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Evening star., 1943-07-21

Piles and onions. Add remaining in
gradients and cook until the chut-
ney is thick and clear, stirring oc-
casionally. Seal in hot sterilized
jars. This makes five pints.
Recipe for tomato preserves as
requested by Mrs. E. D.:
pounds red or yellow tomatoes
3 cups sugar
l lemon
Use the small yellow plum toma-
toes. Cover with boiling water,
cover closely and let stand min
utes. Drain and peel. taking care
not to break them. Place in layers
with sugar in bowl or enamel ket-
tie and let stand overnight. Then
drain and cook juice to 228 degrees
or until it spins a thread Add
lemon, thinly sliced. and tomatoes.
Cook until clear and thick Seal in
clean, hot Jars. Makes 2 pints.
I'm very happy to be able to
send these recipes in. Hope they
will be of service to many of the
Woman's Page readers.
WINDOW PLANT.
THANKS to Mrs. G. L. G.,
Washington
In answer to B. M. G., Washington.
In regards to a window plant, have
found the African violet to be a
good plant for the north window
have been greatly benefited by
the Clearing House and enjoy it also.
STICKY ENAMEL.
REQUESTED by Mrs. C. o. L..
Greenbelt)
Last summer I painted the inside
Of my dresser and chests of drawers
with a good quality enamel. I had
read a suggestion to do this instead
OF using paper to line the drawers
However. this humid weather makes
things stick to the enamel. I do
not have this trouble in winter.
What can I do to either prevent
the enamel from getting tacky in
this weather or is there some salts
factory method of removing the
enamel?
I will appreciate any suggestions.
(Onr Miss No1DeH says that she
belieDes nothing can be done to
remedy the tacky enamel outside
OF remoDing it completely from
the surface OF the draiDers 1t
has been her experience that
,Dhen such sottenino occurs. no
amount OF additional treatment
Is satisfactory. HO1UeDer, should
some OF our readers haze other
ideas to suggest, ne shall be most
grateful for them-B. c.
OATMEAL COOKIES: JAM.
REQUESTED By Mrs. B. S. L.,
SilDer Spring.)
Do you suppose any of your many
readers have recipe for a good
rolled and cutout cookie containing
oatmeal? I can't seem to find any
in my cook books and my children.
who love to help make cookies. want
to make some like we used to get
at the bakers.
Here is my grandmother's recipe
for yellow tomato jam as requested
by Mrs. E. D. of Arlington:
Cover small yellow tomatoes with
boiling water for a few minutes;
dip in cold water and then slip off
the skins and halve. To each quart
of tomatoes. add two pounds OF
sugar; juice and pulp and prepared
peel of two oranges, one lemon
and one-half teaspoon of ginger.
To prepare orange and lemon peels,
cut the rinds from the fruit and boil
until soft, then cut rinds up very
fine with scissors. Mix together
thoroughly and boil gently for two
Evening star., 1943-07-21

WINDOW PLANT.
(Thdnks to Mrs. G. L. G.,
Washington
In answer to B. M. G., Washington.
in regards to a window plant, have
found the African violet to be a
good plant for the north window
I have been greatly benefited by
the Clearing House and enjoy it also.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-08-03

want TO know who killed Derek
Grady"
81 didn't say anything OF the
kind. I'm simply not concerned
any more" | said tartly. | NOV
ed toward the door. He follow
ed me. His words had riled
me. You might remember, too,
that my granddaughter Is en-
gagged" ] added hastily.
He stared over my head at
the lake.
81 wish | could forget it," he
said.
/ walked fast because | was
furious | had been peeved by
Mattison's penetrating remark
about my not wanting TO know
who killed Derek Grady. And
so I had mentioned Kathy's en-
gagement TO give him something
to worry about. But he might
wonder why she wore no ring.
He might even ask her about it.
Kathy came running out the
study door as | reached the ter
race. She reached out her
hands TO me as she had when
she was a child and needed
help.
Gram. where have you
been?' A question she was TO
ask me later in far more tragic
moment, Margarets having
mysteries. Its-terrible."
Mysteries aren't a pretty sight
even when neurotic woman
has them, but seeing Margaret.
who had been one Of the staid
and firm bulwarks OF our lives,
go TO pieces was as devastating
as being caught in an earth
quake
| sent Kathy TO phone for a
doctor and hurried into the
bathroom to wet some towels in
cold water | laid them on Mar
garets head II seemed long
time before the doctor came. He
gave her a hypodermic She re-
Taxed slowly and her sobs be-
came a moaning
She'll go TO sleep now the
doctor said looking down AT her
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-08-03
WOMEN WON'T TALK
ey RENE RYERSON MART s se'...s ";5. 's ::s
"Of course not, ne said

"Of course not, he said
heartily.
He crossed the room with
long strides, took his pipe out OF
his mouth, laid il on the mantel
and sat down in the chair across
the hearth from me. He didn't
glance once at the niche in the
stone msntel wall where | had
just hidden Derek's wallet. The
money and Kathy's ring were
still in it. | would have remov-
ed them if | hadn't been so hur-
ried.
Madison smiled wrly. 81 sup
pose you've come for my re-
porte"
For moment l didn't under
stand
He went on. I'm afraid the
only progress I've made is rath-
er personal I've just persuaded
your granddaughter that she
ought TO go fishing with me to-
morrow morning"
"Oh-report," l laughed and
got my br@th back "On the
contrary. I've just come TO ask
you to forget all about my re-
uest OF last night. You see, !
was being a very silly old wo-
man. ! knew my daughter-in-
law had seen the murdered man
talked TO him, | mesn-and
was afraid II the police found
that out it would look bad for
her"
Trying TO look as innocent as
a baby. | prattled on: But, as
you Know. it was proved that
she had no connection with the
mans death. and so =" ]
shrugged eloquently.
Madison looked al me rather
quizzically.
rose to my feet. well, that's
all"
His quizzical look resolved in
to words, you mean, you don't
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-08-03

IF she wakes and shows any
signs of returning hysteria, give
her a couple of these. Repeat
every two hours il necessary"
He had opened his medicine
case while he spoke. He took
out a bottle Of white pills, pour
ed ten or twelve OF them into
his palm, put them into a small
envelope and handed il to, me.
I put il on the night table beside
Margarets bed.
Margaret did go TO sleep and
was still asleep at bedtime when
| slipped into her room to see if
she was all right. | stood for a
moment looking at her. Even in
sleep her face was sorrowful.
and she seemed TO have grown
timer these last few days. She
made pathetically small hump
beneath the quilt.
! went 10 bed and TO sleep in
spite OF my harried thoughts.
But not soundly. Time after
time my Subconscious fears
broke through in frightening
dreams and woke me up.
That was how ! happened to
hear Margaret.
CTO Be Continued
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-08-03
SOX CITY

SOX CITY
ROCKFORD. lll.-Last June
30 Mrs. Pearl Alkire fell over a
municipal fire hose near the
city. She hurt her knee and
tore her stocking
So the other day the City
Council granted her request for
compensation-Sl.35 for a new
pair OF hose.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-08-03
HYSTERIA
CHAPTER XIV


4 thought all this out as ! went
onward along the path. Matti-
sons cottage loked very peace
ful and coy.
/ knocked a couple of times
and when Madison didn't come,
/ opened the unattached screen
door, crossed the porch and
called into the living room: "Mr.
Mattison-Mr. Madison.
He didn't answer. But sure
ly he wasn't far away or he
wouldn't have left the radio
playing. | went in and sat
down TO wait for him.
4 The Cottage fireplace is fash
toned out of rough field stone.
1T is rugged and picturesque
and couple of inches are built
in each side to contain bRc-a-
brac. II annoyed me 10 seethat
the inches were bare; woman
would have filled them with
books or gay pottery. Harriet
had And that reminded me
that the flat stone in the bottom
! OF one of the inches was loose
There was a asmall cavity UNI
derneath it. Me had had a
joking habit Of leaving notes
there for Walter and Harriet in
the old days.
That came back TO me now
like a flash Of sheer inspiration,
and the next moment ! was
looking cautiously around TO see
if Clint Madison was yet in
sight
heard his footsteps on the
porch and then his form doomed
black in the doorway.
81 Nope you don't mind my
making myself al home, ! said
II wanted 10 see you so | just
came in and waited"
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-08-03
CROSS TRACKS

POINT OF ROCKS, Wyo. a
COW wandered onto the Union
Pacific tracks.
A west bound freight Of Sc
cars hit the COW, which rolled
under the locomotive, derailing
il and 81 cars The ,Aerailed cars
fell into the path Eof 64-car
east-bound freight
The second train was unable
TO stop its locomotive and %
cars toppled from the rails.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-10-07
v SVETOVNI VOJNI

priberaciti kruha, jajec, zemelj
scepce GAIA in koscke sladkorja
Begal je po peronih strastno, iz'
moledoval semena solncnic, sa,
lame, kolaca, nadevanega z ma.
sekanim mesom, in cello denar'
ia.
Koncno so bill v Penzi, ir
vlak je obstal ma slepem tiru "a
razseznim kolodvorom. Dobili
so juho in kaso, a dalje Sc nj
zmenil zanje nihce. Zlezli so il
vagonov, 81 poiskali vode, Sc u
mivali in brill ali pa lezali ma
trgu pred kolodvorom, Sc slacilj
in 81 pobijali usi, XII SO narav-
most kapale z njih. Najbolj po'
gumni so Sc spustili cello V me.
sto.
zvecer pa so jih ruski vojakj
segnali zopet v vozove in jih
zaklenili. Ponoci so pripeli To-
komotivo in zjutraj, kc so sc u
jetniki prebujali, 50 vagoni ze
drdrali Z mimi po tiru.
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mix in privedel s seboj muzike.
I'll so obstopili ujetnike in 81
jih zaceli izbirati po zunanjo-
sti in sill telesa.
"Tale DO menda dober della
vec", je pokazal uradnik knu-
to ma Svejka, cigar rdeee oblic-
je je zarelo cd navdusenja, da
Sc zanj zanima toliko ljudi.
Bradat muzik v visokih skor-
njih, il katerih pa sta mu gle
dala oba palca, je stopil k svej-
ku in vel njegove roke med
svoji dlani. In strokovnjaski
jih otipajoc, mu je pretipal ro-
Ike prav do ramen.
''Da, tale DO prvi. A potrebu-
jem Sc diva takale."
"Zob 81 ne zelis pregledati,
cepec?' je vprasal svejk vljud-
no in odprl usta. lie poglej,
kaksne stope imam!"
"Jedel bi rad" je muzik zma-
jail z glavo, "a zdaj to nj mogo-
&c. Poprej 81 moras zasluziti.' u
Pogledal je Marka, mu otipal
misicevje, ga dvignil drv in
pretipajoc njegove dlani, zanic-
1.-Two zagodrnjal: "Mocan je, a
ne della nicesar."
"Ti, prase, nikar mi ne poni-
zuj tovarisa!" ga je opominja]
Svejk.
'Nicevo, Sc Re nauci delati!'
je dejal energicno uradnik. Mu-
xix je pahnil Marka k svejku
in iskal tretjega. Toda ujetniki
so bill ze pobrani, oh vsakem
je stal muzik, drzec ga "a ra.
mo. Ma polenih je sedel le Sc
majhen, rumenopolt, bolehen
vojak v honvedski uniformi.
"Vzemite tegale," je velel u.
radnik muziku, XII Sc je umikal
lie vzemi ga; diva imas prav
mocna, a tudi tale ii bo rabo.
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tall In sam je pristavil revcka
k Marku.
''Ti 81 Madjar ali kaj?" ga je
vprasal svejk.
"Slovak, kamerad, Slovak', je
bojazljivo odvrnil ogovorjenec.
IL stavnice sem pri Trencinu.' =
Uradnik je poklical vse muir
Ike predse, wei cd pisarja listi-
no in cital, kaj Malaga vojna u
prava kmetom, kako morajo
ravnati z ujetniki: patti, da ne
utecejo, da ne pridejo v stik 2
zenskami, ne puscati, da bi u
jetniki delai dale, nego delajo
sami in jim dajali JEST, kar je-
do sami. Nato je postal pisarja
proc in Sc motovilil med muzi-
XII, opominjajoe jih: :.
"Avstr1Jcl SO dobrl lJudJe In
izvrstni delavci. Zadovoljni bo'
ste Z mimi. Pisal sem v tabor
maj nam posljejo posebno mar
live in mocne =. No, prija,
teljcki, dajte vsak po en- rubel.
"a rum!"
Mic posebno radi MISC vlekl
muziki il zepov svoje mosnji
cke in dajali cinovniku vsak pc
en- rubelj napitnine.
Bradati muzik :je odvede
Svejka, Marka in Slovaka I've
rino ma bazar, upregel pred nj
EEK vozicek diva konjieka, po
zval ujetnike, maj prisedejo il
zakrieal ma konja: "Nu, vail
vail! V pirad."
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Zaceli so ugibati, kan jih pc
ljejo. Nekdo je trdil, da v ST.
birijo, drugi da Sc vozijo ma
jug, a zbeganost je dospela do
viska, ko so ugotovili, da Sc vo-
zijo zopet po istem tiru nazaj.
In il tega dejstva Il je vznikel
brezzicni telegram, XII je v tre-
notku preletel yes vlak::
"Je ze mir in vozimo Sc do
mov!"
Bill je to trenotek najvecje
srece, in ucinek Sc je pokazal
ma najblizji postaji. Prali so z
vsemi mocmi, sivali, in objela
je vse vrocica ciscenja in sna-
zenja, XII objame gospodinje
pred najvisjimi prazniki. L. ze-
pow so Sc pojavile zvezdice in Sc
prisivale ma ovratnike, sarzi pa
so sc odrekali obeda, da so mo-
gil infanteristi zamenjati "a
mascene cepice z novimi ali
boljsimi.
Dokazovanja Markova, da to
nj mogoce, kajti &c hi bill mir,
bi jih ne posiljali domov takoj,
ker je pred mirom vselej pre-
mirje, O katerem bi morali ven
dar ze kaj slisati cd ruskih vo-
jakov, nj verjel nihce.
A dvona nj bllo, da Sc vozijo
zopet v Kijev.
Ma vsaki postal je svejk
skocil z vlaka in kupoval pc
"lavockah": prinasal je zemelj
sadja, salame, kumar, hladetine
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-10-07
(Nadaljevanje)

svejku sc je S tenn izstopa-
MEM njegova ruseina znameni-
to pomnozila; znal je re vpra-
sati, kje je kipjatok, koliko je
ura in povedati, da je lacen, da
ma 'front.' sploh nikoli nj ustrelil,
ker so Rusi nasi bratje in ker
sta bila sv. Girl in Metod ME
gova prapradedka, eden z oce-
tove, drugi pa z materine stra-
nj.
Marek je svejka v znanju ru-
Seine pac kmalu nadkrilil, toda
svejkovi pogovoci muziki in
kmeticami ma postajah SO imeli
prakticnejsi uspeh, ker svejk
je lagal kakor cigan in je znal
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-10-07
REAL DISCOVERY FOR
HIGH BLOOD. PRESSURE

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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-10-07
Tri hise naprOdaj

500 E. 185 st., poleg Lake
Shore Blvd. Nova hisa S S So
bami.
1859 Shawnee Ave., nov Ii
dan bungalow s 4 sobami in
kopalnico.
21221 Arbor Ave.-nov zidan
bungalow $ 4 sobami in ko-
palnico.
p, Vse tri hise so prazne in Sc
lahko settle vanje. V vplacilo Sc
tudi vzame lotto. Ia pojasnila Sc
obrnite ma
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-
paradiznikov, slanine, cebule :.
In Markom sta Sc krmila, ne
ozirajoc sc ma zavistneze.
Posledice pa so sc pojavile
pri Marku Sc isti dan. Povsod
:je skakal z vlaka in spuscal hla-
&c visoki travi. Potem so bill
popadi pogostejsi in moral Sc je
olajsevati kar med odprtimi
dverci vozecega vlaka, medtem
ko ga je zvesti svejk drzal "a
ODE roki, da bi ne padel.
Naslednjega dne so obstali
ma tovornem kolodvoru velike-
ga mesta. Lokomotiva je odhru-
pela nacrpat 81 vode, ujetniki,
upajoci, da DO tn daljsa posta-
ia, so zlezli ven, a Marek je zbe-
zal takoj ma latrino.
Toda lokomotiva sc je vrnila,
nenadoma je ma peronu lapel
zvonec, ruski vojaki SO zaceli
kricati: "Sadis, gaspadin, sa-
dis! in vlak je odhajal.
"Marek, hitro! Jezesmarija,
Marek, pojdi, mi ze odhajamo!''
je alarmiral svejk.
liza pobeljenih desk, obdaja-
jocih latrino, je planil Marek
in tekel "a oddaljujocim Sc va
gonom, drzec 81 hlace z obema
rokama. Dohitel je wagon, zgra:
bill dverce, svejk in ucitelj pa
sta ga popadla "a roke, dviga-
joe ga, da hi ne zdrsnil pod ko-
lesa. Marek je skocil z nogo v
zicno oko, nadomestujoce stop
nice, hlace in spodnjice so mu
padle navzdol, visece Sc ma cev-
ljih.
Vozili so Sc pravkar skozi O.
sebni kolodvor, prepoln obcin-
stva, XII Sc je mad prizorom ne
malo zabavalo: med vratci va
gona je visel kakor pajek ma
pol nag clovek in njegova zad-
mica, ozarjena cd solnca, je
pozdravljala kolodvor. A il va
gona je zvenel bodri svejkov
glas:
"Le drzi Sc! Ko Sc vlak usta-
vi, te potegneva noter. Hej, hip,
hurran'
Ma pomoc je priskocilo Sc ne.
kaj ujetnikov in z zdruzenimi
mocmi so potegnili Marka ma
vzgor wagon. S perona pa Sc
je razlegal iskren smeh in pri-
siljeno ogorcenje.
Pol ure ma to so dognali, da
sc vozijo ze po novih tirih. In
res, drugi dan Sc bill v Vorone.
zu, kjer so jih odgnali tabor
Odondad so posiljai ujetnike
ma delo ali po rusko ma robo-
tu", k muzikom ma knetisko de-
10 ali kopat zakope, popravljat
ceste, ali gradit zeleznisko pro-
go, izsusevat mocvirja, lonnit
kamen, sipat pesek ali sekat
drevesa.
Ma raboH
Po tri dni trajajoci voznji sta
Svejk in Marek z osemnajstimi
drugimi ujetniki dospela v Ka-
menec, kjer jih je kozak izrocil
mestnemu uradu, da jih razdeli
priglasenim muzikomlkmetom
"a zetev, XII je bila v teku.
Odyedli so jih ma dvorisce
kjer so ujetniki sedli ma drva
pripravljena "a zaganje, in sc
pogreznili v svojo priljubljeno
zabavo, v iskanje usi.
/ Okoli desetih .ie prisel urad.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-10-07
Hisso noprodoi

Naprodaj je hisa z sobami,
moderno urejena, hrastovi po-
di. Fornez in dive garaze. Vse v
dobrem stanju. Nahaja Sc ma
896 E. 73 St., kjer Sc dobi po-
iasnila.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-10-07

Odpeljali 50 Sc IL n1esta.
Pred mimi je bila nedogledna
ravnina polja $ psenico, mesto-
ma ze pozeto in zlozeno v kupe,
kakor Sc pri mas sklada seno.
In muzik kazoc nanjo, je dejal:
lDalje prinodn1ic)
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-10-07

Kopanica, katero vidite zgornji Sikh, je naprav
ljena obk lukne kljue, ter e lie izmed namo-
dernesih znansvenh naprav XII Sc h vsestransko upo-
rabla Hal]oran General bonisnic, Staten Island NJ
" da Sc prpomore amerskm vojakom vracajocim Sc IL
bonih fronah ker so bill ranjen do zopetnega ozdrav-
ljenja Omenjena kope e naasc tako izdeana da ONO
goc restoraciji msice nogah in rokah.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-10-07
Mali oglasi
S+onovonie Sc oddo

Stanovanje S dvemi soban1i,
spodaj, Sc odda v najem. Cor
kota,, plin in. elektrika. Vprasa
sc ma 448 E. 157 St.
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lsce Sc

stanovanje S 4 sobami in ko-
.palnico, "a tri osebe. Poklicite
ENdicott 0991.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1943-05-21
Scholarship Examinations

Competitive examinations for the
following scholarships will be held at
the Elkton High School, on Saturday,
May 22nd, at 1000 A. M:
Tuition scholarship to st. Johns
College, male.
Senatorial scholarship to Univer-
sity of Maryland, male or female.
Tuitio scholarship to Blue Ridge
College, male or female.
Applicants for these scholarships
must meet the entrance requirements
for the college selected to be eligible
for admission.
In addition to these definite va
cancies, the holders of the Maryland
Institute scholarship, the st. Johns
Senatorial scholarship. the Western
Maryland College Senatorial scholar
ship and two Senatorial scholarships
at Washington College will likely
be drafted this summer. hence it is
suggested that any pupils who are
now or will become engine tor these
scholarships during the coming sum
mer, should eake the examination
on the above date.
Board of Education of Cecil County;
H. Z. Mcbride.
County Superintendent
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will be q parade through the town;
this parade is the elimination OF a
years work at military drill. both on
the part of the boys and the girls. At
the conclusion of the parade. a physi-
cal education stunt display will be
presented by the boys and girls.
Somewhat replacing the tradition
al Track and Field DAY. normally UNI
Ter the auspices of the Cecil County
Board of Education. a series OF races
an dgames will be conducted by the
pupils. This series will include dash
es, hurdles. relays. softball games,
badminton games. An airplane meet
will round out the activities.
Friends and patrons of the school
are invited to be present during Vic
tory Day; special recognition will be
given those who purchase stamps
and bonds as the school drives to-
wards its 100000 goal.
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On Monday, May 81, 1913, the pu-
pills of the Rising Sun High School
will stage Victory Day. highlighted
by numerous activities growing from
the physical education program and
the Victory Corps organizations. AL
so prominent on the schedule for the
afternoon is a special drive on. the
sale of War Stamps and Bonds. the
quota for this being 100000. De-
tailed plans for Victory Day are be-
ing made under the supervision of
Raymond M. Shingler, instructor in
the Rising Sun High School.
An outstanding feature of the Vic
tory Day will be the raising of the
colors, a ceremony preluded by as
sembly OF the Victory Corps on the
campus in front of the high school
building. Following this impressive
rededication of the youth of the
school to the American Way, there