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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-02-15
A CITY UNDER WATER.
Albany, y. y. suffers From Flood
Many Driven From Homes.


Albany y. " Feb. 15.--ail the busi-
ness portion Of this city is under water
ard the greatest fresast IL half cen
tpry Is causing loss ard suffering along
the Hudson river front anil in The low
lands in #ihe South end. Where are loeat-
ed for the most part The homes Of
wori5ingnen. The ise. Nhieh broke up
for the second taie yesterday, as re-
suit os the continued Warm rain mas
TANNED a short distance below the city
ana acausel Il rapid rise Of the river lill-
It'll 4 t5senis foot .reshet now prevails
The damage te goods IN business
ll6asss on the river front is estimated
at 100000
Tie freslet came suddenly. and but
for the rapid sitii in 5enlpefatuie last
night much higher water might ilaNe
preS allied. Tie high water drawaed
fout tbs HYas IN the power house of tle
ieioafrie railway System and the eiSy Is
totaily without stieet car service
Tha rushing ocean carried awaS All
the false Work erecled a the draw OF
l,he central railway bridge. Which IS un-
4dtrgoings Reconstruction, and trains are
forced e enter9the city over the freight
ibridge al its upper end. The Delaware
4 Il Hudson depot IS ui90ef Nsiisi e'ile "
/ the Broadway hotels at which several
! clerks of tfls legislature have rooms
i had 10 proSide boats 70 take the guests
/ out "a the streets his morning. Pills. q
4 lumber have been swert aMaN from tlf
4 lumber districts ard the rising waters
coming in contact With q large quantita
..of lime standing III q warehouse on th'
river front caused FIRE which hae. (
bum Itself ouf. as the department. coulS
4 not get thru the ilopd to handle Il,
This high water get into the govern
ment building during the night ard /
s is believed the ctsSoin house stores ar
totally destrpysd y large amount g
tobacco is. known 70 he p the building
The unusually large naIfber OF fanai
lies driven cut of theii' homes by n
fieshet has caused q great amount Q
suffering. for the relief ef which th
city authorizes have issued an appea
ito the public. IN the meantime they ar
dong everything possible 70 relieve IN
suffering themselves.
Itis believed the gorge formed helo'
q tie city is unsualN solid and tha
should there be Il return of the warI
weather the food VIII reach prepoi
tions never before known.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-02-15

loading for the. China trade. 1t had
railroad ties and -four, Which it got on
the Pacific coast. Milwaukee had sent,
/ should say, 1000 barrels of beer across
the country; chicago had sent canned
beef ard oleomargarine. Philadelphia
had sent sugalanaking machinery clear
across he country; Virginia and ken-
lucky had Loo hogsheads of tobacco IN
staat vessel going 10 Japan; Alabama
had sent iron aud steel away north 70
the latitude % Tacoma and westward
to reach that port on the Pacific North
Carolina had bales Of cotton goods go
fing TO Shanghai, New ENGLAND had
Ebnxes of notions and bicycles. All
\ these in a single vessel Now when
reflected en- the expense Of shipping
these goods to put them onto boat a
Tacoma i concluded that We ought t
IHhave that ditch dug across the isthfnus
The trip Of the Oregon converted IN
"a.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-02-15
BELIEVED IN WASHINGTON.
Great Britain and Portugal Thought
to Have Made an Alliance.

Washington. Feb. 10 The report that
the king Of Portugal has signed a pro-
toeol of offensive and defensive alliance
With Great Britain IS regarded as prob
ably true in Washington. Il has been
known for some time that Great Brit
ain had an understanding With Portu-
gal BY which Delagoa Bay vas TO be
secured III the event Of necessity, ana
the pa1rel of that coast by British war
ships without protest from Portugal
indicated the present compact. This is.
however regarded by Great Britain as
( showing that her first plans have be
eone hopeless and that only by ti1e aie
\ of Portugal can She hope u dsteat tht
\ -l,a,a,.S
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-02-15
MESSAGE
3 ar Consul at Pretoria Gives
5 1T Sensational Statement at
Washington.
declares That British Censor Opened
Official Mail of the United
States.
Left His Post Because Of Humilia.
tion-Congress to Make an
Inquiry.

Washington, Feb. Wheeler, of
Kentucky, introduced a resolution ask
ing tnat the secretary of state be di-s
rected to inform the house if Charles E.
Macrunl. as consul of the American
government at Pretoria, informed the
state department that his official mail
had been opened and read by the Brit
ism censor at Durham; also in regard to.
States and Great Britain. The resolu-
ton was referred to the foreign rela
tons committee
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-02-15
polsing Fun at nullcr.

Vienna, Feb. 15.The St. Petersburg
Herold. in discussing editorially Gen.
Buffers latest constitutional across the
Tugeia and back. considers the situa-
tion in which he has placed his troops
as decidedly worse than was that at
Spionkop, and says that retreat was
the only thing possible and the only
salvation, and adds:
..gut what is ineomprehensible is
how he ever placed himself III such 4
position Gen Buller since ne has been
In Natal has shone in 4 Bengal light
OF lofty phrases altho he was consid-
cred heretofore an excellent officer.
which his reputation in earlier sue
cesses seemed to Justify.
Thrice. however, he has now bril-
oantly Demonstrated his inability, and
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-02-15
Noclnim on Nicaragua canal.

Washington Feb. 14.-Referring TO a
statement by the London Standard that
Belgium and France would unite in Il
protes, agains; American control of the
Nicaragua canal. based on their
treaties with Nicaragua. Mr.. corea. the
minister from Nicaragua, said yester-
day:
The statement is manifestly in error
50 far as il refers TO Belgium, as can
not recall that Nicaragua has ever
made a treaty. With Belgium in refer
ence to the canal.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-02-15
uennpports Arc open.

Washington. Feb. 1a.-The adjutant
general received a cable message today
from Otis giving a brief outline Of the
progress Of military operations in the
Philippines since his last report. st'S>-
eral days ago, and announcing the
opening Of the hemp ports in southern
L,IZun
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-02-15
saves Former congressman.

Beloit. WIS. Feb. 15..-k,x- Congress
man clinton Bapbitl had a narrow es-
cane from drowning while crossing
Turtle creek in an enreaNor 70 drive
some cattle 10 place OF safety during
a storm. The creek had swollen from
the recent rains. Mr.. Babbitt was on
horseback. but the force of the stream
swep, him from the animals back, A
neighbor rescued him in an unconscious
condition.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-02-15
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NInken Sirht Attnck

Manila, Feb. l5.--Insurgent forces
numbering 1000 attacked the American
garrison in the convent at Darosa in
the province of Albay, during the night
of February 10. They We're repulsed
however, after they had burned much
of the town. One lieutenant wounded
was the only loss sustained By the
A S,pn,.i,..ps
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-02-15
Going to Aid the Doors.

New York. Feb 15.-Sixty seven mon.
saicd today on the French line steam.
ship Ia Gascogne on the Way 10 the
Roer lines in South Africa. Most of the
men are Irish-Americans The corps
Was recruited in Chicago by the United
Irish societies there. DIR. MacNamala.
in charge Of the corps, said they We're
gong To aid the sick and Wounded of
the 1Soer army.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-02-15
pAGE ONE

y
south tonight.
PAGE ONE
ToDAY's TELEGRAPHIC NEWS: p
England's Trust in Roberts.
The Advance Into Orange Begun.
Consul Macrum's Sensational State
ment.
Congress to Make Inquiry.
Passage Of Financial Bill.
Backset for Norma School Bill.
The Legislative News.
PAGE r,yo
TELEGRAPH AND GENERAL:
senate Wants Treaty 4aneiattsd.
Canal Bill May be Dropped.
The Antitrust Men in q Row.
Amazing Profits in Steel.
PAGE VMH:is.
I IOWA NEWS:
The Sioux City Murderess.
4AntiSaloon Crusade in iowa.
Three Serious Fires in the State.
Short Iowa Specials.
FACES FOUR AND FIVE
|. t.EDITORIAL
y Chicago Contest.
The Attack on Cownie.
Antitrust Remedies.
| Topics and Press Comment.
Outside Point of View.
| Mr.. Cousins as Orator.
1 Iowa Items and News.
PAGES SIX AND SEVEN.
CITY NEWS
AIachold May Cheat Spokane officer
Hearing on the Saloon Petition.
Missing Soldier Found.
Constitutional Paupers.
Local Miscellany.
PAGE F,Gur.
4 MARKETS AND GENERAL:
Thursdays Markets by Wire.
Investigation of Senator Clark.
The Valued Policy Bill.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-02-15
ILLINOIS CENTRAL COLLISION.
TWO Frcsghts Come in Contact, Re-
s.ilting in Heavy Damage to Roll

= iE- StoVK:
speei:,l Is Iilnes-Ra apubliean.
Dubuque. Feb u. \ head end coll
fision Oh the Illinois Central. milo
Vest of Manchester this morning at
80 OF tppo fright trains resulted in q
big loss Of rolling stock The train
crews Jumped. and thus SAVED their
lives The cause was inistak!ag of an
order,
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-02-15
The Hcnsbcry Casualties.

London Feb 15.-The official list Of
British causualties at Rensberg from
Feb. 10 to IL is: Killed four officers,
seven men; wounded, six officers and
fourteen men: missing, two officers and
eight men The officers killed are Col.
Coningham, of the Worcester regiment;
Maj c. r.. Eddy and Lieuts. j. Powell
and j. c. Roberts, all of the Austral-
In,
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-02-15

the orly thing lacking was that he
should continue his native explanations
With his large words and still larger
defeats
HE is nov. in the best possible way
to become a perfect example of the
comic opera general"
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-02-15
Boer Position Unassa,lablo.

Boer Head Laager, Ladysmith, Feb.
1o.-Since Friday everything has been
quiet. The English with their cannon,
moved toward cheiveley. II was found
the Boer position was unassailable on
the upper Tugela.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-02-15
7n&1ls,l<Q
sMOTHERED BY GAS.
\ Mother and TWO Children .Asphyx.
lated in chicago.

Chicago. Feb. 10 Mrs. Jeannette
Schwartz ard TWO children. Lulu, aged
,. and Henrietta, aged months. We're
found dead in bed today. the result of
asphyxiation.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-02-15
Custcllnne suits fnr Erancc.

New York. Feb. l5.-Count and Count
ess Bcni dc Cas:ellane sailed today on
tho French line steamer La Gascogne
for France.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-02-15
TRINITY CHURCH IS DESTROYED.

third sentenced to eight days conflne-
ment
TRINITY CHURCH is DESTROYED.
Finest Methodist Place OF Worship in
Chicago Comulctci. Consumed by
Fire.
Chicago, rep L. started ny an ex-
cited sexton's -y of Fire members
of the Trinity Methodist chmcn, In
diana avenue and Twenty :ourtii
street, attending their weekly prayer
meeting last night jumped from their
knees and rushed out of the building.
Standing in a binding snow storm 70.
church. said 10 be the handsomest
Methodist house of worship in the city,
almost totally destroyed by the fieree
flames with which the hundreds of fire
men on the ground seemed unable to
had subsidized. only the walls OF the
building We're standing andthe loss was
ESTIMATED By the trustees at 100000.
The Rev. William +. MeI4ennan pas
tor OF the church, was conducting
prayer meeting in a room in tho rear OF
| the lecture room. He had just said
| amen to a prayer when the sexton
rushed in and gave the alarm. y rush
| to the street followed, bur the pastor
| and a number OF male members of his
congregation almost Immediately Went
1 back into the building. led by the SEX
Iton. to- the scene OF the fire
| They found the large pipe organ at the
least end OF the main auditorium almost
des toyed and the flames spreading rap
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-02-15

Erossley. Pdil. FINCH brighton aEual
Griswold. This committee is under
stood to be inclined 10 be favorable to
the idea of doing something along this
line, altho the Cheshire bills may not be
represent may not be worked out IN The
bill that is passed. The subcommittee
is to report Friday.
municipalities will be relieved of the
restrictions imposed by section 1906 Of
the code which limits the indebtedness
which may be incurred by cities and
towns toan amount equal 10 waat
might have been incurred in 1896 and
morning by the senate Ways ana means
committee limits inde ebieaness IN the iu-
tilre 70 "a per cent 9! the actuai value
Of the property Whicn IS the same 10
effect as 8 per cent OF tne assessed val
uation.
me entife Woodbury. claim iof 'si'h-
purselneilt ioreXpense.ol o. Trans s'pita,io'
lo1 state insane patienls 70 lhe nosl'le leais
Was relectee ny tne mouse cohifnllsse on
ms IS important pe7
cause there are 4 hufnper ot such
claims held by counties when Would oe
4 piesssil'@ee @ ipt also"allce NY WY = i'sia
'ure II the poiicS OF alio"lhs any "
mem was auopted. ine to'i,'s'i''ee
iearee tiiit ,Ae amount Moulu ps lo'
great 70 ne tnousne o', ne Wooapei
county cialtiis amount 70 apout s-''ou'
me fiHer pltl 70 MINI ,i's si'io''iie si'io ~
wages exempt from siitilsiii's..'il % -
per week Wss takeh up ny she hoess
Ways ana means eoiiiiii'ss's sses,' >, = N :. , :
Isand an ainenaii1slit was aNoptei ~
cre1sl'ls the alliou.s. 70 Sio 'si 49, :, :,
motion TO MAKE ~ ga vas aeisassSl' ara
the coHni,lee 'heli reJeesseu liie oiii "
i Note ol - W . ne Saiiss ~ 80
on tfis Dili seNes''l 'i1ss afo' ~ ~
tion OF hardware men Was hearu ass-
ing us passase' ail0 a -Nisp.ous ,.', eiinss W
WI De mace % pass we ''ii - w
4 mouse IN spite OIL 'ne a'pNeiss' q ss3ii y
the committee.
lae savings oaiihs nay p'eii = ~ :
that thsy pc ailoWea y r'sSsiN : y i'siaiss
TO the anount el iMeilsy .i'i'ss tiiSis
& capital STOCK the mouse s''illfiiielss5 IN. ~
:: :.':::s ..::"' e, s:.'.s =. ss g '. s:s.
ti,s.lS sthejr. capital stock. and 10 MAXI
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-02-15
PISS IR[ FINANCE Bill
Final Discussion of the Finance
Measure Had in the Senate
Today.
Amendment Regarding Information
al Bimetallism Adopted-The
Test Vote.
No Change in the Situation a
Frankfort, Ky.-The General
News.

Washington, Feb. 15.-Ihe debate on
the financial bill was resumed today in
the senate. Hoar, speaking of the
amendment offered BY the finance com
lmittee, which says: This act is not in
tended 10 place any obstacles in the way
sof the accomplishment Of International
binetallism.. declared tne action Of Oh
er nations forced this government to
accept the single standard.
Morgan, Of Alabama, spoke against
the amendment.
Responding to the resolution Of the
senate. Jan. II, the president sent TO the
senate g report from the secretary of
s,ate showing the steps taken TO obtain
restitution Of property of American cit
izens seized by the British at Delagoa
bay.
The COMMITTEES amendment was
adopted 40 to 30 This Is regarded as a
ltest vote and the bill Will pass this af-
Aternoon by about the same vote.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-02-15
one NORMAL SCHOOL
Bill Creating Three New Normal
Schools Amended and Sent Back
to Committee.
Classen and Kimball Introduce Bills
In Interests of Soldiers Home
Inmates.


Senate Passes Sidewalk Blll--Secre.
tarv Wilson MoLos a cnooch
special 10 iifes-liepupilcan.
Des Mones Feb. 15.-The normal
schools rot another backset today. when
~, ,,;,, ,.,. 49,, 49,
- = =
On norman scfioois. ~ came ip as as d si1s-
cial order ard an amendment by Byers
reducing the number Of schools from
ny ~ o''s' !" y s''''i'sse' !" .ii ~ =
Marioh lh,roaucsn psiitute 70
for the Blind into normal school.
Prentis moved that consideration be
postponed till Tuesday. and after
slight protest this was allowed Temple.
who Is opposed 70 the bill altogether.
which carried. Byers got a motion
adopted retaining the bills place on the
calendar.
The house today passed a bill. by Ken
dali requiring the coal mines to pay
for mining slack and one, by Payne,
making claims for labor prior to all 9th
ers against coal mines.
-.
The senate discussed the sidewalk bill
and it was passed, allowing city coun-
ellis to order temporary sidewalks OF
brick or plaEk to be assessed against
property owners. according to the ben.
efits recaivea and not ii. excess there
I Of" Healy's proposition for commits
sion to fix the rules for assessing the
cost of public improvements was re-
! ferred to a committee
The tuberculosis bill was taken UP in
4 Senator l'iassen and REPRESENTATIVE
/ Iliniball. OF Marshall county. introduced
! bills allowing members of the Soldiers
/ Home to haze their pensions reserved
for them am. not taken by the state
| James Witson. secretary of ag,ieul-
Iture. who Nsts speaker Of the house IN
1870. callea iipon tn.. house this morn
ing and made a speech. coneratulatins
the state upon its wealth. and greatness
and urging liberal support of the uni-
8 ve,sity and agricrltural college, Which
ae sai,i was furnishing experts all ovei
+ the cGlltiy.
s.s
4 The State University was successful
lyester,.ay in getting its tenth Of a mil
ltax reported to pass by the house NaSs
land ,sieatss committees by unanimous
vot.s. In the senate the appropriations
81 iconnsitte. has conceded another hear
ling to President AIacI.ean on tie ours
Z ton of support fund The university
has asked for $4,000 additional 70 it:
sunport fund. which now amounts L
posed To grant more than 1000 am
.,wait the develop.nent OF the universi,s
ana see whether even that amount o.
Iinor, might be needed Tfe5ureent nese
Eof this additional teaching force ans
eduip,nent waS not fully understood h,
the committee. a majority Of which mn
cloubt,dly desires 10 treat the universit.
-.
AS illustrating the need OF strengthen
ling the state Irniversitv arti the here
t,,. . - ,-,.;,.g. ,I,,,,t,f,.,,,, i, NAV I,
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-02-15
KENTUCKY SITUATION.
House and senate Meet and Adjourn
~. I.s,,.,l II i, ia n X fort

FRANKFORT. Feb. l:,.4The house and
senate met at II ard Adjourned unsil to-
morrow The state cenvassilg board
took up the eases of minor Offices on the
state ticket this morning.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-02-15
T.-R. BULLETIN.
NOTICEABLE NEWS OF TODAY.
Tho wc.tv,er.

For Iowa and South Dakota-Fail
and continued cold tonight and Friday
For illinois Fair and continued colo
tonight and Friday, with colder in tn
south tonight.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-02-15
The House.

washington, Feb. 1.-THE house went
into committee Of the whole and re-
sunled Consideration of the legislative
appropriation bill. Boutelle of Illinois,
opened the discussion. Underwood Of
Alabama. followed in support of reso-
luton introduced by him 70 repeal the
fifteerth amendment tsuffrage) TO the
cons titutiuil
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-02-15
s1ARsHALLTowN. IOWA. THURSDAY FEBRUARY 15 1eo(

live with the woman TO whom he is mar
ried, as it were, at the point of the bay
onet for five years, or else go to the
penitentiary.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-02-15

Senator e'lassen and REPRESENTATIVE
llimball. OF Marshall county. introduced
bills allowing members Of the Soldiers
Home to haze their pensions reserved
for them and not taken by the state.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-02-15

James Wilson. secretary of agsicul-
ture who Mas speaker Of the house in
1870, Called upon the house this morn
ing ard made speech coneratu.atins
the state upon its wealth and greatness
and urging liberal support of the uni
versity ard agricrltural college, Which
ae said was furnishing experts all over
he t,t,lIsfti ~
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-02-15

Sentiment in the senate is quite
strongly IN favor Of the bili pr9hibitIils
saloons within i've miles of any STAT
3eluca,ional institution. This o.
course aimed at the state university.
The senate committee on suppression OF
intemperlnce had a meeting yester'iay
and while no action was taken II vas
plain That the bill would come ont q
the committee recommended 70 pass
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-02-15

A drastic law for the punishment Of
men who marry women TO escape pros
ecution for seduction and then desert
them was reported by the senate jadi-
cialy committee this morning. AL pres
ent it Is n misdemeanor To desert wife
married under these circumstances. but
this bill makes it felony To desert her
in less th0n sve years after marriage
The effect Of it is to require man to
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-02-15

The public health committee also took
another shot at the advertising and So
Letting doctors. A bill by Emmert pee
viding that doctors Mho solicit business
by agents shall be subject 10 the timer
ant law was recommended to pass. This
law imposes upon such doctors a license
fee of S25G per year
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1900-02-15
CALVES HEADS.
By Louis Role.


In the following article | shall altcnp'
TO point the way to cooking several m
extensive but highly regarded ulShe"'
Strangely enough | have found that Ihc
rheapncss of these dishes has detractod
from rather than enhanced the desNlolc-
ness OF them in the eyes of the American
While abroad 1t makes them douoy
sought. We will. however. throw away
pur preiudiccs for the present and Try 10
rook calves heads as oCr English cousins
10. and | hope eat this most palataplc
food with as great Il Sclish.
While the English housewife or COOK
procurrs the head and bones 1t, We M.
l., spared that, as our butcher Will DO the
trick much more easily and neatly imam
Nc e. amateurs could hope to DO. Srl'CI
small head and having IL bon'd Wheh j.
rcaohc your home place it in large pan
of water so it, may be lhO'ouSlIE Nl'"',H
ed. after which put III SleNlhu Wv ~ va,
nrc. with cod water always, and when IL
comes to a boil skim If we'll allowing II 10
boil for I'VE or six minutes; jhen TAKE uP
ana put it in cold water to cool! Next
Drain the meat on napkin ana IL lhe
butcher did not cut 1t up dlNidc IL mo
pieces convenient for serving ana run caCi
piece thoroughly with lemon JUICE INV"
place it back in ia" steWEan win one cav
rot, one onion, a few spIlSS OF celery solilc
parsley. three or four cloves, SAT- ana pep
per and two or three cuptuis OF good SIooN
or broth and simmer SLOWLY LOT ",o"' 'N"
hoUrs. When the pieces Of meat appear
done drain on a napkin ana serve wan
parsley and butter sauce or II you VI ''Ni'
make brain sauce. II the dt'oI II w
sired cook the brains by rolling IN NlU'E"'
and water ana ht'I" STOCK, an" WIZ.
done aod them to an ordinary c'e"l'l
sauce. In all eases pour the sauce over
thu meat Wh'h strNIhS, AhotlVr me- wy
ul serving G. IT'S mead Is with E'l''n''
sauce. Prepare me head as h"lofe anu