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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-09-02

au nebmen. 9ie annben tperben Der
Gtnberbeimatb iiberipieien fDerDen.
Sbomas 5borpe, elm unperbe1erliz
der 5ageDieb uno 8ummler, ipurDe
Degen 6erumlungern5 nit elmer Stras
fe bon $50 uno aoiten beleqt.
5rant Dallineforb unb Dan. 3otz
tenbrod Der3i6teten unter Der Qntlage
oes Haubes auf Elm 8orperbDr unb
ipuroen ben Grobgeihnorenen iibers
Diefen. Sie io[len einen 5ormer in
garnep 5ureD's notoriIderNirtbT
an 8ine ndbe Canal Strdbe, in nell
der Dallingforb friiber alS S6ants
fellner tbdtig mar, um feline 8aari6aft
erleidtert baben.
Wargaretb DilTon, neIhe benz
Sdnapsteufel nit 2ei6 uno See!e
ergeben lit, erbielt cine Gtrafe bon
$50 uno Soften 3ubittirt.
Sobn Beg, Elm 19 Sabre alter 8erz
gel, beFen str3iser 2ebens3pst gu ietn
Ideint, feiner alien, brapen Wutter
bas 2eben 70 fuuer tpie m6glid gu
MAIDEN, erbieIt tpegen gruntenbeit cine
Strafe bon 305agen Irbettsbaus, $50
uno Rotten aufoebrdnnt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-09-02
3ooIosiider Uarten.

On ben bier September Eonnia.
gen peranitaltet bic Iirettion hes 300
srffiloHige Hon3erie. uno snar sipeis
mai tdg!ih, Ranmiitass uno abenbs.
benn Der uberdus snblreihe 1eiuh,
Der selegentIih Der Cbiotbat 4usittts
lung unfere Gtdbt 10 ausgi.big be-
ebrt, nirb, ho ia bic MusItelInng isIbit
an ben Sonntogen sefnlcHen bIeibi.
elm gepines NerlanseR mad qua
ten eritilaNisen Dergniisunsst.abIiH life
ments 5eiiisen. uno es ionsmt fon,it Die
WertpuItung bts 600 einem nIgeme;n
gefiitIten Hebiirfnib tnietg.n. 4ubsr
ben er,pdbnttn Ronoerien uirb aud
nod elm iebtsmalises reihboltigcs
GcnntogsprOgtdmm 5ur untertaltuns
Der O6fie bsitens beitrosen, ipdbreno
i'm Alubbous bic ncraisliHiten Dors
bietunaen BON Keller unb Ride Der
grauidunss sbeburftisen barren. a.a
@onntde unb oun ON labor Dan
etbtnis Der ritmIi9it befnnnte fpunis
fAe RapenmeiIter, Don pbilippinl.
nit ietnfr onS<rIdsnfn RitnnIerfnoar
jpsi ftines syteuenttH 8rn5trte obsu.
fdlien.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-09-02
9crmift.

s5rau Milie 8rotmann BON Ro.
11O6 9incoln 4penus eriurte geiteru
Die Poli8et, glahfOridungsn uob
ihrem "A Sabre aIten Sobne Bm. ..
Goot Qn3uiteqen, foeId}er felt bem %.
2tuguIt permiBt Dtrb. gle ertldrte,
Dap Der Sunge ein Iaugenihts lei uu0
lie psrfhieoens UtaIe heitohlen BABE,
rpeBboIb iie i'm i'm 3ufIuatshaus un=
tereebrdd)t boben m0hte.
1Srau Mdrp Utulcabn, bon 0arn.
Sno,, parote iib qeftern nit Der Bite
an Die bisIige 8oli3ei, RahforIhurgen
nah ibrsm Is Sabre atten Sobu Bm
Rpan anSufellen, nelher an Der Z.
unp Carr Strabe pohnte. jeboh ieIt
benz /. 4uguit berIdnun0en lit.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-09-02
SerSolsmngs,uabn.
Sobn gSeIib Iutt in Der GtutraI
StatloH SbuB Dor Ie,nen inn.
magluarcn UeIn0eu.

Gin gutgetleibeter Mann itellte ftca
9eItern Ra9mittag in Der GentroIz
itatton elm uno bat 2sutnunt Rentert,
Jpn ein3uiperren, ba er bon Qeuten,
IpeIhe ibn ermoroen ppQten, perfolqt
peroe. Gr CAB feineu gameR als
So6n WeIi6, BON Ct. 2puis, mo-, an
uno ertIdrte. am "a. Nuguit qenanute
Stabt perla1en unD mad Cincinnati
getommen 81 iein. Seine 5etnbe bon
Ct. Qpuis Ieien ihm gefplqt uno pb.
gIeih er erit foeben bas Belts StroBe
5oipttal berlaien babe, tpieDer auf
ietner 5abrte. gr eriunte Den 8eQmz
ten, ibn enttpeber BON einem hieIigsn
9etettip nab Ct. 2ouis begleiten,
ooer einen oortteen 9etettip auf feline
GoIten Su oieiem 3pede naa Gin
cinnati tommen 8u IaiIen. Iuf Die
5ra9e. ob er 8elb babe. 3Og Der Wann,
peIher au9enideinltd am 8erfoIe
sungspabn Ieioet, $500 aus ietHer
5uihe. gr beftanD Dorduf. in eine
,3elle oeiperrt su per0en, bis er untet
iiterer 9egIsituua Die RUtrsiie na5
Ct. 2puts untreten tonne, oa er iiA
fiir6te, in eineu 0oteI 81 Ubernahten.
Melfb, pelber bebauptet, Semitic
bdnbIer BON 8eruf gu ietn, ipuros Iej>
ner eigeneu Stterbeit lpegen eiuqe.
fperrt unb Nahtnef Gorbin Iebte iih
teleQrup6iIh nit Der 9pIiseibeb0ros
pon Ct. 2puis in 9erbinbung.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-09-02
SpiumhDblc.

Rubttef GOrbiu unb bic 8ebsimz
ppIi3iitsn 9tltendn. 2eppert uno grez
Itpn bpben geitern Wtorgen in dIler
5rihe in pem SauIe gio. $50 Weft 4.
Strabe eine regelrstte SpiumhDAte
aug. Drei Ye9er. gtamens Soiepb
5urner. Bartholomew Carr uro
Douglas Grpgbp, purben IN oenI
3immsr porgefunben uno untsr Der
fprme[Ien Gntlaae, oerpGttige G6az
rattere gu iein, einseiperrt. Sie bat=
ten, bepor BE geamten cos 3immer
betratsn, Die Gpiumpfsife unb anoere
gurapbernoIien ous oem 5enIter oui
Die Strabe geporfen, no Der Out
fit" fpdtsr bon ysattef Gorbin gefuua
ben ipuroe.
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MmS bem 3spli5ei9eriHt.

gu einem Guberit ersrei1.nben aufs
.ritt lam ss ae'te,a in, poIistissridt.
nahoem Jrau Clinton Gnans pseen
unornentIi6sngt lsens 81 eiuer0slos
Itrafe bon SO HID 8often nsruribeiIt
poroen mar. 9i2 seiteru ousfiihrIid
berihtet, mar bic aus Der angeilaaten,
ibrem 8at.en uno i6reu 3tpei andben
i'm alter BON 10 refp. 8 Sobrsu be-
iie6enos yamilie in Der NittpodRaht
mad einem piiiten auftritt suiihen
ben Gtesatteu in oer Wobnuns anRucs
unb Court StraBs perboftet fporoen.
Die Hepeisaufn1bme ersab. baB Jrui
gpoas benz 5run.e ptreeben 1T uno
6ousba!t unbainoer in unperantpprts
lidxr Neiie osrnldldHigi. tDGbreno
ibr Wdnn, Elm Giienorbeiier, isinsr
arbeit uatgsbt. Ridter 1offmann
aelanete gu Der lleber5eusune, bub bic
syruu elmer 3tpans ssaItpbolentskbungss
fur unterporFen peroen mub, unb Der.
uribeilte iie ;u Der erlpdbnten Strofe.
W6brsno Der gerbanblung isonben bic
beipen ainber neben benz Wat.r. ftur3s
ten Iih iebot, laut iptinenb auf ibr.
Wutter, als bieie pom b<m 0trihtspos
liaiiten MsGarthp dbeefiibrt purn.
Sic fIebten ben geamien in riibrenoer
Weiie an. ibnen Die Rutter ni1t fort
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Tns GehrerInftitnt.

Dus 2e6rerinititut bat geIteru Mprs
aen feiueu 2tufang qenommen unb IN
bic 1900 Sdulprin3tpale un6 Sebrer
iraren in Der 2luld Der 6ugbes 5odz
it,ule periammeIt. yrofeNor r. &.
Darlington pom Der llniperiitat 2eros
belt einen 8ortrag iiber r2ttterdtur
in ben Sdulen, ihre s3tpede uuo
3iele." 81. M. .. 6. @roBmann uus
Qlainfielo, q. g., fprad iiber bic Be
banoIung Der 3uriidgebIieberen GiHoer.
Elm @jebiet, ouf tpelhem er ais Iutoria
tat gilt. Der bieiige itdottI6e 9es
iunoheitsbeante Or. 5. 8. 2anofs
hattie iih rDas 3uiammenptrten eer
ShuIe nit oen 0eiunbheitsurnt" gum
Ebema ieines gortrags ertpren.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-09-02

getrofFen porben; unterbaltungsz
ipiete, aon3erte, GrrtIhungen
uno 8ablreihe 2(muiementsgele>
genbeiten tparten Der 8dite,
unD aud i'm Trsi 8aubeptQe tperbsn
erite ardfte tbre Wirtfamteit entail
ten. Sir ben Sonntdg 6oben Ith
Die 5amiltor gountp Council 8nigbi8
Of Gbio ongemeI0et, I'm ibr an Z.
Quguit Derregnetes gicnic nah3uz
fsiern. Die arrangements liegen in
ben benG9rten 9dnben bss 5errn
6rant 8. Steins, uno bu Elm iiberdus
3a9Ireider 9eIuA 3u srmdrten lit, ioll
Der 8ertsbr uuF bem 5luFe an oieIem
Gage nit bier 0ampfbOoten dufreht
erbalten perben.
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NufempblIunial.

g8nt. u. Waltsr, 9runbeisenthuns@
mailer, bon Ro. 1927 Qftortu Bart,
gsrietb gsitern Mittus on Der MaoiIon
8oao uno Woonburn 4pe. nit fetnem
Qutpmobtl sipifhen spei in entsegens
geiesten Rihtunsen fabrenoen Struz
bsnbabnipasen. Gr puroe auf Die
Strabe esihleubert, tam iepph nit
unbebeutenben 5autabihiirfunsen ba=
DON. Das 4utomobil nurce Ihper
beitdoiet.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-09-02
0entid3er Tag.
Has anf semieIten am Eonntas aI'
les gsbottn uiro.

Ger fonmenDe ScHHid1 III DIT 2d9
Der Deutihen. Damn 3ieben lie binaus
nah bsm gkIier pari, um in Isitlihsr
Dsii. ben Deutihen Gag gu bes.hen.
Der g,Iuh tpirb obrst 3tpsifel bod in
bic SauIenne aeben, benn es iit unbeniz
bar. bab am Sonntas elmer Oabeims
bl,ibt, Der iia als Deutids s4m.ri,ansr
5iiblt.
Oas offisiefI. prcsramm besinni
nm 8 llbr Rahmiitogs, ipielt fih i'm
Opsrnbous ab unb brinst bic folgensen
Nummern:
Willscmmensrub - prdiibsnt Ridtsr
4uguft 9ooe.
3tpeit 2ieber !.
0sreiniete Sdnssr bon Cincinnati, uns
ter geituns bon Weiiter 2ouis
Gbrsot..
Deutlde seiireoe - Ridtsr 8. g..
Spieeel.
Gnsiiihe syeitrebs - Dise.giirssrmeis
fier Jobn 0alpin.
Uiir bic WdFeripi.is uuf benz Ses
bobtn bic 6erren GronttDea. hpffz
mann. 0orbah uno Gruber fir dIerlei
llnterbdliuns seiorst. Die attioen
1urner nes Gbio 9urnbssirfs fpsroen
unier 2eituns oss Yssir.sturniports
R. 6. Seub foIsenbes prosramm CUR
DurHfiibruns brinsen:
2 llbr Ranmit.ags - Wetij4pimmen
Der Rinber.
2.3O - WsttIhnimmen Der 4ttipen.
2.45 - aunfstauhen.
800 - Wettrubern Der Gttipen Sur,
net.
3.15 - Wettrubern Der Rinher In 3us
bern.
$50 - aahnsippen Der attinsn.
3.45 - WaHers1oissB ssBdlI.
5 Ihr - DerfammIung Der 1btilnshs
tner i'm Rlubbaus.
preisuertbeiluns.
Mbenos 8 llbr finoet srob.s Gon5ert
i!att, oas non 6oisr's Wiii.drsapelle
sussefiibrt pirb uno bic foIseneeH
NumHsrn entbdlt:
Wibeiungen.Warfh -. Wdgntr
GuDtrtiire - .Didtsr unb Bauer"
aDaIs.r - .slaus Donau" etraab
poipourri ~ .Deutfde UoIisIieber'
Tarsis gsrssr
NsDlep Dupertiir. - Bits Of Re
mids Gits SO. Z. Campo
pbaniaiie - ~Greme be Ia Creme"
GlpdensSolo -. s.s .
6err Jobn 6ofer.
SbplIs - .GoftIp lluaipdress Qinds
Sntermes,o - ~Jnbian eummsr"
49,. -. -. =. Wtcrel
RuHiIde Wa3urtd - Ca gsurind1
.. -. 0annt
JinaIe - .Qiebsr Der Eationsn4
-. ..s. BennIl
abenos 8 llbr (ipGbrenb Der Rons
1ertpouie): Grobts Otusrtptri.
Die 8eomien Der Deutfnen Tag Ge,
fslIfnoft iinb: 4usuit 8. Hcbt. prGFs
bent; Gbos. 90. Gnmibt, Wi3eprdfs
bent; 6. 30. 8. anbbert, Gddtmeiiter;
Gmil so. gihler, GstretGr. 901 paru.
bronze Strait; Mug. .. 0orbah.
Hrcnl Rabiar, syreb. Grube, Neifbtr;
Gbos. O. Ghmibt. Adam GenosIbo4
GbrensDeiiiber.
Der ssftousf9ub itbt ii4 aus fol,
oenben 0erren 5ufammtn:
Gmpfonssiommi.tee: Ri6ttr Mug
3. Nobe, gbas. O. Gnmibt. Oscar
Braun, Gtos. W. G6miot.
0tnlobungss unb prtbtcmmtttee'
emil q. Gih!er. G9ds. u. G4miot
0m. QDd.
llntestaltunest estcmmiltee: 1ng. p
Oorbo& 3rb. Orube, Wm. o0ff.
MANN, Gsne Groneiusg.
plotiennitts: Gsanp 3s1ias -
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Yin Sppplc Strakc iiberiabren nuo
AMI Der Stelle sctDotct.

Der 40 Sabre aIte WeidenfteQer
Bert MtcGlelIdn, Don Ro. 1922 State
4pe., Durbe geftern glahmittag an
Der 5opple Str. areu3ung BON etnem
0itlit fabrsnben 9eriOnen8ug Der 9.
&: 8. g. %. gahu nieoergeraunt uno
auf Der SteIe QetODtet. Die Deritim=
melte 2eihe ipuroe uuf gnoronung
bes Goroners mad Der Morgue gsz
brdcht-
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Jn benz ss'trigen ersen SpieI zines
piertdgisen 3ournies spiihen uniren
rRtos" unh ben pittsburser rpirdten"
fiinsirten Sdlsuoersr geebe uno Jdns
ger glarte als uniere ga!terie geaeH
gamniB reIp. 8ibIon. gsebe idleus
berts msiItsrhdft uno ipuroe in oerIeIs
ben Wsiis BON ieinsn aollesen inter
iiiitt. Gr ianbte 5 Der G.sner ala
2uItfdh!er 3ur gant segsn /. GamniB
ipuroe nah benz 6. Gang. nurh pbiIips
pc abselOii. unfere Sunasns mahttn
Z 9reffer unb Ipielten fsb!srlos gesen
8 Ireffer unb 2 sSebler Der rpirateu"
Mithen mar tpisoerum unier 6slo am
Bat mi: 3 1rsffsrn. Risler unb Gmss
lie fungirten als Stieosri1ier.
ReiuItat bes gsFrigtn
SpitIes:
Cincinnati -. 00010300*-4
pittsburs 80. oo0001O00-1
Die fir bic anosren Rlubs Der aisa
auf bem proerdmm iiebenoen Spiele
purben ssftern ourh Regen ptrbinoert.
6sute Rahmitias sipeiiss Spiel oes
1ournisrs 3piihen Reos uuo pirattn.
Burns unb Wegean perbsn porauss
iihtlih bas GeihuB fir uns beoienen.
0eiiern Wormittaa um 10 uhr trat
bic Wationdl< <HommiiIipn oes prpfeis
lionsIlsn gafebansSpieIes, beitehsno
aus ben 6srren gnn1 uno SobnItone,
pr1iioenten Der Ratipnals uno Mmeris
eans9ieas, uHo 5errn Musuii 6errs
mann, Yrdfioent besgineinnatisrG Glubs,
un!sr oen 0priibe bss 2ebteren i'm
Sinton 6otel sufammen, um bic idbrs
ltht 3isbnng bon Spielern aus osn
untsreeoroneien aisas por5unebmen.
Jeoer Der Is alubs Der beioen erobsn
lisas mar burh einen uosr Sipei ieiner
9eomten bier perirsten, iptl6e lanas
Gifien Der Wamen BON aiblstsu, aui
ipslte Fe anipruh srbebsn, untsrbrsts
isisn. Ju ben 1dusn. in iptldsn msh'
rere Glubs auf osnielben Gpislsr re-
flettiren. mus bas Coos snifheipen,
Die porliegenoe Mufeabe mar cine ID
seipaliise. oob bic aOmmihion lie &C.
fern niht loien sonnie, fNsbnlb Der.
iaguns auf beuie iiattfanD. GobaIt
snegiiltise Grlebisung ftattgefunben,
piro bos ersebHib DeroifsntIidt iper'
ben.
6offen.lid fpirb unier 6Gup.line
Griffith oiesnidl bonn Slid besiinftisl
unb es ibm selinaen. einise tiin.ig.
arifie fir Die ndhReSdiion gu iitsrn,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-09-02
Epnen SsIano.

Gin GROCER Gag fir Gonep Sslano
piro nit benz tommenben Rontag an
brehen, penn Iih Sauisnbe bon 4uss
fluglsrn sur 5eier oes arbeitertdges
auf iein.n griiner griinoeu perfams
n,eln peroen. Die 8prbereitllnsen 3ll
bisIer Wofsnfeier. NIT peIher bic
Saiion ouf Gpnep SsIuno ihliebt
finb BON Der DIRECTION erfhopfens
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-09-02
2lms ben Wcri1tsb5fen.

Griea 1egen rSIot.N .Naidinen". -
9urd iibcrm6figes StabiHm irr.
finnig se,uOroen. - 3ollen ibr
Ned)t er5iuingeu, - GbeideibnngS.
fdae. - Vadlaf-Saden. - Der.
ifieocnes.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-09-02

Jrani.n, 9arrp asnssr, Jrans 5.
Rifh.
sSinonstommittse: 6. 20. 8. aiibs
bert, gom. St,rinner, uoplph grosler.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-02-20
HEALD BUSINESS
COLLEGE MOVES
School Now Occupies the Entire Top Floor
of tho New Building at 9Th and HILL

A Head" graduate means the high
est efficiency in business training, ana
any business man would be glad to con-
slider your application. For more than
half century the name Head mas
been connected with institutions OF
learning on the Pacific coast, and more
graduates of the kind who really make
their mark in the business world have
entered positions from these schools
equipped with all essential knowledge
for business success. With the COM
bined facilities of twelve schools IN
California and neighboring states it
has always been possible to secure for
these schools instructors of a national
reputation, and the local managershlp
of I, N. Inskeep, who has been 1dentl-
fed with educational work in Los An
geles for the past twenty years, has
done much to give a high rating OF
all "Heald" colleges.
To the young man or woman who has
been barred all the advantages OF a
good common school education the prl-
mary instruction in a "Heald" school
soon overcomes all that, and by close
application to the studies in the course
of business training you select you can
graduate from the school with salts
fed feeling that you have had the best
course of instruction it is possible for
any school to offer.
An invitation is extended the public
to look over the new school building,
which has every appurtenance neces-
sary to the physical comfort and mental
training to be found in any school in
the country.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-02-20

Chalke of Kansas City, Mrs. Carrie
Jacobs Bond, who recently arrived
from the east for her annual visit,
Mrs. Vera S. Beane. Maj. John H. Nor
ton, Messrs. George j. Debnis and
Jack Somers, Miss Elizabeth Wood,
Miss Florence Wood.
-s*--
Mrs. Emma r. Reed and son, Haines
Reed, have moved to 201S South Fig
ueroa street. where Mrs. Reed will be
at home informally every Sunday af-
ternoon.
As courtesy to Mrs. Dimock Cum
mings of Truro, who is visiting her
mother Mrs. J. Rupert johnson Of
Edgeware road. Mrs. w. Arthur Brown
and Mrs. Charles Gardner will enter
tain with a tea at the home of the
latter in Harvard boulevard, March /.
Mrs. Johnson was hostess at large
reception Thursday afternoon, guests
being asked to meet Mrs. Cummings.
Mrs. Reuben Shelter and Mrs. Car
rie Bryant poured and the other assist
ing women were Mrs. Leon T. Shelter,
Mrs. Palmer Tucker Mrs. j. A. West,
Mrs. w. B. Percival, Mrs. Green, Mrs.
G.. H. A. Goodwin, Mrs. Robert Gran
ger, Mrs. Sabina Burks. Mrs. George
Bliss Culver, Mrs. w. Arthur Brown,
Mrs, Charles Gardner Mrs. G. H.
Brown and Miss Edith McGinn.
81
Mr.. and Mrs. George Williams of
Prospect avenue, Hollywood, were hosts
Wednesday evening at gathering of
friends to meet Mr.. and Mrs. w. A.
Avery of Seattle, who will leave soon
Los Angeles herald., 1910-02-20

Mrs. Paul Compton is leaving the
first of the week for a visit of a month
with her mother, Mrs. Rees, in Walla
Walla.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-02-20

Rev. and Mrs. r. j. Harper Of Will
ton place will hold an informal recep-
ton at Knox Presbyterian church fol-
the church members and their friends
Friday afternoon and evening.
Those assisting will be Mrs. A. O.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-02-20

one of the delightfully."- informal af-
fairs of the week was the studio re-
ception given yesterday by Miss Agnes
Woodward in her studio in Blanchard
building. An informal program was
greatly enjoyed.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-02-20

B. C. ": 1t is to your credit that you
wish to remain young looking as long
as possible. A pleasing complexion
goes far toward smoothing the way
through life. The regular use of a
good complexion cream does much to
preserve the youthful contour of the
face, keeping the flesh firm and the
skin smooth and velvety. You can
make a greaseless cream at home as
follows: Get from your druggist one
ounce of almozoin and put it in half
a pint of cold water adding two tea
spoonfuls of glycerinc. stir and let
stand over night before using. This
creon, teIlv thoroughly cleanses the
pores of the skin, taking out all dust,
oil and CRIME. Its regular use TENDS
to make large pores smaller and pre-
vent blackheads. 1t keeps the skin
soft, pliable and fresh looking and re-
moves tan, freckles and skin pimples
Almozoin cream jelly can be used both
as a massage cream and face cream
for 1t contains nothing that might
cause growth of hair. 1t is splenuld
FOR chapped face and hands.
Miss M. j.: 1t is no wonder that your
friends think you wear switch. The
light streaks in your hair are tho re-
suit of shampooing with soap. All
soap and many ready-prepared sham
DOOS contain dlhdll, NlllCll leifNEo IllC
very life out of the hair and leaves it
dry, dull and brittle. When you wash
your hair be sure to use good and
reliable shampoo, and you will note a
big improvement in your hair. The
shampoo 1 always use myself and
recommend to my friends is made by
dissolving a teaspoonful of canthrox
in a cup of hot water. This shampoo
can be prepared at a very small cost
1t fathers fine, cleans the hair and
scalp splenlidly and relieves itching
scalp 1t dries quickly and makes the
hair bright, soft and fluffy. You can
get a canthroX shampoo at almost any
shampoo parlor if you ask for it, or
you can buy canthroX at any drug
store and make the shampoo yourself
airline: The indoor, confined life of
winter tends to play havoc with health
and beauty Lack of ambition and loss
of energy, that feeling of "Oh, what's
the use?" deranged digestion, a torpid
liver and accumulated impurities of the
blood bring about sallowness, pimples,
liver blotches and O most discourage
ing and unsatisfactory reflection when
one looks in her mirror. You must get
all the fresh air you can and let fresh
air into. your rooms. Five minutes
before each meal and before bedtime
take q tablespoonful of a tonic made as
follows: Dissolve one-half teacupful Of
sugar and one ounce of kardene in a
Los Angeles herald., 1910-02-20
ACCUSED OF FORGERY

A. L. Blum, solicitor for p. Pulse
vich, a Central avenue produce dealer
was arrested by Constable Cochran
yesterday and arraigned before justice
Ling on a charge Of forging the name
Of his employer to a check given to him
bv a customer. His bonds were fixed
at $4,000 and preliminary examination
was set for next Wednesday.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-02-20

Mrs. Edward Strong Merrill of Har-
ward boulevard will entertain the kap-
pa Kappa Gammas at bridge the even
ing of February %. Decorations and
table appointments will be in honor OF
the day and the fraternity colors, light
and dark hlue
Los Angeles herald., 1910-02-20

Mrs. J. M. Mitchell and Mrs. Clar-
ence Blanchard entertained with af-
ternoon tea at Levy's Friday in cele-
bration of the birthday anniversary
of their mother, Mrs. Mary Fox.
Other guests were Mrs. D. b. Hen
derson of Dubuque, Ia; Miss Thomas
of West Union, Ia; Mrs. John Roster
and Mrs. Henry Schoneman.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-02-20
Talks
Health and Beauty
BY MRS. MAE MARTYN

half pint of alcohol and add enough
boiling water to make a full quart of
tonic. When your stomach and liver
are right and your blood pure, your
step will be springy, your eyes bright
and your complexion blooming and
Gertrude j.: The dandruff, itching
scalp and brittle, falling hair with
split ends of which you complain come
from diseased scalp, due to the pres
ence of germs. The surest way to get
rid of these troubles quickly and re-
move the germs will be to shampoo
twice q month with canthrox and rub
into your scalp twice a week a quinine
hair tonic made by dissolving one
ounce of quinzoin in half pint of al
cohol, then adding half q pint of cold
water. Use this tonic regularly and
it will remove the dandruff and irrita-
tion, stop your hair from falling out
and make it soft and glossy.
Harriet s.: AS the eyes add so much
to ones personal charm, you should
be very careful about using unreliable
eye tonics. A good eye tonic is indis-
pensable for weak, tired and inflamed
eyes. If you will get an ounce of crys-
tos and dissolve it in a pint of water
and put drop or TWO of this in each
eye daily it will strengthen and bright
en- up your eyes until you probably
will no longer need to wear glasses.
This tonic is splendid for granulated
eyelids and does not smart or burn.
Ella G.; Winter is a trying time for
those inclined to be stout, as the ten
dency then is to gain even more
weight. Here is a simple and harm
less remedy that will not only stop the
accumulation of flesh, but will reduce
your weight If you are too fat Just
get from your druggist four ounces OF
parnotis, dissolve it in pint Of hot
water and take a tablespoonful before
each meal. This remedy has worked
wonders where others have failed, and
I feel sure 1t will do you much good.
Jane S. (and others): The finest COM
plexion beautifier l have ever seen to
soften and whiten the skin and take
away that oily, sallow, coarse look
is made from four ounces of spurmaX,
half a pint of hot water and two tea
spoonfuls of glycerne. Apply a little
of this lotion to your face, neck and
arms, and it will improve your looks
wonderfully. This is much better than
face powder, as it does not show on
the face or rub off 50 easily, but will
give your skin q pink, healthy, youth
full appearance. Spurmax lotion is in
expensive and splendid for tan, freck
les, cold sores, chapped and rough skin
caused by raw, penetrating winds.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1910-01-11
PUBLISH The EACr

Canada is making strenuous eff
ort to attract immigration from En-
rope and this country. and is being
rewarded with a fair measure OF sue
Already many farmers from
tho northern tier OF ourw.s roo static.
have secured vas. Aoun. aries %.
wnoa, lands iu Mmitam Alberta
ana adjoining provinces. While the
citizen of the United states natural
ly prefers TO stay i'm his own coun-
Try. hc knows bargain when he
SOS it, and these acres look good
d, man who is wise to wheat possi-
hIrties.
Ia fact they are good but there
are reater chances i'm d.. SOU,
commercially than there az. in Can
ada. not to mention the d.sirabu'y
OF residence from the standpoint OF
c'matc. Right here in West yir-