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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-12-09

wkrotcc r&zyjdzie do porozumie-
MIA. w skfad komitctu arbitra-
cyjnego pr6cz A. Hogana weszli
alderman: I. Z. Byrne, w. r.
Fctzer. r. J. Mulcahy i G. r.
tMadderom. Miastu zalezy bardzo
ma szybkiem zakohczeniu strai-
ku. gdyz paralizuje on W czesci
ruch komunikacyjny W Chicago
O WALCE MIASTA Z KOM-
.PANIA ~TRAMWAJOWA.
Ma wczorajSzem posiedzeniu
Rady Miejskiej. burmistrz
Thompson mianowa} pieciu ko-
misarzy, ktorzy opracowac maJa
plany, ktoreby odda}y tramwale
uiiczne pod superwizye obywa-
telstwa i zaprowadzi}y Z powro-
tenn piecio-centowy system. Wy
Drani do tel piracy zostali: Sa-
muel A. Ettelson, rzecznik mia
sta. Charles r. Francis. komi-
>arz robot publicznych, John P
Garner. alderman 53ciej wardy,
T. II. Moynihan, przemySlowiec
i by}y radca. Ma przysz}cm -Po-
siedzeniu Rady, obrany Zostanic
jeszcze jeden cz'onek. czterech z
tvch komisarzy pracowac bedzie
ola miaSta bczintercsownic. Ia
DAMIEN ich opracowac take pla-
nv / take przcprowadzit W le-
Igislaturze zastrzczenia, kt0reby
miastu pozwoliiy ewentualnie IL
jqt W recc koleje ulicznc, odebrac
wladze Komisyi Uzytecznoci.
Ano - bedziemy widzic co ia ko
misva dobrcgo miastu przynieslc.
NIESNASKI w DEPARTA-
Gle OGNIA. .
Marszafek ocniowv Thos. o.
Connor. cd .~dluzszcgo juz czasu
wiclc miaf ma gioWic k%}opQt6w,
kt6rych mu przysparza} nieJak,
John F. Cullerton, agent, dosta-
wiajqcy potrzebnych dcpartamcn
towi przyrzadow niezbednych
PREY pozarze. Sprawl oparfa sic
o Rade Miejska burmistrz mia
sta zdajac sobic sPrawe, IL mic
szanie sic Cullerton'a do mic
swoich rzeczy prowadzi do ME
porozumien i szemrania, PREY
woIaf Cullerton'a i oSwiadczy1
mu i radzii szczerzc, ably sic do
interes0w ME swoich ME micsza},
ME intrygowal. Cullerton. jak mic
ktorzy ~twierdzq, rzadzic chcia}
departamentem. Burmistrz poraz
wt6ry oswiadczy1 wczoraj Radzie
aby ME s~tarala sic bronic Winnie
60, radzac pozostawiac szcfa de-
partamentu w spokoju. Wielu Z
radnych jest L tel przyczyny ma
burmiStrza krzywych. \
NIEJAsNA HIsTORYA.
Pred sedzia federalnym Lam
dis, toczy sic sprawl kompanii
automobilowej, Comet Motor Co.
L kwatera w Decatur, H., kto-
rel prezesem jest George w. ia
ger. Cd dluzszego juz east mad
chodzic poczely do k~ancelaryi
prokuratora stanowego skargi ma
owa kompanie, ktora rzekomo
sprzedawaG miaia bezwartoscio--
we akcye. w sprawe te wmicsza-
nv zostai jeden Z urzednikow de-
partamentu stanu. r1rzedujacy W
Springfield, nazwiskiem A.. B.
Steuben pefnii urzad sekretarza
W kancelaryi urzednika, badaja-
cego i wypeiniajacego aplikacye,
upowazniajace a~plikantow do
tworzenia korporacyi roznych. =
Oprocz tego zajecia, jak sic te-
raz pokazuje, Steuben intereso--
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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-12-09
Pieniadze.
Ma Gwiazdke i NOwy ROk

Ola EsSlJGh POiRsaviacyGh KrGSnICh v
POlsce, W NiemcZech, Au stTyi
CzechOsIowakyi, JugOslawii
" Wegrzech
POIskich marek 10000 "a $l55.OO
Niemieckich msrek 10000 "a $2l5.
Austryackich kOrOn 10000 "a $50.
PisEiatls FOsIfaRI ped GSsT,RGIa
pASzpORTY ola ObITatsIi j ObsO dal9ScOS
.pTadku zaIatslane,
SZYFKARTY ma WSZYStkie LIME.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-12-09
-acye Sw. Eucharystyi.


w domu p. Karola zUlihskiego,
Fam. mr.. 1853 Blackhawk ul., zna-
nego pogrzebowego ma Stanislawo-
vie odbyla sic uczta z okazyi sre--
brnego %jubileuszu urzadzona Nd
Geese Siostry NJ. Kalisty re zakonu
Siostr Matki Bozej z Nazareth. -
Podczas kolacyi X. Walenty Swien--
tex C. R., przemowil do jubilatki
skladaiac iej ~zyczenia, poczem wre-
czyI lei srebrna sakiewke zawieraJq-
ca $500, ofiarowane przez krew-
nych i przyjaci6f jubilatki. Przema-
iali tskze alderman lei wardy p.
Jan P~iotrowski, Jan ChrapkoWskl,
n. Fred. Bassen i dr.. Stanislaw
Przygocki. Pomiedzy gCscmi zauwa-
zvlismy take make jrbilatki pania
Nagdalene Konopacka / Siostre NJ.
Jadwsse, pania Marye Pi.'trowska,
rant ]. Chrapkowska, 2anis oassen,
D. G.. Czupinskiego, PIP. Adama Ko-
pickiego z malzonka, PIP. ]. Dykier :
corka, pania w. Ciupinska, p. M. Gu
ni6ska Jubilatka p~racuje wsrod
chorych pacyent6w W szpitalu Matki
Rozei 2 Nazareth.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-12-09
ZEOnika MiGjsCOWa'

(Dokohczenie re STRONGLY LED
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-12-09

\. c.:
j., Herrietti, RI.
Sanford, r.
Jones, C.
EI&y, lg.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-03-27

have been a real sprinter to have over
taken Fowler before he finished his
heroic course.
1t may be that his commanding officer
did intend to give him the decoration
Immediately after his first exploit. but
could be done, and was showing such
signs of doing third and perhaps moro
that maybe the officer said:
"Oh. what's the use III Just let him
finish up and give him the cross for his
wh-le bunch. Goodness knows where
he'll stop"
Fowler started In an action near Blanc
Mont, on the afternoon Of Oct q 1918.
The forces to which Fowler's company
was attached were engaged in gradually
pushing the Germans back and out of
tenant got an order to take an advanced
position. and. II possible to break over
into the enemy's trench and clear 1t out
A few moments later Fowler led his
men up over the top. In the twinkling
OF an eye they were across No Mans
Land and In tho boche trench and had
cleaned II out. So skilfully was the
movement planned and carried out that
the raiding unit Fowler led returned
without q single casualty.
That night Fowler thought he would
wv q iseesO CACauih6 up ofi oWu
hook" So, under the cover Of dark
ness he crept over the parapet. and, all
alone, went out and killed the entire
crew Of machine gun nest with hand
grenades.
On the following morning Fowler
again led his men In raid on the
enemy trenches. When he counted hts
bag for tho morning he found that he
could deliver to the prison pens in the
rear 50 badly frightened Hcinies and
turn over to the ordnance department
Is very good German machine guns.
A little later. after consolidating his
position on Blanc Mont. Fowler again
decided to do solo stunt. Leaving his
trench. he went out as before. and while
exposed to the Germans artillery fire,
SHIPPED the whole crew Of another ma
chine gun nest.
They just had to give 1t Fowler the
d. 8. G,
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-03-27
Ripping hyr,,os
BOOZE AND WATER
tsy WALT MAsoN-con,,,.,..,,. ,o,.>

tBy WALT MAsoN-copyright 1919
Old Forty Rod is the blink, its kne will soon
Dc footed; but water is goodly drink. when 1t is
not diluted Oh. water makes no strong appeal to
sports all soaked with whisky; they want a drink
that makes them feel obstreperous and risky. But
soon twill DO grounding case this thing of water
drinking; man cans buy btters for his face or get
the same by winkins And this will rack full many
mind to some make life distressing; but soon the
red nosed sports will find that hydrants are bless.
Ing 1t is noble thing to rise. at morn, with buoy
ant Dody' and have no sore and bloodshot eyes no
headache loud and gaudy. It's fine to spend q rest
ful night nor dream Of allsators and then to have
an appetite for steak and eggs and taters It's good
to have bono or two. to have q kop.ck handy that
whl not 80 for some ones brew some brand Of gin
or brandy The hydrant draws no gilded bow. NO
dead game sports surrounded it, but it insreases HUI
man Joys when once the soak has found 1t: when
once he's learned to like the Juice that from the
hydrant trickles he has to wonder wbv ~. a.,c \.
blew for beer his nicksls IS IS
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-03-27
ODD FACTS

BraEil's great wealth In coffee is due
to q monk who planted two seeds In
Rio de Janelro monastery garden in l754.
Insect pests caused q greater loss In
the food supplies Of the United King
dom OF Great Britain last year than did
the German U-boat. according to the
estimate Of the board Of agriculture
Tho would-be woman voter IN England
must sign form atating: IT hereby de-
clare that have attained the age of
90" She does not have to give her ex-
act age. To settle any-age dispute. how
ever. the authorities may demand .
birth certificate.
Chinese music has always been be-
yond the grasp Of the occidental mind,
appearing to have neither rhyme nor
reason to 1t. AZ matter Of fact, q
Chinese musician must b very skilled.
indeed. In his profession to hold = posi-
ton in an oriental orchestra Chinese
music Il not Written. The words OF
soma OF the favorite songs have been
preserved. but H. mus1o hes been
hande4 aewp fFen fa&has y - fer
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-03-27
MY SOLDIER HUSBAND
ADELE GARRISON'S NEW PHASE OF
REVELATIONS A WIFE
How Madr. Managed to Prepare for Dcky'. Hom.comns

In the world7" rapturously exclaimed
as settled the last bow and held the
adorable chcrub at arms length for an
lnstsnt's admiration.
He's certainly pace maker" my
father agreed cordially Now what are
the instructions for keeping him In this
immaculate condition? suppose a bow
an eighth of an inch out of plumb will
be objectionable"
"A capital crime" I retorted gayly.
But you'll have no trouble. I'll settle
MIN In his carriage, after I've put his
outer things on, and you can wheel him
up and down on the driveway II you
will"
"Of course" he replied, and to my
surprise / managed to get them out of
The house and myself back up to my
room without encountering my mother
ln-law
Sweetheart! SweetHe.rtv'
I tubbed hurriedly and brought out
from my trunks fine and dainty gar
ments. my very best, which had laid
away when the war stopped for me all
social activity. I dressed carefully, ar
ranging my hair in the couture Dicky
liked best, and taking from Its wrap
pings a rather elaborate afternoon dress
Of blue crepe embroidered with threads
s1u' when DicAy hao Always 1s-
pec.sily aunilre9. l was Just preparing
W au5ust tins when a peremptory knock
,sou"aeu Oh my aoor' ana my motner-ih-
'aw, not "alting TOT my answering per-
MISSION, en.ereo hufrieoly ana ansrliy.
,.o1sh. you were gong 10 set the
'aple' she began IN a. hlgh Key.
II am" returned coolly, ''if there's
'ii,, me, ai'er am dressed.
lime sne cnoksd' Hichard VIII be
'ie .i,,, III ~ minutes.
linen snail not set IL until after he
' arriVes, .oia hef gently put hrmiy
flease dont De ANNOYED. Mother, but
M gong 10 LOOK as nice as l can for
my nuspand's homecoming whether the
tapio happens TO be set at a certain time
or not.
l went calmly on with my dressing,
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-03-27

you gentlemen put it to you, as man to
man what has that flag ever done for
mei''
He paused impressively, and in the ST.
lcnce man standing on the curb quietly
replied:
en- tell you what that flag has done for
you. 1t has given you the right to stand
up here on soap-box and abuse it. And
you know mighty well that If you did that
in any other country in the world, you a
find yourself in jail" The orator hurried
ly changed the subject
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-03-27
Answers to Health Questions
l.. Q-Kindly advise me what to 40
for dark circles under my eyes.

l.. 0-Kindly advise me what to do
for dark circles under my eyes.
Al make no apology when ] tell you
that grease and dirt are widespread
causes of dark circles under the eyes.
What seems often a skin invasion is re-
moved with little soap. water or
spirits of chloroform. IL the dark circles
are really In the skin few good. long
nights OF sleep and a purgative may rid
you of them.
M q. r. Q-Kindly advise me what
to do for bunions.
A-Those enlarged gristle and bones OF
the big toe should be removed by a sur
geon. II there IL Inflammation of the
part little vaseline may do much good
when applied. Also protect the bunior
from irritation and rubbing by absorbent
cotton pads.
A READER. Q-kindfy advise me
what to do to make my hair curly
aKindly advise me what to do tc
make my hair lighter.
APurchase some ounce seed and ado
a little rosewater TO 1t. Apply this tc
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-03-27
1t Can't Be Done.

~ COUNCILMAN HARRINGTON, re-
: plying to the notice of cancellation
W Of the lease on Columbia park, which
action was inspired by his ill-timed and
unjust structures, says:
elected guarantee that Columbia park shall
not get into the neglected condition of year ago
in June.
But how could the councilman or anyone
else maintain this park if it cannot be
used as parks
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-03-27
WELCOME TO OUR MIDST.
WE HAVE WITH US THIS EVENING

The moving picture director having trouble in get
ting of the right The girl supposed
sst attempt to kiss rehearsal
Think now, said the director in coaching her. haven't
ever tried to stop young from kissing your"
NO. was the girls frank reply.
Pauline Frederick is fond of telling story about of
the picture plays in which she part murder
mystery drama. leading to the tho
judge puts the black preparatory sentencing the
unfortunate prisoner to death.
"One day. Miss Frederick said went to see myself
perform in this film at Of those moving picture
theatres where the orchestra consists single pianist
Imagine my feelings when. directly Judge donned
his black the started playing
Where DID You Get That Hatr"
Two navvies were returning lecture at the pa
sh hall to which they had co. when
OF them. after thoughtful pause said:
Say. Henry, don't necessity of bringing US
felers all the way ere to teach In the
ONE. We amt so bad that Teller made out"
or course we amt" assented Henry.
Not by whole lot" the first IT never swear,
before my wife"
Il don't either" interrupted the other Il always SAYS
Ladies first!"
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-03-27

VHE hands Of my watch pointed 70
half after three o'clock as walked
up the gravel path to the front doof
Of our Marvin home. had only az
hour and half until O'Clock. the nour
Dicky had named as that OF his arrival.
That meant haste ON my part. Naturany
wanted to have Richard Second ana
myself present the best appearance pos
sible for the return of our best beloved.
/ also wished time to arrange the now
ers for which meant to telephone Al
soon az entered the house.
But. as in many other happenings OF
my life. found that though had pro-
posed my mother-in-law distinctly mao
disposed. She evidently was on the
watch for my key in the door for she
carue into the hall from the Kitchen as
entered. cap over her hair and an I'M
mense house apron envelopinG her gown
Ibid Richord get you on the tele'
phone?" she demanded.
''Oh. vest" My voice was paean Of
10Y. sIsn't It WONDERFUL
1T will be II we have things decentiy
ready for him." she rejoined tartly. "1ts
lucky you've come this early. You can
get at busting the furniture and making
things tidy right away. And then you
can set the table. Katie and ], will have
all we can do right in the kitchen"
QutT1eus ulSiuuyCu
"Why. Katie always goes over every
thing every morning."
"Of course Jim hasn't attended to the
furnace at all since" she retorted. 81
guess you'll find dust enough OH things
u you look"
made a fr1enta, calculation, decided
that acquiescence would probably waste
less time than rebellion. and answered
quietly:
"All right. I'll attend to the dusting.' "
I hurried upstairs before she could
give me any further directions, took q
swift. reassuring survey of my small son
cooling delightedly in his grandfather
arms, telephoned the florist, then slipped
on an apron over my dress. hurried
down, and getting the dust cloths from
the broom closet, hurried through my
task with shameless disregard Of m.
mothers housewifcly precept = never
forget the corners and the places which
won't be SEEM
Dressing Richard Second.
1t was tho traditional lick, and +,
promise" which I gave everything, but
indeed, anything else was scarcely
needed. for the appearance Of things wa,
really most creditable to Katie's house
keeping. Besides. knew II things were
really in disorder, Dicky would nevel
notice 1t in the Joy of being at HON,
again.
Over only one place did linger. ant
that the space before the fireplace II
the library. In which Jim had alread.
laid klndling, back log and smaller WOOD
ready for lighting. With little thrill a
my heart I pulled Dicky's favorits
lounging chair to Its usual place befor,
the fire. adjusted the reading lamp upor
the table at his elbow to the exact angl,
he liked, put his ash tray where he uset
to keep it. and. last of all. drew UP m,
own low chair nearest his.
A glance at my watch effectively ban
ished sentiment, sent mo scurrylng t.
my ROOM where I impressed my father
into service in helping me to array m,
small son in his very daintiest frillies.
isn't he the sweetest. prettiest thins
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-03-27
Freedom and the FLAG.

Socialist orator was standing on
I'm street corner making the usual in
4 Y hammatory spiel going as far as
he dared in abusing the country, the gov
eminent and the flag.
They brag about that flagr' he yelled.
Look at it!'' and he pointed derisively to
: banner waving down the street. ~ ask
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-03-27

the hair and place hair pins in It to
Keep the waves in place. Let the hair
dry thoroughly and then brush It lightly.
2--Salts Of tartar may make the hair
hair.
H. M. q. o-Kindly adviss ne wat
to DO for supernuous hair
A-Remember that there are NV n
any methods to kill the roots. Most sx-
pedients are, like cleaning the teeth Or
washing the face, to be frequently re-
peated. About twice . week or when
needed try little of the followings
calcium sulphide.. parts
zinc OXIDE .............-..s.. ! part
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. part
| When you are ready to use this mako
a paste with water and apply b the
parts. Let It remain on the skin for
about fve minutes and then Wipo eR
gently with soft cloth.
e. J. o-Kindly advise me what .
do for enlarged knuoiiss ana smali
2-Kindly advise me what b As to
make my hair curly.
A-often such sniargsmsnts psans -
some infection that was present years
pefore. In any event the danger II usual.
~ past Those whose hands 70 much
INTO water are wont to have them Hot
OIL or yaseline on the Joints - worth q
, trial. Take Is drops Of saturated soiu.
ton OF lodide of potash In water after
: meals. Increase one drop at q time until
, 80 drops are taken. then reduce them to
Is again.
Purchase some ounce seed. ana
tnen add little rosewater to It, Apply
e this to the hair and place hair pins In
r 1t to keep the waves in place. Let tho
]. hair dry thoroughly and then brush 1t
: J. j. Q-Kindly advise me what "a ao
: for numbness Of my fingers caused bv
q an accident.
: A-Have a thorough physical examIna-
ton made Of the affected parts.
1
VIOLET. C-Kindly advise mo what
to do for numbness In my knee when
= playing.
A-Use an electric vibrator on the af.
fected parts.
d H. Nick. Alt Is evident that w,
s. neglected to enclose a stamped. self-ad
E dressed envelope for treatment that h
,r necessarily confidential.
IS
IS c. H Q-Kindly advise me what t.
Id do for bunions.
A-Those enlarged gristle and bones Of
1t the big toe should be removed by a sur.
geon. II there is inflaNama. zion OF tn,
part little vaseline may do much root
Of when applied. Also protect the bunior
r from irritation and rubbing By absorben
lie cotton pads.
I'd 80
IN Or. Htrshberg Uin ons.sey question,
Mt Jor readers OF this paper on a,edteaI
hy0icnic aud sanitation subjects that ors
Of general interest. He cannot olsoay,
ne undertake to prescribe or offer ddvict
for individual cases. Where the svbJeo
to is not Of general interest Letters soiU B.
anstoered personally, " d stamped one
addressed envelope - enclosed Addrss,
Ia ALL INQUIRIES to DR.. L. X. HtrsA
to berg, IN care Of this Office.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-03-27

generations that go far back before the
day OF the troubadours. When music In
played 1t II played according to this
memory of the musician and his ideas
of Interpretation. A musician varies the
performances as his best judgment die,
tates. and the strings. reeds or brass
may break In at almost any time.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-03-27

Workmen at Winchendon. Mass, EN-
ployed repairing an old icehouse at
Lake Watatic found q colony OF bees
had made their home between the dou-
Bile walls OF the structure. The ten
inch space was filled with honeycomb
Az soon - tho boards wers ripped off
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-03-27
Unheralded Heroes of theWar
How 1t. Fo.uler Won Our d. S. C.
By MARK ANDREWS

T1HE distinguished service cross is
usually awarded for some single.
specific act Of heroism. or ut least
is very often given that way. But &C
cording to tho citation Of 1t Edward I.
Fowler Of South Boston. a member OF
the 9Th regiment. United States Marine
Corps, the cross came to him after a
series of experiences. any one Of which
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-03-27

prohibiting man from running for
the presidency as many times az he
likes. II y an unwritten law. however.
that no man shall serve over two ternA
Several have tried It ana failsd. q
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-03-27

Speaking Of broad sense, aside from
some very good work on the streets and at
Julia Davis park practically nothing has
been done constructively for long time.
The idea seems to have been that the only
way to spend money was for salaries!
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-03-27

The industrial board of the Pennsyl-
vania department OF labor and indus
try has ruled that girls under IS years
of age are not to be employed in pub
lie messenger service.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-03-27
KITCHEN ECONOMIES

By IsoBEL BRANDS
. OF the AppIecroft Experiment Station

Vegetarian Loaf.
~ cups Of stale white bread
cup OF nut msatA
onion.
green pepper
tomato.
! lemon 0uics oniy,.
apple.
teaspoonfuis Of butter.
egg.
! teaspoonful Of sait.
Milk.
Soak the bread IN all the milk 1.
VIII take up. Chop all together very
fine. ana shape into loaf. Put into
creased pan and bake for n or 80 min
utes.
Mushroom Sauce.
tablespoonful OF butter.
/ tablespoonful Of flour.
Y pint hot milk.
teaspoonful OF onion Juice.
tablespoonfuls dnely choppnA
mushrooms.
Peel the tops OF the mushrocms.
scrape the stalks. cutting on the roots.
Throw the mushrooms into cold water
as they are peeled. Cream the butter
and -four together and put into them
the hot milk. Let It boil for ten min
utes and then take It on the nre, ana
stir in the seasoning together with the
mushrooms and place back on the stovs
to gently boil for about 10 or Is min
utes
Florsntins Crsan.
lemons Juice only.
oranges (juicc only.
tablespoonful fheaping) Of gelatin.
IN cups Of sugar.
! pint cream.
+ cup Of milk.
Boil the fruit juices and the sugar
tosether for about ivs minutes and set
away to cool. Dissolve the rels tin n
the milk. on the back OF the range. Do
not let II curdie. Whip the cream stif:
add the fruit Juice to It gradually. ana
then add the gelatin mixture Stir u.,-
~ 4 thickcns; pour into . mold. ana
net y on ~" US - y, -sc.,