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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-12-30

-$err 1tno Srmi Senrp &itHmei
bon Senate @rpbe iparen Beibnad-
ten bier sttm @efndb ibrer geripanS.
ten.
-9aS areiseerift tritt am @on.
rag ben II. Satruar 1911 in @is-
ing trrb tueiit Der @eridtsfaIeuoer
riilr II 5dIle, ale BON ipeniser Bid
.tigfeit ntf. @idter 9reiter miro
gum eritenmaI p%rdiibirm,
-3eit fir .@eiheerimgen@ lit
nod niht porii6er. M1ffte @o&e
tritt bic RifTourier uno cine gauge
gnsabl 2eeisIatliren afi6erer Stau.
Ten In Sisung ino bn barf man alif
manhe nihone 8eideerung4 gefaBt
icin, iast Dos SebaIia SournaI.
-Solgenbe OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
in Columbia tparen 8eibnad)ten bier
5u 8eiu6: eugene @iebler, gaieuit
Druid, Curt. 8nffratb, @rober
graen6Ip. Soiepb 8aiper, aIpin
gebrenbs. aIbert Gtnpinbt. Sbet.
Ia 8ebrenos uno 2ouiia @eber.
TSacob sdinoIer, George
Sdin6ler uro anbpeos GdinoIer
bon $~iegimspiue nn6 Robert
BON 8ictor, Colorado,
tatnen @eibnadten bier on un6
ipuroen BON ibren 8ruoer Sobn
bon Smiss empfangen un6 beimge.
bolt.
Dos oIte Sabr gebt iest ai gu
be; Die 8elt tuirb intmer otter unb
Der Menid mif tbr. Wam freut iidy
unb niirfdt ii9 eesenieitis Slid
lto lanaeS 2eben, aber MIR 8eniae
benfsn babel baran, vab chen hls
9ebsn mlf Gr6en NIT iebem neuett
SahF f.itSer uirb. Sm Senieits
gibt Is fein oItes nnS fein neles
Sabr; bort berridt Die Gtuigfeitl
Sr Solitein, @arren SO. In
.ldngit ipurben aui Dem epangeIii6e,
@ottesuder 3u Solitein brei @e.
idauifter CUR ielben 8eit in bic gr-
De gebettet. @rnit @eIp, elm Go
Sabre alter Snngeiele. itarb am
.. DECEMBER oil Sungenenbinoutg,
un6 nenige StunSen ipater erlagen
aud feline beioen Sdapeitern gIiia.
betb rno @ilbeImine oerielIbei
9ranfbeit. Gud Die Sdluetern
maren llroerbciratbet. ilnb Die Sc.
Idpiiter battep ieit elmer LANCE
&eibe bon Sabren ouf ibrer Sartn
in filler 3uriifge8ogerbeit seIebt.
Dos neiie Sabr 1911 pirt
moreen abeno einsieben. Slid,
Hid Geiliabrl. eridolt's I'M @it.
ternadt uito Somtos morgen. msrai
Die in 8eiitidlono. Morgen III
alien, ifbermorseis I'M lterien Sobr
So 9ebt eB fort, bis Der Sdopiel
iprift: 60 melt rio nidt Dpitcr
M6ge oas neue Sdbr ms slnen ge
red)t ner6en. God neinl 6ai
lit uurnoglid. Run bonm: @S8
Soslelbe unS pieI @utes bringerl
@eiunobeit. CUTE @eiddite, Gridt
bartlett I'M Sois, I'M Sta1 uno IN
Gelb. M6gen mir BON b6iep Stir
men, lleberidapemn,ung. Gdooer
fener nnS Heit perfdont bleiber
Waoae es SrieSen allen goIfern be
GrSe brinscu. gp5se bas golfs
bIott 5000 nei,e abonenten III f91
befomnen. 6oroH Sober i'm goraii
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-12-30

-Sto6tmapor 8aIfer bat cine
8efanntmadilng erIaiien nod mel.
der oas S6ieBen am 9~eirfabrstase
smiIben ben Siiinben 8 ubr Dor.
mittdgs np6 5 ubr na1mittaes
gang berboten, uno in ben ii6rigen
Stunoen arib nidt iibertrieben fein
ioI. Gs lit bieies eilte perminftige
grmabnurtg tpelfer Solee g~eIeiitet
iper6en ioIlte.
Aus benz @inter lit bis iest
nidt piel tpinteriides ~gefporoen uno
fpenlt es ben alien 8~airernregeln
na6 9ebt, mag audi ni6t biel aus
.ibm per6en. gs beiBt nGmli9:
gSit Der DECEMBER beranoerlid, limo.
10 1T Der gauge 8inter elm Sinb."
WaBgebeno lit Dies iebob feines.
mess. bern es lit iebr baufig id)on
b~orgefommen, boB Der December
MILD urr6 iogar tuorm mar; ia, am
lestep DECEMBER urt6 am Reuiabrs.
tag lfon 10 marin, bob man benin
offenen 5eniter fid beba9li1 fiblte
unb tags oaruuf famen Sdtee uno
gis un6 cine grimme &alte, Die
monatelarg bni,erte. @s gebt eben
10 auf Der @elt uno pie Der Mono
lnb nie unter oeifen Beffel, fped-
felt aud oIles anbere.
Sim ndd6tep Montoe ben 2.
Snnuor finbet i'm gourtbatfe foIg.
erber 8eamtenpedil itatt: $err
S. 6. 8ettiel tritt an SteIle oes
grobate . 8i6ters Serr1u gu9uft
Meper, Serr SerbinorS &les an
Stele 6es Germ 9beo. @raf i'm
County Glerf amte, iino SER s.
Strod ON Steue bes Goilntn Col.
Ieftors 81. q. 8reiier, Serr 8rener
tritt oas gnt als &reisridter oil
uno &err 8m. S. @ais als Glerf
oes &reisseridts lit fem eigcner
9ad)foIeer i'm @mte. Der hints.
termih oes GountBi6atmeiiter nno
Sler;ff lauft erit in 5tpei Sabren
ob, ,utb iinb ollie obeubenaunten
aernter a,tf Die 9auer pon4 Sabren
ausnabntc BON Greisri9ter mel.
der auf 6 Sabre setpGblt 1T.
-giele unierer tbeuren @itmer.
id)em bebaupten, tie ieien MIR
5rem6linse auf grben; Der 8eg
5u ibrer Seimatb fibre burd oas
finItere abal oes CODE. @idtss.
beItospeniser ridten lie ,iiGs bier
Elm, aIs Oh iie etpis bier obleiben
Glitter bieies 2ebens nidts gertlIg
friegen. sic miBsonnen e%inotoer
SieTes Slid, un6 laiiep es iid alr'
tpeilen bieI Belt uno Miibe fciten,
einonoer Sieies Slid su ertreiben.
llnb nlanden 6teier nSremblinge"
lest ieIbft iein ienieitiges $eimatbs.
reft outs Spiel. Inn moglidit piel
ioiesIeitisen Lamb" uno v@ottten-
froB" an iid sa bringen. &ann ms
Semono Sieien %fouitoiden @iber-
ipru6 erfldrep2
-@abreno oes @ottesoienites in
Der MetbooiItenfir6e Slt Macon itanf
elmer ser @oriteber plOslid alf uno
iaete segen ben &reoiger setpenoet
bit rlbiger ieiter Gimme: a8ruber
Garutber, Die Stride brenntlD Ser
rltbige Con pirfte berart auf Die
ampefelroen, ooB aaes o6ne iid gu
ordngen bas @ebdube perIieb, unS
in 10 @iniiten oasieIbe poaltdnoia
geleert mar. Damn aber idligen bi
Slammen iiber Dem 9ade 8u'
iamrner, uno liz fitrser 3eit mar Sas
@arSe eiit ~slimmernOer Eriimmer'
banfen. Die Stride, elm Srarneban
bette einen @ertb BON 5000
Dollars.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-12-30

Ouu ~. 0tbltu . -
-lm 9ienftag aben5 ipen6ete
Der Simmel einen ieeensreiden @e-
gent. gr mar feline Miaionen Dollars
pertb bieler &egen, benin err gereid-
te Der @ei8enioat gu unermeblifen
9usen. Dem berri6enoen @aiier.
man9el lit ieooh nod nidt absebol-
fen nno man9et Sn,rsbater tp1re es
iest Iieb tpenn Sermann 8aiier.
tperfe bate.
gerInren!
@m Montog aben6 5piifen
@nI5 Soloon un6 Charles Sabr.
ner's @obnuns, eine soIbene 9ette.
Der 5inber, tpenn er 6ieieIbe in Der
Office Siefes Blattes dbliefert, er.
.bdTt cine liberole 8elobning.
-Bieber lieet elm. Sabr binter
uus nit pielen uugeniisten lin6 on.
flagen6en Stunben. gs ip1re bonn
8eroerben, iid tpeget abgeidloIiener
GbatIodeu, bic lirabdnoerIif in Der
8ergapgenbeit liegen, benz Beiiimis.
mus binSueeben, ionoern es III
Yflift, gepisiet b,ir9 gemadte or.
fabrungen treuer unb gerpiiienbafter
Die 3ufunft u,lsSlitaufen. @as wiri
urrs 1911 bringen2 fragt mnndler
ginerieits treten bieIfa6 8enbdltmii-
ie Elm, Die auBerbalb unierer Ra6t.
ipbare lieser, aber IN Der Sauptfaht
brinse ulrg Dos reue Sobr bas. mas
mir urts ieIbit erringet unb erfdnpf'
en-. @ie man iidJ bettet, 10 liegt
man unS SdiIler erflart nit piel
@abrbeit. rSeoer trdet in ieiner
8ruit feines Sdidfals Sterne."
Sef. nnb Seiertase.
8eibnnften ift poriiber. Ger
marit feierte 6as itone Seft, wie
gemobnIid afpei Gage lang. 5eier.
li6er @~ottesoienit nit berrlihen
@efamgsbortrdgen; seidjmiidte Can
nenbGnne in Den 3irhen; feitlifJ
9efleioete frobe Meniden, Die ibre
8eibnadtsgabett 8ltr Sdal trugen;
gliidlide ainoer nit ibrer SpieI-
ioden; 2nit itno Sreuoe iiberoll.
'Das @etter erinnerte mebr bon
Oftern pie ON @eibnuften, berr.
lider Sonnenidein, friiGe aber
nidt 5u faIte Butt, fnr5um ibeales
@intertpetter. S1irfeb. ooer @an.
iebratem gabs tpobl beinobe in le.
ben Sails; 6ns mar mobl tbeures
gIien, aber am @etbnadtstage
nimnlt man es nidt 10 oeftait. Srie.
De uro gintrad)t fronte bas Set.
Girdlides
Splueiteraben0 miro oieies Sabr
i'm Ser 60. ct. 8aitIs Stride mie
iibIid gefeiert, aber nit sroBerem
Sntereiie. Ser @ottesbienit ipirS
bon s biz nm 8 l1br sebalten, bam
fommt Elm literariides uro miuii.
faIiides 8rogram ~beitebeu6 aus
8ortr6gen, 3mieseiprdfen, @eiart-
gen unb @eIangs.S Colts aur Gus'
fiibritns bon oem @itelieOern oeS
Sugenobunbs. I'm 1s II llbr pirf
in gaiemcnt elm 2urd ierpirt
Damn 3uiammenfiinft i'm guoitori
nm fpeurt Die @Iofe IL ltbr fdldgi
our abboItung elmer fur8eu anoa6t
Sim Sonntng ben 1. Sanuar I'M
/ ltbr 9odmittaes miro Die &c
meinbe g~erfammlnng itottfinoen in
Spnntosfdrlraum Der ct. Souls
@emeinoe. aIe W~ifglieoer iinl
eriiidt es iih in Grinnerung 81
brinsen boB go lire 8fIidt 1T ON
peenS au iein- Besen biefe Ser
fa1ninIurg fiHSet bic Sonntoaidult
inn $50 llbr pormittoss arftuit ]
llbr nadnlittoes itntt.
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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-12-30
Bon eOnntas an beibt's 1911

Sonntag ionSern nad)ites Snbr.
SIN Ser 9ruderei giebt es feline
Seiertage oils Der Sonntag.
SRI. emma 4Ierf lit bon
ibrern 8 podenIangeum 8einf,e in
ct. 2ouis pieber az Sauie.
"-G9Sne a,tstpobI Veu Snbrs-
pdttortett bel Rlinse'S.
-9ie iungen gbeIeute 60. s.
8ueoiger bon ct. 2ouis iinb bier
su 9eiu6.
George Seibad 2. bon ct.
Souls 1T oiefe Bode bel ieinen eI.
tern su 8eiud.
-gSolpb 8riidfe BON Stolpe
tuar 6ieie @obe mebrere Gage bier
bel 8erpanoten 5i geiud.
3ran 8aulind 8nIfer uitb
Sobn Conner finb felt Snmitag in
ct. 2ouis 5i geird.
Die Gdgle 2oge miro Montog
abenb Capitalization ibrer uellertpdbl.
ten 8eamten baben.
SRI. Rartba 2angenooerfer.
2ebrerin. lit BON ct. 2oiiis gountp
bier BEL oer Sbrigen iiber Die Seier.
tase gu gehi6.
-@uit. 2ingenieIber ift bon
@raf. gebrnsfa auriidgefebrt um
biz 5riibiabr BEL @rttert 5u bIei.
ben.
-Sobn SdinbIer fam @eibrab-
ten beim bon Ga groife, aanfas, I'M
ben @inter i'm glternfeim bel Sniss
in3libringen.
--Oicor Sdneffer BON @orriion
unb @ottIIieb SiIferboitner BON
9rafe, paren borseitern in Ole.
fddftcn bier.
Die gonntD Court 1T ieit Ritt-
mod in Sisuns iiitb iuiro iid Dor
ausiidtli9 Dor morsen nidt Der.
tdaer.
-Senrb Don BON gape @irar.
beau iipS feline Sfnpdter Sba BON
ct. 2ouis, nerbradtem @eibnodten
bier sl 8eiitd.
-Sran aiSoie Reitcrmann BON
ct. 2ouis 1T Bel ibrer Sdypeiter
Srou Siioor Sdmibt. iibern SIuB.
gu 8eiud.
-Brof. s. 81. 8ruerts, 8rin5ipal
Der 0ffentIiden Sdulc in Blair,
Sflaboma, lit pabreno Der @etb.
nodtsIeiertoee bier 8l 8eiuf).
Mug. S. Steinbed bon Stpiss
NOR boreeitern bier. Gr botte elm
aE - - Lr.NHrHH :. .HA.E. .A-
pSaapeinben" gum Mesger gebradt
peIdes ore S~leinigfeit BON 720
Bfurp6 ipog.
@dfiten Somitag slbeno miro
Serr g6w, 2aeger, STUDENT Der
8beolcgie gu 8arreuton, oabier in
Der MetboOiiten Stride in Der eng.
hide Spru6e preoigen.
-@ollnee Settler, StuSent in
Der StaotsnniberiitGt in Columbia,
lit bier i'm Glternbeim 5n geIud,
Sein Spairto 9. 8. @uftafsom bon
vi. Sputs III NH tDH.
aIs gomin @ueler lebter
Sreitas nit ieiner @aidine fir &e
ter 9on,ier $olo idstc, tui,rbe i'm
Der redte arm, ip1breno er Ole cd
ge ollie, gepodt. un6 Sas SIeiid BIZ
oif Dem anodeip ourdeeidgt.
Quite @oridse fir oas men
Snbr iinb tuieoer an Der Soges ORD
r,,lng. Der bette gorias 1T fiber
lid: sSeoem Sas Seine prompt 8
asben' rno i'm neiiesp Sabre fem
Sdnloet on MAIDEN. 9os ut ais
born Oes @TiidipWn5des tcobrbofte
Grfds uttb sero6e bos @egentbei
bon Der bisbsr seiibier @Ieidgii
tisteit. @ObIperitouOsnl
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-12-30
8@usirtr 5atrprrife.
Mp. Taeifir Mni[iuah.

go p a-IaHH'E NO. 81
@ssen Der Sabresberinmmllnlg
Der Soutb @eitern aumbermel,s
aiIoctation in annias gitp perfau-
fen mir bonn %. Big gum %. Sam
uar 8unofabrt Garten fir $50
gut sur @iiffebr Bis Slim 81. San.
uar 1911.
g. g. aramer.
agent.
-:--
Die Ser5en iporm urto ole augen
&lor,
Damn gebt es frob in Dos neue
Sabrl
Sea flinge Der @liifruunid iiber
ole groen:
Dies ioa oas bette Der Sabren
pepoenI"
Stiratbs. eieeHien.
Gbos. Bacon, @eralo /. 90
2i35ie Senbon @eralo IL
Ben. S. 2asemann, 8lan6 81
2uIu 8iles, 9lanb, 90
Sames 81. giles, 8fano %
Soa 8. Sduenmemeper, glanb 10
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-12-30
a.. Gspoalri su,t 0sto IN Der
pfpplfs Dunk

uaa gtrmaaa
Die Banf Der Geute, Don Den Aeu'
ten uno fur oie Eeute..
Reine 8amf fidjerer
8 8rosent 8inien auf Belt epoften.
Dtrettoten:
". u 8rener, 3fobi. DaIter.
Senrp Grass, Senrp 80. Ietotte,
6enrp Od,Sner, u. u. Silber,
u. u. Ralfer.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-12-30

1bonnirt auf bos Sermanner !
DoItSbIatt
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-12-30

gbonnirt auf oas Sermauner
8oIfsbIIatt. ii.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-12-30

-$err 1tnb Srmt Senrp atrHnei
BON Sertote @robe iuaren 8eibnad-
ten bier sttm 8ein6 ibrer 8eriuanS.
ten.
The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1910-11-08
Pictures for the Nursery,

Pictures for the nursery should ht
bright. though not too much 81. On'
CAL. get pretty prints In pink, blue
Grown and yellow II in possible 'l
get baby pictures OF great beauty AMI
they only need passe-partont bind
ing to make them suitable for dec
rating room. Ii would be gC%
idea TO have u kodak and take th,
children's pictures in everyday al
tire, in their Sunday best. at play. at
work, asleep and wide awake. pcut-
ing. laughing and in every mood, 1hen
use these pictures as a frieze in the
room. They can all be done in EWiaA
colors. or made into blue prints. The
latter is not 50 lasting. yet look pret-
ty on q white-papered wall.
The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1910-11-08
Oranqe Layer Cake.

Cream four ounces OF butter with
tour ounces of sugar. then add grad.
ually four well beaten eggs, stfa In
half pound Of hour ard one tea
spoonful Of baking powder, then add
the grated rind IF one orange and
two tablespoonfuls CT milk. Nix
we'll and divide Into buttered and
Toured layer tins, spread evenly and
quickly and bake IN q hot oven for
about fifteen Minutes Turn out to
cool.
Now take the strained juice OF
half an orange and half a lemon, put
them into q small saucepan, add o
.evel tablespoonful of cornstalrh,
uoistened with one gill Of cold, wate =
add the grated rind Of half an or.
auge and four heaping tablespoonfuls
Of sugar. Stir over the FIRE till they
thicken. When cool spread between
.he two pieces of cake.
Then ice with orange icing. Tc
make the orange frosting, pare the
rind Very thinly from one orange ano
soak IT. in the juice for one nour and
q half Sift eight ounces Of confec
TONERS sugar into basin. add the
strained juice. Beat for few min
I,es and spread on the cake. Cut in
70 neat squares or triaugles.
The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1910-11-08
been carefully kept for years will be
distributed among the provincial mu
seums of Belgium. where as individual
exhibits they will lose much N value
Why Not Thisi

H
Have you ever been delaye
hours IT, q railroad station and q
pe.led to remain in the dreary place
without companion, with nothing
bur old papers and magazines for d.
version? Few persons who travel
nave not encountered this situation.
Why can not bulletin be printed
- Indicate places Of interest In the
city or town, with directions as to how
I 10 reach those places, and those signs
ps hung in plain view In the stations?
This is work which could be done by
the women's clubs In city. Often
one has long, tedious wait, and II
would, indeed. be pleasant e get out
INTO The city and see one, II 10 .rnre,
If the important places, and OF print
I'd Instructions were right IN view
he tinlid would not hesitate to go out.
Give us also the names Of respectable
restaurants. One might get these
,laces to advertise on the bulletin,
which would pay for printing 1t. How
many strange women alone or with
children know where to 90 for q
luncheon in strange city? Some go
INTO the nearest pl.1e around the de
pot. not always the most clean!y
places, and often in not very respect.
able districts. A timid traveller will
-u11er in silence before asking ques.
lions, and 1t seems this bulletin could
be made so very useful that II would
be a good plan tc have such a one
printed and placed in every station
where waits are possible. One Of the
dreariest days ever spent in my life
was at station with nothing to read
but a copy Of the Johnstown flood,
backless book discovered In the ope.
rator's de-: /. Yet there was library
within ten minutes car ride, and not
an Official at the station or any Of
Inc loung,rs knew where it was 10
Gated doubt II some OF them knew
rbe city had q library al all.
The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1910-11-08
10 Clear Xineuar Cructs.

To keep a vinegar cruet shining
and clean is not easy. as many 8
housewife can testify. The neck OF
the cruet being narrow. usual bottle
cleaning methods are futile.
After washing the bottle with ho
.oapsuds and rinsing thoroughly d
few hard beans can be inserted in the
bottle, which Is then almost filed
with water, to which few drops O;
ammonia have been added. Shaking
the beans around will remove incrus'
tation from the sides.
A long-handled paint brush with a
I'll, thick but not broad 6rush, is eX
"ellent to clean out cruets. 1t cat
ae dipped IN q solution Of soda OF
borax.
One housekeeper saves and dries
ner egg shells and puts them in her
cruets, which are half flied with
soapy water. After shaking thor.
oughly. until the bottles are clean,
the cruets are washed and rinsed
with cold water. followed by hot Wa
ter.
The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1910-11-08
Grand Prize Automobile Race.
Savannah, Ca, November 1l~12, 1910.

The Southern Railway announces very low round p rates tor
Hi, occasion Dates Of sale November g TO- and r. final
limit; returning November l5h 1910 Round trip from Orange
burg will be S3.55.
The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1910-11-08
Cat ChrEtcninG.

Now what do you think Of having
a cat christening? You might think
more of IL, especially when you hear
that the kitten Is valued at $50. Well.
the day he was christened and was
made to henceforth take the name OF
"Tip-toes," the owners various
friends were invited in Tip-toes was
the center of attraction Of course, and
the recipient Of several ribbons, bells
and a little milk bowl -
The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1910-11-08
"Csrand Prize Auto Special"

special train will be operated between Coumb'a and Savannah
Vi, he Southern Railway carrying FIRST CLASS coaches and
PULL MAN SLEEPING cars, leaving Columbia loo
Friday morning November lh arriving Savannah at 625
Returning this special will leave Savannah at 1000 p M aur~
dav November 2h arrive Columbia at 800 stopping at
intermediate stations to take and let off passengers Pullman
sleeping cars will be placed for occupancy both Columbia and
unit, zoo a. m following morning Close connections made al
Columbia with the Special for all points within The State in each
direction This is rare opportunity to see the Grandes Auto
mobile Races in the Wod Make Pullman reservations at once
and for further information apply any ticket agent Southern
Railway or J. L. MEEK A. G: P A, Atlanta "a; al W. e
McCEF D P. a: Charleston, S. C.; S. Nj. MCLEAN. P. &
T. A, Charleston S. g.
The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1910-11-08
Why Not Select From
Wannamaker'S
Holiday Stock Now?


By careful and timely buying we
can offer our friends an early selec-
hon Of Christmas and I Holiday Nov
elites.
Check over the following list and
then come and choose for yourself.
Early buying pays and a deposit will :;
put aside anything you especially
like.
Wateman's Pens, $3.50 to $40.
Cut Glass; in profusion, pitchers,
tumblers, fruit and salad dishes;
all dainty and new designs.
Cigars; boxed and loose, the best
and choicest brands.
Comb and Brush Sets.
Manicure Sets; great variety.
Boxed Stationery---very good.
Smoking Sets.
Shaving Sets
OF COURSE:---The splendid
Huyler Candies. So fresh and
good; all fresh.
]. c. Wanna
maker M'f' g Co.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-04-07
ID. A. n. MEETING WITH
MRS. BLACKBURN

Mrs. Felix Blackburn was the hostess
at yesterdays meeting of the General
Sumpter chapter. Daughters of the
American Revolution, which was one OF
the most interesting of the year. This
residence was attractively decorated
with woodland flowers and after the
programme dainty refreshments were
served during the social session.
Included in the programme was an
excellent paper presented by Mrs. j.
V. Allen on 1.-The Heroes of the Cam.
paign in Mexico" Interest In this was
height tened by incidents of history re-
lated by some of the ladies in the
lives of the members of their respect
I've families known to have fought in
this campaign. Mrs. Ned r, McDavid
gave a charming group of songs and
Miss Goldsmith of Denver a solo. An
other pleasant feature was a story of
the origin of the American flag. given
by Mrs. c. M. Tardy. There We're "a
members present.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-04-07
DIVORCE WANTED BY
SALVATION ARMY LASS

Atlanta, April 6.--Adjutant Gertrude
Morrison of the American Salvation
Army, whose permit to operate in At
lanta was recently withdrawn by Mayor
Maddox, today filed petition for de-
cree of divorce and alimony in amy sum
that may seem adequate to the court
from her husband Adjutant Morrison,
who has been the recognized leader of
the American Salvation Army work in
this city for several years, alleges in her
petition that the marital troubles of her
self and husband, Adjutant William Nor
rison, began shortly after their marriage
when she declares he began to curse
and abuse her both in private and in
public, and she AYERS he would not con-
tribute to the support of herself or give
aims to the Working Girls Home, and
the night of March 30. after calling in
the children, he threatened to cut her
throat with a razor.
Adjutant Morrison and her husband were
denied permits to continue their work in
this city until a decision had been
reached.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-04-07
NEW YORK CHILDREN
ADDICTED TO DRINK

Philadelphia, April 6.-That the num-
Der of school children in New York city
who appeared under the influence of
beer and wine was startling" and that
"almost every school in the city furnished
examples of children suffering from the
effects of alcohol" was declared by DR..
T. A. McNicholl, surgeon of the Red
Cross hospital of New York in a paper
read tonight before the American Society
for the Study of Alcohol, and other
liquors and narcotics to be an unmti-
gated lie. A two days session of the
body is being attended by many dele
gates from all parts of the country.
1t was stated by Washington delegate
that twice as much money was being
spent on stopping the ravages of tuber-
culosis as was being expended on educa-
tion who added cigarette smoking was
responsible for this decay in the human
race
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-04-07
MIR. AND MRS. HANSON
ENTERTAIN AT BRIDGE

Mr.. and Mrs. Victor Hanson were the
host and hostess last evening at the meet
The occasion added another to the al
ready long list of the pleasant Inequalities
enjoyed this year by the club. Among the
members and additional guests last even
ing were Mr.. and Mrs. Hanson, Mr.. and
Mrs. Harold Samson, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Dimmick. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Fowlkes,
Mr. and Mrs. JOY, Mrs. Viola Redin, Mr..
Goodwin, Miss Hazel Dimmck and Mr..
I. H. Young.
The ladjes prize was brass jardinlere;
the other q brass smoking set A buffet
luncheon closed the evening.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-04-07
STRINGENT RULES FOR
WOMEN'S DOMITORIES

Columbia, Mo-, April 6.-Probably the
most stringent set OF rules for the gui-
dance of women students in force in any
university In the United States were
adopted by the women students of the
University of Missouri at a mass meeting
here yesterday.
Some of the strictest of the rules follow:
mo strolling or driving after dark.
mo more than three evening engage
ments a week.
callers shall leave at 10:9O p. m.
doors of all woman dormitories and
boarding houses shall be locked at 1880
p. m.
informal dances shall close at mid
night.
'Formal dances and annual affairs shall
close at / a. M