davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Graham guardian., 1915-05-21
Madison, Wis.
- Il1
M. d. Reynolds says:

M. -. Reynolds says
This is to certify that have been
a great sufferer from rheumatism
since 1894. Contracted the disease
while working with snow pillow on
the railroad. For several years |
have been obliged to use crutches a
great part of the time. Having
used three boxes Of the Meritol
Rheumatism Powders. have thrown
away the crutches and am now almost
fully recovered. 1t certainly has
done wonders for me and | heartily
recommend it.
M. D. Reynolds.
Stafford Drug Co., agents. Prices
so c., 81 90. adv-12 at
Graham guardian., 1915-05-21
salaries.

We do not know whether the re-
publican party will swallow Roose-
welt or Roosevelt will swallow the
republican party. In either event,
there will be case of belIyache. -
Houston Post.
Graham guardian., 1915-05-21

News from the seat of war in
Europe reads like a game of foot
ball. A dispatch states that the
French pushed the German line back
300 yards toward Souchez. The
next dispatch may state that the
Germans recovered the lost ground
and gained Is yards.
Graham guardian., 1915-05-21

Wealth may not bring happiness
but it saves the bill collector many
steps,
Graham guardian., 1915-05-21

Are you a member of the
Chamber of Commerce?
Graham guardian., 1915-05-21

State Supt. of Public Instruction.
Graham guardian., 1915-05-21

seat
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1915-01-25
QUICK ACTION RESULTS
FROM MOODY'S COMPLAINT

T. F. Williams reported today tc
a representative Of the Daily News
that he had just returned from a triI
to the Knox & Beed grove and that
the bad places in the road in that vi
cinity. complained of by Commission
err |. |, Moody. of st. Johns county
have already been eliminated by the
Eolusia authorities.
Mr.. Moody's complaint, which was
no doubt prompted by his having re.
ceived a protest from this city rela.
tive to the miserable condition of a
portion of the John Anderson high.
way in his county, was read at the
last meeting Of the Daytona board of
trade. held last Friday night. In Mr.
Moody's letter he urged that Volusia
county sweep before its own door"
Volusia has swept.
1t is now up to St. Johns to grab
the broom.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1915-01-25
ELABORATE COLLECTION OF
HiGH-CLASS WALL PAPERS

*Benj. S. Hall. a well,known decor.
ator of Jacksonville, is in Daytona
Beach doing some work, and has
brought with him a very fine collec.
ton of wall papers, ranging in price
from 12c to $3.50 per roll. Should
you contemplate decorating your
house, either Immediately or later on
in the year, you would do well to see
his line and consult with him about
it.
An appointment can be had to see
the line by dropping him a post card
in care of Seaside Inn, Daytona Beach.
Advertisement. 14O.2t
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1915-01-25
SUNDAY WAS BIG
DAY At NAUTILUS

Street car traffic between this city
and the Nautilus casino Sunday after
noon and evening was the heaviest
that has been experienced since the
service was inaugurated more than a
year ago. From early in the afternoon
until late in the evening twenty-min-
ute schedule was maintained, and dur
ing some of that time it was necessary
to send out trailers in order to &C
commodate the big rush of people,
whose destination was the Nautilus
casino.
The sacred concert given by the
lady orchestra at 4 o'clock in the aft
ernoon was feature of the entertain
ment and was listened to by several
hundred persons, who packed the
seating capacity of the palm garden
long before the music started, leav-
ing standing room only for scores
who came in later
In the evening a much larger crowd
was in attendance in and about the
casino than that seen in the afternoon.
Fully 1000 persons packed the palm
garden and bath pavilion, the latter
place furnishing aquatic sports, which
proved most enjoyable amusement
feature There were novel and inter-
esting events, including water polo,
water pony tits and various swim
ming and diving contests, which
served to keep the spectators amused
during the entire evening. On the
whole the Nautilus management is
to be congratulated upon the quality
of its entertainment as given Sunday
afternoon and evening. being absolute
ly free from anything that might be
considered Objectionable. and worthy
of the patronage Of the best classes
of society.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1915-01-25
NOTICE OF SALE.

IN THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT,
Col ri, SOUTHERN DISTRICT ~
In the matter of Azrack and Sabhagb
baukrupts ''' S"o""sh'
This day this cause coming ON to ba
! considered upon report of the rer,ivs,
dated January u. 1915. and the premises
pelhE dulN considered. il is ordered tbSt
me receiver 40 forthwith have the s,ocl,
OF goods appraised by three disint.restsi
anu quahtled appraisers, who shall MAX.
ihelr report under oath to this court
IL is further ordered that the said stool,
De FORTHWITH advertised and sold within
ten uays from this date: that il h. al
NertlSed on three separate DAYS prior 10
S'tlu sale IN some paper published at bay-
toha Florida; that this court reserves
me rlght TO confirm or reject the highest
bld received ut said sale. and thar sr,cb
advertisement specify accordingly. mot
DDS on the stock may be received 10,
tllher the whole or portions thereof ar
huth, as may he found most beneficial
Done and ordered at Jacksonville FL,
IDA. this 23rd day of january. A. II 1g15
Duphcate.) Psfaraa
In conformity with the above order the
bldS for the sale of the said stock ~
goods Will be received by the undersirp..,i
receiver up until noon of THURSDAY. Jan
FRED \. BALISH,
Prince George Hotel. Daytona, Fla
jan25-3t
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1915-01-25
QUESTION BOX TO BE OPENED
AT MEETING OF FEBRUARY Il

Anyone having a question to ask re-
lating to any school matter is request
ed to mail same or send by any pupil
of the public school to the principal,
Miss Mabel T. Rogers, before Febru-
airy 10.
The question box is to be opened
at the meeting of the Mothers and
Teachers association, which will be
held at 3:15 o'clock p. m. of that day
in the science room of the school
building.
Any parents in doubt or desiring
more definite Information regarding
school matters are requested to ask
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1915-01-25

questions freely. as it is the earnest
wish of the teachers to have every
thing concerning school matters per
fectly understood by the parents.
Questions sent in need not be
signed, but those sending them should
attend the meeting to hear the an
swers. This meeting, February 10,
promises to be one of the most inter
esting of the year and it is hoped to
have a large attendance.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1915-01-25

Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Parker uA,
have been in the city for the ,..,
seven weeks, while Peter Parker :.
was a patient at DR.. Bohannon's H..
pital, expect to return Tuesday ;,
their winter home at Wilbur.hy -
Sea, on the peninsula south of po.
Orange, the little fellow having -.
ficiently improved to leave tie bos.
pital.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1915-01-25
ITALIAN ARRESTED FOR
R|FL|NG CASH REGISTER

Officer Tom Milton placed under ar
rest, Monday morning, an Italian
known as Mike Bodonoa, who
was charged by Pete Ladas with hav-
ing taken, with felonious intent, $500
in money from the latter's cash regis
ter The crime is alleged to have
been committed Sunday. Bodonoa was
arrested in the vicinity of the rail-
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1915-01-25
ORGANIZED LABOR HIT
BY US. SUPREME COURT

WASHINGTON JAM 25-THE SUPREME COURT TODAY DECLARED
UNCONSTITUTIONAL PROHIBITING DIS
CHARGE OF REFUSE CONNECTION
WITH A LABOR UNION.
THE SUPREME COURT MADE PUBLIC TODAY A DECISION
TO THE EFFECT NEWSPAPER REPORTERS WHO
cLNED TO TELL NEW YORK GRAND THE SOURCE OF IN
FORMATION ON WHICH NEWSPAPER ARTICLES
cARDNe CUSTOMS FRAUDS PROSECUTORS
QUESTIONS.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1915-01-25
FILL BEING MADE BEHIND
SEA WALL ON soII1u

Work was begun this morpjny :.
the Root dipper dredge on the en- !,
hind the sea wall on South b..
street, extending southwark s5o g..
from Live Oak avenue. This i =,
place where the street was vide.
for the extension southwark on psa..
street of the tracks of the elecrr,s
railway.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1915-01-25
look No Chances.

The height Of caution is illustrated
by the Brooklyn man who did not
marry until assured by his doctors
that he had only one more day to live.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1915-01-25

way station, and the supposition is
that he was about to leave the city
When confronted by the officers and
the warrant Bodonoa grew vOluble
(if the word may properly be used in
describing his guinea" chatter), and
delivered himself somewhat as fol.
lows: "Yes; you BETA; don't gotta
da steala da mon! Pete, he owe me
seven dolla. He notta pay. Me, take
da seven dolla. No more. Pete, he
owe me. Me, collect Ladas' YER
sion of the incident is altogether diff
ferent
Bodonoa is in Jail. He will be given
a preliminary hearing, Tuesday, be.
fore Justice Williams, of Seabreeze.
Edward Dixon, of Orange, N. j., or
vicinity, was guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph Realing at their home on
South Palmetto avenue from Friday
until Saturday afternoon, when he
continued his journey to Miami to see
his sister, Mrs. J. c. Pierson, of Co.
lumbus, Ohio, who is in the Magic
City for the winter. Mr. Dixon is a
nephew of the late Frank Douglass,
well known to the earlier residents of
Daytona.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1915-01-25
THE DAYTONA DAILY NEWS

Published Every Afternoon Except
Sunday by
THE GAZETTE.NEWS COMPANY
Al Daytona, Florida.
T. E. FITZGERALD. Editor and Manager
c. S. HARRIS. Assistant Editor
Subscription Is cents per week by car
rier: so cents per month by mail.
Entered as second class matter. Au-
gust 10. 1914, at the postoffice at Day.
tona. Fla. under the Act of March 8.
1879.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1915-01-25
AZRAck & SABBAGH STOCK
ADVERTISED TO BE SOL q

AS may be seen by an advertise
ment appearing elsewhere in todav's
paper the bankrupt stock of Azrack
N Sabbagh, at the corner of Volusia
and Beach, will be sold under orders
from the federal court. Fred A.
balish, the receiver for the concern.
VIII receive bids up until noon Thurs.
day.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1915-01-25

WASHINGTON for Leo NJ
Atlanta
probably be he early March,
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1915-01-25

SALE OR EXCHANGE-The hand.
soonest new fireproof home: ocean
'front.' Seabreeze; furnished complete;
steam heat, large grounds, artesian
WELL exclusive neighborhood. For
cash consideration, less than cost In
exchange, would consider small in.
Vestment property, Address Claren.
uoli iio'ei' room ~. 142-tf
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1915-01-25
COLD WAVE EN- ROUTE.

25-coId
Georgia freezing
Florida.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1915-01-25

TARNoW
fighting Gacian
raging today region
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1915-01-25
STEAMER DAcIA READY TO SAIL
GERMAN AMBASSADOR COMPLAINS.
CHICAGO PROVISION MARKET.

CHICAGO, 25May $45Ia. which
the 7c 56a4 $780, soa5
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1915-01-25
PARIS CLAIMS SEVERAL
VICTORIES FOR FRENCH

PARIS, JAN. 25.-GERMAN ACROSS AT
MIHEL DESTROYED FRENCH ARTILLERY THERE
WERE OTHER INCLUDING THE
VICTORY IN TRENCHES BERRYAUBAC THE
DESTRUCTION GERMAN EARTHWoRKs CHAMPAGNE
TRIcT, AND SLIGHT PROGRESS GEORGES
THICK THE voseEs AND IN ALsAcE RENDERS MOVE
MENTs IN THOSE LOCALITIES DIFFICULT.
STEAMER
GALVESTON 25-The
ready Germany
ton. ship
AMBASSADOR COMPLAINS.
WASHINGTON
company Hammondsport v, Of neutrality
CHICAGO PROVISION MARKET.
25-May $1.451a which a
war; corn 7sIac oats 5ea4c pork
WASHINGTON, 25cod south
NORTH
ATTORNEYS ADVANCEMENT
WASHINGTON 25counse for Leo NJ Frank, convicted and
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-12
rnanrylnF - oIFtrrEs.

Ter last -setfeE ef tes seaseE "a
Es ctaalassF elss vas sassstsfssi
rEarsttF 81 tt.ss LseV Hartgss is
ussees art. ere sssast elTesf8s e Of
re-es eefsE s-aE ses reports af taF
sarE fesa sssrssfrf. TIE s9erFs f9s
.sr H-EE Frsr sre
frssat-ss Mes. Wrftam Boeass-
te- rees.tre tt.ss Viola E1eE.
Secretary lrFrsszrer =ttlss G=ssFls5-
tfrez-r.
a eeer eeemtee wes eaesre on
tfrs. n r.. UlsesEss. esalrsss. 1tlss
t1rr HtrrEsE tfrs. FrusE Gsfs5sEg.
res etssa VIII be fas tsss social
fsserrleF ef ere s-ss6a % eise HFa-
H-Hs before FtF ssEm-r stf1grr sect.
.r E.~- set place Co. De- assaaEeed
-ssrr ne year toass were E59Fs 6sf
ssr91sesE tsr prasraes Cog 80
e.a. rs gear
r- eers ftTe Or essrET at ere FFar
Hea.es ts ea@resst 6f Lfrs. waiter
.sassf. SIZES. ~ gIsssEas saG 3tiss
VIOLA eeee.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-12
rEvr ErcrtvFs NAVY 4FrLi.
TNWr~

rHe reecss C. a. o. sas ussEstsss
~ Fefrraes eeesaen ts tt8tiss
Seems OF ssvs sFagssf ssses easss5fisss
s tssg e.sv Soc ss tas reEslaF essesssE
~ lsrrrta GsFfe-f tess so. -
pasEsssrs o. VsfsFass O. Maiiss. q
.1eE Ess Of sertieasiass f6r @s@beF-
sss were Fesf TIE 6sl5zsFi1a %
Esasers. lsfs5stdss asa batt6slsE ss
ssEses seecpssf ere greater porgtaa @
.fs srgseeaon rssesfTE Cosasas~s
tae.-s ssE 90. u. cesaT. sss@seFs %
enc Gems were Esesrsd visa depart
HeEF sgrsss tsF faeGFr be5sE rssfs
ssr6sF vtrr srss sss5 sf ere e. q. H
trt Ese JsserF lsea7F e5ee FFsssfses ae
Ese SOFAS st Vefsrsss These @rEbeFs
psee escorted CD ere pssstare ssf were
presented visa Egwsrs o. ere tlssEs-
Fsrs. NF fss close % ere brssiEess ses-
sleH shs sgaEfles eeH.mfsEse o. EEs
ssas SERVED rsgresseseess. 60 fEs s1T-
sF.se sf tts Gs@sefs rEs ssEE sect
sf sE. Be eeaE Jsas "a. wess tss re-
Ferf af tss eeevsssl5ss wtit Be- gives
snt stesr ssastsFs w5il Be tzEss -.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-12

af-s. JasG 80 MsEsgsee % go-tg-
rsrf sseees. eaes tstsEG. sssssssissG
r trst1T sersraaen fsF hsF sW8 sts-
rsrs-ls-asSa ees q esiGs ot ~ WssE.
tfrs. Verse aaaElss. AT ths esasF =
srHfs ~ ere sesss. Mss OLGA Mag
ssser. VIE es 90 GsFFT ne t9stsss'
sretEsr. t-ar NsItsFsee. Iees "a TEs
f- EEfr4l s~sif was e klseaea saoN-
re fsr ere srlfs-se-ss sEE Htrs aaa-
ss also received trf seaFe -
gre Coz Zee sew EorF. Flet set
waste. Ess es6sea bsltsl eetsFss Esep-
rsfsf fs esEs. tsFetT rowsfs g tes
season es vases asaas sEs Fooezs t6-@-
Tag pretty efeaMsetatt1e- At94E
t-tF guests sac ssG se'gsE OF pretty
srsl~iss re1sTtsn e ssflEesfst social
s.a- ssE stssr fastlsE tessr sass
aVsF EssT served esGei5gs Fsffsss-
eeers tfss sstsa tfsEsasss aas
sass. AsF. s-ses assisted 1frss ttaEEs-
ses.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-12
s0fftL ANvOrNrrurNTS.

Miss May LsEassF oliver aE1 a
ssmteF Of bee paets have issued
earfs f7F ssFe~ piano ant voice re-
eitsts wttes will D. efvr- Jsn~ If.
tf. tt st q e'eiaes OH tsr oliver stud
EOS ts Moline VOLTA rgrts ~ tfiss
Alice wls,sa@s arf s.as1 rartfs %
1tlss t51.es NasEEaiss vii. assist On
ere sF1EFsas-
ne Qaess Es5sFF rsftf % enc 1fe-
s4gFisl CeF.sElsa eeareE wii bold Zee
f9ss esetsrs tts4taT TFraias ia th-
bone Of Ntsss Jessie H6Fss. 1900 FIRST
zVeeEe. TIE hostess Wlll b. assisted
81 tsssFs Assa faGs~. Blanche Al
ssseaE ssa Elizabeth NFaErr
S. Elizabrshs guild of Tr5aify
Episcopal eAuses Will h5tf tsr aaaasi
Zee efea@ soeiab,s asd sale % fancy
wosS 5e tes parish Eosse IaestsF ere
sisE. lgae is. fFoa 8 GO 90 o'ci6es
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-12
HMT ono
HOME
ppeBLENS|
mrs tLrzABEru rEeNpsoN

Dear Mrs. Thompson: 81 l met q
young man while visiting with a
friend in another city several months
ago. He is a friend of my friends
husband and seems to be all right. He
took me out one evening and we have
been corresponding ever since 7 came
home. When I wrote my last letter 70
him I invited him 20 come to this city
to visit me, but he gave very good
excuse and said he would come some
other time. Did do all right in ask
ing him 70 come TO see me?
90 I am going through the city
where he lives on my way to Cali
fornia and Will be there a few days.
I would like to see him. Would it be
all right to tell him when I write that
I will be there and would like to see
him?
L.R.C.
% Yes. But I would not ask him
again II I were you. Let him men
ton 1t first.
CD Tell him when and how long
you will be there, but let him say
that he would like 10 see you and
make his own arrangements.
Dear Mrs. Thompson: Not long
ago I wrote you a letter concerning
card playing and dancing. Well, your
reply was. that 1t was perfectly
proper and ladylike. There are just
a few questions I would like TO ask
you in regard to this matter, which
are:
% If these two pastimes are per-
fectly proper why does no real Chris
tian person or church worker indulge
in these recreations
o. And If there is nothing wrong
in them or nothing wrong that viii
come from them, why is it that every
time YOU mention either subject TO
any minister. or if the subject comes
up in any way, shape. or manner,
that he viii always try TO discourage
all people from indUlging in such
pastimes
80 Do you think that any true
Christian minister would condemn q
harmless enjoyment for young peo-
plee
CD Why IS It that when many
young people twho dance and play
cardsl are in the presence Of those {
whom they know do not, and the sub
jects of card playing and dancing are
brought up they Will invariably re-
fuse to admit that they indulge in /
these pastimes2
t5) And If they are perfectly 1
proper and there is nothing wrong /
about them, why should anyone be I
TO admit that they do dance f.
and play cards, any more than you /
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-12
THESE GREEN PEPPER DISHES
OUGHT To BE RELISHED NOW

stated Green Peppers-Wash and
core ono dozen large peppers Have
ready prepared the following uix-
tgre. oao pound seedlcss raisins. one
half loaf soaked bread. one-half cup
sugar. oas-ha1 teaspoon salt. one
tzblespoonfgi olive oil. F1l peppers
Gr4 bake IN steady oven forty-nve
rninut1s 20 one hour. When baked
sprinkle sugar over peppers.
salad No. lone small head cab
haes cut fne. one large green pepper
tnincea. oas-haif cup English wal
ngts cut ane. Season with salt and
q dash % pApTikA and mix with may
oanaise dressing
salad No. z-Oae small head cab
baEs. one-hAif cup fneiy cut tomato
fn1s 700 ripel. onc-haif cup dnely cut
celery. one green pepper minced: sea
son With sal, and mix with mayor
naiss
Sandwiches No Half pound boil
- ban. put through the grinder with
ore green pepper and one pinento:
season with salt and paprika anf
rnaist~n with aayounaise. spread on
brad. slightly huttercf.
Sandwiches No. Five hard boiled
eggs. mash while Stiii warm. with
batter. pepper. salt a little prepared
mustard and q small green pepper
Ero1nd fne; spread on bread.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-12
AKr TxHTHrr CLOsTs MONDAY.

ne t9ss sft e&aitts Elvca gEaef
tks sasgiess % ths Ar isaEaF ia the
soFsh reesa % Sss pabiie library has
attracted EaEy tfi-eitV people uao
Save ssaVs e krsa tetrrrsf anf *
pressed delight On gkr display % OLE
ne exklsis VIII b. open t9azorToW aft
srrooa fFoaa 2 90 g oiei8es ttaf those
ws1 havs Hot taf tire fgrfnE fte week
aaT have an oppoFtguitF Co see the
pseGufes- The sKhis5t All close Mn1-
aaf sizhg vita q EsrettaE % tas uru-
hess wtfa eieesi8s gt oseeFrs utii b.
s~lt ant steps taksa tc perfect tse
tesE1r saRftlsFT. Teis E.rftiaE is open
60 eft rrab@rs ara those uto wish tn
become measbsTs % tsF jFaEgr 9aira
ts bsfsE CRASHED Cor ttF purpose %
pr8esasiss taterrst ia art aaa 90 tFtnE
90 fhe trt-elfles woses os art
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-12

Members III ono civic department ~
enc n1cs lt.tgf H.Htes eltp were
a4eHfs af us araafrHraf tesrf at "a
meetnE HrH frsr- Mason
tsmafa. HBr session HrieE one sf tar
tafErsr attended fat bose ef tar sea-
son Us lHa a.a. Fs wt
trss tftrY Eurr H-f teach
er a. accom- 1.tTIsE EtHrH fna s--e
fiaHs grrr seflel fnf r co.
snondeH ul.n sF er.sfr Msa e.ttTs
fNiafsatF fsafrr pleased vUa f So
tscfIan tet sa vrI gft sac ta ttss
sa eaearr was assisted gaoa. rtr
prsgrsr was followed tT social
hauf vneH fsrreaaai-efs were Served
rbe srHeiBss Bgs.aess trsastetr.i
was tar escriffsf ef fsborrs from sar
tressrf-r bU81affs. GtFf grounds
sn1ofr Hgtsafr- Hrf eF ertsF.'.sI
comm Ifrrrs rHs efrr heHg Cav esrs
nTf-e reported especially OH r
rfrff af Jolly raFfl 6sFff- Hs vHes f
humHrf ~ rHFF.re HfF- Been rf- .Hr
tusI1ess T-n eFGr s7r f7 .-rt %
atf 1 mft'sF pig r
famrIIfr-e fHs1 .tef s-rar f
wre.f eItfHer fHH.F wHF HeF
comp. s have Al
naHelf saws ..f a- tF
eut a,aHr arg.rHfrfs aHf VsrsaF
bots buf rHe s.H
ant EHr esum Fsas rs1f Al t
surH nuisance sefsrs EHar On Dol ssfE'-f
sat steps vut he Eftra ss Feae,y con-.
Gltsas
TIE Playground .arsH. 'fs-r report
81 ruaE ne rftH str0g- otsrEfe.ts.ts
viii tr snaurf grsf vsrt wfrs svaEs.
saf-s rsf-r-fsfsfs rau fHant. V.fe
sand hoers aad mog.tHE nnafts f1e
enc smfreF tafs emo ast-r CO. Be-
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Fr-Eeh Toast Dip slices % bread
cIE fairly thin ig beaten cEs 20 which
has herr added a iiffir milk and salt.
EFv brown ln butter. serve hot.
Coe1anut-pTauE~ Dessert - Butter
mold. sprinkle bottom and sides with
fresh grated cocnauut. crumhie a
stale sponge or cup cake Pin mold
almost O. TOP vFith alternate layers 81
cake. coc7Iuut and sliced or puipsd
oranges Beat veil three eggs. one
PLAT sugar Pour slowly over mix
tuFe in mold. steam e. minutes. Gar
nish with whipped cream. eoeoanut
and oranges.
salaoa Saiaf-usc any fresh salad
vegetables desired. TO which Is added
shredded salmon Place on bed %
lettuce. zarnifhc5 with hard boiled
esq. and over al dip any sood salad
dressing
Toasted Cheese sandwiches-Cut
bread az for sandwiches and after
gathering. place between slices thinly
cut cheese. Toast the prepared sand
v'teh on both sides. thus melting the
cheese. Serve hot
Ham In Casserole With Potatoes
Place q medium thick slice % ham
in bottom % casserole. over this
slice potatoes thiniy. seasoning n
little. aud cover same with milk Place
"a oven and bake az least an hour. OF
until potatoes are well done. This
makes tho ham very delicious. and
a; the same time nayors the potatoes
sI.icndidiy.
spanish Crcam-Two cups 90 milk.
three eggs. oae-fouFth package OF
Knox Eelatine. thrcc-fourths cup su-
gar. pinch % salt and a scant tea
spoon corn starch: soak gelatin in
cold water: beat yoiks OF eggs light
~ and add 20 milk: add gelatin and
sugar. heating all IN double boiler.
add corn starch and salt When OF
q creamy consistency. remove and
when cool fold in whites OF eggs
beaten siifly. Flavor with vanilla
and pour into mold. Serve with /
whipped cream.
Bouiiion made az the table: A
pitcher % boiling water. one beef 1
extract 10 = cup.
Salad Dressing for vegetable sal
ad: keep always on hand: IL will keep
for weeks. COOK in double boiler two
large tAbiespoonfuls sugar. salt. pep
per and mustard 90 suit taste. yoiks
% two egEs. mix thoroughly. Stir IN
III smooth before taking from stove.
add one-haif cup OF vinegar and fold
In the beaten whites OF eggs. when
using the dressing thin with cream
u too thick.
Baked Egg Hash - Ordinary hash
nay he greatly improved In this way:
hop the beef and potato a. usual. sea-
on we'll. add milk TO moisten slight
y, put IN baking dish and bake about