Christian herald . reat actes. Quatre-vingt-et SparrowsBaked dans un diagramme circulaire JACOB RIIS décrit dans l'un des hisdelightful oldhousekeeper essais comment le bon dans sa maison toclimb danois utilisé à l'avant-toit de voler le sparrowsnests pour un délicieux gâteau. Maintenant M..lames Hunt, de Philadelphie, contre les Anglais iscrusading,sparrow préconise la tarte comme le véritable destin de Sparrow. Il a fourni la spar-lignes d'un tel diagramme circulaire ouvert en lave-tonne récemment lors d'un déjeuner servi par Philadelphia Public Ledger. Les clients ont déclaré que la pie wasgood, et la Saveur du poulet à un wassuperior sparrow

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Christian herald . reat deeds. Four-and-Twenty SparrowsBaked in a Pie JACOB RIIS describes in one of hisdelightful essays how the good oldhousekeeper in his Danish home used toclimb to the eaves to rob the sparrowsnests for a delectable pie. Now Mr..lames Hunt of Philadelphia, who iscrusading against the English sparrow, advocates the pie as the true destiny ofthe sparrow. He furnished the spar-rows for such a pie opened in Washing-ton recently at a luncheon served bythe Philadelphia Public Ledger. The guests declared that the pie wasgood, and the flavor of the sparrow wassuperior to chicken and equal to par-tridge. Washington boys found thisout long ago in their secret sparrowroasts, where dozens of these tidbitswere spitted on wires before the blazeand devoured by these food pirates. (leaning a sparrow is a simple matterof cutting the breast away from allother parts and skinning. Specialtraps are used for catching sparrows.These are set near favorite rookeriesand dozens of sparrows are caught at atime.. One of AmericasWonders Bubbles of Wheat and Rice At the Panama-Pacific Exposition we exhibited PuffedWheat and Puffed Rice. There came Japanese, and saw their rice grains puffed tobubbles, eight times normal size. There came men from Russia and from India—homes ofwheat. And they saw gigantic wheat grains, steam-exploded, thin and airy, yet still shaped as they grew. And those men by the thousands went back to their homesto tell of these American wonders. To you they seem commonplace, perhaps. But inside each grain our process creates a hundred millionsteam explosions. Every food cell is blasted for easy digestion.The grains are shot from guns. Prof. A. P. Anderson spent years on the process—to makewhole grains wholly digestible. The result is the greatest foodsever made from these grains. Also the most delightful. Puffed Puffed Wheat Rice and Corn Puffs Each 15c Except in Far West Dont Treat Like Confections These are ideal foods, in which every granule is fitted

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