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The Elbert County tribune., 1916-09-22

standing by her side. But when her
rescuer turned from gazing eau
tiously and intentIy into the valley it
was with an involuntary gnsp Of sur
prise that she perceived his face was
covered by yellow cambric mask,
1--WE are going to have fight on
our hands in minute" he said quiet
ly. Legar and his men are getting
ready to rush the place."
Almost as he spoke. group OF de-
terinined and grimly silent figures,
each armed with formidable-looking
revolver. came storming up the peace
full hillside. The Laughing Mask. with
quick movement. drew his companion
to place of safety. Then he leaned
slightly over the natural stone breast
work and leveled his black automatic
at the foremost of the oncoming ban
dts.
With the spiteful crack of the pistol
that figure stopped short, wavered un-
certainly for moment, and then
plunged headlong into the valley. From
that advancing line of gangsters came
but the man in the mask seemed to
bear a charmed life. He continued to
pump his automatic in apparent indif-
ference to the rain of bullets flattening
against the rocks about him. A second
gunman spun about in his tracks, and
dropping heavily. caught on a projec-
ton, where he hung Imply suspended.
When the third of Legars evil SOL
diery dropped his revolver, and with
howl of pain clapped his hand to his
shoulder, his companions broke and
scurried for cover, followed by their
disappearing captain. Legar's attempt
to rally his demorallzed forces to a
fresh attack was apparently futile, for
there followed long and oppressive
silence. But as the Laughing Mask
warily raised his head for brief re-
connoissance of the situation, a bullet
whistling perilously close to his ear
gave warning that his hidden enemies
were decidedly on the alert.
He flung up his automatic for quick
shot at the sniper whom he saw half
concealed behind tree trunk. Bur
only II dull click followed his pressure
on the trigger. Margerys defender
hastily explored his pockets. but his
search proving fruitIess.
AS he turned to tell her of the des-
perate situation confronting them. he
could not repress an exclamation of
startled surprise. For at this most
dnnger-fraught hour of her existence
he saw Margery Golden apparently
The Elbert County tribune., 1916-09-22

amusing herself with round hand
mirror.
isn't this rather ill-chosen time
for such childish diversions?" he in
quired little sternly.
The preoccupied girl continued for
n full moment to turn and twist that
evershifting mirror before she spoke.
"This childish diversion, as you call
it may be the only means of saving
our lives" was her calm answer II
heard that click that meant your last
cartridge. and 1 am trying to hello
graph for help"
She resumed her quick movements
that sent the long beams of light ra-
dating out across the valley. Sud-
denly they saw an automobile filled
with passengers turn off the highway
nnu wind rapidly up the drive They
saw the distant figures of the men as
they got out of that machine and start
ed to enter the house. Then the bulky
figure in the lead stopped abruptly and
concentrated his attention on that
faint spot of light fickerlng on the
side of the verandn. After momen,
he turned and spoke excitedly to the
little group around him.
1t was apparent the stalwart police
captain had interpreted those dancing
splashes of light Into the frantic call
from Seven Oaks hill for badly needed
help.
Throwing inside his useless weapon.
the Laughing Mask seized heavy
rock and hurled 1t down upon the adj
vancing group. now halfway up the
| slope. He followed this by another
granite projectile. and still another.
but 1t was an easy matter Tor the at
tackers to dodge these clumsy mis-.
siles, and it was evident that at best
only brief respite could be gained
by this medieval method of warfare
One Of the gangsters drew n delib.
crate bead on the exposed figure OF
the Laughing Mask. but Legar struck
up his arm before he could fire.
'T want to snare those birds alive"
Margery heard him grimly announce.
The Elbert County tribune., 1916-09-22
1!e5l|aER7 l|ER3|}y[' f{(&
|byAkhuf SEingT
SYNOPSIS.

On Windward Island Paidori intrigues
Mrs Golden into an appearance OF evii
which causes Golden TO capture ano tor,
crushing his hand. Palidori Hoods the IS
land and kidnaps Golden's little daughter
Mesgery Twelve years v later In New ,rn,n f9ss TX
gar and takes her to her fathers nome
Legar sends Golden demand for tho
chart. The coveted chart is lost In n
fight between Manley and one OF Legars 8
henchmeu. but Is recovered by tho Laugh-
Ing Mask. Count Da Espares figures In
claims to have killed him. Goiden's house
Is dynamited during n masked ball Le-
gar escapes but Ia Espares Is crushed IN
Mask from the police. Manley finds Mar
gerry not Indifferent to his love. lie saves
her from haukfs poisoned arrows Man
ley plans n mock funeral which iaiis 10
accomplish the desired purpose. the cap
turc OF the Iron Claw and his gang Mar
gerry is saved from death at tho hands OF
the Iron Claw by the Laughing Mask An
attempt by the Iron Claw to blow up the
O'Mara cottage In frustrated In tho nick
of time The Laughing Mask discloses
his Identity to Margery Margery over
hears the police's plan to take the Laugh
Ing Mask prisoner and hastens to warn
him. They escape both the police and
IS almost TAX en- while with Margery at
her home. He eiides- capture; Mhrgery
father tells her that the Mask mas met
death. A mysterious woman frightens
Legar's henchman into promise OF CON
fession to clear the Laughing Mask. SIZE
meets Mhrgery ana discloses herself 10
that young lady az David Manley. Le-
gar and his gang ~ possession 2f some
loot aud escape UNlng MarBery with
them. The Laus.-sS Mask adds to ms
righteousness b., jnce more saving her
from death. Mfysery rescues the chart
OF the Van Horn 'oot. The police attempt
to arrest David as the Laughing MASK;
The Mask appears on the scene. David
saves Margery and her friends from Le-
gar's henchmen. one OF whom loses ms
life trying to escape.
The Elbert County tribune., 1916-09-22
SEVENTEENTH EPISODE
The Vanishing Faker


years of faithful service rs butler In
the Golden household had seen many
strange and unusual happenings. was
mt that moment decidedly perpleNed.
Unless his beloved young mistress had
been suddenly hereft of her senses why
was she indulging in such queer and
childish antics out there In the rose
garden.
AS Wilson turned from the window
sadly shaking his old head the object
of his solicitous anxiety turned to her
red-faced companion.
81 think / understand the code fairly
well now" she said with quiet salts
faction. "and you certainly have been
n very efficient teacher"
Don't mention 1t. Miss Golden" an
swered her flattered companion.
vein was the redoubtabie Captain
Bracket of headquarters. who had
taken upon himself. to the exclusion
OF all other duties, the self-assigned
task of rounding up that mocking and
elusive parsonage known as the
Laughing Mask.
A tiilck-set detective now came brisk
ly down the grass-bordered path and
respectfully saluted his chief. After
a low-toned conference with this man.
Captain Brackett excused himself and
hurried away. Left alone, Margery
sat down on rustic bench close by n
Towering bush of fragrant lilacs, her
hands toying idly with the mirror as
she gave herself up to her not alto
gether pleasing thoughts. For these
thoughts. in large measure, concerned
her fathers secretary, David Manley.
and OF late she had been greatly disap-
pointed in that young man.
The silver-bncked mirror slipped
from the fingers of the distracted
girl and dropped with little clatteT
on the graveled walk at her feet.
Roused from her reverie she stopped
to pick II UP. and as she did so n
curious thing happened. Reflected in
that circular hand-glass was the
image Of man, peering out through
I'M opening in the lilac bush. Covering
his face was the familiar yellow mask
with the laughing mouth-slit. More
determined than ever to ascertain the
identity OF her mysterious protector
Margery quickly lodged around the
lilec bush. hoping by this flank move
mqnt to take the intruder by surprise
But Margery. herself. was the one sur
prised. for no trace of that masked and
evasive figure rewarded her thorough
search.
To her further bewilderment she
suddenly saw David Manley. dressed
In his motorcycle toys. standing on
the other side of the strangely pro-
duclive bush
'What nre you doing here?" she IN
quired icily. you seem to have ac-
quired n rather impollte habit OF
startling people by springing out OF
the ground quite unexpectedly"
As David Redeemed under the sting
OF this cutting remark he realized
that Margory's faith In him was de-
cidedly shaken
T-Tm awfully sorry annoyed you.
Margery." he stnmmered npOlogeticul-
ly. hut Aunty Kicks over ut the old
homestead telephoned | could have one
of the litter of collie pups-they're
prize-winning stock. you know. Before
] pick one out I thought I'd ask you If
you had any particular preference for
markings"
Margery promptly an 4 ungratefully
rejected this proposed peace offering.
But despite her cool treatment Of
ONyy. Margery sent IL look OF tender
osnrrr sfter his detected figure hur-
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1916-03-17
&hitnngsheber
tut Songreb.
Sans nnb Senat nebmen
bic grmee SiQ in
SeratuHg
GraiiScnt nnterseidJnet Die Gefrmtic-
rnngs.Surlase.
Spcstafrescl fiir Die Sebattc i'm
6anie angenDmmcn.

gSoibinetom f.. N3Gr5. 8rd-
li0ent g9ilion nltcr5eidlnete helte Die
genleinIalne &ongrcB- -GeIolution, bie
i'm oittoriiiert, Die itebenoe 9lrmee
altf ibre polle Stdrfe bon llngefabr
10000 Nfann 5u brineen. 9aut
Wfeloungen ans 0cn 9fcfrliticrilng3-
Stotiouell gebt Die 9llnucrbltug Don
9fefrltten fIott ponitatten.
Waihin9ton, II. Mdro. Die
9lrmec- Grhohlinga Sorloge lag beute
Dem Salls 5llr 0cbatte Dor imo allen
9ln5ei6erl nad) oiirfte lie Dor nrorgelt
obenO angcnommen iein. Sic biloet
einen 5eil oes 9iiiitllngs- -8rogram,
mes ser Hegierlrng imo lpuroe bon
Dem 0iilitGr- -slitsif)uB bcs 6allIcs
oltsgearbeitet, beiien Goriiber 8ep.
Sop BON Sirginiu lit.
Sas 0auS bot ben @eg fir Sic
@rpdgling Der Gorlagc bllrd] Nm
nabme eillcr Spc5ialregel geebnct,
lulter fpclcber 5ebn Stltnoen ol9e=
neinc Iebatte erlaubt lit, iuoruui
cine slbftilnnllng iiber Die e(nnabme
ser Sorla9e foleen miro Soitsfiib-
rer holten lid bereit, Die brolnpfe
9lnnabme oltr66ltieben, wenn aud
pielleidt nid)t bor nGfitcr ISOLDE
cine slbItimnlune er5ielt nerbeu
miro, oa Der oagen1einen 9ebutte Die
iibliGen 6iillf- -Nfinltteu-9 -9feoen folger
oiirftell. acknowledgement iollen obet
obgebalten iperoen.
Dos Saus begann belite ieint
Sieung id)on Inn fl llbr pn., eint
Str1toe friiber ais getpobnlid]. 9taf
ser slrmee Sorlaec ioa Die einDoll
behring's Sorlage alfgenonnlen mer'
ocn.
SSln Scitot mag nlt1 id)olt beutl
iiber oie bon Dem aisidub oes &c
mates ausgeorbeitete slrmee-Gorlagt
bcbattiert tperbcr, Die it'd in peridlic
oencn Blinften bon Ser Sults-Sor
lage ltnteribeloet.
3ollfreiheit bes Snfers ipiberrnfcn
Sic bon Der &egierung befiiripor
tete Sorlage. tpeldJe Die Snrifbeitim
ntune, fponaf] 3ufer am 1. @tai oiii
Die Sreiliite geiest merben iollte
ipurbe geitern tnl Solis nit 346 ee
gen IA Stimnelt angenonumen in>
ging Dem Senat SIT, Der lie bolo 5lil
0ebatte aiifnebmen mag. Srei5ebr
9enofroten ilno Der ioSialiitiidl(
9lbe. 9onbon itintntten 9egen bit
gorlage. @dre 3llfcr 5olfrei ge
tporoen. bGtte Die 9tegierung ginnab
men in Der Sobe bon $42,000,00C
perloren.
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tltng, Die iih iogar bis i'll oieies 0ano
eritreft, rnb iie perbrciten @eriidtc,
INN ben grfolg Der 9luleiben 6u be-
eintrGftigen. Scr Scfretdr erin-
nerte ben &ei6stoe oil bic S6lo3t,
bic Jest Inn Serblur i'm @nnge iii,
lno iogte: rllriere Sruppen buben
oas &ed)t 5il eripartcn, oab mir Oa-
bein inns ibrer piiroig cripeiien ilnh
bab ein Sober nod @crnogen BET
trGgt SIR Grlangilng oes 6rieOens
nit elnein Sicge."
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1916-03-17
Senti9e Strluite au ber &eit
front bon @tgneru aui9ei-
neM0 ibertriebeu.

i6ienencn Snrnpfer nohrner Die Toi.
1ogiere arf inb braf)ten tie nan SliI'
lingen, slnrlteronm pber oem Spot
BON Solluno.
Der als ltntergegungen genteloctt
angebli6e on1erifnniife &oniul SGil
ling, Der in ben 9lnltIilten Der ameri
fanii6en &egierung ani6eineuo iiber
ballpt nift gefiibrt miro, lit nit lei
TIER Samilie eerettet iporoen. Gil
lino I'M Soof bon Sollono onaefont
men urtD nad) slnliterbam 5itriifge
febrt.
Ter Hiiftritt bes iransDiiidlen
ariessminiiters.
Goris, IL. NfGr6. General So
iepb @alieni, Der frou5oiii6e ariegs-
miniiter, lit ais ,SeIilnobeitsriid,
iidten" bon ieiuem Anlte Sitriidee-
treten inb Gen Charles Rooue III
5u ieinent 9so9foleer ernamnt NOR
ben. @alieni mar 5it 9e9inn oes
ariege5 General. .9oiiperreur Don
9uris, uno iein grfoIs bel 8erteiOi-
oung Der Suitptituot gegen Die glit.
grille Der Deiitihen geipann linn OiC
Grnennung su bent Didtigerel1
Yolter.
%ls am 20. Sftober 1916 etr
ne1es frandoiiihes aabineti gebiloci
ipuroe. beiien Gbef Mriitibe 0riunf
tpurSe, crnanntc mon General @ol.
lieili gum aricgsnliniitcr. Sein Bpr-
gGneer ipdr Nleronbre Wincranb &c.
lpcIen. @aIlieni fiibrtc 5ablreidl(
&cformen berbei iulo betontc Der
@rltnoias, bub bic 9cantten iiG IL
eriter 9tntr aif ihr llrteil pcrlaiIelr
miiBtpn. Sbiter ergabel iidl ernitt
0isfuiiipnen iiber oas ariegsont II
Der 0epliiiertrnfuner, luie es ipal
oos Rcitreben geipiiicr Srnntprer
mnb 9Ibaeoronete,t. Die oisfretionurt
@eipult bez arieestliniiters un0 seE
@cneruls Ssoffre iiber nlilitdriiht
9InacIeernbeiten ill beidneisen.
General 8aIlipni ueriGiinlte es
0erianllnluna Ses SeeresansibuIie.
Der aamnler anfan1s WfdrS nns Ibd
fer Der bes gerteieigungsausihii
am 10. Wf1rs beisripobnen, unb eint
omtiid1e Mad]riht berfiiiibete, bnf
Scr arieqsminiiter perhiilsert geipe
len iei. WtitgIieser Der 8olnner al
ben fir amtIithe 9eird]e i'm ariegs
niniiterii,m feitgeiesten 9uge 81
enbfnngen
Sp1ter bieB es, oaB @tarire
miniiter 9ecnse fuGbrenb Ser .aitt
lihen" Granfheit ieines aoueaen Dot
Ser Seprpsneripultung eiilipringei
iBiirbe;
gmtlidlU gcridlt bon Der Hnhen
front.
@erIin. iiber Snppine, II. .WGra
8critGrfte 3Gtigfcit an bcr Hltiicn
front unroc IN Dem ur1tltrben @tene1
9cridlt eripGhnt, Der bier eingeaanae,
| lit. Iic RcIbung lai,tet ipie fplgt:
Sin ben isrorten Der 8eircrol
9flonanrr. @nltin uno @ochm gr
moui but lid, oic 1dtiafeit Der NrtiI
lcric uui bciocn Seitcn bermebrt
Ruiiiitc 9lngriife norhipcitlidl BOZ
QoaIon on Der Stripa furroen 5liriid
gcifluaen.
yStalicniihe 9lngriffc on Ser Sion
,ofrcnt bobcn oil Seftiafeit abacnonl
rucn. 3ipei 8eriu6e itarfer itaIieni
i6er Ibieilrlngen. gesen Die Stclliin
gen BEL Booooro nor5,,bringcr, MIR
sen oiirdl NrtiIleriefcuer ncrbinDert
Gin itoIieniiGer glngriff arf oel
norolid]en slbbnnq beS Snn Wihel
tpuroe inter groBen 8erluiten fiji
ben Seino abeei6lagen. 9(n oielel
SteIlen haben ipdbrenb Der Tah
slrtiIIeriefdnlpfe itattsefunbeu.
%erInitc b.i 9pnanmDnt mdFis.
Berlin, iiber 9onoon, II. Wlora
Cine peitere geitatierng oofiir, bal
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1916-03-17
&oblensas-Spfer.

Soitings, @dG., II. Niar5.
@iliam 9arbte unb ieine bejabrte
Mtitter tprroen belite ourd) Nah-
barn in ibrem Sailie beipuBtlos alif-
gefunben. Sic botten aoblengas,
bas Dem Sfen entitront mar, einge-
atn1et. Man be5meifelt, bab bic
8reiiin nit bem 9eben oaponfom-
men miro.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1916-03-17
@efamsenenluehiel sipiiden 9entidl-
lamb nno ssranfreidl.

gerl n. iiber Sappiae, II W1r3.
Gin enbgiltises slbfommen iiber Die
Serbringiing bon perpunbeten beut.
i6en uno frai15oiiidenarieg
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1916-03-17
Hahagierc ber ,Snbautia'
anidDeinenb idmtlidD
gtrettet.
1feberfaa bon 6lieserm anf Giieit
amtlidl beitritten.
8prtnsieitidle Siiriten id]eiben aus
Stellen i'm Scere SerbinSeter.
Sdnenoampfer ySlrfanins" INNS Sa-
bnna in 8rimsbp l0ifem.
3niien entfaltem meme Satisfeit sesen
Seiterrei6ler.
@rieflcnitnbt @nrla bel Smprna DDn
Sriten beihDiien.

Serfin, IL. 0tGrS, iiber Sun-
bon. Die amtlidle Islbnng Der Ses=
resleituug beridtet iiber sluei slnsrif-
fe Der IsrnnsDicn anf bic oentihen
Stellnngen am Siisel bes SDten
Winmncs, Die bcioe erfplglus ruaren.
Sm llebriscn lantet Die WelSnng luie
folat:
,@eitlidDer SricgsidDanplab: ScdDs
britiidlc Wiinenerpluiionen i'm Siioen
pun Spos uaren erfplglps. 9ln Der-
idieocnen Stellen in Der Champagne
nnS sfuiifen Der Iaas nno Wipiel
hnben glrtileriefGmpfe itattgefnnben.
SIN 3nnme Der 0taas bei &erbnn hat
Der Scino ,pieberbplt cine friidle Si-
piiiun ins Sreffen gcidlift, Die inbci-
len nur nnf cine fleine @ntfernnng
pprSrang, nm iidl oann uur unieren
Stellnngen luieoer 5nriifsmsieben.
Der critic glngriff hattie pbne pUrbe-
rige Notwithstanding in iiber-
rnidlenoer Geiie itnttsefnnoen. Gini-
&C 8pmpanien lpnrcn crfolereid) &c
mig, nniere Sinicn sn erreidleu, mo
bic iucnigcn nnperlpnnocten Wann-
idDnften Sm @efnnacnen gcmadlt uur-
Den. Der siueitc 9lnsriff iunroe onrdy
nnier Artilleriefener pereitelt.
Die 6ritiidDen StreitfrGfte nm 81
gris unterbnlb &nt.el-Simnrn hnbcn
nadl ihrcr Hieocrlngc nahe Selabis
am s. Rars inter %erfulsnns Der
Sirfen cinen nllgemcincn Gifsug
angetrcten.
BON Dem 3eitc Der SrOnt lit nifts
81 beridlten.
,3nm llntergamsc Der Snbantia.
9lmiter oam, Il. Wlar3. Gs
miro iest als iiGer bctruhtet. OaB Der
@erluit an Wenidcnlcbcn, Der nit
ocnl llnterganac Der Subantia, cines
ser ltoIjeiten 9anipfer Der boaGnoi
ihen SaubelSflotte, perbunoen mar,
mlr Elm eeringer gcDeien iit IS
iuurbe onh feitgeitelt, 6aB Der Can't
pier nod mcbrere Shuoell lang floti
gcholten muroc
Die 3iiiomnIenitellrng aler Sc
ridlte hat ergcben, oaB lid on 9orS
0c$ pcruneliidten Sanlpfers feiuC
Ionif ereianet bate, peil iit icber-
mann pollit1nbig gcfaBt betrus. GiC
9oote puroen nod, Der porgeidriebe-
reu &eibenfolge sii @oiler gelaiier
unb bel Dem Serloiien bes Sfiffes
Drrbe ocn Eaiiagieren Der &orranQ
cingerGunlt. 9as &ettiingsperf pur
alleroin9s peaen Der berriteuber
Gunfelheit id)picrig, oie nodl ourd
einen i6pcren iiber Der See bdngen.
Den 9eebel pcrmcbrt tpur0c
Ter &apitdn uno ein Seil oer
gfannidoft blieben ouf DEM lid ieii-
fenoen Sompfer uno audi Der @curn'
re mir orabtloie SeIeernpbie blieb olii
ieinem Toiten, nm uniuiterbroder
Silierufe 3li ienoen. Ter &opitar
nor tatid1lid Der 9este, Der oas
S1iff oerIieB. Die dur Hettllug er,
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1916-03-17
Sentidlanbs Snbget
Dor bem Geidstag.
Staatsiefretdr Sr. @elf=
ferid empficblt grDbtc
Spariamftit.
Seiisit bon 4SO,OOO,OOO Iarf mms
geoeft iueroen.
9fenc Stenern ipllcn iuDhentlidJ 5ebn
Iilliuncn fiir ben aricg ergeben.
Gin @crgleidD nit ben pDn 6rnnfreidl
II. Gnslano anfscbrahten Nfitteln.
Sdlnelle %erabidlieonns Der Stener-
purlase uum Geifstas perlanst.
Gin @crsleidl nit Den bon 6ranfreidl
II. Gnslano anfsebrahten Niitteln.
Sd,nelle &erabidlieonns Der Stener-
purlase pum Geihstag perlangt.

9erlin, iibcr Soppille, Il.
MGrS. gfci1s= Staatsiefretdr Or.
oelferid1 hat geitern i'm 9iei6stage
oas neue @rbgct ln1o oic neiien
ariegsitelern cingebrad)t. Gr be-
tnnte bic 9iotlpcnOigfcit groBter
Spariomfeit bel 9lufltcllilne bcs
Sei2S- -SaitSbolts imb fiibrte iol-
genoeS aus:
Gr ingte, es lei notiuenbig, iiberal
Die SremIen nll5ltlcgen, anoererieits
aber aitsrci6enbe Setpi[ligungen filr
Die ariegserforoerniiic nlf Dem
9ege BON Nnleiben jr MAIDEN. @r
mics bnrnuf bin, oob cine %crntch-
rulg Der Ginfiinfte ourd) 9cItere-
rlurg rotwenoig iei, obglcidl icoer
9elitid]e Die llebcr5cltglulg hegc, baB
Der SSricoe finan5iellc Sorteile brin-
gen peroe. 9fod) Der GrflGrllng, onB
Die &riegsolsgaben nidt in ous
Budget eirgeifloiien ieien. be6og cr
IiG oliI Die Satind]c, ouB Der arieg
BON @infliiB mif Die Grbobung Der
3inie1 fiir Die 0ffentlid)c Sdulo lei,
Die I PCS, 100000 0tarf betrogc ino
icst ouf 2,303, 100000 Wfarf ar=
pa6ien tperoc. gr crtpGbntc 6ann,
oaB oas 8ltbgct ein 0efi5it BON 480,-
100000 Wfarf aufipeiie, ons ourd)
nelte Steuern gebeft peroen nliiiie.
@r perpabrtc iid) gegen Die 9ebalip-
tltng, er babe erfldrt, oaB DabrenO
DER ariegs6eit Die @rbebltne neuer
Steuern nid,t geplant Doroen iei,
pielntebr babe er geingt, ooB neue
Steuern iolange pernlieoen Derocn
Iollten, biz 6as regulore Budget 6it-
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Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1916-01-15

North Sea Great Fishing Ground.
Great Britain takes from the North
sea enough fish to supply twenty
pounds each year to each inhabitant.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1916-01-15
DRYING WITHOUT USE OF IRON
Curtains May Be Turned Out in First
Glass Shape II These Methods
Are Employed.

Place two extension brackets on the
wall about six feet apart and seven
feet from the floor. If wall is plas-
tered, be sure they are in a studding.
In the Dashboard, directly under each
bracket, place a screw hook with the
hook turned down. Chose which come
with curtain rods are best). Get two
narrow stats about six feet long from
a carpenter shop. Wash curtains, and
while wet run one Stat through frill
and place on brackets. Run other
Stat through hem and catch under
lower hooks. Put on one pair at a
time. Full them on Stats slightly and
they will dry in beautiful folds. They
cannot stretch, and require no iron.
ing, not even the edging. Lower
hooks may be adjusted II curtains are
not all one length.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1916-01-15
HINTS FOR THE HOME COOK
Advice That Is the Result Of Com
bned Experience Of Practical
iiousesocpers.

A little grape iuice. beaten egg
white. added to lemonade forms a de-
icious, healthful drink.
bacon rinds are GOOD boiled with
cabbage. string OF soup beans.
Prunes cooked in the oven after
soaking over night. seasoned and
sweetened to taste, are much richer
than IL stewed.
Air blowing ON bread sponge will
Keep 1t from rising and may spoil 1t
entirely.
II eggs are boiled in sailed water
the shells will peel easily.
A generous pinch of salt added to
flour for thickening, before mixing
with water. tends to keep it from be-
ing lumpy.
When roasting a fowl stuff the
breast with pared and cut up sweet
potatoes; the flavor is surprising
When separating whites and yolks
of eggs 'speck Of yolk. slips into
the white; to remove this easily. dip
a clean cloth into warm water, wiring
dry, touch the speck with the end Of
this and it will cling to it.
Vegetables to be cooked by boiling
should be put into boiling water, as
little as possible, and If the water
is added let it be boiling hot. Steam.
ing is best for most vegetables.