davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-05-17
OAR MAJOWY
OLA POLSKI.

N1ldry udpiy"aJa ] Geese ! Qzlekl
XII, tym, kt6rych ME trzeba upomina6
1 prosic, albowiem juz q wlasnego
swego obywatelskiego poczucla ro-
zumia ~koniecznoSt zaregestrowania
sic ma Z}otych Listach Majowego
Daru ola OjcZyzny.
Co to So ,,ziote listy"? - zapytu-
je kilkunastu rodakow listownie pa
mia Jadwige Smulska, prezeske Ko-
mitetu Wykonawczego ma Chicago 1
okolice. Me So to oczywiscie listy re
zlota, ale cd z}otych I prawdziwie
polskich serc .rodak6w tutejszych. W
rzeczywistosci So to poszczeg6lne
kartki re Zlotej pamiatkowej Ksiegi,
kt6ra Mistrz PaderewsGi zloty po
wojnie ma Wawelu W Krakowie. Kaz-
da rodzina polska, kazda Polka, kaa-
dy Polak %powinien ma listach tych
sic zaregestrowac czyli zapisac / o.
flare swoja uwidocznic.
Wiele trzeba da6 Oczywiscie
wiele kto moze, a i'm wiecej, tenn le-
piej 1 szlachetniej. Naimniejszy da-
TEX must wynosie So. Ma dow6d wpla
GOMEZ sunny. narepione beda ma po-
Swiadczeniu mark, oznaczone kwota
81, SIS, $40, $25, $50 500. TIE
mark So zarazem kontrola, gdy8
Wydzia3 Narodowy wydaje je "a 60
t6wke 1 prowadzi dok}adny rachunek
kto / wiele marek wzia}. Poswiadcze
ME Daru Majowego bez nalepienia
mark jest niewazne l ME ma 4adne-
go znaczenia.
Poswiadczenie odbioru ~znajduje
sic u spodu wspaniaiego pamiatko--
wego obrazu, przedstawiajacego Mat
ke Boska Czestochowska, bfogos}a--
wiaca wojsku polskiemu, spieszace-
mu W injury Krakowa. Obraz ten wy
maTowal znakomity artysta-malarz
p. W.. Benda. Kto zawiesi obraz ten
ma scianie, bedzie mia} uwidocznio-
ne ma MIN u spodu przez nalepiona
marke zlozenie ofiary ma Oar Ma
jowy. W katdej rodzinie bedzie wiec
pamiatka wspolnego wysi}ku ma cele
narodowe. Postarajcie sic, ably ia pa
miatka ibyla takze W waszym domu!
Gdzie sic zapisaG? Wszedzie oczy-
wiscie, gdzie z upowa1nienia Wydzia-
,u wykonawczego zbieraja sic zapi-
sy 1 ofiary ma pomoc ola Polski, a
! vice W Handicapped parafialnych, W
| biurach Komitetu 0bywatelskiego,
| 1851 Milwaukee ave., u kolektor6w
W poszczeg6lnych ~parafiach, W blu
rach lokalnych Komitetu obywatel--
skiego, W organizacyach 1 towarzy-
stwach. Je4eli jakies towarzystwo
pragnie wpisac sic ma osobnym 10
tym liscie, MECH sic zgoisi do Komi-
tetu Wykonawczego Tub do biura wy
dzia{u Narodowego. Ma specyalne "a
pytanie zaznaczamy, re gniazda l
tow. sokole l skautowe maja do te-
20 r6wne prawo, jak towarzystwa
| Zwiazku Mar. Pol. / Zjednoczenia.
Prezes gniazda winien sic zgfosic do
Komitetu Obywatelskiego, a otrzy-
ma z4oty list, obrazy I mark.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-05-17

kretarzowi Spofki, jake Polakowi
Ii Obywatelowi d zarazem uchwa-
lamy:
y Wreczyc w imieniu Spolk;
rodzinie s. p. Stanisiawa Szwaj-
karta wyrazy serdecznego wspoi-
czucia spisane ma pergaminie, ma
stepujacej treSci:
Czcigodna PAM:
Podobalo sic Bogu dotknac
Czcigodna Pania i Jej Rodzins
,ciosem ciezkim i bolesnym.
Ty, Czcigodna PAM, stracisaS
mega, a Rodzina OLGA, ktory
Iprzez ukochanie rodziny i ogniska
domowego. przez swa pieczoiowi-
'toSc, milosG, przywiazanie i TAXI
.byl wzorem prawie niedoScignio-
|nym.
Ten Twoj - SERGE rozdzieraja-
.cy - Dol i zal podzielamy i my
Czcigodna PAM, i wspoiczujac
bolejemy mad strata Obywatela-
Polaka, Patryoty i pracownika w
ikazdej uczciwej sprawie niezrow-
nanego i niezastapionego, - DO
czlowieka wolf i czynu, nieskazi-
telnege charakteru' rozumnego
przewodnika.
Sp. Stanislaw Szwajkart scho-
dzac z tego Swiata wSrod z~nojnej
i zboznej piracy, zabiera z SODA zal
serdeczny calego dobrze myslace-
so wychodztwa, a pozostawia po
sobie g}eboki smutek i panied je-
dnego z najzasiuzenszych MEOW.
Niechaj ten szczery smutek
nasz jake wspoipracownikow i
smutek caiej spoIecznoSci Pol
skiej wychodczej, niechaj owa O.
promieniajaca imie lego pa
mice zaszczytna - bedzie Ci,
Czcigodna PAM, i caiej Rodzinie
pociecha w tel bolesnej godzinie
zycia.
Sp. Stanislaw Szwajkart ME
lyle, lecz Eye beda wsrod mas je-
60 wskazania, jego czyny i swie-
|tlana pamieG o MIN.
RACE przyjac, Czcigodna PAM,
tie z serca piynace i czcia ola
IZmarlego dyktowane wyrazy
wspoiczucia
Cd Czlonkow Zarzadu
Narodowej Polskiej Spolki
Budowniczo Pozyczkowej
y Uchwalono wziac gremialny
udzial w eksportacyi zw1ok sp,
Stanisiawa Szwajkarta.
81 Zamowic Msze sw. "a spo--
k6j duszy Zmarlego i Rodzine Q
odbyciu takowej zawiadomic &C.
lem brania udziaiu W niej.
~ Charter Spolki Przybrat W
zaiobe ma przeciag szesciu miesie-
Icy.
Ia Zarzad Polskiej N~arodowej
Spolki Budowlano Pozyczkowej
1 @ Nk-1.I: $4,000.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-05-17

Pomidory, 6 kosz. $3.50 do $4.75
Kapusta, 100 #. :. $1.OO do $3.50
Marchew, beczka $500 do $500
Szpinak buszel 80. 75c do $1.O0
OWOCE.
Pomarancze, california;
pudio ........... $500 do $500
Jabfka, beczka -. 800 do $500
Cytryny, pud}o -. 1915 do $500
SPED MA
BYDLECA w CHICAGO.
Wieprzow, sztuk ....... 10000
Bydia, sztuk .......... 1000
Jagniat, sztuk .......... 5000
Owiec, sztuk .......... $4,000
Uwaga. - Wedle proklamacyi
Prezydenta, kupcy drobiazgowi
musza sprzedawat. a odbiorcy
musza kupowac < kazdym funtem
biaiej maxi, jeden funt jakiegoS
substytutW Pozostawia sic do
wyboru odbiorc6w jake substytu-
ty, maxi i kaszki noszace W targu
Navy: cornmeal, corn grits, corn
starch, corn flour, barley flour,
rice, rice flour, oatmeal, rolled
oats, sweet potato flour, soy bean
flour, feterita ~flours, feterita
meals. Maka zytnia moze bye
sprzedawana be- substytutow.
Maka czysto pszenna i maka gra-
ham (zawierajaca 100 procent
czystej pszenicy) ma bye sprzeda
wana wedle normy jednego ~
funta czysto pszennej hub Ysra--
ham" maxi z szesciu dziesiatemi
(6-1O) funta substytutu. Kupiec
must wymienic cene kazdego ar
tykulu PREY sprzedazy m~ieszanej,
d ME redawat ceny kombinacyi.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-05-17
HoWiny Z zIem POIskiCh.
Wanna rezolucya Koia M:edzy-
partyjnego i aktywistow.

Jeszcze dnia 20 lutego, ko'o
Miedzypartyjne, biloxi W Kroles-
twie najsilniejszy, wraz re stron.
nictwami Acknowledgements, z wy
jatkiem Centrum Narodowego",
uchwaliio nader wanna uchwa}e,
kt6ra p~odajemy ponizej::
1. Sprawl polska jest miedzy-
narodowa.
2. Interesy Polski So sprzeczne
z interesami pahstw cen~tralnych,
3. Rada Regencyjna jest SYM
bolem wfadzy. - Powinien bye
powo}any cabinet odpowiedzialny
pred przedstawicielstwem naro-
dowym, Observation-Disclosures jak
najlepiej opinie narodowa, be-
wzgledu ma to czy MIN bedzie
Sejm czy tez Rada Stanu. Zakres
dzialania ,,wladzy" ma najbar-
dziej odpowiadac istocie i poje-
ciu wladzy.
A.. Narazie winny bye tworzone
3 text: AZ teka sprawiedliwosci;
b. teka oswiaty; g teka z ktorej
da}yby sic z czasem organizowac
inne ministerya. We wszystkich
tych dzia}ach %zwolennicy Ko}a NJ.
NIGGA i powinni o~bejmowac stano-
wiska, ale tylko ma nizszych
szczeblach.
s. Przedstawicielstwa dyplo-
matycznego tworzyc sic ME be-,
die, - wojsko MONA formowac
ola utrzymania porzadku, ale ME
ola frontu.
A wiec jest to ciagle ia sauna
polityka polegajaca ma wspo}pra-
cy z innymi partyaml ma polu
pahstwowo-tworczyn, ale majaca
przedewszystkiem "a zasade ME
angazowania sic w niczem ma ko-
rzysc mocarstw centralnych.
Co jest z Cheimszczyzna.
Biuro VOLTA donosi z Berlina
pod data $50 kwietnia:
Delegat rzadu ukraihskiego
wys}any do BrzeScia L~itewskiego
ma obowiqzek dbac o narodowe
interesy uk-aihskie i w pierw-
Sym rzedzie zajmowac sic bedzie
powrotem wychdzcow. Przejecic
dzialow administracyi jak wogo-
lie zmiana w administracyi teryto-
ryum ukraihskiego w rachube ME
w chodzi, gdyz traktat pokojoWy
Z Ukrainq, ME jest jeszcze ratyfi-
kowany i okupacya niemiecka.
trivia da1ej.
D~oniesienie to brzmi jak "a
przeczenie doniesienia, ktore to
samo ,yBiuro Wolffa' podawalo
10 dni temu Z BrzeScia i ktore O.
piewafo, re komisarz ukraihski
ola Cheimszczyzny i Podlasia juz
obejmuje administracye tych OBJ
szarow. Widocznie o~kupacyjne
w1adze wojskowe ma wschodzle
posunefy sic WYNN wypadku da-
lei niz centralne instancye BERLIN
skie uwazaja "a w}aSciwe. | tenn
sic ttumaczy to ,,dementi", Swiad-
czqce w kazdym razie o znacznej
rozbieznoSci pogladow ma tym
punkcie II miarodajnych czynni-
kow.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-05-17

Jaja, druga sorta, tuzin =. 82Ae
Masio, pierwsza sorta, funt 42c
Maslo, druga sorta, funt
39c do 41c
Masio, trzecia sorta, funt
34c do SIC
Ser smiatankowy, #. -. 32Hc
Ser amerykahski, funt 80. 23c
Ser Limburger, funt :. 29c do Bic
Ser szwajcarski, funt 43c do 46c
DROB zYWY.
Kurczeta, funt ........... 26c
Kury, funt 2shc
Kaczki, funt ........ 22c do 25c
Koguty, funt ....... 19c do Zoe
Indyki, funt 22c
Gesi, funt ................. l3c
WARZYWA.
Buraki, beczka -. $50 do $500
Cebula, worek ........... $l.25
Kartofle, 100 #. -. $1.OOdo $1.25
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1918-12-31
SHARK MONROE
At The Grand Opera House Tomor-
row. Matinee And Night.

You've always been used to seeing
William S. Hart as a gun-nan from
the far west, haven't you? Well,y
are going to have a surprise in his
newest picture, because this time he
plays the part of a notorious skipper
of a sealing schooner in Alaskan wa
ters, who is widely known for his
cruelty and primitive savagery. OF
course it's girl who changes the
whole course of his existence, but
even after he had saved her from
the hands of a Gisreputable trafficker
in women he had a hard time making
her love him There are some won
derful shots" at storm It sea, and
the snow-clad stretches Of Alaska
arealso marvels of artistic photogra-
ply It's extraordinarily.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1918-12-31
DORCHESTER MAN CITED
FOR BRAVERY In ACTION
Private James Z. Miller, OF Car
bridge, Leaped iii Full View
Enemy 10 Draw Fire. And Get l.
cation ot SnireFs.

! Leaping to the top of his machineI
gun emplacement, in an effort ID
draw the fire OF the enemy and thud
locate their position for his crew!
won d citation for distinguished ser1
vice for Private James r. Miller. One
, Hundred and Twelfth Machine Gu
Battalion. OF Cambridge, Nd, whild
Private Leroy SINNERS, of the Ond
Hundred and Fourth Sanitary TrainI
OF Port Deposit, Md, was cited folI
unusual bravery in assisting thred
wounded soldiers TO a place of safety
under severe shell fire. though ha
was wounded.
Corporal Harry McQuirk, One
Hundred and Sixteenth Ambulance
Company, One Hundred and Fourth
Sanitary Train, was another Mary1
lander who was also cited FOR yaloi
He worked for four days under fire,
aiding in the evacuation Of he woun-
ded from No Mans Land" on ana
after October Ii, during the opera
lions before Haumont, France De-
spite his exposure 10 the enemy fire
for several days. he came out With
out {, scratch. He is the son os
Harry McQuirk. of Principle Fur
mace.
Private N1ifer~~,itiisspl2yed unusua&
bravery during the heavy fighting be
fore Cote de Roches October 8, when
his battalion was halted by the Sc
we're machine-gun attack of the enc
my. He manned his piece at the top
OF the emplacement and drew the
enemy fire, thus locating the Hun
snipers. Later he left his trench in
search Of an enemy sniper who had
been killing and wounding members
of his unit. He killed the sniper
with rifle taken from a German.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1918-12-31
Goodbye, 1918!
Welcome, 1919!

The past year has brought the most
sorrow and greatest JOY of any year in the
worlds history. We trust that 1919 may
bring still greater JOY and peace and com
fort to the peoples of the entire world,
and that the great prosperity our people
have enioved may be continued through
out 1919 and the coming years.
Our wish for everyone is that their
cup of Joy may be overfowiing, their pros
perity unboundedP; and that they may
generously share in a world peace that
shall last until the end of time.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1918-12-31
County Offices Closed.

The offices of the Clerk of the
Court, Register of Wills and County
Treasurer will he closed on Wednes
day, January 1, 1919, the day being
a legal holiday. Taxpayers who have
not paid their 1918 taxes can do sc
on Thursday, January 2, without
having to pay interes,. On all &C
counts not paid January 2, Interest
will positively be charged, without
any exceptions.
w. H. MEDFORD, Clerk.
RUSSELL P. SMITH, Register
THOS. f. KERR, Treasurer.
ADV. 28-3t. B&R.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1918-12-31
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY

FOR SALE-Fine Guernsey and Jer-
sey milk. Ashland Dairy, 200 High st
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1918-12-31
Birthday Party

Miss Nellie Viola Slacum WASH
en- delightfll~p1rthday para
her home On Cnoptank avenu "a
iiulsuuu1izzHi in honor on
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1918-12-31

The New Year is very close at
hand. and it seems a long way to the
next Christmas, but time passes
quickly, and almost before one
knows it the Christmas season has
rolled around again Anticipate
your needs next Christmas by join
ing our Christmas Club, The National
read our advertisement in this issue.
ADV.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1918-12-31
NOTICE.

Wednesday, January LIST, being q
legal holiday, the office of the Com
missioners of Cambridge will be
closed. Checks mailed December 81
will be received Thursday, January
End, without interest.-C. L. Dali,
Clerk and Treas.=AdY. 1t.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1918-12-31
CHURCH LOCALS.

Mass tomorrow, New Years Day,
in ST. Mary's Catholic Church at
$50 o'clock-Adv
The semi-annual meeting of the
Grace Baraca Glass will be held on
Thursday night, Jan. ,, in the class
room, at 100 o'clock. Very impor-
tant business, including the election
of officers for eusujngo |x@ontAs
Let all members be present.-Adv.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1918-12-31
NOTICE.

The Cambridge Mfg. Co. has re-
duced the price Of wood fifty cents
per load. We have in the yard some
nice oak wood, cut in stove lengths.
Send orders.-Adv 12-31-1w.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1918-12-31
Special Dinner.

New Years Day, Hotel Dixon, l t
2 O'Clock. Price, $1.-Adv.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1918-12-31

Your New Years resolution-to
keep sweet all the year-and join
Christmas Club of the Farmers &
Merchants National Bank-Adv. 31-3
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1918-12-31

ar is practically over, when peace
abounds all over the civilized world,
when every believer in Christianity
should be happy and rejoicing, how,
it is repeated, can people reconcile
their narrow, selfish attitude upon
this question with the snirit that
should prevail? If you have not al
ready joined, do so now; if the So
licitor for your section has been neg
ligent or careless, that does not re-
lieve you of your responsibility; join
now, pay your dollar now, or later,
as convenient, but join. The soldier
and sailor boys did not put it off
when Uncle Sam called them; they
did not make all sorts of excuses,
they did not say they had given to
this and that and the other, and did
not feel like doing so. There is
more money in circulation in this
county than ever before in its his
tory, in every line of business there
is a wealth of money in circulation,
and may the Almighty have mercy
ture, who, after having made hun
dreds and thousands of dollars out
of the war, out of the shedding OF
other mems blood, will not contribute
even one dollar ohelp the Greatest
Mother in the World
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1918-12-31
The DAILY BANNER
Published Daily Except Sunday
CAMBRIDGE. ND. DEC. 81. 1918
Brief Local News
Grand Opera House tonight.
There Will be no issue of this


There Will be no issue of this pa
Omorrow, New Years Day
and Mrs 0. ". Abbott are The
guests OF Mrs. Abbott's parents, Mr..
and Mrs. /. y. Mowbray, at their
home on Race street.
Miss Lee Phillips is spending sey-
eral days this week in Baltimore,
visiting her sister, Miss Helen Phil
lips.
! During the past few days the
! Cambridge Academy has been thoro-
ughly fumigated and made ready for
the re-opening Of schools en- Thurs
day of this week. Jan End
/ Mi. Louie Barrett. L. s n. sta
toned at Boston Mass, IS spending
i ten-dayz' furlough with his mother,
| Mrs William l. Barrett. at their
home on Cemetery avenue this city.
The Salvation Army will give their
annual Christmas treat to the chill
dren tonight, TO be followed by a
watch-night service, which Will be
the beginning Ct a two-weoks' mid
winter camp meeting.
Mr., William Hayward, Chief Ma
chinist Mate, now stationed on the
I. 5. 5. Batjan, who has been spend
ing the Nmas holidays with his reIa-
tives in this city. has returned to
New York
All the banks of Cambridge and
the county and all of the public Off
ces, including the Clerks Office, Reg
lister Of Wills, the County Treasur-
er's, and the Town Treasurer's. will
be closed tomorrow
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert O. Thomas
announce the marriage Of their dau-
ghter, Claudia, to Mr.. Leon Bradley,
at Denton, on December 90, 1917.
Dr. c. I. Wyatt performed the cere-
mony
Dr.. E. E. Wolff, health physician,
OPo4 - Ii"I II olii mum NtStGI uds UNI
til noon today, three new cases of
influenza have been reported in
Cambridge. Three cases were repor-
Ted from Saturday noon until yester-
day, making total of six new cases
il the past three days.
Mr. Reginald Lake, son OF Mrand
Mrs. Edwin S. Lake, who is attach
ed to the Fourth Aero Squadron,
Pensacola, Fla, is spending d ten
days furlough with his parents, at
their home on Locust street Mr.
Lake is a machinist and uoes i'm
pOrtant work in connection with oy-
erhauling and keeping in repair the
engines of aeroplanes He is very
enthusiastic over the Liberty motor,
with which all of the machines are
equipped.
According to the last report, Dor
chester county needs about three
thousand additional members of the
Red Cross Roll Call to equal the rec
ord of Talbot, Wicomico, Caroline
and other counties on the Eastern
Shore. How can people reconcile
their consciences at this Christmas
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1918-12-31
tenth birthday.

tenth birthday.
The guests included Elaine Mer-
rick, Madeline O'Neil, Nellie Slacum,
Evelyn Slacum, Elya Webster and
Marguerite Remis. James Leonard,
Leon Leonard, Louis Gullette, John
Meredith.
ed until a late hour, when refresh
lHents were served, after which TIE
guests departed, wishing Nellie any
happy birthdays.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-11-26
THIRD PRIZE. MIiS. OINSSI.
TAYLOR SPRINGS. '. VI.
.Inok nnhhll snrclnl

Take % cleaned young Jack rabbit
tUl rut 10 up in pieces about one
Dog 900, and a half iuchp- cut up two
good sized onions lu dice shapes.
and with them one green pepper two
stalks ~ celery. five ounces Of fat
,llt bacon. Fry the bacon In u sauce
pan tIl half done. Put into the pan
,hc onion aud Try IL W. minutes.
Then put iu the celery and green
pepper with nno level tablespoon OF
Hungarian sage and ruscu paprikI.
let 1li fry again one miHut" Then
put iu the meat and FRY AN five mine
utes Then opeu a small can uf to-
uaiuss and put Il Doe ana tive hay
l'It cs and a pinch uf nutmeg aud
20 dash OF black pepper Let an cook
on q slow fire until it ls well done
,uI Keep II an wen covered up when
dome. put iu cup tuIl nf rich sweet
milk. season with salt and let Stuud
thirty minutes ON the side ut the
rang, 20 simmer before serving Mrs
gorge plIsso. Tayio. Springs. y NJ
Sept e. 1918.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-11-26
Paradise pudding.

Take one cup full Of pecan w'ats
one fol of .II.Hmaliow cundirs. ono
dozen ma,DHr cookies COR N"iI'
other dsiDtf. ,lseletsl, orange
cut iu small H.'. one cup ot canned
cherries CsopIl...i. n cup of sliced
canned peaches MALI "A can ul sii,'d
pineapple or Topped In bits. MlN
these goodies auI pour into a Qunii "t
anS flavor OF IDIIU liquid that has hten
previously diluted. swectened Win
hall "a cup of -u-tr and let cool i.ct
the entire mlNilIr stand ian tho jollo
solldiiie- Then lice II all down lik'
slices ~ cake 10 thT pan b. ONIONS
and shallow and he iello missed Win
u little less water than usunl II VIII
easily sslic' Il.U Dlkc. lth'e h alt'r
on "a pudding plate. spread q layer ul
swcotcued whipped cream over ~.
aur las over tlHt another slice OF th.
iclllod puddIr- This b. delicious. Iith
makes guest. f'uark that paradise
has been reg .Dl' hy moftlls WI"
eat it, AIRS u C Winfrey, A%lhuluof-
que. n NJ
OFor Thaussflyinr dinners OF Hur-
alist rtad"fsI
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FIRST piiIII. MItS. NIItN I
BitNiDIOOT. STEMS. '. VI Z


clean the hogs head aud Zee, and
stew In plenty of water Mh"H EIol'
VIII drop of OF homes. -cpgra'H the
meat from the bones and rum meat
through % fopd chopper. -'HfIu the
liquid the meat was cooked BOO and s,'
back on stove Si:t enough 'uru meal
iu To make mush and cook n,I Tur0
take of the fire u ada tl" ground
meat. season with SAT-. aud h'fgs
and rod pepper if desired anI ts" I'd.
taste Min ana ,ct stand. Boo .IH'
place until next morning. TNnu rln
what win Doe required Tor breakfast
and Try iu hot grease o.. fH'l'u H
flour 10 browns bcttrr1 You CON
make sc.appic out oL tuN ''i' over
meat scraps. or beef n- ch."t,n i.u'
tho hogs hend and f.rf o. fIa finest
e,cr clten.-M Mrs. N,rn |Hr,idfoo'.
Stc'nS. ". NJ sept -. 1915
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-11-26
SugarIcsT. Isglcs~. BUTTERFLIES Wa
fukG-

one cup 81 maple syrup or ono.
hail Gun hsnoy ana half cup ~ orNsitl
knro corn syrup. one tablespoon oi
Frisco or cottolono Cor W. tahl Yspnnu"
Of shortening oilb one cup ut sour
milk. one scant teaspoon of soda two
cups Of flour t'Nictory' flour ono
half cup curnstarch tor Two cups ui
wheat flour ana one-half cup ol pc
or Of cornstarohl, A teaspoon OF clnna-
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-11-26

Run through 10 food grinder three
cups 81 rollaI outs. aud one cup of
misin-. MIN iu'1 dough IKE biscuits.
USING the ground oats. one cup OF
wheat flour fVn cups az the meat ui
piuou nuts. two eggs one cup ui sugar.
one hall cup uf sorghum mulhSs''
ouo teaspoon nt nutmeg, one teaspoon
of cinnamon uH. cup of sour mus q
pinch ut soda HHi a teaspoon OF haN-
iuE powder uuN vanilla extract ana +.
tablespoon lt frisco. Roll out ana
cat with ring bake In creased pans
lu quick oven \ ~. :.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-11-26

no you know that New Mexico has some of the prize winning
cooks of the nation9 It's a fact. II was shown IN the recipes
- submitted 10 NEW MENlCO RURAIlST, New McxcoN only
farm and livestock paper, IN the Rurai,t s rrccni prize contest for
original recipes.
The winning recipes IN the RlRAIIST contest are given below.
They contain many practical suggestions sure to prove useful 10 Abu.
qucrque women in the preparation of Thanksgiving diuncr.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-11-26

Of Tat bacon. pieces ~ onion tha lrr
ftuck run of cloves. After thirty min
ut.s more boiling. remove The ducks,
and fll with a Stuffing uf dressing 81
bread crumbs chopped nuts Tor oys-
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-11-26
Hoover c~roauc,,c, for Mca,lcss Days


one cup of tJIslns, n CUP oi dates
pUt through % meat grinder Ron INTO
small balls aud roll each IN shredded
rorobuut Ml NnN Nordhnus Aihu-
puorquc y NJ sept -, 1878.
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irusting is not nccesssrv but gives a
dainty finish in appearance rnd taste
Mrs Mclhndrcss, Albuquerque y.
NJ
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FnrnThnnkseINIng dInnel
u,,e,nnl salad.

Two cams Of shredded ah~rulp ,I
lobster. one cup ~ shredded cinA'r,
one cup 81 tiny peas. one haif cup 81
pimcntues. small cuCufuh'r diced
dice, radishes. MiN with m-aN1uHt.
dressing Serve ON lettuce I'l,
Celeste CABLES, Albuquerque, y 81
sept. %. iHiN.
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Following are the eigh' u:izo wln-
ming recipes Of the contest cuuduU. I
by the New NJ 'Vico l;urlllst that o''
81 Inst mnnfh.