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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-02-04

SIN Sabre 1899 belief ttA be gtn>
fu6r aus GeutihLano in ben Der.
Stuaten nod auf $89.579, ,339, I'm
Sabre 1909 a6sr auf $161 ,951 ,675.
Gs 1T oies sins 3undbme in Den 5ebn
syabren bon 80.8 pro3ent. unO IN
Dem oobr 1899 ,srportirten bic Der.
Stadten Ddaren i'm Nert6 Don
S161 ,4O5, ,852 mad GenIdlano, i'm
Sa6re 1909 dber fir $247 80, ,084; ;
cine 3unabme Don 53.2 Yro8ent.
Ssn. G[ttns proteTtirt.
,5enator Gltins fiibrte am DOM
nerItag i'm Ssnat bittsre 9lu8e ilber
bic ge6onplung, bic ibm in 8e5ug auT
cine ReioIution, ber3uiplge Die Inter
| Iuhung betreffs Der boben 2ebensmlts
telpreife gsfiibrt tperoen iol, gu 5hetI
qetuorosn 1T. Gr beihuloigte ben Se=
nator 9(lprih, baB sr bic Qlbiiht babe,
| in Der uupermeiolihen lnteriuhung
BAG 9arif zGeieB uno Die 5ruits 81
beihisen uno ct oeutete an, DdB er IN
| Der 3utunTt Elm rsSniurgeut" ieir
rperoe, penn ieineu Winihen nihi
inehr 8edhtuna geIhentt tuiiroe.
| Die Sistuiiion pnrce bon oen Ct
nator 5tone peruriant. Der, fofort
nu9oem bic 2obge'fhs Reiolution gun
| llntsriuhuug Der Gebensmittelfrdse
! i'm SenQt eiHgereiht rpproen mar,
frIa. ruarum bas aommittee fir uH'
porher1eiebene 2lusgu6en nod niht
oi. Gltins'ihe ReiolutioH 3uriitberihs
tet babe, bic Ihon Dor uugeidbr einem
Wonat siHgersiht purpe. Gen. Gedn.
Der 8oriiger oes betreffennen Sonumits
tees, ldqie paB Die RsiolutIoH fplbrs
iaeinli1 dmenolrt uHo balo 5urlIGbe
rihtet .uerbeu lpurbe. Gen. glttHs Be.
ituerte iid oanu oariiber, oaB bas
| Hinan3tomnittee bic Qoogeibe Heio'
| lutiou Iton nah sintGqiger GrtpGgunp
eirbsrihtet babe, pdbreHo ieine ReIo'
! luton pon pem anoeren Sommittet
einen aunssn Utonat lang 3urild8e'
baIten noroen Iei. Ssu. GItins iagtt
| oab pieIe Di6tise 8untte ieiHer IRE.
Iolution aus fsr 2opge'ffeu ferauss
a.laHen pOrbeu isisn, uro er briittt
bic gtnIiht aus, bdB lie 10 ubgefabt
porosu lei, oaB cine llnteriu6ung oa
ri6er perbinoert peroe, tpe[fsu Sin
fluB bic 30qs auf Die 2ebsnsmittei
preiie haben.
Gum 5hlub rstbts Gen. Gttin.
feline Rcfplution 1ufs Jteue eir, bies:
NAL nit benz Griuten, bab lie on eai
sinanstommittee perlpisien !peroer
Iols.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-02-04
9fcub N 0 T B,

goIebo, 8, 3, Je6ruar. Die
t6eiltpeiie psrbranEte 2eihe bon aouis
5tpagerius, sines 81 Sabre alien
SaubFtitsrs, lpuroe an 0onneritag
auf ieiuem brennenoen gett in benz
aus spsi 3immern beitebenben 6duss
hsn qefunosn, oas sr bsnOhute. Seine
Soientoihen rpdren oon tnnen nab
auBen oetebrt. 3fpei GeIbtaiden lagsn
lesr uub often auf Dem Suosn; es be-
fano iid tsine rlhr an ieiusr Gstte uno
Is purbe teine Spur bon ben $400 ge.
funcen, Die CT bsbauptete beieFen 81
bdben.
gas sseuer tpuroe ssIOfGt, ebe e
pieI Staoen anseridtet bate. 3ipe:
iunge Utdnner, bic bic 1blr sinsetre>
ten uno ben aDrpsr beraussehoIt bat.
ZEN, purSsu bon Der poli5ei auriitssz
baltsu.
Der 8raubftftung seIt a n
big.
Gpdnspills, Snb., 3. 5ebruar
Sobn gpers, eiu Juhrmaun, bat am
9onnsritag einseitanbsn, oob er in
bieisr Wp6e pas 5euer auseIegt babe.
pel1es oas gebduDe Der rSournals
Reps@ 3sritOrte, unb bab er audi an
bere Jeusr i'm 9eiddftssGiitritt ans
eeIesi babe. neil er ~be9isrig setpeIen
lei, bic gfsrbe laiifen Su ieben" Der
qpliSei sufolse. bat bic Sefrieoisuna
Der Manie oiefes Mannes einsn Sta.
pen BON msbr aIs S2oo, 900 Ssrarlaas,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-02-04

Nus Dem Deatfneu Reid.
Berlin, 3. Jrbruar. Die Oeutit.
omerifaniffe oanoelsoerelnbarnns
iuurpe am Gonneritag Rahmittag BEN
Reihstag unterbreitsi. Gas Document
in fsbr iurs, snthGlt isine Gin5sIheiteE
unb iaat nihts iiber bic aonseificHsn,
bic Teuiichlann sugeItdHpen bat.
Der hnupifa6lihfte pdragrupb laus
tsr, DAP Der 8unbesratb outoriltrt iein
foa, amerifaniffe grooutte in einenl
angemeiIenen 0oIumen 81 ben beut-
fd,en Ulininrl3nlleH in Denifhldno
] snsulaifeu, iclnnqe bis Scr. 5tadten
MD. esaen beutite Waareu oistrinli.
nirsn nHb Tic ebenIalIs in 4merita su
rsH Winimdls0lIeH suloHrn.
Die ycrlage idrreibt du6 nor I'm.
ter pelhen gepiugunesn Der gunoss.
rdtb gans ooer tbei!Deiie ben Ser.
Siaotsn bic in benz obieer par1gros
pben 3ugeitanoeHsH 0ortbeilsn rpieosI
enisieben tam.
In benz 9eriflt bss aommiitees
ipslher bic sarifs8orlaae btgleitet
luiro aud erpdhnt. edB Die Reaierune
Hift i'm SiaHoe oetpeisn isi. Die 5or
bsrunaen Der amsritaniiheH Regierunf
nit gs3ue uuf Die 6leiiheinfubr II
Deutiflono in @erbinnuHs nit Del
s3o[Ifraes in GrDdeung Su sieben. Il
aber einasiuilliet habs, ipoter uno iepat
rat lbsr bieie 4ugslegenbeit NIT Del
Resierung Der Der. Siadttu 3u unter
bonoetn.
Die omeritanii4e 3cllpsreinbarunt
ipirb am Jrsiiag BON elmer aus prcmi'
nsnten Mitgliebsrn bts ReiAsiass sar
iamnlengeiebtsn SommiFion btipro
den rperoeH, iCodB man iih iiber Der
einsui9laasnbeu Mee i'm alartn III
spenn Der Rsihstag bic angeleeenbei
ON Sdmitag dufnimnt. Die Rtgier
rnng glnubt dbtr nihi. oab Der Der
einborung erHi.life Gppplition &c
ma6t iptrben fpiro.
Die meiTten gerliner ,3eitunaei
oriiden gsfrieoisuns iiber oas Dan
belsabtomm.n nit ben Der. Stc1itl
aus, obne fich duf cine 9eiprenung be
BEN Reihsias porlisseRoen propoi;
tion tinsulaiIsn.
Die aIIbsutf9en erhaItei
eiRen gerntis.
Die allceHti6en, bic ben 5taats
feiret6r nes aeuBeren. pon Shon, be
Iarrlin 0ngsgriffsn hobsn isiinem pt
SciThdftsr Oraf gsrHstorfi in ghi
lobelphio cine Rsbe seholien. in Der {
Sida In abfprensnosr ggsifs iibsr ibr
Asiiriidi oHsgsiproden. brben pol
Rem Rdnsler BON 8sthmannsocflns
sinen fharien gerfpeis erhalisn.
Die RbeiHifh Meitfdliide Utrti
niauna, elm 3speis Der alsotaiffeu
hattie tiirslid, Elm S6reiben on oel
sfansler ssrihiei, in bem oas dusipar
!iae amt in irharfsr Weiie onsesrif
fen ,ruros, Don nem bic af6ienbsr b
houpteten. bab ts ednS ods gtrtruuei
bes canoes ofrlorsn bobe. neil Is nen
aaslann gDafien in bic 6aHo esgebsl
babe, bic eestn osuifhe llnttrnebmun
oen qsrihtet ntrbsu i0nnten unb be-
sssntereifen bes Reihs I'm auslano Sur
Snnbsn gsrsidkn miiBieH.
Der a1n3ltr ididie bas Shreibe
nit tiner t,irsen Ho!t Suriid. in Be
er trtldrss. bic 3uidrifi nidi onntb
men 5u icnnm unb binsufiiste: :
-Gs III I'm b0hlitn Grabe periDtrf!id
fold, uniriirhige unb undergraduates Nn
iGulbiemssn osoen siueH Rti4s6saH'
to n s1teten.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-02-04

Gemonitrationen nit ge3ns auf bic
ShulIrose in Spani.n.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-02-04

erit i'm nGhftsn Sdhr ftottfirosn uno
bis bdbin 3ett genug lei, um ale ettpn
9ifferen3en IN befrsois
ssnber Weiie bei3ulegsn.
9 dmpfer in ben 9rurb gse
bobrf.
s. m bura 3. 5eb. Der ihues
biide Ddmpfer rNnnie" mar am Britt
mod 2lbenb In Der Rdbe BON Slid
ftaot, an Der Glbs, in aolliiion nit BEN
bsutf9en S6iff -Suianna". Der
Eompfer gtng iofort unter unb feds
Weann pon Der geiosung ertrnntcn.
Die .Suianna" fam bon Socdptlu,
Chile, pon no bds Sftff am 81. DE-
tober oboesangen mar. Die .4nnis"
mar bon S1mburg rad dusipdrts be-
itimmt.
9ritiI6e &riessf6iffs
nud pirdus absss
gangen.
Ralta. 3. Gsb. 9as britiids
QinieniGifi .Ouncan". Jlog9ihifl
oss aontrezQbmtrdls Gdflughan, III
nit ben &reusern ~Gancditer", .Wsis
nsrpa" unb rgurbam" fotpie bier Sors
psooboot- 3erIt0rern na6 pirdus, BEN
5afen BON Qthen, abgegaugsn.
aonoon, 3. 5e6. SIN Murine.
Winiiterium tpuroe tpdbr.nb bes IA.
oes ertldrt, bab bic 46fabrt zines brt.
tiffen GeIhipdbers BON Wa!ta dbio:
tut nihts NIT Der polittideu Situatior
in 9riehenlano uno Gretu su thur
babe unb IS iih nur nm cine uebuugsi
fabrt banble. es puroe audi ertIdyt
oab oas @sIhpdoer pahrfbeinIid
niht bis nah pirdus gebsn tperbe.
9as 9ruben llnglii6 in
Wltrito.
aarebo, Ter, 3. 5ebr. - 5ier
singetroffsne Rd6rihtsn iibsr oui
0rubenunalid in Gas Gspsran3as
Wsrito, beitdtigen bic erite UleIouu!
iib<r bic 3abl Der Opfer. bic ouf z;
oneeseben iporoen mar. Gtner ODE
stpei Der 6eretisttu mosen nod ibrer
8trleBuneen trlieseH, bic llebrIgel
tperosn nit benz geben bappntommsn
Die aobI.nrssipn umfabi Elm 6ebie
bon 40 Wleilsu uun bat fhon iebr piel
perdrtiec &atditrophen erlebt. gei be
Grpipfion Dor sfpsi Sdbrsn iomtu 43t
Yerfonsn ums aebeu. Die 0erun
gliidten ipdrsn in BEN einsn ME Der
anDersn SaIls aum aroBsn 5beiIe sSd
lpaner, ba bic Weritansr in 5olgs Dc
GrpIcIipnsn bic 4rbeii in ben aobler
berauerten ideueu.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-02-04

Die 9srbnnblungsn in BEN pro5eb sss
aen ben a1roinal 2ueon su Gnbe.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-02-04
Muslano'S
DDS 9aa0elsa66ommen mil
ben Der. Staalen
9em 1emti1en Nei1stag
ilnterbreitet.
o.
Die Hesierans er,uartet nur
utnis Cppoiition ,sesen
bic WaRresel.
Die 3onitreitisfeiteu NIT Grant
reid siemlid, eruiter Atrt.

5ersog @iintbsr tpiu ieine S6ipieger'
muitsr. bic 9rinseHin 2ouiis,
un.er GuraieI iteIlen laftn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-02-04

gei Der Characterization in Wlsrieo
iinb rs perIonsn umsetommen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-02-04

8erubiseuoe GrtlGrunstn Don Der Rt'
eisrung in Ntben abgeseben.
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Wctterberid)t.

sir Ohio unb bas iDeflide
uenuinlponien: S6onss Wetter 1m
Tuitoa unb GdmItds; rpeflihe Binbe.
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Die ce6ensmitlelfrage.
Gin9 ,enniDlnanier ztaatss
Eenatnr ibldst ppr,

Sab bic &hblipeiher nnter Snns
0es= mno StaatszaDntrDae
geitellt mcroeu iDileu.
300 Bd6fen mil ,,fifigen Giern" in
1(rw llOr6 kOnOemait.
Grau WarD Blair 8rodotp erAdlt sIHs
Srennuns pon ibrem 9atten
unb $15,C0O QItmente idArIta 5uge'
ipro6en.
31nesbiQe, 8, Der probibition mioe.
Cine pstttion UNI 2tbbiIfe oil bic Sc
gtslItur 7a4 Columbus geI4idt.
3tpet 2eiden unter mpftertOIen I'm
ESpAa,, 80 GpbTIrnefh6ir opf,tr1nprl
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-02-04

4tbeH, 3. Geb. Die tOniglite
proclamation. in fptlfsr bic Rationals
periammluna einbsrufen ipirb. pi-o
notwithstanding srit i'm Wdrs srIaifsa
rpereen, uno Cd III sisulih se.piB. bas
bic misunderstanding niht Dor
Etssmber sniammentrstsn tpiro. Gs
In babr nnmOslida, oaB be arsttnlsr
in Der nabsn 3usunfi irssnb eiiuas
ibun fusrnsn, mas cine Rriiis berbGis
fiibren tonHtt.
Die griehifte R.gierung bat hss
itloiIen, In llsbsreiniiimnluns NIT Den
sgorberungsn Der Hiilitdr!isa mebrsre
ibrer geianotifafiin einssben su lais
Zen, sisitnieen tn aonitantincpsl, Cos
Fla uno WafbinstOn ipsrosH aber btis
bef,ulttn ipsrbsH.
Die griehiid,. Resisruns trildrt.
bcb Die NtioreniB Der WsGMit unbes
orGnbet III. b bic paslsustntSrabltn
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-02-04

Die bauptiddIi6fte ginTubr beut>
ifer Wauren in Die Ser. Staoten lit
tpie fol9t:
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3anesbille, 8, 5. Gebruur
llnsefdbr 150 promineute @si9dfts'
Ieu.s ans GGbritGntsa pOn 9anss0ile
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-05-30
SuperfIuous Flesh.

Summer. the ideal season for reducing
superfiuous flesh; should be taken ad-
vantage of by women who are too fieshy,
by long. fast walks, while dressed in
heavy tannels that will help produce
profuse perspiration and take off the
fat.
Such reduction regimen is not pleasant,
for in addition to physical discomfort a
patient must rise early to take the eXer-
else before the heat of the sun would
make it too strenuous.
Before starting on the walk slassful
of hot water must be drunk.
Immediately on returning all clothing
must be removed and the body sponged
with alcohol and warm water, table
spoonful of the former to a pint of the
latter. Such a bath is both cleansing and
refreshing. Then cup Of coffee or tea,
in which may be milk, but not cream A
light breakfast without hot bread, cereals
or potatoes. Instead, thin dried toast, one
soft boiled egg or at most two, should be
sufficient to keep the body nourished.
Water taken throughout the day, at in
tervals of half an hour, will allay hangs
of hunger, and at no time should one eat
heavily.
While strict diet would undoubtedly
hasten the SHINING process. it is not es-
sential If discretion is only used.
Such articles as sweets, cereals cream.
pastries. etc, are f1esh-making and must
be omitted. So. too, are all fresh fruits
masticated. will keep strength and not de-
prive life of any joys of eating
Water should never be taken with
meals. MARGARET MIXTER.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-05-30
Advanced Course for Marines.

A school of advanced instruction for
marines is to be opened at the Port
Royal, S. c., naval station, in charge OF
Lieut.. Col. Eli X. Cole. Good results
have followed an experimental course of
training marines instituted by Maj. Harry
Leonard, the marine commandant at
Portsmouth. n. H. The officers were
given a course of practical work closely
resembling that followed in the most adj
yanced army practice; thorough in
struction in the science of war was i'm
parted, and great deal of practical work
was done in the field. Battalions were
sent into the country to select defensive
points which were afterWard attacked
by other bodies of marines, all of the
conditions Of actual warfare being re.
produced.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-05-30
Dainty Brasses.

AS in room SO 1t is on piazza-the
little articles which essentially a
part of the furnishings give individual
ity and artistic effect Chairs, benches,
rugs and a hammock are essentials, while
Chinese pottery vases, conical in shape
and with hole at the top, in back, for
flowers, give an effective and distinctive
touch, as does brass or copper, whether
in bowls filled with wild flowers or those
from the garden, or as smoking trays,
card receivers, etc. Ferns uprooted from
the woods and put into brass pots are
effective for country porches.
Sofa or chair cushions covered in bril-
liant reds, yellows and blues improve the
look of furniture astonishingy, so that
even simple pieces can be made striking
and pleasing TO the eye. There are quaint
little footstools and hassocks, both In
wicker and wood, which are ornamental
as we'll as useful
Tea stands may be moved ABOUT more
easily than tables, and are prettier In the
oninion of many The stands are for
plates, originally made in tiers of three,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-05-30
The Auto Trip.

Condensed but complete must be the
outfit packed for an automobile trip.
Luggage space is always limited. and
as four persons are likely to be in one
car it is only consideration on the part
of each which permits all to have what
is required for comfort.
A woman who is often invited for
weekend motor parties should have a
suit case which is larger than the one she
ordinarily carries. Even the biggest
of these is thin and will pack away on
the trunk rack better than bag or
small trunk The latter should never
be taken save when the box part OF
the car. is equipped for it or when the
trunk has been measured to fit.
Unless the journey is to cover several
weeks no extra dress for day should
be taken The most satisfactory cos
tune to put on in the morning is a
skirt and coat, with either tailor blouse
or one of thin silk. A dark blouse is
so unsatisfactory in appearance that
woman who takes pride in her looks
will not choose one for such occasions.
White waists will be amply protected
by the dust coat, which is an essential
part Of the outfit.
The suit material may be either thin
cloth or brilliantine. The latter is serv-
iceable, and cooler in the sun, mat
bered that even the thinnest dust coat
is extra warmth and must be worn all
the time.
The hat should be close fitting. but
smart, yet so trimmed that thick veil
can be tied down securely without de-
stroying the effect Of the millinery
when it is uncovered.
Comparatively few women have regular
automobile bonnets, and one is not nee
eSsary.
1t is best to wear stout low shoes dur
ing the day. A rain coat Of thin rubber
or waterproof is necessary, not only for
storm, but for extra warmth should the
evening.
Precisely what goes into the suit case
depends upon the route to be covered.
If the route takes one past fashionable
hotels, or includes stopping overnight at
houses of friends, a dinner gown, one
with long sleeves and low neck, is the
best choice.
Otherwise a high neck gown of silk
or other thin material will be enough.
Undertaking. blouses enough to make
all the changes required for freshness
and ones toilet articles.
A woman motor trip Is expected to
look smartly dressed in the evening
wherever she may be stOpping-aS
though she had luggage with her. One
complete evening outfit is sufficient, how
ever.
A man should take his dinner jacket
besides the other essentials.
Should Sunday be spent at a hotel,
morning suit would also be needed but
if the party stop at country club the
lounge suit worn daily in the motor will
be suitable for the day.
ROSANNA SCHUYLER.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-05-30
Object to Electric Sign.

The proposed erection of a gigantic
electric sign just beyond the breaker line
off the Atlantic City beach, which threat
ems to interfere with the ocean view, has
caused a bitter protest by the mayor OF
Atlantic City to the War Department
That department is i'm charge of the
navigable waters of the United States
The department. however, finds that the
location of the sign is not within the
waters navigated by anything larger than
fishing boats and pleasure yachts. so il
will not interfere. The only recourse of
the people of Atlantic City is an appeal to
the state authorities of New Jersey in the
exercise of their riparian rights
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-05-30
Lavender DiSinfeCtant.

The following directions were given
once upon a time In d sick room for a
disinfectant. 1t was there discovered
to be so agreeable that it has ever since
that time been employed in the same
household to disguise the smell of food
in the kitchen. Every one knows the
value of burning coffee for the like pur-
pose, but that is SO identified with the
use that one thinks at once. when sniff
ing its odor, of the smell which it is
covering up. To make the lavender dis
infectant, soak sheets of common brown
wrapping paper in saltpeter and water.
then set them away to dry till wanted.
When brought into play, throw on one
of these leaves of paper some flowers
of lavender and burn them on a shovel,
as in the case of coffee.-Woman's Life.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-05-30

having a handle from top to bottom.
"Curate's assistant" or muffin racks,
they are called, and can be taken from
one part OF the piazza to another with
out effort. 1t is almost impossible to
place too many little tables stands on
a piazza, for there are always books,
works, papers, etc, for which places must
be provided.
Pretty as are growing vines and eff
cacious as they are to screen the porch
from observation, they have the serious
drawback of attracting flies and making
retreats for mosquitoes. Yet when a
piazza is exposed to the road some pro-
lection becomes necessary, and better
than vines are rolling screens of thin
bamboo through which the air can pene-
trate, while secluSion is given If blazing
sun must be shut out there is nothing
better than awning cloth. hung down like
a curtain, but it keeps out much air.
HELEN HOWE.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-05-30
Cheese Sandwiches.

Take equal parts cottage cheese and
ground walnuts, add salt, cayenne and a
lite celery. minced fine, and a touch of
parsley, also finely minced. Then mosten
with mayonnaise and little cream and
spread.
For another cheese sandwich mix to-
aether the yolk OF one hard boiled egg,
one-half cupful grated cheese, salt, pepper
and dry mustard to season and two large
tablespOOnfuls mayonnaise or cooked
dressing.
Rub the yolk of egg until smooth before
adding seaSoningS.
EMMA PADDOCK TELFORD.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-05-30
Refused to- Talk.

Il had reason for shooting the priest
and my wife, said he to Chief McCor-
mick Immediately following his arrest
but would make no further comment on
his act.
The attendants at the priests house
refuse to reveal what Gibbons shouted
into the ear of Father Walsh. Neighbors
say Father Walsh was a frequent visitor
at the home of Mrs. Gibbon, who was
his parishioner. Gibbon was stock
buyer in the South ST. Paul stockyards
has been a resident there for fifteen
years and was SO highly respected that
the enraged foreigners, when they learn
ed who the prisoner was, We're easily
persuaded to cease their threats against
the slayer of their priest
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Soldiers Forming Clubs.

Discouraged by the apparent indiffer-
ence Of Congress to their appeals to
change the laws which destroyed the
army canteen, friends of the enlisted men
have hit upon a device which they think
will in a measure meet the case. At
several military posts the soldiers are
being induced to eSta blish soldiers
clubs outside of the reservation and be-
yond the government control. where, in
addition to the usual facilities of the
garrison halls within the post, they may
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Good Recipes.
Olive Sandwiches.

Place a dozen large olives in a bowl
and pour over them enough boiling hot
water to cover. Let stand five or six
minutes. drain and set on ice until cold.
Stone and mince fine. Mix with three
level tablespoonful mayonnaise and a
tablespoonful fine cracker or crumbs, and
spread between thin slices of white or
whole wheat bread.
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Veteran Dies After Parade.

INDIANAPOLIS. May 3O.-Gen. George
F. McGinnis, eighty-four years old,
veteran of the Mexican and civil wars.
died today from exhaustion following his
prostration during the parade incident To
the encampment of the Grand Army OF
the Republic of Indiana at Terre Haute
last week. Gen. .McGinnis was born at
Brockton, MaSA
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Cream Cheese and Olive Sandwiches.

Cream or Neuchatel cheese beaten until
creamy, with the addition of little more
cream, then mixed with finely minced
ripe or green olives, makes a delicious
sandwich filling. So also does cream
cheese mixed with finely minced green
peppers or sweet red peppers that have
been canned
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Date Sandwiches.

Mix one-half cupful chopped dates with
a half cupful English walnuts: then add
to this mixture slowly one-half cupful
sweet cream Let stand on the ice to
chill; then put between slices of thnly
cut white bread
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Had Separated From Wife.

Gibbon and his wife have not lived to-
sether for more than year. They had
eight children, who resided with their
mother Gibhon called to see them every
two weeks and spent the afternoon play
ing with them. He called early at his
wife's home yesterday with carriage,
and the neighbors saw her come out of
the house and drive away with him. They
were gone all of the afternoon, returning
to the house about + O'Clock.
Gibbon walked with his wife into the
house. after tying the horse, and the
neishbors heard one shot Then Glbbon
was seen to run from the house and up
the road one block to the house of ta-
Their Walsh He ran into the living room,
drew his weapon and shouted something
to the priest, who rose to face his as
sailant. Then Gibbon, who is powerful.
man. held the priest, placed the pistoi
to his head and shot him. putting an
other bullet into the mans hip while he
still held the body. The priest dead,
Gibbon walked out on the porch Tor
moment, then passed out a back way I'M
molested to the central police station,
where he gave up his revolver.