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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-13
"Honor and shame from
No condition rise;
Act we'll your part,
There are the honor lies.
HACKMEN OF THE
CITY. OF RICHMOND,
A Hint to Richmond.
Editor fof The Timcs-Dispatch;

Editor OF TIC ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
SRI notice you want the best class
OF immigrants to settle In Virginia. II
the tobacco factories Of Richmond would
advertise for several thousand white "a
porcrs, giving employment to the app1l-
cants who were sober industrious, thrifty
your city would DO greatly benetlttea'
Tho death ratio would decrease over thq
present death rate. Also the criminal re-
cord be decreased, and the Sums ana
pauperism would be diminlshed.
Richmond by looking after y he bes
white labor and persist in employing Wh'te
labor, would soon double IN population
would have better class OF houses AND
flats for working people, more and better
schools, &c, &C. DA1iON'
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-13
Home Patronage Clubs.

we publish to-day Il communication
from prominent citizen OF Richmond,
in which, in peculiarly forceful man
ner no calls attention TO the Importance
of patronzing home enterprises. Our
correspondent Is right In saying that tho
merchants of Richmond are BILE 10
compete with the merchants OF any Of
tho Northern cities; that they buy as
chcaply and do business as cheaply; that
they are as live and enterprising as the
merchants or tho larger cities and that
they are in all respects amply able and
perfectly willing to give consumers In
this community the best goods at the
lowest price. But they would be able to
do much better BY the people II only
they received tho entire patronage OF
the Richmond public, From every point
OF view, sentimental and practical, the
people of Richmond should bestow their
patronage upon their own merchants ana
manufacturers instead OF sending their
money away from home 10 help the
merchants and manufacturers OF other
communities at Rchmonds expensc
This Is an old subjcet and has beer
threshed out time and again. The promo
si,on is so plain that it does not neet
to be argued, but we have suggestion
to make, Let US have a campaign o
| education, then let us organize home
palronizing clubs and let each and ever,
| ,la. ,,t- al, 1,,l.
badge indicating that he spends IN,
money In Richmond.
Me Commend the auggeation 10 tu
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-13
The Jamestown Club.
.ltor Of The Times-pispatch;

slr.--T fully endorse the letter of your
correspondent, IN. M 81" In reference
to the tower at jamestown, It exactly
expresses the sentiments Of myself and
many others. There can be no possible
use for church at Jamestown and y
placed oyer the old foundations It would
antiraly obscure and destroy the plctur-
esque beauty and charm Of the tower.
our only ruin and ancient landmark, II
tho foundations could be covered with well
land, and the tower simply PRESERVED,
they would be beautiful forever, It is to
be hoped that the Colonial Danes VIII re-
consider their plans, =. NJ. ,.
williamsburg, Va,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-13

James, an apostle Of the Lord. Is hero
writing to tho Jews, at homo and those
see tered abroad. He Is Jew hlmself.
and feels strongly the tie of that brother
hood and kinsmanship.
Dut whether Jew or GENTLE, II IN tho
Lord" they are his brethren-always
brethren. And he adds to 1t Behaved
when he would especially warn or exhort.
So that to each his warning may come,
as {. message, not In pride or anger, or
austerlty but one of loving anxiety to
guard his brethren" against the hidden
SHARES and pitfalls of the world.
The warning in tho text lis against 60
Ing astrny. making mistakes, or "erring."
The special danger to be feared was a
wrong Interpretation Of the character
ana dealings OF God.
Therefore, we arc put on our guard,
and in detail we are warned OF:
/. Our liability to err. Tho tree OF knoWl-
edge has borne us bitter frult--intellect
is off its balance. 1t Graves qualification.
and Is not particular as to what Or how
II gets It. It scizes error quite M readily
as truth, Nay. error Is the more con-
genial OF the two, Our mind Is not only
finite, but defective. dark and biased, we
are very prone to make mistakes, and es-
pecially 80 in religious matters. For not
o,ly arc they things beyond our UNDER
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-13

Judge John II. Ingram OF the Law
and Equity Court, Will cal Inc apeMo.
through for the May term Eo-Hpf'o" 'Au
III srb ~. court utS viii convene at 10 o'clock In
stcnd of.at II as usual, and the Jury VIII
be called al the latter hour.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-13
,Ru+ Give left a Chance.

The fact that JEFF Davis was named for
United States Senator In Arkansas by
popular vote is being used3, against the
nffcct. No other State could possibly do
the Thing that Arkansas has done.-Phila-
delphinS Press. s5AS.ra4Hf5tl 5fs ~ Egt'.t.a
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-13

This table shows as mas oito" w.
stated, that Richmond is tho worst con
rested city in the list, none approach
ing It save Reading.
Richmond Is the only city in the l's'
owning It's gus works ana SHOWS ''''
miles Of gas mains. All cities named own 1
their water works, and the follow
Ing table shows mileage In water mains
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-13
Nothing Serious.

"whars the matter. dear. you look
puzzled?', said Tess. meeting Jess on the
"I'm surn l lost something Just now"
replied Jess. but can't think what "
"probably it wasn't anything very I'M
W mo Il wasn't: / remember now. 1t
was that little Mr. SnlTklns VINO was
walking with me.'-Phlladelphia Ftess.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-13

In Grand Rapids 40 miles, and IN Day
ton 152 miles Of improved streets, as
shown above, are gravel or dirt. In all
other cities gravel or dirt streets are not
included. The street railway mileage IS
52,hat included within the corporate limits.
II The next table shows the rate OF taxation
I based on the assessed value and the rate
based on the market value:
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-13
Her Break.

80 sorry not to have heard your lecture
ast night" said the lo1uacious lady, =
know missed treat; everybody says lr
." "H65w did you find out?' asked Mr..
iFrockcoat. 1.-THE lecture, you know was
nos "-Chcaso Journal
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-13
Angel Brought Back.

Ben Angel and Louis VAN two pr'soil-
ers from Norfolk. have peeil plousn, ,,a ~
The penitentiary to serve lertIis' !, ttn a,,,
comes back on a second conviction, and
Van gets one year for housebreaklng'
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-13

From the charges and counter-charges
flying between Ex-Consul McWade and
Assistant Secretary Pierce, an unnformed
reader might gather that In the State
Department everybody was drunk but
Root
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-13
@It's Different in Germany.

Members OF the German ReichstaE are
10 he Maid hereafter at the rate of 500 q
year and $50 VIII be deducted for re- eac
would be worth while to pay the $IU
wien absent an $3.50 when present-Al-
l,nrv Argus. - st
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-13

Datto Bryan implies that he would
accept another nomination II "circum-
stances seemed to demand 1t. This Is
a good example of what Is known In
political circles as tho open door"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-13

What with the muck-rakers after the pa
tent medicine people. and the govern
mont probing the drug trust the physlc
business is not the simple thing 1t was.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-13

Hoping to check tho present tendency OF
New Workers to die rather than go on
living there, the hearso drivers have with
drawn their necessary cooperation.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-13

The nllpnos. however, Teaerve the
right 10 call 1t Old Cory,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-13

When an auto hits trolley car. tho
bystander gets an excellent conception
of what is meant ~ Greek meeting
Greek.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-13

rho country is willing to have Uncle
Toe Cannon be 70 as often as he likes
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-13

Tho man who discovered that those
weren't really the bones Of Jones might
at least have had the good taste to keep
tho horrld secret to himself.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-13

Tho ~, p. a.. sold Richmond large
bill of good will, which she STANDS Feauy
to honor at any time.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-13

Tho insurance grafters are no doubt
properly gratiaed that New York didn't
happen to have a district attorney moro moro
like Joe Folk ,t
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-13

Montana's senators all have that slight
~ brassy looks
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-13
RIGHT Kind of Deeds.

Right klnd OF Deeus'
She: Did you let father know you owns
ed a lot OF property?
He: limited at It.
She: What did he say?
& He: He said, Deeds speak louder IMAM
Observation-Disclosures Journal.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-13

The paper trust has been converted Int
papier muche.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-13
.now Z Baby ] oday7

Better, thank you. In fact, quite
well. Fat, round and full OF life and
.n,ilchief Pink and white flesh, dotted
with dimpies. No cough, no lndigcs.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-13
The Father Of Light.
Selected for Tho Tlmcs-Dispatch.,

(selected for Tho Times Dispatch)
"Do not err, my beloved brethrer.
Every good gift, and every perfect gift
Is from above. and comcth down from the
Father OF Light with Whom Is no va
r!ableness neither shadow Of turning"
Jumes I. 1917.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-13

A plaudltorium for tho auditorium
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-13
Cali Docket Tomorrow,

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Dost dust?
The Colorado statesman., 1906-05-26
SENSIBLE SUGGESTIONS.

Charcoal is said 10 Strengthen and
whiten the teeth, remove the tartar
prevent toothache, and give the gums
and lips an attractive character. About
as much as can be placed on the point
of knife should be rubbed gently
into the interstices of the teeth on
going TO bed, TO be rinsed out thory
oughly in the morning.
To improve your hands, use only
soft soap for washing and a good tohet
soap. Before drying rub on a tew,
drops OF pure glycerine, work into ~
skin thoroughly, and then dry card.
fully. Keep the pulp of a lemon on
your washstand and with il rub your
hands once or twice a day after wash
ing.
Never wash the face just before GO
ing out of doors, or directly after
coming in, if the skin is inclined 10
be sensitive.
Another thing to remember is that
the face and hands must be thorough
iy dried with the towel before ventur4
ing out. Neglect of this Will be sure
to make the skin tender, and perhaps
unsightly.
The value of rain water The purest
water met with under ordinary cir
cumstances is rain water, which is GER
tatnly great luxury TO those in
towns for washing. If il were fully
appreciated how valuable rain water
really is, the dwellers in our large
towns would see that it was not al
ways lost. 1t is free from the Rsrd-
ness which characterizes spring water,
feels soft to the hands, forms a beau
tiful lather, and agrees well with the
skin.
Do not wash the wooden bread plsH
in hot water, and it Will not turn
black. Wash with soap and warm wa
ter and rinse in clear cold water.
Use silver knife to peel apples. and
the hands Will not be blackened as
when steel knife is used. The acid
OF the fruit (acetic acid) acts OF. the
iron in the latter case. but does not
AFFECT the silver.
If You are choked and cannot get re-
lief, set down on all fours and cough
until You remove the obstruction. The
plan Of holding 4 child upside down
and shaking him is the best plan
known for relieving choking baby.
-Chic2so Tribune.
The Colorado statesman., 1906-05-26
ON OUTDOOR LIVING
Eloquent Plea fer Porch Lix-N.,
ing the Porch Attractive with
Vines and Flowers

Porch life Is a habit. and 70 -,
have nOt already acquired IL, begin !.
once.
People do not begin 10 realize IL.
importance Of outside life. nor ba-
comparatively easy Z matter II il e,
the entire family TO spend many ID
of the day outside the walls of II.
house II porch life we're mora su
tsmatieally adhered 10. there would 4.
less necessity for that month in Il.
country with The children w,is
closes up 50 many pretty honss ~
Leaves 2 des0larsd house for fzfbsr IA
return 10 At night Three months o
porch life Is none too much for 2 ian.
ily that spsnds The other nine mgsts,
in q furnace-hsatsd house where II.
hols-e7ed furniture and rugs and hsnr.
ings abound. and Ehere. IN spite q,
constant care. The air Is filed Ei,.
bactsria-Is6e1 dust.
Begin 10 plan in the spring II u.
porch hitherto has bean bare O. vinss
plant some Of the quick-groEing vsri..
hes that viii bring the desired result,
this season and later PIT II The roos
OF psrsonlzls- C=euz-is. Eoo5tins
trumpet fowsr. tTiez. and homer.
sucklss are all fzTo-its pzrza-fsls
Ehils TIE uotIIsd japanese hop 1fns
the scarlet and pink Towering han
and even the oId-fzShioasd- hu-bls
morning glory are rapid g1o-e-s. All
II the course Of : tsE weeks give ths
coveted privacy and shade One Of TIA
charms OF Ihssz latter varieties Is
watching -Lslr remarkably sp=siJ
growth One family. about Ehos.
east porch had b=s1 planted Z quza-
tiry Of Lhs SCARLET creeping bans. INK
the pains % ascertain TIE growth dzr.
ing Il hours Of o1z OF these vines 1
string ES Isd 70 thz u0 Of Al ami
lions plant - s=vsa o'clot one s7=-
ming a. ssvsa rhz following uo-r.zs
i had registered growth Of si1 -
Lhrs=-quzr-s- inches Thssz bans =
vs-i-zbls magnets ID the huu-li.s.
birds, which 10vsr about than Il
through The smnz-. rhztr bszutis-l
little bright-husd bodies Z c11tiuzal
source Of Joy 70 The Observing
The boxes OF flowers should Be Of Ia
hardy varietis--hs brilliant gs-zui-
ums. saliva nzny-color=d pstuaizs.
combined with vi1. OF plants Of ths
climbing variety. such as uzs-u--iuus
and sweet zlyssum. and With t-i1Eing
ferns II you are planning 70 have 3
general color scheme for your porch
and this Is Al easy matter and NOS.
pleasing in its rssults-be careful that
the flowers do not form !zrring note
10 the general tOne--GoOd Health.
The Colorado statesman., 1906-05-26
Buttpns Fashicrahls

Elahorzts burtons are much used on
SaE and dresses.
The Colorado statesman., 1906-05-26

S1e- --Is rz--z- mn sE=F sZrl1ss5
E-Tls AZ he u-5z- O. ~ dsy- -5=s=
- blessing 70 -ss Lzu-5r=ss zs &=E
% up 00-s EASILY Zz1 keep -s1
l31Ez-- T5z l-E=-.= MS szzs1- =
syaz -1-s fragile II zvl=-1cs -kz-
L-S1zl. 1oE one z=zc-s 1= 6-s- q
materials z-d lzss slzou-z-lC- @. -E-s
izss-s- MS, TOO. L blessing u II
5.sns drssszakz-. Es0 cza keep IN
s-yls without wearing h=-szt Al on
= ne attempt
Long cozts z-s tsE E-5 t- hz-T==o-
sad ths vzrls-y Of short ones : MAJ
vslo-s-o-z wU1ld have ta0zzht Al IL
s5szs exhausted Jo1E lsn I1sy AZ
80 -1ch co1-z- tu- s11Dzr Eszr. and
tAsy allow q display q Ihs exquisite
olo1sz- TIE p-=s1- tzz1iuE mEs
he Streets Es-y festive. 50 1u-h Eht-s
6nsry sen Already zuuLs-s q Ehi-z
trocks have appeared. zn5 lh01gh -
zzy oo- have -Es white sszs11 o< lzz-
szuDs- repeated ths-s certainly Is u
- = great deal ot vhits ~o-a- White
pl@= zrs s=sa. zlDost always fall
ing over TIE hair a. tAs back. = novel
and picturesque dtsPoszL Last even
ing Ts noticed a attractive hzr. o1s
O. The iooEsh ruhznz with Lhs only
trimming = wreath CT snail 5oE=[
the wreath elongated a. ths back ana
quirs separated tron TIE hat lying On
the girls soft trsssss Ike I Ezrlzzl
The zr-znEsosat CT artificial 5owsrs
this season seems % U more natural
and elective thza usual, za5 Tie a0E-
ers 50 prsUy-
SIX Is much Eor1 this sPrizE- t.
fsta and rough Eszvs both The col
orsd PoasssS are Al made with short
skirts. and shortest jackets, evi5s1tly
meant for business; and they certainly
do seen 70 Be 5uS- the thing for l1-
nsr PsdestriEniEinE- The t21s-zs are
ESH=liy made walking lzng1h; in spite
- dire predictions we see almost 10
The Colorado statesman., 1906-05-26
SOCIAL POWER OF WOMEN.
In Every Community There Are
Lonely People Who Need the
Eslp Of Social intercourse.

: wonder whether women are max
ing the most Of social opportunities.
The elevating Of social life is one of
the greatest problems in our land to-
day and this ennObling work is pre-
eminently that Of the average woman
in every community who loves her fel-
lowDen and women enough 10 try to
serve them in humble service in that
little corner OF the great world into
shich her lot has been cast
Could women not do something in
TIE time that they now take for whist
playing, which with many women has
become a debzUch, crowding ont all
noble Inspirations and belirtlins life
usurping public spirit and civic duty,
might they not more wisely spend that
time IN providing entertainment for
the people Of moderate means who
live in your community
Could they not arrange TO get tbs
people together in some unused church
or perhaps in their own parlors and bv
friendly Intercourse, led on by some
invited speaker. develop 4 better citi-
-s1ship in their communitys
Social life is in the hands of wom-
en and the higher the social position
and the larger the wealth the greater
the need that something should he
done TO broaden culture and bring
sunshine 10 the lives Of those who
have 50 little 10 amuss thsm.-Chicsr,
Inter Ocsan-
The Colorado statesman., 1906-05-26

5u1E -zI1=1 suE1s On he street Ani.
1T -1= wzy. 3 tin 3sz O. po1E@
s---- made latest mode. can - wu-a
2=r nay hing 5o--h- OF coursz o1z
nay wa- E1-h 2ch . suit ~ IoFs-
hest q l1Ezrls alo1szs- which With
Is sI5o~ sleeves and 1-s hz-1Eu-k,
I'll lo1k pErys=5 soo1gh to- any
Ting
A. Ia zt-s-zoo--tsz shops oos s=@
so-s q t5s p-s-IsS- Ut s12z- nj
les ! CAzrZ1g oos 5Ispo--=5 i-szH
t1s o-5z- 5zy - o1= Of -hssz places
where ! hzq21s5 = drop = for =
-=trssELlg Gp. 05 ! Eul6z-a5 Il ths
-szrsr gave 5a. S1 ID lhs dress
@ ths dress o1s- z5o-1s5 thz 1zdy-
bon we're - ~o-th looking a. The
lady vas oos-of -hosz s-sc-- sin Eun-
81 slim Eithou- bang n -hs Izzst
s-z-y- hsr hair 5us- -ouchzd VIII
gay, sotly 59E zbout = bright
youthful fac= and cDDs5 Ei-h =
black chip har ut@sd Simply -ith
2 Ersz-A Of Ehi-s r1szz Ths ski--.
and sho-T coat Es-s q al1s tz-s-z- II.
slssTss Of th= lz--E giving tha uu-ntz-
taxable style, hey czDz aboT= ths
s-55E z1d . deep I'm o. crsz-y Izcs
hro1Ehr then doEa considerably LoaE-
-
he princess cosU0= zppsz-s IN III
forms. sa1s GOD O-hs-z tu5iEs-za-
Others bad he o1s here pictured l.
aa srcs1sut Do6sI- designed ~ ths
Dry Goods Ecooouzs- The sho--.
pu1s5 sleeves give Lhs co-rsc- shuul-
der line, The troa- p1sl zzd sh0rr
waist line relieves Ehzt o-fs-Eisz
EO1ld b too severe for any save a
Absolutely p=-fsc- 1E--Ehlch few
OF Us- alas. possess BIZ both an AID
nature are coming = he assistance
q poor ~u0za With hs- unnatural
Do6c Of life. exercise and good dress
makers are building ~ 6zsclsnciz
ELLEN OSlOSD-
The Colorado statesman., 1906-05-26
TO THE AMATEUR NURSE.
Some Excellent Bits Of Advice That
Well Might Be Followed by Pro
fessionals as Well.

Never trouble a patient with ques-
tons about food; the effort Of making
& decision is strain upon an invalid
The ain should be 10 provide some
small surprise at meal times, II posi-
bic, TO stimulate the appetite
II Is always unwise 10 allow pa
tient 10 get into the habit Of inqulTlng
what the clinical thermometer regis
ters each time Il Is used \ rise II
temperature nay make q nervous per
son very uneasy and thereby increase
the fever considerably
If possible. choose Z room facing
south OF southwest for = sick person
provided It IS quiet and away from
street noises. \ northern aspect
should be avoided Do not ALLOW The
bad 70 face the light as this : tlT-nS
70 both brain and eyes
The bed should not Be too broad
Three feet six inches Is vide enough,
as il Is then Al easy matter % III
and turn the patient from either side
The floor OF The sick rOon should
b wiped over every day with c-oth
wrung out il water and sons gooo
disinfscta1L
: nurse should take special pains
70 be s-rupulously clean and neat IN
her dress Trifiag details which nay
pass unnoticsd in ordinary life loom
large on the patients limited horizon
Remember. TOO. that unsndi1g tac-
and patience must De exercised wiia
: sick person. for WEAKNESS and II
ritabiIity are The accomplishments Of
Illness. especially il the early stages
OF convalescencs-
When talking 70 2 patient nu-ss
should always stand o. sit Eh=rs The
former has not 70 strain the eyes II
Crder 70 Sc dearly. tsE things being
E0ra irritating -hz1 % have ID lie II
: twisted position with Lhz had ~ a
uncomfortable z1zl=- 50 Is % follow
wSat is szid
n czs@ of Ing Ll1ssz ths 1urs=
should spzrs ts-s=lf - uuch zs pos
sibls, Outstanding her strength o0-
Only for ths tine -hsl her powers
OF endurance nay Be tlsd % The III
most but for the period Of coz
valsscsnce, Ehsl perhaps her unrir-
ing service Is most IN demand b. the
invalid
Rsst Is very important 10 the ana
tsur nurse, and four hours un5rOke1
sleep are worth much more 10 her
than a whole night Of disturbed
anxious slUmber- Il Is much batter %
divide the night into watches If there
IS more than one member Of the fam
ily available. than 10 rry 10 be mora
or less On the qui viye the whole night
though
Nothing is more annoying to q sick
person than 10 be discussed in her
presence by one or more Of her ana
tsur nurses. and questions as TO when
the medicine was given, how much
stimulant was last administered, and
50 on should be settled out of earshot
Of the invalid--Brooklyn Eagle
The Colorado statesman., 1906-05-26
Shadow Embroidery,

Stamp your design on the wrons
side Of the material and work the
flowers, leaves ana large figures in a
close faSotting or cat stitch on the
WronS side. The small stitch, which
will show on the right side. makes an
outline and the center OF the leaf or
hover Is prettily filled in with the
faggouns stitch, which shows throuhh
the sheer material. The stems should
be done in outline stitch. 1t is vely
easy work and quickly done. You can
take few lessons at any of the large
department stores If you so to the art
needlework department.
The Colorado statesman., 1906-05-26
MUSHROOM PRoVENcALE.
= Very Delicate Way Of Serving This
Delicious and Nutritious
Vegetable

lase about two pounds Of large
fresh mushrooms, pare the stalks s1s
wash them in acidulatsd water. 81 s.
70 keep them As white as possible
drain On cloth. cut the heads in ssv'
e-l pieces, and drop the stalks ~.
q Sin Of sweet oil in q frying pan sS5
the sliced heads, fry s nEht hrovr,
then add tablespoonful ana : h.1f
Ct ees1psd shallots. two b-niss5
cloves or garlic Cif hked) and the
CHOPPED stalks; fry again until ths
moisture has evaporated: drain slmost
AL Of the oil OF. noisten with tu,o
large sPoonfuls Of tomato sauce ana .
little melted besf extract: season viii
salt white pepper and s dash Of cav.
eone; boil two minutes; mix well bv
tossing the mushrooms: finish uith
lemon juice and chopped parsley.
Pour into vegetable dish surrou,5
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