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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-05-31
CYNTHIA GpED ANyWEpS'
A YOUNG GIRLS GRIEVANCE

A YOUNG GIRLS GRIEVANCE
Dear Miss Grey: am asking your advice about how
home Won't go any shows with her girl
and Won't k @ & % ana taxes wk sys
And s y .nS n. %a. % s ws s wan ns on.
her as se So SG ess %
find nice work she says all sorts of things about
It, and yet kicks snont me staying at home doing nothing
have chance to married but this years
sG "s t n ts sd % she to a
ssS leather n. 80 e ss rsy n wsn &
you answer do not know how thank
don't believe that but yourself
Thinking ssor ny @ that
s ON WY mot try be
y
old until til
the
help you again. let me know. $50
hass Children
out
to ask where he has
S he answers s as w HG 6es Of He
know as well as could without SEEING there another
sssS s b. y
s ss Of s lazy 70 % nsss
without him, 80 s's
me, although he anything.
ons nS and s ee
ten. think love
s e srs
At duty long live with husband the
Ss
@ he is @
. Miss Grey wi" be this .
m; =, ,ss ,s., &C.;
Afraid he will not speak him. and
boy could wish for better husband but father
he rough s sass Il for long
n% HOW my ''"' :" cUa
object bringing friend
him said before giving
sSs ~ e that s to
s9as ssssns ~ss s with a
BE SANE AND NORMAL GIRLS
s1 a2ss & s a aa. he Be So s 4 ~
H Il il
s sss % n his @ s s shall 81 o co.
ss 4 s .s ss III
s tn TIE s her s S S her do1s
ss.s IL ] s
len (. s r.isss
hts ss and @ a y m he e @
friendship IA
THE MAID. DISPOSITION
Miss While a old standing.
discussion about old aid The girl declared that
Is az
people yeats to be
a girl win Aeenjoyed. H.
"a thought III? in century there
exists more than person who W not know what the od
little girl Of old maid
sss
manhood
bachelor, atsaI.
belonged Of
THE BEGINNING
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-05-31

David Warfield was born in San
Francisco, Cal, 1866.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-05-31

President w. II. Harrison was
father of the largest family in the
White House. Six sons and four
daughters.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-05-31

Salt Rising Bread Saturdays.
Duenwald's Delikatessen, BIB
11th. **s
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-05-31

Half dollars from 1917 to 1896,
fine coins, have value of only 81
cents.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-05-31
STRAWBERRY CREAM

Stir in quart of
spoonful VANILLA until
sancy of mush Add pint strawberry
through fine seve until
well mixed then ice salt and
slices with
o.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-05-31

The majority of the bows this
season are marked by a flat effect.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-05-31
Cynthia's Answers to
Many Questions

September IS, 1900, fell on
Thursday.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-05-31

plants. Smith. sos G. -
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-01-28
And an earnest thinking tax payer in Mondays Ledger is quoted thus:
Birmingham, Jan. 21. 1912

Birmingham, Jan. Fl, 19l2 \ To the Editor of The Ledger:
 Dear Sir:--ln these days of advanced methods of teaching the young, it has been found that the youthful mind Is capable of quicker and more thorough assimilation if the studies take the form of recreation and pleasure
 This is most forcibly Illustrated by the great success of kindergarten methods. And yet after 8 child reaches seven years. little effort is made to teach him by adopting any plan that em boides pleasure and pastime. Instead they are subjected to hard grind that not only undermines the physical strength of the children. but often rem ders them. too, mental wrecks.
 Why not. therefore, in teaching spell ing and increasing the vocabulary, cam not some happy method be employed such as one of the stores here, Dren- nen's are using to advertise their sales Fl It's common Knowledge that prettyl nearly every youngster that attends| contest to the exclusion of pretty near ly everything else.
 And in endeavoring to make the greatest number of words from the sentence Don't fail to attend Dren- nen's February Furniture Sale" they are not only learning how to spell, but even more important. learning many new words. And, too, this knowledgel is more impressed upon them than ifI they acquired it in the ordinary way,| for. as l have heard them myself, theyI get discussing whether such and such| words. are admissble and have also| to be particularlO careful to see that all the words are spelled correctly sol as not to disqualify them. And howl eagerly they go about this pleasurablel task compared to the reluctant man rner they usually undertake the alwaysl irksome task of studying for studyis sake.
 It seems to me that a plan of some such kind should be introduced in the| public schools here.
 No doubt pr. Phillips would be the| first one to see the far reaching yalueI of this instructive mfthod. since he isl sufficiently abreast of the times to ccn-I slider the moving picture method forI teaching geography. travel, etc. And| he is on the right path
 Let The. Ledger, 'The home paper of the people," start a campaign for moreI enli ightened methods in teaching ourI
 R. D. BROWN
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-01-28
"HOLY WAR OF ISLAM
Jacobson Authority Foreign Matters Writes
 Possibilities of Italian Invasion of Tripoli
py DIR. 4. D. JACOBSON

Has Italy made the same mistake Il made 12 years ago in Abyssinia, where the plain of Andova still is sprinkled with the bleaching bones of her ami Inflated army? She hasl She should have never embarked in venture that, as an ultima ratio,' may bring upon her and the entire Christian world the holy war of Islam" that terrible final trump of Turkey. which would set the world anre. Can it be possible that her advisers have failed to reckon with this last resort of the Calipha, when her commissioners pledged to the German bankers the acquisition of more terri tory in order to offer a better security for the loan which was refused that al- ready overburdened a tav ridden na- ton?
 Italy's cardinal mistake in beginning her campaign 10 free Tripoli from the
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-01-28

truly said An idle brain is the devils workshop"-and we may add of our own knowledge, an idle hand is a use less member-not only cripples self, but Is handicap to a community.
 The world is filled with missions, and in helping ourselves we are helping others. One well spent life lifts q fellowman human creatures often stand by the wayside and walt Tor somebody to take the lead-when. if they had determination they could be leaders themselves. Few people ever starve to death in a civilized country, but many are worried to death, and oftentimes their most arduous task is waiting for something to turn up.
 The spirit to do often creates a job; push of the right kind never fails to turn something, and generally this CT fort to get ahead brings the very fruit we've been reaching for. Work is the best tonic for depression, financial or
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-01-28

otherwise, and scores Vof people are waiting to find out what they can do without trying to do anything, and it is the true genius who creates some thing out of nothing.
 Labor gathers the gossamer web of the caterpillar, the cotton from the field and the fleece from the flock ana weaves' 1t into raiment soft, and warm and beautiful.
 Labor, allied with virtue, may look up to heaven and not blush, while all worldly dignities, prostituted to vice, will leave their owner without a cor ner of the universe to hide his shame.
 Work, therefore, with pride and gladness, for thereby you will be united by a common bond. with all the best and noblest who have lived, who are living now. and who shall ever be born
 "The air we breathe, the circulation of the blood in the veins, is the result of the work of God"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-01-28
DRENNEN-CO.
 Cor. End Ave. and 20th St. '
STIRRED UP!1
Everybody on earth seems to be interested in this word con- test of ours. Maybe they are on Mars, too. Who knows?
In Tuesdays Age-Herald a travelling man talked to a re- porter thus:

'Yes," said man in the Florence last night, ''one half of the people are try ing to get in the newspapers and the other half trying to. keep out. Whats the answer? Publicity. It's a great thing, is this publicity. There's one of your big department stores offering valuable presents to the first 25. persons who make out the largest list of words from the sentence. Don't fail to attend Drennen's February Furniture Sale. And why? Just to get people talking about their February furniture sale, You see-publieity. And the idea Is sentence for couple of hours, but after had made about 50 wards got stumped But say maybetI wouldn't like one of those fine presents! Gee, a wedding present next month and I'm due to cough up a five spot. Guess better get busy on that contest and off he went. !
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-01-28

woman. They look upon cooking as drudgery and associate it with greasy pots and smooty skillets, when it. is an art that properly cultivated, serves the highest purpose of home-not that man is a beast and lives to eat. but that health depends upon well prepared food for growth, and without health mind and body are dwarfed
 If our young folks have so spirit of industry, it is a lesson they. should learn Just as sure as they need to know their alphabet. just so sure they will need their hands. The mind only directs the organs--and 1t has been
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-01-28
A fond mother in this weeks Alabama Christian Advocate says of her son:

Well" says a fond mother yester- day, 'I certainly am glad that Harold has found something else to do than
 trying to dodge automobiles. Ever since Drennen's word contest was an nounced. he has been boring over the dictionary. l don't know but that he's learned more new words the past few days studying the dictionary, seeingj how many words he can make out ofd Don't fail to attend Drennen's Feb%| ruary Furniture Sale than he's learned| in school all winter"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-01-28

 -yerWare and needed housefurnishings
 SALE
 PRICE SET 6 ROGERS TEASPOONS 100 59 ROGERS TABLE SPOONS 200 118 SET ROGERS KNIVES AND FORKS 45o 349 26 PIECE SET ROGERS KNIVES, FORKS AND
 SPOONS 800 5I5 SET OYSTER FORKS 200 CREAM LADLE 100 75 CHlLD'S SET .75 49 OYSTER LADLE, EACH 125 E, SET SILVER PLATE KNIVES AND FORKS 175 14S SET STEEL KNIVES AND FORKS 50 40
 The House Furnishings Prices: s' PORCELAIN CUP AND SAUCER .10 .05 PLATE, 7 IN .10 GLASS TUMBLERS .25 is No. 8 ALUMINIUM TEA KETTLE 325 RAYo NICKEL PLATE LAMP 15o 4 NICKEL PLATE DRIP COFFEE POT 100 25 13o PERFECTION OIL HEATER 400 $50 Mo- 12o PERFECTION OIL HEATER 3'75 325 SCRUB BRUSH .15 10 BOWL AND PITCHER, PORCELAIN 1n5 e8 GUARANTEED SCISSORS 30 75
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-01-28
COUNTY TREAsVRER

The Age Herald is authorized tos an1 nounce pr. John S. Gillespy as a can1 didate for Treasurer of Jefferson coun1 ty. subject to the action of the demo1 cratic primary. April l.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-01-28
ANNOUNCEMENT
EoR HoARD oF RENENuE


 The Herald is hereby authorized to announce the candidacy of Captainl H. W. Crook of Bessemer. Ala. for ths| office of the Board Of Revenue of Jeff ferson county, subject to the action of| the democratic primary. April l. 1912.
 Cal L. Dabbs of Bessemer IS a candi- I date for member of Board Of Revenue| of Jefferson county. subject to the ac- tion of the democratic primary, lSl2.| VIII appreciate your support The Age-Herald is authorized to an1 nounce the candidacy of Hugh McGeever| for the board of revenue.
 The Age-Herald is authorized to an-| nounce J. K. P. Laird candidate for| member of Board of Revenue of lief ferson county, subject to the action oq the democratic primary. Platform-| Good Roads. Residence 15 miles vest of Bessemer. u
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-01-28
ATTENTION DaIRYMEN

FOR ONE WEEK WE WILL. SELL SOUND LOOSE (. :. HULLS AT &5.00 PER TON AT OUR MILL, IN ANY QUANTITY.
 THE BUCKEYE COTTON OIL co.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-01-28
Read Our Full Page General Ad On Page s; Also Our Auto mobile Ad On Page 8
Why the Imperial Range Is Here C

When we were looking for a first class range to sell at S30, we hunted the country over, seeing ranges of all kinds and makes. They were all very much alike with single ex- ception- that was the Imperial Range-lhe Imperial was so far superior in all that a good range should be-that we at once se- cured the agency. Besides, not only was it superior to all S30 Ranges. but just as inn portant, it sells for lesS-S22.50 for those plain, S25 for those with water coil-S2750 for those with reservoir.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-01-28
Special Sale of China, Glass, Enamelware
 and HOusefuruiShings

On sale Monday at reduced prices are innumer able items. We have not enumerated former prices but it should be sufficient for you to know that the present prices about twenty per cent less than they were. In some instances nearly 33 Is. ,l AIN WHITE TOILET TINTED GERS WHITE 7 lN DINNER PITCHER 5e DEC CUP AND SAoCEh JUG DRAFTED DINNER PLATE toc p,rcE
 
 o8c SIf.oo o'on ioe 7AYO LAMP 1.50 4 riECE oei eLAoSWAhE osc IN GLASS FRUIT BOWL ,a5c FULL GOODS.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-01-28
"UNDERWooD's TOWN" lDR Bl|lgl|l |lg!Ell-CQI AlIaI,lZl 5llllE11 Ila1lI11 5Cl3
"UNDERWoOD's TOWN"
The Store At the Old Stand 2 o 1 9-2 o 2 1
 Second A ue.
, Chance for Mechanics Who Love Fine Tools

No matter what you want in the way of tools have the bestand after all the sbest'' is the best With the best you do your work better and faster, and with more satisfaction to yourself True the fin est tools usually cost considerably more, but right now Drennens offer you the opportunity to buy the best and finest tools at less than usual prices the fol
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-01-28
He. referred to the Drennen'a

Over a pleasant dinner, with the writer at The Florence Tuesday, he said: "I read MT. Browns communication in The Ledger. It was fine. Drennen's is llnconsciously teaching child ren to spell correctly. With such enterprise, no wonder, Drennen's is Birmingham $ Fastest Growing Store. '''
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-01-28
That adolescent spirit, Col. J. J. Smith of Texas, in the News,

says. ~i
 Col. J. j. Smith of Texas, who has bovhood friend in Birmingham never fails to stop over here if he is in strik- ing distance. He spent day here this week for the first time since 1900, and after an auto ride through the city. said
 If anyone doubts whether Birming. ham is growing, let him just look at her department stores and the strides they are making, and they won't hs long in doubt .z f
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-01-28
Result of the Robber Campaign


 Austria would have to give back Bos- mia and Herzegovina to Turkey. Rus sia would have her hands full with the Caucassian Cossac<s, and perhaps would have to abandon her trans Caspian pos sessions. And in India, doubtless, would be enacted the bloodiest scenes Of all, for the Hindoos would not hesitate a moment in making common cause with the Mohammedans there to put an end to the hated British rule. The Moslems O. the, Malay peninsula, of Java, Bor- neo. and Sumatra would kill off the Dutch or British colonial forces. and in China the great Mohammedan rebellion, which it took II years to suppress, would be re-enacted.
 The most powerful fleet of battleships would be of no avail in such a world wide war, and the lives of millions of Christian residents in Moslem coutries would pay the penalty. Such might have been the result of ltalys unwarranted robber campaign were not the present Sultan of Turkey a peace loving, mid de of the road man. But will his ad- vancea Ideas prevail forever against religious fanatics and hatred?
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-01-28
Special Selling of Silverware and
 Housefurnishings Monday

Look at these prices for high class, guaranteed sil- verware and needed housefurnishings.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-01-15

Sabre aft. Der befhuIbist ipirO. feinsm
arbeiteeber onseblit $65 unterfAI1.
gen 81 baben, ipufbe I'm Sta t1eriht
auf tommenben Tonneritas 5ur @ers
bdnoInns anseiest.
5sute Mbeno Iinbet cine Grt-as
Sisuns BEG Shulratks ftrit. In b.r
Die 4nselsasnbeit, per Die 8eiber res
6dulratbes bdnshdbsn ioa, befinitip
sntfhieben perosn ioli. Diehrre
ShuIratbsmiisIiener iino Der glnsitht.
baB Der Snulratb ieinen etgenen
Sdabmeiiter erpdbIsu iollit, fpdbrerp
onosre bebauptsn, 5inan3s sapmmiF Fir
Gimsr Ton Die 9eriOaltuns Der 9eloer
ibsrnebmen. 9is jtBt mar Der Staot-
i6obmeiiier gsripalter Der Shul-
ratbseslber.
Der 6armonn 5smpls initaliir.e
9eIttrn bic fplaenosn geumten: De
putin: 2ulu 8auab; officiating 3.
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rab Stpcpe; Wt. rf 6. Suianna 9o-
aart; gri.Fsrin: garri. yiislstu;
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8apis; sSnnen sWats: Mdrp 2ambtrl:
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Tinans=gerpahrer: 5lord lembsr;
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gen.
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groabnap unb Repport griiden Co.,
Der bti nem Strdb.nbabnuHfaiI auf
Der gentralbriide fd)ptr oerlsst ipures.
beFinbst ii6 auf pem Wsst Der gefs
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-01-15
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ben ieien. E<r Deripalisr 8. G6mibi
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-01-15
Hemer.

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mar.
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gorpann I'm sipeiten Gicdpsrt bds
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fen. gsssn 8 lltr seitern Worsea
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Dies eiHtu S6aoeH bon mebrersn bun
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ipGter ipuros bds sipeite 5euer entcsds.
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Die 3eiuport Sfiiec fir sas rGtaz
cinnatier Spltsblatt" befinoet idl III
Go. 339 s)urt Strape. aeacniiber oem
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aleine 4,oli3eimad)r bten.

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gdder Don 90. IS Tfercer Strdbs,
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6ouie go. $40 OF 2ibertp Strube
bon eiKm W1nnt beigebratt suurcen,
beFen iyrau Ct btfuhis. DIE polisei
IN NIT siner llntsriafuna bsihdftisi.
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pon 30. 333 Cit 3. Eirobe. seristb
seitern nit isinsm 6aussenofsn
gbas. sSohnicn in Sireit uno tuurDe
in bic Iinfe Seiie Der gruit stiioden.
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eefdbrlih beseihnei. SobHNon be-
tpsttiitligie kine Jlu6i.
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iiiams, sso. 524 0eprse Strabs,
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uon einfm Ranne Nomens Qoptp in
bic linte Gsits bes Riidsns seitohen.
CT spurbe ndh oem f!6biiIH.n 6cipis
tai ssbrahi. Die pcIissi fabnbet dnf
2opep.
- Die g1essrin Gfep WssapotDs.
no. 666 Meit 8. 4psnue. strieth gts
fern NIT einem Raif,esHoiien Namens
gornep 5adion in Sireit uno trus
cine 5hnitilpunbe am 6olis unb an
bsre unssfdbrlife gsrlssunssn bacon.
Jodion snisos iih bisber ben Vrtr
forfhungen Der poll3el.