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The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1912-10-03
Let,s Maks Them All Happx.

No thinking man can run a saloon !,
and be happy. Ex-saloonkeepers in
dry territory are shaking hands with
folks who voted them out OF business
and saying, We are glad to get out
It's hell to run q saloon. We're hap
pier than we've been for years."-Har-
riet Zoll.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1912-10-03

The best thing to do when you
make a mistake is TO make II teach
you something.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1912-10-03

Most OF our politicians have the
courage OF other peoples convictions.
Chicago Record-Herald.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1912-10-03
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Conducted by the National Woman's
Christian Temperance UnionD
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1912-10-03

wise respOnsIbIe.
Katalikas. (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-19??, 1912-02-01
APIE ITALQ-TURKQ
KARA.

Europos laikrastijoje
nuolatos sukiDejasi gandas
apie greita Turkijos su TIA
liza karo pabaigima, nori1lts
labai sunku surasti tos lai-
krastijos kombinaciju pa
natal. Vieni laikrasciai ra-
So, buk Turkija pasirengus
Italians atiduoti Tripoli If
Cirenaika kaipo karo atty
ginima su pripazillimu ten
Turku sultano religijines
vyriausybes. eli Londono
laikrascciai skelbia, kad We
ziras Said basa sumanes
Tripoli yisupirmu pavesti
Cirenaikos bejui arba Egip-
to kedivui, o tie paskui tas
Sails nuo saves turetu per-
duoti Italians, taigi iseitp
kad Turkija visgi betarpis-
kai nuo savo zemiu negale-
tp atsisakyti, butent j tur-
kus nebutu jokiu prieka-
biu, kad jie savo zmones,
mahometanus pavede giau-
rams.
Italijos-gi laikrasscciai ap-
reiskia, kad Italijos vyriau-
sybe yisai nenorinti sutikti,
idant jai Tripolyj viisokia.
virsenybe butu kokiuo nors.
budu apribuota. Italijosa
vyriausybe nieko nezinanti
apie neutraliniu viespatys-
ciu sumanymus kas link ka-
70 uzbaigno, taigi II ne-
Katalikas. (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-19??, 1912-02-01
IsPANIJOJ POLITIKOS
KRIZIS.

Pasklydes girdas, kad
premieras Capalejas persia
tysias isnaujo karaliui AL
fonsui savo rezignacija,
pirm kol atsitiksia bent ko-
kie nesusipratimai, kokiu
trumpoj ateityj laukiama.
Canalejas tue tarpu nusis-
kundzias savo nesveikata ir
to delei turis pasitraukti is
savo vietos.
Karaliaus Alfonso akcija
esanti ismintingesne w visa
premiere Canalejaso galva,
o ismintingesne tue, kad jis
susimylejes ant vieno gal
vazudzio, kuris buvo pa
smerktas miriop. Bet kaip
Iilgai karalius bus isnlintin-
gas, parodys ateitis.
Katalikas. (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-19??, 1912-02-01
KAs GIRDET PER
SIJOJE.

Teherane susekta platus
suokalbis prizes viena ameri-
kona valdininka, pulkinin-
ka Bruce, kuris noreta nu-
zudyti. Buves zandarmeri-
jos oficieras prisipazines
prie kaltes If papasakojes
visa suokalbio padejima.
Suokalbis surengta to delei,
kad po amerikono nuzudy-
mui sulaukus ten Suvieny-
tu Amer. ValstijQ interven-
cijos.
Tabrize valdovauja rusai.
Rusp karo teismas nuolatos
turis pilnai darbo; persus
neutrality-suspicious. pas
merkias arba pakarti, arba
istremti j uzsienius. Daug
=persu istremta uzsienin.
zymiausi net persai be jo-
kio atsiziurejimo j pasek-
mes kariama.
Katalikas. (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-19??, 1912-02-01

!
sijon, kad tenai susirisus
artimesniais ryssiais SUI zy-
nesniais rusais. Anglai
pirmiausiai nukaksia Peter
burgan, kur juos pasveikin-
sias pats caras, is ten ke-
lialsia Maskvon ir i kitus
miestus.
Pasakojama, kad tasai
anglp Rusijon atsilankymas
daroma su pirklybos, bet ne
su politikos tikslu. Niekas
jiems nepavydi bendrauti
su Siaures barbarais.
Katalikas. (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-19??, 1912-02-01

Mieste Slang Yange du
tukstanciai- chinu kareiviu
andai sukele poaistus prizes
vyriausybe il pereje repu-l
blikonu pusen.
Americas ambasadorius
Chinuose, William j. Col"
ham, isleides aplinkui Peki-
na gyvenantiems ameriko-
nams persergejima, idant
jie kuogreieciausiai sugrlstu
Pekinan, idant nesivalkiotv
gatvemis, kadangi toksai
pasielgimas esas pavoji1-
gas daiktas. Pekinui gra-
lsianti rcvoliucija, o anal
uzgimus, svetirozemiams bu-
tu pavojinga.
Is. Londono rasoma, kad
Pekine prasidejes isparda-
vinas ivairiu brangenybiQ
is ciesoriaus isdo. Teciau
uz visokius kadir menkiau-
sios vertes daiktus reika-
laujama augstos kainos, tai
81 niekas nenoris nei pirkti.
Pardavinejama porcelianos
issrankuones, nes geresneji
regis kur uzllimsta.
Paskiau is Pekino prane-
sama, kad pre1nieras Yuan
Shi Kai esantis ciesoriaus
dvaro maloneje If jam to-
mis- dienomis suteikta mar
kizo titulas. Regis, jis ap-
siemes pagaliau tvirtai gin
ii sosta.
Mukdene mandzurai nu-
zude tenaitini chinu revo-
liucijonieriu vada, Gang
Yang. Podraug su juoni
nuzudytas Sjo brolis ir Sc
kretorius.
Katalikas. (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-19??, 1912-02-01

ma1lanti, kad svetiilllos ] ri & esz
patystes turetQ kistiies III
sai. sveti1ntls reika1us.
!" "Te1nps raso, kad kitos
viespatystes. turesianeios
tan karan isinlaisY YtIs IS at
zvilgio augganlggeiiQ j d 8 =|iI nierarny blu
ir paNojaus ant Balkanu
pusia ekalio. Il d. I i: s.
Turkiijjos viid ,l1i1liis klriiziis
.nera palankls skaro pabais
gi1nrli, juo labial= 4. negali-
ma lat1kt kad dang ma
tulkiai pasida limo parti5as
If pIadej5 taflI sav .,Val s ].
uzz . IS prizes kara, q ] !. .y1|lles1li 4:
turkal patfsl Jo1 geldzla
kuogreiee eieeiausiai Eokiuo nors
budu pabai gti kara, kadan-
gi tasais karas is vid duriiliiall
nesuti gall atgahelldii
toki. pat Turlk rkiiai
kaiskad Persijj j ir Iorok-
kui.
Ir istiesu, vidurin6 Tur-
kijojj anarchija mazina pro
ga laimingai If 81 nauda.
susitaikinti su Italija, juo
labiau dar, kad ant Balka-
nu pusiausa]io prasideje
smarkus judejimai, kas ga
Ii Turkija visai nuslopinti.
Taippat galimas daiktas,
kad i Turkijos yidurinius
reikalus gall lsimaisyti Eu-
ropos viespatystes, g tl1o-
kart Turkijos autoritetas
gall likties noliu, daugiau
nieko.
Reikia pasakyti, kad sia-.
me lake kas link susitai-
kymo nevedama jokip tary-
bu, Bet kitil viespatyseiq
diplomatic savo veikia, ty-.
rineja visa padejima kaipI
taip If Konstantino-
polyj.
siaip Is karo lauko ne
Katalikas. (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-19??, 1912-02-01

a7te4ss5
Taskento paViete visu ru-
81 sodziu valstiec eciai pada-
re nutarinla uzdengti visus
vy.riiausybes degtines mono
polius, grasirdami uzdeti
bauslne kiekvienam gwen
tojui, kuris persa1ndys sa-
vo namus tokens monopo-
.liams. Nutarimas per pa
veto virsininka persiusta
general gubernatori ku-
ris atsisake pildyti Valstie-
cil nutarima, skaitydamas
ii pirmlaikiniu, kol dar ne
ra isristas abelnas visos val
styles gerimo istaigq klau-
SlfIldS.
Finansu minister's taippat
atsisalxe pildyti Caricino ze-
mieciQ susiripkimo nutari-
ma uzdaryti. degtines mono
polius tose vie tose,, kl1r or
ganizuojama yiesieji. darbai
badauj items.
Is 0renburgo guberni-
jos gydytoju skyrius ofici-
jaliniai pranesa, jog Deniso-
70 sodziuj, Kustanaisko pa
viete, badaujantieji sodie-
eiai, negaudani pasalpos,
pardavineja savo vaikus
kirgizams.
Katalikas. (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-19??, 1912-02-01
SOCIJALISTAI LAI-
MEJO.

.
Neziurint asmenisku Gle
soriaus Viliaus pastangu,
kad sumazinus parlamente
valdzios opozicija, socijalis-
tai visvien laimeje per re-
guliariskus rinkiimus.
Astuoniasdesi esintis apskri-
ciuose socijalistai stole i
1inkimus 54-se II is anu 27-
Sc apskrieiuose isrinke sa-
;.yuosius atstovus, delei ko
Katalikas. (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-19??, 1912-02-01
IS IsR1lPItp!s

seYastopelg karo-ap-
1skErici ios teisf ferde byla
lap + a.1liista anonie eri-
|nss valties. ubaniec"
reivii9'Il / grll 8 ,yo: kalti-
mama band dynle aukti SUI
IiIsflilna, IS zsaSN ii erius
8 pagrob St I pabegti.
'Feismas d saasau-
|dyti jjllr reivI i azaIlova. Ki-
80 kaltlNln paliuo-
suota.
Is Irklltap pranesama,
kad delei nAYol olilatfios ju-.
|deji1nos ghiltpse visis karo
apskrieio rgos karei-
Ylal, ture1eAnt palelsM no
mo, sulalFTfi. Nl1simine
] |lkareiviaii adejo labai cir
tuck kliauti zazanlaese tam
kiai isklla nause Toxic
jau kareivi,l 1naiisfai iskila
ir Krasnojarske.
Keturi metal atgal Eka-
terinoslayo zzeanietija Suvie-
nytose Va1stijo joss isteige
zzemdirbys agentura, at
nesusia ne 1nazaE l1audos.
Paskuti1iames save susirin-
kline zemiet tijss valid yba no
rejo ir toliau ipalaikyti ta
agentura Vienag valdybos
narys Redziap 20, valHybes
du1nos preziid dentaa na,rodes
j pastaruosius Rusij jos san
tikius su Anae1dka, pstare.
"a ageait.ara lallaik KNIT SUI
shrink kimas sunlanyma
prieme,
Katalikas. (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-19??, 1912-02-01
dabar jiie parlamente atsto-
WI turesia SO.

dabar jjie parlamente atsto-
w turesia SO.
Taigi dabar .busima1nes
|parlamente partijp padeji-
mas busias sekantis: soci-
jalistai turesia SO atstovus
(mandatus), 0 pir1niau tu-
reje 50. Centraliniai ture-
sia 81, 0 tureje 1o9. Kon-
servatistai turesiq 433, tu-
reje gi 68. L,iberalai 81,
tureje 81. Radikalai 35,
tureje 50. Kitos partijos
81, Q turejusios AZ. Pasku-
tiniai rinkinai 33 apskri-
ciuose atsibuve tomis dieno-
mis-, bet rinkimq pasekmes
dar nezinomos.
Konservatistai neteke Is
mandatu, is kuriu 10 teke
socijalistams. Socijalistai
laimeje Colmare ir Strass-
burge. Klerikalai ir kon-
servatistai kaip kur tik vos-
ne-vos lai1ningai be demes
iseje.
Taigi dabar vyriausybes
visa speka parlamente isne-
santi 176 atstovus, 0 opozi-
CHA, ty. liberalai, radikalai
If socijalistai 179. Pasku-
tiniais, rinkimais be abejo-
nes laimes opozicija.
Kaizeriui toxic rinkimai
nepatinka, bet jo rankose
tuno teise by suz ,asipriessi-
ni1aa parlamenta paleisti,
|bet tasai paleidimas tegai
atgabenti dar didesnes ne
laimes kaizerio dinastijai.
Paskiausiai pranesta, kad
socijalistai paskutiniuose33- 33
Sc apskrieiuose laimeje dar
II atstovu, taigi dabar par
lamente viso turesia 11O at
Stow r visakuom kontro-
liuosia. Net is Pocdamo di-
strikto, kur yra paties kai-
zerio rezidencija, isrinkta
socijalistas atstovas, delei
ko If patti rezidencija busia
perkelta kitan distriktan.
Nepaprastas laimejimas.
q
Katalikas. (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-19??, 1912-02-01

Serbijos sostainej Biel-
grade susekta platus suo-
kalbis prizes dabar viespa-
taujaneia Karageorgevieiu
dinastija.- Suokalbininkais
pasirode jauni armijos off
cieriai. Jie priguleje prize
organizacijos "JuodoU
Ranka kurios tikslu esa
prasalinti nuo sosto dabar-
TIM karaliq Petra I ir sos
to ipedini karalaiti Alex
sandra, kuris buves Serbi-
jos armijos generaliniu in
spektoriumi. Suokalbio
smulkmenu tue tarpu truk-~
sta.
H
Katalikas. (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-19??, 1912-02-01
ANGLAI APLANKO
RUSIJA.

Is Londono pranesama,
kad kuopa parlamento at
stow, lordp, vyskupq If XII
tq zymesniq valdininku, pc
vadovyste zemesniojo buto
pirmininko Jameso Villa
mo LoWther, iskeiaYus Ru-
Katalikas. (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-19??, 1912-02-01

Francijos vyriausybe an
dai apskelbe surasa tq visq
asmenu, kuriems suteikta
Pagarbos Legijos atsizzyme-
jimai. Tarp ju esama ivai-
riu zmoniu, kaip tai redak-
toriu, profesorip, teatry uz-
veizdu, mokyklu direktoril
il bankieriQ. Wis tai asme-
mis- kuomi nors astizzymeju-
sieji savo tevyuei. Svetim-
tauciams toji garbe nesu-
teikiama. Tarp ju esama ig
moteriu.
Katalikas. (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-19??, 1912-02-01
CHINUOsE PADEJIMAs.

.
pasistengimai, kad prikal-
binus ciesoriu abdikuoti,
neisdave jokio vaisiaus, de-
lei ko padejimas Chinuose
prieme kitokia forma. Yuan
Shi Kai tam tikslui buvo
susaukes konferencija, te-
ciau ton konferencijon ne
-pribuvo keli pazangesnill
nuomoniu ku,Ggaikssciai il
kit visi susirinkusieji nu-
.sprende ciesoriui nuo sosto
nepasitraukti uz nieka.
Taigi dabar Yuan Shi
,Kai atsirades labai prasta-
me padejime. Kadangi jis
geide ciesoriaus abdikacijos
ir tam tikslui net buvo sau-
kes kunigaiksciQ konferen-
cija, tatai mandzurai ir su
savo dinastija ant jo labai
inirto ir ssiais laikais jam, re-
gis, nera kur prisiglausti.
Kitaip emus, jis is savo
vietos negali pasitraukti,
kadangi toksai pasielgi1nas
visuose Chinunse padarytu
kuoarsiausia ispudi, 0 pa
ciame Pekine galetu pagiln-
dyti revoliucija.
Paskiau premieras Yuan
Shi Kai slapta aplankes
jauno ciesoriaus globejus,
ty. regentus ir patares su
sukileliais eiti kovon. Te-
ciau patemijes dar, kad pa
laukus kol sukileliai pats
monarchistus slzkabisia, tai
tuokart busia galima prizes
juos spirties. Bet jaunieji
kunigaiksscciai, paeinanti is
.Mandzuru dinastijos, ap-
reiske, kad jie nenorinti
laukti sukileliu (republiko-
nu uzkabinimo, bet mana
pilm to ant anu su lojalis-
ka kariuomene uzpulti.
Pekine pasklydes girdas,
kad buvusis tataru genera
las Nankine, Itch Liang,
kuris daugiausiai buvo pri-
-
sidejes prize Chinu reakci-
jos, atvirai pareikalaves nu-
deti premiere Yuan Shi Kai
ir jo gyvo neisleisti is Pc
kino. Premierui tai pra-
nesta ir jis dabar ant kick
vieno zingsnio saugojasi uz-
puolimo.
Pekinan pribuve 1000
kareiviq chinu, taigi dabar
premieras turis 1000 karei-
viu chinu prizes $4,000 ka-
reiviu mandzuru. Girdima,
kunigaiksciai neapsiimanti
zudyti premiera, nes tuo-
met dinastija atsirastu dar
arsesniame padejime.
Tuo tarpu Yuan sudejes
sesanti apreiskina:
"Noriu kuogeriausiai tar
nauti Chinams, bet ne suki-
leliams, arba reakcijonie-
riams. Laikas parodys, kas
turf tiesa".
10 tikslu nera kokie tai
asmeniski reikalai, bet abel
mas visuomenes labas. Jis
taip kalba, bet, rasi, kitaip
galvoja If juo toliau, tue
daugiau jam chinai nepasi-
tiki.
Katalikas. (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-19??, 1912-02-01

Ant salos Zenic andai brl-
ia smarkaus zzemes drebeji-
mo. Trisdesint asmenQ uz-
mussta, 0, tukstaneiai like be
oastoges. Nnostoliai esa
labai dideli.
Katalikas. (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-19??, 1912-02-01

gElrdima joAllI 4 aniu, Roz
dos, kaip AMI os taip II
ant sauszeai1u lI fl1u.
:Taigi delei to de1nus
Sis karas.
Katalikas. (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-19??, 1912-02-01

Miesto Berlyno valdyba
nusprendzius neapvaikscio-
ii kaizerio gimimo dienos
iskilmybiu. Valdyboje per-
virsi turf socijalistai, taigi
tas todel taip If nuspresta.
Bene bus tai pirmasis Pru-
su historijoj atsitikimas,
kad miesto valdyba taip ig-'
noruotq savo valdova.
Katalikas. (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-19??, 1912-02-01
Politiskos Zinios.

39:sa;sss9:sa5.se9;sss;s.ss;s:
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-25
10 pALrIMoRr. 80.

n a 1outhern city shady there's a
cake named for a laay--
One who doubtless waa the darling ~
the House 90 unitimnrc-
NauFhf know we of lhla fair sister. yet
the writer owen Wintcr
Called h's novel bV thn cakes uame-
Iuto thousands 81 dld soar
but Dc surely was the cakes fame that
dld make the story uoar
Merely thia. and nothing more.
For that peerless toothsume matter.
this r. how they make the batter.
Just one cup ~ Eoiden butter. tive 81
90 sugar. : implore'
Cup 81 mnk aud three q hour-haif
another 81 that dover
Two teaspoons ~ hakinE-powdsr.
whites % SIX sgEs vel whipped
Ger.
And one spoon ln which rose water
has been duly nlLnrad Ger
Merely these. and nothing more
Now there atm remains the auinu.
which tho layers Keep from
splitting
tAnd go thickly used as frostinE on
the cop and sides Ealorel
Three ours sugar. one 90 water. boiled
until % threads Cor "ouEhter'l
Beaten with ne whites ~ three eWgs.
Ga which cup ~ raisihs pour.
Also cup ~ CHOPPED pecan meats and
eve hrs sliced thin. you pour
Only there. and nothing more
-EHchanre.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-25
A FREE LANCE.

There are no more open hearted
nor generous people IN the world than
the inhabitants ~ newspaper offices
when they are approached In the right
way.
Ms experiences a. a free lance we're
varied and interesting Some % the
articles 7 wrote were wise and most
% them were foolish. some were profit
able. others ut-and-out loss. Oooa-
sionaily ! was given an assignment
but the editors preferred 10 have ideas
contributed. I kept a notebook and
iotted down the subjects that occurred
90 me. and ! felt very pleased n rot
an order for one out Of ten. Sometimes
things were rejected even after they
were done. but not often.
However. the way grew easier con-
Etantly and my interest dld not fax. /
have never been an easy worker %
large producer. being rather slow anu
conscientious. and while at times this
n a distinct disadvantage. a. others Y
"a an asset once a sunday editor gave
me a very good assignment Ia perfer-
euce % other more experienced work
crs. because he said he knew ] would
do II with absolute honesty. once or
twice BY taking things rom q fresh
viewpoint 7 landed stories others had
failed 70 place
No sooner had ! practically made
good" along these lines. than I became
restless again. desiring a wider neid
and more serious work Prom = prae-
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-25

mails. done On miniature, where Peter
Pan had scared the lion away ~ look
ing through his less.
My glass tra-tray was The f1unda-
u1n upon which had IaId 90 mirrors
chen covered the whole with dirt. leay-
InF one mirror round for q lake. while
fhe other formed hranched river
leading from DO away through tiny
trees made ~ cedar twigs and hould-
frs made 90 small natural rocks. A.
one end ~ tha lake there was a
matched cottage. white walks leading
"a O. made from egg shells run
through the coffee grinder. And
walking about beneath the trees were
elephants. lions. tigers, bears and all
sorts ~ Wild animals These. % courss.
can he gotten with any toy Noah's
Ark Drinking from the river was n
donkey. some cows and several do
INVESTIGATED animals
Surrounding the forest. was a hedge
made af cedar twiFs with wild flowers
stuck upright n De- forming e tsnEie
~ forest EFowth 90 keep the animals
from getting out yet low enough for
the children 90 see oyer.
The menu was o. follows. A cereal
with cream. clear mutton broth. bread
and butter. plain vanilla ice-cream and
animal crackers
After supper HGoodhys7 were said.
and each child went home very happy
with ere Fo0d time Peter Pan had
givcn him.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-25

rcoldinrs a. them f1r being - curious
Little Johnny Green may HEh now.
n he has been a good BOYS" would
come floating up to uEs from tho trH.-
tops. Johnny > would asE care Euu
ablr to cen Peter PAN thaf SOU are o.
good boy
yes" Johnny would answer serious
o. and with evident anxiety.
Then ten Peter Pan HoH
eyes. yes. Peter Pan. hr would raN
czcffedIy. while au the other children
stood brcathiessfF avBIfun thefr turn.
Then throw down yUur line would
again come from tae tree-fora and
Johnny would cast BE line from tnH
window. weighted hy an iron from The
clothes closet. 80 ar 60 f1f straight
Then be would run 90 un % ma Rt
the other end a package HN fIrE u
his turn nshcd There were paint
boxes. bubble pipes. pistols balls and
en- the things that can De- found at
any ten-Ceut store. and which newer
fail 20 deuRht children far more than
more expensive toys.
After the ashluE war over. fhe but
Ter with his dinner ben descended Tho
tree and announced supper served" as
imprrturbably as ever.
We went down. two and two. mv Ht-
tie Peter leading enc way blowing
upon a toy Pipe Of Pan"
ln the dining room e wonderful e.Ehf
met cut eyes. Cor there. u che center
90 the table was The Forest 81 AMI
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-25

This 10 an account o. a party 7 rave
ms little boy on his fourth birthday
ny studio. a large room on the Sec
ond four, half 81 which IN built cut
over the down stairs porch. has sever
Al windows opening out into the very
trce-tops. ON the day - the party.
when ! had Fathered Ell my sons ht-
tie friends about me 7 told them the
story % Peter Pan. adding that aften
when good little boys" had parties
that he and his good fairy. Tinker
Bell hew % the nearest tree-topa 90
watch the fun. Says L. y. W. IN an
exchange.
Z often FED Peter Pan. continued.
~ leaving nice bits q cake o. candy
on the window-sli az night. and there
fore wc we're on the best % terms
though he never would give up his
home with the Lost BOYS" and come
% i've with me
sun . said. feft sure that Peter
Pan was particularly interested in this
party ~ my ufue Peter and. IN fact.
Rad told me be would Re in the tree
tors that afternoon % the stroke %
four. And there be was. sure enough.
for the tree-tops werc rurtInw q glad
EreetinE % him just then. I save them
each q fishing pole % lei down into
the tree-tnrs where Peter Pan would
sic q present on o. fnr them
90 course. the widest excitement
followed. and Z war keUt very busy
makInE only ore ~ q time Hsh end
keeping the others from tumhlinE out
a. the window in their ondeavor % see
Peter Pan. But Peter Pan himself
soon restored order ~ telling them be
would ny away % they did not DO as
said. while Tnker-BcI tinklod her
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-25

Boil together two eupfuIs 81 &gw
orleans moiaases. one cuuful ~ sugar.
% tnhleapoonfui % vinegar and a tea
spoonful 81 butter. AZ soon e. a few
drops of the candy seem brittle when
dropped into cold water. add pinch
- soda, then take AZ once from the
IRE. Turn into hutiered shallow pans
and place where a VII cool enough %
handle. do not stir while cooking or
a WI be likely 90 sraia After the
candy o. cool enough 90 pull let two
persons wash their hands. then rinse
IN cold water. 80 az % have them az
cold a. possible. Rub q little butter
over the hands. then take the candy
from the plate On which d haa cooled
md let one reracn ruii 81 out straight
without twlstine, then throw n over
the hands 90 TIRE second person. who
holds bis out like q hook Vow pull
the strip hack and forth. bat always
without twisting When white nnd
brittle throw ths sheet on a board Or
marble and crack IN pieces with the
back uf "a steel knife
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-25
Edited BY
CELIA MYROVER ROBINSON

teal side. I have always made the niH-
take az iaapinN too coon. which an
things considered 10 not had aa getting
In a rut-hut the middle distance
ahould ~ attained
A short story mailed % a New York
magazine came hack with an cncour-
aging letter and q request 20 see more
~ ms work { had already cast eyes
20 desire upon the Oar metropolis. Ny
good friend urged the experiment tho
men I knew best al the Newspaper
Ufficoa told me not % become a news
paper hack The almost paternai In
tercst advice and encouragement those
dear fellow gave me. I shall never
forget Then q fairy Eorfnthar. a MAJ
who had been my friend from child-
Continued On PaEs seven