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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-07-02
aisssdns esuse.uuisse.

Tit rlmfdss TIM hieiiasn glearinshsus
tdisffH ff ksnis auf %. .745.777. 9ie I'm.
idss Der psrIIoIitusn Bed1s bsIisfsn I'D auf
fsnes Sebre JH NoRat 5uai beliefen
I'D bic tlmfags auf sio7 7,42i $50. stosn
ti6i. .8e2, $50 I'M Jusi 1916.
esfsi.esmrtfsi<n.
7ie @tiadttf saren ratis uuo 90 inb
nnr uenias Hsrldufs an Der Sosis bH be.
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Masipdrtise Marfte.
q E NJ Norf. 80. esunI

W1ebl. Mnrft miIlig; ssriibjabrs
gotents S11. .90-f2.15; @inter 90.
tents S11.40-ti.65: @inter
Straibts S1f.05-tt.30; ssanias
Gtnigbts S1f.65-12.15.
Bei5en, = Waarft iDiIlis; go. 2
barter S2.52 I. o. b. fir 8nfnbr.
8elf1forn. - Wsarff itetig; Ro. Q
geIbes $1.67A c. |. I. Stem Dort.
&dfer. - @crft ftetig; StanbarS
751a-75At.
sSiitter - Rnrft feft; Beitern
aleie 100 Nbtab God S32d 2dO--aa.s
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Vsfhiffssapier iuurben su 5l$ bts,
ioniin. Bsffd suf 2onsoH ssrea ifstia.
Thr 90 fsse ex72. Gsmmereisi Bius. go
xaas, tl7i5<. et6f tA75.S, aabeI.linDsi.
iunssn 44.7sL, Franes Sidf S75, Rutd
s.7lgaarf. feinf Guotirunaen. froHeu. ieine
Guotirunaen, 9ire 6if,t 1871. Rabel 7.2e.
biubd Gidf %. Rabsf sax. 6ilber'Bafrsn
71Le Qeriisniitbe Tousrs 0iNe
dftie eumarft--Tie gniftsibuue Der
9ursrffaie Gsmmsrte. Betosoe, ptit1s cine
Grbobnns bsr syrsf.roten um 1s% sb.
fGfaali& bsidbisbeu. hsfte sHr 5claf. bob
ns Giftnb atn.aftisn i'm 8reiie terunier.
ninssn. Eis Snsuhrissditifn sber vafeu
isii une batisn @epiane psa bis2 goints
81 uer,siAnen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-07-02
Gbieaso, 80. s,,lni.

Sdtpeine - Sufiibr 1000. -
Warft itrpad biz t0c nieorieer
guIf S14.40-15.25; Ieidte $3.50
1905; geuriid1te $14.15-15.55;
idapere S14.10-t5.65; ralbe $14..
1o-t4.S5; GerteI $1o.75-13.75.
Ninbbieb. = 9itfi,br 2000. =
@arft {hipah. einbeirniide Beef
Stiere $S.60-13.80; Sto6fers unS
Seeoers S6.50-9.75; aiibe uno Sci.
fers $5.60-11.60; a1Iber 5000
--f5.25.
Sdafe. - 3ufiihr 1000. Marf.
iltmoh; @etbers SS.O0-10S5;
Gpes S7.00-9.50; Sdmnler $9.75
14.D; Sriibiabrs-2du1ner S12..
00-1z-50.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-07-02

60; etaHoarO g2ioSIinss DO. $685..
60.
s@maIs. = Rartt Dilis; ytibOI;
wef S20.40-2050.
Salg. - Rartt pilis; Giip Sps,
eial 174e.
aubere &rtiteI unDerdn6ert.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-07-02
Oiebntarft

Gineinuati, 80, SUM.
3ufubr unb 9erinbt fir Die per.
| iloiieHe gSode, oergli6en NIT oeriel.
ben 3eit Der oorbergebenben oipci
Bchen Daren iDie foIgt:
8ufubr.
9nlop. Sdpeine S6cie
16. Suni 1892 24,221 1921
%. Stunt 6042 24,315 1914
80. Sy,rni /. 614s 22,056 19,s0s
@erlonbt.
sirtn. S6peine Sfnie
16. c,uni 1852 14,499 5044
90. SUM :. 1434 1854 1927
80. SUM 1904 s713 1895
Rtnbpieb. = Die Rabfraae
mar nur mdbig unb Der Narft Ions.
fam unb ifpad. Gie Yreiie itanben
meiitens Inn 50c-$1 90 unter oeneu
bonn porisen sanitag.
Wittlere uno i5ipere Stiere $500
1850; GIeii5er-Stiere $3.50
1000; nnserleiene Bis eytra S10.25
-11.75; Sellers 100000; aus.
erIeieue bis ertra $9.50-10.50;
stiibe $6.25-8.00; anserIeiene bis
ertra $S.25-9.0O; DeiI4tiibe $45. !.
00-120.00; Stn6edrs unb Geebers
$6.50-6.00.
Cullen. Der Rarft mar
i4pah rno Die greiie I'M 50-75c
unter oenen pom porisen Sauitag.
Gette guIIen S8.75-9.50; 30.
lcenn $7.50-8.50; Hagere unb
Ieidte $6.00-7.00.
4dIber. = Gle greiie iielcg
beute uno itebeH Inn 50-75c unter
benen pon poriser @o6e.
Bette Iei6te adIber S13.50-14.
90; fair bis quite S11.50-t3.50;
orbin1re uno erobe S6.50-10.00.
S6meine. - Ger Rarft mar
beirte laugiam uno idIeppeno imS
nit ausnabme bon euten 6erteln
iielen Die Breiie nm 15-25e.
gluseiid)te Sfluere, 220 Bfuro
linb oufiudrts. $15.40-i5.50; CUTE
biz aiiserleiene gerpadYngs. uno
6leiiferiorten. 1870 Biuno uno alii.
pdrts S15.25-15.35; mittIere unb
leniifte, 160 gfuno LII auflparts, |
St4.75-15.00; Ieihte gerianotio-.
Ten. 100 Bis $50 Bhinb, S14.25-
i475; oroinare bis CUTE sSerfeI, 10
Gilin ouro barunter $10.00-t3..
30; oroinGre bis auserIeIene Ihpere
iette Sdue S9.o0-1435; Stags
g 6afe unb BANNER. =
Die 3ufubr mar nibt arob, 0adfra.
Ic iebr uldbig auserIeiene S6aie
paren itetie, Die seipobnli9en aber
I'M 75c-$1 90 nieoriger aIs seitern.
Suite 26mmer iielen lin 25c, croi.
rare um SOC per 100 pfunb.
Sfofe. auserleiene bis ertro So
I0-S.75; einige fancp Iei6te So.
10; quite bis ouserIeiene S7.00-S..
30; oroindre bis fair $3.50-5.50;
86de S3.00-7.0o. = a6mmsr,
uiserIeiene bis eytru S16.50-16.
IS; CUTE bis nIserleiene Sf4.00 =
$50; orbindre bis fair SS.00-13..
10; sefborene 91rnmcr unS Sdbr.
inse $S.00-12.50.
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8bl.
8itroHsn. - California SAFE
800 per Rife; aimss sOe-sl2t
per ssiifs.
| Drangen - California Raptll
$2.50-4.00; Gleriba S4.0o-4.25
per aifis.
ersps Gruit = JIOriba s2.'
O0-4.50.
pfirfi9e. - Grberta 800
3.25; 5isbf1 gea $2.75-3.00; Gar
men $2.0o-2.50 per grote DON is4E
R0rben.
&irf4sn. = Ginbsimif6e $3.'
$3.50 per Gr1te Don "a Quarts
Sobannisbeereu. = $500
1925 per Crate BON "a Quarts.
pflaumen en-. = Wilb GooIe ST.
50-1.75 per Grote DON "a Quarts;
Georgia $2.75-3.o0 per Crate.
3udermeIonen. - Gloriba
$2.00--2.25 per grats; Georgia ST.
N-150 per fIades Crate.
Setoelbeeren. - $3.50
3.75 per Crate BON "a Quarts.
5tmbeeren. - Rotbe, $500
$50; i6narse $4.Oo-4.50 per
Crate BON "a Quarts.
9rombee rem. - earlp $ar.
belt S2.50-3.00 per Crate bon "a
Quarts.
Sta1eIb eeren. - S1.75--
200 per grate bon "a Quarts.
ananas. = $3.00-3.50 per
Crate.
9epbeeren. 1925 perGrn.
ts RON 80 Quarts.
tomatoes. - Glorioa $3.50
-2.75 Der Crate bon 6 a6rben
WiTiHippi S1.40-1.5o.
aartoffeln. Ginbeimiite
$s.00-s.50; gaiterItn Gobblers
Ro. / $6.50E7.50; @o. 2 $500
$50 per gbl.; alabama S4.00-4.-
25 per 80 giunb Sof.
Wdfermeloueu. - $500
$500 per 100 Stiid.
9urfen. = ginbeimif4e So
60e per Dubenb.
araut. = ginbeimiiRs $3.50
300 per gbl.
Weibe Riibem - Toe per
Blu.
Robl. ginbsimiider 75e-
s1.00 per gbl.
3pisbeln. - Ssras, iDeibe 81
40-1.50; bo. Boilers S1.20-1.3O;
Isras, aslbe $1.40-1.50 per Crate.
Spinat. Ginbsimii4er 90
40c per Blu.
Sunse Grbfen. = ginbeimt'
ide Telephone unb Garlp Suns Toe
--1.25 pet 2 gu.
Crime Bobnen. - aouiiiana
$1.25-1.50; @a4sbobusu $1.2-
LEO per 6omper.
aarotten. - einbeimtf4s 90
Csc per Dubmb giHbel.
aaubprsbnfts
Sen. Wo. Tiuotbp $3.50;
geo. 2 5bimOtbp S16.50-17.00;
glo. 3 Sinotbp 5 15.00-16.00;
gao. 1 semii4ter selee $16.75-17.-
%; geo. 2 gemiihter Slice $1,000
100; Ro. 1 Slice $3.50; go. 9
stlee $1,000: Sieiiees alfalfa
S18.0o-20.5O; ROssenitrob s14.50
1900; Safsritrob s1o.0o-10.50;
Deissnitrob $1o5o-11.oO per
2onne.
Mibteufutter. - Warit III,
bia. - alsis S33.00-34.00; Tibos
Iings, brauns S41.00-42.0o; ipeibe
$46.0o-47.o0; semii4t,s Gutter
$37. .o0-3S.00.
Sdmereten. Rarit fsit. |
- alssiamen S10.25-11.60; per gu. |
bonn Gtore; simoibp $3-25-3.80;
gu6tpei3sn s2.O0-2.45; GIa9sia.
men 1925 per Blu.
Deri@tebeues.
SeIe. - Rartt itstig. - 9sin0I,
robes S1.24 per gallone IN Yar-
lien Id gbl. 1o--25 GaIonsn
s1.32; lie. Gaaonsn S1.39;
1.io4ies 1c me5r; SO. / aarbs
il $1.49--L52, CONNER ssft ST.,
Cotton Sseo Oil raff. 81.
q per GaIlone; 5srpentin 4Se in
partisn BON 1-5 JaB unb &c in
Dartien Don 10 bis 20 Gauonen;
petroleum, Sbio Carbon State aeit
NE; Spe5ial Sorte lie; Reo
sroipn Gaiolin 24c; Rapbta 29e per
ynllons.
Sals. - Der Rartt TT feft. -
Ohio 9Ripsr $1.s6 per gbl. bon 100
Jiuno. 0uGrlcbn bIHSusefiigt.
SaIg. - Marii feif. - grima
yttp 16i-17e; DO. Country 153-
L5ac per pfuHb.
apblen. - Warft rubig. g,ittss
,ura S6.50-7.00; aanaipba S6.00-
;.5O; Rut anb Glad $3.50 per
Tonne abgelisfert. Rau4Ioi. Stiids
oblen $3.50: 4nibraeite 5000
.0.50 per Sonns dbssliefert. Cote tps
let $8.25 per 9onne absslisfert.
Mastudrtise afdrffe. |,
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Gineinnati. 80. sunni.

Ot H1WIDl9tHotH AuoiItuDBtH Dt'
| Sieben fih nur auf gnsros>2 ransnts
tionen. Bel iIeineren GeI9dften psr'
ben stipds b0kre preiie bere4nei.
proOifiOnsn.
S9maIs prima Stsum
20. 0.70-20.S5; Ganilp $22.50--
23O0.
zrpdeH seal5enss ;
DIeif d. - Sbort clear Seiten
212-22c; eytra IbOrt tlsur Seiisn
213-21se; turse Rippsnfsitsn 21t
-21ae; Bellies 22a -23ar per pfnnb.
9erdu4ertts TIeif9. =
Sbort clear Seii.n 234-24c; .Itra
fbort clear Geiten 23t-23sc; turje
Rippenieittu 23t-23ee; Bellies 24t
-25tc per pfun6.
sugar gureb GIeij6. =
S9iHisn 241-25Ae; picnic S8uIs
tern 1920; grsotfai. Bacon 81
35e; Sdultern in padetsn 2o-21e;
S9uIi.rn, Rem Dort Gut, 20s-2le;
trodens Beef S4ultern 33a-34e per
Sibgtp5teltes gleifd.-
S4iHien 21-21Ac; pitnic G6ultsrn
lie; Bellies 26-28e; S4uliern 18a
-19e; S4ulttru. Rem yOri, Gut 18s
-19c per pfunb.
Grif4es GleiiG. = S4in'
fen, loie. 21--22e; pienit S6aItsrH
17-17te; G9ultern 17--17ac; turs
&c Rippenititsn 19a-2oe; ibort clear
Rippsnisiten 20-20sc; sItra fbort
clear Ripptnfeiien 19A-20c; Isidt.
Bellies 3o-31c; f4iDers Bellies q
--23c.
Webl uHo 0ttreibe.
RebI. - Binter patent $1i.50
liz. 90 ;@inter ianep $11.OO-f1 /.
30; @inter iamiIp S10.50-1t.00;;
Birter ertra S9.50-f0.00; @inter
oroinares $9.00-9.50; Sartes @ei.
sen patent S10.75-11.25; Sartes
@eisen ianep S10.00-10.5O; Sar.
tes @ei5en fanilp S9.25-9.75;
Roggen, Nortbpeitrrn, gemiidtes
$10.25-10.5o; ROssen, Giip. r.in.s,
S10.50-10.75; RosseH. Gttp gs'
mii9tss $1O.50-1o.75-
Wei5en. = Ro. 2 rptber Dins
ter s2.W-2.45; go. 3 DO. $2.25-
$3.50; glo. 4 bo. s1.9o-2.2o.
@eli d form. - Ro. 1 ipeibes
$3.50; @o. 2 DO. $3.50; 9o. 8 DO.
80; Ro. 4 DO. SITS
1.79; go. 8 DO. 1.76-1.7S; Ro. g.
DO. $1.76-1.78. Ro. / eeIbeS
S1.s0; SO. 2 DO. $3.50; geo. 8 bo.
s1.79hz-1.s0; go. 4 30. SITS
f.79; Ro. 8 DO. st.T6-1.78; SO. 81
DO. Si.76-1.7s. - go. 1 genriidtes
81 80; go. 2 DO. S1.791a-f.s0;
yao. 3 bo. Sf.7912-f.SO; Ro. a DO.
s1.7S-1.79; Ro. 8 DO. Sf.76-f..
70; Ro 8 DO. S1.76-1.7S - @ei-
bes SecIbentorn S1.7S-1.S0; seIbes
stoIbenforn S1.7S-f.S0; gemiidtes
aolbenforn S1.77-f.79 Der gu
Safer. - sso. 2 ,peiber 731se:
Stanoaro ipeiBer 72K2-73e; Ro. 3
peiFer 72-72Ke; Ro. 4 tpeiber II
-72e: Ro. 2 seniitter 7t-72e:
go. 3 gemiifter. einbeimiifer 70-I
71e; No. A eemiI6ier 68-70c.
Rpgeen. - Ro. Q $2.30--235; !
no. 3 DO. S2.15-2.1s; 30. 4 bo.
S2.W-2.12.
WhtsteA.
gerfauft ipin6en $40 gbIs. Ti.
Filters Giniiheb goobs auf Der gaiis
Sl90.
Groeertsa
4affee. - Saba N-32e; Wlo'
ha 273-30e; Guatemala ianep 1916;
20, sutsr 17se.
Nis eautsS
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Retan.Nsr.t.
gRen lorf. 30. sunni.

9eeD Dorf, 80. Suni.
ailpfer. - glart unperdubert.
eIectroIptic. = Rnrtt feft.
eiieu. = Rarft miaie.
8inn. = Nsarft feit.
glei. = Marft unper6noert.
Spelter. - Rort nominal.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1917-08-16

doses o. Black Draught-
Seventy years Of suceess'a =
made Thedford's BlaekDH@
standard. household rsss1' :
member, o. every family y
Sod the help that Blses.pn'f
s.ve IN cleansing the UsisS y
loving the troubles that CO.
const patton. indigestion ~ ]
etc. You cannot keep well us'A
stomach. liver and bowels az
working order. Keep thsn -
Try 81 ,F.Draugh- II acs
gently aud I = natural sas
feel sluggish. tA'-s a 90
Vol vi. II f-osh 'snsirss !
2ga a package .'ue ssa
All dr. S.tL
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embarrassing position, he consented to stay with the party and see the
dinner through.
As the wine flowed more and more freely about the table. the con-
versation became pregnant with innuendoes and questionable jokes The
dVertising man feti increasingly I'll at a se ~ he thought OF his wife
and children at home, and compared tho former with the painted cir.
He became convinced that his friend had deceived him a. to the true
character of the pretty, blond dolls who were their companions and
was reached when, on the way from the restaurant TO tho taxicab stand
outside. one girl pressed his arm, and, In a dulcet whisper asked him IL
he were not going to give her a little present
what fort" he demanded in amazement. II can't SEE that you have
done anything for me that I should pay you fori"'
Times ar hard" the girl sighed pretuly. and I have given you my
company all evening. That ought TO be worth something" she pouted.
"Snd besides II Is the customary thing nowadaysi"
The advertising man gave a short grim laugh.
II am afraid you ire up against a hard-headed seotchmAn this time,
who doesn't have 10 pay for his dinner company. and who never yet has
given something for nothing. In business-or otherwtssl"
The girl seemed deeply offended. but he pleasantly pushed heS into
a tAxicab. and paid the driver TO take her home-alone.
What new species OF female IL Broadway breeding these days In the
socaned salamander7 She has the mistaken idea that II she plays safe.
II she keeps her virtue. II doesn't make any differences how much abe
cheapens II! l have a. little respect for her a. ] do for the other woman.
The SaamAnder isn't even q fair sport She cInEs to the pitful little
shred she persuades herself Is her virtue needless OF the fact that she
has betrayed her purity OF soul even although her body may remain un.
Suried.
the true essence of virtue even that which she hath shall be taken away
and you will be despised for that which you have not done!
pagnht 1917. By N. Bn Syndicate mel
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ham down. held tight on the floor to
the huge amusement OF the rest, be-
fore the man could even protest; and
his bowls OF rage did him no good,
for lanai drove the hilt OF n knife
between his open jaws TO keep them
open.
A very large proportion OF Kings
stores consisted OF morphia n CO.
caine. He Injected enough cocaine
TO deaden tho mans nerves, and al
lowed IL time to work. hen dc drew
out throe back teeth in quick success
sion. to make sure he had the right
one.
lsmail let the victim up, and DaryA
Khan gave htm water In a brass cup.
Without pain for the first time in
days, the man was as grateful az a
wolf freed from a trap.
Allah reward thee, since the SER
vic was free!" he smlrked.
King sat down TO eat, but he had
not finished his meal-he had made
the a q little heap OF rice into a ball
with his fingers, native style. and was
hopping up the last OF the curried
gravy with it-when the advance
guard of the lame and tho halt and
the sick made It's appearance. The
caves entrance became damned with
them. and no riot ever made more
noise.
"Hakiml Ho. haldm' Where Is the
hAkLm who draws teeth Where II
the mar who knows yunani?"
e men burst down tho passage
all together, all clamoring, and one
man wasted nc time at all hut began
10 tear away bloody bandages TO show
his Wound The hardest thing now
WAS 10 Eet and keep some Kind of
order, n for ten minutes Ismail and
Darya Khan labored. using threats
where argument failed, and brute
force when they dared. II was like
beating mad hounds from their
worry. What established order at
last was that King rolled up his
sleeves n began, 30 that eaBerness
gave place 10 wonder.
There has been lighting in the
hhyber,' somebody Informed him,
and no stopped with lancet In mid
afr TO listen. scanning a hundred
faces swiftly in the smoky lamplight.
Not "A Jihad YETI" King asked. as
n the world might be coming 10 an
end.
Nay. not yet. Bull with-a-beard
holds back yet. This was "A little
tight. The Jihad shall come laterl'
And who IL Bull with Aboard p
King wondered: but he did not ask
that question because his wits were
awake again. Instead, he spent ted
Gus hours working owe sick and
wounded men.
/, When the work was finally at an
end King appointed his men TO two
hour watches 10 relieve one another
until dawn and fung himself on a
, clean bed. He was asleep before his
head had met the pillow and dreamed
OF idsmini all night long. When he
/, awoke at last II was after dawn. and
, light shOne down the passage into his
> cave.
Q "fsmail!" he shouted, for he was
thirsty. But theirs was no answer.
3 "DHrya Khan"
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did not salute the bracelet. as others
had invariably done, his name n
derwent a change.
That is proof that she knows thee.
What Is thy name?'
"kurram Khan"
And thy business
"Hakim."
we need thee I'm Khinjsn Caves!
Blu none enter VINO have not earned
right to enterl There Is but IN key,
Name it,"
King drew In his breath. He had
hoped Yasmini's talismUn would
prove 10 be key enough.
He who would enter must STAY n
M before witnesses in the teeth Of
written law!" he said.
And thou2"
IL slew an Englishman!" The boast
made his blood run cold, but his ex-
preston was one OF sinful pride.
Whom When? Where2"
"Athelstan King-a British officer
sent on his way 10 these HIS TO
spyl"
ii was like having spells last on
himself 10 order!
Where is his body2"
ASK the vultures! Ask the kites!"
And thy witnesses?'
Hoping against nope, King turned
AlA NaNNa Z NV - az 49, W
being quick-eyed, he saw lsmdil drive
an elbow home into DaTya Khan's
ribs, and caught a quick interchange
Of whispers.
These men are all known 10 ne."
said the mullah. They all have
right to enter here. They nave right
TO testify. Did 20 see hun slay his
man.
"AyeH' lied Ismail, prompt as
friend can be,
"Aye!" lied Darya Khan,
Then, enter!" said the prlost re-
s~ignedly. as Il who admits n COM
nun cant against his better judgment,
lie turned his back on them so al
to face the Prophets bed-sheet and
the rear wall, and in that minute a
hairy hand gripped Kings arm from
behind, and Ismail's voice Kissed hot
breathed in his ear.
Ready OF tongue! Ready OF will
Who told thee ] would lie TO saw
thy skin? BE thy klsmet as thy
courage, then-but | am hers, not thy
mani Hers, thou light OF life
though God knows l love thee!'
The mullah seized the Prophets
bed sheet and its covering rugs In
both hands, with about as much rev.
erence as statesmen show for what
they keep IN stock. The whole lot
slid TO n side by means Of noisy
rings on a rod. and a wall lay bare
built OF crudely cut but well laid
stone blocks. IL appeared 20 reach
unbroken across the whole width o.
the mosques Interior.
on the floor lay a mallet, a peculiar
thing OF bronze, cast In n piece
The evening world., 1917-06-22
BY Talbot Mandy

Ho got up and realized for the first
time hat he had not undressed him
self the night before. His head felt
heavy, and although he did not be-
lleVe he had been drugged. there was
a scent 10 half-recognized that
permeated the cave. He decided to
40 TO the cave mouth, m his
men, sniff the fresh air outside and
come back TO try the scent again; he
would know then whether his nose
were deceivlng him.
But there was no IsmAil meas the
e~ntrance-nO Darya Khan-nor any
OF the other men. The horse was
&c.. ~ was the mule. 30 was the
harness. and everything no had. ex-
Cept the drugs and instruments and
the presents the sick had given him;
he had noticed all those still lying
about In confusion when he woke.
"Ismaill" he shouted at the top of
hts lungs, thinking they might all be
outside.
lie heard a man hawk and spit,
close to the entrance. and went out
to see. A nan whom no had never
seen before leaned on a magazine
rifle and eyed him.
mo fartherl" he growied. bringing
his rifle 10 the port.
why not7" King asked him.
"Allahl When n camel dies In the
Khyber do the kites ask why7 Go
I'M"
lie thought then OF Yasminrs
bracelet. that had always gained him
at least civility from every man who
saw II. lie held up his left wrist and
knew that instant why IL felt un-
comfortable. The bracelet had dis.
appearedl
The evening world., 1917-06-22
Corn and Cheese
A New Dish

%oRN may be used with cheese
- in place Of macaronl. specialists
OF the United States Department
OF Agriculture point out. for the prep
aration OF a delicious and nutritive
combination dish. The following
recipe has been worked out by the
department specialists:
cup .; ny IoOs"s5 OOud o.
lS0s-. st
Boil thu samp In thu saitsd water
until tender. Drain and combine vita
the following sauce
c1 'hsm nilh;
sI5 tSs1J Sst o Sns''"
tsaspoonful sat. Y es.svooa mus
hn, pApna a. other ssAsonina
Mix tho seasoninss with the DRY
-four. Add enough milk 20 form into
a smooth paste. Add the remainder
OF the milk and heat IN a stewpan,
stirring constantly until thick. Add
the cheese and stir until II ls thor.
oughly melted.
Put a layer OF the boiled samp in a
baking dish or casserole. Add a LAYER
OF sauce and 10 on alternately unity
the material is all used. Sprinkle
bread crumbs owe the top layer OF
sauce and cook in a medium oven until
the crumbs brown.
Lye hominy or hulled corn Ito give
II both It's Southern and its Northern
name) may be used in place OF coarss
cracked corn In the preparation OF this
dish. II this product Is used. Il Is un
necessary 10 heat II until II IL placed
In tho oven.
A richer u may be made, ~ DE-
sired. as follows;
Two teasnplua bWlsf.
Two tablespoons flour.
one CB mllk.
ono cup finely rf ehoes.
One teasAun salt
o1g quATS tsu-po0n mustard. pspo@ a
papnka,
Melt the butter In a saucepan. Mir
into Il the hour and seasonlngs. Add
the milk and heat. stirring constantly
until tho Aaucs becomes thick and
smooth. Add the cheese and stir
until IL II melted.