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BumStead' SWOrmSVruD

ITO children an arsei If mercy" where
Worna are present and directions FOLLOWED
TT EERTR FATJ.s. Ono hettie dsatFnrsd 80
stood the test for sirfr Veare Gnld
evervv here nv mail. 20c bottle
Fsf Z. EooFheea ~. PHILADELPHIA
Is R Darfor b. Dizt ributor
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GOOD HOUSEKEEPING.
By Henrietta Crauel.
LIBERTY CARRAGE

GIbfNty stNppA'F
All, Liberty. what crime 10 maine
sa,icrkrnu, for yoil' Yet this deapised
dish il not bad when baked with pork
spnre ribs and tart apples aud served on
\ snowy day.
The Philadelphia cooks make kraut IN
this wise. SHRED the cabbnge line the
bottom and sides Of small key with greer
cabbage leaves put IN three inches Of
shredded cabbage. and on this layer four
tablespoons of salt Pound this down
then put in another three inch layer of
cabbage and the Same amount Of salt
When kcg m full put hoard on top and
on this heavy weight Stand this IN a
wnr,n placr to sotif and work ~ iefmcn-
tation tskea place, the cabbage sinks and
the liquor rises and scum fnrng Skim
OF this scum and put the key in the cellar
The Lraut IL now ready to tIse. Cover
closely each time Won take any out
Wash il when ,ised, and cook with
cornetl beef. with fresh and salt pork just
the game ms fresh cabbage
The best reliahes all contain cabbage
and ono of these Is called Baltimore
pelle Relish iso two small heads of
white cabbage chopped This should
make about q quart ineasure full Add
two rcd peppers chopped and one green
pepper Roll celery seed until crushed
and aid. With four tablespoons uF brown
sugar, vinegar to cover and the juice oi
two lernone Heat this until the liquor
just bubbles. hut on no account let u ljoil
pottle while hot and serve with oysters
ON the half shell aud with fish
Tho ingredients II beet relish are ono
qtiart pf heete chopped the Same amount
of red enhIaec and half rs much celery
as cabbage Mis- with ciIi 81 gratcc
hotsetadab ono cup If sugar. ono table
sponn Of salt pepper to suit taste. an'
vinegar Finish as directed above
Picked peppers stuffed with cabhag'
arc fine with all meats and the supply
rarely laats tic family through the wlntc"
Since We have our own gardens to draw
upon for tho matcriala this wear make
pipnfX
stuffed Red ard Green Peppers
Cui slit m the zlde If the prplfre and
With small sharp kulfc carefully romnv,
all the white fibre and 4eede 90 can 80
on the cap. and COOP ont tho inside. IN
Inc sit looks better rut tie Iwlprr
tn soak IN strong bruno The filling may II
chopped seaaanod caiahagr. ~ callHgc
ONIONS and green tomatoes NwaEs IN
STRIP ~ huracr4dish ~ each pepper. 1
lecI,a hrrrl frum drawing urn hn Vinegar
! liitlr curry powder nav he used IN place
~ rerpet Sow ~ tho opening 9ffc
peppers arr filled. or faatcn The caps ~
which tooth piake and parn N y stone
lar Heat mild vineger huf ~ mo- lof i
loil epicc u wcli and pour y over th'
peppers Cover with cloth aftor weighing
tho peppers down. ani ~ thirty daSe tho'
will - ready for fhc t4llc
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CONTROL GRIP
At CAMP DIX
Fewer Deaths and Not so Many
New Cases Re
ported.

Camp Dix. Wrightstown, y J., Oct
When the quarantine bars are lifted
and visitors are again allowed IN Din,
the most exchanges where many an
outsider was wont to replenish tho inner
man with sandwiches ice cream. pie
or cake or perhaps satisfy his thirst with
milk root beer, soft drinks or other
beverages, will no longer he attractive,
for il has been found that the soldiers
indulge too much in these dehcacies hc-
tween meals. with the result that the
substantial food provided is left I'M
tasted. 70 prevent this and thus do
away with a great deal Of waste. fnr .
| mess sergeant must provide food enough
for the men of his company with the
expectation that everyone will eat his
| fill, the camp sanitary inspector, Major
l.. G. Bolton. has ordered that the sale
| pf the daiutirs he forbidden, ~ least
| during the quarantine, with the eNcep.
| ton that il will he further enforced
when the bans are lifted The RESULTS
| az far show that the soldiers are doing
| Justice tn their meals. for they know
| there is no chance 10 purchase food at
| the cantccns
To Offset this. tho mess sergeants
| have been instructed 30 provide fanoy
| dishes. especially IN the Inc oi dea-
sorts. SO that the craving Tor sweets.
! fault oi the Nmencan soldier, WIN W
satisfied Then, too. many ot the men
| Will hc able tc save more Tor theif monthly
| expenditures for swcets ~ the exchanges
| amounted 80 q great deal VI course.
| the profits Of the exchanges VII efeailN
decrease ON account 81 the ruling, hH'
| Major Bolton and the other o'iicers
| are Of the opinion that i Is bettet IL
| b.,e Tho rn,nnau1 funds smaller anil
| the mon save money while thor moss
will he made better and more appotia-
ing bv the httle 'f1nev dishes
\ number II now cauteens have been
erected lately. 50 Tint tho mon will he
! gwen better service Tobacco. teiief
articles. souvenirs randY. oranges and
| bananas will continue IL he sold rs ~
the past
I~FLrEvtA rNrtR coNfRof
,,a,lod do.raasr Was noted ~ tic
! -,,,,,r. a,,L,,,,toJ ,est.,da, H., the rarnp
s,,r,,,,,, and ,ba ,nanon,a i ptaeticallt
II, ,,tr,l A. i nat,tal . number
- ,,,,e.,,,,,,,,,, ,.,eo. a,o ,layel,pino from
~. influenza In, ~ tho whole the
Tho sjtuation j. decidedly encouraging
rwent, a,qht deaths were reported With
!, ro, ,,no,,,,on,a raaes and &c nlln-
- ,',,t;,,,a Tbo ,otaI influenza ra=es
:, ca,,,, number )on- With ttal suffer
mo frnn, nneumonia
,,,.,,, ,ho pb,ladeInb,ana On The
l,tast ia ,n,a ,,vatne Iranels brown.
III, l,..d VIII he mother Mrs. Nary
nr,un M 5piS Vozt Ieb,ph avenue.
| t,,,n,, ,.,,lan, ~ 3asa North Ifth
-,root Iosnrb nnnghert, VI tf43
WatL,,s att,. and N,ll,am \ Rooney.
NJ NJ <ortb Twelfth street from
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Corypras,
Thomas p. Hannah, Grccnsburg, Pa.
Edwin &. McDcrmott, Dorchester, Mass.
Harry Cholerton, Phila.
Brooklyn Ray Engics. Soakum, Texas
Mech. Phillip DryofI, Woods'de, ~ y,
Privates:
BENJAMIN T. Bcirlein, Washington, Pa.
Albert G. Cooper, Gushing, Hans.
Edward Daniels, Chicago.
Come Duhamel Quebec, Canada.
RAYMOND w. Good Easton, Pa.
Leonard J. Hahn. Reading, Pa
Jacob W. Ileuple. Florence, Ala
Bernard A. Howard. Wyoming, \. y
Clarence A, kecth, Paoly, Ind.
Bernard Linden, Bella,rc, OHIO.
Howard Morgan. Now York
Ottoman Il Page, Clearheld, Pa
Clyde &. Perry. Albion, Maine.
Charlie G. Riddle, Candor, y. {.
Daniel Rodriguez. Hillsboro n. Nj.
Ions Roscoe. Maspet, \. y
William w Smith, Groom, Fla.
Harry G. Subke, buffalo.
stephen Ssumigals, Erie, Pa.
Charles J.. Torei, Monona, Iowa
RAYMOND Upton. Philadelphia, Pa,
Herman A Ricberneit, Nonkers,
Huron buckingham. Chicago jet. Ohio.
James Butler, Casper, Wyo.
Leslie James Campbell. Gorham. \. II.
Michael J Caveny. Jersey City.
Joseph Clark. San Minguol. Gal.
Allen r Dlffenderfcr. High Spire. Pa.
! Raymond A. Falkenhagcn, Pittsburph.
| George OFT France, Byron Centre, Mich.
John Garrison. Rhca Springs, Tenn
Noel O Harrison. Ritter, $ g
Herman Nelson. Council Pluhs, Ia
, John Pasquale, Hohokcn, \ J
Walter II Spicknall Roscland, Neb.
Jacob J Wander Lest. Grand Rapids
| Clarence l.. Waters, Chcrrvvillc, \ {.
| Herman Weaver. F,ldorado Nan.
| Charles Re,dcman Merger. Poycrtown. IN
DIED oF pIsFAsE.
l.,cutenants
| Edward G ROYCE, Philadelphia
| Louis Alexander Torres, Tampa. fla
| Scrgenats
John Boehm. Chicago. III
Emcry Eatough. Sturgeon Ray WIS
! Samuel ! Jones. Ir. Elizabeth IN
Corp Richard Walters Minerva Mills
Ia
Cook Lows T lcmicuv Southport Fla
puvatcs
| viii Parks. Madison trk
| Wylle l@lackman. larnebv Okla
/ Leonard & Brittle. Ivor. Va
| Nelson DIXON. tlarksvillc Texas
! Walter DRY. Stoutland, Mo
/ tnas Everett, Nazoo CITY Miss
| Frank J Gihottc. Philadelphia
Herman Harms, Nordhcln. lcSas
| nand,c Harris. llarrsv,lle. \
| Rernt \ jacobson lIuiaon Wis
James / lNrttrcl Nilkos-Farrc "a
,ntonc I I. lopps. Ncndoc'no ri
| August II NIlhrat7 - Louis
lacoh Miller Pittshug
~tcfon Nichirnruk, Cambridge Mass
! Hugo 7 NyErcp Lake Villa III
nlEp rRoN ,IRrl.~r t'ClnFNT
| II Naur, Hill, 81 LOUIS
! II Mark II Niddlckanf. Carvaless Tire
ntrp FRoN ACCIDENT >Nn orurR cArsF4
| Ut col Robert II Willis Slmrsonvlllo
=
Corr tred & Ndc lreoport III
nriVAtCs
Arthur J Paron los Angeles. cal
William Ruprcrt Gorham Rockford. III
H@rvcv g. Schoone DAYTON Ohio
George NJ shaw Kansas City. No
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Owing 20 the Unusual rondlt ions nov
existing ~ Wilmington and Inc eIiet g
tho paard of Health against public
Gathering. tic afcr Witch tlrr - ltt
q ynfr nf IS lnard - managers. has
postponed he regular meeting ~ tho
company iron, October ! - October 1.
Or until such time ~ nc quarantine +
lifted when due notloo vii bc riveu
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MADE DENTAL 81 RGEoN
Dr. {, H. Darrah to Aid Work of Lx-
empliou Board.

nr { II. Darrah. Of lSS2 Market
street has fully recovered from n re
cent attack Of pleurisY and influenza
and IS again attending 10 his preles-
eIonal dental duties
DIR Darrah has received notice from
tdlutant General Nickcrsham OF his
appolntmcnt bv Governor Townsend
as dental surgeon to local Exemption
Board Ne. ,
Mrs Darrah was SICK withinfucnza.
Dl,j !, recovering and expects To leave
her bed IN few days
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u And j. Workmen ili.

Word comes from Philadelphia that
about Is per cent of the men employed
in the shipyard Of the P,lsey and Jones
Company in Gloucester, \. j., are sick
with influenza The big hotel there
is being used as a hospital and the ship
building company has 40 patients in its
emergency hospital There arc 10000
shipyard workers in the various plants
Living in Gloucester.
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ARMY FATALITIES
AT HIGHEST POINT
2l2 Killed in Action. 100 Deao
From Wounds. As Die From
Disease, 80 Missing.

Washington. Oct. In Two caHi ",..!
lists totalling 971 names, f'3 , ,. -.
are reported, the highest death i'S' ~, IL
far since the United States en'eieo '"'
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John w. Wark, .Jr. Philadelphia
Luke s. Barkdoll, Wnyncsboro, Pa
Richard Bollntto Essex, I'll
William II Brown, Beaver Falls, Pa
Guerino Ccllini. Scyxe Romano, Italy.
Adolph Dilginis, Shenandoah, Pa
George II DobbA. West Chary, NY.
William A. Harvill, keltner, Mo.
Ossic T. Parker, Carter Ga.
Charles G.. Sahlquist, Brooklyn.
William Taylor, TallagcRa. Ala
Matthias VI. Cooling lndianola. Neb.
Roy L. Deragon, Worcester, Mass.
G. X. liagerstrom. Grand Rapids, Wis.
Harry " Hofmeister, New York
Angelo NJ Molono. Bellevillc. n j.
Glen Rayhurn. Emerson. Ky.
Charles Schroll. ely, Pa.
Bibc staff, Wonder, Ky
Frank l., Tiffanyf Syracuse
DIED OF DISEASE.
sERGEAsrs
William H. Bland. Bloomfield, n. J
wAGoNER.
Elmer +. Clevengcr, +. st Louis, III
HoRsEsHoER
John Johnson, New Ross, Ind
rRIvArEs
Ruby Barnes, Ladoga, Ind
Standish V Furber, Winthrop. Mass.
tlcnrN hancock, rage, pkia.
Luther H. Harter, Floyd. Va
Claude G.. Mcdaniel, Flkins. ". Va.
John McMillin. Sodus Point. n. y.
VIII Mangrum. Greenwood La
Carl Mayer Auburn, \.
John Redmond Moran. Ncv York.
Oscar T f. OrberE. Shclhvvile. VI
John Pain. CLIMAX, Ga.
Oliver Pombrie. Nashua \ II
Lawrence Scott Chicago
Charles T. Swishcr, Milersville Pa
James G. Watson. Philadelphia
Clarence T. Wilmer. Lincoln. Neh
Charles Wilmer Dover. Pa
Clarence & WANT Oak Hill. q
Charlie BLAND. Freeman, Va.
+ ! English. Dorchester Mass
Charles II I.atimcr. Bedford. Va.
William 5 Napier East Lynn. " Va
DIED FROM AIRPIANE ACCIDENT
CAPTAIN
Ralph Sanger. New \ ork
DIED FROM ACCIDENT AID OTHER CACst 5,
rRlVaTFS
Il i Brockway. Fort Herklmcr, \
Otis 4. Picrson, liSton. Ind
Il II Rotcnherger 1ramhauersvllle. Ia
| Titus r. slower : Bethlehem, ~
| Rohy + Wilrs. Lodi. Va
Vernon \ Shoct7 frecport III
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49, CASUALTIES REPORTED
IN LIST OF LAST NIGHT

Washington. u 6, oct There are
l0l S0ldier~ IN the killed IN action group
IN the casualty list given ont Last night
III ia
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Yor~G STUDENT DrFS
Pneumonia Kills Robert stuart Wee,
IIc Fniers 81 Johns school

Pntrr <t-art arol y, .oare v
hff ms lnrc n'l tr4uge tire
Monday or annapolis Nid nf,r
~t Inhu~ Niinarr ~ohuul Hrd r
-aMrdor night NJ pn~imoula
stuart ras i7fru M SHORTLY tffnr lt.
arrival as stuart Eounrr hie nclc
received letter M Thursday morning
stating he urr,hev rae in p critical cor-
ditiou Mr. Bonnrr Irf' AZ rnre hr
Annapolis ard vas with hIz rephou
until thr rnd
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lest something Inv q classified advrr-
tisrtrcnt IA Every Evening tdv
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1918-10-07

Had li VIC watermelon Won want
Puhhv9 80 auntlo. hut I've had
all J ann rat Kansas fltv Journal
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-02-16

ucatiug the people, particularly OF
foreign birth Doc tho principles ~ pa
triutism and lu, atty to thr country Of
their adoption 10 has q record Of
three years ut valiant patriotic cf.
fort II b. e nationwide orguniza-
ton. ANA has o. hundred thousand
members aud Two hundred branch
league II b. boo favor uf universal
military training a- q means of ma.
tioual defense 10 has Interested mine
hundred and twenty four newspapers
In the purpose lug which II Is work.
ing fortf four United tSatcs senators
are numbered awuuE it, workers
After the war is ended II Is the
purpus" of the national security league
To conduct q campaign of education
among tho masses believing thai
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-02-16
NOMNN'S VI NIIINilN at
NC1I on DIIINSI
@ o OoOo 90 . - 90 - . .


,uy Mrs. T. 49, TwitchcllI
10 Is t rrrrcttblc fact nat N,w
Mexico women iu general are slow
Boo responding Co the appeal 81 tho
national government that all wuuvu
Dol. registered fur service This i- nee
,--trs. tud % Is minated That t
registration cannot hc secured 300 amy
other w,y iItt wuuou VIII Dee drst'".
as have been our men Women u's.
,unSiu,r themselves a. pItt of th. ua
uouaI army and as much under 5000
obligation Co ~crN. Ns are th, rIuu.
The efficiency uf the G'tuauS 10 Iu
mo- small ptrt du" eco the roWprhtnI"
work oi the women "f Germany vN
nave. wr ere todd. been under th'
Str!rtc.t ORDERS Of their central gov
eminent
u is desired that tht campaign fut
the registration for service D., ,ios'l
iu New Mexico INA every county by
the end ct February. Every county
chairman should collect the rcgistrl-
ton cards from her precinct pr d's.
trict chairman and Keep them at
county headquarters. Cards for tU
ulating the registration viii De sent
10 each county chairman and whri
she receives tho t.ttulutiun card u
should o., filled qua and sent on O..
state h~clluulrtrr- 100 order hast SO,
may know tho mum Der OF women I.H
IN, kind Of -vrNI," that each o. Will.
ing Go kiyr should }" war cuuiuH,
and the cNtr"u,,r- uf wor demand rnts
service. WhiI. ,hr signing %. 900,
,arl il for amy WomHn HH
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-02-16
VS. or CLOVIS


Th. .t.,l,, part, given last week.
ut 81. Dalton Reed and Nr. Irwin
Glh-u. too the benefit uf the bed
tI... chapter was O. decided su,"cs-
both .1.uIN Jui financially The
,h.r'.r H.- SIG wur, boo it- treasury
fur r.. Nu.. over there The ku.1
Ten. ..u constantly increasing aud
shipments of knitted articles being
sent 900 Ilst week GOO w'r" CON.
signed tu Denver Junior Ecd cross
is urIur organized and the drive for
membership Will continue until the
.-u. uf the month.
N.. llkr the retiring president uf
th, vuuuus missionary ocIet, of the
Baptist church was the guest uf huu-
ur go the meeting held Thursday az.
tnruDou aud was thc recipient of 90
beautiful cut glass flower basket. pro.
scented uy the society Mrs FiEr Us
moving Co her new home 900 las
Vegas
Very quiet wedding ct two well
know young people uf our city. wts
tb.f cot Carl Miller and Miss Viola
Singer. last Thursday ~ the home 81
the brides parents Nh oud Mrs j.
o. Singer \ miscellaneous show
a." wa- given uu the following sat
urIsy ben honor ct Nh auo Mrs Miller
500 the home cot Mrs Raw Burns. when
they received many beautiful and
u-,fII Sits
Tho s.. vs. g. \. puI. held % Jap
au,., social. Friday evening 90 the
bonn" of Mrs 3. ~ Sander. Each
I."I Er..TrIf I. many Ir..r|., a.. .I,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-02-16

confirmed and Mrs Huey has already
begun her duties iu preparation for
the next drive which Will begin iu
April
On the -lst 21nd and s3rd of this
month tn" congress Of national ser
vice viii convene in Chicago. at the
Ia sale hotel to which several New
McNicans are going ~ delegates. Gov.
" T. Lindsey and Mrs Alft'3 Gruus-
field are delegates fro,u the state. Miss
Helen Lindsey, Mrs. Ivan Grunsfcld
and Mrs. H. T. Twitchcll are dele
gates from tho wuman's auXiliary of
the state council Of defense, and j..
W Wagner as a. delegate from tho
educational department
The national security league was
first organized rur IA, purpose OF ed
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-02-16

Nrs W A. Palmer. written to
th, state chairman a ..l ddvi'c
aud assistance iu IA, . "i de
posing vt quantities ...'I iruit.
These patriotic wum,. sum Juan
count, did yocman 300 drying
fruit last summer. u.. '' give It
To- th" government Co.,, ." "i the
soldiers 100 the pautu ".- hiS
be- mot practicable us r. "'Ii'IlntH-
tot.~ department ct tI. .N> ls CON
Quoted and lu the Mentioned
count, there are hum. Nl pounds
ul uricd truit Dippl, peaches and
prtr-' which may D.. h'-"d at
...s reasonable price, specially Ia
uuu'r"d pound lots lies need
Iul uruNpudor ct that w would de
we'll Go write to Nj PALMER for
prices
Tu, vuwJu's commit &C the ma
I tuual council Of dcrcI BOO Washing
ton ht- sent To the l auxiliary q
pamphlet containing COL. lessons or
food observation On. proper sclcc-
uou of foods c|Nplaiui.. .." chemical
properties of the food. which We as a
nation are asked to "a. .Hw lu order
Co save wheat meat .. Hud sugar
su that We may scr,, .H.il- a. our
families which are pr.u,.Iy balanced
JuU covering many 9TH. topics of I'm.
t,r,.t particularly a. POO, lucNpc.
ri,uu.I uuusekrcp"r other plmph.
Jets .r. uu other su .'- canning
JrE'ue uIrning. pouI." Raising an'
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-02-16

knowledge Boy the people brings soc
ourity iu democracy. The purpu...
of the league at the present time alr
To create e morale among citizens ,I
u country TO support the ro,,ru.
mcnt loo a successful prosecution ol
the war.
A. the congress iu chicago. Vice.
President Marshall Elhu Root. EN.
President TAFT Ambassador GyrtfI.
aud governors uf many ot the states
viii Goo present
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-02-16

they played the normal team ut cam
with a victorious score of - to
10 seems that our boys are ON tn"
H.lh ro1d 600 the state championship.
District court has been IN session
dUrinr the past week with Judge
Granville Richardson presiding quite
J., number Of civll eases arc ou the
docket but q ,rIE small number Of
criminal cases CO. come To- TRIAL Court
ViH probably ,uu'iuu" through nest
wcyk.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-02-16
Additional Society

ls o. .ur, of BOO Co 10. II there could
,ulN I' more gaines uf this chara,,'r
THE uvullc would hc stronger for attn.
lr'lDa ON the l3rd the normal t"NHI-
u'H, thc santa Rosa boys and sr.-
PAM. going from there Geo rluI,-
with Iu.lUI,Ifi uu the .IH
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1918-09-06
Mr.. BURLINGTON WAS LATE
Mrs. 3. Had Been at the Jewellers on 4
Similar Mission Some Few
Months Before.

Mr.. Burlington drove up in "taxi"
and entered Il jewelers. shop accom-
panied by his valet. who carried an OBJ
long box of steel. Mr.. Burlington ask
ed for q private interview, and, on be-
ing shown into the Office. he opened
the box, exposing a splendid array of
diamond and pearl necklaces, earrings,
tlaras and rings. Mrs. B." he said.
sis now abroad. Before she returns
want yon to extract these stones ana
replace them with good limitations,
selling the real jewels and giving me
the meney. This of course is to be Il
confidential transaction" II should be
glad to do as you ask" said the jewell
or. but two years ago Mrs. i. called
here on a similar errand 10 that which
now brings you and the errand in
her case was successful. The paste
jewels that you offer me are worth lit
fle more than fhe hire of the taxi
awaiting you outside :"
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1918-09-06
Danes Once scorned Coal Fires.

Coal and its products were not al
ways so popular as they are today.
Alexander Findlay. a Welsh chemist,
reminds W In his book, "rhe Treas-
ures of Coal Tar
1.-THE Introduction OF coal, especially
as domestic fuel. was for long
time regarded with disfayor," he
writes. even In the seventeenth cen
fury Il met with an active boycott on
the part OF the nice DANES of London,
who would not come into any house or
rooms where sea-coales were burned,
nor willingly eat Of meat that was eli
Their sod or roasted with sea-coal fire.
doubtless by reason of the pollution
Of the atmosphere by smoke and of the
stencil produced by the burning coal"
Coal WAS more popular In England
I'm 1850. when mauvc dye appeared as
one Of the coal tar products and be-
came 50 much the rage TINT Punch re-
fcrred TO the fashion epidemic as the
Mauye Measles.
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1918-09-06
Mule Meat.

"If the Germans capture any Ameri-
can mules. says the Birmingham Age
mule steak" Perhaps 50. but we trust
none of our friends over there viii
ever be called upon to resort to any
such expcdient. We are proud Of our
mules. the great work they have done
and are doing over here and over there
for victory. So appreciatiye are We of
the mules services that we are ready
TO stand hats of when he attempts to
bray the "Star-Spangled Banner but
we can never, no never recommend his
stenk even to the despised Boche as
anything approaching gastronomic
daiuty.-Nashyiile Banner.
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1918-09-06
wifeIv Sarcasm.

'Where shall we so tonight" asked
Mrs. Twobble.
~ would rather stay at home and
rest" answered Mr.. Twobble. with a
groan. I'm tired out, my dear. You
have no idea of the wear and tear I'm
subjected to In business"
"Oh, yes, have. I've never visited
your Office yet that l didn't catch you
either listening to somebody else tell
Ing a yarn or telling one yourself. The
strain on you must be terrific Dir
mingham ge-Herald.
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1918-09-06
MassaC COunty's Republican Candidate For Repre-
sentative ip the General Assembly

voters OF Massac County to which
feel that | am justly entitled,
will win. | desire to thank the
the people of the county for the
support given me in the cam
paign of 1910 in which | was sue
cessful.
| have endcavered TO SO con-
duct myself, as yuur representa-
tive as to demonstrate to you that
your confidence in me has not
been misplaced.
If | continue to represent the
the district in the Legislature |
shall, as have during this my first
term devote all OF my time and at
tention 10 legislation during every
session that may be held.
Thanking you for the support
which hope to get in Massac
and assuring yau OF my sincere
appreciation.
| am very respectfully yours.
CLAUDE +. LACY