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Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-04-26
ANGLIA MEGINA TAIKIN-
TIES SU AIRIJA.
Pamainomi anglu valdininkai
Dubline.

Londonas, bal. 25. Ne
reikia nei kick abejoti, kad
Angliios vyriauSybd il vel at
maino Savo politika Airiios rel
kale il visa atsineSimq ] pa
cius sinn-feinerius.
VyriauSybG pamatt, kad
ziaurumais, persekioiimais
nieko ne tik nepelnySi, bet dar
padidinsi zm6niq pagiezq. Tad
da6ar norma atmainyti talk
tikq If prie zmoniQ prieiti gra-
ziHoiu, paSvenciant tam tiksIui
zymiuS nu@ileidimuS.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-04-26
Armenia Nepriklausoma;;
AnatOLija tappat
ITALTJAI CANA KARES.
Taip perspeja talkininkus
italu premjeras.

San Reno, bal. II. II Jus
turG~ite kare Nazojoj All
.ioj. Italia ten nepa<iQS nei
vieno Savo kareivio. nei ne
duo> tam tikSIui nei vienoS
liro<".
Taip p0Sak1 ItoIijo~ prem
icra> Nitti taIkininkam>, ty.
AngIijoS ir PrancuziJoS
premjeram II kittens atSto-
vans. diskuSuojant apie TWr-
kiioS taiko> >utarti.
jus attmtte nuo turkQ jQ
Sventqii miestQ Adrianopo-
L., sake premjeras Nitti.
JUS turkQ >oStine ,pad@jote
Svetimon kontrol9n; iQS ate
m1te nuo jQ kiekvienQ dides-
ri uoSt2 Il djJeSne~ daIis--,e-
ritorijo>.
"Ir penki tmkQ at>tovai,
kuriuoS jus paSkyr1te, pa>i-
ra<y> po taikoS <utartImi.
Bet to~ >utartie< nepripazin>
nei turkU liaudiS, nei turkl
parIamenta>.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-04-26
"BELA KUN" YRA BIO
GAS zoDIs.

Vienna, bal. %. - Bella Kun
yra bolsevikas. Jls kituomet
daug piktu darby atliko va
dovaudamas komunistams I'M
garijoje.
Dabar Ungarijoj zodziai
"Bela Kun" pavartojami EMO
gaus izeidimui.
NesenaiA Budapeste susibare
du kaimynu. Vienas is ju kita
pavadino "Bela Kun" Izeis-
tasis savo kaimyna patrauke
teisman.
Teismas pripazino, kad." Be
la Kun" yra pikti zodziai. II
piktzodziautoja nubaude.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-04-26
CAILLAUX NUBAUSTAS
KALEJIMU.
Be to, atimta jam balsavimo
teises.

Paryzius, bal. q. 24.-Pagaliaus
senatas paskeib6 savo iStarme
buvusiam premjerui Caillaux,
kurs bllvo teisiamas uz Sales
iSdavyste.
ISdavysteje jis pateisintas,
bet nubaustas uz susmesimus
su prieSininku kares metll,
nors tas buvo daroma ne bio
gals Saliai tikslais.
Bausme:: Treji metal kaleJl-
mo, netekimas balsavimo tel
siu il teises uzimti koki nors
valdiSka ofisa. Kitos visos pi-
1ietinas teises jam paliktos.
Kadangi jis kalejime yra is
buves kuone trejus metus, tad
tas laikotarpis jam priskaity-
tas prize ,bausmes. Paliko kale-
ii tik vienas menuo.
Be to visa, buves 1premjeras
trri uzmokati visas byios ve-
dino leSas.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-04-26
NEPAVYKO JIEMS PREKY
BOS KONFERENCIJOS.
Jie grumoja suomiiai ir XII
toms .viespatijoms.

Stockholmas, bal. "A. = IS
Suomijos pareina ziniQ, kad
ibolSevikai iSnaujo nerimauja
prizes suomius ir kartais gall
prad6ti atakas.
Suomija su sotietu Russia
veda tarybas. Rolsevikai rel
kalauja., kad suomiQ kariuo-
meme atsimestu is kaikuriQ
pozicijQ Siauriniais Suomijos
jparubeziais.
Bet suomiai neklauso. Sake,
jie nekuomet nesutillsia su
boISevikQ reikalavimais. Ir
atakQ nebija.
Kituose frontuose tas pat.
Pabaltijos vieSpatiju il len
ku frontuose bolSevikai taip-
pat trukSmauja. Ipac prizes
lenkus jie gamma zabangus.
Mes lenkai atSisallo taikinties,
paduodami prieSginiaujancias
bolSevikams saIygds.
Bolsevikai nori padaryti pa
liaubas su lenkais ir till tuo-
met stoti i taikos tarybass
Lenkai paliauboms priesinasi.
BoISevikai taryboms siQlo
kokiq nors neutrale vieta. Bet
lenkai nuoIat stow uz miesta
Borisova, Baltgudijoj.
BolSevikams yra tad aisku,
kad lenkai nenori taikos If lu-
keruoja kokios tai geresnes
progos.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-04-26
TALKININKAI ARESTUO-
IA TURKUS.
Turkai sarlkiami ginti
sultana.

Konstantinopolis, bal. "a
Balandzio q diena cia talkl-
ninku militarin6 valdzia Suar-
eStavo buvusi tmkQ minlsteriQ
pirmininkq (didijl vezira)
Izzet paSQ.
Taippat suimtas gen. Air
"a paSa If kit zymesnieji tur-
kai.
Izzet paSa yra zinomas
kaipo veikliausias vadas tur-
ky politikoie. Praeito kovo
mdnesi jis buvo kvieciamas
sudaryti naujq turkQ kabinetq,
kuomet Sail paSa buvo pasl-
ketines atsistatydinti.
Be to, jis yra nuskirtas Tur-
kijos atstovu su kitais keliau-
ii Paryzim il tenai nuo talki-
ninku priimti taikOs sutarti.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-04-26
PLECIASI REVOLIUCIJA
MEKSIKOJE,

Washington, bal. 2+. - Off
cijald<e zinio<e pareiSkiama,
kad rcyoliucija Meksikoje
prizes Calranzq pleGiaSi Wis lab
tjauS. Revoliucijonieriai jau
atvirai <kelbia, Ead Carranza
'mi eiti Iauk.
| MekSikos pakraSGius, kat
ruos palieCia revoliucija, Suv.
ValstijoS >iunGia kar6S laivuS
ginti SavuOSiuS reikalus.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-04-26
NEBUs VETERANAMS Be-
NUsU, KoL NEBUs
GAUTA PINIGU.
Tip sakoma paoiam kong.ese.

Washington, bal. %. = Re
rublillonu atstcvu lyderis kon-
grcse, atstovas Mondell, pra-
nesd, kad kareiviams vetera-
MANS nebus greitai duodan.l
bonusai, jei kartais tokius pr
pains kongreSas.
lis sake, pitmiausia reikia
>uraSti versmeS, IS kur gautl
pinigQ. II tik kuomet pinlSlIs
vyriausyb6 lures savo rankoSe,
tuomet veteranams bus duct
bonusai.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-04-26
ITALIJOJ STEIGIAMI OAR
BININKV sovIETAI.
Pakyla del streiku ir del sto-
kos maisto.

Paryzius, bal. "a. = Italiia .
grumojja naujas pavojus. Di-
desniuose miestuose, kuf yra
;ndustrijos central, pakyla
streikai. Nepasitenkine danbi-
ninkai steigia sovietus ivai-
riose dirhtuFese.
Be to patti italu socijalistp
partija referendum pripazino
ismaginti darbininlSu sovietu
naudinguma.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-04-26
Pirmieji zingsniai.

Pirmuoiu tame atsitikime
yvl.iauSvbds zingSniu galima
pa2vmdti fakta, kad Airijos
pasekretoriauS asiStentas Sir
Jol'n laylor PaIe'ozlalll"S we
40 90; ~ ,l,olbto of;ciialiai
r o;s,.;, 1.,I ,ra,.,o,. -,
,. ~ ,s;,,,,,.'. ,.;o+o..
w.: a4 lad :;
d,no;an nasn o,.vz tan ,,zsiami-
n,oi
TorIor vra 70. zmoo.ns l5n-
,.;ono vic; nril,aiSioio norso-
I.;; , fo;,~,r;,,
I:4 ,'''',, I.,,an,ot
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-04-26
Isnaujo Ina Nerimauti
BolSeyikai
Nerimavimo priezastis.

Ne vien negalimas susitai-
kymas su savo kaimynais var
gina bolSevikus. Yra dar If XII
tQ priezasGiu.
Pavyko bolsevikams padary-
ii taika Su Estonija. Bet su
kitomis vieSpatijomis dabar
nei zingsnio pirmyn.
Megino jie uzmegsti preky-
bos rysius su talkininkais ir
visu pasauliu. Bet If tasai SUI
manymas nepavyko.
Kuomet jiems Siandie visur
prisieina suklupti, jie megina
pasirodyti su militarine galy-
be. M6gins atakuoti priesinin-
kus il prirodyti savo stipru-
ma.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-04-26
PENNSYLVANIA KALTI-
MAMA PERzENGIME
PROHIBICIJOS.

Washington, bal. 25! -" Sau-
sieii" kongreso atStovai pakt-
l6 Sauk<mq, kad Pennsylvania
perzengia prohibicijos istaty-
ma. Sakoma. Scrantone IL a
pyIinll6Se dirbamaS aluS If Sa-
Iiunuose be .niekur-nieko par
davin6jamas.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-04-26

tures pasitrarkti is uzImawo:'
viatos. \
Paskui il. Suprantama, eis
Salin il kit augStesnieji val
,Iininkai. II tuomet naujo va
dytojo rumai bus placiai att
daryti sinn-feineriamS. Bus
iSreikstas jiems prielankumaS
II bus imtasi su sais tartleS,
idant Airija graziuoju suSy-
vcntQ su Anglia.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-04-26
BELGU KARALIUS APLAN
KYS BRAZILIJA.

BRUSSELS, bal. 25. = Belgq
karaIius Albertas pri&m6 Bra
ziIijos prezidento Pessod pa
llvietimq aplankyti tq Sail. Tur
but, rugpjutyj karalius iSke-
IiauS Brazilijon.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-04-26
Krassino misija.

Cia bolSeviko Krassino mi
sija visai nepavylo. Mes mel
su jokia salimi nepadaryti
prekybos zingsniai.
Konferencijose su lvairiQ
Saliu atstovais Krassin isreis-
Ike nora su visu pasauliu init
vesti prekyba. Bet negalejo
duoti jis gvarantijos, kad sa-
liq prekyba nenukentds Rusi-
.joje.
'Taippat Krassin negalejo
gvarantuoti ir uztiSrinti, ar
bolSeviku valdzia tikrai sutIn-
ka atmok9ti senas Rusijos
skolas.
Kad taip, tad niekas negali
ir apsimti vesti prekyba su so
vietine Russia.
Del tQ il kitokiq nepavyki-
mu bolSevikai ina nerimauti.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-04-26
KARES VALDzIA MIESTE
BUTTE.

Butte, Mont, bal. "a. - Cia
paSkelbta kar6s pad6tis po i
vykusiQ Salimais streikininkQ
riauSiQ. Atvyko federale ka-
riuomen6.
Il suzeistQ riauSiq metu 16
darbininkQ 4 vargiai pagys.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-04-26
ANATOLIJA ATSISKYRE
NUO TURKIJOS.
Procizijonaliu prezidentu pa
skirtas Kemal.

Londonas, bal. II. - EN-
change Telegraph kompanijal
* Kon>tantinopoIio praneSta,
kad Anatolija paSi>keIb6 ne
prikIauSoma nuo TurkijoS ir
iSteigt nuO>avQ vyriVlSybe,
ProviziionaIiu prezjdentu pa
liktaS Mu>tapha Kemal paSa,
vvriau>iaS turkQ nacijonallStQ
yada>.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-04-26
sENATAS PATVIRTIEO
PRIEsSoCIJALISTI-,
MUS B1LIUs.

Albany, N. Y, bal. 25.
New Yorko valstijos senatas
patvirtino priessocijalistiaias
il;iius. u bilius balsavo 36 at-
stovai, gi pries IA.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-04-26
NIEKAS NENORI INIT
GLOBON ARMENIJOS.
Tad paskelbta il nepriklau-
soma.

San Reno, bal. u. - AugS-
toji talkininku taryba Ar
mtnijQ paskeLbd nepriklauso-
ma reSpublika.
TaS ivyko po to, kuomet nei
vicna vieSpatija neSutiko prl-
init <iQlomo ArmGnijOS man.
datO.
Talkininkai tQ mandatQ siQ-
l. kai-kuriomS neutral6ms Sa-
Has. SiQi6 paSkui net lSpani-
.iai ir Kanadai. Su mandatu ne
>utiTlo nei Suv. NalStijoS.
PaSekmtje Sails paskelbta
nepr:klau>oma. Bet rubeziQ jai
nu. tymas atidGtaS tolesniam
laikt,i.
Tik vicnas HesIla5d dmas- ga
Ii ivykti Arm6niioje, jei tenai
palikS nemazaS SkaitliuS tur-
ku. Site >u laiku gall nuversti
armdnQ vyriausybe il Salies
vaIdziQ paimti Savo rankOsna.
Sito taIkininkai hijOSi.
Tautp sajunga neprisieme Ar
menijos.
Pirm to nuSprendimO tautQ
>Qjungai buvO paSiQlyta paim-
ii gIobon Arm6nijQ.
Bet SqjungoS pildancioji ta-
ryba nepriSi6mG pasiQlymo.
Taryba atkreip6 talkininkQ do
ma ! faktQ, kad sqjunga to-
kiemS tikSlamS neturi l6SQ. Gil
Arm6nijoS globojimas visuo-
met turi but SuriStas su dide-
l6mis iSlaidomiS. kadangi ia
Sails yra dideliam varge II
nuolatiniam pavojuje.
TautQ SqjungoS taryba .bu-
tQ SutikuSi, jei vieSpatijos tam
tikSIui butQ paskyruSioS pini-
gu. Bet taS. nepadaryta.
Vokietijos klausimas.
Siandie talkininkp taryba
Svar>tyS dar Vokietijos kau-
<imq. Anglia nori taikos su-
tartyje pad6ti pataisyma fl
nansiniam reikale. NOri nus
kirti aprlbota kar6s atlygini-
mo suma, kokia Vokietija tu-
ri iSmok6ti paskirtu laiku. Be
TO, norma tq sumq padaryti
labjaus prieinama vokieciams,
Seniau buvo pranesta, kad
tam. sumanymui didziai prize
$inaSi Prancuzija. Mes Sta no
ri is Vokietjos isgauti kuo-
daugiausiai atlyginim6:
Tad Siandie ir vel gal ivyks
Susikirtimas uz skirtingas pa
ziuras.
~ II
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-04-26
New York; bal. "a. = Kai

kurios didziules krautuves
ina zymiai atpiginti drabu-
zius, kuomet mieste padidejo
kampanija w vilkejima senQ
If darbiniu drabuziQ.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-04-26
TAIP NLEKAD NEBUVA.

me- me- gerbamasis Ga nerekalaujama nieko primoke
ii uz extra pareikalauamus vaius Kausk ko k olo
nereika, absoliuciai nerelda
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-04-26

Paryzius, bal. 25. Prancu-
ziia padare sutarti su bolsev'.
IS.ne Rusijos valdzia susimai-
nvti kares nelaisviais.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-04-26
Uzeme kares ofisa.

Damad Ferid paSa, dabarti-
mis- turkQ ministeriu pirminin-
kaS, savo kontrol6n pa6m6 ka-
res ofisq, kadangi ten pakile
neSusipratimai veikiant prizes
nacijonalistus.
Daugelis turkQ valdininkQ
prie$inasi, kad cia skaitlingai
areStuojami nacijonalistai il
jQ Salininkai. Del to isreiSkia-
ma daug nuolankumo paciam
naciionalistp vadui Mustapha
kelsai.. =, ,-..-.......s o.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-04-26
Suimta 1000 naciionalistu.

Nacijonalistai kasdien bu-
riais are$tuOjami il uzdaroml
j kalGjimus. LigSiol jQ dau-
giau 200 suimta.
PaSakojama, kad augStesnie-
j ir zymesnieji oficierai, dir
bantieji kar6s ofise, pamela
savo uzsiGmimus il danginasi
j Anatolija, kad tenai prisi-
:iungti prize Mustapho Kemal.
Kaikuriose vakarinGs Ana
tolijos vietose ivyksta susir6-
mimai nacijOnalistQ su sultano
kariuomene. Konstantinopolis
visai atkirstas nuo AnatOlijos.
Nesusisiekiama nei trauki-
niais, ne kitokiomis priemOne-
mis-.
saukiami turkai prizes
talkininkus.
Adrianopolio .komendan-
tas, prhk. Jafar Tayar, pa
skelb6 proklemaccija j turkus.
Saukia jis visus musulmanuS
susivienyti iE pakilus, palluo-
suoti sultana nuo talkinlnkR
intekm6s.
"Mes nekovojame prizes sui
tana, bet prizes jo kalintojus, :"
sakoma proklemacijoje. ''Pa-
saulis Zinc, kad Trakija yra
turku il musulmanQ. Mes ne
kuomet nesam pertrauke ryslq
su sultanu, kufi mes pripazl-
stam savo augsciausiuoju viz
Sininku. Bet Smirnos likimo
payyzdis stow musq akyse.
| Mes zinome graikus, katrie zu-
do musQ brolius If naikina
turkq sodybas. Taippat mes
zinome, kad toks pat likimas
laukia musq nuo graikq, jei
mes nepasiruosime patys apsi-
ginti,
"Nacijonalistai pakilo Tur-
kijoje su tue momentu, kuo-
met graikai uzeme Smirna IL
eme terioti turkus. Tas pat
priesininkas gaminasi rzpulti
Trakija.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-04-20
EAST BRAINTREE

Mrs. Mary Farnsworth has returned
home after passing the winter in Green
field. Mass, with her daughter, Mrs
W II. Homer
Mr.. and Mrs i, L. Flint were in
Roxbury Sunday TO attend the funeral
of Mrs. Glenn Flint and infant son.
l.. c. Buttertield wife and little
daughter, Laura, came Saturday from
Springfield to spend the week end with
his parents here
Miss Lackey OF Montpelier is visiting
her sister, Mrs Alice Ferguson.
Mr. and Mrs. c. +. McCuen have re-
ceived word that their daughter, Helen.
is quite i'll with the measles in Green
field. Mass. where she IS teaching
Miss Lorene Walker is engaged TO
teach the village school and Miss Doris
blanchard is to teach the coming year
in the Clough district.
Mrs. Ella Wills has been in Ran.
dolph the past week. the guest OF Mrs
w C. Howard
Charles Jerd of Montpelier has been
visiting his sister, Mrs Josie keycs.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-04-20
WILL DISBAND
CIVIC GUARDS
German Government Yields
to That Demand Of
the Allies
YET A PROTEST IS
MADE TO COERCION
In Note Which the Govern
aent Sent to General
Goullet of the Allies

Berlin, April 10. Disbandmemt OF
German civic guards. demanded in the
allied note of March I2, has been de
cided upon by the Berlin government
In a note to General Goullet, head OF
the allied commission of control here
the government states it is taking this
stop under pressure exerted by those
who ignore actual facts"
Assertion il also made that there
was no idea of using the civic guards
.or mil airy purposes. Every precau-
iGn mad been taken to avoid employ
i"G them in this way, although the
yards during recent troubles per
.}@med valuable protective services, the
nate says.
The government II continues,
.'tsnEst but recognize that the stipula-
4 ms OF the peace treaty compel ii to
dany to the population every POSSIBLE
Is Of protection which in the present
extraordinary circumstances is essen
4 ial fsr the maintenance Of Germanv's
internal security and the fulfilment of
the terms Of the treaty"
In conclusion the government SAYS
It will examine what permissible or
CARNATIONS can serve to this end and
win maintain the local protective char.
acter of such forces, avoiding centrali-
zation of military organizations.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-04-20

on circular saw which his father was
starting, thereby losing three fingers
on one hand.
Arthur Rogers has had herd OF
cows tested by DR., Wakefield OF Hard
wick
Mr. and Mrs. Z. A. Merritt, Mrs T. J.
Rogers and Miss Louise Norris were
business visitors in Montpelier recent
g.
Philip Hodgdon is home from North
field school at Massachusetts, for an in
definite time.
George Laird has installed a new
system of spouting sap in his upper
sugar place. Pipes from each tree con
nected with other and longer lengths,
convey the sap direct to the sugar
house, doing away with all team work
and much lifting. He also has a new
boiling rig, the sugar from both Of his
groves being classed among the very
best in town.
News has been received of the death
OF Nathaniel Mason at the home of his
daughter. Mrs. Frank Jones, at Cum
berland. Me. aged II years. Mr. Ma
son was resident of this town in his
younger days.
Supt. c. j Batchelder has rented
rooms in s. j. Norris house and with
his mother for housekeeper will soon
occupy them,
W. w. Reirden of Barton has been
engaged to deliver the address on
Memorial day.
There will not be any morning serv~
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-04-20

teaspoonful of curry powder mixed
with little hot water, salt and papri'
ka to taste and tablespoonful of
! Worcestershire sauce. Line CREASED
mold with cooked rice, pour in meat
mixture, cover with rice and steam
half an hour.
Beefsteak and Kidney Pie--Cut a
/ pound of flank steak into cubes and
brown quickly with a chopped onion in
little hot dripping. Take out the
/ steak and onion and brown in the same
fat two veal Kidneys also cut in cubes,
Set the kidneys aside and cover the
| steak with seasoned stock, adding half
cupful of strained tomatoes. Simmer
gently until the meat is tender, and
add salt paprika and celery salt TO
| taste after il has cooked for 20 min
utes. Make a rich brown gravy from
the liquor by the addition of Drowned
-four, and the kidneys Ia few sauted
mushrooms are also delicious and turn
into a deep baking dish. Cover top
with pastry and bake.
The following are very popular
dishes, especially with the men folks;
and some of them will reduce the meat
piiA anu 1T tue Ndiut Ntiilt
satisfy the entire family.
Kidney Cheese Relish-Split some
lamb kidneys, remove fat and outer
skin. Chop fine. Slightly brown some
chopped onion in one tablespoonful
butter. Add little chopped parsley.
one tablespoonful of Worcestershire
sauce and a sprinkle of -four. Stir in
kidneys and season. Spread on thin
slices of buttered toast. Cover with
bread crumbs and Parmesan cheese.
Bake 10 minutes.
Cheese and Spinach Roll-Cook two
quarts Of spinach in water Add one
tablespoon butter and a little salt.
Cook until the spinach il tender. Chop.
Add one cup of grated cheese and bread
crumbs enough TO make a mixture still
enough so it can be formed into a roll.
Brown slightly in oven. Serve at once.
Cheesed Clipped Beef-To one cup
of strained tomato add one cup of fine
" minced dried beef and one quarter
cup of grated cheese. Add a little
CAYENNE, a FEW drops of onion juice
and salt and pepper to taste. Melt two
tablespoonful of butter add mixture
and when well beaten add three eggs
well beaten Cook until eggs are I
creamy Sprinkle some leftover rice
or squares Of buttered toast and pour
egg mixture over.
Kidney and Oyster Pudding Parboil |
and slice four lamb kidneys Add one
pint of oysters and juice, two table
spoons butter and salt and pepper to |
taste. Cook until oysters curl. Put in /
baking dish, thicken juice little. put
crust over the top and bake about p 1
Serve very hot.
Deviled Liver-Chop about three
pounds Of liver Cbeef Is entirely salts
factory with one quarter of a pound |
Of salt pork. Add one-half Of pint
Of bread crumbs. one teaspoon of pep
per. one half teaspoon of cayenne. one
half teaspoon Of mace and cloves aud
one teaspoon mustard. Mix well. Put
in dish aud set in cold water Cover
saucepan Place on Ere and cook two
hours. Take out and set in oven to
steam Serve cold in slices.
Dorothy Dexter
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-04-20
BRADFORD

Funeral services in memory of the
late Annie Weston Parker, wife OF
Harry L. Parker were held ait the
home here this afternoon. Burial was
in the family lot in the cemetery on
the upper plain.
Miss Hazel Adams, former photog-
rapher here, has been in town recently
on business
Mrs. Julia Cowdrey of Windsor is a
guest in town.
Leslie Noreross of Baypath insti.
tute visited his parents. Mr., and Mrs.
w. +. Norcross, over Sunday.
Forrest Allen is working in Church
& Bagley's store
Mrs. Z. o. Kennedy and w. 4. Crafts
were called to Fairfax last week by
The illness of their mother.
Il. G.. Libbey was taken seriously i'll
last week.
II. T.. Prescott has sold his barber
business 20 Harrison r. Colby.
c. II. Curtis has disposed. of the Nor
gan horse stables and tenements to
Abe Jacobs. who viii conduct a sales
exchange and livery stable.
Rev !. J.. Alexander has resigned a.
pastor OF the Congregational church.
Rev. o. J. Anderson and wife are at
tending conference at Springfield
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-04-20

| them well, adding few drops of water
occasionally to prevent oiling. Add
half pint of milk and let them sim
mer for 10 minutes Pour over four
/ ounces of bread crumbs and add the
grated yellow rind and juice of one
lemon, two ounces of melted cleo, two
tablespoons of sugar and two table.
spoons of -four mixed with a quarter
of teaspoon of baking powder. Steam
in a creased mold for two hours. Serve
with foamy sauce.
Scalloped Macaroni-Cook a quarter
of a pound of macaroni in equal parts
of milk and water and add a slice of
onion and two whole cloves. When
tender drain, rinse with cold water and
drain again. Cut into small pieces and
mix with four ounces of grated cheese,
salt and paprika to taste and two ia
blespoons of melted CLEO. Have ready
four large scallop shells, brush with
melted shortening and pour into each
two tablespoons of thick tomato PURGE
(canned tomato soup is excellentl. Add
the macaroni, cover with buttered
crumbs and brown in a quick oven,
Irish Potato Cake-Sift into a bowl
two cupfuls of -four and add two gen.
erous teaspoonfuls of baking powder
and half a teaspoonful of salt. Rub in
with the finger tips half a cupful of
creamy, seasoned mashed potatoes and
two tablespoonfuls of shortening. Wet
TO a dough that can be handled with
sweet milk. and with the fingers press
into a creased layer cake Tin. Mark
into trianples brush over with a little
melted oleo and bake in a quick oven.
Split open and butter.
Roman Meat Pudding
pound and a half of stewing mutton
until tender and add to the water
sliced onion. chopped carrot. q bay
leaf and half a cupful OF chopped Gel
cry tops. When cooked, remove the
bones and chop coarsely Add one cup.
full of brown sauce made from the liq-
uor in which the meat has cooked,
teaspoonful Of minced onion, table
spoonful OF chopped parsley, half a
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-04-20
CABOT

For several reasons, the birthday so.
| cial for March was not held. The com,
mittee decided to combine it with April
and it will be held in the vestry of the
Congregational church Thursday even.
ing of this week, at which time there
will be prize speaking contest Every
body cordially invited,
Charles Haines was in town last
week in the interests of the G. f. Har-
yey drugs
Royce Talbert is moving his family
into Flora Atkins house at the south
end of Main street.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. ]. Norris went to
Wallngford Conn, Friday.
Rev. and Mrs. +. J.. Goddard are at
tending conference this week al Spring
field
orson Blodgett was called to st.
Johnsbury recently to see his sister.
Mrs. Ellen Warden, who is critically
i'll in Brightlook hospital, with no hope
OF recovery.
Schools in the rural districts com
menced Monday; also the village grad
ed schools
Mrs Gertrude Wells and daughters
have returned from their three months
stay in California, Misses Marjorie and
Esther stopping a week at the home
of their aunt, Mrs Carl Fletcher, in
Shelburne.
J. NJ. Southwick has been chosen as
street commissioners for Cabot village,
in place of S. j. Norris.
H. o. Dwinell of Montpelier was in
town recently on business.
Mrs. Pliny Smith has had china
closet installed in her dining room, the
work being done by Dana Perry.
The listers have been busy the past
two weeks canyassing the town.
The young son of Mr., Mccarthy fell