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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-08-25

lige har veret afholdt i London,
err der iflg. ,,Matin" fremkom.
met O%plysninger ON meget in
teressante Unders6gelsesresulta
ter.
Man diskuterede f0rst den dan
ske Professor Fibigers Underso-
gelser over Krgftsygdommen.
Som bekendt yandt Fibiger YER
densberommelse we'd de Unders6-
gelser, hvoryed han godtgjorde,
at Kreft kan udvikles hos Rot
ter we'd Overforelse fra en- Wis
Art Rundorme med Kakerlakker
som Smittemellemstadium.
Dernest fremlagdes DR.. Muir
rays Resultater af Fors9g med
INSTRUMENTATION" af Kraft. DIR.
Murray har konstateret, at naar
kr@ftsyulster ,,omplantes' fra
Ell Del til en- anden af ct og
samme Dyrs Legeme, vii de i de
allerfleste Tilfelde yslaa an" -
i Modsetning til, naar de ION
plantes' fra ct Dyr til ct andet.
Denne neutrality-suspicious." har
desuden Karakteren af en- vir-
kelig Metastase, d. V. S. at den
nye Kreft udyikler sig paa Be
kostning af den forste. Fors9ge,
ne giver ct Middel i Hende til
at skelne mellem ondartede og
mere godartede Kraftdannelser
Desuden r~efereredes Resulta-
terne af forskellige Videnskabs-
mends Unders0gelser af, hvorle-
des forskellige kemiske Stoffer
indvirker paa Kreftyevet. Hvad
der gor disse Unders9gelser saa
y~anskelige, er den Omstendig-
he'd, at de fleste Stoffer, som
yirker nedbrydende paa Kraft
yayet, ogsaa 9delegger Diet til.
grensende friske Cellev9y. DR..
Drew har dog fundet visse Stof.
fer, f. Eks. Methyl-Blaat, over
for hvilket Diet normale Celle.
yay og Kreftcelleyeyet reage-
rer ganske f~orskelligt. Blandt de
forskellige metalliske Salte, med
der er anstillet Fors9g,
skal Cerium-Saltene have visit sig
NEST aktive overfor Kreftcelle-
vevet. Men anvendt paa ct le-
vende Individ har de uheldigvis
visit sig mindre virkningsfulde,
utvivlsomt fordi de organiske
Circulation hurtigt fjer-
ner dem fra Diet syge Omraad.e.
Sk6nt man endnu STAIR midi
i disse Undersogelser og neppe
endnu skimter Losningen paa
den Opgave at finde Veje og
Midler til f%uldstendig Helbrc,
delse af den frygtelige Kraft.
sygdom, synes disse Unders6gel.
ser dog at betegne store Frem-
hen imod Maalet.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-08-25

GOdt Farmland i Wisconsin. vi err
endun i Stand at tilbyde Dem godt
Land til wore gamle Priser $50 til $50
pr. Acre. Godt cut-over-Land i Hard
wooddistriktet. vi har ct Antal I'D
valgte 40 og 80 Acres Stykker, som
vi tilbyder for $500 pr. 30 Acres. Viii
kaar: 800 kantant og 800 aarlig. vi
har ct skandinavisk Settlement, ca.
60 Familier, som allie er ganske vel
staaende og har deres egen ny luth.
Kirke. De Dor og bigger efter HEM
landets Skik og er anset son Villas
Couptys bedste Farmere. Bliv en- af
DEM Meddel os, hvor mango Acres De
snsker at kobe, og vi vii sende allie
Oplysninger,
Sandborn & Company, Dept. M.
Eagle River, Wisconsin.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-08-25
Kampen mod Kr@ften.
vigtige Fermskridt | Helbredel-
sesforssgene overfor den
frygtelige Sygdom.

| England, hvor Kraftsygdom-
meme maaske raser v@rre end
i noget andet Land, eksisterer ct
serlict Institut, som underholdes
af ct ,,Rigsfond", til Stadium
af Kraften.
Paa ct KreftkomitemSde, som
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-08-25
GOOD TITLE ALWAYS"

o Styrke. vi har nogle reele Godt-
keb i ypperlige otter Tail County,
der hvor Farme giver rigt Udbytte.
Skriv til os i Dag, og vi vii sende
Dem frit Oplysninger ON disse Far
me paa lette Vilkaar og sma9 Afbe-
talinger. C. D. Baker Land Co Drawer
n, Fergus Falls, MINI.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-08-25
de standse, var salts6staden.

Saa er Past. Busch Bes9g
paa disse Egne forbi. Del Ell
den ,anden Missionsrejse", han
foretager / Amerika. Jeg spurg.
tie ham, ON han yentede at fore
tage Ell ,,tredie' hertil, mel
dertil svarede han nej. Def blew
utviylsomt sidste Gang, vi saa
ham i Amerika.
Jeg kunde nok meddele nogle
Brudstykker af Past. Busch Pre-
dikener, men undlader Diet. Jee
vii nojes med at sige, at Diet fore
kommer mig, at Nose Ord pas
ser paa dem: Min Lerdom skal
dryppe som Regnen, min Tale
Skal flyde som Duggen" Is. Mos.
81, 2, Diet samme, som Grundt-
Wig giver saaledes: Som Dug
paa slagne Enge, a falder Lii
vets Ord De er Interchangeable
for torstige og lengselsfulde Sip-
lie men ogsaa rensende og frugt,
bargorende for Trosliyets man,
ge Smaaplanter og Vekster.
Matte jeg drage en- Sammen,
ligning mellem Past. Busch's vi
nesbyrd under hans Besog j Anne.
rika for "a Aar siden Chan var
her i 1896 sammen med Missio-
ner Hans Chr. Beck, som allie
erde har maattet nedlagge Van
dringsstayen) og nu, da Wide
jeg sige: we'd hin Lejlighed var
Diet fornemmelig Broderens Diet
@ggende og etsende, we'd dem
ne hovedsageligt den .faderlige
Vens omsorgsfulde og tilskyn.
dende.
Aa jal baade Livets og Hellig-
aandens Skole har preget og
modnet Pastor Busch.
Tax for Deres Bes9gl De
,gjorde vel, at De koml"
Hyor onsker .jeg meget, at
Past. Busch kunde have lagt sin
Vel tilbage fra Indien over
Queensland og New Zealand og
besogt de danske Menigheder og
Nybygder derl Naar han rejser
gennem ire Verdensdele, hyor-
for saa like tage den fjerde medl
Maaske indvendes der: vi har
like noget stOrt Antal Lands
mend paa disse Steder og heller
intet udstrakt kirkeligt Arbejde
i Gang, saa Diet err for lidt at
hyde paa. Kan a vere! Vor
Frelser sagde dog engang: Lad
os gaa til de omliggende Lands
Dyer og Flakker, at jeg ogsaa
kan predike der; thi dertil er
jeg kommen."
bet kunde dog yere, at ct Be
seg af den danske Prestemand
paa nevnte Egne kunde bringe
baade os j Amerika og wore So
skende j Danmark til mere Err
kendelse af wore Fors6mmelses-
synder mod wort Folk der og
tilskynde os Ill at tage bedre
fat og oprette Diet forsomte sal
meget som muligt.
We'd Morgenandagten Fredag
talte Pastor j. Knudsen over:
,,Salige er de, SON hore Guds
Ord og beware det," hvorefter
Ebenezers Bestyrelse samledes
til Raadslagning ON Anstaltens
Drift. Men derom har jeg intet
at melde. vi vii jo fra YFpbe'
faa Besked i den Refining. Dette
kan jeg meddele efter Past. j.
Madsens egne Udtalelser, at med
Hensyn til Ebenezers Regnska-
Der, da har man Grund til at ST.
ge baade Gud og Mennesker Tax
ON Eftermiddagen talte I'M
dertegnede fSrst og Past. Ora
vengaard sluttede med nogle
Ord j Forhold til Jesu Udsagn :
yJeg er Opstandelsen og Livst.'
Fredag Aften talte Pastor j.
P Christensen fra Denver paa
Engelsk. Men dermed maa jeg
Suite min Meddelelser fra Brush,
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-08-25

Cl IdlC JIM al sD8C Og lluue Ill
vet / Gud - men - alligevel :
er Diet, der i denne H~enseende
trenger Ill at cores, gjort med
at skaffe Mennesker code Kaar7
Err da de rige mere iyrige til
at s6ge Gud end de fattigeY
Mangen Dragelse henimod
Gud og hans Rige blev kvalt
af Bekymring for Diet jordiske.
Mangt eft Menneske, som err be-
gyndt at komme ind i Forhol-
! Diet i'll Gud og hans Menighed
og finde sin Plads i den lille
Flok i hans Rige, STAIR Fare for
igen at komme nd af dette For
hold, fordi Diet like kan og vii
slippe Bekymringerne for Diet IT,
melige. Judas solgte sit Forhold
til Vor HERE, sin Del j hans
Rige for Pengel Han err like
bleyen den sidste, som gjorde
Diet.
Lag nu vel Merke til, at
| jeg taller her slet like ON ale
dem, SON Guds Rige i Virke-
ligheden slet like er til for,
dem, som like we'd, hvad For
holdet til Gud er verd. At saa-
dame er bundne i Diet timelige
og like kan gore sig fri, err jo
like andet, end man maa ven
tie. De kender like andet end
hvad denne Verden kan give,
Diet er derfor like underligt, ON
de vii have saameget af den som
muligt, Liyet er og oliver tomt
for dem endda.
Nej, men jeg taller netop nu
ON dem, SON like alene er be-
gyndt at fole sig draget hen til
Gud, og som ogsaa har begyndt
at lere Lyet i hans Samfund
at kende = hvor mango af dem
er der dog like, som STAIR i Fa-
re for at fristes I'D af dette For
hold igen og bliye slugt af Be-
kymringerne for Diet jordiske ?
Hvor mango af dem oliver like
sinket og kuet i Veksten af Be-
kymringerne for Diet timelige,
saa de like oliver Diet, de var
bestemt til at blive2
Mangen Mand, som var be-
stemt til at vere Priest like ale
ne af Mennesker men af Gud,
blew Diet aldrig, fordi han like
kunde frig6re sig for Bekymrin-
gerne for Diet timelige. bet err
vankeligt at finde Prester, som
vii gaa ind i de frie Prestestil-
linger = hvorfor? Mon Diet like
kommer deraf, at man like tor
slippe Diet at vare timelig six
ret. Den, som like TOR Diet, har
Guds Aand ondt we'd at BRUCE
som sit Redskab.
Selyf9lgeligt er man aldeles
like sikret for at falde i Be
kymringernes Forbandelse, for
di mar er gaaet ind i en- fri
Prestestilling, hyor mar like er
timeligt sikret paa den almindeli-
&c Wis. Tror man Diet, er def ct
sikkert Tegn paa, at man ale
rede err falden j Snaren. Hyer
eneste Dag lurer den Fare paa
en-.
Men err der noget om, at def
gaar saadan med Presterne, tror
| saa like, der er noget tilsva-
rende i MenighederneY Der er
noget i Diet, at Presterne er som
Menighederne og Menighederne
som Presterne.
Noget af Diet, som allermest
hindrer Mennesker i for Alyor
at komme til at s6ge Livet /
Gud og leve sit Liv med ham,
er, at de err bundne af dette
timelige, ia, de l@rer aldrig
hvad Livet i Gud err, fordi de
er bundne j Verden.
Derfor var Diet ogsaa, at Vor
HERE Jesus saa indtrengende
formanede sin f9rste Disciple
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-01-09

pepper. dip in melted butter. then
In cracker crumbs. Place on a
creased broiler and bron for three
or four minutes. turning frequently.
Serve on thin toast, buttered, gar
nishcd with slices Of lemon. or
thicker bread may be toasted cover
cd with minced bacon and the
oysters served atop each slice.
Drowned Oysters.
quart OF oysters.
tablespoons or -four.
tablespoons OF bacon fat
y teaspOOnful OF salt.
= teaspoonful Of celery salt.
y teaspoonful OF pepper.
I teaspOonful of Worcestershire
sauce.
Cook oysters until ruffIed. then
drain from their juice. Melt fat.
blend with flour and stir. Add oyster
juice and stock or milk and mix we'll
until a smooth. thick sauce is form
ed. Then add seasoninss and
oysters and cook a minute longer.
Pour over toast or crackers.
This is easily prepared in a chat
ing dish.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-01-09
Kitchen Economics
HOW TO MAKE SOME FANCY
OYSTER DISHES.

oysters. In some fancy form, are
an ideal basis for the quick COM
pany luncheon, that midnight sup
per, or for that debatable meal
sunday night supper. They can be
prepared more quickly than any
other fresh food. as they may be
served either raw or with quick
cooking. Here are a few suggestions
for using oysters in unusual ways:
Double Crust Oyster Pie.
I quart OF oysters, .
2 cupfuls Of -four. 81
1 cupful Of top milk.
II cupfuI OF shortening.
. tablespoonfuls Of cornstarch.
u teaspOonful OF sail
. teaspoonfuls of baking powder.
slit together flOuF, baking powder
and salt. and cut in shortening.
Gradually add cold milk. Toss
dough on Toured board. cut in two
parts and roll out. Place I'm two
shallow. creased pans and bake for
minutes in quick oven. Dissolve
the ccrnstarch in a little milk,
gradually add rest OF milk and cook
with oysters and seasonfngs. Pour
half OF oyster mixture on one pie
crust. cover with other, and pour
the rest over top crust. Serve at
once.
Another delicious oyster pie is
made by using just one pie crust
FIJI the baked pie crust with the
creamed oysters as above. Cover
with "A meringue made OF the stiffly
beaten whites of two eggs, ono tea
spoonful OF sugar, one-eighth tea
spoonful OF salt and two chopped,
small. sour pickles. Bake in a mod
crate over until meringue is brown
ed
BrOiled Oysters.
Season large oysters with salt
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-01-09
CHARGE MINISTER WITH
VIOLATING MANN ACT
BY United Press

BY United Press
DENVER. Colo, Jan. S.-Rev.
Eugenio de Luca, pastor OF the
Evangelical church here, was under
arrest in Los Angeles Thursday on
a charge OF violating the Mann act,
according to word received here.
Miss Mary Colant0nio. his com
panion. was held as a material wit
ness. De Luca took his four chill
dren after sending their mother TO
Chicago. Mrs. De Luca caused the
arrest Of the couple. Miss Coian-
tonic was the pastors co-worker in
the North Side Community center
here.
The pastors relations with Miss
COlantonio forced his resignation
from a Chicago Heights pastorate
according to Mrs. De Luca.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-01-09

Accept California" syrup OF Figs
only-looN for the name California
on the package. then you are sure
your child is having the best and
most harmless laxative or physic for
the little stomach, liver and bowels
Children love its delicious fruity
taste. Full directions for child's
dose on each bottle. Give il without
fear.
Mother! You must say "Califor-
MIA" Adv.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-01-09
SOVIET ARK IS
AWAITING ORDER
London Dispatch Says Trans
port is Lying in Eng
IiSh Channel.
By United Press

By United Press.
LONDON. Jan. 8-The United
States transport Buford. the soviet
ark" carrying deported radicals
from the Omitted States TO Russia.
Is lying IN the English channel
awaiting orders before proceeding.
according to a wireless message
picked up here last night
WASHINGTON, Jan. S.-OmciaIs
here today could not understand
why the soviet ark" BufOrd should
be lying in the English channel
awaiting orders. as reported in a
London dispatch. Before the vessel
sailed. Il was learned her ccmman-
der was given sealed orders TO pro-
coed TO a certain destination and
there unload her cargo OF reds"
May Change Port.
III the London report is true. II
may mean that some hitch has
arisen and that the Buford will not
be able TO land the radicals at the
port originally decided upon, which
was generally understood to be
Helsingfors or Hango. More recent
IS II was said the Buford would un-
load at Dauzig.
There is no reason why the Blu
ford should stop in the English
channel. Brig. Cen. Hines. chief OF
the army transport service, said to-
day.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-01-09
Blankets

HEAVY COTTON, 64x76, White or Gray, value
$500, Sale Price S29S
S4.75 AND $500 BLANKETS marked to. u. 1898
ALL BETTER BLANKETS, Wool or Cotton, in
Fancy Plaids or Plain Coors, at 20 per CT discount
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-01-09
DOmeSticS
at a Saving
All COttOnS at 1919 off

ga Bleached Pequot Sheeting, value SIPS, Sale
Price, per yard ;. Observation-Disclosures. S9c
Bleached Crash, part Linen, value soc, per yd &c
Stevens A-Linen Crashes at 10 per cent discount.
Bed Spreads value $3.50, Sale Price ...... $3.50
Table Damask SIPS value at ..............9 Csc
75c Damask, marked to- per yard .......... 59c
Soc Huck Towels, per yard .................3 9c
Lot of SOC Pillow Cases at Observation-Disclosures 9c
l8-INCH COTTON DIAPER, per piece -. $1.9S
PERCALES, dark colors, all at, per yard . -. .29c
DRESS GINGHAMS, value SOC, Sale Price, yd !29c
ALL OUTING FLANNELS, in White and Colors.
now, per yard ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 9c
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-09-19

SECTION ?. That the assessments here
by levied on each of the above mentioned
lots and parcels of lg"d are hereby de
clared TO be lien upon ~ucg lots and
parcels OF land 10 the same extent as other
taxes ana shall he collected and enforced In
the same manner as other taxes In and FOR
the city Of Tulsa Oklahoma, are collected.
SECTION 3 That an assessments here
by levied shall be divided into three t3l
by said Statutes Of the State Of oklahoma
for such cases made and provided, that
the assessments shall bear interest AZ the
rate of eight tsl per cent per Hunum
payable annually at the time OF the pay
mcnt Of the several iuHtEllnrnta ~ the
said assessments. from the date Of the
taking effect ~ this ordinance; that the
first instailmcnt ot said assessments, 20
gethor with the accrued interest ON the
deferred instdIIWonts shall be payable on
the 18th day 0f December, 1890. end the
remaining deferred iustallments with tho
yearly interest ON the upaid installmcnts.
shall be payable on the 18th day ~ De-
cemher of each succeeding year until an
shall 10 paid
Provided however that any of the
owners Of the lots or parcels ~ land Hn
'sHcssod may al any time during the four
40 consecutive weeks following the day
~ tho fitst Euh.lrat,on ot this ordinance
ray 10 tho CITY Auditor ~ tho city NJ
Tulsa. the fuli amount ot the aHreaaments
su lcyod against their said lot and parcels
NJ land and thereby release such property
from the lien 0f such assessments
SECTION Z. That thia ordinance shall
be published Tor twenty nine consecutive
days. iu the Tulsa Daily world ucwF-
paper published ln Tulsa. oklahoma, that
the publication ~ thla ordinance as ro-
.oulred hy law shall be- taken and regarded
a. sufficient notice 10 AN persons inter.
ested In tho assessments hereby levied By
the terms % This Ordinance
SECTION That all ordinances or
parts of ordinances In conflict with the
provisions ~ this ordinance, insofar ao
such conflict exists, ore hereby repealed.
SECTION q. That an emergency fSis's
for tho preservation Of the public health
and safety. by reason whereof this ordin-
auce shall take offoCt from and after itH
passage approved, and publication
PASSED. and tho emergency clause
ruled upon separately and approved this
IAN day of September, $40.
APPROVED this lith day Of Scptem-
her 1890
T D.. EVANS. Mayor
Attest:
MRS FRANK SEAMAN.
CITY Auditor.
Approved s-l4-20:
FRANK L. DUNCAN, city Attorney.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-09-19
Miss Ashton viii Tell
of Life In the Balkans

Mss blanche Ashton. who returned
=, r.'sl recently after service abroad
...,, in. Balkan commission Of the
,,,ori an Red Cross, will tell OF her
'y,4rieuccs in and Impressions Uf
,Er balkan states at the regular
"o,,Iry and diner OF the Tulsa
,,rp cub at G.l5 o'clock Monday
.,en,pg IN the Kennedy restaurant.
v.ss Ashton will he the only speaker.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-09-19
LEGAL.

MRpFkNTR a HANDY GROCERY
w. srr hereby Notified and commanded
81, rlss.rf all accounts against the firm
v t,..Hut q Handy BeEEs, Okla. Tor
H,srt All accounts not presented Win
Eib days " this notice viii forever he
hH'N HANDY e. VINCENT.
Successors to above firm.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-09-19

,r.,u.rsa In The Tulsa Daily World.
"s.,,srpa- Is 10 20 2i 22 20 %. 1920
nm, world Publishing Company,
putlIsh -
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-09-19
NoriCr 10 CONTRACTORS.

ma. will he received at the office of
a. TUla, Masonic Building Association.
,.f Kennedy Building, until o'clock =. in.
t,IsyUgt I. l20, for doing all tho nee
tl..,yg excavation and furnishing all ma
,..,,is and labor for constructing the
,',,1afioH work for the Masonic Temple
=, he located at the corner Of Seventh
srFBost8u streets. Tulsa. okla, IN ac-
ss.iangs with tho plans and specifications
p-u or f's IN the office Of the said Asso-
cation.
Tho sucressrui bidder will be required
q. frrnlsh a surety bond acceptable to the
A...rIauou within ten days after the
"..-f n tho contract. Certified check
1,y,ble 10 the Board in the sum Of per
sss-, n the amount OF the bid will be
,ssulrsd with each proposal. a deposit
sfi5 will b. required for each set OF plans
snd Specifications.
The right 20 reject any and all bids is
,sseryed By the Board of the Tulsa Ma
.ssIe building Association All bids will
/. opsred and considered by said Board at
! meeting 20 be held In their office at
: O'clock a. m. on the second day Of
october, 1870.
TULSA MASONIC BUILDING
ASSOCIATION.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-02-24
LITTLE CHANGE HERE
IN FOOD PRICES
Eggs Could be Had in Market
Today All the Way From So
to 80 Cents a Dozen.

Little change was noted in food prices
in market today. Country eggs ranged
from IS to so cents dozen. Dairy eggs
were selling for 56 and is cents a dozen
butter 66, - and SO cents pound.
Fruit and vegetables on the stands was
of good quality and plentiful. Bcets were
selling for 20 cents quarter peck; cab
bage, 10 cents q pound; celery, 5, 10 and
IL cents a. bunch; cauliflower, Is 25 and
35 cents head; lettuce, 5, 10 and Is
cents head; onions, 10 and IS cents a
quart: peppers, ) cents each; white pota-
roes. 20 and 25 cents; . quarter; sweet
potatoeS, 20 and 25 cents IA quarter;
tadishess2 lunches for 25 cents; spinach,
20 and 25 cents q quarter; kale, 20 and
IS cents quarter; dollhouse tomatoes, 4
and for 20 cents.
Plenty of apples and oranges were in
the market Apples We're selling for 25,
80 and 35 cents a quarter; bananas, 35
and 40 cents n dozen; grapefruit, :, 0 and
10 cents each; lemons, 40 cents a dozen /;
oranges, 80 to 80 cents a dozen.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-02-24
DAILY ECONOMY CALENDAR
Copyright, 1918 by the Mcclure News
paper Syndicate. New York City.
CAKES AND COOKIES.

Home Cookies-Take one half cupiul
of butter substitute, two cupfuls of sugar,
one cupful of milk, two eggs, one-half
teaspoonful of vanilla, flour and two
teaspoonfuls of baking powder. Mix in
the order set down. using only enough
flour to make thin dough. Shape with
a round OUTER, brush the tops with white
of egg and sprinkle them with sugar.
Caraway seeds, ground almonds or a
little cinnamon may be mixed with the
dough or sprinkled on top If desired.
For crisp hard cookies the dough must
be rolled very thin, and the cakes dried
out little in the oven after baking.
Peanut Cakes-Take any desired guam
tity of peanut butter, add sufficient water
t. make it the consistency of cream.
Then thicken with cracker crumbs to
paste which can be handled and shaped
Season with salt. Make into thin fiat
cakes and heat on n buttcred griddle.
Ginger Dropaakes--Mix one cup of
molasscs with half cup boiling water.
Sift two and one-quarter cups of -four
with one teaspoon of soda, one teaspoon
of ginger, one-half teaspoon Of salt and
add to the molasses. Stir into th is one
half cup of chopped raisins and four table
spoons of melted butter Bake In muffin
pans twenty minutes.
Hickory Cake-Cream = cupfuls of
sugar, one half cupful of butter and three
quarters of q cup of sweet milk Add
two cups Of sifted flour with two teapoon-
fuls of baking powder. Fold in four well
beaten egg whites and last one large
cupful of chopped hickory nuts. Bake
in square loaf
Lemon Cake-This is best if served
fresh before the filling has soaked into
the cake. Any good layer cake mixture
will serve. The filling which should bc
spread literally between the layers is made
thus. Mix one cupful of sugar with 2l2