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Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-02-12
Y STAR.

Walla Walla, Wash.-One of the
best players on the Whitman college
basketball team has only one leg.
Robert w. Carver. who plays at the
center position, is able to hop about
as fast as his ear mates can cover
ground with the use of both feet.
Carver, who is a member of the
Junior class. is a SURE basket shot. He
has also played football.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-02-12
PRODUCE.

Chicago, Feb. 12.-Butter. steady;
receipts 10,349 tubs; creamery extras
40; extra firsts As IL; hrsts 4oW4''
seconds 44@45 IL.
Cheese, steady. Daisies q ~;
Americas II 10; Long Horns ~ 1-2;
WE" EGGS, higher: receipts s,722 cases;
drsts 80 1-2M51; ordinary firsts $50
|4s; at mark. cases included 4S@5o;
refrigerator firsts al ga. c
Potatoes, receipts 80 cars. :unchang-.
ed.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-02-12
Team Averages,
COT WRONG ADDRESS

William. the we'll known Christian
kaiser. has written another letter
thanking the Almighty for help. But
Satan just grins and doesn't say a
word.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-02-12

For shipping purposes q canvas
hamper has been invented which mas
a steel frame SO constructed that it
ran be folded flat when empty.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-02-12
R GOOD BOUTS
AT DULUTH FEB. FL

Duluth, Mimi, Feb. Ion the
night of February 81 Roy Moore of
st. Paul will box Jimmy Azine, Du-
luth, ten rounds; Johnny Shauers, st,
Paul, will meet Steve Gardner, Duluth,
in a ten round bout, and Ray Johnson,
st. Paul, will box eight rounds with
Morton Davis of Los Angeles. There
will be two preliminary bouts be-
tween local boys
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-02-12

Chicago, Feb. 12.-Irish Patsy Cline
and Johnny Dundee fought twenty
rounds to a draw at New Orleans.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-02-12
Yesterdays Sports

Tommy Gibbons won a ten round
fight from Clay Turner, an Apache
Indian, at Pittsburgh. Johnny Papke
and Ray Pryel fought ten rounds to a
draw at Pittsburgh.
Jack Britton was awarded a de-
cision over Matt Cross in a twelve
round fight at Providence, r.. I.
Pekin Kid Herman o from Jack
Douglas in ten rounds at Peoria.
Eddie Shevlin won from Paul Doyle
in ten rounds at Boston.
Edward j. Barrow, former presi.
dent of the International league, was
appointed manager of the Boston
Americans and c. T. Chaplin, presi.
dent of the Rochester. New York
club. was chosen as acting presiden1
of the International league at New
York.
In the three cushion billiard tourna'
ment at Chicago, Augic kieckhefel
peat George Moore, so to IS; Charlie!
McCourt defeated Joe Capron, SO tt
33: John Layton won from Charlie:
Ellis, so to 80, and Alfredo De Orc
outplayed Hugh Neal, so to a..
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-02-12

Pekin Kid Herman won from Jacl
Douglas in ten rounds at Peoria.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-02-12

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Own b
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1Avesti
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-02-12

Jack Britton was awarded a de-
cision over Matt Cross in a twelve
round fight at Providence, X. I.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-02-12

Eddie Shevlin won from Paul Doyle
in ten rounds at Boston.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-02-12

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FARM PRODUCE

alive, unchanged.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-07-16
JUNE REPORT ON
COTTON CONSUMED
Amount Is 527,464 Running
Bales, and 6,O49,544 for
Eleven Months.

WASHINGTON. July 15.-Cotton con-
sumed during June amounted to 527,464
running bales and for the eleven months
ending June 80 6.0s4,54 bales. the Gem
sus Bureau announced to-day.
Last year In June 574.11o bales were
consumed and for the eleven month
period 6.250.6S2 bales.
Cotton on hand June 30 In consuming
establishments was ,661.992 bales, COM
pared with 1.743,527 a year ago and In
public storage and at congresses Alt
900 bales.
Cotton spindles active during June
numbered 33.72v.413. compared with
33.447.037 a year ago.
Imports Of foreign cotton during June
amounted to 30.194 bales. compared with
26.181 a year ago.
Exports during June amounted to
273.S02 bales, compared with 245.7Os a
year ago and for the eleven months
4,256.a52. compared with 54s7,4l2 a
year ago. Linters included in exports
were s.101 bales for June. compared
with 2o.o77 a year ago and for the
eleven months l71,002. compared with
+16.sS5 q year ago.
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FINANCIAL NOTES.

The report Of tho Atlantic and Pacific
steamship COMPANY for the year ended
year.
The firm of Newhall & Co. has been
formed by Cushman Newhall, c. NJ Bauer
and T. ID, Starr. with membership In the
Sew York and Philadelphia Stock ex.
changes.
New York Stock Exchange has admitted
70 dealings the American Telephone and
telegraph Company subscription receipts
Tor seven year per cent. convertible
bonds. due July /. 1925. full paid and pari
paid. FN'
The stock OF the West Side Bank hs.
York Stock Exchange
Harry l.. Tompkins has been appointed
assistant manager OF the foreign depart.
ment OF the Guaranty Trust Company OF
Sew York. "
Tonopsh Belmont COMPANY reports net
pfonts Tor June amount to t6l,03i AgaIr Al
ti"s,sSs for the corresponding period Jas,
year
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FORECLOSURE sAlrs


NEW YORK SUPREME COURT C0S,,.S.-
OF NEW YORk-The MetropoiItsn SSIr
ings Bank, Plaintiff. against HEM saw
strack. ct al. Defendants. D.
In pursuance OF judgment n,
closure and sale. duly made in the .h nor.'
entitled action, bearing date the 2sth I've
Of May. 1911. and entered in the ofic.a s ,,
the sist day OF May. isi7. j. eW IN. iU mp, On
named: will sell at public auction, al n!
New York Real Estate saiesrocm. No, ~ .,
Manhattan. in the City OF New yorI o.
the sist day of July. 1918. at 10, on
o'clock noon on that day. by Henry f,raGn'
judgment to be sold, and therein desc,'h.i
as follows: ''o'd
ALL that certain plot. piece or pare, II,
iand. with the buildings and improvement,
the Borough OF Manhattan. OF the cts u,
New York. In the. County and stats y,
New York, bounded and described as 10,
northcriy side of One hundred ana n,. ,ns
street. distant two hundred and sAv.r,
t:7ol feet easterly from the corner forms,
First Avenue with the said northcriv ia.
OF One hundred and ninth Street Thea,
running Northerly. parallel with tho s,,,
ee, ,lnyn SIDE OF tir,t Avenue ono HUNDRED
centre line Of tho block: thence Eos.,iv
along the said centre line OF tho block an,
hundred and hfty t15ol feet thence South.
erly. again parallel with the cns,erIy ia,
of First Avenue. one hundred uOOi ~,
and eleven az inches to the northern
eide Of One hundred and ninth street. an,
thence Westerly. along the said norths,,,
side Of One hundred and ninth street or,
hundred md nifty G50N feet to tho nolr,
or place OF beginning. Said premises b.l,,
known bv the street numbers 4oj.i3; Pa,
Ore hundred ana ninth Street
Dated. New York. july ith. 1919
CAMBRIDGE LIVINGSTON, Re,er..
A. s. 4 w. HUTCHTNS. Attorneys "a,
Plaintiff No. ~ william street Ro..
ough Of Manhattan. CITY Of New yo,t
The following is a diagram OF the prop.
ertv to he sold;
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STEEL MEN IN CONFERENCE.
Discuss Prices and Production fl
Closed Session.

]. Leonard Replogle. director OF steel
supply of the War Industries Board,
conferred yesterday with the general
committee on iron and steel of the Amer
lean Iron and Steel Institute in the Of
fees Of E II. Gary. chairman of the
United States Steel Corporation While
no statement was forthcoming following
the conclusion of the meeting. which was
lengthy one, It is understood that
prices for steel and production were dis
eussed in a general way.
Those present were Judge Gary and
James A. Farrell. United States Steel
Corporation ]. b. McKenna and ]. F.
Welborn. president Colorado Fuel and
Iron Company f. G. Grace, president
Bethlehem Steel Corporation A. c.
Dinkey. Midvale Steel and Ordnance
Company; L. A. s. Clarke, president
Lackawanna Steel, and James b. Bon
ner. representing American Iron and
Steel Institute.
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CnerTy ST.
The approximate amount OF the Han =
charge. to satisfy which the above g
scribed property Is to be sold d. fnr'.
dollars t4s. 50olp, with Interest theron
from tho 2<th day OF May, 1918. together
with the costs and allowance amounting -
Four hundred and ninety-siS s-loO dol ar'
with interest from July 5th. 1915 tog"lh''
with the expenses Of the sale. The approx,
mate amount of the taxes. assessments ana
water rates, or other liens which are o. 10
allowed to the purchaser out OF the pIr'
chase money, or paid by the Refer" .
Twelve hundred and furty-one siiOy " -
lars tl.2i,S) md interest.
Dated, New York, July S, 1918
THEODORE II. RIEHLE. RsfeT..
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LUMBER PRICES CHANGED.
War Board Rule Provides for :
Per Cent. on for Cash.
Special Despdfch 10 The SuN

WASHINGTON. July 10. - Interpreta-
tons which will bring about minor
changes in the fixed price schedule on
lumber. which was put into effect by the
War Industries Board on June Is, were
made to-day by the price fixing commit
tee of the board after conferences with
representatives OF the lumber associa-
tons.
II was decided that orders placed be-
fore June Is be Allied at the price which
prevailed before that time Two Der
cent. Off will be allowed hereafter for
cash in ten days.
A committee of five to represent all
manufacturers in the district OF the
Southern Pine Association will be
chosen. The War Industries Board will
insist that those men do not represent
any particular group or faction in that
section.
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The approximate amount Of the lien or
charge, to satisfy which the ahore.ts.
thousand four hundred and twenty"
and $500 Il+.425.59) Dollars, with IN.
terest thereon from the 10th day OF Jna.
amounting to Three hundred eight. MIN,
and 46-l0O tsSset6) Dollars. with iuterss:
from End OF July. 1918. together wttl 'hs
amount OF the taxes. assessments and
water rates, or other liens which are %
be allowed to the purchaser out OF the Ilr'
chase money, or paid by the Re:cre". -
Five hundred t;oO) Dollars and interest
Dated, New York, July 6th 1918
KARL W kIRCHWEY, R"fcre"
SUPREME COURT, COUNTY or SEW
YoRK-Elizabeth West Burke. PIa.uur.
against Celia Rosenzweig and others, De.
In pursuance of a Judgment o. fore.
In the above entitled action and bearing
date the 5th day OF July. 1915. 80
undersigned. the Referee in said Julsm"nt
named, will sell at public auction d, the
Exchange Sales Room. Nos l4-l6 N'sy
street. in the Borough OF Manhattan cry
and County OF New York. on the So DAY
day. by Joseph p. Day. Auctionr"r. n.
premises directed by said Judgment 10 W
sold and therein described as follows
RnISs's "' the eon IN" srod SSa a,
lying and being in. the seventh Nsr' u
Block 2sl on the Land Map OF the riH
OF New, York, known By the street number
l-ts Jackson Street. Borough oi Man
haitian. New York City, and more pa
ticularly bounded and described as ;e.'
lows. viz:
Beginning at tho corner formed ty n.
intersection OF tho norther!y side Of tn"r'y
Street with the westerly side Of ia E'an
street. running thence westerly along 40
northerly side of Cherry street. on" nus,
bred l00) feet; thence norther'y oni
parallel with jackson street, MT '0l
feet; thence easterly parallel with rhe-p
Street and partly through party va,
one hundred G0o) feet to the western
side of Jackson street aforesaid. ana
thence southerly along the same. h'y
(5O) feet, to the point or place 81 b"g.a,
ming. be the said several distances Nal
dimensions more or less.
Dated. New York, July 8, 1918
THEODORE NJ. RIEliLE. Ret"re'
MILLER, KING. LANE x TRAFFoRp'
Attorneys for Plaintiff. 50 Brua."aF.
Borough OF Manhattan. Ciw ~ We"
York
The following Is n diagram Of the pr'p.
erty TO be sold. its street number - ~
and iS Jackson Street.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-07-16
Growers Complaints Dismissed.

WASHINGTON, July l5.-Complaints
filed by eastern Virginia vegetable pro-
ducers with the Interstate Commerce
Commission alleging that the railroad
and Boat rates on their produce via Bal
timore to points in the eastern half OF
the United States were prejudicial were
dismissed to-day by the commission.
Preparation which the growers asked on
all shipments made under the Joint rate
since May 81. 1916. was refused.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-07-16
Liverpool Cotton Market.

LIVERPOOL, July l5.-Spot cotton quiet.
prices unchanged. American middling
fair. 23.35d; good middling, 22.67d. !:
middling. 2204d. low middling, aI51d, :
good ordinary. 20,52d. ordinary. 1890,
Sales. 1000 bales. including 500 Ame-l-
can. Receipts. 1000 bales, no American.
Futures closed steady
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NEW FREIGHT DECISION.
Affects Rate to he Charged on
Automobile Bodies.

WASHINGTON. July ia decision of
the Interstate Commerce Commission to.
day allowed railroads to class automo-
bile bodies over thirty-six inches in
height as products which should carry
four times first class freight rates, but
refused to allow any higher than three
times first class rates on automobile
bodies less than thirty-six inches in
height.
The case was decided on a complaint
entered in January by the National Au-
tomobile Chamber OF Commerce. wnen
the general increase was attempted by
Eastern roads.
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PAUL SMITHS HOTEL

VLUTUptUH fIdH OuIy.D
Housekeeping cottages and camps. a,ss
private hotel cottages. All hotel rooms witt
bath. private telephone. electric light and
steam heat. Electric elevator to all hotel
and annex floors Music and dancing after.
noon and evening in Grill. Golf Automo.
billing. Through Pullman service direct to
hotel via y. Y. C. and Paul Smiths Eiec-
trio r. r. Capacity 500. ADDRESS-Paul
Smiths Hotel Co. Paul Smiths. N. Y.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-07-16
New Orleans Cotton Market.

New ORLEANS, July l5.--HIgher prices
prevailed In cotton to-day except for a
short period in the early trading, when
the market felt selling pressure induced
by the bearish items in the Census Blu
reau mill statistics for June. Buying
was caused mainly by reports OF
drought. Last prices showed net gains
OF IT TO 35 points. July. 26.s5c. Octo-
Der, 23.72c. December. 23.15c. January,
23.0sc.: March, 22.91c. Spot cotton
quiet, rs points of Mlddling, 30c.
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Nos. 425-435
East l09th Street

East 109th street.
The approximate amount OF the lien n.
scribed property is TO be sold. is Thirty.two
thousand four hundred and ten and s3.,o0
0a241os3l dollars. with interest thereon
with the plaintiffs costs and allowance,
amounting to the sum OF Three HUNDRED
and forty-nine AMI 55-loo t5i9j5) dollar,
OF May, 1917. together with the expense,
of the sale. The approximate amour, o,
the taxes and water rents Is Two thousand
and eighty-6ve and $4,000 H2.Os5.j3l dol.
lars. together with interest and penalt.,
thereon.
The said premises are to be sold sub,.,,
made by George C. Holierith. CITY sur.
veyor. dated December IL. 1911. Also sub.
Ject to building restrictions and regula.
lions contained in a resolution or ordinance
adopted July e5. 1915. by tho Board Of Is.
innate and Appointment OF the City Of
New York. Also subject to existing tenan.
cies.
Dated. New York. July 5th. 1918
CAMBRIDGE LIVINGSTON. Referee.
SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW
YoRK-FANNY KIMd3ALL GREGORY,
Plaintiff. against CLARA s DEAN and
others, Defendants
In pursuance of judgment OF fore.
closure and sale. duly made and entered Ia
the above-ertitled action and bearing date
signed. the Referee in said judgmen,
named. will sell at public auction. a. IN,
Exchange salesroom. Nos 1915 Va.sy
Street, In the Borough OF Manhattan City
OF New York, on the 30th day OF july
l9lS. at - o'clock noon that day. By
JOSEPH p. DAY. Auctioneer. the prem.
ises directed by said judgment to be sold
and therein described ms follows:
ALL that certain lot. piece or parcel o.
land. with the buildings and Improvements
thereon erected, situate. lying and being
in the Borough of Manhattan. OF the CITY
OF New York. In the County and State o..
New York. bounded and described as FOL.
lows:
BEGINNING at a point on the southery
side Of 18th Street. distant ass feet west.
erly from the corner formed by the inter.
section OF the westerly side OF Avenue c
with the southerly side OF 10th Street
running thence southerly parallel with tn.
westerly side of Avenue c, 100 feet inches
to the centre line OF the block: thence
westerly along said centre line OF the block
IS feet; thence northerly, parallel with the
westerly side OF Avenue c and part II III.
distance through party wall 1o3 feet )
inches to the southerly side OF 10th Street
thence easterly along said southerlv side
of 18th Street 25 feet to the point or place
OF beginning. Said promises being known
by the street No COS East 10th Street.
Dated. New York, July 9Th 1915
KARL w. KIRCHWEY, Referee
NORWOOD & WALSH. Attorneys 10y
Plaintiff. IL East 4ith Street, New
York City.
The following Is n diagram Of the prop.
erty to be sold: its street number Is sos
East 10th Street:
sos East 18th st
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ARMY ORDERS
Special Despofch TO TIE suS.

Special Despatch TO THr sur.
WASHINGTON. July 1S-The War De-
par:ment issued the following army orders
to-day:
REGULAR ARMY.
Col. Henry Page from Camp Greenlesf TO
command Base Hospital No. "a. that
Field ARTILLERY.
First Lieut. Harold de B. Bruck. seventy
ninth Field Artillery. Is relieved from
that regiment.
Signal Corps.
Major Maurice Connolly TO Army and Navy
General Hospital. Hot Springs AIR. TOT
Col. Charles s. wallace to washington for
duty.
Infantry.
First Lieut.. Arthur F. j. HOLDEN from
c.pt 's ssn.y to araye: sa,entn Infantry
now in Washington city, transferred to
Seventeenth Infantry.
Quarte~msster Corps.
Lieut. Col. Franklin s. Leisenring to Bal
tinore and Washington when necessary
ehanio eaef Repair T Shop 20. 900.
Major Edward A. Brown from Quarter
masters Corps to Adjutsnt. Generals De
partment upon expiration Of leave In this
city.
Major Aaron F. Eidenbmiller TO Camp
Greenleaf for Instructions: upon compile
Col. Franklin F. Wing, Dental Corps. will
proceed to the following named camps
for the purpose OF inspecting tho dental
service at these camps and making n
report OF his findings to the Surgeon
General of the army. and upon compile
tion of this duty will return to his
proper station: Camp Lewis, American
Lake. Wash: Camp Fremont. Palo Alto,
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DAILY. INCLUDING SUNDAY
Direct Rail Connections to oil pointx In TN
Catsktlls, Saratoga, the Adirondack. the Wet
! and North. All through rail tickets bot wesn
New York and Albany and Troy Evening Linz
tickets accepted. Music. Restaurant.
Religious and patriotic services each SUNDAY
2I5 y. NJ. In Pavilion No. 2. Bear Mountain.
Hair fare for All soldier, and sailors in uuifor m
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Capt. Cecil f. Watts to active duty In
grade OF First Lieutenant as inspector
Of ordnance at Government smokeless
powder plant. Nitro, W. Va.
Major Oscar J. Gatchell from office of
Chief OF Ordnance, Washington, to
Watertown Arsenal for duty
Capt John ]. O'Conneil from Detroit to
Rochester district ordnance office for
duty.
First Lieut. Claude Stanley from plant OF
Holt Manufacturing Company. Peoria, to
bridgeport district ordnance office for
temporary duty; upon completion TO New
Haven for duty as inspector OF ordnance
at plant OF Traego Motor Company.
Capt: William II. Covell from Office OF
Mcclellan for duty as rife demonstrator'
Veterinary.
Following to active duty to Camp Green
leaf for instruction: Second Ieuts.
Leon L. Bailey Charles w Converse
Roy ". Fuller. Lorai In Il. Miller, Arby II
Misner, DIN s. Packwood, ~ ohm D. Pie.
Ian. Lewis +. Thompson.
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NATIONAL GUARD.

othnD.
Medical.
Major william s. Lawrence from Port Sill
TO Camp Beaureguard Tor duty.
Miscellaneous.
Appointments announced: To be Captatn.
First Lieuts. Jean Mason Smith cyril
Basisch, James Wesley Morris, Winston
Fontsin Borum. To be First Leuten"
ants-Second Lieuts. Horace Walter
Brinson, George O'Bryan Trabus, joseph
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APPOINTMENTS announced: To be Captains
First Lieuts. George Riddle, Infantry Re
serve Corps; Even C. Macveash, Field
Artillery Reserve Corps: William C Ma
honey. Gordon II. Steele, John ]. Har-
Army; Gerald Morgan. Field Artiliery
Reserve Corps: Ray Garrett, Infantry
Reserve Corps. To be First Iieutenants,
Second Lieuts George s. Derry. National
Army; Charles Alfred Paine, Jr., Robert
d, MscDaniel, Robert ID. shamburKer
Infantry Reserve Corps. To be Second
I,ieutenants; Joe T. Marshall Cavalry
Reserve Corps; Francis c. Wickes. In
fantry Reserve Corps
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Capt. Charles A. Cummings from Assistant
to Quartermaster, Douglas. Ariz, Ia
Camp Eustis for duty.
Capt. Theodore Boring. Jr.. from Camp
Logan to duty as assistant to Camp
Quartermaster.
Capt. John G. Duncan to Washington for
temporary duty; upon completion TO
proper station.
Capt Howard b. Oursier from present du-
ties to Camp Zachary Taylor for duty.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-02-05

the playroom window did Little Red Hen
cackIe over the egg and the toys were
glad when the daylight came.
The next day Little Rcd Hen was very
unhappy, for The little mistress and her
mother came 10 tho nest and took away
the big white egg, and the little mistress
cried. II wanted to play she laid an
egg" she said
~ must have it to darn The stockings
over" said her mother, "but | know
something you can play that will be better
than playing Little Rcd Hen laid an egg.
said the big mother
"All the little chickens you had of
Easter time you can bring in here and
stand around Little Red Hens nest and
play she hatched out brood of chicks. y
That night, when the clock struck IL,
n proud Little Red Hen cluckcd 10 her
brood Of tenn chicks, but she was far too
busy now TO care what the toys said or
to look TO acc If sho was noticed Had
she not laid an egg and had she not a
handsome brood all gathered about herr
What more could any hen wish forf