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NOVY DOPIS PANA VACL.
NOVOTNEHO.
-Praha, Z. cervna 1921.

OtIlla 1CAAdhNC oNSCSt
Zasilam nekolik vzpominek
z nasi cesty do vlasti, snad
jsou jiz pozdni doufam
vsak, re prece mnohe 2 nasich
pratel neb ctenaru budou "a
jlmat.
Dne 81. kvetna V 8 hodin
dopol. vyjeli jsme po male lodi
do Cherbourgu.Po celni prohlid
ce. ktera je dGkladna, zvlaste
co Sc tabaku tyce, nasedali
isme do vlaku, jenz Sc nam
zdal velmi smeSny, jinak vsak
ie pohodlny. Prekvapila mas
rychlost jizdy, jez neni mensl
nez V nasi slavne Americe.
Po cele ceste az do mesta
Caen videli jsme neprehledne
.lany zavodnenych LUX a past
vim a ma Mich stada pekneho a
tucneho dobytka, zvlaste dol
mic. Kravy dojeny jsou primo
ma pastvinach osel jest caste
iedinym dopravnim prostred-
KEN k odvazenl mleka. Krali-
ma jest rovna a rozkosna, rGz-
ne lucni XVIII obohacuje po-
hled. ma tn svezi zelen.
Cd m6sta Caen Sc vsak kra-
jina jiz meni, ddolf a kopce
Sc stfidaji, vid6ti jest nescisl-
ny pocet ovocnych stromu, ma
mnoze v plnem kvetu. Domy V
t6chto mistech podobaji Sc Wy
bajenym zamkum.
Obcas jedeme 1tesy veil
kych bilych skal a mizime ca
sto V 1trobach dlouhych a
chladnych tuneld.
Pariz S jeji nejvyssi vezi Eli
felovkou dostihi jsme vecer V
S hodin. Ocekavani jsme byli
konsulatnim uTednikem, ktery
zavedI mas do hoteiu.
Druhy den, |. cervna, "a
Ivzorn6 pomoci konsulatni, hlav
ne pana konsula Klevety, OBJ
dr1eli jsme francouzsk6 viso
vypravena naSe ZavaZadla a
vSichni radostl nastupovali
isme, do vlaku, ktery mas ma
dopraviti ma drahou nam zem
Ceskou.
Neni jedineho ucastnika, kite
ry by chtel dele Parizi setr-
vat, radi il opoustime, neb je
tam vSe tuze drahe.
V 9.10 vecer vyjizdime We
dvou pouze pro mas Cechoslo-
vaky vykazanych vozech Ill.
tridy; prvni zastavka nase jest
\ $50 dop. Strasburku, dru-
ha We 1890 V Kehlu, kdez
znoyu podrobujeme Sc prohlid
&c celni ma nynejSi hranici fran
couzsko-nemecke. - Poznali
isme, proc N6mci usilovali {
uchovani Elsaska, je to krasnJ
a bohaty kraj.
Tam namnoze spatrili jsme
zakopy a ploty ostnateho drS
tu, jamy od granatu vznikle
RUNE skryse We stranich ko'
lem drahy.
Pohiedy po uzemi nemec
KEN jsou pekne, udoli pfl
kre strane jsou vesmeS osazeny
stromy neni mistecka poole
drahy, aby nebylo upraveno
zahradky pine zeleniny. Oh
divoyali jsme bobfi praci ma
$ich nepratel, neni tam holycl
strani a vrchu, vse jest prone
memo zelinarske zahrady mel
obilim oseto.
Drahy pax molly by slouzi
"a vzor vSem ostatnim, kter'
jsme cestou spatfili. Dozor
sluzba ma drahach jest nej
lepSi n6meckou chloubou.
Plnou prudkosti rychlik
projizd6li jsme nescetne a vel
mi dlouhe timely nemecke
Gostihli jsme Chebu, ceske hrs
[ nice bez melody ves francouz
! skych vozech 3. cervna V IL
rano.
| Radost nase pokazena byl
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D RO B N E
0 Z N A M k Y.
PRIME Sc:

PRlJMOU Sc prodavaci ka-
Wy a grocernfho zbozi, kteri
mali V tomto oboru zkusenost.
Haste sc IL The Cleveland
Food Product Co., 2480 E. %.
st. !?
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PRONAJME Sc misto, kde
je zaveden grocerni a reznicky
obchod, sklad zbozi a zafize-
nj Sc musi vykoupit. Obydlf je
o 6ti pokojich s koupelnou.
Podminky mirne. Haste Sc v {.
9912 Aetna Rd. 6-28
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,Joramieovo dedictvi.
ROMAN z FRANCOUZsKEHO

stryc; obohatll Znacne sVe stu
zebniky a mezi mimi ! pana
Saula Cordiera, sveho sekreta-
re. Nekolika tahy pera sveho
rozdal mlliony: nemocnlclm,
chudobincum, skolam, nalezen
cum a chudym - Mas, iedine
sve prlbuzne nechava prazd-
nFma rukama odejiti. Vydedll
mas a prece snad dedici ucinll,
snad, snad? " desiti letech!
Jak mnoho vody uplyne zatim
V rece pod kazdym mostem?
Nemohl radeji ma mas kazdeho
nejakym milionkem pamatova-
ii, nezli penize rozhazel panu
panu bohu cizim lidem?"
80, zaiiste, zajiste ano!' vo-
lala sypav6 slecna Anastazia.
"Aspon zatim mohli jsme
cas- probijeti a cekati, az de-
set let uplyne jak vse dopad-
me-, pravil Forel.
"Avsak hic, tislc later, ME,
pravil Parizot, jenz tezi
vztek sv1j tajil, "ani nepatrne
odskodn6ni, zadny duchod ma
techto deset let, tot hanebne.
Pan Joramie mel mas "a blaz-
ny my jsme sedli mu ma iep.
Vratlme Sc domu tax, jak jsne
vyieli. A to vSe pro lehkomysl-
nou osobu Hi, hi, jestlize do
sud zije, toz fadne jest jiz Wy
schla a zcvrkla ona kraska ma
Scho stryce Joramiea".
Notar zatim schoval posled-
nj vuli do sv6 tasky a hovoTil
Sc svymi pisari, nevsimaje 81,
co mluVl strycoVe.
Avsak Clemens Baudin sly
sci vysmesna slova pachtyrova
proto vrhl ma mluvku pohled
rlnY nenavisti a hn6vu.
Tento vsak toho nedbai, ale
obratil Sc ku stryci Rabiotovi,
jenz tiSe sed6l a zadumcive
pred sebe patiil. "Nuze, stryce
Eabiote', praviI k n6mu, Go
tomu rlkate?'
"Vidite j slysite, re nice
ho".
"Timto zpdsobem jste jist,
ze nefeknete nikdy mic hloupe
no. Avsak s vami Jest to take
jinak, nezli S nami. Jste boha-
ty. mate Y Parizi dun, necekal
iste ma d6dictvi, mate dost.
Jinak Jest 5 nami, kteri jsme
chudi potrebujeme kazdy
sou, ieiz tezce musime 81 Wy
delati. Eh, dobfe nam, proc
dreme Sc ma lidi, kteii, iako ku
pr. Wy, strycku, dobre Sc mali,
tloustnou a nam sedlakum Sc
vysmivaji!'
Rabiot Sc usklibl.
Co byl notar docetl posledni
vuh, pani Parizotova tise Sc
della a take premysIela.
Nahle vyskociIa do vySe, v o.
cich Sc j zaiiskfilo. Ano, a
no., mumlala, tax tomu jest,
dobre Sc pamatuiii"
Notar yratil Sc cd pisaru ma
sve misto pravil: Mile da-
my a panove, se1eni jest ukon-
ceno. Prikrocim nyni ku sepsa-
III ceIeho inVentare',
Uzavfel zeleznou pokladnu,
strcil klice do kapsy a odebral
sc sc svymi lidmi do velkeho
salonu V prizemi
Sluhoye Sc vzdalili a po-
koji zustali jen prIbuzni -
dive tety a tfi strycove ~ Ia.
jemnik Cordier.
"Jdu nahoru do sveho poko
ie', pravila pam Parizotova
"a srovnam 81 syuj kufr'. -
Tajne pritotila Sc ku stryci Fo
relovi a poseptala mu: "Oce
k1yam vas We SVEN pokoii te
tou" - Cd Forela sla k Ra
biotovi a rovnez tajne mu rex
Ia: "Zbavte Sc rychle tQhot'
vaseho pana Cordiera a prijd'
tie "a nami nahoru", Ma to pro
pooIa hIacita In cyap11 ,,op1i
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PRODAJf Sc lacino kamna

PRODAJI Sc Iaclno kamna
S-kolova ma plyn a uhli, kra-
sne bile emailovana, stala. loni
$145, tez jine veci "a pficinou
stehovani. Haste Sc V els.
1902 Benham Ave. Tez move
historicke obrazy 2 Czech velmi
LEVINE. 6-25
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Sc DRUBEZNICKA A
ZAHRADNICKA FARMA.

Jeden a til ctvrtiny akru. Do
bry, sestipokojovy dun a jine
budovy, veskera uroda zasaze-
ma, cista Y dobrem stavu. BIZ
re dvou kar. Jest mozno Sc
vlastni praci presvedciti, drive
nez-li koupe bude uzavfena.
Cena $4,000, vyzaduje Sc hoto-
We jen 500. Pristehujte Sc ma
farinu bezodkladne.
4S1O Eichorn Ave, roh zap.
40. ul. Telefon Hemlock 1889.
6-25
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IdIneuO, DylO w pOl duh0 ohie'
nam, co? Neco podobneho ve-
ru jsem necekal! Novy prl-
klad, re, chceme-li do zaJlce Sc
pustitf, musime jej drive ma pc
kaci mlti. TAX borI Sc nam vse-
cky krasne sny. JeSte neJlepe
mas jste Wy tom; dostanete
aspon ctyri tisice franku, ne
bot jste dive leta v dome, kdez-
tc my nedostaneme niceho.
Pan Joramie pamatoval jen ma
sve sluzebnictvo a do toho
isem bohuzel nenalezel. Nede-
lal zadneho rozdllu, pocital
vas mezi obycejne sluhy. Neu-
razi vas to-"
80, docela me-.
"Dostanete sve ctyri tislce".
| "To zda Sc mi dosud pochyb
me-.
"Ach, vzdyt' pri posledni
vuli spatril jsem listinu a ma te
zajiste jste zaneSen. Ostatne
brzo vam to fekne notar".
"OvSem bude to jen male
odskodneni, zajiste zaslouzil
jsem 81 vice, nez nepatrne ctyri
tisice".
"Zajist6. zajist6".
pane Rabiote, dosud spole-
ham Sc ma vasi pfatelskou pri-
pov6d'."
A prayem", pronesl Rabiot,
ia uchem Sc skrabaje, pro
mluvime 81 0 teto zalezitosti je-
ste pozd6ji, mily pane Cordie-
re; navstlVte mne brzo V mem
i dome - a uvidlme, co Sc da
delat! Nespecha to, nenl-ll
rravda? Strycove moji dnes
odcestuii; sam ztratim Sc Cd
sud take asi Ia pul hodiny.
lTedy ma shledanou, pane Cor
diere, ma brzkou shledanou!" !"
Necekaje ma odpoved' tajem
nlkovu, opustil Rabiot pokoj a
special do horeniho poschodl.
] Nalezl cleny sve rodiny po-
hromade, byl netrpelive oce-
kavan, nebot pani Parizotova
nechtela pociti, dokud nepri-
jde stryc Rabiot.
"Co je?" tazal Sc tento,
jakmile ia sebou opatrne dve-
re byl zavrel, proc tax tajem-
ne? Jedna Sc snad nejake
spiknuti?'
''Snad" =.
"Aj, all
"Avsak pojd'te blize sed-
n6te zde ma tuto sesli meZl
mas; tise 81 pohovorime, by
zadne CHI ucho mas nevyslech-
To-.
Rabiot Sc posadil, pIibuzni
srazili Sc jeste blize a vSichni
upfeli zraky ma pachtyrku.
"Predevslm vezte", pocala
pani Parizotova, "ze u mas ma
dvore grandyalskem zije podi-
vuhodna stara zena, jejiz via,
sy nyni sice jsou Sede, kter$
vsak die toho, elm dosud jest
| nekdy We SVEN mladi byla "a
: jiste prekrasnou divkou".
AHA, mluvis 0 vzdychavt
: Lie, pravil pachtyf.
"Zena ona jmenuje Sc vzdy
, chava Liza? Podivne jmenov
| prohodil Forel.
J "Nechte prece mluviti pan
tetu', zabrucel Rabiot.
: "Pochopujete, re to neni iej
- prave- jmeno', pokracoval;
: pani Parizotova, lest to jel
pfezdivka, ktere Sc j dostalo
: kdyz vstoupila do sluzby nase
!, no nyni statku, coz ovsem jii
: hodn6 davno Jest. Tehda byli
: mlada, sotva dvacetileta, a ny
: nj jest il pres Sedesat. IDA sc
: re tehda kazdym okamziken
: hIubokymi vzdechy 81 odlehco
: va4a V bolu, ienz asi srdce jej
o tlzil - a iezto nikomu fici ne
: chtela, odkud a kdo jest, ted
= j pojmenovali - vzdychavo
fvn,, :. io1to toh "A "a bula vrol
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PRODAJI Sc diva pekne do.

PRODAJl Sc diva pekne do
my, bungaloy, move dvourodin-
ne, blize Union a vych. 103 ul.,
blize kary, velmi dobre misto
pro lekare. Cast hotove, tez
sc vezme lot na splatku. Haste
Sc V elsie 1927 Union Ave.
6-25
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PRODA Sc:


way E. 55. ul., 5 svetnic a
koupelna, fernes ma horkou
vodu, garaz a slepicnik. Ulice
dlazd6na a zaplacena. Pro ry-
chly prodej da Sc "a S4,700, a
lie ma cenu $4,000. K nasteho-
vani hned a postaci mala splat-
ka. The Atlas Finance Co.,
545S Broadway. Mr.. Stukbauer
iednatel. 6-25
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PRONAJME Sc:

PRONAJME Sc pokoj pro
jednoho pana sc zvlaStnim
vchodem. Haste Sc v els. 1856
Dolloff Rd. 6-25
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tyri pred nami, by hledala 81
jlnou sluzbu. Jsou lide Jako
Rocky, kterl vice zvyknou ma
pribytek nezli ma sve pany. -
.'Pani', pravila Ike mne, 'Jste
novou pachtyfkou; jsem zde
mnoho let, mlada jsem pflsla
sem a ustarala jsem zde; tim
chci rlci, re znam dobre zdeJsl
praci. Nerada menim mlsto,
libi Sc mi zde; chcete mne po-
drzeti Wy "a sluzku? - Pll-
me ruce vzdy Sc potfebujl', Cd
povedela jsem, a jestlize vase
Ipodminky nebudou velke -
- %, nezadam mnoho', odpo-
vedela mi, hechte mi naj1st
a kupte mi, az toho budu po-
tfebovati, trochu satstva a pra
dla. Mzdu nezadam zadnou,
nepotrebuji pen1ze'. - Vskut-
ku byla jsem prekvapena. Do
bre tedy', pravila jsem, 'podr-
zim vas; budu-li S vami spo-
koiena, budete moci zuStati u
mas, jak dlouho budete chtlti'.
- D6kovala mi sc slzami v o.
6ich. Tazala jsem Sc il, jak je
stara a dostala jsem podiynou
odpoved', re urcitosti to ne-
muze fici, ale ze mysli - pres
padesat. - 'Byla jste proyda-
lna?' - 'Nikoliv'. 'Jak sc
Ijmenujete?' 'Zapomn6la
jsem sve jmeno. V Ninvillu !
Iokoli rikajf mi krasna vzdycha
va Liza, ale, ty mily boze, slo.
vo "krasna" jiz davno ma mne
Sc nehodi'. 'Jste 2 kraje
Ioiretcherskeho?' 'Nevim
to-. - Jeste jine otazky jsem
ljl polozila, ale niceho Sc nedo-
v6dela'.
"Kdyz Gertruda", pocal ny.
| nj Parizot, "vecer mi vypravo-
vala, re sluzka u mas zustane {
re mzdu zadnou nechce, nedu.
v6roval jsem il. Myslil jsem, zt
asi prace iejf ia mnoho stat
nebude, ale jak jsem Sc podi
vii asi po osmi dnech, kdyz Sc
znal jsem, re Liza vzdychavf
jest jedna q nejpilnejsich del
mic. Move koste vzdycky do
bfe mete', pravil jsem 81, 'uvi
dime, jak bude pilnou pozd6
il. - A zustala takovou, ud6
tala vice prace, nezli mnohy 81
ny cecledin".
"Jak je stara', pokracoval'
Ease pachtyrka, "prece jes
velmi obratna. Vykonava VSe
cku domaci praci dovede tie.
| jehlou dobre zachazeti. Spra
vuje nam vSe, p6kne pere a re
hi, upravuje mne j sob6 sat
q vubec jest sluzkou, jakycI
malo. Jen o jeji minulosti he
smi Sc S nj mluviti. Tu neodpo
vida a umlka, trebas re potor
celych ctrnact dni nepromluI
ami slova. Mimo to jevi zvlaStr
lodpor ku vSam cizincum, ktei
k nam prijdou, utika pred min
q nikdy nezucastni Sc zadn
zabavy. S nikym Sc nehneva,
Inikym neni vSak take ga dobr,
lvyjma nyni mladou naSi dt
veGkou, kterou pred dvema X
ky jsme prijali, k te pTilnul
ku podiveni mas vsech nejvic'
Kazdy soudi, re ma o koleCk
vice nebo meme V hlave, avSa
nikterak nezda Sc byti choro
ma duchu. Ma zvlastni zpast
by a Zda Sc, re chce povazt
! vana byti "a mrzouta, by ka.
dy il dial pokoj. Starry mas o'
cak grandvalsky mi pravil,
takovou byla vzdy, co il zna
! fe V mladi SVEN, kdyz priSl
; ma dvorec mas, nemluvila NM
no, tax re povazovana byla q
lnemou'.
"Pani teto', vpadl il do i
ci feznik, vase povidka je
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pRODA Sc. novy dunn 6ti
sv6tnicich, V nemz je vse mo-
derne zarizeno. Haste Sc V els.
1885 vych. 42. ul. u Washing
ton Parku. 6-24
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PRODA Sc dunn hodici Sc
pro dive rodiny, krasna zahra-
da, sklep, fernes, lot 80 str, V
pruceli. Cena 800. Dunn ten
to ma vyhlidku ma Brookside
Park a 100 str. cd kary. Prici-
ma prodeje Sc sdeli ustne V els.
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PRODA Sc domek ma Broad
way o 5ti sv6tnicich, elektrika,
koupelna, velky lot, da Sc lev
ne. Haste Sc V els. 1888 Broad
way. 6-27
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PRODA Sc zachovale auto
Jackson" "a S250.O0. Haste
Sc V elsie $3.50 vych. 65. ul.
6-25
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PRONAJME Sc byt nahore
o 5ti pokojich, koupelna a vse
zafizeno. Haste sc v els. 12408
Farringdon Ave. 6-25
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NASADTE 81
VEJCE Cd BlLYCH PEKIN
KACHEN z PSENICKO-
Wy FARMY, $1.50 TU-
GET. OBJEDNAVKY BE-
RE A. ROUBICEK, ROH
BROADWAY A FINN
AVE. :?
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MUSf BYT prodan hned ce-
stovni Ford Automobil, Model
1919 "a levnou cenu. Haste Sc
V els. 1854 E. 117 st. 6-25
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PRODA Sc cesk6 peri, vel
ka pila, trakaf a jine nacini "a
pricinou odjezdu. Haste sc V
els. 1850 Mead Ave. 6-25
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ATLAS FINANCE CO.,
SASS Broadway.

Tazte Sc po j. Mlckovsk6m.
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THLE-MINUTE JOURNEYS
Where Men Turn
SOmersaults with
Canoes in Icy Seas
By TEMPLE MANNING
~ TEsfPLE NIANNING

Can YOU imagine any one or your
acquaintance starting out from the
canoe landing OF your favorite sum-
rner resort and turning a somersault
canoe and all and coming Up.
not only smiling. but still speeding
on MS course2
Difficult 20 conceive, isn't TT And
yet this n precisely what every wise
Eskimo-at least. every mighty hun
ter among the Esklmos OF Greenland
takes great pains 20 learn. For
the Greenland canoe IS tricky craft
indeed.
Built OF sealskin, with the fur in
side. stretched over a framework OF
wood. the Eskimo canoe-calIed a
"kayak"-is only about 10 feet long,
and often not two feet wide at its
widest part. tapering to nothing at
both ends The greatest width OF
the kayak IS az the middle. Here
there IS a combing which slightly
rises above the deck The rest OF
the deck. save this hole large enough
10 admit Of passage OF the body Of
a man. IS covered with sealskin.
When the Eskimo goes out in a
kayak. he puts on a special sealskin,
waterproof shirt over his regular
clothing with very great care he
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steps into the kayak, sliding his feet
over the tender bottom until he Is
seated on the wooden seat which IS
only the thickness OF the wood above
the bottom. Then he draws over the
combing the end OF his shirt which
tightly fits tae combing all around.
Thus he becomes a veritable part OF
the kayak. II the kayak should turn
over and he be unable TO right II
again. he cannot extricate himself,
but browns. head down in the sea.
This IS the reason that experts OF
Greenland learn 10 turn a somer-
salut in a canoe and come up again
on even keel, "as right as a trivet."
But the best OF the EskimOs Of
Greenland are not content with
merely being able 20 right the kayak
when II overturns. They practice
until they are able TO paddle the
kayak in such a way that they shoot
ahead on their course even as they
turn the dangerous somersaUlt in the
sea.
To see a race between Eskimo
hunters in kayaks on the open sea
Is p sight worth going as far as
Greenland to witnes. For part Of
their race always Is TO overturn the
canoe-it Is. OF course. a side somer-
sault that IS made-and not only TO
right e.. butte gain some distance.
The effect is a half-human. half
canoe corkscrew spiraling through
the sea at top speed.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-12-14
PETROGRAD GRIM
AT WINTERS EVE
Shortage of Food and Fuel
FOrbodes Dire Suffering of
Russian People.
nv Il a CEERVrVT

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PETROGRAD. Dec. Is. - (By
MALL There s;another Petrograd
not suggested by talks with the So
Wet leaders at SmOlni or meals in
the restaurants and cafes opened I'm
the Nevsk Prospect by aristocratic
ladies now turned profteers - the
Petrograd or the common people
and was at pains 10 discover II.
The plight OF the average citizen
both as regards fuel and food IS a
very terrible one. and as the winter
approaches IS likely 20 become al
most unbearable The fuel short
age is more acute than during the
past three winters FOR the very rea-
son that the expediencies then
adopted were such as cannot often
&c repeated.
Hardly a ton OF coal can be bought
81 PetrOgrad. and the price OF wood
has risen 90 a level which places IL
out OF the reach OF everyone except
the very rich
Necessity the Mother"
Public and private ingenuity %
provide fuel for the winter months
has not yet happily been exhausted.
The director OF the Classical thea
tiers. for Instance has used the
knowledge acquired when he was a
practising architect 20 strip the roof
OF all unnecessary wood which he
proposed 70 use for heating the the
alters during rehearsals and public
performance
Wooden houses, pianos. superflu-
Gus doors. tables. chairs and other
pieces OF furniture have been chop
ped up 90 be used later as fuel The
canal barges are also being sent 10
Petrograd. not carrying wood. IN
fortunately. but 10 be broken up
themselves FOR household heating
and cooking purposes.
one barge is allotted 20 each block
o. Hats for fuel provided the resi-
dents OF the favored bIock-natur-
ally there are not enough barges 70
supply the needs OF the entire popu-
lation-wnl break II up and carry
The wood from the canal 70 their
homes
Food Shortage Acute.
The food shortage Is very acute.
although large classes OF official
workers-goyernme clerks, dock
ers. school teachers. soldiers and Sc
cret pOiice-get fairly substantial
rations.
The recently opened shops gave a
few people. moreover. the opportun-
fly 90 supplement official rations.
but that the prices charged for
them are too high for the purses OF
the overwhelming majority is shown
81 the following list:
ROubles per pound.
rye bread .... 1000
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-12-14

placed in covered earthen Jars be-
Gore being placed in the Ice box.
Milk is, OF course. kept IN a covered
glass bottle or pail
All canned goods should be re-
moved from the can upon opening
and set aside in clean receptacles OF
china or glass until used. Lettuce
OF all kinds should be washed then
put into a linen bag. then placed on
the ice. Fish, after being cleaned.
should be wrapped IN a linen cloth
before laying near the ice A WIN
dow box Is a great aid In winter (;
the refrigerator - small Meat 20
be kept for a few hours before cook
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-12-14

heated period in the room where the
box stands.
Opinion is divided as regards the
purity OF ice. but 4 IS safe not 10
qua food directly on il without a
dish. wax paper or a linen cloth COW
ering II Is also wiser 10 put bottles
OF water on ice rather than 70 crack
ice and put in water without being
absolutely sure OF its source.
All cooked food should be thor
oughly cold before putting II into
the ice box Butter should be kept
In a covered glass crock 10 avoid
taking on odors CT other food.
Vegetables OF strong doors should be
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-12-14
THE HOME KITCHEN
az EANNETIE YOInsC NORrOA
YOUNG MORTON


The proper care OF food in the
home is a long step toward econo-
mical freedom. Food Is so costly
that It is inexcusable 10 risk its loss
from neglect or carelessnes. The
most important receptacle for rood
in the home is the ice chest.
The ordinary ice chest never can
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-12-14

be stocked with sufficient ice 70 IN
sure a low enough temperature 20
be dry. The box. even when as well
cooled as possible. IS damp inside.
and this aids baterial growth. so the
inside should be carefully wiped and
cleaned each day. especially during
warm weather or during a steam
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-12-14

cent Of the population il undernour-
ished.
The plight OF the $50 British resi-
dents in Petrograd-to mention an
other item In the general misery
Is particularly pathetic. az their ma
tionality excludes them from a share
In government rations.
British governesses. clerks and
one-time prosperous business men
whom have met expressed surprise
that neither the government nor
any private relief organization hal
so far come 10 their help.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-12-14

Even az the present exchange such
foodstuhs ia terms OF English
money are very expensive. cocoa
thus costing five shilling a pound.
butter and sugar four shillings. and
condensed milk two shillings q tin.
nI-Nourished Children.
Doctors here estimate that 80 per
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-12-14

PARIS. Dec. 12.-Nohammed Alb
dull Krlm. leader OF the Moroccan
rebels has offered 20 release all
spanish civil prisoners before Xmas
Sc Pope Benedlct requests g. said q
despatch 20 L'Intransegant Monday
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-12-14

ing VIII be best in the cold chamber
Of the See box on a plate covered
with a sheet OF wax paper. This
viii keep the edges from getting dr.
and hard
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-12-14

cost OF living IA London is 40
per cent above the pre-war agure.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-12-14

Seventy million men were mo-
billed during the war.