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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-01-05
NEW YORK MONEY.

NEW YORK, Jan. o. Mercantile pa
per 5InuA percent Sterling Gn.dry
bills 4,li commercial 60-dny bills on
banks 4,I commercial GO-dny BILLS
lio'.; demand i7tt cnhlca i7G7-lG
GulIdyrs demand i3c Cables t3iIc t1r
orumcnt bonds steady railroad bonds
heavy.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-01-05

HOGS The market registered a biz
nickel lower TODAY Top WAS rcnched nt
{lClh the hull, going AZ SIS 30 IN $40 %.
The hog market Registered l5o lower for
the week Stuckcr hogs were steady.
and 300 to 50c higher for the week
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-01-05
GmBrie4s

ueals Discharged l. r neAle. former
United states soldier wno was fined tla
ana costs In the municipal court ysster-
gay afternoon on % charge ~ transport
my nud who wns being held pending an
mNrstlRHtiuu regarding his status I'm ths
army viii ho rulupsod hy the pollcn do
phttmrnt today A telegram from Camu
hnWiv was received At tho army recruit
inE station today lu witch n stntod that
llrnlo hHd been given nm honora bio dis
charge frrm tho army The fine was
Imposed on lenlo "a hold him pending an
investigation NJ his army slniua Ronls
has announced his intention " onlstlng
In tho navy
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-01-05

Horloe Appeal Dismissed The appeal
of David HurlOo nf Hughes county was
dismissed by the criminal court NJ pp-
pous t01ny Hnrloo wnH sentenced ~
seven ycors In the ponltentlary on
Churro NJ forging tho unme NJ tho Rssis.-
mt sorr,'nry ot the interior 10 an In
LLLn n.-mnLml
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-01-05

Rain Causes Auto Crash The roar END
~ laundry wagon was broken out and
the hHCk fender " nm automobile crushed,
whom nm oil truck turning north on
lhundwny from Grnnd avenue sluddrd To-.
day Tho mnrhIne was not travelling NJ
u nigh speed, but tho pavement wns slclc
duo 10 the llrht rain ana ns II uiartrd M
broadway, the roHr end N tho tru. .t
swung around and hIt tho wagon and the
automobile No one was injured
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-01-05
CITY REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
CHICKEN RANCH

About two acres. 5.roOm house. barn
and we'll, 100 bc1rlug iuli trees. near
ear nud paved street for sal, pr would
exchange tor DIOse-iu home.
TWO nCrCs. now A-ruum bungalow, we'll
nud chicken house, near car and paved
street, easy terms
Several unmproycd tuDis, viii i'm
provo TO Eut purchaser
For rent well improved l0-acru tract
north Of stop 3 ON IN Reno ear limo
Fiyr-uDIu tract southeast Slk-rOOm
house and abundance Of fruit, R,}Oo
easy terms
WEST INV. co.
W 2l25 Gl2 Amer Natl Bank Bldg
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-01-05

F1vE.ROON cottage. cheap FOR quick
tnle owner leaving city wal 329l
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-01-05

were mndo NJ 1903 North Lindsay avenue
by the police lHHt night Lucille Davis
WIS taken 10 tho police station and
complaint charging maintaining place
whore liquor Ia sold Wns filed against
her, and against H. Wilson and John
simpson a charge NJ lettering was filed
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-01-05

Migrants Are Fined -Four persons two
Whito mon, ora Johnson and Oscar Oylfi
and two negro women Nellie Johnson aud
Eva Napier were cunh fined 80 and costs
In the municipal court today on charges
NJ VHgfnnCN
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-01-05

Parking sigma placed Signs notifying
persons who urn driving vrhicos, motor
propelled or OlhcrwlHc. that Il II against
the Inv 10 pnrk Tor moro than two hours
on Main street between Hrondwny and
Hudson avenue Hro being placed on Mnln
street 10y police department attaches The
ordinance which prohibits parking NJ vo-
hirl"H on Main street for more than two
hours between \ O'Clock a. M and 7
p.clp = m. wps paased by the commIH-
hlouOTH several wrCIH ngO.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-01-05
REAL ESTATE TO TRADE

WANTED 90 eNymUgc. uuinuumhcrel
lands and town properties for Eio,h
Of cheap lewe'ry Watches, rlngks mus.
cal Instruments notions. etc mo- junk
Address T. TotEck. Roswell New Mckee
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-01-05
Asked 10 Name Delegates Mayor ov

ht-cr Whs invited today TO appoint three
delegates Ia tho congress Of national ser
rico which win he held under tho Ru-
splces of tho National Security league at
the LhSnllc hotel. Chicago, February II,
~ and ~. Tho mayor has not yet named
the delegate.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-01-05

Took Railroad Ties, 10 charos-lIonry
Ilcll negro, was arrested Inst night
charged with the theft Of one cross tia
from the Frisco railroad The negro IL
alleged 10 have picked ~ tho tie at tho
Frisco tracks md Walker avenue Hs
viii be- tried In tho municipal court Mon.
day afternoon
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-01-05
Clo.Inr QmolnIInn..

PTICoL or tno vNIIOUs pTndos of cnitIo Rfl
approximately ~ follow.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-01-05

Bu'ord 10 Fort SIN Lieut. Charles nu-
ford uf MuskOgee wRH In oklahoma Citv
today en- route 10 Fort Sill where he viii
Join the CORPS Oi Interpreters. Lieutenant
lmr0rI took tho examination for the In
tcrurotors corps Inst July He received
notice Yesterday Of his appointment aud
WIS instructed tu rcuort nt once lie
lyod IN France aud Germany for sixteen
yunrs nnd speaks both languages well all
though u native American
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-01-05

gro IN held nt Tho police station on twn
charges, ono hrnr Illegal possession II
whisky nui the other Transporting lie
VIII ho tried In the municipal court Mon
any afternoon.
Omaha daily bee., 1918-03-15
MONEY END MAY
CAUSE SPLIT IN
Big FIsT|C BOUT
Manager Of Fulton Says Unable
to Consider Offer; Two
Men Will Meet Again
in Conference.

Kansas City, Mo-, March IA
Whether Jess Willard, heavyweight
champion, and Fred Fulton of Mime
sofa, aspirant to the title are to be
matched for a bout July 4 remained
problematical tonight, following a
conference of more than an hour here
late today between Mike Collins, man
ager of Fulton, and Colonel J. c. Mil
Ter OF Oklahoma, representing Viii
lard.
The conference did not get beyond
the financial discussion stage, al
though the two men parted with the
understanding that they would meet
again. The sums mentioned were not
divulged, but Fulton's manager said
he was unable to consider the offer.
AT the conference he informed Miller
that he would guarantee Willard $780,
600 to fight Fulton in New Orleans on,
July 4. Nothing definite concerning
the latter proposal has transpired,
Omaha daily bee., 1918-03-15
| AT TIE
[.TI4EAT, ERS


Orpheum--one Of the most eiaborately
staged Russian acts ever offered at the Or
pheum Is on this week, presented by the
! Bpyarr company Of 10 vocalists and Rus
sian folk dancers. The costuming Is es-
pecially gorgeous and the scene showing
the Kremln of Moscow. with Its great
shrines lighted. Is very beautiful and i'm
pressive. This act Is much admired and
with the magnetism of Fritzi Scheff the
Avon Comedy Four and other current fea-
lures, Is drawing the customary Orpheum
big audiences. THE Naughty Princess"
farcical operetta with big company headed
by Esther Jarrett, Donald Dunn, Earle s.
Dewey and Mabel t"Biiiy'D Rogers. will be
the chief offering next week.
Gayety-Weepy times ars expected this
afternoon and evening at the two last
performances of Molie Williams, whose an
nual stay In Omaha terminates tonight. The
intense satisfaction given by this enter
tainment has sent the public's approval Of
her ability way up above par and her re-
turn to the Gayety next season will be q
pleasurable anticipation. Tomorrow mat
inee the always welcome Dan Coleman comes
to town for a weeks fun making. Dan has
following here that Is the envy Of great
many. Conspicuous among his desirable
traits Is the absolute cleanliness Of the Hast
irgs shows performances. Matinees daily.
Empress-Clarence Wilbur. exponent Of the
Weary Willie" character. presents at the
Empress theater "Trampoiogy," that affords
him ample opportunity for the display of
his talents Ms hobo" wilbur's singing
voice helps materially to give class to his
characterization.
Brapdles--The Boy Scouts, who are going
to attend the big Brandies Hippodrome
show tonight, are bound to have the time
OF their lives. Not only Robinson's Milf
Omaha daily bee., 1918-03-15

| able of the culprit, but 1t was known that he
had a sweetheart and they knew that II they
could locate the woman, they would find
the man. 'Nobody's Wife" also will be
shown on Saturday
Grand-The william Fox kiddie picture,
Treasure Island" will be shown here today.
1t Is a screen version of the story by Robert
Louis Stevenson. The producers have spared
perfect as possible Saturday Is William Rus
sell in ''The Midnight Frail."
LothrOp-Francis X Bushman and Bev-
erly Bayne will be the feature al this theater
today In their latest Metro play, THE Voice
Of Conscience" 1t is dramatic play in
which a story Is told that permits Of some
of the best screen work Of this inseparabls
team Of stars. Mr.. and Mrs Sidney Drew
pleasing comedies. 'The Voice of Conscience
will hold forth again Saturday.
HamiltOn-William S. Hart will be pre-,
sented at this theater today In Paramount
AIRCRAFT play, "The Silent Man." 1t tells ,
story Of how a miner came out of the desert
with gold and was robbed. The way in which
he gets 1t back forms one OF the best
stories Of Harts career. Hearst-Fathe News
also Saturday comes double bill of Gladys
Brockwell in Conscience" ard Charlie
Chaplin In Behind the Scenes
Suburban--Douglas Fairbanks in Reggie
Mixes In" will be the Triangle offering at
this theater today. 1t is a humorous story
OF how millionaire takes position as
bouncer In a cheap dance hall to be near the
woman he has fallen In love with. Saturday
comes William Russell In New York Luck:
Omaha daily bee., 1918-03-15
Smiths Win Final Game
OF Basket Ball Season

Two games were forfeited in the
last night of the elimination contests
in Class A basket ball for the city
championship played on the Young
Mems Christian association floor last
night. The William Wops of the
Church league defaulted to the Town
send Gun FIVE and the First Metho-
dists failed to appear for their con-
test with the Central Furniture team.
The third game scheduled ended in
favor of the M. E. Smiths over the
Hanscom Park FIVE. Is to %.
Omaha daily bee., 1918-03-15
that enlistment is necessary and glorious

privilege. -
Summary Miles Minter will be featured
at this theater today and Saturday In her
latest success. Powers That Prey" 1t Is a
delightful story of a girl who takes charge
of her fathers newspaper and proceeds to
clean UP the town, disclosing the crookedness
of q band of politicians. She Is successful.
but nearly ruins the future OF the paper IN
gaining her goal. A good comedy also will
be shown.
Hipp-Louise Lovely will be shown at this
theater In her latest Butterfly production
called "Nobody's Wife," 1t Is a fast action
story of how a detective endeavored to cap
ture a criminal. There was no picture avail
Omaha daily bee., 1918-03-15
Larson Gets Furlough to
Compete in Athletic Meet

Waco. Tex, March l4.--Clinton
Larson Of the Third provisional regi-
meht, Rich aviation field here, who
competed for Brigham Young uni
versity before entering the service,
holder of the collegiate record OF six
feet, FIVE and three-eighths inches for
the running high jump, has been
granted furlough and is on his way
to New York to compete in the A. A.
u. national indoor track and field
championship.
Omaha daily bee., 1918-03-15
tFrom a Staff Correspondent,

Lincoln, March l4.-(Speciai)--
Game Warden George Rosters spe-
cial deputies are having a lively time
hunting the hunter" During the
week several violators fell in their
grasp.
At Schuyles Donald D. McCloud,
E. B. Sinalalin> >and Charles Mastney
each paid a fine of $4s and costs. a
total of $53.03 each, for having in
their possession nine ducks, while the
latter donated an extra dollar becarse
he was hunting without license
DR.. ]. l.. Robinson of Atlantic, Ia,
came to Nebraska for a little visit
and incidentally brought his gun along
for protection. A flock OF savage
Omaha daily bee., 1918-03-15

Muse-Today and Saturday Jewel Carman
will be seen at the Muse In ''The Girl With
the Champagne Eyes" Lovers of tense thrills
and rneIodrama will find plerty of IL in
this pretty love story filled with quick ac-
tion and human interest.
Omaha daily bee., 1918-03-15
Game Wardens, Euer on Alert,
Cause Arrests for Law Fractures

ducks attacked him near Ashlann and
in defending himself he killed three
OF them. A game warden in SYM
pathy with the ducks pulled the doc
tor and he meandered. his way bs ok
to his Iowa home $20.05 to the bad.
John Myheld of Grand Island and
Harry Hayward of the same place
paid fine of $l075 each for shooting
a duck apiece.
Sam Doringo of Fremont, John
Hopkins of Fairbury, Joseph Smith
and Mr.. James of Endicott paid ,ari-
Gus sums running from SIS and costs
to $1,000 for hunting without licenses.
Norton Prym of North Pend
killed two ducks and George Stover
at the same place also killed two. It
cost each of them $l3.45.
Omaha daily bee., 1918-03-15
Today's SporA Calendar

Bowling-Annual tournament Of Northern
Bowling association opens at Duluth.
Basket Ball-nlinois Valley Athletic asso-
citation championships, at La Sale, Ill. In
diana state interscholastic championships, at
Bloomington, Ind.
Polo--Opening of annual tournament Of
Camden Is. c. Polo club.
wrestling-Eastern intercollegiate cham
pionships, at Columbia university.
Base Ball-Philadelphia Nationals ieaye
for training camp at st. Petersburg, Fla.
Automobile-Opening of annual show at
Great Falls, Mont.
Boxing-Willie Gradwell against Jack
Perry, 10 rounds, at McKeesport, Pa. Phil
Bloom against Johnny Martin, Is rounds,
at New Haven.
Omaha daily bee., 1918-03-15


Empress--The devotion Of Americas man
hood is told in "Her Boy" five-act Metro
screen drama of mother love and patriotism
starring Effe Shannon and Niles WEIGH at
the Empress theater for the last half of the
week. BY every means In her power Helen
Morrison in Her Boy" tries to keep her
boy" from entering the service. only to find
that her most extreme measure. her last
card" is the very one that convinces him
Omaha daily bee., 1918-03-15
Alexander Offered Half
Of Bonus: Final C0mDr0miSe

Chicago, March l4.-Grover Alex
ander, the pitcher purchased from
Philadelphia by the Chicago Ma
tionals, and who is holding out for
bonus OF $4,000, has been offered
$4,000 as compromise, according to
special dispatch to the Daily News
from Clovis, N. M. through which
the team passed today on its way to
Pasadena, Cal
Omaha daily bee., 1918-03-15

tary Elephants, who are wonders at MILL
tary tactics, but also the Donald C, Thomp-
son pictures, which are direct from the war
in Europe, will give the little fellows a
chance at a first glance at war as 1t really
Is lover there" Another feature is Paul
Kleist a camouflager with regular cam
buflage act. 1t is show worth while for
every one to see.
Omaha daily bee., 1918-03-15
In the Silent Drama.

Strand--Only two more days remain In
which to see Marguerite Clark In her latest
Paramount picture, THE Seven Swans" 1t
is a screen adaptation of fairy story by the
same name and has during its showing here
been enjoyed by both old and young alike.
There are many notable scenes such as the
dance of the moon fairies large, elaborate
sets and story that Is full of action. Polly
Moran also is on the bill in Mack sSennett
comedy, Sheriff Eells Tussle."
Omaha daily bee., 1918-03-15
SENATORS LOOK like TAIL
ENDERS THIS YEAR; PIRATES
DANGEROUS, AYSFULLERT0N
Declares Pittsburgh Now Lugging Wealth of Undeveoped
Material and Will Not Be Any Joke; Washington
Stars, johnson, Milan and Mcbride, Now
Fading Is Belief.
BY HUGH s. FULLERTON.

Here we have December and May Of base ball-a going
and coming ball clubWashngton and Pittsburgh 1t looks
from tn early study Of the DOPE Washington is nterned
for the period Of the least that the which built up
made its bid and failed is slowly fading away and that even
crumbng.
On the other hand have Pittsburgh hopeless tail ender
Of last year, bobbing up with something that resembles real
ball club in the pakng Pittsburgh at least interesting
experiment in base ball. The team which the laughing
when studied in the light conditions There is lot of
hidden strength in this cub-t has bunch of undeveoped
material and is cnch that the Pirates of 1918 will not be
the joke they last big chance that the Joke
will be on some other clubs Let us see
Omaha daily bee., 1918-03-15

WASHINGTON
In Military Service, s.
Liable to Call, 3.
Fading.
Washington sure is ball club more
to be pitied than censured. It has
been hit harder by war conditions,
financially, than any other club. it has
been iplted terrihcally by enlist
ments and the draft, after most Of
the fans had been drafted away from
il, and it stands for more heavy jolts.
The team has been gradually losing
strength for three years and all the
efforts Of the owners seem useless. 1t
is developing few men and the old
ones are wearing. down under the
strain. Hit hard in the treasury
through lack OF interest in base ball
in Washington due to the war, it was
compelled to retrench in purchases
and salaries. and cannot afford to
buy strong players in competition
with the rich clubs, nor can At afford
salaries. This has caused dissatisfac-
ton among the veterans, and gloom
among all fans.
The team, already sadly lacking in
hitting power, and dependent largely
on defensive work and pitching. has
lost most OF its heavy hitters to the
army or navy. and has lost much OF
the strength that it strove to add
through trades.
Johnson Dissatisfied.
With Johnson dissatisfied because
Of cut in pay, with Leonard, Horace,
Milan, Mike Menosky and Johnny
Lavan in service, with Rice either in
service or about to enter, the prospect
is gloomy enough for Griffith.
Johnson, the mainstay OF the team,
is not satisfied. He does not like
reduced salary after the service he
has given the club. Last year john |
son lost bigger percentage of his
games than he has done for many
years. Some critic said he was slip-
ping. The fact is he was pitching al |,
most as we'll as he ever has done. but
the team was not hitting behind him,
ands besides that, the other clubs,
grown accustomed to batting against |
him, hit him rather more freely than
they have In the past. An examination
of his record last season, however,
shows that the heavy hitting against
Johnson almost always was in games
after Washington was beaten and
Johnson eased up.
Obtain Only Shotten.
Griffith has hard task to revive
the club, and one which, under the
existing conditions, seem impossible.
Rice, his one big discovery OF recent
years. probably will be in the navy.
He traded and secured Levan, and
Levan Immediately went into the
navy. He secured only Shotten in re-
turn for Gallia. and Gallia was a big
asset in helping Johnson with the
pitching.
The team as it now shapes up is
not serious first division contender,
nor is there much chance that it will
be. able to strengthen enough to
the strong clubs.
The financial situation is bad in
The war has sapped al
most all interest from base ball and
government employees are too busy
and too engrossed in their duties to
attend games. This has caused dis
couragenient among the players. The
dope -obably will show Washington
a number of points stronger than the
team really will be on the field be-
cause 0. this encouragement and the
lack of enthusiasm among players.
1t is hard luck, and old hard luck
seems to insist on rubbing it in on
Griffith. Buff the war should end
about June--Oh boyi
Omaha daily bee., 1918-03-15
Eldred Released.

Chicago, March AR. c. Eldred,
recruit outhelder with the Chicago
Americans, was released today to the
Sacramento club of the Pacific Coast
league.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-08-31

mozemy bez b6lu serca skazyWaG
tych naszych %biednych, rannych zof-
merry ma TO-, azeby giestami porozu'
miewali sic tyiko W razie potrzeby,
edy kazde poruszenie jest ola mich
czesto ciezkim w~ysi}kiem? Czy moze-
nv ma te dodatkowe meczarnie ska
zywac tych kt6rzy krew swoja pre-
lewaja "a nasza sprawe?
Tam "a oceanem juz robia swoje,
Powstala organizacya pomocy ran
nym Polakom - tutaj take praca
idzie. Trzeba te prace zwiazac z tam
ia i stworzy6 TAXA pomoc, azeby oni
wiedzieli, re sic o mich pamieta re
"a krew przelana znajda przynaJ'
mniej nalezyta opieke.
ia wspomnialem tylko malo o tych
rzeczach. Wy, Rodacy, W waszych
komitetach, W kt6rych radzicie,
wchodzcie W ~szczeg6ly. Jest komisya
wojskowa, ktora VAN tych szczeso-
low d~ostarczy, ia stara}em sic wan
tylko og6lnie przedstawic jak stoI
sprawl, do czego dazymy l jakiem'
drogami. Jestem gleboko przekonany
1 nam silna Ware W to, re my tam
prowadzacy akcye polityczna W Eu'
ropie W r6znych zakresach, W tel ma
szej piracy mozemy liczyc ma was, ns
vase poparcie z Gala swiadomos
cia tego CO robicie a my re swe,
strony wan przysiegamy, re swoj o
bowiszek speinimy dopoki nam 81
starczy. kierujac sic gfeboka wiara
| ie Polska napewno bedzie | re be
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-08-31
PRZEPISY


Og0rki soIone ia m;zcryc. W
kohcu ~Sierpnia, sdT, juz sic konczy
zbi6r og6rk6w, otraC - sN6ry mniej
dorodne i z6lte oS6rki n~iezdatne do
kwaszenia, ukladaG je W du6ych ka-
miennych Tub polewanych garlkach,
mocno upychajac i praesypu:ac obfi-
Gle najlepiei gruba Z kaWala tiuczo-
ma sofa. ZamknaG hermetycznle, o.
wiazawszy woskowym papierem /
trzymaG W zimnem miejscu. w ra-
zie uaycia, wyd0byC ma dzien pred
uzyciem tyle, ila-ieft -poirze0a, skra-
iaG jak ma mizerye i ma noe zalac
zimns woda, kt6ra SCI wyciagnie, a
og6rkom wr6ci jedrnOSj, potem wy
cisna6 je dobrze i przyprawtc z oc-
tenn i OLIVIA Tub Sm:c;ana. TAXA MI
zerya ma smak SNiezych ogorkow,
gdyz przez obrani2 &c sk6ry 7acho--
wujc n sw6j k0lor i smak, tracac
gorycz, kt6ra re si0ry pochodzi.
Og6rki w occie. Sw:ezo zebrane
DUE, zielone ogorki, rozkrajac ma
po{owy, pestki wyjaG, o26rki zas po-
krajat w paski, oparzyC gotujacym
sic octem. liczac kwarte ma szeSc-
dziesiat skrajanych pask6w i POGO
stawit W MIN do dnia nasteplego.
Nazajutrz 7ag0towaC kwarte sWle
lego octu z dwoma funtamt cukru,
prlestudzit i odlawszy poprzednl
(juz ME zdatny do uzycia) zalac MIN
og6rki. Nastepnego dnia odcedzic o.
Get ten z ogork6w, zagotowa6 so do
brze i goracym lecz ME go;u1acym
sic zalaC og6rki. Powtarzat te czyn-
unosc codziennie przez caly tydS1en,
odlewajac i (tym samym) goracym
octem (zagotowawszy) zaleWajac o.
gr6ki. Ostatniego dniI ocet lilac, "a
gotowat, dodac pare kawalk6w cy-
namonu, wloayG og0rki, zago;oWac
z niemi p%owt6rnie, a pc wys:udzenlu
zlozyG d o .sloja i owiazac pergaml-
nowym papierem, kt6ry nalezy ma
moczyc W wodzie szczelnle owiszac
mokrym sznurkiem. ,
Szalotki marynowa9e. Maia c.
bulke, zwana szalotka, oDrat z iu-
pink i posolit ma dwadziescia CITE
rv godzin, potem otsrszyc piotnem
| wrzucic ma gotujacy. sic ocet z
k~orzeniami, zagotowac pare ray
zlozyt do sloika. Uzywa sic W zimle
do sa}aty.
PAM J.. Boil. List musia1 zaglnac'
Ma wszystkie odpo"'adam. Ma ilsty
otrzymane po wtorku ME moze bye
odpowiedzi W ,,dziale ola kobiet" w
sobote. dopiero W nastepny tydzien.