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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-12-26

in the v shape in front there is MOTH
ing more girlish IN the world. Fur as
a trimming about the neck IL becom-
ing in high collar. The collars OF
coats are made to fit snugly around the
throat on some Of the suits this year
and are becoming that way. Fur is
attractive anyway, and rich tones Of
color in it make 1t irresistible when
seen next to a very .'oung face flushed
with color.
Sometimes a girl knows instinctivelS
just what is becoming to her and just
what she needs in the way of clothes.
But the deplorable part of It is that
there are just as many who do not.
and these girls need help in the way
Of selection.
To learn how to dress il a wonder
full accomplishment; 1t saves SO much
money, because one wears ones clothes
| SO much longer. Try to. study your
own individual ideas. girls: make your
keynote simplicity and then broaden
out as much as you like in the way
Of personal touches. It means so much
! in the end
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-12-26

A real pussy-cat cloak-big and full
and comfy-straight from the house of
Drecoll. is shown on the left. Envelop-
ed in its voluminous folds the wearer
is almost lost. Only her eyes peep out
from above the bushy black and white
fox collar-the n4agpies combination in
furs being one Of the new notes Of
the Drecoll collection. Straight and.
oh. so full. the mantle hangs from this
furry collar almost to the bottom OF
the gown, and always f1aring. And as
if to accentuate this spring at the bot
tom a wide band of the two furs is
added. The tiny hands find their way
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-12-26

ms, a cup of sugar, one egg, one crack
er. rolled fine, and the grated rind. of
one lemon. Make a puff paste and line
with the mixture. Bake twenty min
utes
Potatoes au Gratin-Mix three cups
of cold boiled potatoes with one cup
Of milk and the same of water. Boil
one minute, then add tablespoon cf
dissolved flour and cook one minute
longer. Turn into a baking dish, cover
with cheese and bake until brown.
Berry Slice-Mix two cups of flour
with a heaping tablespoon of lard, a
cup of milk and teaspoon of baking
powder. Roll out, lay in a buttered
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-12-26

sian officers use to edge their capes
This fur forms the collar high and
fiaring, but, open in the front, outlines
either side Of the front Of the tight lit
tie Jacket and edges the tiny haring
basque. But the newest feature of the
jacket is the leg-o'mutton sleeve-the
real. old time, full sleeve gathered full
into the normal armhole- The skirt.
full and trimmed with braid. displays
the patent-leather Russian boots.
Ruffle upon ruffle, each ripping
forth in billowy fullness, makes one be-
lieve that this quaint little skirt of
coral pink taffeta shown on the right
must have been cherished all these
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-12-26

years in the hidden recesses Of a chest
belonging to an 100 belle. At least
Weeks has copied almost to the last
detail the skirt of that period. There
are slight notifications in the corsage,
though the fiat shoulder effect is just
as pronounced. And it is achieved by a
sash of black and silver brocade rib
bon which twines its way over one
shoulder and across the hip. Two ruff
fies of the taffeta outlined in sable are
laid fat over the other shoulder, the
flare coming well below the top OF the
arm. A line of sable marks the bottom
edge of the skirt. which is short
enough to display the turn of the ankle.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-12-26

out Of two great cuffs-muff- like pieces
of fur-which extend almost to the ell
bow of the big, baggy sleeves. An an
tiQue Russian silver ornament fastens
q cloak which might have been fash
toned for the ex-Empress Eugene.
Since Russia and France have Joined
against the enemy, the French cou-
turiers do not hesitate to CLEAN their
inspiration from the land of snow and
beautiful women. From the tip of her
turban to the toes Of her boots this lit
tie lady shown in the center is Rus
sian. The material is blue cloth, the
military blue color, and the trimmings
are black astrachan, the fur the Rus
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-12-26

baking dish and cover with berries.
Sprinkle with brown sugar and bake
Is minutes.
Eggless Corn Muffins-Mix half a
cup Of sugar, two tablespoons of but
ter, a cup of sour cream, cup
flour, two and a half cups Of corn
meal, and a teaspoon Of soda. Bake
in muffin tins.
Gingerbread-Mix half cup OF
sugar. a quarter of a cup of butter.
one egg, a quarter of a cup of mOlassea
a cup of flour, a teaspoon of soda.
half a teaspoon of ginger, and half
a cup of boiling water. Bake in a
moderate oven thirty minutes.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-12-26

(By LeOnore Olrich. The beautiful
star in THE Bird OF Paradise" which
is now to be shown in moving pictures.)
The keynote of the true girlishness
in dress is simplicity. There should be
nothing of the bizarre, nothing extreme
on a young girl. but all her clothes
should breathe sweetness. Youth is like
a flower, whether it be a pink rose or
a scarlet poppy, and color is therefore,
as much a part of youth as anything
one might suggest.
Therefore. let a girl be attired in
any color she may desire, but let there
be no trimming or very little orna-
mentation of any kind about her. For
real youth, perhaps, there is nothing
so attractive as pure white, made very
simply without silhouetting the figure.
Color is. of course. bright and youth
full, but white is SO innocent there is
something about 1t that speaks Of the
fragility of femininity, and. of course.
a real girl wants to be feminine in
her mind and thoughts as well as in
her clothes.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-12-26
RECEIPTS BY MRS. RAY

Bread Crumb Omelet-Mix one cup
of bread crumbs with a cup of hot
milk. a teaspoon of butter and lit
tie salt When cool add two beaten
eggs and turn into hot buttered pan.
When brown fold and serve.
Boiled Tongue-Soak one hour in
cold water. Drain and cover with cold
water and boil until tender. Peel off
the skin and serve with a garnish of
parsley.
Banbury TartsHMix a cup of rails
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-12-26
Mock German Pie.

Two tablespoons cornstarch. one
and one-half cups OF boiling water,
one cup sugar, yolks of two eggs, three
tablespoons good vinegar, two spoon
fuls butter: flavor with lemon. Use
the whites to frost top and bake with
one crust. Flour can be used instead
nj cOrnSfarch
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-12-26
Apple-Custard Pie.

Six apples put through coarsest
knife Of food chopper. Beat yolk of
one egg with tablespoon of water and
half cup sugar; mix with apples. Bake
in rich crust until crust Is done, then
take white of egg. add one tablespoon
water and little salt and beat until
stiff: add sugar, spread over pie, put
In oven until brown. 1t IL delicious
and economical. a. 1t only takes one
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-12-26

Make ample room for silent friends-the
books,
That give 70 much and only ask for
space.
Nor let sUtt1ity crowd out the vase
which hes mo ~ SAVES gRactng b. its
~ psocfoss Houo
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-12-26

Here bring your best m thought ana wora
and deed;
Your sweetest acts. your highest SELF
control; =
Nor save them for some later hour ana
goal. s -. u. 49, : =
4 a need: ~ ~ Il sf s ss-.s.g s & -
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-12-26

There should be music. melody and song;
Beauty in every spot: an open door
And generous sharing Of the pleasure
store
WIN fellow pilgrims ~ they paas along,
seeking tor Houne-
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-12-26

To make home. we should take an OF
love,
And much of labor. patience and keen
JOY.
Then mix the elements of earth's alloy
above. -.
The sptr:t-Hom& sa
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-08-04

EEK. Teh $500 delavcev ustvaria
ozek temelj, IL katerega Sc pre-.
sadi med drugo delavstvo nezado
v%olJnost S svojim nevrednim DO.
lozajem, temelj, il katerega era
ste marsikateri hrast, XII je bill
pred kratkim Sc bilka.
V TEN gornjem sluGaju Sc bli.
"a delavni zasluzek svoji resniGni
vsebini, MANFRED zasluzku "a izvr.
seno delo. ker pa so ii sluGaji
praktiGno brez veljave, Jill ne mo.
reno upoStevati in moramo zasluz-
no vpraSanje brez ten poedinih il.
Jem presojati. DanaSnji dclavni
zasluzck nam ne predstava zaslu-
EEK "a delo, temyeG je lie mamie
vredna m%enjevalna vrednost "a
blago: delavno moe.
To dejstvo ostane neovrgl.iivo V
vsakem slucaju, V vsaki zasluzni
formi.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-08-04

NJ o.avec Sc ne raZume
rskih medsebojnosti, ker
Nna velikosti odvisnosti ME.
.ega della cd prodanje vredno-
ii i%zvrSenega della in ker mu .ie
ia nacin popolnoma neznano, ka-
ko fmkcijo igra njegovo dclo V
vpraSanju podjetniSkega dobicka.
zastrto mu je oko, da hi zamogel
gospOdarsko oceniti svoje delo.
Razdelitev delavnega efekta in "a
~sluznega iznosa ma poedine clene
gospodarskega dobiGka je tako ra-
finirana in vp0gled V proizvajal-
ne Skrivnosti razliGnih podjetij
tako nemogoc, da Sc nj cuditi, akd
delavstvo izgubi YES ~interes, pre-
iskovati odvisnost njegovega de-
lavncga zasluzka cd kapitalistic-
mega dobiGka.
Ia delavstvo bi bio ma vsak ma
Gin najvece vrednosti, da hi ime-
10 jasnost, ako pri razliGnih ko-
njunkturah, pri razliGnih prodaj-
nth vrednostih enega i'm istega
blaga vrednoSt zasluznega izno-
ga njegovega della pada ali rase.
To hi bilo lie tedaj mogoGe, ako
hi zamogle organizacije razvideti,
kaj ostane podjetniku cd prodaj-
ne Gene. ako odbije cd tie vse SUI
rovinske in dejanske proizvajal-
ne stroske delavskega plaGila. TIA
ostanek predstavlja potem izpla-
cani delavni zasluzek in dobi6ek
podjetnika in ma ia nacin hi bio
potem lahko delavstvu i~zracunati
svoj prisluzeni delez.
A to je sedaj nemogoce. Pod
jetniStvo ne DO nikdar tako naiv-
no, da hi dovolilo ia vpogled in
druzabne razmere sc pri sedanji
sestavi nikdar tako temeljito ne
spremen6, da hi sc zamoglo zako.
nitim potion podjetnika prisiliti
da hi dovolil delavstvu to kontro.
10. To moramo ma vsak nacin cd.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-08-04
MI ti|uted
ssn ssglo danaSnji nm HaG


vrgljivo, kaj je delavni zasluzek,
a povedal nam nj kako pride de-
lavstvo zc danes do svojega de,
lavnega zasluzka in ce re ne do ce-
lega, vsaj do poStenejega plaGila.
Ravno Y razmotrivaniu vpraSa-
MIA delavnega zasluzka vlada ia.
ko med delavstvom kakor V orga-
nizacijah ~najvecja zmenSnjava. V
tenn oziru nina dclavstvo progra-
maticne jasnosti in radi tcga nj
Guido, ako PLAYA danes sem. jutri
tia V toku razlicnih mezdnih pro
blemov. Tu Sc odplaGuje delo V a
kOrdu, tam ma uro. najti .je pa tu-
di Sc plaGilO V n%aturalijah.
kolikor mi je znano. tudi Sc do
danes nj nobena veGja organiza,
cija Oziroma strankima zbornica
natancnO fiksirala pojem delavne-
ga zasluzka. Glasi Sc paG n. pr.
akord je Skodljiv, dclavni zaslu.
EEK V naturalijah je odpraviti, a
nj nobene popolnoma precizne di.
rektive, pc katerej maj Sc organi-
zacije ravnajo. Treba hi bilo. da
Sc to vpraSanje ma svetovnem kon.
grcsu vseh strOkovnih organiZaci!
definitivno resi- in zakljuGi, po ka.
terem nacinu Sc ina delavni IA
sluzek fiksirati oziroma Ia kali
nacin Sc ina delO povsod in "a
vedno plaGevati.
Ako je n. pr. mogoce da sc pc
vsem svetu in vedno placuje il
racuna zclezo po ky, vino po |
mora biti tudi mogoce, da Sc DELE
placuie edino pc urah, tednih al
mesecih, ali pa le pc mnozini liz
vrsenega della. Tudi pri prodaj
blaga je bio nekdaj V rabi raz
novrstno merilo. Tako sc je ku
povalo i'll prodajalo Tito po tez
ali pa pc mernikih in merilne c
%notnice so bile pc. vseh dezelal
razlicne. Dosegel pa Sc je spora
yum in Sc internacijonalno priz
nal enoten merilen sistem. Kar j
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-08-04
RaZnO.

Tri milijone "a zviSanje oficir-
skin plac! - AvStrijSka vojna IL
prava DO V prihodnji proracun
pOstavila nastavek dveh do treh
milijonov kron. Ola zviSa gaze
Gastnikom in vojaSkim uradni-
kom. Ia "regulacija gaz" ina
baje stopiti V veljavo $ l. januar-
jem 1915. Pc tel regulaciji bodo
poroGniki in nadporoGniki ma
boljSem "a 80 kron ma mescc.
Stotniki pa "a So kron ma mesec.
Trdno prepricani smo, da bodo
meSGanskc stranke breZ vSakega
ugovora dale te tri milijone "po.
manjkanje trpeGim" castnikom.
Tekmovanje meScanskih strank.
Y katercm bodo GastnikOm poda.
lie ~zviSanje gaz, 10 pa "a DELAY.
stvo zelo pou6no. ker DO le-to vi
dclo, kako lahko dobe "stebri
drzaVe' denar. - tn ne DO pray
mic sliSati o kakSnem junktimu.
Ne bo st pref vpraSalo "a pokrit.
je. Tcga je treba lie tcdaj, kadar
gre "a navadnc dclavce i'm pa ar.
zavue nastavljcncc in sluge. Ia
castnikc Sc DO dalo. ne da hi Sc
trcnilo Z OCesom.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-08-04
Outlaw, Sarajevo:
DELAVSKI PROBLEMI IN
ORGANIZACIJE.
CKonec.)
(Konec.)

Nepravilneji odgovor pa dobi-
mo od delavca, XII opravlja visje
kvalificirano delo. In to nj 6udno.
Dostikrat Sc trudi delaveo S ka-
kim poslom, o katerem sploh ne
We, kaka vez obstoii med njego-
vim poslom in sploSno potrebo "a
gospodarstvo. Vzemimo lie pisa
ria, XII II. pr. pri sOdniji yes dan
prepisuje sodnijske akte! Nehote
mu pride ~vpraSanje, jeli to pro-
duktivno delo ali ne? Kako "a
more potem doticnik oceniti svoje
delo pc gospodarski vrednosti?
POpolnoma nemogoGe mu jei Ia
pOsel Sc zamore edino po efektiv-
mem trudu, pc efektivno izrablje-
nj delavni moGi oceniti. Ia tako
delo imeti hi moral gotove enot-
nice, katerih pa do danes Sc MIS-
mo naSli.
Delavni zasluzek je V danaSnji
dobi nekaj fiktivnega, neka.j po-
polnoma Samovoljno izmiSljcncga :;
dclavnI zaSluzck imcnuicmo danes
lie oni predujem, katerega odra-
tuna podjetnik cd svojega prof.
ia ma dovrSenem delu.
Prodajna vrcdnost vsaccga bla-
ga, della obstoji IL razlicnih vred-
nOStnih delov: surovine, investi-
cijske amortizacije strojev in oro-
dij, transportnih in delavnih stro-
Skov. Delavni StroSki hi moral hi
ii torej "a delavStvo delavni "a
Sluzek, ako hi bill kapitalizem pra-
viGem. \ tega kapitalizem ne sto-
ri. Delavstvu odstopi od tega fax
torja lie manjSi del, ve6jega OBJ
drzi sebi, "a poviSanje svojega
prOfita.
Radi te pozreSnosti je nastala
visa ~sSstovna krivica. katero trpi
~ v%praSanju delavnega
so vsi mezdni
.fitazelinost ie
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-08-04

kapitalisticna civilizacija je III
dana ma plecih delavstva.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-08-04
Denar premoti tudi svete me

beudi pIcIlOtl tuul SVete mo-
re. Prior rimskega samostana
San Giovanni g Paolo je ovadil
brata Federika, ker jc poneveril
visoko svoto. Denar, XII so ga pri-
nasali vemiki "a maSe, je deloma
porabil "a TO, da 81 pridobi ma
klonJenOst mlade zenc, XII 10 ie
spoznal V samostanski cerkvi. Ia
zena zivi loceno cd svojega So
proga in je bila z dvema otroka.
ma V najvccji bcdi. Brat Fede-
rlko Je priccl razmer.ie z MO ma
ia nacin, da jc podaril otrokom
denar. konGno je dajal tudi niei
denar, a zcna mu je morala "a
vsako "darilo" izpostaviti me
nico IN dcsctkrat vecio vsoto. ka-
kor jo jc dobila V OAR. Pred
Professionalism sodnikom je izpo.
vedala zcna, da je pre.jela 1900
hr, a menicc jc napravila "a II
tlsoc lir. Pred nekaj dnevi je
izgnil menih IL samostana. bale
sc skriva V Rimu. Pred osmimi
meseci je izginil il istega m
stana menih, Xxi je vel S seboi
preceJsnjo vsoto %cerkvenega pre-.
mozenja.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-08-04
Pas brezzicnega brzojava obse

DIS IcZLlCueSd OIZOJdVd ODSe-
ga svet. - Sc pred kratkim so Sc
p%ritOzevalc angleSke paroplovne
proge, katerih ladje plujejo pro
ii vzhodu, ter imajo ma krovu
pripravo "a brezzicni brzojav. da
jim Ia naprava ne koristi mnogo.
kar je med Egiptom in Indijo
premalo brezzicnih postal. Sedaj
pa j. to drugaGe. Med Karahijem
in Rangunom So jc poStavilo Sc
dem postal, vrhutega pa Sc ncka-
tcre Y notrajnosti. Poleg tega pa
so re podpisade pogodbe "a Pc
nang in Singapore, tako da DO
kmalu ~uStvarjena zvcza L Benga-
lijO in kitajskim morjcm do Hon
konga. Okrog avtralskega obrez-
ia pa so postaje tako gostc. da .je
ladja, Xxi zapusti Okrozje enc po-
stale, takoj V okrozju druge. Ko
bo naprava V Port Darvinu goto-
va, bo Avtralija V zvezi z Veliko
Britannia. Tudi Nova Zelendija
in Fidzijski otoki STA oprcmljeni
Z b~rezzitnimi postajami. Kanad-
sko omrezje Sc polagoma razSirja
cd Atlantskega proti Tihemu o.
ceanu. Kmalu bodo V zvezi tudi
otoHi britanskc Zapadnc Indie,
ter afriSki kontinent. no DO do.
gotovljena postaja V Honolulu
ma Havajskih otokih. DO zemlja
krog in krog %preprezena z brez-
ziCnim br~zojavom.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-08-04
L. polja moderne vede.

krltosrcno prlZnatl, ker bl v ma
sprotnem ~slu6aju lie sebe in de
lavstvo varali.
Pa tudi 6e hi Sc naSel podjet.
mix in dovOlil vpogled V svoje
knjige, hi bio nemogo6e liz ME
govih prikritih in zvozljanih
vknjizb, najti resnico. Podjetnik
ina sto izhodov, da prikrije dobi.
eek. oziroma Ola fingira n%epravil-
ne stroske ali pa da sploh tako
zamota medsebojne delavne pro.
cese, da je nepoducenemu memo
gOte izlusGiti pravo zrno
Naredimo pa Sc nadaljno kon.
cesijo. Dovoljen nam je natancen
vpogled in nj samo to, podjetnik
nam tudi poda pravilna in resniG-
ma %pojasnila. S tezkim trudom
smo natanGno prcra6unali, ko-
like odpade ma delavni zaSluzck
in podjetnikov dobiCek tega obra-
ia. Koncerdirajmo Sc nadalje, da
ia podjetnik $ svojim delavstvom
praviGnO in V obojestransko "a
dovoljstvo razdeli preOStali zne-
SEX med oba kontrahcnta - de
lavstvo in sebe-podjetnika. Ali
smo $ TEN kaj dosegli? Nel Kajti
to bi bio merodajno lie "a to pod
jetje te stroke in hi Sc ma nikak
naGin ne dalo preustrojiti V sploS-
no nor. -,no "a VISA podjetja tie
stroke.
Vsak poedini slucaj zahteva
Svojo lastno bilanco. vsako pod
jetje rabi "a emo i'm isto dclo dru-
&c stroSke. druge delavne formu-
le. Pa tudi Ge hi Sc VISA podjet.ja
one Strok" popolnoma uicmala V
! produkcijskih metodah in produ-
kciiSkih stroSkih. je delavni "a.
Sluzck "a raznOvrStne ~pokrajine
no %popolnOma drugem vrednost.
nom merilu oceniti. Tore.j ie de-
lavni zasluzek tako komplicirana
funkcija neutrality-suspicious.
proizvajanja in della, da Sc nika.
kor ne da spraviti Y mathematician
ali gOSpodarsko formula.
Pc tel poti toraj nikakor ne pri-
demo do ugodne reSitve. tega ia
kO vaznega vpraSanja. Smelo tr-
dim, da pc tel tudi nikdar ne do
n,sS. FORTHWITH uspchov, ker je
ncnaravno i'm matema-
ASaj mora biti re
(izvajania
'lefinicijo.
ToTvPae jasno in neo.
vrgljivo, kaj je delavni zasluzek,
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-08-04
POTOvANJE v s1ARo DOMOy.N

parobrodns ~poslovnica je ~najveeia
Zapadu IN ina vse najboljse -oceanst,
crte (iinije). Sifkarte prodajamo DO
kompsniIskih cenah.
The Washington times., 1914-03-10

she can make use OF II II. everything
she does-in walking. in household
duties. in social dancing" continued
Mrs. Watts. Except that I do not
believe she could succeed in redeem
ing the so-called new dances from
utter usiin<ss. But she will be a
stronger and more beautiful athlete.
l myself have sent a golf ball much
further than an experienced player.
and ] did not adopt the awkward
golfing attitude"
Have you any suggestions a. 10
diet for the woman who a uould make
and keep a Greek fgure?''
"The modern woman eats too
much and too often. I take only
two meals . day. and though I eat
what I want ! limit the quantity.
Another bad trick Of the mSdern
woman 10 massage. It's the lasiest
way Of taking exercise.
ALSO women should be careful OF
their shoes, which should be to their
feet what gloves are to the hands.
The inner line of the shoe should be
straight and the heel low.
THE woman who balances prop
erly not only looks so much better,
but she feels so much better" the
little Englishwomarl ended. glow
ingly.
And I think myself that to have a
figure like hers would be very
permanent incentive to an optimistic
outlook.
The Washington times., 1914-03-10
Teach Your Child
How to Be Healthy
Regular Bowel Movement
from In dncy Insures Good
Health in Later Years.

We cannot all start life with the ad-
vantages of money. but every child
born is entitled to the heritage of
good health. Through unfortunate ig-
norance or careIessness in the feed
ing Of a baby its tiny stomach may
become deranged. The disorder
spreads to the bowels and before the
mother realizes it the two chief or
gans on which the infants comfort
and health depend are causing it great
suffering II the condition Is allowed
to continue grave ailments often re-
suit.
There is however, no occasion for
alarm. and the sensible thing to do
but II should be done instantly--is to
give the baby a small dose Of a mild
laxative-tonic. In the opinion of a
great many people. among them such
we1l-known persons as the parents of
Bertha Lee Woodard years old, Of
Moultrie, Ga the proper remedy is DR.
CaldwelIs Syrup Pepsln. Mrs. /. n.
Woodard says that little Bertha was
troubled with constipation for over a
year. and that after trying several
different kinds of remedies she found
her relief in Syrup Pepsin. 1t is a
mild, pleasant-tasting laxative. which
every person likes, does not grippe nor
cramp and contains that most excel
lent Of all digestants. pepsin.
DIR. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin is espe-
cialIy intended for infants, children,
women. old people, and all others
to whom harsh cathartics. salt waters.
pills. etc. are distressing. In fact. in
The Washington times., 1914-03-10
D. ]. Kaufman Is Host to
Employees of His Store

D. J. Kaufman gave a dinner at Har-
,ey's last night to twenty employees OF
his house and to several business
friends Of Washington and other cities
:. H. Cunningham was toastmaster.
Among those present were W. n.
TOSS, E. 8. Hutch ms. B. n. HOFFMAN.
NJ. Jones. sidney Wollbers. L. Mar
tn, e. Horander II. I. Elwood. John
BIumer. Leo Loeb. L. Frankfurt
Joseph d. Kaufman. ". Catalano. A.
Marcis. J. Pompen. H. Eoeriy. p. F.
Cain. c. c. Archibald. George McMor-
ris. Anton Karl. w. F. D. Heron,
Simon L. Nye. c. Lanman: Or. H: NJ.
Kaufman, Louis Chaser. Leroy King.
Milton Kaufman, Harry Kaufman.
Samuel Steinberger. Norman Luchs,
Ben Wolbers. irving Kaufmsn., Allan
Hollander. Morris Luchs. Arthur D..
Marks, Albert Steinem. ]. p. Herman.
Louis Boyer. c. c. Randolph: Albert
Luchs Sam Simmons. New York: e. NJ.
Steppacher. Walter Steppacher. Phila-
deiphia; Manus Hamburger. Baltimore;
Archie Foise New York: n. Liberlecr
Baltimore: NJ. c. Grafey. tr... Philadel-
phia: william Golway. and Charles
Beers.