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The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1917-04-22

Mr. e. c. Grobb had as his guests
yesterday at her home on Jekyl Is
land Mr.. and Mrs. c. Miller, Dr. and
Mrs. J. r. Harrell and little Miss
Lawrence Harrell, and Mr.. and Mrs.
&. l. Harrell and daughter, OF Val
dosta.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1917-04-22

A pleasant party spending yester-
day on Island View were Mr.. and Mrs
II. J. Hawkins, Misses Ruth Busk
and Pearl Ritch.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-04-20
ELOQUENT APPEALS
CONTINUED Prom First Page.)

were won BY men who had been trained
and that i was right and proper I"
put every man on the same basis when
var IS declared. and The only way by
winch thu, can be cone is by conSCrip-
, ton.
Resolutions Favor Consumption.
~ the conclusion of his address i.
Walker Peterson arose from she audi
cncc and offered resolution that tclc-
grams be sen; every West Virginia SEN
ttur and congressman at once from he
mass meeting assembled. asking that
they vote for the COuscTtTtlun measure
rs recommended by President Wilson.
I The resolution was passed Unani'n"GS-
/ ~
The Rev. a. l.. Ecn2c Of Zion I.uth-
Red. Cross chapter. lie IS president Of
The Wheeling chapter. Mr.. Een2e "rad
q communication written by President
Wilson an, sent out BY the national or
gau!za;ion recognized by the govern
Uleut III war and calauities.
Til" musical program az arranged by
= n. ii-u:i L. L.iuSZ. chairman q! ;hc
musical committee. and his assistant.
was declared to he the mos; spectacular
! and Observation-Disclosures inS ever given in
! President Wilson. some OF ;he cabinet
; members. battl~Ships in action and
other interesting and instructive events.
w"r- furnished By Charles A. F'cnl-r.
: I"anaser. OF the Court theatre. M.
, Fosri.r secured tho pictures 10 Ia
! shown e. tn. theatre m three weeks
h"nc". hat permitted tire big audience
. las; nisht ~ see them gratis.
! School Chtldrsn's Chorus.
| \ l7rE- Chori!s OF boys aud girls From
! '"ni"r school sang our Glorious T.4n.l
; - Union aud Freedom" l-d by Caratin.
! Sim. irhel. Th"y also san. "T-nt:a-
! 'Toricil;." closing with n medley OF ma
! 'i"nnt airs. TIL audience arose and
.h.. ''Ss1r Srap1l~S 3oOnnr'' -
t.i0s& Hl1yed tho accompaniment. and
= lead hy l."s RAGS X!eKler.
! 'Th" Eide "t Paul E-vnr"" was road
J ~ r"h-r; I'nrrah tn. Roy Scouts
| III" veteran soldiers marched croH,
! Twelfth and Chaplin. sircstS % tho
I Autit""iT'". TIL audience stood whil-
. ~" soldiers Of tn" eos marched ~
! H"y Scouts stood ~ TH'u'-. TIL T.aI!'e
! al ,hc q; ~ r. attended in a body.
! Captain Lee on patriotism"
! Ca"ia!u I. = II t." - tho Cnitr'!
I'n,trd s,at-S En.irc"r-' orfic- % t'l<
! city. made the principle address,. lie
! spoke on "ratriotism." His address
vas ore OK the most inspiring and or
thusiRstic heard IN this city Cor many
: Years.
! Captain Lee opened HI. address with
! z tribrt. 70 n. Minute Men ~ &c. who
! n. said were trus volunteers worthy
! Of our reverence and patriotic memory.
| lie said that th~y ~ers citizens
! trained 10 arms. and. Lad by expert
"nced officers OF tho Indian wars. con-
stitutci the Preparedness movement
! tor the American Revolution. At tho
battle ~ Eunksr Hill th-y proved thai.
vaiu. as trained citizens ably COM
rlsHdcd b.: mon who knew tho art Of
w-r.
lIc th-n spoke frankly OF tho t-uc
military history Of our struggle for In
. dependence pointing Oh: rho hardsh Fps
, disasters. ard defeats which Washing
| ION had 20 face.
Volunteer System Failure.
! He showed how thr volunteer system
for raising men so spl"ndidly begun at
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-04-20
CoaHnsratton IN Dorssy Building, HoUs-
. ins Murphy s and 10 Cent Stores,
Quickly Checked.

Possibly $lg.0y1 worth a.: stock stored
Ia tho basement .! thr Dorsey building
It. Tn!r! street and Jefferson avenue.
MuUnG:V!!lr. Vas damage! ~ smoke
and water GGrin:; u battle with names
In tn. basement at midnight. The stock
and Ten cent store company. sUusHd on
nc first floor OF the building. The &c
tual Are damage was comparauvS:%
small.
S:ruko was discovered emitting from
III" basement ct 1850 O'clock. An alarm
wxs sounded and the Central tire de
partment responded with. III" Contra!
station truck. The flames were quick
Is 'conquvrrd. The ba%cIu"nt MS flood
Murphy Ave- and ten cont store STOCK
stored thev" WAS damaged much OF X
entirely ruined: Tho damaged goods IN
cludcd about $500 worth Q. cotton.
business District Threatened.
Thu, entire stock ~ The Murphy store
i estimated To l.: worth s&u.puU. Til"
second and tllrd floor II tn: building
arc the Dorsey apartments. and several
families ami Individuals room in The
The structure itself Is
Substantial brick S.rrr ana apartment
building. The building is on tho pr!m-
vlI.st corner III Ihr hva"t OF The Mound
ri:y business district. and had the
DANES gained mach h"ahwu" before they
We're discovered disastrous conhasrn-
,!nn could hardly hay" been Inverted.
E1o Cl.1ef Overcome.
The smoke In he Basement was 80
dense that french found |, diHiyuit TO
;.ght tho Tire. ti.r chief NuSSel! Lowe
remained In the smoke iiiicd basement
Il little too long. md WAS overcome ny
smoke hut quickly revived after being
carried 10 the open ali.
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S2OO,OOO,OOOOO WILL BE
ISSUED IN CERTIFICATES

NEW YORK, April 19-The New
York Federal Reserve Bank announc-
ed today that the secretary o. the
treasury had authorized an issue OF
5000. 0uU, boo two aud one-half percent
government certificates OF indebted
ness. maturing JUL !. 1917. Ii was
stated that in case tie goEeSaGie:i.
authorizes It's proposed bond issue
70: war purposes. subscriptions 20
certificates woUl! b.. accepted II pay
mrat for subscriptions 10 the bonds.
The use of the certificates as pay
1neut for the bonds i cont:nsent. II
is explained. upon bonds being issued
prior to July ,.
The certificates are being offered
70 banks and bankers in the large con-
,ers through the medium OF the Twelve
federal reserve banks. It was s'ateu'
ALTHOUGH notice OF the offering
was onIv received this morning. SAYS
q State,,ru; issued BY the bank, SUP
scrjp,.raS are already coming ID III
substantial amounts.
WASHINGTON. April 1s--A pro-
grain OF temporary financing 70 meet
liz governments running expenses
between now and 'A@ close OF III" rs,
cal y.1ar .Jy:nc 60 vas taken up today
b: Secretary McAdoo. with the CO.
onr-ar;on OF III. federal reserve board
Contemplated measures are the Is
s,;.rCa .: :"orr $50 100000 20 SZpu.-
600 in temporary CertIilca,fS o.
ind. hfrti3r<S - i" redeemed. lilly
wl.a n" Sera: bulk of The income. TAX
AMI ,iar revenues due tue govern,
mt a.! H. rurr,@' fiscal Yea: VII
l,,, n i.::r!. AZ. i" attachment 70 ne
,ar!rCrary C.-tiii'.a."~ q: 4 conversion
u..,;;.g.. permitting II" holders 10
rDry... n. t.e"' :'i.a'., into BONDS OF
lar.r certificates, bearing higher N
;r~rsi rat. a!.t au-hCri.ed unde" mo
s. ara ..utr ,@nu W. irl&ar' m@aS":e.
F.r,.",, reserve i,onns will handle the
issue Of t.'n,.n""ry certificates hu'
W. ;n, -ubsu"it" - thrn. lie r.
e;...,.-, i!;tks cIryastr il"'I 3".n"'.%''P
o. certificates iss'!s,! .\i:ri' i. maturing
,Iuiv ans bearing ;at"r"s; az the rate
OF twu p~"c"n: a YEA. -,
Tho. issue nur- planned pT"nan!E
VIII hear interest at the RAJ" OF t"o
ar,I oua-haiE rrrcrc'. FINDER 'h- law
authorizing ;h%al. passed by ihH laSi
congress. iEr :~aa$ury department
,y:r uay III 70 three percent interest
the issue nrohahly will b' taken
wholly b. financial inStituii"uS. IL =
U3reia:e.i ~ thr wGr flnanC" hlil 2u'
frn-iziuS ~. iSSu" u: $. .hh". '.""n III
inuds ?rG cert .ti,2'"$ aEt -" pro-
c...ds viii /" used 10 n!"si ordinary
and emergency calls upon IN" treas
urr whit. TN" government i co!iect'hi
Ii. bu,k Il IL annual T'E"Au" Tor iHt
current YEA.
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Nh<lilN,3ruN. Nrr'l !?.--NtCararUa
has aligned herself WITH III, Latin
Nnr.ri,>r nal!"is endorsing tn" "nuE
+ III. United State IA the war Win
:iormiany. The foreign oiii'" at
%"raruI notified the state department
today that thu government there sym
gaihixrs WITH the limited states in its
t.tIun hur niAGc 10 mention Ui neutral
WITH. .ihc "Nr"rt!oI ~! rns'a EicI,
- it,,~t. I..Y. ~DV"rum-nf offered IN" use
..s a-r ports >no3 territorial waters ="
p. hm.,:i,9r navy. Nlra"at,Ha - tho
s.-i "t Tho { uir:I American group i"
,,I,," lis attitude
REPORTS ol an::-ti":m;u riots In
Argentine wh"l"anic dismissal ot ffa-
tiar;la nj "a" Central powers from gov
rinIuc:l' wmTk@A"ps ana arenas and ;ht
order L. li":iHau. residents - cvacuato
IL certain suburban ION" ~ Euern-
Mics: ar. construed hr." "a Indicative
ar "a. difficulty ~" hrsrntin" govern
,,tU Iayr IN preventing :isrlt being
fr-r-d ny its own re071" into AN open
sr-aA With G-rmary.
I,oris' va. n,ai" at tn" STATE depart
m2'"' hat -" MR." stats IN concert
mi.n any nation wac pressing Peru 10
f-hn~ NOR rl-,rl" is ATTITUDE. T7i-
policy is no. I" rr"Fs any government
ITO any course.
l. also MAS Icri"i that 1T? assist
a,','a would IT,. ciyer hv tE- United
Rina Alfredo Gonzales wh" j, had hem
.-r"rt~i Va pia-n:HC :" 0Eht for th-
:-roy-r~ ~ p"wrr In mat country. /.
a." pointed o.' that The rcw president
Tct--ic" Fincr". ni-ht wen 10 r"roE
r!H-I notwithstanding 10 declaration
."r~n rlrn- ago Ia; MS government
would rr' C"'fr;-n-Tr- 'iI':n !: r.. sue
r--GCI ir Getting himself elected. It
49, ",:'a .Gcd ihat recognition a'wayo
Na& i-:@-i" > question ~ "NTcdlcnCy.
ChIls'g rcnit1oa.
WASH %f;TprI. tn":l l----A'r' IN eGn-
dor AIiuuAt-. Of |'h'i-. who VIII he nr''
,.ra'c' in tho President Mou,ity. has
contaminated Informally to :i'r-"'arr
I.:~"i,ir m interpret ION ~ thiir'S t''i-
;HG. .o"ard tn" Emitted S'a'"S in tuc
vnr with Germany 'h!l"'s declaration
~ns or" ~ n-"tril:ty. una"r"mpaG!"d ny
ANY -vnrasSton OF sympathy aud ;ha
ambassador explained that under iii"
circumstances "hNe had son" q: Enr rs
~" II"w could <" slime between he: and
t., may here is no diplomatic conflict.
1 lie made X clear, however, tina; Chile
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-04-20
Peru to Brazil.

lima. IerfI. April I9.-F'orcign Minis
Ter. t,nr..uu De La l.iIa L;ucrro to-day
handed III. reply of the Peruvian gov
"ruinrut TO the Eraa!lia" note ann"unc-
ing n" severance OF diplomatic relations
',i'h Germany {" Tho R"&z!lian minister
:.-rr The. not" states that Peru ccn-
Stirrn the submarine war made by Ger
,uauy, rhi;HGatcS sentiments OF irtd!-
tinnal friendship between 1'eru and Rra-
7iL and expresses Gr"p sympathy on
account Of the action taken. 1t was an
r1;r,rd ;hat similar replies in much
III. same terms were .,.'T' 10 the Cuban
i.Cation,; and he Bolivian ronSulatee.
Il IS stated I'll reliable authority that
Chile and Peru wil! soon rc-c*tahl!&h
IIpiu;Iaiir rciittionS.
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-. 10! --.Na -, .,.,,7,-. Eoiil
s.'..,ay:.-whicA portion o. ;be food
d: The damage :ou" Welt. don't
b"jae-. II your stomach IS n q re-
vot;: il sick. gassy and upset, and
N"at you just ate has tern-utc! anc
.r.3ed sour: head dizzy and aches;
rrI2h gases and acids and eructate ur-
j.:"S:ed food: breath foul. tongue
CuHted-lust take little Pepe's Dla-
j. Gin 20 neut-alize acidity and IN Ave
= mites YOU wonder VIVA; became OF
tie INDIGESTION and distress.
Millions OF men anu women today
know that Il is needless to have dys-
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Venezuela 70 Act.

rAEt'ES Nf.Et.Ii Ella. April "a
The NrurHi:"lau Congress Will m'"t TO-
morrow for = session which w!ll have
important questions :" d;nI With, fore
most among wk:'h g s"nerally rccoE-
r!2-l :" b" III" policy which shall be
:irptcd regarding the war in It's new
phases.
The question IS :" the government
attitiIGia in this matter a!nu-"S tn"
creates, interest especially IN view OF
th- declaration ~ President wilson th,t
neutrality in tho present circumstances
j. lnrr.ctlcahle and oven impossible
InnGnlIrh rs the great majority "
Vcnn:""l.ns .rA o7cnely prn-ally. K is
generally hored and expected that tho
rov-rnlnent sill At. least sever diploma
tic relations with Germany.
II such :ctinn is taken I; Is confident
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Food Souring Causes indigestion,
Gases, Heartburn-Pape's DIapepsIn
Instant Relief. Neuralizesacd in stomach stopping
dyspepsia, pain, belching-ltS tine!

.ai.s!r : .l.,sc D!apcpsin OCCASION
AK k..c,l> Il. s;ur2cli sweetene'I. 90"
rhey cal their favorite foods without
fear. -
II your stomach doesn't take care o. ,.
YOUR liberal limit without rebellion: II
your food is damage. instead az 4
help, remember the quickest. suT%s:''
most harmless antactd is Papes "a,
pepsin which costs only nifty Gents iol
a large case at drug stores. It's 'i!!f
wonderful--it stops food sourlns and
sets things straight. so gently ana
easily that 1t !, really aStonl"u -: - :.
Your stomach will dige:t you! H'0''''
il you keep acids neutral!zeu'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-04-20
MODEL COMING

F:iinor Stafford Miller. a noted model
lecturer. who has Travelled extensively
over tho United States. will be in the
city from May 10 20 under the aus
Jtces %! tho Y. W.. c. A., II was an
muurccd yesterday. Extensive prepara-
tions nrr being made 70 raseries Of
talks. so thar all who wish may hear
her.
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Anti-Gsrmal Feeling.

RTENOS AIEt:S. .irr>l ia great
;nii-Gerin:Ln demonstration will take
piIcc hrrr Saturday night and further
demonstrations Of TIC sam" nature arc
in preparation III several .: the cities
az the r"pGhl!:.
irur:m= tn" DEMONSTRATION or last
ulCh; several groups Of participants.
contrary 10 ~. orders Of ~" ral!C". ran
through mo streets nf The ely. They
vrr, !at"r dispersed.
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Lawrence pwyer. organizer FOR ~"
United Mine WORKERS. IN a signed stale
rsent ISSUED hcrc--lrday denied th* re-
port tina; sh-* arc exciting u strik': ~
:h. Nav River coal Hold which W"uH
affect shipments o. phal 20 may bases
s.,i r,unitJon factories. The S'atcrlcH'.
s.ys tha; other miners have been glen
increases however. and K is III" Just
dues OF tho New river men. Tho or
Earizers declared their loyalty 10 the
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RIVER NEWS

~, ,O,f, r;.s- reached n stag" OF s
e.. M; :, :,,r;..e At The local wharf Last
Hirht mnd vas calling s!owi". The
<:...,,ar Tl;..r.v rt.H:Ad at ll:3o FOR
Marietta :.i.I (; So "'rto"i last 7iSh'
- stssrl"r Ruth cleared for FITS
>,,.,.f, I>r..i.-!,. :rasrlc on Tho Ohio con-
,.,,I,S heavy ."i ri".-r''"H ar~ hoo>rui
TIA: ih.. 7r"scn: goc.c! boating stage coz
;'r,..s toy S"v"ra! wH"ns.
River Kilograms.
Davis ISLAM. pt;u--t-I f-tt. station
ar: iar:iy rloucE.
So! hsuyIi!e-.. :e.t. failing: G. -ar.
>rr.-a...,,.r--~ foot failing: Cln'Ii%.
o. I':ty-25 feet. stationary: c.oudy.
Warner; ." .r"t. stationary: rain.
LOYALTY pEcIAnTED
Cit&nI.:..s:rHN. ". IA. April. IL
">,.:l,r'' Io:,..s. iihrr aEitn;or. and
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expected ~ Il, = needs help Nothing
mus; bc taken "a" gra"I"h ~ our cit
znns at this Tine. Vh~ Rcd ,'r"SS de
lends uruu - i.Iriuh"rs ~ h0i1E ~
work. Wiinnui ,u::Ic:-n+ in"mh"rs i:
.au,r. d. - war. to-day. The work
II ,hc He'd ross must not T." handtcHr-
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ly expected here that N" United States
viii al,ar it's present reported plans for
the cur;ailrrcnt OF shipping between the
ports Of III" two countries. Venezuela
j. threatened with the prospect OF an
enormous decrease in customs revenue.
II is being pointed out. should the en-
trutc consider Venezuela unfricndly and
Withdraw their merchant vessels from
Venezuelan service. More favorable
economic relations with France, Eng
land ard Italy also might be obtained. It
is argued should Venezuela show her
fricndlincSs toward the entente group.
There is abundant evidence that
PrcSidcnt-cIcci Gomez Is giving his per-
sonai attention to the prevention OF
threatened serious economic situation.
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Aumors Of Revolt.

RCENOS AIRES. April 1s.-Dis-
patches from Montcvidco are published
in The Bucnos Aires papers giving Tu-
Inors from the OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
from: that tho Germans in South Brazil
have rcvoljcd: that they are provided
with arms and ammunition. and tried to
blow up bridges.
!; is believed here that the rumors
are exaggerated. although II is known
that some agitation exists among tho
Germans in Pelotas and Santa Maria,
small places. The opinion prevails in
diplomatic circles that any military ac-
ton on thu part Of the Germans In
southern Brazil would lie ineffective.
The newspapers including In Epocha.
critic!sc what they term the too strict
measures taken yesterday to prevent
pro-ally manifestations. Some Of the
police used the sahr"s TO disperse
groups Of pacific citizens.
great indoor meeting in honor OF
tho entente allies. the United States
and Brazil will he held Saturday. and
there Will be pablo manifestations in
the open.
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BRAZILIANSS
Con rtuucG from Fret Eago)
E:carnpI1a With u. S.

afternoon say; III situation in rio
iranGr d.. Sui Is HOW nearly normal.
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would do :othing 70 d:a-upt Pan-Ameri-

can unity.
Manuel 4" Fr"yr". charge d'affatreS
rr i'rru. .,,aiI",l ON the, Secretary to-day
and also cNpla!rcI. the position OF his
i.mNHrti!nrMt.
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FIRE AND WATER
DAMAGES $4,000
STOCK IN STORE

xoUEDEVLLE BUSINESS SECTION
THEEATErED BY MTDEIG AT
BLAZE.
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Eeaa5 letter from, President.

America IAN 10 what other rations ha
done"
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To know whether the Encyclopaedia
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your business, in your home life, in the
education and mental development OF
children, you ought to see and examine
the entire set. This you can do at
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1917-02-14
MaM Your Living
without Money Cost

A right or wrong start in 1917 will
make or break most farmers in the
South. We are all facing a crisis.
This war in Europe puts things In
such uncertainty that no man can
foresee the future with any degree OF
clearness.
The sure and certain increase In
cotton acreage means lower cotton
prices next fall. Cost Of all food and
grain products is high, 30 high that
no one can afford to buy and expect
to pay out with cotton.
It's 8 time above all others to play
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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1917-02-14
Rice Jambalaya.

One and a half cupfuls Of rice that
has been thoroughly washed, one
pound of fresh pork, one pound Of
sausage, one slice of ham, half seed
ed red pepper, one large tomato, one
sweet pepper, one large onion, one
Glove of garlic, three sprlgs Of parsley,
one sprig Of thyme, two ground cloves,
one crushed bay leaf, one tablespoon
full of butter. Cut pork and ham in
very small pieces; the sausage in
rather large slices. Mince all of the
other ingredients. Carefully brown
the onion and the pork in butter.
When light brown add the ham and
the other seasoning and brown togeth-
er for five minutes. Then add the
sausage and cook five minutes longer,
stirring constantly. Add three quarts
Of hot water or clear soup stock. Boil
ten minutes, then add the washed rice,
after which boil half an hour or until
firm. This Is the real jambalaya. But
the average southern homekeeper
does not make such an elaborate dish
Of 1t, the jambalaya being method
of utilizing left-overs. 1t is a favor
lite way of finishing up ham, veal and
beef scraps in combination. Chicken
sausage, shrimp and oysters make
good jambalaya.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1917-02-14
Auditors Notice.

All persons owning property of
any kind whatsoever, or in any ca
pacity, as husband, guardian, exc
cutor, administrator or trustees are
required to make returns of the
same to the Auditor under oath
within the time mentioned below
and the Auditor is required by law
TO add penalty of so per cent to
all property that is not returned on
or before the goth day OF February
in any year.
All male citizens between the
ages of 81 and so years except those
exempt by law are deemed taxable
polls. The so per cent penalty will
be added for failure to make re-
turns.
This office will be open to receive
returns from the first day of Janu-
ary till the 26th day of February
1917 as prescribed by law.
J. r. ZIMMERMAN,
Auditor E. @. S, @.
Dec. l8-l916.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1917-02-14
Graham puddinu,

One cupful of sweet milk, one egg,
pinch Of salt. one-half cupful sugar,
one-half cupful molasses, one level
spoonful soda (dissolved). two round
ed cupfuls of graham flour, one cupful
order given, steam three hours. Eat
hot with lemon or vinegar sauce.
Lemon Sauce-One tablespoonful
cornstarch, mixed with two tablespoon
fHs of water; stir into one cupful Of
boiling water, boil till clear, add one
cupful of water, one egg, grated rind
and juice of one lemon. Beat together,
stir rapidly and remove from stove as
soon as 1t begins to simmer.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1917-02-14
Potatoes Stuffed With Meat.

Take q number of large potatoes,
wash and scrub them thoroughly and
bake in very hot oven. AS soon as
they are tender cut the top from each
and scoop hole in the center. Previ-
Gus to this take the remains of cold
cooked beef, mince finely, season to
taste, moisten with gravy and heat.
Place spoonful of meat in each po-
tato. Replace the tops Of the pota-
toes and bake until brown color.
The scooped-Out potato may be either
mashed smoothly with butter and milk
or made into rolls by MASKING the po-
tato and adding a little butter, salt
and flour. Mix to paste with we'll
beaten egg, form into rolls and bake
in the oven.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1917-02-14
Pumpkin Pie,

This is an old-fashioned recipe !:
Cut the pumpkin into large pieces,
keeping the skin on, and put it on to
boil. When soft, scoop out the pulp,
sift it and for every heaping teacup-
full of pumpkin add one pint of rich
milk, two eggs, one and one-half cup
fuls of sugar, one-half tablespoonful
of ginger and the same Of salt. Make
q good. short pastry. fill with the mix
ture and just before putting into the
oven put few small pieces of butter
over the top and CRATE over them lit
tie nutmeg.