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Newark post., 1919-06-04

Quale. Of 937 South Ninth street; l,
Giletri. Of 116- South Eleventh street,
and Z. Piccarii.
The general charge brought against
.hem by the City Solicitor is that their
slaughter houses are not properly
equipped. are vnsanitary and prejudi-
cial to the public health, and have
teen maintained in defiance and il
violation Of the resolution Of the Bu-
rsau Of Health, passed February ),
1915.
This resolution prohibits any
slaughter houses in 4 zone bounded by
Morris street On ,ha south. Girard
avenus OF h.e north. Fourth stree. On
the east, a,.d Twenty second street On
the wes:. This sec:io. q chs city IS
regarded - being particularly con-
geS-ed ana built Up and therefore IN
safe for the health II the inhabitants
I slaughter houses are permitted y
operate tls-s.
Say Place Is Poorly Equipped.
jean A Noes.So-. CHIEF u -1s B.
-sau C: Health. vas cae 5-s. witness
c@-.el oy Solicitor Connolly. He -ss-
.1loe1 c12c ne had Inspected Imperial
.s's p.4ss 2~G had found, - made
lGa.e,y equipped for ne slaughter
- ]-E--'-- = .-.~-a.s al Thar :
vas menace - IL health q the
slE1ccr1o5G-
Hs declared me Slaughter house 5:E
II. have q cooling plan. Or means q
7ee proper 5:sg3sa. . o4a.. a-s thar
he t5-11 CT 1.s v.s.s % ne plate
.e&c r. o.ao& 81 &.-E t-oz, .ls a.
1@:o.- -a- l-,c : G-2i.: which s-cs-e5
i~,c sewer. This system u waste
1.sgaS2, : prohibited ~ the health
!aws.
I-gs-.a..s. i rs 5-o-Zo: u: II tLz
E-oesel--gS. has ts5- running MS
business IT :t= restricted area With
g. G:s-se since 1914. H SIS, has
been arrested .vo a. t5-se ct-zs and
---@-. u: -aS persisted II running his
pace. :. was s4t3.
y. A-ss-s, :3.-e- member -
ne Bureau q Health. followed V2gs,-
$o1 - - witness sand He admit
:s1 thai LE,2=-.a-.a's s.a--h-s-v was
reasonably 7gs.i equipped. h: explain
e. '1a7 @-y slaughter hozSs IN c,1-
EsS'5- ctS'-is. : distinctly p-ej-ii-
ia, - health because q tie smell.
1-'1 and c,1s- matter co-:zE t-c-
ne 2..--2s c: animals 2-t a-ss g.
cause <-ce business attracts flies
2CG Insects
Newark post., 1919-06-04
Notice To Farmers

II 5-Gs- 70 introduce t--2 general
c.--:iTaclc2 : 2sT v1-tts-- = soy tsa-s
c1e lsE4-c-,s-- : -AS-c-c--7 q he
-hs-ava-s Exp -s-- >-zc5c- VI,
supply few t---=-s = ..s S.a-s
S'--l,.s-: sssG = --.-- - acre This
Tz-:e-y las 5=s- -ss-=E s. ~ So
90 tc- : ---,-e- ~: Tsz-s al -as
7e@- fund 70 - E,s- s2.ss:z..,-=
- 14y p-cGc:.:,-- -1s ct5ss- zc-z
: . -: !: t;s--i5z:s5 ;. Is: szs-
,.s-c SEED WI, < ssc--st s,- Larger
seedlings 2-o-ts- -s--- TEs-s : z.
tc1e. -12. -Gs ~@-.=-- ri, ssc,-e
- -sad--g c-e t2- h2y v-,r5:-:..::-
'-z.s-- -1s -sN- tsr vsa-s-
- &C VIC ac2,:=s to- ..ss Sad
va. = asked = grew i. II -.vs al
Sc re e-c- ia seed Directions t.-
--z--= a-5 c1,:ts7.s::.- vi a.rc--
r1-g IT, SEED
AC2G:a-s,-s - SEED t-c-, TIE s5zs-
-s-s-- counties VII - errs,3 = ..s ,~-
- n 7T1ss1 ts=y 2-e recs:vs,..
Us va-.s1y VII nature = r,a--s.s
- Ste - T--= 1r-H
A-E GRANTEAw.
AE-c-c-ls-- Dz-- A--. Exrs-s-
-s-- S-z-5c--
Nav =. 1873.
Newark post., 1919-06-04

Old Drawers" gathered at the his
toric old edifce Sunday for their
annual meeting in Odessa. The ideal
weather drew large attendance from
all parts Of the State, it being esti-
mated that between 1900 and 1000
persons were present Automobiles
and teams lined all the highways and
byways in the vicinity Of the old
meeting house.
Newark post., 1919-06-04
Should Welcome Soldiers

Our soldier boys will soon be home.
All Delaware should join in a demon
Strarion Of welcome that will gladden.
the hearts of the brave boys who
have fought our battles "over there.
II should be made an occasion that
will never be forgotten by those who
participate in it Delaware State
News.
Newark post., 1919-06-04
Slaughter Houses
Declared Unclean'
Nv. > -C-C
Ed. .-c-. Newark Pc-
Newark. Delaware

EG.-c-. Newark PcS-
Newark. Delaware
Dear SIR:
Ssvera, weeks aso when our
Beard q Health permitted: .1s con-
nsctic2 n the drainage from 81
ab2Cco.r With re TOWN sewer. there
was quite @--,@ jus. and ssrs~e
criticism by -cs people q ne .ov-..
Mr.. :. P. W-:Eh: expressed ne
views q great -,a-v citizens II
: .sccs- - ne Newark Pes. =
wh.ch ne pointed ou- .ea. aside
from the iacc -ha- slaughter
house was Injurious = health -
accom-. q smell t..e al cher
matter coming from the killing @:
animals and II &cco--. a --s -s--
6e1cy 70 draw 5:ss and :rsec-s,
thar the Introduction q b,cc5 il
-s-ts-ed WITH -1s proper working
OF -cs G-SpoS2. plant. L-aS-.-c sS
ire writer's T.s-vS were = accord
with NJ. W-.E--S, v-aS va-.s,-
ul2-Iy interested = s. article cuc-
s;Scs& IT : P1..aEs-r1.z raCs- laz-
week wEsc1 : copied below. i'm.
watch i : ocv.c-$ -ca- -1s Esa.-.
BCCszQ q -1s Cry II z5e,c1sa
have made Investigations II -a-a--.
u this matter. w15e1 prove thar
Mr., Wright MS ws-. informed 5s-
fore stating his views: and :
weCli 2CEs2- -Gz. -1s Sanitary
conditions q ne cc1r -75Eac -
materially improved Z tie Bca-c
Of Health would - 5--c such maj
tiers more r1c-c- Ee.v. s. the cs.ss-
-s2S ara S--s,y dependent q t.S
Beard % see 70 i that public
rrsss2css are rc. ps--2s--st; z..c.s1
The cow- limits
Yours vs-- truly.
TX Jcs-Ss5-.
Under had = Slaughter Houses
Declared C-cle2-: Health b.
-eSu'S Suit Against ) Sc--- Pc:,2-
6e1ph:a Aeca-C.-s Begin : tie
following:
Proceedings l-s-.za.ss5 - chs -
san q Health e S.o2 -2s c2e-a-lg- ..
S2azgk7s- hsa-sss II : restricted A-sl-
whseE LES sA5s5y II tie s,--.s-- v4--
CE Ehs e51v. ws-s Started css2-s P-=s.-
6szt To5ge A11s2-5z5, = Csz-- NJ. =
YESTERDAY C1-y S.,5s1:c- Tet- ?
Ccz-s-ly 2<Ss,3 12s@:-2c-< z-1z-s- I
r-r--hs- cE b -c.=-s 81, ara ca-cTl--
q Business II Esz- a-sa zs--,,-3 =
cs-ss from r1s hsat-h a--ac-lc5ss-
Tas defendants before ne tc-- II
cl-ss,t Ez,E2 L--re-5z-ls. q rs S,,z-a
Ssve2cA street. represented by J
wzzAinztca Lcg-ss Mar Ts---c. &
MI ard Ca-rsE-s- s--sscSs n Pas
Newark post., 1919-06-04
PUBLIC SALE
PERSONAL PROPERTY
Monday. June Is, 1919,

a. o'clock
on road from Cecch's Bridge 70
Glasgow.
Two horses, 2 COWS, general line
Of farming implements, all nearly
new.
Terms: Cash.
ELLEN |. SHORT.
Armstrong, Auctioneer.
5--2-.
Newark post., 1919-06-04
Appleton Loses Out
In Three Straight Games

Appleton and Strickersville crossed
hats both morning and afternoon On
Memorial Day with disastrous results
70 the former. The morning score
Newark post., 1919-06-04

stood 5-3 in favor of Strickersvllie
and in the afternoon -he latter piled
I'D the runs, scoring II TO Appieton's :
?. Large crowds Of enthusiastic fans
attended both gamea- N spite Of the
sweltering heat. Agame between
and Providence resulted IN
victory for the latter, score l2-3.
Newark post., 1919-06-04
PUBLIC SALE
REGISTERED HOISTEN
FRIESIAN CATTLE

VII sell II nv stables Czech.
Delaware. c-
Thursday. Juzs Ie. 1918.
II : c'clcek
Tv7s--y-5Te had % T-te-ez.s-
LsS-e1 registered eczs and 1ssts-s
>7T=-zl COWS fran azr-s<t.5-- =, !,
Es-6s- I=-c5,- e-s .l--5 70 :
--a2--ol@- 1-z Is ID 2--s1--,-ss-
Ss~s-aL Es5ts-S t--- 4. 2 O. 5a--s.
ms i --e best bred ID. Of ez---s
sTz- cEs-=5 = r-c,5c saie II C=,z-
--4-e- A-ss cz-c v--zg 1zIls t-,-
+ T. D, dams
C-e5=--eo days
Bz-Ezc.s note EaE1-ar2-Cve5 e.
Sc=ss-.
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Newark post., 1919-06-04
HOWARD LE}E
AdGr,ss
LEGAL NOTICE
Estate Of Bernard Keenan,
deceased:

-IGTc>c-'
Notice : h=-=5y g..r=- IA, Let.
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E5-s-= Il B=--z-5 E==--- 40 of
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77=-= gEa--=G ~ jams -4s9ar
n 80 Zs5 5z- y A-1-... H.. 1914
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sd deceased ~ -=-.s,.4d IA
make Iz--=-: = :1= -..--.....s -rat.
TX 7T---1--- E=-zT. -. =. ~srson,
-zT--g demands a-z->- the de-
ceased s-= required = exhibit and
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--= sad AEz--.s--z--.r .., -r bn
t2-= c1= 236 Ezr = Az. AD.
1870 - ABIDE = - .zw m tbf,
behalf.
address
Charles ? C--.=-. -.
Attorney = LAW
Ford 8--Ez-z
y --E-c-. Delaware
JENNIE KEENAN,,
AN -.s--z--.v
Newark post., 1919-06-04
Annual Meeting At
"Old Drawers" Sunday

Following their time-horored Gus
tom Of many years the Friends Of
Newark post., 1919-06-04
NEWARK OPERA HOUSE
PROGRAM WEEK BEGINNING
Thursday 5th

Thursday 5th
Anna Nilsson Fhe Way the suons" romantic dram. of tie
ukoa and the great Northwest P Whte the l- chapter
Raider" -@-@
Friday 9th
Rex Bhs bes: story Too Fat to Fight" \ tribute to the ss, Amer
San Humanitarian onas whh have done and uch keep
high tide the OF lighting Ianks Frank Mcapre the 800 pound
dian plays the leading role that q Y NJ C A worker the fed q b
Saturday 9TH
Ny Go5oa n The Unvas Hand Phs Ns,e. and Tom Nix
0So-seel comedy A Ronaa COWBOY ~
Monday 9th
Chaas ChaPa rs greatest eo5y Ans Tbs sc9asre4
q TIE beet comedies c. e ye2oa have been s %
b--s o Newark c,t1c r.52:-s '7 "
Tuesday 10Th
Ever trouble stew? Rga Jones had TO- and he ass, bo q
Sognt TIE eHss II rs ara team the GEORGE
WALSH 4 Never Say C zz1 =4n how trouble Mr. M
"o31 ana oud be remembered for hz great acea II Sr z
March 18Th - ~
Wednesday 1lth
Waee RED The Fre Fly Ct France \ P.s.98ua. drama Ire
reels and Patas News.
Beginning Thursday, June 18th
Ccrol Horay an5 4rto1 ors7 III tie IS c-rs Cru. To,.s5
8--9y SERIAL s Of Thunder Mo-rzt7" ia5 on e Of tie RocEr
Mountains cn shogs beautG ererg c5oeer.
Newark post., 1919-06-04
Legal Notice
Estate 0f CHARLES LEAK
Deceased:

Estate of CHARLES LEAK
Deceased:
Notice Is herby given >aa, r.
ters Of Administrator g1an LT' %
Estate Of Char,e> La. .. rs+o INF lt
White Clay Cre4s; Hl.d,-d 4, y
ceased. were duly granted nut. NE
Howard Leak on the Ia>a dav Do y
May, A. D. 1919. and a., 7arsoU ~
indebted 10 the said da.-a.a5 'o,, on
requested 10 make pa...-n, n ~. tb
Administrator c. T. ). whom Jo %
lay, and all persons hav.a- d~nan5 ~I
against the deceased ar r-.,.:rsJ ,i',' !.
exhibit and pres@lt IL >a-,4 drI,
probated 70 the sad A5...,:>,ra.1
{ T. A on or bet1-4 IL T.. daT" W.
May. i. D. 1920. or a,.E~ hr fl h
law In this behalf. ~
HOWARD LEAK
4dm5nstrc.y- r.. + 4
4ddrsaf
Cras. 3. Evans
Attorney a Law
Ford Building
Wilmington. DeEz-a--
Newark post., 1919-06-04

WANTED-Small, chean Co.,.
within IS miles OF W;lm;.a
ton. Addreu-
407 Heald Stree,
o'-'' Wilmington
Newark post., 1919-06-04
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E&|2-@ " Co.. =
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L,-&-.S E---.s-
III - - -
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Newark post., 1919-06-04
Beginning Thursday, June 18th.

Co Hgag and 4r1o ors7o tie Is c-esz Cgru orr.s-1
B-9y serial "Psrs Of Thunder Mogr1t Filmed on e Of tie RI
llogrs cr6 soat-E 5ssetH. scsg chester.
Newark post., 1919-06-04
Estate Of HOWARD T. EYT- de
ceased:

ceased:
Notice ! Es-s1- g.vs- hat Let.
-s-s LsS-4--s-.4-- ~. the Es.
cz-= = Howard : Py.=. .a.e Of vii.
---E-o-- deceased. we're duly
granted --cc Ez-z-5 II. C55ch on
ne I~s----1tc- Ia : March A.
= 1919 e-6 al -s-s.-s indebted
- ne Sa,1 1esszs=5 az REQUIRED
u --zzs EzT-s-7 :, ~ Executor
T-'1c1'. cs-zT. AZ =. -.--oas
12T--s 1s-z-1s 4=a.-s. the de-
ceased 4-s -ez-.-e5 :. =- -. and
present --s S1-= G-.- - sd to
ne Sa-1 EEsc --o- .- r ere the
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-- n abide ~ - -. n this
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Newark post., 1919-06-04
Wednesday lth

Wallace Red n The Fre Fly ot France. !.
reels and Pathe News.
Newark post., 1919-06-04
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Under head = Slaughter Houses
Declared C-cls2-; Health B--
-eSC's S--c AEl--S- ) Sc-c- Pz5,z-
Ge1ph:a Atc2-C.-s Bs-l-,~ : ne
following:
Newark post., 1919-06-04
Monday 9Th
Tuesday 10Th

Ever "a. trouble stew? r.
Count the letters II hs zaze and
W .ALSH Il Never Say On.
x ,yonc.estu. and saould Be r=-zu
March 18th.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-09-10
CHAPTER W.
In Which the Sucking Fish Has a
Chance to Show Its Virtue.


The breeze was so strong that we
didn't use our engine that day. Be-
sides, / wanted to take little time
thinking over my plans. l spent most
of the time studying the charts and
bordering John =. Tobias narrative,
which threw very little light on the
situation. There was little definite to
90 by but his mark Of the compass en-
craven on a certain rock In Il wilder
ness of rocks; and such rocks as they
were ut that.
looked well to my guns. The COM
mandant. had made me accept the loan
of a particularly expert revolver that
was, could see, as the apple of his
eye. He must have cared for me a
great deal to have lent it me, and it
was right as the things we love.
Then l called Tom to me-: SLOW
about that sucking fish, Tom?" asked.
Its just cured, sar," he said. II
was going to offer it to you this lunch
time. It's dried out fine; couldn't be
better. I'll bring it to you this min
ute" And he went and was back again
in a moment. you must wear-it right
over your heart" he said, land you'll
see there's not bullet can get near 1t.
It's never been known for bullet to
go through a sucking fish. It's Gods
truth"
But, Tom," I said, show about
youY" ...
1--WE worn one here, sar, for twenty
years. and you can see for yourself
and he barred the brown chest beneath
which beat the heart that like nothing
else in the world has made me believe
in God"
We awoke to q dawn that was q
rose planted in the sky by the mys-
FERROUS hand that seems to love to give
the fairest thing the 1oneliest setting
But there was no wind, so that day
we ran on gasoline. We had some
fifty miles to 60 to where the nara
tive pointed, a smaller cay, the cay
known in old days as Dead. Mems
Shoes"-but since known by another
name which, for various reasons, dc
not deem it polite to divulge-near the
end Of the long cay down which We
We're running.
About twilight we dropped anchor
in another quiet bay. so much like tina
of the night before, as all the bay!
| and Gays are along that coast, that yOl
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-09-10
Southern Iowa Items

I efforts to save the little ones life Mrs.
Vernon was burned. The rapid spread
of the flames made it impossible to
save anything from the house. or to
stop the fire from going to the barn.
Corning--A new distinction has re-
Gently been given to the automobilists
who successfully make the trip to the
summit and down Pixies peak, thus
making them life member of the
Pixies Peak Auto club. Corning's post
master, Ed Granthier, has secured the
honor while on his vacation trip.
EIdridge-At a meeting Of the board
of directors of the EldridSe Savings
Bank. held on Sept. 2, 1t was voted
to increase the capital stock from
se5, 900 to $4,000. The meeting was held
on the Goth anniversary Of the estab-
lishment Of the bank. Since that time
the bank has paid it's regular dividend
every year.
Keokuk-Knives and a revolver fig
ured In a fight at William Taylor's
place and two Mexlcans are in jail,
one of them with a slight bullet hole
In his knee. Taylor fired the shot and
the McXicans used the knives. They
claimed they wished to set in at card
and when denied admittance started
trouble.
RurIinston-After several months Of
preparation. the plant of the Burl-
ington Casket company commenced
operations Friday morning. Fifteen
oarviro In Iiffarapf
departments Of the factory. most OF
them being In the wood working shop
of the plant. The cloth shop Of the
factory where the covering IS placed
on caskets, will be started In full OPP
Grafton next Monday
INSTRUMENTATION is assured Of a
$3.50, 600 hospital. 1t is planned to start
work within the next few days. Verne
w. Skiff, former merchant Of this city,
now a retired milllanlre merchant OF
Chicago. has agreed to give 100000 to
the hospital and the institution will be
known as the Mary Frances Skiff hos
pital, Mr.. Skif giving the money as
memorial for his wife who was buried
In this city Jan. last.
DavenPort-A drive TO get 3,UOo VI
the 1900 ex-service men in Scott
county to join the Davenport post Of
the American Legion will be started
next Wednesday and will continue for
ono week. There will be meetings In
numerous towns and townships of the
county as well as in wards in this
city 20 sp,.cnIne thoroughly organized
for the campaign. To advertise the
legion 1900 posters have been distrib-
uted in Davenport, and towns and
country districts Of Scott county.
Burlington--ItN, might be due to the
war spirit that has not yet died, the
high cost OF living as the general m,
rest Of the country following the war.
At any rate when County Clerk s. j.
Beckman compiled the list Of the suits
filed for hearing in the September term
Of the district court he found out OF
102 suits filed totol OF 81 were petit,
tions asking freedom on the part of as
rliany insists In the martial game. The
number of divorce suits for the term
Of court issthe highest In the records
of the district court here.
y .Hl y
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-09-10

higher wages and the cars were all
taken into the car barn. che tle-up
Is complete. Not car " running
and II liz very indefinite as to when
service Will be resumed No disorder
has marked the strike and none IL
expected. X
This was the reply of thc street cav
men to tho vote OF The pccp'e turning
down the proportion for 81 -oent
street car fare I was q dcciF'Yc
nnswer--one that demonstrates be-
yond SHADOW OF = doubt 'Nc' tho
street caD men are IN carno"t II
their rlgh{ against 2s-cent an hour
wage for n long day.
The men had been promised r'"x' :
mum wage OF AZ cents per hour "
the higher fare went thru. Nvw thore
are rumors that even stronger de-
mands will be made, aitho no official
statement has been made In this re-
spect.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-09-10
Efficient ,sa,;.;a|
GHl I -! :'!!!!:. " d1aS N
IS &" Laura krknan
MAKING 70 uR cATsups.
a NpNnon

spoon salt and tablespoons mustasa
seed. Let this mixture boil for ten
minutes then stir IN cup brown sugar
and allow 10 cook Tor J hour IonEeSs
stirring often. Bottle when cold.
Onion Cucumber catsup q Grats
three dozen cueumbers and drain OH
the water. To each quart OF this cu-
cumber pulp. add medium-siEcd
grated onions, tablespoon salt. tea
spoon cayenne pepper ~ teaspoon
ground cloves. and / pint OF vineEar.
Mix WELL and seal In sterilized Jars.
Onion Tomato catsup = onc-hais
peck ripe tomatoes peeled, large
onions, l red pepper, y cup salt, u cup
brown sugar. v cup white mustard
seed. cup grated horseradish. tea
spoon black pepper, 1 quart vinegar
Chop tomatoes fine and drain; ruo
them thru a colandor. Chop onions ana
peppers fine. Mix all ingredients to-
gether and bottle.
An Answered Letter.
IS. Puzzled" Should ] wash an expcn-
sive light tan novelty cloth skirt when
has become soiled? VIII ironing take
out the crinkle?"
Answer-No. do not wash II. You
should send 1t 10 a professional dry
cleaners.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-09-10

please print recipes for different
kinds OF catsups," requests one OF my
reader friends. Il think many other
houackccpcrs would appreciate suoh
recipes" | take pleasure In printing
the following:
Tomato Catsup-One peck ripe TO-
matopa hoiled until soft enough TO
strain thru sioyc. AZTEC which add TO
them 8 onions. peppers, y cupsalt.
ounce mace, n ounce cloves ground,
pounds sugar, tablespoons mustard
handful horscradish root. Boil well
for one hour then ado / quart OF vim
cgar and boil hour more. Bottle when
cold.
Irncookcd Tomato Catsup-Grate one
peck ripe tomatoes and strain them
thru "A PURGE sieve. pressing thru all
the pulp possible Thln this strained
part with l pint OF elder vinegar ana
season with salt, cloves. allspice, pep
per and ground cinnamon TO taste.
Mix well. and seal in sterilized bottles.
Cucumber Catsup-Peel and CRATE
cucumbers. salt them o little and put
them in a bag to drain over night. In
the morning season to taste with pep
per. vinegar and more salt Seal In
small. sterilized Jars,
Grape Catsup-Boil five pounds OF
grapes with cups OF water and rub
thru a sieve. Add II pounds OF sugar,
pint vinegar, l small tablespoon
cloves, ! small tablespoon cinnamon, /
small tablespoon allspice. tablespoon
pepper. and II tablespoon salt. Boil
unit IL thickens slightly. then bottle.
Pepper Catsup-Cut up four dozen
red peppers. remove seeds and put In
n preserving kettle with l quart vim
egar. quart water. . horseradish
roots, grated. 6 grated onions, table
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-09-10

Like some fancy. sponges TO senc
/ homer said one OF these. coming up
to me. "Cost you five times as much
In Nassau
Certainly I'd like few sponges." I
said.
And then Theodore came up TO me,
looking as though he had lost his mind
over the rather fancy silk tie hap
pened to be wearing.
GIVE me dat !" he said. touching IL.
like II crazy man.
r II can't afford to give you that,
Theodore"
I'D die for dat" he declared.
%rake this handkerchief instead !"
but, meanwhile, my eyes were open
Ing. "rake this instead, Theodore" l
suggested.
'Td die for dat" he repeated, touch
Ing the tie.
His voice and touch made me sick
and afraid, just as people In n lunatic
asylum make one afraid.
Look out - murmured Tom at my
elbow.
And just then I noticed hiding In
some bushesNof seven-yenr apple trees,
two faces I had good reason To know.
had barely time to pull out the
commandments revolver from my
pocket. knew II was to be either
the pockmarked genius or the engi-
neer. But for the moment ] was not
to be sure which one I had hit. For,
as my gun went off, something heavy
came down on my head. and for the
time was shut OFF from whatever else
was going on.
ITO BE Continued)