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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1903-10-01
WHAT OUR NEIGHBORS SAY
The Mountain Rule and the Governor
sbip-COnsidcrcd From an East
side Standpoint.
(From the Essex County Herald3


Ard so the Hon. Mr. Clement is sober
ly considering the propriety and practi-
cabllity of busting the mountain rule,
declaring himself a true blue republican,
notwithstanding he holtod the straight
republican convention last year, and try
ing to capture the Office of chief cxecu-
tive of the State next year. Is such the
scheme? or is the suggestion only the
cftervescence of a ludicrous dream in the
mind of Il humorist? But indeed there
is mitch Of medley in human life and
stranger things have happened, for in
stance: the escape of the same gentle
man from an election last year. A con-
lemp ora remarks that mere IS no r REL
Then surely custom of long time rec
the force of law and we annrebond that
ne sure as tho ,nountairs Stand tho nevt
goveruor of Vermont will be n resident
of the east side. we are very sorry this
term East Side" is SO obnoxious to The
good people residing along the New
York border. The term West Side
causes us no shivering. We are not
ashamed to acknowledged that it is a. part
Of US True We are as closely united as
were the Siamose twins VITA them
the union was the life W. must not in
any sense become antagonistic in princi.
pie G. the whole will become weakened
The mountain rule COnnOt be ignored
i'm 800. any more than in any past time
without causing such disturbing of the
relation.,rlp as to sew seeds of discord
for many a year To come. Why not the
New Yock s.dc of Vermont hush its bah
hlings and rest content upon its laurels
ana OF NOT JeaIGus Il 'i'e Ed9I o.u is,. eA
ness and shows its loyalty to the whole
m.tn the general welfare? The West
SIDE had better wait another two wears,
and probably WILL if it can he unfetter
itself from the denomination Of the gen
tlcman from Rutland.
- - -. .-
ALL hISSES MI OSCC LA4Ohf
U,rom the Barre Timesl
IN commenting on a recent church SO
citl, held IN 8arre, AT whlch KISSES were
advertised 10 be sold AT TWO 1or a cent, INC
NorEcnnes Enterprise says
The common Nulgarlty or Inc Kissing
game has practically disappeared, but
there is still the occasional outbreak that
calls tor attention by parents ana teach
ers. When will girls learn that the lip Is
the portal of the heart. to be opened only
by the man to whom she is prepared &c
give her hfe?'
We quite agree with the Nergennes con
temporary on the osculatory practice, but
in this case it was a little different The
Kisses advertised and sold were the mo-
lasses and water variety to be obtained al
any $500 ~ e., o. ~ oirts y.
Barre gain further credence the Times
~
pERl1S OF THE AUTOMOBILE.
>rror, .,o t1ord,,iol, C.oyetto>
Inc terrlhlc ACCIDENT "hlch occurred
bury the last day of the fair may vel
cause one to feel that these machines are
as vet unsafe for such purposes. Tn,
time will doubtless come when the auto
mobile will be more simple in construc
| lion and much less likely to get ont n
order and out of its drivers control. I'm
| fiji such time does arrive we think tina
| .,-..II ~ ill., ~ a..
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1903-10-01
AT THE RESTAURANT.

Mary had n little lamb
A century ago.
The chops on which we dined to-day
Were from that lamb. | know.
Philadelphia Press.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1903-10-01
Follow
the
Flag

Offers who
Lou and
Ask Wabash
information apply
II. B. McCLELLAN G. E. A.. j. D. McBEATH, N Z. p A.
New York City. J. L. BARRY N E. Tourist Agen,
c. S. CRANE. g. P G. T. A. ST Louis, Mo Boston Mass
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1903-10-01

cannot tighten labor or
make it easy for the
woman who is in constant
suffering from infamma-
ton, bsaring-down pains
or other womanly dis
eases. The one thing that
can make work easy for
women 10 sound health,
and DR.. Pierce's Favorite
Prescription is the thing
that will give sound health
to sick women.
DIR. Pierce has so much
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-09
LABORATORY PLAN
ClI;iUlIINIES Up TONIGHT
COUNCIL COMMITTEES Will DECIDE DEFINITELY ON THE
MATTER IN JOINT MHErtRo-oUrLook Is FAVORABLE

The question u a city laboratory
will reach IT, prarsirei settlement tn.
night The nnanaer and h~alfh ard
asntisti5n committees ptlf assemble
De- Joint session ~ Is 90 Finally as-
fefmin- the beBt u5eans II pfasifing
adequate facilities fsr The toars -
health vita ahfeh to protest the
people ffusn tmpHrr foods
if fhr committees agree 90 the &C.
tahiiahmrnt - city laboratory an
ordinance wi8 De- drawn ~ ImHe
dalalF sbd prepared for pteHnufa4
ton 10 The city aslreIl AZ rs meet
ing On Monday utRht for fifHt read
tag
The recommendation % fhia nFIin-
anre By the tHu committees All b.
practically eauitaisnt e. to rasaa 81
b. the council
AMI the outlook r. favorable.
Or Ludiow yesterday furnished e.
the committees. 80 requested uith
data and memoranda showing an apa
rraaimats estimate ~ the amount ni
money it would b necessary tu es-
pend On chemical anaiYhaa DURING fhr
Asxt few months Dos order - pra-
tss't the teupEH ~ the .itf ffam iiu
pure and Hdutefatad foods. and
from The 90 results Of bad dfinkiur
water
Thia amount he caneluaivsIy
shoNa vii run up Go Is9a rrr
rHnnth. re the most conservative 90
timats. under the prasenf arrange
useut. and 10 strong contrast With
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-09

this rsflmats stands hts report 60
She effect ihat itsa lseS mnuth wussld
- liberal aunfunf iaffun fur the
FfunnHuK expenses q city labor
aiotF. Including the salary ~ a
sarabir chemist
Ia addition 60 thls TOO. nr Lad
appropriated far the utalntenaus o
- laboratory Nnuid give tha board
u haaith murh ldsf opportunities
and better satisfaction generally
lhan would The greater amount ~
flse furru - sn appropriation merely
VIA laboratory. uF. G.ud.aW
shnN the e. me uufA and great
deal more could be Auna at saving
- $50 uFr meuth
The safinfafra expense - equip
pine laboratory. ua8Haa ifatua 81
equipment atfeadY Possessed he she
aiiF. places the fiHuf. at about iftaQ
2 ba uuiY question ief fuf settle
Hent at fhe last session 90 the fussa.
nittsnn. vas that ~ the rafnparn
tive economy ~ fhe two piaHa This
SEEMS cffee lively settled b. nr. Ina
lnw'H figure. fhn establishment ~ =
laboratory being unaunafinnahfy
much more economical and rffiea-
eioHH than tha continuation - the
monthly appropriation plan st an
Increased figure
There t. little doubt that the com b
uittaaa an decide on preparing ~
ordinance faH The approximation ~
the required fund faF satnbllahiuE q
city laboratory
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-09
In rlnMT.-.~
IL IIUIIH
FLOODS
REPRESENTATIVE GATHERING
TALKS or TAKING MISSOURI.
KANSAS AND kk~ RIVERS
~ HAND

KANSAS CITY. Mo. oct with
a fsnw 81 pHrVenfinE e feruHrennr Of
The fiass1s hieh did - many miis
lion dollars uufth - damage iu the
kaszaas river valley this year. a es,ns
srsaa composed ~ several hundred
representative Interested tn Mis-
Hpur aud Kansas lawus. convened
here today AmunE the plans 10 bs
diae used are 10 make a cutoff canal
acFs-sH the biE Missouri bend north
u kansas city. 20 broaden the KAN
sas river channel ~ The eanstfuc=
ton ~ larH system levels and - se-
curing federal uouirui 81 the KaW
river.
The achievement 81 tha object viii
probably De entrusted Ia a periua-
merit COMMITTEES. backed by the in.
nuemCe - Is Organized bodies which
are to-day represented.
Afuuns the prominent Delegates
arr senator darkrtM GahRrvsameu
Cost herd and nauKhrfty. Of Mis-
souri, Governor bailey. Sons tor
Burton and 2rsrau4rn Calder
bead. Scott. Campbell. curtis. bow
srseck and Miller. Of Kansas
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-09
.vVHEVV!!

CINCINNATI. O.. Oct s-nanisl
hhieF and Joseph Johns. Indicted ~
the federal grand Jury. were ar
rsiAned To-day for conspiracy "a secure
brihe from Ryan, the Eeu-firh quick
scheme man.
Miller UaH assistant q James W
TEnuF. former attorney general II the
pest nffics department Johns Is an
aatofnsY az Rockviiia. Ind Both were
affoatcf IN May. previous % their in
atgtmsui Johns acted a. aoshotWreu
rom RYAN - bride fnt permitting
hiha 60 use the malls They pleaded
aot guilty. and gave bonds u 8. 90
saah.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-09
County Commissioners kve Disguised With
she Lack Of Interest in the Much
Needed County Buildings

The proposition 70 build a aew eoun-
" court houss on tho sa-eallea Yes-
lee site. al the corner % T-hlra avenue
ana James street. l. ct. far the time
heinG at least The caanty cemu,ss-
sicners are diseusstng thr matter In
executive aesSlaa thla afternoon and
mar tosisy vote 20 postpone ths sps-
rial bsflA eisctiap indefinitely,
such artion Is regarded az positively
certain az an early date
Indifference O. the plaa in the city,
ma opea hostility IN the country, -
AsAina ths eauiszafis ted srtfHn II the
buafd Prem the bskfnuins the ssnti-
nlent In the eotiaty has been against
the building ~ = new cuurt touss. and
the refusal % tas chamber - cum-
usrrc - iudnras the bond issua yestcfs
day afteeusoa wRs the sap aheaf.
1T Is simply dasa ct ma toritY Fuis
ing C1uamixzinnsr y smith said
this morning aud the other members
90 ths heard nodded assent az hs went
on 60 explain thsir position Ia the mat.
tee.
eve feel VERY stranEir ths reed -
a nrw easrt heaze aad etsa ne eoul
Lar the matter hcfarc the pabiio a. II
appears 90 -. but ~ wauf 70 please
E
shuuid b. decided ~ she rihlie. ~ Do
not stsh eaF Influence % D. felt a. all
1--WE have Euue into The matter care.
fully. and IS a result ~ sounding the
pantimsnt e the voters r. tne citF and
IN fhe naf = aaNu hisfF - we are
F.. convinced that the upuoal Lion 70 the
lasafug - TIE oouis AZ thts time @aula
snakc the reallt q thu sfsstlau fore
Eone conclusion u would simply be
a needless expense.
We have practically deelfrd Al
thauzh wv have not set takNu formal
acttnn IN the natteH. that the wissat
eours~ ufu o. 80 postpone TIE eiss .an
intshnilsiy.
Thls attzanHmsnt wa2 uaau that
TIE nit hsiiainK up here ~ .rrefanitr
IN rtu have e. Be- rsanEafrd ara
>A&sr.. =. A>..-.ss ss,sAss...~ ~->S~>-s>r-s~..r
rneEfafIaHH are eHfirHH Inadequate
"0ur Iau j. crowded TIE eaantH
ortefats are hamnarad Ia fhaiF trans
hcttan = the cenntFs business Thn
court rearus are Hmau There are
onlI tNa farr rnnms faf faar f9fies.
al - which makes il seem almost lns-
possible % vurrr aiauE stth The Oh
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-09
SENDS A BIC FLEET
To KOREAN WATERS

PARIS. Oct g-A report received
here today states that Russia has
made decided warllke move in
Korea one Of the most formidable
Russian fleets ever IA Aaiatie waters
has ARR fed and anchored alongside
81 the Japanenr fleet AZ Mushanua.
Hauthe-n Korea There are % yes
hsts iu all In the Russian fleet. In
Guiding waFHhips Of every type and
character.
Negotiations relating 10 the future
~ Korea hrs stiil un az TOXIC but
there il considerable speculation IN
the Partisan diplomatic corps - 20
the msnacinR attitude of Russia IN
sending the big fleet n has anchor 81
beside the japanese ships.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-09
TO
SHOW UP

WASHINGTON. Oct s-The SUI
prcms court Of the District ~ Column
bla today Issued bench warrant FOR
the arrest % State Senator Geo. A.
Green of New York. who was Indicted
Monday for completely In tho postal
fraud cases William paremua. who
was Indicted with Green. appeared In
court and gave a $4,000 bond Green
failed Co appear In court.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-09

WATsoSNfLI.E. Cal. oct a
The arrival of j. Howlwa ir from
Salinas. this morning. Afesulted IT.
tho revelation ~ most peculiar
scandal IN which n son claims q
have been Betrayed BY his own
father. All the principals IN the
scandal formerly lived in Seattle.
! Iiawies, D.. came here tn search
% his wgfe and two children. whom
he claimed eiapad from Seattle re-
caatlr ssith hts father. The atri5is-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-09
THE BOND ELECTION
WILL BE POSTPONED
FOUND BOY
BEASTLY
Drunk

y. lseyitro. ehausod with selling
Intoxicating liquors to yraf.eid
Paul WalteuHfein. ia the Kentucky
saloon. sunday. was arrested b. fa-
iiae Sergeant Leighton and CLERK
t'ansen. thtH mofninE Ia the Detroit
hotel
LetItfr 8 n bartender Ia the na-
loon whieh la iH "a basement al prgl-
dental avenue and Nsaftr say The
bnF Naa found Boz 4 haIsleas state Of
intnxiHatIau Boa auYs drugstore. Huu-
1ag by Sergeant Leighton. and since
that time the officers have been
working ora the ease.
The prisoner Waa taken 20 the
county lail. iu default -. 500 bonds
Nelson a Liberty. the propfietufs Of
the place. Hlii be reported Co the city
CountH rs the officers. and u u
probable that their license viii be
taksn from them
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DIDN'T STAY
THERE LONG

Zsne Barton. convicted Monday 81
smoking opium. WIS released from
the eity isii last night. on order u
judge George. Hafton'a friends paid
part % hi So fine ia the court. and
the prisoner vas given a week 20
ia b ghe balance ON account d the
fact that great dead OF fall
money was taken up by Thomas
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-09
DAY HAS ARRIVED

WAsNfNGTON. u. a.. Oct g.
Regardless ~ whether Russia to-
DAY eFacuatcs Manchufta OF breaks
her promise. America all 50 no fur
Their than so insist. - tho extreme
limit n necessary. that the treaty.
signed for the opening ~ Manehur-
Ian porte today. shall be respected.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-09

district Jahn r. Miller. n former
inspector. is already un-
der arrest and 4 warrant has been
issued for the arrest o. Inspector ".
- Baiianfins. y ho' is uaw IN China.
The ito inspectors are charged
with entering a conspiracy with sevs
er4I prominent capitalists on the g.
land ~ import coolies. representing
them 70 b Chinese Taerahanfa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-09
RUSSIA MARKS DEMANDS

TOXIC. OF Ascending 20 In
formation reaching here. the Russian
minister % fekinE. 81. Laaaar. has
Informed the Chinese foreign office
that Russia Will nayer sVanuate
ManehuHa unless her latest de-
mands are granted. China. ~ f. add d
81. has appealed 10 the Japanese
minister Tot assistance.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-09
IS BETRAYED BY
HIS OWN FATHER
YOUNG MAN FINDS WIFE wHoaH EcLAIms WAS ISrloEo IN.
TO AN ELoPumEHr sY HIS PARENT

wife and elder nawisH ari children
we're found At local hotel by youns
fiowlea, He had an interview with
them. during which the wife = said
- h8Ne broken down and between
her tears begged for forgiveness
The old man appeared ta be auilen.
but all left the hotel together. ap-
parsutly recnuriisd.
Bpwiea. g. his wife and the elder
BowlaH have been living together for
The past nine years. but nothing was
fFrf aHHf pr fTl.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-09
TREATY IS STONED

wAHHfNGTON. -. G. oct s.
The state department this morning
received a cabieEram signed BY Con-
ger. goadnaw and seaman. United
states commissioner. stating that
The eamnar.lal tIeAIy pfnNl1Ink lot
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-09

aud others arrested In connection
with the AehHnemau murder. Barton
could not pay all 81 the fine at one
time. Ferris. who Was arrested with
Barton. and Who pleaded guilty 10
opium smoking vii be released to-
m0rr1w on the condition that he
leaves the city
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-09
LOOKS LIKE WAR

LONDON. oct. s.-Additlonal
waflike news received today n TO
the effect that several brlgndss Of
Russian troops have been hufrisdiY
marched 20 the Kbfean frontier.
" here they are eueampsd.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-09

ternoon at the Jewish Taboruaele.
a musical and literary program has
been prepared. features 81 which arc
an address by Joseph shipper and
solos by Mrs Costing and Mrs
brennan.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-09

builtins. Ia tta present conditiun.
Nut a.. ur o. the Votera. and u
they eausot realize that thew need
new court house ~ oure and that they
vii eaVs money bt hutidina it ~ this
time Ne eaa a. ua4hiuH
we have not heard from the city
council In regard % the matter. hut
We sanpcse that the election a. decide
on tha issuance % tsanda far the build-
inz - the nsw ritr iaii VII Be heli
a. planned. Oetohef q.
The rsalsr site for fha new court
house vas purchased hy The county
commissioners last spring after an
exhaustive search for availabla To-
cations hT* price paid was tssa eee.
4 lH proposed 10 erect a court house
adequate No the needs % the county
fer years 70. come. hut unfaNof atis
action upon the bond election plan
al ihIs tins will render the Ycsler
site practically = white elephant upon
THE countya haudNl
IN event Il VAS decided - build a
new court house u was the plan 81
the county cnmua iaaiourra % sell the
atd buildings and grounds on Sew
rnth avenue TO the Seattle pche1l
district
lawyer. filled With pisrasy
The lawyers % tthe city wefr the
ruost earnest advocates of the new
c,aart house plan. ana the news that
the commissioners were dshaffnE an
abandonment % the special bond
election struck them With ftalnaY.
Iahn Arthur. secretary of the kiuE
County bar Association. voiced The
general sentiment % the iaWNera
when ~ said this afi~Fuaanf
The har 81 ktng county has de-
handed sut insists upon a uFw
court house dawn town ~ the -
cenf meeting - the association,
raIief a. discuss The matter. not q
voice was RAISED against the plhn.
ard committees were aHrrtnted Go -
oaif ard work NJ sentiment In -
favor
me story that tfsIrs5aners -
election = news e. IRE hut 7 shan -
n1tee hsEin drinE INV past - prevent
rns fuaueuieuf ~ IL my hsiisf
that the association should b. called
fa meet iu special session a once tn
inaIsf ngoh the holding ~ the eiee=
'ian { believe the proposition can
~ .reFlst u rut - Fnfe
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-09
Russia Makes a Decidedly War
like Move i'm the EaSf---
Crisis Imminent

the open door IN Manchuria at the
ports Of Moukdun and Antung. had
been signed by them and the CHI
neas comm Hsianerh.
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Today vas the date s.t Tor the
Russian evacuation Of Korea News
81 RuEnia's move. n g makes any. r.
awaited with the keenost iutereak.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-09

Rrlas h e. n Hooper Ca. uefoter :
10th men are employed al the
Washington ffun Works
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-09
ANOTHER
SCANDAL
GOVERNMENT INSPECTORS IN
MANILA cHAHEp WtTH uN.
LAWFUL IMPORTATION or
CHINESE LABoRERs

MASffsA, oct. A-Another govern
tnsnL scandal haa been uuearthsd.
Collector u Customs SINISTER has
tnads charges relative % the uniaw-
ful admission OF ChineHs into the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-09

A warrant was issued from Justice
Cams court this morning for the
arrest Of william Kirkland. charging
him with threatening personal tuler-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-09
A CANARD

Hell s. Mont.. Oct 1-Ths re-
port put 81 tn tfe morning
up the bridge near liz Timber. on
the northern Paeine tracks. last
night vas untrue The bridge was
destroyed hy fire. caused ~ engine
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-09

The council Of Jewish women IL
holding it, regular meeting this AZ
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1903-10-30
HARVEST TIME AT HOME.

Somehow, when business has a lulI about
this time OF year,
My thoughts take their vacation back
among the scenes once dear.
Q stray about the harvest fields where long
and long ago
I watched the cereal ocean in its gold IN
ripples flow.
While and then upon some olaoe a
tired reaper bore
TIE sunbeams flashed and then went out
ike thoughts recalled no more.
AS faint as falling echoes of a signal far at
sea,
TIE clink of .scythes and whetlock come In
rhythmic harmony;
Among the brooding hills near by. In
evening shadows DIM,
One would not start to catch glimpse OF
wing3ng seraphim;
For sweet tie ways with tinkling bells
where browsing cattle roam.
And all of nature hints of Heaven In
harvest time at home.
How pleasant then the journey home along
the country road.
Where larkspur blooms beside the fence
like. knots of lovers glowed-
Move listening to the whip poor-will be-
yond darkiing fed.
Or tarryiEg where the berries tempt-a
shower CT wine congealed;
And long before we reached the. gate to
hear the watch-dcg's bark,
And see tEe distant windows CLEAN like
blossoms OF the dark.
II seems SO long since those old years-so
q long indeed d. that I
Nov wonder that time could be without
a sob or SIGH,
And yet. enough dol recall TO vow that in
the end
When the-no more and evermore in death
twilight shall bend
& would suffice to know that life hey ond
the gathering gioam
Would really prove as care free as-the
harvest time at home.
s-SViiIgT. Hale, in n. Y Times.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1903-10-30
A SUCKING PIG, ROASTED WHOLE

on platter standing on it's knuck1e
bones, in deep bed of cress. When
carving first remove the head, A to 3,
then the ham, G to D, and next the
shoulder, E to F, on the side away from
the carver. Tilt the pig slightly, and
remove the ham and shoulder next to
you; make cut the entire length OF
the belly, G to H. exposing the stuf1ing,
and then cut thin slices of meat from
l to ]. Then carve the head, the ears
first; then sever the lower jaw, cary
ing little bits or slices from the bone
Then cut the hams into thin slices,
then the shoulder, carving precisely
the same as you would leg or Shout
der of mutton. In serving give each
person piece Of lean meat from the
body, with little stuf1ing. AS many
people prefer a portion of the ear,
tongue, and lower jaw, it would be
well to ask their preference
"A f1llet of beef is cut into slices halt
an inch thick from one end to the 9TH
er; the thickness being greater in some
places than in others gives the carver
an opportunity to offer well done and
rare meat from the same piece.
For sirloin roast, first cut close to
the. bone the tenderloin. to B; next
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1903-10-30

and juicy.
= The best piece of beef for roasting OF
baking are from the standing ribs, sir.
loin.. and pinbone; the latter, however.
can only be bought in certain places
Thestanding ribs, six in number, come
from the foreduarter, and the sirIoin
and; pinbone from the hindquarter A
small family had much better purchase
ribs from the small end, and the larger
family take the middle CUT or the
large ribs. Aszmeat is always sweeteI
when cooked with the. bones in remove
only the long top bone; chop of a par
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1903-10-30
Targets Like Men In Battle

An extensive system of targets tina
fire with blank cartridges upon a firms
line using real cartridges was tested tn.
other day on the drill grounds in Der
lin of the Queen Elizabeth regiment
Grenadier guards. The targets, which
are shaped like the bodies and headf
of men armed with rifles. machine guns
and artillery, appear and disappear a
the will of the commanding officer OF
touching q button. The trials are
adapted to instill composnre in the fir
ing line.