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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-02-10

Sn germition COUNTY, eSus.,
bat bic @rano Surp itlisblib bod
ndh Iangem 3Deern QntIaeen ipe9Ir1
be3abIter uno empfangensr 8eftehunq
BEL ben DabIen erbpbeu. Ter Stuns
bal mar gu groB, als baB er bate uns
terbrldt trerben t6nnen. Die 3abl
8erer, tpei1e in oieTsm gountp ibr
Stimmreht pertauft bdben, tptro nui
mebr ais 5000 dbgsihGbt. 8a8 lisfs:t
Stpff gu srritlidem Ratbenten. Der:
milton Gountn iit teins arme 8egero
ionbern erfreut lid qroBen Do9lftans
Deg, iobaR bemitteIte Qeute ibr Stimm:
re6t pertauft BADEN. Bon elmer bcious
bersn 8eroerbtbsit Der Uienihen IN
oieIsm 8ebiet su rebsr, lit uniirnig
Die mproIii6sn 3uitGnbe iiHo bort
ntbt beiIer unD niht fhithter ols an:
bsrspo uno man piro in Der an.
nabme ntft febl qebsu, oaB in aatr
dnoerer Counties Der Der. Stadtsr
ebsufdus Stimmsn getauft peroeu
Die 9srberbt6eit III etne Solge man9sls
batter Ginrihtungtn. Sn 0eutfhs
lamb, Gu9Iono uno graHtrsih perosu
feline Stimmen getduft uno pertduft
neil Is 3tretIos tpGre. Der gstpeis Dor
elmer etn3igen getauftsn Gimme piir3t
geniigen, um bic SrpGbIune beS be.
treffsnoeu 9sisbgsbers 5u taFirsn
5ur 4ominiitrdtip Qenter III eli
io!6er Shdasr poQenbs uasgeihloi.
len, neil man in europa iOlhe poiter
niht burd 8oltsnabt beiebt. 1amit
tisgt au4 Die 4bbilfs oUf Der 6ano
Das 8sieB mub Qusoriitli6 DerfugsH
oaB ieoe Wabl ungiltig lit, bel tpeIh:I
torrIpte UtitteI in 4rperoung eetom:
men iinp uno Der Stuat muB pafiil
iorqsu, oab &ntIagsn in ioIden BdlIer
erboben lperoen. Dir BADEN OuBsHo
pDn 8sIsbsH, petfe ben Stimmsn
icbaher oerbisten, aber ss 1T yiiemuri
porbaHosn, Der barauf fisbt, oaB Il,
reipsttirt psrDen. 8as qsidiebt crit
msHn Der StdnoaI 5u rteiigsn Dimsu
foueH aRgepat5sH III. Sin onoerei
lpirtiames Wlittsl ift Der tur3s Stimm
astte!. Die itdotiihen DabIsn iouts:
iih auf ben 8iirgsrmeIiter uno ber
Stabtratb, bic StaatspdbIen aui Del
8oupsrneur unb Die QegisIatur Wit
olieoer bei6rGnten, anGIog ben Bun
bes Gtnrthtungen, unter rpel6en nu'
Der Yrdiioent uHD bic &OnQreb zRtt
QIieosr pom 9oIte qspabIt tperoeu. j
tiir3sr Der Stimm3etteI. Deito asrings
iit bic 9eranIafunq. gWrgsr 3u for
rumpirer.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-02-10
GiHiubr nuo ausiubr.

Die dmsritanii6e aaufmannihaft
III iebr prinqsnD in ihrsm 8srIangsn
an pie 5armer, paB Iis ibre prooutttOR
permsbren. DsHR pas nift gsihsbs,
peroe bic tntsrnationaIs 6anbsls s8iz
lang Ith itsti9 nebr gessn uns Denbsn,
10 oaB mir sulett in cine finau3ieQs
Q6bGngigtsit pom auslanbe geratbsn.
bic unier Qano f9liebtih gu 8runes
ritten perbs. Dab cine folde 9sfabr
borliegt, 1T ni6t 81 beitrsiten. Sb
ater 8ermebrung Der gobensrSeugniHs
bic n0tbtge 4bbiifs brinssn tpiiroe, III
fro9Iih.
On unD fir f9 iinb mir an BEN
quntt angeIangt, OaB unIere lamb
pirtbfhaftIi4e ProouftioH gum er0Bs
ten SbeiIs our6 Den inldHbiI9eR Be-
bari abiorbirt pirb. Gs mag rittio
Iein, baB bei gr0Bsrsm 8smiibsn bis
Proouttion geiteigert perpsn tOnnte.
oaein bana psrblisbs nod bic 5rugs,
ob oas Quslanb @erpsnbung fir bies
len IeberfhuB habsn tpirb. 60 rpeit
Is mei3en betrifft, 10 iii bic 3eit
ra6e, mann bsr Grport bdriu auf60ren
ipirp, neil bisrin Iih cine grobe Ron.
turrens sntrpiGelt. Seitbem bic poiiti;
ihen unb bdmit bic pirt6I1dftlihsr
8srbaitnifs in Rublanp iih gsbeFert
bdben, 1T Die meisenproDuttton ba.
islbit bebeutenD geitisgeu. Sn 4resn,
tinten fpirb Der De3snbau ebeHfalIs
bsfidnDis dusssbsbHt. Sn dnbsrer
2Gnbsrn, bic nidt 8ei5eR srportirsn
tpirp Der Grtraq eurd before aultur.
methoben aebobsu. 8a oas ausldus
msi3en billiger preou3irt uls mir, II
lit poraus3ulebeH, bag e iib fir un
fsre farmer niht ms9r lpbnen tpjrp
Bei3en fir ben Grport dn5ubauen. gi
lit baber cine triieeriI6e 5ofFnunq, bi
iih auF ben psrmehrten Mei3ensErtrat
als Wittsl ftiigt, Inn cine unterbildn
| I'm austpdrtisen 9anhei sii berbinbsrn
liHiere 3sttuRg taau nur barin be
fteben, baB mir ntebr syertiofabrttdt
erpcrtiren. Gs III bds aud cine nnie
| rsr Qualification mshr angemeHen
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-02-10

npr. Sie haben iih in ben aopf gee
iebt, bab bieefe greBer3euenife quite
Retlame. .Mittei Iinb anD ii6erbduten
fie NIT 2lHseieen. auf Gruno fetaer
Wabrnebmungen mdht nun Der 9enez
rlls8oitmeiiter, btm Der BrdIibent beis
ftimmt, ben 8ori6tae. baB iotpeit
oieie gubIitatioRsn hur9 ibren Snbalt
Der aultur oieuen, lie Sur ielben Rate
tgf0roert psroen iollen, tpie 3eitunssn,
oaB Qber fir i6re 4nSeigen Elm t06trss
9prtp erboben peroen iolle, rpoburt
bas Gefi5it i'm 9oit.Gtut iih nm Z
Miuipnen perminbsrn fpIrbe. aut
nit bieiem iebr esrehten 8orIhlog iino
bic @srlsqer niht etnperitanben, dber
penn i'm SongreB Der minoeits Sim
fir Gjerehtigteit beite6t uno Die 5urht,
bon ben Reconsideration angegriffen
3u tperben, uidht aue 9eoenten fir bas
1ffentIihe @obl eroriidt. rpiro sr biz
Gmpfe6luna bes 8sneralsgpitmeiitsrs
autbeiBsn. 6in3uSufiiseu lift bios nod,
baB bic beosutenoiten 9erIeser bisier
Mond.s. unb Wohenihriften Rcdes
feller uno s. g. Mcrgan 6eiBen. 3as
raus iit 3u entEebmsn, tpel6e Sorte
bon SuItur lie oer6apfen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-02-10

Beun bic belgti DE Regtss
rune oamit einperitanben lit, pirb
8euti6Ianb iiherlih teiuen ginpano
erbsben, buB 8slpieu 8efeitt8ungsn
mad Der beuti6sn 0ren8e bin anIs5t,
nm feline gleutrnIi!dt mad etsfsr
Ri6tung bin lpahren gu tOnRsn.
geut1hIanb bat feline qbIihten duf
gelaten unb psrIangt tpsitsr nt4ts,
aIs bab 2esteres i'm ariegsfale istns
QeutralitGt gsgeuiber Jrantreit be-
hauptet. SIN uebrieen lit Dieie neu:
s5prberung Srantrsids ni6ts anoerss
ols bic 9erDsdung zines Rud3uges.
9a Souanb offenbor ben Gtniprut)
ssrantreihs gegsn Die 9sfsitigung pon
9liiTtnaeu unbeu6tet ldBt, 70 min oas
fransDItThe aabiuet ourd Die SCRIBE
rung betrsffs gsIgisns Iid ben Nh
fhein 9eben, bab es auf dnoere MetIe
ietnen 8iLIen burtgeiest bat. Sn
gpirtlihteit iebo6 bat oas 9abinet iit
in Der 8lifinesr augeIegenAeIt ielbit
oerratben. Seiu Ginpono gegen Die
8sfeItigung irnes Sufens lit nur oanttt
5u srtlGren, bag es ben Deg 81 elmer
SsSupafion DeutIhIanos iiber 9ltfIirs
gen often balteH rpollte.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-02-10

Sas Isfi5it i'm qoFsGtIt
miro lebigltth bur6 bic Mlonot8. unb
Bpfenf6rifter perurIa6t, Die in ben
ltBtsR 5sbn 5abren ME git3s aus Der
Grbe empprgsl6ofer fino. Gas poF'
teportemsnt bat ua6gsre4nst, bab Der
transport pou siusm pfunp ptsier
greBsr5susnifie bur9fdnittIieh biGr
Gents fpitet, tpdbrsno bic RsgisruHe
MIR einen Gent erhGlt. QIs Der Gens
ral-4oItmeifter earaufbta Den Dor
itlaa ma6te, pas porto gu srhoheu.
srhc6en Die bstrsffsupan 8srlsssr Zen
Ginpano, bnb lie sbeniD gut aultur
lnb g8iiisn psrbrsitetsn, ME bic "a.
osspreFs, bemna6 nift ge51pungeH
ireroen fellten. raebr gorto als qess
tere All be8a6leH. Der 9eaerals poit.
nseifter bot aber Die Mnnots. unb Mo'
henfhriFtsn qenau burA9siehsn UNI
affunoen, baB iie fpeniger Srgare Del
mtfenfhaft, aIs Der Retiamt iinb
benn fuebr ais Die 5aifte Tires Snbdlts
beffebt aus anaeigeH. Bel ben Sc
fdlftsleutsn berriht nomli9 bie aaun'
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-02-10

Ser 9rGiibent tat iein ultts
rnatum oeqeQt peldss lautet: Gut.
ipetsr Der 9ertraa nit Canada Dtro
GsitItiqt p0er Der 8ongreb miro gu et'
ner @rtrQIiBuno etnbsruien. Gs te;bt,
ruB Die Stonbpatter bur4 oeIe Do
lung eingsihthtert iino uno fir Den
8srtraq 1timmeu tperbe1, buB nter Die
aortfhrittter dIs 0eqner Su te.r1hten
fjuo. Gls 9runb ptro an9s9eteu, bob
Die 7prti6rittIer aus Iunopirt5Ihdtts
Iihen Staaten tommen uno ben 3oyn
i6rer Rpnitituenten fIir6tsn, renn fe
fir ben 8ertraq itimmeR. Ternec, odB
fie iih uidt perpfIittst 6a.ten, Dem
prdfbenten gu bsLfeu, lpeiI er Ii6 niat
als ihr Greuno errieTen babe, Tas
If elm Ioldbes 9emiih pon 9yei9Atit,
6hlettirteit unD Oummbeit, caB mir
ss Der Gortihrittlern nl6t 3utrausn,
bis Der 8elpeis erbra6t lit. IS nuro'
ole o5utsqioena. nelte Die Jort'art.t
Ter btsber belpIsIen bab2n, in 3DetTs'
Ite1en, fpsnn lie nit3t puBten, oaB Del
Gurif ntht einisiti8 reformirt lDercsa
tCnR, iorDern ieoer grDerbs}pei9 in
nieIem Qanoe etpas pom ietEen Dsr.
n!eintli6en 8ortbeileR res Iarifs
cpfsrn mug. tpsnn Elm neuer Iarif a.
StQnoe tommen ioQ. gRitt minoer II
nen 6ortihrittern betannt unb iie ba.
Len es bdufiq aenag ielber gsiaat, BAT
Sic 8etreioea0Ie Elm 6um6ug iinp, oe,
bios pa3u beTtimmt 1T bic 6ormer fin
Die bohen Sroufris3oae au oepiHnsn
4qg Den BrGIiDeuteu betriTft, 10 fra1
sr niemols stn 5eino Der 6ortIdrittier
Sie t0unen ihu meter niAts ra6'
GEN, aIs bub sr ni6t in a[leu 8untteg
nit ibnen ii6ereingsitimmt bat. 46el
ielbft lpenn es nit Der Nntlags IstnO
Ri6tigtett bdtte, 10 banoeit Is fd
niht 0drum, Dam 9rdiioenten. Ionoerr
ter ameritaRii6:n Nntion etnen 9ieui
All ermeiien uno oeqsn bieIe Bfli6
fDnnsn bic 5orti6rittIer ni6t rerito
fen, obne iih beim 9OIte uanogIih 81
MAIDEN.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-02-10
2okal.Dfrid)l
9aeme Scan,te
GrmabIitn etitern bic Gsosratte 3m'
prepemtnt AHstiations.

Di. Sabr.spstfdmmlurs mar NIT si'
nem Diner perbunbtn. RsD. g.
20. gpb Der 6uuptrebntr oss
gtbenos. - llsbsr ben prcjestirten
GsntraIbdbubOf ipruh 3err grOs
bastO. ). ReIiOn Chamber trs
tltrte Iih fir bic geihbalinrg oss
aanols. Dsr Sabresbsriht bss
ousIneiesn6n qrdfiosntsn %. s,
GuIitns. Die gsreiniguna nimmt
besiislih sss Itdbtii6sn gsisua'
/. iunss apntraits StslIuns.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-02-10
81. nrnns her mertretunn ppr

Die Sraes Der 9ertretung BON
glaBs2utbringen i'm Sunoesratb ldBt
fid uur in Der @siie loien. ouB penl
gplte Die austpabl oieIer Sertreter
iiberlaFen nirb. DDS ia9t natirltc1
bsm iunterltden aanSIsr niht gu unb
er perIudt um bic Satpierigtett bers
umautpmmen, innsm er Die 4uspdsi
Der gsrtreter Iid ieIbIt Supetit. 9as
init iinb bic glFab . Gptbriugsr niat
tinnerftanben uno npt pieI tpeniger
bic aubsrprsubtIheu Staoten. Benn
greuBens llebsrgetpi6t i'm 8unoes=
rctb nod perItdrtt tptrb, bann ptro
bic Sumter Ssrrfdaft iibsr gang
IeutfnIanb dusaeeebut,
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aus Sem Heid) bes aibpfO.
Gin oitafri,aniidts ReiieSiel.
8on Or. u. @utbmann.

Inter ben oFtafrifaniihsa Gidps
ten Hrbient stpeifelIos in 6fono.
miiher Beaiebung 5anga. bds am
beiten nit 9ampfsrn Der GsatI6Cif
nfrifa ainie erreiht fpirb, ben eritsn
Stang. Die bon bort ousssbknbe lIidm,
borobdbn fiibrt lp<it binsin In bas
fruGtbars 0inisrirno bic an ben Gub
bes aitiInaHof6orc. Mud bonn dfthes
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-02-10
geSulaHa's @itt,usabti,naf

sJsI. MaHnbsimer ntranliolsti am
Dienit1g. IL. 6tbruar, 2 liht Ndmmiis
tags In Hcbmanns gDitsiusnkimaih
tin Mffiial. iDc3u bis 1rsunbe bts IN,
flnli siHoslabsn iinb.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-02-10

Gnrop1tr Inn fdbipnrssn 5iibfn einen
ebeuio humansn gsbrauh bon Der RiIs
pftrbptitIcbe motsr tpis raeint itb0ne
fdhiifhe HeaIeiterin.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-06-10
hldren Gfner
ASOF AND HIS PONY
An Arabian Story for American Children
BY Sun SIN FAR

Asof loved hts pony selim very
dearly tie used 10 whisper In bis
ear that when be grew to be a man
he would buy him a string ~ the
loyeiieAt pearls to hang around his
neck. aud feed him on rose sugar
dropa One day Asors uncle came
20 see Asof aud brought him a box
OF awcetmeasA OF most beautiful
oolorp and shapes. % 10 all
Have good time With ths..
candiea." said he. He knew hts 10.
tie nephew had sweet tooth. Snd
the sugar roaea. vioiets and lilies
were made Of the purest crramed
sugar
AoSf nodded his head
Il will have the best OF tlmeA.
said he 4 will eat i've candies
myself and freed the rest 10 sslIm"
TO Selim'" echoed his uncle,
Yes. TO solim!~ merrily laughed
Asof. and off he scampered 10 have
good time with his pony.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-06-10

Cynthia Grey's Letters

sugar. eggs. u TO full cup milk,
4 or ieas cups flour. 6 teaspoonfulH
baking powder
Mix. adding milk according as
a crlap or soft conky Ia desired.
Diminish flour and baking powder
II lesa than cup OF milk. Handle
dough as little as possible. Bake
In quick oven.
Dear Mlaa Grey. Can | clean a
pair OF brown hid gloves by leaving
them ia gasoline over nightg
A NEwLyWED.
Alt would ruin them. Brown
II the most difficult color In RID
gloves 20 clean Even the profeH'
gional cleaners are not always sue
eeasfnl. Take them to a cleaner
They charge only 10 cents for one
or two button gloves,
Dear Mas Grey-Please tell me
Ia II against the law TO aery"
aklmaed ore watared milk at
boarding house, A READER.
A.-yes, waterod milk.
Dear Miss Groy~-tn Can you
tell me II the Dnwamlsh river i'm.
provcmeut passed In tie courts Al
tho same time aH the Lake Wash.
inEton bin passed. t21 II so. when
will the condemned property be
aoldf STAR READER
A.-~They passed at the same
time. t2l Inquire AZ the proaecui
Ing attorneys office.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-06-10
LOOKING INTO THE
WINDOW OF THE SOUL

Upturnsd eyes are typical Of de-
sofion-
wIdeopcn eyes are Indicative OF
rashnass
Safeguarding eyes are always TO
be distrusted.
The downeast eve has In all ages
been typical Of Inodesty.
Small eyes are commonly sup
posed TO indicate cunning.
People Of melancholic tempera.
ment rarely have clear blue eyes.
Eyes IN rapid and constant mo
ton bet0ken anxiety. fear or care,
Eyes with long. sharp corners
Indicate great discernment and pen
etratlon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-06-10
BREATHE THOUGHT
TO YOUR HUSBAND

The widow OF the famous violin
iat, Ole Bull. sprung new wrinkle
on the psyehics and faddists. &C
cordIng to testimony in suit to
break her husbands viii. The suit
IN now on trial in Alfred. Me.
courts.
Mrs. Bull. witnesses testified. had
a theory that thoughts could be
transmitted by breathing. The Idea
was TO draw in the breath through
the left noatril until It could be
felt at the base OF the spine when.
by steady concentration OF the
mind. thought could be transmit
ted. Try this on your husband
when you want him to quit being
late for dinner.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-06-10

saucepan. and stand ON the range.
A soon as II rises. remove and
cool Arrange pounds OF flour
in a circle on the table IN the
center las 1 pound OF sugar.
pound OF finely cut up citron.
pounds almonds. OF. grated nut.
meg. / oz ground cinnamon. =
on. cloves. . ellis kiFch. ths
chopped peel of two lemons. / ox.
finely crushed carbonate Of am.
monia. Pour over the honey. and
mix. working flour In slosty to a
smooth. firm paste. Leave In a
cool spot for two hours. then roll
to 1.is Of an inch. Spread on
slightly buttered tins. and bake In
a hot oven. Allow the cake TO
cool. and ice with cooked icing
favored with orange water Apply
with a brush. and when cool cut
in small squares
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-06-10

Dear Miss Grey (D What kind
Of heels should a girl OF rs wear ?
(gl should a glfi OF rs wear
anitaf II so. what kluds
ca Il Il proper for Girl Of rs
or IA TO attend church with a boy
fftendg
A. l.. l..
A.--tu common.asnso heel OF
medium height.
90 A giFl of "A may wear suits.
bat long coat with a dress ia bet.
ter. A girls suit should be loose
fitting coat aud plain skirt.
ts) Certainly. Girls may have
hoy friends iust aa they do Girl
friends.
Dear Miss Grey: Please give me
a recipe for plain layer cake and
for cookies.
A-.flain cake. Ia cup butter.
cup sugar. eggs. n cup milk. =
teaspoon soda. teaspoons cream ~
tartar. - cups flour haka In lay
ers MAY BLOSSOM
Cookies Cup butter. cups
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-06-10
STRAWBERRY sHERRET.

One quart red strawberries. one
pound sugar. one quart water, juice
two lemons Boil the sugar and
berries together for five miHytes.
add the lemon juice to the straw
berries and mash them. When the
strip is cold potO II over the Der
ries and strain. Freeze and add the
meringue. Str constantly while
freezing.
Meringue: One egg beSten light,
then beat In one tablespoonful OF
sugar, remove the dasher and stir
in the meringue. repack and stand
aside until wanted. All sherbets
are made In this way.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-06-10
ToDsys JOKE IN
BLACK AND WHITE.

Physical culture. ma. f. per.
fectiy fine To develop the arms.
| grasp this rod by one end aud
move Il slowly from right 10 left
s~WeIl. WELL" exclaimed her
mother. what won't science dis
covert And n you'ie take this rod
which has some broomcorn on the
other end Of Il. and move It slowly
from right to left. or from left TO
right as the case may be. why.
you'll be sweeping
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-06-10


4 below In letter from the =
4 secretary OF tho Rlverton 4
4 Civic club which will be of In 4
= tercst To the women readers 4
= " The Star. Q 4
= NV Dear Miss Grey. In a
= Star OF May 3iat or June LIST =
4 We notice the question con. =
4 corning citizenship OF native 4
4 born American woman who 4
4 married British subject. 4
The Riverton Civic club has 4
4 recently had this subject un. 4
= der discussion. and found, ne. =
= cordlnx to Judge Hanford. =
4 she Will not lose her citixans =
4 ship unless she awears allegi. 4
4 apee To another country, and 4
4 complies fully with the oondi. =
4 lions of the naturalization 4
4 laws. James vs.. Landes. - =
4 Fed. -. "a =
4 MRS. STELLA NJ. REESE 4
= scc'y Riverton Civic Club. 4
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-06-10

OF lace for morning or afternoon
toilets.
The queen. too. has command
I'd that when in waiting her maids
shall eHchew another mode some.
what In favor with many young
girls AZ the moment. the wearing
uf abort elbow sleeves.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-06-10
BROOM THE DISHES

Using a whisk broom 70 clean
dishes r. better than scraping them
with a knife, says the Ladies' Home
Journal. Right after clearing the
table the broom will be found use
fil for this purpose. especially II II
ia dnnnened occasionally.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-06-10

State 81 Washington. County Of King
T. ~ 3 .sutnar cashier ~ the shove
named bank Do seIsmniy Swear that flss
foregoing statement 10 true 20 the best
Of my knowledge and belief
W y HOLNER. Cashier
Subscribed and sworn 70 before me this
tth dag ~ June. 1911
lssaii EDWIN = WHTTTY.
Notary Puzzle
cerract--Atteat.
JAMES y HOGE
A. Is. STEWART.
Directors
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-06-10
.plno WOMAN IS DOCTOR.

DR.. Olivia Saiamanca Is the first
Filipino woman to receive n license
10 practice medicine In the islands
She was graduated from a Phila.
deIphia woman's college.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-06-10
THE IDEAL WOMAN.


4 A Paris newspaper is hold. 1
4 ing a contest 10 determine 4
. what In considered the most /,
= essential quality IN an ideal I
4 woman. Kindness OF heart IL ,
4 Ia the lead By a big majority. /,
4 and next In order come Jtevo. 4
4 ton. economy. intelligence. 1
4 amiabllity. patience and mod I
4 esty. Humility and cleanli- I
4 ness have received but few /,
= votes.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-06-10
MAKES eLeEVEs RIGHT.

When putting In sleeves put the
under arm seam Of the sleeve just
the length OF your second finger
ahead OF tho underarm seam OF the
waist
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-06-10
Against
Display

Queen Mary Is very particular
In regard to the gowning OF those
In her immediate encourage. neat.
ness and quiet good taste being
the requirement among her ladies'
In waiting and the youthful maids
OF honor.
Among other regulations issued
as royal commands TO the latter
young ladies' were certain mintSe
details. more especially as regards
their morning and afternoon at.
tire when In waiting on her
majesty.
Queen Mary has a disyke. for
instance. 10 the blouse or costume
being cut low In the neck. and she
permits only the neat high collar
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-06-10

Offle4al Fubifeatfonf
REPORT or THE FINANCIAL con-
fiflsn % the Nnion Savings and Traef
cotapany. ~ seattle. located al Seattle.
state II Washtnxton. ~ the eie~e ~
oaeinSss en- the Teh 8ag % Jane. istt.
RESOURCES
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-06-10

! The girls who work the 4
! hardest for church socials =
! aren't always the ones who =
/ help mother at home. =
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-06-10

/ Dear Miss Grey: Can you
! tell me where young man
/ with talent for drawing, but
! no experience. can get fairly
! good WAGES and chance for ad'
! vancemsntg
! DISCOURAGED.
"a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-06-10

A IL Discouraged" Will take
some ~ his work 20 303 Crary
Bldg. and ask for Mr.. Won A.. he
will talk with hin.
The Detroit times., 1911-10-11

The name OF Lefty Russell dosen't
appear on the list OF world champion
ship contenders. The "t1 900 Beauty"
from whom so much was expected less
than a year ago. has been left out
entirely, II looks as n the young
man had been iIl-advised last spring.
He didn't act down south as AZ he cared
particularly about playing with the
worlds champions. although IL was
given out by him that he had a sore
arm. Russell has performed no SER
vice for the club this year and he has
completely dropped out OF sight. He
left here several weeks ago TO recup-
crate In the mountains. This young
man has probably only himself and his
advisers down In Baltimore 70 blame
for his failure TO get a whack OF the
worlds series spoils this fall
The trouble with Lefty" appears TO
have been that he considered that he
was worth far more than the salary
that was offered him by Manager
Mack. Had Russell gone in and made
good the salary question could have
been easily adjusted. Lefty didn't,
and the result u that he IL out on the
season, counting the money he would
have secured I'm the big games. az much
N he could have earned in several
seasons AZ minor Lacquer.
The Detroit times., 1911-10-11
.MACEllA's Men At N. A c.
HAVE SOME HERCULEAN TASK
Critics in Lansing Saying That
Macklin.s Men Laid Down
Saturday To Fool Yost.

EAST LANSING, Mich. Oct. To-
With the Michigan game less than q
week of, Macklin's men have Her
culean task before them. They have
many. many rough points to smooth
over.
The showing the team made on Sat
urday. has caused great deal of
gloom about the campus. Every one
feels that winning the game by q
score OF IL 10 was not sufficient TO
give great hopes for Saturdays re
suits. The men played desultory
game from start to finish. Fumbling
of the ball was frequent.
Critics IN Lansing are OF different
opinions. Some are now saying that
Macs men played poorly in order 10
make Yosts men over-conhdent. 9th
ers say that the men on this years
varsity cannot come up to- last years
team.
For wednesday night. the first mass
meeting OF the week ID scheduled.
Friday afternoon, q great open-air
mass meeting will be held on college
field during practice.
Special trains for Saturdays game
will be run from Ann Arbor, Detroit.
and Grand Rapids.