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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-04-11

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|be silbno paa 2anbeienSpn,nnt ill
ISais D8 i JDrpaetning i benae oeI
omliasen6t gtater Set nil ISnue.
Lie fpr Den, at itnbere bare Gaub.
,ejen6pms tnnpaeer.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-04-11
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|Mep ufonnrnniierct" j llngar1t, pa,
|gtauoaro 9il gonlpatlp, ion. tiuiat
bar Ell D1iuton al oens Yenge {taaen'
|oe fo1t i ga1,ter. @esieri,,get, oripe.
Borrctnil1gen.
Den l,pe 1.nearlte 5onietregieri1,q
bar ifplge. alliteo 8refs' aorrelpo,,.
bent uofteot en sssnobp6eIle til l111eo.
rere,i M1nerifa til at be,,6e tilbage
!lloenrigsn1iniiter 8ela Sim, lonl 1.b:
|ltcote ss,obpeellen, fuaoe, at 6e i lin
eorn piIbe fi1,De ct .nfoeiaIiiflttf sSr.
orelal,b". 1lee,,rigs,nini}feren 1,6.
talte innltibie, at ltngnrtt gniferGrch
l,,eo 8eroe,, og pil mn1pe for at be.
bore Sen. pgor l1oenries iespolttif er
eli Greoens Rolitif, ,t6talte 8elo
3u,l> upi ,ne,,er bette oprietig. Wc,,
cfterlom III bar ofifaffet sSntperialis.
TIE, bill bi iffe after bgje os for ben"
s Man6ags 1neobeltes fra BaieI.
at ifplge ct s5orlpoenbe er Der no.
brubt cit Mobrebolutio i Blloapelt
|og at 116el1rigsnilI{ter 0eln Ru.,
ifal pnre iaiemprbd. Weea i1lgen
gefraftelie pua bette Mpgte er in6'
labet, oe oct er fanDfpnligbis grebet
|uo af 2,,fteni Qigbeo meb De mango
anbre lsie Hpater, Der ,to(pre6es ON
sSorboloene 9fusln1b og arbre Gait
DC, bbor 8oIbebiferne eiler aon1nnl
|1,i{terne bar opertaget Mngte1,.
6Din6eitemn1eretten tuber / Jranfria
Set franife Depllteretftn fte1n=
|tc / 9orsongs orer TO t5tennrep11s
oringsforflag. ct Jorlag OH at
Me6lennrer af Dep,tteretfa,nmerct
fllnoe pGIges 1roen @enipu til ajg,1,
.bleb neoitenrt 11,eb 302 moo 1877
Stemr1er. ct SprfIag .gooe1,be 1lb
poa at gibe 9tenmeret til ct Sau1i-
lieoberbobe6s ,1ermeite Eaorgrenoe
1,ben &e,1ipn til aign, ioet set blep
paapeeet, at oct biloe fire 6un1ilie-
Representation og beDgbe6es, % ian
mangeGalniliefG6re bar blebet brebt
uttber arigen,s blep 1tebitnnt mes 333
MOB I34 x6te1ual:.
9orea pnifer 6ribeb.
Son Ypung 81, Operbobe6 for Sen
fors1e1nfte religieie 5eft &orea er
|blebct 1,6napnt til praitoe,,t for be11
|nplig profIan1ere6e foreanffe proti-
ioriife Regicri,1g mes Sobebtporter
Mutltlcb1triet, ife1ge ct Telegram
in6lgbet ben d. bs. iii Sen foreanlfc
Notwithstanding i Sun sSroncisco
| fra Ha1tor 6pu11 Coon, oens Reprp-
ia1tant i 9bangbai. SSfelee gelc-
grammet be1taor Miniitertet al s
Meblenn1er. S9bet for be1, propi1o.
rifle &egjering er / Ell ufje1t6t ntont;
lcburif Bp, pplpfte 9elegro,nr,et.
9elegrm,1,net n1e66eler 1igele6es
ut Ell forea11if uDg6sbutaljon be:
| itaaenoe of 600 fl1lot beppbneot
M9nb ct gauet obers T,ln1n11fa,1gfln:
oen fra Ma1tfcburiet til @orea oe
bor Iobct life at penbe tilbage, fgl
aorea er frit.
9n 2nbeuborff bar almrgtia.
Sra Biell 1ne6oeles oet, at Dof11
n1enter, ioal1 ntan bar frln6et ! Be
gItrigife noenrig snli1tiiterilt1ns Mrfib
beretter ON .e11 5amtaIe 1l,ellem be1
6operen6e pitrigff-ungarife 11benrigs
.n1inilter Grep G3er1ti11 og Ben babe
re11oe gberitfonulnn0ere1lbe Genera
| for be tD1fe &pre 21lbenoorff.. i
G5ernil, fortalte 2nbenborff, a
6orbo1bene / 9Itrig-ltngart1 por iat
ooarlige, at set bar nsbbelr6igt q
Eiege Ell lrrifilt 6reb.
2uoenoorff fnareoe
r&Dis Sc forigger Set, bi1 je(
1narlcere MOB Bien.
@8er,li11 opgab 9anfen.
8lrnshnrg
A*tnnt4rinApf
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-04-11
Moter fra Haris.

S ct Telegram fra ASaris beooer
oct, at Yoris Besiimtiter frenbober,
at &c fleite Greosoeleeerebe lopeoe
)6oltet biemn,e 1anat mere, eno De er
Iiitono til at ffnffe,. % forlgger MI al
erboloe &c itpr1t m,,liee Sn6renm1el=
fer. gpnifere flyer, at Brefniern,i',i,
iter Glcmenceon it1orsmmer, al
|Statspfonon1i er ct 1,fjenbt 8egret
for bonL at Bre,niermini{ter Mopo
George Ter al fin eoen trobitionelle
11@pioc,1bco i Geoerafi, at Hrqfioeni
|@ilfon lite benote europa. for bon
fom til 6re6sfonfere1,een, % at Bre=
|n,icrminiiter 0rlanbos Bolitif guar
l,b poo at HiIle fig al mcb alt 11no=
toge1, M6rtaterIpdrgs gs,naalet.
Set porifffc 9lab .Motin er1la-
rcr, at Donmarfs g[fpirationer be-
tragtcs eunitig of 6reosfongreslen.
Ser CT MntD6,eing til, at Dnnntort
bill gjenpinoe ben Gel al Slesbig=
Soften ion, oct snifer. Sfp1ae Bla-
oct bar 4oneresfen bel1uttet itrofs at
biem{en6e til Danmarf sc Slesbig-
| Solltenere, ser tjenltgior6e i ben to-
| life Seer og bleb taget ti1fonge af De
MIliercoe.
S Noris blcp ser / 5p1tbogs cirfu=
leret MDgter, at SEN ita1ie,rife Dele=
gotion til 5rebSfongresien igien trlt=
|eoe nreo at billie rejle bjen,, iaafrenlt
|estoliet1 life fit 8pen Gil1111e. Men
Eitolienffe officiel1e Qre6ie bleb Set
benegtet.
s. Mabforrejpo1loenter o1,ilaor Be
lfi6fte @fterretni,,eer Grltotningsiumz
men, 9pMano 11lno betale De Nlliere-
Sc, til as Billioner 9ollors. 9erof
|lfnl 5 8i1lioner betnles irben to elnr
efter yreoeu.
&onferencen bdr 1e11bt Ell .Delega=
| |tion til llnearn. Gen brittle Gene
ro1 Sm1lts CT / :Spi6fen for Sen. Get
nleobeles fra Boris, at {iben bens
9(nfon1it til l1nearn bar iyorbolbene
|fprbeoret 1tq Der.
8reniermi11ifter 2loDb George e,
blepet onerebet al en- Sorfplel1e no.
get ligneroe iom Sen, Breitber1i
@i1ion bar. Qlob6 George nraattg
|forbIibe / Senecn / Manou9s. So,
er i Be6ri,1g.
gn Delegation At Donlfere fra @g
men 5p6 for ben .forel1aae6e Hespig,
|bolltenffe @rp11ie er allfommel1 ii
Goris oe- bar forla1tat, at Ell fsolfe
af{temlring bliper ho16t for at ofgjgr,
|0anifernes Stnt1ts / Set or1talte II
(ftrift. Delegutionens ReprGienta1,te1
erflprer, at oeres Nrgun,e1tter b1et
! fife bert, oo @renfefornr1isfionen be
. bnn6lebe 5oger1.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-04-11
Hrrnfi.a,,ut.
0t enaellfe Mrbeiberforbolb.

Sc tnaelife Mrbeiberforbolb.
Dtte 9a1ubreoe Reprpie1ltarter fol
[eugerite Mrbej6ere og 9lrbeioSgipert
II Ms6e / 2sr6ugs Con:
Don goofie11ote en{telnneigt en- Sop
port fra ssnouitrifonferencens 5pl
lesfonrite &opporten a1ttugeS al
billie bile fig at blibe be enselifc @r'
bei6eres Meos,,a Gbarto, % fan1tioiq
blibe ct GgbSitsb for be ,,ariparliat
% bolibestti{fe Mrbeioerelensenter.
Sc fretnftaaenbe Bl1ffter &np=
porten ct:
Snbferellen al. Ell lanbSbio 48 81.
nrers NorumIarbeiosbag aie,1,tcn
ibningsnagte1,.
9(nerfe1rbeIle11 of Gagforeltinaerne
90 glrbeloSgioerf rfore1'tt'ger11e ION
@runblaeet for alle Gorbanolinger
meIlen1 8npihnl % Mrbejoe.
6orebDagelie af arbeibsIesbeo.
9prcttelie al ct permanent gntio:
nal -Ssynh,itrirauo ianln1enfat al Pr
beioerz og Mrbeiosgiberrepra
ter. Raa6et ifnl oberbeie % berette
til &egjerinee,, ON rationale Snou:
ftrilpsrgsmoal
Mlt, bbab Der er ne0penbigt for at
giennen1fgre 6ette 8oreram / 8irfe=
figbeoe1,, CT Megierineens Mfolo, pa
bet pe11teS, at bette bill blibe 1ipet
rnr Sren1tio. s ct Breb fra Bre-
n1iern1il,iiter 2lopb George til Sir
Mobert Sorne, fom prpfioereoe 1.noer
4onferencer, be0ber bet: Sbis 9oni~
teens @e,11tillinger bliber bifalbt at
aonferencen, pi1 &egjerin9e11 gibe
Dem oeres ejebIiffeliee % ipnpoteti=
ife Sperpejelie.
Ct uf Sc nafgiorte 5pergsmaal,
ion1 i1ort bill fomlne op til Mfgjgrel=
le, er ssSSn6befutningen al Mrbeioere !
sssnouitrile6elien og 6eres Ret til at
fien6e ollie financielle Gorbolo i SET,
sSabrif, bpor De er altIat. Disie to
9pergsmao1 niI 1yben &pib1 bline TO-
.relogt af 6agforentn9erne, lo1lnart
Set forpelltcbe eesnbuliriraab er. op=
rettet.
5pbietsrepnblif 8aDern.
s 2srboos me60elteS set, at ell
5obietrep1blif bor proflaneret
M1,ncben. Dette betDber rin1eligDiS
0prettel1en of Ell fommuniftilf SIC,
gieri,1g 8aperr. Manbag neboeleS
Oct fra 9saris, at ifelge ct Selegran
-er 5oeietrepublifen / 8upern blepe1
officielt proflomeret.
Den tpife Megiering oplDler, at Ser
bnr op6aget Blaner om Ell ntilifp1
Mejsning for at oprette eli 5obietre
|publif / Berlin. Set tDife Miniite:
rinm bar beorbret oro1hife Sora11
|italtni,lger for at ltnoertrnffe> Sp:
ital1bcl1.
ct icnere Telegram fra 8aief op
lpier ifplae en- Meooelel1e fra Ser
lin, at Mrbeioerz og Solboterraaoe
bar helluttet at arreltere inoflDoelies
rige Berloner in0et1for 8ourgeoifie
% Bres1e,,, ialnt at oct bill belGtt
Rrigsnliniiteriet bborefter Der bi
|bline proflomeret Ell 5opietrepubli
|Ian,tioig mes en- Wenero1ltreife.
65reb peb l1noerhanbling.
| goblcll8, 5. slpril. e(urerifnl,if
IOfficeret ftges at nNere pi6ert6e ON
lat lloel1rigsuiuiiter grocfoorff= =Naut
aalt agter at iniiitere paa, fslgeno
|Brinciper for 9Dlflano:
sSreo be6 lll1berbd1toli1u].
9Diflanos Screening 1neD Dltrig.
8piflanos Optagelie / gtationernei
Iaiga paa lige 0ilfaar.
9ilbaaefepering af Sc tDife Solo
|1tier el1er beres gar6ii irareenet Gr
|itatningen.
sSolfeafitenlning ! GIiais-2otb
lringe,t.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-04-11

eiort, % be,, itolienite jugo-napi{tr
@ranicitrio CT for 9ioen til Bebnno-
ling. Men at fige 1oeet beftent ON,
oigie Eager er ,1,nulist. bo Der fro
aonfereneen i1'tet offe,,tliagjgreS. oa
&c flclte Gfterretninaer fra Boris er
bpggct pan @is,1inger % Gorlpoe1-
Der, fom NANCE ailtaIae piier fio
|of ptpre ,,rigtige.
, 1919-11-01
Sammy,s Answer
To
Tommy Composition.

Hello! Tom, Tommy Hello Just rs
ten You ask, can't somebody 90 the
public the kind favor and choke JOHNNIE
Ignatz? Now Tommy, are you in earnest
or r you as usual off your head. NO
Tommy, nobody will choke Johnnie lg-
natz little Johnnie only speaks the truth,
plain and simple in his broken language.
The public cannot buy eggs at . centS an
egg; that roint is settled. What we "ani
von to know is that little Johnnie Will
not buv cream made from your formula.
Johnnie buys cream made from the Dairy,
sweet milk and good eggs at 6 cents an
egg, and not rotten eggs at 5 cents an !!
egg. Now Tommy don't get further OFT
your mind on the subject and try to
choke Johnnie Ignatz as you Will ma
yourself in a room fit for you.
Yours
SAMMY.
, 1919-11-01
NOTICE.

DARTIES having claims against he Es-
tate of the deceased CHRISTIAN
PETER THEOBALD FRIIS of Fs.
tate Mount Victory are hereby notified
within 3 months to file their claims with
the necessary proofs of same W ia the
undersigned A. E. Stakemann, who with
co-executor Hans j. Koefod have taken
the said estate under administration as
%executores testament.
ME meetings in the estate will be held
at Lawyer Stakemann's Office in Chris
tiansted on the 3rd Thursday of every
month at 3 o'clock p. m.
Fr%ederiksted, St. Croix, October Both
1919.
H. J. KOEFOD A. E. STAKEMANN.
, 1919-11-01
WEATHER REPORT.

WEATHER REPORT.
San Juan, 3ar.29.96 Their. Is, E., Vel 5,
partly cloudy.
St. Thomas; Bar. 1894, Their. IS, E.
Vel. 10, CLOUDY.
St. Kits, Bar 1884, rher. "A, NE.
Vel. s, cloudy.
Dominica, Bar. %. SO, Their. Y, N. E.,
Vel. 4, CLOUDY.
St. lucia Bar. 1896, Their. Y, E. Vel.
10, clsudy.
Bar oados, Bar. 29.88, Ther. rs, E.,
Vel. 6 partly cloudy.
Porr Of Spain, Bar. 1886, The. II, s.,
E. We. 4, partly cloudy.
St. Jroix, Bar. 30.G, Their. 50, E.
Vel. 0 partlycloudy.
Rainfall for past "a hours, II lines.
, 1919-11-01
Little Johnny's Slate.
On t e Estate,
October the tkirty-first.
Lear Nix. Yohansen:

Lear Mf. Yohansen:
Would YOU kindly X someone 10
choke me- for the z poor nuts that are un-
able to do so themseIfs; you must excuse
these guys, for the one is being choked
himself and the other is suffering IRON
% and a hart per cent dlstempef. lie.
does not any more eat ice cream, or can
DIV. or kake, or soda, or anything nice;
but lives on All Bull products. So much
bull there is in his fare that it has knock
ed the bull out Of Butler, and he neither
is in a condition to appreciate 'Humour
think Tommy's ice cream composition
is bum. as ice cream made OF SKINNED
milk and five cents eggs, Daddy n
me- and Mother could not eat, this
we give to our dogs K. and B. IL
Tommy would like a little OF thls,
Johnnie may be able to get some tor MN
at 5 cents a glass; but the genuine stun
with guaranteed milk and guaranteed
eggs will cost Tommy IL cents Tor the
present.
P S. Please excus krazy for any
thing he might say in these days as ne is
k1aizer than ever. Daddy wants 70 give
YOU some Jokes he heard from Mr..
Tetaud, the | for today IS a telegram
he recei, ed from Santa. Claus asking the
ladies not to hang up any tur-llned STOCK
ing5 for Xmas as he is very tlckllSh.
Yours truly
JONNIE IGNAIZ.
, 1919-11-01
Frederiksted. 31st Oct. 191

FTederIksted, 3Ist Oct. 1919.
The sIoop "Go-on", laden with a cargo
of lirle-stones bound for Christiansted.
left this port yesterday about Z p. m.
In squaIl about $50 she sustained the
damsge Of broken mast. She was tow
ed back to port by Mr.. MerWin's launch,
ariv ng about II o'clock.
SIoop "Carib'' expects to sail for Por-
to Rico tonight with a cargo of old
iron.
, 1919-11-01
SERVICES IN THE LUTHERAN
CHURCH TOMORROW.

TIE administration Of the Holy Com
munlon will take place at the Morning
Service.
Tie Reformation Festival will be Gel
ebra ed at the Evening Service.
Special Music.
Responsory Glory j. Excelsis Com
posiIe.
Of'ertory Te Deum-Jackson.
congratulate the new proprietor, and
wish HIM success in the field of practical
journalism.
Msil-schooner Virginia arrived at Fred
eriksted today with mail from St. Thorn
as ard Porto Rico only.
, 1919-11-01
NOTICE.

ms | have completed the repairs and
81 cleaning Of the Ice Factory | am
offering my customers their full
quantity OF ice, and to compensate them
for the time they have paid 2 cents per
pound for ice | have extended the old
rates of | cent and Il centc per pound
until Nov. Is, after that date the prices
will be for daily supply Of
, 1919-11-01

1t was announced in the West End News
of yesterday that the publication and
printing plant of hat name have been sold
to Mr.. B. Brandt, and will be ope rated
under his management from today. We
, 1919-11-01
SAMMY.


ST. CRUIA 0IAIIVN.
London, Oct. 27th.-The House of Com
mons today adopted an amendment to
, 1919-11-01
A D NJ is $50 N.

Reserved Seats 40 cents, General Entrance 20 cents.
N-Reserved Seats 20 cents, General Entrance 10 cents.
Jerome County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1919-1920, 1919-12-11
NORTH APPLETON

Archie Mullins, who was hurt
playing football. IS able TO attend
school egain after a absence OF a
week
Little Roberta Mullins is recover
ing nicely from her operation for
enlarged tonsils
Mrs. H. NJ. Carso7 who has been
busy at futile for two weeks is
home again.
The study class in home nursing
and hygiene met at Mrs. Chas f
Eyerett's last Tuesday with good
attendance and much interest was
shown. The next meeting will be
with Mrs JOS Whobrey. Tuesday
January 9Th. at ter o'clock. The
ladies' will have luncheon and soc
ial hour after the class.
Mr. Anderson is having his vel
dug deeper.
Mrs Chas +. Everett will leav,
Thursday for Denver, Colorado. hei
former home, to visit her daughter
Lydia Mae. who is attending hiel
school there
Jerome County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1919-1920, 1919-12-11

coffee was served.
Mrs. Brunton's Camp Fire girls
met at the church Saturday after
noon Mrs. Richardson and Miss
Cushman, the former who has charge
OF the boys and girls work in this
county being present. They decided
TO form sewing club in connection
with the club already organized. Mrs.
brayton served delicious cup Of
cocoa and passed the recipe on to
the girls. Mrs. Judd served cookies. If
'here are any girls in the commun-
ity who do not belong to the Camp
FIRE girls it would appear to the
writer, who is past the age of be-
longing, the limit being twenty-one
years, and was merely a guest of the
afternoon, that they are missing
much.
The committee for Christmas en-
tertainment are busy and are prepar-
ing to make some pleasing annouce-
lHehls soon. They wish all the boys
and girls Of the community to meet
at the church Saturday afternoon to
learn the Christmas songs Mrs
Richardson will be there, and she
has special music line with her
club work and has volunteered to
help us. Everyone come that can.
Mr. Harper returned TO HALEY last
Sunday, after he and Mrs. Harper
spent Thanksgiving with Mr. and
Mrs. Clayton.
Who said telephones? Canyon Side
has them A telephone meeting is
called for Friday night at the school
house. Everyone interested is expect
ed 10 be present
Jerome County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1919-1920, 1919-12-11
SCHOOL NOTES

"We've new member, cries the
senior class. and what is more, he is
Charlie Saith. who left tn class Of
~ - laN 81 ! ok at the country.
Alacri Ceihp'h is back in school.
lie la~ had long illness. and we are
glad to see him recovered enough TO
return.
Mark Werner has returned to
school after long illness.
Ner. McCallister gave us an in
ter sting talk last Thursday morn
ing. concerning Bolshevism. and the
soyie's ~ Russia He said that the
maioi'i, of jhe people OF the United
states arr ignorant of the meaning
of these terms in spite of the fact
thar they greatly concern us. He
explained the meaning OF "Bolshiv
ism" and of soviet" and told how
the present Soviet government haC
developed
Just listen to this: There will BE-
no basket ball teams this year W.
are unable to rent the Amusement
hall Somcdy ought to do something
We hope somebody will.
The sixth end seventh grades have
some very swift football teams. Thu
largest boys of these grades and o
the eighth grade are learning to pla,
hockey The girls will start TO prac
tice soon. and they intend to shoy
the boys how the game is playe'
some time next week
Mrs. Archer: after the rcstora
ton of charts II. in the Puritan age
the people driftcd 10 WHAT" o
course we think the Gnswer is lin
morality" but Esther knows better
They driftcd oAmorica." she re
plies.
The Jerome schools made
THANKSGIVING offering to the Orphan
home of approximately 500. Tn
high school contributed $2S.3S. Mr..
Prentiss' room contributed IS, tn
largest offering made by any singl
grade But the Canyon Side schoC
made us all feel SLOW Their treas
urer. one of the students, wrote
check for SIS.
Jerome County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1919-1920, 1919-12-11
CANYON SIDE

r' We are sorr, to hear tha, Mr.
"''erhaaser uas on The sick Ts,
last week ' '''A iS'
..' zen" N''ab" had tonsiliis the
pas, week.. also The Holland hahies
W." are recovering nicely
AIR. and Mrs Jennings arc ,ro,a
parents OF d mess baby boy. Ano,har
name for the Cradle Roll
Mlss boroths Chandler returned
course. '''' nursing
Mrs T. j Brun,on expects ne,
parents. Mr. and Mrs Bryan. to spend
christmas with them
Miss Viola Lewis expects TO leave
''' '"' '"a soon to attend school
AIR wd Mr., Haig are among the
ne" arrivals 10 canyonside They
nave rented the Holland ranch
me Art lienase are living on the
Sonnlckson ranch only little over
TWO miles from our new church
Come QUIZ
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Robtnso,
"' Weisor are expected soon Nrs
Robinson aa. formerly Miss phoeba
stratou
Mrs joe Bolam sends word that
.fN
Jerome County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1919-1920, 1919-12-11
should BE Guaranteed

Many physicians believe that any
one who has a bad cold should be
completely isolated to prevent other
members of the family and associat es
from contracting the disease. rs colds
are about as catching AS measles
one thing sure-the sooner one rids
himself of a cold the less danger, ano
you will look a good while before you
find a better medicine than Chamber
lain's Cough Remedy to aid you III
curing cold.
Jerome County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1919-1920, 1919-12-11

raiders of THU per will be-
Tue IN learn that there Is at least
PIeS',Ssasded disease that science has
oae ahle 10 cure In all its stages
been ,Sst Is oatarrh Catarrh being
ina Influenced by constitutional
gssn,,y, requires constitutional
llss realm internally and acts through
. "n,ood on the Mucous Surfaces
'as .o system thereby destroying the
d .u Iotion of the disease. giving the
pa aion, strength by building up the
Jerome County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1919-1920, 1919-12-11

Times Want Ads will sell any
thing from tooth pick to farm.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-05-26
HEART AND BEAUTY
PROBLEM
k4Oll
BY Mrs. elizabeth Thom1son

Dear Mrs. Thompson: had few
dates with girl and the last one I
had stayed too late. have asked
her for dates several times since then
and she said her mother would not
permit 1t. ! have asked her again and
she says that she will see. but never
answers. Do you suppose should ap-
pologize for staying too late or go to
thunder. JIMMY.
You should apologize to the girl and
to her mother. Surely they will give
you another chance. You should be
careful about staying too late.
Dear Mrs. Thompson: I will be IA
years old this July. / am very hand
some and attractive, at least the boys
say so. l am engaged to be married
to boy 16 years old. My parents
say they will consent to my marriage
What is your advice. know how to
work and cook. POODLE DOG.
You are entirely too young to marry
You should not consider marriage I'M
til you are 20 years old. You are just
a silly child now and when you grow
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older you will see 1t. You will see
later what mistake it would be il
you were to marry now. No boy at
16 years Of age could make enough
money to support you.
LOVINGLY advise you to get
your Information from a reliable drug
gist.
Dear Mrs. Thompson: am 15 years
old and have light complexion, but /
am troubled with pimples. l use cold
cream. Can you tell me what causes
this. Can you suggest good cold
cream that could use.
BABE.
Young people at your age and even
as old as Is or 20 have acne, which
is not caused from anything in par
ticular, but Is Just disease Of Adde'S
cence. l should advise you to go to a
physician in case 1t might be a skin
trouble.
A READER am afraid the same
could not be used for
light hair. Consult druggist.
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CARVING INSTRUCTIONS.

TO Carve Porterhouse Steak-The
hank end should be removed before
cooking. This piece should form the
basis OF a stew for a second meal.
Both the tenderloin, on the side with
the fat, and the sirloin on the other
side, should be removed from the
bone. The sections are then cut in
inch strips, with the grain Of the meat
This provides for each serving a piece
of the tenderloin and piece of the
tenderloin and piece of the sirloin.
To Carve Sirloln Roast-Place
roast on platter, skin side up. Press
fork well down into center of roast.
hold 1t firmly with. the left hand.
With the sharp knife In the right hand
cut in thin, parallel slices from the
crisp fat to bone, then slip the knife
under slices and cut from bone.
To Carve Rump-Press the fork
well down into the center of the roast.
Hold it firmly in the left hand. and
with the knife in the right cut in thin.
parallel slices. with the grain of the
meat. BY SO doing. some OF the less
tender muscle will be served with