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The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1914-02-27
ROCKLAND.

Mr. Pierce has been very Ill with
neui onia.
Syl' anus Carr has recovered from several
seeks illness.
Mrs Millie Blackmar has been very i'll
nth I leumonia.
Thu Rockland Band Fair will be held
me row evening.
Mrs Addison Yeaw is confined to her
tome With the measles
Low temperature has prevailed in this
eetio most of this month.
TIL, J c. Nichols, w. r c. No. IA,
re to nave "meat pie supper" in G. A.
:. II' on Saturday evening, March 9TH.
he pper will be followed by an enter
ainm nt and apron sale. Music will be
urnis ed by a Pickaninny Orchestra.
supp, will be served from 6 to s o'clock
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1914-02-27
SOUTH FOSTER

Mr. James z. Bishop and granddaugh-
er, re guests Of Mrs. John +. Hopkins
luriuY mos; Of the past week.
In spite Of the diseoursgiug weather,
5eorl Hopkins and several other poultry
aiser have started their ineubators for a
,PrinL batch.
Robert Barber. who collects eggs through
Wesi ;cituate and Foster, had the mis-
ortu to lose valuable horse last week
rom pinsl menengitis.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1914-02-27
The Practical Side Of Music.

He was lover of music who had
Just been To hear PuCcinis Mao anne
Butterfly" and he was eSpati' tins
upon its beauties to an unr espol sive
friend whom he observed 10 y WI
The music lover was hurt. Ook
here. John" he protested. don't you
think that music is OF some praS ucaI
benefit in life?"
"Oh. yes" said the unresponsive one.
why. judging from the portra IS l
have seen OF eminent musicians es-
pecially pianists, | should say that
music Is great 10 keep the hair rom
falling out."-Ladies' Home Jour- A.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1914-02-27
ELAYVILLE

Several in this place have severe colds
Sey raj from this place are harvesting
&C At PRESENT.
Roi aid Grant was quite severely burn,
d by lie explosion OF powder last week.
Mrs Emma seabury and her father,
islte, with Mrs. Lotue Luther this week.
Mrs Eva Parker spent few days with
ler Sc !, Mr.. Chauncey Parker recently
The funeral of Miss Hattie Webster was
ield 81, Fiskeville on Wednesday. She is
urviV d by one brother and sister of this
place
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1914-02-27
Not Guilty.

Lawyer-You understand what you
are TO do in court now. don't ouF
Client-Yes. guess so. L.aw. er-
When the court asks you whether YOU
are guilty OF manslaughter or not you
say guilty" Client But | cam do
that. my conscience wouldn't ALLOW IL.
Lawyer Why: Client -'Becauss IL
wasn't a man | killed, IL WAS Won
an.-New York Globe.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1914-02-27
Suits for Rent.

Full Dress. Tuxedo, Prince Albert, )ver-
coats and Black Sack Suits. Also silk
and opera hats. ALBERT, the T ilor
39S Westminster ST., Lyman Buildn :, up
one hight-Adv.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1914-02-27
Nerv Thrillino.

She-The life OF Il secret service nan
must be very thrilling. He les. Il ats
what thought when read of on Of
the presidents guards falling n eep
standing up Buffalo EXpresS
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1914-02-27

All Kinds Of society printing done at the
TINES Office, olneyviIIe square. Our
priees are reasonable.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-01-29
MAKE THEMOST OF ABEEFsTEAK
A DEMURRER.
BY FRANCES MARSHALL.


the
required cooking housewives
cooking If
it is spoil
the who that it is expensive all
To begin with the be
ut Its best be broed The degree of cooking depend the
20 make well done If well
hottest
Quently
\
there Is nuh otaled grstle
tho leftovers will be enough
is cooked formed
white
the
OF
a
be
lalf-and then ~ "
trimmed into
The should
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-01-29
A SCIENTIFIC WATCH
Calculates Accurately on Invent
five Craduations.

a watch that calculates with utmost
accuracy is ono Of the most recent me
chanical marVels from France. 1t is
known as pulsation watch, for the
reason that it WAS designed TO register
accurately the number or pulse beats
por minute for the physician. II is
graduated for an examination OF TWEEN
ty-iNe pulsations. The physician can
take tho patients pulse in the dark.
for lie has but to press n release cog
at the top of the watch and count
twenty-five pulsatlons OH the wrist of
his patient and then remove his finger
from tho release cog. Registered there,
far more accurately than any human
could calculate, distracted as VIC hu-
mans otter arc by passing things, arc
the number OF tho patients heart
beats per minute.
II seems marvellous. does It not? And
yet, marvellous as it is. 1t Is true
This watch IS invaluable in making
psychological tests, in sports and in
anything where time calculation Is re-
CURED 70 tho fraction OF the second.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-01-29
Household Notes

a fresh Enildew spot can be removed
with lemon juice and exposure to thu,
sun II IT is an old spot, dissolve n
} tablespoon of chloride OF lime in four
quarts OF cold water and soak the IN :
brio.
Blankets should be washed In eoap.
! sud' and rinsed thoroughly In cold
water, then hung on Tia. limo. When
nearly dry beat them with IL furniture
heater. They Will be soft and fluffy
like new.
'AlI doors end here" is tho ,nnox-
ibio rule Of charcoal If the charcoal
is made red-hot and then cooled be-
Tore using, It's virtues arc Increased
BoraH IL the best hairbrush cleaner.
Add teaspoonful OF borax and "a Ia =
hiespoonful OF soda TO the water In
which tho hairbrush is to be washed.
change the children will appre-
ciatc is the baking OF minccmcat in
tart shape. Simply limo patty pans
with tho pastry and then mi them.
covering the top.
oval shaped gilt francs oe the old
fashioned type are now being brought
down from their hiding places and used
TO frame embroidery. In this manner
they make handy trays
1t Is an excellent idea to have n
guest chest In the Rucstroom II
should contain emergency things-a
nishtgown bath robe, slippers, soap.
wash cloths, even brand-new tooth :
brush.
When hot cloths Arc needed con
stantly in trne of aickness, keen n
cOlanJer fun OF them over a kettle
half full or boiling water Keep tho
kettle covered on the back Of the
range.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-01-29
EGGLESS COOKERY
Ic9Elcss FrostinE.

EgElcss FrostinE.
| One cup of sugar and two teaspoons
fuls OF milk. Boil until IL will hair
on tho spoon. Remove from tho IRE
and stir till smooth and white.
| EgGlcss RaisIn Cake.
! Ono cup of butter. two cups of sugar,
two cups of milk. four cups OF flour,
one cup of chopped raisins, one tea
fuls OF baking powder. Bake as drop
cakes in little tins. leo top and sides
and put largo raisin In the centre.
Break two squares OF chocolate into
bits. then add four tablespoonful OF
milk. four tablespoonfuls OF sugar and
one-half tcaspoonful of butter. Put tho
chocolate, sugar and milk In a small
pan over tho top OF tho toa kettle 30
that tho steam will gradually melt
them When reduced to smooth paste
add the butter and stir thoroughly.
Spread while warm.
Eggless Chocolate Icing.
| one cupful OF sweetened apple sauce,
one half cupful OF butter. one cupfui
of chopped raisins. one teaspoonful Of
soda, ono cupful of sugar. pinch of
salt and spices IL desired. Finally stir
In ono pint of GCur.
The soda should be stirred into the
apple sauce, tho butter and sugar
creamed and tho salt added Beat this
thoroughly when mixing with the apple
sauce Add raisins and lastly the
iiour. Bake In n slow oven.
ono cup of sugar. one-half cup OF
molasses. three-quarters of cup of
milk, one-Quarter of a cup Of coffee
Infusion, ono and one-half cups OF
whole wheat -four, ono half a cup Of
, white -four. four teaspoonfuls OF bak-
ing powder. one-half "a grated nutmeg.
one pound of seeded raisins. teaspoon
of salt. one teaspoon OF cinnamon md
one-qunrter OF a teaspoon each OF all
spice, cloves and mace cut in tiny
pieces.
Mix tho sugar, molasseE, milk and
coffee together Mix and SIT dry in
gradients. reserving one quarter of a
cup OF white flour Combine the. mix :
| ture and add tho raisins with tho re
manning -four Turn into buttered
and Toured pan and bake forty min
utes.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-01-29
This Will Revive
A Faded Complexion

Many winter complexion troubles
could BIO avoided If plain mayatone
lotion were used instead of greasy
creams or Injurious face powders This
lotlor can he madc by dissolving an
original package OF mayatonc in one
half pint witch hazel. Apply after
cleansing and drying the skin and rub
Lightly until it dries and you will be
delighted with the result The maya :
tome lotion is especially fine for PIN
PIES hiackhoads and rough. faded skin.
and restores the youth tint TO tho faded
compleXlon.--Advert
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-01-29
WOMAN PLAYWRIGHT OF 900
CIHsstc Drama Produced on stage Of
BOAlnE Ring IInIl.

There was produced IN London on
the nth ana 18th of this month. by
the Pioneer Players, drama written
by 81 mum about the year $40. This
nun lived in a BcncdIctine monastery
IN Lower SaXony, and her namo was
liroswttha. Miss Terry Craig trans
lated it. and Miss Ellen Terry was so
interested in ii when she read it that
she begged for part In il. Miss Ter
ny cnnctcd tho small part Of the Abb
boss Tho longer part. which required
a younger actress, was interpreted by
Miss Miriam Lives.
Tho performance was given in tho
Kings Hall, Covent Garden 1t is said
that the nun who wrote tho play was
u sort OF poet laureate OF her uge
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-01-29

their deputies at which time ana nlac.
he promises and swcurs on tho word
or Ii gentleman To be present and do
his duty, provided Their Majesties will.
ny proclamation, grant safe conduct "a
MIN and his company to pass and re-
pass through their dominions without
any molcstation.
TO this bothwell made no reply. Ho
Lad made tho blua and married Mar.
but their union was not 10 he OF long
duration. for he WAS compelled TO Zee
tue country. aIary escaped TO Eng
land. where she Wan Imprisoned and
finally executed by Queen Elizabeth.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-01-29
Tea Gown Chic.

1t Is lovely.
1T may be rich
Trails are the thing.
-'rulle tunics arc added
Sash draperies may figure.
Tho sheer Medici collar is q fea-
ture.
Angel sleeves are among the pos
sibilitios.
--cross-over skirts are among the
favorito styles.
Indeed, since tho largo waist has
como into style IL takes an expert to
tell tea gown from ball drosa.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-01-29

breakfast or luncheon cloths arc
now embroidered In colors to match
the china used Some OF tho Eai,y
lowered sets in use at present sug
gcst an appropriate embroidery de-
sign. while tho china is an easy model
Tor the woman who can do her own
stamping.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-01-29

Chalk mixed With coal gives out an
intense heat Lay some pieces at the
Lack OF your stoke They soon glow
rcd and keep hot FIR a long timo. For
q few cents at builders enough
CHALK could ho purchased TO las, Two
or three months.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-01-29

INC beauty patch box. containing
'our sizes OF patches, comes so that II
can be carried separately or nttad ina
me vanity box. The separate affair
Is oblone. with shield for tho mono.
gram OF initial and suspended nv
chains from ring thut slips over tho
tngsh >io
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-01-29
A Denrrtrd yilln..

Noilstein, village near easel, in
russia, has been abandoned by it's In
habitnnts on the ground that Iifo thor,
- hopeless. The soil Is sterile, and
The authorities refused TO link the VIII
iage 10 tho outer world by rail- Only
one tnhabitant remains. Frau Hoeft
a shepherdcss who is eighty years old.
ana declares that she viii die In tho
village where she was born
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-01-29

no make coal last longer dissolve a
small handful OF washing soda in a
pail of warm water. Then sprinkle
this over hundredwoight of coal. us
ing watering can.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-01-29

There Is now and endless variety
OF motor ana travelling toilet kits
Usually tho newest cases unfold 50
that they form . perfectly Hat surface.
WIN tho paraphCrnalia conta ned
,nercln 80 spread out that anything
required in il can be easily and ouic,;.
~ obtained. Complete medicine cases
also come for the motorist MANY OF
these are handsome affairs. made OF
fine feathers, with gold-plated fittings
and lined with MORE.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-01-29

The shirt studs OF tho moment have
platinum edge with diamond or pearl
centres set In mothcr-of pearl disks.
which arc slightly coiicavcd.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-01-29

root pillows for carriages. automo-
piles or floors come IN various coiorcd
'el'ets WITH gold lace and brass trim
mshSs. These arc ob!onS in shape.
with only the centre Left urtrimn,e1
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-01-29

one or the newest umbrellas has a
pencil httcd IN socket Mt tho top Of
It's handle. This is a great convenience
TOY me woman shopper or the man
who is travelling
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-01-29
MEN u
Breakfast

Breakfast.
Daheo Appies Cereal
Corn Bread Roe IJarrtn.
Luncheon.
Beef and Pimento Hash
Lettuce Salad w,s.
Chream Cheese Ten
Cookies
Dinner.
Cream of Celery Soup
Pot Roast Mashod po+,,
Stuffed Peppers Cold Slaw
Apple Tarts Cofroe
Cookies (GinEer Nut).
- cup molasses teaspoons ginger
cup sour milk teasnoon safe
u cup shortening, Nut meats
melted
Goa soda to moiasses and beat thorouyfIv.
aHu tnlih. shortening. ginger. salt and fout.
suliIcient TO make mixture drop easiiy from
spoon let stand several hours In a cold Mace
TO thoroughly chill: toss ono-haif nsixtura NJ
limo on slightly Toured board nnd roll
lightly 10 one-fourth Inch In ,bickn.s,
shapo with round cutter two inchea ia
diameter. irst dipped In nour and niee,
half English walnut In centre OF each nat.
on buttered sheet.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-01-29
WHAT'S WHAT IN THE LATEST

Boudoir caps OF gold net, lace and
hoWcrs arc supplanting those OF white
lace ana ribbon. They arc made more
OH tho order OF a baby's cap than Tho
lam shapes OF yesterday. Even
those at times, slightly different ar
tairs' styled breakfast caps, favor tho
iniant cap shape, although the favor
ITO materials for these are enbroid-
cry sometimes plaitod) lace and RIB
bon.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-01-29
APPETIzING DISHES

Every BIT OF delicious cookery in The
world can be improved or spoiled II
the serving. Dainty dishes have mucI
to do with dainty service and the shop.
arc fun OF them now.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-01-29
COAL ECONOMIES

Coal dust mixed with clay makes rx-
rcllent fire balls,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-01-29
A NEW ToUCH

a socHet-handlc parasol has smell
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-01-29

10 90 Win DAINTY service and the shops
arc fun OF them now.
one delightful dish is made OF glass
There is lower portion for chopped
ice and an upper portion for grape
fruit or some other fruit concoction-
diced pineapple, mixed fruits or cher
rics or watermelon balls in their sea-
son. These dishes are made in cut
glass combined with silver deposit
The combination cheese and cracker
dishes can be put TO many uses. The
central portion can be occupied by Jam
or marmalade and tho outside portion
by toast or waters. Or small fancy
cakes In paper cases can DO put in the
centre, and slices OF cake in the out
side portion. The middle portion can
be filled with balls of cream cheese
rolled in minced parsley or chopped
nuts and tho plate can hold bread nnd
butter sandwiches, thin and cut I'm mar
row strips-both to cnt with salad.
The various silver sugar holders Of
tho moment arc interesting There IS
one with q central portion for pow
dercd sugar, an outside portion In
which Jumps of sugar can be neatly
arranged. There is one for lump sugar
on flat dish. with Il cream pitcher in
tho middle. Some arc nlado to hold
sugar and spoons for after-ninncr cof-
fee.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-01-29

ing salts or scent bottle tube. abso-
lutely nonsplable, In it's handle.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1914-12-18
BLISS DID NOT
 SEND ULTIMA7UM
U. S. Commander at Naco Declares Report in En-
 tirety Fabrication.

Washington, Dec. 17.-Denial was made by Secretary of War Garrison today of the statement that General Bliss had sent an ultimatum to Gen. eral Mayrotena at Naco theatening to open fire the moment another cas- ualty occurred on the American side.
 MT. Garrison gave out the following telegram from General Bliss:
 "The statement published this morning by a newspaper in Bisbe to the effect that the United States com- manding officer here had issued an ultimatum to Mayrotena is false in every particular"
 Secretary Bryan has instructed John R. Silliman to do what he can in the interest of Prince 1turbide Friends of Iturbide, who is in Mexico City, are solicitous about him. con- sidering the hundred or more execu- tions of political offenders which have taken place there.
 Provisional President Guitterez has however. announced there will be nc more executions "without trial"
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1914-12-18
AUSTRIANS VICTORIOUS.
Record First Victory Against Russ sians in West Galicia.

Berlin, Dec. 17, by wireless to Say |ville, L. 1.-The first actual success against the Russians in the last few days appears to have been achieved |by the Austrians in West Galicia. Here the Russians, according to ad- vices received from the zone of hos |tilities, have been attacked simultane- ously from two sides: on their right by an offensive from the eastward Iof Crawcow, and on their left front
 by movement directed from the south. The report that the Austrians are following up the retiring Russian
 army from the south shows, in the
 opinion Of military observers, that
 the Russians are being forced north
 ward upon their forces in western
 Poland Whether this retirement will
 extend to tn eRussians massed to the
 north of Piotrkow will depend on the
 events of the next few days.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1914-12-18
ARTHUR HODGES
 DIES TO-DAY IN
 ELECTRIC CHAIR Supreme Court Refuses Ap- plication for Writ of Certi
 orari, Ending Fight.
YOUTHS LAWYERS
 EXHAUST RESOURCES
Application for Writ of CertiOrari Made to Supreme Court Only After Circuit Court Had Again Refused
 to Interfere.

Little Rock, Dec. 1.-The last eff fort to save Arthur Hodges from the electric chair was lost this afternoon when the supreme court refused to grant writ of certiorari, filed by his attorneys. The execution will take place at the state penitentiary tomor- row morning.
 Hodges, who is about 21 years of age, was convicted of the murder of Morgan Garner. a constable of Clark county. The date for his execution has been set four times.
 He was convicted in Clark county in September, 1913, for the murder of Garner and sentenced to die in No- the verdict of the circuit court but granted stay of execution until a sanity commission could determine Hodges mental responsibility. A commission decided Hodges was not insane when he killed Garner. Gov ernor G. w. Hays accordingly issued a proclamation designating a date for the execution.
 Before that date arrived an appli- cation for a sanity commission was made in the Pulaski probate court on the ground that Hodges had become insane since he was convicted of Gar ner's death A stay of execution was effected when the governor granted a respite of one week, to investigate the status of an injunction issued in Pu- laski chancery court against the com missioners of the state penitentiary from carrying out the sentence. Gov ernor Hays named November 21 as the date for the execution, but the supreme court had not been able to take up the case at that time. When the supreme court passed upon the injunction it declared the chancery court had no power to intervene and dissolved the restraining order. Gov ernor Hays thereupon set December IS as the date of execution.
 Attorney Grover T. Owens of the firm of Jones & Owens appeared be- fore Judge Haynie at Prescott yester- day, asking for writ of error coram nobis, directing the appointment of a sanity commission on the ground that Hodges had lost his reason since he was placed in the death cell of the Arkansas penitentiary. The writ was refused.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1914-12-18
Raid Stimulates Recruiting.

London, Dec. 1.-The German nav al raid on the east coast of England has had the effect of stimulating re- cruiting in the British isles. The in crease in the number of men joining the cOlors today is attributed almost solely to this cause.
 The raid still is being widely dis cussed. Other results from it are preparation at coast points for the protection of the civilian population in case of further German attacks and the organization in London of a national guard for local defense.
 The increase in recruiting resulting from the bombardment of the east coast town is particularly marked in London, where the rush of applicants resembles in many respects the scenes witnessed at the outbreak oi the war.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1914-12-18
THREE STEAMERS
 HIT GERMAN MINES
Raiding Vessels Scattered Mines After Bombarding
 English Coast.

South Shields, Eng. Dee. IT, via London Three steamers, one bcliev- ed to be passenger ship, were sunk by mines in the North sea off IFIam- borough head last nigEtt.
 Only one of these three vessels has so far been identified. This is the steamer Eltcrwater. Twelve of her crew were saved. but seven lost their lives. The casualties of the other ships have not yet been determined. but if is reported that the crew and passengers of the passenger vessel were seen taking to their boats.
 The admiralty has announced that all traffic between Famborough head and New Castle has been stopped in- definitely.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1914-12-18
|cormans Succeed in Estab- fishing Themselves at
 SochaczeW.
kT,AV RESISTANCE HAS BEEN SMASHED
|,eeording to Berlin Report, Russians We're Forced to Retreat at All Points in POland--Kaiser's Troops
 Lose Heavily.

Warsaw, Dec. 17,via. London-Thc |German army has succeeded in estab- fishing itself a. quarter of milo west |of Sochaczew, 30 miles west of War |saw, and a great battle is b.ins |waged there. The progress of the German wedge Twas fierceIy resisted by the Russians but the Prussians steadily r.oveG Forward, despite the most appa, ling Bosses.
 Tle German column suffered from Ia terrific fire of the Russians at |Sochaczew, where at some points the lighting resulted in hand-to-hand en-
 Eounters. Artillery fire on both sides WIS heavy and continuous. The Russians are sending in ~. Fnforcements by highway and by rail |from Warsaw, while. the Germans are moving great armies from the "es;on
 pf Lodz.