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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-02-14
MC'CORMIcKOvI JEsTE
JEDNOU ODDANI.

Chicago, 13. lnora. - Stfe-
zeni asi dvaceti soukromymi
detektivy, Harold F. McCor-
mick, predseda vykonneho W.
boru International Harvester
Company a jeho parizska me-
vesta, Gamma Walska Puaczo-
va, polska prima donna, byli
oddani dnes jeste jednou, ably
Sc vyhovelo illinoiskemu roz-
vodnimu zakonu. Ackoli byla
to jiz pata podobna zkusenost
nevestina a tfetf zenichova,
snatek slaven velikou okaza-
losti, druzickami a druzba-
mi a nadherny palac McCor-
mickIv byl vyzdoben kvetina-
mi Cd pfizemi al po pIdu.
Prftomn6 '.novomanEele" by
dli ma statku matky McCormi-
ckovy v Lake Forest, Ih., v
kteremzto m6st6 bydli tez roz-
vedena zena McCormickova,
dcera Johna D. Rockefellera.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-02-14
JEST TO "RADIKALNf' ZVED.
TATO ODPOVED JEST CINEMA MA SENSACNl
OBVINENf ALBERTA BAILINA.

New York, 13. dnora - Vladn dfednici soukromi
detektvove New Yorku obvn6ni Albertem Banem, nak
Balanovem ze je naja ako agena provokatera ably
dmychova d6ncke boure radikanf vyrznost vyhasovai
dnes Bailna radikalnfho zv9da.
Poprali jeho obvin9nf ucinena prisezne vypov9di
Chicago kere bude pouzo Frankem p Walshem obhacem
komunstI zatcenych Bridgman, Mich srpnu minulehn
roku procesu enz bude mimi zahajen St. Joseph Mich,
diva tydny.
Naopak pry Ban pokusi "vrtat zevnitf" vyzvedG-
tanost vadni protude kampane tax ably pfedem mohl
varova raday tvrdf Sherman Burns hava Burnsovy de-
tektivni agentury.
Chicago, 13. 1nora. Obvnenf, ze dopis posany post
msu m6sta New Yorku ffjnu 1922 vyhrozujici zab ej
vyhodi dynamem Woolworthovu budovu byl inspirovan
drednkem Busovy detekvn agentury byo ucin9no dnes
Albertem Bane jenz sam sobe dozna byl vyzveda-
Gem agentem provokatere, psezne vypov6di jz ucin
ot&zky kladene pravn1kem Washem.
Baiin rovn6z tvr ze Charles Souly hlava radikanho
dfadu odboru spravednos New Yorku byl zam6stnan
Burnsov9 proda tajne lstny archivt Wlliama ].
Fynna dfv9ho sefa vyseovacfho fadu odboru spraved
nosti, kterezto mfsto nyn Burns zast6vA.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-02-14
PRVNf sMRAKODRAP' Y BERLiNE..

Berlin 49, 1nora. - Prvn smrakodrap" Berlin6 -
smparova stavha by prave dohotoven Casoy zdejsimi
ktere nazyva obrovskou budovou jest osaovana jako
novy stavelsky typ Berlfn9 aejsou vys-
81 nezi pet poschodf. .s. T%
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-02-14
DIVADLO v SOFlI WHO.
kELO.
Mnozstvi div&kd % pohfe3uje
4 nsk0lik lidi pfiSlo o zivot.


Sofia, IL. inora. - Ia dne-
sniho pfedstaveni v zdejSim di
'vadle vypukl ma jevisti polar,
ktery rozsiril Sc t6m6r blesku-
rychle zakulisi a posleze do
hlediste, kde plameny vyvola-
ly paniku. V hledisti, v lozich
a parteru bylo vice diplomatu i
bulharskych vyssich hodnosta-
ri, z nichz vsak nikdo neprisel
O zivot. Jest ale obava, ze
mnozstvf lidi zahynulo ma ga
lerii, ponevadz tato nedala Sc
v cas- vyklidit.
v zachranne praci pomahali
hasic1m tez policiste, jakoz i
vojsko k pozarovisti komando-
vane. Oheh vznikl cd planouci
svicky., Herci uvadeli ma scenu
starodavny janovsky del, "a
nehoz bylo planoucich vosko-
vic uzivano "a kterezto see
ny kulisa sc vznala a ohen br-
zy ma celou tn narodni budovu
Sc rozsiril. Dotcene narodnl di
vadlo bulharske bylo postave-
no pred valkou znacnym nakla
dem.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-02-14
BLOKADA JEST NYNf 6PLNOU.
PORYNf A RUHRSKO SEVRENY
FRANKO BEL GICkYMI ARMADAMI.
HOTELNf PERSONAL STAvKUJE z PROTESTU
PROFIT PRfTOMNOSTI FRANCOUZu.

Essen 49, lnora Napjeti PoruTi vzrdsta denn9 Po-
cit bzciho nebezpec jake by vise vzduchu N6mci
cee oblas Ruhrske by vzrsen kdyz Fancouz uskutecn
svoj pohrazku pnoc ze cee okkupovane lzemf
bokadou. ~
Francouzska rama zasaha citliv6m miste, zaroven
vsak pode vsech znamek posa nemecky vzdor Jnak
null den kdn6 az to- re zde vokem b rozehnan av
monsrantd, aniz by nekdo k drazu pfise
Gem Nemci jsou hlavn9 pochybnostech jest, zdali
nova bokada vzahuje vsechny vyrobky Nemci ved
dobfe re Francouzi mohou il uves patnost kdyko
bre uznajf Nemc mali pred sebou skutecnos re bokadl
ia uhi Francouzi ucini pine 1OO-procentn6 zdanou.
okkupaci Jehelu Emmerchu dnes rano Francouzi a
Belgcan6 dohotov -s- mezi Porynf1 Ruhrskem
MIN Nemeckem Line ynf tahne cd holandskych hranc
Ryne az ku pdmezf EsaskoLotrnska Neienom Poryni
veka ndusra obast Ruhrska byy oddeeny Cd ostatnho
sveta. Cd pdlnoci dnes mic nemdze dosta Porynf
Ruhrska bez fancouzskeho belgckeho souhlasu Ultra
pax francouzske okkupacnf ady prohs prevze zeeznc
ez ma prvnim miste voz budou zasoby amadu uhlf
koks 1cet valecnych nahrad kdezto poravny v1bec
zvotn potfeby obyvatestvo budou vozeny
pome akem stavkujicf nemectf zeezneni zfzenc vra
do pr&ce.
Probemem nynf jest kdo bude mdze vyzivovati mil
fony d okkupovanem zemf pri vzrdstaci
nosti p stoupajcfch cenacsh zvon potfeby vseho
dfnhu.
Dnes zalaen bi d6opravdy boykot proti Frarcouznn1
Vsechen PERSONAL hoeu Kaiserhof cd ritee az po
cky zanecha prce posechnuv rozkazi ane n6meck6
gansace obranu Por Ma oko rozkaz psel cd sdruze
nj hotelierd.
Sprava hotelu uvedoma francouzske voenske drady
zadna da anz napoje nebudou nadae vysluhovny
couzdm BelgicanGm Ma to odpov6de Francouz, pre-
budou fditi hotel sam Hned to pax zapocal
odchod personalu hoteln budovy Nemci pokus od-
st9hova ez vsechny zasoby, ale byo Jim zabraneno
Francouzy Kazdemu kdo opoustel hotel, byo dovoeno
odnest jenom vastn osobni majeek Komorne ez po-
kusy propasovat "cenim niem posteni pradlo byy
staveny korist Jim odebrana.
Acko celia tato affera mela svoji komickou stranlu
znamena to da nepremnost francouzske vojenske
rady.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-02-14

RADf MA SEvEROZAPADE A v ZAPADNf OBLASTl
VELKYCH JEZER.

Chicago, dnora. Osepujci snehova vanice iez do
znacne mry ochroma dopravu a pokrya bflym pfkrovem
m6sto znamenaa pocaek nejstudenesho pocas leoni IL
my, die oznameni pov6trnostn kancelare
Kratce po soumraku snih pon6kud ustal pod mrazi-
wynn verem zenoucim Cd severozapad rut teplomsru
zaGaa rycle kesa tax re o6ekava re kesne az u
supni pod nuou ctvrek kdy udena vna dosahne sve
no vrchole
Pov9trnosni kancear predpovida re zasahne zapadni
ezernf obast zapadni ohoskeho udo Ultra bude
provazena prudkou vchfic
ST. Paul. 13. 1nora. Slna vanice sn6hova 'zena
vchc ez misty naupla zavee do velike vyse oehroma
zelezncni dopravu everozapadnch staech dnes vecer
Zpravy Minnesoty, Severni Jizni Dakoty cast za
padnho Wisconsin, sd6lui nehorSm bzzardu letosn Ii
my teplomeru klesla pod nulu este vetsi
zima Sc ocekava Ultra.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-02-14
TRETf KONCRESNICE.

Washington, 13. lnora. v
prftomnem kongresu, .jehoz
lh1ta vyprsi A. bfezna, zaseda-
il tri zeny - slecna Robertso-
nova z Oklahomy, pf. Houcko-
va Illinoisu vcera zaprisah
nuta byla pi. John I. Nolanova
z Kalifornie. Byla provazena
do zasedaciho salu kongresni-
no svojf dceruskou a kongres-
mix Curry z Kalifornie il pred
stavil. Pi. Nolanova byla zvo-
lena ma nedoslouzenou lhitu
sveho zesnuleho manzela a
rovnez bude zastupovati svdj
distrikt v pffstim kongresu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-02-14
10000 MIL CEST ZBUDO-
VANO.

Washington, Is. iinora. De-
set tisic mil silnic bylo zbudo-
vano We Spojenych Statech be-
hem roku 1922 We spojeni ! fe
deralni pomocf iako castf pro-
gramu vlady ma budovani sy-
stemu silnic, jenz by Sc vyrov-
nal onem v iinych zemich, neb
je pfedcil. Doba nenf daleka,
kdy nebude jedineho okresu We
Spojenych Statech bez do
brych silnic.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-02-14
VETERANSKY UHAD BUDE
VYSETROVAN.

Washington, 13. 1nora. w.
setrovani obvin9ni 0 "plytvani
marnotratnosti, nepravidelno-
stech a spatne sprave" We We
teranskem dfadu spoj. Statt,
bylo ustanoveno senatem. Re-
soluce narizujici takove vyse-
tfovani, byla podana senate
re Walehem, demokratem 2
Massachusetts, q byla pfijata
bez vyvolavani> jmen.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-02-14
DIR. BENES ZAvfTA DO
AMERIKY.

Boston, IL. dnora. Harry A.
Garfield, president Williams
College, odjel vcera do Evro-
py, ,aby pozval n9kter6 statnf-
ky ma tfetf vyrocni konferenci
Politickeho institutu We Will
Jamestown, jez byv& konana v
srpnu. Jak bylo jiz pred ca
sem ozn&meno, byl take po-
ivan ceskoslovensky zahranic-
nj ministr Benes, ktery pry po-
zvanf pfijal.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-02-14
RICHARD A DANIEL JSOU PRY
MA ZIVU.
TVRZENf TOTO UCINlL JEDEN MLUVCl
KU KLUX KLANU.

Idaho Falls. Id. 13 Prohlaseni ze Watt Da-
MEL T. F. Richard muz ejchz domnela t6la bya vyove
nedavno ezera blize Bastrop La. jsou zvu pr
TONNE byd New Oreansu bylo ucneno vcera vecer
rene schizi atn odbocky Ku Kux Kanu muzem jenz by
predstaven jako cdr Lew Burger New Yorku redni muv
ti nevidelneho cisarstvi rytifu Ku .Klux Klanu.'
DIE DR.. Burgera dive tela nalezena jeZere La
Fourche bize Basrop bya vhozena suddenly edne
ekafsk6 kolle New Orleansu nebyla Daniela
Rcharda ak bylo tvrzeno Prav dale, ze tito diva muz
budou pfedvedeni, sejde velka porota Bastrop
Bastrop La, 13. dnora. velka porota, cd niz cte
kava podrobi dlkladnemu setfovanf tnnost Ku Kux
Kanu okresu Morehouse, zaha sve zasedan s. bfezna
Porotn koms byo povoano dvace obcann nchz soudce
Odom vyb6fe dvan&ct jednoho Mich usanov pfedsedou.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-02-14
sENAT PRO DODATEK
K USTAVE.

Washington, 13. 1nora. -
Norrisiv dodatek k federalnf
'dstave, die nehoz nebylo by lad
neho zasedani star4ho kongre-
su po zvoleni kongresu noveho
q den nastolenf presidenta byl
by zmen9n ze 4. bfezna ma tie
II pondelf v lednu, byl schva-
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-02-14

len dnes senatem. Prfslusna
resoluce byla prijata So hlasy
proti 6 a nynf jde do snemov-
nv poslanecke. Jest vsak o.
tazkou, zdali tam bude O nj je
dnano pred skoncenim zaseda-
nj, 4. bfezna.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-02-14
SPOJ. STATY ZAPLATf NORVEzSKU

Washington, 13 dnora. - Senat vcera pozd6 odpoedne
rfa resouc kterou povolue $12OOOOOO vyrovnani
naroku Norvezska prot Spoenym Statim lodi zabaven
touto vadou b6hem valky. prosa pred tim z
sn6movne poslanecke
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-02-14
NOVA VLADA v MEMELU.

Kraovec, Nemecko, 13. lnora. - Nova vada Memelu
pozdstavajic til LitvinI dvou Nemci uala 1radu
dnes. Nastupue prozatmni Wade zrzene gen. Siona
tsem vudcem tevskych nepravdenych sbord kdyz by
tyto zmocnly Memelsk6 oblas. Mezispojenecka msse
dejela Memelu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-02-14
z IRSKE OBCANSKE VALKY.

Belfast, 13 1nora. - Republikansi nepravdeln vcera
vyhodli dynamem domov dTvesho korunnho kerka She
ridana Louth. Tyz jest ddvernym pfftelem kardnaa
Loguea.
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A SUPPER MENU
Boston Baked Beans
Brown Bread Toasted
Spring Salad
Gelatin Cream


Boston baked beana In
an electric fireless cocker:
Soak one quart of beans
over night in cold water.
Drain and put In fireless
cooker with a piece OF salt
pork and seasoning. Cook
with current on for 80
minutes, their on retained
heat six to eight hours, or
longer IL possible. Brown
in oven.
Toasted brown bread:
Use electric toaster and
toast half-inch slices OF
brown bread very crisp;
spread with butter.
Gelatin cream in upper
part Of electric grill: 2
cups of milk: 3 eggs, Y
box graduated gelatin; S
tablespoons of sugar;
vanilla, Soak gelatin in 4
little cold milk: add to
scRlding milk and into this
mixture stir the beaten
yOIlEa and sugar. WheM-
thick, cut in the beaten
whites and flavor. Cool
In q mold.
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RAlSIN CAKE

First take one cup Of butter,
An golden, pure and sweet,
Then two cups Of white sugar,
And these together beat,
Three eggs, al lightly foaming;
OF good, sweet milk one cup.
Put In a little soda.
To lightly raise II UP.
Then two teaspoons cream
tartar,
And crate q lemon rind-
Twill give q pleasant flavor,
Fm sure that yuu win find.
Then add enc cup Of raisins.
And Just four cups u Hour,
And ct it In the Ovens
And bake &c just an hour.
/ know twill Ae O nice one,
Ie but just FiEht IL bake;
i know twin please your
haayhmnd,
When ne shah taste the cake.
Three teaspoons baking
powder may be used in place
oc the aoAa and cream tartar.
Always flour or plump the
raiGins and b sure 10 use
Sun Maids.
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one cup Of cream with one
tablespoonful flour. IL the soup
ID not pink enough crate one
beet lrawl, and add the juice.
DIJMPLINGS FOR BARSzCZ.
Chop lean meat from ribs.
Cream one tablespoon Of but
ter and the yolk OF an egg.
Add. to the meat and season.
Chop some parsley, add two
crushed crackers. Qf stale
bread is used. use q little more
than the craclers). Lastly, add
the beaten white and a bit Or
grated nutmeg. Mix, form into
small balls and drop into boil
ing water. Use two or three
dumplings for one plate OF
barSzcZ.
EUR SOUR MEAL Pap
Soak old crusts OF rye bread
in warm water tRdd a little rye
-four. salt ana am. Mix well.
The batter must be as thick as
q regular sauce. For making
this mixture q stone jar ID the
best utensil 60 use. Cover and
let stand inaa moderately wHTm
place. WIN 10 ready for use
I'm three days. When making
'txur" hon this and use enough
meal to make q thick gravy.
Ada sA1t. when done add .
little Nr1ed bacon nr butter.
Sliced boiled potatoes can also
be added when served.
TRIPH.
Cleaned and scal1ad trips cut
into NARROW strips. Cook best
sDuW. well seasoned. separately.
Pour this eoup over the tRipe.
Ben TIVE hours. Add carrots
and parsley tr0ol cat IN small
pieces.
When dnRe dip crackers in
milk, drain and mig web, with
butter. Put this into the soup
and boil until the crackers form
. pulp. When served. add q lit
tie mar3oram and ginger. Can
also Be served with sweet farina
sausage Qisxlza).
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this in q dish and decorate
with lady fingers or fruit.
PTEROGI
Dough for pierogi Ii made as
for noodles. The dough is cut
into one and one-hRlf inch
squares. These squares may
be filled with a variety Of
preparations, as meat, saur-
kraut, cabbage, etc.
Following are a few Of these
filings:
PIERoGI COTTAGE CHEESE
FILLING.
Smooth one cup Of cottage
cheese well, add one egg yOik,
two tablespoonfuls scalded small
raisins, two tablesp0onfuts sugar
and a little salt. FIJI squares.
The edges OF these squares
should be moistened with water
before the opposite corners are
pressed firmly together with Q
fork. When this II done drop
them into boiling water. and
when they raise to the top re-
move with cORander an tDsa plat
ter. Serve with crumbs dried
wen in butter and poured ever
them.
pTEROGI GARBAGE FILLING.
Shred and chop cabbRgs flne.
md boil In saItea water fOFabOuE
fifteen minutes. Drain. Sepa.
ratAly fry onion In butter. put
cabbage into this, season with
pepper 90 taste. Aid OHe hard
boiled egg. chopped fine. OIae-half
cup cream, enc Tablespoonful
crumbs. Fry al together Gar .
minute and remove from fire.
Fill squares as before and serve
with crumbs fried In butter.
PIERoGI PRUNE PRESERVE
FILLING.
Boil prunes until soft and re-
move stones. Put pulp back into
the water in which they were
boiled. Add cinnamon and sugar
to taste and. fill squares as be-
fore. Serve with crumbs fried
in butter. These, may be served
as dessert,
''BARSZCZ" BEET SOUP.
Take two pounds spare ribs
and prepare same as for soup.
Skim, season and add onion and
vegetables. Let boil until spare
ribs are tender. Strain through
q fine sieve, 50 the soup will be
clear. In separate kettle boil
q few beets and remove skins.
Mash two or three beets or cut
in fine slices and add to the
soup. Boil for a short time.
When the soup is ready, add
sugar and vinegar to taste, and
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RIszKA TARINA SAUSAGE

KISZKA TARINA SAUSAGE
nix one cup Of farina or
Zine buckwheat meal well in
egg and dry in the oven. Boil
enehalf pint Of water with one
quarter pound Of suet. chopped
fine. Add salt. pepper. mar
joram. ginger and chopped
oniOn. Put the meal INTO
boiling water, and let boil
slowly. FIJI this into castings,
boil in water. When done,
cut in sianting slices and
garnish the tripe. This filling
can also be made OF rice,
raiains. by adding cinnamon.
egwD. and butter.
DUMPLINGS WITHOUT
FLOUR
Place grated potatoes In q
0heese-cloth bag. Squeeze cut
liquid and let 1t settle. Drain
off carefully and add the
starch. which has settled in
the liquid Add salt and mix
vel. Form into balls the sire
Of yEalnuts. Place into boiling
Water and cook 6or fifteen to
twenty minutes. Remove on
pla1es and pour bacon or brown
O1etee OVer them.
RAzOWY CHLEB Humper-
nickel
Two and one-quarter cups Of
hour, one cup graham -four,
one cup ryo meal, one cup
scaltled milk teOoledO. one table
spoon shortening: one cup
1uksWarm water, two table
Spoons sugar, enc teaspoon
.aRaE. one cake compressed
ye@st dissolved In one-third
cup hIkewarm water.
hin -four, salt and sugar In
large mixing bowl, add water,
milk, shortening and yeast
mixture. Stir into a stiff
dough, then kQead thoroughly,
or until the dough feels soft
and velyety. Let stand in
warm place until. double its
bulk. Divide into two parts,
knead each into a loaf, put into
creased pans and again let
rise to double its bulk.
Bake one hour in moderate
oven. The oven should be hot
TOR the first fifteen minutes
Of baking, then the heat re-
9uced.
POLISH DESSERT
Hall loaf Of grated pumper.
nickel bread. two ounces cocoa.
MIX the cocoa and the bread,
add one tablespoon Of sugar.
Beat one quart of cream and
mix with the above. Place
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MAPLE SYRUP CAKE

Fer the cako-Ono CMp gran
nlated sugar. siK tablespoonful
melted hutfor. three eggs. well
beaten PRESERVE one white for
icingl six tablespoons milk, and
one and one-half cups flour,
two teaspOonfuls baking pow
der. Any flavor desired. Icing
One cup maple molaEees.
boiled carefully until it threads;
have the white Of, the egg
beaten to q stiff froth. add the
syrup very slowly. beat cane
fully until creamy. IL a little
TOO thick, add small amount of
water.
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BRAN BREAD

Two cups Of bran, one Of
Hour. Have the oven an ready
10 bake II one hour. Add one
teaspoon soda. one teaspoon OF
salt. IL yUu want to have
bread that II minus q FAULT.
Then add one-haR cup seeded
rRisins- b sure they are fine;
ene-fourth cup raw peanuts, if
you want the bread prime.
Then one cupful Of milk and
One-ha11 cupeal more. Into this
mixture One-half cup Of mo-
laSsas you pour. Then stir an
t0gEthaf. put IN m oiled tin,
and when you have baked It,
your pSeasure'N begin.
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These Dishes Please Polish Palate
Strange Sounding Eaten With Great Relish

two and 4 half cups -four.
When part Of the flour has
been stirred in add . beaten
egg and beat the batter. Then
add remainder of flour. The
batter should be stiff enough
to hold the mixing spoon erect
In the middle of the dough.
Bake rather slowly in q mod
ern oven till a tootpick thrust
into 1t will come out clean.
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POTATO FRUIT CAKE

Mash dry while hot enough
boiled potato TO Till a coffee
cup. Rub free from Jumps
with a spoon. Into this mix
and beat thoroughly one cup
white sugar. Add half cup
nnolasses, half cup lard, one
cup seeded raisins, one tea
spoon cinnamon and half tea.
spoon cloves with two tea
spoons ginger and q pinch Of
salt. Stir well and add half
cup boiling water In which
has been dissolved one heaping
teaspoon soda. Stir in at once
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MASHED I0RNIPS

Parer and cut turnips into
small pieces, cover with boiling
water and boil in uncovered
saucepan until tender. Drain,
mash and add salt, a little
white pepper and melted butter.
The Washington times., 1923-02-11
ANY LAYER CAKE

One cup sugar, two-thirds
cup sweet milk. one rounding
tablespoonful butter, one egg,
two cups flour, two, teaspoon
fuls baking powder. Bake in
three layers. Use jelly or any
filling you like.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1923-05-25
A LESSON In COURAGE AND
DETERMINATION

A violinist's hand blown to shape
lessness by dynamite. Skilled
surgery and artifice reshaping it
and hopes renewed.
Such is the story. Of Alexander
M. Skibinsky, Russian violinist
who is to appear here on the Chau
tauqua program.
His experiences, permeated as
they are by catastrophe, despair,
and finally by a single ray Of hope,
are giving to the musical world
a vision of true art. What Fritz
Kreisler has done for his country
through his brave service, heroic
as it is, can stand out no more
clearly in musical history than the
struggle .Skibinsky has made for
the success of his life and for the
new school of musicians, this in
spite of one of the most serious
handicaps that could befall vio-
linist. Already his compositions
arc attracting wide attention.
Five years ago a charge of dy-
mantle blew to pieces his left hand,
hand as precious to a violinist
as his very life. The. index finger
was blown off, the other fingers
were almost hopelessly mangled,
and the thumb was torn back to
his wrist. His little finger, broken
In three pieces, was the least seri-
ously injured.
"Amputation of the entire hand
or DEATH" said physicians.
"Then let me die" said Skibin-
sky.
And the surgeons, placing full
responsibility of the operation in
then patients care, reset the shat
tered bones, and sewed up the
stump which remained of the in
dex finger.
The result is, that today, with an
artificial index finger and with
many of the muscles of the hand
entirely gone, also with three fin
gers permanently stiff, Skibinsky
is not only on the concert stage,
but is dedicating musical compo-
sitions which, critics say, will live
forever, to Russia and its field Of
art.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1923-05-25
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

This is to give notice that the sub
scriber, of Cecil County, has obtain
ed from the Orphans Court of said
County, letters testamentary on the
personal estate of
WILLIAM T. LAMBERT
late of said county, deceased. All
persons having claims against the
said deceased are hereby warned to
exhibit the same, with the vouchers
thereof duly authenticated,
on or before the 4th day of
November, 1928
they may otherwise, by law, be ex-
cluded from all benefit of said estate.
All indebted to said estate are re-
quested to make immediate payment
to the subscriber. II, 49,
Given under my hand and seal this
23rd day of April, 1928.
OLIVER S. LAMBERT,
Admir-. of William T. Lambert,
deceased
Test: R. ]. McCAULEY. Register.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1923-05-25
WOODLAND.

DR.. and Mrs. N. F. Forte, Topper
Lake, N. Y, spent last Tuesday with
her sister-in-law, Mrs. Minerva
Rutter. They had driven to New
York City in their seven passenger
Cadallic to attend the N. Y. State
Dental Convention. Their son, who
is also dentist, accompanied them
that far. They went on to Baltimore
and Washington and returned home
by the way of Canton, N. Y, where
their younger son is attending
College.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. e. Tyson, Mrs.
J. B. Tyson and Harold Tysbn motor
ed to Baltimore, Wednesday.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1923-05-25
SCHOOL PROPERTY FOR SALE.

The Board Of Education offers for
sale any interest it may have In and
to the Building and Grounds OF the
Monroe School located in the Sixth
Election District on the road leading
from Korner Ketch to Harrisville.
Sealed proposals will be opened at
1900 O'Clock at the regular month
ly meeting of the Board on Tuesday,
June 18th. The Board reserves the
right to reject any or all AiGa. The
cost of deed and Revenue Stamps is
to be paid by purchaser.
HUGH w. CALDWELL.
superintendent.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1923-05-25
"" s Rising Sun May 81 to June S
RESOLUTION OF RESPECT.
First Week-day'


Passed by the Community Fire Co. of
Rising SUI, on the death of Adam B.
Keen.
WHEREAS 1t has pleased Almighty
God to remove from our midst below
ed brother, Adam B. Keen, one of our
most earnest members
We sincerely deplore onr loss. but
humbly submit to Him who doeth all
things well, and extend to the family our
most heartfelt sympathy.
]. M. HOLDEN.
{. w. Louis RYAN,
VIM. c. NIELDS,
Committee