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Kentucky Irish American. (Louisville, Ky.) 1898-1968, 1914-10-17
CARROLLTON.

The nuptials of Edward Hill and
Miss Laura Glauber we're solemnized
with high mass at st. Johns
church in Carrollton Thursday morn
ing. The attendants were Leon Hill
and Miss Helen Marie Framme. Fol-
lowing wedding breakfast at the
brides home the bride and groom
left for a visit in Louisville, where
they have many friends.
Kentucky Irish American. (Louisville, Ky.) 1898-1968, 1914-10-17
X. OF Q. LECTURE.

DIR. w. b. Doherty win lecture to
the members of the local council,
knights of Columbus. next Wednes-
day evening on "War and Its
Heroes" and as the war talk Is one
of the principal topics of the day
just now large attendance is ex-
pected. Next Friday there will be
a euchre and lotto for the members
and ladies under auspices OF the
Entertainment Committee.
Kentucky Irish American. (Louisville, Ky.) 1898-1968, 1914-10-17
CLOSING OF BAZAAR.

The bazaar for the benefit OF ST.
columba's building fund will come
to a close this evening and the
banner crowd OF the three days is
expected to be on hand. The an
nouncement Of the different awards
will be made and many valuable
prizes disposed Of.
Kentucky Irish American. (Louisville, Ky.) 1898-1968, 1914-10-17
~ oooH oUuHt1 UP.
ANOTHER BOOK SHOWER.

President Thornton. President OF
Mackin Council, Y. M. l., is arrang-
ing for another book shower for the
Mackin library and expects to repeat
the success of last year. Reading is
an attractive pleasure. and a good
library is an inducement for new
members. A meeting of those in
terested In the gymnasium class was
held Wednesday evening. The So
cial Club has been reorganized for
the season. with the reelection OF
Sherley Cuniff as President. Mackin
is working hard to gain new mem
bers for the big Joint initiation in
November.
Kentucky Irish American. (Louisville, Ky.) 1898-1968, 1914-10-17
FACE POWDER COSTS MORE.

Be little careful of your face
powder. girls, for it is getting more
expensive every day to keep that
shine off. Imported complexion
subduers have begun to rise in price.
1t formerly was possible to pur-
chase box of French whitener for
eighty-five cents. Now this same
beauty aid costs 81. Fifteen cents on
the box may not sound appalling.
but when powder is put on so
literally as 1t is In these tango tea
days II soon counts up.
ANOnIIIcu n0nIr CH0XxrIrIl
Kentucky Irish American. (Louisville, Ky.) 1898-1968, 1914-10-17
HELPS THE SOUTH.

Holy Trinity parochial school,
New Albany, last Friday decided to
buy bale of cotton to aid the
cotton growers of the South.
Kentucky Irish American. (Louisville, Ky.) 1898-1968, 1914-10-17

Women clerks employed In the
British Postal service get only half
as much salary as the men.
Kentucky Irish American. (Louisville, Ky.) 1898-1968, 1914-10-17
vEsTITIoN CEREMONIES.

There will be vestition of three
candidates at the Passionist Retreat
tomorrow afternoon at 3 o'clock con-
Quoted by Rev. Father Cletus Brady,
who will also deliver the sermon.
The three to be vested are Anselm
Clemens of st. Anthony's parish;
John Butler, Of Chicago, and James
Wathen, of this city.
FACE pnWnER COGrG NODE
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-26
TIM Dounii. Standard.

Tho Row Father McNomin of Dcn-
yor. catholic priest. be- quoted Boo
thc press dispatches today us adyo-
eating the double standard of 80
.uUtv for men ara women nn the
Hruuni that practical condition
must bc faced. that man is r0nsutu-
uuu1lW unaulc t1 maintain the STAN
dnr1 which ho demands or the woW-
au and th1t the adoption oi O. SINGLE
standard under present day .undi-
uus virtually mcans hrnging WOMB
.au down tp MANS howell % sounds
Hh. ID prau suu indictment of The
man from one nnglc COZ dangerous
condou.np from tho other.
We believe the idea the priest
wished TO convey was to maintain
th, good uii ampl, and Wholesome
iaral rf wampnhood ana thou du The
best We can 90 live up 90 b. ourselves.
poo eco -rsss. while thc publication
s ra'hr~ W,NamIn's "uiulnn on tho
subject may give rise tp false inn
preston, We have suspicion THAT
the meaning hc was attempting to
convey is backed up hy considerable
ioommon sense. And on tho grouul
that single standard must inevitably
in the nature OF mankind boz come
lpromIso. who shall say that hc b.
wrong in keeping the IDEAL of wom-
nnhood at w. highest and IN setting
Ia mark for the mun which ia just
as near the nthor us stumbling mortal
may struggle upward?
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-26
mIGr PRAISE.

Il is quite gratifying 10 hear from
the members Of the United states
Indian commission now in this local
iiy such high praise as they have ac-
corded the Albuquerque government
Indian training acbol They rank %
among the most successful and the
most efficient ln the United stntcs
The cncomium BE- well deserved and
thoroughly earned hy the tireloss.
conscientious and able efforts or the
manapemcnt Of this school Co make
So fulnll ils mission In the highest
degree. The Indian school is some
thing Of which Albuquerque as vel
as superintendent Perry and his oN-
ccllent assistants may be pardonahli
proud. II the same methods ana the
same spirit are followed In every
school In the Indian service there BE-
no doubt of the success OF the gov'
ornmcnrs work 70 make the Indian d
useful. Industrious ana self-rcspcctina
factor In our national development
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-26
How To Save
Your Eyes
Try This Free Prescription

DO your eyes give you trouble? DO
you already wear eyeglasses or spec
tnclesf Thousands Of people wear
these Window who might easily
dispense with them. You might De
one 90 these and IL IL your duty 10
save your eyes before IL is too late.
The eyes are neglected more than amy
other organ at the entire body After
you finish your days work you 81
down and rest your muscles but how
about your eyes, DO you rest them
You know YOU DO not You read or
do something else that keeps your
eyes busy. YOU work your eyes until
YOU go TO bed. That h why 80 many
have strained eyes and finally other
eye troubles thnt threaten partial or
total blindness. Eyeglasses are mere
crutchcs. they never cure This free
prescription which has benefited the
eyes Of 80 many may work equal
wonders for you. Use it q short time.
Would you like your eye troubles 90
disappear as II by magic? Try This
prescriptions Go 20 the nearest wide
awake drug store and get "a hottie of
| DIPLOMA tablets, M two-ounce bot
lie with warm water, drop In one
tablet and allow u 10 thoroughly dis
solve. with the liquid battle tho eyes
two 90 four times daily. just note
how quickly your eyes clear up nnd
how soon the Inflammation will dis
appear. Don't be- afraid a. use Ni
ID h absolutely harmless, Many who
iare nov blind might have saved their
eyes had they started 90 care for
them In time. This II "a simple treat
meni. but marvclously effective IN q
multitude Of eases. Now that yon
have been warned don't delay a day
but do what YOU can 90 save your
eyes and you are likely 10 thank us
as long AZ you live for publishing
this prescription.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-26
ny YoN YoNsoN.

stanzes Consequently we shall pass
b up.
D.
WE SHOULDN'T wish 90 pry into
unyone's private Affairs but 30 really
win boz Kind or fascinating 20 see just
what Mr. Murphy has on the books.
o
THE HISTORICAL library az Santa
Fo now has % hymnbouk boz tho La.
gun1 dialect JudElug from the way
some AZ the congregation sing hymns
few seats back sometimes. there are
more copies 81 that wufA eXt1nt.
O.
ANOTHER aviator has been dashed
Goo death. this timc In ENGLAND We
mipht just Hs well have the foreman
Keep Thar line Dashed to Death"
standing in type.
THE WOLVES are eating up the
country people in France. ID sounds
more like Slhorin than ono or the
most h.rhly civilized countries lu the
world
o
THE MEXICAN women made the
''''fN IN'A ~ w NNAN llNih' NA'ANN Wv
uuga. This means soon suffugcttes'
o
NRii Win water Jar.
ON. tho vision hnunts mo still,
Tho CLEAN uf the vospcr star
Poefing over the purple hll
And the maid with tnc water Jar,
just vision out Of tho past
with never % blur co. mar
Of the night and the stur ana the dos.
err vast,
And the maid with tho water iar.
Clinton Scollard, In Sew York sun.
IA. !
| Yea, vision haunts mo, too,
/ can ncycrmore forget:
/ For q naughty Sew Years stew
Filled my inwards with regret.
! Like vision out Of heaven.
Like 90 slit beyond ali price,
/ Came that boy az half past seven
with jar of fresh.crackcd ice,
! w. Kcc Maxwell In Peoria Journal
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-26
HOw the Weather Bureau Forecasts
Storms, FrOsts and Floods

come into tho United states from
Canada and Alaska. the weather hui
reau studies tho Canadian weather
reports England sends reports from
Iceland. the british ieisnas and run-
uncntai Europe, and daily reports
come from "a. Petersburg on the con-
.ditions in Russia and siberia
Tho same buslnesslike system used
iu tracing the track OF storm Is APP
piled In determining the arrival Of
frusta
Flood forecasts are made In much
the same way. Information az So the
amount OF rainfall 80 the hendwaters
az streams that cause foods are cov-
cred by tclesraphic reports sent by
lbcdl observers As this rain reaches
the main channel the heieht OF the
water in the channel Be- determined
hy successive causing stations. Past
records establish how much % height
say ot 20 feet 40 Dubuque. Iowa. viii
produce at Davenport. another sta
zion so miles down the Mississippi
This plan b. followed an the WAY
down the river, md al ench pnin
fun allowance is made for the cnect
uf water from tributaries. ana from
additional and local rainfall. As Z
result ct these observations ~ -;
recent flood, the people 90 Cairo haS
warning week ur ten days In ad
vance. The Pittsburgh district car
/ be- given only ~ tc "a hours notice
because flood is upon them within
g hours after "a heavy rain storm.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-26
FINDS "COCKT FACE"
AMONG SOCIETY WOMEN
. NAaeSSSSSSS~N;

Two new types Of face nave been
discovered among American Ho-
clcty women by Rev. Zed Copp.
Washington minister and rociolo-
rist They are thiso ot the bridge
whist ficnd aud ne cocktail drinkcr
M. Copp says hese new types are
"a distinct degeneration from the ore
thodox American beauty.
"Thc bridge whist ficnd's face Is
assuming hard lines usually found
IN the professional gamblers face
hc said MANY pretty Young wom-
en- are losing All their tender, soft
beauty by leaning over tho gambling
table uutl tho early hours of morn
iug
bridge whist players can m
longer smile sweotly Tightly drawn
lips and deep mrrow over tho
mouth are characteristic of this
type " women would omit actual
heavy gambling these defects Of eN'
lprossion would bee greatly done away
with.
"The cocktail drinkers type OF
face De- more repulslve than that oi
Ithe gamblers. The former has q
dropping lower lid bioodshot eyes
land Ga sloycnly, lunguid expression
Sweet cocktails are the hare ol
! fashionable women. think the,
lean hc clas10d among the habit
forming drugs and drinks A. tn
bottom ur these two evils rests wg
lmnns tendency 90 go from the hom'
lntmosphoro and do the thing
hitherto icrt 90 men. clubs and wo
lmpu's barruoms are giving u8 "a nov
ltype uf American womouhood.
Women. especially Young girl
lhorc. are rapidly becoming more ad
ldictcd TO Intoxicating liquor Will
1.-The men are rapidly growing NOR
labstemlous, according 10 Albert D
shoemaker, attorney for the anti
saloon league az the District q
ICuiumbia.
Mf. Shoemaker made his chars
before tho Womens Christian Tenn
lpcmnce Union.
. Insanity saizos upon the bacheio
, with greater ease than upon IN
lhenodict according to the report q
tine Government hospital for the in
sane. Just submitted 90 Secretary
the Interior Fisher The report al
sn snys out OF about 1900 patient
, in the institution only three nro b'
ing treated for insanity brought q
hy the use 81 slcoholic liquors. 70 al
sn SAYS there ~ far greater pre-
: iportlon OF forcign-born patients tina
n LOT Americans
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-26
PRACTICAL WORK.

To those unfamiliar with the large
scope of the work being done by the
New Mexico state college ana EN-
pertinent station there Ia considerable
Of interest IN the report iust made
Co the governor Boy President Georgo
D.. i.add Of the institution How sue
cossful this school has been Ia bring
Ing the professor To- the people and
the expert 90 the earnest seeker after
Information is shown by the fact that
hlS thousand inquiries annually about
matters relating 10 agriculture. nor.
,lCulture. dairyins. Btoca raising
soils. water and irrigation problem,
are answered by tho experts "a th'
college and answered In "a way q
help the inquirer 10 the maximum de-
gree. This year the extension work
limited uy reason of the lack 81 fund.-
nacded, viii reach 500 farmers, horti
culiurists and Eiockmen. shor
courses are given In the various coun
ties; boys and girls INDUSTRIAL tiuh'
20 impart the rudimonts OF practica
agriculture and domestic science ar
conducted In every county; CORE
npondence courses are conducted
lectures on Industrial education arr
given AZ teachers institutes, demon
mration trains bring object lessons q
thousands OF farmers an over th'
state, thousands OF bulletins are is
sued yearly. an annual Farmers
Week" Is held 40 the college and u
many other ways Inc work is made o
the greatest practical value 10 an
man who tills tho soil.
We doubt Il any similar institution
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-26
n ID e. IN THE SOLAR PLEXUs
a IL ~ ~ YoN YoNsoN.


CALIFORNIA. following "a scason
OF hurricanes and ud0l waves. be- now
enjoy. ng tho pleasures and privileges
of flood in each and every creek
ana river Now why DO climate.
seekers Ro Geo california
O.
joins Redmond says irish Home
UuIc Ia to become o uv thIH ycur ~
10 docs BE- Boz aoing io hc the most nm
uly Iul, That WINS over ruled
o
4 ViHGINfNN hns invented an ou-
fomu1ur pillow. What with this and
the atoum roller the following or tho
mfruW win soon oncr the attractions
that politics has tu command.
3
\ WOMAN has advised the author
Iuca OF plot Goo Hs.nssIunte King
Constantine of Greece. Fpr once the
f.m1lo weakness os to keeping % SCI
cr,t hls been % benefit
%
Trying 90 lirip.
sine fountain 90 eternal youth
newer rrek NOR dream about.
Eut ! wotld Ike EnWc stun. turH"o'h
To keep my hair FROM failing out
Kansas cts Journal
Tho fountain of eternal youth
o. buried centuries beneath
sly what Goo thunder AID thrt bono.
Head servant do with our false
tOrth'
4
MAN HAS ALWAYS had e ten
dcncy to gu up in the air.
g
WHEN POVERTY comes in at IN,
door loyc makes noise hkc flyinl
machine.
NEVER TRUST man whose de-,
crawla under tho house when hc Hcc'
him enter the front gate.
o
WOMEN DRESS Co please the men
hut some mon are $50 all-drcd con
traD they refused to bo pleased.
o.
I TT ISN'T fair boo this ohnin-pocu
business Goo ask e. fellow to write tvs,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-26
HOM.s TnIs2

We offer one Hundred Dollars Re-
ward Tor any case Of Catarrh that
.Cannot be cured by Halls Catarrh
cure.
FL. CHENEY & Co. Toledo. o.
We, tho undersigned, have known
r. j. Cheney for the last 6 years, and
believe him perfectly honorable in all
business transactions ana financially
able 10 carry out eny obligations made
by his firm.
NATIONAL BANK or COMMERCE.
Toledo. ohio.
Halls Caiorrh cure - taken inter-
naliy acting directly upon the blood
and mucous surfaces OF tho system.
Testimonials sent free Price Is
cents per bottle Sold By all Drug
gists.
Take Hairs Family pills for consti-
patton.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-26

n hot omolot pan in which "a table,
spoonful of butter has been melted.
Move Go hot part of The range for @
few seconds. then with % thin knife or
sp1tula separate thc cooked portion
from tho side of che fying pan aad
shake tho pan back and forth in such
o. manner That the cooked portion may
rumple on the pan and leave space
Tor the uncooked egg 90 RON down
upon the hot surface off the pan. when
cooked 90 creamy consistency
throughout begin ai the side of the
pan next the handle md roll thl
omolot over ana over and then upou
o. hot plate Serve ot once. -Chicugo
Inter OCoun
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-26
AMERICAN ATHLETES,
SCORE 3 VICTORIES IN
MELBOURNE MEET
my Leased wire to EvenIng Herald.

lliy Leased Wire tO Evening Herald. ]
Melbourne, Australia, Jan 2G.-
American athletes today scored three
victories and one tie IA the track
events at the championship meeting
of the Auatralas.an amateur aasocla-
ton.
George L. Parker. the California
sprintor won thc 220-ynrd flet cham
pionship In 22ls acconds and the 4to'
yard Hat chnmpi0nship IN 81 2-l Sec
onds. James Powers Of the Boston
A. A.. won the mile championship IN
four minutes 30 4-5 seconds. The pole
vault championship WAS a tie between
luio Tcmplotsn of the Olympic club
san Francisco, and Blake 81 Victoria
Australasia. who both gaultod eleven
feet
The members 81 the American team
have catered International meets fol
the next two saturdays.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-26
THE PRICE SHE PAYS

There is hardly an American wo-
man nowadays who can keep pnc"
with the demands made upon her time
and energy without paying the prn-
atty of i1-healtn. 10 may oe that
dreadful backachc. dragging palms.
head aches, nervousness or The tor
lures Of displacement II b. the
price she pays. To women in ths
condition Lydia a.. Pinkham's Negc-
table Compound comes as boon and
la blessing \ simple remedy made
from roots and herbs which brings
glorious health 90 suffering women.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-26

Take three tablespoonful OF rice
nnd wash ihoroughiy. then scrapc and
wash and chop enough fresh carrots
10 mako three nbloapoousful Place
the rico and carrots ln shallow,
covered casserole. with two cupfuls
~ water three tnblespounsful Of salt
ana % quarter uf tcaspoonful Of pop-
ger. Cook these IN the oven with 20
moderate hest for ia hours. Have
thoroughly washed siy or rirht chirk-
en- iivrfF place Thorn Eco casserole.
together with TIE contents of q small
can &C French pens, aud cupful of
cream ana half toaspuonful of
ehopned parsley cook geutly until
the litora nro tender Sprinkle lirht-
ly with salt and pepper. aud serve
fuoI UaN oAt's Uin nuL sou NipN
people.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-26
TRIED RECIPES


Take a pint Of whipped cream two
ounces OF butter, a PINT of stale cake
erumhH one orange, three eggs, three
ounces of sugar and q half Gun 81
jelly. Blend the butter and cream,
and pour Il over the cake crumbs.
add the beaten yoiks OF the eggs. the
orange juice and the sugar Bake
in a hot oven When it ~ done. rc-
move. spread with the jolly, beat the
whites of the eggs az for frosting, and
spread over pudding sprinkle with
shredded cocoanut and bake TO a gold
IN hrown.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-26
WHY Nor TuY IT HERE

The United states commissioner of.
education haa te.. .prtusrd Is pian
Tor continuous sessions of the public
srhoals. with iha .ara ~ kerpinr ih'
la,s ~ ~ the streets iu th" sumo
mcr vacation ana engaging two mil
lion school children Ice vocational
work
20 is ono OF the biggest OF many
big ideas Of Mt Cluxton aud its put
tins into practice VIII moan almost
the rsvolutonizing Of the education
~ system in this country. Tho com
missioner believes that the practice
of closing the schools during the
summer months is primitive ara OUT
worn. one vocational teacher IN
each school, he believes, should DE
employed all the year round.
These tonchcrs should teach ma
ture study and the principles of nor
Texture" Mr. Ciaxior declared. "go-
ing from home Co home. supervising
during the summer vacation.
1T o. important Co consider the
fact that the public schools of the
country represent an Investment oi
nearly two billion dollars, and that
this Investment stands idle aoout one
quarter OF the time. for no other
Us. q "a
both teachers and pupils were needed
on the farms three or four months
In the summer,
For school gardening. the ~ouip'
mcnt Ii "a small item. and the vacant
lots OF the city, now idle. would be
better for cultivation"
Mr.. Cinxton pointed out that ~
Europe the public schools last veal
produced s5O0. 600. 600 through yoca'
tional work. lie estimates that prob
ably 1900. 600 children could bee en-
listed IN the United states within d
few years and that their lohor'
would yield them 100000 annually
economic effect this plan will have
10 put into practice. The idea has "a
once engaged the minds OF loca
school authorities. II has great pos
aibllitics not only for benefit 90 tho
children ami Identification of th'
city; Il will help 90 solve the bad
BOY problem, and viii go a long wa,
toward forwarding the agricultural
development OF the country.
u believe 81 would he tho greatest
thing tlalt ever happened 10 th'
schools" said "a well known citizen u
Alhupucrquc today who h. particu
larry interested in child welfare work
81 have boy Cor instance, ont u
California who inat summer coult
nave raised enough vegetables on
vacant lot 20 supply the whole fam
ily II he had had a chance To- set Jus
little bit Of instruction 49, q wa
he spent an tho summer wishing b
knew how 20 garden ana itching q
got nt IL. ! believe that 81 10 wer
made rule Go take occasion ut leas
once week to tell the boys and girl
the principles Of planting and tcudin
and tilHnR "a would be worth In
short time at least $4,000 Go th
city"
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-26

~ nffcr ln GnclhnIs "a.

washington. Jan G.-prcsident
Wilson has not yet directly offered
to Colonel George W Goethnle the
ciyu soNeruorship of the canal zone
ANA cannot do so uniii he issues aii
executive order for permanent
government ~ the zone. presderl
Wilson today was unable Co tell cali
cra anything about Colonel Gorthnl
rians for tho future. as he said hf
had not had any word cnncoruin
the police ccmmissionership from
Him
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-26

Savannah, ga, Jan. 2s,-~Attorney
a. 4. Lawrence OF this city testified
today before the congressional conn
mittoe investigating charges AGAINST
Federal judge Emory spcer that In
his opinion speor never had selected
In jury according 90 Law. Lawrence
was counsel for Greene ana Gaynor in
the savannah hnrbor fraud eases and
wac fined ti0o by Judxe Apeer Tor
contempt when he charged the iudge
WAS "hxing up' the CFecnesuaynor
jury.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-26
) NeNSSSSN"NN'
FORREST NOTES.


There are a6.600.00 youne trees
IN the governments forest nurseries.
Two tons ct csHcara bark have
just boon sold from the siusiaw ma
tlonnl forest. oregon, at orc cent a
pound
Tho norihcrnmost national forest
u the Chugach IN Alaska; tho south
oTnmom a. the Luquillo ia Porto
Rico
For shingles alone, $50 million
feet Of timber ~ cut IN that part ~
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-26

Use more yolks than whites Of oggs.
20 insure the proper tenderness. The
pan should be small and thin, to s"-
cure q thick omclet and quick cook
ing For small omeict. take two
whole eggs and the yoiks of w."
more. beat with spoon until full
spoonful can be taken up, add three
tablespoonful ~ wa,er. onc-fourth
ieaspoonful Of salt and dash OF pep-
per, and when well mixed turn Into
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-26
nnkrh rnlnlnc. Minh chcc.c.

Take about eight f1lr-szed poHtoca
ana scrub them cicnn with % VcHctnblc
brush. cot them in halves Hprand
cach hair with little butter sprn-