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The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1910-03-31

our children in the paths of prosperity and
peace while America shall hold her place in
the family of nations.-Edward Everett
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1910-03-31
Important TO Motners

There are plenty Of people that have
good Judgment. but few that have reso.
luton enough always to follow it..
Carleton.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1910-03-31

She PTactced fbs Strictest scoDorDy and Was
WoTTaD OF Strong Character apd IDdsDe DdSpt Spirit
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1910-03-31

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The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-12-18
TO SELL PETROL AT
 so MUCH A POUND

London, December 17.-(speciaL)-Pe- trol. instead of being sold by the gallon, will probably soon be on the market at so much a pound. For a Roumanian engineer, now working in London, claims tc have manufactured solid petrol. His experiments with this spirit have pro- duced some samples of yellowish color resembling Turkish delight in appear ance, with the ordor of petrol. For some days this young Roumanian, Herr Con- staninescu, has been trying on his exper- iments with the coppers and boilers and special apparatus.
 It is claimed that there is neither smoke nor danger of fire with the use os this invention Also 1t is expected to be very economical. The solid petrol Is kept in wooden boxes, and the gas is ob- tained by heat and by suction. The pro- dueer has also applied the process to paraffin, and he claims that automobiles could be run on solid paraffin at a much reduced cost
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-12-18

of pea meal (to be made into soup), a small tin of coffee a queer little wooly bag of salt (big enough to hold an ap- rle1 and a cheesecloth bag Of sWlepacn (hard bread), made into nine-ounce ioal, The total is pound and naii, or 'hie1 times as much as provided in Generai Sharpes new ration. .,, The French soldiers reserve ration weighs a little over a pound and haii' and consists of ten and one-half ounces of canned meat, an equal weight or | war bread" about three ounces ol sugar, an ounce and a quarter or coHee tablets, an ounce and thre>-quarters oi canned porridge and two and one-nl.n ounces of brandy Part of this wouio be carried in the knapss.tk and part III wagons following the troops.
 A sample Japanese emergency ratioh which General Sharpe has In his onice together with speciments of the others described, includes two packages-one | can containing 1874 ounces or meat, Pie, | served with the juice in which IL nae | been cooked, and the other, square | bundle neatly wrapped In yellow OH us sue. which contains three little pure white cheesecloth bags, containing one | seventh of a quart of rice, which has l baen dried steamed and crushed. Anc under the same cover Is ie'ie cuoo VI | salt
 Emergency rations for horses have peer adopted by the Germans and are pe,ns experimented with by the British Ina | provided for the Kaiser's war h0<ses con | sists of about 13 pounds of oats and three
 and one-third pounds each of hay ano
 straw. That which the English are test
 ing is a compact mixture of carrot 1resr
 raw meat, entrants, sugar and cocoa | leaf.
 AS soon as he completes some elapor-
 ate experiments purposed to thorousny
 test it's keeping qualities General snarp' will finally recommend ms new e'e, ea, gencv ration to the secretary of war for | adoption by the army.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-12-18
DUTCH ACTIVITIES
 WORRY BELGIUM

Brussels, December 17.-(Special)-Bel- gian political and military circles are every day showing more and more con cern about the Dutch preparations TOT
 fortifying Flushing, and thus obstruct- ing the route by which British heet
 would at auy future date be expected
 to rescue Antwerp from German ag-
 gression.
 One of the results of the anxiety caused
 by this move has been to suggest the idea of transferring Belgium's bases Of
 naval defence from Antwerp to Zee
 hruege, the new harbor connecting
 Bruges with the North sea. It is urged
 in favor of such important strategical
 change that Zeebrugge is only three hours journey from Dover, whence a British fleet could even more rapidly arrive at the scene of fighting than in the case of Antwerp. Furthermore Zee brugge has no wonderful art treasures which a bombardment could destroy, and 1t is a wholly Belgian port. whereas Ant werp is commercially and socially in the hands of German financiers and trad CTS. who could not be relied upon to assist in the defence of the place against a Teutonc invasion The project of fortifying Zeebrugge will be brought be-
 fore the Belgian parliament at an early date.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-12-18

to Italy and stating she was mar ried refused to return to school. In this canton children are obliged to at tend school until the age of 15. On making inquiries, the Zurich author tiles found that the little Italian girl had been legally married In her own country to a respectable young work ing man of her own class, who in- tends to come to Switzerland when he has saved some money and make his girl-wife a home. Can a married " wom- an' be compelled to attend schoo!f Is the question that the authorities will have to settle.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-12-18

will be gladly welcomed by politicians, police and the general public An Amer tcan has evolved an idea on how best to deal with a suffragetes. His valu- able advice. distinctly novel, has been cabled to every member of the English cabinet. It runs as follows:
 T suggest you arm your police with bags containing mice or very small rats, which your underground tramway tech nical service could supply. Let the mice loose in case of emergency"
 The sender of this ingenious notion prefers not to make his name public He is modest to the extreme. Cabinet minis
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-12-18
Storm Runs Troops

Geneva, December 17.-(Special.)-- Artillery and troops from Fort Sava- tan, near St. Maurice, while maneuver- ing at an altitude of nearly $500 feet were overwhelmed by snowstorm and obliged to abandon four guns. The men hastily descended to the huts at Rion- dai, where they stayed snowbound for two days. On returning to the hills they failed to find the guns under the deep snow and abandoned the search. There the guns will remain until the first melting of the snows in spring.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-12-18
NEW PLAN TO FIGHT
 THE SUFFRAGETTES

London, December 17.-(Special )-In
 these days of militant suffragettes. when the houses of cabinet ministers are un- der a never-ceasing vigil and politicians are carefully guarded in their travels, as the Czar of Russia, when the police need to be armed to the teeth to defend themselves from the fierce onslaught of these Amazons, any suggestion for the suppression of the fighting suffragette
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-12-18

Policemen all over the world use ' z. Policemen stand on their feet pll day and know what sore. tender, bweaty, swollen feet really mean. They pse TIE because T z cures tn cir feet right up. It keeps feet in perfect con- Hilton. Read what this policeman has 10 say: CT was surprised and delighted with TIZ for tender feet. I hardly know how to thank you enough for 1t, tt's superior to powders or piasters. | han keep my feet in perfect condition. Believe in my earnest gratitude for frIZ. am a policeman and keep on my feet all day."-Emxy HarreIl, Aus 1n, Texas.
 2 You never tried anything like TIE before for your feet. It is different from anything ever before sold.
 TIZ is not a powder. Powders and other foot remedies clog up the pores. EIZ draws out all poisonous exuda- ions which bring on soreness of the seet. and is the only remedy that does. EIZ cleans out every pore and glori- les the feet-your feet.
 You'll never limp again or draw up kour face in pain and you'1l forget bbout your corns, bunfons and cal- buses. You'll feel like a new person.
 TIz is for sale at all druggists at 26c per box, or 1t VIII bo sent you direor. If you wish rom Walter Luther Dodge & Co.,, Chicago, III. kecomnanded and sold by
 NOnTON's DRUG STORE
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-12-18

ters say the man from whom this sug gestion comes deserves stained glass window. depicting the the terror-stricken suffragettes fleeing from the mouse, placed in parliament in recognition of his genius.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-12-18
A Hard Proposition

Zurich, December 17.-(Special. 1.-The Zurich municipal authorities will shortly be called upon to decide a curious case. An Italian schoo girl
 aged 13 years, whose parents reside at Zurich returned from a short visit
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-12-18
Kitchener in Egypt.

I Cairo December 17.-(Specail. .)-- Lord Kitchener will be the guest of Gen. Sir John Maxwell while he is In Cairo. Shortly after Christmas he will l proceed to Khartotum, whence he will
 go on some shooting expeditions up the White and Blue Niles.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-12-18
TABLOID FOOD
 FOR SOLDIERS Days Meals in Can the Size of
 Cake of Soap THE EMERGENCY RATION Commissary General Sharp's Invention Compared With the Hurry Call
 Fare of old World
 Armies
THE EMERGENCY RATION

From the New York Times.
 A half pound of grub a day for hard worked soldier sweating in the trenches.
 Dinner. two and two-third ounces after forced march, when he Is footsore and weary!
 Twenty-four hours meals, all packed snugly in a tiny can, about as big as slab of kitchen soap!
 Such is the invention of General Henry G. Sharpe, commissary general of our army-the busy officer who thrice daily feeds the S3,ooo hungry mouths of our soldier boys.
 He is the first inventor you ever heard of who hopes that there will never be any demand for the prize fruit of his genius. And this is because this invention is an emergency ration," whose use would mean, in the first place, war-which Gen eral Sherman rightly declared as ''hell"- and, in the second place. an unfortun- ate emergency of war resulting from cutting off of the supplies of an army in | the field.
 The sky-blue can which holds an emer- gency breakfast, dinner and supper. all within its tin shell, is four and three quarter inches long, less than three l inches broad, and an inch and quarter thick. You can wear one in your hip pocket without arousng the least sus- picion that you are bearing refreshments less proper and polite.
 War breaks out, say. with the Japs, the Germans or the bloomin' British. Each Yankee brave in khaki has one of of id-tO oil a pr1tx 1 1 Led into his haversack. where 1t keeps 1 fresh for months, and where 1t must be regularly accounted for at inspection un- til falls the unhappy day when the enc my cuts off the commissarat and the pabulum fails to show up
 Then each boy in drab, squatting by the good camp fire, grabs the loose end of the blue bandeau enwreathing the head of his can and gives 1t twist. It works after the principle of the tin rib- bon around the fragrant sardine can only it really works.
 What Is in the Slabs
 From the package fall three slabs of something very like the brown cakes of chocolate that small children buy from train butchers and with which they delight to crumb up the plush seats of the passenger coaches.
 The hungry soldier may draw but one slab. From this he removes the tightly pressed wrapper of figured tin foil, and so he sits down to supper. The other two cakes must be put back in the can and saved, one for tomorrow's dinner, if need be- If his palate does not take to his com pact meal in this dry form he can, with knife or bayonet, scrape his slab over his tin cup and boil the scrapings three min utes In the cupful of water, thus brew ing hot beverage which in chill weather would undoubtedly be preferred to the cold. dry fodder.
 The exact constituents are:
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-01-08

i6idst, mas ourhfiibrbar lit, unb ale
Grfhutterungen, Die BON Der Reform
dbfhreden tonnten, permeibet.
Sn Se3ug duf bas GifsnbdbntpeFen
bat er ri4tis erfabt, oob ibm spei
grobe nebelitdnoe anbaften: ndmlid
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Der mitgetbeilten Gmpfeblungen bes
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lur ourauf beruht, oh er i'm Stdnoe III, |
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baffen. gttreIfs Ropispelts uiro |
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r ieBt ihon srtpieisn, bdb er Elm sbenio
berseuQter, ipie bersbter 0ertretsr
tooiepeItider prin3ipisr iit.
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Qofal 8eridt.
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Giiftungsfsit.

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~ ~~s ~s9.
Die otbsr,raHbsnbe Jolge 6ffent.
Iiher nnO pripater Jeitlihteitsn. 0ers
gHilsunsen uno anosrer 8eranitals
tlnsen. bic man unter Der R5eihnlns
.Sotion" 3uiammsnfabt. ift beinabs
auf Der Sfsiislb6be angelonsi. llnb In
ben DerfloFenen sfptisinbalb Monaisn
III gang ertIedlitks .im Dienlts bsr
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aonm elm Gag persing. an bxtn niht
Der ooer isnsr gsrein gum 9on3 fir
ben einn ooer oHbern guten 3ptd
einlub, uno ipieber sinmal, ME in ies
bem Jdbre. bot iih Geiegenbeii, sirlen
Bid binter bic Huliifen Der Mobltbd-
tigfeit gu tbun.
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5u isDen 6etommen tdnn. babe ih
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ausfiibrlid, sefdilbert. 6euie m01te
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-01-08

man perinhen, auftldreKb auf bdi
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Cute aaee.

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fts Drber ouses9etsn. bab bic poIisei
borouf adtsu iol, bob bic Btjiimmnns
gen otr 0rbinanl ausssfiibrt perbtn
fotlsn.
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Rinduts GntlaiIuus.

Cber Joritpart Qinaot 6at, fpis
IS in osr Ddibingtorer geamtsns
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pas bodite 8eoausrn smpfinbsn, odb
IS bQ3u oetommeu III. reip. fommen
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bat, aIs Der SRrforittpart gintot.
Gin Wtdnn bon groBem pripatsn Der.
mpqen, bat er ii6 in ben Tienft Der
Sunoss Re9ierung eeiteqt. UNI ne.
Der 0eIb nod Rubm su fuhsn. ion.
bern aus patriotiider 8sgsiiteruna.
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mes Qebens, Die NdturIhdbe Der Tas
tion, bic gum grobsn gbeiI ibOu gez
itobleu 1uoroen puren, bor pettsrer
Seraubung ii6er gu itslen une o5ne
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has ibn 8ur efpigen 9dntbartsit Der
ameritaniihen Ration bsWhtigt. 2us
lstn Is III eine beiannts Wdbrnsbs
mung, bab Wldnntr BON grobsn uno
guten Gigenfdaften i5tblsr offenbas
rem, bic bieiem goben entIprinqen.
Die JraH3o'en nsnnsn bas: Die fSsbs
Ter ihrer 5uoeHen. Ratoem qintot
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bate, Der ben 0erfuh madis, 5it bic
4lastaer aoblenfsloer dn3ueionen. I'm
'einem o6nebin fir 9srb1faigungen
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dub 5u leiiten. unb leets alle 4mtss
8allinssrs in biefem
5tnns aus. gr bemdnsslte eins 4ns |
abl anoronungsn beg Ssfrstdrs, Der
Elm Borstfebier iii, ,inb ais er nit iei.
Ten NHfiAten nihi purhbrinasn tonns |
c, fi6erte er iif bic aftipe untsritiibs |
ing Yinhots. inoem er ibn barauf bine |
pies. DAB Die Diebsattsntate audi auf |
Irobe Wulouneen in 4insta aerihtet |
sien. Die Mbklisteiien alpiidsnl
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-01-08

Dem prdftbenten nirb bic
GntlaHun9 pinhots sr0Bsren Sdmers
perurfatt baben. ais 2sbtsrsm ielbit.
4uein er bate teiue anbsre Dabl. Gr
fonnte etne iolb ihpere 9eIetoigung,
apte gtnhot iie ibm sugefiigt bate,
1tht rlihia hinnehmen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-01-08
SerliHer grief.

,Sm GienIie Der Mobiibdiistsit. - Gin
Bid hintsr bic RuliFen. - Nus
nidts 1piro pisI. - 8ontoiierobang.
5reiipiLlis uHfsipiIlis. - Ter
93roteft Der aaufisuie. --- Gratis.
pfanntu6sn unb .punIh. - Dsr
ersentriits aapsImeiiter. 2as
baretts i'm Cafe.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-01-08
ilRitp Club.

Inter ben aufpi,isn nss llnitp Club
fprint am Sonnias FnHmiitoa i'm
Ordro Opera 6pule 6err Gineoln
Weeonnsn iiber bos 9bem0 .9nhse
soipen@. 6err MeG GonnsG IN siner Der
aldnssnofeH ReDner bes Ganbes uHo
Der a!ub fonnte nur NIT arpben
Shpitristsiten iih Der Dienjte 6ersn
WseG GonnslI's ptrfinern.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-01-08

Zen 0tfpers gotissbienit fpirs mors
gen Wa4miiiag In Der Uouna Momens
Ghriitidn AHoeidtion Rsp. o. W.
yroit lsilsn. 4Is Soliitin ipirts ;5rI.
1ir3ab GraeBls.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-01-08

Wenn Setretdr 9alinger ginqe.
fpiirben itb nod pteIe 2lnbere auBer
pinbct freuen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-01-08
Samitas, ben s. Sannar 1910.

4uf Saft uno gindot pabt
Der Spruh: y3pei barte Stein mabz
len ieltsn fsin."