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The Washington herald., 1909-04-11

Batte-es-F. H. T. Bentley. Moseley. Osen. and
BezuclauDs Ros1oke, Cooper. wins and NcPher-
sll- Su-ck ouI-By R0ancke =, by Y. n T. 3
B0ses CT blIs-Of Roancze z; o. y. n T. s
CzIire-CaB- Dosls. q y. -. J. Sco1u-Csdst
AIexznGec.
Virginia Military Institute left tonight
for Roanoke 70 play Y. p J. Monday
afternoon
The Washington herald., 1909-04-11

PhiTieN Capture Five ont of Sax in
City Series.

Philadelphia. April 10-The Nationals
again defeated the Americans IN the city
series between these two teams. six
games in all were played. the Nationals
winning fve Score:
The Washington herald., 1909-04-11

Referee-1Ig SAVOY. Timekeeper-Mr. joiner.
The usual annual automobile exhibition
IN Vienna viii not be held This year
The Washington herald., 1909-04-11

Evansville. Ind. April Ia-Dunn and
Knster's all-round work and Lenox's
home run were responsible for Brook
sns' runs to-day. Score.
Brooklyn-. Q s9oo0o o-s
EsaassiIle- 2el oIeea -
IN the correction Of al automobile
faults the greatest and most common
error IS in not properly locating the
trouble before trying 20 correct f.
The Washington herald., 1909-04-11
white sox Bunch Hits.

Cincinnati. Ohio. April l0-The Chicago
White sox punched all their hits in the
ninth inning and beat the Reds by the
score OF 70 g. Score:
RHE
Chicago. oooOO00o Q
Cincinnati. -.--..... . 0 % e-s .
Batterics-FSens and sruivan; Froums and
Resrcs. Umpire-Mr. Truly
The Washington herald., 1909-04-11
Y. M. MEETS DEFEAT.
Roanoke College Bats Out victory IN
Final Inning.
.pecsal 70 ras washiag-oa Hs-ald

speclll D Ne Nashlngtgn He-ald-
Lexington. Va. AprlI 10.-Virginia 8lil-
itary Institute was defeated this after
noon By Roanoke College by the score
OF Il 20 2. The fourth and hfth innings
were regular merry-gc-rounds.
Branaman and Welsh made home runs
for Roanoks and Owen circled tie bases
on a homer Tor Y n L Bryaat's sop
o. a bot liner and Chapmsn's catch az
Third were feature FOR V ~ L 1loseley
was discovered" BY Y NJ l. to-day 70
be an excellent pitcher. Score by innings
The Washington herald., 1909-04-11

It is estip-ated that 1909 men are en-
ployed in the manufacture OF automobiles
in New Jersey, and that more 1han 1900
are employed in garages. There are
about 5000 eiauffeurs In the State
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-05-21
am siI6crfraaas.

SIN ireutoliden @eim bon @errn
uno 6rau Senrp Snden (geb. 0tat.
tie 9ruens), 5u Stolpe, iDltroe am
Somsta9, 10. 0tai, EN- berrli6eS
set %begangen. Us mnren an benz
Gage 20 Sabre p~erfIoilen, ieit oas
Gbepaar iid) Die Sallo gcrcid)t Slnt
Gu1oe fiir'S 2eben. limo oas bier.
tel Sabrbunoert lit fiir Die Gbeleute
cine 3eitipamne Don maltferlei @tild
gerpeleil, 10 oab Die Gage oeS Seios
uto Der Sraiter lider III 8ergeiIett.
belt gcrietben. Die 4ngeborigen II.
Sreunoe mo 9tad)barn lieBen Is lIdl
oaber aud nidlt ettgeben 6elt Tag
nit Dem Silbclpaar g~ebiibreuo 81.
feiern. 3ablreid batteu iid Die
@ratulorteu eingeitellt INN nit Den
@liids ii6 ionuenoen GDepaare cine
id)0le 3cit 81 pcrleben. Inter Den
anneienoen 8Glten mar oltf Der chr.
miir6ige Galtor &aub bon Sort
Smith, Grfansas, sur 3eit bel ieis
men Sobne oen &auimann Scrrn
Carl &allB 5i 9eiud), mo oieicr
IieB iib bepegen oeit Seicrn0eli cine
anreoe gu balten pelbe alte Ser5cn
oufs tieffte bemc9te.,
Sretl0e uno Srobiinn ipiir5ten Die
I6otle S%tunoen. IS miro einen je-
ben 3beilnebmer cine i60ne 2ebenS.
.crinnerlm9 bletben. Gon Sermaliu
maren aniueieno Serr mo 5ralt Sri
9rltets mo Sotter &uttic, Srolt
Siliits Onfen mo 9odter Selma,
iomie Die 6rls. Soiepbine, Souiia II.
gl6elia Streder, Nidten oes Silber.
brdutigoms.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-05-21
glcibt Iciucn Sreunbc treu,

r8enn ib tpieoer einc Suiten'gr5'
mel n0tbig babe, weib i'd mas i'd au
farfen babe, erfI6rte Sral y. 8. al'
len BON 9eaIs, Mee., nDeil, nad ge'
braltd bon 10 Sabren BON 9r. &ings
Seem 9iscoperp i1 Die allsge6ei6ue-
ten @rfolge in meiner 6amilie litto
bel @nberen tpabrnam utto 5ur ueb.
er5eugen fam OoB oieIelbe Die bette
@ebi5in lit fir SuIten. erfoltungr
en- rrto Slneeniibel." Seoer Der Die
ielbe probirt iagt baiIelbe. Si1loer'
Jung itelt ii9 iofort Elm, nnO Die
idr1eae &llr iiberraidte ale. Sitr
8ron6itis, gtitbma, &lutunge1l,
gronp, Ga Grippe, peben gals
Sdmer5 IN ser 8ruit ODER 2unge 1T
fie oos 8eIte, 80 Gents uno $1.OO
BrobefIaide frei.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-05-21
Sris 8eiOemann tot.

Sim letten Sonntag Morgen ltarb
aui ieirer Sorm bel 9ap Der II
Sabre alte in peiten &reiien befarn.
te 6armGr 6riB 8eioemann. inh
3.tu09entlidem &ranfellager. Ser
8eritorbene fam nit ieinen @ltern
Dor 60 ,Sabren bon 9eutiblanO liad)
oieiem County mo bier bat er 9e-
Iebt uu1o 9erpirtt iein Sebellang sc,
od)tet uho 6eliebt bon Sebermmtn,
Seine @ottin, cine geb. antalia &tns
lleninnit ltarb Dor Is Sabren. Seilr
9rll0er @illiam 8riOemam Itarb
Dor ettua 5lpei Sabren. @r bi1tter.
l1bt allBer einen groBen 8r%eunoeS-
uno 9efonntcnfreiies ietne SDbne
9ietri6 unh Senrp 8eioemonn, io-
pie ieine S0dter Die 6rallen Nfnrn
@fitbnl5, 2ouiia @eitbnl5, Hebecco
g8itte, Sophia 8empcl mo 6roll
gubcrt &boit. 0as @cgrdbuiB lam
am 8ienitag ailf Ocn 6riehbof Der
ct. @SnlllS @emcihoe itatt, ullo lei
tcte @altor <ebler ben 2eidengot-
tesOienit,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-05-21
SlanS.

8egen idledter @eimnbbeit
miro Der S6miegeriobn oes Suoge
8reweII, @err 6reo 8. 8nrgcll, eiue
Aeiie no6 &onolitlll alltreten., IN BE
9Ieitlng ieiner Satin. Sic moB1ttcl
III Sprpnc, 9telp Nferito.
@cnrp 8itterbuac6 mar gc5luut
gen 4 iciner Sdlpciue toOjuidirBrr
9ur0 0os ieltiante ~ge6aDren Der
.Ebiere puroc @err HitterbuidD peran
ldBt SIT glauben OoB oielelben Don
eiItcm tcllcn SunOe oehiiien wllr.
ben.
SenrD Jti0oer mar in ct.
2oui8 nm Dem Ye9rdbniB iciner per.
itorbelen Sdweiter 6ruu Anna @il.
ferbalurler bei5uppbnen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-05-21
Gcrloreue N%erpcnfrnft.

8tr Ieben IN eirem nerpolen Belt
alter. Die Belitigen Inforberulgell
an Die Mfeni6Deit beoingen Die gro
bte 2eiihlngSi1Digfeit Oes 9ierDenigr
items obne llnterbrc9ung. 3ariiber
perfallen 10 piele Miepid)en in etu
I6peres SiedtDum. 8em iie ben.
fen ni1t onralb Dap 0ieier oDne 9ialt
in Aniprll9 9euonllllene SOrper Die
barte Strobe nidt aus etgener &raft
peil Die Menl9en BON beute aber
pilien, OnB Tie IN einem ioldell 3eits
lebcr, Dorei1 lie 0anll aber altt,, Dettt
i9liebli9 Die gierpeit rebellii6 unO
fraftlos geDor0en IinO, INNER llur
alt Die anpreiirng BON logennnllten
NerpenmitteIli, melde t1idtS belfenJ
ionoern MIR ben Seniel nit 8eel5es
.bu6 %austreiben. 9as @eDeimniB Ell.
.iter pioerltnnDsfabigen @elulobeit
uno Oanit aiih elmer gIeifen 9ter-
.nenfraft liegt iidmli9 bariu, oab Die
ie &raft MIR elm Spnlptom Der Be-
innDbeit uno ibr Gerlnit MIR Elm
6pmptom Der &rmlfbeit oes gan5en
&Srpers lit. Den gau5en aorper qe'
FUND 81 erbnIten llit0 81 modler, bn.
fir giebt es nber MIR eir 0fitteL
uno 6as beiBt: reines 8lut. User
iein 8Iut regeImaBig reirIigt uno on'
nit Dor 8ergiftuns biitet. inoefn er
CT. Bernard &rditerpilen I'm apo.
tbefen gu bnben) miuenbet. Dirb aud
ieinen 8orper geiunb erbaIten nro
SugIeih oaonr6 trost naer anfor6er,
llitgen Der 3eit feline Gerbenfrnft
tDnbren.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-05-21
man @nth haben ipa.

9abe ben Mutb, ueberfliiifigern 81
entiager, penn es Did nod 10 iebr
onnnd geIiiitet.
Sabe Den Walltb 81 einem arinell
Sreunoe in leinenem aitteI 81 iprefe
en-, ielblt oann. rperln 9u in @eieq.
ibaft zines pornebmen lino reidge'
fleiOeten 6reunoes biit.
Sa6e ben Wflitb, Define eigeneaiei.
niing 81 diiBern, menn es notbtbiit,
ltrto ben Dumb 5u baIter, Dertt eS
Die &lugbeit erforoert.
Sabe ben Mutb, ein5ugeiteben,
bab Du arm biit, uno TO Der armrtb
ben Sta9el 81 nebmen.
Sabe ben Nltb, Seman0 ms @e.
ii9t 5u iogen, narl1n gu ibm tel.
men @lauben i9entit.
Sabe Den Mutb, Den umgang nit
bent liebenswiiroi9iten 9einer 6reum,
De au meioen, iofern er feline gu.
ten @run6idse bot,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-05-21
SwcnSuiac.

Sri. 6lora Mtaltpin uno Serr
6ronf grpmlL bei0e BON bier, pltr.
Den an IL Mai in ct. Souis getralIt
Sic wcr0cn bier moDnen.
Suit. $. Opis, Der gutterfa.
brifant, bat 6as oIte SbiIbouseigct.
tbum gcfauft mo miro es fir lei.
lie 6abrif einriGtcn.
Senrp Abrclls Der @rluloeigen.
tbuusagent bon gtion &onias, Der
im County &erwanote beiltfte, reiite
9ienItog mie0cr Seint.
Die 8riioer @aloeder baben
ibren Store an Senrp v. aramme
perfauit ltro meroen mieber oui Die
Sarm 8iebenL So. 8olorder 81 8eIls
inatou iinb &enrD 8aloefer 81 8ap.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-05-21
@ittcuberg.
Scr @eiunSbcitsaitit

Der acknowledgement bier.
orts lit ni1t Der Bette; bcinabe in
ieoem @altie b%cfinocn lid Grippe
fronfe.
Heiiepreoiger Yaitpr S, Slid
miro om 3. Ytingittage III bieiiaer
Guangcliid)er STRIDE preOigen umb
iiber Die REORGANIZATION Der Spnobe
re0en.
@uitap Siel lit nod allf Der
&ranfenIiite, feline S6Weiter Caro-,
line bon Ct. 2ouis lit bel ibn ju DC
JUDI.
Soris 2allgcnberg IdBt poll
Seinri6 &inoborit iein 8obnballs
anitreidclL
Sacnb 9tolltcr bot ieiltc S0ge-
miibIe olf 6rtB SorItnmn's 8arnl
uligeltellt nnb in gGloe init 9au.
hol5l1gcn %nnfalgen,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-05-21
Srafe.

SRI. Soa Brandt lit BON ct.
2ouis bier BEL ibren angeborigen
au 9eiu9.
Or. 8ifion bon Serniann tpar
Sonntag in ieinem automobil bier
5u 8eiuh.
@ia @ro16t uitb 8attin bon
CRAWFORD @ounts itno bier bel ISM.
Rorre su 9eiuh.
Serr uno Srmi $erntaftn
Scblottad find nod ct. 2oliis ge.
reilt UNI Dem 8egrdbnib zines Ser,
panoten bei5uipobneu.
Sacob @auter idet BEL Sris
Soritmann 9nlboI5.
Squire 8inbborit berihDnert
%. 8. 2angenberg's 8obubmls nit
5arbetanitri1.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-05-21
SifOercrpabltc 2ircftOrcnratbc

.&m lesten 0ienitog bielten Die
gtftieninbuber Der 9ermonn Sop-
ings 8onf uno ebenialls Die aftien-
iubaber Der Yoeples 8onf hire Sab.
re~speriammlrme oh bebufs @rDab.
lung zines 0ireftorenratbs fir oos
4auien0e @ei61ftsiabr. In beioen
SteIIen tpurOen ole bisberigen 9iref
loren mieoererm1blt pie folgt:
Sermann Sapings 8anf.
arguit Meper, Geo. 4raettlp,
Sobn $. Selmers, 8. 6. &obpn uro
6. s. &ippStGtn.
&eoples 8anf.
81. q. 9reuer, Senrp Grass Sp.
S6sner, 3obt. 8alfer, Senrp 8efot,
te, .. ", Silber unO q. .. 8alfer.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-05-21

&aniaS Gitp. Sn oerieIben
Stunoe, alS feline Sodaeit nit SRI.
@liaabetb gonitabIe itattfinoen ion.
te, mafte Der % Sabre aIte Sarmer
8eniantin @rtpin BEL 2ee's. @ummit
tpobnboft mittelit aarboIiGnre iei.
mem 2eben Elm gn0e. Sie 9rult
batte bereits ibren Sodaeitsftaat an.
gelegt unb ertuartete bic anfunft 6e$
groutigamS, als Die Eratterf1in6e
einlief. Riemano peri1ag fi6 ben
8epeggruno gu Der idredliden &bat
gu erfI1rpr.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-05-21
@cpae alter ereigHiiic.
9ieie @odc Dor 80 Sobrerl.

6rieori6 &niler, leit 1888 in Ser.
mann anidiiig, ltarb'im sater bon a
Sabrcn.
Sine 8iirgeroeriammlune ernenrt
elm Gomite nm in 8emeiili6oft nit Ell
men goulite BON Der 6%eilerrpebr er-
naunt, @elo 81 ianuneln sum 8oll
pon s groBen Giitcrnelt ltnl geget
SeuerSoefobr getuappnet 81 iein.
Sobn aaiIer bon @aSconaOe Sots
tom Der ii1 bel SriB 3imr1erli art-
Dielt, miro eeieelif periolgt neil er
lid oil 3intmerli'S 5 idbrigen S06.
ter1eh Oergriifeu.
Sieie ISOLDE Dor % Sabren.
8nt. @ebuer BON &biro Greet
geDt na9 gtebrasfu I'M 2alo 5u
fail1en.
Den @belel,ten 5riB Soeler III
&ermann murOe Elm Sobn geboren.
&bil genIing BON S9ieiers Brand
begebt in 6ris Sranf'S Soitur
SeIbituloro itOem er iid i'm ieittett
8aiier ertrdnft.
SranS &Iaus bon Coles Greet
p%erliert Our6 Seuer nebrere Saul.
emo 5enaregel.
9ieie 8o9e Dor 20 Sabren.
gu SnisS pur6e SRI. Saillina
Mtodel nit GonraO 9ranb getraitt,
Sn @ap treten Sri. Sophia Stoen
ner unO Senrp zimmerman IN ben
@DcItolO.
&uoolpb Stuoor BON 8oulware
tomnibip begiebt iid na6 Detroit Inn
borten in elm SnpaIioenbeim ein3r.
treten.
Gen gbeIellten 6ronf gupp 81
Sermann miro ein Sodter6en &C.
boren.
@eo. Woti6en6ader ull0 SRI. Ill'
quito 8iIIntalm BON 9rafe l6lteBen
ben 8uno Der @be.
0ie @iirger Morriion's balteil
cine &erlammlurg I'M &erfebrunger
unO S9ue 9egelt S%euersgefabr 81
treifen.
9ieie @o9e Dor 10 Sabren.
8iele @iirger geben mad Setter
ion Gitp UNI als 3eugen in Der Slet.
i9er - @rn9oa 9toaOflage perilonl.
men 81 neroen. Die &lage pal
bon bier nad) Sole GountD perlegt
neil bier SSeoermalm cine porgetaB.
tie 0tetmlng in Der Sahe botte.
0as thermometer 5eigte al Ell
mem Gage 50 @rao unO ben tol9en
Oeu Gag 43 @raO.
Die 6reun0e oeS peritprbrlle Sol
cpb &eilin9 erridten ibm clren Ora
item.
Senrp 9ranOhort mo auOren
&oeb BON @pollom iangen III Iel
8ir0 einen Store al.
Senrp 90. Gwalb 8iebt nit ipincl
Samilie nad) Wtofone.
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$abe ben Mutb, Define aIten alei.
Der au traeerl, bis Oh rie1ie be3ab.
len fannft.
Sabe ben Mlltb, Dir Die SoIgen
9einer SanoIungen flar 5u MAIDEN;
oie SoIgen Der fleinen SebIer. Der
SebIer bes tdsliden Sebens, ftnb
senau 10 i'm @rirnbe bas Slid Sci.
mes 2ebens tpie aIIer 2eben, aiif mel.
DIE gu einfluB bait, uno Die bon
Deinem Bertrand unb Detner Be-
ioirnenbeit abbangen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-05-21

81 8rGiioent Gb. Ipoicpelt bal
allen 8eri6ten 5uiolge III Gfrifa
oroBc8 @aiomaulSgIitd. Am Snml-
taa ltiirste li1 elm piitbenbes &bino-
ccroS nuF i'm los. icbod) Elm woblac-
sieIter SduB in oos @ebirn bradtc
eS mGnige Sub BON linn entfernt St
Sail. Die S%ogobeute mciit 2eoparNcn
gufialpS, @irofien, Siger Ii. /. m.
al1f lu1o Sr. &ooicpelt finOet wegel
ieines Wi1tbes, ieiner Saltiliittgteit
nno 8refiiiherbeit %oG9emeine &e.
numbering.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-05-21
StpnpgiM.

Weit Dem &ornpflan8en iinO
Die Sarmer iertig, nit aitSnabme
bier uno ba auf &leeboben.
9ie @belel1te @m. Mal1pin TO-
Die Or. @ngel6redt unO Satin mo-.
rem Sonntag Seiuher Der 6umilie
Is. s. &arSteot.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-05-21
Ban.

S. S. StoeIfer lit elmer Der
nellai1eeiteIIten 2ebrer Der 5iciigen
S6rIen.
Sobn 8olI, Elm ftrebiamer ilinger
@ann in bieier @eeen6 b~ortbeiIbaft
befannt, bot lid na9 8arrenton be.
geben UNI ba bas College Sl befiden
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-05-21
4erMaunet lalksblatt
Or, p,ta, Co Seransaeher.

srrrHprntsrtasl Hnh y;n,>CJungen opl unSs-
n,tlprm IN ,creiiei tnt .Ibtt'a, AantH ms ie'
Sot Ii attsefls % tttrp 3 srrtt9en. 5ar be
Nnfcltgu nHieEsr @prreiocubtRttn hHo tute
tto, prucutlpottlld. Der pstre NaAe Der
Edbr,tb.pS muS ans tn aaeV Tdntr rtttgt-
tnetIt Ipscben.
re- Nu,etaeu pOn " hr els 9 3cL Srobf m1ftR
Tpdtetsns HpIa, rstuJ pear1eu stHgtrsSnt mere
n,n. Qan @oraersiaQ Ruto9 usreen teths
ltVBstqSN angtnOmnen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-05-21
0fisieuer lDesUsiier.
8eaHnte,
6eriebts ,Eermins.

EoRutn D., Gourt. &egsi'ndbiSs Irrrrlre begun.
utu at 4. Woutae Der Wtnnett jtsbtla=, nlat
Anqujt nn0 StUptNbFr 5leueranSgtrIf Se'
horbe ON !. Wtpntag i'm apru
RIreutts& on TT. ReaslmaBtos 1,ralns be-
aluneH Gm 2. Montss Ger WSonatt aaHuar. VI q
uue Eeptembsr.
eypQtes& nrt 3te9elatdttet AftHltHt lE
Nuusn am 4. Wtontag net WlDHui' a,ebrii0t
Moi, AuQufi uno Hooenlber
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-04-04
Secret of Success.

A great fallacy exists among some people in this world that there is a royal road to success If there were such a thing however, surely more people would achieve success. If 1t were only necessary to follow certain rules and maxims to be successful-well, de- cidedly, there would be a vastly less number of failures in the world. If you ask 20 people whom we call successful the reason they have ''got on' in life, each one will give you different reply.
 Mrs. Olphant, the novelist, held that the true secret of success was to be able to deny ones self. similar opinion is held by the present-day magnate, Sir Thomas Lipton.
 Though 1t is impossible to point out any general road to success, there are certain points which ell may bear in mind, sug- gested philosopher.
 Never be idle.
 Always speak the truth
 Never speak evil of anyone.
 Live up to your engagements.
 Keep good company or none.
 Be just before you are generous
 Earn money before you spend it.
 Never play at any game of chance
 Good character is above all things else
 Keep your own secrets, if you have any Never borrow if you can possibly avoid it.
 Make no haste to be rich if you would prosper.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-04-04
The Snubby Girl.


 The "Snubby' girl is very improving. She is always asking the men she knows if they have read modern classics, and if they make a jest about liking her better than all the books that Dickens ever penned she freezes them up with a glance, which a contemporary writer decries.
 The scribe says further: She is very dull as a rule. She cannot see a joke She Is self-conscious and miserable. If other girls are in the room she thinks they are laughing at the cut of her gown If man stares at her because she is good to look at she withers him be- cause she imagines that he is making fun of her.
 It is all because she is shy, and it is such pity. Shy girls all the world over break yourselves of shyness as if you were trying to get rid of a poisonous fever. Think nothing about yourselves. Think a lot about others. You will soon find Cupid is a real pail of yours, and, believe me. he Is pal worth having.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-04-04
The Fashionable Form.

Nowadays the figure aimed at differs although the waist has become, as here tofore, secondary consideration-very much from the straight-fronted effect which in the days of bicycling was a nov city, and resolved itself more or less into an increase of girth round the waist and a general clumsiness. Today there is no accentuated waist line, but the ideal of couturiere and corsetiere Is to produce what would be the appearance of a per- feet classical igure-elegant, lssom, and 1ound-if untrammeled by stays. That this effect is actually produced by the cleverest of padding and the most c1n- ming of Empire corsets is, of course, a foregone conclusion, and the day of slight women might well be said to be in the meridian. The hips must be very slender, and there is no longer a craze for an im- mense breadth from shoulder to shoulder, the tight transparent sleeves having en- t'rely killed that particular phase of fash ion.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-04-04
GOODBYE TO SUPERFLUOUS HAIR
A Lady Will Send Free to any Suf- ferer the Secret which Ca Cured Her.

Since child I was distressed and hu- initiated by an unwelcome growth of hair on my face and arms. I tried all the de- pilatories, powders, liquids,- creams and other rub-on preparations l ever heard of, only to make 1t worse. For weeks I suffered the electric needle without being rid of my blemish. I spent a great deal of money on various things in vain. until a friend recommended a simple prepara- tion which succeeded where all else failed.
 This simple remedy enabled me perma- nently to find entire relief from all trace of unwelcome hair, and forever end my embarrassment It Is simple, safe, sure, and can be used privately at home, with out fear of pain or blemish. It makes the electric needle entirely unnecessary.
 l will tell in detail full particulars to enable any other sufferer to achieve the same happy results as I did privately at home. All I ask is two-cent stamp for reply. Address Caroline Osgood, 1854 c Vaughan Bldg, Providence, R. L
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-04-04
A Palm Sunday Thought.

All mankind is better for turning thoughts inward and upward occasional ly. Life today is practical, rushing, full to the brim with doing and planning; small time is left for spiritual introspec- ton.
 There is no more seemly time for that self-introspection than Holy Week, when half the world is on it's knees. It Is well to pause from the present whirl and ask is it worth while? What does life offer that Is uplifting, ennoblng, mak- ing for stronger men and women?
 If, from introspection, we find that our daily living is wanting in truth, unsel- fishness, purity and love of our fellow man, then should we be honest with our selves, find the cause of our falling short and make fresh start from this Holy Week season.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-04-04
The Coming of the King.
q. D. S. D.)

0. D. s. D) By Margaret E. O'Brien Davis. My King shall come," as a child I said, "On steed of dappled gray; And his plume shall cen to his saddle
 sweep, And his doublet shall color of Tyrian
 keep
 And he never shall ride away" But childhood and girlhood met and were
 wed And: 'I'r have no laggard for KingP' I
 said,
 For he came not night or day. My King shall come,' as a maid said, "In a lordly manful guise; So straight and tall shall his manhood
 seem That all shall read lfe's earnest dream In the wondrous light of his eyes, But girlhood and womanhood closer drew And looked in each others eyes and knew The sweet dream hardest dies. My King shall come!--but a woman
 grave Has little to do with dreams. And King that was laggard ito child or
 maid, Will sure not hasten when Times dusk
 shade
 Has fallen o'er youths fair gleams. But one sweet day near the summer s
 end, I looked in the eyes of an old-time friend And found the King of my dreams.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-04-04
Tid-bits for Epicures.

Try adding chopped figs to a nut and apple salad. The flavor is immensely im- proved. Not much of the fig is used, just enough to give a suspicion of spicy sweet ness.
 It was chance that hit on a way to im- prove the somewhat tasteless celery salad with mayonnaise. One night at dinner a woman cut up small blocks of her cran- berry jelly among the celery and was delighted with the results, both in looks and taste.
 stewed tomatoes that are later Drowned in a baking dish gives them an added zest.
 Charlotte russe is both more appetizng and less sickening if it is favored with sherry. This should be stirred in care- fully or the cream will curdle.
 -
 Bread pudding takes on new dignity when it Is favored with chocolate. Make a Chocolate custard and put it in a baking dish with alternate layers of bread. This can be eaten either with or without cream.
 Mince meat is much better for stand ing several weeks before using. It should not be kept over summer, however, as it soon spells.
 Waffles are muck lighter if made with sour cream and the batter kept rather thin. To eat with them, try chicken gravy or cinnamon and sugar mixed, or Jumps of maple sugar melted down and served hot
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-04-04
For the Business Woman.

Never get careless about your work and think you are indispensable.
 No one Is indispensable, so you can't af- ford to do anything but your best.
 No difference how small the undertak- ing, do 1t well as you can.
 If you are not reliable in small things you can't be trusted with big undertak- ings.
 Be cheerful over your work. If you have to earn your living you might just as well be happy as grumpy over 1t.
 Put your whole heart and soul into do- ing your work well and treat all with whom you come in contast courteously.
 Attend to business during business hours.
 And be punctual, an of which is good advice.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-04-04

by ices and cups on festive occasions. Not so the German kaffeeklatsch. That is a ponderous affair which you take sitting at tables. Coffee and savories mark the beginning of the meal, followed by numerous cakes which the Germans know so well how to make. This is followed by some creamy preparation or a beautiful device made in ice; this again is succeeded by the choicest fruits. The kaffeekanne Is meanwhile still busi- ly plying its trade. There Is a we'll known German song which ends with the refrain, freely translated:
 ] Thank you, thank you. hostess mine, I never drink more cups than nine