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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1918-07-11
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Die hodher,ise Stiftuns pon Col.
uno 5rau Y. u. Watrss BON 9ano 3ur
Yersr0Beruns bes yiap gus Parf lit
Sreitag bem Stabtratb burh UfaDor
Council formsu befannt ssmatt NOR.
ben. unb bann stnitimmis beihlolisn.
bic Shenfuns NIT Danf anBunebmen.
Sine oiesbs3ii9life Reiolution ioI In
Sh0nidIift ausssarbeitet uno ben
Spenoern hberrsiht erben.
Staotfontrollsur @iisls bsriftste in
elmer Suihrif', oaB bic Summe uon
$45. 900 uerfiisbar 1T 3meds ueberirag'
nns fir 3obnsrh6bungen. uno ,mar In
Dem Department Der 6fientlihen User
fe. Die Sahe murbe on bas Sinan,
8omitse referirt.
Der Stabtanmalt erfl1rte in einem
@utabtsu, bas Der SIaotrath fsine Be'
fugnie babe, cine Bau inie fsit,uitellen,
aber ben @ebrauh Der 10 SUB Reier.
patton re9uliren fann. @mpIan9en
nno eingetragen.
@ine Bittihriit fir elm eleftriidss
4iht bel 2afaDette StraBe unb Dusbss
Sourt muroe on bee Iireftor Der Off.
entlihen Werfe relerirt.
Yorfauisrehte fur @r0ffnuns pon
Ballou Apenue murben pon i5rau ID
!Uiiller uno i5ranf Wtiller empian9en
nnb referirt. Doe Sinanj Somitee be-
rhtete ,usuniten Der llebsrtrasun9 &C.
nllier @eloer OaS 9leihe Somltet
mar auh 3usunitsn uon s35 monatlid
iiir Dapih y Resie uuo $40 fur 9enlg
Wsbsr. bic bsioe isst i'm Hesierunss
oieuit iteben; Der Beritt nuroe an9e'
uommen uno sutseasiBen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1918-07-11
BON Der Snbieite.

S,nrp Sdafer pon Sidorp Strase.
Sen Die Wittpe unb mebrere SObne
unb T6hter iiberlsbsn. ueritarb 5reitas
uno wuroe am Wlonta9 I'M Ouumore
5riscbOf beissIsst.
Dem 5ranf S6oolsp pou @ebor
Npenus muroe am Sreita9 Der Oaumen
uno Witterfingsr Der linten Dano ab
aeriiien. oils er einen GDnamitjiinoer
our 9rploiiou bradts.
Die 9idbrise Gnna Bolunb uon 60
cuff SiraBe. mslhe lsete Wohe Don
einem 9Dagsn fiel uno iiberiabren pur'
be. LIT ben erhaltenen Verlssun9en am
Wontas i'm Staat 9oipital erlssen.
Uilllam Slices uou Sub Srpins Nps.
nue. 1T 5rsitag abenb i'm Sabuemann
Soipiial eeitorbsn unb nuroe Wfonta9
i'm Soisit SIu 5iiebbof bseroist. IS
iiberlsben ihn bic Wittne, elm Sobn
uno brei T6dter.
Srau Senrietta y. Bsder pon Staf
forb Npenue iit lsstsn Donneritas i'm
alter pon 80 Sabren aeitorbeu. Sis
mirb BON leds 8inbern iiberlebt. Die
Bssrbi9uns srfOlSte Sonntag i'm SsOreit
Dill 5rieobofe. Baitor 9beooor 8.
Sapn leitete bic Grauerfeisr.
Der Shndbiihe Sranfsnunteritiis.
unss Verein bat folsence Seamten fir
oas lauienoe Sabr erDablt: Brdii'
bent, sSobn Il. Sbwenier Yne Prdi.
bent. giuoolph Wtuper; Ssfretar, Carl
Shmalb Shasmeiiter, S0hn Wtel
lsrt (; Trultses. 3oreu, 5riibtel uno
SDilllam S5iidlsr.
N1hlten Sonnta9. ben II. Suli,
finoet Die balbi1btlife @sneral Ser.
iummluns oes arbeiter 5ortb. uno Ser.
llntlt. YereinS itatt. um Beamte Su
nominirsn unb anbere @eih1fte 3u er,
lebi9en. Sin 3ablreiheS Srlheinen Der
Uinslieber 1T srpiiniht. Die Sis'
uns besinnt 3 ubr 0iadmtttass.
ssrauleiu Gnua 9Bstter pon Seear
auenue uno Nribur Rbillips pon Der
9leihen StraBe muroen ON Oienita9
Diorsen In Der ct. Diarien 8lrhe
ourd Wiisr. Better s. @briit gum 8uno
iiirs esben einssiesnst. 0ta4 Der Sc
rsmonis traten Die iunsen @bslsute slne
SOd,eitsreIie mad gBaibinSton uHo
atlantic @itg on.
Srau Ssrrmann SOiiert pom Glib
Srpius ausnue. Die iid cine Wohe gu.
Dor i'm ct. Wiarieu Seller SOipital
elmer Operation unterparf III am 6rei'
fas ben iolsenosn Somplifationen erie
9en. Sie mar 5S Sabre alt uno niro
auser Dem @atten pon sinem Sobu uno
,mei 96htern iiberlebt. Die SsiIes'
nus iauo ON Utontas Sormittas, nad
uorberigem Traueroisnlt in Der 81.
Dfarien STRIDE, I'M 5rieobof Der Se.
msinoe itatt.
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@ilfessSa ARE Npti3en.

- 3iebion's Suwelsnlabsn an Siib
Wtain StraBe lit Slmitas UNI g8aarsn
i'm Wertbe uon $3.50 beraubt norbsu.
William Gibbstt pon Dteaoe
StraBs. als @lsftrifer in bsm Fhilaosl
phia Wiarinebof anseitellt. iit Srsitas,
als er nit einem fart eleftriib bslaoe.
men Drabt in SsriibrunS fam, sstOotst
moroen.
- Robert Sauimann BON 9. Wiain
StraBe. Elm bsfanuter PbotO9rapbiit,
1T am unrlssten Dtittwoh Su JiaOmi
Pines, in ben Bocono 9sbirsen. 9st6o.
tet wOroen, als oas automobil, In wsls
DIEM er nit orei @efGbrlen iubr. pon
elmer @ris SOfomotius SstrOffen wurbe.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1918-07-11
Hns benz pberen xbale.
(arhbalb @orreiponoens.)

- Ehomas Bsnio BON SelIup marb
ssitern abeno pOn sinem .. & 8. 3us
sstroffsn, als er auf ben @eleilen Lief,
uno erlas fur3 nahber ben erbaltensn
Yerlssunssn i'm Staat Soipital.
Soispb Dtalps,fo uon Ebroop.
Der ieinem Bruber, einsm Solbaten In
@amp Wteabe. burh Die Polt Sbnapps
iibsrianote, muBte am Samitas fir Elm
seridtlidss @ridsiuen $500 8irsi6ait
iteuen.
i Su Der 2udauanuu .3eds gu Bla.
felp iino am Dienitas 9tadmittas ourh
cine @aserplofon orei3ebn Utdnner
perlest morbeu. Sobn Serrio pon
Didlon @iip srlitt eiusn Sddoelbrud
uno isin Suitano ilt Elm ssfdbrll6sr.
wdbreno Die anberen nit nidt seidbrli'
den Serlesunsen entfamen. 5errio III
Seitern leinen SerlesuuSsn erlesen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1918-07-11
StaDt unD G0untp.
y Wo9snblatt" Telspbon giummer 1T
8ea 5I45

- Die @bslsuts Sarrp Wfaifran,
pon See Court murben ourb bic &C.
burt elmer Eodtsr erfrsut.
- Den anssfiellten In ben Berfsn
Der 2udamanna @ompanie 1T ON Oon'
neritas elm 8 Stunoen Sag bspilliSt
moroen.
- Die monatlihe Seriammluug oes
scranton 9ieoerfran3 miro morssn
absno (Sreita9 in Der Yereinsbaue OIL
aoams Ausnue ftattfinben.
- Die Bobnuns bss 8. Uf. Millsr
on WiutberrD StraBe wurbs Oonnsr.
flag 0tudt pon @inbrehern ourhitobert
uuo I'M cine $50 Gaihsnubr bsitoblsn.
Srdulsin Utartba {. Soiepb pon
Rlose RCw uno Charles Jioe uon yiep
gorf Iub porlesten Dtittwoh Gbeuo
in Der Wobnun9 Der 8raut 3u eiusnl
@bspaar uerbunosn poroen.
- Yin Der 4. Suli Paraoe nabmen
etna 5000 Perionen antbeil. uno bas
bemerfsnswertbe lit, baB Die meiiten i'm
Nuslanb gtboren Durosn ODER pon NuS
ldnoern abitammte. Sine gro6e Yin.
,ahl uOn Widohen unb 5rauen mar.
lbirten audi nit.
- Der frau36iiihe Nationalfeisrtas
foll nabiten Sonnta9 9tabmittas In
9iaD Gu9 Parf burb Elm Son3srt Don
Bauer's Wiuiitiapeue unb lnipraten
uon prominsntsn Rsonsrn ssfeisrt per.
ben. Wtan erwartet, oaB taufenoe pon
BsriOuen iid 3u oieier 5sier einitsllsn
Deroen.
- Sc 1T bsidloiien porcen. ben off
entlihsn Wtartt an Wfiiflin apenus crit
am 8. gu9uit ~ er0ifuen, ba gsfunosn
porbsn iit. oas Die tiibls Wittsruns Der
lesten paar 9Bod)en oas Uahsibum
Der @arten. uno 5elbfriidte oerart bs
eintrattists, oaB iie crit oaun anfanssn
wsroen, Su rsifen.
- Sin srosss Gutomo5il bes @sorae
.. SsrmDu. Don Dem ytsser @rueit
SOnaro pom Srsslsr Court ssleitet,
raunte uorlsstsn Wtittmoh Wiittas i'm
100 8lod un Waibinston au:nue ben
7iabrisen @aiimir @3ierwinsfi Don Solb
@Ourt nieoer unb fii9te ibm Serlssun.
gen 3u, benen er furS nahbsr i'm Staat
0oipitul erlas. Sowaro, Der auf bic
anflase Der unmillfiirlihen T0otuna
perbaitst unb unter $1,000 Bhrafhait
geitellt nuroe, erfl6rte, oaS Der unfall
unpermeiolih mar, inbem oas Slno
plOslid Dor bic Waidine trat.
= Die 9iirssr bsutlber gbltamm
uus babsn Die beitlmmts 8spibheit. oas
Die Sunossrssisuns ibnen nidt ieiuo.
ltd s.iinnt lit, iononn iis bohIhdst,
neil iie iib nit uerihWinoenoen Aus.
uubmen logal uerbalten. sic perbistst
ibn,n oabsr nitt, osutl6 3u idreiben,
su lsien, oeutids 3eitunssn su baltsn.
Das wollen nur &eute erjpin9sn, cle
abIolut nibts 3u ia9sn buben. uno nm
olsle braubt man lih uiht Su fiimmeru.
IS 1T ioSar fsiss. iib BON ibusn stpas
uoriarsibsn iu luisn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1918-07-11
CunuDre.

- 5rau Sarristta 8iiiter pOn Broot
Strase 1T an Sanitas ourd ben COB
abberuf.n moroen. Sie miro pon ,pei
Sbmsltern iiberlebt. Die Besroigung
erfolSte am Wtonta9.
- Der Sunfhdnbler Samusl Sob
barb mnBte am Ufontas IN @rmanssl.
un9 uOu Bir9ihaft ins 9efdusniB
wanoern, neil er &nabsn Su Oiebitdh.
len anipornte uno ibnen oann bas pon
Der @rie @iienbabn 9eitoblene Dtstall
abfaufte.
= Saulss 5launsre pou Spring
StraBe wuroe am Oienita9 Dior9sn in
ihauoerbafter Weiie 3eroriift. als er in
Der Bine Broof .3ehe unter einsm
Oedenfall 9efanseu wuroe. @r ftarb
mebrere Stunben ipdter i'm DtoieS
Saplor Doipital.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1918-07-11

Rotlauf Dber Roir. rWeine Srau
bot pier Sabre lang on Rotlauf @rnji.
peles) gelltten, uno bot mebrtre aer,te
uuo ulle arten Wteot5insn usriutt !"
ihrsibt Serr @. 8. Sobanlen uOn
Smaba. Nrbr., r,Wsimal mar iie i'm
0ospital oeewesen, bod niGts bali ibr.
Jiad @ebruuh BON 5Orni's 9llpenfrdu.
ter bsfinost iie iih isst nubl uuO ibr
Seiunobeitsiuftauo Ut bsiisr. u!s is gu.
uor." Dieies alte. bswdhrts Srdutsr.
bellmittsl miro niht burh apo bstsr
psrfauit. 9Sessn ndbsrer glustunit
wenos man iih an: Or. Better 6abr.
nep O. CONS &c., 25U1 gSaibinstOn
Sluo., @bica9o. Su.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1918-07-11
Npn Netersbura.

- ssrau Wartba Ssitsrls 80 Sabre
alt. 1T uorlestsn Oisuitas in ibrer
Wobnuns on otoro Sruins auenue &C.,
itorben. @s iibsrleben iie ,msi SObne
unb cine Eohter. Die Besrbisuus er.
folsts DOunsritas Jiadmittus i'm Gun.
more Sriebbofe.
- Srdulein 9etruoe Wa9ner, God,
ter oes alnermann s. s. Wasner pou
9ibion StruBe. uno @arl Saud BON
Wtaoiion Nuenue. iino seiteru Absno
In Der 9Bobnuns Der Braut burh 30.
flor Us. Z. Sawtsue 3u sinem Sbspaar
noroen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1918-07-11
8sri&t iibsr ben 3ufanb Der
@rfieite Sanf. .

atIeatn f0f-f03 gfsrb Nlain apsnut. Srau-
ton, psnnipIpaniu, am S&lub Ter @sf&dfts am
90 SUM- 1918.
@eIb tttel.
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sssteIIt dee ~weehsnblatt.-
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1918-07-11
OaS &baI abmGrtS.

lor.-Srau 9luua pon Bersen
uon lSelt @roue Strase. 43 Sabre alt,
lit am Srsitas ourd ben 9oo abberuisn
DOroen. Die Sserbisuns fauo Wton.
tag i'm 5orsit Some 5rlsObof itatt, uno
leilets Yaftor s. =. Ssser ben Grausr.
otsnit. = 5rdulsin Bertha 9orssr uon
Storrs StraBe, Die felt etli6eu Uotsn
seiabrlib erfranft oaruieosrlas, 9ebt
nunmsbr Der Ysferuus entSssen.
assteIIt de- .NNeehanhlatf.s
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1918-07-11

Sraulein Beatrice Roos uon @lap
ausnue, Godtsr oss usrit Or. ROos,
uno Or. 0arrp 9ooOillsuo, iino am
Sonntas 3u eiusm @bspaar Derbunoen
moroen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1918-07-11

- @ine psitsre @rbObuns Der Bai.
iasisrratsn auf Der Saurel 2inie trat
am Sountas elm uno bstrast etwa 10
Projent.
Nome tri-weekly nugget., 1918-10-04

he anl BEST SERVICE ,p h-Th Press
Nome tri-weekly nugget., 1918-10-04
SAMMIES SHOW
 GREAT GALLANTRY
 PICAROY FIGHTING
sp-aial to the Nuaaet by ths Associated Press.

THE AMERICAN FORCES rII: ST QtE\UN FRONT. rall along r In- debeg secn fighting entire The Americans ma check in allied advance V te d} defense system pr1sd in a strugs O furious character
 O ther on
 
 sacrificing duty unsurpassed by other troops the Americans hand  of dveIp whenever Americans came O
Nome tri-weekly nugget., 1918-10-04
BRLSHEv|K| STRONGHOLD
 THREATENED BY ALLIES
speo.l to the Nugget By Associated Press

ARCHANGEI Russia Thursday oct 3The American forces coI
 
  allied the Iocato O d and e
 within of Bosncy,u stronghold at resistance steadily stronger the advances continue sooN and o omnns without nghng ognizcI batlcA
Nome tri-weekly nugget., 1918-10-04
HUNS EXPECT AN
 AMERICAN ATTACK
 IN ALSACE--L LORRAINE
Special to the Nugget By Associated Press

Switzerland Thursday. &The Geneva Democrat @ military authorities civilian population of the district Frco-Americn attack the German 
 Democrat the inhabitants of
  eanr dsent close to he order area Is being sentc
 i
  may Ac Lorraine the allies X sections inclined the Germans revolt against Germany t improbable evenuaity if the allies invade 1" section
Nome tri-weekly nugget., 1918-10-04
ALLIES HAVE TAKEN QUARTER
 MILLION HUNS
Special to the Nugget by Associated Press:

Thursday Belgian official statement that dnrne in  twoth eigt and
 In hundred and over
 of
  O ffnu
Nome tri-weekly nugget., 1918-10-04
!. s. PATR0LSHIP DIVERED WITH LOSS
 OF ALL HANDS
sp. eial to the Nugget by the Associated Press.

WASHINGTON Thursday, 3Ih American  British n Chan according reaching the Admiral Sims
 be located all
 hundred aboard Btis 
 vasfor II $ believed lis destnc ton.
Nome tri-weekly nugget., 1918-10-04
BOND SALES FOURTH OF
 
Special to the Nugget By Associated Press

WASHINGTON Thursday Oct 3The Fourth Liberty bond sales billion dollars schedule period officials
  o billion officials that mil subscribed the
Nome tri-weekly nugget., 1918-10-04
BELGIAN EVACUATION
 IS OPENLY DISCUSSED
Special to the Nugget by The Associated Pres.

u If Belgium is snoW, s s in
 to to shortly find retire Belgian the possibility with caIy
 
  Belgian withdrawal retirement that position in the eeventt
Nome tri-weekly nugget., 1918-10-04
HUNS SUGGEST ALSACE BE MADE
 NEUTRAL STATE
Special to the Nugget By Associated Press

Special Q Associated Press
 BERLIN IT ad. "et Maahes of the G@"an hgh command |, .u , c y after ae war disputed is also ues tat in addition 10 being neuralzed Alsace and o buffer between France 
 O prominent .a.ei- cilon 5pat territories both sides will set at dsagreeemnt Ia settlement bens n 3enql claims decades while Gc win abandon her ownership
 NOTICE OF INTENTION TO HOLD MINING CLAIMS
 PROOFS OF ANNUAL LABOR.
 PLACER LOCATOR NOTICES TOR SALE CARDS. ETC.
 FOR SALE AT THc NUGGET OFFICE.
Nome tri-weekly nugget., 1918-10-04
SsssZs EE EJE75sssF FgFss3 aRy2Fga.s E->
 GENERAL IRELAND TO SUCCEED ooReAs SURGEON
Special to the Nugget by Associated Press:

WASHINGTON Thursday 8-Aaor has been
  s to
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1918-11-26
INFORMATION FOR ALL READERS OF
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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1918-11-26

Jerusalem, it is reported, has been
freed from the mosquito pest thru the
efforts of an American sanitarian
sLouis Cantor. The city is now prac-
tically rid of these carriers of typhoid
and malaria. The Zionist Organiza-
tion of America has received an Off
cial report regarding Mr.. Cantor's
successful campaign against the mos
quito pest during the course OF which
{; 1, $50 cisterns were petrolized and put
in sanitary condition. Mr.. Cantor was
connected with the Goethals commits
sion at the Panama canal, where he
had ample opportunity to study china
atology and NEUROLOGY, with special re-
llation I'd tropical countries, and before
leaving for Palestine was attached to
1.-THE navy department of the United
States. which released him for service
:. in the American Zionist medical unit.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1918-11-26
DINNER STORIES

A lawyer was examining Scottish
farmer You affirm that when this
happened you were going home to a
meal. Let US be quite certain on this
point, because this is a very impor-
tant one. Be good enough to tell me,
sir, with as little prevarication as pos
sible. what meal it was you were go
ing home to-"
it was?" asked the Scotsman.
Eyes. sir, I should like to know"
pressively. BE sure you tell the
truth"
"Well, then, it was just oatmeal"
Big sister was sleeping with little
sister and put her cold feet on baby's
warm ones which provoked this re-
mark: ooh, sister. take your frigators
off of my rajators.'
IT understand, Mr. Rasp." began the
suave stranger, that you once voted
for the Hon. -
YES" admitted old Rufus Rasp. 81
voted for him a good many years ago.
Also 1 ono applied my, youthful
tongue to an ice cold sledge hammer.
Likewise L once paid tuition to a cor
respondence school of growing tall by
mail and thereby becoming irresistible
to the ladies.
But it won't do you any good to
produce that flat package which 1 OBJ
serve outlined thru your coat and
which 1 suspect is a simple volume of
'Great Flights of Oratory by Ameri-
can Blatherskites,' for while I own up
to having be a fool in my time it in
furiates me to be called. even by i'm
plication. hopeless durn FOOL
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1918-11-26

her hand and leading her toward the
door, "Out of this-den. This is not
for us. L came-as l know you did
to get-ardivorce." He brushed his
free hand across a feverish brow as
if to wipe away an awful vision. Come
back to Lochinvar--to peace. Let's be
happy as we were before 1 came to the
city. We
- DO you know you are interferin'
with my business? ?" demanded Bletz-
| man. in a seething rage. This lady
Me-" John finished Bletzman's sem
tence, restraining his clenched fists
with an effort. ''She wants to see me-
he repeated. DO you get that? And
she wilI-exclusively the rest of
her elife-if she wants to-" And. then.
| as If the mighty Bletzman were no
more than troublesome beggar, Gates
swung around and faced the trembling
| little girl he had promised to love,
honor and protect. Don't you. Lu-
cille?"
AS she nodded her head and buried
her face in his sleeve. John led her
into the corridor. He slammed the
door and then<breathed deeply.
| Even here the air is FOUL" he
growled, putting his arm around her.
| Come, lets hurry. Well get the $500
train down. Dinner will be ready for
| us Wnen we get tReTe
| Inside the office Bletzman stared,
dumfounded, at the closed door, then.
struggling his shoulders indifferently,
ambled toward Petes desk.
| why didn' y show i'm in quick %
he roared at Pete. 'Couldn' y tell he's
tn kim that think twice? If I'd seen
! him, I'd fixed it, Then he turned saw
agely toward the waiting line" Next"
i Copyright, 1918, by the Mcclure News
| paper Sypdicate.)
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1918-11-26
HOUSEHOLD HINTS
Tested Recipes.


Calves Hearts in Casserole-Wash
the hearts very carefully. removing
every particle of blood. Then let
stand in cold sailed water for a little
while. Drain and dry thoroly and
saute in two tablespoonfuls of hot fat
until lightly brown. Then remove
hearts and fry two or three slices OF
onion in the remaining fat When
the onions are tender and light brown.
add one and one-haif cups of fine
bread crumbs. Season to taste with
salt and pepper, and with this mixture
stuff the hearts. Put them in Q
creased casserole, surround them with
a little hot water, tomato juice or
water mixed with tomato Juice and
cook very slowly until tender.
Potato Cakes-Two cups mashed
potato. half cup bread or cracker
crumbs. one egg, salt and 9epper:
mix potato and crumbs; add beaten
egg. salt and paper: shape into cakes
and fry brown on both sides.
Potato Puree-Pour boiling water
over two or three thin slices of salt
pork and rinse with cold water. Add
four potatoes, pared and cut in quar-
tiers. one sliced onion, two or three
stalks of celery, cut in pieces, and
just enough water to cover and cox
until vegetab les are perfectly tender.
Remove pork. Then press the ve-e-
tables thru a fine PURGE sieve Add
one quart of sea. ded mflIn one and
one-haf teaspoonfu' -. salt and a dash
of pepper. Reheat, season more high
~ il desired ana serve with toast. A
cup of cream may be ado ed II a richer
PURGE is desired. A sprig Of par lev
or slice of green pepper cooked with
the vegetables gives variety of sea-
soninGs.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1918-11-26
DOROTHY DIX TALKS
BY DOROTHY DIX
Worlds Highest Paid Woman Writer.

Politencss I'm the Home Circlc.-2.
And yet, Heaven knows, there is no
other place where we all so desire to
shine as on our own hearthstone, and
there are no other eyes in which We
80 yearn to loom heroic. Probably no
man ever gets such knock out blow
as when he first discovers that his wife
does not look up to him as an oracle
but regards him as a poor weak Great
ure with wobbly4 Judgment. Nor does
any wonan's vanity ever survive asser-
tanning that her husband thinks OF her
as a fat. homely, middle aged woman
whom he calls Imother,' and not as a
living picture.
or course the members q a family
naturally get each others number with
a pitiiess accuracy, but why shO
they not conceal their fatal knowledge
from each other as they would from
strangers? Why hanu out for home
consumption the frank and brutal crit
icisn they would not dream of offer
ing to a mere acquaintance?
When Jonesby, vino fancies himself
as a raconteur, tells over for the hun
dredth- time some story that Mrs.
smithkins cut her teeth upon i'm the
cradle she laughs in the right places
and applauds it, no matter how bored
she is nor how much Jonesby has
bungled the tale in the telling. y
But let husband undertake to dis
seminate a few hoary chestnuts and
wife rings, the bell on him, and tells
him that he always fumbleS the
ball, and misses the point in an anec-
dote. and makes him feel small and
ridiculous.
When Thompson takes down Mrs.
Blank to dinner and she expresses per-
fectly idiotic opinions that show her
utter ignorance of the topic she Is dis
cussing Thompson beams upon Nher
and listens as if to the voice of sbyl.
but when his vito dares to differ with
him on any subject he tells her that
she doesn't know what she is talking
It. and that she's got the mind of a
hen.
men you put all of your good
money in a frock or a hat the other
women you meet win praise its style.
or lines or color. It's only your sis
| ter or your cousin. or your aunt, VINO
will tell you that it's ten years too
young for you, and that with your bad
complexion you should never try to
wear that shade.
It's only Johnny's and Mary's moth
er who calls attention to their faults
before people. It's mother who cruel
fies a shy, morbid. self conscious girl
by forever complaining about how
awkward she is and how homely. It's
father who tells Ben what young fool
he is, and then wonders why Ben
won't work for him. For it never
dawns on the stupid parents that the
main reason that children want TO
| leave home is to get among strangers
who will not feel free to criticise their
personal peculiarities
| 1t is sad. but true, that the greatest
need in the world is for politeness in
the home circle.