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Evening star., 1922-12-29
Baked Oysters and Mushrooms.

Take one quart Of oysters, one-half
can Of mushrooms. one cupful of rich
milk, one well beaten egg, and allow
butter, pepper, salt and cracker
crumbs as desired. Place layer
Of oysters In baking dish. season
with pepper and salt. sprinkle over
this some chopped mushrooms, cover
with cracker crumbs, moisten with
milk and dot with butter. Proceed
in this way until the dish Is full:
The last layer should be moistened
with milk in which the egg is beaten.
Bake in q moderate oven for thirty
minutes.
Evening star., 1922-12-29
FEED THE BRUTE
Favorite Recipes by Famous
Men.
KIN HUBBARD.
(Abe Martin).

Genuine Unpolluted Buckwheat
Cakes and Country Sausage.
First. catch an honest. well-to-do'
clean shaven or neatly trimmed farmer,
with q round, wholesome looking, fiorid
wife, and engage some sausage. Next,
locate a buckwheat grower and procure
from him q heaping two-bushel bag OF
buckwheat. Have same ground into
-four. Mix with sour milk and add yeast
and set behind base-burner stove OF
near hot-air register, or steam radiator
at 8 am. and allow same to rise slowly
and methodically. Serve as griddle
cakes following morning. Country sau-
sage may be fried same as other sau-
sage-either in patties or links.
Copyright, 1927
Evening star., 1922-12-29
Your Home and
You
The House of Cheer.
BY HELEN KENDALL

Often In walking up or down the
streets on a winter evening, have you
noticed how bright and cheerful some
Of the houses look and how dark and
dreary others appear?
THE Appletons must be away" you
say. See how dark their house is
Or: Doesn't the Smithsons' house
look jolly and gay? They must be
having q party"
Ten to one, however. it means that
the Appletons have the gloomy habit
and the Smithsons the cheerful one;
and that the Appletons haven't the
knack of making their house look in
vitinK, while the Smithsons have. II
Evening star., 1922-12-29
Worn.Out Neckties.

What do you do with your hus-
bands discarded neckties? 1t is a
good plan to cover them with new
material You have the lining and
shape all made for you. Buy thirty
four-inch silk. or crepe de chine. or
cotton Japanese crepe. instead of rib
bon; then all you need is one-fourth
of a yard of material.
Evening star., 1922-12-29
Oysters With Onions.

Peel and cut eight small onions into
dice and fry in two tablespoonfuls
Of hot butter until a golden color.
Add sixty oysters and their liquor.
one teaspoonful Of finely chopped
parsley, one teaspoonful of lemon
juice and a seasoning of salt. pepper
and red pepper. AS soon as the edges
of the oysters begin to curl pour
them into a hot tureen and serve at
Evening star., 1922-12-29
BEDTIME STORIES ez y: 5s:,:.:" .s;::::

the winter somehow. But it certainly
is lonesome here. Yes. sir. 1t Ger.
tainly is lonesome. I hope you'll
come over often to see me, Peter"
Indeed. 1 WILL" replied Peter. "Of
course 1 will. am tickled almost to
death to think that you are going to
spend the winter here"
Copyright. 1922. by T. ". Burgess)
Evening star., 1922-12-29

see what 1 mean. Why. it's horrible the
way the boys treat the girls
Older Mother. No, 1t isn't. It's hope
full. It's the first hopeful treatment
that has ever occurred in history.
They're beginning to treat them as
equals at last. Which means that
they're pushing them off their pedestals,
which were only a pack O lies, and ex-
Evening star., 1922-12-29

gone on just as we'll as you could
remain here" protested Peter.
Food, Peter. food" replied Well
come Robin. "One has to have food
on q long journey like that, and with
everything frozen what chance would
/ have had to get any?"
"But everything is frozen here"
Look at these cedar trees. Peter"
said Welcome Robin. What do you
sec on them?"
Peter looked. Many Of the trees
were covered with berries. "Those
berries" said Welcome Robin. "are
good food. They will stay on the
trees all winter. I can always be
sure of enough to eat. OF course,
there must be cedar berries along the
way to the Sunny South. but would
never be sure Of finding them when
1 needed them. So the wise thing.
the sensible thing, was to stay right
here, and here I am. 1t isn't as cold
in this swamp as it is in other places.
and there is plenty of shelter. 1
. guess shall manage to pull through
Evening star., 1922-12-29

pecting them to stand the same tests as
a boy stands. OF course there's a lot
of stiffness and roughness going on, but
In the long run it will make for fairer
deal for women than they've ever had.
Younger Mother: don't believe it!
They are killing all the beauty!
Etc, ETC., ETC.. etc.
This is a true conversation. With
which side do you agree, Pal?
Copyright, 1927
Evening star., 1922-12-29

The capper has even invaded toy
land, for we find the fiapper doll be-
coming a favorite toy with the chill
dren.
You could make this novelty, which
costs about $3.50 II you bought 1t in
the shops, for approximately As cents.
figuring muslin at 20 cents per yard.
cretoone for the dress at the same
price per yard. 10 cents for the cot
ton or sawdust with which to stun it,
and 10 cents for a ball Of knitting
wool, either brown, black or blond,
for the hair.
The pattern cuts in sizes 16 and 22
inches high. For size % the doll re-
quires u yard 36-inch material and
the dress requires X yard 22-inch or
wider material
Price OF pattern, Is cents, in post.
age stamps only. Orders should be
addressed to The Warrington Star
pattern bureau, = East 18th street,
New York city. Please write name
and address clearly.
Evening star., 1922-12-29

PARIS, December 16.-Dear Ursula
This porcelain ''cat vase" with the head
for q lid was one Of my recent gifts. HIS
back and ears are deep yellow to match
the sides, and the rest Of him Is white.
PAMELA.
Copyright. 1927
Evening star., 1922-12-29
If Your Neighbor
Told You

where you could buy better dress
goods for less money, you would
not hesitate about doing it, would
you!
And SO, if Domestic Science
teachers tell you that you can
buy a better Spread for Bread for
less money, you shouldn't hesitate
about doing it, should you?
Many Domestic Scientists will
tell you that
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-08-09
BoTCoTAREA UNEI FIRME.

Vera Cruz, Mexico. 9 August.
= Publicul boicotat flrma
Pierce Oil Corporation pentru ca
a concediat 75 de lucratori far;i
a lie plati leafa pc trei luni ina
|inte, dupa cum cere noua lege a
tarii.
S'au impartit manifesto de
amenintare. in care Sc spunea cd
oricine va fl dovedit ca lucreaza
i'm servicinl susnumitei companii,
va Fl ucfs. Compania a cerut pro.
tectia authorization.
BOicOtarea So numeste hotari-
rea cetatenilor de nu cumpafa
mimic de la firma sau de la I'm
negustor Oarecare.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-08-09
RtsrABlIIREA LfNISTEI
IN ITALIA.

Roma, s August. Sc crede ca
disordinele din Italia Sc vor po-
toll incufind, deoarece Fascitii .an
primit de la conducatorii Tor din
Roma ordine de demobilizare.
Raspunzand apelului primit
de Lar centru, Fascitii S 'au invoit
sa demObilizeze daca comunistii
81 ceilalti RADICAL Sc abtin pc vii
tor de la orice act de violenta. Oh
dinul de demobilizare a fost dat
;eri. Radicalii au promis ca nu
vor. cauta sd mai provoace nici 0
turburare.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-08-09

matt la moarte, Ii s'a sthimbat
sentinta cu puscarie pe viata.
X X 4
Paris. tAsentii secret au
prihs 81 arestat pe tinarul Efgene
Gaudechaus, un anarhist in etate
de IA AMI, care a trims prese-
dintelui Millerand niste otrava 81
@ scriseare, in care-si eNprilna pa
ferea de ran ca atcntatul intre-
prins asnpra presedintelui pc ziua
de IA lnlie nu reusise.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-08-09
VA LASATI CONDUSI DE
Popi ca Muresan 81 Ba1oiu?
o ALTA GREVA.

Joliet. H.. 9 August. - Mem
bril- uniunei de la. linia ferata
big Four au decIarat ca sc vor
pune in greva daca armata. care
pazeste proprietatea eompanici,
MI este scoasa de acolo in timp
de "a de Ore.
- In efevsi aceasta vOr Fl meca-
niei. fOcari. conductor 81 frInari.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-08-09

sspuns la ntrebarea daca America on ba inc
resee munctorilor Prerea este nteresee mc7ori
Ter sun mai bne serv daca lie ar e descrse in cele te
artcoe ale mee sunt in contrazcere natonalsmu
ntees de nine Ar fl zadaric sd susn ca Desteptarca M
servee nteresee muncitost pentr documenarea tezei
ee sa aduc uncle teori vaae la scoa ori argente In
suste prn lecura screror captase socias Am pre-
ferat sd arat fapte carl mai bine scopulu.
Vremea eel mai bun udecator. Pna aunci fie-
care nante precum nspr convngerile sale cele mai
loneste
ANDRET POPOVICT. (.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-08-09

Geneva. :. Maretul palat San
Georgia, siEnbolul vechei glOrii a
Genovei, a fost ocupat ieri noap-
te de Fasciti, dnpa scurta dar
sangeroasa lupta Gu comunistii, in
care timp an cazut mort cinci
Fasciti.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-08-09
LAZAk DKAGOS,
Pres. soc. "Negru voda, .
din McKees Rocks

DAca fratii della Detroit astep.
tau paha Ia adunarea della Erie
puteau ajunge functionafi &C.
nerAn 81 farA Sd dea mana Gu
dusn1amii Uniunei, carl Ia adu
narea din 1912 voiau s'apuc<
Ia conduCere Gu revolverele.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-08-09
@ LAMURIRE
DIE heaactor::

DIE hedactor::
Yeti sti ca in seara zilei de
81 1ulle, am primit o telegrama
della adunarea din Youngstown
prin care ne zicea ca 80 de so.
cietati sunt prezente. Vazand
aoeasta lean TRIMS o plenipo.
TENTH. dar Gu conditia ca, daca
peste majoritatea societatilo1
sunt prezente, = moi aprobam
cele ce Sc vor hota1f. M stu
mimic sigur, cred ca a fost nu.
mai minciu1la, dupA cum an
vazlt in ziarul America"
fresedintelui gen. serbu
lam TRIMS o scrisoare oficia1a
specificandu-i ca societatea noa
stra nu a stiut mimic de aface.
rile 1ui. Timar.
Pentru orientare (ca sd sc
site ce am facut noi),
Bine voitor,
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-08-09

+ M s'a seapat Uniunes 81 de
Urcan ii de influenza spaniola
ii de vrajitorile eobitoare, -
numai de popi 81 de clica nau-
fragiatilor nu Sc mai scapa.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-08-09

Berlin. - In Germania traiul
ts'a scumpit cu - la shta in de-
cursul luhei lunie. In Main urea.
rea fost numai de 10 la suta.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-08-09
ANDRET POPOvICI.

81 bristele acasa, caci Sc poate
'ntampla sa lc piarda in inval-
maseala.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-08-09

SOCIETATEA CARE NU-SI
doreste perire, sa protesteze
contra actiunei delegation eli
de-a pune sub sechestru ave-
rea Uniunei.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-08-09


||NFORNAT|uN|
DE ACEEA AT'f TRIMS
pc delegatii vostri Ia Ycungs.
town ca sd va dea Uniunea pc
mana popii Muresan?
Niena Isteria cauzata germa
nilor de amenintarea Frantei ca
lie ocrpa districtclc Gle carbuni,
s'a intins 81 Asupra Austriei 81
Ungariei, undc conditiunile finan-
clare 81 ecMomice an a.juns la
punctul unei adevarate panice.
Chicago, Ill. in timpul in
mormantarei lui Graham Bell. in.
vcntatornl telefonuhli, scrviciul
telefonic in Statele Unite 81 Ca.
NADIA fost suspendat pentru un
minut, ca drept tribut fntf'u po-
menirea decedatului savant.
Warsaw. Sc anunta Official
ca barbatilor casatoriti, carl voesc
sa piece la America, MI Ii Sc vor
VIA pasapoartele de catre autori-
tatile americana din Polohia. Sc
cere ca cci casatoriti or sa stea
acasa, ori sa-si ia sofiile cu eli.
Lincoln, Neb. - In timpul unei
incaerari intre greviSti 81 sparga-
tori de greva, cineva din multimc
a aruncat 0 bomba de gaz i'm an.
tomobilul d-lui Mc1Jung, mare
salul politiei fslerale. Dansul a
fost aproape slfocat de gazurile
otravitoare ce ieseau din 4bomba
l
Berlin. = O depese trimisa din
Mnnic catre Dcutsche Tageszei-
tung spune ca guvernul provin,
ciei bavareze este conrpus numai
din burghezi. Lucrul acesta un
ceva remarcabil, cand Sc site ca
in guvernul celorlalte state sunt
multi 81 dintre socialist.
Raleigh, Y. G. - Piatra care a
batut icri pe aici a fost atat de
mare, meat a despicat in doua
pepenii verzi Qulbenitele) din
toate gradinile. Granele 81 po.
rumbul all fost deasemenea vata.
mate. 80
! Washington. Guvcrnul a
scmnat 0. conventie postala GU
Finlanda.
| Riga. Sc xice ca guvernul
care Sc formase in regiunile nun,
ItiIor Urali 81 care era contra ce-
llui de la Moscoya, a fost doborft
ieri de la putere de armatele rosii
ale sovietelor.
| Moscova. Sovietele anunta
ca recolta in Russia e atat de buna
meat ministrul de extern6 a fost
indrllmat sa 7nccteze imediat GU
cumpararea de gran 81 zahar din
strainatafe.
1AS
Berlin. = In legatura ell noti-
ficarea trimisa de consi1iu1 am
basadorilor catre Bolivia, prin
care il interziceau Al angaj jeze of.
teri Germani ca instructori 81 sfa-
tuitori in almata ii, ministru1 de
externe al Gern1aniei a raapuns
ca daca e adevarat ca sunt astfel
de ofiteri in Bolivia, ei Sc afla
acolo neoficial siInu snnt sub or.
dinele guvernului german.
sxS
Moscova. Comitetul Execus
,tiv a respins apslul de sratierea
mitropolitului Jssnin de Petro.
grad, Arhiepiscopu1ui Shane, pyo.
fesoruluf Novitsk5 q miressnlui
Kosheroff, carl suult coadsnnsti
la moarte pentvI AZ s,all oml,s II
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ON fUcA ooNDfW[u

Suntem datOri Gu rectificare,
- &C Gu regret facem. Omul
care declarat cri Cd vazut pc
popa Baloiu treaz. vine All 81 he
spunc Cd a gresit. Prcotul, deSpre
care credea ca este popa Baloiu,
era altul. Stiam Cd minllni MI Sc
intanrpla nici in America.
81
Trei americani aproapc an mu-
rit in desertul Mojave. Aceasta
dovc(lcste CD America nu este atat
dc llScata ca TN desert.
s.
Fustele scurte crcsc asa dc
tare ca parul scurt Qbobbed).
4
Coroana Alstrici MI sc gaseste
Stiam ca mcepe sd dispara.
a
Este usor ca fata frumoasa
sd cnccreasca pc I'm tinar, caci
are parte de o cooperarc exec.
lenta.
q
Rugam pc ,Popa Baloir ca nu
cumva sa ne faca la redactie, vi.
zita Gu briSca. caci auzisem din
Martins Ferry ca d-nealui cand
Sc supara, scoate cutitul 81 'njura
ungurcste.
q
Era odati vorba prin Cleve.
land: lara 81 lara, solomonarii
81 pasapoartele.'' + multi de
atunci, insa lumea ia uitat de eel
ce incasa cate douazeci de dollar
pentru aplicatic de passport,
zlcand ca neam Gil cei de la
Legatic.
81 fiif1dca veni vOrba dc eel Gu
vetlem ca incepe sa
sc faca lumina 81 in jurul chitan-
tl!or verzi 81 1ntr'al banilor de la
scotia Ligei Rationale din Clcve.
land.
-
lnul s'a apucat sa purifice
Cniunea. Mai bine ar cauta sd Sc
purifice el de potlogariile car
lea facut prin Cleveland 81 prir
toate orasele de unde fost hui.
duit. Cc Gil arestarea din New
York? &c cn facturilc firmclor
t1asc pc sfoara?
-
Unul s'a apucat el sd fac;.
"treaba'' cum sc cadc la Uniune.
II stim moi cam ce fel de "trea.
ba" poate face ell. Intrebati nu-
mai pc parochienii Gle la biserica
din Cleveland, carora lea facut
sfinti incaltati in ghete americana
81 incinsi cu panglici tricolori.
q
Chestia Uniunei are sa sc apla.
nezc de adunarea Gle la Erie, s.
totul va Fl bine. Intrebarea
insa, cine i,lateste cheltuelile ia
raboiuluie Stip ca D-nii Pascu
G. r. Vernescu, Gardulescu s
Mnresan MI pot fl siliti sa pla
teasca, caci vorba aluia: zee pt
eli 81 pc culme.'s
a
''Purificareass care s'a facut
acuAa Sc putea face 81 la adunarea
de la Erie, insa vedeti D-voastra
acolo ar Fl fost de fata delegati,
tnturor societatilor, asa Cd ceata
oportuni3tilor, aventurierilor 81
naufragiatilor n ar fl putut inca
leca pc Uninne cu puterea. Las
ca nici asa nan incalecat eli 81
nici Cd vof incaleca vre-o data
Pacat f'sa de bahii cheltuiti.
II
Popa MurtSafi, char daca ma
pttut s'sjttnea vizir Ia Uniune
tot E multumit n timpul de fata
caci sl6jbs De Receiver ii aduee
25 dt doi8rs4i ID ii, platiti tot
din fonddl tniunti. Las casa
tre6de! ''tJade nu Z cap, val de
fiejosre."
cica uhii dihfre q5opi voesc sd
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Pora Murtsan, char daca n
|putut s'sjtnka vizir Ia Uniune
tot inultumit N timpul de fata
|caci sl6jbs De Receiver ii aduce
|25 dt doiarssi ID ii, platiti toti
din fondnl tJniunti. Las casa
|tre6ue! ''Uadt nu Z cap, val de
'f'iejoare."
cica uhii dihfre 4opi voesc sa
FfstS y u BIZ u III facut Ii Gle.
|ves6Sd - is1s. Il ssMuin, sd fie
|de treaajS u sx-si llase revolyerele
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-08-09

Moscova. Sovictele anunta
ca recolta in Russia e atat de buna
meat ministrul de externe a fost
lndrtmat sa fnccteze imediat GU
campararea de gran 81 zahar din
strainatafe.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-08-09

Era otlata o vorba prin Cleve
land: lara 81 lara, solomonarii
81 pasapoartele." + multi de
atunci, insa lumea n "a uitat de eel
ce fncasa cate douazeci de dolari
pentru 0 aplfcatic de passport,
zlcand ca neam cu cei de la
Legatic.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-14

drop OF water without even crowding
Germs do not live in out-o--the-
way places. Except In the polar
regions. In the middle OF the ocean.
and on the tops OF high mountains.
they are present everywhere. They
are on our bodies. our clothing. In
our food--everythinE we SEQ or
touch. The reason we are not sick
all the time or most of the time Is
that comparatively few of these
germs cause disease; also because
most OF US are strong enough TO re-
sist the comparatively few that set
into our bodies,
Bacteria multiply by simply break.
ing apart. Soon the two parts are
full.sized germs and each itself sep.
arates. so that IL Is easy 10 see how
quickly millions OF germs can be
produced Cold stops their growth.
but they begin TO grow again when
they become warm.
Boiling kills them. Doctors and
nurses boil their instruments and
dressings TO kill the germs. and do
not handle them until ready for use
One Of the chief reasons why food
II boiled before canning is TO kin
the bacteria. Then II is put into air
tight cans. 40 that no more germs
can reach 1t.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-14
What to Use and Avoid
on Faces That Perspire

Skin. 10 be healthy. must breathe
n also must perspire--must expel
through the pores. tts share Of the
bodys waste material Csfts:u
creams and powders clog the pcres-
interfering both with elimiuatfon
and breathing. especially during tho
heated period. II more women UNI
dcrstood this. there would be fewer
self-ruined compiexions IL they
would use ordinary mercoiixed vex
instead 81 cosmetics. they would
have healthy compicxions. This re-
markabie substance actually absorbs
bad skin. also unclogging the
pores. Result: The fresher, younger
undcr.skin is permitted TO breathe
and to show itseif. The exquiSite
new complexion gradually peeps
out. one free from any appearances
OF artificiaiity.
obtain an ounce OF raercoilxed wax
from your druggist and apply night
~ like cold cream Cor q week or two.
washing ~ off mornings. There's
nothing better for an over-red skin.
tan. freckiss. pimples or blotches--
Advertisement.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-14
BE Careful What You Wash
Your Child's Hair With

II you want 10 keep your child's
hair In good condition. be careful
what you wash II with.
Most soaps and prepared shampoos
contain too much alksli. This dries
the scalp. makes the hair brittle. and
Is very harmful Mulsified cccoanuf
oil shampoo (which IL pure and en-
tirely greaselessl. Is much better
than anything else you can use for
shampooing. as this can't possibly IN.
jure the hair.
Simply put two or three teaspoon
fuls of Muisified In a cup or glass
with little warm water. then moisten
the hair with water and rub II in. II
win make an abundance Of rich,
creamy lather. and cleanse the hair
and scalp thoroughly. The lather
rinses out easily. and removes every
particle OF dust. dirt. dandruff and
excess oil. The hair dries quickly
and evenly. and II leaves II fine and
silky, bright. fluffy and easy to man
age.
You can get Muisified coooanut oil
shampoo Mt any drug store. II is very
cheap. and few ounces is enough 70
last every one in the family for
months. BE sure your druggist gives
you Mulsified. ---Advertisement.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-14
DEATHS
orneros. Nick. IS years.
WASTED,

'Dcggone. Jonesl i've been work.
ing like horse. II took me an hour
to make that fellow believe my house
is worth $4,000
but you made him believe NJ Did
he buy NJ"
Nav. he turned out TO be the tax
assessor = Richmond Times.D Dis
patch.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-14
Work on Swan Lake
p ipe Line to Start

Installation OF the is.mile Swan
Lake pipe line. destined 10
strengthen seatte's water supply.
win soon he under way. More than
two miles OF ditch has been prepared
and the steel pipe Is being fabricated
hero at tho ratio Of 900 feet day.
The contract for the new line was lei
TO the Grant Smith Co. last winter
FOE approximately si.5oo.ooo.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-14
Asserts Japanese
Are Crushing Kor..

DETROIT Mich. Aug. i..-r...
the Japaness are crushing -
vestisa o. Korean national IN. =.
tho statement of DR.. II. c. wss
Ing. head Of missionary ho,s,..
IN Korea. IN an address Al IN. !,
". c. 4. here. Sunday. Dr.. Wits.
declared that the Korean s.,.,
are being assaulted BY Japan..,
soldiers even vhen the latter =,
not resisting them.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-14

cat living things known. They are
sometimes called bacteria or mi.
crobes. You might have some idea
Of the sire OF germ II you could
take a grain Of sand and spnt II into
million pieces. or course, some
germs are larger than others. but
the largest cannot he seen without
the aid OF powerful microscope.
Millions Of germs can exist In a
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Dear Chief; Replying your kindly week. has
offend the matter OF putting
myself
when a
occupant located
with otherwise
/ would he foolish o the aign Sincerely.
ROBERT A. TRIPLE Candidate for state Senator
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be IN OF
shines folk novedom.
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To Barnyard Golfers

Fellows IT Robinson prize horseshoe pitchers Of
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throwing
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