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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-15
JOEE'RE RSONJFICNTION
or III ri. INTI.IiIt.ENt 1.

BORDEAUX, September - I2.30 T.
M.>.-"Gcncr.l Jourc must luve smiled
wien lac saw himself called 'Fabius. -
writes Louis latApic. :, personal friend
Of tho commander in chief of the
French armies. IN a morning paper
lie really ~ more the dashinS Illus
Sar Than the cool 'dclaYcr' aud recalls
rather Murat than Fabius. Ne Is the
decentralization of pure intclIigcnc.-in-
teiliF"nc" which knows how to restrain
~, ardent temperament. to bend IL to
discipline and reason. OF allow II full
rem - ctIcuWSttur.s dictate.
10 tell the truth. when General
Jonrc accepted the supreme command.
mis- friends were rather ;tpprchcusivc-
II" was 50 "ptimistic--so decided lie
VAS one OF the most ardent ana eager
advocates Of revenge. He has always
had the most implicit confidence i'm the
valof Of the French officers troops
II" was always certain OF th.ii. victory.
MI VINO approached nam went away
ycaSSurcd. fortified ana resolved Thus
little by lite he created about him an
atmosphere OF faith and enthusiasm
Beli"vinS that war was Imminent and
victory sure. he prepared for ii with
unrcmitting. toll General Joffre is q,
lucky man. IT," has never failed in any
thing that he has attempted lie has
absolute faith in his guiding star.
DANCE did not appali; victory viii not
tStouiSh him"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-15
REPORTS FROM ALLIES
ARE DECLARED UNTRUE
Berlin Denies stories at Disaster, hut
No Dctnils of Fighting Are
Eorthcomin..

iHpct't! Cable TO The Times Dispatcl,
LONDON, September 1.-THE Mar
conf Company received the followin:.
from Berlin tonight:
III is officially announced for strato-
sic reasons 1t is Impossible To make
public details of operations i'm the
western theatre Of war which have re-
suited In new battle. wherein the Cor
man position is Favorable
The vncmy's reports OF disadvan-
t"SeS AGAINST German arms are untrue.
sortlc attempted from Antwerp hv
three belgian divisions has been re-
pulsed.
"a deputy Of the chief OF general
stan REPORTS that during the battle
around Lcmbcrg. tho Austro German
forces after five days lighting drove
oack the Russians. WHO were situated
south OF Grodck. Many prisoners and
numerous guns were taken. but the
success could not he followed up as our
northern wing was threatened by a
greatly superior force ut Rawa-Ruska.
f"rihermoTc. russian rcinforccment.
nave been advancing against General
pankls army, as we'll rs in the region
between This army ana Lomhcru
In consequence Of tn" numerical su
peri"rltE OF the enemy il was necessary
I" collect our troops vino had been
hshiinG three weeks without inter-
ruption.
German residents in IIcrbertshohe,
M the bismarck archipelago. are MAX
Ing heroic resistance against invad-
ms forces under the command of the
chief Of the Australian navy.
Prince Joachim, who was wounded
by schrapncl bullet while acting as
ordhanc" officer on the firing line, has
been brought 10 the bellevue Palace in
Berlin.
"'rhe Crown Princes army is attack
ing from both Sides, the forts between
Ncrdun and rourl"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-15
WILLIAM B. MATTHEWS
WILL BE BURIED HERE
BoI. as I'orurr uichmoud lawyer
win To i.aid ~ REST To-Day
in IIullNNSOOd.

i'uUcr.tt services for William r.
Matthews. q wcll-kuown Nirginian.
Who died U WASHINGTON ON saturday,
rs iii bo Held from The ftmiiY residence"
li,2 Irving street. Northwest, that
city, thus morning al IN o'clock after
ltiClmOud aud hc INFERRED in hollywood
Cemetery Tho ftmernl services viii
hc conducted by Rev. James II. Taylor.
Mir. Matthew'S was born in LynchburiS
i'm July. $50. tho eldest son OF James
ana l;lcu Bapby Matthews. When "a
young mau lac held the position of
deputy clerk uf Essex County, which
La gave UD 10 enter the University Of
Virginia, where he graduated i'm the
Nj Matthews married Miss Alice
Prltt Turner. Youngest daughter of
Cnrolinius Turner. Of kinG George
County. He practiccd law Tor Il num-
hcr OF years i'm Richmond, moving to
Nu>hiustUu about thirty years ago,
Whore hc had almost continuously
',ron 1883 to 1859 he was chief OF
thc prv-"mpjiou division of the Con
Tor th. Stn' OF idaho, lS9--G; attorney
for The Stuto OF Idaho. lN92-G, uorncy
for titc i;io Grand" Western Railroad
for uumbcr OF yours. ne was author
of NIatth,NS'S Forms of Pleading, 1873;
Guide for Executors and AdmtniStrI-
y ,,rti, 4 STa Digest i.pud Decisions, lSNS,
and OF Matthew's t.Uidc. lNS"-iNi3.
a." ,,ts. a thirjl -sccOud degree Mason,
ru t"d l'euoW 9ud knight o. iyihias
ana Was Interested u an iroternh So
ciriic> and them work.
a.. rs survived bS his wife, "a son,
William u Matthews, Jr., uud q d1uEh-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-15
ADVANCE CONTINUING
ALL ALONG BATTLE LINE
General Jof're Describes Victory OF
Allies Along Western Front as
"InCOntcStabIc."
LITTLE NEWS FROM GERMANY
People In Berlin Being Warned Not
to he Too Optimistic, as Certain
keverses May BE iiNpcctcd-Aus-
trians in Sore Straits.

LONDON. September ~ UO;1o A.
M.l.-"lncontestablc" is the adjective
used BY General .Ionre. commandments
chief or the French forces. in dc.crib-
ing the victory OF the allies along the
western battle front. The latest official
communication from Paris indicates
mat the advance is continuing all
along the line. with the allies lief,
wins SOW aeross tho River Aisnc
But little news. and that OF the
NaEucst sort, Uttered through from
Germany, and IL is evident from the
tone OF Berlin official statements that
'he people are being warned not TO u.
100 optimistic. aS certain rcvcrscs may
re expected. The latest actual battle
news ~ Berlin describes a sortic from
1'"r'S on September 6, which. il is
stated. has been ncp,ilscd
Dispatches from many sources. i'm
Guiding vienna, Indicate that The Ans
TRAN army in Gaiicia is in sore straits
but tho story Of it's complete d.ytruc-
ton is evidently cXagecrat "a. as IN.
latest russian reports Indicate that
General kuzskN's forces are sim meet
inS with organized resistance
IL ~ evident however. that the Aus
trian centre was crumplcd up, while
the left wing was hurled back into the
marshes of the Ei..r san This Isft
AUSTRIAN troops, MAY be caught in a
trap. masking unconditional surrender
the only alternative TO d"structiou
Tho official statement given out in
fetrograd says that General Hcuucn-
kHmpt ir East Prussia is stubbornly
retiring before a superior force. rather
TITAN RISK tho turning of his left nanb
10y the Germans.
The Belgian mobile force has re-
iurncd to it's Antwerp base. with the
official explanation that II has served
It purpose IN preventing German re
iut"rcemeutS from joining the army i'm
France This force operated for four
lays ~ tho brussels Louvain- MalincS
triangle. forcing The Germans TO .ban-
don much OF thtt portion Of Belgium
In connection with this movement IL -
reported thtt the belgian are cuttinr
German communications. Other sources
declare that the BelGiuus were com
PEELED to return because the Germans
were strongly reinforced from i.icyc
The retirement - said also TO hnVe
been expedited by a threat to burn
Brussels
Italy is SUN preserving neutrality.
but has Joined the triple entente am
h"Ss,dors ia "A protest against tho
revocation OF the ctptulutions 10y
Turkey.
Austria evidently fears hostile ac-
t'on ou the part Of Itaiy. according tn
newspaper reports from Rome fot
fcNcrish efforts arc bong mad. 4,
iortIy Trieste agaiutt atfuck, and ~.
coast IN that vicinity IS being mined.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-15
school. Arc Crowded.

The Southsidc schools arc unusually
crowded this session, owing, in II large
measure, ii il said, 10 The fact that the
age limit has been lowered TO six years
whereas ii WAS formerly seven. Pow
hatau, Baiubridsc ami Maury Schools
have au enrolment OF l.l79. while the
capacity is only 1850 This viii neccs-
state having two classes, ono from
Sia 20 - O'Clock In tho morning. ANA
another FROM l2:l5 To in the after
noon. = number OF additional teachers
have been secured hy Principal r. T.
Smith
N Powhatan School 500 pupils arc
enrolled; at liaiuhridgc. 5Si, and al
MaUry ;hcrv arc 500. There are forty
lvc attending the kindergarten at Eain-
bridge School
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-15
IN SESSION AT BOSTON
Snnunt tonvrntion Of National Guard
Nss0clM dion OF Z nltcd sIntcs.

BOSTON. September li--Mcinbers
from thirty-fcur states attended the
opcnin" to-day OF the s!Ntccnth annual
convention OF the National Guard AS
ISOLATION Of the United states.
1T is said that men will respond
quickly when the call 10 arms comes
but this has not always been the case
and when the call comes II is too late
to train the soldiers: this organization
Is 10 increase the efficiency of tho
national guard said General Thomas
j. stewart, OF pennsylvania. in his al
dress as president OF the association.
The revised militia law. includinw
the provision for the nationa! govern
ment to pay the militia for time and
expenses. was discussed in the report
Of Majo General Edward 9. Young
of Illinois, chairman of the executive
committcc.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-15
POPE EXPRESSES SYMPATHY
Describes British Nation rs "t,unrdiun
az Peace ana Master OF Justice"


ROME. September "a CVia Paris $40
i. MD.-A dispatch from Turin quotes
INC Stampa AZ saying that Cardinal
Bourne, archbishop of Westminster. is
conveying from the Pope to King
George letter expressing sympathy
for the British nation, which is dc
scribcd AS the Guardian OF Peace and
Master OF Justice"
The Stampa adds that the Pope asked
the Austrian and PrusSian ambassadors
10 give safe conduct for the return of
Cardinal MERCER. primatc OF Belgium
TO Belgium. This was refused. where
upon tho Foniiff answered that he
would remember the unpleasant re
fusal
telegram from tho Austrian frontier
says that among the killed in the Aus
trian army were many OF Italian birth.
Word from i;rindisi says tho United
states cruiser North Carolina is coal
Ing there.
Prince Louis Napolcou. whose sword
was refused by France. Was awaiting
instructions to join the i,ussian army
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-15
SOUTH RICHMOND
DEMOCRATIC CLUB WILL
ELECT OFFICERS FRIDAY
Up at Annual Meeting of South
Richmond Organization.
PUBLIC SCHOOLS ARE CROWDED
Lowering Of Age-I.imit Said To Have
Caused Congcstcd Conditions.
Auto "Trip o-Night-Funcrai OF
Thomas -. Stuart.

officers for tho ensuing year Will bc
elected at the annual meeting of the
South Richmond Democratic club on
Friday night in Fratcrnal Hall. The
present executives Of the club are:
Carter G. zones. president; Walter T..
DuNal. vice president; Railey H. shift
lett, secretary.
Other important matters viii he
taken up, among them the question OF
securing the building as soon AS pos
Siblc OF The new South Richmond
school 1t is desired 10 push the pro-
iect this year in order that the school
may he eIsed next session.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-15

N CHrriurlon, colcrcd, WIS arrestcd
Yesterday afternoon 10y Policeman NJ.
j. Moore ON tho Charge OF stealing a
pair of trousers from james Sweet
CuIorcd. \ negro came to sweet :
home uu saturday aud carried away his
suit Of clothes, saying hc was told to
nkc il To hc pressed. this was the
last heard of ii. until officer Moore
found The coat IN pawushop. Gar
ringtoU was found wearing clothing
which correspondent to the lost trousers.
bat hc claims chat no hourht them in
tlic uaWnshOp
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-15
TO WORK FOR ADVANCE
southern congressman and Cation
Growers Organize in Wnshincton

WASHINGTON. Scpte,ninr ia
committee of Southern Concressinci.
ana cotton growers was orruliv.d
mere to-day by Representatives Honry.
OF Texas, To work for an advance at
S%,o0o.0o0 or $1,000. 600 10 Southern
farmers on the largo cotton stock that
must he held over because OF the col
lapse oil European demand. The com
mi't"c viii hold daily meetings. and
VIII urge the adVisability of it's nlar
np'u President Wilson. Secretary Me.
Mo" ana the Federal Reserve Board
MI Henry. WHO was authorized TO
appoint lie committee At . recent in
l"rinal conference Of congressmen ana
growers, VIII act "a its chairman. Other
mc;nbcrs include t. w. pabbs. South
carolina br. II q. Al"Nandcr. North
carolina. ana Representative DOUGH
ton, North Carolina; Lever. South Care
lima and Flood. Virginia
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-15
SMALL Ar souTm mIL,..
Makes Prohibition Address Which }.
EnIhnsInsticnlIy IicrciNrh.
Special 10 The Times Dispntch.l
= IL ''ElL III

IHUccIhI 70 INC IImcA- DIS nntcn.
SctTl! HILL. VA, September ~
sam Small. OF Georgia, spoke her. yea-
terday la the star Warehouse to :,
large crowd. The address was given
under the auspices Of the various
churches. the subject being STATE.
wide Prohibition" Tho speaker was
introduced by Mayor Hiram Wall. and
The address was enthusiastically re
cciNcd. Vt times applaus. broke loose.
and the meeting bad the appearance
OF political rally.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-15
MAY NOT OPEN ON OCTOBER
Ucs"r'c Hoard Higgins Consideration OF
tInNA 20" DIrrcInrShIns

WASH tNGTcN, September 1.-THE
fcdcrai reserve Board to-day began
consideration OF cligibIcs for Class &C.
"Ircctorships Of the twelve reserve
BANKS nat reached no definite conclu-
siohS. Before the board arc more than
zoo names, out Of which thirty-siN men
arc 10 be chosen
In View of tho length OF time il may
take to select the Glass &C." directors
IT Ia possible the board will lie un-
able l" open the reserve banks on Oc-
tober /, AZ indicated by Secretary Nc
Adoo.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-15
FORCED TO EAT OATS
iHOIk IALI> nI, ElnD

Special To Tho Times Dispatch
LONDON. September ia Reuters
telegram from .rroycs tonight told of
a German prisoner IN Il hospital there
who told French surgeon that prcvi-
Gus 10 his capture he had been forced
/" cat oats for lack OF other food
Copenhagen tonight said that tho Cor.
man hc4dquartcrs is now preserving
tlE!d silence regarding the western
operations '''N! }"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-15
WIN itnNr tmtn Pnrir.

1'r~ win be au auto party eiven
!g-uieht Tor ta" benefit 81 the Meade
N"W"'iai ..p,F'ppW Church. y large
unhn'I ui nachincs havc boon loaned
ipr th' occasion. ana they win leave
f"uri""uth and Ior:or Streets at y
pollock Tho trip win be out Midlothian
turnpike. Refreshments will be served
on th" return home Mrs Hol; Is In
cnhrgc - tle arrangements
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-15
Factory Nearly Completed.

The ncw factory of the a =. Kraft
Company, one Of the largest paper box
concerns In the South Is about com
plctcd, aud will 10 occupied shortly.
The building. which occupies nearly q
hlock at rhird and Decatur Streets. IS
thoroughly modern. and is equipped
with tire best machinery. II is built
Of nrcproot brick and steel with rein
torund concrete foundm tionN
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-15
FIVE OUT OF 12O PASS

Results of Mental ExnminntIon for
United Stufcs Naval Academy.
WASHINGTON. September li.-Out-
of the 100 enlisted men who took the
mental examination for the United
states Naval Academy under the act
OF Congress of June IS, 1914. only five
passed. Navy officials believe that next
year. with ample opportunity for
preparation, enough applicants will
pass to make up the full quota of
hfteen authorized by the rev law.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-15
>yc,c nnn uutxlcr ron,ic,rd

Lawrence swell" was Yesterday fined
50 and costs in Police Court when ar
faiSncd ON :" charge of curs!ng and
Adoluh Ilutzlcr. IlutZler. Who
was arralGncd on a charge of assault
ms and heating Syclc, was likewise
lined s. I'll" warrant against Syclc
was sworn out by !Iu;zlcr after he had
been arrested on the warrant sworn
ont AGAImsi him hN SNnlc
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-15
;ipoiNTtn no HEFt'TE
..hEiiNIAN 4 AIiMNIItS,.

don. a:3S H. MD-rhc Belgian govern
ncut has appointed ~ commission.
beaded by NJ Goblet, tho Minister of
state 10 "rcfute the German calumnies
THAT tho lielsEM population is rcspon-
sihic fot the a.grcssiOns and atrocities
committed 10y German troops
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-15
TRAIN" FROM icRUN'r
Flii.Ep WITH WAR uuoT>

iSn"cial 10 The Times Dispatch
fNElS. september Scvcr:! trains
arrived here today from the front
n!"d with war booty. three acroplanes
machine gums. So far over sixty guns
ana forty quick -ircrs, together with
vast quantities Of cartridges, have ar
rived i'm Paris.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-15

TN- l.uIloe Guild OF McNlo Momorial
Episcopal Church. win give au automo-
bile trip Tonight through tho South
sid" ana its cuNirouS Tho cars win
Leave Fourteenth and Porter Streets at
O'Clock
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-15
Only One "Bromo Ouinine.' y

TO get the genuine. cali for fun name Ian
ALIVE BRDMD CutNINE. Look FOR sign.
'u'c OF J.. " GROVE. Cures Il Cold in on.
DAY 252.-Ndv
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-15

IN" allies have punhcd the Germ
icif they have forced the evacuation
pied September I. and they have driven
FROM Sinl~ftS sr near Hhcfpia. Thu line
French and British having thu. EnIncd
least htty miles
In the centre the Gcrnnna. SITTER
mud IsrsirnH. .iINr retired porth WA rd
fhus becomes ~ matter az supreure i'm
poinr In She hands OF the French their
belgium md ',uNemburE. The French
right wing. rcoccupyinE e number OF
to abnudOn.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-15
lsfrnedl "NLNl.KT..
no this President roiucare replied
- nnnLLilA- ln.nl. NnLI for. AnLL rnnS

- heartily thank YOU for your mes
sage OF congratulations for the COM
mandcrs aud mon Of the French army.
Our troops are proud to fight beside
the valiant Belgian and British armics
for civilization and liberty When the
hour Of rotrihutivo Justice sirikcs. none
win forget what your Majesty and the
admirable belgian people ltrvo done for
tho triumph OIL the common c0usc.'
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-15
PURSUIT OF GERMANS
CONTINUES WITH v|COR
Withdrawins Movement Is Being
Carried Out With Rapidity and
Cleverness.
NEARING BELGIAN FRONTIER
Fleeing Invaders Abandon Cannon,
Machine Guns and Enormous
Amounts Of Ammunition and War
Stores.

PARIS. September "a GIL r. Nh
Pursuit OF TN. re,r.,tin,
.,r,nio. H.. ,, u,,,;.,, 40,
~ we "''''S" """ frehch
fofces continued to-day with vigor. ac-
cording to the French View
D.snIte th.ir ,rc,, ,,,,,h a.,
-
'""" W'''"r"" ing movement is being
carried out with rapidity and clover
ness The main hodv aone,rs tn ,o
,,,r,o,.,,,, ~, ,.,,,,.
'"' ''''E IAN i'"' ''er' whilc
tue German lett wing seemingly is
gaining shelter I'm German Lorrainc
Go Pa, o., ,,
E ''''''"'iS =
"h"' after wonderful forced marches
into France, made such a stern at
,en,, =, h,o.t ,,4, 49,
's"'p' 20 ''e"N through The lines or
INC aires defending Paris haze aban-
doncd more than sixty cannon OF va.
riou. c.lihro and thir,, ,,i,,:
S"''S
"c''"Sc 'hc'T exhausted horses were
unable TO drag them fast enough to
Keen up even wi,, ;bc too,
infantry Enormot,. ,,nnu,,.
mlnition ana ,xn, ,a,n. i "'
l.ft ON the rou:o NJ mo r:o,.,,, -,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-15
iiNGiIANt.E MESSAGES
Oi CONGRATULATIONS

BrHDEAuN. september il d:i5 T..
ND IN, Nclriau King has sen; This
'tclcsrom ia President poiucar":
Tho great victory gained lay the
allies. oWtuu 90 the courage ana mill
t2ry genius of thrir chiefs, ILLS us with
JOY. ma scrdiug YOU tho warmcst CON
iSrU ,uiI'iors. | ann Interpreting the feel
iug of The whole Belgian nation. We
maintain uushakcu confidence I'm final
success in the struggle.
"'rhc ahomIuablc crucltos from
which our people are suffering. far
FROM tcrroriZing them ms was hoped.
have only nut fresh energy and ardor
M oMr troons.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-15

ans still further nOrthwnrd. On the
OF Amirns. which the Germans Orcu-
Che Gcrninns back u line eNtendinu
IN about eighty miles from Paris fht.
from September 10 September g.. nj
eyncuntiug y-Ic-Frnncois. Scrmuixe
of the NcSlr. The poSscssion Of Ihcirus
p0rfnnce to the Germans. Tor with this
communication would he cut of with
hive made advances, TOO. along the
places which they were enrIicr forced
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-27
COFFEE CAKES COME
FROM GERMAN BAKERS

Whoever invented coffee cake dough. the Ger
mans show the most wonderful cleverncss in turning
out the various products made from different grades
OF dough. They + W it into rings and pretzels or
bretzels, they make a Strcussel, butter cake. CHINA
mon cake, STOLEN bund cake. filed rings and filed
horns. There IS almost endless variety. a peculiar
fact being that every new form given the dough
brings with IL a distinctive taste or flavor.
Most household and shop baking in this section
OF West Virginia has been heavily enriched BY an
inheritance Of the secrets Of the German bakers
The ring cake IS a great layOrite. the dough being
first rolled out and then small particles OF butter
are placed on top OF %. ralsins and finely chopped
citron and sugar are strcwn over the dough folded
NJ into thrc parts and rolled out the same as for
pastry and given from two % three turns before he
ing formed into rings.
Another popular cake IS the sand tart. or sand
tortc, as u is called 10 German. II is a high class
mixture with a portion Of melted utter added after
the flour IS partly mixed in. When akcd the cake is
turned over on a tray with the bottom part on tor
and IS iced all over with q chocolate icing So nc ~,
show the design Of the mold. Some of fbcse cstcs
arc very pretty. Names vary greatly in various parte
OF West Virginia. IN some places The sand tart is a
very small and rich cake sold az 90 cents dozen
The Washington pic Of New England ie made
here, but under other names. a large bread rar il
lined with Pie dough and filing is made of catc
crumbs, moiasscs, a little shortening. water srirc o.
little flour and a few currants 90 form = rafhc- sin
batter The whole IS then covered with rc dopgb
IN some sections they also make what IS called /,
srumh pie. II IS a great favoritc. No school lunch
basket or dinner bucket Is complete without a sub
sfanfial slab. Very rarci- is his rc or cake for,5.
outside ne state end when 10 is your may be sure that
them.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-27

but any edible grain or seed Del con
aIgrr"d suitable especially Ir Time
M scarcity gonu vas originally used
Do e few other r1uufria. Tor instance
In India but Do IH NOT found boo tho
Adjacent Madeira. Azores or Cane
Verde islands Lately BE- has boon in.
frnduori into Cuba. Porto Rico ami
into those parts of -rufH and Central
America and fho West Indies where
former inhaLifaufa of tho Canary is.
% have made their homes
Tho lrf rOn0 la made 90 Of 90
r'r cent maize and iN per cent wheat.
together with some aaIt. which how.
ever hould not he added until tho
food IH f0 ho cotton T added eu0uar flo
.lIf serms f0 hasten miiinW fu Hero
and fumoru tho most westerly i-fHufa
nf t'D archipelago. barley alone Ie
u.od in fIc preparation ~ rofo. while
probably Oh urr cent Uao ~ To- some
'rfnuf Ir ruun lDrnIIfiD. In tho
country district fIs r|afItrH have a
peculiar way NJ preparing tnI. staple
article n food After tho addition uI
either milk or water Co obtain a