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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-03-26
Set intcrnatiunnlc YrbeiSerburcan

Stpret for set jutertationulc Or
beioerbllreult. Ser Cr o%rgoniieret Ionl
ell @ren al 9~tutiongrnes Siga, boloer
oenne Hoe lit trc0ic Weoe / Sonoon
unocr 9cbcllc al Tranifmanoen 81
bert Shomo3. Scm NeoetS uigtiA'
lite Irbcioc bCumc Sang nGOncS
Gtoblcringen Al net internotIonole
glrbeiocrfontor po1 permanent va.
is, Sc iorbereotro> Sfriot til lloie.
reliet al he Ter ujAtlle @e'Iltnllt8er,
iom bleu futtet pau Ben fsr'te &pn-
ores ! @nibinQton nor SOFT, Torbct
rc0clicr iii Sen onoCu intcr1ationulc
9lrbcibcrfongrc2 / @enlla / Sini %
- iioit men life minoIt - IfIenocl.
len al Ell Observation-Disclosures
til H,ISlono.
Ccnnc commission ifal nbellffcn'
Sc ituocrc sc iu0Wricle og loclalt
Torboloc / HlI&loro. % Den ltol be.
Itaa az rcprUlentditce NrpelpS9loere,
grbcibcrleoerc og irrlige Sag1olt
ira Sc iorific0jge Reaieringer. 81.
uict NclicrinQcu ! Wtoifua bar ole.
rcoc gipet commissioner Silnoel't
til at fomne til Rll5lano % aac
ioong meo lit Nrbcioc, mct Den for.
beboloer iio I'll @ienQiplb Hct til al
Ienoe lieneube commissioner III an.
ore 2auoe.
Torl,ben 6eunt Trbeioerfomm'S.
ZION bar paiaa iclpe |eroensllgaei
bciIiittet at ienNe Ell ll~noer1egelIcs
fommiSiion til HuSlanb. Saa III
MAJ hi ga rel mart iaa Sanobeoer
| ON HuSlano at uibc.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-03-26
Meaicriuocn trrocr al.

Berlin 2l0c Wiort9. ~ Bauer:
aabinct inoQop loaq lin 9liifeoSbc.
oirrino ill @ruiiocut Gbcrt. &riH5.
miniitcr A}oite bar tiOligcrc troaOt
al.
Toriunni0t iom mon fat finite
noact Qicuucm set nuprrenOe poltti
ifc &irpor, lnaa het orice$ for Iano.
iunliQt, at @llItou Bauer oil bli an
nlooCt ON at rcfonltrucre aabinctet
: ina Tul0 uit 0c mere fonieroot,oe
Wicolenmcr. Gcnrofroterne % Gen.
triitcrnc, bli lcnpct no og e~rltattet
mc0 mere ra0ifuIc Glenleuter, IonI
ierit er uootlenot al Nrbcioernca
Characterization. Qette me &abiuet
oil iaa ipae at bangle i8iennem I'll
Sc me &dIg, iom forclcbi1 cr IoltIat
til / @egpnoelicn Al Sunni.
Oct me aabinct3 Communicating
oil rimcligpi3 bIi fllnogiort imorgen,
noar Observation-Disclosures after
truocr Iamnlcu / Berlin. (Gcn boIot
Iom betienot nogle Itsoer / Stltt
gort, citcrot Ncgierirgen bar flpgtet
bcrtil)
Gitcrot ll6enrig3miniiter Wtiiuer
bar hQut en- &onferencc me0 alliereoe
10 a~merlfanife HeprGicntunter
@crIiu, err huu o'9iort in1ob, at Der
oonnc3 Ell Heqicring ubcluffenoe be
Itoocnoe al 6ognrbeioerne5 Heprp-
icntouter, "a ban CT bange Tor, at Ell
Iaaoon Staggering life pil bIi amer.
ficu0t al DC @Illjerc0c.
&morQe3 uofom Der otter nogle
9Ipiicr / NerIin - for ierIte @ang
pQa 10 0nlc.
Oc itrcifeu6c grbeiocrc BENDER
finn trpQt tiIboqc til lit Nrbeloe.
SaoItoca er characterization / ger
lin cnouu life NicnoptoQet.
Sra <hr Tiltrtftet mel0c5 ser
iooQ, at ser or i~llttct en- IS (imer9
&onbcuhuiIe iom HeIuItot AZ 5or=
han0Iiugcr mcIIem Mtjuiitrene Braun
% @ic@bert poo Sen cne SIDE oQ III.
iurQcntCruCa @eOcre pau Sen ou0en.
Gnbpcr al Qortcrue i~orbehoIoer ia
Het til at qienoptoqe aauweu mco
81 (imcr5 BARREL.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-03-26
Sainbrioee Colby
inoipor,n

Otter lange llnoerisgelier / Sena'
tet blep Golbua llbn9pnelle goo.
ficnot, OF han blcu Den 23oe bS. mo.
iporen iom llbeuriasminiiter otter
Hpbert Saniing, ipm reii9nereoe ior
6 ll1er Iiocn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-03-26
Smddnotiicr.
Scmcnpff / Sapnn.

General Semenoff, 0cn ii0ite Al
DC aoIafgeneroler, iom forIsgte at
optrr0e iom SeIpberifcr / gitiibi-
rien, citerat @omiral aoIticbaf bar
fproig, er III bapret / Sopan, eitcr
hpoo Ser telcgraiercs ira 9ofobama.
% ban TOM life tombTIiot. Sam
iorte nleo Jig @lllo I'll mango Wtiais
oner Collars %rrbi. @olibcpiferne
giorhc ct be5perat Soriog paa of
Itnnie set iioite "@uIotrG1t", Tom
boooe om6oro $1,250,000 / 8lllO-
borrer, tilb6renoe bcn itbiriife Hegie-
ring, me oct mislpffcoe@. Scmcn-
oif sgeoe lit Hop betpbeli0t oco Nlpn'
oringen al ganfen i Gbita, ifiont
han 0eroeo npr bar fomnlet paa
&nnt meo Snpnneierne.
Gn6pioere bar Sercroif poerlige-
re pgct inc Higonmme REQ at iomle
op Ell Wrngoe foitbart Tcl5perf paa
i'm Heiie giennem Sibirirn % irlge
set / Snpan. Saa Sen ~piotIDitige SEQ
I~afheooing er en- gan'tc f~oripnllg
SerrenlQu6.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-03-26
Nuno bon ScronCr mcncr.

@crlin 23oc W}urt@. IT. @rcu bon
2cr2ncr, Gbcicu ior ser, tnitc Gclc.
Qotiou / Naria. uotoltt ioog: "Spor.
taci&mcu nil ncoport i IuitIono,
mrominore %crioiIc2 Eroftuteu blir
r~tuiocret, o. set tu'tc Nolt otter fan
0aa til ~9lrbcioc. Vi bar tlitlcr al
~orbeio4lcie Ntrno / Euitlouo, %
naar NImrnitrunncn blir uIcnnem.
'rrt nil ri iao tlicucr Ill elsie lc.
Niac N}oalcr banner 600 @rpbuuo
FOR @olibcpi2me ~ Sportocj@uc.
u ot,ic o~r6eio2Ieic W}a@icr nil ri
bli res at hare. iuotll ale @nrricr1r
rr brpct, "a ri fan ioo Nrcoit %
NoamatcrioIe ~uocnrro
@lotahcu criltcrcr ncmlig / &irf1.
liabcocu cuhm. GritotniuG2flauiu
lcruc / Sruttoten uloa ioruuore5 o.
lcmpc5, % set maa tilooe2 Is at CT.
hoIot %ipSioruoornheocr % at licn.
outage Oort torlllltrtlClIC KIN. "a
iua Stlbaiurt or en- Naoucnoi9hcN
FOR Is.
Sfibc iii h~un6rt0c hlicncr al
Cons, belngIogt AZ sc Aliercoc, bar
IiQQct Ledge iiocn &nobenitjIitanoen.
iorbi Sc NIliercoe life err bIet cniac
on oere$ TorocIiuq. Nnooc G%uitIaur
ioaet gbgoua Ill at brlac ocnne lie.
oige Coinage. iaa pjIbc belle &erbcr
MI orrct behre iarcn, ga ~lloucrIinq
al @orer otter pilbe bare orrct / aor
@irrgc, % Sn'flonb oiIbc beQpuoC
al forrme poa @cncue igicu meb c,
itaSigt miufcroe N(rtnl al NrbcioS.
leie.
Gen mlnrrenbe Grifc MI miIiaenS
| GLIDE oocr on noglc Snge, mcr
! Spartafiitiaren pil oltio brrge I've,
Tom ct trlenoc Socrb, ir6til SreoS,
troftaten blir mooiiicerct."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-03-26

Al'NNiN AlAAApAl u O'AN 80" '~OfNN
Gmife," tiger ban. Sfsl9e liolt(
Solfctpuing q 1910 bar Der / belC
SlcSpia, mcllcm Sonacanen / Hort
% Gioercn i SpO, 174,200 Menne.
LITER. 6eroi taItc Gnniterne omfrinq
10000 cQcr tenumclig ~neia9tig en-
(reoicoel.
&pao nngoar bans Yaoitnno ON,
at SIeapiq2 mlpprenoe @eioIfninq
er StcoctS llrbeboere, iaa oiIer @t.
~itoricr atfurot oct tiff mooiatte.
Get hi iiQe Tor Gpifcrnc2 @eofom.
mcnoc SIcauig cr GIogammelt
oauf 2nno, % sc Ocrpprcnoc ~.
itcrc cr ira iaoor.
SeIp sc iIc9pi9ifc StcoanaDnc Tor.
trllcr bette tpbclig nof. Gnoog ioa
Ionat Spo iom pco Glen o. oct
aamIc Gamcpirfc primIer set mco
oanifc Nnunc iom Wipiunoc Sfopbn,
Rpbpt, Clorup, lll5nUa, Nroocrabp,
9rnrlp, Sitco .. I. b. Gnoo9 BRO.
uinicna 3apn SIc9pig (Slicn5 &ig)
cr ~prrcoouif.
&iiuof bar Gnifernc qiort lit bcoite
ior al iortpifc oiaic Noonc, Ii8eiom
Sc / Noroilc3ojg bar omoobt CpbbeI
til GiIppcl, Aobenroo til gIpeuraoe,
6o0cr2Icu til Nuocr3lcbcn, Rooetro
til Roocntro9cu o. I b, men bette
@icnoebcri cr al mcgct icrif Tato.
Glcr ON /. Gr. &r. "Gbr. 81"
bnp0c umoqct Jig % poo "Cl0tios
mtiGct" / @iel % tiact Iiot poo oc
GloaamIc nonite hiitoriite 9Ift.
ltDftcr % Cloiuqcr, iom cr Qrapet
no al Slcapiga &oro - en- Somlirg,
iom Euitcrnc ieIp / Sen @ruo ielte
iom en- Tntlugc, at oc omiiocr iprcotc
ocu ior ale Niuoc - GuitlQno?
Nr. "Gbr. N."3 @amcntatioucr
opcr 6oIteaiitcmninQcn cr qanite
turio2 Ssrit iortpuer ban at Sle9
pigs NcioItuinq cr ~oocrocicnoe init
- bare 10000 Sanifc al 100000
&nbbu9Qcrc. Wfcn iaa ortpocr han
WtlIighcoen al, at Ganiterur mnoife
olligcpeI oil icirc. 90 Sen oQnife
llnNcrtrnfcIic hi ricbIiffcIiQ bcaunoc
poanp, i%aalnort Den oonlte Reaiering
after iour SIc2pig / lin Niaqt."
Gr oct be 10000 Ganife. ion
nnlig mc0 cnbcIs3 Eubel icIo itentte
zig tllbage Ill Gonmorf, ion Sen
ou0itnb3iuloc onnife &cgierinq nil
bcgpuoe at lmocrtrutfc2 Gaer uil
ocn Gnn ignng mco nj unoertue oc
1,350,0O0 @ Enitcrc, iotn life
fonmcr iii at tiIberc Gnumarf?
1t is a puzzle indeed.
"Slc@uiQcrnc ho6er oen 0anifc
HcaierinQ. Sou piot III bar bort,
criitcrer ser inQcn ilcapiqif Station.
Ser er 0onitc SIe2piQere, OF ser cr
tuifc, o0 9Iiitcnmingcn3 cucite tSor
mnal uor at ifiue Dem as. Nui2 Nr.
"Gbr. 81" fmNc lrie Can't ~ huao
ban iirlQe III Nnpu hlroc ppre iitouo
til - % bul2 han hapoe N0golQ Ill
onn'tc Nlaoe, ioa njloc ban maaifc
Ioruenmc uoQct AZ Dem @6lac al
lltcn9 @caclltrinG OF @lPoc iow /
Ni8ie Sage rulcr Qicumcm Sc oonlfc
9}oroilcauiQcrc2 Narcr outr lloii9tcu
til al fonmc tlIbngc I'll lit cQct GuIf
Cc lloitc &looc ira Conmurf ior
teller, at set bor hUu0t, al Tolf ser
ncoc boAitoucliR err oro al @lUoc.
Ntcn Chr. g." bcariber inlrntinl
al bette.
0,,h So, .,;f, R,;,1r,,,, cns
nj, or,oor Nil n,, f,,,,,,, ~ - ,,n,
r~,;,,+i, S.. ;,r,,,, l,rh,n ~
Gaumort hcrcitcr Tom / Sc iorlrbur
- or,r o., Son.. SOS ~ n,,, n,,,;t,
W,,;,r;r, hr,, i,rr,S,s .n,,n,r,
,,o,,;,,@I',i.
00h, ~ r,b,,. ., ,,r, as
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-03-26

renee mco ct Weolern al ben gamle
rilsiiife legation / aisbenbopn (fra
G5artioenD. Get iorlpoer, at ban for.
flareoe i'm oiplon1atiife %2anosmanb,
booroon Huslano funbe reooes fra
9oIibepismen, og bpab ban / oen
@nlebning o9ter at ioreilaa for De
gQiere0e.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-03-26
%il lempe paa Sraftatrn.

ToriS 24be Marts. - 8clanot.
raaeet er M blet enia ON fin Sob.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-03-26
Nitti or bar1n6icrtig.

Sra Som telegraieres oen 22oc
Warts. - Gremierminilter Nitti no
talte ibng, ioet ban preientereoe lit
me aabinet for 9eputeretfamret, at
europa fon 9ienoinoe i'm Sigepe9t
finn pes al Splflonb oe &iislano blir
rebabiliteret. Ger blroe ira Ear.
lomentcr % ToIf lpbe en- frnitig but
man Stemme, iom ~opiororer til
Spmpoti % 9armbierti9bco nleo De
o%uerpunone," in10e Nitti.
San bem,bebe oereier Sorila9 I'll
ME Sfattereiornlcr, illloitpnhig &c
mobiliierina al s(rmeen, Smoannel-
ic al Sfi6Sueriterne for @p9ning al
SanbelSifibe, NebiGttelIe al Soloen
paa &peoc o. (. b.. San oplpite og-
ioa, at M iremmeo aapital, iom blcp
m%nbrngt / StaIien for at sge Eroorlf,
tionen, piloe bare lfutteiri.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-03-26
Gprfs 3promanur mnroct.

Srlano bar lpnge pHret lont erl
fogenoe Seregrpoe. Hct Iom set er,
goar set los meo blooigc Sammen-
iteo. Sioite 2srbag bIeo 9pen GorfS
2oromapor, Sinn Seinercn IbomaS
0tcGurtain, inigmprbet al Ell @anOe
al maifereoe WSpnO, iom trGngte Jig
ino / bans SuS. Sr1en err arreItc.
ret, og Volitiet er enonu fife De mo-
iferebe @anoitter poa Sporet.
Tcnne SorbrpoeII1 bar / bsi @rao
oget GjRrin9en % llroen / SrlanO.
Zen mprbebe 2oromo0or3 @egrapel-
ie bleb en- imponcrcnoe @~egipcnbco.
$4,000 MenneIfer muricberebc / 2ig.
ieI0et, o~eriblunot 900 Nrbeiberc
ira 9nenS Sernboncoerfiteber, Tom
oeo Wiooagstio iorIoo lit 9rbeioe %
/ iamIct Tlof 9it til airfen. Otter
@egrapeIIen nen0te &c tilbngc I'll lit
Nlrbcioc. @iifopcn al Gorf forretteoe
ielp / Somfirfen. Senere uoiteote
ban en- Ippcl til Solicit onL at for
holoe Jig roIig.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-03-26
Misunderstanding,
sgd St. Paul ~Kvagmarked.

"a. DARTS.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-03-26

YSrrnIp 4. sEooxp CLASS xArrxS JUNE isrn 1905 ~
rax posr oFTIcb At pxookAH. IOWA. USDhh TIN ACT
,x Co~s.Ess oY MlNoa s. 1859.
The Washington times., 1920-04-22
Clothing For the Baby

A binder of soft flannel should be
worn for a few weeks. IL II Is not
applied too tightly. The breathing
of an infant is of the abdominal
type, and the diaphragm can de-
scend only with difficulty IL the abb
domen Is tightly bound. The binder
should be discarded as soon as pos
sible. The interminabh wearing Of
this garment is a common error.
Mothers should not keep their
babies too warmly clothed. Babies
that give much trouble by throw
ing off the bedclothes do so simply
because they are kept too warm.
This overcovering Is the cause of
considerable danger to babies, since
they perspire when first put to bed,
and then, after their skin and night
clothes have become damp, free
themselves of all covering and lie
with nothing over them but their
wet night clothes. Each baby must
be individually studied, to ascertain
just how much clothing will keep
the child comfortable, without caus
ing perspiration.
The Washington times., 1920-04-22
When q Girl Mar1ies
BY Anne Lisle.

TO cell her ia never stopped caring
even when I hadn't any right 10.
Gee whillikens! IL was nercel
Ihen this morning when 4 get
10 the office, there sits Pat Dalton
at my desk. And he hits out from
the shoulder. Man-talk. Once or
TWICE 4 got pretty hot under tbe
collar. Once or twice I felt pretty
cheap. And more than once or
twice ! was about ready To kieL
my senior partner out OF the place.
But at the 1nish I got pretty durn
sorry for him. And when he left
sat mulling over the last thing he'd
said. This Is what IL was:
what Pat said.
Neal, young fellow. my lad, I've
made a fine, botch OF my life. And
I've done little. enough To make the
finest woman in the world happy.
Do you want to come to my age
feeling the same way2 Pride's the
most expensive luxury in the world.
Neal. Are you going to wreck your
life on yours-your life and hersp
Next thing you know, Babbs.
had Phoebe on the phone. And I
. WAS asking her all breathIess and
scared II she's see me for five min
utes. Dizzy I was FOR fear she'd
turn me down"
Then Phoebe interrupted with a
happy laugh:
IL was more scared than he was.
Anne. But said-why not for ten
minutes? i almost died OF shame
when l heard the words coming.
But he called me a darling and said
he'd be at the apartment in a taxi
In record time. And l was in the
lobby waiting"
"And / gave the doorman a FLYER
for knowing enough to look the
other way at the right time" added
Neal, interrupting in turn. "And
now all I've got to do is persuade
the little girl that next week is the
ideal time for a wedding"
"Don's be In such a rush." said.
getting up and turning my back on
their unashamed JOY of each other.
III show as much knowledge of
which way to look as any doorman
can display" I added lightly.
But my thoughts weren't light at
all. / was wondering how Virginia
who. had never approved OF Neal
would accept him now. Now that
ne had been publicly Tilted by Envy
Mason. Now that he was Pat Dali
tons partner.
-, Ito BE Continued.)
The Washington times., 1920-04-22
BOOKS

SAILOR GIRL. BY Frederick II. Moore.
New York: d. Appleton & Co.
A swift-moving story of piracy.
murder and adventure in the China
seas; a wildly melodramatic yarn.
in which plots and counter plots
follow in bewilderingly rapid sue
cession. and which Involves the for
tune and life of a beautiful, twenty
four-year old heiress, not to men
ton the lives of many others. from
her authoress-friend, down through
list including professional
gambler. a sea captain, turned pi-
rate, and other persons of varying
degrees of standing and respect
ability. -.-,
Beginning in San Francisco. the
story carries on to Manila and there
board the Coral Queen. one of
Eleanor Glendon's vessels. which
Immediately becomes a hotbed of
crime and conspiracy. There are
ruthless crimes and plots of crimes,
piracy runs rampant; revolvers
bark necessarily when the action
becomes fast and furious at about
fireplace where the old ten-twenty-
thirty mellerdramers got ready to
ring down the curtain on the third
act. Gore flows freely-Caucasian
and Mongol-as the Williams hatch
their dastardly plans. only to be
foiled by the beautiful heroine and
the poor-but-honest, though mis-
understood young hero.
The Coral Queen. which had tho
Williams Vaccinations found fulfill
ment would have reposed with many
a corpse in Davy Jones locker, was
saved, the Williams all met a we'll
deserved, though gruesome end: and
honesty and virtue emerged from
the muck and mess of intrigue and
crime triumphant.
Thrills? We, Gods.
The Washington times., 1920-04-22
. Real Gratitude.

In a certain parish there was
worthy clergyman who devoted
most OF his income to the poor. In
the parish there was man to
whom he gave every week many OF
the necessaries of life. Remember
ing how the clergyman had to deny
himself in order to give so gen.
erously, a woman once said to the
pensioner: t'Don't you think it is
very good fof the minister to look
after you like this and give you
all these nice things?" Whereupon
the pensioner, who was at the mo-
ment dining upon the good mans
bounty, looked up with his mouth
full, and, with an expression of as
constituent, asked: Good of him?
Why, what's he for"
The Washington times., 1920-04-22

you so desire, or you may soak
them and chop them to suit your
taste.
This combination of vegetables Is
not the only thing one may pur-
chase in this fashion, but II Is the
only thing ! have tried in my own
home.
At any rate, II Is nice to know
that such things may be prepared.
and II one had a package of this
dehydrated product on hand and
soup stock, one might always be
sure of soup-good, too-for uncx-
pected guests.
/ found II was not necessary to
soak the vegetables so long In this
particular brand as some have
tried. so that one might make the
soup more easily and quickly.
Other brands that i have worked
with necessitated an overnight
soaking to obtain results, and that
was one of the reasons that i did
not like them.
And another something" These
things were all clean and not a
grain of foreign substance of any
sort to be found in them.
The Washington times., 1920-04-22

road for their rates. Then he pratt
ties about FLORENCE, and feel pro-
found adherence for any place that
isn't very old. and he sings delight
full ditties of the charming Arctic
cities, till I'm almost sure I could
forget the cold. But when get
busy packing / can feel my interest
Stacking and the beauties of the
Orient seem bunk, for my thoughts
OF home grow tender and the
chances are but slender that I ever
will get started from Podunk. 1t
may be a silly feeling but for all
the travellers spelling don't
banker very much to wander round.
/ am really nighty happy. life is
full OF zest and snappy when ! keep
my feet upon familiar ground. 1t
The Washington times., 1920-04-22
ST. PAID FOR EACH
DOLLAR SAVED

Here a n chance for every one
10 earn a dollar by telling now
she has saved "a dollar. IL may DC
a dollar or more. II may hAss
been saved In a day or wee
Howe, err, all that matters Is ho"
IL was saved.
81 saved and 81 earned by inc
telling OF the saving makes %
How about itl Be brief ana wri's
only on one side OF paper.
will award a prize OF u eAch
day for one OF the suggesuoh''
which l print.
IL your .nrst letter doesn't gst
a prize. try again. Even II IL does
that Is no bar TO your getting an
other II your idea Is worth It.
Checks N.ii be mailed TO WIN
ners.
ELIZABETH LATTIMER
The Washington times., 1920-04-22
This Letter Wins
Today's Economy Prize.

DEAR ELIZABETH LATTIMER:
saved a dollar or more by taking
the supple legs of old gum boots.
wrapping them smoothly over tho
tops and bottoms OF half-worn fur
trimmed feits, securing the bottoms
with small tacks, stitching the heels
together and leaving tho rubber hign
enough to turn in over the felt,
which, with few invisible stitches.
made a smooth. durable finish. For
winter use they were the most COM
Portable waterproof shoes I ever wore.
MRS. E. J. HOGG.
Tabsooth p. o..
SCOTLAND Co., Va
The Washington times., 1920-04-22
The Rhyming
Optimist
By Aline Michaelis.

TrHERE are cities by the legion
set in many a far-off region
= which the traveller assures
me are Al, and I'm certain he Is
posted, for I've often heard IL
boosted, he has been in every land
beneath the sun. Yes, he talks
about Havana in a most convincing
manner, and the climate there Is
perfect, so he states. He can pirate
OF Pasadena till I'm sorry I've not
seen her, and / even ask the rail-
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Saving Money in the Home;
Little Tricks For Women
in Household Economics
By Elizabeth Lattimer.
few days there comes

rvERY few days there comes TO
me something new TO try.
- Sometimes I welcome the
new food; sometimes sigh for
I am inclined TO be dubious about
80 many, many products,
Last ween one OF our nice men
brought me a package OF deny
drafted vegetables and asked me TO
work with them. ~
Today, will tell you about my
experiments.
Dehydrated foods will occupy n
more and more important place In
our foodstuffs as time passes. and
as women-and men-appreciate
the advantages OF having them so
prepared. At present they are In
their infancy and SO many or US are
losth to try them.
The package In particular that
have in my home IL "a combina-
ton OF vegetables suitable for
soups, salads or something OF that
sort and / am willing to confess
i was not enthused over them at
first.
An Experiment.
However. soaked them and
simmered them gently until tender
Then / used them with some soup
stock / had on hand and really I
had a delicious soup for luncheon.
So far. so good.
Next / simmered some for a
salad. Mixed with good. we'll
seasoned boiled dressing. on shred
ded lettuce. l found that they were
different" from anything had
ever tried, but the crowning
achievement was my sauce.
The package carried no directions
for this; l just made 1t up out of
my own head. took some of the
soup that was left over, and put II
through the PURGE. sieve, then sea-
soned II, allowing a tablespoon of
Worcestershire sauce for two cups
of the liquid and pulp, teaspoon
of walnut sauce and half a teaspoon
of Chile POWDER Then / thickened
the liquid with a tablespoon of
flour. mixed with little water
and let it boil up SO the flour would
be well cooked.
The result was one of the incest
sauces i ever served with meat
loaf and I shall add 1t to my col
lection of recipes that desire to
keep.
. Your Pleasure.
1t Is not necessary to cook the
vegetables to use them for a salad,
one may just soak them in cold
water and drain the water off. but
preferred mine cooked You may
choose to eat them the other way.
and 1t is for you to decide which
Is best.
There are carrofs and potafaas
onion, celery, spinach, parsley and
other things. and you may leave
them cut in the original pieces. IL
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is well to view the graces of those
celebrated places and to know your
way in hamlet's of renown: as for
me. / may be foolish, or perhaps
just simply mulish, but / like to
stay right here in my home town.
So let other fellows wander in
strange lands away off yonder, I
will stick upon the job and hold
things down, and I'll bet each weary
rover. when his junketings are over,
will explain: mo spots as fine as
my home town.
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whose rre.e-s serial H.. Scored a
Bis Popular Success.
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BY Brice Belden, M. D.
THE ideal clothing for a baby

THE IDEAL clothing for paby
should be simple, warm and
loose, allowing ample, free
movement for respiration, and for
the movement of the arms and legs.
The ordinary night costume of a
baby is really what ought to be
worn during the day, for 1t is just
what we have described, but the en-
forcement of such common-sense
simplification Of infantile apparel
seems hopeless.
The dressing of babies, in all
countries, absurd. In some coun
tries they are simply wound round
and round with a binder, which re-
stricts all movements. With us, too
many garments are used, and they
are difficult to put on and off.
. A long loose dress should be the
only garment. but wooden shirts
and flannel petticoats and all sorts
of furbelows are decreed by fashion.
vanity, tradition and health super
stitions.
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She Looked Sweet.

II was the morning after the
coming out party" and the old
cook. taking advantage of the privi-
Iege OF long and faithful servitude,
said to the daughter of the house:
Miss Ethel. you did look sweet last
night. why. I scarcely knew you!
There wasn't a thing about you that
locke ed natural"
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