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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-01-15


Woriragss su bsfiimmsn. Die Vortrdge
ercnau's foIIen itbr padeno, nnttrs
haItfnb unb lebrreih Iein. 5err Btds
nlun1l mnhts bonn ben 9orfhlde, buB
bic 6taptpsrbdnbe sur JDroeruns ots
Jnterefes Dfters ser.einiddftlihs I'm.
terbdltunsen pernnitolten iollten uHo
nab Der 9aptoner Stdotpsrbano nnn
oehtn Damsnspeis ben qnfdns pos
bnrh aemaf)t bditen, bab lie am IL.
igebruar in Oftsrbases Sals siHsn
Gufre nit baraufioIgsnben 1anS psrs
onitdlten tpsroeH. Der Stootnerbdno
BON 8:nepus ipurbe BON 6errn Bed
mann oasn freunplihh einaeldosn.
Die n66its 8eriammlung ftneet am
sfpsiteH Gonntaa i'm Jsbrudr IN Wiep'
ers 6dlle itutt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-01-15

puor Hrodsn Deutfn, bic sr berfsht.
In btm Gtiid gut an3ubringsn ipsib.
auberhm i'll er elm Grotesitdn3er fuis
Ielten elmer. gr ipirb bon tifftigen
ar6itsn untsfitiibt. GonS bsrporras
senb iinb bi. geiiiunesn beg gborg.
MHen fefhe auftiin,srung fdon an5its
benb ip,rtt, cbsIeif fie BET ben Ia.
men mehr .aiis5iebsno" lit. 6ubihe
Muiits uno 1an3einlasen aeben etr
AuffiibrIns Die rsdie Wiirae.
Sn Veople's 1bedter BIZ.
Zen nieit Wcte Winer's 4mss
ritdns bic attrdttion. 9ieis be-
liebte Characterization srffeint
biesntdf in aans neusm Gtnunoe. MHf
bem proarnHlm iiehen bic ausee3eihnez
ten 8urIsstsn: .2be 2ittle 9lonot
Wnn' unb " Gountrp Gdooi" Cir
snttdlten bic muiisnlifhen Shlnger
Der bissjGbriaen BurlesienIniion. I'm
ter ben 5ouptbnrite[ern befinbm iiH
2bblinae ipie 1reo. 6. Collins. acuis
Rice, Soc Burton. gbeiter ReIfon. Jes
liz Hufb. 0aleniine 8sa uHb Tlargns
ret 15lapin. Der gbor bsltebi aus eis
nsr srphtn Gdaar biibiher iunger
3am,u, bic por5iislides i'm 2ans nno
Belana kiiten. 0isrnal ptrosu bic
Tstpraiipnen. bic prdh.is iiRb. ptrs
ipdnbeli, unb Is finbei sip0lfmalser
aoitiimpeffsI itott. Cine Spestoiais
trdtiicn III i'm 8aubepillferoeramm
Der anse.seidn,te 3fpersiomiter ab.
3ini.
1itIe ggphe brdud,en fih Die Be
fuher Inn Sfonbarh 5heatsr
nid1t sn lansntiIsn, bonn Der beutihs
aneritoniid1e 9ioleittomiitr gifln
Naifon nit einer nusesseihustsn
1ruppe forat bofiir. bob .eiHe oben
Iuaenblide in bic Woriiellnns ilh .tHs
fnleiheT tpernen. -1be Girls from
6dppnIcnb" fiibrtn bic ausss3tihntte
unb uraelunseue 8urlssie Die luftige
Wooiitir', cine porobis ouI bic ~2ua
ities Diittre". auf, tn ip.Ifer ben elm
selnen WitaIiebsrn Der 9ruppe DoLani
9eleeenbeii ssgsbsn tpiro, ibre annis
niiie on bsn Wcnn Al brinaen. DE
GeieaThaft iit cine uusoestihn.te uno
ibr iieben betannts 8iibneniiiHiiler. ME
Soc, gudisp, Aba gapton, Rsfiie Dois
ION, Warptt auitin. Juns apnir. Geo.
IS. Gdrben. ernsft Dsrrn uno abelt.
Wlnbtl glds,. 5nl pkrfou, Ghds. Zip.
ion, bic Bier bnrmouiiis. 7bos. u.
groots anb nnbere Dor. Der ehor i'll
biibih. iinat gut uHe ssi5nst fit
bauptiddiih eurh iIoitss Sp:tl aus.
Sm GrnRo GperHhanie g.s
ldHet nisit Dohe bds Drama ,1ls
Sappt" sur Daritelluns ipeldpes bsn
portbsilbaft bssnnntsn GramaturssH
8. e. Sklbon gum gsrfaHer bat.
Die gefhiht, bonn .oysiedisen Der
bdlinib~ miro in eintr Wsift barge.
felt, bic pen Der alten Sd,ablons sts
tras abirsif)t. Der beirog,ns Gatis i'll
bier als Wdnn BON iitttiher Or0b.
eeihilbert. Die 5dnblung III patene
unc bdii bic 3ufhcusr I'M gonu ror
anfana 6is gum Gnne. Ter als Cha
ratierbarIt.IItr 1nertannis Shan'
ipislsr Strr nenrp Wilr bat biz
Eauptrcle inne unb bd sr BON elmer
putsn @sieafhait urterftiibt tpirb.
.anu Elm. s,oi.ssue gorftslluns mid,
aus6leiten.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-01-15

ssn ben beicen biestp0higen Ggms
phoniesonserisn. Die am Jreitus Hchs
rnitiaa unh am GamIins Nbenb in
Der emerp 10a itatifinoen. tpirii als
Colin Der nambofte o,utfhe Ram
H<ridnesr 6err gubnig 6eb INIT. Dns
3ur DurhfiibruHg eelangenos Pre-
aramm III tpieIofst:
Gpmpboni. in . Dur ~2onbOn1
.ssss. 4A9pI
AEk Alma Eonps e Cara
aus .Waria Gi Ro6dnA .DoniStiii
guofpis 6sB.
Cuperiure 5u .Gsmoni" 9eei6oDtr
Qiecer:
Der Raiisnfdngers ...... WolI
% quano ie ocrs" .....s., liSJ
Gubipis 6eb.
Ginsus Der Softer ..... Mdonn
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-01-15
baftuna fiigts. 5erberi See tpuroe
rcn benieIben goIisiiien ipegen 5iel'
lpfen Serumtpanoerns eingebratht.

baftuna fiigts. 5erberi See tpuroe
rcn benieIbsn gplisiiien fpeeen 5isls
ipien Serumtpanoerns eingebratht.
9olisiIt Gusen glid perbaftete
seitern Mpraen um 5 lbr Charles
W6ite, Der Iih in DerhGatiser Beiie
nm BEN 6. & 8. gahubof bernms
fnIit. Die antlage beg Serumluns
germs puroe gegen ihn anbdustg ges
maht.
anoreip Spbnipn uno 5reo. Sop
Inns, Die Dor etnieen 5asen aus Der
8reenoole ReFprmi6ule enttamsn.
nurpen BON ben 8oli5iiten Senbaa uno
Barter in Saft senpmmsn.
- Sn Der Ra6t auf Sonntdg fan
BEN 35 ObbahloIe Elm llntertommen
i'm Stations6duie.
- Ginen GbeI6ein srIansten Somes
30. gaul, "a, bon Gopineton, ap.,
rno Gelia 6. Gonelsp, 25, ppn Hlh'
monb; %. ga.
- Srau Warn 9ihtipabt itarb 9es
fern in ihrer Bphnung, Ro. 14l5
RuTea 4penue, i'm 4lter BON 81 Sab
rem an 9lltersIhpdte.
= Rduo Guiep erlanets eiren 5aft.
befebl aegen Som Gaisp peeen 8sr:
nadIdiTgung ieiner minosridbr39su
Gtnoer.
- Die Samilie oes Gr.Mupor5
Sobn $. Craig tpuroe qeItern bon Ell
nem herben S6idialsfhlage betroften
Sein 8 Sabre altss SOhter6en Wtarf
oSdne erlae mad MIR 5peltagi9er
Srantiein Der Diphtberitis.
- Die Commercial Rationul 9an'
e-fpd6lte fplasnoe 8eumte: 9rditnent
IS q. 8pnnorb; l. 9i3eBrdiioent
| Sourrp -. gerciput; 2. 9i3s.prdItoent
| g2. 8. 2irtpatrid; aaIiirer, 5. 8
gropn; 6ilfssaaiIirer, .. g. BatsT'
| fislb.
- 9tnpalt Sobn Drifting miro I'D
eute nuh 1srantfprt beaeben, I'm 5rpe
8orIuaen in Der 2eatslatur bur63u
| IIeten. Die cine beItimmt, oaB ss ii
oem Qnnsrionsgsles itdtt Is Bro5en
Der Steuersoblsr cine Maioritdt Del
SteuersabIer heiBen ioa. um cine Gin
uemeinbunq ourhSufsssn. Die 3peit
@orldge bsitimmt. bob Die Gt9enthtl
mer an ben 6etreffsrosn StraBen, pl
irepurirt tperben iofen, Die 5dlfte De,
Soften tragsn miiHen.
- 1rou Gliiu 8e6er itarb g:iterr
| in ihrer 0pbnune, go. 1924 9resnul
StraBs, i'm 4lter BON So Sabrsn IN
folQe zines rteundtiihsn 2eto:Hs Ct
nes pI0Blihen 9poss. Gle bate gerdo'
tbr Friibftit eingsnommen, dls II
pom Spos ereilt rpurbe Coroner Or
DiIe odb Elm ben umItdnoen 9smdbei
8erbitt a6.
Serr u. g. ToiIn unb Gattir
! feierten gsItern in ihrem 6ouIe an De-
@eIt 4. strabe oas JET Der golcsner
| Sohseit. Die tirhIihs Teier fouo II
Der Sriritp Sirte an Der MaotioI
apenue Itatt uno lsitste Rtttor Reo
Maqruber DitIslbs. 6iibIhe GsIhent
tuuroeu bem 8aare 3utbeiI.
96omas UlaGotp pou go. 81
Nain StraBs. BeIt GoOington. fis
pom 8a6e leinss 6auies uHo erlit
isinen grud oes rettsu 9sins untsr
balb oes aniss, Ioipie sinen gruh De-
4aien6eins. Gr lpurDe in QQHon &
Dates Qmbulana nat osm Ct. @ltia
betb SoipitaE gebrdtt.
- Sin itinsr sIdrm 5ttirts oa
75euernsbrnepartemsnt 9eItsrn 4bsnl
rod SO. 1921 Scott StruBs, poieIbI
i'm Sauie bes 6srrn 81. D. 9rap Ell
.unbsoeutsnss5eusr ausas6ro6en mar
Cchd0eu oeriud.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-01-15

aIs Examinations ausfduB fur bic
iommenbe Dsomtsnipdhl bic ntrrsn
Sobn Dsrbdrbt, 6snrp Soft, Gbos.
Kramer, Dm. Netpbouth uno Sobn
Wurb ernnnnt. -
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-01-15

llnsIidIid III Der Mann. peldsr
elm tronifGes aeberleibsn bat. unb
asIsgnst III fold sin Dam. usl6tr
Or. 4naaft Qoniss 6urubureer
1ropisn ssbraubs. um fIh ~ tnr:s
ren. Tie fpomfn bis 2eber sur 1tdiigs
fsif an nnn rssaliren ois GiussneiDs.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-01-15
81 Der n b.

Der tleins Arthur Bat BON feine;
Hama priiesl beiommtn. neil Ct cir
nsnes Spisi3sns snt5ipei sema6t bot
Mis Itin Batter nah 6oufe iommt
iinbet er artburdtn NIT DtriDtinten
Mnilis in Der ainneriiubs fsfn.
~Ra, tlsinsr Ulnnn." fross popa
...ras hsgs esas aesebsn2"
Nd meinf Arihurhsn nit siheT
Gsui5sr. lid bate tben cine i4sedlidh
GseHe nit Geinfr Jrau.-
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-01-15
angemanote Geuten3.

rDu ieben Gle mai ben Yatpe
an: Dor BRET bier JdbEen ltono 4
nod ~ Der Gr1useripnge, 1uia isg
bat e feline eigeHe gauipooel.
- ~Sa. Ia; eff passns papr -
seai-
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1912-06-22
The maoic Glasses.

The hrSt deidslass brought to the
New Hebrides soeely puzz!ed the sia.
pie minded natives. who. or course
thought them the product Of wizai es
In Islands of Entertainment Florence
Coombs tells how one of the mission
clergy was walking along the shore
when native at his side pointed oui
a tiny figure in the distance
There goes one Of my enemies" said
he.
The white man. drawing out his Geld
glasses and adjusting the focus. hand
ed them 10 his companion. who. gains
through them in excited anlazement
beheld his foe apparently close n
hand Dropping the glasses. he seized
his arrows aud looked again The enc
my was MS far away as at first. Once
more he snatched the magic glasses
once more exchanged them for his ar
rows and once more was batiled Tc
lose such an opportunity was hard in
deed. A bright thought suddenly oc
Cured to him.
you hold the glasses TO my eyes. ;
said he to the missionary. "and can
shoot him"
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1912-06-22
Ha cnans.i Rinh..


This story was told at prominent
club the other day by man who had
met Lord Decies in one of his visits to
London. Although Lord Decies is an
experienced and Travelled man of the
world, he does not believe in throwing
away money in those extravagant tips
that characterize Americans aud that
are very often mistaken generosity.
The Englishman also Is quite able to
take his own part if his reasonable tips
are taken unreasonably, as was evil
denced one day when he had taken a
cab to the club.
When he alighted and paid the drivei
caDby seemed to think his tip was toe
small
"Wot's this ere for, my lord?" said
the cabhy regarding with some CON
tempt the coin he held in lis hand.
Drink, should be inclined TO think,
judging by your nose" was the polite
and effective reply Of Lord Decies As
he vanished into the elub.--New York
Herald
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Not Pure Partisan

The landlord of the beet hotel In tbs
small western town was SOLICITORS
about the impression that his accom-
modations had made upon the dlstin-
guished visitor.
Il think we set good table" he
conflded to the departing guest. "You
fasteners are awful finicSy about
your meals. and for long time we
had difficulty n getting a cook who
could Go anything more than slam
ham and eggs and fried potatoes to-
gether. We have one of the best
cooks in the country now-yes. sir. a
regular Partisan chef. He worked In
a lot Of the best restaurants in Paree-
told me so himself"
40 YOU know this chefT inquired
the visitor
"Certainly!~
"Have You any influence with hlmp
Naturally"
$40 you talk to him oftenYs
'Of course"
"Then tell him for me that he cooks
with Canadian accent" - Chicago
Post
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Orc Of the Family.

Tfbhe bad been placed ny her aunt
IN q stuatiun as uald OF ali WORK ~ ii
family OF ths,e AT the end OF Il week
the aunt stepped along in TO see nov
Iiable WIS getting On.
10 you Iike your work." asked the
aunt.
tbs fair, said he laconic Tibbia.
And are they making you fees at
homer
~ hiies they are. and whies tbel
aren't.
Now what do you be meaning by
thaiE Z asked tile aunt impauputly
'Aweel, said fibbe. they nave M
asked me to gang { ark wi them yet
but elst night they went on wi a
grand auarr'l they were having. ali
the three o them. WI me talking the
dishes OF o the table, list us II I'd
been one o the family Youths Com
paCiOD
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Many Manias.

Ar recent congress Of neurology q
paper Was read In which the move
meng By which the growing iad ciress
es the hrst shoots on bis npper Iip
war labeled ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
the habit OF twiylipg Tie cafe seen in
Old drum majors. Observation-Disclosures
that of putting the little finger into the
err. otodactyiomania. 'lhen We have
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, who put the
finger into the mouth: "onychophago
nanlacs who bite their nails. mar
moniomaniacs who drum with their
fingers 90 windowpnnes or tabieS and
'trepod0mnniues, who nefv0u~ty move
their legs British Medical journal
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1912-06-22
KEEPING AN ENGAGEMENT.
Garrett Made Mighty Effort to Be on
Time just Crcs.

Garrett Made Mighty Effort to Be on
Time Just Crcs.
The hate Edmund Garrett. q brilliant
JOURNALIST and one time assistant edi
tor Of the Pail Mali Gazette, was
man whom other men loved Rut along
With bis virtues he had an extensive
list of pecuinrities, seine of which are
humoronsly exploited In biography
by T.. 4. Cook.
Garrett had no idea of time. and he
used to get into some trouble III the
office Of the Gazette for that reason
This must stop" he said to me. "and
matters must be mendpd A day or
two afterward an invitation came from
The proprietor to dinner Edmund said
Thar ut any rate there must be no
doubt about this entertainment and Ills
puactual attendance tberrat. ana a
good den Of fuss was made about gel
ting ready for il.
Shirts were looked out. white ties
and dress clothes, We're overturned ana
all the resources of our establishment
brought int0 acquisition. so that the
appearance Of the guest should do JUS
tice to the host Dinner WAS at y. AMI
long before that time Edmund was ar
cayed in spotIess railnent. starting out
IN good time IN gel 10 dinner.
stayed reading, IN the fat After
ah0n, half an hour ! heard somebody
coming up the stairs and | ltard to MY
ama2ement the lan'hkey put into the
tock The door opened aud In came
Edmund with face ushy pate
He took of hts hat and threw il on
the floor aud said
Fang il, Old man. I've muddled II
again. II WAS last Wednesday,
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Notwlt hStanang All that has been
SAID and written. many Yeople con
tlllue 20 iEIDre the constant danger
ffutn tip> as carriers OF infection Nv
cry here food * EXPOSED 10 the visits
of these distributors OF disease. A ~
ries OF reports on this subject has re
'eHtly been published In England, IL
which II L. shown that infections may
reL4ain active upon tiiss which have
been exposed 70 them and their bab
lis thus expose them confunaIiy TOT
from four 60 ten days. An IDEA OF n"
distance 10 which infection MAY ne dis
prrsed by flies ia given by recent ID
eesiigations at p0stwick. Rear Nor.
WIN. where ii wus found that marked
iias Travelled nearly mile from the
notorious refuse heap that served RS
their breeding ground.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1912-06-22
USED PLAIN LANGUAGE.
The Expression That Won the Juase an
Artistic Thrsshlna.

The Expression That Won the Judse an
Artistic Tarssnins
Ex-Judge Shirley was Que OF the
most interesting characters that ever
practiced law in Indiana He had
been hrorght up In the south. aud. al
thD+-h resident IN the north for
many years, siill had trace of the
50 called southern dialect which made
his characteristic aud expressive utter
ances all the more striking. Having
succeeded fairIy well in his Practice,
he was the owner OF valuable fnrm
pr two One day he had a misunder
standing with one OF his tenants. In
the course of which the tenant gave
him sound thrashing The same aft.
ernuon the lawyer rode into NJ, bruis-
ed. bleeding and dirty.
Hello. said friend. meeting him
There must have been runssyay!"
= 80, sub" replied the Judge grizzly.
there was no runaway. sub, but there
would have been II could have got
oose, sub
His tenant was arrested and tried
for assault and battery OF course
Judge shirley was the principal wit.
ness
What did yon say 10 this man
Judge shirley demanded The attor
aey who appeared for the tenant
Well. srh returned The iu.ba-
evasively, "he falsiiied. and / catl,d
his attention to Il, sub"
"Iiut what lid you sayg' insisted me
lawyer.
At last. cornered and forced to
answer directly. the old judge replied:
Well. Your honah." turning from bis
questloner and addressing the court,
your honah, | may Ms we'll admin that
used the common American tuhm -
Youths Companion.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1912-06-22
MENACE or THE FEEBLE
MINDED.

Our government spends hun
deeds of thousands of dollars ex-
aiming immigrants TO see that
none who is feeble minded is adj
mitteG, but there IL group al
ready in our country which is
breeding a race of feeble minded
people alore dangerous than
many barred by the immigration
Inspectors. We spend thousands
OF dollars TO determine whether
carry Thaw is criminal or crazy
that we may know whether to
send him TO hospital, but here
Is an army OF lawbreakers as to
whom II Is n serious question
whether the punishment be sixty
days In jail or permanent care
where they will be happy aud
harmless. Yet little Is done to
determine their responsibility,
and we make mistakes without
blushing. Five hundred thou
sand people In the United States
have not sufficient intelligence to
manage their affairs with ordi-
nary prudence. are unable to
compete with their fellows on
equal terms and thereby to earn
livelihoods. = DR.. Henry Stod-
dard. New York Sociologist.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1912-06-22
LUMBER AND TIMBER.
"nat We Call Boards or Planks the
English Call Deals.


English Call Deals.
Among the differences existing in
me names Of various esploymentS ana
eallinss in this country aud iD Eng
land may be mentioned those pertain
ing to the forest Industries. What
Americans call lumlier dealer Ia
England is called Thinner merchant
TiEiher In New England is applied
10 trees large enough TO cat hogs foe
The mill. 10 ih. logs entire and 10 tie
large single sticks into which they are
aewu on sawed.
When the logs are cut into boards
planks. iaiSts. and so on. they form
lumber In the West timber IL gener
ally standing Trees. and il Includes an
trees. large and small. without refer
eihe To their fitness for The min.
The cutting and hauling OF this tim
her is numbering there. hut in Il large
part of New England It is logging
What il in some quarters known aS
ioisi Is called elsewhere si.an,iin.. and
what Americans cali boards or planks
ne English call deals
IN this country u person who splits
OUT shingles ~ called a shingle weaver
IN England shingles are mol made in
this way. hut hath are regularly rtven
and a maker of them is called d lath
render. New York sun.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1912-06-22
nettina Evldsnea.

The witnesses were al the Waterford
assizrs IN Il case which cpDcerned long
continued poultry stealing AS usual
nothing could De got from them IN the
way OF evideuce uutil the ntarly
batlied prosecuting counsel asked IN
IN angry tone of voice, "Will you
swear on your soul Pat Murphy. that
Phadq Hoollgan la, never TO your
knowledge stolen chickens?" The re
spunsibiity OF this was zoo much even
for Pat Bedad l. would hardly
swear by my sout. be said, "but DO
know that If WAS Il chicken and
ihady was about 10 roost aighr9-
Life.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1912-06-22
THROWING THE DICE.
The Ancient Germans Wecs Furious
Gamblers az This Game.

The Ancient Germans Wecs Furious
Gamblers az This Game.
The Invention of dice has been OF
old aseribed 10 PMIamedes. the son Of
NanpIius. King ~ Euhoea. about la44
+ G., and also to n Grptk soldier mined
Aiea. which Is the I.arin for die. hui
Herodotus assigns both dice and chess
TO tie I.ydianS.
The ancient Germans would gamble
away III dice all that they were worth
ana then their liberty. submitting 10
slavery If they lost. and tile SaXons.
Danes and Eormans were all addicted
10 the game. Eos Talbot Is of opinion
thu' the 1.atins invented. II not tile
game, AT ielst he name for the single
point. which they called unlis. The
Gernanic races. adopting this practice
from the Greeks. translated the Greek
corruptinn of mus into ass. which has
now become ace. The root Of this
word lies IN the Latin, Ms the monetary
unit
John OF Salisbury in the twelfth cen
fury mentions len different uses of Tho
dice. Stow mentions TWO entertain
ments given by the city OF London At
which dice were in evidence. London
Telegraph
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1912-06-22
give Dollar claars.

Who smokes the most expensive e.
CARS? One would say offhand III re.
ply to such question American mil
lionaires. According to the Munich
News, this is incorrect The best eli
gars are smoked in Heidelberg. A
Havana manufacturer says that the
fabrication of five dollar cigars is only
sufficient TO meet the demands of the
famous German university town. TIE
manufacturer has explained that these
cigars are not of the ordinary size.
They are just half meter in length.
The students meet for a smoker, and
the cigar is placed in nargile, and
the tube is passed from hand to hand.
or, rather, from mouth to mouth. The
Munich News concludes that people
who give themselves up to the luxury
Of Il FIVE dollar cigar are on the down
ward grade.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1912-06-22
WomAN's FUTURE.

The woman Of the future as l
see her will devote herself to
the part time job for which there
is no pecuniary reward. She.
will marry and fulfill all her
home duties toward husband and
children. She will have perhaps
three or four hours of leisure
daily. She will devote this time
neither to private work nor pri-
waite pleasures, but to the inter-
ests Of the community. She will
work for the school board and
the health department. She will
study the milk supply Of her
town and investigate the water
supply. The civic organiza tons
for the care Of neglected. desti-
tute and delinquent children will
naturally. fall into her hands.
just as she first taught house
keeping to- the man of the cave
she VIII now teach 1t to the man
of the world. One Of the Unborn
characteristics of women. a char
acteristic not possessed by men.
Is the ability to make life livable
and therefore happy. This abil-
ity may be applied Just as sue
cessfully to the life of the COM
munity as to the life Of the in
dividual.-William Hard in 1.-THE
Women of Tomorrow"
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1912-06-22

A teacher who eau arouse feeling
for ole single good action. for one
single good poem. accompiishes more
than he who flls our memory With
rows on rows % natural objects, elilssi
ted With name and form, tor what Is
the result OF MI these. except what we
know as well without them-tnat the
human ngure preemlnently and pc
cu!iariy Is mAde in the image and ike
ue,,s of Gcdf Goethe
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1912-06-22
Loose SHOES.
Aany Painful Foot rrauhlss Result
from Than

Many Pa,ntui Foot rrauniss Result
From rhsm
In an article 40 sensible shoes 10 In.
Mas Wo,naBs Home Companion tne
aul iioT SAYS
''Seven persons out Of ten suffer ex
cr,s'lntlns pam 1T one time OF anulhei
WITH tneii feet single corn no
larger than D grain OF sand can take
Ill the snap una vitality right out OF
rou
Two thirds of modern foot troubles
are due 70 the fact that almost every
one man. wotnaB aud child wears
shoes TOO l0s,Ss ihe shoe Itself aiay
be correct as 10 size and shape. nut IL
ls moi fastened tight al the only point
Ut cuntrOI uainei, the iilstpp
- When you set y0ut f0oi upon the
dour OF pavement IL the AIT Of walk
ne the shue aGneres, ana II It be
iou~aly fisipreu over the lnstep the
fuoi pushes dawn into the toe ~ the
sloe Al certain SPOTS IN the foot TINS
Shipping cnHNcs friction These spots
are the saies OF THE foot. the tops ends
an6 inner SIDES oi tht tocS The great
ansi little toe FONTS aBd orcnsionaiiy
even tHt back ~ the beet
hen the frctinn thus cauSeG Is
continued bout after huuV ana dnN
after dAS ons az more OF these spots
ARE almost sure 10 become mfHmed
IND sore. slight thiekenln2 called "a
ga iicn>. II tOtmeu A. the friction
lnd pressure ~ on the resulting eat
lon> NAY thcsen up uneyeply: tnen
lt Is called d corp