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This- preparation tor the treatment of
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DEIITISTS CLOSE
DUAL
MEETING
RALEIGH WILL GET NEXT NORTH
CAROLINA SOCIETY CON
VENTION. TO MEET SOME TIME IN Wl
Banquet In Evening at Carolina Hotel
Heraldi-tAe "End of a Perfect
,. Day."
Pinehurst. The Joint meeting cl
the North Carolina Dental socletj
and, the Virginia Siate Dental asao
elation at Plnehurat was occupied en
tlrely by business sessions till unfln
lshed business being complete J and re
ports (rom chairmen ot various com
mittees received. In this session th
North Carolina society voted on se
lection of time and place ot their next
meeting. Raleigh being chosen by i
i
large majority. The time will bi
some time, next May, definite day ol
J the month being left to the declsloi
ot thme executive committee.
An interesting decision by the Vlr
glnla association in their meetini
was the official. authorization of th
establishment ot a scholarship at the
college of William and Mary, Wll
Uamsburg, Va. The dental socletlei
and associations have begun to real
ize the value of college education, not
as. an adjunct but as a requisite t
the study ot dentistry.
The afternoon was devoted to gen
eral clinics and short lectures bj
recognized authorities ' tn different
branches of the profession.
Other lecturers who have special
lzed In research were Dr. Charles L
Alexander, Charlotte:' Dr. 0. C. Bar
nard, Kannapolis; Dr. Harry Bear.
Ichmond, Vaj D. H. .
Richmond, Va.: Dr. ' L. ' G.
Beeks
Coble
Greensboro; Dr. A. W. Craver, Hen
derson; Dr. Whit R. Dodd, Richmond
Va.; Dr. J. L. Gibson, Laurinburg;
Dr. Gvy R. Harrison, Richmond, Va.;
I Dr. J. L. Hooper, Ashevllle; Dr. A
i O. James. Chatham. Va.: Dr. R. 11.
j Jefferles, Richmond, Va.; Dr. J. E.
. John, Roanoke, Va.; Dr. J. N. John
son, Goldsboro; Dr. C. C. Kelger,
Charlotte: Dr. E. N. Lawrence, Ra
leigh; Dr. J. B. Lester, . Richmond,
Va.; Dr. Clyde E. Minges, Rocky
Mount; Dr. F. W. McCluer, Lexing
ton, Va.; Dr. tVr. L. McRae, Red
Springs ; Dr. N. F. Muir, Roanoke,
Va'.; Dr. R. M. Olive. Fayettevllle;
Dr. W. H. Pearson, Norfolk. Va.; Dr.
W. M. Rofjey, Charlotte; "Dr. T. H.
Scales .Richmond, Va.; Dr. H. F.
Sommerdahl, Roanoke, Va.
In the evening a banquet was held
at the Carolina hotel, followed by
dancing and a special entertainment
by Jules Brazil, professional enter
tainer, of Toronto, Canada, ana the
night was voted "the end at a per
fect day."
Infant Dead, Mother Injured.
Vancebord. During a terrific cy
clone in the Shelmerdine section.', a
few miles west of here, the sfr-months-old
baby of Mr. Jasper Can
non sustained injuries by the falling:
in of the house top that resulted in
the death of the child a ew hours
later. Mrs. Cannon, e mother was
also so badly hurt that her course
from the wrecked home to a neigh"
bor8 house could be traced by the
blood that was shed .from her Blbed1
lng wounds. Three of her ribs were'
broken. . Mrs. Cannon and the baby
seem to have been left alone that
night and in the absence of a man
the horrors of the night were great
ly Intensified for that lonely mother.
After the passing of the storm Mrrn
Cannon searched and found the' baby;
and she picked its dying body up and'
rushed to the home of a neighbor:
In just a Short while after reaching'
the neighbor's house the baby 16.
The mother is still suffering, hut
there is hope for her recovery.
, LlttleBoy Crushed to Deatftv
. . Loulstitn-g. The four-year-old aon
of Register of Deeds and Mrs. Sl
Holding was crushed to' death by a
lumber truck In front of their home.
The little fellow was playing In front
of the home and is said to have ran
under the rear wheel of the truck a
it was passing by. His head was
Crushed to pieces. Joe Everett, the
driver of the truck, was placed In JaiT
pending the holding of the inquest.
Build Concrete Dam For Lenvtr.
Newton. A. L. Harris of Newton,
ontractor for the (cocrete road1 from
Newton ' to Llncolnton, ' has been
warded the contract, for1 a concrete
dam and four miles of piping for the
new water system the town of Lenoir
will construct this year.
Largest Class From Farm Life School,
Vanceboro. The largest class ever
jradaatd from ' (he . Craven County
Farm Life School received " diplomas
in the new graded school building at
Vanceboro; the - auditorium at the
Farm. Life School, 'being entirely top
imalt to accommodate" those who were
present" There are thirteen boyjs anrf
:welve' girls of this cjass ; V . ',
The diplomas .were given "by Pro
fessor F. U Heuton, Superintendent
jf the school, just after a rriost able
iddresa to the graduating class.
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SimdaySchoo!
. v. Lesson
(By . REV. P. B. FITZWATER. D. Ck
' Teacher of English Bible In the Mood
BJble Inatltute of Chicago.)
Copyright, 1M1. Western Newspaper tlnloa.
LESSON FOR MAY 13
DAVID, THE POET-KINQ
LESSON TEXT-I Bam. 10:1-. ,
GOLDEN TEXT-Surely, goodness and
mercy shall follow me all the days of my
llfe.-Ps. 2S:6.
lt;""KRENGB MATERIAL Ps. 81: tea,
:7: Jer. 33:16-26; Luke 1:3 Acts 22:29-34.
PRIMARY TOPIC-The Shepherd Boy
Chosen King.
JUNIOR TOPIC-Ood Calls a Boy to Be
King.
INTERMEDIATE AND SENIOR TOPIC
David, as a Friend. '
YOUNG PEOPLE AND ADULT TOPIC
Lessons From the Life of David.
I. Samuel Mourns for Saul (v. 1).
1. Why He Mourned. The death of
Saul was no doubt a personal loss to
Samuel, for Saul was a commanding
and lovable personality. Then, too,
the rulp. of, so promising a career
would deeply affect I soul like Sam
uel. Finally the, humiliation to God
and God's people grieved his heart
2. Excessive Mourning Rebuked.
The fact that God had rejected Saui
shnjjjd, Jinye lifted Saruuel out of his
grief. Excessive grief over that which
God does Is a reflection upon H Ira and
should be rebuked. In all God's acts
we should submit although It may
change our plans. When sorrow be
comes a hindrance to the discharge
of duty, It merits rebuke.
II. Smuel Sent vto Anoint David
(vv. vS7. i .-
1. Samuel's Fear (v. 2). Perhaps '
by this time Saul was becoming a
desperate character. Samuel knew
that If Saul should hear that he was
taking steps to anoint a successor to
Ms throne, his own life would be In
danger. Samuel was wise In submit-
! ting this difficult situation to the Lord.
uoa s sen-ants are to be brave. But
even when going on errands for God
we should not court danger. We
should exercise the greatest caution
so that unnecessary dangers be
avoided.. "
.2. The Lord's Direction (vr. 2. 8).
The Lord smoothed the way for Sam
uel. He showed him how to perform
his duty and escape the danger. Sam
uel was to take a heifer and announce
that he wai going to offer a sacrifice
unto the Lord and to call Jesse to the
sacrifice. The prophet was not tcf
all that would happen. This is usual
ly God's way with as. He gives as
our work piece by piece and guides
us step by step. Samuel's purpose
was known only to him. It was to be
keptt a seem so that the news would
not reach Sntrl. This was a shrewd
device but entirely legitimate. There
Is not necessity' for us to reveal all
our purposes.
III. Samuel's Gttedlence (rr. 4-13).
1. The Trembling Elders of Bethle
hem (vv. 4, 5). ft seems that the
whole nation was shot tliroujrft with
fear because of Saul's sin. To the
elders' alarming Inquiry Shmuef re
sponded with the assurance of pence.
Inviting them to Join film In1 worsfilp
Jng tire Lord.
V 2. linnilnatlon of Jesse's Sons (rr.
C-T27. The Lord had revealed tt Satn
nef that one of Jesse's sons waS' te
he the new king, but not' the portlcie
Inr one. The selection of the- rljrht
erre was a most Important matter' as
destftjferi hung upon It. (J)' EllaB
rejected (w, B, 7). Ellah was ttle
eWest ewn and therefore he' was ttie
ffrst presented as having first' right tn
the place of honor. Further, lie-wasr
a splendid specimen of a rrtin, tnll nrnf
majestre. In appearance so that' even
8aTnwef was captivated by him as Her
had been by Saul. (10:24). Otitwarrl
appearance was favorable but th
renirtre. seen byx-God w-ere . against
ftfm. God knows whom He can- trustr
wfMi great responsibilities. W fre
qnentfy estimate men by their dress,
culture, wealth nd position. Thesw
are errty surface manifestations amf
frequently lead us astray, but GirdP
Ihofts Into the heart. (2) Davlil
chosen (vr. 8-12). All but one ot
Jesse's sons had been looked upma
hot stni the Lord's choice had not ap
peared. Jesse's reply to SaraueVs)
qrrestlon as to whether all his children
kad appeared seems to , Imply thtrt
David was not of much Important
Re was considered good enough' to
watch the sheep but not Important
enough to be called to the feast Be
cause. David was faithful as- a shep-t
herd hoy. he was In line for proino-,
Mon when God's given time anrrved.
3. David Anointed (v. 13)'., When
the shepherd lad appeared: the Lord
directed Samuel to anoint hItvWhen
the oil was applied the Spfrft of the
Lord came upon him. Daifd-was a
gifted and' attractive lad; but this
was of no avaU without the Spirit
of God. Power must com from God.'
Only as we are anointed by the Holy
Ghost can. we truly do the Lord's will
and work.
Knowing Whn. ,
Next to knowing when to seize an
opportunity, the most Important thing
In life Is to know when ta fwego an
advantage. Disraett.
"! Induloenca. '
It Is only tieees'-ary to grow old to
become more Indulgent. I see no fault
committed that 1 have not, committed
myself. Goethe.
' Our Life,
We pass our life In deliberation, and
we die upon It QuesneL . ,
SIMPLE STATEMENT OF FACT
Explanation Showed That Both Man
ager and H:a Assistant Had Told
the Truth. ,
With a firm tread and a masterful
tlr the woman stepped Into the florist's
hop. '
After gazing about for some mo
xients her choice fell upon a green
julm In an ornamental pot- '
The nsslstunt approached with deference.
for ecpMCecGo Egs3i30
The Postum Cereal Comoan v will buv not less than 101 Redoes or suatifes
.tions for new Uses of Grape-Nuts, paying $50.00 for each one accepted. And
in addition , ' , x '
Good Housekeeping Institute, conducted by Good Housekeeping Magazine, .
will decide an award of $2500.00 for the best four of jthe 101 or more Recipes
or suggestions for new Uses of Grape-Nuts, so purchased: ,
1000.00 for the 1st selection 750.00 for the 2nd selectionV
500.00 forthe 3rd selection 250.00 for the 4th selection
Read carefully the terms of this offer so that you may have the fullest opportunity to,
share in its benefits. The conditions are so simple and fair that every housewife in
the United States can take part in this National Recipe Festival !
There Is No Other Food Like Grape-Nuts
W
HILE practicilly
evfcry man, woman
and chiljd in die En-
lisb-speakiog world knows
Grape-Nuts as a v delicious,
nourishing and w ho 1 e som e
cereal, and while it is corraioon
knowledge that Grape-Nats
with milk or cream is a compid
food, many housewives do oat
know of the appetizing arraf
economical dishes that can be
prepared with Grape-Nuts.,
h lenfls iteff, we belicoe, to more tuei
than mg other cereal The con
venience and economy of
Grape-IVuts, and the flavor,
zesttuidwholesumeness which
it imparts to other food, make
it invaluable ia every home,
Frequeady we receive in-
teresting: letters from women
throughout the country, telling
about the:a$tractive dishes they
make witft Grape-Nuts de
licious puddings, salads, dress-
What Is Gr.ipe-Nuts?
Grspe-Nutu fm kigbly saatri tions
food in the form eat csiep, foMaa f ran
ales. It contain a&at full BOtriraeat of
wheat and barlwv secluding vsaamin-B,
and mineral eleasnsata req.iree) for
building stardr Ibtaafh. Tbas le
anents are oft.m fanlsissg in the wautary
diet.thiefly through "aer-rcfie.saiint"
in the preparaUojftotaMd.' , ' ' -'
No other food; aaotaaroafhfy baked
as Grape-Nuts.. Stasia than 2S boars
re eonsusaed in (bat , baking; process .
wbieb makes (Ense-Niti easy to
digest, and also' dkverlepa Mtural
.weetneis from tine geakaa thfaaaslvae.
The form and) enaeaaastae of Grapo
Nnts invite thorrwigfc aaaatieatioo a
decided advantage) bemuse lata aol
,oed provides propw nereiea for the
bat 'make aser gpM stigMtion.
Conditions Governing the lrchase: cfi 2nd
' Awsrds; for Grape-Nuts Recipes ,
Tbs reetaai Cesaaal Classes, win tor awl
Isea thee UU Rseinap ar sSsstieas ler sew
Ueeaol Orepe-Nuiaw see as. tot " eae
aaeepted. This eOlar is eaeaiaa every persoa ha
the Uaiied Stales.. .
Good Hoasekseaiaat lecriSeSSL eaadeated b
' Gejed Hmsekeepiae llslseias, will dsoide aa
award of aW.Wsav she heat taea- oi the 1U1 e
snare ReeiDes or swMeeaieaa ter aew Usss el
Crare-Nati. e pwnaase4. SlU0t.H0 ior the let
salrelioa : 7S0.0Qw
she 2a4 eeleetieai SS00.00
. asat S2S0.W tar the h-
lor the M aal
Re foes atask to asanas) hslmia Mar tat, ;
VU sad AoOsa-Sat. ttX
Saeasee er aaeaeanaoa fee aew esse submitted
tor saraaaie vest sot daplieasa aa, el the teai
KecipesaeistadlssaVieassnsslialial ,
No Realee wiM be .arshani treaa ssm
oweatr, or meaieati, aoooeetsd whh aha raetsasj
Cereal riiwuaas. lae at Coed Hoasslu. ipioat
laetitate. -
, II aMntaaataaa Reetoa ia oaTered, aash aaaast
be writt.a ess a aeaorate aheet. Write aaesai ,
aad srlilriea s'iss'r oa each kecips aehajsMaaV
laths 1
sots lU terser award eaataaV ea
" "Will It grow well In the sunshine?"
she Inquired. , " : . , -
"Yea, madam." '"
"Don't sny It will If It won't." ahe
snapped. "If It does well In the sun,
will the shude hurt It?"
"Oh, no, maflam." .
"Wliutl" she exclaimed. "Tou tell
ine It will thrive equally well In sun
shine or shade? Young man, you don't
know your' business. Fetch the mun
aBer." ... ' - '
The umnagor wus summoned. Even
he quailed before her; but, all the
-awa M ea m me
VGCOoC-3
inrjs for fowls, etc. No doubt
there are thoasands of women
who are finding, varied uses for
Grape-Nuts in their, home
cookrng, and even more thoa
sands who will be glad to learn
of those varied uses ; for while
we all aflng to old favorite
dishes, we also welcome and
enjoy a change; ' .v
So that f the thought back
of our offer' of aore than
$7500.00 irv cash for new ways
of using Grape-Nuts. To those
women' who are already using
Grape-Nuts' in various ways,
other than as a-breakfast cereal
or in the recipes gives here,
and to those women whoiwould
lake to try. their hand' at de-
sloping some new way lo use
Graoe-Nuts. we; offer ta bnv
at$50.00 each not less than 101
new Grape-Nuts-Recipesv We
plan to include these new
Recipes in a beautifully Qlus
traded cook book..
Every bousewife ia tbsr Land! (boufl
take advaatag. of this, extraordinary
opportunity to .era the tidy earn of"
$50.01 by little pleasant.' andl eoiifra-
' tionas effort In her own home., Also.
'. the fair and equal ebano. ta easrarei
'Vinetaf tha liberal awards to b aiiai ,
by Good Housekeeping Iaatituts, .
- Moreover, there's ttsa gvater
knowlad4. of the valuer eh Cetpu-':
NuU, stot only at delioioae break- '
fast eareal, but in the preoaratie .
a variety of appetizing dishsa that aatdS
to tb health and pleastnwv sat eba .
waola family. - .
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Waete roe aea't lad Orapa Wuaa
. t yeawaa tai
"There's aauom
ilr
ewaol tdewtleel la all resesete.wjta- that tleeT toe .
wUliaeaaadateaaeheaatrioes
Ittit aot aeoaaserv to poreasue file, a flees
A seMble ewaatit, will be eeaaiapoa riajisia tat
thoaa doairias to aabatit rinipss
isaar Recipe ahoald ststa rbs exaet aaabar
laaeaMled te be served. Beeipee ehoaM ho
eareiaUr lasted Se auke aar that aranotilaoa
aed direetiooa lor Bcaparusg will ariad; beat aa
'' -
' Feces ef Reelpei Fifes, esrlte aaaaa el raw' -eeiae
at top of sheets anderaouh Nat all iw '
grodieota. asi wW wseaawswati eoin tn the
direct to as ler preperlaa warded eiaplr aatt aa
aaralel,. De as send apaeiaaea disk.
la eoosldarial Reeaaaa ler pares as a. ead) ear
-area by Good H eajsahoepiai, saetitote. aa
wwt wUl hs Ukso -(t--- -
(a) ralatabilltw,
lb) tiasplisirp aad I
it) Aeoorae, aad I
alroaipe.
' Aaeoaaemisee Wrhe Reeioee perehesed, eae)
Awarde by Oood stooeehiesiod laaiwaaa, will
be asade ia Jsswsrt Oeodl taeeatekaaaeai,
Roeieee aahilisia sa the reetaai Cereal
Ceaapaay aer aaseeaea wsial aot be reraraad.
some, he backed up Ms assistant's
statement. .
"Then It Is really a remarkable
plant," she commented, sarcastically.
"My good man, It Is both ridiculous und
unnatural." '
"That's Just It," said the manager,
quietly; "lfa an artificial pfant." " ,
Statistics show that If a man and
u woman are riding together tn , a
train which meets with dlsnster, the
woman has more chances of escaping
death than the man. ' v
and kfWWkig lo iOU.
Below .re tea Reoipea bowiog a few
of the many appetising dishes that eea
be mede with Grape-Nuts. Read them
over, try some of them, and than yoo
will find it easy to work owt a new Rao
ipe or think of a newnse for Grape-Nuts,
that we may purchase. Andl remember,
your Reeip. or suggestion Sar new ate
of Grape-Nuts may also merit on. of
the large awards.
GRAPE-NUTS Ioe Ciwara
Prepare plais IsToredieseraaailathasaaaaJwar.
Jast bslore the ereen hardeqe la weaaaas. ead
Grape-Nats aa it somes Iroas tbe oaskada. ia
the proportioa of oae-half cup ol Orape-Nota
to oaa qesrt oi lee ereeaa. If yoo boy ice ereaaa
toady asade, add Orapa-NaU ia place oi eat
lists. Yovll tad the reeoklad Ooror eaaeae.
GRAPE-NUTS Salad
J ea Grape-Nuts 2 eased benaaeo
I altcad orease I tesapooas leaaaa-
H coyi os bed pine- laiaa .
apple Cream Salad Dreaauu)
Cos ep tbelralt.edd lataoa-iaiea.aua with Grape
Note, aad eerva oa bod of Icttoea with Crcasa
Salad Dreeeia. Make, bar to six portioasv
GRAPE-NUTS Six Minute Pudding
I emp Grape-Nate 1 tableepooa sadar
Vh aope scalded aailb n aap raieioa
CeerarGrapo- Note with acsided milk. Add sadar,
raiaiae, aad a little net mat. Cook sis auautce
directly over the heat, stirring eoactaotly, aad
sen a wkb aay good padding ssaoe. Makes loaf,
So six portioaa.
GRAPB-NUTS Cookies
I aap Grape-Note VA cups loot
Vi eop ehorteatag 2 taaepooaa bakiag-
oopa light browa powder
eager 1 tsaspooe eionsaw
U cap aiilk it teaaoooo'elovaa
a weu-oeatep asga reaapooa aan
1 cap chopped seeded raisins
Graaoa ehorteaiog aad en, sr. Add aailk aad wall
boatea egga. Add well-silted dry ingredicata.
aad raiaiae that have been daeted with part of
the loor, aad then the Grapc-Nota. Beat thor
aaghly ead drop from a apooa oa baking ahaet
ooe aad oae-half iaehes apart. Bake ia a mod er
ase evea lor fifteen niootea.
GRAPB-NUTS Cheese Casserole
V cap Grepe-Nots M teeepooa pepper
iyi cups auia in i
1 tableeoooo bottar At
bopped
aeaeeae
Vt teaepooa code 2 ease
I teaspoon salt Few (reuse paprika
Scald the Bulk. Add Grape-Note, butter ead
acoeoaiags and coosbiaa with the cheese end ease.
the tatter slightly beetea. Foot into a bartered
bakksg died, earraand with hot water aad bake
etowlrlorlortT-iveminatee in a alow oven. Sana
as the mala eoarsa at foaabaoa, aoppcr, or a
collate dinner. Makes four to sis portions.
GRAPE-NUTS Fruit Podding
1 eap Grape-Nets '1 piat boiling water
aJaU-O i
VI eup aaeded rauiaa
'-of chopped datee
Add the bolKad watar to the lall-O er leatoa Sa
wared gelstins aad stir antil it la diaaolvod. Foot
iota a mo. Id, and altar tbe asixtoro bee cooled
client hr. add tbe Orape-Nets aad frahj taoa el.
lew the mixtarc to dull end rlardea. Mekeeioar
' GRAPB-NUTS Meat Loaf
I eap Grapc-Nota leu
t Booed veaL andtoa n tcb
hsico
Heoaad sa
1 taacpooa i
b teaepooa
glnklcapooi
park S tab! set
It - aataap
apper H tebUapooa ahoppod
aulk' parsley
auaeod oaioa
fat tbe meat throogh s rood chopper, add i
alv oa boa.
tar forty-ive anaataa. bearing fxaeoeatly eiing
eae-ball cop of hot watar, a tableepooa ol a time
Jaet before taking from ores, brack with soma of
law keatea wnite of ess end s little milk. Brow
tat aaa asiaate. Mekee loo, portioaa.
' GRAPB-NUTS Loaf Cake
aap Grape-Nats TVt Alps Faatry k
K sop batter , ' 2 tecapoooc bakiag-meopaaogar-
powder
Jagga x , -. , v I laaapooa aaa)
I cap aulk ' ' t taacpooa vsaiHa
Ctaam better aad soger! odd ssg-yclks wed
baatcai thea aulk and Grape-Nuts. Baa the
atiatare tborooghiy. fold io altematd the erjary
baaeea egg-whitaa aad loor silted with hakingo
powder thrceniaurat lastly.add tbcvaniUa. Have
eake pen premoaely grcecod sad Uaothr tWaae
tU two-thirdc toll aad i itualaTi7s
fas fcxti-fcvs miaataa. . .
GRAPE-NUTS TomaSrjom
ttoaD Grape-Note 1 elieoal oi '
1 aoart lometocc It.
2 cope water . Hfeoep.
Mfpcpporoorae 4wkola
Ua tcmaliiaa. water aad t-riasisfl laist.
etrasa and add antt and aoa. Crash aaa
Grape-Note with e rolling pea. biMI tbe batter,
add tbe tolled Grape-Nuts, rin i i.a and boa!
the eoep to the boiling point, b-rtrsnaots wboae
Orape-Nota for erotoaa ia in i i in ill ii seal
aeapplataa. MakeaaaorSAateaanwaa.
GRATE-Nirrai pi. - .
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Seapegrei
lenpauk
Keasbiae dm anar. sM.k,
piaaeovaraalow heet. a f au
toe eager Is diaenrred. s hea
PiV. w"hwi emi .
. .. " r er tae aaornare I-me a
w,,b-w?f eoid wear. brks
pea ia bowl of ea er and eiiow to et-od anv
oierarbed aaui mere aw heat ia roe rn..e ..
ttira. bentore cod cd tbe bener era v., -e.
tbe ovtore omil ereenrycod tuiok, t
0"C G'-oe-lMBIS ar i aoaimoc bearing ami c i
m- .to kneed, i ero oat ea a bauered ,e
ii cut u o e - -4 -ra
hags. Browa minced oaioa ia a little let before,
adding Grape- Note, milk, aad aligblly beetea
eaia, reek ia a bsklag dish, shaping like e loal 1
of beked bread aad aawoth evcaly oa top. Bcko
Til taaap area aaa
to... ianiiatttar
ecw.'ia
CMccolaas awd wikt
r oaaMWauul an.ll
eaoKws botiiad
tko er mirrar i .