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America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-03-13
Al CETIT D-TA?

Al cetit D-Ta, datele istoricc
din articolul nostru de fond din
numarul 59g Datele acestea in
semnate din viata neamului nos
tru, aici in America, numai din
,,Calendarul National lie poti a.
fla. Daca voiesti Sc stii toate pc
ripetiile insemnate. fie bune, fie
rele, prln care a trecut pc vre-
mlrI neamul nostru rominesc, a.
tunci nu numai pentru D-ta.
dat 81 pentru cei de acasa ri
D-Tale nu uita att comanda
unul dintra frumoasele ,.Calen-
dare NOui'' de la d-nul loan Jivi-
Banatanu. Pretul calendarului e.
ste numai de 55 cent?: dar foIosul
lui este Gle SO dolari de mare.
Grabeste pima MI tree 81 cele 200
pc carl lie mai avem din cele
5000. Adresa la care sa trimiti
banii estes /. gJivi-Banatanu, 5705
Detroit Avenue, Cleveland, Ohio.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-03-13
ulfoRNlATUNl

Retragerea ministrului Balfour.
- Londra. Ziarul Evening
Standard scrie ca Arthur j. Bal
four, ministrul afacerilor straine
in cahinet,l lui Lloyd George, Sc
va retrage din post imediat ce
Sc va fncheia pacea. Ziarul mai
adauga ca ministrul Balfour va
Fl 1nlocuit de Earl Curzon, prese-
dintele consiliului 81 fruntasul
gnvenului in casa lorzilor.
Belgia voeste colonie. Paris.
Belgia arr dori sa fie manda-
toarea teritorului german din e.
stud Afrnei. Aceasta ar da Congo
ului belgian iesire la oceanul
indian. Belgia ajutat la cfstiga-
rea acestui teritor, care acum es-
to guvsrnat de un dennmit al
coroanei belgiene.
1Harm ninilit& d. explosie. -
Frsepe1ty Ohm. Hxpiozia rnui
casan ~ Aonain6 y Axcxf;aA ee
~ urniAtsau distrp1 apFoape ton
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-03-13
MaruitiSuri.

Teroristul boasevic de la De
troit, Mich, Sc pare ca este in
stare Sc ute ca acum vre-o 8
ami, end era pc aici mare 81 tare,
fara consimtamintul multimii CO.
mitea lucruri contrare sentimen-
telor multimii .Aceleasi, in mic,
repetate astazi de altii, pentru
ell sunt ,,absolntism'' Sireacul
Cucuila
Banii inca vorbesc, insa nu a.
sa de 1eIntrerupt GU gurlle spar
te pretinsilor fndrumatori al
opiniei publice din America 81 ca
prietenii prietenilor fostilor con-
suli unguresti
80
Tn ziar din st. Louis, Mo-, Sc
tfnguie ca in acel oras pretul ra-
chiului a ajuns la so cent? de
drink Gu alta mai bine. Isl
vor hea banii numai cei avuti.
Pentru americana earl pretind
sa Sc ocupe pc vitor Gu poesii pen
tru 6ri contra uscatilor, amintim
aci ca ,,dry'' 81 duly ri
meaza foarte bine.
Cite un tinar este in stare sd
faca tot posibilul 81 sa mearga
orr umde pentru sora daca din
intimplare sora aceea nu este a
lui
o femeie poate capata durerl
de cap din nimica; pima cind un
barbat pOate sa capete durerl
de cap numai dupa ce avut o
noapte intreaga de petrecere.
O femeie are multe certe cu ia
ia dinsei. De aceea dinsa este
totdeauna invoita sa Schimbe
de asa incit abba sa fie recunoS-
cuta.
Multi tati earl au crezut Cd Isl
reduc spesele prin aceea cd Sian
marital ficele: in curind San
conyins cd in loc sa le reduca le-
an dublat,
o femeie care vorbeStc noaptea
in Wis nu are sa-Si poata tine
barbatul treaz 81 ascultmd la a.
ceea ce yOrbeste dinsa. cum este
cazul Gu femeia cfnd barbatul
vorbeste in Wis
Nh re caina 81 nici MI Fl gelos
cind vezi castle frumoase ce lie au
uni zidite pc lotlri mari. Poate
ca multe dintra ele sunt case nu-
mai Gu numele 81 tot numai Gu nn
mele smt ale lOr, caci in realitate
poate ca nici mn sunt platte.
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REFLECTII,
AL A. v.RA>G GIL.

Nh al avut ocazia sa 1ntilnesti
vre-m palvragiu! Vre-unul din
ire acei oameni lipsiti de balanta
morala ce an cuvinte de hula. de
aruncat char 81 asupra omului de
0 onorabiltate. ca fiui lemnarulul
din Nazaret, ce nu pot Fl multu-
miti nici ell lucrarile facute -
dupa cum spune biblia de
Dumnezeu in sapte zile; pentru eli
mimic nu bine, mimic nu la To-
cul lui, toate sunt facute pc dos.
ceea ce fac altii oh l,lmea a.
tit de lipsita Gle sinful acela prac-
tie. mcit = pentru acesti oameni
- mimic mn iasa hine din nina
lor.
Daca esti lesne crezator, apoi
ti-se va naluci Cd domnul critic
e I'M ON fOarte rar, poate mai rar
ca diamantul, ca nu poti sal ga
sesti alt seaman in lumea intrea-
ga 81 cum le site ell toate, 81
cit de bine le spune. Gaseste la
fiecare ON cusruri, pentru ca toti
oamenii au slabiciuni, afara de
Dumnezeu 81, daca lie dai pace,
in curind 81 lui Dumnezeu 0 sal
gaseasca cusur. De, sunt niste oa-
meni foarte isteti. fti vine sal a.
dori, sa te inchini lor. Cit de bine
cmosc Ell lllmea! Daca mutt We
nea in ajutor erai pc calea de a
comite gresala ca satti ajuti nea-
mnl, dar vezi eli tia deschis ochii,
sunt gazetari domnule! 81 acestia
stiu de unde sa fncepe; piinea.
Ce-i Liga pentru- Ell Jn fleac. Gu
cit a ajutat Liga gazeta lor? Ga
zeta ce pc cftiva dolari promite
fericirea lumei! Liga nh buna
asa cum este, ar fl fOst b,ina alt
fel stu eli cum, dar vezi altii
afurisiti aucre zut ca Liga s'a in
fiintat pentrn ajutorarea neamn-
lui 81 nu a gheseftarilor = deci
Liga nu G blna.
81 cind iii permits CA sa vezi
ce a,g facut acesti palavragii in
viata lor Pc care au fnehinat-o a.
cestui soiu de propaganda anti.
nationals, 81 ii vedea ca nu ans IA
cut absolut mimic de scama in vi.
alta lor par ca-ti vine 50 lei
parnl 81 sal pui pc goana.
Omul care face prea multi gu
RI, np face treabd, si cei ce vor
CO 30 jndece meritelesuDui.o m,sa
M se il dups gurs lpi, Il dnp6*
tkptele4 cs lea Ht.nts
Ce-ii i6tuEenti = cuya yant
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Conspiratie contra republice

Conspiratie contra republicei
ungare. Zurich. = Vestile ce
au ajuns aei All spun ca s'a des-
coperit 81 frustrat o conspiratie
'planuita sd rastoarne guvernul
actual al Ungariei 81 sa aduca
pc tron pc fostul 1mparat Carol.
Baronul Hazai, contele Bethlen 81
contele Somich au fost arestati.
Dol gardisti 81 ate douasprezece
.persoane ce Sc spune ca au fost
amestecate in conspiratie an fost
prinse 81 puse la Arrest.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-03-13

IL
- De la spitalnl de copii numit
;, Memorial sc raporteaza ca
noaptea trecuta a murit in somn
I'M alt copil de boala numita ,,le-
targia somnului' Boala aceasta
s'a ivit in mai MULE state.
Englezii studiaza limba iapo-
neza. - Londra. - Vre-o zece O.
fiteri din statul major iau lectii
de limba japoneza la universita-
tea din Londra, asa ca sa fie pre-
gatiti pentru mai intimile relati-
uni ce vor exista Gle acum fnaint,
intre Anglia 81 .Iaponia.
Confiscarea vacilor din Sshles-
wig. - Washington. Autori-
ia tile germane au dat un ordin
pentru luarea prin impunere de
catre guvern a tuturor vacilor
aflatoare in provincial Sshles-
wig. Stirea despre aceasta Sc
raporteaza din Copenhaga.
Vinzarea unei cirede de tauri
salbateci. Omaha, Neb. - Pc
plata din South Omaha. s'a adus
o cireada de tauri salbateci pen
tru vfnzare. Sc crede ca pc nici
o plata din lume MI s'au mai Ofe-
rit pima acum spre vInzare astfel
de animate. Taurii (buffalos) au
fost prinsi de prin padurile din
sudul statului Colorado 81 cres-
cuti la farma unui general anu
mo Palmer.
| Comfortul unor vagabonzi. -
Toledo. Ohio. Gardistii cailor
ferate carl inspectau All noapte
vagoanele de dormit de pc LIMA
ldturalnica de aici au gasit noua-
| sprezecc vagabonzi dormind hoe
reste in paturile acestor vagoane,
ingropati in puf de deabia li-se
vedea nasul. Gardistii fusesera
atrasi aci de sforaituri. I-au luat
pc toti 81 i-au dus la polite. un-
de au fost arestati pentru vaga-
bondaj. - Credem ca cetitorii
Inteleg ca vorba de vagabonzii
| carl calatOresc pc trenurile de
MARTA (ciumpasii).
Vizita unor senatori in Franta.
- Washington. C1tiva mem
| bril- al comitetului afacerilor mill
tare din senats vor insoti pc mini
strul Baker in Europa. Sc due in
urma invitatiei ministruiili, care-i
roaga sa inspecteze impreuna eli
dinsul armata americana de oce-
pate 81 toate cimpurile de con.
ccntrare ale americanilor.
Gardist pungasit. = Hammond,
Ind. - Gardistul Jchn Eckstein
din aceasta loealitate nu va mai
purta de acum inainte uniforma,
revolyerul 81 pajura, pentru ca
noaptea trecuta La intilnit IN
pnngas pc strada, la pus Gu nil
nile in sus 81 la Iuat tot ce a ga
sit la el, plus snma de doisprezece
doIari in hani gaia. Mai tirziu Sc
full politiei aflat despre afacere
81 numai decit Ia lasat pc Eek
stein fara revolver. fara unifOrma
81 fara stea.
Testament in care Sc coprinde
ingrijirea unui cline. Redlands,
Cal. = Zilele acestea a murit de
influenza d-soara Martha Witter.
La desfacerea testamentului s'a
dovedit ca lasa toata ayerea Ell
'd-nei 81 d-lui George Renie, Gu
conditia insa ca acestia sal in
grijeasca de un cline mare 81 pu-
ternic, pc care d-soara Witter il
iubise ell 0 dragoste de ,,mama'
timp de cincisprezece ami. Sc III
ce ca d-SoarS aceasta ramasese
nemaritata 81 era cum Sc zice
- fata batrina. Familia Renie a.
PRINT prin aeest testament un
loc de casa in valoare de $500
de dolari 81 1000 de-dolari nume-
rar. Nici vorba ca s'a fnvoit sa
alba griie. de cline.
S'a scumpit tranvaiul in Akron.
- Akron. Consiliul orasului
Akron prin un amandament La
contractul ayut Gu, compania de
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Mai mult de 100 de hale unde
Sc Joaca toata noaptea sunt des-
chise 81 alta multime De localuri
pentru cartOfOri.
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Englezii studiaza limba japo.

neza. - Londra. - Vre-o Zece o.
fiteri din statul major iau lectii
de limba japoneza la universita-
tea din Londra, asa ca sa fie pre-
gatiti pentrn mai intimile relati-
uni ce vor exista de acum fnaint /,
intre Anglia 81 .Iaponia.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1919-10-23
cssrrse,. u @ Ossa...

Zee ARE a svIectit ~oc-ar- Iaccue-
H-s-- he SAL ! Ike tAs vEy yo1
5e.y E-Sy seavs-- %. Be; yo1
are gsirs AZ NJ zercy. A-d ycz are
r1l-E 20 ysel6. Yoz VII ySsId yozr
VII g =lz+-
-SeTerT- sAe cried 7 VII cZrE
-ys.lf TITO the lake before that shau
eHrp~z- Al zc-sssEr--ksr voto-
took C q plsz1izE tooe--Eky VII
yo= .os take al ne have and lst -
r07 We are t-o heiplssz p@opie: We
sail nsFsr bSsrzy yozr secrets Why
zzsr yc- have Ne tooT
-Becz1se ioTe yo1- JacqCeline.- :
he cried ard nov heart an under
to1@ of passsoa Ehich / had 10, scs-
p@cted IN the 12n-
He caught b@r IN his srTns. She Ut
tered q little zzspinz cry ard struggled
SfIdly and ine-ec-u2Ily Il his grasp.
vas quite cold. for I knew that
vas 20 Be the last % his vfllairies- !
catered the room and walked ID 70 the
table. ny pistol raised. aiming A. kss
heart. and ] felt ny ozn heart beat
steadily and the EIli 10 XIII rise dozni-
nznt above every hesitation.
LerOur spun round he saw re.
and be smiled his sour srnIle. He did
not 1ineh. although be must have seen
that my hand was as steady as a rock.
what. you again. nonsisur?- n
asked n5ockingiy. -You have come
baekf VOC are always coming back.
aren't your
Il have come back 70 kill you. Je-
roux," answered. and pulled the trig-
ger SIX times.
And each time / heard nothing but
the click Of the hammer.
Then. with his bulls below. Simon
was upon me. dashIng his fists into my
face and bearing me dcwn. Ny puny
struggles were as Ineffective as though
hai been fighting ten men. He had
me on the floor and was kneellng on
my chest. and In a trice the other ruff
fans had come dAshing along the hall.
Jacquellne was beating with her
little fists upon Leroux's broad hack.
but he did not even feel the blows.
I heard old Charles Duchaine's piping
cries Of fear. and then somebody held
me by the throat and I was swimming
in black water.
Bring rope. Raoul ~ / heard 81
mon call.
Half conscious. knew that I was
being tied. I felt the rope tighten
upon my wrists and limbs: presently
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1919-10-23
Eggs Travel 5000 Miles
From China to New York
BY the Way of Vancouver

Eight thousand miles to market Is
a long way for even staple foods TO
travel. but when eggs make such a
long trip It is going some" These
eggs. $500 cases Of them, came all the
way from China to New YORK city. via
Vancouver. and travelled slowly by
boat and train.
When they arrived at New York they
were examined by representative Of
the bureau OF markets. department OF
agriculture. who reports that the eggs
were packed In cases similar 10 the
ones used In domestic trade but made
Of heavier material. resembling pine.
Of about the same thickness es Is
used In domestic export cases. The
average net weight of eggs per case
was about 40 pounds.
The Chinese eggs were Of deep
brown color and slightly smaller than
the average domestic egg. The ship
ment showed losses Of from II TO IS
eggs per case. Under the light. some
Of the eggs showed quite a heavy
shrinkage, while others were very full.
The whites were weak In a number OF
eggs, and when they were broken show
ed very watery, though the eggs were
sweet. and the yolks stood up well.
The shells of these eggs are much
thicker than the average American egg.
and the yolk IS of a somewhat deeper
color. When candled these eggs are
said TO make frst-class cheap eggs for
the use Of bakers and hotels and for
cooking purposes. AS received. before
Gambling and repacking. they sold at
about cents below the quotation for
firsts.
China is one Of the principal sources
Of dried and powdered eggs Manu-
facturers of prepared products in this
country are said 10 be interested in the
possibilities Of dried and powdered
eggs. especially In view Of the increas-
ed use of such products in ready-mixed
fiours and In bakeries.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1919-10-23
CHAPTER 1g-c@---.ez-



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1s c.s-E--zs a-1 via sach s-sr
ssEz-. tie c4a-saz NJ rsssiE-so1
CSy-
NJ sso.s~ r-zt-t srtt=s- fA.s r---sl
VA rsrr--5 s5tsEfss tgErrt TIE
c~z-s- an "a. E<zi-E- re VA ego
ste Iss Hx4- os tse s-A-s uzs Gear
l. fr-c- e ne s-6 t.s cod zl-s1 eaeE
rps1 ny sAc>. ar1 sTse~ze.1 th-v1gn
tz.o the sa=@ scupc@-s-S1r k,olloE
sh1ch had catered g th.s sazss ssrsr-
rog. cEri-g TIE csz-xe C ~ sez-zey
toward tie c14tsazL
TIE little r1ysr Ezrzis.a AZ ny feet.
ard IN frocf q ne l szu q czr1I-
flekerfrx In the rscszssz q q care. 40
eitnlEfe that eo1l1 cissiazzisk :; oaly
ty shielding nj eyes agAi,s- u. NOON
and s-arx-
grzzpsd ny pistol tightly and crsp;
uoiselesziy forward II this shozld be
LerOcr. as I vas co1Tincsd Il vas
] wo1Id not p4risy with hin I vO1lc
shoot him down n his trackS-
As stepped nearer hin ny feet dis
lodged . pebble. which rolled with q
splash into the bed Of the stream
The man started ID spun sro1nd.
and ] saw before me the pale. nelsn;
ehoiy features Of Philippe LaerOIx-
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1919-10-23
Ingenious Farmer Devises
Fly Trap to Brush Pests
OFF Herd of Dairy Cows

A fact not fully appreciated even
among farmers is the economic loss 10
milk production caused by mosquitoes
and flies. An Ohio dairyman owning
20 COWS devised home-bullt fly trap.
and after II had been in operation a
week calculated the difference In milk
production. He was obtaining II gal
Ions a day more than when the flies
were unrestricted in their pernicious
activities. In low-lying localities
where insects have favorable breed
Ing conditions. the late spring mos
quito scourge is sometimes so bad as
TO destroy the profits In milk produc-
ton. Some farmers use home-devised
traps. as did the Ohio dairyman. Some
wash their herds with preparations.
manufactured commercially. which eff
fectively reduce the pest. But the
great majority OF herds continue TO go
through the fly season protected
against f.es only by the weapon with
which nature equips them-the tall
and an inefficient weapon II is too,
beside what the dairyman can furnish.
The COW which spends the entire day
fighting flies does not consume the
roughage needed for maximum yield
at night.
The Ohio man built a lean-to.
through which the herd passed Across
II In the middle were flexible curtains
fitting closely about the COW which
brushed the flies of. The dairyman
following closed both doors, leaving
the flies 10 cluster on a window. where
they were quickly shot TO death with
fly powder.
Did the cattle appreciate this de-
vice? indeed they did, 10 such An ex-
tent that they soon learned to go
through II without driving.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1919-10-23
Submarines May in Time
Bring Up Lost Treasure
From the Oceans Bottom

For the time being the dirigible has
overshadowed the submarine in marvel
OF performance. II Is as IL the sub
marine had exhausted its possibilities
OF wonder and had become common.
place.
IL Is suggested. now that the destruc.
tive work OF the submarine is COM
pleted, IL be prepared for service in
the cause Of science and TO clear up
the mysteries OF the seas. says the Buff
falo News.
There are the treasure galleons,
there is the Titanic and the Lusitania,
the collier Cyclops. to call the under
sea boats to adventure. II ever they
could get down to the floor Of the
sea where these lost ships are held,
there would be untold wealth for them.
An Italian navigator has come for.
ward with the suggestion that the sub
marine should be put TO work to test
for fable or fact the tales of the lost
Atlantis, the island once great and
populOus that was overwhelmed by the
sea because the people of 1t had an
gered the gods. There may have been
such an island lost in a seismic con-
vulsion.
oh, there Is work enough for the
submarine in many fields Of discovery
But the craft must be made much more
powerful than any we know now II
they are going TO the utterInost depths
OF the ocean. 1t probably will be many
many years before they can accom-.
plish such drop, but in the mean
time they will not be idle.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1919-10-23
Wager on Earth's Shape
Is Lost by Decision Of
Three Prominent Judges

II will scarcely be believed, says an
exchange. that the question Of the
shape OF the earth could ever have dis
turbed the peaceful atmosphere OF the
law courts. Yet in 1879 the question.
indirectly. indeed. did come before
three learned judges, and the case ex-
cited a good deal OF interest and
amazement. The circumstances were
as follows:
The plaintiff. one Hampden, enter
tained the opinion that the world was
not round and caused an advertise
ment in a paper. called Scientific opln-
ion, challenging philosophers, divines
and scientific professors to prove the
contrary from scripture, reason or fact.
He deposited $500 in a bank. TO be
forfeited to anyone who could prove TO
the satisfaction OF any intelligent ref
cree that there was such a thing as a
convex railway. canal or lake.
The challenge was taken up BY no
less a person than the late Prof.
Alfred Russell Wallace. who proved
10 the satisfaction OF the referee the
curvature to and fro OF the Bedford
level canal between whitney bridge
and Welsh's dam (six miles) u, the ex-
tent Of five feet more or less, and the
$500 was paid over to him.
But he did not keep II. The plaintiff
apparently began to see that he was
making fool OF himself. and brought
an action. and recovered back his de-
posit. on the ground that the whole
affair was a wager. and therefore
illegali
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1919-10-23
Mustard Pickles. /,

Take two quarts Of small 'cucum-
bers, two quarts Of small onions, two
quarts of green tomatoes. two heads
OF eaullfower, one quart of wax beans
and three finely chopped green pep
pers. Let stand in salt water over
night, using half a cupful of salt ana
water TO cover. Place a weight over
the vegetables and let stand over
night. In the morning drain and scald
the vegetables in clear water until ten
der. then pour over the following
preparations Mix onehalf pound %
mustard, one.fourth ounce of turmeric.
three teaspoonfuls of celery seed and
three-fourths OF cupful of -four to-
gether, add slowly four quarts OF vine
gar and cook until smooth.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1919-10-23
YanksDied
In Battle
Fnal Casually Reports From
Record Ohce.

Final casualty reports from the CEN
tral records Office Of the American ex-
peditionary forces in France. made
public By the war department. gave
the total battle deaths as 4e.4es. total
wounded 2o5,6eo and prisoners 4.4s0.
only slight revisions" will be made
in this report. 1t was announced
Recent corrections in the list Of
missing have reduced the number TO
only 1T names, as compared with
264,Ooo for France and 121 600 for Eng
land To July /. the army had re-
ported 1898 cases Of disabled SOL
diers to the war risk Insurance bu-
reau. II was estimated that the final
total would be close to 10000.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1919-10-23
Lily Rootstocks Decay
and Grow at Same Time

IF one has the temerity 10 venture
into the cool bogs he may run across
the water arun or marsh Gala. whose
white spathe opens out quite fat"
says w. l. Beecroft In Boys Life. 'The
long. creeping rootstocks have the pc
cullar habit Of decaying az one end
while growing at the other This plant
has the distinction of being a true
Calla. The Gala lily Of cultivation
belongs to genus Ricaardia. But Gus
toms are not easily changed and the
Richardla win long continue to be
known as a Gala"
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1919-10-23
Cucumber Pickles.

Put gallon OF vinegar. cupful OF
mustard. the dry ground mustard: a
half cupful Of salt into Jar and drop
into this the fresh cucumbers as they
are taken from the vine. They win
he ready TO eat in two weeks, and VIII
keep all winter II sealed.
Another recipe is this: Take two
quarts Of cucumbers, wash. place in
jars and ada one tablespoonfulo of salt.
few pieces Of horseradish root, one
tablespoonful Of ground mustard and
cold vinegar TO cover.
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Emotion Precipitated
In Crystals by Fancy

! would not be supposed to overlook
the distinction. too often lost sight Of.
between senfirpentalism and senti-
nent. the latter being a very excellent
thing In its way. as genuine things are
apt TO be. Sentiment is Intellectual
lied emotion, emotion precipItated. as
II were. In crystals by the fancy. This
Is the delightful staple Of the poets Of
social life Ike Horace and Beranger,
or Thackeray. when he too rarely play
Cd with yerse.--I>oWeil.
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CHOICE PICKLES LIKE MOTHER
USED TO MAKE
Chilli Sauce.

Take "a large ripe tomatoes. seven
white onions. two green peppers. FIVE
cupfuls OF vinegar, two tablespoonfuls
of salt, and one cupful Of sugar. Bring
the vinegar and sugar 10 the boiling
point. add the other ingredients which
have been put through the meat grind.
er end boil one hour.
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opened my aching eyes 20 find my
self trussed like a chicken 10 two legs
OF the table and Leroux was standing
over me. perfectly calm.
"Ah. Paul Hewlett. you are a very
poor cOnsplrator indeed" he said. "to
try to shoot a man without anything
In your pistol. Do you remember how
affectIonately put my arm round you
when you were sitting IN that chair
writing your ridiculous check7 II was
then that took the liberty OF extract
Ing the two cartridges. But I did
think you would have sense enough to
examine your pistol and reload before
you returned"
He picked up a scrap Of newspaper
from the table and held II before my
eyes, deliberately turning up the oil
lamp wick that I might read II. / rec
ognized II at once. II was the clipping
from the newspaper. descriptive Of the
murdered man, whic' i had cut out in
the train and placed in my pocketbook.
"You dropped this. my friend. when
you pulled out your pockefbook." said
Simon. You are a very poor con-
spirator. Paul Hewlett. weIlr
"WellT repeated mechanically.
who killed himf' he shouted.
He shook the paper before my eyes
and then he struck me across the face
with IL
who killed Louis d'Epernayf7 he
yelled. and Jaequeline screamed in
fear.
Il did" I answered after a uomsnt.