The Hermiston herald., May 12, 1927, Image 3

THE HERALD, HERMISTON. OREGON
Whitsuntide lr\
Rothenburg •
T H E W O RLD’S
GREAT EVENTS
ALBERT PAYSON TERHUNE
I® by Dodd. Mead
A Company.)
Von Molthe
ii C
NUMEROUS KINDS OF SALAD FOUNDATIONS
"Beware,
my son,
beware!”
IRE,” said Napoleon Hl's mln-
lster of war, “all Is In absolute
snre, the moat has been drained, save
for a pond or two, and peaceful gar­ readiness for the Prussian campaign,
"Stay away from
HE traveler In Germany who, at
dens and orchards grow where once down to the last button on the lust
Whitsuntide, la within reach of
gaiter
of
the
last
soldier.”
P e te rm a n 's! It
its turbid waters flowed. But the wail
Rothenburg o b-d e r-T a a b e r,
Now, this was one of the most monu­
is still there, repaired and complete,
has k illed y o u r
should set aside all other plans and the very towers where once the mental lies ever uttered,
and visit this perfect medieval-walled
Napoleon III was well aware that
whole f a m ily ! ”
arquebuses fired futllely at Tilly’s men
town to witness a unique festival, so at arms.
Europe distrusted him. He knew the
French were naturally restless, that
picturesque and so pleasantly divert­
" T A O N T walk through i t Don't
Moreover, the townsmen of Rothen­
on e roach gets a little powder on
they had had a long era of mllltary
ing as to have no equal In continental
I 9 sm ell I t D on't touch i t Go
his legs. Back to his nest he goes.
burg, with splendid appreciation of
glory, and that a few years of hum­
Europe. On this occasion the city
hungry for days first"
He crawls over the others and
their native place, have refused to lei drum peace might lead them to weary
does honor to the mun who took the
eggs. Every roach he touches
She’s r ig h t Peterm an's Roach
any modern Innovations creep Into the of him. So he went on the principle
biggest drink In all history, bur nonet
dies and disintegrates.
Food exterm in ates every roach
architecture or the city’s streets. that a war every (our years would
Thereby he saved the lives of Rothen-
In your house. N othing is left
When a house or a highway within keep them content, swell France's
H ere is the right insecticide
burg's town council and obtained
but a little dry d u s t
for each insect:
the walls needs repair, it is done in martial renown and make safe his own
mercy for his fellow citizens.
Som e housew ives m ake the
PETER MAN’S ROACH FO O D „ U r a l .
a way to preserve its ancient appear­ crown.
This Is the story:
Bate« co* krosu-he«.
m istake o f fighting cockroaches
ance. Rothenburg today looks as It
.
During the Thirty Tears’ war Roth­
In the first decade of the Nineteenth
PETEK MAN’8 ANT FO O D exterm inate«
with a spray. T h ose are the houses
must have looked long before Colum­
ant«.
century Napoleon (he Great had
enburg felt secure behind her great
roaches sta y in. T hey live down
bus discovered America. Indeed, parts
FLYOSAN k ill« flies anti m ogquitoe«.
wall, with her towers well placed for
crushed Prussia to the dust and hu­
behin d baseboards, un der the
PETERM AN'S DISCOVERY ex term i­
of the city date from two centuries
miliated her king. The son of that
d efense; with her wide, and at that before that time.
nate« bedbug«.
floors. N o spray can possibly
king was on the Prussian throne in
time very wet, moat; with her citi­
PETERM AN’S MOTH FO O D protect«
reach th em , o r their young, or
This fascinating town is the sort 1870 and the great Napoleon’s nephew
against
m oths.
zenry trained to arms and loving noth­
their eggs.
of place to drive an artist mad, since ruled France.
ing better than a good fight, and with
You
must
have a specific in ­
O
nly
a
pow
der
can
exterm
i­
every corner, every shop, every tiny
Bismarck, Von Moltke and other
s e c t ic id e fo r e a c h i n s e c t . N o
a garrison of professional soldiers, a
nate them . P eterm an's Roach
red-tiled house, is a picture. As for
sin gle insecticide w ill exterm i­
Prussian statesmen had foreseen
Swedish force sent to help the Roth­
Food is the rig h t powder. Just
the Rathaus, with its beautiful Renais­
nate them all. W e know that is
trouble with France and were well pre­
en burgers against the enemy. But
sance doorway in the inner court, the
Springtime Salad W ith French Dressing.
tr u e . W e h a v e h a d n e a r ly SO
pared for it, even if they did not (as
the city was besieged by no less a
Jakobsklrche, the Franciscan church,
years’ experience.
many think) secretly bring about the (Prepared by the United States Depart­
general than Tilly himself, who
the Burgturm, the romantic Toppler-
Just to give a “soupcon” or suspicion
m ent of A srlculturc.)
brought up his whole army of 40,000 schlosschen, and the small Gothic conflict France, on the other hand,
Salads at this time of the year ap­ of garlic flavor. Sorrel and other wild
was totally unready for any such
and swore to capture the town and
Kobollzeller church, built In 1472, with clash. Prussia's revenge for the slxty- peal most when the Ingredients ure greens usually eaten raw may be pul
deal with It as he had already dealt
its amusing double spiral staircase, year-old injuries was at hand. The chiefly crisp, uncooked vegetables,
In the salad.
with hapless Magdeburg.
which two persons can ascend at once overt occasion o f the Franco-Prussian bright with red slices of tomato, or
Tomatoes are generally scalded a
Tilly’s cannon battered at the walls,
2 0 0 Firth A ,« ., IX. ¥ . City
without seeing each other—all of these war was as follows:
minute and peeled before slicing for
whole radishes, set off by glistening
and the light artillery of the city's
can be, have been, and will be painted
salad.
Radishes
are
often
rut
in
such
towers w as powerless to silence the
Last C a ll
Queen Isabella o f Spain was de­ bits of green pepper or watercress,
G r e a t “ Teacher o f L a w "
again and again, for the delight of all
a way that the red skin turns back In
which contrast well with the paler
heavier guns of the besiegers; but
Leslie Eddy, elght-yenr-old son of
Gamaliel, the grandson of Hillel, a
those who find pleasure in medieval posed. The Spanish crown was of­ shades of lettuce, endive, sliced cu­ points, suggesting petals If you
whenever a breach was made and Til­ beauty.
fered to Prince Leopold of Hohenzol-
can’t get fresh tomatoes or radishes, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Eddy, who live reformer of the Pharisees, was him­
ly’s soldiers attacked, in hand-to-hand
lem , a relative to King Willlaid of cumbers, or celery. Winter salads
Ancient Torture Chambers,
use a slice or two of pickled beet or west of the city at the turn of the self a famous and liberal-minded
must
often
be
made
partly
of
cauned
fighting, they were beaten off by the
Below the Rathaus are torture Prussia. Napoleon III at once de­ vegetables and fruit, and with them
some
canned pimento for red color— Tenth street road, was out In the Pharisee, and “teacher of the law.”
Intrepid townsmen.
chambers and dungeons, without clared that such selection would de­ the tendency Is to serve a rich mayon­ but don't use both reds in the same fields Sunday evening with a crowd Among bis pupils wag Saul of THrsus,
Tilly warned the city that capture which no medieval town hall would stroy the “balance of power" and leave
snlad I Grated raw carrot brightens of city youngsters flying kites. At known later as Paul, and known today
was inevitable, and that the only sal­ be complete. The Rothenburgers did France exposed to Prussian attack on naise dressing. There Is a feeling of
at, St. Paul, the Apostle to the Gen­
up a green salad, and adds to the sup about seven o’clock the boy sighed.
vation of the citizens lay In •surren- nothing by h a lv es; so their dungeons east and south. He therefore de­ delightful freshness and daintiness
“What’s the matter, Leslie?" the tiles. In Acts 2 2 :8, It is stated that
ply
of
vltamlnes
for
which
the
dish
ier; but they would none of IL At and torture chambers are the last manded that Leopold’s candidature be about spring salads, with their gay
is especially valuable. Rutabaga tur father of one of his playmates asked. before Saul became converted to
King William meekly colors, crisp texture, and the zest of
"I guess I don’t get any supper to­ Christianity he “sat at the feet of
last one of the assailants’ cannon, by word In horror even now, though the withdrawn.
nip may be used In the sume way.
a
plain
French
dressing.
Gamaliel."
night,” he complained.
a lucky shot, exploded the Rothenburg rack and the Iron Malden have been obeyed. Utterly deceived by sucL sub­
Make French Dressing.
"Why not?"
powder magazine. Even then the removed. Criminals were executed mission, Napoleon went a step further
Numerous Foundations.
The bureau of home economics tells
Granulated eyelids, »tie«. Inflamed eyes
“Well, I Just heqrd the folks cnll the
doughty burghers refused to surren­ here by the sword as recently as 1804, and demanded a pledge from William
No rules for combining these salads
how to make French dressing. Use
relieved overnight by Roman Eye B alsam .
der, but with dauntless courage con­ in which year Bavaria stepped In and that no Prussian prince should ever can be given. Put together a little
the following proportions and make dog and he always eats last."—To­ One trial convince«. 372 Pearl St., N. Y. Adv.
tinued the hand-to-hand fighting. It revoked the city’s rights to deal out sit on the Spanish throne. William of this, a little of that—whatever you
nny amount you need : Half-teaspoon peka Journal.
promptly refused to grant so absurd can get. There are numerous kinds
was left to the garrison of mercenaries such bloody punishments.
H is O b jectio n
ful of salt, a few grains of cayenne,
a request and publicly snubbed the
to hang out the white flag.
T an ey H o ld s R ecord
papriku If desired, two tablespoonfuls
The civic pride of the old-time ambassador who transmitted It This of salad foundations available In city
“Rut, father, his Is such a fine old
Saved by a Huge Drink.
markets, such as escarole, romulue, or of vinegar, six tablespoonfuls of oil
Roger B. Taney, chief Justice of the family tree!”
Rbthenb.urgers was a splenQld thing.
was such an excuse as Napoleon had
Add vinegar sparingly <aind beat the Supreme court from 1836 to 1804, gave
“Yes. but he comes from the shady
Tilly was so enraged at the pro They dug down into their pockets and longed for. France at once declared chicory, in addition to lettuce. Use
Ingredients together until they are the oath of office to more Presidents side of It."—Sydney Bulletin.
longed resistance of the town that, built the Rathaus Just after a war tax war on Prussia (July 10, 1870) and some of these from time to time, with
well blended. If you have a cruet, or than any other man, points out Clif­
after he had taken possession of It of 80,000 guldens had been levied on rushed a body of troops to the Ger­ watercress for Its peppery tung,
chopped celery for Its flavor und crisp
other bottle with a tight stopper, you ford Raymond In an article In Liberty.
I hold every man a debtor to h is
and allowed the surrendering Swedes the town. They built the Jakobs­ man frontier.
texture, and now and then a few very
cau keep French dressing on hand all
profession.—Rncon.
to march out In safety, he summoned klrche, a high and handsome basilica.
So far, so good. B u t owing to graft thin slices of cucumber. Those who
the time, simply shaking the bottle
Constant association with a charm­
the members of the town council and In one of the chapels Inside this and incompetency, France’s army was
vigorously when ready to use i t ing personality sometimes reveals that
Man’s capacity for suffering In-
informed them that they were all to church Is the tomb of Heinrich Top- in wretched condition. Yet Franpe like onion may Include It in the form
Many people like a tablespoonful of It Is anything but deep.
creases os he becomes civilized.
be hanged. But, moved by the pleas pier, an even greater hero In Rothen­ went mad with patriotic zeal. The of large shaved rings, or as whole
of their wives and daughters, the con­ burg than Nusch. He was a burgo­ feats of the first Napoleon against spring onions with two or three Inches chopped pickle added to French dress­
ing for a salad of this type. If you
of stem. Or, lacking onion, rub the
master of the earlier days, for he
queror at length mitigated this sen
Prussia were recalled. Everyone ex­
use It, add It Just at serving time
tence and announced that he would died in 1408, and to him the town pected a triumphal march to the Prus­ salad bowl with a clove of garlic—
hang only four. He gave the council owed much of Its prosperity and many sian capital. The cry “On to Berlin I"
permission to cast lots to see who of of its fine buildings. There are two was on all lips.
Chocolate Pudding Old
CANNED RHUBARB
dice carved on Toppler’s tomb, be­
their number should die.
In contrast to this, Prussia's troops
Whereupon the undismayed council cause he cast dice for the city with were in splendid preparation. The
Favorite With Family
FOR WINTER USE
stood up and refused the marshal’s the Burgrave of Nuremburg and w on ! north and south German states (on
Of course the family enjoys a choc
When the traveler is weary of many of which Napoleon i n had been
’’mercy,’’ saying they would all live
olate pudding once In a while, espe­
or they would all die, but there would churches he will do well to go out told be might rely for neutrality or Fine Flavor Developed by cially If you can serve a little plain
be no lot-casting among them at Til­ Into the park and enjoy the views of even old) unanimously Joined Prussia,
or whipped cream with It, or a soft
Baking, Then Canning.
the town’s steep red gables, white be­
ly's bidding.
sinking internecine grievances In a
custard sauce. The recipe given here
At this point In the proceedings, a low in the valley may be seen Top- common ca u se; 477,000 men were mus­
by the United States Department of
by th» United State« Depart­
diversion was created by the appear­ pier’s own castle, where he used often tered, as against France’s 810,000. (Pr»p«r«d ment
Agriculture requires only one egg.
of Agriculture.)
ance of the town Pokal, the state to entertain his frield, the Emperor The German forces were divided into
The Ingredients are:
Sometimes a slight variation In a
Wenzel.
beaker, a huge three-quart glass, filled
three armies, which at a signal crept detail o t method in preparing a given
4 cupful« m ilk.
( le v e l ta b le-
After
a
visit
to
th<*
park,
a
walk
square« un ­
with the town’s best wine. Tilly and
•p oon fu la corn-
unchecked across the Rhine like a food makes considerable difference In
•tarch.
sweetened
choc­
his seven aides drank and drank around the city on top of the old wall huge three-headed snake, preceded by the flavor and quality of the product
14
tea sp o o n fu l
olate.
again. The Pokal went around twice Is In order. This may be reached by .a cloud of Uhlans, sweeping all before This is especially true with respect to
■alt.
H cupful «ugar.
staircases at the city’s giates. The them and striking at France’s very
and still It was not empty.
1 teasp oon ful
canning certain fu ilts and vegetables 1 eg g .
Unless you see the “Bayer Cross” on tablets you are
van illa.
Perhaps the wine softened Tilly’s wall has a roofed pathway some 4 feet heart King William was commander at home. While there are general
wide,
open
on
the
town
side
only.
The
If
you
have
do
unsweetened
choc­
heart 1 At all events, he cast a grim­
In chief, with Marshal von Moltke, the rules to be observed in connection
not getting the genuine Bayer Aspirin proved safe
ly humorous eye over the council and Spitalbastel, the great bastion at the peerless tactician, as his chief of staff. with all cannidfc, it is worth while to olate on hand, a very good pudding
can be made by using a tablespoon ful
by millions and prescribed by physicians for 25 years.
swore that if there were any man extreme end of the town, is an epitome The French armies, commanded by know what particular treutment will
of cocoa for each cup of milk. Mix
among them who could empty the of medieval defense, with Its 5-foot Napoleon III in person, made Metz bring out the best flavor in the product
the cornstarch and sugar thoroughly,
famous Pokal at one draft the coun­ walls, wide ramparts, and frowning their headquarters.
with
which
one
is
working.
and also the cocoa if you are using
cil would be spared and mercy would 'old guns.
On August 2, part of Napoleon’s
Rhubarb may be mentioned as an
As a last and pleasing touch, one northern army drove a handful of
It Otherwise, melt the chocolate In
be shown to the cltisenry.
example. While it Is entirely pos­ a pan over hot water. If melted di­
The proposal did not seem to offer should read the old Latin motto on Prussians out of the town of Saar-
sible to stew rhubarb and then can It,
rectly over the die, chocolate Is like­
much of a chance to the staunch pa­ the near-by Kobollzellertor, the most bruck. But thereafter Prussia acted
. Accept only “Baver” package
it has been found that a much finer
triots, even though the Rothenburgers picturesque of all the city's g a tes:
ever on the offensive. The French, flavor Is developed If the rhubarb Is ly to scorch. Combine It with the milk
which contains proven directions.
and
salt
In
the
double
boiler.
Pour
“PAY
INTRANTIBUS
were supposed to be as good drinkers
Individually, fought like heroes, but first baked and then canned. The
ITandy “Bayer” boxes of 12 tablets
SALUS EXEUNTIBUS”
as fighters; but at last one brave soul,
they were no match for their stalks are washed and cut into half­ some of this warm milk Into the
Also bottles of 24 and 100—Druggists.
cornstarch and sugar. Retara to the
ex-Burgomaster George Nusch, said he which may be translated as “Peace to stronger foes. In two armies France’s
inch lengths. One-fourth us much
Aarplrln Is tbe trade mark of Bayer Manufacture of MonoacetlcaeMeater of Sallcylicacld
double boiler, stirring until thick
would make a try, and Intimated that those wfio enter; safety to those who Incompetently commanded, 111-equlpped
sugar as rhubarb, by measure, Is add­
If he failed he’d Just as soon be depart”
forces were hurled back and pre­ ed and the rhubarb Is baked until ten­ ened; then cover and cook for about
C ould Go N o H ig h e r
Test Y o u r B rain
20 minutes. Beat the egg until light,
hanged drunk as sober.
vented from uniting. One of these
After the last game of the 1924
der, In a covered dish. No water is
The
“ask
me another” fad Is tha
and
nfter
pouring
the
hot
pudding
The keeper of the town cellar re­
armies was led by Bazalne, for­
Told Them Something
added. The cooked rhubarb Is then
Into It, heat well agnln. Thia gives world’s series, which was played In first definite successor of the cross­
filled the beaker, and George Nusch
mer conqueror of Mexico; the other
packed hot into hot Jars, and proc­
the pudding a light, fluffy texture Washington, Bucky Harris—youthful word puzzle. Conversations over­
lifted it—and drank—and drank—and
About Fence Building by MacMahon, afterwards president of essed
for five minutes in a hot-water
Add the vanilla and pour at once Into manage/ of the Washington Senators heard In public conveyances Indicate
drank—and drank. One quart, two
France.
Bazalne
was
successively
Quite a crowd was gathered round
bath. By a hot-water buth Is under­ a wet mold and chill thoroughly. This -«-was hustled Into a taxi to Join the that many of the “ask nie's" are as
quarts and a half, three quarts— the stove in the grocery. As Bill beaten at Courcelles, Mars-Ia-Tour and
stood any covered vessel of sufficient
could also be used for the filling In a municipal parade. Presently (Bucky intriguing ns tbe puzzles over which
down it went to the very last drop I Tompkins concluded his ta le -o f his Gravelotte (August 14, 16 and 18)
depth for the Jars or cans, when set
chocolate
''Washington" pie, which Is tells the story In Ills book, "Playing enthusiasts worried far Into the night.
And with the last drop Nusch fell wonderful achievements In fence build and was penned up In the city o f Metz.
on a rack or false bottom, to be com­ really not a pie but a two-layer cake. the Game”), the taxi was held up by “It’s always a challenge to try one
lenseless at the feet of the conquer­ ing, there came a lull in the conversa­ MacMahon moved forward to aid him,
a traffic policeman.
pletely Immersed while processing.
more, and If you want to find out Just
ing general, while a cheer went up tion. It was very evident that all were but on September 1, was surrounded
“Only the President can get by how little you know, have some onu
What Is called the “hot pack” Is now
from those he had saved from- the deeply impressed by Bill’s recital, for at Sedan, and next day was forced to
Why Sweets Are Harmful
here,” said the cop.
start ‘usklng,’ " a fan said.
considered by the United States De­
hangman’s noose.
silence Is to the soap box orator what surrender with forty generals, 4,000 partment of Agriculture the best
"Man, I got, Bucky Harris In this
to
Children's
Teeth
lesser
officers
and
84,000
men.
It Is gratifying to relate that applause is to the politician.
Sweets may be harmful to children's bus!" the driver came back.
Easy G oing
Napoleon III, who was with MacMa- method of canning for all vegetables
Nusch came to presently and suffered
Finally the silence was broken by an
"Why didn't yon say so first?” the
and
a
number
of
fruits.
Certain
teeth
In two very different ways. In
Mr.
Gump—
Your shoestring's un­
so ill effects from his draft
hon’s
army,
was
also
captured
and
old character known as “Wrinkles."
fruits may be packed cold If boiling
the first place, children who have the traffic man protested. “On your wny I" tied.
Tilly was as good as his word—
“Wall," said he, “that thar was packed off a prisoner to a German sirup Is poured over them In the con­ habit of eating a great deal of sweets
“Then I knew," adds Bucky, “that
Mr. Layzee— I know It, but I never
nearly. He spared the Rothenburgers’ some fencin’—leastwise toy these days. fortress. At news of his capture and
I had reached the top."—Kansas City bother with 'ein after supper—too neur
lives, but he made them pay him heav­ But let me tell you that if you want the disgraceful failure of French arms tainers and the processing Is contin­ In the form of large amounts of sugar Times.
on cereals, or as desserts, or as candy
bedtime.
ily In cash for his leniency, and he to know anything about fence making, rage and mortification seized all ued for 20 minutes or more, according
turned the town over to his soldiers you want to ask some of us old fel­ France. Napoleon was deposed; his to the product Rhubnrb may also be between meals, are very likely not to
A cco rd io n ’s C en ten ary
A d v ic e N o t F o llo w ed
for a week of looting and pillage. But lows. Why, back in '68, when me and wife and son were compelled to flee canned In this way, If processed 20 get the building foeda they need. Chll
The Etude says that tbe accordion
George Nusch had won a place In his­ Dick Potter was working for the rail­ secretly to England; and, September minutes, but the other method, In dren who have acquired a taste for
"W liat do you think fath er said
which the rhubarb Is baked without
candy and sweets nre not so fond ot Is this year celebrating Its centenary, when I told him of our engagem ent ?’’
tory and In the hearts of his country­ road, the boss sent us out one morn­ 4, a republic was proclaimed.
On September 19, the Germans be­ water and packed with only the sirup cereals, eggs, milk and simple vege though It was not till 1829 that Datn-
“Give It up, dear!”
men that well deserves the annual ing to build a four-board fence along
lan produced the perfected Instrument
"That's exactly what he did say I"—
Whitsuntide party the city stages for both sides o f the right-of-way, and, sieged Paris. On September 28 Ba developed by the baking, is better fla­ table dishes which are not highly sea
soned.
These
foods
are
very
neces
In
Vienna.
vored.
him.
Stray Stories.
sir, by quitting time that night we bad salne surrendered at Metz. The latter
sary In the diet, because of the cal
Farmers' Bulletin 1471-F, “Canning
Re-enacted In the Pageant
made so much fence that it took us city, snatched from Germany in the
dum they contain. The calcium bulldr
Fruita and Vegetables at Home,” gives
This Is the pageant of Whitsuntide three whole days to walk back to days of Charles V, once more was held
the fine points In handling Facli of the good health and good teeth.
which the tourist must not miss. Each where we started from.*—Philadelphia by Its original masters. Paris fell
In the second place, children wh<
after a long and gallant sieg e; armies products commonly canned at home.
year some thousand or more of the Ledger.
eat aweeta may have acid saliva In
It may be obtained, while tbe supply
sent
to
relieve
It
were
beaten.
France
town's inhabitants don the costumes
the mouth, caused by slight fermcn
was at Prussia’s mercy. On March 1, lasts, by writing to the United States
of 1881 and re-enact the whole drama
Shake Honda With Self
tutlon of tbe sugar In solution around
Department of Agriculture at Wash
1871,
the
victorious
Germans
entered
of the siege, the capture, and the
Aged Couple, Suffering Acutely from Rheumatism, Neu­
When you meet a friend, why not
the teeth. In time, this acid saliva
lngton, D. C.
emptying of the Pokal—with the ex­ shake hands with yourself instead Paris; passing through the mighty
tends
to
affect
the
ennmel
covering
of
ritis and Indigestion, Find Q uick and Permanent
ception that the George Nusch of to­ o f clasping the other's hand? The Arc de Triomphe, which had been
Hie teeth. Furthermore, sugar In the
erected
to
commemorate
the
martial
Relief in Tanlac and Praise It Highly
day doesn't have to drink the whole Ohio Health News makes the sugges­
R em edy fo r W ot C e lla r
mouth serves as a good food for bac
three quarts. It is all done with su­ tion, urging adoption o f the Chinese triumphs o f France; thus adding a cli­
"From
the
day I was fortunate
lerla
which
are
norrnnlly
present
In
Drainage is the surest and often the
enough to line up with Tanlac," says
perb accuracy of detail, with spirit, method of handshaking as a hygienic max to perhaps the grimmest irony In simplest remedy for a wet spot In the (he mouth. As the bacteria multiply
the
annals
of
warfare.
Mr. Emil Langhans, ex-cavalryman
gusto, and rare histrionic power.
measure. Many infections are trans
and retired customs official, "it has
The provinces o f Alsace and Lor­ cellar. From a nearby depression or In number, the chances for decay In
It would not be possible, o f course, mitted through the medium o f /land
ditch
lay
four-inch
drain
tile
to
and
crease.
Recent
knowledge
of
month
kept my health and strength up to
to give this drama as it Is given, were shaking by the American method, raine and an Indemnity of «1,000.000,- along tbe outside bottom of tbe cellar hygiene Indicates, however, that poor
highest standard."
not Rothenburg itself still very much while the- Chinese custom obviates 000 were exacted by the conquerors— wall, thus Intercepting the ground-wa
Sitting in his comfortable home at
diet
has
by
far
the
greatest
Infiuenct
a fairly cheap fee for curing France
as it was in medieval times. To be this danger.
2219 107th Avenue, Oakland, Calif.,
on poor teeth.
ter before It seeps Into the cellar.
Of Napoleonlsm I
Mr. Langhans told how Tanlac had re­
built strength and vigor for himself
and hischarming wife. “Tanlac worked
When fresh fruit Is high, canned
HOUSEHOLD NOTES
Painting Worth Fortune an offer, said to be fan,!*» (£120,000)
Blood-Sacking Spider
wonders for my wife,” he said. “She
for the portrait from the British tress
tomatoes are a good substitute. Three
suffered from high blood pressure,
The huge and hideous bird-eating
ary, which will preserve It for the
servings a week are none too many.
Clean
by
taking
the
dirt
away,
not
neuritis and general run-down condi­
spider now at the London zoo. which
Buying some odds and ends a few nation.
• • •
by scattering it to settl« again else­
tion. Tanlac relieved her.
do one dare handle except bla keeper,
years ago from a workman who was
The
little
fried
cubes
of
brem
"I had sciatic rheumatism —suffered
whoee Immunity to venom has earned where.
excavating ruins at Kllmalnhara castle,
for five years with it —so that I could
• • •
called croutons, which are served will
Atihit
him the nickname of "Scorpion Bill,”
a young Dublin grocery store employee
sleep
but little, on account of the pain.
Make all the family help by leaving soup, may be made of odds and end’
A Florida paper tells o f a Ken was a stowaway. Thia spider, which
Kidney trouble, indigestion and loss
found among them a dirty piece of
opportunity to praise Tanlac."
tucky man who received a government catches and sucks the blood of small things where they belohg and In good of bread.
of appetite had reduced my strength
Old and young, from coast to coast,
canvas painting, which, after cleaning,
s e e
«20 check by mistake, cashed It and blrda, not only bites with total re­ condition.
unite in praising this famous remedy
to • low ebb.
showed the features of a boy. Some
• • •
then explained that be bad read that
A slice of raw potato will remov-
"Since taking Tanlac my health, as
of nature. Made of roots, harks and
time after be showed -his canvas Io the per capita wealth of the United sults, hut 1« covered with red bristles
D« heavy cleaning a tittle at a time mud stains from finely woven blarl
her!«, according to the exclusive Tan­
well es that of m y wife, has been re­
ilch sting tor wnrae than nettle«. It
an expert, who declared It to be a
markable. Though I am retired, I
lac formula, it is an amaaing tonio
States was «20 and thought the gov- waa found by • Catford fruiterer In « to avoid tbe hard work and discom­ silk. The starch from the potato ths
genuine Romney painting of Lord Naf-
could resume my old work any time.
medicine. All good druggists sell Tan­
remains on the cloth may be brush*
forts of the old-fashioned spring and
bunch of South
aon as a boy.
No rheumatism—nor kidney trouble
lac. Get a bottle todayl Over 40
toll bouaedeanlng.
off easily after It dries
million bottles sold.
—In past two years. I never miss an
(Prepared by the N ational u e o c rapàio
Society. Waahln*ton. D. C.)
T
SAY “ BAYER ASPIRIN” and INSISTI
DOES NOT AFFECT THE HEART
Oakland G. A. R. Veteran
and Wife Regain Health