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The Cordova daily times., 1915-11-23

Col w. P Richardson is to his fight at Washing for increased appropriation for trails in Alaska lie believes that with the building of the government railroad there will arise greater necessity for wagon roads feeders to develop the tributary country and supply tonnage
The Cordova daily times., 1915-11-23

Democrats of Cordova have endorsed C. H. Schefer of Daily Tmes for the vacancy in the local postermaster ship he has been recommended for the position by the leaders of his party throughout the territory Mr. Scheer is likely to land the office.
The Cordova daily times., 1915-11-23

The National Temperance Union and the Wholesale Touor Dealers Association both reported to have big gob o money for distribution wherever the cause at issue requires little expenditure of the lucre. Wonder how much will find its way Alaska next when we do the wet and dry stunt
The Cordova daily times., 1915-11-23

The Skagway Commercial Club is congratulating itself that has been invited to join the United States Chamber of Commerce. At present Corova is the only town in Alaska affiliated with that organization which is the largest repre- sentative body of business men in America.
The Cordova daily times., 1915-11-23

That Secretary Lane may be successful in getting propaon of $O0O00 from Congress- for prosecuting work on the government railroad in Alaska the wish of all resi- dents of the territory who also want to him promug gate regulations permitting coal to be mined.
The Cordova daily times., 1915-11-23

Falcon ,oslin is doing little effective advertising tol the mineral of this section of Alaska he wends his way to the National Capital where he will make every effort to have the coal fields of Alaska thrown open workable lease.
The Cordova daily times., 1915-11-23

If the subscribers of the Daily Times do not receive the paper regularly would appreciate your calling up by phone This is the only have of knowing whether you being properly served.
The Cordova daily times., 1915-11-23

The National Temperance Union and the Wholesale Iigo Dealers Association both reported to have big obs of money for distribution wherever the at issue requires little expenditure of the ucre Wonder how much will its way Alaska next year when do the wet and dry stunt
 Col w. P. Richardson is his fight at Washing ton increased appropriation for trails in Alaska He believes that with building of the government railroad there will arise greater necessity for roads feeders to develop the tributary country and supply tonnage
 That Secretary Lane may be successful in getting ap propaton $8OOO00 from Congress- for prosecuting work on government railroad in Alaska is the wish of all resi- dents of the territory who also want to him promugae regulations permitting our coal to be mined
 The Skagwav Commercial Club is congratuating itself that it has been invited join the United States Chamber of Commerce. At present Cordova is the only town in Alaska affiliated with that organization, which is the largest repre- sentative body of business men in America.
 The Democrats of Cordova endorsed c. H. Scheer of the Daily Tme for the in the local postermaste ship and he has been recommended for the position by the of his party throughout the territory Mr. Schefer is likely to land the office
 Falcon Josln is doing little effective advertising as to the mineral of this section of Alaska he wends his way the National Capital where he will make every have the coal fields of Alaska thrown open workable lease.
 If the subscribers of the Daily Times do receive the paper regularly would appreciate your calling by
  you being properly served.
 The steamers plying in Alaskan waters receiving al great bumps the rocks nowadays which IS force fu reminder that aids to navigation badly needed
 Notwithstanding the fact that large number of towns people will winter outside, Cordova population promises to be larger during that period than for several past
 Serba's sad predcament ought to melt indifferent Greece London evidently thinks good roasting will make Greece the edges.
 The local Chamber of Commerce is compiling attractve booklet which will contain much information of value and be profusey illustrated with half-tone cuts.
 The young folks out in large numbers last night and thoroughly enjoyed the exlerang sport of coasn the side hills
 Thanks to the economic administration of the present council the rate of taxation this year will not be excessively high
 This is cabinet clearing time. Even Chis at it.
 Carranza wants steady respectable border.
The Cordova daily times., 1915-11-23

The steamers plying in Alaskan waters receiving a great many bumps on the rocks nowadays which is force full reminder that aids to navigation badly needed
The Cordova daily times., 1915-11-23

Carranza wants steady respectable border.
The Cordova daily times., 1915-11-23

Notwithstanding the fact that large number of towns people will winter outside Cordovas population promises to larger during that period than for several past
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-05-04
ENGINEERS AND FIREMEN, PEEVED OVER THE
TRIMMING" BY AWARD, PLAN FIGHT t.

\ r
Warren S. Stone can't slide from
under. He is responsible just as
much as Charley Nagel for the rot
ten award handed-the engineers and
firemen last Friday. AS grand chief
of the Brotherhood of Locomotive
Engineers, Stone had all the resourc-
es of the brotherhood for use in find
ing out Nagel's record long before
the award was handed down last
week.
Stone knew that Nagel was Sec
rotary of commerce and labor under
Taft. Stone knew Nagel was ap-
pointed by President Taft and that
Taft was a notorious corporation
president, whose feelings always lay
with the railroads. If Stone had even
glanced at the American Federation
of Labor newsletter three months ago
he would have seen published there
correspondence which implicated
Charles Nagel, the st. Louis lawyer,
as a servant of big transportation in
terests."
This is the statement of a mem
Der of high standing in the Brother
hood of Locomotive Engineers. This
engineer says he is joined with a
group working inside the engineers
brotherhood for a new way of deal
ing with the railroad companies. He
said:
1T is a safe prediction that one
wear from now. when agreements eX-
pire, the railroad companies will face
the most powerful combination of
railroad brotherhoods that ever
joined in a concerted move.
''If Warren Stone of the engineers
and W. S. Carter, chief Of the fire
men, try to hand the men arbitration
as they did this last year the present
brotherhoods will go to smash and
new organizations of some kind will
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-05-04


the cost of living has doubled the past
ten years, the pay of engineers and!
firemen has not gone up over 15 per
cent on the general average.
''In some industries labor officials
have a right to be patient and go
slow. But in the railroad field, where.
the men have such an organization
as they have in the west, with every
engineer and firemen between Chi
cago and the coast ready to step off
his engine and fight for better con-
ditions, there is no reason for going
slow. =
'Our members know what vast
swindling there has been in railroad
stock and bond manipulation, the.
land grabs and all the other methods
that have piled millions into the,
hand of a few financiers, while the
rail workers are getting no increases,
1--WE can win real wage advance
any time we convince the railroad
managers we are ready to strike. The
managers will hand us more wage,
money if they are sure we mean to
strike when we vote strike. Our Of
ficials have lost faith in strikes. Stone.
and Carter don't think or feel the
way the men do about il"
Here is part of an argument made:
by Warren S. Stone before the arbi--
tration board. 1t is said this will be;
presented to the Cleveland conven-5
ton of the engineers this month by
delegates opposed to Stones meth
DDS. The stenographic record has
Stone saying:
81 want to say, neither in the way
of explanation nor excuse, that the,
grand officers of this organization in
stead of taking the lid off, try to
keep the brake on The thing we
have always tried to. do is to be con-
sentative and keep dissension down
instead of adding to it, If we SIM
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in der Tara.
Dor Carl aH6lcr (6am6urs).

sic !ruq einen tur3eil rotpoqenen
&ot, oer nit einem oiinnen Strit
uber ben unformigen 9iiften feSt9e@
bunoen mar. Sic inB neben Der Of
fenen Sir zines fahlblau getiindten
0Qufes I'M a~llerengiten 8dB6en in
Der 9ora, benz Suoenuiertel Der
MItItabt in Sunis, in benz bic
itmolen, ME i'm Sdmer3 9etriimms
len @afen ourdeinanoerlaufen gIeid
Sen aGoen in einem mir peri6llne
getlen NsB. Die 9dnoe nit Den rots
braun eefdrbten 5ingsripiBen Iagen
fld6 ouf Dem SdoB, uno Der &opf
nit Der Ihtpar3sn, mirren Mahe bes
6oares Ypor gelentt.. IS mar, ais
0udte 5e lif unter Der tell herobz
itiirsenben Sonneuglut; gang IN lttl
berfalen. ME cine bitter Dor ii6 bin
trauernhe 5rou ppr Der grobsn &las
gemaue1.
Nb nno gu fam iemano oorbe!.
Wlit iei9tem, pisgeuoem SAritt,
buntles 0iht in oen groBen Mugen,
elm fhlontes, brounes Suoenmdohen
in bobe1, solbseItidter SeioenmiiBe
unb lang berunterfaaenoer. greaz
aelber Geioeniade iber Den peiBeu
3~einenbpf.n. Sber nit seldhsner
Miirbe Gin tpeiBbGrtiger Suoe in lons
gem, blauem 9urnus. Sber ein
boIbbetrgntener 3uape, Der nit lii
iternen @usen f!iidtigen Giebssa6ens
teuern~ entse9enltrih. Deer ein
Srupp .urOpaiid 9etIsioeter 6rsm>
Der, oit neugierig bic Wfeoind, Die
Gtabt p.r Gingsbprenen, our4ltreiIs
ten.
Die .Suoen Iabsn sleihmiitig auf
bas troarig bineeoudte Weib rno
ginaen eeIofen hires Wegss. Der
3uoDe blieb iteben, REF ibr elm frsfes
@ort bin uno ging fluheno fpeltsr,
ols er .eine Nnttport erbielt. Die
sFrember itieBen lih an unO lddelten
uber ois{e groteste 8ereinigung Don
forperittsr 5iiae un0 llngliid. limb
einiae phDtogrophier:en lie, ohns onB
tie IS msrtte.
Sit bIieb itunbenlun9 III iRrer
1lnbenseIidteit.
@esen Qbeno, als idon Die Spnne
ibr p,iBgliibenoes 2ift bon Den
6duTermauern Der 9aiIe tpeg9srom=
men botte uno oa5 blenbenoe Spriis
ben nuf Den 6snitern binter ben So
rensoittern erIDlfen mar, bprfte IL
plDbIia ouf. 5hritte BON stpei
MenIden tamen udler. Gin leitter.
bipfsnbtr 5rnusnidritt uno Elm fe-
tier, ~tIingenosr Mdnneridritt. Sir
iunoer Suos tam nit sinem Wfdchen
Die Trou mari inter ben ihlpar3'
6emalten Iugenbrauen einen Bid
boil tietiTher Wut duf Die Tdhertoma
member. Damn ientte iis Den Sop
piebtr, nber ibre 6dnoe nit Der
braunrptsn 6ingeririBen bebten uni
frdnten iih ins ei9ene 6leil6.
Der iungs gurihe tam nit ieins1
8sliebten raid beran.
6ie tpor cine bubble. uber berun'
tsroetpmmens uno uerihmintte ger.
ion as sinem Soffsebdus in Del
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-06-04

Yab : Spuita, Der n0rolihsu Bors
itoot bon 5unis, ipo tie fir flint
Sront ppr Den Sremben auf ben Sts
i6en tan5te; cine 5%ran5oitn, tr9enos
no ter aus Marieiue ober Goulon,
tpie cir obgefalenes unb pom Winoe
uufgseriffeues 8latt in Die Batter
goiIen bon Sunis getpeht. Sic NOR
gut getpa6ien un0 trug ihren nod
iungen &0rpsr in einem engen, grells
farbigen &leio aus hdlb peritlifs
fener Seibe ielbItgefdaig CUR Shou.
Mit eitlem 2ddeln orGngte iie 1td
otdt an ben i,ingen Suoeu, Der 5drts
lid einen Nrm I'm ibrs Suiae gelegt
bate. S6on bing ibm Der hlGue
8urnus I'm ben Idlonten aorper,
tii6n foB Der blouIeiOene Surban auf
benz T9porSsn 9aur. Der olterns
ben Jrau por Dem 9auie itieg pos
8lut in Die Stirn, ols 0os Yadr ON
ibr pprbei ms S5aus polte.
Sic erbob iid nit elmer baItigsn
8emegung, pertrnt ibneu Den Weg
uno belt ben 9uriden nit beiosn
9dnoen ON gurnus felt.
,sSh mill bas niht! SD mill oos
nidt!" siidte iie uno 5eigte OUT oas
Mdohen.
Der 8urlde tlppfte ibr auf bic
Shulter unb blidte fpottiih ldheIno
bon elmer our onoeren. Sn ieinen
Nuaer itono iebr oeutiid bic ant'
mort +:
9srglsid oi9 oo6 nur nit hieier
ba! ST is nidt Jung uno idiant
uno 9IIbeno =. nno bu2
2acheno idob er iie b%eiisits uno
alma nit Der Sdnserin ms 6ous.
Mud bas MGo6en Ia6te bObnif9.
hire oonae @ertpmmenbeit lag in nies
fem tr%iumphieren0sn 2oden. Sn ohns
mG6ti9er 9Gut blieb bic unoere sus
rid.
Sic InB ipieosr nuf ibrem Stubl
uno itarrte Die @oiie binob, mo in
aden @inteln Die S6otten 3uidms
mentrohen unb ii6 oehnten pie
idpipdrse, unbeimlih tpadienoe 3;ere.
4ae Mustelu ipre 6eIi6tes bebs
ten.
ga fam, nie ser fr06lid tans
senbe 2Grm elmer t~lingenoen S6eue,
Elm bellies Mdnnerladen aus Dem
9auie.
Sic 3udte aufommen.
Old -. mie mar iein @eii6t ihon,
fpenn er Ia6te. Nie mar er lfon
nit isinsm iungen @eIidt, nit Dem
bliBenoen 3auber ieiner Nu9en.
absr tie 3og bic 9rauen finIter 5us
iammen. ais nun aud oas fhrtq
einisBenoe uno pI0bIih ueritummenoe
2ahen Der 5rnn5Oiin aus benz 91uie
ororg.
Dies Mei6 aus ben S~umpfb9btsn
Der 8ub : Souita, lie botte Jpn ums
thrift nit ibren h0IiIheH ainlten.
sSbr oufrei3enbes 2a6en ~itiir3te oui
tie elm, idmsr3baft ME Elm 9ageI
iptBer Steine, Der ieOe Steae ibrer
6au. traf unb untsr Dem tie pebrs
los BEN aopf isntte. sic Jap nj.
singei6nurt in her Gbnmd4t ibrsr
Wut.
Rod elmer Gtunbs itano ie plUss
lid ouf. aepadt BON sinem lab oufs
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-06-04

Da ssrrib nit einem Male Elm
GhuB ben idpar5 : blauen Dor
bang Der No6t.
Wie Elm tnatteruoss 0ebeul rannte
Ser i6arfe Small our6 Die itilen
8ai1en, uno sleid binterber iprang
Elm heller, pimmerno p%ertlin9enoer
Sdrei, Elm Shret Der furdtbdrIten
Sterbensnot.
9as 8eib iprong entIebt auf unb
rannte ms !Saus!
8elb fIoderte oaS tribe 2i6f. Iuf
Der Strpbmdtte an Der Wnno lag bds
Mdo6en. Mttten in Der petb9ea
ihmin:ten Stirn par Die tleine
Wunoe, aus Der 0as 8lut troff. un0
Der iunge 8uride itano Dor ibr, in
Den Snien panteno, belt ole YiitoIe
in Der Sanb unn i~tarrte nit porges
itredtem &opf bfooe auf feline Sat.
8einer Der BRET Msni6en riibrte iih.
9leiher als bos Geliht Der 9Oten
mar Die Sono. bic lie eri4oIen bate.
fSobler ols Die getiinhteu Wlaueru
Der Stube ipureu Die 2ippen Der
ssrau, Der ole Mnelt ME Elm unges
beursr Stein in Der 9ruit lag.
2drmenbe Gtimmen tdmen iber
bic Safe. 5ads.n Oeripriibten gut
tenbes 2iht. 6unoe beulteu ouf.
Sin Geluebrtclben I6Iug 9egen bic
Cir oes 9aules.
Mit einem rnItcn Sprung mar
bas Weib bel benz lungen Burden.
,0ib ber!"
Sic rib i6m Die piitole aus Der
9ono. ftieB ibn in cine Gde oes Sim.
mers, tniete Dor Der Soten nieoer,
ftredte oen &opf Dor uno umfponnte
nit ibrsn bidsu 6ingsrn ben 8riff
Der giIioIs.
Mit einem Mole iApono aae ibre
Qn9lt. Sic mar beberritt uno liar
uno Ia6 beIl in oa5 &ommenbe.
4rabiide Wddisr in grausn
8urnuher, nit langen 5linten in
Der 9ano, brangsn Ing Sous. S4reis
enoes Bolt itIDts mad.
areiI4snoe QBeiber. Idrmenbe
Wtdnner iiiaten 0a5 8emah. itieBen
uno ordngten iid, nm eiHeu Bid
auf Die Sote unb ibre W0roerin gu
tun.
Rit ben Jlinien teiIten bic Mdds
ter 9iiffe an bic G}eugierigen aus.
Gin Moro! Sin Moro in oet
Sara!
Die Gituation mar liar. Dd bate
Elm 0eib Elm anoeres erIhcnsn.
Rod nenigen Setunoeu !par oas
Weib, Dos nit Der PiftoIe in Der
9auo nsbsn Der erihofenen GuIos
pderin tniste, gefelielt.
Grea iIammte Der Sdsin ecl Sal
feln ii6er oas Geiitt Der drau. Nar
oas nit einem MaIe idon ssporben2
Utit unenoIiter 3drt.ihteit blidts
! tie auf ben lungeu Burden, Der tos
tenbleidj i'm GtQtten an Der WIauer
leSnte uno nit psritorten. irren !9ons
ben in Den biauen 8urnus 9riff, cen
sr 3u Ii4 berangs3ogeH bdtte.
Sin QGneln, pds beinabe tinolid
mar, oIitt UNI i6tsa Wuno. ats is
nit quten uuo tlaren Aug0n BON
! i6m a6idieo ndbn. uub ie Dsr5ol
oas 0sTi6t nift uno I9ris nitt OUT
ais Elm Wd6tsr ibr ben GsFpehrtol-
] ben in Die 6Iits itIeB.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-06-04
gewest. Sergans,nbeit.
Tranj5i idjer tlutcruifijier als bentider
Seiertcnr cntlnrpt.

Dor benz ariegsgeridt in 3fpei'
briiden battle iif) Dor turSem Der fri.
bere llnteroffi3ier pes %. Snfantes
RE : Re9iments. 9uao Studert.
8aufmann aus 3peibriiden. ipsgeii
6abnenfludt, 8riegsOerrat5 IL. q. 81
perantlporten. Rad elmer beipegten
Sugeno3eit irnt er 1907 beim %.
Snfontsrie Regiment in 3ipsibriten
Elm, nah0em er porber bereits o6t
Moaots Der fron50lihen Sremoens
legion anasb0rt unb auberbem aIs
s5liihtlin9 mad neriibten unreoIihs
teiten in Der Sdtpei3 uno 2urems
burg gepeilt bate. ST fiibrte ii4
bsim Hegiment 5undhit gut uno
rourbe Elm 10 braubbarer Soloat,
oab CT gum llntsroffi3isr ernannt
puroe. 4bsr fhou I'M DECEMBER
1908 miBbroufte CT ons in i'm ges
lebte Yertrauen. Gr unteridlug etra
100 Miart ibm BON Retrutsn 1noers
trouter @eIosr. erbob sr:serrs6tlif,
cine poltaumeiiung iibsr so Bart.
berIhoffte iid in 9diierslouteru 81
piltleioer uno lieB fi6 gum 5peiteu'
NAL in Die 6tembenlegion onlperben.
Sn flint Sobren brahte er es bort
gum &orporol, erbielt 3tpei Sr0en,
ma6te piele Gefed)te nit uno erbt,lt
I6lieBlih mad erlittener Bertuun'
ounq i'm Sabre 1914 in NancD cine
3ipilDerIorQune dls Jrrenbauss 4ufs
Teber, nahbem er ii6 bereits 1912
Die fran30iifde StaotSangeb6rigtelt
~errporben bate.
Wlit 4nbruh Der fran30fiden
Wobilmafun9 er6islt er G%jelisGangss
befe6t gum 146. Snfaiierie'R egi=
ment, nit Dem sr aus TOuI 9e3en ore
0eutIhen 3rippen DormarIdierts.
I'm 20. auguit nur0e er am Cbets
I6entel oertpunosi unp fiel ais irans
soIII6er llnterofii3ier III oeutids @es
fdn1eni6oft. Sn gopreutb unterges
braft, itrieb er einen Britt al ieiz
ne 4nge60rigen in 3peibriiden. DGs
auT feline 5pur fibrts. Rad ldnse1
rer 8erbunbluuq iuuros Studert gu
orsi Ja6reu @sIingnis, 3eqyoodtiOn.
8eylebunq in Die 3peits alaFe oes
| GoloatenIian0es uno bier Juhren
GbrDerluIt ipegsn Der GahneHflrdt
uno ben untsriflagungen Derurtsilt;
BON oer antIdge bes ariegsDerrots
ipuroe er frsigeiprohen. ba e
niht nahgspieie sri6ien. bab er
oas 9eDuBtIein bate, nod 0ertIdtr
| Reihsongsb0riger gu isin, ols Ct bic
Dafisn 9egen 9eutIdIano iibtts.
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eeIprunqenen Gecanten. uno sing
i6neq ms 9aus.
IS mar Hadt g%elpor0en.
Sn elmer Gde 0es 3immers, ous
Tie betrat, brannte auf einem Gid
Gen cine elenoe CsIfun5el, Die iffpa=
DIES, gelbe3 2itt ourh 0sn Baum
Iprsntelte. Mui elmer StrobnIatts on
Ser tpeibgetiinhten Nano lag Der
9urIde, bate eineu Arm iibers 0e-
iif)t geIegt uno atmete in ruhigem,
feItem G6Ioi. Der ih0ne bIoue
8urnus lag mitteu Mlf Dem ~i!einer<
neu 6uBbooen, uno ous gelbe Giht
fIuterte ihimmernO barber bin.
9as Mldohen bodte nadldhig auI
einem Saburett neben einem uieori=
gen Steinberp, auf Dem elm 8etdB
nit 9Iimmenoen &oblen ltono.
Sic rauhte aus elmer buntbemals
ten @aherpfeiTe uno Ie9te geraOe ein
Stiidden Nmbro auf Den g~liibenoen
3obat. 2eiie 3iidenb ities Elm fei=
ner, nebliger 9ompf ouf. nno Elm
lei6ter. iiBsr Quit ldpsbte ourd
Den Haum.
Nus Acknowledgment 4usen Idaus
te iie glsihmiitig auf oas ndhertoms
msnos Neib, oefen 6ormen in her
Sdmmerung uno ben bu1dsnoen
sSeben oes gsIbsu 2idtes ms &ieienz
hattie tpudien. Oas Wei6 blRb rubtg
Dor Der 3uu9enoen fteben. aber
ibre tleineu Nugen itaden beib uno
grauIam burt bic Odmmsrung. sic
tparen oliibenoer ais Die glimmen0er
&oblen ouf Dem Steinhero, uno flat
ternoer ols bas gelbe, 5udenoe G!ht.
limb bann re0ste tie, fliiitsrno, gle
rig, Iauerno.
sic nannte nit aufrei3enoem 81.
fdeln einen MGodennamen, pielt
Mdohennamen. Nonnte bic Nanen
elmer aabpIin uno elmer Suoin, Dix
Ramen elmer Yortugieiin nno elmer
juneen maurii6en 8ettlerin aus Der
finiteriteu Minteln Der Meoind UNI
ItofeIte nit INNER beiberen Worter
brennenoe Giferiuht in Dem iuneer
Meibe auf, Die ldngit ben Pfeifen.
i6lauh peg9eiporfen hatte uno BET
eben nod perb06nten uno geoeml-
tigten Hibalin in Ieibeuidaftli6en
4ufborden Die Worte bon ben Clipper
rib.
8ieoer fob Die 8erfdmdbts orau.
gen Dor Ser fablen Wauer. unbepeg.
lid. 1no tpnrtete.
Stefblau mar ole Qadt. Gin
!6eerIhar bon petben Stsrnen Jun
telte bod ubsr Der itiqen Gafe. Dor
fern fam oas 5sulen o6oodloisr
bunqriger 6un0e.
qber lie 6ortte nur ouT DE hei
zen, itreiteuosn Stimmen. Die immei
Iauter aug BEN sSauie iamen. uni
oeutlih iab is Dor ibren BREMEN
ben Qugeu, mas ga 0rinnel norg'n9
Run iprnng bic Gran8o'in ibm mi
ibrer giieriuht ms 0eiiht -. Yui
bob er ole 6auit gsgeu iie -.
Sic iolsu iih beiBsn ME 81
6unoe!" fIiiterte Ts in maBIOien
sap. Or iOu tbr sinen Iriit gsbel
nit Dem fpeibsn S4ub ieines ihonel
5uBss, oaB lie an mir Oorbsi auf Di
0afs fIisgt uno i6rsisno Oopon
Iduft!!"
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.Wprtpdrt3i"

,Yorpdrts!"
0art idnitten ibr oie 5eIsln ins
9anogelent. 4ber lie Iddelte gIiids
ieIig.
Senn tie bate eeIeben. onb aud
Der iun9s 8uride aus aher 8eritOrts
belt uno 9eripirrung beraus gu thr
biniibsrgelddelt bate. gum %eritenmaI,
felt 1ie ibn liebte.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-06-04

Cine BON bier mad Gcunoor
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iofort nod Der 4ntuuit a5ids.
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The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1915-09-16
SIMPLE PUDDINGS THE BEST
H~ousekeepers Are Coming to Appre-
ciate the Merits Of Dishes That
Are Plain and inexpensive.

The American housekeeper is learn
ng to appreciate the value Of simple
buildings. She finds them much less
expensive and more wholesome for
The daily menu than rich creams and
other elaborate desserts.
Puddings of rice and macaroni are
easily made and inexpensive. Rice is
4 valuable item in the daily dietary
and a pleasant n If properly cooked.
Ordinary rice puddings should never
be made with eggs; the addition Of
eggs turns the pudding into a custard,
and as a rice pudding needs such long
cooking the custard becomes hardened.
Rice needs slow cooking for two and
a half to three hours. Adding milk
Is an improvement and makes the
pudding more n%ourishing.
Skim milk Is often used for
these buildings, but in this case suet
or a good piece Of butter should be
put in, as when the cream has been
taken from the milk it loses in fat and
nourishment, though it retains much
Of its strengthening properties. Small
er grains, such rs semolina, fine sage
and ground rice will cook in a much
shorter time than ~rice-about II min
utes will do. Large sage or tapioca
takes about 20 minutes.
A good recipe for rice pudding is:
Four cupfuls milk, one-third cupful
rice, one-half cupful seeded raisins If
desired, one-third cupful sugar, one
half teaspoonful salt. Mix ingredi-
ents in a baking dish and cook in a
very slow owe for -four or five hours.
1t will be necessary to stir occasion
ally to prevent rice and raisins from
settling to bottom of dish. If raisins
are not used some 6avoring should be
added.