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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-05-04
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-05-04
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The Lakeland evening telegram., 1912-09-26
Pcttlcoat Problems.

Save for an occasional glimpse Of
white lingerie petticoats are not ct
all In evideace II does not follow.
OF course, that they are not worn.
for short skirts give no opportunity
for their display; but the aspect of
the women ontdors is so svelte, not
to Say maigle. hat it Is easy to as
sert that their skirts are an unknown
quantity.
Yet the pettienats os this season
have been irrs 7'ible things, and
even the las. u the season sales
have fascinating things 70 show. silky
satin fabrics, cli;.ging TO the figure
and made with l,ttle 10 spare In the
way OF width. ara still the popula
!ine, and 1t Is too early yet for win
ter lingerie novelties to pu, In their
appearance.
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1912-09-26
THE LAND OF LAUGHTER.

| know Il land Of laughter,
And you may know it, too
With only dreams and singing
And kindly deeds to do.
There are roses by the pathway.
And 4 sweet face by the gate
And arms that cling in loving
With merry scorn OF hate.
The rosy land of laughter,
The childhood land that lies
Along the golden valleys
That sleep Meath azure skies
know "A land OF beauty,
Where hate and trouble cease,
And home men come from duty
10 kiss the lips Of peace
.a.y BIZ plain and simple.
rut mid its humble grace
.9!.crc burn the Iipa Of ioNins,
Thrre shnr, starry 'aro
Tie lo}cly M,l II lanslter
rtat III it, masy scrms
\ vale beside m border
~ rainy worries NJ dr,anM
oafl-HfNp' ~ lslun W4 Il N iSner
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1912-09-26

In remote Nlpinc hamlcls and VII
laaoa. rpa ially IN The l'crnrsc Oh
Ia / taerc stat N.t alcirnl ;,'d
lmettN customs ol proposing mar
rage hy the iaH@ua-r Of flowers. 4
i maid accepts u bouquet OF ,lel-
eirs from 4 niu sho Al the time ne
G, PTS Iim AZ her 'G,ncc. 10 idea he
H.. tlat n man has ~ kcd His lirr
Il, obtain lhe ioWem Ior th eoM Ms"
w Iotps. rhoash II eout y. 4 im y
" Irimriss rs moi NrN aNmn ava
Nrolh,r mcthoa Which aIao cN a In
CaHlol. 81 tiarua, ~ Tor l2
Etuua man 10 pl.icc a iiuWrr pot pon
tainina 4 ain"lc rose, a'd 4 note, on
Iu WiudoN sill ~ the 2rl's room
whrn she is absent from home aud
wait prrhaps da1t Tor reply II
tie maid tatvS he ru.a, the loulf,
ran boldly enters the house - ar
rH.e matters Wib her parcnl& h5'
j. the roe t. allowed 10 fad" aNny,
tle proppsaI is rejected without i
.ltsic word having been eNchanG,
hot~eau thc colrl" Sorlot .nps ?
feklr airl will keep Il young man
Waiting u day OF lWu for an aiISN",.
bui Whatever il may be, il Is con
sidrred final.
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1912-09-26

paals to women is because OF the
Il, ight of it's seat from the ilOOr. may
4, tail is the same us The SO-cailci
sewing chair which goes with tue
w-swing sewing basket or the era
Ole and is we'll known for its com
tort. The new chair has not dehnltc-
/, defined legs since they are bolted
in by woven willow work matching
the material OF the back and ais"
boItrd in. The seat OF the chair Is
aiso the lid of a box which Will hold
innumrrahlc papers or any AMOUNT
ot stockings to be mcndcd ana 50
I, impact as wrll as ornamental Is
this new piece of furniture that pe"-
pie who perhaps live in crampcd
ul.artcrs viii wish they owned Il
Slerlmcn Oi H.
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1912-09-26
Had Hard Time Keeping
Up With !.is Wife.

nau IN Louisville made an en-
Scolbach botrl and have lunch with
her Both were well known aud 50
frequently ate ~ the hotel that they
were known 10 most Of the employees
in tn" lobby and around the elevator
Tn" man was told, on going in. that
his wife was on the top floor II"
took The elevator, and went up to
the tenth floor When he reached
there he was told that his wife had
Just gone down, in the other clcva-
ter So he took the elevator AMI
went down. His wife. on reaching
the lobby. had been told that her
husband had gone up so she wcnr
BACK 10 th" tenth floor. passing her
husband on the way. After several
ups ana downs, he man decided to
sill down in the lobby and wait for
lis Ni iic He waited ten minute;
ana then took the elevator and went
up Ills Wifi, had had the same
thought as he but she had waite
np3tair and after waiting ten min
nt"a, had i1k"H the elevator and
pono doAn ilibough he was within
a l"w feed II hi wife many time,
and was nc,rr ont of the same build
ine in WAirh -," was, ,hi., man and
his wifc did not NEE, for half am
hour oi riasine up and down in "le-
vaiors
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1912-09-26
TWICE GIVEN

Gud as p, ao,d lbs ~ ~
wa bnoNl
ifor tod $ ogu snH baraua" IT, took
tie lhrrn
O. perfect 10y, ,iai sockoth not cr
Nri aNinp freely rs to lin vas
mad lo,r on earth commune VIII
10y" in heaven.
! perfect aiil ihl Father give 70
thee
fhysoli with al! thy power,
all will BE-
Imperfect. weak ANA in captiviit
I'll! thou His child, PIKE all thyself
away
50 God aud TO thy brother, I21 ~
day.
Theodorc e. William
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1912-09-26
Mr.. 7. I. Marquis to
Wed in GAINESVILLE. Ga

Tn" following Invitations ly..
btcn received in the city b h"
friends Of til" contracting partit
Nr and Mrs Benjamin FraHkiin
Reeves request the pleasure pt
your company at the marria:@
of their daughter
Sadie
to
Mr. Thomas Littlc'on Marqu
on Thursday afternoon. Oct.
al > O'Clock, At their hon.
Barncsyillf Georgia
A. Home
After Nov
Bartow. Florida
Mr.. Marquis is one OF gar'5w s
rost prominent business moi q is
exceedingly popular in busir.- an!
social riches u. has "a , pf
friends in this city VIM y On
gratulate him sincareiy 81 1p-
pr"a hing marriage
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1912-09-26
Marriage OF Miss Muriel
Kennedy TO Mr.. C.. ]. Wolf.

Married al TO South New York
at"njc. AT y, M, Sept -, ~.
4, Roy K \ Ward, Mr.. e. J. Wolf
ald Miss Muricl Kennedy. both Of
Lakeland, whcre they will continue
- reside
Mr. Wolf is a very a,tra Yy"
soIna lady ~. daughter oi Nr =.
" Kennedy
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1912-09-26
The Ideal Arm Char

For the crowded room IS 4 p.4;eet-
~ ideal chair which Is tia acne of
comfort for a woman to sit upon. The
reason xhy this hair specially ap-
Omaha daily bee., 1912-03-15
OMAHA WOMAN ADAPTS HATS
TO HARM0NIZE WITH FACES

Fashionably inclined women Of Omaha
whose chief anxiety few weeks pre-
ceding Easter Is the selection of becom-
ing hats arr aglow with enthusiasm just
now over the arrival Of an original GRE
ator OF millinery whose designing IL
based on a unique theory. This new
arrival. whose coming has caused
no little stir in feminine circles.
is a woman whose services for some
years have been demanded by New York
women in exclusive social sets Her
plan, like most ideas that sound simple.
calls for unusual good taste and skill.
Instead Of making women conform 10
millinery style. she adapts the style 10
suit the Individual woman. Easy? Try
IL
This designer was induced to come 10
Omaha by a store famous for Its large
buildings. Its arcsdes and lis beautiful
millinery. =
The idea Of adopting hats to harmon
lie with the features Of my customers Is
one Of my own" declares this recent
New York arrival II can tell at q glance
just which Of the accepted styles can be
made to harmonic with each face
see and / rarely have any trouble in
bringing the woman to share my con-
viction- find that Omaha women know
what is correct and what Is good form
as generally as women on Fifth avenue
do. They take to the new methods Of
creating slight departures from reignfr,.
modes to suit their requirements and l
am delighted to find a new field that
responds 30 readily 10 my own theory O,
designing hats that add beauty TO the
feminine fspA-
Omaha daily bee., 1912-03-15
ABSoRBS OLD SKIN
CFrom The Feminine worid.)


The quickest and surest way to make
. good complexion out Of bad one is to
actually remove the thin veil OF faded or
discolored outer skin. This can be done
easily. safely and privately by a process
OF gentle absorption.
Get an ounce OF pure mercollzed wax
from your druggist and apply at night
like cold cream. washing IL off in the
morning In a few days the wax Will
have absorbed the disflguring cuticle re-
vesling the fresh young skin underneath;
you sill have q beautiful. clear. natural
complexion. The face will look brilliantly
attractive and youthful. This also ef-
fectuslly removes freckies. moth patches,
liver spots, pimples. etc. Every woman
should keep q little mercollzed wax on
hand, as this simple. old-fashioned rem
edy is the best complexion beautifier and
preseryer knovn.-Adv.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-03-15
SAGE TEA WILL
DARKEN THE HAIR
Restore Faded and Gray Hair
to Natural Color Dandruff
Quickly Removed.

There b nothing new about the idea Of
using Sage for restoring the coler OF the
hair. Our srandmothers kept their hair
dark. glossy and abundant by the use Of
. simple Sage Tea" Whenever their
hair fell out or took on q dull faded or
mtresked appearance. they made a brew
Of Sage leaves. and applied II TO their
hair with wonderfully beneficial effect
Nowadays we don't have to resort to
the old-time tlresome method Of gather
ing the herbs and making the tea. This
Is done By skiliful chemists better than
We could do II ourselves; and all We have
70 do is to cali for the ready made pro
duet, wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Hair
Remedy. containing Sage In the proper
strength. with the addition of Sulphur.
another old-tirne scalp remedy.
This preparation gives youthful color
and beauty to the hair. and Is one q the
best remedies you car we for dandruff.
dry, feverish. itching Scalp. and falling
hair. Get fifty cent bottle from your
druggist today. and you win be surprised
at the quick results All druggists sell
Il. under guarantee that the money wifi
be refunded II the remedy Is not exactly
a. represented
Special agent. Sherman q Mcconnell
dug He
Omaha daily bee., 1912-03-15
4 TREMENDOUS DEMAND
THROUGHOUT THE COUNTRY
Druggists Are Sending In Rush Or
des for New Remedy.
HAS A MISSION TO ACCOMPLISH
u Making Nervsus Men and Women
I'm the whole World Healthier
and Happier and Better Able
TO Cope with Life.

No other preparation has ever been
sold In America for which there is such
q tremendous demand. as 'Tona Vita
The medicine was unknown In this coun-
try until a few months ago. and today
the sale Of the tonic is so large that II
has been impossible 10 prepare 1t fast
enough to supply the sudden and great
demand. Druggists from all over the
country are sending In wires about as
follows:
Rush more 'Tona Vita last shipment
all gone. Sale tremendous"
No medicine could be so tremendously
successful unless it had q mission to
accomplish and was accomplishing that
mission. .-Tona Vita" is accomplishing Its
mission. 1t is making tired out. debilitaed,
nervous men and women happier. health
Ter and better prepared to cope with life.
Nervous debility is the curse Of this
age II is produced by the strain Of mod
ern life. The symptoms Of this disease are
little vitality or ambition; tired dragging
feeling Of both mind and body: nervous
ness and depression Of spirits; stomach
land liver trouble. constipation, head
aches, poor circulation and susceptibility
to cough and colds. '-Tons Vita is re-
lisving thousands Of this miserable
condition: 1t will positively do this.
where this Is not some serious organic
trouble. In a remarkably short time. The
very first dose will bring Improvement.
and each following dose adds health and
strength. The tonic must prove salts
factory or the price is returned by our
recognized agent Don't drag along half
dead. any longer. What ''Tona Vita" Is
doing for thousands. II will do for you.
Lees Rhubarb Laxative. the assistant
preparation. Is the finest family laxative
in the world. The natural medicinal
qualities or rhubsrb-nature's purest and
best laxative. are obtained In this medi-
olne. Lees Rhubarb Laxative will not
harm the weakest constitution and is
therefore ideal for children 1t is vey
pleasant to the taste. Sherman & McCon-
nell Drug Co.. 18th and Dodge SITS; Owl
Drug Co.. 18th and Harvey SITS; Harvard
Pharmacy. 2sth and Farnam sts and the
Loyal Pharmacy. 207-s North 18th st.
have the agency In Omaha for these two
great preparationsAdv.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-03-15
Omaha Motor Club
Meets Friday Night

A meeting of the members Of the
Omaha Motor club WIN be held this
evening at o'clock at the Rome hotel.
The election Of officers and directors will
be held. Various committee will be APP
pointed and the work. for the coming
year outlined.
The membership of the club now Is 800
and ranks with the largest clubs In the
west. The members are going TO put
forth every effort in an ehdeayor to In
crease the membership roll.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-03-15
BuiIding Permst..

American Security company. 2ss4 Fort.
frame dwelling. s2.5o.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-03-15
PIONEER VIEWS OLD SCENES
First White Man Born in stats Wis.
iting in Omaha
TELLS SOME "reminiscences
Remembers Being Taught 20 shoot
with Bow and Arrow-Plsee
where Father Was Buried
Has Been Washed Away.

Old settlers Of Omaha will have the
opportunity in a. few days Of hearing tn,
"reminiscences OF a man born in thi,
vicinity over seventy years ago, wheE
his parents were the only white peopl,
living among the red\ skins They wer,
the first Of their race to ever settle here
This man is Rev. Eamuel Pearce Mer.
rill Of Rochester. ~ Y. who is visiting
DR.. and Mrs. W. f. Milroy. CHA Fsrnam
street, Some Of the leading Baptists
are arranging an evenings entertainment
at which Rev. Merrill will be the CHIEF
entertainer.
The venerable minister's father. Moses
Merrill came from Maine to the trading
post at what is now Bellevue In lsSs
us missionary to the Indians sent by the
Protestant Missionary society of the
east and paid by the government. With
him was his wife. Sarah Wilcox Mer-
rill, who stayed at the little mission
while her husband went With the Indians
on their buffalo hunt.
Learns to shoot Arrow.
Samuel Merrill was born In 1855. The
most vivid recollection he has OF those
early days when he and his parents
were the only white people In this part
OF the country. Is OF the time he first
shot an arrow over the top Of the log
mission and watched IL disappear. lie
also has a dim recollection OF the trip
which he and his mother and some OF
the Indians made across the river in the
February of $50 to bury his father on
Omaha daily bee., 1912-03-15
PICTURES ATTRACT SINNERS
Preachers Adopt New Method Of
Drumming Up Congregations.
ATTENDANCE IS INCREASING
Picture shows swell Congregations
In Omaha where Prayer sery-
ices Have Failed 10 At
tract Large Numbers.

Picture shows are swelling the congre-
cations In Omaha churches where PRAYER
meetings. Of the customary kind have
failed to attract. The latest of the
churches to try picture shows as .
means Of bringing out sinners is the
Southwest Methodist Episcopal church. o.
which Rev. Thomas Bithell Is pastor and
which will give the second Of Its series
OF traveIogues Thursday evening. The
congregation flocked to the first show
a week ago and enjoyed II so much that
the shows are to be weekly events.
The Idea started with Mrs. C. ]. Rob-
erts, president OF the Frances Willard
women's Christian Temperance union.
who gave the first travelogue. the sub
ject Oh which was New York TO Alaska"
illustrated with post cards used In .
radiopucan machine. Tomorrow evenings
entertainment will be on California" by
o. J. Pickard, who has Just returned
from the golden west. The motive be-
hind the shows 10 civic as well as social
and religious. since the proceeds Of the
small admission fec are to pay the
churchs share In the tax levied for grad
ing the street on which 1t Is located.
A church which used pictures to win
back an indifferent congregation Is the
Presbyterian church OF Benson. Of which
Rev. Jesse C. Wilson Is pastor.
"The congregation has increased five-
fold since Introducing the pictures" says
Mr.. Wilson. He uses Bible themes and
stories, the life OF Christ and stories
which have ethical value. such as Ben
Hur' and The Vicar Of Wakefield"
The pioneer in picture shows for
churches Is Rev. NJ. o. Mclaughlin Of
the United Brethren church. who started
them in his church early In the winter. lie
gives a different subject each sunday
evening. He declares his congregation has
increased 90 per cent since starting the
shows. He combines his sermons with
the pictures, using one to illustrate the
other. His subjects are Biblical and taken
from other literature which has a re-
ligious or ethical value.
Last year, travelling through the state
on Christian Endeavor work, ! noticed
that the people were crowding the the
aters and neglecting the churches. The
reason is psychological People receive ten
times stronger Impressions through the
eye than through the other senses. So !
decided to use the pictorial method n
my evening services
Omaha daily bee., 1912-03-15
ELAINE SOCIETY PLANS
ST. PATRICK PROGRAM

A 81. Pat1ck's program will be given
bA the Elaine society. one OF the girls
literary clubs Of the Omaha High school.
at the home Of Miss HELEN Howe, 1865
Georgia avenue. Friday afternoon. when
the shades Of old Erin will predominant
In the decoration and number of short
Shamrock" talks and Irish musical
numbers will be reeled off.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-03-15
It Will Be the Supreme Bargain
Event of the Century.

Our twenty-eight buyers have exerted every
means to bring to Brandes Stores the most ex-
traordinary values the markets would yield
The people of Omaha and vicinity who at
tend these sales will share in the savings of
thousands and thousands of dollars which these
anniversary bargains will make possible
To properly announce this sale and to give
an idea of the vast number of specials events
which will mark this anniversary celebration,
Brandeis Stores will place 81 pages of advertis-
ing in the daily papers of Omaha next Sunday
and 20 pages during the week. This will be the
largest amount of advertising space ever de-
voted to one establishment in one week since
the founding of this city.
, This Goth Anniversary Sale will mark new commercial
epoch in Omaha For years to every great mechan
dng will be judged by the standards of bargain
giving which this monster event will establish !
j. L. BRANDEIS & SONS
Omaha daily bee., 1912-03-15
WEAVER FILES HIS PETITION
FOR CITY COMMISSIONER

J. D, DAD Weaver flied the longest
petition yet presented when he handed
IN his long list Of nearly 1000 names OF
citizens who endorse him in his race for
commissioner.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-03-15
Lifelong Bondage

to dyspepsia, liver complaints and kid.
ney troubles is needless. Electric Bitters
is the guaranteed remedy. Only Soc. For
sale by Beaton Drug Co.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-03-15

chamberlaIn's Cough Remedy has won
its great reputation and extensive sale
by its remarkable cures Of coughs. colds
and Group. 1t can be depended upon. Try
Il. Sold by all dealers.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-03-15
NOSE STOPPED UP
WITH CATARRH
A Common Sense Treatment
for Colds and Cstazrh. {
Gives Instant Relief.

No matter how nisxssss you are Win
eataryh or Q cold IN ths bod. noe sssp-
ped up. throat sore. uss ruuninG auii
pain In tibs bead. dry ossgh. fsvsr. fbui
breath. Ey's Cream Balm win evs you
instant rsiis<
II gets rixht 1t ne rsst Of IN trounls,
cleznssH hesls and erunstbsns ehs rsw.
sore membr&nss stps the nasty as
charge 80 that you are not CONSTANTLY
blowing the nose and pistinS. In fex
minutes sfser applied you ean fssl Il
doing rs work Of clearing The bad. tie
pain and SORENESS are rsfisvs4. TIE srsatA-
ing becomes n.eurf and the stutfed I'D
feeling In roma This cleaning. healing
antissptic Balm contains no mercury. CO.,
esine or other harmful drugl u b easy
to apply. pleasant 10 use. and never fxals
to give relief. even In the worst sasss.
Never neglect q cold. and don't suffer
the uiiseries Of ostarrh nor disgust your
friends with your hAwsing. splitting md
foul breath Get 50 CEN Sattis Of Ezys
Cream Balm from your crugzst. and start
the treatment AZ enoe. You VIII find e<as
1t win bs tbs se~t invsstnenf IVA srss
made
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-04-09

Mr.. Werner &. Jones. one of An
Durhdale most progressive citizens
was IN Lakeland yesterday afternoon
attending TO business and shakin.
hands with his large number al
Lakeland friends Mr.. Jones. who is
a leading merchant of Auburndalc
EaS ordered an auto delivery wagon
with which TO better handle hi.
large and ever increasing mercantile
business. Auhurndale is forging TO
Tie front in all lines. and this lates,
move in the march of progress is one
ol which all her citizens have reason
tc be proud.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-04-09

Rev. +. p. Kitchener is making a.
rangements to have work begin on
his twO-story home. which is to be
erected on his recently purchased
property on East Orange street. This
property adjoins the bungalow occu-
pied by Mr. W. b. Anderson and fam
lly. The latter property Is owned by
Mr.. &. p Quaintancc. who, with his
wife. expects to occupy same at an
early date As Mr.. and Mrs. Mich
cner and MIR. and Mrs Quaintancn
We're childhood friends, having been
reared together in Iowa. it is with
pleasurable anticipation that they
look forward to living in homes
which will adjoin.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-04-09
Mr.. II. 7. Heron is having his
nome reprinted and otherwise i'm
proved. which adds much to its al
ready attractive appearance

Mrs. Albert White. of Utica \ Y
lett last evening for ST. Augustine
spending few days in that city and
Jacksonville, after which she vii,
visit Richmond and Washington for
d couple of weeks. Mrs. White came
TO Lakeland through the representa-
ton OF her relative. Mrs. Winchell
VINO mas been spending the winter
mere and sending the praises of our
ioVeiy city to her northern friends.
Mrs. White is charmed with Lake
land and its people. and may at some
time IN the near future procure a
winter home here.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-04-09
OWN AN AUTOMOBILE.

We have contracted with the
Studebaker corporation to sell f. NJ
+. sos and Flanders POS. Will have
a 80 here about April IL. Aay one
interested please cali or phone and
will be pleased to demonstrate and
quote prices. Mr. Carl Gibson. spe.
cial representative from the factory
will demonstrate either of the above
models any time within the next two
weeks. S. NJ. STEPHENS.
3-26-tf G. c. ROGAN.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-04-09
FIRE AT WAUCHULA.

Wauchula, April 9.-Thc factory
building of the Wauchula Manufac
turing Co. was burned carly thi:
morning. The fire is supposed I,
have originated in shaving boz
near the engine room by spark
from the fireman fork. The fir
originated about ) o'clock and with
in twenty minutes the entire build
ing was mass Of flames.
The loss 10 the company IS cnor-
nous and only partially covered b.
insurance
While The JOSS @ the company i
elofmous, it lnd4rE natter t.
lie many mea Who arr thrown en-
ol employment r y acr aaleralls
,ueH Of fam probably lorl
"a number.