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"Let us have faith that right makes might, and
in that faith let us to the end dare to do our
duty as vx understand if Abraham Lincoln
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Alwavs Keadv io Strike!
EVERY ONE TAKE NOTICE
In 1913, $203,763,550 worth of property was des
troyed by fire. In 1923, the figure had mounted to
$535,372,782 and the estimate for 1924 places the
probable total at a new high pointr $545,810,639.
This is at the rate of ten millions and a half dollars
a week which can be represented by a row of ten
thousand dollar residences over four miles in length
set on fire and completely destroyed every seven
days.
. Because of their close contact with the fire loss
problem, the insurance companies realize more clear
ly than does the general public, the magnitude of the
yearly waste of material wealth and human life.
. As undenvriters, they view with alarm the re
sultant ever-increasing loss ratio, approaching 60 per
cent last year. Cooperation of every interest toward
conservation, with earnest coordination, constitutes
the best possible, and indeed, the only means, for
remedying a situation which is a discredit to an en
lightened people.
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m'mti-r f a ttrobtvm wMrta hr-wii Your qatMig.
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i . Ir I ll.i im full ml flat itkuriaT ai at .1 I.
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no priYlltkn ht.'Hr lii tile llvlnCatid Ilia rbitrcBaj
nm cr.'td In rlllerialn ilalea? a mluHim Tv
I have pin my quriiiiun anti n aiiuoi . iriiiix a rop
ine i1iif.iiiiu i iiiwiij. niii7 iinr, ii, rii-ppt lo ItjJ
in:, miii ar Kiiuuirti iikv iiitwii. . lauy ailoa brr
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I h.if. .riii'il on miMirrnuw uim-u eti.itiKh uf i9
. ,1 . Irii-mU In )ul WHAT and demand n ,ki
Hi., m tn do. Home are or uici opm- n rune. ()r(ft(!,i
I.m 1 bat If iiw'i nxiin In i.irllull)j , (
ll!ne ri:iir-Ueil. II Hnul'l ba Der-i Khe u
feiilr proper- wlillo othrra aro per
ferlly .ullil.ltlard
pt.-.e to trfka our youni men iliey
will ili nert u lrl wlin have mine liujmni an1 ki
In ti Inrarr rlty In try our link at a tno ,lth ktt
n'.esri ami uriirr oppnnunny. ann montha or aa? n
rrk thoe ho hara himna In whli h I, it other iin,
l.i i ntertiiln them. Wltnl are wa to other lrl ta j,
do let 1 hem ao? An autoiiinlille..rau about btam
helpa to aolra the ptiatla. Inn eery-haa plenty d ,ku,
n 1 na a fr. it in a proo- WHm lit-, ,J
; Iroahle lie
'..ti.d? Mr,
ilial. do lb.,;
j luui aiau o' a r
lie am a youttK lawver who had;
Jut runed pruetlrlnK In a amnll
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STATE FORESTRY
MK.N'L HI XT
' llrenkfn-.t
Melona Corn Flakes
I'ancakea with Kresh Jelly
t Coffee
l.uneliiMn
Rice and Tomatoes
Berries with Cream
Milk
Ilran Conk lis
Dinner
Beef Pot Roast
Butter Beans
fine sugar, one cup flour. Ik-at ten
yolks until IlKht. ;licn add th.' sucar.
then two UilileKpuons v. jt-r. a p-.ii'-h
of tialt. Sift one heaping lia(in
hakina: powder with the flunr. h! ir
In one-half the flour, then the whit.
or the eggs beaten stiff, then the
rest of the flour gradually. Ii:tke in
long, shallow hhiult linn well
creased. When donn turn oui on a
damp ton el on a bread hoard, rover
Potatoes top of cake with fresh Jelly and roll
Radishes : while wan.:.
Are )uu lha you,,
ilea yor, areal.
t..n mid hung hla Ign nul.l.le of , ba aiitprli'n
'" "' "'r 11 - nsnti- p dl.taite f ,
i.r A -trnm-er aim 1 alien in run-1 ihmk. he U prltj
uii nun aw ine mil ami " ar ll h her
Mv K "" ' gnne with ker aa.
-ign' lh.nl you see how 11 reo.l.' mjr b-lhalha
111 In oitr ftmt nanto - Alexander, j fnr tp niAn wi9J
.Mimroe. or atiatever ll t. " tltn. And. petkia
Oh. ye. I kn..w. aald Hie lawyer oilier boya fur lat
resignedly. "I.ul I don I exai tly like , for your but
'" "" " twite, Isn't free
wny not: a-a.-u tnr riirni. "It aura more deiSj
lookn nlK'it h-iij an It II. Whnt la 1 wlin nlinaa any W
jotir flr.-ii nniueT
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A MalM
Itjon.i g:ie.l at the new Irlpleta' iN-or- Mra. tiA
wtill fiiili.rly pri l.'. hut not a ittr!Klrl Of In. klul a
upl.relieiinlon In Ills eye. lo verthil ! ''P w"-l a ) '"t --!
leu.
Jelly Roll Tea
The state of Connecticut has taken a long step
forward toward forest planting and preservation of
existing forest wealth.
The nutmeg state, with no mountains, little hill
country and mostly stripped of its original woods,
appropriated this year $445,000 for acquiring state
forests.'
. That little New England state has the nerve to
select 25,000 acres of land suitable for forestry, and
aims to plant trees and redeem 200,000 acres of
woods.
Scientific forestry and fire protection for trees
should be made a vital issue in every state in our
country and the little New England commonwealth
is setting a fine example planting raw material for
its traditional wooden nutmegs. .
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SMOKELESS NATION FORECASTED
TOIUVH ICKCII'KS
Rlee and Tomatoes steam
llrnii ('(Mikit'M
A good homemade cookie
It is predicted that America will be the first na
tion to outlaw smoke, soot and ashes by using gas
fuel instead of solid fuel for heating processes in
shops and factories. It will be first to have its homes
Heated by gas, thermostatically controlled.
The increasing use of gas is an inevitable result
of modern demands for comfort and efficiency, to
svh-eh must be added the growing conviction that hu-
'uT mmS P1'01)fy ai'C SUffe,ing taxable dam
age tiom the smoke, i
The proRrcss of fuel conservation depends upon
ll progress of gas utilization.' The public is beiin
n.ng o see this truth and act accordingly The ga
industry has grown because it has saved coal laboT
and money for the public. ' '
It isn't intelligent to be ahead of your times. You
-an t make a nouch mmni i... .
' fc'uw y nowiing for
can t make
peaches.
Kfflit at nnv l.n.A nf th. - ...
gether one cup rice one quart tom.-!eBpecally , hcat
, toes one. large onion cut In plece,.jcn the kcon , o(f
one teaspoon sa.t one teaspoon . , , , ., , , , (
,gar. bteam ono hour. w, tMi,M
Cream together very t !i..r ;li l
I Ibi loi Koaxl A properly cook-!''" rl,n ,',!'" brown sugar, two egg.
,ed pol roast of any king means a ' " half eup i lioi ienliiK. Add two
meat that Is easily digested and that ! thirds enp .,1,1 strong eoff. e. ilu
can be sliced and served cold later teaspoons cinnamon, one-half tea-
ou. nesmes serving as the basis forj"P''" Klnger. one-quarlc-r te.1,,,,,11
several tasty dishes later when it is' "alt. three ru;it bran, one and one.
too far gone to slice further. A nalf "'Pi flour, three teaspoons hak-
jtnick piece of round steak or a;ln powder. Drop one lensponnrul
shoulder piece makes a good roast. al 'l'"e n well-oiled pan and hake
or a piece off the rump. Put a ln a moderately heated oven. A few
i tablespoon of fat- bacon fat or beuf K"nd nuts, raslns or dales may
jsuetinti, whatever utensil you arei"(l,l;d to the halter before adding
(planning to conk the meat in. Home " "our " desired. Sweet or sour
j housewives think nothing serves thenillk may be substituted for the cold
purpose so well aa an old-fashioned : eo'feo.
iron kettle, but I have lusted very
x""ii poi roasts that wore cooked 1
in a very modern aluminum ono. j
Put the meat in the hot fat after!
wiping It carefully with a wet cloth!
and brown thoroughly all over. Fry I
an onion in the fat und let It slm-l
mer with t,c r,)ll8l. stilk H f(,w,
'loves Into the meal. n,. a couple1
of bay leaves, sail and pepper, and a!
Itlllc hot water and let It .ook v..,i
"""" unul tender which will be I r'"";rson preached that lire i
or Ureo hours or longer, a,..11'1 ""'5' lo the wise,
cording to the slr.e of the roast. p0-l "Kt'cn f"" 'be nook and chimi
oes ,aV t.00keU n tho im,.,m i prudence. It wears a
pan the last hour of cooklnc ir an'' dangerous front-
,yoa wis), t ,,,, , te .. a, The violation, of the laws of n.v
(Chopped-up green pepper gives a nice! ",r'! hy ""r I'" decessors and
I flavor, or nillshr,w,mu i. . Contellllli.t':..-!, . . .
1 1 ., " "e anneai . " piiiiisiieu in
il to the gravy, or. If you nrefer also.
, thick toniuto sauce may be n,r,.H ' "n"
;over the meal when It Is m- ,niind lis
, . OH 1 .".V ...11 M (lOU
the platter. Instead of the brown m""""' "'"lle.tual and n,
gravy. To make the brown gravy. "nd nU, a violation on viol,,. Ion ,'
", " "'"""ipoons flour to 10 '""mound misery
man anfferlnr.
"rnl.upplly aliiinU no matt exiKis
who has nut in his own person be
come io some amount a storkholiler
In the aiu. and so made himself lia
ble to a share in the etplntlon."
our culture, therefore. Kmerson
argues, must not omit the arming of
the man.
"Let him hear in season thai he is
horn Into a state of war iwlth na
ture i, and that the cotiiiiionwealth
and his own well-being reiinro thai
he should not go dam Ing in the
weeds of peace, but allied, self
collected and neither delving nor
dr.adllig the thunder, lit hint take
le.ih reputation and life in his hand
and with perfect urbanity dare the'
gibblt and the mob by the absolute
tr;i!h nT his speech, and the rectitude
of his behavior."
i. mng panned a dark plcure. ll.( Ai;u. J,v . , ,;,.
Kn.erson , , some comforting Ne.s,-RoU.r. ., come ! ,",.1
..' , , Iwiir.lnndd re your gnlli. H ll(n '
." " "'' "'-nslon of vr lirt.r V
calatiilly ,e ,,-.! su ti'eplilile crinie "
hear, ,,, s,,. ,,ow l, k a nd Na- i Tbi, Is ,l,e cry being broadca., '
" r l as set the utmost Infliction ,,, fril.ml , r ,(,. .s,otl, wn .
darn I hi., l!,.i.,. ...,,... ....
W. rapidly approach a brink over almost Iwo years-fired ,h .,
l.bh nu enemy can f w: lhe;wl,l,h kll Joseph Maurer for
" " "lcre ' "cn a tiling, whose death Itu
the After Life. , ,llo
i who returns uaa.
"What are you thinking, dear," i " has. led ail
asked Mrs. HJnnea. softly. lie wans me lew
"Nolhing. dear, noihlng," be said ; lor not awat
fulteringly. "only. Ion'l you think bei kiihu be ltd
It would be wiser for us hereafter to!whirh Is ratherttq
build up our little fninlly on the In-' hen In puhHc.
atallinent plan?" i vice you ran tn!
my future.
The lundloril had at last agreed If you feel (u
to repaper several of the rooms ! be Biii'iarrat
"What kind of paper would you ' then I wou'd na
like?" ho Inquired, "something with j him. Hut mall
lUrge IlKures !,,,,
iie.iiieiiiy not!' nnswereil the ' makes no dlflcnw
tenant. "They would be a ronstnnl dom noticed,
temliider of Hie rent 1 have lo pay.";
Radios Eroadc&tting To I
Find Brother Of Scott
sell wus aenteni-ed
flliLllfn',
C'rt'n "
Trial Judge Family Man; !
Studied Hard for Scopes Case
pEBIST
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HBged 1
disease and ilef,,r...oi
r"fy the Infraction of
liquid in the pan when the
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taken out. ui. ... ... ' head h,i, ... ....
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ual.y add ho, waler. bH up. .,,. '"' makes lm ,.k , w"
onsiantly. s,raln an(1 ,ervo wflIl babies; lnsit). , M '
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