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Barton County democrat., 1914-09-25


A proposition to amend sections l and ?
OF article II Of the constitution of the
state of Kansas, relative to finance and
taxation.
Be il resolved by the Legislature OF the
State OF Kansas, two-thirds Of the mem
bers elected to each House thereof con-
curing therein:
SECTION /. The following proposition
10 amend the constitution Of the state OF
Kansas is hereby submitted to the qualified
electors Of the Statesfor their approval or
rejection: That sections and ?, article IL,
be amended to read as follows: :,
Section I. The legislature shall have
power to establish and maintain an equit-
able system for raising state and local re-
venue, and may classify the subjects OF
taxation so far as their differences justify
the same, in order TO secure Just return
from each. ALI property used exclusively
for state, county, municipal, literary, edu-
cational, scientific, religious, benevolent
and charitable purposes and personal prop,
erty TO the amount Of at least two hundred
dollars for each family, shall be exempted
from taxation. Taxes may also be imposed
on incomes, franchises, privileges and oc.
cupations, which taxes may be graduated
and progressive, and reasonable exemption
may be provided.
SEC. Z. This proposition shall be sub
mitted to the electors Of the state at thc
general election in the year 1914 for theil
approval or rejection. The amendment
hereby proposed shall be designated on thu
ballot BY the following title: "The tai
amendment to the constitution" and shall
be voted for or against as provided by Law
under such title.
SEC. 8. This resolution shall take effec'
and be in force from and after its publ
cation In the statute book.
Passed the Senate February 4, 1918.
Passed the House March Z, 1918.
Senate concurred in House Amendment
March Z, 1918.
Approved March 10 1918.
l hereby certify that the foregoing Is {
true and correct copy Of original Senate
Concurrent Resolution No. 4, now on file II
my office. CHAS. H. SESSIONS,
13t. Secretary Of State
Barton County democrat., 1914-09-25

Notice is hereby given, that on the 18th
day Of September, A. ID. 1914, the under
signed was, by the Probate Court Of Barton
County, Kansas, duly appointed and quali-
lied as Administrator Of the estate OF L. L.
Morgan, late Of Barton County, deceased
All parties interested in said estate will take
notice, and govern themselves accordingly.
W. E. STOKE, Administrator.
Barton County democrat., 1914-09-25
SPLENDID Medicine
Stomach Trouble
| Suffered for Several Years
Peruna Restored My Health

Mrs. Elizabeth
ReutheE No. sos
Twelfth St, N. W.
Washington, D. c,
writes: II am
pleased to endorse
Peruna as a splen-
did medicine for
catarrh and stom- 4
ach trouble, from
which ! suffered
for several years. J
l took it for sew
eral months and
at the end Of Il
time found my hea
was restored and hs
felt splendidly e
Barton County democrat., 1914-09-25

C. R. Smith, formerly with the
]. |. Case Co., was here on busi-
ness last week. He is now trav-
cling for the John Deere Plow Co.,
with headquarters at Winfield.
Barton County democrat., 1914-09-25

First Published in The Barton Countx
Democrat, September IS, 1g14.)
State Of Kansas, Barton County, SIS.
In the Matter Of the Estate of L. L. Morgan.
late Of Barton County, Kansas.
NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT.
Barton County democrat., 1914-09-25
Of the estate Of Thomas C. Marker, deceased.
Dated, August 2S, 1914.

First Published in The Barton COUNTY
Democrat, September II, 1914.)
NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT.
Barton County democrat., 1914-09-25
(SEAL)

First Published in the Barton county
Democrat, August Z, 1914)
SENATE CONCURRENT ,o -,
Barton County democrat., 1914-09-25

Subscribe for the Democrat and
take advantage of the club offer.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1914-04-23
CARNAGE IN WAR Of STRIKERS
I. AND TROOPS GOES ON

ling for what they declare Is a prin-
ciple. came also the information that
achievements had been received by
the striking miners.
Trinidad waited with anxiety news
that the troops had arrived safely.
Report Ind 1t late lest night that 1000
heavily armed strikers we're mobiliz-
ing near Aguilar--a portion Of the
strike district which was terrorized by
them all yesterday--to attack the
troop trains upon their arrival. Train
deraiiers were known 10 be In the pos
session Of the strikers. and should they
attempt to throw the troop trains from
the rails d bloody conflict 10 expected.
Adjutant General Chase was notified Of
the reported intention Of the strikers.
There Is carnage throughout the On
tire district. The strikers are accused
Of using dynamite In their warfare
and OF setting abln,e mines In which
women and children, among others,
have taken refuge 10 escape being
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1914-04-23
Sixty Persons Penned in Mines
Set Afre to Avenge Deaths
of Women and Children.

TRINIDAD, Col, April 2a.-warfars
between striking coal miners on one
usdo md members OF tho state
militia on the other which has rolled
ND a heavy toll OF death and an enor-
NOUS property loss in the Trinidad
district Of the Colorado coal felds.
since last Monday. has resulted in Bit
ter hatred between the two factions
which. II seemed to-day. could not
BE- satisfied except BY further loss Of
life.
with the Information that this en-
tire quota OF State troops was on the
way TO relieve the beleagursd troop
srs now lighting against more than
1000 desperate men who are strugg-
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1914-04-23

Hudson. while the wife admits hsr
marriage to the chauffeur was trial
AFFAIR, she says her husband made
the marriage legal when Ne made an
entry in the family Bible noting the
ceremony.
Fonda says that when the son was
born he adopted che boy and made
him his heir and then asked Miss
Arnold to marry him. but she re-
fused. He placed the boy In the
Repton School in 1911. but a year
later Mrs. Fonda took him out Of the
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1914-04-23

restore order In that section Of the
State. an 10 arrange for the Issuance
Of n proclamation 'cai,lng special
session OF the state Legislature TO
finance the maintenance of the militia
In the ST ike zone
kdjt. Cen. Chase Immediately is-
sued q call for all branches OF SER
vices In the Colorado National Guard
to mobilize and entr,un for Trinid1d.
Two troops of cavalry left Denver In
u spcci~. train at midnight.
The Lieutenant Governors action
came after conference with leading
business men of the city and state.
who guaranteed payment ON warrants
issued to the privates Of the militia
and following reports from fresh
atrocities In the strike zone. Con-
corning the events OF the last three
days In the Trinidad district, Lieut..
Gov. Fitzgerald said:
My investigation OF the riots near
Trinidad have disclosed the most ter
Able conditions conditions which
have never been equalled In this 81
any other State, not even West vir.
ginis. Even granting all Of the
strikers claims concerning the ac.
tions OF the militia. 1t is not justin.
able that the strikers then selves
should murder women ana children
AZ they have done to-day and are
doing nor for them to burn and de-
stroy hundreds OF thousands OF dol.
larsa worth OF property.
10 They have no justification fol
numbering men whose only offense Il
that they nre seeking to earn a Twins
without a permit from the United
Nine Workers OF America.
Tho trouble was started by the
strikers killing n0n-uni0n mar
whose only ofYense was In walking e
HIS work without their permission
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1914-04-23
GIRLS! HAVE BEAUTIFUL, LQETR0US,
, FLUFFY HAIR rs CENT DANOER|NE

you cannot find q trace Of dsodrun o.
falling hair; but your real surprise will
he after about two weeks use, when
you will see new hair-iipe and downy
At first--yes--but really new hair
sprouting out eli over your scalp-Dsn-
derins Is, We believe. the ouly sure
hair grower. destroyer Of dandruii and
cure Tor itchy scalp and Il never fails
TO stop falling hair at once.
II ysu want TO prove how pretty and
soft your hair really Is. moistsn . cloth
with . little Danderine and carefully
draw Il through your hair-takins one
small strand At . time. Your hair will
be soft. glossy apd beautiful In just
Q few momentsA delightful surprise
awaits every Sae who tries this.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1914-04-23
No more dandruff or falling
bair-A real surprise
awaits you.

10 - pesssssd Of . head Of heavy.
hssslilL Aaifs soft, lustrous. fluffy.
Uavy - he from dandruff 10 merely
nsaAss 4 Using little Dsnderine.
i = 49, and insxpensivc to have
-. ~ ksis sndS lots Of il. Just
= = ~ eat bottle Of Knowlton's
bouAaioe nev-al drug seerss rsc-
eonsa4 lN-spe,y . little a. directed
. sppseea.os 4 abundance. fresh-
-. 6ulAesD and an incompatible
6so sne lustrs end try - you will
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1914-04-23

they 'wayiaf0 him and .snSt MIN
down, Kidding his body With bullets.
There was no excuse, no reason. no
Justification Tor the precipitation OF a
civil war. .N
And that Is a situation which |
will not tolerate so long as ! am con-
nected in any official manner with
the state ~ Colorado. IL Is terrible
TO contemplate this merciless slaugh-
ter. and IL must end"
Adj. Gen. Chase ordered all cS-
press companies to return to the con-
signor all shipmentsof arms and am .
munition IN their possession.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1914-04-23
OLD TRIAL MARRIAGE
HELD VALID IN COURT
Billie Burke's Chauiieln Must Pay
Alimony to Mother Of y
His Child.

Despite the claim that his marriage
twenty years ago was only a trial"
one. william Fonda, chauffeur for
Billie Burke. the actress. was or
dered by Supreme Court Justice Leh-
man to-day topay his wife s. a week
alimony and $50 feet to her attor-
neys.
The wife. who was Nina Arnold,
now lives at No. 1Is West Sixty-sec-
ond street, while a fifteen ytar-oId
son, Arnold Norman. Fonda. Is at
tending school at Tarrytown- oh the
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1914-04-23
BIG FORCE or TROOPS
OFF TO FIGFT STRIKERS.

DENVER. Colo. April 2s.-Con-
tinued loodshed and rio.h,g In the
Southern Colorado strike zone caused
Lieut.. Gov. stephen r. Fitzgerald last
night to ordey Adjt Gen. Cbnse to en-
train forthwith for the strike zone
with az many members II the State
militia as he considered necessary to
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1914-04-23

school ana he has since tssa nveng
with her. e.-,,-.' Z = --s.~..>.-
Mrs. Fonda says that shs. Was Wy
happy with her husband unt)lso As
suspected that his love for her was
cooling. Then. for the ffst time, -
alleges. he told her that she was not
his lawful wife
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1914-04-23

THE HARDEST PROBLEM.
From the Detroit Free Pres,
The chief currency problem right new
IL where to get hold Of enough of Il for
mother and the girls to spend.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-01-15
Gin Hnisre riidHanOisen esi.r.

Sbr tiebsn 9eisr insgsmsin,
Das WOhenblatt- bat beoient euf fein
Bei Re9en uno bel Sonneni6ein.
Das isht sewiB Sbr ale elm
9fun m0dlt' es auh beiablet iein.
Drum ,isbt einmul ons Neuteltin
llno ldidt 6as Subltriptiousselo Elm,
Das wiro eud 10 10 idwsr nid,t iein,
lluo uns f6nnt Shr oamit erfreuu;
9tof 9r06er miro Die 5reuoe iein.
Shldt Sbr uns .ein paar JleueA elm,
um Iie gang biibid) uno ertrafein
Sn unlere Siiten einsnreibn
SBlr baben ndmlih iSleildl uno Bein.
unb q Slatt nil auh erbalten iein.
llno iebe Namp' nit tribsm Shsin.
@ie6t man ntht man6mal Oel binein
Oos isbt sewib 9br Vile eiu.
Drum iiebt reht balo oas Beutetein !! =
sSir moll'n euh audi nod obenorein
Dafiir uon Ssr3en bantbar lem I!
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-01-15
staot nno Gollntp.

= slm Samfta9 iab es cine ,eitlans
aus. OILS wenn elm Streit Der Brauersis
an9eitellten erfolaen miiroe, isboh mads
ten Die Brauereibeiissr Sulest 3uss'
itdnoniiis. ole iih uls annebmbar er,
wieien unb Der slusltano puroe per.
mieoen.
= Oas friiber bier uno iest iu
@gomius mobnbafte Srdulsin Saun.
oers, welhe iih Dor ,msi Sahren aui
Dem eili9en Seitenmes bel Wtnlberrp
StraBe uno Slap Apenue permanent
uerleste. bat um isreitas sssen Die Staot
cine 9la9e fir s10.0 900 @utlddoisuns
eintrasen lain.
= Der bis Dor MOnatsfriit in Wli.
uoofa mobnbafte slleranosr Botiafp,
melbsr uor9ab. bic 10 Sabre alte Sen.
ME Sujanib beiratbsu su nollen, iib
aber on Dem Widohen uergriff nnS oann
austniff. wurbe uabe BittsbursS ers
wiiAt, bierber 3uriic sebra6t unO am
6reitas auf sluei anflasen in @rmanss
lung uon Shr9i6aft Dem @siansniB
iibermieIen.
= Die POliiei nirb II. u. aud ben
m0blirteu .3immeru ibre aufmertiam.
felt wiomeu, osnn ipe,ieu i'm ,entralen
Staottbeil iollen oieielbsn nidt lesiti.
men 3weden gewiomet. meroen. fonosrn
cher oa3u oienen. nm iunsen Pdrdsn
@slessnbeit ju uulautsrsm 3uiammsu
iein ju sebeu. 3uOeri6isbsueu 3sitsn
linb in oeuielben iunse Dfdo9sn nit
Utdnneru auf9efunoeu uno gerettet
morben, auh unlaubere Baare perbaitet
poroen. Wfan mill bas @eiet uon
1895 In betreff pom Sosirbdulern, oas
bisbtr nidt burhssfibrt muroe, In Gu
funft itritt ourhfiibreu nno 10 Dem
uebel iteuern.
= Srau Selen Smith pon Dilfes.
Barre fam Dor einiger 3eit, nudoem IL
nit osm @atten Strett gsbabt bate,
mad Scrantou. nm ibr 9eben ,u frilten,
muroe In elmer lotalen Sabnitotion mil
elmer anceren 6rau befannt, mel1e ibt
anitelluns ueripraf. lie aber nod oeu
unoroentli6en Ouus Der Wiag Sobnlor
on Safforo Court nabm. mo iie eiuI
Seitlans oils 8Ohin fuusirte, li6 abel
Sulest oasu uerlsitsn lief. auh einen
Seben Der Siinos 3u er9ebeu. Dtel,
3batiahe er9ab iih am Donneritas be
einem Serb0r Dor albermann Wiillar
urhoem Die 5rau weesn Der Hsdnunl
eineS arjtes feit9enommen worosn mar
Sie bate mittlerweile ibrem 9atten &C.
| ihrieben uuo 6ieier mar anmelenb uni
uabm julest bic Srau mieosr heim
uaGoem cine SeriOpuuus ftattsefunoel
uub bic Srau usriproden bate, In gu
funft elm iauberes 3ebsn 3u fiibren.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-01-15

- 6err uno Srau Sohn u. Shabt
BON Giue Strabe mahten am Don,
neritag bie Nnfiinoi9un9. oaB IN Uton'
tag 3uuor ihre Todtel 0a,el uno
Samuel Roberts uon Der Weltieite iih
In BinshamtOn oils ein @bepaar usrbin-
ben lieBen.
Wenn elm Yoli,ilt ermilft wiro,
oaB er sinen elteu Tropfsn binter bic
Blnoe siest, 10 miro er anull uuo 5all
eutlaiieu merneu. 10 lautet 6as neneite
@ottt bes DtaDors Sermpu. Sie wer.
ben in 3ufuuft lbren Durit nit SDaler
lOidsn mhfen.
= Der Bauihreinre Srso. Shoou.
oper, on Der 6leetutlle Sanoitra6e. nabe
Dalton mObnbuft. wuroe am Oteuitaa
auf Der Sauerel oes Or. .. y. Sauo.
swlihen Dalton uno gBaperlD pou ei.
mem Bullen 9et0otet, oils er In elmer
@inihlieBung arbeiiete. in melder oaS
2bter 9ebalten muroe. Der Dtaun
wuros furhtbar 3useridtet. oenn lein
Shdoel uuo bic Brult waren ein9s
nIhft uno bas @siidt uno Der aopi
l9auberbaft ierfleiidt uno 3erlhunosn.
aud mar Der 8Orper itelf 9efroren, als
man ibn auifauo.
= 9iadoem Die >6tdotiihen Bcamten
es uermeisert batten. Dem Star 9beatsr
cine 3jens ,u beIpilliSen, erlansten bic
Nouotuten D. 8. Reeop uno .Dt. )
Donaboe ON 5rsitas Dtltas pon Rlds
ter @onaroS einen vWrit of alternatioe
Wtanoamus@. um eine Nl,enS ,u er'
,wingsn, uno wuroe Die Anselesenbelt
fiir ben folssnbsu Oisnitas gum YsrbOr
anseiest. Jtah eiuer ipdtsren 9on'
ferenj 3u urtbelleu, wiro oem Gbealer
tros Der proteite Der @slitlideu eIne
Sijens bemillist weroen, iobalo 60 ben
pom @eiss uorseidriebsnen YsoInsun'
gen nah9efommen LIT.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-01-15
,,3u Ulantua in BanOen. "
Waberes iibr ben &Onpnniiien bes
anoreas Soiers9iebes.

Der sfOmpontft bes beriibmten
Inbreas Sofer 2isbes ift 70 gut
tpie unbetannt. Sn teinem 2ieber>
bu9e finbet fi9 fem Rame. lleberal
ipirb bic Melobie bes populGren Sirps
Ter Srsibeitsfanses als r8oltspeiie~
beaeidnet. Dabei bat ss Der 9i9ter
SuIius Moien, unter beFen patriots
f6en 8efGngen neben benz ySrompes
ter an Der &abba4" in erfter Clinic
bas ergreifenbe ~3u Mantua in 8ans
ben au nennen 1T, nur Der darats
teriitifden Mslobie su perbanten, bob
fein v9lnbreas Sofer" in furasr 3eit
gum e9ten @oltslisbe purbs.
Sm Sabre 1846 entbedte ber i'm
3ilertaI In Sirpl ppbnenbe, nod ius
senblibe Srganift Soper 3nebelsbsrs
ger in elmer ibm sufdlIis in bic SGnbs
seratenen Dresbener 3eituns Elm nit
n9lnbreas Sofers Sob" iiberfdrisbes
nes 9ebidt, beHen SnbaIt ibn berart
beseifterte, bob er fi9 fofort biniebte
unb es pertonte. Oo bos neue 9ieb
iiberan Bel ben fansesfreubigen Be-
ipobnern bes 3iGlertales beseiferte
gufnabme fanb, f6idte &nebelsbereer
benz Si4ter bes Giebes. Der bamals
als 9ramaturg am Spftbeoter in Ols
benburg tpirfte, eine Mbf9rift feiner
&ompoiition nit entIprehenber Wibs
mung gu. Srobbem Mpfen iid nun
eifrig bsmiibte. ben 6oferfane in
Seutf9lanb na9 MDsli9teit gu pers
brsiten, pollte ibm bies ni6t seIins
gen. Grit benz &omponiiten 2nebelss
berger feIbit sliidte es neun Sabre
ipGter, bas SiroIer Sreibeitslieb au9
In ben beutIhen @auen ipabrbaft po>
pulGr 5u MAIDEN.
&nebelsberger bate aus iunsen,
itimmbssabten Mdbden feines Sei>
matlanbes eine SGnsertruppe sebils
bet, NIT ber er 1854 gum erften Wiole
Oeuti6lanb bereilte. Die 3illertaler
Sdngere@eielIf6aft ma6te sldnaenbe
@sf9dfts. Sbre poItstiimIi9en 2ies
Der, bic unter 3itberbesleitung porges
tragen ipurben. paren etfpas pJllis
Heues. anebelsbsrser feIbit, Der iiber
einsn sutseiduIten 9aB berfiigte, trug
nun rsselmGbis aud bas Spfsrlieo
por nnb erntete bantit ftets itiirs
miIben 9etfan. 9ns gutter 9eIddftss
mann lieB er in ben paufen pon ben
GGnoerinnen bas 2ieb nit isiner
RpmpoIition unter bem publitum
pertaufen.
gei feiner 5ipeitsn Reife i'm Sabre
1856 ri9tete er es bann 10 Elm, bob
Iein Wea ibn nnb Slbenburg fiibrte,
ipo Der felt 1848 p6llis gelGbmts, aber
seiItis nod frifde Di9ter unb Sofs
rat suIius Wfpien lebte. glls bieier
zines Morgens I'm SUM auf Der
8erarba feiner Wobnung fab, itelte
F9 &nebelsberser obne iebe porberige
9lnmeIbung gang iiberraI9enb nit
Ieiner sruppe i'm @orgorten auf unb
bracbte benz tranten poefen elm
StGnb9en bor. bos er NIT Sem an-
ssSpfer> Songe erDffnete.
W9ofen, DON biefer 4ufmertfamteit
bis au SrGnen seriibrt. nabm anes
belsberger iofort als Gaif in iein
Saus auf, unb aipif4en bsiben Wldn>
nern entipideIte ii9 cine herali4e
SreunbIdoft unb fpdter Elm itdnbiger
8riefpedIel, benz erit Der am 10.
Ottobsr 1867 erfoIste Sob Dtoien's
Elm Gnbe bereitete.
4nebelsberaer felbit bra9ts es biz
su benz bibIif9en @lter BON aipeinnb'
a1t3is Sabren. Don feinen iibrieen
&ompoiitionsn bot au9 ntdt cine bic
9plfstiimli9teit bes Soferianss ere
lanst.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-01-15

- Das ..Bo&enbIatt" sattdIi ben
bsifsn 9ofaI. .Beri&t unb ails ionaiess
Reuiefsitea boa SntsreiIe. -sem sa.00
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-01-15
SemrD SOrm'S
Meifamramt.
213 Yena slbe., Seranton, Ea.

slu6a ben beifsn @etrSnfsn uub Gisarrsu
ptrbsu aud bic In elmer pppisIibsn esutf6sn
siidt ,ubrettttn Spsiisn duf grlansen fer
sirt, une ,tpar su fsbr mdbiasn prtifsn.
Raufmauns WittassIun6 iGsIit 20 &tnts.
Ssbsu Samaag Nbene warmer euu@ Stmi
FnS&el, Beef a la MOps, 5aisnpfsifsr, ETC., mi
Gausriraui ober 8artofsIialai.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-01-15
an9 sin glsujabrsmanid.

0obltbun isi euer Sauuar,
Wienihenpfliht euer 5sbruar.
0offnuns isner SGelt ener Wldrj,
yttemals Elm slpril euer Ser3.
SIMMER iei euer yeben Wfai,
Stunt sebe itill uOrbsi,
3iihleno iei euer Snlius,
@uer ausuit isi llsbetfuB.
@uer September bell uno rein,
@uer Sftober babe Wein,
@uer 9iouember 4ebensslutb:
Damn ipriht euer De3ember; .@ut u
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-11-11
Are You, Young Mrs. HOusekeeper,
Confronted With Mathematical
PrOblems?: Here's A Time Table

firm and the fat white. Mutton should be
fat. and the fat clear. hard and white.
Lamb should be light red and fat. Pork.
the lean fine grained. and both fat and
lean very white. Beet for boiling or bak-
ing should never be -alted or %peppered be-
fore the outside j. scared, a brown crust
having first been formed by turning II in
hot fat in a pan on top Of the stove. thus
retaining the rich nouri~hing juices Never
pierce meat with 4 fork while cooking. for
the same reason. Corned beef should al
ways be- put 10 boil in cold water and boil
30 minute for each pound. Ham. 20 nm
utes 10 the round: mutton, Is minutes;
turkey. II minutes; chicken, ID minutes,
fowl. % minutes: tripe four 10 five hours (:
beef (roaSied) underdone, @ to ~ minutes
per pond: beet (%fillctl 20 10 10 minutes
per pound; leg Of mutton. 10 10 IL mn
utes: loin Of veal. Is To Is minutes: veal.
stuffed. 20 minutes. pork. ~parerib, - 10 20
minutes: chicken. baked, three a. four
pounds. one To two hours; turkey. 10
pounds. three hours; duck (tamc) 40 to
go minutes: duck wild 30 to 10 minutes.
Schedule for broiling steak: One inch
thick. 4 10 q minutes per pound: steak.
one and one-half inches thick. : to Is
minutes; fish. small and thin. 5 to s
minutes: chicken, 20 Ia 30 inmates.
Schedule for boiling fish: Allow 10
every two quarts of wafer one tablespoon
ful Of vinegar and one tea~poonful Of salt.
Always have the entire fish covered with
water. The water must he vers warm. but
not boiling when the fish j. first put in.
Never remove the head or tail from n fish
that i To be cooked whole. Place the fish
Ia be- boiled in . ~%trainer or sewed mp tight
in q cheese cloth bag Ito keep from falling
To piecesl and lower it gently INTO the ket-
tie Of warm water; bring il quickly 10 the
boiling point and then place on the back
of the stove and let IT simmer gently until
done. Count the time for boiling from the
moment the water begins to bubble.
Time for boiling per pound:
Salmon. 10 minutes.
IIalIbut, IL minutes.
Bluefi~h. 10 minutes.
Bass. 10 minutes.
! IIaddock, Il minutes.
Goldfish. & minutes.
Small fish. q minutes.
Lobster. 20 Ia 30 minutes.
In my next ! will give You: Table OF
Measures: Table Of Proportions: Time
Table for Baking-breadS. cakes. pies and
puddings; also, meats with their anpro-
pirate vegetables, salads and sauces.
! BERTA VI. FAYNE.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-11-11

Charity, Another dread work among
the poor. Ia their hands il becomes a
stool 10 hurl M the very gates Of heaven.
But the other was not listening. 4
brilliant flush had stolen the white from
his face. The w%orklrousc doomed before
him no longer rs a place of terror. but
rather n the remote heaven a kindly
district visitor had once or twice spoken
To him about "a place where they did
not hit YOU. where there was enough to
eat, where there might perhaps even
h. a pillow 10 prop up an aching back.
lie fell t. wondering when they would
come and take him there
Long after his friend had taken anoisy
departure he lay patiently waiting. The
warm drowsy day went lazily on Ia even
ing. the sky flarcd crimson about the
chimncyS. the tenement house seemed
full Of noisy voices. Gcorgic's head felt
funny and light. for he had had nothing
a. eat for a very long time. Nobody came
a. take him Ia the ~workhouse. But he
was used To waiting. for everything. sun
shine and Kindness. and food. Sometimes
the food came. but never the other things.
lie supposed dimly il would be- like that
about the workhouse. too.
a little tired sigh shook him.
The crimson behind the chimney pots
turned to mauve and then % gray. 4
new lc~mon-colored moon came timidly
Of the breast Of a shadowy cloud.
Ii was just then a fairy %goImother
10 George. Not out of a story book.
aot down thc narrow chimney. but 81
lcntly through the rickcty door that had
seemed Ia moved upon its hinges. the
best fairy gotmother Of all came TO
Gcorgic.