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Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1919-05-02
COUNTY NEWS.


Henry Wagner and children OF st.
Paul came Monday night to Visit MS
sister Mrs Fred Baldwin.
4 Art Lidtke and wife of Lime Springs
were in town Monday.
4 Mr.. Barker loaded his household
goods Saturday preparatory to NOV
ing to his new home. 49,
Miss Marjorie Barnes is improving
very slowly since her accident Delng
still confined to her bed.
Ira Baldwin went to Spring Valley
Tuesday. w.. i.
DR.. Becker was down from LIE Roy
Tuesday.
Dick Chapman of Lanesboro came
to assist his brother-in-law Charles
Plummer in the creamery. ~
Wedding bills will ring in the
near future. $.ei.g,s --s.. =. .rlg
Miss Nina Ruesink came Tuesday
from Cresco to visit her niece MRS. l..
Halver. IS sr.G NJ. +,
Dorothea Thomas, Wesley Haden,
Lana Thomas and Arnold Jensen
were among those who attended the
play at Lime Springs Friday night.
Mrs. Frank Ruzicka was Lime
Springs visitor Saturday afternoon.
Grover Hamann went to Lime
Springs Saturday. .ses - "..-r2' !
K Mr.. and Mrs. Jorgeson' are moving
into the house recently vacated by
Walter Smith. ss. FL r. y
Clara Oswold is working for her
sister Mrs. Peter Olney for a few
days. "s153
Mr.. and Mrs. w. T. Howe went to
lie Roy Monday afternoon.
Miss Grace Halver was passenger
to Austin Tuesday. IL
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Cray and daugh-
ter were up Monday from Lime
Springs to visit at the w. w. Cray
home. Is 4 ,lz,s 81,
Harry Baldwin came Monday from
Waterloo to spend several days with
his mother and daughter.
Rob Larson is improving his resi-
( dence by adding new porch.
C. T.. McWilliams is giving his
buildings a coat of paint. Nh, .,&
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Baldwin went
to Austin Monday. ELL.
John Hammond shipped car load
of hogs to Chicago the first of the
week. III 4" II
Fl There is to be home talent play
given in the opera house Saturday
May 3rd, by the Camp Fire Girls en-
titled "Day at Camp Killkare."
%g9 Cast Of Chara cters. tses Fl.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1919-05-02

Miss Pickett ......-.......----.......MrS. S1reS
mi Admission zoe AID Soc Play to
start at SAB.
The West Chester school and Fair
child school will close May 9th.
Edwin Barthany returned to Camp
Leavenworth, Kan, Sunday evening.
Ed Dugstad has got car load of
posts
DR.. and Mrs. Clark drove to Cres-
co Monday.
Miss Mable CRUDE and Lloyd Miller
from Cresco, spent Friday afternoon
with Gale CRUDE.
Frances Barrett spent the week end
at the Will Scheevel home.
Miss Meta knode spent Sunday at
home. 4 II
Mrs Robert Hall entertained COM
pany from Etna Friday afternoon.
Geo. Thomas is having his house
wired for electric lights. &ss Et
w. c. Halver went to ST. Paul to
buy a load of cattle the first Of the
week. l....,. Fl 4 u
John Owens was up from Lime
Springs the last of the week.
Oscar Louden went to Granger on
Saturday. ia ,...zu
Smith and Jones did some work in
Lime Springs the past week.
7 F. N. Freemire and w. H. Barnes
returned from a weeks fishing trip
on Root river with about 60 trout
Alvin Malcomson returned from
Cresco Saturday. "f}.
Dave Bent went to Cresco the last
of the week. E4! LIZ.
Geo. Owens returned from his Wis
consin trip, reporting everything in
fine condition there. ~ "
The Cemetery Association meets
with Mrs. J. j. Mcdowell Saturday,
May Sd. ri ~
Dorothy and Beth Thomas drove
to Lime Springs Saturday morning.
The Ladies' Aid luncheon given in
the church Thursday was very we'll
attended, the proceeds amounting to
about SIS. -
Mrs. I. Courtney has been spending
some time with her daughter Mrs. G.
T. McWilliams. ~
Rev. Sires returned from Dubuque
Thursday noon.
Ionic Schwarnweber came Sunday
from Hawkeye.
Douglas Phifer came from La
Crosse for an over Sunday visit with
his brother.
Harold Ullom returned from Har-
mony. Mimi, the middle of the week
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Capper drove tc
Preston the first of the week to visit
their son Earl and family.
Mr. and Mrs. E. Scott of Ames, 10
wa, came Wednesday to visit his bro
Their near Chester a few days.
Mr. and Mrs. w. c.. Jones Of Lime
Springs, spent Wednesday at the Ro!
Jones home.
Geo. Ness went to Preston on bust
ness Thursday.
A. J. Cray, of Lime Springs, was VI
Thursday.
Swan Isaacson sold his mules an
delivered them a tCresco Saturday.
Alfie Maurer and sister Edna an
Mrs. Swan Isaacson went to Cresc
Saturday.
Torvel Amundson drove to Hay
wood, Mimi, for an over Sunday visi
with his folks
George Cray was UP from Linn
Springs Friday on business.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-04-06

MADRID. abr.l 5.-pespces de IA
Junta de Ministries celebrate hoE: g
Primer Ministro Eomanones m~nlicS-
% oue e. gobierno haoia decid,oo a
doptar Ell proyecto referente a las O.
cho horas de trabaio sigr'endo e"
este la opinion conterida en- Ct m
forne que ma rendido el Institute de
Reforras Sociales al que fus some
lido para su estuGio. deo:snoo roner-
50 en- vigor ell dia prmero del mes
de enero del ano c~ntrants.
Inforrno tambien que a peSar DE
TODD, los lideres s~indicalstaS parece
cue no estan conformes con este re-
tardo. pues desearian Que tuera pueS-
to en- visor desde lueso. rosa Que 10
es possible.
Habjendosele preguntado en- Sesu-
6a algo acerca DE los rumore que
circular sobre una proSima CRISIS mi
nisterial dijo Romanones que e! Key
bsbia decidido mantener 81 ststu quo
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FOLLETIN Num-. 2S
IA JUvENTUD DE ENRIQUE ".

-Pobre i Is este. sonora.
Con los poSaderos qu!zas. pero
con los principles. . .rcnIco Aarga-
rita.
Luego anadio:
-iNo o< p&-ece que 2or aqul ha-
&c demasiaGo calor: Nenid a gaoi-
nete del rey; nay menoS genie y ALI
podremos hablar.
FL principe atraveso los sslones
por entire una mulstud de caoaileros'
cuyas miradas ~enviGiosas denotansn
oue les parecia en- extreme lnSolente
IA fortuna dc aquel provincial, que
dc pronto Sc les aparecia como ano
de los favorltos del rey Y q acorn
ranante dc la ~princesa. Aargar1ta
corduio al principe al gaoinete Gel
rev. V lie hizo sentar Z Su lado. III
ciondole:
-DispensaGme. cacallero: pero
soy curiosa corro c~Ualquier hija del
pueblo, V o IN objeto de mera GU
riosidad os he traido aqli.
-Estov enteramente a las oroe-
mes dc Vuestra Alteza-
-:SoiS del Bearne, vsrdad.
ST. sonora.
DE Pau o de Nerac?
DE Pau.
-Apuesto a que vais a da7me pre-
ciosoS informes.
Enrique tomo IN ARE muy inSenao
Y miro a Margsrits. Esta continue:
No ignorais que Sc piensa en-
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con varios cabalieros que no conocia,
pero u habiendole visto en- ID me-
.sa de juego del rey lie habian pues-
to buena ara. vino donde estaba En-
rique.
MY asi? %pregunto.
He hecho a la p~rincesa el retra-
to de SUI future esposo. V lie he plnta-
do de una manera POGO graclosa. II
antes no guerra casarse con e., aho-
ra Sc ha quedado inconsilable Y po-
seida &c Ia mas viva desperation.
;Acaso os burlais De mi, Enri-
que?
tie parcce?
-ipardiez... la ~princesa, que Ia
hacia pcco case dc vos. ahora hara los
mayores esfuerzos. ...:.
Para no casarse conmigo.
-Perfectamente.
-,Ah, es que Sc me ia puesto en-
Ia cabeza una idea muy estramboli-
ca.
cual es esta idea?
-Enganar al principe de Navarro
de antemano.
No comprendo csc enigma. die
Nee.
Ell principe de Navarro esta en-
| Nerac. V eli senior de Coarasse en-
Paris.
-Bien!
Ell senior &c Coarassa, que tiene
buena ~presencia V ha agradado mu-
cho a la princesa. llega muy a ITEM
DO. puesto ell duque de Guisa ACADIA
de m~archarse, Y la princesa necesita
| distracciones. FL senior de Cosrasse,
! ~ealantea. pues. a madame Maroar'ta
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y muy d menudo anda desali-
made. prosiguio Enrique: lleva Ia bar
ba inculta Y el pelo como los hugono-
ties puritanos. rapado sobre 81 craneo.
~ tiene talento?
ST. pero IN t~alento grocero Y
mordaz.
Use lie han conocido amorios en-
Nerac Q en- Pau?
Bah, cen algunas moZas de SER
vidunbre, Y entire otras la hija de IN
vaquero.
-Perc djio Margarita. ma DIDO ha-
blSr dc e condesa de Gramont. 49,.
-iAh, sonora. respondio Enrique:
estoy bien enterado de es& historic v
oS aGeguro Que es divertida.
-Contadmela. pues.
Con mucho gusto. sonora
Il astuio principe iba q continuar.
cuando entro en- ell gabinete del rey
Catalina &e Medicis.
Mi madre. diio la princesa sin
poder reprin,ir I'm m%ovimiento de es-
panto. Apiacemos para mas tarde
eSa historic. Dejadme ahora. LA
relna es muy sospechosa......
Y Ia princesa Sc levanto para If q
reunirse con Catalina de Madicis. Pc
TO Sc volvi6 segun iban andando, Y di-
rigio al ioven principe una mirada
que lie ~impresiono vivamente.
-;Pardiez, m%urmuro: parece que
madame Margarita me pore buenos
CLOS. Isl habre trabajado en- pro-
+! pic detrimento? iSeria -cosa de yer
un novio enganado por 81 mismo.
MienSras la princesa Sc alejaba,
| Noe. one habia estado conversando
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tie Ia semana. a la m!sma bora, para
terminar cl Domingo de Ramos Q sea
ell proximo. en- ci que habra por !a ma
mana, a las siete. Communion General
V por ia nochc Eiercicio con Bendl-
cion Papal.
Hoy cl programa reiigioso. en- Ia
misma Cathedral, es igual q los DO
mingos antericres. c~elebrandosc mi
sas 4 las T. d las s., a las 8 V media,
4 las II Y a las II.
La misa de las 9 V media sera can
tada V habra ademas, a las nora del
Evsngelio. sermon en- e=pahol Y en- Ia
de las Ii dira I'm sermon en- ingles
ell obispo de la Diocesesi, Monsehor
Arturo Drossaerts.
Por la noche, a las S. como antes
dccimos. dara principle la Mission,
estando ell sermon a cargo del Reve-
rendo Pedro Larrucea.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-04-06
SFUERZAS ALiADkS
QUE OPERAN EN- Ia
SIBERIA Y Russia

PARIS. Abril FL sfcctivo to-
tai dc las tuerzas aliaGas Que opc-
ran en- los ~frentes Siberianos y en- {.
de Arkargcl. e5 dc 269.465. segun
declaration hecha Por NJ. Lstefano
Pichon. Ministro tie Rciaciones EH-
teriorcs del gobierno frances. en- u
rscientc discourse pronunciado en- "a
Camara de Diputado. Fl numero dc
tropas y sis nac.onalidadeS, dado a
conocer po~ e. citado fu~Rcionario e.
como sigUe:
Frente de Arksascl: lugiesse.
1900: Amcricapos. 1920; FRANCE
ses. 2.545: l~talianos. 1910; Serbios.
l,2oO; Rusos. HE. Total. 34.165.
Frente acknowledges 1900;
Condolences. 4,000: AmericanOs,
900: F~.anceses. 800: Itslianos,
1000: Serbios. 1000: Rusos, 100000
PolacoS, 10000; Kumanos, 1000;
Japoneses. $1,000: Checo-e&!ovacos
5000. Total. 3&4. 100.
Frentes Observation-Disclosures
10000: Ruwanos, 10000; lngie,
Ses. 10000: Italianos. 10000: Ser
bios. 100000: Gr;egos. 100000. To
tai. $4,000.
Los frentes ~orientaies a QUO hace
alusi0n VI. Pichon. Compreaden pro
bablemeNte. los Baikanes. e. Asia
Menor Y tai vez la Ukr&nia,
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niendo u me desembarace de vos.
diio 81 florentino con entereza. He
squi mi mano.
Enrique Sc puso a eXaminarla con
majestucsa calma.
-Morireis ocho dias despues que
yo, ii.io.
-:Pase 10 que psse?
-Acuardad un POGO. re3uso el
principe; hay aqui n Inca que an
ties nc nabia notado Y cue ms aclara
compietamente e, enigma.
-;Veamos, dijo Renato.
En- 81 libro del porvenir esta
escrito prosiguio o Ia mayor Sc
rieGad ENRIQUE de Navarro. que de-
bn morir ocho dias antes que 0
Esa cs Ia Influenza que e.lerzo On
vuestro destino. Tenso veints amos
estoy bien tonstituido; 81 no cometo
alguna imprudencia podeis sspirar a
viejo .Bucnas n~oches...
Y ell principe sc ezqulvo, deJando
a Renato muy pensativo. Era ccstum.
bre dc aquella epoca retirarse del
bale sin despedirsa de nadie. Sir
embargo, plantado en- Ia puerta, en-
c%ontraron 4 Raoul.
-Buenas noches, amiguito, le dIo
ell principe.
Ell raje le saludo, perc no Sc apar'
to para deiar pasar al principe &c
Navarro.
-vamos a acostarnos, dijo Noe;
buenas noches....
-Perdonad. repuso Raoul; tengo
| IN recado para ell senior de Coarasse.
.Da-. MO --,~--+s T----- ~~-
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SERVICIOS RELIGi0SOS
EN- La CATHEDRAL DE
SAN FERNANDO

En- ia catedral de San Fernando,
daran principle csta noche. a las
ocho. los actos religiosos correspon-
dientas Il Ia semana de Passion, y poT
medic de los cuales, en- forma de
Misiones, sc preparara a los fieles
para que cumplan o los preceptos
de Ia Iglesia en- IA seman Santa, e.,
to es: para la Confession Y la Comu-
MON.
En- las ceremonies de esta noche
tomara parte Ell Reverendo Padre
Larrucea, a cargo de Quien eta ell
sermon, cortinuando los actos duran
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FL SECRETARI0 DE
MARINA, DANIELS,
VISTA ITALIA

PARIS. AbriI 5.-Mr. J%osephus Da-
niels, Secretario de Marina de los
Estados Unidos que hace POGO lego
u esta capital. ha Salido para Italia,
con obieto de hacer una vista a las
bases n~avaIes italianas c ~inspecclo-
mar la flota italiana. por invitaclrh
que lie fuera hecha por e. gobierno
de Victor Manuel.
.Antcz de partir. Mr.. Daniels ex-
pres0 81 satisfaction por el admira-
bla trabaio de IA Marina americana
durante la guerra. asi como la II"
ncra eXpedita con que sc ha equipa-
do 4 esos barcos para el transporte
dc tropas a los Estados Unidos.
"Estos barcos. diio Mr.. Daniels,
varian en- toneiaje de $4,000 a $4,000
V tai como Sc italian equipados en- la
actualidad. pueden acomodar e. do
bic de soldados, que podian llevac
ahtes de la guerra
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caSarme con ell principe de Navarra.
e. principe sdpo disimuiar tan hien
81 asombro, que cualquiera Sc habr!a
figurado que Sc le participated una
noticia que nj remotamente esperaoa.
Miranda a Margarita con un descaro
Que no Ia desagrado. la dijo:
-;Seria una verdadera fortuna
DOR mi patria tener por relna a una
p~rincesa joven Y bella como vos.
Senior de Coarasse, Sois IN adula-
dot. respondio Margarita s~onriendo-
sc.
No Sc puede sonora, contener IA
lengua cuando la muev ei co:azon.
! miro de nuevo a Ia ~princesa. La
mules es Siempre sensible d Ia adml-
raciou que eXcita.
Senior dc Ccarasse. die 0 VI
toaiilo reganon; ~quisiera tener aigu'
ncs datos sobre Ia corte de Nerac.
oh, Ali uno Sc aburre. sonora.
10 mismo que en- Ell Louvre. "
Ell principe?
Ell principe Enrique, siento de-
cirlo, sonora. pero eS TN zafio.
La princeSa Sc estremecIo.
-; Entcnces he acertado?
-Pasa So vida cazando en- compa.
| MIA de personals de baja esfera. con
a~rrieros ' pastores; Y, ademas, Va d
la predica.
Como acostumbra veStir. gems
ralmente? pregunto MargarIia:
Como w hidalgiieio de las mon.
tanas. con !jubon de jerguilla de lana
" botas dc becerro.:.....
-iDios, que horror! exclamo Ia
p%rincesa.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-04-06
FL TRATADO De PAZ
ESTARA LISTO Ell
MERCEDES
Una respectable autoridad
ingIesa asi 10 ACADIA
de declarar
PARA Ell PRoxIMo MERCEDES

PARA Ell PROXlMO MERCEDES
LONDRES, Abril 5.-El correspon-
sal en- Paris de- Daily Telegraph, en-
via un m~eHsaic GicienGo que puede
decir De fuentc autoriZada. que para
cl proximo domingo. Cmanana.l Sc
habra llegado 4 I'm complete acuer-
GO por ell Conseio de los cuatro.
PARIS. Abris 5.-Una respectable
: responsible autoridad inglesa, eX-
preso anoche Ia opinion aqui, lie que
e! tratado de paz estaria listo para
Ia firma, para 81 pr6Nimo microbes.
Extra-oficialmentc sc do cCenta
svcr al Presidente wilson. dc los
procedimientos V asuntos que duran
te Ia junta Dc csc ola. diScutio el
Coazejo De los Cuatro. Entire los a.
-untos tratados figura el del case
de Belgica. habiendo p~resentado c!
Rcy Alberto en- persona, los ale
gatoS en- favor de su pals, al Con-
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V para captarSe su afecto. murMlura
del future espo=o a Guien ella tanto
cXecra.
-ES cfectivamente estramboticu
ese plan de conducta.
--Pero de eXito SECURE.
-iEn csc case. pregunt6 Noe.
quiere conseguir Fuestra Alteza que
IA princesa lie anne?
-.Fava n %preguntai
-Pero....;y Sara?
-;Caspita.' exclamo Enrique. "a
TO me a~cordaba de ella.
Y sin embargo.
No te apures por ESQ. amigo Noe.
replico Enrique riendose; el hiio dc
mi padre - hombre capaz de hace!i
frente a entrambas empresas a la vez.
Me direis ahora. Enrique, 10
cue os ha dicho Renato??
No. mas tarde.
Enrique miro al reloj de arena.
mo tie parece que hariamos bier
en- ir a acostarnos? va son las Qua
tro de la manana. dijo.
--Vamonos. rezpondi0 Noe.
-Pues tratcnos de escahGliirnos
por entire csc gentIS.
Y los dos ~jcvenes iban a poner en-
ejecucion su proyecto, caando Sc m
| c~ortraron Re nuevo frente q frente
con Renato, e. cual sonreiase apaci-
blemcnte.
-:Quertis que vuelva a examinar
vuestra mano? lie pregunto Enrique.
ST.
-iQue dese&is saber?
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SUFRIO UNA OPERACiON LA
REINA De ESPANA

MADRID. abril 5.-La Eeina We
MA padec:endo desGe dos meses de
una e~nfermedad que hizo ~nacesario
cue lie fuera hecha una operaci6n
quirurgica.
Dicha operacion Sc llevo a cabo con
TODD cxito Y dc acuerdo con los in
formes proporcionados por los me-
dicos que la atienden. : e e~ncuentra
muy meiorada Y su condicion no ms
pira temores de pinguna eSpecie.
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GABLES De ESPANA
Servicio especial de LA PREhSA
NO PIENSA FL REY HACER P0R AH0RA CAhBi0S EN
Ell GABlNETE, POR0UE NADIA Sc GARAR'A

nolitico Y que los lideres De les prin-
~cipales srupos han c~onvenido Unani-
men1ente en- que NADIA Sc Ganaria con
lleva- a cabo aIgunos cambics en- e.
Gabinete. por ahora. Por 10 tanto.
c~oncluvo. carecen por complete de
funCamento esos rumores.
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sejo. cauSando n maga!f!ca I'M
preston entire los citados niemhros,
quienes. segun Sc sabe, nc hicieroa
ninguna promesa. sin embargo, q,
monarch. La question chcco-eslovaca,
10 mismo que Ia ~relativa a las 'e?a~
r~aciones, fueron igualmente tratadas
en- IA junta de aver.
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asombro.
ST: la senorita Nancy desea ha-
b,aros, caballero.
-iL-a sehorita Nancy? iY 'quien
es esa?
Una hermosa ~jovsn, respondi6 ell
pale exhalando un gran suspiro.
-Pero... ademSs?
-Es la carnarera de madame Mar
gsrita.
FL principe Sc estremecio, Y vol
VIC al momento Ia cabeza para ver
.si div;saba todavia a la princesa en-
los s~alones oue SO seguian IT. Il
otroS; pero va habia dcsaparecido.
-;Bueno. Gijo d~irigiendose a
Rsoul; idonde asta esa senorita Nam
cy?
-Seguidme. ccntesto el pale.
Names a YER.
Les dos jovenes siguieron a
Rauol. ell cual en- veZ de dsscender
por la escalera principal, tono a ma
no izquie-da Dor un c%orredor, andp-
vo unos treinta pasos v Sc dctuvo.
Ali estaba esperanto Nancy bisn
rebujada con su mant6n. Antes de
acercarse al principe lie dirigio una
oieada e%scrutadora V lie examine de
pies a cabeza.
-iSois vos Ell seno- de Coarasse.
pregunt6.
-:Pardiez! ique chica tan guapa!
murmuro ENRIQUE hastante alto para
que pudiera oirle IL camarista.
-Caballero, rePlico Nancy; va
sabemos 10 que sonos : 10 que vale
Omaha daily bee., 1919-09-27

would have 4 spotless home, for
with it one is enabled to keep the
dust off the picture mouldings. the
transoms, top window lodges, high
pictures, and even from the ceiling
when necessary.
If the hot water bottle is out of
commission here is an easy substi-
tute for it:
Bamboo can be cleaned with a
brush dipped in warm water and
salt.
Take an old magazine, book size,
and lay it in the oven or over the
hot stove, with leaves separated,
until it is heated through to the very
center.
If the alarm clock cannot be made
to 60 take out the works and boil
them in strong soapy water to
which add two teaspoonfuls OF kero-
sene. Dry thoroughly, then oil with
the kerosene, and when put together
the clock will probably run WELL
Sometimes soaking the works in
kerosene oil for "a hours will ac-
complish the same results.
When packing away the silver be-
fore leaving town put a lump of
camphor in with it to avoid discolor-
alton.
Never leave onions in the refrig-
orator.
Canned cherries and strawberries
Omaha daily bee., 1919-09-27
are quite as good for pie as the fresh

are quite as good for pie as the fresh
fruit.
Cinnamon toast is an agreeable
luncheon dish.
A little potato may be added to
mashed turnip.
Young raw cabbage makes one of
the best salads.
Spinach is excellent served with
broiled lamb chops.
Cabbage salad, raw, goes very
well with lima beans.
Stale bread is always to be pre-
ferred for sandwiches.
One teaspoonful of sugar is the
equivalent of one lump.
Pour melted lard between the
frame and the casing of window
that sticks.
If the huckleberries are tough
skinned they should be cooked be-
fore eating.
A garment may be much improved
if worn buttonholes are worked over
neatly.
Whenever possible lettuce should
be dressed with lemon instead of
vinegar.
One chicken boned and made into
a gelatine, is enough for IL help
;ngs.
If food threatens to sower in
muggy weather it can sometimes be
saved by relocating.
In making sandwiches allow three
slices of bread and butter for three
people.
The ice cream freezer which does
not require churning is boon to a
small family.
Put scraps of soap into a small
cloth bag and use as soaper when
washing dishes.
Half lemon dipped in salt will
clean copper boilers, cts, as'well as
oxalic acid will.
Place a thimble on the end of
your curtain rod and your curtain
will easily be run on.
Use cold water for scrubbing
doors. 1t does not sink into the
wood and hot water does.
New beets and potatoes together
make an appetizing salad.
Eggplant, like all insipid dishes,
require very careful seasoning.
Linseed oil on a soft rag will pol
ish frenlace tiles.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-09-27
Household Hints

Although we have heard it said
many times that housekeeping be-
comes much easier when the proper
implements are used for the various
types of cleaning. too much stress
cannot be laid on this fact; for. just
as q good workman is known by
his tools" so may the efficient
housekeeper be found by the means
she uses in her work.
A clean, dry mop with an ex-
tremely long and slender handle is
a necessity for the woman who
Omaha daily bee., 1919-09-27

Put two cups Of rice In enough cold
water to cover 1t. bring 10 the boil,
wash II and place it in the stewpan
and Just cover 1t again with cold
water. Cover 1t with buNered paper,
let It come to the boil, and simmer 1t
in the oven for Two and . Lalf to
three hours, during which time oc:
casionally add a little water. When
cooked and dry, pound It TIN smooth
and work it with the hand into q
bali, dipping the, hand into cold
cold water occasionally to prevent II
sticking. Remove any moisture from
It :by pressing It in 4 clean cloth
place it-ia = plain round. bothered
mold and keep 1t under pressure
until cold. Them turn It out. and
Omaha daily bee., 1919-09-27
Swiss Steak.
MRS. FREIDA MANN.

1 Y lbs. skirt steak. tomato
small carrots. " C. stock or water.
" onion. l t. salt.
y t. pepper = T. flour.
Add the salt and pepper to the
flour. Dip the steak in flour and
scar in fry pan with little fat in
it. When the meat is quickly
Drowned on both sides, put it on a
small rack in a kettle and surround
it with the vegetables cut in cubes.
Pour the liquid and the fat that is
left in the pan over it and bake it
for As minutes in moderate oven.
Be sure that the cover to the kettle
fits tight.
SOC - Food - Helpful Hints.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-09-27
Hot Water Sponge Cake
uAZEJ NOREv

2 egg yolks. ~ t. baking powder.
cup sugar. Z I. salt.
T. hot water 2 stiffly beaten egg
Y I. lemon extract. whites.
l cup flour.
Beat egg yolks until thick and
lemon colored. Add the sugar
slowly and beat until it is thoroughly
mixed with the egg. Add the hot
water and flavoring. Mix and sift
the other dry materials and add to
the eggs and sugar. Alter all the
flour has been added fold in the
stiffly beaten egg whites. Bake in a
creased loaf pan in moderate oven
Is minutes.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-09-27
Homemade Vinegar.

One quart molasses, one pint
yeast and three gallons warm water.
Put all in jug or small key, tie a
piece of gauze over bunghole to let
in the air. In hot weather set in
the sun, in cold weather set by the
kitchen stove. VIE
When this quantity is getting low
pour out some for use and fill up the
jug in the proportion as at first and
you will never have trouble Cor want
of good vinegar.