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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-04-19
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Sis Reupurt Cffiee fur Ous sGta'
eiuuati.r @ulfs6latt" beitubct itd iR
go. 339 gOrt Strubc, sessnaber benz
GunrtbGnis, mOisltit 3euigteiten, an'
seiseu u. |. III. bis 10 lIbr 45 Rinnten
A6euos entgegenaeuomuen Dereeu.
Stlepbpu SOnth 2401.
- Die in Der nsuen Soqs abeebal'
tene 9srIammluns oes Deutih ames
ritaniiten 0amsn3trtsIs, rpeIts an
Der 5. uno Wonmoutb Ctr. unter eem
8orfs Der 4rGItosntin 5rau 9bsa
Stubi Itdttfanb, srfrsute Ii9 sirss
ausaessi6nstsn gsiuhss. Grau Was
ria Wtueler fIbrte bas grototou.
Der geriht iibsr bas btrfIoHene Stifs
tunosfsit uno 8antstt pures bon oem
tetreffenoen aDmmittee singerei6t uHo
dnaenommen. Gs puros bsihlofsn.
Elm 9rittel Der 8antsttuutoitsn aus
Der aaTe gu bs3abIsn. Darauf tuno
bic Ginfiibruug Der nsuen geamtsn in
tire reip, Qsmtsr ftatt, pobei 5rau
Stabl jsoer oerIelben Elm btbI6ss
! glum.nItrGubden ubsrreihte. 60
oann belt 5rau Soiepbtns JQtob sins
intereFants 4niprahe iiter De en'
| filbruna beg bsutihsu unterritts in
BEN Dffsntliten S6uIsn. gs puroe
beIaloHen, in jeb.r Ware Elm tuhtiees
&ommittee Sur SammIung BON I'm
terI6riften orbsitsn gu luNen. JoI'
asnDe Damsn purben srnanHt: grit'
Baro, 5rau Wuria Wtu.lsr. 5rI
gbnuts Maisr uno 5rau u. Dethsrbp;
3meite Darb, 5rau Wurp gihbOl5
Iruu Sobn 8OrnfhIegsl, Grau Rar'
guretbe 8au'aEcpurt; 3. Warb, gran
anno 5sosrle. Gruu Sphn aloeter
fsrau aatberins aib; 4. Waro. Jrur
6. 5eiftn.r, SRI. Grancss anbedsr
SrQu ). Riotmanu; 5. Daro, 5ral
grances SobniOu, 5rau auHo puff
8i9er 5rau 2ena Srsap; 6. Darb
SSruu SoIspbtne SacObs, 5ruu 2Ouiic
/ S6oepf, sSrau &arpline adpeFer
Bum Sdlab Fano BEL elmer ssmiitbIi
den uHierbaltuue unb einsm ausge
seihnsten 2un6 bi. ginpeibuna osi
reusn 8srsinslotales itatt, bel tpelden
perf6ienene So6s duf Die gunoesprd
Iloentin Srau g. s. 9ornbosfsr, Di
grGiioentin bss gterpporter 9amen
spsigss. Grau 1bsu StobI uHb Del
gsetpporter Stantpsrbano ausgsbrat
/. tpurpen.
= 5err George arosnlann bon be
Roberts Gtrabe fpuroe bon feline
@attin nit sinsm anab.n bsfhentt.
- Die Rsnport gpmmanberp, q
3 g., tpd6lte folsenoe 8samts: gmineu
: GDm., 4lfreo 9otpIin9; @ensraliFimc
Soiepb Wener; Capt. Gsneral., 9br
: mas Reap; g. So, Sames q. 9rofpn
G ). 3d., CD. R. grarp; 9rdIdt, Sob
. 8. JolIstte; Sdnbmeiitsr, Jobn s
s @aroiner; Reeorber, D. z. 5asl'
) rrpb; ct. g., Geo. Gauerftein; On
Z g., Saco6 Rebdufer; Ndrben, ;rsl
; 90. GpeAt; 6sntinel, Carl Sola
al Die -8sautsH lpaIbsn pon BAIT GW
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-04-19

gplisei gidett perfplgten ibn bis nah
Sotfielo's RohlenDarb. no iie ihn perz
bdftsten. Gr lpnroe in BEN Staotges
rihte unter $500 8iirgfduft ben
9robssI9pprenen iiberpiefsn.
- 8eftern Weoraen Sur friibsn
Stuubs peri6ieb in feiner Wohnuns.
go. 511 8eIt 19. gtrube. 3. .. Sbos
mas, i'm glIter BON 65 Sohren. 8as
2ei6enbesGngnib fiuoet am Grettag
Mprgsn nm 8 llbr Dom Srausrbduls
aus itatt, tporauf in Der ct. 4uauitts
INNS Stride Elm Requiem ceIebrirt pIro.
Der 8eritorbsue mar Elm gutter 9sutz
i1er, tiittiser 8ef6Gftsmann uno aus
oemsin gsabtst unb beIiebt.
- Binium q. Sauis itarb geItsrn
in ietuer 8obnung, Ro. 1886 gantItd
StraBe, i'm aItsr BON 36 Sabren, an
einsm Ser3ihlage.
- Der San BON Inna Wesbdp 9ss
aen bic SiibsGDpinetOn itno gtnctns
natl StroBsnbdbns 8eieniddft, nuros
asftern auBsrasri6tIih ssi6Iihtet.
- SacOb Yoss BON Sromlep, ap.,
fteG in 2apion's aIsmpnsrlaben u1o
erlitt cine 9errsntung bes liuten 5uBs
qeleutes. Or. GrisgIsr Ietitete ibm bic
n6t9iss SIIfs.
- Die aontrattpren SbraiRr urb
guertber, bic nit Der 4nleaung Der
neuen 9. unb %. Gjfsrbabn goros
in De gourIep betraut itub. peroen
nGtften Mpntas nit ben arbeltsR
beqtnnen. 9ie~ grobe Oampfiauus
Feiu peroen in Sbdtigtsit geiest ipers
ben. Die Grpeitsruns bss 6. uno y.
5unneIs in 8uena9iitu sebt raid DOT
fi6.
- 0ilbe(mina Serrgptt itarb ess
tern i'm ct. glifabetb Soipital i'm
altsr Don 73 Sabren. Die 2eihe
puroe mad Der DObnung ibrsr 1O6s
ter Trdu Clair, Ro. 1876 SoImdn
Strabe, gebrudt.
- Serr pster 8Isit, Der 73 Sabre
oIts Batter bes 9lpOtbetsrs 9srrn ).
SO. gIe'i pon 1436 Mootiou apsnus.
miro Isit oeitern 0dhmItto9 um bret
llbr perniBt. Der aIts 9srr tpdr ihon
2petmal porber BON Saufs psggspan'
bert, lit aber immer pIsoer auf9s'
tau6t. Jm 5aQs Isinsr 4uFfinounJ
. m0ge man ben Sobn bsnahrI6t'een.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-04-19

Der Gincinnasi gGdtr 0tlane.
perein bef6Iisbt bic Saifon NIT einsr
MISUNDERSTANDING uno oaroaf fol.
senaem 1anatrdns6sn. Die Gtftlih.
lett iinbei Eomftas. %. apriI. I'm
aroben Sdale bsr Central 5urnbalt
tctt. Die Attinen baben eiu biibl6ts
groaramm sinitubiri uno lie iDtroen
ri6t nur init ibren fhonfttn pieosTn
cufpartsn. Ionntrn AUDI Dem bumoris
i.iftsn 9txil ifuIbiae Re6uuns tras
gen. Die 6srren 8ddsr periiebeH iih
uno anberen sintn rersniiaitH absno
su bsrsitsu. 10 DaB ibrt sJsltIihseitsn
tets germ bsiud5t fpsroen.
Jolg.nbss progrdmm gtI1ngi IN.
ter atiinng bss Girietnien Germ q.
Geptr snr Durhfiibrung:
Ghor: GdneermnrIch -. GOllner
SelHiaib. Iisbe 9eimotb j.
-. 9ergmiiiIer
guriGenfpieDertsbr Wsaeeri
Solo: Z ien mn big brotber on pDu.
Strr Nm. TinssIadsr.
Snuwrifiiine Guofsens: .4s shanben
Stubenarreiia.
glott. ginidbriaer - 5err M. Grau
Ghipisbus, beFen puser - 6trr 3
EcmrRtrs.,
gbor: Hurihsnabf6ito ). Menpert
Jh febre ipieber Genners
| Qsic5st Mnnbtrsr Weumdnr
Duoiaens. urtomifh, Gin sspIdsiel
Ghulmsiifr..
5ribs. Sdnifnabe - 6err 5ribRiII.,
Gtrengtmnnn. Gnulmtifter Orr
| gusen M0Ifls.
Vdniomime: Der Dorfbarbiers.
/ Gt5riiosr Mliilisg.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-04-19

nent Commander cir Gopuro o..
Spbmeper initaIlirt.
- Dos erIte Battalion bes 2. Dt-
Itritts Der adt6. ct. sobonnes 8tt'
ter bGlt am DonnsrItag abeno in Der
glrmprp feline idbrli6en Snfpesttcns'
@rer5itien ab,
- 0as @rbeitsbdus, bds tpsgeH
RanaeIs an Steinen tpdbrenb oss
Rtnters esIhlpHsn mar. tpnroe ssitsrH
ae6fFnet uno Is 9efanaens gum
StetnetEppFen abtpmmaubirt. Wshrsrs
Der 8efanaensH psissrten iih, Die Mr.
belt su psrribten, tpuroen jsood bulo
sur Raiiuu sebraht.
-- Du bas apmmittss bes an'
palts Bureaus, ods bic angslssen'
Leit pon 9lain NcGauebltu tUegen
Contempt Of Court" unteriuheH
Iellte t.inen osFiuitioen geriht sin'
brahte, miro anfpaIt WcQauahliH am
Samitaa ben antrda fteasn, Elm neuss
aommittee gu ernsuneu, oas poles
Re6t srboItsn iOlI, ieinen 5au gu err
lebiaen.
= GbsIheine: 8eors. galIett, ben
s1amiltou, g., uno Gbna 8. Glueu
ron groOfpiqe. Snb.; Mur StnnIsp,
BON Cincinnati, uno Grace 5Dlsr BON
South 8snb. Sno.
- Sm Sale BON 4uton WaIttrs il.
aeaen GliiabetH Gapsmdn erIisb Rid
ter Yuugblut einsn 9srtaufsbeftbl fir
cine Got an Der 8aro aps., Bellevue.
Dm. 6. Srpsann bon Gincins
natl uno aouiIe adfslmanH pon
Soutbgate. 9p., srIangteu einer ebes
f1sin.
- 8efisperGnberungen: 6isb.ano
Development 60. BON Sennis Meobsr.
Got go. 121 in girocItff 6isbIanos
81. - Gam. uuo 1lorsnts Ban gelt
on Games unb SeIen RoRrts, Got an
Der SpImss aps., 6ighIaHos 81. -
glIice 9sii:sr an 9uolsp grolDn, 30
Sub on Der 9rtttsn aDe., Dcpton,
81. - Charles puro an SobH Dus
gan, "a Sub an Court pIaes, 81.
- RGhite @o6e Finbst in Der go.
9,rot. Ct. 9auIus airhs, s. Strait,
eiue Ronpention Der Sonntagsfhulsr
fott. 9reitunosrt 9slsgdtsn perbsu
.rtpurtet. RsheE rpsrbsn BON fol9en'
ben qa'toren tpdbreno Der aoupentior
aebalten iperbsr. Rsp. y. ), Wlspsr
Rso. SO. q. aruesr, Rep. q. 2. 9itb'
Don Cincinnati; RsU. Wm. u. 9reisI
BON Gpanspius, Suo.; Rep. 5.2.8orr
bon gtnctnnati; RsO. D. Simon Dor
giquo, g.; Rsp. G.Sobman, 9lsaiunt
Rioge, O.; RsO. SO. Nlilsr, SaptOu
o; Grl. 6iIbu 5absr, Ct. pau!s
sonntusftuls, Sumiltcn, o; Jrl
CLARA Goot. Gbrift epans. sirhs, 5t
5bomas; sSree. u. Soster. Ct. pauli
Sonntugiau!s, Rstpport; Grl. eI'iI
W}uQer, Columbia Sonntugihuls
ginciunoti.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-04-19
Sofal 5 Sert1t.


- arbeits Director Sunomatet
niro bic Staot bel Dem i'm anfane
Mai in qbilao.Ipbia ftattftnosnosn
Sonarss Der .gitp plnunins aHp'
ciation" pertreieu. TEN aonpeH'
ptroen aud 9eItsaten aus Dem Nus
Ianoe bsipobnen.
- Die Guft.rn 4Ds., Don Der Rco''
poOD arsusuns Biz 3ur Geltc ape.
foq oepFlaitert fpsrosu. Die Strab.
tefinoet Iich in ihausrlifem 3uftano
gef6nerbefuhrern fpuroe aeftsrn bon
4rbeits 9irettor Sunomater mitgei
tbeiIt, bob Der Snssnieur bereiis mi
ben pIGnen uno Der ausorbsitung De-
aoiteHOoruHl4lGse befbdftigt fsi.
- Die grbruifne am on 8. Str
Siigsl iunsen ON, fir bic Stabt elm
toitIpislioe 9eihihte su tperoeH. lin
tpsitsrsn toitfpislipen Stisbauten Dor
Subeusen, tpiro Der antauf Der betref
fenoen @runoitiidt ppn Seiten be
Stabt ssplant, um IN parteeldnb
aIsstIsst Su tuerben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-04-19

Ak III fghr fogtfpietta. an MtsnHlcfssHEus Bar
lllfcsrsuileAeH arb ntti 1gbsifsa an Egnnrr-
1sefes IN Hi6t Hhfbse &tf f0HnSr esf EbFnMaf
ttf1eH GHElerSeH gdbael beri&esl6eH. asrans 10
isis pifle auDege E6HIersfn. Mif NnmphollH.
&tn atadan iff fttEt6t, 81 agstntteH bdh ts
barnirsrrtieeeu nnh aseso beriteFGH mub. ele
NnsgnksH aHpatfsH az Inifen aHs eabti RFses
Edmersen 81 tetbeu IreIln KlHk ~ 0erts
ShdAtgi gnHpbUiin enss inEfu re1i madsn
4ptte
Uamptoltn IN cbus gfpslid sir tyHnbFg5aEss
ceilmsfisi aernbt BHHoabnr aeHliV bae nr
fsss setpfis6aeu has Wsls AfTndensfltaJlsu,
sveBn ee ntdhi fbai mas MIR bsbanpten:
H4 spirb fogorsips uHb saterHbe 3staft bxiHs
acf ilSE ieIbe psiDeH wfg HbeumasIf9s @seissv-
ger pasrfbett uel4ncpsne slssctT, MAeens
fna,agen frebs Bgufi Sieifbesi unD bnnRts
giisefriH, BsrrrnftnasH. ciisif6argsr Sort
ihmerseH hrarpie i'm AaGen nHn uHietles1.
0aGrrhoIin ipgtD dle ahtclin llder cat aHlizk
sscleH Esg H& beuie ftHK SeoHffL 91usH
Gle eA an Gnnb. We iysro SbusH ptsI XftbgH
s:ssn Sa@g-tgn sg!saKf. sa hassu rs nAss
erffslafspeu uVpibeieu. sSgnH ssht apGfhsisv
lttH IaiHphOliR bat 70 erEn1fH Gle sbH. - uE
Eis su bsflgueH cbfr fdlgethsH Sie 1H ots
gearb %rHa 60. 100 81 Htftb Hee., 0hlsdaJ
m oircff Ter ExetS III 30 0erfs pro
Shacbarl pOrsotrsi ksHn Gle selHs SynEeev'
brrsn Rfinifats fgnHeH IHner spnlefl, spe Sis
inillsH 10 ssneen Ets Sbsen EamsE nHb herd'
"a an bic obias @eEsHf6dfi urp Sse sDereeH fin
frslss 3re5epedtf eurt hse Act erbaIten.
0amrbcItn lpiIb III gtaginH0li eMpleblsn uTlo
bsxfcnet ron aHen &oiufdfH arcftdsH.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-04-19
ciis Girans!srs Bantr Hbszb.

Dcnnerfins, 90. April. fineet In Der
Central zurnballe, Ab<ahs 8 llbr,
unferes itets germ geIetenen Roniters
Gerrn Otto Gtranpfers -Hunfer
albenb4 jtatt. @ ipirten init: sYn.
q. Daniel. cine iunse. pislDsrIpreusnfe
aunjtncpise; Wars. Gnrice 2. MeIis
btimsr: WsiB anne Wornsr; Msib
Rutb q. 6arris BON Der Cincinnati
E6pol Of GrprsHinn; iernsr Der Carl
'limionf 3iibkrfiub; Drl. Hettp 2ceb;
bic 4erren :. airufis. 8. 3aIsgsr. n.
Wspsr, W. Cd, 8. Jratnael. Il. M1bs
rid. Die Alaoisrbseleiiung Bat i5rl.
Bera Ulsisr In Ii<bsnsiDiirbiglfer
M<iIe iibernommen. D<rr Etr0npftr
III Elm Iansidbrises WliteIisb inffytr
bsutf6eH Wiihne uno ptrDisus sin pols
iss Qaus.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-04-19
sss xosiiAiass fAnIsia beisnssH.

Sn BEN Gale bts 1beopors gbigs
lips. Der unser Der Anil0gs bss 1obts
fhlags it0nb, neil er am IL. Suli D.
3. Ddbrsnb zines Gtxitts i'm MaHs
butsan a,urf ben Rinorb Mens erfto.
den battle. brnhten bic ariminnlsGs.
fhn0rxntH sefiern sinen Wdbrfpruf
nuf -Ghuibis4 elm, snpfablsn ben
Anstfldstsn a6sr ber Milos pts DE-
riAtshcfes.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-04-19

lpelde bersits bas 6ous poFirt Bat.
miro DbHe 3fpsifeI nlf ben Genatss
HnItnDtr seitelIi nnb b0bfnobrId,ein.
li6 pdfIirt iptrben. Der Bi3e Gcn.
uerneur RihOls, Elm eifriser Befiirs
iporter Der WcrIdee, Bat In ben lebtsri
IaeeH senus friibers CppOnsnttn auf
feline Gette betpmmen, I'm bies su be.
iperffteIIiatn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-04-19
u = fdtts.

Dem 80 Sabre olien GdmusI
Ebapi, bon 30. 1S8Glm gir.. Der In
einer Dfdihinsnfdbrit In Sdfkp ars
btitsie. geristb seittrn tn bic 1ranss
mifTicn. 1sm tingladlidxn spurbs
Der reGle llnierdsHs ausgeriHtn. or
ipuroe nad btm St0bsboIpitai ses
hr0e,f
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-04-19
ernRoeiseHtbnm aaonanteH

Die mintcR gont 9uiIbinr 60. be-
abfi6tiet oR grri6tung eiHes Dlsr.
it06icen DebGubes an Sprina GroDe
gpeHnt urn DIdit Etrdbe, cos Sl5,.
900 toitsn iolI. 4uber Den RdumIids
feiten fir bic 8ont iOlIeu i'm sriieu
Etodlpert bier adbeH eiHasri6tet iDsrs
een. Die ubeten Stodipsris ioueH
Wphnspeden OieRtn. 91s GeIn9 nm
ausftsIuna zines Observation-Disclosures
ipurSt seitsru oem GsbduettHiptttor
gHierbrettet.
Sm iiaptiIhtn gnudm! iuuroen ss'
tern bic FoIgenbrn9ousrluubnibfh
trpirit: Or. 6. y. Wltedushlin, srpei'
i.5tipss mohnbnus an sotriftos aps.,
uabe 2infuoco slpe., $1,000; Banner
GrDcsrp &c 8aiine Co.. siHitOdigs
Grnfidnlnpt an Der Stdntcn aptTue,
nnbe Der Sot Ctr. S4440: 8. u.
Ruft, sueiit6tigss @chnhous an Der
Main, nabs Der Grtslllor Strobe,
$1,000; Ulcr Wofer &c Sons, Anbdu
an sin iabritaebGuDt on Der College
GtruB.; aena Sisners, speifiotists
| 'FIotatbdube an Der Gde Der Wcalpin
uno TliboIetnn aps.. $12,500; eis'
BETH Gieiaert, 2Aii0digss Dohnbaus
on Der Ribplstcn aDt., nabe Der gDoO1
Ctr, $4,000.
1bepbcre Raper &c Bro. baben fii'
| ssrou Rpgd 9oIg btrtn 2Aiiodigti
g8obnbcns go. 1o11 Beeh 4pt. ou'
qrics 6ia nsbf Grunbitiid bon 25 be
100 gub r.rtauft. 3isislben Mctlsl
perIieiaertsn mshrtrs grunoftiide or
Der ooper Riptr Ronb in anbsriCn.
;yerrn. Gin grunbitiid erituno Grot
Roie Boiflep uHb spei dnbers Qidlail
WiIItr. Dds 2ano bruht. $3.50 pei
CUB.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-04-19

gs giebt mel. nrfo dsn,
pOburh mir ben 4ppetit psrlieren tOns
nen. es giebt sinen iiheren Neg benz
fslben pisbsr su fiHsen, uno Der lit Der
Gsbrau1 pon Or. ausuft a0Hie's
3ambureer 9rOpftn, bieislben trdfii.
asH ben WGgtn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-04-19

6oprnn; GrI. Gertrude rpnsoale, all
6trr 6enrn Turnpennp. Tenor; osrr
Robert EbarIeslDorth, BnB.
Die Soliften unb bic Witelieber bes
gbors iamen besieitet bon GirGnpdro
Glaar, ibrem Tirieentsn Or. 5enrr
Gpiporb uno Dr. CHARLES 5orrib, benz
eicentIidsn 2eiisr Der 1ournet, etiisrii
Normittoa bon Columbus bier an uao
Der ,rffe GinbruH bon Cincinnati iHub
fir periditbene Der 6errfhofien tssn
esrabs Ishr giiHitistr gsfDeitn itsn.
Gine MnsabI Der Gdngerinnsn uno
gGnasr iporen I'm gurn.t 5oufe elHs
qunrtiert fpprben unb snben, nls iisitrt
3immer su Gsiid,t bstamsn, ihrsr erts
tduIhune in siemIid3 fhdrfen Worten
ausbrud. DitIs Gntt1uidlung btItarto
porin, boB perld,iebene Der 3iHrfitr
tein eia.n,s 8abesitnmtr hattsn. SO
nett es fid, MAIDEN Iitb, iuuroen Die
groteftl.r unb groteitierinnen nah q.
nem anberen Sctel umducrtiert, ioedB
bieitr uHIifbiame 3tuiihsnfdl lstns
Grlsbieuns fdnb.
Or. 6orrib, Der asiisr Der 1curnst,
in aud, fsin syrsmber in Cincinnati,
psan feline @dttia iit cine sbemaligs
Gintinnotisrin, bic Wittpe bon nerrn
O. q. GGoenbsreer. bem pormolietn
Giesnibiimer pon rSearltt Oats.
9r. 5drrib beiratbeie Jrau St,osn'
berger Dor nunmebr Ia Sdhrsn. uno iii
fsiibsr in Canada anidHie aetrsitn. sr
iii ais Greaniit iptpis ols aonfdDpfsr
nubuorbeniIi6 srfolsr.ih selpefsn nnh
i'm oritisn aonsert. am Gcnneriide
Ibenb, fpirb Gins itiner ehcrirerts
Ban" sur auFfiibruns stIangsn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-04-19
{. %. Thnmas, ,

I'm Glitter BON 60 SGbrN, m&oHnieH nne 10
ToGen. gtc ReerbieunG fin0Ci itait an JTct
iue g}orgen um : ltbr nom Irauerban'e aus
30 5IE g9ei! 49, Siraee. Central Gootu8ion
fpoyuuf I'm hieIelbc 5rIi In Der Ei augu'ttHhs
airlhC Gin feierlides Aequiem Gbqebdifeu rtrb
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The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1911-07-21
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FATTEN FOWLS FOR MARKET
rooo should Be Given at Regular
Hours and Then Only What the
Birds Will Eat Up Clean.

Chickens for broiling or frying
should be fed extra for two or three
weeks to get them fat. with plenty of
good, solid meat on breast and thighs.
Range poultry is never classed as
hrst-class market poultry.
Put six to eigh. chickens in a clean.
roomy coop; place coop in shed,
which should be kept quiet and mod
erately dark. Give first morning feed
OF cornmeal mixed with milk: just
what they will eat with a relish. At
nine o'clock give a second meal of
baked bread mixed with boiled vege-
tables. At noon give cracked corn
mixed with a little wheat At p. m.
give cornmeal mixed with milk. They
should be fed at regular hours and
given only what they eat up with a
relish at each meal No food should
be allowed to lie in the coop, as they
lose their appetite when food is left
In the coop to turn sour.
Sour food is not fit to feed
Wash out the coop every morning
This is necessary and should not be
neglected Give little gravel or
charcoal about twice a week Give
milk instead of water BY this meth
cd chickens may be fattened in two
weeks time Chickens thus fed will
make prime market poultry and will
command an extra price
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1911-07-21
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Industrious fowls are the kind to
keep.
Feeding the turkeys too often is an
injurious practice.
Don't expect to get winter eggs
from late Matched chicks.
Every farmer should go into the
pure bred poultry class.
Get rid of some of the ROSTERS that
are now worrying the hens to no good
purpose.
The Indian Runner duck is not in.
clined to fatten so readily as other
varieties.
Hunt up private customers and
agree to sell them strictly fresh eggs
then do it.
The quickest way to break up" q
setting hen is TO shut her up a day
with rooster.
The comb is as sure an indicator Of
the health of the bird as the tongue
is of the person.
Teach the turkeys to have regu-
lar feeding ground apart from the
other fowls of the farm.
The very best kind OF a pen for
ducklings is one that can be easily
moved from one part of the yard to
another
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1911-07-21
TRIMMINGS THAT HAVE FAVOR
Laces of Every Kind and Description
Are Among the First In Popu.
lar Esteem.

Among the favorite trimmings are
laces OF all kinds. among which are
Venise, Italian, filet and Milan laces.
Gold and silver laces are also USED on
some OF the more elaborate gowns
Hand embroidery is much SEEN A
number of beaded trimmings are
shown. and there seems to be a ten.
dency to favor large beads somewhat
on the order of Indian beads. which
are noted on several of the Paquin
models.
Braids of all kinds are used on tall
or made suits and dresses, in various
widths. in plain and fancy designs.
Fringe, tassels and braid ornaments
are also among the trimmings and
arouse much attention. Silk fagoting
is used to great extent on many OF
the best models. There is also quite
a liberal use made of velvet ribbon,
which was employed largely for
sashes, In both black and colors.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1911-07-21
HARD WORK MEANS SUCCESS
To Hatch and Brood Chickens Artifi.
cialIy One Must Stay With Work
Night and Day.

A great many people buy incubators
and breeders and expect them to run
themselves. There would be just as
much sense in the hen leaving her
eggs for the wind and sun to hatch i'll
stead of setting on them and guarding
them, night and day. for 81 days.
Inanimate things won't run them
selves; they must be run. Machines
are all right, but they haven't brains;
men must supply the intelligence.
Now, 1t has been proved by thou
sands of people in different parts of
the world that artificial incubation
and brooding of poultry is an assured
success. But to make this success re-
quires close personal attention from
start to finish The work cannot be
intrusted to any Tom or Dick or Har-
ry. Tom and Dick and Harry hired to
do the work may set the machine
going, but they won't keep them
going. They lack the personal equa-
ton. They would just as soon see you
make a failure as they would see you
make a success of the chicken bust
ness.
To hatch and brood chickens artifi-
cially one must stay right with the
work, day and night This does not
mean that you have to SIT up with and
nurse the machines and baby birds,
but that you just about know exactly
what they are doing every hour of the
twenty-four.
Many people fail to keep the infant
chicks dry. warm and well supplied
with fresh air in the brooder This
is simple matter but an essential. A
herd of goats will get along In re-
mote brushy pasture for weeks at a
time with nothing but bushes and
fence rails to feed upon. Not so with
baby chicks; they must be fed al
least five times each day.
The neglect of simple sanitation in
the brooder is responsible for heavy
mortality among young feathered
| stock Fifty or a hundred or more
young birds in one close room will
soon make foul conditions, which In
| turn will soon lead to disease and
| death If the foulness is not removed
| Those who are very careful to keep
the brooder scrupulously clean usually
have good success with brooder
chicks, and those who allow them to
become filthy meet with inevitable
loss.
Failures. then. in Matching and
brooding poultry by artificial means
are due to the use of infertile eggs, al
lowing temperatures In the machine
to run too high and too low, lack Of
good ventilation. failure to keep the
brooder clean and the young birds
supplied with direct sunlight. and ir.
regular feeding. These may all be
summed up in one phrase-lack OF
close attention to details.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1911-07-21
TAKING PLACE OF FEATHERS
Aierettes of Wheat Just Now Are the
"Real Thing" for a Variety
Of Reasons.

No one seems to be able to ex.
plain why fashion is leaving the enor-
nous aigrettes of white and black,
which have been with us so long. un.
less 1t is laggard desire to be hui
manitarian. The restriction thrown
around birds by the laws of the states.
and the difficulty and cost of getting
aigrettes, has given many milliners
good reason not to carry them in
stock. The expense of buying one is
the best reason for their unpopular.
ity
The milliners. liking the effects of
the aigrette, have determined to use
many other materials to take it's place,
therefore the new hats are trimmed
with silken wheat in the form of an
aigrette. Some of it is in the natural
color and great deal of 1t is dyed
to match the hats or frocks.
One sees much blue and green and
purple. The green is the most popu.
lar for summer use, as 1t is re.
freshingly cool
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1911-07-21

One of the greatest needs of most
poultry keepers is definite record
of expenditures and receipts. In too
few cases does the owner of poultry
flock actually know whether his fowls
have been an expense to him or have
paid a profit. This is, perhaps, truer
in regard to poultry than with most
other branches of animal industry be
cause of the facts that both expendi
lures and receipts are spread over
then entire year and are individually
small, that large art of the product
is used at home and that the poultry
keeping is incidental to the other
farm work.