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4 GALLANT RESCUE.
Coast Guards. After Hard Struggle Take
of Crew of Stranded Schooner.

~.,e.rial e. >pundtnc. OF Every Evening
Ievc~ Auril - With the wind blow
lue Il caig from tho northeast ior ! hours
without cc4~ing. sometimes r rate @: -
lY5I.- .,It hour. the titrco-oa~ted schooner
" awc,,ark could ~ longer ~i8ud thc ~ca-
and wind and had l,t.n dragging hor
anrhor al ia1 oa Thursday AND earit
s,..tcrcia7- morning landed an the shore
:toorIt i ls.sli mi. iron. tic edarS or aboii
TWO mlle- from tHc Lepc> Coast t'iartt
station The schooner u>t~ iasieu with
stone. bound from >toulng' oH, AlaIus. te
Annapolis. Md L Nefi a~horc ou thg
.hb 1ldc anu ~ th, flood tidc began %
lfaL, water. va> j tl}tl. atoyc ilcr tecl
and hs crew still aboard. Ihe sest~ 1Ser"
Washing III over hcr and 81 "io'k
Yesterday morning tine leWcs Coast
Guard> made an cffor, 81 81 IT, the
schooner but just before they reached IL
thrlr engine failed 10 work and they I'M
mediatelv beached thelr boat and went
tor another one III he meantime, the
schooner crew could no longer stay ON
ia, vessel and decided to gct in their
small boat and make il fast 70 thc schooner
which thev did and II worked successfully.
About 10 O clock the coast guards reached
them, after battling with the seas which
seemed almost an Impossible task The way
the wind Was blowing The entire crew
were rescued and brought 10 shore safely
4 great deal of credit is due - Captain
John :. Lynch and his crew for their
work IN rescuug these men, as tho ~ca-
were running high and the Wind blowing
q hurricane
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THE OPEN BOAT.

"Uhen thi- herr war i done sass Dan
and al the hghun through,
There some Il pal with Fritz again ID
they was used to DO,
But not me. SAYS Dan thc sailor man.
not me. SAYS he.
Lord know II n.pph II an open boat
Oh winter nights ~ sea
When the last battles lost an Won ~
won and lost the game
There's somell think no arm to drink
with squarehead- just the same;
But not me, says Dan The sailor man,
an II sou ask me why
Lord knows ii IS thirsty iii An open boat
when the water beaker dry
"When al tie bloomin mincs is swep an
ships 8rc sunk no more.
There somcll set them down 70 eat with
Germans as beforc
But not me, says Dan the sailor man
not me for one
Lord knows it's hungry IN an open boat
when the last biscuit done
"When peace is signed and treaties made
an trade begins again,
There some Il shaRs German hand an
never sec tic stain
But not me. SAYS Dan the sailor mau.
mot ruc i, God % high
Lord knows its bitter iu an open bo4l to
see your shpmatc9 die.
London Punch.
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LITTLE BENNY'S NOTEBOOK
BY Lee Pape
The Park Ave News

Weather | inspected
~Is~lety informal dance Was hold
I..-r ~atflddal utr, hcug s Indian war
dance on AIr sam ros-c- frmt pave
mint. la-tlug nwIl Mr. ru--cs mother
game out anl made hlm % IN "u account
ii al tho war whpoY- Amuug hose tak-
nC part before the iutcrrup,fHu wa- Mr.
RcnnN Potts Mr. \rtr \iI>andrr Mr.
Charir, Pads ~fuh.u-. and Nh Leroy
~has~ttr
~croaI~ Acoldrr Skinny Martin
dropped j duzzu egg al the present
gsuc. nf eggs W3ic bc WAS coming ho,uc
rIu crrud la~r Tbcr~1ay bclns an
,ff,-c. of trying 80 taiant> the bag ON ms
shoulder . of the eggs didcnt even get
cracked but skinny so~ hr got d crack for
,1.rz eee wen he eot home, iuc!ooding
tho-c3
AlHtcrl News onpuny Is bad
souc war practice with Br.dl>h tanks
on Toozday aftlrnoou She tanks beng
empty ASH barril. back III the back ALLEY,
C,cnfel skinny Martin ordering the COM
plnuv TO rctrcet wen 3 of the owners oi the
tanks started % charge at the saIuc tImc
Env time YOU come home late al
nIte and find out YOU forgot rouT truut
door KEY jest call up ld Ncrmck or Low
DAVIS and they viii quick gr' dressed and
come Ground and CLINE IN your parlcf
uIudoy, and opcn your truut door and lCcyo
,ou ID Rate ) sent d Wcck up. depend
Ing IN hou far The III Wermck and I.cv
DAVIS fruut Door hey InauTants Co
Advertisement
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SANDMAN STORY.
by Mrs. +. A. Walker.
Copyright 1913. by Mcclure Newspaper
SYNDICATE New York City.
TIE BATTLE.

There had been great excitement IN
the playroom all day, for IT had ralled
80 fast that the little mistress had To stay
IN the house, and that always meant n
very busy day for tho toys.
"Wasni II dreadful p asked tho French
Doll, who was dressed hike n nurse, as
she sat in her chair by tho side oi hftle
bed
Just awful :" replied the Little Sol
dier, who was bandaged about hia head.
II was an enemy and the little mistress
made the other army treat us VfiY
roughly
II am q nurse. YOU know, said the
French Doll, "and nurse knows no
enemy when "A soldier Is wounded
"Wlll some one pIeasc pay attention
10 me p walled Teddy Rear from another
little bod Il am supposed 10 have neeti
badly wounded and my arm Il IN q Sung
and one eve ~ bandaged but no ono has
gwen me pnv attention since WAS al
bound up
NV goodness. Teddy Rear 2 SAID
French Doll. 4 am the only nurse aud
with the enemy aud our own soldiers
| have had my hands full all day
Il am tired OF playing war. SAID
Jumping Jack from hIs bed on the fioor
4 don't know whether ! atn an enemy
or not. and don't care ! nm going 10
kick my legs. one Is supposed to have
been shot Of IN the battle
Ercnch Doll unwrnpped the handagc
from iacL $ Icy, aud down Il dropped lnta
place and Jack kicked and jumped an'll
everybody laughed at hls funny dolnes
\ row of httlo wooden soldiers sat
up on the floor where they had boon
| l1ng. and ahouldrred thor guns
W are the enemy @ld ote. and
| ! th1nk Ne ought e. shoot st hose ~
/ soldiers on the other side ol he room theS
| gave us a very bad whipping thls afi"f
noon
| "A n lumprd the TN soldiers atd III
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This Is ono of the famous American
breeds, and was originated fifty year7
ago by practical breeders m the ldttle
Compton district of Rhode Island - an
effort fo produce a profitable io|l l"f
all-around uscs a. that tlmo g. "as
popular - cross IrRhnrns, Maiay@ ana
- ON g5th Cochin and Brahrna hens
4ipcr ihosa croe.os furnished chicks that
werc rapfd grower The combination
also produced piIilctq that wcrc heavy
LAYERS Brown Loghorns and Indian
Games were crosecd and rocro4spd on
the progeny succcssivcIy, until the focss
generally became a red color Thus the
red hen of Rhode Island became even
more famous than the Jersey Blues or
the Bucks county fowl pf Pennsylvania
After many years "A practical usc
fancicrs became Interested IN nc breed
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Observation-Disclosures
PEPPER TALKS.
Ry George Matthew Adams.
THE MAN BEHIND.

heard the story of discouraged
man the other day. Here II is:
Il seem to lose out everywhere.
| can't understand IL. Why, only
today, lost out again, ! went where
n Job was open, only To find that !
was too late. II had been taken an
hour before. IL has always been that
way with me | am completely DIS
couragcd
That is the way il is with hosts
of people The job has always been
taken an hour before
hut did YOU ever hear n story like
this from the man who was IN hour
ahead of all the rest?
Life is to the fleet. as we'll as TO the
strong.
John B. Cough used to say that
most men had three hands lac
right hand. the left hand. and the
behind hand
like to think Of that famous
I story of the office boy who was
hunting Job and came 10 the slRn
! hanging outside Boy Wanted,
and Immediately he removed It,
tucked II under h's arm, walked INTO
I the office and said We'll here | ann
And when asked why he had re
. moved the sign remarked that he
didn't see any use Of leaving the
sign out any longer since he Was
there to I'll the job
The man behind ls not only
! etInnbIcr himself hut he IS a Stun
! bling block forrvcryhody who wants
TO get ahead
/ Not only. my friend. make Il =
I MONT to hc on trnc. but make 1t a
! MONT ia hc Iust y LITTLE ahead of
( timc Aou Will then have an op-
! por,unlt> to look over the ground,
I lu advanc" at all thc rest
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GOOD HOUSEKEEPING.
by Henrietta Graucl.
FOOD ACCESSORIES.

Food that Is not roodIn strict sons" "'
tho word and vet for which the deSlrr IS
constant and Keen, are those s"aSomnr'
that We use dail, and find indispensable
to health and comtort
Salt. at course is the first such tnod
arre~Sor lh4t comes IT, mnd ho long
,ng for il l~ = heathl instinct and the need
lor Il is explained hN the composition
III thc rastrIc juicc The uoet powerful
digestive a,ii il hc stomach Is hat called
"hvdrochiuuc and Is composed largely
nt chloride ot sodlum salt ar 1T I'oi
sum- taken with tie food DIR naturally
found 1u ID Nct uc tlnd per-an- Who ieht
thrm~, ENt- salt reasoning ~ ~ono uN
original -in. ~ that i comfortable. healthy
body i~ too perfect 3 possession int d'n-
<rus NJ this world
Vinegar ranks neN "a -alt As vautt
food element Taken III REASONABLE"
amounts. pur frtut vinegar e>,rclse- 3
digestive acton upon tic lolatln"u parts
at The meat eaten i hat Whl cold meat
creates j demand ior -ouc -urh solvent.
ANA pickles and chew how or ~picrd
vinegar Ic enjoyed With c,Gln"us and
drN mcat
salad dressings containing oils and
vinegar ara food necessities also They
ASSIST III hc d1gr~tlnt - the fresh y@se-
tables thousands vho COULD not toicrat"
grCcu vegetables. atone rcit-h thcm IA
,aL.d~ l'hc irS~sn4 Is r,aii1 mcdlonh
lubricant ~ thc d.4, -tl>e ~>-tom
Mustard /. ~tmItl.f lrd tnnl. "~
Nct as puurrut Seasoning i Is norc
volatile than prppa. uuf #, bcst iiaFer
Is NOT developed lHi,-~ a Is hr@t nos-ttned
v.th Mater and then mtN.d Vith other m
Errditni~
Pcrprr~ are ol ,h--c e.ud- he black
wl.ijc ana tht rcd peppers ground from
pepper pods ltri po}p.r + an irrl'aRi
and DESTROYS the tH, apprcciatloh, good
iiaypr> aua dractt tt~fte ~ foods II
much used
/ Cooks toa atten over season fp"d and
/ lose rho subtle flavor ir Ut> at the spire
| BOX iaunouv of t'tvur ~aaaId te sought
| ior, and uo spice should preioWHat" -
| me exclusion III tht oiuta3 taste oi The
/ food served vHth r
ono ~pce ~ 10 MT u~e often enough
/ ], papriha Il IS uch. nuik -Wr .'t' Or
| i little warm. but never hn' testing. and
not III he consoundri ntl pepper Tor =
/ momcn' L is not oyeu = species 81
/ pclpsr
Thr t~e II onion 81 garlic Is ;tlmo~' uu-
/ known Sra raal.l q. orr Lun. becau> lheE
/ ar, used ,lth too l.atl hlud j should
t!w..< T., used - .sifl< rhat II caunet
I "a detected m llr ..ruu. # The whole
! .hjndll ,ejl n.r Tho aliT.r renee between
/ cocoa ma rlorola'c. 'h,s taste .tna Iooa
! alike Ia iue. bur - hc p1e' y s" varied.
/ There uuf =" i difference Lacy Is
/ Rcpl, Cocoa ii..- l. oa removed from
/ Il 4nt s consequently les rich II j.
! more wholesome Tor chlldr,u ttetn fha
heavier beverage Hado aitl choeoIa1t
! " hat IS butcher luaa and how much
/ docs !, sI.r5nt ina ,,:.-flsa Docs il -bruh
! each time Is tmuudrr,d3 Mn y
! RrpA Butcher iiuea IS course
hr..yv weave al true l5uca L may L.
~hriuk be fore il is made up. Ntfr q e
! once shru ken il romans tirm and strong
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wont tbplr guns read, t. tre. hnf trenrh
Doll ered oui Don hfe Tie ar
i. over. for to-day there are re- ehennf-
after - ia the pl8yfooin
All the lttle nldier- ohcVcd he tel
Cro-- nurse aud down "cul ihe'r GUT
ho started al thls trouble, aHt-
uav asked Teddy lie9f ncyeT
fclt cross ~ anyone IL tite room aud |
thought W. were III lie best u friends
until today
\sk The soldiers pcrhap- theT khae
sad French Doll. i 10 nnf
W don't know any tbng ahe4 Il
..ad TN, I'm -aIIiet- All We know s.
tL1t Tho lntlp lnistrc-~ sald W. Werr ~
shoot N tie encml Tut vc dli not Wahf
ia hurt them, because wc all Iyc "a the
same hoN
We don't know what i Is aii about,
sand the wooden soldier VI always
liked IN, littlc tin soldiers until to.las.
when they ucrc 50 rtl,ls and pushed Y.
All over
"Thc Httlc mistress sad there VS. .
war somewhere and hal We were gong
to play il was IN the playrootn 9hd
French Doll
don want war and W Won't have II
" 4 are ali TRENDS ana lel u 3Ait' II -
To hurt each other or quarrel over .piN-
thing as long a~ ~ i've
Ne agree, ~afd ail he taNe
tnd when the lttie ulsiTt9s Wst7l ,
!, NJ, varv We Will remember il : anir
tla} and Wc Won't bur each sfistf I
httle bit sand the Gooaen soldiers
~ vii wink when " poke II zou
v,tL o,r qun, and vou viii know "
are IN fun. -ald tia. I'm seietiefs.
There can't be any real Maf u ~
al love each othcr. >.tld trenee 'os
IN "a sleepy voicc
EVER body love everybody ts.'t "
u,JI n,yrr have var. s.IId al The tes-
= thu dalrl Oft Ia -lcep
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RHODE ISLAND REDS

and - few we're erhbf,l u joDl'ry
exhibitions during thc iatn -n'- In
1882 they were exhibited ~ Ihiad-l-
phla as Golden Butf By further rr,s--
lng one claes u breeder jeerIppc1 re
present day BuG plymouth Roei rJ
Buff Wyandyties while 9'hnr r1.. ,
hc breed known ae Rhode Island POD.
Ike aiI American brnei- RHODE -
land Red were originated rifh 'po d~a
~ Ifilty uppcuupsf Their w. uou'
Development along fnoJ Hne-
aftcrthoughi 'Ihry lav hiy brown agY
he chicl.s are trorg and Ro-oYa ar"
dryclop yapmir. bolug unc Ri Jrr e
,.arjctjce for ihc ur3d irtlsu uf trri'a-
Male weigh ~, ~ .ls pounds 'euaio
; to 81 pounds Ini breed ono
thr ycrv best for th" na'l hao--er3
poultryrnen
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Autn Victim a NIexican.

Inr IN pout powder worker vino was
fiIled In + motor truck accdcut 4t Third
ald Narkct streets ou Thursday nigh
ta4 been identified IL EMANUEL Dcucco.
4 Mexican iI fhoughl tJ have made
H. home ui IS ltndug,on aul Na cinplo> c3
Ut Carney Point
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AlIcn Andrr,on Dead

tHrn anderson aged Il years.
# C.ar.-c hes lanc south Whining.
ton ucl-hnowu aud h1hlN respected
colors,l man. elgl Thursday = ms hoee
liz wAs employed Tor fboui tofi> var fA
: {, summons ard 3rothers Lumber
Con,pal.s. but htd lived retlred i"f the
past lrn wears lie vi q wi y tf
veteran. and !, membet al fo-t \o /
1, \ Il and had h,.id the position q
Junior Nicr-Hepartmea Commander ..
the State ot DciaAarc
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Mother,s Pension Commission.

Mis- Elizabeth MacDonough. soraI
worker for the Mother Pension Com
mission has been ia " Wilmington Tor u ieS
davs Her hcuiqIartcr, are IN the state
Library at Dover
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-13
are inserted in tie poultry press
-rArE pnrIrIlY noRE

~ f'ff At1 1t-A +rtffHF
The poultry departments of he state
agricultural college and agricultural dc-
partmcut- arc eucrgpticaig advrr'l~iug
thc fact hat the production ~ foulfry
and cpps must bc materially increased
this ycar Those state poultry worker
bay, 4 great opportunity To r"acb their
people through the agricultural depart
fncnf of he college. he cytension dive
son. and the student body Most NJ
their work Is done ID thr field under hr
supervision of THE director oi artcn-ron
and with he help If the county agent
of he extension force ~ INC meetings
that are held III thc STATE frequently
orders are taken for eggs for hatchng
haby chlck- nr breeding -toct These
orders are generally sent through n"
Chamber of Commerce
III mon county. Southern Caroline,
this spring. twenty. thousand 4ay-oid
chick, were ordered through Tue oral
body THIS KIND of work ls carried on
~ the men connected with ne stat"
poultry departments
wAp ryWE ADVICE
Unless The chickens are actually
grown. ready o eat ur - Law. hc work
81 he poultry organizations Wlll te os'
II IS nor top late - commence BUY
eggs for hatehing or baby chicks Select
j gcncral-pu rpose breed. or egcs rom
hens IL good size II vou -et hen,
grease Ter under oach wing and ~ tae
rear of her body with q little thirty
three per cent mercurlal ointment fo
Nlll the lice Rub yellow insect powder
INTO her head and neck feathers. -
tins before you set the hen and % the
eighteenth day of incubation Ar he
latter time. soak he eggs tor two min
,lte~ III warm water 70 soften he shell
and inside skins md prevent the rnich
1 getting stuck in the she'll
+ Place hc hen and iFT chlcA- ~
watert light coop with Stated ront
~et the coop ia gra,-. ar ID the garden
keen The aen confined b the coop auu
IA. chicken, are ueaned Ioed x g-lE-
ture ii equal paris hard-boliea egg- glt
1p fiu, rolled oats, and cracher "r arF
bread crumbs. pyerv feU hours ne tr>i
tVa DAYS - starr rhe chick. uT ugat
Nix little chick -lze ground oyster
shells 81 -narD sand. .eIth thJs food 9,
j suomi, rao cizzarl vitn grinding m4te-
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rill otherwise the chirks viii have dlsr-
rhoa Scatter three 'mes daily 0rar
fnillrt .ced rrackcd corn pr rracked
,-beat or ,ornr commercial .htcg f10d
ai,tainqhln from raur ard noVse .r
grorrr lu short efraw III r fh" grass II,
mako tire chicks tTeroi-e Iacd tnf-
ar7ckcd gram mixture, ~ 1dv1sad until
d" chicks ARE vnaned
potNTs oN EyDT~G
Iae hird dav make mixture
a,uai parf- bv rniRht NJ e,rnin@ai
rolled llt. ~ ground oats without ~"
tuH. 4 heat bran and erther one q 'ar
alioplrg f,,ods Prime cott1nse rri meal
elvot rrau meai or peameal n 'hn
uth. IN np-half uart fine ground meaf
-ri-r,s or lf'ed meat CRAPS I-e 'riy
thc mall PARTICLE I hc north Ndd
y .it,ln rt.ck -izo ground oyster heis
ar -narn 4nd - before. Keep his food
,!rv n -nallup- fox before THE rrlrx-
,il f1s rre lnp nev re- reaned
Whenever -rrap- III 'lrat 0r rhlcSen
BONES rc f' from dinner c,It them uu
with B sharp hand axe aud tcc,i the -Iaait
riecre t1 tbe nabv chicks h.s rpea'
and bone - the best growing food n 'nc
world. Fish bones and left-over salmon
c.ln also ~ used
From weanIng agc. 70 lnoIt -lE wrecks.
IntlI maturity, Iced fHr chicks IKE fne
aid hens Keen B good agE tssn dry
.,rfurr them separate me .lcherris
rom he ruiiets u ran wrrA- let the
outlets remain d rhe cyop-. uIt oynilne
+ the eockerplS n Stated crntes. latJen
them for v0 weeks. and eat or sell them.
This meat -Itu3tiou ctn and must r-
solved Poultrv MORT nov Mess
m pu.let- arc crown TINS prlng, Pr
s.ln have the cggs we need lle -lr-
tlu- cockerel7 vail supply le best and
cheapest 3eei ana pork substitute. l,llsc
chickens md hciu VIn he p-ar
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he ~ea-un ui an r-producFion :.
Z oi egg4 /, IL hand Auv 'orce uem :
I nu 4 g4tted market II -aw prices
: Why -nJ set them a-ide ior next =
winter l~e Nhv not preserve
them. a- you would preserve riht1 =
! or vegetables Il l. easily lone.
: neNl week article -e.ls rn"
.-- ~ . %
~ - %
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RARY CHICKS

PATCHING EGGS from vigorous. thof-
oughbrcd trapncsted stock Not forced for
winter productions CHfN St5 pcr hundred
EGGS 50 per hundred Write tor special
mating prices
W. g. BEC kWITH
DENTON. MAINLAND
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Film Folk Cln~t-ip~ II the Men.
No.ugl aul Children Who Make the
Moves I;> EohN Wagner Illustrated
with Photographs New Aarh IT,. lhe
Ctntur1 60 f5& Fourth avenue. irtct,
- not
Ixtr>t o,l> ,bo aoo- 10 ttc MOVIES
suG uha docs not should rcad titm
E@L. nJi moreover 4 Nol 1nH go ~ itc
at4e- 4ud laa al'prcciate Wi5 He!
I...or anal gsod stories Wcll io.d then
4.. ~Aauld read these >tarie~. II bInC~ Z
...t interest l:to the movies and y
introduces i ncw phase III literature We
h.,vc literature ot al sorts. ami NOW We are
,utroduccd to he literature 81 the moving
pIetIrv. the most peryad'nI 10 ai The arts
and industries al tho present AuNonc
who reads 81 The tin faNortc- the m"1Ic
queen. tho "Ecadv' Action Camera
Co. III, >Upe~ and >jlprmcn. thr i"-l
ringers. thg plots and cuuuterplots and
the Mother. Niav lio m the llins
will know Il great zeal about moving PFC
tt.rr~ and ulll cujut the moves aI the
ulnr, I'M future This hook IN Is stories.
lots one into some ID the Ncn fa~t3HaiWg
inrrIeacit.> oi staging thc plays and the
ac,lorl. and THE dressing ot the parts ami
ict, one -, what fruly yASf And Won
ucriui thng the moylc IS
The book l> q sort D in- \ngcl,~
Canterbury raie~ Uhauan appear tae
stores. told III the tr-t person. 81 TING
handsome lIa actor Vao-r ncaui\ j latai
o. il> comfort of tile ehlli Wonder the
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You tr1 an E4erv iAemas Waaf adv
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.'Chc Life and Death. virtues anu
ExpIoits of General George Wa shing
tom" Bv Mason Locke WcemS'
Mount Vernon Edition. illustrated.
Philadelphia IA. J. Is. IApp'hco''
Co. Price, Sl.50. net.
parson Wcemr' Life Of Washington
is we'll on IN the second century oi US
existence, and has reached ITS eightlcth
edition. 1t is doubtful Is any American
book can equal this record. 1t bids talr
ia he as perennial rs the Vicar oi
W,Lciicld' I'M its hold upon the reading
public. ..,a.;
that ba, been pad to Necms Life oi
Washington. 1t has been criticised and
condemned Some Of its anecdotes have
been ridirulcd as apochryphal, notably the
story uf little George and the CHERRY
free BUT Parson Wccms stoutiN mann
tains that this story Is true, and That nc
bad II from one who was a contemporary
nf Georges father and knew what ne
was talking about
The author frankly admits, IN ms lh,
PRODUCTION. that his book WAS not intchd'd
tn hc a biography OF Na-hngtoni nor i
1t. What he aimed to do was To prrSGn'
to the public not 50 much the ho'anlc
achievements of the Father ct Ills
bUutrN. but 4 HHt I''t'i' ft - - -
L,- virtues. and hiS stern, unvarNng dcN"-
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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-13

W hat Is butcher hua8 and bow much
dae- Il -Lr5ut Ina s>..~fllsE Docs il ~brluk
,.ch linn. Is laIudrr,d3 Nh
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once silrukcu i romans tirn and strong
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-13

hudl4 ,eU u4e tho difference between
cocoa and clooola'c tb,s taste an.! Iooe
alike to rue. Iur - .ho pue, l- 81 yaftcd.
There mas J.. i difference Laey b
Rcul> Cocaa lt.- tt oil removed from
Il ana s. consequently les rInh II u
moro wholesome Tor chlidr.u it,an Z he
heavier beverage 44d, sub choceI.tle.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-13

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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-13

BY rrof Frank G. Hare
oultry ifusbandmhn. Clemson College. > =
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-13

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.