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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-11-29

Samilton gnscisen, 2ofal.N otisca
anb ytcMgfeiten Fno absngeben Gfe
Der 4. uno Charles Strakc. llnier
Ngcut fir Samiltou mobut No. 3O1
ROro iruut Ctr. Selepbuu (Sume)
Wu. 37S y. Selepbon unieres Aorrr.
ippmocnicn: 1913 y Sea.
5arrp 8. Woredn, tpeIder am T.
Suni tpsssn einer In5abI Ginbrl9. in
4ntlage3uituno perfect tpuros, bstannts
iib ssitern Dor bsm Ridter murphp
ihuloig unb puros gu Is Sabrsn
3uhtbdus berurtbeilt. Supes Burns.
peldsr isinsn gaafIegenohsn Clarence
Waion ouf sinem e., 8. e 9. 3use
nit einem WeHsr perpunoete, erbis!i
bier Sabre 3udtbaus.
- gbarlss Barter, tpeldsr Dor is
Monatsn cine sstpiFs Grau Worris nit
brei ainoern beiratbets, puros porss'
Itsrn Radmittas ipsgen 9raesns per'
boresner Duffen unb lpeiI er feline 18'
iGbrige Stieftodtsr 2ucp wforris bs.
brohte, perbafiet unb geitern WiDrger
su $500, ben Goften unb 80 Eager
4rbeitshaus psrurtbeilt. Gr ipurb'
geitsrn nad bem gineinnatier Irbsits'
hauie gebraht, no er 615 Gage Der.
b!eibsn mub. Barrier braus namlid
um 5 ubr Dorssitern MOrsen in ieinel
Wobnung, Wo. 1916 Sft QDenue, II
bus S6Iaf5immsr feiner Stieftohte,
elm, Ddbrsnb lie nod i'm 9ett lag. Gai
MGohen ipebrte fid unb er padte lie be
Der 8ureel uno brobte, lie nit elmer
ReppIper gu erfhieben, fpenn iie bot
benz ansriH ettpos perlauten liebe. Si
Ihri. hierauf um 9ilfs unb lief I'M
Shub mad Der Ride, mo ibr Shna
ger unb ibr. Wutter iih aufbieIten. Di
0erbafturs erfolgte, nahbem bu!
MGb9en ben Werbaftsbeiebl srnirt
bate.
- paftor 8. u. 0idmann. fpeIhe1
Dor mebreren Sabren BON Cincinnati
tam. um Die Warritene Der ct. Joban'
mis- Hirhe gu ii6erns6men. belt an
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-11-29

Die Hcnpprt Effiee fir Sas Gin
rinnaticr Solfsblatt" bciinbct Fd) in
90. 331 gurf Strahe, geaeniiber ocm
Gunrtbamic, iuuielbii Heutefeitea, Aa.
Seigen 1t. |. 10. bis 10 llbr 45 Ninntcu
Abeaos entaeacngcapmmen uerben.
Sclepbon Spath 2401. y
- elmer Wcgobe, ein arippel,
Der auf 8etreiben isiner 5amiIi.nanz
seb0rigen pegen 5riebensbruhs ungss
tlagt tpurbs, purbe i'm Stabtgeritt
Inn 500 uno aoIten beItraIt unb ouf
80 Sage nah bem Gefdnenib eeIunbt.
Die 3eugenousfuse Isinss 9robpatsrs
srgab, oab ct nit ieinsr ariide Die ia
miltenonge90rigen aneegriffsn uno
nit einsm 5leii6ermsFer aus benz
6aufe trieb. Wlcgabe rpurbe berei.s
lanai beitraft uno FAB 6 Monats i'm
Ssfdnsnib pegen IngriFfs.
- Sm Sale bon Got6arine Green
ssssn Soiepb phipps entiaieb Ritter
gungblut, bab Der Ma'ter aommiTGt
4nberion Die 9interIaiTenIaaFt orbnen
ion uno ioa sr biz gum II. DECEMBER
1910 einen Beridt .inrsiden.
- 5ugb Werris erbislt i'm Circuit
geritt Elm urtbeiI fir $249.25 nebft
i3inIsn pom l. Mai 1910 an sesen u.
6orner.
WaIter GommifGr gnberIon
Ibxrtrus on 2ouis 5euntens Is ader
2anb an Der 4leraubria pite fur
1895.
- Der Jan BON Wiaiam Wartin
ipesen pferDebkbitahIs purbs Dom
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-11-29

Staotridhter Duten ouf n1preen ptrs
ldoben, Inn ibm 0elesenbeit 5u geben,
3eusen au erIaneen. Nihter 8uten
pirb einen MnpaIt srnsnnen, Der ibn
psrtbsioisen lou. Martin fDll Elm pfero
bonn poIi3eiierseanten Wiliam Gots
tinsbam geitoblsn baben.
Wiuiam Ser3oe bon Camp
Springs, ap., Der in aeiitesumnahtes
ten 3ui itanbe iih aus Dem GlternbauIe
sutfernte, purbe esitsrn BON ieinen
Sriibern aus bem gefdnsntb absebplt.
- gdrnep gurner mo Marsaretbe
Smith, 8eibe BON Nepport, erbtelten
siren gbssrIaubnibidein.
-- 3abIt cure Gtaatss unb Gpuntps
Steueru iest. Die Strafs eebt am /.
December on. Die Sberiffs Office
lit bsute uRb morsen big 8 llbr abenbs
often. Sos. Dieb, Shsriff.
--- Gin geipann Der Nlms e
Doepte Company bon Cincinnati
1tente on Der Spertpn Strube uns
nabm Rsibaus. Der Rutfher tpuroe
BON ieinem Sip eefhleuoert, gliitliher
Weife aber nur Ieiht perleet. Die
Vferoe tpurbeu gum !6ulten esbraht,
ebe lie bic 5. Strabs erreihten.
-- Der 9sitaments 5au bon Ssz
raB Sisbl tit i'm Gountpgsridt IN
Shtpebe.
-DilIiam Wormalo, 80 Sabre alt.
Itarb eeitsrn in einem Gintinnatisr
6otel am SersThIug. gr beIutte iets
nen 9ruber Charles WornaIo an Der
9afapette Ipenue, gslepue, ap.. une
f1ien BET better 0eIunbheit. Gr htnttrs
ldbt 3pei 8riioer, Gbdrles uno 8eot9
Wormdlb.
- aonitabIer 6offman osrbuftsts
ceItern Mm. S'gonnel, etnen autiher
fir Die Srooer Batting & 9rocerp 60.
in st. 3bpmas pe9en 2hierqudIsret.
- Gsitsrn 4beno fano cine iebr gut
bsIudte @srIammlung bes 0eutitz
glmeritdniIhen Staotperbanos III
Serringers SaQe un.sr BEN 9oyIjg
oes grGIibenten Gntpn Sdeben itott.
Setretdr Rieoer prptotoLIirts. Die Sc
itIuFe Der IeBter 9er'ammIung nun
ben bsrIeIen unb dngenomnten. Gin
Sdreibsn oes Sonenosreins tpuroe
psrlsIen, in bem Der 9ersiu eriudt
tpirb, iib on Der gbriitboumbeids'z
runo an Is. December in Der Central
Sale 3u betbeiIiqen. Sc puros bts
| ihlofsn, ben 9amen in ibrem untsrs
rebmsn gu beIfsn unb iid in Gorpors
an Der seitIitteit 3u bstbeiIieen. 5err
| Sobann gteiier, Cslssat bes grion
MGrnerdor, ubsrgab ie;n Grueus
nungs Gsrtifitot. Die aopffteusrH
/ Der berIdisbensn 9srsine fpurosu fol-
| Iettirt. Den 8eihdftsbGufern, Die BEN
CeutIa Qmeritaniidsn Stootps:'
| banb ongeb0rsn, lperosn erobs Wii.'
! 9Iieostortsn sugeionpt, Die in ben ga
ben auTqebdngt ptrpen ioqeu. Goncrf
! Quinn puros als Mttglieo oufses
rpmmen. Rad Der 8sriammIung Iut
5err Robert 8. SosrgeI bic WliteIie
Der 3u einsm gantett in WiIlins 60
tai elm uno psrbradts bic GeIsQibof
! me6rere frobIids Stun6eu.
! = oSn bsm 8erihte ees Orion Wdn
rertor puroe pergeFeu, bob bsr
. 6errn Gmit Nattenbeimsr uno 5rl
/ gliiubetb Shmiot eberToQs Der Dam
oes 9ereins fir ibrs Ibsilnabme OF
Iesten &on3ert ausseIprohen tpurb..
5srr Joi. S6parb pom Der Gen
trail Qperue lit gsftern mad Guropt
absersiit.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-11-29
q u III II It o II.

Sic GOpiugtru Sificc fir bas yGin'
cinnnti @DIfsblatt" bcfiuOet iidl I'm
8ebGubc Ho. 309-511 MaoiiOn
eiocnne. 9lu5eiocn, MittbctlunBcn
anh Scitellnnocu ireeh bipclhcr Irt
perben bis 10 llbr Hbcnbs Saielbit
.ntsegcngcnum.aen Sclcphon SDutb
3254.
- Die &entou Gountn Bar Ihoz
:tation biett 9eitern g}uhmittag sine
geriummluno ub, I'm 0orbereitunesu
gum QeitenbegGngniB res peritorbe.
nen Sobn q. Carlisle unb Satin fir
5eute RdAmttta9 gu treffen. Col,
IDm 5arris lpurbe gum Setretdr er=
aunnt. Gs tpuroe beftloTen, oab Itf
bic Bar QFociation in gorpore an
oem 2eitenbesdngniB betbeiIigen foll
unb ion aud Die Campbell gountp
Bar QFociotion etrgeIaben tpsroen.
Ritter Srucp uno bic QnpGlte Ma.
4on uno glntlep purben gum Som
mittee fir 9orbereitungen ernannt.
6err Mddpp berIas bic Truuerbez
IAtuFe unb htelten Wadon, Npplegote,
gl1ifton II. q. GebdttriBreoen. Die
Seitattung finbet heuts Nofmtttag
7uf oem Qinben GroDe Jriebbof 'tutt.
- 8os 9eitament Der Magoalene
9ernharot purbe i'm gDurtpgeri6t
binterIegt unb anqenommen. Sic Der.
Idngt, baB ihr peri0nli6es unb Grunbz
sigsntbum osrtauft peroen ioQ. Rad
gsaahlunq Der Sduloen ion ie Elm
Sunftel oes getruges an gborIes uno
WtIbelm gernAarot unb adte DUE
unb Qnna Mebb ausbe3ablt Dsrben.
0os leste GInftel sr4oIten i6r. brsi
Gnte! Charles, glmer uno emma
gernbdrbt. gle srnenrt aatie Due
Sur Gretutrir.
- 9anna6 Reipman qudltfi3irts i'm
Gountpgeriat aIs 0ominiltratrir Ger
Wm. ReDman SinterlaHerIhaT:. Ql6=
itGBer iinb 8eoras uno 9arrp DOM
ne uno 8eorge 9rstp.
- Gbeldetne. Wtat. 3. Ruef, 26,
BON GooIHgtor, Rp., uHb Mamis
aorit. %, BON I}elbourre, Sb. -
tsoparo 9opnsp, "a, unb Qela youHg,
25, beibs oon MapspiGe, ap.
- Die acmpasne fir bas neue
S150,0O0 9sbdube Der 3. W&. 6. a.,
bas an Der MabiIon aperue, sfpiIdsn
Der Iite unb 7. Strabe, duf ben
0runbitiid bes alien 5rsir,dursrteH1s
psls errihtet tperoen ioa, puroe ae.
fern abene nit einen gdntett in BEN
SDhn 81. gpppin 8ebaube eroFfnst uno
hofft Di. @eisllI DAFT, bas @elo inner.
ba!b einis.r BoAsn auf5ubrinsen.
- 5eute 8ormittag finbst oas Set
henbesdnsnib Der bsrforb.nen gIara
6ensebolb bon Der Wutt.rsottes Rir'
Ee aus. 4utt.
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0eutfdbcr &anbtucbrb

Gk In Der o.itris.n Sibuns bss
obieen Dereins sur Nbtpidluns Der
Gfhdfte seidritien purbe, tbeilts
prafibsni Gxrr oenrp Gnermann ben
Mrtpeienben NIT, bab aamerao Mns
hreas 6silmann. Der benz Derein Ianse
SABRE onsebort bate, in fsiner Wobe
nuna go. liz Calhoun Strabe seItors
ben fei. Gr fpibmese b,m Oeriforbes
uen einen fparmen Nohruf uno sil
Gbren ieinss Mnbenisns erbobtn fit)
bic Inipeienben bon ibren Giten. Der
Werein ipirb iid In iibIidxr Weife an
Der beute friib ftnttfinbenben Yeerbis
eune betkiIieeu. Der aran.eneguss
Ihub hridtete, bab fih orei Witsliee
Der auf Der 9ifte befinben. bener bi.
porst1hriehne llnierItiisuns ansetpies
| fen ipuroe. 1em asitntionsausfhub
tebufs 4nfperbung reuer Witslieber
purbe ipeitere 3sit esaekn, unb in
bieIer Sinfidt ermobnts Der prdiioent
alle Wlitalisber, fih Der gnselsgenkit
ansunebu,eu, um neuen 3upads 81
erlanden.
| 6err ". bon 2speI. @orfiber bes
Qrraroemsnis Iusihuiies fir ben
Gmpfana eslsaentlih Der Inipeisnki!
/ bes gunbes prG'iotnten Sobn6ecer
beribtete, bdb 2Inss gut psrIaufen iei.
berausibub jsboh nod ,einenShlubs
beribt unterbreiten i5nne. biz ole
Rednungen besablt isisn. 6ier ans
| fhliebenb nahm Der Vrdiibent bic De'
leaenki. tpabr, nitt nur benz Nus
IhuFe uno Der Gsfonesiettion. fon'
bern auh benz Serbersspatsr Germ
MueuIt gorssr, bic ii1 ole um oas
G3eIineen bes Gmpfanses 10 isbr p.r'
bient qemaht baben, ben kr3Iihitsr
Dan, oss gsretns absuitatt.n.
| 9s3iigIid Der am II. DECEMBER b
| :. in beibsn SdI.n Der arbeiisrbalIs
itat.finbtneen gbriitbaumperlooiune
iiiroie.s ber 9oriits, bes @srsniis
eungs aommitiees. Serr aoomSsn'
belbah, on, bnb bas 2estsrs nit BEN
2ommiitee hs 9amsus uno 9ohter'
per,ins cine osm.in1haftlihe SiBunr
obaebalten hdtten, in tpeIter ollt Bor'
hr,i.uncen ouf bos Bette eetrpfier
poroen itisn. Gr Iotpohi. ols audi be,
prGiibent ermabnien oann bic Wit'
eIiso.r, aud ibrsrisits bas Bette ~
| tbun uno iih nit ihrer Jomilien or
benz sysIie su betkiIiaen.
| Sn Der Sttpber Sisuna b.Idlof
Der 8er.in. I.inen Iausjdbriesn Der
bierten prdiibenten 6errn 2ouisgemt
bennst gum lebensIdnelthen Gbrsn'
prdiibenten su ernenusn. Das oissi
besiieIite 9ipIom 'olIte ibm eeIeasnt
| lid Der anpeIenbeit bes gunbesprIii'
benten iiberreitt nerbsn, ober pa GER
gembenn.d ihon felt ldneerer 3eit ers
tranit iTi. berihtete Serr Spermunn
bab tr om lsstsn Somitas in 8eslsi'
tuns Der 5errsn 5edtr unhgors.r Der
patisnisn beIuht uno ibm bel bieiel
@eIeaenbei. bas Tiplpm iibsrrsih
bate. gr iiberbrndte benz 9ersiu Der
Dani bes oiio 9eebr!en. uno ieinl
4 Sanblunesipetie tpuroe eutgebeiBen.
/ Die Ginnabmen Der qeitrisen Der
Iamnlune betrueen $3.50 unb BIZ
4useaben $46.40.
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asn, ion ober nur NIT Der Spibs btr
Rutbe beriibrsn. boIiir miiHe sr obsr
tiittia Ibreisn unb um 0nabe bitten.
GO e.Ihoh Is aud uno oos publiium
fam aui feline aoiten. Der aIte Sobs
hott. bod rstt, p,nu Ct f.insm Sobns
Gi,rcnpmus ihrieb: rDenn lisbsr
Sobn. Die Suiiis ifi beute niht ms9r
70 f1arf uno 10 ipib!"
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-11-29
WeIbfenOuusen
-iiir-
2NeihnadIte.0efd1eMfe

nah GeuiidIano, GeIterreih. .ungarn
unS Der SdipeiS, irei ms Saus Der
Gmpfdnger.
gollmadteu red)tsgnitis aMsgefer.
tint uno ausf,,nft in grbihaftsinden
uneutaeItlit ertbeiIt BON Der
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-11-29

= JrI. marp Greffel 1T bonn Slbens
burg, 9nb., college auF 9siut bel
ibren gltsrn in Bellevue stngstroffen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-11-29
Western German Bank
Ode ~. nab 8ine Strafe.
ntfn

Jrau Soeob Anberfon bon Gclifor*
nia, Qp.. fiel seiiern Abeno an Der
genrl, apiinsn Waain unb WalHui
Gtrdbe. einem Gtrabsnrdubsr 5am
Cpfer, fpelter ibr bos portemonllais
nit $3.50 JnhaIt sutrib anD IN elmer
nnbeeeIegensa 41ep DerfGnunh.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-11-29
Mrs. B. Yaeger,
---sos SssaSmfsae---
lllaQrIaQerin 0ifIes 3dlaQNs.

e6on In Der dIiefien Belt CAB - esiDt'ls
g'erfonsr. bic smtt bic Gdopfuue t6bsr beanbi
tvaren, nuo 90 lisst ieiH 3neifel Dot. oas
and beutsutnae not Rsrfcnen srsiisren. pN
burd eine unbsfaunie sraft I'm etanoe hno.
gieles su ibnn uno bcranssufaseH. nos ihs
unbcs erifduniih iit nns bieibt. Gar solnes
Rat bic aoiur biefs Tame be'onofrs osohH'f'ai.
beun lis bat ier bic felisne Babe btrIifteH. eas
oebcn ibrer n1itmenf6en fcie sin aafssf6lo loas'
mes wutb ssnaa su IeFsi. puefbi HiAt. Dos
ne in ibrer esenen aefioens on SesiiH uosnae
mosnt slebnt bic Gan Gnb Gm SHis0 ess
eeeliu abenne, saHn asbi Stdsibs tsncn' sss
atr bic ftCne aefioens BON Sua V. passss
erreitt. Tas Cans III sur liHfen Sans nne
an 2ann ~ Der Rame:
MRS. ID. YAEGER,
Ssegiu asemns, Rinpsss. Gtnrtaaan. rsb.
Rfeis SO geriS rro bariter.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1910-01-06
IN WOMAN'S o r
NEW Works BLIND SHOP

There are in New York City shops of
almost every kind and description, but
perhaps the oldest is one conducted
entirely by the blind. n in which
persons. These articles comprise the
useful as well as artistic. Brooms. as
everyone knows, are made by those
whose keenly trained fingers must do
double duty and serve for eyes as well
as their original duty.
It is not SO generally known that the
blind can and do nah beautiful UNDER
wear, using h sewing machine with
almost as much ease as many operators
who have sight. They tuck and hem
and ruffle. and. most remarkable Of all,
even do handwork on the garments.
do is most attractive Among the ar
tic]es in this line are baby hoods,
blankets. bootees, skirts, sweaters in
most elaborate design. n mufflers.
Bead work, such as lamp shades, is
also a favorite line with them, and the
originality Of design and execution is
excellent.
This institution is incorporated under
the laws of the state of New York and
is maintained by private donations, the
object being to educate those from
whose eyes the light has gone to be SELF
supporting. The instruction is abso-
lutely without cost to the pupils. they
providing the material for their work,
which when completed is bought and
paid for by the institution, which takes
its chance on selling 1t. n as the price
asked is somewhat less than that asked
by the shops they have little difficulty
in disposing of their stock. The pupils
comprise all sorts and sexes-thOse who
have been blind rom birth and those
whose blindness is Of recent date.
The classes meet daily and each pupil
takes his lunch. Then at noon time the
institution provides hot soup and hot
chocolate.
The greatest hindrance to the work
seems to be in getting the pupils to
the class-not that they do not desire
to go, for their desire to learn is pa
thetic; but many Of these people be-
long in families where the other MEM
bers are all wage n and must be
at their several stations at a certain
hour, and there is no one to take or call
for the poor blind one and SO they
must sit home and only get to the class
a week now and then.
The institution is doing its best to
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1910-01-06

inclined to take .hinOs I'm his swn
hands. So his father resolved e =
monstrate. s
Look here, young man." he 49,
Tets have a little lest T. and . htal0
more We in this business. You mage
remember that you're the Junior part
ner."
fathers office looking q little anxtos1t
81 say dad" he said, we've beea
and done II now." ~
Done what?" snapped the parest.
"Well-er-we've been and mayFteA
| the typist."
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1910-01-06
provide guides for their chargea-New
York World.
a NEW EMBROIDERY.

Embroidery in relief 10 now interest
ing a large number of girls wllo:.ate
fond OF fine needlework.. The WORK -
called petaline. because tho petals
stand u from the body Of the work.
This high relief effect 10 obtained ~;
the use OF wire around the edge Of tn
petal and by having these petals cut
from separate pieces of material. Tk1
use of the wire is a Japanese idea a1A
although relief may be done without u,
1t adds much to the character. ofsth6
Work. =.
The main part of the des,gn -
worked in the ordinary fashion. VDne4,
leaves. etc. are usually worked nat,
although padding 10 sometimes Ws&
under the leaves. The flower. II e -
double. has the outer leaves worked
flat and only the inner leaves worried
in relief.
The petals which are to be % weskee
are stamped upon a separate piece ok
material and the wire IL buttonho1ea
down to the outer rim OF the peta1
Then the petal IL filled In In the usual
fashion. It Is then sewed down to No
place on the flower by means Sf .tho
flower centers. ;ts
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1910-01-06
SO It Wouldn't.
From the Delineator

~ HV11I CII0 D6IIIIedCOI. "-
Little Ruth found that the horse had
stepped on n broker the leg Of ono
the horse she said reproachfully: 20
Bess, how could you be so careful-
less? Why, this little chicken wouldn't
step on Q and hurt you like that for
anything"
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1910-01-06

Tho Women. M
They ought to vote; they ought to mix
AS man does in his politics.
They ought to vote; they ought to reach
The people by their powers of speech.
They ought to vote: they ought to show
Mere mar the proper way to go.
They.ought to vote: they ought to WELD
The sword of virtue in the field.
They ought to vote: they ought to rise
Superior to, domestic ties.
They ought to vote: they ought to smash
The votive influence Of cash
They ought to vote: they ought to take
The lead in giving wrong the shake.
They ought to vote; they ought to slug
The deadly doings Of the jug.
They ought to vote; they ought to heap
Opprobrium on the laws that sleep.
They ought to vote: they ought to swat
Election evils on the spot.
They ought to vote; they ought to do
What man does as he oughtn't to.
They ought to Vote; they ought to-say
Is lovely woman built that way?
w. j. Lampn1an, In New York World.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1910-01-06

When a man thinks that he has LEFT
his watch at. home and takes 1t out
of his pocket to see whether he has
time to 60 back and get 1t, he 10 nor
likely to make q good errand boy.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1910-01-06
From English schooIboys.

From the University Correspondent.
The following %schoolboy "howlers'
are given by a correspondent: ITO
kill a butterfly You pinch it's borax.'
1.-THE blood-vessels are the veins, AFTER
les. and artilleries.' "A Illuminating
animal is one that chews it's cubs
algebra was the wife of Euclid. 1.-The
masculine of vixen is vicar"
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Changed the Pronoun.

From Tit-Bits, London.
The old gentleman had prospered In
business, nj o O his son into part
nership. The young man appreciated
the move. but in his newly added dig
nifty became just a little bit too much
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cHAL.Is MUCH WORM,

Challis are back again in lovely C.
signs. which offer dainty colored TesieG
from the ~ever-present plain wh1te
shirtwaist.
Tiny rosebuds Of all colors on paaia
grounds are now worn by ch6dve0
and grown ups. while black chants
weavers have not forgotten 1euanAn
Of older women.
Dotted and striped effects are aope-
cially adapted for tailored models g
waists. and suggest many changes -
the workaday garb. 81
It is with pleasure that We see IT,
return Of these soft dainty matesia1b
for u dresses or blouses.
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LACE scARFs ARE FOR THE MATRoNs oNLY. #N
The dignity n distinction of a. real lace evening scarf II II - So
debutante, nor she is wise-for h girl In her first orsecond $500
the handsome lace pattern showing up over the tint 81 the satnn@ @ISsH
over white DE- black costumes thy m ALnined ana impressive .NM# @@M
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CHAPTER XIX.

PE1NE FORTE EFT DURE.
For many minutes Colonel John sat
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They ought to vote; they ought to do
What lar does as he oughtn't to.
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They ought to vote; they ought to-say
Is lovely woman built that way?
w. ]. La1EpHan, in New York World.
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epani.h Frittere,

Spanish frtSE0F0. 80
One cup -four. one teaspoon hahtng
powder, one-half cup milk to @okeo
stiff batter. Three eggs, whites beaeaD
separately. chop and add two 8pantsA
peppers, and one cnn OF corn. Ffysb
hot fat and serve with strips OF AaeeA,
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They ought to vote: they ought to swat
Election evils on the spot.
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They ought to vote; they ought to heap
Opprobrium on the laws that sleep.
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They ought to vote; they ought to slug
The deadly doings Of the jug.
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Tho Women.
They ought to vote; they ought to mix
AS man. does in his politics.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-11-13

Cambridge, Mass, November N'- The Harvard football steam roller, in Its fight for the championship of the east, crushed Dartmouth today by ecore of 12 to 0. Two touchdowns were made, one as result of a Dartmouth tumble and the second on straight foot ball. and two goals were kicked from the field The Green team was only once within fighting distance of the Crimson goal line. This was in the second period when Barinds tried a coal from placement, standing on the xo-vard line The kick was blocked ana the ball rolled back to Dartmo4 9th s cs-vard line where Harvard recovered ,t At no other time in the game was ,artmouth nearer than 50 yards to the Crimson goal line
 Tn accomplishing her touchdowns the crirnson was not called on to uncover any new plays. Only three forward passes were tried in the game, one Of Dartmouth, which failed, and two by Harvard, which resulted in small gains. It was straight plunging football. whatever plays Harvard had up her red-sleeved jerseys were kept there for