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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-03-10
SpoILS THE ROMANCE.
Facts in the Case Tako Away the
Glamour of swartz Kctzenberg
or Affair

Special to Times Republican.
Ackley March 1O.-The dispatch in
these columns last evening telling of an
alleged romance involving William
Swarts. of this place, and Miss Eetzen-
berger, of Lincoln, had few elements of
truth in it, A simple statement of the
facts would indicate that the Fort
5 Dodge correspondent has romantic
wheels in his head rather than the sub
jects of his article The facts are that
Mr.. Swarts and Miss ketzenberger met
in the regular way eight years ago at
Eldora. Miss ketzenberger has been a
professional nurse at Independence
hospital and later at Lincoln, Neb.
Their correspondence was carried on
in the usual way and there was no
quarrel whatever as to wedding ar
rangements. The only reason the mar
riage did not take place at Lincoln was
the fact that the hospital in which Miss
Ketzenberger was employed there was
under quarantine, which made a we'd
ding at that place impracticable. For
reasons best known to himself and
bride, Swarts preferred not to have the
ceremony performed at Ackley, 50 Fort
Dodge was selected as the most con-
venient place and they We're married
just like anybody else and are here and
happy
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-03-10

clarinet, DIR. w. H. Newman; baritone
Mr.. f.. b. Brande; comets Mr. G. f.
Delavan and Mr.. w. r. Way; horns
Mr.. a. p. Haines and Mr.. j. G. Thorpe;
trombone. Mr.. c. w. Meredith; and
drums, Mr. Charles Baldwin.
Glee Club-Mr. r. G. Cole. leader;
tenors, c. r.. Engeike. 90, V. ii. Suth-
serland, 'O3, ID. V. Mitchell, GA. F. s.
sCraver, 90, f. Morrison, OF. Il. G. Cole
O. F. Parish. 100. T. H. zeigler, 'O2. N
p. Ellis, 'O1, and A. p. Haines. Os;
basses, w. C. Staat, co, A. H. Frisbic
Jr., 90. T. C. Cartwright, 90. d. II. Eos
ter. 'o2, j. f. Cline, O2. F. e. Crandall
90. Morton Mccartney, OF, c. s.. MOL
len. '02 c. +. Chase. OF, and c. C.
West, o.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-03-10
CAPTURES A FUGITIVE
Page County Sheriff Catches Convict
John W. Dunn Who Escaped
In 1893.
Was Sentenced to Penitentiary For
Hog Stealing, But Forfeited His
Appeal Bond.
Unknown Woman Leaves White
Babe on Celored Woman's Steps
at Clarinda.
Special to Times Republican.

Special to Times Republican.
Clarinda, March 1O.-Sheriff Charles
Foster effected an important capture
yesterday, being no less a person than
John Will Dunn, who had been fugi-
tive from justice and sentenced in
August, 1898. at which time he was
tried, convicted and sentenced to eight
cen months in the penitentiary for hog
stealing. His attorneys appealed from
the decision of the lower court to the
supreme tribunal and during the pend
ing vi their decision this locally notori-
Gus crook was gyrating about the
country under a bond of SLIGO on which
his old father was sole surety. Last
October the supreme court sustained
the decision of the lower court and
John Will has been in hiding ever
since. A fellow crook gave Sheriff
Foster tip a few days ago as to the
Whereabouts Of the miscreant and. ac-
companied by Marshal Thomas Brooks
and Deputy Sheriff S. Clay Roberts, of
this place, assisted by the local aus
thorities at Villisca, they surrounded
the house wherein Dunn was secreted
in the garnet and captured him, as
stated above
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-03-10
ORDINANCE IS Binding
Judge Birdsall Decides the Case
Of Electric Company Against
Eagle Grove.
Attempt to Raise Price Of Light
Beaten and Ordinance Declared
Binding.
Suit For $4,000 Damages For Al
legged Libel Begun by Belvel
at Des Moines.
Special to Times-Republican.

Special to Times-R Republican.
Eagle Grove, March lo-Judge b. P.
Birdsall. of the district court. has an
nounced his decision in the case Of the
city of Eagle Grove vs.. Eagle Grove
Electric Company. The case grew out
of claim by the electric company
that the rates allowed them by ordi-
nance We're unremunerative and they
sought to raise them by notice 70 pa
irons. but We're restrained by an in
junction on the part of the city. The
legal question was raised on demurrer
as to whether the ordinance was a valid
and binding contract as u ats, ;...d
this was first decided by Judge Whit
aker IN the negative. but Judge Bird
SAL now reverses him and decides that
the ordinance is a binding contrsct. Ii
IS understood that he electric company
Iwll appeal the case TO the supreme
court.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-03-10
THE GLEE CLUB CONCERT.
sixth Annual Entertainments at Grin-
nell Nosva Coile.cj a Great Sue
o Times r publican.


Special to Times Republican.
Grinnel. March 1o.-The sixth annu-
al concert d. the Iowa College Glee9
given last evening. a full house
greeted Tie concert company and the
applause was generous enough to sat
isfy the most greedy. Every number
was given an7encore. two or three We're
given two, and the glee club was re-
called three times at the last number
on the program.
The selections by the orchestra We're
ESPECIALLY good. The Peasants We'd
lsding March. Overture to Beautiful
Galatea' and Selections from Mar
! tina" being perhaps most noteworthy.
The glee club gave A Cradle Song, .
tWaltz Song, Tho Day Asleep is
Failing" and AN Act from Up-to-date
Grand Opera" in which grand opera
was burlesqued by MIR. Parish, Mr.
MacCartney and Mr.. Cartwrisht
The entertainment was all that could
be desired The orchestra appears to
/ improve and the glee club can always
be depended upon for some surprise.
! The program was long enough for an
EVENINGS entertainment, and when
levery number is encored some a sec
fond and third time, it looks like ask
ing too much. We predict the most
successful tour of its history this year.
The program:
PART FIRST.
Peasants Wedding March (soder-
mani Club.
Overture ~ ssi;leiia jGounod1 -
| Amphion Orchestra.
a Cradle Song (Harrington)-
Club
Gavo,te from .Mignon. "a. Thomas)
Orchestra.
Waltz Song Cvogep-Glee Club.
overture to THE Beautiful Galatea'
(Suppe)-Orchestra
PART SECOND.
An Act from Up-to-date Grand
Opera lMusic Arranged by j. f.
Smith,
officer of the Law (Prexy's Bull
Pup)-Al. Tyler (residing on the fifth
floor of an apartment house). Mr. Par
/ ish; Mrs. Tyler his Wife, Mr. Macart-
ney; the janitor. Mr. Cartwright; Choir
us. all the residents of the fifth floor.
Funiculi Funicula Waltz (MeissleD-
Orchestra.
Tho Day Asleep is Falling (Kuntze)
4 .-Glee Club.
Selections from Martha (Flotow, ar
q ranged by Catlin)-Orchestra
The church was tastefully decorated
with the college colors, scarlet and
black, which reached from the ceiling
to the organ, the railing of the gal
leries also being wreathed With the col
ors. A large G on a Maltese cross oc-
cupied prominent place on the front
of the big organ The following are
the members of the organization:
/ Amphion Orchestra-Mr. r. G.. Cole
director; victims, Miss Laura A. Rev
concertmeister; Miss BERTHE NJ. White
, Miss Anne Fl. Currie, Mr.. j. f. Bayer
Mr.. w. H. Butts. Mrs. r. G. Cole. Miss
Sara f. Viets, Mr.. C. w. Sohlutzmeyel
and Mr.. Stedman Noble: violas, Mrs
f. NJ. Card and Mr.. E. S. Evans
double basses, Mr.. S. j. Robson ane
Mr.. G. G. West: flute. Mr.. n. e. Peck
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-03-10
A H|GH-F[Y|NG Farmer
BE Does Business ON q Big Scale
and His Neighbors'
Credit.
Failure Comes and Then Bankruptcy
Proceedings to Wipe Out
His Debts
Men Who Signed Notes Are Protest.
ing-Jndge Caswell Decides
Election Contest.
Special to Times-R Republican.

.e'l'sSie'i " Aliiies-isepuotieaH.
Fort Dodge, March 1o.--One of the
most remarkable cases in the history of
.,;., ~ ,,
= - = =
iore heiefee SolVlliS at Webster Sisy.s
The case is that of Jorgan j. Torkheim,
former wealthy farmer near Thor. in
t1u,,hold4 oa,nt, ra.,,h,,, ~
iiui'ipoiue county from Norway
eighteen years ago and began farming.
How he got his start is not definitely
known hpt he Is s,i,, 10 have been
-, I, :
! t'e s'iss - mo 'ie ao'ii' y =
% pusiiis ane. sellills' Oceans pos
.ss7ss;'i " 'iass u ehe l,isst 'iiiiu ~
siie county sassfe9asihs ioo acres. ne
| Vas d iaii'ist oil d siaiiu ssaie' essrs-
sn.ts "a i,is - ~ Deii's 81 sie HTS
ms oStpui'eiiisss' ms heras anu ilochs
oelns Mieiioue :, eo,liisalisoh M ,he eneife
eo.it.is So iolhisiiis eai;ieu eits rep
We ion - ~ oiie y. etie usefulness
- ~ ioMs sii's aiau u.'-
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-03-10
STOCK FEEDING CENTER.
Clinton County Farmers Have Vast
Amount ofCapitnl Tied Up.
Special to Times Republican

Amount OF Capital i led Up.
Special TO Times Republican.
Clinton. Marcn le.-CMnten county is
becoming one of tho greatest stock feed
ing centess Of the state OF Iowa This
fact IS shown by the record Of cllattel
mortgages fled this season at the office
of the county recorder on feeding stock
in this county These mortgages, which
foot up TO a total of over $3.50 400, are
given TO secure the purchase price Of
feeding cattle. This does not indicate
hard times among Clinton county farin-
ers, neither a money strirgency, but it
is the best evidence of prosperity. Many
OF the men who have given mortgages
ON feeding cattle ara the wealthiest in
the county and own hundreds Of acres
of the choicest land. bur the majority
are renters. Clinton county farmers
raise large quantities of hay and corn
Land find ii much moro profitable 10 feed
I than sell their products. 1t is feed to
their cattle and hogs, the latter being
jraissd on the farms, bur the cattle are
| purchased of stocknen Who make it "a
/ business TO buy feeders during the sum
/ ner months ard sell them to the farm
iers in the fall It requires large
amount of money TO purchase from
Twenty to fifty head Of cattle and
feed them until ready for market. The
farmers seldom pay any money dowr
tfer the cattle but give chattel mort
cages to secure the seller. The notes
draw a good rate of interest and are re-
tanned by the banks until the cattle art
sold. The farmers say they will receive
Ia good profit. az the mild winter has
/ "A
I flash
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-03-10
SHORT IOWA SPECIALS.
Now hartford.
,cial to Times-Repuhlican

Special to Times-Republican.
New Hartford. March 1O-E. A.
Hammond has rented his store room
and building to b. Tippening. OF
Charles City. who will put in u line OF
department store goods.
There was a great moving around
among farm tenants the past couple OF
weeks.
The Townsend & Merrill Company
has been unloading lumber from the
cars here during the past week and
hauling 1t to the site of the new town
Of Dyke, which will be located seven
and half miles south of New Hart
ford on the Iowa. Minnesota q North
western railroad. The firm of Town
send & Merrill will establish a lumbe,
yard at the new town.
Nearly all of the county schools in
this vicinity closed last Friday.
A. H. Field closed the winter tern
of school at Finchford last Friday.
Eugene Card. living west OF town
had good COW shot and rendered al
most worthless by careless hunter.
who were trespassing on his land. Mr.
Gard has served notice that hereafter
all trespassers will be dealt with ac
cording to law.
Eva Fockler. who has been staying
at the home of Rev. j. H. Hayward
left Monday for Chicago. where sh,
will Join her father and go to her hom,
at Canton, o.
G. w. Catchpool has hauled lumbel
for a new barn to be erected on hi!
town property. He will move to towl
in the near future. He will hold pub
lie sale at his farm northwest of towi
next Thursday.
Charles Ferguson's Dixie JUBILEE
Singers will give an entertainment il
the NJ. e. church next Tuesday even
ing. They are under the auspices o
the church choir.
N. Sherman, while in Missouri re
Gently. purchased $50 acres of land Ii
the mineral regions for speculative
purposes.
xAa seeckAellsrs q the Beave
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-03-10

Banker Routs n Robber.

j. r. Garrison, ca SHEER OF the bank Of
Thornyiile, Ohio. had been robbed OF
health by q serious lung trouble until
he tried DR.. Kings New Discovery for
the best medicine ever used for a So
were Geld o.. bad case of lung trouble I
always keep a bottle on nand.' Don't
suffer with coughs, colds or any throat.
chest o. lung trouble when you can be
cured SO easily Only 90 cents aud 81.
Trial bottles free at Geoge p. Powers
drug store.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-03-10
ABANDoNs HER BABE.
Unknown Woman Leaves Whit.
Baby ut Colored woman's Door.

Special to Times Republican.
Clarinda. March 10. There was placed
at the front door of Mrs. Amanda Long
Thursday evening, about 9 O'Clock. a
male babe, white, and apparently about
one week old. 1t was well clothed and
provided with a nursing bottle halt
filled with nourishment. The brakeman
on the train that arrives from the north
at $40 says that woman carrying a
babe in her arms left the train at the
railroad crossing where the train stops
at the north city limits. but he does no,
know who she was. Mrs. Long is a col
ored woman. Proper authorities are
caring for the little founding.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-03-10
wATERLoo,s SALOON PETITION.
sufficient Number of signers secured

by I-fqUofs Mon,
Waterloo, March 10. The committee
having in charge the circulation Of new
petitions for mulct saloons IN Waterloo
have completed their work and an
nounce that they have secured a num-
Der more sgners than are necessary
under the law. The petitions Viii be
sworn to this afternoon and filed with
the attorney of the saloon men who Will
in turn file them with Auditor Foote
probably tomorrow.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-03-10
DELoNG WINS OUT.
District Courtat Toledo Decides SUI
perintcndency Election Contest.

Special 10 Times Republican.
Toledo. March 1o-Judge Caswell adj
journed district court for the term last
evening.
The DeLong-B Brown contest for super
intendent occupied the time of the court
for four days and the finding of tbs
court was fifty-six votes in favor of
belong. Mr.. Brown Will appeal to the
supreme court.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-03-10

The effort to defeat the appropriation
for an engineering building for the .Ag-
ricultural College has failed. Some
members OF the appropriations
committee have claimed that President
Beardshear agreed to accept the tenth
of mill tax in lieu of all other build
ing appropriations. The house ways
and means committee which passed on
the tax bill, met this afternoon and de-
clared that no such obligation existed
and absolved the members of the APP
preparations committee from consider
ing it. Chairman Eaton, of the ways
and means committee, appeared before
the appropriations committee and made
statement to that effect. The college
will get at least $4,000 toward the engi-
neering building. $4,000 for horse barn
$4,000 for presidents house. $4,000 for
purchase of stock and from $4,000 to
$4,000 additional support annually.
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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-03-10
OLD MAN FOUND DEAD.
Horace Wood Discovered Dead in v
cant House mt Greene.

cant House Mt Greene.
Special to Times Republican.
Greene. March 10.-Horace Wood, an
old widower living alone In the suburbs
who had been missing for a couple of
days, was found yesterday morning
dead in one of his vacant tenant houses.
which he had been papering. The in
quest is being held before DR.. v. C.
Birney. county coroner. The verdict Will
probably be accidental death.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-03-10

It's matter of record. -Dangerou
coughs-chest and lung pains have
been checked and cured in the course of
a few days with Mull's Lightning
Cough Cure when everything else
failed. Pure and safe for children; %
cents. For sale by Mcbride & Will
Drug Co.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-03-10

81
creamery held their annual meeting
last Tuesday. The officers and one di-
rector We're elected. The officers are as
follows: L. G. Packard, president; w.
d. Leperly, vice president; d. L. Huri-
burt, secretary. The directors are: A.
l.. Webster. Ira Cartner, w. d. Leper-
~, s. w. Griffith and Henry Packard.
Hubbard.
Special to Times Republican.
Hubbard, March 10.-Mrs. DR.. Hun
ter, of Oskaloosa, and Mrs. j. p. Hun
ter, of Arthur, Iowa, came here Fri
day for a few days visit with their
brother, L. w. Strother, and family
and father-in-law. T. j. Hunter.
4 Messrs. G. G.. Marshman and George
Elliott went to Lake Park Friday on a
| land deal
| Mr.. Ed Crossley returned home today
from Cherry Valley. Kas, where he
has been on business. He says there
were two feet of snow and that the riv-
Icrs are very high.
| Mr. w. c. Sven. of Cherokee. was In
town this week visiting Billy was a
nioneer iewoler were and noticed j
s,raat NAVY ,b.,,-ts si,,oe ~ iast
N1essrs Ien y,,,oy Eal,ev Whit !
4 ney and I.or,nie NIclsar,and are con-
/ fined ~ their horace v,tb sor,ett,i,, :,
.llika smallr,ox chicl,annoy or soma
! thine ~ 70 lin,
The Doe,s,a hrothars atta,ded flo IN.
neral If tbsir ,,ncIa al f.r;nnell ,rb,rc
i dav
" white bos ,,ov.d 4, tho A,,.,,s,
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ei'.s's'sso'i On ,p"o iaulss' anu ooth are
aolIis ii,esis.
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syeiiser 'ooas Aoi d lev caSs Nisis VIII
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s'ists i'Veei anu Viii eatse posscssioA
4
4 Mapleton.
d Special to Times Republican.
II Mapleton March ION. j. Henderson
4 has sold his livery business to l. NJ
Fry
Orrin S. Cole has gone to Cannon
lefty, Colo. for his health
Mrs w. j. Clure has gone to Birmlng-
ham. Kas., to join her husband, who ha.
bought farm there.
G. Freedman left for Chicago Tuesda,
evening to purchase his spring stock o
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Jewell.
Special to Times Republican.
Jewell. March l0.-Rey. Mrs. Rem
ingtcn has been on the sick list but
reported better at this writing.
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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-03-10

The present state Normal School will
get 100000. the full amount asked. for
agreed 10 it and allowed So. 900 besides
for support. cutting off $4,000 asked
for summer school and part of the con-
tingent fund.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-03-10
COUSINS TO PRESIDE.
Continued from First Page

consider than Mr.. Blake. of Webster.
moved to Law the motion on the table.
to 40.
The library commission bill passed
the senate With but one opposing vote.
1t provides for a commission, com
tendent Of public instruction, president
or state University ana tour others,
mo OF Whom shal pc Women 20 De
appointed by the governor. me conn.
mission is TO assist IN organizing new
llprallss ana IN promoting library IN
terests generally, ana IS 70 nave SEC
rotary Who shan draw salary but
the members OF the commission are TO
receive nothing put fheifs expenses. me
ne st', o. = -
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ps'.'ss
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- 800.
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Byers bill recurring the approval Of
tilree-fourths of the Stockholders of q
corporation for the eieetion and fixing
of salaries of officers passed the house
yesterday after bitter fight.
z+,,
peals the law permitting the state
recognize diplomas OF state normal
schools and certlfcates OF boards IN
Eother states, 50 that AL teachers seeur-
ing state certificate must pass an eN-
ANIMATION. ne senate passel q fs;7o-
luton OF sympathy Tor Governor shaw
on account OF the aeath OF ms iatilsf.
A new measure for the taxation Of IN
surance companies is being prepared
by the ways and means committee q
present per cent tax on premium re-
ceipts. which has been held uaconstitu-
tienal. The plan proposed is to tax
joint stock companies the same as
other corporations on full value of
their stock and require them 10 make
detailed statements. Mutual companies
VIII be taxed On their reserve surplus
and 80 per centsof the annual income Of
these associations is 10 be held to be
the value of the property for taxation
in addition 10 the reserve and surplus,
This committee decided yesterday to
report favorabs the Cheshire bills
taxing fast freight lines and railway
equipmentscom panies.
aa
The standard 1t admission u nractias
/ years to three years course in the
! law school and a three years high
| school course viii be required TO pre-
pare for thu study of law Graduates
of all schools must pass the examina
ton before the supreme court This i:
mot TO take effe until July 1901. s.
/ affected thereby
The bill 10 establish another statt
normal school WAS taken up by the sen.
ate committee on educational instit,i-
tons yesterday and a substitute 70,
4 the house bill was decided upon. Tn:
| substitute puts the new school in tn.
hands of the present normal schoo
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-03-10

creamery held their annual meeting
last Tuesday The officers and one di-
rector We're elected. The officers are as
follows: L. G. Packard, president; w.
ID. Leperly, vice president; d. l.. Huri-
burt, secretary. The directors are: A.
l.. Webster, Ira Cartner, w. D. Leper-
~, S. w. Griffith and Henry Packard.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-03-10

Special to Times Republican.
Greene, March 1O.-The largest crowd
in the history of the town attended the
citizens municipal caucus Thursday
night. the fight being against the pres
ent mayor, l.. *. Reed. The following
are the nominees: Mayor, William
Buchholz; recorder. Fred stober; treas
urer. George L. Cole; councilmen, c. c.
MiEer and II. A. Huckins. The present
outlook is there will be no other ticket
in the field.
Thousands of testimonials could be
furnished to prove what Lichty's
Cough Cure has done in curing coughs,
colds, Group, whooping cough, throat
and lung complaints. but by purchas-
ing 25-cent bottle you will be more
quickly convinced that it is medicine
of rare excellence and one that you
should always have in the house. 1t is
| warranted to cure. Sold by w. II. Ev-
ans. druggist. 113 East Main street, and
George p. Powers. druggist. % Easi
Main street.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-03-10
Toledo.
BrIstow.

Special to Times Republican.
Bristow, March l0.Mr. #. E. Tn
holz, of Amboy, H., has purchased the
Bristow Enterprise Office and will take
possession March Is. Mr.. Unholz is an
entire stranger here and we have not
learned what the politics of the paper
Will be under the new management.
Mrs. \. D. Tracy is seriously i'll and
very little hope is entertained for her
recovery.
NJ. H. Thompson. of waverly. was
here yesterday on business.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1900-03-15
E.sCALOPED TI.HkEY

Moisten bread crumbs with milk. but
ter a pan and pat in a layer OF crumbs.
then layer of chopped tDut not very
tRej cold turkey, seasoned with salt and
pepper then another layer Of crumbs,
and SO on until the pan is fam. II YOU
have any cold dressing or gravy left add
that also. Make a Ihickeuing of one or
two eggs, half "a cup Of milk. one-quarter
OF "a cup OF butter and bread crumbs.
season well and spread over the top;
cover with pan. bake half an hour, then
remove the pan, let brown.