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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-16

t.lS. sskinS for amendment to tho state
ccen,st,utioii The league expects to continue
StStc work. feeling that tho OF Virginia
VII nr.fer to enf,anchlse their women BY State.
rather than by Federal. action However. in
accord with It's rathc,tion or It's own cons,itu-
s s,l, AMI mat OF the National American Woman
suffrage Association. tho Equal Suffrage I.cxeu
Of virginia has Il state congressional committees
o. which Mrs. John ". Lewis. of I.ynchburg is
.hn hair the business OF this cimmi,tet being
The fundamcnta, differences. therefore he
iween the pole: OF the Equal Suffrage Lcague
OF virginia and that Of the Congressional Union
s;s; . ln a Equal Sursse Ieagus works Tor both
Cn t,. for national legislation only: the Equal
Snnrase Lcasuc og Virginia is strictly ion.
n 1n noM.r thst i is Working assa:, ,hc party
Franchise the women by raj comsiitmtional
amendment EDITH CLARE: ,.G1Vi ,.s. o''ai
Richmond. February i3
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-16
Aot Now.
Health Talks, by Dr.. VIM. Brady

i.t'zen IN n

Ec@@ma il acute or chronic Gcrmatiljs .>l,,.,
ihil'n''nato"D the cause of which Is not obvious
the patient, "
Lc"cmatous infants usual: sen: evidences.
~ ~ excess or fat or starci! III tho food tcN-
c-sses discoFerablc in ;hc s;oulS,. ;. fc". cases
hepend nron an idiuS! ncras5. ~ - VIC now .., /"
/" scnSitiHaticn Of tho Individual ccr ALBUMIN
or even 70 cows milk. and this peculiar scusfi.
@Atioi may now be detected b.. means uc skim
incubation tests like the Victims OF hi,
fever and spasmodic asthma with minute q,..r.
Tires 81 different protein Substances
Moist eczema in children il comments az. ,o
an excess OF fats in the food. Dry cr2cn. :
o"m:n"nly due to An excess of starch rrol,rie-
'ar, foods often cause eczema "t tho dry .pc
~ few cases. III roth cl ldrcH ana aGtilt,
'chciency Of thyroid slaud function is found il,
hc the cause o: mild chromic eczema
IN eczema touS adult reacts to the sl.iu !trct-
whatever It may DC while i normal ind /" !d~.i
SHOWS reaction such :; ties. Sopio,i.,e
more ,h.r kind o: food substance is fu,,,.4
:" h' cause: certain ndir .duals have ee%,i.l..
4uantii. % given food substance, ever, uiiii.
Parents frequently fad that /. child cannot ,aEc
even minute quantities of csS without suffer
tne ana acute attack or hives. cczcina " asthma
The ch!.d is scnSitzcd cSg albumin
POSSIBLY acne tblackhcads aud pins,.cs, .
produced ~ similar scusiti2ation in fcw
eases
rycs NAV cause oczems. iGetr dyes AMI fur
coats ARA cncap brown fury dyed with nara
phcnt lcnd;amm ~ commons ingredient or la.r
dNcsb *"t likely 10 produce cc"cma about tit,.
neck and hands. strong alhaitcs in SOAPS .s,,d
Tie facts show thnt the disease is ono ,y!,t.h
requires not experimentation and gucseuar'..
but Intelligent study Of tho indil dual j.. ti",,
H. his doctor. To Try over old t-eatlnea, j.
~ Conb Jcss VILLA ri ats some .-.l
tncn became famous,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-16
unseml, Spectacle in Congress

1fl turhancc OF some mushroom republics
legislature than in keeping with the dignity
OF the Congress of the United States vas the
spectacle afforded Ivy the House of Represen
tativcs on Monday night. AT time when
domestic and foreign affairs are al greater
tensions than i'll fifty years, when the most
earnest thought and careful consideration are
demanded 10 safeguard the nation. the House
'fiiibustcrs half through the night OH the
frivolous point OF II totally nnimportant APP
pointmont THAT tho flbuster was con-
Quoted by Republican Leader Mann adds 10
tho shame OF his party; that il was possible
under such circumstances reflects discredit
on the body
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-16
Americas Hour Has Struck

N/IfH patriotic unanimity the people Of
w this country have supported President
Wilson'S demand that Germany shall not
sacrifice American ships and American lives
TO her new frightfulness. With equal
unanimity the people have Endorsed the
Presidents manifest purpose not to be drawn
into war on any save the most solemn
warrant.
they have tried even TO share his IN
vcterate confidence in the sobriety and p-u-
den; foresight of the German government,
while they stood almost TO a man behind its
determination to protect our seamen ana
our people in the prosecution Of their peaceful
and legitimate errands on the high seas
But the hour has struck Belief or even
nope that Germany will not carry her threats
into execution no longer can be described as
'inveterate confidence" but only as lin
veteratc folly. While doubt fingered il was
wise and proper 10 await overt act OF
frenzy, but Germany permits doubt 1t
is once more expressly declared" says All
official announcement issued from Berlin
tia. unrestricted warfare against all navi-
cation in the announced barred zones is now
going on completely. and shall under no cir
cumStanceS be limited"
This is Il declaration OF war against The
United states and the neutral world To
wait Longer before taking measures 10 protect
our scamon and our people in the prosccu-
lion of their peaceful and legitimate crrauds
on the high seas would be. not prudence and
humanity. but cowarily weakness To per
nit our ships to leave our ports when we
know they will be destroyed on sight unless
these ships arc armed for their own defense
would he 10 share the assassins guilt
Germany. W. rc,cas. has declared war on
the United states. Prosecution OF that war
has been lmitct by ~ consideration of
humanity. by no regard for Ian but merely
by Gcrman:s own ccuTc.icac" She has
sunk two of our ships. although she has
spared their crews: she has detained ana
threatened our ambassador. and thus violated
an immunity which even naked savages are
accustomed TO respect: she has revoked her
promise to release certain oi our scsnIcu
taken from peaceful merchant rcat els on he
nigh seas, it is reported tht, she has denied
passports TO those brave spirits who cayc
themselves TO tho ask or MITIGATING her IN.
humanity III Belgium. she has sought IN
conjunction with Americans or unccrta IN
ioIa'l%. 10 conduct propa gaud; liz this coun-
j"N aud undermine confidence in the Amcri.
can government
Sngiy these acts might nc, be REGARDED ~
overt acts OF war, hut in conjunction one
with another. and with the cXuress aud
%ci"mr declaration Of the German Foreign
piici they leave US neither doubt nor choice
We a"c not At war with Germany perhaps
hui Germany is al war with rs Ii i, time
10 redress the balance. SO that 80 who sufter
also may strike.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-16
SEEN ON THE SIDE
Homeless,

~ all the maidcns whom know
The sweetest is sweet l.uc! SNOW
So fair is she.
30 dear is she
80 tar beyond comparc is she
That through eavth's fires | would co
70, one brich, smile from Lucy Sno"
Like moth about tho fame 20.
Attracted hy sweet Lucy SNOW
i"d yet. my dear.
You be; | fear
'rlat Lucy could my absence bear.
And IT | Ned no tears would show
Upon tho cheek of Lucy snow
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-16
Trouble Looms in Cuba

GONE commentators sec in tho Cuban revolt
~ another manifestation Of German actiyi-
Ties on this side the Atlantic: others believe
mat Honel + again tho principai factor in
me movement aud that DR.. Iayas who cla inns
20 nav" defeated President Mcnocal is ONLY
= tool Whatever tho cause the effect
threatens 10 be an uncomfortable situation
against winch Secretary lansings sccond
warning IS both moderate and timely
- Tar. this government has merely warned
inc "bau people OF this country's position in
"hlch have come into power through rcyo,u.
ton and other illegal methods" and has
cnp'aSl<"d the application OF tina, position
10 the prescott state Of affairs in Cuba I'm;
SIMPLE refusal to extend recognition TO
government which had attained power bv sucl,
means ~ Secretary Lansing specified would
mol meet tho possible conditions in Cuba
mat course was followed in respect to the
iiu"rta regime in Mexico, but this government
y rnarSc" with broader duty toward Cuba
II thcfc should be a recurrence OF the dis.
orders mat took place in 1906 tho United
HiatoS would be forced 10 intervene in greater
or ltss measure. In that year, we actually
assumed the government OF the island and
only Tclinluishcd it when order and self
government were rc-Cstablishcd II is Ia In,
Appcd matters will not 20 that far. but there
ia dispatch conSidIcra blc militar, force IN
preserve order. And. al this time VIC can
~ spare amy OF our scan'y strength
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-16
ninorencc nctuccn sunr.ge Orr.nilatlon,.


10 the Editor OF The Times Dispatch:
Sir,-tt has heen brought to ny attention
that there exists a general inisapprchcn.ion =.
TO tho Fundamental! difference in the policy Of
i.qLal Suffrage League Of Virginia tnd tina.
the Cong ssional Union for Woman Suffrage
H. "rdcf 10 hispel such misarprehcusion. ,f IL
docs exist. 1 should like to make oicially
through >oug column the following statement:
~ tho fnrty-cighth annua. convention OF tho
National american Woman suffrage As5oc!a-
ron of which tho Equal Suffrage League IT
Niir iuii IL Il bganch--ncctinE In Atlantic Guy
last September. j, Was agreed. after 4 ,omprc.
ncnsiN, debate the subject that tn" polio.
Of the Natioati american Woman suffrage ~
sociator 70 work for suffrage b. hoth State
and Federal legislation, be continued, with !,
continuation also al liz strictly nonnartisan
i'"sttt. The Equal suffrage League or Virgil
further tatiitd This agreement at its State con.
Ncat"r hcld III Norfolk IN November. 1910 ht
iniS state convention new constitution
ah"pied tic iccond article OF which reads.
object; Tho obtcc. of this organization shall
hc - "dNante the legal Industrial and educa-
,.ioha. !lkhis o! women aud 10 secure surrag.
for women on equal terms with ~ an.
propriatn state and national legislation"
For the past 81. years. tho Equal SUFFRAGE
League OF Virginia has stressed State work
appearing before the state Legislature In 1912
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-16
ENGLAND AT WAR---I.
ny FnEurniC }. HAsKIN

bul"arked hy effective guarantees
BRITISH statesmen. looking forward To
IN" emu Of the war, have been for
months cndcaNurin;; To formulate ~.
terms 81 durable peace such rs vii,
"h.ist the cooperation OF all tho crc.,
powers.
Mr i;ili"ur says such II pcac, can
h"fiiN be r:sDcrtcd unless three comet
lions arc fulfilled: The first ~ ih,,
existing causes of international unros,
fh"uih 10 "a Tar rs possible removed mr.
"cakcn"d; the second is that the ar
gresHlrc aims ana Inscriptions iucthods
"i tho central powers should fan int,
disrcpntc among their own peoplcS. ne
thir' i that behind international law
aud behind All treaty ARRANGEMENTS fnr
preventing 81 limiting hcStilit!es some
FORM OF international sanction should
be devised which would give pausc Ia
the hardest :gSrcsSor"
IN EnSlishinan who Is now q close
associate Of Lloyd George summed IN,
The l'ritish aspiration In these terms.
According as Germany .,ucrcrJ. =,
rails TO remodel Europe according Ia
It's own Will. ny force Of arms and in
denancc of public right viii miiitaris,u
itscif he proved success or failure
On this Fundamental issue Of nigh,
versus right. therefore there can he
no compromise. There is room for no
s"tiati"n and compromise on Other
points.
Msp MUST lie Cbnuxcd
nc war IL bound 10 change the map
OF INC world IN MAN.. important re.
sPc,'s Ihe hopes Of lasting peace al.
.tfSclN bound up with uniting races
ana n"toheiities now divided and IN
,hiN process there Win lie much room
10. Eve aud take. But We shall he
'hl"c - the principle On 7iIich NC eu
''fsu M n'aT. AMI tn" cause for which
VIC hchi, II 80 show the slightest Viii
hEhcss even |" discuss this new man
Hnlii tht Germans have agreed tha, the
re !'aiions which lave hccu wantonl,
aSsaitcd are 10 be liberated and IN
H'hhthe", and that tho treaties which
',!ii'tnY sSt cat 10 overthrow ana
"hi'n "Cr" tho guardians ~ rixnt and
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-16
ouc.,;on. md .r.,.r>

The Adcmoid Obses sion.--our ittls boz. ave
and onc-halr Years old. dots not cat ycrv
heartily one doctor looked ham ,la IA
there could he no doubt that tho box has ado.
noids. and serious results will develop II INC
adcnoid7 arc not removed. Another doctor saw
hi:I down street with the othe- da ANA
laughed inc idea OF adcnods, What ,.n
do l.. ~ Il;
Answer \ doctor can't say whether /, tht,a
has adoucids unless he inserts his nnSer b..
hind tho palate and feels them ug looks =,
,!tcrl through Spcculum or throat mirror ana
4 headlight Better find doct"H "lo .io,. sl,i
iiinn At conclusions. several o.ler trophies
beside: adcnoids may cauec tn" so-called ,d..
mold face-sinple chTor.c rhintiS enlarged
,onsiis dental abnormal titles ana doy elopm-nta a
Il fcrte fog sample
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-16

High praise is given by the allies to the
American mule. But all his fine qualities
nave not been disclosed. because the alliea
have no colored Nirginians TO show them of.
There probably isn't mule in all France
that knows the difference between Gee"
and Whoa. And unless d mule knows that
Hack. mule" means Back up. he isn't
half educated
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-16
Sound and Fury

- ~ ~ NJ In tho House Of REPRESENTATIVES,
al tue ridiculonS charge that represents.
tvcs OF the British government or Of ! y
Morgan 4 Co. bought up twenty-five hmcri-
can newspapers 30 control public sentiment in
bchalL Of preparedness and ultimately Ia
plunge the country into var indicates that
inc foolish season Is near at hand pcrhaps
despite the cold weather. VIC arc in the mids,
Of il,
VI Is too much 10 ask that the sponsors for
TINS remarkable yarn give the names of tue
newspapers supposed 10 have bccn purchased
- supply amy real evidence OF tho truth ~
'neir charges, but they ought ia have an
opportunity TO tell everything they know
mat would consume no great period OF time
enc ihc performance. while not affecting the
n"N'p"pcrs would display thc misGt states
men ~ th"ir true colors before tho American
people
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-16
Much Too PersonaI.

Mrs. Joncs. who lived in the nat below was
reported to lac III. The kindly ncShbov up.
st2irs was solicitors Of hcr health
Mary. She said to her small daughter. go
down and sct how old Mrs Jones is
The it;le girl obcyed, but soon cam. ba ok
and submitted this report:
Mrs Jones says II amt none o your bu sincss
how old she is. and she don't want YOU 10 h.
asking ANY more pertinent questions"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-16
The Richmond Tiimes-Dispatch
Information Bureau

.naui5 ,s. rcxardIng almost any topic except
:"s''fs ,e med
rssn. Through our Washington branch We are
OF to s
department. ana the erent Library Of Conxres.
ss.:y ass s",~sFs q
return hostage. Writer. name must e" he fur" .9r
nhrn 'nntni" will mot ansWer) and po>t-o,cc
fines Dispatch Information Bureau Ricbn.nd
rid, NJ ,.osa ss' !" nc, vs soso wash ssa,"%s
apple ;roes i is :njnsion H" to t ths% 90
II y rr' Mr,! ra,s , for Mount Vernon.
GUIDED he central par; Of the proner,T go ahom,
%" acres-'nd the price paid was $500 900.
!, ,Ieass, MARKING Hour. for Women
lcca Tor all temnles over fourteen ye.r'i a. ace
IN .'rSnia. aithoneh law is under advise.
MALE. "'"s hours icss 'or fe-
u. r.. rovi,.s ton. Vs.--'rhS t;iVil sc,y,c.
ton 10 III , s2esimfs ho'1T esa txs
made to the hppointmcn, Unice. VA '' nenar &c
nsu. e% tH9u! .nat o ,nc 'oS 1sts.,s
&C usual. chosen.
=, , Railroad War OF United states.
,he ~ N GasHuga "a Nall published
chcs give tho nan trunk nn sSNeT Tn,-
m-r Is for n sa: Il ne reocscai su~yey at 80
81 We Tinted states is ono Of .hc best ~ !road
nap Published. ~
'sdc Tnns r",'' E liz. Limited :. orc.
o:nlneni does not allow any rc-;on to hold two
5ors,nmsm Posi-; on At the same time y man
rnt;sa states NAH prcTided nc ssiary 'p pai
~ the county and i."t h> the United S;stes
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-16
II Thi. Thing kecrs Up.

Il notice. said the kindly neighbor.'' that
you have got I'D of your iut omobilc and grand
piano
Yes responded tho person addressed. Il
exchanged them for hushc potatoes and
dozen csas Just nov considering a
proposition TO swap The house for a tcndcrloin
steak"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-16
Books and Authors

i:y-t:I IL conacll author Of Acre"
- Diamonds" published BY the tIar-
rt"s. together With ais bios raphA, ~
.ii ~ his home N Philadelphia. lie
hai hccn iorvc,. 20 cancel a couple 81
cells Of his "Ao;'cG-of- DIAMONDS It,
Ii:rc tncaGcMcnis - 1rn*e"ncnt".
y ncv. boot by nr. conwch vii, prob
abl: &c published hy the iiarpor5 III
the .princ
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-16

and thriving. is making large contributions.
in many ways. to the support of the govern
mcnt II should not be hampercd and handi-
capped 10y discriminatory imposts.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-16

'"Ffoil Dana Winslows with iii.
fEon'h t'l.inS Corps tScribncrs) is =
Srapiiic account Of tho experiences and
adventures OF this young American
WI" enlisted in the French TIyipr
'orpa shortly after tho beginning RI
Inc W"r went through tho yarjous
grades OF school prescribed for an air.
"'Hh' according to the French system,
ana haa graduated for active scryic,
At tho end Of seven months Tbe most
notable Of tho authors adventures are
those thai took place while nyjnr
aboNc Ncrhun during tho German al
'acks and sixteen OF tic cXtraordiu;,ry
pictures taken hy him upon the 90.
eaS'oh arc reproduced in this volume
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-16

TWO German acrobats. well known ON The
E"ud'vilic stage. have applied for citizenship
paper IN New York There has been some
hins acrobatic about most Of the na,urali2a-
ion ceremonies the country has witnessed
recently
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-16

haa hccn force. 20 cancel couple az
, cells Of his "Ao"cg-of- piam"nds' l,o-
icrc tnragcncnts - consequences.
= ncp boot by rr. conwen viii prob
sbl,. hc published by tic Iiarpors in
;tc sprinc
urhan II Broush;"m. ~ l.o"don.
member of Parliament. VINO iivcd III
America from IsS. To 1917. has writ
ten !, .it,ie booklet entitled Tho Erii-
i%h Empire a, War, which ""ncisciy
sets forth the part Great Gr!tain has
taken In support Of tho allied cause.
The facts and official figures that he
haa assembled arc convincing IN tho
PROOF they afford that ';rc", Britain
is !"ips. her fun share III IT," terrible
catastrophe that has oNc:takcn Europe.
;. ncu edition.. thorough. revised.
81 Tho American fcpuhlic and It's
CoNcruinont. l." lanes Albert WOOD
burn. professor Of American history
and politics. indiana tiniN crsity. IL an
nounccd hy a. r. rutnam's SOM. Il,
present. an analysis OF tho govern.
n.cnt 81 tho United states with con
sidcratiou 81 its fundamental princi-
pies ana nr it, relations 10 the States
and Territories.
Tho mce GcrncsS OF the literature on
tic subjects az insurance which IS ac-
cc&siu.c 10 tho general reader makes
particularly Interesting the publication
Of Is i. Gcphart's principles Of In
Suraii"c," in two volumes. covering tho
subjects "f both life and fire insur-
anvc. Professor Gcphart':s experience
in teaching insurance. his experience
III the business itself and his aSsccia-
ton with insurance organizations com
hinc TO give authority TO his work
Tho Joan e. Winston Co. Of rhila-
dclphia. has issued "Rusincss Law for
BUSINESS Mem" ny Utlcy L.. crane. i'll.
f.. u. s.. volume that will be found
Invaluable in every business Office. II
has been specially prepared to NICE;
tho requirements Of the busy man Of
affairs and Is lacking in nothing III
the way of legal Information necessary
to tho conduct of his business having
abstract. Of commercial law i'm every
state ana Territory and legal forms
for many transactions.
Florence Wintcrburn. author ot the
recently published hook for girls
"iibtrty Hall" romoa of family
which numbers many distinguished
writer's among its members. ON her
fathers side she is related to Bulwcr
Lytton. and also to Miss Louise Alcott
and to that stern old Puritan. Jonathan
Edwards. And through her mother sho
claims kinship with Lillian Boil, author
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-16

Charlie Suribucr's Sons have iust
issued The Fan German Plot I'm
mashed. III which tic anthor, Andre
ChcradAmo. lays bare the true in
Nardness OF Ecrlin's formidable pcace
trap -! the drawn war" hv which
German, sought 10 accomplish the
objective that has failed her through
resort 10 force. Mr.. Chcradame'.
diagnosis "f tho present situation i.
clear-ViSioncd III its seemingly accu-
rate explanation OF tho Disguised Ger
man objective, III which is to be foina
the cause Of the present war
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-16
The rcsslmI.t Nn1.,

When explosives are longer used and arc
suprianted 10y compressed air. Colonel 7. Eoose
Welt, colonel w. Bryan and others wo,
Of will lac OF real use to the country
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-16
The Voice Of the People

\. mn evidence good faith. letters must
give tho name and nddreas Of the writer. Name,
viii nor he published IL writer requests,
Muhr al comm unlt atiOnn short
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-16

~ II there we're not enough trouble in the
"orla already. here comes Cuba with brass
knucks on.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-16

or forty books. md with numerous
other wcll-huuwn writers. Mrs. Win
;crhurn has always been the warm
iricad OF childrcn. and is III request
among tho Young people rs story
teller.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-16

Germany denies having made any o,cr,ures.
hN' ih"st people will believe Or Ritter
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-16

cuba objects 10 having Mexico. Sento Do
hlhSo ana Haiti push her from the center of
The revolution stage.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-16

MD yct lots OF men scoiicd when Nilcnenc
~ TT" war would last ~ least three years.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-16
To-Dny's BcAt Unnd-PIcked Joke

Stella called her newly married friend
Bella and found her at,ired in busincsslikc over.
a;ls, while her arms were fun OF fashion n.pery
= nd cooker: books
Hello she exclaimed What arc Won roiu-
:" makc""
some cakes. replied the young Wife proudly =.
"ETt why have SOU got those Ia .hion paper
a. well Is thc cooker. hooks?'
"f"u see confessed Bella. rather shame.
iaced'r. I'm bit of novice at cooking Toll
rnc. d" YOU make cancs from "a rocipc or > n.,.
tern: Philadelphia Public Ledger
Hot Nov.
Wall Siroci had little lamb
hose Acccc MAS white IS snow
va that. Of course. :ou'll understand
VA quito while ago
lc' lambs ~ that nice noiehboil.ooa
Don't hccp thcr fleece you know