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The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-05-02
RUSSIANS REPULSE
ATTACKS BY ENEMIES
tsr ApseetArao -rEsa1

PETROG via London. May l.
The official statement issued today
by the Hussian war department says:
ION the left bank of the Niemen
river the advance of our troops con
tines successfully. We captured a
number of prisoners and some ma
chine guns.
Germans Lose Heavily
..on the Oesowetz front the Ger
mans al 9 O'Clock IN the evening of
April % made two attacks on our po-
sftion at Sosna but were repulsed with
great losses. On the following day the
enemy made fresh attacks on our
troops between the rivers PISA and
Skawa, which also were repuised.
Our ayiators successfully dropped
bombs on the enemy's batteries in the
region OF Drobin and Racionz. north
ern Poland.
Austrians Beaten Back.
I'm the Carpathians the Austrians
on rhe night OF April % developed an
offensive in the region OF Pollen and
In the direction of Uzsok pass. They
were beaten back with heavy losses
''In the direction of Stry yesterday
we carried two hills to the south-of
Koziowka and Zolowetzko. In this af-
fair we took more than 1000 prison
ers and several machine guns Our
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-05-02
BLOODY BATTLE IS
FOUGHT IN lIEXICO

chihuahua reporting battle said
TO have occurred yesterday between
Villa forces and those of General
obregon between Silao and Irapuato.
The message was from Villas foreign
minister and read as Follows as
given out by the agency:
Il have just had conference bS
wire with Medinabeitia. General VII
las chief of stan. who reports that
in a fiSh; yesterday al San Cristobal
and Lasauceda the enemy was re-
pulsed and driven beck ten miles
from the last named place with slight
losses to us. though we cannot as yet
give the precise number. In the
center and on the left there was no
hshting. The task of gathering the
dead and wounded continues as We
had to dispose or more than 500 OF
the enemy's dead. Medina BETA Odds
that he does not need more ammuni-
ton as he captured more from the
enemy than he expended
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-05-02
GERMANS ROUTED
IN SOUTH AFRICA
- A,roclAIre Ike

CAPE TOWN. VIA London. May
The following Official statement re
gsrding the operations in South AZ
rica was issued today:
General McKenzie's mounted
force. which was designated to
Gu; off the Germans who after the
evacuation Of Keetmanshcp retreat1!
northward along the railway, in
ficted n serious defeat on. them in
rhe vicinity of Gideon. The Union
forces by destroying the railway
north of Gideon captured whole
railway train. number of transport
wagons. a great quantity OF live
stock. two field guns, several Maxims
and zoo prisoners.
The remnant Of the German force
which was 500 strong escaped owing
to the rough ground obstructing the
movements of the cavalry"
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-05-02
WIDE GAUGE
Smithy's Celebrated Restaur-
ant, on West Pike Street.
Will Soon Be.

The celebrated Narrow Gauge res
taurant on West Pike street is TO be
converted into broad gauge analr-
The store room adjoining it, which
has Just been vacated by the Globe
Department store. now in the old
Lockwood stand on West Main street,
has been leased by w. b. Smitny. pro
prietor of the Narrow Gauge and he is
installing a big horseshoe lunch coun-
ter there. As soon as the new fixtures
are installed and the room is remod-
eled. Mr. Smithy will quit his present
quarters and move over into the new
place. Sir. Smithy- is an experienced
restaurant man who has been in bust
ness here many years and who has
been quite successful
The Narrow Gauge room. which. as
its name implies. is not very wide. Is
still under. lease by Mr.. Smithy but he
has su bIet 1t TO the owners OF shoe
shop on Second street and they will
move their shop into it.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-05-02
PISTOL DUEL
Started by a Young RaRcnman
over a Nurse Being
Investigated.

PALMSPRINGS-C May L.
County officials today were tnvesti-
eating the circumstances surrounding
pistol duel. which last night re-
suited in the death OF Peter Glennon.
young ranch hand. and the wound
ing OF the Rev. Pauf Reinfeis. a
Catholic priest, from Ralonla. III.
slightly in the right forearm. The
shooting occurred at Chino canyon,
a gulf frequented by health seekers.
Eve miles from here IN the Riverside
county desrt.
Father Reinfeis arrived at Palm
Springs two days ago and went at
once 70 tent in the canyon. Miss
Clara Sherer. a nurse, attending
him.
GIennon-is said TO have been in
love with Miss Sherer. According
TO the priest and nurse GIeanon came
Eve miles from the ranch where he
was employed TO the Chino camp,
where he announced he intended 20
kill both Miss Sherer and Father
Reinfels.
His frs, shot wounded the priest
and Miss Sherer grappied with Glen
non. As she struggled with the
ranchman. Father ReJnsfels drew
his own revolver and fred, killing
Glennon.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-05-02
GERMAN ATTACKS ARE
VERY EASILY REFUSED

PARIS. May 1-The following Of
fetal statement was issued by the
war Office tonight:
The day has been relatively calm
in Belgium and there is no news OF
any important occurrence in the Ar
gonne Last night two German at
lacks near Bagatelle were easily re-
pulsed In the forest OF LePretre
we nave taken several trenches and
made $50 prisoners. capturing one
machine gun We are maintaining
our positions on the ground which
has been conquered
"One OF our aeroplaWes while fly
ins this morning over Humme was
hit by splinter from shell which
penetrated the reservoir. The ma
chine. however. succeeded in return
ing TO our lines, passing over the first
line of German trenches at height
of only 400 meters. IT vas rfddied
with bullets during this difficult
fight and at the moment OF landing
came under the fire of the enemy'a
artillery. The aviators nevertheless
returned unintursd."
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-05-02
WAR STOCKS
And Allied Shares Get the Chief
Attention on the Stock
Exchange.
~ ...eeI.r1e p.rsa,

NEW YORK, May LIN its main
asaec1s today's short session OF the
stock exchange was largely repeti-
ron OF recent days. in that very con-
siderable Fart OF the turn over vas
again in so-caiied war stocks and
allied shares. Westinghouse and
others in that class constituted the
+nay failed 10 make new high records
and in fact reflected selling for profit
a the end. Studebaker was strongest
Of the motor group with new high
record on rumors of dividend pros
standard stocks we're more or less
neglected throughout and for the most
part fell under yesterdays lowest
ono,a1ion though showing some bet
ter.nen4 at the close. United states
Steel was the only one OF the specaiS
tive fayorites to show relative steadi-
ness rising 10 its best in the mai
dealings
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-05-02
RUSSIANS REFUSED
BY THE AUSTRiANS
tsr AsseeuArse .assn

VIENNA. Via London. May The
following Austrian official war state
ment was given out here tonight:
In Russian Poland lively artillery
engagements are reported. Russian
eraI positions.
In western Galicia and in the
Carpathians there is no change.
Yesterday the enemy made
further violent attacks against the
heights of the orawa and oper val
leys captured by US but were again
repuised with very severe Hsses. We
captured 500 prisoners.
I'm southeast Galicia and Bukowi-
IA there have been artillery engage
mepts at times. South OF Ia
leszczqki. one of our batteries set fire
10 I Russian ammunition store"
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-05-02
REPRISALS
In the Form of Court Martial
and Shooting Are Threaten
by Canada.

OTTAWA Ont. May Minister of
Militia General Hughes announced to-
night that II the German authorities
carry out their sentence of death upon
Private Lonsdale. of Leeds. for having
struck a German oficer in a German
prison camp. there viii be reprisals
in Canada.
General Hughes stated that as soon
as he learned that the Germans mao
executed Private Lonsdale he will
have three German prisoners at Kings
ton court martialied and shot. The
men yesterday assaulted the guards
and attempted 10 escape. one being
severely wounded. General Hughes
saws that one of the three is count
and member of a prominent family
in Berlin.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-05-02
NO WARRANT
For the German AeropIane At
tack upon the American
Tanker, Cushing.
q A.ree,Arse 80

!, THE HAGUE. May Iva London.
NAV ?. .: go a. m-The German areo-
plane attack upon the American tank
er. Gushing, IN the North sea last Wed
nesday was described as absolutely
unwarranted by Captain Larz Harland
the Cushing tonight
The weather Was clear and in the
opinion of the skipper the aviator
could NOT fail TO see the nag and the
ma me of the vessel which was painted
m six footl etrers on both sides Of the
hull. Upon reaching Rotterdam the
captain of the Gushing made a repor;
10 American Consul General Listee-
The Gushing. which was formerly
the German tanker Promethus. will
leave Rotterdam for New York Sun
day morning with the Stars and
Stripes painted brightly all over its
ha1ches
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-05-02
DOCTOR LEG BROKEN
81 FALL FROM HORSE
Which Stun1bIes in the River
and the Rider Narrowly Es-
capes Drowning.

Dr. r. V. Lynch. a well known
physician of Erie, and formerly 10
Gated here. narrowly escaped drown
ing Saturday when a horse he was
riding across ford in the West Fork
river, near his home AT Erie. Stun
bled and Sefl. throwing him from the
saddle. In falling from She saddle
DR.. Lynch's right foot caught in the
stirrup and broke his right leg and
IL it had not been for some persons
who were standing on the river bank,
seeing the accident and rushing 30
his rescue he would have drowned.
The recent heavy rains in this sec
ton had caused the river to rise and
the water at the ford was conisder-
ably deeper than DR.. Lynch had ex-
pected when he started 10 cross the
ford When his foot was loosened
and he was brought TO the shore he
was in a weakened condition and 1t
vas some time before he was able
TO be removed to his home nearby.
After receiving medical attention
and having the fractured leg attend
ed 10 DIR. Lynch was resting easier
Saturday night. but fear is felt By
his friends that pneum onia may de-
velop from being thrown into the
cold water:
DR.. Lynch practiced medicine in
this city for some time and Is well
known here. The news of the sccI-
deut was received With deep regret
by all his local friends.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-05-02
VII SON
TO ACT GODFATHER
FOR HIS GRANDSON
Az the Christening of the Lat.
Ter and He. Plants a sBaby
Tree for the Youngsters.

WILL ArMSTON-N. Mass May T.
Woodrow Wilson lad aside the cares
OF president OF the United states mere
TO-DAY and became merely the grand
father OF Francis Sayre- the small son
OF his daughter, Jessie. and of Francis
B Sayre, assistant 10 the president OF
Williams College. The president came
All the way 10 Williamstown despite
pressing public business 10 take part
in planting a baby tree for his
grandson late this afternoon and 70
act as ore or his Godfaihers al the
christening ceremony tomorrow.
cfrs Wilson will leave for Wash
inStcn again tomorrow afternoon,
arriving there Monday morning. Vfr-
Of Villa msrown was al the station
co welcome the president.
Sopn after the arrival al Villains
town the entire family party, with
President Harry A. Garfield. of VIII
Idaras college. and Mrs. Garfield ano
the Rev J. F. Carter gathered on rhe
side lawn OF the Sayre home and
planted a small w.alnuf. tree presented
TO baby Sayre by Mr.. Garfield. II was
a happy group and the president
Joined in fhe laughter caused when the
baby firmly. grasped the tree with
beth hands and tried 10 take il from
his father II was the frs. time the
presid enf had seen the baby since
shortly after his birth at the White
House
As soon as the tree was planted in
The ground the president turned a
spade full of earth around its roots
and then all present Including Mr.
and Mrs Soyre. followed suit.
After rhe brief ceremony tea was
served 70 the family and friends in
the Sayre home The christening TO
morrow viii be held in St Johns
Protestant. Episcopal church ar 2:&o
O'Clock and will be strictly private.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-05-02

Continue ed from page ]. first section).
Japanese demands in its entirety.
This group as originally submitted
10 China contains what are perhaps
the
Most Important Demands
Made by Japan It provided among
other things for employment by the
Chinese. government of forcefuI
japanese as political, financial and
military advisers: participation by
the Japanese in the police admins
tration of various important places:
Japanese supervision over the manu-
facture or purchase by China of nau-
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-05-02
Demands McnacinG.
WASHINGTON BUT LITTLE
SURPRISED OVER ACTION
e.r ..see,44xo rarss,


WASHINGTON. May 1-Rejection
BY CHIEF OF the so-caiied g eneFSt
group of the japanese demands
oceasioned little surprise IN onclS, ,
circles here While the railway anu
mining concessions sought pertain
ing directly TO certain local sectloiln
OF China IN which the japanese are
sndeaVorlnE TO estaoilsn sphere o.
influence have been regarded az no.
dffhcnlt or adjustment, the sFic ,,
IN Group nave oeen iookeo upon u
since me besinninS by the cnln.s.
as the most vital 10 the maintehan
OF terrltoflal integrity aho
eighty of CHINA
Inviting TO DISCUSS
II was recalled TO-DAY rnaI Sn.n,
early IN F7enruary practiealiy reJee s;e
the same demands by retuslng 10 CT
cuss them EVEN IN principal. ~
reappearance IN modihed form As
oel.eved by the Japanese 70 S oh
basis Tor com promise oul I,na :
action today Indicated US un M siaans-
MESS 70 Nu.hit o. = 49,.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-05-02
Recess
Is Taken by Conferees in the
Ohio Mine Strike Settlement
Until Monday Morning
~ A..eer.-xp r.ss-,

MiEyELANtD. May Unable TO
consider all me points OF issue in time
TO adjourn finally today the confer
ence between the eastern Ohio coal
operators and miners which is en-
deavor:nS 10 settle the years strike
effecrsng - 500 men was recessed I'M
iii Monday morning at the close of to-
DAVIS session An agreement con
cerninx garbage and several other
minor points was reached tentatively
today and Will he IFp for rarifcact1n
Monday Miners and operators are
condden, a settlement viii be reached.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-05-02

nfffons OF war and for the granting
10 Japan OF concessions for railway
CONSTRUCTION and mining and harbor
operations
Demands NIcnacinG.
The new draft OF the Japanese de-
mands which-was presented on Tues
day reconstructed Group V IN man
ner which the Chinese representatives
declared WAS more menaefng.
The Chinese refusal was modified
10 some extent by an offer 10 meet
the revised WISHES of Japan in regard
10 the province of Fukien. providing
that China shall give Japan a pledge
tna; no foreign power shall receive a
concession and no foreign capital
shall be employed without Japan's
consent in that province.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-05-02

vorton. seven miles vest OF here. The
aftack was made on the top OF Lonely
n. POGO. haltwa- between this Dor
ouSh and Ere~orton.
sgflton Bir1:ng and Senfon Sefnart.
vourx men residing at TreTorton'
were arrested on a1s6iGon OF heinz
the bandits They had hearing and
we're committed 30 Jail. About $3.50
Was found in their possession
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-05-02
In Which Villa Troops Drive
Enemy Back and Kill Quite
a Number of Soldiers.

DOUGLASS. Ariz., May I-coIonel
Miguel Samaniezo. commanding :,
column of Carranza soldiers. has de-
feated Villa force of 500 men near
Cumpas. Sonora. $50 miles south OF
the American border. according 10 a
message received tonight by General
P. Elias Gales, Carranza COM
mander at..ASua Prieta. opposite
here. No details were given.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-05-02
PAYROLL TAKEN
BY Two Men with False Mus
taches. Who Hold up Car
and TerroriZe People.

sHAaroKIN. Pa. May with
false mustaches and DISCUSSES two
men armed with revoiyers held up a
car on the Snamokin and Edgewood
railway in a densely wooded section
today, ferrorize6 and shot ar passeH-
gers and Sot away with So $50. the
payroll Of the 200 employees of the J..
Il. and c K. EaEle silk mills. OF IRE
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-05-02
cBy Associated Press

SAN FRANCISCO. May L.
Jewels valued al Sfs.aGo were
taken today from the hem of
Mrs. ]. 3. Francis>s skirt. treas
ury officials said after her ar
rest in the Hotel Stewart. She
is charged with smuggling. The
Jewels. according 20 the author !.
ities. were cut and uncut opais
and ssppnires. Mrs. Francis
arrived Thursday from Aus
tralia-
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-05-02
DESCRIBED
I'M NIGHT DESPATCH

sr ASSOCIATES rrexsp
WASHINGTON. May The Vii
la agency here received late tonight
a despatch from villa headquarters at
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-05-02

leans case. il is said. are very SINH
lar to those of the Wisconsin suit.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-05-02
WI

tcontinued on page 2. 1st section3
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-05-02
CHINA

Gcontfnued from page ]. FIRST eectionl
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-03-19
Ask for Them-LONDON'S SAT-

n strenuous fight against the order
OF the commission. and n big legal
battle Is anticipated. Chairman
Reynolds of the commission is GER.
tain. however the commission has
the jurisdiction 20 make any order
of this kind, II the circumstances
should warrant IT,
On the finding that the Mcdowell
Steamboat Co. operating on Puget
sound. exceeded the rates filed with
the commission, II was ordered
Thursday that money be returned
TO purchasers OF round trip tickets
last summer, the amounts 10 be re-
turned ranging from 10 cents to
st.75.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-03-19

very small task The great point u
never 10 L.; them get ahead OF yoa.
/ And this hrinrs as 10 the FIRST
GREAT DlscOrRAGEMENT OF
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-03-19
CHAPTER s-wsEos

Il Il very probable that your
seeds will get the start ~ th.
weeds. but whether they do or no,
get out your biz stick and 20 after
the very first weeds n YOU have
puiverixed your soil and Kept down
the baking II will be a very easy
matter To pull the weeds. From
now on your main work will be
pulling these weeds and " You are
wa,chtul and pull each days ncw'
corners you will find wedding =
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-03-19
TO THRESH OUT
WEST SEATTLE
ORDER MONDAY

Hearing by the public service
commission on its order TO the
Puget Sound Traction Co. to fur.
nish seats for all passengers on tho
Alld and Fauutleroy car lines viii
be held In the Chamber of Com.
merce assembly room Monday mcrn.
ing.
The company is prepared ~ make
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-03-19
200 MOTHERS GO
TO SCHOOL PARTY

More than 200 mothers attended
the Mothers day party given by the
Girls club at franklin high Thurs.
day. The decorations. refresh
ments and program we're wholly
Irish.
The feature OF the program was n
playlet. Patrick" written by Helen
Newton. president OF the Girls club.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-03-19

hfhNF 10 tTf thFm hEt hurAu OF YOU
And this hrinrs as 10 the FIRST
GREAT DlscorRAGEMENT OF
the average eity gardener.
10 LIKE TO PUT a DEATr
HEAD RIGHT IN HERE AS a
WARNING TO rHE BACKYARD
MAN.
Some time south Of tn. Ohio
river its In MAY and north OF the
Ohio river it's In juns~-A week
viii come along where the growing
IL fine. The sun Ia hot IN the DAY
the air n FUN Of moisture. and the
nightk are warm and moiai Every
growing thing puts In its best iicks
That week Is the great week OF
encouragement for the average city
gardener II he has not kept down
tn. weeds and something happens
that week 60 put him out OF his
garden he'll be aatounded To find.
at the end OF few days. that ali
his fine beds are oyerTun and over.
Grown with a fine crop OF large.
robust weeds. The only remedy
then Is a hard. baek.breaking Job
Of weed pulling. He can get hiH
garden back. but only by the great.
est patience and steady. persistent.
hard work.
But. We REPEAT HE
WOULD HAVE SAVED 1T ALL
HAD HE DONE THE LITTLE
WEED PULLING STUNT DAILY
FROM THE BEGINNING.
Let me say here that the man
who does not make ur his mind
Rt the beginning 10 do n little work
In his garden every day or nearly
every day until harvest. had better
not waste his time.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-03-19
7 BARGAINS-ASk for Them

Luna Park swimming pool opens
Saturday, March 90.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-03-19
GIRL EXPLAINS HOW
she KILLED FRIEND

MT. VERNON, Wash. March
te.-May Aagetvedt, 10, who
shot and killed her sweetheart.
6irdcen Peterson, Thursday,
then swallowed denatured al.
eohol, has fully recovered.
She says she did not intend to
Kill Peterson, but that he was
struck by bullet when he at
tempted to take from her the
weapon with which she had in.
tended to Kill herself.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-03-19
Or,a2@e Day

Are YOU going 10 celebrate OR.
Rnge day this spring. Mrs. House.
mother Have sou checked off
March 30, Orange day, ON your
household calendar
It's brand new holiday IN most
states except California. but It's
never too soon 60 begin a good
thing.
Orange aud rhuharh Is an excel,
lent combination prepared accord.
tbs TO this recipe,
Peel orange and slice In very
thin slices
Put LAYER OF orange IN fruit dish,
sprinkle with sugar add layer OF
cooked and sweetened rhubarh.
then another LAYER % orange, Set
In cold place FOR two hours, serve
for breakfast
ORANGE CAKE
Cream | Gun OF butter with 2 cup.
fuis Of powdered sugar. beat In !
az a time the y0iks OF eggs. slit
. cupfuls of flour With . teaspoon
| fuls OF baking powder. crate the
rind OF orange, add H. aud the
Juice to y cup Of water. stir this
into sugar and eggs fold In the
-four and baking powder aud lastly
add the whites Of eggs beaten %
stiff froth.
Bake IN . LAYERS and when cold
put together with orauge cream be-
tween the layers
ORANGE CREAM
Grated rtnd and Juice OF large
orange. l cup Of sugar. | table
spoon OF corn starch. blend smooth.
beat egg and add 20 cup OF cold
water: beat egg and water into the
sugar and put all into double boiler
over cold water,
Set boiler over very slow fire and
cook the cream slowly stirring all
IN. time To avoid Jumps. When the
cream looks clear add piece OF but
ter size OF walnut. beat and cook
10 minutes: take from fire. allow
TO cool Slightly and beat until cold
with Dover beaten,
Spread between the LAYERS. put
ting orange icing over top OF toe
cake.
ORANGE PUDDING
Heat , CUPS OF mix N a"hHts
boiler. Heat eggs very light. add
4 tablespoonfuls of sugar. grated
rind and juice OF large orange,
stir into warm milk and turn into
pan: set pan into dish OF warm wa
ter and set In oven until set Ike
! custsrd. Sprinkle top with sugar
and brown In broiier.
Serve cold with orange mar
maiade
DELICIOUS DESSERT MADE OF
ORANGES
Mix I nblespoonfuls % corn
starch and cup 81 sugar add ssit
spoon OF salt ard 4 CUPS Of cold
milk. stir until there are no Jumps
and turn into double boiler Pvt
cold water IN bottom pan and set
all over slow fire. heat serS slowly
stir constantly and cook - min
utes. after the mixture looks clear.
Peel and slice In the thinnesi
possible slices sweet oranges, put
in pudding dlsh and turn IN. cream
over them. Allow TO cool and
serve with cream and sugar.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-03-19

Msdrona Heights club meets Fri.
day night.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-03-19

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