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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-03-09
Fulton News

a birthday party was given Tues
day night III the home OF Mrs. r..
ChaIkley IN honor OF the fifteenth
birthday Of her son. Charles. a delight
fui time was spent In music and
games. after which refreshments were
served. Those present were Ethel
Hicks, Maud and Mable Shuftz,
Margaret and Doris Sears, Beatrice
Hobson, Jeanette McNanara. Lloyd
Walton. Charlie Walton. Stewart Dias,
Burton Thompson, John jackson. Sam
aiil Miles Eacbo. and Charles Chalk
Iev.
A guessing and observation party
will be- given in the honiA of Miss
Gertrude Mays, 40 Nicholson street,
Tuesday night, March 18th. a good
time 10 promised ali who attend Bepe-
ut 1t q worthy cause.
Mrs. Charles Fowler died last sun
day morning In her home, 4at7 Full
ton street. Funeral took place Tues
day afternoon at o'clock from Full
ton Baptist church. Burial Ia Oak
wood cemetery. Mrs. Fowler leaves
husband and eight children
The funeral OF Mr.. Joseph III. silva,
who died tn Henrico county, took
place last Tuesday morning from Mr.,
4. G. Nelson's undertaking parIors.
Burial in Hollywood ceuastery. Ser-
vices were conducted by Rev. v. w.
BarganniT.
M. George Gin. Or Fulton street,
is confined 70 his home with . sprain-
ed ankle.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-03-09
MUCH INTEREST is
SHOWN IN REVIVAL

A FREnERIcRsBURG, VA March
ss---A great deal of Interest Is being
manifested in the services which ure
being conducted es North End pfess
sstsgisr chapel ay pr Afe llsoy, e
Iottsssllls Taass Services be<zh
through the week and probably long,
er. There viii be preaching al the
usual hour every night, inelUaive az
SATURDAY night. Or. Nc Elvov il q
strong ana forcefui speaker A large
congregation gseeta him every night.
There have been eix professions since
the meetings began Monday ntgiit.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-03-09
BANK Gil Earrings
For PAST WEEK

NEw> YORK, March Balnk
elearings in tne United states for the
week ending March Z, aggregate sa.-
67e.S14, 900. against 3s.f1 .S1e,oeo lAit
weci: and sz.s4s, 755. eco Is this week
last year.
week and 1888. ISL 900 il this week
this week last year:
sew York.. ssssl.ssa.eee increase
chicago. ssss.ssl. 600. iucreass s.s.
Boston. st8s,SEi,e06 Increase sT.e.
Phiiadelphia. si71 $4,000, ipcreasa
81. Louis. ass. $50 .o0e. Increase 1s.s.
Kansas City. .ssI,sss.seo. decrease
Pittsburs. ssi.sss.eeo. increase 81.
saa Francisco. sss,sss,eee, increase
Baltimore, sss,sss,ooo. increase
LIS.
Cincinnati. sa7 ,2ss.ee. increase ~.
Minneapolis ssiss7e,ee, increase
View Orleans, ssa.sas zoe, increasS
cleveland. sls. $50. eee. lucrsase nc.
Detroit. $I3.Seq zoo. increase ILL.,.
Los Angeles ssi,SIz.eoe.
Omaha. $2i. 4xs. 00e. increase rs.
Milwaukee. sis.ss1,e00. increase
1913.
Louisyille. sIs,sss. zoe. increase Ga.
ATLANTA, st4.tsi Gee. increase fe.s.
Portland, Ore. siz,s2t 900. increaxe
1876.
Seattle. all SOS geo, increase ia.s.
~ Paul s1S.eAs. ooe, increase 9s.s.
Buffaip, s1o,sSu.ega. Increase 1a.3.
Denver. ss,sIs, coo. sucreMaa u.s..
Indianapolis. ss.7se. eee. increase
Cd
Providence. ss,1f5,oeo. increase SIS.
Rlcilmexld. sS.13s.0ee. Increase -.
Washington. p. G.. Ss.i45. zoe. In
crease ~
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-03-09
MASONIC TEMPLE
PLANNED FOR NORFOLK

NORFOLK. VA. Azaron ss.--A new
Masonic temple that win compare
fasoraDly Win sueh buildings IN either
cities 81 Ncxfplk.s size IL ths latest
sngs sstfon III ths building line lsIf
u the lodges Of the city have been
asked 70 appoint d nssnber OF gem
sra1 building conmsstee whieh Will
get together within the next week or
- ard decide II such IA undertaking
II practical at this thine. and II % 70
devise piams for carrying out the
scheme.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-03-09
MAKE RICHMOND
ITS HEADQUARTERS
HnsTfsH-AMERicAN TRANSCRIPTS
sTsMMEslEs FRoAa DURHAM
70 This CRY.

The sfeEnmerv department Of the
British American Tobacco Company,
1t Durham y, q. has been dieeop.
finued and will hereafter be eencen-
srated IN Richmond, according 70 =
special from Durham last night
The special EDes On 10 say:
Whiie d number OF employees az the
company have been thrown cut Of en-
of the stemInerfss VIII NOT decrease
the tobacco misunderstanding business
IN Durham. The buildings which
have bStn used - steannasrles win be
converted Into the us of the leaf de-
partnasnf Of the British American
CDmpant.
The American Tobacco Colnpany
and the LigEett q Myers company
expect 90 Increase their nsanhfActsir
capacity IN Durham 1t N early date
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-03-09

1hs attendance a ~ a5)>tiaI 49,
Vt<e4 held 81 EeIx1z< Hkt<]<< fizax1<
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-03-09

TAArA will 81 ni30ther BIZ IlIeet {n&
Ill fhe A E. a. nall nexk Sunday
sfters1xI<14a T6is fflne Br. stanley II.
Xrehe rree1aent III DE nstt<Nte of
Merrnaufi4l All, ~ SsxNTf hfzaoFeI kl<i1-
1oSe ~ and a1W&X6 tlziz1 fi14Hs1s zz3< j y
f<nfi6H IS ntx a&lyiieAf& zz5s8 A
Iii t9<xssiy {24l ret &la 81
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-03-09
THREE TRIED ON
ROBBERY CHARGE
Two DiscHARGED Ann rmE orHnn
BouxD ovER 10 Husr-
IsGs couHr
Mad DOCS ABROAD
s,ssnnAL rnRsoSs ARE nrrTEx NJ
rssEM-rssEsry-ravE race
MssoR FoR raILunE no
REMovE sNow
MAD DOGS ABROAD
virsinian Bureau.
LAX Building. Phone f1se,

<rA8 gNAatu8s KHoNe 4Aaes
pETERsBuKg, VA, March ls..--
Gsorse Eanes, Horace Williamson ana
Willie wilkefson. three young white
men. we're tried ii the Police CONT.
fhis morning On the charge II having
robbed Leh. Harper. Of Buttsrworth,
Va, Of = watch at she seaboara Air
Line passenger station Jew nights
ago. Eanes was sent on to The Hust-
inGs Court fcr trial on the eharse u
fpbbery. ana Was also 4nsd $40 for
firing his pistol tn the street Wilker@
son aud Williams Mare discharged.
Eisxtrd Representative.
Monroe. Lodge, No s. r, q. q. f..
has elected ]. n. VI sSuith as It's
representative AT the mseefIng Of the
Grand Lodge in Newport News IL
May. Petersburg Ledge. No. 81. last
night elected l. Il Andrews as It's
representative. and Appemattox
Lodge will elect tonight.
Mad Du@s Abroad.
There s1enls to be Il large nG1n-
her uf mad dogs iIa the city sss pres
eft. and = nuHher Of people have
been bitten by tis3m Elizabeth, the
ei&ht-gear-0Id daughter 1t Mr.. ana
MrN, 4. ~ Rogsrson. of East Tabb
street. fast nisht yves bltten three
tiraes By deg supposed 20 be mad.
and today Vernon Borst, rs Years
old. was bitten on The hand bs the
e&n10 dog Both victims today were
taken 10 the Rasknur Institute IN
Eiiehmoisd Tor treatment The dog
hslk he~m Killed ara MS head wtll
aisD be sent IL TINS Pastenk institute
FVr examination.
Twenty-Five persons we're before
tha Police Justice this morning
charged with failure to remove SNOW
from their risIswaiks Most IL The
Offenders we're fgona the West End
aud were dismissed with warning
~ Justice Piumnfer,
IEosel sold.
The sssratford Hotel. On Boiling
brook street. has been sold BIZ its
owners 10 the City Building Corr
poSnfion. The Price has not bsen
flAde public. This corporation has
recently bought considerable prep
ersy m Ispiiinsbrook street with q
view or developins II into whole
sale business district.
Tho Democratic Cify Central Com
nli&tee viii nseef tonight az the Office
of les chairman. Or J. M Burke. and
VIII ~. OATS for the anunlcipal pri-
marx and transact other business
kWsaernl ~ AIrs. MtiiinmSon.
The funsfai OF Mrs Sarah Jane
SON took place THIS morhIng ~ i
xtcl0ck from her residence ia North
Market street. and Was largely at
tended. Rcs. Or. q. e. Spooner Of
Hcfatee. assisted by Rev. Il. r. Dan-
friuEN The following gentlemen
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-03-09
TOBACCO SELLS
At RECORD PR|C
ONE TRANSACTION THIS wEsEss< ~
roRTy-FlvE DolLARs rEm
NO SALES WEDNESDAY
ON ACCOUNT or DEEP SNOW sFAzt-
NERs cogLU NOT GET 40
MARKET WITH THE
WEED.

Tobacco reached the high fa1pEd
mark for the season on the Hten
inond market yesterday when o. H4*
quality of sun cured wrappers zoI8
at s45 q hundred This was. Of COURSE.
the rare exception. While the 1aat~l
ket as 4 whole was firm there Wsxe
fewer sales at phenomenatty nt9m
prices than during the preceding MeeAs
AT most OF the warehouses the tnFor~
nation was that the high prices were
around 23e 10 2Se with very little aslts
Ing in the neighborhood 81 tbs fhaxs
Ties.
Average price for the week MIS-
$3.50. The average continues low be-
cause Of the great preponderaueA ~
inferior goods. the bulk Of the eiyexSI
ings consisting Of COARSE, greeu To-
baeco. The crops as a whole y axsrr
aging IN had, at to quality the WARE
housenaefs say. but this is not Sizr~
prise when the uuseasonahlF aFx
weather og last summer ~ recalled.
There was no rain to make b cxen
and the weed did not get 10 ETpW
inr well until the time when cutttn<
ought to have been In progress.
Heesipts Heavs,
Receipts were heavier than IN sozzlH
weeks, totalling about 600, 900 poHuae
The farmers had had the season fox
i -
lacking no condition favorable q
large receipts except good roads. xne
latter were in bad shape, and cpoz*
ated substantially In tho directluA s.
holding the receipts down. Heavy -
ceipts are anticipated again the eolz1~
ing week.
No Saiss Wednesday. Z
There were nj sales on the feeAx
warehouses "wednesday, owing 70 tHo
deep snow which fell during WedHes>
day morning and Tuesday night.
Sales light at FarmviIle-
Especial 10 The Richmond FirRiuiau-1
FARMyIILE. March S.--The re-
cord breaking spring snow greatix INT
fefrnpted the sales OF tohacco dar5x&
the week. and the decreased pi4erlf1G1|
resulted In no changes IN the pffk91s'
The dealers insist that tobacco u
good grades and unwatered briux4
good prices. but the growers Of fI{4
weed differ with them. To the pf9f@'
emit time some 6.000,e GOO pounds have
been sold on this market during IL
season. +
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1912-07-18
Lasimsr oasaed From ssaals.

Washington July l3.-With Sen
ator William Lorimer's dramatic as
ssFtion that hia expulsion would be a
scrime Of the senate, - bis colleagues
voted nearly two to one TO Gust him
a. the beneficiary Of fraud.
LorimeF did not vote on his own
case. bat bis aged colleague. Senator
Cullom of Illinois, turned against
him after having formerly voted 10
keep him In the senate.
The official vote against Lorimer
was S.; for Lorimer as. Senator
Borah voted against Lorimer and
Heyharn was absent.
Lorimer' election followed three
days speech by him which was
dramatic and replete with invectivs
for his opponents.
LOrimer's eight for his official life,
which ended this afternoon when the
senate doors closed behind his bulky
figure, began almost Immediately af-
ter his election.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1912-07-18
Road oversesr ]. D. Schodt and

Road OveFaeer ]. D. Schodt and
3 force Of men have recently very
much improved the condition Of the
Peck grade by removing the rock
and filling the badly washed places.
In fact. they have gotten the grade
In about as good condition as possi-
bic as il nov stands. It il hoped
that ere long The county viii he able
Go spare the considerable amount of
money it would require to take the
steepness out Of that much needed
piece of road by extensive regard
ing, and we believe this will be done
Is soon as practicable. The present
administration of affairs ia Lewis
county has been untiring in It's ef-
forts 10 get along just as economic
ally as possible and make the tax
payers burden here the lightest in
the state. That success has crowned
this effort is apparent every time one
compares the taxation Of Lewis
county With that of any other like
commonwealth in Idaho. Il will
not be long until improvements like
those needed 90 the Peck grade can
be made without apparent strain up
On the public exchequer, and until
such time it behooves Us all to pos
seas our souls in patience.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1912-07-18

The legislatures of the Western
states will be in session the coming
winter. The candidates in their re-
spective parties viii be chosen in the
primaries. and farmers should insist
as one OF the conditions of receiving
their votes that these legislators viii
enact in every state a Law similar "a
what is known as the bIue-sky law
of Kansas.
This Law is intended to prevent
promoters and agents Of fake COM
panies from selling blue sky-shat
is, stock in organisations and com
panies which really have nothing TO
sell but blue sky; in other cords,
hopes and expectations that will not
be met. In Kansas, the man who
wishes 10 sell stock IN a corporation
outside Of the state must appear be-
fore . state Official and give full and
definite information as to the fnan-
cial basis Of that corporation. He
cannot sell stock in gold or silver
mines or any ether things under the
sun unless he demonstrates to this
official that he is selling something
of real value
Farmers in All the Wes'eFn states
have been victimized BY agents Of
ges-rich-quick companies selling
them holes in the ground, or getting
out Of them the money 70 dig holes
ia the ground, holding out TO them
hopes Of finding precious metals. oil
or gas, or stock In orchard planta-
tionn in the insermountain states of
the Pacific slope. The blue sky Law
has put a stop 10 this kind Of thing
Iin Kansas, and has saved the state
many mIIlions Of dollars.
A similar Law should be adopted
in every state in the Union. Why
should these states be the hunting
grounds Of rascals, who, appealing
TO that Unsuitable desire In most men
10 get rich quick, sell them blue sky
-noshirg for something In the shape
Of cash or notes or other obligations
The legislator who will not put a
stop TO this infamous business. and
incidentally put stop 10 advertising
It In nevef-stop papers, given away
7r sold for song. should be al
owed 70 stay Al home.-W alIaces
Farmer,
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1912-07-18

The news leaked Gut here the hrst
of the week Of the marriage at
Grangevile On Monday evening Of
Miss Emma M. Kube, Of Denver, to
Dan w. Creenburg, the veil known
Lewiston Newspaper man and chair
man Of the state grain commission.
The ceremony was performed in the
presence Of q few friends and rela-
sives, Rev. Father James, Of Grange.
vile, officiating. The happy couple
vent to Lewiston Tuesday and latei
left for coast points on an extended
honeymoon trip. They win reside
at Lewiston Cottonwood Chronicle
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1912-07-18

Madison Sharksy. Of Woodsldss
Republican candidate for sheriff.
has been a resident of this county
for seven years. and has been sue
cessful rancheF and always loyal
neighbor. He has always been q
leader in any movement to upbuild
this country.
Mr.. Sharkey was induced to enter
the race for sheriff by his friends IN
all parts II the county and vas the
6rst to publicly announce his candi-
dacy. He has had four years Of
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1912-07-18
I've Residences Barn at vsIlmsr.

Fire last Sunday night destroyed
two residences belonging to Frank
Mcbride at vollmer and for while
the flames threatened TO consume
the residence Of Jess Holm. Only
the good work Of the vOlImsr and
10 chemical engines saved the
structure. The FIRE Of unknown ORR
gin started IN the residence Occu-
pied BY Mr. Mcbride. The family
we're absent at church. The build
ing adjoining, and owned BY Mr..
McBri e. was occupied by the LydOn
sisters.
Some Of the furnishings we're
saved from the houses bat the loss
will be considerable. The houses
we're insured for $1,000, and the con-
tents fos $500.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1912-07-18
NoTIcE FoR PUBLICATION

Department Of Tbs Interior. D y Land oesee
81 lewiston idaho. May -. i1i7
Notice Is hereby given that &ohn 9tevana. ci
Nexptfee Lewis Counfy. ldsh0. whe. on Say
-, 1879. mAdo timber and Stone Application.
w. vt4v5 iqE lots 3, .. 8. and yKsz NWgz, Bee
Boise Meridian. has hied nastee Of Intention
70 make Bnel proof, 70 establish claim 10 fns
LAND Fp0Ye described. before W " nAmmail.
fAf 17tA dry 0f 'uiy 1914.
Cinfmnuf nsmeF as Witnessed q pfes sslns.
hsrt, Mark bafdirfi Abfaham " sIckieF and
Charles Giles, al Of NezpeFess idaho.
r. H. B&Si9ssss Register.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1912-07-18

From the bottom Of our hearts we
thank Our friends for their many
kindnesses and expressions Of sym
pathy during the sad ordeal through
which we have just passed.
R. q. Thompson and Daughters.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1912-07-18
ANNOUNCEMENTS CANDIDATES


WA are authorized 10 announce Mankerd r..
Pm8we "a MeADsxoN ~ e@n1l@@ze feF &as cMe1
81 Sheriff OF Lewis County subject 20 the ac-
szom e the Democratic primaries 70 De helo
1uiy -. Kara,
we are authorised to announce .. ]. Warren
az winchester ~ 4 candidate for the oshes OF
Rhax3eg of NawiA CouMty, subject 10 the action
81 1he Democratic primaries 20 be hsld July
80, fal2.
We ara authorised to announce n sn@Fkey
81 Wan4aA6a az q candlamt@ for she oMFe 81
aAaxa@ al lewis c0uMkN. suoieet 20 the aetAen
81 sha @apunlicMu primaries 20 pc nSlu jay
%. 1912.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1912-07-18

T. Fl. Rehberg, an attorney of
Moscow. was here Monday evening
looking over the country for a loca-
sion, and decided that this place Of
fesed the best opportunity be had
found for the practice of his PR
feusion. Mr.. Rehberg will NOV
his family here within the next ten
days having leased Office rooms 10
the Pomeroy block, and the dwelling
just recently vacated by J. B Hur-
ley.-Kamiah Progress.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1912-07-18

A. E. Holmberg of orO6no Is .
candidate for the nomination for
Joint senator for Lewis and Clear
water counties. subject to the will Of
the Democratic voters at the primary
July 80. Mr.. HoImberg vas a
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1912-07-18

During the summeT months naothefs o.
young chsIdsNn should watch for any unnas-
saral loosansaa Of She bowels. When given
prompt attention n This time serious trouble
may 81 avosdad. ChambeFlains Collie Chol'
srn and DsaFxhoea Remedy cas- slways b.
dspamdsd upon For sala BY ell dealers
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1912-07-18

An exchange Of Socialistic persua-
sion says. "A thief j. a man who
steals back q part Of what has been
stolen from him. Fortunately
things may be looked at from differ
ent points Of view.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1912-07-18
STATE SENATOR

To The voters Of Lewis amd Clearwater eount
les. hers BY announce my candidacy Tor state
asnssor frosa ne twenty-fourth senatorial dis
gKick. On khe Democratic siekeE. sesieet 70 the
primaries 10 b held on Tuesday. July 70, 1879.
and a0l40fl your votes On that Gay
81 80 al Eass4ss, Idaho, &his LIST day Of July.
1919 James n. shaw.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1912-07-18
chleken Dinner July 10.

The ladies of the Catholic church
will serve q dne chicken dinner on
The dav Of the stock shcw In Neg
pefce Ia 2. e. MiIler's new brick
sGoFs building
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1912-07-18
pRoRArE JUDGE.

We are authorised to announce Thomes n.
are 81 PFohm1a Judge Of Lewis County, sep1eet
10 lhs action Of the Republican primaries 10
be held July 30, 1913.
We are authorised 70 announce wesley !
Houston Of Winchester rs a candidate Tor the
enaes OF Probate Judge Of lewis county, sub
leek 10 khe action OF me Republican primaries
10 be- held July 10. 1874.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1912-07-18

For the time being, at least the
political game has the national game
crowded off the stage.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1912-07-18
sKI-RO-PRAC-TIC
THE NEW SCIENCE THAT MEANS
HEALTH WITHOUT DRucs or
on SURGERY

Remove the cause and nature viii
cure.
Chifopracslc adjustments remove
the cause Of chronic eatarfh, assh-
ma. bronchitis and consumption II,
its early stages, ali diseases OF
troubles Of eye, ear, nose and
throat, all stomach and liver sroub.
les, rectal. kidney and bladder
troubles. constipation and diarrhea,
ali forms Of chronic sexual weak.
ness and disease, female troubles
and weakness, paralysis, headache,
nervousness, sIeeplessnesa. insanity
rheumatism. cancers, malignant vi.
GERS ahf JUNIORS respond quickly
and begin to heal after Chiscpracsie
adjustments.
y you ars elet 10 any way come aad con.
suit w. CONSULTATION - FKkK II We can
not rclifyN you've Will eanGfdly tell foa 80
ron Wiz always receive = welcome af our re-
feptiDe room. Lady phIropfattof 10 setsnd.
suce.
MARCUS S. FITE, d. c.
ROOMS 1917. UNION STATE BsNg sLDo.
NEZPERcE. IDAHO
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1912-07-18

member of the house Of representa-
sives at the last session Of the legis-
lature and proved himself to be a
very valuable member Of tihSt body.
He il thoroughly competent to FIJI
the Office of joint senator, il a heavy
taxpayer and If nominated and
elected. the people Of these two
counties will be well represented in
the next session Of the legislature.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1912-07-18

Remember, if you would vote at
the primary slscsiOn On July so you
must register. Do II nov.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1912-07-18

And Teddy also claims the honor
of unseating Senator Lorimer.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1912-07-18

natlo
State
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-07-19
REVIVAL OF "DoolNE."
Londoners Making Acquaintance o.
a Fourteenth Century Dish.

G%astrophiles were excited a fortnight
ago over the proposed revival OF do
dine" by Auguste, Escoffier, the dis
tinguished chef of the Carlton hotel.
1t is said that tlis dish was invented
by Guillaume Tirel, known as Taille-
vent, a kitchen child to Queene Jean
ne d'Evreux, in 1926 and first cook to
Charles V. in 1875. 1t is also said
that iodine" is not in the diction-
airy. This is not true.
1t occurs in Randle Cotgrave's
French and English Dictionary"
(London, 1879 The first meaning is
"a fond or giddy wag Of the head"
and then we find: "Canars a la do.
dine, served in with (French) onion
sauce" But this definition gives little
idea of the dish, which is duck steep.
ed in wine of Suresnes. Inasmuch as
there has been little of this wine for
the last century the dish went out OF
fashion, but NJ. Escofier thought
chambertin could replace Suresnes
We say Thought" for as yet we have
heard nothing about the result of the
experiment.
Judged by recipes in old French
treatises, iodine" was a sauce. Cap
ons were served with it. And here
lis Taillevent's recipe, which We find
in Alfred Franklin's la Cuisine" a
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-07-19

Owing to the attention demanded
by the larger and more important
affairs at home, the Mexican revolt
has not been observed closely by
the American public. But now
with home matters settled, for
the time being at least, and when
eyes may again be turned toward
Mexico, it is to see the rebels, held
together for months by the very cap
able captain, Orozo, in full flight,
badly beaten at Bachifba Pass, in
what one newspaper dispatch de.
scribes as the greatest modern bat
tie fought in Mexico" Thus it ap-
pears that Mexico has settled her
" affairs without interference on
the part Of the United States, and the
wisdom Of President Taft in refusing
to plunge this country into the strife
At the behest of agitators, jingoes
and INSCRIPTIONS commercial ex-
ploiters is indicated.