davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-09-16
La ley del embudo
UN ALNLIRANTE MUERTO

Nueva York viernes-El SecretariO dp4 Tes0, pondra
vgor los relamentos de Auanas references la entrega
de muest1as por importadores exranjeros Ell Ai1ane
F. W. Dlckins de la armada Americana que fue efe Auxi-
liar del Estado Mayor durante Ia guerra Espa1a fale
enc aver
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-09-16
La huelga delos tabaqueros deTampa
IN MUBRTO AL sALIR DEL TRABAJO

Neva York viernes-Un enetor de libr0S de de las
grndeS fabricas de cigarros Tampa fu de
tro en- una emboscada en- mOmeos que sala de OF
Gina Sc que el hecho 81 resrado de Ia huega
ri alcade lamar la mlica
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-09-16
Las convenciones en- Norteam6rica
LOS LIRERALE,S DE HONDURAS

Nueva York YierqSfOS 0ean0:IzltS ntunbrat.0 por
syunda John Shafroth para Gobernad0r de Colorado
los repubcan0s han nomlIado Charles A Goodwin para
GObernador de Connecticut Los liberleS de Honduras
dan eegido Arosnena para lenar ternlno expralo
aie Obadia Presldente de la rcpubiica
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-09-16

Desde aver Sc falla entire nosotros ell
fiscal senor ApOnte de la Corte de Dis
trito de Humacao.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-09-16
La marina defICiente


Nueva York, vierne>El accdenc ocurrido acora@ao 10
A0rth DAKOTA que fut cSi desrIo Dor e fleco So ar
buye la construction dcfecuosa de sl aparo de acoe
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-09-16
Roosevelt noquiere segundos puestos
SUS DECLARACIONf,S SJPUESTAS

Nueva York viernesSe aribuye al CoroneI Roo>.4 eli
td dlcho de que aceparia nj al nombramcnto para
bernador, nj para State chairman en New York
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-09-16
COi7GiOlS dc 1EcG el el nerc11O Dc NlGV2 York
Cotizaciones de hoy segdn cable drecto Centrifugal
BOlsa de San Juan
VENTAS DE FRUTOS
Sin operaciones.
COTIZAOIONES NOMINALES


Banco 200 19(
til de PrerfN Rico
Id Popular Ii
Yabucoa 1S5 q 19(
20C
Lola.
Oambalache 49, Observation-Disclosures. 2OOC
Santa Isabel
40 a 112
go 65
Hanco 4G
1876
OaD0
Muele $50 500
p r. Tobacco 40 16l
BONOS-- CGduas 1O2-1OO
Oambalache 7pOO-1OO0-950
Sugar 7p0O-1OOO-9bO
6pS-1O00-SO0
CfAlMsB 10
Lendres.- vista 8 487
New York. IO ctVF L.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-09-16
LOS JESUITAS EXPULSADOS


N1ieva York, viernes-E Monasterio de los Jesutas
paoes Adeia Porte, Portugal ha sido cerrado por
gobierno Portuguese los Jesuts expuIsos la advcr
aenca de que 81 trzttan de volver ser4n etendos.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-02-18
BROWN s AUTO
SPEEDING CASE
c. H. Brown was found not guilty
of unlawful auto-speeding by the jury
about noon.

c H Browns appeal from convic-
ton in the police court for exceeding
the speed limit with his automobile
came on for trial before Judge Whit
ney this morning The jury empan-
eled consisted of James L p Robin
son, Fl M Rose, G R Frazier, Geo.
w. Farr, Byron o Clark, C. w. Zie-
gler, Robert X, Brown, w. H. Heine.
Henry G Ginaca, Geo. s. Harris, j.
A. Lyle, and David X. Hoopili
A M Brown, second deputy county
attorney, appeared for the prosecu-
ton and e A Douthitt for the de-
PENDANT
TAX OFFICE SHORTAGE.
James l.. Holt will be arraigned
under indictment for enlightenment
of public funds before Judge Whit
ney on Monday morning The case
arises from an alleged shortage in
tax collections received by Holt
Olson, objects to the cross interroga-
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-02-18
SALOME, " OR
A SOUL DANCE

Ii you ever dozingly watched the
dancing flames of log fire, and saw
in the shimmering ballet of crimson
blue and violet jets of heat one par
ticular recurring flame that held your
fascinated eye, imagining the while
that it were some incarnate soul hit
terng its flambent fiuency on footless
feet; ana IN your mind endowing the
mesmeric fire hutter with ephemeral
entity, you have some idea of the i'm
preston received on beholding Miss
Athmore Gray in the Salome dance at
the Orpheum theater.
Long, 1.-the, light and lovely, she
moves to a music of her own.
Every sinew is attuned to the theory
of the psychic Interpretation; every
moulded muscle translates the witch
cry of a fantastic though soothingly
poetic dance. Natural charms are re-
veaIed as they should be revealed, and
without exaggeration, without undue
suggestion or any unloveliness.
Miss Gray Goes not perpetuate a
cartoon, as do so many Interpreters
of this much talked-of exhibition; she
gives a picture, true to the life of the
plot, and her girlisn gyrations put the
right-minded in thought of the
nymphs they have read of in their
childhood's fairy tales. 1t is a sight
to pleasantly contemplate and the vi
sualization has much the same effect
as has the reading of some old favo-
rite poem.
If we quote correctly:
Read from some treasured volume
The poem of thy choice,
And add to the words of the master
The magic of thy voice.
In Athmore Gray's dance the verse
might be made to say:
Bring from the store of ages
A dance that was fit for kings,
And add to the ancient witchery
The charm that thy presence
brings.
Miss Gray was seen for the first
time here last night at the Orpheum,
when great bill was presented, a
program of which Athmore was the
main attraction
II is bOned nv D,an1y tbot sba will
stay here for some time to demon
strate the poetry and the purity Of
motion.
MIDAS.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-02-18
THE WEATHER.

Local Office, IT, S. Weather Bureau,
Young Building
Honolulu, T. H., Feb. II, 1910.
Temperature, Il. H.; a. m; 10
a. NJ; and morning M nimum,
So; IS; Il; "A; 81.
Barometer reading: Absolute humid
ity (grains per cubic FOOT relative
humidity and dew point at 8 a. m:
3O.O2; 5,3O6; 70; So.
Wind, veioc.ty and direction at 6
a. m; a. m; 10 a. m; and noon:
5N.; 2 N; NE; Z NE.
RainfaU during "a hours ending a.
m. none.
Total wind movement during "a
ended at noon 119 miles.
WIN. 3. STOCKMAN,.
Section Director.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-02-18
ALAMEDA FOR
ANOTHER TRIP

Five days, twenty hours and eight
minutes from San Francisco, pretty
close to the Wilhelminas time, the
Oceanic S. s. Alameda arrived this
morning. She poked her nose around
Diamond Head at GAS O'Clock, so that
old residents could once more set their
clocks by her, if they had not for
gotten. BY o'clock her passengers
were getting ashore.
The Alameda will make one more
round trip between San Francisco and
this port, although the last time she
arrived here it was announced that
the present trip would be the last.
She will make one more round trip
for the reason that the Sierra, which is
to take her place, will not be ready
to leave San Francisco for Honolulu
until March &c.
This morning the Alameda brought
seventy-nine cabin and nine steerage
passengers, $50 tons miscellaneous
cargo and 1875 sacks of mail. Among
returning Honolulans, were City and
County Attorney and Mrs. w. Cath
cart.
Salt Lakes party of Elks arrived
today and were. received by local Elk
dom, the visitors being adorned with
leis. They will be given booth in
the carnival grounds on the nights OF
Monday and Tuesday next.
These Elks are r. ]. Hayes, Mrs. X.
] Hayes, Jessie Hayes, Pocatella, Ida
no; Mrs David Kay, Miss Juanita Kay,
Ogden; John Crawley, Idaho Falls;
Joseph Young, Miss Clara Young, Miss
L. Young, John Mc1orley Miss K.
McTorley, Mrs. M. ]. McGill, Miss
Grace Drybread, Miss X. Backman,
Mrs. A. c. Robinson and son, A. e,
Walther, all of Salt Lake; A. r. Wake
land, Ely, Nevada; A. H. Kelley, Jr.,
Salt Lake; James Metcalf, Jr., Mrs.
James Metcalf Jr.
H@SXS3=$=tS&E1SE8=
tories on behalf of plaintiff to be
propounded to J J. Dunno in San
Francisco.
GARNISHEE DISCHARGED.
Judge Whitney on motion of Geo.
A. Davis, discharged w. G. Irwin &
Co., Ltd, as garnishee in the case of
w. o. Smith VS.. John S. Walker.
DIVORCE.
Judge Robinson granted a divorce
to Bunshino Tomota against his wife
Fui Tomota for desertion.
PROBATE.
Judge Robinson approved the ac-
counts and ordered the discharge of
William j. Forbes, administrator of
the estate of Maria j. Forbes deceas-
ed. The estate is ordered distribut-
ed equally between the three child
rem of decedent, Maria R. Forbes,
while assessor and collector of the
first division, from Honolulu dis
trict court. 1t dates back four or five
years.
THE ALONG CASE
In the case Of Abram Henry Along
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-02-18
ALL READY FOR
THE CARNIVAL

Arrangements are all made for the
great masquerade ball in the Young
Hotel roof garden on Monday evening
next, the Salt Lake Elks arrived this
morning in the Alameda, the sldeshow
buildings in Bishop park are practical
ly complete, enthusiasm is at nigh
point and reports IRON all committees
and from all interested proclaim that
everything IS in perfect readiness for
the nights of high carnival which the
Elks are next week to give to the
pubic.
If you have not yet secured your
costumes for the masquerade, 1t is
well to remember that but little
while remains; the earlier the selec-
ton the better the choice
When the Salt Lake Elks arrived
today they beheld with delight vhe
preparations which have been made
for the Elks Trail; they realize that
Honolulu\ls certainly going some. and
they will not be found wanting, them
selves, when the nights of celebration
arrive.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-02-18
THE ALONG CASE

In the case of Abram Henry Along
VS. Julia H Along, the defendant by
her attorneys, Holmes, Stanley and
William ]. Forbes and Harriet G.
Forbes.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-02-18
DAM DAMAGES.

Judge Robinson has filed a deci-
sion in the case of Loika Hau VS. Pa
lolo Land and improvement Com.
pany, awarding plaintiff $7O3.25 daL!
ages for injuries to property sustain
ed from the bursting of a dam. Kin
ney, Ballou, Prosser & Anderson APP
peared for plaintiff and Castle &
wilmington for defendant
DIRECTED VERDICT DENIED.
When the prosecution rested Pm the
trial of Muta for harboring women
this forenoon, E. c. Peters moved for
a directed verdict of acquittal. arguing
the motion. Assistant District Attor-
ney w. T. Rawlins replied. Judge Ro-
bertson denied the motion. Muta on
his own behalf was then called to the
witness stand.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-02-18
NEW ApveR1IsemeNr
returning HonoluIans, we're city a

returning Honolulans, were City and
Lahaina Agri. Co............Pa Page b
Pioneer Mill Co.............P Page b
Hawn Electric Co. meeting . Page b
Mortgages Sale..............Pa Page b
Woman's Exchange. Page 8
NOJlCe ..... ..''...'. s...'.'' rage
French Laundry. Page 4
Henry May Co..............p Page 9
Hon. Photo Supply o.........P Page 8
Resolution Observation-Disclosures. Page b
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-11-14
Sie SinanS=Geiurm.

4uf benz rspubIitan!Iden qro9rdmm
itano nd6it elmer Reform bes SorIfz
aud cine iolde Der Offentli6sn 5inans
gen. Dab bic Cine DerpIuIht unp biz
Qnbere niht 5u Stano: getommen III.
baben mir, ME alles gOIe. oem patrIo>
ten 4Iorih gu Dsroantsn. Cine erObs
2ln5ahl aonsrebz zNitgIieber paren be-
relt, ben 8anten bas Heat Der Gmii-
Iion BON unoeDedten gioten innerfdl6
getpii1er 9rsn5en uno unter oen no.b:z
gen 8oriihtsmabregeln 81 ertheilen,
absr bas pabte 4lbrih ni6t in ben
Erum, neil beNen 4bft6t niht borauT
gerittet mar. Die Dffentli6sn Tinan3eH,
ionbern bic Jinan3sn BON 8aq Strest
gu oerbeiiern Ssin Sosnl 1T cine 3sn=
truIbant, Der als iiberi6iiiiissn ge!bsr
beg Qanoes auflisben fpiiroen, 70 bab
tie bsm Grobtapitul jeosr3sit aur Der
fiioun1 its1sn. Gu sriitttit mar. bab
fsin goridlag niht giin'tia uufsenoms
men tpuroe, griff er gu Der olten par
lamsntariider Gift. bic Nnsstegsnkit
elmer SommiHion susupeiisn, oeren
8oriiber er nutiirlih mar unb bic ebsns
10 natiirlid 8umsiIt aug isinsn 4nhdns
germ beitano. 0ieie aommiiTion lit in
Die Bride geganqen. Die Mebr3obl
Der Witglieoer III, tpas Iebr beseihnsno
1T, nidt tpieoer sstpd6lt norben uno
cine Nnauhl iinb ositorben.
Die Hotbpennietsit eirsr ssiannsree
form ieuhtet buruus bsrpor, oab in
taufmdnriiden arsiien fir biefelb.
ogitirt tpiro, mas auh leiht All perite.
ben lit. Mie in allen sSabr.n, 70 in aud,
in oieiem Sabre Gslb fnapp. mas bic
8anfen berbinbert, Der 8efhdftspelt
Die 4ceomobotionen gu oetpdhren, bersn
lie bebarf. Das 1T in bieiem Sabre Tim
10 bemertenspertber, ols bic Gpetulae
tion, bic 70 Diel gslb berf6Iinat, in
biefem Sabre ni6t onndberno 70 Nib
sstpefen 1T, tpie friiber. Denn ba6er
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ten eeiiegt. Gs liest oaber iein @runo
Dor, iparum 5reunbe oes 5ortidritts
perSusen ioaten. Wir iino iosar
Der 4niiht, u Bber bemctratifhs
Sies cine tpeitere aldruns 81 9unite
oes @oItes brinsen pirb, ba isst ihcn
ale In5eidsn barauf binpe.ien, baB
aud in bieier partei cine Spaltung
aipiffen Jortidritt unb Reattion einz
treten piro uno Die Jortfhrittler beis
ser parteien semeiniame Sade sessn
bic RiidIhrittler in beioen partelen
mattn peroen. Selbit uuf bic 9efubr
bin, bes Sptimismus seSisben gu tpsrs
ben, pertreten mir bic Iniiht, bab Der
5ortibritt iiesrsid, aus benz Sampf
bsrppr9eben, b. +. bag Bolt iiber feline
9ebriider fieeen fpirb.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-11-14

Gie .Grbin" eines 2 Shme.
6enfonigs. Ter EroseB, ben
Die 9tad)fommen eines jr1uleins
Selga be la 0rnbe Inn elm Wiililo.
nenperm6ftnib Ses id),peoiid,en sto.
nigs 8uitnp 1V. augeitrenat hntten,
nurbe inStodboim ouis neue perhan.
belt. Selga be la grabe be5eihnete
iih befnnntlih oils bic natiirlide legi
time Jodier bes stonigs. Soluobl
aldger ipie geflaaier bntten ansiiibr.
lid,e Antrage einaebrad,t. Ter Sat).
ipalier Der fonigIif]en ,Snniilie be.
mics. bob Selga be la grobc cine
yeiriiaerin ,inb nift bic 1otter So
nia 8uIiop's ". unb Der aoniain
5rehrifa mar. Iies gine anh aus
neiien 3eiigenausiagen berror. Ter
aldser nabm feline iriiher seitelien
slntraee Snriid. Ter Vro,eb nurDe
pieoer auf bier Wohen pertagt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-11-14

idliben in Die Gruft bineinfGlIt unb lie
nit unsenifsm Sdimmer erfii[lt. Ses
Der 9ritt bout tpiber in biekr iiiblen
6aIIe. in beren iteinere W1nbe bic Nas
men Der 9cbten einsemsibelt finb. unb
tn beren iieinernen Boben bic 5ersen
Der 5iiritbiIh1fe beeraben finb.
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aber nitt i'm Minbelten iiberrafhsno
1T Die W{ittbeilune, oab Der 5iibrer
Der bemotratiiten Minoritdt i'm nas
tionalsn prdIentantenbduie, Champ
Glart BON W}iTouri, tpubrihelnlth
nicbt gum Spreher i'm ndhItsn aons
oreb sepdbIt psrben piro. ytaturses
mdb ioute INN bieIe5 4mt iiher iein.
Der Fubrer Der MinpritGt pirb tms
mer gum Sprster sepdblt, Iobalo iih
Die @slsgenbeit ba5u bietet, b. b. feline
9artei in bic Moioritdt geIonst. Wus
Serrn Glarts Grtpdhlung perhtneern
tpiro, iit Die ibm BON ben norolihsn
Oemptrotsn gum 9prpurf 9emdtte
rabitale geTinnuns. Rabital tit oas<
ielbe pie fortidrittlih. Glart befiirs
tportet cine SerabIesung bes SdrIfS,
I'm bic SruIts unb Wtonopple 5u
fprenaen. 9dpon pcllan bic noroliden
9emotraten nidts piNen. glud BEN
8runbe brauft man nitt 81 futen.
Die 5rufts, Mpnopole unb Grobtapis
taliIten beerrIhen beibe pdrtien.
Der iosben nit rieIigsr Waioritdt
eepGblte oempfratiIhe 9puDerneur
bon ytep Yort 1T elm Sauptattlpndr
i'm Sapeten Sru't. Die Sauptot-
tionGre i'm 3uder Sruit uno
i'm SobIenDl 5ruit Duren BON
ieber bemDtratiI6e 5iibrer. 0as
nit lit ertIdrt, pururl Champ
Glart nitt Spredsr fperoen fam.
9od mogsn bic bemotratiiden Stanos
patter, eenou 70 tpie bic republitants
Iden, eine bsrbe Gnttaufhun9 erfahs
rem. Tas Spreterumt erlan9t 'etre
D;htioteit aus Der 9eissuns Der
6uus Sommittsen, pie pas aus
Gannons S6a item beIonotrs beutllh
gu erIsbsn mar. ST Der Sprshsr elm
Dert3eu9 Der So65o[lner unb 8rpBtas
pitaliiten, 70 beiebt er Die ent'pretens
BEN 6ausausIduFe nit 2suten, Die
feline @eIinnung tbsilen unb cumit 1T
Der 9erIauf Der Ge'eb9ebung fs'tgss
leot, penu Saus unb Sendt tperoan
oGn2lih bon ben aommitteen be-
bsrridt. Snoioibaele Uleinunqen
tommen hDhIt fslten sur 0eltun9, od
lire 9orItIGge pon ben aommitteen,
an peIds lie psrpisien !perhen miif'en,
ms Stubfdh gelegt perben. 8ieIe
Wtatt bes Sprsders ldbt 'ih aber
brefen, ipenn i6m oas Rett genoms
men pirb, Die aommitteen gu ernen=
nen unb sg lit jeBt ihon srn'tlid bic
Rebe oapon, bob bic fortihrittIitsn
Demotraten unb Republitaner 6dno
in 6ano eebsn iperoen, nm cine 4snz
oerun9 Der 5ousrsgeIn in Der Weie
berbeisufiibren, bah Die Sommitteen
pom SauIe unb nit1t pom Spreher ers
nunnt perbsn. Sn 'oIhem Sale
purben Die SortItrittlsr Iieqsn uno
Der aampf i'm 6auie ipiiroe iih niAt
spiifen RepubIitunsrn urb 8emotrd.
ten abTpieIsn, ionoern 3pi'hen bsm
poltstbiimlihen Glements hei6er par
teien auF Der einen Seite uno ben
reottionGren @lementsn heibsr Qurz
teien ouf Der anoeren Ss,te. 0a3
lpGre Elm ioeuler 3uitdnb uno bdber
auFs eSnnieIte 81 ipiniden.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-11-14
5bomas 6. Dnpion, Der G,

- Jbomas g. Gnipion, Der Spe.
sial. .aommiiiar Der Ser. Staaten in
Nicaragua, bat NIT bem prooiiori.
ihen Hrdiioenten gitrooa cine Ser.
einbnruns bebufs Gusbehnung oes
Yropiioriims aui 3ipei Sabre ae-
troffen uno 5ugleih oeriprohen, bar.
auf bin 81 fpirfen. oaB gsicoragua
zine anleibe BON Den Der. staaten
erbdH.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-11-14
YOli,ei unb Hnblifnm In Gns'
lauD.

Cob oes 2onboner .Bobbp1. - Gig
iamteit ber 8riien. - poliaiiten
aIs @rafter. - Meibpaihzu Inter.
fuhuneen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-11-14

ais bic RepoIutio in pcrz
tuoal ausbrat, haben mir als etnsn
Der @riinoe o1s 9sitreben be3eihntt,
bas bridenoe 6anoelsmonopol, mel
DIES GngIano in iensm 2anpe feiiFt,
obsuftutteIn. Die leBten gtahr hten
aus 2Ifabon beitQti9en unIerc Ins
iitt. England bat bislun9 eine 8orz
su9sItsIIung in BOrtusal genohen uHo
bQs ioI aufboren.
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Muutaa, Den IA. Ssuucmber 1910.

Raffee piro in bic SoDbe 9etr'e
ben, b. b. er nirD tunitlit aus osm
Mortte ge6altsn. Sn oteIsm Sale
mare Elm 3oQ am qIase, um ben Wtas
nipulatpren bos Sanopert 5u lssen,
bic oem 9olte oo5 9slo abnehmsn,
peltes Der Reoierung 3uTIjeben Ioute
uno mittelit oeTsn lie beidbi9t ndre,
cnpere 30le Su erleG)tern.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-11-14

6si yerreniangen, EnrtiAruaea sSsr
Veritnnd,nnarH
lnnhc man ioicrt Ginreibunoen nit
Tr. Mihtcrs
Pain-Expsusr
ecit 40 Sabren bespdbrt un6 be.
Iiebf N 6eilffden 1omiIien oIs 60ul.
iIi'ftel. 2br nn6 Soc ii 4pottefen
Rur e6f NIT 4nfer.
FAD. kICHTER = CO.
ta1S oabaes>4 1rnssnMs,
- sass 1Gsssea Aew H1sAe
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1910-07-02
whsr He Needed Company.

Brother Philander." said the Os-
borne Farmers village deacon. "oar
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1910-07-02
OTTO by American Press Association.

cooking spoon. and when the sauce IS
done. drop In the cold brains. sprinkled
with Hour. and cook some minutes
longer The mess goes well with a
serving of green peppers. stuffed with
stale white bread and fried In olive
oil.
Asparagus Omelet.-Have a plate
on the table filled with hot boiled as
paragus tips-about two inches OF the
stem may be left on Then beat up
the eggs needed. yolk and white to-
Sether and drop them into the chatting
dish after IL is medium hot and has
been bu;tered When the omeIet is
half done-that is. cooked on one side
pour in the asparagus tips. cover them
with the egg. flap over for a minutes
more cooking. slip on a hot plate. and
butter the top with melted butter.
Only use salt and black pepper with
this
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MAN OF HIGH IDEALS.

so you don't care TO encourage
that young poet with hts ethereal
ideaRy" interrogated the cigar sales
man
Il don't care continental about his
ethereal ideas" growled the grocery
man. 'as long as they don't cost me
anything"
Did they ever cost you anythingG"'
Il should say so, The other day
be came in and. raising his right
hand, struck a dramatic attitude and
said. I love everything that's good.
Then with his left hand he helped
himself to the candied citron and the
90 cent almonds. don't doubt that
he likes things that are good. but
blamed II he's going to make this a
supply station"
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THE CHATTING DISH
SOME APPETIZING RECIPES THE
GIRL CAN MASTER.
Make Excellent Lessons In Cooking
for the seginner-A Pretty Way
Of Entertaining Ones
Friends.

There comes a time in every girls
lie when she wants to know how TO
cook. and there is no pleasanter way
20 begin than by learning to master
the chatting dish
ULless a dish can be prepared I'm
lew minutes, preparations for the
cooking should be done in the kitchen
FOR. Of course. like playing the piafs
chafng-dish accomplishments are for
company. The utensil Is put on the
luncheon or supper table. and the cook
sits at her task surrounded by all the
little condiments and other filings
needed. when the young amateur has
mastered a recipe or two to It's final
perfection a little chatting dish spree
Is very pretty way OF entertaining
ones friends. Here are some simple
recipes for very sophisticated dishes:
Mushrooms Sauted- As getting
mushrooms ready for cooking Il a
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messy business. they should positively
be prepared away from the table.
Break the umbrellas from the stems
ana cut OF the darkened lower ends OF
these. Then peel the umbrellas. be
ginning at the outside edges and pun.
ing OF the skin ligh1ly and delicately
II the mushrooms are wet first the
skin will stick, so the peelinS must he
done when they are dry. Drop them
In cold sailed water for ten minutes.
then drain. rinse thoroughly. drain
again and place in a saucepan with
butter--a large tablespoonful to half
pound OF mushrooms Then cover
the dish tightly. start the blaze OF
the lamp beneath. and cook without
uncovering-if possible-for half an
hour or more. Not one drop OF fluid
other than the melting butter Is need.
ed. Tor mushrooms draw considerable
water with cooking While this de.
hcious dish. which goes superbIy with
chops or buttered toast. Ia bains
cooked. some other course. not pre
pared at the table. may be dispatched
Look for fresh mushrooms. II stale.
NCNbh ldSteiGSS. salt
after cooking
Calves Brains and Tomato Sauce
This dainty is as near TO an an.
proach In taste 10 sweetbreads as
could be had. and the brains cost about
a fourth OF the sum OF the more fash.
ionable sweetbreads.
Get a pair Of fresh brains and soak
them In cold salt water for two hours
Parboil. and then denude them OF all
skin and veining. and divide them in
portions about the size OF large oys-
ters. Have this plate of cold stun
brought TO the table. where the tomato
sauce would be made.
Take for this three large fresh TO-
matoes. scalded and skinned. chopped
and seasoned with cayenne. salt a
shaving Of garlic and a spoonful OF
butter. or two OF olive oil. Cook the
tomatoes for fifteen or twenty minutes
chopping them all the time with the