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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-02-02

Geo. aIin9e Der gpotbefer, Ear
loeben eilten frifd)en @orpatb BON
Selno nr6 3emo SEIZE erbalten.
3ento 1T elm merfipiip6iaes Mit.
tel, cine flare Sliiiiiefeit. Die er.
lite a%ttpenouIle linbert iofort oas
abidJellide SUDDEN, beieitiat GIedeu.
Bimples, 9Iodheabs @c5ento, Sdllp.
pen, Insbriide un6 anoere Sallt.
franfbeiten bel grtpadiene oSer bet
ainoern.
3emo Seize lit ole tlelle ontiIep.
tllde Sautieife. Ole reinite urb bette
m%eoi6iniidr GoiIettemeife, Iiroert
uiro cnrirt SrideIbite, lin6 6ie
So,ttonsidlGge benen fleine @iipSer
nnteriporfen iinb. 8%eionSers gut
fiir Berionen nit garter Saut. Geo.
alillge bat cine beidrGnfte gllsaIl
Broben bon 3erno uro 3eno Seife.
Cine Rrobe miro Bull0er beipirfer
llno iiber5ellgen onB es 6as bette 0fit.
tel gegen Salltfranfbeiten lit.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-02-02
G3ebeu gtc amf nit einem
Iahttett Nii6em?
.,,.rea.setssm maAt ets eIsws.

a. 8ilmer's ,,Spamp.Gpot" (Sumpf.
wnr.,Ii bic lpunoerbare Nieren., Sober ano
NHto''b WIo{en.2frauei. 1T nee
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-02-02
@rinncrnaacn an gllfreS MubcI.

@nlGBli6 Der Wiebertebr bes So.
b~estases qlfreb Hobel's lpurbe uns
ldneIt Daran erinnert. oab Der am
10. December 1896 gu Gan geno
8eritorbene in ben leBten Sabren lei
mes 2ebens germ oas @elprGd auf
bas Sterben bradte. Sas that or
ipieoer einmal, ais er, oa IS l9pn
fart auf ben Winter ouging, nit Ell
mem 5reunoe i'm @arten ieiner 8illn
in Gan Hemo luitpanoelte unb 81
isinem Gritaunen nod cine balbgee
0ffnete aoie DOR fi6 i'm Sonnenidein
am Stpde prangen Ia9. 2ei4t nit
Der Ge6ten iiber iie fabrenb, meinte
er gu ieinem Sreunoe r:Wenn ih
seitorben bin, niirbe i6 germ ieben,
baB man meme 2etfe in cine grpBe
Retorte nit S6ipefeIidure legte. Bon
Der Dli9en MoKe, Die Damn bon ibr
iibrig bliebe, tDnnte an ale meine
Sreunoe elm Sropfen geIanOt perben.
Sober ioIte i'm i'm Serbit auf Die
@r0e zines l1lpe gefpor0erten HD1ens
itodes gieben. Wenn Damn 10 ipdt
fpie isbt nod cine 3ofe am Stode err
bliiben ipiirbe. bG9te er: ,Siens!
9oila Robel, Der pieSsr fir ilns aufs
bliibt."
@ines anberen Sases, ais man
brinneu i'm Sauie %plauoerte, fderSis
er bariiber, fpie lnenbli9 f9per es
benz Menfden beute gema6t lei, in
Rube an ii9 Selbftmorb gu beseben.
Man mar anfangs bon bieiem Sc
fprG9stbema ni1t fonOerlid erbaut,
fanb es isooh baIb oana6 dniiiant,
als Rpbel nit alien Gin5eIbeiten fei=
men 9lan fir einen automotiIden
5elbitmorbuppardt entpidelte. or
badte fi9 beffen Contribution GbnIi6
Ser elmer automatif1en Mage, unb
Ie fo[lte BEN Observation-Disclosures
nod Ginpurf zines Stint SrdntsS tiiz
dss einen itarfen elettriiden S6lag
perieBen unb BON beTen @erf6eiben
3usleif ois 9plisei benadri9tigen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-02-02
Mcisbnn i'm shhen.

Ta9 8eri6!en bes 4derbaus 9epar.
tements lit in Den lebten 5pei Sobrer
Ser 2anbcpmpler in 2ouiIiana unt
9frtanfas, Der nit gfeis bebout miro,
annGbernb INN 100000 Ncres arDber
seporben. 0ie meiiten Sormer aui
bieiem 9ebiet iptpobl, ipie in anoeren
@sgenoen, in bsnen pGbrenb Der lebz
ten apei Sabre gum erIten Mal Reis
geSogen nuroe, baben nur tpenis
a%enntni1e unb G~rfobrunsen in Be-
aug duf bic t6erri1tun9 oes 2an=
bes our 8endFerung, Ole Mense oes
gu beripenoenben WoHers uno Die
beIten Metbooen Der 8efpGKeruns
fslbIt. unb follten iid an oas 4der>
bou : 9epartement Inn Die nOtbigen
llntertpeiiunaen fperben.
Die Ser. Stadten finb duf Dem be-
Iten Dese, Den ppllsn 8etrag an Reis
au Siehen, ben iie confumiren. @s
fperben jebt nod man9e beionbere
Geisarten BON bier anfdiiigen Sriens
talen, psi9e oieIe Sorten pprSieben,
importirs, op1 beSieben f9on Die
SnIeln i'm coraibif9en Meer uno ole
pbilippincn Reis aus Den Ser. Staas
ten.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-02-02
@sideiicrfc Griacn,su.
Grenrioc: eetrasabenb ,u,ier cinEhna.
.iaer ngerhhmthritsn".

Grenrigc: SctrnSabcnb siu,icr rttEttin.
Tiger Standardization.
Oos beitere Yaris, ole GiGbt tors
fer 2uit unb uniinnisiter @esidpers
bune 1T aud Der Gtrano, no
ale seideiterten Griiien5en onses
f6fpemmt perben. Sn Der Hue Monts
martre, Dor elmer Saperre, no ficb
Ole 8.rsniisunssreiienbsn aper Hae
tionen sufdmmenfinben. lodt. lpie be-
ridtet miro. aIabenbiih elm Rieiei1s
fdiIo nit m%nnnesboben 2ettern: Sc
beau Sligo. @esen Sebn nbr. nad
einem f%ormibablen SrdeItertui6.
bGlt Der fampfe Rigo ieinen @in5ug,
Der 6elb bes b~eriihmitften 2iebesafen<
teuers, bas oie .gbroaiqre Gcanbas
tuIe" iabrelans b.fdGftiste, has
Sbol iiberfpannter Y%anteeoamen. oer
s~lutbdusise 3iseuner, Der 9rinsefinz
nen Den 8opf p.rbrebte, bas III BON
Riso seblieben, bieies feline. biirre
Winnden bon fiinfsis Sobren, Dos
iebt nit affeftirttr @eIi. auf bas pp>
blum biipf.. Maser ipi. Elm 3eans
ft.den, slabtSpfis, ben Sdnurrbort
au elmer turser arabbirite seitubt.
bos @efidt quittenselb nno baeer. 70
brett er fih f.IbfisefdIig i'm 8reife.
redt Iid Bel fdmadtenoen StelIen
auf Die GubTpiben, unb blidt bann
pieber nit Itarrsm 2ddeln duf oas
publifum. llnb i'm besriibt oos
srauiam fpottifh. Baden Der Grauen,
b.ne1 .r nidt mebr sefdhrli9 1T, bic
bDbnifde Ra4fi1t Der Mdaner. Die
emit pielIeidi nit sebeimen Neib ben
Don Snan b%ersansener 3eiten bes
trahteten.
Gin anberes Bib. Sn elmer fab
len aammer Der paEase 8eaursMrts
bauit cine arbere ebemalise 8eriibmts
belt, nun Elm @eftranoeter. @r nagt
am Sunsertude. neil man i'm nift
buneern ldbt. Dies tlinst pie elm
to[Ies purotoron unb 1T bod MIR
trauriee Mabrbeit, Der arme Seus
fet in Ser fablen 8ammer 1T Succi,
Der Sunserfiinftler. Ser emit Die
gauge Welt bereiite unb ourd iein
Ja5ten elm biioi9es Stiid @elo perz
biente. Do9 man parb ieiner miioe,
unb felt Sohrsn fonS Succi tsin
Gnacucment mehr. en- feiner Noth
ba6te er an Yaris, po er i'm Sdbrs
1886 Sriumpbs eefeiert. 9amals
fab er i'm @ranb galuis sor5 paris
porbeibsfiliren; mod srDBere @rfplGe
bette ct in Sropes, tpofelbIt er iid
auf einise Sage lebenbig ~bssrafen
IieB. Seine lebtc Soffnur9 beim
Communicating Ieines &nbmes
Ioute nidt sun5 setdui6t lperoen;
BON einem 8eraniisungs : Gtablihes
msnt bes Montmortre rrbielt er @ns
eogementscntrag. Nber Ole 9pli5ei
berbot iein @uftretsn; ss lei elm ilne
mpralif6es @doufpiel, einen Mens
fden leioen gu feben. ale proteite
oes armsn Sucei balfen niAts, uno
er, Ger pdhrsnb Der 3eit Ieiner proe
buttipNn bur6 1916 Sage hinour9
Gunsertt, iiebt ii9 bus 3e6t allf
ipeiteres Suneern pertpebrt unb mub
nun bettsln, Inn ni9t Slagers 81
yterbenl
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-02-02

HuItul Sliupp Uullt utll ulltL'
rid)t, pelhen er Den GonfirnluuOin.
rrn ertbeiIte, ioeben beenoet. Sum
fob Die iunse SGnr ans Dem Stu.
Oier8imnler, Dor Oeiien SenlternSas'
min unb Bfirgitroien elm Sid)tes
9ldtteraeiuirr entfalteten, in ben
@arten.
Die 8aItorin lab es beionoers
germ, ,uenn ibre Beniiordrinnen bel.
ter luaren, iie lin0 ibr Iam Iicbten
cs, nenn Sr6mmiefeit ltno geiunlOer
Srobfnn San0 in SanO gingen,
SIM 2inOengang, ser Inn ben gan.
6en @arten lief, nanOelten arm in
sIrm Srina gridn5eff unb beren bette
SreunSin Iina bon 9ebIbriid.
Selma tpar oas SorgenfinS Ser Jun.
gen 8aitorilt fueIde Dem Sempera.
ment bieier Beniionarin 5urueiIen
ratblos geoeniiberItan6.
3u Rinas lalitenl. iiberipruoelnOem
8eien ltano Srinas finniee art in
aitsgelprod)enem @eger1a& mo ME
aenobnIid 5oeen Die @eeenidse aid)
tier einanSer an. Nina mar cbeniau5
firth pertuaiit, lie entiann iid mir
nod onnfeT ibrer fur5 birter einon0er
geitorbenen gltern, nabrer6 Srinn
iid ibrer Wiitter genau erilinerte.
Bon jenem 3eitpunft an baticrte ia
and bauptiadlid Der i~iberratbenoe
erfoIs In tbrer geiitigcn Gntpid.
Die Sabre ibrer iriiberenainS.
belt, Die 8eit Dor Dem So6e ibrer
Mutter, fparen in ibrer @rinnerung
faIt erloihen oltf nuen Oil.
bern aber, pelde ibr iGnrfeS @e,
od6tniB ipater, nad)oem lie 81 Gel.
2eben cripadyt luor, feltgcbal.
ten bate, erboben lid sic @eltaltcn
ibrer Wutter lnO hires 8ormunoes.
pSnfel RaIf" mar in SrinaS gtugen
Die 8erforperung aIler menibliden
g~oufommeubeit.
Gortiesuns foLet.)
N|
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-02-02
10 bel aitbcr ODER ertpodienen Ser
lonen iuer6en furirt nit 3elno
un6 3enoIeife.

Die alinse's apotbefe iaat an
ieoer Berion lei es @ann, Srau 90.
er S7lro, tpeIde carte, iudeuSe Saut
uaoell, toHrnt gu unieren Store nno
l,d,erf elid) cine SIaide 3eino unb
eti lfllf 3emo.Seife. nno felt ibr
mt Dem &eiuItat nidt CANA 5ufrie.
Gen, foltlntt 5uriid uip6 bolt eiler
Selo tpteoer. SobieI autraictt bab.
I'm MIR gu bieiem reinIifen wirfiarn.
wftttel oab mir Sieies ~uueeip6bn-
b'qe anerbieten MAIDEN.
d. 5eino 1T cine belle 6Iifiefeit fin
onBerllden @ebraud uno bat pieIe
Salle bon esen, SoutousidIaae unS
aoptidnippen furirt. Serno unb
SeSnu scife finb Ole iparfamiten ,inb
ir,'lten unb pirfiamiten uritteI fiir
aiie Saat. unS sapfbmit aranfbc;.
len one 60 siebt. Of fir ainber oSer
erspadjene.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-02-02
2nei nrbeitsIrie @n-

3pei arbeitsIrie Bur-.
i6en, Gamsrs 1icIer un0 Ole. folss
ten IN pat:s Dem 70idbriaen &aNen-
boten Der 8anque oe 5rance, pierre
Gbouet, tetGubten i'm, als er Den
@orprt Saint Denis crreidt battle,
our& SauitfdIdee, entrifen inn bic
.SanotaI1e uno pollten i'm Sdubs
Ses Nebels enttommsn. Ginem Guts
{der gslnng ss, ben RGubern Den
@orIprang abausetpinnen. Mud elm
@enoarm pertrdt ibnsr Den Neg.
Ricler CAB 5tDei ReppIoeriaiife ob,
Die aber feh.gingen. s, uno iein
Gomplioe ipuroen psrboftet, bas GEE
roubte @elo in S0bs bon 1900
Grant tpurbe ihren ipieoer obsencm.
men.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-02-02

a~bertrifft lie fat alt Griparfun9en. Sie
SdtpGGe, Sas @aiier~ ein5ubalten, ionic bren.
nsnS,s TaieriaHe1 ,uir6 bur6 bieie Gr5nei
b,ieitiat. lie hubert bic b6ien Nadfolsen oes
HsnaHes BON SpiritupIen, Bier un6 Wein
rsS perbiubert bas pftmalise @aHerlaHeH
b.i gaa uuo iudbreno Der Sdlaf5eit.
..eipamps Rpotss furirt nidt alIes,
Hrr Tierens, leber. uns 8lajen-2eiben 1T fie
aber unausifelbaft bic bette NrSnei. 0nrd
brn orosen GrfpIg, Der tn Der Bripat<Yraris
tbsral ersieIt tuurbe, tuurben mir 5n elmer
ipaienen 'Bprfebrrng perarlabt, an ale
Etler bieIes Blattes, ipclde bieie Nrsnei nod
nidt prpbirt baben, cine 8rpbefaide foiuie
Gin @ampblet, tuelhe8 anbeutet, ME man
Ni.rer. 1nb HIaienleiben entoeder ianr iino
.S,uamp.R os~ ndber hef1reibt, portofrei
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-02-02

SrpB allet 9 M ii II nj
lit es ben Gersten bes !9ofpitdls in
@outb RorpaIt, Conn.,, nod nidt
aelnngen, George gobn bon Rep
Yprf, Der Dor mepieren Woden be-
fnnunssIos in bos &ranftnbdus ein<
aeliefert ipuroe, mad Dem er BON einem
acknowledgements angerannt pprs
ben mar. ipiecer sum 8eipuBtiein gu
brinseu. Die GerSte ertIdren, 6ab
Der Monn pieIleidt nod Sabre lang
obne 8eIinluilg f5titerltbtn fam.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-02-02

B~ln9ban1toH, %. b.
Sic reguldren 80 Gent unb / Dollar Tfuiftu
Enb in allen Gpotbefen au baben. Nfau
msrfe ii4 ben Nonten: Stuut;" Or.
9lmerY yStuamp.&oot," inb bic 2lorefje:
S~snebaurtOu, n. p, an ieoer JIufbe.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-02-02

Oiusu 0t0"lr -.
gen ibren por5l8liden
Eigenf6afteu, ipelde
bic @eiunbbeit tuieoer
beriteueu,fa Sebem be.
fannt. SIR @eiunbuns
bon &beumattSmn
&~Idenibmer5en, fran,
fen Rieren, 4eber anb
Blaien, iotpie Sbmers
aen tn iraeno einem
Tbeile DeS 6arnQanQeS,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-02-02
gerIaaat

Scep SboperS %beriargt, dofort.
Man obreiiire: Dor 300, German.
DO.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-02-02

III %iberienoert. Benn
Sie jdrsiben, ermahnen
Sic, bic Iiberale Cferte
h bisiern Blatte 9eleien
baben unb fhiden
Biz Sbre doreTe ar,
Or. &ilmsr & g.,
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1912-10-26
GrisWOId Is It

when it comes to Halloween furnish
ings. We lead the procession and
have led it for the past 81 years, in
supplying novelties for every holi-
day occasion.
We represent the best concerns in
the country in our lines of goods
Their runners do not call upon 9th
er dealers in this vicinity with their
samples, hence we have choice of the
best and you can depend upon
getting reliable goods as well as the
very latest, and prices the same as
those prevailing in Boston or New
York.
We invite everyone to drop into
our shop and see the unusual display
of new and interesting novelties we
have in Lanterns, Tally Cards, Place
Cards, Masks, Cats. Owls, Bats,
Pumpkins, Witches, Witch Hats and
Brooms, Festoons, Surprise Favors,
Witch playing and Fortune Telling
Cards, Slappers, Clappers. Comic
Figures, Dennisons Gummed Novel
ties and Cut Outs, Ghosts, etc.
Do not put your money into inferior
limitations of these goods when you
can get those made by reliable man.
ufacturers at the same price
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1912-10-26
The Effect Of Promotion.

General Dabney II. Maury Of the
Confederate army used to tell a story
about his faithful negro boy Jim, the
son Of his old nanny. whom he took
with him to the war. The general
was not large man, except in the
traits which make great men and
great soldiers
After the battle Of Corinth. where
he was promoted to the rank of major
general on the battlefield, he came
into his tent and called his servant.
"Jim." he said. when you make up
my cot tuck those blankets well in at
the foot. My feet stick out all night"
Looking up at him with an amused
look. Jim said "Marse Danbey. you
amt growed none. is you. since you
got promoted sterdayT-Llppincott's
Magazine.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1912-10-26
UNNECESSARY MORTALITY OF
TURKEYS,

It's no joke for busy farmers wife
to fuss with turkeys till they are six
OF seven months old and then have
them die off.
Montour county Pa.l woman lost
nineteen out of twenty poults before
they were month old, but a woman
right across the Susquehanna, in
Northumberland county went a few
worse by losing sixteen out OF twenty
two that were big birds eight months
old
The baby turks were killed by crack
ed corn A post mortem showed the
big turks were stuffed with green
corn and buckwheat, and their hvers
were enlarged and spotted.
A little watchfulness to keep the
fiock away from the buckwheat fields
and those green corn nubbins thrown
aside by the huskers might have saved
$50 pin money
Turkeys on range gather their food
little at time, and II is mostly bugs
and clover. They aren't used to solid
grain, and when they get into buck
wheat field they stuff PUNK full
Buckwheat, with its large hull and
excess carbohydrates. is dangerous
turkey food, and green corn knocks
most poultry. A successful Pennsyl-
vania turkey raiser has prevented this
trouble by inclosing an orchard with
seven foot wire, and there he drives
and keeps his turkeys when wide
range would be detrimental.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1912-10-26
THE SPIDER AND The Ely.

May come into your parlor. Mr.. spi-
der?" said the fly.
Its the incest little parlor on which I've
set my eye.
I'll simply buzz a little while around the
chandelier
And dance across the ceiling once il you
permit, my dear"
mo, no." the willy spider cried. He shook
his head contrary.
IT'S Mr.. Wiley tells us, sir, you aren't
sanitary.
You have typhoid germs on your toes, and
your proboscis long
Is swarmng with tubercle germs a hun
bred billion strong.
81 used to dine upon you flies; | ate your
great grandma
And gave sherry dinner where l served
your fat grandpa.
But you rising generation is so measly
full of germs
would not eat a modern fly on any kind
Of terms"
That fly sat down before the door, the
tears ran down his snout.
The spiders unexpected snub had surely
knocked him out
nasty typhoid fever germ that roasted
on his head
Quick took a header down his throat, and
he fell over dead.
C. M BARNITZ.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1912-10-26

water in spendid style. With two pas
sengers he covered a mile in =
minute and half.
NJ. Bleriot says he is going to fur
nish this sort of machine to the Co
lombian Government for service ca
rivers.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1912-10-26
FEATHERS AND EeesHELLs.

While John Dougherty of Allentown,
Pa, was chasing a hen he broke into
a well eighty feet deep, and as he was
dropping. taking a header to the bot
tom. a protruding spike caught the
seat of his breeches, and he hung there
until rescued "Alrs well that ends
well"
A neighbOr lost sixty-nine out Of sew
enty India Runner ducks and did not
notice the beef scrap was moldy until
after the funeral Since the rise in
meat prices beef scrap has been drop
ping in quality, and many fanciers have
dropped it altogether Fresh green cut
bone is better
Montgomery CPa) guinea hen laid
$50 eggs in $50 days, and ninety Of
these eggs were set and hatched ninety
guinea keets. That's going some.
Setting hens one after the other in
the same nest is certainly an expert
way to breed lice Burning the nest
material in the box kills them all quick.
"The pen is mightler than the
sword" but the pillow keeps the race
from starvation. The farmer should
be encouraged in his work for the
race; his vocation should have due
honor. and the public press especially
should promote his interests on which
our daily bread depends.
There is a standing offer Of $500 In
Pennsylvania TO the man who can pro
duce live passenger pigeon. II Is
claimed the last nesting place Of these
wild pigeons was in Michigan In 1878,
and in 1885 they disappeared forever.
Holland is a great duck egg center
and produces millions Of ducks. which
are fed on fish. which are so plentiful.
Duck eggs are put down In llmewater
in great vats Some houses have a
storage capacity for 100000 eggs.
The American Buzz Cochin club has
recently been organized. and its object
is to revive interest In this grand old
breed. which Is the foundation Of the
bun color in many varieties and was
thought TO be the ne plus ultra about
twenty-five years ago Let others
start boom for the Brahmas and
Langshans. so these grand, big breeds
may come back to their own.
The day old chick is gradually
knocking out the eggs for Matching
trade This certainly must be unpop-
ular with the fellow who sells old.
rotten or infertlle eggs that have been
doing the trade Let the seller Of day
old chicks sell sturdy chicks true to
name II he wishes to prosper.
Shade. green food and fresh water
should not be denied penned up stock.
especially In the torrid season. How
would you like to be hungry and
chained just so a table Of food was
out Of reachl Wouldn't that he tor
ture? Well. there's that flock I'm a
bare yard with a green field all about
them. but not a blade OF grass for
them TO eat. That's torture and cruel
ty to animals.
Complaint is heard on every side Of
the falling OF Of the Matching egg
trade. Much OF this is on account OF
the shipment OF millions Of live chicks
all over the country from the great
hatcheries. and many with ordinary
incubator capacity are selling chicks
also.
A -
V. No .NsN~Wk.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1912-10-26
HOW TO LAUNDER
SOiLED cORSETS.

Wash your own corsets at
home when soiled. II there are
heavy steels at the side take
these out and then soak the cor
set, cord and all, In a thick suds
for several hours. Take out the
cord and put each half Of the
corset against the scrubbng
board and scrub 1t with brush
and very strong Suds.
II the dirt clings az edges or
the corset is badly stained with
perspiratlon nut little ammo
mia In the water. Scrub always
up and down the depth Of the
corset for the sidewise rubbing
will get IL out of shape.
Rinse II In ammoniuted water,
then blue it slightly and hang It
on the line by the bottom edge
Of the two halves. II II does not
come out milky white with the
one washing and drying. wet It
again and bleach II on the grass.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1912-10-26
HALLOWEEN FUN.
Kew to Arrange jolly Fortune Telling
Games For Oct. 81.

Fortune telling is always in favor
with the young people-and the Older
ones, too-and when one is not skilled
in reading palms or in telling fortunes
with cards the following plan furnishes
much amusement for a crowd:
One of the girls in the party is dress
ed as a witch and sits at table or in
a little mprovlsed hut in one corner
of the room. with her broomstick be-
side her Her black cat, to which she
appeals for help in telling the fortunes,
IS also there The fortunes consist of
questions and answers The witch has
a list of questions with ten answers for
each one When one of the party comes
to have his fortune told she asks him
these questions and bids him answer
with some number from l to 10; then
she consults her eat. or, in other
words. the paper in her lap. and reads
the answer opposite the number he
gives. The questions and answers may
be as original and varied as one likes.
and when all the guests are well known
some amusing answers may be prepar-
ed. One list. which answers both Sc
rious and humorous, is as follows:
What is your aim in life?
What quality do you most admire in
a manor girl?
What Is your disposition?
Where would you like to live?
What is your favorite name?
What do you most dislike?
What is to be the occupation Of your
life partner?
An amusing game is guessing profles.
These may be made by having each
guest sit for a moment in a darkened
room with light at one side throwing
the shadow of his face on a sheet. The
profiles may be traced off quickly by
holding a thin paper up to the sheet
and when every one has been taken
the profiles are cut out and numbered
and pinned up around the room. Each
guest is given a pencil and paper and
writes down the names OF all he can
guess. The guessing is not as easy as
one might imagine. and some laughable
mistakes are made. To the one who
has the most correct list of answers a
choice Of the profiles is given as a
souvenir
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1912-10-26
BLERIoT RETURNS TO FLYING
Appears in Light HydroaeropIane Of
His Own Design.

Paris, Oct Pan. Bleriot, the avia-
tor, who of late years has devoted all
his time to designing and manufactur
ing air machines, revisited the aerial
domain today in a hydroaeroplane of
his own design and built by himself.
The machine weighs 100 Kilograms
less than similar machines. Bleriot
few in the air and speeded over the
&5zuzn.cA
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1912-10-26
How to Prepar. Invalid Food.

In preparing food for an invalid I'M
derseason rather than overseason II.
as the patients taste is abnormal. and
he may not care for as much seasoning
as usual. More can be added II want
Cd but IL cannot be taken out II there
is too much. II is no doubt this matter
Of seasoning that is often responsible
for the failure Of the sick to enjoy
their food
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1912-10-26
The Middleman.

"The middleman is the one who
makes all the confusion in this ques-
ton Of supply and demand" said the
offhand economist
yes" replied the man with the dou-
BILE chin. But what are you going to
do about It? You can't possibly ignore
the waiter and do business directly
with the cook. Washington Star.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1912-10-26
For
HaIIOWe' en-!

The best night in the year for fun.
The only time when we can hob-nob
with hob-goblins, spooks and pump
kins and remain safe and sane.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1912-10-26
hoods
Sars aparilla

Cures all humors, catarrh and
rheumatism, relieves that tired
feeling, restores the appetite,
cures paleness, nervousness,
builds up the whole system.
Get it today in usual liquid form or
chocolated tablets called SarSatabS.