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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-10-18

rum erfafene offisieIe gstanntm1s
Dung Iautet ME folgt:
~9n Der Sieben6iirser 9rense, Iiibs
Ii4 bon 5ermanuitabt, lit bic Gage
unperdnoert. Sn ben 8p0rgio gergerl
IeiiteH bic Rumdnsn 1tb9 WiDeritano,
rss5n Der Drei aduber gte, Iitos
li4 bon Dorna Watrd baben mir ben
5eiuo DON ben oftliCb DON Negrd geLe=
seneu SOben oertrieben.
gSSH Den Wdlotarpaten r1b iiios
LID bonn 0nieiter lpurben berein5elte
Angriffe Der RuTen dbsef6Iasen.
I'm Der NaraDnofta uRo in WoI1gs
nten 1T bic S6la9t nod i'm @anss.
| Qn betbeH Jronten baben bic RuTeu
i9tpere RieoerlaseH srIitten. Siiblin
bon 2ipnie1nolua uia9ten bic RuFea
BIB IN bic gaa6t btnein U1aTenz
dngrifFe auf Die Seutiden, iie ipuroea
aber iiberau nit f9peren 9erluften
5uriitgeIhiogen 9sutihe 9arbszgd>
taiQone Derfolgtar bic RuFen Bis in
bic @rdben, ieBten ii5 barin felt unb
ndbmeH So Sffi3isre uub 1900 @ann
gefdugeu.
.SJn DoIDbntsn grifFen bte RuiIen
tpieber bic 0fterreiaiih ungdriI6eH
Sruppen unter bem 9ensraI Sersse
tans3tp an. Ra6 porRrgegdngenem
iebr beftigen 8ombaroement griffeu
bic rllfitidnH &olonneu am ybd6mit,
tag 3tpiiden poftonptp unb Spirius.
tp, psitli6 pon 9ubnoip, 5fpii6eu ga.
turSs guo SiieIiu, an. 5rob ungebeu-
rer Yerluft: pieberboIten bic @uifsR
bic 4nsrtffe 3Deimdl an eT1riaeHpunts
ten, uHo nDroltb Don 3eturie fogar
3ebumul. Nber Denn auh oteie Qns
grtffe nit groben, iiberIegenen 9rups
penmdien dusgefii6rt purben, ipa-
Der Feinb ni9t i'm Stdnbe. bic tapfce
rem gertbeioissr 5u srfdiittern rulo
es gsldno inn rirgsnbs, our95ubres
den. llHiere Sruppeu errangen einen
ppnfGnbiaen Sieg.
Dom itdiienif9eu 9rtegsf6auptaB
III nirb+s g1icftides ali melDer.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-10-18

uniere GtsGunsen 5tpiiden Siniapia
uHb 3ubilno, bic BON 5annonGanern
ino grauni9peissrn sebalien ip,tr,
ben, uno sssen bic Oiterrei6iid IN
sariIten 2inien fiibipeitIib Don 3as
tur3e serihtet.
.Gm 4bsHb, mad porbersegaHgeneu
isbr beftissR artilIeriefeuer, ma4ter
bic Rufien breinrul bintersinatbel
auberit beftise ansriffe in bem pO'
itonptp gubnoip 4bihuiit. bi,
aber ebenfaas nit iebr f9neren Der
luiten fir ben Jsiuo abSei4laseu
tpuroen,
.Sas fsintli3e grti[eriefeuer. bds
segeu bic pofiticneu Der armee bes
Generals Don 8otbmsr seribtet mar.
tpurDe am Ra9mittds bis aur Gubers
ten Seftigtsit seitsissrt unb bau.rt:
Biz gum Gtubrr9 Der Duntelbeit. Gs
tpurbe nur rGbrsno Der oeri9iebensn
SturmaRgriffs sinssitelt. Sdmmtlias
Snfanterieangrifie tpurben a6sei4las
gen unb Der JeiHb erlitt cine ibpere
gtieberrlase. Die @arbesg esgiiiilisre uno
pommsrf6en GreHaoiere perfoIgten
ben iicb 5uriidsiebeubeH Geino uHS
nabmen bic porberiten Embellishments
ben an elmer Sront DON elm uHb Elm.
piertel Uleilcu. sic nabmen 80 Diff
5iere unb 1900 Mtunn,, sefangeH unp
spOberten asbu Rdi6iHenseitiiBe.
.s5ront bes gr5kraoss aarl Jran5:
Gin am 15, Sttober BON ben Ruiisu
Bel Samnieu, H5rbli4 DON Stanislau
sema9tsr 2tnsriff. an Der eali5iiden
Jrpnt, iiibliA ron 6aliih, mar e6enIo
erfoIslos pis Elm ansrfff atf ben
Gipiel bes 0ecoman in ben aarpds
then.
.RumGniIfe Jront: Die Rumdnen
leiften in Den 9ebirgspGfen on Der
5Itliden 5ront IN siebenbarsen bart.
nGdfsen gBiberftanb. Siioli9 uno
peitli9 pon arOnItaot 1T pi. Gage I'M
algsmsinn mDsrdnoert.
.G!ibli9 pon G.rna W,.rl. m ben
iiibl:6en aarpatbeH baber urie,s
9ruppen msfrers 1oben oftli4 com
geeera Tlub sritiirmt.
Meftitber ariessi4aus
plat.
glnsrifFs esr gtliirien 6,a4en aud
am MontaJ pisosr bel 9utbseoart, an
Der Somme Gront, unte- eem GtIsr
cer Deutihsr sufammen, Die osuls
Tten poritipnen auf 6etoen Ssiten Der
Somme iparm pabrenb bes sansenI
5dses sinsm beftisen feinbliAen
Jeusr ausssisst. Die anf bisien skil
pes ariessi6uuplases be5usbabenbe
getanntmaduns Iautet tpie fOIst:
r@rmeegrappe ses 5er5oss Mbredt
BON gBiirtiembers: ain bieiem 1beiI
Der Jron. ianhsH on pislen punttsn
I4arfe @orpOften. unb artiQeriegs.
Fehts ftatt.
.4rmeesruppe bes s,riipsn Rup.
,rs6t: llnisrs pofitionen auf beiben
5eiten Der CONNIE parsn ipibrens
,ss sailsen suses einem iebr beftig.n |
!lrtiasrisieuer ausgeisst, bas mir in
@eiis beautsportsssu. lin.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-10-18

ier. Jlieser leiiteten quite 9isnite. in.
bem lie bas Geuer gsseH Die isinSlis
9eu gatter:en birisirtea.
rGm 9fbsao ipIrber urfere poiitio,
nen u0rbti4 DON bem slug stpiI6eu
Gusbecourt unb SailIp, nie aud bies
ienisen, bic n5rbIi9 Dpn 5resnes uno
Ma5uncOurt. fiibIi9 bon Der Soutms.
selessH iino, beftig ansesriffeu. Sei
SaiIp unS Gresues puroen bic Jmus
soien na5 teftisem 6aHossmsnge slis
riitgeiaIageu. I'm BEN gefib Don
fletneu Stiidsn Der Gri5eu ptrb nod
gstdmpft.
-llHisre aompfftusaeitgs fhUHru
feds feinbIi&e aeroDIane db, bon be
neu brei finter ben 'etnblihen 2inien
a6iiiir5ten. 9auptmarm Boelte brodt.
dbermGis 5'psi feinb!i4e Tlusseuse sur
Strede,
Die Granspfen erleibeu
riefige 8erIufe in 10
5ebonieR.
Spfia, Mortag, ,16. Ottpber.
llebr euubon. 9as ariessminiiteD
rum tiinbiste pGhreHo bes Cages dH,
bab bic Gran3oieu bei ibren 2Hsrfffen
om Sdmitag ouf Die buIgarii6eE
StelluRgen an oer md3eboutI6sn
Gront, Lungs Der Ronaftir giisnbG6n
rsfige 0er!uite srlittsrl. 9(ae pieIe2lns
grtfie Darfeu suriitaei9lassn ME
aud Iebr beftiss angriffe Der SerbsE,
bic bic sr6Bten GRitrensungen mdds
ten. bic bulsariide Gront am gserna
SIab stpiiden groo uib Stp6ipir su
bur4breden. Die getanntmatun1
Iautst ipie foIst:
.Spdter einsetroffeneu 9sri9ten
5ufolse tpuroen bic an Samitag auf
beiben Seiten Der Wonaitir Tlorina
g16n semadien 2tngriffe nit uubers
orSsnfIi9 iftperen gerluitsn fir Die
5ran5ofen auriidsei4Iayen. Dor Der
6ront eines etn5issn unierer 8atdiIs
lone baben mir AS 1obie besraben,
bdranter bier Sffisiers.
glm IA. unb 10. Cttober mu6tsn
o'e Ser6en gang ungs1eure 4nftrens
gungen. uniere 6roni an Der g3erna,
5piidsn ben DSrfsrn 9rob unb StO.
hipir 81 bIr9bre6er, aber dqes ums
FONT. Sn Der Sonntlg RadH ma6ter
bic Serben a4t auf eiHanoer fplgenoe
unb aubsrornentlicb .uti9loHene an.
sriffe in bisier GesenD, bic ale mi.
iebr ibperen Dsrlltiten fir ben feinS
abseitlasen spurbsr. Nit eirnm ges
senansriff trieben mir bic Serben in
iare urfpriiagIiden pofttionen su.
rid.
.gln Der Moslenica Grort ionbsn
beftise artiIlsrisssfsdts itatt. Gin
i9orfer Snfanteriedrgriff n6rbIi1
bon @rumiiGie fprros BON unierem
Jeusr unterbriidt. 5sinblrhe Neros
plane 1tparfsn 9ombeu auf ben gdbus
bof bon Oemir aapu, obue S9aoen
unsurihten.
.alm 5ube Der gelaitibd planino
Fanben Grtillsriesefstte TAFT. iinb uns
Iere 5ruppsu beitanbsu erfoIsreit,e
8orpoitenseferbte IN Der gldbe bes
Dorfes @uriuf.
70 "a 3 @ien iiber SietRrisg 8.
lagt 5u beri9ten BAT.
WieM IL. Sttober. Sie am
CisRitag a0m &. &. Griecsmiuiits. |
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perben $4,000 01drner bei6Gfti.
5ungsGos, nn0 eS berrift groBe I'm
5ifriecenheit ttnter ignen.
Die 6abrif6eiiBer proteitirten ee'
gen Sen 9efebI nit Ser gegriinoung.
oab iic beIgii3e uro nidrt beuti6
aoble 6enllben uno 6as 9io6materia
5lt ibrer gtunition Don BEN 2laiirtet
erhnlten.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-10-18
Nerbptett
gsnrSe i6weissriihen sabrifanten Si'
gGunitipnsansfnlDr,
&eun iic Seiitide auble unn ScntIdIeI
Stabl benutcn.

Gent, pia 9aris, II. 0ftcbe-.
Die idypciSerii6e Regterlmg bat, IN
lle6ereinitinuups nit Der mil
GelitiGIanS eetrofienen pirtbihuft'
Ii6en @creinbaruHG 5obrifeH Die
glusfuhr soil gRunitiou fiir DIE IIiir.
ten perbctea, ipern iie oeittide aobIe
,soer StaDI barttiser. .9irss ben 9eicSsl
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-10-18
9ies hattie entbmiiaitiide roDaliitiide 9empn>
ftratipmen im 2ltben 5mr Jolge+
gruppen un0 0o(k (6einen ent(d(o0en trcu 5u Dem
E0nig 6u 6a(ten.



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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-10-18
@etterberidyt.

Sir O6io: S60nes, nGrmeres
@ettsr am Mitttpo6. 2fm 8nnnnSs
tag tribes, pdrmeres Wetter, pdbrs
f4einli4 Regen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-10-18
Sic Sage IN @rie6enlano eine fritii6'
Die Aliirfen 6a6en 2slarinetruppen III 2'irdus
nno ofenfli6e @e6dnoe In At6eu 6e(ebf.

i'">"'iNJS %~TN'JS o"I WV ssD"'5
aonitaniin ausbradten unb bic gries
diife Rationalbpmne Iansen. Grobe
Nenidenmaifen sosen blIr9 bic Stras
Ben unb 5auienbe perfammeIten ii3 IN
Der 8dbe bes plasss, on benz ii9 Oas
poitamt bsfinbet.
Der arisssminiIier General Dracos
beorberte gris9iide 3ruppen unb Uaas
rineiolbaten bepaus, bic isben gu
gang 81 benz plab betpa9ten. um eis
nsH 3uIammeritoB stpii6en srisdis
iden 3ibiltiten unb ben Jrdn3oien 3ii
perbii1bern, bic bisien Sbeil bsr Stabt
beiest balteu. Sic biIbeten einen Dols
iidnbisen 2prbon Tin bic 1ran5oisn
unb trdfsn ollie m6sliden @prii9ts.
mabreseln, I'm einen aonflitt Sii pers
binbern.
IS 1T imm0slid, s,i fasen, mas iit,
IN ben nddd.en 3dgen ereisnen tpiro.
Die griehifde Resieriins 1T ii3 ools
aitf betpuBt, bab bas S9itial @rie,
fenlanbs bGbon abb6nst, bab Der
fransoiiihs 2ommanoeur perbinbert
pirb, ipeitere assreftOe MaBreseln
an3uorbuen.
Jriiber an Gage belt Der aDni5
aDuitdntiu cine Repue iiber bic gries
diiten Wariueiruppen ab, bic Don
ben Qltir.en bon ibren Sbiifen ents
fernt unb rad 2liben geIhidt ipproeu
i6aren. Dies CAB aHIat gu elmer ris4
iissn ropaliitiihen 9elnOnitration.
1aufenoe BON Wsnfhen maridirten
bur6 bic StrabeH, 8ilbsr bss &onigs
nit berumtrusenb irno 5o9rilfe auf
ben Foiiig dasbrinseub.
Der Marinsmintfter. 2f0miral Oas
HiaHps, pertus eineH Iagesbefeb bes
GDnies, IN fue!dem bieier bic goprli.
tat Der Marinetruppen unb ihr ebrs
6irss @erfdlten unter b69it iriHidsn
0srbGItnifen 6bts.
Jld6 ben GeremonieH perfammelts
Der &onis bic Offi3iere um ii4. Gr
iagte ibHen, bdb er ftpl5 bdrouf iei
bab iis allen @srloduugsn ipioerftans
ben inb @slo mno gbren JIriitgefpies
ien bdtten unb ibrem Cir unb ibrel
aanbe treu gebli.ben isieu. Gr CAB
linen Iein Gbreniport, bab sr biz gum
gnbe su ibnen 6alteH unb als Jolgsn
nit ihnen theileu fperbe, bic ibre
GopaIitdi bahen t0nHe.
Cine 5d)tuere 1tieberlage
Saben tptsbsr einmal bic 3uHsH ers
litten.
sic perforen, abgefe6en Don fur6tbas
rem @erhiten an 5obtsn lTlb
Werpunbeten,
geinabe 1000 Waun an 9efangens1
unb 3e5m Wai4iHengei4iise.
llno 8rdben Don Il Wteilen 2dags
purbsn bon ben Deuti4ea er,
itiirmt.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-11-18
Gavel of Historic Interest.

An interesting episode in the opening
exercises of the convention of the As
ISOLATION of American Agricultural Col
leges and Experiment Stations at Wash
ington, ID. c. Wednesday was the pres
entation Of gavel made from the wood
of sugar maple tree planted many
years ago on his lawn at Strafford by
the late Senator Justin S. Morrill,. This
gavel was made from limb of the tree
which was wresied apart in a storm in
September, 1915, the wood being select
ed by Dean !. W. Votey of the collage
of engineering of the University of Yer
mont. The gavel was shaped in the col
lege shops and suitably inscribed as to
its origin. 1t was presented in behalf
of the University of Vermont by Dean
j. i. Hill. who for the last twelve years
has been secretary treasurer of the as
ISOLATION. 1t will be remembered that
Senator Morrill, was the father of the
state universities and land grant colleges
of the country, and that the original
enactment in 1862 which founded these
institutions was the product of his brain,
and on every state college campus the
country over his name is honored. 1t is
certainly very fitting that this central
organization should possess this histori-
cal gavel.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-11-18
Some American Fossil Corals.

In recent years well preserved speci-
mems of small disk shaped beautiful cor.
ais representing several species of the
genus Micrabacia have been discovered
in the upper Cretaceous deposits of the
Atlantic and gulf coastal plain. One spe-
ces was obtained from a deep well near
Mineola, Tex, at depths between 3,l46
and 3,l60 feet. Others were found in
surface outcrops in Mississippi, Georgia,
North Carolina and Maryland. These
corals have been described and pictured
in technical paper by L. W. Stephen
son. recently isseud by the United States
geological survey, department of the in
terror, as professional paper 9S-J.
Contributions of this kind form small
though important parts of the great his
tory of earth life that is gradually being
written through the patient labors of
psychologists and biologists. They are
of scientific interest not only as addi-
tions to the sum of human knowledge,
but they are being more and more util-
lied in a practical way in determining
the location OF rock structures favorable
to the occurrence OF oil and gas il. deter
mining the distance necessary tC drill to
oil, gas a11 water hearing beds end in
tracing and determining the position of
economically important strata, such as
clay, Ignite and coal
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-11-18
LOOK AT CHILD'S
TONGUE IF SICK,
CROSS, FEVERISH
When Constipated or Bilious Give zeal.
ifornia Syrup of
Figs"

Look at the tongue, motherl If coat
ed, it is sure sign that your little ones
stomach, liver and bowels need a gentle,
thorough cleansing at once.
When peevish, cross, listless, pale,
doesn't sleep, doesn't eat or act natural
ly, or is feverish, stomach sour, breath
bad; has stomach ache, sore throat, diar-
rhea, full of cold, give a teaspoonful of
california Syrup of Figs" and in few
hours all the foul, constipated waste,
undigested food and sour bile gently
moves out of its little bowels without
gripping, and you have well, playful
child again.
You needn't coax sick children to take
this harmless fruit laxative; they love
Its delicious taste, and it always makes
them feel splendid.
Ask your druggist for 50-cent bottle
of california Syrup of Figs" which has
directions for babies, children of all ages
and for grown-ups plainly on the bottle.
Beware of counterfeits sold here. To be
sure you get the genuine, ask to see, that
it is made by California Fig Syrup Com
pany." Refuse any other kind with con-
tempt.-Adv.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-11-18

Mr.Dater is a firm friend of "Fruit.a.
tives". He believes in the healing and
restoring powers of these wonderful
tablets made from fruit juices. He
knows-becauseh he tried "Fruit-a- tives"
when he was i'll and suffering, and is in
a position to speak with authority.
65s FIRST AVE-, Troy, NY.
APRIL Goth. 1916
ct have been a sufferer for years
with Kidney Trouble and Constiba-
tion. / tried "Fruit-a tives" about a
month ago, and with almost immediate
results. The Kidney Trouble has dsap-
peared and the Constipation is fast
leaving me" HENRY DATER.
"Fruit-a -tives" is the greatest Kidney
Remedy in the world, and is equally
effective in relieving Constipation.
50c box, 6 for s. so, trial size 25c. At
all dealers or sent on receipt of price
by Fruit-a-tives Limited, OGDENS-
BURG, NEW YORK.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-11-18
MOTHS IN NEW ENGLAND.
Progress of Fighting Them is Being
Maintained in Some Towns.

Twelve million nine hundred and for
ty-seven thousand seven hundred and
thirteen parasites which prey on the gip-
sy moth were released in Massachusetts,
and New Hampshire last year by the
bureau of entomology of the U. S. de-
partment of agriculture. OF these 66l :
7I3 were japanese parasites known as
Sehedius kuvanae. These were liber
ated in 2S towns in Massachusetts and
IL in New Hampshire. Another enemy
of the gypsy moth, known as Anastatus
bifasciatus, was colonized in II towns
in Maine, 81 towns in New Hampshire,
and II towns in Massachusetts,. In all
1926 colonies of this species containing
l2,1S6,000 individuals, were liberated to
aid in the work of controlling the gip-
sy moth pest. These parasites place
their eggs in the egg of the gypsy moth,
the eggs of the parasites hatch into
larvp, or grubs, and these feed upon the
developing caterpillar within the egg
shell and Kill it before the egg has a
chance to hatch. According to the an
nual report of the chief of that bureau
Just published by the L. S. department
of agriculture, the parasites previously
released seem to be. gaining a foothold
and many of them are now found in
larger numbers and over a wider terri
tory than ever before. The Calosoma
beetle, another insect enemy of the moth,
the report states, is continuing its good
work. although apparently the beetles
are not so numerous in certain localities
as they were last year.
In New England in cooperation with
state officials and other state agencies,
considerable progress is being made in
fighting the gypsy moth. This year in
two towns in New Hampshire, two in
Vermont, four in Massachusetts,, and
three in Connecticut. the insect has APP
parentlv been exterminatei. Extensive
scouting to determine IT'S spread showed
that the moth has been found in -
towns where il was not known to exist
before. This gives net increase of
only four infested towns, which the en-
tOmologists say, is a much smaller num-
Der than has been reported in previous
wears All of the infeststions discovered
in these towns have been carefully treat
ed and a large amount of creosoting of
egg masses and banding and spraying
Of trees has been done in towns inlmedi-
ately inside the border. During the year
approximately 81 tons of srsenate of
lead were used and over 1900 miles OF |
roadway and $4,000 acres of woodland
have been examined
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-11-18
Care of the Ewes.

No feature of the face is so essential
to beauty as the eve. Many women have
been pronounced beautiful when chin,
mouth and nose were actually faulty
but so compelling was the beauty of the
eyes that minor faults in the face were
unnoticed.
No woman on the other hand can pos
sibly lay claims to oeautv if her eyes are
not beautiful. The face may be perfect
oval. the mouth rosebud the complex
ion like blush rose, but small, pale, red
lidded eyes viii 50 effectually spoil these
good points that their possessor must in
evitably be bran led plain"
Judicious use of the eye cup will keep
overworked eyes from becoming full and
red trimmed. A teaspoonful of boracic
acid should be dissolved in a cup OF warm
water. Fill the eyeeup with the solution
and press it against the eye. Throw
back the head until the glass is upside
down. then open the lid and let the warm
boraeic acid solution thoroughly wash
the eve.
Be sure that the water is not too warm
or too cold, and also that the graduated
boracic acid is thoroughly dissolved. A
cloth wrung out of hot water in which
bicarbonste of soda has been dis
solved and laid over the closed ewes for
10 minutes will remove the trace of even
a hard CRYING spell. which, sad to say,
every woman INDUCES herself in once in
a while.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-11-18

thing in which few cooks achieve sue
cess. Yet pinch of sugar and scrap
ing of nutmeg will give a delcacy that
is very piessureable to the palate, but
not strong enough so that you can tel
why the dish tastes so well.
Dreamed Potatoes-Creamed potatoes
may be dish fit for the gods, or the pigs
1T is for you to choose which. II the
potatoes are well boiled, chopped fine
and allowed to cool you are beginning in
the right way. Then make cream
sauce, with cream, not milk; add the
little bit OF nutmeg and sugar mentioned
before, then put in the potato just long
enough before serving TO get it piping
hot. This is far different from the -four
paste dish which commonly masquerades
under the name of creamed potatoes.
Stuffed Potato Suzette--Select even
sized potatoes; bake IS minutes; cut
them lengthwise. scoop out the interiors
into bowl season with grated nutmeg,
freshly ground white pepper, salt,
chopped parsley, chopped ham and tongue,
little cream and butter Mix well,
then fill up the shells. Spread over them
"a little grated Parmesan cheese, bake in
very hot oven until very brown.
Sweet Potatoes. Southern Style-Have
potatoes boiled; cut in round slices half
an inch thick, fry them in butter for
few minutes, then transfer them into a
baking dish; cover with syrup and brown
molasses; bake in very hot oven five
This dish. served with roast
Virginia ham is delicious.
Potatoes Lyonnaise--Have potatoes
freshly cooked, peeled and cut in round
slices very thin; fry gently finely
sliced onion until tender, then add the
potatoes; season with salt and pepper,
tossing them once in while and give a
nice omelet form Let them acquire
very good golden color. Turn onto a
hot dish and serve with broiled lamb or
mutton chops.
Potatoes Macairc--Scoop large, freshly
baked potatoes into frying pan where
you have previously added little fresh
butter; season we'll with salt, pepper,
nutmeg and chopped parsley Toss them
,nce in while. giving them a pancake
'orm; brown well on both sides; serve
With broiled steak
Dorothy Dexter.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-11-18
The Potato a Delicacy.

The common white potato which finds
a place on everybody's table 365 days in
each year is commonly cooked in one of
three ways. occasionally varied by a
bag of fried ones from the delicatessen
shop. But even a boiled potato may, by
proper drying off after boiling. be
brought TO a state OF delicious mealiness
far, far different from the soggy lump
so often offered you, saws the Irish
World. Even the baked potato becomes
finer thing if. before serving. it Is. held
in a towel and carefully pinehed. The
skin must not Be broken, but the potato
must be made all soft 50 that when il Is
broken open AZ the table Il rolls out
quite soft and msaly.
The havoring OF potato is another
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-11-18
THAW PAID TRIBUTE.
Among Many Others to Sheriff Holman
A. Drew.

Colebrook, \. H., Nov 1.-THE funeral
of Sheriff Holman A. Drew, who died in
Berlin, following a shock, was held from
the Congregational church yesterday aft
ernoon. The edifice was filed with in
innate friends and acquaintance OF the
popular man, including many high in
Masonic and legal circles, and Harry K.
Thaw, who was in the custody OF Sher-
if Drew, during his stay in this state
Mr.. Thaw made the trip from Pitts
bury to attend the funeral Although,
legally, custodian and prisoner during
the period that Sheriff Drew and Thaw
were together, strong friendship sprung
up between the two men, and Mr. Thaw
always entertained deep respect and
regard for the sheriff. Following the
services and burial in nearby Gene
terry, Mr.. Thaw motored to Lancaster,
whence he left directly for Pittsburg.
Early in the day services were held in
Berlin, conducted by the knights Tenn
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-11-18
WOMEN'S FAST
DRESSING RECORD
is 13 MINUTES
Chicago Breaks Mrs. McAdoo's Mark
Thirty Minutes Is Average for
Morning.

Chicago, Nov ls.-A contest for the
distinction of being the fastest dresser
is raging here, The announcement by
Mrs. William G. McAdoo, wife of the
secretary of the treasury, that she holds
the worlds fast dressing record by com
pleting her toilet in 20 minutes, has been
challenged.
Mrs. George Bass asserted that it could
be done easily in 20 minutes. Then Mrs.
Carter H. Harrison declared that once
she had bathed and dressed in Is minutes.
"Once upon time" said Mrs. Harri-
son. 81 bathed and dressed in 10 min
utes. / don't think | could do it again,
but did it once. Thirty minutes is a
good average period for dressing in the
to dress, 20 minutes is
fast time"