davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-04-12
&rnbifrtteri / Tnmebnl. arnbifr

"i~Hplibiitit ! VHHttpHI. IluIlU
~terIet@ Sib or enbmt life iorbi. )
Sp0al / IluncboI or Der iualcoc@
olaie Gage itltot neo croel Son1rcn,
ION tiIberer Henfomponiet, ifriper
"6remtioen". Gpool Hcnfompani
bar I'LL omfrinq 400 Gnr inbc pna
6ieloet. Sc giGte5 al foitc @irterc,
og oiSie tom for etpar Gage iioen
ooer fire lfuote HensOpr. Gprene bar
Ilpbt iommen % Ingt bag nogle
Stene, og oct flnoe fonitotcreS, at
I~orbrnoclien por beqoaet 2-3 Sage
Tor oen blep opoo9et Soorpiot ser
cr ifltbt flere 9nr er enbru life BRAT
paa oct rene. Sagen bleo itrar melot
til 2enslnalro Heierien, og eiter booo
Slooet erfarer bar man ct qoot Spor
at boIoe Jig iii. 9ut tp0cr poa of
9prene or ifltot al 6oIt ira 9pgocn,
% Def bill ontaGeIig Ipffea at iau Ior-
holbet opflaret / &obet al De nor
meIte Gage. . SpbuI SamrenicIifub
bar uoouer Sinteren iloQtet nco Ell
Wtaalc Gpr, % Der er IipIig Otter
lperleI efter GenSoprfipo. GriIen bar
pGret bet. Nebilogtningen er M
in0itilet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-04-12
st Sploaterraab / S~tapanocr

S%tobon9cr, 2Obe Tebrllor. Iqanr
bonnebeS her / @pen ct Solouterrooo
nleo tot Wteolcmmer. Ser por neo-
lat ct Irbeiosllopolg, iom ifaI trent
fontnle meo 2opforilag for Hoooet.
Tctte 5orilag ifal / npr Sremtio
irenlrgqca paa ct Nasiemsoe al
pcrncpligtioc al DC forifieQige Nara-
fIuaicr.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-04-12
9riitiania @lasmaaaiin bor ifirn.

"'FT'F"H'H VF"NTHHWWTFH NNI TIINNN'
fet 100000 arotlcr I'll tine 6ltnftio.
nGrer % A%rbeiberc, nemlig 100000
aroner til 6linftionGrcrnc5 OF 100.
600 til 9lrbcioerneS 6onb, lom bcagc
er Itiftct pco 8nper, ocl3 ira 6orret-
nitgen, belS uco priudte @ibraa ira
Here al SorretningenS Snoebouerc.
IrbeiberneS Sonb, iom opretteoc5 for
noolc glor iioen bar berueo naoct ell
Stprrclie al $4,000 aroncr.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-04-12
&pnasbera Ganbenfabrif.

berg, 20oe Sebrltar. 9e al 8doben-
fabrifens 9lrbeioere, iom err Meolem.
nler al Norif Sern- og Wtetolorbei-
berforbilno, 462 Wanb, bar igaar bp-
iagt fine BIooie, - $50 poo 3 Wad-
neoer, Geiten paa IA Gage. GrbeioS-
itprfen peo Standardization er / oct
belle ca. 900 Wfano.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-04-12
Wcrocns iorite fuinocliac
$tatsraao.

Rcns man runot ON / Yonoene
bar bcganot at glpe apinoernc fom.
mlnaI o. poIitiif Stemmeret, bar
2enins Geuolut,onsregiering / Nus
lamb taget Sfriotet iuIbt no og bar
uonGpnt en- auinoe til StotsroaS.
$ntetitcbs bar apinben oa hcncr
giort ell ina ilor Suoiats / BET poll.
tiife 2ip iom netop / Hiislano, bpor
mango al Dem Gsartibeu ito5 i Spio.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-04-12
Sotel 0alcm, Iorn npIi0 bIco IoIot

Sotel Salen, iom nnIig bleo iol9t
iii ct aonIprtillm pco Sfibsreoer
Srpqpc @irnoericn, er Bit nGpnt lltl-
ser Snttalen al cit @otcl-8 rltit, ioln
ifllIoc pGrc m1ocr TnuncIie. aonior-
tiet bar inlioIertio intet mco nogen
Srltit at gierc. &c me Gierc bar
rmoer Spcrpeielie fierc forificliqe
@rojcftcr FOR ltbnpttclieu al Gien-
oouunen, oQ oct cr iftc oiqiort, on
Standardization pll bIiuc i%ortiat,
inches ira Sficl.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-04-12
WaiblpmIten, iom NorIfe apinoer.

Sanitet3forening buert Gar Ienber
ltO, fan ioor feire 10.alarsiubiIPum.
Salget bar / De forIebne 9 Iar ino.
brogt netto 100000 SIR. Sfior bar
Splaget 1,250,0O0, men bette itrot
life til, ina Ser ~ierere blep ienot ub
100000 plore 9lomIter. 90 bet
blep ct Reforoaar. Siben 1911 bar
Salget og 6orbelingen at De inO-
fonlte WfioIer foregaaet UNDER Sam-
arbeioc neb ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS moo
Sllbcrfllloien.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-04-12

Gerne0 betcgueoe man ct 6Titnings-
bette iii Sifrjnq al Ukraine, ion
itraftc itq ira 0reIS llblsb / 3reipr
belt til Zones. men Iom table lin &c.
troniuq, "a llfrdiue TOM / ru5itif @e.
iiooclie OF 6Tininger % 6orter bleu
iorponolet til ganife aIminoeIigc
@onoabucr, DC iioite g~egipenbeoer
bar after trltffet 0ooret llfroinc
irem % gipct oct poIitiif IetpSnirg.
"Pptcu"s euefe laenter &c oers airris
ytbouueuter. ber'or fan bt itlbD idd oGrot'ulos
@rumicr III GbonuertfafuIere
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-04-12
Erchrifaitnhs Enlfemrnnhc.

rifSitob, 1909 Tebrllor. @itcr Ho-
neutrality-suspicious. Sptrling ifal
Srcbrif5ltab MT bapc ca. 10000 Snb-
bpogerc. Ger hope$ Sort o. Vtel.
norer Tor ca. 5 Wooneoer, inlt ca.
100000 seq, bporaf aomnlttclt oper
100000 ag. Yf 8otctcr bopeS $780,
600 ag., al Suffer $4,000 Sg. %
al &uifc $4,000 Sig.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-04-12
SpNsfnIN

9pbsfalS. Scrrcbafa5icrcr q
ger9e / Selber9 er oiqaact pc6 Do
Den, 6S12 Nor %ganuncl.
- Gnfe Spnuepc :. grltIono, loo,
Saolio, / 6erbc er 0e0 / ell 9loer a
10t 9lor.
Ioritanoer Ioonc 6inorcnq
NiSieoal, cr oignaet pco Geoer, bare
SO Iar Gomnel.
- @amle Sru Sorbierq &. @ro.
Der, I. Sltnoboa, / 6nre@Onl err 300.
90 Ior qomnleI.
Gn al Dtre @lcrpcn3 GIbit,
WtGno, ell ogtet og niboIot Wtoro
Sn9cbretb Nnltpebt, er a~igaoet pc(
Gsoen, S412 9Iar gommcI.
- WoIeren Carl HcinoIoS err al.
gnoct neo 9pben / go, ScIcmorfcn.
AZ Gar aammel. Son par isot
GorSgrlino % bar / oe iibite 20 9tor
boet / 80.
- Ser SoIbeim er oiqoaet ocn
0coen, %ifriper "IioroeneS 9Iao", /
9torofioroeio. Son bIep noqIe %
iptti Iur. Solbeim par iom @ooro.
brliger Ell Toregangamano % ct 81.
enlpel til GfterfslgeIic.
Gn al ariitianSiunb5 melt
fienote Sorretningsmpnb, aisbmanh
Sells Salgen, err afAaaet peo 9eoen,
80 Gar gontmeI. San bar orcpct
observation-disclosures / a%riitions.
iunb / % aar.
= Sru Getro Sohonne MonincfeI
gilt meo Eropit YtopincfeI / Stonge,
er ofgaaet pc0 9eoen. Get cr mart
fem gIor iiben sSrllen fom til Stonac,
% / Ssbet al benne life ipprt Ionqe
Sio bar bun foritaoet at qiere iig
ellfet al ale.
- Gen ficnbte norbIanoife 1~Sorrct.
ningSntano, @rosierer glrne Scbs-
MING 8retsD, er oeo pao @ranb
&otel / @oos, bel AZ Nor qanlmcI.
San uor fontnnet bertil for of isgc
SPge. Ifopoe bar Ell brifti0, inter
esiert Iorretningsmano.
@n al @repifa aonle 9orqerc,
f6p. SfibStsmmermono Claus 9lbro-
hamierr. er oigaoet peo 9soen, rs
Nar Gam1nel. Abrabomien bar / lin
Sio Ell ongtig % neutrality-suspicious.
S%oanoperfer, Ell nfbulot Wtalo. Som
arbeioe0e / Ell AarrPffe pao Hec5
Gerft.
I2otbcfbciturcr / Sti Spcn6
Wortens Freitbu5 or afgooct peo d.
zen, 40 Gor ganmcl. San toQ Mpo.
tbefereramen / 1904 oq bar iiocu
flrngcret pao iorifieqigc Npothcf iont
9~eitnrer, bl. a.. / 6reorifsitao, paa
leniet og / Be il0ite ire Nar / Sfi
Sbp. GiitriftSlGge M. s.
ScbnitIer or oigauet pco Isoen,
- Nor qammel. Toftor Schnit.
Ter nnr loot pno Nc5iet, blcp
Gonb. men. 1872 % uonppntea 1873
til GiitriftsIrgc / Hal. 5 1884 fog
han Aiifeo % bar / DC iioitc 4ar boct
/ Griitiania.
gn iGrIiq inben Goitetutcn
og oihoIot Game, 6refeu
SorgbiIo 9ro:tclio, er otter ct lam.
qcrc SpqcIeic oigooet pco Gcocn, &c
9lar qommcl. Nln bopoc hupt Son
ititutioner iom Foitmeiter / Sauo.
pifcu og / aopcrplf o. blep / 1907
beififfet til Eoihneiter / Wotoooen.
- Sbp. Surenifriper / Soltcu 9.
6, SPaer er ai8anet peb 3eoeu /
1%ronbbiem Tl2 Ior qammcl
Otter Of ho tat iurioiif Gmbcos
erameu / 1869 raoiatte SGgcr iiQ TOM
Cperretsiagierrr I 3aoiel / 1876. 5
1885 bleu han Scnsmano / Saoiel Ga
/ 1887 Sorenifrlucr / 9eiteraaleu.
) 1897 blen ban uonppnt iii Sorell.
/ SaItcn, ira hpilfet Gmbeoc
ban toq 9liifc0 i 1913.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-04-12
Wproprtninacn pan @citlanbct.

@ergcl1s MISUNDERSTANDING bar /
Sc II Mar Sorcningcn bar bcitaoct
bcpilgct 1894 Groner iom gioraQ
til Spoprfning al S4,353 or. Set
er ct gorlfc nuffert &eiultat, oa S435
Wtaol peIoprfct Soro betcQner ell Gil
bert al 14O6 &ier, regnct cfter 6
@fadl pr. So. Soar bar Soreningen
beoiIqct 1862 aroner ION 9iOrag
til Gpoprfnig al 5000 Ir.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-04-12
NnbclsIpitemct. S"tanollaer, t3oC

5ebrllor. SEQ @cilOc nlef. %erfiteo
her / @Den pil ira SIllttcn al oenne
Wooncb Nnocl9ipItamet bIipc inbiprt
for 8erfiteoct Irbci0erc. Mr. 2cnoc
iplger lit mefoniitc @erfitco til inc
ca. 40 Irbeioere for $4,000. Selp
tager ban for 10000 Str. / Nttier.
Soer 9lftie er poo 1000 ar. Tortie-
reIten al @ebriften bliper ioaIebc5
forbeIt eiteriom @r. 2cnoe % 9lrbei-
ocrl1c bar Iftter.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-04-12
Tireftpr Sirich / Sipsfare. &or

itab q Soeriae) 20oc Scbruor. Glt
beftig 9rono bar ioag / etpar elmer
Io0t &erreosgoarb5bpeningcn poa
9lipberg / Nife. Gen eiebeS nj al
N%torornanoen Girefter Sob. 6. Siricb,
inm maatte reoOe iiq no giennem Sin-
Duet og neo az en- Stige. @pgningen
bar lopt forlifret.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-04-12
2eaat til Eriten.

~tWuf VT -tTVH' NTVVI~ " NUI'
ipthcr, Inbcra q. 9IariGtber, aor.
glariUthcr og &obn Iariptbcr ban
ifiGufet scr. $4,000 til Griten til ct
2egat, bprenoc oerc5 ofoeoe 8eoite.
forGlore @oarbbruger InOer3 anut.
fen og Wartbe 9loriptberS Nopn. Sc.
qatct3 Henter onpenoea De ire ferit(
Nlar til ipp Trpmier oarIig for Sorb.
bprflting, ienere fire Trpmier oorliq
a $50 ar., bporof ire Tor Sorooprf.
ming, Ben fieroe for Sto8plontninq
/ Griter.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-04-12

ltoen al olie llrooO fon iua Slipia
mrco lit lille Barn. %ohonnc lit Der.
citcr helot Irienif aaiicn cacr 6le.
ocn. Wclfcn pau 9arncta Saate.
iIaifc bIcn iarnfioiN tiIiot rnco Nric.
nif. @iter ire 5inlcr2 Gorleb ocoe
Barnet, % inoen GeQnct bar omnre,
loa ogiaa Mooercit &iq.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-04-12
GicnoumshanSlcr

Gicnoom shnnblcr. Senbrc Ioluto
/ Nes pan Hingcrife - tiIionmcn ca.
AGO Woal Snbrtorf oq Sfoq or al
Glnoers Soil ioIgt til SohomeS
g(nonbn, Uric, for SIR. 10000 meb
9lpIing, @eIptning, Nnifiucr % Heo.
ifaber.
- @oo%initronoen / Set or al Siur
&. Nlarhit5 iolgt til SltIius Anoerien,
2iau, for Ser. 27,000 meo Nuling,
SeiGtning, Waifiner % Hcbifabcr.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-04-12
0urif Sclifa6 til sfibbruones Geo

ming, bpi5 llogifter er Iteget poloiomt
un6er &rigen, bar / 1917 mobtoget
@aper oq 9iorug til ct iterre 9eleb
enc no9et tibligere Iar, nemIig Ser.
205,2S5.13 til Observation-Disclosures
Girflpmbeo IangS Norges aplt. s
1916 bar 9elobet $1,000 og / 1915
ca. $4,000 9rprer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-04-12
Sra Uoree,

st "IrbeiScrraab" or MI bornet
oqioa / Sutbeiiorb. Suilte Spaaoer
oct lfol bape, lorlpber Der iorelebig
intet ON.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-04-12
Mnt Establishment.

WNI SIITTIU9UHNBVIE. NII1I1 IDUR
6ebrltor. Gicnbonmell Srebugten
poo aoate peo &rogerp er / bi9ie
Gage al Sfib9mpgIer g. Z. 2orien,
Bor5gruno, ioIgt til N~ftieielifobet
&eitntor Sfibsbpg9eri aragcrs, iont
ifol 9oa iganq meo 9pqning al Srp-
ifibe OBJ iii 5000 Cons SterreIie.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-04-12
GereClle Nplfeinrn0be.

1909 Icbrltor. @pcna 6oIfcmrngbc
nogioroe pr. lite Tcbruur 1917
90,354 Ycrioner. 5 9Idret 1917 cr
ToItcnpnQoen forogct mco 1862
&crioner, bporof peb 6poiel5operlflto
$50 % gicnnlcn \Snoflptnina so.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-04-12
SBrlanosbancn

SBrlanosbuncn. Hi8er @nItnrc
hor bepilget 4S5,000 Ser. til SIR
lnnosbaten nleb SioeIinie, men finn
r1locr oen 6orubiGtnin9, at SibeIin-
len SturiteI-Hia6r bp9gcs lomtiOig
nleo Soue0linicn % fereS belt irem
fiji Hispr.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-04-12
Spplurr bliper gn.

hnr III bifalot 2open ON Sprettelic
al SaoeIteoet SpolpGr operensItcm.
meloe meo Snoitiaingen ira 9tG-
ringSfomite 9tr. ,, enitemmig og
ll0en Sroififte.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-04-12

aisrt iiN ibicl. SromSo 2Ooe &c
brnor. @uorobrlger Ge0er @lnocr-
len / Sorreiicn bar forIeoen fiert iig
libel / Stogelr. ga ban blcu fltnbct,
itoo SlGben %tocraoper bans @rpIt.
Goocn Dor forIpn9it inbtrooot.
MporlcbcS lllptfen er iorc9ooct, oioeS
life.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-04-12
@ranb Iaoalcn. 9romlncrt, 1850

6ebr. st SeboelieShiS nebbrprbte
/ Srebags paa Strnnbe / AoooIen.
80 inraa 9srn bGep / iioite Gieblif
rebbct no al Den brGnoenbc 9pg-
ming.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-04-12
%TorbcnOUrcnoc 6orcncoc StatcrS
Scnator Malon, Eionccr
i sopsipnins ior Sure Soop % 2russ, iSaocr til DC tre sanopoiruter,
Stacr at NurdtcO sSrom

Torc9eoc bans &rGfter 90 uobolocm:
beo iaa me9ct, at ban iolcr Oct bur:
Dc 9iores fjemot for cmbucr mcrpcs,
n%eobrmot, blootattig Wamo, &ptm.
DC % Barn.
l%lOtalelier al Or. 5eroinano Sting, gage New Nurf
% meoicinif SorIatter; Or. Sames 6rantis Sulli'
ban, tioligerc Gage pco Bellevue 0oipital tuocn'
oers Separtementl giep Yorf. % ueb 4eitheiter
6ountp 6oipiial; iorbcnuarenoe Sunobc0sfommis'
iGr Ism. u. SEER, al 6bieaso gn 90 andre.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-04-12
Suao SenatOr MaiOn iiNcr -

NNtnao, M.
Winc 6errer:
2eg bar oitc inqt. at ir0 olorig oilbc onbcialc g}cbjs
eiter ben ~bauroeite politiitc &~alQtoup mt Yin, uoeu
AnIconing til eli 6erie.. off icg oo8 bpcr 9|oracn I'll
AetsidIen meo en- SoleIie al Srrthco iaa toricroctg.
at Den life Iooer ig beitripe. Scl bIcu ttIrunoet al
forisge Tiroteo 5ron. Som Eioueer / Voogioulug for
Yure Sooo % Grugs beo Oct MIG ierit tuloo al forisgc
Ct aperteret l}iooel, men eitcr 9tado al mine mcoiciniic
&euner gap ie0 Oct en- @renc. gieiultuterue bar rrrct
idu oelqisrenne nit e9ct 5ilfrloe. al icg beiuticnc mig
til at labc mine @crncr ptoe oerom, oa &c bar Trj6co
iii at oficutIioqisrc ocuuc @rtIprinq. on &c ina snitcr
Sea er MI 50 Nor, oq icq isler, AZ CT Ytjoocl. Der utl
Dpbpqqe Stnrte 90 iorsee ltoboiocubeb hos en- Rcriou /
min Nloer, bIrbe bltue iieuot for @croen
Terc3 o~prigtqe
OGDA~~~
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1918-02-08
BRITISH GOVERNMENT
HELPS PAY FOR BREAD

There has been much misuuder
standing about the bread program IN
England. II Is truv that lb, Euslish
man buys loaf ~ bread for Iv,, than
an American can, bat Il b. poorer
bread, aud the British government Is
paying S2oOOOOOOO a year toward the
cost of II,
All the grain grown la Great lirit
ain Is taken over hy the government
at an arbitrary price aud the iWportvd
wheat purchased un the markets at
the prevailing market price. lhis b.
turned over to the mills hy the govern.
ment at "A price that allows the aiui
lerated war bread boat uf four pounds
10 sell at IS cents, the two pound luai
nj . cents and the unc pnuud loaf at q
cents
In France. under conditions some.
what similar, but with a iar-or "a.
traction. the four pound loaf SELLS fur
10 cents,
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1918-02-08
need BIG HERDS
Europe's Meat Supply Must Come
From America.
Warning Nations Have Depleted Live
Stock at Enormous Rate, Fve1
Killing Dairy Cattle For Food.

American stock breeders nrc being
asked to conserve their 1ocks aud
herds In order to meet Europc's tre.
mendous demands for meats during
the war aud probably for many years
afterwnrd.
The United States food admins.
tration reports that American stock
ralscrs have shown disposition to
cooperate with the government In In.
creaslng the nations supply of live
stock
Germany today IN probably better
supplied with live stock thnu any 9th.
or European nation. when the Ger
mnn armies made their biz ndyunrc
into France aud then rrtrruird yir
tunlly all the cniilc IN the invaded
territory approximately i,SupuUp
hrnd=wcrc driven behind the German
lines
Hut IN England where 100000
acres of pasture lands have lruu turn
eel into grain iiclds the cattle herds
ARE decreasing rapidly one ~ the
reasons apparently N the declining
maximum price scale adopted by the
English M follows For September
ti770 per 100 pounds October, SIZES;
November aud Drrcmhpr. SiGuS. Inna
larry. fiilO The eject ~ These prices
wns to drive beef animals un the mar.
kei as snon NJ possible
In France the number uf cattle ~
well M the quality have shown an
enormous decline during the war
whore Frame had li.Sui Opn head of
cattle In 1914, she now hus ouly ~,
aii 900 u decrease ~ idH per cent
And France IN to-day producing only
one gallon ~ milk compared tu twu
and ON. hair gallons before the war
Denmark nud Holland have been
forced to sacrifice dairy herbs Tor beef
because ~ the lack uf nrrrssury feed.
Close study uf iho European meat
situation hus convinced the Food Al
minlsiution that the future problem
of America lies largely In the pruducH
tion of meat producing animals nnd
dairy products rather lhun Ia the pro
duction of cereals Tor export when
the war viii have ceased.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1918-02-08
MAKING MEATLESS
DAYS PERMANENT.

In the meatless menu there is fer
tile field Tor deNelopmg new and uuur
ishing dishes according tu A. II. Niles.
writing in the Hotel Gazette, who he-
lleVes that the present shortage of
meat aud fats viii NOT end with the
coming ~ peace, but may grow more
acute aud continue for lNc or six
years, thus making II worth while Ia
develop menus of grain, vegetables
and fish On more ur less permanent
basis. Meat can be replaced by cereals
and other protein foods or may be
served In very small portions as ha
VOrlng for other food In making up
msatless menus this author finds our
American Creole and southern cuisine
q broad field for investigation.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1918-02-08
REVIEWS LEGAL BLANKS

The following list of legal blanks
are kept for sale at this office and
others will be added as the demand
arises:
Warranty deeds, Quit Claim
Deeds, Realty and Chattel Mort
cages, Satisfaction of Mortgages,
Contracts for sale of Realty, Bills
of Sale, Leases.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1918-02-08
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TAKE Rails faInily Pills Ter sOnsupAtisA.
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WHEATLESS BISCUITS.

Purched cornmcnl In the feature ~
these excellent whcatloss biscuits
First. the cornmcnl one half n cup
ia put In u shallow pun placed IN tho
oven and stirred frequently until it
II delicate brown. The other lngrc.
dlrnts are teaspoon ~ salt, a cup
~ peanut butter and ono aud n half
cups ~ wntrr Mix the peanut hut.
ter. water aud anlt aud heat While
this mixture II hot stir IN the meal
which should also be- hot Heat thor
oughly The dough should be ~ such
consistency that II eau be- dropped
from q spoon. Ilnke In small cakes
In nn unErrnsri pan. This makes III
biscuits. each ~ which contains one
sixth ~ nn ounce ~ protein,
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1918-02-08

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DELICIOUS CORN MUFFINS.

Here's nm old fashioned recipe for
corn mullins that hns recently been
revived aud used with unusual success
IN several of the larger New York ho'
tcls3 10 make three and half dozen
mullins tnke unr quart milk, sir ounces
butter substitute. Twelve ounces or
light syrup or honey. four eggs, pinch
~ sult. two ounces baking powder,
one and half pounds cornmcal aud
one and hnlf pounds rye nour Tho
butter aud syrup should be- thoroughly
mixed. then add the eggs gradually
Pour IN the milk and add the rye Hour
mixed with rprnmral and baking pow
der.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-12-01

lines Rex Beach has written what might
DO termed a panoramic novel. Pierce
Phillips, a eallow, not over sophisticated
youth from the States, and four women
who love him-each a widely different
type-are the principal figures on a long
canvas, the unwinding Of which shows q
young man without an over-abundanee Of
character or will slowly drifting along the
path Of least resistance. One by one the
women appear, to affect or to be affected
by the hero.
The Countess Corteau was the first.
Pierce met her when he was packing pro-
visions over the Chilkoob Pass to earn
enough to satisfy the Canadian authori-
ties at the border. When she bought a
hotel with all its fixtures, had them packed
in 100-pound packages and the building
torn to pieces so that only the lumber re-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-12-01
"The Winds of Chance"
BY GORDON B. MOSS.

n The Winds Of Chance, Rex Beach
- has demonstrated once more his right
to the title of master story teller. The
scene of the story is that country which
his readers know so weiHthe Yukon re-
gion and the Klondike-but as a novel
this most recent Of his literary products
differs essentially from his previous
works, principally in the matter of plot.
Not that there is not definite, well de-
fined thread Of action that runs consec-
utively throughout the entire story, the
Tightening of which toward the close
draws the whole to an exciting climax.
1t is there, but the reader is likely to
lose sight of it.
Rather than story along conventional
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-12-01
THE SEVEN PURPOSES
By MarRaret Cameron

Areyou searching for some answer
to the myrisds Of questions that
present themselves now that 20
many have lost their lives in the
great fight? Do they live? Can you
reach them and speak with them
in the Great Beyond? This remark
able book will be of solaee to thou
sands who sorrow in darkness.
viii fill them with assurance that
somewhere these young lives are
still going on. 1t brings an immense
message to the world, laden with
prophecy for the future that will fill
the reader with inspiration. $2.W
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-12-01
HARPERS
BOOKS
THE WINDS OF CHANCE
BY Rex Beach

Do you remember 'Poleon Doret!
You met him in The Barrier" per-
hsps, or you may have seen him
smiling at you in the movies. Here
he is again in a book that Is brin
full Of the spirit Of Aln1ka-Beach's
Alaska-snd Of humor, clean fighting
and romance. Poleon wouldn't stay
put, he would come into the story to
share the honors with the hero, SO be
sure to read this great story an
come under the spell Of the frozen
North with its lure Of gold and love
oflife. $1-5o
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-12-01
THE WAR IN THE CRADLE
OF THE WORLD
BY Eleanor Franklin Esan

Here is the Garden Of Eden In
war. The land Of Hagar and Ish-
msel, Of bandits and forgotten
cities. But into this desert, m the
tracks of the British, this American
woman went. with only one weapon
her pen. She went alone to MesO-
potamia and there IS the guest Of
General Maude saw al that had
taken place IN that region since the
beginning Of the war. And she has
written OF it in one big, eolorful
book. see
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-12-01
THE OBJECTIONABLE SIN
By Rupert Hughes

~ AN0PCAN AAo8ACo
To-day Belgium has come into
her own again. The King is with his
people, families are becoming re-
united. But at the beginning Of the
war, when the German hordes
poured over the frontier of the brave
little kingdom, terror and horror
reigned. Rupert Hughes has here
told the tale Of a splendid American
girl who faced unheard of dangers
to rescue those she loved from the
clutches of the enemy in that war
wrecked land. Theodore Roosevelt
says: The objectionable Sin Is .
very, very strong book and I'm
mighty glad Captain Hughes wrote
it. $1.5e