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The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-08-23
cussr~d Himself Right There.

She was about to marry Mr.. Money
bags, and II Was case NJ May and
December. A party was given 10 cete-
hratc the engagement. aud one OF ths
guests was requested BY the hostess
to sing.
"Yes. DO, Mr. Sweetnote. remarked
the prospective bride. ''fo you hap
pen to remember My Sweetheart When
4 BoyY"
Great Scot !" exclaimed the vocalist
Remember him You must take ms
for cvntenartanf
He was not invited 10 The wedding
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-08-23

The navy bean. besides being plentt.
full In that branch az the war service
which hears i.s nanse. n also wvsr.
stocked tn the army. II follows Tia
saG to the front ana cSiesxo texs aa-
msnsssrstr-s say |. kacaad oe rse3 H.
srxlls at home 10 mvs osass fxsis Tor
the soldier hays
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-08-23

single unpleaaars tAoushs II WIS
may follow, EAT0EIC fables, soe1
tasting. quick scsing, and alssclatelD
harmless, haw Alfesdy proven On ~
told blessing " thousands oi pecpla.
One OF sxo EAroNIC Tableas aiAse
neaiA werk wonders. TAsy swee4Gn
and pursfy The stomach By nesirAlIs.
Ing The troahl~-mskine aeids aod fsean
and stop the gviptns pains ii lndleao.
lion and other stomAch end beUEo
disturbances.
And uls tesf part % h k-ypu Go
b. ycus own JUDGE. Juea ny EATOK0p
L<A your cwn stomach SeH ypu m
truth. " YIN sys nc4 pleased flaA
thsy don's cest yOu oos penny.
nvassisss m amas~d 4 NJ ausSa-
isiing reports from EATONlC usssn.
who bavs iotind EAIoElC i ssIclI.
wonderful rlsei for ssonach atimsS9n.
So W trfi yyou u III / Ilssss box =
EATUNIc from your druxgiss, wh00
you know ard can tsasl, ard dsan
u rATOSfc h ora ssssea n yoss 60.
tsss1rn v se yaar dnngYs~s u ees* snd -
eses rsas mocsy- Thsss 3 ssty sSaaso
esss, hveFy tef~es h rsfs6 ;tr msts -
ttst t<s foE1 e@n ssunfarh kg ysu 60
ssash ~ sssrs Sssa< xAfosE szast.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-08-23
Guest, Provide o., SUGAR.

wnen friends 80 N1visit'a % Al
too. n. they bring their cvn sssar
stcnx icr sweessn,as the refrNsarsa's
ssrvcd. A sweround sugar ration %
each family csauarsas Il, Sugar sss
hssa .asSsAliy sxarcs sas serss t.-zsA
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-08-23
Watch Your Skin improve.

On rising and retiring gently ssnesf
the face with Cuticura o'R,men, Wash
of Ointment In Ave minutes with Gu.
ileura Soar aud bet water. For free
sample address ''f'nticurn. prrt. Z.
Boston" AT druggists aud by mail.
Soap q, Ointment - and an.--Adv.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-08-23
Do This After You Eat
Hot Weather @Out Of Fix" Stomachs
ILL., Easily Put Right .... -.

When hos weather comes. stomach
and bowel miserses begin. s&rone,
sound ssofnaehs ~ we'll u weak once
arr eaxily affected by the harmful
eases and scids 10 oisen produced In
The things we eat and drink during
bot weashes. Winter Naturs's lee.
boz, ID gone-hot weather breedb
Me poisonous geyma thas canae pto-
maine pcisonan oil 10 many forms. +.
Every oue kpovs thas ths Alter -eaa-
Ing Nausea, belchine. thai wrserhed.
bloated, ''lumpy" feeling. sons saom-
och. heartburn, focd rspcasane. and
other forms al indigestion end dys-
pepsia arr lar more inQneni daring
bot weather. u y The time when 700
have " guard constantly against IN
upset stomach and The many ilh thaa
aTr always aps 10 follow. Thsn again
-ws hare the vosid's was - via
With the change Of ,dies And extra
wntk wh4tti 'hsexln w n9nsf IN 1tsAses
fully guArd our stomacta this year
keep ourselves fa and Gas.
A marvellous rvlsei and prevention
has been iound Tor stomach eufierev,
which makes II possible for yau to eat
We things YOU !ike bess without .
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-08-23

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1ahs as0 ha" We @r Ia j. ano "a
course VIZ a'e IN " stay VI LOT =
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The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-08-23

Instead II washing combs. clean
them By brushing and pulling a tltce
ai cpttea throngti the tsv,h. always
changing " AS Il gels ssslttsi. thr8 rub
WITH clean cloth
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-08-23

A wn1tlau's missing sense Of hnafor
has saved tHaHy man fgugg making
q fnnl ~ himself.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-08-23

No man ever surprised woman by
telling her that he loved her.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-08-23

Invisible patches ought 10 be Used
In fixing ar qgarreis.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-08-23

Practice makes Iserfest-~-at least "a,
hno practice In calculated 10 make per.
fact martyrs ~ The nesghl~yrv
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-08-23

The average man iikes to liz dece1vs
esa II In being andsreIsed that makes
Alts miserable.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-08-23
Sons All Geee.

, My husband Is rarislan.- sstA
q beautiful AmertcNn woman raatr,ss,
70 4 FrNaehTaaa- HE ~. always
lived Ia Parts He has resay friends
here tiu Is festy-ass ye~rs 49, ILLS
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1918-02-14

relns free over her noun S neck. With
q lunge the nervous beast leaped for
ward. The shortest path led straight
through the center of the village, and
this Meriem took. Baynes was close
behind her, their horses running at full
speed.
50 sudden and ilnpetuous was their
lash for liberty hat it carried them
half way across the village before the
surprised inhabitants We're aware of
Nlut was happening. Then an Arab
a,,ognized them and, with ii cry Of
alarm, raised his rifle and fired.
The shot was Il signal for Il volley,
and amid the rattle of musketry Meri-
,u and Baynes leaped their flying
mounts through The breach in the pail
sad" ana were gone up the we'll worn
trHiI toward the north.
(TO BE CONTINUED
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Professional Cards
PHYSICIANS

E. G.. MILLER, M. D.-Physician and
surgeon. Hours: 9 to 1870 a. m.
l:3O to 4:3O p. M, Z to s p. m. Office
in Kendall Block. Phone, office L-9,
residence, 275.
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are saddles. l will bring them and the
bridles," and before he could stop her
she was gone.
Baynes Quickly united two of the
frightened animals and led them to the
point designated by Meriem. Here he
waited impatiently for what seemed
an hour, but was in reality but a few
minutes. Then he saw the girl apz
~i4oacnng beneath the burden of two
saddles.
Quickly they placed these upon the
horses. They could see by the light OF
the torture fire that still burned that
the blacks and Arabs were recovering
from their panic. Men were running
about gathering in the loose stock. and
two or three were already leading
their captives back to the end of the
village where Meriem and Baynes were
busy with the trappings of their
mounts.
Now the girl flung herself into the
saddle.
Hurry" she whispered. 1--WE shall
have to u for It. Ride through the
gap that the elephant made" And as
she saw Baynes swing his leg over
the back Of his horse she shook the
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Theo. Martinson, draying.. 2.45
Same, hauling coal....... 215.40
B. Il. Rude, haul. fire apr. 4.50
Moved and seconded report of com.
mittee be adopted, bills allowed and
warrants drawn for same On roll
call Beals, Halvorson. Hoy. Johnson
Moberg, Swering and Wiley, all vot-
ing Aye, motion carried.
Moved and seconded a warrant be
drawn in favor of the City Treasurer
in the sun of $541.23 to balance the
freight and express accounts. On roll
call Beals, H~alyorson, Hoy, Johnson
Moberg, Swering, and Wiley all yot-
ing Aye, motion carried,
An ordinance amending Ordinance
No. 40 relating to salaries was sub
mitted and given its second reading
and on roll call, Beals, Halvorson, Hoy
Johnson, Moberg, Swering, and Wiley
voting Aye, motion was declared car.
ried and became Ordinance No. 81.
An ordinance amending Ordinance
No. "a. relating to Electric Lights rate
vas submitted and given its second
reading and upon roll call Beals, Hal
yorson. Hoy. Johnson, Moberg, vii
ley and Swering all voting Aye. mo
ton was declared carried and same
became Ordinance No. 50.
Moved and seconded city furnish the
Bookings Steam Laundry with steam
and that suitable meter be installed to
measure same, provided no extra ser
vice be furnished. On roll call all
voting Aye, motion carried.
Committee on Taxation offered the
following recommendation:
That the application for rebate of
Hans Ulsetten of $100. 1916 dog tax,
be rejected, il having been paid in
fun by City Council December Bird,
1917. That the road and school Poll
Of $500, 1915 of r. NJ. Krogh. be a
bated. The School Poll of $1.OO for
1915, of Earl TolagsOn be abated. The
road and school Poll of $500 for 1915,
of Miss Milton Frease be abated. The
1916 tax of L. Anderson of $i.41 year
1916 paid by Louis Anderson be re-
funded to Louis Anderson. he having
paid it in error, also having paid the
regular tax assessed AGAINST him and
that Alex L. Mann should pay the
1916 tax of $16.S4 as assessed against
Out Lot A, Pleasant Hill addition,
and he be abated or refunded the 1916
tax on out Lot A, assessed for a valua-
ton of $4,000, ii not being his, and
the school Poll of 81 90 for 1912 and
the road and school Polls of $500,
year 1913. assessed against Carl Us
letten be abated he being a member of
the South Dakota National Guards
during that time.
Moved and seconded the recommen-
dation of Tax Committee be adopted
On roll call, Beals. H~alvorson, Hoy.
Johnson, M0bers. Swerine and Wiley
voting Aye, motion carried.
An ordinance entitled Swine Ordin-
ance was submitted and given its
first reading. On motion council adj
journed,
w. II. Leighty. Mayor,
Attest: G, H. Stoddart, Auditor.
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Rcgresses had started. Men were run
ming toward the tent. There was no
time TO be lost.
"Ouickn' cried Korak, turning to-
ward Bayucs. who had scarce vet real
lied whether he was facing a friend
or foe. Take her to the palisade. fol-
lowing the rear of the tents. Here is
my rope. With it YOU can scale the
wall and make Your escape"
"But Won Korokp" cried Nariem.
81 win rntnoin " renIiod tba onn man
81 have b~usinass with the sheik"
Marian would hovo darnurrad bu,
tbo Killer ..izad tbnm h,th Inv tho
shoulders and hustled tb.m through
tho s1it u,ou ana art into thn
ho,o,l
a., .,u Ga t., J.. aa,t.hoa
ond ,u.,.1 to n,na ana ha,a th.rn ,rhn
~
front
rhs ,nn man fought VOL fo,aht nc
no hod nevnr topoht bnf,ro L,,t tina
odds u.ara toa CROFT for vi,to,, rbougb
Ina ,,,, tr.t ,yLf.h NO mast nravod~
time for tba FnqIiehnon to nscane
with Merriam Thon ba ,vae ovnr.
whnIr.d I've nnu,hnr. ond . fn,y min.
corriod =, tbo .hoit,s tont
Tho old mon .vad hi, "a ei,o,oo Cor
. Ion, ,i,no ~ WOO, ,r,ioo 80 o. IN
his avn mind soma form &c torturo
tbo, ,could or,tiry his rogo ana b,t,oa
toward hi crnoturo Who tu.ioo boa
haop tina ,n,ons of his to.,r, ~
sion of Noriom
And as ha e.t tboro l~ool,ipr ,ro,
KanaL .ha a,,ana a.,.
-rumnatfnco an o,o,bon+ II ,ha i,oa1o
bavond Tho nolisado bo1f s,niIo
Touched Korok,s Inns He t,rnad his
head q triaa in tho diraction from
which tho eopnd had coma and tbon
tbara hroka from his 1,ns q low vaird
coll
ono of tho blocLs o,ordino hin,
S,r,cp him ocroes tho moT,h m,,th thn
b,ft 81 his eno.r b,, ,nna thora L,ow
Tho ;grifconon 80 Mo -
In g. mob Tartan ono,.o, II.
no tho sound ~ Koral,s voioo Ca, unan
,hom ia annrnanhaa 49, anulpaa
and Ifting his trunk ohovn = s,iffoa
Then he placed his head against the
wooden logs and pushed. but the pali-
SADIE was strong and gave only a little
to the pressure.
In the sheik's tent the sheik rose at
last and, pointing toward the bound
captive, turned to one of his liru-
tenants.
Burn him." he commanded. Eat
once! The stake is set"
Meriem. dazed by the
sight of Korak, whom she had long
given up as dead. permitted herself TO
be led away by Baynes. Among the
tents he guided her safely to the pail
SADIE, and there, following Korak's in
structions, the Englishman pitched a
moose over the top Of one of the up
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COUNCIL

Council Hall,
ely of Brookings, Feb. 4th. 1918.
tlty Council met in regular session
With Mayor w. Fl. Leighty, Alderman
Brals, ~lialyorson, Hoy, Johnson, Mo-
berg. Swering and Wiley present.
Minutes of last regular meeting
We're read and approved.
Committee on Claims made favor
able report on the following bills:
Erookings County Telephone
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GRO BE CONTINUED,
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Theo. Martinson, draying.. 2.45
Same, hauling coal....... 215.40
B. L. Rude, haul. fire apr. 4.50
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Line collections no "a
"A II Ieiphtv salary - oo
a. @ Trvastad salary ozoo
Nils GulIjck salary so oo
Connolly salary eoao
carl Tsletten salary - oo
Hoover. salary 20 oo
w J. Davis. salary 77oa.
q r. stoddart sal and axn 11o *
ID = uaroldson SALARY ooa
q Rortnam salary 60
rl,a- shea sal and own 1o,so
Mrs ru, ,tLinson solorr 40
v.ldrad paws .alorv -ooo
r,..s3 sranci. salary "a aa
s.na. patar.on ,alar, IN oo
.Irlia Fnriobt salary 400 o
mia Ronscb salary 40 oo
R.r1a Rowe salary am
<,.rt, Rrn,,n saIa,v. .zoo
Th.,, Anderson eo1arv % oo
Hollis ubhar salary 7zoo
,y Nortor sol and -, ,o- "a
NiI. Larson salary sz,o
cr.,da mi, solorv O. oo
NJ u ~1totobkfya salary = ma
r. Va, uydo salary = ao
p,, o,Rrio, sa1arv - an
v.t.. cu-orina .a1or --oo
1ro,,1 .lo,,, ao,aru -ono
II = uonoon soIary -ooa
r.nt po+orson Ioho, co .o
r..n u,ostovor Iahor 30
% rho ,ot
" srorinc labor -oo
Tobn rIo,,aop lobo. ,oo-
1-oriotr c+oro s,n zen
~ rah,.on o. CO. ooo
- u t-ond.,I = oo,o.
y ~rbtdo.tan -, 90.
r. q Connouv SIM 49,,
T. II Haugon snn Ak
= p.aau 100
q D.hh 90
wostorn r,ao Ca ~
~ uo, -. ~ 80
w = >-o+4 r , oco'
pi+t.h,nuh ,. ro oooc
r,oa o. 80
North rIoo 70 40 20
W Dh ~.
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Copyright by
Frank A. Munscy Co
CHAPTER XVI.
A STRANGE Meeting.

whole tt"t,,na hof,ra lin and no mace
e. nor+io,Ior - DO p,s.l,l, ba uould
have moved more rapldly but for the
tbonpht which continually haunted him
that each mile he travelled carried him
farther ana farther AWAY from Ner-
iem-no longer his Merlcm. AS of yore.
II IS true but still AS dear TO him as
ever.
Tb,ts ba CANA ,,pnn tbe trail Of he
sso,k,s Lond os il Travelled down river
from rhe point where the sAplk had
conturod Nrrlem ia it's OWL stockaded
VILLAGE Suddenly he came to the camp
of the renegade S~,lr Ilalbihn. whose
black attendants fled In terror mt sight
of Tantor and korak.
Malbihn Law in a hammock beneath
n canrpy before his tent. His wounds
were DainfnL and he had lost much
blood lie was very weok He looked
IN IN sunrise ak ne hoard thn screams
of his mon and saw them running TO-
word The gate.
And ,h.n c,., orou,d tho corner If
bio font loaned @ hugo huik and Tan.
+or tho groot n,skor tourarad ohova
him
,fa,,ttu, ~ e.oitna ,iu
st. 5000, Co. ttF aat. -
-. ~. d. -. ~
hnas. ana ,ralhun u.oa Iaft olono ana
hal,laas Tha ,I,,hn,t at~nnoa
oornIa - sna,a tha n,naaa
- ,nar'nol. u.u,ihn n.n.a1
man,,nr H., ma,1, oana
r. aa,,71 ra1u r. a.. Ia, atanin.
60 tt t. -. nn a. IIo05
ri,,r,a5 onarr I+tlo I'D, ed nav
hin, aa1 amatt his doath
RI - 49, a-a.aa,at.ao
" "' " 20"
- lcoDe
" :,
~ Nv "l'' ""'
80 - ltDn Jun
e 49, $500,
e n'i'7 "p'
'"'s
~
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p'fO'N ~" ~ - ''"i -
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49,
sou"4 - 9pos - ""eue
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- a. a. 49, ~ 80 800
s,Isn - nn,ea, me- -
-. a - ~, -
- -, ,.a -
roea namnar. ~ an,taa.n
- a.ramaIn l
- -
" ~
o.soa ,ho $50 orar 90 .he -
onaa noets TINT comnoaoa Tho noIieaaa
A mou,n, ,o.or his voc w. ahono
Tho ,ovol of tho oh.tocioo .attnn To- ~
m,.hin .,oi, ranna hanona ~.
~ a,ah. oac -
drew b,msalf to tho ton and drnnnod
lightly IN tho ground within tha IN.
closure.
Tben ba commenced b,s staaltbv
seercb of tho village FIRST toward tha
Arab tents no mad b,s wov en,m,n1
md ustani,o IIo ,.s.,a haLf,l ,h,u1
searching for some sio, nf ueriam
Nor even tho wild ,rah crr. hn,rd his
passage 60 silently he went-o shadow
passing ,hropeh shodows
Natod hr, fan his ,oono., a,.,, and
his ,oln cloth Kora. ~, Kiinr s,nnk
into the shadows at tba hack ~ Tho
font where his laan soont ta,d him
Meriem was u,s shorn lnifo s,it q
SIX foot onen,ng IN ,ha ,.nt wau and
Korak. tall and mighty snrong
through mon tba astor,shed visions %
the inmates.
Mer,em saw and racoon,ved him t,o
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CORN NOT PROFITABLE

Since more pork must be produced
at a profit, shorts, oilmeal or tankage
must help out the corn ration. BY using
some of these feeds in a warm sloD
with corn fed on the ear, the feed cost
of a 100 pound hog is so, while if corn
is fed alone, the same weight of hog
will cost $12 or more.
Pasture crops reduce the feed cost
about half. Alfalfa and cape make
good pastures and produce from 500 to
500 pounds of live hog per acre. One
half full grain feed should be allowed
on pasture.
A good full daily feed for a 100 to
$50 pound hog gaining a pound and a
half daily is 4 pounds of ear corn and a
warm slop of 8 pounds shorts and one
pound oat meal-G. f. Morrison, Elk
tension Livestock Specialist, S. D.
State College.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1918-02-14

:. M. CHRlsTERsoN, D. c.-Gradu-
ate Of Palmer System OF Chriopractic
Successor to DR.. j. II. Cronk. Office
in TrYGe tad Building Bookings, SD.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1918-02-14
FAMILY GROWING RAPIDLY

Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Fremont are the
1896 proud parents of a fourth son since
1.50 last Observation-Disclosures
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1918-02-14
DENTISTS
j. M. TRIP, AUcTIoNEER

Have a wide acquaintance among
breeders of all classes of live
stock, in every state. Write early
for dates, as l sell every day in the
sale season. Call on Ray E. Bar
nett for dates. Bookings, S. D..
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-04-03

viii give several solos. and little Miss
virginia Garrett viii play on the vio-
lin. The party Ia open 10 the public.
James River Garden Club.
The James River Garden club meets
This afternoon with Mrs. Sailie Nelson
Robins. 1901 Floyd avenue.
At the Nosnan-s CTub.
This afternoon at 4 30 o'clock at the
Woman's club Miss Lou Belle Gates
by Jones will entertain with readin gs
OF Rurnanlsn songs translated by
Carmen sylvia, the late queen Eliza
beth. OF Rumania This is the last
reading in her series
At the Glnter Park Club
At the Ginter Park Woman's club
this afternoon Misses Ruth and En- =
lily Brown viii entertain with ORA
matte readings ana music. The Miss
60 Brown are popular entertainers and
the members 81 the club are looking
forward to ne afternoon
Receive M Atelier.
Miss Nora Houston, Miss Adele
Clark and Mrs. Josephine Houston
win receive az their atelier, l18 East
Franklin street. this afternoon from
4 30 10 O'Clock,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-04-03
VICTORY DESSERTS
WITHOUT WHEAT FLOUR

There are such things as puddings
and cakes without wheat -four. The
United States food administration
knows many Of them and urges you
to use them
Fruit Pudding
Four cups corn flakes, one half
teaspoon cinnamon, one-fourth tea
spoon mace. one-fourth teaspoon
ginger. one-eighth teaspoon cloves, six
Tablespoons sugar one cup raisins,
chopped. one cup hgs. chopped, one
cup dates. chopped, three eggs. beat
en-, one cup milk, one cup water.
Mix spices with cornfiakes and
crush corn1akes fine. Add the re-
naming ingredients. Mix well togeth-
er. Put into an oiled baking dish and
bake slowly for one hour.
Barley Pudding.
Five cups milk, one-third cup bar
ley, neal. one-half cup molasses, one
half teaspoon salt, two tablespoons
sugar, one teaspoon ginger,
Scald the milk, pour this on the
meal and cook IN "A double boiler TWEEN
~ minutes: add molasses. salt sugar
and ginger Pour into oiled pudding
dish and bake two hours in a slow
oven. Serve either hot or cold with
top milk.
Indian Cake
One and o8e-haf cups cornmeal
teaspoons baking powder, four table
spoons fat one and one-half cups
milk, one egg one-half cup sugar
one-fourth cup raisins, one-fourth cup
currants. oue-fourth teaspoon salt.
Cut the tar INTO the cornmeal mixed
with the baking powder Add boiling
milk and stir. When batter is cool