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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-10-17

Oscar Sorriion, Iait. Sb. Nilsion
Erof. greba % SoreneOe Staters
Winiiter 8. g. Spenion. Gen ii0.
lite ierrote ogiaa i9rifiIt SiIien og ct
Sotogroi al Song Saafon, forGret
til Sitbter College al aongen ielp.
st Acknowledgment ira omborb i
Tampifibet "llniteo States" ira Or.
9eoge Sorriion paftp life Iioen d.
merfiombeb.
Sa Oet iierne 3ululanb / Sp6a.
frifa ien0te SdreuoermisIionen gien-
mem WisiionGr Sobonnes Nitrlp
Spfsnifning.
Spfenifningen icnbte ogioa: Spn-
obens Ereiteifob / Chicago; Eoito.
rerre aarl 9apier, 8. 6. Stteien, O..
u. SoriGn, S. g. 2ien, SO. 3. Gale,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-10-17

Ieee. z. 8. Sure / 2aniine, Senn.
Or s. Bieper Ereiioent for Goncor'
oia Seminur / Ct. 2oilis; 8. Sofan-
len % g. gaffe { MINES, Soma; 6.
6. Boiler, &eboftsr al "Gecorob.He-
publican; Erof. s. ". Reis,
Sprin9fieIb, O.; Ssnner al Cutler
Go1coe | Set | Hetp 9orf Stat; 8or
SreIiers Igb., @rooflpn, q. g.; So
f%iItctet oeo q. SIaf College / Rortb-
ficlo, gRinn., meo Sof for oft bpao
2iltber College banoe pPret for Dem
al bets ReoIemmer, iom boobe bapt
Den Spffe at bore @leper peo 2utber
College. Goncorbia College / Sort
8aDre of Misiouriipnoben ienOte
Spfonlfning; Iieelebes Goncorbia
College / Woorbeao, Winn.; Brof.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-10-17

y. @ornot, G. 6. guItpulo. 8. 81.
Strcm. =. $. 3abl, y. u. Guam-
men, u. 0upif, q. Z. fopier, Z. S.
SabI. s. 9. Sborerimien. 8. 5. Or
baI, g. g.. :. Heaue, 6, NJ. Soaan-
ger, ar. apanme, s. q. Anoerion,
3. 8. Sousen; Sof. % @trS. g,
@otbne. %ait, Son Siarnaion / @in-
nipea, @on.; Groi. ". &. Gaae i
Iuamon @aib.; SeattIe SpeciaI-
fonfercus; 6. s. HproaarS. 6. 3.
Scistcrg % s. Grotiing / Spcfnne,
Ioib.; q. $. ailonS Mantomoc,
@is.; Groi. S. SbeiIoe, Baltimore;
Z. g. SHORT % Here andre Senner al
9utber College | TecSer. q. o;
Yroi. Sulius SIion / Mooiion, @is. /;
3. q. @srreicn; Mcolcm al ben Tor.
ite &Iasie, Der uSeit ira Sutber Sol.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-10-17

UNDER oeres 9eieg | 9ecorab / 1905,
maatte beige Horse / 1914. og no.
toltc, at ct iaoSant 9eisg pilec ppffe
@egciitring | 4orse. Mob en- Stem.
me uotalte 3oriamIingcn oct gnife,
of Sittber College funSe gisre bette
geisg.
Sil'cner oplpites fra ben norife
@eneralfoniul Chr. Siam | Nem
gorf, aoniulerne $. 9enoefe / @rnnb
Sorts, q. o, Ssfor Sanger / Gbi-
cago, 9. q. Gcrep | WsiiSiippi, g.
". aieIano | 9uffaIi, q. ..
9uoernsr u. 8. Gberbarbt ienote
Minnciotas SiIien. aoniul g. Spbe
ienotc Silien ira Geiu 9orf.
Sra Horge fom aabeIgrum ira
Sla SGrooIo / Stranobp, 9ommcr
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SecDrab % Smegll.
Zen 16be Sttpbcr 1911.
Sposfnlb.

MrS. TonqbiIo Eobioieu er ben
ABE oS. aigooet pcO Cohen unoer c;
9cicg hos line beruGrcnoc SlG9t'
hinge Mrs. &l,r9eu&, Mrs. @iermo
pg @ia. Tobiaien, ira boiS 0lent
@egrapcIieu ioregnnr ioag, SirSoag
Gftcrmiobna.
Ragnbilb Sobiaien por fsot / BE
fire SIibre, |oIocrS, Den 23be Sllli
1881, % pur ioaIeoeS pro i'm Te0
oucr so Aar gammel. Sun fom
iammcn meb lin WionO, s.. Eobin'
len, til Gecorob / 1869, og bsrtc
iunIc0e8 ill @pcn& aomle norife Eio'
ncrcr. 3. Sobiaicu oeoe | Sanunr
1900.
s sc ieucrc gIar bapbe Sen iii
6eoe prrct boiot hos lin Tottcr Sns
Ger I Winpaufce, ser bar tiIitcoc pco
Te0aicict.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-10-17

@. &oren peb Yrinceton uniperittp
O. @runoeicn fra Spin 8allep,
Minn.; $. 8~unoitucn, NcSenrp, q.
@; Sbe american ScauOinaoian
Societp, 0etp 9orf; Nrs. 8. aoaaie
/ Wenomonie, isis; 6. 8. og S. G.
&osbolt, @aloron, Soifatfetpan.
Gan. Sorfesiorerre 2pngaas ,og
GIauien neo Babies Seminary Heb
@ing, Minn.; S. 30. aaInes. 8am-
le Ole Clone peb 2obi @is., iom
baobe ppret tiIiteoe peo Snopielien
al set fsrite 2utber College % MI er
SO aor, ienOte ogiua en- paffer Sill
len.
Gae bisIe S%ilicner, % ii9r be fra
forbumS @Ieper uotrpfte / pafre
SroIag, unOertiben paa Satin, 8ier-
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-10-17
Qnflaeeoe Sanfmeno.

&etsIig SiItaIe er / Sreoogs be-
iluttet reiit MOB gbparo so. Grant
og SameS s. gibIep, benboIospis
TrGiioent og aasierer / ben faIe-
reoe Union 9anf | grooflpn, q. q.
SiltaIebeilutningen, Der iorelasbes
9iitriftsbommer 9ife, blep fsrit peb.
taset of @ranbiurpen efter en- Waa.
nebs omfattenbe un~berisselier. Gil
taIerne er enslpbenbe og beifploer
DC TO anflaeeoe for at babe opgi.
BET faIffe Snbberetninser til Statens
9anffontroasr aneaaenbe @anfens
Statirs.
Grant bar | I'm 9ib "Gitp gontro.
Ter" / Stem Dorf.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-10-17

Gm srnitieir for &esierinscn.
Gen fsberaIe areosret / Baltimore.
%o., bar ben 13oe os. aigipet Den
aienSclie | Reeierinsens GipiIias
moo ben iaofalote SaoebaIietruit, at
Den er en- aombinatiou til Sem.
melie al Observation-Disclosures, os be.
crSret oens ufortspeoe SpIssning.
&esierirsen bar ogiaa beiuitet at
anIrsse itraffcretslis SiItaIe mob
Sruitens 9ireftsrer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-10-17

Iigbeb % @gtelie for 9utber Col
lego, iom oct bar en- Snipiration at
bore.
Otter S~pforSrins fra Here af be
tpife SroSbreore, iom bar tiIiteoe,
ipineoe Muiiffopiet ct llbpaIs Of nor.
lie @elobier. Otter Spfororing ipiI-
IeoeS ogiaa Cutters lat Charge,
iom mcgct reaIiitiif ifilorer 8ampen
melem S~noianerue % SoIoaterne,
Der enbte meo SoIoaternes Gso. Mee
SorniienaIet, Der bI9ies oper Sol.
eoternes @ran oe "0earer Mp GOD
to Chez ilnttcr Stpffet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-10-17
Seltlisbcoerne spnSas.

On %Gnsoe @enneifer %inoianbt
fla ssnSas I'll Soften, ida Der boIS-
ties @uoStieneite baaoe ! guoitoriet al
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-08-31
another BLACK MARX
AGAINST ROAD HOUSE
LUCY JORDEN, INDIAN, CLAIMS
SHE WAS HIT WITH BEER
BOTTLE-TACE CUT,

Another blackmark was chalke1
up against the Oyerton and Green
road-house in Gurley addition last
night, if the story that Lucy Jordeu
an Indian woman, told the police, Is
true. About II o'clock last night the
Jorden woman drove up TO the police
station In cab, her face covered
with blood from a cut under her eye.
partly intoxicated, and told the police
how she had been cut In fight Al.
that notorious Joint.
According 10 the Jordon woman.
the beer and whiskey was flowing
fast; dispute arose; then someone
swipel her across the face with a
beer bottle She offered To lead the
police 10 the place, and said She
would give evidence that liquor was
being sold. However. the police
couldn't interfere, as the roai-houso Is
outside their jurisdiction.
The Jorden woman became %
noisy at the police station that she
was locked mp I'm the Jail an night
She protested violently against being
locked up, and voiced her protest by
trying to kick down the door. and by
breaking the stiffness Of the early
morning hour with piercing screams
several hours after her arrest,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-08-31
JURY VISITS Scene
OF Jackson MURDER
\ BROTHER or THE DEAD MAN
TESIIFlES As TO CAUSE
OF DEATH.

BN AHNnrluttd Press
New York, n. Y, Aug 30.-Thc
twelve men who are trying Paul Gci-
del the bell boy on n charge Of muir
dering William II. Jackson. the aged
broker tonight visited the rooms in
the lroquois hotel where the broker
met hi sdoath. During the afternoon
session the prosecution continued its
fight 20 rcfute the declaration of the
defense that jackson died from heart
failure and not at the hands Of the
bell boy. Several phygcian's testl-
mony was IN direct opposition to that
of witnesses for the defense.
\ touching scene was enacted when
Dr Frank W. Jackson. brother OF
the dead brokef. was called on the
witness stand by the prosecution.
Despite the fact that Dr. JacB5on
testified that in his opinion his broth
er could not have died of myocardis,
his enort TO ho unprcjudiced was evil
dent to all In the court room.
"All We want Is the truth. said
Attorney Gray Of the Gcldel counsel
in addressing the witness.
God knows that Is what am here
for this afternoon answered the doc
tor. his voice breaking. II came here.
Mr.. Gray. to help you all l can. /
went to the autopsy in hopes that |
could find something to indicate a
natural cause OF death. but | could
not
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-08-31
MADERO NOMINATED
With No DISSENSIOH
IIF HAS ACCEPTED HONOR BY
PROGRE ES~iNES-GOMEZ GETS
BADLY GRILLED.
By Associated Press


Mexico city Mex, Aug. 3O.-With
no dissenting voice, Francisco I. Ma
dero today was nominated by the Pro-
eressiye Party for president of Mex
co, but Francisco Vasquez Gomez his
o'n running mate and erstwhile agent
Of the revolution at Washington, was
srillcd by partisians of three other
candidates for the vice presidency.
When the convention adjourned to-
night no other man than Gomez for
the vice presidency had been con-
siderol. Jose Pho Saurez continued a
favori,e in the betting, with Alfred
Olfrado Dominguez a second choice
A ballot tonight probably would have
resulted in a division of honors for
third place between Gomez and Fer
nando Calderon. Madero was the
only candidate for the presidency
whose name was placed before the
convention.
No speeches were made. The chair
man announced Madero's candidacy
and went through the formality Of
asking If there were others, and was
greeted by a chorus OF Nos a
vote was unanimous for Madero.
At o'clock tonight the committee
which had been sent to advise Ma
dero Of his nomination, reported that
he had accepted and had agreed to
appear before the body tomorrow.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-08-31
CNSlllON BANK ROBBED.
one safe Blown, But the big" one
l. Not MulcNt'd.

special 10 the World,
Cash.ou. Okla. Aug, 30.-Althourl
their plan to rob the First Nauoua
bank of Cahion was wen planned and
they had cut all the telephone and
telegraph wires leading from IN,
town, the four or five men who at
tempted It early Wednesday morning
made "A failure.
For one thing the noise Of the eX.
ploslon awakened a large number of
citizens who ran out Of their houses
to learn the cause, Just after the cN-
plosIon number of young men who
were rollicking along the street yol-
ing and whooping came close to the
bank. The robbers got only S3275
In the large safe, which the robbers
had not yet attempted to blow open
when they were frightened away
there was $1,000 in currency.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-08-31
BAR ASSOCIATION MEET.


To a newly married Tulsa attorney
has been assigned the subject, "Do-
nestle Relations which he is seized
ulod to talk upon at tonIghts rcgu-
lar meeting of the Tulsa County Bar
Association, to be held at the District
Court room at s o'clock.
David y. Gore is the young lawyer
who will deliver an address-against
his will-upon the foregoing subject.
1t is unknown whether Mr. Gore win
take tho Astor-Force proposed mar
riage as one OF his subjects, but it
was rumorcd yesterday that he would
do so.
Edward w. Grassland, a former
county judge in Kentucky, viii make
an address on "The doctrine Parens
Patria," and w. V. Biddisou has
been assigned the subject, "The
Jurisdiction of County Courts to Dc
cree the Sale or Mortgage of Real
Estate Of Minors"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-08-31


olI tp attack 90. ruthtu.uess and
character II AllcN Pcmucton's
mentality was attacked 10y Prosecutor
Weudcuburg
Are you in your right mind
asked the prosecutors
'Nhat do you moan? Am ! crazs g"
Fcmhertou asked, "Wcll, not"
did not you have nine cats
chained in one room in your house
onr'' asked the prosecutors
NO"
"Wou We're not pictures taken of
those cats?"
Maybe"
When the witness showed signs of
embarrassment. he turmd around,
cXclaIming
Look here, man, are you trying
To cross-eXamiuc me? You are talk
ing out Of your head"
Ills remarks were drowned in the
laughter Of the court room, and
even after order was restored, the
witness alked on in a lightning-like
speed until the court ordered him to
stop.
"Do you remember seeing any per-
sons on the track of the belt line at
the time of the MURDER" Holland
was asked by Mr. Smith for the de-
| fensc
"Yes."
What sort of a looking man was
he?"
"A man ahnut civ foot tolu
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-08-31

man with a shotgun there about five
hours before the tragedy
II was the first move of the de-
fcnse after the prosecution rested
its case at noon today to establish
the veracity of the prisoner, and be-
sides Hollands statement Eugene
Henshaw a farmer who travels the
Midlothian Turnpike daily, testified
he saw strange looking man proWl-
ing around on three different days
before the murder
1t is reported tonight the prOseCu-
lion is ready when its time for re-
buttal arrives to put on the stan |
the man who passed along the rail-
road tracks where Holland said he
saw a man with shotgun, and this
witness will say he was squirrel
hunting that day,
The defense has summoned many
witnesses,
Besides the testimony regarding
the bearded man, expert testimony
was introduced as to the rebounding
qualities Of an auto similar to that
J driven by Beattle, thereby account
ing for the jolting out of the car OF
the shotgun laid in the rear by Beat
tie after the encounter with the al
legged highwayman.
The prosecution attacked this line
of evidence in the cross examination.
1t contended that the railroad cross
ing where Beattie claims the gun
must have been elected from the
car, was smooth one, and a Jolt
which might have resulted from
crossing the track where the rails
are exposed necessarily would have
tossed the weapon forward Of the
crossing instead Of directly sideways
and parallel with the tracks where
the gun was f.und The idea of the
prosecution has been to indicate that
Beattie himself threw the gun to
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-08-31

By Associated Press.
Nsw York. Aug. 30.-Suit for s25.-
600 damages was filed today by Mary
Lynch. Of Delavan. Wis. against the
Wright Company, for alleged injuries
sustained September IS, 1910, when
she was hit. she says. by an aeroplane
driven by the late Archie Hoxey at
Milwaukee. She claims she received
injuries.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-08-31

BV NVs1Cllt0U Tfps9
Camp Perry, ohio, Aug. 30.-The
navy team Of twenty We're yictors in
the shooting test Of the annual rifle
shoot IN the United service match
this afternoon. Close behind the
nayy's total Of 4.263 points was the
National Guard with 4.217.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-08-31
BEATT|E' 5 STORY
IS C0RR0BORATED
WITNESS HAD SEEN STRANGE
MAN WITH SHOTGUN,
. DEFENSE BEGINS TESTIMONY
The Shotgun Did Not Bounce
Kisht-t commonwealth has
Cone ludcd Its Case.

By Associated Press
Chesterfield Court House, Va, Aug
3O.-Ttestimony corroborative of the
story told by Henry clay Beattie,
Jrp that bearded highWayman kill
ed his wife with shotgun, was in
troduced by the defense in the
Beattie trial today when w. r. llol-
land who lives in the vicinity of the
Midlothian Turnpike, whore the mur-
der occurred, declared he had seen a
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-08-31
STATE LEVY WILL
Be ; "a MILLS
liAshl.ii'N REGIME MIXES MAX
MlM HArE NECESoARN.
Debt OF FIVE MILLIONS
Figures ShoW'd Wen, nut Drfidt
Was iiling Ip--l,qualiMtion
Board 90 End Friday


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the valuation of last year
Il ls predicted that the state levy
VIII Doe three and ouc-half mills, the
.,l.,t.
board I'm the heritage left the Cruce
administration by Governor Haskell
and his regime, a deficiency of five
million dollars. There are two plans
proposed by which to take care of
ths either make the levy for 1911
sufficient to take up the entire amount
ana pay the current expenses of the
state or establish "A sinking amount
ana pay the currcn. expenses of the
state, or establish sinking fund with
the intention Of paying all current ex-
peuscs and enough of the deficiency
SO that # would be taken up entirely
/ by the present administration.
While Haskell ana his admlristr1-
ton were In power. the yearly figures
made plausable showing which ia
accounted by the fact that the indirect
taxation was credited with a m,,ch
greater revenue that If ever IN reality.
produced. The conseouence was thor
while the direct taxation woa kent
down wear bv wear thoro was a doficlt
piling up for the ieyt regime TO nav.
The valuation Of taxabIe nronertv
in the state Of Oklahoma for the year
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-08-31
THE AGREEMENT
Still standing
JUDGE BRECkENRlDGE REFUSED
10 BE COliRClD 10 DECIDE.
A VIOLATION Was Claimed


In "a lNl IIIlIl rent Ia & q b
to kIrIl out of the aprenm,nt modo
between tbe attornnys ror tbn ala
school hoard and the ,ttnrroys f,r
the now hoard to tal,a ina scbonl
board controysrsy nm an oprs.d st,t.-
mont of f,cts for do,isi,r ms =,
which hoard shall control ma nublic
school of T,lsa tho ,ttorroys Co., tha
old hoard uoro ,.,r.t,d ,,.s,art.',.
whom thev attomntood 70 f,rco e,r,or
ior rudgo Rrecl,o,ridgo - bard. d,,,,,
an oninior In tbo iniunctInn .o.,
triod last ro., and u,hioh bas nra.
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"'|"n' OF the I'r' mat the entire
,u''1'r was 10 ne taken before judge
roe oI 'he blS'rlol court FRIDAY Tor
d" oD'h'oh as TO "hleh board was the
,rE"' or ne Jure BOARD that the ques-
uoN Oh Wn'ch hoard was the de lacio
"o"'d was NJ TINS 'iihe pfacuea'N a
moot question: ana that unless the
ne" poaru 'nterlered win lhe old
Doaru III using the HiSh SchooI build
ihE' ne would not give his opinion
III lhe matter
ihe news that the old board was
gong to try ana force Judge
hreckehrldge 10 rule IN the injunc-
lIoh case yesterday morning came al
most as bombsheIl to the attorneys
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-08-31

with the announcement that the
state board of equalization viii COM
plete It slabors ON Friday the Tulsa
County excise board hopes that IT
will De able to make the tax levy for
this county within the next few DAYS.
For several weeks the excise board
has been meeting and adiourniug each
dly. waiting tho complete assessed
valuation from the state board 1t
Is impossible to make the levy until
am the valuations have been received.
To date the creater part Of these
valuations have been placed In the
hands of the county board but there
are still a few returns from public
service corporations which are out
J. is thought that when the state
board odiourns that all returns viii
soon Doe available.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-08-31
rIIE MIATIII.I

Washington. Aug. 3O.-Oklnhoma,
fair Thursday and Friday; slightly
warmer Thursday.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-08-31
BOYS BADLY HURT
beneath An AUTO
GEORGE BERRY N\D KARL Mr.
MENTROITT TAKEN 10 HOSPITAL
Recovery IS DOUBTFUL
Third Noung~tcr Escapes Injury by
Jumping ~ Automobile Delivery
Strikes u Pile of sand.

\ little sand pile near the corner
of Thirteenth and Boulder, visible for
/ two blocks In either direction, may hc
responsible for the death Of two
Young boys one Of whom is the only
support of his widowed mother. An
automobile containing thrcc youths
was being driven rapidly northward
on Boulder late yesterday afternoon.
/ The driver did not see the sand pile.
suddenly the machine shot into the
air distance Of almost ten feet
turned completely over and buried
two of its youthful occupants be-
meath IT,
When rcscucrs reached the tangled
mass of machinery sand and flesh,
/ it was found that George Berry 49,,
and Karl Amcntruut, IA, were badly
injured and that the third occupant
of the machine, Harry Carpenter, mad
escaped injury by jumping and was
Iouly suffering from slight bruises.
Reports from the Physicians and
Surgeons hospital late last night were
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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-08-31
LOCAL wrArnIH YESTERDAY

Temperature: Maximul. SO min
imum. SO. Southeast wind. Clear.
New-York tribune., 1911-02-19
Try This on the Boy
Some Morning

Put dish Of each readv-cooked cereal before him and let
him make his choice.
Let him see with the Pulled Wheat and Pulled Rice
these gigantic crisp porous grains He'll be curious to try
them and when he does he'll find that they taste like nuts
That will settle his choice Then the armies OF children who
love Pulled Wheat and Pulled Rice will have new recruit
Perhaps he will want them morning, noon and
times with cream and sugar sometimes mixed with bananas
sonetimes-like crackers-in bowl of milk.
The more he wants the better For these are whoe-gran
foods made wholly dgestbethe only such foods IN existence
New-York tribune., 1911-02-19
That's How We Found Out

We made similar for many months, by conducting
lunch counter in the heart of New York.
We wanted learn-as you do-what cereals folks ike
best For we make cereal foods FORMS but we adVer
tise only what people to prefer.
SO served all Of readycooked cereals all at an
equal price And four people in five chose Pulled Wheat ana
Pulled Rice just your boy will do.
Since then we have helped million homes to enjoy them
lust as YOU will in yours