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the bones. Remove the skin and the
bones without breaking the fish.
Marinate while It IL still hot with
three tablespoonfuls of oil. one table
spoonful Of vinegar and salt and pep
per. When cold put the fish on the
serving dish on q bed of lettuce. gar
nish the top with spoonfuls Of Mayor
naise and fans cut from small pickles
with slices Of stuffed olives Any nsh
Of good flavor may be treated In this
manner.
Salad Of Salt MaekersI-Freshen
the fish before cooking; then use equal
parts Of the faxed fish with cooked
potatoes. II the potatoes are prepared
expressly for this purpose, cut them
in cubes and cook In well seasoned
beef stock; drain and add when cold
to the nsh. Season with French dress
ing. Arrange on bed Of lettuce and
sift egg yolk over the whole.
clowsIip and Cream Cheese Salad
Cook cowslip green's until tender,
mold In q mound, and garnish with q
tuft OF the fresh cowslips with bios
SONS; around the mound arrange sea-
soned cream cheese, or cottage cheese
may be served in place of the cream
cheese. Pass a bowl of rich yellow
dressing either boiled or mayonnoise.
shad Roe and Cucumber Salad
Cook two shad roes with an onion sliced
and q bay Leaf, in sailed acidulated
water, 20 minutes; drain and mar1nats
with about two tablespoonfuls of oil,
one tablespoonful of lemon Juice and
dash Of pepper and salt. When cold
cut In cubes. Rub the salad bowl
with cut Glove Of garlic; add a well
chilled cucumber cut in dice, after lin
ing the bowl with lettuce. add the roe,
cover with mayonnaise and place .
circle Of overlapping slices Of cucum-
Der around the center Of the mound.
A little faxed fish added to . potato
salad improves It. $500.
Nuu1< hlA4 ~s4Q
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ITCHING, BURNING scALPs
crusted With DandrufS Yield Readily
to cut;eura. Trial Free.

Cudcura Soap to cleanse the scalp Of
dandruff crustings and scalings, and
Cuticura Ointment to soothe and heal
feelings and irritations. Nothing bst-
ter, surer or more economical than
these super.creamy epolllents for hair
and scalp troubles Of young or old.
Free sample each by mail with Book.
Address postcard. Cudcura. Dept L
Boston. Sold everywhere.-Adv.
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good tramp in the woods
anything will taste good.
A few good things for
the basket are given
herewith:
Veal Loaf. - Take
three and a half pounds
OF dnely-chopped veal,
mix with three well-beat-
en- eggs, a grated nut
meg, a tablespoonful Of
salt and q teaSpOonful of
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viii strive to raise my own body
ana soul daily into higher powers OF
DUTY and happiness: not In rivalship
or contention with others. but for the
heip. delight. honor OF others. and for
the Joy and peace Of my own life
John Ruskin
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THE
KITCHEN
CABINET

Potatoes boiled. their jackets car
ried along. may be fried in butter to
serve with the beefsteak, and little
green onions will not offend anyone II
eaten In the great out-of-doora.
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dishes from bits of left
over food. A tablespoon
full Of ham for example
may be finely chopped
and added to a thick
white sauce and used to
cover cold broiled lamb
chops. Then when firm
and cold they may be
egged and Dreaded and
fried In deep fat. All
sho s~-zy- -
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Some have much and some have mora.
Some are rich and some are poor.
Some have little. some have less.
Some have not . cent to bless
Their empty pockets. yet possess
True riches In true happiness.
John Oxenham-
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left over. yet this 10 a famous dish In
a very select club In London.
Mutton Creole styie.-Melt three
tablsspoonfuls Of butter In a saucepan
and saute In this a tablespoonful each
Of green pepper and onion chopped
hne: add three tablespoonfuls of -four
and half a teaspoonful Of salt: cook
until foamy. then add Q cupful Of
brown stock and half . cupful Of
strained tomato. Cook three minutes,
then set over hot water and add q
cupful Of sliced cold roast mutton. cut
In strips, and a half cupful Of cold
cooked mncaroni.
FllIsts Of chIcken-This 10 q dainty
dish for an invalid or 10 plenty In
amount for a small family. Remove
the nllets from a plump and tender
chicken and separate from the bone
and skin. Detach the small fillets and
cut the larger ones into two length
wise strips the size Of the smaller ILL
cts. Heat frying pan very hot. but
ter slightly and lay In the Hllets. sprin.
kle with the juice Of q lemon. salt and
bSppSAS auo tAhAu VI q W
chicken stock and q tablespoonful q
orange Juice; cover and cook ten mi.>
utes. Prepare q sauce, using butter
and -four, two tablespoonfuls Of each
and cupful Of chicken stock in which
a bit Of ham has added flavor; add a
tablespoonful Of mushroom catsup and
a tablespoonful Of orange Juice. This
dish might not be called leftover,
strictly speaking. yet the fllets could
be saved from some other chicken
dish without any loss.
Lsft-over ice cream may be 70
frozen and served with a different
sauce or add crushed fruit, or fruit
juice to the cream or q chocolate
sauce. making any number of ways OF
varying the frozen dish.
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PIE, Dut uOt eSShJ
salad. Salads re-
fresh without ex-
citing and make
people younger"
There are several
important points
to be observed In
the making Of sal
ads, When veRe-
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He Should Worry,

"Mariah," said Enpeck at the break
fast table, last night I dreamed that
you had eloped with another man."
"And were you worried?" anxiously
inquired Mrs. Enpeck.
Eyes, Marian, 1 was" replied her
husband. when woke up this morn
ing and found you were still here"
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to ind many deli
cacies Of flavor
and not necessar-
lily at all expen-
sive salads.
Hallbut Salad
Steam q thick
slice Of halibut un-
til the flesh sepa-
rates easily from
The Dolores star., 1916-08-04

The Friend-So you are on the jury,
Ell? Don't you find it rather tedious2
The Juror-Well, it's not so tedious,
but 1t certainly 10 trying.
The Dolores star., 1916-08-04

Every time girl is introduced to IN
eligible young man fresh crop OF
hope springs up In her heart.
The Dolores star., 1916-08-04

A clock keeps right ON working vhsA
1t goes on a strike; thus 1t gets IL
bulge on q man.
The Dolores star., 1916-08-04

A bathing suit must feel embarrass-
ingly inadequate and Insignificant.
The Dolores star., 1916-08-04

Observe the wise carpenter. He
makes every blow count when he hits
q nail.
The Dolores star., 1916-08-04

One trouble with reform u that
every man wants to apply 1t to the
other fellow.
The Dolores star., 1916-08-04

An English scientist has succeeded
in obtaining seven gallons Of fuel oil
from q ton Of seaweed.
The Dolores star., 1916-08-04

l Be- hssp 9,y.: I. .. Red H!, Grcss B.S Rlss.
the laundrsss. An Groesrs. Adv.
The Dolores star., 1916-08-04

The most difficult things we have to
deal with are not always the largest.
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Obligations cannot exist amoag
friends.
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oAvoRY SALAD.

A salad II suitable to serve at any
meal, upon any occasion to any peO-
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FISH SAIADA

AZ there 10 large variety to choose
rom among % many hsh, one il sure
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DINNER IN THE WOODS.

When the family loses Its appetite,
take a well-filled basket, and after a
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APPETiZINo LEFrovERs.

With little attention to detail one
may make very dainty and elegant
The Dolores star., 1916-08-04

Cape Cod was once an island.
The Dolores star., 1916-08-04

Teach US delight in simple things.
And mirth that has no bitter springs:
Forgiveness free Of evil done,
And love to all men meath the sum-
-KlplinE.
The Dolores star., 1916-08-04

The countless gold Of . merry heart,
The rubies and pearls Of loving life,
The Idle man never can bring to the
mari,
Nor the cunning heard up In his
treasury.
william Blake.
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Sbrer @ntlaHmns
Sisbt cine iusssn 9srbadtes Der Spio'
mage IN Dsutf6lonb inbaftirts
glmeritanerin entessen.

Berlin, pia 2onbon, "a. Wai.
Der amsritdnifbe gptidafter Gerurb
luurbs bsnadriatisi, bab cine ameris
fanerin Ramsns Warp Sillimdn,
2ebrerin in Der amsritanif6en Uidbs
dsnI4ule in aonituntinppsI, ipeide
opr einem WpHat auf ben Nsrbaht
Der Espionage In Wornauiinbe psrbafs
tet porben mar. aIs iie iib unisripess
nn6 ben Ser. Staaten bsfanb, IN iurs
sem entlafIen perbsn piirbe.
NrduIein Gillimun's 8erbafiuna
erfolste, pie psrlautst, nnhoem in
ihrem aOffer, als sr an Der Grsnas
seDffnet ipurbs, cine Gbiffre Strift
fir bic gef0rbsruns BON gptfddftsH
eefnnSen iporbsn mar. Die Dame iags
te, bus Sarififtiit lei pabrf6einli6
bon einem ibrsr 3Delinse aud Rafs
IN ibren aoffer plasirt porben.
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Gin leaes
9si(nils( fit eil
a(teS cei0ell
siustfs Serpentaria COMPOUND II
bas 5nperlaiiisite befannts Sell
mittel fur 9ibenmatismns.

es fdabei benz giaeen nidt, brinsi ifer
nad 10 Danuten ms @Int nit bem IS ourd
bic 4iriulation nat nlleir 1beiIen bes aorpers
eefntrt uirb. urb nab 4s ehinbeH foIien oi'
peinipenhen S6mersen berf6mnnoer fetn.
9isfes WitteI III bas punoerbarfie .ern
parat bas ie fir biefsH 3iped berseitcu
purhe. ulib III bon allen anberen McoistEer
SSuia berfhieber. eeine 3uidmmenietune II
cine foIebe. nelfe ss tbatfd1Ii6 unrnosIid
nra6t, bab man es eebraiitt obHe bnb oeI
R5rper potIibdtise gsirfineeu eepabr lpiroe
Gs snttdIf feline ealiepl. ednrt oner alnerl
f6doieenoe 5duren niib es piro anrnntrt bal
Is frsi ben Wacrpbinm ooer anberen Cpin
fen H.
Gebral1sn sie epssfs eerptntaria Gem
pppHb na& Der Anfueifnua uno es piro Sbner
balb aelinaen, feIbif Der fhItmmiten uiIl
fhuersbaftsiten Sorm bon Rbeumafismns peri
6u DerbeIf.
Qreis 800 bel sbrem slpoibefer ggsnn el
has WsitteI nitt borrntbie bat. bann itretber
Gle bireft on uns iuo MIR tperoen Sbnen bniir
noe Gm,ians bes Dreifes cine 5laf6s porto
sret sufsnbsn.
eereefieuf bon The 9peet eahoSGfortef
0spMaup, Golnmeus, ptip.
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ten rein platpniTder glrt selpeien
ieien, bab iis unb Waite setpObnlit
spiItsn bier unb flint llbr bes glans
imttass suIammen famen unb Dub er
lie itets in anitdnbieer unb freunblis
der @siIe bebanhslt babe. Muf Be=
frassn Iasts 3susin. Wuite lei lsi4t
melanholiih seporben, namentliA
ipern iie ssipislt ober seIunsen babe.
gu anhsrsn 3eiten babe er iid bann
nieber tnabsnbaft benommen. ST pa
be ibr eefag', bab sr 2abprdtoriumss
2lrteifen fir Or. Uiiiller beiorse.
Dieter tbsauptsi. baB gDuite burdI
ibn tur5 por benz Spbe 9srrn peds
Elm Quantum 9(rienit erbielt. Waits
babe ertldrt gebabt, er ipolle Ratten
bamit tDbten. 0d @aite aud iusie, er
intereIiire iih fir bafteriOlo9iIds
Stubien, bate Or. Wiiiller Jpn einem
fsiner friiberen 2sbrer empfoblen
Waite bat bstannt, bab er Der betag-
ten 5rau Bed tDbtli9 pirtsnpe 9a.
5iIlsn bsibrad)te. mas i6r slbleben pers
urfa9te fura ebe ibr @atte tarb.
Rd6oem 5rau Sortpn bonn 3eus
eenitanb abgetreten mar. beantrasts
9lnpaIt Deuel.. bab Der Ridter Die Sc
idmorsnen initruire, ben ausiaseu
bstrsffenb @aits's batteriologiihsr
Stubien feline gsadtuns gu ihenten
fpeldem 9eiufe Der Ri9ter entipra9,
glls Der 9iitrittsdnpaIt bann srtlGrs
ie, nit feiner Seite fertis gu fetn.
iielIte @ntpalt DEUEL. ben fprmelIer
9tntras, ben San a6supeifsn, ipaS
hertt,efnprf f,,,tYhe
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aRorberin enthauptet

@erIin %. @ai, pia aoncolt
"a. Wlai. gim Diittipof iplroi
benrietia Scliieiu.. Die Satin ciflcS
s9ouern nabe RotigSberG ipega'l Der
gergiitnu ibres gatten, ibrer gods
ter nn6 ibres gtieiiohnes bingrri9
tet. gie Siiridtiliig rriirbc ourdl ben
SGarfridter nit benl Belle poll3o'
GEN. 8spei Grmlen5inlnler Der Salb'
melt. fpeIde por fiir5enl oes Woilo'
Imorfeg, begamgen an elmer orjttel
,Srau, iduIoig 5eirnSen iporoen ma
rem, befinben fid3 IN Berlin I'M &c
f1neniB nno eripartell ebeninlIs ibrs
enttanpt,mg
Omahn erbGIf neuen
gifhoi.
Mom, Stalien, "a. @ini. Meu
|Syereniinb 8. &arip, Grabiidpf por
ManiIa, ipuroe gum @iihcf uei
Cmnba eril0nnt. gtsbiidof Snrt
lpiro Der gluhfcIger Des am s. So
| nudr Serfnrbellen @iidpfs 0fid)ori
|Isknnusa pon cmabc. " mas ~
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sSn Der grtidetSnns beiBt es. Dab fein
tSeiet eriitire. ,rcIdes ipe5iellen ur.
Iollb inter iolden lluitinben seitaitc-
mit seipanmtem JatereHe
@irS in @aibinstou Der menen Nute
bes Generals GarranSa ent.
seseHseisben.
Ysau GOiit, bah iie einen @es fir cine
enSsaltise gereimbaruns anbab'
nen ,pirb.

@aibington, Q. g., "a. Mai.
Sbaleih nod feline glnbeiltung iibcr
ben SalbaIt Der er1parteten gtote bes
@enerals garran5a geniaAt iuuroe,
berrId)t cod ein 8eiiibl oes Sertrall'
ems, oab oir6 SieieIbe elm @seg iiir
cine neiinitine @ereinbariing in ge-
aug auf Die @erfoIsimg Der 9anoiten
i'm noroIifen @erifo angebabnt
pcrGe.
Man aInlibt jcbod in mandcli
arriirn, bab Die De faeto Regierlmg
angelidts Der pref1rcn inneren Gage
@icrifos itpere &onieauer3en be.
fiirdtcn mub, nenn iie bon ibrer
5oroerling Der .3uriid5iebung Der
Sulppen suriidtrcten wiirbe.> Sot)
iino oic 9eamtcn iiber Die Weioung,
oab Die De facto Regierung Srrppcll
mad, cem glorben ienbe, abioIut nidJt
beunrnbigt, oa man annirrrnt, SaB
es iib Inn Die Monnifoften baitoalt,
pelfc nah Der gereinbaritng in e!
Raio nit oen amerifaniideH Srlp.
pen entlang Der @ren5e 5ilidnmen'
mirfen iollen.
Ger ipesielle aacrt IN Der Staot
Merifo meloete, baB Die neue gtote
Garran3as Sitrh einen beionoeren 80
ten bei0rbert ,ueroe, ipeld,er am Waou.
.aa in @aibington eintreffen !Deroc.
Giner 9epeid'e ans Saltilo 5ufoi.
ae iuurbe Der 9anbiteniilbrer ScbiaS
GIi5oubo am 5. afai in 3aragoia Je-
tootet.
q merifaner in SrIano D
foIIen aei 6ii st M er ben.
gSaibinaton, 8. g., "a @'ai.
GaS Senatsfonmittee iiir mIstpdrtiae
@e3iebunsen bat ON WittDot bic
8eiolltion bes Senators aern, neIfe
ben Staatsiefredr aiupeiit, cine lit.
ierillfpmg ansititeIlen in getrefi Der
Siiderheit amerifaniiter giirger in
hen 0iitriften SSSrIanbS, in benen bas
arieesred)t erfIGrt piiroe, 0iir gIn.
nabne entpfoblen.
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NHr gtatOnfefs. 9a

-giir StatOntels. Gas
greiutip 2ommitt.. hes Qorbamss
ritanilfsu StatDsrbanbss srldbi Be.
rsiis bsn aufruf sum Dtlesatensaons
usni, Der am Samiins, ben s. Suli
1916, nm 9 llbr Vahmiiiass. In Mils
ipailtte aba.baiien iperbsn fcl. Gs
icIlsn bon ben 9eIsgaten bic Sabress
bsri1is Der p,rf9isbtasn gsami.n
poresItgt psrbsr. fsrner pirb bic
Wabl bsr aonsrsBitabt fur 1917 uno
Der gsnmisn fir ben 20. aonsrsb
rorgsncmm.n. gs miiiisn nsu ses
nGblt perbsn; sln prdiibeni, ,pti
Disqualification. Elm EsirstGr, Elm
GGabmeiiter u. 10 DirsitorsH, btr,n
9ernin am 10. 5uni obIduii. Jebtr
StdiiIub in ben 0sreiniaten Sianttn.
nit 25 MitsIisbrn Wp boriibsr. II.
bsre6iiss, fir bic erffen 25 WsitsIi,,
Der sinsn 9elssaien unb fur isbs iols
gtnhtn so Wlitglit6sr sinsn ip.ilsrea
Deiegaien gum apnpent su entisnosn.
1lnr Wiiglis6sr bee EorpamerlIdni.
fdsn Gtdtpsrbanbss iinb aIs Dtleaas
ten berettisi. Ridt friibsr ais 80
7age unb nidt ipdtsr als 90 1ag.
nor ter Jabsesbsrlammlune jc[l be.
prGiibsnt iirb Der Gstrttdr ben auF.
ruff siim Dsftsaifnsgonpsn srlcjisn.
ssm gIufruf nlub bas Datum Il. Der
2rt bes db3ubalttnoenaonbsnts rnas,
geben itin. sebsr Siatilue, Der sinsn
pber mebrert Dsleeaisn gum aoupent
entIsnbet. foIl nidt ip1ter ais 80
z1ge Dor bieIm aonDent BEN Ger.
bnnbsfriretGr bic aamsn unb bi, aes
nGue Qfbrsiie bieIer DeIssatsn suets
btn laifen, bumit bic bsirsffenben
3uiifii1te rsdt;siiia ausssftriigt
'iDerben t5nnen. g2ihi fpGfer ols Is
Edge Dor BEN aonbsnt mug ber Ses
tretir bic pom prdiibenten uuro ibm
islbjt untsrinrisbtnsu glusptiie ben
tesrtifenben Delssattn sussiisat bas
Zen,
sc eIeaullter bic gSdabss bclto mesr
-p5rs5s taRen iis
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Sm berianfem--M -M56eIn.

pfbeIn--giue blbfde acknowledgements
Misunderstanding aus bunfiem SlnnnbbcIs.
Eilifc. HatSniraseH 70e u. 0. e.rnbs. 4.
Stcd. bos
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g eIeaaaisr As aSdaoas Seise sssr
p9zss sassn iis-
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gsrIanat--@eibIidl.

Rabnxn, erfdbtenss, fit 6nnsarteit In
fleiner Camille. o7s q. qresteni Gbsnue.
elbcnbdIs.
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Uere,Higte G6nger.
q ufrufl

Seu.e ebsBo ptnIi iisr I'm TGtf9tr nlnt
,,,rr SinSenburesaem Httnef biz Sun.
ees,ciebertlhet nit II
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Spbn WsacNteia In 9nbli,
fHmIhig befnn6en.
sein llrtbeiI nod mid
geiprpden.

SelH r1peTI np6 Hf1 I
gsipro9en.
Dublin, "a. Wai. ueber Qonbon.
SObn Rae Rsia, Der prdiibtnt Der
Sinn Jein Grsipiuiasn, if Don einsm
Striessgeri6t idulois befunbm NOR.
ben. an Der RebeniOn in SrIanb be-
tbsiIigt geDsisn gu ieiu. Das lIribeiI
pirb in ben ud4ften 1aseu ssfdl.
tperDen.
leber ben Gntbeil, ben sobn Wlac
Reiu an Der Rsbsaion in Srlano bats
ie, tparen bisber bic niberiWehenbiten
Gsrii6te I'm umIauf. giner @sriion
sufoige fOI sr ii4 i'm IssieN 4ugens
bid eegen ben 4ufftanb ertlGrt bas
ben, ba sr ppn beTen grfolslofigtsit
iiberseust mar. Da aber feline Ratbs
f4Idge unbeu&tet blieben, fol- er cine
dagsmeine Marnung an bic Sinn aeis
ner Dor Der Ystbeilisuns an Der Re,
oolte erldTsn baben, iporouf er ii9
niht an Der RebeIlioa betbsiIigte.
gs 1T befanni, bab Wlac ReiI an
ben gasen, an bsnsn bic Jeinbislig.
tsitsn begannen, bsridnnnb, unb Is
Dirb aud ertlGrt, bab er porber bis
parabe abssfagt babe, bic ON Diisrs
fDnntdg BON ben Ginn sein.rn abses
balten fperben iOIIte. qm s. Waai nurs
be fetne 8erbaftung ansetiinbigt unS
am 16. Ulai purbe pom Dublin aus
ansetiinbist, bab Ct binnsn auraem
Dor einsm &riegsseriht proaeTirt
iperben piirbe.
SDbn Dillon battle am II. Mai in
einer Rebe i'm britiiden uiiterbauie
srtlGrt, baB es Wlnc Hein su Derbans
Ten Tel, Der der Rsbenion bas Rid
graf ssbrodsn4, bdb bic 9ruppen 5ur
3eit nidt mebr In ben Straben Dub
fins gu tdmpfsn bdtttn.
Sobn Mae Heil mar profsiIor ber
Rs9is an bsr irIdubtf&sa gsati0nols
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nader ole brittle sonS; 1oa.sirbsit ID,
HsaInnt Strnbe.
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gerIanst--8eibIih.

wi1b6tr tat allaersine Sauedrbdi; fem
s9af6er ober ssieelH. 1892 g5iifca nee.,
aeonouis. @aoHe as0n i7s5 X 2i-27
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s-anitsHunsen.

Observation-Disclosures csien iir Daanrsr
nnb erantn- 1nuffube bon GfnsnHufpsn NM
IN unsii9i piiis iiir uufieuunefu frst
braHfisH Sn'riuis. 2ssi rs. noteier. n D.
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Marriage Licenses.

Marriage licenses have been issued to
the following:
Lemuel NJ Allen and Lillian A Clarke,
both of Richmond, Va.
Joseph A. Lewis of Ford, Va, and Jen-
ME L. Pitts OF Clifton station, Va.
Ewing A. Murray and Daisy R. Hall.
Monia B. Garner of Marcus Hook, Pa.
and Eleanor A. Amos of Baltimore, Md.
Ralph W. S. Bennett and Mida w.
Tucker.
George F. Strfnger of Richmond, Va,
and Nettie Beuchert of this city.
Arthur G. Compton and Leila Daskam.
Hugh D. Via of Charlottesville, Va,
and Lula NJ. Jones of Gladys, Va.
William NJ. Jewell, jr., and Frances E.
Tuley.
Baldwin, both of Richmond. Va.
Raymond A. Oliff and Ida B. Salzman.
Laurence Petite and Maude Stuart.
Daniel E. Williams and Julia Ma
gruder.
Robert K. Lee and Geneva NJ Coates.
Basil N Eckenrode and Effie NJ.
Hoffman, both of Pottsville. Pa.
William c. Young and Marian L Bell.
Edward Z. Plant and Lavenia G. d.
King.
Elmer E. Allen of Holyoke, Mass.
and Leeanna NJ. Thomas of this city.
Roy Gordon and Irene Carter
Frederick w. Stump of this city and
Susie E. Salomonson of Chicago, Ill.
Aenes Thompson and Bertha Peyton
Charles K. Hardy and Anna NJ. Taggart
Myron p. Green of New York city and
Elsie Weiland of Lynchburg, Va
Thomas E. Taylor and Dorotha NJ.
Browne.
Eugene C. o'Bryhim and Bertha A.
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NOTES OF THE CAMP

Wardmaster Bowling of the Field
Hospital is happy these days. He has
discovered that some fine ra gtime tunes
can be coaXed from the pipe organ
which stands at one end of the mess
hall of his company. Every night when
he is not on duty he bangs out a few
tunes"
Doc Amoroso of the Field Hospital
went hunting again several days ago
and came home with a partridge. two
owls. a snake and three horned toads
Doc is the big game hunter of his
company and also Is it's official barber.
Toby, pet cat of the Signal Corps
Company. has been presented with
handsome collar. a gift from Mrs
Smoot, grandmother OF Private Ed
wards. There are two silver bells on
the collar and it is doubtful if Toby
will have much luck hereafter catch
ing mice. for they will be able to hear
his approach At present Toby is
cripple Cook Bill Bright stepped on
his foot the other day and now Toby
has to hobble around on three legs.
Two of the Signal Corps men held a
wrestling bout on the stage at an air
dome at Lowell last night. Corp.
White locked arms with Sergt Tiller
and came out the victor.
The bout was for the two best falls
out of three. White won two in sue
cession and won a prize of $40 put up
by the management.
Private Ramsdell of the battery has
challenged Corp. White for a bout next
Saturday night at the same place
Driver Mccarthy has issued a challenge
for the winner. There are a number Of
wrestlers in the Field Hospital, and it
is expected that seveal bouts will be
arranged between men of that ouffif
and the other District militia organiza-
tionS.
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Deaths Reported.

The following deaths have been re-
ported to the health department within
the last twenty-four hours:
Blanche V. Burgess, "a years. 1903 E
street southeast.
Granville Mills, 4s years. I'LL 5th
street southeast.
James L. Prentice, 6S years, 6201 Blair
road.
George w. Choate, 81 years, 1913 G
street southeast.
Alvin T. Tracy. 20 years. 1906 18th
street northwest
Margarete P. Stefanel, Is months, 446
K street southwest.
Infant of Charles H and Sara A.
Bray. Is minutes, 511 18th street north
east.
Mabel Payne, 20 years, Freedmen's
Hospital.
Maurice Hall, so years, Providence
Hospital.
John Brown. 35 years, Georgetown
University Hospital.
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and have again left for their Virginia
place at Smokers Gap, Bluemont-


place at Smokers Gap, Bluemont
DR.. and Mrs Charles W. Richardson
have returned from a motor trip
through New England. which included
many points of interest.
Mr.. Clinton E. MacEachran is spend
ing several weeks in Massachusetts
and Maine.
after an absence of some weeks, during
which time he visited Canada and
points in New York and elsewhere.
Mrs Winfield PeterS and Miss Girvin
of Baltimore are visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
]. Girvin Peters, the formers son and
daughter-in-law, at their country home
at Edgemoor.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. George Phoebus,
their daughters, Misses Mildred and
Gladys Phoebus. and Mrs. Ella Van
Landingham have been motoring
through the eastern states, the Allie
After visiting Cumberland, Pittsburgh,
Youngstown and Cleveland they will
return to Washington by way of Bed
ford Springs
Mr. and Mrs Wexford Tyler, who are
spending their vacation at Atlantic
City, will visit friends in Philadelphia
before returning to their home in this
city.
Mrs. Benjamin Soule Gantz wife of
Assistant Paymaster Ben S. Gantz U.
she has been spending the summer
months. She is visiting her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Warren Offutt, at
5118 Wisconsin avenue.