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Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-06-18
ISPANIJAI GRASIA
REVOLIUCIJA.

Paryzius, birz. Is. = Cia
gauta zinios, kad SUI Ispani-
ia yra blogai. Catalonijos
provincijoje, kuli skaito
apie 2 milijonu gyventoju,
pakilo 1iauSes IL galimas
daiktas, kad veikiai tos riau-
Ses pavirs revoliucija. Cata-
lOnijos gyventojai kalba jau
apie atsiskyrima nuo Ispa-
MICS.
Generals darbininkll
streikas sukelta AsturijOj.
Kitur irgi baisiai neramu.
.Su Ispanija sunku susineS-
ii. KOl-kas vyriausybes
klauso kariuOmenG, malSina
riauSes.
Bet ar ilgai taip bus?
Kick paskiau praneSta, kad
jau prasidejusi rcvoliucija.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-06-18
VOKIECIAI KOVOSIA
Uz ATLYGINIMA.

Amsterdam, birz. Is. -
Saksonijos finansu ministe-
ris kalbcdamas SEINE pazy-
mejo, kad Vokietija kovo-
sianti uz tai, kad gauti pill
M kares atlyginima pasi-
baigus karci.
Anot ministcrio, to reika-
lauja zmonos. Nevoltui juk
jie Siandie karGs vcdimul
paSvcncia savo milijardus
markiu.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-06-18
ISPANIJA STOJA
KAREN?

Rymas, birz. Is. = Pope
ziaus pasiuntinys is Ispa-
MICS Vatikanui praneSe.
kad Ispanija stojanti karen
ir tai talkininkq puseje. Tai
daranti, kad veikiau iveikti
centrales valstybes ir pa
baigti kare. Niekam taip ge-
raj nezinoma centrally val
stybiu stovis, kaip Ispani-
jos karaliui Alfonsui.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-06-18
LAUKIAMAS VISUOTI
MAS VOKIEcIQ AT
SIMETIMAS.

Londonas, birz. 1S. - Va
hartman frOnte vOkieciu ar
miju dabartinis stOvis yra
panaSus ] stow, kuOmet vo-
kieciai staiga atgal atsimete
nuo upGs Somme. Matyt,
Hindenburgas ruOSiasi savO
armijas patraukti atgal ne
galint atlaikyti anglu spau-
dino.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-06-18
Stockholmas, birz. 18. =

AnOt laikraSciO "SOcial De-
mokraten," Vokietija isnau-
jo pasiule Rusijai taika IL
prieinamas salygas.
Siuo kartu tai padar6 per
Sveicarijos fcderale taryba.
Pastaroji vokieciu siulomas
Rusijai taikOs salygas pa
siuntc savo pasiuntiniui
Petrograda. Pasiuntinys tas
salygas turejo inteikti rusu
profesoliui Grimm, kurs ne
senai sugrizo is Sveicarijos,
gi pastarasis - Rusijos Wy
riausybei.
Taikos salygose pazymc-
ia, jogei Vokictija taip ilgal
neprades prizes rusus uzpuo-
limo, kol bus Wits atsiekti
pageidaujama taikq. Vokie-
tia po susitaikymO pazada
Rusijai pagelbeti kaip eko-
nominiu, taip finansiniu il
komercijos zvilgsniu. Vokie-
tija iSnaujo nori Russia pa
statyti ant koju.
} Vokietija pazada nesimai-
Syti i vidujinius Rusijos rel
kalus. Lenkijai, Lietuvai il
Kursui palieka visiska lais-
we susijungti, atsizvelgiant
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-06-18
ITALU KOMIsIJA
CHICAGOJE.

Vakar Chicagon is Wash
ingtono atkeliavo ItalijOs
kares komisija. TukstanGiai
Gikagieciu svecius sutiko
krikStavimais.
Komisijoje yra:
Enrico Arlotta, transpOr-
tacijos minister's.
Markizas Luigi Borsarelli,
valstybes posekretorius.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-06-18
Root padare di6eIi ispudi rusus
RUSAI NUSPRENDE NESITAIKINTI SU V0KETIJA
S. VALS7ZJOS SRUSLJAIPAGELBON

va Rusija AmclikOje pa
gimde visuotina uzsiganodi-
nina ir krikStavima. Visi
Suv. Valstiju gyventojai
sveikino laisvaja Russia.
Niso pasaulio domOkratija
Su iStiestomis rankOmis SUI
tiko atgimusia savo seseri.
Todel Amcrikos demOkra-
tija Rusijos demOkratijai
siuncia savo sajausmo 10
dzius, iSreiSkia jai draugis-
kuma IL brolybe.
Siandic mes jau zinome,
kad galingoji Russia laisva,
istengia savim valdyties ir
tas didziai amerikonus
dziugina.
Mes turimc jumyse vi
suosc pasitikGjima. Mes mel
dziame Dievo palaiminti jus
visus. Mes pasitikime, kad
jus iSriSite savO sunkias
problemas, sustiprinsitc sa-
ivo laisve IL kad musu dvi
didziuli tauti zengs kita Sa-
lie kitOs demokratijOs anga,
kol pagaliau senoji pasaulio
-aldymO tvarka nebus pa
keista demOkratija.
Siandie Rusijos laisvei
grasia militarine autokrati-
ia, kuri atsidurusi cia pat.
Ia patti militarine autokra-
tija grasia ir talkininkams.
Tuo tarpu Amerikos prize
angiuose nera jokio prieSi-
ninko. Ir Amerika stOjo 81
ton karen ne save ginti, bet
ginti visO pasaulio laisve.
Suprantamas daiktas, kad ir
JUS mylite laisve. Gi jei taip,
tai turtle bendromis jGgo-
mis- stoti prizes tos laisves
prieSininka. Tuo priesininku
yra Vokietija. Jinai gundo
Russia taikinties. Reiskia,
jinai kesinasi prizes jusu pa
ciu laisve ir pasaulio demo-
kratija. Mes jei Vokietijai
pasisektu susitaikinti, jinai
ilgai imtu virSu ant talkinin-
ku. Tas reikstu, kad militia
RIMS imperijalizmas iSnaujo
imtu krikStauti.
Kariaujanciai demokrati-
nei Rusijai taigi mes atei-
nam pagelbon."
10 kalba padar6 dideli
ispudi / ministerius.
Russia jokiuo budu atski-
rial ncsitaikins SUI VOkieti-
ia.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-06-18
VOKIETLJA NEATSI-
LEIZDAMA REIKA-
LAUJA TAIKOS.
Bet Russia atmeta visokius
pasiulijimus.

Petrogradas, birz. Is. =
Kareiviu ir darbininkp at
Stow taryba isleido nauJQ
prokliamacija, kuriaja pasl-
priesina atskiriai RusiJos
taikai SUI centralemis valsty-
bemis. Mes kaip Vokietija,
taip Austria visokiomis
pricmonemis gundO Russia
kuoveikiausiai susitaikinti.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-06-18
zEPPEL|NA|UzPUOLE ANGLIA
KINIJA TURF DIKTATORIU
ISPANIJA STOJA KAREN?
NUMUSE VIENA
ZEPPELINA.

Londonas, birz. 1S.-Pra-
eta sestadicni Anglijos pa
krascius uzpuole koli volie-
civ zeppelinai. Pamesta
bombos i miesta Kent. An
glu artilerija paSove viena
zeppelinq. Tasai liepsnoda-
mas nukritO zemen.
Nuo bombU zuvO 2 zmogu;
SO suzeista.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-06-18
ELIHU ROOT KALBA I
RUSU MINISTERIUS.
Rusai pasizada tolesniai
kariauti.

Petrogradas, birz. Is. -
Praeita penktadieni Suv.
Valstiju diplomatines komi-
sijOs pirmininkas Ellhu
Root kalbcjo rusu ministc-
riu tarvbos susirinkime. Jis
paskatino rusu tauta ka-
riauti w demokratijos su-
stiprinima. Anot jo, Suv.
Valstijos stojo karen ne del
kokio pasipelnijimo, bet del
zmonijos laisves.
Rusijos ministerial Root'a
uztikrino, kad Russia ncpa-
liaus kariavusi prizes EMO
MICS laisves prieSininke Vo-
kietija, kol Sta pagoliaus
bus iveikta.
Root tarp kitko kalbejo /
ministerius:
"KOmisija, kurios vardu
turiu garbe kalbeti, pasiun-
te Suv. Valstiju vyriausybe
ir gyventojai pagaminti ar
timcsnius sQrySius SUI Rusi-
jos vyriausybe ir gyventO-
jais. =
Sta komisija atejo is de-
mokratines respublikos. Ko-
narius paskyre ir iga
liOjO prezidentas, kuris yra
augsciausiuoju valdininku
suvirS 100 milijonu gwen
toju Sales, IL kurs ton augS-
ton victOn iSrinktas keliOli-
kos milijonu pilieciu visuoti-
nuoju, betarpiu ir slaptu
balsavimu.
Per 40 metu Suv. Valsti-
.ju gyvcntOjai susidur6 su
stipriomis valdymosi profile
momis. Neapsieita be klai-
du isdirbant paciu zmoniu
valdymasi. Prisiejo susidur-
ii su daugeliu visokiu kliu-
ciu. Teciau sunkiausiOs kliu-
tis iveikta, bi til1 atsiekus
gyventojams pageidaujama-
jig laisve.
Siandie mes labiau bran
giname laisve ncgu sveika-
ta. Mes mylimc laisve il'
dziaugcmes tuo idealu, w
kurl musu tevu tevai pa
guido savo galvas, kad pa
daryti laisva Amerikq.
zinios apic atgimusia lais-
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-06-18
TIRPITZ PASITIKI MAR
DANCIOMIS LAIVEMIS.

Copenhagen, birz. 18. -
Vokieciu admirolas Tirpitz,
kurs yra sumanes arSia mar
danciu laiviu kova, tvirti-
ma, kad nafdancios laives at
sieks savo tiksla, jeigu tik
vyriausybe nepertrauks 81
to savO pasiryzimO - pa
smaugti Anglia.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-06-18
Copenhagen, birz. 18.

VOkieciU spaudos atstovai
turGjo suvaziavima BerIync.
Suvaziavime tvirtinta, kad
Suv. Valstiju kariuomcne
turf maza verte vokieciu
akyse. O is tos maza dalis
tegali but pasiusta ! Euro
pa tik 1918 m.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-06-18

tura. Pirm paleidimo guber-
natorius Lowden primine,
kad ateinanEiais metals Hi
nois valstUa pamin6s 100
metu sukaktuves nuo sitos
valstijos prisidejimo prize
Unijos.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-06-18
BELGLJOS KOMISIJA
AMERIKOJE.

Washington, birz. Is. -
Amerikon atkeliavO Belgi-
jos komisija, kuriOs pricSa-
XVI stow baronas Mon
cheur.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-06-18
Washington, birz. Is

WoSo1I111S CO11, UIIZ. TO.
Nidujinc kares paskola Suv.
Valstijoms pasiseke kuogc-
riausiai. Buvo nOreta surin-
kti 2,OOO,OOO,OOO dol, gi SUI
rinkta 1851, 100000. Taigi
daugiau negu reikejO.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-06-18
Princenton, birz. 18.

iAhIOii1OiiJ DllI. 10.
VictOs universitetas sutcikG
Ii. b. (Tiesu doktoratas)
visiems talkininku ambasa-
doriams ir pasiuntiniams,
be to Suv. Valstiju sekretO-
Tiui Lansing ir maisto admi-
nistratoriui Hoover.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-06-18
RUSAI STOJA UzPUO.
LIMAN.

Vienna, bi1Z. Is. - Cia
oficialiai praneSama, kad
Galicijos il Volinijos from
tuose rusai palengva iSsiju-
dina is savo pOziciju ir stO-
ia uzpuoliman.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-06-18
MEKSIKOS LAIKRASTIS
NORI KARES PRIZES
KAIZERI.

Mexico City, birz. 1S. -
MpksikOniSkas dicnraStis
GEL Universal" reikalauia,
kad Mcksikos vyriausybe
paskclbtu kare kaizeriui.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-06-18
NULINCIAVO JUODUKA
Oklahoma City, Okla,

birz. -Susirinkusiu apie
tukstantis baltuju vyru ir
moteriu nulinciavo juoduka
Henry Comfy. Sitas. sakoma,
pirm kOkiOs savaites buvO
uzpuoles balta moteri.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-06-18
New York, birz. 18.

Pulk. Theodore Roosevelt
vyriausybci paduoda suges-
tia suspcnduoti visus sve-
timzemiu leidziamus laikraS-
cius Suv. Valstijose.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-06-18

Augusta Ciuffelli, parla-
mcnto atstOvas.
Gen. Guglielmotti.
Guglielmo Marconi, be-
vielio TELEGRAPH iSradGjas.
Cacaliere de Parentc, is
uzsieniu rcikalu ministerijos
atstovas.
Francisco SavcriO Nitti,
buves zcmdirbystCs minis
teris.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-06-18

I Washington, birz. 19. ---
Vyriausyb6 kongreso parci =
kalavo paskirti $4,6OO,00O
siltiems drabuziams del jul
rininku.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-06-18

Laredo, Tex, birz. 1S. =
Du internuotu vokieciu me-
gino pab6gti i Meksika. Vie
mas ju pasautas. Abudu SUI
imta.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-06-18
Igula isgelbeta.

Washington, birz. 1S. -
NuskandintO zibalo laivO
''Petrolite" igula isgelbeta.
Nardancioji laive tOrpe-
davo amerikoniSka laive
"Ritter." Teciau Sis paspru-
do, nOrs gerokai buvo APP
dauzytas.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-06-18
IS VOKIEcIQ NARDAN-
GU LAIvIQ vEIKIMO.
Nuskandinta Japonijos
kares laivas.

Tokyo, birz. 1S. - Bin.
II diena Tarpzemiu jurese
vokieciu nardancioji laivo
sutorpedavo Japonijos ka-
res laiva "Sakaki." Sitas
laivas buvo susiremes sll
nardancia laive. "Sakaki'
81 jurininkai uzmusta; ST.
tam skaialiuje ir laivo ko-
mendantas. IA oficieriu ir
kareiviu suzeista.
Kit kares LAVAL puolesi
prizes nardancia laive, bet
tOji suspejO pasprusti.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-06-18
Nuskendo japonu garlaivis.

Boston, Mass, birz. 49,
NardanciOji laive nuskandi-
no japonu garlaivi "Tau-
san," kurs geguzes 9 d. is
cionai buvo isplaukes i Man
chester, Anglia. zuvo kapi-
tomas IL 27 zmones igulos.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-06-18

Springfield, ILL.,, birz. IS.
: Paleista Illinois legisla-
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-10-24
MEMORIAL FOR
SAILORS LATER

Although Secretary OF Navy Daniels
has designated next Sunday as memor-
ial day for sailors of the navy who
have lost their lives since the outbreak
of the war, it IS probable that naval
memorial services will be conducted
in Richmond Protestant churches at
a later date.
Services in Richmond church next
Sunday will be devoted to food con-
servation,' said Rev. l.. E. Murray,
pastor Of First Christian church and
president Of the Richmond Ministerial
Association. AS a matter of fact the
Association has never been officially
informed of the action of the secretary
Of navy in designating next Sunday
as memorial day for our sailors. l am
quite sure, however, that such memor-
iaIs will be conducted later"
TWenty-eight navy men have been
killed since the outbreak Of the war.
The first American soldier or sailor
to die was John |. Eopolucci, boat
sWains mate, first class, of Washing
ton, D. c., of the gun crew of the
Aztec, sunk April l. The first deaths
after war was actually begun were
those of Lieut.. Thomas and Donald
Alexander. seamen, OF New York; G.
]. Fisher, coxswain, of Philadelphia
c. F. Tucker, seaman, of Baltimore
and F. H. Lo Rec, seaman, of Philadel
phia, all of his gun crew.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-10-24
Heart and Home Problems

we're getting along so we'll together
that We began to talk of marriage.
Now he has been drafted and | have
received only a post card from him
/ believe that something must have
happened TO him, because he was SO
attentive to me that he certainly
wouldn't let me worry from not hear
ing from him What should | do? |
am so lonesome can't enjoy myself
any more at all. GWENDOLYN.
For the present you can interest
yourself in hooks, moving picture
shows and even knitting for the sol
diers If you know the regiment or
company that your sweetheart is with.
you can write him at the camp and
he will probably answer as soon as he
has time TO.
Dear Mrs. Thompson. ] would like
to know Just what you would do if
you we're in my place about this young
man. I met him about one month ago.
At first did not care much about him,
but h treated me SO nice and genteel
that I have learned to admire him He
seems 70 be a perfect gentleman, hu-
10 my hard luck learned he is mar
ried He is not living with his wife.
He came here only short time aga
to take a very responsible position.
and as no one knew him before he
came here he could easily have passed
for a single man. But I only like him
the better for telling The truth and be
ing honest and not trying to fool any
body Don't you? NV girl friends say
they wouldn't GO with anyone who had
been married and they tell me / am
crazy if talk to him Please tell juss
what to do about it, as / have neither
father nor mother to advise me. # /
must ignore him tell me how to do SO
without hurting his feelings. / am
sixteen and he is about twenty-five.
WORRIED
If l were you, dearie, | wouldn't go
out with this young man. If he asks
you to go with him, tell him it would
mt be fair to his wife; also that it
would hurt your reputation to go with
married man. Treat him just this
same as you do other young married
men.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-10-24


She Is a fine girl in every respect,
SO please don't tell me to drop her
and forget about her because I can
not. PEST.
No, / don't see any reason why you
should drop her and forget about her,
but you can make up your mind that
if you should have to give her up, you
can. That is usually the hardest thing
to do.
If you are innocent of the wrong
doing she accuses YOU Of, that is in
your favor and time will clear up the
trouble. Your innocence ought to
make you confident and you should
act towards her as If nothing had hap
pened. When she is cool toward you,
don't notice it, but be just as friendly
as ever. Show her that you don't cher
ish the injustice she is doing you by
her false accusation When she sees
that you are innocent as she must in
, time, she will be ready to make up
with you and you can then continue
your friendship as you did in the
past.
Dear Mrs Thompson: | went with
boy steady for two years and we
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-10-24
N n &c ouseho old f1intC--

one cupful flour, one-na1l ii. ...ss-
tard, one tablespoon tumeric, mix
with little cold water. Pour over
this boiled vinegar and boil two min
utes. When cool mix it into the rel
ish. Tie stout paper over the jar.
COOKIES AND SMALL CAKES
Oatmeal Cookies-Two cupfuls sug-
ar, one cupful butter or lard, two eggs
two cupfuls sour milk, one teaspoon
full soda Raisins or currants may be
added if liked. Make batter that wili
drop from spoon, using one-third flour
and two-thirds rolled oats. Sweet milk
can be used by emitting soda and US
ing three teaspoonfuls baking powder.
Seed GLADSTONE cupful butter and
two cupfuls sugar, stirred smooth; add
three eggs. one large spoonful anise
seed. Stir all together, then add flour
enough to roll out. This makes seven
ty cakes. Must be rolled thin, Will
last indefinitely if not eaten.
"Rocks"-One and one-han cupfuls
granulated sugar, one cupful butter,
three eggs, three cupfuls flour, one
teaspoonful soda in one tablespoonful
hot water one pound dates, one pound
English walnuts, one teaspoonful
! cloves
Ginger Drop GLADSTONE cupful bak'
ing molasses, one cupful warm water,
one tablespoonful larI or any kind OF
shortening, four and one-fourth cup
fuls flour, one-half teaspoonful CHINA
mon, one-half teaspoonful cloves, one.
/ half teaspoonful allspice, very little
salt
Mix sugar, molasses, lard together
Add warm water: add soda in little
warm water Sift spices and flour
Drop on creased pans, Sprinkle granu
lated sugar on top.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-10-24
CAMBRIDGE CITY
seniors DESIGN
FOOD POSTERS
Importance Of Conservation
Shown In Graphic Form by
Students.

CAMBRIDGE CITY, Ind, Oct "a
Under direction OF Miss Erie Wolford,
art teacher. the High school seniors
are engaged this week in designing
posters illustrating the importance Of
food conservation The motto chosen
ard which heads all the posters is
rood VIII Win Don't Waste The
co!oring is vivid and the perspective
81 all the posters is good.
Raymond Boughner, Ebert Koon,
Howard Ellis. Rudolph kunster, Gil
bert Evans, ChaUncey Locke. Emma
Gehring, John Miller. Drescel Dray-
ton, Edith Peet, Kenneth Huddleston,
Walter Smith, Edith Wharton, and
Nell Smith are the designers. The
posters will be exhibited during the
pledge campaign in November.
Miss Flossie Neff, head Of the Jun
ior High school, with fifty Of her young
singers, furnished the singing at the
first entertainment at Community hall
Tuesday evening. Dr.. Lincoln Writ
was the lecturer, and gave a vivid
story of his visits to the front In
France. The proceeds go to the school
fund The next community entertain
ment will be given in January.
Poultry shippers generally resent
the action taken, aturday, by the Cam
bridge City Horse Thief association
ordering an inquiry as to whether OF
spot they had obeyed government regu
lations respecting receipts and the
items regarding the sellers. They
agree. however, that chicken thieves
should be prosecuted. The associa
ton scored the Richmond authorities
for the non-prosecutions of wellknowr
poultry thieves.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-10-24
Chester Church Has
Homecoming Service

CHESTER, Ind, Oct 24-"Home
Coming" services were held at the
f church Sunday Rev l.. F. Timer
gave the morning address and the male
quartet gave one selection. At noon a
bountiful dinner was served to over
one hundred persons. Beginning at 2
o'clock a program was given as fol-
lows: Song, congregation; prayer, Mr..
Allen: song, congregation: piano solo,
Carrie Boerner, letters from former
members were read, prayer, Everett
Hunt; duet, Ebert Kemp and Miss
Adelaide Kemp; offertory: duet, Rev.
and Mrs Timer; piano solo. Miss Flor
ence Webster; "reminiscences of olden
times by former residents and mem
bers of this vicinity. Persons from
Richmond, MIddleboro. Pleasant Hill
and Arba attended the services. 4
poem, Rock Me to Sleep Mother" was
read by Miss Lena Hiatt. PRAYER was
offered for the boys from this place
who have gone to serve their country,
Malon Dalzell ard Claude Waldo
Several interesting talks were given by
persons who lived here in the first
days of the II. f. church and Sunday
school At this place. William Brown
and family entertained the following
relatives at Sunday dinner, Mr. and
Mrs Joe Brown, Fred Brown and
family. lchn Murphy and family, Mr.
and AIrS. Fleyd Brown and little son
Miss Esther and Edith Lichty were
SUNDAY guests q Misses Lucille and
NarTcrte Elftnan Mr. and Mrs
6aseh 1t5Nse End Ebert Kemp and fam
ilE speH aataEds eTering H.ith Ollie
E@eraaz' and family T7e Boost ers
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Mrs. JOHNSTON
new President

Mrs. N F Johnston was made act
ing president Of the Richmond Art as
sociation. Wednesday afternoon when
a meeting of the Board Of Directors of
the association was held at O'Clock in
the Public Art gallery.
Mrs. Paul Comstock, who has been
president of the association for some
time IS leaving soon for Louisville,
KY, to spend the winter with Major
Paul Comstock, who is at Camp Zach
airy Taylor.
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De great IelendS.
Some time ago
we had a quarrel
and she accused
me Of som ething
which was not
my fault and /
am perfectly IN
nocent Of. and I
told her so. Since
then she has
treated me very
cool Please tell
me what I can do
to regain her
love, as ! love her
dearly / have
tried to explain
to her the cause
of this trouble
and tell her the
truth, but she will
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-10-24
CANNING AND PRESERVING

Oiled Green Tomatoes-A layer Of
tomatoes; sprinkle salt over and small
piece of garlic, then pour over suffi-
cient boiled vinegar with water and
add another layer, besides, put In
quite a quantity of dill and a few bay
leaves. They stay hard just like pick
les and are ready for eating after the
pickles are in ten days These can
also be put in jars to keep for the win
ter
New Green Tomato Recipe-Wash
and cut in sections or slices, as pre-
ferred, green tomatoes and pack in
brine, same as cucumbers Cover and
set IN place where they will not freeze
or be too warm. This winter when
you have used up most of your sweet
pickles (any kind, saving the sweet
ened and spiced vinegar in Which they
! were picked, take out some of the
green tomatoes from the brine, fresh
en- in cold water and cook in the
| sweet pickle vinegar. If pickle vinegar
is not strong enough, add some more
vinegar and sugar. This not only
saves the sweet vinegar, which most
/ people throw away, but jars that have
been emptied Of their contents during
j; the winter can be used for these pick
/ les. Add celery seed to the sweeten-
ed vinegar when cooking the freshen-
ed green tomatoes.
Green Tomato Relish-Chop fine
| half bushel green tomatoes and
/ squeeze them dry. Put into large bowl
and mix in three pounds minced on,
| ions, dozen green peppers chopped
| fine, four ounces mustard, two ounces
celery seed. a little less than a pint
of salt, a large root of finely grated
horseradish When thoroughly macer-
| ated put mixture into d stone jar Pour
over enough vinegar to cover. Then
! take one quart vinegar and one cup
| full sugar. Put on stove to boil Take
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-10-24

Dear Mrs. Thompson: l am a girl
sixteen vears old and am deeply in
love with a girl four years my
senior. When VIC first met We fell
in love with e ach other ard grew to
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-10-24
NJ EMU HINT
Breakfast,

MENU Flint
Breakfast
Cream Of Wheat with Dates
Spider Cerncake Broiied Bacon
Cocoa
Lunch
Baked Bean Timbales Brown Sauce
Dressed Lettuce
Crackers Tea
Dinner
Beef Birds
Steamed Rice Cauliflower
Celery
Chocolate Bread Pudding
Thin Cream
Half Cups Coffee
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T. Harold REYNOLDS. Turner'S Falls
Mass, picked a bunch of los four-lea
cloye1s on one lawn recently