The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-03-12
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STIR the thick and creamy batter, heat
red-hot the ready platter.
Put tho well-yreased griddls on and see
the nre Is burning bright
I'll be waiting at the table long before
you cooks are able
To turn out for ma starter on my
breakfast that IL right
rye q void that's simply aching. 10 please
set about your baking,
For 20 satisfy my hunger quite O little
pile Il takes.
IT'S no Diet to be scorning on cold and
frosty morning
Is fragrant, hot and steaming, we'll
Drowned batch of buckwheat cakes'
That's my good old winter staple, win
the syrup OF the me- ple-
Sweeter than Hyblaean honey TO my
simple Yankee taste,
Bring on, say, ifteen OF twenty-just De
sure to bring me plenty
And I'll guarantee that none OF then'
WIFI need 10 30 to waste.
Yes, my appetite is hearty; compose
good-sired party
When Il comes 10 this, myself; my fnst
takes time before IL breaksl
SO, II you desire TO please me, with delay
you will not tease me,
Please get busy with your baking OF
that pile OF buckwheat cakes.
Ahi I thought in time ia get EN- No, i
don't care where you set 'em
Just 30 you kindly put 'em somewhere
not beyond my reach.
Now, II you will pass the butter NOT an
other word I'll utter:
I'll proceed 10 make hole wnile you
prepare to mend the breach,
This is what I call good living. ] grow
milder. more forgfving.
with each mouthful. Nothing ! know
more full up and thankful makes
Me. al least. or more knd-hearted, than
when get fairly started =,
On a fragrant. hot and steamins. we'll
Drowned batch OF buckwheat canes'
Chicago News.
Margaret GiiIen. q patient AT the 81
Joseph's hospital. was sent TO the state
hospital for the insane by Judge sweet
hand today.
Hose IL responded to a still alarm at $50
O'Clock last night for fre at IL Dean
street A burning match thrown upon
lounge. started a small blaze.
Edward Hall pleaded guilty In the
Sixth district court today TO the charge
OF dealing In impure milk. hne OF ."
and costs was imposed. Hall setueo-
COMPLAINT was made at tho Second sta
ton last night that at 6 O'Clock In the
evening several small boys threw stones
az passenger cars as the latter were pass
ing north of the Corliss Engine WORKS
James CaIlac, OF 81 Atwells avenue, re-
ports that while he was asleep at that
house Tuesday night a young man enter
ed his room and stole go. so from his pan
falcons pocket. Callao lodged With the
police such information as will probably
lead to the arrest Of the thief.
The East Side and North End residents
have been considerably annoyed this win
ter by thefts Of clothes that had been
hung out TO dry. Saturday Frank Rogers
stole 50 cents worth OF washing belonging
to Nora Brennan. which he sold for ~
cents. This morning Judge Sweetiano
began to give heroic doses OF Justice TO
these clothes line thieves. imposing SEN
tence of $50 and costs. which Rogers must
work out.
Charles Carroll James Milan. william
Kilday. stephen Hart and Alexander SOM
merville, small boys. were before the
sixth district Juvenile court today
charged with having maiiciousiy broken
window glass in the Miller Iron com
pany's building at olneyville. The boys
stood on one side OF the railroad tracks
and by throwing stones at the building
caused damage TO the extent OF u.3. Car
roll pleaded not guilty and will be tried
next Tuesday. The others were placed
on probation until June Q.