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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-05-06
JUST Cn||(A C||6
AS CIVIL WAR E|V5I
Many In Cabinet Arrested An,
Wu's vlotory-chang Amy
Broken and Fleeing
Y. S. MARINES on euARp
BY the Associated Press

Pekin. May 0.--swecpins sov.r.
mental changes followed today the ma.
cess Of General WI pei.ru In winn,r.
the military mastery at Pekin. ~
civil war Is believed to have t...
ended. pt-5
President Hsu shih Chang issued /.
mandate dismissins Premier L,,n.
Shih- II and ordering his arrest.
Finance Minister Chang IIu and Mia.
lister Of Communications Ych. .Knns-
Cho also were dismissed and their arrs..
was ordered.
General Chang Tso Lin, tho ,I,nc..
urian leader, defeated by WI In ~.
campaign just ended, is dismissed fro,s y.
his post Of inspector general Of Man.
churia.
in Tientsin, where he has been on leSvs
for several months, is charged wiz
conniving with Chang Tso- Lin to pro.
Chang Tso. Lin, who brought loo,os
troops south Of tho great wall, 10 h..
lieved to have abandoned any idea a
ohcrins organized resistance. His 6isks
was hurried. He had proceeded 70 ~
l/OuId, ulOUX inc Ieklu llentStn rail.
way, with a view to directing opnsrs. !.
tions around the capital, when he iss,r.
ed Of the defeat there and fed, leay,rsl
his disorEanised troops to follow as besS
they could.
Half Of Chapg's army IL roamins n.
country between Pekin and TientSs.
all trying to reach the latter place a.
q point northward on the Mukdes
railroad. A message received fron
Tientsein through official channels isS
nisht said thousands of soldiers war
observed outside the city on their va
east.
SHANGHAI, May 0.--(By A, p,-
An American military observer return.
Ing to Tientsin from Machans savs
Chang's forces are still holding ssvss
kilometers beyond that town, Thsrs
is occasional firing. He saw scores a
dead, while hundreds Of wounded wers
uncared for in the improvised, Ia.
adequate hospitals, where they n,
pleading for water and food.
Admiral Strauss, commander AZ IN
American Asitaic Fleet. has left Tient.
sin to rejoin his ship. the cruise
Huron, and additional marine Euards
are arriving. The. American consulate
has ordered all Americans livins n
Chinese territory to come into the Tor.
eign concessions. Tho allied forces In
Tientsin have been mobilized in their
barracks,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-05-06
Funeral Of q. q. Weseott

Funeral services for Captain g. D.
wescott. Of Atlantic City, who died
in the Lankenau Hospital, May 4, will
be held In Spring City, Pa, Monday.
Captain Wescott, who was forty eight
years old, had been visiting his nephew,
Jacob Martin, 232 Tabor road. Three
weeks ago he contracted . cold which
developed into pneumonia. Durihg. the
war Captain Wescott was attached to
the Depot Brigade at Camp Meade. Be-
fore he entered the service he was n
railway mail clerk for fourteen years.
He was q member Of the Belcher Lodge
Of Nlasons Of Atlantic City, and he
was also q veteran of the Spanish =
American War,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-05-06
DODGE PUT ON PROBATION
Young Millionaire and Another Ap'
pear for Sentence on Dry Charge

Kalamazoo, Mich. May 6.-(By a.
P.-John Duvnl Dodge. young Detroit
John Duval Dodge. young Detroit
200, were placed on probation for one
year when they appeared before Circuit
Judge Weimer today for sentence.
They recently were convicted Of illegal
possession and transportation Of liquor
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-05-06
DEATHS

dHLiAaIHEER;,Mon i q p - NAY Z; iPaf S5sIIs. 5SHIIS
CHER tnee Whits Relatives and frisnd,S d,SviisS M
to The funeral on Monday morning. at 9so
o'clock. from his iats rssidence. 1850 n; sist
Lima Church Al. 10: o'clock. Intsrmont At
piiLLMoRE'@Msy 8. 1922 CHARLES L Z:
clssly at Sis late rssidencs. $500 Rid;s w.;
RSxbcroush: Friend. and orEsnasst'aanse EyIt.a On ses
sure TREMaoWR.-on SSeS!R May s. 1922. nIcx.
AEp ss tn,. sSsssESS sSSsr Il: ID, N NNys
and. r!ends. also Tribe. Frankford No. u q;
tnS s. fIns1sa s..asns. on ssss
Frankford. interment Oakland cemst;ry'
Remains may be viewed Sunday evening"
ERMY.-on May 8, 1922. HELEN l..
daushter Of Jacob and the late Lena Ermyy
tpss Richart). aged 20. Funeral seryicss ~ ~
the convenience OF the family, Hemsinns
may be viewed Monday evening. from x ely ~
KETCHAM,-May !. BENJAMIN KETCH.
Rsstiys; and f,'sSaa' =. sI;S ;,SDvtsS rsi';s q
S.!sna funeral .y,S TSsssy rSsSysr a,as
broad and Diamond ste. tnterment prlyaIs
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1922-01-30
Gun Worked All Right.

Story City Herald: Little Charles
Hill, son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Hill,
now knows that he can fire SHOT gun.
He had seen his uncles so hunting
a-plenty, had seen how they cooked
tile hammer and pulled the trigger,
how the gun went off with mighty
bang, and all that. So it is not long to
be wondered at that when he found Il
gun leaning up against the wall in
the cooper shop the other day he was
curious to learn whether the thing
would work for him. And it sure did
The only difference was that the gun.
going off indoors, sounded forty times
louder than it did outdoors, and es-
pecially as it was pretty close to his
little head. No damage was done,
except for the shot perforatiOns in
the ceiling. The scare the boy got
and the greater scare that some of the
srown-,,ps got are charged up to the
education of the boy.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1922-01-30
Notice of Referees Sale.

10 Whom it May Concern: Notice
IS hereby given that on the first day
OF December. 1920, a decree was render.
cd by the District Court Of Hamilton
Comfy, Iowa. in Il certain case therein
pending entitled, Bella Gurine Olson
-ArnesOn ct AL plaintiffs VS.. Emma
Olson Stenberg. ct al. defendants
directing the undersigned as referee {,
sell the following described tracts o.
real estate tO-wit -
East one half (EH) of the South
Easter Quarter (SEh) Section Twenty
Two (22) and North West Quarter
(NWA) of the South West Quarter
(SWA). and West one half (WM)
cf the South, West Quarter (SWAO
OF the South West Quarter (SWh)
of Section Twenty Three (Sec. 2:,)
Twp. Eighty Six $50 Range Twenty
Three (23) West of the 9Th T.. NJ.
Now notice is hereby given that pur-
suant to said decree the undersigned.
Tom II. Weeks, as referee will sell
each and all of said tracts or parcels
of real estate ut Public Sale to the
highest bidder on Thursday. the 18th
Cay of February, 1922, at the dwelling
house on the aforesaid land above
described at eleven O'Clock \. NJ. of
said day.
Said sale will bc made on a contract
providing for deed and an abstract
of title on March list. 1929. and all per-
sons interested may apply to the under
signed referee for further information.
Dated ut Webster City, Iowa, this
10th day of January. 1922.
Tom H. Wicks,
1-3Oro Referee.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1922-01-30
BIG DIOR
168TA Infantry
Will Celebrate Anniversary
of the First Engage
ment in France on
March 5.
IN DES MONIES
James Wedding, of This
City, Killed in This
Engagement.

4 reunion Of the 1GSth infantry,
which was part of the famous Rain
bow division and in which there were
a hundred or more Hamilton county
men, will be held in Des Moines Mon.
day, March 6. This reunion is to com
memoratc the first engagement of the
division near Cantigny March 5. In
this vicinity special significance at.
tachcs to this first engagement of the
division, for it was in this battle that
james Wedding, first Hamilton county
man to he killed in action in France,
lost his life.
March ; this year falls on Sunday,
50 the reunion is set for Monday. 1t
will he featured by banquet at G::O
O'Clock in the evening. All former men,
bers of the 1Gsth. or any other regi-
ment in the Rainbow division, in this
vicinity, are invited to attend Gov
ernor n. +. Kendall is to be one of the
speakers and Frank Miles, of the
Legionaire. will also speak. All men
who contemplate going are requested
to notify II. c. Kchnl, Shops Building,
Des Moines, not later than Feb. 10.
All members of the 1GSih. together
with brothers. parents. sweethearts or
wives are invited TO attend.
I'VE are going 20 have real feed
and reunion. Tell the Webster City
and Hamilton county bunch to come"
says letter to the Freeman. journal
tlis morning from II. G. Dawson, of
Dcs Moines. chairman Of the commit
tee promoting the affair.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1922-01-30
Baker.Dayis.

Miss Lillian Baker and Mr.. George
Davis, both Of this city, were married
Wednesday afternoon at 1870 o'clock
in Blue Earth, Mimi, Justice Bartell
officiating.
Mr.. Davis is the son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Harrison Davis, of this city, and is we'll
known in this vicinity. The bride has
made her home here for the past six
years, having come here from Lincoln,
Nebr., where her parents reside. Both
have many friends who will wish them
happiness. Tie young couple will make
their home here temporarily.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1922-01-30
BRIEF NEWS NOTES.
(From Fridays Dally.)

Henry Greenfield and son Arch, of
Kamrar, are visitors here today.
Ralph Abels, Richard Ohden and
George Janson, OF Kamrar, are visitors
here today.
Miss Marion Greenwood went to st.
Paul this morning for weeks visit
with her sister, Miss Helen, who IL EN-.
ployed in the First National bank there.
Manly Sweazey arrived here yester.
day from Iowa City for short visit
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. ID.
Sweazey.l He graduated from the Iowa
State University this week and plans
to teach the remainder OF this year In
the high school at Virginia, Mimi. He
will leave for Minnesota tomorrow.
Orm Danielson, of Ellsworth, was q
visitor here yesterday.
Mrs ]. r. Dahl, of Ellsworth, was a
visitor here yesterday.
Mrs. Henry Hassebrock, Of Kamrar,
was visitor here yesterday.
Mrs. Fl. Arcnds and Mrs. w. W. Cha.
baugh, OF Jewell, were Webster City
visitors yesterday.
Ed E,lvcnson and son. Galley, both
from near Williams, are in Webster
City on business today.
Mrs John d. Porter went to Ames
yesterday afternoon to visit, her daugh-
ter, Miss IeOrra, and sister, Mrs. r. 5.
Scott.
Martin and Louis Alvestad and G. !.
Nlillang. all from near Williams. were
Webster City business visitors yester-
day.
Williams people in Webster City yes
tcrday included Lillian II. Sheldon.
Mrs. A. J. Smith and son George Miss
Eta Wilcox and Mrs Ray T. Johnson.
Miss Margaret Lehnhard. who is at
tending the State University at Iowa
City, arrived home this morning to
spend Sunday with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. l.. a Lehnhard.
(F'rom SATURDAYS Daily.)
Mr.. and Mrs. +. f. Doughty, from
near woodstock, are Webster City visi-
tors today.
Mrs. j. ". McNee and daughter, Miss
Irene, of harrisburg, are visitors here
today.
Rev. L. r. Vets is home from sew
eral days trip to Grand Island and
Norfolk, Nebraska.
Mrs Mary Maxon went to WOODSTOCK;
this morning for short visit with her
mother.
The c. F. Toppenberg family, from
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1922-01-30
BRING
GOOD PRICE AT SALE
Boyd Weidlein Disposes of
F0rty-T Three Animals at
Farm.

Forty-three head of Hampshire hogs
were sold at the Boyd Weidlein public
sale Friday. The average price was
$44.6O head. The sale, held in a sales
pavilion in the barn on the Weidlein
farm southwest of this city, was well
attended. The top paid for on dndivd-
ual animal was $3.50. Other good
prices were $50, $3.50 and 5000.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1922-01-30

Contract for new water system at
Lake Wilson, Minnesota, has been
awarded to Henry Teget, local contrac-
tor. His bid was S10.363. Work on
the new pipe line will start as soon as
the frost is ont of the ground this
spring.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1922-01-30
Real Estate Transfers.

Minnie NJ. Wilson ct al to Standard
Oil Gov 2-3 lot blk % ID. 4 =.
II. X. Add W. C.-S5,:,OO.
Carrie Sweazey and hush to Carrie o,
Morrow--lot 10 blk IL W. C.-$1 900.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1922-01-30

CT Hamilton County, Iowa, that the
following banks he appointed as deposit
tories of tho funds of Hamilton County,
Iowa, for the year 1922 and amounts
so deposited not to exceed the follow
ing amounts
First National Bank. Webster
City S.d) tHH'OO
Hamilton County State Bank.
Webster City Observation-Disclosures 5O00OtD
Webster City Savings Bank.
Webster City-------------- 4000OOO
Farmers National Bank, Web
ster City ---------------- 3OOnm
First National Bank. Will
lian.s 2o,OOoUO
State Bank. WilIiams-------- 25OO0OO
State Bank, Blairsburg----- 2O0O0oO
Farmers Savings Bank, Blairs-
burg 1O,WWhO
Farmers State Bank, Kamrar 100000
Farmers State Bank. Els
worth lo.H'o.oo
State Bank. Jewell -------- lT.50O.0O
First National Bank, Jewell 15.OO0.M
stanhope State Bank, Stan
none .o,W'O.Uu
Farmers Savings Bank, Stan
hope 12.5OO.OO
State Bank. StatfOrd------- 2O.Oo0Oo
Farmers Savings Bank, STRAIT
ford lo,ooU.o"
Randall Savings Bank. Ran
dali 100000
First National Bank, Rad
cliffe lO.OOOG0
Security State Bank, Rad
clifre 3,No0.oO
First National Bank, story
City 3,OOooO
1t was moved and seconded, motion
carried. that the following named per-
sons ON account Of being county
charges. he allowed the following
amounts so lcng as they are county
charges during the year 1922; and the
county auditor is authorized to issue
warrants for the same.
: Mrs. Gertrude Raven $1,000 per
month.
Mrs. Bernice Riley. $500 per month.
Miss Abbie Patterson, $500 per week.
Evick Olson. $500 per month.
Berger johnson, $1,000 per month.
Hans Scvertson. $1G.0O per month.
Maggie Swift. $500 per month.
Mrs. S. a. Stolp. S13o0 per month.
Mrs Geo. Hill. $1,000 per month.
Mrs. Emma Scott. $1,000 per month.
Carrie NJ. LewisOn. $500 per month.
Anna Lewison, $500 per month.
Auditing of bills occupied the re-
lnaindcr OF the afternoon. a..
Adjourned TO Jan 9, 1922.
@ .is!m.. Jan. 6, 1922. .,.n.
The Beard VI Supervisors of Hamil-
toh County. Iowa, met OH the above
Gatc.. pursuant to nd joutlnnent, with all
members PRESENT. 10 VIZ /"
7'Cn motion nale' and 'scarraed the
Daily Freeman-J Journal. Weekly Free
nan aud Jewell Record We're appoint.
Cd as official newspapers IN Hamilton
County. Iowa. for the year 1922.
.Auili,iiis of bins occupied the re-
nf%:allislidaiii u the forenoon, 49,
Adiolirncti to I p! in. 80 IS S
"' Afternoon Session. Jan. 6. 1922.
The Board of Supervisors Of lIamil-
ton County, Iowa, rc-cOnvened us per
With all members present.
Auditing bills and drainage matters
occupied the afternoon.
Adjourned to Jan. Z. 1922.
Jan. !, 1922.
The Board of Supervisors met on The
above date pursuant to adjournment
with al members present
Routine work. auditing bills and TAX
ing Inventory of the county home oc-
lupintl the forenoon.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1922-01-30

Mrs. G. \. Alexander, who sold her
place in the southern edge of the city
last fall, will move to 1000 Water
street March l. The Jas. Hannah fam
lily, who live there now. are going back
to their farm near Williams.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1922-01-30

faction Of the Board on Dec. 6. 1921, can
ceiling the Iowa Mutual Liability Com
pensation Insurance Policy be rescindet
and the Board continue to carry sai(
insurance until expiration of the pol
ing aye
Proceedings on road on Stark lant
in Sec. G-sS-2G having been continued
to this date. were further continued II
May 2, 1929.
On motion Board adjourned to Jan
4, 1922.
Jan. 4, 1922.
The Board of Supervisors of Hamil
ton County, Iowa. met on the above
date pursuant to adjournment. Mem
bers present: J. NJ. Shaffer, f. L. Ep
pard and S. J. Cottington.
Quarterly report of County Clerk
showing fees collected in the sum OF
SGo4.7O was presented and on motion
approved.
Quarterly report Of County Recorder
showing fees collected in the sum- OF
1894 GO and annual report showing fees
collected during the year ending Dec
81, 1921, in the sum Of $163O.7O was
presented and on motion approved.
Annual report Of County Superinten'
dent showing a balance on hand in the
institute fund of S421.52 was presented
and on motion approved.
Annual report of Chas. BiernatZki
justice Of the peace. Boone township
showing fees collected during the year
1921 in the sum of $29396 was present
ed and on motion approved.
Annual report of Simon Sogarl. jus
tice Of the peace of Lincoln township
showing fees collected during the yeal
1921 in the sum of $4,000 was present
ed and on motion approved.
Annual report Of Chas. A. Harris
justice of the peace of Boone township
showing fees collected during tn year
1921 in the sum of $16525 was present.
ed and on motion approved.
Report of County Engineer Fl. A.
Little on Highway d. d. No. 251 was
placed on file and further proceedings
continued to Feb. 6. 1922.
On motion made and carried Jan 6,
1922, at 10 a. M. was set as the date for
naming the official newspapers for the
county for the ensuing year.
Routine work occupied the balance
of the forenoon.
Adjourned to I p. m.
Afternoon Session, Jan. 4, 1922.
The Boa rd of Supervisors re-conven.
ed as per adjournment with all mem
bers present.
/, u 1t was moved and seconded that DR..
.Etienne be employed as County Physi-
clan for the year 1922 at salary Gf
$4,000, payable monthly, and fifty cents
per mile travelled outside the corporate
limits of Webster City. while in the
performance of his duties as such
County Physician.
Motion carried.
The Board proceeded to check casa
and vouchers in the hands of the Coun-
ty Treasurer and found cash and voucll-
ers to correspond with the balance
sheet on file in the County Auditors
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1922-01-30

Wayside Tales: Did you ever notice
that"
Go on
THAT us soon as a girl finds out
there is no Santa Claus she begins TO
Believe in love?"
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1922-01-30
1t Must be So.

London Mail: rs pants singular or
rluval:"
IF Il man wears 'em. it's plural"
We'll. II he Doesn't"
Its singular"
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1922-01-30
COMPLAINS Of Assessment.

The bill of complaint, copy Of which
was forwarded to County Auditor Bax.
ter today, alleges that the executive
council through mistake fixed the ac-
tual value for the year 1921 in an
amount per mile much in excess of the
cost of constitution of the line and in
n much higher ratio than that fixed for
transmission lines of other companies /;
It also compla ms of system follow.
cd by the executive councils for a
number Of years fixing the actual
value for taxation purposes OF trans.
mission lines at the cost Of cOnstruc.
ton, rs reported to the executive coun-
Gil, which would equal the full market
value Of the line, while the actual value
for taxation purposes of other taxable
property within the state for cores
ponding years was fixed at less than
50 per cent Of it's market value.
Ask Injunction.
The petition prays that temporary
Injunction be issued restraining the col.
lection of the taxes on said transmits.
sion lines for the year 1921, based on
these alleged illegal assessments.
As there are large number of de.
PENDANTS, the communication to Mr..
Baxter suggests that Hamilton county
take MP the matter through County
Attorney Prince and arrange that Ben
j. Gibson, attorney general of the
state, appear in its behalf.
The defendants have fifteen days in
which to file objections or resistance
to the application for temporary in.
junction.
The company operates in this county
at Harrisburg and Williams.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1922-01-30

FOR SALE-Bourbon Red turkey toms.
81. Mrs. Ed Mccoy. Phone pa,
Williams iowa. 24d1-27d1x
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1922-01-30
ELECTRIC G.
files TAX SUIT
Iowa Falls Concern Appeals
From Tax Assessments
of State Executive
Council.
NAMES THIS COUNTY
Governor Kendall and
Others Named in
= Petition.
NAMES THIS COUNTY

Hamilton county, togcthet with 9th.
or counties in which are traaspission
lines of the Iowa Falls Electric Co..
Governor Kendall and others are made
defendants in an action brought by this
company to determine the legality of
the action of the executive council Of
1.-The state in fixing the actual value of
the transmission lines for taxation in
1901
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1922-01-30
Jan. !, 1922.

The Board of Supervisors met on the
above date pursuant to adjournment
with al members present.
Routine work. auditing bills and TAX
ing Inventory of the county home oc-
Cupied the forenoon.
Adjourned to p. III.
Evening star., 1922-07-25
Hail the Clam.

CLANS are usable in SO many ways
| that it is little wonder they are
|! a favorite midsummer delicacy
Every shore-dinner place has some
| clam speciality, and SO have many OF
| the big city hotels that in these
| days Of motor travel. are more and
more considered In the light Of sum-
mer resorts. And the home cook
can easily prepare clans in number
suggestions:
Clam Mousse-To make a quart
Of the mousse you will require three
or four dozen clans, according to
size. Put them into a kettle with
about a pint Of cold water and cook
clans. strain the liquor through a
cloth and measure. To two and two
thirds cups clam Juice allow one and
one third cups whipped cream; put
the clam liquor in freezer. season
with celery salt to taste, and freeze
the whipped cream, freeze five min
utes longer, then serve or pack In
ice and salt until needed.
Clam Chowder.-Butter q deep tin
basin, strew it thickly with grated
breadcrumbs or soaked crackers:
sprinkle sumo peQpSE oNcT dilu DIIs
Of butter the size of q hickory nut
and, If liked. some finely chopped
parsley. Put double layer OF
clans. season with pepper. put bits
butter over, then another layer OF
soaked crackers; after that clans and
bits Of butter; sprinkle pepper over;
add a cup of milk or water. and lastly
a layer of soaked crackers. Turn a
plate over the basin and bake in a
hot oven for three-Quarters Of an
hour Use half q pound of soda bis
cult and one-fourth Of a pound Of
butter with fifty clans.
Clam BisQue.-One-fou teaspoon
extract Of beef. twelve CLAIMS. two
tablespoons Of butter, two cups OF
milk. one slice Of onion. one. table,
spoon Of -four and two cups of water:
salt and pepper to taste. Chop the
clans fine and drain, saving the
liquor. Brown the onion in one table,
spoon of butter, add to the clam
LIQUOR, bring to a boil skim and
strain. Add the CLAIMS to the strained
liquor and the extract dissolved In
the water Return to the fire and
simmer five minutes. Scald the milk !;
rub the butter and -four together un-
til smooth, add the milk and cook
until it thickens. Season the clans
and the broth carefully and when
ready to serve add the milk. Serve at
once.