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Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1913-10-24
FOR SALE

FOR SALE ten room house. strict
lv modern. Interior finish in finest
hardwoods, tiled bathroom, best
plumbing, hotwatsr heat, plenty o.
closets. built in side-board, bookcas.
es. etc.. 4 room stone basement. mod.
ern laundry, also garage with c.
ment floor. and one. Of tho best wells
in town. Also the z room house
next door strictly modern including.
barn. viii sell away below cost.
Terms. inquire Of P. J.. McGory,
521 E. 7th street, OF at ny Office.
800 8aS-tf
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1913-10-24

WANTED-To buy old clothes and
shoes. Will pay cash for same. Good
Luck Store, AIS E. 5th st. - 422-tf.
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1913-10-24

Inc nOur OF nlgh-plCcn euCnuslaSm
is an exhilerating experience, but it
is mot a safe time for man to take
his own measurement. Many a man,
who, in frenzy of patriotism, would
hare his bosom to hail fshot, or
slEge his hair at the mouth of the
enemies cannon, would not be worth
three cents to the army. His feet
would give out the first FIVE miles OF
a forced march and he would take
his death Of cold sleeping on the
ground. Many a man fails in bust
uess because he plunges in when red
bot with enthusiasm and then sizxles
down until he is 60 cold he gives his
customer chill every time they come
in. In entering any race, it is not
safe for a man to figure himself in at
top speed for the entire run. In es-
timating his assets on going into bust.
ness, aman must not count himself in
at what he feels he is worth at the
high point of enthusiasm. He shout
lie honest with himself, and from what
lie has already done and failed to dc
in other things, strike an average. To
he SIRE, he should raise that average
if he can. But, if his normal ingeaui
~ and push and efficiency are sixty
it is not safe to go into business or rur
for an Office that will require a hun
1red-Popular Magazine.
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1913-10-24

wANTED-Middle aged woman; rs
housekeeper on farm by single mao
to cook for three men. A. Bertngw-
son, Edmore, N. D. 42-2t
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1913-10-24
I. L o s T

LOsT-Masonic coat hutton. Finder e.
turn to the World Office for reward.
Don't miss the closing out sale ut the
Model Clothing Store.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-06-05
sSSn ser lcbten Geiiiun 1,nierer 8,

SSn ser letten seiiion nniercr 2e=
gislat1tr lit 6aS &eniionsgeiet fir
Miitter angenomtnen tpor6en. 3ieies
Geiet iagt: u@enn ein bilfsbeourfti=
ges Sinh gefnn6en miro, 6as nod
nidt pier5ebn Sabre alt lit, un6 sic
M11tter zines iolben &inoeS cine
@itt1pe lit, ooer 6eren @bemam in
elmer iolden Sage iib befin6et, 6aB
er feline 6a1nilie nidt %berforgen fam,
ltno oob Sic @ilfsbe6iirftigfeit zines
io1den &in6eS BON ser Mrmutb ser
Mh1tter berriibrt, meil iie 6asielbe
nidt geniigeno %perlorgen fam, uno
lpenn ferner sic Mutter cine geeig=
11ete Nerion lit, sic @r5iebung zines
berortigen &inaes 5u iiberpaden, uno
es fir 6aS 8%oblergeben oes &it1oes
oas bette lit, ment es n1ter ser Slit
Jorge Ser M1,tter bIeibt, Damn mag
0os @oiiengeri6t cine Snmme felt
Sic ober $1,000 monatli9 nidt
iiber iteigen 6arf Sic bas County CUR
llnterbaltung zines iol9en @inoes
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-06-05
9as Gmoe bes 8alfam=
frie8s.

Ger galfanfrieg lit 5u gn6e, nad=
bent III 2orlbon oas porldnfige 6rie-
%oensprotofoa nnter5eidnet moroen
lit; oas &eiultat ser 8otibafterfon=
feren5 aber lit ein gldn5enoer Sieg
Der ruiiiiden Diplomatic. Napoleon
Der Critic ioll emit erflGrt baben: vSSn
einem Sabrbun6ert miro europa ent-
meoer republifaniid ooer foiafiid
iein." 6ait iiebt es 10 aus, ols Oh
europa beute mirflid foiafiid lit.
Sranfreib, Dos ser groBe &orie aus
Dem &aui6 bes @epublifanisnus
mieoer nieberge3tpl1ngen >batte 5ltr
Mnbetung ieines abiolnten Militoris-
mus, bietet beute 6as erbdrmli9ite
S6auipiel als ser getreue GaiaI bes
Selbitberri6ers aller &el1llen. nno
audi auf Der engliihen &olitif laitet
bleiern sic !@ano &uBlanbs, ieitoem
&onig g6marb VII. in ieinem @aiie
gegen 3euti6lan6 alle Grabitionen
oes glorreiden biftorianiiden 8eital=
tiers opferte, I'M &ublano fir feline
interchangeable 3u gelpirmen. Sic
Sriple=@ntente lit &11Blanb unter=
tban, Tie lit foiafiid). l1n6 tpie itebt
es nit 6em 9reibu11o? Mnf 3el1tid=
lan6 laitet &uBlal165 Ial1it uno 1Gbnlt
es in elmer aftipen Inter itiitung Se=
iterreids, un6 Stalien ql1ittiert met
items 6anfen6 eir1en gndoigen Singer
mi11f &ublan6s. @egen Seiterreid)=
ltngarn aber ipielt Sic garr3e Srtri<
gl1enmoi6tnerie HnBlonbs. Seiter=
reid=ltngarn bat felt geginn bes Bol=
fanfrieges mebr ais 300 MiIionen
&ronen fir feline 9ot16espertbeibi=
gung altfgemen6et. Sic rieligen Mii-
itunge11, bosAnfredterbolten ser folt=
ipieligen @adt an Scr iiioliben ltno
iIb0itliden @ren5e meroen iett III
Bermaner5 erflart, benn 5erbien un0
Wfonte1egro, our6 feline @ren5e mebr
geidieoen, bleiben OH ser @ren3e tpie
5pei miitben6e a%ettenbunbe 11no ge=
itatten feline 8erubi9ung un6 feline
sdmalerung ser &iiitnngen. Sic
8alfanfriie fat fir europa nidt init
einem gn6e boa ghreden, ober fir
Seiterrei6=ltngorn nit eirem @6re=
den obne gn6e geenoet. MuBlon6s
San6 fam je6en Mugenblid Scrbien
un6 Montenegro o11f oe1 Madbarn
bete11, feline 6%a11gbl1n6e ltn6 bereit.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-06-05
Kinder Schreien
MACH FLETcHER'S
GAS or
Sic alte @eimatb.
Sa6Ien.

0ie Nrobin5ial Denfmdlercom-
milton bemiQigte 500 Marf fir sic
tpcitere siderung Ser &ir6enruire gu
&atbarinenberg (@idsfelo),
500 Marf fir sic alte fdtbolii9e Sir
DIE IN 2einefeloe uno 800 Marf a1s
erite State fir Sic 8urgrl1ine Mor-
mannitein in Ereffurt. - Sn elmer
in SeiIigen taot abgebaltenen
groBen misunderstanding fpra6
Ser biSberige 2anotagsabgeor6nete
l1n6 pte6er alS @anoi6at aufgeiteute
@eb. Suitt5ratb b. @trombed iiber
sic G~entrumspolitif inn preuBii9en
Mbgeor6netenbauie e. Ser &ebner,
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Scope, bebart>
6elte Sic Seiuitenfrage. Ser Mbge=
o16nete tbeilte aub nit, 6aB er i'm
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-06-05
t@lamoeret*

@ir leben in Mmerifa. DaS 6irfen
mir niemols pergeiien. @ir baben
uns bier nie6ergelaiien un6 Mere
&inoer madien bier auf. Die itno
olio i9on p%oultdnoig @merifaner,
penn es Sen Mei1ten bon nns au9
gelingt, ibnen etmas bon 6euti6em
8eien nnb 3enfen bei5ubringen. Sic
iin6 aber oo@ idon 10 amerifaniiiert,
oaB Tie ale Dinge nod DEM amerifa-
nii@en MaBitab meiien ODER, tint es
6eutlider 5n iagen, nit amerifant=
iden Mugen dnfeben un6 beurtbetlen.
ga fonnen mir MIR lire 6ubrer ur6
@erotber fein un6 tie 6abon gu uber=
5eugen iltden, 6aB, man ni6t einieitig
fem borf @ir tper6en ober 111tr er-
folgrei@ fem, tpenn mir nns glet6-
fails entfdlteBen, ale @inieitigfeit
fallen 3u laiien un6 ni9t an ale Din=
ge in Mmerifa Sen 6eutiden Mabltab
an5nlegen. Solange mir uns anf Sen
Stan6punft 1tenert 6aB ales i6ledt
un6 ta6elnsmertb lit, mas an6ers lit,
ols in 0euti6lan6, bleiben mir Grem=
6e I'M 2an6e, berfiimmer11 nns ielbit
6as 2eben, btl6en Elm frem6es Gle
ment> 6as sic @%ingeborenen ni9t
obne Geht nit IdeeIen Muqen an{e=
ben un6 ieben nns ser @efabr aus,
6oB mir inns NIT nnieren &in6ern ent=
5peien. Denn SOS 6iirfen mir ME
o11Ber Mdt laiien: unfere &in6er fin6
in Mmerifa geboren mn6 er5ogen, ba=
ben lire 8enntntiie lit amertfontiden
@@ulen geiommelt un6 sic ueber5e11-
gu1g eingeiogen, BOB amerifanifde
@inridt1ngen bortreffIid, tpen1 ri6t
better aIs Sic oner anoeret Climber
iin6. Steuen tpir uns ibrer1 in 6ie-
fer 8e5iebung f6roff entgegen, bal-
ten mir ibnen fortpdbren6 Dor, 6aB
ibre Mnii6ten fali6 iino, 10 MAIDEN
mir iie 5u 11nieren @egnern, ltnb 6as
lit 6as @n6e 6es gegenfeitigen Ser,
traue1s.
IS beritebt ii6 BON ielblt, 6aB mir
berin9en miiiien, sic &inoer gu iber.
5eugen, 6oB iie ftol5 auf lire oeuti9e
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-06-05

esraa
Ser Mutter monatli@ aus3ablen fon.
Ger 8aiienridter bot 6ie 8oQmodt
al banoeln in @dn6en. 8ei ibm mub
6ie Mutter cine Gingobe MAIDEN, uro
er bat Damn gu beitimmen, pie biel
@el6 Der Ml1tter monatli9 a1sbe.
5ablt mer6en foI fit 6as @in6 ODER
Die &in6er. Gin gertififat miro Damn
bonn @oiienri9ter Dem M116itor iiber-
reidt, un6 6ieier lit Johann gebaIte1L
Die beltimmte Summe, 6ie be3abIt
>per6en ion, monatlih gu beguta9ter1.
8isber lag sic 8eforgung biIfsbe.
%ourftiger &erionen gang in &dn6en
ser County : @ommiidre.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-06-05

ben, ale @ltern fonnen tbren &inoern
aber babel belfen un6 6eSbalb tper6en
uniere g%emiibungen, ibnen bei5nbrin=
gen, 6aB unier alteS 6euti6es goter=
lano biel S9ones un6 @1tes fat un6
tbre M6tnng beroient, in 6oppelter
8e5iebnng quite 6ru6t tragen.
Ser Mmerifaner lift fein langlamer,
be6a6tiger un6 nab6enflider @rbei-
ter. @era6e 6as bat linn piel Mu=
ben gebra6t, ober es bat a119 feline
S6ottenieiten, 6enn i6lieBlid iiegt
int 2aufe Ser 8eit 6o@ INNER sic
@rin6li6feit, tpenn iie au@ ipdter
gum 3iele fommt. SIM @barafter ie-
oes Meni6en fin6et man biele 8ioer-
ipri6e, un6 10 lit es audi NIT Dem
@barafter etnes @olfes. Ser Mmeri=
faner. fabt cine 11el1e SS6ee i9nen a1f
uno bringt iie our Musfibrung. Be-
mabrt fie ii6 Damn nidt, 10 IdBt er iie
eben mieoer fallen nn6 tpen6et fi9 et<
mas Mn6erem 5n. Desbab lit man
bier lei6t 3u nebertretbnngen geneigt.
@an5 Defenders menn es iid I'M ct
mas ban6elt, mo bas &er5 un6 bas
@efubl ins Spiel fommen un6 sic BEL
oem Mmerifaner 10 Itarf enttpidelte,
oft freili6 oi@t an @eid1i6fett fret
fen6e @entimentalitGt in SbGtigfeit
tritt. Da5u fommt Damn nod sic BON
Ben Gnritanern iibernommene Sn6t,
a11oere Meni6en better 5u MAIDEN un6
momogli6 5u iiberieben, oab man iel=
Der @rnr6 genltg bat, ii@ 5u beliern.
60 miro 6en1 a16 BEL alien Inter
%nebmungen, Ste iid auf sic @erbeiie-
rung io5ialer 3uitdnoe be3ieben, int
mer glet6 gum 5turmmarid geidrit=
ten. IS fdeim i@ier unm0gli6 5u
|iein, sic uriaden bef1agensmertber
grfdeinungen rubtg 31 ermitteln 11n6
an ser &on6 bon Ebatfaden feit5r-
itelen, mie fi6 gbbilfe idaffen laBt.
Mag es ii@ nun nm 6ie Erinffrage,
6as Spiel ODER Sen 8erfan ser guten
Sttten ban6eln = mir begegne1 int
mer oerfeIben @rideinung. @s miro
ales iber eine1 &o1nm gel9oren,
mon befaBt iid nidt NIT @eriu@en
CUR @infdrdnfl1ng, fon6ern man min
Die @ri9einung, bie 11idt gefGm,
gIeid gang aus Ser @eIt idaffen, als
Oh. iid 6as 10 Ieidt MAIDEN IieBe, mte
man etne Sdiefertdfel nit ,etnem
s9mamm abniidt. Sic 2eute, sic ft@
an einem folden &reu33ltg betbeilt.
gen, laiien gar ni6t nit iid reben, II.
getp0bnli6 bat ie6er fem eigenes, ab-
ioIrt iider mirfenoes &eilmittel. Mit-
unter miro ser 2ddrm 10 furdtbar,
oaB man fi6 sic 0bren 3llbalte1
mo6te, r1n6 meiitens fom1nt menig
oabei bera1ls.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-06-05

Mbltanmru11g lein louen. @enn uns
bas nidt gelingt, Damn lit uniere ga11-
&c gr5iebung nibt biel mertb gemeien,
unb Damn ionen mir rubig eingeite=
ben, 6aB mir uniere &fli6t nidt en-
fiiqt baben. @s muB aber mnier 8e=
miiben fem, nod einen 56ritt meiter
gu geben un6 in sic @er5en unierer
&in6er 6os 8eritdnoniB 6afur gu le=
gen, sob Man@es in Deuti6lanh
ebenfo gut mie in Mmerifa nn6 Clint
ges iogar better lit. Das fann gei6e<
ben, obne 6ab mir tie 6aour6 binoern,
quite amerifanifde Hatrioten gu iein,
mas iie ood nun einmaI. fin6. IS
banoclt ii6 6abei i6lieBli6 nidt nltr
gera6e um 6as 1rtbeil iiber 6ieie Bet
Sen 2dn6er, ion6ern INN 6ie Grage,
Oh mir uns bemiiben molen, I'M ieren
&tn6ern einen meiten 8ltd gu geben,
Tie 6arat1 gu binoern, ftd obne 51
6enfen, 8orurtbeile 81 bil6en uno iie
gu lebren, 6ab ie6es Cling 5pei.Seiten
bat. SSunge Meniden itno INNER
i@nea fertig nit ibrem l1rtbeil; es
liegt 11idt in fbrer Natnr, iorgfaltig
ob5uma9en un6 81 Mberlegem, maS
ridtig uno bere6tigt, gut ooer fali4
lit eli pr1f1pinpn ms Meltprpf1
Damn borlaut nn6 anmaBen6, aber
mir 6iirfen ntdt %bergelien, 6aB mir
M1e einmal ebenio getpeien iin6. Grit
nit Ser @rfabrung fommt 6as Ser
1tdn6ntB 6afir, 6aB man sic Dtnge
nidt Bios bon 6em eigenen 5tan6=
pnnft aus ridten oarf, ion6ern oab
Mn6erer MnIi6ten at6 bere@tigt lino.
Mander muB ii6 6teie grfenntntB
6nr9 i6mere @nttaui6unggen ertper=
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-06-05

Sm 8aibinston finben Dor alien
oie Groteite 1euti6Ion6s gegen gemii.
ie 8~eitimml1ngen berGorifbin 8eriid.
li6tigung, nan1entli9 sic, mad tpeI,
der fir sic in amerifaniiden 59iffen
eingefibrten @aaren cine 3onerma.
bigung bon flint Bro5ert eintreten
iol. @s tpar ia al16 namentli9 oie-
ies uHropiio," betreffs 6e}jen Ser
oeutide gotidafter @raf 8ernitorfi
mdbren6 ieines neultden frr5en Mnf-
e1tboltes in Berlin NIT oortigen Mrt-
toritdten %fonferierte.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-06-05

Seine Herion brau9t Mnitano 3u
nebmen, Solep Mterenpi0en anf SEN
@run6 bin gu gebrauden, 6aB ite
nidt metB, mas 6arin lit. SoleD &
So. garontieren, 6aB 6ieielben eine
refine, beilen6e Meoi8in iin6, ipe3ieu
pr6porirt fir Mieren= un6 8laien-
&ranfbeiten mn6 n~nregelmaBigfeiten.
Sic entbalten nidts, mas BEN sc,
brau6 bon Mebi5in our @epobnbeit
modt. @eriudt fie. Molitor Drug
60. ~ Mn3etge.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-06-05

0eitrereid=l1ngarn bat es our9geiebt,
oab Sfutari einem pbantaitii9en Ml<
banien 5ngef9lagen nir6, europa
aber bleibt nod &ertreibung Ser Cir
fen mebr als ie foiafif9.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1913-03-30
SUGGESTIONS TO
PLEASE THE COOK
TIMELY RECIPES FOR TOOTH
SOME DESSERTS AND OTHER
EASILY PREPARED GOOD
THINGS FOR THE TABLE.
Beef Kidney Stew.

Kidneys need to be cooked a short
time below the boiling point or else
simmered five or six hours to make
them tender. Split a pair of fresh
kidneys into halves. Take out the
white fat and sinew from the center.
Cover with cold water and heat over
a moderate fire. Just before the
boiling point is reached, drain from
the water and cut into small pieces.
Cover again with cold water and
heat again. Repeat three time, be-
ing careful the water never really
boils or the kindneys will harden.
Brown two tablespoons of butter in
a frying pan. Add two tablespoons
of flour and brown, then stir in
gradually one cup of stock or water.
Cook several minutes, then add salt,
pepper, one tablespoon of table
sauce, one tablespoon of mushroom
catsup and the kidney. Stir until
the kidneys are thoroughly heated,
then remove from the fire. Serve
with a tablespoon of finely chopped
parsley sprinkled over the top.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1913-03-30
AWAITING PROOF.

The serum made by DR.. Piorkow-
ski, from the same culture, he
asserts. as that of DR.. Friedman,
will cure tuberculosis, even in adj
vanced stages. declared DIR. Austin B..
Held a Pittsburg physician, who OBJ
tanned some of it from the German
physician in Berlin a few weeks ago.
A practical demonstration with the
Piorkowski serum was given in the
office of DR.. Held, and all the twenty
patients who received their first
to take their second injection of the
serum. Evey patient reported that
the tuberculosis symptoms had les
sened and their general appearance
fully bore out their statements.
One of the most pronounced cases
was that of Henry Dutton of Lowell
vile, o., who had been a sufferer
for four years and was sent to Colo
RADIO and California by his parents.
He eats heartily now, has no fever.
the night sweats have disappeared
and his cough is no longer notice.
able.
DR.. Jesse McClain of Phoenix,
Ariz., completed arrangements with
DR.. Held to come to Pittsburg. and
be treated for tuberculosis. Many
other sufferers now in Colorado, New
Mexico and Arizona have written or
telegraphed to DR.. Held requesting
him to treat them.
The professional skepticsm and OPP
position which DIR. Friedrich Franz
Freedman encounters in having
his incubation serum for the cure of
tuberculosis accepted by his fellow
physicians is inspired less by profess
sional jealousy than by a deep sense
of conservative responsibility pervad-
ing the medical profession. There
have been so many theories advanced
and sc many cures and specifics pro-
claimed, whose after testing proved
them fallacious, if not actually
fraudulent, that the great mass of
physicians have assumed a general
attitude of skeptieism. They will ae-
cept nothing until it has proved itself
under the most rigid scientific tests.
Especially will they not accept or APP
prove anything which maintains in
any way an air of mystery or remains
under private control. For this rea-
son the arrangements now made for
this new tuberculine to be submitted
to the imperial scientific test,
analysis and experiment meets the
approval of the medical profession of
the world. Even a favorable report
from so eminent a source will not
save it from the purifying fire of
worldwide criticism. 1t must be able
to stand every test.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1913-03-30

three members of the executive COM
ihittee, has been elected. Under the
rules and regulations adopted by It
all men employees sixty-iye year of
age n over, and all I'M en-
ployes sixty years of age and over,
VINO have been continuously in the
employ of the company (or any of
the companies whose property and
business We're required by the Ameri-
can Smelling & Refining company
for a period of twenty years, may be
retired.
The amount to be paid employees
placed on the pension list will be
based OIL an allowance of l per cent
for each year of service of the aver
age annual pay during the twenty
years next preceding retirement, but
no pension will exceed 5000 per
or be less than 500 per month
subject, however, to such exceptions
as may be recommended by the pen
sion board and approved by the ex-
ecutive committee"
Net income of the company for the
twelve months showed an increase of
s505,17 owe the previous year, and
$3,059,675 was carried to surplus
account.
A total of $5,56O,639 was ex-
pended for upkeep and expansion of
the property during the year. OF
this. only $99,794 was added to the
book value of the company's proper
ty account.
The book value of investment Sc
eurities was further written down by
the appropriation of s301,745 from
gross profits and a portion of diyi-
bends received from the Western
Mining company. On December 81
the total book value of the invest
securities owned was s1,010,-
537.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1913-03-30
Pressed Flank of Beef.

Wipe, remove superfiuous fat and
roll a flank of beef. Put in a kettle,
cover with boiling water and add l
tablespoonful salt, " teaspoon pep
%per-corns, a bit of bay leaf and a
bone or two which may be at hand.
Cook slowly until meat is in shreds.
There should be put little liquor in
the kettle when meat is done. Ar
range meat in deep pan. pour over
liquor, cover and press with a heavy
weight. Serve cold. thinly sliced.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1913-03-30
Lemon Cream.

One lemon, juice and grated rind
in 2 cups water. When it boils stir
in 2 even tablespoons of cornstarch
wet with cold water. When it thick
ems a little, sweeten to taste (about
a scant cup sugar.. add the beaten
yolks of 3 eggs Cor you ear use p,
When taken from the fire stir in the
whites beaten to a stiff froth. Be
careful and not to get too thick, as it
wants to be creamy and it is thicker
when cold.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1913-03-30
STATE CONVENTION.

The annual convention of the Ne
recently at the state headquarters in
Reno, for the point of view of at
tendance from organized counties
and interesting discussions was a
great success. The victorious ending
of the years work, eliminating in
the submission of the woman suf-
frage amendment by an almost
imous vote in the legislature was dis
cussed. State officers reports show
ed that the paid-up membership has
increased from IA in February, 1912
to over 500 in February. 1913.
The following state officers were
elected for the ensuing year:
President. Miss Anne II. Martin.
Reno.
First vice president, Mrs. J.. L.
Church, Reno.
Second vice president. Mrs. Hugh
Brown, Tonopah.
Third vice president, Miss b. NJ.
Wilson. Goldfeld.
Fourth vice president, Mrs. Alex.
Orr. Phoebe.
Fifth vice president, Mrs. George
West. Y%erington.
Sixth vice president. Mrs. J.. f..
Bray. Carson.
Seventh vice president. Mrs. Ly-
man ID. Clark. Jr., Virginia.
Eighth vice president, Mrs. r. r.
Game, Elko.
Ninth vice president, Mrs. Harry
Warren, Winnemueea.
Recording secretary. Mrs. J. b.
Menardi, Reno.
Corresponding secretary, Mrs.
Grace +. Bridges. Reno.
Treasurer, Mrs. Mabel Bodman,
Reno.
First auditor, Mrs. p. b. Kennedy,
Reno.
Second auditor, Mrs. w. T. Jen-
kins, Battle Mountain.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1913-03-30
INNOCENT CHILDREN
BRANDED ILLEGITIMATE.

The court of appeals has just
handed down a decision that affects
the legitimacy of many children in
New York City and state who have
been born to parents one or both of
whom We're divorced outside the
state.
In an action brought by Daniel H.
Baylis. of Nassau county, against
Emma l.. Baylis, or Emma l.. Bath,
as she was known at the time of her
marriage, the court decides that an
innocent child must suffer the stigma
of lllegitimacy.
So serious is the situation, so far
as children are concerned, that the
court of appeals. Justice Miller
writing the opinion. says: THE
question of providing for the legiti-
macy of children born of such mar
riages Is one which addresses itself
to the legislature. This opinion has
been written solely for the purpose
of calling attention to the subject"
Emma l.. Baylis divorced her first
husband in Connecticut, but did not
personally serve him within that
state. as the New York law requires
for jurisdietional purposes in divorce
proceedings, and Bath did not appear
to defend the ease. Mrs. Bath came
to New York and met Baylis. She
told him of the Connecticut divorce
and he married her.
After a child had been born to the
couple Baylis discovered that in New
York his wife was SILL regarded as
the wife of Bath, and that her di-
vorce from Bath was considered
worthless. He then sued for the an
nulment of their marriage. The
court granted him an annulment and
gave the mother custody of the in
FAINT. But the child was declared IL
legitimate. Baylis appealed to have
the court award him the custody of
the child. The court of appeals sus-
tanned the judgment of the lower
court.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1913-03-30

minimum living wage. If the candy
store succeeds she beIleves establish
ments of other kinds may be launch
ed to deal with necessities of life.
For years Mrs. Hartman has de-
voted herself to helping to solve
economic problems. She affiliated
herself with a movement to in
crease the system of milk depots for
the babies of the poor. Last fall she
urged the city authorities to appro-
pirate more money for this purpose.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1913-03-30

Melt a large spoonful of butter in
a skillet, and when it is hot lay in
slices of old beef and let them heat
through. If the beef and 'leftovers"
are not in slices but scraps, then
chop coarsely and heat. Make sauce
Of two tablespoonfuls of hot wa
ter, two of butter, one tablespoonful
each of Worcestershire sauce and to-
mato catsup, one dessert teaspoon
full of salt, one-half teaspoonful of
pepper, one teaspoonful of lemon
juice or vinegar. If onion is liked
chop finely one-half a medium-sized
onion, brown 1t in a tablespoonful of
butter and add. Thicker with a Ia
~blespoonful of flour rubbed smooth
with a teaspoonful of water. Lay
delicately Drowned slices of hot but
tered toast on a hot platter, place the
grilled beef on the toast. and pour
the sauce over it. Serve hot.