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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-01-11

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" 6dmtliou IHo EGnton Hailronn 4oIHpaue
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Gigrhsr blnour4 an ibrer Greasuna IN beI
atifdFu Hreune sW tetefIeu.
Ge' es Der0yhnPt pgA bem eiaosrGit Der Gtaei
Cincinnati Etaai Et.g:
ee'tcr ! Tgt bic Cincinnati snrilioH
rrs Tobtor Aatiycah aorpaun esusn gSdfier
loliirsn uro beffsarU ioI iuabrenb her 2. Stiru.
her nu benz 8uuie TO bic BeIetfe ber betpaien
Gnrpnnh be g2Wtfu 2teenue srerstr.
eeftrr 2 gErrr her girpersrienseHt, hsr
Gupmei'er ossr 2rauSprrinfacrs,a ,asaei'ier oofT
eir auherer WsG'r'sr cher Mnaefisflisr ber e..
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baher pna IN arr'. '~ster ben nus rdx bsm
FrHbretrr hrrH sns H,efss srIrmffsu Tsrmins an
ssaTtr. ON e. Tessmhrr n 2. 1910,
Nnnn 6nIhsr
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-01-11

" tp.notq er.iiri etnt QtrbsH,ruul o9r,un,bs
men burt sardIiRruna Der 9otomat &0rnus (frabr
ffairpitn @penuej, bon Iuderc:t Gpeb BIS 9Do apes
nue.; Qriqg Apems, BON Belmont NOeuut BIS Wptos
mac Apenue; s,pp &penue, pnr Y ina &perut Bis
6pns 4penus 6onp Gpenut, BON aUp I0saat BIS
gta @eenue; @ifd Qpenue RON Soo Gpenu, 430
9autt $50 s5us iibih bon SoHp aptnus inb 9ets
ton gnenue BON 8fa autnut bis iu eiHer lunft
nHq,fdbr 430 SUB nitii6 Hnb Uiosrrufuug .iu,r ss
ioution betitelt Sine HtiolutioH, fuei4t Is fir
npthfptuoio erflirf fyairniep ApsHue ben 9udcrett
RoaD bis SpD @penue; Solee apfnue, ppu eSrtaQ
aDeuue bis spp apenut; gifa aDsaut RON apuapts
nat big su einem QuR,t AS Fub iuoltt @slmont
Qpenue bon @riqq NpeHus bis gum Iuo!i3en Enbs
ftDlia req aes ansna.; G.ss apeuus, Ron ,sairs
TEN apeuus Bis Belmont Gpenus; 3rp aSsnu, BON
Eslmont Grenut Bib sur 6cbe ssesnabtr Gairpitn
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-01-11

BUR VedatlaHa bon iuITfstg 800 Rre5eni ber
Rotten uno GaseabeH, absAaii1 Der aeiisn
ingion strnbe, eur6 Sraairune, seteE BON
cMrbc unn 4fldfteru init 6rauiibloSs 1iuifHeH
ben boraeunnHien 8un'ten. suiantmtn nit ben
2irien auf bic GusregeteHer Rorhs arr 9ef4ars
s,a (5o) l9rc8eni ber Soften, absaelia e.r
faste @erbeiIeruaa. IN reberetni;imwuna
.tHss .aofteEporanftiaas ees ebsf.9nss.
r1teurs pes gtrecior Of 9ubIic Seroice, Iro
eitgebeiSen bon bis'em nH5 benz Statiraib
tbtrltttlt.
s,,tisr g. Tas bic eie,u,bamr Der bsrf4h.
ttntr Drunatudf aaf itbtH i5rpHi'us suf e.n
Die eorQenaun;tn eummtH auftrlsoi Hnp ben S,,
irad bss Gtlpss, mtl4ss fs rtipetiis. l1ulnsH for
am rp,r rer Dem sBaElisFtn Tss iesro etr SHs
itafitretunq ettin Crstnout tn itetm Der b,fas'
ten pegfAitp,neH sabrsE unh bel N,rHadI1Hiouns
IeiHN 8ahlaHgtn i0a Der E.aeisNusitsr feeletd
ole unbt,abiitr Nuflas,n an ssn geuntssd usiier
tsitstrie,n, nn psH ttm nu' tas dar'Fusifa.
Gsition Tai lur Inf6aftuna tina aeros
III, bte ge3ablnra ton fiirfbig 900 Trosent Der
Soften uHb Ansgaben, ah5hsiid Der Soften fflr
Streusnnsens fir bic 8erbeferuna Der befaeien
burt bennIImddtiet tnb, @onbs ber Siaet Sin.
cinnatt aussupe6en fir bic Gumme bon feds.
taufenb einbnrbert iinb ftebeH8ebn Dollars nnn
liebeH8ehn @erts (s6,1171T) Dollars. snbI6ar
s,ssss,n tT sss ffs ssrer sssnsas sasaai IN s ,sI
brit pir fanf feds. ffbtn, n6t atuu nns
setr Snkser BON benz sfudnsiaften Taae
b.r srfroftr.tana biefr GrstHan. MT 3tnf.n srr
Rate non ptr Trpssn' !dtrit1. iobtbar kaisjdbrs
II; bdaa.s spnes ioasn BON stn ob.nasnanritH
xster 1nnetfuHs bisf,s eiastra'bes fnr ntAi pss
niger ais tsstu Narimsr'b unr hsr GriH bsfiis
fpt fnr bic Hesablnne. bon fnnfsia [b1) Nrss
isut ~ Asitss xas 9oease1 0sAeIaA ~
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-01-11

rlnnG t-B erfduf r-9erref iifo Ia
meH iIin Dollar mnaaiiiche SeiuHbbettss INN
unloIIss aro Dollar lpnaiiide 30+oahlarge'
sebeHnperit1TunGss8oitc al psIfauisH
becG!eiGeH s4ipeuiietb NeriIifn" anb 5Se'
selIe 6ppDihcttrs%hte- 3piifeft fpeite mir
bon her &ca!m5ia Etie bsrfauii fDsrben.
5ufr'foerfirHeHne Reipren5en eItprberltft
sDlGn ftreibe iair uitfere Sirfanre. HrtahrliHa
mot ilpibircitDtp .liaEfrtpegtlrg tpsrb geGes
len. Sem pebrgfin. M9dn dhresfirs.
The Columbia 9ife Jufuranes &c.
Cincinnati Etic,
I1,ia15 GeItl @. GtoB Ssdtieent.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-01-11

fcsiHt ErbinanB 30. 2,302-3ur uuferleenne
" eiuFr Gpetdlitcuer auf Srurbeiaertbum.
nueren3eub uuo oali0pRRs an cipiHpFoH Sisas
fe sipt'deT Der Cii,iuie her 2irr EivoBe IHo
Der pe'tlihsU Hinte Ron &euraI anerue.
Eet ts berororet nom gsahtrdtt Der giahi
Cincinnati. Etaai Ehp fpte 'oigt.
Ge.tioH / Fat cuf-rleei uHb erh5Ssu uerbs
nui iebeH iSroutfub hsr berf1ieoeEen yruHbitlfi.
SERB urb auUBeno an GtbiHa'ipu 1iraBe
auifcaer bey Ei,liule 5eU CHM Sirass nno Der
rti.Iicheu Qinte bon Central aUenue (eiH Ylnu
hef1afen GiacnftunIs ipe telieueri tDEree BEN
Giabratb autaebeisen), Die 9adrfpu'rre ben
S. 0985rs Bnb ruPuH in HbicldesaabIuuper be.
anti bic ua6FennTuteu EumrPU fir lsees uub
nmr ~srEr MIG ttelft atrt nhrrIth.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-01-11

@rbfhnffen, Noumahten, alGaen, aoIetttcs
men aIentbalben. MopDfat sEserner, az MiggrnS
Gsod, 8. urb Hine Gfrabe.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-01-11

& IN @orbieIer on Haden. glnhsu'raasn
bet S1nelbeI Wsatg, Ode @cUttdeH aneHAs
uno GiI5a ctr. II
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-01-11
.3immer NIT @parb aefudt.
Simmer nlit BOarO ae(udL

Gin dIiercr @iann fncbi bel beuffher fietner
,y1ntlIc eiE gerdnHii9er bellies 3n1iner mt Bet
inter Gl In Der Effiee bieier Seituna. .et'
beten. IL
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-01-11
Maria Shrsibsr,
aeb. 4trberaer.

- bNUs
kNiffire be5 oerftcrbeuen Soieph Gttrether TN
Iifer BON rs Sahren, 3 Monaten unb 2e Innen.
Tte Beerbtgung fnoet ftatt an 2onneriiag ben
~. S1nunr, Worgens X nbr, bonn 4rauerbau'
se nus, go. 2007 GIm Sfrnbe ioorauf I'm, si1
uhr IN ber St soboHnes.Sirhe on Der Green
GfrnBe eth feierLidtes leotttrtes oodpart abae'
hnlien tptrb. posu Rertranhte unb tsreurtoe bof'
jsdft etnselaben iine bon
10,i1 Ten traurrnseu Sinterblitbenen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-01-11
Gtnrb am Miontae, ben o. Sdrunr 1911, um
lQ utr Mbelihs nod lanaereM lelneI.
ffroinono Aarrmann,
aus ginctuna tt,

aus Gtnctnnatt,
I'm Alier bon 81 Sabren in ber g8ubuuns ieines
GctusSL Sulius Starrmaun in Snoidnapolis.
Sno. Die 8eerbipune flnDet itutt oou, Saute
Der Srnu Clara Sintd, SO, 2134 Grano Strdsc,
gsoinnf Stus, ain 2onneritag ben IL. Sauudr,
nm 10 ubr MorgeHs. Erduerfeier in Der das
belle i'm Sprtng 8rooe SSreobofe I'm II ubr
Meoreens. Sreunoe uno Eefnnnie iLlo bet6lIdit
etneelaocn bon
Ten tranerunen Stntcrbliebeuen.
Waan nebme bic 3ousGbeH Rarf Gar nnb Der
0rdnh Gfrabe Zip
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-01-11
1lnterbaltnnsS.H .Hsseisea.


1oreiIig.
Soriter ludsbihler iiet cnf benz
anisnno, ais ibm ieine pieiie ponl
1otiis tinnbfd!lt. .@enn L no jeet
aa gIei' or,,ntem mar ruit er poll
Merger aus. Sn Dem augenblii
fradt es. unb Jud5bid)Ier iii ploslid,
pnrterre. .Rn, no" Heint er geuiiib.
lid, 40 bnifs grab net preiiirt.@
Nett ssfast
0ttief Bauer: .Du Deter, mas ma.
den benH Dtine RobeIs1neg-
3mttter Bauer: .Wos pGrn'S mos
4ena - Net piel! - Gr ifM hari.
t&1S 0a6I unS fl 4 lo6ieste Oaa'l~
i
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-01-11

gHr snet 5aIbmatfen, mlabnen uns
gHa5e Tutrb uricrfuTlt IN anliaHptgtr ettl'
iattr Garulte seatti Giietien asiier y. x,
f5eHeTai Zcllnetp, Cincinnati, 4. lo-i2'
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-01-11

GrfaRtensau 4 tn, oeuiide mil grpse4s
lgnGen; beiir 219H. aeO3 HsahiHs ssoab,
Aeoubale.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-01-11
9obes-Mnseigrn.

Gfarb am Mcniae, ben Q. Snnuar 1911 gtuct-
sluaoe AZ ugr 30 Mtnafen, Hncb Iaueem Gel.
BEN fDctirerfeten NIT ben beiIiaer GteTbefafra.
MenfsE, uHiere innlaft seliebte Wsutier Shnies
esImutier. Drobumtter. ursrobuuitter uHo
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-01-11

mdbaeH oSes cine 5rau aIs asain. iii2
Blace Eir.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-01-11

q in IebtgeT mann fur GGrisndrbeit.
inub aiCh Atefo na5 Aub beIorseii. ". Sep
Ter. 2nSuium Qne., Gaii Gnb.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-01-11
g,crInngiipeiblih.

eddss aIs bttiie eanO. 1909 aqatn str.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-01-11

QraFg,Ht pes Sfcstratbs.
Wusf: GbHir GsuttrieH. Gttr.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-01-11

Rotten fir Gvunptiptnttuns5ts
Ns'r, 95Go btt GBdammifptsH,
oblneIit Der icften fir arsG,
iuHetu .,.......... ..........tll.043.y7
Rch,u FIR bic S.aet:
9of'n Der areuluHatn. tp'Iht
ouR btrstabt besah!t tpttbcu 10000
81, btr Geiamn:'ottu ntydas
Id Der aoftr fur erruluus
cen. re!&e cor ttt Giati
be.atI. p.rptn .......... 5sl.3
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-01-11

Gcrlnnaf-iDefolid.
GIT Bnst 6aIbpatfeH, wlahsten ure
aHe5e, TUtrh urIcrfunll IN aniidHptger etsl'
fa6tr Gaujlte getati Giietien asier y. ~,
'DeHsEal Nelioetp, 9indHnaii Z. io-iE
9rfaRreue aDttn, beuiite nit gmp'eB.
llueen; beiir 2o9n. aeU3 Asaeias aea5,
HeoubaIe.
mdboeH oSeg cine Jrau ols aanin. iii2
Race En.
hfrbttmab Dc II, has aat bel ner saga.
GE5eii beiien taHa &a6saitagen 30. Sou5
Eurnei abe. apcneaIe..
4 mdbaeu tar 1oipa';1irsarbeit une.
g.abten 'ar lpI!aisss.r5e,i. oy3 GpoiEou
tlDe.. aooubaIs.
@uft erGu flr ausemeeint oausarbsii; GU
: tex 1oeH so0l Goletasu aee
gutes eruts gsnftinersg1aetsn uns
AsaHe'raotsn surr EegHeu OH HodeH. Zap
96baen flir nliqsmetnt Sansarbst,: getns
Tuulilte; $500 ti5 $500 an eirIe sapsrlGrias
gaainat Sias. ''''''''' -''' "'''> N'''''
grvabreut aBdfn NH GmsftpIunaep.
3t2 aorlbsru ase.. arcnn1le.
saHbmdsatu cum gti6en On Qta1sr.
lfps @lnm Ctr.
ggabGen 'nr Sausassci, in einsr usiusu
yvcp1i.is; ar'aenstL 223 Jotei apeaat.
GncHbale.
Rnf1incu.m6b an g6cen. &io
s'etis Cir. 2. GlcG. btiieH.
erfabrsuss gRnbssn 'iir sausdrbeii:
iistns ,SaHi!'s aeisFsHseH. sss 5oFsit abe,
grfabrent as6in: better aobn; Gsg,itt
boTGesaeen. S75 sale Gee.. eseoneole.
Stcilengcind)e-Hannlih.
&prter, cgfzyrrHer bes alilpar!en unb gsat
teDetH farm iG1i saeAAus <. ceHoel liza
SaaioU Slr.
gafc.@aeu mn griasrGua tH4i arbeii.
i.ti.s abtS saa Aas5e.ien. l23 s3ei. giberfp
Ssruge.
9adsr fact Eieluae als i seua barb- On
Egoe: Iasa.5eu eorgetoafH. JEt5. S6rst'
NIX, @sa. 1r!FsfJp.
3uneex SIstfnfnRstber fuAi gteI.
.afla iGua Gu1 u S1.GaibG.ie uyiibslieH
Eiie @'eae!s goGt anD AaeusiaeE Sis. in
SHuetr iuita,seuter reuiitey waanu fg3,
Eisae als SaAsaidaa oseS sHuseisneI ~ bel
fcrer &rtbai'amtlif. Y. cp'ft, E2tct10 &c
%9emeE une IS. Gtr.. SHtb gaitno.
y II VI 3 Z ~ z " II DAg 30 AtLgSEN Eitt &EfNR
fl.ne ais Qlegi HHo ssnabalteE EaHtbi Eieae
bet trgfnoetHeI tSiyEie 10 u.!erA fleiH ansu.
f1HasH rptgn SO be Belegenbeli eur 1upcgs
nrbtituna b3eiei Die belen tge'eTenken. J.
SIGeiH 30 .rgE5 Ctr.
8dsr fH6i Slsggna ais sfutiis caer cute
brittle saue. E!aoi Chez AaHS, 81 Lfi clifton
GecHus
GGgtuer fudi irgtHemel@e Grssif im Sfal
ou' rlHeTH Arip1lEiaH ober Sarm: forn mil
4FethEu ufHgfbeu. fuhten lne ENlgsa. ,
Aasief, 22 sAtt lS. &it.
dftegfv beHifeeer sserrcn. une Tnusu.
srsueibeT fu1t ftfcte GtbriI ale Sui anefnef
otet NEaIsT cher ab5agler. 1880 Race Sir.
------------------------
GatAaus itaiiaer @ogisI, sualeit gunf-
Ifafa baE alt 4'ar ieEcfn fafH. ia1i Giele.
200 g9aHai Cir.
gtns cute sreiie EaHe Ed6es aH sgab
tH1t arbeii. 1obR 3fea. 1915 9;re Er.
SuHeer Geatf2sr iafs iraenhnslte We.
ftaltle1na. ~. g, i6as elm 5iE,
EteEIuuo oefrtt ols Hrucern agnaa1er pber
estdnungslhbrer ben etnem iuueeu apanBs
NIT l6siabriser 0rfatnfHa: babe fsine Sci.
r7lfb. VI 90. i @eieTeHseg. u. >. O., t0S
grcakrah.
Gin heuifneE gpann 'ntt Ssetiuna ole
Rorier gaat'er rher @Grtsnbsr. gbrefts G.
T. o.. IS. uHs gint Ctr.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-01-11

htrbtgmdb c5e Il, has uat bel ner Saisss
Gg5eu befen taHa. &a6saitaaen 30. So05
EIEnsi abe, GrcuSaIe..
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-01-11

Gin gnrbiisIer. nm an Rodsn sa arbeis
ten. g29 syineIGg Ctr, biHteH.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-01-11

xprter, etiagrrHer .beE aaigpGElen unb Hat
ieDesA farm, iGai sseAaua. Z. ceHDel liza
NaG3au S4t
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-01-11


mlGhGen fuchi GsleLnua fin RL;3er. cher
Ifihle onnsar5eiT. 1ii3 Ett!T CTR. J.
E.S1 ssfoai.
Gsutf1e Ttnn paHfti gs6fte tins GGus
sa nebmel. 2z72 Gosfn en-, 2. Sicf,
fSTen.
Tsnif4s fsrau fn&t irsefiescr.1e Gtbeif
res Hormitioss. 9 waesetT Ctr, 2. gic6,
htu.en
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-01-11

gate V d 6 eE mti GriasrgHs tAai arbei
i!ti.s abtS Ea@ AGs5esisn. lZ3 kSe1s gibsrfp
Siruge.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-01-11

Gr0benpob bn.
Jre,tnb: .Was mahit 9u eigent.
Iih2"
Sunger Gihter: .Geberftose fir
bic RnhrpeIt!"
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-01-11

z der ia@i Sieluaa als -Seu6 banh~ CHI
Egoe: &asatbe'i eoreeeaaGg. Jgeb. G6rst'
Xxx. Gen 1r!Ipeya,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-01-11

g heinborer 8i6eripruh
rWie finoen Gle bes iuneer Gu.
tors neueS 2uitiptel2"
Qrttiter: .Sebr gut, baS III ent.
isssu emf ~ n<bussn."
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-01-11

Ia gEdbdeu fix Zofua'.uirss afbeit unb i
gfabhen iir lpI!aitss-r5sii. oy3 GboiIou
slbe.. apoubals.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-01-11

Qrafosn, ets etootTat5s.
Gtitf: Gepir SsHbstf on, Sisr..
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-07-31

If one has even a small bit OF
ground, there is a strong inclination
to plant something and where therat
is room for a garden, it is time TO get,
1t planted. But gardening is hard
work-men's work, and women should
not be expected to do 1t. Too many
women strive 20 do everything I'm ttrtp
way OF chores" to help the menfolks
I'm the busy times, and this, besides the.
household duties, such as cooking.
washing, ironing, caring for the chick
ems, milking the cows, feeding the pigs.
and calves, baking, mending, sewing.
often cutting the wood and bringing
the water from a distance, in addf-
ton to the ending little things
that crowd her from morning until
away into the night, then grading a.
sick or ailing baby In her arms until
morning. The husbands Of these wives
supply themselves with labor saving
machinery but leave the wife to geto
along the best she can with the old
hand implements. While this will not
apply to all husbands. IL does to too
large majority OF them. Don't YOU
think something should be done2 e
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-07-31
Bits Of Information.

Rice should be washed and allowed
to remain In water over night, and
can thus be cooked In ten minutes
when wanted FOR breakfast. Ii like
dried. It can be drained and set In
the oven ana dried, ready Tor the
table.
Acid fruits, eaten for breakfast,
should be followed BY either eggs. =
bit OF bacon or minced meats Of
some kind; II followed by cereals.
they are apt to cause discomfort
through Indigestion.
Instead Of meats for breakfast Il
broiIed tomato, egg plant. corn muf-
fms, on something of the kind. ii
much more wholesome, and one
should begin to lessen the quantity
OF meats a. the days warm up.
GrfddIe cakes are cooked so ouick-
III that the center ii not we'll done.
which makes them very indfgestlble.
II the batter II put into muffin cups
and baked for half an hour. fhav
would be nutritious and wholesome.
It Ii very necessary that starches
should be well cooked
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-07-31
How to Avoid Trouble.

Spokane Daily Chronicle: When the
young couple married, q friend, who
laid claim to being somewhat Of a
magician, presented them with a tall
bottle of transparent liquid, instruct
ing them to place 1t upon their mantel,
and explaining that, If either of them
dared hirt, the contents of the bottle
would assume a murky color. After
they had been married year the wife
went to the seashore for a vacation.
In her absence her husband frequently
entertained a group Of bachelor
friends, with amusements thoroughly
bachelor-like, but innocent enough.
The guests inquired as to the signif-
icance of the tall bottle on the mantel,
but the host persistently refused to
divulge the secret. Finally, on the
night before the day set for his wife's
return, he explained the meaning Of
the mysterious bottle. One of the
guests, who was much given to prac-
tical joking, surreptitiously removed
the cork of the bottle, into which he
emptied the contents of his fountain
pen. When the bottle had been thor
oughIy shaken 1t was replaced upon
the mantel and carefully concealed
behind large photograph. Next day,
after the wife had returned, in dust
ing the mantel she removed the pho
tograph, thus revealing the tall bottle
with Its sable contents. She very
promptly took the bottle to the sink,
emptied it, rinsed it out thoroughly.
filled 1t with clear water, and replaced
1T on the mantel.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-07-31


why look at that"
well did you ever!"
"Of all the nerve!"
Say, pipe the peach in the harem!"
These and similar expressions were
common on Fargo streets this morn
ing when the great Sell-Floto circus
parade was vending its way through
the crowded down town streets.
And it wasn't the parade they were
talking about either.
Vending her way in and out Of the
crowd, occasionally entering a. store
to make a purchase, was pretty
young lady, and she wore--a real har-
EN- skirt.
Yep. She had 'em.
why, my land o. Goshen! there's
woman with pants on, I declare to
goodness il she amt" said one ell
derby lady. 1t was the only comment
of the day, that caused the charming
little lady, Miss Ethel Roberts, to
smile, for she is used to wearing a
harem in the crowd. In fact she gets
pay for doing it. You see, she's with
the circus.
She is one Of the worlds great
equestriennes. This afternoon she was
one of the star performers at the
Sell-Floto shows.
She really was charming in the har-
EN- costume. AS her picture shows,
the effect Is not so horrible. In fact
this costume cost the Sells FGoto peo-
pie just 5000 and it looks to be
worth it.
but I'm not going to get one right
away was the comment Of one Fargo
lady who is noted for always being
dressed right UP to the minute.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-07-31
FOR CLUB WOMEN.

A number OF c1uD women who went
from Minneapolis and st. Paul recent
" to attend an investigation being
held in that city were greeted with a
flaming notice, CLUB women are the
big sticks Of the world" The motto
may not have been intended to be
fiattering but the women accepted it
as complimentary and it is quite pos
sible that the clubs will take it as
a slogan for the organization.
Mrs. Kirk Monroe OF Florida, well
known to club women Of North Dako-
Ia and Minnesota recently wrote an
interesting account OF the work of the
Palmetto club OF Daytona telling what
that club has accomplished along the
three lines in which it is interested,
civic, philanthropic and literature. The
civic department outlined it's work for
the present club year as follows: no
keep the clubhouse grounds in good
condition throughout the year; con-
tinue past efforts to stimulate public
interest In the antf-tub erculosis cam
paign; encourage the interest OF public
school children In horticulture and
civic improvements, and to make floral
GAu1D1LS Oh AAAAnf1A ENE44L Dy 1QEu3Sn~
ing seed and prizes, and raise money
to convert the city island into beau
tiful Island park. 1t Is reported that
total sum of $500 has been raised
for public purposes BY the civics de-
partment of the Palmetto club this
year. or this amount, s675 goes to
make up deficit In the purchase OF d
curtain for the auditorium or the pub
lie school. This money was realized
from three entertainments given this
season.
The local w. 6. r. u. win Be in
terested Ia the Minnesota state con-
vention which will be held In Fari-
bault, Aug az and 23. instead of ia
September as il usual when fun rep
PRESENTATION from st. Paul will be pres
enf tn an endeayor to obtain the state
convention for that city. There were
200 delegates at the convention Of 1910
end the unions have increased 600 III
membership during the year just past.
A New York judge has decided that
4 woman ii not entitled to alinaony
when she makes her husband cook his
own breakfast Honravf
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-07-31
At the Hotels

II. L. Wolf is jamestown visitor
to Fargo.
2. NJ. Mulicke registered from Man
dan today.
r. Farquer is Grand Forks visitor
to Fargo.
Charles Midget arrived from valley
City yesterday.
$. f. sherman Of Tower city. is a
Fargo visitor.
| r. j., steege Of casselton spent
Sunday in Fargo.
Miss Burton Of Aberdeen. S. D., is
a guest in Fargo.
N. Nelson Of Litchville registered at
one OF the hotels
L. ]. Palda, jr., Of Minot is stop
ping at the Metropole.
Marion cortute Of Monango is a
guest in Fargo today
Charles F1eischer. Grandin, was
Sunday guest in Fargo.
William Morrow Erie arrived for
few days visit in Fargo.
Miss Ethel e. Bechtel. Cavalier, is
stopping at the Waldorf.
Mrs. william Struck is in the city
coming today from Alice.
III. E. Heitmiller Of Adrian is a
guest at one Of the hotels.
L. c. Pettibone came from Dawson
to spend Sunday in Fargo.
o. H. Webster arrived from Beach
to spend Sunday in this city.
Miss Louise Westergaard of Buffa-
10 is stopping at the Prescott.
Rose Elijah of Lisbon arrived in
Fargo today for short visit.
William Laist registered Monday at
the Webster from Bismarck.
r. Fl. Borard Of Minot arrived in
Fargo registering at the Gardner.
e. M. Meitricke, Mandan, registered
Sunday at one Of the local hotels.
Fred w. Merrill and family from
Grafton arrived Sunday in the city.
Richard Hutchinson was a Grand
Forks visitor to Fargo arriving sun
day.
John Greene of Minot was a sun
day guest at one Of the Fargo ho-
tells.
Mr. and Mrs. w. e. Paulson and
son, of Minnewaukon are visiting in
Fargo.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles M. Cotton from
Milbank. s. D.. registered Sunday at
the Elliott.