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UTS EVEKIftQ ITOIALD, AIBUQTJESQTJE, H. 11. SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 21, 1914.
77. Evening Herald.
Published he
Th Evening llrrald. In.
1 . . r v . H Y.illlant. Mrtnnirr.
I", lmna Johnson, Kdilor.
Official rf r fir ih cur (
Aliiuiiierque.
Published aver afternoon et
rrpl unlnv, at 111 North MaCoad
Hi eel, All.u.Ufr'jim, N. M.
Kntered ntt srond-clns matter
t t h jiostoffii at Albuquerque,
N M , under (ha Act til March I,
1171.
month by mall or carrier. tOc
Ona vievk by carrier lie
tn year by mall or carrier
la advance II tt
Telephones 117 and It.
vow iii, tor in-: good?
'I lit' mi in .if four h ii ii J r ihI thousand
I'.'Mix him I n uside for Inline-
iluiii- i i' ii'liiuri- li the Santa Ft'
i.hIhh) oiiuny In the lonsiriiillon
ol pull of its onli oi,l.it-d two mil
lion iloll.ir shop intension In Altiu-
iii riir. The ai'iti-ial manager of the
S.i mi n Ki' system made thla statement
yi'Hlorilny In .llMiiii-riiie to a leading
i.iikiimhk imin. It In understood an
iMiini n, roundhouse will be the Ural
buiMing erected.
The Keoeral iii ii i ii k-r ol the Hunla
K,. i. light to know whut hn la talking
iiiioiii: uml he seems to talk pretty
iiiiiily.
tti' iittuiilly foiilxl a cuuide of men
In In Ik rlty thla week who said they
ilolu't lielirv" the Santa Ke company
na going 'o atari work on Ita new
hhopa thla year.
Thla ought to hniil him for while.
Ait the Herald him aald before, you
don't I i 1 1 I two million dollnr railroad
ahi.i in one afternoon while you are
t ext Inn. The time that hna elapsed
riii ... the atrrurln of the aite here It)
iinthlim tin ri-usona lilts when one con
noli r the magnitude, of the Improve
ment find the tie. eiwwirj uinaluking
i ,iui i. hi in getting atarted right.
We hiive II "low down" that the
Mania Kc rullrond company need
three nhopa. Their completion will
lie K matter of economy notwlth
stiinditig the ImmenMt outlay. The
operation or the rullrond la actually
huiiilliiiiH-d by the lui'k of theae
shop.
It iloean't lake n motor trurk to
ill iw the inference I hut If the railroad
'oiiipiiiiy neeile the elmpa 11 la going
to time them without unnecessary du
ll. .
mi: m:iu ii ion kkiio.
It would aeiin eheer nonaenae to
hm ml any time In diwunalng nothing,
mid jel in one aenae of the word thut
i:- ix. oily whitl aiiemiata ar doing
in their effort to discover abaolute
io in the flelda of meteorology.
nil ua now umleratood la a reta
in i- H I to and Intllratea 2 degreea be
low the fn inline point upon the Kuh
n lilii il ihermoineter. or enactly frces
init. ui'iording In the centigrade sys
tem. Hut I'roleaaor Von Onnea of
i . . 1 1 -. who him heen spending hla life
uml i-niiKM'H in experimenting with
ili'tin ca ol told, tt-lla the world that It
h.in fur (nun auoreeded In finding ah
soliil,. mldm-hs In I he doulila
hoi her an. h u condition la to be
loiuiil upon I his gloht, or thut It ever
existed In ru even lit the eluciul per
iod To Una man the antii regions are
.o- the ill-mil or the tropica, und with
lino one roiild warm hla handa by a
hunk or he or cook a meul with an
li eli. ig aa a range. Zero, he declarea,
r present 271 degreea lielow preaent
i : miKludi' xero. and 4"l Im-ow thut of
I'lihnnheii. TIiuk when those ol
.V.rih Oiikoia or the far northwest
l.iiin in iligreea lielow ua "aoine
went her." they are riullv enVing.
i .iinp.irutiel apeukmg. the breath of
the simoon or the lumea of tho al
loc I o.
V.1I1 onnen in rerttiin Unit ahaolute
i . 1 1 1 exist lotiiewheie. though It may
n sidereal iokioiib uloim thut It l
l,i I,,, roiiinl. He wishes to succeed III
Iiih iiu at in order to lie uble to llipiifv
iiiiiiiioi. nl. i,h la ii i'oiiipoiienl or Hit
r .hi uml iiiio (oine ilav be iliai'oven d
n i din t in Hi.
t hile the piofenxor him been the
li . i,., i lit of the Nolii I pr e for hl
pi iKi veiuni e und ai Inevenn nta, and
on iioelion.ihly ilvmrvm It. it la to be
hoped that the eiu whKh he aeekn
will only be ilK.intnd by artllniul
me. i ua. The ifftet of extreme fold
upon the, human ayatem l alinilur to
that of heit. and If the acio in nutur
wi re to come upon uk mankind would
i ruiiihle tiy powder it InllnitDdinul
inirni'M. I
JOU lit UNO.
Aa in everything eUe, frrlglllklity
fiiunta in hunting Job..
A w yrai uiso a manager for t
!,mIf aiidilory and hurneaa cult
run ot hia Job and wanted another
In the mini' line -r W"' e-ld
,i l ine a.leiii' iin "t in ft Journal
l,iiiely read by ll.e auddle and harnea
limla. Thla advertlaemeiit rerlted th
Mppltcaiil a nual.ficetlona. hla paC.
record and hla expectation aa in eal
ary. Though I he advertlaemeiit roat
hint more than I7S. H ""
4I,..., h .f I lire offtii at a i oinp
Hon 10 per cent hlaher thim the phi'
from which he had been dihinied.
A atreel faker who had de lib d to
gel Into aotticthing Icaa nomndlc hit
IndLinapolia in the middle of winter
Inking for n Job. He (pent two weekn
in iniiulry that proved fruillen. Thin
he went lo the proper rlty oflhlnl und
aecured a (Heel fnker'a Ihenae lo
woik on a ceri.iln atreet.
Hv following hm fuker liuiba he
iMin had plenty c' Ipnrera. Unl In
Hleiid of Irving to (ell anything he
nuked ecr hotly who liatened for a
Job. The tlral dny iliiln'l net him any
tiling, but before noon of the aeroitd
day he had been offend employment
ua auctioneer. He accepted, and l
mill In that bnalneaa. making money.
A country boy went o an Ohio town
to look for work. It wna hard to find,
and he wna compelled to accept the
Job of rtiiRlng a bell In front of
cheap eating honae for hla iihiiIh He
ohaervetl that If antiody wna attract
ed by tho hel ringing hla next move
would be to read the menu, whlth
wan (hulked nn a amnll blackboard
propped up agulnnt the building.
Kioni thla the !o evolved u plan to
better hi'lotelf. He won the confl
dence f,f a Hint) painter and had a aign
painted which read: "I am a tountr
boy out of n oik. Who will give me
a Job?" He took thla aign, and alter
lunch borrowed the reataurunl keep
era Itcll and alood on the curb and
rang II. I'naaeraby noticed the boy
und Ihe aign, and tt wnan'l long until
a dairyman had given the outh era-
pMymrnl. ,
! IV Kit MM KMT I'l.AMH I ITI.KM.
tIIII THAIMIMG.
With the co-operation of the Na
tional Municipal league and other or
gunlxutlona long Inlereated In the
problem of education for litlxenahip,
the I'nited St uteri bureau of duiil-
tlon In undertaking a comprehenaive
ntuily or the whole problem of civic
educutlon. The work will he under
the linnit (liutr direction of Mr. Arthur
W. Ihinn. now of New York, who
made for himaelf a national reputu
tlon aome year ugo by hia work on
thia aubject in the public achoole of
lndiiinapolia.
In Ihia field of activity the govern
men! bureau of education hupea to
do officially and ayatematically what
hit heretofore been attempted by a
number of orgunliationa working In
dependently. Many c. Ic aaaoclutlonH
throughout Ihe I'nited Ktnte huve
been ugiluling in hehnlf of education
for cltlaenahlu; valuable reaulla have
been obtained: and many communllle
have made Important experiment In
Improving citixenahlp through the
(choot --unit-through "Titlur agent lea.
The bureau will aeek to co-ordinate
theae hitherto aeparate effort; to
bring co-operation where Independent
action ha prevailed; to make known
everywhere Ihe reaulta of civic educa
tion ao fur accompllahed, und to for
mulate a count r tu the plan for defi
nite work In thla Important field.
One of the moat prenaing problem
in citixenahlp educutlon la thai of
properly equipped leucltera. There
are few teuthera that huve had the
reitilalte apeclal training. It will be
one of the vital tueka In the new work
to find out what tan be done to truin
men und women, whether already In
the at rvh e or Junt preparing to tent h,
for the definite reaponalbilltlea and
poaaibilitlea of direct Instruction In
clllxenahp.
I'reaent method of leuchng civic
will be curerully Invent ixaled Wheth
er it I (Ufllclent thut children ahould
know how the preaident la elected, or
th il they ahould be able to recite Ihe
c-.tnalitutlon; lo what extent modern
wxiul und civic iiueationa clean
Hi recta, pure water, milk aupply, fire
rotet tlon, mean of trannportutlon.
cu-operulion, aufTruge, divoiHe, etc.
are to be conaltlcred. Theae are the
or! of intention lo which the new
corps of nit cHtiualor w ill have to
give me attention.
Spettal eft". ,lt will tie mude In re
pot t the muny attempta on the purl
of prom-t-xi.lv e conimunlllea In give all
bool auhjeci a more definite civic
value Jn Kuuaaa City, Kan, for ex
ample, the chemistry cou'ae in Ihe
high achool I In effect a course in
practical tivic such thing at water
and milk annlyai. with their lgnlrl-
uhe In community life, are t-mphu-
ixed, und high (t hool atudent serve
In the municipal laboratories Cleve
land It-ui he munit lpal problem in
the biologv course. lndlanapoll has
a course In "community arithmetic"
in the elementary schools. Vocation
al education and achool hygiene b- n
,.ve civic phase ( Immenae Import
ance. These and other practical mat
ter in cllixenship training will b
carefully examined.
In annouoiiiig the bureau new
work Commissioner Claxtnn point
out thut in Ihe larger aenae all edu
cation la really education for citixen
ahlp; that not only la rltUenahip
training co-extenalv with effective
education in general, -but that "Ihe
finaj Juatiritation of public taxation
for public education lie in the train
ing of young people for cliuenshtp."
l-uoii nuroiiMA.
following m year whist featur waa
an economic disaster In Ihe form of
a killing fmat, aoul hern California la
now being flooded every week by pour.
Ing. deluging. Inundntlna. (wumplng
rain whhh nr washing the on hard
away, destroying fancy home and
eatntca, btirallng storm water drain.
ruining atreet and covering th Na-!)
lion I'Imv ground with a coaling of '
yellow mud.
We ayinpnthixe with (out hern Cull
rornlu. Thin I too much like rubbing
It in They are an Indomitable aet
of boosti is out there, however, and!
the Hoilthland may be expected lo
emerge from It bath a smiling a
ever.
Meanwhile no sinqly do appreciate
the goiilun sunshine and Ihe clean, ex
hilarating dryneaa of New Mexico.
We eotil.l us ouite a lot of that Call
forma rain water on our form with
out Impairing the ell mat a particle..
However, Ihe farmer In th valley of
the Nile of America ahould worry.
He I Independent of rain, and rec-
rd breaking .now. on the watershed
promise plenty of water fur Irrigation
in the rippling Itio (Irxnde thla aprlng
THK MKillT Ul WIIKKIiM.
The history of the evolution of lo
comotion aa well an Infinity of other
t tulle of the keenest Interest could
all be centered In Ihe wheel.
Without wheels we ahould have no
watches, no aleeilng at sen. W
should be una hie lo utllUe Ihe water
falls n motor forte, nor ahould we
have hundred of other thing of the
utmost attraction and utility.
All our modern clvlllxatlon ha
come lo ua on wheels. All Wu know
u bout other countries, all Ihe com
merce we have established throughout
the world and our mean of wealth
w owe to the wheel. It I difficult
lo Imagine what the world would
com lo If auddenly ull wheel van
ished from our mlds! No war, no
famine, no revolution could be one
hundredth part ns effectual In putting
u back centuriea aa the luck of
w heel.
The romance of wheel hug gone,
never to return nguln. Wheeia are
now looked upon merely u aceea
sorie. whirling Indifferent Iv, faster
and faster, hut practically ignored.
Ml AUK TIIKY ALU AI4i IIAMDITS.
The recent performance of General
I'ancho Villa In abootlng down in cold
blood a weulthy English ranchman
who wu ao audat lou aa to proleal
aguinsl the nil .atlon of a million dol
lar ealale ought to lie a pretty convinc
ing demonstration of Ihe futility of
talk of a "constitutional government"
In Mexico. Villa hna proven that he la
the prise bandit and murderer of the
whole bunch; und the line of demure-
l hm tsMweew fedeittla and rebel 4
a hair-line, ao far aa respect tor law
or order or humanity I concerned
The I'nited dates la not In an enviable
position in the role of moral support
er of the cuuae of ('arrant..
Politics in Poety
lly K. E. Riser.
"I cannot vote your ticket," said
Ho
ratio lexter'a wife;
"I possian no wish, my darling, to en
gage in futile strife.
Hut I cannot vole vour ticket kindly
make, a note of that
Kor I was born in Dixie, and dad was
a Democrat.
i
"I have studied men and measure,
and I think I understand:
We will have a higher standard when
the women rule the land.
Ilixaca shall no longer sway us. we've
made up our mind to that:
Hut 1 cannot vote your tltket; daddy
waa a Democrat.
"Principle Instead of parly ahall be
come our rule and guide;
Old. moth-eaten prejudice we Intend
to thrust aside;
We will have no niosabaek aiwler and
no ailly standing pal:
Hut I can't support your ticket, f'r
dud wu a Doguocrat.
Ienrest. I reaped your Judgment,
and I'm glad to be your male;
You
For
Hut
hnt virtue that should cuuae
you lo be named among the
great;
I wan born in Dixie, and dad wa
a Democrat."
I'll have to vote agalnat you let
that trickle through your hut
LITTLE BENNY'S
NOTEBOOK
' " 1-r-ri rAI r-'
YE8TIDDAY aftlr supplr I (tuck
my fliiglr in the appel pie wen
thawt nolaiddy waa looking, pop
looking without me knolng It and ho
ed terry lowd, lleer, heor.
Sir. I sed. Hiking my finglrs -erry
kwlck. i"' Ihene anotnalles under th a
You will pleexe reman In th umptlon of Imperfect Icoatatlr ad
house tonlt. yung man. aed pop. IJuaimeiit, vertl-nl heterogeneity of
preevyu Intrnahln and ingagements ,lh crust, and vnriatlon f depth of
to th kontrary. .eompenaatltin Th geologic rel.
O pop I aed I 'Ion suggested by Ihe map show ing
You herd ii, ultermaylum, aed
pop, go up In ihe setting room and
do yure leaslns. I
I did my It-saln. I sed.
Then do the in agen, aed pop, a
In twlae- dui. I weitn X In th hook,
O. O. I .ed. and went up In th .
setting room and opined my hlatory '
i.u.b .,., , ,. . ... ....
naole. .nj . f-- .i'T.. ' ..T. . L" .
I liar waa a nolx out
!n th streat.
-
JABS
I IJ IN
IK" TUB I'OWKU or th Dollar
keep on shrinking, the aubject of
a terrirylng cartoon by King In the
Chicago Tribune. A Consumer Ii
aeen carrying In a bushel banket full
nf coin to buy a two-Inch beefsteak;
a kind pedestrian drop a (hovel full
of dollar llilo a blind man hat, urg
ing him to go buy a cup of coffee;
a wngon load of money la used hy
weight lo pay the rent and you hav
to drop a tomato ran full of coin Into
th telephone alot In use the long
distance. (Vmfuftlng.
our language seems quit contrary
itecaune ll'a Inconaident. very;
S maM fruM 1. . I a a. . I a lnl
o man fron ,, no, , h,.
C'hrlatlan .wvtence Monitor,
)
A man from Sweden I a Swede
Hut a man from Ceylon I not a need.
Houston Dally Post.
A man from New York a New
Yorker,
And a man from Troy a Trojan,
riot he from Cork I no corker.
Nor he from Am boy a mho Jan.
Birmingham Age-Herald.
It a guy from Spain Ii called a Span
iard The man from Maine must be a Man
yard. Mutator Strabiamug.
From Norway come the
Hlontl Norwegian;
Hence, from De Moines.
The loweglan. '
IT 13 MAID there are now over II.
000 publication In the U.'.lled KUtc
Some day we'll have to take a. Uy
off and read them.
A MAN wu arrested In Texa for
breaking Jail forty year. ago. What'
th use?
O-
FASHION NOTK Mr. De I.uge
Cropper, the celebrated emotional ac
tnrlne appearing In the aeneatlonal
proble-.n play "Half-past Sex" ha. hud
her career cut hort
L,I KK McLuke any that tha skele
ton In the closet generally wear a
akolu
AFTBR A 14-year-old Prince ha
had one experience at puppy love alio
Imagine that th !tory of Her Life
would atartl th world.
V, i", , , ,-,, in i n , -d c.
and wnt was It but my cuxxln A (tie
yelling for me to kum out, saying,
llelo, llenny, helo, Denny.
Aftlr Artie had yelled, llelo Benny
alaiut IS time pop ruttlled his paplr,
nnd aftlr Artie hud yelled It about
10 times, pop ef. For th luv of
peeco and hominy, go to the frttnt
wjjid.gand tellJhat 0 horse powlr
eiijln of noir.e you kan go out.
Wich I did, leenlng out the Jnd
stoury frunt w lndo and saying. I kant
kum out
Wy not. aed Ar', and I aed, O. no
spe.hil reesln.
Then T went back and startld look
ing at the hlstery book agen. tern
Ing to anuthlr page bekau l was
tired of looking at that page, and
prilty soon thsre--aa anuthlr noise
out frunt and what waa It but Tud
Plinpkinn yelling for me, saying. O
Henny, O, llenny, keeping It up till
pop sed. Kunfownd It. wat in this, a
preer ranged pint.
No sir, I sed. its Puds Slmklna.
Well, let him yell his kust Iron
lungs out. sed pop, and startld to
leed agen, and Jest then Johnny
Wlllson. wlch I cood tell him hy his
voice, awn akkount of him having
the low deal volt e of eny of the fcllo.
startld lo yell, oo hoo, Henny, oo hoo.
Henny, and I'udn Slmklna kepp awu
yelling, o. llenny, (1, Henny, and
both of them togethlr malt a prilty
lowd noise awl rite.
Aftlr they had bin yelling about
i mtnlta. yelling lowdlr eetch inlnit.
pop sed. Benny.
Sir. I aed.
Oo out and tell that aggergayshln
nf side sho barkers they are luner-
tlcks. and tlont you dare to kum bark
agen. aed pop.
Yea air. I sed. and got my cap
from undlr the sofer and went out.
and Pinls Simkln aed. Are you deft
or wat. weve bin yelling out heer for
about an hour, and I sed. Have you.
TIIF. KHTII H IMTFTUOH ,
ItlrXailM tilt SPECTLATIOM
A strictly clentflr contribution to
knowledge. In the form of a discus
sion of some nr th result incidental
to Ihe trlHngiiihiion work don by
Ihe Coast and fiodtle survey. I
I presented by ( !r.,v Karl Gilbert, of
the I'nited State geological i.irvey.
I in a horl paper on th "Interpreta
tion of Anomullc of Gravity." re
cently published by th geological
'survey aa oart C of Profeaalonal Pa.
per (S.
After stntlnu th annmallea of
gravity, which nr also expressed
graphically on the map of the I'nited
State accompanying th paper. Mr.
Ollber, discusses th Interpretation
(,,- poaiapiiie U'Siriiiuiion oi in an
omalies are next vet forth.
Th apeiuhttiv natur of thla
dent If ic cm rib ul Ion I well ex
pressed by Mr. Gilbert In th few-
sentence that Introduce th section
diacuanlng Interpretation hy nurleal
h,,,r''''nelty:
'nnr rth I. the Inallrnaht
Mai ground of the Imagination. Onee
nr h' ho"'. P"-n Of di-
em'ij,,iii si.irii
I Jiter Symmea
vast habitable
hnHa fril
t
THE SOLAU PLEXUS
By TON lONSOJf.
finch I-ock.
When ended la tho daily grind
A Wearied gent
Turna homeward, but. alas, to find
Th cook ha went.
Pittsburgh Poat.
And mor than that, tu find a much
Distracted dame
Who tell him (don't It beut th
Dutch!)
The gocfla hsve came.
Boston Transcript.
Put wifey always find way.
You can bet.
And ere we reach another dny
All haa et. Fallow, Nevada.
i
t
on wifey we ahould not reflect
A single lick;
Unl followed then a strange effect
They've all took aick.
THKY SAY there' money In rain
ing alligator In Florida; but then run
II, th ordinary man doesn't even
know ihe right Hm of year lo plant
alllgutora.
CAHNKOIK Is another fi.Ouil.uuO
nearer dying poor but he has a lung
ways to go yet.
O-
IF JOHN 111'I.L merely Bay, "I'm
nupprised." und threatens to ship
Mexico on th wrist, we shall give up.
WK KNJOY IT When on of
our leading Saalety Queens fluffs by
with all null set and nose at en angle
of seventy-five degreea and attimp.
her toe on a wart In the pavement.
WHAT we never could understand
Is how anyone could think he has l
work harder than we t!o. They all
do.
HOW OLD 18 Ihe I'nlverse? sol
emnly asks one of our valued ex
change Personally our memory I
Indistinct on the mutter but we know
a number of ladies in Ihe city who
might answer t'.. question.
HOLD HARD would you strike an
Invalid, mudain?
AltOl'T TIM 10 l end this Vlllu-ny.
O-
HF.FKRIUNU to the Mex. U. and
nut of course to thia Colyum.
THI.-t. however, being a good place,
surtorlully speaking, tu clothes.
-, i", r en , , -,--, a n r ,i n ril
empire, concave like the world of
Koresh. Science now claims exclu
sive title but hold It chiefly, for
speculative purposes, and the free
dom of speculation practically ro
ognltes but two limitations: The In
ner earth Is dense, and It Is rigid.
As to all other properties opinion la
untrammeled.
'"It Is my own vTcwUmt' the Inner"
part of the nucleus Is not merely hot
but very hot. If th law of com
pression by pressure and Ihe law of
expansion by heal, as we know- them
at Ihe surface, apply equally to th
tiucleua. then the mean temperature
of the earth must be enormous In
order to afford a mean density so
low as 6 . An enormous tempera
ture Implies an enormous store of
heal."
00000000
j Indian-Meal Doughnuts I
ImlUn-Meal Huugliiiula.
Threl-fourlhs cup milk.
1 4 cups very fine whit corn meul.
I 1-4 cups wheat flour.
One-fourth cup betler.
Three-fourth cup sugar.
3 eggs well beaten.
I teaspoon cinnamon.
3 teaspoon baking powder.
I level teaspoon salt.
Put milk and meal Into a double
boiler and heat together for about 10
minute. Add Ihe butter and augur
lo th meal. HI ft together the wheat
dour, baking powder, cinnamon, and
aalt. Add these and th egg to the
meal. Holl out on a well-floured
board; cut Into the desired shapes;
try In deep fsl; drain and roll In
powdered sugar.
Torn meal, because It requires long
cooking. Is ecullarly adaptable for
preparation In Ihe tireless cooker.
SEVERE POiasiCIBIT
CI t!rs. OtppeQ, f Tit Tears'
SUi&z, ReHettf Ij C&rrliiL .
Mt. Airy, N. C Mm, Sarah M. Oiai
Prll ol this town, tav: " guiiertd lot
live year wtiri womanly trouble, ahvo
slomach trwibleg, and my punishment
u mora Iran toy one could tcli.
I tried most every kind of medicine,
but none did me eny good.
I read one day about Cardul, the wo
man's tome, and I decided to try it. I
had not taken but about ttr. bottle, until
I wat almost cured. It did me mors
rood than all the other medicines I had
tiicd, put together.
A'y friend bean iiVIng me why I
looked so well, and I touf them about
Cardui. Several are now taking il."
Da yon, lady reader, tifter from any
Ol the ailment due lo womanly trouble,
inch at headache, backache, tidesche.
Heeplctsncst, and that CvciUttingly Lied
feeling?
II to. let in urre you to give Cardul i
trial. We Icel consent It will help you,
1ut at It tuts a m:iiioa oilier women in
ue past hail century.
ri?lri taking Cardul to-day. You
Won't lfTet M. AJ (UuigitU.
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1iMat nx Wm' w d SIMM. tC iw
Also, like sll finely divided foods
which are conked In water, It can
easily be brought In a uniformly high
temperature, and there Is no danger,
a there Is In cooking large pieces of
meat, for example, that some parts
will be cool when the food I put Into
th rooker. Th large amount of
water with which II la combined 1
also of advantage, for water hna a
very high specific h'-ut. and for thl
reason cools off comparatively slowly.
In cooking corn meal In the flreless
rooker, i hours at least should be al
lowed. A recipe for corn meul mush made
In the ilrelesa cooker Is as follows:
I cup meal.
I teaspoon tU.
4's cups water, milk, or milk rnd
water.
Mix the Ingredients and bring Ihetn
to Ihe boiling point. I'lace Ihe pull
In the cooker and leave for from 5 to
It) hour. If th pall holding the
mush Is aet Into another pail of hot
water before being placed In th
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You are cordially invited to open a checking ac
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