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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-12-08
nine MILLION
FOR INDIANS
SUPPLY MEASURE INTRODUCED
IN THE HOUSE.
Big sum FOR SCHOOLS
Educational Item In Bill Calls for
Nearly -Four Mil
liOns,

by Associated Press,
Washington, Dcr I-Carrying a
total Of $S,16O,9j5, the indian appro-
piiatlon biz, the first of the supplies
measures that this session Of con-
grcss was reported to the House to-
day boy Chairman Burke of the COM
mttco ON Indian affairs
The amount exceeds the former os-
innate but is less than the total for
Indian service for che current fiscal
year.
The larger items are. Survey and
allotment work, reimbmsublc in part
$215,0OO; irrigation system on indian
reservations and ait ullotmcnts, $780,
600; irrigation projects, rcmbursable,
$G25,OOO; supprcssing liquor traffic
among Indians, $4,000, ana pay of
Indian police, $2OO,OOO; relief Of dis
trcss among Indians ana for prcycn-
tion of disease, 100000; support and
civilization, including purchases of
goods ana supplies. S93i,5OO; educa-
tional purposes, approximately 49,
100000; provision for treaty stipula-
tons, other than Educational, {996,-
$50.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-12-08
MOONSH|NFRS GO
OVER TO GUTHRIE
but NEWBERitY BROTHERS
CLAIM THAT HUNTERS STOLE
THEIR PUMPKIN WHISKY.
Special 10 the World

Special 10 the World
Pawhuska, Okla, Dee. 7.--Anoth-
er moonshine dlstillery and It's al
legged operators have been captured
The outfit, which produced about fif-
teen gallons of fire water day was
found In "A nearly inaccessible raylne
IN darkest Usage County, about eight
miles east OF Wyomina ana four miles
from any human habltatlons. Off
GERS John Freeman. Wiley Haines and
Jim Byrges made the capture and
arrest.
The alleged moonshners' names
ure Ben and John Newborry, recently
from the moonshne mountains of
Kentucky They made different
kinds Of whisky, It is sald some out
OF corn and some out OF pumpkins
and perslmmons. II appears that
hunters and prospectors were the
main patrons Of the Illicit whisky fac
tory and the Ncwberry brothers are
alleged to have said that "some hun
ers stole all we had on hand when
you fellows caught us,"
The crude apparatus was taken to
the sherlff's office Ia Pawhuska and
the moonshiners were taken to the
federal Jail at Guthrie.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-12-08

Special 10 the World,
Guthrie, Okla, Dee, state
charters have been issued as follows:
Kathleen oil company Of Tulsa;
$4,000 capital; incorporators. =. j.
white OF Tulsa; II. +. and n. w, Sin
clair Of Independence Kus.
Western National OH company OF
Tulsa; 10000 capital, lucorporators
- c. aud Dencle II. Stobblns OF Tulsa;
George NJ. Canterbury of Kansas
city Mo.
Roland Garment Manufacturing Co.
Of Oklahoma CitY 10000 capital;
incorp0rators, Edward Creak, r. g.
and r. j. Boland.
Pawhuska Gin company. OF Paw
huska; $500 capital, incorporators
r. w Farrar, A. N. Ruble. G. w
stephens, y. B. Payne and A. -
BudlOng.
Fidelity Association (roalty) OF
Oklahoma City; $1,000 capital; in.
corporators--W u. Short, Jean s
Boynton. Ralph u. Haley and c. +
PritChard.
American Hosiery company, oi
Oklahoma CITY, changed name Ia
oklahoma Hosiery company
Gustave A. Erixon, of Guthrie
named state agent for the Flesch.
man company OF Cincinnati Ohio.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-12-08
Conpronlsc Near.

oklahoma city okla, Dee. T.
The prophesed compromise between
the administration and state senate
started today when Haskell, In spe-
clal message to the Legislature rec
ommcnded the sale of section OF
school land three miles north Of the
city to be converted into the capital
site. following its sale A bill was In
toduced 10 that effect.
II is contemplated that an Okla
homa City corporation shall be or
vanlzed which win buy the land and
convert II into lots 10 be sold to raise
money to insure the erection of a
free capital Senator Thompson to-
morrow viii introduce another bill
providing for the location of a per-
manont capital at oklahoma city
Another message from the Cover
nor today recommended the apoint'
mcnt of joint committee of the two
houses to ascertain the approximate
amount OF money necessary to be ap'
prcpriated for the several state in
Gtitutlons.
4 memorial TO congress was intro
duccd In the house urging adequate
and immediate remedial legislation
for the civilized tribes"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-12-08
WILSON DENIES
| USE Of BRIBERY
WITNESS IN LORIMER INQUIRY
SAYS NO MONEY OR RE
WARDS WERE PASSED.

By Associated Press,
Washington, Dec. 7.---Robert L.
Wilson, state representative OF 1lli-
nois. denied that he had given money
or anything OF value to any member OF
the general assembly Of that state.
either TO influence or to pay for a
vote for william Lorlmer for United
states senator
Wilson appeared before tho senate
subcommittee In response to u sub
pocna. He said that he had gone TO
ST. Louis In June, 1909, not to dis
tribute money to the Illinois Demo-
Gratis In return for votes for Lorimer
( but to arrange for a banquet 10 be
given IN honor OF Lee O'Neil Browne.
the Democratic leader, After cross
, examination by A. S. Austrian. attor-
ney for the Chicago Tribune, the witt
ness was turned over TO Judge Ell
bridge Hanecy counsel for Senator
Lorlmer.
"Dld YOU give White. Linke, Bocke-
meyer, lIolstlaw or any other member
OF the general assembly money or any
thing else Of value at any time. to
vote for Lorlmor9" asked Hanecy.
/ Absolutely no." said Wilson.
The witness gave like answer 10
question ny to whether he had given
anything as n reward for vote that
had been east.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-12-08
ANSWERS CALL OF BABY.
Abscondlng Bank Teller Returns u
See New Arrival

by Associated Press
New York. Dec longing to
hold In his arms his baby which he
had never seen, brought Walter A,
Hall, defaulting bank teller. back
to New York and prison, He sur
rendered today, confessed to the
theft OF $4,000 from the Herald
Square branch of the Greenwich Bank
and was remanded for sentence.
Hall, aged "a years, fled from New
York last July and wandered about
Canada, betting on horse races. When
he heard that n baby had arrived,
longing to see the child made the
exile miserable and when he could
resist no longer the impulse to re-
turn to see the baby, ho came back
to New York. Hall surrendered SlG-
GOO
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-12-08
TWO FINGERS GONE CLUES.
Mutllutcd Members of Hand Caused
Arrest of Two Men.

By Associated Eress.
California, Mo-, Dec. Two bad
~ mutilated fingers found in the
ruins of burned store at Upton
Mo-, nine months ago, today caused
the conviction of Gustave f. stein
kraus, in Circuit Court here for ar
son. lie was sentenced to two years
in the pententiary
IN March of this year, the store
conducted by Steinkraus aud David
Greer was burned. Suspicion that
the fire was of lncendinry origin was
not aroused until detectives en-
plcyed by the insurance company
found two mutilntod fingers in. the
ruins. An investigation followed and
It was learned that on the night OF
the fire. Greer had been Injured and
lost two fingers,
The arrest of the men followed
Greer also faces q charge Of arson
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-12-08
Bad WHISKEY Is
HARD ON MEMORY
GRAND JURY WITNESS TELLS
JUDGE BARNUM THERE ARE
MANY INVITATIONS.

Special To the World.
Okmulgce, Okln., Dee, 7,-Thc
grand jury In session here because Of
the constant Violation of the prohlbi-
tory law sent word to Judge Barnum
this morning that one OF the Witness
es would not talk, and the court or
dered the jury and the witness In
question, Matt Krucger Of llcnryotta.
into court.
Foreman Mckee OF the Jury eX-
planned that the witness admitted that
he had been drinking for ten years
and had bought what was sold for
whlskcy at "all the places" but that
he was unable 20 remember soli-
tary particular place where he had
bought II. He also told US that he
had been on the water wagon" for
come time. but later had to admit
that he had bought pint Of whiskcy
on his way 10 testify before the grand
jury and had taken drink of II be-
fore entering the jury room. But he
was unable 10 tell where he had
bought IT. he had another lapse OF
memory, said Mr. Mckee
On being ordered to explain by the
court, Kruger said that he was un.
willing to testify under oath that he
had ever bought whisky In this count,
because one could never tell whether
It was whisky or not There are 50
many things sold for whisky In Ok
,ahoma that would never swear tha
any OF II was whisky" said the wit
1 ness
Judge Barnum cautioned him tina
! he had better not be 80 particular OF
he would have to 80 to Jail, and HI
ordered the man to go before thu
igrand jury again.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-12-08
"CATCH-EM ALIVE"
RESIGNS POSITION
TIRING OF WAITING FOR AUDI.
ENCE WITH WICkERSIiAM,
ABEIRNATlIY QUITS.


by Associated Press,
Washington y. c. Dec 7.--'Catch
En- Alive" Jack NDernathy Is no long
cr United States marshal for Oklaho-
ma. lie came here today und re-
signed to Attorney General Wicker
sham.
Abernnthy came east on leave OF
absence to answer charges against
him and TO see Attorney General
Wlckershum. There was n great rush
OF congressional callers and the mar
shal was kept waiting all morning.
After demanding several times to
see the. attorney general, Alternately
got tired OF waiting, wrote out his
resignation. presented II TO Frank
Cole, understands private secretary
and stalked out.
The marshal announced that he was
going to New York where he would
see Roosevelt.
"rvc got business there he said
but OF course I'll see the colonel
didn't wait 20 seo the charges against
me. but I've got an idea OF what they
are. and II such charges make me In.
competent ! don't want the job"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-12-08
COMPROMISE IN
CAPITAL fight
CHANCES FOR PUTNAM CITY
SITE GO \ GIIMMERING,
TWO HASKELL MESSAGES
Governor Starts Bd Rolling 10 Bring
About AN Agreeable
Measure.

Special To the aNOflu.
oklahoma city, Okla Dee. -
Chances for selection OF the Putnam
caplml site are very remote, judged
from today's developments
Following GWernor lluskcll's
statement to the senate and capital
committee last night that he would
sanction thdr selection OF n ic,
Haskell submitted two messages to
the legislature today endorsing the
idea Of a joint legislative committee
to report ON capital site at the reg
u.ar session.
The second message recommended
the enactment Of law authorizing
the sale Of the school land section i'm
mcdlatcly north Of the center of Ok
luhrma Clty's business district and
three miles distant,
10 vltallze the second message the
senate capital committee introduced n
hll in the senate this afternoon, au-
thorizing the school land commission
crs to sell the section after II reap
I'Ahl0illl'.uA J ~ 'lAl W. i''N" i'NS
meut in lump sum, instead of by an
nual nstallments, as customary In
school land sales.
Assub-cOmmlttCc of the senate cap
ital committee Is working on the cap
ltal bill and IT VIII be reported with
In forty-eight hours probably as n
committee substitute for the house
bin
This bill will he as unrecognizable
as the house measure, according to
members Of the senate. and Will take
from the governor and capital COM
mittec any power in selecting the site
Governor HaskelEs concession to
the senate committee Is taken Ia
mean that the Putnam site has been
abandoned of necessity. | NJ. Put
nam. president Of the Putnam Com
pany, himself went before the senate
committee yesterday in support Of his
proposition. Members stated after
ward that he could guarantee moth
ing but options on the site.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-12-08
IBALLINGER IS
WHITE WASHED
LONG DELAYED COMMITTEE RI
PORT IN CONGRESS.
DEMOCRATS TO ACT
Minority CONDEMNS SccreGty and
VIII can for His Rcslg-
nation.

By Associated Press
Washington, Dec, THE Ballln-
ger-Pnchot investigation committee,
after eleven month OF work. made It's
nnal report 10 both houses of con-
Gress today
In the opinion of the seven Re-
publican members, the majority of
the committee Ballinger has "hon-
ostly and faithfully performed the
duties of his high Office with an eye
single to the pubic's interests"
In the opinion of the four Demo-
Gratis, Ballingor has not been true
to the trust imposed in him, as Score
tary of the Interior, and should be
requested by the proper authorities
to resign"
Both reports, with the Independent
report Of Representative Madison
(Republcan), also adverse to Bal
lirgcr, were offered IN the Senate by
Senator Nelson and In the House by
Representative Mccall, There pre-
scntatlon was followed by meeting
Cf the fun committee
The Democratic members led by
Senator Fletcher Of Florida, agreed
to this method of getting the reports
before congress and after motion
10 substitute their own report had
been rejected In the committee.
Fletcher first raised the point of or
der that the committee had already
approved the reports made public at
Minneapolis, but this point was over
ruled by Chairman Nelson,
A motion was then made to sub
stltuto the Democratic report for the
report agreed upon by the seven Re-
publican members and this was voted
down to 3, Madison voting with the
four Democrats. II was agreed after
the majority reports had been adopt
cd, that all three should be present
ed at once In each house and printed
together,
Under this arrangement, the dts
sentng reports were given equal
standing with the majority report be-
fore the two houses, An order for
10000 copies Of the report was made
by the Senate.
Fletcher said that later steps viii
be taken by the Democrats to bring
about action In accordance with the
recommendation contained In their
report
The recommendation In question
characterIzes Balllnger as mot de-
serving public confidence" and rec
ommends that he should be re-
quested by the proper authorities to
resign his Office as Secretary Of the
Interior"
The reports were accepted In both
houses without comment The plan
of action to be followed by the Demo-
Gratis has not been determined. but
1t is understood that Il resolution VIII
bn presented to carry out the recon-
mendatlon made for the secretary's
removal. Such a resolution probably
win call liatly upon the President to
discharge his cabinet officer.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-12-08
GATHER THEM IN.
Police Pick up Two "Iilnnl,ct" Men
In the city of Tulsa.

Picked up us suspicious characters,
S. j. Vanbusklrk and William Shaugh-
nessey are being held at the police
station for investigation, as It Is be-
lieyed that their actions yesterday Will
warrant thorough probing.
when officer Hooker spled the two,
they wcte engaged In trying to effaco
several blankets they were carrying
from the landscape Their actions
led to their arrest and an investigo-
ton will be made today. II Is not
known where the two got the blank
ots they were carrying
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-12-08

besides nlliug up hundreds Of stock
ings THAT hang In a warm room. Don't
you think II would be all right to
provide Christmas tree for those
who can't possibly have one any other
way? And 20 put something into the
hands Of the little fellows who haven't
.any stockings to hang UP?
Doubtless there will be several thous
ands of big dinners eaten on Christmas
day too. People who can afford it
usually have something little bit
better to eat ON that day than they
have on any other day in the year
They prepare feast and In its eating
find the climax Of the days enjoyment.
But there are some families In Tulsa
that won't get To- eat better things
Christmas day than at any other time
unless somebody helps them. Now.
PITS generally the custom to feed the
dog and the cat and the horse and the
COW n little more on Christmas day
than is usual. and perhaps give them
a meal Of something to which they are
not accustomed TO receive at other
times, and 1t looks that real human
beings, created in the image Of their
Maker should he accorded the same
respective treatmcnt-haye "a little
something better to eat Christmas day
than 0t other times
But among the $4,000 or 5000
souls In Tulsa there are about eighty
families or SO who won't get this
treatment--theSe little extras that
mean whole lot to thcm-unless
somebody helps out All Of tile poor
Of Tulsa had moderate good feed
last Christmas, ana the little ones had
II could have been bettcr-should have
been better; hut matters Of this kind
cannot be made better unless you and
your neighbor and other neighbors
help. And It is an easy matter for you
to help.
All you have 20 do is this: Send In
your check or cash to the World. or
leave Il at the Worlds business office
state what the money is for and make
sure that your name accompanies It.
That's all you need do.
As fast as the money Is received il
Will 'be added to the following Christ
mas fund and will be turned over tc
Captain Hickman Of the Salvation
Army.
Tulsa World Employees, ..,.. S33.7,
Tulsa World .,....... $500
Individual Subscriptions ...... ~;
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TDtuI SHI an
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-12-08
oKLAIiOMAN DIES ON COAST.
Clayton Riley. OF Okmulgcc, Falls Bc.
meath Train.

Special to the World
Okmulgee, okla, Dec, Word
has been received here Of the death
OF an Okmulgee young man, Clayton
Riley at Oxnard, CaL, Saturday. llc
was killed while trying to board n
rapidly moving train. lie was thrown
under the wheels ana his body badly
mutllated,
Few details of the tragedy have
been received here by relatives. Riley
was In California on Il visit He was
employed here as a drug clerk His
parents live at Broken Arrow, Okla,
The body viii bee sent to Broken Ar
row for burial.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-12-08
TULsAN Is PRESIDENT.
Howard Brick Company Holds Annual
Elcctiop at Clnrcmorc.

spocnl 70 lhe World,
Claremore, Okla, Dec. 7.-At the
annual meeting Of the Howard Brick
Company. OF this city, held yesterday
evening, the following officers were
elected for the ensuing year: Presl-
dent. j. II. McBlrney, Tulsa; vice
president, John Dirickson, Claremore;
secretary treasurer, John NJ. Hall.
Clarcmore; general manager, Joe
Knox, Clnremorc.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-12-08

Special 10 the World.
Guthrie. Okla. Dec. Three prIs-
oncrs were brought to the McAlester
penltentiary yesterday from M'Cur.
tain county, all convicted Of steanr
domestic animals. Alvin Woodworth
rnd walter Scrlbner were given ten
years imprisonment onch. and Jefi
portee one yenr.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-12-08
Bill l. Due TODAY.

Oklahoma City Dec. "A billl
providing for the immediate removal
OF the state capital from Guthrie to
oklahoma city Is scheduled for
Thursdays session Of the oklahoma
lcglslturc The adoption Of the bill
would mean that the Legislature
would not be able to adjourn before
next Monday evening.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-12-08
Dim Scgnrs DcnL.

NnFNlnT 10 fhF NnrTHl
Pawhpska, Okla. Dec. 7.-Dan Sc.
Pars. aged about 90 years. who had
lived In this and Pawnee County for
many years, ls dead, having been q
victim of cancer Of the stomach.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-12-08
UNIONISTS MAKE GAINS.


nOfllN.
by Associated prcss
London Dee. The standing Of
the parties at the close OF todays
polling:
Government oalitione--Liberals,
l23, Irish National, 3S; IaborItes, 80;
total, lSi.
OppositIon-un unionists, liO,
The U'nlonists secured sis gains
In todays pollings the results of
which were announced tonight and
suffered loss of only two seats,
They thus return to the position
held previous ~ Yesterdays voting.
The Unionlsts' total gains for the
-four days are eighteen, the Liberal
gains, H. and Labor T.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-12-08
THE WEATHER,

by Associated Press
Washington, Dec. 7,--Oklahoma.
fair aud colder Thursday; Friday fair.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-12-08
LOCAL WEATHER YESTERDAY.

(W. H. Hutchinson Obscryer)
Tumperatur, Maximum, 90, minimum,
"a, wind froiu the nurili clear
ToDAY'S ALMANAC.
Sun rises 6:53 am. Moon rises noon
Sun sets i.5l pm. Moon setg ll;O5 pm,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-01
NDLAYTD1E M
~ STORIESW
THE LIFE SAVER

Paul spent a week a, the sea.
shore this summer He had a fins
time. There were so many things
10 have fun with And. best 81 all.
he liked the bathing aud rolling
around In the sand on the beach
What Interested him most we're
the life savers. whb sat all day on
the "steplnddeF beach. az he
called Il. with q great umbrella
over their heads.
How excited he would be when
one Of the bathcrs would get be
yond hts depth. and these men
would dash out 90 the rescue
when he returned home be
thought OF them often. and de.
cided he would be q life saver when
he grew 70 be a man. bat u was
SO long to wait until then
He decided he would play az be
ing a life saver now To sure. he
wasn't a very good swimmer. but
he could play that. too
Hts little playmate. Elmer. has
a pond in his own yard And
Paul decided that was the very
place lie told Elmer. and they
fixed stepladder on the bank and
fastened big umbrella over u.
Then Elmer and two little cous'
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-01
Nnthia6reys
n ottors

Dear Miss Grey VIII you please
give me recipe for peach and
plum butter7 a STAR READER.
Peach Butter Pare ripe
peaches and put into kettle with
just enough water 10 boil them soft.
Then put through a colander. re-
moving the stones. To each quart
of this put y pounds sugar and
boil very slowly one hour. watch.
ing carefully 20 prevent burning
when done. season with cinnamon
and other ground spices To taste
Most people prefer cloves, allspice
and nutmeg The prettiest butter
Is cooked till Il Is dark rcd.
Plum Butter Allow q pound SUI
gar To each pound plums Bring
slowly 10 a boil and cook until the
fruit IL soft, Rub through a colan.
der TO remove skins and stones
Return the juice and pulp 10 the
fire. add sugar and boil. stirring
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-01
'E1|NGU|SHED PHYSICIAN OUT
I FOR WOMAN'S SUFFRAGE
SrOn Flexner, Head of Rockefeller Institute of
Research, Writes for The Star About Votes for
Women.
BY SIMON FLExNER. N. o.

,,, been asked briefly why believer In wom
nke do believe that Il is proved or be- proved
srsual ouehalt the human possesses
- wisdom Of the whole
IA I'd believe the present arbitrary position
based physiongic fact bat
= sosgs OF MIGHT AND PREJUDICE.
snsss Inequality for the dstrsnt and for
~ q Ae ~hele.
lasvs exercise large and often determining
during the most mpressouabe period OF It's de-
es believe that they should be prepared In the
- rsasare SO this influence mas wholesome
tendency OF
% their lack 90 serious large RESPONSE
h participation ia political life might well supply: and
and profit By the Of these response
o. 4 msn often DO,
fNssys admitted participation scientific
3 I'd ether quickly ustfyng the opportunities
g gwen and thar Ga many they have shown
eesr, 4 a very unusual and high order.
De improved that fulfil the duties
rally mentally inferior
equality Inconsistent with Of
ssese relationship. involves Of the PECULIAR
zyFENIslNE QUALITIES.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-01

from the water and continue beat
ing until nearly or quite cold: now
stir In lightly nine tablespoons OF
sified flour. then. with a paper fun
mel or something OF the Kind lay
this mixture out upon papers, in
biscuits three inches long and one
half inch thick. I'm form OF fingers.
sift sugar over the biscuits and
bake them upon uns TO light
brown: when done and cold. re-
move them from the papers by wet
ting them on the back. Dry them
and they are ready for use.