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The Bridgeport evening farmer. [volume] (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1866-1917, 1915-02-02
ICY BREEZE
BLOWS OVER
HOSPITALS
Roraback Machine Will
Economic, IF It Can, By
Sighting Sick
WOULD MAKE COUNTY
PAY BILLS HEREAFTER
Evarts Reported Working
On Bill to "save" Quar-
ter Million
(Snecia1 20 The Farnerl

\ -
Hartford, Feb. 2--State appropria-
tions for hospitals will go by the
board at this session of the general
assembly, if a committee bill to be
presented this week by the joint COM
nfttees on Appropriation is passed.
According to a report at the capitol,
today, a majority of the committee is
in favor of changing the statute re1a-
tive to hospitkI appropriations. so
that the cost of maintenance and
expenses will devolve upon the coun-.
ties in which they are located, rather
than upon the state.
It is understood that members of
the committee are preparing bill to
this effect, which will be reported as
a committee bill this week.
Sen. Charles Evarts of Milford, is
in favor of the proposed change and
is said to have interested himself in
the drafting of the required bill, by
the committee on appropriations.
said today, g will relieve the state of
an expense amounting to more than
a quarter of a million dollars.
He believes that the several coun-5
ties, through their commissioners, are
better able to judge of the needs of
hospitals, within their limit, than are
the officials Of the state at large. He
also holds that it is unfair that the
people of To11and county, which. has
no hospital receiving state aid, should
be required to pay for hospitals in
other parts Of the state from which
they receive no benefits.
The Bridgeport and St Vincent's
hospitals have before the appropria-
ton committee requests for appropri-
ations of $4,000 each, for mainten-
ance and expenses.
The Bridgeport evening farmer. [volume] (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1866-1917, 1915-02-02
Many Attend Funeral
OF Mrs. John Wall
Especial to The Farmer)

h \
Southport, Feb. "A large crowd
accornpanied the, remains of the late
Margaret Conway Wall. wife of John
Wall, who died in Rochester, last week
to st. Thomas r. c.. church in Fair
field, where requiem high mass was
celebrated for the repose of her soul
yesterday morning at 9 O'Clock. Th<.
funeral was held from the home of
her father John Conway, on Harbor
Road. Rev. Father Blake celebrated
the requiem high mass and accompa.
MED the remains to the grave. The
floral tributes were large and numAr-
Gus, atteStiny to the esteem in which
she was held by her many friends
The pail bearers were: Joseph Lee
Edward Russse1ll, Henry Smith and
Mr.. F'innity.
The play Miss Fearless which the
Girls Friendly society of Trinity
church will produce before the open
ing of the Lenten season, was rehears-
ed, last evening, in the parish hall.
The cast gave good account of
themselves.
Josephine s. Heydrick, the lfbrar
ian at the Pequot library, has return
ed to her duties after a few weeks
vacation with relatives in Pennsy1-
.vania.
The monthly meeting of the South
port Civic association will be held
this evening in the Wakeman Me
mortal building.
At the meeting Of the Ladies' Aid
society of the congregational church
tomorrow evening, in the church par
Iors Miss Hagermeyer, of Hartford
will deliver the address.
The Bridgeport evening farmer. [volume] (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1866-1917, 1915-02-02
GERMAN LINES
BEGIN ADVANCE
UPON WARSAW

after a long period of preparation,
would appear today, judging from re-.
ports reaching London, to be putting
into execution their plans for an ad-
vance on Warsaw. At the same time
the Austrians seem to have renewed
their forward movement in the Car
pathian Mountains.
The fighting in the Carpathians is
expected to decide for the period Of
the war the mastery of the three most
important passes through the noun
tains-Uzsok, Dukla and Wyszkow.
The strategic value of these passes is
indicated by .the fact that Wyszok is
almost due south of Lemberg, while
Uzsok is in the same relative posi-
ton from Przemys1 and Dukla is sit
uated similarly with regard to Cra-
Continued on Page 2. 4
The Bridgeport evening farmer. [volume] (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1866-1917, 1915-02-02
Dodge
Commission
Government
POISONED Needle Jabbed In
TO plan That Machine Fos-
tered Until 1t Gained I'm
expected Strength.

rhe Republican machine thinks 1t
Afaa found q way to get out from un-
,5ar 4a1e commission government plan,
guz1fch It fostered until a dangerously
ta,.~e number of Republicans became
converts to the new system. SO that
the machine doesn't know how to let
Tsile scheme is to have Mayor Wilson
Krab the plan in public, and kiss it to
death.
night, when the mayor sent in his veto
Of the resolution by which the Com
mon Council, two weeks ago, honestly
attannpted to push the thing along.
This resolution arranged for the prep
arataon OF q commission charter, for
submission to the General Assembly.
and it's later submission, in COM
pleted form, to the people
The veto message wasF filled with
the sound Of osculation. The poison
needle followed. in a recommendation
to put the question on the machines
in Ehree parts, which the politicians of
the mayors. encourage confidently ex-
{pect will split the yes vote into three
sections, and permit the no vote to be
registered solid, with the entire weight
sof the political machinery behind it.
Also it is hoped if the plan gets by
the voters it may be delayed for an
other two years, upon a pretext that
the delicacy and Importance of the
question prevent the charter being in
time for presentation to the General
Assembly.
The Bridgeport evening farmer. [volume] (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1866-1917, 1915-02-02
ENGLISH NEWSPAPER
PRAISES PRES. WILSON

London, Feb. 2. - In an editorial
dealing with the ship purchase bill
now before the United States Senate,
The Times says it is satisfied that
President Wilson has given the ques-
ton most mature consideration since.
August and desires to, avoid controver-
sizes which, it is the wish of all neu-
trails to avoid, and he will use the
greatest discretion within the powers
conferred under the bill should it be-
come law.
The Bridgeport evening farmer. [volume] (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1866-1917, 1915-02-02
Report of Investigators of Accounts of Defunct
Banking House Discloses Startling Condition
of Firms Finances.
LOSSES FOR ELEVEN YEARS
ARE PLACED AT S3l5,457.56
Surprising Details of How Depositors of Private
Banking House Came to Suffer Heavy Losses
in Closing of Its Doors.

the methods of unsupervised private banking
peared in the report Of experts made today to Referee John
Banks the affairs Of the bankrupt firm of Burr Knapp
For II half earshe firm did business at loss Of
90 cents per year. making total loss of S31545756
During the period the partners drew down salaries
the of 986O3 and paid themselves
during the period the of $195,339
The partners who participated in these drawings We're
then his widow Mary H Burr.
$6i439of H. NJ Knapp, who received $82 o7
Mrs L Knapp wife Of H M Knapp who received $34
1854.
amounting to s1244o85 81 found
in suspense account
The investigation made by Leslie Banks & Co., pub
lie accountants who report as foowss-
The eobjec Oft thus
Of
Of
to
balance
of
in ss7 for ae
dandw
yventur a hope
maxim
the books plac
foregon result is
Year rod
The Bridgeport evening farmer. [volume] (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1866-1917, 1915-02-02
STORM DELAYS.
BRIDGEPORTERS
Especial to the Farmer. }

> HARTFORD, Feb. because Of the
storm which delayed the legislative
trains, none of the Bridgeport de1ega-
ton in either House was present
when the session convened today. The
Senate which had only House business
before it for reference was adjourned
when Senators Bartlett. Comley and
O'Cone1l- arrived shortly before noon.
Representatives Garlick and Kelly got
in on the tail end of the House sessi on
which. adjourned shortly after noon.
The Bridgeport evening farmer. [volume] (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1866-1917, 1915-02-02
JUDGESHIP HEARINGS
AT LEGISLATURE
fspecial to The Farmer.)

Hartford, Feb. 2.-The judiciary
committee will hold a hearing Wednes-
day on the Seante resolution appoint
ing Senator F. E. Bartlett judge of
the city court of Bridgeport. Many
other judgeship nominations are also
scheduled for hearing at the, same
time.
The Bridgeport evening farmer. [volume] (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1866-1917, 1915-02-02
NO OPPOSITION TO
CHARLES. J. BENNETT
Especial to The Farmer.)

Hartford, Feb 2.-The joint standing
committee on executive nominations
of which Senator Bartlett of Bridge
port is chairman will have a hearing
Thursday Gov. HoLcomb's reap
pointment of Charles J. Bennett
state highway commissioner. The
hearing will be of perfunetory ma
ture no oposition is expected ana
Mr.. Benefits name will be transmit
ted Immediately to the senate for con-
frmation.
The Bridgeport evening farmer. [volume] (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1866-1917, 1915-02-02
COURT ADMITS 19
NEW CITIZENS HERE

Nineteen applicants were granted
citizenship papers by Judge Webb in
in the superior court this morning
Three were rejected, two to allow
time for more study and a third be-
cause he needed IT, deposition of an
other witness. I'll examination of
applicants was continued this after
noon and will also be resumed tomor-
row.
The Bridgeport evening farmer. [volume] (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1866-1917, 1915-02-02
THE WEATHER.

Snow OF, sIeet tonight and Wednes-
day, followed by clearing; slowly ris-
'-Ng temperature. East gales.
The Bridgeport evening farmer. [volume] (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1866-1917, 1915-02-02

Mrs Ella Van Tine of New Eork,
committed suicide by hanging In a
sanitarfum at Stamford, Coma.
The Bridgeport evening farmer. [volume] (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1866-1917, 1915-02-02

A
aHngey andv was
sale of
The Bridgeport evening farmer. [volume] (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1866-1917, 1915-02-02

Another Edgar Thompson furnace at
Braddock, Pa was started
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-06-08

Dem gr0Bten Gntbu'ia@ml5 aetelcrt.
PIN Ser groBen @nroOc, wclAe ge'
tern 9lbenO ItottfonS, nabmen Sol'
oatcn, BrieIter, Stu0enten lnO Sri,
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llng lbeil. Bic Fara0e 3oG por Den
GllirinaI, no bic &npellcn oic 9tatio-
nolbpnnc ipielten. Nic italicniId)c
6laBge mur0c auf eincn1 @alfon aufa
gC5oqen, no iid oie a0niginnltter
Mnrgbcritu, Der &ronprtn5 &umbert,
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5cr5og Don @cnuo 5ei8tcn.
Gic boben 6crriGaiten perbclrgtcn
Iid mic6crbolt Dor Der Wcnge, melde
in beaciitcrte ISubclruie ausbrnd).
Gieie bicItGn nod all, nahocn Die
9litglic0cr oe5 &0nigsbouie5 lid
micOer 2uriidge3ogen batten. Der
aronpriE5 trat Damn no6nlal5 ullf
Sen 9alfon lm6 foroertc, icine Wus
troierniitc ihmcnfcn0, Ooa @olf alr
Orci ,Gpipa5" oui Seer lu1o ,Slotte
allS3ubringen.
Di y til Of c M cl l6ung.
Som ii6er Faris, I. Srni. -
$oieiiac 3citlngen berihten, OaB ga.
ron Don &i10cnburg, irii6cr 9tat6 Der
oeutihcn @oticbnit, lueIher nit Dem
3iiritcn pom 9iiloD 9ton ocrlaiIcn
bat, pieoer nadl ,Stalien 5ltriifge.
febrt lei. lNcGrere @erioncn beibt
cs, ha6en erflQrt, i'm geieben 5u bo.
ben. Gic Folijei unO oas 2Iusmdrtige
2[mt iin0 bon 0ieien MittbelIungen
bena9rihtigt lporoen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-06-08
Ser 6c(o3u08plan Der
1Stoltcner.

lln0ine, 3tolien pia Gbinl'o
lmO Gari5, 7. 3uni. - 0ortc aom-
pie iino 3ltr 3eit bel @raoiSco lmo
in ser llmge1en0 OicIcr Stoot inn
@nngc.
Gin ollgentcincr ttalicliid)cr &or,
morid ijbcr Sen 3ion}o-6hlb nnf els
ner 9inic pon Goporctto bis jlIr Sec,
cine Strcfe bon ehua 40 Ntcllen,
miro icbt ms Ncrf geicbt.
Iic italieniidjcn 9eb0rocn bi!Ilen
cincn 6iftcn Sdlcier Inn Die ltnllents
ic6en Cpcrationen. Nihtsoeitopeni9er
fam man inQcn oaB Die itdlicniihen
9ruppen al sen Straben bon Gor'
mons, Gollnanopn mo Gerpi9nano
in groBen Moiicn conjcntrlrt moroe'l
iino.
Ser bon ocn 6iterreic6ii6en GRIP
pen aeleiItete @ioerIton0 miro tdgllh
Itdrfer. Gic Siii}iere Oes itallent.
i6en Stabes itb0pien Die SoTTnltn9,
SAP sic italieniiden Grlppen bier
burd an GntihIoiicnDcit gclplnnc1
iper6cn.
9olmino, an Ser Gillette 0c3 &ion'
80 gclegen, lit eineS Ser Satptjlcle
ser italieniIhen Gperntionen.
,&crfaiiungs ia 9" &C.
feiert.
n M, pia Earis, Z. Sitlli.-Ger
Ieriaiillngstag lpuroe geItcrn BON
allen alaiien Der gepolferung NIT
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-06-08
Der ofterrei6il6e 25eri6t.

pon ser Stoot bcfinOeu, luGbren0 an
bcre 9tohrihtcn 0ie Gnticrnllug mlr
oui chpu 5cbn McIen ih6bcn.
Gent 6 Oeitcrreihcr in
9iinitiacr gage.
@Crliu, I. Slni, ilber 2on0on
- Spc3iolocpeihcn mcIde in Der
lin aus Dem 0itcrrcidiiden 4rnrcc-
6auptQuartier cingctroiicn iino, &C.
ben gcpiiie gin5elbctcn iibcr Bic
ginnabme bon Er5enp5l ourd Die
SeiterrcicGer uno Gertidcn, melfc
bisber niht oer0iicntlift porOel
iino.
Gic teutouiic6en @cr6iinoeten mad.
ten 1000 @ciougcne lln0 Crbcltetcn
81 aanonen un0 80 Mai6inen9e.
mebre, ais lie in Er5ennSl einjogen.
Gie rliiiidc @arniion bate 9eieb.
erbultcn, Gr5empSl bis gum lebten
Mann 5u balten iic mltrOc ie0od bon
Dem fllrdtbarcn 2lrtillericfeucr Der
Gcutidcn m0 Ceitcrrei6cr iibcrUGI.
tigt.
9uIcS 5eigt an SAB oie teltoniidcn
gcrbiinoeten Die iehSte @o6e hires
6clo3ug5 in @ali3ien nit perbci.
Bungspollem 2lus6lid beginner. Die
9iuiien baben ibre 2inie am 3luiic
San uuigeben miiiieh lmo ipie es
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-06-08

}elbeitcn iibcr Die 3erIt0rung cine8
Observation-Disclosures Ourd britiihe
6licger 5miidcn 0jent mo 9riiiicl.
Gr erflGrt, 0oB Der vGelcgrooi"
cine 9epei6c bon @cnt erbaltcn bn-
be, meIhe beiogt 0oB Scr r3eppelin"
bel ieinem ,5oQ mli cinem @oiien'
beim lonocte. 3pci gtonnen un0
5uei @oiicn ioQen babel gct6otct
porOen iein, pdDrcno oiele 2InOerc
in Dem Snititltt ongcbIidD @erIetrn'
gen crIitten 1aben. Die Wnnnidolt
oes r3eppelin", beItebcno aus IS
Wnnn, fam llm's &eben.
SAT- 2embcrg'S jeOcn u II.
genblid ) Il crn art cn.
2on0on I. &lni. - telegram
me aus 8icn beiogen, oaB 2cmberg,
oie SauptItaot oc5 6iterreihiidcn
aronlanocs @olBicn oic ii6 iebt
nod in 0cn 6Gnoen ser &uiien be-
iinoct, ieocn 2luaenblid bon Sen
oclltih 0Iterrci6iiHen Sruppen ge'
nommen uerOen mag. Gic 9tah'
riht fonmt in elmer 1epeihe aus
aopenbagen an sic n@r6unge Gcle'
graph Co."
Cine Meloung ans Ser Giterrcidis
ihen 5auptiio0t ertldrt, OaB Oie telr'
toniihen @er6iinoeten iiG 20 Meilen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-06-08
lrr Irnkt.
&niflder 9ilfsfren3er
,,Mrmur."
Snrdb Seutitbes 1tsSrrt
in Sitiee.

@cttcrc Cpicr ser tlcincu ocuti6cn
Iullbbootc. - Ntebrcrc brtttihe
6obr3cugc In ocn @rlno 8cbobrt.
Sn foit oQen 6daen crbaIt
Ole @cmonmruo bjnrcibcnoc
6rilt ijA III Siher6cit 3u brin.
gCn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-06-08

iheint, wer0en lie aud ibre Stellnn'
gen am 6luiie Gnieiter balo perlle-
rem. Cic nGmliden Mittbeillngen
5pigcn neiter an, OaB Die 9tuiien oIt'
lid lmo noro0itlih uOn G5ernomib
bereits oen Hild5ug begonnen baben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-06-08

SSCltcrC Apter Der tlGlllCn otllllIpel
Euuhbootc. - W}ebrcrc brittIh(
6obr3cugc In ocn @run0 8cbobrt
- Sn foit ollen 6Guen erbaIi
oic @cnanmuo binrcihcno(
6rilt ij@ iu Siber6eit 3u brin.
gen.
@crItm I. Jlmt (0robtlo8 nod
SuuUiQc, 80. - Die nadItebcn-
sc offi5icQc GrtlGrung muroe beutc
bier crlniicn:
Gin 0clttiheS llntcrIceboot bot onl
4. <ni Sen ruiiiihcn arct3er oAr'
muir" bon Der 3meiten aloiic in Der
gtabe cincS SitieGbofcn8 gum Sinten
qcbroht.
(Ginc boI6oTii5icae Grtldrung, Die
ocItcrn pom 8ctrogroo fam beIogte,
bub Sos rliiiihc &ric9Sidiif ogent.
lei" III scr Office bon cinem Oelttlden
Iold6oot pcricntt lporocn lei. Der
.9lrmllr," ciu Wtincnlcger bon 1926
Eonncn Displacement, lpor elm
Sdmeitcridiff 6cS vgeniIci", nno eS
1T moGriGeinIih, bob Oic 9tonen Die
icr bciocn Shiife permedielt purOen.
Offcn6or 1T n1tr cines oerlel6en IN
0cn @runo gcbobrt mor0en,)
@rittihc 9urfe ~5 un'
Gi0bt" pcricnft.
2onooL 7. SUM. - Die britt
idc @orfe ,Sunligbt" BON 2iperpool,
cin 1obr3el,g bon 1898 &onnen
Rol,ninbult, lit BON cincm Nenti1en
llntcrIce6oot bcricnft morOcn.
Scr aopitGn rn0 Oie 0tonnIhott
Oc8 5GiffcS trofen beutc in aueenSs
tolun Elm. Sic crfldrten DoB ibnen
3cit gcpGBrt worocn ici Die Het'
tlu,qSbootG 81 bcitcigclL che oo8
Tuudboot 6o8 6obr5el8 our@ meb-
rcre S6iliie oui Den @runo beIor-
6crte.
(Qic 9}orfc y5lrnligbt" fllbr ant
I. Wtoi BON MocoriS, Sonto Qonlln'
40, nod Dem GlD0c 6hrB ob.
Tiidcr6ompfcr oon
gGci6eu g 6idiol
credit.
Ser fSiIderOonlpfcr v9ronlio"
bon Sua 1T BON cincm Oeltti6en I'M
tcrIcc6oot olti Ocu @rlnO beforoert
mor0cn. Qic @eiutrrng cnttom ltno
wur0c in GcterbcoO 8eIonoct.
Star OF tGc @e it" in oen
@runo ge6 obrt.
\2on0on, I. Snli. - Cine De.
peidc ans 2l6crOcen, S6ottlano, mel.
set, OoB Der britiihe Gontpfer Star
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fleiner Compiler; cr bate eInen
Mallnlinbalt Don ctma 64 Sonnen
lnO cine 2Gngc BON t13 6uB. Gr
pur oo$ Gigentbum elmer abers
occncr 6irmo un0 pur0e im Sabre
1902 gebout)
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pcrni d tct.
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Id,cr Gonlpfcr "9trctic" 1T i'll Der
gIorbIcc bon cipcm oclttidcn Gou1'
boot gum Sinfen ge6rodt Woroen.
6ilnf 0titgIic0er Scr 9enan-
nung wurocn gerettct; Die onoeren
bier muroen 0ur6 oaS @eIdilsreuer
bc8 III" .gootes gct0otet.
Gcuti6er S @ilIf8freu6er
3crit0rt?
2on6on 7. 2llni. - Der oe1tt'
fdc SillfSfrcu5cr nSermonn BON
g8iBmunn" 1T elmer bellte glbeno bonn
britii6cn EreBbureou gcnlo6ten Of,
fi5iellen 2lnfiinoi9ln9 5ufolge nobe
Gpbinrboben 3eritort moroen.
5run36iiihcr yt tner'
Geger gci1nten.
8urts, 7. SUM. - 3os Wtas
rineminiiterilrn1 CAB beltte 6oIgenneS
befonnt: Ser iron56iilhe gtinen'
lcaer ,Guiabiunca" lit am Gingon9
elmer 9udt im 9legGiiden Wteer ouf
cine 0tine geItoBen uno aeinnten.
Ger aupitGn ltno ein anoerer Sttt'
icbeint, ner0en iie aud i6re Stellun'
gen am 6lriie Gnieiter balo oerlie'
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-06-08


Nnaier ~ 4n Die nadscnOe $efaHntmodn" ber bic arieas'
Ngc in Sit nuo Seit:
@eIlider &riegsidonplat
oGie Sranson babcu lire Nngfic au SHb6bnng 2Os
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SeTb meicr gefGmpt mirS.
lnicre Ytun bel @anqnOs mnrb octern anasrien srot
bem bic Sranoeu Srnnbnng nrnmentc heunbu mee nuere
gonsrd6cn nit brcnneuben 6stcn Ocfteu scona i6nn n
&utun cinsnbrinau Ser Nub ,ua d nadm uere
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Scf der &rteg danplGb.
N0rOlidJ anrdnm fat Td nn @aOaleric cncn eraan8
6er ben 6ln &inban erwnngn nnN 1T III iofIr &dtnug
geradt.
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pie5gsti.
SHb6nlidcr GrteaSi6unplut.
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banOeten nSaeiammt 33,S05 @efunsme in bic 6anOe
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feses &obrn9en Ort Sic babn ben 6euO ou 0sne, norbO
lid WOsstu, 5nrIfsriebcn Sin She'll Der ben erreien
armce inter bem &OmmanOO Ses Generals Gnn9cn bat b 3n
ben Sre gefren nnb Die SGbe nGSd Dem Cn i'm
Stnrm genommcn &eiter Oh nn %crOanng Senbes
Die MOma ans Somas5Owee Gue erre Die 3ab Der in been
aampien eemadn @ansnen lit an mbr ais 10000 9cic9en
Der 0ferretGtGe 2tertdjt.
8e II, po 2ombon Snni GGs Gicrrcdii6 Griegsmini
per6ifeihe bente Nno Die uadebnOc Gmtc nInb9us
uSe Anaie Der Gercid bencn @rmcen maiden nDrOlid
WOssa 0ai5ien bbcnnme Sordrte General EinNn9ens
Nrmee Ba nadbem tic SrGfenpf bel nana trm bate
AMI oem Norbuu bes Sueter feten Gnf geoft
Su ben @ettcn in Der NGbe Fremgsl nO lett bem W
ais 10000 cfaugene tentunn &erbHnben SGube
gefaaen.
Sm abdcu eaSt6eaer @n5trnppen in me6reren
fenereu cfcden eriolsred seIcn. Die aeu enen nit tar
fen Srmppcnmaln an ben SrOu5O OOr5nmardircn."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-06-08

3ier, ionic GA 5eetelte tpuroen bon
cinem britiihen lorpeooboot- 3erit0'
rer ouigeiiiht. Dt6gli6er 8eiie bus
ben anoere lleberIebcnoe ole aitite er4
rcitlt, no iie in @eiangenidaft Der
Giirfen gerotbeu iein m0gen."
Ger fron50iiide U}ineuleger
iobIonco" mar pon 495 &onnenq i
lno 262 SUB lang. Die geidbung
&uiieu ge6Gn &erluit
CtnC5 SitlfSfre1ts
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-06-08
tenbere'a Gi,tnahme Itiinaid) 2n rrmarten
SieseSbeute ner 9enti9sScicrreider cnorut.
9ie 2tbienSuns Der amcrifanidjem Stote ner5Oaert.
2seridjt oes oeuf(Gen Generafaa6s.
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&erlu, Z, Snui Dia 2OnoOn Sus Senihe SLrmecSanpt'
quarter crlf Die nuhnhc %ctanutmadnua ber Die SraS
lNge in St NIB @eit:
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-11-21

Three cupfuls mashed sweet pota-
toes, IL cupful sugar IA cupful but
ter, IA cupful raisius, Ia cupiul
broken pDoaus or walnut meats l-3
tcaspoonful salt, few grains cinnamon
or nutmeg, IA pound marshmalloWs.
Peel and cut potatoes IN small pieces
and boil as Irish potatoes. Three
moderately large sweet potatoes viii
bp ample for the amount specified.
When mashed, add the sugar, butter.
salt and spice. beat till light and
puffy, and stir in the raisins and
nuts. Pile i'm a buttered baking dish
dot with the m1rshualluws and
brown Mrs. Jessie Terry Moore,
Box 324, Amory, Miss.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-11-21
French Dressing for All Kinds Of
Salads

-Four tablcspoonfuls Of olive OIL z
tablespoonful viuega, y tablespoon
ful lemon juice y level teasponfuI
salt IA tcaspoonful pepper l slice
onion Ia teaspooaful paprika. Take
a thin slice of onion and cash this
with tho salt and peper and paprika
Then add the oil, vinegar and lemon
Juice. Beat with the fork until 1t is
creamy. If you want 10 use 1T right
away, put a little piece Of ice in the
dressing while you stir 1T. You can
make a lot Of this dressing at once
and keep II in the ice box. When it
stands a little while the oil and Vine
gar will go apart, but just beat 1t up
again.
If you want to use this dressing
with a fruit salad. use orange or
grapefruit juice instead Of the lemon
and vinegar. II you want to use it
with plain lettuce salad, add a
chopped hard-boiled egg. a table
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-11-21
Where to Worship Today

mthipns l2:l3. Sunday school for the
children at $3.50 a. m. Testimonial
meetings every Wednesday at s p. m.
This church maintains a free Chris
uJu Science reading room in Central
National bank building room PIG,
which is open TO the public every day
except Sundays and legal holidays
from 1880 TO 5 p. IN. Here the Bible
ana an authorized Christian Science
literature may be read, or purchased
u desired All arc cordially invited t1
attend the services ana visit the read
ing room.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-11-21

Short Cuts.

These stalls may also be used when
preparing vegetables for cooking.
When the fruit season is over they
should be well riused off rubbed with
olive OIL powdered with talcum and
put away for another year. This,
of course, applies only when they are
kept for use during the preserving
season and laid away from year to
year Mrs q. T. Lane