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The Alaska daily empire., 1916-02-15
sITKA BASKETBALL TEAM
 WILL ARRIVE NEXT BOAT

A telegram has been received by the Juneau high school basketball team from the sitlxa organization stating that they would leave there on the next trip of the Georgia and will arrive here and play the local bunch two games. one each on the evenings og Reb. g end q.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-02-15
sEReT. GUST ARRIVES
 AT LOCAL CABLE OFFICE

sergt. J. S. NJ. ouist, from Fort Wood. arrived Yesterday to take po- sition in the local U. S. cable office. Sergt. Quist is an old timer .n the north. having been stationed along the Yukon but this is his first station on the coast. With sergt Quist re- porting for duty the local office has now six of the best men in the north on the job.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-02-15
lcEeERes REPORTED.

The fishing steamer zapirO has re- ported to tho lighthouse office .n Ket- chikan that on midnight of Feb. 11th, they sighted two large icebergs four miles west by south of Cape Spencer, Cross Sound. The bergs were in the paths of the westward steamers and were n menace to navigation. Marin CTS are warned to keep @ good lookout for them.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-02-15
LEAP FROM SHAFT

CHICAGO. nl., Feb 15.-Albert F. scherzer, president of the scherzer Rolling Lift Bridge Company jumped down an elevator shaft of the Monda- mock Building this afternoon and was crushed to death.
 He lived at O fashionable North Side hotel, and was considered to be wealthy. None Of h,s associates could give any reason for his act.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-02-15
ROADS ARE BAD
r,

Superintendent of Roads Jack Hayes has Issued an appeal to all owners of motor cars to keep ol the nearby roads until they have been drained of the water. and the frost is out of the ground.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-02-15
NoRrHLAND DUE WITH COAL

The frelghter Northland, of the Border Line. is due from the south early next week with a full cargo of Ladysmith coal. according to word re- ceived at the local onice of the com pany today.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-02-15
CARD PARTY TONIGHT.

The Valentine card party to be giv- en for the benefit of the parochial school will take place this evening at Parish hall. Playing will start at S:3O.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-02-15
sYaNEs SEEKS INQUIRY

WASHINGTON. Feb. 15.-A reso- lution directing the Secretary of La bor to investigate labor conditions at munitions plants was introduced by Byrnes, of South Caro- Una.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-02-15
OR. cHAs. o. CARTER.

Modern dentistry in all branches, specializing in plate work. using the method of Dr. sam1 c. Supplee, oi New York. Plates made by this meth cd will give absolute satisfaction - phone 8. Douglas. 11-22-tf
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-02-15
NEw TRIAL DENIED.

The motion for a new trial iu the case of Mckee vs Conway which was argued before Judge Jennings some t,me ago and taken under advisement by him was today denied.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-02-15
TURNER'S DANCING ACADEMY.

We teach you to dance In few lessons. Why not learn to dance and enjoy yourself. Start now. Office houra 10 a. m. to g p. m. Phone 275.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-02-15
eoopIE sALE SATURDAY..

The Ladies. Guild of Trinity church will hold a Goodie Sale next satur- day, at 2 D. m., at the new Roylat store.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-02-15
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HOSPITAL NOTES
@e&44%44%41eee4s % ee4 4se

Joe sanderno, of Perseverance. who has been .n the hospital for six weeks with an injured hand has left and will return to his work.
 William West, employed at the AL aska-Juneau. who has been in the hos pital suffering from ear trouble. left today.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-02-15
IF ALLIES DO NOT
 WELD, TRADING MUST
 DE STOPPED; WALSH

WASHINGTON. Feb. l5.-"lf the Allies decline to yield to reason we must cease trading with them" de-
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-02-15

FURNISHED room for rent with bath. private family, close in, P. O.. Box 2s6 2-15-St
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-02-15

LARGE front room with bath. pri- vate family. c. c. Empire. 15- st
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-02-15
Personal Mention

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New Britain herald., 1916-09-01
BOY SCOUT NEWS

During the past few weeks the lo- cal council of Boy Scouts has been hard at work mapping out plans for the fall activities for the troopers. Tentative plans for a local field meet and rally to be held, both as a means of rejuvenating the Scouts for the fall campaigns and to put the troops of this city through the program that is to be carried out at the state meet to be held in Meriden on Saturday September 30, have been completed. The local Scouts are determined that some of the laurels from the meet will be brought back and exhibited in New Britain.
 The local rally will be held on Sat urday, September 16. The festivities will begin at 2 o'clock in the after noon by the assembling of all the troops at the triangle on Main street. From here the troops will march to Weigand's grove where the same pro- gram to be carried out at the state meet will be gone through. The winner of the meet will be awarded a handsome trophy donated by the local council. After the events all
New Britain herald., 1916-09-01

the Scouts will cook their own supper over fires in real scout fashion. After the repast the Scouts will assemble about a big camp ire and words of greeting will be given from the presi- dent Of the council and other mem- bers of the Scout organization. The chairman or the program committee, Deputy Commissioner E. w. Yergin, promises that the crowning glory of the evening will be @ story teller of known ability who will close the events of the day by relating some stories in the glow of the camp fire. With rousing Scout yells the program of the day will De over and the fall program will be under way. Satur- day, September 16, promises to be a day to be remembered by each and every scout in this city and no ap- pointments should be made for this day. Further details for the rally will be announced in the near future
 A number of new arrangements of Scout detail made during the summer will be announced at the rally and meet on September 16.
 Hereafter the following Scout sun- plies will be on hand at the desk in the Boys Department of the Y. M, c. A: Tenderfoot badges, metal; second class badges, metal and cloth; first class badges, metal and cloth; and troop mum bers. Scouts may secure these by presenting @ slip from their Scoutmaster bearing the name of the boy, the badge to which he is en- titled and the signature of the Scout master.
 The following new requirements, for merit badge applicants are announced: When a Scout desires to be examined for a merit badge certificate he is td find out who the expert is and make an appointment with him. The Scout is to remember to bring his examina- tion certificate with him and have it signed by the examiner. The certif- cate is then to be returned to the Court of Honor, which meets regu- larly the first and third Tuesday of every month from 7 to 8 D. m. at the Y. M. C. A. Merit badge certificates may be secured at the desk at the
New Britain herald., 1916-09-01

Boys Department of the Y. M. c. A.. On the Scout file at the same office a list of merit badge experts will be placed with their addresses
 An important meeting of all the Scout masters of the city will be held tonight at the Y. M. c. A. Fall plans for the troops will be discussed and all other important matters connected with the Scout rally and meet will be taken up.
 It is hoped that the crack Meriden troops that won the state meet in Waterbury last year will be able to be present at the local meet on the sixteenth. The Silver City troops have been invited to give an exhib1- ton at the triangle and also at the grounds where the meet is to be staged The acceptance of the Mer- iden Scouts to be present will be a great help to the local Scouts as this troop has been in existence for six years and is considered one of the most efficient in the state.
 Scout Executive .. Sherman Ripley of the Hartford Local has accepted the invitation extended by the New Brit ain Scouts to be present at the local rally and meet.
 Deputy Commissioner F. w. Yergin who has been at Silver Bay has re- suIned his duties as Boys secretary of
New Britain herald., 1916-09-01
CITY BALANCE REPORT,

Pity Treasurer F. s. Chamberlain compiled the following balances the various departments up to Igust IA: General fund, $511.577.O3; ter department, $45, ,17352; sewer
 partment, $1O1,618.46; subway de-
 Ftment, $6,879.74; street improve Int, $8,56S.22; park commissioners. l635.01; new school building fund, r, ,986.69; city building fund, $4446O; |netery committee, $4,863.52; dog
 enses, $33S.31; public amusement Enmissfon, $2,531.36; municipal ice, |167.99; parks purchase fund, $29,- R.46; total, $744, ,966.91.
New Britain herald., 1916-09-01
ARRESTS RELIGIOUS AUTOPSY.
Was Driving to Church When Police men Saw He Had No Lights.

From the sublime to the ridiculous is the term applied by Rudolph J. KlOiber president of the New Britain Dry Cleaning corporation, to his ex- periences of last evening when he started from his home at 55 Winthrop street to take his wife to church. and ended at police headquarters where he was charged with operating a. motor car without a license and with out lights. Officer Birmingham made che arrest on South Main street.
 To Judge James T. Meskill, Kloiber said this morning that the electric lighting system on his car broke while he was driving last evening. His H- Cense was in the pocket of another
New Britain herald., 1916-09-01

the Y. M. C. A. and Scout badges etc. may be secured from him.
 The work of re-organizing the To- cal council is progressing rapidly. Let ters have been sent out to many prom inent men of the city inviting them to become members of the council. It is hoped by this means to increase the membership of the council from twenty to sixty members
New Britain herald., 1916-09-01
City Ztens

4oodness of Aunt Delia's Bread" hdvt.
 Registrars T. J. Smith and William &gler began work on the school &umeration today.
 Earl Larson, graduated from Upsa-
 college last June, has accepted a sition as instructor of Latin and eek at that institution. #eet today began his new duties as # #esman for the Turner & Seymour 8npany of Torrington. He was for rly with the Gould Mersereau com Ely of New York in a similar capa- Policea1a William Hayes has re- s@ered from his recent illness and urned to duty today. .- # frank Deutsch a waiter employed local restauran mt, has disappeared f ms wife and friends are at loss # account for his actions. He is a @ent arrival in this city coming
 o from Wilkesbarre, Penn. ' Before a large and appreciative dlence in G. A. R. hall last evening, zen Botsford Baird, & noted Pas n Play lecturer, spoke on American tr1otism vs Fatal Facts.'
 Plans for the opening of the fall son at the Y. M. c. A. gymnasium re commenced today by Physical #ector Warran L. Slater. During
  #rs has been made about the build 8he county commissioners have .nted Charles Sherp permission to nsfer the druggist liquor license at 2 Main street to 33S South Main
 meeting of the city plan commits n will be held in City Hall this #ning at o'clock.
 Hhe Bodwel1 Land company has &nsferred land on Wellington street &Mary Ready.
 #esv1l service examinations for clerks
 carriers will held at the local Bt office Thursday, October '.
 1xalteI Ruler Wells c. Foster of Sw Britain lodge, B. P. O. E., is con- &sed at his home on Bassett street h Illness.
 Clerk P. J. Egan of the water de-
 tment reports collections amount
 to $9,336.35 during the month of \ gust.
 The payroll of the street depart nt for the past week amounted to
 2.91.
 Dale of the drug store at the cor
 of Park and Bigelow streets, bed by the Richard O'Dell estate, # been announced. The purchaser Maurice A. Axelrod of New Haven # he will take possession on Septem- # II. sE Monthly shifts in the police beats M e made today and Officers OMara
 McCabe return to night duty. Off, IFS Hayes and Malona- go onto the bn to D. m. shift and Officers olls and Massey go onto the 4 a. m. noon shift. Officer Michael Mee-
 resumes night duty and Officer #lenczius will take the Hartford ave-
 beat. tt6
 Plans for the inauguration of
 ritable fund among the members # Daly Council, K. of C., are under ny on the recommendation of the #ard of trustees. It is proposed to less each member twenty-five cents ra in December of each year. The tier will come before the summons #ettng to be held next Tuesday even-
New Britain herald., 1916-09-01
TWO SMALL LAWSUITS.

Stephen Collins has brought suit against Charles Young for $100 and an automobile owned by the defend- ant has been attached by Constable Fred Wrinkle. Lawyer w. F. Man. gan represents the plaintiff. Through Lawyer M. D. Sake, John Waitkewicz has sued Adolph P. Swason for $200.
New Britain herald., 1916-09-01
coat at his home, he said Judgment was suspended.
CHURCH IS GARNISHEED.
Philadelphia Man Brings Civil Action
 Against New Britain Parties.

Through Lawyer H. P. Roche John Borokoff of Philadelphia today brought suit against Michael, Matre and Alex Kaminsky Of this city for the recovery of s258, alleged due on account.
 Constable Fred Wrinkle served the
New Britain herald., 1916-09-01

writ and garnisheed $500 in the Holy Trinity Russian Orthodox Catholic church. The writ is returnable be- fore the court of common pleas on the first Tuesday of October
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1916-08-03

Il socms that lcarnI scientific pub
li.gjlous ahunad h,'r .ur inr present
abandoned lott inn.lo.nph.csl d.,
td.iucnt and are skinr sides like
common morials considerable m
mcil has boon sliNd 100 100 me 80.
tr,uomiral Society If Franc, %, tho
resignation of So mcwhr who
ra,c as nj. roa 4 lbo ho had
anwsh oi thie shyhnthi, vtr BOO an,
daily ,uHs and vhm Nr sought co.
urstfvg On the st'tN Of astronomy ne
did not wish to ,al moro ou th'
sam, uhis,t" ~ rrlttlsw had
r,lcuau,c 10 lhr mmthl, iourusl pI
tho secret, t.Nitoipm.o Nh,h h,
delivered onr ON Taught aitrr ano'h
~ up,u tho Germair Including th'
G..usu ,str.uumer. ever .,ucr th'
t.i hogan
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1916-08-03

U.|.'- f'... Alg ... r.
t.r. .. N..ss stat. F|
give &c.. 900 cash pr.g,. or t.. It..
lI'r %. 'N. exhibitors OF tI, a,.' u...
1t .r- varieties. hone. ana .I
nH. operations made Ir. bono.
. I.. .. division an Us .r,U.I.
I f.af.r.I 20 %" next 2.- r 1u Of.
tort Pro- s.ns ttr money masking pol.
H'I'.. .f kr. ping ~. .u.. e.tf.
rrr.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1916-08-03
10 PREPARE vi HIt.H
SCHOOL HONS ron WAR

DHlDADu Aug "A coast 30
coast roundup 0t high schools Tor the
pa.po,. Installing rifle clubs vas
Hr puu announced hy officials o,
Oh. American Rifle association here
TODAY u.... taking up the worh Of
teaching H. school boys 10 shoot
effort ..'' H, mad" fn organize clubs
n %. prop .Huols colleges and uni
..r.I. ru' sr represented iu tho
l.....tf..H
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1916-08-03
IlIElITS RESPOND 10
GUARD CALI ~ SOJ IN

MONTGOMERY Ala Nug g.
Report received here i-om state mi
hta mobilization camps Of Tcnne'
-'r Georgia Mississippi and Ala
hauH Indicate taa' rapid progress II
being made 100 recruiting companic~
100 to ub,iI uli war strength II is
estimated that ou an average. twenty
members were rejected in each CON
PAM h,yuua. o' failure 10 mcaau %
Hp .U physical requirements
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1916-08-03
Educational Notes.

10 signalizo the Ccan,,s r,re.n-
tcuary the uniyorsiHoI lauIm has
created q chair in Smn literature
mining as i's iucughcnt Professor
James Fitzmaurice Kelly who is f.,
m"mbcr and medall.1 q. the lIspan.
b, society of Nmo'ia Who's, effort.
Co promote the kuuwelge of fHr Ian.
ErtsD history literature and Htr of
spain 900 the United states ar, .o "a
t,ult, and sucC,ssi..
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1916-08-03

NEW YORN. Aus OFFICIALS OBJ.
On, Cu.g,uh,m Company aId that
thr. were ignorant u. Wt special rr
r,s.utaus. offering 'Nnm protection
iu u.i,, Gnur u NcNi,o VII. 1000.
o., attempted ~ pr'-"u. DO $50. sI.
..ausr 90 CO., l3ra 90. railroad .a..I.
iIl.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1916-08-03

\ po,ro,'> rcucd, lot Coughs.

Asa cure tor coughs aud colds nr
li,lls rm,Isr. Honey combine
these remedies Boo pust the right pro.
portion 90 DO the most good tor sum
m"r coughs ur colds s trial viii
prove the value p' this splendid
cough medicine Or Nclls pin,.Tar
Honey sooth's tho irritation stops
your cough. Kills 'hn cold germs and
does YOU world ot rood 4 goo bot.
q" viii more than convince you j,
viii stop your cough ~ druggists
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1916-08-03

new afutal tho hFsi
thought rhoutd Ia
MOTHER Trirnf
This 81 N etirrnal
tems'lv gently applied
0yeT ihr .i0marh mua
-le4 n m.tas lhsn
hrrn anl plant ihsv
str1ni naturally with
rfi urdl1r sfr1.n N
tfrrrsf from tho
nsrret ilua irfu
eHrrf rhih ore r.
spon PIC f0r ru D ~
The Q .n incident % The
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1916-08-03

Three u'u'uy. 10 great interest
Rul ur hold this week before Goa,
North shore COLON of Massachusetts
lg Indian student rom hampton On
sUfut" ul Virginia .1r famous school
Tor Indian ana ,r.ro1 youth On,
Indians VIII sing their tribal SONGS u
native ,ustum, AMI i irr' Indian
s'yl. without harmonic, co. accom-
pauimru' llamru 1 stood o.. Do
model tor indusi- 10 ulu.uiuu bat
40 tho same time 10 has ALSO proved
a definite influence for the p-cscr,a.
Won ~ inc E--t'V negro must, and
'ur lhr must, N Indian rhwaN
collections of indian SONG. have been
mad, rs Tho NurD,H pi American
FilnoluEy OF Washington and dH
hr uiis idus students o' th' uh
i'r' there {. loo The Wfcd state. %,
large organized effort for fN' stud,
end pro cr.siiur ~ usii,' fr.I muv.c
d. there d. 900 ran,. for instance
Tho work mat s done rs Hampton
along tho-' Ir, g. therefor. o' ot
rcp'iorsl alu, and Interest. and 70
engaging tb' a''"uiiHu OF im'r,,ai
inlfl"rIf l.a aide. and .'rr D..
ieu'
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1916-08-03

lBY MISS SOPHIA MEYERl

NI~ Dorothy Nelson charmugl,
entertained the Beau Nut club y.strr-
ia' afternoon az beer home. 700 Lin
.uIu having as her special guests.
Miss', Martha shelton. Virginia Lew
ls OF charleston. y c. Blanche
Nh'i'urrk oft tlohuru' Martha War
rom of loNo. Horhtm Rcodor Mar
iha Royalty of Gatc,,illc and Mi
dr.l Whitsc't
Zoo tbr rooms where tho prctiil, AZ
pointed GARD tables we're arranged
Cor ih" games decoration Of sweet
peas me- turtium and various other
hni.o garden flower wore featured
50 the conclusion of number ni
most enjoyable rounds of bridge the
high score favor va. presented to tho
successful one ~ tho games and co,
rre were laid for luncheon consist
.uE o' pressed chicken fruit salad.
polsi" chips hot rolls upo olives.
herbert and .brrrio i.r
o.
Is1 evening over two hundred
couple. mad, The dar.iur hall ~ the
PARK scene OF h.illiaur, and boaut,
/ o. VJs 'hr o.,tiuu of our of thr
/ most ruluyshlr affairs ul tho ,cssou
when Nr 3 s. NrWbuld Nr w. g.
Nraly and 'lr Faul Wolum bee.
came ho.ivss,, Tho affair vas mad,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1916-08-03
EGYPT UNRUFFLED
DESPITE STRUGGLE
CHEM STRIp MONG IHE NILE
II pENtEItL NM
QiIEI.

N.NlNIN'h. NNi n lA'N''' WV
respondent with the Egyptian EN
prduionar, Force writes Certain
II b. that thi, country Remains mar
,rllou.l, untruuhl,d IN the midst of
the universal up-oar though iis peace
is constant, threatened for there
can h. mo- doubt that " sss long agn
marked down d, our enemies tF one
Of tho prifr. of successful var Nut |,
tho British line 90 tho desert kcor' |
the active and vairhtul enemy ON our
Eastern frontier IN check The tan
stirai hurdcs of tho Western dessert /
and barton have received = lossou |
Which viii probably Iasi them ,t lcs.t
until tho end uf tho var and 90 "a"
interim Tho real Egypt ih" rrc'n
strip ut tho Nilc ,sllot and th" Delta
the Egypt of the prdasut culiNsi"'
ut the iromiug green l''ld aud Nh"
! mud huir Villages have mot been
! touched T., vsr Il m,# mot heard = /
shot fired u paid O. pruw ol r,ita
ta,aliuu
"1hc Emuprsu element Boo nr
country hs iclf tb' near n'ighhur
hood of ,a. The .hOrtarc OF ton /
mage ha. affected hu.iur, Zoo many
r.sr.. although 100 other. business
men 300 spite OBJ mgh udguH and
! high mI,.. arr doing better than
/ ,.. .... T.H D.. Lara. M4Ut Ir,utII.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1916-08-03
w z


] didn raise my girl 90 Do H voter,
I brought her up to make tho pios
and cake.
I didn teach h'. hua to ruu nay
motor.
! ouly taught ho. HoH ln sweep and
bake
Let men ot every nation du ih, ,ol
ing
The woman place +. always m in.
home
There Il D" moro peace today
II fathers would So,
81 didn raise ms Irltu Boo q voter
fli,
answer.
n I had raised my Eirl in br voter
I'm sure W. both wolud bat, more
pic and cake
n had acted square .noI uVu a
motor
Md have some dough 90 either blos
ur bake
lu states Vho -"iu 'N. WOMEN unv
arc tuiur
want tu 'atc wy 500 lud start
hpm'.
And hriug a. peace 'Hai vo..
IN dads SENSE ct lair p.a,
For athrru ra.r b.. gir' Iu n.
voter g. g. Y
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1916-08-03
Household.
stnll.-l Grrn I,cprcr,.

cut "a, stem ends from s'N green
peppers. remove white lihcr ana
seeds. ,rald i've minutes aud drain
MIN one Dupful ut bread crumbs with
three tahlcspoontuls at melted butter
one cuplul at tuna fish. salt dash
of lemon iuic. ana stock Ia miosicu
slightly I'm the ppcrs, place IN q
hutior,d pan With half = cupinl ~
hot water 40 bake slowly hall an
hour Serve with q cream sauce aud
Triangle ot hutlcrcd toast
Potato Rolls.
handful hops. cove with 90 pint
water and boil I lsrE' potato boiled
mash potato aud pour hop water.
previously strained. over Il tea
sprouful sugar one hall cake yeast
ar one ihali cup lur Yeast. set thiF
to rise m the morning On The even
ing Go the ahuto add ,up ma ,hcd
potatoru. one hall cur sugar. ere
butter Ido of an OK thiokou with
flour and kuosd until titrr than
bread let stand over might Iu the
morning pinch off Size desired. place
100 pan about - hour ur until light
aud bake Tbrar arr luc Mrs
/ thla Patterson
cup takrs.
Beat two eggs and stir into them
% ,uplul OF light brown sugar aut
4 two ublospuoululs 90, flour Add 9
ruplul of nat mcItg chopped fine
/ Spread the mixture 300 very thir
LAYER ou vcllgrcascd tu and bak,
ten minutes or uut' light, Drowned
Cucumber Oil Pickles.
These a-c especially veil liked o.,
lovers az oli.c oil Slice worry Thin
/ hundred medium size oucmmhcrs viii
out p"cluc add Two larE" onions ais,
sliced cover with q .uplul ot salt au,
lc. stand twelve hours Drain anu
pour over pint ct olive oil. q iuurtl
: of pound ot white mustard seed
Coz, samo uf black mustard. two "a
I h,' spuouiuls o. celery seed and van,
ror enough Co cover th, cucumber,
7 Put 800 cans aud zeal