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New-York tribune., 1921-02-26
speosar Dispatch to Tho Tysouns


CHICAGO, Feb. 25.--City chemists,
after months of experimenting, have
perfected gas bomb, formed like a
hand grenade, which can be used
against criminals without danger TO
bystanders.
Special details, chosen especially for
work against desperadoes, will soon
be equipped with the gas bombs and
assigned to duty whenever criminals
barricade themselves or take refuge
where they can be overpowered, cnly
at great risk.
Instead of storming such places with
guns, the police will throw gas bombs
until the barricaded bandits have beer
overcome or forced to surrender. Ex-
periments have shown that the gas will
overpower man without permanently
disabling him.
Tests were made on the roof of the
City Hall a few days ago, it was
learned to-day. The results are said
to have been satisfactory.
Lieutenant John Naughtan, Of the de-
sective bureau, said to-day that the
New-York tribune., 1921-02-26
Simpson DecIares
BOndstflen Aces
Loot as SecurjI
Judge Suggests in Rcd
That Maximum CIlarssl
Bail Be Fixed at : i
Cent

Magistrate George ". Simpssr |
a report yesterday with the DpI
Attorneys Office, covering the ysi,
inquiry into methods of sarst, i
panies providing bail for crininaI
which he declares himself emor,n,
tain" that professional bondsns
cept stolen jewels, bonds and nsAI
disc as collateral.
Judge Simpson makes m exhsd
review of state insurance and bah /
and suggests amendments which n
lieves viii restrict illegal actiyitsI
some bondsmen and aid repuhR
surance companies. His chief II
mendation is for maximum pr,]
charge for "direct 9r Office bsil' Il
fixed at 2 per cent Of the boa.
adds:
"No evidence has been aidua!
this hearing sufficient TO justify Il
holding any one. there being 10 d
cient cause 60 believe that sto!er 4
erty or the proceeds thereof haN
used for the purpose q furnishIt,
by any one appearing in this ihg|
There is some evidence, not Of suE |
probative force and value to hold Il
makes me morally certain thst
property has been accepted 81
lateral security for the furnishili
bail for criminals who have, afssi
bail has been furnished in the ffaI
stance, gone out and committed sid
crimes. No evidence has been sss
showing that bail has been ssrsa
for in advance by prospectiFe 9
nails"
The magistrate also suggest.
establishment Of a private fund
used under proper conditions fo'
release of the worthy poor on
pending their examination and
This, he says, would be sn sc
great philanthropy and save many
dividuals and homes from destruct
Breadwinners in many cases reaair
jai. for months and sometimss y
before being discharged, solely bee
of inability TO raise bail"
The other suggestions made By
istrate Simpson for statutory al
ments are maximum charge ic,
services rendered of per cent rG
above this "prima iasa
cessive and Illegal; requitirs
judge approving or rejecting hi
to inquire into the reasonableass
the charges for bond service sA
thorizing the rejection of the k'
he is satisfied the collateral th'
IS stolen property; prohibiting s'
from signing indemnity agreemesi
criminal cases; prohibiting uhial
ing authority being vested Id Fl
working on commission; making 1
lation of any of the amendments,
demeanor; enacting law in this
similar TO the New Jersey law eyss
q lien on the lands of the rettE
from the time of the acknovlsSg'
Of the bond.
New-York tribune., 1921-02-26
Amendment Woula q
Bad Debts as Ins,1
Senator Davenport's p,,
Seeks 10 Prevent Dedusssll1|
as Practiced Nov
From o star Corres,avt..

ALBANY, Feb. 25t--The ,,s...
numerous taxpayers in deduetis.'
less debts without first l;sti,.
income will be done away wiz
amendment to the income =.
troduced to-day by Senaso,se - 3 9, =
NJ. Davenport, chairman ~ g -
Legislative Tax Committee
posed amendment makes h ~ .s
that a taxpayer, before ba 'aas -
any deductions for debts ~.
to be worthless and charged ~ - /
the taxable year, must inelss
debts as income.
Another income tax law
proposed by Senator Dayesssss,.. ss,s''
fies that no interest shall & :"
where income taxpayers u,;.s
ally have submitted a tax 80
than that which was actually =
vided the return is made 49,
days after notice has been vi,.s 49, !
income tax department.
tional return is not made Wal.
period 5 per cent interest i w
the amount due. An additjonsi s.
Of ! per cent is imposed for esss a. & !
that passes before the return ~ !, s 1
made. -. :
Senator John Knight. OF ~.
has reintroduced his bill wsi,s {
tax bequests made by regidenss =
state to educational or chsrit,s
ganizations located in states W.
similar bequests made by tbs,
dents TO institutions in this sts,.
New-York tribune., 1921-02-26
Wilson Receives Ricci

WASHINGTON, Feb. 25.-President
Wilson received to-day Rolando Ricci,
the new Italian Ambassador; Prince
Bibesco, the Rumanian Minister, and
Albert Blanchet, the Haytian Minister.
by Secretary Colby of the State De-
partment and the two ministers by
Under Secretary Davis.
New-York tribune., 1921-02-26
Dept. of Justice Chief Quits
George L. Lamb To Be Attorney
i'm Appraisers Stores

George F. Lamb, who since 1919 has
been divisional superintendent of the
Bureau of Investigation of the Depart
ment Of Justice for the Asst District, re-
signed yesterday. His resignation will
take effect Marcn
He is to be attorney for the Depart.
ment Of Justice In the Appraisers
Stores. This is said to be a promotion.
No intimation could be had yesterday
as TO the choice of Mr.. Lambs sue
cessor.
New-York tribune., 1921-02-26
hrupps Get Chilean Concession,

BERLIN, Feb. 25.-The vossische
zeitung reports that the Chilean gov.
ernment has given concession to the
krupps with the right to acquire land
to build factories. A large number of
German workmen will take advantage
OF the concession, the newspaper says,
and emigrate to Chile.
New-York tribune., 1921-02-26

ready reference guide for the busy
usau~--jpteresting announcements under the
heading of "Business Cards IN to-day's
tribune Want Ad Pages~-,Advt.
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1921-07-28

In the District Court of the Twentie
tn judicial District of the State o.
Montana, in and for the County Of
Roosevelt.
In the matter of the estate of Kitty
Sibbits, deceased. SIS.
Notice of Sale of Real Estate
Notice is hereby given, that, In
pursuance of an order of sale OF the
above court, made on the goth day of
July, 1921, in the matter of the es-
tate of Kitty Sibbits, deceased, the
undersigned administrator of the es-
tate will sell at private sale, in sepa-
rate parcels to the highest bidder, up
on the terms and conditions herein
after mentioned, and subject to the
confirmation of said District Court,
on or after the 9Th day of August,
1921, all the right title and interest
and estate of the said Kitty Sibbits,
deceased, at the time of her death,
which was a fee simple interest in
and to the real property hereinafter
described, and all the right title and
interest that the said estate, by oper-
alton of law, or otherwise, acquired,
other than or in addition to that of
1.-THE said deceased, at the time of her
death, of, in and to that certain lots,
piece or parcel of land situate, lying
and being in Roosevelt county, State
of Montana, and more particularly
described as follows, to-wit:
Lots Four az and Five (5) in
Block Twenty-Five (25), in the origi-
nal Townsite of Wolf Point, Roose-
welt county, State of Montana.
Terms and conditions of sale: Cash
in gold coin of the United States;
ten per cent of the purchase price to
be paid to the said administrator at
the time of the sale; balance upon
confirmation of sale by said court
and the delivery of a conveyance.
Abstract of title, if required, to be
furnished at the expense of the bid
der. All bids or offers must be in
writing and may be left at the Office
of H. A. ~Schoening, attorney for
said administrator, in the city of Wolf
Point, Roosevelt county, Montana, or
may be delivered to said a%dministra-
tor personally, in said city of Wolf
Montana, or may be filed in
the office of the clerk of court, at
any time after the first publication
Of this notice and before the making
IF the sale.
| Dated this 21st day of July, 1921.
VIRGIL ALBERT,
Administrator of the Estate of
Kitty Sibbits, deceased.
1. A. S%choening, Wolf Point, Mont.
Attorney for Administrator. 22-3t ]
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1921-07-28
Suffered Intense Pain

"a few years ago when visiting
relatives in Michigan something I had
eaten brought on an attack of
cholora morbus," writes Mrs. Celes-
ia McVicker, Macon, Mo. 81 suffer
ed intense pain and had to go to bed.
/ got a bottle of Chamberlain's Collie
and Diarrhoea Remedy. | only took
two or three doses but they did the
work.
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1921-07-28

sheriff for the month of May, 1921.
Amount claimed S166.66, amoun al
lowed s166.66.
No. GIL, Dave, Jesse F., salary as
county clerk and recorder for the
month of May, 1921. Amount claim
ed $3.50, amount allowed $4,000.
No. 612, Dorst, Josephine, salary
as stenographer in recorders office
for the month of May, 1921. Amount
claimed s115.OO, amount allowed
s115.O0.
No. GLIB, Hagen, E. E., salary as
court reporter for the month of MAY,
1921. Amount claimed 1887 amt.
allowed S38.72.
No. GA, Hoover, Cleo O., salary
as deputy clerk of court for the
month of May, 1921. Amount claim
ed $137.50, amount allowed S137.5O.
No. 615, Hoover, Homer A., salary
as county attorney for the month of
May, 1921. Amount claimed s62.5O,
amount allowed S6Z.0U.
No. GIG, Kendig, J. j., salary as
county treasurer for the month of
May, 1921. Amount claimed $3.50,
amount allowed $3.50.
No. GIT, King, Otto A, salary as
deputy sheriff for the month of May,
1921. Amount claimed $137.5O, amt.
allowed $3.50.
No. 618, Markell, w. w. salary as
deputy equity treasurer for the month
of May, 1921. Amt. claimed S137.5O,
amount allowed $137.5O.
No. GIG, Martinsen, A., salary as
assessor for the month of May, 1921.
Amount claimed $125.0O, amount al
S125.0O.
No. $40, Payne, Ed, salary as un-
dersheriff for the month of May,
1921. Amount claimed $4,000, amt.
allowed $4,000.
No. 621, Pipal, J. E., salary as
deputy sheriff for the month
of May, 1921. Amount claimed $50,
amount allowed $50.
No. 622, Reynolds, John, salary
j%anitor for the month of May,
1921. Amount claimed $4,000, amt.
allowed $4,000.
No. 623, Rorvik, Nora, salary as
,tenographer in county attorneys Of
ice for the month of May, 1921.
Amount claimed $4,000, amount al
owed S125.00.
No. 624, Schillinger, Matilda, sal
Try as deputy county clerk for the
month of May, 1921. Amount claim
ID $137.50, amount allowed $137.50.
No. 625, Taylor, G. R., salary as
Ieputy assessor for the month of
lay, 1921. Amount claimed S137.50,
mount allowed $137.50.
,elief Fund Claims Numbered z to 9
Inclusive
No. 7, Aluck, James, collecting
eed loans. Amount claimed $5.44.
mount allowed S5.44.
No. 8, Cowan, John, collecting seed
,ans. Amount claimed $7.43, amt.
STAB.
No. 9, Kendig, j. j., refund or pro-
ssted check of Charles Davis. Amt.
$14.OO. Amt. allowed S14.
The board at this time having COM
Ieted the auditing of claims and the
before them, on motion the
oard adjourned.
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1921-07-28
v

Dear Editor" wrote the cores
pondent, 81 am in love with a very
plain girl, while a very pretty one
with lots of money wants me to mar
ry her. What shall l do? The editor
replied: "Marry the one you love by
all means; and send me the name and
address of the other.-Exchange.
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1921-07-28
IT'S RATTLE

Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Ford are the
proud parents of a nine pound Ford
which arrived a few days ago. 1t ar
rived in fine shape and was accepted
at once. 1t has all the attachments
that the other Fords have.-Ex-
change.
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1921-07-28

Lima Beane says the world is grow
ing better but is still so bad that men
can make money finding fault with
it.-Toledo Blade.
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1921-07-28

If they invent any more long dis
lance guns it won't be safe for the
army that fires them. They will get
shot in the back.-Rock Island Ar
gus.
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1921-07-28

When you have an article to sell
use the Herald classified column.
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1921-07-28

A lazy mans idea of unrest is to
have to move to keep in the shade
Toledo Blade.
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1921-07-28

The Herald for the Jews.
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1921-07-28

Read the Classified Advs.
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1921-07-28
You'll get somewhere

Prince Albert ia
sold TN foppy red
bags, tidy red fins,
handsome pound
and half pound tin
humidors and in
pound crystal glass
h u m id or with
sponge mofstener
top.
Washington Journal., 1921-06-03
Sat es 500 Sabre bOr Ghriiti Sc
burt = Tlusseuse gcgeben?

@enn mir nit GedJt alf ettpas
itol5 iein f0nnen, 10 lit es auf Die
@rfinbung Der 6lug5euge unO auf
Die our6 fie ermoglidte 8eberr.
i1rng Ser 2uft. glber oa beltreitet
inns Ser Sinou Sfbar Sdab sic
Brioritdt oieier @rfinoung uno
nimmt iie fir oas alte Srloien IN
Aniprud). Snoien babe i6on i'm 5.
Sabrbunoert Dor @briiti @ebllrt
6lugi6iffe sefannt unO ite iogar
6ereits all9 fir &riegs5mede Der.
penoet. Nun oa uns oie Gbineien
tatiGdli6 init Der 8uf)orltderfunlt,
ser @%rfinOrng oes SdieBpuIpcrs
u1o a1loeren pi1tigen @ntbedltngen
un6 Grfinoungen iebr biele Sabr.
bunoerte 5unorgefommcn iino, mare
eS Ourdous nidt nnmoglid, oaB
Sic geiltig 10 bo6lte6enoen Snoier
olld) uns nit elmer Der grobten Gr-
fin0ungel1 5unorgefommen iino. ST
bar 9lli S9ab beruft iid gum Sc.
peiie ieiner ieniotione1eu 8ehaup.
tung auf Observation-Disclosures in
Ser Soblc BON @nora. Serner fiibrt
er oil, 6aB in ben ettua 500 b. Sir.
6. 5uiammcngeIte1ten &amanona
bcrid)tet miro sRatuun, Elm aonig
BON Gcplon, pfleete iiber ~feinolid1e
Seere hintuegsufliegen u1o linen
nidt ielten @erll,Ite beisubringen.
Na6 ieinem Sooe ging iein Tlltg.
pagen in Sen 8eiit 6es Snoierfiir-
item &ambnoa iiber, Der in oieIem
BON Genlon nod ieiner SaubtItaot
fog. SSn sen Sansfrit &laiiifern
treffe man Sablreihe aeronautiide
gfeoemenoungen. Son Sen 2uft-
fabr3etlgen muroen erplobicrenbe
Scdeln binabgeidleuoert. @ie bieie
bergeiteIlt tpuroen, miro in beridlte.
oenen S6rifte mitgeteilt. 60 tpdre
sic 9ehauptung 6es Snoiers mieocr
Gin getpeis fir sic 8ahrbett oes
iaIomonii6en Spridtports: .gs
oibt nihts 0eaes urter ser Con.
ne" penn niht ieber Sinneis alii
oie &onTtruftion Der altinoiidlen
Glug3euge fchlte. .9ie biloerrcidc
Sprode ser Glten, Die Mdrden'pra
he, fonnen oie ~erpabnten &eoeiuen.
ourgen %erfldren, obne oaB man 81
ala,lben ge5mungen ware, Dab in fc
alter 3eit ipirflid Die MenIflen &C.
iIogcn icien. Mud in Der 9ibel fin
Oen iid) mand)e Steaen, aus oeneI'
man auf Nlue8euge, @!iba6Ieitel
uiw. ihlieben tGnnte.
Washington Journal., 1921-06-03

i'd periithte ibn 6urh Gpnomit ou
iprenaen, INN ipenigitens etre feline
Ocffnung 81 beboIten, ober Die 60.
oung geniigte niGt.
0ie Wiannidaften ialtfen in einen
3uItano Der acknowledgement, aus
Der oud Der oufmunternoe 8uipru9
Ser unermiioIiden Offi8iere iie nift
ertpeden fonntc. 3u befiirGten mar
aitd), Dab Die Gron5oieu Our6 ben
Gii1enraudfang eiftige Sale IN ben
Eunnel bloien niiroen. WPit &iif.
ii1t ouf Die 8erpunOeten uno, Inn
benz @oterlonoe 400 brape SoI0a.
ten, inter oeiten iif piele Gomilien.
batter befanoeu, Sl erbolten, nolte
i9 bic @efangennabme einem iide.
rem @rItidungs. ODER &ungertooe
oor5ieben uno entidloB mid idperen
Ser5ens gu Der llebergabe, ais mir
nad 26itiinOlidem @nrten Die Soft.
tung oltf einen uus befreien0en @e-
genltoB oufgeben miBten.
Washington Journal., 1921-06-03

, glu6 fir bic YfIsge Der Sranfen 1T
@orforge s%etrOffen iporoeu. 0os
aIte 9o5orett 1T, Iopeit es bic @ers
bGltniTe geitotteu, muItergiiltig eins
geri4tet uno pirb BON benz Sogers
arat Or. Sonber geleitet. &ur5,
fir bos leibli9e Bobl lit 10 gut GEE
Tprst, ipie es bic @erbdltniiie nur
irgenotpie erlauben.
@ber aud bic geiitigen Sebiirfnife
neroen ni9t bergeTen. Sir bic
&inber, FAINT unb ion0ers anolp9as
6eten, 1T cine S9ule eingeri4tet, bic
ieBt 19on mad tnappen 3pei Mlonas
ten ouf feds 3loien ongetpo4fen
un6 70 gut ausgeItattet lit, bob bic
Sipilen NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. nit
ibrer Mnertennung ntdt Suriidbalten
tonnten. Der llnterri9t piro bon
2ebrern emrteilt, bic BON ben polen
aus ben @ren3lonoen pertrieben
pOrben finb. Sir Die reIigiDIen Be
Diirfni6e Der 2dgerinfafen 1T elm
@eifli9er ongeite1t. Benn mon
bas gonae Eager bur9gepanoert 1T.
bonn lit man s6rli9 eritount iiber
Die m%uIiergiiltige Arbeit, bic bic beiz
ben e9emaligen Sffi5iere auiammen
nit benz &oten &reu3 in 10 tur5er
3ett g%eleiftet BADEN.
Sir bic Riidponberer 1T oIfo, Der
3eit entIpre9enb, aufs bette geforgt,
uno Tie ertennen bos. oantbar an
Qlber tpenn IiG, INN nit benz Oidter
gu reben, i6r @eiit bod niAt bierbers
gep0bnen nil, unb tpenn fe i4re
3peite Seimat nit Der Seele Iu6en,
per min es ibnen berargen! Sc
FebIt in bieIer fur9tbaren 3eit oes
| 3uIummenbru9es unb Der bitteren
gaot jebe @orousieBung, fe nit 2eib
unb @eele in ibrer alten !9eimat an>
a~uIiebeln. Sebe @elegenbeit - BON
Ginaelfd[len natiirIi4 abgefe6en =
ii9 bier 9aus unb Serb wieoer oufs
5ubouen unb ptrti4oftli9 bod gu
fommen, lit ibnen senommen, ba
SunberttauIenbe nod Qrbett I9reien
unb Der @Gsemeinbeit our 2oit fall
len. Dor alien a6er: sic Ea6en ben
tulturelen &pntott wit ibrer alien
9eimat perIoren, unb tperben i'm
aud, biefen unbebin9ten @tnbrud
erbGlt man, niGt tpieOerfinben. Die
ltnteri9iebe apiI9en ben pirtf9oft'
liben unb tuIture1en 2ebensbebins
gungen Oeutf9lun0s uno ben ebe.
maligen unenbli9en @e6ieten bes
peiBen 3aren Iinb bod gu groB.
81 febnen Ii9 ale auriid na9 i9rer
5peiten 9eimat unb perben 'pieber
bprtbin seben, tpenn Oas 8lutregiz
ment Der Mpstouer 9ittotoren 3us
Iammengebroden lit. DAB Die Sage
2enins unb SroBtis se3dbIt finb
gIauben Iie nit Der gar5en &roft
i6rer naiDen SeeIe. Oo9 lie tper=
ben bas olte 0eutf9lanb, bas ibnen
trob eisener f@perer Not in grob-
ber3iger Neife baIf, ni9t bergeffen.
aber aud mir biirfen ni9t = tpie
mir es friber gu unfersm eigenen
S9oben getan BADEN - bic 8erbin=
bung nit unieren @tammesgenoTen
inter fremben 8Oltern Ioder perben
laTIen.
Washington Journal., 1921-06-03

ItuJl Jul Ult SellUullU6lSt AlOT iNb
Dem 8aterlonoe 400 braoe Soloa.
ten, inter oetten iif piele Gomiliell.
batter befanoen, Si erbalten, pollte
i1 bic @efangennabme einem ii1e.
rem @rltidungs. ooer StngertoOe
oo%r5ieben uno enti6IoB mid iGmeren
Ser5ens gu Der llebergabe, ais mir
nnf 26itiinolidem @orten Die Soft.
nung ouf einen uns befreienoen @e.
genitoB %aufgeben miiBten.
EnnI MOrgnn: Hidtidniire fir
Sbeater6eiuder.
8 Bublicus, ser on (pGbreno oes
Spiels auf Der 9iibne) NIT Dem
Stuuenpapier raidelit, Der on nit.
gebradte @ier an Der Stubaebne
0es @orOeriises aufi6lGgit oaB es
iid anbort tuie laiitidoiienoes 80.
den = lies nit Anoaft oie nod.
folgenoen 2ebren oes 8eiien:
l..
Eradte an ieoem Sbeater tpenig.
items einen SdauipieIer fennenou.
Iernen, odmit on ii6eron Inn SSrei.
biaetts i9norren fonnit. Die &iinIt.
Ter freuen ii6, bon Dir re1t oft in
@niprud genommen 5u peroen;
oenn iie baben ia ni9ts onoeres
gu tim, als Dir gefdnig gu iein.
9.
@enn OH Damn gratis i'm Sbea.
ter parIt, er5Gble auerorts, Dab Der
3ui9ouerraum baIbleer getue1en
uno fein Meni9 bon be5abIt batte.
Iu6 gu ni6t. Dir = muBt on
berii6ern = nGre oos Sreibiaett
geraoe5u a~ufge0rangt por0enl
3.
gs lit bo9it unfein, piinftIid gu
erI6einen. 8enn ou Did 5ufGuig
berfriibt bait, parte Bis ser Gor.
bang bo6ge9angen lit uno oonn
tritt in BEN ounflen 3ui6auerrautt.
Stolpere u10 belteige fremoe SiiBe.
Das bebt 6ie Stimmung.
4.
Sci Der oritten S5ene oes erIten
@fteS mltBt on bereits at I9impfen
beginner. Nenne ons Gtiif lnltt
einet aldermen &obl un6 murmle:
ram liebiten ginge id iest idon
raus!"
Bon Sen OarIteuern baIt ou anes
eber ols ent5iidt au iein. @r51bIe
oeinem Na66orn, Dob oie Naine be.
reitS ociner @roBmiltter auf Die
Nerben eefanen mare. l1eber oen
Senor 6rgere 6iG, oenn ct peroient
mebr @eIo als ou. Ser eina1ge
ernlt8unebmenoe &iinitler ion fir
bid Der &omifer ietn.
6.
@arte nit Dem SuIten, Bis cine
itimmangsbone S5ene geiptelt pir6.
Damn aber belle Orouf los. 8enn
oil eel6idt biit, nnimierit OH oamit
Die iibrigen 3uihauer nno burd
oein gutes 8eiipiel fam -ieoes
Stiid 81 Sooe gebuitet Derben.
8enn ii9 i'm letten Ift Die Bad.
re frieger, Jag nerorieBIi6: .yia.
enoli9!" uno flicbe in Die @arbe.
robe. 8eoenfe, oaB Ser Iutor id)on
6ei ser Nieoeri6rift oaran eeoadt
bat, oaB Die SdluBiaene nur nod
Dor acknowledgement &iifen geipielt
tperoen miro,
Npplauoieren lit Sa1e oes 30.
bells. @enn on ais Wann bon @elt
geIten minit, muBt on elm m0glidii
blaliertes @eii6t MAIDEN uno oarfIi
nidt in Die @6noe flatiden. Dir
imponiert nid)tsl Dbl bait gottlob
idon genug seieben in beincm Se.
ben.
9.
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tun, als OBJ on auein arf Der 8eli
| w1rit. Gie aroeren b%rdngeln uno
ItoBen ia 9eraoe 10 wie on.
10.
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fen 81 po0en, febre on Der &nlle
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tor Die boben @agen uno Die nner'
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befiimmert bid riht! 3erbrih oil
ni6t ieinen &opfl"
Siiooeuti6e Breiie
Washington Journal., 1921-06-03
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(im Sdubeeihdft): SD modte elm
Baar Yantoffel baben fir meme
Srau.
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ioblen!
SEER: @eben Sic mir lieber elm
Taar nit 6wil5ioblen!
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Itano Dor benz .gntpeoer ooer";
entpeoer me &li9el ooer me Srau."
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sd babe mir me tugelrnnoe
6rou genommen."
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-18
Y. w. c.. A. Free
Service Campaign
Ends Tonight

The free service campaign 81 fhs
Young women's Christian Associa@
ton. waged 10 provide funds for the
help Of needy girls and young
women. will conclude tonight
During the first four days Of tho
campaign a total Of ,ss.s3s had been
'nubscribed. In this connection Frank
8. Bayiey. general chairman Of tho
campaign organization. announced
that this sum WINS pledged with the
stipulation that ut least 10000 be
raised. f $4,000 is not rsised by
tonight the pledges already secured
viii not lie made good. With this
fact In view every effort win BE-
made today 10 raise the necespary
$50, 900 and the Bicccns Of this effort
VIII be reported by campaign work
ers at final dinner AT go D. m.
today.
Iast year the association placed
nearly $500 girls IN self.supporting
positions; the sssme number wef
helped financially or otherwise by 4
welfare department: 1000 girls wer
placed In personally inspected roomsV
and boarding houses. while z73 for
eign children were enrolled In Amer
icanization work. These are few
phases Of the free scrvioe work OF tho
"" which II hopes will h. financed
this year. owing 70 the large number
Of girls and young women out OF
employment
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-18
TOMATO SOUP

A delicious tomato soup can be-
rsadr without stock. The woup may
be thin or a purr~. While a thick
cream roup ~ seldom served al ain.
ner u II nouriwhinR and quite mi
Ing" for luncheon. All vegetables
make pleasing cream soups but 20.
ntatc~s asone seem adapted for a thin
soup withcut stock foundation.
A tablespoonful Of bacon Fat and
butter are used 10 give richness. The
hacpn fat also adda To the taste. An
onson N minced and Drowned In the
melted tat A pint OF tonatoo. and
the top~ from a bunch OF celery are
added 10 the onion and tho whole IL
slowed slowly for 20 minutes This
Il then strained thru n sieve and q
small amount OF soda 10 added. II
the tomatoes are quite acid. M much
ms Y tc<aspoonsul OF soda should be
us~d. but II tho tomatoes are fairly
sweet less soda II used. Tn. coda
~ necessary TO neutrssltxc the torna-
toes 40 they viii combine with the
milk without curling a. Tho strain.
ed tomato juice Ia added to one and
one-half cups Of hot milk season
with salt and pepper and heat but do
not boil Serve Immediately.