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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-08-24

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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-08-24

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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-08-24

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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-08-24

Gas BON Maru.tun,rn belassrt ipiro.
The Prescott daily news., 1912-05-04

expressman. deliver 'em to your address-yes? We're iss it?'
 q haven't got any yet"
 Also I am addressman. Do you want 1t a nice hotel?-or a fine house? or an apartment?-or maybe a boarding g-house?-yes? How long do you make 2 residence?" ..4s.s, "six months" ssss
 No longer?"
 Not a minute" &4a'S''S"' '-'
 Take fine house, den. got some beauties just vacated"
 For a year?-no thanks"
 "All the leases in Reno run for six months only"
 Well, I'd like to look around a lit- tie first"
 Good Don't forser us. You come out here for six months. You want maybe a good quick divorce-yes? "The quickest can get"
 Do you want it confidential? or very nice and noisy?"
 Whats that?"
 "Ve are press agents and also sup press agents. Some likes 'em one way, some likes 'em anddder. Vich do you want it?"
 Quick and quiet.'
 Painless divorce is our speciality. If you pay me an advence deposit now, file your claim de minute de train stops and your own wife don't know you're divorced"
 I'll think it over," said Wellington. rising with resolution.
 Don't forget us Baumann and Blumen Satisfaction guaranteed or your wife refunded Avoid substi- toots" And then, seeing that he could not extract any cash from Little Jim mic, MT. Baumann descended upon 1 Mallory, who was just finishing his shave. Laying his hand on Maliory's arm he began:
 'Excoose, pleass. Can it you out wit nice divorce?"
 Divorce? me! that's good" laughed Mallory at the vision of 1t. Ther a sudden idea struck him. It took no great genius to see that Mir.
 
 there were other marriers to be had. You don't perform marriages. do you?" he asked.
 Mir Baumann drew himself up: Who says 1 don't? Amt l justice of the peaces?"
 Mallory put out his hand in well come: then new anxiety chilled him. He had a license for Chicago, but Chicago was far away: Do need a license in Nevada?"
 Why shouldn't you?" said MT Bau- mann Don't all sorts of things got to have license In Nevada, saloons, husbands, dogs"
 How could I get one?" Mallory asked as he went on dressing.
 "Ain't got a few v.t no? Do you
The Prescott daily news., 1912-05-04

secret could not De Kept much longer passengers have some rights Not even a stranger can be permitted to outrage their curiosity with i'm punity forever
 Seeing them together, Mrs. Temple watched the embrace with her daily renewal of joy that the last nights quarrel had not proved fatal She nudged her husband:
 See, they're making up again"
 Dr. Temple was moved to violent outburst for him: Well, that the darnedest bridal couple--i only said darn, my dear"
 He was still more startled when Mir Baumann, cruising along the aisle, bent over to murmur Gan fix you a nice divorce?"
 Dr. Temple rose in such an attitude of horror as he assumed in the pulpit when denouncing the greatest curse of society, and Mir Baumann retired. As he passed Mallory he cast an ap- preciative glance at Marjorie and. tapping Mallory's shoulder, whispered: No wonder you want a marriage If. cense. I'll be in the next car, should you meet me" Then he went cn his route.
 Marjorie stared af.er him in won-
The Prescott daily news., 1912-05-04
(To be Continued
NO KISSING IN LENoxpAII'

Kissing has been forbidden .;I,,, Lenoxdale, Mass, a factory 'A,, ,s' three miles from Lenox, under ,l;. F., alty of kisser and klssee [. I If placed in quarantine if caught VI the goods. .re II
 Dancing and roller skating "a a's ~ \ Ger the ban, too; there are " a ing bees or society meetings a shO stray cats and dogs are OepaS Z paS;Dhtht It is all due to II cases ol |, u,r h,ua,, ria, which it is feared VIII epidemic.
The Prescott daily news., 1912-05-04
Baggage Transfer
Notary Public Justice of the Peace

Wellington looked from the crowded card to the zealous face Divorce Outfitters, eh? l don't quite get you" Well, In the foist place"
 The foist place, eh? You're from New York"
 Yes, oritchinally. How did you know 1t? By my fashionable cloth ink?"
 Yes" laughed Wellington. But you say I need you. How?"
 We'll, you've got maybe some beg getch some trunks-yes?"
 Yes"
 "Vem- in the foist place, I am an
The Prescott daily news., 1912-05-04

der and asked What did not pe''' mean by what he saidY ,,,,,o,
 It's all right, Marjorie. m' ",v explained. in the highest cheer can get married right away. ,oo.
 Marjorie declined to get nei .nst M up again: You're always sayins "
 But here's the license-see' s.u
 What good is thatY sue there's no preacher on ooafu.
The Prescott daily news., 1912-05-04
SYNOPSIS.

NS
 CHAPTER I.-Leut. Harry Mallory h ,orie Newton decide to elope, but wreck of taxicab prevents their seeing minister on the way to the train,
 CHAPTER I.-Transconttnenta tryain Is taking on passengers: Porter has a lively tine with an Englishman and Ira Lathrop, Yankee business man, vAsersA rs's ssseseS xsA ,sssslSS~ ss-' @ CHAPTER 1II-The eiopers have an exciting time getting to the train. CHAPTER Iv.-cTAttle Jimmie" Well lington. bound for Reno to get 8 divorce, boards train in maudlin condition. Later Mrs. Jimmie appears. szp--~ =AsaN
 CHAPTER v.-SShe is also bound for Reno with same object Likewise Mrs Sammy Whitoomb.
 CHAPTER VI.-LRttsr blRnes Mrs Jimmie for her marital troubles. Class mates of Mallory decorate bridal berth. CHAPTER vII.-Rev and Mrs Temple start on a vacation. They decide to cut loose and Temple removes eTtdence of his calling.
 CHAPTER VIII.-Marjorie decides, to let Mallory proceed alone. but train starts while they are lost in farewell. CHAPTER IX-Passengers join Nal lory's classmates fin giving couple we'd ding hazing.
 CHAPTER X-Marjorie Is distracted over their situation.
 CHAPTER XI.-Ira Lathrop. woman hating bachelor, discovers an old sweet heart Anne Cattle. fellow passenger. CHAPTER XII.-Mallory vainly hunts for preacher among the passengers. CHAPTER XIII-Mrs. Wellington hears Little Jimmie's voice. Later she meets Mrs. Whitcomb.
 CHAPTER XIv.-Mallory reports to Marjorie his failure to find a preacher. berth, w ~
 CHAPTER xvI-Mrs Jimmie disoov- CTS Wellington on the train.
 CHAPTER XvIL-MaIlory again makes an unsuccessful hunt for a preacher. CHAPTER XvIIL-Dr. Temple poses as a physician Mrs. Temple Is induced by Mrs. Wellington to smoke cigar. CHAPTER XIX--Sight of preacher on a station platform raises Mallory's hopes but he takes another train.
 
 compels the couple to borrow from pas Sengers.
 CHAPTER XxI-Jimmte gets a cinder in his eye and Mrs. Jimmie gives first aid. Goodness Is then resumed.
 CHAPTER XXII.-Stfll no clergyman. More borrowing.
 CHAPTER XXIII-Dr Temple puzzled by behavior of different couples.
 CHAPTER xXIv.-Martorie's jealousy aroused by Mallorys baseball jargon. CHAPTER XXv.-Mar1orte suggests wrecking the train in hopes that accident will produce a preacher.
 CHAPTER XXVL-Martorie tries to in- duce the conductor to hold the train so she can shop.
 CHAPTER XXvII-Martorie' dog is missing. She pulls the cord. stopping the train. Conductor restores dog and lovers quarrel.
 CHAPTER XXvIII.-Lathrop wires for a preacher to marry him and Miss Cat tie. Mallory tells Lathrcp of his predica- ment and arranges to borrow the preacher.
 ''Excoose, pleass, but are you get tink off at R-r-reno?"
 l am, wellington answered., curt ly, essaying to rise, only to be deli cately restored to his place with a gesture and a phrase
 Then you meet me"
 "Oh, need you, do I? And who are your"
 'Who ain't I? I am Baumann and Blumen. Our cart. pleass."
 Wellington found a pasteboard in his hand and read the legend: | Real Eyafe Aysnte paooage Tranefe, |
The Prescott daily news., 1912-05-04

want 10 get nice re-marriage H. cense?'
 "Re-marriage?-huh he looked round, and seeing that no one else was near: T haven't taken the first step yet"
 MT. Baumann laved his hands in one another: "A betchelor? An, see you want to marry nice divorcee lady in R-r-reno?"
 'She isn't in Reno and she has never been married, either"
 This simple statement seemed to astound Mir. Baumann:
 "A betcheller marry maiden!-in Reno!-oi, oi, oi! It hasn't been done yet, but it might be-
 Mallory looked him over and a twinge of distaste disturbed him: You furnish the license, but-er-ah is there any chance of clergyman "a Christian clergyman-being at the station?"
 "Vy do you want it cloigyman? Can't do 1t just as good? Or nice fat alderman can get you?'
 Mallory pondered; II don't think she'd like anything but a clergyman" We'll" Baumann confessed. "a lady is liable to be particular about her foist marriage Anyway l sell you de license" "@''t'' R,~A..srs.-.,.4 r,
 "All right"
 MT. Baumann whipped out a port folio full of documents, and as he searched them, philosophical: "A man ought always to carry a good mar riage license It might be he should need it In a hurry" He took a large iron seal from his side-pocket and stamped the paper and then, with fountain pen poised. pleaded: Vat Is the names, pleass?' . Not so loud!" Mallory whispered. Baumann put his finger to his nose, wisely: "I see, it is a confidential marriage Sit down once"
 When he had asked Mallory the necessary questions and taken his fee, he passed over the document by which the sovereign state of Nevada graciously permitted two souls to be made more or less one in the eyes Ot the law.
 Here you are," said MT. Baumann. Wit dat you can get married anyvcre in Nevada
 Mallory realized that Nevada would be thing of the past in few hours more and he asked:
 Its no good in Californian"
 "Himmel, no. In California you bot gotta go and be examined"
 "Examined!" Mallory gasped, in dire alarm.
 "Vit questions, poissonally," MT. Baumann hastened to explain.
 "Oh!"
 Tn Nevada" Baumann insinuated, still hopeful, q could mary you my self-now, right here" Could you marry us in this smok, Ing room?"
 Tn a cattle car, if you want it.
 Its not bad idea." said Mallory. "Ill let you know" Seeing Marjorie coming down the aisle, he hastened to her. and hugged her good-morning with new conti- denee
 Dr. and Mrs. Temple, who had re- turned to their berth, witnessed this greeting with amazement After the quarrel of the night before surely some explanation should have been overheard, but the puZzling Mallorys flew to each others arms without a moments delay. The mystery was ex- citing the passengers to such a point that they were vowing to ask d few questions point blank. Nobody had quite dared to approach either of them, but frank curiosity was prefer able to nervous prostration. and the
 En'~rf
 vzfas.y X
The Prescott daily news., 1912-05-04

Real Estate Agents
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-05-06

From Virginia.
Please give flower contest I am
nfteen. Am I too young to 30 out
with boys?-Virginia.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-05-06
DO YOU REMEMBERS

"2 an 2 is 4, an 5-Les-see an
5 are s.
An 3 an 3 an 3 is s. Plague take
this OIL slate!-
list as sticky as en- be. Blieve II!
git it clean.
Now! 2 an 2 is San Gee! But
teachers mean!
- from 10 leaves 5. an from ~
leaves s.
Gee. But l despise to do sums on
this OIL slate.
Wonder who went home with DOT!
Bet Joe took her books!
10 from II leaves Gee! Them
figures looks
Awful bad! | bet my hat teacher II
make me do
This OIL blamed sum over-an' that
addition, too!
k"When | grow up bet Ill pay her
back-the mean OIL thing.
kBet it's near bout four o'clock-here
4 she comes. by jung!
from 6 leaves an 5 from IL
4 leaves g.
fWonder if the boys are gone? My.
n It's gittin' late!
HIM so tired Of stayin' in, l don't know
& what to do!
t'Yes'm, teacher, I'm mos done.
W. from 2 leaves 2.
Celia Myrover Robinson.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-05-06
eNADANElE:6
@G0|D HER@&
TO0 LGTKAi

BOrax or ammonia II effective and
harmless when used to soften hard
water. though rain water is always best
for the toilet.
Red vaseline applied daily with .
small camels hair brush will darken
and increase the growth Of both eye
lashes and eyebrows.
Nuts should be eaten in the winter
time. They are extremely rich and
nutritious. vegetarians using them In
place OF meat and butter.
When walking keep the chest ele-
waited and breathe deeply through tho
nose. A long walk may be taken
without exhausting effects.
If the finger nails are brittle and
break when manicured. put the finger
tops In olive oil or q little melted
vaseline before cutting them.
Colored and scented soaps are not
considered a. sanitary a. the white
soaps, both coloring and scent being
often added to disguise impurities.
Diluted glycerine Is better for the
skin than the pure form. The pure
glycerine will burn and wrinkle the
finer skins and should be applied spar.
ingly.
Hands which perspire too freely
should have a little powdered b0rax
in the wash water. and after being
thoroughly dried busted with the fol.
lowing powder: Powdered starch, four
ounces: Iris. four ounces: powdered
bOrax, one ounce
Here Is something so harmless that
one need have no fear Of using 1t, yet
It Is said to be most excellent
bleach: Beat the white of an egg to
a stiff froth, add the juice of a lemon
and place In a pan of water on the
stove so that the hot water around tho
pomade will not cook or scorch the
egg; stir into a smooth paste. As
soon as you have stirred the mixture
to q thick cream take It from the
heat and use. After washing the
face and neck take little of the POM
ade and cover the same as In using
cold cream. Rub we'll into the skin.
Az soon - the egg begins to dry rub
the face with . soft towel. which takes
on the paste and leaves tho complex
Ion soft. beautiful and white. No
powder Il necessary.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-05-06
Timely Advice and
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From Virginia.
Please give flower contest I am
fifteen. Am I too young to 30 out
with boys?-Virginia.
l do not seem to have q slower"
contest at hand. but l hope this one on
trees" will answer your purpose.
think It Is an unusually good one.
Fifteen 10 rather young to go out with
boys: OF course. I do not mean to
school affairs. but in society: general.
ly speaking. II you go 90 much now.
what 10 there going to be left for you
when you are q really. truly young
lady? This IL the trees" contest:
I. Which tree q kissing game could play.
Tulip.
/ And which it, fathers name could
say. Pawpaw.
3. Which shall We wear to keep "
warm. Fir.
4 And which do ships prefer In storm.
Bay.
s. Which shows what lovelorn maidens
do. Pine
g. And In the hands which carry you.
Palm.
7. And which Il It that the fruit men
fear. Locust.
s. And from their pipes men shake.
Ash.
.. Which tree u 1t bad boys dislike to
see. Birch.
TO- Which Is . girl both young and
sweet Peach.
II. Which iiks . man. bright. dapper
and neat. Spruce.
H. And on which do children like to
play. Beech.
Is To which tree turn We for goods to
wear and stun to burn. Cottonwood.
H. Now divide you one tree more. you've
part Of dress and part Of Q door. Hem
lock.
IS. Which tree Is never seen alone.
Pear.
IL And which ono is q bright. warm
il. And which in church doth office hold.
Elder
IS.-which 10 . town in ireland old.
Cork.
49, For this one do not look 80 far.
which tells what charming people are.
Poplar
10 Which ono Will allay the pain II
promptly rubbed on bruise or sore.
Witch-haxel
q. The carpenter doth use which tree
to make his wall straight as can be.
Plum.
%. To which tree do urchins call TO
show you and shouldn't have looked at
at all. Rubber.
q. Which treo on calendars do you find.
Date.
a. Which IL Q Joke told many times.
Chestnut.
26. Which do We call an Ohio man.
Buckeye.
26. And which for soup we sometimes
plan. Crab
q. Which tells where at on land or sea
Elm.
q. And on our feet we'll wear which
tree. Sandal.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-05-06

- UR sketch illustrates vefy
III novel and pretty nightdress
case. and one also that Is ex-
tremely simple to make.
Il can be carried out in art linen,
silk or muslin, and lined with SOFT
silk. II Is cut out entirely In one
piece Of the shape shown In the ola-
Rram on the right hand side OF the
sketch, and the nightdress is placed
on the portion enclosed on the dotted
lines and the flaps on either SIDE are
folded over II, the large flap trimmed
on the edge with lace buttoning on 70
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-05-06

the back Of the lower Dap end %
fastening up the case.
The word "Nightdress" d worked
across the front and the remaining
space filled up with . conventional
Moral design.
Should 1t be desired to hang the
case to the bed rail, then loop Of
ribbon may be easily attached to the
top on either side.
One great advantage Of a nightdress
case Of this nature Is, that 1t may be
70 easily washed when occasion ~
Quires.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-05-06

Several Lakeland girls left today
at noon for Macon, Ca. where they
60 to attend the reunion. and where
they will no doubt be the recipients
of much social attention. Among
those going was Miss Annie Brown
ing. president Of the local chapter,
U. D. c.. who goes as maid Of honor
for the Tennessee Brigade; Miss He.
liza Cox and Miss LESSEE Trammel,
who go as Sponsors from the Florida
division.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-05-06
A PuxzliNq Question.

During a conversation with gentle
man friend our opinions were passed
freely on styles and taste in dress.
When I mentioned the fact did not
like his style Of scarf.pin. and no took
It out for me to look at. and with tho
remark no ought not to wear It, I
stuck II In my own collar and forgot
the incident until one day later no
asked for the return Of It. was un-
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-05-06
Go with Another Boy.

I am sixteen years old and for the
past six months have been going with
boy who is nineteen. He treats me
we'll: takes me to the shows and DIFF
ferent places Of amusement. but al.
ways acts az though he were doing It
for an accommodation to me. 10 there
anything can do to prevent this feel
ing! Ought to stop going with himf
don't know whether I really care for
him or not. Ought I to wait and see
before giving him up? 10 It proper
for him to walk homo from church
with other girls while going with
me:-Chatter.Box.
BY all means let the chap walk
home with other girls: at tho age Of
sixteen you should not think Of limit.
Ing yourself to just ono boy friend.
Go with some one else and do not try
to find out which ono you like tho
best. There IL always safety in mum.
bers. Let the boy in question under
stand that he does not have to take
you.
MADAME MERRr.