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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-02-08
nomc-,lnde place Cards.

simple dinner daintily served
makes much better impression on
the diners than more elaborate meal
carefully served Place cards. pretty
and dainty. help greatly to give the
right sense of finish TO the simple din
ner. There are so many cards that can
he made by the woman who ~ clever
fingered that a resourceful hostess need
spend only small amount of money
for q overriding supply OF place
cards.
Attractive japanese cards can be
copied by any one who can handle
brush. They are little oblong pieces
OF cardboard about inch and half
wide and three inches long. ON each
is a simple design done in sepia or
green or blue or in natural colors.
sepia set of eight might be developed
in the following designs; y branch OF
cherry blossoms. sailboat, and pa
CODA. The lines should be simple and
each picture should be produced with
as few lines rs possible.
Silhouette cards are interesting, but
require n good deal of cleverness to
make Cut s!lhouettes of the guests
and give each card bearing his or
her own silhouette cut in black paper.
Or else cut slhouettes of imaginary
characters-an old, specialized man,
crouching, bent old witch of woman,
n girl in hoops and n sunbonnet girl.
sailor and a soldier. shepherdess
and knight I'm armor. Cut the sill
houettes from black paper; you can
ink smooth writing paper and cut
from that Then paste them carefully
on thin pastcboard cards.
OF course, the woman who can use
water colors easily can devise any
number OF interesting designs for
place cards. Flowers and fruit are
the most appropriate summer decora-
lions and really the prettiest.
This is q season for butterflies hence
the butterfly place card can be made
use Of Butterflies made Of crinkled
paper can be placed on cards on which
the names can be written, or tiny
strip OF paper bearing the name can be
pasted on one of the wings
To make a crepe paper butterfly cut
four wings from red or brown or green
paper Cut two of them with rounded
outline for the front wings. and two of
them with long, curvinG points, like a
butterly's back wings.
Make n body Of a small twisted roll
of cotton and cover it with strip of
paper. Stick two pins in one end for
eyes, or else use tiny, bright glass
beads OF red or blue or green.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-02-08
Good Recipe.

An excellent cafe mutt parfait may be
made by adding one gill Of very strong
black coffee to a quart OF thick double
cream with half cupful of powdered
sugar: then whip 1t to froth, and as
fast as the froth becomes thick skim 1t
off and pile into large wire strainer
to drain. That which drains off may
be returned and whipped over again.
When all Is whipped perfectly dry and
solid, lightly mix In a cupful of chop
ped walnut meat; turn the mixture
carefully into fancy mold, press the
lid down tightly--it should. of course,
be watertight--bind the joint with a
stssIp OF buttered muslin, pack In Ice
and rock salt, and freeze for four
hours. Serve unmolded, accompanied
by rum BAuco.
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veil rolled each time 1t is taken
off will keep neat much longer than
when folded; gloves pulled out and
smoothed Will wear twice as long rs
IL they were crushed and tossed into
drawer.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-02-08

M eHCn p1Hce Have n CandIcStIck,
with a sauccr-likc base; on the base
have marshmallows and along napkin.
At the conclusion of the collation. all
lights are eXtinguishcd and a wax
taper is passed around the table. so
that the guests in turn can light their
respective candles and toast tho
marshmallows. while the hostess calls
upon each one to tell the prettiest love
story he Cor she) has ever heard or
read. A trifiing prize may be awarded
to the teller of the best story.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-02-08
Things to Know

The hostess who plans to entertain
on st. Valentines night is now seek
ing novel ideas for the occasion If
there is to be q seated supper the fol-
lowing feature makes fitting climax.
and gives the company an excuse to
linger at the table and talk. Have
you ever noticed, by the way. how
much better people talk around a
table than when seated formally about
ROOM
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-01-27
9urh bic pinterlite SHmeis.
Son & ri d & 8 brer.

aaun bntten mir Sdapei5er 9oocn
betrcten, tnilm lparen Die Gbiirme Don
9aici i'm abc1iSbdHmer perihmuu.
oen, ais aud) idon greifbar nabe Die
critcn lpeiBen sSiaden Dor ms auf.
idNmmcrten. alS ih Damn freilid ON
abeno in gtontreur am @e1fer Sec
Ipa3ieren aing, fparen Die DeiBen Sell
Der bcoel,teno in Die Serne gerildt.
Sie id,IDebten bod oben aui oen Itei.
lem Sober, lpie Die gorpoiten eincr
icinolid)en Dindt, Die lid Den mem.
umairteten tSeitnoen bes Sees nid)t
redt III nabcn malen. Sebr melt bat
man es ieopd nid)t, um Don Mou.
treur in bos Reih hes 3inters su ae.
langeir. 8ic anf ahleridnpingen Iteigt
man in Den eleftrtid,en 8agen Der
Rorltreur.S Sberlan0-8abn 3lpiid)2a
Den Heben lteil empor. IodD itehen
Die 1hiirme pom SdloB Chiffon I'M
cnt3iiften 9lid, oa 3iiugelt bereits
inter Den oiifteren 5annen. bie BON
oen 9tohers De 9tape lab ins JbaI
nieoentiir5eu. Der erite Sdynee i'm
Morgenlift roiiq heran. 3iei in sas
Sers ipinterIider sSreu6en fiihrt Ger
8e9. Ter unermeBlihen Sd)oHbeit
oes Sdnlees peroanfen 9itaab uno
Saanen, Dor Elm paor ,salren nod
fpin3ige 8aiternoorfhen, einen inee.
atrnten slufffnung. sSn Dem auaen.
bid, Da mir aus einem 5annei ber.
aus mitten binein in Die iDeiben Jel.
Ger Inn Die fleinen Sduiergruppeu
ellen errf5iinnet bic Sonne bic Cpl.
sen Der gerae, bie in Der sserne Den
Sori3ont abidtliebgn. Tie tpeiBen @i.
pfel flanlmen IN lihtem Eurpur aui
nno pergoloen NIT ibren Heflegen Die
Sarge, Die iih gegeniiber ins Ibul
nieoer3ieben. g5dr3 blaB, pie ell
perrDebenbes gyolfden, 3iftert I'm
blauen yaesr oes aetbers ned Der
Daonb. Bon ben niebrigen 5aniern
lit aIles gebriifte getpif)en pie Ndr.
feridloiicr glieern iie TN roiisen
.Gidt,
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Medjts8ntadjten
Soil StabtanuaIt Sdjoenle be,iiglidD
brr abietung Tan Wartlep's sebeH.

Staotoihpult ShocHIe muroe &C.
tern pom giirgermeiifer Spiega nm
elm aed5tsgutnd,tem bnrii6er erfnhf,
mic uorgegnnaen peroen ioil. Inn
Ton Varflcp. ben bisberigen Saipcr.
iliemoental bes ftdotild,cn arbciis'
bauics ieines arnfes 5n enfieseIs, oa.
mil oos Amt nnberipeiiia beiegt iuer.
ben fam. gefanntIi6 peiaert Bart
len iif, Ieine NeIigndtion einsifreidleil
ino bchaiipiet, onB er iinter Giuil.
eieilit iteht.
s1iirsermeiiier Spiegel bernerftc
aeitern onIdBlih Sieier Neiaering
gartiru's: I'D, bin mir polifdrsOlJ
flor borlibcr. nelf,e S6ritte idi 5ll
thun babe, Inn gartiep einen ssod)'
iolasr 5li gehcu. aber id, mill porlail'
iia Gin 8utdd1fen nom StnotnnDalt
haben, oomit ih ben porihriitsmdbi.
aen omtIidlen HiidhaIt bette
gseiner aniidt mad, iii es ldder.
lid, ipenn Gin Mann ruie Gurtlcp. Der
su ocu rabiaieiien Ientofrafen sebOrt
imo Gin enroairter 8eioigsmonn
.Sunt's Don ieber aeipeien iii. iiir lid,
oen Sd,uB oes Gipiloienitseleses III
AHiprlidl ninlmt.
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Neme Wsitalieoer
@on garsermeiiter Spiesel fHr sen
llniperiitdtsratb ernaHut.

giirgermeiiter Spiegel ernnrnte
aeitern 6rei ueue Riigliecer fiir oca
llHiueriitatsrafb: gs iiuo oieies olc
Serren ,Srco. Serteniiein, Der proii.
bent Der @eitern German gallt. aH.
malt Sonioro 8rospii uno Serr no.
bert areln,er, Der i'm aretmer idlen
Ma6beIacif,dit an Der RaiH StraGc
tbdtig iii.
Iieie Serre, iperoen Die WddlioI.
ger BON Or. R. 81. Steparf, Tr. y.
!. Carton nno giobert SodJiieiier
iein, oeren 3ernine in BEN ndtiien
laacn ablauien.
SaHicro groipu bat bereits friiher
ocm llnlperiitdtsrntb aigebort nHo
aalt oomals iiir eineu @esner oes
Observation-Disclosures OF. Tobncp
nnb or miirSe, aIs iein amfsternl.n
unter 9nrgcrmeiiter Sdrpob oblici,
augebIif aui getreibeu bon Or. Tat.
men nidyf pieoerernaHnt. 8eiieri
periid,erie Serr groipn, baB er u5io-
Int nid,fs geGen Or. Iobnep babe INTO
Die gebcuptliug, or babe Tr. Gabnty
ieiner5eif nns Dem Amt bringeH mol.
len, jeopeoer gegriiuouHg entbehre.
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2okal.Dtrid)t
EfenerSabierperein.

Die 6errsn Soi,pb gubr unb Nm,
8. Duntmnnn tpurDen n Der gtItrisen
Gibung oes Gieuersob!erpereins IN
ben Wermnitunesratb aefpdblt. Die.
fslbtn nebmen bic Stelen BON Mm.
g. Gang unn Wm. O. gaIbtpsn eia.
ipelhe suridsetretsn finb. Die 6erre.l
Dioeon 6. Wilfon, s}ren. 1use, O.
DiHtIer, g. N. fyennsr. Joiepb Wub,
unb gnmusl Tiemon ipurben nla
Hommiitee erndnnt. um Die Jnt<reHsu
Der Gieuersahler bel Der grntueruEi
bes aontrotts nit Der Gas G<itls
fndfi DobrSunehmsn. 20 kbsns.
IdnaiiGe uHD l9 Jabres NitsIisbtI
iuurben In ben 0erein auf9tncmmsn
s5bre Namen iinn:
gebensldnaIihs WitaIitbtr: Mii.
liam 6. Doepts. Jobn o. Weaxn,
ssobn nortldub, Ul. QdemmIe, 3. O.
s,aniysn, Jrso so. Ne6rine. 4. a.
QIintint. Ant9Onp Ni&tins. Breb $.
aeibolb. MnHd Wa. s. Nrobien
s8ernorb MItepers, Gngene MiIeS.
;yrans Rkmann, Hrau o. mrampeI.
meier, 8. 3. Qut@bdu@, 1tso. Ufols
manu, Rupsst AimtIe. q. = 1eirne.
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georae @slIer. George Hufn<, 8. Ger
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Nbrefiina Co., llniteb Qenb Co.. 0ols
ths Shoe Co., Qouis Mofpd, 6. u.
genpp, eeorse Bauer, 8. Rtnnttt
Rpaers, 3. 6aubIsr, Catherine Wetts
ner, 5arrp ]. 2eoi, 1k pcttbcff
Cont. Co., so. $. Sidndge, 0tne. Oil
Worfs 60. O. 8. GvslIin, Jrtb. 1res
mer, emma Vplinstp. Jrdu anHd
WeFiels, .. 3sbler, ast., Jran 4iiee
Sbepbero.
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Roberi uno Jranets Gbritop6al.
1853 Combine ape.. anobe.
Grnit unb aouiis Gueriamp, 1916
Poplar Ctr, Qndk.
6enrp uno JOfspbine Kaufman.
1120 Sberman ape., anabe.
gbsitsr unb 5eIen 2iIbaipa, 2278
Goth Ctr, WaDdrn.
albert ano Soa Barr. IL, aSarren
Court. Usdofxn.
Aueuii unb abbie Wtisssrber. 80
Graham Str, Andbe.
ebfparb uno ToraGorep. 604 Rsabs
ing Nodp. WGphen.
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Inter Der anfIdee, nit ben Etrcl.
den ioentiih 5u fein. Die In Der Rnd,t
pom Donneritas gum 5reitng BEN
Qcnoufteiir uno Dfotormonn eiHes
StrabeHbnbnDosens Der ssobn GIRO.
BE Ssnie iiberiielen uub bernnbten.
wnrben eeiiern Der II Sabre aite
5nruicr ellington uno Der glei&-
olfrige arthnr Jielolina, beioe BON
1ro,un Gouittp, ap.. perboftff. Hie
bic goIi5ei bebaliptet. iino bic BUR.
if,en. bic ibre ilnihulo betheuern.
bon benz Dsotormann Gruni Efeuens
itno oem aonoufteur Dalfer BsiuiA
nuf cas 9eitimnlteite ioentiiisirt DOrs
ben.
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3ie 3srruptipu in Stem DOrf.

Die Gnt9iGunssn Hber Die Surd>
itehereien in Der 8ertpaltung Don Nerp
BORT Stadt uno Staot baben bic oors
tigen gurgsr aufgsriittelt uno ne itno
iebt ernitli6 barauf beba6t, Elm Spe
item gu finben, DsIfss cine before
9erpaltung iiaert. unIsres GrmeneHs
If Der Weg bisrfiir isbr tlar porges
3ei6net. gr befts6t barin, bic 3us
itdnoe gu befeitigen, tpsids ieIt 1910
beite6en, ulio felt Gbsr 70 Sabren. Sn
oieIsr largen 3eit bat man niht er.
faHnt, Dab politit uno 8erpoItung
oussinanber gebdIten tperoen niifen,
bag glsi6Diel, pie bic politit iid an
bert. bic 8erpaltung o1oon nidt be-
rubrt Dsrben bari. 0emnad beite6t
Die Qlufgabe oarin, eine Wtet6ooe au
erIinnen, pelhe bieIs grennuna griinos
li6 unp oauernb poaaisbt- Die erite
her5u nOtbigs 8ebin9ung lit Die 4ufs
Eebnng bes IominatipnsipItems, benn
in oieiem ruben bic DurasIn Der Bog
SerrIhaft, pelhe nit aorrlption
gleidbebsuteno lit. Wenn Die 9iirgsr,
pie jest, Denn iie ii4 gu elmer prie
mGrlpabl einiteaen. ibre partsifarbe
befsnnsn mHifen, 10 bat oas sur Sol
ge, oab bic 8iirgsr iid ben Duhlen fern
halten unb nas 5elp ben poLitifhen
SOfonern iiberlaHsn. Daourh bat Der
goB IS in feiner Wadt. 8u beitimmen,
tper nominirt iperoen foa ooer nidt.
gs lisgt In Der Wsnihennatur. oab
sssoer. Der Gin holss 4mt inne bot. Dies
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unfsrs Sruftgefes bung

unfsrs SrufgefeB8eb ebung
bat cine grobe Gitsratur tns Qeben osz
rufen. On ieoem Gage tpirb ein Ban
tbIet uno fat jeben Wonat Elm reurs
BUD per0ffentlidt, ipsIdes 8orIdlGgs
3ur 20iunq Der Sruitfrage brinst.
Cine bebeutenbe Stelle nimrt in bies
fen Grortsrun9en oas oeuti6e aarteu
Gin, fpelhes als SHUTTER bingeiteat
pirb. Den 8etreffenosn Ideint nift
betdnnt gu fein, oab Die ameritlniife
sSnouftrie eins Ianee 3eit unter folfsm
GartsG qeorbeitet BAT. Ulan psrit, st
earunter cine 9eretn5arlng spifneu
ben sSntereiienten in elmer Snbuitris in
@s3ug luf 8ertaufspreiie. Das ume@
ritanifhe 8olt mar Damit niht 5uz
frieoen, tonnte es aud niht fein. ba
bic Waarenpreife 3u ungebihrliher
6Obe setrie6en tpuroen. D1rauf f6ritf
bie ameritan!fhe Resierung Elm, inoem
fie Die Garteae unter bem 5ruitge1eB
dufl0ite. Das bat Die peutife Regise
rung niht getban uno parun tluger az.
banoelt, oenn Der GiHgriff Der Regiee
rung fiibrte au nod Ihlimmeren uEo
jest unforridirbarsn 8erbdltniTen.
9a Garte1e nerboten tpareH, tpurben
Sruifs gegriinnet Dos gefhab IN bsr
weife, oaB bic 9etriebe 3ufammenqe@
kgt tpurDen. Dos tonnte MIR gsfdeben,
insem bic Betriebe bobe prfiie fir ite
sen 8eitritt gum 1ruf forosten. Daa
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itnnt man erit, tlar. tpsi6e Gils bon
SHOnbeiten Der ganbf6aft otm Hsis
fenoen bur9 Die NaunbcIdftieuns ent-
gtht. Doher lit ncbl 3u fuiinfdfn.
Dab duh Die geplouse Nabnperbinbnns
5fpiIden Der aDffhberss ltno Der Mons
frfurs Dberlanos sStrede, Die enblih
Aoelbooen benz WeItperiebr ndber
bringen ioa, eleitrifd) betrisben pirb.
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Ias leioiae Waiolim.

Eie syarbise eosla ssohnion Don
SO. 800 Rain Strobe irus seiiern
abeno. aIs lie IN ibrer WobHumg ei.
nen @aiolinfodcr nn5iinoen rpolIte.
idapcle 9ranosp,inoen an Den Sdnoen
nno i'm geiiht onpon, on Der aot,er
erploSirte. Tas ourh bic .Grploiion
peruriad,fe Seuer m,rbe seIoift, esJe
es mennensluertDen Gd,ooen aneerid,.
tet bate. Die 5obnion iano auf.
nahme i'm itdotiid)en 9oipitol.
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s5ran Dcorse 2iebel Don go. 2920
sseiirrion sIpeune rpuroe aeitsrn
RndTnittaa, ais lie OH oein 4dssie
go. 2i33 Queen Gitp apcilue ucrte;.
ging. bon elmer V,iaooaee nnaeionea
iino In oos red,ie 1ein 0etlilem.
s5rou liebeI ipilrDe not ibrgE 0ob.
nm,ig sebrndbt itn0 miro eeoGR cos.
Mob4tS bon go. 2l36 0ueem Gitp
Ape,uie, ben Gieentbiimer ~ kiii.
LgeR 0ltsrs. seFi&til& uoreeluL
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Dumme 2uoe! 1T Der ein5igs

Gumme 2uoe! III Der ein5tJs
Rnumentar, oen Die MittRilung Der
Barrier rYetits Republtque" peroteni,
noB 3eutIhlano, RuB!dno. Serbte't
uno Rumdnien Iih pereinbdrt adtten,
iiber SeIterrsi6 bersufallen lIi'o IS
unter Iib aufsutbeiIsn. SelonDers
hulrm 1T Die 2uge in 9e5u9 duT
Deutihldno, relhes 3petnal auf Die
Gjefabr eines 8rieges NIT HuBIdno
sur unterituBuns Ositsrreit's sIn9es
griffen bat.
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- tG ~ l ~ " I - - y
teiten iest nit 8onoslbiloern, tnhen
fie oas betpeglide Drama D3sbn Srnns
ben in einem 8arroom porTu9rsn'
0ie geFirporter Der psrI0nlihen 5rsts
heit fDnneu oos nit etner GnDere''
9nrfiihrung eripipern, trslhe 5thl'
Gtunoen in elmer Wtrtb'd>at: o1tl: III,
bic uoch peutI6sn 6runoIdt"a bstrtsz
ben ptro. 0d iiebt man te;ne Sttrun@
fenen. teine Rdufereen BON Wtenl1en,
oenen Der @bistp ben 8erIt1no &C.
raubt Bat Ionoern cine 8erIdmmshn5
BON onifdnoiqsu Wdunern uno
sSrauen, Die einen Qbeno in 9emutAI'e
der WeiIe perbringen.
Der bemptratii DE &autus
tpiro BON Der nat;onulen Stlmmoeberz
Qiaa ourh Die 6e6el ge3ogen uno a1s
70 perperflia be3eidnet, ME oas per-
iDnlihe .Reqime oes Spreters IN SAM
mons Saoen. Sieie gnIi4t 1T nlat
autrefTeno. Cannon beberrIhte oS
oanse gartei uno Die gelamnte
@efeboebuna. Inter Dem Gauf:ts
berrfft bic RaioritGt Der par!ei, mas
rod, ein tpeientliter llnterIhteo 1T.
Der 8orpurf Der nod oerbl@1bt, gem
babin, bub unter benz Sautu5 DE
WeinoritGt a,trs6tet tpiro. Ous r>tro
in ben 9esie6ungeH 3ptl6en Den
0orteien ais IelbItoeritdnolth srddt:t.
Die 9artei, Die in Der Ulajorttat 1T,
tiimmert Iih niht I'm Die PGrtst, Die
Tih in Der Winoritdt befinoet, mas "a
audi niht anbers iein fam, On 1onlt
bic berrihenbe Yurtai nibt i'm Stano:
mare ihr 9rogramm ourhsATuhrsn.
Gs lit nift erii6tlih, tpie IN Der parz
tel islbit Elm aRDeres 8erfahren hsfol9t
nerben t0nnte. gBie in Der gaiamTtter
golittt, 10 herrfhen aud in ieoer pIrs
lei perI6ieoene St>6munoen por. GtH
ghei( Der 9emotrdteu iIt tonisrndtio,
Der onbere if raoit1l. 3piI6en linen
itehen bic @emGBi9ten. 9ie's 8tDer@
fret mub auf irssno eine Gsi'e Qei0lt
ipcroen, nenn Die Bartst iih ols arr
beitsfd6is erpeiien iou. 8dS ldbt tld
nur psrmtttelit bes &alttlt5 teOcrtitels
Iaen in pel6em Die Ma;oritdt lid
iiber bQs 8arteiprogra-'m ialu19
fpirb lrno bic WinoritGt Sn;rgt 0as
pon Der Wuioritdt aufgeIteltte Bro
oramm anauertsnnen. gGir geber III,
baB elm FOLDER 3uitano r'6t IDEAL 1T,
nllein Is 1T Elm noa minDer ioeoIer
3uitonb, tpsnn cine part,t tnfolgs bon
sFaftipnsItrettigteitsn gu teinem gnts
ialuB gelungen tann, 10 rat cic RE
qierunas sWdfhinerie ins StOtsn gez
rdt6. Ul0gen bic Mittsl, oard pelne
cine Rsgierurg in getrie5 qeiebt tpIro,
onfehtbar Iein, 10 lit e ood Die
SauptIa6e, oaB bic Rsgierrn9 arbsiiet.
6Gtten Die 9eqnsT oe5 Saufus redt
be6alten, 10 piiroe bic remofrdtIihe
Yartei nod nidt cine Bin 5uc;a1ae
bra6t bo6en. Inter 'olhen uLlitdne
ben III bod Elm 4autus elmer frut1tl9s
fen, urbeitsurfdbigsn Regierung Oorz
5u3iehen.
Connecticut western news., 1914-12-31
PORTUGAL TO AID ALLIES.
Chamber Votes In Favor of Prepara- tions For Joining England
 In the War.

The Portuguese chamber voted in favor of preparations for joining Eng land in the war against Germany. The vote was taken immediately after the announcement by the colonial secre- tary of another attack by the Germans upon the province of Angola.
 The resolution adopted by the cham. Der was introduced by Senor Offonso Costa. It declares:
 "KecogniZing that the recent political ,'risis was solved on constitutional lines and that the first acts of the new gov ernment have been inspired by patri- Jtic program, the chamber repeats it's expression of confidence that the gov ernment will continue to defend the republic vigorously and push prepara, lions for the military defense of oui colonies and also preparations for our intervention in the war in Europe by the side of Great Britain"
Connecticut western news., 1914-12-31
Inca Relics.

Before taking leave of Cuzco. Peru, We went to see the very interesting collection of Inca relics in the private museum of a Peruvian doctor who has devoted many years of his life to Inca research. Ranged round the walls were mummies which had been taken from rock tombs. All had been buried In sitting posture, and judging by the horrible expression of agony on the parchment skin 1 should imagine that some of them-prisoners of war. wus told--had been entombed alive. The horror of those mummied faces and the awful cOntortions of the skele- tons haunted me for Il long time. nor shall l ever forget the sight.
 One UT two of the skulls bore evi- dence of skillful surgery, star shaped pieces of hone having been cieverly fitted in t0 repair damage done by the star shaped stone weapons of the peri od. l did not measure those 1 saw in the museum. but one of the aforesaid stone weapons which We brought back to England from Cuzco measured four inches from point to point across the top-a truly formidable club - Wide World Magazine.
Connecticut western news., 1914-12-31
War and Aeroplanes.

The art of war has been robbed by the aeroplane of the element of sur prise which afforded Napoleon dra matic opportunity for the display of his genius. His object was to discover the weak spot in the, enemy's lines and. having discovered it, to hurl upon it all the forces at his command. His success depended upon the speed and sureness with which the great blow could be struck. A premature reyela- tion would have spoiled all But d coup of the sort is no longer possible. for a maneuver on the one side Is met in- stantly by a maneuver on the other War now consists In a series of parallel movements; its art has changed. 1t would be scarcely an exaggeration to say that 1t does not exist. The two armies turn about each other like box CTS in the preliminary phases of a fight. They pivot clumsily to catch each other at a disadvantage, and that is practically all the art of it-London Times.
Connecticut western news., 1914-12-31
Stale Bread or Fresh Bread.

Most prrSous dun't .isir stale bread so well as fresh. though many consider it more digeStihlp. As matter of fact fresh bread is just aS diSestible as stale. if it be chewed nS much, put it's very softneSs k a temptaIiun to chew it too little; hence II iS swallowed without the admiXture of enough saliva to digest its starch. Stale breaG. on the other hand. Is difficult to swai- low unless thoroughly chewed. The difference between fresh and sta.e bread is merely matter ot water. In bread as it comes from the oven the crust is dry and crisp and the crumb is moist and soft, because al the water is in the crumb. As hours or days pass the crust absorbs water from the crumb and becomes soft, while the crumb becomes dry. A loaf can be made fresh again by slightly moistening it and placing it for few minutes in hot oven. The neat drives the water from the crust bucE into the crumb.-St. Louis Post Dis- patch
Connecticut western news., 1914-12-31
UNDER MOUNTAIN

} Mir and Mrs. H. Cean and daughter are spending the holidays in Amherst, Mass.
 Mrs. H. N. Wright and family spent Christmas in Canaan with her mother.
 MT. and Mrs. A. s. Dean spent Christmas at MT. Vests.
 Little Deceima Merriman is on the sick list. Dr. Adam is in attendance.
 Several are complaining of frozen water pipes owing to extreme cold weather.
 H. V. Johnson, of Winsted, accom- panied by D. H. Merriman have teen canvassing for the New England Homestead in our vicinity.
 Mrs. H. N. Wright and son Hervey spent Sunday in Chapinville.
 M. O. Dean has two COWS which he is unable to catch, anyone having Wild West spirits, please step to the front.
 Miss Ethel Babcock spent Wednesday with Mabel Merriman.
 Mrs. M. c. Dean returned home Monday after spending few days with her daughter, Mrs. Clo5sman.
 John Miner returned home Tuesday after few days vacation. Mrs. Julia Merriman and daughter Mabel, Mrs. D. H. Merriman and child ren, William and Deceima took a sleigh ride to Norfolk, Wednesday spending the day with friends.
 Frank Passini and daughter Mrs. Hinman spent Tuesday in Canaan.
 Several from here attended the Christmas exercises at the M. E. church in Falls Village, Wednesday evening.
 Ernest McCarnick, who works for D. H. Merriman, is spending the holidays with his mother in Westfeld, Mass.
 Elizabeth Holcomb spent Wednesday in Canaan.
 Mrs H. N. Wright was in Sheffield, Monday attending the funeral of u cousin, Mrs. Woodin.
 NIta Kellogg spent few days last week with friends in Cornwall.
 Who says Herver Wright hasn't the prettiest and fastest horse Under the Mountain