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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-01-29
Ninolab Wsarft NerbeHe-
rungsseieai6aft.
Diorgen a6eno 5abresneriammluus
uuo genmtenuabl.

Die obise 9srsinisuns. pslde srii
Dor Iieben Wondt.n eesriiRbst fpurbs,
abr ihpn nabs3u 200 WitgIi.o.r,
aufnahmsseTuhe Don 81 neuen uno
cine bibihe gdar 9ilans in Der
Ban. bot, miro morg.n 4benb In
ibr.m 5auptquartisr, Sad's 6olI..
go. 119 Glo.r Strnbe, ibre Sobress
ptrIammIung uno Bedmtentpabl abb
bolt.n. Die Stimm.Gitsn tperben bon
z biz 40 llbr often i.in anb .s fino
fir oi. Dabl bic uahftsbenoen Stpsi
1idets in's yelo gsItsut iporben:
RtguIdres Sit.t-Jiir prde
Iioent, WoItsr 8. SuBlsr; Uisspr1iis
bent, Rifolas 9i.bl; 2. DiNprdiis
bent, ]. :. Stein; 3. gbeprdfibent,
8srnnrb GG.rman; Se,r.tdr, abras
hdm 5risbman; Silfs Setrstir, Mls
bert 9usIsr; S6aBmsiitsr. Charles
Beutiel.
llnabbdnatges 5idet-prds
fIeent, Woltsr 8. 5ubl.r; 8isepr6iis
bent. gbarlss Fudenbuh; 2. 0issprGs
fioeni, Dm. q. birfdau.r; 8. @isss
prdiioent, 5rant 8uitlsp; Seiretar.
abrobam Jrisoman; 6ilfs Setretdr,
Sulius SuBler; Saasmsiiter, gborIss
geuttel.
Die Gsihdftsoerfammluns bssinnt
um 80 llbr uno es ioIlen In perfslbsn
cine an3abl lpihtige Jras,H bsiproe
den fptrbtn. ). y. Der llmbou unb bic
9eraroBsruns oss GinolupsWarttss
uno bic abba!tuns bes Woritss an
bem 0ormittas Der Wote, ausosz
nommen Gonntass uno ben gansen
Tag am Samitaa. Die GkiellfhaFt
III Der anfiht, oab Der Gourtitrab..
Martt gang sinaehen pirb unb min
b,sbaIb 3eitis ssnus bic 4siioiion Be-
einnsH. um ben JinoIap Wartt gum
srObien uno teisen Der Stuot su MAJ
den.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-01-29
Observation-Disclosures.

lSobn RuBbdum, q, 216 9rano 4ps
lSuianna gallauer, 20, 1850 Wlprtlc
2loeRue.
(6url 2abmsi.r, 26, 445 Weit Wc.
! Utiten 2loenus.
Gina 5augner, 20, AS Deit Wlcs
Wliten 2lpsnue.
(Sacob 9ouitanSsr, 43. 928 9eit Ctr.
Qinon glporbsao, So, 2307 goI.ruir
Ipenue.
(Gb.parb 5ranslin. p, 541 Charlotte
! Strabs.
5srsfa RaItoIb, Is, $50 gbarIDtt,
StraBe.
|Diqiam 9. Dilbe, "a, gsaepus, ap,
emma o. Sennnsfp, %, 370l Dat
lsp 4pe
}Ulinaro 20. aimbau, %, 2315 Dars
! Jam Mpenas.
t2oretta Waann, II, 3719 WarIatp
Ipenue.
I iRuoolp6 gernnt. q. California, 3.
lRutb 9aserman, is. 325 Baum Ctr.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-01-29
Weniblibes Gleno.
Z SdDluinbiid)tiger in iterbenbcm 3u'
itano aas elmer @lrtbidjaft
gebolt.

Der 48 Sabre olte S6ubma6sr
gbarlss 6anna, lpp6nt1ft i'm gtpnpus
reil 5oteI, puroe seitern Rahmittag l
llhr, i'm IeBten Stooium Der Shpinoz
iu6t, nah benz itdbtiIten 5oipital ges
braht uno ftarb cine b1lbe StunDe
nah Ieiner @inliefsrung. Der Coroner
nuros bena9rihtigt unD fteIte feit,
Ddb Der Ulann zines notiirlihen 5os
bes 9eitorber mar. 6anna mar Dor
einiger 3eit bem 3tpeigboipituL iiberz
pieien tporben, rpstgerte iih jebo4, in
Der anitalt gu bleiben uno purbe ent=
Iafen. Seitoem pFIs9te er in biQigen
5otels 81 iiberuatten unb bic Jaee
in Der gap oorIs Wirt6ibaft, on Der
3. apenue, nahe Spcomore Ctr, beiz
len 9eitBer iein 5reuno mar, gu per-
bringsn. Sein 3uitdno psrfhltmmerte
iid bon Sa8 3u Gag. 8eitern Ra6mits
tag bemertts Der 0irtb, oab 5nHnd.
pelher binter bem SFen 3uIammsngss
Iuntsn iaB, oem Sobe na6e mar. Gr
tena6ri6tigte bos ftGotiIte 5oipital
uHb tur3e 9eit ipdter traf Die Qutos
4mbulan3 Elm. Der Sterbenoe nuroe
troB ihpdher 9sgsntpsbr in bic Wdz
ihine gebobsn unb nah benz 5oIpitut
gebrdtt, no er, ME gsiogt, tur3e 3eit
fp0ter isinen 8eift auf9ob.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-01-29
Wertbnpne Jutuelen
Bon siusm mutbmaBlifsn Giubr.htr
in siusm gfanb!aosu i'm Std
gslahtn.

Die 9sbsimpoIi3iiten 9urt6ols unb
WseGueiten Tabnoen duf einsn Wanu,
peI6er Samitas Raamittag unter Gus
Bsrit psrod6tigen umitGnoen 3rpei
6anotaf6en nit sinem pel3montsl,,
elmer QlH3abI Rinas uno dnoeren
Samutiaaen, p gttngsn, iilbsrnsH
SzrpiettenrIngen etc, in Qepi'5
pfunoIaeen, an Central, naR 6. Qpe.,
i'm Slide Iieb. 3srWunn bate iih be-
reits am 0ormittag in osm 2aosu sinz
8sitellt uno psrihieoene S6mudia6sn
pertauft. Gr tbetIte benz gfdnolsiber
nit, bdB er nod cine Msnae anoersr
Shmutfatsn uno WsrtEqeaeHitdnoe
babe uno oieisLbsu am Radmittdg
briHgen peroe. Gspi, tpeItsr bic Sadie
Derodhtig portam, bsuahrihtiaie bic
Bolissi uuo bic 9etsttios gurtboIs
uHo UltQusiten puroen nit Der Be-
Dahung oss gaotns beduftraat. 8es
gen 2 lbr ftslte Der Wlaun fiG) nit
3pei 6QHotaiasn in benz 2dbeu siu,
idOpfte ieooh pI0slih 9srbadt uno
LIEF untsr 3uriidlaiiun9 Der 5anbtas
iten oapon. Qepi rannte auf bic
StraBe uHo Dab Den Tststtips bas
osrabrebsts Signal, isooh nor Der
WoHn mittierneile ipurlo5 perI6puns
ben. Die BON ibm i'm Stite qelafIensn
SadsH, peIhe eineu bohsn Wertb re-
prdisntirsr, iino na6 QnIiht Der 90
li3et aus einsm dnoersu YfanoIeibqes
iddft geito6IsH pproeu.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-01-29
4eutouia W Wdnnerd1or.
Tie geitrige Safresperiammlnns nmo
geamteH.S Saitallirnus.

N. Ritsli.bsr b,s Obiseu g.rtins,
ottios iorpobl Die aud paiiips nit
ibren Dameu, bat.sn ii6 aeftern in
biiHt<r 4n3ahl i'm Souptcuartisr
In Der arbeii.rballe .ins.funosn, um
Der Jabresoerfammlung uno geams
ten Snitalirung beisupobnsn. Den
Dpriib fiihrte Der ausitsioenbe priz
iibent Ssrr Sobn Gnnsbrod, p1brsno
Der lansidbrias Sstr,t1r Serr sSriB
5i.ooermanu. ber gum prdiibentel
aufgeriidt III. gum kitten WaI. f.in.s
bisberioen Nmies puItete.
Jn Der GeihditspsrIammluua purz
be sund5it Der Beriht bes ssinanss
Setretdrs, Der nit benz bes Sdas>
meiiters Horl Shoneboum iibereinz
ftimmie, perl.ien unb srsab. bag bic
Ginuabmen bes ksten Jabres mrt
aanenbeftanb $724.54, bic aasgaben
uber $455.9O betrasen bab.n, 70 bob
Der Vsrein nod iiber bos bubble
SummGen BON $26S.64 p<rfiiasn
fam. Di, 5err.n 3. W. Detie, r.
Wronpelmeitr unb 6. aienier. bic ais
RsDiiions Ausihub eruannt tporberl
iparen, terihteten. bnB iie fih ibrer
aufsobt entlebist unb oas 8iiGkr ug5
gelese Der 9eomien in better Orb
nune befunoen b6tien.
es ipurbt btiHloHeu. bic 1yeitIihz
teiitu oes ShbfelIon< Gdngsr6)ors am
3. Gsbruar b. !. in Der Central Yurns
bale uno Ses GnnnoHrnntr llnierit.
Dereins Ro. ! am 10. sSebruor b. Z.
in Der 4rb<iterbalIe in eorpore- 5u
befufen. p6brtnb bi. WitaIisbsr ers
flnt ipurben, I'D, on btHisnisen bes
Ghspdbf6en llnterit. Usreins uno
nsr RbeinIdnber garnepoIs geitns
ihoft. bic am 10. reip. 20. 5ebruor b.
]. in Der Central 1urnbdIIe itattiins
ben. 10 sobIreit rpis mOsli4 gu bethel
iisen.
Der ousf6eibenbe prdfibent 6err
Jobn gnnebrod fiibrse baroufbin bi.
nahftebtnben nsuen 1edHxn In ibre
Memier elm:
prdfiosni: Grit sylebbtrmann.
Ui3epr6fibent: QorI Jo9annfen.
prot. t.sGefr.: pbilipp Ribbinaer.
syiHnns G<fretGr: 6einrit Dilae.
Shotmeiiier: GorI Gn0neboum.
1. Dirisent: prof. CD. @trubel.
2. Dirieent: Greb. Deihnnnnn.
1rufsess: 6srnnnn RobIins, 1reb.
20. Det!e. Chris. aitnisr.
1. Dobnenirdser: Huri JobdnnIsm
2. 6ahnentrdeer: pauI 8aGoip.
3. 6obntHtrdeer: adrl Nibbinqer.
4. 0ibliotbefor: Jc1n Rnnt.
2. &ibliotbtsos: 2arI Ribbinoer,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-01-29

Wfit Ginihlub ks 5Guptlines
O'Dup bdtten big seitsrn 13 Der Wtts
glieosr bes Gineinnotier alubs ibre
untsrssidneien aontratte fir 1912
einesianbt. Die .Reos", tpelhe oas
burG ibre gsreitnilliateit i'm alub au
DsrbIeiben unb ibrs 8efrieoisuug nit
ben ibnen offerirten Sal1ren"tunoo.s
aebsr baben, iino: sbie Gt3teuberer
9eor9e =. Suess, Bert 5umpbries,
g. :. Sfinner, 8. 8. Willidms. ssers
ninanb 80. Shupp uno Witrl Rsis,
Der Sanger Wsits Rurp1p, Die 8oi.n-
bitter Hafoel &. 2llmeiba unb Qrthur
pbelon unb Der Shtpdrmer armanoo
Warians. Die unter3eihnsten Ron.
trntte Der nnbersn .Rebs" perben in
ben ndhiten 9dgsn bier eripartst, mo-
NIT Der tpihtigIie Ikil Der 8orbereis
tung fir nG6ite Sdiion erkbiat fein
tutro. Die stu3igen SpisIer, benen bon
Der alubperpaItung nod teine aonz
tratts 3ugeianbt purben, limb ShpGrs
mer Utittsu, gdfsnbiit.r 6obIibea
unb Jdnatr WcQedu, bic in gincins
natl anfGbig Iinb, uno otnen In bief.r
Do9e. nah Riidtsbr bss 6duptIings
S'Dap aus Gbicago, Gelsgsnbeit g.s
se6sn iperosn pirb. iid fir Die toms
msno. SaiIon burh Qamensunters
fhrifi 5u oerpflitten. prGiieent Qu.
quit Serrmann lit Der usber3engune.
edb tstHer Der 80 rsierpirt.n Spielsr
iid in oieiem Sabre botbeiniq srrpti.
ZEN b q. in ben Qusitano trsten ipiro.
Die obiae Gift. bon Sdlsubtrsrn
seist, oab bic .R.bs" in b.m btoor,
itebenoen Sompfe mdftige 8ertreiung
am 9efhiB baben tptrhn. George
Suges, unTer ptsmisr sShlsubsrer in
letter Saiion, fdgts in isinsm 8es
aleitihreibsn, oab sr iih idon iest IN
teitmoelider Sorm befinbtt unS ii6ers
seust ooooH iei, in bisi.m Sabre bsfs
Iere Qsiituns.u, nls is 5upcr, liefern gu
tonusu. Sn bsmi.lkn Sinne iprehen
iih isin. aotlsssn 6umpbriss uno
iSromme aus. 2lQs iinb beee;Itsrt iber
bic NusFht.n bes atubs untsr Der
QsituHg oes n.uen 5duptIinas O'Tup.
prdiient 5<rrmann itottsts seit.rn
in 9eslsitung D,s arfFtesteu 6urrr
5ute benz 8aaparte an WeitsrnQpeuue
einsn geiut ab, Der su ieiner srob.u
gsfrisbieuns iiber Die Jortf6ritte in
Der arbeit ausfisl.
6err 5rant Bancroft, Der 5slie6ts
9tI61ftsfiibrer Der -R.os". mus tp.
gen ittpsr,r Grtdltans 5aus unb g.tt
bitten.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-01-29
Gsaanoig.

Ben Sspalo. Der Jubrmann Der
Gasseisui4aft. ipelher, ME bsrihtst,
am Greitas unter benz U.roahts. feline
Nrbeitgeber fen sabren ipitsmatiih
um sIsttriide sidtbirnsn bsitobIsn gu
babsn, perbnFtst tpurbe, Iegts gez
fern sin 9sitdnonib ob unb CAB
ben geiommtipsrtb feinsr 9sute
auf circa $500 an. Gr nurne uns
ter bic 4niloss oes Diebisabls sefiellt.
Geoen nm. aouI ipel4er BEN Ss>
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-01-29

Sm SABRE 1911 tpurbtn an Der aIs
ten ShuIo $1800.00 abeetraasn.
Rah 9erleiung BEG 8srihts tpuree
in 4nreguna eebraht, has fiIbern. su.
bildum beg Dereins in piiroissr Deiie
gu beseb.u unb follsn bic einleitsneen
Striiie in elmer ipGt.rsn @eridmms
lung porsenommen tpsroen. GbsnIo
fpurot beihIofen. benz Jrauenperein
Der Dereinisung, ben Shtptitsrn bes
5oipiials ,bem aer3tsitab. tem Supe.
rintenoenten. ben 5rtunbsn unb Dons
nern Der Sd6e. Der otutfhen pr.iis,
ioipie ben 2beilnebmsrn an Der isits
periommluna ben 9ant Der Dertini.
guns aussufprenen, iporauf Iih oi.
DerfammluHs uni.r benz BON Batter
U. .. Rhincp gtiprohenen Sesen
uufl0fte.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-01-29
HeiGbrlid,es g,riebeu.

Ter 2G sSahre alfe arbeiter Gbds.
Morlein Don geo. 1877 @eit Glifto.,
apenne uolite seitern Jsndu Galtor0i
eintebmen perarifi iid aber in Der
Sunfelbeit un0 er1piitte cine ssIafd)e,
ipeld)e aarbolidlre entbieIt. Gum
isliid entbedte er ieiRen ,Srrtmnn, ebe
er eine nerIpdnarnBpolle DCfis oes
Oiites aejhIlldf batte. gr wuroe i'm
4sotroIipaaen go. 8 nnd oem lfdbti.
ibsn eoipital aebradt no es ii1 ber.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-01-29
Daie.SaH.

Dreis.hn aReSs" bis iebt fontrattlid
seiidert. Die untsrssi6netsn
aontratte Der anberen in bieier
Wcfe ertuortet. - Md6tige 9srs
tretung oes alubs am Geidiis. -
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-01-29

oiisiteilie, bab er iib 0hmobobie lu,o
GhIutb nrit Der asenoet Sdure
iftper perbrmnt bnfte. gr pirO nit
oe1n 2eben oaoonfonrnlen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-01-29

Gdmmtiihe 6erren bielten geeiss
rete 4nIprnden, tporauf cine semiitbs
Iide Jomilitnfeier foIste, bic erit fpat
am abenb ibr Gnbe erreihte.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-01-29

paIo bic seitobl,nen Sdhen abgsnomz
men baben ION, puroe bic Qntloge Der
6ehIerei erbobsn. Inter bsrisIben 4nz
tlage ipurbe nohtroslih Der 4lteiIsn=
hdnoler 4be pints. pon go. AIT Belts
Strobe, perbaftet. tpelher sbenfaSs
UleHinstbeile etc. BON GstpoIo getauft
hdben lou. Or bebauptst, niht eenubt
81 baben, bos bic Gahen aus 9iebs
itGhlen herriihrten.
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9
ae6. s. enPFe


&itttpe beg oeritorbeneu Gantbert SeemaH, i'm
llter Bon - Jdbreu Oa5 GeicheubeqaugntB
tnoet ftaE am WGittuOh, I'M llbr DloraeHs,
bonn Irauerbaufe, SO 2105 g3pUOburF glpe
ans, lUnruuf um $50 uBr in Der 5i 5SraHts
Ec SGlessstird2 ene aeulIteu1s 5obmefe ceies
grrt miro, po5n Gteauoe b5iIt6it etrseIabeu
iito.
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g,rIanet-mounIid.
Gin gleruleih.

3abmarSt: r0as, pas 8ebib tit Shs
lnen gu ttsuer2 2lbsr erldubeH Ste
nal, oas iit fpgor iebr pretspertb, po
Sie 10 tploHale .3dbne brau1ea - ois
reinen AIapiertaiten!"
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-01-29

in fciner 98obruHe, gio. 4003 gSeft Clifton sIhe
Ete Seer6iguHp fiuoet ituti am 2oHneIitag, pen
/. Tebrudr g}ntmtita15 um 2 ubr. BON
Irausrbdufe aus ruo5u 8erlpanate un0 Cveuupe
obue lUeIiere g}ct8 b5iIlfit eHgeiuoer 'iuo oou
29-3l Ten trnuerHosu 5iHterbtiebeueR.
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miliam {. 3mn.uhurt,

selicbfer Gate bon 9Sttb Jmmenbort, peb.
g.aefher 9ie g'eeroiqungs Eeier flnncf am
TeBtGG Sen so. SuruQr 1912 Rabmtldas 2
,lhr In Der stupeue oes Sprsus 9rcee iSrlcos
bots iiait $3.50
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-01-29
5tqr9 am senntaa, ben %. oanuar 1912, um


lcIiebte Iodhier pou g9n NH Giifdbetb @ufbcrs
leioe, geb. 28eber. Gds GeihenbegdnJnib ftnost
tafI ant wlittruah, unt 2 Hin 9ta9mttags. bonn
5tauarbmfe, ytu. 4440 Citation 9toenge 2giHtou
k!ace, aug. 5reuu5e itno b3fltd3ft etnGelaben.
90 ru5e po5I In ftiaem Sriebeu,
Gle uu'et 0er3 inn Sob lod, ltebt;
8enn adj, 3II ftIreQ Fiit tn gei.hteoer.
Ltef bat bic Irean1Hp uHs hetliiht.
1oh lag fe IN ocs s9DhiiCn Qlan:
o28Gs Soft tout, ba5 1T luo6Igetbon!"
29-31 Tie trauCrnSen Sinterfltebcner.
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SoSes.gnseisen.
= starD am 2s aanuar 1912 in sDssputer,
Arthnr prosbl,

I'M 90 Qebeusiabre. 5ie geeroieuuo Tiubst
idtt am gROntog, ocu 90 5nHuar, Ro6miiuaS
I'm ubr, BON Irauerbdufe auS $40 1873
Selta aoenue, no3u Berpanbte uno Srsuube
'iHgeIaoeH iiub.
27--29 lie transrHoeu SoiHterbIiebeneu.
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clarb am eorrtag ben 2s. Sanuur 1912,
Gocmttag5 I'M uHr ~ gdnuteii, in ictusr
Hobuung glD 11C0 &ates abe, infer tnHtglts
jsIle6icr SGtfe, 8aicr, SJbH, 5Cuoeg IND
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-01-29
GUITAR Shl,asl,

i'm aner bon - Io6rcn, u1orner aHo 70
Iapcr. Gie @ecroisuno inbet ftatt ant I2ttts
ipod', ben 81 SSuHuGr, GoHmtit1qs lim 2 u5r,
BON Erauerbaufe cus. no3u gSerranctc IND
Sreuroe obne peiters Goti3 b6fItd't einBeIaDer
itito BON
2g50 Teu traucruecn GiuterbficbeHen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-01-29
emil 6tr,oa,
ff1iIbrlm af1ebmtitr,

Eturb ON 5onutaQ, ben 2s Sanuar 1912,
.Tnrqeu5 nm ugr 30 mhnateu, uuier iHnlgits
OtithDter 3erffnFr
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-01-29
gatbarins Gtsmau,

am sonHtaa, ben rs. 3amar 1912, um
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-07-23
For VaIor.

she was decorated while abroad
"Ah. with the cross of the Legion
OF Honor"
NO; with the briekbat Of the mill.
taut sutfragettes"
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-07-23
Eame's Sure Foundation

No true and permanent Fame can
be founded except In labors which
promote the happiness Of mankind
Charles Sumner.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-07-23
LITTLE BROWN
HOUSE
By A. HOWARD GUNTER

Copyright. 1912. by Associated literary
Press)
The Greenville journal. [volume] (Greenville, Ohio) 1850-1918, 1912-07-04
ALMOST FRANTIC WITH ]
ITCHING ECZEMA

Eight years ago / got eczema au
over my hands. Ny fingers fairly blaG
and It itched until # almost drove NJ
frantic. The eruption began With
itching under the skin. It spread fa91
from between the fingers around tie
naila and all over the whole banda !
got a pair Of rubber gloves in order -
wash dishes. Then 1t spread all oVa8
the left side Of my chest A fine do0p
tor treated the trouble two weeks, but
did me no good. l cried night ana
day. Then / decided to try CuticuS1
Soap and Ointment but without mucA
hope as l had gone SO long. There
was a marked change the second day,
and 30 on until / was entirely cured
The Cuticura Soap we have always
kept In our home, and we decides
after that lesson that It is a cheaD
soap In price and the very best N
quality. Ny husband will use no oth0g
soap in his shaving mug" (signsdl
Mrs. G. A. Selby. Redonda Beach.
Cal, Jan. 15, 1911. Although CutieurA
Soap and Ointment are sold by drug
gists and dealers everywhere, a San
PIE Of each. with 32-page book, WIN
be mailed free on application 70
"Cuticura," Dept. L. Boston.
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are not as good for jelly making as
those picked after drying OF.
Wien canning pineapple try this
method: Slice the fruit or shred it
in the form desired, and cook it until
tender In clear water. Then use the
water with sugar to make a heavy
sirup to pour over the pineapple in the
cans. Seal and put away for win
ter.
A method OF canning which Is 80
good that every busy housewife should
at least try it, is this: Put the fruit
to be canned in the jars. have a thick,
rich sirup Of sugar and water with per-
haps some of the inferior or crushed
berries. though none OF them should
be spoiled. Pour This boiling hot sirup
over the fruit In the jars and submerge
them In boiler of boiling water. so
that four inches OF water covers the
tops of the cans. They should be
tightly sealed Cover the boiler with
an old carpet or rug and let stand for
twenty-four hours. then remove, see
that the tops are screwed tight, and
put away for the winter
Currants for Jelly making should
not be too ripe as the pectin is
changed to sugar and the jelly will
not jell The last few days Of June
and the first days Of July are consid-
cred the best time for currant jelly
making.
Currants and raspberries IN equal
parts make delicious jelly, the cur
rants supplying the pectin and tie
raspberry the favor.
Jelly should be drained slowly from
jelly bag hung and allowed to drip.
If the juice is squeezed out the jelly
will be thick and leathery in appear
ance.
To make jelly bag. fold two oppo-
site corners of a piece Of cotton or
wool flannel three-fourths Of yard
long. Sew up in the form Of cornu-
copia. with a rounding end.
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Falls to His Death.

Colpmbus.-In attempting to lower
himself by frail rope, made from
window cords and bed clothing, from
the third story Of the Columbus State
hospital, from which he sought to es-
cape, Charles M. Cobel fell and was
instantly killed. The rope broke.
Cobel, who was troublesome pa
tient, had been confined in a room
with window opening to the front
Of the building.
The body struck the coping at the
second floor and rebounded, falling
seven feet from the, building. The
mans head was crushed and his right
arm broken. A patient on the second
floor heard the body fall and notified
attendants. ,..
The dead man had been at the hos
pital only FIVE weeks. He lived at
North Fourth street, this city. His
wife, who is now living at 470 Colum-
bus street, procured his probation af-
ter he had threatened to kill her.
Cobel escaped from the hospital last
week and was located at the Home for
the Predetermined. a..
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Church Athlete Killed.

Elyria,-While catching for the
Church of Christ team of the Church
league of Elyria, Hugh McGill, II, a
high school boy, was struck over the
heart by a fold tip and almost in
stantly killed. He fell to the ground,
but when taken into the Memorial
hospital, short distance away, was
declared dead. The game was with
the Baptist team and was called off
after the accident. The boy came
here about four years ago from Zion
City with his father, who is an expert
lacemaker employed at the American
Lace Co. plant.
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DIET FOR RHEUMATISM.

Rheumatism Is one Of the diseases
which is especially Influenced by diet.
In acute cases a fluid diet of gruels,
vegetable soups and all forms Of milk
are used.
Alcohol Is especially tabooed, drinks
of lemonade without sugar, buttermilk
and fruit drinks are permissible. Sac
charm supplies the place of sugar
when needed without any OF its harm
full effects.
Gout is apt to follow an attack OF
rheumatism because Of the large &C
cumulation Of uric acid in the system.
Whenever it is found in the system,
even in small quantities, special at
tention should be paid to the diet.
One wise old proverb to follow is to
"eat less, work more. worry less, walk
more"
Only Just food enough to sustain the
body should be eaten. Eating too
much is very harmful. Three slender
meals a day. with nothing between
meals, are sufficient.
Alcoholic drinks as well as sweets
and sugar should be avoided even In
mild cases Of the trouble.
Oysters may be served in this diet
provided the hard muscle Is removed.
Milk seasoned with the oyster liquor,
when one tires of milk, makes desir-
able change.
Junket, or whey, is borne by the
most delicate stomachs. Sweeten a
quart CT milk with saccharin. add a
tablespoonful Of rennet or tablet dis
solved in a tablespoonful Of water, a
tablespoonful Of lemon Juice; let stand
until thick, chill and serve. Do not
shake, as the whey will separate from
the cur1. The whey may be poured
off and used as a drink and the cuFd
giver as a food.
If milk causes gastric disturbances,
may be peptonized. In a quart can
put FIVE grains of the extract of pam
creatin, pinch OF baking soda and q
gill Of water; shake and add a pint OF
milk. Put into a warm place for an
hour. When slightly bitter in taste
and a e. .yish yellow in color, scald or
)ut Oh ice to prevent further digestion.
This milk will be easily assimilated,
as it is predigested.
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Nav Run to Industrial Home.

If plans formulated by. L. P. Stew
ems, receiver for the Columbus, Ur-
bana G. Western Electric Railway Co.
are sanctioned by the Common Pleas
court, the road will be extended to
Dublin and thence to the Girls Indus
trial home near Delaware. The roads
present terminus, in its incompleted
condition, Is at Fishinger's bridge.
Mr.. Stevens plan to raise money for
the extension is to issue $2S6,0O0 re-
ceiver's certificates, to be made first
lien on all the property.
The legislature in May, 1911, pro-
vided for an appropriation Of $4,000
to aid in connecting the Girls Indus
trial home by an electric railroad and
this money will be sought If the court
sanctions the plan for extension.
The total distance of the proposed
extension is Ill miles.