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The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1914-09-11
GERMAN AMERICAN STATE BANK

GERMAN AMERICAN STATE BANK
MANKATO, MINNESOTA
Organized October LIST. 1906
Capital Fully paid .....SZS,0oo.o0
Surplus (Eafned) ..... ..Sl4,ooo.oo
Deposits ..........:...S4oo, 10000
OFFICERS
L. HENLINE, President.
w. j. MOREHARI, Vice President.
w. C. HENLEIN, Cashier,
F. w. DARS0W, Asst. Cashier.
DIRECTORS
Joseph Stahl, w. Ho1app, w. j. More
hart, John Trenhauser, j. Kroeger, W
c. Henlein and l.. Henline.
We pay four per cent on savings.
We make Farm Loars at lowest rates.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1914-09-11
OF MANkATo, MINI.

Money, in amounts from 100000
to 100000 to loan on farms at
lowest rate of interest. Five TO ten
years with partial principal pay.
ments annually optional. No delays
In getting the money.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1914-09-11
linduren-Peterson.

lino9ren-Peterson.
Miss Effie Lindgren Of Minneopa
and Mr.. BENJAMIN F. Peterson of
Lake Crystal were married at four
o'clock this afternoon by Rev. W..
Z. Evans OF this city, at the Welsh
parsonage. They were attended by
Miss Ethel Lindgren and Mr.. August
Peterson. Mr.. and Mrs. Peterson
will go to housekeeping immediate
ly on the groom's farm near Lake
Crystal The bride is daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Adolph Lindgren OF
Minneopa and Mr.. Peterson's father
is Peter Peterson of Lake Crystal.
Shower For Bride-to-Be.
Miss Alice Peterson Of Judson en-
tertained number of ladies at her
home Monday afternoon In honor OF
Miss Effie Lindgren of Minneopa.
The bride-to-be received many beau
tiful and useful gifts, after which
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1914-09-11
Wholesale Prices

GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1914-09-11
Poultry.

These prices are furnished by the
Victor Produce company. Mankato.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-02-10
Y Y y
Sas @ieoericbcu.

Truu Sdllljc mod,t i'm epongeli.
Id)en Gf0rrbailS 9cilldI.
.Ndl, pda iiir i6onc anopic uabclI
Sic bd an &brcS Wdnues @cite.
mcint tic, ais lie Die SSrut Ynitor al
ihrcnr NGbtiid) beariiBt. .miiicn Sic.
mein Mnmn hattie eiluntnI chen ioldC
&nopic."
@ornui Die tSrou lSnitor III irclnO-
lld)er Grfldrlllg crpibcrt: ga, mir
fanOen lie INNER Sonltogs I'M Slim
0elbelttel.."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-02-10

millicit mir i'm dilf ulloerc @ciIe 5u
ebren ilthcn. (Itit c~rbobener Clint
me): Mein Ncrrell. id) CLAUDE. bic
gr0Bte Srcilbc fonnten Sic inn be-
%reitelL menn Sic am beutigcn Ibeno
lGmmtlidl &hre riiditdnoigen BET
+,1,o ,,h(+,,,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-02-10
Sm 8%eianapercin.

Soriisenoer: yIeine Scrrcll. III.
Ter lieber Slatenbcrser feiert 6ellte
iein Sebniabriges SiibilGilm ais aoi.
iierer unieres Sereins. Ga or iid)
nun ieoe Spation itrene perbeten bat,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-02-10
Mnrf Swain's Sdlcrs.

Narf Slpain perbrnd)te einmol oeii
CONNER IN einem 2anoitdOtdelt, Del.
len Sepobner gerabe cine Samntlltng
pe%ranitalten, aus bercn Grtrag Elm
nelles Sitter iiir Den SricObpi beitrit-
ten lperbell Iolltc. als mat nit Dem
Snmnnelbo9ell aud 81 DEM beriibm.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-02-10
Gas 2eben Der Seiliaen gpttes.

Bon Batter ,. Sitlanau, .. @. ..
Octan-Ansnabs. Wit Gbromo.S iteI.
Gin itarfer 9anb pon 1900 Seiteu.
Srisinaleinbaub nit 6otbi9nitt. ...... So. so
G'rnHs i%iuJtrirte Quarts : Aus
sabr. Wtit 4 6arbenbrudbilbsrn, farblaen
5itel, Samiliens 6esiitsr II. 800 Sol;ldnitt.
Sunfrationen, 1915 SuartIeitsn.
geosrriideir, Seinwanooete, 6otbi6n. $3.50
Brother eeperriitsn. seinmanboede,
Teinaoloihni.t Sc. 100
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-02-10

ler1pe 'prad) Dtc Sottnltl1a aus, OaB
nad}ber Der merifonild)e ,Smporttan,
ge5etgt luer0en lole. ltnh ieoer hottie,
Dab Elm oltberer aus Der SuiclrunOe
ben idpuierigen Cans beherridc. 9lber
fetlter beberrihte i'm mirflid,. llnO
ais nof Dem 0eilert Der mGBia be.
5ablte alapierlpieler loelc9tc, it,ob
leoer DEM anocrn Die 9(lli0abc 0es
San5ens 5it. 3pei obcr orci Gcrio.
ilen fanOcn onnll cuOlid, ocn Wtltth,
nit Der 8eIte 0es aniGltocriiden
Sf,iilera. alein obcr SIT j%rucicr. cin
poar pShritte" 5ujcigcn: 80 miro
es gcn1od)t. Nbcr id, foul's nod, nidt
red)t. Sd hattie eiu paor Stltnbcn.
Iann bab' ids a%uige1ebcu. meils
mir 81 lang1ueiliG uto 81; idnper
mar"
Mit iolf) einenr 6ioafo cnOigcn
pripate SanSabenoc.-
9leiben nod Die groBcn 0ffentli-
den ODER balboiicutlit)cn 9oafeitc.
Sbrer lDoblge5Gbltc iieben BAD id,
drito 1914 MN id)on m%itgcntadt.
limo mas bd6' ih an 5atgo &c.
leben?
20 gut mie nid)tai
go latge Der Snol leer lit. lit feline
~vStlmmune-ia lie.
Wenn's uoa miro, lit fiir Oen al.
lpriid)SpoQen Sditdo fem 1lot mrhr
lager lie.
Iaes Sfrpinbel.
9eipeis: iobalo in einenl-iibcr.
fiilten - Soal cin cinjiger nod) 10
BLOB nlisifolrenoer, aber ,mirflid,
tangoperitdnbiger" Siinglinq nit CT.
ner guten Iartnerin 81, ytaugon" be.
ginnt. biloet bie gon5c @cntcilloc ct.
nen It%ai,nenben areis Inn ous ieltenc
Eaar.
Tann-iit Tlat!
IIio?
gs 9ibt III Berlin aud, cine fleil,e
Grippe bon Serren, sic cillelt 9errli
unb troboem 3eit fir Den Sonao ha.
ben. Gas iinO Die iiingercn aunItma.
Ter, Die fiir iGliitriertc 9l6ttcr ,lnon-
odne" giloer liefcrn.
9ie iitb cine alaiic iiir iid,.
sliidl lie erefntieren ocn Sanao mir
ielten-llm 10 mehr miro aribebens
odpon gemadlt. 9creoet miro-ulto
9eihrieben.
Gnoereebnib:
Giemano tangt Sango -
Socr: 10 gut tpie rienano.
aciner tanSt i6n; ale reoer bon
linn.
Der Sanso lit ii6erbollpt fcin
Cans.
Der Sango lit ell - @eiprGt,S.
tbema.-(vaoln SoIfsStg.")
y - y
Ser EantoffclbelS Dor 6cridf.
Giftcr: .Gs 5ciiat ii6erboupt BON
GROCER Srefbeit, oob Sic feline Sc
oenfen trilgen, BEN Siebitabl am feel.
len Sduc ditSsltfiihreu +"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-02-10

ten Sltmoriitcn fam, meigerte er iif,
iein Sferflein bei5utragen, uto be.
g%riinbetc leinc @eigerung nit oen
@orten: sd iebe nidt Elm, lpoSu Der
6rieobof elm Sitter braiid)t: per britt
men lit, fnnlt ntd)t bii,auS. unb lpcr
oruuBelt lit, mia niht binein."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-02-10
Swei ae~aenieitise &Omplimenie.

Gin Notwithstanding, einen Brief
al Ieinc Gltern idrcibcno, iraet lei.
men Weilter: o%Sebriabre" if)rcibt
man bod, nit Soppel ne"?"
nSu oenfit mohl an Oei1ei1 leerell
ShGoel!" dntportcte Der Meiiter.
Ygtein- al meillen leereit Wa-
gen!" gi6t Der 2ebrling ihlagiertig
ais Nnnuort 5urild.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-02-10
2pbnenber gerbienif fir MsentenI
9ans= nnD
.amtlten 8I9er.
&atbuliides G~panselien- unb
GrbauuuaSbuh.

@oltstbiiinlide GrtlGruns Der Sonntasss
llto Selttags: Gpanselieu. @on :. Sui6ens,
prielter. Wit 1853 Suuitratioueu, 33 Bod:
biloern, s fromos NIB 16 tpposrapbii9su
9tlidaltsblloern, Samilisn9ronif. 704
Seiten. S!uarto.
Salbleoerbanb nit Hotbi9nitt. so
Rotbleinwanb, geoerriiden, @oloi9u. $500
Sls 2ebeu unieres Iieben Serrn nnb
SeilanbS Sefus Gbriitns.
Son 7. Suiiuser. gRit Gbromobilo, IS
son;leltigen Suuitratiouen, SIS Sertilutra=
tionsli, 1910 Ssitsn in Suarto.
Salblsoerbanb i'll Rotbi6nitt
6otbe seinrpano, Seoerriidsn, Ssiu=
Solbi6uitt. $500
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-02-10
Ser Srcifpunft.

Gic Gnttin (6cim Spa6lcrgolg):
yGntIinllt on Did, nod, Com. mic
mir ms INNER bier al oiciem Gent.
mol trofcn, enc mir beirntbeten?"
Ger 8otte: % ia; uito oo itebt
audi riftig ifon luicoer 10 elm Harr."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-02-10
Gin fredler Hatrpu.

Gldlter: r8eben Sic 5i, Die @ltrit
geIdliht alt baben."
Wtesger: rSn metllcin 8eIhuft
geb i6 Tie mas ST."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-02-10
~ " ~
Sic Gntslucitcn

Surge 6ralt (am Mtittagstiidc Si
ibrem Mtanue): vNtaf' bod Die Sbiir
5ur Slide 5u, Geo, Die aofin braild,t
niht 5t boren, Dab mir matchmaker
nidIts reoen!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-02-10
Sas 2Dtbisitc.

Mr. Snip, Ger icin neites Slllto
lclbit fiibrt, bat oitf Der 2anoltraBe
cine Eolllrc ulrb ar6eitct int SdyweiBe
lelrreS Inaeiid)tS an Scr IltSbeiicrlulg
ocs ShabenS. Gin Maln. ser Dor.
ilberfonntt. irngt %bilfsbereit: .Gori
ih Sbnelt 5ltr Silfe fommelt, mas lit
oaS 9totbigitc?"
sd bite, 6cantworten Sic ood)
Die 6rogen nleiner 6rall mGbreno ih
Die Waif1ine IN Sronung brtngc."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-02-10
Naria itnb Suicpb.

Son Gater .. Robner, ,. .. .. Wit
Sbromobilosrn, TAO %pplsidnittsn NIB 1O4O
Selten. S.uarto.
eeberriiten, qeinpanbbeft, 8otbitn.. $3.50
Bother 9eoerriidel, y~einwanobsde,
6einaolpl6uitt. $500
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-02-10
Nid)t sit picl!

Bauer (int @irtabolis): sd
mod)te ell menig ctnns eiicn, i)
benfc Sdppeinsrippen nit Saier-
froilt, nber nid)t piel; bringen Sic
mir p~orlailfig Bios 5lpei Eprtioner."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-02-10
@crbGdjtise Snifriit.

Gem 9ofnaSl mar iein oltes flei.
ltes SGusfen %abgebrnnnt utb er
bate an ieilter Steltc elm nei,es. lido.
lleres bingebaut. Bur Oauernoen Gr.
innerirng an bielc Seiitung bate or
am Saltie iiber Der Sbiire iolgeube
Snidriit nnbringen lalIen:
.Sieies Sans lit i'm Sabre 1913
nieocrgebronnt mo micoer olligebaltt
woroen bon Sgrtab Galterer."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-02-10
@nt beoient.

Sic 9lrd)c lit mobl poa!" riei elm
Ser, III Die StroBenbabn ipringcno.
p9tctn," erIfoll cS ulls DEM Sn.
ncrll, ocs fcblt nod Der Giel!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-02-10
@alantc @ariantc.

6rcutOin: .Wfit melfer @orten
6ot oeiu SrGutigam oenn I'M Did oll.
gehalten?"
Sraltt: yGr iogtc fltrJ: Sdlnliidc
mein Semi"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-02-10

0ean perlanse uuisrn cpmplsten Satalos
uon osuti6en Sebst. II. Grbauun9Sbiiberi.
gu be,isben ourb isos gn9banoluus
iowie oireft BON ben Serlsseru.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-02-10
spab muB and iein.
@priid)tig.

Soltsfrau: rSie fonnen lid elm
Mittageiien peroienelt, ipeunl Sic mir
Den Saiifen 6ols oo fleill mad)en."
gettler: D6m! @os baben Sic
0crn 9ctodt?"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-02-10
8egenicitig.

@ait: sic, Scrr @irtb. mas lit
oenn Oas, Sbr Bier lit ia goll5 ld)ol
ltno ~abgeitonoen."
@irtb: ySbut mir icbr ieio. nber
troIten Sic lid nit mir, Serr Baron,
Die Riidit6noe, bic Sic mir id)lllben,
iino oltd) uid,t mebr friid)."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-02-10
- ~
Srinfcrlosif.

Hid)ter: Y0us lit bod leoiglid)
Sbre traurige Sfppahe fir bcll
9ronntueiit, Die Sic altf Die Inflage.
banf gefiibrt bat"
Ingeflogter: .Id), nee, Serr &c.
rtd)tsbof! @enn if ouritig bin,
oann geb ih no anoers BIN"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-02-10
Solid.

Iiiiieber (5u eiitem SpaSiereGn.
GER: ,Sie, neiln Sic nidyt gleidy
MAIDEN, baB &c aus Der Sdonuirg
rams fomme, balie if sc DC geenc
fupltt!"
Serr: r9lber, lieber Moltn, id)
pltBte ia gar ltid,t, baB mait bier
niht geben bari"
9ufieber: Sat gloobe ih ia,
orirm babe id) Sizes ia eriht I'M On.
ten geiagt!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-02-10
Die 0Ianbens. unb Sittenlebre Der
fatboliihen Stride

III ausiiibrlidsm lluterri6te barseiteat. Mit
Sanulieu : &esiiter. 2 Sarbenbuld, 8 Gin.
l6altsbilbern II. 4S0 Sol;ibn., 1868 Seiten.
esberriidsn, eeinwanbbste, Rotbihn. $3.50
Hotbsr seoerriiten, Neiitpauooede,
Seinsolbi6uitt $500
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-02-10
ltebcrfIbrt.

n0ieie 9aiterlt mad)en'S ooh ebert.
10, lpie nniere OfilfmGnner it Der
Staot," iagte Die Spmmcririihlerin
entrititet.
nSo, aber mieio benn?"
.Ienfen Sic iif, bette Morsen
babe if nit eigenen slltgelt geieben,
mie Der Bauer ben aiiben @oiIer aab,
gcrabe bcpor er lie melfte."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-02-10

Woler (ber eben cine 2anbifaft
pollenoct, 81, benz Bauer, bel Dem err
mobnt): .Seben Sic, fir bas Bib
oa friege ih in Ser Heiioel5 wieOer
meme $S00!"
Bauer: Sea, rlto oa beiBt's i'm.
mcr, aiii Dem Sanoe ian % Gum.
mcn!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-02-10
9pffine

nntsrri6tS. NIB g~rbauun9sbu6, oosr
&atboIifds S%anoponiue.
Wit @bromobilb, Samilien6rouif, s Gins
ihaltsbiloern. SEQ Seiten.
ylan;lcimpauo so
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-02-10
Ser EantoficlbclS pur 6eridt.

&ifltcr: pGs 5euet i~iberboupt BON
GROCER 6rcfbeit, Dab Sic feine Sc
oenfen trllgeu, ben iebitabl am feel.
len Gage aiis5uiiibren."
angefloatcr: nsSSa. &err Hid,tcr-
abenos labt meipe 5rait mid gar
nid)t FORT" ~, &
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-02-10
BenZiger Brothers,

Jew York: 36-3s Barclay st.
Cincinnati: 343 Main st.
Chicago: 214-2l6 w. Monroe st.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-08-02
VIII SONS RAID ON SOUTHSlDE,
AND DANVU.LE, RAIL ROADS

To invite your attic gtion 10 the editorial
the 2d Instant tcopy herewith com
The commanding general cannot be
licNc that the statements of the article
ar" well founded. but. aa the cases OF
alleged dcprcdatious arc in scvcrrl m
stances cited with PARTICULARLY. he
uc"ins II due to YOU as tho commanded.
oil the expedition that you should hc
inHd" acquainted with the serious
chitrgcH against its management. set
iorth IN The article liz question. and be
tiI"Wcd AN opportunity Of Gonvins.
thcm' and he also desires your report
50 that he may bc able to promptly
answer any official call that may be
maze upon him for Information touch
ihS IN" allegations. should the matter
hereafter be brought TO his notice.
The comm rding general wishes
YOU 10 have ~ once Il thorough in
specuon made of your command. with
u view OF asccrtaiung whether amy OF
the officers or men have in their pos
session amy plate. watches. ctc taken
under the circumstances mentioned in
the editorial"
If such an inspection was made. US
IN" honorable and manly instincts Of
General ileadc prompted him 10 order
tnd no such private and personal
property as Is named was found il
simply shows that the followers Of
Wilson and kauta who escaped stood
IN singular contrast with their COM
ritdcs whom We captured.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-08-02
COMPANY | MADE UP
OF PATRIOTIC BOYS
Changed Almos, Overnight from
ounSsterS al school TO Soldiers
Under Military Rule.
INTERESTING BIT or HISTORY
The! Saw iIuch Hot Service. and nc.
came FamiiiarIy known AZ Ma
grudcr's Foot Cava.ry''-Compose
Largely Of York County Men.
ny CAPTAIN ". !. sTou,;.

[.:.rpN1N #
'""'' 'iS"'
"' CAPTAIN ~. !. STORIES.
''.y T. al the Thirty-.ccond
~ "'" infantry, was composed !aTsc-
" "-h rom "rk County Va. al
'""''" 'he clos" of The war.
,, ON "'Her counties enlisted
''' .'"" SON" cohscrlpiS were as
80 w. ne "f'SInaI "urp!liHcn-
"''S'iE 90 !"UiE inci-farrn =
''" S'Hooi'oNS. Just from
~ 'hehl III thcir s"enS.
.9,. . .. - '"hE' -i""iik, g'orions
a"'"'"'i 'h"hGeu from bows
- .S'" IT'S uhu'f 'hi!ltnrN
a. ~ i,"'' 'o'lshl' tn'! Wc'e
.n "H''F '""I" INC use OF
.,.,'tl,. "'t'ihiZch al
,..,,...N. 49, H. 'IN county Va. now
! RI, ~
,., u.,,i -" - ''"'iiuT as INC
/ ,i,,,, '''i'i -. stores "S hrst
/ Ii.,,,,,., as second
iio,,.,,,,,, ~ 80 ,'A as ,hiFu
! ,,.cr.. 49, '''cc onlcors
/ ,I,Ii..r ~" - hamilton
: irs-r,,ct ,t 80, p"' ''I'c'i I"
,rd ,b. .,i,,., '"t''rA
,y.iI ,u v.5,h.,,. ''" ~ VI
lion ,b.i ,.,,n,.,r, 80 '''iS
company of mo v',,tr,,.-..o.,,,I w.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-08-02
Disastrous Expedition of Federal
Soldiers, Which Took Place
in 1864.
HIS LOSSES VERY SEVERE
At Outset Coup Gave Promise
of Early Capture of
Richmond.

Contributors nrc requested TO nd
dress all communications tn Con-
fcdcrntc Editor. The Times -Dispntch
nnd when possiblc 10 specify rcgi-
ucDt mud company OF soIii-rs mem
toned.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-08-02
GRANT FINALLY GETS
MESSAGE FROM WILSON

The suspense as to Wilson and his.
men in army circles was relieved on
the night of July /, when dispatch
was received by Grant from I.icuten-
ant Miles q. Carter. OF the provost
guard. saying: II have the honor to
forward incloscd II dispatch from Cen
cral Wilson. | sent portion OF my
guard . which met the division
along the stage road this side Of Cabin
Point General Wilson, having no
horses in condition 10 carry this dis
patch. requested me to forward it to
general headquarters
The message inclosed from Wilson
stated Having sent an officer via
rowhatan ana city Point TO commune
cate with YOU. | have delayed in send
ing in written report till could get
some sleep
perience of Wilson philosophically.
having wired Meade on July I. "Will il
not he well to send orders FOR Shcri-
dan to return, NOW that Wilson is
heard from. regret the disaster but
the work done by Wilson and his cav
airy is OF great Importance. under
stand from Kautz's description that it
Will take the enemy several weeks to
repair the damage done the Southsidc
and Danvillc roads"
The emptying OF reVolvCrs into the
rear Of kautz's routed column, mon
'ioic" "po't' 80 w 50 ' '''N'l 'HdSc'
must have been seriously effective,
since in many cases our men were al
most touching those at whom they
fired. ON the day following, when
these men had gotten within the Fed
cral lines. The SurGcon-in chief Of
kautZ's Division made rcquisition on
General Buffers medical director for
ton ambulanccs at Cabin Point Va,
for the transportation OF tho wounded
OF Nautz'S Cavalry Division"
Three days after Wilson's return to
within the Federal lines. General
Meade sent him the following com
municntion through his assistant adj
Jnthnt general: General. | am direct
cd by the major general commanding
The Washington herald., 1914-01-18
APPLE RAISIN.


Peel, quarter, and core apples and wdgh
them. Put four pounds Of them over The ars
with . half pint Of cider and pound Of
sugar Cook until tender. Stone four
pounds of plump raisins. set them over the
fire and let them cook fifteen minutes.
in Just enough water to cover them. Put
with the apple. pack all into Jar with
straight sides. and lay a weight on the
1t is good to eat as a dessert with cream.
APPLE PRESERVES.
Peel and core tart apples. Divide into
quarters and. having made sirup Of two
quarts Of water to one quart of sugar. drop
the apple into this while tho sirup 10 at q
gentle simmer. Cook the apples until ten
der. skim them out. keep them hot. and
drop more apples into the sirup until all
are cooked.
APPLE LEMON.
Proceed by the foregoing recipe. but add
two sliced lemons to the sirup and let this
cook with the apples.
APPLE MARMALADE.
Peel. core. and chop tart apples Allow
three-Quarters Of a pound of sugar. thu
juice and minced rind Of . lemon to every
pound Of apples. and q small piece Of white
ginger. Stew all together an hour. put In
jars or glasses and cover closely.
CLIPPED PEARS.
For this you may use the hard winter
pears. which often keep until early sprina
without becoming mellow enough to eat
out Of hand. Peel four pounds Of pears.
core. and cut into long, thin strips- Put
them over the fire with the yellow rind of
four lemons cut into thin shavings. the
green ginger root. scraped thoroughly and
cut up fine. four pounds OF sugar. and a
scant half pint of water. Boil gently until
the fruit is transparent Do not cook 1t
too long or 1t will become stiff and stringy.
and while the taste may not be impaired
sirable.
CARROT MARMALADE
Peel five pounds of carrots. four oranges.
and two lemons. and put them through
a meat grinder. Turn into preserving
kettle. put over them four and q half
pounds of sranulated sugar. and let stand
over night. In the morning put the kettle
on the stove. cook slowly at a steady sim
mer until the carrots are tender and the
conserve thickens. then put into small Jars
this conserve II is said TO be as good as
orange marmalade. wholesome. and mex
pensive.
The Washington herald., 1914-01-18
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Cake Without Flour.

II noticed q short time ago in your cor
uer a request for a cake without -four. and
as this il the nearest 20 It Of anything |
know 1 send It. IT 10 very dainty:
Chocolate Wafers-Grats four ounces
OF chocolate and mix with two table
spoonruls -four ana a quarter teaspoon
each OF cinnamon. cloves. and baking
powder. Separate six eggs. add one cup
sugar to yoks and beat very light: then
add the grated rind and Juice Of hair q
lemon and beat five minutes longer. Now
put IN the dry mixture and lightly cut IN
the we'll beaten whites. Pour into buttersd
tins about half an inch thick and bake
in moderate oven half an hour. When
cool put currant Jelly between the layers
and ice with vanilla icing. Cut into
squares. E S.
1 am grateful for this recipe. although
have an idea that the cake without -four
asked for by the correspondent was one OF
the unbaked ones for which We have mad
recipes lately. Even II this is the case 1t Is
q pleasure to have the directions for any
thing which must be az good as the choc-
olate waters sound
The Washington herald., 1914-01-18
Whipping Condensed Mill.

Il can send your correspondent who
signs herself s. D. some genuine spearmint
II she would give me the address. have
some growing in q box. I gathered 1t on
the cliffs near here. The roots could be
forwarded by parcel POST.
II would like to inquire IL there is any
way to whip unsweetened condensed milk.
have heard it can be done by the addition
of gelatin powder. In this country OF
canned milk such a recipe would be thank
fully received. MRS. L. G. c."
Several other offers OF spearmint roots
have come. but the writer's have omitted
to send their names or address, 80 that 1t II
impossible to print their letters FOR the
benent of others besides s. D.. who is now
supplied. I hold the addrsss Of Mrs. L. G.
@. trust some one may arise who can in
form her as to the possibility Of whipping
condensed milk know nothing Of II.
my lines never having fallen In q cowiess re-
gioni But some Of our CoYnerites can no
doubt instruct her on the subject.