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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-06-29
War summary

The war situation OF Thureday ir
summarized hy thc Associated Press
as f0llows
Brazil is no longer neutral IN
the world war aud ihe Cerman en-
pr" has another enemy arrhycd
against "
Having previously revoked ~ pol
icy Of aloofnea. SO Tar ag 10 affected
ihe ho ii!i'ies A5e veen tlir l'mi,o
1lAataH aud = =, ss3 ilfuais, 4 Ow
come ieimuat INTO ,be opIr aui
announced thpt q can uo lof .ef he
considered neutal
Although no announcement hBH
been made ia tu whether the south
American republic viii actually en-
ter into ho.tlitio. UN us revocation
OF neutrality. % definitely uIrus n.
self morally 0u the .lde ol the rn-
ited States and the entente
The Canadian have taken another
hack LOO The German line protecting
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-06-29
Wild DEMONSTRATIONS FEATURE trail SESSIONS
Each Route Presents Reason
Why 1t Should Be Selected
AS Part of Ozark Highway

d M t pvHe
nd mh il
O a eradcone Injecting
familiar whit
hear Of thar
the egal the dfcer
av%led little although m S u sumhten
10 the
floor and they did not end until the Northern Route speaker had concluded
70 and dnor
o al ten doors.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-06-29
(BY ASSOCIATED PRESS

RIO JANElR0, June 2S.--Brazi has revoked her de.
OF neutrality in the between the entente allies and
Germany.
The Brazilian government by act Of congress late in
May authorized the revocation of Brazs neutrality in the
In notifying the Brazilian ogations Of the sanction Of
the revocation Milo PeoanhS the foreign minister in note
said Brazil up to that time had refraned from taking sides
in the European conflict but that the republic could not
remain Indifferent from the moment the United States en-.
tered the struggle and when Germany meted out ndsrm-
inatey to Brazil the brutal treatment
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-06-29

Lens ana have been rewarded With
o further encroachment upon their
objective
Striking on two mile front south
Of Lens, they stormed and captured
German first line positions before
Ayion aud also the village Of Leauv-
cite They defeated Ia their on
slaughis men OF the crack Prussian
guard, and the Filth Gr6nadler
Guard7 whose machine gun ahd RI
fle fi-A and The fact that the attack
iuH is, had w. tW chfaaeh wifa sa.
tanFlegsuis. could not stay them
Nbsh 'ho battle ended The Canad-
i1na began their work oi CONSOLIDATE
ins newly won positions. their line
had been extended 10 within one mile
Of the center OF Lens. the fall OF
which under such tenacious assaults
as have been made recently seem
ingly sanuot be- long delayed.
ON the front in France and Bel
rlum there have been only bombard-
mrutH
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-06-29
COAL REDUCTION
IS AGREED UPON
SWEEPiNG CHANGE IN PRICES
WILL HECOME EFFECTIVE
FIRST OF July.

h A.o.aI.J Tr,.s
WASHINGTON June oy Sweep
ing reductions n me price OF bitum-
inous coal a' all mines east of tho
Mississippi river ranging from one
'o five dollars ton 20 the public
with q further .ut OF nfty cents for
thr government were agreed upon
today 1' conferences between the
operation aul government officials.
IHo moss prices become effective July
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-06-29
NE " BLAST TRIAL
BEGINS IN JULY
TWO NTN CONNECTED WITH
MOONEY CASF To RECEIVE
NEARING.

SAN FRANCISCO. June 2S.-Mrs.
Nollir Ed.au. an Okland dressmak-
er iesiiiyIug for tho state today In
fho murder trial Of Mrs. Rena
Mooney. said that she saw Mrs.
Mooney her husband. Thomas ].
Mooney aud Warren X. Billings on
Market street about halt an hour be-
fore The preparedness day bomb ex-
ploslon that killed ten persons.
superior Judge Franklin A. Grlf-
nu late today set July eS as the date
upon which Israel Weinberg and
Edward ID Nolan. Indicted for mnr-
der in connection with bomb explo-
sion. will BE- arraigned.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-06-29
CANADIAN LABOR WILL STRIKE
UNLESS GIVEN VOTE ON DRAFT

fhr unlt labor WrWhfr Ut fhe
anHsiian house aud iur msnt
1ear~ wa president ~ flis ca
madam trade. and labor CON
-ress. NJ AiNille declared
that in striking. Canadian lal.or
would haze the ~npIrlrt 81 or
ganisesi iai,or in the iniiesi
stale. aiihouEh there wonld ise
na -fFike fheIp. The annnunce-
mcni va- made In = speerh un
the government oumpuisu
service tail.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-06-29

~ hs-erisisf prrss
OTTAWA. Ont. Iune 2S-
The declaration that n grnerai
strike 81 organized labor in Can
ala will b. csIls,l " the govern
meni attempts o. apIi, oun-
-rripiion Withouf ma inrift
vote hf the people. Wa made
in Parliament tonight ~ ~
pisgn~s AeFtille. eii., Fepue-enfs
the district ~ Nsi--.sneuse. part
of the city ~ Montreal ~. ).
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-06-29

N u T"T"T II"
DO rAsD. juno eN-The entire
police force toufhI searched Cor
Jose Garcia. fhH Mexican who shot
land KILLED rlir4.msn sii benson to-
day while Do, wIa boirg brought 10
tb' police station h5 henson lu q 1T
NeN bus
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-06-29
PROPERTY DAMAC[
IN FLOOD HUC[
LOSS OF CROPS NND STork ~
OREGON EtNS INTO THT
IIIOI SANDS.

th A''1ciniei Press.
BikER, one. June 2s.-Car-
rling destruction IN IL path,
millions of gallons ur water from
reservoir high In the Elkhorn
Mountains. - miles west uf
llaines, swept through the ,ii-
lagc oi Rock Greek. DESTROYED
crops on thousand, at acres. NIL
cl live stock. deprived Baker
and HaincS of clectric poWcr and
interrupted telegraph and tclc-
phone service today. Tonight.
so Tar ns = known no lives were
lost, hut the loss 90 crops, build
ing and stock j. man, thousand
dollars.
PIG trees Vcr' uprooied and be
came % weapon 90 The flood siriknl
buildings Hs H.fI.rIn rlma
~ Rock Greek number of build
inRs were destroyed Several amI
lics had narrow escapes.
Officials of Tho company ownin'
fHo reservoir declared tonight tho'
believed ihc dam bad been dynamit
cd. and fhes caused tho arrest of ,
discharged workman named Gray
10 protested Innocence
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-06-29

o. hsHaf'afH frsas.
CHICAGO june 2N Refusal OF
non-union barber shops 90 close ~
u.rh' was said 90 have been tho
cause back OF q dynamite explosion
that shook the Loop district tonight
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-06-29
GERMAN SUBMARINE FIRES
ON HELPLESS VICTIMS

LONDON. Iure 'N Tho Elder
IH.mI-'ef Hfeawer Aidah Nae forps
i'si a.fhnui wlrr'r. 1n1 1uk hv O.
German Hamarine on June o. The
submarine fIrri on the ctpIlur boat
kiiinr ,lFht mon.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-06-29
Ncilool Head Killed.
nHfrfrH Tr,..a

LACONlA. y o.. June 2c 'fIFs
Alice Black Richards head teacher a.
Che school Tor feeble minded borc.
Uas found early today in cottage 0n
thc shore 0i iakr WInrrquam. dead
from cut in boz throat
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-06-29

hil guns nI the afternoon when the
rNual routes would be- given an op.
pormiN to present their claims for
consideration by the Judges ~ tho
OHrt Train official route
Afternoon session.
Even % larger crowd than was az
the morning session collected for the
afternoon session. which was to nrove
to hc so exciting The Red CrnaH
girls uf Chickasha and the Clovis
.Girls band we're arranged upou the
.uiIioll stand he Red Cross girls
.aul two ur three numbers and one
lot the girls gave an unuIually cute
toe dance ana when Sncored re
turned and sang another popular
piece iu which Chickaahu aud Coin
Harvey name were woven time anu
time again 90 tho great delight ct the
thousands The clovis Eirl baud Or,
.Duuiod the platform during the most
.of fho afternoon aud rendered solec-
tionN after number uf speakers Tho
Hobart bands aud tholc reprc4cntinr
other sections wer. Ia evidence anu
did not let the audience lack for any
thing loo the musical line during the
entire performance. AZ timo8 when
the speaking was getting exciting not
less than four hands PLAYING the
same iWuher were, heard lhe sam
True The spelling of Chittssll "a
SONG and rihs uhs for yol w. "
tCoiul Harvey bv the Red Ct.ss Flfh
were some of ih" interesting features
precediug the opening of the lour llue
uf sppl SsTH
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-06-29
Hater for Nrkan,as

ST. D. % Hakcr OF Roger Affau
Who're fHr pr.ur ru.h from the ..s
rocks aa. fhe next Hpeaker proud H.
fH" honor Yi te'nnF the people off
Icvas and AMARILLO fho pleasure fHr
delegation Iia 4 IctoWIng fl.HIIu
hospitality 90. altered iutr % .r.r.f.
ad recital uI f.. many iokes about
ifhansa Hu4 contributed several
original In.r. aaauI Afkbnaas HItH
and f.Ifrs faf sent ueu sim fH.
'arFr crowd Nr nIEer !. au Officer.
In almost over. ar .nilafIuu Ir fHt
state lui he b. o. frHr lover 0I tHe
OZARK mountain country A. af 1ra.
fDr there were nnHf during fl. m.rn.
.nF eHH Hat HuFHIrt or hir Us
Tow uf IluFlr.. a. steady auI .fH
out restraint Nuef RitH ruIds. rur.
rrfa Iui sentence. Chat caused The
audience fa bend nfn. bU CLOSER
fp boar the rstt fH.Hr Dol .l. fu NV
iI" .uifs aere aI Ute .r.. aII o..
.eeffrr redeemed au 0f Goo asper-
.iuuH which have inen Fn.I iI,fHref
N H.d about fhf lur .f.fr oI Ara
HnH.
The .hairmu fhsn er.r1 the
convention lUfu ftu 0'.'..l n fHe
anrrH1uu. alfh fI. bsUf. UiIrIrr
and th. people uInr'.nr freely and
rool uatufelly 10 preparation for Toe
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-06-29

On behalf of Texas and especially
Amarillo, Judge } s.. browning and
Judge Walker Hlll welcomed tho VS.
itors the OZARK Trail and The yariou
states 90 the, meet They gave oyi.
dou,e of the taci that Amarillo Be- al
ways pleased "a nave within hor gates
people rrprcsenfug such O. great ma
u0nal move as tho ozark Trail They
grew reWin ..euf fo teil of how Anna
uIlo had sprung from Wcr" COW
camp into C.t. ihc LKo OFF which
there g. r1t 1uofhr. Boo fho Panhandle
country They kept thc crowds mov
eI fo 20 pitch uf HelrHur aud assur
oI them In et"r e.pro .ou thaf
Amarillo u.U beurIf FROM fhe con-
Fouti0n and f1af .h. convention itself
IwN pr0if bt making thiH trp
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-06-29

The blk convention opened at 70
O'Clock yesterday morning in the blk
top with thousands iu attendance
The invocation was said by Rr, e.
a.. Mohley. pastur of the First chris
tiau church OF this city. invoking th"
blessings of tho creator upon every
plan aud movement oi thr assembly
pom the platform was seated all of
the judges. tho president ot the trail
and O. large number ul speakers. a.
well as % brass band Bands were
PLAYING over the hig tent from time To-
time between speeches and adding 90
lun nLnlLn-n nL Lhn uncl-I-m
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-06-29
j. s. OFFICIALS
ASKED To PROBE
|. ". ". TROUBLE
PROTECTION AGAINST LAWLESS
ELEMENTS REQI ESTED ~
NORTHWEST.
MINING INDUSTRIES HIT.
Washington j. Told Army of Armed
I. ". VS. Threaten Ia Give
Battle tn Farmers Near
Yakima.

w. Associated Press.
" iSHINGTON. June 2S.-Indus-
trial Workers uf the MorId leaders
We're charged with working with
Germans aud Ausirians, IN cores
pondencc laid before the senate to-
daN hy senator Thomas of Colorado.
Particular reference was made Ia
strikes IN Arizona. senator Thomas
charged there was German con-
spiracy Ia cripple smelterS aud In
dustries IN the west.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-06-29

SPOKANE. Wash. june 2s.-
Federal protection against the "law.
less elements of the Pacific North
west, IL requested in u resolution
here to-day by the Northwest Mining
Association aud sent Ia the congress
sionai representatives of Washing
ton state at the national capital.
The resolution was adopted after
II had b'en dcclhrrd by Fcank =.
hoSS. miuIng cngfnrer. that labor
troubles Ia mines, lumber camps aud
on faims IA the Pacific Northwest
were due to the activity at Indus
uial Workers of the World.
I'm the Yakima district at this
moment" Ross said, there are not
less than loo armed !. W. VS.,
facing 500 armed farmers"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-06-29

-. T. Wulfingcr of Hobart respond
cd Ton oklahoma llc comes from
Hobart. really live town he pre-
faced his remarks by putting thc quc>
ton 10 an, with special reference tu
The Kansas speaker who preceded
him. Wouldn't YOU like to live In
oklahoma lie then went into de
tails of the possibilities of the sooner
state and oi her ulrrgdy great dcyel-
upment ana many an eye looked
wistiul to the land of Canaan Ho
told ol The young lavyer who. accept
ing the warning ol other lawyers.
went out the window AMI WAS seen
approaching the rio Grando
tie said that Amarillo had opened
her doors wide to her guests and that
oven the querulous police or other
cities wa not present here. ne told
of nice college girl who WAS Tine oi
language but did not know agricul
ture. She went Tor Wait ON farm
% see Jimmie and seeing q few calves
asked Jimmie II they were not COW
lets. 90 which Jimmie replied Nav.
they are bullets This made tho
crowd ro-Sild With laughter.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-06-29


The lisEe nc sro quartettr from
llnr ton oklahoma. college. then
sang ozark Tran" and upon being
oncored sang with emphasis and
laugh protucatiun David. PLAY on
Your Harp The entire audience
vent wild when the latter song Vls
sung and the negro singers we're l,-
claimed unusually excellent musi-
clans
John vs. Terrell OF Missouri was
introduced by Cnairman Ligutlo.t as
'uc man from the show you state "
And tor Fifteen uiuutos tho speaker
did show the people that Missouri Is
.a state to it.alf. containing iu, lara
cities of Si Louis and Kansas DIfF.
which are the market and Hi.frb.I.
ne ,euiers for the great u'.tr.f.
Iu order Co. gD fuH Oklahoml eu..E E.t
ono better un fh. cucumber "flp ..
inIi ui fhH uUMr.ius planted BOO -
uIU Missouri town WhlrH rrrv .H
pfomIH'u0u.ir lud Iapidb chat u.u
Ird fu boz employed 90 cut Them do. %
lnd ho said thar the lawyers have uUf
rf got the planters out OF litigation
ln behalf Of me state o. NIHa"f.
D. am proud iD boz assigned the honor
u' diro .inr you and stating that .s
lrn prOHd o' This kind hospitality 80
.nu noble people pf the Panhandle
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-06-29

lie told Of ihc ief. .lii, OF the okla
boou. fsi- e., .is Ac,r.h., ,vs.cr
grew SEQ rapidly after hang l'lsntod
that it chased fhn farmer into the
house and wae prevented from chok-
ur the farmer io death bv the VIE.
ho cut Oft the vine. but. alas. too
late. tor cucumber was found IN his
IC Ret lie said Oklahoma raised
mor, hroOmcoru than any other state
and swept every state tie said the
acreage given 90 wheat In Oklahoma
wIs more than The Whole state 90
Maine tie said the people we're re-
ligiuu. aud had the best state cunsti
tuition ot amy state even china com.
mg tu This country to get her pattern
Tor her constitution lle paid tri.
butte to Wilson as man ol vision
90 save democracy and said col Coin
Harvey had e. vision aud foreeip q
great military route through this rr.
ton
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-06-29
william, for New Mc,ico.

Tho response on the par of New
Wet.o aas U no. by Secretary % %.
/ Williams of the chamber of come
|uofoe OF las Ncras NtIouFh only
recently sufficiently rccuperlird from
e. dangerous illness. Secretary NH.
Iams showed HiH usual good .piH'
and Nas rp fo fHc minute bob ODE '.
fertfruoss and 0HrrIiuess uf iHp r..
spouse. accepting o. as Cd great pleas
iure fp have been accorded ar oppor
tuuitr to answer t1 tHr sEpra. IONS
and mafnrlliufI1n nI .u.uifautf n.
Amarillo IIe said thaf everybody
know th.f .he b. up tD tHe rIu
ute on hnR t0 .Hteriain 1ud fH1f uo
ono goes away from hsr door. 9Th
0Hi feeling that wherever Hr SAINT. 'o
he can COME tret ei.h orf.fr'',heI
hands
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-06-29
BRAZIL ENDS NEUTRALITY
IN WORLDWIDE CONFLICT
BRUTAL TREATMENT BY GERMANY CAUSES SOUTHERN
REPUBLIC TO ANNOUNCE THAT Ir WILL ALIGN
ITSELF MORALLY WITH UNITED STATES
MAY NOW ENTER WAR AGAINST KAISER

Government BY Act Of Congress Late May Authorised
vocation Of Friendship for Central Powers Following In
csledfOr Attacks Shipping by Submarines and
Latest Action is Result Of Serious Consideration.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-06-29

The rospHusr upuu fHe part ni
Haussr was H1d, bt dI.fIrFHi. Hsi
seHtlrmBa ltmeI D. WDf. ttu
halls from darlington lla r1f only
was profpf. in i.s thau sf Amarillo
and TsNn En.faifN Iu h' save
YI.r iu'.rl-tnt Hie'.eIis nr Kan.
sts which revealed t.e farf .Ilf fh~
'uHrotrr .ai. b. not thI, behind
-us ether t fh' union .H resources
ani hfesf paa lbutbs lIs uee b.
fa .andNl,hsd auh nHy fnI orig.
usl funny Hfua ttaf hfH ..lf Tho
Ieni down ll'.in lnaer f1I srnai
uaf.rs and SUNNY disposition 900. o.
r.usn of tue 3f.fr 0f kauass saH -
ter the heart. % fle entire i-Iega
tln.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-06-29


The selection of the official Ozark
Trail highway route will bee made
some time today when great mum
Der OF road talks ere made Interest
Is al the keenesi pitch The decision
win lind a fun tent aud some OF tao
greatest demonstrations of the entire
cony"n,inn are expected tO follow
pu. on q i1, ronict ~ .,.e,ryo.
h"ial recognition
tn" presentation .of the advantages
by TIE several contending ruutca was
patriotic and unluestiunaulv had the
hrt'" OF the rout ', behind them All
necessary data. stories. aud facts
we're arrayod 60 the very best pur.
pose ana thcru was not speaker but
that eyiden' cd the fact that his route
bad at least nu, or more advantage,
over any others competing
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-06-29

The Central Route started the
denomination when an auto with O
band came into one OF the doors and
spranr Dixie followed hy three 9th.
ers. pandemonium reigued supreme
and hundreds OF this route waved
flags and hurrahed. But the North
eru Route came back with q stiff up
percui IN the speech Of John White.
hurst of Sayre reprosentng the
Northern Route. q plain farmer. but
a natural-boru orator.
speakers representing every link
In the route In contention drew fire
time after time Pud convercd the his
tory. the making of the highway and
the progress ui work along the entire
Oars Trails from 81 Louis 90 ANA
rillo and the adherents ol the route
to the west were permitted 90 speak
iu the evening.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1917-05-06
COBB STEPS INTO
BATTING PLACE

Chicago, May 5.-George Sisler, the
left-handed first baseman with St.
Louis, is pressing Iris Speaker of
Cleveland for hitting honors in the
American League unofficial averages
released today show. Sisler is now
second in the list with an average of
.391 for fifteen games, while Speaker
is leading with .434. The St. Louis
first sacker, who was fifteenth a week
ago, drove out u hits in his last five
games. The averages include games
of last Wednesday. Tyrus Cobb slip
ped into eleventh position with an
average of .315. Sisler, Pratt, of St.
Louis and Weaver of Chicago are tied
for the lead in stolen bases with
four each; Chapman of Cleveland is
leading the sacrifice hitters with ten
and is tied with Witt, Of Philadelphia
in runs scored. Each crossed the
plate thirteen times.
Six players are tied for home run
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1917-05-06

hitting with one each. Boston is
leading in team batting with .267
Rousch of Cincinnati is keeping up
his terrific hitting in the National
League, although Jack Smith, a st.
Louis pinch hitter is at the top with
an average of .615. Smith has only
batted thirteen times as against for
ty-two trips to the plate for Rousch,
whose average is .476. Hornsby, of
St. Louis, and Cravath, of PhiIadel-
phia are tied for home run honors
with three each; Whitfield, of Phila-
delphia is leading in sacrifice hits
with seven and Bair, of Pittsburgh
tops the base steaIers with seven.
Groh. of Cincinnati is out in front in
runs scored with IA. In team batting
New York is leading with .265.
In the Southern Association, Gov
ington of Little Rock, is topping the
batters with .428. He also leads in
home runs with three. knapp, of
New Orleans is out in front among
the sacrifice hitters with twelve. E.
Miller of New Orleans issleading in
runs scored with %. Chattanooga
tops the clubs in hitting with PFC.
The averages include games of last
! Tuesday.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1917-05-06
STRAWBERRY PRESERVES.
Recipe No. /.

Syrup. Add IS ounces ok sugar
to 1-2 pint of water, bring to a boil
and skim.
Preserving. To this amount Of
syrup add exactly ga pounds of
washed, capped and stemmed straw
berries. Boil the fruit until it reg
listers 222 degrees F. on a candy of
chemical thermometer. If no Their
mometer is available, boil until the
syrup is very heavy-about as thick
as molasses. Remove scum from the
preserves.
Packing. Fill the sterilized jars
full of hot berries. Pour in enough
of the hot syrup to fill the par, Ieav-
ing as little air space as possible.
Put sterilized rings and caps on at
once, but do not fasten tightly.
Sterilizing packed fruit. Stand
the sealed jars in tepid water up to
their necks if possible. Bring this
water to a boil. Let pint jars stay
in the boiling water for at least Is
minutes and quart jars at least 25
minutes, then close caps tightly at
once. At the conclusion of the oper-
alton, stand each jar for a moment
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1917-05-06
To Preserve Strawberries

Washington, \. c.. May 5.-Spe-
preserving of fruits in the bureau
of chemistry, United States depart
ment of agriculture, have worked out
the following accurate directions
(Which may be applied also to house
hold conditions) for preserving straw
berries so that just enough syrup of
the proper consistency can be made
in advance. With this amount Of
syrup the berries can be packed at
tractively without floating, and no
syrup will be left over, which in many
cases means an important saving in
sugar.
Sterilize Jars.
While the berries and syrup are
caking, place the empty clean jars
and caps in tepid water and bring
to a boil, and allow to boil for at
least Is minutes. Remove the jars
from the water only as they are to be
filled and the caps only when they
are to be placed on the jars. Simply
drain jars and caps; do not wipe
them. One Of the inexpensive jar
lifters will be convenient in handling
the hot jars.
SteriliZing Rubber Rings.
Do not boil rubber rings for any
length of time. Just before plac-
ing them on the jars, dip the rings
for a moment into a quart Of boiling
water into which 1 tenspoonful of
bicarbonate of soda has been added
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1917-05-06
Great Lyric Tenor With Fesenbek-
Duo-Bonita Vaudeville
This Week.

The Erred Fesenbeck Duo" which
opens at the Bonita tomorrow for a
weeks vaudeville engagement can be
counted upon as an attraction par
excellence.
Mr.. Fesenbek has the reputation Of
possessing the highest range tenor
voice of any person now appearing
on the American stage, his voice IS
most musical and pleasing, he has
been for the past three years as lead
ing tenor with the Emmett WEIGH
minstrel, which has been working the
Keith and Sullivan & Constantine
houses during that period.
But Mr.. Fesonbek is far from be-
ing the entirety Of this act, for the
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1917-05-06
BUILD LARGEST
PORT IN EUROPE

The Hague, May 5.-The Dutch
are making a determined effort to
build the largest port of Europe. The
Dutch Parliament law has in hand
legislation for the improvement of the
harbors at Amsterdam and Rotter-
dam with a view to increasing the
depths of the water at the quays so
that ships with draught of forty
six feet can be admitted for discharg-
ing and loading.
The North Sea canal is being i'm
proved. New locks are being built
at Amsterdam and Ymuiden, 1.181
feet long and 131 feet wide At high
tide the depth of the waterway will
be as feet.