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The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1917-01-11

all the year round, and those who know
say that mutton should be five years
0bd to be in it's prime. However, two
years is the limit of life for most sheep.
Boiled Mutton and Sauce.-Prepare
the meat by wiping it with a damp
cloth: if the skin be discOlored. scrape
it with Il knife. Good meat should be
red in color. elastic to the touch, and
have fresh smell. The fat should be
white and hard. Allow twenty min
utes to the pound in boiling and an
additional twenty minutes for all
joints over three pounds. Plunge the
meat, outside down, into boiling water
to scar it; after that cover and let 1t
simmer for the rest of the time. Pre-
pare q carrot and turnip and put them
with the meat. then add an onion.
Sauce for Mutton.-Take two table
SpOOnfuls each Of -four and drippingS.
cook until smooth, then add a pint of
the mutton liquor, little milk, if liked,
and some chopped parsley. Chopped
capers, q tablespoonful with a little OF
the vinegar to pint of the sauce. Lay
the mutton on platter. pour the sauce
over it and serve very hot. The vege-
tables may be placed neatly at the end
of the dish; the onion may be left out
If so desired.
Mutton SteW.-Wipe a piece of the
neck or cheap cut from the shoulder
and cut into serving-siz pieces.
Place in frying pan with little hot
dripping, turn and brown on all sides,
dredge with -four. add a pint of shred
ded carrots, cut in strips. not slices, an
onion and sufficient hot water to cook
well, leaving a sauce to serve poured
over the meat and vegetables. Set into
a firelesS cooker and let stand for three
hours or simmer on the back part of
the stove for two hours. A little meat
in such dish will season a quantity
of vegetables, making a most whole
some and economical dish. Potatoes
may be added if desired.
Unless we learn to do our duty to
those whom we employ, they will new
or. rO To do their d11tv m 11S-D9vid
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1917-01-11
Effect of PRIVILEGE.

Senator Sutherland of Utah was
talking about certain ''privileged" per-
Sons.
t-I'm foe to all privilege he said.
Privilege means trouble. It's like the
steamboat captain who. had the bar
privilege.
This captain, to whom all the prof
FITS went, shouted through his telephone
TO the engineer:
For heavens sake, Mike, slow her
down. We got 'em drinkin' fine"
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1917-01-11
To Drive Out Malaria
And Build In The system

Take the Old Standard GROVES
TASTELESS chill TONIC. You know
what you are taking. as the formula u
printed on every label, showing it Is
Ouinine and Iron in tasteless form The
Ouinine drives out malaria. the Iron
builds up the system. SO cents.
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1917-01-11
FOR ITCHING, BURNING SKINS
gathe With cuticura Soap and Apply
the Ointment-TriaI Free.

For eczemas, rashes, itchings, irrlta-
NffOAs, pimples, dandruff, sore hands,
and baby humors, Cuticura Soap and
Ointment are supremely effective. Be-
sides they tend to prevent these dis
dressing conditions, if used for every.
day toilet and nursery preparations.
Free sample each by. mail with Book.
Address postcard, Cuticura, Dept. L,
Boston. Sold everywhere.-Adv.
When two women get wound up, an
other is usually run down.
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1917-01-11

According to the last census the tur
key population Of the country has fall
en- off greatly in recent years. One
statistician records the sad prediction
that the popular bird will before many
years be "as scarce as the dodo."
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1917-01-11

der or cream. OF
tartar and Soda
must be mixed
and baked rapid
ly. All material
should be cold.
and handled very
lightly. For corn
breads, gems and
mullins the short
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1917-01-11

For roasting, mutton can
hardly be too long hung.
The length of time de-
Ponds upon the weather.
In cold. dry weather, in
an airy, well-kept larder,
II days is not too long
in damp weather it will
not keep half that long.
Mutton iS 500 Snnahlo
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1917-01-11
Oaks Impoverish Soil,

SIS an Italian investigator has given
considerable time to the investigation
Of the reason for the failure Of olive
trees in the presence of oaks, aid he
has concluded that it is due to the i'm
poverishment of the soil by the oak
"a Their than by transmission of any spe-
cies of Infection.
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1917-01-11
4 "Eo>wl's RAl,har,,

New York.-A fowl robbery was com
mitted when thieves entered Valentine
Loeach's bird store and stole Ga
pigeons and $50 canaries. valued
at $500.
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1917-01-11

Nothing is so obstinate as a lot OF
Mgures that won't dOvetail with ones
sentiments.
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1917-01-11

Sometimes a, luxurious clerk who
steals to live high gets a cell in the
VSe<y top tier.
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1917-01-11

Whatever else is suggested, there is
atNinly no embargo on the wedding
Bells of the season.
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1917-01-11

The new dimes may be beautiful in
design, but they won't purchase as
.mUch as the old kind did.
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1917-01-11

A man may be the architect Of his
own fortune, but he can't induce the
sun to shine in every room.
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1917-01-11

A western doctor says golf is good
6OF Iunatics. Anyhow there's lot of
chem playing it.
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1917-01-11

The automobile thar turns turtle
generally requires the gump who Is
driving it to turn pancake.
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1917-01-11

Despite the high cost Of white pa
per, foolish love letters continue to
.ae written.
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1917-01-11

The millennium WilP be here when
FOw prices and high wages travel to-
gefher.
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1917-01-11
D5eKTTCHEN
GBINEE s.

The world would be better and bright
er it people were taught the duty of
being happy as well as the happiness
of doing their duty. To be happy our
selves is most effectual contribution
to the happiness of others.-Sir John
Lubbock.
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1917-01-11

DR.. Peery's Dead Shot" is not 'Io-
Xenge' Syrup but a real old IA shioned
dose of medicine which cleans out Worms
or Tapeworm with q single dose Adv.
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1917-01-11

Some young men will do well to
marry girl that has brains enough
GOF two.
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1917-01-11

Are girls becoming ugIy?" asks a
london newspaper. No; only their
clothes
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1917-01-11
FEW HOT BREADS.

Contrary to the rules for yeast mix
lures, all foods made with baking pow
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1917-01-11
Tie tongue is the $reacherous men,
4er that gives the ugly brain away.

An insanity expert has gone insane.
Some of them would not have far to
TO- =..
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1917-01-11
Swans DO not sine until they are
odd enough to know better.

1t would be interesting to get the
MenFs opinion of the egg boycott.
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1917-01-11
SCOTCH WAYS WITH MUTTON.

The quality of mutton greatly de-
ponds upon the way it has been fed.
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1917-01-11

Unless we learn to do our duty to
those whom we employ. they will new
err learn to do their duty to us.-David
Copperfield.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-07

In tact it is an actual tale Of
what occurred in a country
prior to the great war, with
fictitious names and places.
Imagine the possibilities of
the idea. A prince of noble
blood, heir to the throne of
a country, is carried away
to the United States. He
lives on a ranch like 2
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-07

young American cowboy,
falls IN love with a girl,
discovers her to be of royal
blood (never dreams Of his
own rights)-is carried
around the world in a series
of adventures, thrilling in
their intensity, and finally
learns that he is a King.
but a King of
IN the land Of WHERE
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-06-28
Gaitli6feit.

gdte .@aifli9feit1 breitet :inen
feinen, ipobltuenoen Sdimmer iiber
bas Saus in Dem iie eeiibt piro. Nidt
etfpa @aftfreibeit! 9aitfrei iein beibt
i oft unb piele Menfaen bel fib iez
BEN! .@aitli9teit" lit mebr = beiBt,
tbnen fein eieenites Seim Dffnen, es
ibnen bebagIitb unb beimiih barin
MAIDEN. Das iit gar nt9t etpa 70
bdufig. = ., mir ieben ale germ
@Gite bei uns, iorsen, bab es ibnen
gut gefdlt, i9medt unb betommt! Die
n@aitli9teit", Die mir meinen. beaiebt
ii9 aber faft sar ni4t auf bic ioses
nannte grobe 9eielligteit. Die Spus
pers, Diners unb 8dlle Der Saiion -
uno erlei6tert atmet man auf penn
Die lebte ReprGisntattonsfete poriiber
lit. = Wir benten bier an ben I'M
timsn &reis. bic euten Sreunbe, bic
Meni6en fiir's Sera. Die ii9 BEL uns
lpoblfiiblen, bic INNER tpieberfommen
Iolen. Die mir nidt nit Der iibli6en
Pbraie empfangen. Wit pabrbaftiser
Seroli9teit, nit einem SGnbebrud
empfdnst bic pornebme Srau Die
ssreunoe ibres Saufes. uno in Der
Qlrt msbr rlpie" fie iie aufnimmt 5eigt
fe ibre rSaitli6teit." - WGren iie
aud srit einmal BEL ibr gepeien. iie
tennt ibre Rei9uneen, aiebbabereien,
ipeib, mo iie germ iiben, ipie fie ibren
See nebmen, fart ober fdpa9, nit
ober obne 3uder = pb iie rau6en
ufp. ufp. = oas 1T bic feinite
S6mei6elei, tpenn man ii9 i9neu bic
Sieeni9aften ieiher @Gite merit unb
bana6 ri6tet, biefe miro liemals libel
genommen! = reber bas GHen 5u
reoen ift idon lunge nidt mebr Site.
Die e9tefte uno pertpoIIfte 9aits
li9feit aeist iid aber tpeoer i'm @ors
Ieben nod NDti9sn ufp., fonbern in
benz INNER fir feline lieben 8efannten
9ereitiein!
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ni9t senue fir ben 8ebarf Der ameris
tanif9en &oniummenten iibris iit-
anbere pieoer ipreden BON Der pMiBs
ernte" bes porisen Sabres unb benz
unbefriebisenben 3uitanoe Der Suaten
in bieIem Sriibiabr. Dieber anoere,
aber, unb gu Oieien sebDrt 9unbesfes
nator Sbomas bon Colorado, iino
iiberseugt. baB bic Spetulanten in
Rabrungsmitteln sana allein bic
Shulb an ben boben preiien trasen.
Senator Sbomas bat DOT turaem
in elmer Debate duBerit fdarf segen
bieie Spetulanten 5ront eema6t uno
gang often befiirportet. iie an ben ndds
iten 9aternenpfdblen aufSutniipfen, nm
bieien fhma9pol.n uebelitdnoen elm
gnbe gu MAIDEN.
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sterblibfeitsSiffern.

Sn elmer Der lebten Sibungen bes
5auptausfhuNes oes beutf6en Reidsz
tases madte Staatsietretdr Or. SeIfs
'srilA inte:eHante Qnsaben iibsr bic
5terflihteitssiffern Der Iebten Sabre,
.,c gum Sell in nidt gang ri9tiser
Saifuns in bic Seffentli4teit selans.
rem. Iad ben ftatiitifden SeititelIuns
,en itar3en auf 1000 @tnpobner
In Sabre 1911 1853, i'm Sabre
1912 14,6, I'M Sabre 1913 14.0, i'm
Sabre 1914 16,1. i'm Sabre 1915 1877
unb in ben erfien feds Monaten 1916
(auf bas Sabr beredneD ITO perfos
1en. Die @rbebungen besieben ii6 MIR
auf Die Stdbte nit $4,000 unb mebr
@inpobnern, f6lieBen aber fGmtli6e
Rriegspsrlu's elm. So ergtbt iidj ba.
raus Iomit, ooB bic Ge'amtsubl Del
Seitprbenen nur I'm or auf Sauienb
gr0ber mar, als i'm entipre6enben
3eitraum bes Srieoensiabres 1911.
Was Die Sduelinssiterblidfeit an
belangt, 70 mar bas 8erbdltnis Der
i'm eriten Sebensiabr @eitorbenen in
Der @efumtaabl Der @eitorbenen i'm
Sabre 1911 29.7 b. g., i'm Sabre 1912
24,6 b. g., i'm Sabre 1918 24,8 b. g..
i'm Sabre 1914 22,7 b. g.. i'm Sabre
1915 1874 b. g., i'm eriten 9albiabr
1916 11.5 b. s. giatiirlid erideinen
oiefe 3iffern siinftiger aIs iie in @irts
li6teit iinb, tpeil eben bic 3abl Der
Sterbei1lIe BON @rtpadienen infolse
oes arieges erbebIi9 geitie9en 1T, aber
immerbin aeige fi4, oab bon elmer uns
siinitieen ginpirtuns Der Grndb>
runesberbdItnife auf bic SGuglinsss
ferblidfeit niht Die gtebe iein lam.
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nnuer5eiblid.
9ie Jran3nien na6Iabis in Der 8es
wa9uns militarii6er 0sbsiulnifie.

60 fart Die Sptonenfur6t audi
beute nod lit. 70 mangelbaft fheinen
bic Siherbeitsz unb ueberipa6ungss
mabreeeln bon Teiten Der 2esieruns
sebanobabt gu luerben. Gin er9Dblis
DIES. fir Die fral8Oiiiden 3uitdnbs
a&r ni4t serabe fdmei4elbaftes Sc
ftt9tden, bus oieien mertipiiroisen
9eeeniab oraitiidb belcudtet, miro I'M
.2'Seupre" er5dblt: Die 9epobner
BON @tampes purben bur9 einen 3pis
fhenfaa. Der iih in Der pergangenen
Wo9e auf einem Slugplab ereignete,
in srpbe 9eitiiraune perfebt. nnses
fGbr um s llbr morsens bielt Elm frem-
bes Iutpmobil por bem @in9ang zines
Der Sanear. Gin Serr itieg aus in
8esleituns elmer Dame uno rief BON
oben berab Dem poiten befeblsbaberiid,
gu. Die Dame esbDrt gu mir" Sas
paar ipurbe onitanbslos eingeiaHen
unb Der Serr unterfuhte genau Die
Slueseuge uno INSTRUMENTATION,
nobel er Der Dame in langen 4useins
dnoerlebuneen peri6iebene te6nii6e
Grtldruneen CAB. Damn itiegen bic
beioen sSremben tpieber in ibr Iuto
unb fubren nit grDBter 9efdpinbigs
teit bapon. Der @prfall bate aber Die
glufmertIdmfeit Der 8ep0lferune auf
ii9 gelenft, baIb iammelte iit eine
erDbere S6ar BON 2euten por Dem
SIuepIas uno man beitiirmte ben pos
iten nit 5ragen, fper Der Serr eepefen
iei. 8iellei6t elm Senator9 Soer
Der unterietretdr bes Miniiteriums9
Ser Solbat aber fpuBte feline @nttport,
benn er bate bic beiOen 9ebeimnisz
polen 5remben nod ME porber geieben.
Man leitete cine llnteriu4uns ein, Der
poiten ipurbe 6eItraft unb Die tpiloes
iten 9erii6te tamen in Der gan3en 9es
ssnb in llmlauf. rGnolid." 70 fdlieBt
.2'Seupre" feinen 8eri9t, limb mir
in Der gliidli6en Gage. Die entfeBten
brapen 9iir9er BON gtampes gu berus
bigen. Der in Srage itebnbe Serr
bat nGmli9 beute uniere Rsoattion be.
iu6t uno uns ertldrt, bab er Elm Grems
pei itatuieren tpollte une barum auf
einfa6ite @eiie ben 8eipeis erbrathte.
bab uniere Militdrperpultung anI6eis
nsnb nidt bic Yfliht gu baben slaubt,
uniere ipi9tigen, militdriiden @nIas
gen Dor Der @jefabr oes 8errnts gu
bei6iiBen."
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s l..

S9ulinfpettor Wolfsang fat bic
2ebrer feines Sprengels mittels Runbs
fdreiben beauftragt, Die &inber anau>
peifen, bab fie ale anitdnbieen Srems
ben auf Der Safe freunolid sriiBen
follten.
lin fi6 iiber ben Grfolg feiner Der
fiisuns gu ilnterrihten, tommt er audi
einmal na9 &irdba9.
Ollie &inber sriiben. 9lber ba trip
peln atpei f9ulpfli9tise Sungen baz
Der, glosen ibn an unb seben obne
9ruB bpriiber.
n&in6er." ia9t Der Snfpettor, Der
fein aeuberes germ gu pernu4Idfigen
pflegt. bat eu9 euer Serr 2ebrer nibt
sefast, baB Sbr bic Srsmben bOffi9
sriiben fout2"
.Sen pobl," entgesnete ber Gttere,
naber muir, tpenn amer a pen'g tpas
slei9iia9t!"
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9onnerftas, %. Suni 1917.
Sn ct. Morit.
&riessgefangene uieler gfa=
tionen iinb bort 81 fiaben.
Die 9euti@en bebanoeln ibre Getans
gsuen nit Weni@libfeit.

Ser .@ofiidsn 3eituns1 in Berlin
pirb seidrieben: Die bic 3eitunsen
beri9ten, tpeiIt prina War bon 8a<
ben aurseit in Der Sftfdpsia. um Die
bort selesenen Snternierunssorte gu
befuden, In benen bauernb ober auf
unabiebbare 3sit triessuntii4tiss
2riesssefansene untersebradt finb.
9iefe Radri9t 1T febr erfreulid; benn
man4e re6t beoauerliden 3uitGnoe
perben bann aufsebedt perben. Ni4t
oIs pb Die S9neiaer es an iidb feb
len lieben, uein, aber Der 3uitano Der
aus Jrantreih unb @nslanb antoms
member beutIaen @efaneenen fpottet
I'm @esenfabe su ben aus Deutfdlano
iibersefiibrten fransOiifden uno eng
Iif6en Soloaten ieber 8efdreibuns.
Dapon beri6tet Der Pripatbrief elmer
bem Sdreiber biefer 3eilen mobile
fannten ameritanif6en Dame. Die iih
nit elmer ibrer 2anbsmGnnin in ct.
Worib Der beutf9en &riegssefansenen
In riibrenber Deife ansenommen bat.
Gin paar beaeidnenbe Stellen ibres
bonn Qlnfane September oatierten
S9reibens ieien bier in ueberfeBung
mitseteilt. Da beibt es:
rDie 2eute, Die suraeit bier, beionz
6ers In ct. Wlorib, liegen, baben in
England unb Srantreid Sdmdbli9es
iiber fid erssben lafen miiHen; iie finb
in einem troitlofen 3uitanoe, meiit
gang abeeriRen. Die frana0iiiden
@efangensn bd9egen finb gut eefleis
bet uno gut sendbrt. iie eebdrben iih
aIs Selben, ipdbreno bic Seuti9en in
2umpen eintrafen. Oieie iinb in ben
fsinbli9en 2dnbern fdredli9 (terriblp)
bebaHoelt porbsn.
r4us paris tdmen aeute bierber in
pantoffeln unb tparen bantbar fir
@tiefel, bic mir ibnen Deridafften.
SAT- teiner bate unterseug. fpenise elm
Semb, an SaI6entii9ern unb Striimz
pfen feblte es ednalih. Meine Sreunz
Din faufte fir bieIe 4rmen eine MaiIe
aGerbinss unmpoerner &leibun9sitiide,
bic tparm balten. audi 8ettbeden, llnz
terseus, S6ube, II. T. m. Sd perarlz
italtete eine 2otterie 5ur 8erloiung ppn
uns seitridter Saden. 9as bat uns
iiber 300 Sranten einsebraht, Die our
8eaabIuns BON Wlil9. 2imonaoe, II.
(. ip., perpanbt purben. Wir peranz
laBten au6 dnbere uns befannte amez
ritaner, ben 8eSusspreis fir Die
sgranffurter unb anbere 3eitungen gu
be5ablen. rtebrisens miiFen mir uns
tpunbern, bab BON ben oeutf6en Wtiliz
tGrbeb0rben 70 piele anideinenb eefuns
be fransDfiibe &riegssefangene noh
Der @9peis berausselaHen iinb, ale
gut getleibet unb ipobleepflest. Sie
fperben bier allgemein ipie Selben on>
eefeben; iider baben fie ipobl tapfer
gefo6ten unb in Oeutfhlanb bat man
portrefflidb fir iie geiorst. ged9itens
reifen mir na6 2auianne auriid, uub
ba iperben mir ben nnteri9ieb in Der
Stimmuns Der fransDiifhsgeiinnten
&antons pobl merten. Sier in Der
beutiden Sdtpeia atmet man frei uno
ipie in Der Ratur; benn bic Seutf6z
Sdpeiser iino beutf4 geiinnt. @ir
feben uniere Spffnung auf Sott uno
auf Sinbenburg in bieiem ungeredten
&rieee, ben In Dirflidteit Die @nss
IGnber peranlabten."
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SDfIi6feit.

Cine Dame unbeitimmbaren Sabrs
gangs beiteigt bic bollbeiebte @lettri.
ibe; elm 4rbeiter bietet ibr ieinen plab
an. p,
Sis ftrablt iibers eanae 9eii9t.
lleberseust oapon, bab iie bieie 8epors
sueung nur ibrer Oerfiibrerii6en @rs
fdeinuns gu peroanten bat, fagt iie,
fait adrtlid, gu benz grbeiter: rSebr
liebensipiirbis unb gallant bon Sbnen,
mein Serr!"
Der aber entgesnet nit tiibler Sa9s
Iidfeit: r9l9, ipie iog! Bel 70 'ner
pllen Srau!-
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Gin Rabifalmittel.
Genatpr 5bumaS rdt, xebensmittef-
fpefulanten au b1uaen.

Sie aOfuns Der Grase. tpie bas ame<
ritanifde Bolt por Dem 8erbunsern
betpabrt tperben tonne. bat fdon felt
seraumer 3eit Die Regieruns unb bic
preHe befdGftist. Die preife alIer
Rabrunssmittel iinb felt bem 9uss
bru9 bes arieses berart In bic SDbe
sefdraubt lporben. bab bic drmeren
8oltstlaHen f4on ieBt am 9unsertude
nagen.
Ollie mDsliden Sbeprien finb be-
treffs Der llriaden Der iibermGBis boz
ben a}reife aufseftellt porben. Ra6
elmer @erfion finb 70 srobs Suantitd<
ten bisponibler 2ebensmittelpprrdte an
bic aliisrten pertauft pOrben. baB
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Gin Ybiloiopb.
Rreuierminiiter BON Saperm mag
Heidjsfansisr fperSen.

Dor einieen Dpden ipurbe iiber
2onbon berichtet. bab Die Sage bon
9etbmann=SolIipee als Heidsfanaler
se5dblt feien unb oab er bemnddit in
bem @rafen 9eore BON Sertlins, Mis
nifterprdfibenten unp Wainiiter bes
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-06-28

4uspdrtisen i'm buperiihen 8abinett
einen Ta4folser erbaIten ipiiroe. Bon
Sertlins. Der i'm Sanuar, 1914, in Den
erbIi9en @rafenita erboben purbe,
1T elm pbiloIopb uno 1T piele Sabre
lang profeifor Der pbiloiopbie in
Wiinden sepeien.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-06-28
M DIT Ser 9epobnbeit.

rGuer 6slbpebel 1T bod Elm tOmis
f6er &aua! Gr bat jeBt Die ganSe 9ss
senb na9 roter Sinte ab9eiu4t."
Der lit Oberlebrer unb forrisiert
getpDbnli9 Die srbaltenen Selbpoits
hriefe."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-06-28
Dor @eridt t.

giidter: sic iinb alfo ipesen @ins
bru9s aneeflast. Sino sic friiber
i9on NAL einsebroden9"
ansefIoeier: .Sa. mai auf Dem
@iie!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-06-28

Die iunge 9ausfrau.
.3tpDlf pfunb S4malabirnen babe
i9 beute eetauft."
~Warum benn slei6 10 piel2"
sd mill bas S9mala dusfo9en.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-08-20

ferenees dealing with Che purps,.. :.
the commissioner visit will 4. y
at the Biltmore, where they will r ~
their headquarters. sss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-08-20
To Spread Navy
Business Widely
Manufacturers Throughout
( u. S. Have Chance to
2 Bid on Supplies

WASHINGTON, Aug. 19.-The Ma
tionsl Chamber of Commerce, cooper
ating with the Navy Department, is &C
auainting manufacturers throughout
the country with the navy's needs in
an effort to distribute navy business
as widely as possible, Rear Admiral
McGowan, Chief of the Bureau Of Sup
plies and Accounts, stated to-day.
Letters have been sent to the sec
retaries of the commercial orgsnlza-
tions throughout the country" contin-
ued Admiral MCGOWAN. The list also
included about forty national and state
trade associations, covering nearly
every line of business. The supplies
required by the navy include grocer
les. drygoods, equipment for ships,
furniture, musical instruments, arms,
ammunition, airplanes, radio appur-
tenances, stationery, clothing, lumber
chemicals, drugs, paints. steel, hard
ware and hundreds Of other items.
"The trade associations have re-
amended in a most patriotic manner.
one Middle West chamber of commerce
issues a war bulletin, showing the re-
ouirements of the army and navy and
through what channels purchases are
made.
Notices Of proposed purchases will
be forwarded to the manufacturers de-
sirous Of participating in government
business and every assistance will be
offered by officials Of the Bureau OF
Supplies and Accounts to industrial
concerns in furnishing supplies to the
navy"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-08-20

French government and at its ex-
pressed request. Although prepared
to press their demands vigorously. the
majority of the labor leaders hope TO
find a way out Of the deadlock with
out damage to the war machine result
ing. Many things arc likely to happen
in the next few months TO alter the
present situation, and perhaps 5otn
sides may be able to emerge with
honor.
There is much less likelihood OF a
general election than many thought
early in the week.
As to Pope's Peace Note
The Pope's peace note made appar-
emily little impression, although some
Conservative papers raise the usual
charge of ro-Germsnism, as IN the
case Of the Presidents peace message.
Among the great British public the
Vatican's proposals have failed 10 dis
tract attention from the Stockholm
question-an almost certain sign that
it can lead nowhere.
When Parliament adjourns next
week the Cabinet ministers Will be
able to carry on without the additional
burden of answering a string of CUES
tions in Commons daily. 1t is gener-
allv considered an unsatisfactory ses-
sion; government has been constantly
on the defensive and unable TO give
any strong lead. Several times the
government was on the verge Of down
fall, but skilful mannuvring, with the
help of Asquith, saved il.