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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1917-07-20

Mrs. Cooper Dawson has returned
from a trip to Blue Ridge Summit,
Pa.
Mrs. William J. Boothe. has left to
spend some time in Pittsburgh, Kan
sas.
Miss Rosebud Crockett has been
the guest Of Mrs. Westwood Hutchln-
son at Manassas the past week.
Mrs. Benjamin l.. Wallace and son,
James Wallace, are the guests OF Mrs
Edward S. Fawcett. at her home on
Prince street.
Colonel w. j. Perry, commanding
the First Virginia Regiment of In
fantry. of which Company G, of this
city, is unit, was in this city to-
day.
In the Corporation Court today
final decree was awarded in the case
Of Nettie c. Bryan VS.. Bartlett H.
Bryan, granting divorce to the
plaintiff from the defendant upon
the ground of desertion.
The demonstration of canning and
preserving methods under the aus
pices of the playground committee of
the Parents Teachers Association
will be held tomorrow afternoon at
four o'clock il the Westminster
Building, and not at eight o'clock as
first reported. Miss Martha Din
widdie. of Manassas will give prac-
tical lecture on the subject, and it
is hoped that large audience of
housekeepers and others interested
in wartime economy methods will
be present to greet Miss Dinwiddie
tomorrow afternoon.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1917-07-20

Mrs. NJ L Estes and three daugh-
ters are the guests Of Mrs S. 3.
Stearns, in Columbia, S. c.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1917-07-20

Clarence and Samuel Madison are
visiting relatives in Fairfax county.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1917-07-20

Miss Philippa Wattles left today
for ten days trip TO Atlantic City.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1917-07-20

teh draft. Sessions will be held
the chamber Of common council.
258-,Alexander Shepherd.
Asp. Thomas Roberts.
1436-Henry w. Armstrong.
S54--Lawrence E. Padgett.
1894 Staunton C. Moore.
1S78-Tench C. Marye.
|1095-Ernest T. Bumpass.
|2O22-Geo. T. Milstead
1855 Sydney c. Cross.
783-Frederick H. Taylor.
1813-Guy V. Lucas.
1S58-Wm. Churchner.
23S9-Gordon Hootf.
l752-Wm. B. Richards.
1117-Ernest w. Bettis.
1572-Clarence J. Winston.
l748-Wm. C. Ashford.
2195-Robert w. THlett.
937-John B. Posey.
2O36-Frank M. Byrd.
337--Frank Chilcotte.
676-Grosami D. Guiseppi.
275-Roger c. Sullivan.
509-James A. Welch.
11S5-Wm. John Greenan.
564-Wm. H. Beander.
2166-Charles Kettner.
945-Wm. L. Sardella.
1913-Fielder ]. Lynn.
SEWN. w. Campbell.
1267-Harry L. Penn, jr.
2148-James J. Matter.
536--Geo. C. Anderson.
14s5-Lynwood E. Todd
2453--Charles McClintock Smarr.
54S-John T. Ashton.
126-Marion S. Grim.
1O79-Opie Gray.
1237-John L. Moriarty.
7S4-Curtis J. Taylor.
l732-Paul Anderson.
755-Charles w. King.
1O7-Wm. Alton Ferguson.
154l-Wm. Hyman.
1565-Wm. Rollins.
2099-Geo. E. Kimbell.
1369--Edward G.. Wills.
GIG Thomas VIM. Cook.
373--Stephen F. Gill.
l676-Geo. B. Woodward.
1266-Arthur Peeler.
1891-Howard H. Beckett.
775-Wm. Thomas.
486-Milton B. Stearns.
692-Peter R. Hall.
6O0-Robert Carter.
19S6-Henry Anderson.
8l0-James C. Rush.
1539-Wm. F. Petty.
2449-Norman E. Sims.
16s2-Harry L. Butler.
<507-Wilson S. Washington.
3O9-Robert D. Zimmerman.
437-Carroll Nails.
1324-Richard L. Smith.
6O4-Robert. B. Cheatwood.
43-Char.es l.. Burgess.
2181-Samuel H. Heflin.
1763-Charles P. Campbell.
154s-Eramus Skilperworth.
1264-James 3. Patterson.
l066-Edward F. Corbin.
924-Linwood H. Kidwel(
2455-Irvin E. Smith.
420-Patrick l.. Magner.
1O14-Melvin NJ. Fones..
1179-Wm. c. Turner.
5l4-Harry L. Wolganot.
-oi4-A. VI. EafneS.
433-Wm. MCGOWAN.
1329-Walter Smith.
10-Robert Alymer.
1045-Geo. w. Dawson.
1O31-Edmun ]. Dwyer.
1703-Thos. l.. Miller.
I13S1-Walter l. Smith.
1685-Joseph E Williams.
487-Oliver S. Stone.
I12S2-Toney Pozone.
I1323-Henry c. Smith.
IIS47-Oswa,d A. Salmons.
797-John Henry Sibley.
| l4O-Thos. B. Hayden.
1536--James L. Ouden.
1922-John J. Butler.
Il72S-Henry H. CofFelt.
l77e-Daniel Hall.
| 1236-Carroll D. Moore.
2247-Arthur Lee.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1917-07-20
Alexandria City and Suburbs

Mrs. Charles c. Carlin mas left for
Clifton Springs, New York where
she will spend some time.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1917-07-20

aor not they
FIRST drafted.
ithin q very
option board
anection with
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1917-07-20

Mrs. Benjamin l.. Wallace and son,
James Wallace, are the guests of Mrs.
Edward S. Fawcett. at her home on
Prince street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1917-07-20

Miss Rosebud Crockett has been
the guest Of Mrs. Westwood Hutchln-
son at Manassas the past week.
The Ordway new era., 1917-05-25
CHAPTER Nv.
Ihe EirE Card.

As Hardy was unpacking his scsnt
wardrobe AZ Indian boy came 10 the
door, thrust IN his bead and announced
gu-ru-zIly=
Al re hin s1y you come SIX
Hardy nodded TO the boy and signed
1rn 70 90. Ten minutes later he
sfe;sF--d up on the porch Of the Dupont
house Before be could knock Du-
poa. FtsIs-sd from the rear door O. his
trade store, which faced away from the
porch.
Hello. Cap be greeted the rues,
with biEH cordialiy. -Gl.d to see yor
Walk right in
Hardy crossed the threshold and
paused The moo, was covered to re-
sembie rsxed hardwood The ori-n,,I
rugs we're real. The walls were ps.
rsered rfth q quiet tapestry pattern.
The a6ot'e fireplace WAS set with /.
modern gnsre and faesd with 4 tile
manfeL he few pictures ~ere wen
chosen nere was no dxn Of the
guns. a1ins al Kava3o baankess r.,
HafAy - EDsetsa = -
vanAzyA hs0lag = - easy o.
b9a0s - - uu1A1sa $780,
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berua to mellow ~ - = ~ -
Here's to your boiled sAist. CO. u

herua to mellow ~ - = ~ -
Here's to your boiled sAist. CO. u
toasted.
..Stand-up collar and Q white shirt
I's sure q high-tooed ceiebratioa. Bet
ter wear 'em careful You'll have To
mall EN- a hundred miles to the near.
est Chlnarnan when they Git dirty
Cheaper 10 throw them away. and
send a mall order TO Chicago for new
ones put In yandervyn- He AIDED. ~
be adjusted the fashionable tie that
was hardly In keeping with his gray
flannel shirt: But you'll soon take
TO the local styles"
Marie again appeared In the door.
way. She bowed to the guests with i'm
presslve forrnRlity.
aIf you will enter. gentlemen"
Hardy went In between vandervyn
and Dupont. He avoided the girls
proud gaze by looking about at the
dining room. /. was as Gifted as the
parlor and no less tasteful The small
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Dr.
8s- -A-- ~ yeL
Tuz -5-k S-T- sd TEo5s-Ty-- Is
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You'd axe = tg- - E-- a.
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says Sc -o5E cg-s= Il 5-D=s-lc
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t1- tE-5z-L--ZsE: OILY ting. Is
sgEEv dad Ere o. 81 years EED- Tat
rs Ebs- b= sz-r -tz 81 70 Or--x
Hardy Io3E=5 - -5s -s-1-EE-s Eo1
E1aE--=1 IL suct---- My ! EsE yu1
. Ev= -os particulars O: he king Q:
" Na-@g-
TEz5s-Tyu's ersi5s 1-oop=1 Lg~ End
giE,=1e-1 E-L-a Z v8Ge EZLs-==ss SIRE
-T1zr='s L--a= 20 TEL HSaE=- Er5 !
Eud E=do=z- zs-= -51zlE E.-g n D1-1-
Ez--s We -z- Ia zEr5=-z-. Es sd
SIc=- g-z--elzL E= so N1Ez--
killed III H. E=[be- z-5 1-=-5-
E15 pos O. u 90 L-zr-=z cont E-s7z
Which O.: - i vas TzE--s Ll- Eg--1
A15 il L -bs c1-ga=-s -aF.7-- ! Kept
E copy 4 The g%52= - -as GEsorF--
-S-EaE= TLe- a EnZZG- saguIz a.
tEsk Z white EE- -tzE vEr- ut,Ez-vs-5
Harry Is -ls Cause Escs--Ef1s-1 =
vLr5e-vy1 --ls-=s he Up q ms
b3uDd u-s-rct1s- We i nay BE- al
TAX but .Z-hs- :tZ- -tsz r-gulsie Vas
over tbs O-z-suyt-E- NU-eo thought j
z good thing 70 so1g1-EE=- The ctdsts
tsIt ugly because tt1s goods we're MT
paid 70 then instead q 70 -as EEbu-e-s
the BUCKS and EgGaE-s Who dZr the
. ore. you know Ths CHEFS stirred "
i lot Of bad blood No c0ztt they In
sI4gEtsd the murder. They want 70
boss the r-[bs -b=l- 0za way.
Let rs uus- that We shall have
I then IN hand before fan
@FRu7- ecbo=d yso5e-vyn- -rTou II
pect 10 STAY all sumner: That shuts
I ne out Of uy p-oD0.lUl-
-Iou may receive the appointment o.
sttache-
Perhaps / don't waut il Just nuE.
You forget Marie
The gravity Of the orics-'s face hard.
eoed to ste-aoess- -A-. Vendervyu
kindly bear in mind that as agent O.
this reservation / an il charge Of the
moral as well as the material welfare
Of every member Of the tribe
yandervyn quivered like thorough
bred 6ecked with the lash. His vosc<
shook with passion:
Damn your impotence, III havs
yOa underst1nd y0u're not talking d
- a y0ar rooSh-neck recruits. II,
0cogepB weEe senflemea before yUugl
wWD esF hnag1 q.
i = Fsgrse ulnf - = ~ - 4
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az Yeu viii Enter, eentiemen.-

oval table vas spread with a cloth Of
snowy French damask. The silver
was real antique ware. The unsmilInS
hostess bowed Hardy to the seat Of
honor.
This here layout Is Msrie's,- eI-
planned Dupont '-She was bound to
happened at the river yesterday
Needn't figure on Us dishins up the
same rGtions regular
Il have yet TO learn whether gin to
have the pleasure OF boarding with
Miss Dupont" remarked Hardy.
You sure have. II you're ready to
shell out for It Grub comes high
here"
And Marie is a real cfet.- added
Yandervyu.
Hardy waited until the Indian boy
had served the soup. Ar last he sue
ceeded IN fixing the cool gaze ~ his
hostess please do not consider that
hospitality requires you to do me the
favor. Miss Dupont be said. Il do
not wish to intrude, highly as should
appreciate"
The Difference of his manner soothed
the girls wounded pride. She smiled.
and combined friendly response with
& side thrust a; her father:
Indeed, We shall be delighted to
have you Captain Hardy-L. because OF
| your company. and Pere because OF the
cash"
by Gar, he won't git no better feed
in no hotel" vowed Dupont.
Il can foresee that agreed Hardy.
His faith was justified by each sue
cessive course. Though all the vege
tables had come out OF cans, they were
| prepared with consummate skill The
trout were fresh from the creek: the
grouse and beef had been hung exactly
the right length OF time In the dugout
| icehouse; the champagne was frappe.
Between the girls vivid beauty. the
good cheer, and the cordiality OF his
companions, his usually half-sad and
wholly severe expression had given
place TO genial animation
Upon the return of the hostess from
\ one Of her visits to the kitchen he
| spoke TO her in q tone that drew a
stare Of open resentment from Van
/ deryyn: You are wonderful, Miss Du-
pont, wonderful. One day in an In
dian attack. followed by a fifty-mile
drive; the next fifty miles back. and
such dinner as thisi"
First the great-granddaughter of
Sitting Bull, then la bonne cuisiniere
Franchise" flashed back the girl.
Where is the wonderI Two streaks
Of heredity, plus childhood In the sad
4 nd t., a IL.
Il yet you must be fatigued-"
When have done what set ont to
do, then I permit myself to consider
/ whether / need rest. There was
time when mr. red ancestors had nc
, horses. They ran down their game
! atoot."
You will always ride-or drive.
bantered yandervyn.
BY Gar, she won't never be driven.
declared Dupont with conviction.
Vandervyn smiled over his cham
payne glass. He did not notice thai
Marie was looking at him But Hardy
was watching her. He saw her proud
face soften and her brilliant eyes melt
with tender passion. HIS own face
became grave A moment later she was
railying him for his seriousness. and
her animation soon compelled him tc
forget what he had seen vandervyn
had not been mistaken In his assefti0G
that she could act the lady to peFfec
ton when she chose. Though the cigar
proved to be Havanas. they wers
brought In much sooner than suitee
Hardy.
annnesa>eess......s...
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you believe in dry weather for our.
selves As well as for the Indians, you're
the boss
sure, and here's one all round to
Dupont.
ne poured ont three drinks, each
Measured to the brim q q whisky
siass' his ova and vandervyn,s dis-
appeared st guap. Hardy tosk q p.
aad aaks1 fse . ssatsue. - noessc
- sanAsa arsunA anseAsr 49, -
- - ~ ~ nnanAsa v1aA -
- 1Henk - Dsusae - g.
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THE OUARTERBREED
nArnyoh
8 By BENNETT

looked p ALL S--@+.1'@ -
-s-. q. TIE 1s~ agents surprise
pu.a1t gruatet Apo!osencaHy,
=D5,t thirk Tn plumb crazy. II al
y.-s- said she couldn't live here
r-Jsss sAs hzd things Just Ike In OF
-zwa- C-5sd til had 10 give In :
-p.,ar y1u let hin c0a yo1- captain
-s-7EEE.6 yzr5erTya- 1t WIS JAKE who
up-- ha-zuss Marie sent of the mail
o-,5s- an4 bs had to foe; the bills
Wei anyway, there wasn't nobfsly
So r7-l5 lire 70 Do the work and
nd 20 70 out o. roundup Dupont
s7--hr % rgve- his discontinue she
.: 70 and done 4 al her o7a sell
Ef1z-t have 10 pay 3 cent 70. that si'
down. Czu. Make yourself 70 home
Esv. Mare, yo7 the-e7 Here's Cap
Harry. Bring In tha: bottle ne and
". yza wzs ss-upl!uc. viii you:
Harry p5ck-d the stirest chair IN the
-o1-- 81 dgzu-z1t promptly rose to
paSzas- q polite attention 4 young
lzty hsd appeared IL the doorway al
,se sEs q the ROOM young lady In
. sz-I5--olste gown. OF lines lire
T,-ps rAsbls. the creamy whiteness OF
hs- fzn. rgE.d throat displayed Her
-sSs ot cazI-hIack hair was dressed In
re vs-y --latest node. Her cheeks were
ss highly c0lored as Il rocEed-
yE-de-Ty1 rE1ed at her with the
h-zod q stnl-ati0a that passes over
tae fo9tuzhts from The drst-ro~ seats
% ths p-s--IeS- Ei-l In the chorus
Hardy bowed IS he would hare salUfed
his Colgasl's lady o. the daughter Of &
Moro chIet- L either had been his
hus-ssS
TAe Es-l's eyes spsrkled as she noted
lis change ot dress, his Immaculate
LLoza. sod clezn-shaven chin HIS
t,gz vou = smile that may have been
61z either 10 ErztSet vanity or TO q
s=lf-respect- She greeted
hsa Il tone that caused Ys1dsrTyn to
s--EiEhts- n his chair. 1t Is z great
pleasure 70 have you dine with u.s.
The pleasure Is mine, Mss Dupont,
declared Hardy.
You've HIT Il, Cap" PIT IN Dupont
-I0- CAT Just bet your bottom dollar
o. L you won't kick yourself fO- com
lnE wtsa you git 20 her feed-trouEh--
Tie E.-I's szbIe-blaCk eyes dilated
z1d her perfectly nodded chin rose 4
fraction ot sn inch She placed the
ray o. tea table, bowed conpusedly,
and left the room Yan1ervyu looked
E: Hardy with Al ironIcal smile The
szlsot Iopckery was wasted Hardy
vas watching Dupont U1cOck the
WHISKY b0c-ls-
One moment. NJ. Dupont he said.
As y0G are my host the question is
~ sEEwEri one 20 eSk-yer IS there
cgc law Or & rule Of the Indian bu-
reaz against bringing liquor upon
rssz-vErioag-
Dupont stared around at the in
gui-er IN blank surprise. Before he
cJ-ad t1d words 10 answer, ya1de-ryn
Tsl-!-d <J- hin: According to the
scic; letter OF the Law, captain you
are night You can't fancy that Jake
EUuld bs fool enough TO sell liquor to
tie I1dIaus7"
BY Gar, you bet don't-not when
lis iea-ysz--old rye qualified Dupont.
-Iol can't git no better stuff out Of
Canada Marie made me buy some
vine TOO. 10 celebrate your coming.
She said i Was Up 10 Us TO loosen up,
sas--g as you had shooed OF them
buckS
All since y0z put Il that way
Hardy accepted the explanation. u
raast ask you, however, not to bring
anything more ot the kind across the
river
of course he will not If you OBJ
5ec- assured YEndervyu. aNoEen
didn't read the Law as you do; but II
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TIE asr usa--s-- Harry and Van
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uE-s So5 rs1-i=s hs1 t,=z1 81
TIE chiefs VII -1-z -1-.1--rE."
E@Eb@- Interpreted -ae-- Z-sH=- 20
aErEys inquiry
II 5sdsd hDEEboH-i T.1-eS -s-s
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N--== -s---.-g-r- E-4-l- - -
ssz- t-=si5s h. -Es h-5=o-@ys-5
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tEEn1sgos tzre With childish say-=ss
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- Gurss5s-
NS-is GEst=i Zo5@- ths oEcs-s t.
r=c- sE1s- t1gZEA unlike he c1-Tsz--
i0-- she cld o0- s=-E 20 avoid Il He
rSts+z5 rs hzc VIII Puo-iEOZs po-z-s-
hess She bowel and, gazing back =.
HIN with lsv@. Elsocs- eu5s-ir -
marked: Good stfs-oo1a- Cxv-zLn
Hardy hETe brought y0u- luSEge-
That -Es v=-T Kind ot yo1" sid
Hardy Is he glanced 81 tha Other E-L
ME-.s s-ile5 II Instant appreciation
ot tas tSc- that bs had spoken 20 h=-
As % II equal She rst-e5 hs- co1-
FEEzi11's Su-E--=5tso=5 hz-5 zith hs-
sioT=d E1E=-S This Is Charlie Red
bears sister Olc12- They did DO: treat
h=- vel 81 scb51l- SO she III EEEy 10
cone hoZ1a- ! EErt her % I've with
-ae; hE- she ssys she nus be win he-
b-Otas-- ETc vii n0i sead her back
Ths yo-E IN looked - ths o=x
agent Win s s-lls Of riui5 appeal and
Is quickly c-o9Is=5 her head n 5zsEtul
s-1tEr-EssDs-- HErdys gaze s9ft-
s1sd a1d he answered rstssz-IacIy:
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be FL right
To1 IRE most Kind to szy.5t ap-
Trgved Marie with the coo1esceas.gu
q g-zcious young queen -Cap-sia
Hardy We shan sIpec- yoz 70 dine
with Is this sTsaoIE- I shan sand over
your luggage Il few minutes T1u
oes5 not dress for DINER"
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WOMEN NEVER Gin.
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know I've Just t-'s.zi-7
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across there. sid Iten|
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must BE- all-y-Ezits'> ID
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made up his mini ,sr
that TO hi, wife soeam
he hurst into the 'a:e
until his wife tloZa in|
stoT.
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earth Was the JOse ) I'e4
TO tell her. ~
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what I'd 20, in NJ = u
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IeGgings but didn't 81 II
III. shop. but it " NJ
court. -
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rou've got tao dSs =
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said he. as his VIZ en|
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worst of women sh
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face. l saw ii in 4 in
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slammius the d"' 8 ,or
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She's Founa;s.

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haS" TO practice ~ J
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iaT year, hat ,h,ss'
sure Il will DO sal,L'
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June 5, 1915.
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Gross Ras BlBe Ms ,
shIte clothes. Al 20! , Id
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SOFT, CLHi,,
Made So BY osib "a
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n the m0Fnin. ka I'm
Sith Cuticura Sc; u III
here are pimp,ss wS
hem T.th Cudeua sps
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or daily toilet pgrr.'
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Hunger Is the i''is
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1917-05-05
KEEP THE KIDNEYS WELL
Health is Worth Saving, and Some
Hurley People Know How
to Save 1t.

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my case. ! had sharp pains in my
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Props. Buffalo, N Y. Adv
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1917-05-05
REAL DOUGHNUTS.
The Genuine Old Time Cake Never Had
Hole In IT,

The Genuine Old Time Cake Never Had
a Hole In It,
Why will some persons persist in
speaking of the holes in dou4hnutsf
The real, genuine article never had ii
hole in H. Aly memory goes back To
1870 and earlier. and my boyhood eX-
pcricucc extended over good part of
Fairfield, Luchdcld and New Haven
counties. Conn, and Wcstchestcr couu-
ty, a. y. up 10 1880 Our mothers az
that time are 10 bc regarded as the
best uhority on old fashioned Amer
lean cookcry
The doushuut of that period consist
ed Of bread dough raised overnight.
with hop meal caEcs. or "cmpuus."
sWcctcued with brown sugar. short
ened a little and fried to rich brown
in lear lard aud were somewhat larger
thau goose c22 aud about the same
shape These were known among the
old Dutch New Yorker. and are de
scrihed tn Barber, "IliStory OF New
York. published about 1910
Wonder cakes" were similar. With a
little more shortening and shortening
The dough- was rolled about three
quarter, of au inch thick. cut into
squares of three inches. with three
SlIts. which were pressed apart into
fantastic shape, and were the Idol
lied Sabbath day uHch eaten under
the maple tree or the hur>e shed he