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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-04-08

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folgenDe Observation-Disclosures aus;
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Der ct. 2arprence Str, $4,000.
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9lot peitli6 DON OrlanO Ctr. $1,000.
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britgrunDItut uno perpu6tete es gletd
fiir ben &Gufer an 3. GoloImit6 &
Cons. Der auufprets betrug $50, 0,00l
uno Der &Qufsr nor 0err Rober
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mern tGnn.
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| 300 IuB n0rolia bon Ct. Glair Str
Elm 8runoitud, pelfes cine Jront DC
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Elm @ohnbaus errihten lufen.
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an oyacob S6rief oas orsiit0di9e q
Der RorpeftsEte Der St. GIair lii
2tbrens StraBe gelegene WohHhau
fir S4, ,725.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-04-08
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rqrin3eIiin 5rene" Don ReapeI; rUlaus
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BON Qiperpool.
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-04-08
ARTHUR W. X. DOwNEs, NJ. D.,
Office, 52 Site Strasc.

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ben Sptitern 6. aletn & . 7 o..
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-04-08

Die purtfer 2umpens
iummIer befinben iih in GROCER
Grregung, neil iip Der 8efunDbeitsz
ratb IN Paris bafiir ausgeiproteu
bot, bic Nrbeitsitdtten gu iperren. no
,eit unbentli6en 3eiten Die 5ausbaIz
tungsabfaIle fortiert tperDen. gtaa
benz 8orinlog bes 9eIunobeitsratbes,
Der iene 3entraIIammeIitdtte fir bic
tmmer nebr pdhisnoe 3ubertulofe
nit perduttportlin maht ipQen oIleAbs
faQe tiinfttqbtn in groBen Sefen oer7
brannt tperDen. Dos Spnoitat Der
2umpeniammIer fuht nun Die 8eooIz
terung gu elmer Sunogebung fur ibre
3unft 81 befpegen, I'm bieAbIthtsn bea
Stables 3u bintertretben.
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3onnerItae Nbeno in etuem StreIt uns
Elm 5rauenStmmer Wiliam Gollins,
Elm 35 Sabre alter @eiBer bon elnent
Reeer Nomens Rpbert See NIT einsm
gaditsin setDptet.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-04-08

5amanR, &unbler &c Gp. pertauften
an Jacob S6rtef oas 0rsi'totige an
ber NoripeitsEte Der Ct. G[air unO
2(brens StraBe 9elegene @ohnhous
fir 81. .725.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-07-01
An UngratefuI Servant!

Hda Anderson. Swedish girl. undoubtedly is one Of
girl problem
terribly trying to swep women
Hda induced to from her peasant home
baby" wealthy Boston family.
Before she signed contract to work for year and
compensation the handsome OF $bt
every She her all right
And she also got more work to dot
chamber work. the house work. the cooking wait
washing taking of flock Of hens milk
sraning the milk making the butter Ironing sew
hopeful around and just ddled the rest
of the time
else did Hflda dot
Why She refused be the party
offered SO week
On another family.
being by mistress $4,000 for
breach of contract.
girls trying"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-07-01
@DLAYTMEM
.S,STORIES%
THE NEwsY's REWARD
CA True Story.)

"You get out, this is my cor
ner!" And the older newsy slung
his bag at the newcomer.
The newcomer, a slender under
sized boy. didn't want to get in on
any other fellows territory, and
yet what could he do? Leaning
back against the building and
blinking hard to keep the tears
back, he was accosted by a passing
gentleman.
"Why didn't you stand up foi
your own rights?" he asked the
Had.
The boys chin quivered as he
made reply: you see, mother
was took to the hospital yester-
day and she asked me to promise
not to fight-anyways till she
comes home again. You see, it's
this way: The kids call me names
cause l help her with the wash
ings, and 1 fight 'em, and ma don't
like it. Now that I didn't have to
help her l thought maybe l could
earn money selling papers to buy
flowers for her."
We'll, boy, I'm going to lunch
at the club, and you come with me
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-07-01

Il Dear Miss Grey: Cd Give a le-
|eipe, for charlotte russo and
|marshmallows- ca What is a
Suitable birthday gift for a man
LOT %? (3) Is it necessary to an
|nounce ones engagement?
Il LILY B. G.
M AID Line individual molds
with thin slices of sponge cake.
Fill center with sweetened and
favored whipped cream Garnish
with cherry. Marshmallows are
made by bringing to a boiling
point in double boiler, four ounces
of pulverized gum arabic which
has been soaked In a teacup of
cold water for two hours. When
this is dissolved, strain, return
to double boiler with a cup of DOW
|dered sugar and stir steadily until
white and stiff. Remove from
fire, flavor, beat again hard and
pour into vessel which has been
rubbed with cornstarch. When
cool, cut into squares and roll in
a mixture of three parts corn
starch to one of powdered sugar.
CD A tie pint set with birth
stone, and tie to match. CD Not
necessary, but customary.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-07-01
|Poslam's Great Work
In Curing Eczema
Uniform Success in the Treatment
of AL Surface Skin Diseases

The remarkable work which
poslam, the new skin remedy, is
accomplishing in the eradication
of eczema includes cases of many
years standing, the trouble having
AFFECTED all parts of the body.
For fifteen years I have had
eczema on my head" says Mr.. e.
&c. Station, Woodbridge, Va, "the
scalp being nothing but blotches.
found that the first box of poslam
helped me, and now my scalp
seems to be entirely cured, leaving
Lit clear and perfectly white. ]
think It is the greatest remedy in
the world for this disease" All
[other skin diseases, including
acne. letter. shingles, BARRIERS itch
lpiles, salt rheum, skin scale, ETC.,
are relieved and cured by poslam
In like manner, itching being stop
tped at once. The less serious trou.
bles, such as pimples, red and In.
lflamed noses, fever blisters, sun.
burn, etc., respond so readily thai
results are seen after All overnight
application.
A.. Write to the Emergency Labor
}afories, 80 West 25th street, New
Work City, and they will send yp<
,Ibg mail, free of charge, in plair
Wrapper, enough poslam to cure 9
Ismall affected surface, clear the
Icomplexion or remove pfmples.
II Poslam Is sold by Malstrom's
18th and G st. and 93S Pacific ave.
land the Crown Drug Co., and al
druggists everywhere in two sizel
lat so cents or 81.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-07-01
BROADER CULTURE
BY FRANCES GILBREATH INGERsoLL

unhappy discontinued because missing
the higher broader culture that othe
have?
and daily round
YEARLY monotonous?
"other thngs'-look de
srabe but opportunities as wife and mother are as
will mathematics and Greek
the tenderness whose mother
head whisper her love story
that understand.
culture will not count for your boy az
boyish folly
Of faith in his futures redeem
ing
Commercial mathematics and financial statistics will not weigh
beside the restfu silences
lift of better thoughts the simple Christian living that you alone
disaster
oen"mohering and mathematics" work to-
the eternal veries the former is the
that counts.
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Sufficient unto the day is the evil thereof LIS written We
believing that wiki
have troubles enough of its when 1t comes.
getting faith that seek first the
Righteousness
unto and
the the GOOD thereof.
learned to "Its toe
good last I'll have for this sunshine with bitter rain
ears"
rghtful Inheritance from Father and
brothers usually ourselves.
Nor should Life good but what Of the beyond?
will be better
T rejoced what have seen said Emerson that
willing Creator for what have not seem"
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EDITORIAL PAGE OfaTHE TACOMA TIMES s$$ @ Is $500
Another WoEnan's Views

Ievils win result from 1t. BY in-
|dulging the thought, feeding &c,
will only have a tendency to In
crease the passion, and great harm
will inevitably follow. can ounce
|of prevention ia worth q pound q
cure" Be strong. Say, Get thee
behind me Satan!" for all such
proceeds from HIS Satanic majes-
|ty. You can overcome such fool
ish passions. Ask no ones ad-
wise, listen to the soul. Your
conscience, too, already gives You
the answer. That was an admis-
sion OF guilt when you were in
doubt as to the discreetness or
Ipropriety of such. Never NEEDLE
with that which you are in doubt.
am, sincerely yours,
ONE WHO Is PERSONALLY
INTERESTED.
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My Dear Miss Greyi
In Tuesdays issue of the TIA
coma Times" I notice most pecu-
liar. and I think. unsafe as well
as unsound answer, relative to a
young girls loving married man.
u beg leave to differ with "a
Reader"
Love in the proper. not the COM
mon acceptance of the term, prop
erly applied. will hurt no one to
whom 1t Is given, but is this love
pure and simple. of which God is
the fountain headf Never toler-
ate, never encourage, such q
thought only from>a pure and un-
selfish standpoint. I would like to
say to the young lady in ques.
ton, to fight, to pray, wholly ex-
terminate such thoughts, for It e
evil, and nothing but a train OF
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-07-01
DailYSbor1Sfo,:Y
LOVE OF THE WORLD
BY Stuart b. Stone.

The World was singing love
ballad when first she came to
tempt the Rev. Arthur Willough-
by. 1t was a quaint. minor mel
ody and 1t 1ulled the new minister
at Hopedale away from his text.
Browning at the interruption,
the young minister wrote: "In
the first place. 1 hold that, as
Sisera-"
"She is the one dear girl for
whom l sigh" intruded the
voice of The World once more.
The minister shut the Book of
Books and strobe down stairs. At
the edge of the porch laughing
ragamuffin figure dashed by.
Then a red gown flashed, and he
realized that he was falling into
the housekeeper's cherished Mare
chal Neils.
tBeg pardon!" gasped the voice
of the golden minors. Billy
shouldn't have crossed the
hedgel"
Rev. Arthur Willoughby scram-
bled from the fragrant rosebed.
''A1l my fault-Pm Sisera. the
captain" he stammered idiotical-
", "and I suppose you're the
prophecies Deborah"
I'm Miss Summers-and l live
next door," laughed The World.
Then the minister fled in sameful
panic.
After that, Alice Summers be-
came indeed The World for Rev.
Mr.. Willoughby. If he wandered
beside still waters with David,
the psalmist, the cherry richness
Of her Down Where the Prim-
roses Bloom" carried him to the
sunlit heights. If he sat upon his
porch and planned an addition to
the parsonage, The World tripped
by in a gown of old rose with a
white heron feather bobbing. He
met her frequently, and always
she was singing-the songs of the
world and the flesh. Always she
romped with Billy or jaunted ul
street bobbing the eternal white
feather. Manifestly she was not
for him. She was The World in
carnate and unrestrained-s
beautiful lyre-like bird attuned tc
the Joy of living, and nothing
deeper.
The minister moved his books
to the other side of the house
Then somehow it seemed there
was not so much ragtime to float
across to the parsonage, and one
day, toilfng with Jacob. the lad
der-climber, he heard the chant
OF "The Holy City" The Worlc
was SOLDERING. The white heroI
feather passed away for a turbar
of gray somberness, and ON Sun.
days the minister looked into q
pair of deep, dark eyes that aston.
ished him with their new gravity
All. things were as they should
be. but-but-. The minister
sighed for something. he knew
not what. and turned to wrestle
with Filthy.
He was in his study when Bal
thazar, the goat. saw red and bolt
ed. Billy was spilled against q
cruel boulder before the Summers
cottage. The World was the first
to reach the boy and he drifted
into unconsciousness In her arms
Later. when the minister enter
ed the humble garden of the Me-
Ginnises, the Primrose Bloom
song smote his ears. Somehow
the song made him rejoice. Will
q quicker stride. he passed into
the house. Billy was propped in
bed. bright-eyed, cackling. spite Of
pain.
You sing. too, Mister Preach
err" he shouted.
"All right, assented Arthu,
WiIIoughby. his heart beating
madly. Lead OFF, think I've
learned the words"
The girl, much surprised. led
the ragtiine ballad In her wonder
full key; and the minister follow
ed . erotesQue haIf-note behind:
FOR ! dream ia the garden
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.@IEIYa

Mrs. William Baker McCreery
was hostess yesterday at recep-
ton given in honor of Mrs.
Charles McCreery, one of the sum-
mer brides. Several hundred
guests, friends of DR.. McCreery,
were given an opportunity to meet
his bride.
MFR. and Mrs. A. @. Young OF
North G street left this morning
for the ocean resort at Gearhart,
Oregon. They will visit friends
at Aberdeen and Hoquiam before
returning home.
Arrangements are being made
by the members of the Woman's
club for a benefit entertainment
July z at Masonic temple In the
interest of the Tuberculosis
league. The Columbia park boys
will give the program, which will
be the first of a series for which
they have been engaged while Fl
Tacoma.
Miss Elizabeth BailIie, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander Baltic
was formally introduced into Tia
coma society yesterday Afternoon
at reception given by her moth
Ier at the family residence on Tia
coma avenue.
Miss Minnie Roberts and hel
father. Frank Roberts, of Eames
Iowa, are being entertained b,
Mr. and Mrs. G. L. Roberts a
their home on Division avenue.
Mr. aud Mr. n T. navfa No.
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the man.
Sell them they did. and the fol.
lowing morning the boy was or.
dered to report at the mans large
mercantile house, where he was
given a position. -
. Some years have gone by, and
we find this boy, now grown, the
junior partner of the firm. He has
risen, the men say, because he
can always be depended upon. II
he says he will he will. If he
gives a promise, one may rest as
sured he will keep it.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-07-01
ALI AROUND
THE Horn
BY cynthia GreH =
By Cynthia Grey

Sand or -four thrown over burn
ing oil will extinguish the flames
quickly.
When lace curtains are ready
to be washed, haste a narrow strip
OF muslin along each outer edge
and let it remain until the wash
ing and drying process is COM
pleted and you will find your cur
tains are straight and do not sag.
When fiatirons are not in use
keep each one in a tight-fitting
wooden bag or old stocking top.
This prevents them from beeom-
ing rusty or rough. Rub occa-
sionally on a piece of cedar when
ironing to keep the starch from
sticking. The odor is agreeable
and it will not discolor the most
delicate fabric.
New ironware should not DC
used for cooking unless It is f1rsr
boiled. The addition of potato
'parings to the water is one of the
best means of getting the new
ware in proper condition.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-07-01

Miss Eta Hungerford, who were
married In Tacoma June I, are at
home to their friends at the Sher-
brooke apartments, 1868 East
Thomas avenue. Seattle.
Colonel Andrew j. Baker of San
Angelo, Texas, arrived in Tacoma
during the week, and is the guest
Of his daughter, Mrs. AIT. Wing
field at 1922 North Twenty-sixth
street. Col. Baker was commits
sioner of the land office of the
Lone Star state for a number OF
years.
The second of two bridge par.
ties given by Miss Jean johnson
and Mrs. Ernest Card is being held
this Afternoon at the home of theiI
parents on South Ninth street.
The EpwOrth league of the ED.
worth M. II. church held moon
Light launch party last evening
which left the Northern Pacin,
dock at 7:45 o'clock.
/ Mr.. o. 8. Finney. inspecting
mining engineer for the depart
ment of the interior of Canada
stationed at Ottawa. arrived in Ia
coma yesterday and is the CUES
of his wife's parents. Mr.. and Mrs
Richard Roedinger, at their hom,
on North street.
/ Miss Alice Fraser. only daugh
Iterof Mrs Louise M Fraser. wa,
married at high noon yesterday a
1.-THE family residence on North 4
! street 10 Mr.. Ernest FL. Heinrich
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-07-01

This sketch shows a pretty one
piece dress of old blue viennese
linen, with a hem and sleeves OF
the same blue linen striped In
black.
The hat worn with 1t Is large
enc of straw braid covered with
dotted net. The full crown is of
the same net. and a wreath of
roses surrounds It.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-07-01
CYNTHIA GREYS
CORRtSSPOliDfENYTLS

Dear Miss Grey: Please give a
recipe for canning asparagus.
w. f. b.
A.-Have large kettle half full
of boiling sailed water. Lay as
paragus in this and boil until ten
der but not broken. Stand on
end. tops up, in fruit Jars, fill with
the boiling water and seal i'm
mediately. Keep in cool, dark
place.
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home ON q owl car grum as q
bear"
A Southern negro has been In
|iail for three months with no for
NAL charge against him. or course
he amight be lynched ON general
principles, but it's pretty warm
weather to get mob together.
There was a decrease OF about
$25,000,O00 in the value OF alco-
|holic beverages consumed In the
United Kingdom lats year. as COM
pared with the year before.
"What's the god of richest"
"What, indeed? have four
new automobiles and the doctor
says / must walk to and from the
office"
l. A bill has passed congress re-
quiring all ocean-going vessels
carrying more than fifty passen-
gers to be equipped with wireless
telegraph apparatus.
1t looks now AS though that
fight would be a peachereno.
The Coliseum at Rome was
built for the accommodation of
10000 spectators.
The Mexican dollar is equal to
cents and four mills IN
United States currency.
Nat Goodwfn's wife allowed him
to attend the prize fight at Reno.
Knowing what we do of both Nat
and Reno, all we can say Is that
she is a very careless wife.
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Those Pies of Boyhood.

Those Pies of Boyhood.
How delicious were the pies of
boyhood. No pies now ever taste
so good, what's changed? the pies
No. It's you. You've lost the
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digestion is poor and you blame
the food. What's needed? A COM
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Stomach, Liver, Kidneys, Bowels
Try them. They'll restore your
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"a AZ:

s~Ih' end seat noB soH0
further shows his animal nature
by gittin' full as O goat an ridin'
home ON q owl car grum as q
bear"
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You SING TOO, MISTER
PREACHER!" HE SHOUTED.
where the promroses bloom!"
'tHo," applauded Billy,'T like
you. because she likes you! I've
seen her kissing your picture.
You are indeed The World
he murmured, 1.-The great-hearted,
gloriously beautiful world"
Then The World kissed the
original of the picture.
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Mr.. and Mrs. n. ,. Davis. nee
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-07-01

The Mexican dollar is equal to
forty-seven cents and four mills IN
United States currency.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-07-01

The Coliseum at Rome was
built for the accommodation of
100000 spectators.
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1t looks now as though that
fight would be a peachereno.