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La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1918-01-19

Sc han recibido mensajes en- Ros-
we'll de diversos miembros de la bate.
ia de artilleia de dicha ciudad, de
as fuerzas del estado, que ahora sin
70 con el 1914 de artileria rodada,
,articipando su feliz arribo a Fran.
ia, donde entrara pronto en- campa-
ia Las autoridades militares ALA
las hacen grandes elogios de dicha
1ateria de su comandante, el capt.
an de Bremond, que antes de servi1
m las fucrzas dc Nuevo Mejico sirvio
IN las de la Rep1hlica Helv6tica, su
lais natal, habiendo estudiado tee
ica mibtar en- Suiza Francia, dc
,uyos n aestros artilleros es ferviente
lartidario.
III Hon. Sr. John Evans, director en-
i estado dc Colorado del servicio de
enta de Estampillas de Ahorros, ha
lado un paso digno de imitaci6n, en-
0do cl pals, ofreciendo un premio al
arter0 urbano, al rural otro EN-
lleado de corrcos dc diversa catego-
ria que vendan mas Estampillas Q
Ccrtifcados de Ahorros durante el
oresente aho.
Segun declara e escribano de este
condado dc San Miguel, el 80 por Glen
20 de los conseriptos del mismo piden
ser exeusados del servicio militar Sc
rec Que cuando mucho el 60 por Glen
% seran dispensados.
| III lunes c0mpareci0 ante 81 iue2
Leahy. on esta ciudad, Louis Reiger
ic naeionalidad austriaca, al que s'
cusaba de deslealtad, pues que, he,
,iendo hecho petici6n para naturali
larse americana, dijo que deseaba e
iunfo de los imperios centrales, Sc
| gun los tstigos, cosa que el nego, afr
mando que S. este era su dese0 ante
le la declaration &c guerra por part
le nuestro us, no 10 era aitora. 5
cree que Sc le acusara ahora de.pci
jurio.
III pasado domingo desputs de lar
"a enfermedad, falleci0 en- Washing
ION cl senador Brady, republicano, n
presentantc en- el Senado federal de-
stad0 de Idaho
La legislature del estado dc Ker
lucky ha ratifcado la enmienda a
Constitution federal para prohibir
venta. manufacture C Importation q
licorcs on la naci6n.
Una bucna parte de las tropas
Z | NuoyO Mejico que estaban en- Limo
Vista, siryiend0 en- dos regiment,
de- amctralladoras, ha sido transfer
da otra yez al arma de infanteria,
que pertenecian mientras que aetu
S ban como tropas del estado. Tan
/. quieren sus 0fciales la may0ria
soldados hispanoamericanos por
murcialidad y discipline, que, a pc
r ci6n dc sus jefes, muchos no fuer
\ eambiados, pesar de la orden re-
bida, de las companias en- que 81
Wan.
III Enorme ha sido durante la sema
= ol frio en- diversas parties del pals,
e Chicago no pudieron salir trenes d
rante varios dias, nj entrar tampc
!. hasta sus estaciones centrales'
l. A causa de las ordenanzas mill
!" res amerieanas, el general Pershi
u no ha podido aceptar los servicios
d los ohciales rusos que estan en- FRI
cia ofrecidos voluntariamente co
u aviadores instructores del eierc
3. americana. Sin embargo, Sc cree
podran ingrcsar a algdn cuerpo es
Sc cial dichos yalientes moscovitas.
Ia Walter Sp0ermann ha sido arres
: do eerca del aer6dromo do Norft
u acusado de ser espia dc Alemai
)n Mariua Aisch fu6 tambien dete
do por identiea eAusa en- Baltinol
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1918-01-19

A pesar de tOdas las protestas del
senadO. no ha sidO revOeada la orden
de- eerrsr las fabrieas dada por el Sr-
Garfield. por verse que este es e'
dnieo medic dc sOlueionar el probe
ma ereado por la faIta de combusiible
habIendo sido sanciOnada pOr el Pre-
sidtnte Wilson,
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1918-01-19
hay AHORA MAS GANAD0
EN LOS BOSQUES MA
GONZALES

Albuquerque, enero 5.-El a.
no pasado fueron apacentados Ell
los bosques nacionales de los es-
tados de Nuevo M6jico Y Arizo-
ma Ia enorme suma de 1890
caballos, yacas y cerdos, peltc-
necientes a 1929 distintos CANA
deros, asi como 882,548 cabezas
lie ganado lamar, dc 692 diferen-
tes duenos. Este es el ndmero
mas grande de ganadQ que Sc ha
apacentado jamas en- dichos bos.
ques.
Ademas de este, sc cOnced,t
pel1niso para atrayesar los mis-
mos libremente a 81, ,709 cabeza'
de ganado vacuno y caballar )
l,4273 1897 cabras V borregos
mientras que Sc dirigian de una
q otras pasturas. Ademas 81
dieron pelmisos a los indiyiduo
que tenian tieIras propias den
tro de dichos bosques para apa
centar gratuitamente en- los mis-
mos 4, 1856 cabezas de ganado ma
yor y 64,l79 de ganado menor.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1918-01-19
.RObO, AStSiRatOS y Suicide
en- un Campo dc Con-
contraction.

Como a las 8 Y media de la no
che del pasado sabado Sc presen-
| to un individuo en- el banco de
aholros mihtar establecido en-
Camp Funston, Kansas, quien,
| pistola en- mano, orden6 a uno de
los empleados, denominado Wor-
nall, que alli estaban, que atara
inmediatamente las manos los
demas, 10 que hizo el aludido, a.
| tandole a su vez despu6s el la-
dr6n, que procedi6 Immediate
mentc Il tomar el dinero que es-
tim6 conveniente, que segin sc
vic despues, llegaba a la suma
de 100000. Luego de haber en-
vuelto embellishments los bile
tes de banco que, fernando di-
cha enolme suma, habia robado,
comens5 a haeer prepWatiNoS
para salir del bTco, cuando uno
de los empleados del mismo, CO.
nociendole le llam6 por su nom
bre, Y reprochandole su conduc-
Ia lie diio que saba bien quien
era.
AL oi tai cosa, el ladr6n, eogi6
un hachita de mano del suelo Y
comenz6 a dm terribles golpes
en- la cabeza Y en- la cara a los in
defensos empleados, atacando
primeramente a c. F Winters,
yicepresidente del Banco Federal
de Reserva de Kansas City y ca
iero del banco militm robado.
Despu6s atac6 a los Srs, o. NJ
Hill Y Carl Ohelson, y fnalmente
a Kearney Wornall Y John jew
ell. A consecuencia de los g0l-
pes recibidos, perecieron todos
menos Womall, que esta grave
mente herido.
FL ladr6n resulto ser el capi-
tan Lewis r. Whistler, de Sail.
ma, Kansas, quien, despues de
cometido ell robo y su terrible
crimen, conserve gran calma y
presencia de amino, yendo a los
lugares de costumbre, y no per
diendo su aparente tranquilidad
nj siquiera al Dir a sus eompane.
Ios que Sc iba a entablar iuiciC
de guerra contra I'm capitar
(que era eD a consecuencia do
dicho robo y terfibles asesina
tos.
AL dia Siguiente, Whistler, a
J Dir desde su cuarto una conver
Saci6n sostenida por dos de su!
companeros, diciendo que va s,
habia deseubierto que Whsle
era el verdadero autor del robe
sin decir NADIA q nadie, tom6 III
! fusi Y Sc dispar6 dos tirOs en- i
,abeza, muiendo inmediatamen
, te d consecuencias del segund
' balazo, va que el primero lie eau
50 solo una peQuena roZadura.
I'll dinero robado fue recupera
: do, habiendO sido encontrad
muy bien al2ado en- el cualto dc
asesino suicida. Este dei6 I'm
nota diciendo: "Ile estado per
sando suicidalme desde hace mt
cho tempo, pcro nunca llegue
r tencr una buena raz6n. Aye
Ie sail Y me consegui una buena T.,
N z6n para clio" No Sc ha podid
~ saber que otras causas anteriC
,z res, fuera del tenor del castig
% que le iba a alean2ar por su emo
le me crimen, pudiera tenel Viii
~ !er para suicidarse.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1918-01-19

Sc ha sabidO de buena fuente en-
este pals que Alemania ha preparadO
grandes cantidades de pollen yeneno-
so para destruir la cOsecha de trigO de
este pals. esparci6ndOlo por medic de
sus espias. Sc sabe que una parte de
este venenO ha Ilegado va a manOs de
agentes alemanes en- California, por 10
que Sc requiere a tOdas las autOrida-
des Ia mas estrieta yigilencia para
evitar tal epidemic.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1918-01-19
MUEREN ABRAsADos

FL sabado pasado murieron
abrasados entire las llamas que
consumieron el rancho de su pa
DIRE, EN- las inmediaciones de AL
buquerque, los nihos Ismael y
Maria Armijo, de cuatro y tres
amos de edad respectivamente-
Su mama, al hacer desespera-
dos esfuelzos para salvar su VII
da, recibi6 tambien serias que
maduras, no logrando mas que
sacar a los cuerpos va casi cai.bo-
nizados de sus hiiitos de entire Ia
casa incendiada.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1918-01-19
ENMIENDA A LA C0NSTITU.
CION DEL ESTAD0 DE
COLORADO.

Sc han estado mandando pc
ticiones iniciando una enmienda
a la Constitution del estado de
Colorado para que sea sometida
al voto del pueblo en- la election
de 1918, estipulando que las mi-
mas de carbon sean adquiridas y
explotadas por el estado. Sc di-
ce que la medida Sc esta some
tiendo por la Federation de Ira
baiadores del Estado, y la Liga
Agricola Independence.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1918-01-19

sogun las estadisticas publicadas,
en- Nueyo Mejico Sc pusieron en- culti-
vo muchos mas acres de teireno 81 aho
passdo y fueron, por 10 tanto, muchc
mayores los productos levantados, que
en- cualquier otro aho anterior.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1918-01-19

Alfonso Wallace, de II amos de
edad, muri6 el iueves o causa de un'
pulmonia y su papa d, Santiago DC
"A abos. a causa de un ataque del co.
rez6n sufrido al conocer Ia nueva,
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1918-01-19

clases militares, que, segdn el
Gobierno, fu6 inmediatamente
reprimido.
Los socialistas y otros elemen-
tos radicales siguen pidiendo Ia
amnistia de los condenados por
los tribunales militares a causa
de Ia Ultima huelga revoluciona-
ria de agosto, que el Gobierno es-
ia listo a conceder, pero que 50
cree no promulgara por decret,
sino que esperara a que Sc RED
nan las Cortes para hacerlo COZ
todoS los requisites legales.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1918-01-19

Feline Geoffri6n de 81 amos de edad
tuyo la desgracia de caerse aver .
una noria que estaba hacienda con so
bermano en- Ia Avcnida de Nuevo Me-
iico dando de cabeza contra una PIE
dra a consecuencia de 10 cual murio'
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1918-01-19
Sc PrtpaTan CTandeS Data-
Has en- las InIntdiaelORGS
dc TaHlDiGO.

De todas parties de Mejico Sc
estan concentrando tropas fede-
lales para copducirlas a la parte
oriental del pals, especlalmente
\ Ia Huastcca,c con el fin de atacaf
al iefe anticarrancista Manuel
pelaez. que domina ahora la re-
ei6n petrolera de las inmediacio-
nes de Tampico, en- donde, a juz.
gar por las noticias que Sc tie
nen. ha mantenido I'm orden per-
fecto.
Contra Pelaez Sc estan organl-
zando tres glupos distintos dc
ropas federales: uno al mando
de Luis Caballero, otro a las or
lcnes del general Manuel Die
guez Y otro baio la direccion de
Francisco Murguia.
Pelaez. por su parte, esta re-
cibiendo glmdes refucrzos, y Sc
rec aupe sc Librarian batallas dc
yran importancia cuando Sc pom
5an en- contacto las fuerzas de
mbos bandos enemigos.
Sc dice que Felix Diaz, con dos
nil hombres, esta a 20 millas de
Veracruz. en- cuyas inmediaclo-
nee da,lot6 n las fuerZas del Go
5ielno que iban a las 6rdenes del
reneral Heriberto Jara. Aun>
me algunos Sc Green que Dlaz a
.acara Veracruz, 10 mas possible
ae Que sencillamente este prepa-
,ando I'm plan de combate en-
combination con Pelaez.
Desde la captura de Parral =
Ciudad Jimenez, en- el sur de
chihuahua, NADIA mas Sc ha sabl-
do del paradero de Pancho Villa,
v armque no Sc dispone de noti'
las veridicas, es dc suponer que
as fuelzas del Gobierno del ST.
Carranza habran reocupado di-
has cudades, va que los Willis
as no acostumbran detenerse
'uucho tempo en- ningdn lugar.
| -------------------
| FL gobcrnador actuante Lindsey, o
no ser que sc 10 impidan ocupaciones
ineudbles imprevlstas, ha promeiidt
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1918-01-19

Don Celestino Romero, de los Ce-
rrillos, estuv0 en- Ia ciudad el sahado
Don Petronilo Sandoval, de Rociada,
nos hizo una agradable vista 81 sA-
bado,
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1918-01-19

ingrcsaron como ofciales en-
nueslras fuerzas detierra, rea-
lizando sus 1ltimos ejercicios,pa-
ia demostrar su efciencia, ante
m numeroso glupo de promi-
nentos personals de todas parties
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1918-01-19

FL robcrnador actuante Lindsey, a
no ser que Sc 10 impidan ocupaciones
ineludibes imprevistas, ha prometido
estar en- Wagon Mound esta semana,
en- la Inauguration del bazaar dc la
Cruz Roia.
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kMHl 1HintC
WI M3 .OJ nRC. NJ O RI ON
9 .% MRC. NJ ORI q n

eggs, one teaspoon soda in one-half
cup hot water, Drop in wellgreased
pan with spoon.
Prune Shortcake - Make a biscuit
dough, using two cups flour, four tea
spoons baking powder, one-half tea
spoon salt, two tablespoons butter and
about three-quarters cup milk. Roll
out dough about an inch thick Brush
top with the melted butter. Bake in
hot oven abou: twenty minutes. Then
strain the juice that has been cooked
with the prunes until tender and al
lowed to cool, in pitcher. Stone
prunes, put in a dish, then pour over
the juice; sprinkle with one and one
half cups sugar, let stand until ready
to serve. Cut shortcake carefully to
make two layers, put prunes between,
then another layer on top; cover with
prunes and juice. Serve with cream.
One jound of prunes makes this de-
licious shortcake to serve six persons.
Chocolate Pudding-One quart milk,
four tablespoons cornstarch four
tablespoons scraped chocolate, two
tablespoons boiling water, two eggs,
one teaspoon vanilla and pinch of salt
Reserve one cup milk and put remain
der on to boil. Put chocolate, sugar
and water in saucepan and stir until
smooth and glossy. Stir in boiling
milk Mix cornstarch with cold milk,
beat eggs and add to cornstarch and
milk; stir into boiling milk and beat
about three minutes. Turn into mold
and serve with whipped cream or
vanilla sauce.
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DESSERTS

corncake-One cup -four, onehalf
cup cornmeal, one cup milk (sweeD,
two teaspoons baking powder, one
half teaspoon salt, one tablespoon SUI
gar. one well-beaten egg, two table
spoons melted butter or lard. Beat 1t
thoroughly and turn into creased pan.
Bake In quick oven twenty minutes.
Aunt Nabby's Rhode Island Johnny
oake-Cut up a piece OF nice fresh
beef suet to about half cupful Mix
thoroughly with one quart cornmeal
and one-half tablespoon salt. Scald
meal with hot water and stir till it is
well wet to the consistency of mush.
Grease a long bakepan and spread
the iohnnvcake in it very thin: bake
in oven till brown and crisp. Eat this
hot with jam or any iruit butter,
and there isn't better dessert.
Honey Drop cakes-One-half cup
extra CT ed honey, one-half cup sugar.
one-half cup lard, two and one-half
cups flour (may need more), two
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1918-04-25
LADIES! LOOK YOUNG,
DARKEN GRAY HAIR
Use Grandma's Sage Tea and Sulphur
recipe and nobody can tell.
Brush it through hair.

Gray hair, however handsome, de-
notes advancing age. We all know
the advantages of a youthful appear
ance. Your hair is your chaimr It
makes or mars the face. When it
fades. turns gray and looks streaked,
just few applications of Sage Tea
and Sulphur enhances it's appearance
a hundred-fold.
Don't stay gray. Look young.
Either prepare the recipe at home or
get from any drug store a bottle of
"Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Com
pound which is merely the old-time
recipe improved by the addition of
other ingredients. Thousands of folks
recommend this ready-to-use prepare
ton, because it darkens- the hair beau
tifully, besides. no one can possibly
tell. as it darkens so naturally and
evenly. You moisten a sponge or soft
brush with it, drawing this through
the hair, taking one small strang at
time. By morning the gray hair
disappears; after another application
or two, its natural color is restored
and it becomes thick, glossy and lus-
trous. and lou appear years younger.
Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Com
pound is a delightful toilet requisite
1t is not intended for the cure, miti-
cation or prevention of disease.-Adv.
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Er. Robert williams,
Galesburg, MO. e7th. 1917
You ere right when you say in yours Of Decen-
Der remarkably good tooth paste
a strong to tell. but the diff
Guilty putting that story in such language as
the public.
The senreco story Of med cina1 paste that
the teeth but keeps mouth ana
gums lthy. does not sound
just ordinary dentifrtce
that make every effort TO get
to try
story fully eoa Of them Senreoo users
andb then
There is senreco user in Ptttssursh who has
families Of thrty-1our
OF his friends Enthus iasm? no. not enttreay SIMPLY
q Of making good. 1t is just as stated
they viii try Senreco if they once become
real dentifrice with what dent1-
frice and be they Sen1eco boosters
YOU wit Senreco. large, two tubes
and at Esq.
q Try 1t. Wa stand
behind every ,ackage OF
Very truly
sENREco,
CINCINNATI.
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Revelations of a
Wife
JACKS RELATIONSHIP Is
EXPLAINED

ooh, no, / am not" l said coolly.
THAT real relationship between JACK
and myself is so slight as to be prac-
tically nothing. He is the son of
distant cousin of mothers. Perhaps
you remember that on the day you
made the scene about the letter you
had Just emphasized your very close
friendship for Mrs. Underwood in a
fashion rather embarrassing to me /
resolved that, to speak vulgarly, what
was sauce for the gander, etc, and
that l would put my friendship for
Jack upon the same basis as yours for
Mrs. Underwood. So when you asked
me whether or not Jack was relative
said No"
THAT makes this letter an insult to
both you and me- Dicky said venem-
ously, his face black with anger.
| sprang to my feet, trembling with
anger.
BE careful" said Jelly. "You
don't deserve an explanation, but you
shall have one, and that is the last
word | shall ever speak to you on the
subject of Jack. His letter is the
truth. l am his nearest of kim save
he speaks. He was orphaned in his
babyhood and my mothers only sister
legally adopted him. and raised him as
her own son. We We're practically
raised together, for my mother and
my aunt always lived near each other.
Jack was the only brother l ever
knew, / the only sister he had. When
my aunt died she left him her little
| property with the understanding that
| he would always look after my mother
and myself He kept his promise roy
ally. My mother and l owed him
many, many kindnesses. God forbid
| that | ever am given the opportunity
to claim Jacks property But if he
! should be killed. choked upon the
, word-'I shall take it and try to nse
/ it wisely, as he would have me do"
| Behind the Door
| every touching, upon my word,
sneered Dicky, "and very interesting
if true" He almost spat the words
out. he was SO angry.
| at Goes not matter to me in tbs
| least whether you believe it or not,
| returned frigid!y.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1918-04-25
To Make Record-Breaking
Calls for Draft Men
During Mcy and June

WASHINGTON. April 25.-Record-
breaking calls for draft men during
May and June have been decided up
on, it was learned last night.
The army general staff. it is under
stood at the war department, already
has transmitted to Provost Marshal
General Crowder an order to indust
into service next month number of
men which exceeds by far any month
ly quota previously called. Other big
calls will follow in rapid order.
Trained troops are being moved
overseas at surprising rate, and new
troops will be sent to camp as fast as
space is provided by Withdrawals.
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when it is once reused my anger is
intense.
"You know you are lying" he said
loudly You are going to see TINS
precious cousin -brother-lover which,
ever he may be-
My fear that Katie or his mother
would hear him overcame the pr1m1-
tive impulse / had to avenge the inso-
lent words with blow, as man
would.
'.You will apologize for that Ian
guage to me when / come back, l
said ici'y 81 do not know whether
shall so to bid Jack goodby or not.
have no idea what shall do, save that
l must get away from here for little
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can't go with them because l think SO
much of the man l love. DO you think
that he did not like me in the first
place? SOFT-HEARTED GIRL;
You made a mistake in letting the
man know how much you loved him.
He tired of the other girl and then
he tired of you. Don't try to find out
why he stopped coming to see you.
Forget him as soon as you can. You
are a very young girl and should go
with other boys. You have great
deal of happiness ahead Of you II you
will only see it and not spoil your en-
joyment of things by grieving about
this man.
BROWN EYES-You evidently do
not care enough for either OF the men
to cause trouble with your relatives
There must be some reason Tor inc
objection of your relatives to the
Young men, If were you / would lei
them alone. and you will probably find
someone you like better, and OF whom
your mother approves.
Shampoo your hair carefully, and
see that it is given plenty OF air and
sunshine Perhaps the condition OF
your health is affecting your hair.
Wash your face carefully every nlgh'
and massage with a good cream. rms
will clean thoroughly the pores O.
YOUR skin and will improve your com
plexion. Do not eat much candy OF
pastries, and drink great deal OF
water
Protect your face from the sun as
much as possible. | do Tot know o.
any reliable cure for freckles.
Ones features cannot be altered.
YOUR skin is we'll cared for, and YOU
EXPRESSION is attractive, he fact ina
vonr nose is not pretty will not make
great deal of difference.
DO not permit boys 20 put thei
arms about YOU. They lose their re
spect for a girl who permits sucl
| familiarities.
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to give him chance to go away ana
leave me alone with MS mother. some
thing which he was quite capable or
doing. If it happened to occur to him.
That, to me, was a more terrifying
possibility than Drawing Dicky's anger.
Where are you going?" His voice
was fairly snarl.
Il do not know I replied truthfnlly
and colby. Il am going out for the
rest of the afternoon. Perhaps you
-.'' ~ ohle to control yourself when
/ return"
1t was not the most tactful speech
in the world But | was past caring
whether Dicky were angry or pleased.
/ am not very quick to wrath, but
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1918-04-25
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Breakfast
Compete OF Fruit
Fried Cornmeal Mush with Cheese
and Pimentos
Luncheon
Potato Pie Squash Biscuit
.Watercress Salad Cheese Cakes
Dinner
Bouillon in Cups
Broiled Salmon Steaks
Potato Cones Celery
String Beans
Cup Peach Puddings