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Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1917-05-24


Publication Notice
In the District Court of the 23rd Judicial Dis
trict OF the State of Kansas sitting in
and for Trego County.
J. J. Keraus, Plaintiff
r. L. Beattie Louis j. Hitz, Mary j. Hitz his
wife, Louis Sieffert Cassie Seiffert his
wife, Charles W. Fem and Mrs Charles
W. Fem. his wife. A. H Smith Mrs. A. H.
Smith his wife, the unknown heirs execu-
guardians, and assigns. of each defendant
above named, Defendants.
You and each of you are hereby notified
that you have been sued in the district court
sitting in and for the county in the state of
Kansas, by ]. J. Keraus, and you must an
swer the petition filed by said plaintiff in the
once OF the clerk OF said court at Wa-kee-
ney, Kansas. on or before the 23rd day of
June A. d. 1917, or the allegations of said Pc
tition will be taken as true and Judgment
title of the said plaintiff. to real estate de-
scrfbed in said petition and situate in said
Trego county, Kansas, viz:
ALI OF Diock one Cd, and all OF Dlock nVe t5)
except lots ten t10) and eleven I'D in block
i've 60, in Smiths addition to the city of Wa
Keeney. Kansas.
any you have to be. null and void against
the title of said plaintiff. and forever barr
ing and enjoiningJyou and each of you from
asserting any right. title or interest in or
lien upon said real estate or any part there
OF and excluding you and each of you from
all right, title to or interest in or lien upon
said real estate, SO above described, and fur
Their judgment and decree quieting the title
of said plaintiff in and to said real estate.
against you and each of you or any person
holding any kind of title from or under you
and costs of this suit
1T PURCELL
Attorney tor Plaintiff
Attest: w. j. Williams.
ISeall Clerk of the District Court
of Trego county. Kansas.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1917-05-24
CASTORIA
For Infants and Children
In Use For Over 80 Years
Always bears III
Smoked meats at Bakers. ad

Smoked meats at Bakers adv
i wish TO state to my many friends
and customers that on the 2Sth day
of September 1916, 1 bought w. A.
Eppler out, lock, stock and barrel in
the Town of WaKeeney, Kansas, and
since that time ! lave owned and
controlled this business all in my own
name. buy all my goods and pay
cash and take my discounts on every
thing that buy, and / don't owe
a single firm in Kansas City a single
penny for anything. / do not give
farmers notes for collateral security
to any firm in Kansas City. 1 am al
ways for your good will and lots of
business. Now please give me lib
eral share of your patronage.
Yours Truly,
Adv Off A. M. Finley.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1917-05-24
Pure Bred License 1910
Registered Percheron Stallion Hastaire

Hastaire is 10 years old: color black. star:
Pedigree-SIre. Danverque t597isl. Dam.
Coquine (54s6Sl.
VIII make the sea son of 1917 at the I. B.
Hays farm miles east of Wa-keeney and
"a miles northwest of Ogallah every day IN
the week except Sunday.
TermS-l2.oo to insure colt to stand ana
suck Mares disposed of or removed from
the neighborhood will be considered with
foal and owner must pay service fee- Mare
and colt will stand good for service OF
horse Care will be taken to prevent acct
dents but will not be responsible should any
occur.
Henry D. BuchhoIz, Owner
Phone 661, .Ogallah Farmers Phone
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1917-05-24

fresh PORK at Bakers adv
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-07-18
.FUE EXpULSADO DEu...,
(PaSa a Ia Sd I9l. la

presidente Menocal en- el mes de ie-
brero ultimo. con motive del no.
miento reyolucionario que ]pretendia
impedir Ia reelection del actual jefe
del Estado. Pide. ademas, el senador
Maza Y Artola. que &c! gohierno in
demnice a las enpresas cdito-as de-
los ~periodicos susPend;dos y que en- -
Successive, no Pueda decreta-se Ia sus-
pension de n;nguna publication DC
riodica o de otra c!ase, Que hubie-c
l!enado los requisites exigidos por las
leyes ~vigentes de acuerdo con ci ar
ticulo Is de la Constitution, cualeS-
~ou;era que fuese las circ~unstancias
extraordinarias porqus atraviese !a
RePublica.'
e. proyecto dc ley ~presentado a Ia
camara por cl senador Maza Y Artola
Sera discutido antcs dc que tcrmlnc
eI actual periodic dc scsioncs del con
greso Y sc cree cue sera aprohado.
aun cuanto cuenta con IL o]posicion
de los clemcntos conscrvadores.
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FL asesirlato de Pasajeros.....
Piedad para sus hiiOs.

Ell senor Hernandez. un tanto re-
puesto de sus %nervios, do las gracias
a la piadosa sonora, bes6 el escapu-
lario, Y pidi6 a los que prcsencfa-
ban SUI muerte, que llevaran noticla
de ella a sus desventurados hijos, di-
ciendoles que su padre ''habia side
asesinado, pero que habia muerto
como un val!ente'.
Pidi0. asimismo. que las prrso1as
que Sc sintieran con amino de hacer
carload. les dieran educacion a sus
chiQuitos Y les protegieran hasta
que fueran :jovenes.
Pocos momentos despues de esta
ascena conmovedora, c! jcfe dc Ia es-
Gotta mand6 separar q Ia sonora que
hacia ccmpania Il Ia victima, y lame
Ia voz inapelablc:
-iApunten! iFuego.
Hernandez cay6 de espaldas, y So
bre 81 Sc precipit6 la sonora Man
rique para cubrir su rostro O III
manto, y para ponerle las manos en
forma de cruz.
Cumplida 10 terrible seatencia, el
militar carraacista do orden de que
siguiera el tren, y este e~mprendi6 "a
Marcia rumbo d la tronteTa...
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vuELYE FL BILINBIQUE
(Viene de la Pag. l.


ollco Sc neg" d a'ePI"EI" " hIi'-u''
prcc'o' 10 que 'oi'To a. S"o''rl' 4
retirarIo dc Ia c'rcuiac!"H para .mne-
dir que cStaIiafa ua Ie'"h''h!'E-'
popular.
Tan cncrEIra IS IA oro'ic''n que
est" encontrand" entire cj pnoIlco eL
proyecto DC: goH'erHo' que has'a los
perIodlcos co~nSlaerado% como semi
ofIclales Ia atacan e"ncrglcamcn,e :
lc haccn yer Al "ob'crn2 que IA rcha-
]blIltaclon del '0lIlmhIqde Scra ST.
mamcntc pcFlud'ciaI para los mterc-
Ses del pals ' aua para {. m!sn" 20
biCrno.
La rehabilitation del 'iafa!sificablc
-dicer los p~eriodlcos de eSta CAPT
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LOS TECTONES FUERUN RE-
CHAIhDOS


-~rr:i,io Especial para a rRENSt
PARIS. Julio lT.-EI luncs dc Ia
prcscrtc semana, las tropas a!cna-
mas c~mpren&ieron ura scrie &c yi@o-
rosos ataqucs so5-c las poS!c:oncs
franccsas. cstablecidas cu las cerca-
nias del Teton; pcro tL@.on rcchaza-
dos to.;os esos asai,os por los france
scs, q]u:encs h:cieron al cncmieo ua
gran numero de bajas. Esta Informal
ci5n Sc ccnt:enc en- eI informe Official
CUE Sc do = Ia puplicidad hoy en- eSta
capital, yor eli MiniStcrio de la Cue
IRA.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-07-18
USARA MANO DE HERO Ell GO
BIERNO ESPANOL....

to. declare hoy que Ia sitGacion obre-
"a en- TODD c! pals cstaha mcjoranGo
dc una mancya muy s:gnificativa. Las
hucl=as que habian cstaIlado en- laS
prcy;nciaS de AustIr!"s Y Cartagena
han sido soiucionadas Y los planes
que sc tenian para una huclga gene
raj, han sido a~bandonados en- vista d
In participation activa que ha to.
mado cl gobierno para soluc.onar las
dificultadcs cXistentcS.
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La c.:ooScada.

Los c:a-rneia5 De Canuto Fees.
que escaba acuartelado en- Ia casa
GranGc" &c la dicha hacienda, vie
ron vcnir al automvil, y al punto fue-
ron enterados de quien 10 ocupaba.
La presa no podia ser mejor, nj
mas facil su captura, asi es que q ella
Sc prepararon los hombres de Canu-
70 Reyes. La ASA 2rande de Ia ma
c;enda de Sierra Hermosa, es una
mansion seLorial rodc"d de una
grande y fucrtc mu-a!la de piedra,
con una sofa entrada.
Tras de Ia muraIia, a los !ados de
IL entrada, Sc parapetaron los HON,
bres de! jefc rebelde. y csperaroH Ia
llegada del automoviI. Una vez den,
tro De aque!la f~orJaieza, nj NUrgUia
II SIS hom5-es tenian escapator;a 20,
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Una esccna patetlca.

Nos dice n persona que o proper
cion6 cstos informcs. que tan prom
&c como el seHor H~craande" fac de-
tcriGo po- los c~arrancistas, pcrdio a
ccuanirnidad y oI habla, y que con
mcd;as palabras. suplicaba al jcfe dc
Ia c~scolta que lc rcSpetaran y lie die
ran las Suficiente garantias a cue te-
ria dcrccho, por no haberse lnmiscui-
do en- asuncoS Holiticos nj en- revolu-
clones dc ninguna especie.
Soy genie de orden-nos dicen
cue exclamaba el senior H~ernandez.-
soy IN hombre de negocios que va 4
les Estaios JNidos ? hacer compras
nara r~cGlizarIas en- nucst:o mcrcado
V avudarmc i vi,ir.
Por coda rcspuesta. : dc un mode
a'tarero. @! jcfe dc Ia escolta lc de-
ci& airadamente:
listed Va 4 ser fusilado,
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aviSo DC 10 eIccdido los Glen hoTbrcs
que el diclo genera! tienc de guarni-
cion pcrranrnto ea IL hacienda usur-
nada. los rtvoluciorahrio podian dis
ponc" d 81 antojo dc H. pr!s!oneros.
Cna raaia ?untcria.
POGO antes DC ;iecar 4 Ia rluralla.
t-cntc al caSerio &c Ia hacienda y
. frcnta i los corraIcs, el automovil sc
, detuvo = cl General Murguia bajo
IL momenJo, antes de entrar en- la
casa, d s9cudirse el sombrero y cl sa-
CO, del polro recogido en- el canine.
In soldado revoFucionari0 habia
ido haci1 ell cascr!o dc la hacienda a
comDrar algunas tortillas: vi6 al HON
brr quc SC habia quitado cl saco =
cI aomarcro Y 10 sacudia t%ranqulIa-
mcnto 10 conocio, y sin d]etcncrsc Til
punto, prepare su rifle, y diSpar6
sobve ci.
I'll. IL. J., .o--occ-i, dol
' ~, .,a,.,.;. .,.
' ~
q i>@'''''
" -
L.;: .;-.4a.
s'4S',' .aLa
I'll - S'o'o ~
Co':e'' 'o'''o "'0'' "''">' ''t'''''' -
''a!oHla'
! III 'an''' los So'o"'oS que ''''
-""'''os c''''."t'S x '"e''0'
'1,"oa" ''"S u' u I'H:"'a' S"'''t'"
Fio'@"'@""e''.' ! "''ie,'" .'"
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FUERON APREHEHDIDGS DIPU
TADOS DE GUANAjUATO...


favor del gob.crno, y hasta dc cIau-
su-ar Ia Legislature. 81 JOS dip1taln$
insistiaa e." III actitud dc alberta
oooS:ciaa Il. goa:crao DE, ceH,.".
A2o.aGo ror ol Pros,der;c Dc la
Camara Local, q gooe@nador - PIE.
sent, en- Ia &aamh.oa. al fr@ntc &c a."
piguc.c dc soldaIos, : oricr1 IA a
~prencnsi6n dol "5inoHo" o0os;":oais-
T.. = 81 CONJUNCTION . Ia cdrcej &c Ia
cludaG, para ser s.jctaao - IN pr
ccso por cl aclito dc rebellion. 81 no
ahjurahan amtcS de u ma. proccder
= Sc a~r2pent:ian, dc hahcr vio.ado los
prcccptos coHstitucionalcS.
No sabc dccirnoS Ia persona qle
nos facilita cStos informcs, 81 los III
putaIos SC rctractaron o no dc ~
fallo tornado en- asamblea, o 81 e. 60
bcrnador los puso librcs hajo ~flaula,
o 81 permancccn a csJa, icchas cu "a
priSion: 10 Unico que o manifesto
fuc qdc Ia detcnci6n DC los diputados
cause gran sensation Ell IA ciudad dc
Guanajuato. y que ella SC considcra
como un atropcllo fiagrante de Ia.
garamtias individualcs y del fucco
constitutional quo ha amparado STEM
pre- a los diputados.
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IAMAULIPAS ES UNA....
(Vienr DE la Pag. I.)

| maulipas, Y Ia e~Xaltacion de Alfre-
| do Ricaut a dicho cargo, sc cree que
todas las dificultades y esciciones
que actualmente Sc obser"au entire
los d~iferentes grupos re"O!ucionarlos
de aquelia entidad, hallaran arreglo,
| sino de grade, por fuerza, toda veZ
| que Kicaut tieae la mission de vigiiar
las elecciones Y guardian el orden en-
Tamaulipas, al misnlo tempo qac ha-
Ger porQue triunfe Ia c~andidatura Off
cial de Luis Caballero.
Segun Sc nos inforEla, Alfredo Ri
caut debi0 habcr llegado hace tres
dias a Ciudad Victoria, para encar-
Carse inmediatamente del gobierno y
tomar las primeras providencias en-
caminadas a pacificar algunas comar-
cas- del misno, dondc opcran varlas
part!daS rcvolucionaTias, a las ordencS
dircctas de Carrera Torres Q dc Fell
pc Rodriguez.
Dcrrota de carrancistas en- Los
Ramones In
Tanto en- Ciudad Victoria, como en-
la capital de Ia Republica y en- algu-
nos otros centres de politica, Sc cree
que Ell e! Estado de Tan2aunpas va a
e~staliar un m~ovimiento revolucionario,
encabezado por c~ualQuiera dc los can
didatos derrotadOs.
Sc dice que Cesar Lopez &c Lara,
csta en- directa COMMUNICATION con el
iefe rcbe!de. Felipe Rodriguez. y que
este Sc va aproximando d Tamau!i-
pas.
Hacc cuatro d!as, Felipe Rodriguez
dcrrot6 4 una columna c]arrancista
en- estaci0n de Los Ramones, sltuada
sobre la via del ramal de Monterrey
a Natamoros, en- TN punto cercano 4
Monterrey. Les 49!t, varies rava-
los les h:zo mueAos prisioues y c.y-
tur6 " considerable botiN de que
RIA, con ei que pertrecho Il sus sol
dados.
Felipe Rodriguez. segun sabemos,
cs TN revolucionario audaz y acti-
vo, cue Ultimamcntc ha cstado ha-
cicndo una campana NADIA d2sprecia-
Bile en- contra del c~arrancismo.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-07-18

Cuando necesitc 'ibros en- cspanol.
d~irijase Il I~guacio E. Lozaso l2Q n.
Sta. Rosa Ave, San Antonio, Texas.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-07-18
NOyELAs A 10 CENTkEOs

Arte de BUScar MaT!lo
Amor Y Mart.riO
CaiyariO DE- Amor.
III NuviO prCSlRGO
II Fur-atoriO DE- las Solferas
FL ParaISo de las MuJeTeS
Ell inferno de los hUuDres
II Eada dc los Mares
e Nldo de HuiSciHreS
Fl Collar dc ESmcTdloas
Il 81 de las N!nas.
Fl Alma en- IN 5eSo.
La II.ja De las Flores
la Hell en- lOS LaDloS
La MIA Dc los JaLm!nes
Ia NllGa AicSrc
La COrJe del Amor
Ia rrlnceSa del Dollar
"a HIja te Venus
Las UbrcTas del Amo!
La. illjas del Champagne
Las Evas NoternaS
NarIna y Ia h!ja de- las h!aS
MaltltaS sean las Nujer"6
Mald!lOs sean los liniunTes
MaldiiaS sean Las >utETaS
NaI,!l;O sea q Amor
Ma!!llOS sean los Crl0s
PaS!onlTiaS De amor
p0r.ue :. t.aSan lp>llambTes
pC~G.r - CaSan las Nu.creS
r0-tIu+ Pecan las mulcreS
P%orI4- ]RelncldeD las NlucaS
Trr,ig, Mulm-ran las N!elss
pn- -r.uIr q una Mu!er
81 Nai-stld Il Amor
:E..a III Nova.
Azur.ua. ,yT Ca7.ots hTaeme
nora. .ur CaTIota bTaeine
Fl B"crrT0 lie GRO
II no Nait.io
II Ha:,g>rg!'1 q" III M3dTo
Mara. %. Jorge ISsaca
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-07-18

-, JasD,rban nor
-rrrtCIDS.
OEKAs III ~, lam
Ar!tmti:ca GpN!r.S.tt ,.-- Aa.z4r-.......
Aimaccu Dc CurG.H, par" It.,'
Curse FIgm.-rgl lr N-N ,r.r..,l
ComrenIEp 0a Gca-Ea.tA ~ ..HN,3Ta -.
CompenIlr dr D7..i.t,..+ ,I,
gun Ia Ar1tcii-H -T.,.rr-r~., IL. "a
Carrpauo il->'gt-,, .rn - graduates.
Irp-.a Ia-'et.A.h' 49,, IN frll. s
1893 TetrEiy-. l. - ,-sr,,,F = rhanl-
CsteC!SiHp lr 49, er~.gq-ratl......
dad. para 10 "''N.,E, - Ir-lrS.
CBrfera IL II G1"rE. INC teia. -...-S
- ib-o mgy Ei.t' - ~ ~aI9fryas
Con -~er>acluEe> $50 g.. r,areL....
a los Heroes HL--.-1 -
CsrtlIla de insurance. --r.rr'r,rs Re-
fE-tilla % NeILc!uA y. .,,at-s- fe-
GlaS UGE pIa1H,aS a-"-r--srs c'r
T-t.gS. cHteCih."H- -, ~, I7S.
Dirrtol-rlo InfA'-. u. - ~, \
tcI.sna- EuI'-S'aGG 81. @ 40 to IA
~Di-rloGaIlu Manual Et.'' ''t "a a.. -ar-
.D.TIa ClStcllana. Ton 'ta> uc
mi -rahlI9~. - Ha.4- tS-,t,oS ~ ~ :
r~,r,uualrs r"lelrr~. lIu-'.;"', NJ -
picrlun.Tl" a' - --.frr,
Slllc. Pasta IL" i'.-,-.L:A 10 L.i.
pl~cCICngrio de !A-'-> L>"''0''
.,uD- Pasta tr rt"t,--
plcclUnaric lie la-Les 80 r.,,-
AlgClL. 4 l'e.oL -.r4.rnes on a.
riare las woes LAS llOUe!"A>. q o.
res, cieacI3S e nuGStTiaS. ~ -r,hSs
mes para escTloE ' HO &
tc!omss, sfc- 49, ICES
p~icc!onarlo OFsNsSagS az 81 sscrltu-
cue ofTeCen dLlcutdU gu -
rs ,f-.ts
e bl>rir I,S,
rs AI 49, - ,r--E.-gt4- 1890
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-07-18
o:Ga o. s. lie juzguc.

D.. -,s- ~- l.. 80
LIS "asai"ros. en- cuTa pre*oncla
go decentralization es'a5 "SccHa< c*pe-
.u"nnc"S, cn'raroa en- n gran an
s:e&a" q. or lus raIaar&S del carran-
"ista. : trataron ae "yuaar Il Her
a@nde& en- los u!umos naomentoS de su
vida.
Hernandez, por 81 Paftc' peH'a' fo-
%aba. surli"aba a los SoI5adoS que
ic sUi"ta.An . IN nr''cS'. que sc &c
ia casa 8 or, cuInab,c. pcro n,lc s.
ENera Sc J." "'2E" ''':"rI'"'e''o ne
a rau'a re 81 pcT", ) sc - P1'!''!'-
- ~"rf""defS@ 10 y I''N'!"' COMO 60
TTesp""G12 a COOS '"s 'o,'''Ee' '7
u TER" g" los E".9'S .,!t',0F
le!'So u 'c'i''''."" nc 49, '''.
'@oe"-"e''' - >V'o' ,
o : as. Il" 1"eI"' ?"'''0 s''~' f"' n
e ne &2feaeA"e' #o' cue SC "'
,rcp@Iia' foF que Sc co'''e'e QUINN
20 .! S'i'nei' "'.'''e "' "' ~
'acIenao ohje.o los So4""ooS Ut. ~
2lerNo'
r. lete tie II cScoi'a' SIN ""c'f ca''
d" los rue%oS dc '~!ef7'a.''"' "' '"S
gcs,IonrS que III 81 Favor "'''cF''l
"igUnaS personals I'"'f S"'' ''7!'"-
aia sacramento;
listed cS uH r~cacv!ohaF''' " 4".e'i
vamoS Z fuSII"r.
- T., =-,, do~ru:4, do v,rcrae
De nada sirvicron las influenclas
intcrpucstaS ccn cl jcfc d" la escoita,
para 2aIvar al senior Hcrnandcz; )
Ell ba!de f~ucron, tambien, las PRO,
tcytas de este = dc aIguaaS bondado-
a muicres, o~uiencs increparon al
mil:.ar carranc;s;a por ST. ~atrabijia,
rio nrocedar. a~mcnazandolo con dar
cuenta = IL s~uperioridad para pcdir
+ iIstic;a contra cl ~atropelIo ordena,
do nor q.
Hernandez rua dcspoiado de Guar
to .ra,a. hasta de Ia roma de casimil
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1 ST. AUTOMOVIL LE.n...
(Viene de la la.)

Nurcuia Sc salv0 milagrosamcnte dc
ser aprehendido por III pcquenisi-
ma nartida dc rcvolucionarios en- el
Estado dc Zacatccas.
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NOV DINERsAS.

: Aas,R--u . L!u-S2 -0c
Ae'Gr.H o j. '~.da''oS 'sod.!!!>'iS' ca
, Nyye.a E."Nta"a los 'oi.5> Lou
p.n Y.-o.e - - @tHsAa- -"'v'9N Ut {, m
! ...t r6r,
Il tia-'i. -. p'!-"n+. t~!-Ihy>a vutd,
, L-.-..A I'll - III! del heLrntNF ~.
Nund". In ig:"0 GRANGE. Diem EN- M
! ra>'aio ,'Si"
Z. r"rtE'"t-' Ht.h."a,.- pl't'''u4 Il" -oc
NhS4 l"''.t "Et..1 ..1- .'r-o ne
: l.. jn'uhl.i" " LAF'!'.. o. La-a'",'''' ~.
: ~ Iiuamtl"r., fa" H. l.. S''''hs'H.,:' '''
| r.. Amor q" los att 1r-- Not'.a >'hu--
mental. ':a'-r toms. raS'a 49,
h. INFERNO ." !H- .r..r- >"-"uda inA' . -
Is" Il ANTERIOR. '.l.aj'' "li.,s' '''t'', ST.
! Eml-rIr.,n. i"r A.''!-o 'c NLrNn'-... 'o'
! II fr1Hr h' ".h.'.E'>' ! "a hd''' "'' 30 -.
Nu"Tly. i."- tonnes Eftui's ~
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The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1917-12-15
Christmas Pie Has
Long Family History

TTAPPY the Christmas reveler who
has a digestion to tackle the
Christmas pie. The modern fad
dist In diet is trying to rule out the
plum pudding and the mince from the
Christmas feast.
Shame on hint Better a night of
grooming to the few than ban on a
time honored custom for the many.
Lay in a stock of soda mint, pepsin
and salt water. Be sporty and take
chances on the plummy goody.
First 1t was old Santa under ban
dreary world 1t would be without
Santa Claus-now 1t Is the toothsome
Christmas pie bullying with raisins,
llaky of crust and redolent Of burning
brandy.
Truly the modern progressive who
lives by rule is akin to the old Puritan
to whom the Christmas pie was an
abomination savoring Of heresy. In
deed the Roundhead had more excuse
for his abstinence; II was test Of or
thodoxy. He felt his morals would be
injured by eating a pie whose savory
COutcntb WCIt typiSui VI ohCAihSs VA
the Magi and whose form was often
that of manger.
The Christmas pie is Of ancient and
honorable lineage, and its name OF
"mince pie" came centuries later, be-
ing given in derision by the Puritans.
Are we such weaklings that what our
ancestors have thrived on for cehtu-
ries will Stay us In one eating? Surely
the stomach specialist, that product
Of modernity, must have slipped up.
Our grandparents did not eat one
measly little slice of the Christmas pie
in fear and trembling. Boldly they
swallowed huge hunks, not on Christ
mas day only. but during the entire
season Of Christmas, unto Twelfth
Night. Was 1t not writ, "As many diff
ferent houses as thou shalt eat mince
pie during Christmastide so many hap
nv months shalt thou have during the
Year, $500.
And they began the mixing Of that
Christmas pie early and with great
ceremony. II was gala occasion
when the plum pudding was to be
stirred and each member Of the house
hold down to the infant In afms must
have a turn at the spoon.--Philadel-
phin Press.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1917-12-15
How Animals Figure
In Christmas Customs

|THE Christmas customs In Norway
and Swden are the most inter-
esting Of any country. 1t Is time
Of great rejoicing. To show that there
are friendly feelings between every
one In the household the shoes are
placed In row In the hall when retir-
ing on Christmas eve, and, like the
German custom, candles are left burn
Ing In the village windows all night
to light the way for. christine" who
brings the gifts. The Christmas tree
Is largely decorated with candles and
pretty cakes arranged in bright colored
baskets, all usually home made.
The richer households send good
things to the poor. and everywhere
among both rich and poor are the anil
mails and birds remembered, says Our
Dumb Animals. The boys and girls
save up their pennies during the year
for this purpose. Sheaves Of grain
are fastened to the window lodges In
town, and In the country the sheaves
are fastened to long poles and renewed
every day for week, and many are
the birds that spy this feast. On the
barn floors of the peasants bowls of
hot porridge are set for poor "Robin
Goodfellow" to comfort him because
he has no ''soul." The cows and the
horses share In the general happiness
by having double share Of food given
them.
1t is big skip from the northland
to the southland or tropical countries
where Christmas is celebrated without
the evergreen tree to decorate and
hang gifts on. In Brazil the holiday
may be spent outdoors In the sunny
flower scented dir.
They have quaint superstitions In
these summer lands relative to Yule-
tide. On the coffee plantations the old
folk say that on Christmas night the
animals have the gift of speech and
that II only child has sufficient cour-
age to 90 out alone after dark 1t will
hear on the stroke of II the cock
crow in a loud, clear voice from his
highest perch:
''Christo nasceu"-Christ Is born.
The bull in q deep, sonorous bass
inquiries from a distant field, "Onde"
-where2
The sheep then answer In chorus,
"Em Belem de Judah Bethlehem
or Judea. s-ss
In turn all the domestic animals give
to the world the glad tidings Of the
Nativity. Many a child wishes 1t had
the courage necessary to enable him
to spend midnight outdoors and hear
this wonderful conversation Of the
brute creation.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1917-12-15

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