The Lucknow Sentinel, 1917-03-22, Page 2447", 7
It has the reputa
a quarter of a e tury behind
every packet sold
13,1 ek—Greent—or M3zdB2o4
of nearly
WAR'S FINAL STAGE
HAS NOW ARRIVED
REASONS FOR THINKING GREA
DIVIDE HAS BEEN, PASSED. '
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Superiority of Eutente Powere Stead-
ily InCreaiien While GermallY
Drepallehind.
We have reacbed, after two years
and a half, the final stage a the war.
Now that Germany's final thrust, in
the shape of Unrestricted submarine
warfare, ha*, been made, and is fail-
ing, and the Allies- are at last reedy
for such a gigantic campaign in the
field as may well dismay the 2 Central
Powers, a victorious end is Only a
question of time. Constantly is the
Teuton morale and power declining;
constantly is that of the Entente •ris-
ing. Tbe, Great Divide has been pass-
ed, and henceforth the'Entente powers
progress, day by day, nearer their
goal. In se military, naval and eon°,
tide way their superioritygrows every
week. A high. British military au-
. thorny, knowing, messy eircumstances
and conditions' yet hidden from the
• public, announces that the Allies :cone
'Eider the fighting eeason of 1917 to be
the final stage of the war. From many
British and renchnfficialecomes_the
same opinion. They 'believe that, un-
der conditions as they exist in Ger-
many and Austria one supreine com-
bined thrust this year will topple over
the structure erected bY ?maim carefully over the hand and ferearm,
ouutarism, It is only exesetee • a so that they were eoon entirely cover -
time as to *lien the final stage will
and, but that it is here no longer ad -
mita a sugpute„ -
tWeate Superierity biereasese•
selvea being slowly crushed on both
East and West fronts, what bappene
sit Trieste and Istria on the Italian
front, will seem of truly minor import-
ance. Austria will then have to shift
for herself. It is not likely to be true
that Hindenburg will try a big offen-
aive against Italy. The -Teutons can-
not afferd to weaken even temporarily
against the British and Russian
cannot now ewe tro s for, the hale -
amigo, and withoutidoointe ae they
eisive Moreinent agai t Italy. The
new troops raised from the dogs of
Germany's 'civilian population cannot
be used as were. the first line troopa
with which Germany so proudly be.
gan the war.
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PA.IN,ESS CURE FOR BURNS.
New Mixture Wonderfully Effective in
Cure of Liquid Fire Weunds..
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of fruit, also take the place of
Iiironclerful stories have reached tile Harkerae for which -he had a greet 1.35 dear Jasperonduit danger can. I be 'Place
country. of the reinarkehle success io respect, had ' anything to do with
curing burns from explosions and Money-lencling. Still he retrained there are no assassins waiting around,
Ages, and butter and do duty as „cake. - So q
should be worth the sugar it takes.
m? This isnot the Middle
liquid fire through the mediiim of a from asking ainr questions; and seeing. are there? 'However, let me take Con Instead of always
that Mr. Harker was practically ex-' --Treacly Constance back to the bah- breakfast try it for tea '
using it for
, or . even din-
ner, using it for this meal in the form
of dessert. , A good sized plate full
made of thin slices of bread with the
marmalade between--ene butter., Sup-
pose you have a milk soup for tea then
eu. evitl require nothing more with
this to make a Whideloineand rather
tasty meal,- than a plate of these send -
THROUGH THE DARK SHADOWS
Or The unlight of Love
CHAPTER EXII,0-(Cont'd).
"We have been slaves all these
Years, trembling and shrinking under
a villain's nod and frown. sold,
myeelf to a demon, who, in maiden,.
Van, of my services—ef my body and
soul—promised to keep his telons
from my poor Lucy'. He discovered
her mistake; and he threatened to let
tbe whole world knew, tre‘ton You all,
it dtd not bind myself to do his vie. "Pshaw!" exclaimed Vermont,
leinoua work. I have done it for sec"ftillY*' "The theatre! No, Adrien,
years. I have endured shame and there's not a moment to bo lot. I
agony anispeahable, that my darling's. MUSt ispeak with you at once. Don't
%secret Might be safe. I have been his look at Me like that. You do not
tool and his scapegoat. t, an. old man, gran' wl"4 irmainez4 Vern is hangiNt
earned over you."
on my way to the grave, have
•-eand rightly earned—the names. of - ..`Teril," gasped Lady Constance,
forwerd end placing, her
usurer and thief. All this I haveelona syringing
and eufferid that he should never hand en Adrien'e arne, her. movement
blight lrai eeeele hangman by his showing, perhaps unceneciously, the
presence. He bas broken the eon. etate of her feelings towards him
teacte Ire game down here, that ri''tore than anything else ceuld",have
One: . It was as if she wished to
share with hire fink approaelling- pain.
jasper glanced at her from beneath
it so ghastly 'white so moved by
strong emotion, thee Lady Constance
started beck a slept while Leroy him-
self stared in surprise.
"Owl Heavens!" he said', "whet -
ever is the matter to make you drive
down in such a state? What is
wrong?' Is it the theatre?" ot faint,
contemptuous smile crossed his face
as he thought of Ada.
night you. went to Richmond, and,
with his fiendish ways and, threats,
nearly killed -her., Well, now his
power has gone. Thanks to your his lowered lids—the sort of hungry
look ene would imagine a starving
generosity, your forgiveness, Lucy Is
free, and I am free. Now I take my wolf might cast at a lamb: .
turn, and for every tear he baa wrung "Serious peril," repeated Lady Con-
feten MY darling's eyes, I will. w.ling otsum
a groan from his black heart." "Of what kind?" *aced Leroy, still
•Tohn had listeeed to him °with in- with that faint emile on his liPS, and
tense surprise. He knew his father. guite unmoved by Jasper's !solemn
in-law was in business in the city; hiet race; then, without waiting for an :m-
ho did not ktiow that the business of ewer, he continued scornfully; "Peril!
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Th illilisrnithael4seeaissonEefTitcaralm'. a
grde
ape-gfru. Naroew,feTrillyenchoeraapngaen% and a .
most everything else is fairly dear,
marmalade should ,he an economy.
1Vlarmidade may, while taking the
mixture called amberine. In the.
World's Work, in a group a.artieles
entitled "Wonders of War Surgery,"
the compoiition and application et this
healing wax is described. Here is how
it is applied:" -" - -
A young soldier with bis hands and
hausted by the 'excitement and the room agint and then I will enjoy; or at
news, persuaded him to spend the re.,4 any rate listen to all you have to tell
Inainder of the night with them, and, me,
travel back to town in the morning. I Jasper vermwoanteths;nwihleidchbgedrIbye,eann ad
After reflection the old man agreed took out his
to thievand items a very happy littW present from Leroy.
party that met at the breakfast 'Will "AtiriouP-he'ssid-elowlY,-41Yea-litive
forearms bandaged Was Zed in by ee next day,. . . . . . , ten ;Mentes between yon: and die -
Air. Harker, unable to sleep had let honor!" '
orderly and seated on a Stool-. A aurae
removed the bandages and the buried his thoughts : go back to Jessica; and1 ' Adrien turned sirouticl sNirply, and
Ain, She wasted . off . the....iiintivi, ad,arisen-.before-hitr-eyeSr-wtheatta•-tiele-
in the silence of the night a pictukelialf raised that
a small rubber hose, and dried the the in. which a dark -eyed Young girl wee! X thath- Eli; scarcelyF-E;i1i:lei't:ssfii'
Then She *Might' an atoritiser filled In his delight at having a. Clue he cried .
tieslywith an electric, „ hot-air drier. dancing, amidst a. crowd. of...others. "rfeewcog:niniiilsuctsiti:lagso?heasomngaeewhid ocuh,l'Ibqurtsao
with a.hot Wolk!: This abe •
sprayed aloud, . "Ada' Lester, at the .Rocking-, loviegly.
ham!" The more bethought of it the! "Adrien," • she -tried; • almost shad -
more sure he felt :that this girl must &ring- at the .tense anger shining in
be the daughter, or at least some eon- his .'eyes.• "He must be, mad!" - She
ed with a soft, white, -waxlike cover-
.., heetlene Of the well-knewn actress. I turned proudly on 'Jasper. : "That is
mg. .
On. questioning Jessica( all thein,' sufficient, Mr. Vermont., ., Pray leave
--while it -was WI hot/he laid etrine 'formation, he could _obtain' from bee - us at - -If this is a Sept, Itonsid-
ef thin cotton hattieg, "Over, it and Was that Which••she had giyen Adrien er it is in extremelY, bad taste."
painted this with the sanieliquid, un- tiers:T. Johann VVilter was .the bound-' 'Jasper bit his lips at her Words,' but
The reasons for this are .succinctly Ili' the wholewound.was sealed hi, 'arY of her existence. Harker remem- did net shift his ground. • , : . sandwiches to. be .used as hn imp
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vet - forth 'by thiS,high areaer • official. tinder the drying lieui& , Then she, bered the name as that. of ' the' man!. • "lltr Said Leroy, it : is no: jest. thnteiteni a our reguiat :nimbi, is •
, The Entente .:t11110a -,110.Ve :attained. a Wrapped it tin in thicke.r cotton. bat- from whom he had hought. the pletiereet deer; there is elonsethieg Wrong,:,I feel merinalade • and. 'Oen nicer still,
previously unknown - r.incre.ase ..of Ong, suik:..went to work on. the • other and he also new 'rioW that be. it was. sure. I will have,. a. few words with mixture ofekg and orange Marmala
strength - :in. the..',field, --• through 'in who 'had I been responsible 'fbr Lueees. him. in. private."; :Ee'ledler gently to- 'pegs just now are really amongst •o
.
abundance ofeartilleier-rind munitions, : •°Whatever the. victim may have felt shaken from his belief tied in • some and -trembling heart,. Lady Constance
early sin.: But .ha: was not to be wards the 'door,- and with - pale face inexPensfee. foods and the .
and c&ordination between -artillery about it, this. was a. very simple tate. Way JPSSlea Mtla be related to Ada re;entered the bell -room he 4. . htia left -cons era e food velue-eaceing, -a
id bl f Y P°81,2
and infantry: , What this Means ' Val& • a 'medicine .and good.. • . '
I saw the hands a week tater and they Lester, and he risked the, girl' whether , so happily; seating.. herself. neat the.'s
shown at VerduneeecentlY, When four wereceveied. withle*, 'supple akin.; It she would travel UP to 14011C1OG withelitTalleaslii one of the many 'sleeves. -Siteet- - orange' ' riiiiiiiiilladash.
yi•ench*tirinY ,eprps recoveeed.„Douan.. is...nee quite ;ample - a - matter when hime, and truat'berself. to,.1rii.c.a.,. ,. i Sbn-wa§ overcome by a noneless fear, the fruit and With' a. knife cut the rind
mont Vgiu; TIentker"AilL4tc.r--all. :of . the. burns are deeper,- het. as . the pre-" , .jessicalooked up . into, hie linedlace. and that •horrible - te.eling of utter through; .to the -1)11-1p lengthwise :' and
"7'04041.1' '17:4trIzi.' 'do.gePeek-740..•4. -.cq• ilt. always 414, sumer and does net "Yes," she, Bald • Simply,... "if - y9a,telplessueas -which over'whelme-oneras' around (in the so that the rind
feev-hoisreenaPeerieg 100:Germans vary on account of Won't glee' Me back- to to: jeliann.. l'in a heavy cloud, and darkens the hori- may readily. be taken. off either in
the degree- et the e Harker • readily promised this and,1 zen for us all when. weighed dowel by halves or. quarters. ' Put :this - rind
• with total easuaItiga on their .' ovie burn, before going ow, to :describe amid: Many. smiles and Waving of s spenbe..- • • .
side. about 4,000. * Four army (inelading,yellecranci..,vehite), on.:..the
div14 other -cures I had ',perhaps' better de, hands „from, . the. assembled . Aabferd-__:'.._: ... . . (Te be.. getitieped,)_ ...: _ -
,•eione ,emashea, up. five _German -dive- scribe the process.- • ,, - - - -----.:- : e• .fandlY, 'the tem itakted on their %way.
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, . . istoire ;in -a veiselesf cold•Watee fend !et
siOne; With lessee Only one-faiiith of . The liquid which do,es the work eis ...(:). reaching_ London, Mr. Harker !s_ . . ' . A PERILOUS' NIGHTMARE; , ' come. to a boll centheiing till the _rind
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what the .suffered. Sir Doug- nothing.; more than te con:shined-on • of first visit-w•as ;to the Cesket theatre, •. is ehgoitgliler 'tender:: •• ,Cat thent bite
lat(riaig has Oelared. that. the. ' Brite neeeffin: and 'reslif.,,,.:. It, -makes . an abet. which jeessce at , once :remelt-there:tale ' -: ' . • • • '-'4: - , .-', ..:' . - . fine ' etriPes , ' Meantime. have „the. pelp
lisle ariiir will : be • able to ' erriesif -tight covering over: the burn and, .. at the one ..before which She :had kePt . • prepared by halving. (seeding) and
Curnitis Incident Described 1,4, Work;
- though the.. 'German ' 'Western front; thysaine tire% soothes the wound and, w. etch for Adrien Levee. aadwith that . ,e, ., ,erein, British ;Coluinbia. •
* • . - . , - Moving the. heaviest rag at the cot
recollection, came the anemory a the .
. • • • Not every nightmare is, so danger-
. only then slicing it,.., .Put to boll in
at inaey .poInts this, year; and " prae- allays thie• pain. ' , , . ' • • • • oll of papers which she , had picked.:
' . tically •destrey 'the Vireetern , aeray, :, . Laid on, with. -a brusli it .weuld 'be up. She related this•lttle .1=We/it! oui as • that *hich,the Venerable W. separate saecepian and cook till tend*
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notwithstanding that it has been. re=, ' painful, but as it drops: in tiny gle- to Harker; and 'undoing the big in H. rouisOn describes in his book • In thee set back till rind is soft and clear:
enforced up ttea strength of three Mil- .bulea the .patient doesnetelteit ...feel : which kind-hearted Lucy had Put some the Wake of the War,Canoerivhich-de-
-- liw-i; If that tan he . accornplielied, •the fall a the spray on the flesh, and ,.
Linea; for her, she found the papers scribe's his . travels and adventures .
.At.thus.:stage Add thepulp.ta the rind.,
measuring .and stirring' in equal mea-
Geettati, 'PeWeae: of resistaece, 'Which ;it is quickleecovered witNa Waxy sur, ,
and gave them to hills: . ' . !among `the Heide Indians M. the Queen sure of heated sugar. It •w.ill take
.hae been steadily declining...in the last' face that. becomes .aietighte„ase.goon ea' Harker looked thein over, and gave, Cherlistte, Islands and along -the coast _Shrine 20..ridriutes to...ebole down ,suffici
• ' - Year, will fall. likea house of,carde---, tinrstrips Of cotton'betting are laid , I:of British Columbia ' ,. •• ' e .... • ently—thick after. this—then seal...
w-ery-of• joY;efor he realised 'at '•ondS
that they delivered his arch -enemy .
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fol: the. German, army. in the is over . it and painted evenly with MOO. Intallia--handa,4-Ipalrilrael.a.-frOM Ileav- After°, our ev,eping MeitLaad_ prayer
thc iriatn rpatt of•thex aesei0 e forces. of the ,satne liquid. . ,. ' • .. .: ' en itself 'could have done More.... jes-
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we cut '• away the undergrowth e ••eind.' . ,. Household Helps.
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The Bestssh superiority, demonstreted,'' The temperature Of this liquid, When glee. did fiat understand : the • reason spread out . our . Maee and blesskets.;
last, .AutuMri on the --Sornine is .due applied,. is 70. degrees Centigrade, Or for . his. excitement, lea she ve .3 .quite • While we were thins engaged our , old Never salt and pepper Meat until it
not; only to the enbrale . of tie, Menge leg Fahrenheit. . My. attention' was content let. the papers remain in hi a -friend the trader, Nthewee looking n'e it at least. haltdone . • • .
• the, firm }Slier of the ' British .that..called-to the heat first.by the: , feet keeping. • ' • • • • . • anxiously inquired, "Must .eve lie down —• • ' The feverish 'patient enteys,•cold,wa-.
hey are destined to ,sinash the Pruett' that •a: drop' •of it 'fell on. thee, sound . At the theatte lie inquired forMies
. . . . ,„..,;. ,,. .: tei1;1•rteixilletiit.Ifilimetit jnu,i.ace .
. there?'" • -• •
i stovepipe is
einasiebut to 7 the marvellene improve- skin of Oneeof the 'patients so that he folio ' thee the .populer :actress .n- '
„ Lester; and, it being matinee day 11
tab high to reach easily, put a string
e .-"Yes," I replied; 4'it will be all right '
, Merit 'intheir artillery strength to a.. dried, "It is burning,me!" :As .he had Already arrived, It took time . and When .we have ',spread our mats ..end wire through it and attach a chain so
- Point" einite outdistancing the best 4- Net. haireseveref cans of it . eerayed
• men treriches, not, so much destroy. til it was explained to pie that did
forte oftheOerniarie. All Winter long and Painted on his back, this seemed
-British guns ,have 11140de:ode, at Ger-, curious to an amateur in medicine un- inedoOr-lteeper that it was absolute -
sage to Miss Lester, but eventtiellri
Money to convince the •military-lobk,
ly ndcesseyy to take an tricot' tries- ate so many reptiles, e he rep led.. . ..
: "I'm. afreid•to.lie down where there sired.. . - • : ' e '
'"Oh,"•1 assured, him,- "there .are only leee
" l''' •'• ' • • • .
If thee a .few mashed potatoes
over, they de very;well added
blankets. ,,.. ' ' ' ' that -it -can be pulled up or down as 'dee
them .as to train.' the new . artillery' not feel the heat on the flesh. as. he this ' was aone,, and *Mr. Harker, wit ' ilaprsiess .field 'mice and ',frogs; :' Y!* to • fresh.mashed potatoes; simply stir
units. :thoesaade of them, in the bor..... woad on the .skin. Great care is al- .Tessiear-Who. was alstiest dazed by need not be afraid.'" ., , - • •
the strangeness of her •surroursdiege-e them .in while 'the. p.otatoee •are very
rage fire which is to enclose the Ger- ways taken to 'see that none. of. it found' themselves in Miss Lester's ' We aseigned our. frienda plape ;to
• ' ' man lines with Walla of flame, pro. touches the sound. skin, and this; as a diessing-room, a !few minutes, before sleep' in the centre with Chief; . Cow. „.
_ • .., - When -preparing. old; dry beans for
tecting theadveedng,British inialitrir.troatter -ef-.fact,--was the ealyiceasion: the evas -.due on the 'stage ias 'Prince bee ois174he Side; while. 153 on the
•and r' .renting :reinfOrcetrients . from On whiCh I saw Anyone eveti;oquiria. Bon -Bon. . - 4 • . • -
the rear... '• ' • ''other. in the middle of e night.. I vrbich they .are eeaked will °Lolfier
baking, a little soda in the, water in
— Ft'ili:it
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. . a , 6:6101..f,ac,..:at_olletlarreinalic,„:,.474,,Aug.,-46,v..,870 -fi#81140117-1)14,-;iti „the 'esitne4tmriefit-treteleed.a. viohiAt • -when anything hel14...00..riwt,ilt,
tor,tw:•;;ItAc.p.to,•41ionam ,,4•-ee the -midst Of„ble,,,..v:feede,:bel-trokeliffftbianitimfitee..Aloprang.'teeteryefeete eeteeee,-eafeee ir iiittrimii it i
The . whole thing 'gee= so simple,' Mr. Harker At onee -hastened to'was routed by a loud Whobpearid' sit, .there .,e,,eeteee.eleeteeeeetee„,
Austria-Huagaize. Belga:tie ' Mod- Tar..
2"„f„,..;t,,',,,i;ariiiii,:.;,,d6iiii. ttlii.liu 1 --- e; healing .4- • . . . gliiiicrojele-Figea anTilte„ actrese w.mre believing that we Wereattacked, Chief sthoking. and he etedee to clean ate
gees for ,•eourne, . every.= .
T
.14;ted, when you. see the ,ie em I &zing. a one ateither in a mutual re- . • - .
key would..eollenee,hefore the Entente' of noMe of 'cognition- • jessipa, 'remembered. bar. Cowhee and the .0ther : Haidafse had For a bad %sprain,' bandege the. id-
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the burns' •it. tures—a ' whole beck, for 4 Sit Once as the lady 4who had been. with seieed their guns. end ' stood at... bay, . . .
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Without ii real istreggle. That much is faded part, then pour hot water mete
instanee•Lthe wonder at it .geOwie• Adrien teroy;ethers 'came the earlier peering -round foe. the enemy., The: ed with two. parts. of vinegar as hot:
plain from . Bruzsilofra emashipg of - • P .
• . the Austrian etrnieelast Summer, BLit . • 1 memory; wbsch hall so puzaled her ee tenni flee' heel gone out and it ieas. as the patient can etand.. • "
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.:the night she .had 'seers the actreee Flanneki can be washed'and etilf.be
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• eastly. More' powerfide than .theY. were.
the Russian arn.lies of 1917 , Will be
.,.. • _ Give it Vet . •
• - 'kenteritig• the. theatre. • • '• , thrilect . ;"Who
tri (dig% egg ?' Iiienfccir.1 zeft if put into very hot 43 ads, allow.1
• lad year. Like Beitaln, Itu88ift has . k Vessieal'i -ekelaireed : Miss , Lester, 'could renlY there. WAZ anothei7 . yell, ed to • troak ,nntil erou!cari comfortably
. ., . . 1614 leis. 'a 6Weet little girl, and .110.4i.1411,/ekeitY Triadritole.4uhrate telt. "he and. instently our •friend began to ram pup your hands in and, wash Ahem out
;lied ,the Men,: but needed' the -time - Mx' behaviour at table wasi alwaye perfect 'hag of this?" ' . .
gee -Omni trained and •orgenized • and. . blows round. bum eight and left, while , and•then nn. cd .vvater that' is very
But one evening, when the hed betie • The few bileintreeertere Aivarly ispeLter:Ixe:;„iya in ..a.441,90.10*.:friarkt:_tittritie.„-tiow.-6,7ietli-i-t-ov-a-ieffiepiiii,
4' ".' . he contintle4 to 0y...ea. ire rage and. het, .. , . • .. • .._ ... ... , ?::.., .,,
.., 66, fact -year- teelng'•-they-,-- Or 0011:9 -the *bed ihings, pli
.squipPed. Britain has he, tmey. in alleseend to nt4Yetteete•etipriert neheilletteleeeil-boy-end:tiSeefrestAk;:- bloc! Vihich r.rousecrhim vith difiltelltYe '1.'
estent ahnost • en the:SomMe sale." eneria also onif1.1..1., 4.4..+4,...i*,••11 .4L,,, 61 TM 11"4
t'befOrg' thniele hill •emeet.113"TirgefC"eigt nrtilrei3tieg"Mies 01111112e trader' thet the Indiaret whb ' '
I , ory 'In 1' should haVelebele on the end,
conversation°. •,'. • •
-----1 --. ------'' ..."1'4"Puu..EZ:;`Te.7' tO th p.tetko in tin* teforehad been leittheUght he had'gohe,-tnad,i riAVOS a greatr•de-OtOrtline 'When yon-
' Areas:wed' ears, tan*, aeroplanes, all.. , tolling the contents of the box. This
gues2.-..tiar.' 3.t•riFekees.5.. °L., e'exp, lenetiont.,;
'the paraPheroelie of the modern Of.- ,
1. "Daddy, you and Mother earl
•,,t .
: buted along- itussia's .thousand -Mile Then after the Manner of parent4q
feasive. he$.70' been.laborionely dietri•-• what t have 'tinder the tables**
- -Ma, tow 11141,040-tr 0"•;'a'mroil 0.'t9' reel nisi* wheri :ki: length' I pt. i,
%':.*r.e-'.:( "().14-1."-,t: "Pl.let a4a1PoutnYteacaer 1 IrtittiThleVolgri.,a• .,,,J diet from
,
keeping too long, Monitors it with alit.
froet. And the Itc.rlums ham enor. . her 0745 future. thaeles to. her reeeret i '. . • h . -1. • ,
who Bile to please their children,DMy visit to lefirreinstee, teas geelfr4 winks,' f retuned t at a erge onal.4, vele eravfl
Moo* etrengthened their armies. guesised all kirids of things, but wittL-:, to look- after ker n!?2,(2e. /getter than ‘,Ing t"m-rd- 111„.6 ", itArig,P3- • •eraW(twit'iterientitinatearle'illiVgisiretre.the eat;
Their equipment has been 4iiiit np ,04 swage, , ea teo•seelet. •., .
e : wonderfully.' it'lles real -effort Is to '' 'owe gi7e it Alp. 'Tel the Phetr•eseeeileike :ne ber yoe.imbe'-uito ra:"114244ti?, -g-fratiot . 'Wive 'beim !Rim a 'mud- glos5 to the leather .
1 .1.13,” . d formeol a eirong link ;re fle dlaila of- in snY .,tUritt; t0,13YMet i.t that ' Is •• ' • • •-• • • . .
be Medd in 1917. The common . front Whereupon. the kiddie,' drawing. h'er 'ellie,,r'-' -tk'43 (1411:e4S. tst4 k‘tjf)411311 C°v3.f1I'lk 44" . ' . ' . ' ....... • . .
and vilten tlie Germans tInd them.' itA ttimmie..ttehel" - ° • : % . ..' :
idea hoe been -thorotighly werked out, 'face up fete e grimgee, ropliopi' ' tO '&1'45 C%,gatI,P4 ee.etter.Weereent. SP*. I eepicireell We te the Indiarrs, And • -
aszureo flamer tr'..n 934.1" 'WO:1.41A tigt'0 Opty Wuji,1 low mere' ee latighoxii, .09 Don't weds the gliehen ier hand at all
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alit Ike Lad', (141noloode virkiA ;:eor. .
Don't pat disheo iptO ilia dishpan un-
givis t do intrusion, if sly onirk341-rw rd.'
What serious; impotionce it e; to ;70'.; '' ' n • , M2 Growl 001
• . tilltrity have:Isere, uel'IrUl 'thoroughly.'
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and, indeed; tone OM"
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the light of the full Moon ' olliar ..il 13i C'''''11'4.-11 g '''a it.. i -iter' • - i '
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VS sMoOth, eleankslinVen lacer' r hewed, 647/11' ti'', * . • I 4,1i lug ear{. ii:i/.1 1114 is! tl.i, 13.,,t, 1,;,..4.,
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,tviches—so you save onebutter, c
and , ether -preserved -fruit. -
sandwiches do not require a very th
layer of the esernialede. Neet
then use them, too, es easy dinner ci
SertS.. OCeaSSIOnally• use nil
cheese, or cocoanut which are rich
both protein and ft (meat value). We
all know how delicieus good sand-
wiches are with a nice cup of tea, cof-
fee, eocoe, and with sucb make, indeed
rather- a tasty meal in themselves- .
'Particularly nice for the making of
will simply 400h the egg more 'firmly
on to the dish..
Don't put any clish that has contain.
ed milk into hot water. Both milk
and egg containers of any kind ebould
always he -rinsed first with cold water
before being pinned into 'that hot
dishwater. .
Don't wash greasy Pots or utensils
that have contained greases ot any
kind in the dishpan until they have
been rinsed with boiling soda water.
This is just as much to protect the
waste pipes in the sink as to aid in
cleaner dishwashing. • Clogging up
of the waste pipes is very often due
to this one thing, for imless the grease
cetteliy_theeeeeeles water it hardens
and sticks' fast. "•
ake Don't put utensils, spoons or etrain-
The ers thathave ontained _gelatize.ento
hot water. Thai:will set the gelatin
a„d firmly, just.as hot water acts on egg..
" Rinse first ihecold water to remove
gelatinous substance.. •
ts,
erx Don't imnierie cake bowls or inuffin
pans be' pie -plates to Whibli crust or
hatter Still adheres in the dishpan. ,
Scrape with a .spatula first.
---Denet ley to eleakeeits --end Pans
with a discloth. There is a stiff,
small brush that can be purelnised for
or- ten cents for this purpose. Or you
fig can trim a small stife whisk broom a
'
a little shorter 'so as •to give a good
do. leverage, and use this for that pule
ur Pose. This brush ...can ale() he used
ese to remove all particles from graterS,
th '
colanders, egg beaters or other utene
silo usually digicult to clean.
Don't wash a fish pan by brine")
water to a bell, as it spreads the fis
oder, SerapellroVvvith a sliatialin're
Willa. ail fragments, then rub with
paper and finally pour on boiling wa-
ter to 'which washing powder has bee
added.' .
Don't lay a pile of -dishes in till
diehpan aa You would lay them on a
table. Always place them top down
I
ward to give the water a• bettor. chance '
to reach the entire used surface of the
plate. . • .
Don't put 4 your beet China dishee
into strong, soapy water nor with oth;
.er dishes. • Runs in clear , water to
'whicil 0.8lY one dash of washing pow-
der has been added and dry at once.
All other fine.pieces should be Vreated
the same way. .
If you will put these "don'ts" into
practice you will find your dithwash-1
ing easier to do. • t
" Dees and Sheep in Britain. ,
There are more clogs to the mile isV • ee,
Brstain than in any other country
t‘, e winkle -Wogs fop • use, aogs- fe'r •
sport and little pleasure doge.. And'
ry,et_ they -do !lot proveiltLsbeep-keepingl
The country is in eome parts wild and
Open, in others closely inhabited, . The
conditions are not so different grOM
ours, excopt that there are more cov-
ers and plantations throne" whiehl
dogs can pass lied. pounce on sheep.!
Gatnekeepers and shepherds 'neve the'
dog censue .,memorieed, and any wae.`
tiering. dog subjeet to, suspicion.i
Moieoves., he m apt- to fall Into the
" -
traps necessary to keepdown the pest;
of rabbits. Dego of evil teedency or',
habit are apt to he spotted, With the
large number of degs; however, these
things would not avail if dog -owners
did not feel responsible for their degs.'
The careless: have that eespensibility •
brought‘home to them,
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the pitiful tales from die lips of..escaped.vietims •
we could see the long and hungry bread,: Ines of
pcaple As intelligent and ono as prosperous and
comfortable as ourselves • , •
wn could watcWthe thoulandi of emaciated children
who .are fed at the schooli by the Belgian Relief
•-iCf"°*mhmati"til"setly are end'ining, and their cl‘ es. perate need,
werecleat and vivid to us, instead of Primal "514, "
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