a
non" humor with
too with;
i
fox
Nimrod Chicken.
the chicken down the back" This is the way Annabelle Turner,
1th gait and pepper, andlinstructor in home economics, Uni«
both sides well with flour, Purlvelslly of Wisconsin Extension Di
"Mai—pan a small cupt'ul oili’ision, says a button should be sewed
‘gluaner pound of butterXOnI
Ithéxiblets on the bottom andi Take a. small stitch, bringing the
jay the chicken, breast dowmlknot on the right side. Run the
Ehcfian closely and bagte evo llH-‘dle up through hue hole of tho
MWelve minutes, button and draw it. doWn just over
.a .iit fifteen minutes to “18,th knot. my a pin across the button
Allilllllltll ow . lliE iii or DRESSING!
To Sew on Buttonl. For some time skirts have been1
a high-waisted appearance, and this.
idea has grown until the result is tl'c‘
skirt that mounts to the shoulders. A
recent model is made with plain pointsj
and back breadths, godet at the hem.1
and tapering towards the tops, which}
are joined on each shoulder, .Just at
the corners. The side breadths mat-h"
only to the waistline, where they are;
. “fining- When tender takeiand work the stitches over the pin. gathered into bands that join the;
I mounting front and llJ‘dt‘k broudth‘s.i
taken and lay on a. hot plat— When the button is firmly sewed on ,
‘With such a skirt, only a simple littli; 1
the giblets, 3am a cupl‘ul remove the pin. Pull the button out;
Wm and serve with butte,-..frotu the material and wind the “301159 35 “PDl‘UDTiaW- ..
fitpmlen biscuit. Ethteads, between the button and the; A 119‘" “10““ if “f "NM-‘91“? “’1’;
,cloth 5,“- .«n times to mm, a sliankflt‘l- This has a flat corsage that but:
pass mp needle ,miougj, the wmngitous in doublebroasted fashion with:
side and fasten the thread with sev.‘lonly one row of buttons. The corsagej
‘t"l‘tdl small stitches. The shank l'Ol‘lllt’d‘UXlt‘llds about six or seven inches he»:
makes buttontng easier and lesgens low the waistline, and tze lino ot‘ but-l,
the strain on the cloth. The knot ism!“ i5 "Kl““dl‘d fill'”“‘"°“ ‘0 ”‘9 skirt,
brought up on the right lids and unipart “'llitli is joined to the corsage in,
ler the button to keep it front being‘gl‘uuiis 0i ””99 . lilailfi- BMW?“ ”‘9'
worn off. .. lgroups of plalts at the. hunt the vol-f.
ivot is embroidered, in't‘iuite a wider
Nband, while narrower bands outline:
To clean wicker chairs Wash “122th neck and it little prettsl rocket.,‘
salt and water. then rub as dry aSlWhile practically these models arclI
possible and place in the 0an illl‘Jthing more 0" 1“” ”‘3" sleevelossi
'm finish drying. tone-piece gowns, they are called inli
Pancakes. l \' Paris tho “lure momenta," and as '
“1' (bread fi0ur). cup of To cleaneuamel bathtubs rub with such‘are groping as popular as the
meal. a touapooii of salt alt, moistened with lemon juice. Then;
cake. Make like a bread wash with hot water and soapsutls.
the morning add about) My thoroughly.
I molasses, a pinch of bak- ' ~-——
If warm water enough to.
thin enough to pour on
Mollie saiuo as other grlds
have enough of the batter
anther batch of cakes for the
XI! your family is large use
M r and meal. if you cook too
a. tour them up and put in
It)! halter. They will be all
its Atwain. '
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’ ermah Pancakes.
:‘thp‘ yolks of 5 eggs witl‘ !
cream or. rich milk and beat
. very stiff. Add to the yolks
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t. tan whites, stir and try on
with 2 ounces of butter, either
too parts. Let it brown.
t lift it with sugar and
preserves or hot vanilla or
m
Preparing for Spring.
iwitlt us for so many years is in no
uldanger or being entirely supplanted}
'l‘o glean marblo basins, malie
.tlbl' the new “casuque” form of blouse.
l
paste of whiting and soft soap, an
‘t‘pply with u‘ soft cloth. ‘Rinse \viters. a matter of fact. one is obliged to
‘look more than once those days to dis-l
cold water and rub dry.
|
To clean brass, out a lepton in lutif,‘,"°bi’ ““9"”
dip it in kitchen salt and rub over the lt‘ashionablc
l was until the stains disappear. Thonlk‘ff‘m‘ produced by “"-
"‘titttifliitllluunti
It. uuuu tool:
v
itlustor dipped in powdered whiting. l
' ‘ 9- *“? l . —"""‘ ll
rfintlcrocotcli Pic. When relaying carpets at'trrt
pihro-wu “'3‘" and 3 tablo- scrubbing the llOOl‘, be sure that tho;
.3”? mixed tho-roughly. “l”; boards are thoroughly dry or the,
4‘ lpitloi‘ size. or“) “39" I Still 2'taclta will rust anti stain tho car-E
mkjln double boiler. Lvl ('01)! Del , - .
' ’ ropresenta
Cliltfniitl. Fob. iii—While loading
lives of
branberries, cut open and
' dot: to get. out seeds, 1
tin: the developments of the near future.
‘ The. decision of the British Admir-
f cornstarch dissolved in nlty to permit neutral vessels sailing
{’35 1 CUP boiling water.‘ To clean white paint. wring a;l’rc:1nllnioricagt [3mg f‘iif’llilllilollt‘ 'lgi
‘ornstarcb 1% cups sugar, . . _ ‘ _ - . tum ".15” oxiiln‘nn on a .tt.tx u!
’ ‘ ,loth out in hot. water and then diutslcuo of at Kirkwall, was pointed to
333W' 2 tablespoons vanilla, t in bran and gently rub the primal“ mm! 10 bring i'cliet’ front the con-3
{ties with iwocrusis. ‘ ostiou in a short time. t
George, M. Reynolds, president oi!
o Continental and (‘ommorce Nav’
tional Bank, said:
“The embargo situation has brought
soap, then wipe off with a ‘ flannel,“ great dual of complaint from big:
wrung out , hot water All ' t 'shtppors. manufacturers. wholesalers
. .n ‘ ' ' 0“ ",and already we. have had several re-.
‘8‘" “9”“- dry, 019“ POliSll Willi liliy't’ttiosls for information as to possible'
lloor polish. {loans to carry big business men who
. larc feeling the pressure. The. situa-
.‘ ‘ . ’tion will tlo no harm financially. at
it is made (of dentin of a dark color least for the present. The. only effect?
with a bib and has-three pockets-lwm be a healthy tightpning of the
one in the. center of the apron, matte.‘110h0l’ market."
long and narrow, to ltold a feather glob" P' Grilfin, mild?“ 0') a”;
,.Luster, and 0,, each side. of this a (.nlcago Board of Trade, said he be-
. . . -. .- . . . lieved shipping conditions will show
Sprinkle “”1 5‘13"” larger pocket for a dust cloth and t1 «mat improvement, within the next
Then cuter. mall whiskbroom. ‘
: , - :fortyteight hours, especially in ship-
toned egg custard mdi With these articles so close at band-1m
p out of grain. — ‘.
‘4 . a . . u ~ _ .
town. nerve cold. 'i mm}. stops are saved on Tnere may be some. trouble ill the
‘ltlays. '
it] tho moths will not attack
. . i
na cc again. ‘
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Sponge. oli~ with cold water and polish] ‘
with a While rag dipped in \ttliitingl,1
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‘fipricot Pie. I
1 cup of apricots apd mix
(pot sugar anti the beaten
. egg. Bake with one crust,
. inhumane anti return to the
To clean linoleum rub well with!
Cherry Cake.
‘ till dough, roll out,
buttered taking tin.
or ted cherries. Sprinkle
itli iiour and cover with
Clea“mydistribution ot‘ grain for domestic use
.at eastern points owing to congested;
:t'roight conditions,” said Mr.“ Griilln,‘
“but. grain should be moving freely,
...
ar‘n‘Pie Crust. -
Ck. cream, either sweet, To'cleun t‘ll'lmt’lWl‘ ‘ l ‘ ll '
a it ot-salt, and suliic‘ientfl ~ ' i ‘ “e A” “8 mm
, ‘ _ . - | Ty salt and rinse in cold water, than
the consistency .01: or- vipe dry with 'i lece of cloti ‘
_..pie crust. ' " ‘ p ' 1'
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'tuiititiuittwt 's
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tutu snout?
Forty-seventh and .\ Forty-ninth Con
,ress, a man greatly beloved and res
lected in the State which i have tin-
ionor‘in part to represent: a dislin . ‘
.uished member. of the great protest NEW YORK. F81). 16.-*0fiic8rs of
.ion of the law; a kindly. genial man; it,“ FY9130.“ "mg.“ steamship Hon-
lovable neighbor, ”a delightful turns, which arrived here today tron:
J _ ‘ . , Bordeaux, brought reports or a run-
riend; a friend of the great Mo jnmg battle with a German submarine
(inlay. apgoinpanionfof the great iiurqo‘n December 7, twenty miles from.
“icon, a credit. :ito' his prolessioti. n Eifsjimgggggii‘g: a“?! they believed
. redit- ' . . I u ' ' ‘ . ’
filigressmau; P~iwhich he gave much of his gained
4. " . service." ‘ "‘3'
Who had served
the 47th and 49th
" to Mr. Oakoy
. o! the death
.. this at the
Eutoov OF,
I
.1). c‘. rob. 19.—
littictauy' notified
death of John R.
in a brief eulogy
cut, Congress-
i‘itc submarine came up astem‘ and
opened ‘flro with a deck mm. Twenty
tight. shells were bred. some hitting
the bridge and others nun; attain In
the utter pm oi the chip. in. than
use wasnotioerioiin.
won the imxohot from the nip-
marine them-e was returned from":
41inch am. honored on tin. can
lock of ”tin BMW M ‘
were ml insipid com-kn.
m
These remarks l were {wowed} by
ubstanlal apflaiise . from both sides
at the House. ‘- . '
W92..—
The Noemi or tincture um Eliza-V
. , lbw! L. Taylor. will“ hold roman-ow
WWI): theimmgnn; M 3:30 o'clock. mm the
. [Initial-dutch home of the mum. m iii-in
‘ "= “ mam Wit 3. Emit will oi».
1% “I NW ‘1“ it. 31! W
. m
{sultan out Tuition l0lt
made on wide waistbands. giving them 1 Several Members of the "Offldik‘ A Mother
tho death of the lat; Detective. Set-t
want Thomas Leatherfieid?
a question which is being discusscdf
with a great deal of interest through i ham's
the city just at the present time.
mayor. and the ratification of
intoym's choice by tho city council. lt’ who sufi‘erassht did toknovtoboutit.”
.s wry probable that -a sucressor tot -—Mrs. ALMA Mums, Eaton, Ill.
1‘.
able candidates seem to be Sergcaiititeenl suffered each month so I had
’l‘iiomas Hunt, and Quit-or
of tuna! rank with Sergeant Hunt.
are bringing premium to bear in favor)
tint llornoy .will be nominated.
”Nb" chemise” that: appeared a year; vcurs with the hightist tlcuroc‘of om.
tago. And all this goes to show that thc‘ plenty,
ordinary little blouse that has bonny?
nut excellent performance
l
the old city uovurnnwnt. and sergeant
.tznwr consolidation rulv. lie has been'
, ‘ ‘rrnut-ctod with tho
:CQYLI‘ \vhcthet “ “01m” '3 “outingh; for many years, and at the present .
se, a anc montanto, or atlizno is quarteflnastorsvrttt‘ant of the “
mantaau. 5n filnfllnr is m... coloucl's staff. Sergeant Hunt's rauk~
its; seniority alone appears to be an
t‘xu‘lit’lll reason for his
. pointed to fill lilo present. vacancy.
P“ d (’Xl‘t‘lit'lll.
it‘or the posflion ot‘ tit-tactivezsvrgéant,
[Police (‘ommiSsionen (‘olonol George
iransportatloit'll. Russell, told a Sentinel reporter
ling.
in a short time, especially for export."
New Orleans to France with sugar.'
HE
A A T M E N i
, Witt"
institution w, mum; mitts
35;
l / Gary slammed!
(flame Drefr/‘la/tingl,
.Qirronr
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Wants Her Letter !
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Police force’ After Pusitonl Published.
filled by late lliomas leather-1 ‘ Prepared Specially for This Newspaper
ii (i t Eaton, lll.——“l wish you Would pub. N
“ ‘ lish'this lettgr for the benefit of young 5
ll'ho will fill the vacancy created byl
By Pictorial Review
girls. My daughter suffered greatly;
from female trouble with cramps, and l
headache. and backache most of the .
time. She never felt; lilze working and i
it seemed as though she was sick all the l
Idecided to try Lydia E. l’ink- f
Vegetable Compound and if has i
. , i helped her in over“ way, in fact it has ,
’i he charter calls for the aommal really cured her, or she no longer has
ion of a detective sergeant by the] periodicpains, and no more headachesl
the or backache. and] want all young girls i
The Newest Russian Blouse
This is . . .
.. l"l‘
Join», it
right shoulder wigs of bark as notch-
«tumble. perforations.
me.
ml. Insert a minted piping. How stay
to hit shoulder of bark, audio uu- ,
llt’l'llllll ctlgc, illilt‘ht'n l".'(’ll. L'inu
underarm scouts as llUll'llCil leaving
t-tlgts l'rzcc below lill‘gl‘ "U” pori‘ora
tinn in front; leave lci‘t itnth-r-unu
with! free above small “0” port'orn»
tion at waistline and finish for vim—
ing. 'l‘orn under lowor t-tlge ol‘ liltlifll
'i ll‘t'ill's for a. bum. -
Next, rlosu tho lint-k scam of the:
largo collar, Sutlirtitod by small “u”
perforation :tml sow to nook Wit-'0',
lllllt‘llOS and t't'lllt‘l‘-1illl‘ii.~l i’\'t'll. Roll
«ulltir as dosirctl. ,
The largo “O" perforations in tho
pOt’ltChllllllt’t’ilG the router front. Atl-
just to position with filllL‘l' edge of
pocket indicating small “n” perfora-
tions./ Trim the pocket with ambroinh
”3’.
Now, form pluits at top of sleeve,
creasing on slot perforations, bring
folded edges. to corresponding small.
“0” perforations and stilt-h. Close;
Wan-row
"IEDHIO
N' nets
on late detective will be made in . .
lm very near future. ; Another Girl's Experience.
According to the talk which is prev-i New Castle, lads—“From the time?
lent about town, the two most prob-t Iwaseleven yearsold untillwasseven-
'l'lltllllllsi to be in bed. I had il-‘adtu'ht’. backache
‘Orney, both or the First District pol-‘ and such pains ! would cramp doublel
lorce. Sergeant J. llarry Gibson GVery month. I did not, know what it‘
s also in line for the position, buing‘ “’35 w b" “1195' it l‘lllluw- My healthi,
; was all run down and the doctors did 5
t not do mo. any ng-od. A neighbor told A
l my mother about Lydia E. Pinkhum'sl
1V labial f(.‘oi‘i't found and i took in! f
‘ _ . . an now cc. l’t‘ a new person. ,
,_. .‘.'.‘.f.~“‘.t‘°.‘i'.‘. "t‘..‘°‘.'.;'.f‘.‘.‘.tf“i..‘.f. «mom ............,....,
- . y . l . every month. ’-—Mrs_ HAZEL HAllllL-t
. _ ‘ TON. 82280uth 15th St, Newcastle, Ind.
iln general census of public ohm. Girls who fire troublt-dasthetieyoun
t‘ll and feeling, however. seems to women were,shoultl immediately see
to turned towards Shi'izt‘itill Thomas restoration to health by taking Lydia
it is understood that a number of
i‘uucntlal l‘rie‘nds of' Olllcer llorney
of duty
nus succeeded Iii raisin; himself to
ho rank of captain of police under
Hunt. a man who has served the local E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound. l u ' ‘
police department l'or twontytliroc ..-,_......._-~. . .. -_ ’ ,. -ns..____1i <3 mm Q
Since his appointmcnt in, N " i , .' .
8-.” as a special policeman. Stu-zonal N'NI" coMPANY ME I ‘ . ' , ’
liltutt, b) nitans ol his own labors The Russian in a new form, mad“ _ mm: w”!-
of satin. it is to he slipped. on own
the head and closed at tho side.
. BitiIN GNARDING illicit;
313315031), cum,“ pp], 15.-.“,9' The tinsigu that slips on ovoriho
Ninth Cotnpa i), l‘oast Amp”). Corpslhmi‘i is out“ of the ll.-‘\\O::l t‘hillt‘ssitllli‘
N G tullv cuuippcd for active 0‘ ‘1'“ ““5”“ MW”: “Mk "if”
_“V,,:\.§(.,,' loft .Sittiiii‘oi‘il during the satin, ycivct or any {lt‘Fll't‘d material
lorenoon [01' guttid duty at the ini- may be total in develop a modtl to ho
' u. 4 "- " ‘.
portaiit railway and highway bridges worn \lllll sitarnte SBM‘L‘:, ~HHI
along tho Connecticut coast froth Cos 1’10““ “’0‘” ““ ”‘0 511““ ‘1" 4‘“
‘» w ' ' fulnoss at.
.2 . .oni on a n the omit. the anti, winlo tho .
lot) to N?“ N ‘ and lo g the tvais‘llin» is hold in Within sash oi
St‘ilm asnotchad. Gather lowor alga a
between double “TT” perforations;
Turn und'gr edge of cufi on slot per-.5
l'oratious, lap to small “0” pcrt‘orn- t
lions, edges underneath even. Stitch
to position having edges froc below i
large “0” perforation and finish for:
closing. Sew roll to alcove as unit-l» ‘
Nat tonal (:utird
being up-
tltltcor llorney has been‘on the to
. . . llousatonlc and (‘OllllPL’llt‘tll Riversi . . . . . .
(til police force for a period of only L.apl:llll t‘harltts‘ H “Mm” is m‘ cell-material. Medium and l‘t‘qllll't‘S ml, small “0" perforation in Hill :t‘. .
“WK 9‘9“” but during this Hm" his cmnmuudltlrdcrs for the service werc’ 47/“ 5'31"“. 35"“‘4‘ “““"M' “Him 0f 819““ and Mini: “10 “Mi"! ,
work and conduit has boon consid- ' ' After Hitting the blous-‘. it't llif‘ edge of cult to largo H0” perforation ‘
issued yesterday from the Adjutant,
Gonerul's 0ch tit Hartford by dirvo‘
tion of Governor Holcomb. who acted,
upon the l‘t’qllt-nl ol' Major-Gcncrul
Wood, comnmnding tlio‘ Department
7
in slot-v0. Sew in armhole as notched, ;
small “0” perforation at shoulder ‘
st‘tlm casing: l'ulnoss.’ '
Tho sash of self-material should ho
about 11,1; inches wide and is easily
first stop toward its development he
to slash down illt‘ full] at .tlic router-
ffttlll from lit‘t‘li (alga to small "0”
pet-(oration. l-‘inish edges for open-
tlnp. If desired, bind slashed edges
"l‘hei‘c aro also other men in line
.‘Tunilla. Pour m cm“ “'1' ‘"“ ’linos tnanulnctur tun! finance ad todu) M the EM" l til ‘ id ill I 1 1 Th
A . m A ‘ . .~ ‘ . i ‘, u . 'l '« . . . , ' , _.“t or rim wi a at o m u. or more. a 't r _t . isi ') . x s '
e~ 9f (E‘s 1"““1‘ 3“” “H“ '1: To tit-stray moths in carpi-ts or cur-imitted that. the embargo on freight: “Every man on the force will bo .A squad ol‘hflll‘u. (shrill? ‘Q'f’tl' 1‘11: Gather shoulderpmlgn of front between tig‘;:,:,agfigfigsfifn roe )“ird m ‘
my," : Lins 3”,.le a damp do”, (we, Hmmmt 1,1,0 congestion at railroad ter-éuiveu ti. chance to show his tiualiflt‘a- ”9].”! mrfhm mam” -mi" ‘6‘ m (1‘?! —-----*' ~ ._-. ”M" ' "““ ,
. -—-—-—-— l .. . . . ":iuinals in the cast and tho middloltions for the position.“ said Colonel “”1 0f stamina, “a“ “a m " Pictorial Review Blouse 30- 794.”- SiZC-S, 34 lo 44 inches bust. Price
., , _ ,tart and “‘0“ until d'ty utth a. bot _ ' (”in"), ”mm b'ticlos Russell iachment to irate the city. and “10:20 cents '
”Wk Cherry P'e- limit. The steam will destroy any “339‘alight-01;;:iptiiiiisti: today cgiitJ-cluin; I __..._._._....._._. 'l‘t’nmmdfl‘.“ the “”"wmmd shortly ‘ . ‘
afterwards tlcpartt-d by train for the
formerly points. Housing arrange-
ments arc to ho providrd {or the ar-
ttillerymou at the various points to
which lllt')’ lam but-“t dot-(tiled.
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Phoenix Silk Hose
HUNGARIAN CNlNNiN
OPENS Willi lel
l
iFOUR 'i'l-L..£>ELS ADDED TO—‘
DAY "2.. ‘1 iii; LIST OF VIC-
TIMS is! NEW UNDERSEA_
BOAT Cf‘i’v‘t'PAIGN.
tinder the most auspicious circumv',
stances, a fair for the benefit of tho
Hungarian Catholic church openedl
last evening in tho Arion Hall. The
fair was largely llilt'fltled and bids to'
Phoenix Silk Hose is determined not
texture and shapeliness, but also by. d
portanf feature.
(Contain-n to rat-strain.) ‘
be the must successful occasion in' "
the history of the church. , ‘ NEW Yogi? l ‘1’. 6 The PHOENIX SILK ‘HOSE .' .
'l‘ltc littll was tastefully arranged, NM “A” Wins—cant?! stands tire-eminent. It is so serviceable that to «wear it
taupe, brown, . pink
80¢ and $1_10§;:5
for the occasion with flags and bunt-l Anchqr Line steaizicr
The .numerous booths lookedfc3n-ying fourteen cabi“ passe“.
Effiiz‘t' 321:3i.‘ltf§lii£.fi"‘3t‘iiie“fs.1123:iA“,“WW“ “u“ are Ame“
Hots. .\iiuy articles were sold tind‘cans- sailed tod_.:y FUE.G135g°W-
thromzhout the whole of the nveningi The Tuscama 1'5 m the same
,ssrvice as was the steamer Cali-l
there wot a rush of business.
The money rtialilet from the liiii‘iornia, torpedocd last week off the'
daily is true economy. Black, white,
‘~and'blue..................... _ .
,Infahts’ and Children’s Phoenix .Sllk Socks With
crocheted tops run with ribbon. Pink, blue and white,
50¢ pair
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We have the agency for South Norwalk.
will be used for the bans-tit” oi ‘the‘ 'r - ' [
Hungarian Catholic church and forlgoatst oil-1;";e‘lind, mm the‘ loss 0 t
the widows of those who have been 9" y’ogr " “S' « . ~
bereaved in the present war in Ans-i WAfiHINGTON. FCb- 15:“-
EThe British sailing _vessel Ains-
idale, Buenos Aims for England,
.lwas stopped by -a submarine 180
H'LLS'DE ”"00" ”was NOT Dimiles at? Cape Clear; off‘the Irish
ASTRONOMER To TOWN .coast, on Feb. 5, and sank after
In spite of the slight snow. of lastlthe‘ crew had abandoned her.‘
evening a number of interested its Ambassador Page 2‘ London ad—I
tenant iollowed the fascinating story 7vis€d the State Department of the“
(M m: stars as told by Prolessor Wil- sinking today, saying that tone
“am 1" 5mm” 0'- “wfltlconeg‘” in American was aboard and among
the auditorium ol‘ the, Norwalk Lib- the rescued. . ’ '
"W: - . ~ - ' wasniuofrmi ‘Feb. 15.:— . . , . chain ion and
Professor Brooks hasa remarkably Inquiry has beer? sent tor Ger- cent: indicattons arepto the! con-i John Sullivan Ir his ”business
clear and simple way of presenting many through the Spanish et‘ri- trary. . ipnrtner will soon ho" reinstated” to
the dimcult problems ofttstronomy bass t Berlin reaffiin the‘ tie-1 . .t . .
. . Y a w“ \i g - NEWPORT NEWS. Vil..’Fel).16.—~ good standing by
and he made even li vo pg loar - f h d; the United States
’ ‘ v‘s - .U. 9" l ' ‘in the dc arture o. to secon . ~ ._ ‘, .m ‘ com“ to re.
etu understand it; some. .sUght‘dggme lay p . Fears aro_ entertained here for “Woolf Assoctton, to g, a n
, trainload of former American of- . p t . , t m r Romney 1
the we do h l . . y . safety of the Br nah .1 ea e . . pot . . . , . .
speculum; ghgigdh‘ie'nfsgggfi; :2; ficlalsfmn? Germany it: Sgitzi‘r‘} more than a week overduei‘i‘oui liver-g Sullivan l'.l a. recent. tall: stated that.
“ ' .. . . . . . . g land, it was annouttc. O “a pooi;."i‘he Romney carried a cargo of'while neither he nor Uniiuet had tap-
tbt. rev oluiionxabout the sun and its Mdav e tram ghmfld have left 0 . .
" ' ‘ . . ' .‘ . ‘ ' ’ ~ . horses to Liverpool and had on board plied for irinstatetnenl, both probably
the movement or each planet “’iMumch arly this week carrying . , . , . .
‘ " h .. 'r’ S *t' ‘ many white American muleteera. will be taken. back- citing as a. roa-
shown on the screen, acoodpttnttd..py..35,fomerAmman consuls andl _ , . . I ‘. 7 x H , . ti "m .1
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Brooks, the audience gained an under- number "f other Americans l . ‘ p.
standinhof’the “Y‘all“which‘phhehi 6 WASHINGTON 'F b ' 6- BRIDGEPORT. Conn. M. ill-Wl 9' further ntalvtl that it he and Ouimctl
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MAY BE REINSTATED‘
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