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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-01
u EMBASSY ON
FIRE At ROME
Ambassador Griscom Has Hands
Burned and Hair
Singcd.

y J. \
4 ROME. March 31.-Whiie LLOYD G.
3Griscom, the American ambassad dor, and
Mrs. Grlscom were returning from the
Easter services at the American chutca
to-day, they saw. smoke arising from
tho roof OF their home, the PalazzO
Dcl Drago. Mr.. Griscom hurriediy en-
tered the building and found the SC.
wants unaware that the palace was on
fire. The am bassador led the way to
the attic. Flames burst forth as lie
opened the door and burned his hand
and singed his eyebrows. When TIE
E1remen reached the scene the beams,
which were put in place centuries ago,
were burning briskiy. The roof over
the attic collapsed, causing the centre
portion of the ceiling Of tho magnif-
cent ballroom to fall. The furniture
and paintings We're quickly removed,
but not before. several of the latter,
notably one of President Roosevelt,
wero damaged. Isl
After working two hours the flrcmen
Succeeded in, checking the blaze. The
loss Is estimated at $4,000, and is
covered by Insurance.
Ambassador Grscom mad INTENDED to
sign a lease Tomorrow for the house,
which Is still under lease to theIfor-
mer American ambassador, Henry
White .;.
The origin OF the tlre has not been
definitely established.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-01
IR|PLA ALI|AnC[
IN CONFERENCE J :: | I ! !
Prince Won BueloW and Signori
s'ittoni Met at l2apolli OH
s Yesterday. q.
&. !;

IsAPOLI. ITALY, March 3l.-Origin-5
ally 1t was intended by Prince Won
Buclow, the German Imperial Chan
Scellor and Signor Tittoni. the Italian
Minister of Foreign Affairs, that not
slightest political Importance should
attach to their meeting here to-day;
hut after a two hours conference at
Fthe, Imperial Palace Hotel this morn
1 ing, twas dccided by the Vatican To-
Issue an official statement. This was
follows: NJ 81 "a n 5F
This morning there took place a long
and anicable discussion between
Prince Won BueloW and 8Signor Tittoni.
Although the conference was not
brought about by political reasons
naturally the subjects Of conversation
were the political questions now oc-.
cupying the lin terna tional field.
The conference demonstrated again
the full and complete correspondence
oil ideas of the two statesmen"
Although the strict secrecy Is main
tanned concerning the efficiency and
sLregnth Of tho triple alliance, and
that 1t was especially argued that re-
clprocal relations between Austria and
Italy should be strengthened as tho
greatest danger threatening tho two
powers was the conflict between Them
selves. which the triple alliance wished
to avoid.
1t is expected that the conferences
VIII and when Irlnce5von Buelow and
signor Tittoni meet Baron Aehrcnthal,
the Austro- Hungarian foreign minis
ter /! i4s sE
1t is sgnsserted that the German cnnn-
l.celiorB is not opposed to tho principle
of a general limitation of tarmamonts,
but that Tho will reserve his actual
adhesion to AT until u practical way
flor its application is found.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-01
Chill WANTS
IN AMBASSADOR Al | J. D
Feels Sighted That Brazil
Should Be Rankc q Higher u.
Than Hersel
ENEMIES : 3 u q KED Sc cHEME.


WASHINGTON. March 8 chile,s,
failure to send a minister to washington,
to replace Mr.. Walker Martinez who did
not return here after the Pam Anierican
Conference at Rio Janeiro ID last summer
has caused much comment. The neglect
OF the Chilean, Congress to appropriate
sufficient money to- malnta the lega-
ton has beenj & ivcnS as a reason for leay-i
ing the American mission in charge of
Alberto Yoachan, secretary to the legu-
ton. But 1t has Just come known that
the real cause was hidden deep 8inS Latin
American politics. M "
Chile decided It would he a good dea
to have an ambassador in Washington.
Steps were taken q to discover what the
United States thought about the. pro-
posed elevation of the Chilean represen-
tative to washington. lBrazil l & had an
ambassador, and Chilo fel t that t "a SINH
lar honor should be 4 accordhdSS to It by
! the United States. Ia 5i sSss
Tho suggestion that the Chilean envoy
might be raised to aInbassad dorinl rank
set all Latln-An,erIca on edge, and a
general movement was insti tuted by the
Southern republics to head off such u
movement. Argentine, being nnfriendy
to Chile, was especially opposed to tho
plan, as Brazil ana Chile are always
rated MS allies, and Argentina did not
want her two strongest t rival s. to out-
strip. her in American representations,
MustBe a World Power
1t has not boens the policy OF the
State Department to send ambassadors
| to any country which cannot be rank
| ed as a world power. and when tho
hostility Of the rest Of South America
TO such a. change became known the
I United States decided that the gques-
ton had better not she agltated further
mt this time. Before this decision was
lireached however, 1t was diplomatically
limited that Bolivia and several OF the
| other Western South America repub-
lies would probably decide to with
draw their ministers and leave their
tlegations In charge Of secretaries in
case Chile was permitted to send an
ambassador 575.5 si3 @ #
After Mr. Walkcr-Martinez left
Washington 1t was suggested to the
sStato Department that another man,
whose name has not been made public
| was being considered for the place,
| But after tho United States was Fed
| about tho man, his lnamo was dropped
| and recently here has been no sus-
| gestion that Chile Will ba in any
| hurry about sending u Representative
| of ministerial rank to Washington.
i Tho United States had no objections Ia
the name proposed ana the failure OF
\ Chile to send llim AS attributed by
1 ldiplomatists here to the refusal OF thu
i limited States to give favorab able con.
\ sideration to the amha ssadorial plan.6a
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-01
GETS DIVORCE FROM
ELEVENTH HUSBAND I.
Mrs. Polly Weed Baker, Most
Married Woman in Indiana, Is
Released Again.

= RICHMOND IND, March 3l.---AIrs.
Polly Weed Baker, Of Boonvillc, widely
nowns as tho most married woman In
4kE:G,nna, was o-day granted a divorce
from, ny as,.rventh husband. John kel.
Baker Is the ninth Of her eleven n.Ehns- ,s
bands from whom she has been legally
separated, ono having died natural
death and another committing SUICIDE:
ass3 Mrs. Baker Is slxty-nye years Old. sne
was first married back in the early ilftles
Ito Henry Fliquay. q
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-01
Mr.. TAYLOR believes HIS
BROTHER DIED In JAIL

Especial to- Tho Times-D Disnatch,1
Taylor iyi, clerk q tic s. cireuit Court of oi
Patrick county, believes that fred
Taylor whod died In a cell In the Police
Station here two weeks ago, was his
brother. and he Is expected to make
an effort Tomorrow to- have tho re-
mains dlsinterred for the purpose of
Identification. tt was thought Taylor
was from Yonkers.N. III, but Mr.. Tay-
lor sis conhdont that the deceased Is
q his brother, whom he has not seen for
tIyo wears. +i etAf 5 ~ Ss 5et4
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-01
COTTON SEED OIL MILLS
!. CONSUMED BY FIRE

q e,ItARLoTTE. N. g., March sl,--I'ire
Which had its origin In the boiler
room OF tho plant. DESTROYED The cotton .
seed oilamilsBat Plttsburg to-day, TO-
getier with tons of seed, and before
ia sprogrcss5 could he checked burned
Y 3ssvernl adjolning factories, Only by
hard work was tho destruct tlon. Of tile
t,oSu,'i Town S,rt prevented. The loss Will roach
$4,000. with SMALL insurance, j8
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-01
|CkU USHED, BETWEEN |! J,
ENlG I NGIlNE 4 ! \ / AND CAR.
snplo loyss oi4s. A, i. Instantly
IIilled lin Horrible "a
sy IN gsss Accident.

b ISpselal 10 The Times y Dlspatcll.1
Aria 1T,rllS y, IN O., March 3 3l.--J. nv.
MAXWELL. AN employ Of tho Seaboard AL.
stlie,S ytas instantly killed tonight on ths
OF the company, near the passel,t
ysHtD0t, In AN unlsual manner.
sysHell was standing on the rear fo'
ss Kel der fof IN dead road engine. whicl
tier was king to- the loundhousa
ltaFseatl lRE track, With only enough
ll1si The ongine to pass, was
Nss ScA FsS Which tllo hostler in back.
H Hpgin lld no see, Before Bras.
tive the alarm lle was caugh,
telii 81 a nd box car. and lIff
.kIts I'm. When the cngin,
tslsy his llfeless body dropped
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-01
9THAW OFFERED
!, ST 900 FOR faster
5l,ike Emperor Of Old, Prisoner
Feared Poisoned
sFs Food.

Dirk, March 3 ike a fear.
gstrlcken emperor Of old, or a Gear OF
to-day. Harry K. Thaw at one period
Fin The Tombs was afraid his food
gwould bio poisoned Not being able.
like those dcspots. to- command the
services of n d-tastcra (who, by suf-
4 sferipg an agonizing death, could give
9warnfnE that a particular dish hold
/ spOisQnj tho slayer OF Stanford White
\ Stsls ifnssl(lgesa substitute.
~ 4 900 g day to any man
h Whoa would take q bite OF that d disl,,
Saad g.a zip OF athis liquid and so on,
& yprephY Atory 81 tO Thaw partaking OF
iss That amazlIE II Y 81 toryi was told by a
4 9ombs orderly yesterday on the wit
\ Ssess stand bayore tso commission ap-
pointed By If,stlce Fltzgerald TO In
sauito into TheR,s mental condition The
story caused SEcnsation. What effect
y ~ gwOuld u. .h1iA on tho commlssions
I vlSW of ThaJ smentnl condition could
4 spot be jiidged.s "
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-01
MEN CAUGHT ON
RAILROAD 3BRl DGE; 18KlLLED

PIrTsBuRCi, PA.,6 March al.-Three
men were caught to-day on the Besse-
lmer and Lake Erie Railroad bridge at
Turtle Creek, near here, by q fast pass.
genger train. Two of the men hung to
the ties, allowing the train to pass over
them, but tho third, Samuel Cardiac, was
knocked $off {thq bridge to the ground
fifty feet below and killed. "a
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-01
fDIPl- -OMATs WILL. N 0T3DisCUss
PAPER SEIZED AIT NUNCIIAT u RE

8& PARIS. March s1-Tnquiries nhde to-
day at the Austrian, British ar tJapa y
snesn embassies and the Dutch Egation.5
which were implicated In the documents
of Mgr. Montagninl, the secretary ofFtle
Papal Nunciaturc. seized when he was
expelled, and published in tho Figaro.
brought forth the unanimous response.
that nothing was known concerning the
tho disclosures. AZ ,slals.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-01
DOGS LAPPED UP BLOOD
or DYING MURDERED MAN

the corDner's inquest was held Mt 10
O'Clock this morning, III
Dogs lanped Up tho blood, Which
poured from his wounds. A woman
As said to be at the bottom of tho nf-
fair. ana bad blood has existed be-
tween tlic men for some time.
@ Tho dead man WAS thirty and his
slayer 5twentyfsiN3H years OF age. Iiilliard
lis EoN. in jul. 81 b ss,l II ii
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-01
.BELG lUM SENDS MILITARY y.
DELEGATES TO JAMESTOWN

4 I'Ilu uESELS, March 3t,-Captain
Michel and Major I4efebure, have been
appointed Belgian military Delegates to
tho Jamestown IXposI ton end Will sail
for New York April 9th OH board the
steamer ri sland. 54
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-01

NJ. G. Carlisle claims that Ritter at-
tempted TO force his way into ths
house, and that ls shot IN self self
defense. II e 10
a. shotgun WAS tho weapon used.
(0no loud entered Rittcris .left breast
land 4 no otiteI Soy red I'M d cry IN hi s
Rleg, Ii "a
Tho rnanGbled to deaf far taYp hours,
md tsxs left lis llSAatil tl
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-01

Six Crap Players Caught.
Sergeant SiSraftsand8 Officer Duffy raiaod
Il crap joint mt Seventeenth and I.pwnes
Streets Yesterday evening, and arrested
six players. They Will line up before
Justice John this morning, Ss
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-01
CROWDS HASTILY I'
ABANDON STREETS
Church Services Well Attended,
But People Generally Laid n
Aside Holiday Finery for
More seasonable Hour.
Rain, Hail and Is5 '5s
Snow. 3,5s5
Easter 7: e, Monday w Gather

Forecast---Part!y cloudy Monday;8
- 5s7T Tue'sday fair and warmer, fresh north
Winds. $.s
RECORD OF TIL ERMo oMETER RFoR8 Il
PAST TEN DAYS.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1907-11-07
BEAUTY HINTS.

Lemon juice has place on the
toilet table of the careful girl, 1t re-
moves stains from the hands and
whitens the skin. Marks on the neck
made by wearing high collar may
be removed by lemon Juice.
Children in italy are not allowed to
rub their eyes When an infant bursts
into tears no effort is made to repress
the emotion, but the youngster is al
lowed to have its cry out. 1t Is as
serted that this beauties the eyes and
makes them clear, while rubbing the
eyes Injuries them In many ways.
In many cases wonderful improve
ment In the complexion may be OBJ
tanned by merely washing the face
several times day with the following
lotion, leaving 1t on until it dries:
Take half an ounce Of glycerin and
mix with 1t half pint Of orange flow
er water. To this add tablespoonful
of powdered borax.
Women who have oily skins too
quickly resign themselves to their
fate. The following solution will give
clear, dry skin In three months II
used regularly: Pulverized borax one
ounce. pure glycerin two ounces, cam
phor water, not spirits of camphor two
quarts. The skin should be bathed
with this lotion two or three times
q day.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1907-11-07
How to Roll an Umbrella.


why Is IT." asked an lnquisitive
customer In an umbrella shop, that
one can never roll up an umbrella az
compactly and neatly as 1t Ia rolled
when he buys itY'
You can If you only know how
said the shopk eeper. "but If everybody
knew how it would mean less business
for US. The umbrella would last lon
ger, and there would be much less
work for the repairers. Perhaps
ought not to tell you how, but It's sc
simple you should know. Ii you have
noticed, nearly everybody who rolls VI
an umbrella takes hold of 1t by the
handle and keeps twisting the stick
with one hand, while he folds and
rolls with the other.
Now, that's just where the mistake
comes In. Instead of twisting witt
the handle he should take hold OF Il
Just above the points OF the cover ribs
These points naturally lie evenly round
the stick. Keep hold of these, press
Ing them tightly against the stick, ant
then roll up the cover. Holding the
ribs prevents them from getting twist
ed out of place or bending out Of
shape. Then the silk will fold evenly
and roll smoothly and tightly"
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1907-11-07

senator I'acon or Georgia, wnO win
be the ranking minority member of the
committee on foreign relations. now
that john Tyler Morgan Is dead will
have Ia prevent the ratification of
many treaties II he equals the record
OF his predecessor in that respect. Dur,
ing the thirty years he was a member
Of the senate Mr. Morgan probably
killed more proposed conventions with
Other powers than any other man ia
the history OF congress
The thrifty Scotch authorities of Alb
erdeen do not believe ia letting any
thing go to waste 1t occurred to them
that the equipment Of their electric
tramWays was necessarily idle for part
OF the night, and they looked around
TO see how 1t could be utilized. AS Il
result of their cogitations two large
brushes belonging to the street de-
?artment We're recently fitted TO one
Of the corporation tram cars and were
arranged SO that any width OF street
from seven to fourteen feet might be
swept. The experiment Is reported 10
have proved satisfactory
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1907-11-07
THERE is NO uNsELiEF.

TYHERE Is no unbelief.
Whoever plants a seed beneath
Pie sod
n And waits to see 1t push away the
clod,
He trusts in God.
Whoever sees meath winters field Of
The silent harvests of the future grow
Gods power must know.
Whoever lies down on his couch to sleep,
Content to lock each sense in slumber
deep,
Knows God win keep.
Whoever says Tomorrow" 1.-THE un-
known
1.-THE future" trusts the power alone
He dares disown.
The heart that looks on when eyelids
close
And dares to live when life has only
woes,
Gods comfort knows.
There is no unbelief
And day by day and night, unconsciously,
The heart lives by that faith the lips deny.
God knoweth why.
Edward Bulwer Lytton.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1907-11-07
HOLLOW ROLLING PIN.

-four is sprinkled over the dough be-
fore applying the rolling pin. This is
successful only for awhile. AS the
pan becomes warm, caused by friction.
the more the dough is liable to stick.
If the rolling pin can be kept cool the
dough will not adhere. A Pennsylva-
MAN has devised scheme whereby
the rolling pin can be kept cool and
the dough thus prevented from stick
ing. He employs hollow rolling pin,
having an interior chamber for the
reception of cooling medium. At
each end are detacha BILE handles, pro-
viding an opening in the chamber for
the introduction of the cooling me
dunn. as shown in the illustration. The
cooling medium would preferably be
ice water, which could be readily re-
tanned at q low temperature for long
time
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1907-11-07
SARATOGA CHIPS.
Dainty invented by Lately Deceased
CoIorsd Ronface

~S'hey thNSbtCu " IatS'y SSNcasC0
Colorsd Roniface.
Ii one owns a potato slicer, which is
not an expensive utensil, Saratoga chips
are easily prepared They are always
an acceptable accompaniment to fried
fish, but perhaps are never more hap
PLY In evidence than when served as
one or the accessories OF a picnic
luncheon, Wash and pare medium
sized potatoes. Slice thin, using veg
etable slicer made for the purpose, in
to bowl Of cold water and let stand
one and one half hours. changing the
water twice,
Drain, plunge into ii kettle of boiling
water and let boil one minute. Drain
again, cover with cold water and let
stand five minutes. Take from the wa
ter and dry between towels Fry In
deep fat until delieately Drowned. keep
Ing in motion with a skinner through
out the cooking Remove with a skim
mer to a pan lined with brown paper
(Which will absorb the superiiuous fat
and sprinkle with salt. Always drain
fried potatoes on brown paper. for
fried food IL properly cooked and prop
erly drained seldom absorbs enough
fat to be indigestible to adults.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1907-11-07
HIGHEST PRAISE.
Some Elk Point Citizens Grow Enthu

Some Elk Point Citizens Grow Enthu-
sastic on the Subject.
The praise of the public
Is merits just reward
Nothing in modern times
Has received the praise accorded
The Little Conqueror.
OF some kinds of praise we are skep-
teal.
We doubt the praise of strangers.
The highest praise for Elk Point
public
Is hearty expression from Elk Point
people.
Doan's Kidney Pills are indorsed in
Elk Point.
No better proof Of merit can be had.
Here's case of 1t. We have plen-
ty more like it.
Rev. F. S. A. Jensen. pastor of First
Baptist church. Elk Point, S. d., says:
got from your agent some months
ago a box of Doans Kidney Pills. ]
had been suffering sometime previous
to that. I am glad to state that the
trial OF one box helped me very much.
am glad to recommend Doan's Kid
ney Pills to anyone suffering from
kidney trouble. 4
For sale BY all dealers. Price so
cents. Foster-Milburn Co, Buffalo,
New York, sole agents for the United
States.
Remember the name Doan s and
take no other
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1907-11-07
Noticc Of Referees Sale
lrirst rlhllcatlon Oct. II. 1907


State q South pakota is g,nss
county Of union. cIacuIr.
Mary Horton, rlalnrla,
Ole Thomson. John Thomson, Chris
fhomsan. Annie Nelson. Thomas Thorn
sensnd Angle .lol,an Christian Thomson,
Otherwise knawn as Angle jptan Chris
iian olSon, a minor. and f. {. rammins.
guardian of the pefson aud estate or All
gie ,lahan Christian Thomson, otherwise
kilown rs Angle Jaham Christian utsoa, a
minor, Defendants
N0FIcKis HRwltRy GIVEN, that. by virtue,
ofA Judgment aud decree OF sale III the above
entitled action, rendered the 10th Of October.
1867. Wherein Lie sale of the property hefeinaf-
lei described WAS ordered, and wherein A o.
kingsraa WAS appuinted refer ee TO make said
sale, said referee viii, on Friday. the 29th day
OF November, 1907, at one o'clock p. NJ, at the
Front Deor OF the Court House, in tho city Of
Elk Point, Ia said county and state, sell ut pub
lie auction to the highest bidder for cash, the
following described property, situated in
/ said uninnt county. South Dakota towit; lots
-Four aud Five. OF Section Four. Township ~,
North. OF Range ~, west OF the 9th r. M. To-
gether with a strip Of land one rod wide and
leo rusls loar. being the entire length across>the
sonth side al the following described land
lot 8, of Section 4, and the northeast quarter
of the northeast quarter, being the east hair OF
Lot two cftne northeast quarter of Section s.
Township Of, Range 49, the southwest quarter
of the southwest quarter of Section II, la
| Townshipss. North, OF Range ~; the west halt
OF the northwest quarter aud the northwest
I quarter of The southwest quarter OF section 20,
and the east half OF the northeast d uarter Of
I Section 10 all in Township ~, north, Of Range
| 40. That nj said sale. twenty percent of the
amount bid must be paid, the balance upoa
confirmation II sale By the Court and the pro-
duction OF The deed,
Dated at XIX Point, South Dakota, this 10th
/ day of October, 1900. wv
| ERICSSON 4 STIoKHEN A. o. RiNGsRuD
! PIaiutitIs Attorneys, Referee
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1907-11-07
WoMAN's DOVER.

"yO all that breathe the air of HEAVIER
Some boon of strength has naturs
given.
4 In forming the majestic bull
She fenced with wreathed horn.
his skull;
A hoof of strength she lent the steed
And winged the timorous hare with speed
She gave the lion fangs of terror
And DER the oceans crystal mirror
Taught the unnumbered scaly throng
To trace their LIQUID path along.
While for the unbrage of the grove
She plumed the warbEing world OF love.
To man she gave in that proud hour
The boon of intellectual power.
Then what, oh, woman, what for thee
Was left in natures treasury?
She gave thee beauty, mightier far
Than all the pomp and power of war.
Nor steel, nor fire itself hath power
Like woman in her conquering hour
Be thou but fair. mankind adore thee.
Smile and world is weak before thee!
Thomas Moore, "Odes OF Anacreon."
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1907-11-07
A LITTLE LEMON.
A Few Drops Add Piquancy to Many
q Dish.


A little lemon juice does wonders for
a host of dishes. Creamed oysters lose
the strong fishy flavor which some per-
sons charge them with il few drops
of lemon juice are cooked with the
cream sauce.
Fried sweet potatoes spriukled with
few drops of lemon juice and then
with little sugar after they are put
into the frying pan are immensely inn
proved
Cauliflower dressed with drawn but
ter sauce is more delicious If little
lemon juice goes into the sauce before
II Is turned over the vegetables.
An appetizing soup made of the little
green tageolets found at the grocer's,
but too little known to the average
housekeeper, was served at h pretty
luncheon the other day with thin slices
OF lemon floating in each plate. A ia
blespoonful of whipped cream went
Into every plate too
Carrot fritters, a fayorite In one
household at least, owe something of
their tastiness to the few drops OF lem
on which sprinkle them Just before
they 60 to the table. These boiled car
rot fritters are made i'll the same way
as other vegetable frltters. They are
cut into two or three pieces, according
to their size, dipped into beaten egg
and then into breadcrumbs and fried
In hot fat
Cold boiled caulifiower dressed with
oil. lemon Juice, salt aud pepper and
served on lettuce leaves makes an ex-
cellent salad.