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Daily camera., 1901-06-01

In spite OF the inclement weather there
was large attendance At the home OF
Or. and Mrs Rack Thursday night a,
the social given by the Home and
Foreign Missionary societies OF Il e
English Lutheran church.
Daily camera., 1901-06-01

Hon. John 7. Bottom. member Of the
Denver Fire and Police board. passcd d
through town for Caribou today. Mr.
Bottom is a member OF the St Louis
company. which is operating the mine
and mill OF that name al Caribou
Daily camera., 1901-06-01

The Boulder clubs bowling team will
play against the Denver Wheel clubs
bowling team on local alleys tonight
The contest promises to be spirited and
ptsvSstino
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~a OAfAlnA.

IT told him to back the horse, but
ne wouldn't. He has money. but he
has no nerve"
Yes. Some folks wouldn't have any
money If they had nerve enough to lose
it."-Puck
Daily camera., 1901-06-01

Ex Senator Henry Neikirk has resolv
ed to sell his home place. Children have
grown and gone. there's more place than
the old folks need. An advertisement in
these columns tells all about il.
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His Own lndOer.

whats become of that grocer who
was on the corncr2"
"Oh. he Dragged so much about his
good business that three other
grocers came on the block. Chicago
Record Herald.
Daily camera., 1901-06-01

PASTURE TO REST-R. Ching and l..
X. Hoover have leased 10, aces OF f e
pasture land adjoining the Chau,auqu'. {.
Persons wishing extra fine pasture tor
cows or horses. call on either Ching or
Hoover I'm
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BOULDER LADIES

Are attesting their appreciation OF Mrs
Upson's pattern hat sale, if the large
number OF them seen purchasing are a
criterion. Mrs Upson still continues this
popular sale
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WANTED-A competent cook. Smal
family. No washing or ironing Twenty
FIVE a month. 1901 Euclid avenue,
corner 10th street. 286
Daily camera., 1901-06-01

DR. Louis E Crime, p,,nless DENTS
will be at Hotel Dlummtnd. 1924 Pine
street. Boulder. June 7;h and Sth. Come
early. IL,
Daily camera., 1901-06-01

Perry S. Miller has purchased the fine
place OF Eliza Autrey. north OF the o d
fair gr Junds. paying =, 900 for the house
and few acres OF fine fruit land.
Daily camera., 1901-06-01

Professor Henry Houseley has con.
uacted TO give organ recitals at the
Pan American exposition June 26 and ~
Daily camera., 1901-06-01

The bakers OF Denver and OF Boulder
have agreed upon wholesale rates. See
notice in another column in this issue
Daily camera., 1901-06-01

Mr. E. Z. Felt of Almena, Kansas. Is
visiting his sister. Mrs Mckinney on
east Spruce street,
Daily camera., 1901-06-01

Senior class play Tuesday evening at
8 o'clock. Dance. promenade and re.
freshments furnished free to all guests
at senior class play. Ticket 50 cents
Fonda's.
Daily camera., 1901-06-01
Hoods
SarsapariLla
1t is Peculiar to Itself.

The little daughter Of James Woods
has emerged from the scarlet fever hnel,
and University Addition breathes freely
once more.
Daily camera., 1901-06-01

The Tabor Opera House Orchestra
at the ChautauQua tomorrow after
noon and evening.
Daily camera., 1901-06-01

Did Bosco cat the snakel The query
is passed up to Manager Charles Lack,
late OF Nederland.
Daily camera., 1901-06-01

Professor Kingsley. former head Of
Boulder schools, Is down from Idaho
Springs, where he is superintendent now
Daily camera., 1901-06-01
From Another POint Of View.

why" they asked. do you marry
her?"
ut is due entirely" no replied. ito
consideration for my creditors"
But" they persisted. lis not the
girl entitled to just little considera-
tion?"
This. however. was entering upon
an ethical question that an impover-
ished noblcman could not be expect
ed to fully grasp-Chicago Post.
Daily camera., 1901-06-01
i.ismArck's Iron Nerve

Was the result OF his splendid health.
Indomitable will and tremendous energy
are not found where Stomach, Liver, Kid.
neys and Bowels are out OF order. If you
want these qualities and the success they
bring, use DIR. Kings New Life Pills.
They develop every power of brain and
body. Only 25c at Streamer' Drug Store.
Daily camera., 1901-06-01

We are having big sale now on oul
A. |. c. oofee.
2If STRAwN & OSCAR
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TAKEN UP.

A muley Hols,ein COW Owner can
have same by calling at IS3. 2,i srr~i
and ny pa,,ns fnr his r.ce
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Leave your orders for coal with Meal
lister Lumber & Supply Co.
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For reliable insurance in best rom-
p,nies. Sc. J. w. Richardson. Corner
I,th ard Spruce streets.
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WAHTED-A competent miner TO sink
shaft seventy.hv feet. in Magnolia dis.
trict. Boulder, county. Address M
Bromley. 1890 Stout street, Denver. Colo.
Daily camera., 1901-06-01

Books at the public library are read,
for distribution.
CLARA n. Savory.
Librarian.
Daily camera., 1901-06-01

WANTED A competent girl for gen
eral housework. Enquire a, 943 Spruce
street. 29f
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WANTED-Ladies and gentle men to
introduce the "hottes," seller on earth.
DR.. Whites Electric Comb. patented
1859. Agents are coming money. Cures
all forms of scalp ailments. headaches
ETC., yet costs the same as an ordinary
comb. Send soc in stamps Tor a sample.
D. N. Rose. Gen. Mgr. Decatur. Ill.
Daily camera., 1901-06-01

About ninety students Of Denver uni
versity constituted a j,lly party Of excur
sion,sts over the Switzerland Trail today.
Daily camera., 1901-06-01

a good, fine favored coffee is the vcr
die, OF all Who have tried the Al {
coffee. Sold only by S,rawn & E.gar.
Daily camera., 1901-06-01

An art exhibit is being conducted At
the prep school free to the public.
Daily camera., 1901-06-01

The Tabor Opera House Orchestra
at the Chautauqua tomorrow after
noon and evening.
Daily camera., 1901-06-01

For SALE AT PARGAIS-A 6 room
house with barn. Apply to owner and
save agents commission.
MRS S LOWE.
20 # 2o77 Spruce Street.
Daily camera., 1901-06-01

For SALE-Two or three fresh Jersey
cows al s45 each. Choice OF COWS. In
quire at this Office.
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Senior class play. tuesday even
inc. Reserved seats Soc, Eonda's
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The pattern ha, sale at Mrs uPson's
still continues TO attract great arcItlon
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LOCAL NEWS.
s,,.risr esal ., Rsl.r.s / csss.

rrou. fishing season began today.
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WANTED-A competent girl for gen
eral housework at 300 Pine street.

WANTED-A good strong woman to
help cook. Apply at once at Bowen
hotel.
Daily camera., 1901-06-01

Leave your orders tor coal with Meal.
lister Lumber & Supply Co.
Daily camera., 1901-06-01

We have just received over 200 rolls
OF the latest designs in wall paper. Have
put in new stock of window shades,
picture frames and room moulding. Call
10 and see the goods.
Daily camera., 1901-06-01

For RENT-Furnished front ,oom on
ground floor. Electric light, bath and
toilet. Beard near by or privilege Of
housekeeping. One or two ladies pre-.
ferred. 2c2I Pine street.
Daily camera., 1901-06-01
MI.CiILED .nAIR 1oSiCS.'

Come in and ge, free sample ct A
c coffee. STRAwN & ESGtR.
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It savstl His Leg,

Wall Paper Store. I173 Walnu. St.
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The Florence daily tribune., 1901-05-23
The Alumni Reception.

The Alumni society last night
rendered a reception to the grad
uating class of 1901. There were
about 100 invited guests present,
Among the features of the pro-
gram that deserve special mention
were the piano solos by Miss
Lucia Runkle and Miss Minnie
Owen. Miss Stahl recited in an
excellent manner and responded
to an encore.
Strawberry and vanilla ice cream
with cake were served.
There are about forty members
in the Alumni society and it is
their intention to hold regular
meetings in the future All those
who are interested in the success
of the society are urged to attend.
The Florence daily tribune., 1901-05-23
Another Freight Wreck.

Another freight wreck occurred
at McCourt, three and one half
miles this side of Adelaide, at >
o'lock last evening, but without
serious results.
Light engine No. A was coming
down grade aud upon rounding a
sharp curve bounded into No. 8
freight engine which was taking a
train to Cripple Creek Engineer
Fred Harms was on No. and
Engineer McNullz and Fireman
McElvain were on No. 9, the up
grade train McElvain had the
misfortune of receiving a broken
leg and other injuries.
1t is stated that the wre ck was
caused by the operator at Adelaide
misunderstanding the orders given
him.
This makes the fourth train
wreck occurring near Adelaide in
the last seven weeks.
The Florence daily tribune., 1901-05-23
ROBBERS FoILED.
Bravery of Doctor Saved Funds
of Bank.

Cincinnati, May pa Waverly
Ohio, dispatch says the heroic ac-
ton of DR.. Wallace early this
morning, prevented a band of FIVE
robbers from looting the bank and
postoffice.
The doctor was returning to his
rooms over the bank, from sick
room, when he discovered the men
drilling into the vault. He quiet
ly rushed up stairs to his room
and secured his revolver He
went to a window aud opened fire
on the bandits. A battle followed,
after which the robbers escaped,
leaving trail of blood behind
them. The doctor was slightly
injured
The bank contained 100000 in
gold and currency. There was
about $4,000 in the postothce, sd-
joining the bank
The Florence daily tribune., 1901-05-23
FLORENCE TO CELEBRATE.
independence Day VIII be Fit
tingly Observed Here.

The Business Mems association
of Florence and the committee
who had charge of disposing of
the $500 Merchants Cash priz met
at p T McGuire's store last even
ing and discussed the best means
of disposing of the money But
il was found that there was so
much irregularity in casting of
votes that it was decided to put
the money into Fourth of July
fund and thereby prevent con-
siderable i'll feeling among the
contestants. The committee and
association thought that in taking
this course it would be spent in a
manner which would be benefit
to everybody 1t was decided at
the meeting last night TO fittingly
observe Independence day and in
so doing keep the people of Flor
ence and their money at home in
stead of having them 90 outside to
celebrate,
Another meeting of the Busi-
ness Mems association will be held
shortly to further consider the
matter of arrangements for the
day and it will probably decide to
canvass the merchants who did
not contribute to the cash prize
fund
1t is the intention of the asso-
citation to make the day one long
to be remembered in Florence.
The committees on program and
sports have not yet been chosen
but probably will be at the next
meeting.
The Florence daily tribune., 1901-05-23
Yacht Races Postponed.

New York, May 23-On account
of the accident to the Shamrock
No. 2 yesterday, this years yacht
races for the American cup will
not be sailed before the last of
August or early in September.
The yacht club this morning de
cided to agree to any proposition
that Sir Thomas Upton may
make, and postpone the contest
until the challenger is in good
condition.
The Florence daily tribune., 1901-05-23
Prohibition and Dynamite.

Frankford, Ind, May 23-The
Prohibition crusade in this city
resulted today in a large charge OF
dynamite being placed on the side
of the store of Linden q Rose,
prominent Prohibition leaders
A boy extinguished the fuse wher
it had burned within six inches OF
the bomb.
The Florence daily tribune., 1901-05-23
Held in Bail.

New York. May 23 DIR Stanley
in whose rooms the body of Father
Phillips was found, and who was
held in Jail, has been placed under
bonds of $1,000, to await The ana
lysis of the stomach of the dead
priest.
The Florence daily tribune., 1901-05-23
Not a Trust.

Columbus, Ohio, May 23-The
supreme court today dismissed the
suit of the state against the Stand
ard OH company The court
ruled that the defendant company
was not trust. but an ordinary
corporation.
The Florence daily tribune., 1901-05-23
Died

At her home in Coal Greek yesler-
day afternoon, Mrs. H. Calmet,
aged Al years.
Funeral services will be held at
the residence at 2 O'Clock tomor-
row afternoon.
The mem bers of the Acme Oil
company held a meeting at the
office of Newkirk & Hanger last
night and decided to incorporate
for S1.OO0.000. divided into one
million shares par value of 81 each.
The articles of incorporation will
be sent to the secretary of state in
Denver this week
Up-to-Date livery. rear Palace
Pharmacy. A Mooney, manager.
69-T4
The sun., 1901-08-21
For the Country Girl
Who Loves Ice Cream

August is the month of the Ice Cream
tiirl. She is to the SeNtiiiS OF the ancient
cnlcndar what the polar star is to "A
shipwrmked mariner; Jupiter to an as
trpnomer Il fresh bone to Il hungry dog
She is the social IL for thirty-olc DAYS,
She is not an evolution from July nor
June. She belongs peculiarly to the do..
days. For in June she was still at he"
summer wardrobe: in July She made II,
wild, hasty and hilarious "trip to Fox
Lake Of Antioch and called either Sput
Bar IIarbor for the season" AMI Arr
she hlossomed on boulevard and street
in Spick and span new gowns for n
descent upon anything and Everything
that resembles ice cream.
There is no difference III hcr this yn,r
from 1900 except that she is more -,
ignore the man that can afford leo cream
hut not champagne. If she and her
customary companion of Il man FOR
an attack upon NcSSclrodc it is
more than likely before the sweet
is finished that the masculine
feels as lonesome as an English.
man in Chicago on the Fourth of .Iuly.
Some men will welcome this new willing
ncss of the Ice Cream Girl to meet her
own expenses. Physicians say it will
make no difference: they will have charge
Of her stomach in September anyway.
There is Il reason for her annual All
pcnrance. The medical hooks have il
down fine The composition of laces, r,b
hons. fine linen and flesh and bone which
has been in retreat during June and JnIy
is not overly kind to her inner self-ste
The sun., 1901-08-21
THE WORLDS WHEAT CROP.

Authorities whose estimates are ac
cepted as the best ,ttainahlc say that
the wheat crop of the United Kingdom
will not exceed 56.000OOO bushels; that
of France. 300.000.0O0 bushels: that ol
Belgium and Holland. i0.OOOeC bush, l.
total OF 396,000.00C bushels for tho great
wheat importing countries OF Euroln
which need 6640O0,00O. The supply AZ
fordcd by the domestic crops of that To-
gion as shown by these figures is on :.
about one-half the amount needed show
ing that an amount equal to that ra.ie,i
must he imported. In this country til,
wheat crop is estimated ut 675 0OO.Cn
bushels. while the demand for home .on
sumption is put at 40G.0O0.001 hnSiclS
l pom these estimates the amount o..
wheat available for export is Showi. t.
he 2I5.OOOOOO bushels. Americas surplus
equals Europrs deficit. 1t is cxpe,tca
thIt the Russian, Roumanian. Austria
laSian and Argentine surplus wheat crop
will supply the demands OF other Euro
p"an buyers and probably China, Egypt
and India are expected to hc able t.
supply their own needs. Egypt has
ceased to be wheat exporting cGr,I
Try. and although the sovernmel ati
thoriti,s credit India with So, 900 quarter
Availal'lr for export tr y authorities SAY
the famine i'll India is not over, nor l.
tho present crop big enough to allow d
export. India too, falls out If the list u
wheat exporting countries. Already III,
shipments OF America : surplus to Euroln
has begun. On Monday caryocS amount
ing to 1,I35,000 bushels, were cleared from
Cl icago on foreign orders. These slim
mentS represent purchaS IS made early il
the season, and DO nj Indicate an act II,
market III present. The market report
show that foreigners ale buying yrr.
little just at this time. That the cnti Il
surplus must 20 to Elropc is evident
fact that assures II good market at !,
fair price. With this showing Of til
wnlld'S practical dependence upon .Arwr-
y" i'' h'hN' tilc ialk VI II fNlllOWS larIll
war, against this country. or the sue
cesSful prosecution Of any other kind ol
war against this countiy until Til.
bread and butter disability is overcome
sounds very much like fool talk. What
eyer Euolc may do to meet American
rivalry in MAJ ufactrcS, until tho ,a
lions over there can furnish their pcopl.
with bread from other than American
Farms, which does not seem likely 10 or
gu. Very soon, they must take American
hredtSluiIS, and take them ut America.
price. While these conditions rrmaii
farming impliments, ana commercial slip
plils facilities are rs potent for Amrl
lea defence as are her army and navy.
The sun., 1901-08-21
The Suns Eaiiy Bill of Fare.
Wednesday, August 21st.
LUNCHEON.

Cold lamb. Bread and butter. Vanilla
Souiflcs. Iced tea.
DINNER.
Green pea soup. Waters. Broiled chick
en-. Corn oysters. Saratoga potatoes.
Broiled tomatoes. Frozen pudding. Coffee.
BREAKFAST TOMORROW.
Peaches. Dried beef fricassee. Poachctl
eggs. Buttered toast. Coffee.
RECIPES FOR TODAY.
Vanilla Soutllcs-One pint of milk put
over fire to heat Aoisten three table
spoonfuls of flour with four tablespoon
fllls Of cold milk, pour into the heated
milk and stir constantly until 1t bols
then add youlks of three eggs well-beatel;
remove from fire and add beaten whites
NIL eight cuStard cups two-thirds full and
place i'll Il pan Of hot water and bake III
n moderate oven for fifteen minutes.
Serve with vanilla sauce
Sauce-MiN ono tablespoonful of flour
with one cup OF sugar. Pour over it one
halt pint of boiling water. Stir con-
stantly until il boilS; then pour slowly
over one well beaten egg. Add one tea
spoonful Of vanilla.
Green Pea Suup-Onc pint of greer,
peas one pint of stock or water, yolk OF
one egg. one-half tablespoonful each Of
butter and flour, salt ana pepper Put
th" peas in boiling water and let boil
twenty minutes Drain and press
through Il colnndcr. Put the stock or
water on the fire; when boiling add tie
peas. Rub the butter and flour together
and add TO the boiling soup. Stir cen
stantly until il thickeIs and add salt and
lp"pprr. When ready to serve add about
i4n"-half cup of cream or good milk.
i Canned peas may be- used.
Frozen Pudding Yolks Of four eggs
beaten, one cup OF sugar, one cup of
mlk. l'nt on stove, let come to Il boil
cool and flavor. Add whites of four eggs
well beaten Dissolve two teaspoonftl.
of gelatin. Use onc-half for cistar,l
aud one-half for cream. Whip one pint
of cream and swcetcn, flavor and aid
gelatin: then pack in freezer. putting in
alternate layers Of custard and cream
Requires no turning. Onr-half cf thi.
amount makes enough for five persons.
CHAT WITH THE HOUSEWIFE
THINGS WELL TO K.>OW.
Selection of Elonr-iood bread flour /,
rnther course, grannlated ana creamy yp
low. dry, and cannot easily br packed or
| pressure.
Jrlli"S for Invalds--Do not give fruit
irl!ics 70 mvnlidS. Jelly and bread an.
butter Is an exceedingly bad food for \
The sun., 1901-08-21
STRIKE coNDlrIoNs-rHEIssut

Strike news Yesterday indicated il criSi,
anu probably disorder of Il serious char
actcr III the strike region. \ conuua,f
of things approaching anarchy is sai,
10 exist III WcllSvillr. Chic. and thr ciyu
authorities have been called ON to Ire
serve order. 'rhc cause of thi4 Aisordtl
Is til" discovery Of the plan adopted lp
start the steel mill nj that place. I'M,
plan includes the building Of Il Stockadr
around the mills and tho digging Of Il;
G. the stockad", and the introduction III
n0l-nninn wurkmrn to the min thrnIt..l,
this tunnel. 80 prevent the union men
nItcrins the non-nniuu workmrn prcm
ration for feeding and lodging stliN,
breakers III the mill was also made. rhr
discovery of these things ma,l,rnrd the
strikers ANA they proceeded tn round III
all the non-rnion workmcn, outside 0f
the mills, III their homes and boarding
houScS. Both sides appear to be deter,
mined tu give no favor aud to ask none.
- 'fA''.' - hNi u 'llltIllllillE W NllllWll
ihc strikers in the introduction of non,
union men tO the mills. and are dcrnuni
lnE tie protection Of the authorities in
doing II. This, III the opinion Of the
strikers, is equivalent to an appeal to
force ana they are disposed to resent it ii
Kind.
Every friend Of organized labor regrets
these stormy and threatening conditions.
In strike Of such magnitude il seems IL
be almost impossible To avoid such cundi
lims; they are evolved ont of tho in
equaliticS of the forces 10 the contest.
tHpital. all powerful as it seems to !r,
hides behind the law, and ncglrcting ali
thought Of, or care for the right Of the
matter involved, attempts 10 cocrcc In
hor by threats which involve not only
iah"r'S right 10 equal consideration in thr
adjustment of the relations Of capital and
labor. Int the destruction Of every thing
which labor holds dear. The skill of the
mechanic. and his right TO live by the
exercise of his skill as Il tradesman. is
counted as nothing: his nome ties and
preferences, as nothing; and the sacrifice
OF these is made to be the price of instead
The sun., 1901-08-21
DEATHS.

TALLEY-Near Beaver Valley, Del. OH August
H. 1901, William Il, Tall ey, aged ~ years.
Relatives and friends are respectfully inyited
to attend the funeral services at his late resi-
dence. on Wednesday morning. at 10 o'c'ock.
lnt"rment at Brandywine Baptist Church.
FULLY AT Henry Clay on August II, 1901
Margaret X. luly, daughter OF Bridget and
the late Patrick Tully.
Relat tiyes and friends are spectfully invited
to attend the funeral from the residence of her
mother ut Henry Clay, on Wednesday morning
at o'clock. High mass at st. Joseph's X C.
Church. lnterment at It. Joselh's cemetery.
JOHNsON-In this city, OH August 49, 1901
Elias II Johnson. aged 81 years
Relatives, friends. eDiployts of p, ". and r.
shops. member' of ln1ustry Lodge, No, 2, A. O.
y. w. Washington Lodge No. /, A. r, A. M, l.
Johns Chapter. No. l, K. A. NJ. and St Johns
Commandery, No. ], X. ~ are respec fully in
vied to attend the funeral services at his late
residence No, 1922 Trenton Place, on Thursday
afternoon at O'Clock. lnt0rment at v ilmingtoi
and Brandywine cemetery
SIMMONS In this city, on August 20, 1901
Elizabeth \. simmons. aged B5 years, widow
Edward L, simmons and daughter of the
late Benjamin r. Blackiston.
Relatives and friends are respectfully invited
to attend the funeral from her late residence
No 220l Lamotte street, on Thursday afternoon
at O'Clock. lnterment at Wilmington and
Brandywine cemetery.
WRlGIIT-On August ~, 1901. ct Newark, Del,
samuel b Wright. in his 10Th year
Funeral from his late re idenc5, THURSDAY
afternoon at o'clock. Interment at M, L, C. me
tery. Please omit flowers.
The sun., 1901-08-21

10 roast the partridge seems n simp!r
thing hut to d' il we'll 50 that none of
its tlalor may he lost requires an artis.
tie touch. Flick the bird, draw minl
Singe. cut off The ends of the feet anl
wings. Oyer the breast tie Il slice of
bacon then in front OF II quick fire haste
with butter. 4 little flour judi,iousl
sprlnklcd will add richness to the MI
brown color. lace them in rows in a
baking pan and bake in Il quick oven
for t""lr" minnt, $. when done remove
tho bacon AMI string ana serve on Ii tie
beds Of hnttcrcd toast. II will he no
crime to add parsley as a garniture fur
thrlr SOFT bed. To prove yourself an
rpicnrr cat with thom crisp lettuce with
tn" m"reSt suspicion OF tarSagon leaves
and the gods themselves vii envy Won.
II Of roast partridge you weary take
the birds which must he wrapped III
bacon and bnttrrcd paper AMI put III Il
baking pan III cabbage leaves. Into the
same pan put bunch of fragrant herbs.
onions and carrots AMI cloves. pu: Il
cover on the pan and bake until tender.
Serve on Il fresh cabbage leaf aro,ud
which must be set aS Il garland some of
the Saucn.
lHrtridgcS may he boil i. covered with
a rich gravy made OF herbs. cream sm.
mushrooms and seasoned with white
wine and adorned with green peppers.
This is an inspiration OF our vanuuishel
cnmi6s the Spanards.
lnrtridgcs may hc hrazpd with mush-
rooms or trutflcs, may be br0iled, or
baked and they do not disgrace n pir, hut
remember above all that everything do
prnds upon the discretion of your cook