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Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1919-08-22
SCHLEY.

SCHLEY.
Carrie and Martha Anderson of Jer-
leo way called at the Mike Barnes
home Sunday.
Reuben Svestka and lady friend took
in the movies at Elma Sunday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Nibauer and son
Claude attended the celebration at Nc
Intire Friday.
A large number from this burg At
tended the ball game at Protivin Sum
day.
Some of Pat Fitzgerald's folks visit
ed ct the I. L. Ferrie home Sunday.
H. Novak and family visited in Pro-
twin Sunday.
DR.. DAILY was summoned to the
Benz. Bouska home Sunday morning to
care for their little son Cyril, who is
much better Ut this writing.
Edna Doherty went to Lawler Friday
TO take the train from there to Clinton
where she spent few days visiting the
Sisters at the Convent.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Malek with son
Willie and daughter Nora are enjoying
camp at Foreston this week.
Title Milota attended the celebra-
ton at Elma Wednesday.
Harriet Doherty visited at the Mike
Barnes home Sunday.
Joe Citek, Ed Malek and Gene
Barnes attended the DEBORAH fair but
just ask them about their trip.
Mrs. T. Novak Of Cresco spent . few
days last week with her daughter, Mrs.
Mike Barnes and family.
Mrs. Willie Beaumsster was seen
shopping here Tuesday.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1919-08-22

Harriet Doherty spent Saturday with
Marguerite Baker at New Oregon.
Emmett Barnes and Reuben Syestka
who are working on the roads near
Elma visited home folks Sunday.
Pete Mil0ta went to Dakota Tuesday
but the writer hasn't found out Just
what part of which Dakota.
Charles Frank spent . pleasant Sun
day afternoon in this burg.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1919-08-22
SPILLYuLE.

Oscar Heuser left for New Yorl
Wednesday evening where he has en-
listed for another year, after 4 month !
vacation with his father, &. F. Heusel
and relatives.
lrma Vim. Of Calmar. spent q few
days last week with her cousin, Irene
Cooper.
Rev. Broz was caller at Little Tur-
key Friday.
Agnes Ludwig and Agnes Kuhn left
for Cedar Rapids one day last week
where they will take q. course in sew
ing.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1919-08-22

Hesses fer Sale.
House and two lots.
House and one lot.
House and five lots.
House and four lots.
House and two and one-half acres.
494t A. E.. Barker.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1919-08-22
Fer SALE,

Fer Sale.
BY owner, one farm near Cresco.
Five lots, house and lot, and one gang
psow. 49tf E. F. Belts.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1919-08-22
Minnesota FarnLa,1s.

NIl00e9O2 am L0DI6.
Get my list of Minnesota farms 1t
from $50 to $ls5 per acre. They are
good ones too. Right near the Iowa
line in Houston and Fillmore counties.
Go and see these lands on Monday.
Aug. 18th. For particulars see or write
Soft A. J. Evans, Cresco. Iowa.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1919-08-22
Thursday, Aug. %

9 Head of Horses
One span off, Black Ceilings, Z
years old, weight 5000 lbs.
Span Sorrel Geldings, S years old
weight $500 lbs.
Bay Mare IL years old, 1000 lbs.
Span Black Mares, Z years old
weight 1900 lbs.
Yearling Colt
Sucking Colt
The Era-leader., 1919-05-22
Picnic and Reception rendered
Glass in Gardening.

Miss OVERLY, District super
visor of Gardening, was hostess
at a picnic and reception given
in Bogalusa Saturday by Mr..
Ed Peters in honor of the Wash
ington Parish Normal graduates
of class of 1916. Mr.. Peters has
just returned from two years IN
Russia and was accompanied by
a government tourist from Swe-
den who was making an official
visit to the Magic City, and was
included in the festivities.
The evenings reception was
held at the home of Mrs. Donese
Magee, sister of Miss jessie
Pierce, one of the members OF
the class. Miss Effie McElveer
was Franklinton's representative
at both the delightful functions
The Era-leader., 1919-05-22
'Own Your Own Home" Meet
ing.

Governor Pleasant has issued
a proclamation calling a general
meeting at Baton Rouge, We'd
nesday, May %, for the purpose
of effecting a tate-wide organ.
ization in Louisiana to further
the Department of Labor's Own
Your Own Home campaign.
This meeting will be attended
by representative citizens from
all parts of the commonwealth
and will mark the beginning, il
is hoped, of the greatest home
building era in the history o.
Louisiana.
An urgent invitation is extend
ed to the officials of our cit.
government, commercial or
ganizations, and citizens general
ly to be present at this meeting
The Era-leader., 1919-05-22
Waverley Picnic Saturday.

The annual outdoor meeting
of the Waverley Club will be
held Saturday at Lawrence's
creek on the Enon road, a
swimming party followed by a
basket lunch to be the enter
tainment of the day. Every
club member, with one invited
guest each, is expected to report
with bathing suits and lunch, at
2:30 P. NJ, Saturday at court.
house square, where automobiles
will be waiting to convey the
crowd to the creek.
Mrs. w. F. Simmons, Chmn.,
Com. of Arrangements.
The Era-leader., 1919-05-22
We buy eggs at the Boston

We buy eggs at the Boston
Store.
Miss Ella Pigott of Tylertown
has accepted a permanent posi-
ton with the Boston Store, is
making her home with her broth
er and sister, Mr.. and Mrs.
John Pigott of North Franklin.
ton.
Every dollar spent gets a
ticket. The Boston Store.
Soldier boys returning to
Franklinton this week are Jess
Burris, Bogalusa; Kinsey Pen.
ton and De Witt Knight of Zona.
De Witt Knight was in four en-
gagements in France, one es-
pecially close call he had when
a German bomb exploded and
killed every member of his group
except the First Lieutenant and
himself.
The Boston Store-the store
everybody talks about.
A. L. Hickman of Bogaluss
visited Franklinton Saturday ir
the interest of his business
Mr.. Hickman had the missfor
tune to lose one of his fine teams
here a few weeks ago, when ont
of his logmen in Telling a tree or
the rail road right-of-way il
North Franklinton, allowed th'
tree to fall full length on th'
team killing four fine oxen.
Everyone is interested in al
item of local news. If you know
of any local happening that j
not generally known, communI
cate the fact to this Office.
The Era-leader., 1919-05-22
Musicale First of Commence
ment Entertainments.

The recital given Friday even
ing by the piano pupils and the
expression class under the d.
rection of Mrs. Laura Wooley
Daughdrill, was a credit to pu-
pills and instructor also. This
closed the third years work for
Mrs. Daughdrill in this depart.
ment, and the progress of the
work in general elected much
pleasing comment from those
who attended Friday nights
recital,
The Era-leader., 1919-05-22
Notice.

The Washington Parish School
Board will receive bids up to
12 Noon, June 6, 1919, for
the construction of an addition to
the Franklinton school building
and for the building of teachers
home for said school. Plans and
specifications may be secured
from T.. B. Renard or from the
Office of the Parish School Board
D H. Stringfeld,
Supt.
The Era-leader., 1919-05-22
Notice.

I will not meet my regular
at Fisher church
Sunday morning, May 25th on
account of attending the CON-
mencement sermon at the Frank
linton High School, to be preach
ed by DR.. Denman of New Or
leans.
F. N. Sweeney, Pastor
Fisher Methodist Church.
The Era-leader., 1919-05-22
Centenary Drive Completed
"Over The Top At Once.

The systematic, business drive
Of the Methodist church in the
interest of the great Centennial
fund. was promptly and success
fully executed in Franklinton
Sunday afternoon.
A splendid banquet was served
the captains and team workers
Saturday evening at which CON-
pleted plans in detail we're an
nounced, followed by after-din.
ner speeches from Judge P. B.
Carter, Rev. j. B. Fulton, Mrs.
H. B. Magee, Mrs. j. L. Brock
and Prof. J. l. Covington.
After the final sermon preach
ed by Rev. J. B. Fulton at tile
morning service Sunday, the
workers re-assembled at tie
church at 2 o'clock when the
drive started and in three hours
the tour was completed and
Franklinton's quota of $3.50
was subscribed with almost a
full thousand dollars additional.
Reports from all over Louisi'
ana with a quota of S7o0,OW
show a like success at al
J church centers. New Orleans
; with quota of 100000 report
ing $4,000 subscribed on thu
first day; La Fayette S1O5,OO(
l raised first day; and so it goe s
the results here being indicative
! of the work accomplished il
y every state in the South in this
the most gigantic task eve
: undertaken by a denomination
= $35, 100000 for missionary enter
4 prises.
The Era-leader., 1919-05-22
Bring your eggs to the Boston

Bring your eggs to the Boston
a,s Store.
State d Miss Nettie Davis of Wilmur
ton. lspent Sunday with Miss Emmie
oy vIBond.
Distrid Everybody is happy, the Bos'
for th1hn Store is. giving away flour
70 direct ..
It Publ ~
it biddgK lM. Burris is out again but
hAng rather weak from a ten
3l9 Eays' illness.
proper Everybody is happy-cotton
shingtoapng up and free -four at the
town oaDoston Store.
rish, L Mrs. G. NJ. Kimberlin and
on nie Elizabeth Stevenson were guests
: sfreslI Wednesday of Mrs. Ferd Magee
WashJol Clifton.
Z SpriDa mn u r;oos oro o1.
more 81 ways right is that our motto is
,eadrighI Live and Let Live"
10 ess The Boston Store.
being
,bicS ri Mrs Joel Magee, on Route 2,
y SlouI salertained her sisters. Mrs.
'r 10 Simmons and Miss Ruth
q prog 8ateman at dinner Sunday.
the JONI a. G. W. Walton shoes for
Up. aides, children and boys, all
mo ms solid leather, at prices that will
5.nas oI suit your pocket book. AL
eadrighth styles The Boston Store.
o ~. Mr. and Mrs. Louie Varnadt
pSs lor,sar aud children, Mr.. and Mrs
Bruui Aaaeigne and Misses Chandler
g M0astille all of Ramsay, were
oaaaay guests of Mrs. W. F
feu Tss s. falnado and Miss Leila Varnado
sin to New waists and skirts ar
rth hsn caning in nearly every day.
= 80 The Boston Store.
ibed VI. @. D. Varnado and famil
'arasoN als Saturday for their new hom
! rem !. s NJ. MGalveston, Texas. After thei
: nuse Mr.. and Mrs. Lea move
I efSsot' mo the Burris house and th
eattage on Tenth Ave-, the Lea
seated was Immediately occl
= -, Ia ped BY Mr.. and Mrs. Lucir
'n0' Bstanan.
it and
! hug Don's buy any shoes until yo
se0k over the big stock at I'll
boston Store, you will sa
naasy
The Era-leader., 1919-05-22
Trade at the Boston Store and

Trade at the Boston Store and
save money.
Latimore and Odell Foil and
Miss Ada Foil, were Sunday
guests of the Misses Holmes at
Tylertown.
Buy your window shades at
the Boston Store.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. G. Riley and
little Eloise Riley visited Mrs.
Geo. Nelms and Mr.. and Mrs.
Eddie Burris at Slidell Sunday.
Just received a new line of
mems straw hats.
The Boston Store.
Mrs. J. E. Wood and Miss
Josie Wood of New Orleans are
here for a fortnight's visit with
Mrs. &. W. Goodbee at the Fern
Hotel.
A new line of Mems and Boys
Palm Beach suits and pants have
lust arrived at the Boston Store.
A motor party consisting of
lOdell Foil and Shelton BatemaD,
Misses Myrtle Sweeney and
Selma Richardson, with Mrs.
Wetzel as chaperon, attended the
commencement exercises of the
;. Tyler town High School Friday
night.
Mems full fashion hose, ,beauti-
full patterns, all sizes and colors
: |$1.00 pair. The Boston Store.
Mrs. o. B. Magee and little
i. daughter of Bogalusa will spenl
r the next two weeks here witt
Mrs. T. M. Babington, Mr.
+ Magee supplying at the Angl
, bank while Mr.. and Mrs. DAME
are off on a trip to Chicago AM
St. Louis.
10 Miss Jewel Harvel, residen
of E'ranklinton in her CHILDHOOD
is one of the sweet girl gradu
=" ates of the Mer Rouge Hig
- School class of 1919, as we dis
~ cover from an attractive CON
mencement invitation whic
j. cam e from MerRouge this week
is
When you think abont shoes
you always think of the Bosto
Store.
We acknowledge receipt tn:
~ week thru the courtesy of Mis-
Carrie Carter, of a very attra
tive invitation to the graduatin
OF exercises of the Franklintc
all High School, class night to /
III observed Friday, May 30t
All The class roll shows twenty tv
graduates this year, Bryar
do Aurelius Bateman being valedi
rs. torian.
oi Men, don't forget when "
-. ~ think of buying shoes, rememb
e. the famous Walk Over shoes +
'o' sale at the Boston Store.
The Era-leader., 1919-05-22
Grand Jury Meets.

The grand jury is called to
meet on Monday, June End, at
the usual hour.
H. w. Magee,
Foreman.
The Era-leader., 1919-05-22
Program.

Commencement Sermon at the
Franklinton High School, Sunday
May 25, HOO A. M.
/. Professional.
2, Song, AL Hail The Power
of Jesus Name"-Audience.
3. Scripture Reading, Rev.
G. N. Kimberlin.
4. Prayer, Rev. J. B. Fulton.
5. Vocal Solo, Miss Stella
Pierce.
6. Sermon, DR.. ". g. Den
man, New Orleans:
Z. Song, "Blest BE the Tie
That Binds s"-Audience.
+ 8. Recessional. audience will
remain seated. until the Amen
is given.)
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-12-06
f. Ribera Chevremont.

do. Rcalmente el p1blico lie gus,
tarla una variaci0n on eli repe}'-
tOriO, pero 81 la de ser cor TN
reSultalO tan lcsastlOSo, prefc-
riblc eS que repitan las pIezaS
que cOnOcen hien y.lcS prrmite
distraerse rnirindol cll fotogrIAla,
porque parte de cstaS deSafinnciD-
nes has tiene el natural dcseo de
mirar hacia La alspanta4bl- Y cuilil-
do Sc tI,ata de una 0bIa maestro
preciSamentee es cnando tenemos
que1taparllss s.:...: =. s.'., So, .es'
lei JueVeS VA un eStren0 de Wi
liam Hart Ell que una vez mas
ell famOs0 feo triunfa y hace
triunfar la Empresa. 4
William Hart gilsta a las mli.-
jeres del "Far west % afnazonas,
valientcs, gallardas. Y de almas
fuertes. ;. William Hart, no gus
ia a los ,bellos snenos, sino ..de
las soberbias realidades. luna
.mujer morena, esculturaI, que
domino un crcel briOso, Y dcs-
pierte una passion avasalIad0-
Pa. ;. Que me venza con una mi
rada y me rinda con un gesto de
reina de III sclva. "
ALMA.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-12-06
EI PTeCiio del AZii.
car Aun|GhaTd ].

Washington un informe de
George z. A. Zabriskie, presidente de
la Junta Reguladora del AZucar, es
-practicamente cierto que menos de
que Sc adopte alguna acci6n legislative
el precio del azucar
aumentara a partir del dia primero de
enero. La Comision del Senado que
investiga la actual escasez de azlca-
res pidio w. A. Glasgow, assessor de
la Administration de Subsistencias,
que formulara un plan legislative pa
ia aliViar la situacion Y hacer posi-
.blcs las negociaciones para conlrrar
la zafra de Cuba perteneciente a 1920.
La comisi6n hizo este rasgo a Glas-
gov despues de las dec!araciones he
chas por Mr.. Zabrikie, quien manifes-
to que a pesar &c las urgentes reco-
mendaciones de la Junta, el Presidente
Wilson no lie habia autorizado para
comprar la zafra de Cuba y a ms
tancias del presidente McNavy pre-
sento la correspondence cruzada con
Iel Presidentes sobre este asunto.
Agrego Zabriskie que el Gobierno de
Cuba, -habia retirado su ofrecimiento
de la zafra ell dfa' % de septiembre,
Iagregando que adn habra manera de
Iobtenerla 81 Sc dictara inmediatamen-
tie una legislation adecuada. Seria ne
cesario-dijo tambien-hacer provi-
stones para la continuation de la Jun
ia Reguladora de Azucares, que au-
tonaticamente dejara de existir el
81 de diciembre.
La actual escasez de azGcar-dijo
Iel presidente de la JuntaN Sc debe en-
lparte la reciente huelga martina;
lpero mas principalmente a la demanda
del pueblo americana que ha consul
mido 5000 toneladas mas de las nor
males hasta el primero de octubre.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-12-06

ielegantemente ataviadas, llenaban pal
COS lunetas, Habfa en- los, rostros
" zen las alrnas una circuHspeccionsque
atraia. Era aquel ell pubiico de la
culta Manatf, el publico acostumbra-
do a hundirse en- la vieja. y sagrada
musica del verso, Ell p6bl7co que oyera
en- otro tempo, cuando florecfa la
juventud del poeta 'Clemente Ramirez
de Arellano, los laudes languidos y
vibrantes a. un mismo timepo, de la
Santa Poesfa., se
Ell escenario aparecia lleno de flo
res. Unas manos femeninas, segu-
.ramente, tejieron con flores las ini-
ciales. de Francisco Villaespesa, las
que Sc veian a uno Y otro lado del
escenario. ep
Don Antonio Alvarez Nava, pre-
sentado por Enrique Zorrilla, como
"uno de los grandes corazones de Es-
paIla, terra de grandess corazones,'
presento su vez al poeta Villaes-
pesa, hacienda un breve y solenne
discurso que nos impresiono todos,
por su acento misterioso v profetico.
La oratoria de Alvarez Nava es una
oratoria suave, aligera, volatil, de
polvo de orc desprendido de alas de
mariposa. En- periodos cortos, de ele-
gantes giros, Sc levanta el Y levanta
con el cuantos 10 escuchan. Su ora
toria es una oratoria poetica. Po-
drfamos llamarlo el poeta de la orato-
ria. Enfoc6S bidn la pcrsonalidad del
poeta en- la hora actual Y su .palabra
encendi6 dulce hoguera amorosa en-
corazones espanoles y portorriqucnos.
Ell Poeta Villaespcsa dijo su confe-
rcncia sobrc la Poesia Popular. Es
tallaron aplausos. intcrrumpiendole en-
sus momentos mas hondos, con 10 que
el pdblico de Manatf revelo su inteli-
gencia.
En- la scgunda partc, Rafael Balsei-
70 y su hijo Pepito Balsciro, nos die
ron buena m1sica, el primero, en- el
piano, artista sutilisinio, y, cl segun-
do, en- cl violin, alma ilof de ma
nos, nos deleitaron ,envolvi6ndonos en-
tcnues. gasas de notas, con suprema
gracia.'
Rafael Balseiro, ejecuto. unos mag
nffcos motivos del seis chorreao, en-
los cuales palpita el alma quejumbro-
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-12-06
Solemnidad Literaria en- Manati

sa v viva de los tiples, que expresan,
fmejor que nada, el sentimiento de es-
ia atierra agracilssy i triste, como divi-
ma flor.
I En- honor Villaespesa recitaron
Enrique Zorrilla, quien lego un bello
soneto y presento luego los que
tomaron parte en- la velada, teniendo
una Erase justa para cada uno de los
recitadores. Jose Joaquin Ribera le-
yo seis delicados sonetos, en- los que
inpera su espiritu doloroso de poeta.
Pepito Balseiro recit6 su bello some
to a Villaespesa, hacienda con el YER
so 10 que hace con el violin. Virgilio
Davila, el poeta jibaro por excelencia,
lego su mensaje al poeta Villaespesa,
que todos conocemos. A. Nicolas
Bianco, ell pocta humilde de mas al
to vuelo poetico, lego versos bravios
de Jose S. Algeria. Antonio L. Mi
randa, cachorro de leon, respondio con
rugidos al leon de Espana, y .sus ver-
SOS tenian palpitacion de sangre nue.
va. Perez Losada, que sabe burilar
un soneto con la elegancia con que
burila su prosa, recito bello soneto. il
menez Rivera lego ,in soneto emocio-
nante que termina con un hondo "iVi-
va Espana!"
Una sorpresa mas nos esperaba: el
tenor Cheques canto el "Adios a Gra-
NADIA, acompanado al piano por Pc
pc Balseiro.
Villaespesa cerr6 con sus versos. el
acto grandioso.
Antes de partir hubo cena en- el Ca
.sino Espanol. RENO ALI de nucyo un
agradable ambiente.
A las dos dc la mailana salior0n
para San Juan el poeta y sus amigos.
Manati estuvo, como siempre, a la
altura de su cultura, de su alta espi-
ritualidad. Pueblos aSf viven eterna-
mente Ell la memoria dc los quo 10
Visitan. f}. ''sH.i i3
e La velada de. Manati tcndri un rim
concito en- la memoria del pocta, purs
cn ella cl Pocta cncontr6 la suavc
amabilidad y ell hondo- cntusiasmo dc
los ptiblicos verdaderos.
Feiicitamos a los organizadorcs de
la gran velada de Manati.
f. Ribera Chevremont.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-12-06

este arroz. Vera usted, despues
de limpiO V lavado sc 'frie el
,arroz con Ia manteca. Cuando va
csta en- punto, le echo doble can
tidad de aqua a la@que he, echa-
do de arroz, aiIado sal Y 10 dejo
en- fucg0 morado, sin taparl0.
Las habichuelas, suelen uste-
des podellds a ablandar y, GUAM
do estan blandas, entonces,,' lie
ahaden ell sofrito de iam6n, to-
mates etc. En- este tengo una
idea diferentes ppnsso ~ las, habi-
chuelas con la &antidad de aqua
suficiente, poniendole desde ell
principle, todos los ingredientes,
tales como jam6n, cebollaaaji
dulcc, ajo, etc, picado menpido !;
en- esta forma tienen mas. item
20 para tomar.el gusto dc 10 que
Sc lie pone, resli1tando muy sabre
sas, sc DEAN a .fuego modcrado
hasta que cstdl en- ell punto de
'espeso que una has dcsea. 81 fne-
ia de uh;t claseA dc h,tbichuelas
que no cSperJhS naturalmente,
entonccs Sc nMc)en unas pocas y
Sc pasan p0 81 colador, despu6s
de haberlaa iezclado bien con
un POGO de la misIna salsa. va
tiene listed q a!mterzo del po-
bre, que heel coa bucna saxon
y siguicndo cstas instrucciones
queda apcfito1 ay no csc plato
impossible de conner que lacen al
gunas cocihcrds con muy mal:l
sombra.
Va llegarem a la cocina ar
tistica, no crea usted que vamos
a quedal.nos en estos .platos que
va, cocinera que 50 codea con rel
mas, cmpieza Il listed a encontrar
mny ''poqnita .cosa'.
La signorn3 Lorctic0 esta ha-
ciendo gcs:cc;iIcs dc implciencia
hace ratio; POGO ha aprcndido
nov. la SdnOTlt1 (le oStOS Di1t0S
que t.cne ouc bacer, cuando
Asunci0n csta on d nIancho: ne.
70 how sufre n nina nm pen1ei5o
ataque de rOmanticismO. VamOs
q las flores. sus hermanas.
Enc;n0. Los Flames al scr cas
tioados nor Jnnitcr So yieron
convertI,Ios on encinas
Cereso'.. I'm il ouarra do Rahi-
lonia t,ivo bioar innt0 ! nm core.
zo Ia traSica svcStnra do piramo
T v Tishe
HeJ;ot,.o,,o. (l;t;a amaba t;or.
namanta Il voInhIe &noJo al
abandonarla, esfe So dued6 con
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-12-06

Eduardo Montull, active Agente de
Ell IMPARCIAL en- Ponce. Esto no
obstante ell perfodo sigue atendido CO.
mo siempre y deseamos pronto y de-
fnftivo restablemiento al senior Mon
tu1l. a
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-12-06

LIE die a usted que en- Alema-
mania, Espafla, Holanda, Suiza,
Inglaterra, N0ruega, Suecia y
Francia habfa infinidad de es-
cuelas de menaje, algulias ambu-
lantes; ahOra vamos a couocer ell
modo de funcionar de algllnas de
elias, eh Francia. Escuela, de
Saint-Hilaire comprende: 1ro.
Secci6n te6rica: ciencias practi-
cas- baiO Ia forna de, leccioncs de
cosas. Nocidnes' dc caIculo
rapido Y contahilidad. No,
Clones de jardinerla. 20. Sec.
ci6n practica: cantina escolar.-
Iimpieza y arreglo de ropa.-
Compra y preparaci0n de ali
mentos. 30. Seccion Professional :
Corte Y OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
-Fl0res.-Cocina. - PlanchadO
| " layadO. &
/ Ell programme de Berlin Y dc
Cassel es ell siguiente.
La cocina y teOrfa de la higie-
ne y la. administration; lavado
y planchadO Y compostura de ro-
pa usual; limpieza y arreglo de
casa; trabajos de aguja, corte y
confecci0n de sombreros Y ador-
nos; cOnocimientos de Historic
Natural; cuidado que reclaman
Ia infancia y la asistencia de ell
fermos 0 heridos; derecho en- sus
relaciones con la familia; conta-
bilidad y dibuj0s, lengua, peda-
gogia estetica y metodogfa te6-
RIGA y practica.
Ell programa de cocina, que es
ell que lie interesa usted, sc di-
vide en- tres grades: ell primero
tiene tOdO 10 necesariO a la CO.
Gina obrera: el segundo a la CO.
Gina burguesa, Y cl tercerO a la
cocina artfstica. De estas, las
alumnas que quieren colocarse
en- hoteles y caSas particulase
son muy buscadas.
La yerdad es que. nuestro Go,
bierno debia fundar una de estas
escuelas, pero no las clases de
cOcina que estan dandO, Y que
salvO alglmOs platOs, muy pOcOs.
sc comen aqui nj le GUSTAV a
nadie. Puede decirse que es en-
la feposteria, en- 10 que estan
afortunadas.
Sligo ihstruyendo a mi Sena
Dolores, Ia que vamOs a hacer
cOcinera de los tres grados q. com
prenden 2S lecciones de cuatro
horas, en- las cuales sc trata: 10.
del fnego Y de los libros de con.
tabilidad; 20. del aqua. las pata.
tas, legumbres, ETC.; so. dc los
principles de alimentaci0n de, nj
ifos, semolas, sOpas, ETC.; 40. de
los principles de alimentaci0n, la
leche v las frutas. 80. del queso
la manteca, grasas y platos de
verduras v pastas preparadas
con elias; 60. de los huev0s, tor
tillas y legumbres verdes; 20. dc
la carne, caldos Y salsas; So. dc
los asadOs y 90. de los pescados
/ De todO este aprenderemos y
empezando por el plato de los
mas humildes, vamos a decir que
un plato de arroz blanco, sabre
so y bien hecho, Sc debe calculal
lque vi a estar cociendose media
hora, de manera, que para conner
!. 10 acabado de hacer, que es co
mo resnlta bueno, debe ponerst
eportlinamente.
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