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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1914-12-22
WEST FILES A BRIEF
Prairie Company Attorney Given I'm
iii Tomorrow to Submit Papers to
supreme Court.

Attorney General Vest today filed In
the state supreme court his brief In the
case In which the Prairie oil and Gas
company seeks n writ Of prohibition
against the proposed action Of the
state board OF equalization in certify
ing out the additional assessment of
$40 ,JOO.OQ recently voted ON the
property Of tile Prairie company by the
board.
G II. Ames, one Of the attorneys for
the Prairie company was given leave
by the court TO postpone filing his brief
in the case until tomorrow. lie said
that Il IL now In the hands OF the prin-
ter but will not be ready before that
time The time for filing briefs In the
case was set for today while the case
was heard ON oral arguments a week
ago
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1914-12-22
GREEKs BUYING TENTS
AND POLES IN AMERICA

Toledo, o., Dec. "a Contracts for
$500 600 worth Of poles and the same
amount Of tents were LEI 10 local com.
panies today by G. vassadarkis OF New
York, Greek consul general to the
United States In behalf Of a Greek
company.
'These supplies are not TO he used
for war; said Vassadarkis. "we are
simply buying In this country, supplies
that we would have difficulty In se-
curing In Europe.'
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1914-12-22

You have bad cold, Elmer" said
his mother. "rll wrap your throat
with flannel and give you some cough
syrup"
wouldn't flannel cakes and maple
syrup be better, mammal" uueried
Elmer. f
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1914-12-22

Little Lolas papa was very homely
and one day after looking at him
steadily for some time she said:
"Memma, wss papa the only man
't"'7' 's left when ycu got ready to
marry~ i.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1914-12-22

years and -four months, Is dead
Of old age. She was the Oldest living
member IL the Daughter OF the Amer.
lean evolution. She could tracs her
sncessfy to Roilo Of Normandy.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1914-12-22

The Old Standard general strength
ening tonic, GROVES TASTnI4ESs
chill TONIC, drives out Malaria, en-.
riches the blood, and builds up the
system. A true tonic. For adults and
childrea, b0c.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1914-12-22
Where to
Get the
Eats

z YER eat at Scott's' Try the roast
II beef or the pies or the vegetables
Like good coffee' Like the best' Want
quick service'
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1914-12-22
The American Indemnity Insurance

tur hnhftthh hhc'nnt hSWbN'
company OF Galveston has made appli
cation TO Insurance Commissioner
WEIGH for blanks preparatory 10 asking
for permission to DO business In the
state. The capital stock Of the CON
pany IL given at 100000.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1914-12-22

board of control Of the Masonic Or
lihan's home is attending meeting Of
the board Of session here this week
This board IL formulating plans TINT
win result Ia much good. Mr.. Conner
Is a highly refined and cultured gen
tleman and has host of friends IN
this city ant state.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1914-12-22
The corporation commission has Sc

lected J. NJ Snyle, local agent for the
Katy for the past years to succeed
l.. y. Mayor as auditor and statistician
Of the commission Mr.. Mayor has re-.
signed. effective February ]. to 20 with
one Of the Bylleshy electric companies
ut Louisville Ky, Mayor has been with
the commission since 1912, and IL con
sidered one OF It's most valued cm
pl0yes.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1914-12-22
A CHARTER wss rranted TODAY by Ser.

~ tHHVtf WHN EEhH0" 6"0"1 " w
rctary Of State Ben + Harrison 10 the
Rig Antioline OH company Of Oklaho
ma City. Capital of the company Is
$1,000. with H. VI. Conway. -. T. Con.
way and y. W Whitney M incorpora-
tors.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1914-12-22
The Christmas marty Monday nigh

The Christmas party Monday night
brought cheer and gladness 10 the
hearts Of about 100 who attend at the
Y. W. G. A. Each one present WAS
asked 10 bring present not to exceed
. cents In value. These were handed
to the members Of committee who
were also n registration committee
and who saw to II that every ones
name was on the present list. A de
iightful program was given, having
been prepared under the direction OF
Miss Edna May Lindsay.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1914-12-22

All kinds Of Christmas Stationery.
latest designs, 5Oc to $500 per box
Parkhurst Book Co, 1874 W, Main
Adv.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1914-12-22

OklAhoms City's S77 public school
teachers have received half their
months salary with which TO meet
the demands Of Christmas.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1914-12-22

SeeretAries A. u. COwdrn and A. 1.
Morris the Y. NJ. G. A. secretaries,
have issued call for all Young men
Interested in playing basketball to
meet In the auditorium tonight at
o'clock for tryout practice Harry Au-
relius has been selected temporary
chairman Of the team and will pre-
side. II Is planned 20 organize local
team Of young business and profes
donal men and others who may be
Interested and II the interest In this
proves sufficient other games viii be
taken up.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1914-12-22
Lunch at SCOTS,

7 OTIS Of shoppers, business men and
- business women, too, have the habit
of unching at Scott's It's just bound to
become a habit with folks who appre-
ciate good food rightly prepared.
I'D JUHL, man Of wide experience
- and exceptional ability, is in charge
of the fountain and lunch at Scotts and
his administration IS meeting with great
success.
w OU are cordially invited to Lunch
i at SCOTS every noon or any time
s during the day your appetite dictates.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1914-12-22
Judge John W. Hayson yesterday

Judge John w. hays0n yesterday
afternoon named Anton II. Classen
and George H. Brauer joint executors
Of the estate OF Anton Classen, who
died last winter. Each was required
to give bond for s90OOO. The estate
Is estimated AZ $4,000.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1914-12-22
Bisekboards for
Boys and Giris

hiar 1914, ~ Inches
high Plain wood
ftnmu illustrations
fnr drawing price zoe
sis" lHKl0siS Inches
blackboard With ~ ol
wing drawing chart
plain wood frame. very
appropriate glft for
children price 90, boc
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-11-18

Start the new year right by getting
q box Of shac and thus be prepared
to promptly rid yourself of that next
headache. advertisement.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-11-18
1915 SUGAR TO
BE STARTED TO
MARKETS soon
First Shipments Go Forward In
December-Last of 1914
K Crop About to Start

The last OF the 1914 sugar crop will
soon be On its way to market and the
first of the 1915 crop will start almost
as soon. The seasons in Hawaii al
most overlap. The last Of the 1914
crop will leave, 1900 tons of it. by the
Amerfean-Hawaiian liner Kentuekian
November q, and hardly more than
two weeks later, on December 3, the
first of the 1915 crop will start Tor
Panama on the American-Haw aiian
steamship Mexican. 4
For the first time in Hawaifs his
tory the historic ''round-the-Horn
route is definitely abandoned. The
opening of the Panama canal now
makes it possible for the islands to
send all of their east-coast shipments
by the shorter routes. The Horn
route has been used by the big sailing
vessels that for years carried large
proportion OF the crop. The. some
what shorter route by steamer via the
straits of Magellan is now abandoned
also, and the Hawaiian crop Of 100000
odd tons will hereafter go either by
the Panama canal, without reshipment
as was necessary with the Tehuante'
pee railroad in use, or to the Pacific
coast byZ the Matson Navigation Com
pany's liners
The Sugar Factors Company has
not yet completed its 1915 schedule
but the first sailings are about de-
termined. 49,"
The Matson Company will begin
carrying 1915 sugar to the Pacific
coast about the middle of December
Many of the Hawaiian plantations
are starting up for the grinding sea
son and all over the islands cutting
is about to begin. !
Hawaiian Commercial & Sugar Com
pany, the. largest plantation in the
territory, started one mill grinding
on November IL. Maui Agricultural
Company began cutting cane Novem
Der II. Hawaiian Sugar Company be
gan cutting November is and grinding
November IS. McBryce Sugar Com
pany, Kauai, will begin grinding by the
middle of December, while Kahuku
Plantation Company began grinding
in October. r. HI. Z. - !
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-11-18
DAILY REMINDERS

New creations in fashionable. millin-
cry just received at Milton & Par
sons, Fort St---Adv. ~. - !. 81. IT. 4
Pencils with gold and silver cases.
Very attractive present for both man
and women Wall iE pougherty:
Lewis taxfs, Eiig ST, near Fort.
The only white company with sober
and wellinformed drivers. Tel. $500.
ADV, i -. T. LII
Gas consumers desiring to obtaiH
the discount on gas bills for October
should make payment at the gas com.
pany's office before p. m, Friday,
Noy. 90, 1s14.-Any. =. *s5 !. +
Christmas goods are ready for early
shoppers at the fileal Clothing Co.
Ltd, "a Hotel street. Boys clothing
haberdasherd, mems Adler Rochester
suits, combination sets, etc.
Better see about those bargains II
used pianos at the Bergstrom Music
Co. Ltd. There are three planes tina,
are especially good bargains al the
prices now placed on them. * .
Take home a bouquet tonight-eith
er to mother, wife or sweetheart. The
freshest flowers--tne best varieties
are to be found at the florist shop o.
Mrs. e. M. Taylor, on Hotel street. OPP
posite the Young Cafe.
Save money now while your earning
capacity is best. Then when the flu
i ture puts the brakes on that earning
capacity you'll have bank account
between you and poverty. DEPOSIT
savings regularly in the Bank of Ha
/ wall, Ltd. II
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-11-18
w. C. T.U. PLANS TO
EDUCATE AGAINST
THE USE OF LIQUOR

Mrs. j. nj. whitney, for the past IS
years president Of the local branch Of
the Womanss Christian Temperance
Union, was reelected to that office
at the annual meeting of the organiza,
ton yesterday afternoon. Other Off
GERS chosen we're Mrs. w. G. Weldon,
1st ylce-president; Mrs. Al. A. Eber-
sole. I'd vice-president; Miss Florence
Yarrow, secretary, and Miss L. B. Coan,
treasurer.
Reports presented by the officers
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-11-18
&EAtt&31AIB)6
SITUATION WANTED.

Position wanted by competent office
man with knowledge OF bookkeep-
ing: good references. Address r. o.
box 11I3. 6014-3t
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-11-18
CONTRACT TO LET.

Contract for heavy drayiRg for term
of one year, to let. Gregg Co. IA
Alakea 6014-3t
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-11-18
FURNISHED COTTAGE.

Furnished cottage and light house
keeping rooms; all conveniences:
electric lights; batn. running water:
short distance from postoffice. Mod
crate. Camel place, Fort and Vine.
yard. Tel. 1541. 5S94-tf
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-11-18

Sales. Between Boards 35 Nc.
Bryde s.; 100 McDrydes GIG; Is, 10.
Oahu Sug. Co. 1875: $4,000 Pac. G, &
f. IS 1924; 10 Olaa SIS.
Session Sales--1c. 90. "a Eva 25H
50. so. 40. 20, IS. Is, IS Olaa 5 Hs: 40
10 H. c. & 8. Co. S31s; Oahu Sug.
Co. 1917.
Latest sugar quotation So deg. test
4.02c, or 5000 per ton.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-04-30
@ebodene nGetf@refe.

1 GBlDffsl bon Butter fdmelsen, !
SbeelOffel bon sebadte 3ipiebeln,
@blDffsI boil .Mebl, gut berrieben; I
SaiIs MaFer ober Mil9 (beFer)
SolS, pfeffer. 1 GBlOffel BON Dor'
cefterIbire Saucs, 1 srobe Saiie tal.
tes, ssbudtss 5Ieifd; anes gut burd'
einanber mifhen; 1 Gaferolle mi
Butter nusftreiden; cine portior
s5leiI9. oben auf 9urtoffeln ober
Reis, bariiber fommt ettpas sef9mol.
aene Butter uno Rabm; bade 80 Mi'
'nuten in beibem Sfen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-04-30
Opti(c6e Idu(t6ung.

aiinifler uub @elebrte baben oft bic
8eobo9tung gema6t, boB bic 6arben
lonbI9oftli6er 8ilber lebbofter unb
T96ner eri9einen. tpenn man iie nit
ulnsetebrtem &opf 5ipif9en ben 8eis
nen binbur9 betra9tet. Namentli9
lit oies bel bem 8lau uno purpur entz
fernter @ebirse Der San, unb 8erse
bon bIaugrauer 5arbc, auf bieie @eiIe
betra6tet, erideinen sldn5enb blau
pber purpur. Nad elmer @rtldrung
zines englii9en @elebrten entipringt
bies boraus, bab BEL Der llmbrebung
bes &opfes eine erOBere Menge 8lut
in bic @efdbe bes 9lusupfels tritt unb
10 einsn Druid auf bic Nebbout perz
urfa6t, Der bisier eine srDBere Gmz
pfinbIi9teit perleibt. Sierna9 pGre
olio iene 5orbenberfd dOneruns eine ops
tiI9e Sduidung, ba es iib nm cine
pbDiiologifbe GrI6einung banbelt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-04-30
Sic &aiiermanODer.

Die aaiierman6ber biefss Sabres
tperben. tpie Der 8orreIppnoens seer
unb Politit" bon miIitGrif9er Settle
sefhrieben fpirb. in 70 sepaItieen 0i=
meniioneu ongelegt unb peroen eine
folhe rieIenbafte 9ruppenmn9t perz
einigen, ipie man fie in 5riebens5eiteu
bisber nod ME gefonnt bat unb bic
polltommen bic 8e5ei9nung ols gr0bz
tes Wlan6psr Der Welt re6tfertigt.
Ni9t ipeniger ais 100000 Seilnebmer
tpirb bas oiesjGbrige &oiiermanGDer
Sdblen. Gs Iiegt auf Der Sanb, bob
biefe gang ungepDbnli9e glnloge Der
Man0per ole 8eteiligten por gang
neue. iiberaus Idpterige 9tufgaben
iteut, beren 9urdfiibruns nod monde
barte gub gu tnaden seben pirb. @n
erIter Stelle ftebt bier bic 5ruse na9
Der 8ef0rberung Der ungebeuren Srupz
penmenaen burh bic giienbabren. sic
iteut fir ii9 nllein f9On elm 95rpblem
bar, befen 2OIuns ben beteiligten 8e=
b0rben nift geringes &opf5erbre9en
beruria9t. Del9e enormen glnforz
berunaen bomit an bic 2eiitunssfGbig=
feit Der giIenbabn geitellt tperben. mag
man barnus erieben, bob na9 bem
bisber uufgsftelIten Sabrplan 600
Grtro5iige fir ben Riidtronsport Der
Sruppen borgeieben finb, unb es lit
nod ni9t einmnl iider, ob man BEL
biefer 3abl ipirb iteben bleiten fDnz
nen. 9l[ler WobrI6einli9teit na9 iptrb
fir bic 3eit bieier rieiigen Sruppen=
tronsporte Der 9iiterpertebr auf ben
benubten 2inien einseifellt iperben
miiiTen.
Die acknowledgements bes biesz
idbrisen &oiIermanDbers tonnte einen
berartigen llmfang nur annebmen,
neil gum erften Male ni9t peniser
ipie feds 4rmeeforps i'm Mon0per 3ur
@ertpenbuns gefangen. @iefe feds
9rmeeforps bilben apDlf OipiiioneH,
bnppn bier bnDerif6e unb 5p0lf Selbs
Irtileries9 es9rigaben, babon ebenfalls
bier baperiI6e. NatursemGb Iinb uu9
bic mooerniten Waffengottunsen. bic
2uftfhiffer unb sSlieger bon pertreten.
lleberbaupt lit bic @tdrte Der tedniz
fden Sruppen in biefem ManDper piel
srDber als bisber. 0ie attiben am
Man6per beteiligten Sruppen erbolten
nod @sritGrtung burd SauIenbe bon
einge5osenen Reierbiiten. 70 baB ii9
beaiieli9 Der Seilnebmeraabl i'm einz
selnen folgenbes Bib ergibt: Die Snz
Fanterie lit i'm Man0per pertreten nit
2907 Sffiaieren. 1884 llnteroffiaie>
rem. 109,907 Monnfdaften; bic 3a>
palIerie nit 624 Offiaisren, 1892 llns
terpffiaieren, 1888 WannIdaften,
1924 pferben. Die Selbartillerie.
nit 576 Offisieren, 1880 llnterofft@
sieren, 17,712 Mannfhaften, 14,400
Yferben, 1854 9sf6iiben; bic Subarz
tiIIerie nit 240 Sffiaieren, 1104 1lns
tsroffiaieren. 6668 MannIdaften, 1872
@ef9iiben (5elbbaubiben unb MDrz
fer). Die seiumte &OpfitGrte belduft
ii6 bemna9 auf 188,884 Seilnebmer,
bic ober nod bur9 bic te9niI9en
Sruppen unb bic Reierpiiten erbsbli6
bermebrt itno. 70 baB nit gut 100000
Seilnebmern unbsbinst gu re9nsn TIT.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-04-30
Sir 9ans llno
Gii6e.
@iibneraugen.

5oIgenbes einfa6e @erfabren Sur
@ertreibuns BON Siibneraugen piro
empfoblsn: 9lbenbs Dor benz Sdlaz
fengeben Ieee man bic arume bon
einem Stiid @eiBbrot Iolonge in unz
gemii9ten @fiig. bis iie binldngli9
bur9logen lift, unb binbet bann ii6er
Ro9t Elm Stiid9en aIs llmf9la9 ouf
bas Siibnerau9e. Die Semmel trods
net BON auBen no9 innen aans bart
Elm, 10 cine Iuftoi9te &ruIte bilbenO,
unter ipeIfsr Der GiIis, bic Saut olIs
mGblid eripei6enb, in oiefelbe eins
bringt uno bic @nt5iinbung oufb0rt.
Qm anberen Morsen pirb Der
S9mer5 gang poriiber fein. unb man
Dirb in ben meiiten SsdlIen fosar bas
9iibnerause berausf9Glen f0nnen, no
niht, 10 muB bos @erfabren 2 bis 8
Wtol pieberbolt. bann ober einige
Suge ouseeiebt perbsn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-04-30
GinfdGe i'm Booe.

ar9imebes batte feline geniaIiten
GinfGls befanntlib in Der 3eit, tpdbs
reno Der er bobete. 9lber er itebt bos
nit ni6t aIIsin oo es fheint, bab au9
piele anbere Sterblihe in ber Babe
ipanne am lei9teIteu @runb gu eiuem
froben ySeureta!" ftnben.l Die r0oilb
Mail" bat iiber bieIe tpi9tige 6rose
eine tleine Gnquets pernnItaltet. Giner
Der befannteiten '2onboner 96rIinner,
Der por tur3sm einen ousgesei9neten
8Oriencoup sliidlib ousfiibrte, betds
tete, bab ibm bic Soee gu bieiem 9es
i6Gft i'm Babe getommen Iei unb
boB er iiberbaupt Ieinem tdgli9en
Waoreenbobe feline beiten Snfpirntios
men i6ulOe. Sin oneerer @liidlider,
ber Ii6 ourd feline tleinen 9ebi6te in
gnalano einen erobeu Ramen eemodt
bat, TdGpb iid bieIer GrflGrung an
unb berihtete, baB er feline beiten Ros
monsen in Der 9noepanne geI9rieben
babe. Der S6aufpieler @rtbur 8ours
6bier bot feline beiten mtmii9en Gins
fGae ebenfal1s i'm Babe. glur Der &os
manbidter Charles Garcia muB 9es
iieben, bob er i'm Babe nidt urbeitet.
ionbern gsnisbt, er fiiblt iih in Der
8obemonns INNER febr muiitolif9 ess
fiimmt, ipG6renb ibm feline beften bi4s
terif6en Ginfdl1e fommen, ipenn er
fi6 rafiert. Soffentlich rafiert er ii8
iebr bdufig -.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-04-30
@eaen g 4norden.

S9nor9en 1T ni6t etipo, tpie piele
benten, cine iible 9lngepobnbeit, fons
bern es pirb bebinet bur9 gepiiIs
9inOerniiie bes Srganismus, fleine
St0rungen, bel benep Ii1 Die Hatur
our9 Sffenbolten bes Mlunbes IeIber
biIft. 90 A. 9. riibrt es oft bon 9rp>
nif6em Rahenfatorrh pber elmer
@ntaiinbuna Der britten Manbel Der.
Waf9unsen unb barauf folgenbes
S6piben befeitisen no6 NOnaten
bieies llebel. = 9luberbem mub iez
monb. Der gu bieiem llebel neigt, biGs
tetifh leben, oarf bes @benbs por benz
S9lafengeben ntht ben Magen iibers
laben, mub iiberbaupt bes gbenbs
friib uno ipenis efen, fir seb0rise
2eibesOffnung forsen unb ii9 ni9t i'm
S9laf ouf ben Riiden legeu. Oos
S6nnr9en lit aber aud oft Symptom
BON S9nupFen unb iiberbaupt mo bic
RnIe berItppft iit unb Der Uaunb of
fen sebolten tpirb. lin bas lditige
S9nar6en gu milbern, bis es bertries
ben 1T, bat man muir n0tis elm biinnes
9ummii9niir9en. ipie te gum @ins
pdden tleiner @egenitGnbe sebraudt
tperben, iiber ben &ppf unb inter bas
&inn gu fpannen, 70 tpirO bic &inns
laoe bel bem 8erfu9e bsrabSuitnten,
sebalten. unb bic erite 8ebinsuns gum
Sdnarden, bas MunbOffnen, 1T pers
hinbert.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-04-30
G @aoffabtfdbiffsn. d q

Bon einem pint iiebenber Wfil9. 2
lln5en Butter, J pfunb Mebl pirO
Elm ab9ebrannter Seig semndt, ipeIder
no9 benz 8ertiiblen nit 8 @iern uno
stfpas SalS slatt Derriibrt lpirb; mit=
tels eines 96ffels iti9t man runbe
8l0b6en ab, bic idlpimmenO i'm bei@
BEN 5ett sebaden tperben. Man be-
itreut iis nit 3uder unO 3immt unb
sibt cine @anilIeiauce ober Deins
f9aum bnau.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-04-30
1lur fit }tdle.

Gin 9eier berthtet Der 50. g." fols
eenbe StrabenbabnspiIobe: @dau>
plab: Elm @agen Der 2inie 5 in 8erz
lin. 9lm 8aberif9en plub iteist elm
Serr elm unb berbreitet einen fiir9z
terli6sn sc ru9 na9 &arbol,
ssoboform ooer berelei9en. Sin 6abrz
9ait na6 bem onbern I9nuppert snt@
IeBt unb ridt 70 ipeit ols mDslia ob.
llntpiGIise 9(usrufe: n@eitunt ). .
ni6t ousSubolten =. :" tperben lout.
Der Serr riibrt ii9 ni9t unb buffet
iueiter. Gnbli4 faBte fib elm Sabrs
gait elm Ser3 unb penOet ii9 an ben
Shaffner. Der Shaffner febt Qmtss
miene auf, bsgibt iih in ben Wasen,
f9nuppert ouh Elm paarmol unb 3.
gebt tpieber, obns Elm Dort gu Iasen,
ouf bic bintere plattform. Sebt
mifde id mid in bic Sa9e. r@ibt
es benu feline @ori9rift. bic in iol9en
SGIIsn ben Qtufentbolt i'm Dogen pers
bietet," froge ih. nSa." anttportsi
Der 8iebere unb 5udt nit Der &dIel,
rba th niibt seeen gu maiden. Meine
@orfdrift lit nur fir 8Gie."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-04-30
g ShinfenoufIauf

Man mn9t Rubelteig unb fbneibet
tleine 8ierede bappn. tO9t 10 Minu.
ten in Sal5naFer, ldBt es burd eir
Sieb abtropfen, bodt ] pfb. S9inter
fein; bonn riibrt man 1 2Offel Butter
nit 3 gierbpttern, siebt elm panr 20f.
fel fauren Robm bu5u; tpenn gut ber'
riibrt, siebt man ben eebadten Sdin'
Ten unb Nubelbierede btnein, unb su'
Iebt fomnt Der S9nee bon 8 @iern
ba5u; bos stlIes gut burdeinonber mis-
F9en unb in eine nit Butter ausses
itFdene Gorm seben, tleine Stiid9en
Butter obenouf, unb bddt fd6n braun
! Stunbe. Mun fcrpirt bic Speii,
ipnrm.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-04-30
Subn init &rout.

Gin fettes Suppenbubn ipirb atpei
Stunben lansiam setOdt. bic SGlftc
8riibe nit ben Siiben unb benz iibri'
gen 8Iein bonn 9ubn gu irsenbpel9er
Suppe bereitet. 9as Sett, bic amber,
8riibe uno bos Subn in sefGIIise
Stiide seidnitten, in 2 Quart Souers
traut getban. in einem Sddden etipos
&iideneefpiirs q SbeeIDffel bon 9}ds
prita, alles 2 Stunben lansfam To-
den. cine soIbgelbe Butter einbrennen
unb ! pint lauren Rabm bd5u. &ars
toffel in Der S9ale geto9t ooer
S6pobelipdne bo5u. 0as Geri9t II.
fein, pitant unb priginen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-04-30
&rautfrubeI.

Wlon bereite einen Strubelteig, siebc
ibn auf bem Sifbtud aus, sebe Siib:
nerfett, Semmelbr0Iel unb bos 8rau'
binein, role ben Seig auiammen unb
bade i'm Sfen. 0as &raut ipirb
fein ssbadt. aussebriidt. seialaen unb
in Jett sebrGunt. Wer es fiib lisbt.
nimmt in bic 5iiGIung 3immt. lpsr es
nt9t 70 liebt, nimmt pfeffer.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-04-30

9fm psrtrauteitsn III iebem bos Wie
lisu. in benz er oufsetpu9ien lit; ba>
rum bort pobl Elm 9eupfero 70 beuts
Iih bns 9ras ipoGien.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-04-30

Sn OberI9leiisn fam es Dor, baB
man I'm Seiratspertros ben 4bfdlub
elmer Gbs bon bem Gintreffen elmer
euten &ortoffelernte ubbdnsis ma9te.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1914-11-05
News of the State
Hanna is Gl,ctei.

hanna is Gl'ctel.
oil Bloo'1 lost The postotsce for
himself, his wife and now the election
has gone against him.
NHmen have lest me state about
two to one. A big handicap to over
come
An epidemuc of running away SCENE
to have seized the inmates of the re.
form school at Mapdan. The escape
is usually easily made, but the fugi-
tive is in most cases most anxious to
return.
Some unknown person, with malici.
Gus intent, fired shot through a
window at the Krogfoss residence at
Rinford, the bullet striking the door of
young woman staying at the house.
Tena Kaperson, of Winnipeg, aged
Is years, was teasing LAM Gudmanson
aged IA, while on her way to school
today in the 1celandic settlement of
Langruth, so miles northwest Of Win.
nipeg. The boy asked the girl to de-
sist. Instead, she turned around to
continue when he raised a gun he car.
ried and fired, blowing the girls head
off with bird shot He then disappear
ed in the BUSH