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The Lemmon herald. (Lemmon, Perkins County, S.D.) 1912-1917, 1912-12-27

J. o. Streff
Defendant
The State of South Dakota sends greeting to J.
O. Stre!f. defendant:
You are hereby summoned to appear before
me at my Office in the City Of Lennon, in said
county on the 3rd day uf December. A. D. 1912
at 10 o'clock. a. m. to answer the Complaint of
the above named Plaintiff. who claims to recover
of you the sum Of One hundred tslo0) Dollars
being the amount due on certain promissory
note executed and delivered by you to the said
plaintiff on October 9th. l91l and due November
1st 1911, which You agreed to pay on which
payment has been demanded and by you refused
and you hereby rotifed that II you fail to an
pear and ansver ~ above required said plaintiff
will take Judgment against you for the sum of
one Hundred t$100) Dollars. together with costs
and attorney fees.
I Given under my hand this 29th day of Novem-
Der. A. d. 1912.
c. L. Williams.
Justice of the Peace in and
for Perkins County. So. OAK
To the sheriff or any constable of said Perkins
county. Greeting:
Make legal service hereof and due return
Logan Berry. Attorney for Pla' ntiff.
The above case is adjourned to December 3lst.
1872 at 10 o clock m. for the purpose of giving
time to serve the summons by publication. Dat
ed December 8rd 1912.
C.L Williams. jus tce of the Pc zee
Date of 1st publication Dec, 90 l912-2t
The Lemmon herald. (Lemmon, Perkins County, S.D.) 1912-1917, 1912-12-27
Firebuo Dies In Flames.

Chicago, Dec, 26, -Firemen. respond.
ing to an alarm turned In from q room.
ng house, found Patrick joyce burned
20 death. His bed was Ia flames.
Three hours before he had rented the
-oom and purposely set II lhre,
The Lemmon herald. (Lemmon, Perkins County, S.D.) 1912-1917, 1912-12-27
SUMMONS

State Of South Dakota In Justice Court be fore
IS G. L. Williams
County of Perkins Justice Of the Peace
First State Bank Of Lennon
Plaintiff
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-21

The Jacobs * Levy team won fast
and exciting game from the Hilisiders
yesterday evening 10y the score OF .
TO s. The game was hard fought unti
the ninth Inning. when the Jacobs *
Levy team batted Welch ont of the
box Pace. for the winners. pitched his
usual good game. striking out twelve
mon and getting three hits The fea-
lure Of the game was the batting OF
Nnnnaily and Cosby the former get
tins two three-b base hits. ono double
and a single while tho latter gathered
three singles ana double. August
mud White also HIT timely. For the
outsiders, Arrghrs and II Blackourn's
batting featured
score: II. II. L.
Jacobs & Lazy. o . o . OlS 4-l2 is e
Hiilsiders ..lo2 GO c
Batteries; Pace and August: WEIGH.
Napier and Alright Alright made a
home run.
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Levy. Sears. England and Deopeo.

Levy Sears. ENGLAND and Deopee.
Summary: Two-baso hlts--Jordnn.
struck out-by Ferguson. in 3 in
ninrs. hv Eacho. in ! innings: by
Clark. in I innings. Bases on balls
by Clark. /: by Ferguson, 4. Hits-oH
Ferguson. in Innings: off Eacho. .
In innings. Umpirc. Breeder. Time
OF game. 1.i6. Attendance, 100.
baptist. Win.
The Fulton Bapists defeated tho
Eagles I'm a sided game yesterday
by the score of II to T. The features
of the game were tho pitching OF Brit
ton and the all-round playing of the
Baptist team
Score by innings: r. H. T..
Eagles .0 col 0O3 O. i >
Baptists acme i20332 '-17 II >
Batteries; Eagles. Harris and sykes.
Baptists Britton and Kay.
summary. rhrcc-hasc hit-Rrock-
well. struck out-by Britton, ;: by
Harris. H. Base OH balls-ofr Britton.
D. off Harris. t.
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yesterday. and his nrst official duty
viii be performed IN Newport News to-
morrow afternoon. We have known
George in almost every other capacity
on the ball field We have known him
as the chief bane TO the man who calls
en- as they come over We have known
him in every position fcapt plfchinIs
and he has been uniformly good in All.
II he can measure up 10 his standard
as 4 ball player while umpiring he VIII
make "a rafting good man Tor tho
league
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LOCAL AMATEUR
BASEBALL GAMES


bases-Ford ca. Flood C2). Koh Win
tors 90, Browning 80. jennings. Dou-
bio piays--Lester to Davis. Davis to
Sales. struck out--by Lester, 49, by
Taylor. 5; by Winters. a Base ON balls
ON Lester 9, on Winters. =. nit by
pitchcr--Jennings Davis. Innings
pitchod-by Winters. Z; by Taylor 2.
Umpire, Mr.. Anderson. rimo, 1870
Attendance. 500.
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Forbes & Co defcated Swift & co
IN an exciting game by the score OF
TO 6. The game war featured by the
pitching OF Phillips. who struck OUT
seventeen mon ANA the catching Of
Eubank for Forbes \ Co Short pitched
a good game for Swift & Co. but was
given POOR support.
score: r.
Forhcs & Coz. Ool al 90
Swift & Co...... o. 90 O--6
Umpire. Mr.. Edwards.
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Kingon's Rcllnhlcs Win nouhls-iicndcr

clovo Morris has a team to be nroud
Of. they Will mako any Of the amateurs
hustle They took two games ~ nice
style from the National Packing Com
pany The batting OF Archie Evans
was feature. Ray White is playing
nic' game at short
score r.. II. Il.
kinEaus .............. 10 10 .
National Packing Company. 8
Batteries. Bannistcr and Blanks
Rose. Hogan and Jones
Second game Y. II. T.
Kingan's ...... ; o
National Packing Company. . .
Batteries Sale and blanks; Jones and
Hogan Umpire. Martin.
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IIci,ricoS Min

The FIenricos defeated the Recos in
an Interesting game at College Parls
by the score of > to o. The feature OF
the Eamc was the pitching of Harris
for the tlcnricos
Score by innings: r.
itenricos .............01 O3n 20
Rocos ....0A OOOn q a o.
summary: Two-hasc hit-Blaclxburn
stolen bases Bear. Heller go. Harris.
u, Rose 3. Wright Ca,. Gibbs. |. Har-
RS Base on bals-ori Harris. !.
Shackeltord 3 struck out-bv Harris.
10. by Shackloford T. Time hours
Umpire, Wiegand
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ArinnIlr Wins

Armours team defeated DolG's boys
yesterday by the score of to :.
Score: r.
Armours .....olo oo4o as
pold's ........ n 3 u 0 Cd
Summary. Lcf, on bases-Armour's,
Doia's Base on baiis-on Cook.
OF Ha-vers;ock. O. OF Toney 3.
E.,s-o@ Cook 9 in : innings on Har-
vsrstc-k Elsa innings Hit %. pitcnea
Fl4shcwie Sfrurk ou,--hr COOK.
-v tfzrVers;c-k by Torey. :.
iet @s--ii a-v=rsfack Tine .it.
-- ehrs Attendance roo
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HlGHLANDERs WIN TWO

New York July 2o-'rhe Yankees took two
games from Cleveland to-day, principally
through daring base running, behind good
pitching The hrst game rctuited to
and the second 10 o. The first was won
IN the last hal, o, the ninth. when Cald-
well. who ;or Simmons. stole home. to
be followed moment later by N iorey
who scored On Jingle by Chase. Caldwell
allowed but three scattered hits In the
second game. and the Yankees stole nine
bases. Scores
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brownies Win.

Tho Brownies defeated the Trimmcrs
Yesterday ia very one sided game by
the score of II to s. After tho first
half OF the eighth inning Manager
England forfeited the game to the
brownies.
pitching OF Eacho for Tho Brownies
Score by innings; r II L
brownies ...... O4tl ia @ .
Trimmcrs ...5SOOOO .
Bnttcries for brownies. Ferguson,
r"cho and Bagby. Trimmers. Clark
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.@22 ''.;;
eMOTOR CARS
Gordon Motor Co.

features Of tho game was the batting
of NcidermeYer who secured four hits
i'm four times up Including three two
bacecrs
Score hv innings. X. II. Il
81, Andrews OoOol2 o--3 ; :
Pirates ........2 1 lOlo
Batteries; Pirates Cannon and Car
ter 81 Andrews pasc and l;ogers.
Umpire. Duke. Attendance. 100
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Washington.
Totals SO 7ssls II Totals "a ss 10

WASHINGTON ...............i o1o0l 10000 e-s
81 Louis. .--................i0 OIL o o . %
summary; Runs-Shotten ,2i. Krlchell,
Foster. Milan. Mcbride. Struck out-by
Hughes ,; By johnson. 9: by Buumgartner
3; by Allison. ! Bases on balls-off Hughes
>; of Baumgartner. O. off Allison. l. Three
base hit-l-aporte Two base hiis-Schaefer.
Milan. Empires, Evans and westerveit
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TIGERS WIN FIRST
AND LOSE SECOND
Continued From First Page)

ham (2l. Garman 90. Holland. New
Roanoke. s. Newport News. 5. Double
plays -Ehrd TO Shields to Hartman,
Newton to Shields to Garman Hits
OF Miller, in 3 innings. Off Walsh,
5 in innings. Struck out--by Miller.
/; Walsh. 3 Ehrd. (. Bases on balls
by Ehri. 3 Hit by pitched ball-by
Miller CHolland). Time OF game.
l.t5. Lmnire. McBr!de.
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In The Wake Of the Game
Ry7 Gus NEalbayi

ne Colts after losing the first. were
iucNN TO get away with the last
Lon Castro has issued a deadly chnl-
son is practically finished Castro VIM
pitch against Grif. He was WHITING
10 take fling at il Yesterday. hut
steve demurrcd. Griffin is very firm
~ of the opinion that All Mayer has
to do. so EAR as Richmond Is concerned.
rs to announce that he win nitch ana
ne game IS as good as won-for
PORTSMOUTH. Something to that too
Remember Brnekmiller last eason?
club in the International League. is
reported to be on his way here to
confer with the men who want to buy
ms franchise. So far as can he learned
tho purpose is not TO transfer the club
this season but to continue In Jersey
inc franchise here next season 1t
would be "a popular move. ne the other
cities Of the circuit seem TO look IA
Norahly upon Richmond.
Portsmouth has convinced Ports
mouth that the short left Held fence.
which has caused some talk town that
way. is the regulation distance from
the plate Any man Knocking 81 ball
235 feet is entitled to home run II
tito ut is large enough for the lelder
to catch tho hall II is tough on the
right to Kick. Tho town has a rafting
good ball club. ono OF the hes; man
ayers in any minor league to-day u
fellow the PLAYERS swear by. ana the
club winning the pennant IS COINS to
winning? Fie on you. Portsmouth
fans.
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after they had tied up the score in the
ninth. even walter johnson couldn't land
the game. II was called. n tie. In the elev-
enth. "Chick' Gandil. the Nationals star
ntst sacker. was injured in practice and
viii be Out OF the game least week
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FIRST GAME.
Totals "a 6 2 II q Totals ...s5 ICES 10 s

Totals "a z II p Totals ...se li'5 10
Two out when winning run scored
fBattcd FOR Sweeney in ninth.
Tran for Simmons in ninth.
Score by Innings: *:
cleveland ......................1 %
New York ......................O q -
summary Runs Olsen (2). BIRMINGHAM.
Daniels. Zinn Martin. Caldwell. Two base
Observation-Disclosures. RYAN, jackson. simmons
Three base hiis-GregE. linn. Ryan sac
rlncH hits-Ryan, Livingstone Warhop,
IIartzcl stolen bascs-Simmons. Chldweli-
Struck out-by WARRIOR. !; by Gregg, 4. Bases
on bnlis-on WARRIOR. ?: OF Gregg. g. Hi
hy nitched bnii-by WARRIOR. i; by Gregg. !.
Wild nitch-Gregg Left on bascs-Cleveland.
9: New York. s Empires. Dineen and
sheridan Time two hours
GETONn GANfE
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REDS WIN FROM BOSTON

Cincinnati, o.. July 2o-The clnoInnatis
cfcaied Boston to-day TO by punching
heir hits on Donneily In the seventh in
ling. Fromme allowed only ono less nit
han Donnelly. but kept them scattered.
rhe Cncinnatis have purchased Pitcher
inore nf the GnlNesfnna Srnrc.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-21

This is just the season of the year
when motoring can be enjoyed to its
fullest extent.
And the car that will give you this
motor enjoyment unhaunted by doubt
misgivings or the DOGGY Of high upkeep
cost is the Studebaker 30"
You can buy Studebaker blindfold.
The name has been a synonym for
quality for over 90 years and eliminates
any element of chance
The quality of the Studcbaker 30"
is equal to that Of any car built, irres-
pecdve of price.
We know because every part of
Studebalxer cars is manufactured in
our own plants guaranteeing to US
what we guarantee to you.
The good appearance Of your car
is another essential to motor enjoy
ment
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-21
Now is the Time to Buy a

Note the just pride that every Stude-
baker owner takes in the style and good
looks of his car.
You can always pick Studebaker.
Beauty and mechanical perfection
distinguish them.
The Studebaker system includes the
largest and best equipped factories in
the world. Hundreds Of automatic
machines manufacture parts for Stude-
baker cars with superhuman exact
ness and at lowest COST. A corps OF
engineers and inspectors direct the
work of 10000 skilled mechanics.
Because of our enormously increased
factory facilities made necessary to
cope with the constantly growing de-
mand for Studebaker cars, we are now
In position to make prompt deliveries.
$4,000 Studebaker cars In use with
every owner satisfied, are convincing
proof of Studebaker supremacy.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-21

How They piny Next Saturday.
J. Il. Mostly VS. Hcnricos
Shocmakcrs VS.. Rccos.
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Cincinnati
Boston.

IOIaIs - . 10 IUVaIs 80 -
'Hat,ed for O'Rourke In. ninth.
tBatted for Donnciy In ninth.
tRan for Mclean in seventh.
Score BY innings; n.
Boston commandments o o OIL
Cincinnati Observation-Disclosures 0 0 Q . -
Summary: Runs-campbeli. Esmond. Grant.
Two base hits-Titus. Campbell Sacrifice
hits-Mitchell. Egan, Trommc. Stolen bases
jackson, Beschcr 20, Bates. Hobitzcn.
Left on bases Boston. S, Cincinnati. s.
T. struclS out--by Donnelly. 3: by Tromme,
.. Wild pItch-D onne!ly. Time. 1866 TIM
pires, KSim md Bush.
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PACKERS LEAGUE.
Where rhcy rImy NcAt Sntu

Torbess VS.. Nationals at seminary
Park
Armours VS. lllngans at Belle Meade
Park
Doids Us swifts at Battery Court
Park
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Indinns Win

no Tndlan3 dafelted me Tleors In
s : gs5y q, f9i' ,sonaa 4 Tt ,o same .Ae
game was the pitching of giiay ana
striking out fourteen OF the Tigers
Indians i o3OO091 ali t.
Tigers 3iO oOOO00-
Batteries indiHns Riley ANA Wilson.
IiEefs' Brown l>eiiy nnd Bottom
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. ~ " : = ;
i FOR Graham in ninth.
Ne,,port NeY,s.


Roan0ke .......-.0 . 0 q 0 Q @
Newpori News ......iOiOos ol'--s
-ummary stolen hases-W olfe.
Gr.or. GRAHAM. Sacrifice hits-F.ich-
bcrEIr Newton. Sacrifice flies
Wolfr Two-base hits-Bates. Holland,
Green Three-bnsc hits-Mattis Left
or bases Roanoke. 8. Newport News.
o struck out-by Morrissey /. Green,
Q Eases ON ball1-by Morrissey. >;
hy Green. 2 Time OF game. 1850. I'm
ui-r MI Mcbride.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE
CONTINUED From First Page.)

Baker Lapp, Cobb Moriariy ca. Louden.
StanaEe. Dubue. Lett on bases-Philadei-
phin, Z; Detroit. 9. Two base hits-Barry.
Lord. Dubuc. Mcfnnes Sacrifice hit-Mcin-
mes Sacrifice ny-Bnkcr. Struck out-by
Pennock {. Bases on bals--on Pennock. !;
OF Dubuc. 1. Passed bail-Onslow. Time.
..06. Umpires. o Ionghlin and Ezan.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-21

aus tHihE OF piNNlHt Dali games
after they are ovor IS about as salts
factory as standing in front Of res
taurant with a $40 appetite and a
nickle in Your pocket Yet there is
not a Fan, male or female. who is not
addicted to the habit, nor are tn, ball
players themselves free from indul-
sence in the pastimc. Though 1t be
h'Tesy Of the rankcst sort. even the
scrihcs do It, so there YOU are. All
of which is merely preface TO the
assertion that not soul witnessing
yesterdays game but puts all of the
blame uprn Willie McComas for the
loss of the first game
II is really true. though Willie may
be excused for his slight wobblc. Th.
truth OF the matter is that IL was a
member that there were two dcun at
the time which meant that The hit
and-run was on. 1t would have boon
a close play even II tho ball had boon
was OF nrst and Ieatine. who hit the
bah. arc fast men. Another thing
which tho fan is apt to overlook is
that tho ball was so hit that NcComas
couldn't let the ball play him II was
coming too slow. which made II neces-
sary for him to come in, and come in
fast II YOU noticed the play. YOU
VIII remember Tint just "a he got his
hands TO 1t II took n nasty. teasing
bound TO the right Of the PLAYER All
Of these thugs mitigate the offensc.
which on the surface would be held
objectionable by tho fans
/ Come to think Of it. Mayer pitched a
/ pretty good ball game himself after
the hrst Tho Colts We're absolutely
unable to do a thing with him But
he was outpitchod by Ayers vhe
/ trouble. n greater trouble than Mo
Comass error was that the colts were
/ unable tn hit when opportunity to
/ score was presented. In the third
/ Carter got as far as third. with just
ono out and yet was unable to count
Carter AGAIN got to third in the eighth.
while Haley LED OF with a single in
the ninth. and even with tho aid of
+ plnch hitters In Rogers and strain was
unable to get further than second.
hts mean nothing unless they come
when needed
7 Doctor Ayers IS not to remain here
many weeks Tho PhillIes are after
iiin. and Jack Dunn wants him for his
'fi'ifs ~ the International League.
Doom has already purchased Dodge
ail tinneran from Norfolk. 70 report
once Il Isn't going to be many
--ys before Johnny Mace goes up ANY
l-h 70 need of real regular catcher
VINO IS hound 20 improve with ace
"npia MAIZE wise move to get after
ius rnuusster fie has 4yory oar mark
STAR. and above all he has a
r. comes 10 luck hand the
hafi.e strain % course.
makes YAH game IN
tsi a. few errors keep
-i.en with elpckliise precision II
aNft lins ont - the
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Where They rinA Neat saturday.
Brownies rs Baptist. {. n O. Park
Eagles vs. Trimmers f. T.. Lee Park.
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trewy ps-s
'es . aA-afs at clasee ss5ias
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NATIONAL LEAGUE
CONTINUED From First Page.)
but could not do anytl
afterwar ds. score:
anything "a stoeIe
Brooklyn.
a "a II

Sore by innings r.
Brooklyn ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS o 0 Q o OIL
ST. Louis. .......................0 0 D . =.
Summary: Runs-Northen. KOHetchy,
Evans. Two base hit-Fisher Sacrifice hits
-oakes. Daubcrt 90. Struck ou,-by steele.
g. by Yingl!ng, ?. Bases on balls-on Wing
ling. ?. LEFT on Brooklyn. o: st
Louis. g. Empires. Johnstone and owen.
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.Irntcs WI

The Pirates defeated the ST. AM
orews Nv the score % to tic
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-21

| ne Colts. after losing the first. were
iucNN 10 get away with the last.
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PLAY TO THINNING TIE

wasnins,on July 2o.-st. Louis handed the
Senators. a surprise thIa afte5noons ana
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MON lI1tGi T..
Results Yesterday.


Brownies 49, Trimmrrs. :.
~. Eagles. e.
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Totals - sr1s n Totals IN s % Ii
u. - noHnnfh

'Battcd tor Kahcr In seventh
Score hy innings: .onoNa
>-n., VIZ q o I o -
Summary: Runs-Dnniels Simmons. Sween-
~. snidwcll. Two base hits-sweeney, 81
rctt Sacrifice discriminating. tartze,,'
Stolen basos-Chasc fa), Sterrctt. Har,zcu'
sweeney. Jackson Left on bases-'eve ~ na
&; New York g. Bases on bails-on cald-
Vol 2; on nhier. >; on stecn. l. Struck
out-hy Caldwell. s. hy ahier. ,: nv Fteen J.
Umpires. Dinccn and Sheridan. Time. l;ao'
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-03-20
THE MOUNTAINS.

NJ Wish I could get the peace Of the
mountains into me-
The mountains of God that are ever
calm, full of rest;
Be quiet, they say, and lift their faces
to heaven.
The lark with his wings as he rises
brushes their crest;
Theirs are the roses of dawn, the
glories of even;
The quiet of night folds their heads
to her breast.
I wish / could get the peace Of the
mountains into me,
And not to have all the world a trou-
BILE to me.
I am full of frets and fatigues, of
angers and fears
I wish the mountains would teach me
their secret of peace.
They have seen men born and die
and the work of their hands
Pass like the leaves Of autumn; in
crease and decrease
OF this worlds glory; the years like a
glassful of sands
Run out and be finished, the centuries
wither and cease.
They have looked to God through all
the days and the years.
I wish l was still, like the mountains
not vexed, full of fears.
Everything passes-the mountains
whisper to me.
There is nothing that matters, they
say, but God and the soul.
They have cowls of the mists and rain
for their habits gray;
And this worlds glory has only death
for it's goal.
Be still. there Is only God and the
SOUL they say;
Everything passes save only God and
the soul.
I. wish could get the peace OF the
mountains into me,
And not to have all the world trou-
BILE to me.
Katharine lyman.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-03-20
BEULAH.
Special TO The Journal.

Beulah, March 1S.-Continued rain
storms are making it almost impos-
sible to do anything in the fields
James Shelby will farm his place
this wear. He has bought horse and
necessary tools and will try for living
out of the land.
Arthur Spare was in the city on
business Thursday.
w, A. Shelby was in the city Thurs
day and Friday looking after his po-
liticaI interests.
Mr., Ben King was business visit
or in the Deep Water City Thursday.
Mr.. Albert Cobb was a guest at the
Ed Bryant home Sunday last.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Shelby are re-
ioicing over the arrival of little
daughter in their home recently.
Mr.. Henry Barrineau, of Quintette,
was the guest of his brother, Mr.. I. l..
Barrineau, and other relatives one day
this week.
Master Loren Barrineau, who has
been confined to the house with the
measles is able to be out again.
Mr.. Jim Hurst celebrated his~twen-
seventh birthday at the home Of Mr..
w. M. White. Those present were:
Mr.. c. c. Hurst. of Pensacola; Mr..
Lewis Bryant. of Pensacola; Mr.. John
BRYANT and family, Mr.. E. A. Grimes
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HOUSEHOLD
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Henrietta
D.Cfana

Shad roe should be soft and moist
when cooked. Usually it is like tiny
grains of sand and about as tasteless.
To cook properly, butter or oil a pa
per cookery bag, put in the roe, seal.
and place in a slow oven for fifteen
minutes. Remove from the bag and
YOU will find them steamed, tender
and rich. Season with butter, pepper
and salt, CRATE a little cheese over
them, color under flame, cover with
a napkin, and serve very hot.
Shad roe croquetteS make an ac-
ceptable garnish for any fish. Heat
little broth to the boiling point, put III
the roe, simmer gently, then skin ii.
Fry lightly in melted butter, and sea-
son with a tiny pinch Of onion salt.
Have ready a heavy bechamel sauce.
Mix in the roe and cool. Make INTO
small croquette balls. dip in eggs,
then in crumbs, and fry a fine brown
in deep fat.
Roe and potato croquettes. Steam
or boil the roe, cool, and rub into
loose mass. Remove all fibre and skin.
Have one fourth as much potato as
roe. Work together with drawn but
ter. salt pepper and chopped parsley.
This recipe calls for anchovy sauce,
but the use of this disagreeable con
diment is more honored in the breach
than the observance. Shape into little
balls or pats" egg and bread, and
fry brown. Pile on a. hot dish and
serve with some nice sauce.
Scalloped roes. Simmer the roes
without breaking their casing in wa
ter made acid tasting with vinegar or
lemon. Cool and empty into mixing
bowl and break apart with a fork but
do not crush the eggs. Set by while
you pound the yolks OF two hard