South Bend News-Times, Volume 39, Number 6, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 6 January 1922 — Page 16

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tho tat.y mlxturf-, onu cupful of moI.'i.H, half a cupful of ?UTar, a teafpoonful of flour and a tahk-.-poon-fal of butter, bf.at well and add p. t--iFpoonful of vine. era r. I'our Into tho crust, lattice the top 1th thin strips of crurt and bake 20 minute ia a medium, oven. Id- I'nddlnz. ""hoi Fix ounces of suet fir." Rnd rdd thrers-rjuarters of a pound of Hour, a hilf-tfap-poonful of salt and

Gives Storv of Return of Leader to Russia.

rrants,who wanted to return to' Russia, and lns!t!r.ff that during their pasxasre, the OertrAn rovemnvent should not Attempt to enter into communication ivith them. "On our eile." Radek asserted, "we promised to do everything fcr lightening the pcsitlon of German prisoners of war In Russia and also to expedite the return of German invalid from Russia to Germany. "After a little time, tho Gorman government agreed to our conditions. Of course. It was quite clear to us that tho German government intended to speculate on this eplrod reckoning that after our arrival In Russia we would work for

cace. Hut this conjecture interestd us very little for we knew that

i if. jn Russia, the revolution took a

proletariat turn then Its influence would tell far beyond tho confines of liupsia." The party, eays Radek, had an escort of German officers and. when it halted at railway stations, secret agents Furrounded It to keep the German eoldlers and other persons

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RIGA. I-atvia, Jan. 5. Karl Ra

dek, th Bolshevist writer and prop-1 away

atrandist, has published an article in,v;ki the Moscow I'ravada'n edition celc-i The returning emigrants were so brating the fourth anniversary of hilarious that Lenlne had to take the Lenlne revolution In which Ra-1 over executive authority and brine; dek denies the widely-circulated ; about some order. Ktory that the Bolshevik revolution j One attempt was made while the In Rutvda was financed by German j train waa passing through Germany, gold. m j ays Radek, to sound out the parJtadek's article Is devoted to aty on the question of working foi do?cription' of the historic return of ( peace with Germany. Thl3 was Nikolai Ixnin from Switzerland j made, he declares, by a Germaij through Germany to Russia in the who said he wanted to greet the spring of 1 D 17, with the permission ! Russians in the name of the Cenof the German govcrnm-ent. This.tral Commission of German Trade was the beginning of the revolution i Unions but Radek believed he was

and of Russia's withdrawal from acting in behalf of the German

the war. Radek asserts that Iv?nine and his party of 40 f-ent an emissary to the German minister in Switzerland asking free passage for all eml-

povcrnment. The Bolsheviki, Radek says, refused to deal with him.

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We are to remodel our store soon and we must make room for the workmen by reducing our stock. Hence our remarkable offer Special reduced prices throughout the store during our January Sale, and any article, value to $50, will be delivered for

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DRESSERS

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mirror, roomy drawers. 542 value

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Size 9x12, 9 wire Brus scls, $30 values

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