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sunny SIDE A
SMART F|LLY
littIefieId Sends Her the Mile
Route and She Is Pulled Up in
1.45-Bay Track in Fair
Shape.

sHEEPSHEAD BAY. N. Y. Oct. 10
The track here to-day was safe and
good. but not fast.
j. A. brakes Runnels, South Trimble.
Jocund and Ortwell, going together,
covered six furlongs in i.A i-z. Their
was no advantage at the finish n they
all seemed to be in crack condition.
Ocean Tide and Hupala breezed three
flrlongs In 81 1-2.
II. ]. Morrls's Prince Ching n Guy
Park resled of six furlongs in Iii Ia.
Charter M Ormasta did the distance
in In.
r. w. Walden sent Wealth. Lux Casta
and ~Invincible seven furlonss tosetner
J.. ". schorr's Sweet Gretchen clipped
of SIX furlongs in 1.l9. Van Ness did
q half in 0.6l l-2.
+: dsbhsfd's Mutt Blanche sailoped a
5. McNSushton sent champlain six
NJ 6anahaTs Monchara and Briar
Thorpe. going together. r three
furlongs In o.3S. Southampton did ave
TTainer Fred L!ttlefield sent the smar
Ally Sunny Side a mile in Las. She was
pulling up during the last furlong.
A. Slmons sent Clonmell q mile gallop
in 1850. Ringdove did six furlongs m
]. e. Seagram's Dramatist galloped q
mile IN 1.H. Pan Longtn covered the
distance In exactly the same time.
Frank Farrell's Unmasked was asked
q mile and q furlong in zoe. u.
The Columbia Stables Woodshed
J. a. Peppers Crown Prince turned .
half in OBS,
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HERE'S THE TROTTING
RACE OF A LIFETIME
Lou Dillon and Major DeImar, Fastest Harness
Horses of the Age, Meet Tomorrow.

MEMPHIS. Dot. 10. - With nne
weather, the greatest race in the his
tory OF harness will be decided here
tomorrow. Lou Dillon, the drst trotter
to step a mile in W minutes, will DO
one OF the starters. Opposed to her
will be the king OF trotters. Major
Delmar. who. too. IA 400 behind his
name. The race will be the Gold Cup,
and the great trotters will be driven by
their owners, respectively. q. X. @. Bill
ings and e. e. Smathers.
The race will be an event In the his
tory OF the city and the declaration OF
a holiday would come a. no surprise.
Nearly every resident OF Memphis has
about decided to SEQ the race.
The two horses have many hackers
and In the pools It will be 800 n take
your pick. None but experts can ngure
out the probable result, Major Delmar
by his season OF competition In given
the preference. Lou Dillon has seldom.
4. ever, started in a race. and just
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NOW FOR THE BIC CANES
Of THE FOOTBALL SEASON.
Strongest of Minor College Elevens
Wind Up Their Struggles Against
the Big University Teams or the
Various Gridirons This Week.

The period Of the minor football struggles is over. Mid-season is
drawing near. and this week will see the strongest Of the minor colleges
meet the big fellows in contest. The biggest game Of the week will be that
on the Polo Grounds when Bill Morleys Columbia boys line up against the
sturdy set from the University Of Pennsylvania. 1t should be a game worth
going a distance o see. for performances of the two elevens % date have
shown that they ART made up Of the best material seen in the universities
IN years.
Yales great team will go to West Point, where the soldiers will be
tackled. While victory is assured the o of Eli, the game will help
greatly to give a line n the relative merits of Yale and Harvard. Last
saturday the wearers o. the crimson won by a score {, 5 to q.
The Brown team will be Harvards opponent at Cambridge. and that in
Q measure will help sft the righnul holders of the championship this year,
tas well as give a line o the probable outcome between Harvard and Penn
sylvana On Saturday the Pennsy team won by the cor Of 80 to q.
\ Princeton will have the easiest time of the lot. having nothing harder
than the Dartmouth eleven to stack up against.
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waved one hand gently and there was
n hole big enough for n whole company
Of soldiers to pass through. The re-
suit was that the olympioS won by the
score OF 20 to 0. Munroe was really
a hero in the game. and more DO when
after getting the ball on n occasion
he ran twenty-five yards and made a
touchdo VII for his team
Munroe is a different man on the
football field h he Is In the ring.
He seems to take the. game on the
gridiron as y joke and is always smil-
ing. In the ring he wears a fierce ex-
precision. There Is nothing rough T.
pushing a man aside does not do so
as though he were trying to land, a
knockout blow. He Is very aggressive
and AN Idea Of his strength Is easily
gained in tho playing OF football.
owens, who n couple of years age
was on the Columbia varsity eleven.
says Nunroe Is as fine a player and as
IA st as he ever saw. and with a good
coach would develop into the greatest
az linemen. The examiner will play
all season on the Olympic team, and
next Sunday will line UP with the others
against the Fort Columbus team OF
soldiers,
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MUNROE ON THE GRIDIRON
PLAYS GAME LIKE A STAR
winner was the Hero at Harlem Oval and Won
for Olympics. &

There are many who are averse 10
believing hat Jack Munroe. the ex-
miner from Butte, can hight. even
though he did give and take witt Jim
J%effries. the champion. for four rounds
last winter. Blu there are about 2 900
New Workers who will swear that the
mar from the West Is a skyful OF stars
as a football player.
Those two thousand saw the giant
In a uniform of the Olympic A. c. on
Harlem oval, at One Hundred and
rAirty-siXth street and Madison avenue,
yesterday. He looked good in 1t. Looked
as mild as a kitten. too. That's tho
way lie appeared to a giant named
Creighton. OF the West Point Engln-
GERS who played opposite Munroe at
right tackle. In just one minute after
mind.
The smile that won't come of"
oeamed over the face OF the man who
hopes soon to fight Jim Jeffries. The
was given. Munroe was not as-
gressive, He just pushed forward,
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POLICE "QUEERED"
THIS PRIVATE CO

Jerry Sullivan and Benny Leon dfd
not decide their fight to a finish In prt
vate, as was planned saturday night.
The vigilance OF h Staten Island po-
promoters OF the mill satd they were
going to hold the bou in New Jersey.
but the ferry took them TO Staten
Island. They did not want to change
their couree then, so the wood wefe
taken to and a suburb several miles
from a railroad was sought. They got
there all right, but found the police on
hand. Then the last train OF tho night
was on Its way to st, George. and tho
fight crowd had to sit up In the rain,
get wet and try to laugh at the Jests
sprung by would-be vaudevtlians.
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PENNSY'S ELEVEN WILL
MAKE COLUMBIA HUSTLE.

There Is no question that a week has
wrought a big improvement In Column
bias eleven. But what will the wear
err of the blue and white do against
Pennsyivania on Saturday? That is a
question Coach Bill Morley is having
ared at him nearly every minute OF the
day. The Pennsylvanians ave the
strongest team they a had In years.
lie men are heavy, but o n pound
md q half to a man lighter than the
Columbians. But they are taller.
penn will try hard. for she mas not
forgotten the defeat dealt out to her on
the Polo Grounds two years ago by the
Iorningside Heights team. However, II
Columbia gains in playing this week
what she did last there may be another
surprise sprung at the Polo Grounds
next Saturday.
The probable lineup and statistics OF
b teams are;
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BECKMAN'S TROPHY.

BY winning the obstacle race at the
final members games OF the New West
Side A. C. yesterday. William Beck
man captured the point trophy for the
season OF 1908. Beckman scored n greater
number of points In the competitions
of the past year than any other athlete,
his total being 81 ratriek J: Callahan.
club, won the N-yard scratch sprint for
the club championship. He had some
dlficulty beating Chester Peabody. who.
was only Q few feat back at the tape.
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TIGERS NOW HAVE
HOSPITAL LIST
fsnscial 10 Tho WORLDLY

PRINCETON, y. J.. Dot. N,-with
Dartmouth playing here Saturday. Cor
nell h week after n the Tigers sick
list on the increase. the aspect of foot
ball affairs is not as encouraging as 1t
might be. Up to the present time
Princeton has been more favored by
Dame Fortune than most OF the other
large universities in regard to injuries.
The Brown game started the hospital
list. At Providence Barney was laid
~ and has developed a serious case
OF water on the knee. which will end
his playing for a long time. Several
others Of the players received minor
injuries in that game. and the one with
Lshigh. Saturdays game. added another
to the list. Rulon Miller. the freshman
who gave promise of developing into a
star end, broke his nose In the last five
minutes of play when tackling Johnson.
the Initan captain.
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how she will show In this one Is prob
lematicai. One thing Is known, and
that Is. that when being paced against
time she a always fought for her way
In order to overtake her pacemaker
She hates to traE behind. and noae but
a nan Of Millard Sanders's ability
could hold her in check to retain an
oven pace.
sanders Is one man. though. who thinks
'the little marc viii show the way home
! n two Of h three heats, She will
win." he says. land what Is moro she
will break Cresoeuss competition rec
ord OF 20 "a made in the race against
Tho Abbot.
Alta Mcdonald, who trained and
drove Major ,Deimar to his worlds
record. says the gelding will win the
deciding eat and that the time will be
around 2.0. Naturally e. e. smathers
thinks he will win with h Major, be-
cause tho horse is experienced In races.
M,yron MSHenry l. another who believes
hackers will be found such experts as
Scott Hudson. Scott Mccoy and Monroe
9alinbury.
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RELAY RUNNING
RACES POPULAR

The most Interesting and the most
exciting az well as the most popular
races in America to-day are the team
relay races at different distances from
a half mile to ten miles. The teams, as
a rule. consist OF our men, zach man
10 run one-tourth OF the entire distance.
nner Is nothing that fosters college or
Us for this reason THAI Columbia under
the management of her graduate d.
rector, Gusuavus I. Kirby. will run of
meeting ever held in America.
A number of relay races which will
include teams from the colleges, pri-
vate snd public schools, military or
~ganizatons and athletic clubs are
Scheduled.
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COLLEGE GOLFERS
PLAY FOR TITLE

The intercollegiate golf championship
tournament will begin tomorrow on the
links OF the Garden City Golf Club. It
promises TO be a grand struggle Cor the
team championship between Harvard,
Yale and Princeton. as they al have
strong teams. Columbia will not be
represented In the team match. but the
University OF Pennsylvania will.
A new system will be adopted. II Is
that OF the intercollegiate Golf Associa-
ton. One point will count for the match
and a half a point for every hole up.
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CANS AND GRIM
FIGHT TONIGHT

Joe Grim. the Philadelphia middle
weight, whose proud boast is that no
one can knock him out in six rounds,
is scheduled to go that distance with
Joe Cans. the lightweight champion,
tonight in Philadelphia.
Grim has met heavy weights and mid
dlc-weights and stuck II out with all OF
them. He feels therefore that he will
have an easy time with Cans. The lat
ter Is a fighter all through and a hard
puncher. Whether or not he will dc
any better than Fitz did against Grim
Is a question that only tonight will tell.
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YALE PRACT|SES
IN SECRET NOW

NEW HAVEN, Oct. 1a.-Yale's team
hegins its secret practice to-day, and
will continue with 1t throughout the
week. Several new plays will be
worked out. n the coaches have
fJopes of showing something good
when the team lines up against West
Point on Saturday. Heffelhnger. the
Famous old linesman. will stay with the
team all week and give whatever assist
anoe he cnn.
Kidneys ankle Is 80 much improved
that II Is believed he can be given
fight work tomorrow. Bloomer will
return to the game this week. and
Batchelder is stated to axe Morton's
place. owsley win be played at left
half-back in place OF Mitchell.
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HARVARD'S TEAM
AROUSES HOPE

CAMBRIDGE, oct. 1s.-There Is Just
little announcement in the camp
q the Harvard football players now.
That IL due to the victory over West
Pcant's sturdy a OF Saturday. The
eAcE that only eleven men were played
y b game, and all came through
without injury. speaks we'll for
s<spotty" McMaster's training methods,
4cAfastsr is highly encouraged. He
says now that the crimson wearers
naFo = good chance OF winning the
zene with Yale. Critics are not SO
Hf6ert. They say Harvard will have
bhow much beter form II she even
11nE 70 hold her own against the New
#~|44<nite4. Plumbing was the most
E--1IUf1eln9 feature OF the game, and
-. 1QrFaeIlon OF the fault will oc-
re TIM OF the coaches from now
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AoUEDUcT is IMPROVED.

The Aqueduct race-track will be al
most brand new for its fall meeting,
which begins next Monday. The straight
way course has been enlarged. the
grand stand extended and more stable
room added
The new chute Is for two-year-oid
patch on an adjoining farm, and Joins
the main track In the homestretch with
scarcely q bend to II. 1t b practically
longs win be decided over the main
course.
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Anti-Bira Hat nxhibit.

WILMINGTON. Oct. l9.-Tho Audu-
bon Society of the District OF Columbia
10 holding its seventh session with Q
millinery exhibit In the Raleigh Hotel.
'The display 10 given ON the 'bira pro-
lection" plan. which protects against
the use Of birds on hats. Nors than
nifty hass. are shaan q All kinda. and
naA AAa> niIA-
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NEW CYCLING RECORD.

PARIS. Oct. IAN. Dangla has made
q new cycling record for ocn hour by
covering 50 miles and sls yards In that
time.
Last August II. Dangla covered 5o.2s
miles >on . bicycle in an hour. breaking
the previous record for that time.
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FISHER TO MEET PARKER.

George Fisher, the wrestling tn
struotor OF The new Pole A. C., and
Harvey Parker have been matched to
meet tonight at Miners Theatre.
Parker has agreed 70 throw Fisher in
bers Of the Polo Club have arranged
to escort Ftsher to b theatre, and are
Eoing to back him nor only 10 Stay the
allotted time. but 10 hrow Parker.
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CHICAGO, Oct 19-Jim Jenres will be in New York in a couple Of
days. He is here now and has said nothing about fight, but has made au-
sions to meeting Jack Munroe. JEFF thinks he is going to have q hard
time inducing the examiner to meet him in q ring They'll need a derrick
to drag him in a ring with me- is the uncompimentary manner in which
the champion speaks of the a who stood him off for four rounds In Butte
last winter.
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JET" took the time to talk about other fighters. and says Fiz is the
greatest mdddle-weight in the world and that he can double them allup as
fast as they come. He picks Ffz to hand 1t to George Gardner.
Concluding all conversations, JEFF" says he is entitled to a rest, but
that he is ready to talk fight with any white man in the world. He says he
is not afraid o, cohred men, but that when the time comes for him to be
given a beating he wants a a of his own color to give It to him.
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CORNELL CAPTAIN LAID UP.

ITHACA. Dot. D.-capt. Sandy Hunt,
o Sprained ankle as q result OF the
game with Bucknell on Saturday. The
Injury will keep him on hie feat for Q
miss him. The university IL being
secured fer heavy msn 20 M the sap.
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DEAF MUTEs AT BASKET BALL.

ball players wall meet the Company
g. Eighth Regiment, team ct the ar
mofy Tomorrow night. The Noon A.
g. would like to arrange games with
nrst-clasg out-of-town clubs. Address
Harry Hirson, Ne: lse East one, Hun
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LONE STARS COURT.

The Lone Star Boat Club has erected
q handsome court In its ~boathouse, and
q tournament 70 being arranged mons
the members, Tho club also has q team
in view for the Harlem Navy Eourna-
EQsn3 - bAGln In ohcanAaE.
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WILL ARRANGE FIGHT.

Ths m~uch-talked-of match between
Johnny Burdick and Jos Baker wiz be
oo-day. Tue managers Of both
have agreed 20 meet ct the Even
InR Word once at - O'clock end post
iorfeita. Theykare 70 meet IN private tor
4 Aalsh. and % tAks place Nithan tho
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oARsMEN AT HANDBALL.

The wyanoke Boat Ciub'wtl BEGIN .
handbail tournament IN IT. boathousa
next Sunday. Thirty teams have sn-
TelFssent the club IN the boat duSs
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GoLDSMlTH IN STUD.

LEXINGTON. Dot. ls.-W. c. Whit
ney's good colt Goldsmith will not race
again. He Is now at J.. B. Hasgin's
Elmendorf stud. Mr.. Whitney still re-
tains an interest In Goldsmith. e. he
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JOCKEY CLUB BUYS LAND.

The coney Island Jockey Club has IN
creased its holdings at s~heepshead Bay
by the purchase. through McNulty d
Fitzgerald. OF three blocks on The north
side OF VOORHEES, avenue, between East
Twenty-eiRhth street and Ocean avenue.
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HIGGINS LEADS Jockeys.

LAttle Higgins led the Jockeys last
week at Brighton. He rode 1--WE winners.
Hicks with -four wins was second ON the
list. Fuller and Redeem were close up.
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INDIAN Morgan. the American Jockey
who died at Warsaw, Poland, Oct. /.
will be buried at Gaissburg, nj, his
former home. The body will be shipped
homo next week. Morgan died Of con-
sumption.
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#zI|S Wants
HsFnlna Waudsss
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RACING NEWS IN BRIEF.
WILL SHIP M0RGAN'S BODY.

pnanTorf
The Topeka state journal., 1903-06-29
Good breeding.

The best bred women do not fuss.
They take their gowns and their furni-
ture and their jewels as matter of
course. They are unconscious of their
wells and their gloves. and they expect
every one else to be equally so. If they
see an intimate wearing a handsome
gown. they refer to it admiringly, but
they also preface their comment with
an apology Their differences with
their husbands are not aired, neither
are the domestic upheavals.
The repose of the well bred woman is
not the quiet Of weakness. 1t is the
calm of trained faculties, balanced 50
nicely that an earthquake may cause a
change of color, but will not bring forth
a loud cry
Well bred women are a boon to the
human race. They help the world to
maintain a high standard both of NOR
ais and behavior.
The Topeka state journal., 1903-06-29

and no one questions the fact. The
federal government has -legalized the
worship of Bacchus in all its territory
King Alcohol reigns supreme No
Greek or Roman ever saw greater
temples to inebriety than at Peoria.
Milwaukee, St Louis and Omaha
Affairs of intoxication are in every city
and town by government permit-yea
the United States is a partner in everN
one. Especially is Kansas. allowing TIA
fragrant and " hOlesale violation of her
constitutional prohibitory law and per-
secution of those who would abate this
cure, more than sum of all Viilainies
the chief sinner. For twenty-One Ions
years her sworn officials have connived
at and abetted this awful evil Proph-
cts and preachers have warned her in
vain.
Topeka, the seat of government. and
Kansas City. Kas., at the mouth of the
Kaw. are most responsible. Refugees
tell US that during the late flood peo,
pie prayed as never before Many ara
said to have been converted to q re-
ligious life amid the death and destruc-
ton Be that as it may. was the hooa
an accident2 Bible readers and profess
ing Christians should ponder deeply.
then act as for eternity, ere the ad.
monition of Divine Providence be re
peated. as it surely will be- if this ter
rible lesson IS not needed.
BLANCHE BOTES'
The Topeka state journal., 1903-06-29
RECIPES USEFUL FOR
THE LENTEN MENU

NWISS EGGS.-Take two ounces OF
fresh butter. four eggs. two ia
blespoonfuls of rich cream. some
thin slices Of cheese Spread the bot
tom of an enameled fat dish with the
butter and cover this with thin slices OF
cheese. Break the eggs upon the cheese
without breaking the yolks and season
with pepper and salt; pour over the
cream and cover the top with grated
cheese. Bake for ten minutes Earnish
with parsley and serve with fingers OF
dried toast.
Egg Soup.-DissoIve three ounces of
butter in a stewpan and stir into IL
three tablespoonfuls of -four Stir over
the fire for a moment or two. but do NOT
let it color. Gradually add two quarts
of ordinary stock. Stir it until II com
nences TO boil. then let it cook slowly
for ten minutes. Season the soup with
a dash of lemon juice white pepper and
salt. Beat up three or four eggs with
a gill of milk and put it in the tureen
with an ounce of butter Pour the
boiling soup on to this. stirring slowly
Scatter the top with chopped parsley
and serve with fried dice Of bread
To make good fish soup take two good
sized haddocks, one pint Of milk a tea
cupful of cream. two ounces OF butter
two ounces Of -four. salt and pepper 10
fish and take out the eyes. Place the
haddocks in a saucepan with just
enough water to cover them Cook gen
tly fifteen minutes and remove the
meat from the bones. Return bones and
skin to pan and boil for half an hour
Strain the stock through a sieve and
rinse out the saucepan Put the butter
into a pan to melt. add the -four and
stir to smooth paste. Add the milk
gradually. stirring all the time. then
the stock, and allow it to boil up Sea-
son the soup nicely and add the pieces
of fish and cream The soup must not
boil up again. or it viii be spoiled Just
before serving dust a little chopped
parsley into the tureen.
Soused Shad.-This is a seasonabla
dish for the Lenten luncheon Take a
buck shad after it has been split down
the back and lay il in an earthen dish
Put over it a sliced lemon. a part CT
sliced Spanish onion and some bay
leaves. To these add & sweet green pep
per, little aHspice and a few blades
of mace. Season with salt then pour
over the fish a cupful Of water and one
OF vinegar. stand the dish in a moder-
ate oven and let the fish cook until Il
cracks along the back. Serve when cool
The Topeka state journal., 1903-06-29

is permissible the following recipe will
be found of service: The yolks Of 1--WE
eggs. two teaspoonfuls of mustard and
a half cup of butter. one tablespoonful
OF sugar and one cup of vinegar. Should
the vinegar be very sharp dilute with
water.
Cook in a double boiler until the mix
ture is the consistency Of cream. This
dressing can be kept for weeks in a
cool place and will be found very useful
in an emergency on this account.
A favorite French salad which is not
half appreciated in this country is
called "barbe de capucine," or gray
beard"
1t is made of wild chicory planted in
cellars. where its leaves are blanched to
a snowy white, like the boards of the
old Capuchin monks, from whoR it gets
its name
In America the cultivated chicory
may be used. 1t is not washed before
serving because it would become too
soft and lose taste if touched with wa
ter. When preparing it for table. cut
each white leaf into three shreds and
after tearing it in pieces put it in a sal
ad bowl.
For dressing mix a salad spoonful
of oil with saltspoonful of salt and a
pinch Of pepper. Add two teaspoonfuls
Of vinegar and mix well. See that the
barbe de capucine is ice cold and crisp
in the salad bowl. then toss the oil, vim
agar, salt and pepper thoroughly
through the salad and serve at once.