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The broad ax., 1915-04-10

10 use left over roaSt lamb take It
and cut away all the bone and gristle
and grind through q food chopper or
chop me In hash bowl; then mix with
nix sprigs Of parsley and two STALKS Of
celery. Add crumbled soda crackers.
one tablespoonful Of Softsned buttsr,
little salt and pepper, one spoonful
Of minced onion and enough milk or
water to make moist and then beat IN
one egg and form into Q steak Put
n q buttered pan, place IN q mOdsrats
oven and roast for twenty-five min
utss, basttng with melted butter or
good drippings- Just before the last
i've minutes Il up spread q generous
layer Of fine breadcrumbs mixed with
egg yolk over the top and sides to
brown, serve on a hot platter and gar
nish with sliced lemon or parsleg~
Cleveland Plain Dealer.
The broad ax., 1915-04-10
FHppant filings.

One thing that bothers rs u what q
jitney passenger does with his strap
arm.-Toledo Blade
Women have started q movement 10
conceal their ages when registering.
Very few OF them look as old as that
Chicago News.
Adulteration Of merchandise has
gone 80 far that rubber Il now found
In cotton bales and copper In barrels
Of sugar Philadelphia Record
One Of the latter day prophets says
the destruction Of men BY war WIN III
timately result In a revival OF polyga-
my. Not while the price OF bonnsts
remains at current quotationA-Hous-
ton Post
The broad ax., 1915-04-10
Town Topics.

Killing bank robbers has become z
habit in CincinnatL-Pittsburgh Post
Cleveland police are forbidden b
wear wrist watches. But are they per
mitted spats?-Detroit Free Press.
The perfect man Is being sought By
Chicago tailors- The only joke In this
nsws consists In the fact that they
are looking for him in Chicago.-UeTe-
land Pain Dealer.
There Is some complaint In Boston
that baseball Is interfering with art
sdH baseball has given Boston eonEid-
srAble prominence that would have
ben impossible to art-Phfladslphis
Press.
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laprSsiau e. Panty TfsA
Look e thls. my DEAR s1id n
NswricA 10 his wifA displaying . ane
eass e jswsla.
-oh you have bought thsm ew n
haven't youf" she oxclaimod HOw
sweet Of youP
Nc my love; I have bOaghE thsn
for ny grandmothsr."
your grandmotherr
SYea, dear"
But she h q bedriddsn nonagsnA-
Ran. ghs can't appreciate them"
True. dear. And she need nSVsR
know anything about them"
what IN the world do you meanY
Simply thu. dear: II b always al
visable TO have some hslrIooms IN Q
family that makes any social prsesn-
sionA These Jewels now belong b
my grandmother. When cur daughter
Ethsl comes out In q year o. two she
shall have them, and when Il d IN
deEstood that they were once tie gems
Of her great-gran6mother Just See the
antiquity which our family win de-
vsIop and al on account Of my haV-
ing q great head"
And Mr.. Newrich threw mental bou-
qusts &C himself with supreme lavish
The broad ax., 1915-04-10
BRIGHT BRIEFS.

Ths eaEisst way b get . living h 10
earn II
Tns more Jon know ths les sure
you are.
A stitch In time Is worth two needles
IN q haystack.
A short answer Ia often followed By
long silence
Mexico seems to have found the Sc
ret Of perpetual motion
Better not Try IT on the dog-unlsss
Tou are sure Of your dos.
Every time a man picks up q few
cents worth Of experience he drops .
dollar.
Indeed DO we i've In a rapid aga 4
history Of the present war b On ths
It's easier for a young nan 10 make
love 20 q girl than for him 20 make q
living for her.
Ths income tar doesn't bother the
man whose principal holdings consist
Of castles N the afr.
Tns only way to tan for Surs nat
you don't owe more than you can pay
Il 10 50 ahead and pay T.
Il Il an hight 10 speak wsli a ySuF
enemies, but Il = bstfsr % give your
friends TIE nrst compliments.
II thess = anything yo1 h1vsa1 sssn
now q TIE tine % taks q g1od lex
tlkanfacfursrs anncuncs 1unD - ~.
rE1cs q egEgialpaA
The broad ax., 1915-04-10
Wireless Whispers.

Test messages Of wireless kilograms
sent In Peru with i've kiloWatt power
passed the Andes mountains from IA
900 TO 10000 feet high
japanese electricians were among
tie nrst experimenters with wireless
tslegraphy and have perfected one Of
the most efficient systems known.
Two German wireless experts have
succeeded In sending messages through
the earth from mines 1000 feet deep
and one and one-half miles apart
The broad ax., 1915-04-10
Cynical

Two actors were discussing their
ideas Of marriage. At the seventh wed
ding breakfast Of the first actor the
other, who had himself been married
six times, said:
well, old man. I thought you had
learned by this time that a marriage is
nothing but a sentence Of hard labor
for life"
Yes" said the other actor, but it's
a sentence that you can get committed
BY bad behavior. "-Exchange
The broad ax., 1915-04-10
PARIS LIKES 7. ATKINS.

Fancy Of the French Capital Captured
by British Soldier and His Dress
In the severance OF ties between per
sons OF various nationalities the great
war Is saddening. OF course. but In the
bringing together Of others its infu-
ence h good For example. there Is
the fraternizlng Of Tommy Atkins with
his companion at arms q the French
army and the mingling Of the two with
the Belgian soldier on the battle line
II b an old saying that good Amer
leans when they die go TO Paris" But
Tommy Atkins does not have to die b
The broad ax., 1915-04-10
VERA CRUZ AGAIN
UNDER YANKEE GUNS
City Has Been Taken SsVsraI
Times BY Foreign Invaders.

When President Wilson ordered
american warships 20 Vera Cruz for
the protection Of American interests IN
Mexico be brought that busy and In
teresting little Mexican city again into
the focus from which It had been dis
placed BY the European war. Vera
Cruz was much in the eye last April
when nineteen American sailors and
marines were killed there
Vera Cruz knows what It Is to be
captured Five times has the city
fallen before foreign arms. once TO
General Winfield Scott OF the United
The broad ax., 1915-04-10
He'd Change Iiis WeOins.

IF you had it to do over again. would
you marryT
Yes, think l would"
The same giriT
Yes, the same girl"
Then you have no regrets what
eEerY'
Il wouldn't say that exactly. II ]
had it TO do over again. shouldn't be
50 reckless during my courtship days
with promises OF the things would
buy for her after marriage I'd have
more common sense and fewer electric
mOtOrcars and fur coats and servants
and unlimited charge accounts in my
vOoing." -Detroft Free Press.
The broad ax., 1915-04-10
Composer of the following and many
other classy and catchy songs

'I Have Searched the World for the
Girl Of Ny Dreams" is Mr.. Jacob
Ledford's latest composition. Being q
high class sentimental song Of unusual
type, it has been highly eomplimented
by some Of the best musicians, both
Colored and White, and is predicted
to take its place in helping to revolu-
tienize the musical field Of today. II
is rapidly selling, 50 order at once. On
sale at 5412 KenEoOd avenue, and
Lyon & Hsaiy music store, Chicago, IN
Price IS cents.
The broad ax., 1915-04-10

Photo By American Press Association
oEKMEx Rid cRoss DOC AND oEDEzLL
docs take no part in the lighting as Do
other trained dogs. but are part OF the
Geld hospital equipment and are tam
"a TO search out the still living from
among the dead on the battlefield
Each animal wears blanket marEeo
With a large red cross which pro
claims him a noncOmbatant- A small
sack hangs from his neck containing
cotton. bandages. brandy and drugs.
useful % the wounded When one q
these dogs finds a soldier who y roo
badly voEaded 70 help himself to any
az these first aids the animal runs %
ne nearest ambulance and brings no
man assistance. As dogs ara able %
discriminate unerringsy between tne
aaad ana those IN whom the breath q
11fe remalns. thelr use n this way =
iighly cemmandsd as . humane meas'
The broad ax., 1915-04-10
Great BRIDGES.

The largest suspension bridge In the
world Is the Manhattan. between New
York city and Brooklyn. The longest
railroad bridge over navigable water
q the one on the Norfolk and Southern
line at Edinton, N. O, connecting Edin-
ton with Mackays-New York Amsri-
can
The broad ax., 1915-04-10
Culinary eapers.

Lamb chops are improved II dipped
IN lemon Juice just before cooking.
In making cake always beat the
yoIks and whites Of the eggs sepa-
rately.
Instead Of boiling beetroots roast
them In the oven The flavor win be
much Improved
To successfully bake pie crust with
out its filing line it with parafin paper
end al with knocked rice.
The broad ax., 1915-04-10
We Ramsmh.r.

BacOn-It is said that tin Is used 70
weight silk to such an extent that many
Toman's dress would assay as high
y as what often Is considered good
un ore. Egbert-Yes, and then the
women get a lot Of tin" out Of our
clothes, too, you must remember
YOnkers Statesman.
The broad ax., 1915-04-10

I have tribute 70 my powers as an
actor. can draw tears from men and
women alike any time by working 90
their feelings
Humph! can do that too
On the stageT
No, In my once. I'm a dentist -
New York American.
The broad ax., 1915-04-10

Kew did you happen to marry nat
man. Imra5 Did he please you 30
Wel1T
~oh, on the contraryi But when
told him the reasons why I wouldn't
marry him be listened to me without
fntsrupting me for two hours, 80 at
last accepted him"
The broad ax., 1915-04-10
An Eye 70 RusInssa.

Drummer-And 80 our friend, your
husband, Is gonel he dealt with me
for twenty years. Weeping Widow
Yes, and If you had come q fortnight
earlier you would have found him sttll
among the living. Drummer-Do you
think he left any order for met-Fne-
gende Blatter.
The broad ax., 1915-04-10
RED CROSS DOGS.

Attached TO Field Hospitals and Dis
erininats Between Quick and Dead.
Dogs have been found exceedingly
useful in the sanitary corps Of both
the German and French armies. and
several other Of the European armies
have followed this example and are
using dogs for humane purposes. These
The broad ax., 1915-04-10

Physician-Pm sony, Eir. but We
can't quite b sure a. % what d
wrong with your artsrial system IN
loB we put you under the x ray ma
chine. Publisher-Thats an night. ]
never made any secret Of my eircuia'
tim.-Judee.
The broad ax., 1915-04-10

Doctor-You must 60 away fDr long
rsst 0verworked Merehant-But dec
toE. I'm too busy 20 30 away. Doctor-
WsIl. then. yOa must stsD advertising
st Louis Tines.
The broad ax., 1915-04-10
70 ar.ad - nuttar.

I met Differs wife yesterday Talks
al the time. doesn't sheT
Yes"
about it"
He'd better not she supports him
Oy iecturing. Cleveland Plain Dealer
The broad ax., 1915-04-10

Bus LOAD OF BkiTtshAhs N rAhAA
est to the beautiful French capital
All he has 10 do Is 20 get . leave Of
absence from the trenches OF 70 get
himself wOunded-slightiy however.
50 that be -can bear transportation.
Paris has taken a liking 70 the British
soldier. formerly looked down upon.
and Il smiles happily when Il sees .
bus lad Of Brifishers riding On The
bouIesards.
ne attire o. the soldier Of King
George has had an effect On the lash
f0nz Style creators have copied as
closely a. they could the hiEhlanders
bonnet and plaid. and tbef would nks
70 take IN his kllf also 10 dsuht n -
iressmakers thoueht their rustomss.
unuld 70 - far
The broad ax., 1915-04-10

Wanted Her 70 Hsvs Ire Desk.
Neh-Rather concelted. isn't hef Belle
4 should say. He said TIE best va
none too good for me. ana then he pro
posed-Phnadelphia Record
The broad ax., 1915-04-10

SWhatB that loud tnning goang e.
- n yow nak WI1isY
-oh. fhaeB Ju1t p. Icing angtn
azsunalt b nA--Dsnsit Sses Rns
The broad ax., 1915-04-10

Innocence Is bettsr than repsntnnce,
a unsuIied NE better than pardon-
hlnney.
The broad ax., 1915-04-10

IE1oranes , q dsnill1l = lll
i1.-Frooaa
The broad ax., 1915-04-10

Sarcasm may make good repartsA
but II doesn't make friends.
The broad ax., 1915-04-10

The more things a man Is ashamel
Of the more respectable he Is.
The broad ax., 1915-04-10

Many a good idea Is wasted becaus'
the man who has It won't work.
The leader-enterprise. [volume] (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1912-1915, 1915-02-26
WAR BREVITIES

The Norwegian steamer kegn coal aden the steamer
Cro with cargo of cotton aboard and the British collier Drank
some Chine have fallen victims orpedoes submarines
the waters of the The Rgn Dover the
Carb off the German coast the North Branome Chine
struck in the English channel off Beachy reported
still afoat
large steamer also reported distress where the Banksome
China struck acertaned what brought her to
grief.
Interest the submarine warfare of Germany British waters
still tense although British experts by German
considered large during the
days which the German war zone has been in
ration.
Apart from steamers sunk by mines only other
loss reported officially is the British armed
Naughton with twenty officers board The auxiliary
cruiser believed have storm and her entire
complement lost.
The latest American the German and British
and the adoption by begeren of definite policy with
regard the shipment of food for the civilian population
of belligerent countries
Washington said has been somewhat encouraged by the
cepon of proposals London and Great Britain has
proposals to her allies, France and Russia
Germany reported be inclined accepting the
ton but not counting Great Britain making any concessions
Germany will issue second loan subscriptions for which
will be received from Feb 81 to March unlimited
British cruiser is reported have captured the Gotha
of the North German Lloyd Line which acting as provision
ship for the auxiliary cruiser Konpnz Wilhelm to have taken
her prize to the Falkland Islands,
The naval blockade by British warshps of German
East Africa is announced to begin Feb %.
Great Britain officially three of her aviators who
last week assisted in the raid Northern Belgium missing
German newspaper ntmates that Germany and Austria now
have 900 prisoners about per cent of whom are held by
Germany.
The leader-enterprise. [volume] (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1912-1915, 1915-02-26
Atlanta Society Girls
Adopt Belgian Baby
pecial To The Leader-E Enterprise.

Special To the Acknowledgements
Atlanta, Ga. Feb. 25.-A dozen or
so Atlanta society girls have adopt
ed a baby each-a belgian baby.
No, they're not going to play
mother or take the youngsters into
their homes. They just pay a dollar
a month each to the support of a
baby in the War-stricken country,
working through the Association Of
Mothering Belgian babies, which the
local Belgian consul heads. The
members are wearing buttons in
scribed I've adopted a Belgian
Baby"
The leader-enterprise. [volume] (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1912-1915, 1915-02-26

D. w. NJ. Whitley is in Sa-
vannah as a witness for the
Government against burden and
others, who operated a private
Insurance Company in this sect.
ton a few years ago and de-
frauded a number of people out
of various sums of money. The
case had been in court about two
years but the Government is try
ing to force the defendants to
trial at this term Of the court.
The leader-enterprise. [volume] (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1912-1915, 1915-02-26
TEMPORARY INJUNCTION GRANTED,
NEAR BEER SALOON TO Be CLOSED

Judge Waiter George granted
a temporary restraining order on
the application of Feagan and
Hancock, attorneys of Macon,
Ca, in behalf of their clients,
leading business and professional
men of the city. The order is
operative against w. W. Murray,
the owner of a saloon on E. Pine
and jointly restraines the city of
Fitzgerald, Mayor Drew w.
Faulk and the license committee
of the council from issuing any
other licenses for the operation
of near-beer saloons. The at
torneys allege that the licenses
are void for the reason that they
were granted contrary to the
ordinance and charter of the City
of Fitzgerald and that Murray
was selling malt liquors contain
ing a larger amount of alcohol
than is contemplated by the near
beer law of the State of Georgia.
The case will be heard on March
the 13, at Vienna. On account
of the absence of D. w. M. Whit
ley, clerk of the court, who is at
tending the Federal Court at
Savannah, as witness in an In
surance case, the papers have as
yet not been served. The citi-
zens who appear as plaintiffs in
the case are L. 0. Tisdel, C. A.
Holtzendorf, E. K. Farmer, A.
FL. Thurmond, G. A. Jolly, Chas.
T. Davis, A. G. Justice. w. R.
Dykes, G.. w. Mathews. E.
C. Orahood, L. A. Cooper, z.
V. Barden, w. E. Adams, C. A.
Wheeler, D. B. Nicholson, Jr., C.
M. Simons, Burr Stokoe, A. H.
Denmark, Raymond Davis, R. L.
Jones, R. J. Prentiss, J. E. Tur-
ner, H. A. Burkhart, B. H.
Beall, John w. Beall, J. B. Sea-
nor, M. M. Stephens. L. Kennedy,
J. B. Russell, J. II. Goodman, J.
L. Frazer and r. M. Ware.
The leader-enterprise. [volume] (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1912-1915, 1915-02-26
Missionary Notice

The regular devotional meet
ing Of the Woman's Missionary
society OF the Central M. E.
church for March will be held
next Tuesday afternoon, begin
ming at 3 o'clock.
Mrs. G. A. Wheeler, Leader.
The leader-enterprise. [volume] (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1912-1915, 1915-02-26


Here Sunday School work. who will address
the Ben Hill County S. during session
of two at the Christian Church this city great
treat if you do not hear them.
First Session Sunday Afternoon, February 2sth.
300 Devotional Exercise by Rev E. g. Orahood
315 Five Ways Of Working. BY Rev VIM A. Brown.
$3.50 Sunday School Work Between Sundays By Mr.. D. W.
Sims 43O Adjourn.
Second Session Sunday Night.
1870 Devotional Exercise Conducted by Rev. L. Cooper.
7:45 Training for Service By Mr.. D. w. Sims.
500 Some New Thoughts On An Old Book. By Rev. VIM A.
Brown 900 Adjourn
Third Session Monday Morning, March LIST.
1000 Devotional Exercise Conducted by Rev. g. Mathews
1915 The Rights of the Child. By Rev. VIM A. Brown
1856 Song
1880 Appointment OF Committees. 1900 Adjourn.
Fourth Session, Monday Afternoon.
Devotional Exercise. Conducted by Rev. R. NJ Mann
1915 The Efficient Sunday School. By Mr. D. w. Sims.
$3.50 Song
Brown .. 1 ...
43O Questions Answered Sunday School Problems by Mr.
Sims and Mr. Brown 500 Adjourn.
Fifth Session Monday Night
73o Devotional Exercise Conducted by Rev. E. A. Waness
745 Broad View of Sunday School Work. By Mr. D. W.
Sims
815 Free-wl offering for the support of the work
1925 Evangelism in the Sunday School, BY Rev. VIM A.
Brown 900 Adjourn.
The meeting indicated by this program INSTRUMENTATION
meeting and worker every white Sunday in Ben Hill
County urgently requested attend The County Sunday
School Association auxiliary the Georgia Sunday School Aoca
on which cooperative effort part denominations to
improve Sunday School conditions and Sunday School
vocates the latest and best methods Sunday School stands
only for those interests that Sunday Schools of all de-
nominations The plans and methods suggested by this Association
practicable for all Sunday Schools they on Church
doctrines The work is by way of SUGGESTION not by
therefore helps it binders The object helpful and
brothery cooperation organic The officers Aso
leading Christian business evangelical denomna
ons The Program Committee Isl L. Kennedy, Raymond Davis
R. j. Preniss, ]. H. Burke, c. NJ Smith
The leader-enterprise. [volume] (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1912-1915, 1915-02-26

The young peoples Missionary
Society of the First M. E. Church
will meet Sunday afternoon at 3
o'clock. All members are urged
to be present and the public cor
daily invited. The theme will be
"Be Prepared"
Messrs Kicker and Miller have
closed a lease for the Grand
Opera House from J. C. Brewer
for another five years.
The leader-enterprise. [volume] (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1912-1915, 1915-02-26

Do you know you can set four
magazines In combination with
The Leader-Enterprise by paying
only Is cents extra? Send your
order by mail, or phone US.
The leader-enterprise. [volume] (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1912-1915, 1915-02-26
BREAD LINE. FORMS FOR
FIRST TINE IN BERLIN

Londou, Feb 2oToday the first day" Berlin
Every German under the plan receive early
ing emitting him to his supply Every the imperial family
as we'll as of the humblest households included
The leader-enterprise. [volume] (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1912-1915, 1915-02-26
A Barrel of Money
From The Wheat Fields
Of The West

To The Farm Land Owner
know something about the
Farm Loan business. If you
are expecting to borrow money
any time this year want to
talk to you. 1t will cost you
nothing and it may be to your
advantage to see me at once.
CLAYTON JAY.
The leader-enterprise. [volume] (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1912-1915, 1915-02-26
$1O,O0O000 War Tax Paid By Antwerp

Copenhagen Jan. ia dispatch from says that it off
cay announced there that Antwerp paid 900 of the wal
tax levied upon the city by the Germans up to date
The leader-enterprise. [volume] (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1912-1915, 1915-02-26
Zeppelin Sails Over Paris; Attack

Copenhagen JAM ia private dispatch from Berlin reports
that Zeppelin airshp sailed Paris yesterday an aerial
bombardment of the French capital is soon to begin
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-12-22
Edmund Justice, a Night
Watchman for Subsidiary
of Hamburg Line,
Thought to Be Important
Character.
Won BRINCKEN GIVEN
MORE TIME TO PLEAD
Charge Is That, at KOenig's
Direction, Justice M ade
Spying Trip Into Canadian
Territory Since War.

NeW Noik, Dec. 2.-ildntind jus
tico, q night watchman employed by
the Atlas Steamship company. a sub
sidiary of the Hamburg merlcan line.
was arrested by federal officers this
afternoon charged with being "a party
to the conspiracy directed from this
country against the entolte allies by
Paul Koeng and other alleged Ger
man AGENTS
with the arrest OF Justice al his
nome IN South BrooHlyn the authori-
ties believe they have found the
"mlssink link in the Koenig case.
II ls charged that. at kOenig's di-
reetion. Justice accompanied Frederick
MetzlCr. under Arrest. TO quebec. and
thore sought to determine the number
of troops being sent to the United
Kingdom and To learn what ships they
would sail on, and details OF artillery
equipment and other supplies being
sent abroad.
II is alleged that such activities were
part OF "A military plot directed from
tho United states and as such violated
military statutes.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-12-22
All Night Debate Precedes
Vote Of Increase for Army
to Theoretical Strength Of
100000.
CENTRAL POWERS USE
PRESSURE ON GREECE
Fullest Advantage Taken of
Psychological Effect Of Al
lied Withdrawal From Gal
lipoli Peninsula.

London, Dec. ~. (if:5a a .m)-
After an all night debate the house OF
commons today granted an Increase
of 100000 men In the British army
bringing up IT'S strength on paper 10
4.0O0. 900. With the increase come
changes Ia higher command. Lieuten-
ant General Robertson. chief of the
general stan. having been recalled
from France 10 become chief OF the
imperial star ln London IN place OF
Lieutenant General Murray, who IL
about TO receive an important COM
mand
Tho Teutonic powers are represent
ed AS taking fun advantage OF the
moral effect produced by the with
drawal Of British forces from Call
poll reninsala and To be attempting
once more TO swing Greece aud Ru-
mania To their side In the Balkan op-
erations. III the news OF the lombard
ment OF varna is correct. Russia is
losing no time In an attempt TO fore
staIl these efforts From several
sources. all unofficial. London has
heard OF the bomhardment OF the But
garian port. Various dispatches state
that the Russian varahipa are accom-
panied BY a fleet Of transports which.
according TO The morning papers. al
ready has lafidcu sufiicienf force 10
hold the towh.
Greece Is now much more agitated
by the pa os'hu;y that Bulgarians will
cross the frontier than by the forma-
tion Of a no0 so eminent.
Along the We.tlrn line. accurdine TO
British ofici fcports. the Germans
suffered heavy ,ases while exposing
their forpea ln an aftefunt 10 scrunv