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The evening world., 1912-10-02
WOMAN FIGHTS REScUER
AFTER PLUNGE IN RIVER
Winner of Eight Life-Saving
Medals Has Face Scratched
for His Pains.

Bob Anthony, young 'longshoreman,
of No. jej West Twcniy-scventh street.
who IN a brief time has earned one
Congressional and seven volunteer Life
Saving Society medals. OWED into the
North River from the foot of West
Twenty-third street to-day and prevent
ed young woman from drowning her.
self
The young woman Is Mrs. Nora Reilly.
thlrty-four years old, OF No. 2J7 West
Twenty-eighth street. She was dis
charged from Bellevue Hospital yes
terday. She has been III. both mentally
and physically. for many months. Her
husband left her for a few minutes
early today and she slipped out of the
house.
The his 'longshJroman was standing
on the pier when the young woman came
along, hurryiHg blindly. With her arms
stretched out IN front of her. She had
hardly passed him when Anthony sprint
ed after her She heard him coming,
lodged 10 one side and plunged over.
Anthony kept on and dived after her,
not even removing his hat. When he
came up nc saw the young woman being
swept out In a swift current. He reached
her In half dozen strokes. She fought
him savagely, tearing OF his face with
her fingers.
Several tines they went under and the
longshoreman was making a desperate
The evening world., 1912-10-02
NO MARRIAGE TALES
Of WOE COULD STOP
THIS HASTY WEDDING
Young Couple Taken to Court
to Hear for Themselves, Get
Knot Tied Right There.

CHICAGO. Oct. AIN tho hope that
hearing the stories of wrecked homes
might change their decision to be mar.
'ied 30 young. John w. Mills took his
son, William. nineteen years old. and
Nora Farrell, seventeen year. the boy 8
sweetheart, into Judge Newcomer S
court yesterday TO hear the sobs and
woes resulting from hasty marriages.
Tor two hours the two listened but the
stoties failed TO have any effect.
These stories don't scare me IL they
don't you?" Billy said to his sweet
heart.
Il don't want TO watt" replied Nora
Young Mills interrupted the hearing
of an abandonment suit long enough TO
interview Judge Newcomer.
The Judge smiled and the ceremony
followed.
Il had 40 objection 20 their being
married. but / wanted them to look
closely before they le1ped." the father
old tho Court.
The evening world., 1912-10-02
ANNUlS SPITE MARRIAGE.
Bride Told She WINS We'd ns Re
vrpse on Another.

The marriage OF william L. Barton
and Florence Barton. OH sept .. 1sli.
was snnulled by Justice harean IN the
Supreme Court, Brooklyn. to-day. Tho
young woman said Barton took her to
stamford. after n sudden proposal ot
marriage, and hunted up Justice OF
the Peace, who united them.
lie took her back TO the home of her
mother. Mrs. Caroline Gill, widow Of a
police lieutenant, and when she saw
him two days later H. told her he had
only married her TO spite another girl
and wanted nothing more to do with
her.
The young woman was weeping vio-
lcntly by the time she finished her
story "a court. Barton did not appear
to oppose the application.
The evening world., 1912-10-02

battle Of II TO save the young woman
and himself when a lire was thrown to
him. When they were hauled out they
were both exhausted. Mrs. Reilly was
taken to Bellevue Hospital ami Anthony
went to the New York Hospital.
The evening world., 1912-10-02
Two Killed in shipbuiidius Yard

CAMDEN. N. j.. Oct. 2.--fIarry
Sharply, twenty three years old, Of
this city. and Joseph Hutchinson, of
the same age. of Oaklyn. were killed
this morning at the New York Ship.
building Company's oiks here. They
were working together on a ship in the
yards and were high up on a scaffoid
The scaffold collapsed and both fell
10 the yard level.
The evening world., 1912-10-02
Piano Makers Have "a Parade,

Five hundred piano workers. among
those on strike, gathered In their
headquarters. No. 9l7 Eighth avenue.
to-day and held mass meeting
Later they formed column and par
AIDED through the piano factory dis
trlct on the lower west side. Forty
reserve patrolmen were scattered on
the line Of march to Cooperate with
the men on post No disorder &C.
CURED. The strikers went down
Tenth avenue from their headquarters
as far as Forty-ffth street, marched
west to Eleventh avenue. and then
back 10 headquarters.
The evening world., 1912-10-02
FlVe-CENT FARE AT LAST.

Under an order made yesterday by
tho Court OF Appeals live cents is e
4egal rare on the trolley line OK the
New Haven Railroad between Mamaro-
neck and White Plains. The company
must refund a nickei Of every diane palu
for ride In the last one and half
wears. For tina, period the company
has been Issuing a rebate slip with
very ticket. wo:th Ave cont cash II
;he rnal court decision fixed ni,l;cl
IS the fare.
As !. Is. the company will have rad
excess fare Tor abou; eighteen months.
Tor the tariff was raised TO dime three
years ago. when tho company acquired
;he White Plains and Mamarone ck troll
ley line and collected Il second nickel
At Roscdale. Passengers protested In
vain, The town o: Mamaroneck finally
took UP the fight and carried It through.
The evening world., 1912-10-02

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RoosevELr's CONVENTION

Roosevelt has issued his call for his
convention to nominate himself for
president. The delivcrance is to take
place at Chicago commencing on Au.
gust 5th. or the fifty names signed to
the call for the convention only three
are those of DemOcrats-Ben. Lind
say OF Colorado. Julian Harris of
Georgia and John Parker of Louisiana.
The first named, Lindsay. can hardly
be classed as a Democrat, having had
no party affiliation for many years. SO
that after all, only two alleged Demo.
ecrats have authorized their names to
the movement, and when the facts are
ascertained II will probably be learned
that Harris and Parker have about as
much standing In the Democratic par
.ty as has Lindsay. II Is incOnceivable
that any Democrat who has any re-
gard for progressive and all other
Democratic principles could lend aid
and comfort to the egOtistical move
ment started by Roosevelt In his self
ish aim to be president for third
term. Roosevelt has never been In
sympathy with any Democratic prin.
.ciples and the only words he has had
for Democrats and Democratic princi-
pies have been abuse on the one hand
and derision on the other. During the
seven years he was president he never
recommended TO congress a progres.
siye measure nor uttered a progressive
thought. This premier hater Of Demo
Gratis will come out missing when he
attempts to round up Democrats to his
support.
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A SPLENDID NOMINATION

The nomination Of Robert l.. Carr
of this city is very pleasing to the
Democrats of Knox county, and II also
may be said It is exceedingly salts.
factory to the voters OF all parties in
Knox county.
II has been a long time since the
Democrats of Knox county secured a
nominee for common pleas Judge
to be exact II has been over a quar-.
ter of century. That is long time.
However, the past is forgotten now
that the justice of Knox county's s
claim has been recognized.
In offering to the convention Robert
l.. Carr, the Democrats presented one
of their best men for the office. Mr.
Carr is in the prime OF vigorous
manhood. He has had large expert.
ence in the practice Of the law. has a
fine mind, and will 60 to the bench
exceedingly well equipped for the i'm.
portant service. His record as judge
will be one of which all will be proud.
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GRAM MAR.

I. Define etymology, infection, analy.
els and parsing.
2. Outline the adjective a. you would
teach II to q class. (Show BY your out
line that you understand the adj ective. }
). Write the possessive singular and
plural of money, mouse, formula,
brother. tax and solo.
4. Name all the classes or kinds ol
pAonouns. illustrate in sentence. each
class or kind
S. Analyze;
Ssid the little brown leaf as Il hung
in the air.
TO the lite brown leaf beIouV:
Wh0t summer we've had
To ysjoics and be gi6d,
But today there's a feeling Of snow.
g. Parse the italicized words in mum.
Der five.
7. Write sentences illustrating all the
words that may be used as expletives.
g. Write the active and passive con-
jugation of see" in the future and
future perfect lenses. indicative mode.
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GEOGRAPHY,

I. What is the approximate area,
population. latitude and longitude OF
Cubal
2. Compare the area and population
Of Texas with that of Ohio.
) Name eight counties of your sec
ton Of the State and the county seat OF
each county named.
4. What are the chief natural re-
sources of the State of Ohior In wha,
part Of the State is tobacco raised
Sugar beets'
S. Name and locate four large cities
in each Of the following states: New
York, Pennsylvania and Ohio.
8. Locate Tasmania" Guam"
"I.uIon," Trafalgar" THE River Po"
and Hawaii"
J. What is the approximate latitude
and longitude of Ohio' In most geo.
Graphies longitude 10 marked At both
the top and bottom OF maps, These
numbers do not correspond. Explain.
4, What 10 the value OF the scale Of
miles found on each map. How do you
Csc this scale of milesi
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Removing Fruit Stains,

Almost all fruit stains. except peach.
may be considered. The sugar In the
fruit Juice crystalline In the Hber and
holds the coloring matter with 1t. The
housewife may here apply one Of her
old principles again. II she wants to
dissolve sugar easily. use hot water.
Removal Of fruit stains may be easily
brought about by placing the stained
portion over a bowl and pouring boiling
water on 1t from q height. The heat
will soften the sugar and iiquefy It.
and the pouring from q height will
drive II out Peach stains cannot be
removed by this method, a. an oxida.
ton seems to take place In q stain
while on the 6ber. The stain changes
color here. just as in pared peaches ex.
posed to the air. Peach stains may Do
removed by bleaching with javeile wa.
ter. Apply a few drops Of javclie to
the stain. following instantly with
boiling water. A bowl should be under
the stain. as In the method of other
fruit Juices Much rinsing must fol-
low the javelle water. as It IL a chloride
Of lime bleach. which destroys the Hber
II allowed to remain or dry In the dber.
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CHILD LuRED TO
ROOM AND SLAIN
Nude Body Of 6otham Girl Found
| on Ash Heap

New York. July s.--Naked. her
body covered with knife wounds, and
dying. Julia connors. . little girl
who disappeared In daylight from
one Of the most crowded thorough
fares IN the Bronx. was found on an
ash heap In . vacant lot. half block
from her homo.
Her life went out while men bent
ever her trying desperately to revive
the child long enough for her to
name or describe the man who had
maltreated her so brutally. A few
hours later the detectives found the
house into which Julia had been en-.
ticed and the apartment In which she
had been battered with hsts and
sashed with knife until her frail
body was a mass of bruises and q net
work OF cuts. But there wasn't q
thing In the bare apartment that
might be used as a clew toward cap
turing the man or men who had held
the child prisoner through the night
Detectives believe that the mur.
derer Of the l2year-old girl was an
italian, a maniac Of the kind whose
horrible tendencies are described In
certain medical books.
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One Of the important features Of all
latter day freproof construction 10 to
build windows through which flames
cannot pass. Window openings have
heretofore afforded the chief passage
way of flames from one building to an.
other. the heat melting the glass and
burning the frames. Two Texas men
have patented combined awning and
fire protector, as seen in the illustra.
tion. A metal body Of jOinted Stats
making It flexible, has one end fasten-
ed above the window. Wires or cords
attached to the free end run through
pulleys at the house wall. and by draw.
ing the lower end up the body is folded
in two. forming an awning. The sup.
ports for the outer corners Of this
awning are !ron rods pivoted to the
window frame and hooking into the
corners of the sun shield. In case of
fire the awning can be dropped fat
against the window.
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CHICAGO. JULY 9.
Cattle - Receipts. 400 head; beevea
6 1S@9 TO-; Texas steers, 81 s007 40:
western steers. ~ 26@7 10; stockers and
feeders. "a 000s 40: cows and heifers,
D2 70@a IS: calves. IS so@s 10.
Hoss-Receipts. 5000 head; light. 81 10
AZ 80: MIXED, 81 0507 80: heavy. 36 $50
I 20; rough, ~ 96dp1 rs: pigs. IS 30@7 D.
sheep and Lambs Receipts. 1000
head; native sheep. - 1895 IS; western.
- COOS 26; yearlings. ~ 2S16 70; ma
tive lambs. % 1908 90: western, - $50
Z co.
whsat-No, +, red. u oS,s@i os. Corn.
No 2. 70f1ic. Oats--No. white. $50
<SHc.
EAST BUFFALO. JULY q.
Cattle--Receipts. Is cars; export cat
tie. 81 aSGs 90; shipping steers. 81 500
9 26; butcher cattle, ~ 1907 26; heifers
- 1906 rs; fat cows. - 1905 rs; bulls,
Gs0 90. calves. 81 b00s 90,
mediums. 81 sOG7 ss; Workers. 81 700
Z 90: pigs. 81 25D7 40; roughs. 50 coo
& 10; staws. IS Oo9S so.
sheep and Lambs--Receipts, I car:
yearlinEs, So 00@6 so: wethers. ~ $50
Of 90; mixed sheep. - 00@4 50; owes.
SO 60@% 90; spring lambs, ~ 60G7 rs.
CLEVELAND. o., JULY =,
Cattle Receipts, 20 head; steers,
81 60m> 25. hoifers. 81 26@7 so; cows.
50 OOdt 90. calves So 00GS 90.
Hogs Receipts, 1000 head, mediums.
81 70; Workers, 81 rs; pigs, ~ 20: roughs.
IS go; stass, IS TO,
Sheep and f.ambs--Receipts. 500 head;
choice spring lambs. 50 5o17 so.
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NOTICE OF HEARING ACCOUNT
Following account has been nled
for settlement and will be heard ON
Tuesday, July 30. 1912. at 0 q. m:
Second partial account Of Samuel H.
Peterman, executor Of Milo X. Hunts
berry.
PATRICK A. BERRY,
Probate Judge.
NOTICE OF HEARING ACCOUNT
Following account has been fled
for settlement and will be heard on
Tuesday, July 80. 1912, at 9 a. m:
First and final account OF VIM. M.
Edgar, administrator Of Mary G. Lea.
PATRICK A. BERRY.
Probate Judge.
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NOTICE TO NON RESI-
DENT LOT OR LAND
OWNERS
Eta Perfect Croton, Licking Co. Ohio,
Arthur Barr, Morrow Co., Ohio.
Standard Oil Co., Cleveland, o.

Eta Perfect Croton. Licking Co., Ohio,
Arthur Barr, Morrow Co.. Ohio.
Standard Oil Co, Cleveland, o.
fed that on the LIST. day Of July, A. D.,
. petition with the auditor OF Knox coun- %
fishing and construction OF a ditch on the
following starting point. route and term
linus, tO-wit: Commencing at the wester-
tSs awnSsp os Of Hs Hs and oa eosnS e
Ry. on land owned by Rebecca Armstrong;
feet. to a point opposite the bridge Of Of said i'd
railroad; thence under said bridge In a
sOutherly direction 12l0 feet. through the
lands Of Rebecca Armstrong to the Column
erly direction through the lands OF tho
Landrum Tile Co. in a straight line $50
feet to the line between the lands Of
a sOuth-easterly direction along the same
course through and across the lands Of
tween the lands of said l.. M. Daily and
Hiram DebOlt. thence In south-easterly
direction through and across the lands OF
said Hiram pebolt about 2,s2s feet to the
You are also notified that the following
time and place have been fxed when and
where the commissioners of said county
will meet for the hearing OF said petition,
to-wit: Tuesday, July 30. 1872, at 10 o'clock
"a. M, at the beginning Of said proposed
ditch for the purpose of hearing any and
all proof offered by any of the parties
affected by said ditch Improvement,
whether the said ditch will be conducive
to the public health, convenience and vel
fare: and whether the route described Is
the best route. and any and all objections
to said proposed ditch Improvement.
Any application for compensation or
damage or for any change OF route. must
be In writing and filed with the commis-
siOners on or before the day set for hear
ing.
No further notice of any proceedings In
this matter will be given.
IRWIN YOUNG,
Auditor of Knox County.
IA las
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WRITING.

Write the following quotation as a
specimen Of your best penmanship.
We count the broken Tyres that rest
Where the sweet wailing singers
slumber.
But DER ther silent sisters breast
The wild-howers who will stoop to
numberp
A few can touch the magic string.
And noisy fame is proud to win them
Alas for those tn" never sing,
But die with all { music in them.
--HoLMgs.
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PIGEONS
Make 4 Fast Flight From
Dayton To Nj. Vernon

The Mt. Vernon Homing Pigeon
club held fast flight from Dayton.
o.. on Sunday. The birds were liber-
ated AT 1902 a. IN. The first bird
reached home at l2i3. making a
flight OF ia miles In hours ana II
minutes.
The results were as follows;
Daniel Colley-l.
Louis Boucher.
Tony Jacquet--3. I, e, and 4.
Frank Lee-6, 7.
Leon Bary-9.
Tho next fly will be from 81. Louis.
Mo, this week.
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OPENING or NEW ROAD

Tamaqua. Pa. July 8-The exten.
sion OF the Lehigh and New England
Railroad. from Daniclsyille to this
place. was opened to traffic today
The new line cost $4,000. 900. and is
the largest piece OF railroad con
'struction In this section In many
years. The extension gives the lie
high Ccal and Navigation Company
It's own through line to Boston, and
Is expected TO result In a tremendous
development Of the company's Goa
properties.
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UNITED STATES HISTORY,
Including Civil Government.

I. Relate briefly the story of Bacon's
rebellion. and Governor Berkeley's
revenge.
2. What were the causes and results
Of Wolfe's campaign against Quebec in
i7so?
;. When. and at what occasion did
Lincoln deliver his Gettysburg Address
Quote from this address.
4. The Constitution OF the UnAed
States gives the President veto power
When the President vetoes . bill. how
may the bill become q Law?
S. Point out the principal events oi
President Mckinley's administration
Who was Vice-President from 1897 to
1901?
6. When. where. by whom. and fot
what purpose was the Erie Canal dug
7. Give two instances when the elec.
torial college failed to choose the Presi
dent. How is this ELECTORAL colleg,
chosenI
8. Name the states that seeded from
the Union at the beginning Of the Civil
War What is secessionI
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LITE RATURE.

]. Write = short sketch Of Cooper's
life. How did his early training pre-
pare him for his life work.
2. Name all the works Of Irving that
you have read. Why are most Of Irv-
ing's writings 50 little read at this time !
). Where did Lowell find material for
. great many Of his writings? Name
four poems you have read that were
written by Lowell.
4. Who wrote old Ironsides," What
w.s the occasion for the sentiment ex-
pressed In the poemi
S. Who was Margaret Sangster
Write short sketch of her lie and
works.
g. Write 1t least . four line quotation
from each Of the following poets and
name the poem from which each Is
taken. Burns and Tennyson.
7-8. Relate briefly the story Of Evan
geline" (Do not give details but touch
the important parts Of the entire story.)
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JOHN o. HAS A BIRTHDAY

Tarrytown, N. Y, July 8-J0hn d.
Rockefeller. the richest man In
America" had birthday anniver'
sary today-his seventy-third. The
Standard Oil magnate declares he Is
too old to celebrate, SO he spent the
day quietly with his family at Pecan
tico Hills. Mr.. Rockefeller Is In ex-
cellent health. Plenty Of golf and 9TH
er outdoor exercises have done won
ders for him. At seventy-three he
appears to he In better physical condi.
tion than fifteen or twenty years ago,
before he had laid aside the cares OF
active business.
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oRTh00RAPhv.

l. Define orthoepy. phonology. cog
nate letters. alphabet. and diacritical
marks.
2. Show by illustration the valr,
Of punctuation. How do you teach
punctuationl
}, Explain some of the defects Of the
English alphabet. How are these de-
fects remedied,
4, Show by illustration all the uses OF
the scmi-dieresis.
5, Write the complete photographic
analysis and photographic parsing Of
women"
6-l0 Spell precinct, picnicling,
tweezers, helio'rope, solstice, repievin.
s,alactite, celluloid, hcmorrhage, capable,
paraffin, maleable, creosote, lilies. col.
lateral auspices. bivouac. halcyoa. bar
becue. celery.
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MRS. DECKER SUCCUMBS
Colorado suffragist Dies suddenly
After Operation In California.

San Francisco, July s.-Mrs. Sarah
Plat Decker, who was stricken with
II dangerous illness a week ago. after
she had spent a day in visiting the
Santa Clara valley, died in hospital
She had been told that she had
Bright's disease. but the surgeon
here diagnosed her complaint as gall.
stones. She underwent an operation
on July and was reported to be
much improved until few hours be-
fore the end came.
Mrs. Decker was prominent wom-
an suffragist and at one time was
mentioned as a candidate for the
United States senate from Colorado.
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NOTICE OF HEARING ACCOUNT
Following account has been fled
for settlement and will be heard on
Tuesday, July 30, 1912. at 9 a. m:
First and final account of Bertha X.
Webster, administrative Of Il. p. Web
ster.
PATRICK A. BERRY,
Probate Judge.
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Phv0IOlOGY.

!. What is the mesentery9 Explain
briefly the location and function Of tho
nesentery.
2. Point out many ill-effects from
breathing through the mouth. What is
the average rate Of respirations per
minute?
). What foods may be eaten withou,
cooking' How does cooking add to
the value of food1
4. Is alcohol considered a stimulant
or q narcotic9 Justify your answer.
5. What provision has the State of
Ohio made for the care of its tubercular
paticnts' Does your county support a
hospital for tubercular paticnts'
9. What is the Beal law? The Aiken
law' The Rose law?
7. Illustrate reflex action and show
the value Of such action.
q. Define the following terms: in
cisors, malleus. oxidation, paristal and
vitreous humor.
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Mock 1OrrapiU,

One cupful Of cooked liver cut In
dice, two hard boiled eggs. one table
spoonful Of bacon fat, one Tablespoon
ful Of Aour, one cupful OF water. one
tablespoonful of lemon Juice. one table.
spoonful Of MUSHROOM ketchup. quar-
ter teaspO0nfui OF salt. few grains
Of cayenne. Make q sauce Of the fat.
6our and water Add to the sauce
liver. eggs chopped tine aud season.
tngs. Cook two uIinutea.
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7-9,l6S.
WOMAN CHARGED
WITH MURDER

Chicago, ILL.,, July S-The case of
Mrs. Rene Morrow. the former Chi.
cago clubwoman indicted for the al
legged murder Of her husband, Charles
Il. Mor.ow, was called for trial 70.
day. Morrow, who was well.to-do
inventor. was found shot to death on
the porch of his home on December
2S last. Mrs. Morrow was charged
with the crime after neighbors had
testified, 1t IL said, that the couple
frequently Quarreled and that the wife
had been heard to threaten her hus'
band.
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NOTICE OF HEARING ACCOUNT
Following account has been filed
for settlement and will be heard on
Tuesday, July 80, 1912, at 9 a. m:
First and final account of Diana
Sells, Administrative w. w. A. Of John
Sells.
PATRICK A. BERRY,
Probate Judge.
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iadsiphia Potatoes.

Boil small new potatoes In their
skina Cool and remove skins aud
cut In slices Have rendy one cupful
Of white sauce. Butter shallow dish.
put In the potatoes and cover with the
sauce. over all pour one egg. we'll
beaten. to which have been added two
tablespoonfuls Of milk, Bake In q hot
oven until the egg Ii cooked.