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The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1911-02-08

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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-06-15
Mni IL. Juni
Gintsi has bissiGbrire SommufsEi
Der goomann'id)en &ittmns
hsimaib Itatt.

gu ben asfttn. bic iih felt Sabren
,iusr gang btfonosrsn gunfi oss
1eutihthums Der Stdbt erfreuen. se.
tor.n Die 8eranitaIiuneen gum Beiten
etr gebmann'I6sH Dittntnheimatb
unb spar nit BEN DoIlft.n Reft, hsnn
Die Wittiu,nheimatb III cine nsatift
Observation-Disclosures i'm id,0niten
GinRe bes Wortts unb perbient inFols
asneTen In caHS berpprrdetnbem WlnBs
sie unieritisuna. bic ibr in btuiIaeH
arsiisn i'm 2nuf. Der Sabre 8u sleiI
oetporoen.
Sas bissi1hris, Sommsrf.Ft ser
anItnIt itsht Dor Der 9hIr. Gs III
ouf Samiiog. ban II. Suni. 1n5ss
raumt ipprben. Finoet fpi. iiblif, in ben
lsissnbsu aHIoesn Der Wittipenttis
mutb on Der 5isblano apenut itntt
unD ohn. 5rnss tperoen aud beuer iih
bic Conner unp s5reuRoe Der 4nitoIt
fib in btEIen Sfnnrsn .infinbsu. am
;br S6erflstn bsi3utraesn uno fs0t.
Iihe Stunbeu 5u Dsrleben. oeHn hie
1nmsn. in bertn 5dnpen bic Gti.Iuc
,ubt, tperbsn uidts unsettan lnH:H.
I'm ben fysite6fieu eintn persnlia a.sr
Ro6mitiao une abtnb su bersiien.
Serr 9aitor 8. O. GiisnIo5r
uns 5err gniior grn1i 8oB
irerbeR bic ;JsItrebsn hoIten uub
fis lanejdhriee riibrias 93rdiioers
tin, 5rou g. 8. 6artmonn, ipiro in
ousfiibrIintr @sil, iiber bas Derf!oi.
fsns 9erpalturgsiabr btritten. Ter
Eer fperben ar 8ds1rtifh tpie iihlin
aIIsrbnnb bibidoe 6cnbarbeiten. 81.
Don ben 5niafIinnen p,rf,riigt ipurO.n,
gum 9ersauf seIonoen unb fir eit
gelpiribune Der g1its ipiro in Der I'm.
iidtigfttn Mei'e Gorge esirusen. am
Rohmittae gisbt "a GafFee. au3ea
anb isihis GrIrifhunnen. ipdbrtHs in
hen 4bennitunben Elm lusulIiiGes
a6enbbroi. btHsn6auptbeitdnbtbeil Elm
foftie.r Ralbsbrat.n III. ftrDirt psrs
ten nirb.
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GinblaD marEf
g5oll nnb bari nidDt abecid)afft
lperDen".
Ias Chit Der nempranniiirten ssino.
lap Wiarfet @erbeiiernRas.
Weislihaft

Der 9ampf eessn bic bedbfihtigte
abihoffuns nes rs5inhIap Wlnrttess
bat grobe Dimenficntn anatnomfisn
unb 3ur beFeren TurhfiihruHa beSfelz
BEN tpurbe eeitern abenb in Gbriit.
Sdh's 2otdl, 121 Glber 5trobe, In
elmer. BON mebr aIg $50 8iireern b:r
Ranbdrfhaft beiuhten @erinmmlung
bic .s5inblop Martet WerbtHsruHgBs
Geienfhaft" akgriinbei, ipsIfs ioFort
bic nadiiebeEoen 8eamten eripdblts:
Nm. 8. SubIer, prdfibent; 6. g.
geatteI. Shabmeifter. unb 9. 5rienbs
man, SesretGr. Cine grobe ansnh
Der AnptfenDeR sablten fofort ibre
Sobresbeitrdge an ben Snobmeifter
Elm. Serr nm. aIetn, RiteIisb bss
Stabtrotbs BON Der IA. marb. tuelher
Der qptbias Bitter aonpention in
6amiIton, g., bettpobnte uno tigsns
3uriidettommtu fpar, um Der Bers
FommIuns bsisupobnen, bi,It tins Idus
gtrt anfprahe, NORM CT auf bic Wifs
tieieit Der 9eibebaltung bes oltetdblirs
ten Warftplasts nufmertidm mGhts
nnb iih perpfIihtttt, i'm Gtaotratb bas
rduf binsudrbstten, bab nsrisIbs niht
dhoeihdfft irerhs. Cine nit mehr oils
1000 unferfhriften peritbene gstitioa.
In tptlher bic 8sibehaItune bes Ysnrss
tes perlunat ipirb. iuurbe fertigaeite!It
unb ptrb beute bem StaotratbssQuss
inub unisrbreitet tperbtn. prdiibent
6ubler .rtldrte, bab CT BON eem
SteuersahIer 9erein erm16ttat turrs
ben lei, ben Nomsn Der 8ereiRiaung
aIs gtfiirtportsrfn Der geibsbnItuna
hss Wurttes ansnfiihren; sbtnio CAB
6err SubIer gu ptrIiebeu, bab bic neue
9srsinisung niht alIsiu 3u Gunittn
ess Warttes oreaniiirt iporbeH isi.
ionesrn in Qsrmansns bleibtH fperoe.
um ale n5tbiesn 8srbeHsrunesn fir
ben Warttplas su srsislen.
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Gonep SslaHS.

Cine aubergstp0bnlif inttreiianis
4tirdftion fiebi fir R1fite Wofe in
g6ntp 5sinnb su tripartsn. ipenn ].
q. girarb's tduGeHbe pfsrbe ihrs
Boritelunoen btginnsn tptrben. Ssrr
Girnrh. Der Sabre lang bas Doubss
piLIe 1heatsr unb nnbers GonseHios
nsn In Gonsn SsInnb leiiets. bat bic
pferbe BON ihrsm friibersn Befitsr. 6.
5arris, gsiduft. DieFtsben frtletteru
Gin hobts Otriiis, auF ben iis nisbers
snietn. iporauf iis ben 4bfpriins in
Elm tiefes 9dHin MAIDEN. 4uber bitisn
pferbsn pirb 6<rr Girarb nod, Elm
Dnbfnb fpohI brtHirter pnniss pcrs
fiihren. an bertn Qeiftnngen iih bic
tIeinen 8eiuher erp0BtB tpsrben.
In BEN 0aubepiIIt 9txater iperben
hid uHh Sbn Ruifeli In ihrtr mulitas
lifden ertroDagonsd Der profsHor
unb fem Giellpsrtrster 0ufsrttsn. tia
Mt., In peIhem Der profeiirr fosar
piano NIT JauTtt6mpftrs6 s6anbfhu
fpitlen nirb; fsrner bic Airotnisn
-Gtbriiber GtsrIinss, Der btlannis
1Gnser unb aomiter 1drnsn Gal
Iagber. .frii6 bon Der griintH Snftl@;
bic 7nnstiinIflsr Ds Bora unb Gonnn
unb gum GhluiTe Don 1np Hio. .
ber 0ls .GoIbtn MonItr- btsnnnts
Glstsrisisdts EiinItlsr.
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alaIliidler absns i'm ase.

Der 3lpeits. nusihlieBlih ilaFifne
Abenb i'm 600. pirb morsfn Absnc
itdtifinben, ipenn bas Cincinnati
Commit Srfefisr nnter QtituHe Don
Carl gsrHthdlsr sin duberoybsntlih
gepdbIt.s prcgramm CUR Dnr6fiibs
rana bringeH ipirh.
Inter ben 4ummern befinbeH fih:
adhner's Wlnrfh. Dopplsr's Cuptrs
tire su .Jlta-. MaHtnet's .Seenss
Rsdpolitdinss' pbdntaiie aus Wogs
ner's poriifal. Aubinftein's Ram
megton3ert- uno 9elibes Guitt cd
Gcurcs@. einfAlieblitb Der mslsns
tans, aiebxsitene, Dorintionsn unb
osr GirfafTiite 1ans. Gtrnub's ptrs
fiFter Mnrfh ipirD nas preernmm
gum 4bfdluB brinesn. Der aOnserts
g,iciinifi 6srr wlng Shul3 ipirb nIs
Solo Grnft's .CtbflIo pbaniaIie. sum
9orsrng brineen. f5iir htute Absnb IN
Elm h0hft pcpuldrts progrnmm crs
rangirt porbfn. bcs G<lftticnen aus
Die 3iesune.- ~Didier uno Bauer,
ben Straub'fhsn MnI5fr Bel uns ~
6uus- u. a. m. entbdIi.
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6 o b I u q I o d.

Tie GupingtDu Cffier iur Oas yGiu'
rinRati &ulfsblntt" bciiuoet lid i'm
8ebduSe go. 509-511 NaOiiOa
auehae. sluSeigcn, Wittbeilunssn
aHo Seitcuruacu irgenowelher art
Wrroen bis 10 lIbr 4bcuOs Oaislbit
enfgegenecuUmmeH. SelepbOn SOatb
1854.
Sn elmer 9sriammlung Der
3ruitees oes Yrot. WQiienbauIes
IDuroe Der 8ei6IuB sefaBt, an bic
9utber3igtsit Der 9iirger Gppington's
gu appeliren, bamit bic aiuoer pGbz
reno ben Wtonaten Sult uno 4uouft
IN Gan0bduiern untertunft ftnbsn.
Die Watrone, SSrau Wdite, ift piLia,
bic &Ieinen gu beuufii9ttgen, iolts
Elm paiienoer pIuB gsfunoen perben
toHnen. Die Situation oes 6eims
uno Der Rau2 Der 6. uno 8. Gifens
baRn GotOmottDen MAIDEN etnsn 4uf=
entbOlt unsrtrdgIt6.
- Sn Der Ginboltstlage Don ne.
8initon gsgen bic 6. uno q. giiens
bubnz z8eieuinaft iteute seItern 4nz
tpaIt S6elp Rouie fir bic 9eIelli6dft
Den 4ntrag, oaB Die 8urgIAaft Der
R!d9er in Der 8lage erbObt fpersen
ioQte. Ridter 9arbeion erb0bts bic
S'trgi4uft Guf $4,000.
- Sm Sale oss Ibomas @aQus
nan, Degen angebliher 9erleitunq
gum Meineio, tonnten imGreisaeri6te
big geitern 2lbeno nod teine sp0lf
9eihmorenen 3uiammengeiteat ners
ben. 0ieIes mar Der 3psite Gag Der
&erbonoIuHg.
0as Geiu6, Die 8irgi6aft bon
Somes uno 9eorge WaIters, bic uuf
oem Gotonta Renupart perhdftst purz
ben, auf $500 berab3uieseu, purbe
I'm Stabtseriate Don benz Ribter
Reao abgepieien.
-9ruHosissntbums uebertraounr
gen: Wtagsie 9upbsn an .. 6. See,
Gots Go. 564 uno 565 in Der Inter
dbtbetIung oes Weiteru 8optiit 5beol.
Snitttuts, an Der RuHea Strabs,
3Ipti6en Der IA. unb Is. Strabe, 81:
,. 6. See an WGggie 5apben, basfelz
be Sigeut9um, 81; Carrie 6. perrp on
9ermann Roipe. IbetI Der Got + in
Der .. 81. 9lenr's unterubtbeiluno
in 2atonia, an be- Deitfeite Der Bart
qlOsuue, $50; Sarab 5uQ an Ger
mann Rotpe, Got 9 in GIenn's I'm
tsrabt6eiIung, an Der Weitieite Der
gurt Qps., 2atonid, $2300; Rir6er
uHp Stub an 2ouis D. Wa6s, Got an
Der Rorbfeits Der q. Gtrabe, 20
tJuB tpeftli4 Der Ootloub 9DsHus, 29
bet 100 GuB, 81.
- 8os Eeftanent Der ellie sdne
Sones tpuros I'm gountpesri1ts BIN
teriegt. Sic btnterldbt ibrer Ghne=
fer, JruHt Ranfon, $3.50; ben Reit
ibrsr G6uefer Sorab u. sJcnes unb
srnsnrt hie aestere als Grstutriy.
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ga Edeioelpsae

Der 9siunbbtit itshen bic Wsnihtn,
ptlht ourh 3pong ooer freieH Milien
eint Eh1nigung pes R6rpsrs srltitsH.
Dobi BEN. Der aann ben re&ien QFno
beFhreitst, Der sur 8tfuHpbeit suriids
fiibrt. Der onnere pfnb bringt Gud
namdlis nbisiis unD ihlieblih su sis
Hsr t6btIihsn 0trgiftuns oss a6rpers.
Die urfpriinglida gang lfidt NIT ben be-
riibmtsn Ct. Bernard RrGutsrpilltn
bate rerbiitet lperben t0nnsE. GO iinb
bies tpobltbGtiss pilleH. bic nur aus
btiiiomsn gflanssnitofftn subtreitet
perbsn. tpesbdlb lie audi tsintr 3udtrS
billie bebiirFen; itnn Dttlen 9auisnbsa
baben iis fhon tpitber nuf ben pfdb
Der @efuHbhsit ptrbolfsn. Sn aposbes
fen 81 bdben. BE-
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IlaageubiHnag.
gor Sem giblipfhefsatb1sSe in Ruro
Cincinnati iptht jest Sas
Sfernenbanner.

gsitsrn mar 5lass.ntas, bsnn an
jeutm Datum Dor 134 Sdbrsn ipurbt
ourh aonertbbef6lub bos Sternens
banner ala Rationolflagee beitimmt.
in Rorb Cincinnati bate Der Ede
anlab CUR 6ifiuHs einsr JIngss Dor
csn 8ibliotbefsetb1ube an Der obersn
Bint Strdbe aegeben. Die sTeisr nabm
fhon I'm 3 llhr WloraeHs ibrtn 4ns
fang, aIs 4rmpno 5osfle bic RspsiEIs
blits. Die 5Iaggs lpuToe buRH BON ptn
ainoern Der %. DiltrittsihuIs sntees
gtngenommen Hnp unier Ibftngun1
oes 9iepes rjlas Of the Gree" sehiBt.
ShulprinSipot louis Shisl belt cine
aniprohe lbsr bic 8eoeutuna Der
Stnns unb Der Strsifsn. 6err Otto
Rsnnsr Ibsrtpies bic llaegs ben
9iblioibsis Sruiiees uno Rameng bic
Ter Gorpe.f6oft Durbe iis ron serrn
ernit Don Baretn eniessenetnomH<n.
2tsttrsr bat iibriesns bic i5iasss &c.
itiftei. tpabrtnb bic 5ahnenitanae cine
Gabe Der 6.rren WaItsr 6eIo, Soc
Smitb, 80. .. WilIsr unb CD. .Jaeebs
In. Die Arrangements bdttsH
bic fplgtnben giireer getroffn:
Gbas. 6nud, Sole Smiib. Saeob Gps
rid, 6. 6oehn, albert Daiier. Nlm.
gstri, 6enrn 6oefle, %. 6. Seuk g.
7selstere. Maltsr Stlo, 80. 3. Wiltr
unD 60. Soeobs.
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Die Rciupsrt Office fur Sas Gin
ti,inatier gpIfs6latt" befiuoet I'D, IN
30. 339 CERT Straks, ssgenaber benz
Gonrtbauie, wOielEit 3euisfeiisn, au.
seieeu II. I. M. bis 10 l16r 45 Wiuutea
abcaoS entgegsuacnemmen nereen.
Selephun EDath 240f.
- 4nIdBli6 bes .Slaso.ntdees"
mar bic W.brbsit Der pripatbduIer,
8unten, 0ffentli4s Gebdun., StuIen
etc. nit ben 8unoesfabnen gefhmiidt.
Der Sas puroe ausemsin 9efeiert.
- G6eIhsins. Gbas. ". RoIer unb
GQa 9idp, 6eibe BON RidmoHb. Snb.
Qrtbur Sirt uno Sarab Sadfon, beioe
bon Waibolstonn, 8. 2lnbrtrp W.
Snnisn unb Grac. 6. atldno, 6eibe
bon Columbus, 8. I[Isu Sesnbotpsr
unb Waria 6. 5ofpis, beioe bon Daps
ton, ap. @eorg QD. Gstjsn BON gins
cinnati. g., unb Sulia gnstpstIsr BON
8eQepus, ZIP. german 8sders bon
Canton, Gn., unb gatbarind W. Radb
Don gineinndtt, 8. Dilbur 8. Stz
ting unb Gffie M. 5ageI, bsib. BON
ReDport, an.
Die 2050lligs DaHsrIsitunsss
rObre an Der Wafbinston ape., 5rpis
iden Der 10. unb IL. StraBs, barit gee
ftern Hahmittag unp ehe bns mofers
tuertssD sDepartenent am Stanbe mar,
bic 2situng nb3ubreben, fpurbe bic
pfuftsrung aufserifen unb BITE Qo6s
bari6aft iiberidpemmt. Der Straa
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- Martin WeDanaush, Der peosn
qemein.n 8enebmens perhaftet fpurbt.
spurbe BON Ri6ter Sbuep BON Dapton
bem Spesr's 6ofpitoI sefanbt, oo sr
on einem Rierenleiben leiDei.
6err DiThslm gasIner, in Dab.
ton, tDurbe pom feiner Satin nit eis
rem itrammen Sunsen befnenfi.
5err SO. 8. S6eralo puroe
qtftern @ormittag nit FRI. W1rp
gDbnen in Der ct. Jranaistus Rirfs
tur6 ReD. Greifentamp ebeli6 Ders
bunben.
- 4m tommenben Sonntng feiert
ber SunsmGnner Dereiu Der bl. 6er3
Sefu Airhe ron Bellevue iein annis
perfarium. Die S6luBfeier Der
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Jn(anOgetcQrap6
0anlpfer per6rannf.
1er Grfnrionsbampfer aSsbH 9.
yeiurp", nit 30 AHsfliglra
an gorb, Elm MaHb Der
5lammeH.

gabueah, an. IA. Suni. Der
Griuriionsoampfsr .Sobn 8. aontb",
mt 30 gtusfIiisIern an gorb, lit am
Donntrftas UsOrssn. nm baIb sipsi
llbr. bsi oamIstsburs. ST.. sessniiter
BON Smiitlanb, ap, BIS auf ben
BdHerfpieaeI nieberesbrannt. Zen TO-
fu.it einsetroffenen glahri9ttn 5ufoIs
ee finD bic msiiten paifosi,rs. fOfpi.
bic RunnTduft in ben SIamm.n ums
aesOmmsn.
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Sd1iIe esnonnter @tmeinbe fifibst am
20, Suni in galt.s Opernbous ftdtt.
gran Mottie Seine Iiegt In ibrsf
Wobnuns. go. 2760 O'5oIIpn 9lpenns,
gellerus, frant barnieoer.
GImer &uepfle, 1S Sabre alt.
Sobn bes Rpntraftors gb. s. RuepfIe.
trahte fsinen SUB in ben rGoncrese
mirer" an Der 5airfielb ap. unb pers
lOr einise 3sben,
3. M. 9apfon nirb beute ab,no
Dor Der gelIepus DobIfobrts aHoctas
ticn TN Aubitortum cine Rtoe baIteu.
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2ofal 8eridt.
graseisi.

SAAHtsAhs
Oegtn Gofpin Gobn, bon SO. 3l9
RodoaIe apsnus, tpurbs geitern i'm
poliseigsridt iuegsn ib6tlidxn ans
sriffs ein5nftbeIebl sripirtt, Den0afis
befeh erpirtie Or. albert 5nEItr auf
BerdnlaHuns bss eisentIiGen NntlGs
gers. feinss 56nagers SamuelDrepA
foos. Don Der RibgtDap unbDtlnnore
Aptnns, Dem Gpbn om Dienitag
Absno nit einem Goufti6los bieainns
lace serf6mettsri babsn fOIl. Dre9foos
unb ecbn b.fanbtn iih DisniiagRaGs
mitiog auf Der 9eimfabri olf tintnl
GtrobsHbobnpagen uno gsrietben
ndbrenb Iis auf oem 9rittbrttt itons
ben, In einsn Wortne6fsl. Der In
1bdtlintsiten nusartets. We gobn
Iogt. foa 9repfops ibn NIT 9b1tli1s
feiien bebrobt baben. ipOraxf e. DonH
suerit suf6lue.
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,srtdDer lBaHnfr.

1as Cpfer siHes freten Oauners
itrsihts lDurbt gtfsfrn WiIiam 1T
ff)er. btr sJnbobsr zines ylprssIaHass
ih1fts I'm 6nuft go. 713 W. Court
Etrabs. Geitsrn Vonnitiag fam sin
anit1nbig sstIeibeitr iunser Damn In
bas GiIdsr'Ibs Defhdft unb taufsr
Teller I'm Wtrth pon tinsm Dollar.
pfis es nns Hs50blen sine. setgts fr
finen $20sS6ein unp syiImkr
31hItt baranfbin als WenlsIetln SO
ab. Der 8ntidls sntriB slider bitfs
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SaniiIton an,sigen, 2pfal-N -Nptisea
nuS Veaisfeitcn hno absngeben 0fe
Der 4. auh Charles Strahe. 1lnicT
asent fir Samiltou mohHt Ns. 30f
8pro syrpnt ctr. Selepbau SamiItsr
1861. seIepbOu snieres aprreipsa
enteu: 393x @ea.
- elmer Berger trtpirttt einen
Softbefebl eegsr Garp 9eiger bon Der
Gorbon abenus, neil ,r .insn btifisen
Suno befikt, nsltsr bas bier Sabre
alts S0bndtn oss aIdeers in bic lin.s
Dabs bib.
- prof. R. uI. 5usbes ipurbs bon
ben 5rnfttes Der Mliami uniperfiiGs
als itetlpertrstsnosr grdiiotat bsr
llniperfitdt sepabIt.
- Or. 8. y. 1pitheII bat bic
Straub'fne 6eimitdtte In Der Giib z.
StruBs tduflih srrporben.
- Morie Dpnotisiio purbe nm /.
april 1911 sum Spab BON garmino
Sc Burns sin 0eiratbsperIprehen s.s
maht unn bic g,aut mahte ibre auss
ittutr. sic rsitte eeiiern cine ouf
$4,000 lautsroe alaee eeeeH sc
Burns tpeesn 9ru6s ess Gbtpsriprss
dsns i'm biefissr 8sriht elm.
- 5rl. Rat, 6opea itarb pors
ssitern 4benb in ibrsr Wobnune Ro.
1913 Rorb 8. strdbe i'm aIter pom So
Sabren.
- Ratis RsQa purbe fir aeiTiess
irant befunbtn uno purbs gsftsrn RaH
Der SrsrnauftoIt in Dopton. g., s,s
braht.
- Die SonntlgsIhule Der ct. Sos
banussiirbe matt beuts sineu ausfIus
nah bem Count 5airpIab.
- Ginbrs6sr oranaen poresfi.rn
4benb IN bic Dohuuns Der ssrau
Rboba e. aimtyougb. go. 42I pari
apsnus unb itohtn $34 unb etns eoIs
bsne sofhenuhr.
- 5eiratbsftsins. Waltbsr 2aep,
| q. 6amiIton, lnO Glisabetb auslIu
Shoft,r, %. 6omilton; i5rons Suntr,
"a, Winnins, uno 4nHa Shnsiber,
%, Milpil.; Gail gl1d. 26, baH,il.
ton, unb Qnua Stsrns, 26, Srfcro;
Nm. We6on. %. Wibbtstotpn, unb
2ueils Diuioms. 20. RibbI.totpn.
- ii. 8rcbIose Der gpthiasritt.r
fhIob asftern Ra6mittGs ibrs SiBune,
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ftebeub aus sjHem 0srlpaItsr, Ben r.
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8. PLANNERS ipienersrlpdbli purnsn
unb Canton als ndhiie Staot Fiir Die
Sisunp Der 9roblces beftimmt mar.
Die Cincinnati &: 5prinaFislb
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gabu, reidte gsiterH bel ben Gountbs
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Strabs uno sinsn 5beiI bon Central
unb 8rODs 4O. 0itliG pon ben 0elsifsn
in Wauos gu ffIieben.
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ron SanpOtr Jofunfhip lpurbe pors
esitern Rott cine MsiEe fiibfpeitlih
bon 6amilton anF Der WiGpiIIs Qnnos
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a.hcItenem R,polper ben Jriebensri6s
ter nm fsin' 8aurfdoft BON 81 be-
raubte.
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tcnn. anb QOrina Gmsrp, 10, MibhIss
ratbsihei unb iuurben bonn Jriebenss
rt6tsr 5ugbss gstrnut.
Ginbr.ner branaen oorl.bts
Raht in Wiooletonn In bic Npothtte
bee DR.. Sobnion nnb erbeuteten Waos
rem i'm D.rtbs BON 800.
SO. Don alias Charles @. Ruis
iea fDnrbe gsitsrn Worasn bonn Waapor
Rotbtpeu um $500 unb aofttn Sc.
itrdft, neil sr aus bem SuipeIsnloben
bon CHARTS 9iefenboh brsi 5ingefs
rings ftabI. er stbs ins arbeitsbous.
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-06-15

SO unD mar lGnsit perfhpunben, als
Der 8eraubte fih bon f.insni erIfduz
rtsn oh bitfer 5re6beit srbOlt bate.
lnisr oieien llniitdnben blieb Slider
nt6ts iibrts. aIs bic goIisei bon fsis
ttm 4btnteuer Su perftdnbissn anb
cine gtIhreibune pes Gauners 5H
aebeu.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1911-05-06
FRENCH METHODS OF COOKING
These Two Ideas In Serving Potatoes
May Be of interest to American
Housewives

Pommes Hollandaise.-For family
OF four boil six good-sized white pota-
toes; peel and cut them into quarters;
put them in a porceIain-lined pan with
a tablespoonful of butter and a pinch
Of finely chopped parsley; season with
salt and white pepper and warm them
thoroughly without browning. Serve
on a hot dish.
Potato Quenne11es or Croquettes--
Peel, wash and drain six medium sized
mealy potatoes; cut them in quarters,
put them in saucepan, cover them
with water, add little salt, cook for
80 minutes and drain. Then beat the
potatoes up in a bowl or mortar with
az ounce of fresh butter, and when
they are well mashed add the yolks OF
three eggs. Season with salt, pepper
and tiny bit Of grated nutmeg; mix
all well and then divide into II or
more parts, shaping each round or like
cork. Dip the croquettes separately
into raw beaten egg; roll in finely
powdered bread crumbs, and fry a
golden color in boiling olive oil for
three or more minutes. Serve on a
folded napkin with mashed sprigs Of
parsley alongside
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1911-05-06
ANXIETY WAS FOR THE KEG
oVercharge a Small Matter, but Gus
toner Did Hate to See Good
Material Hurt.

Every nail-keg in the store had its
occupant, the checker-board was work
ing overtime, and mittens and muf-
f1ers were stuffed in bulgy pockets, as
their owners drew closer round the
big, rusty stove.
The door opened noisily, letting in a
blast of the storm raging outside, and
in its wake followed Rufe Blevins, a
giant wood-chopper, whose good ma
ture and ready wit made him a vel
come addition to the store circle.
The 1oafers moved a little closer to-
gether to make room for Rufe on a
soap-box, but he marched past the
friendly circle, pumped an empty
molasses-keg down on the counter,
and drew a stained bill from his
pocket, which he held out to the pro-
prietor of the store
An expectant grin went round the
circle, for StoFekeeper Jones had the
reputation of never wronging himself
by Overw eighing or undercharging.
The merchant adjusted his glasses
and looked expectantly from the bill
to the wood-chopper.
Notice you charged me for five gal
Ions O. molasses last time I had this
four gallon key filed drawled Rufe.
Il don't mind payip' for the extra gal
Ion, bIr. Jones, but do kinder hate
to have good key strained to pieces"
Youths Companion.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1911-05-06
USEFUL HINTS FOR THE COOK
Small Things, but They Mean Much
in the Preparation OF Really
Successful Meal.

When cooking eggs always break
them separately in cup, for one bad
egg will spoil all that have been
broken before. For poaching or fry
ing, it is better to break them singly
in saucer, from which they can be
easily slipped into the pan without
breaking the yolk
A tablespoon of vinegar, and a
little salt should be added to each
pint Of boiling water used for poach-
ing eggs.
There is much nourishment, also
medicinal properties, in fish, and as a
rule it is cheaper than meat. If fresh
fish cannot be obtained, salt fish, If
properly cooked, is quite as nutritious.
Too much cannot be said about the
nutritive qualities of cornmeal, which
ought to be used more than it is in
every household
Dried peas and beans also rank
high among the cheapest and most
nutritious foods Beans that are old
require longer soaking than last year.
crop. Never fail to add a little salt
in the water in which they are put to
soak
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1911-05-06
AMBER RESULT OF DISEASE
Valuable Product is the Fluid Sent
Out by Pine Trees to Protect
Injuries.

Although amber has been found in
different places, it's only important
center is the coast of the Baltic Ac-
cording to Pliny the elder, the "sap"
was produced in the islands of the
northern sea-" and worked there by
the natives in the early days.
When Nero sent Julianus, the man
who managed his gladiatorial matches,
to procure the precious product, the
horseman detailed by Julianus for the
hard part of the commission came
back with amber in quantities so Law
ish that even the netting used as pro-
lection against wild beast was fast
ened with amber buttons.
Germany first conceded the right to
mine and to use the amber on the
shores of the Baltic sea in return for
10000 kilograms of crude amber to
be delivered annually. But as the
profits of the concessionists were
great, the German government IN
creased the consideration of the con-
cession to $500 kilos crude amber
per annum. Since 1865 that amount
has been increased and the compa-
MES working the concession have
made an annual delivery of 100000
~kilos per annum in payment for their
privilege.
Amber is the result of a disease.
The first forest that exuded gum was a
sick forest; a pathological case pro-
duced amber as another pathological
case produces pearls.
At least four species of pine trees
grew in the sick forest Two of these
are still in existence in Japan. Most
of the trees had been wounded from
one cause OF another and from their
wounds ran resin. Drawn by the odor
of the resin, insects swarmed into the
trees, to. be caught in the warm gum,
to stick fast and to die, embedded as
we see them now in specimens. These
conditions continued through uncount-
ed years. Then new, strange forces
came, the ground fell in, the seas rose
and the. sick forest was engulfed
From the beds formed in those ages
men draw the amber remaining in the
sand
At first amber was picked up on the
shore like seasheIFs. AS the CLASSY
gum grew scarce, the hunters dug for
it in the ground and, finding that it
mined it and dragged the sea for it
with nets.
The amber taken from the sea is
called seestein (sea stonel. Legend
attributes to amber the power to warn
its masters, the favored or the witch
es, of their danger and when handled
by its master to turn pale, to CLEAN
with ripping light and to emit per
fume"
In the time of the elder Pliny, am
her, was colored with dragons blood;
and attempts are still made to give
it the purplish glow of the tabled
stain. The ancients cured cloudy
amber by cooking it in OIL During
the process the oil penetrated the
crust, filled the air bubbles and
cleared the mass.-Harper's Weekly.