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"a Rotterdam, via New Orleans
con $3.50 toneladas de fosfa-
to; commercial Marine, anne
ricano, para Filadelfia, con
carga general y ell noruego
Nordvangen para folnte a
Patrie, Qua alupe, con carga-
mento de MADEIRA.
Para la fecha de agosto %
tiene anunciado su arribo ell
vapor aleman Amassia que
procedente de Cuba viene a
cargar foSfato.
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HORARIO DE CONSULTAS
DE LA SOCIEDAD
"EL BlEN PUBLlCO"
EN- YBOR:

DIR. N. A. PORTOCARRERO
Martes, Jueves y Sabado de 6 a 8 P. M.
DIR. A. A. GONZALEZ
Luales, Microbes y Viernes de Z q 8 p. M.
Martes y Jueves Ge l a 2 P. M.
DR.. A. BUSTILLO
tunes. Microbes y Viernes de 1 a 2 F. M.
Martes, Jueves y Sabado de z 8 8 P. M.
DR.. B. M. TlSON
Lunes, Microbes y VierRes de 7 a s P. M,
Martes y Jueves de 2 a 8 P. M.
DIR. JULIO j. GUERRA
MarteS y Jueves de $50 6 1880 P. M.
Sabado de ! a 2 p. nj.
Or. Z. PORRO; M6dico Inferno
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LA LA BARBA-MAS
TRIO

FideI La Barba, aspirante q
la faja de champion feather
weight y Earl Mastro, tambien
contendiente por ell mismo IT,
tulo, Sc encontraran ell jueves
en- una pelea a diez rounds en- el
stadium de Chicago.
Estos boxeadores Sc derrota-
ron mutuamente primero con ell
peso bantam, t~riunfando La
Barba y despues con ell peso
pluma resultando victorioso
Mastro.
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DAMON RUNYON GIRL r
QUE CHOCOLATE DEBE
n Ell JUEVES

NADIA tiene que perder Kid
Chocolate en- su pelea del jue-
YES proximo en- ell Polo Ground
con Jack Kid Berg-dice Run
yon en- su cr6nica de hoy 81
mucho que ganar va que su con
trario, debido a que lie lleva 10
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SCOZZA DERROTO A LONG

Lou Scozza, light-heavy de
Buffalo, gan6 anoche la deci-
sion a Charlie Long, de Oak
land, en- un encuentre a diez
rounds.
FL encuentro Sc efectu6 en-
Flint, Michigan.
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l &c l. r E O
REDUCE La WILMINGTON
DESTRUYE IA INFECTION
: MITEGA E. DOLOE
Jose Coto.

LICARBC es Ell resultado de investigaciones y estudios muy
extensos. Ell valor de esa medicinal sc ha probable en- la p~ractica
diaria Nenos del uno por cento de los casos ha deado de sair
benef =, con LICARBO
s, perioyidad es evidente. No descolora la pel. Tiene un
dior atico suave. No es causIco. Por conslguiente empieza
a &C, " en- seguida sin irritar o destruir Ell tejido cellular.
EVi ia fecciones en- las heIdas recentes. Destruye la infec-
c6n 81 exise. Quita d dolor cast acknowledgements. Las
poma das los ~ungdentos tienden a esparcr "a infection en- las
rafces del pelo en- la parte afectada. LICARBO eNita este.
Ataca destruye y cicatriza todas iaJ infecciohes externas de 10
pel IN cualquier parte del cueTpo desde la cabeza hasta las puntas
de los pies. No pasa un dIa sin Jue sea necesario usar LlCARBO.
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EN- WEST TAMPA:

DR.. A. A.
Lunes y Microbes de 1 2 P. M.
Martes, Jueves y Sabado de z q 8 p. n,
DR.. A. BUSTILLO
tunes, Microbes y Viernes de z q 8 P. II.
Martes y Jueves del a 2 P. NJ.
DR.. B. Nj. TYSON
LGnes y Microbes de IL q IL A. III.
Viernes y Sabado de 1 a 2 P. III.
#. JULIO J. GUERRA
Lunes, Microbes y Viernes de $50 q $3.50 p. M.
SERV +, DE AMBULANCIA: TelSfono Y Ills
Telefonos ~ ia visitas por ell dia: Ybor City, Y 1853.
West I hpa II 3846. Para llamadas por la nOche.
10 mismo er Ybor que en- West Tampa, Y 1410.
AVISOS EN- YBOR CITY
DR.. Portocarrero, DR.. A.. A. Gonzalez, Or. A. Bus
tillo, DR.. Is. M. Tison, DR.. Julio J. Guerra. en- la Boti-
ca del Circulo Cubano Tel6fOno No. Y 1458.
AVISOS IN WEST
DR.. A. Gonzalez, DIR. A. Bustillo, DR.. B. M. Tison.
DR.. julio J. Guerra, en- la Botica 81 Bien Pdblico, TsS-
fono No. Fl $3.50. IS
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A Y VELASCO EMPA.
r

Ell boxeador David Velasco,
titulado champion welter-
weight de MEXICO, sostuvo un
encuentro anoche en- Little
Rock, Arkansas, con Meyer
Grace, de Filadelfia, declaran-
dose un draw" por los jueces.
La pelea Sc do bajo los aus
picios de la Legion Americana.
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SID TERRIS VICTORIOSD

Hickory, N. c., Agosto 4
Sid ferris ell gigantic de Carroll
ma del Norte, derrot6 anoche en-
ell ring de esta ciudad, por K. 0.
tecnico, al heavy weight Billy
Dugan, de Adairsville, Ga, en-
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INFORMATION
DEL PUERTO

Vapores llegados:
Ell Comal, americana, de N.
Orleans con carga Y pasaje-
ros y la harea Pure Labelle, a.
mericana, de Houston, con car
gamento de petr6leo.
Salieron:
Ell Aquarius, americana, pa
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ROYAL KNIGHTS OF NH
RIGA

De orden del Presidente eli
to a los directories para la Jun
ia que Sc celebrara hoy Martes
5, a las 8 p. NJ, en- ell lugar de
costumbre.
Ell Secretario,
Jose Coto.
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Sc Postpone Ell ENCUEN.
TRIO

La pelea que estaba acordada
para 2noche en- los terrenos de
pelota del Boston, entire Dave
Shade y Bill Anderson, Sc pos
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pore para ell dia de hoy a conse-
cuencja de 10 amenazador del
t anro.
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spanish pepper to give zest to your
dishes.
The flavor of the pimiento is not its
only attraction; The color adds bril-
lance to an otherwise duh dish. The
little pepper comes packed in several
sizes so that if one serves two, a small
bottle is provided, and when it is to
be the chief ingredient there is the
seven-ounce can. For stuffing, one
may use any desired mixture. The
peppers should be drained, placed in
muffin pans, and they are ready to
be filed
Pimentoes Stuffed, With Mushroom
Sauce. - Cook one small onion
(clOpped), one stalk of celery also
chopped in two tablespoonful of fat
until tender. Add one-half pound of
round steak (ground), salt, pepper.
and a dash of cayenne TO season, and
cook five minutes; remove from the
heat, add three-fourths of cupful of
cooked rice, one slightly beaten egg !;
mix well and fill the peppers. Bake
until brown.
Pimiento Canapes.-Split the six
pimientOes after draining, using a sew
en-ounce can. Sprinkle the inner
surface with salt and cayenne. Place
rectangular slice of cheese length
wise of the pepper and roll up. Skew
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Evening Story for the Children

up at her fine Nebula-the Great
Andromeda Nebula it is called.
''Bui I've got away from my sub
ject ! was going to tell you about
Algol."
"Yes, with all his queer names"
"AIgOl. and some other little stars
nearby, make up The Medusa's head
which carried in my hand when
rescued the fair Andromeda But Algol
improved after he got up in the sky
''IIave you time TO hear another
little story about me?"
I'm sure have" COsno was
asleep and Harry was anxious to hear
all he could from this interesting
Perseus.
"'rhey said that made the Milky
Way when stirred up so much star
dust in the heavens in my hurry In
perform the deeds | had set out II
do"
THE brave deeds. you mea3."
Perseus smiled I'D rather the
praise come from some one else and
not from me. OF course the story that
made the Milky Way is nothing
more than fanciful story. but il is a
pleasing one for me TO tell
Il don't want you to think I'm con,
ceitsd So I'll talk some more about
AIEcl | don't want you TO have q
bail idea of him. Nor do | want you
to feel sorry for him. He has a com
pantCI and they have an excellent
tine travelling around Sometimes he
Is t1.,Shter than his companion and
somalimes his companion is brighter
than he Is"
That's the way II is with humans
too" Harry told Perseus.
"Wtll, one of the reasons Algol
was given such bad reputation was
because he Is winking star. and the
Arabians thought winking was very
very, very shocking.
"Oh, COsmo is awake now!"
&C. 1880. Western Newspaper Union.l
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Sailor Hat IN Fashion Picture

are among the proudesi displays In
the very most vOgush shops Women
arriving from abroad are wearing
them. too. Now that the sailor hat is
the next play in the game Of fashion
IL fehOoves every woman who would
lead in styles that are swankieSt. 70
lose no time in choosing (f0r the
types are many the sailor which be
comes her best.
Two If the newest sailors are shown
in the picture. The model al the top
to the right is in the very smart tight
weight rough straw. which though ar
irving late in the season is proving q
keen competitor to the smooth linen.
like exotic strlwS. The sailor below
in the Illustration features mush
room watch mushroom brims
they are coming 'in." according to
latest Paris reports.
Not that the revival of the sailor
is in any way retarding the popularity
of the little beret. On the contrary.
beretS of every description are flour
ishing TO the extent that there is no
limit to the number finding way into
milady's wardrobe-a beret to match
each costume.
OF course every collection includes
crochet angora beret or two, as pic
tured most likely in white, for white
accessories are "the thing" although
the pastel angOras also are chic with
summer sports outfits. Berets GRO
cheted of chenille are very good style.
Others of linen thread. being washable,
have captured the fancy of the prac-
Teal summer girl
Wearing black velvet berets. tool
They are ever so jaunty and Worn
with sheer cOlorful chiffons and the
smart pastel silks, they are as efrec-
tive as can be. ~ discussing berets.
it will never do TO emit the handsome
wearable types of fine milan straw.
These are certainly good iCoking worn
with the tailored silk suit.
Still there are more TO follow. The
gardenia beret, for instance. with two
snowy gardenias posed perkily at the
topmost point of its peaked crown.
t6 1880. Western Newspaper Unionl
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NEAT MUST Be COOKED
ACCORDING TO CUT

(Prepared by the United States Department
of Agricultural
In preparing several popular leaflets
on meat cookery the food specialists
in the bureau of home economics of
the United States department of Ag-
riculture have emphasized three def.
Unite aims = These aims have grown
out of long experience in cooking
meats in the laboratory in connection
with nationwide study of the fac
tors that influence paIatability.
The first point developed is that
meat must be cooked according to the
cut. AZ is well known that the cuts
of meat from different parts of
carcass vary somewhat in tenderness
Tender cuts can be cooked quickly un-
less they are large roasts, and are best
without water. Less tender cuts
Should be cooked slowly with a judi
cious amount of water to soften the
connective tissue.
How TO cook meat to bring out the
maximum of flavor is the next point
specialists advocate browning meat on
the outside TO develop rich flavor
After that is done. cooking is con,
tinued in the appropriate way for the
probable tenderness of the cut. The
flavor of the meat may also be en-.
HANGED by savory stuffings and we'll
favored gravies.
The third point emphasized in Civ
ing directions for cooking meat in the
household is to eliminate guesswork
as 70 when the meat is done. The
oven thermometer and the roast meat
thermometer are recommended as a
means to this end. $50 manv minutes
TO the pound" is not sure guide. The
roast meat thermometer. put directly
into the meat before the cooking Is be-
gun. shows when the desired stage has
been reached.
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German Oculist Favors
Lenses Inside Eyelids

Comfort and better eyesight are
claimed by the inventor for those who
wear lenses inside the eyelids instead
of in the usual outside" spectacleS.
says Popular Science Monthly.
The new glasses, devised by a Ger
man Oculist. are an adaptation Of
the thin glass shells sometimes used
to protect the cornea in cases of in.
fammatiOn. The new lenses are said
to be more effective than ordinary
spectacles. because they turn from
side to side with the eyeballs.
No irritation, it is claimed. of the
eye or eyelid, and no interference with
the flow of tears Will result if the
internal lenses are properly shaped
and ground. The inventor says that
there is no great danger of injury to
the eye in case of breakage. but sther
ocuIists are inclined to doubt this
statement.
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sponge cake is another.
Angel Food.-Sift one cup of pastry
flour three times with one eighth of
a teaspoOnfu of cream of tartar.
Measure one cupful of egg whites and
one cupfuI of sugar. Add pinch OF
salt to the egg white and one-eighth
of teaspoonful of cream of tartar,
beat them until stiff but not dry, add
the sugar, very little at time. fla
vor with teaspoonful of vanilla and
fold in the sifted flour and cream of
tartar in the same way. Pour into an
INCREASED tube pan, place in slow
oven and bake at least an hour and
a half. The secret of the texture and
tenderness of the cake is in the bak-
ing. When baked it should be light
and almost like an Omelet in ten
derness.
MeIba Pastry.-Take one cupful of
oven-dried crumbs, when a golden
brown put through food chopper.
Mix well with one third of cupful
of sugar, one teaspOonful of cinnamon
and four tablespoonfuls of butter.
Line a large pie plate with the mix,
ture and bake in a slow oven for ~
minutes. Allow the crust TO cool,
then pour in the cooled filling.
Banana Custard.-Slice three ripe
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HINTS FOR HOUSEWIVES

Lack of appetite In a child is an in
dication of something wrong. He may
be i'll, tired, or upset.
Screens at kitchen windows should
cover the entire window and permit
opening at top and bottom for
ventilation.
Since mldew stains are much more
frequent in warm weather, the wise
housewife does not leave clothes for
any length of time sprinkled and
rolled for ironing, or stored in any
damp dark place.
CentraliZe the sewing equipment and
save time in making the cIidren's
summer clothes. If the sewing basket
and machine. ironing board, iron, cut
ting table, and other supplies are in
one room, great deal of effort is
saved.
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81 hope you know" said the Con.
stellation Perseus, THAT my star Al
COL is the most noted of variable
stars"
Harry was glad Persues did not wait
for an answer for up to this moment,
if rhe truth were known. he was not
sure that he had even so much as
heard OF Al2Ol.
Evidently Perseus thought he knew
for he went right on with his talking
''In the old days they thought Algol
was rather unIucky in spite of his
brightness. Alpha, to be sure. is my
brightest star, and Alpha lives in a
regular starry meadow"
"Why did they think Algol an un-
lucky starr" Harry asked.
You see Algol's name means De-
mon, and his light varies which is the
reason he is called variable star.
Algol has also been called the Double
Eye"
"What queer Names"
"They are a bit queer" Perseus adj
mitted. by the way, you know about
Medusa. don't you?"
"Yes-but I'd just as soon hear it
again." Harry was thinking how
many myths he remembered lust as
soon as they were told to him again.
"Medusa," commenced Perseus
proudly, twas one of three Gorgon
sisters. If you looked at one of them
you were turned to stone. That was
the old tale. They had snakes for
hair"
81 remember. always thought
they were horrible"
"Andromeda was the daughter OF
Cassiopeia-you'Il notice I'm not far
from Andromeda and she Is just be-
low Cassiopeia whom you've met
want you TO keep your directions
You've heard how vain Cassiopeia
was. Well, her daughter was pun
ished. too, for her mothers vanity
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Vitamin A in Ripe
ManZanillo Olives

Ripe ManZanillO olives may he
served for their food value rather
than as a mere relish, for this variety
has been found TO be rich in vitamin
A. ManZanilO olives, which are OF
medium size, are grown in California
ripened on the tree, treated in the
canning factory to develop flavor, and
sealed and prOcessed in alright con
tainers like other canned foods. The.
contain from IA to 20 per cent of oil
Samples of commercially packed
ripe olives of the ManZanillo variety
were recently tested in series of
feeding experiments by the bureau OF
home economics of the United States
Department of Agriculture. The
growth of the 80 laboratory animals
given these olives as part of their
regular diet indicated that they were
receiving en- abundance of vitamin A.
This is the vitamn essential for
growth and well being at gil ages.
for successful reproduction. and for
resisting bacterial infection.
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food material is lodged in such places
TO invite these unwelcome visitors.
The girl in the illustration is shown
cleaning the corners of cai'inef with
q skewer to remove any cereal. in.
Guiding flour or bread crumbs, lodged
there
The Indian meal moth Is another of
the cereal pests that makes loose
webbing sometimes found In cereal
boxes Cleanliness and heat are the
best methods of Kidding the kitchen
and stOreroOm of meal beetles and
moths. All Infested material should
be burned. All bags and containers 10
which foods are to be stored should
be steriIiZed. Clean all lint and dust
from shelves where the insects might
live. Use plenty of hot water and
soap In cleaning. II you are closing
the house during the warm months,
even for few weeks, IL Is better TO
throw away small amounts of cereal
than to siore II with the likelihood
that il may become infested and give
trouhle all through the pantry or
storage closet.
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Stuffed Cymling is Welcome Dish

prepared bv the United States Department
Of Agricultural
Cymling, eggplant, green peppers,
large spanish onions and cabbage. are
among the vegetables often served
stuffed. Usually the stuffing is made
of other vegetables and some conked
starchy material such as bread
crumbs. rice, or spaghetti, to give
body. Two or three flavors thar
blend well together are generally chos
en- from among such vegetables as TO
mato, corn, celery. cabbage. spinach
string beans and carrots. Onion fla
vor is desirable in almost every com
binatiOn. Small amounts of two or
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to break the outer skin. Cook the
cymling shell until tender I'm boiling
sailed water. Rem-ve and drain.
While the shell is still warm, rub the
inside with butter so the flavor will
go through the vegetable. In the
meantime. brown the onion and green
pepper in the fat, add the bread
crumbs, and stir until we'll mixed
Also cook the inside of the cymling
until tender and dry. add to IL the
seasonings and the bread crumbs. If
any of the vegetables mentioned are
used, or the crisped bacon or salt pork.
mix with the other ingredients. Place
the mixture in the shell and cover the
top with buttered crumbs. Bake in
the oven until hot through and golden
brown on top. Cut in slices and
serve at once.
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(PrcpaFed bv the United states Department
OF Agricultural
There are more than forty different
beetles and moths that infest grains
and other dry stored foods. Many of
them are chiefly troublesome in gran
aries and warehouses and on railroad
cars used for transporting such goods.
Sumo OF them occasionally invade
Kitchens and storeroOms in private
dwellings. Among those most fire.
quently found are the cadelle beetle,
the meal:1orm beetle. the confused
flour beetle, and the saw-toothed
grain bees'e. These beetles feed on
flour. graih products. dried fruits.
seeds. nuts. spices. tobacco and other
starchy and woody materials. Some
prefer one food and some another,
while some are quite general feeders.
The bureau of entomology of the
United States Department of Agricul.
fure explains that these beetles can
live on very small quantities of dry
cereal that they find in cracks. cor
ners. and crevices of -four bins. pan.
tries. and kitchen cabinets. So IL he
hooves the housewife to see that no
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three cooked vegetable leftovers may
well be used in the stutling.
Below is a recipe for stuffed Gym
ling, from the bureau of home econ.
Omics of the United States Depart
ment of Agriculture. Vegetables are
suggested. but not required.
! large tender cymling
] y cups dry bread crumbs
j tbs chopped onion
/ tbs chopped green pepper
tbs. natter
Salt and pepper
n cup vegetable If desired. such as
cooked peas. carrots, beans or celery
Crisped bacon or cubes of salt pork If
desired
Wash the cymling. Scoop out the
pulp with a spoon, being careful not
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bananas. Cook two beaten eggs, one
fourth cupful of cake crumbs and one
cupful of milk two minutes or until
the custard lightly coats the spoon.
Add two teaspOonfuls of lemon rind
and stir in the bananas. Pour into a
creased baking dish. set in a pan of
hot water and bake until the pudding
is set. Cover with a meringue and
brown.
Gooseberry Pie.-COver two cupfuls
of gooseberries with cold water, heat
to the boiling point and drain at once.
Cool, add one cupful of sugar, two ia
blespoOnfuls of flour well blended
with it, pinch of salt. Put into
lined pastry tin, dot with bits of but.
ter, cover with another crust and bake
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By MARY GRAHAM BONNER

She was chained to a rock so sen
monster could come and capture
her."
81 think that was mean to punish
daughter for her mothers vanity"
81 didn't think ii was fair, SO when
| came along with Medusa's head
which had taken without looking
at her face, decided then and there
I'd do something for Andromeda.
IL was going TO help her in the first
place because | felt sorry for her. but
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Food for the Family Table

By JULIA BOTTOMLEY

in a hot oven at first. then reduce the
A very pretty as well as an ap-
petiZing dessert may be prepared by
slicing jelly roll and placing a rose
of whipped cream, sweetened and
favored, piped in the center with a
pastry tube.
The personality in food is supplied
in various ways, first its appearance,
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more often served
For those who en-,
joy a d elica { e
cake, not too sweet,
the angel food is
the most popular.
1t is a cake which
may be given 10
I.II e.nl- u
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Dyeing Rugs

Rugs may be dyed at home with any
of the standard dyes Clean and damp
en- the rug first, then lay it flat over
newspapers to prevent the dye from
staining the floor, and apply the hot
dye with scrub brush. Any color
may be used, depending on the shade
desired, hut the original color must
be considered. For example, a soft
red applied over tan rug may make
rich warm shade of brown. or ap
piled over bright green will give an
attractive gray green.
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n ext its [ S I e,
then, of course, its
food value, which
appeals to the cal.
orie counter. When
food is dull, lack
ing in color. taSti-
ness. is in S ipi d.
look to the little
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er with tOothpicks securely Roll in
flour, cook in a small amount of fat
three minutes or until the cheese
melts and the -four browns Serve on
oval slices of toast well buttered
and hot.
t6l 1880. Western Newspaper Union,
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do you know that fell right in love
with Andromeda when saw her?
flashed the head of Medusa in front of
the sea monster who was just reach
ing for her so that he was turned TO
stone. Then | took Andromeda away
with me. and here we live in the sky.
right near each other and happy"
That's a peach of a story" Harry
said.
"Andromeda deserved all could
DO" Ierseus went on. "SOme time
when you're down on your Earth look
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While fresh eggs are plentiful and
reasonable in price, the angel cake Is
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No one knows of any special priv
ileges he enjoys except al home.