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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-11-10
Die beutise Sage.

8abrero Die Oeutlden Seere uno
Die glllgaren beitanoig IN Serbielt
fpeiter nororingen, beba1pten Ole
engliiden uno ierbii6en DepeId)en
%bartnafig, oieien grfolgen ltunoell
itorfe grfolae Der engliiden uno
fran5oiilben S%iilfstr1ppen i'm Git
ben Serbietls gegeniiber. Die gfad,-
ridt flinst nieht tpobrldeinlidb oenlt
man miiBte idfieBIid oo6 etipas bon
oieien grfolgen ieben, aber Die 81.
barrli6feit, nit Der oie9fad)ridt mic
oerbolt miro, laBt bof) 3peifel in IL
mem dnfiteigen. Sect erfldrt ober
@atlgorien poiitib, boB Die Sieees-
nadriften erlogen fino uno ooB Die
9iilfstrnppen einen Miserfole nadb
Dem anoeren 5t ber5eifalen baben.
Mnf Dem 2oro=M aDors 8anfett
IN 2onoon bat man Elm Iebr groBe5
@ort gefiibrt un0 feierlid erflarr,
nidt eber ais bis elm polltanoiapr
Sieg Der Iqiierten errunael1 lei,
tperoe Der 'arieg beenoet lperoen.
sstun, mir iDoaens mol abtparte1l,
Ser italieniihe 0ampfer uMncn=
no" TT BON einem oiterreidiiden lin
ter leeboot in ben @runo gebobrt NOR
Den uro piele 2eute ionen babel er-
trunfen iein. Soffentli6 entpideln
lif oarals nidt tpieoer unonnebni.
liffeiten
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-11-10
Grnnbctgentuuis- rIebertraaungen.

Sobanna 6. @eoer on Sulils @eber
II. Norma @oat, @runoitiid in Ser Eor's
Beacon Sill Nboition; $500.
Sioneb Rfeiffer an Sobn Yfeiffer,
@rlinoitiide IN ben neuen Gitbe8lodS
1928, $3.50 uno 1851, Efeiffer @bbie
ton; 81 Ii. q.
Sobn 9feiffer an Sibneb gfeiffer,
8rinoitiide in BEN ne,ien gitb@glods
1928, $3.50 uno 1851. Yfeiffer's Mbbis
tion; 81 II. o..
g. 6. @antt an Solep6 Sueier,
0runbitiid in &inefton Seie6ts; $500.
9. 6. CAN'T am Charles nn6 Mnnie
Seelia, @ru1oitiid in aineiton 5eisbts;
$685..
g. 6. Can't ON Sermann uno Iarb
@rona. @runbffiid in aingiton 5eigbts;
1925.
Wab Mmlermann al 6. 9. Qope,
@runbitiid an Der Stiff Ctr; $60.10.
&. granh uno s. q. Smitb, burd
.S6eriff, an 8. g. 9enne, 0rnnoltiid I'M
neien Gitbs8lod 500; $75.
gmil 9aismanll @runbitiid in Suuiet
RIdce; $3.50,
alpin nnb so. Sarbart6 an Mfre6
Soefie, @ritrbffiid in 9rlnstpid Bart;
$1,000.
@alter 6. unb annie q. Sir5el an
8. 8. Sarrin9ton. 8runbitiid in Beacon
Sill; $1,000.
Srml 8. o.. 8iibop an Mlfreb Safts
man. @riinoifif an Der Iaion Ctr. j;
/ 5000.
Rarearet gartel on aoolpb 81. Saeb.
@rnnbftiif an Der gfIer Str, Soul5
Seiebts; $40 II. u.
q. @idter an Maraaret @artel,
@rnnbitiid in Soutb Sei9bts; $1,000.
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Gas bunfle sonbon,

Mmfter0am, 6. Sftober

Gin Witarbeiter Ger Mmiterbamer
3eitu1g oSet 9eieutps ban Den Sag,
Der loeben BON 2onbon 5uriifgefe6rt
iii, ihilOert ben Einoruf, Ben Sic
perounfelte @eltitaot mad]t, nahoerf
Die fpegen Der 3eppeIingefabr erloi-
iefen reuen 9eltimmungen iiber Die
8eleidtung Ronbons in 4raft getre-
ten iino. gr idreibt:
Sonocn i'm 9lnfeli.. Sleetltreet,
Biccaoiap, Strano, Circus, Srofo[-
aar : Square ~ aaes lieet ga in
eiien unbeimIidens oiiiteren Sdleicr
gebiiqt. Gs lit nidt oas 9nnfcI
idleht erIeudteter StroBeu, oos man
aud ionit mol 81 ieben getpobnt lit,
es lit etipas gang neues, eigenarti-
9es, fremoes. Seer 2onoon nod IN
Der grinnerung bat als Die erobe.
gldnSenoe, BON einem blen0enben
2idtermeer onrfflutete @eItltart,
Der itebt itumm, itarr, erl6redt bie-
Iem neuen 9iloe gegeniiber. gs lit
etuos grauenbnftes in oielem 9inaG-
tandem Der GieIenitaot in idelte 9ii.
|iternis. Man benft unipiufiirIih an
einen Weniben, Der bon einem fir54e-
rem llngebeiier an Der &e6Ie gepaet
miro, uno Der MN perIudt, lid)
bintpegauldleiden in ieiner goocs.
angif.
G1on Die &inreiie BON Silbirp
Gods nod 2onbon binterlabt left.
lame ginoriide. Die eleftrilden
2ampen in ben Gonpees iino bis anf
|min3igfes fleines meiBes 2odelhen
nit i6pnr5em Sad iiber5ogen. Scr
geraoe in Der Mitte iist nno iebr
quite Mugen bat, fam nod nit eili-
[ger Miibe feline 3eitune leien. @er
|ieinen Ylnb in Der gde bat, lit nid)t
imitanoe 5u erfennen, Of lein Nad-
bar Die @ugen eeldloiien b1lt
Lober nidt. Sin Der @auo elm grobcs
BIafat nit Mielenbu1ftaben ullb
troboem in oieier 8eleuhtung failn.
Ilesbor. gs entbalt Die 8eroronnng,
/ ooB ndbrenb Der Sabrt Die Seniter-
borbdnge berunter5ulalien iino. aurs
Dor Der Mbreiie fommt Der Sfafi-
ner nod einmal, nm 81 leben, Of
aud alles 5ugemadt lit. llno lei
Dem iparliden 2idt ieiftcr fleiuen
eleftrilden Tnidenlaterne fnipit er
ole Sobrfarten. Mm mirft nod,
bepor Die @orbdnge beruntereelalier
meroen, einen id)nenen glid aiti
ben 8erron - aif BORT Die ldbmen'
De geipenitiIde 9unfelbeit, in Scr
man nidts iiebt, aber aues Inn 4
oeutlidjer bort.
Damn eebt Der 3it9 ab. Mag
iiebt fid I'M Coupe Inn. @s lit, oGs
Oh niir S6otten baiieeu, feline @eit
ifen; MIR loie Sormen, unbeitimmtI
2inien iinb 81 unterideioen. @eii9
ter iino niht 5i erfennen. l1n6 oas
lit 6os nnbeimlidite.
NafJ elmer Gtunoe iino mir an De-
lStation Sendurditreet ~anseIanst
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-11-10
5ermanu RiSber mno grsan.

CAB Der %peritorbene German HiS-
Der grDan, als er inn Sabre 1908
gum oritten MaIe oie 8rdiibent-
-iboftsfanoioatur mnitrebte befGmpit,,
lit befantlt. 9oB Der gon1moner lem
3iel erreidte troboem ebenfaas. lie
Der Die naberen llmitdnoe oieler
Weiternttg 5tpiihen Den beioen Mall.
nern leien mir nun in Ser sc n.
Staats5eitung~:
German Niooer, nebit pieien u,l.
oeren 9emofroten, oenen oas @ohl
nno Der Grfolg Der Gartei am SER
5et lagen, erfatnten nit meitid)au-
eroem glif, 6aB 8rDan's brittle
aanoioatllr 81 elmer orittell Nieoer-
lage fiibren miiiie. &llr5 entldloiien,
bereit, fir feline lteber5ellgung nit
aller Gnergie feines @eiens ~einsutre-
ten, mternabm &erman 9fiooer altf
eieere gerantportline cine agita.
tionstonr our1 oie SiioltaaterL mo-
oas @rpan-Sieber art itdrfiten mite
te, I'M Die Demofraten ebrlid Der
ben Jolgen ether ttodymaliaen Won.i.
nation oes Mannes bon Hebrasfa
5i iparnen. gaibt, ooB ser perIonli-
de aarafter 8rDan's ibm als tii-
lh~abenstpert eribienen mare; altce;
fonnte aegen oeiien politildes 8ro-
gramm @rbebli6es nift eif1aeuen-
oct peroen, ieitoem er ben ullge-
funoen 86brungs : Sheen entlaet
-batte ltno 6as @aitptgetpidt aaf O'e
1arif : 6rage gu Iegen iid entlhlol-
len batte. Mber 8rpan's brittle So
mination mnbte aus praftiidell
@riinoen nntinlib erideinen; iein
Wame rief Die g%rinnerung ON ben
oIten 3pift mad; cine ~asgreIiipe
aampagne gegen ben Mooiepeltis.
mus, als oeiien &epr1lentant SSH.
liam $. Gait porgelfoben morocn
mar, fonnte erfolgreifer Dol, einem
teuen Mann ourdgefodten tperocn,
Der niht NIT elmer nnerquifliGcn
politiihen 8ergangenbeit belaltet
mar. 9ielen Soenn berIieb Ser
man Hiooer in elmer Meoetpur ourd)
Die Siioitaaten, mo er Die bersliffte
Iufnabme fano, Mufieben erreaenoet;
Insoruf. gs mar cine bemerfens-
werte Eropaganoa. Die iiiolihen
3eitungetl, oenen Die aiihnbeit oss
llnterfangens, einem Manne ipie
grpan often unb idarf entgegen5utre-
ten, als cine imponierenoe lleber-
raifung eridien gaben feline Me6ep
in langen Spalten nit rieligen lie
berihriften tpieoer, unb Serman
Eiooer's Same mar auf olIer 2ippen.
sfber oieGrabte fir 9rpan's 9omiro-
tionen ruaren au felt seleet, oas Ga-
fertDerf Der politiiden MaTd)ine NOR
10 gefiigt, oaB fem Sebel oaslelbe
aiiBer getrieb 81 leben permofte
oas porausfitdlide 3eiuItat SIS
aonpents 81 9enper itanb felt.
Nun beid,loB 3iooer, nod elmer
letter @eriud 81 ueriuden; err monte
on 8rpan's 8ortei : Hotriotismus
perIonlid appeIieren, I'M oieIef
fppmoglid gum 8iidtritt aus eige
rem Antriebe 3u bepeeen. @enig:
Gage, che Der aonpent gu 9enpe,
5aiammentreten loIte, begab iidt Ser
mon &iooer nod 5airbietp, oeii
biibih eelegenen 2an6iis bes proIpcf
then oemofrotiifen Tr1iioentifnfis
aanoioaten, in Der @abe bon Gin
colin Der Sonptitaot Nebrosfos. Gin
biitoriide Saene ipieIte iif al, fl
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-11-10

9ln Der ar1beren Seite oes neine1
Mabes, Der nor Ser Station Iiesi,
lteben Die peri6tpimmenoen un,riIIe
ron Elm boar Mutos. Sic baben mir
Elm rotes una Elm peiBes 2i6t, fIein
ltnb tpin5ig mie Mngen. @erufe BON
%eiIenoen nad BEN g~bauffenrs. l1no
Damn i6iem ii6 bas auto porlidy-
tig, langiam, idleidenb nod) born,
INNER tn Gefabr, NIT Dem @epdf,
oos anfgeitapelt oaitebt auiammel1-
5litoBen,
Damn oebt es nod 2onoon bin-
ltno jebt crit befomme id SOS
unbeimlide, fremoe, n~iegeonllte
s(ngitgefiibl, oos Sen Men1den BE-
idleidt, fpenn er iid) ploblid] etipos
gang ltntpirflidem eegeniiberiicbt.
Spdter gemobnt man lid ia oaral;,
mie ii6 a16 Die 2onooner merfpiirs
big Idten ooran eeuobrt bo6cn.
Mber ben eriten Ginorlld oieles bqlnf=
len 2onoon lper6e id ME losmeroen.
3n piiien, BOB man mitte1l orin lit
in elmer groBen Staot, nit Men-
iden, NIT Gerfebr, bon 2eben uro
nidts 5u ieben, ols Sdotten uno
8ormen. Sbatten bon @agen, uot,
Bferoen, bon geIpenftif9 oabinidrei-
tenoen @e1toIten. -.
2onoon finoet iid, 10 gut es oe6t,
NIT ben nelten ~itrengen 8eitimmltf-
gen ab, Die aus militariif)en @riir=
cen %erlaiien nllrber. 8efonoers
ldper baben es Die 2aoetl, oie in ben
Sdmfenitern MIR penig ei6t bo6el1
oiirfen, Die aber oo6 Sic ansgeIieG1en
Saden fpenigitens einiaermaBen
ieben loiien tpolen. Sic BADEN lid)
5lmeiit oamit aebolfen, baB lie Sic
2idter NIT bral1nen 9opierbiiGru
llmgaben, 10 oaB nad MnBen n,1r Ell
gan5 idipader Sdimmer fqat, fpaf-
reno oaS Sdonfenfter nod innell,
mern onf nod 10 matt, beleuftet iii.
IS fDltroe mir er5dblt, oaB, nad)=
Dem Der &ommanoont zines 3eppe.
lInldiffes einem amerifoniideu
Sournaliiten gegeniiber erflart bat
te. bob er 2onoon nit ieiner mad
oben itrablenoen 2ihtflut lAon auf
einen Mbitanb bon 40 Meilen bin aud
erfennen bermodte, ourb Slieeer Ell
ne ltnteriudung oarii6er anaelteut
nuroe. Die 5oIee oabon lpar, oai,
jest Die neuen eini6ranfenoen @e.
%itimmun9en erlaiien tpur6elr, obqleih
Die leitberigen 8~eitimmlngen IG,on|
genng tDaren. 8eIonoers Die
StroBenbeleudtltne NOR Ihon ipGr-
lid genltg. gleftrildes 2idt CAB es
i~iberbanpt nidt mebr uno bon oen
@aslaternen brannte MIR nod elite
bon oreien. Sebt lit orf oieie cine
SIT etfpa 5tpei 9ritteln idtpars iiber-
10 Dob UNI ben 2aternenpfaGlI
bernm MIR elm Ibtpafer 2ihtfreis
bon 212 Bis 3 @etern p~erbreitet.
ltno in bieiem nSiftmeer" le6ell
lno atrnen Die 2onoone, INNER in
Iteter Gorge Dor einem neiien 3eppe-
ltno nenn ifon elmer
iiber Die 8anif bes Iesten 3epeplin-
ipridt - lie tun oas nidt
germ Sremben eeeeniiber oann
man, oaB Die Slrd)t Dor 2lft-
bomben tief IN Dem 2otlooner oril;-
Iist uno oaB er iih aus oieier 5llrdJt
pieaeidt nod eroBere Spfer
auf5uerlegen eeuiat lit, ols oieics
Dabinleben in Dem unbeimlifen
Gunfef. 80.
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g. y. & 4. 3.

$50. i Bon Ssuiton, 8aco unb Corpus
. @brifti ............7:05 nadn1.
$50. 3@gon Souiton uno aiifenorten.
80. ............ $3.50 born..
No. 5-@on @oatum nno Riifenprten,
........ ......l.4O Hnd]tit.
SO. 42-@on 8errbiae -. .9:O5 BORN.
No. 44-@on &errbiQe, nnr Gonrs
tags ..............6:55 aberoz
SO. 146-gon @errbiae, tdgIih atsae~
ommen Sonntass $3.50 mSeros
Mfabrt-
go. 2-Ma6 Souiton. 8aco unb Corpus
Ghrt1tt .9:10 born..
SO. 4-Nad 5ouiton uno aiftenorten
1920 nbenoS
$40. 6-Mad goatum uno aiiftenortcn.
2:10 nndm.
$40. 41-saa6 8errbile, mir am Conn
tag $40 morgeti5
SO. 43-Nab &errpiae :. 800 obsilOs
$40. 145-Nah &errbiIe, tdgIid, aisges
nomrnen Gonntnas ....7:05 borni.
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g. S. & g. Z. (0auptIinie.

Nnfnnft =
30. 1o1-euuiet aimiteO, bon gep Or
lnrS. .4:4O BORN.
$40. 1902 9uniet 2imiteb. bon Gan Sranz
cisco $500. 1858 bornl.
SO. 7-sdneusua, bon Stem Orleans.
SO. s-sdneasaa. bon Sci aio 10 DD'.''
80. slsnnist ersrss, bon l. asp '' prs
SO. 1omsuniei erpres, bon Gan ' SSrsi1.
Mbfa6rt-
SO. 1o1-@uniet aimiteb, mad Gan
no 1 Sss..sssaS aimiisS, mad jy Ssts sy s..
80. 7Msdnsasaa. nod Sci ais. ''..''.
100 BORN.
$40. s-5dnenaus nad Stein Orleans.
1880 BORN.
so. 9-Suniet grpreB mad Can Srn1s
cisco .8:60 nnfnt.
SO. 10-Guniet ggpreb, mad Netp Orr
leans. .......... 100 nadts
gtetoria HipiF on.
Nnfunft -
SO. so1@@on Soultom, Sort aapaca,
gictoria, Guero ......7:20 nadm.
Gbfabrt-
Rn. sO2-Mad guero, gietoria. Bort
2abaea, Souiton ......7:55 bonn.
M., g. & e.
Mad Moroen-Gbfabrt
SO. EQofaI $500 BORN.
SO. 1O-aatb 2imiteb s.. 1000 mnra.
$40. 26-@ntb SIber -. 900 nnd,m.
$40. 22lgsa6 Souiton. 1890 abenbs
SO. 25-aatb Slber ......7:25 BORN.
SO. g. QofaI .........4:25 nahm.
SO. 9-aatp aimits6 lib nadsn.
$50. 21-8on Soufton 100 moraers
eanta Sc Is. &. 9. 81. 9epot).
SO. Bonn gorben s:55 BORN.
$40. 1--8om Roroen. 1920 nadbm.
9lbfabrtA
go. 6-Gah Dem Noroen. 500 nadm.
SO. S-Nah benz Noroen ..7:40 borm.
G. a., II. & q. IS. & g. g. Depot;
Mntunft -
30. 2-@on Corpus gbriiti ullo gorriao
tEprings. -. .4:55 nafnl.
go. Soon Corpus gbrifi. 700 BORN.
Mbfabrt
80. 1-na6 Corpus e5riiti unS earrisO
| 80. s spss,aI Corpus eiarifs $50 absuSs
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Sartnadia.

@ottin: a3uerit bat Dir uniet
tSousboftor g Bier perboten unh
iebt aud Der Spe8iaIar5t; oamit loa-
teit Oh Gid bod sufrieoen geben!@
Mann: yObo, nod lanse nidtl !.
1lno fpent id Sen erlter 9rofeiior Der
Staot foniultieren muB id geD'
biz CUR bodlften Snitona "
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Jriid) jeoen Sag : u8eo Spon".
9affee gu 35c per Bfuno. 3eimbarb
G. &c., 2affee : Store. 215 Rarp
ctr. grodett 4S7. Weiies Eel 1852.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1915-01-08
NEW COUNTY OFFICERS
But Few Changes Will Take Place In
the County Offices When
New Men Take Hold

The county officers elected in No
vember will assume their duties next
Monday, and in most cases the
changes are few, the only Office in
which there will be complete change
being that of the assessor.
In the Office of County Clerk w. G.
Birdwell becomes clerk and he has
selected Luroy Herman, the present
clerk, for his chief deputy, and Miss
Bessie Bacon, who was a candidate
for the Office but was defeated by Mr.
Birdwell, is to be the other deputy
In the auditors office, the CHIEF
deputy, w. D. Campbell, becomes the
auditor, and the present auditor
Richard Trask, becomes chief deputy
In the surveyors office, George D
Robertson, who has been the chief dep
uty under Mr.. Shorey, becomes engi
neer, and Mr.. Shorey is to be his CHIEF
deputy.
In the assessors Office R. A. Wiley
and his chief deputy, A, c. Girard
give way to Sherman Hoover, assessor
elect, and Asa B. Wilson, who was
the Democratic candidate for that Of
fee, will be the chief deputy.
On the board of commissioners two
new members will appear, C. N. viii
son being succeeded by ]. B. Kir
kaldie, of Elma, and E. Z. Fishel be
ing succeeded by E. S. Hubble of Ho
quiam.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1915-01-08

L. A. Phillips, of Moscow, Idaho, is
visiting the city.
F. c. Schmidt left yesterday morn
ing for Delta, Colorado.
3
Mayor Eugene France filed today as
a candidate for reelection.
-
A dance will be given tomorrow
night at the Grays Harbor Country
club.
Jesse F. Murphy, the we'll known
Seattle insurance man, is in the city
on business today.
Mrs. Ray R. Rogers underwent a
severe operation yesterday morning
at the Grays Harbor hospital.
P. H. King left Wednesday for Chi
cago, to arrange for the manufacture
and sale of his patent door strip.
-
Captain X. Y. Church is confined
to his home by an attack of appen
dicitis, with which he was seized sud
denly yesterday.
-
Fire was discovered at one o'clock
yesterday morning in an unoccupied
house at SOC West Hume street, own.
ed by ]. F. Myles. The origin Of the
fire is a mystery. The damage was
slight.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1915-01-08
DRY kiLNS BURN
Fire Destroys 100000 Shingles In
Dry Kiln Of Wilcox Single Com
pany Yesterday Morning

Fire in a dry kiln at the Wilcox
Single mill in South Aberdeen yes
terday morning did damage to the
contents amounting to $4,000. 1t ruin
ed about 100000 shingles and dam
aged the kiln to the extent Of about
$500. Mr.. Wilcox states the loss IL
covered by insurance.
From $40 o'clock yesterday morn
ing until after p. m, large part
of Aberdeen's department fought the
stubbon blaze. Its origin is not known
but presumably started from spon
taneous combustion. The kiln was 9
new one and modern throughout. II
was equipped with the latest fire
fighting apparatus, but despite this
the roof was burned through. The
sprinkler system deluged the shingles
but this water and water from sever
al lines of hose failed to extinguish
the fire until the tiled structure was
badly damaged. The firemen brought
out several loads of shingles, but
these, with those inside are a total
loss. The mill was not scorched.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1915-01-08
CAR KILLS HORSES.

While on the run to Cosmopolis
Tuesday night. the electric car ran
into three horses at the curve on
East Curtis street, killing all three Of
the animals. The horses belonged to
]. o. Shannon and had been placed
in the Book pasture and had broken
out and were on their way to their
stable when blinded by the head light
of the car, they could not get out Of
its way.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1915-01-08
DEATH OF ERIC A. ERICKSON.

Eric Avald Erickson died Tuesday
night, after lingering illness, aged
20 years, at his home, Jeffries and
Simpson streets. The funeral will
take place tomorrow afternoon SER
vices being held in the Whiteside
chapel and interment in the mauso-
leum. Mr.. Erickson is survived by
his wife and two children, his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. Erickson, three
sisters and two brothers.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1915-01-08
BOOM CASE REVERSED

The supreme court has reversed
the decisidn Of Judge Dykeman, OF
King County, in the case of the Wash
ington Boom Co. VS. Chehalis Boom
Co. The former company brought
suit to condemn land of the latter
concern, and the superior court held
that such condemnation of the lands
of similar company could not be
had. This the supreme court reverses,
on the ground that the land in ques.
ton had not been made use of in
20 years.
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under the budget. The total mileage
of roads was 50,32S and of walks
So. 703 miles.
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VEGETABLE soUFFLEs.

VEGETABLE SOUFFlES.
ECK luncheon or dinner q vegetable
snuffie is delicious. Most vege-
cables may be used for the pur-
pose. Care should be exercised in mix
ing the ingredients.
Drowned In the Oven.
Cauliflower Soufile.-Beat separately
the yolks and whites of three eggs.
Chop finely half a pound Of cooked
cauliflower and add half teaspoonful
of salt. pinch Of pepper and grated
Parmesan cheese to taste. Mix this
with the yolks of eggs and put in
well buttered pie dish with the stiff1y
beaten whites Of eggs on the top. Bake
in quick oven.
Tomato SOuffie.-Take three large TO-
mntoes. scald. skin and slice them.
Cook in double boiler with one bay
leaf, teaspoonful of salt, Il slice of
onion and six peppercorns for half an
hour until the tomatoes are thoroughly
cooked. Now melt two tablespoonfuls
Of butter and add two tabespoonfuls of
-four. Cook for a few minutes and then
add one cupful of the strained juice Of
the cooked tomatoes. Keep over the
| fire. and when smooth pour into it the
beaten yolks of three eggs and set
aside to cool. When cool add the
whites Of eggs, sprinkle with grated
cheese and bake in a moderate oven.
Novel Use Of Sweet Potatoes.
Sweet Potato Souffie.-Select small
swee. potatoes for this purpose. Slice
lengthwise in order to get layer of
potato without slicing across the grain.
Cut about twice as thick as Saratoga
potatoes in order to allow for two
crusts to the pun. Drop into cold water
for an hour, drain and wipe perfectly
dry. Have two pans Of fat in readi-
ness. one with the blue smoke just ris-
ing and the other rather hotter. Drop
few slices at time in the frst kettle
and let them remain until half done.
Drain and put them into the oven
where they will keep hot for i've min
utes. then plunge into the second
saucepan. Cook until brown.
Spinach Soufie.-Take a half peck Of
spinach. pick over. wash thoroughly.
drain and put into kettle with half
cupful Of water and teaspoonful Of
salt. Simmer ten or fifteen minutes.
take up. chop and press through COL
ander. Add two tablespoonfuls Of
cream. the yolks Of four eggs and
dash of cayenne. Fold in the beaten
whites Of four eggs and turn into
buttered dish. Cover the top with graf
ed breadcrumbs and bits of butter.
sprinkle with cheese and bake in hot
| oven. Serve with egg sauce.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1915-01-08
JOSEPH McCABE DIES

Word was received here last eve.
ming Of the death at New Orleans OF
Joseph McCabe, for a number of years
division superintendent Of the North
ern Pacific. From 1889 to 1899 he
made many trips up and down this
division on his private car and was
popular with all lumbermen. A. G.
Wellington, operator for the Contin.
entail Telegraph company in the MIL
waukee offices, worked under Mr.. Nc.
Cabe for a number of years.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1915-01-08
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

Miss Edna Stoy and Mr.. F. G.
Schoenberger were married Wednes
day afternoon, by Rev. F. F. w
Greene, rector of st. Andrews Epis-
cipal church. Mr.. Schoenberger has
been telegraph operator at the Union
station for the past three years, and
Mrs. Schoenberger has been employ
ed in Crammatte's Sweet Shop. The
happy couple have received the con.
CALCULATIONS of a host of friends.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1915-01-08
COUNTY FAIR ASSOCIATION

At the annual meeting of the Che
halls County Fair association, held in
Elma Monday, the following officers
were reelected: James Clancy, of
Elma, president; s. X. Bowes, of Alb
erdeen, vice president; ]. E. Pinck-
ham, Of Elma, secretary, and Earl
France, of Elma, treasurer.
John H. Taylor of Montesano, was
elected director, to succeed Frank
Leisnerf, Of Oakville. The financial
report showed a cash balance on hand
of $1,000. and it was planned to hold
the fair early in September this year.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1915-01-08
ADVERTISING ABERDEEN

The Sea Beach Packing Works is
engaged in a campaign OF publicity
for its products that is giving Aber-
deem a nation wide acquaintance. Full
pages are used in such high-priced
magazines at Good Housekeeping. the
Ladies Home Journal, and smaller
advertisements in other monthlies, as
we'll as the leading newspapers Of the
eastern cities. In each of those ad-
vertisements, prominence is given to
Aberdeen, as the headquarters Of the
firm.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1915-01-08
ELECTRICAL INSPECTOR.

Nat Hart, a member Of the fire de.
partment, is also electrical inspector.
as all buildings hereafter erected in
the city must have the wiring inspect
ed. An office has been fitted up for
him on the second floor of the city
hall by Chief Tamblyn, where he will
have office hours from 8 to 10 a. m.
and / to p. m. Neither Mr.. Hart,
as city electrician and inspector, nor
Chief Tamblyn as ex-officio inspector
will receive any extra salary.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1915-01-08
CALLlsoN WINS CASE.

The supreme court has reversed the
decision Of Judge Irwin in the case
Of the North Idaho Grain Co. vs. l. p.
Callison, Of the Chehalis Produce Co..
which gave the Idaho company a
judgment Of $4,000 against Callison.
The controversy arose over q large
transaction in hay several years ago.
in which the Idaho company sought
to collect for hay that was not shipped
to Callison.