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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1915-12-10
Kwestya pOkOju W Par
lamencie niemieckim.
Znamienna enuncyacya
KancIerza.

Londyn, 10 grudnia. - Prasa
ca8ego swiata i wszystkich panstw
walczacych W pierwszym rzsdzie
jest przepe4niona kornbinacyami
mozliwoSci pokojowych, ktore o.
becnie wydaja sic jasniejsze niz
hedykolwiek: w Nienczech W
Anglii, a wiec W dwu panstwach
g86wnych wojny Obecnej jedno--
czesnie pad4y znamienne wysoce
enuncyacye premier6w rzad6w
tych padstw W sprawie pokoju:
i oba rzady ME appreciate mo-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1915-12-10
W Parlamencie Niea,iec

Berlin, 10 grudnia. - Najwaz-
niejsze cd czasu wybuchu wojny
obecnej oSwiadczenie rzadowe re
strony niemieokiej miaio miejsce
wczoraj W parlamencie Rzeszy
Nierniec. Interpelowano Rad -
CO do ewentualnych warunkow, w
jakichby Rad niemiecki byf skfon
ny zawrze pok6j. InterpeIowaa
DIR. Scheidemann, socyalista, od-
powiedzia} natychnliast w dwu
przem6wieniach kanclerz DIR.
Bethmann Hollweg: pierwsze
jego przem6wienie omawiaio eko-
nomiczne po1ozenie Niemiec !
zmierza4o do udowodnienia pc
wnika il Nierncy ME mogs bye
wygfodzone, kanclerz wskazywa3
ma dostatek wegla zapasow ~
wnoSci, jesli te tylko beda we
wIasciwy spos6b adrninistrowa--
ne; wspominai, IL W niekt6rych
krajach walczacych z Niemcami
ceny zywnosci So wyzsze niz w
Niemczech?l! (...Sofizmatyczne
gadanie; So ceny wyzsze tylko W
Rosyi - a raczej w zajetej przez
Nienc6w Polsce - dlatego, IL
wszystka zywnosc Niemcy z Pol
ski zrabowali dla siebie; w Au-
stryi, kt6ra valley po stronie Me
mice ceny zywnoSci So mozliwie
najwyzsze. -. Przyp. Red. D. CO.
Kanclerz wywodzi4, il panuje "a
granica opinia, re Niemcy So W
przechwili ruiny gfodowej - jest
to ME prawda, a jak d1ugo ia o.
PIMA bedzie panowaia - zia pa
nuje oryentacya o wartoSci je--
dnej ze stron walczacych i Mem
com mic innego ME pozosta-
je, jak walczye dalej az przeciw-
mix pozna owa swa zia oryentacye
/ zmieni ia do pokoju sam sic
skioniG zechce. Interpelacya O.
mawiana "a granica wielkie wy
wofa{a zaciekawierie - czekaja
'jej wyniku: niechze SWAT vie, il
mylnie sadzi zasoby niemieckie,
ze zawioda sic Sprzymierzeni, Ii
czac gf6d take "a swego Sprzy-
mierzehca. -. Druga nova kan
clerza dotyczy4a konjunktur po-
litycznych wytworzonych sytua-
cys wo1enna. Tu kanclerz mo-
viii: IL wojna ia jest dzie3em "a
wisci / rywalizacyi (Anglia-
Niemcy.... Przyp. Red. D. c.,
4e Anglia jest "a MIA kryrninalnie
odpowiedzialna | dedys historya
wyrok ma MIA wyda. Kanclerz o.
mawias sytuacye ma wszystkich
teatrach wojennych = wspomniai
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1915-12-10
ANGLIA USTEPUJE STA
NOM ZJEDNOCZONYM.

Ambassador Page W Londynie "a
wiadomil Department stanu, re
Wielka lBrytania postanowila
przychylic sic do zadah protestu
Stanow Zjednoczonych przeciw--
ko rekwizycyi okretow linii The
American Transatlantic Coz i
przeprowadzi dochodzenia w
sprawie parowcow .Hocking" i
Tennessee, ktore ME ulegfy re-
kwizycyi, tylko zostaly przetrzy-
name do decyzyi sadu morskie--
go. RownoczeSnie zapewnia ad--
miralicya angielska, re ME bedzie
zabierac innych okret6w tel linii.
Omawiajac powyzsze doniesie-
ME, sekretarz stanu Lansing o.
Swiadczyl, re ambassador brytyj-
ski Sir Cecil Spring Rice zawia-
domil go rowniez, il Rad jego
cofnai rozkaz rekwizycyi dwu Wy
zej wymienionych parowcow po
lecil szybko przeprowadzic co do
mich rozprawe. Zdaje sic to bye
zapowiedzia, il Anglia zaczyna
modyfikowa Gstosowane dotych'
czas przez mia bezwzglednie sprze
czne prawem postanowienia
Rady Koronnej odnosnie do bio
kady Niemiec.
Powodem zarzadzonej pierwo-
tnie rekwizycyi parowcow ,,Hock-
ing" i tennessee" byio podejrze-
ME, il W linii ,,The American
Transatlantic Co." jest czeScio--
wo przynajmniej zaangazowany
kapital niemiecki. I
ZEDRZE MASKE z TWARZY
KONSULOW.
Nowy York, 10 grudnia. -
Sledztwo federalne W sprawie spi-
skowej dzialalnoSci niemieckiego
kapitana Franza Won Rintelen,
dazacej do wywoiywania straj--
k6w w fabrykach amunicyi, wy
ci9ga ma jaw fakty znaczenia pier
wszorzednego.
Prokurator federalny Marshall
oSwiadczyl, ze lava przysiegiych
pred ktora sledztwo sic prowa--
dzi zbierze sic prawdopodobnie
powtornie dopiero W przyszlym
tygodniu by wysiuchac zeznafi
wielkiej liczby Swiadkow, ktore
beda bardzo doniosie i sensacyjne.
Pc raz pierwszy wczoraj urzedo-
wnie przyznano, ze niekt6rzy ME-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1915-12-10
.NIEMCY OCZEKUJA PRO-
POZYCYI POKOJU.
MOzliWoSci POkOjOWe.
WALK MA BAkKANlE.
ANGLICY POBIC|.
ROSYANIE BIJA NIEMCOW.
Ma ZACHODNIM TEATRZE WOJNY.
A ZACHODNIM TEATRZE WOJNY.

liby "a poSrednikow. Wilson O.
swiadczyc miai, il gotow jest do
usfugi pokojowej, lecz musi bye
zapewniony, il ME zostanie ona
odrzucona.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1915-12-10

O PolsCe!
Ka6losrau, Gsnsralusj Agencyt Polskiei " Losannte

Johanna, 9. 6. - We srOde we Who's
kim parIamencie przedstawiOna zOsta}a rezOlu-
eva ze strOny przedstawiciei wszystkich party,
pOdEug kt6rsj parliament wlOsh pOnawia wyra-
zy swej ufnOsci co do zwyciestwa armii sprzy-
mierzOnych, kt6re pOzwOt ma rychle OdnOwie-
ME Belgii Serbii wyraza nader gOrace pra-
gnienie, aleby takie szlachetny nar6d pOlski,
kt6ry przez wieh przeszle byl waznym czynni-
KEN kuIturaInym bronil Europe cd najazd6w
tatarskich i tureckich, wreszcie h6ry W przy-
szEOsci przeznaczOny jest do wainej roll W Ia
kresie r6wnowagi europeiskiej, zostal Odrestau-
rowany j napOwr6t zlaczOny W pahstwo wOlne
j niepOdlegle.
Csntralrsa Aaencya POAsl<a Fras. w LOzarsrie
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1915-12-10

lDokonczenle ma str 81.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1915-12-10
CZEGO zADA NOTA wy
SLANA DO AUSTRYI?

Washington, 10 grudnia. -
Tresc noty, kt6ra ostatnio Stany
Zjednoczone wyslaiy do Austryi
z powodu zatopienia parowca
,,Ancona", opiera sic ma potwier-
dzonym przez Austrye fakcie, re
statek torpedowano zanim wszy--
scy pasazerowie zdolali sic schro-
mic ma lodzie ratunkowe. Wobec
tego Department stanu zada od-
szkodowarlia "a utracone zycia
Amerykan6w, wychodzac z Ia
Iozenia, re bez wzgledu ma to, czy
okret pasazerski zatrzyma sic "a
rag po strzale ostrzegawczym,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1915-12-10
MIASTO SPLONEkO - FA-
BRYKA AMUNICYI
OCALAkA.
Hopewell, Va, 10 grudnia. -

Hopewell, Va, 10 grudnia. -
Wzniecony niewySledzona do
tychczas reka polar - prawdo-
podobnie pod}ozony - obrocif W
gruzy i zgliszcza miasto Hope
we'll, ktore jak grzyb po deszczu
wyrosio ostatniego lata w miej-
scu, gdzie ma wiosne las sosnowy
jeszcze szumiai, a liczylo obecnie
okolo $4,000 mieszkancow.
Pred oSmiu miesiacami firma
The Du Pont Powder Co." wy
budowaia niedaleko miasta Pc
tersburg nova fabryke amunicyi,
ktora zatrudniala w ostatnich
czasach $1,000 ludzi. Robotnicy
ci stworzyli W poblizu fabryki O.
sade Hopewell, ktora pozar wczo-
rajszy obr0cil w perzyne' Fabry-
czne zabudowania ocalaly.
Ogien wybuch1 w jednej z re-
stauracyi. CT, kt6rzy przypuszcza-
ja, re byl on podlozony, dopatru-
ja sic iacznoSci jego Z aresztowa-
MEM pewnego obcego czlowleka
ostatniej nocy, ktory usilowa} po-
diozyc bombe w departamencie
wysyIhowym fabryki, gdzie nagro
madzone byly wielkie zapasy ba-
welny strzelniczej, przeznaczo--
nej do wysylki dla Aliantow.
Pozar wszczal sic 0 godzinie
1 40 po poludniu, a ze wiekszosc
domow byla budowana z drzewa,
nadto dal silny Water, ogarnal
wkrotce Gale niemal miaSto i do
piero 0 godzinie Sci wieczor, gdy
juz same nieomal pozoStaly zgli-
SEGA, uda1o SIG go oPanowae.
PrzerzuCeniu sic jego ma zabu--
dowania fabryczne zdo1ano pre-
szkodzic wysadzajac W powietrze
dynamitem niekt6re domy. Splo-
nelly diva banki, sad, wiezienie,
koSci6l, wielki dom wysylkowy /
okolo 300 domow mieszkalnych.
Gdy zywiof szalal, znalazly sic
hyeny w ludzkich postaciach, kto-
re rzucily sic do rabunku. Poi
mano ma goracym uczynku jedne-
go murzyna, ktorego zlynchowa--
no, wieszajac ma najblizszem drze
vie. SzeSc GQompanii milicyii sta
novel przybyao ma miejsce kata-
strofy, by pilnowaG porzadku.
Szkode materyaIna szacuja ma
przeszio $1,OOO,OOO a mozliwe,
ze dojdzie ona do $3,OO0,OoO. O.
fiar w ludziach, 0 lie dotychczas
stwierdzono, ME bylo.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1915-12-10
KONGRESMANI PREY
PIRACY.

Washington 10 grudna. - Sc
nator Lea Tennessee wniosl do
komisyi handlu miedzystanowego
petycye zadaniem wytoczenia
sledztwa liniom kolejowym 1.-The
Louisville and Nashville r. R." i
;, The Nashville, Chattanooga and
St Louis R. r., ktore rzekomo
ofiarowuja urzednikom W Tennes
see wolny przejazd, by w ten
spos6b przekupstwem sklonic ich
do zamykania oczu ma rome
sprzeczne przepisami prawa o
miedzystanowym handlu machi-.
nacye, jakich sic dopuszczaja.
Senator Fletcher, prezes Komi-
syi handlu, posel Alexander z
Missouri, prezes Komisyi mary
narki ,oraz sekretarze Nc Adoo
i Redfield, jakotez zastepca Sc
kretarza handlu A. L. Thurman,
odbyli wczoraj konferencye W
sprawie proponowanej ustawy,
majacej stworzyG marynarke ham
dlowa. Projekt opiera sic ma "a
sadzie, by marynarka ia mogia
peinic W razie wojny funkcye po-
mocniczej floty wojennej by do
puscic do wspoiudziaiu kapitaf
prywatny.
Kongresman Britten Illinois
wniosi poprawke do ustawy 0
zbrojeniach, domagajac sic, by
upowaznic prezydenta do zarza-
dzenia rekrutacyi $4,000 ochotni-
kow, ktorzy maja otrzymac wyk-
sztalcenie wojskowe W czasie ME
dluzszym jak 6 miesiecy. Ma.
stepnie nalezaloby prezydenta u
powaznic do zarzadzenia takiej
samej rekrutacyi jeszcze trzykro-
tnie.
Senator Underwood zapowiada
swoj wniosek o stworzenie W
mysl oredzia prezydenta Komi--
syi doradczej ekspertow roz-
nych gaiezi handlu, przemyslu i
wiedzy.
PREZYDENT KONFE-
RUE z MANlNEM.
Washington, 10 grudnia. =
Ma zaproszAnie prezydenta Wilso-
ma odbyf z\nim wczoraj konfe--
(Dolof1 5sUutn 49, az. g~sN
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1915-12-10
z DzIAkALNOSCI KONGRESU.
Zamachy czy przypadki?
ZABIERAJA 5-CIU Z ZALOGI AMERYKAN-
SKIEGO OKRETU.
Arredondo ambasadorem n1exykatlskim.

czy dopiero ma skutek poscigu
statku wojennego, wszyscy pa
sazerowie musza bye z okretu u
sunieci pred jego torpedowa-'
MEM.
Tekstu noty ME opubljkowano
i ME wiadomo, czy wogole kie-
dy ogloszony on bedzie, tyle je-
dnak zdoiano sic dowiedziec re
skapych informacyi, jake uda}o
sic wydostac cd urzednikow de-
partamentu stanu.
Pelniacy obecnie funkcye amba
sadora austryackiego baron E
ryk Zwiedinek odbyi wczoraj ca
logodzinna konferencye radca
departamentu stanu panem Pol
klein, kt6rej treSc trzymana jest
r0Wniel w taiemnicy.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-11-15
Great Opportunity Wasted

Fred D. Whiting, Fort Worth representative Of the
National Cash Register company, seized great oppOr
tuniy say something good about Texas and the south
wes the only trouble is that he seized the opportunity
by the tail At Dayton, Ohio, last week, more than 500
sales managers and statesmen Of the great Patterson COM
pany met for an international prosperity convention
They came IN special trains and special cars from all
parts of the United States and Canada Every city IN
North America having population Of more than 10000
was represented at the meeting according to the Dayton
Journal
The slogan throughout the week was, Business
Is booming" 1t educational convention, to
promote cooperation and efficiency. Every in at
tendance to learn things and to take away ideas
It was upon this occasion that Mr.. Whiting Of Fort
Worth, Texas, submitted to interview the Dayton
Journal The interview is played up with a "three
bank" head in large type the front page. reads
IN part follows:
Though trouble the United States-M Mexico from
tier the present been checked, the situation
for Americans living the line is, still far from
safe
we who live in close proximity to the boundary
still fear that worse than the history Of
this country yet tells, viii be the eventual climax OF
the Mexican situation"
Mr.. Whiting before Nov Of this year, was en-
ployed by the United States government san
Antonio Texas, special employee OF the treasury
department internal revenue bureau, and for
years had opportunity Of observing conditions in
ridden Mexico.
One may be pardOned for expressing the view that
Mr. Whiting did not waste any time observing conditions
IN Texas, before he broke out in print It is bad
that statements Of this sort gain currency They
hard to chase down and correct They offset in con-
siderable degree the good effects Of truthful publicity
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-11-15
Short Snatches From Everywhere

The kaiser's conquest of his own people seems to
be compiete.-BaltimOre American
our idea of lucky Villa general is one who comes
Q Texas gets arrested---Dallas News
is easier to guess who won't be nominated for
president than who will-Cincinnati Times-Star-
The only way to gain fame from the Hall Of Fame
is to be acknowledgements Southern Lumberman-
The evolutionary spirit doesn't high in Haiti
the ammunition runs low-Atlanta Constitution
Whoever said that is hero to his valet
forgot that good many men are their own valets--
Puck
And the next thing the poor 8exicans facing is
a constitutional cOnventiOn.-Cincinnati Commercial
Tribune
People who never travel always seem to have the
best knowledge Of the railroad time tabeNew York
American
As a rule the girl who thinks she is overvorIced is
having what her mother would regard as vacation
-Atchison Globe
He is a modest who in public aeclaims
other the greatest living in his state--Albany
IN v Journal
There is no shortage Of munitions Of in the
suffTGgists' camp What they need is more men
New York World
In spite Of the mania in Rumania must all admit
that IL is succeeding well in keeping out OF the
Tar--NeE Orleans States.
It appears that Paneho villa has concluded not 70
whip and the United States until time
later on.-Austiu American
Nicholas" office Standard sagely informs
means Victory Of the people But IL doesn't say
which people--COlumbia IS. CO state
An exchange says something suggesting the idea
that while the wolf stands bowling the door the
stork walks right on INA shville Banner
Crown prince Frederick William OF Germany has
stepped the place Of old friend. AhkoOnd
OF Swat who used TO die every night just the paper
went to press--New York Telegram
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-11-15
Furnace Now Comes Bitterly To Our Attention
HOt-Air Furnace Is Sold In That Manner

4 T this time Of the year the fur
~ mace begins TO come bitterly to
our attention It is a peevish
ruin which makes its lair in the eel
lars Of plain people and contributes TO
the horror Of winter by declining to
give forth heat in a blizzard because
the chimney wasn't manicured inside
during the autumn
The furnace is composed of a large
cracked firebox surrounded by a sheet
iron hOgshead- II is operated by sys-
TEN Of checks and drafts. although one
may, OF course, pay cash and get just
as good results Il is connected with
the various rooms in the house by large
tin pipes. which serve 10 transmit cuss
words from the cellar TO the upstairs,
and il is connected with the chimney
by pipe which serves to transmit heat
into yon high heaven. When a furnace
is working vigorously a stratum OF
warm air q mile high over the house is
sometimes produced. Thus the furnace
is the sparrow's friend, but until some
means OF locating the living room di-
rectly over the house is devised il viii
not De doing its fun duty toward hu-
manity-
The hotair furnace is so named from
the manner in which il is sold. We are
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-11-15
Bedtime Story For the Little Ones
Uncle Wiggily and Uncle Butter"
By HOWARD 3. GARIS.

is. It jumps from one pain TO another,
with hardly skip or hop for rest in
between
But can't do something for you2''
kindly asked the rabbit gentleman. 7
want 10 help you, Nurse Jane"
IF you would fix the hot water bag
for me think that would help" spoke
the muskrat lady hOusekeper. 4 can
hold that on my face and il VIII stop
the pain"
III get it for you at once" said In
hot water bag. you know. is one
made Of rubber. You fill il with hot
water and hold il on the place where
the pain is. whether its in your head
or toe, and the heat soon makes the
pain better.
The rabbit gentleman filled the hot
water bag for Nurse Jane and soon she
was lying down with il on her face.
She did not have TO say "Oh. dear" any
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-11-15
''The Liberty BeH''

Editor FL Paso Herald
I am a patriotic FL Paso school boy
and anXiously waiting TO see the Lib
e. " Bell. and I think that every boy
in this city should see il. It was May
10. 1915, that the cOlOnists of New
England ceased to petition and begun
70 fight, but on July 4. 1875. congress,
lea by John Adams. Benjamin Franklin
and others. unanimously adopted the
Declaration Of Independence. one OF
the boldest and greatest acts Of man
in modern history. At this time
Franklin wrote to a friend at home.
The sun Of American liberty has set"
ADAMS said such an act would cost
blood and would cost treasure. but IL
would stand. and through the gloom OF
the present he could see the brightness
OF the future
Congress resolved TO announce the
event by ringing the old state house
bell which bore the inscription, Pro
claim liberty throughout the land. 70
an the Inhabitants thereof" The old
bell ringer placed his grandson at the
door Of the hall to await instructions
when 10 ring and when the word was
slFen the little patriot rushed out and
ringing up his hands shouted aloud
Ring Grandpa, rinEl" The relation
the bell has with those trying times
IS shown BY the verse. Liberty Bel"
Harrison Huffman
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-11-15
Death Rates and Disgrace

There is a square mile in New York city where more
than 100000 people live It by far the most densely
populated square mile the earths surface. It IS
about IS times densely populated the district
called Chihuahua IN FL Paso
There was a time when that denSest square mile IN
New York OF the world filthy and diseased, the
abode of crime squahd and seemingly hopeless, with
tremendously high death But competent author
tiles took the problem in hand, and cleaned the district
up They studied 1t from every angle and took
vigorous that the district today has death
higher than other parts of the city and only about
third that Of Chihuahuita.
Ell Paso's death rate is very high due to the cOndi
tons in Chihuahua, and especially to the high
tally of babies and small children that section among
the Mexican" population.
But New York has her foreigner problems too. There
millions of people in New York who know little
English, and who have almost comprehension Of
American ideas Of life and government. There mil
lions who have from the lower grades of peasant
and industrial life abroad, or who are the immediate
descendants Of such.
New York's death rate has steadily decreased. Last
year It only 1910 per 1000. OF the large cities
in the United States only three-Seattle Los Angeles
and Cleveland-had a lower death rate in 1914 than
New York city, their figures were, respectively s11
1127, and 1872.
When E. Paso reaches such figures these, the
city truly claim to be a model municipality. We
have a long, long way to go.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-11-15

Uncle Butter had big pail OF this
sticky paste
As Uncle Wiggily watched the goat
gentleman. the rabbit saw Uncle But
ter stop in front Of a big fence on
which some pictures had been pasted
but which had been blown down by the
wind Uncle Butter was going to paste
up some new pictures, telling about a
moving picture show that was going to
be given for the animal children
And then, all at once. Uncle Wiggily
heard. through his window. Uncle But
ter saying:
"Oh, dear, This is too bad I don't
know what to do"
Ny! I hope he hasn't the toothache,"
thought the rabbit gentleman. 7
guess I'd better go ask him"
Uncle Wiggily.- putting on his tall
silk hat and his fur overcoat, went out
in the cold.
what is the matter. Uncle Butter2"
he asked Have you the toothache. as
Nurse Jane had, that makes you say
oh. dear2'"
NO" answered the goat gentleman
Il haven't an ache or a pain. But the
cold weather has frozen my pot OF
sticky paste and can't use it to stick
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-11-15

Uncle Butter IF don't paste I'D the
posters telling about the moving pic
ture show the animal children won
know ABOUT il, and they won't come. Oh
dearl / wish some one would help me"
I viii help you" suddenly cried
Uncle Wiggily.
How asked the goat gentleman.
anxious like
With the hot water nag" said Uncle
WiEgily- Nurse Jane had 10 for her
toOthache, but she is all better now
viii put the hot water bag on your pot
OF paste and unfreeze it. Then you can
paste up the pretty pictures"
'Oh. that would De fine cried the
goat gentleman.
Uncle WiEgily went softly in the hol-
low stump bungalow Nurse Jane was
asleep with the hot water bag on her
furry cheek Softly Uncle Wiggily lifted
IL off. and carried il out TO Uncle But
teri mean he carried the hot water
bag. not Nurse James cheek
When the frozen paste felt the warm,
hot water bag smuggling up TO it the
paste began to melt Soon il was as
soft as molasses. and Uncle Butter
could use II 10 paste up all the pretty
poster bills about the moving picture
show.
"Oh. how kind you were TO me. Uncle
Wiggily." said the goat gentleman.
Here are two tickets for the movie
show" and Uncle WigEily said he
would so and take Nurse Jane.
So. from this we may learn. II we
viii, that hot water bags are good for
two things. and IL the cook doesn't
take all the peeling off the orange. so
Il has to wear the dolls overcOat TO
the party, III tell YOU about Uncle Wig
gily's rubber boots.-COpyright 1915,
by Mcclure Newspaper syndicate
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-11-15

lily heat a nine room house so thor
Oughly that coat and vest viii be en-
tirely superflUOus. even on the front
porch This is only partially true The
furnace Will not heat the house by
means Of the pipes and registers, but
If sufficiently flattered and encouraged.
il viii eventually ignite the floors and
make everything lovely and warm IN
tile the fire department arrives
The furnace can be readily operated
Turing the winter by one man II ne
makes arrangements to have his meals
brought down cellar to him. By SHOW
cling your spring overcoat. your club
dues, your summer vacation and your
winters theater tickets into your fur
mace you can keep il burning all win
ter except on zero nights. a furnace is
quite hardy and by wrapping an old
carpet around IL on very cold days you
can keep it from becoming dangerously
chilled
Some people claim that they can run
a furnace all winter on S24 worth OF
coal. and that by putting in two show
els fun in the morning they can main
tain fierce heat until evening Do not
worry about these statements, how
ever. Go ahead and discount them
with claims Of your own. This is a
free country and every body can lie in
it-PrOtectet by The Adams Newspa-
per Service
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-11-15

more, and soon she was much better
Uncle Wiggily sat BY the window OF
the hollow stump bungalow looking
out It was quite cold, for Jack Frost
had been around making snowballs and
icicle and freezing the ground. And
as the old gentleman rabbit looked
from the window he saw Uncle Butter,
the goat gentleman. coming along with
a roll Of papers under one leg and a
pot Of paste and a long-handled brush
carried over his shoulder.
Well, I wonder what Uncle Butter Is
going TO dO2" thought Uncle Wiggily.
He soon saw
Uncle Butter. the goat gentleman.
was uncle to Mamie and Billie Wag-
tail. the goat children, about whom L
have told you many stories. And Uncle
Butter pasted up on wooden fences and
walls pretty coIored circus posters,
bills and paper signs, telling you what
kind OF chewing gum to buy or now
many lolypops you can get for q penny.
s. Goats are very fond OF paste and
paper They eat il whenever they can.
but Uncle Butter did not eat the pretty
pictures he posted up. Still. he liked
paste
Paste. you know. is made Of flour and
water, and il is just like cake dough.
only II has no sugar or spice in il.