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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-12-08

When IL comes to being u match.
maker for a smoker, you have
to hand it to Billy Fowler. He
certainly pleased the fans at
Spanaway last night.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-12-08

The South Tacoma A. c., unable
to stage any indoor sports be-
cause its clubhouse vas recent
ly destroyed by fire, has decid-
ed to play a few more games
of football If they can be ar
ranged.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-12-08
RUMANIAN TROOPS
ARE STILL INTACT
Omitted Press Leased Wire.)

LONDON, Dec. S.-Fresh de-
tail of the German occupancy of
Bucharest received today added to
the belief here that the Rumanian
retirement had been masterfully
executed and with a minimum of
losses.
The Rumanian army still is in
tact, and with reorganization and
re-equipment may again become a
formidable force.
The Funniest Play in the Whole
World, TWIN BEDS" at the Ia
coma tonight and Sat. adv.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-12-08

Pickert, of gridiron
fame, is taking up boxing and
really looks like a conner. He
uses his mitts freely and has
very good defense.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-12-08

Frank Mariana of the SOdality
A. c. football team, is playing
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-03-03
8. e |.

Der poIi3eirat mar in fem @u'
rsau aegangsn. So i9per betIoms
men ibm INNER noh auinute mar,
cine Gait trus er peniser. Gr botts
feline pflidt setan. Run pirbea
bic 0inge seben, tpie tie muBten, er
ftano porpurfsfrei oa; au9 ieinsr
nd9iten Q~nosbOri9en Sebler polte
er ni9t iein. Gs lag elm Stiid
ggoismus in ieinsm Sun, oos iag.
te er ii9 ieltit, absr Der GsOismus
bes @spifens. unb ben muBte not
ieiner I~uffafuns isber Wenid bns
ben, Der iid ieinsm @otte perant'
tpprtli9 fibtt,.
Sod tr0ftsts fi9 Min9 au6 NIT
Der llebsraeusung, bob er bic Seiusu
gu bieier G%rienntnis betebren peree.
Gr ipnr INNER cine Mo9t gepsien
bobeim, unb bier ftanb subsm bas
Hedt tinter inn. Grna Bate in
LANCER, trsusr 9inssbuns fih isinsr
Inutersn auffafung figen selernt,
bic 56fter tporen ieines 9lutes, ba
mubte iid ons sleide gmpfinpen gu
eleiden @eriteben our6ringen. une
oorous muBts Die aroft padfsn.
iih FILTER trsu 81 iein.
Gin 5rausntennsr frsili6 mar
paul Wiind ME gspeieH. gr lies
ouber Rs6nuna, bub bic 6rou nat
@siiblsr urtsiIt unO nd o biefsa
nm 10 piosrlanoslpier Ieiten IaBt
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-03-03

Shulbbepubtiein eebro6sn mar.
Wiepisi iriider uno ungebemmter
peb;te ii6 oas iugenolide %ienlden
limb. Dos mcI isiu gfed1t.
Sbetla fiibIte oen Bid ouf Iih ru
ben ME einen 3uiprud, cine diner
tennuns, trpBoem bic Mutter tein
Wort fprad.
Die N~uf9emunterte fubr fort:
rSa, mir lparsn 70 eIiidIi9. @ir
baben ni6ts Shlimmes aetan unb
lolen bas Slid perliersn, neil sc.
feb uno Hedt ~nerIaneen, oaB mir
uns felbft peroddtieen unb Dor Der
WeIt bIpbfieIlsn. SdDnes @eieb,
herrlihes He6t! Dds 1T Mabniinn,
8orbarei oes llnrehtsl"
Ruth rittete ibre peripeintsn Mus
gen. auf bic tempsramentpolle Spre'
herin.
.Wabr it's, 9betlo! Sc III
redt unb pobr" - ftammeIte fis.
YllnihuIbiee perod6tiaen Tam nidt
pflidt fein -"
~@s lit bod unreht" ertIGrts
@Iiie. troB siesnsn tiefsn ieIifhcn
8er5a9ens. .oenn Der Wabrbeit aus
peihen, lit INNER unredt, unb tein
Slid bauert, ods 70 ertauft miro.
Sd p%erliere ppbI 10 bel pie bu,
1hefId, ober 10 lpie gu mDhte id
mfrs ni6t erbalten - es tdme mir
entpeibi Dor
.SdOne 3eo%ensorten, bic gDell
fdreit piclleidt 8rapo Dor oieIem S0eI
6entum, unb binterber ladt ie Did
aug -"
@Iiies Weibteit mid BEN ,Sorne.
.Dos mar Elm bGBlider Geban,s,
Sddme bid. Gut. oob i'm Yapo
nidt gebort bat ~"
lin @otteS pinen, 8inoer ="
rief Ole Wutter entieBt. no aeros
tet ibr bin! $50 fno mir ale hinge.
tommenl"
unp nuf Hutb mdrlote ttb bon Ger
Iniiht Der Sdpefter ab, bic iie
eben nod belpunosrt bate:
~8u perfiinbi9f bid an popa ="
ppapa9 Wer tat ibm etipos,
iuer 5iebt i'm i~iberbGupt in bic S0ds9
Sd nidt. 0as mart bu. Giiie. sd
rpeigere mid, BEN @eridt gatisl-
oienite unb Der WeIt Seniottonsper.
aniigen auf Soften msires 2ebens'
qliidss gu leiiien. WoIIt ibr teioen
unoers, nuts. atsr mid loBt meinsn
Neg aeben. Nns taten MIR Ttidtsl
Nos iolsn mir biibenP Gles, -
Dos Geieb mil es? Damn 1T oos
GeieB idledt. Tie Sronung. b0s
Rcdt t0nnen ni4t belieben. lpenu lie
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-03-03

nidt llnorbnunQ unb llnredt i91ffen
o%iirfena 2raurie fir iie, aber i9
bob lie nint aemaht uno bin fur
allies, mas i'd 'aoe, unb pos perbe
i'd aud papa s:geniiber Dsrtreten.
penn er mid b6fen min. 3und9it
lGBt er nur Mdnner on isin DIR.
0os peib i9. 60 mag Gbmunb ss-
ibm iogen. er bentt pie i'd
~Nas ou preoigit, 1T @eieslofes
lett -"
@Iiie fprad's.
.@s 1T Ole Stimme Der 8ernuuft.
9rieb Der @elbitsrbaItune. 9Re4t ouf
Slid. Wpau bort antlaeen, mo ipir
fhipeieen bIrfen9 &einsr bon uus
sloubt an cine Shulb bon Sans-"
.Rein," iaste Ole Muttsr. sd
getpib nidt ="
,Nsin." iaets Ruth i'm Spne sinea
~freubigen 8etenntnifes.
rNein," Hitherto gtiie. rWie tonn.
te ih has -"
.0ann ion man ni6t Din9s DOE
bos offentIide lrteil tragen, III bic
mon felbit niht elaubt. 4einsr bon
uns bat elm SntereHe boran, DIE Sra.
besrute ser lieben Sante Sopbn s1
ftoren
IS lit 9rauiig." nidte Srnu Grna.
,Surhtbor." bduhte Gliie.
uno Ruth idlu9 bic s0dnos Dor
bic @user.
rDos ober geidiebt. lin zines Ser.
bohts pillen, an oen mir nitt glcu.
ben. Gtpa. nm Den SdpinoIer, oen
8ebborb pfeil, 5u entIorpen? Mdn
bat ibn ia, uno iein SiinbsnreeiIisr
1T po1. Nir snt3isbsn ibn teiner
! Strnfe, ieI6it penn er lie aud in
bieiem Sale peroiente."
mWenn mans 10 bort - tiinst e.
bormlos uno lodert bod alle @rupba
laeen oes Refts", lponote Glile elm.
nWeId Elm Wirrporr. neId fdreds
Iiher Dioerftreit!" tIoete bic Mutters
rQuBt uns Nolf uno Gomuno bDs-
rem. pieneidt pelB elmer bon ibnew
einen Nusipeg
limb mem papn in3piiden i6on
Gr gat Dir nidts periprohen.
Wamn."
Gliie mars, bic bos Inete.
Damn BELLE uns @ott. mir
miisen trogen. mas er uns auferlegi.A
Nutb aber mari fih iiber bic Gebne
oes Sofos unb idluh5te:
.llno 0as utes babe i'd seton!
5dtte i6 bod deIhipiegenl"
Geiie MIR, nber bob pol bitteren
Yorpurfs. erharmun9slos beftGtiste
5betId:
.So. bdtteit ou geihpiegenl"
(6~oriietung foI9t.)
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-03-03
O. mer>e Neht.
Roman BON
2rthur ID indler. Qannenbero

S'a Wv
fer N'iGre ="
Miind rsdts fid in isinsm Spfa.
plaB.
rSnprbI. 9srr @ioatsanpalt; -
besbalb bin ih bier. Die 6erren
tpifen rod nidt ausg. SIN ,3immsr
Der 5rten fanb fid bisTss JlGidhea,
unb es sntbislt, pie mir Ipptbstsr
SeIofp ertlart bat. Elm eiftises
ShlafmitteI -
Welie uno @erplB fubren ME
elettriiert cmpor.
rBas -?
.Nne Wetter!"
ga. bus dnbert tie gauge 81.
DE -"
Ser ssou Gaotini in apeiter
Iutloee, nur nit traeii9em I5>
fhIuB. 9dtten Sic bss @iftes el,i'3
erpdbnt, 9srr 9oIissiral. mir ma.
rem ttinen 4usenblid 70 iteptifG 1e-
peien. l2ie mir es tparen, nomsnt.
lid Scrr b. Gerpib -, tpns9"
Der MHefpr ridtsie bic rubieen,
tloren Nusen auf bos tIeine 6lGfb-
den. Nabm es aus blinds Sano
unb belt IS benz 5snftsrli9te snts
eeeen. Sect faste er:
rGsmod, id bin mod INNER
fteptii3. ober id sebe gu, bab man
nun oud biefer Spur nndseben
mub. - 9err poliaeirot, bic alte
Dame, Srau 8eIten, ni9t pobr2-"
.5rou Sopbis @eItsn, iapobl -"
.2ebte in Sbrem Souie -"
.Sa, felt sebn Sobren -"
.Sis tannten ibrs 9epobnbsi|sn.
ibr psri0nIi9ss gefinben -"
nQufs aennueite, iie eeb0rts gang
our Somilie."
Gut. aitt iie an @dIoflOiists:t
.Oaoon tpeib i9 nifts. Mir 1T
lie tets ols cine beneibenstpert oer
funbe, BON 2eiben unb gefhnerosn
p0Qia freie @reifin erIdisnen."
limb bic Nltersfdpd4e, on Der
tie Itnrb?"
n9obe ih beftritten. nod ola if
tie i'm Spterf9ein lag ="
n0nb Srau 8elten bies e6lnf.
mittsI porber befoB, puBte tein Mits
glieo Sbrer Snmilie? Sic fslbt
muPtsn es ni6t?"
.Tein. mir one tpareu ibsr.
raI6t, oIs es fia fanb."
.Wo fanb?"
nSrsi umberIieeenb. ouf sinem
MDbsIitid."
nMlg pb es berseTen fporben pds
re bon sinem 8eIu4er, Der es nit.
gebra6t baben mpdte?"
Song 10 -
r0dten sic feIbf bic 2eide ss>
funber9"
Rein, meme iiingfte Sodter. RE
in benz Ibenbbefu6e ifren Nets
ter t6uns oenosfeIb erfonnt hnbsn
min. @lei9 borauf meme Trau.
SD tpurbe nod etpo elmer Stunoe
beimgerufen. unb man foste mir
bonn olIerbings, boB nGles i'm 3ims
mer unperdnbert eeblieben fei."
,0a fonben Sic bas Sldfh6enP"
.glein, aud bos botte meine 6rou
fdon porber e%efunben -"
Limb eob es Sbnen nun?
,Nein. grft oeitern
r@nrum noble Sic hotte Inn
feline 8ebeutuna bsiselsgt, ni6t
mobr9 = Oos lit 10 aud natiirlib,
bo teinerlei @srbodt beitonb."
Ser Toli3eirot tdmpfts einen Mue
genblid, nur einen QusenbIid mt
fid, bonn ontportete er:
nMon bate einen t0ri6ten Be-
boht, unb besbolb perbnrg man es
einiqe Sage rpr mir. SD babe idmes
rem @erbrub boriiber empfunben.
cSebt ion iid ober oles auftldrsn.
9tnes :, big in ben lsbten Win'
fel -"
Melie ftedte bic erpBe amtsmisne
nuf.
.Nun. Serr Ihehor b. 8ertptb,
fperoen Sic mir bph beipflihten.
boB bic @%ernebmung nidt II bes
5rGuIeins Miin6, ionbern ou4 bic
Der Srou poli5eirot geboten er@
f6sint2"
$50, 5err Stootsonnolt -"
Limb bos 6lGidhen iiberqeben
sic uns, 5err Boliaeirat. als I'm
Notwithstanding"
.SelbftperftdnbIid."
The Greenville journal. [volume] (Greenville, Ohio) 1850-1918, 1916-07-06
Conservative.

There was once lady from Dexter,
Ia, who spent five solid hours rooted
to one spot on the rim Of the Grand
canyon, during which time the strong
light of the desert afternoon melted
into pools of turquoise and purple
haze; the mlle-long shadows flung
themselves into the depths or went
striding across the plateaus. I'll
be picking the pockets of my own soul
here in a minute. But, anyway, am
trying to tell you that this lady from
iowa witnessed a sunset in the Grand
canyon; and when night came she
found her tongue.
"It is highly gratifying she sighecA
'Yes-highly gratifyingP"
If you will not take my word for 1t
take the word Of the Iowa lady. She
was cautious, even conservative; she
did not overstate the case.-C. e. Van
loan, in the Saturday Evening Post.
The Greenville journal. [volume] (Greenville, Ohio) 1850-1918, 1916-07-06
GirdIing Effect Produced by LarVa
Of Leopard Moth.

Ing of fumes. This means that the
operator should not smoke while at
work. On the other hand, there need
be no fear Of the liquid damaging the
hands.
The leopard moth in its adult form
has a spotted appearance, the semi
transparent white wings being thickly
dotted with blackish, dark blue, or
greenfsh spots. There are also large
black spots on the thorax and dark
cross bands on the white abdomen.
The moth lays its eggs, either singly
or in groups, during the summer, usu-
ally selecting crevices in the rough
bark of trees as convenient place
to deposit them. The larvae or cater
pillars hatch about ten days after
ward and at once penetrate the liv-
ing wood. As they feed, they burrow
tunnels which frequently encircle
completely the tree or branch. When
the larva has grown too large for the
branch in which it is feeding, it crawls
out and moves to one more suitable.
AS the insect remains in the larve
stage, feeding In this way, for nearly
two years, it is capable of doing a
great deal Of damage before it trans
forms to the pupa or chrysalis stage.
This it does in May or later, and some
time between May and the end Of
September it emerges as an adult or
moth.
Damage by this borer is often SO
The Greenville journal. [volume] (Greenville, Ohio) 1850-1918, 1916-07-06
AGRICULTURE.

How does clover help the farmer?
How can you show that seeds will
not germinate without air, or that they
germinate poorly and slowly in insult
ficient air?
Describe three good breeds of chick
ems and state the merits of each.
State the legal weight of bushel OF
wheat, corn, oats. What conditions
would make a bushel by actual meas
ure weigh more or less?
Give an approximate ration for a
COW, using silage Il protein: 14.S car
bohydrate), alfalfa Q:S.6), and wheat
bran Q:3.S). OF what additional data
do you feel the need in trying to solve
this problem?
State with some detail how apple
trees are propagated.
What are the purposes Of fertilizers,
and hence what are their most impor-
tant ingredients?
What are the general means of keep
ing out weeds? State some special
treatment sometimes given certain
weeds to get rid of them.
The Greenville journal. [volume] (Greenville, Ohio) 1850-1918, 1916-07-06
GRAM MAR.

Define and use in a sentence, (a) a
proper noun, (b) common noun, (ci
collective noun, (d) an abstract
noun.
Use in sentences the present tense,
the past tense, and the perfect parti-
ciple of the following verbs: See,
throw, took, go, do.
Distinguish (a) between the use Of
may and can, (b) between the use Of
will and shall, (c) between an infini-
tive and finite verb, (d) between reg
ular and irregular verbs.
Explain your process of showing to
a class the difference between a COM
plex and a compound sentence.
Pluralizec Die, index, ak, potato,
lasso, money, corps, appendix, crisis.
fox, candelabrum, knight templar.
II necessary, correct and tell why
you correct: (a) seen him go to the
grocery, (b) learned him his arith'
metic lesson, (c) He hasn't no right
to attempt this, (d) My head feels
badly, (e) The weather seems cold.
Define and illustrate adjectival, ad-
verbal, noun clauses. Diagram each
sentence used in this illustration.
Use the word work" as a noun, as
verb, and as an adjective.
The Greenville journal. [volume] (Greenville, Ohio) 1850-1918, 1916-07-06
ARITHMETIC.

MY agriculture says that II the plow
cuts an S-inch furroW slice the horse
goes about 1914 miles in plOwing an
acre. Prove this.
A train went IL miles an hour for
10 minutes, II miles an hour for min
utes, % miles an hour for minutes,
10 miles an hour for minutes and 6
miles an hour for IL minutes. What
was the average speed of the run?
A Columbus miller offers III for
wheat delivered II the freight is Tx
cents per cwt., and 1t costs you 45
cents to haul and shovel each 25 bush
els, how much per buShel would that
net you
In South American countries collars
are marked in centimeters. If you
wished a Is Gn.) collar, what size
should you call for In Brazil?
If one buys stock at SSk and this
pays a 4159o dividend, what per cent
is realized on the investment? II a
mans dividend on such stock is $1,287,
what does that indicate that his in
vestment is?
A pyramid of iron with a base in.
square and an altitude of in. weighs
9.2 pounds. Find the weight of a pyra-
mid of iron with a base by inches
and the altitude inches.
Show how you explain the fact and
the process of square root
What subjects in arithmetic should
be touched upon lightly or entirely
eliminated, and why? Mention some
subjects which you would emphasize
and tell why.
The Greenville journal. [volume] (Greenville, Ohio) 1850-1918, 1916-07-06

The injection Of bisulphid of carbon
into the burrows Of the leopard moth
and the cutting off and destroying Of
affected branches are recommended
as the most effective measures for
getting rid of this pest. The insect
feeds on the wood Of large number
of trees and shrubs and does much
damage along the Atlantic seaboard
between, Massachusetts and New Jer-
sey and in the Hudson river valley.
In the caterpillar, or larva stage, the
leopard moth eats into the tree upon
which 1t feeds and not only checks It's
growth but so weakens 1t that it is
often broken by heavy windstorms.
The presence of the pest is indi-
Gated by the willing Of twigs or
branches and by accumulatiOns of saw
dustlike castings at the entrance Oe
the burrows. The discovery of this
evidence should be followed promptly
by the pruning away Of all the small
er injured twlgs Or branches. The
larger ones may be cut back behind
the injury and the stubs covered with
grating wax to prevent the entrance
Of other insects. All the wood that
has been cut away should be promptly
burned, in order to destroy the cater
pillars within. This precautlon also
should be followed with all branches
that have fallen to the ground after
windstorms. Wherever the trees are
so badly injured that there Is little
hope of their recovery, it Is best to
take them out and promptly destroy
them. In the case Of trees which are
only slightly affected, and especially
in the case of large and valuable trees,
bisulphid of carbon can be used ef-
fectively. 1t is injected into the open
ings of the burrows with long-spout-
ed oil can or glass syringe, and the
openings are closed Immediately after
wards, preferably with grating wax.
Carbon bisulphid must be handled
with care, and precautions taken to
avoid danger from fire and the inhal-
The Greenville journal. [volume] (Greenville, Ohio) 1850-1918, 1916-07-06
WRITING.

Why should a pencil be used in the
first few grades? What sort of pencil
should be used? How should the writ
ing in these grades differ from the
writing in the higher grades and why?
Give examples of some of the best
movement exercises and state the pur-
pose of each.
In what way can blackboard exer-
cises help in the teaching of writing
and what are the limitations of the
benefits of such blackboard work?
Copy the following as a specimen
OF your penmanship:
bring fresh showers for the thirsting
flowers,
. From the seas and the streams;
bear light shades for the leaves when
laid
In their MONDAY dreams.
From my wings are shaken the dews
that waken
The sweet buds every one,
When rocked to rest on their mothers
breast,
AS she dances about the sun.
From Shelley's "The Cloud"
The Greenville journal. [volume] (Greenville, Ohio) 1850-1918, 1916-07-06

severe as to render 1t necessary to
establish a system of inspection.
Wherever possible the bisulphid of
carbon should be used. Care should
also be taken to see that the insect
is not allowed to breed in growth
that is near valuable trees. The use
Of fertilizers will strengthen the trees
to withstand the attacks of this and
other insects. ... .....
The protected and concealed man
ner of life of this borer, which will
apply in the main to bOrers In general,
renders 1t very difficult of treatment
by means of insecticides or other di-
rect measures. The most efflcaclOus
remedial measure consists in cutting
off and destroying affected branches
and in the injection Of biSulphid Of
carbon into the holes or burrows
where the larvae are at work.
For stopping the holes after inject
ing the liquid, putty and moist clay,
advised by some, have been found
practically useless. Grating wax, on
the other hand, gives perfect satis-
faction. Coal tar is less advisable but
may be substituted for the latter, or
the holes may be closed by inserting
a wooden plug and breaking or saw
ing 1t off even with the trunk. In
any case the stopper should be tight,
to exclude water from rains, which
might tend to produce decomposition
Of the surrounding wood or invite the
entrance of other insects, like carpen-
ter and Other ants and secondary bOr-
ers. of which there are many species,
and injurious fungi.
1t is possible to reach and destroy
many larva by forcing a copper or
other pliable wire into the channels.
This is a well-known borer remedy.
It is impossible, however, by this
means to kill the insects In all cases,
owing to the length or crookedness
of the burrows. Bisulphid of carbon
should then be used.
The Greenville journal. [volume] (Greenville, Ohio) 1850-1918, 1916-07-06
LITERATURE.

What are some of the lessons taught
by Bret Harte or Ralph Connor or Har-
old Bell Wright? What is there in
common among their works?
What is the significance of two Of
the following poems: My Captain,
The Skeleton in Armor, Old Ironsides?
Name some works and give some
facts about one of the following au-
thors: John Keats, Thomas DeQuin-
cey, Jane Austen.
Give the story or point Of one OF
Burns poems, and quote some lines
from Burns.
Give an account of striking scene
in one of Shakespeare comedies.
What American poet is a great tspoet
of nature? Give titles of some Of his
nature poems, and If possible quote
from one of them.
Give a short sketch of an important
character created by Dickens, Thack'
cray or George Eliot.
When you take down your Longfel-
low, Whittier, Lowell, and Holmes,
what are some of the favorite poems
for which you look in each? Approx,
mately how many poems Of each have
you read?
The Greenville journal. [volume] (Greenville, Ohio) 1850-1918, 1916-07-06
GApES CAUSED BY PARASITE
Symptoms Are Sneezing, Continual
Gasping for Breath and Suffoea-
tion-Some Good Remedies.

The cause of gapes in young chicks
is a parasite in the windpipe. This
parasite is a small, reddish worm,
which is the larvae Of an insect living
on the skin. The symptoms are sneez-
ing, continued gasping for breath, and
sufrOcation. To prevent this affiiction,
anOint the head of the chick with one
ounce Ofsmercurial ointment, one ounce
of lard, One-half ounce of flower of
sulphur and one-half ounce of crude
petroleum. Immersing chicks in the
fumes Of carbolic acid till nearly suf-
fOcated is unfaillng, though dangerous.
To withdraw the parasitical worms,
insert two stiff horsehairs in loop,
twist and pull. Also strip a feather
except the end tuft, dip in turpentine,
insert, twist once, and withdraw. Be
careful ont to lacerate the throat
The Greenville journal. [volume] (Greenville, Ohio) 1850-1918, 1916-07-06

half cover the meat and set in a warm
place and turn the meat often, press
in with fork until 1t begins to look
white. Squeeze the meat dry in a
meat press and salt to taste. Serve
either hot or cold. II reheated take
great care not to coagulate the al
bumen.
Bread GrueI.-Simmer a cupful of
bread crumbs in pint of water until
all absorbed, Rub through a strain
er, season lightly with salt and
serve hot or cold. For variety
brown the crumbs first, and flavor
with beef essence or reduce the water
to one cupful and add one-half a cup
full Of cream.
Farlna Porridge.-Take two table,
spoonfuls of farina, one-fourth of a
teaspoonful of salt, cupful of boiling
water and a cupful of milk. Sift the
farina into the boiling, salted water
and cook till 1t thickens; then add the
milk, beating smooth, and cook in a
double boiler Is minutes.
kounniss.-Dissolve half yeast
cake in half a cupful of tepid water,
mix It with quart Of milk, as fresh
as possible; add a tablespoonful of
sugar, and when well mixed put in bot
ties and tie the corks in with stout
cords. Let stand IL hours at tenn
perature of rs degrees, then place on
ice or turn the bottles upside down
until wanted. A champagne tap is
convenient to draw the koumiSs, but
If care is used when opening the bot
tie, enough may be saved to refresh
the patient after decorating the walls
and furniture, not to mention your
self. Do not make more than enough
to last two or three days.
Norwegian Rlce.7-Cook rice ten
der; then reheat in well-seasoned
chicken stock. Put on a platter;
sprinkle with chopped chicken liver,
scrambled eggs and grated cheese.