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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-05
BY mrs. NJ. A. WILSON.

Copyright. 1919. by Mrs. N. A. Will
son. All rights reserved)
To tho douEhboyss framing the las,
the vision of batch OF doughnuts
like mother used TO make meant real
Joy. or course. when we think of
grease-soaked. indiEestible product
that is famous among tho jokesmiths.
where they are technically known as
"sinkers."
mouth. dclectablc mouthfuis OF spicy
sussr-,as,lns like the kind mother
OF sse ev.t to hsas afe a she s am1On
lsddies are coming home we M ali
the doughnut and cookie jars and hear
their shouts Of delight II the milk
man happens around while you are
making them. his EXPLANATIONS OF "Oh.
hoy. oh. boy" az he gaaes at the plat
Ter stacked high, should bring pleas
how eager the doughboy or the COB
bic will be TO have chance at them.
Even the shrieks of JOY from tho child
find mother busy with the dough, will
acclaim to all that mother is making
coughnuts.
Making n PIensurc.
Aside. from the anticipation OF the
a batch Is real pleasure: not only
the mix Ing and rolling. but the ac-
tual cooking process Is alive with in
tcresting features from start TO finish.
To successfully make batch of
doughnuts FIRST lay out the necessary
utensils that will be necded--thc mold
ing board. the rolling pin. cutter knife.
bowl in which to mix. two measuring
cups and tea and tablespoons. Now
cover Il portion OF the table with
clean cloth. on this cloth lay the
doughnu,s as fast as they are cut
out. Cover each row with another
cloth to prevent their drying out. Now
for the mixing.
slit the -four Into the bowl and
tablespoon to hll the cup with. Pile
high and then use the knife TO level
the cup. Take care not TO pack or
shake down. a measuring cup is
mean; 10 hold four ounces. and un-
less you arc very careful now not TO
shake or pack down YOU VIII find
that you will sometimes have from
one-half TO one ounce more nour than
necessary. This Will cause your dough
then absorb tho fat and thus become
product unit to be called food.
Using Measuring Cup.
II you arc one Of those housekcep-
ers that take the measuring cup and
st OF and say, why. certainly | use
weigh the contents of cup of -four
measured like this. find that It will
weigh from 1--WE 10 six and one-half
ounces. This gives you from one to
two and one-half ounces OF -four that
will have no moisture provided for II
and thus make the dough too stiff.
Now that We are certain how 10 meas
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-05
How to Grow

TWO to five hills OF cucumbers usu-
ally will produce enough for the ordi-
nary family. Cucumbers require con-
siderable space, and for that reason
they may not fit into the scheme OF
small gardens. 1t is possible. however,
or near building and train the vines
on support OF wire or strings so
that they will not cucumber the ground
or occupy the space required by other
crops.
which the seeds are planted. a small
amount OF well-decayed manure should
be mixed with the soil. A little fer
tilizer also helps. but 1t Should be used
carefully to prevent injury,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-05

same thing. and the Cunard S,esm.hfS,
company had vast plans for obtalninsy
from Mexico a supply of fuel oil fo,I
her ships, in every part OF tho world
These negotiations have now been "a a
eumed in London since tho arm,at,s.
was signed with the greatest aotiyity
principally through tho ROYAL Dutcs
.; Tet zen interests and large oil interests
IN the United States and Mexico. Great
britain has penetrated the oil fields 81
Persia. the United states and MsxiaoN
lacked by Government. ~
The ROYAL Dutch Schen Compan j
IS OF the Rothschild combinatton' Az
Rockefeller concern. But the Rn{h
child interests have the backinnfl
the British government. The nerotiSsl
ttons now going on between the Bri8l
Schell and other interests in dill
OF the most sweeping and revoiutie
airy character. They affect the \tr, 81
the shipbuildinE and the defents.
asleep, or worse. MI y
American pioneers and Ams,,S
private capital secured possession a..
MADE the greatest commercial develo
~ known as the bad lands" Oae;
man who holds or is in possession a.
this field Is E. l.. Doheny. of Lot
England also have large holdings "a
Mexico. Cowdray is no more loyai "a.
his country-England-t Dohenr is.
to the United States. But Cowdray ;s
backed by his government, and Dohens
Is not. When Doheny recently arrived
in London he was received with omen
arms by the British officials. In
washington his own government
ignored him to the point OF Insult. Ths
1hited states may be aurprised some
day with a big navy and merchant
marine TO find coal has become prae.
tically useless. and that our oil sun.
ply is foreign owned"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-05

Senator Phelan also charged in his
telegram that the British government
has been buying up the shares Of the
pany has been steadily and secretly
acquiring control of established Cal
ifornia companies owning land or
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-05

days. IT Is understood. tho report will
show that Great Britain alone has
been striving for control OF the Cali
fornia fields. and the extent Of Brit
ish holdings Will DO shown to be very
large.
NEW YORK INTERESTS SEE
DANGER OF OIL MONOPOLY
NEW YORK. May An inquiry
was made today at the executive Of
hces Of the great oil interests in this
Baltours presence in California, and
particularly his visit to the Kern
County oil fields.
Harold Walker an official and at
torney Tor the Mexican Petroleum
Company. 100 Broadway, said chat he
knew nothing about the purpose of Sir
Robert altour's visit to the oil fields
In the interests OF the British govern
ment or not Mr.. Walker is closely
allied with Edward L. Doheny. of Los
troleum Company. Mr.. Doheny is now
in London in connection with his oil
interests.
At the Offices OF one of the greatest
high officials who would not permit his
namo to be used in connection with
any statement for publication. gave
the following interview, partly made
up from data he had on 6io:
Great Britain is broadening her
protective policy. and will shortly
show the fruit Of some things she
learned from the United states and
which our country is now forgetting
Britain Needs Fuel.
"England's protection began in de-
tense OF her citizens around the world
both on land and sea. ,hcn she pro-
tected accumulations, thrift, savings,
property and wealth. While she has
protected her citizens and their ac-
cumulations around the world she has
never protected trade prices.
fn,Nftn
britain ships are fundamental Britain
had one-half the mercantile tonnage
OF the world before tho war. Into her
ships went onc-third Of the coal pro-
Iuction OF the empire. About three
tourths of the cargo space OF British
ships was occupied by coal
I'm view Of the serious English coal
situation today and tho great economy
in space that fuel oil offers Great
Britaln Is looking tho wide world over
WIN view to controlling oil fields.
before the war Germany was bid
ding for an oil base In Mexico Ca
madam railways wero looking for the
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-05
Advice to Lovelorn
lie IIa. Begun to Drink.
By BEATRICE FAIRFAX.

lie hhS neRun TO
Dear Miss Fairfa1,-I WAS engaged. ana
9syea n der na haa ssn he
her. She always ci.imed that she loved
amo: Af crazy A.t i ss ~ as-Ty s'
treated somshoW fAn nm seem 70 forss,
n. only linn. can s.sna my l.oesi.s
ihs.,ppies. boy in ,he world !, could &c,
against me ana she obeys them: DO YOU
:sem o essr any pSs1ee and sa2
81. 100 in cash. and sso good position. and
Ny fa,hsr anjses TO my marriage. and
s ssy ,. sm ,Ss Her people are pSo'
You ,s could no, Psejrdtce your case
girl and her family than b. taking
10 drink. Perhaps, there is no real
objection on the part Of her parents
youth. II you showed both families
that you were steadfast and had
enough strength Of character to bear
your disappointment bravely, doubtless
drawn.
Has Nothing Put BY.
Dear Mis-. Fairtax.-I am eighteen. and
Of the very finest, au.'i'i;es;; WHO Is I'VE
but my folks are sssinst my going with
that II never turns out we'll TO marry a
man without money. Otherwise. they think
we'll Of him.
Now this young fellow has recently landed
very good position and earns u nice SAL
srv and tries to save every cent he possitI.
can 10 show my folks that he will make
noS. AENtOUSLY WAITING.
At eighteen, i, would seem that there
is plenty OF time to begin and save
quite substantial nest egg before
you reach the age Of twenty three or
twcnty-four. which is certainly young
enough for marriage. In tho mean
time you might take up some business
or occupation and do a little saving on
your own account Nothing Is so valu-
able for a girl when she comes to
manage household as an understand
ing OF the value or money, acquired
through the painful processes OF earn
ing It..
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-05

days. IT Is understood. tho report will
show that Great Britain alone has
been striving for control OF tho Cali
fornia fields. and the extent Of Brit
ish holdings will DO shown to be very
large.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-05

Next behold old Doctor - -,
Mother Goose says he's in Gloster.
Draw from one to two md SO on 10
the end.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-05
At the Movies

hLJoU-Elsic Ferguson. In Eyes
OF the Soul"
COLONIAI-AlIccD rndy, In cred
hcnd.o
ODEoN-MndeIine Traverse, I'm
"fhc Danger Zone"
VICTOR-wniinm s. Hnrt. In
"Fhc Money Corral"
ISlS-"BoishevIsm on TrInI."
BLUEBIKD-Iinrry Cnrey, In
"Roped."
BROADWAY-"Oh. You Women
REX-Pcnr1 White, I'm "'rhc Light
ming Raiders"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-05
UMBRELLA COVERS

Leather umbrella shcaths arc thu
latest umbrella novelty. They are, Of
course. far more durable than tho usual
slip cover OF silk. and they are smart
looking to boot. For they are made
umbrella. 30 that there is no unusual
oulkiness. Some OF them are in Mig
skin in the natural color, and some
are in leather that has been dyed !
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-05
4 Crnck Filler.

Rub one pound OF -four smoo,h1,. &,
q nttIe water Add three quarts Of
;ooiiine water and set on stove. stir
~ ono tablespoonful OF powdered alum
ana COOK Until the mass is smooth
and thick as Duttv "o'"
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-04-25
Re-elect Officials
 of Charity Society

William F. Severn was re-elcted president of the Charity Organiza- tion society at a meeting held yester- day afternoon at the Seaside club. Other re-eIections were: Vice presi- dents, William R. Webster and James G. Ludlum; treasurer, William E. AL len. George L. Warren, reporting as general secretary. said that during the past year the society has cared for s35 families, an increase of more than t1S over thep revious year. Dur ing 1918 a committee was organized consisting of representatives of the Catholic Charitable Bureau, the De- partment of Public Charities and the Charity Organization society, which meets weekly to distribute the bur . den of helping those who apply to the sdiferent organizations.
 The Charity Organization elected he following directors for three ears: William J. Grippin, E. H. Dil-
 u. Rev. w. H. Day. Rev. Matthew
 age, Albert E. Lavery, Judge John
 Pullman, Mrs. George w. Wheeler,
 E. N. Sperry, Mrs. Walter s,
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-04-25
THE UKRAINE.

Much has been written, and per haps moro spoken, about the Uk- raine, since the collapse of the Rus sian armies and the breakup of the AIuscovite Empire. Very few people know what the Ukraine is and who are its people and a few facts may be of interest.
 The Ukraine is in southern Rus sia and is composed of the govern ments of Kieff, Kharkon, and Po- dolia. It was this territory which was the first to proclaim itself re- public Independent ce the rest of Russia and in the course of events it drifted from republication to Bol- shevism. Ukraine Is Polish for frontier" and the country consists for the most part of @ vast fertile plain, where dwell some thirty mil lion people. It was once the seat of an independent kingdom, and a bone of contention between Poland, Tur- key, Muscovy and Lithuania. The Poles were often defeated in their at tenpts at the conquest of Ukraine by the fierce vaIor of the UlIraInian cos sacks. In the middle of the seven teenth century the Ukrainians enter ed into an alliance with Russia against the Poles, and in 1872 the Cossacks were victorious. Ten years later. however, the Ukraine was di- vided between Russia and Poland, Poland receiving the west side of the river Dnieper and Russia the right. At the partition of Poland in 1795 the whole of the Ukraine passed to Che Czar. The people were permitted 10 retain their own language, GUS toms and religion, without MuscOvite interference. The great majority are adherents of the Uniat church. The J~krainians represent about the pur- est blood of the Slav race, and are a truer Slav type than other Russians. Vast numbers of Ukrainians have enligrated to America, a very large portion settling in Canada, where they arc known as sturdy, hard working farmers and laborers. About two centuries ago Russia offered to restore the kingdom of Ukraine, and the first Duke of Marlborough was prOffered the crown if he would use his influence to induce England to become the ally of Russia in the war with Sweden. but the duke did not look favorabIy upon the proposal.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-04-25
Freckles and Blotches
 Are Easily Peeled Of

If you are bothered with any cVkAe neous blemish, it's a poor plan t5 use paint, powder or anything else to COW CT it up. Too often this only ern- phasizes the defect. Besides, it's much easier to remove the disagreement with ordinary mercolized wax. Ap- piled nightly, the wax will gradually remove freckles, pimples moth patches, liver spots, sallowness, red botches or any surface eruption. The affected euticle is actually absorbed. "a little each day, until the clear. soft, youthful and beautiful skin is brought wholly to view.
 Ask the druggist for one ounce of mercolized wax and use this like you use cold cream. Remove in the morn ing with soap and water Many who have tried this simple. harmless treat ment report astonishing results Adv.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-04-25
OBITUARY
MISS FRANCES BIERscH.

The funeral of Miss Frances Biersch, aged 21, daughter of Freder- ich and the late Maria Biersch, will be held Saturday morning from her late home, 51O Shelton street, and from St. Joseph's German church, where mass of requiem will be eel ebrated by Rev. Hubert Dahme She is survived by her father and by three sisters Mrs. Lawrence Boila- tot, and Misses Elsie and Anna
 Biersch. and one brother, Wi ;ia al
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-04-25
ST. MARKS DAY.

This is St. Marks Day, when, ac- cording to tradition, maiden may learn the outcome of a love affair by a simple expedien+ A nut-variety not specified---should be placed on the embers of the hearth. The love Iorn girl should then whisper the name of her sweetheart, and recite: If you love me. pop and fly,
 If not, lie there silently.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-04-25

WiImot, W. E. Allen, Rev. Stephen F. Sherman, Lucien T. Warner, Mrs. Frank Staples Mrs. M. H. Ford, Frederick Rhodes, s. Loewith, Mrs. Frank Kinsley, Mrs. J. B. Klein, Mrs. DeVer H. Warner, Mrs. w. H. Grif- fith, William R. Webster, James G. Ludlum, William F. Severn, Edmund s. Wolfe, Mrs. Summer Simpson, Mrs. William Boardman and Mrs. c. B. Wilson
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-04-25
ARRANGEs ANOTHER MATCH.

Because of the splendid showing he made against Charley White of Chicago in a 12-rounder at the Ar mory A. A. in Boston last Tuesday night, Eddie Fitzsimmons, the most promising lightweight in this section ot the country, has been guaranteed an early showing before that club against either Willie Jackson of New York or Lew Tender of PhiIadeI- phia.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-04-25

If the whispered name is that of her future husband, we are told. the nut will pop open. If it merely burns without popping, the young man will not pop" either. All of which is true-if you believe 1t.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-04-25

Anyway if the telephones all go on strike, somebody's office boy can't call you up and have you wait five minutes while the 18th assistant clerk gets ready to talk.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-04-25
THE WEATHER

New Haven, Conn, April 25 Forecast for New Haven and vicinity: Fair and continued cold tonight and Saturday.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-04-25
Finish the AZ BUY
 JOB Victory Bonds
A RAW. SORE THROA1,
Eases Quickly When You Apply a Little MusterOle.

And Musterole won't blister like the old-fashioned mustard plaster. Just spread 1t on with your fingers. It penetrates to the sore spot with gentle jingle, loosens the congestion and draws out the soreness and pain.
 Musterole is clean, white oint- ment made with oil of mustard. It is fine for quick relief from sore throat bronchitis, tonsilitis, croup, stiff neck, asthma, neuralgia, headache. congestion, pleurisy, rheumatism, lum- bago, pains and aches of the back or joints, ,sprains, ,soremuscles,b bruises, chil- plains, frosted feet, colds on the chest. Nothing like Musterole for croupy chil- dren. Keep it handy for instant use.
 soc and 60c jars; hospital size S2.50s
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-05-03

sprawy Polski. Cztery kolumny
wojska rosyjskiego pod wodza ge
neraia Kachowskiego wyslala ma
Ukraine. Kreczetnikow zas ma
czele $4,000 soldatow wkroczyi
la Rus Biala.
Pod groza najezonych bagne-
tow rosyjskich zawiazala sic W
Targowicy ma Ukraine homicide
racya targowicka przeciwko kon-
stytucyi ~trzeciego maja. Przysta-
pill do niej Iii synowie ojczyzny,
przekladajacy osobiste korzysci i
przywileje ma dobro calego naro-
du, oraz slabsi charakterem
chwiejni W swych zasadach lu-
die.
KS. Jozef Poniatowski, oraz
podwiadni mi genera}owie Ia
deusz KoSciuszko i Zajaczek po-
dazyli ma Ukraine ma czele $4,000
woiska, by wygnac Moskali i roz
wiazac nieszczesna konfederacye
targowicka.
Pod Pofomiem, Zielehcami /
Dubienka stoczono pomyslne ola
polskiego oreza bitwy, lecz gdy
slaby, chwiejny, obawiajacy sic
grozb carycy krol, SAN do largo
w;ckiej konfederacyi przystapif
dnia 25go lipca r. 1872, wtedy &C.
neralowie polscy ME mogac wal
eve przcciw wiasnemu krolowi /
przeciw wlasnym ziomkom, wig
Ii dymisye i opuscili granice ME-
szczesnego kraju.
Doniosie, biogie dzieio konsty-
tucyi trzeciego maJa zniweczo-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-05-03
Stefania Tucholkowa.
Konstytucya 3-go Maja 1871 R.
W Sto Dwudziesta 0sma Rocznice.

dloni, siuchajacy z upodobaniem
dzwiecznych rymow, hub podzi-
wiajacy znakomite utwory piora
i pedzla, lecz monarcha o zelaz-
nej dloni i stalowym harcie du-
cha i o nieugietej wolf. Taxi tyl-
ko mogf wowczas tonaea nave
ojczysta uratowac, niezsomna wo
Ia przeprowadzic wewnetrzne re-
formy j usmierzyc niesnaski, a
ma zewnatrz granice kraju ubez-
pieczyc. 4
w tym tez celu zwolanym 20
stall ,,sejm czteroletni', gdyz
TRIVIAL Gale 4 lata Cd r. 1888 -
1892, a owocem tych czterolet-
mich obrad sejnowych byia owa
Konstytucya trzecrego maJa, da-
.zaca do poprawy rzadu, do po-
lepszenia doll mlcszczan 1 wio-
Scian. Szlachta bowiem posiada-
la wowczas w Polsce zbyt wiel-
kie nieograniczone przywileje, a
stan mieszczanski i wioSciafski
byf skutkiem tego pokrzywdzony
i ME mogs sic pomyslnie rozwi-
JAG.
Otoz jesli poszczegolny clio
wick ma sic prawidiowo rozwi-
JAG i bye zdrowym, to piefegno-
wac musi caly sw6j organizm, a
ME poszczegolne organa.
Gdyby n. p. starai sic kto tylko
o to, by piuca miai zdrowe. a ME
dbai o SERGE i zoladek, to ma coz
zdaiyby mu sic zdrowe pfuca,
gdyby SERGE i zoiadek ME funk
cyonowaiy prawidlowo? | ma Cd
wrot, ma cozby mt sic zdaiy
zdrowe SERGE i zladek. gdyby p}u
ca miaI chore? Choroba poszcze-
golnego organu podkopuje zdro-
vie i SHY caiego organizmu.
A tax samo jak z poszczegol-
nym cziowiekiem jest i z kaz-
dym narodern, kt6ry wyroznia
tylko jeden poszczegolny stan a
o inne stany ME dba. Narod taxi
ME lyle pelnem zyciem. ME do
maya poprostu i ME moze sic po-
pomySlnie rozwjiac.
Zbytnie przywileje szlachty Z
krzywda ludu i mieszczalstwa
byiy jedna z przyczyn, w~iodacych
ojczyzne nasza do upadku, a tie
wlaSnie przyczyny miala konsty
tucya trzeciego maja usunat.
Wprawdzie artykuly owej Kon-
stytucyi niedosc jeszcze gwaran-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-05-03

stem we Lwowie, poczta wyplaci mi
c~zterdzieSci koron, W Lubianie zadam
~czterdziestu koron. W TryeScie czeka
mnie ~czterdzieSci koron, W Pradze cze.
skiej godzina ME mine, dada mi czter-
diesel koron.
Gdym przyjechal ma wles do Ma{ej
Wolf, pieniedzy ME miaiem prawle mic,
mlalem "a to pocztowa k~siazecSke kasy
oszczednosci. We wsi wprawdzie urze-
du poeztowego ME byio, ME zrazalo mic
to jednak W zupelnosci. naokofo bowiem
" odleglosci kflku, kilkunastu kilome-
tr6w byly poczty, potrzeba zatem wyjsc
ma spacer, a wnet dostane pieniadze.
To tel, gdy iona ma drugi dzieG pc
przybyciu ma letnie mieszkanie. zwr6-
cha mi uwage. re pleniadze sic skohczy
iy, ~zezfoscilem sic niepomalu.
- Jutro rano dostane z poczty czter-
diesel koron.
Trzeba kupic herbaty, cukru, pa
peru hstowego.
= Rychio Swift p6tde pc pieniadze.
Obietnicy dotrzymalem. VEGAS rano
dotarlem do Wegierskiego Ujscia, gdzie
jest poczta. Me @ies1kalem po drodze
wypytac sic o warunki geografiezne 1
kommikacyjne tel ~miejscowosci.
Zebrane wiadomosci zbudowa4y mic
niezmiernie.
wegierskie Ujscie odleglem Jest Cd
goscinca zelaznego o mil dziesisc. Pocz-
ia przychodzi tn raz ma try dni, TO Jest
W p~oniedzialek / we czwartek. Rosu-
mic sic samo przez sic, Re dzieje sic to
tylko wtedy, jesh ME wzbferze potok
ME zerwte k3adki, kt6ra laczy We
gierskie Ujsce z droga do kolei. Wtedy
bowlem poczty nile ma tn kilka tygo-
dni. Chcac postawic nows kfadke, kto-
IL kosztuic koron ~dwanascie, must sic
odbyc posicdzenie rady gmtnneJ W piet-
nastu wsiacn. aby bud2et ma te inwety-
eye uchwalic. Jesli obrady ida energi-
cznie 4 ratno. to .,Gazeta Narodowa"
wydrukowana . koncem kwtetnia. przy-
chodzi do Wegierskiego Ujscla ju2 W
pierwszych dniach listopada, ku zbu-
dowaniu pubficznosci. kt6ra iaknie maj
nowszych wtadomoscI p~ohtycznych. w
promieniu pieciu mil naokolo ME ma tn
telegraph. co notuje ntc dlatego, jako-
bym chcial krytykowad nasza admi-
nistracye poczt | t~elegrafow, DO rEsd
juA 1 TAX wiele czyni Ola naszych stron
czego dowodem Jest fakt, Re W natbliz-