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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-11-20
GOOD CITIZENS
MUST PAY TAXES
Those Who Fail to Qualify
Simply Cheat State, Says
=. DR.. Cecil.
BEST MEN SHOULD CONTROL
Minister Urges Closer Grip on
Public Affairs BY Christian
Element.

That il was neither good Chris
tisnity nor good citizenship to cheat
the state in the matter of payment of
taxes or TO lie to the assessor in re-
s2rd TO property, was asserted by
Rev. Russell cecil. u. ID. in sermon
on Christian Citizenship" yesterday
morning at the Second PRESBYTERIAN
Church Failure Of many people to
pay their poll taxes and qualify them
selves 10 take part in the government
was sharply criticized. DR.. Cecil said
he had heard it stated by a high Off
cial OF the city, and believed 1t to be
true. that II the 1000 men who recent
ly took part In n Bible class parade
were TO do their duty 10 the state by
paying their taxes anu by voting good
men into Office they could. by united
effort revolutionize the city govern
ment.
Encb oIan's Duty.
DR.. Cecil announced his text from
Mark xii II: Render TO caesar the
thirEs that arc Caesars, and to God
the position of the PRESBYTERIAN
Church on the entire separation
of church and state. and making It
clear that the duties of Christian mon
as citizens were their individual duties
not tire duty of tho church as an or
Eanlzatlon, Ut. cecil urged the duty
of each man to take part in the gov
eminent and in the bctterment work
OF the community. OF paying taxes for
the su. port OF the government. and of
taking part by ballot In the selection
of the men who administer that gov
eminent: the patriotic and usually
thankless task OF serving on jurics.
ana service in civic organizations for
the betterment of mankind, or for the
carrying on of great internal improve
ments.
BY failing 10 vote. he asserted, the
best element of the community often
leaves the government in tho hands OF
the worst element. Indicating briefly
his disbelief in woman suffrage as O
panacen, DR.. Cecil said: Some people
have advocated universal suffrage as
cure -ail for political Ills. do not
believe Il, but this is neither the time
nor the place for discussion of that
matter. II is the plain teaching of
the text. however, that 1t is the Chris
tian duty of those VINO are qualified
TO exercise citizenship not to fail in
their duty by cheating tho state OF
Its due revenue. or by sheer negli-
gence to vote"
The closing portion of the address
was an eloquent plea for the manhood
of the world to Render unto God the
things that are Gods"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-11-20
OPENING SERVICE
At LEIGH STREET
Baptist Church Rededicated AT
ter Being Closed Fourteen
Months for Repairs.

The rededication OF the Leigh Street
Baptist Church. which has been under
going extensive repairs for the mast
fourteen months. forcing the congrc-
cation 10 abandon the auditorium and
worship in the Sunday school room in
the basement, occurred yesterday
morning at II o'clock, when an appro-
PIRATE program was carried out and
Witnessed by large. cong regation.
The prayer Of dedica:ior' was said by
Rev. James Buchanan. while : special
sermon. Building the Lords House"
was preached by Rev. j. ]. Wicker, the
pastor An elaborate musical program
vas also feature of the services.
At the service last night a handsome
memorial brass lecte-n, a gift OF James
ID !Iitt in memory of his wife, and a
Bible. Were presented by John Basby,
ana accepted on behalf OF the church
b. r. Z. Winfree.
New pulpit furniture was presented
Mills.
The services Of Leigh street mex,
sunday morning VIII also be Of spec,.I
interest At tbs time the magnificent
Jennie Martin Parrish Memorial or
gan" gift TO the church by W. !.
Parrish in memory Of his wife. viii be
dedicated
The following Tuesday evening ;he
Jennie Martin Parrish Memorial Or
gan Recital VIII take place. Leslie Il.
watson 4. a 9. .. viii lie assistad j, ,
Mrs. ~ d. Hequ,mboure violin ana
Mrs Sallic Moutromery E.cWn. -r.
prano. 4 program OF eel.-t.ons from
she Ola masters win DE rail1o on,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-11-20
JUDGE MIGRANTS FUNERAL
sorrowful Friends Pay Tribute 10 lis
tinguishrd Man.

III the presence OF n great gathering
OF representative citizens. the funeral
of Judge John Henry ingram took
place yesterday afternoon at 3 o'clock
at All Saints Episcopal Church Tho
large church auditorium WAS unable
to contain all those who gathered
TO do honor to his memory, more than
a hundred persons standing In the rear
of the church throughout the service.
while the doors were closed TO others
after the service began.
Practically the entire bar Of the
city, many state and city oilic' ais OF
all grades. and a great host Of people
who had known and loved Judge
Ingram hllcd the church. More than
nifty honorary pail bearers, including
judges. attorneys and distinguished
citizens. escorted the casket to the
chnncel where floral designs were
banked on all sides. The service WAS
conducted by the rector, Rev. j. Yates
bowman. the music being rendered
by a large boy choir
The intcrment was made in Holly
wood Cemetery.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-11-20
WILL Be GUEST
OF ACCA TEMPLE
Shriners Plan to Royalty Enter
tain Imperial Potentatc
Treat.

To meet John F. Treat, of Fargo. y.
D., imperial potentate of North Ameri-
Gu Of tho Ancient Arab Order of Mobiles
OF the Mystic Shrine, officers and the
Arab Patrol of Acca Temple Will go
to Norfolk Wednesday to accompany
him to Richmond the following day.
The imperial potentate will be the
guest of the local Shrincrs Thursday.
and plans have been made to royalty
entertain him. as this Is the occasion
of his first official Visit to tho capital
of Virginia.
While In Norfolk the Richmond dele
cation. as we'll az the imperial poten-
tate. Deputy Imperial Potentate VIII
liam J. Cunningham. of Baltimore:
Frank W. Dryden, potentate OF Banni
Temple. Baltimore: W. J. Crompton.
potentato OF Oasis Temple. Charlotte.
y. c.: Lewis Dent. past potentate of
Amos Temple. Washington. D. c.. and
DR.. George +. Bagby. potentate of Acca
Temple, Will be the guests of the Khc-
dive Temple. This party VIII also be
in Richmond.
DR.. Bagby said yesterday that the
representatives Of Occa Temple will
arrive in Norfolk late Wednesday af-
ternoon by way OF the c. and o. Rail-
way. with their guests the return to
Richmond Will be made Thursday
morning. Automobiles Will be waiting
at the depot to take the Sh-incrs for
q sightseeing visit throughout the
city About I o'clock stop Will
be made at the Jefferson Hotel. where
luncheon VIII be served. only the
visitors. officers of Acca Temple and
past potentates will be present at this
time The remainder of the afternoon
Will be occupied in visiting many Of
the points OF interest in the vicinity
around the city.
banquet at tho Masonic Temple
that night Will be the browning fca-
ture OF the dag. Elaborate prepara-
tons for this event have been made.
Aside from a fun orchestra, entertain
ment Will also be furnished in the
shape OF numerous vaudevillc acts.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-11-20
RABBIT SIMPLY
FILLED WITH LEAD
So Pop Redford Picked Out the
Shot for Six Hours, and Will
Use 1t as Ammunition.

Pop" BEDFORD. former member and
champion heavyweight of the police
force. received rabbit from his
friends. Sergeant and Tom Kersc. yes
tcrday. Pop can cat dozen rabbits
at one sitting, but he probably won't
te able TO eat this one at all. After
taking out pound OF shot, there was
not much left. except some moro shot.
The whiskers OF the rabbit. by actual
quarter inches long. He was the sire
OF the family. and older than Pop him
self.
That rabbit" said Pop, must have
been shot seven or eight times. He
was so weighted down with lead that
he couldn't run any more, and then
they hit him In the head with Il stick
And he's so burned tough that it'll
take two days TO boil him in ut fash
ion to eat. l spent six hours picking
out shot. and then gave up. couldn't
find anything but shot. Ills ears
looked like a fly screen. All four legs
were broken. and his skull was
crushed in. | thought the two Kerses
were huntsmen and sports. But when
YOU look at that rabbit-wcll, there
Amt anything more for me to say.
| sent them a note of thanks. and told
tnem was much obliged Off the ammu-
milton will use some OF it when
80 hunting again
81 put that rabbit in the pot early
this morning, and he is still tough.
I'll cook him all day tomorrow. and
if he amt tit to eat then. | know where
there are four hound pups and l Will
give them II meal-if the owner will
let me-"
Pop is mighty fond OF rabbit stew.
but he never tried shot as condi-
ment.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-11-20
WIFE Finds Him Dead

Lewis Jacobs, OF 325 Brook Avenue
died suddenly from heart disease In his
home last night. Mr. Jacobs finished
supper at the usual time and went up
stairs to his room. His wife. who had
remained behind. heard thud above
her. and rushed upstairs. She found
her husband lying dead in the middle
OF the floor. Coroner Taylor stated
that death was due 10 heart disease.
Mr.. Jacobs was sixty-seven years OF
age lie was a butcher by trade.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-11-20

While all the family was out last
night. some one broke into the home
OF Thomas o'Connor. GIG North Thirty
second Street. and stole about $50
worth Of clothes and jewelry. When
Mr.. O'Connor returned he found that
entrance had been gained through
side window a watch, bracelet. over
coat and suit OF clothes were missing.
The thief left In haste, for the suit
was found on the porch steps. De.
tective Gentry investigated the rob-
berry.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-11-20
Company G smoker.

Company c. Richmond Light Infan-
try Blues. viii give smoker TO mem
hers and Invited guests at the Hermit
age COLI Club tomorrow night. The
general orders are '-ll-XYZ. and the
invitation is TO the men to meet the
non commissioned officers The smok-
er will begin at $50 o'clock. and con-
t!nue until II is finished
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-11-20
Had Goods With Him.

Fletcher Cunningham. colored was
arrested early yesterday morning by
Policeman Krouse as suspicious char
acter The negro had with him suit
case containing pistol, box OF
cartridges. pair of overalls and four
quarts Of whiskey-enough with which
to do considerable damage
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-11-20
DR.. Robinson Recovering

The condition of DIR. W. r. Robinson,
VINO was recently operated upon at
the Memorial Hospital, was yesterday
shiI 10 be greatly improved. and the
paticnt pronounced out of danger
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-07-14

mango 8enner snifer bom en- Ipffe.
Zig 3renti6.
9u til Slutnin9 en- life Opmitft.
tring. Oct er ooarligt at tale ben
/ 0eiret, men at betrogte 8eiret og
oets oiounOerIige S~noflpoeIie, oct
er Ell bel on0en Ting. geiret bar en-
megtig 8irfnine pna 2inets 2pffe.
Nen fommer Hegn og Solitin life
oItio os til 9ebos. iaa er oct goot,
ON Ri bar no9et beiere oe mere
itdn06aftigt emo 9eiret at eIeoe os
beo.
tSioen bi fom Der ira @iscor.
lin 1871, bar ri boft mango eooe
&or, o9 ielo / De onnrIieite ingen
Rso. Wen meeet eobt at tatfe Ser.
rem for. so MI, ieIo ON oct Ter IiOt
triit no for .SiOen, bar Ri oo9 goo
8run6 til of gIpOe os oeo Wfinoet
ON De mango @eIiianelier, hi al
Iereoe bar mootoget. @uO er oIIige.
bel goo beo line gsrn. Oct snifes
berbeo. at mango beo bans @oaoe
mtno finoes pproig at bore BAN
til. Ss9er. oio. Mottb. 6, SO; Z Z.
Openitooen6e bIeb ifreoet 6reon.
gen Den 7. SuIi men life illIoiert;
og 9srooqen montte uno~erteane6e
iom aomitcme6lem al oSonoro
Gountp 6iItoricol Societp" til ct.
8auI. 0ette SeIifab oil boIoe Din.
6efeit. gOIo SettIers 9innic". /
ct. ganl. bportil BubIifum inobn.
0es 9erooQ sen 10. 4uguit, 1911.
ct 9rogram bill bIioe uoiteot in66e.
f%ottenoe Eoler, Gang. Climber. %
Noofuroe. noe / oct frie.
Sioite 2sr0oa aften oeo slIeoeti-
Sen iif ri en- riotia GOD, oeIgsrcnoe
8ean. Ssnonq @oraen - FLAIR og
itsn - ipnes belle Ben omgioen6e
@eroen at booe facet MT 2io. Get
er / Son66e0 en- @lpoe, opr6 at
taffe @no for og at meloe Der me0
set iomme.
anrliq SiIien.
g. DC. Sonni6aI.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-07-14
GOnlter,An.

Soer Wooie og 6amilie iragtoro
3ofoto por me0 ira Aar5ms0et Der.
til oe bar / 9eisg Dos os nogIe "a.
&c; De reiite berfra til Cedar Sails.
ge6 aoin0eioreningens gar5ms.
De forle0en bIeo Mrs. 3. 6anien
eennalgt til 6ormono. Mrs. 4Iireo
Serenien oenoolat til 5etret9r og
@rs. SenrD Sonien til aasierer;
oesu0en bleo ser oal9t SipIpeitDrel.
ie oo Sp0etomite. 5oreningen bar,
iom inooanIig, uorettet life ioa Iiot
/ oct ioum0ne Mar og bar OGret meo
til at itette % 6iplpe baaOe i NE.
niq6eoen 90 u0aotil.
Mrs. @cismann er i oenne 6i0
/ 9eisa bos lin Rooer, iom Dor
beo 0oupoco, 8is.
gor 1..Snlifeit 6Ieo iaa / anr
oiboI6t bo5 &enrb 9briitenien; pi
boooe Ell nelIpffet Set, % ser bar
mango Menneifer Iamlet Baitor
8eismann tolte boooe 6%ormiooag
% eitermi00aa, % eaers bri0te
Ri Chen me0 5amtole og meo at
npOe 5oririifninger. iom man nof
fan trpnae iii / 0enne t6rre 5io.
1rcoa9 oen 7. Sui og0c Qifo.
Iai Gbriiteniens 6nitrli eiter at ia.
be ligaet beoiOitlss oct meite al
en- llge ION 6slae al ct Sla8.
tilipl6e. Sum bleb UNDER megen
8eItaqelie ira 9efoffninaen8 5ioe
begrabet pna Coulter airfegaaro
Manoo9 Den 10. Suli Ridolai
G6riitenien % Suitru bar nogle al
De igrite Scttlere 6eromfring; man.
ge at Dem begpn0er at blioe gnmle.
og en- Del cr Oe6e. 9ngere arpiter
fommer til CO tager fnt, men boor
bar De Plore BOG alligeoel ta8et
anberIeoes iot % liot SaOn emo
mango of ri pngre er fenot meo.
9tu itoor Mrs. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
/ 9irfen nltinn tom. og Ri iobner
benoe. Sun tunoe bringe en- | GLAD
Stemninq, uoen at mo I @runoen
oioite al oet. Meooeleren bar mere
emo cen Sang e%rforet bette.
Wisiionpr Glouien, albert 2eo,
taIte | airfen en- aften for os;
ban og 9oitor 8eismonn reiIte til
Blair til 9ireftionsmsoe.
4orr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-07-14
&loiterlipet | 9ntbers 9age.

Oct oar life en- ilsb oa beniobet
Wunfeoroen Cutler bar troaot inc
l. Oct bar en- Sroen, 6pori man
meo geaeiitring boboe foitet iig
ooer De Opgaber. Wnnfelioet me6.
fsrte. 9utber ifiiloe blipe Minf til
@opns. Oct bar tilfige en- Oroen,
bpori Der ftuoereoeg aloorIigt. I'm
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-07-14

FF D
itltoeres, taturligois paa 0iiO0elal'
oerenSMoooe. Auguitiners eremitter'
ne oar ogioa Den Oroen, Der lagoe
melt 8in0 paa %reoifen. 5 StR-
oerne bolotes Der ippnlig Breoiten.
rpffer al 4ltgultinere, o9 Der bar
no9et beo Dem, iom 9reb 5olt. 5
flere al De itore 9per oanneoe ser
Jig batte are0ie afGu9uitinernenner.
Der er inaleoes nOifilli9t, Der fan
forflnre os, at Den olborlige unge
Wagiiter netop oalgte oenne Sroen.
Otter no9en 3ios OpboIo / alo-
lteret iom @Pit blep ban, iom ia9t,
optaget iom Ropice. 8isie cling
ifulOe paaies forinoen, oels angao.
enOe bam ielo, bells ogiaa, at life
6orGlore eaer 9eOiteforelore banOe
opret agttere. Opta9eIien ioregif
b%sitioeligt. aloffen fal0er grsorene
til aapiteIiaIen eqer airfen. Den ny
MonO iere5 inc og faiter JIG neO
for Brioren.
rSoao snifer ou?" ipsrger 0en-
ne.
SUBS 9orm6iertigbeo og 6pl-
lesifob meo e0er," ioareS Der.
8rioren lo0er ga Manoen fnple
o9 Tiger til bom:
y nV2in fore Ssnl 8u0s 9arm,.
biertigbeo ton ri life gipe dig,
men oi tror gerne, at ben er time.
oes oig, oo @uo bar t%ilifpn0et oig
til at inotrPoe / oenne 6eIlige au-
guItinerorOen. aOgang til bort 8pl-
leSifnb er oi 6ereOt til at gioe Big"
Sereiter 9er 9rioren bnm op.
m9rfiom pon ale 8onifeligbe0erne
beO bans 6orebooenOe, geioeret oeo
oct 0religieie" 9io, boorle0eS al
G9enoillie ifal foria1es, 6porleOes
Der fsIger Sfam me0 9(rmoo og
Iiggeri.
Naor ben M Mono bar iooret,
at ban meo @uos Siplp oil 6pre
alt bette. Tiger Grioren:
Ri pil opta9e Dig poa 4rope
eft @Iar. @l0, iom bar begonot oen
go0e @erning i Dig, oil o9ioo fulO.
isre ben"
@rnfene Tiger Amen oa item
nfer paa 2otin:
Store 6aoer Auguitinus, bore 9sn.
ner toe imo0
90 oeO Dem 9sr os Dor Sfaber naa.
Dig og miifunoelig.
Sioroen Itpre DIT og IeOe, 9iipeitanOS
b0ie Brpo!
On, iom elifer 6attiq6om, - fot.
tiae DIN Bris irembpr.
Zig on SanobeoS tro Defender, bar
Den ianoe Dommcr far.
0u os bpoer Somningfoaer, nonr on
Sfriften logger no.
9laar 5oa0 isr bar iDGrt % o%unfeIt,
on ior o5 aer fInrt % iGunt,
vi Dor 6reliers ORD tillauer on et
groo, iom imoger ip0t,
Oa al Solteret bereoer Dit en- 2io.
lens 9teftarorif.
ON De alerfe8. rette Qeoneo on en-
5eIlig Gegel ifrep.
De, iom eIifer Den % isl1er, gaar
Den ~ton8eli9e Sci.
90 meo Dig iom 6ellig 5srer naar
De oeres 6porelano.
llnOer oette flippes og f%ronrage8
RoOicen. Qerpaa bliper bans ueros.
lige alaoer toget al BAN. Set tier
UNDER Iatinif @efielian9: o@erren
a~fforer Dig oct gamIe @enneife meo
bets @erninaer". @unfeflaoerne al.
pes 6am paa, itaoig UNDER Gefiel-
lang. fsrit Den 6pioe lln0erflpo.
ming, iom Or6enen bprer til 9Gre
ior ben allerreneite Somiru Mario.
0ernGit Sfapuleret, ct a~lponings.
itpffe, iom Der fnptter iig enMqng.
De fatoIif Opertro til. Oct er TO
Seiitpffer, Der 69res oper Sfulore.
ne, 6engenoe neo paa 9rpit og &pe,
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-07-14

enc Cutters 8i6, men 6oreItillin.
gerne ON Sfopuleret bar aaereoe
0a goOt / lt0bifling. auguItinernes
bar Iort, % oct lful0e ogiao bebol.
0es poa on 9totten. @noelig ben
iorte Suite me0 4abli0s og BET
iorte 89lte. gtooicen b9rer nemlig
famine Dragt iom 9rofesien = Den,
Der bar aflagt Wunfelsftet : fun
of al9oerne life er bieoe.
Zen 0popto9ne fommer M til
at DO / N%obice6uiet UNDER Nobi'
cemeiterenS Opipn og 8eileoning.
5grit ifal MI lPres at ngao Den
fon9eli9e gei", = aae Oroensreg.
lerne.
Seloe 2luguitinerregeIen taller /
bgi 8raO / Acknowledgment. 8erfor
fun0e Den oere ieaeS ior ooer 40
me9et forifeIli9e Or0ener. Den be.
itaar al 40 aapitler, boiS Sammeni
beng er meget los. Den f6rite gligt
er at DO iammen, bDortil ioarer at
babe eet Sin0. Sngen maa faloe
noaet lit eget. Sen, ser bar p9rt
rig uoen for aloiteret, ma life ie
ne0 paa Oen 9rooer, ser fommer
ira armoo, men oenne ii0ite maa
beller life / 8loiteret isge oct ior.
bite @oOe, ban mnngleOe %uoenfor,
eQer bliDe ltor paa oct, for0i ban
MI leber inmmen me0 WPno, lom
ban uOen for aloiteret life boboe
tur0e nGrme zig. Mon bogte Jig
/ bet belle for SoomoO. 0erfor er
oct en- BIiet for Dem, Der er Die.
bet CUBS Sempel, at De meo eet
Sin0 looer @u0, at Oe inoItpn6ig
og til beItemte aloffeilet be0er, at
De | Orotoriet (9e6efammeret) but
Ter, bDa0 oct bar Rabn al, og life
0erinoe ioritprrer no9en, iom bill be-
De u0en ior 9eoetimerne. Zen, Ser
6eoer, ban beoer o9ioa me0 9iertet,
bnao Gun9en Tiger, % ban lpier
oq iDnQer life anoet, ems bpoo ser
er foreifreuet.
Ser ifnl faiteS, men 6eri ifal
ser BOG ta9e5 6eniDn til De leaem.
ligt ioage.
Munten ifol iao plot muliot uno.
gaa at ie poo en- aDin0e.
Saa blot muIi9t ifal ingen BABE
Sop til ieIo of opIac Jig alp6er al
9eboIoninaen. 6bis en- S(p9tning
if9nfer Ell Munf alp0er eaer
onoet, ifoI Munfen o%fleoere oct til
lin 5oreIatte. ut bebo(oe en- @ooe for
liz ieIp er 8pneri. alpoerne ifal
nalfeS, men fun noar Sen 5oreintte
finoer a~nle0ning 0ertiG, for at life
Den alt ior tore 1ragten efter rene
alpoer ifol babe Smu0s paa 5ip.
len til 6elge. Aoar 2egcm3ioaQ6e0
iororer oet, ifal man life npgte
6illo0eIie til ct 9ao, men oen blotte
20lt til set, maa man life giop
eiter ior. Ser bar hi en- life mills
net @fterflono ira Ben 9iO, pa Mun-
fe og Gne6oere Gi9eirem reqneoe set
Tor n%anoeliat at ooife Jig.
PIT Ar6eioe ifal ife / 5uaesifo6.
9Iioer Ser Strio, oa ifal 6cu
itrofs bile9ges. og ser moa 6c0es
ON 8orlnoeIie, iom SEN frqnfeoc
oaiaa itrnfs bar at 9ibe. Meoferer
aloItertu9ten 6nar6e Oro, og en-
0oeror0net opoo9er, at ban bar
iorls6et iia, ian ifaI ban fife be6e
DC llnoer0iOne ON 5orIooelie. 6o oct
oiloe l%tnoer9robe 9(utoriteten, men
ban ifaI be6e @no oerom.
5or at eu6oer fan ie iig / Spell,
ifal Re9elen oplnies cen Sang ON
llgen.
0ette ct i raife Irpf oct melt
isineiaIoenoe i anguitinerregelcn.
Den oaHne6e ct Slag8 olmin0e.
liat @runOIaa for au9uItiner.Gre.
mitternes 2iO. Men ale De iqrlige
3egler ianOtes / oe omfang5rige
aonititutioner. @run6trpffene 6eraf
6aboe So6an.9oniterne brogt me0
Jig, men oeo @eneroIfnpitlernes 9e.
llutnin9er bar Ger Ita0ia ieiet mt
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-07-14

lte paa, at Oroerten o9lad bargru8
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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-07-14

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Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1911-11-30
DAILY DIET AND
HEALTH HINTS
BY DR.. 7. J. ALLEN
Food Specialist
ONE SOLUTION OF SERVANT
GIRL PROBLEM.

A we'll known writer explains
In recent magazine article
how he and his wife have solv-
ed the servant girl problem by
living exclusively upon nuts and
fruits, the meal being ready up
on the arrival of the srocer's
boy, and the dishes washed by
burning them. This method
can be followed without re-
strictins the diet to fruit and
nuts, bread and other cereals
being supplied ready to eat.
The idea that there Is any ply
siologicaI benefit In a hot meal
Is erroneous. The mixing of
hot and cold foods Is indeed In
furious. Our habits of eating
are altogether too complex for
the enjoyment Of the larger
life, for comfort and for health.