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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-05-08
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titsHafier golfsblatt" beiin6et I'D, IN
Ns. 339 Dsrf Strake, segeai6er esm
Goarfbanie, spsielbii Qenisfeiiea, aH.
stigeH IT, I. 10. bic 10 iIbr 45 Wsinufes
MbeaSs sRigesenaensmuien merSeR.
Eelepbsa Sssth 24O1.
8oeAms's 2si6s gefunben.
Die asi6s oss Robsrt gosbms, 81
Sabre alt, Der felt Osm %. april aus
5srmaHn's 5otel permibt purbe,
tpurbe gsitsru am 5ube Der Columbia
Strabe aus bem Sbioflub sssoaen.
Coroner DR. Gigsbp CAB einsn Wabr=
fpruh auf 5oo burn GrtriRten in eiz
rsm 4nfaa tsmporaHr Geiftest0s
rans ab.
SIM Gale BON Gkprse o, Nif6op
stssR easg ". Rsmms. ben zsiias
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-05-08

SamiIton gnSeisen, aofal.R .ROtiSeu
nnb Qrnisfeiteu fns absagebeu Gdc
Der 4. unb Charles Srahr. ltuier
Ngent fir SamiItuu ,uobnt go. 301
9pro SrDut Ctr. 5eltpbon SauiltuH
1376sR. Selepbpn HHieres aprreipsa
- Jrau Rarp SeFon, bic Dittps
bon 0abio SsFpu, in aiubsntpaIo,
itarb gsitern Morgen in 1ansptotpn,
Rb.. tppfslbit iis Bel ihrer Salpsitsr,
Jrau Witbrop, auf 8siu6 psilts.
Sie tpdr bic Sants BON Charles 6.
uuo s. ). 9rissmsr. Die aeths pirb
aur 8serotguns nah SamiltoR gss
bra6t. Die 5ruu bate Elm aItsr BON
SO Sabrsn srreibt.
- GrsRanor Charles g. Bold
ptro tpisosr ais btmotratiiher WIas
pors s9aHoibat auftrsten.
Die GagIes batten bel ibrsT
8a3ar i'm nsusn 1emp<I Dor stpsi
WpasR sinsn ueberfduB bon $1,000.
- 9er ct. GeOrsius llntsritiibs
uugss@ersin feisrte esitern bas idbrs
Iihs Stiftunssfsit in Der ct. Sofepbs
stir5e. - Der Ct. gauIus WGnners
psrsin fsisrts geftern eas anniptrIas
riumsfeft in Der Ct, Stepbdnusz
Rirfx.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-05-08

idipiiIe gitmmuns Idsert. aaf bei
Ghoar Disftr beseiiftrien Muiiter BON
Tirigenien bis sum pouter. "a tf.
t!oHg bds 6ornfoIo. Die oafb<ntnbs
Wirnns Der Sisns mar unbeIhrsiblif.
s5ft bds ni1i," fasit Butbs bdIbldu..
.dls oh bic Gonns anfgsbt." Gn
ipcuiantr aIIesmsiHtr Subtl uHisI'
broh oas Spitl. unb lpis bic Gf0is
Siss SoIo aufndbui unb fustteriponn.
bd merit. mon. odb bitfe 3uni6it be-
fremoenbs unS faft Iintifh miritnbs
Sflidtbsit ttine llneeihidli6itii Der
Instrumentation. ioHptrn eiHeH itner
bimmlif9en GinfdlIs biIpels, bic bas
Genis un6sfuubi srfinns.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-05-08

1tisar nnfsrrihtft ipor nnb Der bod
freittr tiidts tbun fcnntf, ais NIT jeis
ner sitternbsn 6dnb ouf etn Slid pa
pier Die Morte tribeln: .s56 min nicbt
eab tie abreiit." Die aaiferin rtifts
oenn aud niht ab uno bleibt iebt am
Shmer5ensInasr oes aIsen RaiIers aIs
erne biHsebtHoe 4rdntenpfItaerin, bic
auf ieoen fltinfteH Munfh bes Qeioen.
ben idnfht. Gle Bat jebe politiiGs
Nbitht alfaegsben. Die Ras reaieren
I'm Ramen BON Gieb SaiTu, unb Der
adiier beoboftst fie, beforst, ipos aus
ieinem Merts perOsn fou. glIs ih bon
Abeiilnitn abrsiite, eing ss Wentlit
better, uno idb beoab mid su ibm, um
mid 3u perobidisoeH. Gtit iiber einem
Sahr bate er tsin Dort mebr oefprp.
den, abtr iebt Offnete er ben Dumb
uno fraste: .WObin ssbit DUP" Sh
anttportete ibm: RAD paris." "a
lob er bic 5ano. Die Iib nod beipeaen
tonrtte, brfidts mir ben Arm uno
iGgte: vIber auf ben sriten Ruf fpirit
Du bod 5uriidtsbrsnP" Sd psrfprdh
es ibm uHS er cdntte NIT einsm Bid.
Yin jenem 5. Soruar bate nlfo Der Re.
gus bas Hort spieoerasfunben, aber
Itir sintH Rnnn pis RsnsIit b.iBt es
ntht iebsn. ipsnn sr ouf sinem asbn.
ituhl ooer auf einsm gett ME aeT.if,li
oaIitgen mub, unfdbis, fsinsn minsn
aussufiihren, uno in fffpersr Sproe,
pb fetnem mert, Qebenseduer berIiehtn
fsin ipiro -"
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-05-08

Ou Bin fsin GrsmbIin
In bem aanbe Der sSrsien! SbsIeif
ou srft turss 3eit uHisr ans ipeilit. 10
ban ou bir ftbon einen sroBen Rrsis
bon banfbaren JrsunbtH ertrorbsn.
otnsn ou bic goIbsne 9eiunobeit luies
eeroeaeben BAIT. g3ir meiHen Die ct
Bernard ar6uters Ollie. oos olte Deut.
fne Seilmitiel, tpeldes iih IN allen
;sdIIen bon GtDrnneen Der llnterleibs'
SrgdRe, 2eber uno gliersn anf ons
@Idnsenbfts beipabrt bat. DtiI une
Ssaeu ben ct. Bernard 8rlieern fiir
lore xrrlife Grfinoung: Die 81. Bsrs
norb ardutsrsgsilleH. Ju alien apos
tbtssn Al baben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-05-08

mtRtsfaI nes peritprbenen gbds. a.
Rsmms htreffenb. eob Ridter Dung
blut cine gntfheibnna ab. - Jm
6alle ots Rentudn Geibs uno 8auz
2stretHs geeen SomueI Meintr erlib
Der Rihter eineH 8ertaufsbefebl une
iou Der Bauperetn 1854 srbaItea.
- Die Gables Nib 5peetn bon
9elIepus, Danton unb glenpprt batsa
Is Dur6eefeBt, oaB eine9Dure fir Der.
ndhlGHiets atnber I'm Speers 6oipt
tai erri6tet tpirb. Die Mdrb piro am
6, Suni aur 4ufnabms bon glatientsn
bereit 1etn.
- Seremiab 6. Ridrbon, 56 SABRE
alt, itarb ssitern tn ietner 8obnung,
go. 643 Ydrt 4pe. gr mar Setretdr
Der Qn6or 8fass gompann. Gr bins
terIGBt cine Wttttpe uuo 5 Rinber.
- Sn elmer asitern Rdhmittaq in
Der Corpus Gbrtiti atr6e abeebaItss
uen 8srfdmmlung bes ct. 8onifacius
@aiienpereius ipuroen bic Irranse,
iHeHts fir bic 2lbboItuna zines am 80
Mat itattftnbenoen ausflusss mad
penn ct. Soiepbs Waiienbauis in
gpIb Springs, ap.. setroffen. Prdfi.
bent sSp1. Settermonn erndnnte biz
perfatsoensn Sommittesn. Na6 Grls.
ot9uns Der Routinss s8ef4dfte foI9ts
8erta9ung.
- 8on benz berrIi6ften Dstter Bee
9iinfttgt feisrte gsftsrn bic Reipport
Ieris Of gasIes ibrsn ausfIu9 na6
bsm lagoon part.
- 8eiunbRitsbeamter Or. Cobb
beribtete folgenbe EobesfdGle fir bic
periIoFsne Wohe: emma 0ot'on, 50;
Wtoreon 9. 4uen, SO; Murgaretbs s.
5rsp. s Munate; Sarrp g. DaItsrs,
80; 5oparb gaB, So; Worp Ybeons.
bang, 81; Cornelius 9rims, "a;
Smuggling Sobmsiitsr; 2oura 9iis,
SO Sabre
- Srpin Goot uno RsIfon 3enia,
an Der SIabe[Iu Strabs ppbnbuft.
purosn ssftsrn bonn aonitubI.r grau
uno oem pOlisiiten 9raus osrbuftet.
Die 8eibsn gertetbsn nit chamber in
Strsit uno goot 5os Elm Meisr. 3euia
ssbrauchts feline 5Guite uHb btB Goots
RaIs bsiud6s u6.
- 2Ouiia 6iis, So Sabre alt, go. |
731 9aptOn Strabs pobHbaft, itarb
an misunderstanding. Die 2sihe
purpe bebufs Seiattuug nab 2ouiss
bile, apr gefanot.
SIN 5auis bes 6srrn 5rant 9sis |
Ismunu, Ro. 926 gprt Strabt, snts
ftano sefteru Rahmtttas infDIse elmer
llnporiihtigteit Elm Seuer. bds aber !
nur stnen S9absn bon $25 anrihtete
- Die Campbell Gpuntp Bar aFos /
ciatipn bat in 4nbstratt oes Qblsbens
Oss anpaltes ALBERT 5ubis geiIeios.
be'6Iui'e qngsnomnen.
- SoeI 8arb purb. Sur aopptas
tsupraTts i'm GampbeQ Gouutp Cir
SussIaf,n. nahhsm sr isin
Gramen bsftanosn bate.
-Sm Safe bon gliiabstb unb |
3bomas Raiion ssssn Qnna Rai'on
oerrpeissrte Rihtsr Duugblut cine nod
maIige 9srbonoIuug.
- @oltsr GIauis, go. 226 DIT 5.
Strubs lpobnbaft, Der na6 bsm Seton
6OfpitaI in Cincinnati bsbufs elmer
Operation asbra6t purbs, 1T auf oem
Dsgs Der 8sferuug.
- Sn tisfe Srauer tit bi. Samilie
Golfer pom Der SstiteH unb Brighton
StraBe Derisst porbeu. Dds bier Sab
re uIts Spbn6eH SoIspb 1T ssitsrn
olOslih ssitorbsn. Der alsine bate
lm Ruhmittug nit srobsm appstit ei>
uen apfel psr3ebrt unb bolte iid1 bann |
in einsm Qabsn in Der NGbe 'einer Ell
terlttsn Wo6nung ettpas Scscrsam,
nad bsfsn GsRub er auF osm Ssimpes
1e tobt 3uiammsnbruh. Sin fofort
5erbeigeruF.ner 2r8t touni. nur ben
oereits sinsetretensn5ob IsftFtsQsn unb
'rtIdrts, baB Der aIeine einsm ututen
Grfaa BON 9sroauunssft0ruHg erIsgsn
lei.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-05-08
6 pstaatpn.

ts11uAt SssARSAutA StINse0tA FssN -
@ebaase sta. 5O9--61i Maniisl
apsnae. slnseiseu, Rittbeilnassl
aHb 8eitrnauaeR irseaSiueld,er Ar
aserSsH bis 10 libr Abenbs eaieIbi
eatsessRgsnOmmen. Selepbon Goutl
1854.
49, 6eiuuhbsitsbeamtsr Or. MaIItna
foro berihtets foIssnoe 3Onesfdlle FIJI
Die eerflphene Wote: Peter 8urte, 43
Sabre alt; gbmoub Coates, 2 aase
Catherine 3umoid, 20; 6srbsrt Dppb
lnarb, "a; Qrtbur Watsrmdnn, AZ
gharIss @aItsr, AS; gettn Bruce SilI
58; Sarah u. Scptt, So; Spiepbin
Hatf, 27; 4Iitt Robsrs, %; SGug
ling 3obers; Gbitb 9risbp, 43; WaI
bursa 6eimler, SO; Gifis Sing. q
anbrep De 5oro, 68; Gilbert Subig
80; Gbtparo qprt, q.
Senator 6. 8. Sags bon Grps
ler, &e., lit Der 9ait oes 8sprdisutana
ten 6arrs Ms9ers.
- eheinsine. Bortsr 5urniib, %
unb Sinep Smith. %, BON Gooineton
6. 8urte, "a. uno Gtbel g. Sisns
30, Don Detroit, @tih.; Setter 6
Gimies, q. uno Rinu Witters, 81
beios bon Gdpton, O.; Sobn Sollts
80, bon GIspsIanb, g., unb Waub'
DoIfs, 33. bon 6rsenfisIb O.; goparr
5tuton. 27, une Wattie Rseo, %. bel
be 5arbige DON gopington; Stepbsr
Weper. 81, urb analie Berger. 35
beioe BON Cincinnati
- 8eiiBnsrdnosrungsn. gBm. 9
9Deslpobl an Gpd q. Wcglung, Gpt
go. 10, 9bsil Der Got go. 9 uuo 24s
Sub Der Got Ro. II in asnn.os's I'm
terdbtbetIuHg on Der Sffeite Der
@dftsrn Ipsnue, 81.
- Die ,@acant gbair~ 2ogs ipirb
am Mtttpoh 4bsno in Der 5urnbdue
cine 5isung abbaIteH unD II 3aubiz
batsn eiufiibrsn. Sin gantett FpIst
Der Gsrsmouie.
- Trdulein Ran Stlidmunn gab
in Der Wobnun9 tbres SutsIs, 6srrn
Ioolpb Reinermunn, an Der On 16.
Strubs. sins Rartsn gartp gu G6rsn
bon SRI. CLARA Sanisn, Die fi6 i'm
Sunt NIT Serrn Sobdnu 9etermonH
permdblsH iptrp.
- Die .. ID. 6. u. bat Die 9sFBer
nsr 2Gben an Der Maoifpn 2tpsnus,
DON 9ispsr's SuipeIisr =Qaoen CUR 4Is
lsn, nDroli9 BON Der Z. Strabe, bic
Raari6t 5utommen Iafeu. bab lie bis
gum Is. SUM iArs 2otaIs rdumsn
miiHsn.
- Qpmdn 8altsr, Der betannts Qrs
ditstt, 1T nit Der Gntpsrfung Der
RlaHs fiir oas nsue Shulbaus in Sn=
Dependence, 8p., bsihGftigt.
- Die Gtnhdltstlaee bon Jreo.
3inte esgsn bic Staot Grlonger purbe
i'm Gircuitgeri6t uuf tpmmeneen
mitttpo6 bon Ri6tsr Sracp fsitgefsst.
GGr bus am Ntittpoh, 10. T2di,
i'm Auoitortum Der 9ibltotbst Itattfinz
bsnbs 3on8srt oes Menoels'pbu &C.
fdHeosreins tpuroe foIgenoes progs
ramm Gufseiteut:
SotOu1tHoD' S!u en 3NS "o""p ''' e'0N'OO
0'""'Sgtp c,
qo y It E,,t Stues''ts S @0''''
8. G, shompIpn
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SS.rnorn ~ '" o'""'
g};ori.. .eor
m1rfs 1Sobor;,,,. sr.r
S,umoresfe 9nornf
3iueunertona gornTnt,
SrI Slorence Sorpsmon
SeraensrpiinIhs" 4iitsr
8 i6Dne 9eit. o IsPos 9sit"
Gorf @Sts
- ab pbot for 9euosonts~ aus gu.
ciu 81 aommsrmor" 9nni,stti
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-05-08

Man6 eine beiroibsfnhist Don,s
lstt fn nHr be1bafb 0nfa Ncb, sm
Riclt hberennden III rp<xtfa.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1911-08-10
The Tragic Fate Of Admira, syno.

Admiral John Byng. of the British
navy bungled Il battle and was shot
for 1t. In 1866 he was sent with his
squadron to protect IL British station on
the island OF Minorca. in the Mediter-
ranean. He came to an engagement
with the French fleet. but managed his
vessels very poorly, and the French
We're victorious. When news Of the de-
feat reached England there was a great
cutlery. The admiral was brought home
M tried by court martial. The court
found him guilty OF not having done his
utmost to wi the battle. but acquitted
him OF cowardice and disaffection and
recommended him to mercy on that ac-
count But there was Il stringent law
at that time which prescribed death for
negligence on the part of an admiral
and the king decided not to interfere
with the verdict. Byng. however, was
not without friends. and defenders.
Many people believed the government
itself was at fault In not furnishing
him with an adequate equipment Of
men and ships. and made him a scape-
goat for it's own short comings. His
trial and execution made a deep inn
preston on the public mind. and doubt
less led to a modification Of the law.
The admiral met his death bravely, but
it was needless cruelty to shoot him
on a ship he had formerly commanded
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1911-08-10
On Burial Hin.

~"
While the slow-fltered sorcery
OF Indian summer lay
Upon the gold-shadowed streets
OF Concord yesterday,
We climbed the rocky path that led
Through hallowed air all still,
Where Concord men first laid their dead
To rest on Burial Hill.
Her sages and her poets lie
In Sleepy Hollow ground,
Bat here, unvisited. apart.
Those vanished folk who greatly did,
Because they greatly planned.
Here in the %slanting mellow sun
Their sinking headstones stand.
Close to the stone-walled village street
1t rises in deep shade
This cherished place about whose base
Their first homesteads were made.
Here the first smoke rose from the hearth
To cheer them, great OF soul:
IND here for all the world to see
They set their Liberty Pole.
o little blessed. lonely plot
OF our ancestral earth,
What dreams are here as we draw near
The dust that gave us birth.
put of the ancient mighty dark
These Pilgrims not in vain
proclaimed the good they saw, then turned
To dust and dreams again.
o never say their dreams are dead,
Since West and South and North
"A tiSJ SCliI lIlCiI OItCu W prove In0lI CTeSU
In verify and worth.
Across the conquered leagues that lie
Beneath their dauntless will.
From tent and shack the trails run back
To the foot of Burial Hill.
Slowly we mount the wooded crest.
And there in golden gloom
Stands simple, square,. and unadorned.
Our grandsire's altar tomb.
Upon its dark gray slated top
The long inscription reads
In stately phrase his townsmen's praise
OF his deserts and deeds.
Their pastor of the Church of Christ"
The 'luster'' of his ministry,
His "meekness'' and his ZEAL
! doubt not he deserved 1t all.
And not a word of i'll;
For they were just. these men whose duo
Lies here on Burial Hin.
Perhaps we wear the very guise
And features that he wore,
And with the look of his own eyes
Behold his world once more,
Would that his spirit too might live,
While lived his goodly name.
To move among the sons of men,
IA minister of fame"
So might his magic gift of words.
Not wholly passed away,
Survive to be a sorcery
In all mems hearts today,
To plead no less for loneliness
Thar truth and goodness still.
God rest you. sir. his minister,
Asleep In Burial Hill.
Bliss Carman. in Golfers.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1911-08-10
A Bitter Critic.

Ex-Governor Pennypacker, at a din.
. in Philadelphia, said OF the di
vorce evil:
There would not be so many di.
vorces IL there were not SO many
families Of the Dash type.
Mr.. Dash said sternly one day tc
his little son:
"'Your mother and l agree that you
require q sound whipping
1.-The little boys lip curled, aud he
retorted bitterly:
"'Oh, yes; that's the only thing
that you and mother ever do agree
about"
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1911-08-10
Bill Posters.
From the new York Tim

From the new York Times.
A bill poster is about the best known
example OF the scriptural Incompetent
who a eyes. yet sees not. Three men
were discussing the cost of a certain
brand Of whisky hat is prominently
advertised all over the town. They
could not agree on the price and there
was no poster in the neighborhood to
refer to. Finally one Of the men said:
we can settle this argument in
up more than half Of those billboard
advertisements lives downstairs with
the %janitOr. We will call him up and
ask him.
The bill poster came up and was
questioned. He grinned shamefacedly.
Now" he said, you've got me. II I
nave stuck up one Of those posters I
have stuck up q thousand. but I'll be
blessed II I have ever taken the trouble
10 read one of them
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1911-08-10
Tho Lost Chord.


Seated one day at the organ,
was weary and Ill at ease,
And my fingers wandered idly
Over the noisy keys;
! know 20 what ! was playing.
Or what / was dreaming then:
But | struck one chord of music,
Like the sound OF a great amen.
II flooded the crimson twilight,
I1ike the sound of an angels psalm,
And 1t lay OH my fevered spirit,
With "A touch OF infinite calm:
1t united pain and sorrow.
Like love overcoming strife,
1t seemed the harmonious echo
From our discordant life.
1t linked pe%rplexing meanings
Into n perfect peace,
And trembled away into silence.
As il 1t were loath to cease;
have sought. hut l seek it vainly.
That one lost chord divine,
Which came from the soul of the organ
And entered into mine.
1t may be that deaths bright angel,
viii speak in that chord again.
III nay be that only in heaven
! shall near that grand amen.
Adelaide Annie Proctor.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1911-08-10
His Criticism.

An old man stood on the street co.
Ter in Cherryvale when the trolley
stopped and let off a woman passen.
ger. She had on a linen dress, a Pan.
ana hat, champagne-colored hose and
strapped pumps. Gosh exclaimed
he old men. I'D spend less money
in my bonnet and buy some socks."-
Sherryvale (Kan.) Journal.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1911-08-10
LUCKY MISTAKE.
Grocer Sent Pkg. Of Postum and
Opened the Eyes Of the Family.

A lady writes from Brookline, Mass:
"A package Of Postum was sent me
one day by mistake.
Il notified the grocer, but finding
that there was no coffee for breakfast
next morning l prepared some Of the
Postum. following the directions very
carefully.
1T was an immediate success in my
family. and from that day we have
used it constantly, parents and chi.
dren, too-for my three rosy young
sters are allowed to drink it freely at
breakfast and luncheon. They think it
delicious, and I would have a mutiny
on my hands should I omit the be.
loved beverage.
my husband used to have a very
delicate stomach while we were using
conee- but to our surprise his stom.
Ach haS grown strong and entirely we'll
since We quit coffee and have been on
Postum.
Noting the good effects in my fam.
ny I wrote to my sister, who was q
conee topper. and after much PERSIA,
sion got her to try Postum.
she was p%rejudiced against It at
nrst. but when she presently found
that al the ailments that coffee gave
her LEFT and she got we'll quickly she
became and remains q thorough and
enthusiastic Postum convert.
Her nerves. which had become
shattered BY the use Of coffee have
srown healthy again, and today she is
2 new woman, thanks to Postum"
Name given By Postum Co., Battle
Creek. Mich. and the cause why" viii
g found in the great little book. "The
Road to MELVILLE" which comes IN
OkgS.
Eves reol tAe abevs lstters a new
- Seeusees ssss, snl fsll g Aa4so
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1911-08-10
No Use.

II pleases me TO read, in culinary maya
lines,
How scraps OF meat and 'taties cold and
half a dozen beans
May he made over into tempting dishes
steaming hot,
And ne'er u thing be wasted OF the sub
stance you have got.
just hash EN- up together. all the rem
nants, lean or fat:
The titbiis shall be tasty which you used
To feed the cat:
And make delicious dishes for our family
To eat.
While saving paEa's pennies In Il manner
nice I'D neat,
Dear knows Id like to try to cook and to
eronomiZe,
/ yearn to mix and rechauffe in ways
But my family won't let me. for, In spite
of all my inoans.
They gobble up the gravy and they hard
IT, leave the bones.
! never. never. never. never saw such
appttitcs,
Deyouring all there is to eat with horrid
hungry bites.
There's not Il single morsel left to warm"
o. fry OF stew"
So every day. three times d day, 1 serve
up something new.
And l can only solace me with thinking
40" :, would seem
To take a bit of this or that and just a
little cream"
And build a meal. nor spend a cent-Alas.
it makes me weep
TO think. but for my hungry folk, that
living would be cheap.
Yes, I'D like to try these recipes and thus
economies:
To mix and mince and reci,auffe in ways
that appetite
If my family would let me, but in spit OF
all my means,
They gnbble up the gravy and they hardly
leave the bones,
Grace Stone Field. in Puck.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1911-08-10
BABY's HAIR ALL CAME OUT

when my first baby was six months
I'D he broke out ON his head with little
humps. They would dry up and leave
. scale. Then it would break out
again and 1t spread all over his head.
All the hair came out and his head
a scaly all over. Then his face
broke out all over In red bumps and
kept spreading until it was on his
lands and arms. l bought several
boxes of ointment, gave him blood
ledicine, and had two doctors to treat
ltin, but he got worse all the time
lie had 1t about six months when a
sisn1 told ME about Cuticura. SEM
and got o bottle Of Cuticura Resolvent,
1 cake of Cuticura Soap and a box OF
snticura Ointment. In three days
after using them he began to I'M
,roye. He began to take long maps
ind to stop scratching his head. After
'aldng two bottles OF Resolvent, two
,oxes Of Ointment and three cakes OF
Soap he was sound and we'll, and lever
aad any breaking out Of any kind. His
aair came out in little curls all over
ais head. I don't think anything else
would have cured him except Cutt-
:ura. ~" ~
II have bought Cuticura Ointment
and Cuticura Soap several times since
20 use for cuts and sores and have
never known them to fail to cure what
/. put them on Cuticura Soap is the
oest that i have ever used for toilet
purposes" (Signed) Mrs. F. E. Har.
non, R. F. d. 2. Atoka. Tenn. Sept.
10, 1910. Although Cuticura Soap and
Ointment are sold everywhere, q sam.
ole of each, with 32-page book, will
sc mailed free on application to CUT.
:ura," Dept. 16 l., Boston.
Putting on Airs.
Akwc t<rhhnr TO- n vovvy c,,oovipv nav
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1911-08-10

crsbsaaw-fs you. insist on this new
eoWn Iu haye to get II on credit.
NJ. Crahahaw-As long - rs golng TO
- chareod. dear. I maj - veil get .
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1911-08-10
AZ WiUie Saw I,

AZ Willie Saw 1t.
Mails the clock running, Willie?
Wilie-No, ma; it's just standing
still and wagging its tail.-Judge.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1911-08-10
The First Difficulty.
IN marry any girl l please"
hut xoll can't nlaaSa anxw

Mrs. wfnslow's Soothing Syrup FOR Children
teething, softens the gums, reduces indamma-
ton. AllAys pain. cures wind collie. 25c q bottle
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1911-08-10
unfailina Source.

From. the Chicago Tribune.
Joe Miller was compiling his textbook.
For posterity in general" he explained,
with q wink. ar for London Tt-Bits in
particular"
Even Joe Miller. A. We zee. had . sens,
Of humor.