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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-09-02
-Jin Sebncufemer i'm Sd.iibens
araten.

~uN >pitDoltNi >Abhl r~hiti ~
bringt cine Merbc bon Shilncrum9en
iiber Ole Grfabrlineen zines Srcipil.
liaen, Der eeraoe pom ariegsihuit
plas 5ilriid9efehrt lit. @ir 9cben oar.
aus Die folaenoen Mbi6se:
p@eraoe ols Die friibe 9Gmmerung
om Simmel iiftbor wuroe. plosten
sic eritcu @eid)piie iiber Ser Clinic.
Son on ob fanen, id,einbor cine
gnigfeit lang uto ood) mir 5rpe.
Stunocn, Die @eifoiic in cnbauern.
Der Solae, Sfrapuells, 9riian6ac-
ifoile unO ab nno jt ciu groBeS,
wurltartig geiormteS Ding beltlenb
onrd) Die Suit, INN nit bctdllbenoem
@etoie 5u plaBen. Sic TGmpfe Der
8eIfoiic orangen Ben Soloutcu III sic
glli9en. Die 8rultmebr brudI 5ulanns
men. 5rnperlen brad)en nieber, oic
Selte nuroen lulter Den Srilmmern
begrabeu. Die @eld)oIie fomen mel.
ter. @er nod III Seben mnr, lag be-
taubt uno biilflos bo. @an5e Sbeile
Der Srontoedrng p~erianfau in Den
aufgertIienen &ratern. In einlgcn
Steaen itiir5ten Die 2elte, fait bon
Sinnen, ans Dem @raben blinolings
hi1aus. nur I'm bieiem ardblihen
Sob, Der bod fem 600 mar, ;u emf.
rtnnen.
Iber rpenn Der SOB int @raben
fpabrldeiltlif mar, brauben NOR er
gepib. Ser pernid)tenbe Sfrapnell.
regen fanO Die Sliid)tenben berauS,
rib lie nieoer. Giner nod) Dem an.
bern. Giniae id,leppten lid nod
cine Strede nit jerldmtctterten @lie-
bern, itobnenO inb dd5enb meiter, bis
lie Elm neues @eid|oB iuu SrieOen
bettetc.
yIieacr, nieOer." periud)te Der
Sreipilltee ieinen Seltten 5i,5u.
ihrcien. Scinc in ser iiird)terlid)en
nerpen5erriittenoen Sole Sitternoen
Sippen forllten toilm Die @orte bill.
oeu. @r braftc fa,int Elm Sliiitern
beroor. @enn er aild) ourd Elm Mes
gophon eeIf,rieen Bate. niemnnb
bate es sebort. Tns @etole rpor eirl
gu linelali6lihes. l1no Die @eifoiie
raiten peiter. Ser lsreimiuise itorrie
itumpf ailf einen Mann, Der binter
ether Sraperie fniete uno iinllloie
@orte la1te. Gr mollte i'm a~iiriit.
telrt, OILS nit betGlibenoem draden
cine Yrilan8aranate iiber Der Sra.
perie frepirte. Ger Mann nilroe Dor
mdrts geihleltoert nno iein aopf lab
aus ben aui i'm eeitiirjten Grbmaiien
berallS.
alio Oas mar es. mas Die 3eitim.
gen etn ,miitbeuoes @oln6arbement
Der @rGben" nanllten. ltnb Der Or
sobler batte bis oabin nod, feiten
Seutihen geieben.
Ylotlid, mie ein Sturm in ben
Sropen nbflaiit. borte oaS Shieben
ouf. @eiit unb @ebirn puren nod
betGilbt. @ie lanee CT 10 lag, err
mliBte es nidlt. EloBlif iob er cine
8eitolt Inn Die jerItorte 5raperie fric,
den. gs Dar iein Sauptmann.
.8ott lei Can't, oaB Sic nifts ab-
befommen baben. Sic botten es
id)limm bier2"
Ser SreipiQige nifte. er tonnie
nid,t iprehen. Ser Saiptmann lab
linn ms @eiiht nlb peritanb. Hie-
mano iprah cine @eile.
y@ie piel iiilO iibrl9 BON Sbrer slb.
tbcilung?" fragte Ser 5auptmann.
sd weiB es uitt." Seine Stimme
ifaIlte ibm ielber ieltiom. SbatiGds
lid) 5~itterte lie iuie Die zines oltell
WameS. Sic frohen lumber mo
5ogen aus allerlei gdeu MGnncr nit
iablen 8eiiftcrn. Giuer id,lilhjte,
anoere itarrten betailbt Dor lih bin.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-09-02
3unte Kriess>C hronif,

nad,oein Die Yatronillc Dem Ieinolis
den Seuer %entronnen mar, trat er
allein ben gefabrlifel Hiid5rg al,
Der inn oi,d) gliidtc. als 2ohn fiir
oieie ifone Jbat 5iert Den 3uaiiibrer
Srails 2et,taler, Der Den, /. Stroler
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. anaebort, Die
iilberne Sapferfeits Mebailc eriter
aldjic.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-09-02
bD bnng.

aoOett: n6orcn Sic mai, mnrum
%Dcrlaugcn Sic oenn bon mir fiir's
Hniieren nm 20 Tfenniae mebr olS
bon SIREN on0cren aunoen2"
ga miiien'5, SEER aa6ett. bel Sh.
men fommt bolt nod, Der SirtoerIohit
bu5u."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-09-02

@aS man. irct Der britiifeu
Sdppinoclnod)riften, in Slb Srclano
iiber Die enslilhen arie9e unb Sie9e
oenft. crbeut ats ioleenoer Hel,ier-
Norooie. nonit Ole iriiden Serioiier
elmer iriideH Glu9itri't .;Isrlnnn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-09-02

miro mir uber Iofort aebeiratbet, Der
Itonbenl"-1er Oieniteiirige Mant
cr6ebt it'd itrnmm ltnb antmortet NIT
falieuoeni NtlinO: gu geiebl, Serr
Sberit."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-09-02
l1mionit at Srn1leibenbc.
5000 aenrnre iuaem frde Hrpbe 9lupap erbanen.
Mht npihmeneia Sr gebsn lana nmnlue &rnhhanncr 81 traasm.

iii oae eripciiertr @noc beS PLAPAo-
PADS. lpclde5 ioer oeu abfierbeToeIt nm &C.
idpddtcn NtisielH ltegi nm Elm roetieres Wan
gShtn ~oericlbel III ocrhinocrii.
b III oas cntiprcGclto %eeiorntte Softer
nns DCrart nn6nbringcn iii. oub cs bic Srndl'
~6iinnns ~ucriycrrc uno Ocn Snbalt Der BAND
hoble AM Sorcringct oerbinhere. ~ oent
EAIithN 1T ntt, W. nav I'm ntnAril NnhlIlrl
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-09-02


miro eirc lpnn0erbdrc
nitrtnatnir
9licoiiniinu aeibdn. so
bnio oieie .Dteotfation
Nurb Die 9orpcrmdrnte
liaelDit piro, cut
rcimt iie ourd) ole
iCiue ScfingGg &C.
mo miro ourd, bic
ureu Der Snui Guf
rc'dIpt. nm bic pe
al9 Ih!cu lIusieln 81
'tfrteu lipa sic Scfi
;aug ~ idllichcn.
- ut Oaa lun0c
noe opS PLAPAO-
tD ruclheS iiDcr oct
,iii!cniuoneu ju pfld
lcru irnuult, onnlti o.
NlirdD bieicr SOetl bcS
RBrper ecrhlieS bSn
VTAPAO PAD btr
a3:9igc 5eIisteit NM
SihHe uerleibc.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-09-02
Soren gle aui mi.
DtM Urn

ste IplilleU DteS lePt tprenips rtptuuEU'
aar , 'ppei! cit sued oebranht.
Grtene: Der erite uuo ,~uidtigite Sued Der
PLAPAO-PADS bcrubt III beitanoiaem gn'
0rinarn an Die eridioiften Nilsieln Der
PLAPAO een1nnten Wicni5in, melchc in'nnis
nrenjtsbenber gtainr ut, nro 5%niamnien nit
bdbuns bes SlutireisIarfes beabiihfiet, I'm uIi
otefe Weiie bic Wusfeln Su belsben ntD In ibre
~rpruiale stdrte uno GiaittSttdt 5nrst iupsr.
l lssrn; S SSs ber r" sr' nS' b SqHa iUS.'" :" e.
Sfpeitens: "a iie cl6iidrbniteno eemadDt
limb. abiiatltd nm bas 9oltsr anr sIrtiGen 81
eerbinbern. huben iie iif nIio ais Gin %pidltiaes
abtnntt hetnt 3nriidb1ltcu bon Briinert be-
pGbri, ipeldhe Elm SribbGro mint Buitcn lam.
Snnberte 2euie. nlir iinb iungc, %itclictr ltr
hor etIlent sum hbnebnten. hcs etose beredl'
PLAPAO-PADS ibrcn 9rtd Dciltrn IN
muiiulen Edllen bic idItntmitcn Srtet -- pclhc
ihon Ianae 3ett beltunben.
Seh snoiee Tao: mi pa at @irfuna.
Gin bem"srtsnsmerther 5uo oc5 PLAPAo-
PAD. Solienls. Der SeburoluIts bertbt tn Der
oerD6!tnibmdBi9 turSen Sett, mcItcs Is Ittnlnt
I'M Hcirltnte bli c~r5tclcl.
Dies icmmt eopor, neil Die gSiriurg unais'
gciett III. - lag uno Atddni lane. lp1breHo
Sa oibt IS iein llnbebagen. ieinc llupnB
ltdlfcii. feincn Sthmerj, Scrttodb, mag man
'nlldfri ooer ipndlsn, nrbctten noer rnbcn, nUHt
6ielsS luarioerbarc 9,tttsl nnltddnar Den I.nicr,
tie b~epprfeu uni ibrenl rdiurGenidBeIl 3iocde
oes 3nriidhaitsns Der Gtnscipeihe obne Die
~finitltde Siiibe eines 3rrdIbdnoes obcr fcrs
iiteer Iorrtftung 81 oiencr.
0rfiaruns ces VIapau.Vaos.
Ser 8runsias anf ipel1em bie %gSirluue Der
PLAPAO-PADS berubt. fam an Der pann
Der beiioleenoen Sauitraiion. uno Der iplecls
ben GrfIdruitg. lfiht b~egriften iperoen:
Sas PLAPAO-PAD miro aus ~itnrfent bte1s
iamen Naterial "E" angeferttat, ipeldbee eltl
iuorfen miro. I'm nit oen 8eipeGlinge1 ocS
Sorgers observation-disclosures. NIB uplliidnoia PC
al,en, si trugen ~ ieir. Seiien innerc Glidc
1T anbaitsub (ibnItn. nber oennudl iebr per
idteben bon einelr 9efipflalier) NM oaa
9oNter ..B' am Nntid,cn 81 ucrhinoern.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-09-02

Steies ircigcbisc ancrbieteu itcut Der or
iiioer ciner Duubcrbnrei ,,Saa uno 4adlt
lang" iptrftgieei Dieibnbc. pelnc Gebruuht
oerbeil ion I'M bic erifldiitet Wlleieln 81
iarscn, mo rn@ber sic idrmcribaitcu S-ud,
Dinocr rr;o BIC IotspcnoiQfetf oer gciahrs
lid,en Operation Gs6aidaiicE.
TiatS ia Saptcu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-09-02

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:pirp cine gell!. Sen0,
GGrntt.G. s.ingGp I'm!
irnii 6uaeiunDi. I'm Il
81 bctabtgen e eiuC
NrerScn Grpbe 6I III
terDertcn. sin otcie
Srobc pIApAO lpipo
feline Se6abiuua pcrs
lanai ipcocr jegt, nodD
ipGter.
Soren gle auj mi.
Dem Sru IL b0 tbe.
SatpohI. lhoren sic
auf odnii oclir Gle
Diiieu aus slgeurr Gr
ia1rEng. oab CO inir
Elm faIfder Saifcn al
elmer iluenSen Mduer
Ut mo oGb es Sbrc
Seiunobeit nntcrgratt,
neil c& Den Blutfrsis
Iani suriidndlt. Narnm
iunten Sic GO nliu wci
terhiu trageu? 50 gibl
etue before 9lri. mo
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-09-02
Remeiien Bic es a tf meiue llmisiten.

Gciuciicn Bic } cs All meiue un'oiten.
SenocH SiC feiu Gcio. S@ min c. uui
nictne cigcrcl I~lniuiten %brtuciicn, onb Gle
Snrett &rnd bclpGIiipcn f1unci.
S"clllt ole 'd,lopbCIt .UiIrtelu tbre 4rnit ullo
Schnhdrteit lpicoercTlCRgeii
llH0 bic hthlibe, ihmer5euoe. eefahrItne Ses
idlpulit Ueri9Ipinoct
uno ouS tdrcdiidc y6iclCItne" 9etlbl oul
Standardization oeri6unEoet 1T
l.1o sic Sbrc Nrait, Sebbuftigfeii, Greratc
lno StGrie lutcocrGclUtrIlei,
uio Sic be'iec Glsieben lno itl better tuf-
len iio ce SIREN Treuuoen aiii0ut, onb Stc
bciler u~lisichCn.
Gann lverocu sic niiieu, bdb 2br Srnd
lbcrlpuloct w, mo 5ie meroen mir pdrnl
items nGtir bdlIicu, neil inI 10 in sic ~eiuornrg
oIeic mitnocrburc ireic Rrobe lest df5n'
ncbmcn.
Senosn 5is beutc um Die ireie Vrobe.
&eriuden gle pcri3nliG oereu Nertn.
ScnoCi sic tein Gcto, oenn Die freie Rrube
ILAPAO fuitct sic out nthlto, Oenrud) nida
CO SbncTi sSicprrbcriiclnra 5brer 0cinuohttt
%brinBcn, Tuna rlcbr ipcrtb 1T ais ipie bel @olo.
Hchmen gle Oiric irelc ,Frpoe" beute an nm
Gle nerocn, i1lG1lUc sic lebeu frDl tctiI. tpcil
Stc oicic @ele1anheit b~cnupiel. Shrei6eu gle
hCrte lod) ClHc Z ililrie. uoCr fiile1 sic bell
GuupuH ans. ii.O Sic ipcroGu yer 3istuurpojt
cincnt WcineHtrgs nplar OeS - Seiien 8ltdcS
pes 0crrIi StIarl iiucr 9rid, ipelopeS nplc
9~liSfunii !lbcr Gle .@3c,bpAc cntDalt. Der In 8pni
Gin Siplpm nebit Cpiomchaiiic, nnp in euris
Eiplpm neUir sritcn Yrci@ iuaelprohei loltroe,
lpclucS SenCr oer an bieicn ldnredItd1en Gcf
bredleu ieiOel. ueiiteIl iuuic.
5,0C0 gcier i5uucl oieie frttc Grobc erhalteli,
Sic gtnffrnqe miro aeipis arph ictii. lin Gnls
ldrid)uug 81 pernletoeil, ifrctben Sic itFt.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-05-27

CARPENTERS MAY SHORTLY
GAIN VICTORY
There is a chance that the carpen-
ters' strike will shortly be thing OF
the past, so far as men being out of
work are concerned.
The carpenter millmen are work.
ing with their employers associ-
alton upon an agreement that is very
likely to sc signed. By it, not only
5000 inside carpenters will at once
return to work, but work will be sup
piled for most of the 10000 outside
carpenters.
While the Carpenter Contractors
assn and the union have not come to
terms, there are but 525 contractors
in the association, while !, 460 con-
tractors, not members of the associa-
ton have signed agreements giving
the carpenters what they want.
If these contractors could get ma
terial they could have every carpen-
ter in the city at work in short order.
If the inside carpenters go back to
work these fair contractors will be
able to get the needed material
The Carpenter Contractors assn
today made a desperate but appar-
emily Intellectual effort to gum the
plans of the Millmen's assn and the
inside workers. They realize that
peace for the miIlmen means their
own defeat.
1t was reliably reported today that
the millmen employers are willing to
sign an agreement that would in 3
years increase the workers wages
from Al to As cents an hour and at
the same time reduce the day from
9 to 8 hours. The mill workers had
asked SO cents in years, but seem
disposed to compromise.
-O-O-
Na,., NopL 1TaLa hack all Uou
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-05-27
Dario Resta, champion driver of
Europe and recent winner of the
Vanderbilt, who is one of the favor
ties in the indianapolis 5oo-miIe race.
-O-O-
THREE ROASTED TO DEATH IN
GAS-FILLED HOUSE :.

Milwaukee, Wis.,, May II. = The
police and coroner today are trying to
determine whether the death of a
man and two women, who were found
literally roasted in gas-filled house
late yesterday, was the result of a
triple suicide pact or double muir
der and suicide.
The dead are: John A. Schneider,
SIS, a shoemaker; Mrs. Tillie Schnei-
der, so, his wife, and Mrs. Barbara
Pinski, 80, mother of Mrs. Schneider.
Every gas jet in the house had been
turned on and the heat from a gas
range, the only burners lighted, had
caused a temperature of 400 degrees.
The heat was so intense that the
bodies were blackened and blood was
-oozing from every pore. Schneider
left a note, asking that 500 collins
be provided for each of them,
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-05-27

New York.-"Take back all you
said about the kaiser or I'll blow your
head off," shouted Frederick Fincke
in a street argument with Alexander
M. Gugur, Russian. Fincke arrested.
Cleveland. - Delegates attending
national biennial convention Of the
Brotherhood of Locomotive En-
gineers voted unanimously in favor
of state and national prohibition.
The Cordova daily times., 1915-01-05

The teegapic service furnished The Daily Times bv the Associated Press needs denese That association is nzed as the largest and most reliable Ill the united States comparison of the two local papers all that IS necessary to convince the reader which getting the news The Times receives much bigger and better vce that the Alaskan which aested the fact that dung It's short existence The Times has larger circu aon in CordOva than the Alaskan There is scarcely dav passes that The Times does scoops than can be found in the fictitious list extending over month which our contemporary claims credit for
The Cordova daily times., 1915-01-05

Councilman Goodall deceves himself when he thinks the editor of The Daily Times peeved at anything he may do and in attempt to be aceous he shows himself up in his true light, and makes pabe object of himself The
 ticism of his actions since he became member of the city council have not been confined to this paper but throughout the town and naturally he is taed and the handwriting the wa at least far his public is concerned As 'boss he has been dismal failure In fact he cannot mark time in the ranks private Vfca ton coming from such he only acts boomerang
The Cordova daily times., 1915-01-05

Iditarod is shipping its gold bullion to the states this win ter via Fort Gbbon Fairbanks Chtnd and Corova instead of by the shorter the Seward trail has tccn the the past year two The object in sending ill this way that the parties in charge of the gold keep in touch along the roue with the officials by of the telegraph and wireless systems which convenience not available along the route to Seward This not only affords protection from the mote possibility of hodup but also makes assistance possible in of accident
The Cordova daily times., 1915-01-05

According to the Daily Alaskan that paper contained four items last month which it claims it scooped The Times If this rue which it is not it would be quite record of accomplishment for contemporary As matter of fact The Daily Times published several of the items referred to- while number of the others reprint articles from the Seattle papers, and which naturally not included in teegaphic service The attempt of the Alaskan to dcredt the Associated Press and euogze the Alaska Press Association is only natural the editor and part of that sends out the latter report from Seattle office.
The Cordova daily times., 1915-01-05

The Daily Alaskan is allowing ''me and the mayor'' to occupy much of its space these days the hope that these worthy ceebraes may be able to advance single argument for its policy in uphodng their cocmanc acts but thus far they have only succeeded convincing the public how unfit they have been to hold office
The Cordova daily times., 1915-01-05

The acts of the present council have been thoroughly plotted and the public is familiar with the reckless and ravagant way in which the affairs of the city have been ducted When the plans for Goodas salt river expedition completed April passage should be reserved for the boss his assistance will be needed in steering the craft to it's fate of oblivion
The Cordova daily times., 1915-01-05

No newspaper be offered membership in the Associ aed Press for the that formal application must first be made and of the Board of Directors necessary before any paper entitled to the benefits of that association The putting up of bond is also of the requisites but these little Omaes do not deter the Alaskan from making the boast that it Ofered membership but rejeced the offer"
The Cordova daily times., 1915-01-05

Governor Strong believes the time has arrived when Al aska should be given full territorial form of government with power pass laws pertaining to the fisheries the local liquor traffic the game the fur business and in fact be allowed to late its affairs the done in other territories He attributes the present limited powers conferred the ega ure to the injury done Alaska by who eneavored to create the impression that this norhand peoped only
 by gamblers thieves backegs and murderers But that has passed and the impression at Washington longer exists President Wilson and his administration done much to remedy this condition and hope
The Cordova daily times., 1915-01-05

One of the first races to be pulled off by the recently formed Panama Kennel club will be a 1O-mile sweep stakes race for ladies.
The Cordova daily times., 1915-01-05

If the "ofcal organ' charged its favored councilman the regular advertising for the communications it is printing the it always haseverybody else in Codova what harvest would be reapng these days But then this be one way asserting its touted independence.
The Cordova daily times., 1915-01-05

Nome will not starve this winter though the stores run short of food stuffs. The run of tom cod is reported to be phenominal.
The Cordova daily times., 1915-01-05

of the continued mild weather the young peo pie who enjoy ice skating Eyak Lake have been deprived that pasure for time There have been but few days winter heahfu outdoor exercises which would indicate that the climate in Alaska is changing
The Cordova daily times., 1915-01-05

The bukhead will be the next subject treated upon in contemporary, few days by of the official family If properly handled this shOu dprove interesting reading and although its publication has been somewhat delayed it will be the less appreciated by the voers who always eager to learn from those the inside just how these gratis manipulated.
The Cordova daily times., 1915-01-05

The total assessed vuao no the personal and real property Fairbanks $26S 56 00 and the taxes collecabe will net that city in the neghboorhood of $400O With this amount believed that the present municipal indebtedness be wiped out
The Cordova daily times., 1915-01-05
GROCERY NOTES

Quality Highest-Prices Lowest. IA fbs Best eranulated Sugar for sf at BLUM & co.
The Cordova daily times., 1915-01-05
10:

Governor Strong says the coal in the Boring field IS just as good quality of fuel that found in the Maanuska and we believe he knows what he is talking about
The Cordova daily times., 1915-01-05
THE CORDOVA DAILY TIMES CORDOvA ALASKA TUESDAY, JANUARY 1915

that when all said and done Alaska will have laws framed at home and the of the country properly developed
The Cordova daily times., 1915-01-05

Today's news in today's Daily Times
The Cordova daily times., 1915-01-05

be possible the report of the Alaska Engineering Commission be held back until St. Vaentine's day?
The Cordova daily times., 1915-01-05

CORDOVA, ALASKA, TUESDAY, JANUARY 5, 191
The Dolores star., 1915-11-26
Claims Maeky Realty,

Boulder. Colo.-Chauncey Macky Of
Burlington. Mich. brother of the late
A. ]. Macky, filed a petition in the
County Court for determination OF
heirship." The plaintiff sets up claim
on behalf of his brother, Jerome
Macky, and other relatives of the late
A. J. Macky. to all the real estate that
was left by the deceased.
This property, which was listed in
the inventory of the estate as worth
$4,000, has been held by the regents
Of the University of Colorado and un-
til this time has been free from all the
litigation that has arisen over the es-
tate. Hitherto 1t has been considered
as q part Of the residue of the estate
which, under the terms of the will, as
1t has been interpreted, was be-
queathed to the University of Colo
RADIO.
The Dolores star., 1915-11-26
SALADS TOO LITTLE USED
Really They sisesld Ds Given q vssy
PromInsWt Pises In h1eals ssrssd
70 the Family.

Salads are capable Of inhnlte Va
riety, % when fsh and cheeoe fail
vegetables which approach animal
foods in nutrition may be served. end
either the oil in the dressing or IL
fat in the cream or melted butter oS
. boiled dressing be depended upon
to supply the necessary oil. Try .
corn salad. A pound Of this vege-
table confirms ~ much protein a. p
found I'm half . pound OF lamb chops
or half . dozen egEs. Cool frssh1y
boiled corn. also some rice (dried in
the oven until the grains separate).
salt slightly and mix them in. equAl
quantities; fold in some stin mayca.
naise and serve very cold in lettuce
cups. Beans. peas and lentils, which
are all DO rich in protein, are very
desirable for salads I'm place OF meat.
Cover two cups OF cold baked beams
with French dressing and let stand
. half hour; drain. sprinkle with half
Q teaspoonful OF onion juice. mix with
cream dressing. arrange on lettuce
leaves and garnish with parsley and
hard-cooked eggs. Lentils combinsd
with onions. peppers and parsley. and
served on cress with French dressing.
make hearty and tasty salad. e
A fruit salad has the added Cd
vantage Of being very healthful. for
nearly all fruits hold acids and salts
in solution which are cooling to the
blood. and there arc % many fruits
available that none needs to become
tiresome. Pears. n salad possibility
once tried. will appear often this way:
Peel large pears, halve them, remove
the cores and drop them into cold wa
ter in which is \ tablespoonful Of Vine
gar to keep them white. FIJI the core
cavity with either grated cheese o.
cream cheese balls and serve on let
tuce with French dressing. Purple
egg plums may be used instead Of
pears, with lemon juice substituted for
vinegar in the dressing. The stone
cavity Of peaches filled with chopped
nuts and arranged on lettuce with
mayonnaise 10 very tasty. A pretty
salad can be made from watermelon or
cantaloupe by scooping out with . large
spoon pieces from the ripest parts.
draining. chilling and serving in let.
tuce cups with French dressing When
mayonnaise is used with fruits. leave
out the mustard and pepper, put in .
little sugar and use lemon instead Of
vinegar always. In no case should .
boiled acid dressing be used with fruit
salad.