davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-01-29

Last year the exports passing out
Of New York harbor had a greater
valuation than the combined ex-
ports of Asia. Africa and Australia.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-01-29

The oldest artesian well in Europe
is found at Lillers. France. From
its mouth water has flowed unin-
terruptedly for more than $50 years.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-07-25
3urse Stabtnsuisfeitsn.

- Die Nor0icite NultffapeIle oie
ltid)t mcit Don Der AuiloIulg I'M
IeBteu Sabre mar, ala u ibrer Wilt-
glieoer elnge5ogen mur0ell, bat Jest
ourh ore Hiittcbr Don II frilbercn
Nflrifern nube5l0 ibre alte StGrfe
mieoer erIoltgt. Die &apeuc MIRO
nddYitcn Wittmoh ellcn Ausililg alIi
Der oSionep" accumulation.
2. &. fupnlonG po1 Gayle
@ropc. Soma, hut INN Die @ilic Der
bicligen Yoli5ei beim 9luiit0bern lei
ncr feit Dem Is. Mai peri6Duu0enen
Gbegeiponitin mdgeI1tdlt, mill dber
nid)t ntcbr mi jebu Collar be5oh-
len ,nenn tic ihm r%ctournirt miro.
- Auf Dem hieiigen GoItolut mer-
SEN Jest t0glid) Tofete aIfgegcbelL
Die BON hierg8obneroen an &ermurtbte
in Der olten NcImath geld)ldt meroen.
- 0as Sdrff, meIdes aus Aner-
fenn1tlq Der hr3liden llntcritiiBun1
ser INSTRUMENTATION iciten9 Der
hieiigeu 8iirgerid1uit nit Dem Hdmen
ga Groiica gct0ltft pcr0en miro, nj
bert iid) olli Dem Shiff3bnllbof Der
Wc9ougdll Gonpann in 9rtllltb ser
&~oQcnoultg. &cim StopcIlnuf, fiir
Den bis Jest nod fem Iog feitqeiebt
lit. miro mobrldleinlih cine 4athen~
gelellidmit pom bier ~onrpeien0 iein.
- 1In1 Hcridlt3gcbQlt0e mlrr0e
&amrencc Areibid) cine Gr0mie auf
oos 6an9el culea Rotbfufies ot&1e
3ahlt. 0o2 5hicr mlrroe fitr5Iih in
elmer fIc1ncn Rottcnialle ~QefalQen.
- Iua GtQc1rthumaredlt pom Nn
uoIt 59ront e. @lthrom mli cine
Coflun0 Gar, Die er pom DEM iebt in
Salt bCim0liflen Ynrou YhilIip3
fnllftc miro ieBt pom :. e. Oturphn
oon Chicago bcitritten. Mturphp BE-
hauptet, 0oB er bemciicn fonnc oo5
c3 icinc Gar iii, 0ic i'm in Chicago
QeitohIen muroe.
Ger Nfittmodl itattgeumocnc
9(usfIuQ Der itGotiihcn @camtcn mad
GoriIinqer3 BOB @bitc 6orm uerIici
eriolQrcidl.
Ginbrnfer n~eriudltcn IN ser
Nodt Oen @el0Ifranf im Gortor
Ser Gitn 6llel Gomponn on ser I'M
tcrcn ainQ StraBe oui5ubredNlt, bat
ten dber fcincn @rfolg. Ser Sd)ronf
mur0c ora bcihohigt.
NdhItcn 9onncrstoq Nben0
fin0et I'M Copeland Gorf Gin oifcnt
lidle5 Concert Itott.
- Ser 0licrtlihc Nrbcit@roth Tor
nert iebt SIT 2~(nQebotcn cinca poiicn
DEN G3luQfeI0cs ouf.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-07-25

Sie Gs9islatnr. Su clEcr Gonie-
rell&, an Ipeldcr Der Spredcr
Yolnq ieitcus Der Niicmblp lpno Ole
Sclmtoren u. 8. @ubcr uno George
Stmt6ermcpcr tbellnabnelL mut0ca
Blame sur euOqiiltiqen Yertaglmg
Der 2eaiaIatur ont 0ien5tn9 u0dlter
SSod)e bcratben. Die Scnntorcn MIR
oen benad1ridtiqt, CUR eu0giiltlgen
@rIe0igmg Der @eid)dite an nodNtea
Gier2tag 81 eritelnen, oe@gleid}cr
oie AbQeor0neten. Ier Seliu; ut GIL
0ieustua ijbcr Die @rncunHlGEu 0ts
@ouucrneltra 81 teihIleBen.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-07-25
Gidp itimmt fir TrObibitiOn. q

arl 0ienstoq pom Ndu@ ollqcnont,
meme Erobihition5 Au$flibrunq2-
&orloQe miro lest Dem Serut i'll
aeItcIlt, ser. mic Die @robibition&iilh.
rer i'm Nou5 e~rpnrten. tic ais @nrBe$
nidt annehmct miro. Sic @ou5 Nor-
Ioqc miro on Stclle Ser iebt pom 2Sll-
iti3mt9ihnB oe3 Serot3 altsgearbeitcy
rem leiett mer0cn; e. tit 5pcifelbofl
oh tic Dor cnoUlltiqer Grleoiglng 0c5
0c1itihen Smeoenspcrtroq$ i'll Yngriff
~Qcrun1oen mcrorn fam, mo0urh cine
&cr5oqerltnq bon mehrercn @odcrt
~cintrcten miiroc.
BON ocrt @i@cpniiner NbQeoro-
nctcn itinmncn &Iecifo. Goiqt uto
2ompcrt Qeqeu, eRanool. Wouabou.
& d. GlniIon. ITrear mo 9cIion fijr
sic &orluue, @romrp cnthieIt lid Scr
Nbitinuuunlg.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-07-25
Sem Sobe a%bberuieH.

Sdrmiot. Srau 4uguite 90.
Shnnot, 8nttin Ocs &rIeitrager5
4ugult ). Sdluli0t, itarb an Dion
Jag Diorgen in ibrenf @cim, 1922
Sine StraBc, an EleurciD. Die Der.
ltorbere muroe IS Sabre alt. Sic
miro bon Dem @utten, ibrem Batter,
Garl had, clncr Sdueiter. Srut
$. 3. 8ireent pOn bier, un0 Oret
9ritOern, Scrtnulm Mad BON Soo-
ma, 8aib.. Srie0rif bad BON Wtin,
neapolis, mo Charles 9tod pom Chi
cago. iibcrlebt. ga9 g~egrabniB iollo
NtltmOdl 9fadmjttag ali Dem Sof
@rope iSrieoboic itatt. Sedl9 9rleI-
trdaer fltngirten ais 8nbrudtrd8er.
0'?Iiaf Wto9pd.ffit8 d}nnr
S%rajepsfi. SIM 4Iter pon 70 San-
rem itarb 9ien@tnq Nbeno in ieinem
6eim, $40 gboro -. StrnBe, ga
lentine &roiem5fI. Ser &eritorbcue
muroc 1910 in Eolen gebore1t uno
fam i'm Altcr non % &abren mad
Amcrito. ISn "a Groiie mohute CT
lett IS 2yohren. SIN iiberleben ncllr
Sinner, 9o5 @eHr1bnlB finoet NOR.
aen &ornnttog pom Der ST. &reu5.
STRIDE aus oui Dem fatboIiifer
ISrie0bofe itott.
Smbond. Sri. N1no Sha0olld
1912 &anc StraBe, itorb om 0icnS.
taq Morgcn I'M <theriihcu Spito.
an cinem &er5lcioen, Die &eritorhenC
muroe % Sabre olt uno iie hiIlter
ldBt ihre Gltcrlt. einen @rltocr uni
cine ShmeItcr. Die 2eidle mrlroe &c
Itern 9tuhmittou m Qtarriolenm oil
Dem 0of @rone 1aricobofe beiQeiett
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-07-25
Sic MeMilurnn strnar i'm Sc

Sic We6iluran Strafc I'M &c
ridt. &u Nrfsqcriht 5it Gun Gluirc
lrur0e &nianqa oicIer Modr Dos
Q%tol0onul@ p Teriuhrcn in Der Mc-
Viloron StraBcn Nnlclegcnheit
pcrhmlocIt. moOurh Ga Groiic Golur
N Qc3mlugclt mcr0en toll Die StraGc
iu reparrcn. 9tah r>nQellieur @aItcr
&pooa. elmer ser 3clIgcn aus 60
Groiie ,lrijrNrl hie Soften ser tenn
por0rcn &nimnhictunQ Ser Stroft
$1,000 betr0gcit .udhrCn0 0crStnot@
%rQcnieur Nje Soften Der pcrnluueu.
tcit &trheIicrun1 ortf $4,000 ouQab.
Tie Gl0Ie muroc nom z. g RrppGI
Ih Hn0erc1, Iclcu nos Golntu an
hol}IiI Ncm0tt luth Sic &erban0Iuul
ltad' Guu Claire perlclt neil qCaen
Rtdatcr NiGhct Giundnoc ufttCrhrcitct
rplr0crl Md 0Cu Gu@iuQrn oC5 Rurl
flcr4 2tidpla@ nom SrtWpcIcnu uiirhc
0rt Struft Urd} ihrrr &$ieHcrtHritcI
Ina h|ntpi0hl,dl ron Ga Groiic be.
INST UerH7t abcr "a Gro'ic nCpid
't'tNlft iH'i5rtr Ter Rid'tcr Miro
N'e m @gtrubt foumlcnOcn 0citbe
crit prij',u. Elk, rr cine Gntidej0pad
~ N't',tu 5S}iic abli5t 9i2 3cl,acu
"~ u GROVE Uohuttu Ncr &c~bouo.
bel Ech HiutQtrL GouuntItrf
,>olioct11 q u G0ms pom Rcruor,
'ttcl m gG2crt non 01oIosfa. II Il
llrchr
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-07-25
Neuefte Rn5ei9en.
Notice of Application to County Court.

STATE OF WISCONSIN,
County Court Ls Crosse County (s
IN PROBATE.
Notice is hereby given. that at a special Term
of the Court, to be held in and for said County,
at the Court House. in the City of La Crosse, in
said County, on the third Tuesday, being the
18th day of August A. d. 1919. at 10 o'clock A. NJ,
the following matter will be heard and
considered:
The application of Rosa Fuhlbruegge. Ad.
ministrator of the estate of Kurth G. Fuhl-
bruegge, late City of of the La Crosse in said
County Of La Crosse, deceased. for the adjust.
ment, settlement and allowance of her fnal
account as such executor and for the assign
ment of the residue of the estate of said deceased
TO such persons as are entitled to same.
Dated La Crosse, Wis. July 18th 1919.
By order of the Court,
JOHN BRINDLEY,
Judge.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-07-25
6eiAGfts Rutiseu.

e~Fg g;aoer's S~UpulGres Shnb= nub
Glei6ergeIfdft, 123e127 z. 4. Cir. pers
fault u GuaIitotsfuaarem biaigit.
seg Benn Gle @sls 5I 5 Sr0sent
bd6eu nDdten, ie isrcseu Sic bel mir
Dor. 9. 8. SsI5, eentor I'M Hetpburg
8ebduee.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-07-25
Eerionalia.

@r. umo Irou 4tfrco2on-
b d m0 Sodcr, iomie Nr. mo
,Srnu :. Il. &ongenbudlt raten
Qcitcrn cinc Eoltr nod W}unniQc mo
%dte. YSis., an.
Nr. un0 SYrou &uliu5
3cIlm CT uon Bangor mciltcn auf
in Ga Gruiie.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-07-25
Griddftsfirmen.
Serfihermuss.M aentnreu.

c.. S. VAN AUKEN, SerlderuHas Aaent: 8ira
i6aTtEz sser Siaerkeitse4O HbE, &s 8eorl StraBe.
KLEIN a SON. Her geriheruus irseub elmer Ar.
brandt, fpeJien Seuer=. Sornaop= oser be iest m.
umsdHgIid uothfueuoise ,4tabiIttn" 8erfheruna
peHoe lid an RleiH 4 Sohu. 80 EearI StraBe.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-07-25
Shlctltcn Appetlt

- Sdlet1ten Appstlt nSSdh-
reno oca dn}e1, ICGten g&lntcr, iIhItc
i'd mid nidot mobI," ihrciut SEER
<~otobNd0b on Guile &ofe, Gre. nYtctu
4ppetlt mar idlledlt utO mcin StuGl-
QdHQ unrrQelmaBiQ. 9tod)ocm id e.
tid)c 6Ioid)cn Torni' AIpensr0atcr
Qcbroudt hattie, iiihItc id MID be
oelltcn0 bciier.~ Tiea bcIicbt1 Mr1ll-
tcrbciImittcI i0r0ert sic &,rSmmng
un0 reQnlirt oen Stuhlgou9. 4@c9,l
ndhtrer Hu@frnit idrcibc mon en- Gr.
Geter Tohrlcn 4 Guns go. 3.Ui
@0ihinQtnn Nlp0., Chicago, 81.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-07-25
=8esweiier.

Bii0n. - Seoen Rabmittas uub Abeno
Raneelbifser.
Dome. - (Aorbieite.) - Se0cn Gag
WRnoelblioer.
"a 6rDhe Sheater. - SebeH ssadmtttGg
unO Sben0 8oueelbuaer.
Rnieitic. - Sebeu giafmtttag uHs AbenO
Ran0eIbiletr.
BeE. - SSbsn Eafmittag un0 Gbeno
8anoelbiloer.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-07-25
Sin $4,000 Seuer in Spring

Sin 100000 6euer in Spring
@rope. 0lrrdl a~rgeblidle GSnhrIdili9
felt bcim Nn3iIuoen eiHc@ Streidj
nol5ca mdbren0 Noiolin uou e,nen1
2trtontobil IN Elm onocre2 III Der G.
=. &fe Garage III SpriIQ @ropc,
Ytinu., iiberiilbrt mltroC, cntitaItb Oil
Icbten Wfontaa WorQcn Elm 6eurr,
nns cinen Sdooen nom mgefobr $50.
, 600 anriftetc. Gie Garage mo nc1lll
BARN befntOlihe 2httpmohile mur>ell
pcrnid,tet.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-07-25
AntO 2icbc ucridpmunoen. Char

Anto : Siebe ucridlmnuoen. Ghor-
les YhiIipp@, &enooll, Der unter
S2s009iirqidnft itebt uno onl 0ien5-
toQ in 0eritt 5ll MoboIha crid)einen
iplltc. eridicu nidlt 1n0 ideint psr<
it1mlmoeu SIT fem, mo oud) 6rib
Glcin cincr icjncr @crtoiien, lit per.
ouitet. Gm @runcr pom Charles
4biIIips mar ser cjn5jle uOn Der
3unoc. Scr Ur @eridlt erihicn. Sci
nc 9ilrQen bo6cu 0ic @iirg'doit ie-
ood Jest iuriltqcjoac1l Gic 4rijoer
Ghilljp= nur0cn uGrolid bon bier Dor
ciniQcu U}orotCn ucrhoItet inter Dem
&crDadt, Die @eiUib'Gor ~qeitohlcn gil
BADEN: lie nulBtcu ubor mjeocr emf
Ioi'cn mer0en, neil Der @uupt3c1lqe
1ndt critucn. IN @obnihu murOcn
lie miooer ~ucrhoftct inter Der YnflnQc
Elm Nltto III GbicoQo ~Qeitohlcu 81 no
bcH. 1TrjG Nleiu, Der bier ebeHfaas
3eitmciliQ in Noft nor. uun Ser NIT
ocu GhiIIip5 0cn 2lltto GiebitohI
idmunQhnit bctrIcben hobcn ioQ, lit
mad icitlcr TrciIoiIltud nidt micoer
nnh ieirtcr Garage IN acnooQ 3urilf-
dCfchrt.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-07-25
Sein Soruladtn bier.

lluehrlidle Wctbooen ntogcn Ell
men SunOen qemimen, ober Tie mer.-
oen i'm nid)t aui Die 9aucr hnlten.
@ir beboItcn unIere allnoen, inc
DEM mir tic 5ufricoeniteuen. 8ir
bobcn cincn ih0nen gorratb BON
6enltcrn, Sbilrcn, 6eniterIGoen, in.
ncren @ortholS, Nrbeiten, Subboben,
2ooen-, 9nnf-, Gontor., @irtb.
ihoitScinrid)tlmgen uip. Spreden
Sic Dor uno iibCr5cugen Sic iid.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-07-25
airdlidts.
H:fprmirte St. Sshannes . @emeiRbe,
Ode 4. nnb Hsarfet Strafe,
9aitpr, g. Stpdmeier.

Sonntagsibule nm 9 l1br.
@ottesoienit Inn 1920 llhr. Sc.
ben 5msiten uno lssten Sonntng i'm
Monot eneliih oentfd, ionft 6eutih
8eIigionsidule fir Sinoer BON s
bis IA Sabren, Samstae Inn 8 llbr.
geiuher unmer niilfomalen.
New Britain herald., 1919-12-05
LYCEUM THIL.ATER.

Tonight and twice tomorrow arc the last times to sec ''The NiEgcr the meIodrama that has so pleased tho crowds who have seen it as given by the Lyceum Players this week. The play is conceded to bo one of the finest things that the popular stock organization has done. The settings are nasterly in detail and give a real Southern atmosphere to the play.
 Next week the i4yceunl Players, New Britain's family stock company, will appear In another strong drama, "The Test" by Jules Ecl1ert Good man, author of Mother
 Sunday night will see another big movie program headed by James J. Corbett in the latest episode of ''Tho Midnight Man" and two other fea- lures starring the attractive Gather inc Calvert and Annetta King. There will also be number of com odios and an educational and travelogue picture.
New Britain herald., 1919-12-05

off down the coast in search of more trouhl" and they gt.. it q plenty when
 Millionnire Shelton charters the boat for a cruise. The girl is in the party
 Of course, and incidentally Baron koT, in reality an elite crook. The boys put a crimp in the game of the Would-be baron and the grand finale sees the two principals in d l0VCrS cllnch while Van prom misrS Sahara drNnoSS to the girl. "Threo Black IGyc"' is a film of cheer. abounding in many comic situations full of good hearty laughs that will mako you for get the little troubles and Sctbn ckS of ih" day. Baby Marie in Miss Gin Sersnflp, is the same dear child that brought you such splendid entertain- ment in her big feature pictures
 Pearl White in "1'hc Black Secret v News and Mutt & Jeff cartoons com cNlile bill is varied and merits much praise. The Four American Beauties lead the program and hold their place dcServcdly. 'Tho Chinese Trio have a' very pretty and attractive offering m a quaint old Chinese set. Andrew Copeland, the famous author of Back, Back 10 Baltimoro' and "'Thc Whole Doggone Worlds Gone Shim- mey Mad,' is a very capable enter tainer with songs and snappy talk.
New Britain herald., 1919-12-05
EOX'S THE1ATE,R.

Taylor Holmes has always given a splendid interpretation Of any char spcter that the directors demanded, but In "Thrcc Black F,yes' one is bound to admit that he has succeed cd in portraying d part that will add now laurols to his previous successes on tho screen. MT. Holmes plays the roll of q. rich young man who is the leader of two moro youngbloodS, whose supreme desire in life is 10 start something wherever fate or tho call of sport has placed them. So it is bent on joy that they enter a fash ionable cabaret, where Van Courtltand makes rather forcible efforts to meet the charming society belle, Miss Sheldon There is very laughablo situation when Van Courtland en-
 deavors to take part in a solo dance and the trio arc elected nursing three black optics. But far he 1t from them to sober Up or quit the game. The crew of Van Courtland's yacht arc given q vacation and the three start
New Britain herald., 1919-12-05
GOOD SHOW NT PALACE,

There is a i'm" show at the Palace tonight and Saturday with three big features standing out on the program. First to mention is Dustin ICarnum in ouo of those aCtion-dramuS everyone likes. Furnum plays this role to per lection aud in a short while will be HS popular aS his big brother Bill" II" is seen ill .h fast moving prOduc- ton that is wholly interesting from start to finish. The comedy hit of tho bill goes to Fatty Arbuclxlc fun nicr than ever, in his new Sidc-split- ting comedy, Rack Stage" which puts the audience in an upronl' and contains |; good laugh every minute. The vaudeville bill of Keith acts is one of the big features of the bill and consists of "The Exposition Jubilee Four" d wonderful comedy quartet of colorcd entertainers. Gualano and Marguerite offer a pleasing musical offering and Frank Cotter offers an original novelty with his tables and chairs. Taken all in all his is a fine bill and you will certainly enjoy every bit of it.
New Britain herald., 1919-12-05
How Mrs. DurIee's "Diplomacy''
 Affected Nadee.

F'Oh, there you are!'
 |yorthful voice caroled the greeting |ously as she and Major Grantland |dge which separates our lawns.
 |Ihe officer, with his usual incon- Itous air of awkwardness mingled h old-fashioned courtliness made nan and me a formal bow as he |proached 'uS, I saw that he was |pably ill at ease and em barrassed, RN also that his face was deeply Rou and had lost for tho present at lst, the youthfulnesS which l TO- a ambered it wore even during the &Se moments of our nover-to be Igotten experience with the spies at little country inn. Evidently his
 berience overseas and the period of s1e when he, had been deprived Of
 Rht had racked him, mind and body. SIsn't 1t perfectly lovely to sec her Avnstairs again ?'' Mrs. Durkee de- Anded, after she had fiutterod her
 NJ to my side and had kissed me
 srnaly, Her greeting and her pleas
 H were so evidently sincere that Ay cwarfed in my mind for the mo- ant the resentment felt against the sae woman for the absurd attitude A had taken toward Major Grant ad's elaborate courtesy during my Hya1escenoe--an interest born of his
 &norseful fancy that he had been N cause of the accident which had 8allen me
 8sYes. indeed" the officer said. con- &tionally, and the words were re-
 Aeed of OsnaIity only by the tense
 Hpthasis with which they were ut
 #ed~ I involuntarily contrasted hls Hpable awkwardneBs with the easy Eco with which Dicisy or Alfred
New Britain herald., 1919-12-05
CATARRH VANISHES
Here is One Treatment That All Suf-
 fercrs Can Rely Upon

If you want to drive catarrh and all it's disgusting symptoms from your system in the shortest possible time, go to your druggist and ask for a Hyomei outfit today.
 Breathe the air of HSomei and let 1t rid you of catarrh and chronic head colds; it gives such quick relief that all who use 1t for the first time arc aStonished
 Hyomei is d pure pleasant antsep- tic, which is breathed through the nose and throat deep Into the head and lungs; it soothes the sore infla m cd membranes, reduces swelling and quickly heals all Inflammation
 Don't suffer another day with ca tarrh: the disease is dangerous and often ends in consumption. Start the Hyomei treatment today. No stom- ach dosing, no sprays, or douches. no dangerous drugs or narcotics. Ahso- lutely harmless. Just breathe it that's all. At the Clark & Brainerd Co.,, and leading druggists every where.
New Britain herald., 1919-12-05
Menu For Tomorrow,

reakfnst-~~Uncooked cereal with sliced bananas, toast, coffee
 LunrhCon--Ncal tim bales, creamod potatoes, baking powder biscuits, orange marmalade, tea.
 Dinner-Tomato bouil1on macaroni with clipped beef, asparagus salad brown bread and butter, jel1icd prunes, fancy cakes. coffee.
 My Own Recipes.
 ! try to use a different cereal most every morning. This isn't Il very diff fcult accomplishment inasmuch as there are so many kinds on the market There arc all the puffs and flakes and shreddeds and nuts to choose from among the uncooked breakfast foods and a large variety of grains prepare for porridge,
 Veal Timba1es.
 ? tablespoons butter
 1-2 cup stale bread crumbs
 3-4 cup milk.
 3 cups chopped cooked veal.
 eggs
 Salt and pepper.
 Melt butter. Add bread crumbs and milk and cook until smooth, stir ring constantly. Add veal and GEES
New Britain herald., 1919-12-05

New York, Dec. 5.---lIvcning gowns may be of net, silks and satins, gold lace aided by a scattering of ostrich feathers--in fact, any number or lovely materials. But the very smart est thing known is q foundation or black velvet.
 The gown sketchcd has such q foun dalton. Upon it is an oVcrdrcss Of gold lace in quaint half Surplice-tunlc style, suggesting, too, straps over ,ho shoulders. A gold Eirdlc ties around he waist in q fascinating, flying bow. The final touch Is given by border of black velvet dots appliQued on the gold luce oVerdresS.
New Britain herald., 1919-12-05

Perhaps cut glass requires more coddling than any other bit Of table
New Britain herald., 1919-12-05

macaroni then @ layer of beef with 2 sprinkling of mustard. Continue un" til all is used, having the last layer of macaroni. Pour over milk, sprinkle with grated cheese and bake in { moderate oven 30 or 35 minutes.
 h N The first man needed food only but the man of today must needs have food plus pie-indigestion or no
 MARY.
New Britain herald., 1919-12-05

In the kitchen or her own home Sis ter Mary cooks daily for d family of four adults. She brought to her kitchen an understanding of the chemistry of cooking, gained from study of domestic science in d state university. Consequently tho advice she offers is a happy combination of theory and practice. Every recipe she gives is her own. first tried out and served at her family table.
New Britain herald., 1919-12-05
MY HE EAKI and MY HUSBAND ADELE GARRISCN'S NEW PHASE OF
 Rspelati0ns 0f Q Wife

Durkoc, Allen Drake, or oDcu tlHfr\ Underwood would have handled T similar situation, and then tneVl'"oN the question followed:
 Was 1t Because any one ot the '",' mon was more typically that a''o'''' :, known aS tho man of the N''' and perhaps lacked the slhte' whito-hot earnestness Whlch ,,., tably is the strongest tralI ILL young officers makeup? ,>.,
 Her FlufIincss prccncd her pI""'''s>' and smiled prettily up at h''h' z,
 ..Tbe naior thought he ought "'' to cop,e over today, that DcfhaPS E'" would be too tired to sec h''''' obi,rod "I}ut told him 1t WoHld q" vou a lot more good to sec hl' ''''' to know he was staying away "ct""9'' nr that, when he's been so ahNlouS obout vou So I just brought nm ,Ionc with me, and l know you're Just r1,mb ticltlcd to death, aren't you, dcar?"
 Madgc Is PcrvcrSc.
 There is q perversity ln me Whlch have long and futiloly tried to con- quer---a perversity that makes it al- most impossible for mo to follow a certain course of procedure when some offlcious friend or relative points 1t out to mo as the only one to take. If Major Grantland had come by him self to mako his 'atonement call,' as l began whimsically to term this painful visit, I should no doubt hovo been moved by his evident distressed awl1wardness, as well as by his sin cerity, 10 make him feel welcome. But with my little ncighbor absurdly pulling me up to q lino in the floor, setting my toes upon it, and outlining b lesson for mo to recito, I baked
 1T am charmed" I murmured with about as much expression in tho words as if I were indeed rociting the multiplication table, and held out a hand to the young officer which pur pcsely made as limp and expression less as possible.
 Major Grant1and took the hand eagerly and pressed 1t with honest heartineSs. Then a puzzled, pained expression came into his eyes. He looked at me searchingly. and with an impuIsive movement released 1t as If 1t had been q piece of uncomfortab bly, hot metal. His face looked so like that of a hurt child for tho moment before 8 mask of icy courtesy over spread it that I felt wholesomely ashamed of myself.
 The AtoneInent- I looked furtiwe1y around at Mrs. Durkec, who, fortunately, had forgot ten us for the moment in an animated questioning of Lillian concerning q mutual acquaintance. Relieved Of her ridiculous espionage. l allowed my natural sense of fair play and decent treatment to have the upper hand again.
 Forgive me-" I murmured quickly, for had seen by the look in his eyes that this was no timo for halr- measures; that as I had hurt, so I must heal. " didn't mean that as it sounded. Won't you believe that am indeed very glad to sec you and that I cannot find words to thank you for all the beautiful things you have done for mo since my illnoss?'
New Britain herald., 1919-12-05

slightly beaten. Season with salt and pepper and a little onion and eel cry pepper if desired. Full buttered indivdual molds two-thirds full, put in d pan of hot water, cover with but tered paper and bake 30 minutes.
New Britain herald., 1919-12-05
Tomato BOuillon.

Tomato Bouillon.
 1 pounds lean beef.
 pOundS marrow bone.
 tablespoon salt.
 quarts cold water.
 l-l cup each, diced carrots. turnip. cabbage. onion, celery.
 Cut meat in two-inch cubes Put half in soup kettle and soak in cold water 30 minutes. Brown marrow. Add Drowned meat and rest of meat in hot frying with bone to meat in kettle. Heat to boiling point, skim and simmer i or hours. Add salt and pepper and Vegeta bleS and cook 1-2 hours. Strain and cool. Re move fat and clear. Reheat with 1 quart of cooked tomatoes Boil gent ly for 25 minutes. Strain and serve in bouillon cups
 Macaroni With Chippcd Beef.
 cup mustard.
 l-4 pound clipped bcGf. IA cup milk. i~% teaspoon mustard. 1 tablespoon grated cheese. Pepper Break macaroni into inch pieces making 1 Cupful. Cook in boiling saltcd water until tender. Butter baking dish and put in a layer of