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Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-03-12
POljSka brigada.

Kar Sc tiee Poljakov ma Pruskem. je pa ne
v~tajivo dejstvo, da sc delavnemu ~ljudstvu social
no nj bolje godilo, kakor V Rusiji, nacionalno pa
ma vsak naein slabse. Rusko Poljsko je kljub ru-
skemu uradnistvu ostalo poljsko; ee sc danes Ia
dezela razglasi "a samostojno, nj treba mic dru-
zcga, kakor zapoditi nemske uradniske III mill
taristiGne bandite, pa je poljska. V Nemciji nj
tako, Tam so nekdanje poljske kraje sistema-
tiGno germaniairali, poljsko prebivalstvo siloma
spravljali v druge kraje, ma njih mesto pa naselje-
vail Nemce. Ako bi bila VISA nekdanja POljska
prisla pod Prusijo, hi bila danes VISA dezela ger
manizirana in poljski narod razkropljen kakor
Zidje.
Nacionalno je bila Nemcija Poljakom boil
nevarna kakor Russia. Razun tega je u%vazevati Sc
drugo dejstvo. Carizem je bill Poljakom silno
okruten. Toda Russia je dozorevala "a revolucijo
in Poljabi hi bill morali vedeti, da pOmeni osvobo-
jena Russia tudi zanje svobodo. Racunati paG nj
bio lahko 2 revoluciio tekom vojne; tudi TrOckij
ma primer jo je pricakoval sele pc vojni. A tedaJ
jo je bio pricakovati tako zanesljivo kakor astro-
nomicno preraGunjen solncni mrk. Tedaj he hi bill
wee car odloGeval bodoGnosti Poljakov.
Pa tudi ce hi bila izbruhnila revolucija te-
kom vojne, hi bill njeni pogoji ve %drugacni, ako
ne hi bila Russia vojasko p~orazena. Tudi to JIG
.vposteval Trockij V svoji knjigi pravi, da poraz
Rustic lahko pospesi revolueijo, ampak obenem jo
notranje oslabi.
Russia je bila porazena. Tega MISC storile
poljske legije. VOiaski poraz Rustic je zakrivil ca
rizem in avtokratiGni sistem, spojen z desorgani-
zacijo in korupcijo. Nj res, kakor sc vecinoma tro-
bi, da je revolucija povzrocila poraz, ampak res
JIG, da ga revolucija nj mogla vec ustaviti.
Poljske legije MISC premagale Rustic, ampak
nekoliko so vendar p%ripomogle, da je bila prema-
CANA z organizacijo teh legij je bila spojena splo-
Sna POLISH politika, ki je olajSevala nemsko pro-
d~iranje.
Danes nj wee carizma ma Rnskem in Poljaki
spoznavajo, da Sc jim nj cd tie strani niGesar bait.
Nasprotno &c hi bila Russia Sc dovolj mocha,
bi imeli Poljaki V niej ~najboljSo zaslombo. Am
pax take rekriminacije ne pomagajo sedaj mic.
Kakrsen je pOlozaj, morajo sedaj Poljaki spozna-
ii, da prihaja VISA nevarnost zanje IL Avstrije IN
Nem6ije. VpraSanje holmske gubernije ne more
biti najvaznejse zanje. Kaj je holmska gubernija
V primeri z vsemi Poliaki pod habsbursko in
hohenzollernsko nadvlado? Ampak nauk je, XII Jim
mora odpreti o5i. Ako ~jemljejo c~entralne sile Po-
ljakom kos zemlje, Xxi ga same itak ne dobe, kako
maj sc tedaj pricakuje, da vrnejo, kar imajo same
v krempljih9
Prostovoljno sluziti z orozjem " roki tistemu,
cd katerega preti pogin, je abssrdnost. Pgijaki
nimajo cd Avstrije pricakovati mic dobrega, am
pax vse zlo, z%atorei je naravno, da Sc odvracajo
cd ME. In ce imajo brigade, Xxi je mogla zapustiti
avstrijsko povelinistvo, je verjetno in logicno,
da ga je zapustila.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-03-12

IL Washingtona p~oro6ajo, da je poljska bri-
gada, XII je bila v avstrijski sluzbi, revoltirala in
zapustila vrhovno poveljniStvO. Ia razlog nava-
jajo, da je mirovna pogodba z Ukrajinci povzro-
ella velikansko nezadovoljnost med Poljaki. Bri-
gada je baje nekje v severni Besarabiji i'm dozdev-
no nastopa samostojno.
Da je miroyna pogodba z Unajinci raz-
burila Poljake, Xxi zahtevajo holmsko gubernijo "a
Poljsko, sc je re ~porocalo. Kdo ina v tenn vprasa-
nju bolj pray, je tezko reel, dokler sc ne izvede
tam lJudsko stetje ma popolnoma nepristranski
podlagi. Kakorkoli pa re je, mislimo, da je V VISA
KEN kraju, kjer so o njegoyem pripadanju Sport,
edino p%raviena metoda, da sc vprasa prizadeto
~lJudstvo samo. s tega stalisca so tudi vsi sepa-
ratni mir, XII sc sedaj ~sklepajo, cd muh, in he mo-
rejo imeti niti najmanjse ~veljave, kadar Sc bo
sklepal splOsni mir, VISA vprasanja, Hi jih kai-
zerska tolpa sedaj pc svoje "resuje", so nekoliko
wee, kakor narodna vpraSanja; ker je bodocnost
Europe in vsled tega bodoci mir cd vsake posa-
meme resitve kolikor toliko odvisen, so to vse
mednarodna vprasanja. Med Wilsonovimi mi
rovnimi pogoji je eden, Xxi Sc nanaSa ma to in Xxi
Je zelo zdrav; to je namrec zahteva, da sc morajo
VISA TAXA vprasanja resavati pred International
MIN forumom. Ako sc b~ojujemo res "a traien
mir, kar Sc more reel lie o praviGnem miru, tedaj
Sc kajzerjevi trabanti zelo MOTTO, misleci da bodo
"urejevali" bodoGo karto Europe S takimi sepa-
ratnimi pogodbami.
Kar sc tice poljske brigade, hi bile porociio
tudi tedaj %verjetno, &c ne hi bio nobene holmske
afere. kaj maj MANFRED poljske legije Sc delajo V
avstrijski sluzbi?
40 Je izbruhnila vojna, so Poljaki smatrali
Rusijo "a n~ajvecjo sovraznico. &c ne popolnoma,
Je bio to vsaj deloma ~razumljivo. Carizem, XII 10
tedaj Sc gospodoval, pojasnjuje to. Nj Sc Suditi,
da MISC Poljaki v%erjeli c~arjevim obljubam, ker Jim
sploh nihee nj verjel. In ker so videli V Rusiii
glavno nevarnost, so Sc organizirali prot njei.
Ravno poljski socialist so bill najbolj aktivni pri
ustanavljanju poljskih legii. Pri tenn Jim pa
prakticno nj kazalo skoraj mic druzega, kakor da
so Sc p%ridruzili sovraznikom Rustic in poljske lie.
gile so ma ia naGin prisle pod avstrijsko. oziroma
nemSko komando.
R~azumljiva je torej bila stvar; vendar so bile
V teh racunih pomotc. Tezko DO trditi. da Sc je
Poljakom V Galiciji kaj bolje godilo, kakor ma
Ruskem. LIE tedaj bi sc moglo priti do takega skle-
pa, &c hi sc sodiIo pc burzvazni ideologiji. Poliski
zlahciti so bill veliki gospodje V Avstriji. Ker inn
Je bila politika zgolj kup6ija, so prodajali vladi
oh vsaki priliki svoje glasove in barantanje Sc i'm
je izplacevalo. Napram Rusinom v Bukovini so
bill pc krivem prOtezirani; volilna geometrija ie
bila izdelana popolnoma ma skodo Rusinov: ma
vseuclliseu V LvOvu so bill Rusini zapostavljani
Ali vse to ne izbrise dejstva, da je bio polisko
!Judstvo v Avstriji do skrajnosti zanemarieno. da
Je trpelo strasno materijalno bedo, da so vsako
leto ljudje tuintam umirali cd lakote, in da so bill
dusevno bolj zapus6eni, kakor v katerikoli drugi
dezeli.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-03-12
Socialisticna izobrazba.

z naraseanjem socialisticne
stranke postaja vprasanje social
stiSne izobrazbe organiziranega
delavstva cd dine do dine bolj pc
reGe. Komurkoli je ma bodocnosti
stranke in delavskega gibanja
sploh kaj lezece, mora priznati,
da brez temeljitega socialistiene-
ga znanja ne dobimo podlage, ma
kateri hi bill mogoe trajen razvoJ.
Tako enostaven socializem ven-
dar nj, da bi ga mogel delavec do
wolf temeljito %spoznati in razu-
nett brez nauka. Sal objema so
cialno vprasanje vse panoge xiv
Iienja in to pole je tako obsez-
no, da ga ne more nihGe objeti s
samim cutom.
Mice ne more biti preprican
socialist, ce M pozna sociallzma.
In da nam zelo manjka takih pre-
pricanih socialistov, da vsled te-
ga tudi vsi nasi uspehi MISC TAXI,
kakrsni bi lahko bill in kakrsni
hi morali biti, je pac tako gotOvo,
da nj treba posebnih dokazov "a
to.
Delavec, XII res pozna in raul
me sociafizem, DO vedel, ola "a
niegov razred nj resitve brez So
cialnega preobrata. Menu DO ia
sno, da je razredni BOZ neizogi-
ben, da Sc morajo "a ia boz zbra-
ii vse delavske moci. Jasno mu
DO, da mora delavstvo zmagovati
le, &c more dograditi svojo orga-
nizacijo ma politiSnem, strokov-
mem in gospodarskem polju. In &c
DO incl to spoznanje, ga ne DO
mic ma svetu moglo odvrniti cd G.
dine prave poti-
Nasprotno pa DO delavec brez
dobrega socialisticnega znanja
vedno nezanesljiv. Vsaka dema-
gogija mu lahko postane nevar-
ma. &c mu more nasprotnik po-
street z lepsimi frazami kakor So
cialist = in to res nj tezko = ga
DO lahko odvedel drug tabor,
tako RADICAL delavsk6 enoto, u
nicil delavskO bojno moe in tako
z delavsko pomocjo Osleparil de-
lavstvo.
Lahko sc pravi, da socialistov
brez znanja sploh nj. Kdorkoli 81
domislja, da ie socialist, pa ne po-
Una socializma, Sc mott sam o Sc
bi. Lahko je clan strokovne ali
gospodarske organizacije, lahko
je prijatelj ali pristas stranke, TO-
da socialist Be nj. Stranka Sc ne
ne more vedeti, kateri vcter ga
odpihne.
Kakor demagogija nasprotni-
kov, tako tudi osebne simpatije
ali antipatijc ne bodo mogle pre-
motif resnicnega socialista. Kaj-
ii vedel DO, da so nacela nekai
druzega kakor osebe. v organizi-
eli ne bo, ker so mu oei ali brki
tega ali omega sodruga vsec, pa
tudi ne DO uhajal IL o~rganizaciie.
re mu obleka ali manire enega ali
drugega sodruga ne ugaiajo. Me
gova discipline DO utemeljena v
spoznanju, XII ga DO varovalo VISA
Ike zmote temperamenta.
A Sc lie kadar bono imeli do.
wolf takih sodrugov, bono lahkc
napredovali.
Kako maj Jill pridobimo7
To je vpraSanje, kateremu sc
ne smemo ma noben na6in veG IL
ogibati. Kajti Gin veG imamo pri
stasev, tenn v~aznejsc in aktualncj
Sc je to vprasanje.
Tezave so res velikanske. w
nj samo med delavstvom, ampal
ma globoke korenine v sloven
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-03-12

skem narodu sploh.M Med burzvazi-
jo nj mic bolje. LIE da mas to ne
SINE tolaziti. Delavstvo mora skr-
beti Ease, ker ne DO nihce drug
skrbel zanj. In posebno social
sti6ne izobrazbe mu ne bodo po-
dajali ne liberalci, ne klerikalci,
ne lie zato, ker je sami nimajo,
ampak tudi cato, ker MISC tako ma
glavo padli, Ola bi 81 sami vzgajali
nasprotnike. Kakor Sc mora de-
lavstvo osamosvojiti ma vsakem
polju, tako tudi V izobrazbi.
Emo sredstvo delavske izobraz-
be, o katerem smo re neStetokrat
govorili, je easopisje. Temu je
pri mas trdo postlano in STEER
najvee zaradi tega, ker izpolnjuje
svojo pravo nalogo in ker je med
naSim ljudstvom premalo soci-
alizma.O dtod tiste ve6ne tozbe,d
so socialisticne casopisi pretezki.
Bila bi pa vendar najvecja nesre-
ca, ee hi sc socialistiGni list hotel
ravnati pc teh tozbah, kajti te-
daj bi ne smell biti wee socialist
cen. Ia ysalSovrstne marne in
SenSe bi bila skoda vseh velikih
zrtev, XII Jill zahteva izdajanje So
cialistienega casopisja. To je itak
re preobilnO preskrbljeno V dru-
9Th casopisi. Socialisti6en list pa
mora vzgajati socialiste. To je
njegova naloga.
Toda list JIG lie emo sredstvo.
Vazen je, ker trajno vpliva ma
svoje citatelje in ker je vedno
pripravljen ma BOZ z n%asprotni-
kom. Enega pa ne more izpolnje-
vati: List ne more dajati DELAY
stvu sistematienega pouka. Tudi
knjiga ne more tega, dasi je tudi
ona zelO vazen pripomocek.
Ia sistematicen pouk je treba
sole. Poizkusalo sc je tudi s tenn.
Uspehi so bill doslej nezadostni.
Razlogi so zelo enostavni. Pri-
manjkovalo je ucnih moci, pri-
mernih prostorov vecinoma nj BIZ
10, sredstev, brez katerih sc mic
ne opravi, Sc mani. Najvecje zlo
pa je vendar to, da nj bio prave
organizacije, Xxi bi skrbela ,da SC
odpravijo nedostatki.
II vsestranskO dobro voljo bi Sc
pa gotovo prislo tudi TEN tea
YAM V okom. Tudi "a re obstaja-
joGe organizacije, pray posebno
strokovnc, je vazno, da dobc njih
clani boljso izobrazbo, ker Sc brcz
ME nikdar ne bodO resili omega
fla, XII ga naiboli cutiio: Fluktua-
cije svojih Glanov. &c hi tie orga-
nizacije pomagale, hi sc la
hko ustanovila ucna organizaci-
ia, katere uspehi hi desetero po-
plaGali vsako zrtev.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-03-12
Detroit, Mich.

haKOr 1ZgleQa, sc S0Qrugl "a
naSe m v Zvezi dobro zani-
majo, in krepko oglaSajo "Pro-
letarcu". Toda ena stvar je, o ka-
teri, mislim, Sc Sc nj dovolj raz-
pravljalo, MANFRED o pravih mott
viii, Xxi sc skrivajo "a zahtevo skill
canja izredncga kongresa cd stra-
mi hrvaskih 6lanov CLAW. odbora
j. S. u.
Pc zadnjih poizkusih tukaj-
Smith fanatikov, ma 6elu jim neki
clan 81. odbora, sc da sklepati,
da je zahteva izrednega kongre-
sa samo nadaljevanje tistega de-
la. katero tukajsnjim fanatikom
nj uspelo pri detroitski okrajni
organizaciji, kjer so slovenskc so
druge tozili, da so "izdali'! raz-
reden boj, ker sc zanimajo "a
SLOW. Rep. Zdruzenje. Ker sc IL
meriski sodrugi ne dajo farbati,
so sc odlocili, ola nafarbajo svoje
hrvatske sodruge ma kongresu in
ma ia nacin prirede "a SLOW. So
druge V j. S. H., XII sc s~trin.jajo 2
minimalnim soc. programom, da
ina vsak narod pravico odloGati
o svoji usodi, nekaksen "sodni
dam; nekakSen dan moralnega
teOrizma in prokletstva. Ma tenn
kongresu sc bodo pc Nth mnenju
lOcili kohl cd ovcic, "pravoverni
cd krivovernih". Propaganda "a
to je re dali casa V teku.
Kako bodo to izvedli, ce Sc kon-
gres res vrsi, je tezko reel; mai
boil brihtne glave med brihtni-
mi menijo, da sc DO vse lepo ure-
dilo, "po pravilih", podlaga
pravilom DO pa nacelo: vse ali
mic. Kdor sc postavi ia to stall
see, ia res ne more zagovarjati
mic druzega, kakor zadeve vsega
sveta, cato mu he more biti le-
zece ma jugoslovanskem vprasa-
nju. in MEGA praviGni reSitvi V
sedanji vojni.
Min stalisce objemlie samo
dvoje: vsemirje in cloveka, cato
le treba resevati vse politicne,
kulturne in gospodarske zadeve 5
kosmopoliticnega - maksimalmc-
ga staliSca. O kAlturi ma Balkanu
ne smemo govOriti samostojno;
kajti s tenn bi Sc zamerili V prvi
vrsti oni "kulturi", XII mas je pod
Jarmlla, a pc drugi strani hi &c ma
vse vecne case zamerili tudi Ar
navtom, Skipetarom in Cigauom,
XII Je Sc nimajo. Same &c govorimo
o vsem svetu, o vsej zcmcliski o.
bill, sc izognemo prvi in druei "a
meri. Ma ia nacin izkazcmo 30 c.
nj strani pokornost, pc drugi pa
pokrijemo kulturno zaostalost
Ciganov, Arnavtov, it'd. s ko-
smopoliticnim plaScem, in Jill Ia
ko obvarujemo kulturncga kom-
p%romitiranja pred ostalim svc-
tom. To pravilo bi lahko raztcgni-
Ii ma vse strani.
Zakaj govoriti ma pr. o delav-
ski obrambi, i'm ofenzivi &c so pa
ma drugi strani tudi delavci skeb-
Je, in preti nevarnost, ola Strajk
propade? Zakaj govoriti O pms
kah in kanonih, o armadah. ko 90
ma drugi strani delavci, in hi sire
jail ma delavce - tudi &c dotiG-
M delavci slepo drive "a kaizcr-
Jem in prete uniciti socialisticno
republiko7
Tako ii ljudie postavljajo ko-
smopolititne teoriie pred stvar-
ma delstva. Seveda so Sc te teori-
le slikalo v naibuinejSih domislii-
JAN okrog "R. s." Toda glcde
), ruskih ~bol.jSevikov so Sc pri OR.
s. strasno zmotili, in JAZZ ne
VEN, kal.o bodo citatelji OR. s."
dobili sedaj ~zadoScen.ie "a ia sle-
} pila, ki jim Jill jc dajalo omenje-
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-03-12

Da ie yecina ljudi siromaSnih
nj vzrok, ker Sc dovolj ne pridela
ampak ker sc pridelano bogastvc
neenakomerno deli.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-03-12

Slovenski narod " Ameriki Sc
pc pravici lahko imenuje delav :
ski narod. Njegovo politicno in
gospodarsko stremljenje mora hi
ii delavsko. In &c spognavamo,
da .ie resitev delavstva lie V socia-
lizmu, prihajamo neizogibno do
zakljucka, ola mora biti slovcnska
politika V Ameriki socialibticna.
Nasa politicna vaznost sc ne DO
nikdar merila pc pravienosti,
ampak po naSi mod. To je glavno
pravilo v politiki, in kdor priGa =
kuje kaj druzega, mora doziveti
razocaranje.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-17

The Skirt of This Costume Is of Black Satin The Sleeves
and Jacket Lining Are OF Old Blue. A Wine Colored
Velvet Hat Increases the Brilliance Of the Costume
ADY DUFF-GORDON. the famous Lucille" Of Lon
don and foremost creator Of fashions in the world.
writes each week the fashion article for this newspaper
presenting all that and best styles for were.sed
women.
Lady DufGodon's Paris establishment bring. her into
close touch with that centre of fashion
Lady Duff Gordons American establishment. at Nos
81 and 80 West Ftyscven,h street. New York and No.
AGO Lake Shore Drive. Chicago.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-17
BY Lady Duff Gordon ("Lucile")


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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1918-07-30
Potato Flour Made at Homo.

Wheat -four must be saved and many
of the substitute foura are high priced.
You can make potato -four Al home and
it 10 Just a. useful wheat substitute
a. many Of the more expensive CONNER.
oial flours.
In addition to saving -four It saves
potatoes that might otherwise be wasted.
Potatoes do not keep indefinitely, and
annually many old potatoes are allowed
to sprout in the cellars and are ultimate
~ thrown away. The potato -four which
can be made from them keeps we'll, 90
by taking time by the forelock and max
ing the surplus stock of old potatoes In
to -four before they spoil you avoid the
waste of valuable food material.
HOW TO MAKE POTATO FLOUR.
1t is easy to make the potato -four.
Wash the potatoes, boil until tender.
and remove the skins. Force while still
hot through potato ricer on to drying
trays. These trays may be made Of Stats
OF wood covered with cloth or wire
screening held In wooden frames; In.
deed, any tray that will let the air cir
culate freely from underneath % we'll a.
oIUuuu VIC ioy nSy 10 ueous Oi0eu
cheesecloth should be spread over 1t be-
fore ricing the potatoes on the tray.
Place the loaded trays In the blast Of cir
from On electric fan, If you have one, or
In q warm oven with the door sjar.
When completely dry, grind to the de-
sired finenees in hand mill such % 10
found 10 many homes for grinding home
grown grain. A coffee mill may be used,
or food chopper, using the nut knife.
II these do not grind fine enough, rolling
with rolling pin and sitting several
times will help.
It takes three pounds Of unpeeled
potstoes to make . little over half Q
pound Of potato -four, 90 II you have to
buy potatoes you should reckon costs
carefully. II you have potatoes that
will SO to waste otherwise, save them 10
the form OF potato -four.
You can use either the commercial
potato -four or the homemade product
to greatly reduce the use Of wheat -four
in cakes, cookies and breads. A few
recipes for the use of potato -four are
given below.
BARLEY AND PoTATo-FLoUR MUFFINs.
/ cup milk
l egg
/ tablespoon shortening
1 tablespoon corn sirup
1873 cup barley -four
S.4 cup potato -four
teaspoon salt
4teaspoons baking powder
CHOCOLATE CAKE.
IA cup fat
8 tablespoons sugar
! cup corn strip
2squares chocolate
-2cup milk
Q eggs
liz cups potato -four
4 teaspoons baking powder
Ia teaspoon salt
Cream fst and sugar; beat 10 corn
sirup, melted chocolate, and yolk OF
sggs. Sift dry ingredients together and
add alternately with the milk. Fold In
stiffly beaten whites. Bake In Loaf or
in layers.
The finely ground -four makes the
best product. Potato starch msy be
used in place Of potato -four, II one pre-
fers.
SPONGE CAKE.
4eggs
"a cup sugar
tablespoon lemon juice
Rind Of IL lemon
IL teaspoon salt
teaspoon baking powder
3.4 cup potato -four
Beat yolks until light and lsmon
colored; add sugar gradually and 'con-
'inue hesting: Add lemon juice, rind,
and whites Of eggs beaten stih. Rold IN
6our that has been slfted With the salt.
Bake IN loaf, or pan with stem, Tor
IN hour In slow oven.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1918-07-30
FOR MIDDLE-AGED MEN AND
WOMEN

The kidneys work day and night to
filter and cast out from the blood stream
Impurities that cause aches and pains
when permitted to remain. It IL only
natural these important organs should
slow up and require aid In middle age.
Foley Kidney Pills help overworked.
tired and diseased kidneys and bladder.
Sold Everywhere.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1918-07-30
REASON FOR REFUs1Ne OTHERS

Persons who have once used Foley
Kidney Pills prefer them to any other
medicine. They give relief from kidney
and bladder troubles, backache, sharp,
shooting pains, rheumatism, stiff, swoll-
en- joints, sore muscles, pufiuess under
eyes, nervousness, "alwsys tired" feel
Ing and sleep-disturbing bladder all
ments. Sold Everywhere.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1918-07-30
FROM A JUSTICE OF THE PEACE

W. Il. Hill, J. p, Detroit. Tex,
writes: II used Foley Kidney Pills and
say unhesitatingly that of all have used
they are the beat, and have done the
work where the rest failed" Backache,
rheumatic pains, sore muscles, stiff joints
and too frequent bladder sotion are
symptoms Of kidney trouble. Sold
Everywhere.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1918-07-30

"You don't appear to object to these
food restrictions"
81 don't see any restrictions worth
mentioning" replied Mr.. Cumrox. 81
have been for years wishing I could cit
down in the best restaurant and order
corn bread and cabbage and potatoes
right out loud"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1918-07-30
SOLDIERS COUGH Is CURED

Private Harold Hamel, Goth Regiment,
IT. Adams, r. l., writes: ~ Was troub'
led with bad cough for three months
I tried Foley's Honey and Tar and fell
greatly relieved. / recommend Foley'a
Honey and Tar and will keep 1t or
hand" Gives relief from hay fever
asthma and bronchial coughs. SOLD
Every where.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1918-07-30
FOR CONSTIPATION AND BILIOUS
NESS

Geo. Jenner, 416 Labor ST., San An.
tonic, Tex, writes; "Foley Cathartie
Tablets have proven the best laxative
have taken and I recommend them to
sufferers from constipation or bilious.
ness. They should be in every travelling
mans grip" Relieve sick headache,
bloating or other condition caused by
bad digestion. Sold Everywhere.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1918-07-30
AFTER Strawberries HAVE PASSED,
USE OTHER FRUITS.

Here IL Q word TO cheer tho men.
Shortcake, the dessert that ranks with
pie In. masculine favor, 10 not denied 40
even In this year OF wheatless meals.
The conservation program and short
cake are not incompatible, provided the
sscake" 10 made Of the wheat substitutes.
Here are some good ones, oil Of them
wheatless. Try one Of them the next
time you servo Strawberries or rasp-
berries.
After thsstrawhsffy SESSION make short
cake With raspberries, blsckberries.
stoned cherries, blueberries. sliced
peaches, sliced bananas, etc.
There arc two types of crust for short
cake that people like, one made like bis.
cults and unsweetened, the other like .
plain sweet cake. Each kind has its ad-
vocates.
sHoRrcAxE WITHOUT WHEAT FLOUR.
Those who like shortcake made from
rich, unswe etened biscuit dough, baked
| in . sheet, split and buttered while hot,
and with q thick layer OF the crushed or
sliced berries sweetened and placed be-
tween the layers Of crust and on top,
will like these shortcakes.
coRN.FLoUR sHoRTcAKE.
2cups corn -four
8 teaspo ons baking powder
! teaspoon salt
tablespoons shortening
80 cup milk
Mix and bake in two layer-cake pans.
Split and butter and put In the filling of
berries or other fruit. The corn -four
makes crisp cake OF fine flavor.
ROLLED OATS Oh BARLEY-FL0UR SHORT
CAKE.
Rolled oats ground through the food
chopper and mixed with corn -four also
makes good shortcake. In the above
recipe use, In place Of two cups of corn
-four, cup of corn -four, and / 8 cups
OF ground rolled oats. Or, II you have
barley -four, use 3-8 cups Of barley
-four In place of cup OF corn -four. The
difference in measurements 10 due to the
difference In weight OF these flour sub
stitutes.
RICE. FLOUR sHoRTCAKE.
This 10 similar to muffin mixture. II
baked in sheet, 1t also makes good
shortcake.
1874 cups rice -four
8 teaspoons baking powder
teaspoon salt
2eggs
4 tablespoons fat
CUP milk.
Mix % for mullins.
Those who prefer cake foundation
for their shortcake will find that .
sponge cake made from Substitute fiours
makes good one. Rice and potato
lnurs are especially we'll adapted to
sponge cakes; corn -four or barley -four
also make good ones.
SPONGE sHoRTCAKE.
8 eggs (yolks and whites beaten
separately
34 cup sugar
/ tablespoon hot water
2 teaspoons lemon juice
IL teaspoon salt
/ ID teaspoons baking powder.
Flour:
3-4 cup potato -four, or 10 cup rice
flour, or scant cup corn -four. or
1913 cups barley -four.
Beat yolks until thick and lemon
colored, then beat In sugar, add water
and lemon juice, then fold in tho stif1y
beaten whites. Add the dry ingredients
that have been sifted together.
Bake In thin layers and place the fresh
fruit in between.
Try the wheat substitute sbortcakesl
You will be glad that you do not need
to say good-by to this favorite dessert
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