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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-08-05
Fielder a Baseball
Wizard; Great
Student.

The sensational Spurt Of the St.
Louis Browns, who have won fourteen
straight games, is the one really dra
matte chapter Of this seasons diamond
history Two weeks ago the Browns
were in their chronic niche seventh
place hopelcssly out Of the running
They are now on the heels of Wash
ington, mere breath behind Detroit
and separated from first place by les
than eight games In short. tho Amer
lean league race is now seven club
function, with the Browns apparently
az likely 10 carry of the prize aS any
other of the contestants. II IS a real.
enough party, that which the
Johnson circuit is giving this presl-
dental year.
How have the Browns done -
What's the explanation lor their me.
dlocrity for more than half the season
and now their sudden binding sweep
toward the top' There hasn't been a
change Of face in this blazing change
of pace There has been mo- repairing.
no rcfurnishlug. no polishing up by
purchases or trade The team that
couldn't win now can't lose How do
you dope ~
The Answer, Jones.
Well. Bo. there's no algebraic IN ,hi,
battling hut beautiful equation. The
secret IS brilliantly conspicuous as an
engagement, solitaire The answer i,
Jones Or 10 elaborate. II is Fielder
Jones II you want 10 be- verbose
ahou, H. YOU can write your ticket
Fielder Alanson ZONES. manager Of the
St Louis Browns And there YOU have
il. from alpha 10 omega from ,Sor-
dunn to pcrora,ion from genesis to
revelation, inclusive
"Ah yes" observes our pf0mincn,
and well known friend the Duchess
but. pfay whoincl i, loneS" Stop
look and listen. dear lady. and you
shall know Jones i, a paradox lie
Is mystery and ingeniousneSS lie IS
,aci,ufni,y and gatrulity tie i, iirc
and ice lie iS familiar rs a candi-
date and a, reserved as e mandarin
lie is everything IN the blooming ca,a
log ~ contradiction. And he iS the
greatest baseball genius the game Fa'
developed The Browns arc winning
'impl, because Jones Is At the helm.
That 1906 Drive.
This drive oi the Browns IS moi
without precedent Jones Is Simpl,
living up TO past performance Jonc'
is simply repeating Jones history u
You'll browse among the evergreen
field, Of reminiseencc you will come
after a decade oi philandcring. To N,
memorable year ~ lpO,-memofahl'
solely because oi lone, lie was ,her
plotting Cumiskeyk White Soy, AZ
aggregation that had an imposin.
wa, average It minus whatever YOU
will "Thc lIitle,S Wonders" a. w,
doubtless recall The spring and carl
summer oi ,ha, immortal l'h wcf,
much like the winter oi discomfort iron
which the browns have bu, htel,
emerged Then. At the ,oo'hlc,S iinl'l
of luly. ignored hy the dnpcs,ct', de
spised by their adycr,atic', this TAT
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-08-05
BRAVES LOSE PROTEST
ON GAME WITH CHICAGO

BOSTON. Aug S-Thc protest of
the BoS,on Nationals against a deci,
ION Of Umpire EaSon in a game here
with Chicago July 2S which the Brave,
claimed cost them the contest. has been
dismissed hy President Tcuer oi the
league, according to an announcement
today by rre,iden, Haugh,on oi the
local club The league executive ruled
that the umpirc's decision which gave
Zimmerman Of Chicago three bases and
run on a throw in 10 the durou, back
~ iirSihaSc was correct
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-08-05
ERROR BY BLUE
! CAUSES DEFEAT
Failure to Make Double Play
in Ninth Followed by
5 Sherman Runs.

Johnny Blues error IN the ninth in
ming paved the way i1r Shermaus 81
victory over the Senators yesterday
One was .ut and a runner wa, on first
when Eul1w drove a gfuundrr al Blue
for what looked like tailor made
double play Johnny messed up ,hr
play and sherman then proceeded 20
hat IN live run, The Senator's only
run came uu Nagls's double ard Uaet
wald's single IN the sixth
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-08-05

tered band Of Serbian refugee, spung
20 arms. and before thc enemy knew
what happened. the cr,rvhilc lowly
White SoN grabbed of nineteen uuin.
terruptci victories They s,oumcd
trench after trench finally cuyrlopue
Jennings Iigrr,. coppci the lcnnaut
and then rode rough Shol over into
the worlds championship over Frank
Chance Iron Guard OF Braudcnburg
That's all Jones did in 100
Can He Repeat
VIII he duplicate in lglh' Can
these Brown, without o 500 hitter IN
their lineup. without q star of the first
magnitude m their armament unless
u be SiSlcr. who is still pupil with
much 10 learn with q ,awnng hole
in their outiicld without lu,,rc ru their
lniield with an ordinary pitching staff.
without iirst-'tring catcher unless
the awkward SEVERED has developed
ran these class-l lees Browns swing ont
from tho fastest m the annal, II
would bc large impatient and rlu-
cous NO" except for lonc, Rui with
Jones In the duguut YOU can dismiss
the prcccden'SH ditch the iorm,lac. Gre
mate the dope book, and adml, the i'm
possible is more than likely to occur.
How does Jones DO IT. The answer
Is. he knows more baseball than any
other living man lie knows the ca
pacity of every man on his team. no,
only in an average way but under the
stress oi emergency He will send ~
a pinch hitter. for example. and IL he
sees that the opposing pitcher has the
piuchcf'S goat he will substitute an
other ba,,man lie c#wll switch and
mancuycr TIL the press box has hydro
plohll and the next day. perhaps he
will play ihe string out without q va
ration WHY this hcwildcrinp mutation
ono day and never q change the next
nobody know, but lone, But lone,
knows. and his player, know he knows
HIS Judgment i, unqucStloncd Ills
slightest order is ohcvcd lie spare,
NJ orc. least oi all himself. and take,
all the responsibility when he loses
lie /, the hardest loser iu baseball
but never offers alihi
Players Swear nv Him.
They ,ay he IS mercleW with hi'
men. hut the PLAYERS themselves sweat
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-08-05
COBB STILL ON
TRAIL OF TR|S;
H0RNSBy GAINS
Ty, iris and Joe Three Ameri-
can Leaders; Robertson
Increases Lead.

CHICAGO. Aug i--Tv Cobb con-
t'nue h.. close pursuit OF Tr, Speaker
for American league batting honors,
with Joe la.u0n hanging on TO third
place according 20 averages includ-
ing record, OF Wednesdays games,
published here today Cobb leads in
stolen base, Hi,h ", Weaver. Chicago.
n sacrifice hi', with %; Baker, New
York. To- home run, with 3. Jackson in
total base, with 10. Speaker in runs
scared with y. and Detroit in club
batting with 80 The leading batters,
counting only those who have played
iu half the games Of their clubs:
Crawford, .3is.
Speaker Cleveland .jsS Cobb De-
'rDl' $50. larkson, Chicago, $40;
Crawford Detroit ll9 Roth Cleve-
land }Jl Burn, Detroit 800. Sislcr,
- Louis, ri Felsrh. Chicago. .29s,
HohlIvr. Boston. 200, Nunamaker,
Ecw York .2os High. New York.
2SS
Leading pitcher, for seventeen %
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-08-05
All Lue Sport News of the Hour This Page
LOOK WHO COMES!

Ff9HE hottest baseball series OF
the year locally is expected TO
" open tomorrow when the Dent
son RailrOaders will come for three
games with Baerwald's Senators.
The Ralfoadcrg and Senator, al
ways have been rivals, and games
between these two teams have never
failed to produce thrills. In their
last series, played at Denison, an
thinning battle followed BY a l3-
round struggle came in three games.
both OF the eNtra-inning affairs
being won by Oklahoma City
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-08-05
WAUGH PUTS X. 0.
ON ANDY SMITH

FORT WORTH. Teya, Aug S.
Bobby Waugh oi Fort Worth Knocked
ont And, Smith oi oklahoma Cts. here
last night IN the sixth round oi
scheduled fifteen round bout The men
arc hghiwcight' The bout wa, even
until Waugh landed me ka,o WALTON
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-08-05
SMITHS HARD LUCK.

ter "" SMITH should have
,.'fsd ,hui"r' Yesterday
vet he lost iy htn Not
a single earned run can be- regis.
tered zoo ihy official score The first
run ,JNfJi against Smith resulted
when noNir dropped Nagl,a throw
FROM me ou'nsH Then IN me ninth
with ons down. ulue had a chance
'p retire the li.u, with a double
r.sv hui ,rHl,l " \ii,f ,hi, came
'hs sherman hnmhirimsw which
resulted r five rrt
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-08-05
EvERS APOLOGIES
FOR "AlTERCATl0N;"
OUT FOR few DAYS

IN OStoN. Aug S-lohn Eyets,
l6 captain ~ the Boston Ma.
NJ ,innal league baseball club.
last nish, issued 4 formal state
mcnt expressing his "sincetes, fe.
ptct" over IN, incident Yesterday
afternoon, when he had an "sl,.tca
iiun" with Thitdhascman Smith ni
the hume club and was ordered oli
the field by Umpire Byron
I'm perfectly willing TO admit !
lost my head" the ,ta,cmen, said
u, will be q dsy or two before |
am able 10 se, back into the game
because 81 nv besk and meek. hu,
] can promise ths, when ! d. ~.
turn the ncs,or club shall have m,
be,, and mc,, effective services
every moment am on the field "
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-08-05
H0fnsby Gaining.

Both Robertson. ,'ll in the lead. and
Darhcr' hls closest rival. increased
their averages in the National Carey,
Pittsburgh ran his stolen base total up
tot 80 llatk Chicago. j., ahead in
sacrifice hits with -. Williams. Chi
cago IN home run, with 10: Horns, St
Louis IN total base, with l6O Dau-
bert IN run, scored with 5S and Brook
bn IN team hitting with .2Ss
Leading hatcfS Robertson. New
York. 'iS Daubcrt Brooklyn. .326;
Long. ~ Louis. jlg Chase, Cinein-
natl. lls Wagner Pittsburgh 3ls:
llorn,by S. Louis. jlS Zimmerman,
Chicago. Wt. Schultz. Chicago Pitts
hurgh }O0. WhIucd. Philadelphia.
lgS Wheat BROOKLYN 2y7
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-08-05
h.sSPorhiiShf' he
BY -- "
ORANTL-dJND RICE

DuCklng a Query.
bsk mo who VIII win the war
Whether stocks viii rise or 'alli
Now 70 play some course I'm par,
or when peace ''il haya the filli
hN, me hO~ 10 wIp. out SIM
Nov upon THIS elrth 0 tenant,
BUT
Don't ask me Who VIII Win tho pennant
esb me how 10 pltCh 20 Cobb,
Ask mo 'sr cancer cur-.
You VIII lind me on the lob
win an answer sane ard sUrei
Ask me when tho war VIII stop
And exactly IN what manner,
Buy
Don't ask me Who VIII cop me banner
Ask me So" that In his dly
Even Plato couldn't guess
Ash me how 20 write a play
Eb me how 20 hook q dress
esb me no" to stop the CAB
OF an alcoholic Jag;
BUT
Don't ask me Who VIII grab the fao.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-08-05
"rhs Old Order chanssth. {"

NJ UII 0fdrf lHaHrr'h. UI,cfVct
a Biblical injunction giving way e.
the new How about this JhusW
Mathew, with 'hc Red Frank S,hulr,
with the Pirates Slim Sallee with the
LlLnlA
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-08-05
MORAN BUYS A
HOUSE IN TULSA
AND GETS BUSY

bf - ~ -
Frank Moran who has come down
70 Oklahoma 10 train for M, fifteen
round bout with CARL Morris Labor
Day has literal. moved ~ 'nr Su.ner
state our IHla correspondent informs
Us
Although hr h. been 800 Oklahoma
Just 'wo days. Frank Moran has, for
'he time being become o iul' 1nl.DI
citizen OF Tulsa lie Ma bought "a
'lrr.fpom cottage on tHr outskirts NJ
Tulsa. where he will have h.. training
'amn. and also ta, purchased au auto
mobile
VIII work Hard
Moran Will house hos rciinue of
trainers and sparnng partners a. the
cottage hc bought he plan, io pu'
IN several hour, a dly a. hard lu'ud,
work. also - do a little exhibition
work daily 90 a downtown gymnasium
for the benefit Of rhc public Moran
realize, that he ha, mo- easy opponent
IN Carl Norfls and Nc hope, 10 b.,
in the best fighting trim OF his career
when ne step, into me ring Frank
will use great care IN his training q.
he docs not intend TO make 'hc mi,'ak,
he Did when he met Willard over
train
II IS 20 be- 'hc simple r'c iur Frank
from now until he meets Morris z.
a Tulsa newspaper writer Moran mad.
the following statement
Mofan's Program
~ am going 20 spend yrry l''''c tim,
around the bright lgh', I intend q
stay close TO that liiue cottage out 80
the s,icks am going ,o eat iric,
chicken and drink buucrmilk from
farm nearby ! am going 10 bel az
o'clock each night and get up with IN
sun. so A. to be out ON thc road u
the morning before IL gets hot Il
the afternoon | will run 10 town an'
do some bas punching and exhibition
work"
The veteran. Willie Lewis has chlfg
of Irank'g training cawp AZ Tulsa
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-08-05
BALL GENEROUS.

nj LOUIS. Any ~ pte,iden,
N Rail ui the ~ loui, Ameti.
~ cans ,nia, Offered a honu, ~
S,WO To- the team II \, should 10
io hr,, place ior day lie ai.o
uiittei smi Ut clothes 10 every
man on me team " they wen, into
fret division lnt ihtcc days
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-08-05

nan DurnWns Yankee, dropped
iht.r eighth straight game Yesterday
ehsr ihst were again defeated Nv tho
lfryft
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-08-05
Pfeifer Climbing
Leading pitchers for seventeen OF
more games
IAlfY Chlnnelle Ahead.

Chappclle. Columbus, hold, the lead
gmong American association ha,,ers.
Thorpe. Milwaukee, 4, leading base
Vcllcr with 20. Rnilry Columbus, in
sacrifice hi', with p. Becker. Kansas
Civ. Kraft Milwaukee and Gilbert.
kaua, Ciiy IN home run, with 3 each;
ncmmlt Columbus. in total bases with
lnl. and polan. indianapolis. in run,
scared with "A kana, CITY leads ia
g'rh batting with IN
Leading haucrs Chaprellc Colum.
bus lN llafigrayc. Kansas Ci,v
i11. Hstkrr. kara, City. R2 Sto-
vail Toledo. as. Heall Milwaukee,
llS. Deal k5ug, Civ lll: Smith.
s. Paul 81 pau,c, ousyille, 1927
Levi, klna, Du W', Evans. To-
l,Il vi
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-08-05

There IL one record that I, still safe
In 1900 the Cleveland club lost ia
games Connie will have TO sell or can
Bush, Myers. Strunk and Mclnnis TO
10 under THIS eminent mark
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-08-05

NstHNs NFsfsfist AZ N"af.H IIrUiH.
..H t FH.Hft'r"is I'll tHua A.
FHH..E.
,sms. tets, t'isfafrh s uf..tr-
I.H. .rfHf ff I.Hs|.H NH.NaEH 81 Nss
lsfs 81 isuis ct FhIAsd.ighla
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-08-05
Denver Hold, Honot,.

Denver mpuop,lEr, most oi the
honor, IN the Western league ior
games including last Thursday.
Butcher has climbed 20 first place
among ,hr batter, and leads in total
base, with lgS. ~, manager, Rebel
Oakc,. IS IN second place among ,hd
batter, Shields. Denver leads in
stolen base, with 1N kcllihcr Denver,
IN sacrifice hits with 10. and in runs
scored with rs and Dyer Denver, in
home ru, with ~ Denver leads in
club batting with ~
cai.ug Aaucr, Butcher Denver
a.. uakr,. Denver uS; Gilmore
S.nu, JiN u1 Johnson. Lincoln,
un. Gay Wichita .i2. kelliher,
Denver nh. Connolly Sioux City,
Ci Livingston Sioux Civ A1' Mill
Ter Omaha $50. Clnhlc, Lincoln
vs
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-08-05
Rumlef Heads List

IN mo southern association Rumler
ui liulr Rr.k lead, ihc batter, and
al.n b, ahead u home runs with Z
Ware, illr Rock 3, leading the hs'o
tsalrf, with ~. Nhtehau. Nashville,
ir sacrifice hi, with u and Harris,
Chattanooga in total base, with ~
and In runs srrrcd with ~ Little
Rr,k y, ahead iu club batting with
1-n
Leading hsusf,. Including tuesdays
ramr, Rumlrf Little Rock M,
Jacobs. Little Rock tN. Moran. M.
hna. 80. tma,h,r N,lania I'll,
Harris Chattanooga 40. knisely,
N,mrrs u- schmidt Mobile ~,
Manning iHil, Rock ~ Mcdonald.
N'lana -. Nsr,el birmingham,
'gl l''ari Na,h,.llc. nl
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-08-05

The var Of the Red and white
Roses has been over for 4 good many
wears, but the battle OF the Red and
White Sores is still raging with In
cieasins fury.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-08-05
PlAyeT, Sweaf hy Him.

They say he IS mcrcile'S with his
men. hut the PLAYERS themselves swear
hy him And the audience often mis-
cnnVtrucs his tactic, For example
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-08-05

.M-I,h. h.ll.h t.t smI,h IN rLnin
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1916-07-19

We talk much about wholesome
food, fresh air, pure air, the absence
of infection, and other hygienic sub,
jects. But whoever heard of organ.
lied attempts to promote laughter?
OF course such endeaVOrs are not
often needed, but, really, there is hard
ly thing that helps SO much to pro-
mote health as does good, honest,
whole-souled laughter
Laughter blows away foolish no.
lions, sweeps out the blues, shakes up
the dry bones, stirs new life into every
corner of the brain. Laughter fills the
lungs with new air and blows out the
old; opens the eyes to distorted view
points; clears the way for better logic
with new basis; uncovers a multitude
of sins. Laughter is the friend of the
world; laughter is the only absolutely
human characteristic. | mean, the
laughter of humOr and genuine fun.
ut is true that some animals make
faces and noises; that is about what
some supposedly human folks call
laughter, too
Promote laughter; not giggles, nor
smiles nor sarcastic grins, but laugh
ter-honest, funny, side-splitting, rib
twisting, friend-making laughter. So
shall you be also friend of the world,
and partner of gods. "-Osteopathic
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1916-07-19
Estate of Albainus Earl
e Of vermont-District of Lamoille, S..

State Of Vermont-Dstrct Of Lamolle, IS.
The Honorable Probate Court for the District
aforesaid.
To the heirs and all persons interested in the ES-
tate OF ALBAINUS EARL, late Of Eden,
in said distric, deceased, Greeting:
WHEREAS, application hath been made to this
Court in writing by the Administrator praying
for license and authority to sell all OF real estate
OF said deceased, to wit: About rs Of an acre Of
land, with house and barn thereon, situated in the
town OF Eden, representing to said Court that 1t
would be beneficial to the heirs and all persons in
erested in the estate of sale deceased to sell SAID
real estate and convert the same into money.
And bringing INTO Court the consent and appro-
baton in writing of all the heirs to said estate re-
siding in this State, and setting forth the situation
OF the real estate.
WHEREUPoN, the said Court appointed and as
signed the 3rst day of July 1910, at the Pro.
bate Office III Hyde Park, in said District, to near
and decide upon said application and petition, ana
ordered public notice thereof to be gwen to all per
sons interested therein by publishing said order,
together with the time and place Of hearing, three
weeks successfully in the NEWS AND CITIZEN,
newspaper which circulates IN the neighborhood OF
those persons interested in said estate, all OF
which publications shall be previous to the day
assigned for hearing
THEREFORE, you are hereby notified to appea:
before said Court at the time and place assigned,
then and there in said Court to make your objec-
tons to the granting OF such license, II you see
cause.
Given under my hand at Hyde Park, in said
District this 5th day Of July, 1915.
Al MOVES @. WOOD, Judge.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1916-07-19
His Last Frolic.

where have you been until this
hour?" said Mrs. Lawyer To-wit to her
late-returning hubby. I've been look
ing after some suits" alibied TO-wit
Yes, | know those suits; the old dia-
monds, hearts, spades, and clubs.
Well, this is the last night III let you
out. buffalo Express.
Send this paper to your absent friends.
1t is better than a letter.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1916-07-19
LOANED in Vermont"
I From the Morrisville Messenger

A correspondent of the Bristol
Herald asks lot of insinuating ques-
tions, in that paper, last week, re-
garding Senator Pages banking
methods, but is ashamed to sign his
name to the article or father it in
print, which is enough to condemn
it as unworthy of notice.
The charge that the depositors
have been deceived in regard to the
investments of the LamoiIle County
Savings Bank and Trust Company,
we happen to know are unqualifedIy
false.
Up to the time that C. S. Page
was elected Senator and went to
Washington, this bank had adver-
tised that all its loans were made in
Vermont or to resident Vermonters.
The year following his election the
deposits increased nearly half a
million dollars. There was no
demand for the money in Vermont,
not on securities prescribed by the
laws of Vermont. Against Senator
Pages vote and well known desire,
that all the money of this bank
should be loaned in Vermont, the
directors wisely decided to follow
the example of every other savings
bank in the state, and loan the sur
plus money, not wanted in Vermont,
outside the state, upon securities
designated by law.
Every depositor was notified of
this change in policy, and the rea-
sons for it.
No advertising all loaned in Vt"
etc. has since appeared.
This is no brief for anyone but a
plain statement of facts.
Every dollar of this bank as well
as other Vermont institutions is re-
served first for those needing it in
this state, who can furnish the
required security, and then, and
the only loaned elsewhere.
Attempt by insinuation, under no
name, to smirk the character Of the
men in this bank or Senator Page, is
fifty characterized as dirty
politics.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1916-07-19
The Usual WaY,

Say, Grimshaw! Would you rec
ommend young Sam Shook as being
of good moral character and entirely
worthy of confidence? l have a po-
sition of trust for which he is an ap-
picant"
Certainly" replied Grimshaw
heartily Give the young fellow a
show, Jinglefritz." Then after the in
quirer had passed onward, satisfied,
Grimshaw turned to Trotter. who
the deuce is young Sam Skook?" he
City Star.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1916-07-19

are dissolved, if cooked at too high a
temperature the fibers are toughened
and become hard The object of cook
ing meat is to make it both paatable
and more digestible. If meat is put
into boiling water or a hot oven tC
scar it over, then the heat reduced tc
simmer it until tender, the meat vii
be juicy, tender and of good flavor.
Venison will soon be IN season and
when carefully cooked is a most tasty
dish. Wipe the meat with a damp
cloth. Place on a meat board and
pound to make an even roast, use
strips of fat pork on top, pound them
in. Place in a deep dish and cover
with this marinade to season and
make the meat tender. One cupful of
olive oil, two cupfuls of vinegar, three
sliced onions, two sliced carrots, two
stalks of celery chopped, a few sprigs
of parsley and two bay leaves, a lit
tie pepper and thyme. Turn the meat
several times so that every portion is
seasoned. When ready to roast, tie up
in compact shape, removing all the
shreds sf vegetables that cling to the
meat. Put a few thin slices of salt
pork into the roasting pan and lay in
the meat, we'll dredged with salt, pep,
per and flour. Set into hot oven and
haste every ten minutes for the first
half hour. When the roast is nicely
byowned all over, reduce the heat and
cock slowly, allowing ten minutes to
the pound after it is Drowned. A lit.
tie curramt jelly added to the basting
gravy adds to the flavor. Serve rare,
accompanied with spiced grape jelly.
Creole Soup.-Take a pint of stewed
tomatoes, and one green pepper, sliced
thin, a pint of Well-seasoned stock
with seasoning of celery, pepper and
salt to taste. Simmer for fifteen min.
utes, then bind with two tablespoon.
fuls each of flour and butter cooked
together. Strain and serve piping hot