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America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-01-22
INFORNAT|UN|
Detinut pentru uciderea
sOtiei lui.

Aberdeen. Miss. = William A.
ThWeatt. a foSt areStat lerl acu-
zat de uciderea >otiei l1li prin
foe. D-na Thwcait ars de vic
in casa lOr care d fost diStruS;l
de foe i'm 6 Deccmbrie.
Autoritatle All aflat cd dina
Thweatt il foSt asigurata pc
$4,000 dollari, carl in caz de
moarte sd fie platiti >otului Ell
81 Sc spune ca cind q. ThWestt q
vazut focul, s'a imbracat 81 q
>co> uncle din articole afara
apoi Sa duS sa aduca apa ca 81;
stinga focul.
Thweatt ii marturiSit ca focu'
era prea mare. end S d lntOrS
ca sal poata >tlnge. In rulnelt
easel fost aflat corpui sotiei lui
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-01-22
Nd|iIiStca in MdranlurcS
Populatia romineasca protes-
teaza ca guvernul ar vinde
Maramuresul.
Rezolutiile adunarilor
populare. -

Maramuresul. carui sOarta
tragica. ziarul 'Patria'' a ara
ta-to la timp. pare a intra mtr o
noua durere. Am arafat asta-
vara. timp de , luni, ca Mara
muresul de dincO!O de lisa, a
fost cedat Ceholovaciei de ca
tre guvernul Ayerescu. fara 4
mai incerca obtinerea lui, in
schimbul altor compensate poll
tee.
Cind fost denis guvernul
Vaida. primul-delegat al Roml-
niei la Conferinta de pace, d-nlrl
Alexandra Vaida, intreprinsese
tratative Gu delegatia cehosio-
vaca. pentru IA rectifica granlta
maramuresana. stabilitA gresit dr
guvernul Bratianu in tratatul de
atlanta c" 4ntan'a' inche'"t la
1916.
Delegatia cehos.ovaca de ia
Conferinta paeei, era dlpusa sd
rectifice, dupa dorinta d-!ui Val
da. gwernul prezidat de d-sa, a
fost rasturnat. De atunci, minis
trii noStri de externe, dl Dullll
Zamfirescu = eel ell cOncOrdatui
Gu papa pentru sasi = ca 81 al
Tache Ionescu. n'au dus tratatl-
vele mai departe. 81 soarta Mara
muresului a ramas statorita dupa
tratat,ll. facut gresit, in 1916.
Sc vinde Maramuresul?
Acum insa alta nenOroclre
pare Cd Sc abate asupra Mara
muresului.
Populatia romina este aiarma-
ia ca 81 partea de la Sud de Tisa
a Maramuresului; cedata cehl-
!Or.
In Is Decembrie a trebult sa
vina in Sighetu,- -Marmatiei o CO.
misie romino-ceh0slovaca pentru
stabilirea frontierelor. Lucrarile
acestei comisiuni s'au animal
pima la Is Ianuarie. Nu sc site
mimic sigur co yor hotari aceste
c0misii.
Cehii insa pretind intreg Ma.
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ramuresul, adica 81 partea care
este sub stapinirea romineasca.
Cehii spun ca all cumparat Ma
ramuresul GU cite-va miliarde de
la guvernul romin 81 ca vor pre-.
lua Sigetul in luna viitoare.
Partidul national intreprin>
campanie de protestare 81 de
trezire a Maramuresului. In toatc
centrele. in Nisul-de-sus, Drago-
miresti. Sighet, partidu! national
a tinut serie de intruniri de
protestare.
La NiSeul de suS $ au adunat
5000 de romini, care dupa ce au
ascultat cuvintarile dior Azure!
Szabo. Tit Demian, FLIP Rot
schild, DR.. Gavril luga 81 altii,
au inaintat guvernrlui 81 N. S.
Regc.ui rezolutie. din care ex-
tragem urmatoarele
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-01-22

tarilor, atitudine. care a ajuns ia
conflict eli resortul justitiei, IA
fost eXplicata All de catra mi
nistrul muncei dl Wilson. Ea Il
fost sumarizata aStfel:
l. - Nici perSoana sd nu fie
arestata de cit nlmai cu manda!
de arestare, bazat pc informatil
81 cunostinti.
,. - Nici persoana clnd e
areStata sd nu fie oprita de CO.
munica Gu neamuri orr advOcati.
). = Fie care persoana aresta-
ia sa alba dreptul imediat de a
consulta un advocat.
1. - Eli sa fie cOnfrOntati ca
evidente,e strinse contra lor 81
Sa li-sc permita furniza dovezi
81 sd fie ascultati
). - Sa nu Sc ceara cautluml
extensive.
''.Acca>ta asigura libertatea
m mcricana." >pune mlnistrul
Wilson.
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RESPJJNS
(Continuare de pc pag. 1

tru ell nc farma de dfagose ube gre interes pentru
neyoe lipsurle ui, din natonasmu din proti
pendada.
Ca zar mnnctoresc proprietate exclusive muncitoror
sunu ntretnY de Ell fresc in prmul rind apAram
nteresee u ceea6e acut face 81 in vor neg
nd nsa in acelas Gimp niei nevoie 81 nteresele ceo at
clase carl ulmeaza dupa clasa muncitorilor.
Imbunaatirea stArei muncitoror prevedem prin lum
ui prn organzarea u baze economice 81 potce
ara egad 81 duc6toare la scop orce democratic naonaa
Acesta pfogramul nostru bne denit dec fresc
smpatzam acee particle de ac 81 De acasa carl acelas
program al eAror program mai apropat de al nostru
IVA uPma)
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-01-22
Legea AlbaStra

In tara libertatii dorit auonomiei staelor
char conuneor lbetatea oporuu III multe plrt este IA
ptd prn nunite eg, regumete 81 adeseaor prin simple
dispoztiuni, toate imporva Consutiunei.
Aara de legea prohibited devenit generaa prin
al lSlca amendment la Constitute. diferite state 81
snt leg regulamene 81 dspozitun Impulse pc cal lie
gale mai p,te din Gle prn nervena 81 Influenza
peotlor earl renvie puritansu dc suta de
In New Orleans lego care opreste vinderea utunu
lui in zua Dunice 81 oate aceste poate cunpara
Ninzltor de utu nventa feluc mijloace poaa sa
Sface clenea s aproyzonat in zua Slmbetei dcc
egea caca. In Alabama ocu de tents golf oprt in kua
Dunneci. In Baltimore sase un intro Dumnica sau
arcsat mai multi arnaclsti barer bnrl etc. fllelca au
tnut prvaliile descise in ziua Duminice Tn Isl
fost dus la polite 81 arestat ca ucrat in zua
Dmnicei. Gel prinsi tumind trebu arae de unde 81
cind si-au procuat gre In uncle part din Massachusetts
oprit ocu goulu in zua Dumncei cnd in alte part
ibe In Tennessee umator poae cumpara tigarete
in Nashville in ziua Duincei dar in Memphis Sc vinde ca
I in cee ae zile anonae, zpaceala desorientea
char ocuori aceluas stat daca melg dntro comuna
in alta.
Acestei anonalii 81 decadente srre merge popo
r Sateor Unite, spun sprnorii ege Albastre, rebue
pr capt prn ege genera unfol1n penru intreaga tara
cas- legea prohibited bduturor spirtoase.
In fruntea caestci mscar 'pentru imblnatarea umei
preoti 81 char ciiva deputat numt Nou Pur-
1an de aversarii or. Decoru general este Rev Dr. Harry
l.. BowIby
.Scopul nostll SO a1lram 81 Sc conservam Zua Domnu
ui ri de odihnd 81 de rugacune 81 enunta 81 sarr
pcntm de oGna din cee sapte penru oae masele mum
coare,'' zice Rev. Bowl,y
I.egea aibastra propusa opreste in zua Dumnicei
Slrutatu feme de blrbat, saruatu copiilor, bar
hiertu gattu minclre, lucru i'll gadna Gimp nce
lucruui in sablmente ndustrae incetarea
cre comncatim cruta. tranvai tren autonob, etc,
afar de cazur de fora (rea ori represen
aun cnelnaograe jocuri de orice fe dansur
vinatu pescuul scaaul comuncarea teefonul Toate
prlvle fie nchise, ntrun cuvln incetarea or cre
actvti 81 oprea ori clror drac, afara de preum'lar
pc Gimp prin parcuri 81 vztarea muzeeor.
AbtninluSe de intra in amanune cledem ca g de pr
strum in CONVINCE pc cneva ca in apoca in
train, 81 mai tara aceasta desvotarea coosala
inustriei, oaceor de transport 81 sistemulu de
municae h alrovzonare, Legea Alastra dispoztiu
nile e restrictive pcnru orice acvate ndusrala 81 de
mmicae este utopie.
De altte proectu fost prmit de corpure legnitoare
Gu o reserva onca uaa in considerare
Totus de cuvina relevm aptul aceasta IL
ndca ate revste au ocupat pc larg de e de
rce rn tinde la rapirea tutuor liberia
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Receptie de la Casa Alba.

Washington. Sotiile ambasado
rilor 81 a altor membrii din cor
pul diplomatic. au fost prlmite la
Casa Alba de catra dina Wilson
La masa sau fost patruzeci de
scaune. 81. aceasta a fo>t cea maj
laborioasa rcceptie data la Casa
Alba. de cinl presedintele vii
son a cazut ia pat. acllm IN an 81
.iumatate.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-01-22

Mt. Vernon. I'll. = Inspectorii
postei anunta ca in hotia de Vi
neri de la posta. end >'a furat
patru saci recomandati, anunta
ca yaloarea bonuriIor furate e
de douazeci 81 sapte de mil de
doliari lar bani in numerar al
fost furati suta optzeci 81 clncl
de mil de dollari.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-01-22
Cumpara o temnita Gu
80 dollari.

Wausaukee, Wis. Joseph
Jejois a cumparat temnlta din
Wausaukee Ell suma de tralzecl
de dollari, spre tine lemne in ea.
Autoritatile municipale expli
eind vinzarea spun ca de end
s'a pus prohibitia temnita. care
a facut serviciu de treizesi de
ami. ramas gOa4a.
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Voacea lui Caruso destul de

New York. Enrico taruso. care
in ultimul timp a fost >upuS une
operatii dest,rl de grava. nu ;
perdut mimic din puterea voce
iui !: Sc spune ca el e in GONZALES
centa 81 peste cite-va zile Va pu
tea ca sa para>easca patul.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-01-22
Dorintele populated mara
mureScne.

l. Gu actuala frontiera statO-
rita de comiSiunea teritOriala din
Paris eXistenta noastra este pc
riclitata. Muntii, earl erau pro-
prietatea noastra 81 Rasunea vite-
or noaStre in marea lor partr
sunt situati la dreapta Tisei 81
12O de munti perduti he face
impOsibi!a Sing,lrA resOrta ce
avem: cresterea vitelOr. Perdem
singura linie ferata. care peste
Craia ne asigura alimentele in
Crisana. Suntem inchisi ca in
tr 'un sac Gu Prislopul. Pietrosul,
Tiblesul 81 Gutaiul in spa:e, care
peste iarna absolut ne deSpart
de Ardeal 81 Bucovina.
,. Fara inaltimi!e Carpatilor
tara nu are frontiera tare. De ID
Huszt i'm sus lisa ne este bariera.
incit i'm caz de razb0i strategic
near sill sd evacuam pima in
Prislop, Pietros, Tibles 81 GutIi,
Maramuresul.
3. Judecam ca linia ferata ST.
ghet - Frasini Delatva =
Lemberg in legaturile noastr"
economice politice cu Polonla
este de foarte mare insemnatate.
In miinile cehilor panslavi acea-
sta linie seryeste mteresele ace
iOra. earl voesc ne incercui a.
menintind interesele ,or aggressive
cu ale panslavilor rusi. Allan ca
nu este bine ca aceaSta lncer-
cuire sa Sc faca peste trupul alO:
100000 romini situati la dreapta
Tisei, cum credem ca nu este no.
rocos pentru viitorul neamu,ui
nostru, ca panslavismul sd treaca
lisa din JOS de Huszt contra
chiar a stipulatiunilor cOntractu-
,, lui din 4 August 1916 81 ajunsl
pima la Turt-Tarna 81 Halml
sa-si creezs cap de pod pentru
agresiunile viitoare i'm sesul Satu-
lui-Mare. Aceasta realitate de-
pSsca planurile panslavismulul,
earl la nici un caz nu pot ii prize
tinoase viitorulni nostru. 81 maj
a,es i'm aceste part!
4. Maramuresul este unitate
| geOgrafica, care nu sc pOate I'M
parti. Este cd frunza. care .daca
o taiem in doua Sc usuca ambele
parti. Unit este un sac plin de
bunatati, taiat in doua avem
doua straite goale, bune de cersit
pentru ambele parti.
POpulatia de la dreapta Tisel
s'a alimentat din sesurile Satu-
| ,ui-mare 81 ale Crisanei. moi sun
| temavizati Ia muntii de acolo, el
la alimentele de aici Suntem
AWAIT unii la altii. Populatia
de la dreapta Tisei in nenumara-
te rinduri demensirat 81 cerut
unanim a,ipirea sd la Rominia
Mare. La | Decembrie 1918 ii
Alba-Iulia prin delegatii sal a
vOtat unirea cu Rominia. La ale
| gerile din 1919 a vOtat deputatl
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CoNTINUARE re PAcJNA A "a
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| Admit ca au comis 100
pungasii.

Chicago. - Comitetul pentru
vigilenta din Hyde Park, un
suburbiu din sud al orasului
Chicago, care fost organizat
ca sa combata hotile ce sc conf
tcau aci. a prins patru tlnari
earl au marturi>it in fata jude
catorulu ca au comis o suta de
hoti. in acel suburbiu.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-01-22
DIN FDCA C)NDtIulU|

Iosif Jones din Merrimac. Ala.
a fost loyit la cap de un magyar,
care Use pusese in Gale. Pielea de
pe frnntea lui Jones fOst sdre-
lita. dar tiHda ramas sdravana
pc cind piclorul magarului S a
rnpt 81 fost impuscat sa nu Sc
canoneasca. - Ce mai cap!
=
Tn tata din Oklahoma, eNplpa-
tator de petrol, STA asigurat trei
fete pc cite 5000 fie-care, i'm
potriya fnratului. E prima ash
gurare de acest fel in tara
aceasta
Tn New York s'a pus i'm vim
ears ghete de dana fabricate din
pe!e de sarpe 81 Sc zlce cd Sc
cauta.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-01-22

In doctor danez a descOperlt
lln nOu fluid care inlatura tOate
dllrerilc de rani. f un deSlnfec-
tant puternic.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-01-22

Atitudinsa fatx de radicaiii
ste6ini.
Washington. - Atitudinea re-
sortulni muncei fata de radicalii
str&ini arestati 81 destinati depor-
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Ursul nu ataca daca-l lasi
in pace.

Washington. = NJ lovi pc ur>
cind vrea sa-si capete partea lul
de Stamina mai bine da-i ce-tl
cere.
Aceasta este mOrala unei in
timplari spusa comisiei parla-
mentare pentru aproplerea de
fonduri. de eatra directorul par
cului Yellowstone. clnd aparut
inaintea cOmIsiei ca sd ceara a
prapiarea de fOnduri spre a pune
garda la lagarile turistilor, 81 la
fel sa alunge ursii de la bucate.
DepntatA Magee din New
York a intrebat pc acest flores
tier dacA ursii din parcul Yellow
stone sunt salbatici.
''Da, toti sunt salbatici," a
raspuns directorll.
M ataca pc viZitat0ri?" Ia
intrfbat daputatlr.
''Nu, nu, un urs M ataca pc
ON de cit numai cind Ouul il
ataca pc ell.
'Sti vre-un caz in care un nrs
Sd fie OmOrit un ON?
''Un singur caz sa intlmplat,
dar 81 atunci Omall a fOst vinOyat.
Trsul a volt sa Use dea o parte
din Stamina pc care ducea sub
suoara, acesta Ia lovit GU ma
cibca, lar nrsul IA atacat 81 Ia
omor6t".
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-01-08
AN UNPOPULAR WORD.

The word must" is an unpopular word with us
Americans We can be led and persuaded to do
things but when told that we MUST do
something we Immediately get eantankerous'
President Wilson has never fully understood this
phase of the American temperament. year ago
today in his Jackson Day message to democrats he
declared that America MUST take the peace treaty
without change or reject it.
America has clearly shown that she will do
neither thing. She is not going to accept the peace
peace treaty without change and she is probably not
going to reject it. She is going to modify 1t IN
such way as to satisfy her own conceptions OF
international justice.
President Wilson's attempt to saddle the league
of nations on to the shoulders OF the American
people by lacking it to the peace treaty was a
colossal diplomatic blunder which even his strong
est supporters admit. The result has been that
neither the covenant the treaty has been rati-
fled, although if the two had been kept separate
the peace treaty would probably have been signed
by the United States by this time.
There is no human power that can say MUST
to the American people and make it stick"
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-01-08
OUR PLATFORM.

I. A primary election law which will re-
store the power to the hands OF the people,
where 1t belongs.
2. A bipartisan commission OF three or
five to have charge OF our school and institu-
tional lands, and the permanent trust funds
derived therefrom.
8. A fair, adequate and just tax law which
will equitably distribute the burdens OF gov
ernment We have especial reference to the
mining tax laws, although we will seek to
reach any other evaders, big or little, whom
we find. We favor mine tax law based
upon an ad valorem property basis. as other
property Is taxed.
A. A fuller budget system for the state In
an effort to put state expenditures on an eff
Cient, economical and progressive basis.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-01-08
OPEN COVENANTS,

Tangible evidence OF the purpose Of the League
of Nations give wide publicity to all treaties has
been received by the Morning Journal in the form
of the printed text of the first nine treaties regis
tered with the league secrctarat. The first number
of this Treaty Series has been issued by the
league in 75-page pamphlet as a supplement to
the leagues "Offical Journal"
The secretariat takes this means of performing
the duties prescribed in Article XVIII of the cove
nant, which says every treaty or international
engagement entered into hereafter by any member
Of the league shall be forthwith registered with
the secretariat and shall possible be pub
lshed by it. No such treaty international en-
gagement shall be binding until registered"
The present collection of treaties registered by
the secretariat of the League of Nations in con-
formity with the provisions Of Article XVIII of
the covenant, says the secretary general in an in
troductory memorandum, will be published period
icay, and has its main objects:
% The publication of the registered inter-
national engagements has been prescribed.
(2) The forming of a collection of the official
texts of the treaties, that shall be easy to consult
In a statement regarding the registration and
publication of treaties the league council said at
is hardly necessary to dwell on the Importance of
an arrangement whereby publicity of treaties and
other international engagements-and a pre-
minary thereto, their regstration-will be secured
Publicity has for long time been considered
of national law. 1t should equally strengthen the
laws and engagements which exist BETWEEN
NATIONS. 1t will promote public control 1t will
remove causes for distrust and conflict. Publicity
alone will enable the League of Nations to extend
a moral sanction to the contractua obligation of
its members. 1t will, moreover, contribute to the
formation of clear and indisputable system of
international law
Number of the treaty series contains the
English and French text of the following treaties:
No. denmark, Norway and Sweden.
No. Japan and the United Kingdom
No. Belgium and the Netherlands.
No. 4-France and Switzerland.
No. 5-Swtzerand and the United Kingdom.
No. Belgium, France, Greece, Italy and
Switzerland.
No. 7-Swzerland and the United Kingdom.
No. S-Germany, France, The Netherlands Po-
land, Sweden, Switzerland Czecho Slovakia and
Tuns.
No. bulgaria and Greece
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-01-08
Upton TIPS

It's getting to be SO dry in this country that
you hardly ever hear Of anything more moist
than mountain dew.
SHUX!
what is it that will shrink without wash
ing?"
"Your roll"
crust!
Few slackers Escaped Is Belief of Pal
mer."-Headline
Didn't have to- just stayed at home.
The man who did his counting in a
horse vehicle made just about much speed as
his son in the 40 horsepower machine. Old Dob
bin knew the road.
REAL MOVEMENT!
When Andy hit hive of bees
The bees. now, not in it
With Andy in improving
The minutes opportunities.
The fleet goes south for winter maneuvers
but the land lubber stays home. shivers. dances
and blows his hands,
Doctor. l want to get prescription for
case.
Couldn't you get along a day with
just couple of bottles?"
You can't make Santa Fean believe that
Santa Fe isn't capital CITY,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-01-08

| There was o. fearse wind this
afternoon and us fellows was run
ming erround' the street chasing
paper blowing GROUND and having
more fun than little, and all of a
lsuddin a mans hat came rolling up
! the street without eny man, and
Pubs Simkins cawt it, and we look
| ed all GROUND for a man without
a hat without seeing eny, and then
Pubs left the hat go agen and we
had a contest to see witch one could
catch it, and we did that about 5
more times till we was all tired
Tout, me saying, Gosh, bet this hat
would make a good sect.
And l put it on the cerbstone
and sat down on it, feeling pritty
lcomfortable and jest then Pubs
tSimkins sed, Holey Smoaks, there
| he is now.
Meaning a man down at the cor
liner without a hat and on looking
all .erround as If he was hunting
| for one to put on, and he saw us
fellows and came up, saying, Did
lyou boys see a hat blow past?
No sir, sed us fellows. WITCH we
dident, on account of us having
stopped it before it had time to
blow past, and the man sed, Its
mitey peculiar mitely peculiar, it
popped rite off my he'd GROUND
1.-THE corner and / have no ideer
wich way it went.
Being a man with a red face
looking as If he could get awful
mad il he had to, Me thinking,
Jimminy crickits, / hope he don't
ask me to get up for eny' reason.
wat kind Of har was II, mis-
ter? / sed.
Its made of stiff felt and Its
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-01-08
JUST FOLKS
Copyright. 1920. by Edgar A. Guest,
OLD YEARS AND NEW.

Old years and new years, all blended into one,
The best of what there is to be, the best of what
is gone
Let's bury all the failures in the dim and dusty
past
And keep the smiles of friendship and laughter
to the last.
Old years and new years LIES in the making
still,
We haven't come to glory yet, but there's the
hope we will;
The dead old year was twelve months long, but
from it we're free
And what's one year of good or bad to all the
years to be?
Old years and new years. we need them one
and all
To reach the dome of character and build its
sheltering wall;
Past failures tried the souls of us, but if their
tests we stood,
The sum of what we are to be may yet be
counted good
Old years and new years, with all their pain and
strife,
Are but the bricks and steel and stone with
which we fashion life;
SO put the sin and shame away, and keep the
fine and true .r& iAsf
And on the glory Of the past let's build the
better new. % s.EF se S
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-01-08
READERS, DISCOVERIES.

/ Young Housekeeper.-'I have
Just discoyered that l can make a
splendid steamed pudding in the
Following way q made it up my
SELF: 1 take 2-3 of a quart of
bread crumbs or bread broken in
line pieces and add to it "a cup of
sweet milk, 1 cup of molasses,
egg, ! teaspoon cinnamon, Y cup
o. dried currants, and { 4 cup of
seedless raisins. just mix these
things in the order in which have
named them and pack all into a
quart-size baking powder tin: then
l put on the cover of the tin and
place it in kettle of boiling water
leaving it there (and of course
keeping the water boiling) for two
hours. 1t is fine. serve 1t hot
with hard sauce made by cream
ffng two parts of brown sugar with
one part of butter, adding just
enough milk to moisten slightly,
and flavoring with " teaspoon of
cinnamon. My husband likes it
better than any other dessert"
| Bride-''I have just discovered
a way to get around the nuisance
Iof running ribbons through linge-
RE after washing. | tie a piece of
white cotton string to one end of
the ribbon and then, when / with
draw the ribbon, before washing,
the string takes its place; after
washing l simply tie an end of the
ribbon to the string and pull out
Cf,rin tt1a 40 t,ihl
bon in again! 1t may be a lazy
mans way but it has saved me a
lot of time and trouble. My hus-
fband often says, however, that l
make myself more trouble trying
to find way around an unpleas-
ant task than by doing the task
in the accepted way"
| Mrs. It. G. HI have recently
| discovered that / can remove the
wrinkles from my gorgette waists,
fcaused by lying in a drawer some
length of time, by hanging them
over hot radiator for few min
utes. This would be a wonderful
help to the woman who travels.
for the travelling bag does wrinkle
a waist so much. The mussineSS
Isimply vanishes like magic"
Bride Housekeeper.-'I wanted
to do my share, this Christmas, in
contributing articles for our church
fair-and yet my husbands salary
is so small that I could not possi-
bly, go to much expense. SO
thought out this way to do my
part: /, luckily, had kept a lot of
lard cans {the kind with removal
BILE tops) in my cellar and COW
cred these with some old lowered
cretonne I had on hand. pasting
1t on. then made hole in the
bottom of the can, put five-cent
OF the twine through the hole, in
verted the can. and put, on thea
cover--thus making o twine-holder'
out Of it. They sold like hot cakes