Tlio Duster County Republican
D , M. AMSBERRY , Editor
BROKEN HOW , . NHIWASKA
NEWS EPITOME THAT CAN SOON
BE COMPASSED.
EIOTS ME MENTIONED
Home and Foreign Intelligence Com
dcnsed Into Two and Four
Line Paragraphs.
Washington.
A prcsw dispatch irom Washington
announced that John 1J. Rockefeller
had abandoned the Idea of securing a
national charter foi bis proposed
foundation. Starr .1. Murphy , per
sonal counsel for Mr. Rockefeller ,
and speaking for the Standard Oil
president , said the statement was en
tirely without foundation. Mr. Mur
phy also said that Mr. Rockefeller
had nothing to do with the "Economic
and General Foundation , " for which
a charter is being Bought from the
Now York legislature for "an aged
man of wealth , " said to have $2,51)0- )
000 to spend on charity.
The house Judiciary committee re
ported favorably a resolution offered
by Representative Craig ( dom. ) Ala
bama , calling on the attorney gen
eral for Information concerning the
prosecution by the department of Jus
tice of the nllocgd "pool" In cotton.
The exchange of ratifications of the
treaty of January 11 , 1909 , between
the United States and Great Britain ,
known as the International waterways
treaty , was announced by the state
department. Thin treaty waa approved
by the United States senate on March
3 , 1909.
A rate readjustment Is being made
by all Interstate carriers in the ter
f ritory btowcen the Mlsslssllppl river
and the Atlantic seaboard. The
routes included are the water-ami-
I
rail , as well as the standard and dif
ferential lines. It is understood the
increased rates will become effective
about July 1.
President Taft sent a special mes-
cage to the house of representatives
to tell why ho considers a congres
sional investigation of the sugar
trust frauds In the custom service In
expedient. It is believed "a congrcs
L alonnl investigation at the time
L would embarrass the eoxcutlvo de
partment in the continuance and
completion of the Investigation of
the appraisers and other officers of
the customs service. "
The rural delivery service and the
etar route service of the postofilce de
partment are to bo consolidated anil
the combined service Is to bo known
as the division of rural malls , Tlio
order wlA take effect on July first
The new division will have immedi
ate supervision over annual appro
priations aggregating close to $50-
000,000.
Genera/ / .
The sundry civil bill carrying nn
appropriation of $111,819,211 , was re
ported to the house.
Millers' reports of the abandonment
of wheat fields makes wheat at Chicago
cage turn sharply upward.
Carrying an aggregate appropria
tion of $241,000,000 , the postofflce ap
propriation bill was passed by the
sonato'aftcr forty minutes' considera
tion.
Commander Robert E. Peary has
accepted nn Invitation to lecture
before the Royal Geographical society
of Antwerp.
In less than fifteen minutes time
the senate considered and passed the
pension appropriation bill carrying
about $155,000.000.
Charles Katz , who was found guilty
of larceny by a jury In the supreme
court of Now York , wan Bontoncod
to serve an Indeterminate term in
the penitentiary.
oil may cause an upheaval in the en
gineer corps.
President Taft ended a two days'
stay in Plttsburg with a speech at
the Grant day dinner of the Amor-
icus club in which ho dealt almost
wholly with the foreign affairs of the
nation.
One hundred sociologists , land owners
ors and men and women Interested Ic
the back-to-tho-farm movement , at
tended the first general mooting foi
the promotion of the national fane
homes association at St. Louis.
A soaking rain fell over a good
part of Nebraska. '
Insurgent senators , after a conference
once , declared they , will not be
swerved from their course.
Regular trips were started on the
Missouri river by a cargo steamer.
Balllnger's dislike of Director New-
Senator Bevendge ot Indiana Is re
ceiving congratulations upon tlio ar
rival of an infant daughter at ins
homo in WaehlnKton.
Nearly two hundred minors are be
lieved to have been killed by nn ex
plosion in an Alabama mine.
Andre dishing & Co. , one of the
larpest manufacturing concerns In
Canada , has failed. Liabilities are
said to bo $250.000.
Many lown manufacturing plants
will close within a few davs unless
the mines resume work soon.
Five Hunted people arc loportod
killed and a town In Nicaragua de
stroyed by an earthquake.
Crop damage reports from all parts
of the country gave wheat fit Chicago
cage a not advance.
King Edward VII died at Bucking-
jam Palace , Ixinilon , after nn Illnnns
) f about ono week , with pneumonia or
jompllcated throat trouble. All Eng
land mourns for tlio beloved ruler ,
and from all over the British empire
and other countries condolences
poured In , Edward Is nucccedoJ by
his second oldest son , the Prlnco of
Wales.
The department of Justice at Wash
ington has begun its crusade ngalnst
the buckctnhops of the country.
It would bo criminal to sacrifice
the Indlvlluallty of the Independent
party with a close alliance with either
democrats or republican1 ! , In the
opinion of W. R. Hearst.
Max Bcrbohm , the writer and critic ,
and Miss Florence Kahn , an Ameri
can actress , whose homo la In Memphis -
phis , To tin. , wore married In London.
The sundry civil appropriation bill
will contain an Item of $50,000 to en
able the department of justice to con
tinue the Investigation and prosecu
tion of sugar customs frauds. I
The king's bench In London con
firmed the lower court's order for ex
tradition of Fiank Matuslo , wanted
for alleged forgery In St Louis. I
Approximately 0,000 trainmen and
conductors employed on the lines of
the Now York Central cast of Boston
will receive wage Increases avoiaging
30 per cent. . .
The demand of the administration
for two new battleships will bo grant
ed , the senate committee on naval
affairs having practically decided to
accept the provision of the house bill
on this subject. |
The federal government will con
struct a wireless station at Omaha.
The house passed a bill providing
that Indian lands near Falls City In
Richardson county , Neb. , be Included
in the Noniaha riyer drainage im
provement now being made. i
After twelve years the Ill-fated bat
tleship Maine is to bo removed from
Havana harbor and the bodies which
wont down with ; the vessel and will
bo Interred In the national cemetery
nt Arlington.
The Minnesota democratic state .
convention will bo held In Mlnno- {
npolls July 28.
The National Conservation congress
will not bo held In St. Louis In
August. Ji B. White , chairman of the
executive committee of the congress ,
has announced that Theodore Roosevelt
volt will address the congress. I
At a meeting of tlio trustees of the
National Society of the Sons of the
American Revolution , it was decided
to hold the next convention In Louis
ville , Ky. The session closed with a
banquet. ]
The funeral of the late BJornstJoron
Bjornson , the Norwegian writer , who
died recently In Paris was held at
Chrlstlnla with ( Imposing ceremonies.
It was attended by the king and
queen. , |
So badly slashed Is the senate rail
road bill that Irs final passage by both
houses Is a matter of doubt.
A NIcnrniiRiin citizen has written
the American consul that cruelties
nru being practiced In Nicaragua.
Mayor McCarthy is trying to show
that San Francisco is tlio proper place j
For a Panama exposition.
There Is a disposition of the house
committee to hold back tlio postal savings - ,
ings bank bill. |
The tomb of Edward VII will be be
neath the memorial chapel at Wind
sor.
Nearly a thousand bodies have been
taken from the earthquake ruins at
Cartage , Costa Rica.
Fifteen people were killed and fifty
injured by an explosion near the town
of Hull , Quebec. |
The senate judiciary committee has
reported favorably a bill to aid the
states bordering on Lake Michigan to
break up gambling on specially chart
ered boats along the coast. |
Six Indictments wore handed down
by the special grand Jury of which
John D. Rockefeller , Jr. , is the fore
man , which has been Investigating
the "white slave" trafllc.
Personal.
It Is not likely that congress will
adjourn before July.
The late king of England was
one of the best beloved uiouarchs ol
Europe.
Gompers says ho Is not trying to
form a now party , but wants farmers
to bo non-partisan.
Turning Hawk , nn Omaha Indian ,
saw the comet seventy-five years ago
when ho was a young man.
Thirty-two awards of medals for
acts of heroism wore made by the
Carnegie hero fund commission at its
spring meeting.
Secretary Wilson promised Senator
Burkctt ho would lee klnto the hog
cholera situation in Nebraska.
Sucietary liallingor says ho has no
intention of resigning.
Secretary Wilson , in a talk to
farmers gave his theories on causes
of the high cost of living.
A suggestion has been made to
Congressman Hinshaw that ho make
Iho race for governor of Nebraska.
Representative Harrison demanded
light on Now York customs bouse
frauds.
Siimuol Gompers pleads for a union
of farmers and organized labor.
The senate confirmed the nomina
tion of Governor Hughes as a justice
of the supreme court.
Senator Burkott Is trying to ar
range a visit of West Point cadets to
Omaha the coining falli
Colonel Roosevelt is said to have
written a letter endorsing the ad
ministration ot President Tuft.
In an address at New York , Attor
ney General Wlckersham criticised
I the Insurgent members of congress.
Edward Payson Wcston finished
his ocean-to-ocean walk at the city
hall of i Now York eleven days ahead
of time
Ml BUS1
NEDRA8KA GIRL3 AND DOYS EN
TER CONTESTO.
FDIllOllSfllPMICraTS
State Superintendent Bishop Tells of
the Spirit Animating Youth of
Nebraska.
StiUo Superintendent Bishop re
ports that instead of 1,000 boys and
girls taking part In the agricultural
and cooking contests , as was expect
ed , 4,000 will participate. Reports
of tlio participants for April are now
coming Into liin olllco. Ho says of
the contests :
"Wo organl/cd this year what 13
known as the homo experiment de
partment of the Nebraska Hoys' and
Girls' club. Thin provides for definite
work to bo can led out at the homes
of the members , especially during the
summer vacation months.
"Tho woik of the boys has six di
visions : The "ear to row" experi
ment with corn ; aero contest with
corn ; husking contest ; "size of seed
piece" experiment with potatoes ;
ncro contest with potatoes and sweet
pea culture.
"Tho girls handle problems in do
mestic science. The work In cook
ery includes some of the best meth
ods for cooking and serving nutri
tious foods , canning and preserving
of some of the fruits in season each
month , the study of bacteria and
molds and the preservation of foods.
It also includes butter making. The
work In sowing includes the study
and practice of the eight fundamental
stitches , their use in making articles
which are necessary and Useful to
tlio girl. Sweet pea culture is also
a part of the girls' work this year.
"In all this work report blanks ore
sent to those enrolled and they are
required to make a definite report
each month on the work done.
"In organizing tlio work It was the
Intention to Interest only 1,000 , but
the membership applications have
come In BO rapidly that a total of
about 4,000 will bo reached. These
young people vary In age from ten
to twenty-one years , and are scat
tered all over the state. They include
pupils of rural , town and city schools.
"Reports of the April work arc now
coming in. With the boys , the re
ports deal with the germination test
for the corn they are planting , and
with the planting of potatoes under
"size of seed piece" experiment.
"Tlio girls are reporting on the first
months' work in sewing and cooking.
This Includes the making of Chinese
innfllns and cocoa , and in sowing the
llrst four of the eight fundamental
stitches with samples of the running
stitch , over-casting , basing and hem
ming.
"Tho work in sewing for May In
cludes ovorhanding and the making
of an apron from directions given.
"In cooking , during May , the girls
will practice on pot roasts , brown
gravy and dumplings. "
Memorial Day Order.
In accordance with the usual cus
tom , the comrades of the department
of Nebraska , United Spanish war vet
erans , will observe memorial day ,
Monday , May 30. No greater honor
can bo done than to place a garland
or wreath upon the last resting place
of those who offered their lives in
defense of the country's llatf. It Is
proper at this time to recollect the
value of the lessons of patriotism
taught by the soldier dead , and to
recall to mind the glorious results
of their services to the nation.
Therefore , n department com
mander , I request every comrade to
faithfully observe the day by placing
a flower upon the grave of all Span
ish war soldiers.
The observance of this day in
cludes that of attendance of divine
fio.'vico the Sunday preceding memo
rial day. Lot every action breathe
the spirit of fraternity. Hy order of
R. H. PIIELPS , Dopt. Commander.
HARRY F. M'GURLEN , Dept. Adjt
Permit to Issue Stock.
The state railway commission gave
the Paxton and Sutherland Telephone -
phone company authority to Issue $2-
COO of stock for reconstruction and
extensions. Permission was a'.so giv
en the Elk Valley Telephone com
pany of Emerson to Issue $7,500 in
stock for the same purpose.
Want Candy Rate Reduced.
Gl'.len & Bonoy , an Incorporated
candy manufacturing firm of Lincoln ,
have entered a formal complaint
against all the railtoads in the state
with the railway commission. Candy
Is now classified as first class freight.
Tlio first class rate is unreasonably
high , assert the complainants. They
want the rate reduced to third class.
A State Fair Attraction.
Following a hitch In the negotia
tions with Glenn Curtlsa for a scries
of aeroplane flights at the next state
fair the board of agriculture took up
communication with the Wright
brothers and have received a letter
stating that the famous aeroplane In
ventors and drivers \\ould put on
four flights every day during the fair.
The hoard regards Itself ns lucky In
securing these men , who are pioneers
In the art of flying and who have a
wider reputation than any of their
competitors.
ASSESSMENTS MADE. ]
Railroad Property of State Given At
tention ,
The Slate Board of Assessment as
sessed the railroad property of tlio
Htalo without a speech hiving been
made by any railroad tax agent. The
Increase over the valuation last year
is $1,101,392. The Incrcaso is con
fined to the Chicago , St. Paul , Minne
apolis & Omaha and the Kearney ,
Central City and North Platte branch
es of the Union Pacific. This makes
the total full value of all railroad
property in the state $273,803,217. The
governor was absent , being out of the
city. Those present were Brian ,
Cowlcs , Junkln and Barton. After an
informal discussion the board con
cluded to make the assessment at
once , and this was done. The vote was
unanimous. No other railroad valu
ation In the state was changed. A.
W. Scrlbner of the Union Pacific
reached tho' state house just a mo
ment after the work had been con
cluded , EO did not get to deliver
ills speech. The following table ahows
the change's : *
Value Per Mile.
Union Pacific 1909. 1910.
Kearney branch . . . $32,877 $32,900
Central City branch 31.GG7 31,700
North Platte branch
$17,500-20,000 25,000
St. Paul , M. & 0 41,442 41,450
The action of the State Board of
Assessment marks the shortest time
on record that any Nebraska board
ever completed the valuation of this
class of property.Heretofore it has
been the custom of the assessing
board to listen to addresses of railroad -
road tax agents and spend many
weeks in consideration of the ques
tion. So far as the present board
is concerned it arrived at the con
clusion that it could fix the valuation
of the property Just as well-on the
reports made as It could by listening
to the tax agents recite their pleas
for a reduction.
In the afternoon the board met
again and added to the Burlington the
9.8 miles of new road from Lincoln to
Denton. This was valued at $25,000 a
mile , which Increases the total valu
ation that much.
Lighting Plant Not Profitable.
At the meeting of the Nebraska
State Electrical association , President
Scontt of the County Electric Light
and Water company , asserted that
the city of Lincoln lost about $3,000
during the last year on its lighting I
plant and at that no estimated loss
Is given for depreciation of property.
Site for Goose Farm.
An enterprising capitalist who
wants the Lincoln Commercial club
to furnish him the site for a goose
farm somewhere around this city has
submitted a financial prospectus in
detail. In It he shows how an invest
ment of $ GOO can bo made to produce
'
returns of $3397CO in three years ,
time.
\
Apportions School Money.
State Superintendent Bishop has
certified to the state auditor the
amount of money to bo apportioned
to the various counties of the state ,
derived from the forest reserve fund.
The total amount distributed amount
ed to S2.837.31 , Involving a total acre
age of 589,002.93.
National Guard Rifle Contest.
Adjutant General Hartlgan has Is
sued nn order directing that the state
competitive rifle and revolver shoot
of the Nebraska national guard shall
be held at the state range at Ashland
commencing Monday , July 18.
The Postmasters' Meeting.
It is probable that the next conven
tion of Nebraska postmasters will be
held in Omaha. This was- the senti
ment expressed by most of the mem
bers of the executive committee ,
which met at the Lincoln hotel to-
which met at the Lincoln hotel re
cently. The convention this year will
bo held in Lincoln.
Sentenced to Prison.
Axel Johnson , who served five
years in the United States navy , and
who afterwards eluded federal offi
cers for two years after being arrest
ed for passing confederate money on
unsuspecting people , was sentenced
to three and a half years in the fed
eral prison at Fort Leavenworth by
Judge T. C. Munger. ,
Dr. Walker Gets License Back.
The state board of health met and
reinstated Dr. D. G. Walker of Lind
s y as a practicing physician. Dr.
Walker was charged several years
ago with performing criminal oper
ations and his license was revoked by
the state board.
Permission to Increase Stock.
The railway commission has given
permission to the Farmers' Telephone -
phone company of Dodge county to
Increase Its capital stock from $20-
000 to $25,000 for the purpose of pay
ing lor extensions and now lines.
Better Railroad Depots.
Tlio Northwestern railroad com
pany has Informed the railway com
mission that it will make Improve
ments in its depot buildings at Pierce
and Plainvlew. An Informal complaint
had been filed against the depot facili
ties at Pierce. The Rock Island rail
road has compiled with complaint ask
ing that telephones bo Installed at
the depot at Richfield , Pnplllicm an.i
Springfield. The Missouri Pacific and
the Union Pacific roads have not yet
been hoard from In icgard to the mat
ter.
EVIDENCE IS COMPLETED IN THE
DR HYDE CASE.
3UDGE GIVES HIS INSTRUCTIONS
Must Find for First Degree Murder or
Innocence This Ruling of the
Court la a Victory for the
Defense.
Kansas City. All of the rebuttal
testimony was completed , the court's
Instructions were delivered to the jury
and one of the state's closing argu
ments was delivered in the Hyde mur
der trial Wednesday.
By Judge Latshaw's instruction to
the Jury , the accused physician must
clthdr bo found guilty of first degree
murder , which is punishable by death
or llfe Imprisonment , or be acquitted.
N . .e of the testimony admitted In
, the trial was withdrawn by the court
from the jury. All of the Issues col-
Jateral with the alleged killing of Col
onel Swcpe were admitted with this
explanation :
"The evidence introduced as to other
transactions , If any are submitted to
[ your consideration for the solo pur
pose of thiowing light ( if they have
that effect ) upon the intent and motive
of the defendant ( If any ) , In the trans
action for which he is now on trial ,
and for no other purpose. "
Special instructicns were given the
jury regarding the testimony of Mrs.
Hyde and the medical experts for both
sides.
In these connections the court said :
"The wife of the defendant IB a com
petent witness In this case and you
must consider her testimony in arriv
ing at your verdict , but in determining
what weight and credltibllity you will
give to her testimony in making up
your verdict , you may take into con
sideration , as affecting her credltibll-
Jty , her Interest in the result of the
case and that the is the wife of the
accused party on trial testifying in
his behalf.
"The opinions of experts who have
testified in this case is testimony
which the jury shoujd consider and
examine in connection with all other
testimony in the case subject to the
name rules of credit or disbelief as
the testimony of other witnesses. "
Attention was also directed by the
court to the fact that all evidence
against Dr. Hyde was circumstantial.
By virtue of the xlaw In this state ,
( he instructlcrs to the jury were read
befsre the attorneys began their ar-
I uments.
Assistant Prosecutor Henry L. Jest
opened the argument for the state ,
talking two hours. Three more
rpeeches will be made by each side.
Ten hours are given to each set of
attorncjs in which to make their ad
dresses.
Complete Wage Contract.
DCS Molnes , la. The new wage
contract for Iowa miners was com
pleted by the joint scale committee
and will be taken up for ratification
Thursday morning at 9 o'clock. It
was confidently predicted by miners
and operators that the mines would
Jjo re-opened Monday and that the 1C-
,000 striking miners would resume
work.
Machines will be put back Into the
mines. An Increase of 4 1-2 cents was
granted in one sub-district , 1 1-2 cents
Jmoro than that demanded at the na
tional meeting.
Blackhander Found Guilty.
New York. A verdict of guilty was
( found Wednesday In the Caiuso black
'hand ' case in Brooklyn. The man on
, trial was Antonio Mlslana , accused ol
'attempting to extort $15,000 from the
famous tenor. Mlsiana will be son-
fenced fln Monday. Antonio Clncotti ,
'
_ 'the other alleged would-be blackmail
er , will shortly be put on trial on a
'similar charge. Caruso testified in
'the ' case before'sailing ' for Europe.
Taft Approves Bill.
Washington. President Tart prac-
, tcally ! approved of the postal savings
.bank bill as presented to him in ten
tative form by members of the house
committee on postofilces and post
roads. It is understood that the presi
dent sanctioned the main provisions
of the hill , although he made a num
ber of minor suggestions.
After Another Plttcburger.
Plttsburg , Pa. A warrant was Is-
r.ued Wednctday for the arrest of
Joseph G. Armstrong , director of the
department of public works in the
olty of Plttsburg , charging him with
forgery , perjury and false pretenses.
The information was made by Ten-
feard DcWolfe , secretary of the voters'
civil league.
Moran Charges Dismissed.
San Francisco , Charges of man-
I laughter against Owen Moran and
others , preferred on account of the
death of Tommy McCarthy following a
knock-out blow by Moran In a glove
contest , wore dismissed Wednesday
by Police Judge Conlan. The JUI'JJP
hold that as all the conditions im
posed by law had been complied with
and as the coroner's Jury had pro-
nrunced McCarthy's death an accident
there was no ground on which to hold
the defendants.
QUEEN OF ACTRESSES
PRAISES PE-RU-NA.
MtSB
Julia
Mnrlowc
' / am glad to write my endorse *
tnent of the great remedy , Pcruna. I
do so most hcartlly. " Julla Marlowe *
Any remedy that benefits digestion
strengthens tlio nerves.
The nerve centers rcqnlro nutrition.
If the digestion Is Impaired , the nerve
centers become anemic , and noryoae
debility Is the result.
PARKER'S
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I'romotci laiurltnl growth.
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Hnir to lla Youthful Color.
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PATPMT TOOK IDEAS. Trmy may bring TO
rftlCni Kf.illli. U-iuKn lluok irto. hbt" fkft.
PlUitorald &Co..l'at.Atty . , Do * KWashington.1J.U.
Circumstances Alter Cases.
"The trouble Is that too many people
give expensive presents. That's where
the mischief comes in. "
"Rot ! My wife's father gave her s
house and lot. "
Rheumatism Is Curable
NATUUU'S UKMEOY ( NU tablets ) win
cure Hheutnatlsm and do It quickly. It so
thoroughly cleanses and regulates th *
kidneys , liver and digestive system that
Its cures seem almost magical. Hesulte
guaranteed. Tr'e ono to-night , you'll
feel better In the morning. Got a 25o
Bnx. All Druggists. The A. H. Lewli
Medicine Co. , St. Louis , Mo.
Different.
Visitor I saw your husband In the
crowd down town today. In fact , be
was so close that 1 could have touched
him.
Hostess That's strange. At homo
he is so close that nobody con touch
him ! Puck.
Didn't Care to Mention His Name.
A colored woman presented herself
the other day In an equal suffrage
state at the place of registration to
qualify for the casting of her vote on
the school question at the next elec
tion.
"With what political party do you
affiliate ? " inquired the clerk of the
unaccustomed applicant , using the
prescribed formula.
The dusky "lady" blushed , nil coy
ness and confusion. "Is I 'blcged to
answer that there question ? "
"Certainly ; the law requires it"
"Then , " retreating In dismay , " 1
don't believe I'll vote , 'case I'd bate
to have to mention the party's name.
He's one of the nicest gent-mums in
town. " Ladies' Home Journal.
Light on Cause of Tuberculosis.
The sixth annual meeting of the Na
tional Absoclatlon for the Study and
Prevention of Tuberculosis was held
in Washington on May 2 and 3. Among
the most interesting papers was one
by Dr. William H. Park , the famouu
pathologist and head of the labora
tories of the New York city depart
mcnt of health. Dr. Park contended
that pulmonary tuberculosis Is very
rarely. If over , caused by infection
from bovine sources , such as the
drinking of milk or the eating of meat
Tuberculosis of the stomach and Inter
nal organs , which compose only about
ten per cent , of the sickness from
this disease , are often caused by drink
ing or eating infected matter. Doctor
Park substantiated his conclusions by
showing the results of years of Inves
tigation and examination of pathologi
cal specimens. His conclusions arc
substantially those reached by Dr.
Robert Koch , the discoverer of the tu
bercle bacillus.
Children
Especially
Like
The sweet , "toastie"
flavour of
Toasties
Crisp , fluffy bits of per
fectly ripe white corn
cooked , rolled and then
toasted to an appetizing
brown.
Served with cream and
sometimes fruit , this
dainty food pleases the
whole family.
Give the home-folks a
treat.
"The Memory Lingers"
Packages lOc and 15c.
POSTUM CEREAL COMPANY. Ud. .
. Itatue Creek , Mich
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