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Valdez daily prospector., 1914-09-24

VERA CRUZ, Sept. 24.-Much dis order occurred here last night and the American troops were called out to suppress many street riots, finally charging the mobs with fixed bayo- nets and forcing them to leave the streets. The city is all excitement because of the new revolt against Carranza and as the majority of the citizens are opposed to the provision al president the revolt Is expected to spread here should the American soldiers evacuate.
 MEXICO CITY, Sept. 24.-General Villa has declared his independence of the provisional government and has declared war upon General Car ranza. The news caused intense ex- citement here and the street guards were strongly reinforced and prevent ed any disorders. What the outcome will be Is unknown, but it is point ed out that Carranza dare not send his loyal troops from this city to meet Villa nor can he sit quiet and await results.
Valdez daily prospector., 1914-09-24

the airships by holding positions Iabove the two armies and giving the range to the French gunners, locating the enemies guns, which were then silenced and by informing the French 'of the efforts to bring endorsements they did much towards winning the battle for the Franco-British troops.
 Germans Entrenchino In Poland.
 WARSAW, Sept. 24.-The Germans who have invaded northwest Poland are working day and night building entrenchments and preparing to re- sist the Russian army now advancing to repel them.
 Allies Still Have Reserve Troops.
 LONDON, Sept. 24.-The allies have not put their full strength into tte present battle and have half million troops ready to be launched at any weak spot in the line. The troops are so placed that they can be sent to any part of the line, but especially will they be used against the German left, which has weakened during the past weeks fighting.
 Battle of Aisne Won Say Experts.
 Experts here assert that the battle of the Aisne has already been won because the Germans have been fore ed to leave the entenched positions in the hills and have in most cases been forced into the plains, where they will be unable to make a stand and must run for the forts on the German frontier.
Valdez daily prospector., 1914-09-24

Many German Wounded Headed for
 Germany.
 AMSTERDAM, Sept. 24.-Fifty thousand wounded German soldiers passed through Liege the past few days and 1t is taken as indicating that the Germans expect to retire from many positions they now hold and
 (Conttnued on page 2.)
Valdez daily prospector., 1914-09-24

Servians Regain Much Ground In
 Bosnia.
 ROME, Sept. 24.-The Servians are again on the offensive and have re- taken much ground lost after the defeat of last week. They have cap- tured a number of cities in Bosnia and are rapidly advancing towards Doboi.
Valdez daily prospector., 1914-09-24

French Would Like Some Praise.
 PARIS, Sept. 24.-The French peo- pie complain that the American news papers give the English too much glory and that the valor and bravery nor the military ability of the French has been given credit by the Ameri- can newspapers which receive their news through London sources.
Valdez daily prospector., 1914-09-24
ist of German Dead Published.

BERLIN, Sept. 24.-Another cas- ualty list of the Germans was pub lished yesterday showing an addition al 10000 dead, 10000 wounded, with 14,OOO missing, who are either dead or captives.
Valdez daily prospector., 1914-09-24

rible Krupp guns are slowly reduc- ing the forts at Verdun, the key to the allies position and which it is announced here will be taken by as- sault shortly If it has not already fallen.
 Russians Fly Red Cross Flag Over
 Munition Trains.
 The Russians use the Red Cross flag on the trains carrying cartridges and explosives to the front is the re- port of the Germans operating in East Prussia
Valdez daily prospector., 1914-09-24

[ LONDON. Sept 24.-The French center is in precarious position. The Germans are savagely attacking the French positions and are repor- ed as having taken a number of strong positions.
Valdez daily prospector., 1914-09-24
GENERAL VILLA STARTS REVOLUTION IN MEXICO

Carranza has taken steps to put the army in readiness for action against the rebels and has called to arms the disbanded federal troops.
Valdez daily prospector., 1914-09-24
GERMANS MAKE TERRIFIC ATTACK ON ALLIES LINE
WON KIUCK HAS STRONGLY ENTRENCf1ED POSITION
BOTH SIDES CLAIM VICTORY; LOSSES VERY HEAVY

Would Have Killed German Wounded Because Destruction of Re Forts At Control Main Line Railroad To CacowA Can Make No Gain Against Won kuck Brussels Being People Demand Revenge for Destruction Believe German Fleet Should Have Been Destroyed Before Ths--Gen Mo]kes Killed In France.
Valdez daily prospector., 1914-09-24

Colonel w. P. Richardson, the road builder, is returning on the. Alameda from kagway, having made the trip from Valdez to Fairbanks and then down the river to Skagway, making inspections of the work done this year and planning for the work of next season.
Valdez daily prospector., 1914-09-24
LOCAL BREvITiEs.

Jack Blake returned today from Mineral creek.
Valdez daily prospector., 1914-09-24
First Victory of Battle Aisne Gained
 At Peronne.

LONDON, Sept 24.-The first real victory of the present battle of the Aisne was gained yesterday when at the point of the bayonet the French troops drove the Germans from the heights at Peronne and forced them to retire to St. Quentin and later compelled a further retirement of the enemy, leaving their flank exposed to attack by the English troops.
 Allies outnumber won kluck.
 The allies now greatly outnumber the Germans commanded by Gener- al von Kluck and are expected to de- cisively defeat his command during the fighting today.
 AeropIanes Give Gunner Range:
 The aviator's in yesterdays fight ing demonstrated the great value of
Valdez daily prospector., 1914-09-24

: LONDON, Sept. 24.-The situa- tion at the front has not changed much during the night. The allies continue to gain over the German right and have taken the offensive at the German left south of Nancy, have repulsed the attack upon the center, where every available man was used by the enemy to crush through the French line and break up the strong formation.
 Allies Trying Crush won kiuck.
 The allies are striving to crush the German right and have overwhelming odds against von Kluck, who, how ever, has skillfully evaded the traps of the British and French command CTS and has taken strong position on a high plateau which ne is en, trenching and making ready to with stand any assault.
 Also Preparing for Retreat.
 General von Kluck is also prepar- ing for possible retreat into Bel gium and has placed troops brought from Liege and Brussels at strategic points along the line of possible re- treat so that the advance of the al lies will be delayed long enough to allow for the withdrawal of the guns and munitions of war.
Valdez daily prospector., 1914-09-24

dare not make public at one time the total losses.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-11-12

MONAHANS, GRAND FALLS, IMPERIAL
AMI BCENA VISTA STAGE LINE
Car leaves Monahans $500 a m
Arrives Grandfalls $500 a. m.
Arrives Buena Vista 1850 a N
Returning arrives MOnahans 400 p m
Fare $3.50 each way.
j w Rrnwn. Monahana. TeKaa-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-11-12
Wanfed Situations.

W9TTT1NWindows to clean. Phone 721
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-11-12
NEWMAN INVESTMENT co.
REAL ESTATE, INSURANCE,
100 SAN ANTONIO ST.

S59OO-6 rm. ? story modern home, 500
blk Rio Grande st. $1,000 cash. $1,000 per
year.
$780, rm. house, California st. $1,000
cash, or Will exchange for smaller property
part pay.
$685. I'm. bungalow, new, ? blks car
line. fine location. $500 cash, $50 per mo-
$1,000 rm. house and a 2 rm- house, E
E. Paso. VIII exchange for valley land
S2625-4 rm. house, 200 It. frt:, s lots
chicken runways and fences, 2 blks. car
line; easy terms.
S2S75-5 rm. house, modern. 80 It. cor,
1 blk. car line, H. P. , fine buy.
SS5OO-SpIendid apartment house In Los
Angeles. to exchange for Ell Paso property.
$40 Der acre-6l acres. San EiizariO, fine
level land. 4 cash, bal suit.
S48OO-24O acres near Big Springs to ex-
change for FL Paso property.
S35 per acre-5s acres Island tract. best
buy in the valley; small cash payment; bal
suit.
Newman Investment Co.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-11-12

FOR sALE-A NICE BOOMING HOUSE
OF 8 ROOMS, WELL LOCATED.
Rent only $40. Takes only 1925 to handle
1t, or will trade for smaller place.
that we are the only agents
seulng irrigated valley land who WAR
RANT the soil and title as represented
The reason why we can afford to give these
guarantees is we have had 25 years living
and farming in the valley.
R. C. Bailey Land Co.
500 Mesa Ave. Phone 2O6s
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-11-12
Wanted-HeIp.

'ALABH OR COMMISSION to man or wom-
n to take orders. AIS n. Oregon.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-11-12

HICKOK HOTEL AND AUTO LINE.
EnEle. n. N.
Trips to Elephant Butte and PalomaH
Springs. Cars meet all trains.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-11-12

Newman Investment Co.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-11-12
Wanted-Dogs.


WANTED puppies that are not weaned-
Phone 5000 W.
WANTED TO BUY-A shepherd dog pup.
Phone G1T5
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-11-12
Las CRUCES AUTO LINE
FOR MESILLA VALLEY POINTS.
BLACK RANGE AUTO STAGE AND
EMPRESS me

Passenger service. leaving Engls and
Chloride daily. except Sunday. at 7 a. m
for Elephant Butte. CuChillO. Willow
Springs and Fairview- Through fare cue
way So; intermediate points, 1Oc per mile
Baggage carried: so pounds free. excess
2 cents per pound
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-11-12
For Sale Real Estate-City Property.

VI DdlG real E&LdLe-NIy
FOR SALE lots in Grand View addition
at half price. Phone 1924 J.
FOR sALE-Bungalow. fine location. $3.50
cash, rest like rent. TAX automobile first
aymen Phone 2OS4 J.
MONTANA 4. SITE. $3.50.
40 It., 2 blocks beyond paving $50 cash
and $40 month.
NEW BUNGALOW-S15O CASH.
3 rooms inc. glassed-in room; all builtin
features. hardwood floors; on car line. S35
mo-, inc interest.
j.. W. Phillips with Austin & Mari.
s225O-New 3 room bungalow. Govt. Hill.
$500 down. bal. S35 mo.
$235O-New bungalow, Alta Vista. 500
down. bal. S25 mo.
s275O- room bungalow. furnished. $3.50
down. bal. $50 mo.
S3O0O-For new 5 room bungalow. com
pletely furnished, garage $500 cash. bal
$40 mo.
9 room residence on beautiful Rio Grande,
handsomely furnished; everything goes.
$4,000; easy terms.
$4,000 cash. Beautiful 5 room bungalow,
California St It's a bargain.
Bargains are my speciality.
1851 N Oregon. Bicknell- Phone 523S.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-11-12


Eor D., poo-. Euro;eLaJ
COMPLETELY furnished rooms 7O6 Myrtle.
BEAUTIFUL front room IN private home
with no children reasonable. Phi 504O.
GENTLEMEN - Nice bedrooms 518 N.
Stanton.
! FOR RENT furnished rooms with bath
for gentlemen. Phone 1913.
FURNISHED ROOM for rent close in, hot
and cold water. 81 a week. Phone 5749.
FRONT BEDROOM, also single housekeep-
ing room. AL Campbell.
FOR RENT-Front room for gentleman. 911
North Stanton
NICE ROOM in private family, suitable for
young men close in. 152 N. ochoa.
DELMAR ROOMS-417 N. Stanton, rng. wa
ter free baths Soc 81 day; $50 up wkly.
FOR RENT-One room. Apply ISL N. vir-
ginia.
NICELY furnished room for rent. sol Mesa
Fhone 5SI9 w.
FURNISHED front room, heat, bath, adults;
no sick lI25 BouIeyard
SUNNY south room, nicely furnished ad-
joining bath 81 Phone 6SSS w
one Nicely furnished room for rent,
Phone 31O7.
%TCETV F,---{-Lo5 oo- 7-j-s+. f.-{1-
I phone 9727
TXVCF P00IT -5toI-j.- 6-+L 49, Nc
! +er steam heat. nrivafe home Pb sS42 W.
EOR mr. I'd Pnf, IN, I St I0Om' an 'o"-
---
NICE FRONT ROOM - Hot water, lights,
pain Fhone -IoI-
FOR RENT-Nicely furnished front room.
Apply sol Texas st.
LARGE front bedroom, private home, s11
n. Kansas. Phone 4535.
--1-1-- 1oo,T ------II- ~
1850.
80.
LII Ai s9N'i0N oWJ' 'V'
,5oo,-7 - o. az ~
ROOMS-Home COOKING meals zoe Gus N
Stanton Phone 5z61 D.
FOR RENT-steam heated room for men.
Phone 2SsI. Brazos rats
ROOM FOR and airy, with
bath, SO per month 1905 wyoming.
FT-RNTS9FD rooug 80 CLEVELAND Square
-. - 81 " ct. ne
9@-H mo- ~ ~
MODERN heated room; new home' no SICK;
dlso garage EnOno 021S .
BEAUTIFm with connecting
bath, hot water, steam heat; on Montana
- - 49, aoo,7 --7--57. - . =
NACE FhONI hOOM sIldge w = 81
temen and also housekeeping ROOM 0OI
MyLt-e- HoHo
room g use Of g sleeping porch and garage; no
- 80 T6o,-r 9oo7T .io.7- ,r-,3-5o5
ONE N1OG HhO-NA 1S 20 -
LOT St ~, q p n Pb S6S5 p' ~ H"H-
c7@-TI F7IGI- P7oa.ant front room, FT-1aco
heat; no sick; new home. Sunset Heights.
EHoHS z5.2 '.
OhNA9hED DE- nj, - 10 ~ CO.
ton. Phone $50.
- " - -
6S43 W.
BEAUTIFUL ROOM in new home, suitable
for 2 gentlemen, walking distance; sleeping
porch II Desired garage, no SICK IN eSo-;
FOR RENT-Furnished 2 room suite ad-
IoIlns o9 IN Nfos -O ~ III"
wv
L5AtkhOE Ebd EhOS s1its 5To% for i , Ia5ies. n 4EnI IS
home. close in; near school: references ex-
changed; no sick. Phone 1896.
FOR front room in pri-
vate family. close in, north side. to lady
employed; no SICK CITY reference exchanged
For Renf-ROOms UufuFniShed.
-
FOR RIM OF d uhIurHsneu rOona- 1919
-
r DIT uo-coLraa,T,r Doo-n.
C--L
EuIHiSHeu'
o for light housekeeping Pm SZ5.
1TOISET-EUDJA-C -. 80 L pa-Io-.-5
10TSFEFFPTEC P0ONTS fo- -.r+ ill., a.
49, aof1 0''0 III
HoHe
I'D " ~ ~ Jitnban I'M WvoniDg ONS'
WIN uo
HOUSEKEEPING for rent. 9O6 N
CdInpDen-
HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS in private fam
lily. So N. Virginia.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-11-12

WILL TRADE $500 WORTH Of lots in
Hollywood Heights addition for 4 OF 5 room
house in good locality. VIII assume indebt-
edness and divide above to suit your equity
if priced reasonable. We mean business.
What have you?
Anderson Realty Co.
317-3lS Herald Building.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-11-12

For Sale or Rent.
FOX SALE OR RENT-New 8 room bunga-
low on Mckinley Ave. near Country club.
Apply Loves drug store or phone SIG.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-08-13
S6fufen Die Bienen 2

3ur 3sit, mo bic 9isnsn feline be-
fonbsrt Sdtieteit sntfaItsn. bot es ben
4nf4ein, bob ibnen bas 8ebiirfnis
bon Sdlaf polIfommen abseht. Senn
man fam feline Wabrnebmung mos
den, aus Der man nit 8eitimmtbeit
f9lisben i0nnte, biss fei @9ldf. Wan
beoba9tet elm fortpdbrenbes 9urds
etnanberfris6en Der gisnsn. bas ie
na9 Der Sabresseit uno ben i'm Gtods
nottpsnbigen 4rbeiten elm reyes ODER
minoer berabeeitimmtes 1T. glur aur
3eit gutter Sra9t tam man beobad=
ten, tpie fi9- bic Bienen no1 anitrens
senber arbeit fir turss 3sit Der Rube
binseben. In iol9en Sagen iiebt
man burd bas Stodfeniter cine Wengs
bon 8ienen fa't resunsslos etipa 20
Minuten lang in os1 leersn 3elIen lies
gen, anbere itemmen iidb aipiI6en
Wabs unb 9lostofel, auf benz Riiden
idrGs nad abipGrts lisssnb, feit, of
fenbar um ous5uruben. 9ber bon
einem ridtisen. Sdlafs tann tpobl out
bier taum bic Reos fein, ba fs bon
ben iiber ibren 2eib tpegfrie9enben
S4peitern fortfpdbrenb seitort ipsrs
Den. 9lnbers fdeint bies bei Der a0z
nigin gu fein, tpelde in Der 3sit itars
Ter @ierablaee Ofters foft cine 0iertels
itunbe betpsgunsslos auf Der Dobe
IiBen blsibt. nobel iie bon benz Sdub>
freiie Der iie umsebenoen 8isnsn Dor
nlIen G5torMrren hehiitet fnirh.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-08-13
Die erfe ,,ente.@

Mie befannt, nennt man bic uns
slaubli9en @efGidten, bic 70 oft Die
Runbe ourh bic 8lGtter Der Welt mas
den. rGnten~. Der 11riprung bieIes
'Ramens ipirb foIsenbermaben onaeges
ben: lin Die fabelboften Reuigteiten,
bic bic 8Idtter ieben Morgsn bra9ten,
gu iiberbieien, tam Elm @eppbner bon
@miterbam auf ben Gipfan, IN einem
Der @lGtter Der Sta6f BON einem
tiir5li9 anseiteIIten Experiment 5u Be-
ri9ten, bas Die Srebgier Der Gnten
barleste. Man babe nGmlid - 70 srs
adHte er = otpdnSis @nten Suiamz
mengebrndt. Gins oerfeIben tpurbs
NIT Gebern uno allen 5erbadt unb ben
10 anberen porgeporfen, bic bieIe sers
badte Speiie nit grobsr gier pers
f4fanssn; barauf tpuroe 18 berielbsn
bic 10. ierbirt, bic fie ebenfalIs pers
aebrten. eine bon ben 18 bonn ben II,
unb 70 fort, Biz eine einaige iibrig mar,
bic 10 in gan5 furosr 3eit ibre 19 Ro.
merabeu nit Saut unb sSebern aufses
sebrt. Die tleine gntengei9idte ober
r3eitunssente" madte in turaer 3eit
Die Runbe oura sana europa. Sic
mar betnabe perseHen. oIs iie unsefdbr
atpan5ig Sabre fpdter bon 4merita
NIT elmer Menee 3ufdbe na9 gurppo
auriidfom. Der gpdblung mar Elm
prototOII beisefiisi. Don perionen auf.
sefebt unb beSeust, bic bic Iebts lsbens
bigs Gnte unterfudi batten unb er>
tIGrten, bab bic @erbuuunesorsane
bur9 bic iibermdbige 4nitrensung bes
beutsnb sefdpd6t setpeien.i 3ulebt
entbedte man ben 3ufammenbong ber
Seidi9ts. aber Der Name Gute Bee
5etdnets fsitbem ole 3eitunsssrfin'
bungen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-08-13
g @d.GIfif&.

3ipsi Pfunb slid. 2 9uart WoF.r,
gu iebem Suart 1 26ffsl Salo. / 20fs
fef Gfis. 6 Relfen, 6 pfsffertOrnsr. 6
9etpiirat0rner. 2 2orbserbIGtter, 1
grobe 3pisbel. / W0br. in 4 GsiIe
aerIsst. siniee glGtt6sn Salbei, bring.
bos alIes gum 8o4sI tue ben syti3
Sasqa h.dt Hsa' BEN aopi i eiano:
m be Seite bes Ofens. R.idIi&
Butter bringt man gum 9o9en, bis
iie eine Id0ns braune Sorbe erbdlt,
boua6 4-5 Mildl6ffeI poI ssiIdpoIs
fer boau. RrautTalat. Gin feitsr
Rrnuttopf fpirb fein ssridnittsn (ni9t
bobsIn), beitreus nit bem n0tieen Sal5
nnb idpsnt, perf9isbens Mal., ba.
no6 beosds man ben 8oben eines niht
au srobsn Sopf.s nit giiis. 2 sanasn
4 S.elSffel pplI 3uder, bGms
pfen Biz Die aspfsl tpeid finb. baran
int mon bos Rraui, IGBt i.Ibises Ianss
fam @tunbe bdmpfen, ] Pfunp fets
len Sptd in tleine WiirfeI gei9nitten
6aau, unb Idbt nod 1 Stunoe lang.
iam bGmpf.n. Mb un6 au ein tpenig
riibren. boTit "a ni9t anbrsnnt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-08-13
@emtfdter SaIat.

Wan lode 8 pfuno tleine bsutf6s
RartOffeln in Der S6al.. fddls unb
f9neibe fie. ipsnn nod beib. 2 srobe
3piebeIn. 2-3 Sdsiben Senfsurfen,
8 tIeins DiIIsurten, 2 srob. ioure
4epfel, 8 bortsetodts gier. f9neibe
GILES in re9t aierli9e Stiid6.n unb
permiIde es nit ben nod beiben Rars
toffeIn, inbem man bos @tfGb ouf elm
in beiBem Wai.r ouss.briidtes Sud
iteIIt unb es 70 auf Dem Sifd bin unb
Der fdiebt. Sue nun pfeffer unb
SoI5 bo5uu 8 gbIOffsI Butter pers
ben nit 1 Saffe redt todenben Waf.
fers bermifht unb, ipenn ole Butter
5erf9molsen IN, iiber bic Wifdung ge-
aofen; aulebt tommt iooisl gutter efs
fig binau. bab oos @anae aiemIi9
fnuer fhmedt, lGbt es augebedt i
Stunbs iteben unb sibt bann 4 pint
fiiBe Sabne iiber bos @anae.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-08-13
0erl0rene
Wtannesfraft

@ir babtR siH wHabIbarts untr bsRtmnatts
3eiImitteI snthtdt, ptlfts mir sarauiirtH,
UerlsrsHe @aauesfraft nne geidllt9t'
Iifbe Gamd9e bautrnb ju btilsn. gbfnu
pir nt9t an 9eriHpissenbsii ssbunesn
pSrtn. 70 f5nnttu mir 6un0erte bon
eieii@eH Beifatipnnetn BON aIt unp
Sung pprjeigtu, ptltf tbrt tugtnos :
li6e stiafi niseu frlansi tabtn. Z
G&idt rins rDollar.glutsA fur
eius S&aditl SGms See.N
BtutiHe cher tHglifns aprre>
ippnbsu;sH psrpfn firth sr.
btim efbaIisn anh In sinem
tiHfa&fH 8ritf.limitIas
TIE |. Berger PfarmaeaI Go.
station g. philadelphia, pa.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-08-13
g d p.iusripp6en.

Wan taufs unsefGbr 8 pfunb ges
fol5ene spare Ribs. Ites iie ben abenb
bepor in Wofer, bamit Fe ni9t 70
fnlais iino, bann nimmi mon 1 Suort
Sau,rtraut unb iebe .s sufammen nit
bem SSleif6 uno etpas &iimmeli0rner
{9aratpap Sesbs) aufs Seufr. Rad.
bem ,s unsefdbr 2 Stlnbsn setodt
bot. nimmt man bos Gleifd beraus,
sieBs bas Wafer bon Dem Sauertraut
ob. modt in Der pfanns 8raunmebI
unb riibre es on bas Souerfrout, IGbt
es nodmoIs ouftoden, Bis .s gut
f9medt. Sn Der 3piidens.it bot
man ! pfunb sslbe SpIiterbfsn &c.
todt, na9bem ft sor finb, riibre man
fie 10 Ianee. BIB iie sana. fdmis finb,
faIae Fs nod Gsfdmnd. riibre Elm
Stiid9en Butter oorin, unb lGbt bic
Grbfen nodmaIs auftodsn. Damn
siebs man Fs in cine S1iiFsl, cine
sebratens 3piebeI in Butter iiber' bic
grbIen eesoFsn, Idmedt ausssaeitbs
net. Sier3u .SaI5tartOffeIn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-08-13
EN- on : Die.

Wan nimmt 2 3itronsn unb reibi
bic @fule al. fotpit ben Soft bopon.
Da5u tommt u Eaifs 3uder, gut Der.
riibrt, 4 @igelb, bann Ii Gbl0ffel
Gornitar9 in / Saifs 8aFsr aufse.
lot, iptpie 2 SoFen Mild. Oas
9an5e gut pertleppern uno in Elm nit
Pieteig ausseIestes, tiefssbenbss gle9
geton (ni6t Die MaFe borber todsn y
unb f4nen i'm beiben Ofen gebaden.
Dos DeiBe su @dnss g.I9lasen,
ua4bem Der SUDDEN ssbaden, bariiber
geitri4en unb unter Der 9osflamme
bell sebrGunt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-08-13
GaIsburaer @oderL.

auf ie 1 gioOtter nimmt man 1 81
f9per Butter. 1 SeelDffel bon Webl,
l WeHerfpibs 3uder. sttpas' Sal3, aus
lebt ben Sdnes Der Gisr, 8odpulber
ie nad bem Mabe fir 6 Gier 1 See.
l0ffeI boil; berna9 brinst man Sin.
serbod Wild in elmer RaFeroll. gum
Sieben. sibt oi. Woife binein unb lGBt
tn bem nid3t gu beiben 8adofsa bin.
iten, bis fie belIsefbe aruiten a.ist,
fti4t bann srobe Roden aus unb Be.
ftrett nit Wanilltaudsr. Ulan r.9nei
sepSbnli9 fir is 1 a}srfon 1 81.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-08-13
aO4ISffsI. Ra6t.in

Uso9e einen berbriibten Seis, penbs
einsn &o4l0ffsIitisI in osmielbsn um,
balts ibn In beibes Sdmala. Bis Der
Seig seIb 1T. bann ipisber in Seis unb
10 fort, biz ss bic beIiebiss @r0bs bat
uno onsgeboden lit. Wnn fpenbt ben
Ro4loffel fpdbrenb bes 9adens langz
fam um. Damn file is nit Ginaes
ma4ten unb beitreue nit 3udsr unb
3immt. ooer unsefiiut i.rbiere f. in
gutter Weinfauts, bann beiBen iie Der.
foffens Sunsfruuen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-08-13
filr 9ans llno Riidlt.
9 d DeineI.n6en.

Msrbsn ssfaIaen, stpfeffsrt. nit
vaebI bsitrsut, NIT Butter. 3pisb.ln.
etn penis Giiis, 2Orbserblntt beige.
ftslt, psnn seIb sebratsn. nit Sleifds
briihe anfssfiilIt. etpas Rabm basu,
aud etpas Deibptin unb 3itrone,
oann bur6sef6Iasen unb beib Ierpisrt.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-09-05
AUTO WcrlM sualED.
Student at Lake City Honersd by En-
tire School Of Town.

Student At Lake City Honersd by En-
tire School Of Town.
Special to Times Republican.
Lake City. Sept. 5-The funeral of
Miss Ruel Cummings was held yester-
day at 10 o'clock at the residence Of
her uncle and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Richardson, who live six miles north
west Of Lake City. Miss Cummings is
the senior high school girl who was
killed by an automobile Wednesday
crossing street near the school house.
Eighty-nine automobiles assembled
at the West View high school grounds
and took all the high school students
and teachers out to the funeral. The
Sipe. an evangelist Of the Seventh Day
Adventist church, who has been hold
ing meetings here for the past two
months. The girl was member OF this
church. Besides her uncle and aunt
referred to. she leaves one sister. a
teacher near Sac City. and STEP
mother at Lincoln. Neb.
Rev. A. H. Bryan, of the NJ E..
church. made short address after the
sermon. A sextette Of high school girls
rendered the music and six high school
boys, most Of them classmates of Miss
Cummings. acted as pail bearers. The
body was accompanied by the entire
school to the train for Yetter, from
where it was taken to Lincoln. Neb,
burial to take place Saturday, besides
the father and mother, who died sew
eral years ago.