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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-06-12
CHICAGO, June 10


Corn was irregular today and, after there
had been a good recovery, following weak
ness, prices again sagged and finished
mixed. September and December suffered
particularly.
July's stop was S15Sik, the bottom S1.56
and the close Sl.57la to $157, against
S1572i at the end yesterday. The best on
September was $152, the low $1.4734 and the
final SLASH a 1.4s, compared with Sl.5l q +,
Yesterdays final quotations. The top on
December was $h16 the bottom $l.1OA and
the close $l.12A m1.12, against Sll5 the
last price of yesterday
Sentiment on the whole was bearish be-
cause of splendid growing weather and an
excellent outlook for the crop, which is
making good progress. Shorts hammered
the market vigorously, but were run to
cover later, only to display renewed courage
again. a leading commission house was
heavy seller and the bulls met with consid.
cradle opposition.
In the meantime the cash article held
quite we'll, as the supply and demand sit
uation is strong, with stocks light in all
positions The contract supply here is
2l 600 bushels, against 3,s03,000 bushels
last year.
The market at Liverpool was firm.
Trade in wheat was slow and unnterest-
ing and the market moved irregularly, clos
ing easier. The weather was ideal for
growing of spring wheat, and dispatches
from Canada said that excellent rains had
saved the crop in the western provinces.
The contract stock here is 1000 bushels,
against 41l1,000 bushels year ago.
There were reports that new Texas wheat
was being offered for export at Gulf ports
for July shipment.
The market at Liverpool was dull and
easier
The high on July was $3.50, the low 81
and the close cents lower at S233; the
top on September was s21l, the bottom
S2.O5 and the close l cent lower at $2.0S
There was considerable realizing in oats
and although prices rallied on good buying,
they weakened again and finished well be-
low yesterdays last price. Prospects for
the new crop are fine.
The market at Liverpool was firm. Con-
tract stock here is 1,953,000 bushels, against
2,717,0 bushels last year.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-06-12
STANDARD OIL STOCKS
INDEPENDENT OIL srOCks
MONEY-LENDING RATES

NEW YORK-Money on call opened at
Az per cent high Az, low L. last Az,
closed 4d41a, ruling rate Az per cent.
The time money trading rate was per
cent today and 5A per cent was bid for
funds for periods ranging from sixty days
to four and five months and 6 per cent
was bid for thlrty-day money.
Eligible acceptances were quoted at az
and 31s per cent and non-eligibles at 8 and
per cent.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-06-12
Liverpool Cotton

LIVERPOOL, June 12-Spot cotton was
In moderate demand and 70 points higher
on the basis of 1665d for American mid.
ding. The sales aggregated 10000 bales
including 1000 bales American Imports
were $4,000 bales; American, 10000 bales
The market closed irregular and unsettled
at an advance of Sc to 101 points,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-06-12
Financial Briefs

The Baldwin Locomotive Works has re-
ceived an order for three locomotives of the
O-4'O type for the Alan Wood Iron and
Steel Company.
The New York Subtreasury RaIned
S2,246,O00 from the banks yesterday maxi
ing cash net gain since Friday Of $7573,.
900.
me New York Stock Exchange has
stricken from the list Missouri PacI6c Pail
way Company's Central Trust COMPANY Ger
tiicates Of deposit for capital stock plain
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-06-12
Despondent Man Dies bv poi,on

Harry Brander, thirty-nine years old
died today at the Pennsylvania Hospital
from the effects Of poison taken by him last
saturday az his home sl2 Lombard street.
in poor healtn for a long time. ana Wa
despondent
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-06-12

Total sales, 7s4. 900 shares. compared with
1.727.Oi5 shares. "
sex diyidend-American Car and Foundry 1
and ! extra; American Car and Foundry pre-
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-06-12

PHILADELPHIA - Call, per cent
Time, 4G5 per cent. Commercial paper
three to six months, 4ia aq4X per cent
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-06-12
FINANCIAL NEWS
REACTIONARY TENDENCY DISAPPEARS
IN STOCK MARKET AND PRICES GO UP
Bearish Room Traders Try to Force Liquidation in the
Early Tradng--Quick and Substantial Responses
to All Bullish Incentives
High Points in Today's Financial Neps

Stocks Wall rcaionay tendency market
Grain closed ow Sensational addnces cotton prices highest quota
on since 1877 being reached g rate for caH mOneD Wal street
Bar exchange market
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-06-12
WILD COTTON TRADING
MAKES PRICES SOAR
Big Advances at Liverpool and
Good Crop Weather Cause
Large Gains
COTTON BELT WEATHER CONDITIONS

NVE v VUNUTTTONG
NEW YORK, June l2.-It was rens,.u
clear thrOughout the cotton belt this mornins
with temreratureS higher. 'h'
The following temneratures were recorded,
Asheville. 62i Nashville, Knoxville and Cbsd
tanOOga. 6S; Macon. Birmingham and Sbrat-
mort. 5li Atlanta. Raleigh. Wilmington San
Antonio, Montgomery, Memphis, Little Rosl
Del Rio and Fort Smith "a; ThnmasyIIiss'
Tampa. Jacksonville, Oklaboma City, Pensse..
cola, Mobile, Nicksburg and New Orleans III,
Galveston, Corpus Christi, Augusta ,.J
Cha rlestOn. 80i savannah SO. anu
There was 81 inch Of precipitation "A
Mobile. "
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-06-12
IRREGULARITY MARKS
TRADING IN CORN PIT
Sentiment Is Bearish Because of
Good Crop Weather-Wheat
Prices Are Lower >
GRAIN BEIT WEATHER FORECAST

CHICAGO June I2-Thc weather fore
cast for thirty-six hours follows;
Illinois, Missouri, Nebraska and Kansas
Probably showers tonight and Wednesday,
cooler. . -
showers. , ,
wisconsin and North Dakota-Cloudy and
cooler tonight and Wednesday.
South Dakota and lnneSotn-Generally
fair tonight and Wednesday cooler.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-06-12
BAR SILVER

-. Today Yes. Tues. High, i.ou,
I'na'a '''a'''' iSA iis aslssssss j.. iS SsA
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-06-12
BANK CLEARINGs

Rank clearinEs today compared with eorre-
spending day last two years:
I0i7 1918, 1918.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-06-12
Reserve Banks Discount Rates
SIIISS ysI - TaaS tp q g 5sSS0fP5RRef ID 3 81 com

g s:s Z X ~ ss' ssn' s ss:s ;:'' as 6:
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-06-12

Total sales, S2,430 900, COMPARED with GO -,
900 yesterdays thus far this week, ST 6iS' 900
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1917-03-14
(By Associated Press. }

london, March 13-At the Roent-
gen Ray Societys February meeting
Professor Fourier d'Albe demon
stIated an instrument whereby with
practice, blind persons are enabled
to read ordinary print by sound. The
instrument depends upon an appli-
cation OF selenium, and is a develop
ment of an instrument which Pro-
fassor d'Albe used four years ago tc
enable signtiess persons to locate
bright lights or brightly luminous
discover shadows intercepting the
.ignt. In this case, the light shin
ing upon TIE silenium arms of the
machine caused certain interruptions
or changes in the electric current
passing through them, which were
translated into sound by means of
a telephone contrivance. The later
apparatus is more delicate adapta.
tion OF the same idea
A small, revolving perforated dish
is illuminated by a half-watt lamp.
and the image of line of luminous
dots. furnished by the revolving dish,
is projected upon the type to be read.
The light thus reflected from the
type is passed to set of silenium
bridges connected by a telephone re-
lay, and sound corresponding
To the various letters Of the type
are carried to the receiver Each
letter of the printed matter, as II
passes over the small aperture in
the slab gives a different sound ef-
feet from any other letter. and with
practice blind person can recog
ni7e these distinct sounds. This
sound alphabet, of course, has to be
learned, but with practice the line
OF type can be moved across the aper.
ture at the rate of several words
minute, and the sense becomes intel
ligible to the reader, or nearer.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1917-03-14

IL TIE CIRCUIT C0rET. TENTH HhlCiAL
CIRCUIT. FOX COUNTY FLnElnA-lN
tHANeERY AZ ~ SLAELF COMPLAIN
Ant " y : HANSBEEGEE g. 2 FAA
lug AND LEE TAYLOR. Defendants
rnHECLuSl RE or MORTGAGE AND "Ih
fE gEIIEE
apaar.u- hv rAe affidavit q suiiti'.r tor
e.+nfl4 iuaut in the above stated clp~e ili.it
I,t T41lar. ESQ Il ihr defendants named iu
tiie Ifl Il complaint. is q NONRESIDENT ~ ihr
state Il Florida residing 90 tfi,l Ni'-+i"
county Oklahoma:
Tht there is no person within Tie Stale ~
Florida. the service Of a subpoena upon whom
would bind said defendant. and that the slid
defendant IS over the axe = twenty One years
it IS therefore ordered ihat said non resident
defendant he and he is hereby required TO ap-
near % the supplemental hil q complaint as
amended and filed in said cause on or before
Monday. the second DAY u April. A u lsl't
Otherwise the allegations II said bill viii he
taken as confessed by said defendant
II Is further ordered that this order be pub
lished once 4 week for four consecutive weeks
in the Lakeland Evening Telegram, newspa-
per published in said county and state
This 5rd day Of March. A - 1917.
= A JOHNSON,
Clerk Circuit Court
Kelsey BLANTOS AND OLIPHANT
Solicitors for Complainant 63ls
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1917-03-14

Under and by virtue OF a final decree o.
foreclosure and sale entered by the Honorable
John 5. Edwards. Judge Of the Circuit Court
In and for Polk County. Florida. in chancery
on the third day Of March, A. u 1917. in a
certain cause therein pending wherein Edward
lyter. Daisy Hobart. and Z r. Hobart her
husband are defendants. and II. o Talley Is
Campi... - hi,has, and ~, hiidsy
pull lie outery to 'e nisnssL M ~ cov,, bo,,se
for cash at the south door uondav
the second day Of April. legal sales ia,
between the hours Of eleven a. m and two
q m the following described real estate lying
and being in Polk county. Florida. to-wit
OTIS three and four. block eleven. DiXieland
Addition % Lakeland. according TO revised
map as appears on the public records Of Polk
county. Florida. said sale being made TO real
ize the money mentioned in said final decree.
together with costs. charges and expenses OF
sale II {. PETTENAl.
G3l4 Special Master.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1917-03-14

she slipped through the waves on the
afternoon of May 4. Unsuspectinr
the ship moved directly toward GER
tain death. The proud liner steered
straight between two submarines.
lying in wait.
The details OF what happened af-
ter the torpedo blew ont the side Of
the great ship have been tcld-told
So fully, wildly. so terribly that they
need not be repeated here. As Cap
tain Turner heard the explosion of
the torpedo he instantly know that
there had been treachery. He knew
he had been decoyed away from the
warships that were to escort him to
his pier"
Mr.. Jones alleges that at a secret
session of a board of inquiry APP
pointed to investigate the sinking of
the Lusitania, Captain Turner pro-
duced the orders he had received d.
recting him to proceed southwest of
Old Head of Kinsale. The British
produced its message di-
recting him to go on an entirely diff
ferent position
The orders did not agree, and
showed treachery, and further inves-
Lieation pointed to Sayville,' Mr..
Jones concludes,
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1917-03-14

rs THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE TENTH
JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN AND FOR POLK
COUNTY, FLORIDA-R. T. STACK
HOUSE VERSUS " n LANIER T.
JONES J. II STANLEY. AND THE HIGH
WAY GARAGE COMPANY, A CORPORA
TION
Notice OF Sherifs Sale
Under AND BY VIRTUE % an execution
Issued by the clerk Of the Circuit Court IN the
above entitled cause In Polk county wherein
Il T. Stackhouse is complainant and w. VI.
Lanier 4. Y. Jones' J. H. Stanley and the
Staney-Jones Co. are defendants, | will on
Monday the End day Of April A. u. 1917,
sell At public outcry for cash TO the highest
and best bidder at the south door OF the court
house In Barlow, Polk county. Florida. within
the legal hours o. sale on the said day the
following described property in Polk county,
Florida to-wit
Lots l. ,. g. and A. block lots /, ., 4, g. :.
g. ard - ~ lot r. block II. lots and 6,
block IS, all in Schipmans survey. Lakeland.
ok county. Florida Lot In block r. Nor
tons addition to Lakeland, Polk county.
Florida
IOliN LOGAN,
G2ll sheriff Polk County
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1917-03-14
Had Man on Board

The German agents also succeeded
in placing on board the steamship
the who who substituted the German
message for the one from the British
admiralty, but his identity has new
er been disclosed, according to Mr..
Jones. Capt. Turner may know, but
Ia an interview with reported for
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1917-03-14
Altered Orders Given to Capt. Turn
ner. Is Charge Made in Book

ner. Is Charge Made in Book
New ork. March lO-The in
side story OF the sinking of the Lus-
itdnia. alleging that the vessel was
Gecoyed off her course by a forged
wireless message. probably sent from
the station at Sayville, is contained
in book by John Price Jones, pub
listed by a. c. Laut. IL purports TO
tell for the first time why Captain
Turner, of the Lusitania, apparently
disobeyed instructions from the Brit
ish admiralty, and charges that
there was theachery on the steam
ship, as well as in New York city,
where the plot to destroy the vessel
was organized. The book tells of
the intricate spy system built UP in
the United States by the agents OF
the Kaiser, and is Endorsed by Theo-
dore Roosevelt and Roger B. Wood.
former United States assistant dis
tfict attorney in New York city.
Mr. Jones is a renorter for the
New York Sun, and deroted year
to investigating German plots in the
United States. He collected the ma
teiial for his book by examining doc
uments never published and by in
terviewing various authorities.
Tricked Off Course
According to the story by Mr..
Jones, the Lusitania was, in the eyes
OF the German admiralty, the symbol
OF Great Britain's supremacy on the
seas. which if sunk would lower
highlands prestige. Spies travelling
on the vessel had become convinced,
however. that she was too swift to
be overtaken by submarines and
would have to be trapped to be de-
s,roycd. These spies had learned
that il was Captain Turner's practice
on approaching the English coast to
receive wireless instructions from
the British admiralty as to a safe
course and the whereabouts of the
convoy provided for the Cunarder.
II was decided to trick the vessel
eff her course by forged message.
but two things were necessary to ac-
complish this first, to steal copy
OF the British admiralty code, and,
second, to place a man on board the
Lisitania who could intercept the
real message from the British admir-
atty and substitute fer It the one
sent by the German agents from
Sayville.
How they got the British admir-
atty code has not been made known,
Mr.. Jones writes But they got il
and they used it, just as the Ger
mans have obtained copies of the !,
codes used by the American State
Department and have had copies of |
the codes used in our army and !
navy.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1917-03-14
LuSitania Led Into Trap
By A German Spy

! the Times recently, the only one
lgiven by him since the sinking OF
the Lusitania. he asserted he would
wait until the war was over to tell
the full story of the tragedy.
"Germany's spy machine has a
wonderful faculty for seeking out the
weak characters holding responsible
positions among the enemy or for
sending agents to get and hold posi-
tons among their foes" Mr.. Jones
explains in his book. 1T is now
charged that a man on the Lusitania
was deceived or duped Whether he
was German sympathizer sent out
by the fatherland to get the position
and be ready for the task, or wheth-
'er he was induced for pay to play
the part he did-has not been told.
Neither is his fate known"
IL ia known, according to Mr..
goheS thh' tHeir were TWO GermanS
on board, agents of Capt. Far, Won
Rintelen, called 1.-The German arch
plctter and egotist." but whether
they we're the ones who assisted in
lie substitutions has not been ascer-
taired. All that is known, accord
ing to the story, is that Rintelen re-
marked to members of a family who
had invited him to dinner and who
had relative on board, that he had
two good men" on the Lusitania.
Turner Got Orders
In any event. the trap was ready
To be sprung when the Lusitania,
carrying 1854 passengers and a
crew of 500, steamed away from New
York on May l, 1915. On May 7
Capt. Turner, on approaching the
British coast, wired for instruction,
and received reply which he
thought came from the British au-
thorities.
Captain Turner, carefully decod-
ing the message by means OF cipher
book which he h"l Guarded jeal-
orsly, read orders to proceed to a
point ten miles south of Old Head of
kihsale and run into st. Georges
channel, making the bar at Liverpool
At midnight" the story goes on "He
calculated the distance and
his running time, and adjusted his
speed accordingly He felt assured,
because he relied on the assumption
that the waters over which he was
sailing were being thoroughly
secured by English cruisers and
swift torpedo boats in search of Ger
man submarines.
The British also received his
V ireless message-just as the Say
Vile operator had snatched it from
the air, and dispatched an answer.
The order from the head of the adj |
niiralty directed the English cap
tain to proceed to a point some sew
enty or eighty miles south of Old |
Head of Kinsale and there meet his |
who would guard him on the |
way to port. But Captain Turner
never got the message, and the Brit
ish convoy waited in vain for the |
Lusitania.
Steered Between Submarines
"The Lusitania headed northeast
going far away from the vessels that
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1917-03-14

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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-08-04

,,Dobrze - odpowiedzial, mo-
zesz iSc, ale wiedz o tenn re mo-
gfbym Gle tn sila moj2 zatrzymac,
ME moge ci jednak niczego Cd
movie, czy mozesz mi przyrzec,
re mic odwiedzisz? umre jeSli ME
przyjdziesz."
ME, ME umieraj - powiedzia-
la - lubie Gle bardzo i chce zebys
zyi." Jeknal dziwnym giosem bic
dny szkaradnik, wzni6sf swoje
kosmate lapy jakby Z jakiems
blaganiem, do stop jej sic ~rzucil,
tia}y oblok rozesIal pred nia / ma
MIN, n~iewidzialna siia, dostaia sic
do swego domu, przyciskajac do
siebie male zwierCiadio, ktore jej
dalo zwierze mowiqc, &c - kiedy
juz wszystkiem nacieszy sic w do
mu, zeby zajrza}a do zwierciadia
togo. | tax sic stale jak to bywa.
Dzieweczka wSrod kochanycfl
swoich tax byia szczeSliwa, re "a
pomniaia o obietnicy dancj pot
worowi i ME myslala wracac do
niego. AZ raz - przypadkiem do
tkneia owego zwierciadeika i o..
co tam obaczyla...
Ale - idzcie juz spac dziatecz-
Xxi, ma druga sobote opowiem wan
co tam bylo w owen zwierciadel-
ku i dokohcze wan te dziwna hi
storye. a bedzie jeszcze dziwniej-
sza jak dotychczas - dobranoc!
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-08-04
ME BADzCIE LATWA ZDO-
BYCZA CHORoB.

Najlatwiej choroby uPatrula
sobie oiiary pomiedzy ludzml'
ktorvch zoladki ME So W dobrym
porzadku. Og6lna slaboSc spowo-
dowana przez ten n~ieporzadek po'
wieksza sklonnoSc do choroby,
SERGE jest oslabione, krew zatru-
ia nadmiarem niszczacych mate
ryi i chory zaskoczony chorooa,
musi ciezko walczyc item nie--
przyjacielem. Trinera Amerykan-
ski Elixir Gorzkiego Wilma jest w
tym wypadku najlepszem lekar-
stwem. CzySci wn~etrznoScl, IL
trzymuje je W porzqdku, pomaga
trawieniu, dale dobry apetyt rod
Swieza caiv system cis}a. Cena
800. w aptekach. - Trinera Ii
niment usuwa meki reumatyzmu
i neuralgia. dale ulge PREY nadwy-
rezeniu, zwichnieciu. opuchnieciu
i od5wieza zmeczone ~muszkuly /
nogi. Cena W aptekach . ! SOC.
poczta s. ! 6Oc. Jos. Triner, wiel-
kowvtw0rca lekarstw, 1333-1339
S. Ashland ave. Chicago, II.
(O-t
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-08-04

scia rodzinne ale tez wplyw wido-
czny wywieraja ma mezczyzn,
kt6rzy przykiadami takimi zastra-
szeni, przenosza starokawalcr--
stwo, mad bardzo ~niepewne szcze-
seize malzenskie.
Ilez znowu zrujnowanych pra-
,gniei ! nadziei - prowadzi "a So
ba ten smutny Gas obecnie!...
Kobieta d~zisiejsza, o lyle wy
ksztaicensza i zdolniejsza anizell
dawniejsza, powinna zastanowic
sic - ola swego wlasnego szcze-
Scia, ME powinna Z nabytElem
rozumu, zatracac uczucie / SERGE;
powinna przeciwnie, pielegnowac
ie w sobie, azeby potrafiia zawSze
zrownowazyc ! ziagodzic wSzyst-
ko, azeby ME dopuSciia do tego'
re - kiedy pierwsza gwaitowna
miloSc mimic, MAJ zacznie pogla-
daG ma MIA k~rytycznem okiem, Po-
rownywst, a ME poci9gany nj
czem - zaniedbywac."
Trzeba przyznac, re autorka
p~owyzszego, r~ozsadna jest ! vie
co pisze, i ME MONA jej porow-
nae Z zarozumiaiemi prawodaw--
czyniami, kt6re moze chca do
brze, ale - zle to wyrazaja. Dale
cy jesteSmy Cd krytykowania ko-
bet usilujacych praca swoj2
przyczynic dobrobyt kraju, zaj-
mujacych sic losami Ojczyzny,
lecz niechaj ME zaniedbujs co i'm
rowniez swietem i drogiem bye
powinno, to jest - wlasnego og-
niska ~domowego.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-08-04
Konserwy ma zine.
Marmelada z jablek. - Obrane

NHoi iitS4oOo JoO-Sas OOid+'S
re skorki WHINE jablka, Wydrazyc
z pestek i utrzec ma tarce Tub
przepu5cic przez maszynke Cd
miesa. Ma kwarte masy zrobic
gesty syrop z funta cukru i szklan
XII woody, (gotowac kilkana5cie
minut zbierajac sZumowiny). Pc
odszumowaniu wlozyc do syropu
mase 3 jablek, wrzucic- kawa}ek
wanilii lub troche cienko kraJanej
skorki cytrynowej / smazyc do &c
sto5ci ma Wolnym ogniu, ciagle
mieszajac. Pc nalezytem wysma-
zeniu Skladac w sioiki SciSle "a
mknac przykrecaneni pokrywka-
mi & gumka). Do przekladania
naleSnikow i innych ciast.
Marmelada z skfodkich jabfek.
- Jabfka tc So prawie ME uzyte-
CINE, szkodliwe W jedzeniu, ME
ugotuja sic W kompocie. Marine
lada Z mich wyborna. Obrac
cwierc peka jab}ek, cztery Cd
dzielnie ugotowanych W caloSci
cytryn (obranych re skorki) i ty-
LEI pomarahcz, a dodawszy try
funty cukru, smazyc m~ieszajac,
az sic zrobi masa jednolita. Ia
chowac je jak wyzej.
Pomidory W butelkacA. - (Te
ktore kupujemy, zawieraja W So
bic roznaite odpadki a maj
mniej pomidorow.)
Obmyt ~pomidory zupeinie dol
rzale W czystej wodzie, r~ozkrajac
je ma cwiartki i rozgotowac W
rynce bialo emaliowanej ME do
dajac woody, przetrzec potem
przez druszlak tax geSty, zeby pc
SIKH ME przechodzily DO sic cd
Mich konscrwa psuje, lilac te ma
Sc do suchych butelek, zakorko--
wac mocno i zakrecic ~blaSzana
pokrywkq i ustawiwszy W wyso-
kim kociolku, oblozyc slanem, ma
lac zimnej woody Cd chwili zago-
towania, gotowac dwadziescla mi
nut. Pc ostudzeniu wyJac butclki
i przechowac W suchem chlodnem
miejscu. Biorac do uzycia ia zu-
pc, wIac do roso}u, Tub smaku z
jarzyn (mozna dodac s~mletany) i
raz zagotowac.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-08-04
LudZie NerWoWi

powinni brac Scvery Nervoton.
P~otwierdza to p. Andrea Raj
max, 1870 Mine str, No. l., Tyler,
Pa, donoszac nam, re ,,po zazy-
ciu Severy Nervotonu, poczu} sic
lepiej", teraz poleca 60 ludziom
slabym ! nerwowym. Severy Ner-
voton jest rzeczywiscie Srodkiem
przynoszacym ulge w przysne-
bieniu duchoVnem, bezsennosci,
wyczerpaniu nerwow, histeryi i
nerwowoSci. Cena $1.00 we
wszystkich aptekach. Domagaj-
Gle sic tylko ,,Severy Nervotonu."
. w. F. Severa Co., Cedar Ra-
pids, Iowa.
(Oef.)