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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-04-15

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Sennett Comedy at Colonial The.
atre
featuring several we'll known come
aiahs' Friend Husband" the newes,
Faramount-Mack sennett comedy, will
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-04-15

PITTSTON
EAST-Mrs. G. =. Laberee has re-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-04-15

Dated at Augusta. Me. April list. 1918
pre- 10 IS 20 2S-25
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-04-15
Statistics Of Building 4 Engineering
Operations in New England.

Compiled by The F. W. Dodge Com
panN.(
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-05-02

ington~ Cmaybe the L. s supreme court and maybe
only supreme Of the District Of Columbia)
1906. all the above previous his disbarment. and
only that Of The L. : circuit OF appeals first
circuit since. which may nothing consider
able. both
The point Is a lawyer who has ever admit
&c the bar. and pracuced some. can always
find other lawyer practcing in Of the higher
courts of mis- state. Of the United States who viii
introduce the court. spread on little salve,
enable him get a "sheepskin" from that court;
process that is. and always has been pest, with
higher tribunals.
These "sheepskins decorating the professional wall
the judicial wall, just that much "camoufage'
for unsuspeoting public. the claim of them
put forth by Mott his advertising just that
and nothing more. He hopes to hide behind that
"camounage," which includes his citation of high
(bUt Vol. 4, Rico Fed. 476; his
dsbarment case. the sort Of man. and lawyer, and
Judge that he really is; make the public forget if
possible that the kind of Judge first of ALL
honest Judge, and Judge with enough legal and
ethical knowledge to realize his limitations.
Same with reference to his hearing of cases in the
superior since Gov. Goodrich abolished it." He
quotes 1s started since his ncumbency and 277
disposed Of yes divorce and other noncontested
matters with reference which a considerable re-
quirement is judge competent. mentally and morally,
to That spells 80 per cent
all the hard work being shouldered upon Judge Funk
the other end of the buding the court
that the superior is supposed relieve but TO
which at present equipped it is only burden.
What YOU want, Mr.. Honest Possible Ltgant of St.
Joseph county. Indiana, is honest judge who
be depended upon for squareness. at least not
lot OF "canouage" about "sheepskins' to decorate
judicial wall. Judge Funk. any other judge. out
of their judicial babyhood would be ashamed to ad-
minister To the public, such deceiving bunk
Most real good lawyers practice law all their lives
in one two towns; the where they start. and
the where they hnish-and their "sheepskns' are
exhibited by the quality of their work.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-05-02
ONCE-OVERS
Do YOU PUFF WALKING Up
STAIRS?

How many men between the ages
of 40 and 80 are losing their old
time vigOr just because ey will not
take proper and regular exercise.
They are just too la to keep
themselves in prime COZ 1ition.
Every man who has indoor work
should have some sort of outdoor
exercise.
The healthy man of 40 or As
should not be soft, flabby. short
winded. Either he is doing work
which does not agree with him or he
does not take the required exercise
TO have reached such an extremity
For it is an extremity-an occasion
for alarm-when man cannot
shake his own furnace without be-
ing exhausted.
To keep up with the hustle OF
modern wOrk-a-day life requires q
great amount OF energy every day
Natures way of keeping abreast
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-05-02
&@zA G&l&M=zeaM&>~
MAY 1918
LOVER TIE TOP. "

Compliments and high compliments. those mem
beers or Rotary club who. Wednesday lunch
fell swoop that $4,000 Of Liberty
bonds necessary put South Bend and Joseph
county "over the top With 100000 Of three
subscriptions. speaks well and the 100000 in smaller
subscriptions quite well. since all it were
from people who had already subscribed up their
first intentions.
II merely goes TO show how much better lot of US
could do If would but the spirit once and do
H. rather than hold back wait for
George do it. Few of us done we'll but that
might have done better had willed, but let
that past until the drive overtakes For the
present ST. Joseph county top" with its
minimum quota and for the maximum. II doesn't
the drive. II YOU would a bondholder. of this
third series. there still chance, but need
longer worry. have accomplished minimum of
efficiency" anyhow.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-05-02
INTERNAL BATH.

health as 90 per cent Of chronic
diseases are traceable to constipa-
ton. If you are interested in i'm
proving your chronic condition
along these lines you will sure ap-
preciate the new Eureka Bath Par
lor, lately opened in the Arnold
Bldg. at 21S w. Jeff. blvd. This par
Tor is operated by a capable train
ed nurse who will give you the
most careful attention under per-
feet sanitary conditions. DO not
delay making an appointment but
call $500 Bell, at once. Advt.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-05-02
THE COST OF SUNSHINE

In the home and Office is but a
trifle when you consider that hap
piness and good VIII may easily be
promoted by the gift of an occa-
sional box or bouquet OF cut flowers
Try it once a week and watch the
effect. Williams & Co. Florists. 1873
S. Michigan st. Home phone 1927
Bell phone 769.-Advt
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-05-02

Of the demand requires that there
should be plenty of sleep. proper
food and abundance OF fresh, pure
air for the lungs.
If "A little exercise exhausts you,
if you are becoming nervous and ir-
ritable, if your digestion is trouble
some, then your strength is waning,
and it is time for you to begin some
kind Of systematic exercise at once.
Copyright. 1879
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-05-02
APE YOU ONE

OF the many who love rich, delicious
coffee, but never get 1t? We can Al
your long felt want. Good teas and
coffees are our long suit, and we
will give you better quality at lower
prices than you will find elsewhere
This proposition Is at least worth a
test. The Coffee Ranch. 1873 North
Michigan st. Adv,
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-05-02
THE MELTING POT
"Come Take Pot Luck With Us"
THE LENIATHAN.
BY James y. Montague.

The o o. her
W hand o er o
A a
A ship o
me nd trem at he
overwhelming OF I'm mi
And how the edekranzs when the tide
A visualized
Germa
on ips should a Pan
But Titan
husky in
\ bridge, below a
Have naughty Vaterland what Yankeeland
The mghtes mghtes
N2sessSz & 49, -
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-05-02
THE ONLY WAY.

II you want to protect your home
and your own.
You had better subscribe for the
Liberty loan.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-05-02
MRS. CHARLES COONIEY.

With the passing of Mrs. Charles Coonley. the
thick veil shields the unknown, drops separate
a soul much admired for its fneness of quality and
the splendid womanhood with which it had surrounded
itself from its multitude of admrersher friends Mrs
Coonley was a woman Of goodness of heart,
telligence and high moral purposes. which is woman
illness sublime.
Her sudden death brought grief but it is the grief
OF mOras which the hope that reaches into the
beyond piercing the VEIL follows joyfuy the realm
of immortality. Gone but forgotten 1t is the
highest tribute that the earths earthly pay; the
survival of welllaid influence that rises above the
humble clay. ard fingers in the wake of the departed
Split.
Death without sting; grave without victory Even life
"vapor that appeareth for little time then
vanisheth away
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-05-02
THE REWARD OF CATION

The first robin gets the most press
notices but the ones that come
along later get a lot more worms.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-05-02
PROEITIESS.

We know of a lot better ways TO
help win the war than by trying to
get George Creel fired.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-05-02

Russia"-HeIl he lucky if he can
hang on to the crown ne already
has.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-05-02
PITIIESS.

II doesn't help the German SOL
diers any TO go TO the kaiser and
shout "kamerad," when they get
tired OF being killed.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-05-02

dispatch from Jamaica says that government
has ordered large quantities of coconut shells use
for purposes. If the idea is them the
Germans, were curious know what kind OF milk
there will be in those coconuts
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-05-02
ENOUGH Is PLENTY

Kaiser offered Two Crowns in
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-05-02

o. AssoeissS Press AsrrinE Pspe Nsrtssrs Isssass
nd ony Employing international services
ssuth Hsnd-Tvs Leased Wires; Day and NiEht.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-16
Mostly About People

p G.. ~ spend'g the week ond with o.,
mother Mr. Thomas Sayrrv
Nlr and Mu Jp-epb - weaver ~
spending The Werl ord ~ Nrw YORK f.l'.
Mrs Henry = Scott rp,a' rors' n Ii,
week ~ Nrw Yoft titg
Mr. ! Ralph Baily will givr a smai'
cafd part iuea'le9 afi'rnnDn nesl
Nir and Mrs lreuro Iu F1nt afd 81
and Nrs N alter s Carpenter. lf a
return Aipudav irnu Palm Reach rlef
'hrv wrr' fpr firs, pcol
Nlr and Mr. Henry iaIng ari '5e
chi,rru hnvr returned irar Flkbr Nfi
whrrn ihrE RLrr spending ~ mouth
with Nrs trrTg. i"urts ff trA NJ
John " Nq,toll
AI-- haticr,pr Niar ef~n'
day VI <,p uri fif .t,s ef rtfr
sile me- hef sts',r ~ Ile.rJ NfHsn
~ Milton Nts ard ST. Nnhsr
turned ,ri her rIa w
vls,t
Nr srd ~ J,r rn
been -iendtng 5t 'rr trti
lft nj .lI -'fra nus
Nlr ,nd NIrs Uar rr lrrt
@hantr''n snutfrrr Hr urnVf
mont thr i7lyhfrr Nfte l1rsh~f.
Eafr ~ -taqtr H.Ic.H uu
and Mrs. iIHgh H'.n fr tei.rr
tiatrrr
lnr isrraef Eee v.rs
'-1. tul t#f i. per hv .'
fr4ns F.tsrs. ra iof
return hons nsvt Wa1oe -d7t t
,erte arataf
now sure lnelrle evrs,l-
'.ans. tnd - 4sp.rn - arrr ~
..frst S. rr.tf.. trrrft.
Nliss 3iuslav giving .anr
ft1lfan r 3 rhr Women .Ilrgr ,t.,
Is designed ~ hnso frt watr,.nIst,
~ tho .liru fhe r1ros ~ tir.r rt
Iunaqv eantngs-< -slerea fi.I
lass unu'hrr- 80 nd rchrds.s .ra.re
others arns & .ae frafr--.r- .pd Chow
wives to4,lor- tr.tn FITS &su4rl I,aui-
enlor rorte rnfu lIeiawtrs Ii.a
~ fhe resident ftslf RON tn-pan
rllev IS. .ghth e'tut
1eau nest rctl uI tf.. .rnr ELL
Fnttircll
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-16
y. W. c. A. NOTES.

On Thursday, the regular monthly la
dllstrial Conference Of the last Central
Field Committee Of the Y W. G. 4. was
held 1T the Witherspoon Building, Phila-
delphia Miss Ruth McComb and Miss
Grace Osborne attended The meeting
was Of special interest because of the
presence Of Miss Florence Smms, who il
industrial secretary for the National
Board Of the Y W G.. A.
The Y W G. g. is glad 70 announce
that q course for volunteer workers, and
also a class in Parliamentary Procedure
will be given at the \ w G A.. 1901
Market street. commencing Thursday
April 4 4 moderate fee viii be charged
and the class is open to both members and
non-memberS Of the association Further
information can be obtained by phoning
to the office. 34lSN
A great measure of the delightful sue
cess of the Gym" banquet, gwen at the
Hotel du Pont, on Thursday evening, was
due 10 the effort Of Mrs. John 4 Tait and
to the generosity Of MIR TAFT Mrs Tart,
rs chairman Of the committee, arranged
a most pleasing program.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-16

IF YOU cnnt use your Philadelphia
orchestra tickets, please give them for the
Use Of the soldiers This - q request
issued by Miss Isabelle u Wales. 1900
Delaware avenue, and Miss Edna j
Bradftld. 5n2 Weai Fourteenth street
for the next and laat Philadelphia Orchra-
ira cuncert Last Monday night IS
tickets were given for the soldiers and
they enjoyed the concert immensely
Perhaps fhore will be more for next Mon
day night. # those who cannot usc their
tickets will kindly remcybrr TO send
them to oithcr Misc Walos or Miss Bred
field
Mrs. josephine Wales Bisaell has made
the first liitlc frprk fer the psesent drive
for clothing for the refugees ~ belgium
and France It IS little cotton dress of
lavender and Il ie being very nurh 81
nired III old CITY Hall There was IN
attempt 20 provide fpr the people of
northern France and Belgium clothing
of the kind they have alwaYs worn but
the need IS 80 immediate and 50 dlte Tho
call for clathlng of anv kind has been
made. aud that fs why uoHi week Is ST
apart for partly worm clothing and 'tn
made materials 70 bn aeni r. Flevopth
and 2fnAil street
Mr. and Mrs Ilarlan Il Senti ~ raing
congratulated nn thf birth # som
yesterday morning narr5 tIerlan q,
scott. n
Mr. and Mrs II clay Thompson, j.
are spending thr Weekend n Washrg-
ton y G., with 1fr Thompson parents
Dr and Nra ~ C1ay Thompson and
fhey arr giving reception nj dame his
evening II thor hous. r. honor of their
son marriage
Mrs Horacc T Thaycr ~ Washington
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-16
Make a Little Meat
Go a Long Way
Use Savory Stews and Meat Pies.

or barley alone, or rice, hominy, or
macaroni.
g. Vegetables Carrots, turnips. on
IONS peas, beans, cabbage. tomatoes arc
good, canned or fresh. Use one or more
of these, as you wish.
4. Parsley, celery tops, onion tops.
seasoning herbs, or chopped sweet pep
pcrs add to the flavor.
:. Many lcft-overs may he used not
only meat and vegetables, but rice or
huminy
now TO COOK THE sTEwa
All kinds of stews are cooked in just
about the same way. Here are directions
which will serve for making almost any
kind
Cut the meat in small pieces and brown
with the onion IN the fat cut from the
meat Add the salt and pepper, season
ing, vegetables (onlon, celery tops. etc.l. 2
quarts of water. and the rice. or other
cereal. If II is Ia he used Cook for an
hour. then add the vegetables except
potatoes. Cook the stew for half an hour,
add the potatoes cut IN quarters cook for
another half an hour. and serve.
The iireless cooker may we'll I've used,
the meat and the vegetables being put IN
at the same time
lcft-ovcrs or canned vegetables need
only to hc heated through Add them -
minutes before serving.
Dried peas or beans should hn soaked
over night and cooked for z hours before
adding to the stew or. better, cook them
over night IN freless cooker
MEAT PIES.
Another good way to use little meat
Have Won ever used ricc. corn-mcal
mush. OF hominy for q crust This ls
less work than pastry crust and saves
wheat
/ cups cooked corn meal. nee. or
hominv
| onion
cups tomato
teaspoon pepper
tablespoon fat
pound raw meat or ! lt-ovnr meat
cut mp small
, teaspoon salt
Melt the fat, add tho shcpd onion,
and. II raw meat Is used. add Il and stir
until the rcd rolor disappears Add the
tomato and seasoning II cooked meat
is used. add II with the tomato and scn-
soning, after tho onion Is Drowned and
heat through GREASE n baking dish,
put in layer Of the cereal. add the meat
and gravy, and covr with the cereal
dotted with fat Bake for half an hour
sHErHERn's g rIE
This is the name of a meat pic with q
mashed potato crust Drowned IN the oven
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-16
WOnen's
Organizations
CALENDAR FOR THE WEEK:

NsbsiNDAh foN lHE WEEns
MONDAY.
2.3O D. III.
Washington Heights Club. Current Events
Class, ioS West Twenty-third Street.
200 y. m.
PASTOR s Aid society, Hanover Church
Dorcas Social Society, Second Baptist
Church
Ladies of Charity, Sixth and West Streets
1.i5 p. m.
Willing Workers, Central Church.
Northhold Bible Cass. Hanover Church
500 p. M.
Caroline Tatnall Tent. n of v, du ront
Post Room
Westminster Guild, First Presbyterian
Church
W " NJ s.. Epworth Church
Artcrs Union, W. e + Il.
Girls Friendly, Old Swedes Church
Y. W. G A.. Bible Class
TUESDAY.
1910 a. M.
New Century Tub, Current Events Class
2.30 u. M.
Rcd Cross. ST Johns Church
300 y. m.
Poard Of Managers. Riddle Memorial
Draconess Home
500 y. m.
LOYAL Council, - 81 T., 7n2 Market street
Martha Washington Temple. 7o2 Market
Street
Rcd Cross, Fifth Ward Center, sos
i}roome Street
WEDNESDAY.
$40 a. N.
Red Cross. Central Church
100 y. ~.
Mothers Club. old Swedra kindergarten
2. 10 y. ~.
" omen I luh kentmrrp kindergarten
400 y. M.
Equal suffrage. Newport
7,i5 y. III.
Wilmington Bible Union North baptist
Church
Husbands and Wives Night. Fifth Ward
Rcd Crnsa Center
800 .. m
W II VI =. Epworth Church
THURSDAY.
1910 q m
Rcd Cross. ~ Andrew s Church
Red Crosa, Hanover Church
230p. m.
" II VI s.. Harrison Street Church
73o n. m.
Standard bearers Scott Church
40 y. m.
Junior League Night, Fifth Ward Red
Cross Center
FRIDAY.
1000 a. m.
Red Cross, Emmanuel Church
3,aS y. m.
Junior League, Harraon Street Church
Junior G. T.. Second baptist Church,
Junior &. T., Central Church
Junior 6. L.. Eaatlake Presbyterian
Church
Junior G. T., Delaware Avenue baptist
Church
40 y. M.
Girls Friendly. 81. Andrews and ST.
Barnahas Marshallton
500 y. m.
y W G A. Industrial Girls
Rcd Cross. Unitarian Church
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-16
Six W ar Food Warnings
Especially With Regard to Children
~ FIorcnce s,acpoole

Never va there tlu,e when the use
81 teeth. Tor tho ms~tIcaf,an 81 food was
more important than ~ Is nov
Most ~ tho complaints as 20 tho lndl-
rcstllihtv ~ war broad would vanish i
orc tooth WORT vs. put lrto the con
/ sumption of lt
Bcuo lul' oi stronger stuff than til,
nc " hlie ioa, - ot prev - DAYS. u necds
/ f, hC ground tlncr ~ hc ruolar teeth tho
iou'elo teeth which are meant 10 bc
-c, ullls Tor the preparation ot our
uol. hut y hoso u-c lS too often wociully
|ucplcC'rd
This is tho first warming would give ON
D, ~uhlccf 81 war food
earn % chow and teach tho children
Il do It 100
icv chIidren viii hv nature mastlCate
icir food prnporl, Drum the Importance
% Is aV3r duty well into their heads
O. everyone dut, now 70 keep fit. \ iou
n keen tit d Vou arc 3 persistent food
.nltcI sooner nr later thc habit tells against
ou aua spole vour hcalth
= Then another warning would like
c1vc d agaIuSt obHHng children Ia cat
| rrtaIu inod~ hCrauSo they are nourIshIng
thcre i~ q strong dislike for them.
voa.d n,t ul ans account encourage
utu.~ - tho htbi; of picking and
lo'-ifie nr1Cr w. there time when
'n-er-, II thi- ~art should he moro
cruil discouraged han nov but ;herc Is
lch 4 tiuue =. dlctcfio conscience. rs II
,- h,cu we'll called and his cunScieI,c,
rms u- against certain thing and the
aTmnc lakc~ -, form of strong dis
be- some pcopI, children included
ave rooted dislike "a fat. others to oat-
loal porrIdc,
~ Tins H'ct~,nu . alSrcgardctl. and thcy
rc compelled 90 eat what Nature warns
lcm against, ihot arc often made i'll. and
"rimul, don't derive much benefit from
lc Hui'Iilog- qualities oi tho hated article,
nugh d MAY H. very excellent in itself
We ~ rIlc dc well to bc guided b,.
ir Estncts ,u such things
uoihgr warning necessary to bear IN
ina ihc~g tunes Is ON the subject oi
LIpruusl cooking b the cereals and q. her
ags winch are excellent substitutes for
|'.eat when well cooked
Take for instance. haricot> lcntils
uolua aud u.tuc4l
NJ iho-c arc NJ muchoi the same food
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-16

value as bceF and mutton They contain
protcid material q, the substance
winch goes to the making OF flesh. muscle
and hone
1t must. however. he digested before IT
can bc turned into use rs flesh and bone
maker. The protcid substance Of those
tour food articles cannot he utilized unless
thoroughly cooked
Cooking Is n species Of digestion or.
rather. 1t i the first step towards diees-
ton To get the full value out Of our war
foods the, must be well cooked
This need not necpssltatc the Use of
much extra fuel as they can be cooked
slowly on low FIRE. or point Of gas.
or in a hay-box'
1 ! would also warn YOU against giving
children especially vcrv Young ones
too much starch Cornfour and arrow
root, sago and tapioca should not bc CON
sldered war foods
They are Injuries for occasional use
Their proteid flesh and bone-maklngl
value Is practically nil They make fat.
because they are almost entirely 'starChy
but they don make muscular flesh
Starch-fed babies are very fat. but have
little STAYING power They put up but
poor fight when assailed by illness
, \ fifth warning Is against thinking
that green vegetables, apples and stewed
fruit generally arr things which when
one can get them may be eaten with ad-
vantage hy children 10 any amount They
cannot
Thcy arc valuable blood purifiers in
moderation. but they produce a consider
able amount of acid IN the system. and
tins sometimes gives rlse TO unexpected
results. Coughs are sometimes entirely
due to acidity from too much fruit eating
g. My last warning is against allowing
tea to take the place of milk in the chill
dren' 5 cups.
Tea is scarce milk IN some districts Is
even scarccr 80 mothers are tempted 10
make up for the lack Of milk by giving the
children q tea decoction instead
Tins is very bad for their stomachs and
nerves Il is no kindness to give il to them.
Water or barley water is infinitely
preferable
Lost something Try q classified adv
IN Every Evening ADV
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-16

IN you know how good they are2
They may he 50 varlod that YOU can have
q different ono every day IN the week
and all of them delicious II needs only
q small piece Of meat to give flavor TO a
huarty dish.
Don think that YOU must cat lot
If meat to be strong Meat is good To
help build mp the body but sn are many
other foods
ln these dishes part Of your building
material comes from tho moro expensive
meat and part from the cheaper pens.
beans. homny aud barley Tho little
mra, with the Vegetables and cereals
will g'Vc vour body what It needs
s,toRY sTEws.
nv thcm They can bc whole meal
and nutritious onr Thosc recipes servo
five people
Hero Is an English stow that is tsp cial-
" good
nor ruT oF MUTTON AND RARLEy.
pound mutton
/, cup pearlod barley
tablespoon salt
potator-
/, ONIONS
rrrN tops or either seasoning hrrhs
Cut tho mutton ~ small pieces. and
brown with the ONION ~ fat cIt from
meat THIS vii help make the meat
fcndcr and uuprn,es the flavor. Pour
thls INTO = ro,rrri saucepan tdd
quarts water amt tic harley Summer Tor
- hours Then add the potatoes cut IN
uiartrr- seasoning hrrbs and seasoning.
md cook one halt hurT longer
prEF ~r
Iunuui becf
lotatocs cut ~ quarttrs
peck peas nr ! can
rup carrots cut III small
trasponn salt
cut the meat IN small pieces and brown
tu the Fat from the meat Simmer IN
quarts ~ water for an hour Add the
I,cas and carrots and cook for one-half
hn,r thcu add tho POTATOES II canned
peas arr u-rd add them 10 minutes be-
lnrp scr,iur Serve whom potatoes arr
,iou'
uItttuN -rtwr
ll.r, + ~ va, you can change the
lows to upsk, th,n different ami 10 sult
h. -,t.ou
th m,at hi- ma1 he m, kind
ud more ~ less ban 2 pound may be
f-rl =, the cheap outs. the tank. rump
necL or br,ske, The long. slow cooking
iu,l thcm tender ',ano and poultry
'rr good
Potatoes and baric, may he used