Show FOR BREAKFAST APPETIZING WILL Rice TABLE TITBIT THAT APPRECIATE ALL Rorrldge the Children Eat With Protect— French Muffine a i ond Courae— Lemon Blaculta Have Piquancy of Flavor eut FIBES KE‘ANY years MONEY preserved exRice Sicily also furnishes numerous Porridge — Place pound of rice Into three quarta of boilamples of fires which have been kept ing water and let It stand until the burning for long lengths of time This rice has softened Into a Jelly Add to le a custom of the vendetta and symthis a quarter pound of oatmeal mixed bolizes the fire of vengeance which with water and stir It well In Add the wronged Individual will not extin also about an ounce of finely chopped gulsh until the death of his enemy has r onion At the trial of a ounce of bacon fat or seen recorded he not long ago In Palermo butter salt and pepper to taste and boll all together In a double boiler )wned to having kept the fire In his stirring every little while until done lome burning for thirty years In the arctic regions where the na If desired the quantity of oatmeal may be larger This porridge will be Lives use nothing but oil for fuel and found to be an agreeable change from have great difficulty in obtaining wood the usual ones and children who have or timber it Is economical to retain The tired of the plain oatmeal or rice the flame as long as possible Laplanders frequently act on this usually take to It with zest Real French Mufflne— Put an ounce Theory and one traveler says he has of butter In a saucepan with half a seen one tiny firs carried about in a pint of milk and warm slowly Beat bucket which hud not been extinfour eggs until they are frothy and guished for fifteen years At Sarahad in Persia sacred fires add them to the milk To this mixture add a medium sized cake of yrast are preserved from year to year and on penalty of death which has been dissolved In warm war not extinguished ter and then stir In very gradually a There a Blngle flame has been kept quart of flour Butter well the muffin burning for 100 years as an appreciapans pour each about half full and tion of a service rendered the grand set In a warm place to rise When vizier by a Parsee trader While in well rlseji bake lightly In a modern Barahad exchanging wares this mer‘An appetizing oven discovered method to serve chant accidentally a plot Is to pull them apart while they are against the grand vizier and by anvery hot place a generous piece of nouncing It saved the life of the offl butter In each and put on the table at Clal And although the Persians are once Never cut them as to do so faithful Mohammedans and detest the makes them heavy belief of the flreworshlpers the grateLemou Biscuits — Into three and a ful shah ordered the fire to be mainto tained half pounds of flonr rub one pound of this Parsee butter mix in one and a half cupfuls of sugar and when the whole Is absoSHOWS GROWTH OF LONDON lutely smooth add eight drops of lemon essence a teacupful of honey water to sufficient thick a milk form and After breaking the dough dough smooth divide It into pieces about the size of a walnut flatten and cut out with a biscuit cutter and bake till lightly colored in a moderate oven Serve cold when they are delicious and keep In a tin canister Dublin Rocks Take half a pound of sweet almonds pick out eight of them bleach them cut them Into strips then throw them into rose or orange water till wanted put the rest of the almonds into a mortar with six bitter ones and pound them to a paste with add of brandy a dessertspoonful gradually two ounces of powdered sugar and four ounces of sweet butter pound the mixture until It looks very white set it in a cold place to stiffen dip two spoons Into cold water and with these form the paste 'Into pieces the size and shape of an Pile these In a glass dish In a egg rocklke form and ornament with stripes of angelica the almonds which were first put aside and a little myrtle Sufficient tor a small dish HIS Good Evidence THOUGHT SECOND Artist In PreferAccepted Destitution ence to 8ale of Hls Precious Works of Art t Destitute In a hour full of masteran and unknown pieces penniless old man who began life as a chimney became a sculpsweep and eventually tor has died In a sordid lodging at Ivry a Parle suburb "Father as he was familiarly known was born in Savoy and as a boy was emLater he was apployed as a sweep Ills prenticed to a mason In Paris Itself and he genius manifested came a sculptor If he had consented to sell hls works of art he would have been a rich man but he would not part with them and died destitute Hls two humble rooms were full of examOne ples of exquisite workmanship a table In black marble has on it a chess board In African onyx and half a dozen cups and glasses all M carved Fralssard was eight years In executing this piece of work But hls greatest triumph took him It is a twenty-twyears to finish black marble table Inlaid with squares of lighten colored marble and Is covered with tie accessories of various games In the center is a chessto the right and left are cards board arranged In the ehape of a fan In the corners are dominoes and the cigars and cigarettes of the players with several gold and silver coins The materials used are porphyry agate onyx malachite and lapis lazuli aud the combination of rich tones — red black orange white and azure blue — produces a delightful effect Ninety different kinds of marble were employed This picture of the Maharanee of Indore learning to akate In Europe Is particularly Interesting because In her own land che la a parda nashln— that is to say one who site behind the curtain an occupant of the Zenana Parda means "curtain" or “screen” The Zenana Is the name for that part of the house occupied by the women and the Parda It the division which cuts off the women’s quarters from the rest of the house Where the Zenana system le In vogue no men other than the head of the house and his eons are allowed to tee the women who do not take part In public life The Maharajah of Indore who Is entitled to a salute of nineteen guns and to a salute In his own territory of twenty-onrule over a state 9500 square mllea In area The prevailing religion le Hindu The Maharanee muet not elt to a but obviously can be snapshotted photographer FIRE WITHOUT FUMES TOWER OF LIONS AT TRIPOLI VOLCANO THAT Grape Fluff box shredded gelatin The highest mountain in Oregon is of granulated gelatablespoon Mount Hood 11225 feet above sea cup cold water level Compared with Mount Whitney one lemon of Juice cup sugar 10 the south in California and Mount one cup of grape Juice white of three Soften the gelatin In the cold' Rainier to the north in Washington eggs water and dissolve by standing the tach rising well above fourteen feet Mount Hood does not ap dish in hot water Dissolve the sugar In the fruit Juice and strain the gelatin year as a skyscraper However to the geologists of the United into it Set In ice water and stir oo States Geological survey and other until It begins to thicken oaslonally Luthorltles Oregon had at one time then add gardually the whites of the eggs and beat until the frobably before the dawn of life upon whole is very light and stiff enough to the earth a great volcano which towMount Hood as does far above as ered a hold Its shape Pile lightly in glass serving dish and serve with whipped Mount Rainier possibly even several cream or soft custard This is suff- thousand feet higher This was the treat Mount Mazama But thousands icient for six servings and Is delicious of years ago this mountain disapand wholesome peared Into the bowels of the earth and all that Is left today is the huge Table For the Breakfast rim around Crater Lake Though the original was ‘'made In Crater Lake Is the caldera of this the idea Is not bad and Germany" and collapsed volcano and is might well be adapted for American extinct six miles in diameter The in ' nearly warmbreakfasts as well It Is an egg er and is an attractive basket of Dres- side walls of the rim of the ancient den china in which there is a place for mountain are in places nearly four thousand feet high and almost perseveral eggs is an- pendicular The lake itself is In places Beneath the egg compartment feet deep and parts of other for holding hot water and It is two thousand above its waters another wall rise the this of course which makes the dish two thousand feet A restoration of particularly useful and practical the mountain In fancy using as a basis the angles of the lower slopes French Designs In Lamps shows that the Borne of the old French designs In which still remain could not have been far from porcelain lamps fitted for electric light apex are very quaint and original The fifteen thousand feet In height so that shades are carried out In the same Mount Mazama was one of the most and majestic peaks In the patterns and colors and are hand lofty United States painted on silk or gauze according to the style Some have porcelain shades The shades are charming and are quite HOGS GRIND THEIR OWN FEED a change from the ordinary style The hog Is not the lazy animal he 8tuffed Celery seems for In the west he is made to This Is a particularly appetizing relhis own feed The hog raisers grind ish to serve with a buffet luncheon out at the South Dakota agricultural Sleet crisp stalks of celery and cut station have put swine to work — not into two or lengths the that the experts have not the time or with themselves are too Indolent hollow of each stalk is filled but becream cheese mixed with chopped cause it has been found to be good for and nuts seasoned well Vitb the hogs This grinding Is done In a mayonnaise "hog motor” which has a stationary burr in the center with additional Cabbage 8alad burrs attached to the inner edge of Remove the center from a white the drum The grain is poured into Shred center this drum and the hogs seeing the cabbage leaving a shell Chill fill meal lr the small openings at the botand mix with mayonnaise cabbage shell arrange on a thick bed tom attempt to root it out with their of parsley and garnish top of shell snouts They push and shove It all with a border of parsley the time causing the drum to revolve and the grain to grind Into meal Caramel Pudding which drops down for the hogs to Melt one cup sugar add one pint eat All of this Is not only good for the milk let this dissolve thor- hog's digestion but makes him in scalded then add three tablespoons oughly prime shape for the butcher Stock cornstarch one teaspoon vanilla one ' raisers explain that fattening animals Serve walnuts wtth require more or less exercise and es cup of rolled whipped cream j peclally is this the case with swine NOSE WORTH $3000 A seventeen years Miss Edna Paulson old of 3449 West Monroe street Chicago has a more valuable nose than In fact it brings her In the ordinary a salary of about $3000 a year For years she had hated her nose because of Its shape and the further fact that it Suddenly her friends poked fun an artist 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