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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-07-07
COLONEL WATERSON
BELIEVES SON INSANE
Louisville Editor COnfers With
District Attorney at Kingston
May Ask for Commission.
OBy Associated Pr-ssJ

KINGSTON. y. Y. July 6.-When
Colonel Henry Wattcrson Of Louis
lille. Ky. arrived here this afternoon
ie did tot 90 near his son Ewing
who j. in Jail charged with shooting
fsichael J. Martin. a SangcTtics. a
LalOon keeper. bit conferred viii
VIM. u. Brinnicr. his counsel he was
IT. communie alton over tnc telephone
with District Attorney Cunningham.
~ EIiensiiie. who later said thai his
attitude vii BE- IN accord With that
q The colonel. IL The present situation
f-mains unchanged.
This statement. in conjunction with
The fact that no application has been
made Tor the release 81 EviuE Wat
fcrson On bail. = taken 20 indicate
that Colonel WattcrSon believes his
fon insane and that he viii approve
81 an application b. the district ~.
fcrucv Tor a commission - lunacy 70
examine INFO his sons sanity.
Colonel Waficrsou LETT his atom.
eys Office uu.K-6eprcssed and took =
rain Tor New York. he would MAKE
20 staten nj. The examination Of bis
son On ne charge % fclouiou assault
will take place tomorrow.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-07-07
JEFFRIES REFUSES
10 SEE EVEN FRIENDS
Beaten Fighter, Bruised. Depressed
and Silent, Secludes Himself in
Oakland Hotel.

OAKLAND, CAL. July 6.-James J.
Jeffries arrived in Oakland today. He
was accompanied by his wife. brother
and a number of Intimate friends. lie
Sas taken to a hotel and Immediate
ly secluded himself
He refused to see any visitors. even
declining to see personal friends.
Jeffries will leave for Los Angeles
tomorrow afternoon and 90 at once to
his ranch. The big fighter bears the
scars Of his encounter with Johnson
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-07-07
AGED PHYSICIAN NOMINATED
Democrats Of Third North Carolina
District in All NIGHT Session


RALEIGH. y. C.. Juiy e.-Dr. John
81. Faison. of Warsa~. Dupi.E COUNTY
today was nominated for congress ~
he Democratic convention ~ the
Third North Carolina district The
convention which was held al Colds
i.oro. began TBes.isy. TIA nomination
Icing made on the ff7tn ballot after
an al night session. There we're eFe
candidates in the Fsc-. one y hem
INC present congressman, Cnarjest X
Thomas. Of NcvbeTn. Dr. Faison y
ah5ut sixty years Old and - rr1c'
fitinr physician While active n
uoiif.cs BE- has never hold cdcc-
Rcrrsseutafivc Edward ". Pos. -
Smifhacld. Johnston coupty. vas
rnanfr ,uslv renominafcd for congress
icdag By nc Dcrnoc-afic conrrufipn
of m. Four.h North Caroiira district.
CONGRESSMAN John y. snail 1as
rnanimousiv rpnouinafed to-day a.
e,udidaie Tor congress ~ ne DcIsc-
cratic convcrfsoE ~ Edcniou. u i1<
FIrsf North Carolina disfrict-
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-07-07
SYNDICATE WILL MAKE
APPEAL TO The COURTS
Riqht CT Executives to Stop Shows
Quest oned-Atianta Council. Taxing
No Chances, Enacts Prohib tory Or
dinance - Louisiana Legislature
Takes Hand in Movement.


RICHMOND. VA. July 6.-Pictures
Of the Jenries-Johnson fight IN Reno
viii not be shown anywhere in Nir-
ginia f Governor Mann can proven;
il
The chief executive made this
lain Wednesday. when he replied 10
4 telegram from William Shaw, Gen
eral Secretary of the United Society
of Christian End-avor. OF Boston.
Mr.. Shaw's message asking the
governor . lend his aid III prevent
ng the showing of the pictures any
where IN the country follows;
Race riots and murder many
rlaces followed announcement o.:
Johnson's victory in prize fight.
These results will be multiplied
many fold by moving pictures exhi-
billions"
"Will you join other governors in
recommending prohibition OF these
demoralizing shows. Save our young
people. Wire answer
Immediately after receiving this
message. Governor Mann. who holds
some decided views about prize fights.
sent Tie following answer:
Il am opposed 10 the exhibition of
moving pictures of the Jeffries-Jofn-
son prize fight and will join governors
ir recommending prohibition of
them
Later Governor Mann gave out
the following as message 70 the
people to let citizens all over Virginia
know how he felt about the planned
exhibitions.
Should Not Have Occurred.
What has already occurred in
many places ought 10 be sufficient
warning against the exhibition OF
moving pictures Of the Jeffries-1ohn-
son prize fight which | think Should
be prohibited everywhere and which
! trust will be done by every town
and city in Virginia.
THE fight should RIVER have Oc-
CURED. Lut now that IL is over
amusement companies AMI newspap-
crs oraht 10 let il res. ana the good
reopic in every community should
see that this is done. Thoughtful
men viii take a lesson from what has
Just occurred. and ! hope realize the
necessity % avoiding and preventing
ali needless irritation
"The welfare and safety Of every
community rests in having for its
government good laws based on grea;
moral principles. and in the wise i'm
Partial enforcement OF these laws In
~.
trust every executive officer Of The
State will see 20 their execution. ] as
sure them that they will have my
prompt and hearty cooperation, and
henevcr roccssa my help.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-07-07
TEMPLE ALTERNATELY
HAS NARROW ESCAPE
Youngster Who Rode from
Oklahoma to Meet Roosevelt
Falls Beneath Auto.

NEW YORK. July e.-The Abcr-
usthy boys. Louis and Tsmric. who
rode horseback from Oklahoma TO
New YorK 10 greet Colonel Roosevelt
left for their home today IN a run
about automobile with Temple At the
wheel. Marshall Abcrnaihy accom-
PANIED the youngsters IN = touring
car.
Father and boys called on Colonel
Roosevelt a. his oficc here this uPn-
Ing t. bid him goCdtvc. The colonel
vas entertaining a party 81 friends
from Colorado. bot upon being inform
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-07-07

san FRANCIsCi- July f-Wh'n
tod fh-i JACK Iril n asi cfc-cd 10
nrhf him 90 b. aosid puf up "a tide
De-. ~ 81 n10. sam iaugford said
Ny Gr- ramr d Bet and lll hEht
johnson sf ans time and place ~
b. ) fhc CHAM iru. thorrh. thc odds
should D. g fo 3. would put ~
srana0 through Doe WJc-imau tomor.
row sea.nsf sla0ep Of Johns'r' p
money vii farre him &C. meet me
in she ring
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-07-07

be IN accordance with our interests
and our ideals.
Il believe that the people OF New
YOik state will in the end insist en-
taking a mere direct part in the
nom n-tlon Ct candidates, because /
believe that they will grow more and
to insist on JUS; the kind OF guidance
and leadership that have mention
ed "
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-07-07
ALL PASSENGERS LANDED
IN SAFETY AT PIER
Prompt Action Of Captain and Purser
Prevents Panic Among Passengers,
of Daneer-crowd on Shore Watches
Steamers Race for Life.

NEW YUM. july u ne Olu "SNN-
en- three-decker Grand Republic, a
sister ship OF the i'll fated excursion
steamer General SlOcUm, caught fre
this afternoon while passing through
the N3IrOws on her way TO New YORK
from Far Rockaway and hurried fan
steam ahead with her whistle blowing
a continuous succession of short nerv-
Gus blasts and plume of smoke
trailing behind her. for the Crescent
Athletic Club per on the Brooklyn
shores.
Her forty-five passengers were all
landed safely, and the fire was ex-
tinguished with $500 damage, but
there was great alarm in the city and
on the hsrbor unit! the full details
were known.
Slocum Disaster Recalled.
Everybody remembered how lit
tie mere than y years ago the Gen
eral Slccum caught fire in the East
river when crowded with 1890 pleas
IRE seekers-mostly women and chill
dren-snd was burned TO She water
edge with 93S drowned, crushed or
baked alive.
-- Today as the fire started, nobody
knows how, in the galley just abait
the ctarboard paddle wheel. and
spread quickly through the wooden
superst.ucture. there was no panic.
The women were badly frightened, but
the crew had no trouble in keeping
them in hand. and the children were
so pleased with the music OF the
band which kept playing braveiy
throughout the dash for shore that
they never knew their danger
Passengers Larded Quickly.
The calls FOR aid from the Grand
Republic brought fire boats. tugs.
steamers and Brooklyn fire eng ne
TO the pier and the passengers were
quickly PIT ashore and the fire ex-
tinguished.
Thousand, of people had gathered
along the shores 10 watch the blazing
vessel
Captzin Carmen, when the fire was
di covered. directed the engineer. who
was stick Nc TO his post in 4 smoke
filled engine room. TO keep up as much
steam as possible and put on full
speed.
Prompt Action by Officers
Captain Carmen. ard Purser John
McConaghcy by prompt 2ction quel-
led whit seemed fer a few minutes
would likely develop into Il serious
pane. Children and women alike be-
g5n to scream for help, but as the
shores at the point where the fire was
discovered were close by. the fears
Of the passengers were quie;ed.
Life prese were handed out TO
the people as fast a they could be
taken down from the racks, and fer a
time it looked as if many of those
who had life preservers on woaid
jump overheard.
Children were lost in the general
excitement. but were restored to their
parents after the vessel hsd dockcd-
Captain Carmen ordered the band
to play until told TO stop. The work
of getting the people OF the boat was
done quickly and without mishap.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-07-07
WYOMING GOVERNOR
WON'T ALLOW FIGHT
johnson Wants to Meet Lsngford at
Cheyenne for $4,000 Bet.
Given Ovation.

CHEYENNE. WYO., July Gov
ernor Brooks tonight said that ne
would not perm johnson and lang
ford to fight in Wyoming; neither
would be alisg my ether big fights in
the state.
If sam Lar gford. the Boston ngnt-
CT. viii put up 4 side bet CT TWEEN
~ thousand dollars. the heavyweight
champ On. Jack johnson Will fight him
in Cheyenne during the greet frontier
Celebration n the latter psrt OF Aug
ust c. q month later.
Johnson made this statement today
when hi. train priled in from Reno
euroute 10 "a cago.s
For half an hour Johnson was given
the greatest friendly demonstration n
Is received since the fight. \ crowd
OF mere than 5000. including a ihous-
aud negro scid.ers Of tie Ninth Cav
airy from Fort DArsen. almost mob
bed the champions private csT, the
crowd greeting the champion with
Wild wells and waving o. hats.
Flcwer> were sho~e1eC on him and
the crowd forced their way into
Iohnson's car to shake hands with
r n. A number q women in the
crowd tainted s. e result q The crush.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-07-07
Atlanta Takes No Chances.

ATLANTA. July C.-By practically
unsnimous vote the Atlanta city coun-
eli today passed an ordinance prohio'
iting the production here of moving
pictures OF prize fights the penalty
fer violation being $500 fine. 30 days
Imprisonment and the forfeiture OF
the OFFENDING theater's cense.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-07-07
Illinois in Line.

CHICAGO. July e.-Governor Chas.
S. Deneen. of Illinois. today declared
that he would join the governors OF
other States n ? national effort to
bring sbout the suppression of the
Jearies- Johnson hight pictures.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-07-07
SOME SAID TO FAVOR
PROTECTIVE ALLIANCE
Venezuelan Government, in Spite OF
penials, Reported to be Leader IN
Observation-Disclosures Objection to
United States Interference at Blue
fields a Factor in Situation.

WASHINGTON. July e.--That at
least three and perhaps more OF the
Central and South American RepuD-
lies will make concerted protest OF
some kind at the coming international
conference Of American States at
Ruenas Ayres against the Central
Apeican policy of the United States
IL the possibility being discussed IN
diplomatic circles here.
Rumors TO this effect have been per-
sisfent OF late in quarters usually well
Informed. and some responsible Latin
American representatives admitted
their approximate truth. though none
would permit himself to be quoted.
The rumors have led 20 lively ex-
change OF information among the
Central and South American diplo-
mats here. officials of the state de-
uartment are known 10 be watching
The situation closely.
latin-bmericsn Alliance?
Some of the more radical OF the
Spanish-Americans are said TO be III
favor of Latin-Amcrican alliance
against the United States II Is gen
orally conceded. however. that for
rial action of this nature is unlikely
The most that can be- regarded as
probable is that the Republics inter-
esied VIII give the United States 70
understand automatically that the
principles represented in the attitude
Of this government on the east coast
of Nicaragua will not be accepted will
ingly as part OF the international
law of the Americans.
Venezuela zsLeader.
NotwithstaEding a recent state
ment by the Venezuelan government
ON the subject. II is still reported here
that the Venezuelan delegates win be
the leaders in protesting against the
atiitude of tho United States and that
at least two other governments win
share the responsibility of the move
peut.
Doubts exist in Washington as tc
Just what steps of tho American gov
eminent have been distasteful to the
sister republics.
The Only concrete point mentioned
| In this connection was first raised by
/ Hadriz. president OF Che government
Gt Mana9ua. when he protested
against TIE action OF American
4
marines In preventing an attack by
the Masriz forces upon the city OF
I Blue fields This was done on the
ground that American interests are
! extensive there ard followed the
precedent of tho British government
IN prohibiting fighting in Greytown
on similar grounds. Later the
venezueIans were prohibited by the
American officials from firing on Blue
/ fields.
According to International law
said Nadriz in a note to the Ameri-
can consul at Mansgua. No neutral
i government may impede or disturb In
tire of war legitimate military opera
tons Of beiligerents. Foreigners equal
II with nationals are subjected to the
contingencies OF these operations.
Madriz not only meant this to be
communicated TO the American gov
1 eminent but has protested 10 every
Central and South american govern
r,ent against the attitude Of the Unit
cd States.
On the diplomacy Of the American
delegates 10 the conference may de-
pend largely the outcome Of the mat
| ter
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-07-07
covernor Marshall opposed.

INDIANAPOLIS. IND. July G-Gov-
ernor Thomas Il Marshall today eald
ne was opposed 10 the exhibition "i
the Johnson Jeffries fight pictures IN
Indiana. III there Is any law to pre-
vent the exh b!tion, 1t will be eniorc-
ed. said the governor.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-07-07
Barred at San Francisco.

SAN FRANCISCO. July 6.-Naycr
p. II. Mccarthy announced today
that under no circumstances would
the exhibition of the moving pictures
Of the Johnson ead Jenres fight .oe
permitted IN san Frsnc SEQ.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-07-07
Arrests Ordered.

NEW ORLEANS. July mayor
Bcrhman today issued an order TO the
chlcf of police to frre Il the proprie-
ter Of any theater attempting TO show
the moving pictWes of the Jeffries
and Johnson fight He also directed
that the license OF any such theater
be cancelled
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-07-07

ed who was waiting TO see him he had
them ushered in at once and intfoduc-
cd them as his Marshall and his TWO
boys"
Friends OF marshall and his boys
rendered them farewell luncheon af'
the Aston at noon.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-07-07
Legislature Acts.

BATON ROUGE, La. July 6.-The
House of Representatives passed
re olution tonight urging the mayors
and police author ties Of all towns and
cities of Louisiana TO prohibit by or
dinance CT otherwise the showing OF
moving PICTURES OF the JOhnsOn-Jei-
fries prize fight.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-07-07
r chmond Board Acts.

RICHMOND. VA, July THE po-
lice commissioners of the city held
meeting tonight and decided to IN
struct the chief of police to prevent
showing of the JohnSon-Jefr.es fight
pictures in Richmond.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-07-07
No In,,rf,reree Il Rssnoks.

ROANOKE. VA. July s-N1yor >.
~ Cufch.n e. Roanoke. to-day dcciar-
81 iha: b, vi not cfcr an inicffcr
cucc 20 the exhiaifior here ~ fhc
Iohrrcn -Irnrics prize haht pictures in
this city. Nonc 81 Roanoi.c's moving
picture fbcus admit coloTcd pcopic
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-07-07
Barred in Boston.

BOSTON. July 6.-Mayor Fitzgerald
stated positively this afternoon that
/ he would not allow the JOhnson-Jef-
! fries pictures to be shown III Boston.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-07-07
Distinguished Throng Gathers
at Chief Justice FuIIer's Bier.
TAKING BODY TO CHICAGO
Another Service VIII Be Held at
Graceisrd Cemetery Chapel Before
Venerable Jurist is Laid to Rest
Beside His Wife.
(By Associated rressj

SORRENTO. Me. July 6.-In the
Episcopal church OF the Redeemer,
and only j short distance from Main
stay wheIe the venerable jurist had
passed so many quiet and pleasant
summers, was held this afternoon the
funeral service of the late Melville
Weston Fuller, chief justice OF the
Supreme Court OF the United Sites.
The church was thronged with rel
atives. men OF national prominence
and summer residents of Sorrento.
Bar Harbor ard neighboring resorts
The body CT the chief justice IN
a black casket almost covered W th
fern and flowers rested in front OF
the altar and was surrounded by floral
tributes from relatives snd friends,
including a beautiful piece from Pres
ident TAFT. who found it impossible to
be present.
Accord ng to the wishes of the late
chief jrstice the funeral services o.
the Epi ccpal church ritual was read
by the Reverend James +. Freeman.
Of Minneapolis. who IL in charge CT
the Church Of the Rcdecmcr and is
close friend Of the Fuller family y
quartette from Ear Harbor sang
Lead, X ndly Ligh, Nearer. NV
God 10 Thee end Peace, Perfect
Peace favc.ite hymns OF Justice
Fuller
Distinguished Pail Bearers.
The pail bearers we're Governor
Hughes Of New York. Associate Jus
tees Oliver Wendell Holmes and 10
scph McKenna. of the United States
Supreme Court: United states senator
Eugene Hale. General Thomas n.
Hubbard. OF New York. and Naihaniei
l.. Frsncis Of Wash ngtona a soE-in-
law Of the justice.
With the exception Of Mrs. Francis,
none Of shc FIVE daughters we're able
to be present AZ the service here.
Another Service at Chicago.
Following the services the body. ar
companiod by the ucnbcts q the
family, Associate justices Holm
and Mfkfnf n. rNNtsA'i ~ 49, '
the Reverend Mr. Freeman. wa taken
on a steamer 10 Mount desert scIry
where the connection W. made Win
tho late afternoon express which
reaches Boston a. $50 O'Clock tonoi-
row morning From there the Doiy
viii b. taken n Chicago. vhcrc an
other service. conducted by Reverend
Mr. Freeman. VIII D. hssd tn Cree.
land ccmetcry Chapel az $50 O'clock
Friday afternoon.
The body Vni BE- bur I'd bcsidc
that o. Mrs Fuller. who died Ecre six
years aro. The funeral party VII b.
joiacd in '-hic7ro by ths other mem
1ers ~ the late Chief Jugtice's fam
~ and bv adGii onsi membcrs 81 me
United Stgtes Sayrcmc Court
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-07-07
Governor Would Ike t. See u,

CHEYENNE " 70, July 81 mere
il rou show &C. the fight here 4ur-
irr the Cheyenne frontier ceicsia
ton" .saii thc Governor Eten ioid
O. fhc ;ars about johnson 7ud lang
ford match
wyoming laws ic-bid b.. ard v u
Fec fhr; fhc laTs are enforced Per
eonaiiy. 7 am ncf op1'oscd o. the spcr'
and ] Should erIes icing he match
bui ;hc Jaw foriids sIch fights. Whcr
foct n-c ORD 81. office % -pnoic
thc 'sws. ! mcfrf o..
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-07-07

and the larger theatres MI not give
exhibitions Ter negrocs.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-07-07
THE WEATHER

Showers, probably thunder
storms, Thursday and probably
Friday; light to moderate south
winds.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-07-07

THE DAILY PRESS 10 the
only newspaper published In
Newport News that receives the
full news services OF the Asso-
ciated Press.
The Greeley tribune., 1910-12-08

in case the eggs are large, II YOU
only want to try one pound for an
experiment. pick out a small egg.
For cream chocolates, roll the
paste into balls about as largo as
she'll barks. and place on plate so
that they will not touch each other,
and put them in n cool place.
Buy the best Bakers chocolate. (be
sure not to get sweet chocolate, as
YOU can do nothing with it) cut ii
down and put 1t in bowl in n pan or
boiling water or over the tea Kettle.
BY the time the chocolate is melted
the balls which you have put to dry
will be ready to dip Drop them in,
one at n time, and roll them around
When they are covered. take them
out by placing n fork under them
do not stick them with tho fork
and put them on wax paper, such as
tho grocers use to wrap butter In
You can buy the paper Mt any groc-
cry store for very small price.
Don't put the chocolates on creased
plates. as SO many people will tell
The Greeley tribune., 1910-12-08

white OF one egg and an equal guam
tity OF cold water.
Beat the egg and water together
until well mixed; then stir them into
'he sugar, which should be In n
pretty large bowl. and add any flavor
YOU may like--vanilla, orange or
lemon. For orange or lemon flavor
1t Is much better to use fruit than
the extract
In making large quantities 1t is
weil 10 make up only two pounds at
time and vary the flavor. 1t is also
more easily handled in this way, be-
cause In making six or eight pounds
at once the paste dries before It can
De used. When 1t becomes too stifr
10 stir take It out and kneed it on
u nat dish. This Is where the ex-
perience comes into knced in just
enough sugar to mako 1t wight and
not get It too dry.
In buying your sugar always get
one pound more than the number of
Eggs you expect to use. This allows
tor the extra sugar to be knsaded in,
The Greeley tribune., 1910-12-08

your bowl that you cannot use for
the ere am chocolates, and also
quantity OF little fine pieces of all
Kinds OF nuts which YOU cannot use
for anything else. Chop these nuts
very fine in wooden bowl. put them
into the chocolate bowl, and they
will take up every bit OF the choco-
late that is left. Add to this little
sugar (scraps OF the paste, II you
have any left) and a little cinnamon:
roll out and cut into pieces about an
inch long, and you viii have Jim
Crows. which are quite an addition
to your candy box. You will have
to regulate the quantity of sugar and
cinnamon by the amount of scraps"
YOU have left; and If they seem too
dry to work up, it viii not hurt to
add just n little water to them. Be
sure to keep the chocolate hot all the
time you are working with it until
you roll it out. 1t will harden as
soon as it cools.
The Greeley tribune., 1910-12-08

IdiFicult nut to work with, but the
task can be made much easier if You
will put the nuts in colander and
run water over them to take off the
dust and then let them drain, and use
them while they are damp not wet,
Ii is their excessive dryness which
makes them hard to manage, because
they absorb the moisture OF the
paste. which causes it to separate.
In buying your sugar be sure to
have it free from Jumps. Ask for
"confectioners' sugar. (Some call
IL "lozenge sugar".) 1t varies in
price from ten to fifteen cents per
pound, the price depending on the
place of purchase, and not upon the
quality. / have bought better sugar
for ten cents in one place than that
for which | paid fifteen cents at an
other.
Let me also advise you to buy your
nuts already cracked and shelled. 1t
is much cheaper in the end. as you
will waste a good deal more than the
difference in the price. If you under
take to do them yourself. to say
nothing of the labor and time it
takes to prepare them.
After you get your candies made.
you will say, "'What shall I do with
my scraps? 1t seems pity to waste
all this" For you will find great
deal of chocolate sticking fast to