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America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-05-20

executat sentna, 81 respira usulata
Vasilca ilnbie m;nnce, 81 ca sal faca pofta
spusc Sofei sal aduca 81 nlincarca eli acoo, dar Ele-
ma de-abia gustat dc citc-va orr 81 trnt pc pat
zic1nd cal vine ameteala.
Nci la Gina na mincat. A baut o cafea 81 un pa
har cu vin Toata noaptea avut visuri uritc 81 dc
cfte-va orr tipat in WIS.,
doua ri plinse Vasilchei ca doarc capul 81
III povcst vsurilc de peste noapte Vaslca lnsti 81
10 indcmna sa ia in gnra, 81 mnca in sila doua
QUA zeama 81 b1u 81 cafea.
Vasca lega la cap 81 statu linga ca so scrveas-
ca daca ar fl dort ccva
Vasica staru din nou sd imbncc ccva 81 strignd
|pc Ana spuse pregateasca citeva QUA Gu zcani
Isl cafea, 81 peste jumatate Ana veni Gu tava
!1ncarcata, pcstc pratt, QUA 81 cafca.
Nu gusta din mincare Gu toate fmbicrc Vasilche
carc mnca pofta Bau nma cafeaua 81 Sc trinti pc
Ipat
C7nd veni Ana sc ia tava Isl fScu vfnt Ias7nd-o
Isa stca hnga Elena.
Maria fnebunt Numai G chip so retnem
Vrea sa vorbeasca Elena ameninta ca ne da pla
Inul pc fata', zsc Sofia, intimpina nga cabi
Ina ei.
,Ce site ca din planurile noastrew fntreba Va
| silica zimbind.
,Atit cit mi-a spns Sal spunem. Sa 1ncarcc
rh pc Elena 81 sd devil tu sefu nostru in locu Ell
aNu i-atl fagaduit resplata asa am spus =
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fNcUNosrtNTARE.


Socictatca romina de aJltor 81
c,rltura ". r. Ard. & Trans" :"
din Alliance. Ohio, aduce la ell
nostinta tutuor membrilor sa
hotaririle facutc in sedinta spe-
ciala din ziua de 16 Maiu 1929
intiiu s'a adus ps tapct propun,-
rca publicata IN ziarul .,Ameri-
ca" de d-hul n. Ncstor, la care
toti fratii mcmbrii aflatori de
fata au strigat ca-i buna. ca 81
finn convinSi ca yotarea serioa-
sd s'a pus. la vot secret, la care
s'a votat intrc toti membri de
fata, n,mnai 4 voturi All fost con-
ira, lar rcstul toti pentru. A doua
Sc face propuncrea din partea
frate!ui Iosif Gherghcl ca pima
la 30 Maiu 1920 fieeare frate
mcmbru apartinator socictat!i
noastre sa donczc plata de pc o
ri de llcru 81 sa-si achite Gotta
lunara pc luna Maiu pentru a
putea inchcia conspectul 81 repair
titia la Uniune, la care toti men,
bril- an strigat ca-i foarte buna.
81 s'a votat in principiu, ca care
membru nu-si va face datorinta
pima in zila de 80 Maiu 1920, III
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Proprietard Roinani
s. refotrl1a dgrara.
D PRopUNERE PRoPRiE-
TARILOR LA EXPROPRIE

Avcm 81 moi un numar MI 7rea
inscmnat Gle proprietari cu pes
L 200 jugare, a caror atitudine
IN fata infaptuirii reforme; l.
grarc trebue sa puma pc gi"auri
re orr &C ON care doreste col.so-
lidarea dcsavirsita a. Rominici
Nari.
Accstia in convcrsatii palt;cu-
lare, la intruniri, etc. combat re-
f0rma agrara 81 daca tot Isl al
I NIT anhmitc motive Gle oport i
tate, apoi propun asa reforni
agrara, cit trcbue sa te scarpini
IN cap.
! Dccretul .!ege al Marelui sfa'; il
Isocotcsc de prca radical. aproape
bolsevist. lar in eel privcstc pc
dinsii, iti declara ca ar Fl adc.
varata fcricirc nationala, dacA re
| forma agrara ar atinge 81 mcS;i
| le Tor clStigate Gu Alta sHdoa.'e
| 81 munca cinstita etc.
| + un mare interes national, =
zic dinsii = ca mosiilc 10y Sc ra.
.lIna cn totul ncatinsc. If. aduc
! excmple din istorie 81 IN. stiJ
mai de undc. Unor astfel dc CT
meni zadarnic le spui ca pc IN
"a astfcl de principii in uncle ~
calitati cxecEtarca rcfor,nei IL
rrare devine iluZorie. Zadarnic Il
spui cd apararca accstor mar
interese rationale" in mule c;l
zmi irscamna primejdulrea :;nn1
,.interese rationale 81 mai mari"
ei iii spun verde, tin mortTs !;
asta: ca reforma agrara s'a fi
cut pentru ca sd sc dele pamin
rominului, M pentru ca sa Sc i;
pamintul della Romini.
Astfel apoi Gu ocazia desha
tcrilor la fata locului a co,n..ii
Tor locale unii proprictari ronin
IN dovedit acciasi atitudinc ~
daratnica. rczistenta, ca 81 pro
rrictarii ungnri, asa ca all cor
tribuit 81 ci la alimcntarca ne
multumirii 81 amaraciunii tiranl
lor. All contribuit insa 81 la ait
ceva: au ffcut s;i Sc nasca 81 :;
sc crcasca in extcllsiune ura ta
ranului fata de intelectuali.
Sa nu creada cineva, ca tara
nul romin de tot extremes: il
ridicarea pretcnsiunilor, Acolt
undo stunt iatifundli extinsc. til
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ranului nici prifl minte nu-i trpcc
sa Sc gInleasra la cclc 300 orr
mai mnlte jushcre ale cutarili
proprictar romin. Oar tot asa, a
colo unde nu-i de unac sa inde.,
tulesti prctcnsiunilc larann y.
ploprictarului romin nu-i rr,a
trccc prin mintc sa Sc invoiasci
la cxproprierca alor citcva zcci
de jugllere in favorul tarani!or
lipsiti, earl si PIMA at1nci an IN
crat in brazda lui.
Mcntalitatca unor astfcl de va.
meni un ,.curiozum' dc tot IN
tercsant al tlemOcratiei ronine.
Nh ne indoim, ca> forurile supcri.
oarc. undc Sc vor desbate rccla-
matiunile. vor Fl dc alta Nlrere
81 Cd Ia urlna llrmclor Sc va face
8 rafo.ma agrara, care va indies
;uli toate. asteptarilo, dar spnna
orr cine: oarc nu am avca nci
puternicc motive de hindric M
.ionala atunci, end nc-am putca
l.uda, Cd iatrc proprictarii 81 "a
ranii lsaAhil,i n'au fost dcsbatcri
iAdeMngate, intelcgind pc deplin
eel dintiiu, ca salt datori 81 sc
lridice la inaltimea vremilor mar
prin carl trecem?
Ar trebni sd Tntelcaga accst
reactionari al nostri, "a acele as
numite ,.interese rationale SUM
nistc ilhzii dcsarte 81 ca adevara
1>tele intcreSe natioanlc sunt Gu to
tul altclc. Ar trebui sa intcleaga
ca nici 0 nedreptatc nu li-se fac,
prin exproprierca anei parti !
mosici lor, care Sc va imparti os
tasilor fauritori al Rominici Mar
carl prin vitejia Tor lea facut c;
putinta 81 dinsilor sa-si validite
ze pc deplin fortcle 81 sa a
iunga in situatii, in earl Sc all
de prezent.
Apoi inca ccva. Reactioi:aris
mrtl acesta al amor domni rrO
prietari ronlfni, va sill in urn
urmcior toate elemcntele ell a
devarat democraticc ale Ardea
lului s;i Sc dcsfaca de ei 81 sd
lasc cu totul izolati. Asia pcntr
ca taranuf rom1n trcbuc So vad
ip sfirsit, ca majoritatea covirs
toarc a :htelectnalilor romir
sunt cu adcvarat dcmocrati, cal
iupta contra reactionarlsmull
intocmai ca 81 taranii lipsitl d
pamint. 5. Pav'
(,,Patria").
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ROMAN DE: g. Is pAo0U.

(Urnare}.
Numai era in stare sd ia hotarre pc care ccAza
eli hunA Sc simca slaba, neputhcioasa 81 se sd
dish de Vaslca rug7niu-se char de Sal dea STA
tri so povatuiasca, 81 Ia ndeurih ei Sc hotarf Sd
porncasca cercetare npQtriya Suftanci u tfilse pc
Vasilca sd chenle pc Ana, R;iaa Il Sofia:
Vasilca urmarea ,7hcaIccfafca Eienei h care
sc mpotrivea Sultana, triunlfa. ncarccrind pc SUI
tAha, crcdca Cd Sc ihyipda 81 Maria u nh Fl nj
nichi impotriva p1anulni ei. i.
Ana marthrisi Elenci ce ia spts SdftanA, 81 Rada
Gu Sofia fnt8rira spuseic Ane 81 Elena, copr7nsa de
. agitatic neryoasa, 1ntreba
Gel de facut fetelor Ce idcie aveti?s
,,Eu cred ca ar Fl bine so incarcerati' zise Va
silica -
M, tfuduie! @ tfcaioasa ca ala nd-i vfedhsca sd
traasea. ST nfoaras zise Ana:
s ,15A, Ana are drcptates' zfse fofa. Isl noAra ,
,Da, se'annss& ~ tes ID s6 pot II
fnistft&s zise Elena
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va mai putea fl membrd al socic
tatii noastra

va mai putea fl membrn al socle-
tatii nOastre.
a treia 81 ales dc majoritatea
menlbrilor ca collector al accstor
sumo fratelc 6. Sturza, care !oet-
iestc in proprietatea societatil
noastre din 735 Ash Street. Tot
membrii din loc sunt rugati Il
merge la fratcle G.. Stnrza 81 a-Si
face datorinta fata de sc,ictate.
lar care Sc ,afla in altc orase.
sunt rugati a trimte sus amin
titele sumo la adresa socictati!
p. Box COS.
Spcrind ca toti fratii membrli
vor lua in hume de binc aceasta
hotarire 81 Sc vor sill a da acest
ajutor pentru propriul nostru bi-
ne 81 al socictatii noastre, am
ramas salutindu-va en- dra gostc
fratcasca.
in numc]e societatii H. X. Ard.
81 Trans din Alliance, Ohio:
Iosif Ghe,giel, pres.
George Ms,curean, secretar prin..
| G6-l1)
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Twentieth Century Girl Is Quite Lively

over her shoulders in trOubadOur fash
ion. Miss Glenn, her brown eyes dane
ing with the light Of daring and ad-
venture and her cheeks rudy from
exposure 10 the sun made an exhilarat-
ing and unusual picture of the twen-
tieth century girl as she walked
through the downtown streets, attract
ing a vast deal of attention from pass
ers-by.
There is positively no other way
to travel" she said in defending her
mode of travel, land never again will
l be confined in train while travel
ing. | never knew how delightful
beating IT. could be until / tried ii.
Did I find life rough?" she con
tinued. swell. of course, ii wasn't :
parlor affair, but l can honestly say
that | never received more courteous
treatment from men in my life and J
never once was insulted or moleSteC
I met all sorts Of men, but there seem
ed 10 be some kind of a "knighthOOd
of the road" concerning me and they
were invariably nice TO me. | made
one rule. | tried not 70 ride freight
trains at night.
All right. Here's the rest. She Ii
beating the way TO win a bet.
And she has written play.
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This Court Needs All of Solomon's Wisdom

ROOKLYN. Y. Y.-The Supreme
d court at Mineola will need the
wisdom of a Solomon II must decide
n question of woman's clothing. John
w. Neil of New York is trying 10 get
possessiOn of his 23-mOnth-Old daugh-
ter Jane He says his wife. Rene
Hiano, a dancer in Honey Girl is no
proper guardian. because she has APP
reared i'm short skirts, tights and
boomers"
His wife beat John TO it. She serv-
ed Neil with papers in a separation
suit, alleging non-support and cruel
~. She says that 50 far from being
unfit 70 care for her child. she has
supported both the baby and IT'S IA
Their She says also:
"I have never worn tights in my
life. When my husband met me first
I was n dancer and wore the same
kind OF stage clothes that l do now.
He has never bought me so much
as one pair OF socks for the child. nor
has he spent 5000 on me since we
were married three years ago.
"He says In his complaint that my
mother is not n proper guardian Ell
Their. and that she was chorus girl
for many years. Ny mother and IA
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.LastNight' Screams
What They Mean
DANCING.

II o TREAD THE May" in shad-
Il Owland.; in other words TO dream
of dancing is, all the seerS are agreed.
a good sign. Just TO dream that you
are attending n dance fOrtells for you
success in love and that you will have
many friends if, indeed, it does not
mean as many think, that you have
many now, even If you are not aware
of ii. You had better join in the dream
dance, however, and not be merely an
onloOker; for TO dream that you are
dancing yourself Is an omen of many
other good things TO come. However
If you dream that you simply watch
the others doing the minuet fox-trot,
valse de court, two-step or other
terpsichOrean exercise, ii is not very
bad-it only means that you have gone
TO bed tired. But TO dream that you.
yourself, are dancing-then, indeed.
are things coming your way.
To begin with. there is the success
In love and friendship. If you are
unmarried, your sweetheart is kind.
true, and will make you an excellent
wife. If you are married. the dance
of dreamland means an increase in
the family. Also, all the authorities
agree that for the dream dancer. there
is legacy impending. Some say a
legacy is probable" but most say
that ii is sure. and many declare that
IL will come from an unexpected
source. To those in trade. the dream
dance means increased profits. and
from the present cost of things II is
quite evident that many tradesmen
have dreamed this dream of late.
To the sailor TO dream of dancing
fOretells pleasant and successful
voyage. and 10 one and oil Il foretells
good news from a long-absent friend,
or from a distant country. Just one
caution. Be careful how YOU dress
yourself for your dance of dreams; for
il you wear dancing tights, while all
the other good things may come to
you YOU Will be temporarily short of
money.
tCCpyright-)
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OS ANGELES.-In dull gold letters
II on an office door I'm one Of the larg-
est office buildings I'm Los Angeles
there are two names: DIR. Lyle Me-
nellie and Or. Olga McNeile. They are
both well known physicians and they
once were husband and wife. Many
Of their patients do not yet know
that they have been recently divorced.
SO quietly was the decree granted TO
Or. Lyle McNeile on the ground that
he had been deserted by Or. Olga
McNeile.
Because woman has found she
cannot care for a man with that
strong, deep, intense passion which
alone makes marriage, is that any
reason she must lose respect for him
and sever all business relations?" said
Or. Olga McNeile at her office.
People do not think il strange that
a man may be an excellent surgeon
and yet know nothing OF painting.
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Sweetheart" Doesn't Go With Detective

HHICAGO.-In the bright lexicon Of
~ married life, thought J. G. Brock,
house detective at n big Madison
street hotel, there is no such word rs
sweetheart" But Mr. Brock erred
and his error cost the hotel company
$4,000.
A verdict for that amount was re-
turned by q jury in the United States
District court before Judge George T..
Page in favor of CassiuS c. Smiley and
his wife, Harriet PresSer Smiley, of
Indianapolis. Mr.. Smiley holds re-
SpOnsible position with the Diamond
Match company and Mrs. Smiley is
proprietor of an Indianapolis MILL
merry shop.
1t appears the Smileys had retired,
when Mr.. Smiley decided to have his
suit pressed. He rang for boy.
Presently there was knock on the
door. Clad in his night shirt and with
HIS clothes over his arm, Mr.. Smiley
went to the door. There was no one
there.
Sweetheart, that was a false
ALARM" said Mr.. Smiley to his wife.
Sleuth Brock was in the corridor.
His ear caught the word sweetheart"
There was a second knock. Smiley,
pants on arm, responded Brock
showed his way in. Mrs. Smiley, in
negligee. screamed and fed to a closet
while her husband struggled with the
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Doctors and Partners, but Nothing More

law or music. This is day OF special.
lists. Being successful husband Is
profession in itself, and few men,
I think, can have any very notable
success along more than one line. Or.
Lyle McNeile is certainly a keen and
skiilful physician, but as a husband
he is impossible.
IF university training and a pro-
fessional education are To do anything
for woman at all. one OF the first
things she will learn is that petty
spites, personal prejudices and
grudges have no place in the modern
world, and that If she is going to be
mans equal and climb with him.
shoulder 20 shoulder. 10 the summit
of any professional success, she Will
have 10 accept things In that give
and take matter of fact manner that
he does
MY former husband has the same
professional ideas and ethics as !
and since we have practice which II
has taken years 10 build up, since ii
is much more practical and economical
10 occupy the same Offices with the
same secretary, nurse and Stenogra-
pher than for each TO have separate
ones. | see no use and no advantage
in severing business relationships and
each beginning anew a professional
career which has been pleasant. har-
monious and fairly successful In a
financial way
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Rann-dOm Reels
BY HOWARD l. RANN

costs TO buy private car rugged up
with shower bath and brunette
porter, unless a spark plug gives.
One nice thing about a long auto
mobile tour Is that the tourist gets a
chance TO meet n great many nice peo-
pie and learns how the government
regulates the price OF gasoline. We
have one OF the freest forms of gov
eminent In the world, and when gaso-
line gets too high In one place all a
man has TO do l. 10 drive on 10 some
point where II is n few cents higher.
This tends 10 keep the tourist In an
amiable and contented frame of mind.
and also encourages the building OF
stone-front garages which are often
mistaken for the hotel.
The Tourist does not need to take
much Of anything with him except II
few extra tubes and money. /. is as
tonishing how fast money VIII ooze
away from q tourist who has never
dune anything 20 his own car except
tilt the windshield. But 10 man be-
grudges the money when he comes
back with both lungs full OF fresh air,
an appetite like n wheat elevator and
a coat Of tan thicker than a deep sea
divers. Best Of all, every tourist is a
good roads booster, and he is already
pulling lot of states out of the mud.
(CCpyright)
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detective. Brock made grab FOR her
as she passed, but she reached the
closet and shut the door. Brock push
ed Smiley aside and flung the door
open in spite of Mrs. Smiley's en-
treaties.
"But we are registered as Mr.. and
Mrs. Smiley Of Indianapolis" protest
ed Smiley. you can see for your
self"
THAT don't make any lit with me, "
replied Brock. Don't tell me that
stuff"
Smiley told him TO call the clerk.
Brock went TO the phone but said he
couldn't get an answer. He ordered
the couple to dress and leave.
You don't have to order us to do
that after this experience" Smiley re-
piled.
He and Mrs. Smiley left and filed
suit for $4,000 damages.
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Merit
Py GEORGE MATTHEW ADAMS

M ERIT does find its true reward.
1v1 In the final summing up, people
pass for what they actually are. The
gauge of Merit works straight and
sound. Luck and Chance are the
mere teasers of Fate.
Merit nothing beneath you.
Do more than is expected of you.
Do each task better than people think
you can. Believe all things are pos
sible with you and you cannot fail to
Merit big. 1t is better to aim for Per
lection and miss it. than to aim at
Imperfection and hit it.
Merit nothing beneath you.
BE not troubled over the accidents
of Destiny. The rule of Merit will
safely guide you into the wide way
of Winning. True Merit Is the rule
and not exception. Thousands Of
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Their played on the stage together for
twenty-five years. They belong 10 the
-Four RianOs, known on the first-class
vaudeville circuits"
Mrs. Neil left home on May 10, she
says. because her husband put her
cut and locked the doors against her
and her mother. He kept the child
for two days, she says. not giving II
proper food. She adds:
1T is not affection for the chilo
that has prompted the writ. but pure
meanness. He has no love for her
nor for me. and made me 60 out 10
work many times when I was in the
poorest of health"
1t appears that the mother Of little
Jane IS not only q dancer. but singer
and comedian
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Cannot Praise sh!s
Remedy too Highly
TIE WAY oHE LADY FEELS AFTEs
e;IrrrsfNQ TWO yFaps

Judging from her letter, the mis-
cry and wretchedness endured by
HRS. Charlie Taylor, X. K. ID. No. I,
Box IA, Dillon, S. G., must have
been terrible. No one, after read
ing her letter, can continue to
doubt the great healing power
OF PE-RU-NA for troubles due
to catarrh or catarrhal conditions
in any part of the body. Her
letter is an inspiration 70 every
sick and suffering man or woman
anywhere. Here it is: 81 suffered
two years with catarrh of the head,
stomach and bowels. Tried two Of
the best doctors, who gave me up.
/ then took PE-RU-NA and can
truthfully say I am we'll. When 1
began to use PE-RU-NA, I weighed
one hundred pounds. Ny weight
now is one hundred and fifty. /
cannot praise PE-RU-NA too
highly, for it was Godsend to me.
! got relief from the first half
bottle and twelve bottles cured me-
/ advise all sufferers TO take
PE-RU-NA."
AS an emergency remedy in the
home, there is nothing quite the
equal of this reliable, time-tried
medicine, PE-RU-NA. Thousands
place their sole dependence on it
for coughs, colds, stomach and
bowel trouble, constipation, rheu-
matism, pains in the back, side and
loins and TO prevent the grip and
Spanish Flu. To keep the blood
pure and maintain bodily strength
and robustness, take PE-RU-NA.
You can buy PE-RU-NA any
where in either tablet or liquid
form.
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nENVER.-A bit. of flambOyant, pic
~ turesQue wOmanhOOd 'blew" into
Denver last week in the shape of Miss
Louise Glenn, 24-year-old "tramp-girl''
and daughter of a business man of
California, who stopped over here a
few days on her way from her home
I'm San Francisco 10 New York.
Miss Glenn, scorning the cOnserva-
tive. lady-llke method of Pullman or
automobile travel, has beat her way
from Frisco 10 Denver and is conf
dent that she will be able TO make the
remainder of her journey 10 New
York without paying one cent of rail-
road fare.
Clad In a jaunty corduroy suit with
n soft crush hat stuck at a coquettish
angle and brilliant green scarf flung
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Just Folks
LIE MON PIE.

The world Is full Of gladness.
There are joys OF many kinds,
There's q cure for every sadness.
That each troubled mortal finds.
And my little cares grow lighter
And | cease 10 fret and sigh,
And my eyes with Joy grow brighter
When she makes q lemon pie.
When the bronze is on the filing
That's one mass Of shining gold
And its molten JOY is spilling
On the plate, my heart grows bold
And the kids and I'm chorus
Raise one glad exultant cry
And we cheer the treat before US
Which is mothers lemon pie.
Then the little troubles vanish,
And the sorrows disappear,
Then we find the grit 10 Danish
All the cares that lowered near,
And we smack our lips in pleasure
Ger Joy no coin can buy,
And we down the golden treasure
Which is known rs lemon pie.
Copyright by Edgar A. Guest)
-O-
Kerosene
Kerosene was first used for light
Ing In 1896.
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Squads en- Casserole.

SQUADS en- Casserole.
Saute SIX squads in two tablespoon
fulS of butter without browning, then
cover with broth, add Sprig of pars-
ley, bay leaf, and cook until nearly
tender; then add dozen and a half
OF button onions which have been par
boiled. two dozen potato balls and two
half-inch cubes of fried bacon. When
ready 10 serve, remove the parsley and
stir in the yolks of three eggs we'll
beaten and added to half of cupful
of cream; add a tablespoonful of but
ter or bacon fat. Do not boil after
the eggs are added. Serve from the
casserole
One of the incest ways 10 serve
squads is boned and stuffed. then
roasted. 1t is not difficult process To
bone few birds. The small leg bones
are left at the end for more shapely
appearance. They may be broiled
without stuffing if preferred. adding a
bit Of celery or q piece Of onion to
season the inside of the p.rd.
Copyright. 1920. Western Newspaper Union
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1920-07-23

stop on the brake rod Of poultry car
With the upspringing Of the automO-
bile, however, our roads are deeply
lined with n new kind of tourist. who
travels among strangers and pays the
list price for red inner tubes.
Since ii has been discovered that
the modern automobile can be run
several thousand miles without any
more expense than operating a short
line railroad, the practice of skipping
from coast 70 coast in wabble-legged
touring car has become a fixed habit.
Most people would rather ride in a
new automobile carrying a pennant
and n weak-lunged storage battery
than jump on transcontinental flyer
and inhale free cinders In q rapid and
nOiseless manner Statistics prove
that a man can drive his own auto
mobile 10 either coast for less than II