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The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1916-08-03

the table before him, as though he
had been there for some time.
Wanted to see you, Moore" with
casual manner obviously affected.
"You stirred me-some." He laughed
mirthlessly. THAT screed of yours
I couldn't get it out of my mind all
night
1T didn't seem to impress you much
when 1 read it," observed Moore, quite
spicily.
I'm not given to wearing my heart
on my sleeve, as you ought to know,
retorted Vivian gravely. cit hit me
hard. You know I came from the
cider country and you've caught its
spirit famously. Bring me those
pages, will you? 1 can do something
with them as starter. In fact, you
want to go on with them"
you are in earnest?" challenged
Moore, forgetting breakfast.
Very much So"
"Tll try to see you some time this
! afternoon" spoke Moore f1utteringly,
and bolted.
There was but one thought in his
mind-to recover the abandoned man
uscript. With eagerness and rapid
ity he reached the spot where he had
scattered the leaves in desperation.
He climbed down into the ravine. He
searched in vain. Moore could not
find a trace of the sheets. He climbed
up an incline, the top of which was
lined by hedge, to rest and think.
He had kept no copy of the screed
nor had he preserved the original
notes. Could he reproduce it? Not
in it's original freshness, he discon-
solately decided. He fell into a
dreamy maze.
What was that? Quite doing,
Moore started up. From the other
side of the hedge a sweet, mellow
voice was reading. He could scarce
credit the evidence of his senses-the
last sentences of his screed!
Moore peered through the hedge.
An old gentleman and lovely young
girl occupied rustic chairs, and the
girl held in her hands the lost sheets
of his manuscript.
The old man was wiping his eyes.
His voice was full of emotion as he
spoke.
"Read it all over again, Angela. 1t
is exquisite" and the girl did 50.
Moore thrilled to listen to that voice
retraversing his poor composition.
1T is like a sweet breath from tile
past!" murmured the old man. VINO
could have written it? How came It
here"
at is like a letter from home, isn't
it, dear?" smiled the girl. Il found
two of the leaves littering the ravine
walk; read them, was interested and
gathered up the rest. Why, grandpa,
whoever wrote it must have lived in
and loved the dear old cider country!
eft has taken me back to the old
home!" sighed the old man. Il wish
1 knew the writer"
Adrian Moore disclosed himself. He
could not resist the Impulse. Oh. what
was the vague, casual opinion OF his
casual newspaper friends to the heart
felt appreciation of these new &C
quaintances!
Before he left these latter, the
wealthy old man had his promise that
he would at once go on with the story
of the cherished "cider country"
Vivian listened to the exploits OF
Moore with an indulgent smile.
Found a patron and an heiress,
eh3' he observed. well, accept the
gifts of the gods gratefully"
Which Adrian Moore did-with fame
and the pure, sweet love Of Angela
Marston concurrent.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1916-08-03
Mixina Paste.

When flour paste becomes watery
upon cooling, it is evidence that the
mixture has been boiled too long.
Only the best flour should be used for
making paste. Many paper hangers
do not boil paste. They make stia
batter with lukewarm water, stirring
out all Jumps, and then briskly stir in
boiling water. When the mass thick
ems continue stirring, but add no more
hot water. Pour little cold water on
top and set the paste away t0 cool.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1916-08-03
His Method.

"You say you've driven your cal
seven years and never had an accident
How do you account for it?"
"When I'm driving I figure that ev
cry other driver - fool, and givs
him plenty of room to do the wro2s
thing, and mostly I've been right
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1916-08-03
Perfectly Qualified.

81 understand that Binks has be
come an efficiency expert"
as that so? Now he will be able
to teach everybody to do everything
he can't do himself"
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1916-08-03
Limit Should Be Placed On Incomes
RY REV. MERCER GREEN JOHNSTON Of New York

believe that there should incomes do not believe
should have than they really need while others have
not enough for necessities century religion
into the Imperialism and has had tendency stay there
Now the time and help each other do what
both intended to do each to the best OF Its ability 1t IS childish
saw that labor can exist without religion and certainly religion needs
labor.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1916-08-03
Very Much Restricted.

Knicker-'Is Jones on a restricted
dietT" Enthusiastically; he is con-
fined to what he can afford and his
wife can cook."-Judge.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-11-24

'Soloaten bon nid)t militqriiden Mr-
'beiten 5u entlalten un0 bieie Ser biir=
gerlider, 8eb0lferltne gu i%ibertragen.
8enn bas Die Woali6feit bietet, oie
aftipe 9eeresmoft I'M 500, 600
Wanr at peritdrfen nno oas loate oas
Minoelte iein, 10 ipare oaS Elm lebr
GROCER @emiiln. Mit einer nm lplde
3abl ltarfercn Mrmee foll1te man oie
fgnglanoer an Ser Son1me nidt bfos
III shaf balten, lonoern lie al1d 5u-
rafordngel1. Die 9lblidJt lit offenbar,
ben @Iiirten niht gu seltatten, oab
lie in oieiem Satire Sen @inter Be-
rllben, llnr iif) auf nelle aiiiulpfe por=
5ubereiten, rpie es inn porigen Sabre
geibeben lit lo1lOern lie unablalia 81
befriegen, 10 bob lie inn 6riibiabr fei-
ne ftelefl arafte geiammeIt baben.-
lGau lit not6penoie, oaB jeoer Der.
fiighare Mann an Die ,sront aebrad,
miro nllo bob aae glrbeit inn Ssnnerr
bon alteren 2el,tert gethull miro, Sc.
rem &rafte. pollauf ba5u allsreid)en
Wfit iolder Gbatfraft farn man oie
9offnung begen, Dob Der sSeino BIZ
gum 6riibjabr iibermunoen lein miro
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-11-24
un6 ben Oroinanaen fir @o1ettiruno
bon spe5ialiteuern gu toleftiren.
Beif.: Sobn 8ertpalo, @abor.
Mtt.: OuQp WlnQer. StdNtclerf

A1t.: Snao Wtoller, StaDtelert.
Sn Anbetrodlt, oaB Scott StraBe,
i'll Der Staot 2apenport, uie an
seorSnet bonn Stabtratb ser Stabt 9uS
oenport, mitaantifein perle6en, a1saes
ld)aftet unb sepflaitert tpurbe bon
Der sed5ebnten bis 5ur Occult
StfaBe ulo bes meiteren EN-
apntraft abgeldlpnen ipllrbe unb biele
Mrbeit nunmebr boIitdnbia boil
!lenbet; uno Der gtabt : ssnsenieur
nunmebr praparirt unb borgeleat bat
DEM staotratb cine ~torrette 8lat uno
8eridt, 5eigenb Die Sage nno Iotal=
Soften MISUNDERSTANDING II. aub Die
berldieoenen 2ots u1b @runbltiide,
ipelbe an betr. Gf[aiterung al1grenz
gen uno befeuert perben louen fir
lolbe gerbenerung, nnb Sen 8etrag.
N Der sltnme bon 5lpei tauleno, acbt
bur10ert ltr1o bier unb iieb5ig uno 60
100 (S2,S74.65) 9oQars betrdat,
Die auf iolde Cots uno grurloz
1tilde altfgelegt iperben ipIl in, gro<
portion Su Dem Na1ben, Dem ieoes lol~
dies Got ober 8runbifiif aus beluater
gerheherrug erbaI, unb
Sn Inbetra6t, baB beIaster 9Ian
nno 8eri9t bes Gtabt : Sngenieurs
lals @forrett erfldrt purbe ul1b bonn
staDtratb am 1. Npp. 1915 be-
ltdtlgt tpnroe, ferner in Ser Office
Ses StabtcIerfs 5ur sSsnipeftion ireeub
elmer oaran intereliirten Yerlon ooer
Gon1panh in betreff Der aufgelegten
%aneBn1ents al1Tselesen bot unb belag~
ter Elan IND genam1ter 8eriht Ieit
Dem 1. Npp. 1916 0ffcntlid) ausae~
leeen bot, lllD
Sn @nbetradt baB Ser 5tabtldrei=
Der Die bonn Stabtratb am /. Sob.
1916 al1georbnete Mn5eige in por=
ldriftsmdbiser @eiie p%er0ffentlidt
bat. unb
Sn anbetradt, bab gintpenbunsen
ldmmtlid abgeipieieu tpurben, Iei es
geidloiIen bonn stabtratb Ser 5tabt
gabenport, bab cine S~pe5ialiteuer allf
ieees oil iene g%enannte @crbeIerung
an Der Scptt StraBe aren5enbe
poer a~nliegenbe @rlnbitiid an Ser
SOUTH gtraBe pber einem She'll
zines iolben auferlest miro na6
hem oben e%ripabntcn @lanc unb Be-
rtdt bes 5tabt : Sn9eniel1rs. unb oab
Ser StabtIdabmeiiier anaetpieien lit.
bclaste Spesialftener na6 DEM 8eieb
l,1o Den Sroinun5en fir &oaeftirung
Set: Sobn gertpolo. Maeor.
gtt.: 9uso @DIler, gtabtcrerf.
(Sdlub foIet.)
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-11-24

lie. gbenlotuenig pirb Miidiid)t oa.
rauf g%enonnnlelt, apie bas WoIf Der
Ser. Staaten l,nter Ser 8erIangeruna
oes arieees, als 6olge berDeunitions-
alsfubr gu leiben bat. Sierin lit es
10 melt gefommen bob Die 2obne balo
nid]t mebr geriigen tperoell, ben Sum
ger gu itillen. Ibatiad]lid lit es Elm
Mafbiel, apie 0as jett nod, ben ,lr,-
bettlitteltcn &laiien m0glib lit, hpenll
rtan iiH Die entietlide Gbeuerung III
bet notbigiten 2ebensmitteln 1pie
aartoffeln uno logar 8obne1t, perge-
ge1spdrtjgt. Guh oas laBt bie pro:
lbritilf)e Yreiie, melde ben Natriotis-
mus IN Grbpadt g~etlornnen all baben
E6ebauptet, gleidgiItig. ytab ibrer
Mrid)auung ioI bas amerifaniif)e
Bolt perfl,ngern, apen,n 1tur ooie
8cnfiers, tpelhe ben arebit Gna.
lanos permifteln, Snnberte BON Mil.
|linfen anbdlfen. @s lit aber .nidd
oenfbar, onB oas @oIf int ieinen brei-
ten Weaiien biele' s3ultanoe nod LANCER
ollloen miro. gle Belt lit rabe, mann
Tie oieielben nidt nehr ouloen fam.
Damn miro iid en6li9 bic Ginlidt
einitenen, pie oag annerifanilfe @olt
BON Der probritiiden 8reiie perfoufi
ut1o perratben miro unb bab Die anne.
rtfaniid)en 1ories bon beute genoll
iolde gerratber iinb, mie Die 1ories
bon 1776 nn6 1912.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-11-24
etaotratbs-D erbanoImnsen.
Gffisieaes Grotofoa Der reaularen ei.
tnng hes stabtratbes pum
Is. Nonentber 1916.
HprKehuno.l

Sn anbetra6t, DOB Der gtabt=Snsez
rielr einen Blan fertissefeut unb
beim 6tabtclert einsereidt bat iiber
Die @erbeiierung Der Metpberrp Str. in
Der Staot 9ubenport, bon 9ine ctr.
biz CUR 8eftlinie bon Sabiaf Seiabts,
tpte borgei6rieben bon ben Sc
leten bes Staates Soma unb
Den Srbinan3en ser Gtabt
9npenport, 5eigenb oie Gage unb Gp=
taltoiten beiagter @erbelierung Iotpie
bic ansren5en6en 2ots unb 2dnoereien
an beiasten berbeierten She'll Ser sez
11annten Strabe, nntertrorfen Ser 8es
l%teuerung fir Die %@erbeHerung, nnb
Den 8etrag, auf3ulegen alf lolde Cots
ODER GrunbfIde im8erbdItniB gu bem
oaraus eripndieuben N1ben, a1sren<
5enb an beiagte @erbeHerung; resbalb
liei es
geidloiien, onb belaster GrunbpIan
lno Beridt bes 5tabt@%s Sngenieurs
biermit forfeit erflart mnb anaenom<
men iper0e; unb
8el6lnlen, bab Ser gtabtcIerf itz
ltruirt tperbe. bpr Ser belagten regeIz
mdBigen gikune beg Staotratbs einc
%aebntdgige Nn5eige 51 erlailen. bab be-
liagter Hlan IN ieiuer MmtsItlbe 8lr
giniidtl al1fliege llnb bon jeber. Ser
ion ober 8eIeHi6aft, Sic an Ser Ger
liteulng beiaster WerbeHerung unb Ser
oem ansren5cnbe1t @runbeigenthnm
bafiir allferlesten @peaiaIlteller inter-
e1iirt lit, in giniidH senprtmen tperber
tonne unb bab ieSeoiot1e Eerlon poe,
@eienidaft, Die irgenSipeTdc gintpcn=
Dung eegen M%lferfesurg bieier @pes
i5ialltener gu maden, bat. lolde idrifts
lid Biz our Gibung bes Stabtratbs nm
Nitftpo6, 6. Se5ember 1915, 1880
4benbs,s beim .stabtclert einsureider
babe ,tnb baB Der gtabtratb in bieie,
Sibung ettpaige Giintpenbungen anb0s
rem unD barber entI1eiben perbe
ilno ipelde Mn5eise breimal in et1e,
I3eitung publi5irt tberbe1 ION, ME in
E@efebe bnrgeieben nnb belagte gerz
%iammlung lit bierDur6, als Sic 3ei1
feitgefest, penn ole iolden gintpenz
bungen bpm @tabtratb geb1rt uno baz
ruber entl6iebeu tperben lon.
Besl.: S. 9~erpnlb. Mapor.
Belt: 6rso Ioe1er, @tabt : gIerf,
sSn Inbetradt, bab bic gerbeHerunq
Der SleaIant Str, bon Ser Sitlinie
Der 8ipleb ctr. biz CUR @etlinie Sc,
8rabb Str. a1tgeorbnet BPM Stabts
ratb am 5. Suit 1916, nunmebr boil
tdnbig inter &ontraft fertiggefteui
lit, besbnb
8eihloHen. bab Ser gtaotratb Ser
iStnbt gubenport hermit feltiebt nnt
beitimmt bic Sntalfplten be5agter 8ers
tbeIeru1g anf Sic Sarmme bon flint
tanienb 5ipeiburbert nnb Elm nnb 49,
TOO 9pIlars ($5,2O1.16) unS baf
bon bieiem 8etrase Sic Gunune ppn
ibiertdlien6 bierblnbert nnb nel1,unbs
iieb5ig nnb 6<100 9nllars ($4,47e.=
1867 auf bds a%nsren5enbe @runbeigenz
tbltt auf5ulesen. tit.
8eidloilen, babeoer gtobt > Sngee
Irieur altsfertige unS einreide eine
Rlat bieier @erbeilerung bei,n gtaptz
lclerf. tpie aeletlih erforbert.
gef.: S. 8erpnIb. Mabpr.
Begl.: Sueo IoelIer. @tobt gleri.
SnpGnbetradt, bob Der gtabt<Snge.
i1telir eiuen EIan fertisgeitent ms
bet1n Staofclerf einserei6t bat iiber
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-11-24
Die Shelter

aNt Sfalien berrld}te Summer,
9enn Die Trentoen bliebelt ans;
Sd}on perourb Dem @irtb ser Stunt
lller,
Seine Einfe fam ms Sous.
l1no Ser boie 9leitcseier,
areiienb iiber ieoem Com,
ieine ialtler Ger
8alo in Mailano, balo in .Gom..
God lpenn lueit oie 9sotb eeoieben,
SIT Die 8ettll1s meiitens mob.
9ord)l Nns alien Giterien
Sdallt's: ugnpipa! Sic liro sal"
nIie lll1s retten pom Geroerhen,
Sic mon fllrbeoiirftig fano,
Sallleipbe geliebter Serben
Sdlf 5l @alt inns gngelano."
Sci, Ser Sizes, Sen man erbofit iid,,
Witt Den Serben fon1mt CT. ran,
Gllt 5mei 2irc - ia slpei fniiiia.
&aln1 nlan rednen altf Sen. Walu.
Alld) Ser ooaite Sfepti5ismls
Weerft MN, bob sic &edHuna Itintmt,
CAB Der ubeil'ge ggoismus"
gnblid) anf Die Soften fimnlt.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-11-24

Die San0 nebmen. SIN ben %fleil,ei1
gelben Sellten iperoen iuobl aud Die
misunderstanding gnglanbs in
Die Bride geben. Ga Daben Die Ell
ge1iiftigen @riten lire Mciiter ge-
filitben. limo no bleiben Die Ser.
Stoaten?
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-11-24
@mtcr Matb.

VI: ugs miro bon ieiten llnlercr
gegllcr nidt MIR iiber %beainncnoen
0iangel on Mlnition, ionoern aldb
an @affen seflaat."
9: Sea, Damn miro ibncll id)lieB-
lid nid1ts lpeiter iibrig bleiben, ais
lie su ltreden." IN.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-11-24
SoGtiid)e iinb mnpolitiid)e
&aabaloKen.

8unoesri1ter @iaiam s. @oof
IN @n1fas eity fat bas Abamion
nMhttIn6en Irbeitstog : @elet"
fIr ,perfaj NJ iorig er.
fldrt..
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-11-24

@enn oos Sberbunoesgerid,
ait ipeldRs iofurt nppeairt nerben
lpirbs Die gntideioulg Mibter &oof'si
anfredt erbalt, lit oas @eiet binidl-
lis.,
6allt bas Sberbunoeseeridt lei
ne gntldeiouns Dor Dem j. 3anllar
1917 fam 6as Nbamion : @eiee
nidt in araft treteu. 9ie
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. bes @eleBes
1pnroe befanntli6 gleidt nod ieinem
bebouptet.
Ole, gerfaiiuuespibrisfeit oes
@eietes ioa oorin liegen, BOB Dos Sc
ieb 9obne .felfett 0ebnitiinoiaen
2obn fir adtltiinbiee M~rbeitsoeitl.
Die 8erfaiiung aepdbrt aber. Dem
&ongreB 1ridt bas Gedt, @eiete iiber
bic Sobe Der 9obne .alt erlalIen.
Dab Ser aonareb iid BEL grlnBl
3oes Mbarnion-@ eiebes bieies i'm BON
Der 0erfaiiul1g nermeigerte
+9feht berausgenornl1etl bat, lit aber
5iemli6 flar, mesbalb bos Gberbnn-
|bcsgeriht sic Gntldeiolmg Midyter
Soof's anfreM erbaiten oiirite.
- Mos ober ool,n? Ser bon Sen
bier .aroBe,t @erbanben Ser 3uaange=
itellten Ser gilerbqbnen ~angeorobte
groBe .Streif" ml1rbe bmrd) grldB
oes NOamion : @eleees permieoen.-
Menn nun allf bas Sberbunbesge-
ridt ~ mas iebr mubrideinli6 err
|ideint Dos @eiet fir periaiinnes-
[tpiorig erflart, miro Damn Ser sroBe
|gtlenbaballtreif ansbreden9
Gle @ln6esregierul1g, melde
E6ie Mniabme oes 9goamion : Beleses
I'M &ongreB. onrdlebte, lit in elmer
%ldfpierigen Sage. Gle giienbabnel
belteber aMf eiller ~2olnng. Ser Streit=
frage stpilden ibnen ltno ibren Mnge=
itellten ol1rd ein Sdieosgeridbt. Seq
tere perlpeiaern aber Interviewing
1la1ter Ben Sprlih zines Sdieosae-
ridts. @iro Sic 8unoesregieru11e lie
ha5l, sls N i no E II. perlud)rn2 l1ub
mettn lie lid lnidt 5foingen lal1en, tpds
Damn? r3ie Jrase lit mir SIT ipit"
lagt Der Mobr III ShiIers .~SSiesfo",
Id mill einen M~opofale1 iragenu.
Iopofaten baberl5 mir IN Mn1erifa ge-
mug, Of Die aber bieler per5pidten
Sage. Der @aln0esregierung gegeniiber
@atb piiien?
Die gln6esbebDr6enc lit 9em
g(orf fabdloen NIT groBem Offer aui
@riefidnften, sic beimlid,, obue Ser
mittIung Der Noit allf n~el,tralen
9ampferm beriibergebradt meroen.
We11n Die @eboroen in @albiuaton
eiaen Sunfen giniidt uno Sdam be-
labe1, piir6en lie Dem. @eboroen IN
geep ygprf abtpinfen, benn oaB cine
beitnlid)e griefpoit na6 sen Ser.
)Sfnaten u,1terbolten 1peroen muB,
hit leoiglid Der Sdmad 5l5uIdrei=
ben, pab llniere &egierllng Ben eng
lanoern geitattet. Die amerifanilde
ISolt 81 ralrbe11, 10 baB feline Moglidt
feit 5lseitem offenen @oltperfebr ge-
geber ut. 8eil ll1iere &egiernng To-
re Nflibt gegen fire 9iirger 10
ldm1ad}boI pert1adlaifigt, miiilen Sic
LIE, Inn i'm gerfebr NIT Sem Mlslan6e
|5ll bleibelt, ii6 nod beiten &r6ften
bebelfelt. @ent lniere Megierutfg
ridts iDeiter tbl1n fanh OILS lire eiae.
men garger su belditipen, 10 lolfiie
lieber. gar nid,ts tbun, Inn lire 5datt=
De ridt lelbit ali Ben Sag ali
bringer.
Dffenbar bolt 9eutld)lano jebt
5ilm leeten Sdlnge aus. Gus lit
an ben Mnitalten erlidtIidh sic de-
troffen mcrbe1t, INN ollc fampffabiaen
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-11-24

@enn Dos Sberbmoesgeridt
ait ipeldps iofort appeairt iueroer
|tpirbs Die gntifeio,llrg Midter &oof's
anfredt erbalt, lit Oas @eles biafal'
[Iis.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-11-24

-6alt bas Sberbunoesgeridt lei
ne Gntl6eionns Dor Dem j. Sanuar
1917 fam 0as Noanlo,1 : @eiet
.iiberboupt nidt in Strait treten. Die
8erialiungspiorigfeit bes @elebes
lpnroe 6efamntlid) sleid} nah ieinem
|@rlab beba1ptet.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-11-24

lit bierbnrh ols Sic 3eit feHgeieet,
mann ollie iolden gintpenbungen pom
9eb6rt unb bariber entl6iez
nom f,erAer inf
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-11-24

Die @erfaiiuues1pibriafeit oes
@eietes ioa Sorin liegen1 oaB oas @ez
ieb 2obne .feliett 6ebnitiinoieen
|2obn fir a%dtltiinbiee Mrbeitsoeitl.
Die 9erfaiiuns aemabrt aber. Dem
&ongreB 11ibt bas Gedt, @eiete iiber
|oie Sobe Der 9obne .5lt erlaiien.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-11-24

Dffenbor bolt Geutidlano jett
5ilm letten Shlage aus. Dus iii
al ben Mnitalten eriidtIib, Sic de-
troffen werber, Inn allc fa~mpffabige1,
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-11-24

geif.: S. gertpaIo, mabor.
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1916-02-24

dish on a ring or tripod, cover with a
cheese cloth and let cook without stir
ring until each grain will be separate
dish. with broiled steak.
Cracker Pudding.--Rol cunful of
crackers. add three tablespoonfuls OF
sugar, dash of salt and the yolks OF
two eggs, and a pint of milk. Pour
into baking dish and cook until FIRM
Beat the whites of the eggs. add &
tablespoonful of powdered sugar =
half teaspoonful each OF cinnamon ana
nutmeg. Pile on top and brown lightly.
When fresh rhubarb is In the mar
ket most delicious change in using
this zestful fruit is to make II into a
roly-polv. Roll out rich thin pie
crust. then heap on q cupful OF finely
cut rhubarb and handful OF raisins.
roll up and put into deep granite
baking dish, cover with a cupful each
Of boiling water and brown sugar. and
two tablespoonfus Of butter. Bake
one hour in moderate oven.
When cooking onions with cheese
put layer of cooked onions in bak-
ing dish and over 1t layer of rich
white sauce. When the dish has be-
come thoroughly hot in the Oxen.
sprinkle with cheese End buttered
crumbs. When the crumbs are brown.
serve the dish at once. Too long cook
ing will tougher the cheese.
t....
can of strawberries add two table
spoonfuIs Of cornstarch and enough Of
the juice to rub SMOOTH cook until
thoroughly cooked, add finch Of salt.
The berries should be put into sieve
and added to the juice after it ie
thickened and cooked, Four into q
dish and serve when cold with sweet
ened whipped cream garnished with a
strawberry on top of each serving.
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hot add a pound of hamburger steak;
fry brown, breaking the meat into bits.
Strain one can of tomatoes into ket-
tie and pour the meat into it. Add
Glove of garlic, or three large onions
chopped add one tablespoonful of salt,
a half teaspoonful of paprika and a
tablespoonful of vinegar. Cook one
and half hours, add pint of water
and can of kidney beans. Heat ten
minutes and serve hot with bread or
crackers.
Apple Bumosse.--Core and peel
half dozen apples, steam them until
tender. Make a custard of the yolks
of three eggs, pint of milk and sugar
to taste. Whip the whites of the eggs,
add a little lemon juice and pour over
the apples. Then pour the cold yellow
custard over alr and serve at once.
This is delicious dish if the custard
and apples are cold when served
Cream Cheese soup.-Boil an onion
for fifteen minutes in q pint of veal
stock, hen strain it and return the
stock to the fire. Heat pint of milk
to scalding and thicken with two ta-
blespoonfuls of -four rubbed into two
tablespoonfuls of butter. Season with
salt, pepper and celery salt and add
the veal stock. Stir in slowly the beat
en- yolks of two eggs and four table
spoonfuls of grated cheese.
cocoanut and Ginger Pudding
Crumble a pound of stale sponge cake
with half pound of grated cocoanut.
Pour over this pint of boiling, sweet
ened milk; stir in four eggs beaten
Butter pudding dish and arrange
pieces of preserved ginger around the
sides. Pour in the pudding and steam
for one and half hours. Serve with
ginger strip for sauce. The sirup
should be warmed before pouring over
the pudding.