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through Magellan strait and up the Pa
cific coast, these ships of war will pillow
their way through nearly 14,000 nau-
teal knots of brine. From mid-Decem-
Der until mid-April the whole world
will watch the progress of the sixteen
mighty American battleships and their
attendant lesser war vessels. Every
nation on the map of the globe will
take a keen official interest in the news
of the cruise. Intelligent citizens in
every cline will follow the dispatches
chronicling the onward career of the
splendid squadrons. 1t is an impor-
tant piece of world news.
In the United States naturally the
cruise of this great fleet from the At
lantic to the Pacific will be of the high
est interest to the average person. For
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was saved to the navy an officer who
for a generation past has been its most
picturesque character and one of its
ablest men.
Rear Admiral Evans is now near the
is said that he is highly pleased with
his assignment to command the fleet
on the cruise to the Pacific, thus round
Ing out his long career with a service
of unusual distinction. which will be
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HE winter cruise
from the Allan
tic to the Pacif-
ic of the great
fleet of sixteen
battleships ana
their attendant
vessels will eat
up approx
mately 100000
worth of coal.
1llS Will ne the
biggest item of
expense incident
to the cruise.
The $4,000 men
on board the
ships will eat no
more than they
do on other
duty unless it
should happen
that the south
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\ round num-
bers 1900 men.
let us say one
man for every
mile of the dis
lance to be
made, go with
X G ar Admiral
"Fighting Bob"
Evans in his
fleet of war YES
sells from the
Atlantic to the
Pacific. These
are IN o 5 t | y
II a val officers
and s Q a m e n,
with a sprin-
king of United
States marines.
They are in the
aggreg gate the
physical flower
the huge and
hefty bouquet
of the American
nouNr And II 10
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ATS off! The
fleet is passing
by. More than
h a | f W a Y
a + o Il n d the
earth in sailing
distance about
10000 miles
to reach a point
3, 900 m lie $
away by land,
the most mag
nificent, the
most fornida-
BILE. the most eff
fective of naval
fleets sets sail
from Hampton
L o n d S, Vir-
ginia, for San
e ra II is C o.
From the At
lantic to the
Pacific, fro IN
the east to the
west by way of
the south, down
the Atlantic
Goa S t. around
- IT
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them any bouquets undeserved to say
that they constitute the finest and fit
test fighting force that ever trod the
decks of steel war monsters.
Robley d. Evans, the commander in
chief of the fleet is perhaps the best
known man in the navy. From his
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IGunS OF stCOHudTy DdlleIy IIUl BIVtII'I
According TO the itinerary mapped
out, the ships must travel 1922 knots
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ROUTE OF THE FLEET AND DISTANCES.
Sans are close TO the mark. The
United States has two long coast lines
TO defend, separated by 5000 miles of
land. Until the acquisition of Hawaii,
Guam and the Philippines our Pacific
coast was relatively unimportant in
naval sense. United States ownership
Of those islands increased the impor-
lance of Pacific coast naval patrol.
Japan's growing military and naval
orowess further enhanced this lmpor'
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-10-04

Sunday fair and warmer says the weather man.
 R. E. Davis of DreNius Big Store is confined to his home Wi,h illness.
 -Wanted-To buy < small second hand fireproof safe. Apply to Waters Pierce Oil Co., lo ot
 Wanted or three furnished rooms centrally located for lisht housekeeping K. care Graphic. 10 6t
 -Lost- -Lady's gold watch; nolcaed around edge and studded with clipped diamonds. Gents picture in back. Black fob attached Reward Tor re- turn to Graphic office lo 5t
 Wanted -SalesmeA =to cali on fe- fail stores Popular line with adYef- fsing that pays. Holiday season just open. llustlers with ability can easily make $30o.00 monthly. ?. o. Box Nc. f35. Dept G3. Iowa City, Iowa
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Y. o. Alexander has returned from Neydel
 Tom rarham visited Little Rock yesterday on business. l.. o. knoN has returned from d business Nip to St Louis. Ntorney \. ]. Can't was business visitor iI Arkansas City yesterday. Mrs j. w. Crawford is the guest of Dr. and Mrs. II. C. Cupp in Memphis. John M Oracle, the well known planter was in the city yesterday on 1 business.
 ]. w. Watson left last nigaJ for Texas in the interest of the Watson l Company,
 Mrs. Harry llankins and Miss Sal 1 lie liankins are visiting VI. C. Cross and family. k A Tindau of stutstau aad W II. Bellamy of Altheimor are quests at the Hotel Jefferson
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interest. and We would have been glad if by applauding we could have called her back and had more ot 1t.
 "A Trip Through Rural England, from the capable pen of Mrs. W. L. Dewoody was Very interesting. and We thought
 "Oh, to be in England now. This pleasant land of our fathers, With her sunny smiles, her golden fruits,
 And all her world of flowers. So clear and beautiful was this pie ture of Rural England,' that it took us some time to come back to this ''land of ours and think with loving pride on it's yastness and grandeur.
 Gray's Elegy, as read by Mrs. Land had it's depth and truth brought out with effective clearness.
 The hospitality of Mrs. Lyle Was accepted for our next meeting, De toher 2.
 Press Correspondent.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-10-04

Mrs NJ. l.. Bell has returned from Chicago. where she spent the summer with her son, Attorney Fayette Belt.
 r. E. Bloom came up from Fordyce yesterday afternoon and Will spelld Snndav here With relatives and friends
 W. F. Mulliken will go to Chicago Monday 10 attend the Deep Waterways convention as a delegate from Jeffer- son county.
 Mr. and Mrs. !. M. Simpson are en- fertaining their friend. Mrs. Ander- son. of Little Rock. at their home on West Barraoue street. E. Walter Workman, a former Pine Bluff boy who is now living at Mar i shall, Texas. is in the city visiting his mother and other relatives. ]. Coley Stiyers of Owensboro, Ky ! who will manage the new moving Anjcture show on West Second avenue will soon move his family to this city from OVensboro.
 John 0. Harrison. who went to Cali lfarnia several months ago, has return led to Pine Bluff accompanied by his
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Sesame Club.

Sesame Club.
 The first fall meeting of the Sesame Club convened Tuesday with Mrs. l.. K. Land, Mrs. T. E. Gillespie presi- dent Never has the club had a more efficient presiding officer. Following Ithc usual business, came the election of two new officers. Mrs. Julia Noel was elected vice president, and Mrs. McC1oud, secretary. England
 This fortress built by nature for i htrself. Thi. precious stone set in a silver sea.
 Was the theme of interest, as shown by the following papers:
 Mrs. I.yle's Early England and Hel IGreatest Saxon King. was of unusua'
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-10-04
SOME GOOD DRESS FABRICS

we section shows all the pest I'es, o+ mention only o our hnes'  will line of me
 
 finished mstfoos. "ol sl5 Price n material pA. .tO M+JEST-The broad range e nA nS t ........ ... ............ soc and 65c rnyrKv clOTllFoy riding Rain dust proof DO nieS X u O
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-10-04

Shelton, entertained at five hu dred' yesterday afternoon in honor : Mrs. Shelby Gabbert of Pine Blu Three tables were arranged for u players, the prizes being won Mesdames Benjamin Smart and ". Simpson. A novel feature WIS 2 fact that the guests entered and lunched downtown, the conclud' feature being visits to the seve1 moving picture shoWs.-lA'tle Ro Gazette.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-10-04
NO ATTEMPT MADE
 TO WORK NEGROf

Jonesboro, Oct. 3.--B. T. Beaver, mill owner of Truman where recen a serious race riot occurred betwe the whites and blacks, who was he today, said everything is now qu here. J. A. Franklin, the contractor W had charge of the negroes, ha. ne made another attemept to wora blacks, and it is said that to do would mean bloodshed.
 Mr. Franklin was refused milit aid
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-10-04
HOUSEKEEPERS' ITEMS

Tuesdays special selling We on@
 "sr 'sS yard o' S>sSn ruesaay '9'f at D. ' 2ac notcea1 sxso size S. am guaranteed not to pull! apart 50c cn.cu . .n,o,aia Crash Fnl
 Ig hsrgan at ......... ........ nm. 10c PILLOW CASESIarce full sized 45x36 inches We'll aoe of soo1 material ony .......... .... ......,. 10c fine trade line Of extra aso grade White Spreads that are really worth ss5o $5 00
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-10-04

                                            '       ''-@.s-.,-         
 tas.asVsss.-,sss,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-10-04
HART SCHAFFNER & MARX and STEIN blOIh CV.

make our clothing We are h"r Mi" "S" :" " m , ,,. .om,l.,c line. of best h !"" "am a , I iul of oa, right to the minute III ' '" 
 HOSIERY COMPANY TNDEKWEAR-aNn& the soe ase1
 t,. nrfenabv nl Ne ol Uet III con and especially fni 1ashloheo weight hab@gan wool at per shirts ana 'E' " ~ .......... =............ .Sl 50 il dozen palrs o "ee Ill
 strength where siFeh2lA S every 'e s' % rP % wonderful values at ..~......... 25c >rG,GEE Brand Sht company o' ,o,,, work shirts Noh s-' taH po" -. ...... ...... .......... 75c
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-10-04

ISAAC DREYFUS COMP PANY
 EVERYTHING VARIABLE h S+ore will be Closed Monday Account of Holiday

 SUBSCRIPTIONS for the Ladies Home lcurnal taken at Pattern Counter.
 fIJ.NY BANDS and Ed9inSs in an eX- tcnSive line Of new designs, Just feceNed.
 BOYS HOSE-The famous Black Cat, Leather Stockings for school wear Heavy ribbed and guaranteed fer wear, ? cents.
 
 RECHINGS-A new design ill Rsichin@s just in All leading colors of chiffon II, ing with T black stripe near edge.
 -------- BELT BUCKLEs-A large and handsome line of these in gilt, cameo jade etc. he same as offered ill jewelry stores, but sold here at department store prices
 HAT PIN fOLDERS-A late novelty 2'c.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-10-04

has retu ,q;c,a, where she home
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-10-04
Boy Proof Clothes

are vastly different from the other kinds in that !"u do not have to buy them often. They'll wear neaf ly twice as long and will appear well all the tme
 ,T.S ALL IN THE SELECTION OF MATERIAL and in the care of making up Strictly all wool fab rics and made with the panstakine care given pest mems clothes is wha does the trick.
 Price ........ s5.C> to $500 BOYS HATS--A full line of haltlsone hats ia all best shades and ill 1he shapes their papas veal Priced ........ ........-... .OO to $2.50 BOYS WAISTS AND BLOtSES-Made of good heavy madras in neat patterns. Made with siFSheU collar band and interlined collar and open cuffs Patent waistband. Positively the best waist you eyer bought at the price Only ............... 25c
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-10-04

\ Novel Affair.
 Mrs. George Conln Byrd, 2o24 Spring street. assisted by Mrs. R. F..
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-10-04
HOES

MEN'S plNM0RE SHOES special last Tor easy wear and durability. Made of sllnmeta cali 'a23 will not peel or scale Heavy single sole@ Stfo'sA sewn, The ideaI cold weather shse. We have this in all styles of butcher ba. l'flee .'.es... So 5U MISSES DRESS SHOE N o1eciai price Fms K handsome patent kid shoes hlaehef s}AlAs= Misses heel Mckay welt sole very neNihlc. medium weight An excellent $3oo. is original prjce special .=. ....... $2.50 SCHOOL SHOE-Anothtr special Made Of heavy stock glazed vci kid, with d0o'!e Mckay st"ed sole Rccula1 school heel. reinforced with steel clrc!ets paten tip BucheJ style Was $2.ao. special S2.OO OVEEG ALTERS ia black. tan, brown, green fed and drah Also thr high eal Napoleon o1efgailef Ill eolors Prices s.... .-=#-=....ss. soc to S1 co
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-05-28
B6jka W bozntcy.

Z Broddw donosza do pism:
lwaowskiioh: Ma so'lboote pc poiudniu
zwolali syonidol do tutejsz'ej b6zni..
cy zgromadzenie, ma kt6rem mia1
przemdwic fagitator syonistyoany
Abrahaamtsto5ihin. Gdy jesd11niiak j j. oini-
Sol ajawili sic v ,oz1naozon1ejj il gosdz,-
mic v bdAnloy, sastall iuz tam
mn6stwo ortodoksyjnyoh ty'd;dw,
modlacych sic kt6rzy ME chcieli
astapid : bdznicy, ~protestujac
przeciw nadu&ywanriiu !. b6snicy ma
po1ityozne sgromadzenia. *Syionliiissy,ii
jednak chciell prsemoo1a odbyc
zgromadzenie, rzuoili sic : kijami j
lichtarzami ma .ohasyd6wti zaozefa
zig v bd1nicy biiatyka, tax ze "a;
radon bdanioy musia1 zazadad
pom'ooy tanddarrimeer:yi oelem przy-
wrdceniia spo;xooju. s,yohiisooi u]rza-
wssy aandarmdw, umkneli natyoh-
Mast zostawiajac ne miejscu WALK
podarte Aapelusze. Sprawl Il
opr1e sic . sgd. gdyt modlacy siie
wsl6wc1as iydaii wnosa4prts,,etoiiiw KILN
syonistom d~onniesallenie kairinnlee' do
prokuratoryi . pr1es1kadzanie pod:
ossaaa modlitwy v bdsnicy.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-05-28
Ohydne morderstWO.

n
z Paryza donosza, ze 80 letni
Eugeniusz Ver;te zamordowai swa
b.bke, 80 letnie wdowe. Zbrodr
niarz wledzial, ze staruszka posiada
oszozednosci, a chcao ia Emusic do
wydania tajemnicy, gdzie ukr.ywa,,
trzyma} glove staruszki mad pton4>
Gym ma kominku ogniem. zemllasaq
i bliska JUL smierci dobil kllkoma
pchnieciami noza.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-05-28
Dzuma " Wenecuell.

Rad Stan6w Zjednoczonych o.
trzymaf z La Guyra, miasta wenc'
cuelskiego " pofudniowej Amery-
&C., wiadomosci, il we Venezuela:
panuje dzuma. Szpitale SO pefne.
umierajacych ludzi, ktdrzy So pc
kryci ranami. Me wiadomo, czy:
sie tn ma do czynienia z dzuma
buboniczns. Rad Venezuela
wstrsymuje wszelkie wiadomosoi o.
zarazie. azeby sig &adna wlesc o
rozm,arach tel kleski do zagranlcy
ME przedostafa. Donosza, il zara~
"a ia coraz to wiecej pochfania
oflar. w ml,stlch portowych pa
nuje najwie4 sze w~lbuizenie. Licz-
ne okrety ME przylmuja JUL lad
nych. podr5znych do La Guyra.
Lekarz, kt6ry stwierdzit, lie zaraza
Jest dzuma buboniczna, zosta}
wrzucony do wiezienia, z kt6rego
sic dopiero p6zniej "a wstawleniem
sic diplomacy zagranicznej wy
dostaf. F..
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-05-28
Samob6jstWO W miednicy,

w niezwykty sposdb odebrai
sobie zyoie " Brakola pod Trye-
stem 81 letni Jan sohmutz, wyro-
bnik, a mianowioie wr6ciwszy poi.
no W nocy W podpltym stanie do
domu, nala} peina miednlce woody,
w}oty} nastepnie " MIA ca4a glove
i trzyma}, al sic udusit.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-05-28
CIEKAWE RzECzY
Bomba v kosciele.

Onegdsj v jednym koscioi6w
Y Pradze odczuto podczas nabo-
tenstwa dym, 60 doprowadsifo do
wykrycia bomby " iednem Z "a
g}ebien sciany. Obok bomby znaj~
dowafa sic kartka wypisanem a.
dresem i nazwiskiem niejakiego
Francisxka Vanleka, Z zawodu see"
wca. Przeprowadzono u nlego rec
wizye i z~nalsziono wiele piem u
lotnych tresci anarchistyczne]-
vaniek przyznal, he jest anarchi~
sta lecs zaprzecsyl, jakoby by}
bonnie umie6cif v ko6ciele.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-05-28

NikczemnOsc zydOMsk8..

z Rxymu donosx& 0 skandalicz-;'
mem xachowan,u trxech os6b Iy.{
|dowskioh v kaplioy sykstyhskiej;
v sam4 Wielkanoo b. r., 0t6t II
kaplicy sykstyhsklej, gdy ojclec
sw. " same Wielkanoo wydzielal
Komunia sw., spostrzekono, be-
jedna : acknowledgement pan wy
jela swieta hostya z ust reks,i
kt6ra ia TAX machnefa, jakoby COS
rauciia M ziemie. NatyohmiasI teI
pania i zarasem druga panic panaE
jednego, kt6rych zachowanle przy3
Stole Pansklm podpadlo, zaprowars
dzono do zakrystyi, gdz:e gfdwnie
bsdano, gdzie wspomniana hostya;
p~ozostala. Odnosna pani twierdzifa,
lie ia znowu do ust wlozy}a, gdY1
widzia}a, 10 obecni ma nia patrza.
Pokaza{o sig, ze wszystkie try
osoby do Aydostwa nalets: 6w pan
nazywa sic Failbogen jest profes
sorem prava We Wiedniu, jedna
osoba zenska to jego. iona q druga
krewna ich. Pozwolenle bye obeo"
nymi ma Mszy 6w. OLGA Sw. wyje~7
dnall sobie przez po5rednictwo poe
s}a austryackiego, kt6ry mniema1,
ze 50 katolikami. Podiug ostatn1ch|
wladomo6ol wydalono owego lydia
p~rofesora z uniwersytetu wiedeh-
skiego.
#-. bed %. E'.F-. .= tE- .]T
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-05-28

j wydot potsjemuie oste>
~ lego krowy, pewisn, y odt4d
jego wfssria kro v bsd.is daw.aa
o.tery r.1y tyie mlef.. NJ jat
niskim po1iomle,f o6wiaty dw gcs.,
podarE sic snajduje, potssaf to y
pelnem 1vietie dopiero pr1y oere-
mlontale wlewani;s strsdsiohlsg;ooi
mleka We w,ydriuraw ione rotlgi i dig
gnao pr1ytem krows . ogon!
Gdsie ,tnsro.sedek?! Gd.ie wiarap!!
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-05-28

moins DyiO r0IP0cs40 TODot okoiO
dalsss1 budowy no1wsgo schronista
Tow. tatrzahslkiego.

sTRUDzoNA TwARz, bl.da,
vychud4ona p.vno .ost.vi sl.dy
IA na..ym umytle. 5easli }sst Is
tw.r. ulubionsj csoby, natk,, tony
|lpb dsiesl., n.sse sersa ] .alu Boz
FIe,., Take tva..e pr.esIadu14 mas
j We 6nie, : J, p,r.e,ad.tawi.je sig pred
n..,vmi oo,ami pr,y vista eaniu.
go.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-05-28
Kosci6f ola palaczy.

oto naino,ovs..a,.= 1dobyca v a.
Itlantio City v sta'inie New Jersey
" Ameryce4 Pastor Sidney Good
man chloe wszystkkiim swoim owlecz.
.kom ME odmawiat przy1jjae1mDnoSoii
ns nav i u lkoda6ciiele, to TEL otawiatdo'zy3}
nir / ]. " il v Kosoiele zmar-
twyohwstaniia podozas pewnych ma
bozenstw bedzie motna palic fajkii
i oygara. Panowie mog44 nawett
ppozby11wac sie surduutddw' j krawat6w;:
Kobiety v takioh nabosehsttvaach
natnralnlie nj rasiie ME ME m Il 1bratc
u,dsia{u, kadne to st66sunki.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-05-28
Najwieksza lodi podWod-
ma.

Najwieksza LODI podwodna na
6wieoie zostanie niebawem zbudo
wanlail v francuskiem poroie Cher:
bourg. Posiada6 ona bedzie $50
stop dtugosoi i ID stop s%zerokodoi,
apojemnosc jej wynosic bedsie
e25 ton. Podw6jne 6ruby pedzone
.beda przez cztery motory ~elektryoz-
ne 0 sile 1000 koni parowyoh diva
motory 1i'na'ftowe tel sa'mej silly.
LODI bedzie mnnog}a sred,nio robid
ma godzihe Is WICKLOW. Uzbrojenie
tego nowego statku sk}adac sic
btdzie z czterech RUIZ torpedowyoh
z ktdrych tazda a ,a, ia6 bedzie
pc diva toorpedy.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-05-28
Skutki ciemnOty.

Pewlen gospodarz z wioski G !,
sasiadujacej z osiecsna, pod Les1"
mem, dostawa} cd swej jednej kro-
wy bardzo mafo mleka. W. Well
XII Czwartek, ktdry Z dni W. Ty-
godnia najwiekszy Ola sabobonua
ma urok, postanowii vice mleko
cd obcych krdw swej krowlo
,,pr1yoiagnadp W tym oelu pc
ssedt " nocy do obory innego go
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-05-28
POgfoskl o mOrderstWl6
rytuslnem.

w miesoie Trzebo1 (Wittiugau)
ma Morawach, obudziia zaniepoko-
jenie posr6d luduosci sspogfoska ja@
koby ma dworcu " Gmund znajdo
wala sic skrzynka re zwlokami do
rosfej dziewczyny, przys{ana kole-
j. pod aaresem pewnego lydia. Z
obawy pred rozruchami antyse~
mickiem,, komisya sadowa z Berna
udala sic ma miejsce stwierdzi}a,
ze pogloska jest ~zupefnie fa4ssywa.
Pow6d do niej dat zapewnie fakt,
te dziesiecioletni syn, robotnika
zawad,la zniknaf pred .swietami,
a we Wielka Sobote zwfokl jego,
zamarzniete znaleziono " leslie.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-05-28
Sniegl W %zaK6panem.

NJ IraaesoGonc-. s 4.
esso1e na gdrach reglaoh
lutte tniexi, /. 1inno ,tale Die 4
tr1ymu !. wogols dotklSvie c.ud
,ie dale ohtodoa xiosna- Do Nor
skiego Okla droga savalons jest4
,snisaami tax dalecs. e wssslks
komun; kacya q. achroniIEsssn aas,
glasprzsrwis;.s tego powoiu ME
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-05-28
OSLAB:IIONY O|RGA-
MIN

t.H-E--t -.-. - 4.g.& q. -t.#NEHt.E .EE
Organizm oslabiony przaz tego 70.
zabursenia nsrsad6w trawia 2
.,oych, jak b6le zolqdka, dyspepsya
:iiestrawnos6, kuro1e itym podobness
wzmloucni sic wklr6toee, ezeli zaraz
;zaacza6 utywad Sew e,w.,ery GofYez q z : :
Ilekarstwo to Pomagaa c-
wpracy trrawieniia, jjedno'-
''ossesnie vk1naonia apetyt. Gems SO
! y 800. spr6buj jedne bnteifs Cd
Je1eli apte ''tE ME mose.
lei diostarozyc, to my dostarosymy.,
Es1edd duayoh butelek poslemy ! sa-
nj oplacimy koszt prsesyski eksspp,r'ee pre-,
sem Pc otrlym..anfia ss-oo-V.F =.
|severa Co. rapids lows;
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1908-09-04
SOMETHING OF A NOVELTY.
English Method Of Preparing ArtL
chokes with Eggs.

A novel English dish recently en-
toyed by the writer is described in de-
tail for lovers Of novelties in the
way Of savories. The recipe is suffi-
cient for tasty bite" for six per
sons. The ingredients are two pounds
OF artichokes, one scraped onion, three
ounces of grated cheese, one teaspoon
full OF celery salt, one ounce Of but
ter, salt, lemon Juice, and six eggs.
The aruchokes are pared and cut
Into one-fourth-inch slices quarter Of
an inch thick and then covered with
water, to which little lemon juics
has been added, also the scraped onion
and the teaspoonful Of celery salt.
When boiled till quite soft drain OF
the water, to which the butter and
grated cheese are TO be added, mixed
with little rice -four in the way one
uSua'ly makes soft sauce. Into
this made sauce return the srtt
chokes.
Toast enough bread to cover the
bottom Of an enameled baking dish,
butter the bread and lay II around the
dish, pouring the sauce over 1t, and
after 1t has soaked ten minutes warm
1t In the oven. Meanwhile separate
the whites from the yokes OF the six
eggs, add pinch Of salt to the whites,
and beat to a sti froth; then cover
the warm contents Of the pan with it
drop the whole yolks at equal dis
tances apart, and then bake the whole
until the white froth is slightly
Drowned.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1908-09-04
SAVORY DISH OF VEAL.
Meat 10 Appetlzing Cooked II Form
Of Cannelona.

siI tablespoonfuls Of chopped lean,
cool veal, two teaspoonfuls of chopped.
cooked ham, six chopped preserved
mushrooms, the yolks OF two eggs. .
small teacup OF white sauce, three
quarters of pound of pun pastry.
Flour some round wooden sticks about
four inches long; the handle Of old
wooden spoons would do. Roll the
pastry out to the thickness OF an
eighth of an inch wide. Cut II into long
strips about an inch wide. Twist these
loosely round the sticks. letting the
edges overlap each other In the twists
Bake them In q hot oven until they
are pale brown color. Allow the
pastry to cool little, then gently
draw out the sticks. Mix the veal
ham and mushrooms, put them into .
saucepan with the sauce and stir over
the fire until the mixture is hot, add
the yolks OF the eggs and stir for Q
minute longer. Season carefully, then
fill in the cannelons with the mix.
ture.
Leave them until cold, and serve
them garnished with parsley or water.
cress. II hot dish is preferred, heat
the cannelons slowly in the oven. The
remains of any kind Of cold meat may
be used In the place OF veal.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1908-09-04
Peoples Preseyterlan Church. I've

Peoples Presbyterian Church. Twea
ty-third and Washington avenues
Preaching at IL n. IN. and p. m. Sun.
day school at e:30 p. IN. Christian En-.
deavof at p. IN. Praise meeting
Wednesday at p. IN. Covenant meet
ing Friday at s p. IN. Welcome to ali
D. d. COLE. Pastor.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1908-09-04
Baked Eggs.

Heat . tablespoonful OF butter in .
small granite pan; when hot break in
- many eggs IS you wish cooked, sea-
son with salt and pepper, and pour
over enough sweet cream to cover
eggs. Place in the oven for . few
minutes.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1908-09-04

Sunday services at Zion Baptist
Church begins at l0:i5 a. III. Sunda,
Ichool al e:i5 a IN. AtG:3O p. m. the Is
Y. P. U. meets for praise and deyo
uonal service, meeting lasting one
hour. Evening service begins at 7:SO
sharp. A special invitation is e1.
tended TO the sinner and backslider.
REV. A. E. REYNOLDS.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1908-09-04
SHORTER A. III. E. CHURCH-SuN
DAY SERVICES.

Preaching by the pastor. Rev. A. NJ.
Ward at II a m, and p. m Glass
meeting at 1880 p. m Sunday school
. p. IN. Allen C. Z. League at d,
All are made welcome.