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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-03
rnr F.ll or Apn,Norrr.

Tho ntf months defense Of Adri-
nuDple. assaulted by the Siege gunr ~
two invostins armies and long facing
hunger and disease, viii pass into his-
tory AZ the one bright record " me
ottoman arms in the present war Ia
the balkans yhe suicide ~ iis brave
commander shusrl pasha adds also
20 the dramatic siory ~ tho passing
from Turke, ~ ~ mr., capisal IN
Europe
lnspi.lns ~ has been the defense u
AdriAnopie however, the greater re-
nonp q Turkish aims will remain
uItn pittna aud iis sallant defender,
oAman Pasha Thla Nili BE- both be-
cause tat belseEuered sarfiron ~
FsaFna ihtse times defeated the RUS
ssnnn. eho ~ere 10 osermhelmins
aambesr. nna Degause, while Adrian
apls Wa strongly forilnea ~ wreat
sHR'. onIf aefenNaa wsre
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-03
Captain BGrnGcIe's
TrGOeIOgueS
By John H. Wishar


jonah p' Biblical times wasn't in
d with ne. for I once lived tor ave
wecEs leo Is whale" rcmlnisccd Cap
tain linrnaclo slancinp over the water
to The whale. that had jun dropped
anchor Nov. ave weeks IN q whale
rs iong time. bat { survived. yes. and
{ made none, out OF TIE whale, too.
This adventure happened when ! was
sailing as mate of the whalCr tni-
corn. from NeW Bedford for the Arc
a.. % vas the last time that ever
went a-Whaiing
"Tho Unicorn wasn't amy too we'll
supplied Nlth men. and herc seemed
iu br % streak of bad luck that fol-.
lowed Den We crulscd along thc
drvcnlaud coast and went as far north
as Bank land with nary sight OF
rlght whale pr even a blackhsh hut
nnaip unu morning the lookout sings
uut. TIore she blows and, sure
enough Uo we're in q school of whales.
The boats were lowered as fast as
possible anu We started for tho bis
fellows
"My BOAT made fast 90 q monster
bun whale. one ni the largest ! have
eVes seen. Sc was fully 100 feet lone
ane Be- big around NJ "a house. Nels
he Owed and started aNuy like race
hofsr. DRAGGING tie lpat long. When
we nnal, tired him oui ! lancet him,
and hc dove. but Ia DIVING struc$ the
boat sinking u with az an Hat I
managed 10 swim even In the icy
water, aud after httie whne ths
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-03

IN milch goats aud Il now endeavorlng
10 develop a strain OF generous milk
ers. lie has q fine Swiss billie and
n number Of grade nannics. AZ well
he Mas u herd of fifty-four animals.
mir. Todd bchcvcs thoroughly IA
mich goats and considers u possible
to secure good mixers by croasing
common goats with q thoroughbred
buck Some of his goats give three
and four quarts day ie USES the
milk In his own family, hnt makes mo-
attempt 20 sell a. a nclghbor. how.
ever. n disposing of several quart"
Of goats milk Ia BEockton az twenty
five cents asmrt. his customers be-
ing invallds. who lind Il much pref
cradle Co cows milk'
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-03
Quick Breads Break df' fast
By JEAN HUBS

cup hour
= cups mills
teaspoons baking ppwder.
~ tablespo0n baking powder
Z ,abiespcdn lard melted
~ tahiespeon hutier. melted
eggs wen btUcn
Nix thoroughly. spread thiuls On u|
huttered baking pan ana bake in a
moderate a,en
Corn Mufln~.
a, cup curnmcJl.
e. 2, cup Hour.
- TEASPOON salt
= teaspoon Soda
- tablespoon sugar.
'u egg. we'll beaten
~ cup thick sour milk
Sln together tho cornmcal. HOUR
salt. soda and sugar Then mix with
the egg and sour milk Bak, from
twenty to thirty minutes Ia we'll
buttered muffin rings
johnny Cake.
I cup sweet milk
cup buitermik.
teaspoon salt
~ teaspoon soda
d. tablespoon melted butter
'" MIX together and add enough corn
,s meal 1" roll Into sheet half AN inch
%" thick lay on huttCvud baking pan
7" and bake until Drawn ana crisp bast-
III ing occasionally with mcltcr uuttct
meanwhile Break instead 81 cutting.
and serve hot
torn bOdgcr~
cups curumcal
cups boiling water
Pinch coz salt
Pour the water over the cornmrNl
id and add the salt Drop by spooufuls
Ia vell butisred shallow baking
dish Dol with butter and bake until
crisp and brown. com dodgers may
'bo baked uu o griddie 90 desired
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-03

panion for almost four years. he was
adopted ln the summer OF 1908, Mr.
Freed was 100 the Park hotel iu 81
Louis. ana sass % furlorn kitten sneak
into the building and curt up in one
corner He petiod thc animal and
soon found him unusually playful and
intellipent 4 mutual friendship bee
gan between the Two and Nh Breed
closed the matter by paying the hotol
e. cents for The kitten.
a. soon as Teddy becemc used Go
TWO ~ three Square meals dag be-
was nut under tho scrutiny of several
car auelrrs who discovered Chat
TEDDY had an the points necessary to
make him show possibility in thr
short hairrd Persian class He Is
black has round head, long tail.
yellow eyes. GLOSSY TOR. smml ears and
an alert bearing
The cat is nos -four years and e.
half old and be- has acquired many
accomplishments NJ slts up straight
ON his hind legs and. in more playful
moods. viii box ile can jump through
ones hands held shoulder nigh llc
can lup from table ten feet away tu
mans shoulder He leads with a.
learn ike dog and b. 30 hnc swim
mer.
''He's good nuturod. too said Mr.
Breed. as be- picked Teddy up by the
tan and held him high Teddy didn't
seem 10 mind 10 "a bin an hung ds limp
az cold storage chicken Teddy
didn't fuss either when be- Was rolled
head over heels rpun around on his
back and picked up bl The icE Hes
ftfonp and not ai an sensitive.
Being good traveller and having
been n chicago. Sew YurS Boston.
Trol and Hartford. Teddy i- pariicu-
Lar about Whist he eats NE likes raw
beef cooked beef. fish ana green peas
and. like an eats. reyels la catnip.
Wonderful tWO.rcol military piotut a
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-03
VEGETARIAN car ~
ATHI.Isrigi EXPERT sWIM-
MIR AND BOXER
. SssNS4NSesssNaN'

Nrw YORK. April Teddy came
10 Sew YORK city with all bic feline
fanoles aud soon had nearly everyone
In thc iobas W the Aloert hotel taxi
ins notice Thai be- was no ORDINARY
eat. Teddy can box. turn somersaulls.
hana y, ~ taii ana eat green peas.
He iikes fo perform and after "a busy
afternoon Showing almost any one
sho came along his cunning TRICKS he
curled up on the hotel desk ana slept
~ peacefully AZ tramp 100 "a Oolt car
Teddy - travelling with his master
l.. -. Breed, who a. connected Win q
lrhlnnan trade manifestation. lhe cat
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-03
rnnE ExAMrtE or John ~.
PATTERSON.

~~~~~~
Two thinaa riend ONT clearly IN the
wsissr 81 new, ~ ,he dls,res.;ux
Hoods IN the state q ohio. two inn
preeslve. inntruesise and admiration
sompenlns shines. one 81 these is
lAut the els-te~s-d generosity ~ tae
Ameriean rcople - sfeater more in
stant today than ever before whlch
- Something for prsslmirss to soberly
think abont and tie other big iislna
SAYS the Detroit FIRE. Presa. h John
n. Patterson. president u IKE Ma
tion4i Caph Register company. bus
few days aeo the subject OF oceans
- horilc criticism ffcm certain
inree secilon AZ the Ainerleah prens
and people. today applandcd ~ the
clcarest-braiaed most obepshandea
man 20 meet she great catastrophe
and VS. consequence with calm. far
sighted bravery seldom u ever
equaled under like circumstance.
The dispatches have told us now
John n. Patterson placed his sreat
factoFy, H. employees ana al its re-
sources. hiss fortune ana his family
~ the service ~ the distressed and
perhaps sumo have said well. :, h.
no more shan his auty--no more than
any hamane man would DO under 1.-The
conditions Bnt John H. Pattefsons
deeds may MOI be- quite 70 cavaiierly
alnnlssed Hs mikhi have given a
sew thousands u dollars 10 aid the
sufferers and sone on his way con-
eratuiatlnr hsmself On the fortunate
escape Of his property from danage
% the muddy Naters ~ the great
Mnmi. Bat b. aid not content him
self 10 50 pharlsaical manner re
gafe ~ shat ne hao. property.
money. trained brain. himself, TO the
work His rif. - entitled To that
high praise bestowed b. the Man OF
tialilee on the widow who gave her
mite. her an Ana the incident serves
% emphnslse one or two important
truths that eannot be too strongly
emphasized II these days OF popular
elamor and unrest.
AR. Patterson built the great plant.
IN which hundreds were sheltered.
and amasped the great fortune which
made 9oasible such splendid. unror-
gcttabie rescue work. by methods
which some have branded unfair. ana
which uihers have termed business
competition. Had he not had that
plant and that fortune, an his sympa-
my. an his trained wisdom would
have been ureleSp in the great emer-
genuy. So 4 may pronl us 70 pause
~ this time 90 wonder had John B
Paterson gone da'sn a. defeat in the
BATTLES preliminary 20 the gathering
Of his Wsalth. would the one or the
once ~ho won have been eauauy 81
heroic and splendid when the waters
overwhelmed abe ciiy In which John
-. Patterson Was often so bitterly
eriiieized that b. once threatened to
leave lt forever
Moreover Mr. Patterson's is not
alone among present day examples ~
EVod use ~ great fortunes Others, a
lpax list 81 NAMES az once suggests it,
seif, are using wealth for the benent
Of the many And this in coming TO
be the accepted manner 81 adminis-
iering such trusts. These thinss are
worth thinking about right now whilc
the example 81 John a. Patterson
shines before our eyes And they
ought 20 TEMPER some of the thouehi-
iess AND the lntemperate criticism II
ihe tims.
-eae.alrs--
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-03

liuttcrmiik IilSsFilt.
cups nour
tablespoon melted lard
teaspoon sodn.
Enough buttermilk to make soft
dough-
Roll thin. handling as little as pos.
siple. cut into rounds. and buk, IN "
quick oven.
southern batter sircRd.
y cup cold boiled rice.
eggs beaten "a pantely
cups cornmeal.
tablespoon lard or butter, melted.
teaspoon salt
. cupfuls milk
Beat together until thoroughly
mixed and bake quickly in buttcrcd
muiiin-rings or ia shallow baking
tins.
Sp0on Bread.
cupnl boiling water.
cupful white cornmeal
Pinch Of salt
cupful cold boiled rice.
eggs. weil beaten.
. teaspoons baking powder.
~ cups milk
Pour the water over the corn
starch. then add the other lngrcd'
tents. Mix thoroughly and pour tWo
inches deep into "a buttured baking
dish and bake until done. u should
be like "a baked custard and IN served
from the dish with spoon. Cereals
other than rice may bc used
kentnckN Batter Bread.
= cups cprnmeal.
eggs. well beaten.
teaspoon salt
tablespoon melted butter.
MIX 90 make a. thin batter.
Pour into shallow buttsred tins and
bake about forty-hye minutes In O
quick oven
southern Corn I'onc.
cups yellow corn meal
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-03

When baby suffers with crlup. ap-
ply and give pr Thomas iiclcetlc Oil
az once. Safe for chlldrea. 4 iiiilo
goes long way. 2sc and Goo. AZ
all drug stores ADV
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-03

ANYHOW. BId. TAFT knows how
20 ~ TO s baseball game and get az
nuttS over 4 az any other normal
human being we'll say that for blli
-
VOW COMES an expert who says
the hard boiled egg isnt Injurious
Next thing wen he eating mlncc pie
out 81 season at midnight
.
MUST HAVE been y wight 60 see
the population down along the ken
lucky shore All down flat ON the bank
tapping ~ that rive thousand barrels
Of perfectly good whiskcy.
O.
Tragedies Tosd in Headlines.
From tEe Chicago Tribunc.l
ute Thought -Four poucvs was a
Winning Hand"
Barrel Of Alum Found In Ruins
of burned Bakery
Deer Hunter wires Home fOI
Money. Farmers Cow was a Jcrsey
After spgndiug $40 n Procuring
Divorce. Discovers Marriage was Ilic-
gal"
"Not Enough Gasoline In Tank
Irute Father pKrftakcs ElOpins
Couple"
Hastily Packs TrunK Tor European
Trip Finds when Aboard ship llo
HAS NO Change of shirts
o
His wife.
liy was patient in his iosscs be was
patient Ia his putin.
tic was patient when he had 90
chase his bat around thu bioa X.
Eui he said things aud got angry aud
could hardly hear the strain
when his wife. who was 90 come At
o. showed ~ at 4 o'clock.
Chicago Record Herald.
lie was patient with the weather. be
was patient with a bore.
lie was patient when his plans went
wrong and left him in the lunch
Eui be rayed like any lunatic and
round the room ne tore
When his wife on sunday morning
tried 10 drag him out 60 churcn
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-07-03
CARE OE The NAILS.

Form the hab;, o, caI.ng for you:
nails. Select certain time each day
for the treatment and let nothing In
trude TO prevent you from carrying
out your duty. \ slipshod manner Oi
treating the nails will do no good.
File the nails into the .iapc yoa
like best and then soak the finger tips
IN warm soapSuds to which little
OenZoln has been added. While the
nails are wet rub some vascl;Ee
around the roots. Take an orange.
wod stir& and gently push the flesh
back all around the nails, each one in
turn. not only about the halfmoons,
but the entire length OF the nails.
For cleansing under the nails. al
old handkerchief dipped in bit OF
lemon juice and passed under the nail.
BY mcans Of the orange stick is all
that is required.
Apply a nail polish and brush VITA
a buffer.
If one is in perfect health. rubbin.
the nails in the palms Of the hands
Will give a sufficient polish TO them.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-07-03
Waited 10 Weeks
To See Bryan
COL. o'leARY, SOME WAITER.
WANTS FOREIGN Jos-HE'S
STILL WAITING.
LBy Nharles BROOKS Smithl


WASHINGTON. d. c.. July 3-Col,
Cornelius O'Leary tits suspected he's
Irish. aftQr waiting ten weeks TO see
Secretary Bryan was to-day rewarded
for his patience. 1t Is not meant to
state that Col. Cornelius O'Leary wait.
ed for ten weeks today. because that
would be impossible. lie waited three
hours and forty.iivc minutes to-day,
and he has waited in Washington ten
weeks TO bring about what happened.
For ten weeks the Colonel has been
shuiiled around in the various ante
rooms leading TO Bryan's Office. See
'etaries. messengers. oiiice-0oys, usi.
ers and other lackics have had real
good time with the O'Leary party in
that time, batting him about from
place TO place. and would have been
successful nine times out of ten
'twhich they are) in worrying the
colonel out and causing him to boat il
back to Bluelield in disgust and with
the probable lofty and noble purpose
tc support the Republican ticket next
time the chance offered. But they
didn't know the colonel He knows
his rights in the premises which in his
case means that he knows that a good
Democrat has ar light. or ought 10 have
it. TO see the leaders Of his party
when he has important business TO SEE
them about and when. besides. these
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-07-03
Short Human Interest
Stories Of Gettysburg

turning up here in good shape. He is
now happy and well cared for.
Wearing a tattered uniform of gray.
Alexander Hunter. OF Virginia. was
to-day the central point OF interest on
the streets of the town. Mr.. Hunter
is wearing the identical suit and hat
which he wore at Gettysburg 80 years
ago. The suit is in rags and mas =
bullet hole through one OF the sleeves.
He carries all his accoutremeDts used
al Gettysburg. and wears Union belt
taken from n foe here. Mr.. Hunter
was a member OF the Black Horse
Cavalry.
One OF the Oldest veterans In the big
camp is Capt. W. H. Fleig. OF Hous.
ton, Tex, who was 80 is last birthday,
February %. During the war he
served With distinction in the marine
department of the Confederate navy.
Capt. Fleig is one Of the best preserv.
ed men in camp, and Is more active
than many of the other veterans
score OF years less advanced.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-07-03
NOTICE OLE DISSOLUTION.

Notice Is hereby given. that at a
meeting Of the stockholders OF the
Lasca Oil Company. a corporation
created and organized under the laws
of the State OF West Virginia. that.
at meeting Of the stockholders Of
said corporation, regularly held at the
office Of said company, at Watson,
West Virginia. on Monday. June 10th.
1913. at which meeting majority Of
the stockholders OF said company be
ing represented by the holders there.
OF. in person or by proxy. and voting
the following resolution, the same
was duly and regularly adopted and
passed. to.wit:
"RBSOLVED, First, That the Las.
ca Oil Company, a corporation created
and organized under the laws OF the
State OF West Virginia. and in con
formity herewith. does hereby dis
continue business as corporation
and surrenders 10 said State of Wesi
Virginia its charter and corporate
franchises. The board Of directors Of
this corporation will proceed to con
vert the property and all assets, Il
any. Of said corporation into cash. and
apply same TO the discharge Of debts
liabilities and obligations: and should
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-07-03
EEER GUZZLERs STAY
RIGHT ON THE IQR

WASHINGTON. July 3.-Thc Amer.
lean people drank more whiskcy and
beer, smoked more cigars and cigar.
cts, and chewed more tobacco during
the fiscal year 1913 than In any other
yearly period of the Nations history.
according 10 estimates based to-day
OIL the reCOrd.breaking internal reve-
nue. receipt OF the Federal government
for the l2 months ended June 30.
The drinkers of tho country con-
sumcd the enormous total of 49, 500.
pOO gallons OF whiskcy and brandy. an
increase OF 100000 gallons over the
previous year and breaking the for
mer high record of the fiscal year 1907
BY 100000 gallons. SiXty.four mil.
lion, five hundred thousand barrels OF
beer flowed down the threats of lovers
Of the amber brew. exceeding 1915
great record by more than 1000. O0(
barrels.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-07-03

there be surplus remaining. same
to be divided among, the stockholders
pro rata with their several holdings
Of stock. but no such payment shall
be made to any stakeholder until at
ter publication of the notice herein
after provided"
rRESoLYED, Second, That the
president Of this corporation cause
notice Of the adoption OF the forego-
ing resolution TO be published in the
'Fairmont West virginian," a news
paper of general circulation. publish
ed al the City OF Fairmont, In Marion
county. West Virginia. once week
for four successive weeks; and that
the president of this corporation shall
under his hand and the common seal
OF this corporation, certify to the SEQ
rotary of tSate of West Virginia. a
copy OF these resolutions, and for
ward Herewith TO him a certificate
showing the publication Of said no.
tice, as provided by law
Given under. my hand and seal. tails
18th day of June. 4. D., 1918.
LASCA OIL COMPANY,
II. C. ASH.
President.
Tupp 10 De r,l,, otn
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-07-03

Gen. Tom" Stewart of Pennsylva.
mia. is telling an amusing story of a
runaway vet" he met in the big camp.
The veteran is So. and his son at home
announced decisively that under no
circumstances should his aged parent
20 to Gettysburg. The desire TO be
here and meet his former comrades
was so strong in the heart of the old
gentleman that he climbed out OF 4
window of his home and ran away.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-07-03

GETTYSBURG. pa, July Sid
rather lie In Gettysburg than any
where else II I've got TO die now"
said blue veteran. as he trudged
across the Gettysburg battle field to-
day. seeking some old landmark.
He expressed the attitude Of the
blue anu gray army as they entered
upon teh second day OF the reunion
in which the loss TO date is half 4
dozen dead and nearly $OO heat pros.
;rations.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-07-03
i've Mem Of Same Mann. Meet.

A grandson OF Francis Scott Key,
composer Of The Star.Spangled Ban.
ner." is here. He Is John Francis
Key, aged 49,. of Plkeville, Nd, and he
is,a veteran of the Second Maryland
Infantry of the Confederate army.
Wearing suit of gray, Key came into
town, weak and almost dropping. He
has been in failing health. but decGar.
ed that he was going to see Gettys
burg on this occasion or die"
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-07-03

Chief Clerk George G. Thorne. Of
the Stat" Department, in Harrisburg,
told to-day of the call made by Tn.
ion veteran early on the morning OF
the 5Oth anniversary OF the start OF
the battle. who related that his con.
science troubled him because that
Hateful morning many years ago he
had succumbed TO temptation and stoi.
en- onions FROM the Thorne garden.
which was near the historic Seminar
Ridge. lie told Thorne that he de.
sired 1T this late day to pay for the
onions, and thus relieve his con.
science.
Needless TO say his offer Of money
was refused. but the ThOrnes would
like TO learn the identity OF the sol.
dicrs who upset eight bee hives In the
dead Of night and appropriated all the
honey they contained.
\ romance developed Ia camp to.
day. when John Goodwin OF New York
. veteran. and Margaret Murphy. Of
Chicago. were married by Justice Har.
hish. FOrtysiX years ago they were
engaged. but they later married 9th
ers. They became wiGower and wild.
ow. the old flame was rekindled and
they agreed to come to Gettysburg OH
the iirtieth anniversary of the battle
and marry. The happy pair will go
on a wedding tour from here and will
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-07-03

How ,mapy questions do You ask
your friends (such as where can u
find good stenographer!") which tho
want ads, will always answer for you!
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-07-03

To Whom 1t May Concern:
Notice ia hereby given that the part.
nership heretofore existing between
the undersigned under the firm name
and style o; +. Deitz & Co., is this
day dissolved by mutual consent, T..
Deitz retiring from the firm, the sail
business is continued By Samuel Mac.
Sovitz, at the same stand.
Fairmont. W. Va. June 26th. 1919 /.
L. DEITZ
SAMUEL MARKIy1Tz.
6.96.tf.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-07-03

FOR ,RENT-New apartments Just fin.
ished; Same has all modern con
veniences. Inquire A. j. Hays. Mon.
roe street. Fairmont, ". Va. or Sey
mour Mcintyre. Fairmont, W. Va.
3-2o-tt
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-07-03

FOR SALE-G.room house, good cci
lar and outbuldings. One store.
with or without goods, fair trade
Good spring and well. also good or.
chard. 3 acres building lots; near
school. Apply A. VI. Frucland.
Hutchinson. W. Va. Marion Tela.
phone.