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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1925-07-11
PERMIT GIVEN
FOR GARAGE
IN SKYSCRAPER

Chicago, July l1.-tR-Skyscraper
garages to solve Chicago's downtown
parking problems, may result from an
opinion Of Francis Busch, city attor-
ney, legalizing construction of the
jewelers. Building, 40 stories tall, as
a combination garage and office
building. The building will be 557
feet tall and have storage capacity
Of 572 automobiles. Twenty seven
per cent of floors up to and including
23rd will be devoted to cars. Fire
proof walls will separate garage por-
tions from other part of the build
ing.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1925-07-11
RECENT STORMS
BRING SEVERE
HAIL LOSSES

Showers of the last week have
brought some hail damage in the
state. The state hail insurance de-
partment received 32l claims Thurs
day, from Burleigh, Dickey, Dunn.
Golden Valley, Hettinger, Kidder,
Logan, McHenry, Ransom, Slope and
Wells counties. No disastrous hail
storm has struck any section of the
state thus far this year, however, re-
ports indicate.
Claims for indemnity for hail losses
on July 9 totaled 2,73S as compared
with 5,319 on the same date last year.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1925-07-11
AUTO DAMAGED
BY FL A NJ ES
FROM GASOLINE

The automobile belonging to Law
renee Mahoney was damaged by fire
last evening. The gasoline tank was
being filled when the fuel burst into
flames. The fire department was
called and the flames were confined
to the upholstering.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1925-07-11
GYPSIES COME
TO BISMARCK
in BIG.AUTOS

Several carloads Of gypsies at
tracted q great deal Of attention on
They were dressed in gay native cos
tunes, but in place Of the old covered
wagon of gypsy lore, the transients
were driving expensive automobiles.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1925-07-11
Weather Report

Temperature at a. m. ......... 81
Highest yesterday ................95 .95
Lowest last night ..............6 go
Precipitation to 7 a. m. ....,,.. 0
Highest wind velocity ...........,1 10
Weather Forecasts
For Bismarck and vicinity: Gen.
orally fair tonight and Sunday, warm
er tonight.
For North Dakota: Generally fair
tonight and Sunday. Warmer tonight
in west portion.
General Weather Conditions
A low pressure area is centered
over the northern Rocky Mountain
region and temperatures are high in
all sections except west Of the Rock
les were cooler weather prev alls. A
few widely scattered showers occur
red but the weather is generally fair
in all sections. Low pressure over
the North and higher pressure ever
the South is causing southcrly winds
in practically all sections.
ORRIS w. ROBERTS,
Official in Charge.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1925-07-11
NINE INDICTED
FOR CRASH OF
BOSTON CLUB

Boston, Mass, July 11.-lR-Nine
secret indictments were returned TO-
day by the grand jury, which since
Monday, has been hearing evidence
relative to the collapse of the Pick
wick Club building with a loss of "A
returned to Judge Lumnus in Suffolk
superior court, it was announced that
the names of the defendants would
be made public Monday.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1925-07-11
COOLIDGE IN
FARLEY WITH
SEC. KELLOGG

Swampscott. July ll.-R--Foreign
affairs. particularly the Chinese and
Jap situation. held the attention of
President Coolidge today with con-
ference arranged between him and Sec
retary Kellogg and Undersecretary
Drew. 1t was made plain no specific
crisis made the conference necessary.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1925-07-11
OF PROMINENT FAMILY

Mineola, N. Y, July 1l.-R-A
warrant charging Phillip Knapp. 27.
member of a prominent New York
family. with the murder of Louis
PAMELA. Hamste taxi driver, was
issued today ut Hamstead.
Knapp is believed to be in hiding
in the Glen Falls section, police said
today.
Selection Of the foot hills of north
ern New York as hiding place,
would be consistent with the theory
the police have worked out in connec-
tion with the crime. 1t is locale of
Cooper's famous novel. "The Last of
the Mochicans." which the former
Cornell student was known to have
admired inordinately.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1925-07-11
POLICE SEEK
COLLEGE MAN
FOR SLAYING
Accused of Killing Taxicab
Driver and Father of
Two Children
DESERTER FROM ARMY
Young Murderer's Careless
ness Starts Hunt for
Him by Officers

Minneola, N. Y. July IL
(By A. P.)-Having commit
ted murder to get the super.
thrill of his hectic career, in
the opinion of authorities.
Phillip X. Knapp, q year old
ex-college Beau Brummel, de-
serter from the army aviation
corps and wrecker of women's
hearts, is being sought by po-
lice. Like the murder of
Bobby Franks in which the
finding of a pair of spectacles
led to the discovery of the in
tellectual slayers, Knapp's
carelessness started the hunt
for him. He is accused of
picking for his victim a mod
est, trusting man, Louis Pa
nella, a taxicab driver, father
of two children.
Searchers stumbled over foot
protruding from the ruins of old
Camp Mills base hospital near here
July 4. PAMELA disappeared the pre-
vious night. That same day Knapp
had obtained three days leave. The
body might not have been found for
weeks if at all. had Knapp heaped
over it little more of the wreckage.
Knapp, in a note said he had made
up his mind to kill because he had
exhausted every other means to get IA
"kick" out Of life. The note was
found in his locker. 1t was addressed
to his father, William W. Knapp, Syr-
acuse, N. Y. engineer, and to the
commander Of his squadron.
Knapp battled natives in the South
American wilds. His skull was
crushed so badly that steel plate
was inserted. He said he tried every
thing in the automobile work, and
racing, accidents, airplanes and
crashes.
"Bootlegging proved too tame," he
wrote, anything was welcome that
endangered life"
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1925-07-11
ADM1RALs NOT sEAMEN

Tokyo.-Three Japanese admlraIs
couldn't swim like common seamen
and they almost lost their lives when
q launch was overturned about q
quarter of mile from the shore.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1925-07-11
MN BLUsH NOW

London.-"It is easier now to make
. young man blush than young
womal," says Princess Bibesce.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1925-07-11

The first steamship to cross The
Pacific sailed from San Francisco in
1867.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1925-07-11
WEATHER FORECAST

For Bismarck and vicinity: Cen
orally fair tonight and Sunday.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-02-02
No tiene en- ningiln mOmentO....

guir este case del de Mall6n VS.. vi
dal, IS D. P. R. $50.
I'm estudio de la transcription re-
vela que los hechos han sido debida-
mente expuestos por el juez senten-
Grader. Su criterio acerca de que aun
que no Sc disponga expresamente
por ia sentencia, la custodia de los
hijos corresponds al conyuge ino-
ce:lte, tiene nuestra aprobacion, pc
70 no nos e5 possible sostener con ei
la muerte del conyuge inocente,
ell culpable recobra ell ejercicio dc
la patria potestad, atendido el esta-
do actual de la ley y la jurispruden-
cia ell Puerto Rico.
Quizas Sc trata en- verdad de un
CAsuS OMIsSUS, va que toda con-
sideracion logica militia en- favor
de que ell conyuge CULPABLE ell
ell divorcio vuelva a hacerse cargo
de la custodia de los hijos la muer.
te dei INOCENTE en- casos apropie
dos. Entire las causas que reconoca
Ia ley como base para Ell divorci1
eXisten algunas que seria impossible
pensar que ell legislator considerara
como suficientes para la perdida alb
soluta de la patria potestad.
Pero 10 cierto es que la ley vigen-
te en- Puerto Rico esta comprendida
EN- ell articulo 234 del C6digo Civil
hevisado, que dice:
"Articulo 234.-El padre la ma
dre perderan la patria potestad So
bre sus hijos, cuando por sentencia
firme en- pleito de divorcio sc con-
cediese la custodia firme en- plei*o
cudiese la custodia de los hijos a
uno de los dos conyuges
Y que ese articulo con los otros
en ell case de Mallen, supra, asi:
'Roto y disuelto ell matrimonio
por virtud de sentencia de divorcio
y concedida al conyuge inocente la
custooia y patria potestad de los hi
jos memories conforlne ell articulo 23l
del C6digo Civil, ay fallecimiento de
el el culpable no Ia recupera, pues
la naturaleza de la custodia que So
concede a la parte inocente es la de
destruir la relacion legal existentc
entire Ell conyuge culpable y los hi
JOS aunque seg1n ell articulo 175 del
mismo codigo, las relaciones de ia
nilia, consideradas aparte de la pa
tria POI estad, pueden continuance.
25 D. P. R. 669.
La jurisprudencia ha sido publ
cada debidamente y es de presumirsa
que ia Legislature la conoce, pero
81 per alguna circunstancia hubiere
pasado desapercibida, este case que
ahora resolvemos servira para poner
otla vez de relieve la question. to-
C3ndo la Legislature actuar bien
sigiuendo la. pauta establecida en- eli
C6digO Civil antique, bien otorgando
(COntinda on la pag. 81
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-02-02

que dio origen al divorcio hubiese
sido: ''la viClencia ejercida por el
niaridO sobre la mujer para obigar.
la acambiar de religion; Ia propues
ia del marido para prostituir a su
mujer, ell conato del marido de IA
mujer para corromper a sus hijos
10 prostituir a sus hijos; y la conni-
vencia en- su corruption prostitu-
ciou, la condena del conyuge d
cadena reclusion perpetua'. FL
abandono no es causa de divorcio ell
ell derecho espanol. (Articulo 105
del Codigo Civil EspaIioD, pero 81
10 fuere ell conyuge culpable reco-
braria. quizas Ia patria potestad a
Ia muerte del c0nyuge inocente. Sin
duda que el legislator espafiol tuvo
ell cuenta los motivos de la ruptura
de vida comln al determinar los ca
sos en- que ell conyuge culpable reco-
Eraria la patria potestad, negando-
sela en- aquellos en- que la separation
proc"da de actos perversos y de ma
las intenciones para con sus hijos.
V3ase l Manresa, 1854.
lei iinico case en- que, conforme
al artlculo 164 de nuestro Codigo
Civil, puede decirse que Sc decreta
el divorcio por una ofensa los hi
jos es ell del inciso 7; "el conato del
marido de la mujer para corromper
a sus hijos prostituir a sus hi
jas. y la connivencia en- su corrup-
Cion prostitution. En- ninguna
otra de las causas del divorcio que
establece la ley, puede decirse que
Sc concede por una ofensa la pro-
ie. Puede Ell padre cometer adulterio,
o ser condenado por delito grave que
aporeje la perdida de los derechos
civiles. ser un ebrio consuetudina :
rio. afecto al uso excessive del oplo
o de cualquier otro narcotico, tratar
cruclmente a su esposa injuriarIa
gravemente, abandonarla por mas
de un afio, sobrevenirle impotencia
lncurable despues del matrimonio v,
sin embargo, pesar de todas estas
.carsaS de dIvorcio que reconoce nues
tro Codigo Civil, ser I'm buen padre,
carin0so y amante con sus hijos. Y
no seria en- extreme cruel inhuma-
no que un padre, por sobrevenirle
Ia impotencia absolute, perpetua g
incurable despues del matrimonio,
y coHcedido ell divorcio a la mujer
por csta causa, Sc lie priva para
siempre del derecho a la patria po-
testad sobre un hijo procreado antes
de sobrevenir tai estado?
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-02-02
Ell TRUST DE CHAUFFEURS
EN- PTO. RICO
Por ell DIR. EscaIera Sanchez

Director de las Escuelas de Auto
movies por Correspondence.
Deseo yer en- mis- OFICINAS DE
LAS ESCUELAS DE AUTOMOVI-
LES a todos los CHAUFFEURS y
CONDUCTORES DE LA ISLA.
Lea nuestro Reglamento; proteja
suS intereSes. LIE socorreremos en-
case de enfermedad muerte. Nues-
tro AVOCADO esta gratuitamente
a sus ordenes. Muy pronto nuestros
TALLERES estaran listos para el
publico. Una vez que nuestras
alumnas aprueben el examen de re-
valida seran CHAUFFEURS II
TULADAS y I'd. podra utillzar sus
servicios para pasear las familias.
ESCUELA DE AUTOMOVIL
Caguas y Mayaguez. Ofcina prin-
cipal, Santurce, P. r.
Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-02-02
Las EscueIas InternaCiOnales

Madrid, - Habana - Buenos
Aires, - Londres - New York,
Scranton, Pa.
Allen So (Altos) Box 81,
San Juan, p. r.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-02-02
4 WIS D
A Quienes interese:

Por ell presente Sc les notifica que
en- los dias 2, 3, y de febrero, 1929
las guqguas, Moya No. l, Crema Ha-
bancra. Recreo, Perget Me Not, Else
man. Palma No. 2, Palma No. 4, Pal
ma No. l, Sueldalo y Veedol, que
dan suspendidas del servicio; y,
Europa, Mia Mundo Elegante, SUI
rrAma Super Six, seiberling Cord
S22P, Altagracia, In God We Trust,
Carolina Royal, Ceregumil, en- los
diao 5, 6. y 7 de febrero, 1925.
Ii Policia Insular Y los inspecto-
res ae la Comision de Servicio PIT
bhco seran los encargados de velar
por 81 cumpljmiento de esta orden.
Francisco del VALE, Jr.,
Secretario,
Comision de servicio Publico.
Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-02-02

jos crando por sentencia firme en-
pleito de divorcio Sc concediese Ia
custodia de los mismos uno de los
c6nyuges ell proposito del legislator
no fu& ell de privarlos para siempre
de ese derecho, pues de acuerdo con
los preceptos que rigen la institu'
ci6n de tutelas. que determinan el
que casos procede ell nombramiento
de tutor. no Sc especifica en- ningu-
no dc ellos que proceda tai designa-
cion en- ell supuesto case de que,
muerto ell conyuge inocente y sobre-
viyienAo Ell conyuge culpable, deba
decretarse ell nombramiento de un
tutor. Y debe tenerse en- cuenta pa
ra orientarse en- esta question tras-
ceudental. ell articulo 236 que deter
nina ell tlnico case en- que, habiendo
padres, puede nombrarse un tutor,
sea, cuando trataren sus hiJos
con dureza excesiva, o 81 les dieren
6rdenes. consoles ejemplos corrup-
torres, y cuyo cstatuto lie es apll-
cable la maxima EXPRESSION UN
IUS EST EXCLUSSIO ALTERIUs.
veaSe Rojas VS.. Colon, 27 D. P. R.,
S82; lie Hardy VS.. Acosta, 18 D. P.
R., ass; Cuevas VS.. Cartagena, 21
d. P. r. 224: ARIZONA VS.. Torres, d.
p. d. 452. FL articulo 234 debe in
terpretarse como una restriction ac-
cidental de las relaciones legales en-
tire padre hijo, pero nunca en- ell
sentido de destruir por complete los
lazos creados por la naturaleza, por-
que 81 ell padre sigue teniendo obli-
gaciones para con su hijo, esas obH-
gacioRes nacen de un vinculo que
subsiste y 81 Sc rompiera EN- absolute
haSta ell extreme de destruir los de-
rechoS del padre, logico seria con-
cluir tambien que habian termina-
do sus obligaciones. Y ell divorcio
no priva en- ningin case los hijos
de ninguno de los derechos venta-
jas q1e por la ley estan sefialados c
quo les correspondent por razon del
nlatrilnonio. Articulo 176 del Coligo
Civil
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-02-02

'El articiilc 73 del Codigo Civil
Espafol, que comprende en- parte 4
los articulos 173, 174 Y siguientes
del nuestro, dispone que "a la muer
te del c6nyuge inocente volvera el
culpable a recobrar la patria potes-
tad y sus derechos, 81 la causa que
di6 origen al divorcio hubiese sido
el adulterio, los malos tratamiento5
de obra c injurias graves, 81 fue
distinta Sc nombrara tutor los hi
jos. Es decir, que Ell ell derecho
esraiiol. Ell conyuge culpable reco-
bra la patria potestad sobre sus hi
jos memories la muerte del conyuge
inoccnte, excepto crando la causa
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-02-02

Sc refiere luego ell juez sentencia-
dor la jurisprudence de California
que establece que a la muerte del
Conyuge quien Sc entregara la GUS
todia del hijo menor, pasa dicha cusr
todia al otro conyuge, y trata, por
tltimo. sin conseguirlo, de distin-
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-02-02
UNA CARTA INTERESANTE

Santurce P. r.
Escuelas Internacienales Juan, P. r.
Muy senores moe:
NE es honroso remitir Uds Ia presente, Ia cua
gratud mas sincera hacia este centre de
praccameute a las necesdades de tods
nersona deseosa de estuday que tuviera Ia
buena ngresar Unversdad adquirir
profession.
do de ser un simple obras de mi deseo
estudiar.
crfico dc nuchas lsrgas hbros
probema que poda resolver sin la preparation
tecnica admrabes correspondent
cia.
suyo agradecido anmno,
Fir;uadOl BERNARDO DIAz
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-02-02
Los ResuItGdOs SON PrdcticOs
y SegurOS.

Hace pocos amos ell sehor Bernardo Diaz de San
turce, p R., simple carpintero. No estando
conforme quedar en- esta condci6n, busc6 el me-
do de hacerse perito constructor medic que ha
10 en- el curse de Ingenero Civil de las Escuelas
Internacionalcs, como resultado del estudio del
n.ismo, mace va tempo que el senor Diaz trabaJa
por su ganando para 81 sitio de prestigo
entire los constructors de In isla
Ejemplos come e del Sr Bernardo Daz y otros
j6venes dc integencia fuerza de voluntad Sc pue-
den citar SIN n1mero en- Puerto Rico.
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continuation de la pag. -
New Britain herald., 1925-10-09
6 s5]]ES4NQ..3fHI|I BE

not think Jack heard her. He was busy explaining and making his peace with me.
 T thought the girl would go," Jack continued. when l gave her my assurance that she would hold her job, but she continued to weep. Finally l thought that a ride might quiet her and l asked her if she had had her dinner"
 "'No. I have eaten nothing since breakfast she told me. I have been so nervous knowing Mrs. Atherton was to come back
 Why should Mrs. Atherton make you nervous, child?" I questioned. "She Is one of the incest women l know"
 Again I heard Sally's soft voice. Thank you, that tribute is some- thing do not deserve"
 "'Go and wash the tears out of your eyes, little one,' I told her." continued Jack and we will take spin.
 "I didn't have q moment to think or I should probably have gotten out of the engagement before the girl was back and we were driving along in my roadster. l had ex- changed the town car for it about an hour before. for I had suddenly remembered that I had promised the town car to Mother.
 Arriving at Draco's I was inex- rressibIy bored by Miss Simpson. who Immediately forgot all her trou- bles and chattered and prinked, and finally asked me If could possibly keep from dancing when I heard that heavenly jazz"
 Copyright, 1925. NEA Service, Incl
 TOMOREOW-Tictter from Leslie Prescott to the Little Marquisc, care of the Secret Drawcr-Continued.
New Britain herald., 1925-10-09
M9ForQot
 By RUBY M AIRES ~ sss Sssz. s,,zs.

behind the yellow lampight, fear in her eyes
 She had not drawn the blinds in the schoolroom. Ii was not quite dark outside and she had left one of the windows open to let in the cool night air.
 The consciousness came 10 her suddenly that someone was out there in the garden, watching her, that she was not alone.
 Panic seized her--supposlng it were sefton. She started 10 her fed and went over to the window.
 She flung it back to its farthost extent and leaned out into the sleep ing garden.
 "Who is it? Who Is thero?" she asked urgently.
 And the answer came back in Peter Lyster's voice.
 "It is I, Nan-Peter-let me come Tn
 For some moments she could not find voice with which to answer him, the blood was hammering in her temples; a throbbing pulse seemed to be choking her.
 Peter came closer to the window: she could hear his quick breathing, and suddenly hes put up his hand
New Britain herald., 1925-10-09
BEGIN HERE TO-DAY

Peter Lyster has lost his memory from shell shock in France. Upon returning to London he fails to rec ognizo
 Nan Marraby, the girl to whom he became engaged before he went away. Nan, broken-hearted. returns to her homt to care for her three Imotherless stepbrothers. She has seen Peter often since he came to stay with
 John Arnott at the home of Ar nott's widowed sister, near the Mar raby estate, but Peter has failed to show any signs of recognition. Driy- en to desperation by Peters appar. ent indifference and her fathers fi- nancial difficulties. Nan agrees to marry
 Harley Sefton, money-lender, who has told her that Peter is also in his debt, Through chance Peter learns the true state of affairs and con- spires with
 Joan Endicott, who Is visiting Nan, 10 find out why she is marrying Scf- ton. One of the boys is carrying a note from Joan to Peter. when he is intercepted by Sefton. He shows his dislike of the boy by starting to shake him and discovers the note.
 Nan rushes to the boys aid and gives battle to the bully. Peter has also heard the cries and joins the group. Sefton's tongue brings q thrashing at the hands of Peter. who after he has finished turns on his heel and walks away. Nan and the boy return to the house. where Joan wants to know what has hap pened.
 NOW GO ON WITH THE STORY
 Nan answered mechanically:
 "Mr. Sefton tried to thrash Claudie and l hit him."
 She laughed mirthlessly, then added, with sudden passion: T wish I had killed him. I should like to have killed him."
 And MT. Lyster came," Claudio piped in, land he fought him, and. oh--it was lovely!" he added with enthusiasm.
 Joan looked at Nan guiltily. She was longing to know what had be- come of her note, but she was afraid to ask
 Nan went on into the house, and Joan grabbed Claudio.
 My note-did he have 1t? The note I gave you"
 She was in despair when she heard that Sefton had got 1t.
 She rushed after Nan into the house.
 T wish you would tell me what it's all about" she said urgently. T can't make head or tail of it all. Why did MT. Sefton hit Claudio? l thought you were engaged to him.
 50 I was. must have been mad. I never want to see him again."
 "And-and-Pete Lyster?" Joan asked hesitatingly.
 Nan did not answer
 That night, when the boys were safely 10 bed, and Joan was in her own room writing her daily letter to the adored Tim, Nan sat down and looked the future squarely in the face.
 "Play-actor. The man who forgot conveniently forgot!" What a bit- ter sheer there had been in the words.
 "Supposing 1t were true!"
 She sat there with her elbows on the table, staring into the darkness
New Britain herald., 1925-10-09

Breakfast-Grapes. cereal, thin oruam. French toast, syrup, milk coffee.
 I.mcheon-Con a Ia Creole, crisp broiled bacon, lettuce sandwiches, peach tapioca pudding, milk, tea.
 Dinner -- Smothered chicken, mashed potat oes, tomato and cheese ball salad, graham bread, pear and cream. sponge cake, vanilla ice cream sponge cake. milk, coffee.
 When you serve the second spread" as the good Dutch house. wife calls anything other than but fer for bread, let fl be of some real value 10 your menu. In this menu the conserve is the only fruit served and makes up for the lick of the second vegetable.
 Corn Ia Creole
 Six ears of corn. small onion, sweet green peppers. tomatoes, ? tablespoons butter, salt and pepper, triangles of toast.
 Score corn through the center Of each row Of kernels. Cut of tops and scrape out milk and heart. Peel and mince onion, Scald pep pers and rub of thin coating. Re move seeds and white pith and EiHAe flesh. seaid tomatoes and