The Lucknow Sentinel, 1934-09-20, Page 7ld
.By Mair M. Mo 'go
LEFT-OYFItS "
:Some• leftoverdishes are so delic-,
ions that, no apology is necessary:
even whenguests; are present. Here'
are two yecip'es—,enc for a 'meat dish`
and the other for• -a vegetfible delicacy,'.
Note how •each calls for sugar an,.
• ingredient that brings; Out the 'flavor;
and goes 'far', toward m`tking, the.
dish.a success.' o.
Hc:rn �11v1/0s
1 cull'. cooked, ham, Chopped :fine
tablespoons butte}:. •
14. cup stale bread crumbs;
.4 cup Milk .
1•egg
1 teaspoon 'sugar:.
Salt. and pepper
Melt butter. Add bread' crumbs and
;silk, Cook five minutes, stirring con-
:stantly--• Add ham, egg slightly beat=
en, and`se i oili;ngs,; ncluding ager.
Pour into buttered custard cups Set',
Bake
'wa'Cer. in ,a•'
cups in•pan.of.hot
e oven until., firm.. Serve .With'
rinoderat, ,
whitel •.
•
a..s, auce,
Carrot Tips
carrots' 'in i` es -
'cook edr reheat .
Out
rima medium. white . sauce : seasoned
with salt;' ,Pepper • and a little: su•ga'r.
,Cut ' eainto rounds and rings, .0 :ing a :
doug hn'ut:••cutter..for' the latter.
Toast :the rings and rounds...Arrange
• - ring,oneach
round ,a nrd 'fill .with
the cramed carrotsGarnish 'with
arsle'�:.; :
py
4 .tablespoons butter
1 cup milk
3 eggs
1 small onion chopped..
?�•teaspoon -sugar .•'
• i/2 teaspoon salt
teaspoon paprika,,
-,Y)ash; pepper,
1• tablespoon tomato" Catsup.
Gook onion and seasonings in the
fat until "golden brown. Add flour arid:;
then milk its fora white 'Sauce, Stir-
ring. constantly.. Remove from fire
and add, pea puree,' heating until.
smooth•.: Bcat in egg yolks.thoroughly,.
Fold in stiffly beaten; egg whites.
Pour into a w.ell,greased balding dish
and bake in it moderate oven, -375
degrees for abut 30 minutes -until
the Sopille has puffed and is. a delicate
•
Sudmon'Sujzreine
ll, Can saTnion; 2. raw potatoes, clic-
1 . diuni 'sized oh"on .Sliced;;':1
t•el.i..,:.. incl .,;�_..i_,.... :.-?..,,... �,,
.cttp catsup; salt and''pepper: to taste•
•Slice a- layer of potato''in a•'glass
hak lig'dish, •add layer of:••onion; salt:
and"peppe:r' w taste, then' layer'•, of,
salmon, then:. catsup. 'Continue•' until,
dish, is filled. 'Bake for 1 hour Garn
ish ;with, French fried •Bermuda;
iotj5:
ow to h'rench fr Bermuda
unions:Cut"_ogrgn' in• slices; 'through
i ings• so that .each . slice will brake a
large nunikier of 'whole: rings.' •Br.eak',
slices' into "separ•ate ri•ngs; (Irop:'these.
into, thin :batter . and fry in; a
tfrying
'.basket Battel : '.2 egg yolks,
swt i/x cup,
ce" it tri ',pastry flour,-1�.
.m k,, i4 p p
teaspoon salt. Beat egg yob light.'
add' milk,.. flour• and' salt sifted to-
gredients:1 '•.to g Ethicr
gether, beating,ing .. "°g :.
with egg•.beater.
,
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A
'CONQALli ..
•-Srirtarions C ,o , ,lly 9e Pme/i
4 tablets for Junket.
.g quarts milk'
,,
'1• 'p mint cream •
1 „cupful 'sugar
tea•,Poonfuls 'vaffill;a
s
3, cups crushed,; :svketent d pent
'7'
:1S7f' .
l<•c..Li
eS' ,
\Vcreaiti slit ht add
aitri..milk�"and � 'p5'r
sugar and vanilla Dissolve"tablet for
• `:'unket in one tablespoon cold water,
stir int
o milk 'mixture' quickly, pour
•,into. , �, ,
freezer ..can•, and let..•set
firm' and gountil
'Place; can'in;freezer,
; cool':
,
6`• eek -:with ice and salt :end .freeze ;to
• thick„ mush.. Aad;,the crushed,.`
Sweet-
:
wield `peaches„ Finish 'f eezin . Save
,''part•of peac.,hes to serve' on top.
urnpkin,Pie
1%•.cup.steamed and strained •
p.untpkin
•.2=3' cup 'brown .over
on.
'' 'n am
t
eon. c
s � .
1' tea p. P
teas eon P . d' g
• ' ':.-teaspoon salt
• :e •g'ss -(shgh lq. beaten)
e melted butter .
_.:. 2�•.tabl_s loons,.:,,.. ._. •.:: ' '
L
•
r ?' s milk
e
e • et
h r
Mtx�first~sic ingredi nts�:-tog' . ,
' A
dd . the
me]ted.
butter and milk last:
,I,•me a pie plate ,with ciust--build:
•the ed es- Bake in,; a moderate
arolxnd eh
es,
hiit is seat.'' •
Oq
n' aril
: w t'
,',
IRs
cGi rL''il lisl 9c
:stale 'lreiid=c► ;;stir- ---�
s ilk.,
?cu �.i
2' m.
p.
• ' 2 I�
rns 'pu'tter .• .
Fews:grairi's cayenne
� •:
cup..gf.t Mild ild Cheese c.ut,
�•,.
•
'' in's all metes'
•
' . � �. ....'eg
14 teasp
oo l
. s
a�lt"
•tenipourif„ut.
a
ace
Soak. Bread crymos:
i4`k
•
Nle,
ll
.•. ,bhu' ettees're ,- :-aisd-d,-m'cerltuemd b,.,s'and
_ch
eese
',,.add_e$SsliWbhh.t
elny
,-,
.beaten. andseasoigs.'.
o
o
k 3
minut-
es, 'and hour overTried tonlatOes Ar
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H t ec Savory Latest
• F <ri y'SM�2 ''t ��': �;?y'"�"' ' ;'vw"y f y g I F ,; -
'man ''s recent 'lebiscite are :
' - figures that . registered a 9 to l�triumph f or. Adolf Hitler in (xe t P «
The e,g , ;. en of the Berlin chancellery 'after the
gems �' scanned here-by'the leader-chancellok and his a ttles,an the gar
mayed at the ensign" fn'stead of
rallying around the flag, the Assyrian
leaders will ,run .away;. "Saith Je •
hovah,. whose fire: is in- Zion,, and
furnace • in: 'Jerusalem, 'God is a
bright light'to his people,, ;and, a con-
suming fire :to his foes.' •-
- , "Andthe angel of Jehovah went
fortli." The great. angel: who in so •
many. Bible scenes; stands, as, the re.
presentative of the: Almighty. '"And.'
smote in the camp,' -of the Assyrians," •
This may refer, to, , some' .powerful : ,•
force which Sennacherib had dept to
press the -siege of .ferusatet5t b 1 sur. ,
rounding the city, preventing ingress
and egress. 4A, hundred, andfour
score and five thousand: This means,
of; course; that the invad•ing force
was very much -larger than this very,
large number. "And, when hien arose
•eary, in. the morning, these were all
dead bodies."The:cause.:of the .des-,..,
truction of the '.A•ssyrian.'host was
probably a, pestilence • infeeting - the • •
low-lying frontier of ,Egypt
'"So Sennacherib•, king of Assyria.
departed, and went and •returnel, and • s
•dwelt• at Nineveh." Curious, though
true it •is,, that ° Sennacherib ''never
came to the Westland again; : during' '
the ,next twenty years of his life,'pre-
ferring to confinehis campaigns to •
more profitable:ter it and less
dangerous,are�as. :•
- , , ..
Dr, Paul Jose h Goebbels, minister of 'Propaganda. arid''
• g been counted. Left to right .are. Hitler, D P, • p .
vote her er .. Ail -.uta nt Grou header . Bruckner.
" i er Iterrl• Behind- them •in ;uniform is ) p .
Mtn st•
First-use'a: tea Of goad quality. Second
use fresh watertalvrags, Third •use an
earthenware teapot Scald out the pot
to rake :it warm', place in it a ,level
teaspoonfiul f o . ' tea for ' each , cup de
sired and oe for the pot, add'fresh:
ly boiling rwiter, allowto steep 'for.
•
fore.
stir slightly : htl` be
five Minutes and.S g
serving. Tea made according to these
rules will ,be fragrant and . delicious.
•
R -'
'' • .GOOSE EiC�EIt•: SAVOU X
Having'cooked'. the liver' inside the
COOKIES FOR S:GH0.0 , LUNCIf ' e, : " it out When it is ,d'old,..
COOK : oos , . take
cook;
.ca I
t
••'.I£the•youngsters:had:• vote
les';would•'lread" the liStI of delicacies •
for that school ',lunch' basket. With'
and, a•vacu.
urn bot-
tle
fiches,' . fruit a , , , ,
l'te-milk -shake
of :milk. or a, ciioco a.
they, provide. Pit the nutrimentvalue
p.,. J, ..
rem:tired' rosy.. cheeks. •
.q.•
Use tlese,slioi~t-cut; economical re
cipes.and your..Bobby,' or;,Betty
two:•or threeg eivexfra,
ones in the :school;
.
lun'cli liox:as a treat for friends:.;
anut •13:Utter,Fdexini Pe .•$
ilk
" m
.1 cu : weetened''condensed
6 ables peanut ; butter
•�.:poon s Pe•
I
.•' , J
teaspoon
ea
spo.
on
salt
-'
4cup graham c icker cr
umbs
' et`h e
Thoroughly blend ;tog...r :'sweeten-
,
ed' coirdensea-Lmilk:..and,peanu-t•butter
"limbs:
r cr
cke
-wham
Gra
'
r
ods end g
alt
A
Mix. well, •Drop by • spoonfuls on, 5• minutes but-'
•°e bake
'sheet. Bake:°
ter .d It }
lar-:urrtii=lar Et .rn'a trroderately what.
oven 37u'degrees.
',F.) R,.
emove
fro.
m
pan,immediate y.
FOathcal Dro e
1 3 cu'ps (l:can 'sweeten
i.k..i
condensed. Milk
toasted) crackers. Serves six
DAINTIES '1�`KUlil CANS' •
.
DAINTIES
'of:'canned' goods
c "'e is ',shelf and you treed
your em rg i y,.
never 'worry about :what to serve as.
corn-
.
surprise. ;dish .when co
a, . g
Comes. mete,are•two recipes for
ponY,.
feel sure .vi'ill please the
.arches that. 1 f 1
os 'diserinlinating taste,
>m..t.
'Pea .SoidliC
r1 cup pureed, peas
4' tablespoons 'flout
r0
S.
1 1p ed
`- y 1aSbvs
:cup;; 'rolled oatg ,
o s
i�•cup. nut 'meats, chopped
.
• Fi. cup
.seedless,
res
i
sr
, •
,Thoroughly -blend sweetened con
-
dense•d; milk.• molassesand rolled
,
oat'in •' p of double .boiler:' Cook
i ' i with salt
'sons t ,
amid butter, s a g
a enrie.: This
pepper and a trifle of •c.y ,
mixture •should now be.. spread upon
Niece' 'of toast or fried :bread which.
p -. ,
1 s
read
"ver .
11
ht
.....been Y .P .
have. first g
�fi
Y
d •e,'French vari,
with ilii' muster , th
FRUITS'AS. DEOkRtS
This is the'time of years when'..the
bomemaker should' make 'a ';'special
fresh "fruitt. dishes.
effort•. to , server
School
Lesson dal __-
The S
.un.._
Les•
s
on
Peaches; pears,.• plums ,, as• well as
•.e : ' e erries and.. black=
raspbern s, bila b , . ,
berries' are : comparatively inexpen-
high in fold: value.
sive and.�eertainly g•
i 'with cream •`stewed
Serve•them',pla n-.�____ �; _....
"de ir • into any. number. 'of ap-
petizing
• ma
P
etizing desserts.
IIjj Y
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`,•
' t tuber.23,. Isaiah
Lesion :_ XI11 :—Sep a ...
rCounsels Ruler's. ;'-:Isdiah. Chap=
,
lets 7, 31 36 and 37.;Golden •Golden Text.
�
Thou - ilt=keep, him ;:inperfect
:mind . is' stayed on
"eater' whosq`
'psteth:.in thee.
:'.thee;. because he:ilia,
E1"TIPiG
THI •"LESSON IN ITS• S
TIMinvasion of
E� • B.C. 737:
' and' Pekah', .
Judahby'.Rezitn
Unsuccessful invasion by Sennacherib,
B.C..:.701
fine- one: cup ham, Soak. one'
:Chop .
cu tea: •m a -a � ,. „ � " malt rs•tre .
P .. "Y.. et also, he is wise Is
half -a -teas oon� each of .dry mus-.. , • "And. will
add h . p endousl • sarcastic. here. nd.
• and.' : a °little' 'ri •.?',, ' �.
lard and celery rseed, bring 'evil•". 'He will bring:' evil o
e
beeper: Turn; all, into'"&.'seat pan hos thatbring'evil' upon. the world,
t e
mall -di ed a"rnislied h smites-af-, a' on• to -ser.'• ""And'"'a'rll-
s , g as Isaiah ,, o :'Will
.
tilled .eggs.. :his' words. G d
hard bno't•'calt . back
•� warnings • he'can-.
t n
• not withdraw h s g , , ....
tial
COLZ? •�11DS' GOOIfI:hS • : not, ',for' whey spring . from essent .
", '' it 'against the
- �aki requires. a special th "But will rise g
Cookie m ng 9
e
• techniu . .Observe , a few ,' srmpl
q,
,•
•
Site,'
r sire
to' have
s c.
You're r
rules and.y
p ' 'd 'crumbs i "h if -cup milk
Both Egypt, and Judah will be involy-
ed in` a common •destruction..
•.For, ilius saith Jehovahme." unto
God's word' follows,., in opposition to
the foolish and ':empty wards' of •the,
Jewish nobles :Who trust 'in Egypt.
is and., the '• oun Tion
As: hei'lidn Y g
. over :his; prey.", Lions' were
_growling
a s.•
in'Palesinie in .'ancient days..
common __
"If`of% he herds be •call
a - shepherds
' ainst him. As • the lead-
ers
forth. against ., .
"Ju ah :are summoning in',their';
ers of Jud
eh
: the multitude of , „ gyptian
horsemen al .chariots: "Will not be'
•sms ',ed; ateir ;;voice, .nor abase
diY
himself for .the noise of thein." The
king: of ;beasts With his Pear will put
Jerualm'
PLA F : se
a
that go, ;down
to
"Woe to;,them., , .
•". . Like other
for,'hel . Like all' -'the
EgyptP..
li was a states-•
Tai
:Hebrew: ro bets, •.s, a
P P
man' as well as OL -Preacher. Ho kite*
that the themriar 'strengthof :Egypt
g
wa ' rossly exaggerated, and he ; had'
S
no Confidence whatever that Egypt
Would keep faith with Judah,,, :"And-
_rel'Y;:on horses." .ndah�-was. a hilly
co,.
untry, and never:, •could enip1i4y'
"horseswarfare "`And trust' in
Fabric Creators Allow
.Imagination To Play
�.
Fabriccreators have b seldom a allow; '•
ed their .:imaginations: such•,freer play,..
as they have 'this year in styling nov- -
eity >plouses, combinations, for;. trim_•
mings, blouses:. combinations.; • With.:
plain materials' and aceeesories, And,
seldo • have such xtremdeas been
snapped up so rapidly by .cutters, The
more "amusing"- the material the bet-
ter It seems, to be' -liked. :and it cannot ' .:
be ;dented that'these '"amusing''.
rico' Gadd, :much appe�a1-to • fall cost
Some which" naive ; registered most
strongly are, heavy dull, synthetic bas:::'
ket weaves; covered, with a raised
ternin 'which':looks like rows•'of tiny':
. g
shirred . ribbons; plain heavy ,.ciepeeF;„•.
with tufts' of shiny. 'synthetic straw, .
faille 'with sllt,'film•,or.,colored; lamin-
ette woven in so. as to give the :effdct, .: •
of''pailettes' and. fabrics whose''surfac- `
s o s ii hetie
es' are covered' with r row f, y, >; .
yard; •silk. ,metal, or velvet pile fringe, .
”" a reall "amusing''' materialrl,are
ow the weak shouts of mien. `-So : ' Other . Y . �� ,, •
down
covered 'with little•shirred hehdings:
Will ' 'Jehovah of hosts."' 'Jeh vah- Sa
RR• God
s
:df
baoth they most majestic ,
" om down to'. fight' :upon•,
titles'. • •, C e .
mount Zion, and• upon. the hill there-,
f." . ,.:Mount. "Zion was ::the original
o „
Jebuusite. stronghold, captured. by,.
David
•`A
birds,hovering, so. will •Jehov
ahg 'of `,,hosts.. , protect " :Jerusalem."
Listen, to ,this, expansion of,the. meta
,, the hoverin : mother -bird ' in
•phot of . g'
In
re man and .one. of the: ;Psalms : "He shall' cover..
h . ''s 'they a Y
chariots
, ecau a •thee,w•th his feathers;'and under `his
• in 'horsemen .;bees. use they are•; very wwin s: ;:shalt thou' .trust " `"•He ,Will.
". :plains Of, Egypt.. g • •.
evel
• ell
strong. s pre p . protect and: deliver. it, ' he will. • pass
hadalways•'prompt,?d• that, 'almost tom Pfi 'end. • re' erve it' As the death,
ent •of • cavalry and the over , • p,
�°the``develoP.m . � 'f'. the.'
",not angel passed over the: o,
• '-mots .-But_the_y _look.. .,..,. , .. .. , ,.:
unt ,t ehar ., Is elites- inrEgypt,-marked -b1+- the. .
unto•,the f)oly One'' of Israel, zaether. .'door -
i' kled on
rn
' r'!. , � : si:ah° "s •;tot blond of 'the lamb sp
seek .Jehavah . � God to. Is } rad' ilio' not,•_sIa':; ,
i. y. __. .,i::_ posts ;anti. -lintels,, a-_.-__ Y
lifted u ; but he. us a
situp 6Vobar and ; p�. _ :`'irst=horn there, so' God,; spares• bis
.af .
he,.f
arm of ch4aracter, a ren-' and saves them from, _their
G child
he.'
Part and',.CleanlinesS. -He ts,.'t „
Y . .• 'do m.•
God of Ri hteousnes .
g
r
over boiling water 10 Q•mrnutcs o cess with yours. •First.of.all, .in
0•
•e thickens, : stirring con `tints' should ..be- urte :; cold ;and
until miittui t gredi q
stantl . ool. Add nut' meats. and'
y,
well. Prop. . by .SltoonfulS
•raisins. Mex•, w A p
utter -ed-- n "Baku 15 : minutes..
>bia-b; I�
r '350 degrees' F.).
in a moderate'. over („
Reniove;froini -pan • immediately. Mak
e's.'3 dozen.
. A H!NT -.
dig:
• i
-pins'
'i-bcariis and rolling 1
Baking -boards rg
snow-white, 1'f 'wiped over
vri11, dry.;:: s» iN.
in a saucer of'
with a•, •ciotli :dipped ,
sen mixed
with a
water that hes b
, hydrogem.
ids bf h g
'tablespoon , peter Y ,
..
A •.
, 7 C:ffP
y 'P!F.Itr"DC
• • Coin.' any. ';of 'r;
he:.�Salada .Tea P
T . • •: i e ions for -.:secur=
the f ollowing , sol;g st • . .
;rig the best results: iii. making'tea:.
MUTT AND :JEFF --
WINK AT to. WILL wA?
TAME riiAT ;AND TM15
AND, mese-.
must :be'' put: :together quickly. Chill
you roll it,, 'dip the
the .dough before: y.. P,
e ` , flour before cutting
cookie Scutt r in
then; in' a -.ht.
each. oakie: ,and :bake 9
oven.• ,
Elderly. People
1:Id rl PTpeonle, when On `a Holiday,
live a :regular.,
should take ,care, . to I 5
lint le life .without undue' exercise.
Mere harm., tlian 'good results from a
...in' letel .
strettuous :'fprtnight .which• co, p Y
goingfor.
�R ea1'�'":.Une-^out. Climbing, .,,
long walks, ,, bathing • .too •soon 'after.
are . all otentiar sources':- •if.
;a ,meal, are p
trouble to , the elderly' M1 oderation
should bo le w:atQlm'word.
Turn a unto i im •'.from whom ye
Y
have deeply'rew to ' O 'chi,dren• of.
n•' the
• er, ' .this.WAS
e
"Then, as
ev
Ira .,
`sum a d •substance of ;the prophet's
_teaching;*conversion; with that, all;
was ho e ;without it; all was -rear.
P
• that'day ” The day 'of 'the,.
)For;rn ,
'fall of the Assyrians at..the hand of
Jehovah, foretold: in the next...verse.
of self 'materrah'which are'•sometim
the ., round:.:
� olor .� to. g.
in • a.•: �digeren c . „
and metimes' edged;with >riet
shade so
al thread. Sheer materials ,woven + in.
also. and
'tucked effects are continuing a
reported to be. in' good.'demand for °
are. r p....
collars,..cuffs and sections' of, afternoon.
dresses. '
Vital'. Statistics
w York
Paul .Ita son ,fn the Ne
a�' of:: :minimizing •
Bywpe.�°•.
Fir.'st. `aym,ptom's' of senility •
a
Onq only'has to.. heed'•the sage
age` •
,Advice- of 'those' who •act.:their
;y`,keen.
••so
' on
t.b ,
a_
bit, d e
down
low
S
the machine,
On: overworking;
tru„ u r
"anstb`.'They ;shall cast oy every. 'man. his
'1- oers.
That is,, a ,
td
"f
vg'
o
•o s
e e,,
uld.
h�o
a� .tdos'o
' an idols of: shyer, .a •` g
In' that day the , Jews will . see how:'
vain was the :Asyrtans trust in their;
"W your ands. -have
idols. Which y h .
unto yoti for • a.. sin" "Dor" a;
tri de v
Made n s abiding,,
cans• "to be to you;•arr
ism means
cause 0
of guilt
and Punishm
ent,
"
"And the Assyrian shall fall by
the'.
the corm many of foolish statesmen'that
are forcing Judah.into..this: baleful
conne tion' with Egypt°"And against
G
the help"of"them'that work' iniquity"•
..
" and
Now -the l;gyptrans aie�:men„
not God: 'tlt, ,
'•' the' of Egypt
Nor' iliiPPed as a god,' and" the people
,,
of'Judah;were placing their trust in,
the .Egyptian s' if it were ;God'
a.. a rmYy'a•
and, not a set of weamortals.,.a .And
their '.horses • flesh,: and not ,spirit."'
the ,nobles. ,of Judah seeinedto rely:
h ryes as' -_if vthey
--en-the„ gYP E • .tiara o
supernatural beings, 'able' to;
were P ,. .:.
'. ' am anyfoe.' and sweep
char. e, g,st.,
g 4
he down. "And when Jehovah
,them
i e hit' nce,. ornnipote£ul:
shall.: etcerc s . P..w .
fillipg•the` warnings hc' has'` uttered.
p ro'het.' •""E'oth he that
byhi• psp .e,
eth ~.(Egypt) shell stumble, ,and li
that is'helped (Judah) shall fall, and.
they' shall' be consumed' together."
sword•.,.:not of 'titan." ' The. point ,of
this verse' is that; Assyria was-riiet to.
fall 'bY-the sword, of 'roan at ail, but
by the: swerd`of' God. "And 'the'
pword, not of: „men, "shall devour
destroy him . , "And
'' rd a ra
e 'shall��fiee frorur 14he. swo , nd his
h
n 'men shall`' become subject to;
young
' ;r; •.voung•.men of the
askwork• ,As'the.-y g.
t,
ort ";even the soundest ,mai '
t!
A y
Had better formulate•a plan;:.
•
•
the y.ears.,like:miser:s gold : -
;To hoard Y
' : ime'of' row,ingg, old
Against' Gh'e. t K.
g
At. l'eaat,; such, seems oto be the, gist;
I've read But I. insist ••
i ha
t
of w .
That •a l this talk of powers:• that fairly• ;-•
1 ,
Cd'nt• make rue.:eiinilate the' snail.
hose
:tali t
Statistics ,may, appeal • .
an repose,
ose,
Who •favor patience d: }' P
Still„ I .'refer:to think myself;•
.P
Nod quite' ready for; the shelf. ••
Ponce .de Leon 'may' have
lad
Some•; crazy nbtionst but the
Believe'd••his Magic. Fountain:aould,•'::
-lost' o
uth,•and .lustfhaod
iteiCew . Y„
whose hope, ran hig
Hontfr to Itfm.
•'' . `. can't say diel -
Such. •assuvance•
an celisof Mine 'can bear''
'These .mum
tear!:. ...
'ore•.' a of wear and .
�A, few. n? , y aabq • ,. ,.. • . .
• et the Grim•, lteaper',nitnd hismowidgl, ,.;
L ,
There's • time enough -•I 11.,keeP' on. g'ti
•mg,
Jeiki have "been :.ssubjected to slavery:
• "And lima rock; shall'pass away by.
reason of terror." '‘His .rock":: is
understood to mean the king+ -of As=
syria. "And;' his princess shall be dis•
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ARREsrHIM:
ME. WINKED
AT M .'Sr
OFFICER ' ar Jrr'Gi-1`i3
I s've. hof n CI$DIR ►N
SAW ,TME WOMnN-
NE.VEI? SAW IlettBGFoRG,E
VJGL1., TAKE , A Goob
English City. Elects'
Woman Mayor
•
land: -Councillor Mi
i htowler� ' a Conservative stein• " .am: L g ..
of •thTown•Council.for.'ten years'.
belt, ..ea ;r:..
was • unanimously elected :M
,ay o.r.
't osition"
the first wonra.rr tb•.'libld th d p
in• Halifax.
• By BUD .FISHER`
'cc Atl I�t.:
IN P „Y crofteNe., w.
A? PLEASk OeFtceR.
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