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The Question Corner
TOday'S Inquiries

/. Describe an innovation which
makes the finishing off of sash
n simple. easy affair.
=. How should Il crack in a plaster
wall be mend"d before repapering
or painting is done?
g. If the woman who wants to keep
her hands in good condition has
to do houspwork. how should She
take care Of her hands?
4. What difference does the second
syllable make in the words
"council' and "rounsel"?
3. In a recent style show of shoes,
what predictions for next season :
styles were made:
6. If it is necessary to take in the
upper part Of a one piece dress
and not the skirt or waistlinc.
what is the best way to do it
without disturbing the hang Of
the dress?
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WHAT'S WHAT
Nv HELEN DECIE

A Canadian correspondent Is in doubt
regarding the way to address colored
maid when replying to letter. The
answer Is that there is no cOlor-ltne in
correspondence, All depends upon the
length OF service and the degree OF ohll-
cation, IL not affection, on both sides. \
Southern woman thinks nothing OF writ
ing Darling NANNY" TO her Old nurse.
but to an unknown or little known CRndi'
date for service she would be more likely
TO write in the third person, thus: Mrs,
Mason Dixon has received the appliCa
ton of Ruthella Jackson for the situa,
ton of child's nurse and will Communi-
cate with her as soon as her references
shall have been verified" The third per-
sonal form Is rather stiff, but when in
doubt" 1t Is always good form.
The superscription on the envelope OF
the letter TO any servant white or col
the addresses In the title Mr.. Mrs. or
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He Loves Her still

Dear Cynthia--I have gone with a
young lady for some years and loved
her dearly, God only knows how much
I loved her.
We were to be married June s, 1918,
! not knowing she had another sweet
heart, and they were married Juno 1,
1918 Now +. is n very pretty girl
and always knew her place.
I am n man nineteen years older
than she and could give her what she
wished. F.'s parents did not allow mo
to come to her house. never knew
what reason they had. so we always han
to meet out Knowing we both loved
each other we were very happy.
Now. please tell me your honest opin-
ion. DO you think she is happy?
Do you think would he doing wrong
in calling some time to see her? I must
see her: 1 cannot stand 1t any longer.
J. c. II.
If this girl deceived you 50 outrage
ously as to let you think she would
marry you and then married another
man just few days before the date set
for your marriage. Il Is hard to under
stand why you would want to see her
again Is her husband still living? II
he is. you had better not renew your
friendship.
If It were only friendship It would
be all right, but as you say you love
her, your wisest and only course would
be to keep away from her.
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E,rcv stood there hcsitating and Won
I.,Ins % what to do. If she moved Trix
risbt % hear her, and if she spoke sud-
i.cty out Of the darkness 1t might ter
M the child still more.
shs had half expected to hear some
ound from Trix. perhaps sound Of
Entitled crying, but there was dcathly
dlepce that was somehow oininous.
Moving as quietly as she could. Nancy
vent over to the bed. She had pulled
NH one Of the curtains so that long
|trtamer Of moonlight shOnc across the
foor and as she reached the bed and
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We were curious.
We h a d intro
duced the bach
"lor to her. not
with any clearly
defined m n t C h.
III a k ing designs,
but then he was
we'll educated and
rather entertain
ing and had n
good income-and
well. you never
can tell.
What could he
have done or said
that insulted the
lnvulv {, rn - n
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uck was with
"a, for she ,, man n
4, sash 80 care
SIlly that there
"a not q sound
nd the next min. min,
N, she had swung
S,,,rself lightly,
r,r the sill and ,
"a, standing in in
q, dark room ,,t ~
N, doubly dark
compared " it b
n, brightness OF
moonlight out
IA, for there
v.re heavy cur
blus before the
windows and they
had not b e 2 n
L-.wp hack,
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Must Not Talk to STRANGERS

Dear Cynthia am greatly in love
with boy who Is three years older
than ]. His actions speak louder than
words He has hirted every time he
sees me. Should I accept it? Should
he speak first or I? Kindly let me
Know, as I am waiting patiently.
CUTIE OR VAMP.
How can you be in love with a boy
you have evidently never met? Do not
think of allowing him to firt with you
and talk to you without an introduce
ton
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What Do the Readers say7

To the Editor NJ Woman S Page.
Dear MaGam-A girl friend and my
self have been having quite a debat"
over n little domestic problem says
that blue Is the proper color for malo
infant, while 3 contends that pink is
the accepted color. II you will settle
this little friendly argument I would
appreciate II very much
BLUE EYES
There seems 10 be no way OF proving
this Elue Eyes The accepted rule Is
that blue is for boys and pink for girls
but those who swear by the other
standard are quite as certain. What do
the readers say about this? Let's decide
by popular favor. If there are more in
favor OF blue for n boy, we shall call
that the rule, no matter what any body
SAYS.
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What Of Feeina Brides Fsther7

Dear Cynthia am a constant
reader of your valuable column and
now that I have problems to solve will
come to you for advice.
l would appreciate 1t very much II
you would answer these two questions
/. I am to be married to a Baptist
minister's daughter. her father Will per-
form tho ceremony, also become my
.ather-in-law. Would It be considered
proper to give him a fee In the usual
way?
2. What would be the proper attire
for a summer morning home wedding? /?
BIG BOY.
It would be rather strange to offer
a fee to your brides father. Cynthia
would advise you not to do II. You
might give him a handsome present II
you would feel more comfortable Gold
cum buttons or some such gift would be
nice
4 sack suit or white flannel trousers,
white shoes and blue coat would be
suitable for a summer morning we'd.
ding.
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The Woman's EXCHANGE

OF n rosy complexion" II you could only
would pay you for It Swimming and
arm exercises will reduce your bust II
Il s too large for the rest of your
body.
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Won7an,s Life and Loue
"NOt a Marrying Man,"
y WINIFRED HARFER COOLEY

GLE WAS positively insulting. and
i | broke off the friendship for
GOOD " declared the beautiful widow.
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By MRS. NJ. A. WILSON

|csUrtohf. 1871, by Mrs. W.. A. Wilson.
Az tohts reserved
|DsYCHoLOGY enters largely into
! our daily plan Of eating, for If you
pave attended luncheon or Il banquet
you viii agree with me. You don I
know until YOU arrive and the food is
|put before you Just what the menu will
|k. So you eat and like it.
Now IL the housewife would carry
ibis plan into the household. it would
benefit the family and save her a lot of
trouble. Arrange the table nicely and
then serve the meal from the kitchen.
platter style. Put only moderate
sized helping and watch how anxious
The family will be to find out il they
can have second helping.
At times. because they are nervous or
worried, the family will say. "Oh. nevcr
mind; don't give me any of this or
that, but when it comes. nicely ar
mnged on platter. hot from the
tllcnen, the first thing you know they
have eaten It.
Keep firmly in mind that food is
wasted u 1t is poorly cooked, carelcssly
prepared or over seasoned. Make the
Mvhg and retaining OF all the nutri-
u,enl IN the food vour standard. instead
d euying large lots of food. Disnensc
WIN the heavy foods and replace them
Mlh delicate, dainty and attractivcly
srea meals that will not only satisfy
he family but will also tighten thu
aTden Of the housewife.
! have found that the fruit Juices are
.onderfully satisfying-in fact. the
AMY is so delighted with them that
W" are demanding them in place OF
VT coffee for evening meals.
To Prepare Fruit Juice
Nash one quart of either huck!eber-
n,s OF black kberries and place in a
SnaCepah and add three pints of water.
n,ias 10 boil and then simmer slowly
W twenty minutes. Turn into n iclly
( (.s an9 strain. Swceten to taste and
ss,nL , mhen ready TO serve just add
reaches and plums may be used IN
we same manner. Chill watermelon q,
M sn,a,vupe oa,s and cut in blocks and serve
~ S, sSld plates for breakfast, luncheon
,nna,i ahner as n dainty and attractive
TsgSa.sr sSa that is cooling and satisfying
N, norly grapes will bc coming int
III, market stalls. Their delicious
ititr,s.Wlth s WIN their valuable mineral con
palate. wy ""''S'Sihg 10 thS
D,sns n early in the season to bottle
Tns' uIt the natural nectar Of thi,
thrs. mere mere is q suggestive menu fol
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CHAPTER XL
The Worst Happens!

xrr an the windowsill Nancy had
W. balance herself carefully before
IA draw up the window. But
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Please Tell Me
What TO Do
BY CYNTHIA
"BroWn EYeau
BY CYNTHIA

IL you never have worse problems to
settle than this one, your life will, be
an easy one. Don't be silly, Brown
Eyes. What reason could you have for
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enough itself
with ru of white footing stopping Just long enough to
a Irresistible Especially when
of the n a
andb S the rok,
more Of he
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SUNDAY
BREAKFAST
ha,,,s Cantaloupe Coupe
INDIVIDUAL Fillets Of Finm,, u,dd;o
r,.. New England STYLE
Manned Potatoes Watercress
''""'A' Whole Wheat Bread Coffee
DINNER
clear Tomato Soup
veal Outlets Metntone
h..A Cucumber Salad
w" icebox Pudding CofYes
a,, SUPPER
''''n Rabbit with French Toast
hsA shortcsaiRses sissd Tomatoes r,u,. S.,,,.
TSo a,Het nn,. basket will require:
Bag cantaIoupcs,
ppsSet poset Of peaches.
Lettuce.
nWdiTcress,
Peppers.
tomatoes,
0aions,
Corn, ''"''
lemons
One ond
&ils, una o"e'haH pounds of lamb
One o., n"%md po,,"d Of dn"an haddie,
Zoos. ""' "' cheese
Butter,
ps usual weekly staples.
q, \. cantaioupes Coupe
As eantaloupes in half and with
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Tomorrow-Praisc Hungry Mouths
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-10-03
HASICSKY KAPITAN STA
NE Sc KNEZEM.

+. Bendernagel. hasi6sky
kapitan V Lakewood, podal
dine 81. zafi svoii resignaci a
hodla dostudovati ma duchov-
niho. Y sluzbach departments
byl cd roku 1913 a svoii sve-
domitosti postupoval dosti ry-
CHI e az k hodnosti kapitana.
Ia chripkov6 epidemic zemfe-
la mu manzelka, ZanechavSi
mu ma starosti peel o p6tiletou
dcerusku on sam byl epide-
mil ohrozen. Okolnosti tyto
isou patrn6 pohnutkou, re "a
meni poyolani hasite "a ufad
knezsky vstoupenim do koleje
cirkye "adyentistu sedmeho
dne' V Clinton, Mo.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-10-03
HRABENKA z PODSKALf.

Efdova hra Svandoyy smi-
chovske areny uvedeneho titu~
n sehrana byla Y G. N. Sini ma
Broadway dram. .sberem Ty-
lem. "a yelice pekne 1casti.
Dei.jest lidu yeliee pfistupny a
tklive j yeselejSi sceny odme-
novany byly castym potleskem
Hrano bylo celkem dobre, az
na sti2nost obecenStya ma zad-
nejSich miStech, re nekdy ma
70 slyselo. Zbrahoval tomu jed
max casty smich nektere, pfi
lis pianissimo mhlVene mensi
ulohy, ZeJmena poslednim
iednani. Kns sam byl dobre
obsazen a jednotliye charak-
terry hrany byly patrnon
chuti. Herecky p6kn6 vypra-
vii hostinsk6ho Stetimu p. b.
Sixta, patfI mezi silly, jez hra-
il skutecn6 a neomeZuJi Sc Jen
ma to, co kaze uloha. Titulnl
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-10-03
VEREJNE DEBATOVANI
VSECH SEDMI KANDIDA-
TU MAYO2STVf.

Ia yolebni kampane uspofa
dana snad bude spolecna de-
bata vsech sedmi kandidatu
ma 1fad mayora. Aspon po-
dobny navrh ucin6n byl We vo-
.ebni Lie Harding Davis, die
ktereho ma mayor Fitzgerald
vyzvati svych Sest sok6 k We
refine vym6n6 nahledd. Jinak
postupuje volebni boj ku pre-
du ma tetnych schGzich, kde
iednotlivi cekanci voliGstvu sli
buji co udelaji, jest-li re Sc k
MIN prikloni st6st6na V podob6
prime hlasujicich a pfi obvy-
KLEIN vynaSeni sama sebe ne
setfi nikterak kritikou po' 'itic-
ktho odp6rce.
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PRVNf DEN SOUDNlHO
PRELiCENf S McARDLO-
YOU.

Dne8 postavena bude pred
soud dcera ma dozivoti odsou-
zene Kaberov6, 204eta hereG-
ka Mariana McArdloya, iez je
obvin6na, re spolupasobila pri
zavrazd6ni nevlastniho otce
Dana Kabera. Die y6erejSich
vypoy6di okresniho zalobce +.
G. Stantona, nebude obzaloba
pozadovati trest smrti, a e dru
hou nejyySSi pokutu stanove-
1ou pro vrazdu prvniho stup-
Ne, coz by pro McArdlovou
znamenalo take doziyotni
trest.
Matka obzalovan6, iez mes
ka liz V zensk6 robotarn6 Y
Marysvillsk6 bude dopravena
do Clevelandu, ably Y procesu
vypovidala We prosp6ch obha-
ioby svoji dcery. Obhajce ho-
dla pf'i dneSnim yybirani poro-
ty zamitnouti vSeehny navrze-
ne zeny. Soud iizen bude soud
Gem Danem Il. Cullen a iako
svedci pro obza obu vyslech-
nuti budou policeini natelnik
!. w. Smith a policeini mac.
2 Lakewood, H. =. Miller q
detektivoVe Alb. Soukup a
Phil. Mooney a snad newyor-
sky detektiv, ienz McArdlovou
y New Yorku zatkl.
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VAUDEVlLNi PREDSTAVE-
MI We WARRENSVILLSKEM
CHOROBINCI.

We warrensvillskem chorO-
binci bude veselo, nebot n6kO-
lik chovancu. byvalych prisluS-
niku umeni, jehoz patronkou
byvala bohyn6 Thalia, Sc usnc-
slo okOfeniti nudu dlouhych
zimnich veterG vaudevilnimi
predstavenimi, phi nichz Wy
stupovati budou jen chovanci
dstavu. Sprava Gstavni slibila
pomoc a dnes vybfrany jsou
llznt zapadlf talenty, ably W.
kony obveselilv svoje spolu-
stravniky. Nebude chybeti
2p6ynich tisel ami hubby. ba i
n9kolik baletek So prF hlasi k
souGinnosti. Prvni predstaveni
iako ma 2kouSku Romano bylo
liz minulE tyden a nebylo nj
.kterak bez zaiimavosti. Pdvod
cem v8eho Jest nyn6isi chova-
nee a stary herec Jerry Cash
man. Sensaci budil osleplV pc
vpc Joe Stubbs j JIM obstaroz-
II um6lci, kteri vvstupovati bu
dou chudobinci kazdy patek.
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VZRUSTANf STAVEBNtHO
RUCHU.
Jest TO poGatelt prosperity v
jinych oborech.

Devadesat procent 2 $4,000
uniovych d6lniku zastoupe-
nych Cleve'andskou radou sta
vebnich Temesel jest jia V pra-
ci, takze Cleveland V tomto
smeru jest ma tom mnohema le-
pc nez-li mesta jina. Pravf TAX
obchodni zastupce zmin6n6 or
ganisace, Charles r. Smith.
Zprava spoGiva ma podrobn6m
prostudoyani pomeru V sta
vebnictvi, ktere zabralo dobu
dvou tydnG a tyka Sc nejen
Clevelandu samotn6ho, ale ie
no predmesti. Doba krise pa
tfi prg jiz minu!osti a deIni-
ctvo stavebnfm pr6myslu ga
mestnanG ma dosti prace m
deset rokd. Skorem ysechno
dnes zam6stnane d6lnictvo pra
cuje ma yystavbe obydlenych
domd a dneSni ruch jiste potr-
va az do Vance a jest-li ze do
voli pocasi, snad jeSt6 dlouho
DO zimy. Ma iare pax nastati
ma velice ella perioda, "a KITE
re Sc snad, MONA dost, nebu-
de dostavati ami pracovnich
sill.
Jest starym pravidlem rika-
i, re ruch V stavebnictvi po-
vzbuzuje i prosperitu Y ostat
mich prumyslovych odyetvich,
nezk lame-li tudiz dne8nl pred
poved', pax hled6li byehom
vstric op6tn6 dobrym tasdm.
ma coz byl prave tax neiyyS&.
Cas-.
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ulohy Sc zhostila pi. r. Peli-
chova velice dobfe a libila Sc
nam i pi. r. Vokounova V roll
nest'astne ieii pfitell1yne; p4k
ne byly take m'uyeny a hrany
ODE 6lohy detske malou Stoch-
lovou a malou Moulisovou, ia
sna vyridilka obou devCatek o.
pravHuje k natt6ii, re v Mich
vyrostou zdatn6 ochotnice. ia
ko vzdy, byla peknaa figurka
uGitele hubby LukaSe, sehra-
ma p. ST. Kratochvilem, ienz
me- peknou masku. Neurci
tou postavu fotografa Lamber
ia podal Sc zdarem p. V. Dlou-
ny a nevd6Gnou Glohu mlad6ho
hrab6te SNAIL Sc vypraviti V
ramci hry p. o. Niederle. J6-
IN, podskalaka, vykreslil vzor-
ne p. Al. K'imeS. ienz iako o.
bytein6 mel SmiSky ma svG
siran6 take ieho sekundanti
Vena a Pep6 p. +. Pelicha a
j. Riedla dobfe zapadali. Hra
benku sehrala $ notnou porci
vaznosti pi. M. Riedlova, lesni
Fiala pax byl dobre opatren Y
rukou p. A. Hartmana. Pano-
We s. MatyaS a V. Vej'upek
pax nalezitym poroZum6nim
yypravili ODE episodky kusu
Jana a Straznika. Hru nastu-
doval riditel sboru p. AL. Xii
mes plnym Zdarem. Hra sa-
ma byla pfiiata velice vlldn6,
at Jest del misty ve'mi nasil-
ny a iednotlive povahy rfiliS
Sablonovite, ale jest stavena S
iistou vypotitavostl ma to, co
Sc prum6rnemu navStevniku di
vadel ma prknech llbi.
Jak oznamuje program,
chysta pro pri$te sbor peknou,
literarne cennou praci povalec
neho pisemnictvi, drama Ne
be, Peltlo, Raj.
Hudbu V meziaktl opatrila
vhodnymi SIX adbami Sokolska
hudba, jez hrala phi pozdej-
Sim, takt6z 6etn6 navstiven6m
tanetnlm vinku.
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kONVENCE MAJlTELU
pRADELEN.
pristim rokem konan bude zde
sjezd pohrobniku.

Cleveland stane Sc cilem a.
81 5000 maiitelu pradelen, kite
II Sc sjeli, ably tento tyden po-
iednali o Svych boIestech a
tuAbach ma spoletne konvenci,
lejiz hlavnim stanem bude
Hollenden hotel. Chodba a
mezipatro hotelu promeneny
v pravou vystavu vSoho, co ma
pradelnou n6co spoleGneho.
Sized po nalezite vymen6 ma
Zoru Zakoncen budc V patek,
dnes pronoSe mayor Fitzge-
raid uvitacl rec a bude vystii-
dan pax retniky odbolniky.
V hotelu Winton pax kona-
ma jest dnes schuZe pohrobnl-
ku naSeho okresu, ma kter6
Dude jednano pfipravnych
nracich k sjezdu pohrobnik1
\ celeho statu, ktery bude ko-
nan od 20. do %. cervna 1922
novem auditoriu. Presiden-
TEN jest Sam S. Deutsch, po-
kl&dnlkem Ant. Grdina a f.
na1tnim talemnikem Iaro RI
Noaek.
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kRAJAN KUCERA LUPICl
SMRTELNE ZRANEN.

Die imena patrne kraian Pa
vel kucera vlastni Y els. 5000
Scovill Ave, cukrovinkovy OBJ
chod. do ktereho Y sobotu We.
Ger vstoupili diva ozbrojeni lu-
pi6i, kteri priSli zprvu nena-
padn6 do kramu, kde 81 poru-
tili zmrzlinu. Kdyz je ochotny
Kutera obsluhoval, snazil Sc
ieden banditn pfel6Zti pult
smerem k pokladn6. Kueera
mrStil DO vetfelci talifem ma
"kejky". ale byl "a to spoiled
nikem lupiGe stfelen do hlavy.
Nedbal vSak rany a ial Sc pr
chajici iotry pronaSledovati,
ale vybehl prav6 ien ma chod-
nix, kde klesl k zemi. Byl j.
hned dopraven do Charity ne
mocnice. kde lekaTi ieho ranu
prohlasili "a zivotu nebezpe6-
nou.
Die pozdejSich 2prav zatten
bvl dnes rano Gernoch Petr
Goldsmith pro rva6ku ma pou.
liGnf kafe, ienz Jest v silnem
podezfenf, ze sc s1castnil pfc
padenl Kufery.
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NOVY STRASAK MA OBZO-
RU - CHRIPKA.
Jak uchrsniti Sc pred hrozici
naka2ou.

Ze vSech stran Sc nam dosta
va ujist6ni, re Sc vratf stara
prosperita patrne, abychom
snad pfiliS nezbujneli nastava-
jicfm blahobytem, kali nam ma
81 radost zdravotni komisar II.
l.. lockwood strasakem, influ-
enzou neblahe pam6ti, ktera
Sc ma obieviti jeSte tento pod
zimek. Jiz dnes pry mnozi Sc
pfipady nachlazenf pfizna-
ky teto moderni metly lidstva.
Jiz cd poloviny srpna byla
zdravotnim dI'adem vypozoro-
vana jakasi epidemicka ryma,
zavinovana h!avn6 nahlymi
zmenami teploty. Jak Jest do
state6ne znamo, neni cd rymy
k zlopov6stne chripce daleko
a proto jmenovang zdravotni
komisaT vydal varovani, jak
Sc proti nebezpecn6 chorobe
braniti. Upozor1uje mas velice
dutkliv6, iak mozno Sc ubrani-
ii nachlazeni, slovy:
Zname diva druhy nachlaze
nj, jest to ryma horejsich dy-
chadel a katarh, ktery posti-
huje dychadla do,ni. Posled-
nejSi Sc vyvinuje Y bronchitis,
zapaleni Pile a po pripade
souchotiny. Jakmile klesne
teplota pod 68 stuphu, musime
dbati toho, ably byla teplota
naSeho obydli steinomerna
lema vSak byti nikdy yySSi
iak 20 stupnu. Od6v mas Sc ma
i'iditi vzdy die teploty venku.
Pr iSne horko, jako vystaveni
sc chladu mivaii IA nasledek
rymu, jez jest prvnim stup-
EN- k chripce.
Ia nastavajiciho podzimku
vycistete nalezit6 pred prvnim
topenim kamna, pryt pra-
chem Ia leta ma otopech ma
hromad6nym. Nachlazeni V
bytech podlehaji hlavn6 d6ti,
Ielikoz Sc pohybuji blize po-
dlahy, kde jest nejchladn6li.
S.tuden6 lazn6 "a promenlive-
no potasi mohou 81 dovoliti
len lide dokonalym 2draylm.
Vystfihejme Sc styku nachla-
2enymi osobami a trpime-li ~
mou sami, pax chranme dru-
he. Dbejme, ably zazivaci naSe
e StrOJl pracoValo beZNadne. Y
&ivame casio ien domacich
prostredku, ale objeyi-li Sc ho-
reeka, neopomelme Zayolati
l6kafe. Pozlvejme hojn6 ovoe-
ngch $t'av a mekk6 poravy.
Vaselinove koupani nosu pro
plachovani hrdla Sc yelice O.
vedtuje.
Celkova situace Sc yelice
prospeSne zm6ni, nastoupi-li
mraziv6 pocasi, neb lid Sc
chrani pred nastuzenim oby-
cejne ien tenkrate, kdyz Jest
X tomu mrazem donucen.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-01-12
Other LiUe Stock

CHICAGO, Jan. 12.-Hogs-Receipts
10000; market 1Oc TO loo up bulk, 50 10
61935: butchers, S9G9.25; packers, $50 G
S.T5: lights, $4,000; pigs. $S.2od9oo ;
market 2jc lower; beeves, $74001223 ;
butchers, S5d 10: Gamers and cutters, IS
n5T5; stockcrs aud feeders. $5G9: cows,
S4.G00i67; calves, SiOGl2. Sheep-Re-
ceipts, 1900; market DC up; lambs, Ss9
II; ewes, S1.15U8.
CINCINNATI. Jan. Hogs-Re-
ceirts, 1000 market 5Oq 75c lover owe
stays. S. cattle Receipts, GOO; mar
ket' slow, steady; bulls, steady; calves,
S15.5O Sheep and lambs Receipts, 300;
market. steady to zoe lower; sheep, SIG
>; lambs. S6G12.
celpts, 1000; market, strong; workers.,
50 S5d1O; mixed, $0S5 medium, 50; pigs,
so S5Q1O: roughs, $3.50; stays, So. Cat
tle-Receipts, 500; market, slow. Sheep
and lambs-Receipts loo; market
steady; top, $11.25. Calves-Receipts,
300; market, slow; top, 81.
EAST ST. LOUIS, Jan. 12.-Cattle-
Receipts, $500; market, steady; native
beef steers, $40 TJ@l1 %; yearlinG beef
steers and heifcrs, S10J0011; cows, sra
$50; stockers and feeders, $S419; calves.
S11.7jn12.50; Gamers and cutters, $500
tW4.lO. 1OSs-ReCelptS. EEbOUs UdThtt
25G4Oc higher mixed and butchers, 1896
09.G0; good heavies, $9g93J; rough
heavies, $750@775;t lights, $0.50gJ.t1.
pigs, $9.5Od975; bulk of sales, S9.35@9G0.
Sheep-Receipts, 2.600 market, steady
ewes, $404J1; lambs, S1150@11.75; can
ners and choppers, S1.50@350.
EAST BUFFALO, Jan. 12-Cattle-
Receipts, $50; market. fairly active !;
shipping steers. $9.50@10.50 butchers
grades, s750Q925; cows. S2.5Oa7 so.
Receipts, 800; market slow, soc
lower; culls, choice, S6@16. Sheep and
lambs Receipts. $500; market, active
and steady, 23c higher; choice lambs,
S11 .5OG12: culls, fair. $6.J0611 year
lings. $9d1O; sheep, $3G6.5O. Hogs-Re
celpts, 1900; market, active and steady,
25c higher; workers., 1025@1O50; pigs,
s1Ol1O15; mixed, S975@1O; heavies
$075@1O; roughs, $7dS; stays, $500
$50
PITTSBURGH, Jan. 12-Cattle-Re-
ceipts light; market steady; choice, $40
G1O.25; good, S950G9.T5; fair, $S.25Q9 !;
veal calves, S1601650 Sheep and
lambs-Receipts, fair; market steady
prime wethers, S668JO; good, $5Q5.5O |;
mixed fair, s484;75; spring lambs, $l1.5o
@1225. Hogs7-Receipts, 45 doubles;
market higher; prime heavies, $9.40G
$50; mediums, $10.25Q10.50; heavy
workers.. S1025Q105O; light workers.,
$40 2561050; pigs, $10.25@1050; roughs,
81 T5GS25: stays, $6d6.50.