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WASHINGTON. Doubtless n Rood ninny of tlio ton million Americans Wlio
gnvo Uncle Sam their names and addresses when ho called for lighting
men have often wondered and still are wondering what hecamo or Is to become
of their, questionnaires. For there was
( wonder ) RlS?
KEEflN'ttf MffiS r p r r e
. t) flA r T r r r
QjjS r r r f jp
Hut lots of the older men hod to
put things in the documents, which they would not like to have printed on
tho first page of the home-town newspaper. There Is a lot of difference be
tween talking to Uncle Sam In confidence and talking for publication. So
nnturally they have wondered what Uncle Sam was going to do with those
questionnaires.
It has now been practically decided that these questionnaires shall bo
preserved In n -building of their own at Washington barracks. It will require a
building with 270,000 square feet to house them so thnt they will be accessible.
They must be properly arranged so thnt each questionnaire can be found nud
examined In case the necessity arises.
Of course they will not be nvnllnble to the merely curious. In fact very
few government ofllclals will have the authority to examine them.
Rank of General of Army
SENATOR CHAMBERLAIN of Oregon
in the sennte which confers upon the
to the regular army certain generals and
have held such rank during the great
wnr. Senator Frelfnghuysen of New
Jersey, of the military affairs commit
tee, speaking against tho bill, said
some Interesting things nbout the ofllce
of general. lie said, among other
things:
"First, Mr. President, I wish to
point out to the senate tho fnct that In
tho entire history of our country tho
high rank of general has been only
four times conferred, and In each In
stance for distinguished services and
conspicuous gallantry in actual warfare.
man, and finally to Sheridan, nnd to no
conferred. In the case of Washington, the rank was fixed by direct vote of tho
Continental congress, in 1775, at the beginning of the Revolution. After his
retirement from the presidency, when wnr with France threatened, In 1708
and 1709, he was placed at the head of the nnny, but was given the rank of
lieutenant general.
"By special act of congress In 1SC0 the grades of general and lieutenant
general were recreated for the sole benefit of Grant nnd Sherman. By reason
of Grant's elevation to the presidency, the
nomlnnted Sherman as his successor In
"Congress In 1888 created the dormant rank anew In order thnt Sheridan,
then lieutenant general,- might be giveu
for he was then upon his deathbed.
cheaply, nnd has always preserved the
will be observed that, except In the case
not conferred during hostilities nor Immediately following the close thereof,
As a rule, congress hns acted only after a sufllclent lapse of time to permit
tho exercise of a calm and deliberate judgment, preceded by adequate Inquiry
and uninfluenced by public clamor."
Bravery in 1868 Is Now
f EANDER 11ERRON of St. Paul, Neb., has Just won u congressional gold
Li medal for bravery In 18G8. The
on the warpath, several thousand from
prise from behind the two troopers cut their way through to the train. The
train proved to have only four soldiers with It; the horses had been killed, and
the soldiers were nil wounded.
Before Herron nnd Boyle hnd been five minutes nt the wagons the Indlnns
mnde another charge, which wns repulsed with dllllculty. Trooper Boyle volun
teered to break through the line under cover of darkness.
Another band of what tho soldiers thought to be Indians, dressed In white,
came up as dawn broke. The rest of the story Is told In Herron's own words:
"Before we could fire, we henrd n call In English: 'Don't fire! To our
delight we recognized Paddy Boyle. The savages had now broken and wero
fleeing across the prairie.
'"What kind or n unuorm no you
" 'Well, the boys were asleep when
didn't tnke time to dress. They
clothes.' "
Princes' Islands Prisons
UK National Geocraphlc society,
Issued n bulletin concerning the
where the warring factions of Russia
inference nt which It Is hoped the In:
ternnl dissensions In tho vast Slav
lomlnlons can be composed. ' The bul
ctln snys, nmong other things:
"The nine lslnnds He from 10 to 10
nllcs southenst of Constnntlnople,
lear the Aslntlc shore. Few Islands
inve a history more poignant with
ragedy. Their very nnme Is slg
ilflcaut of their past, for In the dnys
f the Byzantine empire they were the
retreats, either forced or voluntary, of
princes nnd princesses who hnd fnllen
Into disfavor at the near-by court. Protl wus the prison of the deposed
emperor, Romnnus IV, called Diogenes. Ho wus a distinguished young soldier
descended from n Cappndoclan family. Having been Implicated In a con
spiracy to depose his poverelgn, Constantino IX, he was condemned to bo
executed for treason. While being led to his death, according to one ('recount,
ho caught the eye of the empress regent, Eudocla Macrembolltlssa, who
Instantly fell In love with him, granted him a pardon and shortly thereafter
married him. After his coronntlon ns emperor lie led three successful expedi
tions ngnlnst the Seljuk Turks, but his fourth cumpnlgn, against Alp Arslnn,
wns n dlsnstrous failure. Compelled to pay a largo ransom for his relense,
Romnnus returned home to bo defeated at the hands of a pretender to tho
throne. Blinded, he f-pent his few remulnlng days, of abject misery Imprisoned
In a monastery on the highest point of Protl.
"In Prlnklpo, Empress Irene I was Imprisonid for a time. A poor but
beautiful orphan of Athens, Irene mnrrled Empenr Leo IV nnd soon beenme
dm trim ruler of the Byzantine empire. Upon the death of her husband sho
B8umed the reins of government for
Million Questionnaires
n whole lot In those documents In ad
dition to mere statements of nnme,
address and ape. Of course, some of
the younger fellows didn't have any
Intimate family and financial secrets
to revenl. Ahout nil they hnd to say
was that the name wns John Doe and
that the address wns so-and-so and
that tney waived exemption and that
their next of kin wns mother, nt tho
Bame nddress.
Is Held in High Honor
recently Introduced by request a bill
president blanket authority to appoint
lieutenant generals, not nnmcd, who
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To Washington, to Grant, to Sher
others, was this supreme distinction
ofllce of general was vacated, nnd ho
1SC9.
the higher honor while ho still lived,
Congress has never held the honor
right to confer It by special act It
of Washington, this high honor wns
Rewarded by Uncle Sam
Indians along the Santa Fe trail were
a dozen different tribes hnvlng decided
to run the pnle face out of the country.
They had put the stage lines out of
business nnd pony express riding had
to be done nt night. Herron, now seV'
enty yenrs old, wns n corporal of Com'
pnny A, Third United States Infantry,
On the nlcht of September 2, 18G8
Herron nnd Trooper Paddy Boyle were
carrying government dispatches from
Fort Dodge to Fort Larned, 75 miles
to the east. They came upon a United
States wagon train being attacked by
Indians. Taking tho Indians by sur
can mis i uskcu rauuy.
I reached the fort,' he nnswered
'They
haven't got anything on but their under-
of Historic Personages
from Its Washington headquarters, ha9
Princes' lslnnds, In the sea of Marmora,
have been asked to send delegates for q
her ten-year-old son. Constantino VL
The Knrcnm
I nm bigger than anything that can
rmpi'on to inc. All theso thing, sor
row misfortune and suffering, are
ouiMdo my door. 1 it in In tho house
nnd I have tho key. Chas. LunimlM.
GOOD THINGS FOR OCCASIONS.
A oif'o dessert for n choice occasion
will In' found In the following:
Frown Pudding.
Cut In pieces
one cupful of
e a n d 1 e d fruit
(cherries, pineap
ple, pears, and
nnrlcot s), ami
soak several
hours In orange
Juice to cover.
Make a custard of two nnd one-half
cupfuls of milk, two eggs, a pinch of
salt nnd half-cupful of sugar. Strain
nnd cool : add one cunfnl of henvv
zrcain. a tablespoonful of vnnllla nnd
freeze. Fill n brick mold with nlter
natc Inyers of cream and fruit: pack
In salt and Ice and let stand two
hours.
Spiced Cranberry Jelly. Pick over
one quart of cranberries; ndd one cup
ful of bolllnc water and cook until
;he cranberries nre softi Rub through
i sieve and add two cupfuls of sugar,
jne-thlrd of a cupful of cold water, un
Inch stick of clnnnmon. 24 whole
cloves and six allspice. Again bring
to a boll and simmer 15 minutes. Add
x few grains of salt, turn Into a mold
una dull.
Browned Cheese Crackers. Split
common crackers, spread with butter
snd sprinkle with grntctl cheese, salt
and cayenne. Put In a dripping pun
and hake until delicately browned.
Somerset Smelts. Cut five diagonal
parallel gashes on each side of six se
lected smelts; season with salt,. pepper
and lemon juice nnd let stand ten
minutes. Roll In cream, dip In Hour
and. saute In butter; ndd to the fnt In
the pun two tnblespoonfuls of Hour,
one cupful of chicken stock, one nnd
.'tie-third teuspoonfuls of anchovy es
sence and a few drops of lemon juice,
lust before the sauce Is poured around
the smelts ndd one and one-half table
jpoonfuls of butter and a teaspoonful
3i chopped parsley.
Fruit Salad. Remove the sk'.n, seeds
nnd membrane from one grnpefult
and two oranges; skin nnd seed three
fourths of n cupful of white grapes;
add one-third of a cupful of minced
pecan ments; mix and arrange on a
bed of lettuce. Serve with a boiled
iresslng .and whipped cream.
I read within a poet's book
A word hat starred tho page:
"Stone walls do not n prison make,
Nor Iron bars a cago!"
Yes, that Is true, and something mora:
You'll And where, e'er you roam,
That marble lloors and glided walls
Cun never make a home.
For every house whero lovo abides,
And friendship Is a guest,
Is surely home, and heme-sweet-home:
For there the heart can rest.
Henry Van Dyke.
WHOLESOME FOODS.
The nrt of seasoning Is not one thnt
receives proper attention, for It Is one
of the most Important
things In cookery.
Roast Hamburg Steak.
To one and one-half
pounds of hnmburg
steak add two slices of
fat salt pork finely
chopped, one-half cupful
of bread crumbs, ono
egg, nnd three-fourths of a teaspoon
ful of salt. Shape In a loaf, dredge
ivlth Hour and put seven strips of salt
pork over the top. Roast -Ifi minutes,
hi'stlng every seven minutes, first with
one-fourth cupful of water and later
tvlth the liquor from the pan. To tho
liquid In the pan add water to make
one cupful. Brown one and one-half
hihlespoonfuls of butter, ndd two tn
blespoonfuls of flour to make tho
muce. Pour round tho loaf and
icrve.
Deerfoot Potatoes. Wash and pare
potatoes of uniform size. Remove
from each two portions Using an ap
ple corer. Fill the cavities with sau
BiiKcs and Insert the rounds of potatoes
to conceal the situsnge. Put Into a
pun and bake In a hot oven until tho
potatoes are soft. Theso are nice
hnked In a dish and basted while bak
ing with water and fnt.
Keowlck Pudding. Bring three
fourths cupful sugnr and one cupful
boiling water to the boiling point.
Hint three eggs slightly; add one
fourth cupful of sugar and a foV
grains of salt. Pour on tho boiling
sirup and cook until the mixture thick
ing; then ndd one,nnd one-fourth tn
blespoonfuls of grnnulnted gelatin,
aked In one-fourth cupful cold water
and one-fourth cupful of lemon Juice.
Strain nnd stir until the mixture thlck
?ns.. Turn Into a mold nnd chill. Gar
nish with sweetened and flavored
whipped cream.
Baked Bananas With Jelly Sauce.
- Put bananas peeled and replaced In
their skins Into a grnnlte saucepan.
I hike until soft; remove tho skins;
roll In pounded macaroons; surround
tvlth Jelly sauce mnde by beating a
half-cupful Jelly and mixing it with
Iwo-thirds of a cupful of boiling wa
ter. Thicken with arrow root, cook for
five minutes; tid'il a tablespoouful of
butter and n teaspoonful of lemon
ic.
The prrfeet model makes a perfect
copy. Tho successful finish of every
thliiK on enrth depends on the rlRht
thought which brought It Into being
Acnes Q. Foster.
SEASONABLE GOOD THING8.
While oysters are still In the mn
ket let us try this appetising dish:
Bisque of O)
sters. C leal
carefully, pic'
over, chop an.
parboil ono quar
of oysters; dralt
and add ft tin
liquor enc-ugl
water to u.nke i
quart. B r o w i
three tnblespoonfuls of butler, nil
tnblespoonfuls of flour nud pom
on grndunlly while stirring the oystei
liquor. Let simmer hnlf an hour, sen
son with suit nnd butter nnd celerj
salt, and Just before serving add oni
cupful of cream.
smothered Round Steak. Try oul
three slices of fat salt pork, .dd on!
sliced onion and cook until the onloi;
Is yellow.vAdd n two-pound slice of
round steuk, sour on both sides In tht
hot fnt. then pour over 14 cuplula of
cold wnter, bring to the boiling point
ndd n tcuspoouful of suit nnd ;immet
until the meat Is tender. Remove tho
steak, strain tho liquor and thicken
for gravy. More seasoning will be
needed.
Banana Pie. Mix one-third of
cupful of sugar, 2 2-3 tnblespoonfuls
of flour, one-eighth of n teaspoonful
or salt ami tite yolks or two eggs
slightly beaten. Pour on one cupful
of scalded milk and cook In a doublo
boiler 15 minutes. Cool and ndd one
fourth of n cupful of thin cream.
throe-fourths of a tablespoonful of
lemon Juice nnd one Inrgc bunnnn,
pooled nnd scraped, then cut In slices
Turn Into a baked pastry shall. Beat
the whites of two eggs, add two table-
spoonfuls of powdered sugnr am1 one-
fourth of n teaspoonful of lemon ex
tract. Spread over the pie and
brown.
A banana put through a slcv3 nnd
stirred Into a boiled custard makes
most tnsty dessert nnd u pleasunt
change from plain custard.
Worry novor helps, whether wo
mix It with forethought or with our
retrospect. It hinders clear planning
for that which lies beforo us, and
has no power to chango that which Is
past. It Is absolutely and always
useless.
TASTY DISHES.
There are several hundred wnys m
cooking polatoes. Let us occnslonnllj
break away from tho olc"
ways and find n now ono
Try this:
O'Brien Potatoes. Frj
irKaypi tnree cupiuis or potntoe
cut In cubes In deep fnt,
drain on brown pnpci
and sprinkle with salt
Cook ono slice of onion
In ono and one-half tablespooufuls ol
butter three minutes; remove the
onion; add to the butter three canned
pimentoes cut In small pieces. When
inoroughly heated add potatoes, stli
until well mixed, turn Into a serving
t'lsli and sprinkle with chopped
p'irsley.
Turkish Soup. Cook one-fourth cup
fnl of rice In three cupfuls of brown
slock until soft. To one and one-half
i upfuls of stewed and strained toma
to add a bit of bay leaf, two slices' of
oi. Ion, ten pepper corns and one-fourtl;
H' a teaspoonful of celery salt; cook
;t() minutes. Combine mixtures, rut
through a sieve and bind with tv;
tnblespoonfuls butter and the same ol
Hour cooked together. Season with
salt nnd pepper.
Southern Rabbit. Dress, clean nnd
disjoint two-rabblts. Cover with three
pints of cold water, to which one on
one-half tnblespoonfuls of salt bur
been, added, and lot stand three hours
Drain, wipe, sprinkle with snlt and
oeppor, roll In Hour. Try out a hall
pound of bacon cut In bits. Then
snould bo two-thirds of u cupful of fnt
Put Into an Iron frying pan, add rnb
bit, cover anil cook slowly one nnd ono
half hours, turning frequently. Pom
over one cupful of milk and cook SK
minutes.
Mock Angel Cake. Mix nnd sift oni
cupful of sugnr, ono and one-third cup
fills of flour, three tenspoonfuls of bak
Ing powder and one-third of n tea
bpoonful of salt four times. Pour oi
grndunlly, while stirring constantly
two-thirds of n cupful of scalded milk
Fold In the whites of two eggs, beater
stiff, and add a teaspoonful of vanilla
Turn Into an unbuffered tubo pan nn(
Inke In n moderate over -10 minutes.
1UjulU TvWiyc
Color Schemes in Fruit.
The basket of bright yellow and
black will look quite stunning froit
fashion's viewpoint filled with pnli
yellow bananas, o red-cheeked applo o.
two and a trailing, pale green bunch o
hothouse grapes. Color schemes Ii
fruit are an Important feature of din
Ing room decoration Just now, nn
these brlght-hued pnlnted baskets nn
having a great vogue; Indeed, nt thi
moment they uro fnr more fashlonablt
Mhnn silver or cut-gluss teceptacles.
Spanish Influenza can
be prevented easier than
it can be cured.
At the first sign of a
shiver or sneeze, take
CASCARA
A QUININE
6t.rvi.rd cold remedy for 30 jrtsrs la Ubtst
form sfe, sure, no opiates breaks up cold
In 34 hour. relieves grip In 3 days. Money
back I r It fall. The genuine box hs Bed to
with Mr. Hill's pletute. At AH Drug Stores.
Heal Itching Skins
Willi Cuticura
All drarlrt; BospS, Olntm.ntS A M, Tilnn
Sump!. reh freoct "Ontlesr.. Df . E, ..
No Tightwad, Anyhow.
"I shouldn't marry a young man
of his type, If I wero you."
"Why not?"
"They sny bo's gone through two
fortunes nlrendy."
"What of that? I should think It
very nlco to bo married to a mnn who
Is such ft liberal spender."
OPEN NOSTRILS! END
A COLD OR CATARRH
How To Get Relief When Head
and Nose are Stuffed Up.
County fifty I Your cold In hend or
catnrrh dlsnppenrs. Your clogged nos
trils will open, the nlr pnssnges of your
head will clear nnd you; can breathe
freely. No more snuffling, hawking,
mucous discharge, dryness or head
ache; no struggling for brcnth at night,
Get a small bottle of Ely's Cream
Balm from your druggist nnd apply a
little of this fragrant nntlscptlc cream
In your nostrils. It penetrates through
every air passage of the head, soothing
nnd hcnllng the swollen or Inflamed
mucous mombrnne, giving you Instnnt
relief. Head colds nnd catarrh yield
like magic. Don't stay stuffed-up and
miserable. Relief Is sure. Adv.
Respecting gray hnlrs Is fnlr enough
but not when you find ono In the bpt
tor. A little lenrnlng Is a dangerous
thing for (ho umntcur skater,
FRANTIC WTH PAIN
Long Suffering From Kidney Trsnfcle
Hon Thin Words Cta DescrlM.
Dou's Brought Health
and Happiness.
Mrs. Anna Thorson, 290 South St.,
Stamford, Conn., says: "I hadn't any
more strength than a child, and after
sweeping my back hurt me more and
more. My headaches were so bad it
seemed as tnougn my
skull were being torn
into shreds and I
would finally lose
track of everything
and lie in a stupor
for hours. I felt I
had to keep going or
lose my mind and I
kept up often when I
trembled all over
with weakness. My
feet were swollen and
every- bone in my
hndv seemed to ache.
Mr. Tborson
Aiy lingers got almost as ngia as
pieces of wood and the knuckles
swelled. The kidney secretions were
dark colored, scanty and terribly
burning. I suffered more than words
can describe. I finally began using
Doan'a Kidney Pills and I believe
with all my heart that they kept me
out of the crave. I am well and happy
after going through enough pain to drive
me frantic. uoan'8 savea my me.
Sworn to before me this ISth day
of Sept., 19 M.
BENJAMIN M. AYItES,
Notary Publio.
Gst Do.n's at Any Stora, COc a Boa
DOAN'S 'VxlV
FOSTER-MILBURN CO- BUFFALO. N.Y.
STOMACH RELIEF
Joseph Taggart, M. C, from Kansas,
Declares EATONIC Dest for
Indigestion He Ever Used,
A congreismtn besrs msay
arguments for and sgstnil
different propositions. UU
mind Is open to conrlctloa.
but befors ha cssts his Tot.
on any messure be IntUts
upon erldenca that, oo Its
own weight, carries eoa
vtctlon. ...
In tbs caia of "BATON
10" Joseph Tsggart, Ooa
gresiman from the 2nd DU
trlct, Usn.as OUT, Ksns.,
decided that a trial of the
remedy, itself, would fur
nlah th. moat coneluslTS
GONGuESSMAN
on
FINDS
proof. Head his decision and do what ha tells ye.
"One box of EATONIO will conTinca
the most skeptical. It la tha beat remedy
I bare e?er tried (or Indigestion.
Uespectfully,
JOSEl'II TAQOART,
H. a 24 Kan. Dili., Kan. City, Ksns."
Nearly all stomsch trouble la canted by tt
much acid In the stomach.
EATONIO neutralliea the excess acidity and
enables you to eat what you Ilk and digest
what you eat In comtort. It keepa th stomach
In a atat ot perfect health.
Here's th secret! ICATONIO tskes up th
acidity, drlies ths gst out or the body and th
bloat goes with It. Costs only a cent or two a.
day to usa It. Oat a box today from yooa
druggist.
Old Folk's Coughs
will be rellered promptly by Piso'g. Stops
throat tickle; relieves Irritation. The remedy
teited by more than fifty years of ute I
PISO'S