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auttion.

Der unterSeidoneie p~erfantt auf ietner
Karin Z gleiIen ipsIilid1 bon Bap III 1as.
conaoe SluB am
Sreitas ben IA. Sttober 1910
Iolaenbes G,senfbnm on ben MsiItbietenicn;
9 G{el, 1 pIerb, s itid Tinopieb, 16
gdaIe. 16 ehmcine. / Sorwtpaser, / leg
irnd, 1 G~iccrmiibIe, / YubmibIe, ! 9reid,'
moidine [glopancel l S.pieroefrait Sus.
moldine, / @rasmaidine, l 2amnsWloper
2 gjtnber, 2 S~euredlebgs2 Drills. l Gbei
bcneaae, / GprnsGu Itipaipr. 1 Sbedrcmer
SorupilanSer, Il ulteDspIlna. 4 Biii9e, l
CplinDer Roler5 900 Buibel Rorn. 8 Eonncn
Gen nno ei E NiafIe anbere Sad1en oils
Sauss unb aii6enmnbel NIB Seratbe anb
9ieIes anoere 5l 5abIreid, au bsnennen
8crfaufsbebinaunaen: aue Summen
inter IS baor; iWr Gummen iiber So rulro
Gin greoii bon 6 Wpnaien sesen ytote init
8uier Siderbeif betpidigt; A qro5ent 3obatt
TriB 2aIf,
potsoam, Wlo.
Collie eS am Wpteen beS 8erfauiSioses
reanen pbrr iebr nad1 Resen auSleben, 10
ipiro Der Derfauj am i%oIsenben Sase'oen
is Sftoter a~bsebalien.
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Die SoilObrteftra9er fino iest
ermadtigt mn Sale BON 8eniions.
belage an STEELE eircs Rutars 81
fnitgiren. 5riiber mar IS notbig fir
ore @eniion6re Dor cirpein 9totar gil
eridteineir INFO ieiue linteridrift be-
gtau6iaen 81 Iaiien. Sebt lam er,
meIm er es porSiebt, Sen 2onobrtcf.
trigger ftod ictnem SnlSie riifcrE iitS
oieIer mlB Damn ote llnteridrift be-
9ldlbigcns Sir Siefen Gicnit en-
batt er 25 Gents; Sieielbc Snmue.
Die irifber Der Notor erbieIt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-10-07

Die picrte Generation. Or. Better
Sabrnep& Sons COMPANY, 1876
South Sopne gpemle, gbicago, SI,
bereiten bic ais 6orni'S gllpenfr1itte
befannte Me6i5in, melfe Elm beriibm
tes Snusmittel IN Ser gart3en @eIt
gewopoen lit. 8ieies Mittel bot iiG
oitrdl bier @enerationef pom gater
auf ben Sobn pererbt. Seine @e-
|i6idte ootirt 5uriid auf Die aolon.
ial5eiten. gr lit oiclleidt ons dlte.
tie up0 ~beliebteite, iest oorbanocne
SeilmitteI. ST lit feline apotbefer.
Mebisilt miro aber oen 2eilten Dir.
eft 0trh 9ofal Igenten geliefert,
peIde ipe3ieII angeiteIlt iino bon
Den @igentbiimeril Or. 8eter Sabr-
neo & Cons So, 1875 go. Sopne
Abe, Chicago, SH.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-10-07
eabnes @ubnbans gu oertanfen.

liner fiir3lidl neu erbautes 6 Gunner
entboItenies WpbnbauS Ditlid, neben Der
@p. Ct paulS Birdie seIesen. lit gu perfaiIs
len. DoiIelbe hat Gentralbei5uns unb i'll
nit allen 8equemlidJfeiten ~ausseitattet.
Ndberes beint Gisentbimer am plabe.
$. Q o M r,
Sermann, Ms.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-10-07
Sitct Gndl Dor eaIben acaen aa.

Sitct Gnd Dor Salben scscn aa.
Die auediilber cntboIten, So
litefitIber iiGer BEN Sinn oes Sc.
rnds aerit0ren lirO bos gauge Spi.
tenn pDatg Serrlttet miro, ipenn es
burd Die iheinigen 8berfld1cn elm
oringt. Sol6e GrtifeI iollen ME
anBer ailf g~erorominS gut bernfeuer
aer5te gebroudt peroen, ga Der
Sdo6cn, ben fie onriAten aebnmaI
10 groB lit aIs Dos @lte, Dos SIR 90
bon er5ieIen fonntet. &aG's &a.
tarrb-anr. fobrisirt bon S. S. Gbe.
tlep & Co., Eoleoo, g., ertb1It fem
3ucfIilber nnb miro tmierIi1 genom
men itnO tpirft brett auf Die idleimi.
gen 0berfIdden Ses Spitens. @em
SIR Sails &atorrb-Gnr fault, ieio
Iiher. Bob Sbr bic 6dte befonmt
Sic miro intterIi6 eetummen iiito III
SoIeOo, Ohio. pon S. S. Gbeuee &
60, aemadt
@erfauft bon allen gpotbefern
8reis 75c. Ole SlaIde.
Sails Gnmilien@inen iinO oil
beiten,
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an6lOfs sbat.

~ H(thN NftN~ ~ ~ 0tbNNN~
Gal, e~rideinehoen engIiiden Gage
bIntts, soeren Seraitsgeber General
Snrriion @rap Otis III, mur6e nm
| llbr Radfs am 1. 6s. burd cine
Dpnamit . @rploiion uno elm gleif.
6ormif aiisbredenbes 6ener aerit0m,
un6 in Dem @ebdls6e, oeiien 8 Stod,
fperfe ifnel matchmaker eimtiirs.
Ten, iino miroeltens ieds5eBn 9erio-
men, 3utneiit @itorbeiter in Der 3e-
ooftion mo i'm SeserIaaI, elen6ig.
lid u%meefommen. Die 3abI Der
8ertpunoeten lit %, bon oeieit meb.
rere iid aus ben Senitern ftiir5tcn,
nm ale ariippel altf Sen Seiteupeg
au lapoen; permiBt peroen t6.
Die Standardization 6es glattes
MAIDEN idlanffrcg Die nllnion" fin
Die Grploiion peranttportIid. nit peI
der oos 8Iatt ieit Sabrcn einen
bittepem aofnpf fiibrte. gs miro be.
Daitptet, odb linbefantlte III eilier
Sadgoiie, fpeIfe 3tpiiten Dem beibet
5liigeln 0es 5eritortep @ebGitoes en-.
I6et, 8pnamit our Grplofion gebradt
Il xLk
baben. Die @etpaIt Der @rploIion
NOR ihredlid; meilenDeit I'M I'M
|freiie nir6e iie 9eb0rt un6 in Der
Nadbaridnft 6es ar Der @fe 6es
gron6lpaD uno Der 1. Strabe gele.
genen 3eiturusgebduoes tpur6ert al.
le 5eniteriheiben 8eriplittert. 9as
@ebdu6e mlroe mitiommt ieinen Sm.
bait an 8ridpreiien, Sesmaidinen
lino apoenem lpertbpoqen 9rndsMa
.terial b6Iig 8erItort. Die @osIei.
t~lingsrobrn inltroen Serriiien nno
oaS ausitr0metIoe @as CAB Dem 10.
tort altsbredetoen Seiler 10 geipal-
tig Gabr4ftg, Dob idon nad 9rei.
piertclitunocn Der 3itodige 8au ans.
aebrannt mar nro Die Mairern elm.
Itiir5tem
Hdd Ser etItep grploiion, meIdJe
ben Zoo bon Mse1tfbcn lltr6 Die Ser.
Itorlutg bon gigentblim 5ltr 8oIge
bate, ipuroe cine 9ombe NIT llbr-
tperf inter Der Dergitterten altane
Der ele9onten 8obnung 0eS 75iab.
rigen Sen. Otis an @iIibire 9orle.
paro entoeft. 8as Siden Der IN
San6foffer perborgerren llbr
ipor geb0rt porOen, oos onf one
fiibrte. Der Softer murOe TO-
fort BON Der aItore auf Die Strobe
gefporfen, mo cine @rploiion erfoIg.
te, Die ie0odl teinen s@aoen anri6.
tete.
WSebrere @erbaftlngen iin6 por-
gerommen iporben bod lit es 5tpei-
felbait, Oh IS ole pirfIiten sbater
fins.
9te Serausgdbe Der ySimes" miro
aber Ridt eingeiteIlt perSen, Senn
ouf teGegrapbiidlem 8eee iinS meme
Breiien Sebmuf9inen uno anoenes
9nadulotertal in Seem gorf bciteat
mppoeib.
8enW has &erbncden wirfIidh BON
Mitglieoerr Der @eiuerfidnft pcriibt
|lpuroe, 10 Daben ite ii6 eiren 0ienIt
gelefliet, Der itnten ale Snmpotbie
Ses 9nblifumS ett8iebt. Sat ell
@enim tein &eh alf arbeit obue
81 elmer Union" 3lt geb6rn2
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@eaenrod p%erloren.

Sim SienItoe ben 4. Dttober, arf Der 81
len roth ;ipiid1en Gbrobpr GdpIten uno
s,enrn MeinIanb's Sarm babe ib meinen
gteoenrod perIpren Serssebrlidle Sinoer
erbaIt libero!e geIobrtns iiir Nblieterin99
bel Senrp Sdsner.
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9ie idlnrnIos htersltTanoe Il

Bie idlamIos bterSitIafpoe nit
ialidem @anB nrto @apidbt betroscn
lDir0, erbeIlt ans elmer gscn gorter
@itfbeilimg, oersufoIse BORT tngtag-
lid aIleirr fiir aortofielits Die 5ii noe.
ing geIicfert iperoen $40, 800 in Sic
Gaiten imesnliber @erf1nIer flieben
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-10-07
aas @iaonri.

,lSasy bat ben pradtigen Cafe @arf
'3bei @ebaba. @ernon GDurtp. fditi.
lid, enfDorber lno Dem @eltmeu sSrie
Ititut bppnotifde SeiIanitalt) gum
@ei9enf gemadt.
Sn 8rooffielo, CHM Gountp,
puuoe ser giienbabn : Ingeitellte
@eorg Rpberts BON einem 3nge Der
Burlington 8abn i~iberfnbren mo
geto6tet. or mar BON ct. Soiepb
gefonlmen urto bette Die Stelle sera-
oe augetreten.
SIN Wontgonterb Gonntp fpnroe
ser Sarh1er un6 @iebbdnoler Orion
6. Glare, ipeIher iid init elmer Sen.
Dung 8ieb aif Dem Bege naf ct.
9mfis befnno, BON eincm Baiiagier-
3lg Der @abaib 9abn iiberfabrer il.
%getootet.
! Sn 81. 2olis itarben am
Sonntng Der 9ireftor bes bortisc1t
6eitiden Sbeaters, SerbinanO @el6
linS Der altd IN SebaIia befnnrtte
@uftap q. Steinipen6er, Witslieo
Der aiquor . @roBbaroeIs . Sirma
Steimpenoer & SeIlner.
LH MHML .a HL.s
SIN 6rodtbubnbof ser 8dbaib
9abn in Wocon tpuroe ser 30 Sob
re aIte Contractor @rn. 8iloer bon
Iieirem ideu g~eiporSenen IfefS Dor
Die locomotive zines 9eran6rauierr
Den 6ra6t8ltges g%efporfen, iiberfdb.
rem utr6 %3erntaImt.
Belle 8Ginfptt, elm hiibides
~16.iabriees 9ienftrn66d)elr, bat in
|SopIin brem iitreen 2ebet milf Sar-
boliGure Elm Gn6e gema6t. sic
binterlieB einen 3ettel oes SnbaI-
tes, Dab iie eines 9aieins, peIdes
|ibr ,ntr grbeit ur6 fein 8ergniigen
'biete, iatt fei.
Sci Sbornas Statiom ct.
I2ouis gountp, erbditgte iid Der
'fpobIbdbeuoe Sarner gbriitopber S.
Se6t in iciner Gtaarpg. gr mar
80 Sabre oft ilnS iou Elm @erm5een
bon 100000 birterlaiien. Sedt
mar ercentriid urS lebte ais @infteo-
Ter ltno binterEGBt eipen SobnA
Iod] mdbrenS Der letten $50.
DIE alsgesebenen Genius : Bulletins
bat Springfielo 35,201 ltno SopIin
32,07S Ginipobner, Sn eriterer
Steot betrGet Die 3unnbme BIB
mo in lesterer 1902 groSent. Die
@inhpobner5abl bon 9epnba bot Inn
einfge bunbert ab9enommen.
angebli6 luegeit Mrbeitsloiig-
felt fplirOe ole 80 Sabre aIte @db-
erin @amie @egartbp triibinnig
uno madte in ct. 9oris ibrem Sc.
ben 6oburb elm Gnbe, BOB iie lire
&leiber nit 8etrolelum frantic uno
Damn onSiinoete, 10 Dab ite b%erbrnnn.
tie, ebe ibr $ilfe gebradt nerOen
Ifonnte.
Die Staot ct. SofepfL Seren
9epplfering rod Dem Genius oes
Sabres 1900 BON fS90bis 1900 iid1
mehr aIs ner0oppelt babeu ipate, bot
mad Dem Rclelten 6enilis MIR n,
403 @inpobner, mas cine abnabme
BON 25,576 beocutet. 8ir mqren
ober intnter Der Nltnabme, 0nB ct,
Soiepb i'm Sabre 1900 beoeutelrO
siiberlddet" Wuroe.
"
M - L E
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Oefen All p~erfaufen.

AoIebnrner aobIsn5Ien unb Sois6Fen
biAis an pertduieu, ~ein3uieben unb nod,
MSrcaen bel q. ". Breuer. gDeti 2ie
Strobe.
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81 n%ersnnfenl

3u nerfanfen!
Weim ON Der tpeiHiden item StroBe seIe9.
eues Dobhbdiis III unter siinIti9en Debins,
iinsen al p~crfaufen.
anga s. 9ef
Sermann. DO.
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adsrban . gsfsnidaft bOn GaseO.
nabe gpnnts.
greiie fir ainopieb, @feroe, Watl.
eieI, GieI, Sdofe unno
Sdtpeine.

eieI, @iel, Sd)dte itrio
S1tpeine.
aorp muB bfs nm 9onnerftdg Den
20 0ttober, mo gieb Bis Snmftag
6en %. Ottober lesteres nidt ipGter
bis 10 libr gormittags our Stelle
fein.
Min6bieb nnb Sdmeine.
Better 8iiIle, eriter 9reis $500
3peiter greis 400
Bette <b nit &a6 5.00l
3neiter Breis 4.00l
Sritter Ereis 2.00l
8eiteS &inb. nidt iiber2 Sabre 4.00l
3peiter Breis 2.00I
Better @io6er. erlter 8reis 2.00l
3fpeiter 8reis 1901
9rites @ntteridaf eriter 9reis 200
3peiter 8reis ]. TOOL
Better Cher, eriter greis 5.00l
3peiter 8reis 3.00l
Bette Sali nit Serfel; Die Ser.
ter nidt iiber 7 @oGen aft 500
3peiter Breis 3.O0I
9eites Soar 2dufer. nidt iiber
A @opat, eriter 8reis 200
3meiter Breis 1901
Efcrbe, @arIeiel nnb Gicl.
8eites 3ngpfer6, Sensit $500
3peiter 8reis 600
9eites &fer0 fir oae 3pede,
Sengit 500
3meiter 8reis cool
9eites Sattelpferb, Sengit 600
Bette Sttte NIT SengitfobIen
nnter 7 @ornt, eriter 8refs 500
3peiter 8reis 500
gcite Stltte nit GtutenfobIen,
inter 7 Morat, eriter 9reis 500
3peiter 8reis .3.00
8eites i6lueres 3ugfobIen. I'M
ter z @onat, erfter Greis 400
3meiter &reis ZOO
8eites 5obIen fir ale 9pcdc,
inter 7 Mondf 4.O0
3tueiter 8reis 2.OOl
Sattelpfero, Stute ODER
BaIlad, eriter 8reis 400
3tpeiter greis 2.OOl
@eipann idfpere Bug.
pferoe, inn @eidirr, 5.00
@eipann Ieidte 8us.
pferoe, i'm @eidirr 5.0ol
W Ieef.
Bette Stute init MaiileieIfobIen
nnter 7 @onat, erIter Greis $500
8peiter ,Breig 200
8eites @alIeieIfobIen, inter z
Wtonat, eriter 8reis 4.O0I
3Deiter 8rets 3.OO
9eites @eipann @arIeieI 5.ool
8 II d / e E +
Better 3udteieI, 8 Sabre alt
mo inter t2 Sabr $8.00
3iueiter 8reis cool
Sorn.
9eltes 8eibes &orn, 6 Stenqel
nit ae6ren, eriter @reis $t.of
8elteS @el6es Gorn, 6 SterqeI
nit gebren 1.OO
SeItes 8eibes aorn, 30,aebren / sol
3peitcr 8reis .f.oOl
9eites 8eIbes aorn. 80 aebren i 80
3tpeitar Sreis TOOL
g}ar gimrobner BON @asconaoe
.9oilntp f0nrrn iiD Inn oie obiaen
&feiia trUerbrn.
2olis SoherStnd Gec
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Mene Anaeiaem

cetnnSems Iebte Bodle elm Id1parser
DamepJacket gadsufrasen IN bieisr 0Fiee
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9iano gu p~erfnnfen.

Gin giano teqidte} sa ssrtapIsp, Pad.
auiraaen In bieIer Office.
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@rbeitaeinh.

Gin alter beuiidcr eolbaf, In ben 6O,er
Sabren iiehenb iudlt irgeno cine 9eid,SIti.
sung' Sir lpiuis iib aus duberTte niisIid,
MAIDEN.
TranS aeune.
Sermann, no.
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.8u perfanfen.

saus unb sOi IN Der Deit 2. etruBe.
A'1 Srau GbriIiine ebriItel.
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miAtutIidfr gliarhibuiAt
Hermann Star Mil.

Wits
@eisen, 2 lnalitdt.
@ei3en, 8 lnalitdt.
Mebl, per Sod, l Eualitdt. 3
Rebt. per Gad 2 Annlitdt.. ,
9Drnmebl, per 100 Bfunb. ;.
H&ieie, per 100 gfunb +,
iSbipptDf. pee l0c ginnb. Il
Srobutte.
GOrteiert bon
John n. HeImers, stOcer.
Butter per 8innb IL Ria !
@ier per 9ubenb. q
Siibner, per Bfunb. il
Spring @bidens. per &c.,. II
Shmals, per Ifb............,
,8tpiebeft per Bnibef.
8pae per 8funD. !
&artofeln Neue. :
Surfebs ..........,.... :,
@nten !,
@dnie.
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1aHrM

ben I'M 27. Sepiembe 1910 AZ SaSco'
nabe periiprbenen Clarence zee Sfinner Dor
Ieinen Mitid,iiIern aelpibmet:
On iparft aunt 9sbtu tarm sntiproien.
So bru6 Der Ghnitter Fob 2ih ab;
Oh rarit aniere tins'Qe frtube
unb innfs ans inter Diitte ms 0rob.
lin iins lift es etuiam itile,
9tnp BETH Blot III ifnme Ieer,
limb Ssius ftsbe &iu6erfttmme.
Ste bbrtna tptr ia ntlimerrieby,
gletr, Sn bift ins niht geitorbtii,
&u isbt tn uniern 6er5eH fort;
&u bnff 9tin GrbthtiI frhb ~eripDrbeu
limb gebft an einsrI 5robeu Orr,
Wfit 3hTdnen blifef mir oft ritber
pn5 9etu iiiles Rnhterab.
Die 3ciunn9, ia, min ish'n ms ipieosrl
Ste trrduet oft bic 2brGten ub
Waib fiift and infer pil9eritah,
Damn Ic9t mon inns ia aud in's Grab
Snnn gtebt'S IN jsneu froblibsn 8ohtB
Gti tipie trpbes wieberseh'n.
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aorn maB bfs am Gonneritag Den
30 0ttober, puo gieb Bis Samitag
BEN %. Ottober Iesteres ni6t ipater
bis 10 llbr gormittags our Stelle
The Yale expositor., 1910-06-03

HHICAGO.-It Is very seldom that
" old Dobbin falls of the wagon"
but this is exactly what happened to
horse belonging to William Britten.
on North Clark street. Britten, an
expressman. was delivering a cask OF
wine to the North Side Turner hall.
S2S North Clark street, when II
slipped from the truck and, striking
against the curb, broke open on the
sidewalk. Dobbin smelled of the en-.
chanting liquid as II uickled into the
gutter and his soul thirsted for great
things. Leisurely he drank while
Britten was inside the building "ex.
The Yale expositor., 1910-06-03
Trials of the Gotham Crossing "Cop"

lcemen hate the taxi-chaufing breed
Big private autos charged at him
top speed and stopped miraculously
In half their length at the wave of his
white-gloved hand. From four direc-
tions at once heavy-footed teams drag
ging enormous loads of freight
thumDed ponderously his way.
A mere incident of his job was the
changing of bells by frantic motor
men. anxious to keep the double car
line clear.
At the Broadway curb a dominating
woman stood and gesticulated at him
savagely. Come on acrost," said Big
Bill, through the roar. I'll see you
troo."
She shook her head angrily and
crooked her forefinger at him with the
effect of an archangel catching
seraph in the sugar barrel. Bill held
up the traffic four ways with a wave
OF his hand. For a moment there was
an oasis of sweet peace on Broadway
On the four corners drivers and
chauffeurs and motormen cursed
viciously, as they set the screeching
brakes. Bill got the lady's elbow.
Why didn't you come before?" she
demanded, savagely II want to know
lis this Broadway"
The Yale expositor., 1910-06-03
Dobbin Falls Off the Water Wagon"

planning" and having suddenly be-
come endowed with agility in his old
age, started on journey down the
street.
He leered at the passing vehicles
with drunken disdain and virtually
blocked all traffic as he took in" the
street from curb TO curb. One ear
remained erect, while the other
dropped, and no circus horse ever was
guilty of the fancy steps which Dob
bin executed on Clark street.
Pedestrians stopped in amazement,
and those who had seen the wine and
knew the cause OF Dobbin's hilarity
gathered in crowd to encourage and
applaud. A policeman took Dobbin In
tow and Strengthened him out as best
he could until Britten was summoned
Dobbin could not be annoyed by any
more work and Britten was compelled
to lead his steed slowly and painfully
home
The Yale expositor., 1910-06-03

NEW YORK.-"If it wasn't for the
~ rougher SEX" says Big Bill, the
traffic cop at the corner, me life'd
be dream. no less. Sure, mean
wimmen. The felly that named thin
the gentler sex, guess, lived on a
desert island. There couldn't ha' been
none of 'em near"
He was doing his dervish dance in
the middle of the street. On one side
reared the big freight autos, loaded
down with bales and barrels. The
fast newspaper delivery machines
shot by now and then with a scream
that demanded q right of way.
Hard-headed horses fought with
their drivers as to whether they
should or should not turn at the cor
ner, Big Bill, meanwhile, apparently
missing death a dozen times over.
Taxicabs hooted. but mildly, for II is
known of all chauffeurs that traffic po-
The Yale expositor., 1910-06-03

Mr.. William A. Radford win answer
questions and give advice FREE OF
COST on all subjects pertaining TO the
subject of building for the readers or
this paper. On account OF his wide eNpe-
Tience as Editor, Author and Manufac-
turer. he Is, without doubt, the highest
authority on all these subjects. Address
all inquiries TO William A. Radford, No.
1874 Fifth Ave-, Chicago. ILL.,, and only
enclose two-cent stamp for reply.
Although we deplore the steadily ad-
vancing prices of building material
and labor, We are often reminded OF
the truth of the old adage that there
is no great loss without some gain"
In endeavoring to present houses that
we have learned to economize in ways
that otherwise would not have been
thought Of Particularly is this true
in regard TO space that heretofore has
been wasted in angles and irregularly
shaped rooms. We are learning that
by making the rooms compact we can
accomplish as much in a moderately
proportioned house as we previously
did in houses much larger. We gain
much by throwing the small rooms to-
gether with wide openings, thus get
ting the effect of large airy apart
ments.
In these days of flats and apartment
houses small families are not accus-
toned TO living in a great big house
with parlor and sitting room and one
or two chambers. Consequently the
Story and a half cottage is becoming
very popular. and the bungalow even
more so. having all its rooms on one
floor. One large livable room is a
splendid substitute for the parlor and
sitting room. The small kitchen is
very popular among the modern house
wives. especially among those who are
accustomed TO the small kitchenette of
the fiat. The small house diminishes
the fuel bill and is much more easy to
care for. Many home builders are of
the opinion that a pantry is waste OF
The Yale expositor., 1910-06-03
BABY'S SCALP CRUSTED

"Our little daughter. when three
months old, bega:- to break out on the
head and we had the best doctors to
treat her, but they did not do her any
good. They said she had eczema Her
scalp was {. solid scale all over The
burning and itching was So severe that
she could not rest, day or night We
had about give up all hopes when we
read Of the Cuticura Remedies. We at
once got a. cake of Cuticura Soap, a
box of Cuticura Ointment and one bot
tie of Cuticura Rcsolvent, and fol-
lowed directions carefully. After the
first dose of the Cuticura Resolvent,
we used he Cuticura Soap Ireely and
applied the Cuticura Ointment. Then
she began 20 improve rapidly and in
two weeks the scale came off her
head and new hair began TO grow. In
a very short time she was we'll. She is
now sixteen years of age and pic
ture of health We used the Cutl-
cura Remedies about I've weeks, reg
ularly, and then we could not tell she
had been affected by the disease. We
used no other treatments after we
found out what the Cuticura Remedies
would do for her. J. Fish and Ella NJ.
Fish. Mt. Vernon, KY, Oct IL, 1902"
The Yale expositor., 1910-06-03

NEW YORK.-When Ellis Hart, night
~ watchman, heard an awful racket
upstairs in the lead pipe storehouse at
451 West One Hundred and Twenty
fifth street, just before daylight re-
Gently, he was scared badly. There
was clashing of metal. humping,
scratching and holloaing, and, with
great presence of mind. Hart realized
that it would be silly to go up to the
third floor all alone and try to make
so many and such bold rufflans go
away.
Anyone who could heave heavy
lengths of lead pipe around that way
was a match for the regular police,
man to man. Hart was sure, and be-
sides he counted the distinct and sep
arate footsteps of at least dozen of
the strapping fellows. Warily he tip
toed to the telephone in the Office and
stealthily he called up the nearest
police station.
Burglars! he whispered to Lieu
tenant Miller. Plenty of them. Send
around the reserves and a wagon or
two
The Yale expositor., 1910-06-03
Is Your Mind a Triangle or Circle? :?

not properly balanced. The real test
of attraction she added solemnly,
lis smell"
''But clean people don't SMELL" OBJ
jected the interviewer.
"Oh, yes, they do" affirmed the ex-
ponent of odorology. Each individ'
ual has a personal odor which Is
strongest in moments of great hap
piness OF great anger.
Il suppose you know" added Mrs.
Rique carelessly. that women's fash
ions, II you admire them properly,
prophesy events. For instance when
| saw the shop windows full OF plaids
In 1895 ] said: 'Plaids mean war.
This country is going to have war
my friends laughed at me. The
United States will never have anoth'
er war; they said.
1--WE shall see,' answered. 'Ro-
man plaids mean war, and from the
amount of yellow in the plaids ]
should say our war would be with
Spain
Then there was the woman's craze
for purple. Purple means power and
penance. II stood for the power oi
the monopolies and the penance
Roosevelt would make them do"
well, what do the 'Chantecler' hats
propose?" was asked.
"Aeroplanes, of course" exclaimed
Mr.. Rique, triumphantly. THE com
plete triumph of aeronautics.
"And the big hats women are wear.
ing now mean burdens, mean drudg-
cry, mean suffrage, self-support, all
the things they are clamoring for.
oh, yes, all those things are coming.
Whether or not we like them when
| we get them is another story"
The Yale expositor., 1910-06-03
Burglar Has Claws, Fur and Four Legs

What do they look like?" asked
Lieutenant Miller, guardedH.
"Come around and see for yourself"
insisted Hart.
Lieutenant Miller went into the re-
serve room and woke up everybody
he could find. Leaving one policeman
to guard the station house fixtures,
everyone else sprinted up the street
There were 80 in the race. Lieuten-
pipe storehouse and some over the
roofs to shut off escape, and some
around on Manhattan street to catch
anything that might try to break out
by the rear.
There was that terrible noise still
going on on the third floor and the
Gordon of police closed in. One brave
policeman listened at the very door.
A bowling and scufTling greeted his
ears.
Jump in, boys!" cried Lieutenant
Miller. There was a concerted rush
into the room, where evidently some
spirited drama was being enacted.
The police crowded in, then stopped,
arrested by astonishment
There were criminal and victim.
The criminal, caught in the act, was a
large black cat of ferocious appear
ance. The victim was a hysterical
canary bird. which had screamed for
help until it had a sore throat. The
two were separated by the brass
wires of a bird cage.