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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-04-20

AdSlOuLlld JoCll % oAAOSAAoN
odmenu", pravila Lucienne k
sobe. "Placide Joubert Dude
spokojen. Mas Leopold neve-
zme 81 Klaru Gervaisovou. Mu-
sim vsak dokonciti svoje dilo---
20 tom, co jsem jiz, vykonala,
je to, co mi uciniti zbyva, pra-
YOU hrackou -" ST.
Sedla 81 k psacimu stolku a
napsala tento list:
"Rozmyslila jsem 81 to. u
delete mi ma stredu klobouk
podobny tomu, iejz jsem pred
nekolika dny u Vas koupila a
ozdobte iej nejkrassimi krai-
kami, iez najdete; staroangli-
cke krajky byly by mi nejmi-
lejsi. Ma Gene mi nezalzei. Po-
zdravuje Vas oddana Yam
Lucienne Bernierova".
Lucienne zapecetila list, zar
zvonila a p%orucila komorne, "a
by odnesla psani ma postu.
Byla jedna hodina, kdyz
klara byla pc snidani. PAM
Thouretova nevratila Sc jeste;
mlada dlvka zavrela tudiz
kram a '-racela 81 S veselou my
ST. k stanici omnibusu, kde A
drien cekal.
"Dobre .jitro, Klaro!" oslo.
vii ii malir chvejicim sc hla-
sem.
"Dobre jitro, pane Adrie-
me-. Z
"Chcete mi podati rame? =
Neodpireite'm mi to, velice byste
mne tim zarmoutila. Coz mems
te duveru Ike mne?"
80, ano, duveruji vam", pra'
villa Klara a zavesila Sc V ramf
mladeho muze.
exam pujdeme?"
Exam chcete, pane Adrle'
me-.
"Prosim vas, Tikejte mi pr
tell - slovo pane" mi tax ci
re a chladne".
"Tedy kan chcete, prltell"
Adrien stiSkl meme ramt
mlade divky a pravil:
"Jest jiz pozde a dny jsol
kratke; nemuzeme iiti daleko
Nelibila by Sc YAM prochazk;
Boulognskym lesikem?"
"Libila by sc mi v2lice".
COBRA, p%roideme Sc tedy Il
sikem a pujdeme k obedu d.
Suresnesu. chcete?"
"Ved'te mne!" pravila Kla
IA $ usmevem. "Duv6ruji van
a rada pujdu vzdy, kan Dude
tie chtitl".
Omnibus dovezI mas parek
br:ane Maillotske, odkud sli d
leSiru.
"Klaro", pravil malir, kdy
kraGeli ruku V ruce slrokyr
stromofadim, "budeme brz
slaviti snatek, vid'te?"
"Brzy?" zvolala divka. =
"Vzdyt' Sc sotva zname!"
80, IMAM vas velmi dobfe!
uiistoval malir. este dobrt
lemnocitna a pracovita, a tor
ute 30 neznosti a lasce - Ii
sky Sc YAM nyni dostane; bud
vas stale mllOVdCl .
"Skutecne stale?"
"Ano. Neverite tomu?"
"Chci VAN v6riti. Zdate 5
mi byti dobrym a uprlmnym,
srdce me vabilo mne k val
hncd, jak jsem vas poprve sp;
trila".
Zaslechnuv poslednl tat
slova, V nichz bylo obsazen
vyZ>lani lasky, nahnul sc Z
driep k mlade divce, a sept;
il:
"Milujete nine, Klaro?"
Mlada divka skloniia uzarc
lou tvar "a pravila tichounce:
"Ano, Odriene, miluji vas
MaIfr sklonil Sc jeste nize
meme thlayince mlade delnlt
rty ieho do*kly Sc jejiho Gel
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-04-20
JAk ZIJE PRAHA A JAK
CESKY N K
(Pdvodni dopis cd zvlastniho
zpravodaje "Sveta" z Cesko-
slovenska.)
(DokonGeni.)

SlySel JSem o MICH slice mnO-l
no, ale chci Sc informovati pri-I
me u pramenn, abych mohl
podati obrazek mzdovych po-
merG pfesne.
Ma venkove zivot Sc nezme-|
nil mnoho cd tech dob, kdy ce-
sky venkov .jsem znal. Posled-
ne prodlel jsem delsi dobu ma
ceskem venkove pred dvaceti
lety. NavStivil jsem kraj po-
merne meme zamozny, ackoliv
ne Ease pills chudy. Haber-
sko, Caslavsko, Nemeckobrod-
sko a Jihlavsko neni mono
raditi mezi nejchudsi ceske
kraje, ackoliv neziji tn Tide
tax dobre, jake v polabskych
krajinach a v okoli prumyslo-
vych NEST. U mas sc mnoho
mluvilo o tom, .jak venkovsti
Tide 81 Ia valky znamenite po-
mohli. Neni to tax straSne. Tu
a tam 81 Tide zaplatili dluhy a
nejakou stovku, anebo tisicov-
ku ulozili, ale o millionove a
neb statisicove obnosy Sc ne
iedna, aspon he V k%rajinach,
ktere jsem navstivil. Dediny
naSe jsou trochu uhlednejSi
nez-li byly drive, ale pfece je-
nom v posledni dobe Sc mnoho
noveho nestavelo a mnoho ne
opravovalo.
v Kamene u Habru mne w.
pravovali o jedne vdove, re "a
valky naSetfila 100000 korun.
Hospodari ash ma 60 anebo 70
meficich. Nepochybne byla to
nejaka vyjimka, ponevadz jed
nalo sc 0 vdovu spofivou. Je-
den sedlak v sousednI vesnici
"a valky 81 pomohl znamenite-
il, nebot' dnes zakoupil cely
stack a pilu. Vlastnil dokon-
&c take diva domy V Praze, ale
zbavil Sc jich, ponevadz domy
dnes nevynaseji zcela niceho
vzhledem k malym rentum a
velkym DAMN. Penize Sc daily
vydelati hlavne ma dobytku a
kdo mohl odprodati "a vyso.
kvch cen nekolik kusu hoveZi'
no dobytka, anebo par dobrych
koni, nejakych par tisic mob.
uspofiti. Ia vsechny plodiny sc
platily ceny znacne vysoke, a.
le vzhledem k tomu, re "a val
ky i nyni je pfisna kontrola pre-
dele. media Sc mnoho prodava'
ii pod rukou "a ceny vyssi.
Venku Jest dosud znacna nou'
re 0 mouku, ponevadz Sc inlet
!. obili dosud kontroluie.
Chalupnici a mensi zemede
CT 81 ia valky mnoho nepomo.
hi. Snad nanejvyse zaplatili S
dluhy, ale dnes 100 korun do
sud pro ne znamena znacnJ
peniz. Je ma dedine pravidelnl
: nekolik dobfe situovanych Sc
dlaku, ale vzdy vetSi poce'
: takovych, kterym nevede 81
velkolepe, ami phi velkem PR
: cineni. Nouze isem slice nikdt
nevidel, ale soudim, re Sc vSu
de uskrovnuji. Ma Haberskl
Y venkovske divky dosud 81 phi
/, vydelavaji ~pletenim vlasovyci
: stick, cimz mohou vydelati as
10 az Is korun denne. Kdyb.
byli zem6delci "a valky nahro
madili takove jmeni, 0 jaken
Sc povida, sotva by sve divkl
nechali moriti takovou praci.
a Odhaduje Sc, re asi 80 me
G ric pozemku staci k snesitelne
e mu zivobyti. Pred valkou byl'
mnoho dobrych zemedelcu, KIT
/ ri TAX veikeho poCtu metric ne
nell. Pc %prevratu byli statkar
prinuceni, ably menslm zeme
delcum %pronajali mensi trakt,
pozemku, tax ably kazdy Z ma
lych zem6delcu obdelaval as
80 merle. III, kdoz nell 80 ane
a DO vice merle, nemohli 81 cinl
ii narokyk ma najem takovycl
pozemku Pozemky jsou nyn
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1921-09-21
Erwin Morrison Married

Erwin Morrison, son of Mayor and
Mrs. Frank Morrison, of West
Union, former Decorahians, was
married on Sept. /, and the Fay
cite County Union gives the follow
ing particulars which will interest
the many friends of the family here:
The announcement of the marriage
of Erwin A. Morrison of West Union
and Miss Jessie Blanch Higman of
Manchester was received in this city
last week. The date of the wedding
was last Thursday, Sept. l, and the
announcement was made by the
brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John
B. Higmau of Manchester. Mr. and
Mrs. Morrison left at once for Gar
ner, Iowa, where he is to be high
school teacher and athletic coach thi:
year, while she is also to teach II
| the school Of that city.
Mr.. Morrison, the son Of Mayor
and Mrs. Frank Morrison of IVES
Union, i, young man Of excep
tional talent and ability to accomp
Hsh things. He is within few
months of graduation from L. |. L,
having largely worked his wa
| through college by teaching and var
ious branches Of chautauQua work
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1921-09-21
T. J. Carolan Struck by Train

The large car being driven by T..
J. CaroIan from near Bonair was
badly damaged last Friday after
noon. He was crossing the railroad
tracks near the furniture factory
when his engine died. He saw the
approaching freight train from the
west but did not have time to start
the motor again. He jumped out
and tried to push the car by hand,
but as it was left in gear it could
not be moved. SO he got out OF
the way himself and the freight
locomotive struck the rear end of the
auto, demolishing the two hinc
wheels and showing the car ahead
and off the track so there was M
other damage done and nobody hur
as Mr.. Carolan was the only on'
in the auto at the time. An aut'
ambulance was called for and tn
Imaugled body of the car taken to tn
Cunningham hospital for repairs
Cresco Times.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1921-09-21
LIKED wEIsER AT WAUKON
Familiar Face of DecCrah Boy
Missed in Last Few Ball
Games.

The following from the Waukor
Republican and Standard twill b.
read with interest by the many
friends of Charles Weiser, Jr., who
played ball. with the Waukon team
this summer, and it shows the high
esteem in which this fine young mar
is held wherever he goes. At col
lege he is boosted in the same man
ner by all his associates, and there
must be a reason--for he is gentle
man all the time-~and his manly
department speaks for him at all
times. The Waukon paper says the
following:
"Chuck" Weiser of DEBORAH, who
has held down the position of short
stop on the Waukon base ball team
the entire season, was sadly missed
in the past couple of games as his
playing has been a feature of most
of the games played by Waukon
the past year. Weiser has gone
from DEBORAH for the college year,
but assured us that he would be
again ready to take up his place on
the Waukon team at the commenc-
ing of the season next spring.
Probably no man on the WauEon
team mad more friends and boosters
than did Chuck. With his "head
in the game every second" and play
ing fast quality of base ball. al
ways courteous and considerate, ne
made friends of ALL His presence
MS a member of the team inspired
many of the boys to give the best
they had every minute of the time
even if inclination might have sug-
gested something different, 1t IS
such clean, manly boys as Chuck
Weiser that are boosting the ma
tional sport TO a high plane Of clean
sportmanship and when his familiar
face again returns to Waukon next
spring he will be greeted by a host
Of enthusiastic admirers.
C. j., ST., father of "Chuck" is an
ardent base ball fan and his genial
face was seen at most of the games
IN the home grounds this season
and not only the base ball boys, but
The fans as we'll are strong in eX-
preston of their appreciation for the
fine spirit shown by the elder in
for the Waukon club.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1921-09-21

lcasb thew have the following; one
Eord Truck. value S655.5S; lumber
~ stands s699.s7; park insurance
$1,000; uniforms, $4,000.
Here is the complete statement O
the treasurer Of the oelwein Base
hall association issued this week
Expenses: Don Ross, s6o.4o. UNI
for,ns $4,000. Baseballs S275.2o'
pa;d visiting clubs $S,225.OO. Play
ars, salaries s11,287.O5. Players
oxnenses $4,000. Baseball bats
5Ssa Telephone s169.25. Tele-
graph s66.56. Tax and railroad pa
fare sSOS.16. War tax SSlO.fo,
EMPIRES $2S5.5O. Marshal SS4.Oo.
Mealey Hotel $7O.75. Warneke bros
s7oS.53. Packwood, photos Slz.oV'
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1921-09-21
COST OELwEIN BASE BALL
Statement Shows Total Expenses OF
Club This Season S1S,SS9.7O.

The following from the Oelweil
Iowan will give our local base bal
fans some idea what it costs to con-
duct a good ball team through the
season:
The Oelwein baseball team closed
a successful season with an enviabie
record ia the way of victorious
games, and with a few valuable as
sets in the treasury.
While there is not a great deal OF
cash on hand there are several SUD
stantiai articles to begin the season
on next year. In addition to the
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1921-09-21

Iowan Co. s14.2O. Waterloo Cou-
ia, zoe |. E. Hcag $4,000. A
Thorpe 1926. Times-Tribune eoc.
Insurance $4,000. Oelwein Regis
Tor $3.50. DIR. Boutwell, $500. o.
F. Thornburg $3.50. Screen for
stand 5000. Maillie & Boepke
s62.7 Jamison Campbell Co.
s172.74. Tickets S17.44. King q
Preston S414.10. Hausner d Will
kins 1919. Art Wright 5000.
Shin guards $500. Feltus hardware
s1L.2O. Total $1S,889.70. Receipts
in general both donations and from
games played. S1S,990.4S. Value OF
all assets $1,644.4S.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1921-09-21
MIS- Emma Moellstein Injured

Last Wednesdays Cresco Times
has the following item of news rela-
tive to an accident which befell
Miss Emma Woellstein, who former
" conducted a millinery store in
DEBORAH:
During the storm of Friday night
Miss Emma Woellstein got up to
close the windows at home and in
the dark made a misstep and fell
down stairs. She was picked up in
an unconscious condition. Aside
from the nervous shock and slight
bruises no serious results followed,
except being laid up for few days"
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1921-09-21

The following were elected officers
of the Luren Singing Society at a
recent meeting.
Presidential. Atkinson.
Vice President-John WOldum.
Secretary-A. A. Lee.
TTeasurer-Gust M0en.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1921-09-21
Moose Won From Prosper

The DEBORAH Moose base ball team
played a combination team, compos-
ed of Prosper and Mabel players,
at Freeport Sunday, and won the
game by a score Of to 5. Carl
Rygg was in the box for the Moose
and pitched fine game.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1921-09-21
Ont on 1000 MIC Auto Tour

Mr.. and Mrs. AL Brian and Mr..
and Mrs. C. KregeI, all of st. Paul,
were DEBORAH visitors last Thursday,
visiting at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. r. Bucknell. They were out
on a 1000 mile automobile tour
through Wisconsin.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1921-09-21
On Visit From MARYLAND

Gerhard Riste arrived last Thurs
day from Annapolis, Maryland, on a
visit to his father, Nels Riste. Ger
hard is in his last year at the
Annapolis Naval Academy, and has
about eight months left, when he
viii finish as a First Glass Mid
shipman. He has been at Annapolis
a little over three years.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1921-09-21
Meiser Bows to Princeton

Horace Weiser departs next week
10 resume studies at Princeton Uni
versity and will pursue a course in
commerce and economies His bro
ther Charles left two weeks ago to
enter Princeton, he having graduated
from Lawrenceville school at Law
renceville, n. j. last June.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1921-09-21

Try Our Want Column
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1921-09-21
CONGREGATIONAL Church

Subject next Sabbath morning,
"Who is This" and in the evening
aft Christ is not risen-when then"
The Sunday school will have social
at the gym with a program and light
refreshments.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1921-09-21
Cnttings 10 Toronto. Canada

Attorney and Mrs. E. w. Cutting
departed last Wednesday night for
Toronto, Canada, to attend the Sow
erign Grand Lodge of the Odd
Fellows in session in that city.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1921-09-21
~. selness on visit to Old Friends

SeneSS OH h7AN =" Wv
Former Supervisor Ole Seines1
came down from Gleuwood, Minn~
last week Tuesday night on business,
and 2 visit to old friends here. Mr..
Selpess moved from Hesper town
ship two years ago and has been
located on a fine farm of 24O acres
near Glenwood since. He tells US
that his crops were good this year
and as evidence of his corn crop he
brought with him several large ears
one a yellow corn called Minnesot;
10. and it was true to its name
as it was thirteen inches long. III
had other samples of excellent cor
with him also, the seed of whic.
he took with him from Winneshieb
He has about as acres of corn II
His farm is well stocked with cattl
also. -.
Mr.. Selness came here primari!
80 sell his farm near Hesper.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-08-13
To BroiI Cottage Ham.

Two pounds ham, l teaspoon su-
gar. water.
Let ham stand in cold water for
an hour and a half. Put in kettle
and cover with cold water. Add su-
gar and bring to the boiling point,
Simmer about an hour until tender.
Let cool in the water in which the
ham was cooked. This makes the
meat rather juicy. Ham boiled in
this way may be served sliced cold
with potato salad, sliced thin for
sandwich filing, chopped fine and
mixed with mayonnaise for sand
witch filing, or used in any way Or
binary cold boiled ham is used.
To BrOiI Cottage Ham.
Slice the meat very thin across
the ham. The slices should not be
more than Il inch thick Broil over
a hot bed Of Goals or under the
flame. Cook first on one side and
then on the other until the edges Of
fat are brown. or the ham can be
pan-broiled. Put just enough bacon
or ham fat in a spider to oil it even
~. When sizzling hot put in the
meat and cook first one side and
then the other until the fat IS
Drowned. Ham cooked this way may
he served with creamed potatoes, on
points OF toast with sliced tomatoes
and mayonnaise, on lettuce with a
slice OF pineapple, in a sandwich
with thin slices OF cold roast veal.
lettuce and mayonnaise, chopped
and used in omelets or tim bales.
Copyright, 1920
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-08-13
SISTER M4RY'S KITCHEN
RY SISTER MARY.

Use currants This fruit with a
tang gives just the necessary tone
TO the winter dinner or to the nice
cold drink in summer.
There are numerous ways Of pre-
serving them for winter use.
Spiced Currants.
Five pounds currants, four pounds
sugar. two tablespoons cinnamon,
one tablespoon allspice, one-half
tablespoon cloves. one cup vinegar.
Wash and stem currants. Cook
slowly for an hour. Add spices and
boil 90 minutes. Add sugar and
vinegar and boil 10 minutes. Pour
into sterilized jars and seal while hot.
Currant Conserve.
Four pounds currants, pounds
raisins, 4 pounds sugar. cup nut
meats, / tablespoon cinnamon, tea
spoons allspice. 1 teaspoon cloves.
Wash and stem currants. Seed
raisins. Put currants. raisins and su-
gar in preserving kettle with l cup
water. Bring slowly 10 the boiling
point and boil for thirty minutes.
Add nuts and spices and cook TWEEN
~ minutes longer. Pour into steril-
lied glasses and cover with paraffine
when cool.
Currant Juice.
Wash fruit but do not remove
from stems. Put in preserving ket-
tie and mash with a wooden potato
masher. Bring slowly TO the boiling
point and simmer for five minutes.
Put fruit in jelly bag and let drip
over night. Put juice in preserving
kettle and boil ten minutes. Pour
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-08-13
MINED PICKLES.

One gallon cucumbers, cut fine;
25c worth OF celery, cut fine; one
half gallon onions, cut fine; one head
Of caulifower. soak in salt water
over night. except celery: let drain
and scald in weak vinegar until they
become light in color, then drain
again.
For the dressing gallon
vinegar, let come to a boil; two cups
sugar. two cups -four, one-fourth
pound Of mustard; two cents worth
Of tumeric Stir in a paste. then
pour into vinegar until il thickens;
then pour this dressing over pickles
and can. This makes about two gal
Ions.
MRS. ALBERT RHOADES,
Nftaa Mich
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-08-13

into sterilized cans and seal while
boiling hot. Sugar can be added
when the juice is needed.
Four tablespOOnfuls OF currant
juice, , tablespoonfuls Of raspberry
juice. 1 tablespoonful of sugar and
l cup Of ice water make a very re-
freshing drink.
FOur-FTuit jelly.
Two quarts currants, quarts
raspberries. quarts cherries. .
quarts Strawberries. measure for
measure Of fruit juice and sugar.
HUH Strawberries and heat to ex-
tract juice. stone cherries, preserv-
ing juice that is lost in stoning. Heat
and crush 10 extract juice from fruit.
Pick over currants and raspberries
and heat separately TO extract the
juice. Mix the fruit and strain
through a jelly bag. Use cup for
cup of sugar and juice Mix juice
and sugar in preserving kettle and
boil for thirty minutes. skimming
frequently. Try the jelly on a cold
plate. When it sets it is done. Pour
into sterilized glasses and cover with
paraffine when cold.
The next time you decide to have
ham sandwiches or cold boiled ham
for luncheon try cottage HON.
These little hams aren't really
ham at all, but are pieces of pork
free from bone that have been cured
In exactly the same way ham is. y
cottage ham usually weighs from a
pound and half TO three pounds
and sells at a reasonable price and
contains no waste.
The meat is delicious boiled or cut
I'm very thin slices and broiled.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-08-13

Take a good sized dish OF cold
boiled potatoes. (run through food
chopper or grated. a cup Of bread
crumbs. . eggs. salt TO taste and just
enough -four 10 make the dumplings
hold together Mix and mold with
the hands into small balls.
Drop into sailed boiling water.
Cook for about 90 minutes. When
done cut the dumplinEs in halves.
place on "a platter. Have ready sew
eral slices of bread cut in small
cubes and fried brown in butter.
place the crumbs over the dump
inEs. They are also excellent eaten
with roast and brown gravy.
MRS T. 7. RAABE.
40 T.. Bowman 81.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-08-13
SALMON LOAF.
Good Hot or COld.)

One can salmon, four tablespoons
Of melted butter. salt and pepper TO
taste, two eggs we'll beaten, one cup
crumbs.
Drain liquor from salmon and pick
in small pieces. Add other ingredi-
ents. mix well and mold in long
narrow loaf. To the liquor add one
cup milk, two tablespoons melted
butter one tablespoon cornstarch,
one egg and salt to taste. Boil up
wei, pour over loaf and bake one
half hour. Remove loaf TO platter
and garnish with parsley and thin
slices Of lemon
MRS. DELBERT MARKER,
Mishawaka, Ind.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-08-13
POLICE PROBING
BOMB EXPLOSION

ST. PAUL, Mimi. Aug. 12.-Bomb
explosion about 1 a: m. today wreck
ed the front porch OF P. c. Norland-
ers home here.
Six persons were asleep IN the
house but none was injured. Nor
lander Is a general contractor and
member OF the building employers
association. Five men we're seen 70
drive away from the neighborhood
in an automobile shortly before the
explosion. This ia the sixth similar
explosion that has occurred IN the
twin cities in the last few months.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-08-13
ONE DOZEN CREAM PUFFs.

one cup boiling water. one-half
cup butter, one cup pastry -four,
three large eggs. Put the water and
butter in a saucepan until It begins
TO boil. then put your -four IN the
sieve and shake it carefully in the
butter and hot water: it will make
a thick mush. Cool this. Add the
eggs unbeaten one at a time, and
beat it thoroughly and after eggs are
added beat IL five minutes; drop
spoonfuls on a buttered tin some dis
lance apart Bake cakes about one
half hour in quick oven. Fill them
with whipped cream
MISS LOUISE FOX,
New Carlisle, Ind.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-08-13

cut up the chicken. wash and dir
IN -four. brown I'm hot fat cover with
boiling water. add pepper. salt and
ore carrot and one onion Z liked
Cover kettle so all the flavor Will be
retained. simmer until tenler. II an
Old fowl 70 viii take two or three
hours When almost tender add one
cup OF rice or drop in dumplings 10
minutes before serving. DO not re-
move the cover after the dumplings
are in or they viii be heavy.
MRS. MELVIN HALVERSON.
eO4 =. Union SO. MiShawaka
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-08-13
FIREMEN CLOSE
STATE MEETING

ANDERSON. Ind. Aug IA
banquet attended by more than 400
firemen. dinner for their wives and
daughters and theater parties were
closing features OF the first day OF
the annual convention OF the Indiana
Firemen's association here. Despite
rain a large parade took place late
today.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-08-13
Receives s. For Filled Cab
bage Suggestion in News
Times Contest.

Mrs NJ r. LaPlace. ~ n. Hill
e.. was awarded the first prize Of 50
FOR writing what was considered the
best food recipe Of the week. The
next hve prize winners. the awards
amounting 90 s. each. are as fol-
lows. Mrs. Geuetta 81. Miller, 9Oz
S. Union ST.. Mishawaka; Mrs Har-
old kreps. 1905 5. Ninth ST., South
Bend. Mrs r. J. Raabe, 40 r.
Bowman ST.. South Bend. Miss Min
mic Schafer. r. u. 80. z, south
Bend. and Mrs Melvin Halverson,
JO4 $. Union 81. Mishawaka.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-08-13
NV CoRN FRITTERs.

To cups grated or finely sliced
sweet corn. add I tablespoon flour
and one beaten egg. Season with
salt and pepper. Drop into deep
hot fat and fry until well Drowned
ON both sides. Serve with or with
ont syrup.
Mrs. HOWARD KREPS,
1905 s. 9th ST.