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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-03-28
PRZYKLADY.
CZY KOCHASZ BOGA?

W najcielszych chwiIach zwatpie.
mia ogarniajacego dusze, gdy PREY
woiamy ma pomo2 prawdziwa, czy--
sta wiare W milosierdzie Jezusa. o.
trzymamy Cd Nie2o to, czego prss
Liemy.
Kaldy obiaw Jego laski. je$liScie
ME zatracili ufnoSci W milosierdzie
JezGsa. bedzie was7ym zbawieniem,
a dalsze zycie bsdzie odrodzeniem
pod Jego Boska opieka.
Lecz nastreCza sic zn0w pytanie,
czy kazdy godzien jest dostapit Ia
skio
JeSlis ukochal Bcga Z caiej duszy,
JeSlt wyznaiesz zasady, kt6re Zba--
wiciel nam p~ozostawii, czyz mozesz
watpiC o tenn ma chvile?
On przyni6si nan ma ziemie ideal
najwyzszej i n~ajczystszej milosci. a
chrze5cijanin ME moze doznawat u
czucia nienawi&ci dla blizniego. kt6-
reso kauai Zbawiciel miiowaG kaz-
demu, jak siebie samego.
MilosG dla Chrystusa. milo$G ola
Boga i dla ~blizniego swego. 90 "
czem sic zawiera Gala glebia chrze-
Sciianskiej naukf.
Lecz ME W siowach tylko, a W
czynie BinniSmy to miiosG wyrazaG.
Jedynie tego wymaga cd mas Je-
u re cafe W h3zgranIczne ola mas
poSwiecenie.
..Czy milujesz mnie?" pytal Zba-
wiciel Piotra 20 trsykrot, ably upew-
mic sic o jego dla siebie uczuciu.
A w6wczas powierzyi mu owczar-
ME swoja mowiac:
Pas owieczki moje."
P~rzytoczymy tn fakt historyczny
o miloSci nswet dla wrogow.
W czasie panowania kr6lowej Eli
biety. byla pewna francuzka. kt6ra
godzila ma jej zycie. Gdy zamiar ten
zostal odkryty i przywiedziono wi
nowajczynie do kr6lowej, ia 2apy-
taia:
Jak sa3zisz? co powinnam z
toba uczyniG?
- Kr6lowo. - odrzekia tamta
- czy z~apytujesz mie jake wiadczy-
nj, czy jake sedzia?
- Zapytuje, jake kr6lowa -
rzekIa El5bieta.
W takim razie moge spodzie-
wac sic uiaskawienia.
A skad moge mice pewnost, re
przy pierwszej z~recznosci ME zato-
pisz mi noza W sercu? - odparia
kr6lowa.
Odwoiuje sic do twego krole-
wskiego milosierdzia, a takowe ME
moze byc ograniezone zadnemi wa
runkami - odpowiedziaia francu-
zka.
Elzbieta nietylko ME oburzyia sic
ma smiaia odpowiedz, ale zrobiia wi
nowajczynie swa przyboczna dana
dworu, a ta zachwycona i olsniona
chrzesoiianska dobrocia kr6lowej,
stala sic jej najwierniejsza siuzeb-
Mica i towarzyszyla jej do konca ~
cia.
Jest to zaiste wzruszajacy PREY
klad gleboko poietej WARY, rozka-
zuiacej przebacza6 swym nieprzyjs-
ciolom. a milo56 prawdziwa i pre-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-03-28

baczenie iodine So zmieniG najeiez,
szych wrogow W oddanych Gala du,
sza p~rzyjsci0l.
iluz jednak wyznaje zasady WARY
ustami tylko a. ME screen,
Przytoczymy tn jeszcze fakt "a
czerpnisty z zycia, o n~awr6ceniu sic
pewnego czienka klubu angielskie-
go, majacego siebie Ia cztowieka TAX
wysoko ~stujacego umys}owo, re mic
potrzebuJe opieraG sic ma zasadach
Ewangelii i bez WARY W Boga mo-
re bye uczciwym i zacnym.
kilka lat temu jedna mioda al
gielska DANA podr0zowala re swq
trzyletnia c0reczka W pocztowej ka-
retce. Wsiadi tam r6wniez mlodzie-
nice wygladajacy ma bardzo porzad-
ne2o czlCwieka. Ten nowy towarzysz
podr6zy. byi, jak sic okazaio zu-
pelnym ateiSta. TO jest nieWierza-
Gym i nawet stall ma czele zwiazku
odrzucajacego wszelkie zasady via
r. chrzeScijanskiej. Jechai wiaSnie
DO miasta. W kt6rem mialo sic Cd
bye walne. doroczne zgromadzenie
wszystkich czlonk0w tego stowarzy-
szenia.
w czasie wsp6lnej podr6ly MILO
dy czfowiek zaprzyjalnii sic wielce
z malutka dziewczynka. Starat sic
ia zabawiat. dal sw6j zegarek do o.
gladania i wzisl dziecine ma kolana.
Dziewczynka patrzyla mu W oczy
Smialo i uSmiechneia sic Z r%adosnym
wyrazem.
Ma kilka minut pred zatrzyma-
MEM sic IL celu podrozy. dziecka "a
pytalo nagle swego mlodego przyja-
ciela:
- Czy ty kochasz Boga?....
M%iodzieniec zarumienii sic pod
czystem i jasnem ~wejrzeniem die
wczynki, widocznie niespodziewane
pytanie zapadio md W dusze, jak
wyrzut uczyniony przez niewinne
usta ~dzieciece.
Zamilk}, a to milczenie odLkuio
snaG dziecie, gdyz zsunelo mu sic z
kolan i poszlo do matki kryiac twa-
rzyczke W faidach jej sukni.
Mlody cziowi&k polegnal iowa
rzyszki podrozy uprzejmym uk}onem
i udal sic niezwiocznie ma zebranie,
W kt6rem mial przewodniczyc.
Zauwazono jcdnak, re byl dziwnie
milczaey / zmieszany.
- Co sic z toba stale? - zapytai
jeden z przyjaci6i - jesteS dis ME
sw6j i roztargniony.
- Me zupelnie dobrze sic czuje
- odparl mlodzieniec - music ma
wet wczesniej opuscic zgromadze--
ME, ably udaG sic ma spoczynek.
Wyszeil tez wkr6tce, opusciwszy
obradujacych, ME czekajac kohca.
PofozyI sic istotnie myslac,' re
sen rozwieje ogarniajacy go smutek
i zniechecenie, jednakze ME m6gi
usnac.
Brzmialo mu wciaz W uszach to
divine proste pytanie:
,,Czy ty kochasz Boga?"....
Zdawalo sic, re CLOS ten rozlega
sic tuz przy MIN, re szepce mu do
ucha, re wymaga wprost stanowczej
j wyrainej odpowiedzi.
- Vice ME wierze! Me wierze!...
W mic ME wierze! - odpowiedzial
W mysli nieslychanie podrazniony.
Mimo to pytanie wciaz, jskby
drgaio " powietrzu; poduszka, ma
ktorej rozpaIona giowa jego spoc5y-
waia, zdawaia sic szeptat do ucha;
,,Czx ty kochasz Boga?...."
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-03-28

AaledWie mad ranem Zasnal zme-
czony i wieIce ro:denerwowany.
NaStepnegO dnia byl zaproszony
ma bal do z~najOmych.
PrzedstawianO go paniom, zapro-
sill z mich jedna do tanca.
Gdy przyszedi czas stawania "
szeregu taIczacych. podszedl do pal
ny. kt6ra byl zaprosil pred cAwila
i magic zatrzymawszy sic, pred mia
zapytal:
- Czy PAM kocha Boga?..
Mfoda PARMA znajaca re siysze2ia
wolnomySlnC&t mlodzieica. zdziwio-
ma byla niesIychanie TEN dziNnem
ma balu zapytaniem.
Diaczego pyta pan o to? -
rzekla patrz2c mu bystro oczy.
- Wien, re pan ME wierzysz W Bo-
ga i masz divine o religii pojecie.
Zkad IA ciekawo5G. CO do mOich "a
patryUan?....
Daruje PAM. lecz pytanie to
zadaia mi wczoraj mala dziewczyn-
ka, " pocztowej karecie. Cd tel
chwili prze5laduje mic ono nicustan-
ME.
Wir tanca przerwai dalsza rozmo-
we. mlody cziowiek byi wciaz ME
zwykle roztargniOny, ME bawil sic
ochoczO, jak inni i opuscil b&lOw&
sale, 2dyz " zabawie ME znalazl te-
go APPOINTMENTS sic i ukojenia, jake
go byi s%9rsgniony.
NieokreSlony niepok6j gnai &C
pred siebie, rczut zawr6t glowy. 4
mySl rzucona mu W dusSe prgea usta
dziecka utkwiia, jak celny strzai
przejmujac nieznanym dreszczem.
Powrociwszy do domu, odszuhal
Pismo Swiete. lezace oddawra
pyle zapomnienia i z zajeciem po-;
czaf przerzucac karty ksiegi.
- o Boze!.. JeSli Ty istniejesz
- mowil W duchu - daj mi poznaC
Ciebie! JeSlj ;esteS. chce iSC "a To-
ba i sluzyG CT wiernie. Ale MECH
WIEN. re jesteS!.. Boie ulituj sic
mojej niece.
Gaia noe uplynela mu ma czyta-
niu Ewangelii. Upajaly wprost tie
move dla niego sfowa.
l OTTO biaiy dzieh zagladai do o.
ken, a m~fodzieniec cisnac rozpalo-
ne skronie, wglebiaf sic coraz bar
dziej W cudowne obrazy, ~przesuwa-
jace sic pred jego oczami i rozSWie-
cajace swiatiem prawdy giebie wraz-
liwej, m}odzienczej duszy.
Jakzeby sic zdziwili przyjaciele
i towarzysze znanego re swych blu%-
nierczyeh wywodow b~ezboznika, gdy
by ujrzeli go W tel chwili pogQrzo-
nego mad swieta ksiega, a nastepnie
kleczacego z rekoma splecionemi, =
wyrazem wielkiego skupienia ma my
Slacem czole. gdy usta jego niezna-
dace stow modlitwy szukaiy W my
Sli wyrazen, W kt6rych zwracat sic
do Z~bawiciela proszac, ably go O.
Swiecii i natchnai gieboka wiara.
Byla to chwila przeiomowa W je-
go zyciu.
ZBienil sic do niepoznania.
Poczai czytaG ksiazki, ktore do
tel pory odsuwal cd siebie z lekce-
wazeniem, W mySlach jego powoll
powstawaly poglady najzupefnieJ
~sprzeczne z tymi, jake byf soble wy
tworzyl, a dzieG kazdy zblizai go do
Chrystusa. kt6rego uauczyl sic mai
prod oceniaG, a n%astepnie uwlel--
biaG z calej duszy.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-03-28
MA NIEDzIELE cZWARTA PoSTU.

Lekcya z listu sw. Pawia>do Galatow, 4. 22-5l.
- Bracia, napisano jest, il Abraham.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-03-28
ROZKAZ.

Niniejszem rozkazem zwofuJe
raczelnik6w i naczelniczki Okre-
u II Wv. Sok. Pol. ma posiedze-
ne Grona Nauczycielskiego W
uiedziele dnia 80 marca br., do
Iokalu Okregu II pnr. 1868 Mil
waukee ave. 0 godzinie 1920 ra-
no. punktualnie.
ObecnoSt wszystkich czlonkow
pod rygorem karnoSci Sokolej,
konieczna.
Czolem!
Z. Majewski,
Naczelnik Okregu II.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-03-28

Ewangelia, Jan 6, lis. - w on czas odszedi
Jezus "a morze Galilejskie.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-11-04
Clarion Items.
Special to Tirnes-Repubiican.

special 10 ! IIes-fSepuOlICdA
Clarion, Nov. AZ. p Benedict has
returned from two months visit ut
Thief River Falls. Mimi.
Arthur Larson. Of Manson, is the
new clerk in the Tinebarger and Ia
Der store.
a. S. Lewis, Of Mexico, No. Is visit
ing at the home OF his sister, Mrs.
William Bell.
II. l.. Thurber, CT Usage, has entered
IN the employ of Charles Sfeisht. and
will move his family here as soon as
d house can be obtained.
Mrs. Charles Clemmer and son ere
visiting at Fairburg, Neb.
Mrs. Sarah E. Stewart, Of Kavanee,
H., the mother OF Mrs. ]. F. Jameson.
arrived for ten days visit.
& NJ. Torbiaa, formerly Wright
county agent and later agent IN Worth
county. has resigned and will take up
farming.
In the neighborhooi north OF Ciar-
ion. cattle are dying with the black
leg. It has been several years since
this disease has been epidemic and
DR.. J.. Il. Mcdonald. the veterinary, is
doing his best to keep the disease from
spreading.
Gladys Peppers. of Dows, and Will
bur E. Musson. Of Alden, were mar
ried at the Methodist parsonage b.
Rev. J. B. Walker. The bride Is a
graduate Ut the Clarion high school.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-11-04
COULDN'T RAISE
HAND TO HEAD
FARMER GAINS THIRTY POUNDS
AND GETS RID OF RHEUMA-
Tism BY TAKING TANLAc

Eyes, sir, certainly can endorse
/ know it from personal experience"
said Robert Kersch. q well known and
prosperous farmer living at Spencer,
Nebraska, while in the Central DRUG
Store In milwaukee,. Wis. the other
day.
Il am here On visit TO my mother
who lives at 1888 Lewis Ave." contin-
ued Mr.. Kersch, land as my TanlaC gave
out I thought would just drop in and
get another bottle. This medicine has
done so much for me that / Just can't
afford 20 be without II. Three years
ago. my health went down complete
~ and l suffered like blazes up 10 a
couple OF months ago when / got hold
of Taniac. Ny stomach was In an
awful condition. In fact had gotten
to the point where everything ate dis
agreed with me and u just seemed that
/ would die from the awful crampfug
spells 1 would often have after meals.
Very often gas would form so bad that
II would Just choke me up aad almost
cut my breath off. I also suffered
from binding headaches every day or
90. Then too, had a pain IN the
small OF my back ueariy all the time
and Il stopped over I could hardly
et-stghten NJ again. II addition to al
these troubles had rheumatism in my
left shoulder so had that most OF the
time was not able 20 raise my haad
20 my head Just seemed To lose a1l
OF n weight from ore hundred and
fifty-tive pounds, to one hundred and
five pounds ard was so weak and run
down , covld handy get about.
That was the condition I was IN
when 4 man came out on the farm one
day TO build bridge, and as soon rs
he heard abou. the condition T was in
ne advised ue 10 take Tanlac. ana also
told me how II had overcome similar
troubles for him. Well. sir. have
actually gotten hack thirty pounds OF
my lost weight already. and when II
comes TO being sound and healthy there
isn't man in this country who has
anything on me. Why, I am as well
and strong as ever was IN my life,
and my stomach is IN such fine con-
d:tioH that can eat Just anything
want and never suffer a particle after
wards No more cramping spells, no
more rheumatism, and IN fact, all NY
troubles are gone and Just feel fine
all the time. Never had such an ap-
petite and can sit down to the table
and eat as many big meals day S
anybody. Oh! I tell you It is simply
wonderful the way Tanlac knocked my
troubles out and made me into sound,
well nan, and I can get out and &c as
much hard work on the farm as any
man out there. am strong for Tanlac.
and Is long as I live I viii never lose
o chance to say good word for It."
Tanlac IL sold N Marshalltown by
Old Reliable Drug Co., n st. Anthony
by Geo. L LaPlant, IN state Center
by Brimhall, Bros, In Melbourne by
H. <. Corbett. n Gilman by w. J. 6;
J. a. Ward. IN Ferguson by A. T. Idso
and IN Rhodes by Rhodes Pharmacy.
in Liscorcb by Dillon & Barnes.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-11-04
TRADE WITH NORWAY PRosPESs
No-thern. Country Commercial Rsla.
tioro With v. S. Growing.
[By Associated Press.l

tior5 With v. S. Growing.
[By Associated Press.l
Christiania. Oct. 5.-There are album
dant signs everywhere OF the develop
mcnt of broader commercial relation
ships OF every kind between Norway
and the United States, according TO
Marion Letoher, American consul gen
eral. In n statement concerning the
Norwegian American Exhibition mere
Mr.. Letcner said:
Previous TO 1914 our trade with
Norway was exceedingly light, but now
Notwithstanding the long and eNpcn-
sive freight haul American commo-:-
ties are almost as common IN Chris
tiania as in New York. A number Of
Sorway's enterprising young men nave
gone over 10 my country during the
last several months TO study these con-
dlt;ons at first hand and to form con-
neCtiors there.
This exhibition. which fs conraaed
practically TO goods to be displayed
by Norwegian representatives OF Amer
lean firms will emphasize the value
OF doing business thru direct Norwe-
t4L4l representation AaN'Si imam Ni4 "a
distributing agencies located II other
countries. and am sincerely hopeful
that American business men VIII not
fail 20 see the force of this lesson.
up to the present the trade that has
sprung up between the two countries
has been largely fortuitous. American
business men will be wise to under
stand this and prepare for more per-
mansnt relationship thru fixed local
representatives"
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-11-04
HUNS PROBE WAR QUESTIONS.
Appoint Committee To Investigate
Questions cf War Guilt.
by Associated P.sss.l


Berlin, Oct THE Parliamentary
Commission appointed TO investigate
the QuestIns Of war suit have 6ecid-
ed to appoint four committees
which will occupy themselves in the
examination OF the specific issues in
VOWED tSome OF these sub-commit-
tees have since begun their work.
The first committee will look into
the pre-war diplomatic history, the
second viii Investigate peace possibil-
tiles and the third and fourth the
economic and military problems, re-
specrive!y.
II Is also proposed to go into the
Armenian atrosities question.
Deputy Landsberg brought up the
question whether the subcommittee
would be qualified to place witnesses
under oath thus assuming the prero-
gatives OF the main commission. bu:
It was finally voted TO refer each in
dividual case to the plenary session Of
the National Assembly for definite ap-
prevail
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-11-04
Quickest Pain Killer on Earth
Mustane Stops All Pain in Half the Time Takes Other
edes-Ofentimes in Five Minutes Subdues Inflammation
and Reduces Swsiings
TAKES ONLY ONE SMALL BOX TO PROVE 1T

Don't be downhearted' Never
mind IL you have tried plasters and
Nninents and other things that don't
start to Danish the pain and agony
till day after tomorrow.
Ii you want to kill pain, get rid Of
aches--draw out inflammation and
make all swelling disappear with
amazing speed get box Of gegy's
MUsTARINE right away.
Chemist Begy discovered Mustarine.
He made it of good, honest, true yell
~ rnustard-added other pain-de-
sE1Oying tnsredients-took out the
hlistsT and astonished the medical
peeksssion By giving to the world q
neapArAtion ton times better than
fneAndRothsTs good ld-fashioned
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-11-04
Don't plsreaard A Cold.

The Influenza and pneumonia that
swept the country a year ago were
proceeded by an epidemic OF colds. Fol-
eys Honey and Tar will check a cold
II taken in time, and win also stop a
cough OF long standing. 1t promptly
gives relief. sooths and heals. Mrs.
Geneva Robinson. 8s N. Swan st., AL
bany N. Y, writes: "Foley's Honey
and Tar is the best cough medicine
ever used. Two bottles broke most
stubborn lingering cough" 1t loosens
phiegm and mucous, clears air pas
sages, eases hoarseness. stops tickling
ssA.o.... Sold NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
usnl
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-11-04

said to be little suffering In the army
because of the cold.
Mr. GIiman's prescription for the
man who hasn't an exalted opinion OF
this country and its government IN a
shcrt military experience In siberia
where nobody concerned seems TO
know why he is there and who very
soon becomes imbued with the BELIEF
that such people rs he finds there
should be left TO settle their affairs TO
suit themselves that II IL no place
for a white man 10 be-" c. 4. Wilson.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-11-04
To Fix Mexican U. s. Border.

Mexico City, Oct. s.--Cemmissions
representing the United States and the
Mexican governments will meet soon IN
Monterey, Mexico, to define the exact
lnternat.o nal borders Of the two coun-
tries, according to newspapers here.
The Rio Grande river has always been
accepted as the boundary Line but Of
late 1t has shown an errratic diepoai-
ton, at many places leaving Its old bed
and wandering aimlessly north and
south, and 1t IL deemed expedient to
fix the boundary by other means.
Lucus = Fiji sssnr% 2. CrTi,in and
W. v. Tksley are named as the Amerf-
can commissioners. Antonio Prieto will
head the Mexican representatives.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-11-04


Grape Juice Chocolate Eclairs
Kldney-Pea Salad: Cut fresh lamb
or veal kidneys in half and remove all
fat and sinews. Put into saucepan,
cover with cold water, and bring TO the
boiling point over a moderate fire. Pour
or this water, put on cold again, ara
repeat process, doing this three times.
(Tkey must not boil or they Will be
touEhl. When cold. cut them into small!
dice. To every cup OF diced kidney. al
low cup OF canned peas (fresh peas
In season.. / cup Of celery cut into
small pieces, and teaspoons OF c.
pers. Mix with masonnaIse dressing
AMI serve on lettuce.
Oatmeal Bread: Add cup OF rolled
oats to cups of boiling water off the
range and let stand for hour. When
cold add yeast cake, n cup nolesses,
/ teaspoon salt, and quart OF wheat
-four. Stir ell together and let rise
over night. In the morning put 1t into
pans after stirring once more, and let
rise again. Bake, about :. Of an hour.
lThis recipe makes 2 loaves).
Chocolate Eclairs--Nelt u cup OF
butter in l cup OF hot water: when
it bo!is stir in cup Of sitted -four
and mix until smooth. When cool.
add eggs, ore at a time, rot beat
en- or separated. Shape and bake In
a large baking pan. When baked ana
cool. fill with the following filling and
frost with chocolate.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-11-04

b. October Is capricious month. some
times she gives US beautiful, warm, In
dian summer days. and sometimes she
gives us cold days ON the warm days
we feel like slipping back into hot
weather habits and serving cold
lunches again; but on the cool days we
are glad to have something hot to eat.
The two following menus are typical
October ones-one a cold lunch, and
one hot one. Both, are nouriShing,
substantial meals suitable either for
guest or family.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-11-04
BRITISH TO SETTLE IN MEXICO
General Critchley and Fifty Others To
Buy Miiion Acre Ranch.


London, Oct. S.-Brisadier GSneral
A. c. Critchley, Is going to take a
chosen party of fifty fellow British
officers to settle on a million acre
ranch about 400 miles north Of Mexico
City. He says Mexico Is 1.-The coming
country of the world"
Discussing the reported opposition II
his colonization scheme Of the British
and American governments, he said:
We are not going out to stir up
trouble. have no urgent need Of TAX
ing the officers with me, but want to
give the lads a chance II they've got
enough grit in them to make good, and
/ want company. Both my father and
my mother are coming out with me,
but with fifty Engilshmen in the party
We can be very happy"
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The embroidered fabric ,oQues and
tulSans are extremely chic. One in
white kid embroidered in gold is very
smart. The brown and gold Is effec-
tive. Then there is a dark blue mohair
embroidered in silver and various 9TH
er exquisite combinations.
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Kidney-Pea Salad
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Oatmeal Bread
Grape Juice Chocolate Eclairs
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Raisin Junblss
Coffee


Baked Beef Baiis-Two pounds stew
ing beef. u cup flnely.chopped onion.
tablespoon drippings. cups bread
crumbs. 2 tablespoons tomato catsup.
teaspoon salt. q little pepper and
paprika. Boil the meat until done.
then put IL thru a meat chopper.
Fry the onion in the dripping until a
light brown. then add 1t to the meah
Add the bread crumbs. tomato 'catsup.
salt, pepper and paprika. Mix thor
oughly and form into balls; bake for
20 minutes In a good oven.
Raisin Jumblcs-Ons-th third cup but
ter. cup sugar, eggs, v cup sweet
milk, / 2-3 cups -four, heaping tea.
spoon baking powder. cup seeded and
cut raislns. Spread on cake tins in
thin layers. Bake quickly, and cut into
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Filling for Chocolate Eclairs-on
ana one-half cups milk and Ia cup
susar; thichen with l tablespoon Of
cornstarch. and add egg. Flavor with
vanilla.
Baked Beef Balls
Rice Mullins
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-11-04

but dirty and bltstering mustard plast-
er.
Mustarine relieves backache, head
ache. toothache, earache and neuralgia
in five minutes-in an hour all misery
will disappear.
Sore throat goes over night-lumba-
go agony in an hour. Chest colds, stiff
neck, neuritis, pleuTisy, rheumatic
Pains and sweilngs aH yield promptly
and are speedily ended with Mustar-
inc, the original mustard plaster SUBJ
stitrIte, always in the yellow box.