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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-29
STRANGE STORY BROUGHT
OUT AT BIGAMi HEARING

BERLIN, Nov 2S.-A sentence Of eight
months Imprisonment for biSany was
passed on Dr.. Robert PAUL.. young Bcr-
lin university man OF n prominent and
wealthy family, al LeipSic this week.
Dr. Paul. married 1T Boston, Mass. in
October 1898. a German woman. but hs
denies the legality OF this marriage. which
he says was nullifed by tho action OF his
wife and children in deserliDS him.
Fourteen years later, on December IS.
1907, he was married to Lydia Chotow.
a Russian woman, in London. Eut DR..
PAUL. considers that this ceremony was
Il joke. because he saws. IL took place
while hc was drunk and against bis viii.
ON tho morning al the wedding somebody
put him aud tho bride into Il cab Mt the
Savoy hoiel ard took them 10 q rostau-
rant whore he became intoxicated
PAUL. declares that he was then taken
to n mysterious dim-lt chamber IN
remote part OF the metropolis, where
man "Clad In sombrc S:nbcrdinc' per-
formed ~cTio-cpmic marriage Later
the defendant says. an actual ceremony
took place ut . registrars Office, but there
q certain person had imporsdnsted him.
Tho Chotow woman told n different story.
aud as thc signature OF the registrars
cccords was identified as PIuli's he was
found guilty
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-29
FRENCH GENERAL MAY
Be FATALLY WOUNDED
Ncrand Is Shot by Aggricyed
Algerian in Mistake for
Another.

PARIS, Nov. 2S.-A man. believed 10
be insane snd having An imaginary
grievance against the war department.
shot aud seriously wounded General Ne-
rand today on the steps OF tho Hotel
Continental. as the general was enter
Ing tho building to attend banquet
The man was arrested. Later it was
learned that he had mistaken General
Vcrand ior General ErUn. minister of
war.
The attempted assassination creafcd .
sensation. IL occurred few moments
after President FallicTcS left the Hotel
Bristol nearby, whcr" hc was calling on
ElnE Manuel OF Portugal.
As four shots rang ont people Ina the
streets first thought that an attempt
had been made against tho life OF the
president or the king OF Portugal. Hun
drCds ran in ih. direction of The shots
and several officers sprauG upon Cen
oral Ncrands lssailaut. who proved To
he an Algerian. He Was uvcrpowered
With difficulty and was found TO hr a.
walking battery Of revolHers and dag
gers.
General Nerand received bullets i'm the
neck and forehead, and his condition is
considered dangerous.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-29
REIlHSTAG TO DISCUSS
AMERICAN TARIFF LAWS

BERLIN. Nov 2s.-Thc reichstag
viii recoDvcne Tuesday, the emperor
returning 10 Berlin to open the session
personally. The speech from the throne
is expected 10 contain interesting fore
casts Of the imperial policy. The ses-
sion will be comparatively quiet, il is
believed, although the embttcrmcnt be.
tween the various parties is still in
tense.
Socialists are the only party salts.
fed with the course of events since the
finance bills were passed The recent
bye elections for the Tcichstag and the
state and municipal elections show a
drift of political tendencies strongly
toward the Socialists.
The deliberations in the reichstag are
expected to touch american affairs.
Various points of the American tariff
will be discussed in some form, even if
no treaty or tariff agreement is pre-
Scntcd for ratification.
The P1n-Germau members are likely
10 cTiticisc tho recent declaration Of
Count BcrnsuorA, the German ambassa-
dor at Washington. of the aims of Ger
man policy. which amounted TO renun-
citation Of further colonial ambitions.
American trade affairs Will probably
be brought up in the discussion of the
bill taxing potash exports below syn
dlcatC prices.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-29
SCORE Of JAPANESE
ARE KILLED II WRECK
Fifteen Others Are Injured. and
One White Nan Is
Victim.

VANCOUVER. e. c., Nov. 2S-
Twenty japanese were killed aud IF
teen injured. several Of them fatally. IN
wreck of work train on the Great
Northern railway, between Vancouver
and New Westminster, today.
One white man, George W. Kemp, a
commercial traveller of Vancouver. was
injured, lie was riding on he work
train. His icct were crushed and he
was informally injured His condition
is serious.
The train left Vancouver at & o clock
this morning on the way to Sumas.
When within n mic Of the city limits
of New Westminster the train ran info
u washed OH. culvcrt. The engine passed
nearly over and then fell
Fireman Kent aud Engineer Bcattigrr
jumped. escaping injury. Immediately
behind the tender was the bunk car iu
which thirty-Gvc japanese were sleep
ing. The engine settled back until IT
stood almost Oh end
The japanese S car was caught and
smashed between the engine and the
tender Half the car was crushed to
kiudling wood aud the remainder.
smashed on the sides, slid further into
the gully.
Three fiat ears were piled on top
of one another, while the caboOsc It
the rear remained on the tracks. In it
was Conductor Ellis, who escaped IN
jury.
That fhc work train aud not the
crowded owl passenger train from Scat.
tie met tho disaster is simply a piece
Of luck tor the passengers Of the night
express. Had the work train not been
On the line the express would not have
been held at New Westminster The
owl passenger train under normal traf,
fic conditions would have continued
through to Vancouver without stopping.
and IL, instead OF the work train, would
have plunged into the gully.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-29
Representative Kahn Bitterly
Opposed to Shipping Fuel
by Cape Horn Route.
ALASKA FIELDS SHOULD
BE DEVELOPED AT ONCE
Suggested That Coal Barons Are
Pleased at Present DepIOr-
able Condition.


WASHINGTON, Nov. 2S.--Cougrcss.
man Kahn Of San Francisco. who has
been trying TO induce the navy depart
ment not to send coal around the Horn
to California ports for use of The navy.
IN foreign bottoms, OF the ground that
such course is Gripping the American
merchant marine, says that If the gov.
crnment would permit thc Alaska de.
posits 10 he mined ii wouId solve The
problem as far as the shipowncrs Of
the Pacific coast arc concerned.
rs peculiar thing, said the
California congressman, " that these
excellent deposits cannot bc opened up,
even tor the use ui the uayN. If is
easy TO see in what condition we would
bc If war should break ont cntaiIing
naval activities on the Pacific coast
Why, we should be utterly dependent
ou Pennsylvania for Il supply Of steam.
ing coal. and right OH tho coast, in
Alaska, is . very large supply of what
has been called the worry finest steam.
ing coal rs good as the Pocahontas
coal
ct may be, suggested the con.
gresham. THAT the coal barous arc
behind this TOW in the interior de-
partment; that they have been instru-
mental in the attack of Claws on Bal
)ingcT, and that they are very wcll
pleased TO sec tho Alaska fields closed
up tight IT. is certain that as long
as tho Alaska coal cannot be mined.
all the coal for the navy must be trans.
ported around the Horn, and 165,09O
tons woro 50 shipped last year
"Mcanwhilc our vessels swing at
their anchor chains awaiting charters,
because they cannot compete with for.
eign lramps which get crews at So Il
month. when shipmasters must pay $40
and $40, even whcu they arc allowed
% per cent more than the government
pays as freight 10 the tramps. We
want either better rates for hauling coal
or else q chance tn get ii in Alaska.
which would give business TO our ship
owners. -
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-29
||IR|kE OF FABULOUS
l RICHNESS IN IDAHO
|rsIIuriunl Ore Found in Bru-
npau County Runs $4,000
in Gold.
MILLIONS AWAIT COMING
1 OF STAMPEDE OF MINERS
tremendous Rush for New b.
nanza Is Predicted for
Early Spring.
"a The Tribune.

.t.rg
poIsE. Idaho, Nov. 2S.-A second
rsJluride is promised for Idaho rs the
,,suIt OF a gold strike in the Bruncau
',nntry in somewhat isolated dis
',;et Ii has been known by certain
,,ylies for thirty years that sheep
.,der discovered rich gold-bcariuS
m,rtz IN that district. He told some
',;ends about it and went back alone.
be- never returned.
Recently skeleton was reported to
,s,e beer seen in the ncighborhood of
,se reported discovery Of thirty wears
In. This led to a revival Of the story,
ma search for the lost claim. The
'6sroycry was made some time ago,
.sd while rumors OF II have gained
.srrencv. il was not until today that
.utbcutic information was available.
This is contained in an interview
MA ID. \. Bourne. who made the dis
.rerv. lie says the orc is teIlurium
.td carries sensational values, some rs
.;ch as 10000 a ion, The smallest re-
,gIn from liberal sampling WAS $50 II
|bp. Figured ai only 500 a ton. how.
+scr. he saws. there Is S1.15O.0Oo in
,jebt ready TO be taken out like build
'eg stone from . QuarrN.
lu the spring thousands Of miners
LIN seek The bonanza field. which. iudg
|ar from present indications, will be
|ic sccnc of as intense gold excitement
h bas ever been Witnessed in the
.ouniry
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-29
WELL-kN0WN NEWSPAPER
MAN FOUND DEAD IN BED

SNE ANTONIO. Tex. Nov. ?S.--Clinton
B. Fisk. newspaper and theatrical man
son Of Cen. Clinton Il. Fisk, founder OF
Fisk university Of Nashville. Tenn. was
been hi only few days. He was a ma.
tive of st. Louis, Ic Was formerly city
editor OF the New York Journal and later
of the Chicago Examiner, and then be
came connected With Keith Is proctors S
Lhcai Tical enterprises. \ year ago he
came 10 san Antonio to engage IN news
paper work.
n sister 1.-Two in New York. Ills WIFE MAY
Isabelle Fisk. is an actress now playing
in london.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-29
SEAAEH ARE MISSING
FROM THE MARIETTA
Nine of Crew of GUnbcat Adrift
in Gig OF Costa Rican
Coast.

COLON. Nov. 2s.--Nino mcu arc miss
ing from The United States gunboat Mar
Ietta. which is lying off Port Llmon. Costa
Eica. Tic Eunboat today sent out a
general alar1I by wireless and . request
that ships in that vicinity keep lookout
for her GiS and whalcboa1.
The zig. manned. by q crew Of four and
the Whalchoat with tive men aboard. were
carried out 10 SEQ In the heavy weather
OF Friday night. Nothing has been seen
or heard Of either boat since
y reward Is offered by the commander
OF the Marietta FOR any one finding the
bosts OF rcscuinG the men.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-29
|. LOUIS MAN CHARGED
WITH HAVING TWO WIVES

ST. LOUIS. Nov, 2s.-Samuel II.
Bnchmsnn is in Jail on a warrant is.
std in Milwaukee ai The instance Of
lrs Bertha Liersch Euscbmanp Of Mil
|aulee. charging blgsmy. He was TAX
y from his home last night, where he
ps living with Mrs. Annie JuergcnS
,asshmann. whom be married IN 1882.
Ruschmann does not deny tho charge.
~ June mis- ST. Louis wife confronted
|n in Milwaukee. where he had been
EiDe with bis other wife. As neither
Fie would prosecute they decided TO
|bde By his choice
Baschmann chose his ST. Louis wife
nd esme hero TO live, The Milwaukee
BE Stipulated that she should be paid
|lb month, and il is said. these paw
-sh,s were made. Busc Imam told
Elective Louis krsuSe Of Milwaukee
r II. Louis wifc's boast TO his Mil.
'7ukcc wife caused bis arrest.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-29
HPuTE ABOUT ISLAND
LEFT To ARBITRATION

.hExlCo CITY. Nov. 2S.-King Victor
emanuel III of Tial@ %il act as 1rhi-
.'nr for France and McNiCo in tho dis
-r ostHeen thoS- countries over tho
.Rsstion OF Chpnerton island. The
|.5fan government has been officially
.nlcd thai the king has accepted the
llatlon 10 act
ma, papers setting forth details OF
EAlcos claim 10 the ownership OF the
-tm1' on which Sh" now maintains
'Hl garrison. will bc ready for submls
N siAty days is stated al the foreign
|t,Ilperton island lies off the west coast
neSico between NATHAN aud san Bias.
200 Is The principal product.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-29
Heavy Storms in Kansas.

TOPEKA ikas. Nov 2S-Tclegrauh
wires all over western Kansas went down
tonight on account of heavy storms. No
other damage has been reported The
Santa Re railway has lost its pole lines
along -httH-live miles of tracks, Tho
Rock Islands poles are down for an
equal distance. 1t Will take several days
to repair the damage. The condition OF
tcIcgraphic service retarded traffic of
tho railroads tonight.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-29
ItEGED MAIL R0BBER
MAKES CLEVER ESCAPE
! 10 The Tribune.

'rsl 10 The Tribune.
.nbf fENNG. Wyo., Nov. 2S.-Georec
ft1yvg. charged With robbuG the mails
vsoen- 'uaGe clever getaway from
- s hcre WHOM hc heard them inIiir-
ivr hin- Clcppnr has been acting
4. .~suuctor al roller skating rink and
M fVaT ihc entrance when the officers
not Teit to saw good bye. but threw
.nss'rs' nonucd coat and hat and
80 tl!ouSh window without stop
d" fsise IL. II was several minutes
|.Yit nc officers learned of his action.
A'eE nave found no trace Of him.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-29
TO Pension Aged Ministers.

.LN |, YORK. NoF. 99.-Announcpmcnt
/ s;rc,, S'aas from the pulpit Of ST. Georges
NJ, VIM .loody by the pastor th" Rcv.
r,lkins. tist elft OF $4,000 had
81 ..GHlyed toward the s5.000. .00o fund
a sis,d To pension Eplscopatc clergy
d., tie age o; g. wears, or sooner
~ arc disabled. The name % the
NJ, W. not made known, but he lives
.L Middle West Thus FAR 100000
+, in collected Tor tho fund. which
|pisl origin at The general conference
"'''nond two wears ago.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-29
HUSBAND SHOOTS WIFE
AND ATTEMPTS SUICIDE

BEATRICE. %eb.. Nov gS.--IHred T.
Ncb. and going to Inc home oI his
fathrr.in-law, shot his wife. who was
visiting there. and 5hcn shot himself The
hours. and there is little hope that the
husband Tili long survive. so far as
known. there has been no quarrel. l'rlcuds
of Robinson SAY that nc has shown signs
OF being mCntGliy unbalanced.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-29
Gunhoat for Nicaragua.

SEATTLE. Wash. Nov. oS-Thc .uu.
boat Princeton, Commander G. II. Hayes
sailed from Puget Sound navy yard this
morning for Nicaragua. where IL will
Join the Sunboat NicSsburE. which is
now at Coriuto. The Princeton. which
has been undergoing extensive repairs
AT ilc navy yard. will stop ut san Fran
cisco To take on ammun!tiun aEd stores.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-29
Slcct Ssorm IN Nchraakn

LINCOLN. Ncb.. Nov. 2S.-Thc worst
$iect storm for years in lincoln aud In
southeastern Nebraska carly this morn.
inG worked havoc witli telegraph and trlc-
phone systems. dcWorIliScd street licOt.
ing and stopped street car traffic. \
heavy rain last night was followed hv
freezing temperature. Trains entering
Lincoln were from two 10 ten hours late.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-29
Senator Dietrich Holds His Own.

OMAHA. Ncb. Nov. 9S-'rbc condition
of former United States Senator Dict
rich has s!lown no change In the last
twenty four hours. Tho attending phlsi-
clan )r Bridges. docs not consider The
case serious in It's present stage. Sem
Dtor Dietrich was brought 10 tile CITY
yrslcTday from bis home II Hastings
fn;. lrcatmcnt Tor heart tr0ublc.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-29
Diaz Honors Thomson.

MEXICO CITY. Nov. 2S.-Brcaliing a
precedent ot not attending private func-
tiouS. President biaz az mon t"dnT
attended dinner given to Emba ssador
David L. Thompson by Governor Gull
lcrmo Landry lIscIudon Cf the federal
district. The presence Of Tho president
is considered an unusual compliment 10
tnc American CnlbasSaGur. who will re-
tlyc from office nest Tuesday.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-29
Lumber Prices Advance.

WINNIPEG. Man. Nov. 2S.-Rough
lumber advanced 81 per thousand all
over western Canada Saturday. Mills arc
calling i'm travelling Salosiucn hccnusc
al the rash OF orders. Export mills In
ByIiSh Columbia report largely in
creased business in the United states.
Another advance WIN lake place before
sr,p
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-29
Explosion III Uosnital

CHICAGO. Nov. @S.--pynamitc in coal
Is believed 10 have been the cause of
an explosion tonight in che furnace of
the American hospital, in which the lives
were mpcriled The cNplo-
sion wrecked the heating plant. Hospital
authorities believe dynamite from The
Coul mine Was in the coal and have or
dcrod that all coal in the bins bC taken
back by the company FROM which II was
.ll.LL..
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-29
Fierce Ready FOR Trial.

~ NJ. U Texas. Nov. 2S.-Attofnoys
,tc s'hte In tho case OF Henry Clay
"A on on The charge of false swearing.
tol @nl be called in the district court
s,y,,nnoIrnW. held lengthy conferences
va td'',.fhoon. ,lhoon. Mr. ricrce's attorney re-
IsD3h'Sht thai Tho defense H. ready
dr. aars aud that Mr. Pierce. Judge
on ;rc orc o. his vhicf counsel. and
lke 80 spcc!al attorneys will hc here
s,ahloo ,niiis. IL said last night thIt
"dS not ready for trial.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-29
N2lnablc Horses Burned.

KANSAS CITY. Nov. "S-Onc hundred
and forty horses were cromoted tonight
when tho "liluc Front Ivory stable
caugb; ilrC. Two OF tho animals were
high-cluss driving horses that bad taken
blue ribbons ot horse shows here and in
t,hicaSo aud st. Louis. They were Lord
C:allant, ror witch $1,000 had been re-
fused aud siCarbonstc, worth $500. The
total loss WAS $50. .0cO
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-29
auto Wreck in Havana.

issIts Liis oetnvio Divine Secretary
81 M, sun Secretary Juan Garcia
h cD,ntctor % Justice Luzicr aud
ktor cia 10 hly. newly appointed
d viii mexico. waN wrecked last
In ,ha returning t0 Havana from u
sely I ~. country All the mon were
s,'5laared. Juan Garcia kol1ly being
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-29
Snow IN Colorado.

DENVER Colo. Nov 2S.--The snow
storm which has continued Tor two days,
increased In violence in the southern por
tion Of ih" state tonight IL is feared
thut shccpmcu vii! suffer heavy loss
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-29
Blizzard in Panhandle.

Pau-Uandlo is IN thc grip of the scvcrest
blizzard Of the year Snow began at
midnight ana is stlll falling thickly, ac-
compan!cd by high wind. y foot OF
snow has fallen Wheat viii be bcne-
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-29
Finel Report on Cottan.

NEW ORLEANS. Nov. .S.-'rhc Times.
Democrat in presenting It's correspond
cni'a Gnnl report oD Inc cotton crop -!
1909. states tbai ;hc consensus Uf oplH-
Ion points 20 q total oc l0,G25,0v0 bales.
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Lava Flow Stonpnd,

SANTA CRUZ. TcncrCiic. Nov. 2S-Th.
flow Of lava from tn" crdters has stopped.
Activity is now apparent only within The
CIulCrS.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-29
.ne Hague Plans Exhibition.

't5hsId"Gl +. Nov. 9S.-plans arc uu-
'',iionn,p piouon for holding - groat in
.haiion sNalhltion here in 1919. !p
Peace. VI uhe opening o. the ralacv
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...,.....,.
GOVERNOR GLENN BELIEVES
HARMON Will BE CHOICE.

!" RICHMOND. Va, Nov. rs
: Former Governor Il Is. Glenn of
: North Carolina, in m interview
!. today. said, hudson Harmon.
: governor of Ohio. will he the next
: presidential nominee Of the Demo.
: cratic party; III my Judgment.
!. Everywhere | have becu have
: found Harmon as the leading can.
!. didate i'll public and party opin.
. ion, -
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IndeH TO Tod6y'S Tribune
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Departments
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: Walter Wc'lman dcnouncos Dr. ::
: Marvelously rich gold strike in :.
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: Kahn wants coal fields of Alaska :.
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: Score Of Japanese killed in train =:
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. French general shot by assassin. ! :.
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senator PcitiGreW nf South Dakota :,
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; Tho Roy. Air. Perkins delivers able :.
Street railway TO got freight fran :;
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, MAN WHO is
,pEAT ENOUGH

=. ne himself. evolves enemies who
- mon his coat-tails and ctcrnally
-. "Uhoa" Theirs is death clutch
Nd NOT until he is dead and they are
,.od does the yelping Of the pack
-s,se-so says Ebert Hubbard.
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Continued on Page TwV.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1909-04-09

full maple syrup, u cupful Of chopped
English walnut meats, and 10 drops OF
vanilla extract. Spread between fresh
cocoanut macaroOns.
Maple Biscuit.-Cream l cupful of
butter, and beat into it l cupful Of
shaved maple sugar, add 2 we'll beaten
eggs, u cupful Of milk, 2 teaspoonfuls
of baking powder, and just enough
flour to roll out. The dough must not
be very stiff. Cut with a small round
cutter and bake in quick oven.
Maple Shortcake.-Make biscuit
dough with l quart of flour, y tea
spoonful of salt, teaspoonfuls of bak-
ing powder, 2 rounded tablespoonful.
of butter, and just milk enough to
make a soft dough. Bake in two round
tins in a quick oven. When done, split
with knife dipped in hot water, and
spread quickly and generously with.
soft butter. For the filing, mix l cup
full of shaved maple sugar with l cup.
full Of rich stswed prunes chopped
small. and add just enough whipped
cream to make it spread well, about p
cupful! The prunes should be drained
from the syrup. Heap whipped cream
over the top, and serve at once. Al
most any preserved or canned fruit
NAV be used in place of the prunes,
rich canned pears being especially
pleasing combined with the maple SUI
gar.-Ohio Farmer.