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Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1916-05-18

E. c.. Clarey, the Osnabrock drug
gist was in town Friday for a short
time.
Mrs. A. l. Koehmstedt returned to
the city Monday from a short visit to
the Alex Borho home at Nekoma.
E. d. Washburn left Saturday for
Minneapolis after spending a week
among a number of Langdon friends.
Candidate petitions, for state legis-
lative or county otfice-the right kind
for any old party on sale at this office
Wheat Buyer Heille, one of the
leaders on the grain market at Wales
was down the line Monday returning
north on the freight.
Frank Delling was here Saturday
from Milton along with Joseph Nc
Gauvran of Osnabrock a short time in
the afternoon on business.
Ed. Lothspeich returned on Satur-
days train from a stay during most
of the week at Osnabrock and Milton
attending to business matters.
G. E. Dustin, one of the business
hustlers of Clyde, and for several
years past, assessor of Bruce town.
ship, was a visitor in the city yes
terday.
Leslie McGauvran was the pilot of
an Overland touring car run up from
Grand Forks on Saturday for one of
the customers of the Sparkling auto
garage.
Jas. Austin went north Tuesday to
Hannah returning from a trip to the
st. Paul stock yards where he market
ed a car shipment of cattle and hogs
at a top price.
Mrs. M. E. Hall, mother of Mrs.
j. H. Harlan was an arrival yester-
day from her home in Grafton and
will visit during most of the summer
here at the home of her daughter.
DR.. Chas. Porter, of Calvin, was
Il Io"i liQlSudy SiiIoQLC ilOIilC IIOil
Grand Forks, where he attended the
three day sessions of the state den.
tai association during the fore part of
the week.
Thos. Colvin, who some time ago
disposed Of his blacksmith business
and machine shop at Easily, to remove
to Grand Forks has decided to locate
in Langdon and work at his trade for
the summer.
City Assessor j. H. Harlan reports
a total registration of 262 voters il
the three wards of the city. The
figures make a showing of a gain Of
the total vote of Langdon city which
includes each of the three wards.
Mrs. Milton Reed, who has bee
here from Grand Forks for some littl,
time at the Jas. Reed home, had
fine bouncing baby boy awaiting tn
coming of her husband on his arriva
Friday. The happy event occurre
the day previous.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1916-05-18
Today's wheat-$1. 10.
The board of county commissioners
is in session this week.

The board OF county commissioners
is in session this week.
Twelve applicants for teachers,
certificates are reported as having
taken the examination held last week.
Eleven Of the applicants wrote here
at Langdon and one at Munich.
Since its re.opening in the Opera
House, the management of the Elec-
tric Theatre has decided to dispense
with it's regular nightly program and
for the present only gives Saturday
evening shows.
The removal from the S. E Desros-
Ter property on Sixth street of the
wreckage that has remained there
since the cyclone of seven years ago
is one of the noticeable improvements
in the residence part of the city dur
ing the week.
Real spring weather is later than
usual in putting in an appearance,
there still being quite a tinge OF frost
in the early morning air. Yesterday
morning the local government Their
mometer showed a minimum tempera-
ture of twenty.nine degrees.
On Sunday the 18th inst, a son
was born to Blacksmith and Mrs.
Alex Borho, of Nekoma, who recently
removed to that place from Mowbray.
The event is one of more than ordinary
rejoicing as this youngster is the
first arrival in the home circle.
On Friday afternoon the guile
ladies' of the Presbyterian church hac
a social hour from three to six O'Clock
in the church parlors, complimentary
to Miss LaBelle Mahon, whose we'd
ding it is announced will be a Lang
don society event in June.
On Monday of this week E. c.
Pitheon renpened the Red From
variety store in its new quarters-the
Chisholm building north of the Boye
department store-with an entire new
stock of endless variety since the fire
of May 1st, in which he suffered {
loss of stock and fixtures that wa:
practically total.
Cando was to have opened its sche'
dule of games in the Valley base bal
league with a double header of game
Sunday and Monday at Grand Forks
but for the heavy rains that prevailed
Milton Reed is again manager of thu
Cando team this season and playing
second base in the lineup of tn
team.
The track team of the Langdol
high school has quite a number o
entries made in the card of field an
track events at the state interscho]
.astic meet to be held at Grand Fork
the last w days Of this week an
the following compose the bunch 0
promising young athletes who will
represent the L. H. S. colors in fas
company on the campus of tn
University in the preliminaries o
Friday and finals of Saturday: Ar
Robertson, Llewellyn Row, Ale
Mclean, Kinsell Johnston, WILDER
Liebeler, Ross Opie and Morga
Mercer. The boys will be accom-
panied on the trip by Principal Rab
of the high school and several athle
tic devotees of the high school classes
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1916-05-18

C. B. Mcmillan was here Friday
and Saturday from Hannah looking
after his county seat banking interests
If you want the best drill on the
market you will buy a Fuller & John
son. For sale by M. Liebeler. adv
Auditor Eide took Tuesdays train
for Fargo, where a meeting of the
county auditors from Owe the state
is being held this week.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1916-05-18
COMING EVENTS.

May 25-96 : Eighth Grade Final Exams.
May 22-27-Cavalier County Gopher Week
MAY 26-Langdon Inspection Day,
May 3O-Decoration Day
June 9-24-Teachers Institute
June estate and County Election
July 7-12-Milton's Chantauqua.
July 19-20-2l-Cavalicr County Fair
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1916-05-18

Hans J.. Dahl, deputy county audi
tor, returned Monday accompanied by
Mrs. Dahl and children from a short
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1916-05-18

Additional Local News on Page Three
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-11-23

W roku 1878 Szydlowiec pre-
chodzi IA wlasnoSc hi. Radziwil
low. W roku 1891 Mikolaj Radzi
viii. wojewoda trocki postanowia
IL Ia Try krole wybierac bedzie
dw6ch radnych a mieszczanie od
siebie r0wniez dwoch. i CT cztere.j
maja wymierzac sprawiedliwosc
kary pieniezne pobierac IA sw6j
doch6d. W akcie t.ym oznacza
czynsze Z dom6w. placow od RE
miosl. wyrobu piwa i wodki. vre
szcie wklada ia mieszczan obowia
EEK dostarczania ma woj ne y
pieszych zolnierzy. Podstawa po-
myslnoSci miasta byly jarmarkl.
Pierw>ze diva nadal Zygmullt /.
w roku 1905, nastepnie Zygmunt
I. W roku 1889 ustanowif 5 jar
mark6iw a August Ill dodal W
roku 1857 jeszcze cztery.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-11-23

prawia swe dziwactwa. Pred ME
czasem pewne towarzy--
stwo sk}adajace sic z Polakow,
il Polek, odwiedza1o Lebork. Pc
wien niemiec slyszac ma ulicy roz
mawiajacych pc polsku, oburzo--
NY tracil pewna pania z tego to-
warzystwa }okciem, ably tym spo
sobem dac wyraz swej nienawis-
ci do wszystkiego, co polskie: POI
nie:i prey obiedzie W hotelu razi-
la polska rozmowa tego towarzy-
silva kilku Niemc6w, kt6rzy o.
box siedzieli. Pc r6znych dowci-
kach zaziadal jakis mfody Me
mice g}osno: "ein deutsches
Bier Mona by}o sic tylko
Esmiac z takiej niedorzecznosci pol
ska NOVA rozjatrzonych Mem
COW.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-11-23
GALICYI
TYSIACE MAST I WS1
ZNISZCZONE!

szydlowiec - Z powodu dwu-
krotne,j gospodarki nieprzvjaciel
skiei masowego przechodu
woisk miasto bardzie.j moze. ami
zeli ktorekolwiek inne zoStaio III
szczaca sita wojenna d%otkniete.
NajboleSniejszym niewatpliwie
wypadkiem by}o podminowanie
w~ysadzenie w powietrze przez All
stryakow wiez starozvtnego kos
cio}ka Z roku 14O1 i pieknego IA
tusza gotyckiego Z p ierwszei pc
lowy 1890 wieku.
Szydlowiec ley Is worst ma
poludniowy zachod cd Radomia
PREY szosie z Radomia do kielc.
kiedy Szydlowiec otrzymat pra-
wo miejskie i kiedy przeszed} IA
wlasnoS;t Odrowaz6w ME wiado-
mo. Wedle tradycyi poczatek
miastu mieli dac dwa.j bracia
Stawko i Jakub Odrowaz. W roku
1927. Stanislaw Odrowaz. kaszte
Ian radowski. otrzymal W roku
147O cd kr6la kazimierza Jagiel
loniczvka przywilej. przenoszacy
miasto Szydlowiec i wsie: Szydlo
wiecka VIOLA, Dyn6w. Prandocm.
i Grabowska VIOLA z
polskiego ma niemieckie.
Cmar} on " roku 1893 i costa
vii z dwu ION 20 dzieci.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-11-23
K0bieta z B0st0nu
P0leca 90 sWym
p%rzyjacio}om
Popularna kobieta z Bostonu powiada re Tonoline
okaza}a sic dobra ola niej.

1nteresuiacem Jest zawsze los}uchac zeznania
| waszych rrzyiaci6k. a osobliwie jezell wiecie ze
sa szt zerze j p lawdzlwe " cpcwiedaniu, Dodano
zainteresowanie jest uformowane prze7 jedna z
waszych przyjaci6} kt6ra Gale z;cie spedzila W
Bostonie gdzie jest dobrce znana " sp6ieczen-
stwie
Taxa osoba Jest Annie Stewart. kt6ra mieszka
" Bostonie. i posiada szacunek i %zaufanie swych
wso6l towarzyszeb z checia chce cswiadczyc
kazdemu kto sic zg}osi udowodric nastepujace
potwierdzone zeznanie.
.,Cierpialam ma bolesci zoiadka przez ~cstatnie
siedem lat, byl to rodzaj niestra~nosci i dyspepsia
s1ia}am napady zawrotu i boil glowy. a skoro ziad-
lam nieco pokarm6w zda}o sic chciec fermentowac
i rawodcwalo gazv formujace sic W zoladku. Mia
lam bolesci " calem ciele i by4am chronicznie "a
pchana. Moja watroba byla cdretviala ! czufanl
sic og6lnie do niczs go Leczyiam sic byfam "
Bylam tax nerwowa lnfespokojna re v nocy ME
moglam spokojnie spsc. Cay nagromaczoEe pod
screen spowodowa'y palpilacye. u gdy rcdrios-
lam sic .ano bylam tax zmeczora jakbym miala
upasc. Okclo diva %tygodnje temu zacze}sm hrac
tonoiine moge~ prawdziwie twierdzic re zrobila
cuda " mel chorobie. Czuje sic jakby nova ko-
beta j moge jesc wszystkie pokarmy. Sypiam ca
}e noce i niemarn wiecej dolegliv osci ami bolu:
czeczyviScie. ono mnie wyleczyio i polecam go
Wszystkim mym przyjacioiom. poniewaz byfo ola
mnie acknowledgement"
Kazda dobra apteka so7zedaje i quarantine to-
moline.
$a rczmaite syrap tony tel choroby ktorym to-
Molina pomaga. Rzeczywiscie. ktokolwie lex cierpiaf
By ma zofadek. zatwardzenie. dyspepsye. cdbija-
ME gazow. ely oddech. napady bolu glowv. licha
cyrkulacye, pocenie " nocy. niedobre czucie zat-
kanie zo}adka. oblozony ezyk hub Ella korapleS-
sye.
Przestroga = Poniewaz tonolina jest rolecana
jake cdnowiciel ciafa ci ktorzy ME zyczy!iby sobie
pr, ybrac cis}a Is funt6w albo wiecej niepowinni
Ell uzywac trwale.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-11-23
ZPOZNANSKIEGO
JABIKA I SLIWKI OBkOzO.
NE ARESZTEM.

PoZnan. Dziennik Poznanski. Z
dnia 20 vrzesnia, donosi co ia.
stepuje:
"Jab}ka i sliwki obfozono are.
sztem. Zastepcza %generalna ko.
menda piatego korpusu armii o.
glasza, re celem zapewnienia wo:
sku i ludnosci marmelad-ok}ada
sic aresztem wszystkie jablka
Sliwki w obrebie korpusnym, {
lie jeszcze ME zosta1y Z drew
zerwane. Wolno je sprzedawat
t.ylko osobom posiadajacym legi-.
tymacye, zaopatrzona W stempe]
wojennego urzedu zywnosciowe,
go. Oblozone aresztem jablka j
$liwki nalezy przechowywac sta.
rannie. dop6ki ME zglosza sic
pc ME osoby, ktore NIGGA je ma,
bywac. Nizsze w}adze administra
cyjne NIGGA pozwolic III wyjatki
- "a zgoda wojennego urzedu
z:ywnosciowego zeby przeszko
die zepsuciu sic jablek i sliwek.
Ia niezastosowanie sic do powyz
szego rozporzadzenia jest kara
w%iezienna az do roku, albo picnic
INA do 1900 marek.
"ObloZenie aresztem Zoledzi i
kasztanow nastapilo ma mocy
rozporzadzenia rady zwiqzkowej.
celem zuzyeia ich W rolnictwie -
kasztan6w ME nalezy zrywac
pred l pazdziernika: "a zupelnie
dojrza}e placic bedzie po4.5O INK.
"a centnar firma G. Fruehlig W
Poznanir1.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-11-23
LECZCIE CHORA SKoRE z


Krostowa nieczysta komplek-.
eva pochodzi z nieczystej krwi,
WyczyScie skore przez uzywanie
ORA kinga New Life pigulek.
Ich lagodny rozwalniajac.y gatu--
mex u>unie trucizny z systemu i
rozjasni wzrok. .Zupe}ne. wolne
ME wzburzajace wyczyszczenie
W wnetrznosci z rama jest 'nagro-
dawzietej wieczorem dawki ORA
King'a New Life pigulek. [ wa
szych aptekarzy 25c. Og}.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-11-23
TRABY ZAMIAST REWOL-
WER6W.

Dawnie:j pc wSiach krolestwa
rozpowszechnione by}y Il goSpo-
dairy rewolwerv ola obrony cd
z}odziei i napad6w bandyckich
Obecnie w niekt6rych miejscowo
Sciach rozpowszechnia sic uz!vwa-
nie przez gospodarzy trab. kt6re
mi alarmuja i zwoluja sic wzajem
HE w potrzebie poScigu "a z|o-
dziejem. W braku rewolwerow
spos6b ten zaS}uguje i>totnie ma
roZpowSZechnienie.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-11-23
z POD MOSKALA.
BANDYTYZM w KR6LES-
TWIE.

Kielce. Glosny i poszukiwany
Cd kilku miesiecy bandyta nazwi
skiem Krosta, jest juz %schwyta--
ny. Ujeto 60 W gminie Swisto--
MARI, W pow. I}zeckim, miedzy
wsiami Tornek i Grabk6w, razem
z dwoma towarzyszami Marzcem
Ii Laskiem. Zaskoczeni przez Fan
darm6w, ME zdazyli oni zrobic Il
zytku z broni, ktorej posiadali
niemal ca}y arsenal. Odebrano
i'm karabiny i rewolwery i sku-
tych W kajdanach, odstawiono do
Wierzbnika, skad Marzec w Kill
ka dni p6zniej zbiegf przez wybi-
ty otw6r W scianie. JednoczeSnie
Z bandytami aresztowano kilku--
nastu wloscian, ktorym dowie-
dziono ukrywanie bandytow hub
niedoniesienie O ich obecnosci we
wsi. Opr6cz tych udalo sic zan--
darmerji aresztowac gdzieindziej
~jeszcze 6 bandytow. wed}ug vice
wszelkiego prawdopobienstwa
juz Gala banda, z malymi wyatt
kami znajduje sic pod kluczem.
Wiadomost o ujeciu n~iebezpiecz-
rych b%andyt6w. g%rasujacych
|przcwaznie W obrebie powiat6w
Kieleckiego. oraz Ilezeckiego. lud
nose przyjela Z wielkim zadowo--
leniem.
Niedawno dokonano smialego
napadu W pow. Ilezeckim IA My
ny W Rudzie i Siekierce. Bandy--
ci SLIME poturbowali m}ynarzy i
p%oniszczvli sprzety. zabrawszy
niewiadoma sumo pieniedzy. Ma
zajutrz taz sama zapewnie ban--
ola. dokona}a napadu ia mlyn w
Rekowce. Gospodarka z%}oczvn-
COW trwala do l w nocy. PREY
czem zrabowano $4,000 koron i
500 rb. Wskutek energicznego pc
szukiwania zandarmerji dwoch
podobno Z tel szajki ujeto. W
Whine stracono IA sZublenlcy
morderc6w Adolfa BowsiewicZa Z
Podlejarany i Waclawa Lasiewi-
cza z karmalisZek.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-11-23

Natura ostrzega was jezeli wa
SEE wnetrznosci sd zap1hane. Pa
shudztwo z waszego s,ystemu
.spieka sic zamiast wyjSc. Wezcie
zaraz Rocky Mountain herbaty
albo tablet6w w.yczySci vnetrz
noSci dale i'm pracowac regular
HE i trzymajcie :je potem w re-
%gularnosci = to jest sekretem do
prawdziwego zdrcwia:
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-11-23
SAM UKARALI ZLODZIEJA,

Borek. Jednej L ostatnich no.
c.v zakradl sic zlodziej do mi
strza szewskiego 2. Duszynskie.
go W Borku i Skradl Sto marek "
gotowce i rozmaite obuwie. Zlo-.
dzleja w~ySledzono W oSobie czc-.
ladnlka p. DuSzynSkiego. Odebra
no mt zdobycz. a zarazem wy.
mlerzono mu sad doraznv W taxi
Spos6b. re popamieta czyu sw6,i
ZaWSZe.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-11-23
WIESCI z OJCZYZNY
z PRUS POLSKICH.
PRZEZ
WYROSTK0W.

Wabrzezno. Zbrodnia. dokona-
LA przez mlodych wyrostk6w "
celu rabunku w Wabrzeznie Z
Nielubia "a mowafa sic torunska
izba karna. Ma laWie oskarzo.
nych zasiadali mlodociani robot.
nicy l6 i II lat Franciszek Rzy17
kowski, Wincenty Pahlke. Alex.
SANDER Morawski i parobek WIZ
d.ysfaw Dymerski wszyscy z Wa.
brzezna, oraz wdoNa Joanna Pal
Ike, matka jednego z oskarzonych
przedmiot0w. kr0tka historya o.
hydnego czynu zwyrodnia}ej m1o
dziezy jest nastepujaca: Wieczo--
rem p pazdziernika I. z. Rutkow
ski W pijanym stanie zasnaf ia
przedroznym kamieniu szosowym
Chez rabunku dala pohop zw]asz
cza pierwszym dwom oskarzonym
do zbrodni. Rzymkowski doby1
noza i zrani} bezbronnego W glo-
we i wsp6lnie z Pahlkem odcbrali
mu wszystkie pieniadze, razem
pieedziesiat fenyg6w. Ola zatar--
ella zbrodni, zavlekli oni nieprzy
tomna ofiare do pobliskiego .je-
ziora. przywiazali II nog kamien
i Wrzucili clio woody. Obdukcya
zw}ok wykazala, re zadana rama
nozem nie byla Smiertelna, lecz
RutkoWski utonal. Pc obszernych
rozprawach skazal sad Rzymskie
go Pahlkego. kazdego ia 10
lat wiezienla. a MorawSkiego i
Dymersklego, kazdego ma try
kWartaly wiezlenia. Matka PAIL
kego otrzymala pol roku kazni.
Clown sprawc.y. gdvbv byli Kill
ka miesiec.y starszymi niewatpli-
vie i slusznie poSzliby pod top6r
katowSki.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-11-23
DZIECI WZNIECIkY POzAR

Szwarzedz. W Zalesiewie wy
buchl polar Il mistrza piekarSkie
so Czaprackiego. Splone}a pie
karnia i stodola. Straty pokryje
zabezpieczenie. Ogien spowodo--
waly podobno dzieci. bawiace
sic zapa}kami.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-11-23
M SIZE PoW1Es1L.

Krotoszyn. Powiesi} sic tn bla.
chnierz i posiedziciel domu John
Powody, kt6re skfonily blizzo 70
letniego starca do rozpaczliwego
czynu nieznane.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-11-23
Sila przyzWyczajenia.

- Me WIEN. co mi jest. o.
jakiego> czasu ME moge spac.
- To lie ia DO znowu potrze-
bu:ie tylko pomySlec 0 ofisie -
a iuz za>.vpiam.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-02-03
BIRTHS.

Born TO Mr.. AND Mrs Lewis ].
B6rham. 444l-2 5. Fellows ST. q
daughter. FEB. 2
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-02-03
PERSONALS

Miss Mona Martin Of Elkhart
spent Wednesday in South Bend.
r. II. Kersey. 800 w. Madison ST.,
is making a short visit with rela-
tives at indianapolis.
Mrs Robert O. Knoblock and
daughter Virginia, 1905 f. Howard
ST., have left for two weeks visit
with relatives at Chicago.
Lloyd Heck, S. Michigan ST, has
gone to Detroit for a short stay.
Miss Dorothy Jewel has returned
to her home at Petoskey, Mich. aft
er a visit with Mr.. and Mrs. String
er, 1929 Bertrand st.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Zezler have
moved here from Donaldson to
make their home on w. Division st.
Miss Alice McRay, 1912 S. Michi-
gan St. left Thursday morning for
New Albany to visit with relatives.
Mrs. y. Thomas and son, Edward.
429 ). Chaplin ST., have returned
from a visit in Chicago.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Atkinson,
I'LL 5. Lafayette St, hare gone TO
Wesleyan. o.. TO attend the funeral
Of the formers sister. Miss Lydia
Atkinson.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-02-03
announcements

The Woman's Missionary circle
of the First Baptist church Will meet
with Mrs. Arthur Freeman. 1910
Woodward av., Friday afternoon at
gao. Mrs. Nellie r. White will have
charge OF the program.
The NeighborhoOc circle viii
meet Friday afternoon with Mrs II.
J.. Kellogg 1114 Quincy st.
The Woman's Missionary society
of the First Presbyterian church
win meet in the church parlors Fri
day afternoon at 2:45 o'clock. The
hostesSes will be Mrs c. A. Lippin-
cott Mrs. r. \. Irwin and Mrs. q.
M Fountain
The Diamond Thimble club will
meet Friday afternoon with Mrs.
Floyd Reece 40 Diamond az.
The Womans Missionary society
OF The Westminster Presbyterian
church will meet Friday afternoon
with Mrs. Elmer Strayer. 747 y.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-02-03
ALLEGED THEFT HELD
UNDER BOND OF $500
John Sanford Denies Charge That
He Posed as Deaf and
Dumb.

George Abbott, sos s. Lafayette
St, pleaded not guilty to attempting
TO defraud boarding house in city
court Thursday morning ana his
trial was set down for Friday. Frank
Ager, 4O5 Nistula av.. is the COM
planning witness and alleges that
Abbott refuses to pay So he owes
for board.
John NJ. Roberts. colored. the man
who is alleged to have taken is
sacks Of flour two weeks ago and
attempted To sell the flour TO west
side merchants. was given a prelim-
mary hearing before Judge Warner
Thursday and bound over 10 the
circuit court grand jury upon a
charge of grand larceny. Accord
ing 10 the evidence Roberts opened
the carload of flour. hired a dray
10 haul it away. and attempted TO
sell il at reduced prices. Bond was
set at $500
John Sanford who was arrested
with William Parkin. a blind ped
dler now serving out a II days SEN
tence at the county jail for not hav-
ing a license. pleaded not guilty 20
impersOnating a deaf and dumb pe
son and sol.cing funds, in city
court Thursday. Ii is alleged that
Sanford was with Parkin and that
he attempted TO secure money 10y
n0sins as a dear and dumb man.
Sanford denies the charge. stating
that ne was assisting Parkin by
leading him around the city. Bond
was set at $50 and the trial will
place Friday morning.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-02-03

For the Cookbook

breadcrumbs. spread them out on
a pan and set in the oven TO brown.
stirring occasionally. When the
apples are done sprinkle the crumbs
over the top, dust with pulverized
sugar and serve hot with cream.
ANCHONY BUTTER.
Materials - Three tablespoonfuls
butter beaten 10 a cream; add 10 II
1 teaspoonful anchovy essence, a
squeeze Of lemon juice and a little
cayenne. Form into a pat and set
on ice TO become firm.
ORANGE CHEESE SALAD.
Materials - One small cream
cheese. juice Of sour orange. 1
small green pepper. French dress
ing.
Directions - Mash the cream
cheese fine with the juice Of the
orange. Form into balls, sprinkle
with the green pepper, finely chop
ped, and serve with French dressing.
An UNUSUAL RECIPE.
In the January Woman's Home
Companion is a recipe by Cora
Farmer Perkins, in charge Of the
cooking school formerly directed by
the late Fannie Merritt Farmer
whose fame was national. Here it is:
"Date Bread-MiX one cupful of
warm wheat mush, 4 cupful Of
brown sugar, p teaspoonful of salt
and one tablespoonful of butter;
then add one-fourth yeast cake,
broken in pieces and dissolved in
Il cupful lukewarm water, and Il
cupfuls Of bread flour (once sifted)
Toss on a slightly Toured board and
knead. Return 70 mixing bowl,
cover and let rise over night. In
the morning cut down and add two
thirds cupful of dates stoned and
cut in pieces and two-thirds cup
full of chopped English walnut
meats. Shape into a loaf. put in
buttered bread pan, cover, and
again let rise Bake in a moderate
oven so minutes"