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The Harlowton news., 1912-07-05

G. C. Perkins, Undertaken and
Embalmer, Harlowton, Mont.
DR.. P. q. Thompson, resident
dentist. Harlowton, Montana.
We have window screens of all
sizes. p. G. Dreyer, Hardware.
Wolgast defeated Rivers in the
thirteenth round, by a knockout.
Mrs. N[cGuin is visiting with
her daughter Mrs. Ell. G. Hawley.
A big assortment Of Mems golf
and Negligee shirts at Marshalls
Remember the show on Monday
NIGHT. July s. Seats 25 and soc.
Mr. and Mrs. Park Benjamin OF
Melville. we're in tWon Monday.
White Mountain cream freez-
ers all sizes. Harlowton Gro.
Co.
johnson was declared the winner
over Flynn in the ninth round on
a foul.
For Quality and Workman
ship insist on La Preferencia
Cigars.
( Lorena Folsom was in town from
her fathers ranch at Progress, on
| Tuesday.
The Toggery has just received a
beautiful line Of hand bags and
trunks.
Soda Fountain and Ice Cream
on tap now at the Busy Bee Con
fectionery.
See iarlowton Gro. co. to1
harness, wagons and farming
implements.
For secondhand household goods
.oo tho uncond hand man. Opposite
Hogl's Saloon.
R. N. Jones, lawyer, was II
r Judith Gap this week ON probes
sional business.
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FOR SALE

Horse, good barn and out build
ing, two lots. Also eleven head OF
good horses, price right.
VIM. FL. Gilmore,
Reyegate, Montana
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Farm For Sale

Located miles from town.
Land has been proven up last fall.
% acres in flax; bench land; 100
percent pillow land, Address
Box 10.
HarIowton, Mont
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0ST

A pocketbook containing three
dollars in silver and bridge with
three teeth on it. Finder keep
silver and return bridge to News
Office.
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For Sale

Good draft team for sale, tor
cash cheap. Weight about 1,20O
pounds each. Apply to
j. Fl. Martin.
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The only union bar is Hogls
and if it's good beer you want,
Hogl's got it.
The Commercial Club meets next /
Thursday evening, July II. I'M
portant business.
| Ranges, cooking stoves, gaso-
line and kerosene burners.
Harlowton Gro. Co.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wellington OF
| Winnicook we're visiting in town
during the last week.
Our window screen stock IS
complete. We carry all sizes. +
6. Dreyer, Hardware.
Mr.. Fitzpatrick says that he
has flax fifteen inches high and
coming out in bloom.
Houses or rooms for rent,
furnished or unfinished. Apply to
Urner, Lynn, and Dunn.
| Frank Caruthers, a lawer OF
Ryegate was in town Wednesday,
on professional business.
Mr.. Stevens has been managing
the Winnicook ranch during the
illness of Claire Wellington.
Don't forget the concert July 8,
by the Eleanora Concert Go. They
are very highly recommended.
Bring your butter and eggs to
US, we pay highest market
price. Harlowton Gro. Co.
We take special measures
for hand tailored suits, guarantee
fits or no sale. The Toggery
= Don't forget the Harlowton Auto
Co. for automobile supplies.
Agents for the famous Racine
. Tires.
P. G.. Dreyer of Circle Montana
spent this week with his family
IL and looking after his business In
; terests.
y, If it is window screens yol
a want, p. G. Dreyer, Hardware, has
4 the best assortment. All sizes anc
4 shades.
h The Eleanora Olson Concert 60,
\ will give an entertainment LII tht
y Opera House, Monday night, Jul,
II the Sth.
n The Masons will have a specIa
u meeting in their hall on Frlda.
q evening, July IL. Full attendanc
n requested.
\ When your sewing machine get
\ out of repair bring it to me.
A will fix it for you'll. Minshal
4 The Tailor.
Cool Summer Dress material
9 for Women and Misses at bl
I reduction from regular prices q
\ Marshalls.
\ Mr.. and Mrs. liver Hoyem
I Melville brought in a load OF far
produce Saturday, and loaded Il
4 with groceries.
I The Toggery has just r.
4 ceived a bunch Of suit length
they are on display in the vii
II dow, Just notice them.
= Chas. Ref leaves this week i
SO the coast to spend a we'll earnt
- vacation. He expects to Wis
am: Seattle and other coast cities.
Patronize the only union b;
in Harlowton. The Lewiston
Brewing Co.'S beer always
tap. H. M. Hogl, Proprietor.
We have just received compile
line of machines and machine tot
and are equipped to do all kinds
work. Close Motor & Machine I
The Montana Elevator Co. ha
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First National Bank
HarloWton, Montana
Wagon For Sale

One 31-2 inch Studebakcr wagon
good as new only run for one year
Cali News Office.
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For Sale

Good fireproof safe and roll top
desk. Call at News ONCE
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For Sale Cheap

Good lot in Harlowton Addition.
Cash or on time.
2t5 Box $50, City.
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FOR RENT

Rooms, and light Housekeeping
rooms. Under new management.
We will treat you right.
Cliff House.
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Work Horse For Sale

I have on hand a number OF
useful work teams, cheap.
Fl. HOLLOWAY,
Harlowton, Mont.
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Try The News for Results.
Chancellor Cigars for quality.
La Preferencia, a mild Cigar.
Drink union beer at the union
bar.
The best. The Eleanora Con
cert Go.
B, V. D. underwear for sale at
Marshalls.
FOUND-W atch Fob. Apply at
News Office.
J. B. Furley was in town Mon
day and Tuesday.
Cash paid for eggs and poultry
Harlowton Meat 90.
Poultry netting all heights
Harlowton Gro. Co.
Ford Supplies speciality.
Harlowton Auto Go.
The Ducthman sells it, L.
Preferencia Cigars.
A new shipment of ladies sill
petticoats at Marshalls.
A big variety of mems summe
underwear at Marshalls.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-11-22

Sunny Sea, July Il.
Madeline AIia-With GREATNESS haste
.sI take my pen In hand to let you
know that the adventure has arrived.
he came this morning trampinS it over
from the village and of so dis
tnguished an air. OF 50 one a person
atty IS this man. that I marvel Mt his
choice of our dashinE hostelry rs IN
even temporary place OF abode. Aunt
Breton SAYS his eyes are tragic.
should call them soulful, but what
ever they may be they favor me not
with one passing glance. Perslstent'y
have 1 placed myself within their d.
rect range OF vision. The eyes look
over me. through me and on beyond
into vacancy. This. to say the least. is
humiIiating. Well we shall see what
ne shall see. Madeline. Good night.
dear one. PATElCE.
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AZ Home, July 80.

What have left to tell you dearest
Madeline. which has not already been
published In the papers? You have
.ead in glowing headlines (which
esused me to hide my tan Drowned
race with III tip tilted nose] OF the
return home Of the governors most
beautiful daughter. They have even
repeated word Cor word that highly
coIored story which sent me, fuming
heIplessly, into seclusion. The child.
Madeline. so near-oh. so Eightfully
near-that great merciless automobile
and the childs mother waiting with
awful tragedy in her eyes-shall / ever
cease to see the picture? And you. who
know me best. know that l am but
a cowardly thing. If l had even
stopped to think 1 might have lacked
courage to do the deed. but did not
stop. Madeline. For that 1 am eternal
IL grateful. And sometimes wonder
il the rescue would have been such
glorious thing had l been other than
the daughter OF famous governor.
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Snnnv 81. InIv q.

sunny sea- u Uey
oh, my deaf. my dear. It IS n terrible
thing which have learned this day
II who. like Iaeddlesome Pandora,
would not rest until 1 had forced the
fastening of the secret box. and now
my world. like hers. is filed with tor
meuting things which sting and pain!
have tried to crowd them back into
the box. these troublesome thoughts.
but they will not go. so where Is the
remedy? This throughout the wake
euI night is my vexinE problem. Vague
IL see way OF relief means to
right the wrong, but IN order to use It
must throw aside my incognito. must
brave my shrinking self to face those
loaded cameras-the eager reporters
hungry for story. And is the incen-
tive strong enough to make me do it.
Madeline? Gao one really care as
much as this for an almost unknown
mana man condemned Of a great
2rimc? There-it is out. dearest: That
Is my SORROW. Pandora. insistent. tear
ing at the lock OF the box, forced from
It the story OF hidden crime-a crime
which will send this man to prison un-'
Eess-unless-
When you look up at your stars to-
night. beloved, say then little prayer
Of courage Tor your absent friend.
PATRICE.
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Sunny Sea. July 80.
NIadeIfne-I know You will tear oI'cn
this envelope in your pretty eaEer way.
imDNtient TO learn what next hap
pened." and feared thar should
have to. dISappoint your craving Tor
news. for the adventure stubborniy re.
fused to develop. Which really means.
nv dear, that this pTovokinGly hand
some man continued to ignore my
presence. ] tried TO think OF some
plan which would force him to nd.
dress me. aud while reckiessly
y,riukIed my fair brow In thought no
yess a person than Aunt Breton nc.
complished for me that which | de-
Gired. The l. N. (Which means inter
ostInG mani came saunterinE with his
IA bituaI distracted gaze adown the
shining sands. And before him. in
che wild Joy OF being released for a
walk, carPered a darling. feiOclouS eyed
bulldog. His lower teeth protruded
fhrenteningly 10 what any one nc.
1Ilainted with the bull tribe would
recognize as cheerful grin. But
Aunt Breton is not acquainted with
dogs OF any sort. Moreover. as y0n
Know. she Ioaths and fears them all
Therefore when Sir Crooked Legs
larted toward her pIayfuIly sh"
Knitted a terrified shrieS-a shrek
which shall hear until my dying dag
-and the /. NJ. hurried forward in dis
nress. He apoIoGIzed humbly. conrtS-
Dusly and regretfuIiy- but Aunt BRETON
vgas not TO lie appeHsed- heard her
tIll loudly berafing him as I. cuyere"
NTH blushea Of contusion aud triumph,
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ferin. man WI, whom i hai jdSed
so nicrii!y. au,I the short respite was
given him by fr!erd. who li;;d rallied
forward "a pruvis'.' r,sGr-lauS bail. t''It
the forgery was u bold and Daring one
moreover. forgery TO hide TIE addi-
tionaI crime of iieCt. = EaBE AFFAIR. ms
dear Madeiiae-:rnd this uian you ua-
GIerStantl. the supposedly faith;e<S cash
icr. ! shall nos - into de;ail here tut
the proof Seen,ed INDISPENSABLE Ard the
real cuIp.ih husband OF the acc Ised
mans sister, - i!Q calmly went liiS way
relying with Snug satisfaction upon
the brothers SELF sacrificing l"re' for
his only sistcr-auA her chiNA-cn. And.
oh, Madeline mii:c the sense tsonal eli
max came like :: th1nderboit down
upon the silence of the courtroom:
There sat the Judge in AL the solemn
dignity. here the w::n faced prisoner
and oS-er there that other man f=IoatinG
in his hidden crime And the one who
had borne all in Silence turned his face
now from the curious and viadicttVe
gaze Of many eyes AS the people
waited down TIE aisle came Il mesSen-
ger. who tAruS; ;tn envelope into the
hands OF the judge and hastily with
drew. Even as the judge read the mis-
sive he arose to his feet and his voice
RAM. ont peTenptoriiy. Proceedings
will be suspended ru:ii tomorrow be
said The rest YOU have read In the
paparS-of the brief trial which abb
solved the suspected E.aa from guilt.
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lContiaaed on page seven.l
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and free fro-E gripping.
Il does no; hide behind the name
Of a popular fxuit or vegetable, and
is absolutely free from any prohso-
lied ingredients. Families who once
use syrup PepsIn forever after avoid
cathartics, salts pills and other harsh
medicines. for these only do temper
airy good. are nauseous and a shock
to any delicate system. Such things
should never-be given to children.
II no meugsoer OF your Fa9TSily has
ever used syrup Pepsin and you would
like to make a personal trial OF 1t be-
fore buying x IN the regular way OF. a
druggist, se=d you- address posta!
VIII do-to DIR W. r. Caldwell. 412
washing on St, Monticello. Ill. an
a free sample bottle Will be mailed
you Resu8gs are always guaranteed
or money VIII be refunded.-tNdver-
tisellI ent.
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aII
80 wei iatsa' nome should be
nort q 3aEa tive 6or there = scarce
q day IA . 1lEiily Of seTeF9l per-
6nS that 70 soue doesn't complain
6eadache 81 s1eeplesSness or
oSg the EFtt glGl11 az cold.
la1atIve chem l3ecoEneg q necessity
81 19Iia< was tsi1InE conGeatieu at
ne BEGINNING n1GE ElayJ tntOea serious
eold or fever, $50 harsh EeEneey IS
needed. but simply 9 mid, laxative.
onie that will Ma1se the liver active
"a stir up the boEs1s. People who
5se tried q great many things. and
~ themselves heads OF families VINO
re seen the little Ills run TO big
5Hes. VIII tell.you that there IS MOTH
~ befter than or. CaIdweIHs Syrup
Snein. which you can obtain at any
lFl,Q store for Gf>y cents or. one dol
0lIar q bottle. the latter betpg the
aE1ily size.
among the great believers in syrup
PeuRin for constipation in old or
onngs and as q general household
dereency remedy. are Mrs n. NC
fsioskey 30 Lee Park Ave. VICES
l3Trre Pa. and Mr.. Fred ,Ansu1ann.
184 Union Ave. Brooklyn, y. z. ana
hey always have A bottle OF it in the
home It Is scien tIicaIiy compound
"a and It's purity IS vouehed for.
Mothers give II to tiny babies, and
rroPn people. taking little larger
amount, find u equally effective. II
g mild ana gentle. Dleasant-tastins
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TRAVELLING
INCOGNITO
How . Man Was Sayed From Him
seli BY . WOmau's Love
By AGNES q BRoGAN

SUNNI Sea. July ~.
Madeline. Dearest and Best Of
BrIends-Ve are now safely ensconced
"a 4 small hotel which stands modestIy
hack upon the beach. like 4 shabby
mile sister OF the grander one. From
my window can see rows OF convey
nnces drawn up before the fne en-
trance Of Beach hotel, but no carriage
ever comes our way. for which am
dhly thankful. Twice a dry the post
Roy arrives with our mail. and, we all
70 forth, to meet him But I'VE" are
not many in number. a few toilIng
frmers stopping Oh IN order to do
iittIe trading ut the resort. And Aunt
Breton. whom must introduce to you
under her new name OF Mime. Stahl-
she processes to be exceedingly bored
with the whole a6EaIr. while know
that she secretly reveIs in the forbid
an comfort OF kImcuO and voomy old
slippers. And & IS delight unspeak-
BE for your little friend to venture
.out into the garden. her hair hanging
down her back, and to
have no fear Of nearby camera aimed
"a her direction. wonder, Madeline.
.tbat we never Thought OF travelling in
cognlto before. One thing only IS lack
fng-I yenrn for adventure: no simple
aRaIr. but a heart thrilling. bona eide
adventure. So good night, beloved
TvaIt. Yours. PATRICE.
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q 8 sf - jEleI iElsos -
t1f
me man pBt ont III hand. lon,
he cried sharply. But Is We retE.lee4
our steps my baIIoonlIlse spirits Eose
again, ana endeavored 70 IGRg6 the
matter aside. Tor Ia my heaEt lgls an
1ntuitiye feeling. that Intuition which
Is given 60 us women, Madeline. and
I knew beyond the possibility OF doubt
that the man at my side vas an honz
est man and his reason suf1eient for
being.
Aunt san slept IN the shadow, 20 I
lowered my voice as we drew near:
Two people travelling fneog1tto.
continued. What an exciting situation
Tor a story! I should be the Princess
Some one or Other. who had Will
fully deserted her throne ra1her than
be forced into a IoveIess marriage
with the great Prince Some One Else
You would be he. and 50 we should
meet in this isolated spot and. I'M
known TO each other, fan Move" For
the first time the man seemed to hear.
He caught my hands to him IN a rigid
grasp. bis eyes-they frightened me-
'sTe must not he said tenseIy.
whatever tempting fate has brought
us here together. we must not-tlaEe
not-Iove II you could have heard
the one word as be said it, Madeline!
Then. pushing my hands back roughly
he rushed from me. And I realize now
that this mystery which wraps about
us both like great restraining cloak
is a mystery indeed Good night
PATRICB-
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So shall my Insignificant person ever
bask in his rejected Ilght7a For the
first time in my life am glad, dearest
oh. l could sing for very joy OF it
that my father is governor OF this
great state. that he has power to par
don even Il criminal and that'he loves
and trusts his daughter. When that
other man. his eyes sunken in trouble,
told at my urgent pleading his pitiful
tale 1 was not quite sure what to do
not that doubted for moment his
Innocence. but that doubted my own
ability to make that innocence clear
to the high authorities. He had been
accused of forgery. Madeline this sue-
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sunny Sea. July o.

Sunny Sea. J uly 81
Back in the shadow of the rock sits
Aunt Breton. and here in the sun sit l.
This occurred yesterday afternoon.
Madeline mine. and your innocent little
friend. looking up. with a start OF sur
prise, saw Mr.. plain Fred Smith"
standing before her. Suddenly he sug-
Cested a walk up the beach. and. with
a remOrsefui If somewhat hasty glance
at Aunt Breton, gladly agreed. We
had gone farther than usuai-nearer to
the Beach hotel-when u carriage came
toward US. The woman in it leaned
Forward. With a dangerously searching
gaze as / quickly swung about on my
heel. To be discovered now would be
TO spoil everything. and these society
women have memories for pictured
faces. So / covered my own with my
hands, but not so soon that had not
seen my, companion turn his back TO
the eouipags with equal promptitude-
And when uncovered my flushed
face his was as white-as the dead
For moment We stood looking stead
fIy into eacr Others eyes, and. though
his we're darkened with great shad-
-ow. they did not fa1ter before mine.
what is ftp I asked slowly. do
Won Also wish to remain unlSnOwnT'
Il may as we'll confess he answered
quietly, ..rhat ] also bear an assumed
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And. oh, Madeline mine, so captvat-
ing Of manner is my dIfacult friend
that dream Of him when he Is gone!
And this you Will recall as novel ex-
perience for me-to think OF a man
when he is ont of sight. The mans
name is plaiR Fred Smith. Could any
thing be less romantic? 1 have pro-
voked his curiosity.
Your name. he begs. and I answer.
smiling. Miss Incognito." AS our
small hotel boasts no guest book, he
can learn nothing further.
''NIme. StahI is then the name OF
your aunt?" he questions.
Perhaps laugh ]. And so we meet
again and again. always with the charm
OF the nlusive I wonder what he
thinks. Am I to him the wandering
princess weary of royalty? Sometimes
/ could fancy il IN his catering air
OF homage. Or am then but a work
ing maid Of the city. enjoying my hard
earned holiday? do not know-I do
not know-nor shall he. No GossipinE
maid can betray my identity. for
crushed into a shapeIess mass in the
very depths of my trunk lay my robes
OF ermine and lace. and here wear
my simple frocks. the ones that father
loves. Dear father, II he could only
hide away for a time beneath the
Jagged rocks of these grand old cliffs.
II he could lay aside his weighty scep-
ter of power and care! But this can
not be-not yet From your ever
faithful PATRICE.
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rushed to his re<cne. lie WAS =" re-
Iievcd that he ''lHsred my hand fs
crushing grasp THUS it happened very
naturally thar "" sat down side ~
aide in a spciutis-d. sheltered SPOT.
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Now or Never

is your time 10 buy your Winter Suit or Coat The prices
are so intensely interesting benign many instances away
below present cost of productions LAY IN BIG SUPPLY
NOW as there never will be another sale of High Grade
Ladies' Suits and Goats at prices that we are
now SELLING.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1912-11-30
VIVID Ducks Fried.

Prepare as many ducks as you
wish for a meal and cut them up as
you would for q stew. Cover with
cold water and let come to a boil,
then pour OF the water. adding a
fresh supply. Boil until tender, salt
and pepper to taste. then, pouring
on the water, fry brown in butter
or drippings. The parboiling takes
out the wild taste ducks usually
have. This recipe may also be used
for wild dove, quail, &C.
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TRIED RECIPES.


Clean quail and cut on breasts.
Pound the remainder OF the quail.
Boil in brown bouillon for a long
time. Brown, butter, and -four. Stir
in bouiIlon until smooth, strain, sea-
son with salt, cayenne and white
pepper. Chop breasts and make
dumplings and serve in soup.
saImi OF Game.
Cut meat from cold cooked game
(any kind. Break the bones and
cover with four cups OF cold water
and simmer. Brown two tablespoons
OF minced onion in four tablespoons
of butter, add one tablespoon of
Worcestershire sauce and the liquor
in which bones were cooked. Sea-
son with salt and pepper. add two
cups of the cold game cut into
pieces and simmer Is minutes. Serve
on slices of fried bread surmounted
with a border of mashed potatoes.
Garnish with parsley.
stewed Quail. .
Make a stunning OF the livers and
hearts chopped fns with q little
butter, chopped pork. the yolk of an
egg. salt, cayenne, and a little lem
on. Stun six quail with this. put
them IN a stewpan. cover with soup
stock. and stew gently half an hour;
take out the birds and add salt, cay
enne, one tablespoon OF Worcester
shire sauce. one tablespoon of lemon
Juice. and tablespoon of butter.
blended with two OF brown -four:
put back the birds for 10 minutes;
toast some slices of bread. stand a
bird on each and pour sauce over
q
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Rabbit In Ambush.

Select a plump rabbit and cut into
about eight good-sized pieces. Let
it stand about half an kou- N salt
water before cooking. SIh3ANp
good-sized onions and fry slowly D
butter or olive oil, adding sai.. and
a pinch OF red pepper. Then put the
rabbit into this and pour hot water
on to cover, then cook for an hour.
A few minutes before It Is done add
a small can OF tomatoes which have
been seasoned with sage and thyme.
When the rabbit has been cooked
tender place on a platter. thicken
with gravy. and pour over the rab-
bit. Then add the ambush, which Is
made by cooking about half cup of
rice, dash of salt and pepper and q
dozen mushrooms for about two
hours. Place this around the rabbit
on the extreme outside of the plat
ter. Not only is It q dish outside
the ordinary, but It is very delicious.
San Francisco Call.