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El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-10-02


La Legion Americana Sc organizt
primeramente en- Paris, 81 Is de Mar
20 de 1919. con mil personas entire Off.
ciales y hombres, con delegados de to
das las unidades de las Fliefzas Expe.
dictionaries Americanas en- Ia reunion
de la organization, la cual adopt0 una
constitution de ensayo escogi6 eI
nombre Legion Americana. La a.
cci0n que tom0 la reunion que Sc tuvo
en- PARTS fue confirmada y endosada
por una reunion que SO verified en- san
Luis, en- Mayo de 1919, cuando las tro-
pas que sirvier0n en- los Estados Uni
dos reconocieron formalmente la Lee
gi0, Sc adopt0 una constitution on con
forniidad con la que Sc redact0 en-
Paris. La reunion que Sc tuvo en- Pa
ris nombr0 una comisi0n ejecutiva
compuesta de diez y siete oficiales y
hpmbre para que representaran d las
trOpas que estaban en- Francia en- la
c0nducci0n de la Legion. L.e reunion
que Sc verified en- San Luis nombrd
una comisi6n de la misma hatuaraleza
que la que Sc nombr6 en- Francia com
puesta de diez siete personals Estas
dos comisiones ejecutivas Sc han uni
do. y son actualmente el cuerpo que
dirigue los asuntos de la Legion. La
Legion Americana es la organization
de los veteranos Americanos que sir
vieron en- la guerra mundial No tie
ne miras partidarias nj polfticas. Es
una organization de ciyiles no mill
tares militaristas. Cast todos los
miembros de ella son hombres que an,
tes de la guerra eran civiles, y 10 son
ahora otra vez No hace distinciones
de grado nj guarda distinciones entire
los hombres que sirvieron allende los
mares los que no tuvieron esa opor-
tunidad Cualquier soldado, marinero
o marino, que sirviera honorabIeinen-
te entire las fechas de de Abril de
1917 y 81 II de Noviembre de 191Sf
es elegihle a Ia Legion: como tambien
cualquiera Sefiora que Sc enlisto regu-
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-10-02
FL PEL.ICRO DE-
Los N|PONES
S { { S / A
AGRAVAND0
Los Amarillos Cunden
Rapidamente en-
el Pacifico.
UNICO MEDI ES
RECEIAZARLOS

Washington, Sept 25.--El Jap6n esta
infringiendo las barreras de inmigra-
cion de este pals, que Sc intentaba que
levantara Ell asf llamado "Conyenio de
Caballeros" dijo v. S. McClatchey, de
Sacramento, Calf, y Miller Freeman,
de Seattle Washington, ante la comi-
sion de la Camara sohre immigration.
Urgieron que Sc ad0ptara una regla de
exclusion absolute por los Estados
Unidos y Ell destierro de Asiaticos que
va estan en- este pals. La comisi0n
esta considerable legislaci0n sobre in
migraci0n RI Sr McClatchey, decla-
no que la situaci6n en- la costa del par
cffico era unicamente un ejemplo de 10
que sucederfa en- otras parties, 10 que
finalmente resultarfa en- que ''Ios Es-
tados Unidos Sc transformaran EN- una
proyincia."
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-10-02
M sIoUIERA Ell oLoR DE IA
PELoTAfLEs plO A LOS WHITE
soX, 9 PoR

Redland Fields, Cincinnati, Oct. 1 =
Los Cincinnati Reds ganaron el pri-
nler juego de pelotA de las series del
nlundo de 1919 por la abrumadora ma
yoria de por 1 III tuen tiro de los
de Ia Liga Nacional unldo al hecho,
que Eddie Cicotte el famoso pelutero
de los white Sox Sc vi6 obligado il re.
tirarse, 10 que fue ell principal carac-
teristico de la aperture de la conres-
ia. La maestria con que Walter Rue
ther le di6 la pelota flie Ia hazaiia
mas brillante de los Reds pues de
las tres veces que fue al palo. las tros
le di6 la pelota. Tambien 81 mo-
DO de tirar la pelota por Ruether fue
de primera cIase.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-10-02
EL coNpADo DE VALENCIA Sc
AvENTAJA EN- LA cAMPANA
DE LA LEGION.
Sc informa que en- Nuevo Mexico han
ingresado Ia Legion 2,100 uiem+
bros, un centenar diariamente.

Ell condado de Valencia va adeIante
en- la campaiia que Sc esta lleyando
a caba en- Ell estado para conseguir
miembros de la Legion Americana,
pues hasta la presente tienen en- lista
ell mas grande por ciento de los hon-
bres que sirvieron
La Campaia Sc calusura Ell IL de
Octubre v hay ulf premio de Glen pc
SOS para el condado que Sc aventaje
mas para ese tempo
Los diez condados que Sc informa
que van pr0gresando mucho, Sc dan
a continuation.
Valencia, Mckinley, Dofa Ana, Mo
ra, Grant, Bernalillo, San Juan, San
ia Fe. Eddy Y Quay
Aunque es quinto en- la proportion
de la Quota, el condado de Grant tie
ne Ell mas grande ndmero de MEM
bros 424--y de Postas-6. Luego ST.
que Bernalillo con 400 miembros
Actualmente sc informa que hay
2,155 mimebros enlistados en- la Le-
gi6n Americana en- Nuevo Mexico,
pero probablemente hay muchos mas,
porque varios condad0s no han envia-
dos sus informes todayia.
AfN tNAA it4AN0 Ia CHtoQ0 EH QtCtutA
activa por dos semanas por termi-
no medic Sc han enljstado 100 MEM
bros al dia.
Hay ahora nismo 81 posta estable-
cidas en- Ell estado v todavfa hay seis
mas que no han recibido su carta
constitutional y va pronto Sc les dara,
81 Sc perfecciona su organization.
Esto Sc considera como un buen a.
delanto, tomando en- consideration las
distancias que Sc tiene que cubrir en-
Nueyo Mexico, 10 esparcido de la po.
bIaci0n, las dificultades inconve-
niencias para viajar, y la falta de ciu-
dades grandes.
De los iltimos informes que Sc reci-
bieron hace aIgunos dias, 100000 homr
hres nabfan ingresado la Legion
Americana en- los Estados Unidos,
Sc calcula que 100000 habran ingre-
aado para el tempo que Sc commence
Ia convention en- Minneapolis el 10
de Noviembre,
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-10-02

Wood, del Departamento Central del
I E1ercit0 llegara aqui esta tarde
, 81 mayor fut eoigado nilentras atenta.
/ ba aduletar la turba; sioue mejoran.
do.
( Seglin los cAlculos que Sc han hecho
Sc estima que el nnmero de heridos
es de As go. Solamente dos per-
sonas fueron muertas. Estas son Will
liam Brown, negro que fue. sacado de
la carcel del condado ahorcado, y
I'm hombre blanco que Sc cree que es
Clarence Clancy, de 2S amos de edad.
Los informes confIIctaban anoche en-
cuanto al modO de que ell populacho
tom6 a Brown de Ia carcel del c0nda-
do donde estaba detenido, acusado de
asalto a una muchacha blanca, perO
hoy SO dijo que. los prisioneros hablan
sido subidos al techo del edificio para
eyitar que Sc quemaran por el incen-
dio que coTnenzaron los sediciosOs. RI
.alguacil v sus diputados, a cargo de
los prisioneros, cast sofocadQs con el
humo que salia de la estrnctura. por
10 tanto no pudieron evitar de que
el negro fuera sacado de la careel por
la turba. algunos de los ctales Sc ha-
bfan trepado hasta la cumbre del edi-
ficio para cogeri0.
La condicion del Mayor Ed. P. Smith
poro antes del medic dia hoy, segdn
informa su medico el DR.. e. CT Henry,
estaba mejorada AL mayor Sc le sal
v6 la vida por la policfa que ileg0
tan a tempo y le cort6 la soga con
que 10 habfan colgado, y va hoy en- el
donde Sc encuentra, recobr0
el sentido
Los soldados de los fuertes Crook
y Omaha estan patrullando las GALES
de la ciudad cuidando que no haya min
gun der6rden.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-10-02
BOSTON sERA PRIMERo

Washington, Sept 2s Boston sera la
primera ciudad que visite el rey AL
berto y la reina Isabel cuando salgan
de Nueva York durante la semana en-
su viaje por los Estados Unidos. Es-
tarin en- Boston Ell pr6ximo D6min-
go, segiin Sc diio aquf hoy.
El Presidente Wilson no recibira al
rey Alberto y la Reina Isabel en-
la Casa Blanca hasta que no vuelvan
de su viaie por los Estados Unidos
segin Sc supo definitivamente hoy en-
Ia Casa Blanca.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-10-02
Ell REY ALBERTOY LA
RE|NA possible VI
.STEN LA CAPITAL
De NUEVD MEXICO

ri Gobernador Larrazolo ha recihi
do un telegrama del Asistente Secre
tario de Estado William Phillips
anunciando que 81 rey y Ia reina de
Belgica desean zanzibar la fecha de su
vista Albuquerque del dfa % al dfa
rs de Octubre.
No Sc han recibido noticias 81 Ell
rey y la reiha ineluiran a Santa Fe en-
su itinirario. Siendo que Eiajan en- un
tren especial es probablemente que sus
majestades tendran una oportunidad
de pasar unas cuantas horas en- la ca
pital.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-10-02
UN Pozo De 20 RARRILEs Sc EN-
& cuENTRA cERcA DE GALLUP.

Archie Mccoy, anteriormente ASSESSOR
de condado, y G. s. Wilhoit, anterior
agrimensor de condado del condado de
San Juan, estuvieron en- la ciudad dias
pasados, y reportan que han encontra-
do aceite 81 milla al norte de Gallup.
Ellos tienen 10 pozos en- ell distrito de
Seven Lakes. de los cuales Sc espera
que produzcan de 10 a 20 barriles de
aceite diariamente El aceite fue en-
contrado una proflindidad de 300
pies. Los senores Mccoy Y Wilhoit
Sc hallan en- Ia capital obteniendo a.
rriendos finaIes de la oficina de terre-
nos.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-10-02
Los SdlOajes Linchadores de Omaha Cuelgan
IAl Mayor y Sitian Ia Casa de Cortes . CarceZ
LA AADOPC|ON De UNA
Reservation EQU|-
VALE A RECHAzAR FL
TRATADO DICE ". ".

Denver, Colo, Sept 25 Declarandc
que Ia question sobre el tratado de
paz Sc habia discutido va. Ell presi-
dente dijo en- un discurso que pronun-
70 hov aQui que la question que con
frontaba actualmente Ia. naci6n era
VI los hstados Unidps cumplirfan con
sus promesas, a fin de ayudar a ga
rantizar Ia paz' del mtlndo,
Tambiea declare q todas las peque-
has objecciones al tratado va Sc habfa
cispuect0 de elias, y que mientras que
Ia discussion ahora Sc habia establecido
sobre 81 contracto de Iiga de naciones
Ia garantfa del artfculo 10 Que la
adopci0n de una reservation como la
que proponia el Senado, declare seria
'equiyalente a rechaaar d tratado.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-10-02
QUE FOSTER Es UNA AMgNAz,
un juez de Ia corte de circuito de los
Estados unidos denuncia al jefe de
los huelgistas del acero.

Philadelphia, Sept. 30.- William Ze-
bulon Foster, jefe de los huelgistas del
acer0, fue denunciado rfgidamente CO.
mo "un enemigo domestico peligroso".
por 81 Juez Joseph Burlington, de la
corte de circuito de los Estados Uni
dos.
( Ell Juez Burlington, con el Juez Mo
rris de la corte de circuito de Wilm-
ington, Del, presidiendo en- una session
de la corte sobre naturalization y les
avis6 los prospectivos ciudadanos
que Sc cuidaran de agitadores tan pc
ligrosos como Foster
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-10-02
|EL PREsIDENTE WILSON REGRE-
SA ENREMo A WASHINGTON.
suspendi6 So gira de propaganda por
recommendation de su medico.

washington, 26 de Septiembre.
Un despacho recibido hoy EN- esta ca
pital transmitido desde el tren espel
cial en- q yiaja el Presidente Wilson,
dice que despues de un .dia de des-
canso en- su caro- privado, ell Presi-
dente Wilson, quien sus medicos le
han prohibido que continue su gira
de propaganda, por hallarse NAL de
salud, SO econtraba mejor Cuando
el tren. presidential sali0 de Wichi.
Ia, Kansas, en- donde ell Presidente
debfa pronunciar hoy nn discurso, eI
Primer Magistrate Sc hallaba Ievan-
tado, pero eI doctor Grayson, su me.
dico particular 10 persuadi6 que re-
posara por la tarde, Ell doctor ha
manifestado que 81 estado del Presi-
dente no es crftico
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-10-02
Los soLDADos AmERlCANos TO
MAN POSSESSION De LA ciUDAD
DALMATtA.

washington. % de Sept. Una fuer-
"a American del Cuerpo Olympia de.
sembarc6 en- Trau, en- Ia costa de g.
bajo de Dalmatia, 81 dia % de Sep
tiembre, segnn 10 anunci6 hoy ell Sc
cretario Daniels Sin derramar san
gre. los americanos ganaron pose
sion de 10 ciudad, que habfa sido o.
cupada preyiamente por una flerza
Itallana
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-10-02
LOS REYES BELGAs EN- GAMING
PARA LOS EsTADos UNiDos.

Bruselas, rs de Septiembre. El Rey
Alberto, la Reina Isabel, 81 Principe
Heredero, Leopoldo, salieron hoy de
esta capital para Ostende, en- donde
Sc embarcaran bordo del transporte
George washington" para los Esta
dos Unidos.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-10-02
Ell voTo De LOS soLbADos Sc
CANA I'm DOS coNDADos MAS.

Los retornos de election de dos con.
dados mas han sido recibidos en- la off.
Gina del secretario de estado. Estos
son de los condados de Torrance y
San Miguel, ambos train Ia enmienda
para dar el voto a los soldados canada
y las otras dos enmiendas perdidas.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-10-02
FURIOSO MOTIN
RACIAL STEM
5 BRA Ell TERROR

por el humo, eI Alguacil ysus diputados
cargo de los prisoneros, sobre el edificio del
condado fueron forzados q entregar al Negro
que deseaban despues que el dihcio fue casi
destruido; el Mayor suplcafdo Il orden fue
cojido linchado. lograron cominar 81 tumul-
to los ofciales y le salvaron Ia vida.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-10-02
FL sENADo NoTARA soRRE FL
TRATADo
Mahana Sc comenzara a tomar el votc
scbre las enniendas de Fall.

Washington, Oct. 1s-Los jefes del
fenado republicanos Y demochatas con-
sinieron hoy, comenzar q votar maiia-
na a las dos de la tarde en- las en-
miendas al tradado de paz, presenta-
dag por 81 Senador Fall republicano,
proponiendo que los Estados Unidos
no sean Representations en- las numero-
sas comisiones internacionales creadas
por eI tratado.
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DIET.
By Aline Michaelis.

TIE was feeling rather seedy, he
was somewhat weak and
= pale, he was badly off his
feed. he could not drink his ginger
ale. He had headache and neuritis,
hydrophobia and pip and he had
appendicitis with an aftermath Of
grip, and q bad touch OF lumbago:
yes, most any one could tell just
to look at this gazabo he was real
~ far from we'll When they sent
for DR.. Pellet and he viewed this
human wreck, said he: at Is said to
tell IL. but he's got It in the neck.
Now, from out my depths Of learn
ing will try to cure this toff, and
q large fee TIL be earning even If
he shuffles off. He needs perfect
rest and quiet, he must have a
pretty nurse, and, with me to watch
his diet, don't think he'll get much
worse. You must feed him very
lightly and whenever he complains,
give him toasted dew drops nightly
with some friZzled pheasants'
brains. This is great and you must
try it, for I've done some wond'-
rous feats in the matter Of right
diet. I claim invented eats. There
is not a bit OF reason why he
shouldn't have a slice OF the hum
ming bird in season. IL it's tender
small and nice" And they did il
to the letter; all the doctors hints
they tried, and the patient seemed
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By Nora Mullane.
I'm Good Housekeeping for July

I'm Good Housekeeping for July.)
THOUSANDS ask for specific in
structions on how to remove
= wrinkles, so it seems advis-
able TO devote an article to that
particular subject without further
loss OF time.
Building up muscle and re-
moving wrinkles are so. close
ly allied that It is impossible
to separate them inasmueh as
you must tone up and strengthen
the muscles before you can soften
the lines.
Wrinkles are not caused by some
trouble in the skin itself as a rule,
but by a weakened and relaxed
condition of the underlying muscu-
lar tissue. Therefore we must not
work specifically, but deeply, al
ways taking care not to bruise or
injure the skin.
Facial massage. as given in Les
son /, March issue of Good House
keeping, tells you how to rub the
face correctly. upward and back
ward. 1t tells you not to rub down.
ward, as all the lines of the face
tend that way. and following their
course will accentuate them.
An important point to notice is
That massage is not to be used in
cases OF skin infections, such as
acne, eczema or inhammations, as
you run the risk Of spreading the
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Infection to the healthy tissue.

infection to the healthy tissue.
Begin the treatment with 4 light
pressure; use only enough oil or
cold cream to lubricate the skin
and make the manipulation smooth.
Make sure that the cold cream or
oil Is OF the best quality.
Work long enough to stimulate
circulation and bring the blood to
the part you a~e working on. BY
combining with he massage mus
cular activity-lAat is, exercising
the muscles Of the face by making
faces at yourself-you will be re-
warded with quick results. This
must be directed by your own will
power; no one can do 1t for you, and
IT really Is wonderful what you can
accomplish through your own ef-
forts, If only you will be perseYer-
ing and stick to it. l can advise
you. but you must do the work.
Take. the lines around the eyes,
commonly called "crow's-feet,"
and with the middle finger of the
right hand work lightly and gently
from the outside in toward the
nose, following the muscle around
the eye.
II the lines are deep. stretch the
part with the index and middle
fingers OF left hand, while working
with middle finger OF right hand,
stroking with the two middle fin
gers over the nose from the eye
oroWs downward and outward.
This is the only downward stroke
used in facial massage.
To soften the laughing lines that
form from nose to mouth corners,
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THE LOVE GAMBLER As GsTsF S st9Fy by
Desiree's Friend, Helen Goddard Evinces, Good Deal
of Interest in David and Tries to
Show Some of It

ching, he reflected ruefully, that his
young mistress had advised him not
TO do. And Desiree was the sub
ject Of his thoughts.
Outwardly, he appeared calm In
wardiy his temper and sense Of hu-
NOR were warning with each other.
He resented Miss Leighton's repri-
mands, at the same time reminding
himself that they were part of the
game he was playing, and that II
was, after all, a very funny game.
For the time he had forgotten that
he must assume the language of
Cassidy and Cassidy's kind, and an
swered Miss Goddard in his accus-
toned speech.
"Perhaps" Helen ventured, eff I
decide later to buy another car, you
will let me ask you q few questions
about running it,"
81 shall be most happy to be Of
service" David assured her.
A sudden impulse seized her. She
would try to make some impression
upon this self-contained young man.
You see" she went on, 81 would
not ask that of most chauffeurs-
in fact. not OF any others have ever
known. Some Of them are very ig-
norant. But you are not the type Of
the usual chauffeur"
This remark had the desired ef-
feet. Smith started nervousIy and
his face changed.
A hit Of Sentiment.
Il beg your pardon" he corrected
her gravely. 81 am only q very or
binary chauffeur"
She laughed aloud as if,pleased at
the Impression produced by her
speech. ID. 80,
you will at least allow me to
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have my own private opinion" she
said srchIy.
Surely. Miss. Every lady has a
right to her own opinions" Smith
replied without q smile.
Helen Goddard was no fool, and
she saw this man assume his ac-
CURED manner as plainly as II 1t
had been a garment he had put on.
She heard the change in his voice
as he tried to speak as he fancied
a man in his position should speak
70 the friend Of his employer.
Her romantic nature was stirred.
This savored a bit OF a sentimental
adyentuTe-the kind she had al
ways longed for. Perhaps Smith
had had some sorrow or some dis
grace in his life and was trying to
live 1t down by taking. the place Of
q chauffeur.
Poor fellow! II this was true
1t was hard on him. She would be
very kind to him and not let him
fancy that, If she suspected the
truth. she disapproved OF him or
doubted him
And she certainly would not voice
her suspicious to Desiree. 1t
would not be fair. II the chan was
trying to lead a decent. straight
life, she would not intimate that
ne had ever done anything else.
Perhaps drink had been his nm
doing, and now he was paying the
penalty OF his errors. She had
once heard OF a man who tried to
break himself Of the liquor habit
by taking a position in which TO
drink would have meant bTs AZ,
charge and disgrace. Such men
were to be pitied. not blamed.
To BE Confined.
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first use the tips Of the fingers, do
ing both sides at time using the
rotary movement. Work outward
toward the ear and upward over
the cheekbones. Repeat a few
times; that will stretch the muscles
one way.
Now stretch the mouth as for
whistling or blowing, initiate the
cheeks and hold the air for a few
second, at the same time breath
ing freely through the nose; then
slowly blow imaginary bubbles,
putting out the cheeks and repeat
ing as many times day, as you
choose. .-
You will see that this smooths
out all lines about the mouth. Now
stroke, using the rotary motions
around the mouth and stroking the
chin upward.
To soften the lines OF the fore
head, use the rotary -, movement
with the tips Of the fingers. Work
upward and outward in small
circles from the bhowsIto the hair
and over the temples.
Before finishing the treatment
exercise the facial . muscles. All
tho muscles go up except the ring
muscle around the mouth, which
- round, and the muscle around
the eye. Stretch the lines as much
as possible and work over them.
Always finish with stroking, and
remember that it is the blood that
will nourish, and not the cold
cream.
Dread the balance OF this in
formative article in the July issue
4 of Good HOusekeepinS.)
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ECONOMICAL
RECIPES
COFFEE SOUFFLE PIE.


q OAK two tablespoonfuls Of
y granulated gelatin in one-half
cupful of cold water, add two
cupfuls Of hot coffee infusion and
one-half cupful of sugar. Stir I'M
til dissolved and pour on to the
yolks Of two eggs beaten slightly
with one tablespoonful of sugar.
Cook in double boiler until thick
ened. Remove from fire. add one
eighth teaspoonfuI OF salt and one
teaspoonful of vanilla Let cool,
stirring often. When beginning to
set, beat hard, fold in the stiffly
beaten whites Of two eggs and one
cupful of cream, whipped. Cool I'M
til mixture is stifr enough to pile up
well on the spoon: then turn into a
baked pastry shell.
FRUIT GELATIN PIE.
Cut one large banana into thin
slices, pour over II one cupful Of
orange juice and pulp and four
tablespoonfuls Of lemon juice. add
one cupful of sugar. and let stand
LOT al HOuI- GoOdh TWO Tablespoon
fuls OF granulated gelatin in one
half cupfuI of cold water for five
minutes; add one-haIf cupful OF
boiling water and the fruit juices
and sugar; stir till thoroughly dis
solved. Chill and W n beginning
to set beat well ant Hold in two
cupfuls of cream Will Chill till
mixture will pile up = BON; theE
fill pastry shell.
COCOA MCP'
Two tablespoonfulsT- :. rteulng, .
tablespoontuls cocoa, .lblespoOn-
fuls baking powder, Sful sugar.
y cupful water, u .s.'uIs pastry
-four, 2 eggs, y teasp yiaarful vanilla,
4 teaspoonful salt.
Cream shortening al sugar, add
egg yolks. Combine flour, cocoa,
and baking powder; add alternate
ly with the water. Add vanilla and
fold in stiffly beaten whites of eggs.
Bake in muffin pans in quick oven.