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The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1913-06-06

is contemplated; but it would seem
that proper consideration for the
occasion should have demanded a
staff from which Old Glory might
have been floated on the day of
memory to the nations departed
heroes. 1t was an oversight worthy
of note, and one which should
never again be permitted to occur
in a city of the size and wealth
of Virginia.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1913-06-06

The fact that no flag was floated
from the city hall or, fire. hall on
Memorial Day has caused deserved
commen on the part of many citi-
zens: 1t is said the purchase of a
steel flag=pole for the city property
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1913-06-06

When entertaining friends from
outside of town don't forget to
show them Oloott park It's one
of the city's finest. advertisements,
and it's sure to please them.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1913-06-06

The Wabasha Herald says: 1.-The
Il. O. P. proposes house-cleaning.
Yes, but where is the house and
who are cleanens?"
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1913-06-06

E5.SEF ?sEsz 8 aEgsz#
be some changes this week in the
lineup and when the bunch comes
home again it is believed it will be
considerably strengthened. The
team has been playing good ball,
but is playing in hard luck and
loses out in the breaks. !
All the players believe there is
good deal Of baseball left in Rube
Waddell yet. The big fellow has
but recently recovered from an at
tack of pneumonia and is not in
condition physically. He is expect
led to round to, however, and his
performance of five innings Sun
day was sufficient to indicate to
the fans that he has something left
besides his International reputation.
Que OF the biggest baseball
crowds ever assembled in Virginia
saw the :Virginians lose to Lefty
Davis crew at Oliver park Sunday
afternoon in game OF which the
fierce decisions OF Umpire DUH
IeaVy was the feature. Waddel
opened up tor Virginia and show
ed flash OF the old time form for
Jour innings. In the fifth, how
ever ne slowed down and was re-
tired with the bases full tor john
son, late OF the Duluth White SOx.
Johnson worked we'll but the locals
We're again firmly in the clutch OF
the Jonah and scored but one run
10 Winona's seven. This came on
single by Couture with the bases
full in the eighth. One OF Wi
nonas runs was a gift from I'M
pire Dunleavy and set the grand
stand and bleachers bowling will
rage. Breyette engaged in a dis
pute with him and was sent to the
bench for the remainder of TIT
session. Their was an antl-umplrt
demonstration when the game was
over, when the crowds in the
bleachers rushed down over the
grounds and threatened to mob tht
hapless Dunleavy. His work or
balls and strikes was much Of
color Throughout. Only the fact tina
there was ample police protection
on the grounds kept him from be-
ing roughly handled by the crowd
The Virginia Northern leagu'
baseball team, which has thu
faculty of doing the unexpected
took the first game of the WinOn;
series by score of Fl to 4, in ;
fifth inning batting bee which mad
a record for the local grounds
Rieger, up for Wnona was touches
up for IL hits and IL runs. He wa
faced by II batsmen during tn
inning, every member of the Wiz
ginia team scored and Couture an
Faeth got home runs that brough
!, in extra scores. Brummel, Bennett
and HardgrOve got three Dagger
and Couture got a tWo-baggel
81 Davis refused to, take Rieger out a
both his pitchers had worked in
double header Memorial Day an
he was permitted to blow up with
out interference. Brummel mad
the longest hit of the season on tn
ninth when the ball cleared tn
tobacco sign on the left cente
fence by a good ten feet, SCORING
Bennett. Faeth pitched the frs
six innings for Virginia. Davis an
Fautsch fell on him for home run
out of the six hits he allowed
Spike Shannon headed the battin
list with four hits out Of five time
at bat. The attendance was sma
and the last three innings wer
played in a drizzling rain.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1913-06-06

Automobile repairs made right
and at right prices by the Virginia
Foundry & Machine Co. 5-23 If.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1913-06-06

Tuesday, June II is flag day
Don't forget it.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1913-06-06

The locals left Monday night for
Winona and after the conclusion OF
the series there will go to Mime
apolis and St.. Paul. There are to
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1913-06-06

Now, and right now, is the time
to swat the fifty, disease-breeding
fly.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1913-06-06

-: Ethel E. Whiting
music So =. e = Selection
Mohami Band Orchestra q 7.
Music, Song-"The shoogy Shoe" !.
!: -----%-------- - - Paul Ambrose
~ High School Chorus
General Subject: The American
.'<~. t.. -" Newspaper
Oration-The Suppression of I'm
portant News Edward McCabe
Oration-Advertising Censors
the News-------Helia E. Johnson
Oration-"Killing" Important
News----------H Harry A. Hanson
Oration-The Lying Headline--
----------- William c. Popelka
Oration-"Sacred Cows" -
------------A nsel ]. Sullivan
Oration-How a Vox Claimants
Becomes Property Elvina Larson
Oration-The Need of the Endow-
ed Newspaper ----------
80. Malcolm Christopherson
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Selection
MOhami Band Orchestra
commencement Address-The Lar
ger Idea of Education-Rev. Will
bur r. keesey, Mankato, MINI.
Presentation of Diplomas aud
Eighth Grade Certi6cates-Supt.
Lafayette Bliss.
Class Song-"Commencement
Music-"Good Night"
Mohami Band Orchestra
Go to the Virginia Foundry
Machine Co. to have your automo
bile repaired. 5-23tf.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1913-06-06

In the Trolley league the Mo-
hans trimmed the Leaders at HID
bling Memorial Day by a score Of
10 to 8. Schroeder had a bad inn-
ing and was succeeded by Todesco,
who held the batting bunch from
Hibbing TO eight hits and five runs.
Grady and Aura blew up for
Hibbing and dwight Booth went In
and was likewise hit freely. There
was big attendance and the Mo-
hamis outplayed Hfbbing. Brook inns
had a bad day at third for Hibbing
and assisted the locals to a run or
two.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1913-06-06

The Mohamis- lost Saturdays and
Sundays games at Hibbing to the
Hibbing team. Saturdays exhibi-
ton was a rather weird contest and
was lost by a score. Of Is to I.
Sunday. the Mohamis lost ] TO 8.
There was a good deal. of wrang-
ling over the decisions Of Umpire
Lyman. The MOhamis outhit Hib-
bing Sunday but were unable to
win.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1913-06-06

Virginia. fans are loyal to the
team despite the fact that it has
not been playing winning ball.
Sundays big crowd was behind then
all the way 10 an uphill fight aud
wasn't stingy. with manifestations
of its appreciation when opportun-
ity was given to indicate it.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1913-06-06

Go to the Virginia Foundry &
Machine Co. to have your automo.
bile repaired. 5-23tf.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1913-06-06

The Virginia Foundry 4 Machine
Co. is the place to go for automobile
repairs. Work and prices right.
IN ID 523 If.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1913-06-06
B A SEB ALL

RUDE Johnson joined Sunday from
Duluth. He has not been going as
well as the rest of the Duluth
pitchers this season but is expect
ed to- get in shape soon and is re-
garded as one of the best prospects
in the organization.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1913-06-06

Virginia's Couture at first base
is going about as we'll as anybody
in the league. Couture hits we'll,
fields his position well and is al
ways in the game. He is the life
Of the team and never falls down
with the willow in pinch.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-12-26
EDITORIAL PAGE OF THE STAR
An Inventory of Yourself

q ONE BOYS in an university have drawn up '"e
- college students ten commandments nine Oh "N
aren't important but the tenth has class 1t directs INC SUI
dent to take an inventory of himself least once month
"rake inventory of yourself" It's easily said "n''
does il mean1 ;, .
OF course YOU know what the merchants inventory - "
the close OF the detailed list of goods in STOCK win
reckoning Of values many yards of this so many yards
OF that at cents yard There subtetes IN sueh an
accounting just taking pains the stoekeeper can learn
where he is at the decimal OF cent
The task difficult when the thing to be measured
4 human soul You can't lay it yard stick or com
rute its constituent parts in terms OF dollars and cents
Still YOU can do this; You pause from time 10
time and yourself Have gained in wisdom or IN KIND
hness or in patience the last review Am neaer ana
.weeter and more hvabe with? Have | don't something
worth whie2 Ii not, why and II SO. how can improve
on INV achievements in the months to conner
Inasmuch you the one who has to i've WIN your
self it might not bad idea form this habit OF frequent
inspection and analysis with view to making the asso
citation better worth while
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-12-26
Woman ResCues
Orphan Boyfroml
Gang Of Thieves
Swamp Angel" Frees Young Man
From Clutches OF Lumber Crooks
Love Match and Marriage
Result

"Frecklos." young man raised
ward ran away from the institution
and became a Waterman for a big
lumber concern. was rescued from
tho clutches OF "A gang OF timber
thieves yesterday by pretty
young woman known a. the
Swamp Angel" As result, n
love match followed and their mar
rage will soon be announced.
"Frecklos" II known by no other
name When n little babe. he was
found In a basket outside an or
phan asylum. Tho little tot had
but one hand. lie spent his early
years there. and when no thought
himself old enough to battle with
the world for living no escaped.
The young man next appeared
as Waterman for big lumber inter.
csts. A gang Of timber thieves
tried TO bribe him into permitting
them to steal valuable lumber He
warned them. but the gang set n
trap for him.
When everything seemed lost for
'Freckles' pretty young woman
known az the Swamp Angel" ap-
peared, and. in clever way. out.
witted the crooks. The boy after.
ward saved the girl from injury
and possible death under n falling
tree. He himself was badly hurt.
She nursed him at the hospital.
Mutual love and their engagement
followed.
All this interesting story and
much more is excellently told this
week Mt the Seattle Theatre by the
Bailey and Mitchell players. Big
audiences have enjoyed II so far
and the advance sale for the re-.
mainder OF the week promises cs
pacity houses. The best seat ut
night costs but 30 cents, and only
% cents at matlnees Saturday and
Sunday.
The production IL we'll worth
several times this amount, but the
Seattle theatre IL not controlled
by the theatrical trust. therefore
popular prices are charged for the
highest class plays.--Adv-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-12-26
In Editors
Mail
a run" on the Nssion7

- FN1NN w tfN fthRNf
Editor The Star. Congressman
Mann. republican floor leader. re-
Gently declared the policy OF the
democratic party was responsible
for tho unemployment OF millions
OF men in the United States and
that there was going TO be such a
panic that the republicans would
come back after the mex: election
with an unwieldy majority.
Such talk from such sourcs
should not go unnoticed By the
American people. II 70 Is crime
10 start a run on bank. what
would you call an attempt to make
n run on n whole nation7
By an analysis OF the Pujo
money trust report, Louis Brandeis
has shown that the Morgan-Baker.
StIllman crowd owns or controls
% billions OF assets, which. he
assessablo property IN the % states
west of the Mississippi river.
They have set their heads on
owning tho remainder OF the Unit
ed States, but the Wilson admins.
tratlon Ia baking them. In retalia-
ton, the Wall st. crowd has or.
dered a general tightening OF the
purse strings and has ordered their
ghoullsh GROWER from Illinois 10
set up howl OF coming disaster.
This ia a crude method OF day
fast disappearing. and It would be
a good plan for the people 20 lot
Congressman Mann know so by let.
ters Addressed 10 Washington. ID.
G. His antics are not only dlsre-
spectful and even insulting. but
they are dangerous TO the material
well-being Of tho nation. The peo.
pie should see that all such con
gressmeu are relegated to tho 20.
lltical junk heap and make It
known In unmistakable terms that
the office OF Wall at. calamity.
howler-n- chief is forever abolished.
THEODORE TEEPE.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-12-26

land on the water front. held by the
people. have been laid out for grain
elevators and other warehouses.
plans for which are complete. Some
OF these are for the salmon trade.
and one will be fitted with a refrig.
Grafton plant for fruit.
Build Warehouses
The American-Hawailan limo viii
occupy public pier. The govern.
ment will probably use portion
OF the docks for It's transport SER
vice. One OF the largest lumber
docks on the Coast will be built
here. and the principal base for
Alaska trade Will also be located
here.
Going After Business
With part OF its plant ready for
use. the Port OF Seattle is now go
Ing out after business.
Low charges and good facilities
is the argument offered shippers,
and the final inducement Is:
III We haven't got what you want,
vel rent you a site and let you
build 10 suit yourself"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-12-26
Our Daily Animal Story
Papa Ostrich
Best Father!

Tho ostrich IL the largest and
ono OF the swiftcsi OF all birds. but
II has little brains. Tho ostrich
can take 20.foot stride and can
travel almost az fast as a railroad
train. yet II IL caught by men on
horseback because when eIcited II
runs In a circle. The rider inter.
cep,s Il by making short cuts across
the arc OF the circle.
Tho ostrich gets his reputation
OF being the best father in the bird
Kingdom because no takes turns
with his wife In sitting on the eggs
and after birth be helps mother
rear the family.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-12-26
HER ABSENCE

a rain storm was approach.
ing. and tho stern maternal
command came to tho son N
go and close tho trap door
reading 10 the root.
But. mother" said tho how
without making any mo,iona
that looked Ike haste. -"
No butts about H." severeIy
interjected the mother. You
10 aud do what tell you 10 DO
and don't let mo hear another
word out OF youi-
Silently tho boy went m
ana closed the trap door. nnd
Just as silently he returned
while the storm began to howl
and rage.
Shortly afterward the family
gathered for their evening
meal. and II was then that the
good wife glanced over tho
bunch with a questioning
glance.
Il wonder where Aunt Martha
isy" che remarked. II haven,
seen her for two houra."
Please. mother" maekly RI.
sponded tho boy. she's up ON
the roof"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-12-26
W ~ p PAARy'-
~ T. H711LR HME

straps OF leather. which they wound
round their crooks. Statesmen often
wrote on copper plates. and recent.
ly bill OF Judgment was dug up
near Bengal. dated a century before
the birth OF Christ. Pumice stone
was one OF the most important Of
the writing materials OF the an
clients. They used II either to
smooth the roughness OF the sur.
face they were writing on or to
sharpen their reeds.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-12-26

"For rent 20 all corners. wharfs,
docks, warehouses, grain elevators,
lumber yard sites, cold storage
rooms and motor boat landings
Apply TO the People"
This is the answer OF King county
and Seattle 10 the oftrepeated
question: la tho Pacific coast
ready 10 handle the sea trade that
viii come through the Panama
canal ,"
City and county Joined TO 90 into
business on the water front under
the name Of the Port OF Seattle
Two great docks for general ship.
ping have been completed. two
more. stu larger. are under way.
and others have been planned. A
fish dock has been built and cold
storage plant OF several thousand
tons capacity is In course OF con.
struction.
Not content with supplying
wharves. the people have gone into
every line OF wharfage and ware
house business. Immense tracts OF
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-12-26

When men had not discovered
the art OF recording events by writ.
inE. they planted trees. erected rude
affairs or heaps OF stones as remem-
brances Of past events. The most
ancient mode OF writing was on
brick tiles. shells and tablets OF
stone. or plates OF ivory. bark OF
trees or leaves OF plants.
Among the earliest inventions for
writing were many rude ideas. The
shepherds used thorns and avis on
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-12-26
i NoSTS:dsa


A Substitute
Excited Boy-Come on. quicki
The old man IL beatin' tho old WON
mn again
Policeman Why don't she come
herself n she wants 10 mako n
complaint or have him arrested
Excited Boy-She can't. She's
got him down and IL bumpin' his
head on tho floor.
"Why can't tho women vote 80
intelligently ms the men'" asks
q. Il. a. THAT IL. why cant they
II the bosses continue 10 select tho
candidates -
The S-rsy shirt has been barred
from tho Decatur (lllD high school
We should hope so. It's out Of
date.
Believe II or Not
~ was not difncui, 20 realise With ones
Imagination Why the sfsai American
people wors hsYiHE such marvellous JOY
rins II 70 not 1'fieai, indeed. 60 believe
that our democracy can seldom siss lie
nipissi material rewards 70 tho hixhsst
expression ~ the HUMAN spirit iwhy
should no but rather TO the CREATES,
-onnoa dsnominatnri 20 those esprss
sion. Which are standafdirsdi ~hieh 80,
at the average aHi reflect ne average
back 20 itself - Nofmsn usproof Ia hh
peTs Weekly.
"John Rogers. Marshall Fields
man. Jumped into town and out
last Saturday" says the Windsor
fNeh1 Telegram Possibly John
Jumped because h. WAS broke and
was too proud 20 walk.
Answered by Mr.. Cynthia Grey
He~ 90 700 play eoninas f--E'h,i
uaa
We take great pride IN replying
that We DO not play dominos.
Pisass snswsr tbs founwtnE questions
win sius max. careies'iCkf
Can natural sas b usse In mountain
fanGef
asantfy ssla 10 Was soinH % np~n
grocery 80 fhs rrpss-fosds Have Toa
any idea phst mAds The roads er"ss
Why .hsais they not 10 good nAiufsdf
Attf fN1 ever VIZ :" sFfh "'ff fNF
c
Mr.. Cynthia Grey wishes II
understood that his work r. too
serious 20 permit him 10 waste
time on such foolish questions. HE
declines to answer any one OF
thsn. But he also wishes !, I'm
dcrA,ood that he could answer
thorn II hs had any desire 20 do SO
The See that 10 lsn al mr. house -
III. tc.nsan siwsys msiis % ons sis.
caa be compelled 20 pay fes ni-h
A. u
No. The iceman II leaving an
inferior brand OF ice But knowing
icemen as No do. ws are certain
that the trouble will bo remcdicd
II you complain and that your ice
man viii leave CAKE that will
molt on both sides. and tho ends
Rs we'll.
Pleas. ten me how - teH a bean -
it wlli not swsit Mrs. " J
This cannot be done. but you can
remove ell traces OF the swelling
after II Ia boiled Place the bean
in a lemon squeerar and squeeze
II for 20 minutes. But why do you
cook only ono heanl
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-12-26
Muzzling the Ministry

xtITE PREACHED socialism in his sermons and hleh
II officials OF the Westinghouse Co. objected Inc
Lshop has unirooked him 49,,
Thus reads dispatch about Episcopal rector in WI
rocrue Pa Poor man. he should have known better Inc
men who paw the big pew don't want disturbing preach
ing They soft lights, good music and eafeuy &c
natured generaities without any sting
But If he really has message which the soul IN HIM
cannot bottle up unirocking will be like Catanes ban
ishment-"lNhats banished but set free"
That which queer about this case II the facts are as
stated is that bishop should be quick to serve notice
OF a muzzled ministry
1t won't stop the preaching OF socialism or any
other ism 1t will simply add to the gap between murzled
ministries and freedom.
The bishop probably hasn't read history carefully else
re would know don't muzzc Suppress freedom
IT. one place will burst in another The way
to advance socialism put under ban The quiekes,
way wreck church to advertise that it property
Of privilege
!. is pity church, with its many chances OF
usefulness, commit suicide.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-12-26
SALUTATlON

The father and mother OF
s-year-old Willie were taking
a short ocean voyage for the
first time Both parents were
exceeding seasIck, but not so
Willie. He was having tho
time OF his life In low. weak
tones. the mother said.
Father. | think you ought TO
speak to Willie"
Soon Willie came romping
In and between sonslck means,
the father said:
"H-ow .h-y do, Willie"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-12-26
DEER PLAYS TAO

HACKENsACK. n. john
Jackson. a farmer. 10 afraid he will
b. forced to kin big buck deer.
Tho animal insists on chasing his
children. and Jackson has asked
permission OF tho game warden To
kill It.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-12-26
DUTY HALF DONE

CHICAGO -"B Bring In tho Illinois
half phonod the police 70 an off.
Ger who discovered a supposed luna
tic astride n monument on the lli.
nols-lndlana state line. proclaimlng
himself king. The copper followed
orders
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-12-26

rHs BENEFITS compensation law are shown IN
emp'oye
domen, and oneha years 'or INJURIES
decision
ENGAGE this particular case the man wac
he making Sio5o week. In ADDITION 20 'he -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-12-26

n r.. fridy-iitto sorgis has 20, into trubbei
again
his pa was doing a f.w chores around the houss
and gorgie watching him
all OF student he rushed out IN ne Niohin
whore his uasain dishes. baviins Ike evry-
thing
why gorgie dear. says his ma. what IL the mat.
ter
boo hoo yowis gorgic. boo hoo boo hoo papa
was hangin up pickehsr and he dropped Il on his
foot
well. that's too bad. says his mamma. but you
mustn't cry about Il. you know
dIdent. says poor gorgie. lafted
johny
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-12-26

TRAVELLING AROUND with reputation
for friendship for royalty and others osby oess said be
There's than
ever
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-12-26

Best modern outside rooms. 25o
70 SOC. Stewart House, Sc West
Stcwart-Advertisement
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-12-26

OLD SANTA CLAUS will have time getting Old
bia
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-12-26

CAR OF RUSSIA has special OF his printed
Of himself
Heaven help the editor criticism Of the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-12-26

EASTERN LAWMAKERS considering revision Of
Ins code, to provide suitable penalty for egg stealing
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-12-26

mUcHMARRIED Nat Goodwin and hls Iates, wife hav
q ANS 1eqI .slo Ees IshsN- VI see's Irsdds
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-12-26

<kITE PREACHED socialism IN ms SERMONS ana HIk'
& II officials OF the Westinghouse Co. objected Inc
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-12-26

BOY IN Gainesville Ca reported to written
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-12-26

pleas. ten ne how - tnti a bean -
10 vii not sweit Mr.
This cannot be done. but you can
remove ell traces OF the swelling
after Il IL boiled Place the bean
In lemon squeexar and squeeze
IL for 20 minutes But why DO you
cook only ono bean7