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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-08-21

ths. .r. H,xssmorc worshirped hi,
F-Rsnful yvrnT bride sssd wss esrv'
as boy 70 foressall her every wish
Msrlers@'s msnswr FnEsie6 mas. nen.
cnFsrsssv~ 40 shs hsi asways beer
this hri'.s~nt. sslf-pozsessed Toons
wcmsn seemed little like shs shy rixl
d. The summer hefcre She was
argss<ntly d~rossd 70 her middle.
sged lover -husl sna. ard ve rsicices
Z ia har evident happiness | witnessed
her meeting uiiA Cecil Cameron rssa
4 interest We rvre an In the great
mvSic room. snd Ceril wss al TIE
aihne. inr~cvis ~ draanE sacin@aes.
as thnafh Ass tAonehss ware far swsv.
Sl13rasy there @as q nalrnar uf
admiraisun fren sae Taes;s. buzz of
yoices growing inso eager greeting.
rs Marjorss 9iAks- -rorr ana her has
band cara< iuso the room The music
stopped vita 8 crash of jsncls1
chords. Charm Is as hsa always
thought. her. The cir, never had ap-
pcared 80 be&nfifui. She wore m
evening dress ci dlsxv er~v csiacn.
shading from tse tint VI trocoinx
rni3sunshaer riGf sky ainaexs 10 h.ack..
Her small head. head 50 proscly eraei-
made one think isvoiuntarily 81 .
word so often repeated in her own
southern state Thoroughbred -
and like q thoroughbred she carried
herself Az ftsf first stayslrd glance
of recognition. as in . elipding Sash.
Cecil Cameron seemed 10 realize what
he had tossed aside ~ the plsythlng
Of nm iisr hour.
Whether Ceci. had really cared for
our CUES. before ] could not tell, but
knew that With mans perersi.y he
norshiped her from that hour. now
ts,s, she MAS no longer free to be won.
In looking over some pictures IN
Mar,erie;< reonn the next day, ! came
across little sketch that ! recognized
as Cecils. Msrjorie's face was anil
ing from the card ard beneath IL in
Cells bold hard was penciled:
The hours spent with thee. dear
heart,
Are as string Of pearls 10 me"
! laid the picture aside wlthog,
comment. but face and lines haunted
ne J wondered Why she should keep
such memerso amid her new sur
roundings Drvri'e ,he Esyety md
u,errv making the week seemed snd-
'ess 70 IRE.
Mueh IS iores Marjorie and had |,
resented Cecils treatment of her,
ronld bpl pity The man as he watched
snd waited and pisnn~d dsy after
4sy for smile - word from her.
He srl6om saw her alone. and then
ihs managed Il 50 elevsrly that the |
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-08-21
ZnrR ar7nRE OKLA s...... 80.
The. horou ug h bred
By Lawson> Bail tauss


lpsrsiae ~ sfles dn9i NlnpsosD1
Il meaa Is - h1kh - ln1pbNoees
! No sne knsuathe Nsenonb Z I1nsN4
'fs-ed shis wseh; cennst, IsWM -
live withaui yea NsGjes1e< - lee
! gise ne some kepew ~ -
/ ing b her hax5d4, l6slln} - II
I infs M fsee. - sScSl ~ sookQe
raighN lift ~ go ss'tAs 191oato ,
had tusf. ~
he giri seemed - - liasalng.
Thers was N anfathem1b)e fH<2
sion ID her DARK Pyeg A. NoKl0N
kis last inspeslssr~1 'p3eo ~ l11NeR
care 10 <cjcss Nh 49, ~
smmrneas. hat sxill uhnlA N)4
."you have ssaie : srayA H3eAks,
Mr. Camcron. have peflo14 ~
40 plead ana implcrp. Ssldy ~ NeoR
ycu cou.d wske a6ytnlnt - =
lres>cn< iss echo An1 lsG>ly 040UP
oxu wpr5a once ajdrsseed - p1o
mise rah,.. fooiisA. ;haal& m1tekeo
IcAsid. Attach no jnapor6Aea ~ ~
resi. fer Il ras only aIdSN1Fer
r,Han~ss.' rocr. BIN Id fesl Hd<sI
vas. ana rsse. tis<k 4pArtn1 txesoqR
lbs. shsnlx b. npw--ts 1es4 yosv
,.snsdia9. love rAv bnahN'dw -Ns-s
,him With s,l ray Aeayt--tAs Sssv g
= Woman who has learned & 8 ~
ruish betwrrr, the f%h ana M Snfks~
believe. A. for she F6.l, Y kkse fer
rcsssa nssA. ssd ss<ss Il rselly xpkA-
fhing 70 forxive. ~ ypu'platea uopn
my youth And suscr pkhihtg ! iRTe >
very conpls.c and satisfying rsyrngs.
Shall we 60 back % tke hdsreS-
Ahash.d before that 6czf2eST eat-
rssea vuu-,nhccd. st1Sne htsr ~
ity, and true u her vcxA. CerQ Cln-
erun sAraak hsck. hsaaard Or ne
by his ,ssn ccnscience-
cne last. daacaiyins look int that
sccrnsul. niccSsng taee, and, NitA :
haif sob ard mntteFed sath. ~ yeee
hy the girl wishest I ecrd--poused
eat u her siSe f0tsvsv A Aguss
stood cui against uhs ~cuna ~
the usAsed pipde~s =, HAli--as
the haunting notes ef !. ss 4esasy.
we're bnrne saintly stsye shv stcrn
Each hour . pearl eaeh peril :
prafsr. -
To s,ia . hcars il ahsehes vfuex'
Nariosis's afvp we're hunx oat t.
the pan whiting 30 patiently {sr Gt
wife's ssiuru With suppHeatint
gesture she came FORWARD swifuy
her sweet face lifted 10 - sty. ~
she Whispered ssftly. These y ~
oros~--thank God. there is no eseae.
csavr4h Th Fssshs Hsas fs~i
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-08-21

~ sn6 eols hsnr-if ID oa a uie.
So e-t G III 6-s,d ersn. S,ne.
ll-s-s re ssderr ~ir ccruoy . 'fcx
ez-tA -hirA fer sore r-s.on has
h-ez o-s-rsti by F>yrs-i The
=SEi-rti .lso goes - s,s-p L hrcozy
z-s- a-1c-s ts> t-ees. ;.oczh d.
zsk--s o1Cssls-zs, % have feed Ct
aufs ~sick k- has sserc6 Ii a. OFT
-,f<E--Esy so-scs kro~, ez,y to
hssseI
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-08-21

4 \ t-si-sfs az sc - fcand 80
isrr-st. rr4gi-s- z-c -frs' r-rrir7r
ussis ia tar uoflc Thcs. -. tic
r-s's 81 th, irrr'. iorf - csr-3
sui s-s euis N ihc fctn q Errsi
mounds ;hc average niezsufen-s; ~
tsish; tsss fifc-- feet md ne or
cuzas,-ruce o1- t-uIrrd ard aiiy
fe-t Ihe rcsss az erected "a Sc
cioced. s1s.fcr-l s7ofs. aud - n the
ease q tSe szsii nrsts of BIRDS. ilry
s-e ss1iiiui'F ssse-Eorrs wi;A i,zrcs.
grass a.. -ysSs. scs sark oihcr szii-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-08-21

ln scoloxicsl cirCles IRE rr,vsl.s;
opi-;o- IS :hsi this water rol. 10 a
l-.k Between is< ts-6s On q. o,s
hard srd TIE ruxn~sis O. n. other.
Tb>sc "iow>ss crs6-rpcds isy errs
is<- BIRDS tt- yours k.ins subs>-
erc-;iy hsict.i from ih. egg
~h--ess = -. Ezsrsroo, ard al
'5szher zsrnais sfe roerz are torr
alive ard nc-rsshed BY ncsrs al
mix
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-08-21
By wSon~ B all HauS 5

4 A cress Il hung
Re was waking brsse ssrsgrs ~
crns pc~ar., bus there Was i,e~zs .hr~sk
iirr ~reny ~ rvs ev-s. snd csul'
,uf sssn s~~ssrr se-t Of Yity for hi
suffering. sss.l hat GOLDEN oiel
rang sus with is hssrs grs9pin,
sG9ssl;
.s'he land or Aexrts desire hav
fFs cT i sseraea 70 vns launer r3w
'"oA. memories shat hiess. aud has
(. 0h. h. sea gasa. and ensrr toss
/ kiss each hssd ana strixe Al lss'
10 learn,
Smes;ksart. - Ass shs cross"
'c,s rs a rsn-icxe1 prisoner must
ss the iAs, low mose csed i-to silence
thrn 10 ny fisn,sy Cecil Cxnerry
wrrt forward. Ana under rcs~r ol
,hans.ihr her nni sssss ussasa TIE song,
Saw shai he va. pirsasax sesc~r'
sie;s. lie aust hase pen hcr con-
sent. fer lncs then. comsng dcNn ths
haL panr'er. h;rr. Msrlersf
wrapped ia a grsss hooded cape She
ssd in hs~sa~5 wsv. Ne ere rpsn-
en- tho beach, | have never seen shs
ceeaG in rte wrath ~ sarh = slass
range. end uAreesIng rr prete~s he
pair moved on on, Of s'gAl
Tire passed. almost IN aSony fos
me. ard a. the girl jii not reiarn J
could no longer stand TIE snsperss OF
The meY7irent indoors. % thsox las
= liehr shawl around rre 1 ssepr<i
cutsAie to find that .Ae sicrm had
died down. and oaly ne sascs hap
ping on the rceAs sreke. the oninoas
stillnesA
The moon VAS hidden behind the
elouds. and stumbled along in the
d,rkness until. hearing vcicvs. I
ssopped. . mos snvillins eavesdrcp-
par. mt daring n aissnrr. and
afraid 10 leave zhena thers alma. So
I stood. shaking and mssevable. VAT
ing for---l knew Dot vhat
hope ] shah never have 10 witress
another srene IKE the ore that vss
revealed IN she hsh fight Cecil was
pleading ~ fer HE iife-rassien-
svayrd and desperufe, and ! shud.
dsred n hs white. strSckea face.
"Msrjorie. Msrjorie," he cried
Don't tapnt rael Hare ycu 10
hearth VIII you never forEiveg'
I heard her protesting. then caught
his reply: Il dsre because love yoo
a. I shall never love another on earth
The old man. your husband lncws
nothing af t1ch- lnse NJ ssvr. for ycu
did love me enrs. and I SWEAR you
loye sss yet ghink 90 our future
sweetheArt--snywhsre that
-ou might elect--so long ss ~e copld
ce together Think Of there being NO
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-08-21

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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-08-21

tolerant smile thf ccr'gsnx'f cairrins
iests ard kno~7rx ncns
Or tte nsrht u sh- last hir dsrce
81 the end of cur house psrsr, Mar
ir'rie had bneu rersusded to sing. sne
Cecil .sked for The Rossrg" Thers
wss absolute n'pncs through the ronn
RS ;hs girrs glorious voice rang out
fall 'sArosted. ard fich as liouid roid
~The hours spent with thee, dear
heeaa.
Are sx string of pearls to nas
! court then. over. every enc apart,
Ny Rosary"
Alb. the innocent exulsAsioa and
triumph. how ., sarred IN rvrry note
Each hour a pearl. each pearl .
PRAYER.
To still heart in absence wruEr.
As she left the piano l heard Cecil
whisper. I'VE must 20 for cur last
stroll together slong ihe beach. The
s,ooohght Is giorio1s I lost her
-sarmnred reply hs; tire light in her
dark eyes revealed her happy
thoughts: and ] loesrd after her with
= queer little foreboding as she passed
out Of ssght
The lights were out and the house
uss still when remembered that ]
had not said goodnight" to Mar
sorie. as wss riT cnstom. found her
sitting hy her open window. staring
cat across the water, with q look in
her face that had never seen there
before hardly Recognized in her
the radiant Sirl uf Z few hours
earlier
To my questions ard ertrcsties
she made 10 response. only elsnri ing
.o me with passionate abandon OF
misery thzt vr-Ing my hear After
! had seen her tackled in bed. left
ner. learning nothing % what had
occurred. b.; hours aftervsrd lay
awake. puz1iirg over the affair. and
Row Marsorse's walk or
he beach had ended.
Il was surBss when Kelp Hal again
lhrrw orea its hospssbie doors. snd
sur rserrr guests 81 the previous sura. |
rsr csrae trsopinr from distant
zones 70 spend the midsummer
scnesih our ROOT
Late in june we had received WITH
-ardic nnx~ren, the announcement !
Z Marjorie fawsors marriage 20
lchn BlsksuaoTr. 81 New YORK. who. 1
's se sorr lcarncd. had bern married
'efore and WIS much older than his
har-ninc second wife
So mach We kncw IN advance Bot
ben Marjorie and her secon2 hrs-
sxrd came so ~. i wAs easy 10 see
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-08-21

, Fridsy-tsc,3 s'sy. i a. ih.aS ~
NY oOnsci-nCs - .s-s nttsf l.e..
holiday
r. Nss an s-c,ert custom y EaS.
lard 20 srpo'n' Frsssy "a n. dss ioT
! l,t- ,Secuiiua % 1rsursis. sa6 lssil
'rrceu;i. ihr ssme ass ~. cssc =
Am,Ixs h1; ihfossh &c prislssrni
~for;s q ,ss Thirse,a Civb. ct Se~
\ ok. waosr ossrci $ th- disroar-
sStners of srytrsiiiiors. hrs pr2r-
firc hss t-Si partially discontiuu-t
10 S.csiv fh- ovr.- tt 49,
rrr--c hoss~ " .---r bass o. ,b-
litgs . sh, is..suf % fs,d.v y
Fs'rr-7c nr th-f 6srrs fo sfsz' cr
f-~isr. &C. ~ po2uizr o-f.f y 'as'
a. GRIMES so--a.d c. tea, A, -.
sP-eS,ly 6.s.lied
ID. pscrir u Gss1ory -ft es0A +
Irr-ip'o1s any ore y Ac Stare o. >
icrrncy cr tors.tsc. o. Fr'Ss,. '..s
say rg-s ; s--ss -isk - h.,rx ,t-c~-
oz and ssii.d u iss Soos dsr. hcA-
-a-r. sos rs sns sis,s-r. because or
Lord rhil. O. zoe cfcss. yss fn-n
tln<Ssr 70 drink.
10 Assc. Friday Is never chosrr
tnr a wedding csy. ss Il u foremost
of N. witch days ob>n eri spiritk
zse abroad and e-rres'ugS sure.
Or she o;ier kssd- IL Hrsse s-i
csk-r pcrtie,s Of Germany fritsy :
ecrs;1esct rs-tsc-is-'y i-rt- To-
nsrisees Thss IS ,-~ sr-pris;nR
ihs- ske usrs' ro;.o-. fo- she si<rh
day oi The week xss sseieriy drsi-
Gated % Freys- -tts Tes,ozse gsd-
dess q lore. ssi is Lzsiz cssn;ss>s'
20 VezEs ~ -
he eonroniy seces,es ,keory p
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-08-21
UNLUCKY DAYS
Quoins superssit;cn' from many tsnds

TT +, orse. s,'5 ,hs, rs. s, ,i-p-
;lrs, sse srd perhaps u "a ~ Any
rate !; Is ifue ihs' gresf many p-o-
DE potscss lsely isi'h in We III
luck o. opening an umbrella ~ th-
zous-. stumbling ups;sirs. passing b--
t~.,a the ssfrsx-s Of funeral ard
sn'irg thirteen ~ s<hir. refhsrs 'h-
-e5s' widespread and po~erif Il
;h,s- srpsrs,i'ions IS in L. Il-;aci.
oi FfiesF.
Mary people rrfuser 20 Argia sus-
ihirs on Fridsy fsu piass are rscr
gwen 'l--v FIST gfodustion 90 ihst
day All czii : lids-,s fls. isk- pisce
en- Hi5sy s-e bismes o. TIE rhsrsc-
ter q ~ dsy These rotio-s r---
val ret c-iy s-roas ~ poor 49,
izncrsnt 81, ar1ors edoczi.d pc
re Ssroi-cns str<rsrucrs r. 'his
6irtcrcn sre prn krpwr Bisnsrrk
= sad - Asys ~r-f'-r e Ne rli-
I hss act bad sssh soos iurk "a
hsrrns scdsy - hss 14fes se.rs
ago. but tbes Il Is Fridsy. Gsn-
Srsiz ard Felix Fsur. are tsi5 10
hss- arranged tssir sesifs x rtler-
enre 70 isrky DAYS
II -.nv places 4 Is uhircxy 30
receive any news. xhethcr esn1 or
bad. on . Friday srs sceo-dsas 10
q Shropshire sSrsn<. Ill you irs-
rev on = Fsidsy. i giFes
yoa s-o;zer ~rirk,- On -ons face
ard ..sts sa9-ie- yrsr 20 yous aS--
Irtssd t5- cxp-esson. ridsy-
laced usec TO mcz. a sour. morose
az IL The foslo~1sx
,rcfzficr iron WHY Begc1>d. a.
cid E,slifk drama.
'harry. oui rpon him; What a
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-08-21
. Queer Sleeping Places

0SE -s cz- ~ii< szi-sis .hss Steps
~ ih-ozz1 sse ~irs>r Is sh- A.cs-r-
sizs tz-ro- rxf-1Ss . cnzssi--.bs- g.
ssnc<. sre xs.6< sboct az ii rt- cc-
--rzns ---s-t 20 usks Z - GsSrrl.
as cosesi- to- bis c-czi.s 70 stern
rs fc-t-ess Wh>- re v1-s-- tones
e tz-s TIE 6oo-s ~ eicE-< - -
r-znr. vsfa sol. -tirh e. o-iv
-zs-s his 6Eeriizx az fh- -c-r -
cure. bzr k-lps % k--e CT =. e1iS
Tse- :: rc<irss 70 ;k- fs-tass; scr
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-08-21

WHAT bzsrs to keep . secre;s
w S.siirg wax
VIA. . that of ~tics he csDDoc
so-. is she b.s., SENSE
wh-n is . snip Ike . ssilss7 whsa
shserisg c9
VIA. aA1E.i woxiS yos ,ze 90 Be
cn . cold tsr, A Et.'e otteY-
nhs sr- ksy az< straw lie kpec-
-sc;ess Eecz-se Trey are sc--ae<-
Vtrn does q farmer head IS sr.sp
-s-hor. hzrsisg th<zs Sbes fs
foi1s .hen
What is sns; tron ~kick .hs ~so'e
nay Be taEn oEd .-st soEs vs1 re-
aassf Iks ~ vhS0ena -
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-08-21

rsess.
Mat s---,--ess 10 't.s p.Su10
proposed scr ossss' = cseiisi
ss,s ssrsiis,sD. 49,
Way . tie srs.ser Eks 4. rsss-
usa; Becssse &c di< rikzfes Se>s~<p
t 50 hr-sl<s sv~~
Hsaas 10 tte lsfx-ea<- - seupu-e
s-x-Sosses sss . sssdzy bsa1ps A
wls ase a. ar.ss,. ss,sr, - !.
rsistins lie . ps<e q ~ ~
ssrs home zo- d.sser, lsss p;geer
(ps usanf, f0r ne pei4se- Ts-.
Way ;s . srors f.s the 1ss.s ee-
cx-ss |: . tts kzxzf's I'D 0zs-
- - sleH.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-08-21
Strange Animals Of the An6podes

A CSTSsLI. 7-ooscr. the loves;
- q ~ eas6-s7-ds. ;he duck-bi'ird
xssc- -scic az 80 Axt-ziis- vc-rs-
PIE at eater T--y. along With the
kangaroo. rszy - described ss the
<-ounSrrs os ;h- zsEnslisz izr1iiy.
sc- n -esp-cf % .h-ir Structure shcy
srs q r,crh isrer g-s5> tkzz- say.
|, cog or . ca. lis inie-o-isy is
se.n rcs o1iy n ne brain. BIT n
z-szy o.i-- e-alls :. her szs;rzy-
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She had a wistfni. appealing charm,
vlfh he. hazel eyes. and dark hair
sass touched with ro,d. The loose
..~snSs curling reheElicusly, sitter :
ash on Of sheir owa. Even fassidieus
eril Cameron locked =. the little
ee rrass htiie with some intercs;
z1 sninaaaion in his cool. gray eyes /:
fnst cxrns irfs The girl's face ss
So nri his c-i;ical glance. and sAyiy
,Azrlcs Is Tor qrsisinr her song We
'sn Q-pr~1sy Jos; car hears 70 the
s-a -re-. bUt r was soon evident that
8tci. l.~eror vas determined TO
war o. re mes. q her time
Mhr-ffr Marjorie LsRsoa under
s'ae- 'hst 'kess Hs.-eriug attentions
rrsr: -o..inC. no one could tel. for
80 a-e dared 10 Ncntare within the
praud lf.5s barrier ~ reserve behind
uh5th ste hsrricS5ed h~rstf, Esi.
zsy Afser Gay. With hcsvy heart !
Watched ths iwo ssrellanr % and
derr IRE hesch. completely enEroScil
s. sn one smother.
Ste would rstlrr radixr; and
cashcA 3 picture 81 girii.h sniuia-
ter ard hNVpincss- CerifS hand
aone eyts hsa half amused. half
hortd expression. and he net With =
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-05-17
Rreaaa.

Breakfast Aufins--Two-thirds cup
partly soured milk and cream, one egg
well beaten, two tablespoons sugar,
Dne-third teaspoon salt, -four enough
to make q stiR batter. CCan use half
barley dpur.) Add to flour one~haIf
teaspoon soda. and a little baking
powder and sift again. Bake in gem
pans.
Brown Bread-one egg, one tea
spoon salt, one-half cup EnoIasses,
ons~half cup sugar, one teaspoon soda,
one Tablespoon lard, one teaspoon
baking powder, one pint sour milk,
graham -four enough to make thick
batter when dropped from a spoon.
Very good and inexpensive.
War Bread-Three cups oats, three
cups graham -four, two cups wheat
flour. two tablespoons melted lard, one
tablespoon salt, two tablespoons RuE-
ar, one-haif cake yeast dissolved In
warm water.
Mix sill together and add warm wat
er enough to make as stiff batter az
can be stirred with . spoon. Allow. TO
raise to twice tts size, turn into tins
oven. Makes two leaves. IL desired
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-05-17

ms, IA cup chopped nuts, Ia tea
spoon cinnamon, Ia teaspoon cloves.
Combine the ingredients as for cake.
add enough barley -four to make q
thin, shape Ra With small M + cooks cutter
and bake on tin sheet.
Barley and Dat Bread cup milk,
4 tablespoons fat, 4 tablespoons syrup,
2 eggs. 6 teaspoons baking powder. !
teaspoon salt, 2 cups barley -four, /
cup ground rolled oats, nuts or rails
ms II desired.
Add to the milk the melted fat,
syrup and slightly beaten eggs. Mix
the dry ingredients together and CON-
a loaf in a moderately hot oven for
one hour or until thoroughly baked.
Cornmeai Crust for PleB-Grease a
pie tin. Cover it with dry eornmeal
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: by shaking with a rotary motion.
| Have corn meal covering pan to a
depth Of lis to Is inch. Fill with
pie mixture. Bake.
Barley PHddingceP cups milk, milk 1-$
; teaspoon salt, 3 tablespoons sugar, !
teaspoon ginger.
Scald the milk, pour this on the
meal and cook in double boiler 90
minutes; add molasses, salt, sugar and
ginger. Pour into creased pudding
dish and bake two hours in o slow
oven. Serve either hot or cold with
TOP milk.
Oatmeal Fruit Meringue Turn
leftover oatmeal into n round mold
and cool. When cold turn out, cut in
slices Ia inch thick, put one slice in
round dish, put q layer Of berries or
sliced peaches on 1t and on top Of this
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WhenAIenn ninhnn-

Oatmeal Muffins-l "a cups fine
granulated oatmeal, teaspoons bak-
ing powder, ia teaspoon salt, l cup
milk, ! tablespoon fat, 2 tablespoons
corn strip, 1 egg.
Sift dry materials together. Add to
and beaten egg. Combine these two
mixtures, stirring lightly without
beating. Bake about 80 minutes in a
moderately, hot oven; ,,
"a cup sugar, l sgg, TABLESPOONS
milk, 2 cups barley Hour. 2 teaspoons
baking powder, 1-3 cup chopped rails
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-05-17
Thines WOLF Knowlne.

A poultics will keep hot if you
grease a piece of paper on one side
poultice. II you use wax paper, lara
Is not necessary. The poultice will
keep hot three times as long as usual
To keep iron1aolders cool, pad them
with pieces of old leather sh0etops
Parsnips and Eggs Serambled-Pare
and cut in eight pieces three large
parsnips. Put them on to boil in wat
err. Fry two pieces of bacon. and lift
out on meat plate. When parsnips ara
tender take out and fry in the meat
fat until brown on one side; turn over
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-05-17

The Table.
Dreamed Eggs With Peas-Three
hard-cooked eggs sliced. one and one
half cupfuls cooked green peas, one
and one half cupfHls milk, six slices
bread, salt and pepper, one and one
half tablespoonfuls -four, one and one
half tablespoonfuls butter or nlargar-
iaes six thin slices bacon. -.-
Melt the butter, add the hour, ana
cook until it begins to bubble. Add
the cold milk gradually, stirring con-
RtRntly. Add the peas, and season we'll
Toast six slices Of bread, and pour the
white sauce and peas oyer it, Heap
the hard-boiled eggs, sliced thin in
the middle of each slice. Cut the slices
Of bacon into one-half inch slices and
fry them until crisp. Sprinkle the
bacon over the eggs of each serving.
Garnish with parsley.
Lemon Syilabub-Dissoive one pack
age lemon gelatin in one pint boiling
water. When nearly cool add ope-half
orange sliced, one-half cup each Of
candied or paaraschino cherries,
blanehed almonds and pistaehio nuts,
Pour in shallow dish. When cola and
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another slice Of oatmeal. Beat the
whites OF eggs until light, add 4 ta-
bIegpoons powdered sugar. and beat
until fine and glossy. Spread this
and ost ea du nS '9 ~Pt2 Ri p 5oS
sugar and stand in the oven until
golden brown. (Yolks of eggs may
be used to make n custard.)
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-05-17
KANE 20 ADDRRss eRNTORe.

jamestown. n. D.. May l7.-Dr
Thomas F. Kane. nav president at
the University Of North Dakota, has
consented TO deliver the commence
ment address to the class Of 1918 OF
Jamestown high school. The com
the evening Of June 7. The high school
graduates a class OF % this year.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-05-17
''HILDE&CO.
'GROCERS
Telephones MooTheads
1878 Minnesota
Moerhaads
Minnesota
SATURDAY SPECIALS

Dust Bans, 85c can ....'..~....2 2G
Jello, all fIavors. 3 for ...--... .29G
Sour Pickles, dozen ...-......36
Fancy Goldfish strips. per lb. PIE
Soda Crackers, per ID. ........I9@
Graham Crackers, per ID, ...".1SG
Oatmeal Crackers, ID. ......,..TR<s
Fresh Eggs, dozen .32&
Fresh Milk, bottled, quart .....1Gles
Pansy Plants. per dozen ....."25G
Aster Plants, per dozen .....-2R6s
Tomato Plants, per dozen $500. .I1Hk
Cabbage Plants, per dozen s.~.1R6
We Deliver Free of Charge In Both
Cities on All Orders of One Dollar
or More.
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Scramble two eggs and pour over the
egg will be evenly spread. When fried
brown turn into ordinary vegetable
dish and serve. Save the two pieces
Of bacon for further use in frying.
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! firm cut in squares and place in tall
glasses. Pour into each glass one
wineglassful Of lemon Juice that has
been scalded, sweetened and chilled.
Serve with whipped cream with
cherry on top. -
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IM@A0k1EE1ANAGEPS N1ARKETF0RUr1 ~
The Table.

10 half cup molassAs added is vel
good.
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1918-01-03
Alaska Natives Like TaxIs.

High, white-topped shoes and sirk
and satin party gowns, worn by native
Alaskans, are cited by J. L. McPher-
son of the Seattle chamber of COM
merce as proof Of the prosperity be-
ing enjoyed by the residents Of that
territory.
Mr.. Mcpherson, who has returned
from a six weeks trip to Alaska, says
that the present fad Of the Ketchikan
natives is taxi riding at cost Of -
an hour. according to the Seattle Post
Intelligencer. The seven taxicabs re-
Gently installed at Ketchikan are doing
a land Office business, he says. To
bid good-by to a native departing on
one Of the boats. an entire family OF
native friends rode down to the dock.
alighted and shook hands with him,
wishing him a good voyage, re-entered
their motor car and the head Of the
family airily waved to the chauffeur.
Home, James"
With their rapidly acquired taste fOs
the latest styles In clothing. Mr.. Nc
Pherson says, has come liberal pa
tronage of the bootblack by both the
men and women, much to the delight
Of the bootblack.