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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-04-04

ueberrafhenoer Dsife bat
pas ungariIte Winilterium nidt su
benz Rittsl ssgriffen. bas am seeisnet
ften pGrs, ben Wioerit itano Der IRA.
enaren 3u iiberlpineeu uno bas tit baS
duaemsine Stimmreht. Cine iolh.
9prlaee lit hem ung1riIhen Bolt!
ihon ldngit peripro6en tporeen. aber
bic Regieruns bat es niht fir Stpsd-
mdBig srahtet, ihr Wort gu balten
Der Gruno III ipobl niht Ihnieris gu
entosden. Die ungariShen MiniIter
siebsn bic Qrtftptraten Dem @oIte Dor
uno lpollsn oieie niht aus Der 6err=
ifaft in Der Sammer pertreiben. Gine
8oItsregisrune tpiiroe cbne 3tpeiFeI
beRsrs gerhaltutHs Ihaffsn, oa mir
oem un9driihsn @olte ben Sharfiinn
sutrduen, oas Spiel, ipslhss Die Wuqs
naten nit ibm treiben, 81 burhihaueu.
Die Iriitptraten tDnnsn bas 9plt niht
in benz Wabs unter Der Snute balten,
rpie ss in ibrsm Wunide Iieat, bis lie
oas unooril6e Parliament dbiplut unz
abbGngia bonn 90nig eeitelIt hab.u.
Ius oieiem 9runbe brauhsn iie bic
Sesresperpilligureen aIs Mittel, nm
3ugeitdnbntFe. nidt fir bas @clt.
fonbern fir Iit su srlaneen, perosteu
absr ois's MbTtt nit ma1bariider
Waste. Sic ersdblen benz @plte, pab
fis fir bic 5rsibeit llngarns tdnpfen.
aber bds 0olt tdnn BON eie'.r Sreiz
belt nitts merfen; es bepbuhtet bIos.
oaS Die 8ooenz unb Iinuns=ari'tptras
tie nit isoem Sage mGhtigsr tpirb un>
bos goIt beftdnoig mebr gu 8oben
bridt. Wtit o(Issnsinsm Stimmreht
tpdre bic 6errihaft bieTer Iri'totruten
su Gnbe. Die @ertrster Der breitsn
@oltsmaFen piiroeu iih tpenissr I'm
ben Wugndrismus unb mshr um ous
8oltsipohl betiimmsrn. Das rpiirot
aber ben abIihtcn bes Winiit.riums
lpiberIprshen. @absr a9u.n, nod
Gponii uno mi. oi. Miiniiter olIs bel.
zen, iinb 8pltsmdrnsr. Sbr SbedI III
bic uriitptratiIhe RegisrurJ, Despegsn
pouen iie audi niht fih pss einsig
fpirt'unen Wtit.;ts bebienen. tpelhes
BEN Spiit 3ipiihsn parlament uuo
MiEiiter:ulr elm Gnee bereiten tpiirbe.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-04-04
Wesen WsoroaugriHs
Nnrbe seitern Games nsles psa 0es
Noines, Sa., perbaffet.

4uf 0erdnIaFuns Der Deb1rbtn BON
Des Woines. Sa., ipuroe seftern unter
Der antlaae bes Morboneriffs bier Der
gii.Hnrbtiier James yclep, a!ios
Samss S'RsilI, perbaf.et. 1oisp, Der
fid) bier C'geiQ nonnie. mar felt Idn@
eerer 3sit bier anfdiIis uno bat fi4
ouh Dor aurSem bier perbeiratbet.
Ssim @erbdftuns erfolste ourh bic
9etettips glfius unb Qnonenbouer.
ais er iid auF benz Bauplab bes ntuen
5nfpitnls, ON beHen 8du er xf4dftist
eetpeisn, bas ibm 5utommenbe gelb
abholen tpoIlts. benn Gclep battle Wtnb
bnpon betommen, oob bic poliJei ibm
duf ben sferIen mar unb nolIte fi& aus
bersnobin fliibten. ola feline 0erbafz
tuns erfclete.
Seintr grsl1rung non bat er Dor
einissr 3sii in Dts Woines pdbrenb
sefuifsr arki!eripirren sinen Wonn
i'm auitrase einsr getpsrifhaft nisz
oeratihlaesn unb mar bdraubin psrs
hofte. uno un!er bobe Wirgfhoft ees
fielt .porben. Wie er bebaup!et, !purr
be ihr, pon 9epertihofisfiibrern Der
Raib eesebeu. feline 8iirafhaft TIM
Stih su IaF.n unb er erhielt bunu eins
auf ben Romen S'Rein Iouienbs Gez
tpertidafisiarte. ouf Drunb ipeIher sr
bier am Rsubnu bes ftdbtifGen 6ofpis
tails arbeii fano.
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Gin paraoieiiider Sle6 inn
2engo-U Uebiet.

Eas n.ue pielsefdmdbte oeuiih.
aonsosebist beiiEt cine Reibe bon IN.
iisbIunsen, beren @eriuft ben Jron3o.
len isbr fhmtr5lih ift, unb bic erfts
eiel!e nimmt unier tbnen Der poiien
Rola ein, Der Elm .rirtlih parubieTlh.s
Eiud grne bnriteIf. Ginen 6pmnus
onf eiden ih0Hiten Jlsd bes Gonsos
gsbistes nno susleih Elm aIageiisb
iiber feinen DtrInit itimmt elm lanss
idhrissr aniienier in sinem Hrisfe cn,
ben ,r an bie fran30iiffs 3sitihrlfi
y5uuitrefion" riftet: .Wenn pdhs
r.no Der Gahrt in Der Dampfihaluppe
oeer bem Boot ben Gonen binnuf Ht.
ANTE cber aaufleute an einem fnfi iras
ner iirablenb 6eiteren 0imnisl bic
reihbapalbets pnrnmibe bes AffeHgs.
birgts iid abssthaen febeH. eonn Dsr.
1tffn iis rnfH ale Wi1en. BE lie auf
her lnnssn mcnotonen Wa6frreife BON
llene bis Hola barMsema4t bdbsn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-04-04
Oebursem.

albert unb Worsarst Dodsp, 1924
Burnt 4Dsnue: andbs.
GliHorD uno SteIIo Gtssner, 1924
eoftern 4Denue; Wldbhen.
georss uns Winnie Wiuer, Winion
place; WiGbhen.
alopfius unb sglorenee 2ameier.
1712 Stnts apenue; anobe.
Geo unb Warn Gris, 1910 Gtase
apenue; Wdbhen.
Jrso. unb Gopbio 9einsds, 1452
Stois 4oenue; 9nobe. y
Winiam uno peorI Ghuiier, 1431
State Apenue; Mabfen.
Sobn uno Warsoret Niders, 615
ReaDe Girabe; Ndb4en.
Joispb uno Hniberiue Wanerbing.
s31 Yont StraB.; anabe.
alber. unb Marp Doniomp, 1897
JresHlon auenue; Rnnbe.
Geo. unb MotbiIbo 6sIferin, 834
Charlotte Sirabe; andbe.
Eoparb unb 4nnn 5hensel, 3O27
Golsrain 4penus; Rndbs.
Dho unb GIifabetb Raeisr. 1927
Golerain 4penus; 9Hcbe.
peter uno alice 6etieri&, Gprina
grope apenue; Rnobe.
Ben. unb Asnss Dersos, Bates
anenus; Wdb6en.
Wefton unb Warp QutaidpelIi,
508 Wefi 6. Aptnue; Rndb<.
0torse uHo Carrie 6ukr, 1858
Qietor Sirabs; WdDGen.
Gbriit aHo gmm0 STIRLING. 131
Gnss Strobe; anabe.
Gas. unb 5oispbine ainislId, 1885
Sones 5trabs; 3Dininse, Anobs anb
Wabden.
Abt unb Warp Gahs, 500 Weis
Court StraBs; annbe.
WiAdsl unb ghrifin. RiQer, 6317
Eitipdrt ploce; Wdb&en.
5reberid unb Cora gDebet, 632o
Moin Strube. TsabifonDifs; Nnate.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-04-04
ia, in @ieu :!
Bon 2uopis gausrz Disn

Gs niiBt nitts, man mub IS INNER
pieber ioesn, 70 oft man fid Der lie
ben Gtabt Ihdmt. llno man 'hdmi
ii6 ihrer. pie man einmal biuousees
eang.n if in bic Wslt. Die 6sim.,b,
bat iiets etnos Observation-Disclosures.
li6es. gsf6slit) bemer,t man ou.s
6ilfiple. RItft1nbipe, idmm.r!it BRO
pinsl.rifts Der Gtnbt. Sotanss man
in ibr fsir 2sbsn ablsbte, mar man
blinb; Do brauksn tpuroe man feheno.
9as bouert freilit nift lanas. baln
tft man nieber brinnen in Der 0stpohns
belt, i'm gtlenbrian. nimmt alies fir
ielbfrc>ritdnblif, mas oas 1.hoeen
binbert. 9esbolb mub man ben Ser.
ger Der erften 5aae nuBen uub 5ornio
oeaen alle bic abffeuliden minsiasei-
Ten rebelIlren, bic in itrer unnng.nshs
men Gefamu,theit bod benMitner 4lIs
tag dusmnhen. Die Gntriiftuno bari
niht ousruuhen. Wlit Gpotten, ,Rauns
gen. Ghimpfen III lpenis astbun. ae.
Dib; aber pie iolite Der GinseIne fif
font klfen2 Gs spiosritete elm jeber
mad ieinsn ardften, une mir ndren
enblif peiter, tdmen tpoh gar aus
btm oetpobrtsn Surlpf. Gumpf
10 pfleet mar iouft bic 6srrihaft sis
ner unbeliebten Partei tei uns All neas
men. Qber Der ipabre Gumpf iit pies
letbargiffe Dieusrthum. oas fih
burhaus ni6t ins meltitGbtifde ents
fpideln tam. llno bnrin beitsH auaenr
blidllf bas Gebensproblem bieier
Stabt: Mie lam lie suropGifn tpers
ben unb bod Wien bleiben, ibre Idffis
ge, tpeide, fhldmperts Mnmutb bepab>
rem unb oennoh BON Der GnttpidIung
niht iiberrannt tpsrben2
Dsnn natiirlih bot bie Gnt.pidlung
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SSnouitrie Sssapiere.

Die 1batia6e, baB Der Stahls5ruit
cine ntus 8Onossgmii'ion Don 20
mtllipneu Dollars psranitoltet bot,
lsntt bic 4ufmertiamte;t oaruuf bin,
bab ems Der qr0Bten llsbel oss Sruit'
peIsns bic 8srlhulpung Der erobeH
inoipioueueu getriebs. tpsiter beftebt.
@enn auh Die pom Stabltruit psruns
italtste GmiNion eiunanbsfrsi iein
mag, 10 1T bod oas Reht, fpei6es bi.fe
8nrporution ausiibt, aud dneeren
riht perfast. Su bisIer DeiIs Tam es
ith ereienen, baB tnieoer eine attiens
goLlbeit Iber ods 2anb bereinbrtht
uno abermdls nit einsm &ruh snbet.
Gs feblt iogar niht an Sa6psrftGrbis
gen, tpeIhe bic ba.9;;st Iiebertsbr eis
ner ioIheE MaHie in Iidtrs Gusiiht
iteIlsn, Tobalb bic 9sitGfts iih tpisber
teben Inb benz Pubiitum in grobertm
Mabe 9elosr our 8erfiiguna itshen,
ais jsst. Daeeeen Iouts bod Iofortigs
gOrtebrung sstrofFsn psrben. inoem
auf Der StelIs Elm 8eiss paIirt fpirb,
bag Die GmiNton ppn SbIigotionsn
Seitens aorporatipnen, bic nit m.br
aIs elmer MiIion DoGdrs fapitalifirt
iinb, uuter bunossbeborhIi6e auFfitt
iteat.
Der Ginpanp, bab cine folts Wdb.
regel nidt CUR ausmsrsunq aller NIT
benz gruftipitsm oertnipFtsn llsbels
itdn0e fiibren fpiirss. ift iupbl 3utrsfs
feno, aber auf Der unbersn Seit. 1T
unbeitreitbar, bub bic untontroIirts
ausedbs bon Shulbitsinen in sJorm
BON 8onbs pber attien oans befonber.
Gefahrsn fir bic 9eiammtbeit bepirtt.
Die 8sobohtungen BON 1896 Bis 1907
ertbeilenbieriiber r.ihlihsn auffhlub.
anes 8eIb, rpslhes oos 8pI. iih pdb=
-enb iener 3eit eriports,, pb.r gum
Winoeften sin beoeutenosr 9kil bi.fts
9sIbes, flcB Den srobeu inbuftrisllen
aorporatipnsn gu. 9ieIe Wliqidrben
'inb haburb o.rloren eegangen unb
pisis WtilIiarben lisoen feii. Won
ipartst ouf .inen Mufihpuna Der Bts
f6afts, nm bisfe popi.rs ilIFis mo.
den gu tonneH. DisIe 6offnuneen
moaen iid gum 9beit srfiiuen, cber
psitere 8erluits tperben nidt ausblsis
ben. Cine iolhs 8erseupuna Der na.
tiDnalen MittsI iolts bod nt6t mehr
gebulDet fperbsR.
Riht minber trnt in jener periobe
Der S6aoen herpor, ben eSnsuTtrie.
6anbel unb 2anbtpirthfhoft erlitten.
die geftlegune oes G.Ibes in ben ga
ptsren Der arobsu Sorporationen,
ebenfo bic fpilbs Spstulation. bic o1rin
betrieben tpurbs. huttsn CUR 5olqe, bos
oiefe brei tpihtiaftsn Jattoren beg nas
tionalen 6ebeihens esgsn bohsH 3insz
fub unb hdlfia aud eeeen gelotnapps
belt on5usdmpisu hatten. giner folbsn
8efabr foltsn iis niht tpieber uusaes
ieSt iein, absr iie fpirb niht aasbleiz
ben ,tueHn bem 8rpbtdpital bic 1abri.
tation BON @erthpapieren nid3i unters
fact pber fpenn Tie niht burf bunbes-
hshDrblihe aufiibt innerbalb aspiiisr
@renRn aebdlien tpirb.
Sflieblih tommt Der niht minoer
tpihtige l1mitnnb in Betroht, baf NIT
tpeiteren 9onbs@ nne Aftien- -gmiiYio=
nen Seitsns Der 5rufts bas Broblem,
Ipelhes biefelben bkten, p0iIio unlosz
bar fpirb. Bie bic Ginae jeBt li.gen,
lam man Is nls cine fsitftebenbe 16ats
Jade bsaei6nen. oub bie iebt fdon be-
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airAlid,es.

Worsen Dormittos um 10 llbr Isr.
pct 3ur Usier bss gboyfreitreS IN bes
Dritttn 1euifd. prot. 4i1G< an
gpn!nut nabt 8. Strots (pdhpr s.
6uefnsr) iJsfteottesDienii NIT absRs.
lrnblsftier itatt. Die Rtuioni;rmirtea
iptreen nit ibren Gliern. Mngtt6rissa
AnD breunben gum 1if@ 81 6errn
Igtbtn; auberoem finb 4lIt Dsdiom.
men. lpeldt an biefem 16se bas t.i.
Iige 4benbmohl empf0neen ipsdeu.
Uiir Cftrn wisb BE Airde sen einem
0cmmistee bes Gouutsof &u.btrtins
feftIi& eef@midt sperbsn. 0a Caern
nnbei ,pisberum Deaectitt6itnH nit
ek6mame5isisier fstt
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W5rber aeia6t.

Dif pcliSsi lpurbe asftern bopor
perifdnoigt. poB Der 1arbiee JsHl
Dtaruian, ber poyies Wons i'm bdufl
80. 423 Smith Etrnbe feline Satin
erfHob. IN 5nbidnnpclis psrbolteI
irorbtn III unb ard kreits Elm nm,
fonsnbsS Geft1nbnib obg<iegt bot.
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senb finb. Dns bebaupten Iosar bic
anbdnser Roofeoelts, tpeIhe ben Sies
Ga 5plettes in Horb Satota bamit
ertldren. bab cine sroBe ansabl De
motratsu fir ibn seItimmt boben.
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Waifden lEis fine ercke 1berfnise r.u bsibsn
Eaiferk nit tsnsm ksGtm ga6sg ron Ricren't
Wsiss,3uhsr. lies eiebf etH brirlidet 1<fgfr!
B Usnts. xoir4 III bier Mromas tesasltsni =.
4Ebbftren, rran0eH. 0ttroaen Mnb atocelaok
Jsaceu GEc ben 9spssx. {
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Rooieptlt tlaet iest BEN PrGIs

RooIspslt tIaet iest ben Prdils
benten often unb sntidisoen De,
Stdnopattsrsi an. Die 9erpeiie, aui
ipel6e er Iid itiist, iino niht iiber5eu'
geno. Sopsit IS bas 8pIt betrtfft
bat ss Dem prditoenten 81 tsinsr 3stt
ben @orpuri esmuat. oab sr Die aprs
ppratiOnen bsgiinItist. Dieter rtdtei
fid Bios esgen iein 9erbalten in gs:
aug ouf ben Sarif. Man bat es ibn1
libel permertt, baB er ben glort9s
9unnt 5arif nitt petirt bat.
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Der Siee millions in @iss
cpnTin entIpritt Der bisber 9ebegtsn
anIi6t, DaB fein anban9 bauptidh.
lid in ben tpeitIihen Gtaatsn gu fin
ben 1T. no RpoIepslt uRo Ga 5ols
lette iieseu, fallen audi Die Prtmdrs
pohlen gu Suniter BON MilIon aus.
8omit Iidert er iih pObI sine itarte
SteQuno in Der Nationat 8onpsns
tipn, aber feline 8raft tpirb niht aus
reihen, neil sr elmer 3peiorittels
Me6rheit beoQrf.
The Detroit times., 1912-11-16

| been in the smartest shops, seen the
newest fashions. and watched the
best and bewltchingest women ana
girls walk up Fifth-ave. May tell II
TO YOU as | see IL?
oh. it's so busy on Fiith-ave..
Madame Millionaire, just in from her
country house at Newport directs
lawn" TO stop at Sherrys for tea
or she alights at one OF those eAclu-
sive shops which sell only 10 The
moderately rich as favor. Mary
Garden. swathed in furs, French fash
ion. although il is still rather warm
is motoring to her boot makers, for
Notwithstanding Mary buys her
gowns in Paris she has all her shoes
made in New York, which makes the
shoes of the fashionable people al!
over the world.
That dainty creature over there IN
the white accordion skirt, taupe plush
hat and coat is Billie Burke, who is
just now said TO be- the best dressed
woman in New York. She is prob
ably going TO the Knickerboeker for
tea.
Most all the women OF tho sna art
set are too fat for the present fashion
and ii is qui-e the thing TO walk up
and down the avenue at least once a
day, but as they usually end at res
The Detroit times., 1912-11-16

significance Of autumn" Sunday, Nov.
"a, the program will be in charge of
Mrs. II. Y. McMulbn
80
The following pupils of the Detroit
Conservatory OF music gave the regu-
lar Wednesday afternoon concert:
Miss Florence burst, Miss Ida May,
Miss Helen Shaw. Miss Patrice Fish
er, pianists, and Miss Katherine Mil
Ter. soprano. Pupils from the conser-
vatory gave an enjoyable concert in
the Elks temple. Friday, for members
and friends of Star council. Royal Ar
canum. Miss Frieda Gagel, contralto;
Miss Kathleen Lovett. violiniste:
Miss Myrtle Miller, pianist, and Miss
Mildred Schaffer. reader. gave the
program. The junior class gave a
musicale, Saturday afternoon. Miriam
Wetzel, Lillian Wetzel Joseph A.
Meridian. Clyde varney. Mary Uridge,
Fred Hoye Clarence Mcdonald.
Gladys Hume. Mabel Colpean,- Clifford
FISCHER and Esther Gainsley, taking
part. The conservatory will present
Gilbert and Sullivans comic opera
Patience Thursday and Friday eve
nings, Dec. 1913, in the Knights OF
Columbus hall. the cast TO be as fol-
lows: Patience, Mrs. Leslie G.. Lam
born Bunthorne, Marshall Pease;
Grosvenor DR.. W. r. Alvord; Angela.
Miss Frieda Gagel; Saphir, Miss EN-
ma Lewis; Ella. Miss Katherine
Miller: Jane. Miss Elizabeth Bennett;
Colonel Caverley, A. j. Ferte; Major
Murgatroyd c. ]. Cooley; Duke OF
Dunstable, Orville Griffith. l.. l.. Rem
wick will direct the production.
The Flonzaley quartet. the second
attraction in the Philharmonic
course. will give concert, In the
church OF Our Father, Saturday
The Detroit times., 1912-11-16

taurants where they eat innumersble
French pasteries or toasted English
mullins with jam. while berloanias
their stoutness. they do not gain
much by their slow saunter along the
mile where everybody seems rich and
happy
The way the women carry them
selves looks most peculiar TO anyone
not following the vGgaries OF fashion.
IL is almost impossible TO describe the
droopy way in which four out OF tive
OF the women on the avenue walk.
Bend your knees slightly, making an
inward curve to your hips, then let
your shoulders settle as you delIber-
ately drag your feet. Now look at
yourself in the glass, and you will
get the idea. Do not attempt Il If you
are fat; it's too awful on the stout
woman
Drifting into the worlds greatest
jewelry store, the clerk told me that
the rich society woman does not buy
diamonds any more-they are too
common. Miss Newlyrich must have
string Of pearls or at least large
pearl ear-drops or a ring to let every
one know she is lit
| was at this shop when a woman
came in and bought a hundred tuou-
sand dollar pearl necklace as calmly
as | would buy pound OF cheese. "
The Detroit times., 1912-11-16
D Stylish NEW YORK.

took her only about 10 minutes TO buy
the pearls il had taken the man seven
years TO assemble Queen Victoria
made the wearing of pearls fashion
able; before she wore them they we're
thought TO bring tears TO their pos
SCISSORS.
Girls young and old who prom
enade the avenue, are wearing the
heavy, boxed. bulldog shoe, with low
square heel. IL is very ugly, especial'
ly with the tight skirts which show
no enlargement at the feet as yet
Only a woman who is sure OF her 20
sition in society would dare wear
such ugly shoes.
A sweet-faced chorus girl preceded
ME into the most wonderful jewolry
shop in the world. She was not well
dressed, and her buckled shoes were
worn down at the heels, but il was
easy to see that the man with her
had money They strolled over TO a
showcase which held three milton
dollars worth of jewels. There the
man bought thousand dollar sap
phire and diamond ring and az ulAe
girl took on her worn glove and put
IL on, she had triumphant smile on
her lips. Her story was told then
and there TO the looker-on. who won
dered IL the girl knew its end spelled
tragedy.
The Detroit times., 1912-11-16

ming, Nov. 10, in EAenezer Methodist
African church. Miss Hilda Luca. So
prano, and James NJ. Fortune, violin
ist, will assist. A number OF pupils
from the classes OF Miss Hansbury
will give concert in Ebenezer
church. Thursday evening, Nov. 81.
Both concerts are invitational
The Twentieth Century club will
give the first winters series OF Sun
day afternoon musical teas. Sunday
afternoon. in the Century building
The building will be opsn at $3.50
o'clock and the program will be given
az $3.50 O'Clock. The musicales are
free TO women and are especially de-
signed as a means OF entertainment
for employed women, who may bring
their men friends, IL desired. The
musical program Sunday will be given
Oy Miss Marie Won Essen. Mrs. Sam
uel c. Munford. Mrs. Helen Burr
Brand. Mrs. Benjamin F. Milford
Mrs. r. Nelson Higgins and Mrs.
Edwin 3. Sheriff.. The music will be
largely compositions suited to the
autumn season and Mrs. George John
ston. will give a brief talk on The
The Detroit times., 1912-11-16
"a RLLLIE RHRKE-

DI DILIlIE bChh Il.
The first word-When you neglect
your feet you are doing wrong to your
most faithful and loyal servants.
A couple OF friends came into my
dressing room the other day. One
whom ! had not seen in long time
was looking so unhappy and her face
seemed so drawn and worn that
simply had TO remark about II.
What's the matter, my dear" |
said; you look heartsick?" My other
friend, who is somewhat brusque in
her speech, answered: Its not her
heart that is giving her trouble, but
her feet.
We have just come from the CHR
opodist's and IL seems almost incred-
ible TO me that Mabel should bear
the pain and Inconvenience for the
length OF time necessary for her toe
nail TO have grown into her flesh 20
the extent IL had done. / never knew
she had so much patience"
The chiropodist seemed to think
that ! was not quite right in my
head" said the unhappy one. when
told her that for ten years | had
split the corners OF my toe nail with
a pen knife and torn the side out and
then cut the remainder OF the mai
very short twice every week
You don't seem 10 realize SIN,
ted me, that the nail was placed OF
The Detroit times., 1912-11-16
Society ~
Personal
Fashions
Cynthia Grey's Cores
pOndence

Dear Miss Grey: My hips are small
as compared TO my shoulders Gu
you tell me an exercise whereby the
VIII become larger?-AnXlous Jane 7.
A.. Walking. running. tennis or ap
outdoor game In which the muscles
OF the leg are brought into play. FRI
quehtiy. VIII increase the size OF tbs
hips. However / do not think va:
nccd feel bad because your shouldes
are little larger than your hips.
is much pretticr than TO have hips
great deal larger than your shoulder
Dear Miss Grey: CD Tell me howl
can take miidew out OF white law,
dress. - And how 10 clean whit
and yellow window shades which ar,
very much soiledo-A. B
A.: Cd Make thick paste OF table
salt and buttcrmilk and cover the
nildewed spot with &c. Lay In the
sun for "a day. renewing the paste at
tAY-epl- nf-fnnr- hon=s,--Lf- el4StInats,
repeat the next day Then wash In
clear water CD Bread crumbs. Full
ler's earth or an oiled cloth should
remove the dirt
Dear Miss Grey: CD After a letter
OF coincidence how long a time should
olapse before one calls on the be-
rcaved family and should mention
again he made OF the death or SYM
pathy expressed? cd Is IL consid-
cred bad form TO send a letter or con-
dolerce on anything but mourning pa
ca II any member Of the family
is close friead the call might be
made within 10 days. And then, nat
urally. tn mourned one and the be-
reaNed would be- discussed However
this Is very much matter Of cIrcum-
stance. Sometimes the bereaved cannot
Dear 10 discuss or refer TO the mat
ter IN any way. and AZ best IL takes
q great tact To breach the subject
II the family * not very close | think
II Is better merely to send the letter
, OF coincidence and then allow time foi
Things 10 adjust themselves more or
less ~ letter announcing death
is supposed to be sent on mourninS
paper \ letter OF coincidence may b.
written on ordinary writing paper. es.
pectally nowadays when mourning
black is looked upon by so many per
sons as needless
The Detroit times., 1912-11-16

evening. Nov %. The program will
offer MoZart's quartet in ID major,
Tschaikowsky's quartet in d major
and trio for two violins and cello.
by Leclair L'Aline The sale OF seats
to the general public, the number
limited TO 100. will open in Grin
nell's Thursday. Nov. 81. At the
same time seats will be placed on
sale for the recital OF Nine. Alma
Chuck. TO be given in the Light
Guard armory, Wednesday evening,
Nov. 26. as the third number in the
Philharmonic course: Nine Gluck,
who is one OF the favorite young
singers in the Metropolitan opera
house, is making grea. success con-
.certiZing this fall and her appear
ance in Detroit, may be looked for
ward TO as one OF the events of the
musical season.
-lR-the annual business meeting
and election OF officers of the Alumni
IF Detroit School Of Music, held Sat
urday. Nov. 9, In the Van Husan
building, the following officers were
chosen: President, Miss Anna Van
Buren,; treasurer, Miss Agnes VOL
fort; secretary, Miss Irene Kava-
naugh.
The public IS invited to attend the
American Guild Of Orgauists' service
to be held, Saturday morning, Nov.
%. in Temple Beth FL. DR.. Leo VI.
Franklin will give an address on
The music OF the synagogue" and
the choir will iende: the full Hebrew
ritual Members OF the Detroit
chapter Of the guild will play organ
numbers.
The Detroit times., 1912-11-16

Slgnor Giuseppe Bartolotta. celebra-
ted tenor OF this city. is TO be lead
ing solosist the FIRST meeting OF
the Windsor Literary and Scientific
society, In the auditorium OF the Vino
sor public library, next Friday
night. The signor is n prime favor.
lite in Windsor. always being enthusl
astically received. and he Is assured
of another pleasing reception on nls
next appearance. His accompanies
on this occasion will be Miss c. Que.
lette. of Windsor, talented young
musician.
Signor Bartolotta has scored a mum
Der OF triumphs lately, among then
being his weeks engagement at thu
Miles theater His services are now
in constant demand as a soloist. ano
in addition 20 his concert work, hl
has a large number Of pupils.