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en- oanlf 6artners
GpentYr.
&ipber ct Slut / fin SpbebD.

@rep @iaiam Scbulin- 3eltben
bar iplat Sslsie Slot paa Si9lano
til @artuer $. .. Sarien ira 2onoon.
Sen forte Wehbelclie better iislge
"Hono. q. gp." pper ct gpentpr, lom
nof fan intereSierc Sifeutliebeben.
Sopeogaarben Epaeie er en- al
SiGGanoS 9lOiterog inuiffeite Serre.
| gaarOe. @uuroen tilbsrtc / Den To-
tolife Sio Gosfilbe 9iipeitol, ser
bortforlenebe ben til en- RGffe fienote
2ensm0nb. Otter &eforwationen
operorog &ongen @aarben meo en-
Gel al Goblet til Den iioite fatplife
9iip | IarhuS, Spe 9ilbe, bporefter
Gaaroen peb @aeeififte fom / Beoer
Ores Gle. Serluf Srolle og, efter
bans 9pb, 8irgitte @spe bapoe
8aarben / 6orlenine til 1866, / De
glar, Heber Ores 8obier par ham
iratagne.
Yeber Ore iiilbfsrte Ben anielige
Sopeobpgning, iom beitob al TO paa
langs iammenbpggeoe Snie meo
Saarn o9 Spir. Gn Sten meb SnO.
ifrift minoer enonu berom. Sra Ee.
ser Ore fom 8aarben til hans 'Ss.
tier Sibiel, gnfe eiter Crit Yobebuif.
Senere eiebeS 8aarben al Slpgterne
9arncfop, Sriis, Sfeel, @ersoorft
arabbe oG Nlbertin. s 1850 eieoeS
Ssllsie al @rcp Conrad 0itlep He.
pertlofp, bpiS Cater Sprotbea 9ene.
oifte Greoeriffc 9ateoe Ben regieren.
oe @rcpe al Sicttbilrg.9iioingcn, ionl
berpeo fom / geiiobelie al Goblet,
men finn iielbcnt beisgte Seaeie, iiGr
otter at Ell al bans Ostre bar osb al
8ift peo ct lllpffestilfGloe.
s 1893 er~bperpeoeS Ssasic al
GtatSraao g. Chr. 3eutben, bpis Ssn
Chr. Greo. 3ertben / 1S43 opretteoe
9aroniet 3eutbcn. Otter bans 9pb
tiltruaote bans gnfe, febt 8omtesie
Scblllin. 9aroniet. Zen m,p9renbc
geiiocr, Trcmierlsitnant, 8rcp Wils
liam Scbulin. 3eiltben, arpeoe for ct
Ear Iar iibeu 9aroniet otter fin Sn'
fel, ScfiG9erlneiter, 8rcp &. 8. %.
Scbltlins 3eutbcn.
Gen me Ger, s. 8. 2arIcn, er
loot paa bcn G9r, bpor ban III CT
bleoct @oosbeiiooer, nemlig / Sfam.
itrup, bpor hans 8abcr, iom MI cr
oso, bar @aaroeier. en- Ssiier, ser
or Gnfc, Dor / IGrbeben al Ssasic,
or hos benbc bar 2aricn pGret paa
9eieg % bar iaaet 2pit tibet imnif.
fc Slot, iom ban oltIaa nl bar fisbt
for IA Ufiaiou Ser, en- Srm, iont
Sr. Sarien mco 2etbeo moater, "a
ban aniccs for at pGre Wangemillio'
itpr.
g. 8. 2aricll, Der CT 8%artner, rel.
ite TOM iina til 9onoon % oparbcioc,
DC iia Der burtiat eli Sorrctuina, Der
IarencS Sob bar antaaet eiter DON.
tie Torbolo cnorme Simeniicner
Sans pplbige 8urtneri liaeer M peb
Waltbom Groi$ moro for Sonoor,
bppr Oct itrrffer iig ODER folosialc
Mrealcr.
Gin itorc Gormue bar 8. 3. Gar.
len tient napnlia peo 9omatbprfnina
TOM ban gicroe til Ell Specialitet
ban CT Gepcrunosr at Tonlatcr til
talriae norocngelife Tabrifbper. Eao
i'm e9n bar ban ipiaet Ell betpoclie
&ollc, I'll. q, | communal. politiif Sen
ieenbe, % Der oaiife &oIoni / Con
BON, inberior bpilfen ban err | bs'
@rab afbolbt, bar palgt BAN til 5ort
maub for Den Sanife Sorenins.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-11-21
Sprina 6rooc.
(Gfter "ScraIo".)

- Gnlil &altf er flpttct til Sale.
touia FOR at oucrtage Stiaingcu ion!
Scplltr Sbcriff / Souiton Golu1tp.
Gb. Sarion oa 6anrilie cr ira
%llibfurO flpttct tilboge til Spring
@rppc, bpor Wr%. 9arionS OtoOer
logger ipQ og trTllgcr Silipu.
- Gilbert SolberN al GSnono,
u. ., Iom pao &oIpitalet / SprirG
0ropc npIiQ m~oerfoitehe ii0 Ell
Operation for arrit, cr ben lite
9iou. oi0aaet peo 96ocn bcritcO&,
Est opcr 81 Nor gamnnel. @egra-
pclicn fa1bt ben 14oe Stco ira
Spring @rope airfc, bppr Eaitpr
Troit forrcttebe
- MrS. Ycocr s. Glionbubl Der
icm ipr mclbt bsoc oeu 2Sbc Sfto.
Der, bar isot / SoiS, Norgc, Ocn
2S6c SiIli 1853 og fom nlcb line
TorGlbrc, &nuot o. Martha SliIer=
oncn, bcroper iom Barn. Sc neo.
latte iiQ pcb Soma Tiper i Sauopcr
SopnIbip, Nuanlafec Gountp, bpor
E(iosbc pprcbc op. Sln blcp gift
mcb |rocr s. GltanoobI / 1873,
70 Be boiottc Jig / Gumnoabl, bpor
EcnbcS Wano bapoe 6arm ianlt oreu
Wslcbrilg. Wco ltnotagelie al ct
I>pholb / Wontana ira 1913 til
1918 bor &c itoot0 bapt lit Stem
Ser. Torloen lin Wanb citcrlaocr
tim fig nj @srn, ncnliJ NrS. III.
ftco Spbeim % Wrs. Scpcrit
1tohnion / Iontana, WtrS. Wclpin
Grcrtcn / Nortb Sofota, WrS. Geo.
@crrat, / Soma, 0fra. Niffcl gaf.
fen al Spring @roue, &ofob pg
Sunbcr / G~uauoahl, @Intcr / 0ton-
iona % anl,ot / Naifou, HSopa.
0un bIcp Itcot tilhpilc peb Slater.
100 RioQe Sirfc Den lite Nop. Sait.
8o~ngenItecn forrettcoe.
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9eeDrab pg Smealt.
Sen 20oe Roucmbcr 1922.
SpbSfnlb.

@pCn NoIuoriCn Gontc) cr Tors
Oag Nftcu Ben i60c Nopcmbcr cttcr
Irngcre Spgeligbcb of0oact pcN 81
ben noe poo i'm Sarn1, ire Wfl Spo
Tor Iccorab. &an bar fpOt / &cltrc
SIibrc, &olorca, ben 25oc December
1S49 % uoponorcbc til Nnlcrlfa /
1873. San fom bircftc I'll Mtlnc-
Thief Gountp, ga, bpor ban DC ltoltc
30 Mar bar boct pao i'm 6arm. San
por gift mco HaqnbilO Neite, Der
opCrlcper banl tilligcn1c0 inn Born,
fcm Ssnncr % 70 Tstrc, at bpilte
ocu enc or gift meb Ben ScsloD, nGr
@ollfon. vi Samiliens II Bern CT
fire aiaaact pco 9eoen - 70 Gutter
% 10 8iger ollc / Sebct al ct Mar.
9egrapcl'cn forcgaar iOu0 (Dtau.
bag) ira &icmmet, % 9iiGttclicn lin
Der Steo paa Union 1rairie airfes
gaaro. Eaitor SAUL aorcn iorretter.
NtrS. :. 8. gafer Der / @pen
6ebc iioite SsrOag 6OrmtOong og
bcgrapcS ibaa (Wtanoag). Seer.
mere ON 0~eoSfaIoet / npitc Huner.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-11-21

@ibnnscriist. "SS ire NIar leo icg
al en- Npreipqoom," ifripcr Sr. q.
grrnarb al Streator, Sa. Seq pre-
pebe EFT SLATE al Or. GeterS altrifo
og &ciilltatet bar, at min 9ibclie for.
ipanot uIoeIes. ut en- Slaife Webis
Gin fitnbe ilbrctte Bette, er oirfelig
pibumbcrIigt." Cette iimple, anmmel;
bagie ltrtemiobel, / itaoigt grug /
nper 40 Iar, bar en- ubrllbt Heforb
for at opre Ell altio paalibelig 80
milicmebicin. Gen unblabcr alori9
at gisre gobt, % Den fsrite SLATE be-
piier bcns Sortrir. Gems 8irfnin.
ger er ofte .iaa forbmiienoe burtige,
at DC meb rctte fdloeS piounoerli9e.
9r. 8eters &1trifo fan life faacS poa
Ipoteter. SSor llnoerretning ifrip til
Or. Beter Sabrlrep & Cons 60,
2501 @aibingtou glpb., Chicago,
81.
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"SfpSsmanbcn, Ell ,,eiu !ariSti

SUPERINTENDENT, en- Sc1li MtiItl
Iubenbarelie", al SiImar 2sppif, er
paa SoriattcrcnS Sorlas.
Gris 20 Gents meb SorfatterenS
9'ineoe. Sem Gremplarer for ST..
SGIgcS | Meform"s 9ogbanocl,
Gmt Claire, @is., oa hos s. 0sppit,
500 u. Glarf Street, Chicago, IN.
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uacus Icir.

9e Soreneoc StotcrS Seirbrlreol'
mcobeIcr felocnSe ON Sciret | Chs
rlin1mct 2Ooc til % meb 26oc Non.:
For Upper Mississippi and Lower
Missouri Valleys:
Fair and considerably colder be.
ginning of week and fair and old
thereafter.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-11-21

StOrartet Nnlebnins at fan qoot
- 9anb, Iette Bilfaar. fri eilts, NaIi.
Safer A SO, ct. Sroir Sails, Nis.
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Get bGnoer pitc, at greoe. fom irocbotber
iefe Tenae ol life or reaiitrerei. ioufntcr Dor.
pdn 0eieu. eeno oerior life Isle Ecngt uoen
at ian Suffering ipr grcuet.
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cpcrtor pebblipe at arbeioe ior

0ucffot OeDbll0e at arbelOF TUI
20 anbre2 Sent paa bin Sremtio: 500
Ell Ninneiota Sarm o9 blip Iitret lla'5rn
9isbeb 90 tilitreffelis SnbtG9t, bpor NtT q
ct itprfenbe SIimat, o~mslpngelise Na6csr'
biuist grGnSe oe nGr til Warfsoer. nor
frit Sart % 9itsratur ~tillfrip Oscar y
Smitb, Commissioner of SmnttGration'
department 453, State Capitol, ct. NaiI'
WinneIota.
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1ense til NOrse icnbes iiffcrt %
giennem Sobe & Co., 319 2n6
ape., G., MinneapoIis.-gbpt.
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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-05-06
My Marriage Problems
Adele Garrisons New Phase of
Revelations of a Wife

tunity to leave the place nnaccompanicd
by YOU or me-"
You're going 10 have scene with
her when YOU accuse her of having taken
something from Fathers room which she
has not given to you
Madge's Wish.
"What leads YOU to suppose I'm 60
ing 10 accuse herr" There was an inhcc-
tion in Iilians tone which told me
that she did not exactly relish my COM
mcnt.
"Why--I thought-pardon NC"
stammcred.
mo harm done" she retortcd good
humoredlv. But I'm not quito so rcck-
less as that. I'm going to tell her that
Joe said she had something which she
was 20 give him, and warn her that
Smith is going To try to get it away
from her. Me, myself pointed her
forciingcr At her heart in hUrlcsqle---'J m
gong to syInpathize with her and pre-
tend think she has nothing. Eat I'm
going to irighten her so with the thought
of Smith that she'll stick like eight
brothers to YOU and me, and also, if she
has the thing anywhere, she'll proceed
to hide 1t If she can get the chance.
And tomorrow Lillian looked nj
nc shrCwdlv--"l d like to have bars put
on n few windows, not the ones toward
the road but the handy ones for an entcr-
prising gentleman with porch-clmbing
prucllvitieS Until MIR Smith takes his
departure from these parts ! don't mind
telling you that it behooves us all to be
ON our guard.
II Thought those operatives were
watching him"
They are, hut they have to work
alternately. They mus: sleep and cat,
YOU know. and Smith is a slippery Gus
toner | haven't any fear of their not
hclng able 10 keep pretty good track of
HIM. but 1t wouldn' hc at all impossible
for him 10 manage = little social call on
rs. He could do n good deal of damage
IN half au hour
Here's the farm" Her words had
uut such terror IN me that | could utter
nothing but the three words of relief
And as turned the car into the drive
WAY swiftly scanned the lighted win
dows for any sign Of disturbance. When
Lillian feared anything or ANYBODY il
was time for every one else to be indeed
on guard.
Jerry Ticer came from the kitchen door
with the lantern, and the sight of hi,
honest, cheerful face made both my
fears and Lllian's appear like the sheer
est melodrama. But when | had pu,
the car in the barn found myself walk
ing close u his stalwart figure rs h,
swung hls lantern ON the way hack {,
the house. found myself also glancin,
furtlvelyI around ut the shadows of th,
shrublcrv.
Above everything else, | wished tina
Dicky were home
TO he continued.)
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-05-06

That sounded oil right To the wood
folk. and they thought what ine
friend they had in Mr. Fox.
We each must help the other" he
said again: never forgot there Is
nothing IN tho world like friendship"
What more he would have said
about friendship the wood folk never
knew, for right there Mr. Owl came
flying and hoo;lng that Jack Rabbit :
house was on FIRE and they had better
sll hurry or It would burn up.
All the animals started fer Jack
Rabbits homo, and though Mr.. Fox
was thc sviftest rInncr he vas way
behind the Others.
When thcv were half way through
the woods Mir Owl came fying back
hooting loudly IT isn't jack Rabbit :
house, II Is Mr.. Fov's house that is
on FIRE.
Mr. Fox with a leap and bound
was IN the lead Why Didn't YOU say
so" he cried in anger AZ Mr.. Owl.
You stupid fellow ! NAV lose my
home. Hurry up everybody and put
out the fire.
Remember, a friend in need is a
friend indeed, and we are all frienls, 90
he called as he ran for his home.
Bat TO his dismsy none followed
him, for oil the others seeing how Mr..
Fox had Jagged when he thought it
was JasS Rab bits house that was on
FIRE, understood a. once that his fine
speech about friendship WAS to &c t
their help when he wanted 1t and not
because Of any friendly feeling he had
toward them.
While the animals sat down to talk
n over, Mr. Owl came flying back. Il
did that Just 20 show you what sort
ol a fellow that clever Reynard is
No ones house j. on FIRE heard him
talking to YOU about friendship. and
+ moving him better than any Of you
decided TO let You see for yourselves
Just how he would act when one OF
YOU need hls friendship
Mr. Fox would have let Mr.. Dog
chase all OF YOU while he ran ont OF
the woods away from danger. He is
clever schemer, but this time his
plan failed.
Al the animals thanked NJ Owl
/ for showing them what false friend
Mr.. Fox really was, and they all agreed
that Mr. Owl WAS rightly called very
wise bird.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-05-06
SOME HENS WILL
| ADOPT YOUNG CHICKS
The Scheme is a Good Ono and
Beneficial if it is Prop
erly Handled.

Quiet hens having the brooding few
er well developed will usually accept
and mother newly Matched chicks
which are not their own. Buyers OF
small lots OF ready made baby chicks
often give these to such hens Instead
of placing them under hovers. III Is
not usually safe plan to merely put
hens and chicks in n coop together
without a preliminary test to ascer-
tain whether tho combination VIII
work. II the broody hen is permitted
to remain on her nest and two or
three chicks slipped under her, she
may be fooled into thinking she is
responsible for family and accept
the whole brood without further ques-
tion.
From dozen TO eighteen chicks
may be given 10 each hen according
To her size and the season OF the year.
Fifteen makes "A very good number
under average conditions.
The range or yard used by the grow
ing chicks should be as large "a pos
sible and not too thlckly populated
One great advantage enjoyed by hen
reared chicks is the freedom they
have, the absence OF crowding which
always accompanies the keeping OF
large numbers Of chicks in one brood
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-05-06
MORE CONTRIBUTED RECIPES
FOR SPRINGERLE COOKIES

"As eggs are now lower in price"
write several of my reader friends,
will YOU please publish, soon, more
of those recipes for Srringcrle Cookies
which YOU mentioned reCentlv"" | am
glad to comply with this request:
Nome: Here Is my recipe for
Spr,ngcr,c: pound powdered sugar
and eggs beaten together for l5 min
utes; then add grated rlnd of lemon
and l pound of -four sifted. Roll on
board onc-eighth inch thick, cut in
squares, lay on q cloth overnight (or
10 hours and in the morning bake in
moderate oven Till the color OF n
soda cracker II liked, teaspoon of
anise added 10 the dough makes them
very tasty and is generally used by
the bakeries. There are forms made
OF wood that como for these cakes, but
| have been unable to buy them
Mrs. +. II. W: "Springeh: -Four
large eggs, pound sifted -four time s,
| pound powdered sugar slfted 3 times,
butter size of a walnut, scant J. teaspoon
of soda. Beat eggs at least FIVE min
utes before adding the gugar grad
ually " hen all is smooth, add melted
butter and soda which has been dis
solved in very little water, then add
/ -four IA little at time and roll out
about one-third inch thick. Press the
mcldS on and Cut. Put aniSe seed in
/ pans before putting in the cookies, sc
seeds will stick 10 the bottom. Let
stand overnight in = cool place anc
bake IN the morning IN Z moderate
oven. The secret of good springeli,
is TO beat and then beat some more. "
Mrs. H.: "Springerhes: pounc
sugar and 1 eggs beaten together lghr
and thick, add / pound of -four will
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-05-06
= going to make this record. shs must

is going to make this record. ehe must
have special care.
He recommends especially that
plenty of oyster shells and water be
supplied. that twelve 10 fourteen
pounds OF mash per 100 birds be con-
sumed every day, and that birds be
not let out until there Is green food
Tor them TO cat.
What Is coming out OF the incubator
these days is another question, OF vital
Importance to every poultrymsn. Low
matches, the specialist says. are due
to poor eggs that lack vitality plus a
machine that In not being run prop
erly. TO overcome the FIRST difficulty
poor eggs, here arc few dos" and
"don'ts"
Give the breeders exercise and plenty
OF green feed. And give them milk.
Collect Matching eggs often and hold
them at a temperature OF so to &C
degrees.
DO not incubate eggs which are more
than ten days old.
Incubator laws must be obeyed. Op-
crate the incubator in a cellar. pro
vide good fresh air. but avoid draught.
from windows and doors.
Operate according TO the rnsnufac-
turer's directions.
Figure five eggs in the incubato,
now for every pullet 10 be put in IN.
laying houses next fall
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-05-06
LITTLE BENNY'S
NOTEBOOK
by Lee Pape
The Park Ave. News.

The Park Ave. News
Weather. Fearse.
The lnvisblcs met out in the park
for practice after skool last Wensday
but they were prevented on account
of nobody having brawt n bat and no
body having hrawt ball.
Sissicty. Miss Maud Jonson bet Mr..
Artie Alexander cent that there was
3 MS in onion, An1 wen they looked
il up in her fathers dictioncrry she
refused to pay, saying II IS wicked to
bet.
Pome by Skinny Martin.
Music.
| hate. and dispize my piano lessin
Aud ] get mad every time | take it,
o music is a lovely sound
Wen other people make it.
Things You Awt to Know. II takes
4 yccrs in collidge to be a doctor and
then you haff to get out of bed all
hours of the mite.
Intristing Facks About Intristing
People. Sam Cross says his baby sister
Udeen is getting better looking, Sam
saying that's the ony possible way for
her to get.
Lost and Found. Lost alrable pa D.
ers inclooding 60 cigarret cards and
AZ cigar kcwpons. Good reward il re-
termed to Lew Davis.
Found-Nuthing.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-05-06
THE SURPRISING SUSPICION TO
WHICH LILLIAN GAVE VOICE

lilllAnS reference tn Katie, in q
tone that had moro than n hint of
savage wrath, startled me, | waited
TO reply, however, until we were out of
the village, and | could take part of my
attention from the car ! had oheyed
lillian's injunction 10 "stcp on her. p"
and We We're proceeding toward home at
= lively gait.
What do YOU mean" | asked, pug
glcd. DO YOU think that hattie
Is holding out on Us. she retorted
II wish | knew. But that spiel from
Joe that katherine heard sounds like IT,
MAY IL not he that in her terror of
him Katie told Joe she had found some
thing, when IN reality she had failed?'
| asked, the instinct strong upon me 10
defend my little maid. Don't you re-
mcmhcr that Mother Graham wrote uS
about katic's despair after she had
searched fathers room. And wouldn
her failure explain her snxicty 10 have
us within call that night she went to
meet joe She may have thought We
ceuld shield her from his anger when he
found out she had nothing
You Sound Plausible"
Your well-knoNn memory l. missing
on about three. Lillian retor,cd drNly
II You'll change = spark plug or tive
YOU \ recall that she didn't want us
With her. only just within earShot - that
m her naive way she was irving To hav,
~ over hear the things size did not dare
to tell because ot .he oath she haC
taken.
Yes, | know. | acuulcsccd. hut.
with an assurance that mentally hcgtr
90 tntter. II can't believe that kati,
took any thing from my father sroom
She surely would have turned It over 4,
YOU II she had
Let us hope So. lillian'S tone eN
pressed anything hut optimism. IN
You must remember that hatlc's meu
tslity IN some things Ia about that of
l2-ycar-old child. with deem apologies {,
my daughter She has n double reaSo'
for not giving to m ANYTHING she ms
have taken from your fsthcr room j
the first place. she would not wish u
90 know that she had distracted any
thing, and IN the second. she told tha
Joe beast that she had n. and she has
very lively dread oi has finding he
some day II would bc the most natura
thing IN the world for her to keep some
thing by her with which She coul,
placatc him
You sound plausible. sighed The
stubhornly added. but can't hehev
Matte il holding hack any thing
Go ON believing IL 80 Lillian retortc,
"lt won't alter matters, aud it YOU
own right. But because have the r,
sponshihty Of this thing. must -
that Katie he kept under strict SUI
,clllrnce. and that she has no oppo
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-05-06
Efficient Housekeeping
BY Laura A. kirkman

which ! teaspoon of baking powder
has been sifted and roll into little
balls; press with n small glass plate
or salt cellar Let stand until morning
and Lake ia quick oven. Or roll
and cut out with any of the cookie
cutters, or print with wooden forms
Mrs. B. G.: "Springlcs: Heat five
eggs and one pound of conicctoners
sugar one way for an hour Stirring
either TO right or to left ft--not both
ways. Then slowly mix in one pound
of sifted -four TO which you have pre-
viously added one-half teaspoon Of
Hirshsalt. Roll out about one-half inch
thick and take the wooden forms that
come made specially for this kind of
cake, or else take flowercd glasses or
any ornament: stars, flower-forrns, ct Get
era) and press these on the rolled-out
dough then cut the dough into small
squares. Sprinkle anise seed on the
small squares or else in the buttero d
tins in which you intend TO bake the
little cakes. Let the dough dry for one
day and one night in warm room,
then bake in not too hot an oven for
about Is or 20 minutes. These ere
hard at first after baking, but grow
softer the longer they are kept. II
put in wax paper in tin box tightly
covered, they will keep even for year
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-05-06
Children In Spring Time.

Mrs C. Osborn. 1912 Hillside Road.
Cleveland. o. writes: My grand
daughter was troubled with a cough
for nearly two years. She took Foley's
Honey and Tar and her cough is now
gone. IL loosened the phlegm so she
could raise Il easily" Foley's Honey
and Tar is just what children should
have FOR feverish colds. coughs, "snuf-
fies" and tight. wheezy breathing. Be
sure 20 Get Foley's. II checks Group
and whooping cough, too.-N. b. Dan
forth.--Adv.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-05-06
THE FRIENDSHIP OF MR.. FOX.

One moonlight night Mr. Fox called
sll tho wood folk tog~thcr for = meeting
VI, wished 90 tell them that their com
mon enemy MIR Dog. had taken 20
running into the woods and mckipg
u very uncomfortable by barking.
IL he is no' hunting for some one
Of vs. his barking should ne stopVcd.
We want 10 get rid OF him and put
On end 10 his visits, SAID Mr.. Fox.
Now 10 do this we must all unite.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-05-06
NINETEEN EGGS IN MARCH
GOOD RECORD FOR ANY HEN

No bonaflde poultryman ever gets
excited over tales OF hens that lay two
or even three eggs daily.
Even provided that the tale Is not
a child OF somebody's fancy, the stunt
cannot last. II will be the old story
of the hare and the tortoise. and any
wise poultryman banks more on the
long distance event than on the
sprlnts.
II hen lays nineteen eggs in March.
she is doing well, thinks w. H. Allen.
poultry specialist Of tho New Jersey
state Agricultural College. and II che
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-05-06

real nice. am sending you her pic
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Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Com
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tions from thousands of women who
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We believe that Lydia E. Pink
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You know The old saving. in union
there is strength and 50 with us. We
nrs oil friends and must help each
other
Mr.. Fox was very smooth talkcr.
and ~ thev listened the wood folk
felt proud 10 count him ~ friend
What We must do j. tins" contin-
ued Mr. loN. When Mr. Dog comes
into the woos the one who secs him
first must run through the woods and
warn the other Then We can meet
o. the hig rock end when no comes
along We will all attack him