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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-11-11

Ginttnnati g. 8opemb.r 1912.
Die naAfstaeasea G~uotirunaea bs,ntsH
I'D MIR aaf eHsrss . f~rausattisxen. Bel
~ileiuereu ssi6aitsn u.rs.a stsas istsrs
@reiis sereSnet.
4rsttfsaeM.
Der Rarft mar ruhts, bic yyetfe Aetic.
e4aali. Yrina etsan $40. 75-l0.8 IS
(. .. b.
frssens.faGasa.s 6Getft. Narit
pillissr. ctsrt clear 5eites IL - l2he,
fbstt Aissenieiten ll1 - l2s, EXTRA fbsrt
dear esitsn l1A - f2s, eAultera liz
Il1.e, Ssaies l2s4 - 1915 lsfs uxs ke
mehr ssrsadt.
9aesn.-Yearft uiuiaer. ebert Hare Sci.
ten Is 1875, fnr3e Nipteafeitta I2A-
l3s. EXTRA hort eIear eeiisn 12A-l3s,
eAsIters l2A-l2he aas Bellies 18E-l4ks
lsie Nab re per 1fuRS msbr serpa6t.
Sugar Cured Hleiit. - Ndrtt III tetis.
AK r5;',.A 10, sr.as assi s ss.a's 20 e !" siI
eaultern IL - l21<. Nes Dsrt Sat SSgl.
terra l21s = 70, trs6sss 1sef e4istea
6atsebsxsItes 6Ietf4.-Msrfties.
eAiaien 14% - Is, yisnie SAultern
il--11Le, 1euies l6L-17Le, e6uItern
1l-114s Nes Jsrt (ut ohaltsrn l1h
-1lAe.
artfAss6Ieif4.-e4i l3L-13ke,
y,eRie eAulisrn l01-111t, e4ultern 10sA.
lily, fbsrt AiSSsnieiten 114-l1hs itori
Hare esitsa 11H-ll4s eEtra bort 0sitea
l14-1lHe. Settles 13L-l514s per Yfuns.
9tss GartA6 l0-13e.
Well unb o%etrets..
1tetI.-AeHss 0inter yateat s4.so-5.0o,
ninter Ganes A.66-4.7o, Mister 6&miIs
A.O0-.15, Grtra $8.7E-3.80, srsindres
$3.45-3.66. Garter Gs3e1 9atsxt $4.8o-
Sis, BE-. faneb $4.40-.S0be. GomiIh 500
-.25, msasenme5I, nsrenefIi4 aenii6tel
N.60-.70. reiHes Gits t4.7s-.46, semiid.
tee S4.50-.8O per Dbl.
3eiaes. - Narft aet;g. 10. 70.
thu Buster l04 - lO6f, -. . ~ IS :
l02e. 10. I rsttsr 80 - 92e Der Uxfbel
Neyfauft nafotn: I Gar We. 3 rst6er Mintcr
~ 1856, l Gar mad Strobe ~ COS asf ben
Settle.
1eIi4tsrR. Marft In rnbia unl
hftig. 10. : heiseS 62--68r, N. 3 pei5e,
6l1a-62e, Ms.4 peikss 69-61e, 10. : selbei
6l-62e, 10. 5 b. go - 6le. ~. 1 30. s,
-6Oe, Ne. . ssmii4tes 61-e2e, no. sss
eQ--6O1e 10. 4 b. 68-60s, nsttse M
hsHtsss 6l-e6S. silica b. 60 -S6e, oemif&te,
ba 63-e6s tsr 1aib<I. Ssstasi5 nasbsa
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EXTRA $4.S5-6.S0, Ganners ESQ - 3.75,
0tsders nub teeSerS S4.s0-6.75, Stodz
6sifers $4.35-4.75, Gtod. Rabe t3.25-4.O0.
8uHen.- Dei nur mdsiaer 3ufuhr ant
gutter @ahfraae mar Der Dtarft btute tart.
Racer. sns Iei4te ga. 75-4.50, BsIsena
"a. 5O--5.25, ertra 50. 15-525. fette Bul.n
So. oO-5.5 S Eeebers $4.25-4.75.
WiIhfxbe. Die 3ufubr par II
Der p.rsoHeuen ISOLDE muir mdbia. bic Tah.
iraqe Elm. aute uuo Der Martt mar itart.
ertra $75.00-80.00, CUTE bis auserlefene
$50. Oo-73.O0, orbindre bis CUTE SEQ. 90
800.
RdIb.r.-G Der Wartt mar beute hetig
bod itanben bic 8reiie un 25-50c Ib.r be.
nsn bon Der uorisen Wohe.
Orsimdre nab srsSe ~s3.50-9.50, fair bis
sate le;Ate $7.25-9.75 srtra $1,000.
aalbsr in ben ommiiisns.6dufern. -
aaRea 9Ae, prina bis an:srIeieas8k-9Ae,
srsinSre 5-8e.
Shpetne. - Die 3ufubr BON Sdpei.
u.u mar bsute srOb ano Die 8r.iie pareu
tetio.
Shn.re $7.8O-7.90, eat. bis aassrIei.u.
TerSadunas.unb Gleiia.rfsrten $7.s0-7.90.
s.miitte Bersa6unasierten 81. 70-7.80, or
sinare Bic ouserlefene ihn.r. fette 9du.
Sc. % - 6.85, srtrs $500 stass A.0(
Iethte Standardization $7.o0-7.40,
aert.l BON ITO yfuns uus Ssnis.r $3.50
100, medium bon 165 Rfuuo $7.45-7.65.
Shafe Rabe1nme r. $500 Der Wart
mar bsuts ihmad urb bic pr,iie etpas ME.
oriser ais su anfaus Der @ob..
SAafe. - ertra S3.75. sxt. Bis ans.
~.rIei.n. 1925 - $50, srsiudrs bis suts
81 .50-3.25, Nutteriaaie $500.
26mmer. - Grtra brahten 1915, gut,
BIS auserlsiene $6.25-6.65, erstaars BIZ
fair. a. 6O--6 liz
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-11-11
s G. Nurrag Co. i ssas;
3t6 Union Srna.@ ebanSe

ten i'm WaFer uno bauten aus Sdno
tletne 0dmme. unb pl0Blih fab er
8orptbea einen rai6en Sprung ina
Wafer MAIDEN, nit be6enDen 0dnDeH
grtff fte ndh einem tletnen 8inIel,
Dag in Der lInoen Str0mung berangC'
trteben fam. IS mar etn Gtno. nod
eben re4t3etttg 0 Dem grtrinten bes
pa6rt, aber es Deinte ntht uno Dar
aud ntht entTteut, Is fab nur iebt
]pertDunDert Drein.
Oorotbea f6Iug e8 in ben trodsnen
5eII ibres &let0es Elm. yQBir poqeu
i'm Der SHUTTER bringeu," fdgte tie
ito(3, unO nun fra9te Tie Die fpielenOeu
ainoer aus. Qber tetnes fannie ben
Rnabeu, Der in ibrem 4rm Iaate unD
nit ben 6dnDen nd4 t6rem 9dls oriff.
Sic mQAten Die RunDe 0 0aus az
9au5 in Dem fletnen TORT uno frag-
ten an jeoer 56lr. Mber niemauD bate
ba5 &inD geieben. Die 1rauen i6itts
telten ben 3opf uno la6ten freunblid,
uno i6lieBlt4 puren ie oQetn auf Der
Strabe. Dis er aber au66uute, ere
fannie er taum mebr bic 7FreunDin.
Wie in einem 8ilbe mar tie Don linn
geptden, lire 13iige tDoren DertIdrt 3I
benz .&naben 6erabgeb0gen, jeDe 6drte
mar aus ibnen geui6en, uno er Iagte
iih, baB es feline f60nere Jrou auf
grben geben t0nnte. Gr bate Die
6drpe mad ibr au8geitredt un0 petnte
DIR Slid. gtte bate er 9egloubt, DaB
eth 10 miIbss Qi6t in ibren 4ugen iet,
ejne 10 bemiitbige 5tngabe Doler
Selbitloiigteit uHO 8ertrauen.
8tttDr bate feline Gbrdneu ges
trotret uno beTann It6.S hm I6ten. uls
lei our6 oteien Sraum Elm Dtnter
ieires 6er3ens srobert, Der ith bisber
tbrer erpebrt bate. Mttt unenbIt6er
Deit6eit oohte er an iie, er ia6 ie
pIOBIth in etnem gang unOeren 2i6t,
ME iiher niemanD Dor i6m lie je gez
ieben bate.
Nber mar bies ni6t aQes Sruuma
y2ein, er fi4lte e8, lie mar es ielbit,
nur tporen Tim bic Mu8sn ge0Ffnet.
boB er bic SpFerfreuDt9teit, Die De-
mut6 unb Qiebestraft ertdnnt bate,
Die btnter ibrem Weien in 8erna6z
idifiqunq trauerte. @r peritouo NIT
einem M1al bag unredt, Das man thr
QnQet6an bate, inbem man btnter
ibrem bleNoenDen 9eiit Die Der3agte
SehnIu9t Iid bate perIteden lafIen.
8ittor lieB alien 8eihGften otefen
MorgeH ibrer 2auf. Gr beforgte touz
Ieno 9inge, Die ibm ermo8ltaen
tonnten, nod an glet6en GbenO Die
Stabt gu perlaFen. Damn noRm er
ben Meg gu 9orotbea. 4n Der
StrQBenede taufte er etnem &tnoe
einen 8lumenftrauB a6. faIt DGren Die
gbrGren nieoer uber i'm getDmmen.
Cine 9ierteItunbe ipdter ftano er por
ihr, uno e5 mar, ais trate inn oaS
Bib feine8 Sraumes ~entgegen, Gae
Sheu mar Don Inn geDthen. Das mar
feline 9prpthea, Die er Sabre lang ge=
iu6t bate.
8iftor reiite an bteiem abenD ntHt.
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G4msIa.-s10.7 2K-10.80 Der iQo pfo..
Slr Gso.mb.r s10.67H-10.S2k, amShlns
$40. M; fur DECEMBER 10.50-10.5b, an
64frb $1o.52k; fur San. s10.371-1o.46'
am Shlus 1880; fir Wat t1O.12R-
10. 17ha am shlus $10.l5.
Short Ntbs.Hfct tie u 2sfe $lo.lo
= 1866 per 100 Sfuas. Cir 5anual
SO. $685.. am Sdlab 1895; fir Wa'
So. 67H--9.72h, am S6lus s9.72R
3Rtter. ~ Nsrtt III ftettg. grsamerteS
28-32He, Daus 2s-S0e per $fans.
Gier. Wartt III fsft. 6rtiSs 70 -
26e Der Dxbeas.
ASfe. - Martt in Hetig. srean 1879
tic per $fans.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-11-11

ReHpsrt, 9. Iooem5er.

w.kI.- sufubr 80, 1874 8bts.. Berfanst
%, 1919 sbIs.-Der Nartt mar beute rubis.
eprins 8atent S4.50-4.80, Bint.r Strsisst
81. 5o-.60, Ginter .Bat.nts s.. 70-5.15.
esrina clears $4.25-4.50, @int.r Grtra,
70. l s4.1O-4.20, Rs. 2 Do. 4.00-4.10,
asnfas straisbts $4.15-.25.
N~ssaenmetI sar beute ru6i1. sair
bis sutes s3.75-3.9o, Hsie. bis James 1896
40.
euApet,.n eht mar rubig .n s2.0a
-2.05 per loo SfHns fair bis aut.s s.295
-s.15, nsiee bis fanea S.. oo--5.25.
Or aismebI if ft.tia. - 6etnes seiSes
xnb sslbei sl.55-l.70, grsbss $l.50--l.55,
Ailnsries $500.
Sxtpetaen nomineI. Nmtriesn 35t
unb 4anaeian 63e c. I. I. aeD BORT.
AsSssu in ruhie. r.. 9 2essru Csc
G. /. I. Sufals.
serte In f.tis. - Nslssrts 6o-T2s
t.it. SsFels.
1.itsm.-safssr 400, 400 Sx., S.rfanst
10, 1888 1u. Dtartt 1T Fef. As. . u.uer
rstter 1860 c. /. I. I'm Glepator snb 107t
7. 3D. f6ninmenA. 70. l Asrtsern Saluts
9731e I. 3D.. fasimmsns.
AeN4tsrn.- 8ufatr $500, Eerfsmbt
525 On. Nartt IN fttiq. Grpsrt NJ. 9
h6Lt i'm glesatsr uus s51e Z. .. b. ibmins
mens.
&afer.-sxfubr IS 425 sa.. g.rfsnst
lis, 1888 On. Nartt in fetis. etansars
ptis.r 89c auf BEN g.leife, re. . psiSer
s9e, 10. 8 3sHs, ITO. 4 88e.
fex in ruhi9. 3rima laos, 10. / 115e,
No. . l0se. 10. 3 Csc.
&sbFsn IN rubig.-Gtats srbin1r.r bis
Gsit. 1912, 1878; 1911, 14-18c; "a
etEs Seat srsinarss bis Dolce 1912, 19 -
24e, 1911 1926.
4dste hns aetiq. - Ssstral anerits
284e, Sossta 28-23e.
feber tn fea. S.n[sf 27-28e.
4srt il fetia. 6ariIs $23.o 10 24.00,
1880.
Sect i'll fef. santls s22.Oo- $500.
Rel t1s.ol-1s.oo. essf-ebiu.sn $500
81. so.
Sat Mests Hus rubis. s.so,.It. BEL.
tnxsl<-8Ac, b. sainitu lac.
6AasI1 in pili9. Nibble Met primA
81. 05-l1.15; Naffnirter taum ftetia. esati.
Rsnt sl1.8o, Q. u. $3.50, ssmssxns 8
-sAe.
fMs mar faum Hstia. srins gits ,u
63%e. GsnRtrs 500, Speciol TIE.
RU III wv DAN lcfeL'
Srima rsaes ~ 4.s4, Srtma 0snner
selbes $5.80-5.S7.
drstsum III ftstiJ.. RdfNntrtes
Ass Dart -. IS, tjilas.tpSta a1s D attlmsr.
%. IS, b. IN Duls 81 IS.
8stls NJ tstis. Gomefie 6ltees Cbis
31-32e.
$ar. 1T fetia. strsineb, sesSbnliSer
tS sutes Sd. 40-6.60.
ferbentt II ftetig ~ 4.e.
Aets III tetis.-eisbeimif4er 3H--6e,
Satua 64-SAe.
NsIGffes Retis. Nes orIesRS o peu
Aettle, sxter biz asie., 87-52e.
9u&eE Nsbsr III ftetis, Nxseasass
90 Zen, 8.55e, centrifugal IS Zen 4.05c,
NslaHes-3ader % S.a 8.30e. 1affmirter
it ruhis. Gut 2saf 5.70e, GrxneS $500
1tsuIs ~" S.25e, sabst 5.1Se, Yspseres
S.05c, Oranulates 4.9os, Diamsns H.,
4.90s, Gsafettisners u" 4.7Sc. 10. l 4.65,
-. e4.6oe, 10. s4.55c, Ns. 44.60e, re. 5
AS, Rs. 8 4.4os, 10. 7 4.35s, ss. 1896,
Res Arse, Re. 10 4.2)c, xs. IL 4.l6, re.
IL Aloe r.. IL 4.05t. Rs. Ii 4.o5,.
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3ubIIos limb Sic omar IL
4 en- DON ben nebr ODER mtnoer eh-
ten SdaOeln GROCER gfdnner. Sunglt
Fat man lid, III 6rantrett ptei-
leiht i'm Inid,luB on Die Debate ur
ben SaGoel bes gr0Ben GorteItus =
nit ben Ibenteuern 0e3 rS6a0els
oe3 ginIieoIers BON 6eruap", Sol
tairc, beihdftigt. 8eIh llnglitfl
Seit fiini5iQ Sabren lit er oerif)ols
len. SIM Sabre VII Der Republtf,
aIIn 1889, nor er oaS allelntge
9eiittbum oes ehrenDertben Sllr'
Qers Mitbouaro, ietnes 3e1fens
Apothefer, n~obnbaft IN 8ari3 III Der
Rue Be 9ouIoi Der i'm BON ielnem
8ater ais Grbe erbQlteu bate. Der
gater hattie nQmlid1 Den &ettnam oe5
8bilofophen einbaliumtrt n3uun
3ethen Der Guufborfeit" bQtte linn
oie 7Sonilie 8oItuire'5 Dem .Sie Der
@eoanfen" bes Bhiloiopben per-
ebrt. S2Sm Sabre 1901 bot geitboua
aro ser SSiinqere Dem 6Qmultgen
frans6iiiten N}iniiter oes Snneru
Sen sdGoel als 8eidenf fiir Den
Staat an, Oamit er oeine 3ierOe oes
- Observation-Disclosures 0tuieumS"
niiroe. Ger Miniiter belt aber Die
Observation-Disclosures mir cine Diirot-
qere Qufbeobrung$Iidtte 0e$ Sdu-
oeI8 zines 8oltaire, uno lelne SUI
itdnoiqen llutergebenen itiuumteu i1m
in oieier 9e3iebung bel. 4ber nan
bate nidt nit Der Itff0pft9fett
oes Serrn MItbouoro geretnet, Der
lid 6Qruuf oerIteifte, Den Sdo0eI II
0enl Observation-Disclosures UaIieum
uno feinen anoercn itbergeben ju
moIlan. Ole Sahc oerltef al1o I'M
'Sanoe. G5n Sabre 1880 bate ISi'
tho1larO 1pieoerum Die cole Regung,
ieineu 2anosIeuten DEN Sha0el sum
8eihenf 5u MAIDEN. Gr rtttete Elm
Sdretbeu an Sen Wtiuiiter oeS Sn-
nern, IN Dem er nod1mal5 noieles
foItbore anutomtihe Snlt" anbor-
Qber err bate feIneu GrfoIg. 9tut
Dem Sooe oe8 ~ApntbeferS fam Der
gdpaoel in Den 8eiig ienes gteffelr.
zines 6erru &eroter, Der ibH Der
frans6iiineu QfuOemle uberrethe,g
poIIte. Goh oieie fonnte iib nidt
entihlieBen, 8eiteerin oeS ~Dt'tort-
ihen" SddoeIs oeS groBen Bbtlolo-
pbeu All meroen. NSuI Sabre 1862
10 fpeiB oie Sauna 8u meloen, belt
lid, Ser Sdldoel BET elmer llrenfeltn
bes Serru Nttthouarb auf, uno ieit
iener Belt lit er ipurlos berid1p4ns
BEN. @as mag ans ibm geiporhen
Iiein.
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Sees.s 81. 80-10.s5, 9.ras
etiers 81. 35-S.6s, pehlia. stisrs S.. 30
$40, etsders unb G.estrs $4.l5 - 7.15.
Aat. ans 4eifers S2.75-7.40, Ralb.r $3.50
-10.B "a. Wartt ifstie.
6Aseiae. - seidte 47.4s - 8.05, s..
mif6t. 81. 55--s.15, fAsers $7.45 - SIS,
rauh. 81. - 7.65. 6.rfeG $500 - 6.S5.
Wartt I~ansiam nnb Zoe nieoris.r.
6Aefe anb metz &afe: Gin.
seimtiAe SIS. $3.50. setIihe 90. 60-4.50,
5ahrlins. s.. 7o-5.8S, aammtr eiabeint-
10. $3.50 - $50, seRIi4. 1856 - TAO.
Wartt itetia.
3ufuhr. hiabsies SEQ, S4seiHs
IL, 600, 6eafe uMS 2dmMer 1000.
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Ntttsss. 8. 9oo.mber.

NeIt. - Der Nsrtt III ffetig. S4tntsr
Satents ~ 3o-4.75, straistts $4.l0--4.50.
eyrius patentSt4. 2S-5.1e, 6traisSts $500
Haiers 4. 60--s.s0.
1ett.a.-tar g.,.mber 80 - 90e
am eAlst 1876; flr pfai 9455a 1886
an sHIut $3.50; fir 9uIi s0h-oiAs, am
Shlus 91At.
8eIf4tsrn. fir DECEMBER 4sH-
- soc, am eGIus 6oe; fur Nai 4S5s-
1885, an eAlus 4SHs; fur Suli 4sh-
sOIs, am Sdlus soc.
4afer.-6ar Gesember 8l1-515ss ON
e6Iut Bl4e; fur Tai a3A-S5h, an
edlub 3Sxe; fir suIi s2A-3She, an
Smlut $50.
1saas1.-Hs. 9 66-67e.
OerRs. - Gut. Butterssrfe 45-52e,
eats bic &siee HaI,asrh. 65-70e.
TtMstlaaamsK - ke1e $6.0
|-S.76 Der GextHer.
1lssiaanex. - $l3.0o-11.bo Pc.
Gentner.
Nettsrt- S18.5s-17.oo. CUR Saaua
S1827K - 1910, am Sdlnb $ls.15; fiji
mai $l7.oo-l&o2h, IN, eAIst $lS.e2h
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Res ysrt, 9. stobeubs,

NsSysrt, 9. gtotemb.r.
sinn ID rubiq su SAG. 95--50.35; snsfsr
mar fsr. eleetbrslstit $17.62h-l7.87He,
Cate S17.62-17.87e; eating a. ST. as
1917. Slsi rubig ia $3.50. sseIter rubig
,u S7.35-7.45. Giftn 1T ftf. sO. / Ssuuerb
sfortbtra S18.25-18.7 rs, 80. . DO. tu SIT. rs
1925, sfs, l Soutbern $l8. 75-19.25 apo
sc. / Ssutlera lott Nv $lS. 50-19.00.
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Wpua WelDmarffss
ei.eianstt 3. aosemser, 1914.

aE E -
III, RsAsraoe mad Darlshsn mar beutt
In Ben hteiasu Banfen cine sieinlih CUTE NAB
bic Gelddite reht Iebbaft. Die 8insrattn imp
aber INNER nod bod. GarIeben yon eau"
purben boz ben Danten Az s - bHH
ausaelitbsu, ipabreub @eihdftSpapiert suo*
eistontirt purbsn. Die Natler plaetrfsn gr,.
bat aapital su SO non eau" nno auf SH
su 5-bA%.
sssdsfd aui Nem yort
wurptn su pari amiidsm Banfen osrfauff.
Die Ssuntsrrate bstrdst Dos Yram" p"
$1,000.
ssehiel aHf GurOpa.
fino tdtpnh. - Die fsIseabes HasttruHgea
inb III beridteu:
g. 80 fae. sidt. A.82A-4.s2h PER Q;
paris, fase cidt, 5l7k nranesi per-
500; 90 Gage Si6t SD tfanss peg
500; fir EsutibIanb 4 cage 0'@t Aarl
s61aat Do. so Gage Slot S41se.
4.sl. ami 0iasaop Az 1909 ans auf Bel.
ian su 1905 b~erfautt.
gansss-r blisatisusn.
rubis fssis, Die Dantss ~saotirsH ste
islst:
eintaai. Gsrfauf.
UonoS, 1870 Coup .lloA iIf4
81 3pnbs, 1918 ........l02h lob
2S Bombs, 1880. .......W1 l0IA
~ Danama .........l0 lUIh
CLEARING ounie timiase.
Die t1midte i'm hieiiatn g%Teariuahsufe Be.
Iieisn Ed beste auf 1912. $50. Die umfate
Der nerHoHsnen @ode beIi.fen I'D anf
S26, 841 400, seaen $24 1856, $50 in Der for.
refpcnoirtnDen @ode btS porisen 3abrss.
epiai.e efnrttdtsn
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So Declares an English Expert
with Suggestions for
Their Preparation.

oysters and salads are two kinds OF
food In which America excels, according
to the admission of Mrs Lily Haxworth
Wallace, the London cookery expert, In
her demonstrations at the Domestic Sci
ence and Pure Food Exposition at the
list Regiment Armory yesterday.
II have been making study Of oysters
and salads since have been in America"
said Mrs. Wallace and will admit that
We have much to learn from you In the
methods Of preparing and serving them.
You have a great advantage over us In
the natural flavor of your oysters, and
they are wonderfully good served simply
on the half shell. The old adage holds
good In America, as In England: The
more YOU do to an oyster, the more II
will do to you That means, Of course,
that cooking Of any kind makes oysters
less digestible. But not everybody likes
raw oysters, and, besides, the average
housewife insists on putting her finger In
the pie, and likes to have every dish that
comes to the table bear the imprint OF
her own handiwork.
I'm my study of oyster cookery I have
found oysters in cream and curried oys-
tiers to be two of the most delectable
is an essential in preparing oysters in
cream, and the dish is good or bad, ac-
cording TO the way the sauce is cooked.
In making some Of the white sauce the
other day-a friend Of mine neglected to
put In the seasoning, and her husband
declared a new use for newspaper paste.
There Is just one way Of preparing
white sauce correctly. and the main es-
sential Is to be sure that the -four and
butter are smoothly blended. and the
liquid is added gradually while the MKT
ure IL being continually stirred. The
seasoning should DO added to suit the
individual taste, and the sauce should be
cooked till 1t reaches the boiling point
and a few minutes afterward. II Is then
ready to serve with oysters, fish, vegeta-
bles and the number OF dishes to which
1t Is adapted"
Mrs. Wallace prepared oysters in cream
before her audience, and IN doing so gave
the following recipe for IT'S preparation:
Take two dozen oysters, and pick
them over and free them from shell and
scald them, using a shallow pan 30 they
may all heat at the same time. Next
blend together In the saucepan or chatting
dish one tablespoonful each OF butter and
-four. Add one cup OF cold milk, or milk
and cream, and continue TO stir until
boiling. Next put in the hard cooked
yolks of two eggs. Season rather highly
with salt, pepper and lemon juice and
serve plain or on toast. Sprinkle chopped
parsley on the top"
Describing the preparation of curried
oysters. Mrs. Wallace laid emphasis on
the directions for the cooking Of the rice.
She said "One OF the most important
accessories TO a curry OF any kind Is
boiled rice, and this should be 80 pre-
pared that every flake is separate. When
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-10-31
MISSES WILSON TO DANCE
They and Mother to Attend
Democratic Ball.

Governor Wilson's three daughters-the
Misses Margaret, Eleanor and Jessie Will
son-will be present at the Democratic
Womens Costume Ball, on Monday even
Ing at the Waldorf Astoria. They will
wear Colonial costumes.
Mrs. Wilson herself and Miss Eleanor and
Miss Jessie dropped in at the Democratic
headquarters yesterday morning and held
an impromptu reception. They shook
hands most graciously with everybody
present, even the five stenographers and
the press agent. Mrs. James B. Eusts
and Miss Jessie Higgins were the I'M
promptu hostesses.
Mrs Woodrow Wilson and her two
daughters, Eleanor and Jessie, were visit
ors yesterday at the headquarters OF
the Wilson and Marshall Woman's Or
ganization in the Fifth Avenue Building.
They spent fifteen minutes meeting the
members Of the executive committee
which was in session.
IL was announced that Mrs. ]. Borden
Hartman had so nearly recovered from
her operation that she would be able to
attend Rhe political symposium to be held
on Saturday morning at the Hudson The
atre under the auspices of the League for
Political Education. II she is not able
70 speak she will be there. anyway, in
box, and some one will read her speech
in defence of the Democratic party. Miss
Helen Varick Boswell will represent the
Republicans and Miss Frances A. Kellor
the Progressives. The subject Will be
Party Issues of the Election as Women
See Them"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-10-31
SETS NO. 2 FREE TO WE'D
Man Who Thought First Wife
Dead Makes Amends.

Robert NJ. Ulmer. a travelling sales
man, made the "amende honorable in the
Supreme Court yesterday by testifying
that he had two wives so that his see
ond wife. Mrs. Eva j. Timer. could obtain
an annulment Of their marriage and
marry another man.
Timer testified that in 1898 he married
Miss Otelia Reed. After a short married
life they separated. The defendant said
he heard that Mrs. Ulmer No. had left
New York. He wrote her letters, but
never received response. Then Ulmer
concluded that his wife was dead.
Ulmer became acquainted with the
young woman who yesterday appeared as
the plaintiff In 1904, when she was six
teen years old. They were married In
Hoboken and lived together happily until
909. Then one day they were out walk
ing. when young woman bowed to Timer.
"Who was that woman" asked Mrs
Timer No. 2. ooh. that was my first
wife. / thought she was dead" was the
startling reply Of Ulmer.
Mrs. Timer No. 2 looked up Mrs. Ulmer
No. /. When she learned her status she
sued for the annulment OF her marriage
In court she s6d she was already en-
gagged TO marry another man.
ITlmer said he honestly believed that
his first wife was dead, and he gave his
testimony with the understanding that IT
would not be used against him in any
criminal proceeding. Justice Hendrick
granted the annulment