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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-01-03
new H|LO TRUST
COMPANY FORMED

/ With the Same directors as the Peo-
pies Bank OF Hfio, articles nf incor-
poratipn of the Security Trust Com
pany OF fIilo were filed today with
the territorial treasurer, by J. w. Rus
sell of Hilo.
The new corporations capital stock
Is $4,000. There are 5000 shares Of
$40 each par value, stock being dis
tfl0uted among the stockholders of
the Peoples Bank, Ltd, each share
holder Of tie bank having the right
TO buy one share of the trust company
stock for eac.l share of tank stock he
owns. Outsiders are to be given the
privilege Of buying stock only after.
the Peoples Bank stockholders have
purchased.
"A general trust company business
will be transacted 0y the new concern.
which win have its headquarters next
door to the present building of the
Peoples Bank, on Waianuenue street.
Hilo, the company having recently
purchased the building.
Officers of the Security Trust Com
pony are w. H. Smith, president; VIII
liam Chalmers. yice-president: H. A.
Truslow, treasurer; NJ de +. Spinola.
secretary. Directors are frank r..
GfeenwelI. J.. w. Russell, w. H,
|GfeenweIl. Charles SnimamOto, j. c.
Pratt, T. e NJ. osorio and P. G.
Beamer. & !
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-01-03
Little Action On
East or Vest Today
1asrman ,aMcisD

BERLIN, Germany, 5an. 3.--Early
report from the war office today says
that nothing important Is happening
ON either the east or west front.
Ex IS Z
GERMAN ARMY ilEADQuAR,
1TERS9 tan rEepss 4 liyeif afkiis
5ery duel took place Today Eneiisli
'handgreHade attacks were Fepulsed.
On the Champagne front and In the
Argonnes forest and cast bank OF the
Meuse, Germans made thrust and a
detachment and patrols entered
French trenches and brought back
prisoners and booty,
A large English aeroplane fell into
our hands today.
Eastern arena, Prince Leopold's
front: Enterprises of Russian raid
Ing detachments south OF Riga and
southwest of Duenaburg. as well as
west of Stanislau. failed.
.Archduke Joseph's front: Sout
Trotosul valley the much-dispu
heights of Mt. Galtucanu fell into -
hands by q vigorous attack. Along
the valleys leading from Bereck noun
tains to Seereth. attacks threw the
enemy further back. Our troops storm
ed on both sides Of the Oituz valley,
at the point Of the bayonet, several
height positions. Rpmanian advances
were repulsed and 800 prisoners
brought In.
Won Mackenscn's ninth army Is
sharply pressing the enemy and de-
featfng the rear guard Forced Rus
slams to further retreat. From west
and south Teuton troops approach the
bridgehead positons near Fiochsan
and Fund.-. More than 1900 prisoners
and much war material here has fallen
into the hands Of the pursuing Teus
tons. Between Buzaul and the Dam
ube the enemy maintains q bridge
head.
: East OF Braila, IN the Dobrudja,
German and Bulgarian troops have
captured Observation-Disclosures Rus
sian position. throwing the Russians
back to Macin. IA engagements Pom
eranian reserve infantry Regiment
No. distinguished itself.
! On i.-acedonian front no Important
events.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-01-03
RESTRICTION OF
SALOONS WILL Be
PROVIDED IN Bill
Senator chas. E. chiIIingwortI
Promises to Present Drastic
Legislation Next Session

The first gun for the restriction o
liquor selling in Hawaii VIII be free
next month, when the legisiaturt
meets. Senator Charles +. Chilling
worth win pull the trigger. II there
is no effect Of the shot u win not bt
the fault OF himself and sapp6rters
he says. but Of the powder which re
fuses 10 ignite. Chillingworth pro
poses 10 introduce and push hard &
hiIl eliminating saloons In the terri
tory.
1T Is high time something wa.
done to regulate the liquor traff here
he said today, "and ] believe the
saloons must Co Treating is hf'
abomlnable practise all over the worle.
and has caused lots Of suffering amonf
the Hawaiiahs, especially the women
and childfe1. whose husbands an6
fathers start home With their weeks
wages. set caught In crowded saloon
TO eventually arrive home broke.
ChillineWorfhlnays however. thar he.
Is in favor Of drinks being served witt
meals and sees no reason Why liquor
should not be sold by hotels and cafes
providing Il be served only witt
something 70 eat. He has not drawT
up the exact text of the proposed blu.
but says he intends to fecommend that
all saloons be given year from Julys
1911. to arrange their business affairs
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-01-03
ALMOST
Twice DEATHS

Vital statistics for the calendar year
OF 1916, prepared and made public 70
Gs.y at the board OF health, show that
Honolulu had III the Il months just
finished q total OF 1898 deaths.
This is 50 deaths more than for the
corresponding period Of 1915, and the
highest month was last March. the
December total was 107 deaths.
Total births during 1916. numbered
1866, which ID an increase Of only four
above the previous year Births dur.
ing December were 206.
IN 1916 there were 1906 marriages
IN Honolulu, an increase Of S6 over
the number registered IN 1915. De-
cember, with a total Of 215 marriages.
was high month Of the year. sccfiu9
even more than its old rival. June.
The latter month had only 207 mar.
riages.
Stxty.two males died In DecembeI.
according to the report and there
were 45 deaths Of females. The InrE
est number OF deaths was oE child
rem less than five years Of age. Sir
teen non-residents died IN the month
aere. Hawaiian deaths numbered 81
aud Japanese %.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-01-03
WRITES HISLASI
WORDSONB NBOARDS
And HANGS SELF
c0nvicted Murderer, Trusty
Prisoner Ends Life BY Sui
eide on PuhchboW

|..I|. -.|0|1II|. b s (rI1[I PRISON.
81 n cIInfto of the National Gtard ad.
6ihist1 alton Building on PunchbowL
committed suicide by hanging late.
yesterday afternoon. He left his fare
we'll messages scrawled all over the
walls Of the building. These notes
Deputy Sheriff Julius w. Aseh found
when he went to inspect the body of
the suicide at $3.50 yesterday after
Enoon This morning Rudolf Stein was
sent to decipher the messages and
make q translation.
On seven boards were seven notes
which ran something like this, ac-
cording to Stein: III Mark Coiburn
Is to receive my box and to be good
enough to accompany me to my fun.
eral CD Russian Antoine: could
not wait any longer. Do not forget
your old friend t3j The deed that 1
have done has brought enough pun
ishment and n can not get liberty,
the best thing is q moose around my
neck. Happy New Year l4) Mr..
Sheriff: Goodby. / am thankful for
your treatment. 1t could not have
been better, being am q criminal.
Goodby once more l5) Bury me in
these clothes. just as / am. being 4
en- veteran Of the Japanese-R Russian
war. cd ! did not Intentionally kin
my wife. / struck her in 9 frenzy.
(7) The deed which have done can:
not be corrected and no one can drive
II into my head that win be pun
ished enough on this earth know i
viii be punished more In the next,
Nicolaiff had served four years Of p
20-year sentence for numbering his wife
on Hawaii He had proved, according
to High Sheriff P6frett, model pris-s
oner and had been made q trusty as
q result Of his good behavior.
When the body was found dangling
at the ropes end its breaA was decor
ated with several rows Of rudely cut
pieces or paper. apparently represent
ing medals to . disordefed Amind.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-01-03
. JAPAN SELLING
lNEAIcOnDNIIIONs!

tAssociated Press by Federal wireisss)
TOXIC, Japan, Jan. 3.--It is report
ed here that Col Carpio and two 9th.
er representatives OF the .Carfanza
goYernnaent are in japan with the OBJ.
tect Of purchasing ammunition. rifles
and artillery and possibly steamship
for their transportation. The report
came out after the sailing Of the
Japanese steamer Kotehira from Sa.
lima Cruz yesterday An unconfirmed
report says that the Kotchira carries
$500 rifles. - :. ~
wAsHINGToN, D. G.. Jan. s.Pres.
ident Wilson today conferred. with
Secretary of tfe Interior Lane and
other members OF the Mexican. Ameri,
can Joint commission. The American
commissioners viii probably make a
statement OF the situation soon This
announcement Is taken "a q forecast
tkal IllasaomIp nSa5 Do siil olFeil
and new line desel0ped BY the Unit.
ed States IN dealing with Mexican con.
ditions and relations. =, Z - -
NEW YORK, n. Y. IAN. s.-Juan
Burns, Carranza consul-genefal here,
was arrested TO-DAY charged with be-
ing concerned in the shipping OF arms
and ammunition to Vera Cruz in pio-
lation Of the terms OF the American
embargo. = Three indictments have
been returned against him by a fed
eral grand jury. - r. -, d
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-01-03
John Bull Shown
Uncle Sans Best
Customer Iii 1916

tAssociated Press By Federal wi-eless) :
4 <$$%$<<+ 80 $%<$$$
= WASHINGTON, d. c., Jan. s.. !
= Purchases during the year 1916 =
= aggregating nearly $4,000, ,000, 900 4
\ have made the United Kingdom !
= not only the best customer Uncle 4
= Sam had In the year inst closed, 4
= but in any year. The figure sets 4
4 q new record. Analysis Of the 4
= figures In the various CONNER. 4
y cial bureaus shows that no 9TH =
= er nation has bought as much by 4
= half as the United Kingdom The =
y purchases by France we're under 4
ia billion. Canada'sSw we're some \
= thing exceeding half asbillion. \
y n .
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-01-03
.YOUNGCO.
GUILTY-APPEALS

What Is considered in -legal: circles
as an important and far-reaching de.
cision in the differences Of capital
and labor was given this morning by
Judge ]. NJ Monsarrat of the district
court when he found the. Lord. Young
Engineering Company guilty: Of with.
holding the pay of an employe, name.
ly W L Ives, and levied q fine OF
$50 Attorney E. G. Peters, counsel for
the defendant, Immediately filed no.
tfce Of an appeal.
& The importance Of the case comes
in the assertion of labor that they are
at the mercy Of employers, especially
plantation heads, II wages can be held
up and accounts deducted from them.
Attorney L L. Burr assisted the prose
cution. =. :
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-01-03
Deficit OF 1875
KEEPS CITY STILL
n HOLE FOR 1917
AUDITORS Books Show General
Fund More Than $50, 600 to
Bad Starting New Year;
0ver.Approbr obriations Again
Raise Question of Violation
of Law =
The LAW

2. SEC. 22f4 tREylsED LAWS OF
ifAygAlll Excessive Expenditures,
Penalty. No board Of supervisors, or
other board, committee, Department..
bureau, offieer or employe OF any
sceuntytpor city ard eoEnty shall ~.
Eendx fcr aid, or partictnats ID exper1J:
ipo; during any period II TINS t:, any
fcrpose, any sum In lie abseace 81
IN appropriation for sicn purpose foe
such period, OF any suN1in excess q
m appropriatioh, II any, tor such cur
pose for suea period, or incur, author;
he or contract, or aid or particulars
IL iucurring, authorizing or contract-
NJ during any fiscal year, Liabilities
DC obligations, whether payable duIing
such fiscal year or not for anx or al
purposes, iHexeess Of the sme on. of
money available for such purposea for
such county or city and county dafiag
such year. and any person who shall
Violate arg provision Q! thfS seeticn
staiI Be punished BY = fine Of not
more thar one thcussnd dollars OF Dy
imprlsonnept for not more than one
year. or b. both such fine and inipf's.
onment. .l.esi
THE FACTS #
EeiicIt n the 1914 account Hiyect.y
chsrpeahIs against the revenue .ae.
count Of 1917, sf Ss3.724.S9s Ihc de.
fieit Of 1915 o. $40, ,5tosse was sse re-
suit 81 tef5 oyer-appropristlons. Had
tiiia not existed, the hoard during the
preeeni year would have been we'll
within Jts income From signed state
men ~ city Auditor eicknkil. !.
7l.t bccks Of fiie ciiy fllitof offisc
:. . = . 1kfi1ll Il, li'6 nlunioLi5Il gelIef u
itnd st the end Of the year 1916 OF
$SS724.Ss.
0yefaappropriatlons for tbs year
1915 are given as the cat,se OF this
deficit
when the Star-Bulletins asked the
city attorneys office this nlurni3g
what legal phases are invof ed IN tl.c
situation, the law as quotei ABOVE
~as pointed OUT The attorney pf-
flee does not, however, say whether or
MT any action will be taken.
The subject OF the 1916 uyer,alt yrc
p.lations was up months re, ami at
ti,st time no move was made q, iny,.de
tiM law ~
As the deficit now appears, sccor.i-i
ing to the auditors figures, the
amount the city was @in the hole at
the end Of 1915 was lessened in 1916
by $50, 1856. But, according to the
auditors figures, the reduction Of the
deficit was due to added revenues re-.
ceiyed through an increase in tax
assessments for 1916, not by. reduced
running expenses or other economies.
For several days, as the year drew
10 close and a new year was begun
there have been rumors around the.
city Lall that large deficit would be.
shown. To get the facts the Star-Bul..
letin this morning addressed q letter
to- the city auditor and received q
prompt reply. which Is printed here.
with:
Honolulu, Hawaii, Jan. 3, 1917.
Editor Honolulu Star-B Bulletin
Dear Sir: Replying to yours Of
even date would set down the follow
ing as the probable condition OF the
general fund of the city and county
Of Honolulu at December 81, 1916:
Total revenue account for the
d7outinped On page twol
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-01-03
boil WATER IS
BOARDS ADVICE

Boil your drinking water, Is the
simple slogan of warning which DR..
J. s. B. Pratt today asked the Star
Bulletin to publish for the benefit Of
Honolulu's people. DR.. Pratt made it
clear that he does not wish the mes
sage to be taken as scare but time
ly bit Of advice.
Typhoid cases are increasing con-
siderably OF late,' says the health
board president and there Is . pos
sibility that drinking water Is causing
the Increase
I'VE are at work now to find out
the exact source of the disease, and
In the meantime It VIII harm no one
to take the extra precaution Of boil
ing water before using It to drink"
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-01-03
FIRE ALARM SIGNALS
DIS0RGANlZE TELEPHONES;
SILENT SYSTEM is ASKED

Because during a fire the traffic
over its wires Is extremely heavy, re-
sulting in a disorganization Of the
system, the Mutual Telephone Com
pany has sent d letter signed by J.. A.
Balch, its treasurer, asking the board
of supervisors to install silent sys-
tenn for fire alarm. II also suggests
that the whistle announcing the arri-
val OF steamers be discontinued.
: The company believes that Ii the
silent system Is installed It win re-
suit in the streets to the fire being
clear Of the traffic which congregates
at such times. :--rl
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-01-03
SIX NEW u. S. GRAND
JURYMEN ARE SWORN

A special venire OF six persons to
serve as members Of the present fed
eral grand jury was returned at 3
o'clock this morning by o. S. Mar
shal J. ]. Smiddy. The new members
of the jury are Robert Hair, N. B.
Young, w. p. St Clair, Clarence Mac
farlane, F. H. Fitzgerald and Walter
Drake. This gives the grand jury 20
members to complete the work of the
present term. ]. A. Gilman and Her
man Raphael have been excused for
the term. ~ : - -.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-01-03
BAKER DENIES ORDER FOR
PERSHING'S WiTHDRA ~ n

WASHINGToN, ID. G.. Jan. 3.f a.
terday the report was current her.
that the war department. has Received
instruction from the President % 0'-
der the withdrawal Of the force. 81.
der the command Of Ge1 P1r..|'
but this was denied II 3 sI4[|.'..
issued last night by Secretary ||..|
Il which he asserted It&| mere ~.
10 plans IS yet for II< |'.|.|. .'
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-01-03
SENATE MILITARY COMMITTEE
. TAKES up DRASTIC PROPOSALS
Attention Of National Lawmakers Turns
to Compulsory Training For Ameri-
cans "

WASHINGTON, d. c., jan 3Uniyersal military seryice in
United States actively before the lawmakers of the nation
Bills introduced few days radically amending the military
backed by the declarations OF General Hugh l. Scott
of War Baker who criticize the present
military affairs. .s stsI
various proposed for national
considered today Special interest cens in the
military service proposal which has determined opponents Is
we'll as defenders. sR = 81 s
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-01-03

Il am not surprised at this appoint
ment as have many good friends In
Washington" Judge Coke told the
Star-Bulletin today. But 1t Is need
less to say that l am deeply gratified. =
Judge Coke Is OF the opinion that
1t may be two weeks or romore before
his nomination Is reached by the jn.
dietary committee. He believes the
nomination may have gone to the COM
mittee this afternoon He intends.
however. to proceed with the business
OF his court until definite information
is had as to the committees action.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-01-03
DAILY PER CAPITA
WATER USE IS PUT IL ).
AT 278 GALLONS

= t%$$ ~ $$$$%
i According TO the figures OF the =
= water department the city and =
= county of Honolulu during 1916 y
= used 5,S92.820. .00D gallons of city =
= water, or $780, 900 gallons per =
= day. Estimating the population =
= Of Honolulu which uses city wa =
y ter at 5000. this means that ap- =
= proximateIy 37s galIons per capi- =
= "a are used each day.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-01-03
LOGAN MAKING GOOD
+. TIME FOR HONOLULU 0

F. At o'clock last night the U. s.
army transport Logan was SIG miles
from Honolulu. At this rate she viii
arrive early Friday morning.
The Logan will dock at Pier Z, the
quartermaster's office said today. She
win steam for San Francisco prob
ably at o'clock Friday afternoon
The transport Is from Manila and left
Nagasaki December %.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-01-03

Fresh milk is shipped long distances
in Brazil In perfect condition In seal
ed cans with insulated walls, blocks
Of frozen milk being placed in It TO
keep its temperature down.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-01-03
Urges
|. U. S. Officials
BeHaWai Mes
Especial starBvIIetIn Cable,
. .++t&+tt%@%<4t+tt, -

; Especial star-Bvlletin cabie.) !.
= WASHINGTON, D. c., Jan. 3.
Z Delegate kuhio today intro.
\ dueed In the house . bill provid-
y ing that stl Judges, collectors Of
y internal revenue, collectors Of
y customs and postmasters ap-
= pointed 20 office IN Hawaii must
= be bona fide residents Of the ter. !
\ c. S. ALsERr.
y This 10 probably part Of the ,
campaign In Congress for greater :
I "hone rule for Hawaii planned !
y BY kuhio before We went TO !
: Washington. AZ the present time !
, circuit court judges appointed 10 !
t office must have established !
residences here, but the restric- !
tion does not apply to federal !
judges. coiIeetors Of revenue .
and customs and postmasters !
need not be resldents TO receive !
appointments.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-01-03
LITHUANIANS URGE THEIR
NATION BE SET UP AGAIN
flssaei.tsd Pres. osrvies 5, Federal wireless,

WASHINGTON, D.. G., 3-A demand ndofsed BY thou
of members Lithuanian National Council of America
concerning European peace recognizing the huanianS
handed president today The demands
peace provision for ethnogapha Ihuana
political body and given absolute independence
similar handed European ambassadors resident
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-01-03
ROOSEVELT'S MOVE CITED AS
GOOD PRECEDENT FOR WILSON
fAs.ocistsd Press Service By Federal


WASHINGTON d. G.. Jan. 3In the senate today senator
Hitchcock Of Nebraska urging resolution ndorsing the presidents
peace said that there recent precedent for Mr.
President Rooseyes
peace between and Japan.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-01-03
REGARDS PART OF ALLIES
REPLY AS INSULTING SAYS PRESS

BERLIN Germany 3The reply Of the Entente Allies to
peace proposals widely discussed the German morn
ing papers The press unanimous in declaring that the
Entente group only what expected in view Of
of the Allied countries
They express opinion that the strong deamaty ngage
reply addressed neurals than to
Central Especially the part of the note referring to Hs
guuls regarded as insulting -
e paro OF h az s. -sE
German Empire Dnhesy Invaded
which asks
that the necessity Of nation knq
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-01-03

Judge Coke Named
To Supreme Bench
President Sends Choice 10 That Stanbac
May Be Appointed to Vacancy to Federal udgeship

WASHINGTOSD C, Jan. 3-James j. Coke circuit court
Judge nominated by the president this afternoon
justice of the supreme of Hawaii filling the left
the resignation of Justice Edward NJ. Watson Vacancies
the circuit and federal benches C. s. ALBERT
received judicial with rapidhy probably
"a he dominated third
JudgeT Stewart BE has the circuit bench than month
When the ke promotion today eontec
bench in the federal bench to I'LL the
created by resignaioR Judge Charles F. Clenons
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-01-03

From esn Franciscoa
Korea Maru, Jan. 3.
For San Francisco:
IT.. Logan, Jan. 5.
From vsncouver:
Makura, Jan. "a.
For Vancouver
hakura. Jan. 5.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-01-03

BERLIN, Germany, san. 8.-Earl
report from the war office today say
that nothing important Is happenin
on either the east or west front.
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1917-02-08
YES! MAGICALLY!
C0RNS LIFT OUT
WITH FINGERS


You say to the drug store man.
Give me 81 small hottie of frcrZonc." "
This will cost very little hut will
positively remove every hard or soft
corn or cnlluS from ones feet
A few drops Of this new ether com
pound applied directly upon a tender,
aching corn relieves the soreness in
Stantly, and soon the entire corn or
cnllnS. root and all dries up and can
he lifted off with the fingers.
This new way tn rid ones feet Of
corDs was introduced by Cincinnati
man. who says that frccznnc dries in
q moment, and simply ShrivclS up the
corn or calluS witho,t irritating the
surrounding skin.
If your druggist hasn't any frcrzon,
tell him to order "A small hottie From
his wholesale drug house for you.-adv
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1917-02-08

together the yolks of three eggs, n
pinch OF salt, four tnbleSpoonfuls of
sugar and one and hnlf cupfuls of
milk; when smooth add the coffee
ana gelatin mixture cool and fold in
one cupful of whipped cream; stir oc-
casionally until it begins to stiffen.
then pour into q wet mold. Gnrnish
with grated coconut and pistachio
nuts.
Coffee as Il flavor for fondant or
pnnoche with nuts is Il combination
well liked.
Coffee 6avarian Cream.--Dissolvc
two large tablcspoonfuls of gelatin
In half cupful of boiling water; add
two-thirds of cupful of sugar and
two cnpfuls Of good hot coffee. Strain
and cool. Stir until the mixture be-
gins to thickcn, then fold in two cup
fuls OF whipped cream. Pour into n
wet mold and when stiff serve with
sponge cake.
Coffee Flummery. - Dissolve one
hcnping tablespoonful of gelatin In two
pints of boiling water; when cool, add
one cupful of strong coffee. then
Sweetcn to taste. When the Jelly be-
gins to set, beat the whites Of two
eggs until stiff, then add half cupful
of sugar; beat all together until frm.
Serve cold
Coffee Charlotte Russe.--Tnkc half
cupfnl of strong, clear hot coffee, add
two heaping tablespoonfuls of pow