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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-06-05
PARENTS TO VISIT
FIRST METHODIST

To-day IS 20 be Parents Day Al the
First Methodist church and al those
not worshipinE elsewhere are cordial
~ invited &c take part IN the services
Children Of the Cradle Roll, beginners
junior and other primary departments
are especially anxious 70 have their
fathers present 70 be the guests of the
Baraca class. The day Is 20 begin the
informal observance of a Fathers
day
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-06-05
SCHOOL BOARD TO
MEET WEDNESDAY

The regular monthly meeting q the
Board 81 Public Instruction win be-
held wednesday morning in the office
OF the county superintendent. A mum
Der 81 matters 81 interest are 20 come
np for consideration. The new mem
Der. o. :. Seuames vii sit for tke first
time. officially. with the hoard.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-06-05
MINISTER'S WILL
MEET on MONDAY

The Pensacola Ministerial aasocla-
ton vii hold It's last meeting Ct the
present season az tire Y. If. G. A. ct
10 O'Clock Monday morning. AL menu
bers OF TIE association are expected
10 be present in order that airy un-
finished business may be disposed 81
before the summer Adjournment
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-06-05
OBITUARY.
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FUNERAL OSCAR L. sAss. sR.

FUNERAL OSCAR L. BASS SR.
Funeral services % Oscar 4. Bass
ST.. who died Thursday at Hopkins
vile. ky.. viii be held this afternoon
a. o'clock from ST. Johns chapel
Or A. J. Moncrief. pastor Of the First
Baptist church viii ofnciate. Burial
viii BE made IN ST. Johns cemetery.
The body arrived in the city yester-
day afternoon. being taken 10 Sorlhup
and Woods undertaking parlors. PAN
bearers are requested 20 meet there
this afternoon az 4 O'Clock. Acting
as pail bearers will be- r. L. Cant
Thomas T.. johnson. l.. y. Green. ]. g.
Avant
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-06-05
SAY DIAMOND DYES"
TAKE NO OTHER DYES

Unless you ask for Diamond Dyes
you may get a poor dye that streaks.
spots. fades and gives that dyed lock.
Every package q Diamond Dyes con
ialns simple directions for home dye
Ing or tintiug any new. rich. fadeless
color into garments or draperies Of any
Material No mistakes! No failures
ADV
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-06-05
COOLER IN PENSACOLA

Yesterdays highest temperature IN
Pensacola was So The hlghest marx
on Friday was ~. At tho same time
the weather bureau reported the fol-
lowing temperatures n various other
American cities; Mobile. sc: Mont
gomery, 81; Pitfaburg. AZ. 81 Louis
81. Tampa. 90 Toledo. ss. yIclsahurr.
90: Memphis. o.. Birmingham. 70. h
was cooler IN peusacola.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-06-05
REVEREND BARTLING
AT LUTHERAN CHURCH

Rev. Mr.. Bartling. of liberia, AIa-
win nu the pulpit At the Luaseran
church to-day. The new pastor for the
church 10 expected 20 arrive shortly
from Arkansas.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-06-05
DELFINA ARRIVES
AND TAKES CARGO

The American steamer peihna arr
rived yesterday morning.. took a par
A. Merritt 4 CO. and sailed during
the afternoon.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-06-05

There are within her borders 10000. .
600 acres q red clay subsol land. and
ie.o9o.oeo more acres % sand and must
land making az least se.oeo. 900 u the
aT.Too. 600 acre area % the state suit
able for growing somethlnE Less thar
2.ooa.ooo acres of this has been touched
~ the piow.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-06-05
MRS. FRANCES HOWARD coNNoR

News has been received Of the death
% hrs. Frances Howard Conner. wife
Of Mayor Fl II. Conner Of Eufaula,
Ala. on Friday az 1850 o'clock in the
morning. Mrs. COnnor was a promi-
nent club and church woman Of Ala
bsna and had a number Of friends
In Pensacola.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-06-05

A temperance society was active In
wisconsin before the first brewery
was BUTT IN Milwaukee.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-06-05

Florida - rapidly becoming q oora-
CROWNS state. The annual production
l. about is.boo.ooe bushels.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-06-05

The population ~ Florida has In
creased 30 per cent n five years.
Evening star., 1921-11-10

When next in our store ask
the clerk to show you the
DELICIOUS variety, the fin
est of eating apples. After
you have taken your first bite
out of a DELICIOUS you'll
feel grateful to us for having
called your attention to same.
Evening star., 1921-11-10
Quick Relief From
Constellation

Get DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets
That is the joyful cry of t5ou-
sands since DR.. Edwards produced
Olive Tablets, the substitute for
calomel.
Dr.. Edwards, a practicing ply.
sician for IL years and calonel's
Old.time enemy, discovered the
formula for Olive Tablets while
treating patients for chronic con-
stfpation and torpid livers.
DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets do not
contain calomeI, but a healing,
soothing vegetable laxative.
No gripping is the "keynote" of
these little sugar-coated, olive
colored tablets. They cause the
bowels and liver to act normally.
They never force them to unnatural
action.
If you have a "dark brown
mouth"-bad breatf-a dull, tired
feeling-sick headache-torpid liver
constipation, you'll find quick,
sure and pleasant results from one
or two of DR.. Edwards Olive
Tablets at bedtime.
Thousands take them every night
Just to keep right. Try them 15c
and SOC.
Evening star., 1921-11-10
MARRIAGE TO FRENCH WARD ENDS i
WITH MAJORS COURT-MAR7IAlLl,

that during the war. while on duty
IN France. French gisi was vas
adopted and brought back. to ths
United States. Shortly aMer the
Z first wife Of the defendant Tfeft ner
!. husband, and on December ID q dt-'
vorce was granted at Pensacola
Fla. Two days later. according 70
the court records, the -defendant
and his present wife. were married.
The testimony Of the first wife
largely dealt with the manner IN
which she said she was forced TO
leave her home because OF the
presence of the French ward. but
q charge that she had been coerced
into entering into an unl~ wful pre-
divorce agreement was not sus-
tained by the court. The defend
ant is forty-four years old and the
French ward, according to the REG
ord, Is seven years younger.
The case eventually will be SUD
mitted to President Harding Tor
approval. Following the second
marriage, the defendant was sta
toned at Fort Sam Houston. us
signed to the 1eth$ Cavalry.
Evening star., 1921-11-10
Nv tf,e AsSeciated Press.

~ the AbD0cnWu EIosSe .,.-
SAN ANTONIO. Tex, November
lo.-A sentence Of dismissal from
the military service was returned
in open court at Fort Sam Houston
yesterday by q general court-maf-
tial in the case of Maj Guy H.
Wyman, cavalry, charged in seven
specifications with violation Of the
ninety-fifth article Of war and
found guilty Of six. The specilca-
tions hinged around the manner in
which the defendant married a
French ward.
No offense against the civil law
was charged.
The trial was held before a high
ranking court-martial and lasted
almost two weeks. The former
wife Of the defendant WAS on the
witness stand four days, coming
from Cleveland, Ohio. and the chief
defense witness came from New
Orleans.
The record OF the TRIAL shavs
Evening star., 1921-11-10

attendance at the meeting. while
William M. Radcliffe was sponsor for :
the entertainment program. which
consisted of. 4 solo by Maj Charles
Tittmanfi, accompanied by George
Wilson, who. sang for the first. time
a composition by Edward Droop en-
titled "Contentmept," and piano re-
cftal BY Ernest Dudos, Greek who
served with the United States forces
during the war. =.
The club then adjourned to attend
the ceremonies held at the trees on
18th street in comm oration Of the
soldier dead of the District.
Evening star., 1921-11-10
HEALTH TEACHING URGED.

: A. circular emphasizing the teach
ing of health habits.is being distrib-
uted to teachers in the District pub
hc school, system by the fedora
bureau Of education In accordance
with plans to Pit an improved course
into operation. The circular was pre-.
pared by J. Mace Andrews. head Of
the department of psychology of tht
Boston Normal School, and Mabel c
Briggs. assistant superintendent o1
the schools of Newton, Mass.
Evening star., 1921-11-10
MARIGOLD
Nut Margarine

This reliable brand ofTpurc nut mar
eafine still selling at our stores at the
comparatively low price quoted here
witt. You can Depend on aMarigold'-
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1921-06-22

~ Roscoe Gould of Portland is in
town for a few days.
Louis c. Sturtevant and wife of
Thomaston are in Ellsworth for the
summer.
Ralph M. Holmes and wife of
Ithaca, N Y, arrived Friday for the
summer.
M. S. Smith and daughter Florence
for the summer.
Mrs. Harry c. Achorn, with two
children, of Brookline, Mass, is Wis
iting her mother, Mrs. ]. T. Giles.
M. Y. McGown, jr., left Saturday
for Annapolis, Md, to take his final
physical examination and enter the
naval academy.
Irene chapter, o. E. S., has closed
for the summer vacation. No more
meetings will be held until the
first Friday in September.
L<Charles Tower, who has been in
the employ of the c. L. Morang
garage as painter, will open a paint
shop of his own about July 1.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. M. Parker of
Stockton, who have been the guests
of Mrs. Alice Parker, left yesterday
for California, where they will
make. their home.
A donation of $50 for the new
high school building fund was re-
ceived last week from the boys of
last years Boston university summer
school in Ellsworth.
Next Saturday afternoon at Wy
man park Ellsworth A. c. will meet
the second team of the Easterns of
Brewer-the Eastern Ponies. The
game will start at 2 o'clock.
Chas. W. Hodgkins and wife and
Mrs. Hodgkins' daughter, Mrs. Louis
Smith, with infant daughter, have
returned from Bath, where they have
been living the past two years.
Mrs. Louis F. Higgins gave a
lawn party yesterday afternoon at
her summer home on the Surry
road About thirty were present
and enjoyed a delightful afternoon.
Through the kindness of G. l..
Morang, the Unitarian church and
Sunday school will hold their annual
picnic at the Morang cottage at Con-
tention Cove next Wednesday, June
20.
The work of laying the telephone
wires underground on Main street
from Franklin street to Mckenzie
avenue, according to permission re-
Gently granted by the city govern
ment, began Monday.
- Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Bond of
Brockton, Mass, who have been Wis
iting Mrs. Bonds sister, Mrs. Charles
l.. Smith, have returned. They
made the trip by auto. Their son
Leon will renal in for a longer visit
B. B. Walker and family will leave
Tomorrow for motor trip to AL
bany, N. Y, for a short visit with
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1921-06-22

WEDNESDAY, JUNE 22-George D.
Bakers master production of the gamble
of life and love, WITHOUT LIMIT"
from the Saturday Evening Post story
TEMPLE DUSK" ANNA Q. NILLSON
heads the notable cast. Comedy and
News Weekly.
THURSDAY JUNE 23-DOUGLAS FAIR
BANKS in THE MARK OF ZORRO"
Fairbanks is so popular in Ellsworth that
there is nothing to be said concerning this
picture, BUT it is rated the highest of any
of his work A Holman Day North woods
drama and Ford Weekly complete the BILL
FRIDAY, JUNE 24-Upton Sinclairs great
est photoplay "THE MONEY CHANG
ERS." stirring human drama of the
social world, the business world, and the
underworld. Doing Time" Snub Pol
lard Comedy and Pathe Review
SATURDAY, JUNE 25-The most hilarious
program ever shown at this theatre. First
Max Linder in SEVEN YEARS BAD
LUCK the funniest fve-reel comedy ever
made. Second: BUSTER KEATON, the
star in Zone Week" and "The Saphead"
and considered the funniest man in
America to-day, in a roaring two-reeler
"CONVICT 49," Also Kineto Review.
MONDAY, JUNE Eff there's anything in
the Laugh and Grow Fat" theory you'll
take on weight after seeing LYONS and
MORAN in "a SHOCKING NIGHT" It's
scream. Bride and Gloom" a two-reel
Comedy and News.
TUESDAY, JUNE 2s-Fox presents Louise
Lovely in "WHILE THE DEVIL
LAUGHS" A drama of the underworld.
"His Unlucky job" Sunshine Comedy
and Fox News.
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 29-BERT LYTELL
in "a MESSAGE FROM MARS" The play
that put the planet on the map. One of
Lytell's very best plays. Comedy and
News
Do,roroh ~, No,I,, Mot;,o ~ 81 o on
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1921-06-22
WEATHER IN ELLSWORTH

WEATHER IN ELLSWORTH.
For Week Ending at Midnight Tuesday
June Fl, 1921.
From observations taken at the power
station Of the Bar Harbor & Union River
Power Co., in Ellsworth. Precipitation is
given in inches for the twenty-four hours
ending at midnightI
Weather Precip-
Temperature conditions itation
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1921-06-22

Sunday. arrives from west at SIG;
closes for west at 4.50 p. m. No mail
east Sunday.
Registered mail should Be 1t post
office half an hour before mail closes.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1921-06-22
LOCAL AFFAIRS
SCHEDULE OF NAILS.
Ellsworth P0stomce.
MAILS RECEIVED

From West-6.47 and 1130 a. M. !;
4.13 p. m
From East-11.11 a. M; SAT and
1852 p. m.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1921-06-22

Going West-10.40 a. m.; $40, 5.1t
and 9 p. m.
Going East-6.15 a. M. 3.45 p. m.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1921-06-22

Remember Daily Matinee at 2.3'
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1921-09-09

bic 3uqereiiten StGoter, Moment
ltd mcnn ne aus etller 0roBitaot
fommell, idmcr nit oieier &ono.
pIoge obiinoen. Sbnen miro oa.
oilrd) Der AnientbnIt nui Dem 2anoe
nit ieiner angenebmen 9ube mo
ocn lid oorbietenbcn Seibc5geniiiien
Iebr perIeioet. IS ullroen ia id)on
BON icber ole 6Iicgenpertilgung3'
mittel olrd Ausitelen BON 6ift,
Seimruten un0 S~eimbdn0crn in 6eIi
@obnr1umen periudlt, ober nlle
oieie Wtittel bclieu nid]ta. Ser 81
Sltg bon olibcn iin0et inmcr itntt.
ga man Die 6euiter bod nidJt Der.
metiih obidlieBen fam. @ir mil.
fen, oaB oo, mo &ieb qebolten Miro,
Die 6lieqenpInge unpermciolid) lit,
ilno ood Die @iebitdlIe nit DER oo.
nit nerbuuoenen Giinaerit0tte Der
@rutpIat Der Sliegen, Die iid bier
i'm 2auie oes Sommiers in mebre.
rem @euerationen mo in ~un3dblba.
rer W}en9e oermebren.
Sd mai oaber nidJt meni9 iiber.
roift, oils i'd oieier Gage, nod)oem
mir id)on reht marmeS 8etter de.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1921-09-09

gerid)t 9efodyt miro uno ser, tpenn
giftige 8il3e inter ben eBbaren Dor
bnnoen limo, ifwar5 anlduft, lit fein
Mittel, melfes altf 3uuerldiiigfeit
%riprud) erbeben farm. IS tritt
iol6es MIR oonn ein, menn bel Ser
Bel5 3eriebun8 cine SdJue'clmoiier-
Itoffbiloung einiett, benn fr d G
@iftpil8e geben cine iold)e Reaftion
ni6t. Mltd) oa$ Nnna9en bon Gbieren
lit fem 9cmeiS oafitr, ooB eS iih nm
eBbare Yil5e bonoelt, oenn nlt6 gif-
tige Bil5e mer0en BON Den Sbieren
o%ngenogt. Nltf Die lit fein
&enn5eihen, lie triigt oft. oern b1lt-
fig limo ~giftig auSiehenbe" @il5e
portrefflide Speiiepil5e. Mand)e
glaltbelL 90 in Dem Inlaufen oes
Sleiides, ipenn ser 8il5 oltrbi6nit-
ten miro. Elm Senn5eiden ieiner @if-
tigfeit licgt. 0ieies 4nlaufen lit aber
MIR cine 6olge ser bnr3igen
Subitoll5, Sic Ser betreifenoe Sil3 emit
bait. GbenfaaS lit altd ooS Gorban-
oeniein unb 0ie Sarbe oeS Wtildiuftes
fem Werfmol oafiir, OBJ Ser 9il3 off
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1921-09-09

wan fam aud lett nod) Botba-
rotlee idcn. mno omar am belten
sur 3atc bon II Eimo pro Mere,
Ter Snmen ioIlte nber our aei-
muug prdpnriert Clarified iein.
ISnoriien oorf 0icier Selee MIR auf
gooen gciat mlrAcn, Der feline 30
0eniaurcu rntbolt. Ntf lauren 30.
Oen gcocibt CT einfoh nidt. aub
auf iehr itorf berunfrnutetem 90
Den ioute feline refine 8ofbaratlee-
ioot Qemodlt lper0cn.
Gr5ieIcn mir in oieiem Sabre
nod ciren 9ltcn 8eitnno @otharo-
flee, Ger Damn in fommen0tn Sriib-
iobr unteracpfIiiat miro, 10 bewir-
fen mir ooaurdJ cine Steigerung
0es Grtro9e3 on GornermoiS BON
3chn bis 3u 3man3ig 9uihcIs pro
Qcre. Tobei lit on5unehmeu. oaB
i'm r1d,iten Sabre Der W2nis 81 Ell.
i;m &rciie pcrtnuit iperocn miro,
Ser iih 6cn EroouftionStoIten oiel
mcbr ndbcrt olS i'm %lduicnocn Sab
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1921-09-09

babt botten, oo8 fir 0ie Gntfpid.
lung Der 6liegen notig lit, oui elmer
einIam Qelegeuen 6orm Die @obt.
r1ume 10 frei oanon fono, tuie M
es MIR in Der 8roBltoot fern bon
ieglid)er Giebbaltung antriiit. Rod
GROCER mar meiu @ritauner, al5 i'd
ben groBen Hin0piebltau betrat, in
benz tS0 Stiid Ninonieb, groB uno
Helm, bis gum ne~ugeborenen Salb.
frei untergebradt maren. Nuh bier
naren mn iebr menige 6lie9en 81
finoen, trotoem Die 0unglt1tte in
unmittelbariter NGbe Der Gtolltiiren
lag. Ole 3iere mur0en iebr lpenig
bon Slieacn bcl1itigt, 10 ooB ma
in ser iongen Heibe 0a3 &ieb gang
rIbig itebcn lab mo MIR gan3 Der.
ein5clt einnaI cine Sdpnn5belue.
olllg bemcrttc, Die sur 6lie9cuab.
mebr oiente. Cont lit man ood] &c.
m0bnt, oaB in Der SommerS3eit Die
arlucn Qeplogten aiibe nid)t aIeia
nit ocn SdDmun5 f%nrtlpobren0
ihrcn @0rper peitihen, %ionocrn oo3
iic ourd) SdIlnQen NIT Dem aopi
mo Oci @eineu lid Der .HIagegct.
tier gu crmebren iudcn. IS lit flor,
onB ourd oieie ltnrpbe mo ole
oauernoc t0rpcrlid)e @elpeguug
nidt ALIEN beim 6reiien bel 6utter
p~erQeIoet. ionoern oaB otd Der
@rnGbrlmg85uitonO Der &icre od'
onrdl becintrQd)tIgt miro.
Ger @eiiber 8eigte mir Damn Die
20iung ocS gtdtiels. Nui ilber Den
Su~ttergang belegteu @rettern Itor'
oen I'M StoIle unacidhr Is bis 20
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1921-09-09

Die 2l3erne ioIte i'm nqgcmei.
ncn gcnt1bt mtroen, menn neue
S6oIie aus Der Nur3elfrone Der
Bilon,e fommen uro y 3ou bod
qeporoen iin6. Sn0ciien bat man
iih beim WGbcn ctnaS nod Der
porbcrriheneen @itterung an rid.
fen. 2fm beIteu miro irilb am
Worgeit, ioboIo Der Gau obgctrodnet
1T, on einem florcn. bribm 1age
gemGbt. GobaIo bic 0Idtter Der
Bflan3e onnn QeIuiacno trodcn
iinO. Inn nb3ubrcfen 8u Beginner
miro Die gendbte Woiie in mittIere
bis flcine 8iu0reibcn (Shnnoen)
ecbrodlt. Biro nm Woracu 5eitla
oemdht, 70 fam 0ofnit nm etmo 3
llbr nodnliftngs bc1onnen tDeroer.
Nan iGbrt Damn oomlt fort, bis
Der N6en6tou gu fallen bea;nnt. IN
oen Sdymo0cn lGbt man Die Woiic
fih beuen un0 bringt tie in ben
arofcn Souien, ioboIo iic 8cnijgeno
trodcn III.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1921-09-09

meroen gepaldeu mo BON oen Site
len befreit; man nebme 4 Quarts bier.
BON. Otan aibt lie in einen ginma.
tefeiiel mo fiigt oaju: 1 3uiIe @ilia.
3 Salicn Naiier. 3 Glide 3immt, 8er.
broten mo 1 9ubeu0 9eclfen. Mau
laBt Die SraIben Iangiam sum Godeu
tonlnten, 5erorildt fie NIT eirtem &nr.
to~ffeIItampfer, bis lie garS meih Iino
Oann gebe man Die Irudt in BEN Sc.
leebeittel mo lniie Den Salt iiber
gtaht beral5tropfeu. 4m Woraen
miro Der Saft 10 Wtiruten eefodlt.
Damn 81 ieoer Eaiic Sat "a SaIfe
er1pdrIHter 3ltder bin5iqeFigt unS
bis SIR 8%eleeprobe qefudt, mngefGbr
10 Ytinlttel. NaH fiiIle BEN Saft
III belize, trodcne 8ldier. laiie onS
8clee an eincm trodcreu Srte Iteif
tuerocH ut0 oerihIieBe es Damn nit
HorafiH nno eiHem 3edel. @s miro
an eincm filbIen, trodeuen Srte Der
Dabrt. 3u fnIterU f5leiid eeaelIeu.
lhmedt es Defenders out. - Son Der
iibrtggcbliebencn Srltd,tmaiie bcreite
nan Elm MltS. inoem man es ourd
elm 0hts, inocm man es our6 elm
Sieb itreidIt, in einen &eiicI 9ibt uno
ST. ieoem Guort Suft ~ SaI1eu
3ltder fiigt mon IdBt Ole Ysaiie lana.
lam bid einfod,eu uno gibt oos IuS
in @erithIBgldier.
Npfel nub Sranbenmus.
I Guart Mepiel, Ole man gcifdlt
mo entfernt bat, u Yfuno ,3ltder.
IA Sniie Sirnp, / Yint Sruuben.
TAFT, I Gbeeloffel 3imm1t. "A Shee.
Ioffel Sol8. Ole Nepfel iper6en obne
8oiier meih qefod)t, Damn in eiu
ernailirte8 @eifirr QeGeben un6 Erolt-
beniaft, Sirup, 3uder uno Sal5 bin.
5ltgefiigt; Damn lan9iom bis CUR rid.
ti9en Oide einaefoht mo 3ulebt Der
3immt inter llmriibren hirBueefiigt.
0oS Whi$ flint man in belize, itert.
llitrte EerfdllBaldier.
SranbenmarmelaSe NIT IaTen.
Gin @olb Trmlben, II Yiuno Ro.
Iinen, - 8fun0 entternte @ainiiiIe.
Die Eroltben meroen aemoihen.
ben Sticlen befreit, in cinen &eiIel
ae9ebcn, 3eroriidt uno Innglam ge.
fodt, bis iih oie Serne loien, oanu
ourh einen 8elttel tropfen loiien, Ro-
iinen nnh giiiie fein baden ODER ourdl
Die Woifine Qeben, NIT Dem Soft
mo 3itder. nui ieoe Eoiie cine Soiie
3uder, 20 Minuten toden laiien uno
| in 8loier iiiuen.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1921-09-09
Die MfenSel Sbcurie.

@ei ser Nuspabl nob Dem Men.
oelid)en 8eieb puroe ole meiite Rad).
5lt6t meiB nit gelben 9eineu ,tno init
bier 3eber an oen 6iiBeu. Die meiB-
Id)aligen Ger uno Die rotben Chr.
iheiben Daren i6perer 81 ieitigen.
Oa CAB es INNER cine Ir5abl BON
Sennen. oie meiBihalige @ier le9ten.
aber lie batten feline rotben 0bridei'
ben uno onoererieits CAB es ebeuio
Sennen, Die mobl rothe Gbrideiben
batten, ober gelb qefdrbte @ier lie
ferten. SSnoeiien iirlo beute i6on cine
betrddtlihe MnBabl Semen porban.
ben, ole Dem entfpreden mas ees
piittif)t murbe, uno olld &dbne Iteben
Ser 3udltanitolt sur @erfiigung, nit
oenen @en1ten ge5ogen limb, Die rotbe
Sbriheiben baben mo meiBidalige
@ier legen. Wfit oicieu Stnmmtbie-
rem, beren 8ererbungsqualitGten be.
FAINT iinb, ldBt iih iebt oie @eiters
5lld)t leid)ter ou%rffiihren, ioOoB oos
81 ihoffettoe Soeal Sbier in Ginger
3eit etreid)t iein miro.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1921-09-09

oieIen Segen, ben Die gtatur 10 frei'
milio Ipenpct2 I1ge:Gtlr hcrr,G.t
oie Gnfitt Dor, oaB Die Mebr5abl
oieier butgeihmiidten @eleaen giftig
lit unb oerjeniee, ser ourf) Ben 8alo
idlenbert, matt iid ein @ergniigen
ooralls, ibnen Die oft buntgefdrbten
Saite nit Dem Stode ab5uihlogen.
Sion ionte ii6 mir aea 10 irelaiebig
aeIpenocten Shdben et1paS liebepoaer
beifGftigen. gber bo5u nltB man Die
eigenartiqen @eieuen fennen lernen
uno Die guten bon ben getdbr-
/ d. 81t unteri6eioen rpiiien. Ser
1ilberne 2offel, Ser nit Dem 8il5-
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1921-09-09
Die Seleitioune Ser Slieeenpla9e.

fIudc SfiiiicIn nit elmer meiBen
8liiiiiofcit. in Der lid 6liegen ct.
fault botten. Wie err mir mitteilte.
entbiclten Die @efdbe Nogermilh
nit ie einem GBloffel bon 6orma-
lin olif Elm 4'int, Die nit 3uder per-
Iiibt mar. Bon oieiem @iit, oas
bon Den 6liegcu leioeuidaftIid ouf-
geilld)t mliroe, ianoen ite ibren Zoo.
SIN Der eriten Set, ols Der Stau
nod NIT 6Iieaen reidllih oerieben
mar, iplen ouabenolih Die Sfil-
ieln pouit0noig nit totem SIiegen
nngefiiat gefueict ieir, Die oonn i'm
aompoItbauien tief pergraben iuur-
Den. oamit iie nid)t BON ben Sub
tern geireiien perocu tonnten.
Go lit es Dem BETTER elmer elm
belnen 6arm leiht moglih, ii6 BON
ser 6IiegenpIoqe gu befreien. Sn
eilefn Qorie ooer in Der Sta0t
Tam Der eir3elne 8iebbalter e8
niht erreidlen, es nilroe ibm nidlt
tiel beIien, menu er iolde '6liegen-
ianaapparQte mIiltcllen luoIte, tuenlt
sic rings INN i'm luobnenoen Nad).
barn olcicS nid)t tutl ipiiroen. Der
,3u5ug BON oieien mliroe uiht ouf.
boron mo iciue Ntiibe pergeblidl
mod)cn. 6ier fam nur Der De-
metniinn bcIien, inoem oIle 8ieb-
batter lid in Der a%uaeiiibrten Bciie
an Der 8liegenpertilglmg beteiIi9en
luilroen.