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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-04-05

me0. M1en oct er Der 10 M iat
en- Chopper for. Viaieitpten Mao
neies meo oct, ban bar oplaaet
/ oen 9enieenOe. gn 8onge fan
10 oeI fife iaa go6t gaa op til en-
@finmenl
3%onge6nietS pngre Mie0lem.
nler gaar niortreoent pioere ao
oen &ei, aong 6briitinn Den 8.
ierte line 9ern ino paa. Get Il
neite 6fisupel bar oi Frina
&aloemars Sen. aongcn9 Sat.
ter, 9rins Crit, Der ior ltoen er
BELT opre / aanooa Tor at itloere
ratiouelt 9anObrua Dos Ell oanif
N}cieribeitnrer, &r. ID grfeberp
i alberta.
Gn 9ris iom 2an0monOl Q1au
ituOIer / ierite 9ieblif. Men bOor
for / @runoen? @oao ifiloe Der
ppre / @eien ior, at en- 8rin5 par
ofoglprt" 2anOmano2 9aperns
aonge6n5 fan 10 +. CTS. opoiie en-
8rin5, Der er gienlp9e.
Oct er toprtimoo innot % rig.
ti9t, at bet er iaaoan.
8 Ell 1fo, iom Dor, ga Der /
lSominnoet9 unoerite urolige Gag
oberalt finoes nlIot op al SfoiDi
Der, Der fife fan taoIe, at m0re
beiiooer @ooer, iom De ielp fife
bar % fife fan bape % life OiIoe
iaa Tor . Gre 5orneielie al bois
DC 6opoe Dem, = Sn0iDioer, Der
Ter ifpot til De bsiere itilleOe, ioroi
De merer. at oisies 2to er llitter
Set og @lpoe, bpoo oct iom be.
feHot iaa langtira er, - Ell loa.
oan 1i0 er oct operoroentligt
floqt, at DC, ser ltaar 9uerlt | Gan.
oct, f%oretrpffer at erbperDe ii1 a0
retmpsiig 8ei De @ooer, De of
beiiOoe. / Steoet Tor at toae Dem
iom en- 1ipen 6sIae Al oeres beie
i5tillina.
Morinens @erionole T. @fi. Ter
iiffert nleo en- qanife anOen 9Gfe
irpqt oa Sengfpenbeo op til No.
NJ raj 9rins @aloemar, foroi BET
pioes al Soermono i 9nnOet, at
ban bar tent ia op ira aa-
oct, emo en- ban par iprttnget li9e
ira Slottets boneoe @irloe inc /
Morinens beieiteStilling, uoelnf.
fenOe paa @runo al lin fon9eliae
% pao iamme Bis or
BET gnnet Dor m%lDGrenOe aon9e
iom nfaoemiif 9oraer og iom grad.
ois u0oannet 9nu640fficer.
Oct fan flin 6etra9tes iom ct
SeIo Tor ale Barter 6anoe
aonqe6uiets egne Meolemmer %
Rntionens 9grn - at oe, Der bar
Roqten, or pei oioenoe ON at Den
reIpefteres be0re, naor oens 5or-
r0iptninaer er ielper6oeroeoe I'M.
Ser liae gilfaar me6 Sen menia.
tie Meniamano - % at ser maa
aitnoIfab8 gr6oer til. ioroi Moat
er almbifa6, fiqeiom 9lrnoifa6 er
Moat.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-04-05
Moderne Rydningsmaskineri frit

Moderne Rydningsmaskineri frit
til K6bere og settlere paa wort Land
beliggcnde fra cen iii SEEKS Mil fra
Craudon. countysedet i Forest County
Wis. Bedste Sort lord: KEENAN, Silt
Loan. udmmrkct for al Slags Smaa-
grain. Corn. Klever, Timothy, Alfalfa,
Poteter og andre Rodfrugter. Bledt
godt Vands sundt Klimat. Lige we'd
Jernbanesfation, Ca. 300 Mil fra Chi
Code skolcr. code Veie og Te-
lefon. Agenter 6nskes. For Smaabsger
med udfsrlige %Oplysninger tilskriv
PER-oLA LAND COMPANY
Crandon, Wis.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-04-05

re / geiret, uoen at De iamtioi9
Ter S%notP8terne itige, og iom life
bar GanO til at febe ct StDffe 4eo
til oeres Niio0ag. 90 Der CT ri oeo
ct Al De ifanoalgieite 6orbolo NJ.
>. t. a6benbapns 5oriDnin9 meo
9eoneosmioler. Soer 3ors0ag ipl.
oes aprgtornet meo areatnrer, /
5baar, D. 3. Qiart5, TOM Der iaa.
leoes 300 aeer % 100 anlDe,
me0ens Der 9if 6l5 aeer % 145
aalDe Oirefte til Slogtebuiene. %
iaa gaar alt oct oeilige SEQ
altiaepcl aebenboonernes DhunOe
forbi. 6or toife Opfsbere lager oct
aele % til Qriien (ca. 135 SIR. pr.
100 B0.D iom De f%gben6nnuife
Slaatere life fan gioe, ioet De 10
life fan ipIge oct oioere til oeres
alnt0er til DC Briier, T. @fs. 2 Ser.
9ln0et, iom DC mda bape ior oct
n0.bnggeOe aso.
5slgen er oa oaiaa, at en- DtGna
De Siugtere bar maattet lnffe De.
res 6orretnin8er % taae Elaos
iom SDenoe igen. 90 at III ANDRE
fife fan lea as0. % man ior.
itaar, bU1O Der ganr no Al 9du0et,
naar ma bgrer, at Ell enfelt Op
f60er. oen inotnlOte ogerIiner
Aielien", bper llge feber ior ,
MiQ. aroner arenturer og aalpe
paa oanifa Warfeoer til gf5port.
6oao Sr. Rielien iaar Tor 8nrer.
lie iqen, Oi0es 10 life, men unoer 1
Wia. 9roner ON 0taane0en tiener
ban Del npppe pad Dem. Do oa oen
tnife 2an0brnasntiniiter iornpIig
bar n0talt, at man mart moatte IN
til De Oauife auGgbeiGtninger /
forsaet W}aaleitof, fan pi 10 antage.
lia lIpOe o5 til poerli9ere Iem.
MING al 2anoet Tor areatnrer, meO
minore He9eringen mart inOier, at
Ser mac asres noget Tor at for.
binore oct.
9}anr a%egeringen itaoig life bar
61ifet at u0iteoe ct lloierielsior.
buo ielo al oelDis aarafter, maa
oct iormentlig bero paa 6orbolo.
iom Den life fan gfpe 0fientli96e.
ben OplpSning ON, men iom er iaa
toiugcuoe, at Der life fan TONNES
loen ON Dem. Oct er Den eneite
6orfloring pan oct ifanoalsie SAT
tnm, at asbenbuon mart er Ell
fsoIss 9p. at en- Sooeoitaos De
iolfning iorarmes til 5oroel ior De
e%nfelte, Der innlter pod Ell ulDffe.
liz europGiif Situation. -
0len alt meoens ser balOirpies,
halUiultes, ipefuleres oper oct Dag
li9e llofqmme. 9sre5 @glo % ior
toipIes 6uer De itisenOe 6irette %
inoireftc Sfatter umot / Be ttiin.
De imon fobeibaunife Stem. goar
7anien o. dlirten % Slaooeren
luitigt oDer Be boneOe @liloe o. Sc
6oi00uqeOe Noroe. meoens Dhtiif.
fen il1nger tit Sler ON oenL Der
er 9eItngere. iaa Sc b%oerfen ier,
herer. innier eaer ioritaar Dem, ser
itanr uOenior. Gem, Der meO Den
uirfeliae 6oritoaelie lpier 9laOre.
ieraternc ira So6s. 9ouGieus
6oreoraa iorleoen Aiten. 5oor ban
til De tiliteoeoprenoes broaenOc Sil.
6el Ihitteoc al nleO at ireniige oct
f6nlft 0igt: .... o0anmarf er ct
file fottigt 2an0"
Gomar0 5porc
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-04-05
nanuenot Strait.

efter ct tariff ltoeir er pasieret,
innr man %uniiooelbart Snotr0t al
oen Drloige araihlofol0eIie. oisie
lgneu6e. toroueuoe % uimooitaaeli.
ae 3atirelemeuter u0Diier, o. man
uomaler iig. 5oilfe arpiter Ser
funoe uooifle5. oeriom De bleD tei.
let OF anoeuoi paa en- OertiI inoret.
let Naifine.
9igciaa imponeres man DeO Sp.
net Al Den riueuoe 6loo. JON / Mar
tuiinoer life BAR itanOiet i'm Start,
% bois 8au0mdsie piIoe irenbrin.
ae NiIlioner Al 9eiiefrGiter, naar,
b. bleo mbrd1i; men ! De 1uiiu.
Der a aar har oisie OGloi9e arei.
ter benilDOt naupenot. Saa fom
Snonitriens 6oregangsmTno. De
Taa i oisIe oiloe arpiter gaili8be.
% beuteOc eriarne Sn9enerer til
at 9sre llofait % lrgsc Flaner ior
Cpteiling al arpiterne o. bringe
Dem nDttig a%npenoeIie.
e Dfiiife druiter onlaioer os
oaa ale Si0er. noale miuore sieu.
fpulige emo andre, men oeito ior-
m6erdaere er : efs. Soliiraalcrne,
Der aarlia tlisrer NiiIlioner al
Grs o. glmttr gin "a 8ptit.
Men Der efeiitcrrr cuona iorm
o%crliaerc arriter. ncmlig oe aan.
beige arGitcr acknowledgement
elsie er ~perionlige o. 1uOoommelig
~inoaanoeoc arritcr. Tom peo @uos
Raaoe er / etauo til at naa % no.
oaune uogoelile Siple ior Oct eDi.
&C oip / Samiunoet meo Gilo. Mu.
. liabcberne / en- ntaeuf6ot Sirl
ftnn lanatfrn beoames e0er n0rr8.
nes meo Dor alslt. men feline @lIos
Strait Dor | bans SiGl. iom er
qenfg0t be0 Sen Selliqaan0 Oh
fan bliDe oct Snitrnment, aenlem
bpilfet ben aImTatiae @ito iorber.
liaer ia og n%nniier til at unfsre
oct melt %Iorunoerlige 9prf. Dor
9nnfe fan tpnfe.
Get iorunOrer % life. at aapi.
taIiIter er arebet oeo 1onfen ON
at tsilc De ripenoe Strsmme % ben
mipnliae mpgtiaere Strsm, Der
0riDer 5fnerne oa inlNer 5tormen
meo Rr0iler o. omIGtter oercs
F~snaoefrnit iaale0es. of ielU ct
Darn peo al trnffe paa en- Snap
fnn Ipttc sem I TorbiuoeIie meo
oe tore Wotorer, eler 1sre ben
npirfen6c. Meu SET mna %iorinore
os, at bemi6le0e 5olf life er Gre
BET peo Tnnfen ON Oeres eone til
al norette enbnn itsrre Tina noen
finnnciel MeIifo og finn peb Sno'
ffiio al en- reen grefSel al De. Slm'
mer. Iom behspes til 9etoinaelic
al 6looer % @Dgnina al 5ahriffer.
Oct uobGpes after, at oi life for.
itoar, bporfor gengemGnO life ino.
fer Be WnIigbeoer omfrina Dem til
at Forrne 6eres 2ipsinteresie meS
benz at oeres Meomenneifer. Der
or be6re ffiffcoe for nftiu 1ieueite
at oisie | Sen @ernina, for bpilfcr
Be or fprlfg noonnneoc, finoe bli'
} be frnatbare iii BET poeritc, buiifei
er Dem nrniliet uoen Den riac BRO.
oers ooDmifoe SirIp.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-04-05
0anmarts aorrrIpOuOance.
agbcnbaUn i ariseus Sesu.
abfpn.. i Niart9. 1916.

NN6N1fAF %NNAA@F
Ger urlter Ren1e inc oDer @an-
oets @rpnier - % Oette 9IpoeItge
6attum mGrfes Bmiife natlrligt
iier i 2auocts 0oueoitao.
asben0aDnerne er 10 ct ret lius
lDitent, baluipolanoit 6oIteipro, Der
BELT IoO.r I uare lige % lutter
9inene ior eOentuelIe llbe6agelig.
be0er, man fan tOiitcs on. bOor
uiot oenne 5acon er 6eIoigere elIer
I5el0igere emo Den at anlp9ge be.
fDuireoe Uiiner, fer oct er abiolut
nsooenoigt men ct er 8ioet: Den
napnte aenos9ernilg alte0fommer
en- ioreBet baitig 8otation Al Ben.
gene % oeroe0 Nulig6eoer ior
mango ANDRE Nemeifers gfsiitens.
Quao ser / giebliffet 9ipes no
til 6orIDlteIier i a%ebeubaUn er utro'
ligt man fan maaife = I'll oct
iorrli1aer itatiitiif opIoit gsre
line geregninger no ira oct Sat.
tum. at Ger i Den lille 9opeoitao
66riitinnla or 10000 U@ienneifer {
11eater % garieteer 5per Senoag
2liten. Ogaa pore Ibedter er iplot
bper 9literL 1roifer er life til at
oporfDe DeO IS Si0en. De tore
aaieers Noroe er nliot beiat
Al e. iorholosDis mt Gitbliftm
9iaiten oallig er Der / 0enne ,5nite.
laUnstio itore aarnpaIler, 5Oor
1ilitremninaen er euorni % boor
Der nulten TIM oriifes elaatpaa
he, Oct ienete af1oloes Dos 8iUeI,
Jttmb o. / grGooer5ptien 6or.
entla, i0et Basiaaerne mellem Dis.
ie siaiier bliDer oDeropfteoe. Com
ct Nalrioimt tan nGunes. al Bil.
letter I'll appropriateness aarueOal
5Doriil DER NOT fife fommer ~
poBraier / iterre lloitrutuinB), Der
foite6e ct Bar aroner StDttet, til.
bgoee i Aoislmorner 3alel isr
5eiten til 10 SIR. Sttl Ter BAR o..
iaa gaaet Spefulation i 9iIIettcr
he.
Il S%pefulanter er oei natllrIig-
bis. iom i6rit % iremmeit bruger
DC mango 9eige I'll oct aIaoe So.
6efbnDnife 0perilaoeli0. eaentlig
9eareb ON oet. De ipefllerer l. bar
DC pei npppe. gien 0el0et o. Den
siebliffelige NenBerigeli9beo biGl-
per Dem irenl til en- efonomiit iIot
Boiition. ira boilfen oe ileite oo8
nof pil blue n%eoiageoe til after
isr er1er ienere at trpffe ia
tilbaae.
On oct Speflllationsobieft, Der
liar giper @eoinit er uel NOT
6anpifi6saftier. Iaar mdil ier,
at .efs. oct ioreneoe 7nmpifibs
SeIifab / 1915 bar inotient 30
Dlill. ser. eler mere emo ielue af.
tiefapitalen, fan man i%oritaa, bpor-
leoes imaa biotil ponifeliat itilleoe
SelIfaber, ioni inaen fenote, pho.
ielig fan aioe 30. 40, SOC | aars'
iobntte ia. aIorm~ amer emo.
Oa 1907 til aftionGrcrne. Oct er
ct tort itraalenoe snIoeut Guentur
oet belel
0ien Den gplonc 6oenipr. Weoail.
le bar ION Sc ileite Meoailler en-
9a1iioe. 81 paa Den er prGget
gille6et al oen itore f%sbenbapnite
MISUNDERSTANDING, Der maa
aiue 1909 mere Tor oeres 9ofes
emo oislc foitc0r Tor 2 aar iioen,
Tom nlaa npies mco ileit Soflrif
ira oeres 5pufbefer, meOens oct
aooe 1lrff aonr til llolonoet ionl
liar Observation-Disclosures oagIig
tiger I gris, boer Gng en- M Gn-
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-04-05
grinic- ltooannelic.

ON bette gmne iiloer ri islgel
Dc fpiffe 9etrngtuiugGr i ll9ebla.
oct ySlm6 Sons":
Oct er| life @arreitreger M til
Days at ppre Brins.
) 6oert 5nlo life / 0anmarf.
3 gommel Iio 6apoe 8rinierne
9erOen ooer oct goot. "a oar DC
alting ira 5soslen; De be6sueoe
blot at baoe Den llleilig6eo efter.
boonoen at bIipe plore, iaa iif DC
ogina 0eres 9oiition inOenfor 2ano
% Seriferiamilie o. / ben inter.
rationale alltb al De froneoe $40.
ueoers Aifom.
De boo6e life neoigt at lpre
no9et or0entliat ~ life anoet emo
At riOe o. aaa paa 5aat oriffe
o. ipille. fon0eriere o. 0anie, pGre
nlaitcIige / 1eiet, fnnae iiooe o.
6ere paa ofiiciel 8eltalenbeo uoen
at iuorfe oio.. oio. 3aar De fun9e
alt set perfeft, bar De ogina per.
iefte Rrinier.
Qien MI =-l
9tu bcooer oct uursgo at lure
offltrat Iiaeiaa meaet % liaeiaa
aoot iom ale andre 9anoets 9prn
= / 6pert 5iliGIoe Der / 9aumorf.
Get gaar life At fnibe n0enoml
N}ens pore @rinier er imaa,
snar oe / oSfole" o. ianr llnoer.
%0isnina / aanife De iantnte 5aa
Tom Oeres bor9erlige Sponalorenoe.
% DC bar at beitla en- Iar5pr6oe.
mocn oe rnffer % / en- on0en
alasie. e iaar oeres 8aglprere.
Der m0erOiier Dem oct beitemte
INITIAL Elmer lgentlia, % Der er
life 1ale ON, at 9ettielGsuinaen
ioriBmmcs al 6enipn til Sorneiel
Ter o. %aoipreoelier. SnnleoeS er
oct Sraoitionen iortrrfielia
5rnoitionl = in0enior oct Nliiefs
boraIfc Sus.
90 uaar 9rinierne blioer Glore
ifal sc toae Gfiaminer ligcfom
ale andre oeoeli9e, Ser oil irem
Der t 2ipet. % isr De bar beitoaet
oereS @fiaminer, naar De life ri.
oere.
8i bar Jet, at 6reoerif ben IS
% Brins @dloemars gern bar
maattet pasiere ale De Tor enbper
oanif lln0erinot normereoe Mooen-
beds. % 8ngtigbeOsB rsper, buao
enten oct par pan Sen ofnoemiife
eller paa BEN militpre 9ebebnne.
Dor mDpreltoe 9onee bar 10 open
aebet tnaet banor StnoentersGf-
iamen og 5iloIoiiflm. forioen at
ban bar aennemeaaet allie De Go,
Ter o. aiort al Den 9ieneite, Ser
frGpes Tor. at ban fin0e noancere
inbenior Spren. 90 ban orep i'm
IroIfab imoo 1raOitionen ina piot,
at ban, ioroi ban er en- ibrig Sell.
fportsmnno og bolOer al at pla-
re til Sss paa FIN Dadt. piloe
tnac Den Gtidnen ionn Sptteifip-
per, nSen bpiIfeu ban life baooe
Met til at beiarc oe 0anife Sarpanoe.
San beitoo ben for netop 10 Inr
iioen mes @lons, og Ser er bel
inaen TpfpI ON, at fnnfremt bnn.
inoen ban blep 3onae, bnooe er.
hperbet fig en- m Gosiion, bpis
7nrfelie frroeOe en- eIler nnoen
~officiel Erspe, niloe ban oaian ola.
' Aefin h,ne ,t~nAerfoitcf r., Apu
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-04-05

Farming-Wakefeld, Nebr.-34 yrs.
State Senator, serving third term.
Author of the Shumway Law-State
aid to schools teaching agriculture,
manual training and domestic science.
PLATFORM.
State wide prohibition.
Greater vocational education.
Conservation of state resources.
Municipal ownership.
Strict economy in expenditure OF
states money.
Upon this platform and his public
record, he asks your support.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-01

even cheaper than the present 10 cents
a box"
Iceberg head lettuce from California
is here. so named because OF its big and
solid size. There Is also plenty Of head
lettuce from the south.
California rhubsrb is stll holding the
local market pending the arrival OF
warm weather to bring out the local
crop.
Lettuce and cucumbers from local hot
houses are Of good quality now. Home
grown wstercress Is also plentiful.
Green peas and wax and string beans
from Florida continue to be a fsvorite
New beets. carrots and turnips from
Texas and radishes and parsnips from
the warm southland are in good demand
and supply
Fruit is becoming scarcer every day
as the old season wanes and the new
approaches. Grapefruit, oranges and
tangerines are going down in supply and
the prices are advancing. There are
still some good ones on the market
Pears are all gone.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-01
Case of lN1dI L dSS
BY Frederick Lewis, Author of :: Pictures by
What Happened to Mary" :: Essanay

then would lapse into dclirium again
did she mention any particular incident
or ask you any strange questions
yes once she said, lie acts funny
for man who has just put on a success
ful play Then suddenly she sat UP and
grabbed me and cried Was It blood or
was IL Just a red necktie-I saw 1t And
! said. You saw II where And she said
sane "a she could be. It was the other
man outside couldn't see his face-iust
the red Then she began to cry and
went off again into dcllrium or what
ever you call It. Next time she opened
her eyes she asked II l knew whether
Dave Pollock was dead or II she had
dreamed IT, and I said so far as knew
Dave was about the livest thing ia ever
bumped up against in this old town. Then
she sighed like kid and went to sleep,
but when she woke up she seemed to
know he was dead"
Did she make any other mention Of
the man with the red tie?"
NO. When / asked her. she said Il
was blur. but 1t would come back to
her-she was sure Of that. Someone else
would have seen It, too"
That is all" began Langdon. and
broke Off in astonishment. There was a
commotion in the back OF the room and
r man stood up, raising one hand as II
about to speak His face was ashy. his
jaw dropped Then as suddenly as he
had arisen he dropped back out OF sight
into his chair
IT WIS Daniels.
1To ne Co1t,nu.d 'r,,c.da,,N y
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-01
Fresh Vegetables Dolly
Growing More Plentiful

With three or four days of warm
weather now" says the vegetable men,
we would have all kinds Of vegetables
right from our own gardens
As It Is, however, the vegetables in
question are Just as plentiful, but they
come from the southland and the Pa
Cifc coast.
Asparagus Is here now from Nevada
and also from California and the tips
are specially large and succulent.
Cauliflowcr is on the market from
oregon. This is SNOWFALL caullflower,
tho heads surprisingly large and solid.
Tomatoes are getting better color
I'm their checks as the season advances.
They all make the long trip from Flor
ida to the Omaha markets.
strawberries you have observed grow
ing very plentiful and they're cheap,
too. But not as cheap as they're going
TO be- THE market will break in three
yor four. days said the vegetable men.
The crop down i'm Louisiana and Mis-
sissippi Is immense and they are going
to flood the markets. They'll be selling
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-01
Mrs. Manchester May
Not Make Woodmen
Circle a Plaintiff

Mrs. Emma b. Manchester. supreme
guardian Of the Woodmen circle. may
not make the organization party plain
tiff in her suit for restraining order
against the executive council. District
Judge Leslie declared yesterday afternoon
in ruling on the demurrer Of Miss Dora
Alexander, one of thirteen defendants.
Mrs. Manchester sued to restrain the
executive council from holding in force
a resolution curtailing her Of power and
authority which she has exercised as
supreme guardian for the last seventeen
years.
The hearing on the application for re-
straining order win come up May /.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-01
Fish and
Lenten Dishes
FISH FLAKE SALAD.


Three tablespoonfuls olive oil; two
tablespoonfus vinegar one teaspoonful
grated onion: one-half teaspoonful pap
rika: two cupfuls canned fish flakes; let
tuce; picked beet
Mix olive oil, vinegar onion and
paprika and pour over canned fish flakes.
Mix together and let stand an hour or
more in a cool place. Turn upon bed
of crisp, well cleaned lettuce leaves just
before serving. Garnish with figures cut
from slices of picked beet
BOILED HALIBUT.
Wash the fish and tie in piece of
cheesecloth. Put into kettle and cover
With cold water Add one tablespoonful
ar salt and q teaspoonful OF vinegar or
kmon tulce When it begins to boil, skim
carefully and then let It simmer till done.
Four pounds Of fish will require about
HaIf an hour to boil. The fish is cooked
When the flesh leaves the bone. Drain.
remove the cloth and serve with holland
also sauce
HOLLANDAISE SAUCE.
One-half cupful butter; two egg yolks;
one Tablespoonful lemon Juice; one-fourth
teaspoonful salt; dash Of cayenne; one
half cupful boiling water.
y Cream the butter and add the yolSs'
one at time. Beat well and add lemon
niice and seasoning. Add boiling water
and stir rapidly until it begins to thicken.
Cook the sauce in double boiler until
thickened.
FISH FLAKES ON TOAST.
Two tablespoonfuls butter: two table,
spoonfuis flour; one-fourth teaspoontul
pepper: one cupful milk; two cuptuls
canned fish flakes: buttered toast; yolk
OF one nard boiled egg.
B Melt butter and cook flour and pepper
in IL: add milk and stir until boiling. Add
canned fish flakes and let stand to be-
very hot Turn on slices of but
d. toast. Crate The egg yolk over the
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-01
NoPSIs.

Mary Page, actress. Is accused OF the
murder OF David Pollock and Is defended
N her lover Philip. Langdon, Pollock
nuts she had the revolver. Her maid
testlfles that Mary threatened Pollock
man duplicates Langdon. How Mary dis
appeared from the scene OF the crime is a
mystery. Brandon tells OF a strang hand
print he saw on Marys shoulder. Further
evidence shows that horror Of drink pro
9uces temporary insanity in Mary. The
uetenSe IL .repressed psyChosts. Wit
nesses describe Mary's flight from her in
toNicated father and her fathers suicide:
Nurse Walton describes the kidnapping OF
Mary BY Pollock and Amy Barton tells
of Mary.s struggles 10 become an actress
and Pollock's pursuit OF her. There Is
evidence that Daniels, Marys manager.
threatened Pollock Mary faints on the
stand and again goes insane when 20
liceman offers her whisky. Daniels testi-
lies that Pollock threatened TO Kill Mary
and lAanEdon and actually attempted TO
Kill the latter
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-01
Good Things for the TabOerngs Of the MaketHousebod Hints
Fifty Per Cent are
Rejected-Fifty per

y my P@A
cent of all applicants for
Navy enlistment are rejected
as physically unfit. Strong,
healthy muscles, sound teeth
and good brain are built out
of the foods you eat. The
most perfect ration" ever
devised is Shredded Wheat
Biscuit, the food that fur
nishes all the material the
human body needs in a di-
gestible form. Don't be re-
jectedl Keep yourself fit for
the days work by eating
Shredded Wheat for break
fast with hot or cold milk or
cream. Eat it for luncheon
with sliced bananas, baked
apples and other fruits.
Give nature a chance. Made
at Niagara Falls, N. Y.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-01
VI edtLeSS Menu

vegetable Ccotnssomme.
Swedish Potatoes. Scalloped Tomatoes.
Lettuce Salad.
orange Roll.
H.
Corn Chowder
stuffed Sweet Peppers.
Asparagus. Scalloped Potatoes
Chocolate Pudding.
Potato Puree
Italian Macaront
Spinach Boiled Onions
Celery
Brown Betty
Once week serve a meatless menu
Lack of space forbids more than three
suggestions for such a meal, but your
cook book will enable you TO plan many
more. Such dinners are good for the
health. good for the pocketbook and lend
variety. Remember though. that those
who are used to meat will imagine an
aching void II the last course be not
satisfying as well as dainty.
VEGETABLE CONSOMME
cut a medium sized carrot. a small
turnip and an onion in small dice, put
through the vegetable chopper il you
have one. Melt heaping tablespoon
full of butter, drippings or two spoon
fuls Of olive oil in the skillet and in
this saute the vegetables until of light
brown, then add four cupfuls of water.
cover skillet and let simmer for an
hour, adding boiling water as the first
cooks away. for there should be a quart
when done. At the end Of the hour add
two tabespoonfuls of chopped cold
boiled asparagus tips, two OF cooked
peas, two of celery and cook until the
celery is tender. salt and pepper to taste
and serve with buttered bread squares
crisped in oven.
SCALLOPED TOMATOES.
Cook these at the same time you bake
the potatoes. Canned or fresh tomatoes
may be used. Put a layer of bread
crumbs in the bottom OF buttered bak-
ing DISH then a layer of tomatoes. then
a sprinkling OF chopped onion, salt pep
per and bits of butter Repeat until dish
/ is full. finished with thick layer OF
btttered crumbs. Bake until the top is
well Drowned.
ORANGE ROLL.
| Make rich dough as for biscuits, only
use more shortening. Roll out thin
| sprinkle with sugar. then cover with
seeded orange quarters, sprinkle again
/ with sugar, roll up, twist the ends sc
they will not open, and bake brown. Eat
with liquid sauce favored with orange
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-01
FULL-BL00D INDIAN
is ASKING FOR DIVORCE

John w. Henry, full-blooded Chero-
kee Indian, asks divorce from his wife,
Ella Henry. also Cherokee. They we're
married in Pryor. Okl.. in 1898