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The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1917-11-02

Jessie Jenkins the P. e. Of the Fay
holy bound of wedlock. At $3.50 the
bridal pair marched into the beauti-
fully decorated porch at the brides
residence. The bride with Miss
Paralee McGhee as brides maid, and
Mrs. Mary e. Parker maid Of honor,
and Mr.. Sidney Parker, with the
groom, while Mrs. T. B. Spencer play
ed Mendelsohn Wedding march, and |
the Eureka Band played the song
Marching to Zion. Rev. A. e. Mar
tin, the popular pastor of the A. NJ.
E. Church, assisted by Rev. D. S.
Ransaw, of Chattanooga said the beau
tiful words that made this lovely
couple man and wife. The costume
of the bride was a beautiful blue silk
carrying large bouquet, colors white
and pink. The groom wore a black
broad cloth full dress suit. There
was a large attendance at this we'd
ding. After the wedding nice course
of cake and ices was served by Misses
Lane, Arnold, Smartt, Davidson, and
Ryles. After late hour, all depart
ed to their different homes. The bride
and groom will spend their honey
moon in the East. The happy couple
received many valuable presents. We
wish them much joy, and happiness
Mrs. Jennie Wagner, is visiting
friends and relatives in Fayetteville
and Mulberry this week. Mrs. Ada
Gupton, is reported sick. Mr.. Vic
tor Lightfoot, of South Pittsburg, wa'
on our streets last week. Mrs. Marth;
Sullivan, one of the Oldest women o
our town, and who has been here To-
years, left Friday for Pittsburg, Pa
where she goes to spend the remainde
of her life with Mrs. Hattie Gregory
Smith. Mrs. Sullivan's many friend
hated to see her leave. Mr.. Fuz
s Stamps, was called home last weel
l. from Chattanooga to be present a
l. the bedside of his mother who is quit
8. sick. Rev. A. e. Martin, was calle
Y. to Nashville last Tuesday to be presen
n at the meeting of the executive boar
Is of the Turner Normal College. Rea
& the Globe and keep posted with Tulla
Is homa news. Mrs. Nathaniel Williams
10 died Saturday night. She had bee
u Ill failing uedlIH lOr qulIe dWullt
1t Her funeral was at the A. M. +
8. Church, Of which she was a member
a. by Revs. Martin, Jenkins and Marcel
10 bank She leaves a mother, father
to two children, and other relatives t
a. mourn her loss. Burial at Citizen
Is Cemetery. Hon. j. G. Napier, of Nasl
~ Vile lectured at the M. e. Churc
8. Sunday night, to large audienc'
Il. The other churches suspended thei
e. services in order that they migf
st hear him. Rev. Hale, Of Chattanooga
"a was called home last Monday to til
st funeral of his daughter.
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1917-11-02
FOSTERVILLE.

Sunday at Brandon's Chapel was
great. Each member was on hand to
hear their beloved pastor, Rev. VIM.
Jenkins, who preached an especial
ly strong sermon in the morning
from Ezra Sth chapter and % verse.
At night his text was from Rev. 18th
chapter list verse. The congregations
at both services were large and re-
sponsive. Rev. Jenkins is an excep-
tionally strong man, and great
money getter. His rally was pheno.
menal success. The membership Of
Brandon's Chapel is anxious to have
the church finished and if vim and
determination will do it, the thing
will be done. The rally pits the
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1917-11-02

He has made a high mark in the
army. He holds the office Of com
missioned officer, he came to Nash
Vile to take charge of the colored
boys who left Monday night for the
training camp. Those who went TO
the training camps from this place
were Mr.. Joseph Moore, Mr.. sam
Dobson, Houston Daniels and Frank
Armstrong. Mr.. Will Green Is SER
iously i'll. Our Sunday school at the
Mt. Lebanon First Baptist Church u
getting along fine. Rev. Mr.. H. M
Burns, pastor of the Tabernacle Bap-
fist Church at Nashville was here
Saturday visiting. Read the GLOBE
and keep posted on the news.
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1917-11-02

She was the wife of Mr.. John Yowell
and was a member OF the A. NJ. E.
Church at Providence. Funeral
services at st. Paul A. NJ. e. con-
Quoted by Rev. ]. NJ. Brown. She
leaves a husband, seven children, a
host Of friends and relatives. DR..
w. T. Green is going right on with
the colored hospital.
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1917-11-02
RRENTWnnn

Mr.. Joe Dabney who lived here
years ago, was here with his brother,
Mr.. Tom Dabney looking over the
grounds where they once have trod.
Mr.. Joe Dabney is in the government
service and his been for II years.
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1917-11-02

women against the men. The women
are victorious each time. The rally
will continue until the second Sunday
in November. Verify, the people Of
Brandon's Chapel are great church
workers.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1917-01-11
cuRlosA ANcEpoTA.

de Ia vida miserable " LENA de ne
nalidades que 1leyaron los mas pre-.
claros ingenios espafloles, nos refiere
TN escrito- esta curiosa ancedota: !.
Ell testamento de G6ngoras heche
ante el escribano Francisco de Barrie
es una .verdadcra ASTHMA. Debfa
TODD ell mundo: A Bernal, su "criadol
cochero;" a Ana de Retes apor OIL al.
quiler de la CANA" y Maria Rodrf-
gllez,o mi criada7rdice tambien,--Dor
el buen seryicip que me ha hecho y
obligation que Ia tango por algunos
dineros que ha puesto por M.
La historic de esas miserias STEM
pre- fu6 la misma de entonces AGA. Los
lances ~picarescos de Ia familia Bee
quer, Of empe1o y rescate de las co
fonas de Gorilla, no son casos asia
dos, sino tfpicos. stc|
ugn nuestros dias, SJGaidoB, cargadc
de laureles, de, libros y de AMOS re-
cure a una subscription popular para
poder subsistir.
!. Y pensar.. que adtf en- los Estados
Uniqos nay ,escriFores Dc p~elIcuias Que
ganan, mil dolaTs por una .cuartilla
NAL escrita,-La Prensa.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1917-01-11
BALE De lNAGuRAcDtoN.
Sc veriflcara Ell 2 dc Febrero.

N aAarl 1919 .ra s,,-..
LAS f~estividades en- honor de la ina
guraci6n del Gobernado Ezequiel G
ae sac Sc averiIiearaa ipobraDiemen-
te aurante ia primera semana dc re
orero. Los pianos de tales festivida-
LEI nan reclpido IA aprobacion del
nueyo e1ecutivo. y 'arreglos' deiinlti-
vos sc iieyaran a cabe por@el comite
nombrado por ei Gobernador McDon-
d,u NC 49, as pfeslaelae :,
El Nuevo mexicano., 1917-01-11
= PAGlNA LlTERARlA =

, dea viera reaIixado o,,s daaao.. ans
No res IL renitiiercn To- ,motivna me
%tenfan nara M reeresar sm nuebio.
n an natria n en- shoosr. 10 nintaron
con los mas nepros co,oras IL Nsiua-
cinn nua aIIf re;nah.r Ia nersacn-
s;oras a. aos ore u ~ S1ohado de,
nodar 10 1miseria ,ss erfarmedadas
aue nan becho nresa do ans morado-
zoe. noro e,,a NJ H. ano nY tamnoco
volyi6 j murmurar siouia,a c,a nro
testa fr ~, "
Duranta toda "a ans, mo nre-
ceda e II Navidad Marcadas no salio
40 e. cssa y suS adras m,,dos ante
en- do,or amh;an ansarnaos aa 10
nostaIeia del terrnno 60 ,~nterosaban
cnn ias mjradas con,o nreaunt6ndose
hosta coardo' tay dr,a ~ =, dastierry,
~ AZ \ hars. =, rSs tiarno
lfn 30 .saotna Z ~ ganit Nor
cedas !, n,;msr s,,,te madmr do s,,s
casos smnras
por an lleoh a, oA<aa ric;ambre "
Iaos ,,adraa III Morcedas arraea son na-
NJ ~ nooba INA hrpsiida nana do ma
v,asG 100 mas II nanos narecida
ie -" oada nn Hs,,ai secha.
~ ~ ,ahla Marcades
arnn,,a Loo na,iSa, ! nopsotivs mare.
- rrs,a,snda 49, =, s,,arta ,AvTd6
Il 81, madrs on IL nranarotivoa do la
80 c,,anao toan nstnrn Iie,oG co.
1900 ! 10 masa ,,,nto oon On ma
.na "a harr~ na.ns w. astaban
w. diantas 10 oIaarsa ~ ios solosi-
El Nuevo mexicano., 1917-01-11
La Iglesia Catolca W1 Fl HIM
Siempre al Frente
Dadicado'a mi Estimado Amigo 81 Rev. Padre
Kuppers,

Arzobispo, Excmo. 'Sr. j. b. Jitayal, el
asunto de la educaci6n crfstiana v de
la carload cristiana on nuestrol Hcstaao
ha recibido un empuje que janlas al
CAMEO q tener ahtes; muchas son las
instituciones de educacion y carload
fundadas bajo gu p~atrocinio; ~escuelas
p~arroquiales estan tambien fuhcionan-
do ahora en- muchas de las principa-
les parroquias siendodo la Ultima de
estas La que so ha ultimamente abier-
Ito y dedicado on Chaperito, condado
do San Miguel. Esta~ escuela llsva
ei nombre de Academia del Sdo Co
razon de Maria; esta bajo la dlrec-
ci6n de las Hermanas de la lnmaou-
lada Conception, y bajo Ia ~superinten-
dencia Immediate del Rev. Padre Pc
,afo Kuppers, d cuya energia, actiyi-
dad admirable y p~erseyerancia tOntI-
nua es debida en- primer lugar SUI fun
daci0n. Las actividades, pues de la
lglesia en- mantener, ardiente Ia divi-
ma llama del saber humane Sc notan
tanto en- loo grandes centres de pobla-
cion ONO en- las mas apartadas y hui
mtldes aldeas.
BENJAMIN M. READ,
Santa Re. N. M
Nota--E Is del proximo pasado
.Noyiembre ell Padre REDEEM, asistido
por varios sacerdotes de otras parro-
.quias. entire los Due Sc nhallaban los
Fadres Canoha y Frenay de Santa Fe,
,hendiio los edificios de la escuela y
academia, despues de la Misa Cantada
por ell Padre Canoba, en- la que hizo
de Diacono ell Padre Garde, s. u. de
Las Vegas, y de S~ubdiacono ell Padre
Novak, el primero de los, cuales pre-
dic6 tambien Ell sermon de c%ircunstan-
cia; el Padre Frenzy hizo de maestro
de- ceremonial, .Despnes de Qa Misa' Sc
una procession seguida de la
de Ssmo. que do Ell primer
Cura del lugar. sel Padre Redon, re-
cientemente difunto, Luego ell Hon,
Apolonio Sena pronunci6 un discurso
apropiado a la OCCASION, Pc la tarde
hubo una velada a cargo de las alum
mas de 10 Academia. =
Con justicia ppede la genie de
C~haperito an particular y la del con-
dado de San Miguel en- general, estar
ufana del Padre Kuppers per Ell gran
beneficio que les ha %conferido, tantq
a clos como a las generaciones veni-
deras.-La Reduction.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1917-01-11
DEL lNvlERNo.
~

Es mediodfa. I'm parque.
tinvierno. Blancas sendas. j.,
Simetricos montfculos ,a.i
ramas esqueleticas. +, ,e8
Bajo el invernadero.
naranjos en- maceta, set-a
Y en- un tonel, pintado
: de verde, la palmera. 81
3ss I'm 5viejecillo, dice, Isl .
para su capa yieJas soia ghi ]
"!El sol: esta hermosuraT 4
de soil! .i.! Los nifos juegan
Gel aqua de la fueDte
resbala, CORE v suefa,
Iamiendo, cast muda,
la v%erdinosa piedra.
Una tarde parda y fra
y de invierno. Los colegialesT
estudian Monotonfa 9 =
de lluvia tras los cristales. ~
Es la clase. En I'm cartel ~
Sc representa- a Cain
fugitive a una manclfa carmfn.
Con timbre sonoro Y hueco Ai.t
truena ell maestro. un anciano,
NAL vestido, enjuto y seco,
que lieva un libro en- la mano
Y TODD I'm coro infantil
va cantando la leccion:
mil wees ciento, Glen mil;
mil wees mil, un Million q
Una tarde parda v fra
de invierno. LOS colegiales
estudian. Monotonfa
de lluvia tras los cristales.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1917-01-11
Ell 5iNviERNo LES TRAEaRES-
FRlADOS A LOS NINOS. Erf

I'm niho raramente pasa TODD I'm in
vierno sin un resfriado, y cada madre
deberfa tener este remedio7a la manc.
iCalentura, garganta aaolorida, pecho
oprimido y toses secas son los $sfnto-
mas segurosl Una dosissd Ia :Mfel
y Alquitran con Pine del DIR. Bell, sol
tara las flemas, aliviara los pulmones
congestiorados y detendra la tos. Los
balsamos antisepticos del pino cicatri
zan y ~aIivian. Para. eli Group, la tos
ferina y las Intermediates cronicas de
los bronquios, pruebe Ia Miel Pine y
AIquitran del DR.. Bell. En- todas las
boticas, Csc. 3.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1917-01-11
MERGE Ia ATENctoN De
LAS ASEhORAS. :

Guando Sc siente muy cansado. del
trabajo, cuando aparecen ojeras, Guam
do ~ despierta desfallecida, con dolor
On aida oSen los costados y caderas
lcuando le duelen los misculos y hue
SOS, cuando sufre dolores sreumaticos
cuando sufre de lunibago, eptonces cs
porque sus rifioues' estqn dehiles o .cn'
.desorden La Sra. 7. .. BuckGelt. ne
Route !. Hardy, Neb.; escribe: "Aie
ssstoy recobrando de Tin ataque dc Ium
bago, con "a ayuda de las Pfldorats
para los Rihones de Foley, Gierta-
mente me han ayudado. De yenta en-
la Botioa Capital Pharmacy ug
El Nuevo mexicano., 1917-01-11
TlENE ocAENTA Y sIETE Ahos.

FL delor de espalda, mlsculos adolo
ridos, c~oylfnturas tiesas, ojeras y des-
crdenes de la vejiga, son sfntomas de
rinones enfermos. II. II. Adams, de
Springfield, Mo-, escribe: "Tenfa un
ataque de enfermedad de los rihones
Me estoy envejeciendo, tengo ochenta
y siete amos. gaProb6 differences me-
dicamentos, pero ninguno me hizo
tanto provecho como las Pfldoras para
los Rihones de Foley. Las considero
las mejoresx" LAS PTIdoras para los
Rinones de Foley son t6nicas en- ac-
cion " dan resultados Volentos. De
venta en- la Botica Capital Pharmacy.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1917-01-11
uN ARctTIJo PRECISE PARA sA-
Der cUANDo ACABARA LA
GUERRA.

?Quiere listed saber en- que ano AGA,
bara la querra--prgunta Ell admira-
BILE cronista Pierre Mile a los lecto-
res del "Excelsior."-Y 10 que no po-
drian nj Joare nj Hindenburg nos lc
asegura Pierre Mile modestamente
en- uno combination de cifras que hui
biera colorado muy cara madame de
Thebes, pero que 81 nj siquiera dis
puta por absolutamente original.
Obedezca ell lector al humorista pa
'risien ST quiere saber cuando ACADIA
ra de ser u conflicto nuestra neutra-
lidad.
"Apunte listed la fecha de SUI naci-
miento, y luego vaya listed agregan-
do:
10. FL aho en- que ha sido listed mas
feliz.
Edo. La edad que cumple este aho.
80. El n1mero que da la d~ifereneia
entire ell aho en- que fue listed mas
feliz y ell aho actual de 1916.
40. FL ndmero 2 puesto que la gue-
IRA ha durado va dos amos.
Y, despues de este, diyida 81 total
pcr 2. DE csta manera sabra Slsted
cuando acahara la guerra.
lPodeis hacer la experienced con vo-
sotros mismos, con vuestra mujer, EN-
-1~stros hijos, en- vuestros amigos,
coNel tobrador del tranvfa Y ~hastaScon
el p~residente de la Republica a condi-
ci5n de cue quiera revelaros, bajo ell
mas profundo secreto en- que afio ha
sido mas feliz. Siempre saldra 1917.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1917-01-11
1884,

"Buscad la mitad de 1874: sera
1917"
"Por POGO verSado que seais en- el
arte de los n1meros- concluye Pierre
Milles-no tardareis en- ~descubrir la
causa, al parecer, misteriosa de Ia
reaparici6n oonstante de esa cifra;
1917.p-La Prensa.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1917-01-11

.Afino y compongo Pianos " Plano
lac. Dele ~ orden en- la casa de Ia
Sonora de Torres, Gale de San Fran
cisco, ahajo, No. 1858,
I. PERci4Es ENRiQuEz.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1917-01-11

r. | nlaS leVautaQaa de tlemUO en- ti8mDt
! nor los fanaticos, v Dor los persegul
3 dores Dc il religion mil veces re
! futadas. Ia IpIesia cat6lica march,
: come siemnre' siempre adelanta ,
! travas del mundo, ~aesbaratando i'm
8 uayida Ia ig-norancia. el yicio v Ia inmo
! ralidad. "A su provision y esfuerzos
= dehe la> humaniaad 81 adeianto moral
: ~intelectuau, social, artlstico,' indus
trial, cientifico en- inventive que 'exis
70 en- 81 mundo
|. "A ella mas que 2 ningtnq otra fuerzt
Q poder humane, debe la' humanidat
entera inclinarse en- humilde recono
4 cimiento por 81 descuDrimiento /,
, creaci0n de IN nuevo mundo. "A elii
i ~pertenecen dc derecho Ia mayor par
to de las paginas ilustres que embe'
llecen aquella parte de 10 historic de
mundo en- que Sc registrar los inu'
merables y cast sobrenumanos aeon
! tecimiento realizadcs por sus hijos
desde que su Divine Bnndadop lie die
81 encargo de "ir y ensehar a 9odas
has naciones.y l3oh n lsa al Il
Para TODD eil nuevo mundo las YER
daderamente briliantes. i~nteresantes
y sin iguales fechas hist6ricas ,isin
contar, por s%upuestoi las fechas bibl-
cas-, son las del II de Abrll " ~, de
OGtubre 1892. 2,de JUNO 1495; "a, de
JUNO 1897, y 15, de Agosto 149S. rs
tas fechas, estan lntinamente unidRs
con la historic de. nuestro continents
Americana, ) Il M III
conatos, doceptes de la igIesia en- ell
rft4 Nuevo Mundo.,
El dos de ,.Iunio 14e6 fue al dia que
yi6 los labores de la ~educaci6n para
al Indio Americana. an eaa fecha los
Reeves cat0licos Fernando q Isabel
mandaron nor real deoreto al Obispn
de- Radai6z nue los ,pueye ninos in
dios anviados del N,,eyo Mundo a
Es,,a6 IN nor 'rristoba, co16n fueran
Nn,,estcs Il cuidado de- aIg,na. institu-
Vim nara SER. educadns Como 10 sugel
fla ei mismn Colon: syos mandamos
oue SO lbs fagais entreear Iuego. nara
que faga dellos louuel dicho Almiran-
te ~lescrebio." la ~fundaci6n de escue-
las, uniyersidades y seminarios siguio
Embellishments la ~fundacion de colo
MAS estabQecidas en- TODD ell pats de
las r Americas. recientemente des-
cubierto Y conquistado: y ash mis1mo
en- todas las posesiones in~sulares ad-
ouiridas. hasta due esta parte (Nue-,
Va Mexico( del domffio de la corona
de Espafia fue descubierta. conquista-
fda v colonizada.
q, Msx;.. sono,, ar,zon. -.
c,,itnrais $500" s
So
Fresclnalendo &c IA escasa eauea
con crisIiana ~conferloa q los inu,os
ae Nuevo MeAlco y arlzona POT ios
prlhierps e4ploraoprss en-
sgs ~respecalvas efcqfflpnes oe laool
lsao- 1oos-so'S - aHle
ano ash; para cohtempiaT ia1prlihera
niis,un aaa por tos rlanciso
en gSuepo MeHlco; POT .marcar aquei
aho ei verdaaero pfinciplo de ia ms
.ofia ae Ia ~eoucaclon en- 81
ae nues,ro pas Los pliInelos cul
.os ae ios Franciscanos nun, eansa
MARIA Y Lopez naoienuo slop plesna
.uralnente c~orolauos Con q Maitlrio
ae es.os, lueron lenoyauos POT Es
PEG y FRAY beltraR gel ano slsuienle
siosz5, aunque no ~onsisulefon ss.a
plecer HinsuIa colonla. olsuioio
'Onate en- 1925, que ileVo cohsigo ~
rrralles Frahclscanos que SIN peruaua
oe TEMPO e~narnoiaron Ia rug, lun
~ Mn -Tn1G1nnn0 " aGnIIAIQO an nnn h.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1917-01-11

Por si espiritu y su doctrlna, Ia hi
giene .es ciencta divina.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1917-01-11

del comite Democfatioo del estado, ha
recibido, de difereRtes ssecciones, car
tas pregdntandole cuando sea tendrdn
las festividades de- Inauguration. La
legislature yded, estade estara en- Sc
sion EN- ese dtiempo y La mayorfa1 de
los mietnbros de Ia Camara y del Sc
nado %atenderans las festiyidadesg
El Nuevo mexicano., 1917-01-11
Ell coNsTIPADo TX PoNElTRls-

e. coNsTTPADofLE PoNE
h Ia SENSATION cansada, SIN alientos
resplta gsiempre. del contipatlo.s Los
intestinos Sc entorpecehs y la sangre
Sc envenena. -Aliyie esa condici6n
e ea 81 actQ, con lass Rlsapras fs Nigga
Vide del Dr. King. Este laxSntA gin
til; " suave, esy prontamentes elective.
Una dosis a La bora de acastprse lie
shara ;sentirse mejor EN- la manana.
COMPRISE un ~frasquito hoy en- casa de
su boticario, 25c.s 3.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-03-17
FAMINE THE GREAT PACIF1sT.

EPHE statement that there will be general peace
movement in few months because of the food short
age in the belligerent European nations does not
harmonic with certain official declarations and actions
but everyone will hope it is true notwithstanding the
cruel suffering of the people necessitang it, Most any,
thing is better than The afflicted people of Erope
stand bit hardship tighten the belt bit
more if it will cessation of the CHASTITY conflict
If it shall be written after has been shown that all the
treasure, all the fighting and machinery all the royal
and popular wrath and courage unavang to end the
war; that the pressure of King Famine proved quickly eff
fective, nay justify the future in blockadng the food
instead of digging trenches and erecting immense
guns when is desired to prevent slaughter The food of
nation instead of it's valor and cash and ambition may
hereafter be the only factor consulted.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-03-17

WHEN MOTHER BEAVER began to ask
questions about the little logs Father
Beaver had cut and he promptly pre-
tended to be asleep, he did about the
very best thing he could do. For she
realized that with all that work, he
must be tired, and she didn't try to
wake him to answer her questions.
or course Father Beaver was only
pretending to be asleep, but he t0dS
tired and he had worked hard; SO
it's not much wonder that his pre-
tending soon turned into reality and
that he slept soundly the whole day
long.
Just before sunset he wakened and
looked around No one was in sight.
Il suppose Mother Beaver walked up
first" he thought, "and is getting
her breakfast. l do hope she and
Bushy and Little Brother are careful
about Hoot, the Owl. Just because
we haven't seen him for three nights
is no sign he's gone for good" He
stretched himself lazily, yawned
twice-and then he spied his pile of
logs!
my raft" he exclaimed, how
ever did forget it," And he hoped
up in a hurry and made ready to so
to work.
But he was a little hungry, in spite
of the party the night before, and a
little stiff from his hard work. So
he looked at the saplings near by.
with great thoughtfulness. "That
RATS going to be lot of work." he
said. 81 wish there was some easy
way to make one. don't believe
Mother Beaver worked night after
night making her dishes! I just
know she didn't" Then he hap
pened to remember that Mother
Beaver had said something about
wishing for dishes. Something-he
scratched his head and tried to re-
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-03-17
CHICKEN cRoouE1IEs.

The chicken croquette is a mongrel
mixture miscalled food. 1t wears a
sawdust mask to hide it's real identity.
Chicken croquette is just a restau-
rant proprietor's excuse for using up
scraps he would otherwise throw away.
There's about as much chicken in 1t as
there is in a chunk of chilled steel.
1t is glorified hash of the worst type.
1t sits around in cones, looking like
a Fourth of July snake. You know,
the kind you touch match to and the
snake boils out.
But don't ever try to boil anything
out of a chicken croquette. The
chances are ten to one you'll produce
worse things than snakes.
The chicken croquette is enough to
make a self-respeoting hen ashamed of
herself.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-03-17

d. as t i c. ct h Q
word" they say,
with pain and sor-
row. from Frances
lexicon we borrow.
and they pronounce
it-as you orter-
with accent on the
8 e C OIL d quarter.
You have a fit and
then a spasm, and
s d e W a y $ twist
your facial chasm,
a n d S a v, & a r
rodge, your larynx
lending, to put the
accent on the end
ing" When W e
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-03-17
BLACKHEADS AND
P|MP[ES ON FACE
Got Hard and Red. ltched Dreadfully.
lrritated by Scratching So Burned
and Smarted. Cuticura Soap and
Ointment Healed. Cost $500.

''My face was affected with black
heads and pimples. did not pay any
attention to them at first but it was only
a day or two before they would swell up
and get hard and red. They would then
come to head and tester which made
them very sore. did not like to go out
in company on account of my face. The
pimples itched dreadfully, and | irrita-
ted them by scratching so that they
burned and smarted terribly.
81 suffered about year before used
Cuticura Soap and Ointment. As soon
as used them they soothed my face,
and | could sleep well, and after using
four cakes of Cuticura Soap and four
boxes of Cuticura Ointment l was
healed" (Signed) Miss Ethyl Carr,
Martinez, Calf, October n, 1916.
No beauty doctor can do more for
your complexion than Cuticura Soap,
assisted when necessary by touches of
Cuticura Ointment Unlike strongly
medicated soaps Cuticura Soap is ideal
for the complexion because so mild, SO
delicate and so creamy.
For Free Samples by Return Mail
address postcards: "Cuticura, Dept. r,
Boston," Sold everywhere.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-03-17

had come and had brought Graytail
so she didn't finish her story. But
Father Beaver remembered enough
to know that she didn't make them
and that was enough for him.
I'm going to find that bat she
told us about" he declared, positive
ly. Catch me making a raft when
can get one by wishing for It'll"
He started through the wood.
chuckling to himself to think how
foolish and hard working he had
nearly been.