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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-11-07
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in 1tnferem 2anbe.

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SSnnenmiiiion be5iebt, oos felt elmer
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mobImeinen6er @eiitliden un6 2aien
in gnglonb, sic iid fir fo5io1=corito=
tibe Mrbeit begeiitern, ouf fi9 ge5ogen
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Tran5isfanermiiiion inter BEN fatbos
uifden &opfenpfliidern NOR nnter
oieien BerbdItniifen nit auBeroroent-
Iiden 51tpierigfeiten berbnnoen.
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bensprobe getpeien fein, I'M freten
SeIo Ser Mene bei5utpobnen, auf
SEM bon onbouern6em &egen aufge'
tpeidten 8ooen iteber6 un6 BET ftetig
fonenoem @egen a%lisbarrenb. yeidts-
oeItopeniger beitono cine groBe Mn-
sobI ser @rntearbeiter an 5tpei CONT
toqen sic ibrem @Iouben un6 ibrer
Trommigfeit qeitente8robe. Snnoerte
mohnten ben Meiien BEL, bte an BEN
heridiebener 53entrolen geleien muir
Ben. Die meiiten 6ieier fatbolifden
6nbfenpfliider fnmen bon Ser 2o1oos
ner Ofieite-ons @bitehapel, Wap-
bling, 8opIar, Eotper Sin, 8ermono-
fen ufp.; un6 es 1T 6ie angemeine
11eber3eug11ng jener, sic Mngen5enge,1
bieier auf ben naiien Geloern abge'
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-11-07
Mer5tlt@er &at.

ssn ser aegenmdrtigen 3eit follte
iebermonn Sic oft geb0rte dr5tli9e
Nabnung b%eber5igen, 6nr6 Die ysale
unb nidt 6urh BEN Munb 5u otmen.
Sic berridenoe Snfluen5aepioemie
moht sic Mnnootmung gatt5 belon<
hers qefdbrIid, neil Die 8a3tnen, Die
Die Gen9e i%ibertragen,. out btelen1
Weqe ont leidte1ten in ben 4orper
qelonqen. Gin erfabrener Mr5t labt
fid 6ariiber foIgenbermoBen aus:
.sSr unierem 3lima finb in Der rau'
herer, ~ssabres3eit sic oberen 2uftpege
iiberboupt {ebr gefdbr6et. Shnnpfen
unb Su1ten qudlen bartrt groB nno
Hein. MomentIih bic 4in6er NIT III
rer qeringen Observation-Disclosures
Ieioen of redt bebenfIih urter 6ie-
fen MISUNDERSTANDING gu ben
erften gorbeugungsmaBregeln boge-
cer, qeb6rt nun, baB man nidt mutt
militia un6 qegen Die 8eitimmungen
Ser Notur Sen faIten ODER nit Set
men i%nfi5ierten 2uftitrom at Die
@dIeimbout 6es @odens nno Der
Quftr6bre treten IGBt, tpie es bel un<
perft6nbiger Mnn6atmung geideben
muB. Sc miro gu oft nod bergelien
11n6 in Ser &in6erer5ieblng 111dt
ousreiden6 betont, 6aB oaein Die yta-
fe Der Mtmung 6tenen fon, tnabre1o
Ser Mun6 Der Mnfong Der Beroau-
u%nsqoraone lit. Sn Der Noie iino IN
6en Mufheln 8orfebrungen getrof-
fen. ourd sic bie binonrditreiienoe
a,,ft BON 5dmub un6 @ronfbeitstel'
men befreit nnb porgepdrmt miro, 10
6ok tie ieIbit an falten Wintertoaen
crtparmt ser 2unge 5uitromt. Dtele
ridtige 8enubung Der Naie fol oas
Rino aud beim Spielen nidt perge1'
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-11-07
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uebertra9nn9eu

9rtb 2inbgren uno Srau an bic @taot
ct. glonS. Sot ID, gIod 50, Central
8arf Mbb., $4,000.
@ltpain Woore unb Srau an Die 5tabt
ct. gIou6, Sell Der 2ots 4 unb 5, 8lod
26, 8iI1on @urbeb, $423O.OO.
Charles q; Carlton nn6 Srau an
Bruce 8. elliott, 2ot ~, 8lod Il, @ant
Centre, $4,000.
0emie @oobner nnb Srnu an Sulins
Golfer, NorbofA, @oronefA, Seft. 12,
121, 20, Nain Prairie, $3700.00.
6. 9. 8rotper ur6 Srau an 9enrb
Sing, IS Gder bon Nor0k Nor0 -
@M6tpetA 6eft. 7, 1872, 20, $4,000 90.
g6elbrod Clemens ct al an 2ouis 8.
@beIbod, Got 2, 8lod 2, Melro1e, 1856.
@Iifabetb @innentamp an Srant Stalz
10, 835 SuB bon Got 2, 8lad %, Melz
role, 100000.
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beIin Qamm, Got 8, 8lod Sc, NDers lnb
gInrt MDb., Melro1e, $1,000.
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/ lnb 2, 8Iod, so, Sreemone Nob., @elz
rol e, $4,000 90.
gatbarina San 8e6 an Eoenb San
8ed, @Mbpef n NorbofA, uno NorDa
6IbofA, un6 6mbpef n, @ibofA, II.
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1925, "a, $7O00.OO 70.
gat6nrina San 8ed an gilbert 9m
8ed, NorbmefA, MorbotA unb Norbz
tpeHA, Get. 6, 1874, 80, 100000.
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Nbb., Melroie $75.
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9an3I, BOT IA, 8lod 40, SreemansMoo.,
MeIroie, $1375.O0.
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Der 100000.
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Mbb., ct. gIoub 100000.
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@odbiue, $4,000.
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&osfins, Sell bon @ibpetA. &orootA,
@eft. 10, 1872, 80, 100000.
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43, ct. Martin $500.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-11-07
Gtn Mnt@la8 9e8en ut:
iere @6ntem 9eplant2

8on ueinem, Ser in Ser Gage lit 81
erfabren, mas in aongrebfreiien in
8aibington Dor iid gebt", erbdlt Die
uGatbolic Sribune" Die %folgen0e be.
merfensmerte Mitteilung:
Cine neue 8etpegung lit inn @an'
ge. gs miro 6arm1f ge6rungen, bab
Sic fatbolii6en 5bulen abgeldafft
meroen miilien, neil ite unamerifa.
mild itnb, 81 iie inter &ontrole zines
auslGn6ifben 8otentaten, 6es Sop
lteg in &om iteben. Sc miro gefor-
oert, ooB bies bon ieiten bes &ongrei.
les als Observation-Disclosures
geldeben muB. CLAUDE man niAt,
baB oies etma burd einen @eiebes'
poridlag oes 2angen uno 8retten
porgei6lagen miro. 8etpabre! Die be-
treffenbe 8orlage miro Den 8egen=
ltan0 iiberbaupt ni6t ertDabnen, tie
miro ieoo9 ibren 3med oenno4 erret-
den.
Giele beimtiidii6e 8etpegung, be-
merit gu 8orltebenoem vSortni9btlp
&ebieip", bringt 6te @efabr fir rr=
lere S6uler nit einem Scale naber,
ols ielblt bieienigen, mel9e lie font
men iaben, geglaubt baben. 9u Die
menigen fatboliiden Nolttifer I'M
@aus un6 5enat ani6einen6 blind
iino fir sic S%Sntereiien ibrer&eligion,
lit es flor, 6aB mir in 8aibtngton
eines 8igilan5-&omitees beomrfen,
mel6es sic geplanten Mabregeln eli
ner aenauen Briifung unter3iebt, uno
Mlarm idldgt> fobol6 IN Der einen
ooer anoern iener @0rperi6aften cine
8orlage auftoubt, bie brett ODER tn
brett geger sic fatboliiben Bfarr-
1dulen geri@tet lit. Gin ioldes &om-
mitee Ionte nnber5iigli6 ernannt
neroen, entpe6er 6ur9 sic Sterar=
die, ODER sic federation fatbolii9er
.Iereine ooer cine an6ere anerfonnte
uno 5uperIGiiige Organization.
Mittlermeile 19ldgt oie r&ebtem"
Dor, bob fiinf5ig Miatone11 @rem'
plare 8ampblete, pie oes Seiuttens
paters Ebomos S. Gampbeas: Pos
ein3ig ridtige amertfanii9e S9ul=
Ipitem" uno &eb. 9. S. Dermotts:
u0as @arnm unb @o5u Der fatbol1z
lhen 56ulen" iiberan I'M 2onoe ber-
breitet meroen. Die 8olfsmol1en mill
fen our grfenntnis ge5tpnngen ner=
SEN, 6aB SOS fatbolii4e SpItem Der
@r5iebung f%einesmegs bon
b0Ien Mbfi6ten gegen nr11ere Wf1tbnr<
ger lit, ionoern bon elmer tieftrtnerl1-
den @epiliens : neber5eugl11g, ooB
CUR grbaltung nnleres 2a1-
bes notmenoig lit, 6aB tie ben screen
uno 6em 2eben Ser anfmaf1e110en
Generation eingepflan5t meroen nrB
un6 6aB oieies anf feinem anoerer
Wege geidebe1 fonn. als 6ur6 ettte
pernu1 ftmaBige, praftiide un6 ange-
mein onerfonnte Metbooe Der reli=
qi0fen nntermei1ung in @eparot19n=
len, sic bon Sen neri6teoenen 4o1fe1=
lionen geleitet meroen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-11-07
&eidstag nertast fid als Mnttuort
eirfraf.

True translation filed with the post
master at st. Cloud, Minnesota, on
October 31st, 1913, as required by the
Act Of Congress of October 9Th. 1917.
s2onoon, 26. Oft. = Braiibent
@iI1ons Mnttport pur6e Donnerstag
mabrenb Ser @ibung 6es &ei6stages
in Berlin erbalten, Ser iid iofort ber-
togte, mie cine Depei6e aus &open=
bagen an sic acknowledgement mel
set.
ST.. Coli Ser 6eut1de Muslanos>
iefretdr, fagte nod einerMelonng Der
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-11-07
&nnfaeaenfanbe in Siderbeit.

True translation filed with the post
master at st. Cloud, Minnesota, on
October 31st, 1918, as required by the
Act of Congress of October 9Th, 1917.
2onoon, IS. Dft. = @ertbome
&11nitarbeiten, 6ie Muie1tms unb Bri,
botperfonen in Der @egen6 bon Cant
brai, 9onai nn6 @oIenciennes geb0.
rem un6 fid iett in 6en &dnoen Ser
De1tiden befin6en, tner6en nod DEM
&riege Ben @igentiimern unbei966igt
5uriider ltnttet tperben.
Dieie Mnfiinoig1ng pur6e in Ell
ner 6rabtloien 9epeide bon Ser 6ent,
iden &egierung gemadt Sic beute
bier empfangen tpl1r6e.
.Die @unitorbeiten tptr6en onf SIM
rr6n1ng 6es S~berfommon6os nod
EIdten geim6t, mo tie Dor Der Ser
nidtung 61r6 mountaineering ge-
i6Ibt fin6.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-11-07

fen, unb auf Der StraBe mub Der
dumb itets geihlofien fem! Niemals
lonte Elm @rmad1ener ober aud Elm
Rinb .na6 2uft idnappen miiiien,"
oenn BEL grten Mtmungsgetpobnun-
gen miro Sic Maie ltets musreiden'
ole 2uft aufaunebmen, Die man
bruuht."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-11-07
QrieosbtlfS 5 0eranital=
ttm0e,t aater &e9ters
nm0s=&sntreue.

0ie {don an onoerer Steue gemel
set tpuroe, bat Senator Isburit boz
arisouo cine gorlage eingebradt, hoo
rah aue &riegs-&ilfs. ginri4hange1
unter Sic Aontrone oes 8rn6es-R e
qieruna seiteut tperoen iolten. Sron'
rs. Smitb bon SEEM Yorf, alS 8ertre
ter ber &oIumbusritter bat in einen
5dreiben an Senator Chamberlain
goriitenoen oes Senatsfomitees fiji
Nilit6r . Mngelegenbeiten Die Nn
nubme oieIer 9iu aufs nad6ridlidltt
b%efiirtportet.
Serr Smitb erflart feline Steaung'
nabme folgenoermaBen: .@s ii
meme Meinung, bob Sic Notmenoig'
felt fir Die Mnnabme bieler Mobrege]
oringli6 lit. namentlid, Inn oas o.
tentlide 8ertrauen auf ber0ienltpole
Observation-Disclosures mieoerber5u,
ltenen. Sic 8eitr6ge bes Eublifums
on lolhe Sammlungen baben begrelts
Ii6er @eiie, nnb gan5 u11oermelol1A'
abgenommen, infolge ser 8eroffentl1,
da1ngen iiber Sfarbale uno 56spin=
oeleien, sic in G%erbinoung NIT loge'
nannten ariegs-@ obltdtigfeits-l I'm
ternebmungen in beridieoenen Sci,
len bes 2anoes ii9 ergeben baben.
abgeieben bon Ben ~&nigbts Of 60
Iumbus", oem @oten &reu5 uno anoe=
rem Organii ationen, uel4e auf ben
G6ladtfeIoern bon europa II. Miien
NIT mobltdtigen 8erfen beiaaftigt
Iino, baben 5nblreide neue ODER bor-
iiberaebenbe @obltdttgfeits 8eltre'
buneen Miuionen BON Dollars gu
lommensebrodt. Mbrednungen iiber
oieIe enormen @ummen, nelde IN 10
qroBmidiger unb patrtotilder Wet1e
bonn Yublifum beigeiteuert puroen,
{ino ni6t aeIiefert uor6en. @s ert=
itiert fem Sc lee, meldes 6ieie Srgas
nilationen ba5u 5ptngt."
Gin Iol9es @eiet tpiroe au@ nod
oem 2riege nod langeSeit iih als Elm
geoiirfnis ertpeiien> ga leoenfals
nod benz 6rieoensIdluB bie offentlis
de @obItdtigfeit in ~feinespegs ge'
rinqerem MaBe in Mnipru4 genom'
men miro our &eilung Der our4 Den
ariee geidlagenen @nnoen bier uno
oriben.
Sic @rfobrung aber bat leioer &C.
niq{om gelebrt, in Del9em getpalt1'
qen nmfange ser @dtptnoel tnbe5l1g
cuff oerortige @obltdtigfeitszBeran
ItoIt1ngen getrieben moroen lit: ser
Seem Worfer miierten 8a5arSStan=
sol. ser BON elmer @eibe bon 2ellten
oIs eintrdglides @eiddft tn Die e1ge=
ne golhe betrieben muroe, lit nod IN
grinnerunq. 4 Miuionen Dollars
Iinb nad4peislid in Seem gorf aletr
inter 6em 8ortpan6e, bob Die @eloer
fir SoIooten Ii. Matroi len, lopte fl1r
Sic inter bem @riege letoen6en Sra1t=
en- un6 &inoer ~bertpenbet meroen TOLL
ten, qe7toblen tporoen.
9ie5pibbiibereten BEL onberen Der
artigen ga5aren o6er gr0Beren I'M
ternebmungen treten 6agegen oieien
gngros= Oieb1tabl mobl IN BEN Sin.
t%ergrnno, iouten nber ouf ieoen Sou
in 3ufunft berbin6ert mer6en. 9ornm
ndre cine fol6e 8in, nel6e etne ge=
naue Mbrednung iber ale &riegs=
Observation-Disclosures berlangt, int
ssntereiie Ser grten Code ielb1t nl1r
AT begruBen. Sour ouf iol6e Weiie
fonn 6os 8ertrorer 6es Bubltfums
in 6erortige l1nternebmungen pieoer
qeitdrft tperoen. Sos miro 1t6 ober
oIs n%ottpen6ig ertpeiien, 1m 5ufunf=
tia Sen Organiiotionen CUR Sebung
Der Rriegsbilfe einige Musft4t 5u IL
bern.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-11-07

Die aorporatton uri
Sdmeia, erteilte Ben idwei5eriider
g%ternitperfen in Nieberurnen Die
Bemiaigung, i'm Maoeranertal, Gsli.
un0 Senital nod Isbeit gu fuden.
@amentIih am 8riitcnitod muroe
lebtes Sabr langfaieriger asbeit ae'
fun0en.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-11-07

Die Welt lit nidt aus 8rei un0
MnB geidoffen, 6esmegen baltet eud
nidf tpie @9loraffen; burte 8iiien
gibt's 5u fol1er, mir miiien miirgen
o6er tie berbal1en.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-11-07
Der &amfter nnb sic ameife.
Cine 3abel BON Setting, BITE ant se
Nettaeit pakt.

usssbr ormfelieen Mmeifen,1 fast'
Elm 6amfter. n@erlobnt Is ii4 bel
mube, baB ibr ben gan5e1 @omme'
arbeitet, INN 10 8eniges einoufar1'
meln9 Menr ibr meinen 8orrat t.
ben folltet!!'
n61re," anttportete cine Mmetfe.
utperr1 Ct gr0Ber 1T, als bu i'm
brou9R, 10 1T IS f4on re4t, bat
bic Men5@en Dir na@sraben, bein'
@6euern ausleeren unb bid betner
rduberH@en @ei3 NIT benz 2eben bi'
ZEN laffen!"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-11-07

grdunge Eelegrapb om Donnerstag
I'M @ei6stage, baB Die &egierung BEN
bereits begonnenen &eformen in Der
@erualh1ng bon gIiabt2otbringen
ni@t b%orgreife. Ser Miniiter Be-
bouptete, baB BOG 8erlangen elmer
ginperleibnng Bolens I'M 8ioeriprn-
DIE gu DEM Srie6ensprograrnme Rrd-
libent @ilions itebe.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-11-07

Ser Iiebe @oH tpeib Giles; aber
es gibt bieIe Meniden, Die ales bei-
ier mifien.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-11-07

Die ongebli@e @poIh1ng Der bri'
ti5den Mrbeiterpartei tpiroe oere11
@nbe beoemten. @an11 MIR our4 81
niafeit mdhtiq bleiben!
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1918-06-16
Make the Most of the June Garden
By FLORENCE TAFT EATON

them apart without breaking. Use it very
freely, as it is very healthful and, with the
oil addition, nourishing as well. We omit soup
at this season Of the year in favor of simple
salad course. The outside leaves, often so
fine and nearly bleached that it seems
crime to discard them even if conserved for
our chickens or pigs, are very nice cooked for
greens" and are especially good for children.
Swiss chard is available in June. If you
have garden, cut the outside leaves while
still tender, thus nsuring equally satisfac-
tory cuttings throughout the whole season.
When the leaves are young and comparatively
small cook them whole for about three -fourths
of an hour. Chop finely return to kettle, sea-
son with salt, a bit of pepper and generous
lump of butter. After the leaves get large
remove the white midrbs, Cut them in one
half to one inch lengths and boil until very
tender, adding salt the last ten minutes. Serve
with enough highly seasoned white sauce to
moisten well. Or cut the nidribs into three or
four inch lengths dividing the strips if too
large) tie in bundles and boil. Serve like
asparagus, on toast, adding salt and liberal
amount of butter or margarine. These are
particularly nice served with Hollandaise
sauce.
very nice salad is made by chilling the
stalks after boiling and laying half dozen
wrapped with strip of pimento upon crisp
lettuce leaves for individual portions A
spoonful Of thick mayonnaise is added to each
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1918-06-16
TESTED RECIPES
SHRED Eggs, With Spinach PURGE


Cook the spinach in very little water
until tender. Press through PURGE sieve
and season with salt, paprika and little
r,elted butter. Line small stirring dishes
that have been brushed over with short
en:ng with this PURGE and break an egg
carefully into each. Dust with salt and
paprika, place in Moderate oven, and
when they begin 10 set dust over the tops
crushed dried bread crumbs 70 which a
teaspoonfui Of grated cheese has been
added. Cook for a couple Of minutes
longer.
Moulded Fish Salad
Soak one and half tablespoonsful of
gelatine in two tablespoonful of cold
water for five minutes. Beat the yoks
of two eggs lightly, add two scant tea
spoonsful of salt. half teaspoonful of
mustard, saltspoonful of paprika. one
and half tablespoonful os melted but
ter, three-quarters of a cupful of milk
and two tablespoonful of mild vinegar.
Cook over hot water, stirring constantly,
until the mixture thickens. Remove from
the fire, stir in the gelatine and continue
to stir frequently until it begins to stiffcn;
then fold in one cupful of finely faxed
cooked fish and turn into a mould that
has been rinsed with cold water Chill
o.. the ice and serve sliced on crisp
lettuce.
Creole Eggs, With Cheese
This is a very hearty and appetizing
combination of eggs, vegetables and
cheese and is very good. Fry in one and
a half tablespoonful of shortening half
small minced onion, half a finely
chopped green pepper and one tablespoon
full of shredded parsley. When tender add
piece of bay leaf, one cupful of strained
tomato pulp, one Glove, salt and paprika
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elbow deep in June" is the house
keepers slogan. Knee deep in clover is
for the farmerette. If you want to keep
up with June and make the most of all
she has to offer, you can't stop at pick
ing roses. You must can peas and as
paragus, preserve Strawberries, make
the currant jelly, spice the gooseberries
and lure the family into living largely
on the fresh vegetables and fruits with
out getting tired of them.
These are busy days for the woman
who keeps house with her head and
heart and conscience rather than with
her hands and feet. Brains have always
been needed in the kitchen, but with
Hoover and all the state and city food
boards poking about in the pantry and
kitchen, to say nothing of the garbage
pail, you needs must" cook with brains
these days.
How to preserve the fruits and use no
sugar? How to make wax breads guar
anteed to satisfy the family, and disap-
point the garbage can? How to pay
war prices and buy Thrift Stamps out Of
the same inelastic purse? How to serve
milk and eggs, vegetables and beans SO
skllfully varied that the beef will not be
missed? These little problems call not
only for brains, but for eternal vipi
Lance and devotion. You cannot leave it
to the servant these days. Getting her
Intelligent cooperation means working
alongside and putting spirit into the
work as we'll as furnishing the bald d.
rectlons. Napoleons of finance. Tallev-
rands OF diplomacy, the patience of Job
and the culinary knowledge of the ages
are all needed in the kitchen these days.
MRS: Eaton's suggestions should help
TO make the June drive pleasurable as
well as victorious
ANNE LEWIS PIERCE.
Owectof, The Tribune Institute
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to TASTE pinch of powdered thyme and
the same of ground mace. Simmer all for
five minutes and thicken by the addition
of one scant tablespoonful of -four mixed
with little cold water. Stir until the
sauce boils and remove from the fire. Ar
range in buttered baking dish alternate
layers ofsliced hardboiled eggs (use four
eggs), the strained sauce and grated
cheese. Have the last layer of sauce.
Dust thickly with crushed dried bread
crumbs and bake in hot oven for ten
minutes.
Macaroon Cream, With Crushed Straw.
berries
Soak one and one-half tablespoonful of
gelatine in one-quarter of cupful of cold
water for five minutes. Make a boiled
salt, the well-beaten yolks of three eggs
and one-third of cupful of sugar. Cook
over hot water and when thickened add
the gelatine. Remove from the fire. cool,
add the stiffiy whipped egg whites and
two-thirds Of cupful of powdered
macaroon crumbs. Beat again, flavor
with teaspoonful of vanilla extract and
pour into a mould rinsed with cold
water. Serve with crushed sweetened
strawberries as sauce.
Cheese Cakes
Mix together one cupful of rice -four,
one-quarter of cupful of sugar, one tea
spoonful of baking powder and half a
teaspoonful of salt. Rub in with the
fingers one teaspoonful and half of but
ter or oleo, add one lightly beaten egg
and enough cold sweet milk to make
paste. Grease small deep tins, line them
with this paste and fill with half pound
of cottage cheese mashed to a paste, the
strained juice of half lemon, two table
spoonsful of sugar. half cupful of cur
rants and one tablespoonful of salted
butter. Bake in hot oven until well
Drowned.
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portion. The green part Of the leaves used in
this way should be cooked as spinach.

portion. The green part Of the leaves used in
this way should be cooked as spinach
Spinach
Escalloped spinach makes a delicious change
Boil, chop, season and mix with a cupful Of
thick highly seasoned white sauce. Bake in a
buttered baking dish (glass is best and pref
tiest) with thick layer of grated cheese on
top. With the addition of very little chopped
ham as a flavor, in one or two layers, this
escalloped spinach makes perfectly satisfac-
tory main dish for lunch or supper Add to
this salad of stuffed eggs and cheese balls
with lettuce and mayonnaise dressing, fol-
lowed by individual strawberry shortcakes Ia
crust Of corn -four and rice or potato hour)
and you have delicious summer supper,
luncheon, or even dinner.
An especially nice spinach soup is made by
cooking spinach in little more water than
usual, and to this liquid and the extra juice
which appears when drained (about pint in
ally add one-fourth cupful of carrot and one
onion, finely chopped and Drowned delicately
in two or three spoonsful of butter. Then stir
in one tablespoonful of tomato sauce or ket-
chup, and salt and pepper to taste. Allow to
come to a boil and serve with croutons over
which a little cheese has been grated.
Radishes
very nice fish salad is made by taking an
inexpensive fish, such as haddock, canned sal
mon or tuna fish, and mixing with it thinly