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The Penn's Grove record., 1915-08-27

Birds and Cannon.

A nightingale doing its ambitious
best to lift its song above the roar of
a battery of heavy guns so astonished
a British soldier at the front in north
ern France that he wrote home about
1t. Il will roar you, an t'were any
nightingale" may not be so far-fetched
after all. 1t will be a disappointment
10 the poets who from time immemo-
rial have consigned the sweet bird.
that shunn'st the noise of folly" to
quiet forest sanctuaries. Moreover. all
the birds seem to like the noise. on
Sutter writer adds.
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half cupful of finely chopped walnut
meats, flavor with vanilla or lemon
and freeze. stirring up the fruit and
nuts when the cream is half frozen.
Garnish with a half of a walnut meat
and a raisin that has been pumped
by steaming in a sieve over the tea
kettle.
Peach Foam.-Pare, stone and cut
up sufficient ripe peaches to make a
quart, then crush with two cupfuls Of
sugar and one of ice water, add a tea
spoonful of lemon juice and the un-
beaten whites of four eggs. Stir well,
then freeze. beating the mixture well
after it is half frozen. Serve in
sherbet cups with a cherry on top.
Berry Surprise.-Make any rich ice
cream and when the beaten is removed
fill the hollow with fresh r~aspberries,
cover the top Of the opening with the
cream. put on the owe and pack to
ripen. Serve turned on a platter and
slice so that there will be a center of
berries within the wide rim of cream.
Frozen Fig custard.-Beat the yolks
of six eggs with a quart of milk and a
cupful of granulated sugar, cook in q
double boiler until smooth and coats
The spoon. When cold stir in a cupful
Of finely chopped figs, flavor to taste
with lemon extract and add a pint OF
whipped cream and the whites of the
eggs, beaten stiff. Turn into a freezer
and freeze, opening the freezer when
half frozen and stirring up the fruit
from the bottom.
Coffee Ice.-Make a quart of strong,
clear coffee, sweeten with six table
spoonfuls of sugar, cool and partly
freeze, then add two whites Of eggs,
beaten stiff, and finish freezing. Serve
In sherbet cups with chilled whipped
cream or with vanilla ice cream, COM
bining the two in the same dish when
sewing.
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the kindness you can. Above all, do
everything in your power to set them
in love with the country life. Now,
Ned, do spare enough time from your
athletics and fishing to pay some at
tention to these good people"
mo, er, mine" responded Ned with
sunshin alacrity, I'll do just that
thing, aid as to the fishing-why, I'll
have this Miss-Miss-"
Miss Edna Purtelle."
Eyes, Edna a member Of the An
glers' club inside of a week."
Don't be too forward, Ned" warned
his mother.
That evening two big vans loaded
with furniture arrived, and nearly all
night long their drivers were putting
up shades, laying down rugs and get
ting the house generally in order.
1t was not until after dusk the next
evening that two members of the Pur-
telle family, mother and daughter, ar
rived. Ned was away fishing at the
time, but his mother informed him of
the circumstances upon his return.
lQ0 Idtl0T muSL W u0ldlu6u III
town on business" surmised Mrs. Per
kins, for he did not come with
them"
Ned was up bright and early. He
paced around the garden, and then
hearing a swish beyond the fence, man
high, that separated the two resi-
dences, moved towards it. AS he tip
toed to look over, an eager, curious
faced girl likewise tiptoed, with tiny
feet resting on the inside stringer.
She lifted to him a rosebud vision OF
beauty.
"You was peeping, I was peeping-
oh. deari" exclaimed the little maiden
br~eathlessly. jumping down in confu-
sion.
Then we must be interested in n
another suggested Ned.
"Oh, I know" iuttered Edna, they
told me a boy lived next door,"
"Boy!" began Ned resentfully, and
then audaciously: Il am the boy next
door, little girl"
Edna pouted charmingly. h was
plucking at a rambler rose vine that
covered the fence. reached over it and
The Penn's Grove record., 1915-08-27
ICY D~ELIcAcIEs.

During the hot weather there is no
dessert that touches the spot like the
The Penn's Grove record., 1915-08-27

Except as they influence the modes
Of today the story of summer styles
Is a thing of the past. All those
whose knowledge and initiative en-
able them to create new ideas for the
coming aso have already thought
put and executed models in gowns,
wraps, millinery, blouses, and other
things for the oncoming winter.
The full, faring skirt is to remain
with us. Russian lines in blouses and
coats r making a strong bid for IA
vor, and nothing is more chic than
the Russian blouse. Braids and but
tons testify to the military influence
In styles. and everywhere fur is in evil
Hence. Considering all these factors
for smartness the coming winter
promises to set forth milady of
fashion most becomingly gowned.
And to crown all and add to her joys
the completest satisfaction, wide
brimmed, picturesque hats are already
In vogue.
An excellent example of the mill
tary mode in trimming is shown in
the cloth street gown pictured here.
Width is lent to the skirt by the in
PRODUCTION of plaits at each side, and
1t is a little longer than the very
short skirts of this summer. A three
Inch hem finishes the bottom, the
waist line is placed at the normal
waist line of the figure, and while the
skirt is amnIv wide IL does NOT haro.
The loose-hanging coal is short in
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gar used will depend upon the acidi-
ty of the fruit juice used.
A half cupful of canned cherries
added to a lemon jelly, with a few
sliced bananas, is a good combination
for dessert. Serve with cream and
sugar.
Manhattan Pudding.-Mix together
the juice of three oranges, a lemon
and a half cupful of sugar; let stand
several hours. Whip a cupful of
heavy cream. add a half cupful of
powdered sugar and a cupful Of
chopped nuts or candied fruit. Rub
a mold sparingly with olive oil. pour
in the fruit juices, spread with the
whipped cream mixture and cover
with parafin paper, put on the lid
and bury in ice and salt for three
hours. Serve garnished with sections
of orange which have stood overnight
in a thick strip of sugar and water.
Rhubarb GeIatin.-Take four cup
fuls of diced rhubarb, two cupfuls of
sugar, the grated rind of half an or
ange; bake in a slow even until the
rhubarb is tender, but not broken.
Skim out the rhubarb, keeping the
pieces whole to serve as a garnish
for the gelatin. Soak two tablespoon
fuls of gelatin in cold water to cover,
Ldd it with the Juice of n lemon to
the boiling rhubarb juice; pouf into a
mold. When firm serve with rhubarb
as a sauce.
Jeliied Prunes.-Soak a third of a
pound of prunes over night and cook
in the same water until soft Remove
stones and to the prune liquor add
enough boiling water to make a pint
Soak two and a half tablespoonfuls OF
gelatin in cold water, add to the prune
liquid with sugar and lemon juice to
taste. Stir in prunes and mold.
The Penn's Grove record., 1915-08-27
The Way of
Man With
Maid
BY George Elmer Cobb
(Copyrlght. 1s15, BIZ w. q. Chapman.l

NNR ~
New neighbors, Ezra," announced
Mrs. Perkins.
That so? Hope we don't lose them
as quick as we did the last ones"
Maybe that was u own fault"
submitted his wife. "They sort of
perked up with their stiff city ways
and it nettled me. You was down
with that spell of rheumatism most
of the time and Walden was away at
school. It's lonesome and dismal to
see the place next door vacant all the
while. Besides, every new family we
win to stay helps the town. Let us
try and make this new family stay"
Who are they?" inquired Mr.. Per-
kins.
Their name is Purtelle-father,
mother, young lady"
Just match us, don't they?" sug-
gested Mr.. Perkins. well, you're the
moving spirit, Janet, and me and the
boy will follow the leader"
Ned Perkins and his father humbly
took heed to quite a lecture that eve
ming. Mrs. Perkins showed that she
not only had studied out a plan as to
the treatment of their prospective
neighbors, but had pursued certain in
quiries that had resulted in the CLEAN
ing of a good deal of information re-
garding them.
They never lived in a country town
before, / understand" said Mrs. Per
kins. "Mr. Purtelle has just retired
from business and his wife has worn
herself out with her social duties, fuss
ing for company, l suppose that means.
The girl is just out of school. She is
in love with flowers, chickens, every
thing that grows and runs. They are
rea, nice people"
81 don't doubt it, if you say SO,
Janet" observed her husband. And
they will be good neighbors."
"You said a young lady in the fam
lily, eh?" remarked Ned thoughtfully.
eyes, and you be good to her-them,
Ned" warned his mother.
IT will, to her-them," pledged Ned,
with a broad smile.
Now the city people are slow to
get acquainted WITH" went on Mrs.
Perkins. Don't intrude yourself. Be
pleasant, but digniied. Show them all
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FRUIT DESSERTS.

Almost any fruit juice, such as cher
~, raspberry, currant or strawberry,
The Penn's Grove record., 1915-08-27
Distinctly Personal.

In a certain town in the south OF
Scotland there dwelt a policeman with
unusually large feet.
One night, after he had retired to
rest, he was disturbed by a noise at
the back of his house. and on going
out to ascertain the cause of it he
found that his garden was overrun by
alnumber of boys.
Robert angrily demanded what they
wanted, and received the following
reply from n of the urcbins as he
disappeared over the garden WALL
g"Oh, we're lukin' for ane O. your
auld butes to max ra~bbit-hooRe VII"
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front, sloping abruptly down from a
panel of braiding to a length about
ten inches below the waist line at the
back. The throat is open in a square
effect at the front, and the standing,
faring collar at the back is a modih-
cation of the summer collars of thin
materials that have proved SC becom-
ing.
Three different widths in silk braid
appear in the decoration of the coat
and skirt.
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frozen one.
Nut and Raisin Ice
Cream.-Bring to the
scalding point in a dou.
BILE boiler a quart of
cream and a half pint Of
milk. Stir a cupful of
granulated sugar into the
cream, then cool the
mixture. Add a cupful
of chonned raisins and a
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m a k e s delicious
8 b e b e t o T
a Take a
cupful of the juice,
a tablespoonful OF
lemon juice, sugar
and a pint of thin
cream and freeze.
h amount of atI.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

stood there faxiuR N 90 where tbs
land ought 10 b. ne bad iasi finished
sorawilng n note on piece pi paper
resting On the after cabin roof when
one ~ the men reached down and from
% small wooden cage took efruEgllus
white carrier pigeon They fastened
The note rolled up DO Il s9ft % qaiiL 90
The birds lex and iei Tho bird loose Il
circled W. then. straight aa an arfos
darted on landHnrd
They'll BE- glad 10 kn0w wo'ro safe
and $50 near" nodded Dfefof fAnd
confound ANY reyonue mru that dtand
bctseen usi"
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The New YORK police ore uyntiled ~ a
efsIes ~ miinisfn and other efimfa The
nriDiirai tlNf 10 fre criminal IN fhH warn.
M lrifor uhIrh iN neni uie Victims signed
uliI h "oluiHhinR hand Tho Iaifai fi1-
flrI III ne yNMrtluur Hfanaaiu Dr. Taylor
Il0le. tin Insurance president iiiH
faurlfff. Elaine ffnpiufH Craig Ken
r4.IY tho f1muHH fflrHiilH dfffNflff. 90
try 10 unfnarl hr mystery WNNt INue
naig accompanies D. TIA by nla ffinH1.
IhneaDn. "a Newspaper man After many
ffiuflnfH attempts fu plf tIHlhn ana
4fni4 Kennedy HUi ~ fhH HlY fns liufOh-
tag Rand i8 "a innt found o. ha nom" uin"r
Than Ferry lrrnfit Fl1inN's ihHFef sod
fin man ai.H lF ENGAGED tn mary Hfus
Hst HISS b. ihe SEQ ~ nuH Of btu CHE
rfaf ff.Winair Pho fhinfWHn forces from
p.rf4ff fIf ansf.f ~ Tho HhffHall4uiH ~
g. ss1f.n Ti.H De- eiNaa iND auFDI "a r1-
tlnu which 1913 rlHGenH 1nIW Con ~
fnunfh9 EanHslf fH- Nff iiHnHNfNH aidn
llaf after bee NHr llFi rnnae iu'iHuasa
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WOMEN In THE NEWS

bk95,E PASS Tea az All Goo
foltH of ~ nflntudHee Thai iH soIne 80
in Mrur0. the most taurhns han been
hfpHahi io fhn fnFn hY too rrnftF Hr-
Hnrfs lNuH iapHla. who saW hcr
father and mother shot down her nithr
fli ntrgHrfH hiiled| ava her beautiful
hNmf ri'nnd She hfrself nae QUARRY
~ NneuclDua brute. escaped and ned
fnree hlndfed mlles 20 ule border
sHam tho ntef nng ASA HeaT dmfI
When n0at hafdsf rescued Sea and
nlasshf Boo fo town The nflfH blot
W lunt0 afigt le1fef ~ han1 ~
DnHarae fl .frlfe tEr prfff. Mfa.
r4u nu fDr na oan naa naf dIf,0s
frsd 1niI lHe NHu1 bad surrounded thc
Hlu H gao Umla mining village
N.tirN irfnIr hei iafHHr naH
fiHl af N4d HHHf ofsfHi ~ thH lfHd
Hni nfnusnt doHH the haulif leaHer
If ho WRa HNeUt fo Fusp DOCS
pfa fiFfIHH ff0m lho hraso rha saH
Dffa fled fHr Hres nfaf faueh r.ad
WHf Hnf NnHii5 sesHf.d lafsa Dsef
burning anIe hf 3aY. snf 1eepna n
frr .0I hy rNht ahe nri ta 700 nr
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n.r HUlelHHH r.rfrfusss fnf s nrIns
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lfFTnN Nnnfhsr rampfen H ne-
.re .unrhfh Fol iftsrarhu.ffa h. MIS-
Charlotte Smith, HHfhNr nf tHr Ifrh
.lar fHr Hn whirh rHd fs4f Hefnffe a
ihr afHfr $3.50 mlNh fhInHa
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rwtNrY.secoND EPISODE
THE OPIUM smvooLGRs.


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htvly told a story oI an Heeldehi to ~
dear friend. George, 40 ho handed
note TO Elaine.
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"lonninrn, viii yon show Johnson ho
10 got to tac garage
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pOrfecting a miniature virclcaa tel
uhana OF hts own invention. aud th
activities OF Wa Fans now caused hll
TO hasten his work
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capture ct Ions sim that CRAIG Fos q
instrument vorklnE 10 hia aaruiacuo
was delighted f9y / bad been ma,
interestcd IN iollowiEg siH work ou
"You. see Walter" Kennedy e
plained setting a hiio black box
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Norumn rai
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tory
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TO enable sad -ftnt'r
fsfatlfhei FfAles AAp N.
she'd prriles iaf flie't. 49,.
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section in iht
aall railway where $1,000 .,.ft
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c8ufCrm fa the ~
where no Grades air ~.
fracfs shaI D. hi1 i'
eNsune surface tf'F.N'' $3.50.
thaf Wherr racts ~" i'' w
phers the street surface oo'a - w..
form fH fus tH'iNi '"'-
enc e-ialiIsain'ni 'i ~. 60.
Oin ~ corpus
.ns ~ ihf t.irri $500.
wnffe thf ffta.
30. thr grantee N'iN n
lower thc ut'ss Ni .'.l
tQ canfHrm ti"lci" A' niH
and 40 diri eAnAfh''N rs
said grantee .n nr'I .A'
shan le A.apest or AH
clfg 4f corpus 'ht ~ q.
expense. ah-n siiA r'it pr
q. Pc moved more ih'N
ans ptff " ennir's 'l.i.'9
The rttr' system % 49,,
fraiicfa riif. rtfH fHN ''ii'i'
ne nrA Hua 90 lfi. 'i.p'
It5 90 corpus 'ui
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la reasonable time
been ordered shiFi~
reason or slormt /
IIiahtnlng. OF oinF
reason ~ ans ~ /
stance beyond r.
Grantee. shan be az
u sufficient ard
mot rendering q
land service aforr-
ure or penalty
/ dinnnce shall b
Grantee Tor any
form his euies ~
|thls ordinances 81
of any &C, q G- /
+ accident -
s elton g. Gn|
RIGHT hereundef ~
Ier Tor prI~ilins
a.sienated ia ss.ii- /
Revised Clvi r''l
og Texas -
section a. Al
take effect and
after iis pass,i.
publication AM II
Vow Therfois
en-. That ne
IN the said c''s
the time ana |
hours msniions,.
lin the maAnsf
Mayor a ne
Attest. - 4
E j. NuL1Ao,M,
Of the ciEs 4
Adyt ~l
Nornmn fa'v!
onc mile siii \
leust 9Th oue's z
tory.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-07-30

pointed f1 hold said election
d %. Wusht Presihins Jsase
. r. Mrrflman ASSISTANT Judge.
q 81 Wnlln. Cifrk.
o. D.. ritztmmons. CLERK.
The presiding 3gdge - said victims
sfecgct thaH appoint such othsr cief<s
in assist in TIE h0i1ins u said eies'ian
as aAli D. necessary. and ~ pfsscr .pei
81 law The polls = said election piace
small be- kept open from eishi o.cioes
H. m to seven oclocA 8 70. 90 The
SON daY a spggi A. y isi.. snd a.
said election vnlY' legally qualified Foi
era n ine city u Corpus Christi Nne'
eea County. Teaaa shall be- allowed io
sufe. VouneArhali BE- - an official
ballot al required ~ as. and number
aa IS Required - as. lf the foiiosins
form. o. VII.
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nsat tstp
- uniil l~ 49,.
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"eat Asht al
material uss .,.se
'h. means q, ~
'thi ana por~
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iiunchises nsie
and bower
section g. ~.
used by ne r. ~.
tiea by TIE c',, :
. pose. 20.
section H.
wholly forfe.,.s
proper ana sd.-
".th gooi - -
usage or far -.
ihe specific isrs.
section is N.
times be sstra q
nd ihe city 60
20 wh.th ~. g.
'd poo inoor
a,h'ns % b. n
"nstrue'i Be- - ~.
'nf way abri- =.
Corpus Cam
police -
r9ion ~ us 49,
"r chrail s- +
p, property ah. q
Iie ennise 49,
p'ny and keep o.
fnals and prr, q
'NcHyat.ors aht -.
h''p siffioi,nt 49,
"n f"r The tsss /
''"s on az las ~
hv''i"ns ana oAa J.
HH soon ns -
streets ana pli
t"u equally d. -
openings W ,is.r
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aflons ana
omn asiauerua-
ZION ~ M
upon the - 20
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ur 90 en- ~ II
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purpose q
id ulfut II
''i."n o. ft
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l N' acctpielHA
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mentioned III
'c'.un ~ ha1
iIN INTERESTED iAl,4
ht'l shlli t1ttnl
D HtHl iissH = n
hipiDr So Il IRA II
iWcnif-riaih "A
ih" state % Itlu
iu'nis thereto II
''ci'n 81 W.
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iIl mean ard
h 'aswell N ih Il
niitnrnia bic
ssisna anl arg
ncrsh.p. or oarse
".lI'r p"fssn =
operating sie1 frNA
WHN Nsiem
Scction - An A.
~ ordinances I'D
F, pre- hereby rsfellR L
section a. " =
wutor shan fsl 4
ioct after reasa1a@ 4
Guy ot Corpus Ci'
repair ~ place itN \
r'ii or amy stfpd
e 'F h'f if1ck OF ilm 4
under such ira1 +
: crosing thereof g 4
n"ctcd herewith \
I'sol condition ''' 7
t"rN "f tracks e
@ required ~ "
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