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The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-10-25
Under Two Constitutions
 BY PHINEAS FLETCHER.


 brought into operation in England than it is among ourselves. There a new par lament meets almost immediately after it is elected The prime minister and his associate and assistant minister are, of necessity, in thorough accord with the majority composing it, one of that major- ity holding a seat in the cabinet, being it's leader, and personally carrying out the policies which the people had approved of few weeks before. True. the house of lords may reject the legislation thus framed by the commons, but there is point beyond which that boay can not go without finding that it. too, is not beyond the reach of the commonalty. The prime minister is armed with the coercive weap- on of creating new peers and sending them into the house of lords to convert minorities into majorities, and thus car rying out the demands of the electorate. With us a new house of representative does not meet unless convened by the President in special session, until thir- teen months after it has been elected, and pending part of that period old mem- bers rejected by the people, continue , which the people had condemned and de- clared should not be enacted into law. But that is not all. When the new rep resentatives of the people so come to- gether at the end of the long period above specified, with fresh instructions from the people, both they and the people are tied hand and foot, if there is a majority |. in the senate hostile to the measures which are demanded. But even if the two bodies are inaccord, there is a poss- bility of a second obstacle to be sur mounted, namely, the Presidential veto. Thus, it is seen, that while reform legis- lation with us can be made to travel at the speed of the old stage coach, if there are political or other interests in antag- onism to it, in England it can be driven ahead despite all opposition, if only the people sustain it, with the lightning speed of the fastest twentieth century locomo- tive.
 But it is in a business point of view, the Chamberlain economic battle in Eng land is of supreme importance It touches LIS at every point of our industrial devel- opment. for England is the greatest of all our markets, imperial in it's propor- tions and certain. in its operations. the ebbing and the flowing of the tides Joseph Chamberlain is the Henry Clay of Ensianu. HIS poilcy IS tnat tne Indrkets of his country shall no longer be the spells of the nations, that the lessons we have taught are the lessons his country men should learn, if they would save themselves and the empire, which never beholds a setting sun. If he immediately succeeds in carrying conviction to them, we shall see rampant of protection against our products rise along the Brit ish coast line with rapidity that may surprise the gentlemen in Washington who have resolved to postpone tariff re- vision until after the Presidential elec-
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-10-25
An Assured Future,

From the New York Times.
 How did Bolivar's get-rich-quick scheme pan out?"
 ''Very well. Boliver doesn't have to worry about ways and means now.'
 Really? Where's he living?'
 Third tier Sing Sing. Ten years lease."
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-10-25
ATTENTION! EAGLES.

There VIII be a Special m @ @ ting of Birmingham Aerie, No. 268, Sunday morn. ing at 10 o'clock, Business of importance. All visiting Eagles cordially invited.
 H. w. ENGLISH.
 Worthy Secretary.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-10-25

the scenes in the senate chamber at the time. The work we are engaged in now was started Dy my father, and was not concluded before his death"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-10-25
Relieves Ennul.

From the Detroit Free Press.
 War between South American repub- lies is always useful in relieving the ennui between revolutions.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-12-08
SIC Nifel @Slatc- Giicnbagn

miro luegen ser GbriittogS. mo Nelt.
inbrS 8eiertogc Silete fiir Die Huno.
relic nodl allen Elrnften innerbal6
$50 Nicilcn SIM Ereiie bon elmer
Sabrt unO Gin 9rittcl p%erfauien, nit
Eiidfobrt @iiltigtcit bis Gum 4. 50.
,ulor 1904. Sdncll5iige nod Stem
g)urf Stnbt, Bottom lmO oltlid)en
&lmtten. IS miro ouf teinem 3llge
Der Nidel Ylnte Giien6abn lleber.
iduBs@eIO g%ered)net. 9nbnboi go
Gune mo Snn Buren, StrnBe. Ter
ein5igc Sobnboi in Chicago oli Dem
Glepatc0 Snop. Stdotiihe Sidet.
&iiice III 9loomS StrnBe mo SriOi
tcrium GuneG. 4bon. Central 2057.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-12-08
yNratcrMal Srocr of eagles"

I'll sic iicilcite @eieai6oit, melde bier
III Gutuqre eineu 3lpeiguerein boben
iol. IS lollen lidJ bis lebt bercits
100 Mit0lic0er bereit erflGrt bobcn,
Dci3lItretcH inO Die Snitallirung Oes
SubuQuer 3lueigeS iol am Sonnta6,
Den %. 9c3ember, itottfIlOel. Gs
iinD ole ioIgcnoen Counties ernannt
iuurGerL INN Die porbercitenoen Irbei.
ten fiir Den Sag 81 trefien:
Gmpiong. - Sobn 9reoe, Sobn
@englcr, Sobn aleinidmiot, CHARLES
Gi6ble unO 5rout s. StoI5.
llnterboltlung. - Carl Geinede,
g9m. S6offbmrier, Sos. Mihel, s.
81. &rctidmcr, Clarence Horplano.
Yiulit. - Sobn anDrnidilo, Sos.
&ertdL s. =. Script Somes 9oifee,
SSniepb 8on5.
8mfett. g. q. &~6om6erg, 8.
SirO, M. Seiier, s. S. Mlrrpbp, Glenn
&bitbD.
8inou5en. - 81. &. g. &einede,
Or. g. &eleS, q. 9lgor6, u. Artus,
George @ertin.
9rlldiafen. - go. SO. S6aei(e,
y. $. McSoueblin, @. s. @lpun Is.
s. Ntcgloon @bnS. Sro5er.
Us iollen nod DN0ler" aus ben
NeIero b0riten" bon 9openport,
Same8tolpm, NfodiorO, etc, bel Del
8riInoumg 5ugcgen iein.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-12-08
2IetnereWs@rt@ten aus Staot
mnO 1tmae8eno.

Ser @ilsidutB fir bos @an5e
OeS StabtratbeS bot ser Star Sren'
ing SO. 'erlullbt, einen Sbeil Der
SoDer StraBe all benllBen ullb Die
Mlep spiidlen Der @alnllt itn6 Tine
Strabe fir gauSipefe 5u 9ebrauferl.
Die Sraucrei mill nGmlid) ibr @e.
ihuft bllrh erlen Inbmt pergroBern.
Saiien Gle mid SIR ,Saus
ge9er Suareelb perfaufen. &ein
Mufiehen, mdBise Gomsiiiion, iduea
geiheben. CHRIS. 81. @oeIfer,
i3. ntO GIap Strase.
Die IbeubIfllIe fir Dubuque
lit nun geiibert itnb bie iolgenbet
&laIlcn meroen bon Den g%eilannten
Erofeiinren gegeben merOen: Slih-
fubrung lrnb einfadye Iritbmetif:
Trof. 9 Is. Sorhem; 8orbereitungs-
&loiie nno NtaaBe rnb @emidte:
Brof. Sos. 9reber BON ser Ser5 Seiu
Sdule; SedniifJes 3eibnen: Grof.
$. IS. g. 8rielmaier. Gs meroen
fir DIE altrie 90 Gents per Wonat ee.
red)nct mer6en, ieoof miro fem iun-
ger Miann megen Hiftbe5ablenS ab.
genieien peroen. Die @eloer our
Seitreitung Der Soften ioDen oilrdj
cine oifentlihe Golefte erboben per.
Den. Ser 9ireftorenratb, meld)er
Die &crmaltlung Der NbenOibule in
S1noen bat ,beitebt aus ben ~folgenben
Serren: Sobn abortion, Soriisen-
Der, =. 9. Sharle, s. &earnep, Setter
SeirlS nn6 Snmitel Muir.
S. g. Sranten, beutid)er gfnpo.
fot unb gtotnr, Simmer 4t3 Office.
@ebGllbe, 8. un0 Wain.S trdbe.
@roBe Iusnabl in Samen-
nnO 9inoer-Siiten, iopie gornets bel
Mrs. 2ore5, Glap StroBe, 5niiGen
16. unO II. StroBe, 5u Den biaigiten
&reiiei.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-12-08

Sie Sron5i$funcr : Sdmelterll
bobcn bel Rid)ter S'Sonnell nm
eiilen femeordren @inboltbefebl 1ebe.
ten. nm Die bcibeil Irbeiter Sobuin
&erpin irnb Sobonn Sloter baroll az
perhinoern, meitcr nilf Dem Gieen.
tbilme Der Sd)neitern naf 8lei at
araben.- Gie Wt6nner baben ndmlid)
ali Dem g%igentbume, meldes Die
S6tpeiter1 BON Scrrn SberiOan fiir
eis sIItenbeim gefatft baben, cine
Sleimine 81 graben begonnen nno
rollen nidt 81 groben anfboren.
= Sit es elm u@orlnno", bas 1T
Iaes mas Sic iiber Sefen mo
&anges 81 miiieu brnilherl. ,
- Ser Sliperbiiorenratb bat be.
itloiien, BOB 10 oft iehs ODER mehr
@efongene i'm Gountp.@ efGngniB
limo, bieielben ailf Die SanoitraBen 5li
herter slrbeit bellutt meroen ioaen.
- @s aiebt 3piQingsleioen be-
fonnt ols Guetihunaen uno Gerren,
flntaeaj melhe eiit5eln ober 5lliom-
men iebr leid)t aebeilt nerben blirfy
ren @ebralld bes Undergraduates
Ct. SofobS Del.
Softoren WcGartbD & 8eogb,
II. mo Soma : StraBe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-12-08
{aep & @ltchele loben heut'

&aep & <c6ele loben beut'
Sn 9ubuoue fat olle Seltt',
Tid)t elm @ei6ait ionit IN Der Staot,
@ie tic, 10 CUTE &leioer bat.
g2eil GbrIi6feit Ser Sirma Coos,
SIT tire &urbidoft bent 10 CROP,
Wei ibnen eebt man immerfcrt
9tad) oieiem Sprn6: Gin Wonn, Elm
Wprt.
g2er quite, Itorfe &leiber liebt
9eipiB Gas @elD nidt unirilb gibt, .
Saul er bel aaep 4 8uebele Elm,
Co miro CT itetS 5ufrieoen iein.
@oIN fommt Dos Set fir @roB lnb
alein,
% fault man acknowledgement ein
@ei &aep & 8ltehele febre on
geiteP Dir bort ben @eibna6ts'
mann.
Serren &aep & 8lte6ele miinlden
beltt'
Sec groben &lnOihoft meit NM
brett,
@iel acknowledgements, Slid 1unf
Seocu
llno Sonrcnideiu mli aIeu @eget.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-12-08
GrmGhisfe Sabrprciic fir Die @eib.
madltS- nuo Wenjabr. Seiertage.

Sic Iidel Glote @iienbobn miro
ON "a. %. unO 81. Ge3ember itnb
om +. ,Sanuar 1904 @illete gum
Erciic bon elmer Sabrt mo Elm Grit
tel iiir ole &mloreiie perfnuieu nad)
.GlGser innerbalb elmer Gntiermmg
BON 100 Meilen, iiir Die &iidreiic bis
5ilm mo eini6lieBlid oes 4. Sanuor
1901 aiiltig. Sn heli Speilewa9cn
mcrDen SS%nOipiolol Glib IDEALS Ter
Dirt, meld)c i'm Ereiie bon 30 Gents
bis III eineu Collar iid bclueJcn. IS
miro olli teincm 3llae Der 9tidel
Elatc @obn icmalS llebcriGuB 6obr.
gelo 9erehuct. Chicago 3idet.
SiiiceS; III NOomS GtroBc nnb
sluoitorilm Sinner. @Qbnboi 60
Gallc nn0 San @urcu Strube nlf
Gem Gleonteo Coop. Fbon. Central
2057
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-12-08
MurkthPrtd1If
SIR oeu 0roSperfauf.

Ou b II q Il e, ben z. OG.
@etreioe. Sen, Mebl, etc.
Safer: 35@40c.
8oru: 42@5Oc.
9erlte: 40-50c per Suibel.
Roggeu: 45-55c per gulbel.
Sem: $7.5O@9.O 90.
Ytsbl: satent, s4.5O@4.Go; fraisbt,
"a. 20@4.4O.
&leie: &c. 90. @$17.OO
8ntter, GierunbRGie.
6ier: 25c per SuBeno.
Butter: 0airp, 17tc .. ginno Cream:
err, 22c.
aaie: 0tabm : &aie, 11ic; grid, 12t.
groceries etc.>
Reis 6i-9!c per 9,iuno.
Yiuiebslu: so per Suibel.
Nepiel: S2.25@$3. % per Sarrel.
6artoiiel; 80 per Suibsl.
Gieb.
Gtiere: 8 .75@4.0O.
Rinber: $2.50@3.tO.
8iibe: SO. 50@3. 90.
6Qlber: $4.O0@5. 90.
TriibliuoS zSGmmer: SO. 00@3. 80
Shweine(auf benz SuBJ: s3.75@3.9 80 per
bunbert Billio.
Steb (9ei6laateb.
GinoleIih: 7@7ic per FiuIo /; dincer.
6@6tc per Yiino.
Sbaileii6: S@Sic
Propi lions.
Gsr6u9srtes oleii@S 9iutsn, liz @12ic
Sped, 12@11c.
Sdmalj: s@Stc.
Sobisu: S%artIobleu, So 0 per Come.
SoIj: Gutes Gi6enbOIa 6.00@S6. so per
8oroe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-12-08
Ieiienpe Wgcntcn:
s. g. Sanes. Subn Sobler.
Saul Hnebel.
@eslueit6cilt

rpur0e in ben @eb0ften Ser Mil-
muutee. Giienbabn am Sreitag Nah'
mittaa Der SiGbriqe @aIter Slnefer.
Scriel6e moIlte, nit einigen nnOerell
&%umeraben, nod Der Sd,ule olil
eilen Oohinfnbrenbcn Bug .ipringen
mn cine freie Sabrt 81 erlangen, OILS
er 10 ungliidlid) nnter DE &Goer fam,
DoE er oui Der Steae getoptet lpnr-
b.. Tie 2eihe ipltrOe nad) Der
Glternmobmng, 1863 Sigh 8lnfi
StroBe, 9ebradt. 8us Sei6enIdon-
ecriht CAB einen @abripri,f oabin
ab, Dab Der 8nabe bel leihtiinnigem
Nufipringen niti einen lid III Be
meellng befiuolIten 3ug du Eooe
fom. Die &Goer ioflen Den &uoben
ii6er SEN @eincu am llnterlei6e iiber.
io1ren mo in 5wei &beile setbeilt
b0ben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-12-08
Cute Y9otoarapbien

f0unen mr. Don Grperten bsrseiteut werben.
IS gilt bel osrsn SerftelunS Griabruug
gu babeu, p~aiicube 8opis ulb &orperiteuuns
gen gu bsadteu, bas p%aiienoe 9idt= unb
S@attenuerbaltnib gu fsnnsn nno eann
aud Die nOtbi9ely oft rsdt toliplelisen
9lpparate az babell. Gieies NaeS 1T Dor
banbeu, wenn Sbr 9ure Photographic pom
mir ma6en lalet.
u. s.. VI acReusie,
1918 6laps Or. Subuaue, ia.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-12-08
sine biaise Mrt, nm fid Elm
S5etm III nerjdaiien.

2eien Sic Iieies iorsiiItig burtb. Sic t1nueu
cine peimath ilr 5000 baar tuuieu inlo Sic tUuneu
oas ltebrige IN muuatlid)eu 8ablrngen entrid)ten,
aeraoe ipie Mietbe. Sic be3ahIen 10 uiel ais Gle
t6nncn. aomuten Sic oieie Sferten eintnGI Ielber
belit)tigeu. Sur $500. Elm 0auS nit bier 3im=
meri, gou5es Got, grocer 0arteuplaB, NIT suteuI
8rurren, nahe Sdlule, Gtore$ uno StraBeue
babu, mpuatlid) 800. SIR $500, eire s~iunteI:
ungelueue aelibeu6 NIT flinI 3iuImerft, init
annsern Got, monatlid, $1,000. flr $3.50 cine
Cottage nit iini 3inlmern, uollem apt, an Der
eite StraBe nahe BEN Saie6au Bart, mouatlich
$500. 6lir $500. eul paus nit s 3imruern nahe
Der Soma epiIin @ompaup $500 limb IN Saar
nutbig) NIB nlouatlidl 1920 6ilr $500 uuo aui~
ipdrts patante Guts, III irgei0 eine Staottbeile,
nul lueldle tb EN- pnNetloeS 0ein bauet iueroe
uuo Sbnelt erlaubeu iueroe, mpnatlidle Sablun-
gen 3u mGdben. SD ernieorige ben Hreis oes
9ebeusunterhnlte5, inoem i) Sbre Mietbe oer@
uenoe, nm Sbneu elm Seinl 81 uerid) anell ln0
itoem ib Die Gage %oeielben 10 iuahle, oaB Sic
eineu 4emliegartel blben Ino 0ibner balteil
tonnen. Is beSnblt i'd lnlo silt Geiuno babel.
Rein Ylan III einiad) uno leidt ueritnnoen Sic
baben feline @elegeubeit 81 oerlieren, nod I'M
fSaue pur arantbeit oas Gigeutbtm 5u perlieren,
Srageu sic nm meinen eoutrGtt Su beii dJtieen.
9ie 3HtereiIen nebnieu ab ilnb bic Sduloeu
,ueroen tIeiuer. Sic babeu bas Hedht, irgeuo
cine 3eit Die Sdulo gan5 ab5ube5ahleit. Seoe
5amilie mill ellie eigene Seinatb baben.
sSenn Sic Mietbe be5ableu. f0uneu Sic cine
eigeue 6einatb haber, neil Die Wtiethe onfiir be-
8ablen uiro. Gle mitheu iid] gleid) meloen, Uenu
Sie BON oieier Sferte @ebraudl madden iuolleu.
Chr. u. Soeifcr, Is. uno eiap sStraBe. .Sr
uerfauit Seinlatbeu!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-12-08
Gpre1t Dor !

Wir iino III Der gage. Sic NIT allsn
Gorteu %9llsnwaaren, 2eden. Seppi=
den, Watisn uno Scltu6 sll periebsu.
ale bon l%sltenoen Sobrltanteu aemubt
uno Geacn Scar 9etauIt, Dcld)c mir 81
Yreiien anbietsn. Ole lcnlt nlrsenos
ana botell meroeu t0nnen.
Sames SeDi IL Y 0.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-12-08
Tarmeit III b%erfamfeu.

2iO0 ELDER enno inter @uItur in Gtearns Co.,
Iiun. 8wei SUB tieier ifiuerer idiunrSer Sobeu
nit lebnIzllnterlage. BON 100 bis go 9der in
elmer 5arm. @ute 8ebduoe, geaiier Mno gsieien
auf ieber Sarm. 9ieielbeu liegen bon ! bis 8
Reilen BON tatholiider aird)e, Sdlulen, Creams
gen: elm 8rittel baar. stpei Grtttel aui Seit Su
iedls 9roSert SntereKen. lin yt6heres wenoe
man iid al Z. y. SSarmeetifg, Melroie,
SteQrnS 90. Rinn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-12-08
Yin Qaaoiuher.

gSir baben on 100, 600 Nder opr5isliher Sarnts
9dnoereien in Rtmieiotn NIB SIosSatota SI
Ereiien BON So bts S21 pro Nder 3n uertauieu.
@beniauS zine 6Grm BON l,020 gI6er NIT guten
@eb1uben.
gtne 5arm BON 44O gder, iammtIif, c%uItiuirt,
nit guteu @eblubeu.
Gin iih gut 3ahlenoes SpteI uno anoeres 6arn,s
NIB Stabtetsentbim entipeoer 5u oertauien ooer
3n uertauiobeu.
Sitte bel uus ppr5uipredeu uno mir iuerben
Sbreu 2iiriden entipredbeu.
Jobn gtsr L. 60,
@rnrbeigei,tbums NIB 8erlidberirgS e Agent,
49, Siebente StraRe. 3ublaue. GotuG.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-12-08
Gutes, biQiaes San0

1T sn babcn nm @allcp Sails i'm Dit'
lidjcu &anius, bcm Iittelpunft ppn
brci Giicnbabncn. Nabere Nnsfnnft
gibt &ep. Spfepb elite
IL INC r, 8. z. y, ct. SeueSirt's
QlG6cp, NtdyiIun, Ganias.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-12-08
Suite Tarm 1T perfanien.

Sarnl opn $50 9lder, meme 9erduutige 8ebdiibe,
nIeS gut eingeridltet, allies inter Gultlr. geeig=
net ill geiniihteS 6armeu, III pohlhabenoer
oeutid)er fatboiiId)er Nadlbarid,ait nno gutem
gRarft IN Der Aabe. @igeuthlIuer mOd)te iid in
ben HubeiIono iebeu. lin i%ueitere AnStunit
idbreibt al 0eorge Saupt, Melroie. Yiinn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-12-08
Matholijft Warmer,

iueld,e iid IN NarpIonb nieberlaiieu tppaeu, no
eS lat iiberna tatboIiidle aird,en uno Gd,uleu ioe
men fret umtpuft senaue gluStinit un6 itHersu
hatb erbalten, iuenn tie einen oentidlsn. Sriei
ldlrethel on Serrn Setretdr HERMANN
BADENHOOP, State Bureau of immigration,
Baltimore, Md.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-12-08
Weqen Aredsidaocm.

SD entpieble hermit Stroop'S %beriibmte
beutidje Enlper. Steielben beiler iebeu mod
niht aufeebrpdbenen) ArebS iuipobr tnnerlidl ais
GuBerIid. 2as anertanut eii3ig bette Nlittel, I'M
Wagentrebs eriolgrei6 81 beilen. gSegen 3dbes
rem, 3eugniie u. I. 10, id1reibe man an:
COWARD q. 1oebiug,
Ct 2ucdS. Sppu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-12-08
@o 1T Wild. stemmler?

@eaeu Observation-Disclosures lit bic 4os
hreiie ppn M. Stemmle ans Santni, 2uremburg,
e~ebiirtis, ueriangt. 8erielbe 1T ~pieleid)t IN Utah
poer 5lorioa. @ustnnit ienoe man oil Granf
SdIone, Strpuadl, Widl.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-12-08
0emeral : store III bertamten.

Cine ausgcSeidnete @eleeenbeit eineu Senerals
nit Shpeiteruif)ule. Sber Bn pertauldleu au'
Gano IN elmer oeuti@en @emeinbe 100 Eierrldlule
lit. Man aoreifire u. n, care OF Catholic 3rintz
ina 60. Subuaue, Roma
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-12-08
Is bicaso, Den 2. Ge;.
Wstretoe

Wetretoe
BeRsu-
Ss;. s1E@s?t.
Wal. SOt@SOf.
RprI-
Se;. 4lI@42g.
Wai. 425@4St.
Saier-
Se,. 34s @35.
Mai. 36@36s.
yiebmarft.
Sdmsiue-
Sbpsre, "a. 10@4.55.
S6mere. rauGe, "A. l004.30
yeidte, 81. 10@$i. 80.
Semll9te, 81. l0@4,G0.
Sieb-
&lMouieb, SO 3j@5.1j.
6iibe uno Elnoer. 81 .2564. 40.
3eraS StIere. W. S0@3.65.
Neiterns, S2.Sj@4.40.
S6aie-
Wenli6s 9Gmnsr, S3.25@5.40.
6iuheimii6e SGmmer S3. 50@5.70.
@etli6e Sdaic, Sl.15@S.%.
GinbeImilhe S6aie. So. lO45.S5.
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gu bertaufen.

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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-10-03
What to Eat.
Written for The Evening Star.

Written for The Evening Star.
Boiled leg of lamb-Select leg Of lamb
that has been hung two days only, plunge
1t into pot of boiling water, add an onion
a carrot, stick of celery, some pepper
corns. dessertspoonful of salt and SIM
mer very gently for two hours and half
to three hours. To serve wipe off the meat
with a clean, damp cloth, garnish with
sprigs of cauliflower and carrots. Pour
over the meat some good caper sauce Chop
the capers) and serve more sauce in a
tureen.
Spinach with egg garnish-Take sufficient
spinach for your dish. pick 1t over and wash
in several waters until quite clean. Then
put it, still dripping, into a dry saucepan
and cook 1t in its own juice till tender.
Turn the spinach into colander, pour cold
water over it, drain as dry as possible and
chop very fine. Fifteen minutes before
serving place the spinach In a stewpan with
a pat of butter, pepper. salt and a little nut
meg and stir till all are quite hot To serve
turn into round entree Dish and garnish
with hard boiled eggs cut lengthwise and
laid on the edge of the spinach. Serve very
hot.
Saute kidneys-Split the kidneys and re-
move the center, then cut into rather thin
slices. Dissolve half an ounce of butter in
a Stewpan and add the pieces of kidney.
When this is nearly cooked stir in a des-
sertspoonful of chopped onion and a tea
spoonful of chopped parsley and seasonings
OF pepper and salt. Pour i'll gill of good,
thick brown gravy and glassful of white
wine, simmer all for a few minutes and
serve on a thick square of buttered toast.
Serve very hot with little busting Of par
mesan cheese on the top.
Bagdad pears-Peel the pears very thinly
and evenly. preserving the shape and re-
moving the core from the thick end without
actually cutting the fruit through. Put
each into little calculated water the mo-
ment it is peeled, and when all are ready
simmer them in Sirup till thew are cooked
Now drain the pears from the sirup, fill up
the hole in the center with any nice jam,
arrange them neatly upright and pour the
srup favored to taste with lemon, liqueur
or vanilla, as you please, round them. The
color depends good deal on the quickness
with which they are peeled and cored and
then placed in the sweetened water strong
ly calculated with lemon. Some pears Will
discolor. do what you will, and in their case
add drop or two of liquid carmine to the
srup in which you simmer the fruit