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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-12-30

Mn oen 10 berlbuenoeriid bon
Der Natur altsHeltatteten &lllten
SsstaIiens u1o Spaniens berrid)t Die
berrlidIte Sabrc55eit, luenu bel uns
Bic falten 8inttrItiirme iiber Sic
fdneeperbiiute grOe bral,ien. 3u
zen beporsugteiten @egenoen gebort
1T oieier @e5iebul,g anOallllien, ser
gorten uno &%ornlpeid)er ser iberi'
fmen Salbiniel. Ser natilrlide
&eidtum bieier &ropin5 bradte es
NIT iid, oaB lid BORT idon I'M
fernen ia%genbaften Altertrm cine
bliibenoe alltur enttpifelte. Oas
,1nternebmenoe San0elsoolf Ser
Bb6ui5er mar es, meldes 5uerit bier
NieoerIoiiungen sriiroete uno bic
reiden SiIfsquelIen 6es 2anoes aus
beutete. &ieIe Der be1.te BORT Bit
henoen GtGote peroanfen lire @nt-
fsebune bieiem raitlos tdtiaen @olfe.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-12-30
Eth @rttt r1ntgrn gruhlitga.
Tint 4rtnz maltfr.

biibe nit ibrcn rotten 8liitet rn6
gliine Sarnfrdatec biillen Sic gaa5e
llmeebmg in Gin buntes ldilern,
ans @enan6.
nit ser @iienbabn lit letdt Gro
noSo NIT Dem ent5iidenoen, melt
%heriihnten Mal1reni6loiie, Ser III
bamtra, 5u errei6enL bon mo it'd
o5re belonoere 5dmierigfeiten elm
Wtitcder in 6os Sdneegebirge Glib
1paniens, oie Sierra Nebaoa, MAIDEN
l6Bt. Serner lit audi elm 8elub
bon Mlbama iebr lobreno, Dem
GdlI1lel bon @rana6a, 6elIen Sal
ser @innabme ser i6onen Sauptltoot
@oabbils boranging un0 bon 8pron.
in ben berrIiden @erien beinngen
lit. Durd ieine miloromantiibe
Sage mitten in rauben 3erfliifteten
Bergen iit &on6a berubmt, u1o
ebenio bieten Sic alien mauril6ea
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-12-30

@tdote Mlmeria, Mntequera un6
Mrdi6ona man6es Sebensmerte.
Muf Dem na9 @eiten on Der &iiite
entlotg fibren0en @ege fommt
man nod einem &itt bon 5pei
Sager 6ur6 gitebona unb Marbeua,
5pei fIeine @eeltd6tden binour@
nod Gibraltar, ser beriibmten
6elfenfeitung, bic, emit 6a1r@ einen
fiibne1 @onoitrei6 ser @ngldn6er
genomnerL ieit6em beinabe 5tpei.
bunoert Sabre lang I'M brtifben
8eiibe gebIieben lit. 9an6eintparts,
cine Eagereiie entfernt, liegen Die
81oer bon @aratraca ent5iiden6 in.
einem enget, 6elientale; fie bil6en
ben 2ieblingsbaoeort Der b%ornebn1en
Belt @paniens. l1n6 ba5u fomunt
nod 6as ausge5eidnete <ma, oas
miIoeite unb trodenite in @Ho<'
europa. SIM gan5en Sabre gibt es
in Malaga b0ditens ie9s &egen-
tage, un6 sic @interIonne lit bier
bon gr0Berer @irfung als 6te
Come nn1erer i90niten Somn1er-
tage. MuBer6em balten Die itatt<
Ii9en 8ergfetten 6te ra,1ben Noro,
h,ir6e ab. Die ein5ige nnannebn1>
4li9feit in 6ieier 8e5iebung berur=
io6t Ser Eerral ODER Norbmeittptn6,
tcrfeIbe u%r1angenebme @ait, Der an
Ser Mibiera Staliens aIs 6ie Sra.
montana un6 in Smofranfreid als
Ser MiftraI befannt it, Seiner
fIimatiiden Bor5iige tpegen gilt
MaIaga idon felt langem uls Gin
itiger @tnteraufentbalt fir 2ungers
franfe uno n1odt Ma6eira, Malta
un6 MIgier INNER itdrfere Son.
furren5. 9ie Stobt ieIb1t Fat in
ibren GIteren Eeilen pinfelige, fin
ftere @aifen un6 aIte &duier, tpdb<
reno bic r1eueren 8tertel fib 6urh
gerabe StraBen uno mooerne, prd6=
tige @ebdl16e aus5eidnen.
Dte @riin6ung Ger 5ta6t f6H in
sic unbefannte graue 8or5eit ungee
fGbr Dor 6reitauien6 Sabren, un6.
oaB sic idIauen Bb0ni5ier ben Blab
fir cine Ni%eberlaiiung gut getpdblt
baben, bas benefit ser nod berte
bIiiben6e 3uitanb Walagas als
SanoeIs, nn6 &afenita6t. Ser
Same fou pb0ni5ii6en urlprungs
iein uno miro enttpeoer bon ei11em
@ort, peldes nSal5" beiBt, ODER
bon einem aroeren, oas 70 btel tpie
r&0nigsitoot" be6eutet, abgeleitet.
Molago betrieb ndmli6 idon in BEN
dlteiten 8eiten einen n11Beror6entli6
ibtpungbaften 6iidbanbel pte nod
beut5utage. Sic geiudteite 8are
bes 6ortigen 5iidmarftes iino
Mndobis unb cine Mrt 8rettlinge.
8oquerones genonnt. Su6ipmien
geborte 5u ben reihiten ltn6 inert
poniten 8efibungen Ser Hb0ni5ier,
&c mar fir iie cine 9ueue i9ier
linerfdopfliden @etDinnes, 6ieies in
cem alien Eeitamente CARTS ge-
nan1tte 2anb, aus benz lie einen
ioIden neberrfluB an e6Ien Metal1en
5ogen, boB lire Sdiffe iogar nit
fiIberner Mnfern a11sgeriftet pnrer1.
s&0nig @iram bon Eprus, Der
Treun6 nno getpiiiermaBen Ser &of-
Tolerant &0nig Salomos, ftattete
ben BaIait 6es meiien &errfders
nit 10 pieI goIoenen nno filbernet.
@egenitdrben al1s, bob, nte es I'M
seriten 8u9e Ser &onige beibt, nu.a1,
bes SiIbers 5u 3eiten 5alomos
nidt nhtete." MIs Der Stern bon
Ig@o1t ur0 9Drlis erbleidte ur1o bic
|9pGterfto0t Rartbaao a, lire Steaf
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-12-30
aga 514s &Ala6sf{F ~ u -r4 agzE5& -s4@gtsaE8S
80. De,e,nber 1920.
d(ttHt SfmtldDf 8ab1 II
8elgtEn.

Srob ouer @rbitterung iber Die
finfidbrige 9errf9aft unb ber iebr
begreifli9en Treube Iber hie enbgiil,
ttge 8efreiung pom ,So9" lam mar
in 8elgien bod nt@t umbin, 3u511ges
teben, baB bas Gambler beutfderl
@erpaltung au9 man9ertei perbontf,
bob bas bon ben Seinben 8ef4affene
1rul1mebr benz belgi1@en Collie gum
gr0bten NuBen serei@t. @ebr lebr>
reid 1T in bie1er 8e5iebun3 Elm Nnfz
faB bes Sngeniurs Trancois 0lDff
in Ga Station 8elge, Der ii@ NIT Der
bon ben Deut1@en erbauten, ieBBt bort
ber belgif9en Notwithstanding
in. 8etrieb geiebten 8abnlinie Spnz
gern-Mahen bei@dftigt. Dte 8abnL
Sic Elm Glieb Der biretten 0erbinbung
8riiKel - Q0tper1 = Mad,en - Rain
bilbet, 1T ,1opobl pom te9nH9en
tpie bonn tinftlerif@en Staabpuntt
aus Elm Meiftertpert. bab auBer ale
lem @erglei9 fteben mub unb bas
perbient, dig 8eifpiel angefibrt gu
tperben, felbf i'm eigene1 2anoe, no
bas 8abnneB 10 enttpidelt unb n1o<
berniiiert mar pie in 8elgien". Die
8abn fubrt bur9 bic f@0nften Sc
genben 8elgiens, beren Heioe. bur4
fe gerart ins> 2i@t seiteGt nerben.
bob tpobl biele @eifenbe tie @esenb
als Mufentbult mdbJen birften.. 9ehz
nif9 1T bic 8abn ni@t minber be-
munberungsmirbig. 9te 9eutfden
bielten it@ nt@t piel NIT 9Idf6ten
out. sic bur91@nitten bas @eldnbe
in geraber 2inie, obne ii@ por irseno
etnem 9tn6ernis gu f@euen. IS inb
ni@t peniger als bier Sunnels unb
eben1opiel @hbufte gebaut Der
fibnfe barunter 1T bic r@enera!<
@roener=8riide" BEL Monben, bor Der
aus it@ cine unbef9retblt@ f@0ne
Musii@t auf bas @neultal bietet.
r9ie 9euti&en", iast Der belgii6e
Sngentuer, rbaben uns nit biefer.
8ahn Elm :prd9tiges @ei@ent gsz
mabt, bas fir bic @erbinbuns Mnt<
nerpens nit 1einem 9interlanbe BON
srDBter 8ebeutung lit. S2o9 beute
er3dblen bic Mnpobner bon her furdt=
barren Mrbeit Der 9ampffrare, bic in
ber Mtnute gon5e 8lods BON mebz
rerer &ubitmetern @rbe fabten unb
periebten, BON ben 8obrmai@iner.
bic ft& 10 i&ne1 in bic. &reibefelien
porarbeiteten, baB bic Mbrdumer
toum folgen tonnten, BON ben @4ie=
nenperlegern, bic nit fig unb fertis
auf ben @@nellen montterten @letsz
itreden bon Is Metern 2dnge anita
men, bic bann einfa@ ouf ben 8p=
ben gelegt purben." Die 8ebnlpz
tung BET 0eutf@en, ber 8abnbou
Durbe ni@t mebr dls bret Sabre in
Mnfpru@ nebmen, tpurbe BON ben
8elgiern NIT u%nsldubisem 2aden
%aufgenommen. Mber bic Deutfde1
batten bic @abrbeit ge1agt. 1916
mar Der 8au begonnen. 1917 mar
ct polenbet, unb fofort fegon1 Elm
u1gemein reger 8ertebr. @s ginge1
mitunter in "a Stunben $50
3uge in ie6er &idtung.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-12-30

3%iebbrunnen burb einen ein5igen
Meni9en in 8etpegung geiebt, bas
8a1ier in forbarttgen @imern
emporbebt. Man beniibte 6a5u audi
sic fompli5ierten @aiierrG6er, ara-
bid anaura, Elm @ort, 6as ft6 nod
in Dem ipanif9en. noria erbalte1
bat; fie murben m%eiitentetIs 6ur@
einen g%ebldbigen 0hien gebrebt.
TIMER Bilo, Der @afferplaB 1T
Mmeria, aeigt eine iolbe 8orrid.
tung, 1pel6e ben gei@Dasigen
@di9erinren Dos 3u ibrer Mrbeit
notpenoige @aiier aus ser Giefe
beral1fbefor6ert. 9teier trefflt@en
@aiierberforgu1g ner6anfen aud BE-
lonbers Die nod beute 10 beriibmten
@eingdrten Malagas, uel9e bie
fii6Ii9en Mbbdnge geger oas Meer
bin bebeder, lire 8liite. Ser 8etn
BON Malaga fonnte ielbit Die mo.
bammeoaniiben Maa1rer oas ftrenge
@erbot 6es Bropbeten ~bergeiien
ma9en; ct mar 10 foit1id, bob ein
iterberber Maure, als er feline @eele
MQab empfabl, 1ur Inn 5pei Dinge
inn Baraoteie Bot, bob er genIgen6
8ein bon Malaga un6 Sebiua 5u
tri1fen befomme. Sen glei9en STUFF
genieBt ser Molagatuein aud in
unierer 3eit nod, iouobl Ser berbe
als ser fuBe. Ct 1T bertpan6t NIT
Dem beriibnten Menpolitaner 2acri-
mae @briiti ln6 miro aus Erauben
getponnen, sic, aud tuenn fie reif
ftno, in Der 5onne bdnge1. bletben,
Bis ser Saft in oifen Eropfen aus
ibnen berausql1iMt. @benio beriibmt
mare,1 idon our mal1riiaen 3eit bic
@ranatdpfel, bon benen oamaltge
Di@ter iingen; 0aB ite rot udre1
mie Ma,binenf uno in ser ga15ea
@elt nidt ibresgleiben bdtten.
Terner miro Elm idnungbofter
@anbel nit &oiinen getrieben, Die
mad elmer l1raIten Metbobe getpon.
men tper6en, tpeI9e fig in Die ferne
;3eit Der Bb0niaier auridreibt.
Beniger eintrdgli9 1T Der 8au 6es
3uderrobres. elm @rtperbs5tpeig, SEN
in unb Inn Malaga Ser befonnte
General Gonda, Marql,es BEL
1uero, etngefiibrt ODER, ridtiger ge-
iagt, nieoer ins 2eben gerufen bat;
benn aud 6as 3uferrobr murbe
ldon bon ben Mauren angepflan3t.
Ser General bernanbte ben gr6Bten
Sell ieines aniebnliden @erm6gens
auf 6ie .Seb11ng Ser 31tderrobr-
h1ltur l1t6 ruinierte ii4 fnit gang
in ieinen gemeinniibigen 8%eitrebun-
gen, mdbreno anoere ben @etpi1r
oaral1s 5ogen. 2ei6er beiibt Walaga
feiner bequemen unb ii6eren, Safen,
Ser feline 8eoe1ttung un6 0eiter.
ertmidIung aIs San6elgitabt fit
oie 3ufunft begiinitigen fonrrte, mas
qerd6e pegcn ieiner uberreihen
8ro6uftio11 al bebauer1t lit. Das
Mser petdt INNER mebr 3uriid,
moran bauptiqdlid Die Mnfdtpem.
munge1 oes sic Sta6t 6urdftrS1ne11.
Ben Gluiies, Beg @ua6nlme6inn, bic
sduI6 trager. @6brenb Der trode.
men S%abres8eit entbalt ein gett
aner6ings fat. gar fein @afier; Die
pinterliben 5turme in ben 8ergen
pertpan6eln i'm aber in einen rel.
Ben6en 5trom, Der cine nnmaiie
bon @eroae nit iih fubrt. Snfolge
beiien Iiegen Der alte mauriide Mclo
u11o ons Mrienal, bic Mara13a,
Idon ipeit i'm 2ar6e, uro 90, no
nor bl.1oert Sobren nod Die G6lltes
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-12-30
@ai&prae III Mmeria.

fnr5e Belt ,pGbrte, Die aber bod bet
Yrobtn3 ben Mamet1 gaben, ben tie
nod .iett fiibrt: Mnoalufien ODER
@anoalufien. Malaga iant 6amals
3u eiren1 ga113 unbeoeute116en Hlabe
berab, INN ban11 ,nter ben Mauren
mieoer ernpor6ubliiben 3u elmer Der
b%eoeuterbiter1 ~ipantid.ma1rii9en
Stdote. Ser eir6ugige arabti4e
6eIoberr Earit, unter beiien Mn.
fiibrung bic Mnbdnger Mobanuneos
iiber ste Meerenge bon Gibraltar
in Spanier einbra6en, tpar Der erite
ma11riide Shirt bon Malaga, 6eiien
er ftd 6ur9 @errat bemd6ti9t baben
ion. Ser Gage nod ion Elm Graf
Ss1lian, 6elien Eo6ter Ga @aba bon
Dem meitgotifden Siiriten entebrt
mor6en mar, Die Mauren berbei,
gerufen baben. Na@ ibr tragt nod
be11te Elm Sor Der alten maurti9en
Teite @ibralforo Sen Namen 8aerta
6e la Gaia. Sebt begann Die
@Ian55eit Ser @tn6t, 6enn Die mos.
lemitii9en @roberer, elm Sirtenbof,
6as bonn Serbian tam, beritanben es
a11sge3ei9net, sic 1atiirlt9en Sflfs..
queQen 6es 2onoes aus51tniiben un6
lire grtragsfdbigfeit at itetgern.
Malaga p11roe sic @eit6en5 zines
mGdtiger1 Siritengei6ledtes, 6as
ieine &erri6aft bal6 bis meit IN Dos
Snnere BEG 2an6es aus6ebnte. Sic
reiden &ilfsquellen 6es eroberten
2anoes Iodten nod un6 na6 INNER
mebr un6 mebr Mraber aus ibren
ferne1 @iben i'm r}Oiten berbet, 1r6
ale, Die. in bieies geiegnete< 2anb
famer nn6 1i6 BORT aniteoelten, fan.
SEN irgen6 etmas, tpas iie an TIRE
entlegene &eimot erinnerte. STE
5tG1nme aus BEN 8Iiten bon @ale
mDra trafen III Ser oirren &iiite bel
MIrneria nnb in Dem ral1ben @onig-
reid Murcio 6en 0iirrer1 8o6en BET
&eimat mie0er; sic iDrii6en 8erg
itdmme IieBen fi6 mitten III Der
'fel|igen @iIonis un6 gin0be Der
Mon6a Serrania nieber, tpGbren6 Die
aus Damasfus unb 8ng6ao 6ie
reide uno fru9tbare @bene, bic bon
oem Tenl uno 9nrro bepalierte
groBe Sega bep0lferten, mel9e nit
ibren 0rangenbainen un6 ibren lip
pigen @6rter, bic nod iebt Granada
5u einen1 Io9enben Baraotefe
MAIDEN, in ibnen Ole grtnnerung an
oas id6ne 2an6 ibrer @eburt tpad'
rief. Sic moslemitii6en groberer
unb @inoringlinge maren Elm Segen
fir 6os bon ser Matur 10 beri6men<
oerii9 a1sgeltattete 2anb. Ste
fiibrten es 6ur9 lire m%uitergiltige
@ertpaltung um6 ibre mu,r6erbare
@eibidlibfeit, Ietne b%erborgenen
reiden &ilfsquelen nubbar 81
MAIDEN, elmer gIdn3en6en 3eit ert-
gege11, oeren Segnungen nod ii Der
@egentpart fubIbar iino. Die lin,
gebung bon Malaea, 6as bon ibnen
ieines 1,rberglei6liben &lirnas uno
Ger Grudtbarfeit bes 8o6ens tuegen
Defenders bebor5ugt mur6e, nertpar'
oelten fie bur9 lift tatfrdfttges un6
beritGnoiges Borgeben in einen Elm.
5igen b%Iiibcnben, groBen @arten.
Gieies errei9ten Tie namentlid
6urh Die .ausge3eidneten Betpdfie,
rungsonlogen, Sic gum Sell nod
beute borban6en iin6. Die 8ei9afe
fung bes befrudtenoen Naiies tpar
unb miro audi INNER fir Die bur.
itiger rnb fat gang regenloien 2dns
bereieh oes @ioens elm peientlihes
@rforoernis bleiben, uno sic Nrt
urro Meije, mie Die Maure11 in 6ieier
&iniidt borgingen, beroient 6ag
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-12-30

Grit, ieben bie- ano % Eirme con
ssIritern ut16 &trden berpor. Der
acn5e @eg 1T reid an aaubiclen
MIagerungen. bie reiBenee Berg.
itrGnne bon Sen i6neeb:oe.tte1
gierras b~erdbi6nemmen. Cur
HriibIings5eit, hapn; Die Sonlmer-
Sotrne nit ibren %gliibenben Strablen
BE @rbe ausocrrt, bliibt uno auttet
bier unes rings herum, Die 5IB-
i~nrtofieL Der Snsi9o, 0as 3uder.
robe un6 Der @e;n. Cine %ltl,n1enge
boz, tpiI6en Y;umen in ben rerldie.
0eufteu beitercn sSurben, bic Male
ar;s. bic DIeulper, unb @eranlaFl.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-12-30

&c eibt mirtlid ieIr piele Mc,1-
f9e11, Die BLOB Ieien, barnit tie
1i9t oenfen oiirfen.
Siege ODER N~ieolrlogen:
Smmer gilt es. neil az todger.
Newark post., 1920-07-21
LAUGHTER THAT
SEARS THE SOUL

A good laugh is good thing.
Every one feels better after a
hearty laugh. The humorist who
creates wholesome fun is a bene-
factor to the race.
But not every laugh is good
laugh. Giggling is an inane form
of laughter that does not refresh
or stimulate. 1t has no reason for
starting, as a rule, for the giggling
youth will giggle at anything and
everything. And while it ought not
to be hard to move us to laughter,
and we should cultivate the ability
to see fun in all things, the laugh
ter that has no point is silly and
tiresome. A good. laugh is good
thing, but giggling is not a good
laugh.
In comparison with the laugh
ter that has it's root in malice,
however, giggling becomes almost
worthy of admiration. Laughing
at people is malicious laughter. 1t
is cruel and contemplate. You
may laugh at a boys awkward
ness, or another girls plainness, or
an old woman's quavery voice and
you dishonor yourself in doing it.
As soon as you begin to laugh at
people your laughter becomes a
caustic that burns whatever it
touches.
The laughter called out by vul-
garity or irreverence is as little to
be recommended. There is some
thing about such laughter that
makes it easy to be recognized. 1t
has different note from the
laughter that is all wholesome
fun. If you see a group of young
people laughing over an indecent
joke, you do not need to be near
enough to hear the joke, or even
the laughter, to know that it is un
clean and unwholesome. Such
laughter of devils must have a
similar sound.
Laugh early and often. Laugh
hard and long. Laughter us "a
tonic to soul and body. You can
laugh away many a grievance,
many a vexation. But while good
laugh is a good thing, remember
that not all laughter is good.
Newark post., 1920-07-21
KEEP SWEET"

Sometimes just a little motto
Kept in mem'ry to repeat
Serves amazingly to help one.
Rule his spirit and keep sweet" !"
Here is one, and as you read it
Make VOW and oft repeat,
That, no odds how i'll you're
treated,
You'll endeavor to keep sweet"
Nothing pays like being cheerful;
Those have never knewn defeat
Who, though tired, were kind and
patient,
Not forgetting to keep sweet"
Sunny souls are always wanted,
How they cheer us when we
meet!
See that you are always counted
With those only who keep
sweet"
Newark post., 1920-07-21
A SUGAR SAVING WRINKLE
IN JAM AND JELLY MAKING

One-fifth to one quarter less
sugar can be used in making jelly
and jams, experiments made by
household experts in the United
States Department of Agriculture
experimental kitchen indicate.
Another sugar-saving wrinkle
tested by the experiment kitchen is
to add one-quarter teaspoon of
salt to each sup of fruit juice for
jelly or pulp for jam, marmalade,
and conserve. In the case of nom
acid fruit this makes the absence
of the full amount of sugar less
noticeable. The salty taste will
disappear after the product has
stood for a few weeks, but the
flavor will he much the richer for
the addition of the salt. Salt was
so used in England during the
war, and the method suggested
was based on reports of the pro-
cess.
With fruits of pronounced flavor,
or where lemon and orange peel
or spices are used for flavoring
those with mild flavor, various
sirups take the place of part of the
granulated sugar. Usually half
and half is the proportion used in
substitution.
Newark post., 1920-07-21

The minister was giving a
straight talk to one of the boys of
his acquaintance.
"My boy" he said kindly, "you
will have to make a way for your
self in the world. Do you know
the meaning of energy and enter
prise?"
"No, sir" replied the boy, 81
don't believe l do"
"Well, I'll tell you. One of the
richest men in the world came to
this city without a shirt to his
back and now he has millions"
The youth was clearly i'm
pressed.
"Millions?" he repeated in won.
derment. "Why, how many does he
wear at a timer" - Pittsburgh
Chronicle.
Newark post., 1920-07-21
HERE is HARDING'S
NEWSPAPER CREED

The following instructions were
given to every reporter and writer
on the Marion, Ohio, Star, Warren
G.. Harding's newspaper, ana con-
stitutes his journalistic creed:
Remember there are two sides to
every question. Get them both.
Be truthful. Get the facts.
Mistakes are inevitable, but
strive for accuracy. would rather
have one story exactly right than
hundred half wrong.
Be decent, be fair, be generous.
Boost-don't knock.
There's good in everybody. Bring
out the good in everybody, and
never needlessly hurt the feelings
of anybody.
In reporting a political gather
ing give the facts, tell the story as
it is, not as you would like to have
it. Treat all parties alike.
If there's any politics to be play
ed, we will play it in our Editorial
Columns.
Treat all regilious matter rev.
erently.
If it can possibly be avoided
never bring ignominy to an inno-
cent man or child in telling of the
misdeeds or misfortunes of a rela-
tive.
Don't wait to be asked, but do it
without the asking, and, above all,
be clean and never let dirty word
or suggestive story get into type.
l want this paper so conducted
that it can go into any home with
out destroying the innocence of
any child.
WARREN G. HARDING.
Newark post., 1920-07-21

A young fellow who was the
crack sprinter of his town-some-
where in the South-was unfor-
tunate enough to have very dila
tory laundress.
One evening, when he was out
for a practice run in his rather
airy and abbreviated track cos
tune, he chanced to dash past the
house of that dusky lady, who at
the time was a couple of weeks in
arrears with his washing.
He had scarcely reached home
again when the bell rang furiously
and an excited voice was waited
in from the porch:
"Foh de Lawd's sake, won't you
all tell Marse Bob please not to
90 out no moh till l kin git his
clo'es round to him"-Augusta
(Ga.) Herald.
Newark post., 1920-07-21
KEEPING EVER
LASTINGLY AT 1T

"When was girl" said a sue
cessful and busy woman, II came
across a sentence by George w.
Curtis that have never forgotten,
and which has encouraged me
more than any other saying know.
It was this:
can engine of one-catpoWer, run
Newark post., 1920-07-21

ming all the time, is more effect;,.
than one of forty-hoursenor,.
idle" l realized strongly that Ibss
not a forty-horsepower. that 49,,
life was narrow in many Nov.
and my opportunities were liksI,,
to be few. But one catpower oos
tainly possessed and l Determines
to run my Little engine as hard an1 w
as steady as l could" DU
Newark post., 1920-07-21

Muggins-There is no one more
tiresome than the fellow who is
constantly talking about the things
he has done.
Buggins-Except the fellow who
is constantly talking about the
things he is going to do some day.
philadelphia Record.
Newark post., 1920-07-21
Vegetable Spring Salad

Dredge half a cupful of sliced
scallions with salt and paprika,
pour over two tablespoonfuls of
vinegar, add a half teaspoonful of
sugar, and let stand in the ice
box for an hour. When ready to
make the salad add two diced cook
ed beets, half a cupful of shred ded
cress, eight chopped and peeled
radishes, two slices of minced
green peppers (seeds removed), a
quarter of a diced cucumber and
half cupful of shredded romaine.
Drain off any vinegar, add suffi-
cient French dressing to moisten,
and serve in lettuce cups.
Newark post., 1920-07-21
Cookies With Filling

Cream one-half cup of butter,
add gradually one cup of sugar,
then one egg we'll beaten. Sift two
and one-half cups of -four with
two teaspoons of baking powder
adding alternating with the milk
to the first mixture. Chill, roll out
and cut. Make a filling of one-halt
cup each of raisins and walnuts
both chopped, and one half cup OF
sugar. Put into saucepan, adding
two tablespoons of flour and one,
quarter cup of boiling water
Bring to the boiling point and ado
one and one-half tablespoon lemon
juice. Cool and put a tablespoon
of this filling in the center of one
cookie. Place another on top anC
press the edges together. Bake or
buttered tin sheet in quick oven.
Newark post., 1920-07-21
@ @ 5 "a 3 Ia 1 @ q @ a
4 Sing Us a Song Il
1 Il Na q IS 1 q @ 3 "a "a

Sing a song morning when the day is and fair,
will bring full toll and
Sing brave and make hearts beat strong
is waiting life's highway along
Sing a tide the of the day;
will stir greater hearten
Sing of the joy of labor, and the sefdenyng gain
dignity things, and the sacred chrm of
pain
Sing song oh, happy song and sweet
Of victory trials and of tasks and plans complete
song laughter song sings
say whole days songs which the very
best?
Newark post., 1920-07-21
Stuffed Tomato Salad

Peel three medium-sized toma-
toes, chill and scoop out the CEN
ters; then sprinkle with salt and
invert in the icebox. Work half a
cupful of cottage cheese to a paste
with two tablespoonful of French
dressing and add one teaspoonful
of chopped chives, one tablespoon
full of chopped celery tops and one
tablespoonful of chopped olives.
Fill into the tomatoes, set each in
nest of lettuce and add a table
spoonful of French dressing.
Newark post., 1920-07-21

"In what direction does the vii
Wage lie, my friend"
"Well, sir, it's liable to lie in
any old direction that comes handy
but at this time Of the year it's
mostly about fish,
Newark post., 1920-07-21

into a mold rinsed with cold water,
chill on the ice and serve with a
custard sauce made from the egg
yolks.