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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-03-05

nuns bic 1reppe binunter unb brad
nie rents 9iifte.
- 6ii6nerbisbe bransen porstitertl
Naht In ben Gtaa Der Wittiue Nons
monb NoIe, Rp. 1928 Central Mpenue,
ein unb nabmsn 30 9iibnsr ala gsuts
nit fort.
Marn gleslen bat Gsipis WeeIsn
i'm bieiisen Dsrift ipegen 0trnahidls
Iiaune ouf GheiDung perilast
Gin Ehleihbi.b ann,itirts Dor.
gtitern bic aolDene 1ai9enubr bes g.,
81. unD .. gabnpGhters Wm. Boper,
pdbrsnb feline Meits in Dem 1oileitsns
3immsr hing.
Gin bsionuisr pionier, 8enius
min ShGfftr, itarb seItern Rdhmitios
in Mioplstoipn i'm 4ltsr BON 10 Sab
ren an Ghfp1ht.
Sacob Yau6, elm friibtrer Be
ipobrer BON bamiltun, itorb am
Somitag in snbiunapcIis i'm altsr
bon S4 ssabren. gr fpnr elmer Der brti
lleberlebsnotn bes 81. Ohiosr GreiDtls
lisenz zRtgimtn.s i'm giirsertrisg. Die
nod lsbenbsn Deieranen iinb giholas
grnner unb Spbn Slider bon bier.
Die aeihs ipurbe our 8eerbieuns noh
SamiIton g.bruht unb i'm SrssnipcOp
Srisobofe sur Iebien Rnbe be'iattst.
Narp MeDonolo bat 5bcmas
WcTonaIb auf Sheipung uno Sbbui
iiber ibr aino inn bieiisen 0eriht psrs
tldqt uno oibt ols Druno 0rnahldf'
Iiauna an. 9as paar beiratbtts I'M
September 1906.
- Coroner T. u. Burnett reihte
foIesnos ERtlhtibunaen iiber 3oesss
fdne i'm @sriht .in: llnbetanntsr
Wonn, purce BON sinsm g.. 8. nno
.. gabnsugs astroFi.n uno ltarb an
einem ShdbeIbrnh; Sernon Ddpts.
fpurbs bon einem g., 8. uno Q. Bahns
suae ostrefisn unb erlas einem Shd'
oelbruh; Sobn McGlain. 5er5ihlas;
scscbn Summer, S6lasiIub; Grnii
Stsin, SsrsI6las; Sduslina aleraH-
Der driibs.burt; oelen Wap Burt,
glutiturs; Glarics Silers. granotpun'
ben; Irsbe1d .5olptins, 3ersltlas;
Waltsr Shersr, GsbirneHtsunoune.
5r,b. J. aups. %, uno Sole
pbine emilie Son.s. "a. beios bon Ga.
milton, erIansisn siH.n 5eiraibsih.in,
- 5rs6. Bales. ipeIder feline Satin
9bbis Bales am Samiiae NIT Der
douit ins 8eiids ihlus uno libel su'
rihiets, ipuros gsiiern Wtorsen pon Dem
Mapor nm 800 unb DIE Soften pe,
ftraft. Or ipuroe in GrmaHselnng oss
Gelo.s lpisb.r i'm Stationsfons in
haftirt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-03-05

irgton iii, irci iuerben lon. lie Stra-
i,enbahn SO. iotl jeoud, be5nblen uno
iollen Die Gerionen. Die Die Bride be-
inhren, BON ) libr Worgens bis )
ltbr aben6s 3oa be3nhlen. Che Die
Srbinan5 in Strait tritt. nlub elne
ibnIide Sroinan5 pom Gopingtoner
Stnotrath poiiirt iueroen. Cine
CrbinanS ipuroe paiiirt, oergenlnB
cine apmniiiiion, ous Dem Solicitor,
SlaIiirer uno @eeountani bcltebeuo,
ins 2eben aeruien lueroen iou, Die bic
riiditdnoigen Stenern eintreiben lol.
- 0as @eiud, BON 6. Sdlneioer,
ieinc observation-disclosures Su transfc.
riren tpllrbe erlautt. Hedlnlinaen
i'm gctrogc pon 1882 40 Duroeu sur
3ohlnna anaepicien
,Srdu Giiiabeth aIepnmmer,
Nittpe oes uerltorbeuen 9iaiius
aIebammer, itorb aeliern 5u iriiber
.StunOe IN Der @obnuna ihrcs
Sd)iuie1eriobnes, Serrn u. u. @e.
der, go. 1OS Sinoen 2luenue. Tie
@erbIidlene mar ein eifriaes Mitglieb
Der gpanB. 9Srot. St. Sobnunes
Stride. oca 1Sraueu. 8ereins beiagter
8enleiloe uno oes Gninphea COMM
Trot. @oiinhniiies. Sie binterldbi
orei Sobne uHb . lod,ter. 9as Sei'
d,enbea1nanif iinoet 4Pittipod,, oeil
g. Widrs, Hahniittaas INN , llhr pom
Trdmerhoilie aus ltait
sSiHan3 aomniiii1r e. Y. Gi.
mer berihtete aeitern, baB Die ,snter,
e'ien Der itdbtiid,en 8eloer III Der
9onf S199.50 iiir 5ebruar betrilaen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-03-05
Mns bem Npli3eiseridbt.

Ueartin C'Aonrte. BON Der Goneors
bid Strnbe bate iih untsr Der ans
ilage Der 9runfenkii 3u pernntfpor
ten. Der poli5ifi. psldkr bic Dtrbdfs
iun1 poreenomnen bate. beSsugte. Ddb
Der glnsslIagss. fpenn er iih I'M Raus
lhe beFinbet, mas itbr b1ufis porspm.
men fou, isins iunse Sohier. bic ibm
ben baushait fiibri. in rDbeiier Wtiis
su mibbnnpsln pfiest. atbnlife Muss
Ingsn tnurbtn BON Vnhblrn gemcht.
iptsbalb Ri1itr syri6s ben nlttn gins
Der nit elmer GtlDftrafe BON 500 unn
ben Rotten b<ltste.
Ben. GIIici mar auf Weronlailuno
ieiner iungtn Jrnu Dioio. nit lpelhtr
er trlt itii brsi Wo6en perbtirnibtt
lit. ipsssn Nihtpsriorsune ftiner ga
milis psrbdfiet iporhen. Midter Jridf
srtldrts. bnB Der Mdnn erii ipegen
glidtperIDrgling. btr syamiIie beldugi
iperhen TONNE. nahbem bic Gts laii
ainDsrn gefsgnti iporbtn iti, fur btrsn
unttrbalt tr Hiht forge.
Charts 9tiHltin, Gin Qofftrbdnbltf
BON Der Obtrtn Central Ausnue. irurDs
BON. Der Mutidgs bes tbdtlidkn Mns
griffs anf ben blinbsn Wm. Die6s
mtier BON SO. 1710 1rsHtn GtrdBt
freieffpro6en. rlnbbtm feageitfiIt lpor.
b<n mar, bot ni6t q, foHbsrn siH iFrl.
QIfk 3sebH1 BON gso. 1026 1loore
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-03-05
ZelbFmDro.
lsai, ses Etanoarb !potels uersiitet
lid, init glanidnre.

Der 56 Sabre oIts arkittr aouls
RoTsner, Elm arbeitsr. beging TN ldufe
Der Scnntae Ratt In feinem 3immsr
i'm StanoarD Sootel. an on 6. Mptnus.
nahe Walnut Ctr, Selbitmore. irosm
sr iih nit glani6urs rsrsiftete. Die
aeihe purb. ssitern Ndhmitiag bon
benz fdrbissn .3immermdoGen Settle
Stetrs aufssiuRbsu. poli5si uno eos
ronsr nurosn Iofort bendhrihsigi ur3
Die qeid, puros nah Der Wtorgue ees
broGt. Die Jrau pes StlbftmOrbers
btfinbet Ii6 in .iner Srrsnonitalt,
,pdbrenb bic pRr ainbsr iih. in cerObs
but bes Sdpieseriobnes, 5errn 6.
Dietmonn, 30. 158 Weit 8. apenue,
gopinaton, ap.. tefinben. Das Wlctin
Der 9trSpeiiiunesthat lieB iit nod
niht feititsIlen. Roiener mar sulsbi am
Gonnias abenD segsn 5 llhr gs'sben
fpprher.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-03-05
3 q N iIton

Samilfun Ansfisen, TOTAL .9lptisen
nnS Nenigfeifen Enb absngeben G6e
Der 4. nnb Charles Strafe. llaier
Agent fir Snmiltpn ipoGnt 30. sol
8orb JrDnt Strake. lelepbOn So.
milton 1861. 3elepbpn nniereS
GDrreiponnenfen: 393X Bed.
Jrau .. 6oopen bon Der Rob
ADenue beibentte ibren gnitsn NIT ei'
nem SGbndNn.
- Die Mrmsnbauss 1irsiiorsn reid
ten s.ftern ibren balbidbrliGen 9srihi
btim gountnsAnoitor Elm. Die Nus.
eabsn pnren $12, ,6O3.35, BON fpslGtm
Hetrag $2S75.ol ouf @ebdItsr enifnls
Zen. Dir llnieritiibung fur gsbirfiigs
anberbalb bsrAnitali betrug $1688.75
Die Ginnnbmen fpdren Sis, ,228.04
Ter 9otaIs1aarbsftanb am l. W1r,
mar $33. .430.69. Die JnfaHsn BE-,
aHftolt finn lib WGnner unb "a
s5rauen.
Geors Sttin. Der GObn bsr ;Jrau
Marsoret Gsein BON bisr. itarb Dcrse,
fern in Dopt0n. 8.
Nihtsr Murpbn bsipiQigie bel
Mnna Grob bic Gdeibung pom Dtit
Orpb auf Grin0 BON Dtrnnnldiii
eung.
Grau JIace Htotnldn BON Gebsr
Wli!s ftiir3is pcra<ftsrn n i1rsr mob
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-03-05

Idfmerjtn tpdbrsnD Der ntcnattihsn qtrio
ben, dHtdiie bon QerfupfHngsn, nnD bic
Stioer tuurben immtr idbtimmer aaunr,
bar tin anfall roriibef lpor, ersranffe i'd,
a5srmais. atins .3nuss permaa bic ardms
ne iu Stilotrn, nensn isb untsrporisn lpas.
nnD jeisipeiie pernfodpfe ID, taEm ~ arteH.
lie Ntr3te meintefi, oak fpdbreno elmer bic
Ter s,eriootn Der lob sintrsten tGHnt, ab
ID, labm Greiu giflihdm's Nsastdbit gcm
beunb uno iIiblte fpfort bfifer. abrs luertb:
pnllt WsDijin In fur leibsHbs Sranfn mt1r
insttb, als Eeres pcu t5eles lyrait
@trtba Muff, JOB n. a. Eirabt.
gouiinna. sRp.
shpid II Qinfham's g,sastabis gpmpenno
If aus beimiif,en Rrduttrn nnD 9purlsla
bcteeteii, Is sntbdIt iptesr Rascotiss nst,
ifdotide IrpantH nnb bSii beuts ben Re-
lerD, has bette oeitmittd fur IrdnsHItisen
,u itin. 1anitnos pom freiipifieen gsffds
ftpangsn, tpeidDe in Dem gsintbdm aabetafos
riHm in eDnu, Dinr., onflisssH, if,sinsn
hleie 2bctlaas ,u behdiissn.
SnIls Sic rimts ipe,iellen Matl.
idllngs beonrfen, 10 id,rribtn Si,
farrtranensppIi) an bic saoia g.
Wnfham Reoieine &c., gnnu, Nai.
Sbr Brief miro bon elmer mei6lid,eu
Hrriom ee0iinet, geleien ans inter
oem Siegel Der itrifteiten @trfdliuie'
genllcit beanfiu0rtet merbeu.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-03-05
0eaer.

Gin unbebsuisnbss s5euer iam
seftern Wors,n sesen 8 llhr infcIae
tines fhabbafitn Hauhfunss in benz
Grogtfhob bss BON mebreren f}ami.
lien Hlpobnien 9sntmentboujss go.
224 Oft .3tp0Ifie Gtrnbs anm
ausbruh. DoHeIbe murbe BON bsm
stgeniiber ipobnsnbsn 4nguii Ted
mann sntbedt. 6srr 1eismann rannse
IN bos Dsbdube. iptIfxs R6 mittI<rs
ipeiie nit Diniem Rauh oRgfflut
bate unb bali ben 9sipobnsrn, unter
bieisn Suhlrei6s Jrauen unb 4inbsr,
ins Dreie. Sobnnn lief e In bag
GrbDtfhpb .unb I0fnis unier HsibiIfe
Der p0lisiften Geitsrs, Ghn0er, Urus
Der. 0off unb Wesner IN grmnnaez
lung BON Mnner bic 6lnmmen NIT
Ghnse, tpeldkr uon ben Winnern IN
einem Woihfob aus bsm 6ofs 6srb<is
gGnleppt rpurbe. Wei 4ntunft Der
1suerDsbr mar bic Gefabr srsits bs-
isitigf.
Gin iibsrheistsr Diem berurla6te
geIi<rH MbeHo Elm tleines Jeuer IN beni
4ur3lp0nrenloben bes &. &mitt,
80. 954 melt 8. Npenus, iptI@ss as.
lSf6t ipurbe. lahben Elm S6oben pcn
500 1neeri6tet iporben mar.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-03-05

Sie GoDingtuG Cfiice fiir oas yGln'
rinaatier &0lfsblatt" bsftnoet iIdj i'm
Mcbanoe gu. 509-511 Waotipn
Npenne. au5eisen, MittbeilunseH
Hub geitelluugcn irsenSipeldler 4rt
iueroen bis 10 llbr 9lbeuos baIclbit
entaesenscnOmmen. Selcpbon Soutb
1874.
- Staotgeriht. 0m. MoB erbieIt
ipegen 6altens zines unoroentlthen
SJauiss 500 unD bic Soften. - 5. 6.
8opsr, @sorgs auiier, Bm. Sooffs
mann, 56os. Moore unD 6al. 8ulanz
piuebam, Die in MoB' 2otal bsim &arz
tenipiel ertappt purpen, erhielten je
500 unO Soften. - Rinep aruie ers
belt pegen 1runteufeit unb gemetnsn
8euehmens $25 uno Soften uno 30
SuQe 4rbeitsbuus, pdhreno Gb, Sole
ltnp oobn W6eeluno pegen oes1eIben
@ereebens js 30 Gage uno ). 8.
Srdtes 80 3ues Qrbeitsbaus srbielten.
= Der 5al bon G6as. Grot6ers, Der
nsr 9ernatldiiisun9 fsiner 5amilie
aneetlaat 1T, purbs einitpeiIen psrs
ihoben. - 8ubpp gudner uno 1runt
Scott, Dis BON Der 2ouispiQe &c Rdfbs
bile Giienbabn 9sgenItdnoe sntpenoe-
ten, erhielten je 80 Gage Qrbeitsbuus.
GbeItsine. 2ouis SpI3npfsl,
ST.. %. unb RsGis 6. See, q, beibs
pon 9reenpiQe, 8. - gnron Webb,
%, BON 7sranflin, Sno., uno gleute
Jor. 26, bon Senmour, Snb. - Dm.
SritI6, %, bon Rsabing, g., uno
Morp M. sSadion, II, BON Hspport.
SIP. gsrrp 5ptparb, 70, uno oar,
riet pettp, SO, beibe 5arbige, BON Gin
einnati. @eoree araft, %, uno
Ttabel gags, "a, belize BON Cincinnati.
8draQ S6uitatpsti, %, oon gops
ington, ap., uro Sarab gli3abst6, 80,
DON 2erington, Rp.
Sn Ai9ter 5racp's 2(btbeilung
hes gircuitgsrihts Duros Der Gbeiheiz
bungsfaa BON Marp g. Dapis qegsn
Grneft DaDis Dem Rihter 3ur Gnt=
1neIo4ng l1terbreltef. - DER sSau
hes Staates gsqen Hop SOFTEN tpurbe
auf ben 19. MdrS 3ur 0erbanbIunq
angeieBt. Jm 5aae bes Dm. 8.
qpe seeen Suian ppe ipuroe Elm Ser
foufsbefebf erlafIen uno bic 9ertbei=
lung Des grl0ies beitimnt. - Der
sSaa BON Warp Walter eegsn WaIter
Waltsr puroe pertporfen unb mub bic
alGaerin bic Soften b.s 5alles oeden.
5srr 5reo. ". Slider, Sr., Der
an Der Walldee uno Saflanp Npenue
Elm neues 9aus errihtete, srbielt ees
fern cine .6oufs Charming" in isinem
fpiigen 6eim. 8einabe fiinf3ig gerio.
fren Der Jiiher.Jamilie hatten iih sn
Der sSeier einsefunoen uno nsrlebte Di.
gtieLlihoft fr0blihe Stunben.
6err pbilipp Ridert, Batter bsa
Hep. g. Ridsft Don Der ct. SOiepha
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-03-05
1a1ton uno 0euebme.

Stuart arsbs. s Sabre alt. bon
Gapion, fisI seiteru nab. isintr Wobs
nung, an Der a. Ape., uno ,rlitt einsn
9tinbruh.
Serr Sobn paul uno Satin bon
Dapion fino BON SprinsfieIo. Ro..
suriidgstehrt.
5rou asnes 2obs BON aingiton.
1sHn., bic stnige Wohen bel ibrer
Huiisr in gellsDu. auf gsiuh ipeilis,
III eeiterE abeereifi.
9as aeihtnbeednanib Der Der.
itOrbsneu Spiepbins aublenters fonf
sefiern bon Der 6l. Ser3 Jsiu airhs
in 8eIIspue aug itait.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-03-05

Sfrabe ben angriff auf gietmeitr
ousgsfiifrt botie. Die iunse Dame gao
unumnunotn gu. ben Wann nit tiHsr
5anbepsiii6e bearbsiiet 3u habsn, neil
sr iie Bel anoersr 2euisn perleurlbst
haben iou.
Sphu Z. WilIiams fpuroe tpessn
Shiebens innerbaIb Der Staotgrsujsa
nit elmer @sIbitrafe ron $25 uno n.a
Softer tsltat.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-03-05

oen betanHft absr ME
bsnfSreiss gekcsrs
srlansuns msiHtr
fseinncbsit btctniet
10 piei fir mid bek
id, i'm ssHttrfiit ans
eerer lsibtab btr
JraueH nit,t lR
ihipsissH permas
sd iDcr nnstfdhr
3p of Sabre lang
trant nuD bate Ell
aerate. 1d bate
oriidfnoe lInftrltib.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-03-05

Inn s(licr por ~ Sabren Tao eelbenseadne
mfr inpsl arr .Eiinpbd nen g. gat' Iad
riinas ism ubr. eoWi JrnuetDaule 30 I9-
oinhen Abenne aae TAFT trGsu Geripauoie
greaHoe uHo EeidHRir bofibii riHaelaheH itaS
BON
Aii 1tH irarsrHerH pintsrhitbtntm.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-03-05

1rnnsM setfiH Der fp. Grot. "a 5ptaHafS,
airmf f4farrer AHapp).
1tp aRisliCeer iiue eFiu6i. fd m0ra.G
Mtiiiipot, ben &. ginrs. AaImtiials am abg
I'm Sauie Ron 81. ". Necer. no. r0s eiHnei'
aibenae eiHsHfliben mt eFC pGgflpttsHss
sdmesier, SgGll eiisdbtb alebammeg. bic Ie5,r
Ghe Sn frfpciiea.
STau NINA qeineE TrdNAentin
Bran eiua @rimm. sefuldsiu IT
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-03-05
Cine jrQl mar
jw6(T Ja@re 6rans
y9in anbertn Jrnnen ~ beritfben
ssben, mic lie idbiiehlidB lire Ut.
innbbcit ipiebererlanst hot. y

lomiiiona, Ro: sd alaube, zine
6rau mad1t nidbt bsionotrs strHs pas Dub
lifnm nit ihttn gsis
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-03-05

ltHrrrslcidlih als ztdrfnHss'
mittel nub HSrperanibaner. Mad,t
Sleiid, nno araft. 6eilt Grfal'
tnnseH 6aIss nab gnuseus9eioen
1ronhitis, slftbma mnb zd)tuinbs
ind,t. Rein slltobol oser seidbrii'
DIE 9rosuen.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-07-16
MUST MATCH THE COSTUMES
Point to Be Remembered When q
"Sunshade Shower" Is In Con.
temptation.

In order to give bride-elect the
right sort of a sunshade shower. the
! "shOwerers" should know about what
sort of costumes her trousseau Is ia
include. If she is to have a visiting
gown OF changcable taffeta, be sure
to give her sunshade that will match
the silk. but If unable to procure any
of that material, get a parasol OF pure
white taffe:a and trim It with bands
OF broad black velvet ribbon. Every
bride will have use for a sunshade GOV.
cred with toile de Jour, printed silk
or cotton. as that may be carried
above the tailored white or cream
linen which is In every trousseau. Tho
same bride will appreciate n sun.
shade in all black silk yelled with taf.
fcta
To give a sunshadc shower Is not
so expensive to the "Showcrcrs" az
might be imagined The plain para.
soils cost very little and their spreads
may be trimmed most attractvely
with wide bands OF colorod or black
velvet, with scant frlls Of fine lace or
net (perhaps embroidered with col.
orcd silk noss) and with little quill.
lings Of chiffon or silk. pagoda, dome
and bell shapes are now and smart,
but the conventional model is siill
high In favor and the girl who has 4
frame left over from a past summer
can easily cover 1t prcttily and pres.
ent it to tho bride.eloct at tho Sun.
shade shower
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-07-16
TIE Tennis Girl.

The tennis girl does nos
heavy, htclless rubber aolea
shoes through the streets or j
trolley car, going out to the clu
KEEPS them in a locker there an.
back and forth in neat, buttoncd
or oxfords which look very l.
meath the short tennis skirt
or pique. Tie change TO ligHt
ed boots Is also more restfui a
afternoon spent In running al
court in the heelless rubber
wear.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-07-16
VISITING Gown

Quite the rrotticst cuNn di .ra
It 4 recent show q smart f-
was blending of violet colorif-
cording TO the Now Yori. prcsr
underdrcss, made rs q separate
cess robe, was q palest parma
brocade. Two rows Of amcthva' ;a
Jet buttons were used 10 fagter Fl
front. The redingote ovcrdrcss,
Toned Of deepest amethyst chiffor
In graceful folds over the lighter
a toque swathed with parma III
lined with the deeper amethys'
pleted this fetching costume.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-07-16
CASE FOR EMBROIDERY SILKS
Will Be Found Exceedingly Useful by
the Girl Who Likes This Form, Of
Fancy Work.

A case for embroidery silks is very
necessary and useful possession, and
in our sketch may be seen 8 practical
case for this purpose. and one also
that is extremely simple to make.
The material in which 1t can be car
ried out is almost matter Of choice,
and satin. art serge. art linen or SILK
would do equally well.
1t can be cut out entirely in one
piece and lined with soft silk, the ends
can then be folded over and sewn
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-07-16
skirt Fasteninu.

1t IS 10 longer corroct g..
plain skirt and fasten It q,
the middle Of the back Or
nearest approach 10 i t.
fastening down the IL. s
Inches in front Of the hip ben ! =
this you can do almost aaE'h'.e 7;1
that fastening you wish. Tie ehve
lope flap In front Is a popular method
1t goes across the figure from waist
to knees, and then turns on itself and
goo0 back to the hem.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-07-16

down SO that they form two pockets,
into which the silks may be slipped.
The case is bound throughout at
the edges with narrow ribbon and
folds together at the center, and can
be secured when closed by the ribbon
strings.
The word silks is worked across
the trent OF he case and the remain.
ing space filled up with Il simple con
vcn'ional design which may be quito
well embroidered from oar sketch.
The upper Illustration shows the
case open and in the lower sketch it is
closed and secured with ribbon
strings.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-07-16

, us difficult for the average man to
o unuerstana why some women are ZEAL.
Gus OF their husbands.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1912-03-19
Wisconsin News Briefs.

Madison.-For the first time since
Its establishment two years ago there
are no rabies patients taking the
treatment for the prevention of by
pro9hobia at the state hygienic lab
oratory at the university. A total
of 213 persons bitten by mad dogs
have been treated at the laboratory.
treatment at cost by the university,
which is about $25 AS a charge of
approximately 500 is made for the
treatment at any of the private Pas
teur institutes, each patient was
saved SIS, and the total sum saved
the 213 citizens of the state who
have taken the treatment since the
establishment of the laboratory is
$15,975.
Richland Center While hauling
wood from the top of a high bluff,
east of this city, Arthur Fish drove
near the brink of an old stone quarry
and team and load went over the
edge, killing both horses and smash
ing the sled to splinters. Fish saved
himself from falling by catching a
tree,
misunderstanding Kruger has
filed suit for $4,000 damages against
H. Hartwig, charging SANDER 1t is
asserted that Hartwig charged Krue-
ger with the burning of Hartwig's
shingle mill. Kruger also owns
shingle mill, and intense rivalry ex-
listed between the two.
Madison.-An unknown man, aged
about 80, was found dead in freight
car in the Northwestern yards with
his throat cut and a razor in his
hand
Green Bay.-A strong suffrage
league has been formed for Brown
county with headquarters in this city.
The president is Mrs. Herbert Knox;
treasurer, Mrs. G. Barkhausen; sec
rotary, Mrs. Rex McCreery; vice.
presidents, the Mines. ]. T. Phillips,
F. T. Blesch, R. E. Minehan
Madison-The season of electrical
storms being close at hand, Fire Mar
shall Purtell has issued a warming ad-
vising property owners to place light
ming rods on buildings. The records
show that from 1905 to 1912 there
were los lightning losses on
churches.
Sparta.-John Phonish, under SEN
tence for attempted murder, and
John Crowley, under sentence for
forgery, broke jail here and escaped.
The two men opened three locks with
keys they had made out of wood,
Neenah. - Neenah-Menasha have
been stirred by the proposed plan
to build an interurban line along the
east shore of Lake Winnebago be-
tween the Twin cities and Fond du
Lac.
Deerfield.-Lara d. Rekye, aged
81, the oldest Norwegian emigrant
in Wisconsin, is dead His widow
and three daughters survive.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1912-03-19
soIace.

Jan Kubelik. the violinist, is fond of
telling a joke on himself. At social
function in Paris, at the home of
grand dame who entertained all sorts
of celebrities, he was presented to a
lady who, as often happens, did not
catch his name. Said she:
you remind me very much Of Jan
KubeIik. the great violinist. Are you
ever taken for him?"
eyes" said Kubelik, Il am consid-
cred to bear some resemblance to
him"
q thought so was the reply But
Of course he is much younger than
you"
Indeed, said the eminent artist.
Then. thinking perhaps to smooth
things over, the lady added:
But perhaps you are better look
ing"
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1912-03-19
Trun Generosity.

There goes the po.itest hobo in
Boston" said the geniai-looki1g man.
"Oh, / don't know; they're all polite
enough when il comes TO that" said
his companion. Il never gave a
nickel to a tramp in my life without
receiving a thank you
"Oh, thank you's' don't cfunt." said
the genial man My man has risen
far above thank you's.' handel
him a quarter the other day and be
invited me to come in and have
drink with him. That Is what / cal
true courtesy"
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1912-03-19
MARKET REPORT.
Milwaukee, March II, 1912.


Butter-Creamery, extras. SOC;
prints, Sic; firsts, 26 02Sc; seconds,
23@25c; renovated, % 26c; dairy
fancy. Csc
Cheese full cream,
Twins, Tic; daisies, new, II a II 12c;
Young Americas. 171a @1Sc; long
horns. 19c; Swiss, 150171ac.
Eggs-Current receipts. fresh as
to quality, $50 19c; recandled, ex-
tras, % 23c; seconds, 15@16c.
Live Poultry-Fowls, IS 12c: roos-
ters, Sc; springers, 141Ac.
Potatoes Wisconsin, sacked, on
track, 10O@1O5.
Hay-No. timothy, 21.00; clo-
yer, 1850; No 1 prairie, 1850.
Wheat-No. 1 northern, 1.10@
1.12; No. northern, 1.O9 q
1.101s; No. 8 northern, 1.O4@ LOT.
Corn-No. 8, yellow, 671sc.
Oats-No. white. 53c; standard,
53Ac.
Barley-W Wisconsin, 1928; No. 2,
1923; No. 4, 1.24.
Cattle-Butchers steers. 5000
6.75; heifers, 3.40@5.25; cows,
S.75@5.25; feeders, 3.5O@4.00;
Calves, 5.25@7.0O.
Hogs-Good heavy butchers. $50
@6.65; fair to best light, $3.50
Gas; pigs, 5.00@5.75.
Sheep-Lambs, 100000; ewes,
3.00@3.75.