davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Washington Journal., 1917-12-28

men &aufmonn nit einem Pferbe.
BORT einen 8auer UNI elm Stiid Sud-
unb bebte in Bremen bic Mil9peis
Der bonn 2anbe ouf cine beilloie Dirt
aneinanber, bob tie ii9 NIT ben @i>
merr, 2Geeln unb 6lai9en an ben
&ppf parfen unb f9lugen unb ii@
ibre fliiiiige Mare unter bic Nugen
gotten unb ouf bic @rbe, bob es
ausfab, als 6dtte es MiI4 geresnet.
Ni9t ielten tparen bic Strei9e bies
ies unberbeFerIi9en @algenposeIs
au9 10 unfauber, baB tie ii9 bier
ni4t einmaI onbeuten. gef9peige benin
eradbIen lafen. Sic finh ole ges
fammelt in benz f9pn ertpGbnten alz
ten 8u9e, bas in peri9iebenen ins
9p9beutf9e i%ibertrasenen Musgaben
e~riItiert unb bic &uffdrift trdst:
Sin turatpeiIig 2eIen BON Sin Gus
lenfptegel, geboren aus benz 2anbe
8rauni9peig. Was er feltfamer
YoRen betrieben bat feline Sage, luz
itig gu lefen." uno Die oNorreb" gu
biefem 8u9e besinnt nit ben Worz
ten: .Nls man aalet BON Gbriitus
geburt taufenb fiinfbunbert bin t9
q. bur9 etli9e p%erfOnen sebetten
tpprben, bob i'd biefe 5iftprien unb
gef9i9ten in gu Iieb fOl aeiammen
bringen unb bei9reiben, pie por eeis
ten Elm bebenber, Iiitiser unb bur9s
tribner Elm bauren fun, mas ct ee@
triben unb gtban bat in pelf9en unb
tiiti4en lanben, mos geborn in benz
bruni4pigif4en 9er5ogtbum, senannt
S6Dl ublenfpiegel."
Mls @ulenfpiegel bonn &lofter Maz
rientbal i'm 2auenburgii9en, tpo {.
ben MDnden 10 libel mitfpielte, baB
Der &bt Jpn gum Seufel piinfdte.
nod M0nn fam, mar er trant, mas
i'm aber ni9t binberte, fi9 beim
Mpotbeter glei9 ouf cine iib!e, aber
febr BON linn beIiebte Dirt fir cine
f4arfe pursana" gu bebanten beap.
gu repan9ieren, bic bieier ibm aus
rebermut peri9rieben battle. Seine
ne6erfibrung ins MDqner @pita!
bonn beiligen @eiit peranlabte i'm gu
Der &lage: sd babe itets borna9
getro9tet unb @ptt alaeit gebeten,
bob Der beilige @ett in mid fame;
nun fenbet er mir bas Miberfpiel,
bob i9 in ben beilisen 9eift tomme;
er bleibt aus mir unb i9 fomme in
ibn." Seiner alten Mutter, bic i'm
beiu9t unb frost, tpo er trant iei.
untportet GuGenfpiesel: n9ier api<
l9en Der 8ettlabe unb Der Manb,"
unb als Die quite Srau i'm UNI elm
einaiges fiiBes Wort bittet, onttpors
tet er: n2iebe Mutter, 9onig 1T
Washington Journal., 1917-12-28
en- bGlt unb i9rieben oben auf ben
Stein:

en- bGIt unb i9rieben pben auf ben
Stein:
0iefen @tein fou niemano erbaben:
Sier felt @ulenipiegel hegroben.
Qnno 9pmini i'm 1850. Sabr."
@ulenipieaeI hatte ou9 elm Seitas
ment gemo9t. Seine 9eiamte !9in>
terlafen19aft, bic ii4 in elmer idO>
mem, nit @9l0Hern poblperpabrten
&ite bsfanD, fOute gu ie einem Drit@
tel feinen Sreunben, benz State 81
MDln unb benz &irdberrn baielbf
eebDren. Mls aber bic gliidli9en
grben Die &iite Dffneten, fanben tie
ni9ts als @teine BARN. 90 aber
oann cine partei bic anbere i'm
@erbo9t batte, bob lie Die S9dBe
6eimli9 beieitist babe, 10 ssrietsn tie
aue matchmaker in Streit unb un@
frieben. 60 trieb Der S4alt @ulens
ipieeel nod iein llnpefen, ob9lei4 er
I9pn tot mar. Menn aber bic MOu>
ner au6 teine materielen Sitter bon
ibrem beribmten Mitbiirser erbten,
stpos bat Sill @ulenipiesel i9nen
bod binterlaHen. uno 5tpar etpas,
oas ii9 als bauerbafter ertpiefen bat.
als Sob uno &otborfeiten es ges
psfen ipGren = einen Sell feinss
Sumprs unb Ieiner 2ufi an @4el>
mereien. Oafiir mDse elm @tiidlein
3euger, bas 1i9 Dor ni9t anoulon>
ger 3eit in benz StGbtden begeben.
Damols purbe fpdbrenb bes @ottess
o~ienites in Der Stride nod Der &lins
aelbsutel berumsetragen, unb oos
@mt. nit Oieiem langgeftielten Beus
tel bic Spferpfennige Der 8iirger eitts
5ubolen, lag ben &irdenrdten oh. %
mar nun oud nal elm otter. broper,
absr etpas b0iiser unb dnsitli9er
9onberling in ben &ir4enrat ge<
mGblt porben, Der fosenannte .Suts
better. Oiefem reoeten bic Nmtss
foIesen elm, baB bic ri9tige 9anb<
babune Des &linseIbeutels cine eros
BE @ef@idli4teit perlaa9e. neil es
einem sar gu lei4t babel paifiere.
bob man nit Der lansen Stanst Ies
manb ins @eiidt ober fonftpobin
trGfe. Giner Grau lei f9on einmal
Der 9ut berunterseitoBen, elmer an-
psrsn fpsar Elm paar SABINE ausgss
ItpBen norben. Dem Sutpetter purs
be Bel biefem @erebe re4t libel gu
Muts. unb ie nGher Der Sag berans
riidte, an benz ef ieinen erften
ElinssIbeutefgans MAIDEN muBte, um
Washington Journal., 1917-12-28

rdume mir bos Sous." ltnb Cullen.
fpiesel trus bss anbern MOrgens,
tpGbrsnb Der &oufmann in Der Rir'
DIE mar, oIes, tpos nidt niet> unb
noyelteH, aus beFsn DObnung ouf
bic @trobe, unO als Der beimtebrens
be Sousberr feinen 3orn iiber ben
guten Sil oussOb, brad Oieisr in bic
nnf9ulbspOre RIogs aus, bic er Bel
foI9en @~eIesenbeiten itets perlauten
lieb: n2isber Ssrrsott, 1T bos ni9t
elm srOB Mun6er! Sd tu' anes, tpus
man mid beiBt unb tonn bod feis
men Oont berbiensn! sd bin gepiB
In elmer unsGiidli9sn StunOe gebos
r.n." Domit aos er tpsiter = gen
Mismar, 2iinsburg, 9annoper. MeiI
er ftsts @efottenes unb @ebratenes
ellen UOute, mubts sr feben, mo Ct
ss bsrnobm, unb mo bas ni9t nuf
ebrIide @eife sins, buIf er ii4 =
ftrupellos, nie .er nun einmol mar
= NIT S4aItbeiteu, betrOs bier eis
Washington Journal., 1917-12-28
Sfcisbnn in Snpuu.
Cine miibielise ms uuitdnblidle an:'

Cine mibielise ms umitdmbIidc an.'
tur.
@iner Der midltigiten Grnobrer
Der Menifbeit lit Der &eis, beoeut'
lam Dor allen Oorrm, neil er ols
SumpfpfIon3e a%usnusung Ueiter
2on6ftride geitottet, ole fir Die
8fIeqe onberer &uIturpfIon5en Iih
nift eignen miiroen. Sitinoien lit
pobI leine Seimot. uno idon Dor
bieIen Sobrtoulenoen orang Ieine
auItur nod Chino un0 Sapon Dor.
wGbrenO Tie in @obpIonien crit etn-
bunoert Sabre b. Gbr. uno in GU
ropo biel ipdter ourd Die 4raber
eingefiibrt puroe. Grit ge9en en-
oe 0es II. Sabrbun0erts fam Der
0feis nod @merifo, unO Slpnr nod
&oroIina, mo iest ser bette &eis
eebout miro. 9ort lit Die &ultur
be6erteno entmideIt noroen; 9ompf.
pfliiqe beorbeiten bie &eisfeloer.
uno 0ur1 Maidinen miro Die @usz
ioot beiorgt.
SSsn China nno Sopan bdIt man
nod in oieier Sinli6t om alten felt
1tno benust elm umitdnoli6eres Ser
fobren. 8eim 9eginn Der &egen-
seit ridtet ii9 Der &eisbauer elm
Saot6eet Der, oos nit einem 5tpei
Sub boben @rOoamm 1imgeben
miro. 9ur6 3ufiibrung bon 8oi.
Ier miro oas Sect in eillen Sumpf
n%ertponoeIt. No6 einigen Sagen
I6Bt man oos @aiier ob uno lat
nun sic &eisforner breitmiirfig in
ben Sdlomm. Sobalo oie Bflans
aet erldeinen, miro Dem Sect bon
neltem 8oiier 5ugefiibrt, ober I'M
in Der Menge, ooB Die Spiben ser
Gflonsen aus Dem @aIier berbor-
rogen. Sn5piiden ridtet mon
ourh Soden uno lteberfluten oas
&eisfelo Der. Nad pier5ebn Sagen
iino sic S6mlinge 10 peit geoieberl,
OoB iie perpflon5t mer0en fonnerl.
Die 8flGna6eit, an beren 8uraeln
nod ettpas @rOe anbaftet, weroen III
etfpa A Boil @ntfernung in ben
6unipfbooen geltedt. Sn ben erren
adt Sagen l6Bt ma fem Baiiet
su nno martet, Bis Oie Sflan5en
neue @ur5eln gebilOet unO f%eIteren
Salt getponnen babeii, 0ann miro
6as Selo mieoer i~iberfliitet, anfangg
nur menig; penlt Der &eis aber er;=
poripGdit, b0ber ullo bober. @u9
iett miiIien Die @rbeiter ouf benz
Sumpffelo tdtig iein, bis on Die
&nie i'm @aiier ltebeno, nit ben
SGnoen oles llnfrart, 0as 5luil1en
ben &eispflan5en emporpuGert.
iorgiom entfernen. SaS lit cine
miibielige unD our6aus nidt ges
iunoe glrbeit.
Nian logt, oaB oas anpfIan8en
0es &eis iniofern porteilbaft lit,
ais elm 10 beIteates Selo rei6lidere
@rnte trGgt als Elm Selb, ouf oas
man Sen &eis brett geidt bat. @ne
oererieits lit oies G~erfabren pe9en
Ser pielen Sanoarbeit, nit Der es
perfniipft lit, foltipieliger uno bar-
Inn fallm IobnenOer. SIN @roBbe-
triebe menoet man es ni6t an, nno
in China ulo Sapan balt es iid,
meil BORT Ser 8ooenbeiiB nlebr SER
itiidelt lit uno Die &leinpirti6aft
porherrlht.
Washington Journal., 1917-12-28

fab guIsnIpieseI iti1, ipsrrt. obsr
oos MauI auf, grinite Die 2eute an
unb rsdte bic 3ungs bsraus, 10 bob
bic 2eute berbeitamen uno ipra9sn:
.@sbt an, tpel9 Elm iunger S4oIt
1T bos!" Der Batter iagte bann gu
guIenipissel: rSu biIt bait in elmer
unfeIi9en Stunbe geboren: On fiBeit
fin urb tuit niemono ni9ts uno bod
Inssn bic Qeute, bu pGrIt elm S4olt."
- Ser quite Monn 1T boIo oarauf
- tpie oas Bud BON Sill Gulens
Tpiegel uns neiter beri9tet - BON
RneitIingen nod einem Sleden on
Der Sale per3osen unb bort geitors
ben. Sb er Dor feinem SObe iein
6pffnunssponss GDbn9en better be<
urteilen Iernte, lit ni9t betannt. Sin
guIenfpiessl nobm peitsr gu an @ls
ter, Ni9tSnuBisteit unO - rlnsnoOe
bei ben Menf9en. st probuaierte
Ti9 oIs SeiItGnoer, prellte bic 8rotsI
Bidder. Inn ieiner Muttsr Hobrungl
Washington Journal., 1917-12-28

SR 2ouenbur9ii9er, unfern bon
Der aIten 9anIoitabt 2iibsd, liegt,
rings bon 9iieeln unO groben Bus
9sns unb NabeIbOlSpaloungsn ums
f9irmt, am 1fer zines f@Onen Sees
bos Stdbtden M0un - bieoer unb
bebosIi9, nit i@moIen, pinteIisen
GtroBen unb ipi~ebgiebeIisen 9dufern
aus 8adfteinsn unb To4pert, bon
bensn iebes fein eisenes @sii4t bat.
SrDbbem cine &Ieinbabn unb cine
@tootsbabnlinis ben Srt beriibren
unb fpsor cine 6eiIquele in M0Gn
eriiiert, fiblt man fi9 in bieiem
ftilen, ~reiSpolIen Neit tpie melt abs
feits bon Der baitissn mcbsrnen DeIt.
limb tper in elmer monbf!aren No1t
bon elmer Der AnbOben iiber bic frieb@
lid trGumenoen rotten 9G9er, bos
beiabrte sotbif9e Ratbaus nit feinen
iiberpDlbten @dngen Der foges
nonnten 9eri9tsloube = unb bus
uralte, tpunberli9e, BON elmer 9iiz
geltuppe oufrosenbe @~ottesbaus nit
Dem monItrDIen Surm btnf9aut, Der
elarbt 1i9 in IGneft ber!untene 3eis
ten 5uriidperIebt, in einen mittelals
terIi1en Srt nit 3unften unb Sill
ben, mo beim 5ebnten Stunbens
i9Iage isbes qbenbs nod bic Stim>
me bes No9tpd9ters ertOnt:
.5Drt, ibr 9srrer unb labt eu9 fagen,
De Rlpd bett tein Hagen.
Gin isber bepabre iein Seuer uno
2i@t,
9ob in Der @tobt tein S9aben 9es
f9i9t.
nit uns feD Soft Der 9err,
Sbm iep Bob, 4rets unb @br!"
6eute boben bic MDaner teinen
Na9tpddter unb Sdngsr mebr. aber
bic Gtiue, bic I'm &lod vtein" bes
Mbenbs unb &lod vpeer" in Der 5riib
um bic bemppften 8adIteinmauern
fpinnt, 1T nod bieieIbe pie Dor
Sobr5ebnten unb Sabrbunberten. Sbs
ne Sturm unb 9rang 1T bic triegs>
f9nansere mittelalterIi9e 3eit ober
ou9 fir btefes gemiitlt9e Stdbtden
ni9t setpefen. SIN Sabre 1926 tdmpf>
te @raf @boIf Nv. BON 9olitein Bel
MDun gegen ben @rafen gilbert BON
Srlamiinbe. ben Stattbalter ber Odz
men, benen er bic 9errf9oft iiber
S9lespig. 9olitein unb 0it6mar>
faeu entriB. ungefGbr BRET Sabrs
bunberie ipdter 1506) bate rbie
Washington Journal., 1917-12-28

pOblbefeiti9te Staot WlDan", oamals
I'M p~fnnobefib Der freien Hei4sitaot
2iibed, cine i4pere 8ela9erun9 our9
bic 5iiriten BON Medlenburg unb
beren 8erbuubete, ben 9erSog Don
Brnunf9peig, ben Martsrafen BON
8%ranDenburg uno ben Srafen o
Ruppin gu iiberiteben. unb belt ii9
babel 10 tapfer, baB bic Yelogerer
na9 etliden WO9en unperri9teter
@o9e tpieoer aboieben muBtsn. SIM
.0aterldnbif9en Ar6ip oes 9ersOg<
tums 2auenburg" finoet iia Elm Se>
bi9t, bos DON ben piitenben' Nns
griffen Der 8eloserer auf bic tleine
6eitung sraGblt. = pie ie feds Sage
lang Dbne un!erlaB nit pe4 uno
S9pefel gefiiate 8ranDtuseIn in bic
Sta0t f9leuoerten. Die aber bon ben
beberaten M0lner Jrauen fait alle
gel0i9t nuroen, pie elm beriibmter
@ei4uBmeiiter Der Seinbe an Der
Settle bes Martgrafen BON einem.
M0lner S4la4ter eri4piien puroe,
uno neben benz @~ottesbaufe rin eliis
benber Sonne elm fur9tbares unb
u~nsebeures @ef9Ib, ansefiiut nit
i9paroem pe9 unb S4nefel", be-
reit itanb, oas pieIe Jeinoe ins Sem
feits ~bef0rbert bate. tpenn es ni4t
5erborften pdre, als es ieinen eriten
Opnner entien0en fpIte.
Sn Der unsliidielisen Sranoofens
seit bot Moan nit allen anberen
Stdbten unb Orti4aften bes bama>
lisen !9eroogtums 2%auenburs ebens
faus piel unter Dem Druid Der 6remb=
berrf9aft gu leiben gebabt, unb spei
Dentmdler in Der Ndbe Der @tubt
erinnern on bic Gefe4te, bic bas
CiiBopf9e &orps unb bas 9anisas
tentOrps bier i'm September unb
Washington Journal., 1917-12-28

fiibrte er bonn ou9 nod ben Pfar>
rsr Der Stabt redt bDie an. Wie
bes MenI9rn 2eben, 10 1T aud isin
@nbe, Iogten bic MOnner, ober iie
la9ten bod iiber ben berben, unprrs
niitli9en 9umor hires neuen Mita
burgers. Bel leinem 8egrdbnihe be-
tpeintsn fe ibn fOgur. als iebo4 eis
ne Sou aus benz Spital nit ibren
6erteln bober rannte unb bic Sos
tenbobre nit benz Sars umtparf, unb
Der Sarg, no9bem man i'm pieber
o~ufgeIaben, pertebrt berum gu Iiesen
fam, geba9ten iie feiner epigen
Quertreibereien, Ia9ten unb fpro9en:
v@r aetgt felber, baB er Dertebrt Lies
gen min. benz tppllen mir aud alfo
tun." limb ieIbit i'm @robe CAB Der
tote Sml9eni9ts ben M0Inern bann
mod einmal feline unterbli4e S9latz
6eit 3u ertennen. @ls man ben Sarg
auf 3pei Seilen in bic @rbe fenten
nonte, brad bas Sell am SuBenbe
ent5tpei, unb Der nSotenbaum" f@oB
iaa @rab, aIfo baB @ulenipiegeI auf
bic Jiibe gu iteben fam. nnb bic
M0Iner fpro9en untereinanber:
y2aFen mir i'm iteben: er 1T nuns
berli9 eetpefen in feinem Qeben,
tpunberlih min er aud i'm Sooe
fein." nMlfp narfen fie bos Grab
gu unb lieben i'm iteben, legten einen
Stein oben auf bos @rob uno bieben
auf bic 9GIfte cine @ule uno einen
SpieseG, ben bic Guile in ben &laus
Washington Journal., 1917-12-28

@usgebeutet. &idter:
n@ie fanlen Sic, Serr 3eiige, NIT
Dem @neeflaetcn 5ulammen?"
3euge: ~@r iudte in Der 3eitung
einen So5ius our AuSbeutung elmer
@ntoedung, unb Die Gntoedung
mar id."
Gin 3meifIer. Sntel
(auf 9eiud): .Stuoierit Gu oenn
nud iIeibie, 0rie9~
Gtuoioius: .@ber. SnfeIden.
melhe Srogel Sieb bod nur oieie
Siile bon @iiicnidaft in Soliol"
~gsu hofientlid nidt Soliel"
-ah oil g.: Nanu, ou biit
ia perbciratet, = wie lange oenn
ibon?
g.: gber. Menid, Dos weiBt ou
nod nidt? Sd feiere bereits in
40 Sabren Die soloene &o&oeit!
Washington Journal., 1917-12-28

70 b0ber idpOn feline @n9it. @3lieB<
lid fam ibm Der @ebonte, iid norpeE
ouf bic Sadie ettpas ein5uiiben. ST
nobm cine iarae 9eugobel, be9ob iid
bomit in ben 2ubitaa unb began1t
feline probsn. @ber bic Deripunbsr'
ten &ibe bIieben ni9t bic einaigen
53eugen bieier beimli9en GrerSitien
6es oSutpetters". Die MDGner tas
men balb genue babinter, unb mob
renb Der Mlte i'm Stoue erntbaft
unb bebutIom bos Ian9itielige Sn<
ftrument bantierte, fonO i'm Siirrabs
men Elm 9dufIein ppn S9elmen, bic
fi9 loutlps ems la9ten. Sas 1T
Der @eiit pom Settle Oes feligen GU
lenfpiegel, iagen bic MDaner ielber,
unb fie bolten bas Nngeoenten ibres
beriibmten Mitbiirsers felt ieber
bod in Gbren. aIs einige 3eit nod
Gulenfpiegels Sob elm pdpitli9er OBJ
geIanbter auf Der 9ur9rsiie MOan
fir einige Stunben beiu9te, mo- er
NIT sebiibrenben @bren empfangen
purbe, trus elm 8ieOermann BEN
PrGloten bic bemiiti9e 8itte Dor,
bab ct ii9 beim popite bod fir bic
SeiIigipre9ung ibres ronen Serrn"
= bomit mar gulenipie9el gemeint
= pertpenben mO9te. 60 er5dblt
bic lte6erIieferung. Was Der 6obe
9err ouf biefen 8orf9lug g%eonttpor>
tet, 1T letber ni9t mebr befannt.
Die1ei9t botte er bod einige 8ebens
fen geeen biefen ieltiamen ~S4uBs
Washington Journal., 1917-12-28

elm iib &raut." @is er i'm 2eben
nidts seFiirdtet, 70 fiir9tste Cullen.
fpiesel aua ben Sob ni9t. @ls er
feline Siinben bereuen ioute, bebauer.
te er BLOB. breimaI cine S4altbeit
psrfdumt au baben, tpopon bic lebtt
10 unbelitat unb niebertrd9tis nns
aubOrsn mar, baB bic Honne aus
benz Rranten5immer lief. SAIieblif
Washington Journal., 1917-12-28

Sod unb Stubsnbeiser Bel einem
Raufmann in 9~ilbssheim. @ud
bort bielt er natiirliG nidt Hanger
oils als fpnitno. Sem 9err mubte
ibm balb pesen zines llnfuss bic
Stele auftiinbigen. sd min blcs
ni9t lGnger baben," fagte er blu hiit
elm Sdalf; bic Na9t bleib' bier.
j. unb trint bid bon. aber morsens
Washington Journal., 1917-12-28

9as cin5is Srenuenbe Scs im iibri>
acn einbeitlibe , eeidlpiienen albani,
ihcn GuIfstums lit hie 9~ielieion. SIN
Gorben Mlbaniens bort liest auh
&rpia = lebcu nr- ..pieseao Gbriiten ro>
miI6sfotbpliideu Set- untniHes, i'm Sus
ben @riediIGSS rtbooore. Sas mittlere
Nlbanien unb Die Gebiete i'm Noroen,
Mprbolten unb Often, in beren Die Ils
bauer nit ben Ella ell 5uiammenitoben,
Iteben inter Der s errihaft bes Sslam.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1917-04-27
MISS RANKIN MAKES SPEECH
BEFORE SENATE COMMITTEE

Washington, April 26.-Represen-
tative jeanette Rankin, of Montana,
first woman in congress, made her
speech as legislator before the
senatecommittee on woman suffrage
TODAY, at the hearing of the Ma
tional American Woman Suffrage As
ISOLATION on the federal woman suf-
frage amendment. Miss Rankin dealt
with the necessity for federal action
because of the obstacles to amend
aor Walsh, of Montana, argued the
constitutionality of the proposed fed
eral amendment, and Mrs. Carrie
Chapman Gait, president of the Ma
tional American Woman Suffrage As
ISOLATION, appealed to the committee
for the passage of this measure as
matter of war expediency as well
as Justice.
example" said Miss Rankin, can new
er be enfranchised except by fed
eral amendment. In order to win by
state action in New Mexico they
must have a three-fourths majority
in each house of the legislature to
submit the question, and when it is
submitted they must get three
| fourths majority of all votes cast at
| the election, with two-thirds majority
| in each county, so that very small
minority of working actively in one
county could defeat the measure.
| "In fifteen state an amendment
bill must pass the legislature by e
two-thirds or three-fifths vote. II
New Hampshire no constitutional
changes can be made except at Z
/ constitutional convention, and consti
tutional conventios can be held onl!
every seven years. Eleven state!
/ make no provision at all for consti
tutional conventions, so that the con
stitution must be amended through
the legislature.
s1n four states there can be onl,
limited number of amendment
presented to the people at one time
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1917-04-27
LETTERS FROM A SCHOOL GIRL

and one-fourth pound Of cheese are
used. Then add milk to half the
depth of the contents of the disl,
cover with buttered cracker crumbs,
and bake until the cheese melts.
Serve hot. You will find this suita-
Bile dish for a meatless dinner, be-
cause the cheese takes the place of
meat. You said George wasn't salts
fed with a supper of bread and milk
with some cooked fruit or berries, tea
cookies, ETC., during warm weather.
So w ehave thought of something
"meat-like" for him. If you haven't
meat left from dinner to slice cold
and serve with mustard or pickles,
fix him a cheese toast. You will need
some milw, slices of stale berad one
half inch thick, salt, an egg and some
grated cheese. Beat the egg in a
flat dish add milk and salt. Lay in
one or two pieces of bread at time
utnil the slices are moist all through,
but not soft. Have hot CREASED fry
ing pan. Lay in as many slices as it
will hold. Brown on one side, turn
over to brown the other. Sprinkle
the grated cheese on top or lay on
thin slices of cheese on top is melt
ed, the toast is ready to serve. You
will find that it is just the thing
George is looking for. Toast is also
good with jelly, or maple sugar or
berries instead of cheese.
We are very glad you told US that
George was not satisfied without
some other food for supper. If George
fuses about the toast, let US know
and we will try to thing up some
thing else for him.
Your friend,
ELISE PIERCE.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1917-04-27

Dear Evelyn:
The reason you have to fly around
in your kitchen so hurriedly when
you are cooking is because you don't
get things ready to use before you
start cooking. First, see that the fire
is ready. Have all the materials
that will be needed at hand. Collect
all dishes needed, including a plate
on which to lay all stick spoons,
knives, etc. Do not make extra work
by using more utensils than are
necessary. BY measuring all dry
materials first, then liquids and last
fats, only one cup need be used.
When milk and eggs are used, save
little milk to rinse out the bowl
in which the eggs are beaten. Have
all materials ready to use, flour sift-
ed and measured, eggs beaten, etc.,
before beginning to put them to-
gether. Then you are ready to work.
You like macaroni and cheese so
well think you would like rice with
cheese like we fix it. Use one cup
of boiled or stewed rice. Rice may
be cooked with or without a double
boiler by the same method as other
cereals, by allowing one part rice and
three parts water. Use one table
spoon of salt to each cup of rice. The
rice should be well washed in cold
water and put to cook in boiling water.
1t will cook in from forty-tive min
utes to an hour. But do not stir.
Cover the bottom of buttered pud-
ding dish with rice, dot over with
three-fourth tablespoon of butter
then sprinkle with thin shaving of
mild cheese, and a few grains of cay
enne; repeat this layer until the rice
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1917-04-27
Home Nursing Classes.


The second of the Home Nursing
and Elementary Hygiene classes, of
which Mrs. w. K. Hyer is chairman,
met yesterday afternoon, Miss En-
Turner Merritt having been elected
secretary.
Mrs. Kennedy stated yesterday
that the chapter feels much encour-
aged at the interest which is being
taken in the work of the Pensacola
chapter, not only in nearby towns,
but in Mobile and Montgomery and
other cities.
The Pensacola chapter is one of the
most active in the south, and the
members have every reason to con-
graduate themselves on the success
of their efforts.
Mrs. c. M. Sweeney, chairman of
the surgical dressings, requests that
all who can aid in this work visit
headquarters and lend their assist
ance. Many of those who have been
helping with this work have Joined
the various classes and helpers are
very much needed. 1t is not neces-
sary to be member, nor to give
any stated amount of time to the
work, but everyone can help in MAX
ing the dressings, and such help will
| be much appreciated.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1917-04-27

in Indiana and Illinois only enc, in
Kentucky two, and in Arkansas three
at a time. The legislature in Ar
kansas passed the woman suffrage
amendment in both houses in 1915,
but they decided to bring three other
amendments before the people, and
that automatically threw out the
suffrage amendment. In fourteen
states an amendment must pass
through two successive legislatures.
In Mississippi and South Carolina It
must pass the legislature before it is
presented to the people, and after It
has been ratified by the people 1t
must pass the legislature again
"In many states the majorities re-
quired are very large, some states
requiring three-fifths and many
three-fourths majority in both houses
of the legislature before the amend
ment may be submitted to the people.
In many states it is possible to get
majority in the legislatures, but
not the necessary two-thirds. 1t was
80 years in Montana after the ques-
ton was brought to the legislature
| before we got the two-thirds ma
| jority, although many times during
| that interval we were able to get
majority.
"Then there is the question of the
signature of the governor. 1t is some
times possible for one man to balk
| the will of the state. In North Da-
kota the amendment was lost twice
because it was not signed by the
/ governor.
'In nine states they require ma
i jority of all the voues cast at the
election. Some of them decide that
the vote for governor makes the total
vote cast, and some use the vote
for representative.
an Illinois four years must elapse
before the amendment can be sub
! n1itted after being defeated. In Penn
sylvania, Kentucky, and New jersey
five years, in Tennessee six years,
4 'In twenty -four states they make