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AMERICA'S CREED
Worth Committing to Memory nnd Repeating in Unison
at All Gatherings
Do you know "America's Creed?"
Tho quotation marks nro used becauso It hna never been officially
promulgated; but il was prepared In Washington for tho Americaniza
tion program of last Flag day Juno 14th and is therefore at least somi
official. It is worth learning by heart, and worth saying in unison at all sorts
of gatherings. And hero it is:
"I hollove in tho United States of America as a government of tho
people, kj tho people, for tho people ; whoso just powers aro derived from
the conntnt of tho governed, a democracy in a republic; o sovereign nation
of man ovoroign statos; a perfect union, ouo aud inseparable, established
upoii thfcso principles of freedom, equality, justice nnd humanity for
which Asiorirnn patriots sacrificed their lives nnd fortunes.
"I therefore believe it is my duty to my country to lovo it; to sup
port its Constitution; obey its laws; to respect its flag, and to dofend it
ngninst all enemies.
"Believing in the above crcod,
"I pledge allegiance to tho Stars and Stripes and to tho rcpublio
for which thoy stand. Ono language, ono country and ono flag, and
"In tho presenco of Almighty God I sincerely plcdgo mysolf to aid
my government with all tho power I possess in tho great world strugglo
now in progress for tho democracy of tho world for tho independence of
the small nations as well as tho larger ones, and
"I further plcdgo my life aud all my worldly jootls to aid tho presi
dent of our nation in directing tho American forces with our allies in their
grim and determined fight for freedom, patriotism and humanity."
FOR THE POULTRY
GROWER
Corn, when It Ih Just ripening nnl
passim; thrmmh tlui dowdi staim Into
the moro liurilcncd condition, If fed
to chickens pauses n Iooho condition
nf tho bowels, and If no otlier food
Ih Riven, the lilrds nro forced to eat
this kind of feed and dlKostlvo trim
hies will follow.
Tho llock In Its miiKlnc about tho
farm at this time of year inny, un
beknown to you, not koiiio of this
corn, nnd inny show tho symptoms at
present. Tho llrst Indications should
ho n warning nnd tho birds, If neces
itnry, should ho conflncd. If a good
rntlon Is fed. however, twlco per dny
Hint Is, mornlnc and nlRht. nnd In
sutllclem quantities, tho birds will
not cnt enotiRli to do them nny hnrm.
Hither ono of tho nliovo methods will
help to keep tho lloclc out of trouble
nf this kind. Tho easiest way Is to
bIvo them Niilllclcut hard uruln morn
Inn nnd nlpbt to satisfy their appetite.
1823, and wns thus ablo to sny, "I hnd
a slstor who was burled 17.1 years
iiro I"
When Wllllnm Krest of Itlpon wns
Inld to rest In 1789, nt tho uro of ono
hundred nnd right, ho wns followed to
his ernvo by bis oldest son, a vctcrnn
of clRhty-elRbt, nnd by his youngest
boy, iiRcd fifteen, who nindo his ap
pearance when his father was within
slRht of his ninety-second birthday nnd
when his eldest brother wns seventy
two. Thomas neatly of Drumcondrn,
nenr Dublin, celebrated his ono hun
dred nnd second birthday on tho very
dny on which his youiiRcst born en
tered tho world, nnd when his eldest
son had nlrendy seen soventy-two
years.
Thonins 1'iirs mado his llrst trip to
tho nltnr nt clRbty nnd becurao tho fa
ther of two children; mid ho wns so
full of visor that ho mado n second
matrimonial venture 42 years later,
when his years numbered ono hundred
nnd twenty-two.
Bumper Crop of Babies In
United States During 1917
According to Statistics
tnfnnt mortality statistics compiled
by tho New 'York milk committee re
veal the fnct that them wns a bumper
linby crop throughout the United
Htntes In 1017. Hnsliig Its conclusions
nu the llguri") cleaned (rum Kl.'l of tho
largest rltlcs In tin country, tho com
mittee estimates Hint the number of
births throughout tho nation totaled
2,078.000 and the number of denths 1,.
(VIR.tKM), leav'tiR a national Increase In
population of over 1,000.(XX).
Amour; tho cities of the honor class i
Omaha claims llrst place with n death
rate of only fll).2, nnd Seattle emtio
second with a rntii of ISO.I. Nualivlllo,
Trim., bad the highest rate, 182 2 Chi
cago's rate wns 100.1.
Tho llvo honor roll cities boasting
death rates undor 50 per 1,000 are
Iterkele.v, Oil., with ii population of
M.l.'ll. i;Mi Hvurrtt. Mass., with u
Liopulatlon of JW.IS4, AM: llmnkllue.
Must!., with a SKiilatto" of S7702.
li.3; Alameda. Oil., with s popula
tion of SR.tiiH, tlVT; Hint I. a Crosxe,
VIm with m impiilHtloii of :I0,417, -12.2.
Distance Wireless Can Reach.
There, Is practically no limit to tho
dlstanco that tho wireless station nt
Arlington, Vn can talk. Not only can
It reach nil parts of tho Atlantic, hut
tins tnlkcd directly with tho llnwnllan
Islands In tho 1'nclHc and can reach
moro distant parts of tho world by
relays.
Timely Thoughts.
The renson some mini get
more fun out of llfo than others
Is because they don't wiint to
get nil tho money too.
buck mid perseverance often
go band In hand.
Tho otlier fellow Is the tunn
we all think ought to help out
when we got Into trouble.
Mighty few people believe
what n man tolls about himself.
That Is tho renson tho courts
Insist upon the testimony of
( harnoter witnesses.
Bcoamo a Father at Ago of
102, When Eldest Son Had
Already Lived 73 Years.
A fflther nt eighty-four such Is tho
-ocMt record of Mr. Jackson, n north
wtry funuer, nays London Tit -lilts.
Man more patriarchal still have tig
oral In tho rank of fathers. Such a
robust veteran was Sir William Nich
olson of (i'lenbcrvy, n grand old Scots
man who Ihed to nurso an Infant
ilfltighter 'Jtcr ho had passed his nltio-tjr-nHoiul
Mrthday. Sir Wllllnm then
lisd ft dniiKtiter alive of his llrst mar
riage, aged sixty-six. Ho married his
Inst wife when ho was eighty-two, and
ttfld six children.
Sir Stephen Fox's last child was era
tiled when tho father was within n few
months of completing his hundredth
year I Sir Stephen wns horn In 1027,
MuljMil by his llit wife a daughter
wtin died In lufiiliey tn HUVi. Tho child
nf niit nn survived to tho year
Mother's Cook Book
A eweet temper U to the household
what aunshlne Is to treoa and nowers,
Tho homti of a nation are tta itronirtit
fort,
Qood Things Mother May Make.
, Turnips make a very good dish, treat
ed as ono does potatoes for nn escnl
loped dish. Oamtsh tho dish with
fresh pnrslcy and servo from tho bak
ing dish.
Chill Con Came.
Cut two pounds of round steak Into
small square pieces. Melt two tnblo
spoonfuls of butter suhstltuto In n
saucepan and when hot brown the
steak, then ndd ono cupful of wntcr nnd
four tuhlospoonfuls of rlco. Cover and
cook until tender. Now ndd threo
canned red peppers cut In slices, ono
cupful of cooked benns, two parboiled
aud sliced onions, ono tablespooiiful of
corn Hour, four cloves, a clovo of gar
lic chopped, a teaspoonfitl of salt; cook
nil together until well blended nnd tho
gravy Is of tho right consistency. Servo
gnrnlshed with pnrslcy.
A spoonful or two of grated chceso
added to tho creamed toast wilt mako
of It milto another dish nnd ono which
nil mny cnt except thu two-ycnr-olds
nnd younger.
Plum Pudding Jelly.
Cover hnlf n box of gelatin with one
half cupful of cold wntcr nnd let stnnd
for nn hour. Mix ono cupful of mis
Ins, one-fourth cupful of sliced citron,
and one-fourth cupful of currants; ndd
u tablospoonful of ornngo or grnpo
Juice. Scald n pint of milk nnd a cup
ful of strained honey nnd nn ounco
of melted chocolate. Mix nil the In
gredients nnd when It Is slightly Arm,
ndd tho fruit so It will not sink to tl)o
bottom. Turn Into n mold nnd when
rendy to servo, garnish with whipped
nnd sweetened crenm.
Fig Pudding.
Wnsh, pick over and chop ono pound
of figs. Heat threo eggs very light, put
n cupful of suet through thu meat chop
per, add two cupfuls of breadcrumbs,
three-quarters of a cupful of milk nnd
a cupful of strained honey. Mix all
together and turn Into n wcll-grcnsed
mold. Stcnm threo hours. Servo hot
with nn egg snuco or with hard sauce.
Desserts.
Ices, sherbets mid lco creams aro ntl
enslly digested nnd most wholcsomo
for all members of tho family, mien
nuts nnd fruits nro used In crenras they
should ho put through tho mcnt chop
per. Tho flavor Is better and tho cream
smoother.
Leftovers ot enko, creams, Jelly and
fresh ns well ns preserved fruits may
be used for desserts. Stnlo spongo
enko with a bit of fruit Juice, n spoon
ful of nuts nnd whipped crenm, makes
n most pnlntnhlo nnd sntlsfylng dessert.
THE
KITCHEN
CABINET
Deeplne not thou email thins.
Tin .oul that lonm for wins
To dour to some great height of aao
rlflce too oft
Forget the daily round
Where dully enree abound,
Anil ihalice off little dutlea. while eh
looke aloft.
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DANANA A8 FOOD.
ANANAS nro n most
wholpfioine. nourish-
V- Wtim&si '"R foml np,nB ,l0"
LKCTctI "e'en' I" flavor It-
n53Li Kt',f' ,liu lm,mnn
JM-mSy Korbs flavors read
ily and presents a
good medium by
which such flavors
mny tio brought Into
notlco. thus iitTord-
lug n great variety of comblnntlons.
Hecuuxo of tho luck of ncld tn Its
composition It should bo n populur
breukfast fruit. Tho cooked bnnann.
oven slightly cooked, Is more enslly
digested thnn the raw fruit. Simply
covering tho rlpo, thinly sliced frutt
with hot cercnl will cook It sulllclcnt-
ly.
Danann Croquettes With Lamb
Chops. ltemovo tho peeling und
coarso threads from Hvu firm bananas s
cut tho fruit In halves crosswise, trim
oil tho ends to mako tho halves nyin
metrical nt tho ends; roll In egg
which has been beaten with n table
spoonful of water, then roll In sifted
crumbs nnd fry In deep fnt until
brown. Drain on soft paper. Two
minutes will bo long enough for cook
ing. Servo with broiled lamb chops.
Orange Sirup. Hnll v cupful of tho
Julco und pulp of ornngo, tho Julco of
half a lemon, ono cupful of sugar and
ono-quurter of n cupful of wntcr six
minutes or until sllghtely thickened.
Oaked Dananat. l'ull down n sec
tion of tho skin of each banana. loaen
t tho pulp, remove tho course thrends
! und return tho pulp to tho skin, lay
tho fruit thus prepared In u saucepan
nnd hnko In n hot oven until the skins
aro blackened. Hcmovu tho pulp
from tho skins, bond In n half circle
nnd plnco on n sorvlng dish. Sprlnklo
with powdered sugnr nnd chopped
nuts ns ii dessert; or pour over n Jelly
siiucc. Melt lflf n cupful of currunt
Jelly, add a half-cupful ot sugar and
cook llvo minutes, then stir In n tea
spoonful of cornstarch, mado smooth
with n Itttlo wntcr; cook llvo minutes
nnd ndd n tnblcspoonful of butter nnd
a tenspoonful of lemon Julco.
Fruit Cocktails. To six tablespoon
tuls of fruit Julco ndd two tnblespoon
tuls of honey, the pulp of two oranges,
threo diced hnnunns, nnd four rlpu
peaches, diced, Dlvldo Into cocktnll
llnsscs und serve. This mny bo used
tiso as n dessert.
Bure they of miiny Meeting! ehould
cutter bleulng round,
Ae laden bousha In autumn lllng their
ripe fruit to thn ground.
Birds and Animals Protend
Violence In Play, but They
Stop Short In Exercising It.
Small birds chnso each other about
In piny, but perhaps tho conduct of
the crnno and tho trumpeter Is tho
most extraordinary. The latter stands
ou ono leg, hops about In tho most ec
centric mnnner nnd throws somer
BaultB. Sotno call It "tho mad bird,"
on nccouut of its singularities. Wntcr
birds, such us ducks nnd geese, dlvo
ntter ench other and clenr the surface
of tho wntcr with outstretched neck
nnd (hipping wings, throwing abundant
spray nrotind.
Doer often engage In a trlnl ot
strength by twisting their horns to
gether nnd pushing for tho mastery.
All animals pretending violence In
their play stop short ot exercising It)
tho dog takes the greatest precaution
not to tnjuro by his bite, nnd tho
ornngutung, In wrestling with Ids
keeper, pretends to throw hint, nnd
makes feints of biting him. Somo ani
mals enrry out In their play a scm
hlnnco of cntchtng their prey; young
ents, for Instniice, lenp nftcr every
siniill und moving object, oven to
leaves strewn by the utttutnn wind.
Tney crouch und stent forward, ready
for the spring; with tho body quiver
ing nnd toll ttiiiititig with emotion
i lie' bound ou the moving lour mid
again tqirlug forward to iinother.
More Than 55,000 Soldiers
Totally Blinded in France
As Rosult of World War.
Krnnco bus moro than nn.OOO men
who have been nindo totally blind In
battle. To euro for theso unfortunates
Is ouo of the most serious problems
In thnt country.
Since tho war began Uugeno llrleur,
tho French writer, has devoted nearly
all his tlino and energies to caring for
tho blind soldiers sent hack from tho
trenches, und the following npponl In
their bebnlf tn from his llttlo paper,
Le Joumnl des lilesscs mix Ycuxi
"Within a year, If wo do not recelvo
sutllclctit aid, wo shall huvu to cense,
all our distributions of help. It Is
serious. Wo have sent monthly to 871
families ot the blind assistance
amounting to from 20 to 40 francs.
"Wo hnvo pnld tho cost ot civilian
clothes for somo ot them, cnnblcd a
particularly utlltcted victim (both
blind nnd nrmlcss) to enjoy a "'Inter
season on tho milder shores ot the
Mediterranean sea. And now I shall
have to cut out many a stricken family
from our lists If moro nsslstnnce tn
funds bo not forthcoming. And this at
u lime when tho cost of living bus ex
ceeded nil reasonable limits."
Lemon Juice
For Freckles
atrial Mike beauty lotion at
home for a few cents. Try Itl
Squeezo tho Julco of two lemons Intv
a bottlo containing threo ounces of
orchard white, shuku well, and you
hnvo ii qunrtcr pint of tho best freckle,
sunburn nnd tnn lotion, und complet
ion whltener, at very, very smull cowl.
Your grocer has tho lemons and
any drug storo or toilet counter will
supply threo ounces of orchard white ,
for n few cents. Mnssago this sweetly
fragrant lotion Into tho face, neck,
arms nnd hands and seo how freckles,
sunburn nnd tnn dlsnppear and how
clenr, soft nnd whtto the skill becomes,
1'cst It Is linrmless. Adv.
Colored Scavengers In Parle.
1'nrls strcots hnvo recently gained
In plcturesqucness by tho employment
of colored scavengers, snys n writer In
London Datly Chronicle. Ktiony
titled Senegalese aud copper-colored
Arabs from Algeria and Morocco,
whoso terra cotta fezr.es contrast so
dcllclously with tho pulo hluo soldiers'
uniform, clean, or affect to clean, met
ropolitan thoroughfares. In the boule
vard there Is a giant negro, with tho
lordly gait ot an African prince, who
trails his broom behind him ns tnnjes
ttcally as If It wcro u peacock feather
fan.
Cultivation of Music
According to historical researches,
music was first cultivated In Egypt,
but no vestlgo of prltnltlvo Rgyptlun
music now exists. All our present-day
formation comes from pictorial and
sculptural representations of Instru
ments and players and u fuw Instru
ments exhumed In cities hurled under
thu sand of centuries.
A New Way to Shave
Tender skins twlco a day without Irri
tation by using Cutlctirn Soap the
"CuUcnrn Way." No slimy mug, germs,
waste of tlmo or money. For freo snra
pics address, "Cutlctirn, Dept. X, llos
ton." At druggists and by mall. Sonp
25, Ointment 25 mid CO. Adv.
Meant "Two Down," of Course.
An Hngllsh newspaper inun, report
ing thnt famous baseball game before
royalty, wroto that In the sixth In
ning tho score ugnlnnt the nnny was
"two-lovo." Ttnston Transcript
Over 70.000 alumni of American col
leges nro now In wnr service, mostly
In tho nnny or nnvy.
IN MISERY
FOR YEARS
"'TIS PICKLIN' TIME."
J (JURAT Is tho va
riety of relishes that
sho Is Indeed hard to
suit who cannot find
sotno which her fam
ily enn enjoy.
Sliced Cucumber
and Onion Pickle.
Take threo dozen
Inrgo cucumbers, peel
and slice thin und
cover with u sprinkling ot salt over
night. I'eel nud sllco ono dozen small
onions und trout In tho sumo way, hut
do not mix them. Tho next dny drain
und squeeze dry. Scnld tho vegetables
In ii pint ench ot wnter und vinegar,
then drain dry again. Now take a quart
of vinegar, ono cup of sugar, ono ounco
ot eclory sued, threo teiispooufuls of
mustard seed, two teaspoonfuls ot
white pepper; when boiling hot put In
tho vegetables. Just let them scald,
but do not cook, then seal In Jars whllo
hot
Chutney. Chop one dozen apples,
two green peppers, one onion nnd ono
cup of raisins; ndd two cups ot vine
gar, ono cup of sugar, tho Julco of ono
lemon und n half tablespoonful each of
ginger and salt Cook all together two
hours.
Marlon Harland'e Relish. Cut the
corn from twelve cobs ; break Into flow
erets one head of cauliflower, cut Into
half-Inch lengths one bunch ot colery,
seed and chop ftno two green peppers,
add three tablespoonfuls of salt ono
and one-half pounds of brown sugar
and threo pints of vinegar. Add the
sugar to the vinegar and when scalding
hot pour over tho vegetables. Now
cover closely and cook ten minutes.
Add a tablespoonful of mustard and
eat In Jar. Wrap In papers to keep
the mixture a good color.
Tomato Conserve- Cook unUt thick
five pounds of rlpo tomatoes, throe
lemons. Juice, pulp and rind; two
pounds of sugnr, one cup at shroddsd
citron; when thick add one and one
half cupfuls of seeded rnlBlns und one
cupful of walnut moats.
Mr. Courtney1 Tells How She
Was Curea by Lydia E.
Pinkham'a Vegetable
Compound.
Oakaloosa, Iowa." For yenrs I vras
Imply In misery from a weakness and
bwiui pains ana
nounng socmea to
do mo any Rood. A
friend nuvlied me
to tako Lydla E.
rinkhnm'o Voce
table Compound. I
did so and cot re
lief right away. I
can cortalnly re
commend this volu
nblo medicine to
other women who
suffer, for It has
done such pood
work for me and 1 know It will help
others If they will clvo It a folr trial'
Mrs. Lizzii: Courtney, 103 8th Ave.,
West, Oskalooss, Iowa.
Why will women drsg alonft from day
to day, year In and year out, suffering
such misery as did Mrs. Courtney, when
such letters as this aro continually being
published, fa Every woman who sudors
from displacements. Irregularities, In
flammation, ulceration, backache, ner
vousness, or who Is pnsslng through the
Change of Life should clvo this famous
root and horb remedy, Lydla E. 1'lnlc
bam's Vegetablo Compound, a trial. For
special advice write Lydla E. Plnkham
Medicine Co, Lynn, Moss. "Tho result
of its Ions expsrlenco Is at your service.
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THE SCHOOL OF EXPERIENCE"
I THE ABORN MINIATURE 1
Keep Your Teeth !
Moredlieain remit from oeglected, decayed
teeth Una from all other causes combined.
Uood teeth mean good beallh without good
he'.h nothing elto matters. An exbiuitlre
booklet on the care ot teeth entitled, "Health
and Efilolenor la Prerentlre Dcnllitrj" hu
beea prepared by Dr. MoMlllea aud II should
be lb etery home. It will save ererr family
many timet IU ootk Bent prepaid every
where tor 00c, Write
H. w. McMillan, p.p. a, roseville. ax.
W. tl, U., DENVER, NO. 39-1918.