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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-05-01

for Portland, Friday, their residence,
$50 North Fourteenth street, will be oc.
cupicd by the Curtis B. Crosses, who are
removing from 266 North Fourteenth
street.
A charming affair of Wednesday
night was the card party given by
Miss Zoa Stockton at the j. l.. Stock.
ton residence on North Summer street
Decorations were an artistic arrange.
ment of exquisite snowballs, used ex-
clusively in handsome pottery and art
baskets and filling every available
place. Ten tables were grouped about
the rooms, the guests circling them for
$500, trophies later complimentiug
Mrs F. G.. Myers and Edgar Hartley
The method of serving was particularly
attractive, miniature white crochet
baskets being given to each guest filled
with confections. The guest list in
cuded; Mr.. and Mrs, Charles X.
Spaulding, Mr.. and Mrs. Zadoc j.
Riggs, Mr.. and Mrs, Louis Josse, Jr,;
Mr.. and Mrs. John Caughell, Mr.. and
Mrs. Paul Schmidt, Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar
Hartley, Mr.. and Mrs. LiIburn M
Boggs, Mr.. and Mrs. Armin Steiner.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. Cooke Patton, Mr. and
Mrs. Roy Burton, Mr. and Mrs. Grant
Bonnell, Mr.. and Mrs. Chester Cox. Mr.
and Mrs. David Eyre, Mr. and Mrs
Merlin Harding, Mr.. and Mrs. Paul
johnson, Mr.. and Mrs, II. C. Marvin,
Mr., and Mrs +. G. Myers, Mr.. and
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-05-01

VXYHAT is so lovely as the fifst of
W. May2 And if that day be in
w Orcgcn All Salem realized that
the first Of May comes but once a year
it seemed today, everyone donning their
best in wearing apparel and meeting at
the allentcing objective point-Wil.
lamcttc campus, Every one was in the
h0ppiest mood, and the entire scene
from lovely May queen, damtily eos.
tuned attendants, May pole maids, to
college fo'k and townspeople it closely
rcscmbod charming Fairyland page.
ant Society cancelled all affairs for
the day, its d2yotees paying homage
to gracious Queen Leila, along with
hosts Of college, nigh and grammar
school students The week has not
been an auspicious one socially speak.
ing events partaking for the greater
part Of an informal nature. The com.
ing one promises to be more notable,
however, with the Barere ensemble
concert scheduled for Tuesday evening,
the week eliminating with the happily
anticipated WomGn's s club musical Sat.
ImdOy afternoon.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-05-01

audience she is always one Of the
most intelligent and expressive of
readers, ranking particularly high in
character delineations. Mrs. Fish has
broadened her culture considerably by
extensive travels, Salem friends being
delighted with her decision to open a
studio, here, feeling that in so doing she
signifies ner intention of making this
her permanent home. Mr., and Mrs.
are located on Union street.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-05-01

helpful. In her rendi-
tions she is sympathetic,
natural and artistic. "
Her inte rpre t alton Of
Marion Craig Went
worth's War Brides "
mas been the source Of
much praiseful comment
locally. 1t was first Civ
en- befcee the members of
the Woman s club, but
she has been asked to re-
peat it several times
since then, Next Sunday
evening Mrs. Fish will
read George Bernard d
Shawis "Androeles and
the Lion, - another much
talked of work, which
has been appearing in
Evcrybody's M a G a zine.
Mrs. Fish is essentially
original in her interpreta'
tiors, her conception be
ing most refreshing and
delightful. she does not
memccize, that is, thor
oughly, usually placing
her book upon a rack, al
an easy reading distance
the results being most un'
usual. The audience is
not for a moment remind.
ed of the book, the reader
nor the readers art, the
character portrayed be
ing at all times upper
mo7t. Mrs. Fish IS worl
as a teacher has beer
equally successful, her ef
forts everywhere in tai
respect giving eminen
satisfaction. w h c { h e
teaching or before al
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-05-01

faculty Of willamette vi versity, has
this work been taken up ia Salem, the
need for such a departme t being felt
most urgently. Taere is uuch decided
dramatic talent in Salem and those
who are interested in This special
study are delighted with Mrs Fish s
decision. For several yeas Mrs. Fish
occupied the chair of ora Dry in Cen
.ral Union university, near Des MOines,
Iowa, and has also conducted the eX-
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-05-01

se4tet from "Lueia,, 'askO'ti,
.IGJellO-Louise BsrngPoo,ssll BsrrlPosll.
Ihe Voice of Sprinss hrs campbell.
sOIos-Helen Barr, Scj.,.,..,..., Cjer,,,; ,Bei,nl
Doe1fier. DS'5' M''i' Campbell Ss4Is, Snas
d, Chorus-vocal class
OSlllle stli. Martial ....,,.......
StIingcr quartet: '''''' SinlAOa
campbell; can! 2nd violin, t-Sp'ls iSosSI. N@i,
Una ra. D9GSrtiori G{, cell, Lonise 'isla Palle -.
Campbell; piano, Is'i Ip,iIia iIIiarP - ia',tr1
V'AL
Mrs G. ], Greene planDo5 ,.r
club, which is formed Of I,ipis ,vip Of ts
AZ AZ IL
railroad commissioners. Tbnr.3s ,ss q ta
moon, moon, arranging her pictures"r1ys rry pi,,s I,
nome vita exquisite pink kogue ,ogs. illa "
appointments u o! ths luncheon Doina a y, ~ y
cd in attractive little bastets S''as ~ 'e'E
tauoS t"olGs' a. Unique progressive PANE, 4, '9a \.
tured the entertainment prog,am Sarr'' 4. Ia
VINO enjoyed them besides es'il', tss '.es se,
members men, being Mrs. G. P. C6ri,tis NJ SIae
walter Nyai L. speulding, Ms. ,5,'' Yora al,i y
Miller Miller Of Oregon City I1 and 'sia ~
hostess mother, Mrs. k;n uua Ae
Portland, Pc Mrs. 7. 7. Basseio iI,l'y Ti q
the club s next hostess. ''n %
, Mrs, Ralph Watson and Nr, p,,,
b. Meredith were compliments ',aas .iS
lovely guest favors, Thursd,y ,.s sl,a
Mrs George G. Brown entertain" "l'a l.i
bridge club Mrs, Homer smitS ''u .,.. l''
a monber % %p,u' t%a MIS-. Meredith i
with Nv Satth tn0 yiuo' MIS- Watson
Lawrence p ", H.. H's' LOveIaee, Nn
ITytIo boira ,spa5 i' i. ana mrs W \.
! Morcd;tb 1',h '%ou % Ii,, SIGi,u,lllOhally Nh
Irayo with t tbo w W..en, .niluren, plannedb
lhoir now bo,oo "a''yIs /, W. yesterday ia
other lovely % atton., ~ washington Al
lor motrlns Wow ~,'t1t,Un ,,' iut tnese lolF
concolIod o,rino wv Tnlen ,n nal oa
Mincor,s 9 on,niS9 w, w 'up lllneS Of Nl
"' DVU
Tho beort;f,J nan. ,..
nocGobocbs oio ny" N ..u.a uOu'e o. lnekG
Jition With ha ~ i''.,, .Ae Vahs q,
,,, uno n''nsg n"nusg'',V9I Ny Les'aences ID al'1
Wr9 S VPo RecE EobaaO O"ua5 ua5.,s,. SSsnlae M M
ho Ml'' 6oL. ggNoDayh p1I P'esa'ns a 4, @ iaf; i'f
.nV sat;ooe 0aDS 20 aHi.s nsitse @ eluu, oIF' dee
iro,Uuo y, a.,,.. mi'V iOscs .5 y qua yaey aif
"5Sn' oe 5S ;to;a "teSa.O"tVu M Wy ',u1oNa~ WA,
Ol inc interior, lne card l)6 Beng
elfclIa ,s.,l,y5 oy 1I5..,IS tne iollSylHG who Ts'
yT'GTuaihya W Ta1iIoo S SuGt'O1aly 1S W. " ''i aA
Benson Mr. al and Mrs. E. y GilllghH
Al hrS Sl.,ra FRANK W.. W, Pfnson @asa oad al Aa a
"a "a p"5Ie' NJ 5h,.t! M's i!. nTnsI q Snan na AA
IT, l. OnfiS'lo received ll' ''aA'@
,,,,, o,;.o T,o.,,.,, i, ,.,,s
MISS ,s.! Louise InO@psGa snlas.l,, ~ y Elln \
san tlaniIS,o ,a h.o,i,.I i0rln% ,1. Y I.,.,,
sumo sumo her l,l!, theatrical .l,,'!.I WON .,ss sas
vaon wlen a. musieol ons o1sn, oo@pan an Ssys aI
opeI ,ho a" no,r ,Dsrs aTSi.o,i"m n N 0,Ils,l
D' 'n'> nv" ''''''i'T . \
Miss Hoe 40. cS;aSs s,. ys,. 1' x 'NIsYW ls' '
tae mouse mouse su's ,,.v,,o s, o't~ a, ber hon, il
stcuSloft IS IF'TDs ". ~, iu r,,,"re N, nyi Nn
eugene toaay o",y.,,,iOo5 tU' WI VIM an inisna
) SteuslorI ,i, 1,,'nrDdav cn,gI'v'Irr evening. I
dinner THURSDAY '.'1's'
most iDt,restin. evening, as
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-05-01

"a mRs. ANNA ROGERS
M FISH, alth ~ G h
AVA practically a new
resident in Salem, has rap
idly taken a foremost
place in social and club
circles. Besides a gracious
and charming personality
Mrs. Fish possesses extra
ordinary talent as an in
terpretative reader, her
work il this line being
constantly in d m a n d
since she has taken up aer
residence here. Her as.
sisiance on the various
programs given by the sa,
lem Woman's club, Of
which she is a member,
has been most notable and
appreciated, her last ap-
boarance before this or
ganization being at its
April meeting, Mrs. Fish
having entire charge of
the program. Those who
have been privileged to
hear her are so delighted
with her work that they
have joined in making
their persuasion so forci-
bic that Mrs. Fish has
consented to take a local
class in dramatic express
sion. Her tutelage will
begin as soon as a suit
able studio can be secur-
ed, and it is expected that
society will unitedly turn
its attention to this form
Of culture. Not since
Mrs Sara Brown Savage
discontinued her dramatic
work ns q memher of the
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-05-01

preston department in number of
other eastern colleges and educational
institutions. She is a graduate of the
famous Soper School Of Oratory, Of
Chicago, taking her degree from Chi
cago university, studying under Pro,
fessor Fredrie NJ. Blanchard, wac said
of her. "Her work is Of an excep-
tionally high order. Mrs. Fish has the
fine art of selecting for the platform
literature that is both entertaining and
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-05-01

VXYHAT is so lovely as the fist Of
wv May2 And if that day be in
w Ornus.,t An So1on, roa1;gal 4bot
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-05-14

Nir moften einen 9(usfluq Dor
Die Staot. S5n einsm tleinen 8irtsz
bau5 tebrten mir ein. 0ds to1 Qan3
nabe bei einem lle~6uugsploB. ,5unqe
Regimenter fApdrmten BORT, ItampI=
ten nno Iiefen uno inoTen.
3piifen 3ipsi S6ieBiibungen lam
6et inns pas @eIprdh ouf 0pern.
llno Der dltelte BON uns Iprdd) IS
10 aus, lpie es oditept: Dies Sperm
lpiro ms u~npergeBli6 b!siben."
rSa. ia." Jimmie eiE onOrer elm,
Dein b0ies Nelt, ries Is perm"
llno Damn por nod ein Spra9ses
lebrter 5fpiid)en ms. Der murrnelte
perloren: r0as ri" lit ountler, &inz
Der e II perm miBt SIR es ausIpre=
6en." llno oann laBen mir 6reun0e
nit unieren Orei Musipra6en cine
Weile perlegen ga. 8is es auf einmal
oruben ouf Dem llebun9sfeloe nie0er
tnalte. 8umm - bunm - gun3e
Salpen rollteu bin uno tlopften aud
an infer 6eniter.
n60rt." iagte oa ser 8ierte unb
fob lGhelno ieinen Singer, :. . miro
IS ausgeIpro6en."
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-05-14
Elm gutter krisssbusd.

Wsnr aud bic Giuiteauna BON
&%risgsbarben in Der oeutIten Pr.
NEE crit in ben odt5iger Sabren sr.
folate, 10 hoben 6unoe oo,b Iton
in ein3sluen 6dlen aud I'M &risge
BON 1870-71 CUTE 9ienIte geIsi
Itet, freili6 aud pen @egueru. 8ei
W}agnp Dor W}eB BAIT Die ~fran3os
fiI6e 6elopofe einen 8orpoitens
buno, be- nit qr0Bter NufmertIam=
teit ieoe Yntrouille lhon auf ipeIs
tsTte Gntiernung pitterte uno Der
8o6e meIoete. 5o, oer 6uno I'M
ternobm eernoeSu lelbitduoig bis
ouI bunoert G6ritte Dor Der beut
ihen Qinie 9atrouiaen. Dies bat
ten Die oeutIdeu SdiiBeu bemertt,
uno Der Solout Wortin trod) in
elmer ourtlen gisumononodt on cen
feineli6.n 8orpoitsn bis ouf bum
bert Shritte berdn. nahoem er
lit pprber I'M 2eqen elmer 0rabts
idlinge geiibt bate. uno itsats bic
Shlings auf ben Steg. Sd Der
Nino lIniti9 mar, botte i'm nies
mono bsmertt. Nun IieB er einen
ipeitsr 3uriidlieatnoen &nmer1o Elm
6erduId MADDEN. uno iofort tam
oub Der 9uno Der. betrot nbnung5-
los ben Gteg, ouf Dem Die SdIins
&c oufgsite0t mar, Die nun Mlortiu
luSog. Der 6uno. Elm Qefaat!;fsr
@egner. ipor oefongen. 3mor tum
Der iran3oiiIde Rotten auf nsn
aln9eIout bts Ijerss Dor uno IdoB
einen a1robiner in bic Naht bin.
Elm, aber Die Hodlt NOR 10 ouutel,
Der G4loq mar Q%elunqen. Snoehen
ihidtc mon ben 0uno niht in bic
0eian9enenlaQer noh 0eutibiano,
icnnern hebielt i'm bel Ijdl uno
M}arlp IL nonntt mar i'm -
ertrie8 ,jd L's fhlshttr Yotriot. er
mleiitete fortan ben neutid1en SduBsn
quite 0isnitt.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-05-14

e1jmmteu @orausieBunqeu tntternt.
Tar RontIenIdirm enibiui miibeios
esn Sig ser ein%qe0run4euen 8eldoi
Ibre Gage gu Iebenalpihtigtu Or
1azgn. etpdile 3ertriimtnerunGen
Essxo feblerbdfte Qa"Qsrungen Der &nos
xa uip. Ereffeno bot man peu
aHtasnapp0rat oa3 ~4u1e oe@ Gbi
xslrgsn" qenanut. nit Dem Der Cpe
ratsnr ben perieBttn 8orrerteil al
2sgfhist. biz er Dos 4|r9iettll, lei Is
Aaz GpjBgeifo3 oes ,$,nIonterieQe
2sxbres, bic rGu0t 8leitu3el oe8
@mrapneds o0er ods Gileuftiid zines
Errotiplittera. entoctt Eot unp nun
a a1er &ubr Die Gefd6ren uno
2nten lblpd0t. ebt II it'd iu eineni
@1Msrili enfihlieBt,
EaIins gr0bte uuo mo0ernite
%stIdnitalt. 0u9 gtI0olf Sirhon
.arssnteubau8, aeiBt cine Qan3 poy
aith drbt.itaee9 AJuiQcaurjtdf
zmisr Der &tituul zines btroaryoQtn
ea Ron.8enior'Uere 0}s &rof2nor9
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-05-14

Fame i mad oen Orope tlrer Iid,
gsatsI1 nlsbr ottG ,peujler ltdrt gu
aEr4Isuhteu uHo nur an auoteH
2zD WetdugsgenilGnneu IpirtunQslos
asugieiten bat lie in oen 6anoen
Sgr Mer3te 3u einem midtiQen oil1s
rgsiiiihen 6ilfsmittei gemaft. Wie
agx Spisgel mo bic Bbot0Qrdphie
las 4euBere oes Uteniten aetrtu
a~rsSeofrgeben, 10 ent9iiaeu Die R0uts
glynfrdblen ole e~rtorQeniteu 8ebeims
uifIg uno 3ultdnoe u~nleres 9orpermz
rssrn- 4uf oitIel unqleiten 0urdl.
1sAlgieit Der perifie0enen Wuterjen
'1erubt bic 8eoeuhuug Der Rontqeu
nblen fir Die Grtsnnun9 trdnt=
aaftsr 3uitdnos oosr eingeorungener
rsmotorper. Seine gIdn}enoiten Grs
rs Gber er5ielt Der R%ontqeuappde
@ IN Grieg 5}eiteH, 100 Ole Webrs
gzL Der YeriebuH9en am anofens
sszlF oeS Misnifeu ourf metdais
@eidohe oeruriaht iuer0sn.
1nhrsno III friiberen 3eiten nit
0nSsn. &~uqeIidagern uuO oergIei
aaas noh Den I'M Aorper itedenptn
RassIn aeiuht uno Dem 0erleB:eu
sGaar6 Die groBten Gualtn uno @e
rsu bersit;t purotn, bleibt ibntu
st Elm ioId)es WdStprium erfpdst,
areZnsn Die &ugeln MIR inter gang
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-05-14

fernunq Fam, i'll oas ShluHsIttiR
zines Solodten eingeorungn uHo od-
rim ltedcngeblisben, iuie Jig. 3 seat.
C6ne Die Sunge 5u berubren, obnt
zines Der bena96arten aroBen 8luts
cefdbe 3u itreiien. If oie 8ugeI, am
t0dlle anle3euo, IN Die ShuIter ems
qeorungen unb rat iih in Dem ihma=
len Sbli6elbein feItgebo6rt. 9toA
,7SeItTelunq oieIes 3at6eitan0es-
our6 oen RGntseanpparat tpuroe cds
Gsi6oB Oon Dem G1iyurgen milbeIos
entfernt.
Ge6r bemerfen5lpert 1T bas Bib
Ir. i. oas cine i4nere Oebirnutr.
ourd einen SdrapneQi@aC
porfubrt. Die Rontgenitrablen ourdz
leuhten DOH Der linteH Settle oen
S6dosl zines Offi3iers, benz cine
S6rIpneltuqel i'm Ge6irn ltedt. Se
be6t iib auf Dem 9ilpe ais tretsruns
Der, tiefiGpor5er r1intentlsds" db.
9as @ei6oB bat pom iints Der ods
6interbauptteiu ourhbo6rt un0 lit
in oas GeGirn eingsorunosn. Gtmas
oArbol6 Der alige. III Der GiniduB
tdnal our4 cine iAaitjerte Stsle
cnqeoeutet, oie mo6i pon einigen
Stuodenlplittern bertiibrt. lin Die
bic ii1 in Der psiheu De
tirnmaiie Elm penig geIentt BAT. ia:
ild ein Gut3iinbungsbero gebiIUet,
oer in Giteruug iioer3ugehen oro9t,
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-05-14

Oas 8ilo gIr. 3 3ei3. einen 6e,3s
f4uB. Gtpus. DOS man ouf Dem 8il.
DC II. q. le9en, a3ey ouf DEM 6Iuore9e
5en}ifirm oeuiIth beoba6ten tam,
1T oos lpunoer6ars Pblnomen. oab
bic augel leoe 8epegung oes per
sens mitma4t uno BEL Ieoer pulid-
iion Oieies Organs itb mttbepe9t.
0as lit Ods liherIte Nn5elhen Oafir,
bag Die &ugeI i'm 6sr3eu ielbit itedt,
Der BerIsBte pe-iphrt leine %bsionate
rem geI6meroen, 1T mn our 5nGes
baItrng Der Rufcld9e perurteiIt uno
porl1utig BON jeLer Operation pers
iaont. Sollten li6 fpdier gefdbrorps
bsnoe Gri6einuu9su ieitens oes tus
get6eI6perten @er5ens eInlteilen,
eonn piiroe ole operative GntTernung
oes Geifofes in 8styd6t tommen.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-05-14

Ten purOen. ST lpeIdsm prsiis
lie IN 8elQien iiberall gu ba6en
i:no. Sn 0euti6lauo limb Die
Il W}arten nur bel Der &olouials
@ert3sifenite1e oe9 9rieipoitamtss
4 Il III Berlin erbdltIih, 0o8
@leidt lit aud lei Sen 9oittart.n
81 5 uno 10 9fq. Der 6oa. 0b audi
Die ibriQen 0ette oieisn qufotud
srbaIitn. oarii6er iteint od@ 0eutihs
9ieid spoItort not1 .tine GutihsieunQ
detroiftn Su babcn. Ceitsrreih BAT
W0rttn gu ) unO 10 h nit Ger Sab
re&S0hl ou@9eleben, Die nit ci
ITEM 4ufidlnQ pen 2 h pertouft !psr
rem. 0ieitr M~ebrbstruq lit fir
@linptn uu0 Wajisu ouer 6ris08teil
nebmer bsitimmt. 4ud llnnarn tat
NravtiQe Marteu ausasgsbsn. Rd1e
res itnoet man in oeE' bttnnnttn
Sddubet 9rieinnrteuolbum. BEN
auA Die bsoltge6tne AbbiIouna EN-.
upmmsu 1T.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-05-14

iheu uuo auf oeu 8ruhenosn iit,ts
barren tisflhmur3en. 3d1igen 6Itde
ino abgeiprenste uno itedengebtiete=
ne tIeine Reite 0es qr6Bsren @rdndt,
iplitteys, Der ielbit peitergsfloasn n.
9itht miuoer 5a9lreif lin0 SQ.i
l. in SUB mp 5crie, Die nit Ger
lel!iqen arieq stottit 5ulammrabdns
Gen. ij1 lei itdrtem ftiaOIih:n 5e.er
81 0ooen 81 perftn. Bio Nr. . ;eigt.
ME Elm SpiBaeidoB poE Der 6etlt
FER in ben SUB eln5eorungeu 1T tho
lih 10 ieit III eineu bel 5uBmIr5el-
tnohen einQeteilt 6at. bop IS mr.
rermittels elmer beion6ers tiefaeben
ben Operation berousgemeiBeIt iptr
Cen tnnnte.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-05-14

Gem 7prn. 1ieIes NrunHnpaus rar
aud, zines Der trlten, ons iiA bel
Qus6run pes Grtegss in oen DENT
rer 8erranot!apflsge lteIte unO
iton Wiitts Aaguit ell &rie13la}a
cett er0ffHete, in Dem 5arhf9nittIih
.j6er tduieuo ptrrUnoets Solpoten in
Qfle1e un0 du51e}eiAneler &rNllrhsr
5eban0lun9 ijb beiinotn. Die Menge
ser INNER neu 6imGtonmenocn yer
leBien Iiett an biz 0ortigen G6sff.i
rurQeu iebr 6etrddtllme 4nfotoerun
cen. lieiert ibEeu aber aud Elm reiA
0dItiae5 WdteriaI 3u Oft ans Wun
0erbare Q%rsn}euoeu 8eo6n6tuustr
Iniere 2(bbilouu1ea aeben etnige oer
Reiultate ibrer 9sobahtungen pie
cer.
Die bGufiQiien @%tyleBungeu, con
oeuen bic &rieqtt in orr Ftlerlinie
setroiien peroeu, jno Shiihe ourf
cen lintan 9lrm mo Die 0dno, neil
oieie teim NnIeqeu oes 8erUcbys un0
tenn 3ieleu Den ieinol;dsu 6einoi
Ien am meiiteH auaqeieBt ljnb. Wlan
bate Sale. Bel oenen cin3eIne Singer
qIatt n6qeI6oNen maten, ols Oh lie
tuni!QereCht Omputiert mdren. Inner
&0ntQeubilo Rr. | 5eigt Die Wtr
tuuq zines GrunatIpjitters ouf Die
Snod)en zines G9r0etarmes. oie ben
Gem @ei6oB 5ertrjimmert uuo aus
ibrer Gage gebraft iino. Die Spi
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-05-14

no6te. 9t6er Die 0ano Der 9erbin
eeten lhtint QetIterhoft taft 81 iein.
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mometer ouimertiom naft, empIieblt
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lteri6rttten lei,
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Das DardaHeileH~>C bermometer.

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GER s3eit oas ndhItt1enoe bii6iAe SELF
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kriessz Briefmar hen.

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Die Rontsen= 5trabIsn.
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90 ijltenretsnOer: rSie tOn.
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-06-15
BY CAROLINE COE

Wash and stem three pints OF
strawberries aud put Ia bowl
mash slightly and add two heapine
cups OF sugar and stir until dis
solved.
Make biscuit dough OF | cup OF
flour. a heaping tablespoonful OF
butter. \ teaspoonful Of salt and ?
hoaplng teaspoonfuls OF baking pow
der: chop all together until like fine
crumbs. and then add y cup OF milk
and beat the mixture rapidly for
minutes. turn out on slightly flour
ed board.
Press lido not rolD until an inch
thick and cut into shape with bis
cult cutter. lay on creased pans
and put In the oven just in time 70
bake i2 minutes before serving the
shortcake.
Send 10 the table at once after
they are taken from the oven. dc
not pile one on the other.
Break open the biscuit. butter
each piece: cover bottom piece
with mashed strawberries. put on
top layer and add more berries and
a tables pOonful OF whipped cream
thai has been sweetened.
Re sure and beat the dough.
Bake only /? minutes
Mash berries and keep them cool
until ready TO use
Serve the cakes hot. and YOU viii
find tho shortcake viii melt In
your mouth"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-06-15

Tho housekeeper should also
know the difference between hard
wheat flour and soft wheat flour
Hard wheat flour Is best for bread
making. Soft wheat makes soft
flour. which Is best for pastry. bis.
cult making aud cake.
The real secret OF good
bread making" she continued,
u, temperature.
Yeast IL micro organism
which grows best at certain tenn
persture. For bread making. yeast
works best az temperature Of
from 70 10 90 degrees Fahrenheit.
Quick rising for bread IN sum.
mer IL best IN order that other bac.
terra shall not have a chance 10 en-.
ter and grow. The best tempera.
ture for raising sponge In the home
10 IS 10 SO degrees. And tho very
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-06-15
BY FREDERICK N. KERRY

of NE pcNi(N W. NGNof
WASHINGTON. n. c.. June Is
Bread making Is the easiest thinE
In the world, No young bride need
be afraid TO try. II she viii simply
exercise little care and common
sense.
These are the words Of cheer
for the young housewife from Miss
Hsnuah Wessling. Uncle Sans Of
fetal expert bread maker.
a recipe for bread making >
she said 10 answer 10 my first ques
ton. Any standard recipe
would much rather emphasis
some other things about bread
making which | consider more i'm
portaut.
There are two principal
points 10 keep In mind. The
first 10 accurate Measurement
Of ingredients. And by mes-
suremens I mean Weighing OF
ingredients. There 10 nothing
the housewife should consider
more Important than a good
pair o. scales.
Get recipe that states the In
gradients In weights. and get scales
and weigh out quantities exactly
THERE SHOULD BE NO
RULE OF THUMB. BUT Ac-
CURATE MEASUREMENT.
YT|iNC LEFT TO
CHANCE. INCREASES BY so
MUCH THE CHANCE OF
HAVING CAD BREAD.