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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-08-03

auBer in GatIorD, bdttsn tie aud nod
in Gan Sole uno anoeren StdoteH
on Der aUfte geurbeitet. Snneraolb
peniaer Wonate bdtten iie Bduren IN
Bsrtbe BON mehrereu tauieno Dollars
erbeutet. rn ie0em Safe haben tie IN
berielbsn Weiie opsrirt. Qeter 9drttRs
iteQst ii9 nit einem Softer, in bem
fia Elm GROCER ihpar3er Sad betaRb,
por benz GQoen, Der beitobIen lperp.n
ioQts, Quf. Die beiOeu 8atten betraten
ponn bas Qotol, UNI 3nar tru9 Der
Maun babel elm Iangea 'bmar}es
Cape Ieiner Satin auf oem Ltnten
Grm. Ddbreno bic 5rau it6 oann
cine Wenoe Suhen oorIegen IIeB, itedte
ibr 8utte oues, mas er ersrelfen
tonnte, unter ous Cape. 2luf Elm oerz
abreoetes 5iqnul oerlieb oas poat
bonn ben Qaben, uno Peter 5artns
Itedts bic 9eute in oen groBen Sad.
8te6itGhle in ettpu sinem haIben Dub@
enc peri6ieoerer 2dben bat bos puar
einaeitunoer.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-08-03
aus oem Sunoessebdnoe.

- llflmdu, Treifus &: 60. iperben
iid tpeg.u anseblider uebertretuHg bes
2e6snsmittelgeisBss uo- ben gunbesz
beb0rben gu perantporten habcn. gle
IolIen einen gitronersrtratt in ben
Wartt ae6rdht baben. Der fir Die nuz
a.tiinoieteu 3ped. uollig pertblos i.in
Ica. Die 5irmd bat 3tpar auf ben
Gtiqu.tien bas Dort rsSmitation" ses
brudt, mas isboh bic unesbli4e 8es
i.b.siibsrtretuag nitt ouibebt.
- Die gamben Sron Norts baben
sssen bic Glaee osr Stabt, ourh peis
DE oisfeIbs ben getraq bon $4719.61
3uriiderlaneen min, eintn Ginuauo
.rboben. bebaupisno. baB bic Stabt
bic 4rbtitsn auf einen ihriftliheH
aontratt bate osre.beH miiHeu. Dos
iti niht gsihsbsn, folgli6 tonne fie
aud nidt auf Riideritattung Der fir
bic a.Isiitetsn 4rbsitsn b.sabitsn Sums
me tlossn. Die Gamotn sSroH Wcrts
baben bic Stabt betunntlih ielbit duf
cine grDBsre Summe fir stlisfsrt.
Waidinen pertlagt.
- Jrl. 4od 6. Brothers, tpsthe Ro.
43 On Bisrte Strabe Elm puBma6erz
seIhdft bstrisb, meloets geitern i'm
8unoesserift ibrsu Bancroft an uno
Rihter Solliiter erHannte ben 4nlpalt
5arrp 6eb als ReesiUer. Die 8.r>
binblihtsiien betrassn $4,000 urb Die
8eitdnbe $4,000. llnter ben 4ttioa
befinosu fif $1,000 8uhfornerungeH,
bic 300 gum sbsil reife gincinnaties
rinnen Der pubmaherin fhulois ses
blisbeH iinb. Die 5oroerunsen rans
siren bon s. an aufip6rts. Cine iSrau
osren Mann als RilIion6r GILT. III
oem SRI. Brothers bic 6iit. sebn Sabr,
long ~.hrlid4 fd,ulois sebIisbsn.
- arato 3. 1opp. Der aIs glsrt i'm
Waiferamt anaeitelIt lit. loipie ieins
Gbefrau 6enrietta 1opp luhtsn oe.
fern i'm 8unpesseridt um gsrbdn.
sung hes Observation-Disclosures na6
!, 5opp mar friibtr 4nipalt unb elm pro.
miaeHter polititer. Gr fhuIost aui
Rot.n sttpds iiber $1,000 unb ieir
germ0sen betrdst $141. Seine Jrnu
fduloei $500 unb ibr gsrm0oen be.
irdsi $40.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-08-03

psrt6 iit 6ier6ei bic Sbutiuae, ooB Die
2uromuiTe oas 4roma uno Den 9es
idmad Der Cigarette in tetner 2Bel'e
besinFluBt. Die grfinoung 1T IN Der
5hut BON grOBerer geoeutung, lpenH
man iif uergsgentpGrtiet. ME un3ablI8
uiele 3inoh0I3aen tdgIi6 aleln 1non
Don ben Rau6ern oerbruuht peroeH.
llebriaeus bat bic Sirmu au3 stn gu
Iosputeut fir 3isorreu errpprben, Die
nit benz slsi6sn 3iinoItoff Osrisaen
fperoen.
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gie e,ldnhiner hes Raffeefanbz

- Die Gldubiger beg Raffeebdnbs
lers Carl 8. Wen5e[ Don gio. 7 8sit
Siebente Strabe, bic am Wontag um
ginleitung oes Observation-Disclosures
eintumsn, itelltsn geftern ben antrog
duf Grnennung zines Receipsrs. Die
Qttiba betrdgen $4,000.
- Ger plumber Worris Roienfelo
bat geitern ebenfn(ls um 9erbdngnn5
bes Observation-Disclosures nahssiuht.
Setne S9ulosn tetrdgsn $3.50. Gr bdt
$170 8u6forosrunsen unb auberDem
@srt5euge i'm Dsrtbe pon $50, Die
jebo9 in Die MaiIe nidt singsIdlohen
tperoen follen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-08-03
1euer.

I'm Der aii6e ots Sobn gbriiiena
ION. Inn orittsn Stodipert bes BON
mebreren isamiIisn beip0bnttn 5auics
9o. 1912 grtsman 4oenue. plasis ses
tern Der gdlouh, tpelher ben 0os@
ofen NIT Der 9aslsitung perbano.
Ias ausiiromenbs Gas tnt3iinbs!t
jid unb oas 6aus fiilts iid in turser
.seit init Rauh. untsr ben geipohnern
entiionb grobs aufrsguns, lss
bod erreidtsn ale unnerIsDt
bas Ersie. Das unbeoeuteHoe Jeuer
ipurbs nuf einen Stillaldrnt bin ass
loI6i, .be nsnnensDsrtber Shooen
onqeri&tst ipprben mar.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-08-03
Snrs Tiatouiiien.S .Suipital.

Gum g.iten hs 3sutl6eu BRO
tsitantiIden 8iatouiFeu Sofpitals
finbst am 8onnsritaa, 4. auguit, i'm
Rabiion Bart su Sdtlsp elm pitnis
ftatt. DdTeIbe itebt unter Der 2eitun1
bes riihrigsn Damsnpersins, Der nih.s
unperiutt Idbt, um Dem Sseits Grfoln
au perIdaffsn. gs tpiro nidt nur Wlit.
taesHsu ionosrn aud abeno.fen ier.
Dirt unb audi ionit fino aQs arranss'
ments s.troFFen. um alien 5beilne6'
msrn sin.n psrsniistsn Tag gu berei'
ten.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-08-03
gereiteIter Ginbraf.

1rau 5arrn 5optins. bon 5ath unb
2ouben Strdbt. Wit. abams. puroe
seitern Wcrssn in oller 5riibe burf,
elm perbdhtises 0erduIh aus oem
Sdlafe gstpedt uno .ntbedte sipei
Uadnner, peihe burf Elm Seitsnfens
iier BON Der Gouben Strabe aus Elm.
geitiesen iUareH. 4uf ibre 5ilferufe
ersriffen bic Ginbrecher Die Gludt unc
snttamtH In csr GunteIheit.
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aus Der 0anfe!siammer.

Der 9,rpaltunssrat6 Der Sanb.lss
tammtr bat in isin.r seitrisen Sisuus
bic Serren Gouis .. 9i.ries uno
Walter 2. 9ple sur Mitslieofhait
sepiblt. 6. +. Dennis. Der Gbefs
5euinipettor, pirb bic Sanoelstam'
mer duf Der aonpention Der Vational
Gan 4Hoeiation psrtrsten. bic pom %.
big %. aueuit in Gebor point. g..
itdttfinoet. 4uf Gmpfsbluns bes
aommittess fir g.trsiees sSnipettior
puree bas mort6en .nsu" aus be,
R.ssl fir Getreioes9laiiifisirurs se'
itrihen. gs tpuroe aneefiibrt, oob e
ssin poiitiDes Waittel eebe. um altss
bon u.u.m Gsireioe gu unterid.ioen.
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Sd)iffsuab

Rsp gort, 2. Qug. Nngetom.:
r6dmburg" unb Oceanic" Don Sea-
pei; r&aiIer Wilbelm Der 8roBs" BON
Bremen.
2tb9egargsn: .Roorbam" naa 8ot>
terbam; raaiier 8ilbelm H." na4
Bremen.
Oobsr. angst.: rWanitou" 0on
philadelphia.
Gtbraltar. Qbgeg,: ra0nigin
2uiis" nad Nelp gort.
Qntnerp.n. Qugef.: g4rOon>
lamb" bon ReD Yorf.
2Onbon. 2Gngst.: pMinn:tontu"
BON ReD gort.
Bremen. gngetom.: .&ronprin5
Wilbslm" pon Neip Yort.
gofon. ab8eg.: rSOernia" no6
Qlperpoot.
2iDsrpool. 2l6geg.: nSoroHia"
Rah Bolton.
RsaPsI. an9st.: .qannOnio" Don
Rem Yort.
Sifbguaro. Qnget.: yGampds
mia" pon R.D Yort, mad 2toerpool Be:
itimmt.
Sop.nbu8en. 2tn8et.: nOscol
H." Don 9teD Yort.
Bremen. 4ngst.: r8eorgs Bai9
ingtpn" Don Rslp Oort.
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sciuen gerlebmngen crlescn.

Der 40 Sabre alte SObn grnit, Elm
1ubrmonn BON Der Yort unD 2inn
Strabs, tpelder am %. Sult an Der
Is. unb blum StraBe einen 9ufi6Iag
BON einem ausihlasenben Moultbier
.r6ielt, erlag geitern i'm ftdotiiden
hoipital ben erlittenen TerIeBungen.
Der Coroner Or. goe tpuroe 6endhz
rid,tiot uno prbnete einen Jnoueit on.
Grnft mar unperbeirathet.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-08-03
Jn(anO Ve(egrap6
Ginbesmoro uuo Sel5
more.

morp.
9apenport, Sopa. 2. Qug. -
;yrau Rid Veblieu, be Satin zines
'Sarmers, bat lih uuo i1re beiosn jung
iteu Aineer, Wdbdsn I'm 4lter pon t
besp. ,tpei sabr.n. mi. Strpduin Der
siftsi, nahbem fie por5sr fir ale brel
bic gosteniIeioer iorgilltis berserldtet
bate. Sbre Glteite So4tsr, Elm nod
gang iunses Wdo9en, 'Oar tirslih nit
einem piel Gltsr.n Uldnns ourh9es
brannt unb irito.m mar oi. 5rau isbr
nieoers:ihlasen.
Bon 4lastu r14 5erus.
gan Srancisco, Gal, 2.
Das %. Ser. Stuaten SnfanteriesEes
siment, bas am SouHtls an goro oes
5rdnsportbampfers rguforo" bier an
fam, nntbem .s spsj Sabre lang IN
gllasta geeient, ein5 am Dieu'tdg
9aahmittns noch Sort Sam. 6ouIton
in 5srus ob. Das R.9iment itebt uns
ter hem aommanoo sss Col. alfrso
Rtnnolos.
Der Stdnb Der g guum 10 o I.
ernte.
Dafbington, .. g., 2. 4us.-
Der 9ur1idnittsItauo Der Baum
ipollernte mar am %. Suli 75.5 PRO
aent bon elmer normaIsH Grnte, segen
80.7 am %. Suni uno 71.9 am %.
Suli norisen Sabr,s uno einem Durhs
fhniit bon 1874 in ben lsBten 5eba
Sobren.
Die 9en0lferung BON 3 or
Wonne unb Sout5
9enb, Sno.
Wafhinston, 3. 6. 2. 4us,
Ginem Beritt bes Genius Bureaus
5ufoIse bat Jort Wapne. Suo., ein'
gspOltsruns BON 1888, seaen As. 5.15C
i'm Sabre 1900; uno South Benb. Sn.
oiand. cine folne pon 53.684 ssger
| $500 I'm sabre 1900.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-08-03
8oIofef. Ses Sicoertrans.

2lm iommenbeH SonntaJ, ben Z.
ququfi, peronital.st o.rginciHnati 2is'
b.rtrans in bem 10 maI.riit gsl.ssn.H
5umboIot gart sin NoIofeit. DIE
Serrsn bonn 9srguIgungs.ommttts:
rreroen nihts uneettGn Iaiieu, nm ben
,seiteaIten einen perqHiigten Gag ju
bereiten uno oas Set miro iih obne
,Sraae in Der 8eiie Diiroig ben INT
heren @eranitoIt,lngen oes Cincinnati
Qieoerfrans onreiben Eie geneIn'
ihnitIihe slbfobrt er'olgt I'M neun
llbr Roraens per S:raBenbabn Don
Der Gnrrel StraBe ous.
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gar6aroiia llnterit. gcrcin.

Der gdrbaroFa unterIt .8eretn Ia
bet Ulitalieber uno Greuuoe gu i,in.m
10. Stiftungsfeit elm. bds am Conn
taa, 7. auguit, ourd Elm Yjtnic in 81.
beritumpf's Gartsn aui prite 6iq be-
oanoen tperb.n ion. 1as nit oen 9or=
bereitung.n bsiraute aommittse bat cie
qrranoemenis in better g8.jie 8strOff:n
unb ltelIt alien gbeilnsbmern einsa
peroniaten Gag in ausii6t. I'm ous
5HtsreHs am 5eft 5u sr3o6tn, 1T eiu
qreis bon S. gsitiftst poroen. o.Tsn
grperb.r burh Das Zoos sntiAieoen
pernen ioQ.
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Gin 4ut tompb Bill nit etnem
babn3ug tollibirt.
Wtarton, Sbio, 2. 2lug. aobert
Place, "a Sabre alt, unb Delbert 8enea
oict, Elm AZ SABRE alter gianOb6noler,
Duroeu am Oienitug abeno tDotlid)
Oerlebt, ais ibr QutomobiL nit einem
5ra4t3ug toGibirte. Die beioen Utdn>
ner tpuroen 80 BuB nett fortgeIhleus
bert.
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Sur3br,uHn.

Der 15 Sabre alis Carl 5inion
bon Ro. 3071 8etiman Strabe ipuros
esii<rn Der polissi als permibt ss4
ntlbet. Der anabs .Rifernte iih am
Mentog Wlorgsn aus Der elterlihsn
Mobnung nnb IisB iib ieitbem niht
tpieber bliden. gr brannie b<rei.s bel
einer friiberen Gelsssnheit ieinen Ga
ttrn bard, iebrte isnon no1 einigen
8aoen, ssm esimps6 srSriffsA sarad.
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Der 13 Sabre alte Tot9an Simon,
30. 1914 Gutter Strdbe, tpeldsr DOR
etipd a6t 9agsn an Der Court StrdBe
BON einem unbetdnnten ytanne nit eiz
nem Stsin an ben aopf gsporTen
ipuroe unb cine ihlimme Bunoe baz
pontrug, liegt, am Storrtrumpf lei
oenb, i'm itdbtifden 5oiPitol Oornie.
Der. Ssin 3uitanb lit ein tritiiter.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-08-03
Die yenp0ntnr.

fir bi.f.s glatt tDure.H s:it.rn BON
ben Cptit.rn 6. aI.in & Bro,
-. ABS Rae. Strabe, FOIs.nb. g.m.
erotur unt.rihi.oe r.giFtrirt:
Um gm Rn Q Rm
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Matjess6 ss6eringe.

eeHrh 0stsfeg
$50 ~. 6. ctr. nahe Central fIse.
The Washington herald., 1910-12-20
JEST FORE CHRISTMAS.

Father calls me William, sister czIs me VIII
Mother calls me Willie bat the feilers cAI Bill
Mighty glad I amt q girl-ruther be boy.
Without them sashes, elrls, an things that's worn
hy Fauntlproyi
Love 10 cliaWuk green APPLES an 90 sWimmin' IN
the like
Hate to take the casto-le they give for belly
achel
NOS all the time. the whole year ruuna there
amt no flies on me,
But Jest fore Christmas I'm 81 good as kin hei
Got yeIer dog named sport. sick hun On me cat;
First thing she knows she doesn't know where she
is at
slide
long cones the grocery cart, an " al houk a
But s-psts--s -tszs the gruozy man Is worried an
He reaches at Us With his whip an hrurs up hts
An then I hr an hOgler. ''oh. 70 nsTs teehed
But Jest fore Christmas I'm as good as Kin b!
Gamma says she hopes that whrn I git to be a
TN h. uisyionarer ike her oldest brother. Dan.
As was ct up BIZ the eamibuls that lives in Cey-
Ions Isle,
Vhere cgery prospect pleases, an only man is vilei
But eran ma she has never been TO see Wild West
show,
Nor read the life Of Daniel Boone, or slse guess
she'd know
That Buf1o BIZ an COWBOYS is god enough for
ne,
E1oep' Jest fore Christmas. when I'm good as
Kin bel
And then old sport be hangs around. 50 suissnn-
Ike an still,
His eyes they seem a-zyin': whats the mAtte=.
little BilS''
The Old cat sneaks d0Sn on her perch an Won
deTs what's become
OF them two enemies Of hern that used to make
things hum
But ! am 50 petite an tend 20 earnestly TO biz.
That mother says to father; How improved our
Willie is"
But father. haEin been a big hissel suspicious ne
When JEST fore Christmas. I'm good as KIN be!
For Christmas, with its lots an lots Of candies.
cakes, an toys,
Was made they say, for proper kids an not for
naughty boys;
So wash yer face an brssh yer hair, an mind yer
p's and as
An don't bust ont yer pantaloOns. and don't wear
ont yer shoes;
Say u essum 10 the ladies. and ''YeSzIr'' TO the
men,
An when they's Company don't pass yer plate for
PIE again;
But. thinkin Of the things yer'd Ike to se upon
that tree
jest fore Christmas be as good as ser Kin be.
-EGgene Field.
,Frum Love Songs Of Childhood. Copyright. lsss.
BY Eagene Field. Published b. Ghsrles Serb
mars SonsJ
The Washington herald., 1910-12-20
SEEKS A LIMITED DIVORCE
Wife of Army Surgeon Begins
Court Proceedings.
Mrs. W. b. Carr Asks Separation,
Charging Husband with De-
seFtiOn and NOnsuPport.

Alleging desertion and nonsupport,
Eleanor Meg. Carr yesterday filed suit
for limited divorce and aIimony from
Dr. William 3. Carr. DR.. Carr. on June 3
last. was commissioned an assistant sur
geon in the United States Army with
rank of first lieutenant, with monthly
pay, together with quarters and other
perquisites, amounting 10 about S217.
Mrs. Carr says that they were married
March p, 1903, in this city. after an ae-
quaintance OF only a few weeks" Plain
tiff adds that they lived together ''at in
terVals" until about June last, when DIT.
Carr deserted her and refused absolutely
TO live with her or support her; that she
has been compelled % depend upon her
father for her support
1t is alleged by Mrs. Carr that she went
TO Fort Monroe on July Is last. endeavor-
ing to effect a reconciliation, but that her
husband refused TO provide a home and
live with her; that he often declared that
he had grown tired of her; that they were
unsuited TO each other; that he desired to
be released from the marriage contract
and thar he offered 10 furnish statutory
grounds to her 20 secure an absolute di-
vorce. but that she refused.
The Washington herald., 1910-12-20

Science and Health" according 10 the
precepts established by Mrs Eddy.
Word has come 10 Boston that since
MIS- Eddy's death Mrs. Stetson has been
particularly active in drawing her stu
dents attention 10 the Unfitness OF the
board OF directors 10 rule in Mrs. Eddy's
place. saying that they were no better
calculated TO eXpound the higher
thoughts OF Science and Health" than
a primary scholar would be 10 act as a
tutor IN iOgarithms-
The directors have heard that Ms.
Stetson teaches her pupils to believe that
the accommodation which was passed
upon her by the board last November
cannot and does not bar her from Chris
tan Science. inasmuch as the directors
have no power 20 debar her from the
pursuit OF her own religious thoughts.
II has also been reported to the heads Of
the church that within the last few days
Mrs. StetsOn has made preparations TO
launch her claims to successOrship pub
Hcly.
The Washington herald., 1910-12-20
CHURCH DIRECTORS
FEAR MRS. STETSON
ExcOmmunicated Leader Nay
Demand Recognition.

Boston. Dee 19-The directors OF the
mother church OF Christ Scientist have
reason to believe thai Mrs. Augusta +.
Stetson. the communicated leader or
the First Church in New York, is TO be
the first to test their power as spiritual
and temporal leaders Of the Christian
Science Church. This belief is backed.
so il is learned. with tangible evidence
Of rebenious activity on the part OF Mrs.
Stetson, which is IN the hands of mother
church directorate.
The I'VE members OF the board know
that Mrs. Stetson numbers her follow
ing in New York and outside of that city
between 800 and 400. and that she has es-
tabIished a publicity bureau in New
York. through which she has recently
signed to prove that she is the spiritual
successor to Mrs. Eddy's dictatorship
and the only one capable Of constructing
The Washington herald., 1910-12-20

One Of the m01ern reforms that vii come q
Turkey under the new regime VIII be the dsInmine
d lake that VII proaacs about So0o horssposer
electncaIly
The Washington herald., 1910-12-20

skirts are narrow and straight bosh for practical
and dressy wear.
The Washington herald., 1910-12-20

SMART handbag is as necessary
~ 10 the modish womans toilette
I y as her hat or gown. II Is
necessity, not merely an orna-
ment And no woman feels comfort
able II the shopping bag she Is car
raging has grown little shabby or
possibly is out OF style. So a nice
one is always an acceptable gift. An
opportunity TO buy a smart bag at the
price OF an ordinary one, which comes
from IN establishment in + street.
between Twelfth and Thirteenth,
where the latest things in leather are
TO be found, is now offered holiday
shoppers. Bags of all kinds which
are Northumberland l think I never
knew so many different styles for
one season-are exhibited on tables
in the center of the store, where the
prices are plainly marked, so it is an
easy matter 60 select one All are
marked at a discount OF from g 10
40 per cent from their original prices
n attractive favor which has
"A proved a popular one at con
1 4 fectioner's in Fourteenth
street, between F and G
streets. is a tiny brass coal bod flled
with choice candies, and having
shovel tied at the side with bright
red ribbons. It's price Is % cents.
Other pretty little brass, gilt, and sill
yer novelties. from TO cents UP. may
be found here which are up TO date
and designed 10 furnish much amuse-
ment at holiday parties Santa Claus
stockings sell also from 10 cents up.
-. in. -.
candy line is the pure sugar kind, IN
all sorts Of shapes TO please the kid
dies, and which will not be injurious
20 them
4 PRETTY gift from q well
"A known and reliable jewelry
I y store in street. between
Ninth and Tenth streets. is a
little dish OF cut glass. trimmed with
silver. which IS used for sliced lemon.
With the fork. which is used I'm serv-
ing il. in a nice case. it costs only
$50.
q CONFECgTIONER in G street
"A between Twelfth and Thirteenth
( y streets, will ship 70 any part
OF the United States a two
pOlNU DIX OF ms CHOICE bDAHNlS sAliu
chocolates for $3.50. These include de-
licious pure food candies. which have
pure fruit coloTings, rich chocolate
coatings or filings, fruit pastes favor
ed only with the fresh fruit juices,
candies luscious with the finest or nut
products. and a greaI variety OF plain
or fancy CONNECTIONS Such a gift from
home 20 tourists soiouTning in sunny
elimes away from Washingtons win
try winds and snOw-hlled streets viii
he one that viii be appreciated on
Christmas morning.
NOVELTY recently made 10
a order for a big leather house
- in street, between Thir-
teeenth and Fourteenth. is a
Nat key pocket OF pigskn. itted with
a dozen straps, having swivels like
those on watches, which make the
loss of a key impossible Each strap
is numbered and the case has dOu-
bic clasp This makes a unique and
practical gift for a man. and as il
costs only $50. it is an inexpensive
one
The Washington herald., 1910-12-20
MENUS AND RECIPES.

TO-Giay's Menu
BREAKFAST
Fruit
Cereal Sugar and Cream
Baked Eggs flashed Potatoes
Mullins Coffee
LUNCH.
Ham Salad
Apple Dumplings Tea
DINNER.
Clear Tomato Soup
Braised Lambs Liver
Boiled Potatoes
Dreamed Carrots
Parsnip Salad Remoulade Sauce
Waters Cheese
Baked Custards
Coffee
Recipes.
Parsnip Salad-Serape three mediums
sized parsnips and cut into thin slices.
Cover with boiling water and sim
mer for fifteen minutes, drain. and
dry. Dredge each slice with -four,
and fry golden brown in a little
butter; drain on paper and set
aside until cold. Arrange in a heap in
the center OF a dish, press some finely
boiled ham into little balls and
arrange them around the parsnips, alter
mating them with hard-boiled eggs cut in
half. Garnish with cress and serve.
Remoulade Sauce-Put the yolks OF
three haEd-boiled eggs in bowl and
mash or pound very smooth. Add TO
them a pinch Of dry mustard. salt. and
cayenne to taste, and one teaspoonful OF
tarragon vinegar Work in very gradu-
ally three tablespoonfuls of olive oil.
then the yolk of raw egg, being care
ful 10 stir only in one direction TO pre-
vent curdling Now add gradually two
more Of vinegar and serve
at once.
The Washington herald., 1910-12-20

Tbs bOrderrd chitsOns in 'ombrs" eject arc ca
tremely smart
The Washington herald., 1910-12-20

Amber may be black, white. brown. and
green as we'll as yellow.
IE one day recently 1903 persons ar
rived in New York from Europe
The most powerful electric light in uss
is at the Sydney lighthouse in Australia.
The Washington herald., 1910-12-20

Mrs. J. W. McNabb. who has been on
a visit to friends and relatives IN New
York. will return to this city the latter
part of the week. on her way T. Tun-
Melton. W Va. 10 join her husband
there
The Washington herald., 1910-12-20

Miss Louisa Apple Is expecting rela-
tives from North Carolina and Virginia,
TO spend the holidays.
The Washington herald., 1910-12-20

Mrs, a. Kicks, daughter and grand
children have returned to the city from
PittsbUrg. and are now making their
home with Mrs. J. Forest Bunch, at 612
+ street northeast
The Washington herald., 1910-12-20
WOULD STOP KISSING.
Cincinnati Official Thinks that the
Practice Spreads Disease.

Practice Spreads Disease.
Cincinnati. Dec. 19-Scott Small. director
OF public safety. is the latest enemy 20
the kiss. He said yesterday that he and
several city officials win 90 before the
board Of health and seek TO secure the
passage Of restrictions against kissing by
certain persons.
Il have gone into this matter carefully
and have talked with distinguished ply
sicians,' said Mr.. Small Il ind that
many of the diseases now prevalent are
communicated by kissing II we can seq
regate these people we will greatly aid
the city and win be making il a much
better place 10 live in Fully one-fourth
OF the people in the hospitals to-day are
there through sickness they have acquired
by the unsanitary kiss"