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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-02-22

Sic beili9c SdltenSett begil1nt nit Dem
Mlhcrmittpod). MIle @ldllbi9en, Die nid)t
Dlrtb eiuen binreide1ben GRUB entz
1dulpi9t pper bispenlirt iinb, 1ino i'm Sc
ipii1en perbunberl, unD 5tpar nnter 1d)!pcs
rer 5iilpe, pie Saltenperorbnungen 81,
bulteu.
9os Saiteu ,ua6rcnb Der S%aiten5eit.
Maer Gage Ser Saiten5eit, NIT Irsz
nabn1e Ser 5pnutage, lino Salttoge.
9as %Sa1tengebot erlalbt nm Die Witz
toosseit cine noue MablSeit unb abenps
eine COLLATION., Die Den bierten She'll Ell
,1er o%elpDbulid]en Mabl3eit nid)t iiberz
idreifen barf. 9urd @e>ppbnbeitsredt
lit CO au6erbem ae'tattct, mor9ens cine
Safe 0afie, Sbee pDcr Gbpcplnbe nit
eiuem flei,leu 5tid @rpb 5l nehmen.
SbepIpoen erlouben fir Die Collation.
ad)t lln5en fei tier Nabrung. Mtor9eas
narf es icnpG nidt mcbr alS 5lpei l1nz
5en iein.
@crm es nit 9rDBeren llnom1ebmliebz
feiten perb1,nben lit, Die palptmabl5clt
I'M sic a1tags5eit eill5lll1eDmen, 10
faul1 man Die COLLATION. friiber ne9n,ell
1lub aheubs bic 6nuptma6l5eit.
Sus gbitinen5gcbpt ,uGbrcnn Der Jaitcn=
5cit.
Sleiib oori eeeeNcu lperpen: 5onnz
tags bel allen Mabl5ctten uno BET Der
@m1ptmobl5eit Mpntags, Sienltugs, 9pnz
ueritaas lrub Sam ltags, nit Nllsnobme
bes Samltag5 in ber Guaten1bcrzgpde
ln1o hes Gbarlamltags.
G5 lit perbote1, Sleii6 81 eilen al,
Mittlpptlcn u1,o Sreitaael1, ferner Sn.nz:
itug in Ser SuatemberzSSode l1n0 Gbarz
1an1itug; an alien ulDeren Sagen, aus
genpmmeu Spnntags, lit Der 8ebrand
bes Nlei1hes perbpten morgenS unD BET
Ser COLLATION..
gdlueinefett borf 5ur @ereituns ser
Gpeilen INNER benl1bt lperDet1.
slid uu1o Sleii9 birfen niemals bel
berielben Ma9l5eit gegeilen tperoen;
Y%er1pnen, Sic bonn Saltengebot emit
1d]l1lbiut pber bispeniirt 1inD, 0irfen
Tleii6 bel alien Mnbl5eiten genteben an
sen Snge11, mo Ser @ebrau6 Oeslelben
BEL ser 6al1ptmabl5e1t brrd Die ga tenz
berprbnl111a erlaubt lit.
@om Saitengebote iinb enti duloigt:
~ Mue. ipelde nod) niMt 81 SATIRE
ober mebr ols so Satire alt itno.
y &ranfe nnb @ene1enbe.
phcr tpenn lie ein Sinh ndbren.
81 Hralen III a1oeren lin tdnoen
A. 9ieienigen, ipelde 16nere Irbeit
Su perrtt6ten bdberl, ODER Die cine 1old]e
@cidaftiaune baben, bob lire f0rper1iz
die Strait iebr in Iniprl19 genommen
miro.
5) Gol6e, Sic al,s Mrmutb niht int
Sto1be itnb. iid fir Sic 9altptmabl5eit
Elm oe11ilgeno nabrbaft eS Glen 5l berz
1d)affen.
@om Mbi tinen5eebot iino enti6uloigt:
y 9inber mater Z Sabren.
q &ranfe.
81 9erlonen, tpeld1e 10 getellt iinb,
BOB lie ii6 Sreitagsfoi It nidt beri6affen
fDnnen.
8eiOnbere @ersiintisnnsen fir rslrbei=
@uf Mnil1den ser 8iid0fe ser Ser
einiaten 6taaten fat ser 81. 8nter Sen
u@rbeitern" erla1lbt, Sleiid 5u eHen
an alien Saqen in ser Soiten5eit, a11sz
9enpmmen an Sreitagen, Midlermitttpo6
nnb G%harfamitag.
9iele 9isp ens gilt fir ale brei Mohlz
seiten. 9aaeaen biirfen au6 ~Nrbei<
ter" bei berlelben Mabl5ett ni9t Sleti9
111b Slei16 genieben.
$50 Elm ~Mrbe1ter" in Solae bie1er
@ergiiniti9lng Sleii6 eiien barf, lit es
nltd fir Sic anberen Mttglieber bes
@%arsbaItes erla1bt, ga Sic Stride iie
niht NIT Ser Ssubrune elmer bopperten
&ii6e bela1ten tpiu. Mber in alien fol-
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-02-22
Npro-9afuta.
9ebiIs 2nfe. 9

9ebiIs 2afe. - Sci Ser gnt
gletiung 0es Oriental 2imite0 Del
Greet Nortbern 8obn mur6en 9iel1:
flag Mbeno um 9:10 l1br BEL Dopon
Is Meilen 0itlid) BON Depils 2afe
g. g., etma 0reiBig Herionen meb1
ooer min0er i9per perIett. Se6el
ein5elne, Ser 5ebn @agen, aus 6ener
Set 3ug beitan6, lprang aus SEN Sc:
leiien un6 ifiir5te Sic adt SUB bobe
80ldrng binab, itd .5tpeimal iiber:
idlagen6. Mus Depils Safe muroe 10.
fort ein @ulfs5ug nit Meraten ur$
2eidenbeitattern abgeididt. Nabere
@in5elbeiten mer5en faum Dor Mitt.
mo6 friib befannt mer6en, 90 Sic
8abnbeb0r6e muir farge Musfunft gibt
Ser Oriental 2imite6 iit fur5 mad
s l1br aben6S bon DebiIs 2ofe obge=
fobren nn6 mar Mittmoh fritz I'm
8:45 l1br in ct. Saul fdnig. Sr
ser Mabe ser nnglidsitatte lift meoer
Selegrapben< ro9 Selepbonberbin=
6u1g.
@ran6Sorfs.- Sed5ig Sar=
mer 1tno @%eidaftsleute aus Sem &e5=
fGuB=Sbale baben nnter 6em Namen
vNortb 9afota Dtbtfion Of tie Meri=
oion &oo6" cine @ereinigung gegriin=
Set, 1peldJe 6arauf bintuirfen mir6> 6aB
sic le6s intereiiierten Counties, 1dm=
li9 &i9lan6, goB, 5raiu, @ran6
SORTS, @alib un6 @embina einen ge=
meiniame1 &1an fir 6ieie Merioian=
itraBe al1fiteuen un6 einen Mufieber
fir Sic int Sriibjabre gu beginnen6en
.@auarbeiten a%uf1tellen. - 9ie Ser
ien6ungen canaoiiden @etrei6es baben
begonnen uno innerbalb Ser n1d1ten
@oden tperoen 5000 @oggonlooun=
gen iiber Sic Strede ser Greet SCOT
tbern 6ur@ @ron6 Sorts fomn1en, Inn
1T D11lutb b~orlauftg geipei6ert gu
mer6en.
@aIlep Gitp. - 0ie @etdeu-
Mderbau=@ eleuidoft, cine 6armerber=
einiaung in @etdeu Hrairie, fat Sen
8emets geliefert, 6ab bel rtdtigem
@orgeben ser 3uiammenid}luB ii9 ais
iebr portbeilbaft fir ole. Mitglieoer
ermeiit. SIN SCRIPT iteuten Die Tar=
n1er einen Mgenten an, melder aus
finoig madt, mo- iie gutes Saatge=
treble u1t0 quite 5armmaidinerte gu
nieorigen &reiie faufen fonnen. Die
Gbatigfeit 6ieies Mgenten mar cine
iebr nutltde. uebeloies mur6e Elm
8erfaufsogent a11geitent, ser sic Muf<
gobe batte, quite Mbiatgebiete gu fin
Sen, u110 AUDI 6ieier Mufgabe gum
groBen @ortbeile ser 6armer geredt
mlr0e.
Sub-9afota.
Mberbeen.- Die 6armer bon
@udtDafota iin6 iebr fir @infub-
rung b~eiferer @irtbidaftsmetbo0en,
melde auf @rbaltung Der Geudtig-
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-02-22
SacDb grobee.

P1lO,OIo,l0C OA0u91tWe SltueI1'
fir Staats=&eoenuen, County, stq6te,
Srtidaften, D0rfer un6 g6ulen be-
tragen $347, 025.04 Ser 9urdr
idnittsiab lit fir 1911 bober ols fir
1910, namli6 1867 gegen 1882
@romiue.
minneapolis. - Die @ooie=
pelt=Gaftion ser progreliipen &epubli=
faner bielt bter cine Sibung ab,
in melder Or. S. 81. @oteS gum
p%ermanenten @oriiten6en uro e.
officio*Mitglie0 zines Meunerfomi=
tes ernannt lpur6e, mel6es nit
ser Mufgabe betrol1t mur6e, cine Moi=
ienberi ammlung aner &ooiepelt=Mn=
bdnger int staat ein5uberufen. gu
Sem &omite geboren 11nter an6eren
Sl1gb s. Salbert, ser ant lebten Cont
flag bon Sem Soften als Direftor ser
Minnei ota=Grogreliben 2iga reiig=
niert bate; $. $. Quinn bon Mlberta
nn6 sic @taatsi enatoren 6. $. @an=
fiel6 nn6 2uperne nn6 Sranf G1agre
bon &eomoo6 Sails.
Garibault. - 8iele Garmer
bon &ice=@o1ntp 1pt6men ii6 beuer
6em Mnbou bon 3uderriiben in gro
Berem MoBitabe. ginige bon ibnen
baben in Ser 1ebten Cation grnten
bon 1925 per Mcre erbalten a1n6 biele
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-02-22

feit inn 8ooen uim. ab5ielen, Damn fir
Mnbou bon mebr Mais un6 Mlfolfa
u1o Sen 8etrieb Ser 5dmeine5udt,
I'M auf 6iele @eiie sic @rtragsfa6ig=
felt oeS 8o6ens gu erbolten. Gos.
Sntereiie> pelde sic 6armer bon
SuS-Gofata 6ieien 6rage11 entgeger=
bringen, 5eigt iid 6eutli9 an 6eln
ol1sge5eidneten 8eiude Ser Der die=
oenen Jarmers =Snititute in 6iei em
@inter un0 an Sem Offer, nit MEL
dent Ste Gbeilnebmer SEN 8%ortragen
uno 9emonitrationen folgen; Damn
audi bel onoers in Ser Iebbaften Be-
tbeiligung an Sen 0isfuiiionen.
Siour Sails. - Die Suite
ger>paltnngS=9iea" fat eben eiren
8eridt ei1gereidt, in peldem iie 5ur
&egelung ser @irtbidaftsfrage Dor
i@lagt, 6ab ant gamitag Mben0 Sic
9anfen abme6ieln6 5tpei stun5en Of
fen bolten iouen, Inn Sen Mrbeiter1t
@elegenbeit gu geben, lire S6eds ein=
5utpe6ieln, obne @irtbidnften ouf=
iaden gu miiiien. 6er,1er mir6 por=
gei@logen, 0aB sic 3abI ser 8irtb=
i@aften bon 80 auf 90 berabgeiett
nn6 oab oud meiter 2i5en5en muir fir
ie 1000 @inmobner getpabrt mer6en
ionen. l1eber6ies tritt sic 2igo fir
Die Sdaffung bon it6otii9en @lub=
raumen Elm, me1de al19 Sen min6er
bemittelten @iirgern 5ugGng1i6 fem
1omen.
Mrmour. - &ier mrtr6e @h.
Sobnion get06tet, als feline nit GROCER
@eidpin6tgfett fabrenoe Droiiine nit
einem @ogen an elmer &%reu5ung 5u=
%iammenitieB. Ser stredenpormann
2ouis Heteri on uno Som. @5an6l,r
trugen 8erlebungen 6apon.
5iour Sails. - Cine Muto=
mobilitraBe bon Minneopolis nah
bier ion bergeitellt peroen. Die Min=
11eiotaer StraBen = &ommifion Fat
Die 2tnie bon @inneapolis nod Mor=
ibou at ser Stoatsgren3e nusgeIegt,
uno Ser SefretGr 6es Ml1tofl11bs lit
Siei Ter Sta6t lit eril1dt tporben, cine
Mgttation fir Sic @eriteIl1tng Ser
Strede bon Marlbau na@ Siol,r
Sails in Gong 81 bringen.
@obri6ge.- Mdt @aggonIa-
6ungen notwithstanding Snitrll=
mente, me1de Fir cine Sirma lit
@la0imoitof, Stbirien, beitimmt iino,
itn6 bier 6urdgefommen. Grit Dor
fur3em fat &l1Blano sic ginfltbr ome=
rifantider Electromagnetic mad Sibi=
rien %aeitattst, uro es bat oe,1 Mn=
idein, als Oh it6 NUN Elm lebbaftes
9lusfubrgeiddft enttpideIn miir6e.
Marion. - @eiddftsleute uno
Sarmer aus bieier lmgegen6 baben
ii6 on sic @anoeIsfammer in Siour
SAILS geapanot NIT ser MufforSeruns
fir Ben 8ou elmer 6ireften @obnli-
ME bon Siour SAILS nod Marion,
gu pirfen. Man bolft, bab
sic MiIpoufee=8a 6a5n bene<
gen fann, 6ieie 8abnlinie 5u hauc1,
tuel9e in @erbin6ung NIT ibren on=
6eren 2inien einen 6ireften @iien-
babntpeg bon Stunning @ater in 8on-
bomme=g ountp Big nod Siour SAILS
eroffnen piir5e. Die 5trede bon :.
BIER nod Marion betrdgt MIR IS bis
30 Meiler, lit aber fir Siour GaIls
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-02-22
: 00ffler aab u%nummunoen au,

fern. 90ffler CAB anum}pn11oen gu,
0oB ct Mnton S@ia uno feline @ot=
tin 8berele ermoroet fat. Inter Ser
Mnflage ser @rmor0ung oeS @nto11
sdia ml1roe er 5em @erfabren ser
@robgeidmorenen iibermielen. Gte
atpeite Mnflage miro ipater erbobe1
meroen. Mud lit gegen gl1gen Mr5t,
SEN gdmoger 6es' Mor0es geltan*
oigen S. 81. G0tfler, muroe ste An=
flage erboben, Trau Ibereia sdta
ermoroet gu baben. or erflarte it'd
fir nidt idarloig un0 Ste Nerneb-
munq uur0e arf sen 81. Sebruar
pertogt. Doffler, melder nrlprllng=
lih& ame 56ulo anf iib ge11ontne11
batte, gab ipater an, oob Mr5t Den
8lan gu 0em &erbred)en ol1Sge0edt
bobe, meldem oas gbepoor Shtl gum
Spfer fiel.
Brainer0. - 8enjamin g.
Nrmitrong, @ap $. Saline, 6rib 80.
@ogberg, Catherine 8. Mrmltrong bon
@rainer0 uto Solepb Mrmitrong bon
81. Saul baben Sic 8rai1tero Cred
merp 60. %gegruh0et, mel&e auh NIT
Sleiid, @efliige1, Dit ur6 Sarmtpro-
6uften aner Mrt @on0el treiben miro.
Die @eieui@aft fat Elm &apital BON
$25, 900, ibren &auptltb in 8roinerS
uno folgen6e 8eamte: Benjamin Mrm=
ltrong, 8raii6ent; Soiepb 81. @rm=
ltrong, @i5e=Brait6ent un0 Stan $.
Saline, Sefretdr un6 sdatmeiiter.
Detroit. - 6. 8. @arre11, Elm
MiidIing, erfIGrte Dor ser nnterI u
d~ungs~@ommiiiion fir sic Sn0iarer=
Ian6=8 etrugsfdQe, 6aB iomob1 8. st.
@Iapis ols oa1h on6ere Sol5abi9aber
ser 8unoesregierung gu 6ieiem @e=
{dafte 6urhous nibt geeignet getpel len
ieien. Ct itente sic 8ebauptung nnf,
6ab tbotiGdlid iebr piele Srrtbiimer
Bel ser &ol5abi@dtl1ng borgefommen
ieien, un6 6aB 6urd 6ieie Srrtbiin1cr
sic sesn6ianer iduper gei6a6igt mor6en
ieien.
@inonn.- 81. s. MiQer aus
Winona=@ County bat SEN pouen 8e=
>peis erbrodt, 6ob Ser 3uderriibenbau
qepinnrei@ lit. CT bemirtbidattet Sic
olte 6iefiel6=Sarm, melde iid bier
Meilen tpeitli@ bon bier befinoet. Son
551h Mcres e~r5ielte ct etnen grtrsg
bon ~ Sonne per @cre int Sc
iammtmertbe bon $5t90.26. Ser
Meingepinn n1adte nah @b5ug' a1es
Muslagen fir samen, Mrbetter, r1im.,
Sic nette 5umme bon $3916.26 ODER
$1,000 Der Mcre ous.
SEEM nIm. - Seem nlm trifft
bereits iett groBe 8orbereitungen fir
cine Iopnelfeter, meldc I'M CONNER
6ieies Sabres bter %obgebolten meroen
miro. Sc iin0 bonn fiinf5ig Sabre ber=
gangen felt SEM groBen S%nbianer<
oufltano 6es Sabres 1862 un5 6ieies
greignib l1n6 sic @rinnerung an Sc
maderen &Gmpfer ln5 gertbeieiger
bon Iami1ie, @eim un6 Gut miro in
elmer mebrtdgigen Seitlidfeit gefeiert
peroen. Cine 6oppelte 8eoeutung er<
baIt sic Seier burd sic Gbotiade, 6aB
infoIge eines 8eidluiies bes beutid-
Qmerifaniidert Staatsberbanoes sic
offiiene Geier bes Deutiden Cages
our qlei4en 3eit bier nbgebolten tper<
sen miro, 1poour@ 5oblreide Deutide
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-02-22

Sir cine 8errenfung peroet Sbr
@bamberlain'S 2iniment al1sge5eidt
net finben. Sc lin0ert Sen S@mer5,
beieitigt Sic @eben, un6 Itent raid
sic Sbeile mte0er fer 5u elmer geiun=
Sen &efaliung 25 un6 50 Sent Slo=
ihen gu berfm1fen Bel alien &dr16.
lern.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-02-22
aus alien Sbeilen 0es Staates nad
Seem nlm gebra6t uno ser 9pppel=
feier beipobner mer6en.
@rfaltun9 sn beilc,t 1t, ei1tem Sage,

4ehmt 2aratine Brpmo Quirine Sablette. Mpp=
tbeter ~itattenn @eIo 5urid. wenn 9eilune oerieblt
6. %. @rope'S unteridrift lit an jebe1 Sbadhtel
Csc 1926.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-04-25
DRAPERY OF THE BEDROOM
inexpensive Accessories that Add In.
menseiy to the Appearance Of
Sleeping Chamber.

Dainty bedroom accessories In the
way OF curtains. bedspread. bureau
and dresser scarfs can be easily made
at small cost of striped or checked
Bingham.
Blue and white Is a clean. cool col.
or to select.
For the bedsprcad use coarse white
lace insertion about an inch and half
wide to join the breadths together
down the center and also to place at
the heading OF a ruille eight inches
wide that Is placed on each side and
across the bottom OF the spread.
Shams for pillows are edged with
narrow insertion and fourinch ruff
fle. For the bureau scarf use three
Pinch squares of Bingham, joined
and edged with insertion.
The window curtains are made per-
fectly plain, excepting for Il rutIle
across the end headed with insertion.
A deep valance across the top Is
edged with narrow ruile also
With a blue and white cotton rug on
the floor this makes a most attrac-
tive room for a young girl Bingham
is very inexpensive and laundcrs
beautifully.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-04-25
chanue In Fashion.

An entire change In tailored cos
tunes is promised for the spring. The
straight skirts and severely simple
coats are to give place to the skirt
,ntricately draped and plated. while
the coat 10 to be built on much more
elaborate lines.
Rufnes Of lace are to adorn the
wrists. collars will make their appear
ance again In ornate fabrics. and belts
With ornamental buckles. buttons and
braided trimmings will all 90 to make
up the spring coat.
Ono OF the new models shown IN
the shops illustrates the new styles
for spring. The coat 10 arranged with
cutaway fronts, and the collar In novel
fashion is Of lace on one side and
satin on the other. Cuffs OF lace ana
folded satin finish the sleeves. which
are cut with wide wrists. and the skirt
has a cross-over panel In front. with q
pointed end. held in place at the side
with braided motifs and satin buttons.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-04-25
STYLES IN SUNSHADES
ARE LARGELY DESIGNED TO
MATCH THE COSTUME WORN.
Considerable Attention Has Been Paid
% This Accessory Of the Summer
Wardrobe. and a Wide Choice
Is Afforded.

As Old Sol approaches the zenith
of his journey across the heavens and
the days grow longer and warmer.
We begin preparations for protection
against his scorching wrath.
The sunshade affords this protection
and at the same time is charming
addition to the summer costume.
The thoroughly up-to-day woman al
ways Is on the alert for something
smart and new.
The newest addition to the realms
Of the sunshade was of silk In pals
ley shawl pattern. 4 band Of black
or white. inserted six inches from the
extreme edge, formed the only trim
ming.
This was designed to harmonic
with any colored gown.
The most admirable feature was
the handle. which could be unscrewed.
dividing the length by half. In this
form 1t could be packed In any trunk
of ordinary size.
Green taffeta parasols will be eN.
ceedingly good style. The prettiest of
these have handles and tips Of crys.
tai.
Handles of carved wood. to repre-.
sent animals and birds. tinted with
the natural colorings, are considered
smart.
Since taffeta gowns and hats are
10 be worn much this season. para
soils covered to match the costume
worn displays good taste.
II expense is no consideration.
there are exquisite handles Of carved
ivory and precious metals richly In
crusted with jewels.
A sunshade of a rich. dark purple
silk had long handle tipped with
an enormous amethyst.
Dainty jeweled and enameled bon
bon boxes are used to finish other
handles.
Those who admire lovely sunshades
will experience little difficulty in
finding one to please their con-
crptiOn OF lovelness In this addition
to their wardrobe.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-04-25
Pleasing Entertainment
Given at Auburndale.

An entertainment was given for
The benefit OF the Presbyterian
church last Tuesday night by Miss
lIarrctte \ Perkins Stark. of De-
troit, Mich, who is visiting Mr.. and
Mrs VIM llormig at their winter
homc on Lake Ariana.
Miss Stark is noted concert read
&: and teacher of clocutiOn and the
large audience enjoyed a rare treat
in listening 10 her for Miss STARK
is gifted and cultured artist, Her
mimirry is superb, her imperSona-
tions natural and true. and she can
laugh and cry 50 naturally that You
are not quite sure whether it is real
or not.
The aGrau@cmcit of her program
vas unique in that there were ~
long pauscs or breaks between tn"
headlines. Miss stark represented l"r-
self as visiting al little mountain
hamlrt ana ne different readings
were supposed to be stories told BIZ
the varjou persons with whom she
l,afho in couta,t and All We're bound
together by a delicate thread Of na-
ratiyc that WAS worry pleasing. Aiter
describing the little village that she
had created. with lis corner grocery
the center of village life It's
Iblacksmth shop. its church, and las,
but not least. its solitary little old
railroad depot, she voiced the heart
he at of the town-its daily bread OF
excitement. in When the Train
Genes In H." This was followed by
Hiram Brown on Town Affairs,
Nathan Flat" columbia crum,
who achieved her hearts desire be-
fore it was everlastingly too late,
THE Christmas of Old Maid One,
"Aunt .Iemima's Courtship," Doro-
thy Sullivan" How Hugh Arlie Pro-
posed" "Da 'Mericana Girl, telling
how a son of sunny Italy was
mashed; Our Jim" THE Cit;
Choir" "Neds Visit to Grandma
1.-THE Sculptured Christ. showing
how a real love for the subject is an
inspiration 70 genius; THE Tay"
Bridge" The Song OF the Market
rlace," "Bill's in Trouble" and end
ing with Lazy Jim an impersona-
ton so real that every one wanted
to yawn and stretch and "go fshin
II would be difficult TO decide tha'
one number was better or more per-
fectly rendered than anothr for all
were good whether grave or gay
and given in Miss Stark's own in
imitable manner
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-04-25

with emery powder. Stitches OF black
cotton run through the velvet at equal
spaces apart initiate the seeds on the
surface Of the strawberry and should
We worked in the material before the
pincnshion is made up.
For the stalk, Il piece of wire is
used, twisted round and round with
narrow dark green ribbon, and the
leaves at the base OF the stalk are
cut out Of green paper and fastener
TO the velvet round the stem with
glue.
This little cushion should prove an
attractive article to prepare for SAFE
In a bazaar, or a pile Of them would
look very effective upon a stall ar
ranged upon large dish; they find q
ready sale, as they are so useful 10
polish a needle that becomes sticky
when working. in fact. no work basket
is complete without one.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-04-25
DESIGNED FOR TWO PHOTOS
Here Is Idea for Very Pretty Frame
Which May Be Carried GU.
Quite Easily.

This very pretty frame for two pho
tos can be carried ont quite easily.
The size must first be determined by
whether it is TO be used for cabinet
carte-t!e-visite or midget photos, the
a piece of cardboard formed like two
hearts must be cut out, and from the
center of each space must be cut
for the photos; cover the card with a
layer OF wadding, then with any pref
ty piece Of silk cut large enough to
turn under both round the holes in cen
ter and outer edges. notch these edges
to make them lie fiat at back Of card.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-04-25
WARM COVER FOR THE BED
Comfortable Household Article That
May BE Fashioned From Rem.
nants Of Materials.

For those of our readers who are
charitably inclined and spend a por.
tion of their time in making gifts for
poor people. the suggestion contained
In our sketch will be found very use
full
The cover illustrated may be carried
out In any size, and can be made from
remnants of material that We shall
probably find ready to hand at home.
in fact. any kind of material can be
used in making it-old blankets. old
clothes, anything thick and warm;
they should. OF course. all be perfectly
clean.
And now for the way in which 1t
can be made. When sufficient mate
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-04-25

rial has boon collected. It should be
cut up into sltihra pieces Of an equal
size. and number VI thicknesses
sewn roughly together at tha edges.
These squares are sewn In between
two pieces of inexpensive cretOnne. a
row of stitching being worked between
the squares. and then trimmed all
round the edge with a broad fOunce.
For the cover illustrated. fifteen sec.
tons Of about a foot square are SO
fastened together, making a warm
cover more than large enough for a
single bed. but where the material
permits 1t, the squares can be cut rath-
er larger In size, and then the labor
Of making the cover will be consider.
ably reduced.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-04-25
One.Sided Skirts.

The craze for one-sided effects has
spread to skirts. Jabots worn on one
side blouses with the entire upper
mart being made with each side diner
On. have been worn for some time,
lint now tunics and yokes appearing
on skirts cover only one hip and ex-
tend half way across the front and
the back OF the dre--
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-04-25
NOVELTY FOR WORK BASKET
Strawberry Emery Cushion Easy to
Make and Useful for Polishing the
Needle.

This little novelty should be made
In quite a small size, In fact, very lit
tie larger than the fruit 1t Is intended
to represent.
It is carried out in crimson velvet
and cut out in two pieces and sewn
together at the edges and well stuffed
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-04-25
eess,n. Woman in Hard Luck.

A peasant woman OF Budapest, Hun
gary. drew $40 from .3vinss bahk'
and on her way home, borght a tame
hare for her children. For safety she
tethored the hare with a handkerchief
in which she had rolled the notes, Dur
the animal managed to get away
tether and money and all. lie poor
woman in her despair hanged herself
next day.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-04-25

and tx with mucilage: Piece Of
glass can be fixed at the back Of
the opening by gummed paper. A
true-lovers' knot In gold cord Is fixed
in the center. Tho card for the
back should be very firm; 1t is cut
like the front and should be covered
with book binders paper 1t will be
easier to nix In the photos behind the
glass before fixing on the back with
mucilage. Gold braid or ribbon Is
fixed to the center of each heart, by
which to hang the frame to the wall.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-04-25

daughters Misses Ruby and Gladys.
served refreshing lemonate and wat-
ers.
The next meeting will be with
Mrs. Turner, Tuesday. April ..
MRS. II. b. MORSE Press Supt.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-04-25
Value Of Association.

mo woman should ever stay at
home all the time Tho woman who
is always at home does not always
have the most attractive home, for she
grows dull and narrow without the in
SEPARATION of meering. greeting and
mingling with others" says Farmers
Wife.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-04-25
Mrs. Waggoner Improving.

We are glad to note that Mrs
Waggoncr is much improved, being
able to be up and around She is
rcgaining her sight. and her many
size is so much better.