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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-08-02

Sta1oller og NuHIIOe. SIuHlIlBs
Qigefoo umuIiet. tbi ale 5ranif'
manoens Sparepenge bleies bort
til 5~ornsieIier og aoinoer. - Spa
men og RortugaI? De er 10 bonfe-
rot / iyorpeienl - 3uslon0? .9tei
Der bar man 10 ingen Operations
fribeo. - Abol MI bor ieg oct
7nnmarfl 8e Soft bar gennem
aartier tient ublu 9enee paa 6eres
Smer oe Oit. Oo ifsnt Der 10 NOT,
iom Somlet ioa ion0t flyer, er no.
get roa0Oent / Ben oanite Stut,
Iigger oeri Dog netop Muligbcoen
for en- 5inansmanos 8irfiombeo.
9lItioo iii 1anmorfl -
Get elf Iom en- 2ebeiIo gennem
miIit9r. og iorioorsoenIioe areOie,
BET unoerIige Rpgte ON bet tore,
a~merifanife 6%inansgeni, Der bar
oe unofanget en- mGgtig 8lan til
9anoets 6%orioor. Me0 Soro bup.
De ban I9it ON bin uIpffeli9e, 10.
ite arig; ON De ienoeripite 9rsores
ieige, t%roiaite 8e0bGngen peo alt,
boa0 Oonif bar; ON gismorfs Iur.
pe0e 8ebonoling al Praaerfreoens
Bar. 5, og iao pieere. San too /
gegreb me0 at 0onne ct aftieieIifeb,
Zen Store Antiaermaniitiif 6pit.
Ming / 9iterisen." San boo0e lit.
RET zig GngIanos froitige, men BENT
meliae ll~n0eritettelie al 9lonen,
frernDiite intime 8repifnber fra
gritterrieets melt inoilpoeliesriee
Mpno og ipntes / Oct belle at pGre
5iliorIn6eligbeoen ielo II iin@l9'
De oonot ban % oeino mart ben
iremragenoe 6potiee 0onife Mini.
tier, @reo De 9asfe.9our,
Der after iormone6e fin intime Ben,
8urenuiefreter, Baron BON & II.
tenteicb, til at noe Sagen in
froitiqe Stette. = 8alIingfor6 an.
toa. at 0isie TO Iopne aIene boree.
De Tor Selifobets lpffelige Stort.
Men gGacfie Tam giOr6e 9emprf.
ninger ON, at netop oi5ie gupne
forefom bom ioo u0anife. 90 oa
ban fun beberifeoe fit eget N}o0ers.
maoI, fpurgte ban en- 5ilolog om
9tapnenes 9etponing. 3enne imileoe
ioo imsrret o9 gap Sen enife6e Op.
lpsning. Ia inoe0e 9lacfie / 5or.
tpioleIie lit iIonfe Ooerifpq, beb /
oct. misbanoIeoe Oct. - yMenneife,
6oel" u0bre0 8oIfingforo, aifomier
6oa fife sit l~l0ieen6e. ge6 on "a
life. at noor man flipper anttens
0perifPg al, fan ben fife lpngere
fonqe Mus. 7esu6eu: p8bnt's in
q nnmel~
Snart fnnoe oct proieftereoe Gel
ifdbs 9efororere inObp0e til Seg'
ming al 2lftier. Zen bette par be.
gribeIigpis en- Sag, Der frGueoe
ben Doerite 9iifretion - at fife en-
3orre0er ifuloe i9lee 6emmeIigbe.
ben til Biffel6uerne 6eorelanOets
ion6e 0enner bleo iaa onerroifeoe,
item glade, item forbl6ffeoe, ergo
balpt imaoiinoeoe, at De nnppe fun
De latte oenne fore 2ptfe, bette Ipie
Saob ON SIespigs @enforenine meo
aongeriget. Dog gap be g~looelig De.
res Sf9rp, ifrobeoe aIle Sporeifil.
finger iammen for at fire iig ut.
tier, oe oirreoe | sorigt Of 5oroent'
ningens SpRnoing oper oct tore,
Der mart iful6e Ife.
Cor glaoiens SfpIo moa fer en-
lang &iitorie gsres fort. De oanife
5oriporsoenner leper fremoeles ben
4 bet Ipie Soob ON @enforeningen.
De tobte 10 life fort, forbi Soabets
8irfeIiessreIie itronoeoe: bet por
bpnbet ioo ofte tiIforn. Dg at be
bIep 6eres eobe, 6on'te aroner fro.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-08-02

Rnar aQi.rns bsHpenber FIG til 6oIt, Der
apsrterer 9lobet entsu tor Of fsbs hos BEN
sner Tor at foo Cplpsuinc ON bet ausrt.rsbe,
bebes De aItib omtuls, at De ioa Apertisie.
meHtst bette Blao. Get pil pare til gems
fbis Rptts.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-08-02
9%lrgumentsr, life blot Orb.

ell SDBoUHlt pll OUl Iulltlet IlbS'
ON, at sen e9entIie fife er M, mer
ban bar aIori9 fen0t oens piOen.
ifa6eIige lapn, fer Ell beI9iif Bro.
fesior gioroe bam opmprfiom poo
BET.
! SCR oi ioa bette 9tann. par ri bic.
pen opmprfiom paa SD8oommens
0m-iig-griben ogiaa Der i amerifa.
Golitiferne ipnes uOiatte ior oenne
SpgOom irem for onore g1enneiter,
ierlig "a galgfamp . 9erioOen.
Get er Dog muIigt, at De angreb.
ne life en9ang liOer iaa meget al
Spg0ommen iom De, Der ital leoe %
Iproes i Den 2uftfre0s, buori De
oroger Aan0e.
5 bpert 5oIo bor Den ienere Iios
gerbomoni oriaet og beioeret os
life ina eanife Lot.
Sci mener alt BET meget, Der liges
og ifripes Of bet enc politiife Bar.
It's Mpno ON oct onoet garti %
bets NRno.
0fon er 10 Iiee Oe0 at 0rufne !
Den 6lom al Dro, Der 6ruges uOen
oi0ere SSn06oIo.
Galgfamp fan ielufaIgelig life
un0gnas. og ben er let fife iaa te-
bella, blot Der nrgumenteres. Sbi oa
ppffes Der 5anfer, og oa ifabes Der
OpIpsning.
01en 8erbomanien er ligefrem iOr.
oummenoe.
81 ifol income @tiempIer.
9oaoe Brpiioent laft, Senator
Ga 6oaette % mango Here bar
lo0et BET regne oper grpr9itoent
6ooieOelt me0 9eitplonin9er for9er.
g%errigbeo og Gemoaogipee og Iig'
nen0e.
9hu er bet fife Dor Agt at FOR.
igae at irifenoe RooieoeIt ior iI.et
geifploniuaer.
Ren ri oil life regne Dem ion
4rqumenter al ben iunplt
@r1fn0 - OF De andre ll0er rime.
ligpiS al iamme Spgoomme oa
moaite / Iige iaa bsi Sra0.
gtei iligt mon Iu0es noe al BE
trogtning.
6ooo oct gplOer ON i aompen
Oct er 7reftelien al Nanoen ielr
= bans 9GrIigbeO, bans aaratter
bans aompetenie oe IA bans poll
fife 8runoiptninger.
9i enifer / BrGii6entitolen er
Diano, bpis 9erlig9eo er bgoet ooeI
ol 3oipI, en- Wano. ion / III
embeosferelie og 9oIitif piI benpt
tie fig fun al beOerIiae 01ioIer.
Oe ri snifer en- Nano meO el
aorofter, Der fan biitao bom i bans
arIiee 6orisg paa at tiene 9anoet
iaa ban fife laoer Jig beie 5perfel
til Seire eaer til 8enitre al Sn
teresierne, Der ger Jig 99loenoe.
@iOere - oi snifer en- Mano mel
aompetenie. en- @ano, Der tai
fploe &laoien. en- Man6, Der fan i
omfring Jig bon6e i 2pngoen Of
3pbOen o9 opoage, 6ua0 2anOet Of
6olfet mnngIer, og iom fan ie 9fu
Iigbeoerne, Der ligger foran o5.
6nr ri ina en- innoon NonO for
an os, eaer Here iaa0anne W9ni
iom aonoiooter, ioa maa Der enoe
liz tages SenipH til annoionternel
forffeaige poIitiife @rnnoietninger
eaer Brincipper.
Gu fan pi noturIigpis life itpri
0roet ! ben for fig saaenoe Drsitel
ie no ooer port eget life Smrnooe
men hi fan og ri oil iiee til Dor
9piere: Gag ier i agt for 9erboma
MEN. 2ps ben politiffe Drsfteli
meo aritif og leg W9rfe til, on
Der bringes @rgumenter, Der oeie
noget, / Norfen, og laO ale tommu
Orb fare fom 9lnner for 8inoen.
Der er nof at nrgmentere ON
Der er bet enmle SoIoipsrgsmaal
iom itaor Gepublifanerne oe Demo
froterne imeIem.
Og Der er Spergsmnalene on
Sruitene, ON be ffaI soel9gges, Ell
Ter be ftol f~ontroleres Of Regerin
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-08-02
Stenerfra Siuets SfueplaOs
Caf X.)

Nlin laa le 9anlte tor1fDrret uoF
8oIette: 4or on aIorig mprfet,
5oao Slide teriter efter Gag Ell
ter Gag?
IgIIion: Seriter?
goIette: Sioen on tom Der
0uietl
eIGi0a: Rel mel = boao er oct
oa2
goIette: Ct eneite farIiot oro
ira oigl
C6ruen ira Sopet~. !, s.
0enne Steomooer bar gennem
4aringer fife onet, OF ben6esNon6s
tnen6e Bern funoe iopne, bpa0 Ben.
&c life tiIoeiebringer. Gerfor mno
6un nof uobrp6e: r2lb, ifuIoe Der
Iigge en- Opgooe for mig2"
ia, set er en- oemooig 1anfe,
at 6en Opeooe Iigger uioritnnet
% urert ben for ina mongen Steo-
moOer.
9oo Bette ppre Dig en- NinoeIie,
on Der itaar / Ro0ers Ste0 for
ell au0ens Born. - Serer oul
SIon oct M life ben, life trooiiet
% fife IigeqpIoigtl gr Der life no.
get opbsiet / ben lonfe, at en- lille
9orneiipI nenter, tsriter eiter -
af, blot ct fprIigt Orb ira oigl
st tprIigt 0r0 fon oo life foite
meget - (tpnfte on ioaoan. on OBJ.
m%prfiomme 99ier, 6oem bette life
ananor?) "a. ia, ia! Get fommer
ooa an paa. Set loo iig tpnfe, at
Oct fprIige Sro. ser life foiter no.
get, ioo mooife oeioo er oerefter.
Zen auinoe, 6ois Sino fife fsier
lfia pei iii ct fprligt 0ro, FRO mig:
benoe oiI oct foite noaet at e:pe
oct, meoens oct ioo r%igtignof, naor
oct en6eIig fonr fpmpet fig irem,
er al BEN Ratur % art, at oct piI
ialoe meo 9eoerfppgeIie Borne.
iioien % gore ben la inoerI g
1Ino. Men oct er 10 netop et pipfo.
loaiif Moment og @qrfe Dos SteO-
mooeren, at benoes Sin6 life isier
u pel til BET fprlige Orb operfor
Dem, Der ooeter pna benoes 9Iif
% tsriter eiter bette Orb.
seq tpnfer m.g Mooietningen.
ssRg tpnfer mig en- aoinoe, bpem oct
ialoer let at iige ct fprligt OrO,
uoen at benoes SjpI BOG er oirfelie
mco. - Ter bar / en- gorrpffe pp.
ret 6rugt ct SIogs fumitigt Suffer
oe0 SiIpirfningen al aoanop" %
iligt, iom let life er Suffer oe
beg er langt iturfere forisoen6e
emo ieIpe oct pgte Suffer. 0e foI.
Der BET Soffarin. 9ets@runo.
litof. GoIuoI, uopinOes al aultipre
% bebonoles meo forifellige SDrer,
n0til Oct fproige Groonft iremitiI.
les. llforfalifet Soffnrin er 800
l@an9e ieoere emo BET pgte
Frooutt al Sufferrsret. Men BET
eoelpgger oct menneIfeIige 2eget
mes SIimbinoer. Get bar ct ilemt
6ncit. Sg 6erfor er forifeIIiee Gan.
DC ! @irfiom6eo me0 at pe0ta9e 90.
be MOB bets grug. - Ru oltion-
%iaoonn tenfer ieg mig ben aoin.
oes t9rIige Oro, iom er aft ior
is6e til at filnne bore ianoe. &c,
De niI ogioo pirfe Tom en- @ift /
@orneiiGlen.
Oct fPrIige Orb, Der life toiter
tort, er ion maoite ogioo 0erefter.
Oct Ipgge on big pna Sinoe, min
8enl
6pis on MI til afpetsling, 2p.
Ter, fun6e li0e OF ie ct gieblifsio-
tografi Der er toset ct SteO noe
5remtiOen, iaa tom, ffnl iee pie
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-08-02
Spften Seb aemmart 81. ..

Der er nOiigt til en- goo Srt
FER runot aemmore, ioa be, oG
mootte t9nfe pon at fomme berop
for S6torbeibe, fan sobt gre Zig
fpr6ie.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-08-02

3 9ilfalbe a. urtselmasfetebe psb
Robtoeslfsn bsbss mon tlose til bet Fsblig,
gofpaisn. Sfulbe bet life bipIss. bsbes
man bsnpsnb, 10 til .8onftsrsr" "a
Rontor.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-08-02

liiteoe al en- 9IatteniIneer . M,
ia! ei beller bette par en- ubsrt Gag.
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Advertising Rates made known upon
application.
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Entered at Blair Postoffce as second
class matter.
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6pis on MI til Qfpefsling, 9P.
Ter, funoe Iioe at ie ct gieblitsfo.
toernfL Der er toset ct SteO noe !
5remtiOen. iaa tom, ffal iee pie
Dig ct inaoant.
Den betenote 8ollingforo por ef.
ter6aonoen blepen / Den @ra6 be.
fen6t, at ban | bogitnOeIig 5oritono
life fun6e niie iie | noeen gp / lit
5Rorelano uoen itrafs at bline gen.
fenot. Og bet nnr MI mil6eit tolt en-
mislig affere for BAN. meO bet
2ipsfalo BON M engane bnD6e piet
fine gpner. Wen roaopilo bar ban
iom befenot oIorig. Seq mnn, insoe
ban peo iig ielp, forleeee min
girfiombeo til l1oIonbet. Nen til
bpilfet 2ono2 sc, bet oor MI fife
ioo nemt at ofesre. Der er MI INIT.
Ionoi Nej, be Soft fan mar umii.
Iiet interesiere ! noeet fanomen.
toIt Broieft, f1nfte So, for De soer
10 ollie oeres Wi6Ier poo 81 oe
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3. Z. aiIofie.
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: Go ID 0r1u I'd 1G nG On Gz0a0E 0u0 a S TIC Cd O. 0@GS
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-02-01
SIS y
W

Phil Sheridan post and corps
will start their Friday evening
card parties held monthly this
week at the state armory.
The Fern Hill Improvement
club meets at the schoolhouse
here Friday evening.
Mrs. Harry Mase will spend the
Mrs. Harry Mase will spend the
week end with Mrs. Geo. Raymond
ut Raymond, Wash.
The literary section of the
Women's club will meet Friday
with Mrs. w. G. Martin, 1917 No.
Prospect. Mrs. H. II. Johnston
will have charge of the parlia-
mentary drill, and Mrs. w. ].
Thompson and Mrs. E. ]. Phelps
of the program.
An entertainment will be given
at the Plymouth Congregational
church Friday night, consisting OF
living pictures and music.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-02-01
WHY? WHY? WHY

Dear Miss Grey: Why is 1t improper for girls and boys
(1619) be muhy, and bsouely improper? Is
for boys to call girls wiley? Why is
girls mentioned)
They will later won't they? BOOTY.
Any girl. make
"mushysay newly
is for mushy young
would
right writing would be ashamed
older Why?
by womany instinct that Is not right The fact that
boy will call first girl then another wiley that
sacred being cheepened Love stands for wehood
mother
body anybody,
no
object right
tiful that will fe that they could
boy to hug them kiss them. have made
whether girls allow order to popular
much Do think that friendship that whether
give kiss true friendshipone that will help
down?
keep them this way Don't you know that when boy mad
because won't him. he working
will? absolutely
giving
heart
kissing
wish would Girl to Womanhood
1t the library.
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FASHIONS

Large collars in round, pointed
or hood effects are much In evil
dence on new coats. They are
usually finished off with long, mar
Row revers, ending below the
waist line.
Muffs of fur or satin are trim
med with fringe, narrow and wide
and evening scarfs which are
made of gauze and gathered in
the middle of the back and over
the arms, are also edged with a
marrow silver or gold fringe.
Wide flat fur stoles about 10 or
az inches across and nearly three
yards in length are finished at
either end with a rich fringe.
Black grenadines with borders
OF half a dozen satin stripes, in
polor, graduated in width, are
made up over a satin the color of
the stripes.
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xahie Geey ard IVELyY WOMAN s Rs8e
|Gynthio Crays letters
WHAT SOME WOMEN WANT

Miss As have given others advice,
ask what can do to mako case better am 30 and
wife, tells that around with other
and when to show she thinks am making at some
girl think know When
kiss when thinks II is time
her l make and check
everything
without lodge, and seldom
will be thankful TROUBLED.
Al believe people thin Cynthia kind of
the be- thing certain Of and that is that
did When
will learn that there (hank God) who not
satisfied with husband
All these things pillar
There who
will with
love- There abnormally
but think
wife, If every
minutes until she begged me to stop.
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egg, with u teaspoon salt, " of
eggshell of water, about y cup
of flour. Roll out in thin sheet
and let dry (say about two hours)
then cut into narrow strips. II
dough is not stiff enough, add
more flour. They must be quite
stiff. If thoroughly dried, will
keep in jar.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-02-01

Strengthened out. II they don't.
I wouldn't advise you to marry
and stay with the mans relatives
unless you are very sure you can
be happy In the midst of inhar-
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cATSUP OR KETCHUP

would like this Sign In every grocery
in poisonous dyes for
But lots of alleged caup
contains both Catsup be made OF fresh ripe
acid SOME manufacturers make
Others benoate Of soda to their
acid doesn't hurt much
wouldn't keep otherwise DO you
want The nd Of cats keep" without acidf
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-02-01
Grtddle Cakes.

Into a coffee cup of sour milk
put half teaspoonful Of soda an6
stir till it foams. Beat an egg
add to milk, with little salt, and
Tablespoonful of sugar. Use eth.
Or bread or pastry flour, to make
stiff enough to spread, very lit,
fle. when dropped on griddle, In
tablespoonful. Add half as much
cream Of tartar, as soda, to flour
Have griddle hot and we'll creased
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MRS. VS. RECIPES

and you will find the fritters light
and delicious. Adding cream of
tartar was told me years ago and
find they are not only much
lighter, but finely favored, with
no suspicion of sour milk about
them. Now / always use cream of
tartar in anything and it is an i'm
provement.
Noodles.
For one sheet of noodles beat /
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-02-01

mony. II Is a situation that ever
mature. very tactful woman IL
sometimes not able to cope with.
and / am afraid you cannot meet
II
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five essential eatuTeconstitution
capacity blood circulation and ability Weed out
five essential points Then
although
than 100
them, loss keeping than the
your individually and
losers Get sres will have heifers
You will then begin to be successful dairy farmer
be better a $50 a
that produces 400 of butter fat that will sell
milking feeding a
bewai
ces are BAD
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-02-01
Shall She Marry Him?

Shall She Marry Him?
Dear Miss Grey: am
reader of your paper and let
tiers and would like your adj
vice. am young woman,
10 years old. My parents
died when l was young. 1
fell in love and we lived to-
gether two years. He disap-
peared suddenly, and L
heard he had another wife.
He has been gone nearly
three years. keep house
for lady, and her son
thinks lots of me and we are
engaged. But his folks and
kinfolks don't like me. III we
marry he intends to have me
stay with his folkr. Shall I
break the engagement? l am
well liked by others. Shall
1 go to those who want me,
or stay? PUZZLED.
A.-The first thing for you to
10 is to find out whether or no,
you were legally married. II you
cannot find out. or If you learI
hat you were, you must get a di
vorce. 1t will be some time after
you get the divorce before you
can marry. and by that time fam
NY engagements may hav,
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-02-01

But whatever doubts may obscure
his birthplace. all agree that, as
his name implies, he was of pa
trician family. He was born about
372, and when 16 years of age
was carried off by pirates, and
sold into slavery in Ireland, whore
his master employed him as
swine herder. He escaped captiv-
ity, and after many adventures
was ordained deacon, priest and
bishop. Afterward he obtained
the authority of Pope Celestine,
and preached the gospel to the
Irish. His greatest miracle was
to drive the serpents from Irish
soil.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-02-01

To Make Rose Beads.
Dear Miss Grey: We are
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-02-01
blue and white is the feature of a

blue white is the of
"a a spring maid.
of the masculine derby, modified with
This with blue velvet which matches
the straw in color.
trimming satin half of width being plain
the other blue white striped This surrounds the
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-02-01

Where Ten Commandments Are.
Dear Miss Grey: Please
tell me where I can find the
Ten Commandments in the
Bible. X. Y. u.
A.-Exodus, Goth chapter, Old
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two girls, interested in your
letters, and hopc you win be
kind enough TO tell us how to
make rose beads. IL you VIII
we will be very happy. II. y I.
A.-Run rose petals through
the meat grinder eight times
daily for eight days; roll into
balls the size of beads wanted, and
string on hat pins.
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A READER,

Al cannot tell you about
this particular Mere Man." 1t
may be some of my readers can.
Almost all countries arrogate
to themselves the honor of having
been the natal soil Of st. Patrick.
Scotland, England, France and
Wales, all furnish pretensions.
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st. Patrick's Nationality.
Dear Miss Grey: Some
years ago, a book was written
by an author who signed
himself "a Mere Man." Can
you tell me who he is and
what his books are? 1 would
also like to know the nation
ality of st. Patrick.
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The Meaning Of the Ruby.
Dear Miss Grey: What
does the ruby signify? And
how should l wear my dresses
at thirteen? WAITING.
A.-The ruby denotes fidelity,
and friendship. Wear your
dresses half way between the
knee and the shoe tops.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-02-01

WASHING A SWEATER
Dear Miss Grey: 1 would
like to know how to wash
one of the new sweaters.
My mother washed mine and
it is so much longer. Can You
tell me how to get IT shorter?
B. II.
Aft you had basted 1t be-
tween two pieces of cheese cloth,
and hung 1t out to dry, 1t would
have been all right. If 1t will not
make it too tight for you, you
can dip it in very hot soap suds.
then into clear hot water, and
dry 1t as l have told you. Use a
pure white soap.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-02-01

Smith, florist. Main 1918. 9os O."
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-02-01

Is 1t Wrong to Play Cards?
Dear Miss Grey: I am q
schoolgirl ID years old, and
have a bad habit of playing
cards when have spare time
I'm the evening. My folks tell
me IL isn't right, but / don't
see any harm i'm IL, do you?
Also tell me what will re-
move pitch from cloth.
EVELYN.
A.-You may be sure 1t is
wrong this far, little girl; If your
parents object you should have
regard enough for their wishes
not to do 1t. For the pitch try
Benzol, or aniline.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-02-01

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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-10-28
GIVES LIFE FOR ANOTHER
Gas Tank Repairer Aids Helper,
but Both Die. o.

Troy, n. Y, oct. 27.-Hugh Murphy
of Cohoes, and f. S. Miller were
drowned to-day in large gas tank IN
Cohoes. Miller, who was a resident OK
Cincinnati and an expert gas tank
builder, had been sent to Cohoes to do
some repairing, and had just finished
his task and left the tank, when Mur-
ply who was helping him, was over
come by the fumes.
Miller re-entered the tank and. put
ting a rope around his companion, sig
nailed to two men to draw the uncon-
scious man up. When nearly to the
edge of the tank Murphy partly re-
gained consciousness and struggled
when the others were attempting 20
lift him out.
The rope became unfastened and
Murphy dropped back into the tank,
striking Miller, who was on a ladder
several feet below. Both men fell into
about ten feet of water in the bottom
of the tank and were drowned.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-10-28
MACFARLAND Is IN AGAIN.
Arrested in Harlem on a Charge
of Counterfeiting.

Allison Mason MacFarland, the man
tried for wife murder and acquitted
ten days ago in New Jersey, and also
the recipient Of the Bunny" letters,
was arrested Saturday night by federal
Secret Service men, charged with
counterfeitlng. He was living under
the name of Allison Mason i'm a room
he had rented at No loo West l06th
street.
In the room were found four partly
made counterfeit half dollars, silver foil
for the outside of the coins. lead com
position for their base, and small
hand press for taking the impression
from genuine 50-cent pieces. Govern
ment agents had been watching Mac
F'arland ever since he was observed
taking impressions Of coins In foil while
i'm the Essex County Jail when arrest
ed he said he was merely carrying on
some private experiments
Three or four letters from Florence
Bromley. the Bunny girl, were
found in a handbag I'm his room. They
were addressed to ALLISON Mason" in
stead Of TO ALLISON Mason MacFar-
land" In one letter Bunny said: Il
will never ask you how your wife
died" In another she said her father
was angry, but If he would not con-
sent to her marrying MacFarland we
will elope and get married anyway"
Documents bearing the name of
Frank McDermitt, MacFarlanG's coun-
sci, and recipes for composition Of base
metals were also found.
The man was first taken to the
Greenwich street station, where he
spent the night, and yesterday morning
was removed to the Old slip station.
He sent a note on Saturday night to
Florence Bromley, telling her not "to
worry"