davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-01-10
Sk}ad Otwaty W Sobote cd Godiny Smej Rano.

ruchow w Tarnowie i w kilku
innych miastach galicyjskich.
Legacya Litewska W Berlinie.
w Berlinie otworzyla biura
swe nova uznana juz przcz Rz2d
Niemiecki legacya litewska. zIo-
iona z posia ministra Szau!is,
radcy legacyjncgo Puryckicgo i
sekretarza Penkajtys.
Administrator dyecezyi wilch-
skiej uwolniony.
Rad niemiecki wypuScif ksic-
dza Michalkiewicza, administra--
tora dyecezyi wilehskiej Z klasz-
toru Karialach, gdzie by} inferno
wany. Ks. Michafkiewicz wyje-
cha{ do Wilma, by zajac z po--
wrotem swe stanowisko.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-01-10

Kto ehce czytae uaJlepsIe co,
dzienne pisno polskie. nieeL sic
uda do pana F m. PAWoLL,
naszego agenta ma Duncan / oko-
lice / zaabonuje Sobie -Dziennih
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-01-10

o DO oSioSseh - wielkich ! NJ
fycA. katdago rodEa1u trssci -
DZIENNIK CHICAGOsK1 EajmujG
be~zspr1scznie pierwSzs mifjscs v o.
lei Am0ryOo
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-01-10

kszajq dwic okolicznosci: maj
prod wojska nicmicckie wraca--
lace z Ukrainy i Rosy W stanlc
zupcfncj dczorganizacyi przyla-,
czajq SIG do swych ~towarzyszy, o
kt6rych powyaej nova ! znecaja
sic mad niewinnq ludnoScia pol
ska ! aydowskq. Powt6rc, Mem
cy wypuscili I obozdW jchcow
Rosyan, wyglodzonych, Wynedz-
nia}ych. bosych / prawie nagich,
pozwaIajqc i'm luzcm wracac do
Rosyi. Sctki ich tysiecy rozlewa-
ia sic po calcj Polsce, rabujac :
r.iszczqc I elodu i nedzy wsi /
miasta 20 drodze.
Polacy wyparli woiska Ukraih-
skie Z Galicyi srodkowej.
Podczas wypierania re Lwowa
wojsk ukraihskich przez wojska
polskie, zostalo we Lwowie zabi-
,vch 200 Os0b. a kilkaset ranio--
nych. Opr6cz zajecia Lwowa ge-
neral polsEi Rozwadowski opa-
rowai Gala Galicye $rodkowq.
Oddzialy Ukraiiskie cofnely
sic ma Rave Ruska, a Ckraihska
Galicviska Rada Narodowa obra-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-01-10
(Komunikaty Urzedu Prasowo-
Informacyjnego Wydzia}u N. P.)
Popi ruscy namawiaja do rzezi
Polakow.

nPobudka'' podaje liste STRAIT
polskich we Lwowie, W pierw-
Sym tygodniu listopada 12s O.
far, z kt6rych 80 zabitych, reszta
rannych, wchodzi take w rachu-
be kilka kobiet.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-01-10

mix improwizowany ,Pobudka"
publikujacy 'codziennie fiste STRAIT
polskich. Lista z Is XI zr. mowi
c 1SS zabitych i rannych.
Ukrai1cy morduja.
Prezydent urzedu ola odbudo-
wanna Galicyi, Herbst / szet SEX
cyl, Nowak, przybyli re Lwowa
DO Krakowa zawiadomili Komi--
sye Likwidacyjna, re dyrektor su
kursali lwowskiej w Banku au--
stro = w~egierskim, Tracikowski,
zostai zabity przez zo~lnierzy IL
kraihskich, w chwili, kiedy pa
TRIAL przez okna czy MONA
wyjSc ma ulice, ably kupic zyw-
nose. w tych samych warunkach
zosta} zabity dyrektor zakfadu G.
lektrycznosci, Tomicki.
Kamuflaz!
. Minister Spraw Z~agranicz-
Inych zatelcgrafowaf do Paderew.
skiego przysyiajqc pozdrowienia
! dla wszystkich Polak6w w Sta
mach Zjcdnoczonych, jake tez i
dla tych. ktorzy przebywaja W
innych krajach Ameryki, wyraza
jQc nadzieje, &c delegowani wszy
stkich komitetow polskich pojadq
natychmiast do Warszawy. Padc
rewski znalaziszy sic w Warsza-
vie poznai sic ma kamoflazu -
! (Przyp. Red.)
Umowa ME skasoW ana.
,,Wiedenski Kuryer Polski" O.
Itrzvma} komunikat ,,NarodniEo
Vyboru' (Kady AarodoWcJ we
skicj) stwierdzajacy, &c wiado.
!moSt podana przez YNarodni Ii
sty' o rzekomcm skasowaniu
przez ,,Vybor" umowy CzeSko-
Polsbicj co do Slaska Cieszyh-
skiego, jest pozbawiona wszel-
jkiej podstawy. Umowa utrzymu-
lie nadal swa wazno5c W formie'
W jakiei zostala zawarta przez
,.Narodni- Vybor' i Rade Narodo
wa Polska W Cieszynie. Podpisa
ny: ,,Narodni Vybor" W Pradze.
Towarzysz Piisudskiego.
Professionalism Rzadu Me
micckiego W Warszawie zosta'
u,ianowany hr. Kessler, ten sam,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-01-10

ktory towarzyszyl Piisudskiemu
z Magdeburga do Berlina. q
Kesslerem juz sic Polacy uporali,
lecz co zrobii Piisudski w Berli-
ME? - P. r.
Warszawa - Berlin.-,,Dzien
mix Poznanski' donosi wed{ug
wiadomosci z berlinskiego urzedu
spraw zagranicznych komunika--
eva telegraficzna Berlin arsza-
wa zosta4a przywrocona. Telegra
my w jezyku polskim beda SHY
ma Wroc}aw.
Czemu Rada R%egencyjna
ustapi1a.
,,Fremdenblatt" (Wieden) z
Krakowa, donosi: Welding dzien-
nikow, dymisya Rady Regencyj-
nej dokonala sic pod naciskiem
frakcyi Polskiej Partyi Socyali--
stycznej, kt6ra urzadzila - XI Z.
+. strajk oraz demonstracye przeu
zamkiem, gdzie przebywali tez
z~olnierze ~niemieccy. Deputacya
frakcyi P. P. s. przedlozyla Pill
sudskiemu zadanie Rady Regcn-
cyjnej. Pilsudski oSwiadczyi, zc
ma wypadek akt6w gwaftu on
sam poda sic do dymisyi. Dclega
eva oSwiadczyia. re pragn;e Eat
knaG tylko ma zamku czerwony
Sztandar, co tez uczynila W iowa
rzystwie zoinierzy niemieckich
bez zadnych wypadk6w.
Piisudski ME jest ministrem
WoJny.
w Warszawie PilSudSki wvda|
dekret, skiadajqc teke ministra
wojny, zachowujac jedynie ma
czelne dow6dztwo armii polskicj
Rusini przeciw Polakom.
Clos Narodu": w okolicy So
kala i Jaroslawia zacietc walk
pomicdzy Polakami a Rusinami:
wyniki n~ieznane.
Francuzi W Warszawie.
,,Dziennik Poznanski": - DO
Warszawy przybyla grupa olicc-
row irancuskich artyleryi i pic
choty. wyslanyCh przez Scncrala
Franchet d'Espcrey. O~ficetowic
CT jada do Krakowa ceIem zbada-
MIA sytuacyi. Przybycie tych Off
cer0w ma lacznoSc Z tclegramcm
wyslanym przez Komisye likwi--
dacyjna do Komitetu Narodowe-
go w Paryzu. Wojskowi polscy !
publicznoSc warszawska przyjeli
goraco oficer6w francuSkich.
Odezwa do robotnikow.
Clos Naredu" Z Warszawy:-
Polscy poslowie r%obotniczy wy
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-01-10

To same pismo przytacza ma
zwiska duchownych ruskich, kto-
rzy usilnie zachecaja wiesniakow,
rUskich do rzezi Polakow. Pre-
mySl jest zagrozony glodem Z Po-
wodu, &c Rusini przecieli dostawe
zywnosci: produkty dosziy,do ba-
jecznych cen.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-01-10

stosowali gorqca odezwe do robo-
tnikow polskich calej Polski, w
kt6rej mowia Ami chaos, ami bun
ty nierozwazne, ami Walk brato-
bojcze, ale ~;ntenzywna praca sta
nowi obecnie jedyne nasze zada-
MIA. Mech zyje Rad narodowy
wszystkich trzech czeSci 'Polski,
a ME dyktatura proletaryatu i ro-
botnikow.
Pi}sudski puszcza Niemcow
ma wolnosG.
,Glos Narodu" donosi z War
szawy: Pilsudski konferowa} W
sprawie armii z ~generatami Roz-
wadowskim, Musnickim, Szepty-
ckim. Z tych k%onferencyi wyni--
ky projekty konkretne, kt6re 20
stana bezzwfocznie zrealizowa--
ne.
Milicya polSka w Warszawie
aresztowala dawnego prezyden-
ia policyi niemieckiej w Warsza-
vie Glasenappa, kt6rego Piksud-
ski rozkazal wypusciG. Milicya ia
zaaresztowala Glasenappa, Rum
mela i Won Pokrzywnickiego, kto-
ry przeSladowaf bezlitoSnie Orga-
nizacye polska wojskowa i inne
organizacye. Zaaresztowani 20
stall rowniez liczni agenci %tajnej
rolicyi niemieckiej.
Statki Polskie.
Do Piocka przybyi pierwszy
statck polski, pod sztandarem
polskim. We Wloclawku, wojska
rolskie umieScily pod mostem
mitral;ezy i zatrzymafy wszyst-
kie statki jadace do Torunia. w
komzy, Organizacya w%ojskowa
polska rozbroiia Niemcow pc o.
pore z ;ch strony. Zostaf zabity
komendant ~miejscowy Organiza-
Cyl. Luczynski.
Morduja inteligencye polska.
,,G4os Narodu" pisze: Osoby,
; przybyie do WarSzawy. Z wilma
opowiadajQ szczeg6Ey straszliwe
o pogromach inteligencyi polskiei
dokonanych przcz zbuntowanych
zonicrzy niemieckich i Litwinow,
kt6rzy grabili aPartamenta: licz-
ne osoby z inteligencyi polskiej
zabite.
Niemcy mszcza sic ma Polsce "a
swoia kleske ma zachodzie.
L KrGIcstwa PolskicgO WojSka
nicmicckic, rozbrojOnc przCz VIA
DE Polskic ustapily prawie> be-
trudnoSci. w tel czeSci wSzakzc,
kt6ra do ostatnicj chwili znajdo-
| wala SIC pod wylaczn9 admin
stracyq wojSkow2, jak I'odlaslc
oraz obSzary polskie ma wsch6d !
poludnio-wSch6d Cd Granic kro--
lcstwa. organizujq oni ,~,ckspcdy-
eve karnc' przcciw poIskicj lud-
noSci, paige i grabiqc wszystko co
napotykajq. W ten sposob costa
Elv juz spladrowanc doszczctnle
ma Podlasiu miasta .lan6w, Kur-
Ilantyn6w. Nicnczyncc i BialaSIe-
dlccka oraz prawic wszystkic wSi
okolicznc.
re oddzialy wojskowc, zao,.a-'
trzonc w mitraliczy, kicruja sic
na pomoc W kierunku Wilma
chcQc przcdostat sic do Prus be-
wkraczania ia tcren, znajduiqcy
sig pod zarzadem wladz polskieh'
kt6rych silly sq bardzo siabe, Iecz
wystarczylyby ma rozbrojen;e i IL
bezwladnicnie tych band rozboJ-
niczych.
Groze p~olozenia w Polsce zwie-
r--. oo,oI,,1,, no lnHzIn
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-01-10

Legacya polska W Wiedniu, W
porozumieniu z rzadem jugo-sio-
~wianSkim, zOrganizowala ma dro-
DE, ktGr9 powraca dawna armia
austryacka, oSm dowodztw, kt6re
rozwiuely szeroka dzialalnoSc, a
zeby cwakuacya wojsk polskith
sdbyia sic W zupclnym porzadku.
Calc pociagi zolnicrzy polskich
ci2glc przcchodza pod doz6r pol
ski. Puik 113 piechoty, zlozony
prawie wyiqcznic Z Polakow, wy
jaw;f chet walczenia pod naczcl-
ITEM dowodztwem polskiem.
Lynch w Lodzi.
,,Telegraphunion" donosi. re w
Warszawie. ma wzor Liebknechta
powstalo stronnictwo Spartakusa,
kt6re zaje1o ,,Godzine Polsh" i
ssczelo wydawac pismo Robot
nix. Traci ono Z godzin9 kazdq
Srrnt pod nogami I pOwodu opo-
III ludnoSci poIskicj, kt6ra zlyn,
czOwala kilku czlonkow tego IL
@rupowan;a.
Pozyczka polska,
Kornisya Likwidacyjna Poprosi
II banki czeskie o pozyczke 100
r7ilionowq, So jednak trudnosci
tCrmaine.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-01-10
,.Ziemia ~Przemyska" opisuj

wielkie straty, jake wyrzadzila
PrzemySlowi 'walka z Ukrainca-
mi. Obecnie milicya obywatelska
! oddziafy polskie strzega spoke
ia w mieScie i fortecy.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-01-10
la jake siedzibe Stanislawow.
Komisya Aliancka ola zbadania
sprawy rzekomych pogro-
NOW w Galicyi.

Polska Komisya Likwidacyjna
W Krakowie wystosowala byla a.
pei do sprzymierzonych, by przy-
staly Komisye, kt6raby stwierdzi
la prawde co do rzekomych po-
grom6w W Galicyi. L Wiednia
donosza obecnic, re istotnie 3D.
jcchala z Pcsztek do Galicyi Ko-
misya. skiadajqca sic z wyzszych
oficer0w alianckich.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-01-10

w sprawie rzekomych rozru--
chow przeciw = zydowskich pisze
wicdenska ,,Reichspost": Male
zy odczekac oficyalnego sprawozs
DANA, MIN sic da wiare opisom
masakru w prasie zydowskiej,
kt6re ma pierwszy rzut Okla ude--
rzaja swoja tendencyjno5cia."
N~astepnie ,Reichspost' publiku-
ie oSwiadczenie pewnego oficera
austryackiego, kt6ry przybyl
Swiezo do Wiednia Z Galicyi i "a
dale klam opisom rzekomych roz-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-01-10
I POLSKI | 0 POLSCE.
Ze Lwowa.

Dzienniki wiedenskie donosza
z Krakowa: Drukarnie dzienni-
k6w polskich we Lwowie So mi
szczone. Wychodzi jedynie dzien-
nix improwizowany uPobudka"
publikujacy oodziennie liste STRAIT
polskich. LiSta z Is XI zr. mowi
c 1SS zabitych i rannych.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-01-10

ktory towarzyszyl Piisudskiemu
z Magdeburga do Berlina. q
Kesslerem juz sic Polacy uporali,
lecz co zrobi} Pilsudski w Berli-
ME? - P. r.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-29
THE BITTER ORANGE

The bitter orange tree was orig
inally introduced to the shores of the
Mcdi,erranean by travellers from India
and china. Most OF the Spanish and
S;cilian crop goes TO London to be
made into marmalade. since very few
people in the south OF Europe seem to
understand the simple art OF compos-
iuS this preserve. There is also a
Ialuablc oil contained in the rind
known az essence dc bigarade. to dis
tinGuish ii from that OF the sweet
orange. essence de Portugal The dis
,li"rs extract IL by pressing the riud
hbSorbs the contents Of the crushed oil
cells. They wiring out the sponge under
water and skim off the floating oil
This oil. after publication. is used as
Il navoring agent in curacao and
orange hitters: IL is one of the in
gradients OF cau-de- Cologne and other
perfumes. and drop OF IL on sugar
in tu'nblerful OF hot water makes
the popular eau sucree OF the Parisians
Like oil Of lemon. IL cannot be ex-
'ractcd by distillation In the usual
way. since high temperature Injuries
it's flavor.
The fruit buds OF the bitter orange
also give an essential oil known az
essence dc petit grain: and from the
whf" flowers is extracted n delightful
perfume called essence 6e Neroli. That
is prepared chiefly at Nice Cannes and
the flowers OF n fine tree will yield only
a single ounce OF Neroli oil. The peel
also Yields an aromatic principle that
the ancient Arab physicians esteemed
highly as a tonic; 1t is still considered
q useful StomaChic.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-29
WITH WARM WEATHER
COME. COLD DESSERTS
FROZEN Decacies Suggested by Former Cuisiniere of
Royal Household Prove Timely as
Mercury Scars Upward.

a mixture OF navors prepared as FOR
water ices or Il frozen punch
Philadelphia ice cream is made from
INN sweetened cream. American ice
custard well favored which Is thcn
frozen. Frequently junket prepare
Ions arc used in this cream French
ice cream is a plain frozen rich Gust
thick strip, egg yolks and whipped
cream, packed in Il mold and frozen
Mousses are heavy creams Favored
ana sweeiened and then whipped, pack
cd into mold and frozen.
1t IS important TO note that the
can mus; not be over two-thirds FUN
All creams in the making Increase in
volume and therefore they must have
sufficient room for churning Sec that
all parts OF the freezer work freely
be'ore starting. II rusty or stiff use
drop or two OF salad oil and then
turn until IL works freely.
Strawberry Ice Cream.
Wash and stem one pint o. berries.
rush, using potato masher. Cover
with one cup of sugar and then let
stand for one-halt hour. Rub through
sieve Into bowl and place in the
icebon until needed. Now place IN
i saucepan
one quart Of milk.
One-half cup OF cornstarch
Dissolve the starch IN milk and then
bring to boil. Cook for five min
u,es and then remove from tho fire
and add
One egg,
TThree.euarters cup Of sugar,
in the ieeboS s"p until ne &C. wien zen
ready to use bea, for three minutes
strawberries slowly and beat again.
Pour into tho can and freeze This
amount vii! make two servings for
raspberries. etc, may be used to re" re-.
place the strawberries
Vanilla Ice Cream.
Place three cupH Of milk in sauce
pan and add four tabiespoons OF corn
70 boil Cook for FIVE minutes and
then partially cool. and add
one cup Of sugar
one teaspoon Of vanilla.
one cup of cream.
Beat to mix and then chill. Then
freeze.
Frozen Cherry Cuntnrd.
stone ono quart OF cherries. Place
sugar until soft, Cool. Now place
in sauce pan
Three cups OF milk.
bne-half cup OF cornstarch
dissolve the starch and bring to
boil. Cook slowly for five minutes and
then add
Three-auarters cup OF sugar,
Two we'll beaten eggs
The prepared cherries
Beat TO mix. tncn chill and freeze.
Water Ice.
Soak three tablespoons Of gelatin
IN one cup OF cold water for one-halt
hour. then place in a hot water bath
TO melt Strain and then add one
pint Of fruit juice. such as strawber-
RES. cherries. currant.. grape juice
or peaches or one and onehalf cups
OF orange Juice or scNen-eiShths cup
OF lemon juice. Now place TWO cups
OF sugar in a sauce pan and add one
quart OF water. Bring Ia n boil and
cook for five minutes. add the CELIA
tin and fruit juice ard then cool and
freeze.
These stock recipes will enable tho
housewife 10 provide variety in the
way OF delicious. inexpensive desserts
with very little trouble. a two-Quart
freezer Will require about ten hounds
OF ice and about one and one-half
pounds OF salt.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-29
THE SANDMAN STORY

When Madam Cow announced supp.
70 her guests. she was quite upset at
,he manner in which they behaved; ;
every one ran to the table, pushing
and showing In very rude manner. to
say the least. that they might get a
scat near the thing they liked best.
The chickens and hens did not have
the least bit OF trouble. for they bold
~ sat Upon The table and picked at the
corn and meal daint!cs until they had
ali they wanted.
But Mr DOG could not eat meat and
bones at the same time. and when he
took both dishes from the table and
Madam Cow was SO shocked she could
not eat her hay salad.
Mr.. Donkey really behaved tho best
of all. excepting Mr.. Horse. Of course.
manners perfect.
Mr.. Donkey did not step on any one.
and II he did do all the talking. no
one cared. since they were all too busy
eating TO speak.
But no one had noticed Billy Goat.
who was eating very little. though he
had a. big dish Of cabbage near him
and also dish OF beet tops.
The fact was. that Billy Goat was
very much disturbed. for he had seen
another goat with horns as long as
mis- own looking at him from the win
dow on one side of the barn.
He did not see this intruder all the
time, but when he leaned over a little
and looked toward this window there
he would the creature, and once
he shook his head in very threaten
ing manner at him. Billy Goat thought.
The truth of the matter was that
Madam. Cow had looking glass on
her wall and 1t was not window at
all that Billy Goat saw; IT was his own
reflection he was seeing in the mirror.
Billy Goat grew more angry every
minute, and at last he could stand it
no longer. He jumped up from the
table in such haste that he tipped it,
and over went table and guests on the
floor.
Such a cacklng and quacking and
bowling and fuss you never have heard
as they all made trying to get to the
door first and escape. for they did not
doubt that something dreadful was
happening.
And then in the midst OF all that
excitement a terrible crash was heard
and everybody looked in the direction
from which it came. and there stood
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-29
BY MRS. ~. a. WILSON.

copyright. 1919, by Mrs NJ A. Wilson
All Rights Rescrvcd.)
me approaching warm weather
p''hss to US the pleasant thoughts Of
'Ce'cold dishes. They need not ma
'sFiaily increase the household budget
~ nave frozen dish three or four
'mea week during the summer sea-
hDn And IL they are carefully planned
incy viii really entail very little extra
work. and they provide many advan-
,'ses IN planning to serve these deli
'hcIes TO the family at the close OF a
warm day.
our breakfasts have become more
or less ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS is. usually
nc 'imc In the morning is limited and
we must rush to be OF time for bust
ness. Therefore. this meal usually
consists of fruit. a bit Of bacon. eggs
etc" and coffee. Those who stay at
nome usually have AN easily prepared
luncheon This leaves tho evening
meal 10 DC the center Of attraction at
inc close of the day
hot, heavy meals are taboo Not
ohiy because they overhead the house
nut they arc really unfit for the tired
worker to ca, upon his return from
me city In place OF the heavy meals
Try fruit cocktail. made from fruit
ju'ce ana served ice cold. also
A Cream Soup
not Devilcd Clam, Egs or Chicken
Outlet
Peas Lettuce
Dcmi-;asse Coffee
All dishes that contain milk. sugar
etc. have 2 food value that should be
'hciudcd in the daily dietary.
How 10 Prepare.
frepare the mixture for freezing
III inc Kitchen. and then when il is
cool place In the !cebox TO be thorough
- chilled until needed: Scald and cool
we can and then place in the re-
n
cream for freezing. about +. NJ. place
INC zee IN bag and with wooden
maiiet pound it fine. Now pour the
prepared mixture into the cold can and
place the dashcr in position. Place the
can in the freezer and adjust the turn
ms crank. and give a few turns of the
ing easily. Now use pint bowl for
measuring and pour in three measures
or Ice. then one Of salt. Repeat this
hntii the ice and sal, arc above tho
sarE 10 be accurate If you wish 10 OBJ
tain good results.
iiaphazard measuring only means
failure Turn the freezer until 1t be-
gins 20 become difficult 10 turn then
remove tho dasher, using wooden
work quickly. as it IS impor,an; not
10 keep the can open any longer than
necessary Plac" a cork in the open
ing in the lii OF the can and cover
the top OF can with piece OF wax
paper, then put on the Id.
Now drain on all the water. Re-
rack. using four parts OF ice TO one
part salt. Cover closely and set aside
for one and one half hours TO rpen.
- all preparations are made ear
Yer in the DAY i; will take about one
half hour 10 put together the mix
turc and make the cream
Frozen desserts are divided into two
classes, tees and ice creams. The ices
include sherhe's, water ices. trappes
and sorbets. Ice creams include
Philadelphia cream. American and
French creams, parfa!ts and mousses
Shcrbcts contain gelatin or whites OF
eggs and waterloo mixture. Water
Ices are fruit juices swectcncd and
diluted with water. FrapDcs are
partially frozen water ices. Sorbet ~
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-29
ADJUSTMENTS
Gny ynrict, nj Lyric.

Cay Variety mt Lyric.
Among the attractions in the new
SHOW which comes TO the Lyric toda V
Tor the weekend will be Helene Davis
the variety prima donna. one Of the
most popular single acts" in vaude-
clever comedicnne. singer and dancer
with an original style of rendering
herself. Comedy approximations are
featured in the act she is presenting.
ANOTHER good feature Of the new show
VIII be the Leightons. blackface come
be whirlwind Of laughter. Prominent
place on the bill is given TO johnny
singer and his Dancing Dolls" Singer
Is a capital comedian, and the girls ac-
complaining him are versatile enter
iainers The" have a jolly singing and
dancing act. Lew Hall and Ada Brown,
comedy duo, will he seen in a singing
dancing and comedy skit. Chinko and
haufman are bringing a real novelty
acI, WIN the new vaudeville bill will
come mex and stirring motion picture
displays "
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-29
With broken glass all around

Billy Goat Win broken glass all around
him.
For an instant all were so amazed
tina, they stood still and gazed at Billy
Goat. Madam Cow. | drove him out
am sure you did not invite him. and
he just dared me TO do H. / can as
sure YOU
What are you talking about, Billy
Goat?' asked Madam Cow, as. gently
as she could. when her new mirror
vas in pieces before her very eyes.
glass please tell meg"
looking glass" questioned Eiuv
Goat. looking in MANAGEMENT at The
floor Il thought that was a window. -
Haw! haw! he! he. he!" roared MIR.
DONKEY. VINO was not so dull he did
not see the joke: He thought it was
another goat looking in at him and he
butted him. Haw! haw! haw."
Billy Goat got trotted out as fast as
his feet would carry him, and after
Horse and Mr.. Donkey They stayed
10 help Madam Cow clear away the
upset table.
picked UP the broken mirror; II should
have been careful about inviting the
guests"
"of course you should have been"
said Mr.. Donkey, and as far as can
see. Mr. Horse and should have been
the only ones You should have asked:
we are the only ones who have any
manners
Quite right: quite right" said MIR.
Horse. And then he whispered aside
course. but must say think his
manners much better than those of
some of the more graceful animals"
copyright, 1919. by the Mcclure News
paper Syndicate. New York CityD
Tomorrow's story-"How Tim Was
Fooled"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-29

Life liz embittered more by the petty
quarrels OF people who PerforCe must
go on living together whether they
agree or not than from any other cause
You are entitled to live your own life
and make your own happiness Your
husband should not require YOU TO live
with his family If YOU are unhappy
with them. Men are often very dense
and cannot realize how keenly unhappy
a wife can be with her husbands rela :
tiVes. From Your point Of View YOU
are certainly right in your conclusion
that there must be a more amicable
adjustment OF matters for all concern
ed. and your husband seems TO he the
one to make the necessary adjustment
Put 1t UP to him squarely as busine SO
proposition. without tears or recriini-
nations. and see IL he does not come
across and make everything alright