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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-04-28

ANOTHER STRAND
FEATURE
The STRAND THEATER
has been showing some wonder
ously fine plays during the past
six months - productions that
have lifted the theater out OF
the nickleodeon class, and put
it on a plane OF high-class pro-
duc,ions. Not the least among the
many attractions which have been
shown is the one now screening
Thomas Dixon's mas,eriul pro-
duc,ion THE ONE WON
AN"
This play is in f, class by il
self. and the name OF the author
is, in itself, guarantee OF the
worth Of the picture. Produc-
ing that magnificent produc
ton THE Birth OF a Nation"
he achieved a reputation that
few can hope 10 equal. Now, he
comes with a powerful realis-
tic drama Of life. The story IS
that Of a minister Of the Gospel,
who, in the enthusiasm of his
belief of The brotherhood of
Man loses first his pulpit, then
his home and, afterwards the
wife OF his free love- Further
exposing the degrading inilu-
ence OF rabid socialism, he be-
comes a murderer, faces trial
and is condemned 10 die. The
governor jntereedes. and he,
after reviewing the case. dooms
the man to life Imprisonment.
Then follows a lapse OF years.
When next he appears, he has
been pardoned, and returns
home TO the patient wife, re-
generated man. This is a truly
wonderful and powerful pro-
duc,ion-one which drives hons
many truths that heretofore ex-
listed only in a haIy manner.
Your time is not spent" in
viewing this production - in
fact, II is most profi,ably in
vested"
The attendance at the ,heater
Sunday exceed the fondet
hopes OF the management. A,
this writing, only commenda-
tions Of the highest praise have
been heard for this marvelou,
picture. Many have said that 4
was the most powerful and ap-
pealing play Of its class they
had ever seen. Drawing its
audience from many different
walks of life, this commenda-
tion Is certainly one worth lis
tening TO.
II would probably be Of in
tcrest TO our many patron, TO
learn that when THE ONE
WOMAN" was pre,en,ed n,
the speaking stage, the actor
taking the difficult role Of
Gordon was none other than
the famous producer, David
Griffith"
Special music, furnished BY
an excellent six-piece orchestra
gives added weight to the les
son portrayed, inasmuch a. the
music is specially fitted to the
changing scenes. and thereby
enables the audience 10 "feelH
the picture. In addition to see.
ing H.
A cordial invitation |, ex-
tended to all, and you are urged
not 10 miss this attraction de-
luxe.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-11-08

MONA. Taxi Sc vas vSak,
Lopezi, nevzpomenul jste 81,
ze budete i Wy nit jednoho dne
zenu ditky? Nevzpomnel
jste ma to, kdyz jednal jste tax
ukrutn6 a nel1tostne? Kdyz cd
strciI jste prosici manzelku, ne
pomyslil jste 81, CO byste citil,
kdyby jednou vase chot' mela
vytrpeti muka; jimiz tryznil
jste NAMELY tax vroucne Sc mi
lujici? Kdyz dial jste mutiti
pred ocima matky devcatko,
ktere bylo by radeji zemfelo,
nez by bylo cosi vyzradilo, ne
napadlo vas, re i Wy budete
snad jednou otcem, re Wy
snad budete jednoho dne pla-
kati mad dftetem svym u pri-
tomnosti matky, poloSilene bo-
lem?"
"Emmo!
"Kdo jednal jako Wy, kdo
nezna slitovani, kdo zneuzna-
va veSkera prava a zakony
srdce i prirody, ten nesmi "a
dat od srdce a od prirody ra-
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-11-08
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MATCINA PRISAHA
Francouzsky napsa Andreas Matthey. @st* e
oeooooooeooooooooeseeoo

dosti a stesti, nebot' nema ma
ne uz prava. Kdo ma takovou
minulost, kdo jest pravem pro
nasledovan zoufajfci matkou,
jejiz katanem byl, ten nesmi u
vesti nebezpeci podobneho
nestesti jinou zenu, svou zenu,
Lopeze, matku svych deti. Ten
musi mysliti, re ona stane Sc
take tax nest astnou, ba ne
st'astnejsi, nebot' Wy jste Sc
stal znovu katanem, a sice ka-
tanem vlastni chotip'
Emmo! Nuze budiz, byl
jsem tresCuhodnym, pfipou-
stim, ale jestli mne milujes,,
odpustls mi. Vzdyt' jsem Sc
prot tobe neprohreSil. Nezapo
minej, re te miluji, re miluji
deJi a ze bych dial Ia ne a "a
tebe svou krev -. Coz nejsem
uz dosti trestan? Chces snad
Sc spojiti tou neprltelkyni?
MysliS, re uz jsem dost nevy-
trpel? Proc i ty mne mucis?
Jest povinnosti zeny, ably milo
vala chot6 nechV' dopustil Sc
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-11-08
EAST CLEVELAND ZISkAL
PARKOVNf POZEMEK.

Pfedmestl East Cleveland
zakoupilo vcera desetiakrovy
pozemek mezi Nine Mile po.
token a Nela parkem, tedy L.
dolicko tahnou Sc pobliz Eu.
cid Ave. Ia dotceny pozemek
predmesti zaplatilo $4,000 a
zaridf ma mem obecni park,
ktery pozdeji sloucen bude s
venkovskym boulevardnim a
parkovnim syst6mem. Novy
ten park bude slouti Lannert.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-11-08
cehokoli. A vzdyt' jsem tobe nj
echo neudelall"

cehokoli. A vzdyt' jsem tobe nj
echo neudelal!"
Emma sc smutne usmala.
"Udelal jste mi to nejhorsi,
co jste mohl; zavrazdil jste
moji lasku, moji uctu k vam.
Pc ctyri roxy snila jsem kras-
ny sen, nyni, nyni jsem s
hrdzou Sc probudila."
cor zaskripal Lopez zuri-
We zuby. 'Pomsta t6 bidnice
znamenite Sc podarila p
"Nelekejte Sc vsak, lopez,
nejsem zla nezapomenu nj
kdy, ze jsem vas milovala ce-
le ctyri roxy, vasnive a vrouc-
ne. Muz, ktereho jsem milova-
la, nejste uz wy, prave pova-
re, avSak CO ma tom? Zustanu
vernon vasf pritelkynl, odda-
nou vasi sestrou. z mych ust
nevyjde nikdy vycitka pro Ii
vot plny strachu, smutku a
zoufalstvi, kCery bude mi nyni
ziti "a nejz nam co d6kova
ii vasim zlocinum. V mem zlo
menem srdci nebyl nez jediny
pocit, materska laska a mu-
sim vynaloziti veskerou silu, a
bych mohla odvratiti cd nevin-
ne jeji hlavy hrozny osud,
lltery Sc vlece jako odplata "a
jejim otcem."
''Emmo, to pfece neni posled
nj I've slovo! Ty zm6nls sve
nahledyn
"Nikdy!"
Konec dilu prvniho.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-11-08
Spojenf ceskych Nsmcis Ne
rneckem bylo nebezpeGim pro


Francii. Parizsky list eli
berte" uverejnuje vyzvu k
francouzske verejnosti, v niz il
varuje dutklive pred vselikou
ddverou Nemce, at rakouske
Fci jine. Mir jest podepsan -
pravi - ale dluzno Sc tazati,
ma jak dlouho jest neodvislost
Rakouska a ostntnlho Nemec-
ka zarucena. Ac budoucnost
Rakouska jest We svazu naro-
du, toz pfece rjecka afera uka
zuje ma moznost noveho nasil
neho Zakroceni. Musime poci-
tati pruskym Nemeckem, kite
re nezrekne st tax snadno u
myslu annektovati rakouske
bratry. tsalsky tisk a socialiste
sloji ma jeNo strane. Bude
Francie dostl ina, ably zamezi
la uskutecneni tohoto planu,
ktery by znamenal pro Fran
eli nejvetsf nabezpeci, zvlaste
i kdyz by cesti Nemci k Ne
mecku Sc pridruzili? Nemecko
by tim pres amputace, jez ny
nj utrp6lo, slime Francii pied
stihlo a to jsk obyvaCelstvem,
tax poctem porodu. MGze
Francie pfipustiti vubec n6kdy
takove rozreseni, acli nechce
spachati sama ma sob6 sebe-
vrazdu? - 'Libert6" odpovi
da sama ma tuto otazku svou:
"Naopak takova moznost mu-
81 byti Zamezena "a kazdou
cenu!'
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-11-08

PROC BYCHOM Sc NETE-
SILL? - A budem Sc radovat
re We zdravi a spokojenosti do
ckali jsrne Sc 10tileteho trva-
nj naseho sboru. Tudiz " ne
deli, dine 16ho listopadu " So
kolovne ma Wendell ul. Zaca-
tex We 3 hod. odpIldne. I've
Zabavni Vybor Sboru Starych
OsadnikI.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-09-06
SPECIAL SESSION, APRIL nth

Record OF the Proceedings, Orders
pervisors Of La Sale County, Illinois,
at a special session commenced and
held at the Court House in satd
County on Friday. April II. A. D.
1919
Board met pursuant to Special Gail
with the following members present:
Andrews, Bell, Brcuning. Bronson,
Burns. Charley, Christian, Clark, Goa.
merton, Dauber, Davy. Driscoll, Doyle.
Dunn, Eells. Farley, FarnswortA,
Goedtner, Han, Hawiey, Healy. Hill.
Hearty, Holland, Hunter kastenbein,
Kelley. Kuhn. Lewis Marshall, Mitch.
elm. O'Donncll, Pool Reed, Richey,
Rogers. Seipp. Shadensack, Smith.
spencer, States, Stobbs, Trumbo,
Tadych. Willscy Williams, Winans,
Wylie and Zolper.
Call Of Meeting.
Ottawa, H., April 7, 1919,
To Thos. A. Ferguson, Clerk of the
County Board Of La Sale County,
Illinois:
We hereby reques, you TO call al
special meeting of the Board of Su
pcrvisors of La Sale County, lllinoi|
10 be held at the Court House al OF
tawa. Illinois, on Friday, the nth day
of April 1919, at 10 O'Clock IA. m.
object.
|. Election of a chairman.
"A t.. nf
concerning federal aid road bond Is
sue road and state aid road
3. Appropriation to assist the
County Victory Loan Organization III
financing the campaign.
NJ. !. Charley, La Sale TWP.
Andrew Rogers, La Sale TWP.
". a Bronson, Bruce Twp,
Carl Kastenbcin La Sale Twp.
c. ! clark. Deer Park Twp.
r =. Connerton, Utica Twp.
Michael $. Driscoll La Sale Twp
S.A. Christian, La Sale Twp.
Jos + Tadych La Sale IWp'
Geo A Hunter. La Sale Twp
r ! Dunn. Brookfield Twp.
r. i BURNS. Ottawa TWp
T. Nitchelm. Ottawa TWP.
Hugh Hall. Bruce Twp
Doukip Stobs. Bruce TWP
Frank Reed, Bruce T"p'
Evans Langley, Bruce TWP
w A Holland. Bruce Twp
VIM Hearty Eagle Twp
Moved nv Supervisor Charley anu
seconed that call stand approved a.
read Carried
Temporary Chairman
Moved nv Supervisor Charley anu
seconded that Supervisor FarnS"or''
act as Temporary Chairman Gar
ried.
Permanent Chairman.
Moved by Supervisor Richey .hH'
NJ A Bronson he nominated as l''-
msnent Chairman Of this boaf' ''''
r,ed by unanimous standing Vo'e'
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-09-06
pEcORps or SPECIAL NEE ''No
ueLD MARCH 2tsT, 1919.

Moved by Supervisor Charlie
which was seconded that the records
of meeting held March list 1917 oe
approved as read, Carried
Rules.
uoved by Supervisor Danber ana
soconded that old rules govern ms
hodv until We adopt new set o.
rules. Carried.
Committee on Committees
Moved by Supervisor Richey ana
seconded that tho chairman a"poiht
Committee on Committees. Carried
In accord with above motion Una
man Bronson appointed the f"IloN'hs
as members of the Committee Oh
Committees:
Supervisors Richey FarnSwor'h'
States. Dunn, Kelley, Eclls. Conner
ton
On motion of Supervisor Danbtr
and seconded, the appointment OF 'he
above committee was approved, car
ried.
Victory Loan Campaign.
On motion Of Supervisor Bell ana
seconded, the amount of money SUN
remaining in APPROPRIATION to assist
in the Fourth Liber'y Loan be ei'
pended In assisting in the ruin N''
tory Loan and that warrants be drawn
on the County Treasurer to the eX'
tent of such amount,
hA raij
Ayes: Andrews Bell, RrcnninE
Bronson. Burns, Charley, Christian
Clark, Connerton, Darher, Davy. DrlN
coll Doyle. Dunn. Eclls, Farley. Farn'
worth. Goednter, Hall. Hawley. Healy
HILL. Hearty. Holland, Hunter kaN
tpnbein, Kelley. Kuhn. Lewis. Mar
shall. Nitechelm. O'Donnell. Pool
Reed Richey. Rogers, S"ipp. Shaden
sack Smith. Spencer. States, Stobs
Trumbo. Tadych.
Trumbo, Tadych. Willscy. Williams
Winans Wyle and Zolpher.
Bond Issue and Federal Aid Roads
Moved by Supervisor Bell, and sec
orded, that the matter Of Bond Issue
and Federal Aid Roads be referred
TO the State Aid Road Committee
when appointed. Carried.
Adjournment Of Meeting.
Moved by Supervisor Willscy. and
seconded. that we do now adjourn
until | o'clock p. m, this day, Car
ried.
FRIDAY p. NJ. APRIL nth, 1919.
Board met pursuant to adjourn
mept. with all members present witt
the exception Of Supervisors An
drews.. Langley, Larson and Yockey
Records.
The records Of this mornings ses
sion were read and approved.
Committee on Committees.
Appointment Of State Aid Road Com
mittecs
Mr.. Chairman and Gentlemen Of th'
Board of Supervisors.
Your Committee on Committee
would respectfully report that the,
have examined the matter Of select
ing members Of the STATE Aid Roads
Committee. presented before then,
and recommend the following appoint
Wents:
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-09-06
Rules 81. SIN. SIX. IS ana 50. 80

Rules 81. s7h. SIX. 80 and 50. 10
change.
Rule 40. In lines and II. change
the word commissioners" to com.
missioner
Rule Al, shall read as follows: The
Committee on Township Organization
shall consider all petitions relating
to the changing OF township boundar.
les and vacation Of plats and the es-
tablshment OF polling places in tho
various towns and report their recorn-
mendations TO the Board and arrange
for booths and boxes.
Rules AZ and AZ, no change.
Rule a. At the end of paragraph
g the following shall be added: "Ou
the death of any member or former
member of this Board. 1t shall be the
duty of the county clerk to send no.
tice to all members OF the Board Of
the time and place OF the funeral Of
such member or former member.
Rules As and AS, no change.
Rule AZ. In paragraphs / and
eliminate the words, County Tuber.
culosis Sanitarium"
Rules 47h, 47la, AN, As, 40. 80,
81 and 80, no change,
Rule So In the paragraph desig-
mated as paragraph g. fourth line.
eliminate the words, THE County Tu.
bercuosis Sanitarium including nurse
or nurses at the tuberculosis SAM
tarium."
Rules "a. So. So, 81 and So, no
change.
Rule SO shall read as follows: A
bounty of $4,000 may be paid for the
capture and conviction of a horse
thief
Rule 6l Soldiers burial. The su.
pervisor of each respective town Is
hereby designated. and it is hereby
made his duty, to cause to be prop
erly Inferred, the body Of any hon.
orably discharged soldier, sailor or
marine, or his wife or widow, or his
mother. and the supervisor OF each
town shall make proper certificate
OF such burial for the amount OF $75>
the same to cover each and every
expense connected with the burial,
and he shall present the same to this
Board with the bill of the claimant.
Rule 81 shall read as follows: Par.
chasing Committee chairman OF
the County Home Committee chair
man of the Court House and Jail
Committee and chairman Of the De-
tention Home Committee shall com.
pose the Purchasing Committee.
whose duty shall be to make purchase
of supplies for these Institutions.
Rule So. Economy and Efficiency
Committee The Economy and En-
cheney Committee shall have charge
of all matters relating to the more
effective collection Of dues and de-
mands to which the county has or
may have just claims, and also Of
all matters relating to the conserve
ton Of county revenues and the ex-
ercise of greater economy whenev.
err greater economy is possible, IN
the expenditure of such revenues.
The committee shall examine into tho
matters OF the assessment and colleC.
ton Of taxes and may confer with the
county treasurer members OF the
board Of review and others as to pos
sible improvements in the means and
methods thereof to the end that they
may be freed from inequality over
the county and be made more just.
The committee shall report to the
Board. from time to time, such In.
formation and make such recommen.
dations as may be deemed to be ben.
eficial to the county.
Z. V. YOCKEY.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-09-06

Ayes: Bell. Breuer. Breuning. Br0n
son. Callagan, Charley. Christian
Clark. COnnertOn. Dauber, Dayy, DrIs
coll, Dunn, Eells, Goedtner. Hail. Haw,
ley, Healy, Hill, Hearty, Holland
Hunter, kastenbein, Langley, Larson
Marshall, Nitchelm, O'Donnell, Pool
Reed, Richey, Rogers, Seipp Shaden,
sack, Smith, Spencer, States, Stobs
TrumbO, Tadych, Willsey, Williams,
Winans, Wylie.
Nays: None.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-09-06

T. v. YOCKEY
Chairman
GEORGE f.. BELL.
FRANK RlCHEY
M~J CHARLEY,
JOHN WYIIE
Moved by Supervisor Yockev. and
seconded, that report be adopted. Car.
ried
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-09-06
- OTTAWA FREE TRADER. JOURNAL. -

Moved by Supervisor YOckey, and
seconded, that report be adopted.
Carried.
Enpineers-Bradt and Ogle.
Moved by Supervisor Holland. and
seconded, that this Board extend to
Engineers Bradt and Ogle vote OF
thanks for the trip made to Ottawa
and their cooperation with reference
to the state aid road matter Car
RED
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-09-06
Discharge Papers.
Soldiers and Sailors.

Chas. w Helmig Of Peru presented
communication with reference to a
charge made him for having dis.
charge papers Of soldiers recorded. to
the amount Of $3.50.
Moved by Supervisor Dauber, and
seconded. that the County Clerk be
instructed TO issue Chas. w. Helmig
n warran' for $3.50 to reimburse him
for said charge Carried by the 10,
lowing vote:
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-09-06

Mr.. Chairman and Members OF the
Board of Supervisors;
In accordance with the laws re-
curing a report from the Board at
the June session, your directors of
the La Sale County tuberculosis
Sanitarium desire to submit the fol.
lowing report:
The buildings have been completed
and fully equipped and opened for
patients since the last annual report.
Patients were first admitted on
March 3, 1919 and the institution
formally opened Since then 40
patients have been admitted, some
of whom have died. others discharged
and 80 remain. which Is one more
than the limit Of the institution.
The financial report of the board Is
also attached. giving in complete de-
tail the expenditures covering the
work of the Board TO date, from the
purchase of the property, the build.
ing costs. and amount spent for
equipment and maintenance and op.
Grafton of the institution to adte.
The institution has been extremely
fortunate in its uperintendent Miss
+ ID. Miller, and the results accom-.
plished have been very satisfactory
and give promise OF greater success
later.
The medical director, Or. Roberts,
is a conscientious and faithful work.
ar and has been exceptional help in
the starting OF the work and contin.
uing Of the same.
The dispensary, under the direction
of Dr. ] W. Petit has strengthened
the work Of the Sanitarium greatly
aud has been Of great help to the
public The board OF directors &C.
knowledge with greatest thanks the
work OF pr Petit. who has given his
time to this work without compensa.
ton.
That the institution Is Of great benz
eft TO the county has already been
demonstrated 10 tho satisfaction OF
the citizens OF the county and tho
work will prove Of greater value as
the institution develops along the
lines as contemplated
Your board feels that they have &C.
complished much under the circ,im.
stances and conditions In that they
equipping the institution within tho
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-09-06
OFFICIAL PROCEEDINGS

TrumbO, Dunn, Wylie, Eells, O'DOn'
nell, Charley and Williams.
All of which Is respectfully sub.
mitted,
FRANK RICHEY,
Chair nan.
II. J. DUNN.
r.. Il. CONNERTDN.
+. +, STATES,
H. w. FARNSWORTH.
CIAS. EELLS.
&. G. KELLEY
Moved by Supervisor Richoy, and
seconded, that report by adopted
Carried.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-09-06
GEORGE F. BELL.
NJ. A. BRONSON.
M. J. CHARLEY.

Moved by Supervisor and second.
ed. that report be adopted as read.
Carried.
Tube re uioss Sanitarium Board
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-10-01
WILLOW CREEK.

The Ladies Aid society Of the NJ.
Z. church met with Mrs. ]. Chan
donia Thursday. 1t was decided that
they will serve dinner at A. A. Eel
tons sale Oct. s. Plans are also be
ing made to hold a bazaar and sup
per at the Kennedy school sometime
in December.
Stewart Bell has returned TO his
home in Iowa, after visiting his
sister. Mrs. Z. c. Love. who resides
with her daughter. Mrs. Alice Jude.
Mr.. Bird, the agriculture agent.
will speak at the Community Grange
meeting October s on Marketing
Farm Products" Everyone is invit-
ed II will be an open meeting.
Mr.. and Mrs. Felix DeGroote en-
tertained Mrs. Sheets, and daughter.
Leona. of South Bend. at supper
Thursday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs Paul Fuson enter
tanned Mr.. and Mrs. Mix and daugh-
ter. Dorothy. OF Mishawaka. and DR..
and Mrs. Mcdonald. OF Kansas City.
Sunday. DR.. and Mrs Mcdonald
will leave for their home Saturday
Mr. and Mrs. D. Shanover. and
Mr.. and Mrs. Percy Elves. returned
from Ohio Wednesday
Mr. and Mrs. J. Judge and family
spent Sunday in Buchanan. Mich.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-10-01
AMERICAN DANCING CLUB

stars a series OF dances Wednesday
night. oct. 1. at 40 r Wayne st.
l.. A r. Hall. 4540-l-Adyt.
The Elbert County tribune., 1919-05-09

loses half Its appeal.
CaIf's Liver With Celery and Rice.
Cook the liver with enough water to
cover. adding a slice of onion and a
stalk of celery with a spray of pars-
ley. Cook until well done. Put
through the meat grinder. using the
coarsest knife. Arrange in a buttered
baking dish layer of well-cooked
rice, one of diced celery cooked, one
Of liver, seasoning each layer well and
adding few spoonfuls of gravy to
moisten. Pour over some of the broth
in which the liver was cook ed and
cook until well thickened. Cover with
buttered bread crumbs and bake un-
til brown.
Flank Steak 6lrds.-Cut flank steak
into inch-wide strips and pound to a
uniform thickness. Spread with
onion, seasoned bread dressing and
add bit of bacon or salt pork. Roll
each strip carefully and skewer with
q toothpick. Brown IN little hot fat,
roll in -four and add pint of water
or broth. Simmer for an hour or
more and sjust before serving add a
gravy. Remove the skewers and
serve.
Baked Lima Beans.-Soak dried
linn beans over night. Parboil and
pour cold water over them. Rub off
the skins, add water to cover nnd
cook until tender but unbroken. Mix
a can of tomatoes with the beans, add
catsup to season, salt and pepper. and
put into baking dish. Cover the top
with little bits of butter and bake un-
I'll we'll dome
The Elbert County tribune., 1919-05-09
FAMOUS
PEACE TREATIES
THE PEACE OF WEsTPHALIA, 164s.
Religious UpheayaI That Lasted for Almost Lifetime
BY H. IRVING KING
,~~~~s s~~>>~>>~~>~~sss~
ght. 1919. By the Mcclure News paper

Meantime Europe was becoming ut
terly exhausted in men. money and
commerce and industry. The pope
suggested negotiations for peace and
in 1641 Louis XIII of France signed
the prellminaries for conference. But
Cardinal Mazarin, who had succeeded
Richelieu upon the death of that great
statesman. did not desire peace until
he had further humbled some Of the
Catholic powers. especially Spain.
Peace Delegates Met at Munster.
However, three years after Louis
had signed the preliminaries peace
delegates met at Munster. The con
gress accomplished nothing, the dele
gates spending their time in squnbbles
over matters of precedence and eti-
quette. 1t was hard work TO get them
to enter common council chamber
for fear one envoy would enter the
room before the other, or to sit at any
thing but n round table for fear one
should sit at the head of 1t. Their re.
tainers fought In the streets for the
right of way The conference was re-
moved to Osnabruck with like results
The war still going on. the fluctuations
of battle caused fuctuation of de-
mands on the part of the ENJOYS. The
house of Austria split in two. the en-
peror desiring the peace for which all
central Europe was clamoring. but
Spain refusing to treat.
Finally in October of 1913, after four
years of negotiation, the treaty known
as the Peace of Westphalia was signed
at Munster. This treaty put an end to
the period of so-cnlled religious wars
and also to the supremacy of the
house of Austria in Germany. France
and Sweden were the principal bene-
ficiarIes, the latter receiving large Ger
man possessions with three votes in
the diet, as well as an indeinnification
in money. France was confirmed In
the possession of Verdun, Toul and
Metz and most of Alsace. Germany
was left in horrible state materially;
but had won liberty of conscience and
a promise that laws, taxes and pence
or war should be decided upon only by
free assembly of all the estates" of
the empire.