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Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1911-12-19

NJeguS dejal, da bi rad no,,oa.,
tudi V parliament.
Pavlin Sc je zayzel pri posIaro,,
sodrugu Widholzu "a dive vs,on
nici in Z NINA sta Sla Ola no ar
go galeriio. Med Adleriev;m 90
vorom je Pavlin zapustil syo; mo
stor. ker nj dobro slisal, ter IL od
sci prot sredi, vabee N;eousa
MAJ gre Z MIN. Ia pa je dejal. ia
itak ne razume dosti poyora oil
da mu ugajajo govornikove o.
ste, Yes zamaknjen .ie opazoval in
poslnSal govornika.
ker je bill NjeguSev oee vdan
piJaci (Nikola Sc je strogo izou;-
ha). je sodisGe odredilo preiskavo
dusevnega stanja. Psihiatri ;zrs
kajo. da lie NieguS "etieno defek.
ten dedno obremenjen elovek
da pa nj bolan ma umu in da il
odgovoren "a dejanje.
(Dalje prihodnjiG.l
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1911-12-19

kaZal gostom brzojavko il New
forka, v kateri .ie bilo receno. da
mora takoi iii tjekaj, ker cas- .je
zelo ugoden IA pridobi,ev simpa-
tn ameriskega ljudstva. Pokazal
Je tudi pismo, ktercga mu .je pisal
MCCOY pastork. Xxi ie bill V sluzbi
gotovega Mr.. Gaylorda Wiltshire
v New Yorku.
Gorkij je bill YES navduSen IN
to pot In Sc laskavo iZraZal V Anne
rki. Omenil je, da vzame seboi lie
prijatelja Burenina. ktcri DO oh
enem tudi njegov tolmaG. NADIA
me Andrijeva je pa imela med
tenn casom iii ma Francosko. Ona
govori krasno francoScino i'm pri-
cakovala je velikih vspehov ma
svoJem samcatem potu. Tedaj pa
Je prlcel moi agent Zeller S svojo
lgro. Sugestiral je Gorkiju. da bi
bolJse naredil ce vzame tudi An
driJevno seboj V Amcriko. Zape-
1.-Two mu je slikal, kako Amerikan-
ci Spostujejo i~zobrazene zenske in
MCCOY (GOrkijev) uspeh da DO
tolikanj veGji, ako mu DO ma stra-
nj Andrejeva. Pregovoril .je tudi
ME sluteGega DIR. Nathama. da je
lstotako nagovarial Gorkija. da
MAJ ne gre Ameriko brez An
drejeve. DR.. Nathan ie tudi oblju-
bil, da bO dial Gorkiju introduk-
cijSka pisma ma Jakoha Schniffa
IN druge znamcnite oSehr V new
yorSkih druzabnih krogih.
KOnec prih.)
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1911-12-19
MiIitarizem in SOCiaIna
demokrdCia.

Svetovni mir je idealna leila,
o kateri st nikakor ne more reel,
da je ideal vecno nedosezen cilj
CloySko druzbO 81 pray lahko mi
slime takO ureieno. da i%zginejo IL
ME razlogi SovraStva. povo1i VOL
ne in $ tenn tudi voina sauna. Ia
ka druzba ic Smoter Socalne de-
m~okracije. UIeSniGenje socializ-
ma pomeni i~zenaccnje interesov
postaviti intereSe SlupnoSti, Y ka-
teri so z%avarovani interest vseh
pOsameznih delov - to je naloga
socialne demokracije.
Socialism je svetovno vpra-
Sanje. DandaneS, ko vlada kapita-
liZem, ne more nobena dezela. no.
bena obGina, noben posameznik
ziveti socialistiGno. Raznovrstne
socialiSticne ali komunistiGne ko-
Ionic, Xxi so Jill osnovali posamez-
nj idealisti Y raznih dezelah, so
morale propaSti; bile so utopije.
"a kateIr =, p%roStora ma kapitali-
sticno ureIenem svetu. RuSiti Sc
mora kapitaljzem V vsaki dezeli
pOsebej, ali pasti mora povsod, da
nastame temelj IA novo druzbo V
smisiu socializma.
Ia cilj je tako velik. da Sc Sc
dandanes zdi marsikomu utopi-
cen, n~edosezen. &c hi bill socialist
nekoliko boil ~ponizni, pa ne san
Jall o vsem Svetu - no da, tedaj
bi bilO re mogoce to in ono. n.
pr. Nemeija. Tam sc ne da tahiti,
da Sc socialni demokratje silno
mnoze.
Sc nekOliko parlamentarnih vo-
litev, pa je prav lahko mogoce,
da dObe absOfutno vecino V draw
mem zboru. Ali kaj pomeni to. ce
pravijo sami. da mora socialism
zmagati kar pc vSem svetu. pre-
den sc morejO uresni6iti niegova
na6elaY
Je re res: &c zmagajo socialist
ma Nemskem. Sc nj miGen inter
n%aciOnaini kapitalizem. Ali sunek,
Xxi ga dObi, DO prav obGuten. Raw
no cato, ker je kapitalizem med
naroden in kozmopoliticen. obcu-
ii ysak udarec ma vseh koncih i'm
krajih, maj ga re dobi kjerkoli.
Ravno tako okrepi zmaga posa-
meme soc. demOkratiGne stranke
socialno demOkracijo vsega sve-
ia. POsameZni vspehi imajo re
svoJo cenO, cetudi je IA uresni-
cenle zadnjega namena potrebna
splosna zmaga.
Toda mic strahu! To. kar sma-
trajo nasprotniki "a n~ajveco uto-
pl1O, je blize cilju, nego mislijo
skeptiki. Svet ie pripraylien "a
socalizem - ne lie v zapadni Ev-
rOpi, temveG povsod. Socialna de-
mokracija je v posameznih deze-
lah zclo razlicno razvita. Ali tudi
hitrOst razvoja je razlicna. Raj
merOm n~ajhitrejse Sc razvija tam.
kJer je re ~najslabSa. Najmlaise or,
g~anizacije naibolj hite, da dohite
svoje stareJse sestre: kadar Una.
ga s~Ocialna de~mokracija v Mem.
CHI, DO tMdi v drugih dezelah raz.
merle med socialno demokracijo
in viadajocimi s~trankami vse dru.
gacno kakor sedaj.
Kapitalizem spravlja vso 70.
melJsko oblo pod svojo oblast. V
casu, kO ie moral rusiti naimoc.
nejse stebre fevdalizma, .je Slo tu-
di njegovo delo poGasi cd rok
Ali cimbolj je rasla njegova moe
cimvec je odvzel nasprotniku O.
zemija, cimvec mu .ie ugrabil O.
rozja, tenn hitreje so sledile ME
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1911-12-19
NJEGUSEV PRocEs.
Dnnai. 20. no

DunaJ, ~. nov.
Nikola NjcguS ie stopil danes
pred svoje Sodnikc. Dunaiskim
porotnikom ina dajati odgovor
"a svoje dejanje. XII ie bilo nezmi-
selno, pa "a vendar kazenski "a
kon in obtozba oznaGuieta .kot
zIotin. IN katcrcga Sc della dolga
I'ta pokora Y jcti Mlaii Dalma-
tlnec Sc jc zmotil. ko ie mislil.. ia
popravljajo Socialne krivice naSe-
ga casa 4 rcvolverjem. Xmotil Sc
Je. ko je miSlil. da hi Smrt tega
ali omega miniStra koriStila niego-
vim idealom. Ali KIDD We, ce je
Spl"h miSlil to ali ono? Kdo We.
ce Jc res hotel, kar je trdil pri pr
VEN zasliSanju in V preiskavi i'm
kar trdi zdaj pred SodiStem. da
le hotel? Ali je bila roka. Xxi lie
bli~koma posegla po Samokresu in
pognala krOgljo "a krogljo brez
presledka V dvorano. e V sluzbi
lasne glave. XII jc tisti hip preso-
Jala utinek in poSlediceo Porot-
Mkt bOdO incl : svojim pravore-
kom povedati. kai veriameio in
kaj ne. PSihiatri praviio, da je
NJeguS popolnoma odgovoren "a
svoje dejanje. ali mnenje psihiat-
ROY Sc nj Sodba. Sodna psihiatri-
ia je re veGkrat priSla navskriz z
miSljenjem muGenega razuma in
pOrotniki bOdo imeli soditi Sc DO
drugih momentih kakor DO nau-
kin izvedencev.
Njegus stoji pred sodniki. ali
Sc so liudje. ki misliio, da gre "a
process s~ocialne demokracije. OBJ
tcznica sauna nekako vsiljivo DO
udarja. da ic bill NieguS socialni
demokrat, neutrudlpiv agitator "a
pohticne ideie. SocialistiGen de-
mOkrat V vojaSki uniformi it'd.
Drzavno pravdniStvo pri drugih
procesih nina navajo brskati n o
obtozenGevem politicnem prepri-
ranJu. ali IL tega procesa hoce vse
napraviti %senzacijo. Vstopnice V
ralpravno dvorano so Sc izdaiale
na imena. fasnikarski poroGeval-
cl so priSli I vseh koncev i'm kra-
lev. kako hi mogla zastajati OBJ
tozba? Ali NieguSov process nj
prosec s%ocialne demokraci.je. ka.i-
II \JegnSovo dclovanie nj posle-
dIca Socialno dcmokraticnih maui
kov. hi Y zvezi $ socialno demo
kratlcnlm prOgramom in nj srcd-
stvo socialno demokraticne tax
tlke. NieguS nj izvrSil atentata.
ker le III! socialni demokrat. tenn
Voc kcr .je teal nagon V nicgovi
osebnos;i in ker so socialne raz-
e provocirale njegovo nagncn-
.le. Socialna demokraticna stran-
ka je ucila Niegusa tako. kakor
uci vse svoie pristaSe in ce hi hill
atentati pripomocki njenc praksc.
ne hi bio Niegu;evo dejanje o.
samljeno.
Ma to stran torei ne DO. mic s
senzacijo. kar so hiienc javncga
mnenja poizkusile V tenn oziru. So
Je Ne obrabilo in nobena kapliica
Sc ne da wee ~iztisniti IL tie citrone.
Njegus je bill socialni demokrat 8;
Indie, Xxi prihaiaio zaradi huisih
dtilktov pred sodiSGe, pripadaio
zdaj tel. zdaj oni stranki. ali no.
bena nj odgovorna "a njihova de.
janja.
Obtoznica. XII Sc .ie precitala. ko
je bila sestavljena porotniska
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1911-12-19
RaZnO.
Drzava Pennsylvania NO

'NN'H mai
d~okazuJejo pOzno prihajajoca DO.
roclla o volilni bitki 4 dne I. de-.
cembra. V Dauphin okraju ie hi.
10 IzvolJenih Stirinajst. Socialistov
ToreJ zmagali so IA VISA okraina
uradnlSka meSta. izvzemSi dyeb
III sta brezpomembna. Tam Diva.
joel rudarii so skozinskoz socia.
Ilstl. Pa tudi raznim ccrkvenim
obclnam ne gre dobro. V zadniem
letu 50 zaprli tri cerkvc radi. pic.
lih ~dohodkov.
V avstrijski zbornici so so.
cialistitni poslanci podali interpe-
IaclJo prot prestolonasledniku
Franc F%erdinandu. XII ie vodia
Stranke IN voino 4 I%taliio. V kate
n pravijo interpelanti. da imaio
y AvStriji u dosti Z enim cesar
J"m I'm ne potrebuiejo dveh.
Ia d%vornega laka.ia zclo spo-
Sohm grof Stiirgkh .je i~ziavil. da
Sc ne SINE vlaciti elaine cesarske
hlSe V parlamentarne razprave.
la j. tudi lcpa kdo pa redi cla-
ne cesarSke hiSe? Ali Jill ne zivi-
10 avstriJski narodi? In o takih
lJudch mai hi Sc lie smelo govoriti
Y zbornici. XII MISC zmozni sebe
nltl en- dan preziveti z rocnim ali
pa dusevnim delom, Kje mai Sc
pa potem govori? Mar zunaj
zbornice. da bi drzavni pravdni-
kl. sodisca. zandarji in policaii
dobili delo?
Dober zacetek so zvrsili Sti-
re dine I. novembra Columbus.
O.. izvoljeni mestni svetovalci.
NJih prvi predlog bo. Ola Sc viso-
kc place z~nizajo ma $500 dollar
Jew. place slabo placanih mestnih
delavcev pa ZviSajo.
- v Mehiki imajo Sc vedno re-
%volucijo. Xxi je ~naperjena prot
Maderu. Minoli teden je vstaski
general Zepata pri Ticumanu
vnicil vladne cete. mesto pa DO
pomona RADICAL Z bombami in
dinamitom. da je sedaj tam, kier
lr stale cvetoce mestO. groblja
kamenja. opeke, navadna podrti-
ma. IL katerc Sc dvigata dim in
ogrnj.
Pri sedanii revoluciji V Mehiki
ne gre IA nacela. marvec Sc vrSi
revolucija V korist G%astilakomnih
oseb. Zal, da Sc "a tako neumnost
Sc vednO dobiio ljudje, XII vbija-
! 10 drug druzega, pozigajo in ro-
pajo.
Francoski socialisticni po-
slanec sodr. Jaures (izgovori To-
re) je razkril V listu "Humani-
tie. da je spOdeni porting. krali
pc svojem begu zahteval, da maj
Spanska vlada takoj odpoSlje svo-
Je brodovje pred Lisabon in maj
"a bombardira. Franciia in An
gliJa ste protestirale prot take
mu poGetju.
Ia spodenegd in nekdaj krona-
mega smrkOvca Manuela Sc mai
bolj trudi infantinja Maria de la
Paz. njegOva teta. Xxi je porocena
Z Louis Ferdinandom bavarskim,
da hi zopet priSel ma prestol. Me-
setarJa med nemskim cesarjem in
Alfonzom igra MEN soprog, XII je
nemsekmu cesarju kot placilo OBJ
lJubll portugalsko kolonijo An
COLO V Afriki. Ako pa Manuel 70
pet postane kralj, tedaj DO snel
o%zeniti hcer infantinie Marie de
la Paz.
IL navedenih razkritij je uvi-
deti, da je kraljevska in lenuhar.
ska drhal ma gnilih evrope.iskib
prestolih Sc precej razredno "a
vcdna. Ieleti je he. da hi Sc tudi
ljudstvo tako obSirno zavedalo
svojih pravic in spremenilo kro-
name lenuhe in trotc V koristne
! elaine cloveSke druzbc $ TEN. da
hi Jih r~azlastilo in Jim dalo prili-
ko. da hi z delOm prezivljali sebe
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-12-11
STOMACH DISTRESS
Gas and Sourness Vanish

What's the use of always feeling
miserable just because your stomach
isn't behaving itself?
Don't you know that scores Of
thousands of people have changed
bad stomachs into perfect working
ones by the simple method Of swal-
lowing one or two little MONA
stomach tablets after each meal.
MI-O-NA Is compounded from the
formula of what is probably the best
prescription for Indigestion and up
set stomach ever written The Har-
per House pharmacy guarantees it.
It relieves distress in five minutes,
but better still, it removes the cause
of misery in few days.
Large box so cents at the Harper
House pharmacy and druggists ev-
erywhere.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-12-11
MICHAEL KANE BUYS
NORTH DAKOTA FARM

Michael Kane, one of the we'll
known farmers of Black Hawk town
ship, today acquired title to $50
acres in Foster county, N. D., for
which he paid S3S,6OO. Mr.. Kane
traded in his stock farm of 220 acres
in Black Hawk and his dwelling at
the corner of Fourth avenue and
Fourteenth street, the former for
$4,000 and the latter for $4,000.
The $50 acres in Foster county are
all improved and will be worked per.
sonally by Mr.. Kane. ]. p Huston
of Darlington, n. D., was the for
mer owner of the $50 acres. The
sale was negotiated through the
agency of Reidy Bros.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-12-11
Anything a Man Oh
Boy Needs

Fur Caps, Cloth Caps, Soft Hats, Stiff Hats,
Scratch or Velour, Fancy Vests, Fancy Shirts,
Bath Robes, Underwear or Union Suits, Suit
Cases or Travelling Bags, Hosiery in all colors,
grades and prices, Jerseys, Sweater Coats for
Ladies, Men or Boys, Fine Neckwear in Four
in-Hands, Bows, Strings, Teiks or Stocks at
all prices, Gloves, Mittens and Christmas pack
ages of Ties. Socks, Suspenders, Jewelry, Com
bination Sets, Handkerchiefs, Mufflers, Gar
tiers, etc, etc.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-12-11
FILTER PLANT IN
NEED OF MONEY
Emergency Appropriation Bill
Presented to City Com
mission Today.
WANT ADDITIONAL $4,000
Economy Has Been Practiced but
Expenses At Start Have Been
More Than Expected.

This afternoon before the city COM
mission an emergency appropriation
ordinance to take care Of the filter
plant and employees for the remainder
OF the official year Of the city was
presented. The additional appropria' |
ton calls for $1,000. an amount that
VIII enable the department to finish
the year without falling behind in pay
ments. The amount is In addition to
the $4,000 that was appropriated at
the beginning OF the year for the work
OF the plant The improved plant has
required more attention than the one
which It replaced, more care and more
money. Economy has been rigid, but
still the original appropriation was
eaten up in short order.
BETTER WATER, MORE MONEY.
Through this new filter plant the
city is supplied with pure water. ex-
cept In those cases where the water
is contaminated in the mains. When
Il is through the filter plant, the water
IS chemically pure and good for drink
ing purposes. The expense through
the use Of alum is large, but 1t Is as
necessary as It is large. There is as
little as possible used In the clarifying
process. AS long as the waters of the
Mississippi river are used, 1t will be
necessary to use alum. In Davenport,
the expense in this matter is more than
doubleS that OF the local plant. but the
Davenport corporation which controls
the water department uses more in the
clarifying process, though it does no
more efficient work.
l.. I. Birdsall is superintendent of the
filter Ilant AT a salary of $125 per
month. He gets that amount from the
city of Rock Island. and his Office is a
necessary one. It is new departure
IN this city. Before the last admins.
tration let go it's hold on the reins of
government. steps were taken to Sc
cure city bacteriologist. The plan
then was TO have the water analysed
al Augustana. and the cost was to be
SIS per month, merely for this analysis
Under that condition II would have
been necessary to hire a man to act as
foreman of the plant. one of the pres
ent duties of Mr. Birdsall
EXPENSE GREATER.
Under that system the expense fol
the one Office would have exceeded
SIPS per month. and the result may
not have been so good as the present
Further. on all work that Mr. Blrdsal
does for the city of Moline. the Rocl
Island treasurer receives one-third o.
the amount, thereby making his salar!
less than S125 as far as the city is con
cerned. SO II can readily be seen tina
there could be no economy in that OF
fee. The force at the plant is as small
as can take care Of the plant. re
cent change in the mechanical equip
ment allowed a cut but today the nun
Der is at the minimum.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-12-11
TO TEACH SHIPPERS
CARE OF EXPLOSIVES
Expert on Subject Will Address Pub
lie Meeting at Y. Nj. G. A.
Tomorrow Night.

The travelling representative of the
bureau of safe transportation of ex-
plosives is expected in the city to-
morrow night to deliver lecture at
the Y. NJ. G. A. on correct methods
of preparing and handling shipments
of explosives. The talk will be illus
trated by stereopticon views. The
general public is invited to attend,
and it is announced by those having
the matter in charge that there will
be no admission.
All the news all the time.-The
Argus.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-12-11
City Chat

Muffs remade 81
At the Vogue Millinery,
--'t S~co0d "v~~"o Peck Island.
Buy a home Of Re.dy Bros.
Tri-City Towel Supply company.
For express. call Spencer & Trefz-
Let William Johnson do your tin and
furnace work; 1916 Third avenue.
- pc. Lei. la L. 49,. .s-s~s. Lit
ten & Roberts, Peoples National
bank building.
Wednesday evening, Dec. 13, Ivory
Leaf Social club dance at Industrial
hall, Rock Island. Gents so cents,
ladies free.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-12-11
PUBLIC Notice.

Public Notice.
Merchants are hereby notified that
| will not be responsible for any debts
my wife, Mary Leithner may contract
after this date.
F. A. LEITHNER.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1911-12-14

A mother was greatly worried By
her email daughters habit OF running
away. Thinking to impress the child
with the danger OF getting lost, she
told her a vivid story Of some chi
dren who ran away to go nutting
Night found them far from home and
lost in the woods. With much ART
the mother told Of storm in the
night and Of the terrible distress OF
the parents and friends who hunted
for the children until morning. She
also told about the good breakfast
prepared for the children. which they
missed because they did not reach
home It'll 10 o'clock.
The little girl listened intentiy to
every word. and the mother hoped
that the story was making an impress
sion When she finished the child
was silent for few moments, as Il
expecting something more. Then she
asked, eagerly: did they get any
ts?"-Metropolitan Maeazfne.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1911-12-14
COAL MINE WRECKED
$50 Tennessee Miners Imprisoned
By Dust Explosion.
Over Two Miles of Tunnels Wrecked
Day Shift Had DUST Gone
On-Bodies Found.

Briceville, Tenn. - Somewhere in
the depths of Cross Mountain coal
mine probably 100 men lie dead while
their sorrow-stricken families keep
vigil at the mouth of their tomb, hop
ing against hope that their loved ones
may be alive when rescuers reach
them.
Eight mangled bodies were brought
forth by nightfalI, when search was
abandoned for the day Except for
the immediate families of the entomb-
ed men, no one in this little mountain
village believes that any living thing
in the mine has survived the terrific
explosion of coal dust that wrecked
the workings Saturday morning.
Seven dead men discovered sitting
upright in train of nine cars in Cross
entry No. "a, two miles from the
mouth of the mine brought the list of
known dead from the explosion to 10.
Every surviving miner in this re-
gion is toiling with no thought of
food, sleep or pay to remove the de-
bris and force fresh air into the inner
most recesses of the mine.
Black damp developed and stopped
progress for a time, but soon the
silent force pushed dauntlessly on,
some of them until they were carried
out overcome by the noxious gases
Thousands of the morbidly curious
hocked into Briceville and crowded
about the main entry of the mine.
They saw nothing but the outward
manifestation of the pitiable grief of
the stricken families.
There is hardly family in the en-
tire Coal Creek valley that has not
felt the touch of death. The problem
of caring for the widows and orphans
is great, requiring immediate solution
Certainly Briceville will be unable to
care for her living, with most of her
wage-earners numbered among the
dead
Food is scarce but.-plentiful supplies
are promised from Knoxville. So far
there has been little suffering among
the families of those who lost their
lives
The men had entered to begin the
days work when a terrific explosion
wrecked the workings Only three
have come out alive. The body of
Lee Poston, operator of the mine fan
plant, was found buried and mangled,
under the cavern, in the mine shaft
The shafts extend more than three
miles into the bowels of the mountain.
According to President Stephenson,
of the iron company, the men, if they
had reached their posts, were in lat
erai shafts when the explosion oc-
Cured
This encourages those on the sur
face to hope that many may be living
There is little prospect of an early
rescue Workers have encountered
dense and compact deposits of slate
earth, rock and coal in the main shaft
of the mine and also in an abandoned
entry used for an air shaft
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1911-12-14
Honey Love Cakes.

Put two cupfuls of honey and three
quarters Of a pound of sugar into a
saucepan and bring slowly to boiling
point All q quarter OF a pound of
chopped almonds with the skins left
on. Simmer five minutes. remove from
the fire. cool slightly. add half pound
of candied peel cut into small pieces,
half a teaspoonful of baking soda, half
a teaspoonful Of ground cloves. one tea
spoonful OF ground cinnamon, half of
grated nutmeg. the grated rind OF a
lemon and enough -four to make a
stifr paste. Roll out, cut into rounds
with a cutter. lay on buttered tins and
bake till ready in a moderate oven-
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1911-12-14
Steamed Fish.

Smear some tissue manila paper
with butter. Clean the fish, leaving
head and fms On. Season with salt
and cayenne pepper. Roll each fish
separately In a piece of buttered pa
per. Place the fish in a pile and en-
velop them in large sheet of paper
Then wrap the bundle in newspaper
and dip this in water for five minutes.
or long enough to saturate the news
paper. Scrape a hole in the middle
OF bed of Goals and bury the pack
age In the embers. Leave 1t there ten
to twenty minutes, depending upon
size. The newspaper will scorch, but
the inner wrappers will not The re-
suit is dish fit for Olympus.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1911-12-14
Furniture Polish Recins.

Shave two ounces Of beeswax, also
half an ounce OF white wax Put in
a quart jug and pour over one gill Of
the best turpentine- Then in another
vessel cut up half an ounce OF CASTLE
SOAP Add 1t to one gill Of cold water.
Stir each and leave to stand In two
days both should be thoroughly dis
solved Then mix together and stir
in two tablespoonsful Of vinegar, also
two OF ammonia Bottle and cork
tightly. Every woman would save
herself much elbow work If she light.
ly washed over the pieces of furniture
before applying polish. in tepid wa,
ter. dried at once. Of course This
is an immense time saver
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1911-12-14
PASTORAL OF THE BIG CITY
As Sun Sinks, Policemen Seek Cafes
Back Room and Footpsd Pre-
pares for Duty.

The sun was sinuously sinking be-
hind few thousand buildings. vary
ing in height from the one-story edifice
on the western water front to the 20
story warehouse adjacent. 1t may seem
odd to say that the sun was sinking
sinuously, but II had to sink in that
way to give a proper performance and
dye the corners of each and every
building with It's rosy stain. Up in the
edge OF the sky you could see dusk
getting ready to do business. The even
ing chimes rang out from lis trolley
cars in the immediate vicinity. and the
softly musical resonance OF the far
away elevated filtered through the
circumambient air. II had TO filter to
get through, as couple OF thousand
chimneys were on the job.
The lone policeman on the beat fold
ed his tent like an Arab and as silent
ly stole into the nearest cafe. Here
were other policemen. One would
have said half the metropolitan forcs
was In the back room. but this was
not true. Only one-fifth OF the force
was there. Without the evening shad
ows began to fall and the trusty foot
pad adjusted his rubber heels ane
heaved sigh. feeling sorrowful. be
knew not why. yet prepared to do hii
duty.
The sun had now entirely disap
peared into New Jersey-which is suf
fering enough for one night
We decline to prolong this pastoral
Judge.