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Arizona republican., 1915-11-22
SHARPE IS HURT
Republican A. p. Leased Wire1

BERKELEY, Cal, Nov. 21-LeRoy Sharpe, quarterback of the Univer- sity of California football team, it was learned today when the team re- turned from Reno, sustained a frac- tured elbow in the game with Ne vada University last Saturday. and will be unable to play in the game with the University of Southern Cal ifornia next Saturday. It is ex- pected that w. R. (Brud) Montgom- cry will take his place.
Arizona republican., 1915-11-22

Bring the children tonight-fourteen years and under, 25c.-Adv. It coded, had he not fallen in his tooth lap. he would have cut the final cir cult in 45 seconds. As it was, he equaled' his former exhibition mile, and proved tat his Indian was ab- solutely the fastest bit of mechanism that has ever performed ir Arizona
 Motorcycle fans are hugely pleased over Perrys victory, for, in the Moose 2OO- miller. when he had such tough luck. he took his licking in good part, anu proved himself a true sportsman.
 Johns explained his spill, laying the responsibility on the motor. which was digging in at it's top speed at the time it went over. Had he possessed a trifle more speed. he could have given her the gun, and strengthened out, when he felt the wheels begin to slide out from under him. Don saw $250 at the tape ana ne was after it with every atom of power and speed he possessed.
 There was considerable discussion over Johns position at the end oc the race. The check shows that he was in his tooth mile, had an eighth to go. and was coming strong when the acident took him out of tine run ning Some say he was only 30 feet back of Perry at the time, while others claim at least 100 yards sepa- l rated them. The prettiest riding of the race was that of the consistent i Bill Goudy. who circled the wreck. ! although it took him into the soft i stuff where the fence poles had been { lug out. Goudy narrowly missed a 1 severe fall himself i
Arizona republican., 1915-11-22
md cold with high winds.

J. $. Mactavish.
Arizona republican., 1915-11-22
El PASO POLO TRenIIhIIcan A. p. Leased Wlre1

Fl. PASO, Nov. 21-In a game full of sensational plays the Thirteents Cavalry polo team defeated the Eighth Infantry brigade four here today by a score of 3-4 to 1-4. To days game included c series of four participated in by Midland. All Army, Eighth Brigade. and Thirteenth Cay airy, during which the latter never ellffernd defeat
Arizona republican., 1915-11-22

Bring the children tonight-fourteen years and under, 25c.-Adv. It
Arizona republican., 1915-11-22

Yuma, Ariz., Nov. IT, 1915. Road conditions both east and west from Yuma are very good. Practi- cally all travel west from here goes over temporary road to Coltville, and east via new state highway bridge across Gila river at Antelope Hill
 J. A. Ketcherside
Arizona republican., 1915-11-22
.COYOTE-|ND|AN
 GAME |S A GO
Expected Resumption of Friendly Relations Mater ializes: Grand Hoorah Night Before the Thanks giving Contest

All are looking forward 10 the BIC" game to be played Thanksgiv- ing day on Riverside park field at D. m. between the two best foot ball teams in the state. 1t has all been settled now and the Indians will meet the Coyotes in battle that thousands of spectators will witness. The Indians held the Coyotes to q tie last year on their home grounds, neither team being able to score.
 Coach Geary of the Coyotes has been laying for this game and so his team is in mighty fine condition at this time of the season for the great game to be staged at Riverside park Thanksgiving. Coach Venne of the Indians has not been asleep the last few weeks either He. too has been giving his team hard practice every evening for weeks. Venne says the Coyotes beat him twice Tn succession and that's enough This time it will be their turn to meet their Waterloo I've got a team this year that sure wii surprise Francis Geary and his tribe of Coyotes. Wait and see," he said.
 Now every year the Indian Coyote game is the one big game of the sea son and it will continue to be the greatest game of them all, as long az they continue to play football like they have been for the last four years.
 The Night Before
 The night before the Thanksgiving game, a big parade will be held in the main streets of the city between seven and eight. This parade will be the biggest school parade ever held in Arizona. It will start from the High School and will be com posed of the Indian school band, foot ball team. cadets, Phoenix Hign band, football team, and students, with torches and searchlights, yells, songs, and everything to make people take, notice. This step will be backed up by Venne of the Indian school Mr Cook and Mir Geary of P H. S and Lyle Abbott. Fred Myers and Albert Pinney of the Republican. So >c is sure to be a success.
 The attendance at this game will be over two thousand people. 1t is expected
 The judges were decided on as fol- lows: Bill Horreli, Phoenix, referee; Chick Hill. Mesa. umpire; Lyle Alb bott Phoenix, head linesman
Arizona republican., 1915-11-22

Whiteriver Ariz., Nov. r, 1915
 Heavy rain and snow on the noun tains have closed the road, probably for the winter. w NJ Peterson.
Arizona republican., 1915-11-22
Ocean-tO-Ocean
 Highway Bulletin

Trinidad, Colo, Nov. r, 1915. Weather fine and all roads in fine shape Associated Garage
 santa Fe, N. NJ, Nov. IT, 1915
 From Las Vegas to Santa Fe, and from santa Fe to Albuquerque, the roads are in good condition and
Arizona republican., 1915-11-22
ALL PROTESTS SETTLED AND
 BILLIARD WILL PAY PRIZES
Waterman Will Withdraw Right to Appeal in the Durant Case, and Money Goes to Winners Today; Some Inside Dope

Just as the dust of the auto race finally subsided so is the dust kicked up over the delay and the protests suhsiding, and by noon to- day, the matter will have been off cially settled. Ed Waterman. pro- testant-in-chief twill today withdraw his right to appeal from the decision of Referee Bullard on the Durant case. He will do this for two req sons: (a) because Durant was not in the money. and (b) because he, Waterman. was in the money.
 The 9ctiQn of MT. Waterman today, will release all claims on the prize money. which will be awarded as fol- lows:
 1st, Earl Cooper S3. 900 3rd. Ed Waterman ... 750
 $5,OOO
 T do not believe that anyone would havo preferred seeing a manor sev- eral persOns-killed, to the delay, which was absolutely necessary" said Referee Bullard last night. in dis cussing a statement he had given The Republican. and which will be found on this page. If there is ever another automobile race on that track, in which cars of real speed are en- tered, the course will have to be oiled. It is asking too much of a man. to require him to drive a 100 mile an hour car on a dusty track. He may value the car-and then. he may value his life
 Regarding protests from the drivers concerning cutting the race, there is little in the talk that went the rounds yesterday Four drivers re- fused to consent to cutting the race to 100 miles, at a conference held during the motorcycle race and none of those four-Smith of the Fiat, Delno and Reeves of the National and Poland of the Henderson-did not last thirty miles.
 Bullardf consented to leave the race for 150 miles, but told every driver it would be stopped if it became too dark to proceed.
 Every driver thanked God when those flags were given" said the referee.
Arizona republican., 1915-11-22
travelled daily.
 James A French, State Engineer.

Albuquerque, N. NJ, Nov. r, 1915.
 Ocean to Ocean Highway from santa F'e to Albuouerque good. No moisture. From Albuquerque to So- zorro, good and dry, but a little rough for q short stretch. From Amarillo Texas, to Albuquerque good and dry. Weather bright and clear. Nights cold. D. K B. Sellers.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-03-11

orgariiierenoe ODER 1penigitens gu
g~run6enoe Mmeritaniide Negion.
gon beridie6enen Seiten gibt man
ubrtgens unberboblen Ser neber5eu-
grng Mus6r1d, baB, iollten au9 1u1r
&ooiebelt un6 feline bier 5obne -
bon oenen Ser alteite aud) idon einen
Sobn bat, freilid r11r einen gang
fGeinen - Ser 2egion beitreten, 6ieie
a1en 3tpeGen entipreben miirbe, 10
BOB man fi6 tpe6er INN tie, sic 2egion,
no6 I'M Sic @i9erbeit 6es 2anbes
meitere Sorgen at ntaden braudte.
Mnber6em miro audi 6arauf bin
getDieien, 6aB 6ieie ms 2eben gu ru-
fen6e rationale Organization ni6t
MIR ben &ei3 Der @eubeit> ionbern
n1d 6en in 6ieien tbeueren 8eiten be-
ion6ers mirfimen @ei3 Der 8i1ig<
felt B iiben per6e.
8ie i6on geiagt, miro sic Mufitel=
lung Ser Mmerifonii9en 2egion als
Mbf6redmngsmittel geplant. nn6 fails
file als ioldes sic miinidenstpertbe
@irfiamfeit beiiben miro = moran
faum 5u 51petfeln - mer6en ole Mns=
gaben at 3tpeGen ser 2an6esbertbei=
6igung iiberfliiiiig mer6en.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-03-11
sSobm Club, meilanb @%pmnerne1tr

N~cV WV
1es Stoates Minneiota, nn6 6ann
gertra11ter ln6 peri0nli6er @ertreter
oes N%rdii6enten @ilion in Merifo,
ser abtbore (?) Sobn 2itr6, 6eilen
81 erfla@lidfeit nno lnebrlidfett
@ater S. @emep in ietnem &otb- mn6
@el6bmde aufge6edt bat, bot nun IN
ser &1&be 6es 8rtbatlebens 3eit, fi6
SEN 2%orbeerfran8 gu fliden, Der ibm
10 jammerli@ 5erimuit tporoen tit.
Brdii6ent @tlion bat m ieiner @tel-
lie DubaI 8eit bon Sun &ntonio be-
auftragt, fem @ertreter mn6 Ser
mittler in ser. 1%1rrubigen @o@barre=
pnblif gu fem. Son 6em relten Mb=
geian6ten miro geiagt, baB er nit ben
merifmil9en @erbdltmiien b0nig
bertro1t un6 nit Sen Subrern Ser
politiide1 nn6 mlitdrii@en 8arteien
per11nli9 befamt fet. MIS 8irger
bon Gan Mntonio bat er rei9li@ Sc
legenbeit gebabt, o11s 6em M1n6e Ser
ous Merifo bertriebenen 8ifdofe nnb
@rieiter eingeben6e Musfnnft nber
6eren @rIebmiie nn6 gegentparttge
Gage 5l erlangen. 60 6irff tie er tm=
iton6e fem, eine 3uber1aiiige @eri6t=
eritattung gu geben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-03-11
Sic amerifanti6e Sc:
8ton.

Mit ser Greunoidaft 3tuiiden &ai-
ier @ilbelm Dem 3peiten un6 Tbeo-
oore &ooiepelt, bon Der emit groBes
Mufbeben gemobt mur6e, ideint es
6o@ nidt 10 meitber gemeien gu fem,
uie oielfod, namentlid bon leidt-
gl6ubigen @eniitbern, ongenomm1en
wa1r6e. @enigitens tpar fie ri6t bon
Dauer, mie es edte 6reunoidoften
iin6. @s lit langit aus unb gu @n6e
nit ibr> trob ser ribonen" &ebe, tpie
Tie &ooiepelt Dor einigen Sabren, nod
ieinem @ieoermftmuden aus Sen
afritaniiben Didungeln in ser Mnla
ser 8erltner Srie6ri6 @ilbelms-
nniberiitGt gebalten bat.
l1n6 6ur6 Sen &rieg lit sic @nt-
fremoung nod gr0ber gepor6en 3mi-
i@en 6em iiberous frie6lieben6en un6
friebli9geiinmten grroubreiteroberlt
un6 Dem beutiden u@ar=2or6," ser,
MIR INN 6ie @elt gu taiuiden, elm
&ierteliabrbnnoert lang Sen Srie6el1
aufredterbalten fat, NUN aber ol5
6riebensfeino nn6 6rie6ensitorer
griin6li@ erfannt tpor3en lit.
@leidmobl fiiblt ii6 ser groBe
6rieoensmam @ooiepelt beronlaBt,
>es 6em friegeriiden Sberbaupt
Geutidlan6s in getpiliem MaBe
gleid5utbun. @dtte er, mie ser Deut=
ide &aiier, ie6s S0bne, 10 bette er
aus ibnen pieleidt i9on ein Grei=
forps gebiloet un6 ii@ an feline SpiBe
gelteQt, UNI in Dem nngliidlid)en
@erifo = a11f 6as i@on Idngit fem
frie6li6er 9inn geridtet lit, mobin
er ido1t unter Ser M6mtniitration iet=
mes 8ulenfreun6es Saft an ser Spite
Ger mertfanii6en Mrmee gu 5ieben
miini9te - Sen Srie6en tpie6erber=
5uitenen.
9u ct aber 1nur bier @0bme bat
un6 6teie 3obl no6 ieiner Mniidt
offenbm nidt a11srei6t CUR Musfub=
r11ng fetner m1f Merifo geridteten
&lane, mim er fife un6 fi@ felbit an-
6eren frie6li6=patriotii9en 8peden
opfern o6er tpenigitens tpibmen nn6
nit ibt1en SER Stomm o6er 6ie &u=
6ers Set, tpie man uns iagt, ols erite
rationale &eierbe 6es metrfanii9en
&riegsbeeres ms 2eben 5u rufen6en
uMmerifanti9en 2egion" bil6en.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-03-11
Sm @elbpunfte fu6 aud Sic Tra1

SIM @elbpnnfte finb aud bic Tra11.
5oier, sic bo@ Dem r11iiiiden Sreunoe
grobe @eloiummen CUR 5Ibrung bes
@rieges borgeitreH boben, empfinb-
li6. @s lift oo@ ger11g, bab iie per-
gebli@ m1f 3inien fir lire Darleben
morten un6 mabrideinli@ nod iebr
lange tparten miiifen. M11n baben iie
nber, tpenigitens sic 2%ieferanten, 51
ibrem groben @er6ruiie geh1n6en, 6oB
6as ruiiii9e @etrdnfeberbot benz Ct
porte ibrer @eim unb Spirituoien
idtperen @intrag tb11t, "a @11Blano
elmer Ser beitet @n116en oieier ge<
iddbten @emuBmittel tpar. 9arum
ion Ser &an6elsminiiter 6abtn mir.
fen, 6aB 6as @etrdnteoerbot in @ub.
lan6 tpieoer m1fgeboben tper6e. Die.
fen @efollen fonnte bod Ser 6reuno
6em Sreun6e ertpeiien, miro i'm aber
tpobl nit grgebenbeit ablebnen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-03-11
Cures &inbes Smiten lit Elm &ilfermf.

9d1ebt Die Beban0lnng Cures
@in6es @uiten 11i@t ouf. Ct unter<
miniert ni@t Bios lire &rafte, lon-
bern leitet bdufig 81 erniteren &ranf-
beiten. @arum iid Ser @efabr aus
ieeen? SIR broudt 6as ni@t. Or.
Sings Mel1e @ntoedung lit gera6e
sos Mittel, SOS gl1er &in6 gebra1dt.
IS lit gemadt aus aufloienoem, bei=
len6em un6 antiieptifdem SOL am.
@ir6 rof9 Sen @uiten einitellen unb
SEN @uiten Cures &inbes loien.
@lei6bieI tpie ihlimm Ser @uiten lit
ODER tuie lange er u%ngeoauert bat, 81.
Sings Meue @nt6edung miro i'm fill
len. SIT garmtiert. 2oBt gud n11r
eine 6laide bon @11rem Mpotbefer
geber un6 beriu6t es.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-03-11

8ir miiiien 9eiteben, baB mir in
bieier friegeriiden ,8eit auberitan6e
getpeien ftno, uns iber 6teien 11euert
ameritaniiden 8riebensplam in ein-
g%eben6erer @eiie gu 1nterridten. 90
biel mir 6oruber in g%rfabrung 5u
bringen bermo6t baben, ban6eH es
it6 I'M bie Mufiteuung elmer Streit.
ma6t BON 100000 Mam gum 8mefe
Ser midredung ODER als Mbfbred-
ungsmittel. Mon nimmt ndmli@ an,
6aB ii6 6urd cine iol9e Streitmo6t,
audi tpenn tie nur auf Dem @apiere
eriitiert, Der Deutide Scatter un6 sic
anoerer boien europaiiden @ilitari,
item abidreden laiien tper6en, irgen6-
etpas gegen nnier frie6li6es 2an6 gu
unternebmen.
Mber mie mir irgenotpo geleien gu
baben meinen, tper6en iib 6ie Mit.
glie6er Ser Mmeritoniiden 2egion als
1ol1e Ttdt gang nn0 gar nit elmer
griiten5 ouf Sem &apier begniigen.
@ie tper6en oub einen rotbzpeib=
bla11en &nopf trogen, iib biermal inn
Sabre i'm Sa1tptquartier ser 2egion
at mel6en baben mn6 CUR Mufre@ter=
baltung 6ieier inn Sntereiie 6es Srte=
oens ouf5uiteuen6en Streitmodt az
iabrlt6 eine1 gan5en uQuarter" BET
iteuern. M1n, NIT einem iolden Mnf:=
man6 miro ii6, tpen1 audi 1idt uber=
maBig bief, 10 6o@ mandes erretden
laien. Se6enfolls miro er ba511 aus
reider, 6ie @ietbe fir SOS Sm1pt-
quarter 5m 5oblen o6er Elm @ebau6e
CUR nmterbringung 6ieies 5u erri@=
ten, 5uma1 tpern ie6er Ser 100000
9%egionare iid binit9tlt9 Ser a1iabr=
li6en 8etiteuerl1ng zines uQuarterS"
= mie mir CUR gbre Ser 2egion ar=
nebmen mollen - ni@t Iumpen lGBt.
Mu9 Ser Nlon ser @riinber Ser
9egion, 6aB ie6es ibrer Mitglie6er
einen rotb=tpeiB=blauet &nopf I'M
@ertbe bon ungef6br etnem u9uar-
ter" tragen ion, fin6et unieren rud-
baltloien 8etfaQ. Denn gan5 abeeies
fen bon rein ormamentalen 3meden,
miro SOS Tragen eines iol6en
&nopfes ie6enfaus bettroget CUR Sc
bung Ser in 6teien f@le@ten Soften
arg 6anie6erltegen6en @nopftn6uitrie.
SSn Ser @reiie 6ieies 2an6es, IN
tpel9em sos @tattfin6en elmer getpii=
fen, felbftberitdn6Ii6 MIR 6rie6ensz
5tpe6en berfolgen6en milttariitii@en
@emegl1ng n11perfennbar lit, iino sic
Mniidten febr getbetlt iber 6ie 5u
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-03-11

unponfommener If. es ihon Dor
Sabrbunoerten bergegangen, als Die
oeutiden Sitter ben 6el1tiden Often
eroberten un6 ser 6el1ti6e Bauer nit
ibnen fam, o6er ibnen folgte, I'M Dos
getponnene 2an6 nrbar al maden.
&eute bot bos oeutide @oIf fir Dies
~3ulammenurbeiten gang ar6ere &raf.
tie un6 @inri6tungen uno grfabrun-
gen CUR 8erfugung. Iber sic &C.
meinarbeit BON sdtpert un6 Bflug
un6 ser Sinn> Ser lie leitet> iin6 Die
ielben: 6euti9er Srbnungsgeilt, 6eut-
ider S9affenstpiqe.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-03-11
Mimmt @rinb tueg,
8eieitist ben &aaransfan.
shpnt Gner 6aar! Qanft cine Is Gent
Slaffe 9anberine serahe iett-8e.
icitist audi has 9antinden.

9innes, iprooes. forblofes unb mage.
res 6aar 1T Elm ftln1n1es Sengnik fir
elm bernahldfiqte Can't - fir Grind
= ben idredliden Shorf
gs aibt rtdt8. mas bas !6anr 70 gers
fftt66rt uIs @rinb. Gs bermlbt bos 6nor
{eines @Ian5es. ieiner stdrfe unb feincs
2ebens. er5euat geleaentlid Bieber uno
SUDDEN Der 9a1it, tpobur1. ipenr, niht
beieitiat. bic &aartprr5eln 5u'ammen>
idrlrmpfen. iih losmaden un6 ar1n. Nb>
iterben aebraht tperben = bann fault oas
9aar raf6 aus.
aauft cine IS Gent 8Iafde @notpl.
tons Danberine in iraenb elmer Mpothefe.
esshr f6nnt fiherIih herrIiden 8nortpuhs
unb cine MdKe SCARE haben. tpenn abr
eben MIR cine feline 81nfhe 9nnbertne
terfudt. Sdont guer 3onr. gerfudt
e8I
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-03-11

1 cup graham -four; 1 cup pastry
flour; 9 lerel te~aspoontuls K c Baking
Ponder; / to 2 leveltablespoomtuls Sugar;
] teaspoonJM salt; I egg; II cups mlE or
Wate7;: 2 to 8 tablespoontuls melted but
ter; MIC and bake as One-Egg Mu1Ens.
Graham batter should always be quite soft
to insure light and moist mullins.
To get So other recipes as good IS these,
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Sur 8ei1ie6um9 Der
9aroameuen sorts.

uSlel ullu Iue!lH ~Coue'
10 mug man lagen, menm einem beute
oie ebenlangen 2onooner 8ert6te
iiber sic angebli9e 3erlt0rung Der
9arbanelen Sorts our6 6ie engliih-
fran5oiiide Slotte gu @eltdte font
men. 80 &riegsidiffe baben Die
Sorts am gingange Ser Daroanellen
StraBe iiber 51pei Monate lang nit
oer idmerlten @ei9iben bombaroiert.
9aB 1rab einem iol6 ungebeuren@uf=
mano bon gnergte nebit Dem 6a5nge>
borigen Brtlper nn6 8lei nun emo
lid Die Mel0ung bon einem grfolge,
bon Ser 3erltorung %einiger oieier
Sorts fommt> lit leidt erfldrlid;
oenn ni9t MIR Sic engliide un6 FROM
50ltide 8epolferung bat 5u bieler
3eit ga es nuf 6ie agiierten Streit<
frafte gu @alier un6 gu 2an6 re6t
fiiblbare oeutibe Sieb regnet, etne
Siegesnadriht CUR 8erubigung mo-
tbig, 1on6ern a11b 6em r1iiii9en Ser
biinoeten, Ser ii6 unter @inoenburg'S
G9Iqgen in Sen lebten 3udungen
mi1r6et, muB man menigitens BEN GUT
ten Wi0en 5eigen. l1n6 bel 6ieiem
gnten @i1en bleibt es, 1rdmli6 Ser
grfoIg iiber sic Dar6anellen Sorts
ieitens Ser adiierten Slotte lit nidts
aIs elmer iener papiernen Siege, mie
tie 6ie auiierten &reBfoiaden in Set
ten Ser Notb nit Ser ge6ul6igen
sdreibmaidine erringen. nn6 6a-
r11m neil Ser Sieg MIR IN Ser &banr
taite beitebt, miro Ben geliebten &ui=
fen BON BEN neutrality-suspicious.
8rii6ern al1d Der grfolg 6esielben
als 8eute in Musiidt geiteut. &on<
itantinopel ioG 6as Bflaiter fem, 6as
man bem ruiiii6en 8dren auf Sic
@nnben fleben min, sic linn 6eutide
un6 0iterreidiid+ungarii6e @offen
geidlagen baben. Mner6ings MIR in
ser @offn11ng un6 int @ei1te. Dem
tpenr tpirflib n11r 6ie geringite Mus-
ii9t borban6en tpdre, &onitanttnopel
81 nebmen o6er iiberbn1pt Die Da1rd-
fabr 6ur9 Sic Observation-Disclosures gu
er5pingen, 10 tpiir6e Der nimneriatte
Sobn 8un iid 6ieie 8eute i9on felbit
gu @emiitbe fiibren. Cine nette 8ei-
gobe fir Sen engliiden @eetbrannen
at Gibraltar, Dem Sue8tanol, Ser
SnieI Malta etc. Sod "a 6ie @ade
obiol11t o11sii9tlos lit, ieIbit merm,
1pie 2onbon beri6tet, BRET tirftfde
Sorts gefo1en ietn iollten, 10 ber=
ienft mon IN ser befanrten britti9en
&odber8igteit bic 8aroaneQen, iammt
&onitantinopel un6 Ben 8ospor11s at
&11Blon6. &uBlan6, pe1des bon Deut<
iden, Se1terreid=ungarn mn6 Siirfen
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, ont 8o6en liegt
nn6 li6 pobl faum Dor elmer inneren
&epoIution betpabren fann, lit friegs-
miibe. linn nun ieinen geiunfenen
Mutb ettpas %auf5uridten un6 6ie fin
fen6e &offm1ng ouf 6ie getpaItige
rnifiibe 9ampfpal5e ettpas 5u beben,
tper6en sic Dar6onenen nn6 Som itan-
tinopeI aIs 2odipetfe benz f9merfdMi-
gen rnilifden 8dren borgebalten.
Cine fur5e 8ei9reibung Ser iebt
10 biel beiprodenen Dar6anellen-
ftraBe 6iirfte uniere 2efer trtereiiie.
rem. Die Dar6anenen, int Mltertbum
&eGespont, itn6 cine Gee traBe, noel
die 6as Marmarameer nit Dem
Megdiiben Meere berbtn6en. Bon
Dem Marmarameere fiibrt Damn etne
on6ere SeeitraBe, Ser 8osporl1s, INIT
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-03-11
Mullins
BY Mrs. Janet Mckenzie Hill, Editor Of
the Boston Cooking School Magazine.

BY Mrs. Janet Mckenzie Hill, Editor Of
the Boston Cooking School Magazine.
When mullins are on the breakfast table,
nobody cares for meat or eggs and they
would be served more often if this meal
were not prepared so hurriedly that there
is no time to make them. If X G, the
double-raise baking powder IS used. the
batter may be stirred up the night before,
put in the pan ready for baking and moth
ing TO do in the morning but bake them.
One-Egg Muffins
2cmps flour; g slightly rounded tea
~spocnt5sis K G Baking Ponder; I tea,
spoonful salt; ] cup sugar; / cup melted
butteror lard; 1 egg; I cup water or matk.
Silt dry ingredients together three times:
Add to this the unbeaten egg, melted
shortening and water or milk. Then beat
all together until perfectly smooth. Oil
muffin or gem pans and have oven SLOW
until the mullins come to the top of the pan,
then increase the heat to bake GNNSsssSSEE1l
and brown the mullins. This s sssa assssaa
recipe makes IL large mullins. ~
Raisins or currants may be
added if desired. &EEEaE9M
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-03-11
Sic alliierte 2iiaempreTe fdlGgt

Bel Sen acknowledgements bas lmge<
ffebrte Berfubren Elm tpie Bel Ben 2it-
ti6er Sorts. Dieie tparen ldngit ge-
fallen, o1s file in Sen Spalten 6ieier
8reiie nod ftan6en, unb iene laBt
man fallen, mdbren6 iie nod fteben.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-07-19
RECIPES.

Hot Milk csIzz-Two eggs (yoIks
and whites beaten separately, then to-
gether). add one cup sugar. and beat
with a. spoon 1--WE minutes, one cup
Hour with one teaspoon baking powder
sa1fed I'm 1t. salt and a few drops lemon
extract. one-half cup quite hot milk
with a piece OF butter the size of a
walnut melted IN II added last, rrri,r
well and bake m q slow oven. Nice
with Ice cream.
Salmon Sotrffie. - Prepare some
bread By soaking. about three-quarter
eupfHf: beat yolks OF two eggs add
salt and pepper to- taste. onion Juice
and dash OF celery. q tablespoonful OF
chopped fresh green peppers. may be
added II Hksd., or of fresh celery: add.
the soaked bread one-half cupfur OF
milk and the contents of a TIN of SAL
n1onr from which skim and bones have
Deem removed, stir In small humps of
butter. q good tablespoonful, lastly
fold in the beaten whites of the exgst
r1rn into earthenware- baking dish.
act with bits OF butter and bake tai
Dr0Wn. IN quick oven. Serve very hot,
with individual slices Of lemon: gar
nish with, parsley.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-07-19
FOR sTYLIsH TEAS.

IL has now become quite the fash
ION IN Paris to receive intimate
friends for the five o'clock IN n
smart rest gown.
A becoming model was seen re-
Gently. The outline was simple al
most to the point of exagxeraffor
The material was voiIe In tive
shades-foxgfove pink over ivory.
Inc design was more or less Iii
mono and the beautiful clusters and
wistaria were hand painted, with the
leave outlined with silver thread
There was high collar made OF nre
Whlte muslin and the shoes were
worthy of special attention: thew vrer~
soft and supple as gloves and made Of
violet kid. with the pointed toes turned
up.
Very charming and dainty dressfu~
jackets are being made OF the fash
lonable flesh pink crepe de chine,
These little jackets were cut Ia kf-
mono style, with the, borders deco-
rated with ribbonwcrIx embroidery:
they were also seen inset with me-.
tfs OF shadow lace and triruuzed yrit1x
fon.