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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-04-06
Jnldnoiibe Nad)rihten.

Dem 33idarigsn 8r.misr
William llnger BON ATLANTIC, Yo.,
fpurosn am Sami,as in Younestofpn,
O., BON sinem 3ugs beibe 9eibe abees
fobren. Gr perfhieo nd1 ieiner Yers
bringing no9 pem StabtboIpitol.
|-5euerunbetanutenI II I :
iprungs 3sritOrts 5reitas 4beno bic
grobe gatiieinfabrit Der sSirma 1bo.
mas Gisler &: SoH in Warieita, 8.
Der S6ooen tpirb auf $4,000 s..
ihGBt. Die 5abrit mar cine Der grDBs
ten ibrsr 4rt i'm iiibli6en Sbio.
Bel einem Giienbabn :
5u I'm menit o B in grootiisIb, g.,
Jreitas 4benb tpurbe Der 35iGbries
2otcmptipfiibrsr georee Rbobes BON
youngstown. Der iih erit Dor aursem
perheirdtbet, eetontet, ipdbrenb Der Sei.
5erGeorsW.it sefabrlid perlsst tpurbe.
- Die 65idbrige Jrau
9sorse %. Graham bon JiuoIap, O..
ipuroe ON Wontag firth erbdnst ouf
oem Spsi6er ibrer Wobnupg sefuns
ben. Sis iou iid in lsBter Sci. piel
Summer iiher bas Gefinben ihrer
SDbnss. Gbarlss Wib in Snbepsns
oenoe, aos.. semodt baben. Der an ei.
nem arebsleioen erfruntt 1T.
- Getreu BEN Spruhe6er
8ibeI: v4ereeri bid beine 5anb.
bann baus fie ab unb fpiri iie pom bir" !.
bauts iih Orange Sobnion, elm 30
Sahre alter In Der Ndbe bon ports.
mouth, g.. nnTdFieer Nann. am 5rei.
tag in einem 4nfall reIisi0ier 5obiu6t
cine 5anb, bic ibm Ghmeraen bereiiets.
ab. Msnigs Stunben bernah Deritarb
er an Blutperluit.
Bel einem 0eriiitein.
itur3 in ben Wsrten Der garneeie
Steel SO. in UOanssioDn, g.. 5r,is
tag gtahmiitng ipurbe Der 4rbeiter0un
Dopis 70 iniper perlesi. bab sr balb
ndfber perfhieb. Gin anberer arbsi.
ter, Namens gopinston WeitIait, Der
nit benz 0eriiit eine 50be BON 80 CUB
berunttrfiei. erliit gldhfdlls fflimme
8erlebunstH unb mubie In eiHem 90,
ipitule aufnnbme finoen.
Sntereffant fir Gis
fher. Gab ein Slider Elm poIftdns
biges Rect babe, in einem ififfborsn
Gtrone ~ fifden. ohne Elm 1srsebsn
Al begeben, 10 longe er niti ipiberreht>
lid frenibes Qanb betritt, lit bic Gnts
ideibung bon Rihier 6. 6. 1isbee
BON Gpnrio. his. in einem pro3eiie.
CbtpobI bas Gerih. einen permanent
ten Ginboltsbefebl erIisb segen ben
AugtiIugten. Ban aniperp, ibm ptrs
biefenb, bic 4runbiiiide Der Gonbeis
aentbiimer in Der Hdbe BON Trout
fols 3u betreien, entihieb bos Dte
riht bod au6. baB Der burh bds Be-
freten sripahiene Shdben 70 gering
lei, bob er bur6 ben 9strag BON sintnl
Gent asDedt fei. Bel Der Mbgnbe feiner
Gntfhkibung iasts Rihier 1igbes, bub
bos qublitum Elm Rent bnbs, in ei.
mem f6affboren Glub su fifhen burn
Netreten besieiben entipsber burn Woa
ten DDtr raittelJt <ines Bootes non tis
sst ydlsta&ta Gtt0te oSss siaeull
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-04-06
,IppcnSicitiS"

Die 9efiirttete Srantbeit, bic 70 piele
Wteniden benz MeKsr bes Cpsrateurs
iiberIiefert, 1T bdufig bieJoIge unregels
mdBiger unb ungenIgenosr 3bdtigteit
bes Utagens uHo Der Gingstpeibe. Die
is Srgane 81 regeImdbiger SbGtigteit
anresen, beibt, Die tObtbriaqenbe
arantbeit abpenben. Die ct. Bern
arb arGuterpilen, bic nud QIt6epdbrs
tenn Re3ept nur aus ben reinitsn
pflan3enidften bergeiteQt perben, iino
bas ein5ise, 5uoerIdliise M}ittel, um
Wasen, Gingspeibe, 2eber uno g1ieren
5u regslmabiser Sbdtigtsit an3uregen.
q. SO.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-04-06
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Der 2obntumpf btr
g 6auipieler. Sn paris hdben
Iia 3ablreihe S6uuipieler uno Sdns
ger gu einem Snnbitat persiniqt, um
einen 2obntumpf au beginnen. Die
Wiini6e, nit oenen Iie an ibre 9iretz
loren berantretsn, 5eigen, buB IS ii9
um redt bei6eioene @riItensen banbelt,
oenn iie foroern mr. Die .3uiiheruag
elmer Winoeit3ablung BON $50 Wlrt
i'm Monat. 9emgegeniiber iei baran
erinnert, oaB 9uitrb, Der ben Gbantez
cler ipielt, pO6entli6 ms6r ols 1900
G. er6dlt. 4uberbem forosrt bas Spnz
oitat Die Qbidaffunq Der Strdfgelber.
SOllten bic 5orberIngsn nitt betpiIigt
fperoen, 10 broben Die SGngsr uab
Stauipieler nit bem Streit, unb bieie
Drobung 1T Durhdus ernft 3u ne6men.
oenn binter ibnsn iteben 3ablreiche an<
oere 9eretnigungen ppn gboriiten, Don
Srheitermitglieoern, Don giibnenars
beitern uip.
- Gin finoiger 5armer in Der Qd6e
BON Spartanburg in Suo Carolina
bat In 0eeenpart elmer 3ablrei6en Don
Staot unb aano suiammengeitrOmten
Uaenge ben erfolgrei6en 8eriud gez
mdht, einsn Mcre 2anb itatt nit benz
gflus, our6 Sprsngung Don a6tbunz
bert iiber Das Terrain Dertheilten On
ndnitpatronen umsiigraben, unb err
fldrt bies Derfabren fir einfaher, bill
Tiger uHa spirtiamtr als Die alts DE
tteAt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-04-06

1hdftsfreunbes unb 5og benielben in
iein 8abtnet. 9ort itellte er eine
Wienge 5rasen. Srdnlib psrrietf
nur, baB er burh ben S1urtenItreit
zines falfhen 5reunbes in Die Mnitali
sebra6t unb bort Feftgebalten tpprber
lei, baB aber ieBt bic 8aronin feline
5retIaRuns eripirtt babe. Gum S6luf
fragte er, pte groB nod fein 9utbos
ben Bel Der gant Iei Der 9antier
ihIug zines Der Sontpbiiher auf unb
nannte bic Sumn1s.
sd bebarf oeriefben," Ia9te arunz
ltb, ,tann t6 tie erbeben9"
ySofort!!" Der 9antier tlinoelte,
lieb Die getpiinitte Summe brtngen
unb Iub aranliB gum @Hen Elm.
Sener mari einen Sltt in ben Spies
gel unb fagte nit triibem 9d6eln:
sd piiroe in Sbrem Salon cine al
81 traurige SSigur maiden; auh muB
i6 mid beeilen, nah Hebbah gu TOM
men,"
9lls SranliB Iid oerabf9iebet 6atz
te unb oas pdthen empfangener
8antnoten in Ieiner 9ruittuIte barg,
tebrts etnos pon bem friiberen Strait
betpuBtiein in feline Seele 3uriit uno
aus ben S6atten Des SriibIinns rang
it6 Der 9umor langiam auf. Die
Simionlegenos lit nur ipnboliih aufs
5uTahen," iugte er baIbIaut. r9as
Sadr, tpeIhes pem SebrGer bic Riez
Ientraft oerlieb, mar @oIobaar. 5ebz
mig bat 9an8 Redt, nur Der Jfet9z
tbum 3iebt Die Wafen an unb be-
herri6t lie. Della pIiinosrte bic
Safe bes Idlummernben SeIoen. gus
Der itarte Mann aufpahte, mar er
fbpah gelporosn uno bic 96iliiter
banoen ibn. 0atte Der 9erIuit Des
9oIobaares fir mid ni6t Die gleihen
5plgen? Sect pdhIt mir bQs !0oar
piebsr uno Die ihIummernbe Strait
re9t iid. 8, ipunberbar! 9ieuei6t
psrmag aud i6 mod einmaI meine
Wioerfader gu pernihten. 9oh DOR
allen Stngen mud i6 ettpus auf mel
nsn GuBeren Utenifsn osrtpsnOen,
oumit i6 mid in nnItdnbiger 8eisus
1huft Ieben IoTsn fam - in onItdns
bigger 8eieuihaft!"
Sn Der nd6iten 8iertelItunbe bate
&ranliB Ieinen perIhIiiTeuen 2ln3ug
nit einem neuen unb b0hIt eleQunten
oertaui6t, bunn fubr sr gum gobnbof
uno itGrtte ii6 bur6 cine WfabISeit,
i4rteb etnige 3eiIen an !osopig. mel
DE er eriuhte, ibm iofort nod Rebs
bad 81 folgen, uno I0ite bdnn Elm
BILLET fir Die 5abrt mad Der 6eimatb.
Iuf bem Perron boten ,3eitunqss
oertdufer Die 2lbenobldttsr aus. aranz
Lip taufte Ii6 eins Getting uno lbers
flog in GROCER Grregung bic telegrQs
pbii6en NaGrihten. Ga mars BE-
retts gemelbet, oas grobe granbuns
glud: Der Seebof Die treffItb geIsis
tete anitaIt fir Rerpenleibenbe, lit in
oieIer patt Elm Ruub Der 6lummen
0as Sseuer brad pdbrenb
zines beftigen Getpitteriturms aus.
Gntite6ungsuria6s unbetannt. Der
oeroienitOoQe 8riinDer uno Girigent
Der Gnitalt, !9err Sunitdtsratb Dot
tor 2DDitein, lpuroe Elm Spfer ieiz
ner pflihttreue. Wdbrenb er lid be-
nii1te, Pfleqlings ieiHer 4nItalt 3u
retten, itlir3te bas brennenbe 9ebduz
be 8uidmmen uno begrub ibn urter
ieiren 5riimmern. Mebrere 8Grter
unb 9eiitestrante purben perIebt. an
oere tDerben permiBt. Sb bic Ser
miBten ben Cob in ben 5lommen ges
Tunoen BADEN, ooer ob iie, bur6 bic
5euersbrunit erihredt, aus BEN Be |
reid oes See3ofts entfIopsa Iiro, .ab:
Iid CUR StuIoe nod nt6t ermI. .eis. "
(Jortiebuns fol9t.) |
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-04-06

YlaB aus. Trout SalIs i'll Der bsfie
iiIhplaB fir 5orelIen i'm Stnaie
Diseonitn unb Dier5ebn 5armer, b<reH
2ano bort angren3te, irdfsn untsr iidb
elm llsbsreintommen. cine Gebiibr BON
ST. per Gag ober $40 per Gdifon fur
bas 5iIfrsht innsrbalb ibrer 2nnbs
grensen 3u perlangen, tpeld5. 8e3ob-
lung Ban anttperp pertpeieerts. Der
groseB mar bic JoIgs. Die Jnrmer
iollettirtsn Die Gsbiibren unter btm
Ramen y1rebpoB Monep".
5beooor aIausner, Der
bon Gan 5roneisco mad Reiu Yort gee
brdtt tperoen iollie, nm pon Dprt naG
Deuti6lanb beportirt gu iperDen, be-
finoet iih leit lestem Jrtitag untsr
itrenger getpa6uns auf Der ginDanbes
rungsitation in anesl Ssldnb, neil sr
einen per5ipeiieltsn Yeriuh senaht
hatte. bon Der Sniel 3u fliebsn. Dem
Gefdnesnen iouroe lpieoerhoIt ms1r
gstpegunasfreibeit gsitattet, bic sr js.
bod CUR gorbsreituns lstnes Jludt-
periuhs benuble. ginss Wproens be.
ntertte Wsihasl J. 0uffp uuf feinsr
sSnipettionstour, pab alunsner ben
gelodtrisn 5eHiterrabnren Iprenate uno
init einem anosren Gefdnsenen dnf ben
soof iprdns. 6ierauf DsritJtponoen bic
beiosn in Der Juntelbsit. Gin 0enerala
alarm brahts 5ilfstommiTGr Gram
forb auf bic Seine, Der idleuniait bic
Whlitorbeboroen SuiammentrpmmsIt.
uHo itd3 nit ihnsn on ben Strano be-
eos, no sine 8aiolinpad)i Iisgt. Sbrt
Bsrmutbuna iolits iih beftdtigen. geib.
1llhtlinee naren eifrisit bemiibt, DEN
ichaohlften Wlotor in Junttinn al
isben uHb iie perbieIten iid) in oieiem
gemiiben ben 9eamten gegeniibsr 10
obiiiHat, oaB Spei MarnungsfhiifIe
dbeegeben perosn mubten. alausner
riibrts bSs iuenie. Gr periuhte mad
mir Dor. bem Motor 2eben einsuhnl.
den. pabrsnD iid isin &umpau ouF
Onooe uno llngnabe ersab. Gnblih
gelaHg es nnd aufreeenoem 5dHoge-
me1gs, auh ibn gu befpdltigen unb in
aetten 81 legen. Der gegleiter alausa
ners, ein junssr Weritdner, tpuroe bet
Der 2anoung oss 9umpfsrg .Wld5ais
Ian" oerbafiet unb ernartst duf 9runp
zines Stedbriefes feline Deportation.
Gr empiing bGufig 9eiuhs bon isinsm
gruoer. einem Bartender in elmer 8arz
barn goait aneips. Der pernlutblidb
interpenirt bdbtn niirits. alausnsr
foIite un1 Hefp gort gebru6t tperben,
BON no feline Deportation nnh8eutihs
lamb itnttfinoen ioats, bod auf grunb
feines J!uhtperiufes ipuros bic abs
i6iebuns oes tungsn Wannes porlGua
fig dufseihoben. alausner tpurbe am
Wtoreen bes II. Ds3enrber 1909 uui
0runb elmer geaen i'm fhtpebenoen
JdIibungs 4ntlage perbaftet. gr
mar dngetlaet, auf bier perihiebsnen,
duf Die americ1n Rational 9ant auss
geitelIten ebeds in Der S0e BON $72
Bis $42 ban Ramen BON Wi[Iiom %.
Silberitein, 2053 Sutier Girabe.
gu haben, rpurbe i'm eugeno.
aeriht Der 5dIidung iiberfiibrt unb
nntsr Probation geitelIt. Da aldus.
ner in 9sutihlanb gsbpren iit uno ,r
oie JdIfhung innerbalb Der sriteu brsi
5ahre ieines 6ierieins beaina. 10
lpurbe er ben Observation-Disclosures
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-04-06

(Ggortiesung folst.)
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-04-06
Mrs. B. Yaeger,
---sis StrsInteas---
Wa6r(agfrin 0iejes 3eilallds.

e6en In Der dTieffen Ssff 40s - sssssNs
BerfsHen. bie bnr1 bic 6A5pfano bster beaast
nart:L uHo - Heat fetn 8fueifd pss. bas
ouA teutsnfaae nod Hsrfsusn sriffireu. Ne
hurd stne uHbefannte serait i'm gsanbs fps.
eifIes sH ftnn nrs boranssufoaen, nos fas
anbere erftnnnT'd IN uns bIstht. GIN seldrs
bat bie gainr etcfe Dame befonscrs Bea6nif.af.
esnH Ne CAT isr bic 's!iene Gabf ssrIietea sas
esbeH ibrr maitHeni6sn nis Gin anfes6taes.
nts gnA aenan sn Ieftn. Fcrasbf niGf bds
Ne in iores eiaenen seFibens an eeefin fsenne
nctnt gehnn ste Gaft enh Cor SfliA tts
eeefla Mnenne. edrn aett sitfslbe kinHih tls
str bic fnsne mefisens BEN Srdn o. 0asoes
nreiAt Tas enns In An IiHfeu oasS HsD
am 6aune 10 Der sams:
Hrs. u. Yaeger, friber Gran He6felb
ceefin asrsss. ain,psss. ClseiHsafi, rHls-
ertefIi6e antDorfsx si.oo uns bnraber
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-04-06

Gins iuHige Wurfat.
! d. die ipisIie iid, ben .Samb.
Yatri6ten" sufoise. iiirsIidb Mbenos
in einsm srDBsren Rsitourant inssIsnss
burg db. SAB bd cine Iriihsfroblid.
0eieafddft in trauter Hunbe beim
4benbfhoppeu unn beitersn .9erte0en.
beiidmnsen. als pl0blit Der fIiebsnbe
Rsbeitrom bes eineR3tders ftoppis unb
isin Muse fid NIT iihtlih fteio,nbem
WohIasfdaen in bic 4ufftrift zines
gHasatss on Der WanS pertiefie. Dsr
nppesiierregenbeS eSnbalt perbies in bent.
Iiher Gdrifi: .56slih friihe Bod.
niirits mitSauer.raui1 barunitr ftcnb
Der preis. Dieter srIhien bem 3ed<r
jeoenfalIs nihi su bod, benn nod,bem
er iIh beim Wiribe srtunbiai. ob bos
ihOne pIatai nod giiltiaieii babe unb
Elm -Jatpchl! getpiB.@ ais Mnitport
erbolten. 6eitellte CT fir bic freubio oui.
horhenbt 9afeIrunbe 10 Qortionen.
Gum grohten 9sbauern bes gDiriks
obsr fpies bic Giihe infoIae Der IpGten
Gtunbe unr nod feds Dlrithen ouf
bic bonn fhlsunisIt ierDieri unb NIT
0unor ptrSehrt ipurben. .aeuner.
gsSabIsn!" 9ienfteifris tritt oi.Isr an
ben freistbisen Spenber beran: .Tr,i
Dart 80 pfsnnis, bite jebr!. Tsr
gait lsgt ein - JiinfpfenniaIiiid ouf
ben aii6 unb seist bann itelenrubia
mad benz platni. auf bem au lt{en
ftonb: "a pOrtion 0.65 g}f.4 Dat Oep. /
riet is Drinigelb!- mfint e trcdtn-
Die Nuu ubtr fu9i mds ieithsr -. .
.gtb!i4 eaf esm msrfpIasat.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-12-21
Cut of the Skirt.

There Is more novelty to be remarked
in the cut of the skirts than Of anything
else at present. Though still short and
quite tight some new and quite uncom-
mon movements arc sometimes intro
duced. Some, for instance, while always
nat, have movement on the side as if
they were being held up by an invisible
hand, but are none the less quite round
Others again are frankly slit at the foot,
back and front. showing quite boldly
the little feet shod. one might almost say
gloved. i'm the soft kid or doeskin boots
which are all the fashion just now
There are still others which, while fat
ana plain on the front and at the sides.
form three big pleats at the back.
not iensthwise. but across, recalling the
old-fashioned ''pouf." These are some of
the novelties, but. speaking generally. the
fashion is for the narrow, straight skirt
the palmer the better for the winter sea
son. when woman is quite fashionably
dressed in a little toque of velvet. cloth
or fur, a plain but we'll cut costume of
cloth and we'll worn furs, which fear
neither rain nor mud splashes To com
piete the toilet stout boots with square
heeIs, doeskin. or better still. Sake
gloves. the umbrella and the big muff
suspended from the neck by a ribbon of
satin In the same shade as the fur With
this Parisienne considers herself really
well dressed for rough weather, for it is
obviously ridiculous to think of getting a
dress OF velvet trimmed with fur, say,
splaShed with mud, or delicate lace petti-
coats bedraggled in the wet
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-12-21
St1APELY AND STRONG HANDS
DEVELOPED BY EXERCISE
Muscles Strengthened and Fingers Rounded
by Bending Them at Knuckes and
Bringing Tips Down to Palms.

A strong hand is more apt to be shape
Iy than one which is weak, for muscles
prevent fairness at least. and there is
nothing homelier than fat hand.
There need never be fear that develop
ing muscular strength in the fingers will
cause them to be clawlike, for if the
cords are round and strong they will hold
the skin better, and though the hand may
be really thin, l. will still have certain
symmetry.
Persons who are extremely nervous ire
ouently possess thin hands, which grow
wrinkled in middle life, and when such
a condition exists it may be improved
by rubbing the backs daily with warm
sweet olive or sweet almond oil. The
latter is less expensive, and is just as
effective If woman has time to soak
her hands in oil, the result Of this treat
ment will show more quickly because the
tissues will be fed more rapidly. After
such an oil bath. which should take five
minutes, a few exercises for the myers
will be beneficial. These movements
should consist in opening and closing the
hands quickly and tightly styen to oeVg TEe
effect each time should be that OF grasp
ing an object securely.
Following such exercise woman
should bend her fingers at the knuckles,
bringing the tips down to the palms.
without bending the lower knuckles. This
movement should be repeated eight or
ten times 1t will strengthen the fingers.
Another excellent and simple method is
to spread out the finger tips against
wall and then press hard.
Persons whose hands are habitually red
will find these exercises excellent, for
chronic rednesS IS usually caused by poor
circulation, and these movements will
stimulate the blood flow. Though the
redness will continue for time, the
blood will later leave the hands. instead
of remaining in them.
Also good for poor circulation. and a
developer of grace in the fingers, is the
ability to devitalize them. BY this !
mean causing all life and stiffness to
leave them so they are absolutely limp.
Then the fingers must be shaken as
though they were dust rags, etc. 1t is
impossible to tell how to devitalize, ex-
cept to say make the hands limp and
have no stiffness below the wrists.
Devitalizing may be done two or three
times a day and the shaking should fol-
low each time for two or three minutes.
MARGARET MIXTER.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-12-21
Too Thin Clothing.

There wasn't any reason for it, GER
tain woman declared. but she was always
tired She was conscious that her tenn
per was not of the best, though she had
ii under excellent control, and whatever
she did tired her (even her diversions eN-
hausted herr, SO at last she called nerve
specialist.
He listened to her recital of trouble
and shook his head sravely. and then be-
gan to ask questions. do you wear
high boots when you walk in the street?''
She said she did not. do you wear silk
stockings, or warmer ones?" She said
silk. do you wear few underc'othes. to
appear sylphlike. or do you Use 1annel?
No flannel was her answer and she vol
unteered that most of her gowns had
half sleeves Then the nerve specialist
delivered himself of an opinion like this:
"You are like most women nowadays;
you are not warmly enough dressed in
cold weather Cold saps vitality. which
tected from cold, SO your physical
strength goes below par. and then you
proceed to live the strenuous life de-
manded OF women, and go on your nerves.
1T Is useless to tell me you are warm
enough when you are out of doors Ii
you are warm enough when wearing
pumps lin the street in winter it is be-
cause you are making an undue demand
upon yourself to be so. and you are bound
to pay later by lack of strength. 1t is
as logical as that two and two make
four.
cold is exhausting to person who
suffers from nerves. Conversely, warmth
Is soothing. You must keep the surface
of your body thoroughly warm at all
times unless you wish to grow old before
your time. For premature age will be
the price that women will pay soon for
the fashion now of wearing insufficient
clothing in cold weather
Don't for one moment fancy think
you should .swathe yourself in f1annels,; or
that would have you wear hosiery made
of yarn. You should select such garments
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-12-21

as Will prevent your own natural warmth
from being dissipated during the first FIVE
minutes you are exposed to a cold wind.
Wear pumps indoors. by all means. but
comfortable for you when an icy tenn
perature is recorded and you are going
out to walk.
ITO almost every woman nowadays it
would be safe to say You do not con-
serve your natural strength. Keep
warm. and your nerves will be less
strained. You won't be so fussy, and
wrinkles will not so soon appear But
If you don't wear such clothing as will
protect YOU, then you will be profitable
patients for nerve specialists as we'll as
general practitioners -
MARGARET MIXTER.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-12-21
FOR THE TABLE,
A New Way to Serve Wild Duck.

While wild duck is most appropri-
ate Thanksgiving dish and good in al
most any way, it is served. this German
method has much to commend it, Stew
it in water barely enough to cover until
tender. Turn off any supernuous liquid,
then add a tablespoonful or more OF but
ter to the kettle. Sprinkle the duck with
salt and fry brown. turning so that each
side is colored. Take sweet cream, allow
ing a half cupful mixed with a half tea
spoonful of thyme for each duck. When
we'll mixed pour over the ducks in the
kettle. set back on stove and steam for
fifteen minutes. The result is truly deli
cious. being much richer than the ordi-
nary roast
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-12-21
Sauce for the Pudding.

Two cups of sugar two tablespoon
fuls of flour we'll mixed with the sugar
dry, one tablespoonful of butter and the
outside thin rind of lemon well Boiled In
a mint of water make a nice sauce.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-12-21
Every SOX
and BOX

Of candy should have box Of CAS-
CARETS in the bottom. Then eat
and be merry. but at bed time remem-
Der to take your CASCARET, the
one medicine that will help you help
nature get nd Of the extra load without
grip o. sripe and that awful upset ack
feeling. a
Buy a l0c box CAscARETS-weeks
treatment-and have Il handy g uso
every night. Xmas week.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-10-12

ha1f apologetical1y) invited him to visit at their house in Park avenue. They were rich or richish, though with trail of trade behind them, and the girl was pretty or prettyish.
 He had cannily refused the invita- ton, pleading many engagements diff f1cu1t to keep if visiting, but he could easily explain the late call by lightly recounting the story of his misfor- tune, making jest of it and throwing himself on the family's mercy. He hoped and believed that they would insist upon his staying all night in their house; also that loan sufficient to pay his hotel bill and redeem his luggage might be suggested.
 The prospect of release from all his woes was so soothing and apparently SO easy to compass that the mere thought was warming cordial. Val walked briskly back. into Fifth avenue and asked the way of the first man he net He found Park avenue a dfgni- lied street and with the pleasantest Anticipations ran up the steps of the Beverlys' house, the number of which had fortunately stuck in his memory. There were lights in all the windows of the two lower floors, and as he pressed the electric bell he saw a shadow 1itSacross the half transparent silk curtains, a shadow which was like faint silhouette of plump little Madge Beverly.
 ''It'se all right. They're at home, thank goodness!'' he said to himself as he waited for the door to open, and sense of calm well being fell upon him with the assurance that his troubles were over at last.
 A neat servant was soon framed against yellow background of cheer full light. and at some distance, screen ed in shadow, the man who had fol lowed Loveland waited once more with certain anxiety in his eyes.
 Val inquired for MT. and Mrs. Rev er1y. They were at home, said the servant, in the living room" with a party of relatives who had come to welcome them back after their visit to Europe If the gentleman would step into the reception room and send up his card MT. and Mrs. Beverly would no doubt be down in minute.
 Gro be conttnued.l
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-10-12
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