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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-06-18
1.-THE Short Ballot"


Wagon Mound Sentinel: We
publish in another column of this
paper a statement issued by the
New Mexico Taxpayers association
recommending that our state con-
stitution be changed so as to have
our state officers appointed by the
governor instead of having them
elected by the people. According
to the proposed amendment, only
the governor and lieutenant gov
ernor OF the state would be subject
TO election. t r
With one reservation which we
will state later.we heartily endorse
this proposition.
1t seems to us. altogether foolish
that the people of the state be call
ed upon to select individuals about
whose qualifications they are al
together ignorant and place them
at the head Of such big concerns
as are the various departments Of
the state of New Mexico. The
proper way to select them is
through civil service and by APP
pointing only those who are fitted
for the job and have proved their
fitness through the proper test OF
examination. Let the state treas
urer be a first class accountant,
the superintendent of public in
a professional educator,
the superintendent Of insurance Il
man well acquainted with the in
treated insurance business.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-06-18
Upton TIPS

When news is dull for the moment the
o o 9 q
Funny how Dempsey just couldn't resist
that desire to enlist until after the armistce
was signed. Bergdoll did.
y
Wood has just up and called Butler a
"faker" What an awful name. what's
modern politics a-comin' TOT
o q q 9
Beneath this grass
Lies l. De Zist
He tried to sass
pugst.
o o o q
OF special interest to chicken fanciers
A report is out that New Jersey farmer
mixed rum with his chicken feed and Sc
and nutmeg made excellent eggnog How
about raising eggs in Juarez and shipping 'em
across?
There is one Las Vegas institution that
the boss failed to mention in his Meadow City
article. We have private opinion that he
has a private opinion as to whether 1t is large
enough to accommodate all the people in New
Mexico who ought to be in it, OBJ. ...'
o d d ...
"They say she uses peroxide to get that
blond effect on her hair"
Not word Of truth in it,
what do you mean?'
'She buys it that way"
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-06-18
.HUSBAND
> AND i :,
JAIME Phelps


ne were l Woula soon forget all
tllat had passed and aleVe MN 1T
Wouloitt De hard: Ihen over me
swept the thought OF the agony of
pouy ana ihinu had endured when
ne lett me Ill with my newborn
papy anu kne" chat ! shouia new
er forgive him for that. But !
Wouia never mention It, ana 50 we
cotiia We happS'
Don't you ENJOY the play ne
asked during intermisslon,
On, yes: assured MN.
lhen why doht you act as II
you oiu' You are as de1hure as
church mouse
fof lhe REMAINDER OF the play |
put an thoushts'a"ay ana listened
TO what was gong on on the stage.
After me pay was over we went
to one OF the gayest restaurants 10
supper mere was dancing, ana
as l loved TO oance' ana CIiiiord
danced well, was de1ghted'
.. inc 'amret'
Can we dance asked. w
Not now fefhaps later III
see. ! don't much care TO nave my
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-06-18

Richland; Francis Lyons, Edna
Moore, of Newhope: Nual clark, OF
Bluit; Myrtle kelso, Cradle Morri-
son, Eurith Compton. Lila sports.
man. Jessie Cribs, CT Floyd; Nina
Albright, of Minesand; Ida IhItz,
Ollie Oney, of Pultales, BETTE Ste
phenson, of Portales.
Santa Re County (22).
Frieda Mahoub, of Cerrillos, Mon
lea Martinez. of Chimayo; Perfecto
EsquiheI, John Mccarthy. Francis
kOttenstette, Phillip Strohridgc
Alfredo Rechicho, Justin McCar-
thy, la2aro Koury, Francisco Va
lcriO, oswald Castillo, Nestor Oh
gum, Prudencio UlibarrL Enrique
Pima, Renaldo Luehetti, Bonfacio
Madril, Franck Pena, Vicente Tru-
jillo, Manuel Montoya, solomon
Rodriguez, David BaChich1, Maca-
donio Lopez, of st. MiChaeps col
lego, Santa Fee.
San Miguel (3.
May Thompson, Gladys Pickens.
Pearl Davis. OF Cherrydale.
Sierra County %.
Elton Robinson, Of HilIsboro.
SocOrru County 90.
Claire Jones, Virginia Smiley, of
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-06-18

Socorro'= Guy Shelton. Charlie
Shelton, Zilpa Hollimon, Elsie NJ.
Rowe, Emil Upton. of Glenwood.
Taos County CD.
Eugenio Medina, Mrs. Euganio
Medina, Of Talpa.
Torrance County (3.
Verias Holman. Of Mcintosh.
Mary Riley, Theda Hatton of Us
tancia.
Union County (6D.
Jessie Coble. Vivian Crumlev.
Franz Dyche, Manson Edmorson'
Merle Emrick. Walter Grimes, Da-
vid Hayden. Marguerite Hanson.
Lurena Horton Lucille Isaacs. Vel
ma Jameson, Rachel Jones, Mar
garot : Right, Albert Law. Dorothy
Lewis, OCtaVia Norman, Edna Oldt
field, Ethel Parks, Beatrice Eowen,
.Athalia Romero, Malaquias san
chez, Lottie Simpson, Elmo Tur-
pin, Lillian Pan, Arthur Rahgertur,
FulgpnciO G. do Baca, Emmett CAL
lahan, Helen TiXier. Birdie Wei
land, Charles Wilcox of Clayton:
John Heringa, Charles Ostrander,.
Ruth pritz, of Pasamonte; Lester
JaYCoX, Glen Froman, Adam
Wormsbaker, of GTenville; May
Right, Myrtle Right, of Thomas;
Cloyd Moore, of Sedan; Ruth
Brace, of Logan; Zelda Atchison.
A. Il. Bettis, Florence Cruz, Josie
Cruz, Rowena Durskey. Neliie
Knox Paschal Lewis, Ethel New
ton, Robert Richardson, Emil She
man; Alice Barr, Lloyd Calhoun,
Herbert Hooker, Gladys James
Isle r. James Jack Mays. Laura
Moss. Lorcne Stole. Dudley Thorn
ton, Kathyrn Wohrer of Dos
NJ Dimes.
Valencia County (3).
Bernicc Hall, Flora Romero,
Mary AragOn, of Los Lunas.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-06-18
JUST FOLKS
Copyright. 1920. by Edgar A. Guest.
WHEN BCDDY'S SICK.

When Buddys sick. there's two of us
That Mother always has to nurse
Nor is she sure. with all the fuss. \
Which one of us is feeling worse.
have no appetite for meals,
And restlessly pace the floor,
And every look of mine reveals
That I am sick at heart and sore.
.l. No.
When Buddy's sick. cannot hear
The pleasant things my neighbors say.
know they wish to offer cheer.
But oh, my mind is far away.
hear the slightest sound at night
And rush to feel his fevered brow,
And wonder IL I've heard Alright
When Mother says Hes better now"
When Buddy's sick l cannot sleep,
And while its course the fever runs.
A constant watch on him I keep
For every sigh my courage stuns.
My hands grow clumsy, wet and cold.
My cheeks display my inner dread,
And like a child must be told s''-
A dozen times to go TO bed.
When Buddy's sick his Mother knows, y,
AS calmly by his bed she stands, y
That IL the fever longer goes,
She'll have two patients on her hands.
She tells me not to worry so, ,'"'
Tomorrow he wilt better be, -...
But while his trouble lasts, know ..-~s
That am just as sick as he VS..
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-06-18
PASSING COM MENT

I who believe in immediate indie
pendence for the Filipinos and the
instant Withdrawal Of the British
from InGia and Egypt will protest
that 1t IS none of our business what
Mexico does regarding Japan.
Nevertheless it is our business.
There are certain strategic points
on the earth's surface and must BE-
controlled for the greater Interests
inYOlVed-interests Of far larger
movement than those of the peo-
pie who happen to inhabt them.
The destinies OF the SueZ canal
cannot be left to the Arabs There
could be no real self determination
for Panama. II is one Of the alb
surdities of the peace treaty that il
supposedly left the determination
of possession Of some of the great
coal and iron fields of Europe to
the vote of the peasants who hap
pen to till the soil over them.
Tropical America belongs in the
strategic belt. ltH inhabitants are
condemned by conditions Of climate
over which they have no control.
TO a retarded development. It is
doubtful whether they ever will
attain the energy and, self-control
necessary to government. Ytl.
they are the watchers at the gate
Of II world highway highway
vital to the protection of the Uni
ted States. They cannot be per
mitted to bargain away rights 10
great powers that might threaten
the interests of this country,
The United States is bound to
exercise a guardianship over THIS
tropica! belt, including Mexico, |
Central America, the northern pai |
of South America and the Carib- !
bean Islands. 1t is already dojrg
50 to a degree. Mexico is likely /
to be forced by circumstances more
and more under the supervision of !
this country in order to preserve |
order and to prevent it falling into |
the hands of some trouble making |
nation. .
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-06-18
{EEtS5ssfell&bAa,H | i
NIT Laura klrknon - fN
Lourd A. kir,krnon

-
melted butter, tablespoon lemon
Juice. and salt and pepper TO sea =
son. Fill the whites of the eggs
with this mixture and place the
halved whites closely together in a
shallow baking dish. Pour around
them a cream sauce, sprinkle but
tered crumbs over all generously
and bake until the crumbs are
brown.
Invalid" Answer think your
idea of having supply chest in
your room is an excellent one, 9TH
er invalids who may happen to
read this colmun may take advan-
tage of the suggestion.
If | were you I would have the
chest painted in harmony with
your other pieces of furniture, and
would divide the three drawers in
to a playthings drawer, a working
supply drawer and a first-aid
drawer. That is, in the playthings
drawer | would have scraps of
bright colored paper Chalks,
tracing slate, picture puzzles, etc,
to amuse the children on rainy
days; in the working-supplyd draw
er | would keep SCISSORS, string,
pencils, glue, needles, etc; and in
the first-aid drawer | would have
cotton, court plaster, peroxide
gauze bandages, etc, so that you
can save your daughters time by
bandaging up your grandchildrens
little wounds instead of her do
ing it.
BY having a supply chest of this
sort, you will find the little tots
rushing to You with their wants
instead of to their mother, and
thus you can do quite "A good deal
TO help your daughter and allow
her to do her houseWork unhin-
dered--besides deriving a lot of en-
joyment from seeing more of your
grandchildren. Your scheme not
only popularizes an invalid, but
makes her extremely useful as well.
Tomorrow-The Renovation Of
Feather Pillows.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-06-18

The presidential primary is a snowy proceeding.
but does it work out any satisfactory results? Champ
Clark once had majority Of delegates elected as
expression OF the presidential choice of a party but
in the convention the great commoncr Bryan boldly
disobeyed instruction from his state. The wish
of the primary voters awaited little. Delegates fol-
lowed the lead of the Nebraskan and nominated the
very man of whom Bryan cries Enough"
General Wood received the largest support in re-
publican primaries but the convention of deberat-
ing delegates chose another whose primary support
was far less than that given to several other candi
dates.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-06-18

mas darn and knit, and chew no
useless linen. They say the world
is all uptorn with grief and tribu-
latiOns, and many countries whoop
tons. There is no peace, though
war is done, and Woe is just as
busy as when we cfdsed the howl
ing Hun and made the kaiser dizzy
on, men are mad-in every dome
are bats in numbers ample but if
you all would try our scheme, give
it a fair rehearsal, grief soon would
be n bygone dream, and peace be
universal.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-06-18
AN EVENING AT THE THEATEB
Chapter XVIII.

Chapter XVIII.
stood in the doorway for mo-
ment before ] spoke. Clifford was
craving on his gloves, and |
thought what handsome man he
was, and how | would have loved
him if he had treated me differ
emily
viii | do?" | finally asked.
i should say you would, You
really look stunning. Mildred. I'm
glad you are learning how to dress.
l IKE a woman | go out with to be
up-to- date"
l was so pleased that l slipped
out OF my wrap and danced around
before him so that he might see
my gown.
rs it too low? I have never
worn one cut so low before"
No, it is just right and the color
suits you perfectly. Let me see
your shoes"
put out my slippered foot. Both
stockings and slippers exactly
matched my gown.
They are all right. Come on,
now, or we will be late. There's
the taxi now"
Just before we reached the the
alter he leaned over and kissed me
lightly on the cheek.
Mildred Plcascs Clifford.
I'm very proud of you tonight.
my dear. guess Wen have TO go
to some gay place for a little sup
per"
"Oh, that would be lovely" l
enthused. Then ! wondered if l
had taken more pains to be like
the older women Clifford knew,
had, thought more of style and
clothes, if he would have been any
different? Anyway he never should
have a chance to find fault on that
score with me again.
The play was a comedy drama
which did not interest me very
much. Clifford was immensely
amused and laughed constantly. I
was too much occupied with my
own thoughts TO be taken with the
humor of the play,
Why couldn't Clifford be ike
this all the time? wondered, If
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-06-18

cambridge Colby, the secretary of state, who
can think just as President Wilson thinks, is to go
out to San Francisco to preside over the national
convention is the report, and keep it the single
track which the presidents mind is running.
Connecticut Cummings will go to open the conven-
ton with Spellbinding, and Senator Glass, whom
McAdoo selected for secretary of the treasury, will
be there the personal representative the presi
dent. The band will open the hurrah with that
classic: The Gangs All Here"
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-06-18
HOROSCOPE.
Copyright. 1920, by Mcclure
Newspaper Syndicate.
) . . . o o o . o Q o o Q .
Friday, juno is. 1920.

Friday, juno is. 1920.
Jupiter and Mercury rule this day
for good to mortals, astrologers de-
clare. Mars, Uranus and Saturn
are all adverse.
Since the kindly forces dominate
mercantile enterprises should prof
it greatly.
Mercury is I'm an aspect held 10
encourage publicity and advertis-
ing. All commercial ventures
should, make the most OF the rule
by using the public prints gen.
erously.
Propositions OF business matters
when written under this planetary
government should come to great
profit. 1t is an suspicious time to
sign contracts or leases.
Although trade conditions are
subject to the best direction of the
stars warning is given that there
is an aspect believed to denote con-
spiracies that produce financial
anxieties. ..,
z Mars is in place that gives lit
tie hope -ofsatNthing. like harmony
yand serenity in either domestic or
public affairs.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-06-18

Congress has done merciful and for the
good OF the public service. in providing for retire
ment and pensoning of some 5000 men and women
over 10 years of age who have grown old and re-
manned poor in departments at Washington Some
are actually blind and led to their places Others
are too feeble to perform duty But no one ever
been willing to turn the aged of the service to
starve. The country will not begrudge the sum it
will cost to care for the old employees to the APP
preaching end
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-06-18
PEACE.

see around me in my home my
smiling nunts and nieces; so | EN-.
balm it in a pome-my- humble
shack where peace is. No wrang
ling voices here are heard, no sister
roasts her brother. but each one
has a kindly word to pass on to
the other. Dissension here stirs
up no crimes, or causes ire unholy
and So we have most joyous times,
and age comes on us slowly. My
uncles and my cousins sit, serenely
at their spinnip'; my seven grand
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-06-18
TWO-EGG DINNERS,

Dairy products, fish, fresh vege-
tables, and fruits are the best sum
mer fare and, when wisely used,
make meats almost superfluous.
In the two following dinner menus,
eggs are used instead of n meat
ldish-a satisfying substitution at
this season Of the year:
Corn Soup.
Castleton Eggs.
Baked Potatoes.
Sliced Tomato Salad.
Coffee. Apple Pie.
; Castleton Eggs.-Fry IL small
onion minced, l-2 green pepper
chopped finely, and / tablespoon
shredded parsley in | 10 table
spoons of butter or drippings
When tender, add ! cup strained
tomato pulp, salt to season and n
dash of paprika. Let simmer for
minutes and thicken with | table
spoon of flour mixed to a smooth
paste with a little cold water. Stir
until this sauce boils, then remove
from fire and strain. Place layer
of sliced hard boiled eggs in the
bottom of a baking dish (use 4
eggs), and a layer of the strained
sauce, then a layer of grated
cheese. Alternate the three kinds
of layers until the sliced eggs are
used up; finish with a layer of the
sauce, dust thickly with dried but
tered bread crumbs and bake in a
good oven for ten minutes. -'
Pea Soup
Baked Stuffed Eggs.
Baked Potatoes.
Apple and Celery Salad.
wberries and Cream.
Coffee.
Baked Stuffed Eggs-Cut hard
boiled eggs in halves, remove yolks
and mash them with sardines (ori
with Ia cup minced ham CrI
tongue or with IA cup of
grated cheese); add l tablespoon
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-06-18
jap Mexico Alliance Menace to
America.

Kansas City Star: The Fall
committee in the senate does well
to call attention to the relations
between Mexico and Japan, and
the very evident anxiety of many
Mexican politicians to make an
alliance with the Japanese. The
United States could not see any
such alliance consummated with
out the gravest concern.
1t may he expected that persons
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-06-18
EDITORIALS
BY the Drainflend.

"TiIK
Is like Blond
Hair
II there is too
Much you
Doubt if it s
REAL"
nut
There can't be
Too Much
TALK about
DRAINAGE,
Unless
IL is all taken out
In Talk.
To DRAIN
Means ACTION
And only enough
Talk beforehand
To convince
The Doubtful
Ones and
Those Who Are
AFRAID.
We don't
KNOW what they
Are afraid of,
Unless it is
PROSPERITY.
wen have to
Convince them
That
Prosperity is NOT
Cal AMITY.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-06-18

a housewife N England has been
awarded damages for what coun-
sci in the case termed "the gravcst
offense of modern times--the lar
Ceny of cook"
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-06-18

Major Lleweyn withheld announcement of will
ingness 10 again be legislator until all chance for
a cabinet position was eliminated by defeat Of his
old compadre. Leonard Wood,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-06-18

sss9' 5nsfs'aifss e,''s 80 7SFtN t6saaf
$40 Z. fsaa~f fm1f salhS rS3t
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-06-18

Bernicc Hall, Flora Romero,
Wary AraEon, of Los Lunas.
Rockingham post-dispatch. [volume] (Rockingham, N.C.) 1917-1965, 1920-08-19

going in factories and on rail-
roads-men everywhere who
are doing real work have
found just what Bill Clark has
about Blue Buckles. Blue
Buckles always give them COM
fort and long wear.
The heaviest, toughest denim
cloth goes into every pair. Blue
Buckle OverAlls and Coats are big
and roomy. They are made SO
they can't rip. And every de-
tail is given careful attention
has the best there is IN union
workmanship.
All sizes Mems. Youths,
Children's. Ask your dealer today
about Blue Buckles.
Rockingham post-dispatch. [volume] (Rockingham, N.C.) 1917-1965, 1920-08-19

T.NIFTEEN years ago a
farm hand without a cent
- to his name ~ today a
prosperous farm owner near
Greensboro, N. CHATS Bill
Clark's record.
There's hardly a working
day in those fifteen years that
Bill Clark hasn't put on over
alls. Almost any time yoa 90
to has farm you'N find him an
Blue Buckle OgerAus.
He'sfound that Blue Buckles
stand up under every farm job
he's ever given them. And
millions of other men, taking
in the crops, keeping things
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-12-02

PAM B. pisze: ME WIEN juz,
co mann czynic, azeby moi MAJ byE
zadowolony; pracuje cd rama do
noey, ME mann ma tyle nawet CA
ST., azeby ubraG sic i uczesac, go
tuje mu najlepsze potrawy, a on
it'd.
Odpowiem siowami pewnego
mysliciela, ktory byl rowniez ia
kim ,,niezadowolonym mezem."
%, droga PAM, pamietasz o
wszystkich sprawacbL starannie
szorujesz podfogi i trzepiesz dy-
wany (po kt6rych potem przejsc
ME pozwalasz, och jak to me
czyD - lecz zaponinasz o mai
cenniejszej czesei ~domowego u
rzadzenia, Znajdziesz il, droga
PAM, W swym Wlasnym pokoju,
stajec pred zwierciadiem. Wy
dajesz sic zaniedbana,. brzydka.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-12-02

Do kategoryi zabawek, Rdaja-
cyeh sic do samodzielnego a spo-
kojnego zajecia, zaliczyc ,mozna
obrazki do wycinania, lalki i
zwierzeta papierowe, materyai
do rysunkow, do nalepiania, do
klejenia ftp. zabawki. Dostarcza-
ia one dzieciom lyle rozmaitosci,
lie pomyslow W ich glowach sic
z~najdzie.
Stad wyplywaja dalsze wyma-
gania, ktore stawiamy PREY wv
borze zabawek. Zabawki So ma
rteryaiem, ktorym dziecko wyla-
cznie sic posiuguje, starajmy sic
wiec, ably ME przyczynialy sic do
wytworzenia pojec faiszywych, IL
rikajmy zabawek niewlaSciwie
pokoiorowanych, nieksztaitnych,
budzacych chetke do gier hazar-
downych lub wyzyskiwania, jed
mem siowem, brzydkich lub ME
estetycznych,
Dajac zabawki, ktore rozwija-
ia SHY ~fizyczne, dostarczajmy "a
razem takich, ktore ksztaica gust
e~stetyczny i wyrabiaja zreczno$t
W reku. a
Zbyt wielka liczba zabawek
przygotowuje zyzna glebe ola "a
lego szere2u szkodliwych nafo-
gov sprzeciwia sic wymaganionr
pedagogicznym, a mianowicie
dziecko ME ~zastanawia sic dlu--
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-12-02

lat. M~aterya}u b AZ calach seer.
ma miare IA, trzeba ga jarda.
Modelko 15c. .
3426. - Poranna suiinia ola no
wozaSlubionych pan W podr6zy,
Modeska: "a, Sc, g, 40, ~, a !
46, ma Gale w biuScie. Materyalu
O Sc calach seer. ma miare 50,
trzeba 5B jarda.' ModeNko 15c.
3o75. - Sukienka ola dzieci.
Modefka: l, 2, 3, 4 i 4 lat. Mate
ryalu o SO calach seer. ma miare
4, trzeba 2B jarda. Modelko 15c.
3103. - Ubranko ola chlopa.
kow. Modeika 2, 3. 4 5 lat, Ma
teryaiu o 40 calach seer. ma mia
re 4, trzeba 2B jarda. Modeiko
15c.
3406. - Nocna koszula. Model
ka: Small 32-34;'Medium, So
So; Large, 40-42; i Extra Large
40; ma Gale w biuScie. Mate
o So calach seer. ma sredniq
miare trzeba 81 jarda. Modefko
15c.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-12-02
PAM Lew. - Moze palma"

PAM Lew. :. - Moze upalma"
~potrzebuje bye przesadzona> do
obszerniejszego wazona, jezeli "a
maly, korzenic sic kurcza, a Ii.
scie traca swiezost. Liscie, ktore
"dostasy plamki'', naiezy umyt
gabka maczana W l%etniej wodzie
poi ma pol z mekiem i Cd czasu
do czasu mp. raz w miesiacu, po-
kropiG wystajace korzenie OLIVIA,
pozostala Cd oliwek, lub czysta
stolowa. Me nalezy podlewac "a
wiele raz ma try dni wystarczy.
Cold-cream, - tax, MONA la
two zrobic w domu i jest ma sko-
re twarzy nieszkodliwy, gdyz
ME zawiera ofowiu ami cynku.
Olejku z migdalow siodkich-
so gram.
Wosku biaiego 10 gram.
Olbrotu 10 gram.
Zrobic dokladna mieszanine Z
tych trzech substancyi. Dodac:
woody rozanej 20 gram. Tynktury
benzoesowej 5 gram. Tynktury
pizmowej 2 granny.
MUSIC PREY tenn dodac, re wo-
ski i olbrot trzeba naprzod roz-
puscic ma ogniu (garnuszek z te-
mi substancyami wstawia sic ma
stepnie W rynke Z ciepla wodq,
zeby ME zastygiy i daily sic do
kladnie wymieszac z olejkiem) J.