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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-01-29
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oigen 8detdno 8res@

Iforena Stolien. 28. Sdnuur.
Dem 9ernebmen ndh ipirD bic itulies
niIte Regrrung bic dmerifaniiben
8eborbtn erfudsn, bic Quslieferung
geniFer Ysrionen au ernlosliden. bic
nit 8astdno 8rssci an Der i'm Sabre
1900 erfolgtsn Grmorbung bes a0s
niss 9umbert bstbeiligt gerptien Isin
follen.
Die Ihon frii1sr beri6tet fporber,
mar Elm Wonn, Der zines geringen9ers
brshens dngsflagt mar, nit einem
Qnarhiiten aus gaterion, 81. g., in
cine 3eqe eirgeIperrt tporoen llnb Der
2sst.rs foa fsinem Witsefdneensn ben
adn3en 9erIhnorungsplan auseindn>
oersefeBt baben, Der nit Der grmor=
ouns bes a0nigs 5umbert enbe.e.
Cine Qntnort duf bic eng.
lii6en 9esereisn.
aonbon, %. San. 6rdf WoIffs
metternit fiihrte am ssreitng bei sinem
guntett su Gbpn bes 8s6urtstd0s oes
aaiIers Bilbetm ben 9oriib. Sn ists
ner Rebs, in Der er abermals Die Jries
Densliebe 9eutihldnbs betonte, idqtc
er. bab man nit ben furdtiumen Gsz
miithern, bic fih einbilDeten, bdb
DeutI6ldne nur auf cine 0slegenbeit
tpdrte um iiber cine I9fpdhers Mdtt
bsr3ufdIlen, ui6t arsumsntirsn tonne.
SeutI6lano bdue cine iSlotte, bic TART
gtnug iein muIIs, nm ieinsn INNER
mebr dnpdffsnbsn Ibsriseiihen Sdn.
Def gu beihiiBen. bab es aber nidt
barna6 itrebe. bic itdrtite Sesmaht
Der Q8elt gu rperoen.
Limb bd mir nift bdran bsnten bic
| llebermdht auf Der Gee su srldngen"
| iagts Der 8oti6after gum S6IuB, .iIt
ss duh uur einigermaben psrniinftia
ansuHehmeu, Dap mir uns in sinsn
Streit 3ur Gee einlaien tpiiroen, rpd6,
rsnb mir lpiFen, oaB mir auf BEN
2anbe piel itdrter iino?"
/ Graf Wolff Wstternia belt bi,
Rsbe in oeutIher Sprude Dor 5OC
perionen, bauptidhlih in Qonbon an
/ IGHigsn DeutiheH. sic mar offenba,
aIs 4ntport duf Die forttpd6renbsr
S0sbereien zines 56siIs Der ensIif6er
preiIe uno aetpifsr sRsliihsr pOlitite,
RItimmi.
| Der 9otIhafter iagte aud. bal
TeuiItlano 40 Sabre lang ben Jris
BEN ge5aIten babe unb sr frug oh bic!
pom auoersn UidhteH geiast perosT
tonne.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-01-29
Snlanb Selegrapb.
R edit 10.

Rsp Yort, %. San. - Rafaelo
piIano, Der 2eitsr Der rShtpdr3en
5aHp 9eisuIfaft" in grootlpu, tpurbs
tpssen WoroperIuds 3u elmer 3u6ts
bausitrufs BON funfuno3pan3ig Sab
ren. bic er in Sing Siins ab3uitBeu
bat, perurtbeilt.
rDas pom 9eies dnasmeheHe Strafs
mae. iagts Rihtsr ssaspcett gu benz
angstldgten, .asniiet bel Deitsm niht
in Sbrem 5als. 6ir gale. ME ben
Sbrigen iOllts oas GeisB Isbensldnsz
lihe 3uhtbausftrafs boraeisbsu ha6sn.
sic Iino perurtbeilt fporoen, neil Sic
Vasquale QIbano gu oem Woropsr.
iuhe auf 9uiiepps Gaeacs unterItiiBt
uno angeitifist habeH."
.Sbrs 8srurtbsilung iOa bdsu siss
nsn. ale Ulitglieosr Der .Shipar5en
5ano" bapon gu benahridtissn, oab
bieies Geriht lie ale Die polls Strsnse
bss Gslebes iii6len laTsn lpirb."
piiaHo mar Elm Witglieb Der gans
be, bic gaeare am Y. NoDember D. :.
in sin Saus an Der gononsr Strabe
lc6te. um i'm bort 81 erMoroen.
r Gotparo 8. S1nassrf. I
Ssattls. Wcib., %. San. -
gniparb 8. Shuagerl, 1s bic Gnts
tpiirfe fir bic parts unb 9ouleparo.
tSpiteme bon GIsp.lanb unb Seat.tc
angeferti9t bat, une Der has QiRbel
8oulenarb in Ct. 2ouis ang.lest bat
lit bier i'm 4ltsr bon 6S sSahrsu ge.
itorben.
aus bsm 9arrtau geft BEN
Rem gort, %. San. - qlbert
3. potrit. Der felt 5sbn Sabren i'm
9ef6ngniB iibt unb jeBt tpegsn grmor.
buns bes Wm. Mari1 Rice gu lebens
i1ns!ihsr 3udtbuusitrafs perurtheili
iparos. ipuroe hsute ourh bas appsl,
lationsesridt bonn gurreau ausqer
ialohsn.
patrid bate ss psritonDsn, BON lei
ner Stellung ais 4nipalt uno ieinsl
3usehorigteit gum 8drrsau gprt5ei
gu sitben uno ieinsn 5aIl iauss Sahr,
bon Snitau5 su s5nitan3 in ben gs,
ridten berum3uItleppen. Gr mar be.
reits psesn bes Worbss gum 5oe'
ueraribeilt sporosn, tpuroe aber fpdt.l
nom Gouuernsur su lsbensl1nslihei
3uftbausitrafe begnabigi. patric
bate 6isber Isinen Jdll Dor ben &c
ridten INNER ieIbit oertrstsn, bic!
tann er aber nun nibt mebr tbun
fonoern muB in 3utunft einsm Isinsl
friiheren aoIlsgtn itine Wertkibisun.
iibertrossn. sSn fsinem Gale III i
LETTER Jnitans eas Mort nod ni6t &C
lipsr9eu uorSsa.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-01-29
Gin Nt0rber enttom m n.

8uIlipoIis, 8, 28, Sanuar.
Trdncis 8pobarD, Elm ii6srfiihrter
M0rber, 1T bier am 6rettdg Ietuer
6utern enttommen. 1en Wanne mar
GrIaubntB ertbeiIt fporoen. Der 9eers
bigung Teiner 5rau beilpobnen gu our~
fen. 9oooaro bate einen Wiaru 9tas
mems Willtam Qepiion ermorost.
Natalie 6 9riitp bIeibt Bel
tbrem Yater.
3urespilIe, o, %. SSauuar.
Der RiAter 8. 6. Smit6 bat am ;Frsts
tag gtuhmtttag in bem 5aa entIdiss
ben, oaB 6pfparb ghonoler Gbriftp,
Ger MluIer, bic Sbbut iiber feline 1pns
ter Ratalte srhalten ioa. Der Ridtsr
erfldrte uber, oaB Die Wlutter bdsEett
bab.u ION, ibr Ginb gu ieber 3eit al
beIuhen uno 81 iprehen.
Jruu gbriitp bate permittelIt BEG
5abeos Corpus 9erfahrsns oerfuat,
iiH In ben Gsiis sss aiHSes su iessa.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-01-29
Die ueberi d mem munS in
iruntrei

az I ~ y Afs
9drts, 28. Sau. - Rdhosm bic
Geine tpdhrsne oss sanseH 3ds's
laugIom c6er beitdnbig seiiiegen mar.
rpcren Die 8eb6rben nm Wtitternant
nur i'm StaHee gu iaeen, oab be
5lutb pdbridsinlid1 am lSamltdl
ibren SDRpunft erreihen tuiiroe. atls
RebeHiliiie Der Seins oberbalb bon
garis baben augefdnaeu 81 fallen, IN
garis ieibf bistsn dber bic plelen
griiden uno bic unaeheuren UlansH
pon aneeidipemmtsm 5ols. etc. benz
Ql5lduf oes WaiIsrs 10 grobe 5inosrs
nifIe, oaB bic Jluthen iid in isoer
Gtunoe iiber Elm eroberes aredl aus
breitsn. Die unteriroiihen 5liiIe uno
46suastdnGle iperpen bon ben 5lusbeH
aus ben re eini6lieBenoen Mauern
hsrGusselprengt uuo iiberdll fiilien
fid bic aeller nit WaHsr on uno tpers
ben Die Sunbamente Don Debauo:R
uHisraraben.
4m 9l5sno bot bic Stdbt Elm eigeus
ibimIidss 9lusiebtn. SolbateH, Ulas
irpisn, s5euertpsbrIsuts lmo polisiittn
iino an pislen SteQen ndmit xf6df>
tiat, bsi aagsrfeuern uno Jadelliht
temperate Mauern 81 tonliruirsn, bic
bic iJluibsn aus Der Staot beranshals
fen foasn, 4pdbrenb 3ruppeHabtheilun.
esn bic in Dunislbeii ssbiiItsH Staot.
+hRifs nbbdtrouilIireu.
am GpernpIab mar am 4beno bic
Gituation eine isbr erHIte. Der gdn5e
9lat i'll als unIiher nit SeiIen abqs'
iperrt iporosn. 4uh ioIl oas nsu. Ges
bdube Der gep Dorf Gquitable Gifs
afurance Soeistp in Gsiahr fein einz
suitiir5en.
lln9f6br nsun Guabrutmeilen. cbsr
Der piere gbeil Der Staot itnb jss!
BON ben 1lutben Der Seine ii6er.
ft,tpemmt, basu tommen aher nod bi,
Tiltritts. bic infolss bes geritsns Der
4bsucssdn1le uno Der unteriroii den
IliijTe iibtrIhfpsmmi iporosn ftno. De.
nntere sNil Der Sic ct. Qouis uHa
bic Sls b. Ia gits. no fid1 bic Hotrs
Dame airfe beiinhi. its.n untsr
ggafTsr. Die Gtrabsn Dor benz guil..
rten Garten, bem Qcupre unn ter
UfuIeum iiehsH gars unstr WdiFel
unb bdsIelbs aiIt auth pon sbsiisn bes
plnce be Ia Goneorne.
Die 3abl Der 5liittiaen Die bier an'
fcmmen. III cine auBerorbsnt!ih srcbe
gbdrsnton hd. aflsir $4,000 perfoner
aeThidi. Die BON Calais unb annertr
puntteH bor.bin sstommsn lparen.
Die aage beiiert fih.
I'm Elm llbr an Gamitds Morssr
bate bic 6lalb in paris ihrsH s5hst
rantt erreiht IHp c5erbal6 iinb ieb
aas iSli:fTe i'm 5dlltH. Bis um srrs
llhr Morgsns hdtie fif bic Gage ihor
peisntIif aebeifsrt. ea iicb bas Bttisl
ploblih aesldri bat. Mud III ss .iltel
eefporbsn unb Der Winn III Hnh Gite,
umg.fd,Inasn. 9llIsm glnffein mad
riro bic 9eHtrung .ine permansnt
feiH. Man III jsbt iibtrseugt BARON
bah bas Gnbe In Siht iit unp btrGluI
am Somftns anfunstn iDiro su fallen
Gpdt am Gbsns luutben liusi adbsI
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-01-29
VluslanO.S O.Selegrapb.
Qas Guoe in SiGt.
9ie Seiue erreid)te am Samltag
Mursem nm Gin llbr III
Earis ibrcn bOdlten
Stano
llao man ermartei oab bic Autb'n lsbl
,urdGgf6en wtrOen.
9as meue nnsariid)c @sini'terinn
,d,ou ,pieoer i'm itmfippen.


Ga bas ungarii6e abgsororstsnpdus
Elm gsibtrauensootum ssgsH 6
dbgeee6tn.
gag garldment bis gum 4. Wtar3
psridgt.
Die perf6isosnen parteisn in Grit
henlano
Saben Iia auf cine RsOiiion Der gsrs
faTuns geeinigt.
Die RilitGr 2iga mub aber borber
aufseIOii fuerbsn.
GrsprGiioeut 3siapa fir Die 9inrtds
tunq Der Qmeritaner Grccs uno
Cannon nerantIportlif.
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yNetterberif1f.

sir Ohio unb bas tpe'tltdt
u.nufnIpdnien: 5hnse am Sdnisag.
Sbeilrpsiie betpGlttsr 9imnsl am
Gonntaa, fpabrifsinlt6 S6nss r'a9e
bsm eee. Mdbigs 9orbs unb 9forD"
tptIt Minbe.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-01-29
Graufiees 6 n De.

9uIhart, Ter. %. San. -
Ginem grauIisen 8eidit 1T 7rau G.
u. great, cine Witttpe, gum Spfsr 9s-
faqsn. Die orms 5rau, bic in stnem
nit stpei 9ferben beipannten Waoen
stnsu llmsug belpertiteliaen tpollte,
itiirsts mitiammt benz Gefdhrt BON
elmer 4nhohe in ben hunbert 5uB uns
ter i6r gelesenen 8ooen oes 8lanco
Cannon. SIN Dreen befunb iih ne
ben Der 5rau bsren Sdusling. 8eiH,
abitur3 erplobirte Elm fih i'm Wdgen
befinoliher 9dfoIinofen, ppburd)
Mutter uno ginb na6 benz 9f6itur5
per6rannten. Die nsrtoblten lleber=
bleibisl puroen fpdter bon einsm 8isb.
Iaidtsr ssfunnen.
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UOm supremegeridt uOa J(ew got6
com Barreau ausgsld(OleR.
CT fam isBt perf0nIi4 bic Geri4ts
ni6t mebr nit feinsn petttioHen.
ETC., 6ombarbiren.
Wutter unb ainb nit ibrem Wugen
in sinsn Cannon e:itiir3t unD
lsbsnbig psrbranHt.
Der mor5er Jrancis GoObdrb in
0aQipoIis Ieinen Siiteru eutz
ionlmen,

4Is er Der g.erbiguns ieiner Grau BEL
nobHte.
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protetirt bagegen, Dab II Yro8snt Der
geiammteinrabmsn Der Regierung
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llus Der Smnbesbanptitaot

2lus Der SmnDesbauptitaot
Der 81. Son9reB
Gepr. Dubois BON S9to
protetirt bagegen, Dab II Yro8snt Der
Gsiammteinnabmen Der Regierung
Sir Seer unb 6Iotte atsge9eben pers
ben
llnb nur 3net Pro5ent fir bic 5orbs-
rung Der Qauoptrtbi4aft.
Bon ber gauinger-Q Qtn6otslnteriuz
dung.
Qouis q. 8labis modt intereTIdnte
IusIQgen.
General DiQiam 5. 0roper geitorben.
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Die gdl6dfls(a0e Oes can0es

Die geld6das(a0e Oes canoes
Srns iiiannigfa6er StDs
rnngen inn Mllgemeinen
befrieDigeno.
albert Eatrid, Der W6rSer Ses
Wtilliunars @m. Marib Hiee
BON Neu gurf,
UOm supremegeri6t uoa ]lew gor6
uum Barreau ausgdd(Olea.
CT .ann isBt psrf0nIi4 bic Geri6ts
ni6t mebr nit feinsn petttiOHen.
ETC., 6om6drbiren.
Mutter unb ainb nit ibrem Ddgen
III einen Cannon aeltlIrjt uHD
lsbsnbig psr6ranRt.
Der mlor5er 3rdncis goObdrb in
GaQipoIis ieinen Stiteru eutz
f0nImen,
aIs sr Der 8serbiguns Ieiner Jrdu BEL
ipobrte.
RataIie Gbriitp Der S6fut hires gas
tsrs dnnertraut.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-11-17
THE GROWTH OF SOCIALISM.

The gains made by the socialists in
all parts of the country, as shown by
TIE vote of the November election, in
dicates that the people are seeking
government which is more democratic
and more paternal. With political
government showing that the people
are regarded as profitable to work"
and commercialism openly by its pol
icy showing that they are profitable
to rob, it is not surprising that this
party is gaining in numbers and
strength.
What has happened in Connecticut
we know gain Of over 100 per cent.
The political parties here are taking
notice
Now" says the Springfield Re
publican, "let us see what happened in
the four states to the socialists
In New York, the socialists cast
$1,000 votes. as compared with 3s,451
two years ago.
In California, the socialists cast
two years ago.
In lndiana, the socialists cast 90
000. as compared with 1916 two years
ago.
"In Wisconsin. the socialists cast
about $4,000 as compared with 2S,146
two years ago.
The figures here given for the So
cialist vote in California, Indiana. and
Wisconsin are estimated from the in
complete returns. but they are said to
be approximately accurate"
The socialists have no reason to fear
the present opposition being made to
them. The political. commercial and
other combinations which are crowd
ing the people at every turn are max
Ing socialists faster than their public
speakers who are presenting their
cause and the purpose to the working
masses every week in the year.
More and more concentration in
government is not the way to check
the growth Of socialism.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-11-17
Health and Beauty Helps
BY MRS. MAE MARTIN

Hester: You say you are taking on
hesh at rate that dismays you, and
tell you how to secure stylish slender
ness. l am glad to say you will not
ind my directions difficult to follow
for L do not believe in starving on yio-
lent exercise to avoid obesity. Just
get four ounces of parnotis from your
druggist. dissolve it in 1 IL pints hot
water, and take a tablespoonful of this
harmless fat DISCOVER before each
meal Weigh yourself at the end Of
be delighted with the result. You will
be lighter in spirit as well as body. for
parnotis benefits the general health.
Mrs. R.: To allay and soothe the ir-
ritation and roughness of your com
plexion caused by hard water, sun or
winds apply lotion made as follows !:
Dissolve four ounces of spurmax in a
half-pint of hot water and add two
the palm of the hand and gently rub
excellent excel face wash daily instead Of
serves the skin and beauties the COM
plexion, making 1t soft. smooth and
M. s.: I do not think brunettes are
afflicted with superfluous hairs on the
face any more than are blondes. OF
noticeable. You can easily get rid of
them if you will use deIatone. Make a
paste by mixing a little of the powder
with a little water cover the skin from
which you wish to remove the disfigur-
ing hairs, let remain two or three min
utes, then wipe off the paste and wash
the skin thoroughly with warm water.
Delatone is pretty expensive. Drug
gists charge one dollar an ounce, but it
is worth it. If the hairs should return
they will be thin and almost co1orless
and another application of delatone will
permanently rid you of them.
w. ]. G.: Especially at this season
of the year you should be feeling ener-
getic, full of life and have good appe-
tite Even though. You do not feel
really sick, you should take a good
tonic to rid your b.oOd of it's impurities
and build up your health and strength
generally. Get an ounce of kardene
from any drug store and dissolve it
with half cup of sugar in a half pint
of alcohol; then add enough hot water
to make a fun quart. This. is q. SPLEEN
did remedy for that rundown, tired
| Indifferent feeling you speak of. Take
| tablespoonful before each meal and
| in a short time 1t will restore your ap-
petite and free your skin from those
| pimples and liver blotches which now
annoy you.
Lucy NJ: You have made great
| mistake in neglecting your hair SO
| long. But it is not too late to restore
| it to its former beauty, even il it is
falling, scurfy and weak hair" as you
call it. Regular use of a good quinine
| hair tonic will accomplish wonders. TIC
make this tonic. get one ounce of auin-
Norwich bulletin., 1910-11-17

Annihilating the gypsy moth is
doubtless beyond the power of the
state of Massachusetts or the govern
ment. Millions have been expend-
ed to make an end of it, but it is
found to lay it's eggs in all sorts of
places and TO spin it's cocOons on all
sorts of cars and vehicles. and it is
constantly turning IN in the most un-
expected places. As a general feeder
this moth may be able to perpetuate
itself on shrubs as we'll as forest
trees. 1t has been persistently hunted
and vigorously reduced in numbers,
but the war of determination is for
lorn hope. The moth is too cunning
and prolific to be entirely done away
with.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-11-17

zoin from your druggist. dissolve it in
ne-haf pint of ALCOHOL and add one
half pint of water. Rub this tonic into
the scalp and hair roots two or three
times week, and it will restore your
hair follicles, giving Your hair new life
and glossy. Your Sister viii find this
same quinzoin tonic tie right and true
remedy for her fading, duh and brittle
hair 1t will stop the splitting and
breaking in one or two applications, but
she should continue it's use for several
weeks and resume the treatment when
ever her hair requires it, Read answer
Hermione: You must get the dam
druff off your head. Dandruff is hair
and causes it to fall out. Don't use
soap for shampooing; soap leaves the
scalp dry and hard and streaks the
hair. l know of only one perfect sham
poo. and that is canthrox. All first
class druggists sell it. Just dissolve
teaspoonful of canthrox in a cup of hot
time and rub well-preciseIy as you
would with any other shampoo; then
with clean warm water. Canthfox re-
moves dandruff and relieves itching
hair soft. bright and fluffy. For a hair
I tonic. use quinzoin-described in the
i preceding paragraph
! A B. r.: 1t has been indeed a trying
| season for even the strongest eyes, and
you are only one of thousands who are
/
| eyes. TO relieve the irritation, redness
and graduated lids, get an ounce of
! crystos from your druggist dissolve it
| in a pint of water and drop one two
| drops in each eye whenever the eyes
feel tired, weak or sore. The use Of
| this homemade eye tonic gives bril-
| lance and expression to the eyes, keep
| ing them clear and bright 1t is a
| favorite toilet adjunct with actresses
| and society women.
Betty I don't know who said
| ANY fool can catch a husband, but it
| takes a wise woman to keep one"-but
1 it comes pretty near to being true. For
the sake of your present and future
| happiness. don't neglect your com
pleXion-don't let your skin become sal
| low, dark, coarse or rough; don't let it
| wrinkle or sag Use this homemade
! cream jelly for massaging and face
cream: Get from your druggist one
/ ounce of almozoin. dissolve it In a half
| pint of cold water. add two teaspoon
| fuls of g1ycerine stir well and let stand
| over night. This is the cream without
/ Rrease"-it won't cause hair to grow.
| Gently massage your face and neck and
YOU will find it acts on the skin seek
| ing out the deepest layers, the deepest
| tissues, the deepest cells and there
| works like Ma ture works. thoroughly
| and surely, for skin health. purity, coll
| or and freshness. 1t not only restores a
lost complexion but creates new one.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-11-17
Fall Dress Styles are Reflected in the
New Petticoats.

The new silk petticoats are very de-
sirabIe looking affairs.
Heaped' high upon their counters. or
spread fanWiSe upon polished tables,
their cleaning hues and crisp dainti-
ness make the silk petticoat depart
ment very auuring place.
Each year the silk petticoat is more
carefully fashioned more daintily
planned, more luxuriously finished.
Petticoat making has become fine
art.
This years skirt follows the new
style of dress skirt.
1t has straight. scant lines. 1t has
flat ruffies. 1t gives the vase-like out
line to the figure which the Mobile
is designed to throw into high relief
The "hobble'' petticQat is here, but
it does not promise to have so great a
vogue as the skirt cut straight away
to the foot without the encirchng
band.
This years skirt is not wide and
bouffant it is narrow, and its ruffie
is a flat knife pleating, put on under
bias band, rather than a ruff1ed or
ruche beading.
1t is intended not to do anything but
lie flat ana close to the figure.
The woman with slim figure this
year is indeed the lucky one.
Dresses and skirts are cut to show
her to the best advantage.
Soft silks are used i'll petticoats.
Silks with very little rustic but lots OF
cling
Messaline-sa tiny, sinking, silent
messaline, durable, and pleasant to the
touch-this is the favorite silk used
for the pettcoat to wear under the
clinging evening gown
Mes ca line also soft finished a fife G
in bright plaids, in softly cleaning
Persian designs. or in some of the new
art shades OF green, lilac, wistaria
pink or blue-these are fashioned into
the new scant petticoat of flat, scant
straight lines.
White silk petticoats are lace
trimmed. also, this also put in the flat
effects which shall lie closely to knee
and ankle
The new petticoats. like the new
skirts. are charming, odd and alto
gether alluring.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-11-17

about fourteen years, and in that time
by his ability and good works he has
not only won national reputation,
but an international repute as a COM
petent authority upon the subject.
Governor baldwin viz quite likely
think twice before he Yields to partf-
san pressure and give the commits
sloner hearing upon the combina-
tons and the trickery he has met and
overcome to keep the work free from
political graft and monopolistic
Bleeding. The state will never find a
commissioner more devoted to his
work or truer to every interest of the
state than Commissioner Macdonald.
II he is displaced, the government or
other states Will be likely to employ
him even at a higher salary.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-11-17
Take Something Away With You.

When you go to church take some
thing with you to leave ON the altar
of worship, or of love, or of friendship,
or of service, but let not that be all:
take something away with you. Go
back to your home or your shop or
your field, or your office. or your art,
or your music. to whatever is your
life with a sense of the fact that you
are a child of God and that you are
going to do your work whatever it is
with new sense of that relation
ship, with a thought that you are
going to do it as your Father would
have you, or as He himself would do
1T Take with you a new sense of
human brotherhood: that the people
you are to deal with are not simply
people. they are your brothers and
sisters, part of the great family of
God. Take with you from the church
a sense of the coanpanionship of Christ,
that you may feel his strength: take
with you a new determination to do a
little something to bring mankind a
little nearer to the final triumph and
TIN glory in which we all are to share
From the University Leader
Norwich bulletin., 1910-11-17
THE CUNNING GYPSY MOTH.

Ten thousand eggs of the gypsy
moth are reported to have been found,
recently, in the shade of an electric
light in one town in this state. In each
gypsy-moth nest there are said to be
from 500 to 500 eggs, usually more
females than males, and the rapidity
with which the mature moths devour
the foliage of trees is said to be little
short of startling. This week finds
gov eminent authorities at work in
Connecticut TO search out the strong
holds of the moth, experimenting the
work already done by the state. =
Ansona Sentinel
Norwich bulletin., 1910-11-17

Don't slam the oven door when
baking cakes or pastry or. cold air
will spoil or make them heavy.
Don't forget in boiling meat that it
must not be allowed to boil. In boil
ing vegetables, do not let the boiling
stop.
Don't put salmon to boil with cold
water: always have the water hot. be-
cause it retains the color of the fish.
Don't guess the quantity of any
thing, always weigh or measure. Ac-
curacy is important in the kitchen.
Don't cover the heads of asparagus
when boiling. Tie firmly, stand them
upright only place water up to the
green part
Don't let soup boil, only simmer, the
excellence of the soup largely depends
upon this.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-11-17
THE CLOSED WARDROBE.

Do you ever air it except at house
cleaning time?
There is a general idea among won-
en- that all they have to do with this
piece of furniture is to hang their
gowns and coats I'm it, and keep the
doors shut.
Consequently faint musty odor lie
often to be found when the door is
left open.
To do away with this the contents
of the entire wardrobe should be re-
moved every week. or SO and the door
left open.
Occasionally it should be scrubbed
with soap and water, rfnsed with wa
ter in which are a few drops of car
bolic acid, them opened to dry.
Part of each day. if only for a few
minutes, the door SHOULD be left open.
IF there is a drawer, it should re-
ceive the same care.