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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-02-21


the same seldom wear corsets and
L don't need them except to keen a
uent rock from wrinkling. II ever
nave 10 wear one, which is not often
LOT the minute my clothes are tight I
-eei my muscles getting cramped, and
any woman whose muscles are
cramped is awkward, no matter. how
ihucn money she has spent in lessons
70 acquire grace.
How to Be Graceful.
Only the body that is perfectly free
IS graceful and the body soon ac-
quires natural grace II II is not
hampered with tight clothes.
All children are graceful until they
get TO the age OF self-cOnscfousness
Ss1I-consciousness acts upon the mus
cles. just as tight clothing does. II
cramps them and binders free grace
rul, natural movements
Every child should be taught 70
swim and to dance. because tbass
forms OF exercise cOunteract the effect
OF consciousness and are bene-
tlcla4 from the mental side as we'll as
from the physical one.
swimming develops courage. self
confidence; 1t helps develop the fig
ure into lines OF beauty and grace
The good dancer on the other hand.
acquires that poise OF body, the con
sclous command OF every muscle. which
Is invaluable In giving one mental
polse and balance as we'll
Few people realize how very init
mate IS the relationship between tie
body and mind II you control the
Ilrst you stand a better chance of
gaining control OF the other and that
is what We are all after in these times,
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-02-21

now most women. especially those
deFotees o. fashion who nave Whitfield
their figures down TO the last fraction
Dy amt OF much cOrseung and WRONG
olel wont approve Of these figures
Naturally not These proportions
mean HEALTH, seldom Synonymous
with fashion, yet II you put & woman
OF IDEAL proportions according TO the
chart and place her near one of our
fashionable lay figures, unless you
nave no real eye for beauty. you win
vote for the ideal proportions, not the
fashionable ones
The girl of . feet in height who
weighs 100 pounds is not fat. though
I know nowadays that women want to
De JUST as slender as possible and the
IN two.
II may be fashionable but it's not
neaItnys and the reason we have So
many neuraStnentc, nervous women
around with haggard faces is because
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-02-21

most always leaves a worse .spot than
{ they takes out"
But Helen was not to be discouraged
I Dy Delias lack Of enthusiasm Della
was never enthusiastic about ANY,
thlng that might involve any work on
her part
1t took several moments to find the
cleanlng fluid among the bottles on the
TOP shelf in the bathroom
W ny Della this shelf is thick with
aust Get pan OF water and wine if
o1t-and these bottles, too-they're
And Della grumbliugly obeyed. This
was why she always looked with dis
approval on any OF Helen's ventures
they usually ended by making more
work for her.
Cleaning fluid Helen read aloud
from the label -" Cleans the most deli
cate fabrics without injury.
irections-MOisten soft
flannel cloth with the Cleaning
tluid and gently rub the article
70 be cleaned Do not confine rub
bling TO the soiled spot; BY going
over more OF the surface no ring
VII De left VIII not injure the
most delicate fabric Caution. -
Do not use before an open fire
or gas.
The Cleaning Fluid CO.."
Helen first covered the dining room
Jaoie with a sheet and then spread the
9ress out upon It curing some OF the
mud IN a saucer, she sponged the spots
around the bottom OF the skirt, care
iuiIy following the directions.
The Dress Ruined.
But, TO her dismay. dark rings out
lined the places that had been cleaned.
And when she tried to sponge away
the rings she succeeded only in max
ing them larger. Hurriedlv She poured
out half of the bottle ana went over
one whole breadth Of the skirt. hopfnr
that by going over a large surface and
rubbing II dry the rings would be
cleared away. But wherever she
sponged with the fluid IL left the same
notified, streaked appearance. She
used the other half OF the bottle try
ing to improve il, but only made it
worse
Almost in tears. she shook the dress
out over chair Had she ruined it,
IN II she only hadn't touched it! At
least she could have worn # at night
even II IL was sOiled. But now, with I
one whole breadth streaked and mot 4
tied, she could never wear II!
told you, rna'am. I didn't take no /
stock IN them cleaning fluids said I
Della They amt none Of them no !
good" And then, seeing Helen was al
most in tears she added consolingly-
But guess You can take them
'treaks out II you dip the whole
hing in gasoline-it's much better
han all them cleaning fluids, and
heaper, too"
oh. can To- asked Helen eagerly.
Why didn't I think Of gasOline2 But
yhere can We get ft-enough TO dip the
Thole dress IMP
Paint store. I'll take two OF them
'allon water bottles and get EN- full
Half an hour later Della returned
Nth the big bottles OF gasoline weigh
ng down the basket on her arm
Ny, that's heavy" she grum bled.
And / had to 90 to three places fore
aey'd sell il to me"
Helen took il in 10 the bathroom.
mere there would be no danger CT |
re- Implying one OF the bottles into I
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-02-21

east OF his course the engine Of IFS BIZ
plane stopped For a time he gIided
toward the Recovered lake, but sud-
denly the machine turned turtle and
he was buried unconscious In the
Wreckage- How long he remained in
this condition, Sandt does not know,
When he recovered he was literally
saturated with blood from many cuts.
Aided by a pocket compass Sandt
walked 10 miles to the American shore.
landing at Northeast at 10 o'clock. He
was found staggering along the shore
by boys who were skating and later
carried to a hotel Word then was
telephoned to this city
Sandt is not Injured seriously. He
was brought here from Northeast at
midnight in a special car. Thousands
OF persons, q brass band and loud
blasts from shop whistles greeted him.
The chamber OF commerce at Long
view has arranged for the 0rganiza-
ton Of a truck growers union al that
place
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-02-21
= ANNETTE KELLERMANN
Famous SDiu,nln1er and Physical Culture Expert On
The Right Road To Health

It's fashionable just now TO have
dropping shoulders and a flat chest;
it's fashionable to glide, or rather
ions are not going to last.
HEALTH, MAGNETISA- VITALITY
those are the real ideals, and when
enough women acquire the first fash
ions must adapt themselves TO their
demands. Then goodbye to the hob
bic skirt.
To be healthy you must exercise and
you must exercise systematically Also
you must keep it up
I believe swimming IS about the best
exercise in the world for women who
have no organic trouble
Many organic troubles are durable,
or at least can be helped by a course
of physical culture, but no one should
try this without working under the
eyes OF a trainer.
Swimming has made my figure what
II IS and daily exercise in the tank
and out of 1t keeps my measurements
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-02-21

SECS ~ cent bottle q EARISIAN
niche ,,~+G,g yIuo II on - 5-air every
faii5y,e- - - ldhuruft ga, air stops
r@ber - a. tue ne siow ~ appears
baf- is ~ ,sFefy - = ~ Until the
TsN =, ~ 5icA a. eAllan- PARIS
bsir 49,. Is ~ = q ~, Re- ssshing
children. 4dO as advertis. 81 -
your monf & Girl with Ae,E.,,,
hair on lrtOn and bottle $50
by kell lard and dealers e- So
Whers SIs
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-02-21
FLIES ACROSS LAKE;
FALLS IN RETURNING
Earl Sandt Makes PerilOus
Trip and Meets With

Erie. Pa Feb 21.-Earl Sandt.
youthful aviator. the first birdman TO
fly over the great lakes from the
United States TO Canada. came TO
grief 10 miles out on the lake from
Northeast Pa, last night while at
tempting a return flight TO the Amer
lean shore
While high in the air and 20 miles
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-02-21
HOW TO BE GRACEFUL
Ideal Proportions Of the Female
Figure and How to Acquire
Them.
By ANNETTE KELLERaIANN.

~ EW women are satisfied with their
figures, and the question I am
asked most often IS:
What should my measurements be
and how much should I weigh?"
To answer IS many Of them as I can
at once, I shall give a chart Of the
weight and proportions of the Ameri-
can ideal figure.
The celebrated staWe Of Venus de
1edici IS taken b.. many as the ideal
In height This shows q woman
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-02-21

1t is My
when their hair
comes out in
combs full that
they really sit
up and take no
tice.
If your hus-
bands hair is
falling. II he has
q a n uff or
scalpAtch, don't
let make a
na Ifi-F "a Of him
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-02-21
Husbands Hair
How About it, Madam, Is it
Falling Out or Growing
Thin? Don't Lose tt

Most husbands are careIare -s.-.-5-
ing their hatr-many are skeDticaI re-
garolng hair TONES, restorers and the
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-02-21

feet inches high. whose waist meas
ures p l-3s hips 36-6, chest 1875.
But the general ideal of beauty for
women seems to cali for a taller stat
ure, so I print the proportions for dff-
ferent heights.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-02-21
D R | N K
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Whiskey, beer OF other alcoholic stimu-
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ORRINE after a trial. your money viii
be refunded Ask for free booklet
telling all about ORRINE
Kelly & Pollard, sheldon Hotel.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-02-21
GRANT REPUBLICANS
TO CONVENE MARCH 2

Silver city. n A. Feb 21-The Re
publicans OF Grant county nave issued
a cali for a county convention to be
held the second day OF March. to elect
u delegates 20 the state Repu blican
convention TO be held at Santa Fe
March s. The county precinct pri-
marles VIII be held next Saturday to
elect delegates TO the county con
yentiOn-
Among the Republicans of this
county Taft is by all odds the favorite
and It is alleged ne is the strongest
in the state. A few Republicans here
seem TO favor Roosevelt Prominent
Republicans I'm this section. who have
expressed themselves, are confident
New Mexico VIII send a strong Taft
delegation to the National Republican
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-02-21
@. Altntatt 4 On.

CATALOGUE No. 1854 FOR SPRING AND
SUMMER IS NOW READY AND WILL BE
MAILED ON REQUEST
ORDERS FOR WOMENS AND MISSES TAI TORNADO
SUITS AND GOWNS GIVEN ESPECIAL ATTENTION
Please MENTION CATALOGUE No 1854
gtfh Anrmp. s4tH aan s5tH strFrts. Nsm Yurk.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-02-21

{, & = = 6 = = .. = = = :. = =. =. =. =
{. FL ESQ TELLS :
& HER TROUBLES :.
= To the Want" Columns OF .:
= The Herald When there's an :
. unexpected vacancy IN the Of =
:. flee or factory force. It's q =
g Herald Want Ad that gives no :
:. tice .
= When there's something val :.
= liable lost or a tenant leaves :.
= a call to Bell 116. Auto 1115. :
:. tells the news. =
= FL Paso has learned that :.
Z: Herald Want" Ads are the best {.
= RESORT in An emergency =
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-02-21

OF the violent methods they employ IN
getting thin and in keeping Just
little too thin, just a little underweight
portions.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-02-21

There IS no better meocine made for
colds than Chamberlain's Cough Rem
cay j acts on natures plan. relieves
lne lungs. ope1s the secreti0ns, aids ex-
pectcration- and restores the system 20
g healthy condition Tor sale by al
dealers
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-02-21

bassador 20 France by president Taft,
70 IN the vacancy caused by the resig-
nation OF ambassador Bacon.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-02-21
NV AMRAssADOR

10 FRETCE G0URT

Myron Il. Herrick. formerly governor
81 Ohio. who has been appointed am
Narodni vestnik = National herald. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1911-????, 1912-05-23
Roosevelt zmagavalec.

Columbus. O, -. maja - Iu-
kaj yrsile So Sc vteraj primarne
predsedniske volitye, pri katerlh
le Thcodor Roosevelt sllajnn zma-
gal. Pri obtnem glasoyaaiH dobll
le mad 10000 glasoV yet pega tie
gov sekmee Taft "a naraano te-
pnhlikansko konvencilo dobli IL
Roosevelt * delegatoy Iaft pa
Same II; slednli j. hiI izFolleH z
teeJim steslIom Rlasoy Sano y J
yolilnih okrallh
Oh dtmokratske stf1nke 3obli
ie nad>teviino vee,no giasoY "a
werner Harmon nad NilSaHa4a
70 Mm Bryana IN Champ eiarha
ie glasoyalo Il nekai vellleeH
Harmon le dohil 1899 eiasar,
Wilson lu.sg9, Clark 10, Bryan
pa laa.
Cello senator Ia Toilette II pre-.
lnagal steyilu glasoY prpdsesinf
ka Tafta, dobil Iih le Il toal
ueln okraju sl63
Narodni vestnik = National herald. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1911-????, 1912-05-23
Am meriSke VeSti.

cd l maia nadalip. V dohi dveh
ftednoV So nj prlpetilo nc izvan
,rednega stroll IN yse drHgo delo
lie poeiyalo, ker med delavei nj
hiIo skaha dol,iti, pa6 pa Sc jih le
med tenn tasom mad poiovico or
ganiziralo III pristopilo k Western
Federation Of Miners Denver,
ttolo. lnija Ie posla|a wee gavor-
Iniko9, ki so nelagednina Hlssant
deiasssva ragkrili nrzaslisno kri-
vseo. katera 81 jim godi pod kapi
Etallsticnlm slstcmom. Mesto IN
mega oactle, Xxi so vsi socialist,
drze delaestyom in mestna dvo.
rama le NJ fa2potago brezpEaeno
IN }avne vsakianje shode. Xadnle
tn DIM j. pa lzhrHhniIa prava re-
yolueija Murrayu. Druzha Jc
IdobiIa kakih sto skahov nekle IL
I iztoka; ogroluno steviln deputi :
jev in serifov, XII lih tuyajo, ozir.
zapei lamm lludem ne piIstllo IL
jtopllnice, XII moralo reyen detati
IA 81 90 IN hrano ua dan; poleg
tega 81 ponoei bilelo praye trlpo-
iitanskc hirke in krngl]e sc yslp-
LEGO lin ubogc skahe topiiniei
kot toia. he da bI 81 mogli poma
gait. Eaje SD 5e tt1Ie uhiti III ne
ka.l ranJetlih, dotin le bii tudi mex
~loycnec .tralkar pomotoma sk0-
III levo nogo prrst rel zen. In to po.
noel ma arzaynl cessI V bli2ini TIA =
idotopilnice.
Danes Sc j. druzba toliko ze a.
dala, da ie dala pokIieati tielay :
lske vodje y Salt Lake CITY, da se
II mimi imgala kon6anju straJ
tka, o katerih pa do sedaj nj lose
Ala nieesar slisati.
! All stavkamo safno "a - eeTfS4
Ipovisanja dnevne place, kar upa,
mo. da tudi dosezemo. -- kako Sc
konea Ia kryavi boj IN obstonel,
| med delaystyom in druzbo poro
cam prayocasno. Drzava Utah ne
Ipomni 10 srdsj tako trdoyratne.
"a bola IN ori mililonarjev IN tnii
delayeey SO uprte na krasoo 'ne
sto Murray. ki pa INA u krtas
madez delaeskih zrtey ia yesfi
in vse ia glede kiiyifnega kapi
salisti,nega sistema Poroee saiee
Narodni vestnik = National herald. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1911-????, 1912-05-23
Smrt pastor Richesona ma elek
tricnem stolu.

Boston. Mass = maja. Znani
Clarence T Riehesor hltsl pastor
baptistovsiSe eefIfe mestu H.
annis T. danes zi9fral 1adostll
svol kreaei 5in ia elektrianem
stoIn. Klchesosa - obsadia Ia
smrt. ker j. zasiftpfl lansko leto
seoJo hlvSo 1aeotenbo lsietno
krasua AVIS IlneF.
Oh l. l0o2 1alra posadiii 50
"a ma elektflem stei, ah L. II -
~ pa zdfarnlki - proglasill
mttSlm
koso "a pelial il mrtfaSise 80
lice ia 50 mu mayezoxati jerme
nje ma stoln. III ka1ai nlkakh sna
kov svoie dusnc horbe X staln j.
lsorakal pokoael Ter le pleaai ra-
rafnosf pred - P6lem, ko s. il
esedrl ia >lpi zaprl D. tudi sFaJ.
o,esa preiao = spustili snrte
nosno elektrteo ateg9No teio, /,
stavii ulegaE slHsai pastir razns
praSauia, TIA katera mn If afsse
leln RlehtsaH algotoft .lax OIL
puseam ssakfmui Esog hosle w
a oskrha m4la dn~a
Res Johnson "a II ialle vPra
sal All SIC prlpra9 iieni amret
- Jezusa Som. X ntleoYurt
iiiehe~on katial5o h,sede aamnl
sIrm giasu Natp 30 >pnsilil i9o'
eoitov, autper elektrike, sar mi
IL poysrofila stnri
hn - "a pl9ali i mrtveshe a
aee. prl N R4ehesen dTema 80
nma fayarlsema atko nahuxua mf
isaska pssea
l'akej pa eksehaeih y u prat
mtfa seiassl p1a pred~'ajaku If
favne ieee Douglas s.tebe~an bra
/ paAnlnika II hleass ii hnslt pfe
! hel sea1ena nesFe9 nensa hfhEl
pawreb.
Narodni vestnik = National herald. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1911-????, 1912-05-23
Nesreca ma loFu.

Sterling, III u maia Fji1em
.c6uire IN nJceny l~le0i teEarls
& Fhome, sin naSega lQpa0a, sIa
sta danes ma Ioa Nslei nerodhe9a
raynanJa > ru>ka r. pa plFi ilsfre-
ill v trebnh Zupaaaxega sina tako
ne sre6no, da le ysle3 rane unri.
Narodni vestnik = National herald. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1911-????, 1912-05-23
Mestm tikes Y Denyerjn.

Denver, Colo. - lna il N6eral
Srsiia - il tnka1 politeA nesfne
IA odhora. zupanom II hi Two :
ien ] Arloll, ptasfa. faI.elfane.
"a Mesfneea tihrfa ~voJega
iemohraslsrga nasprotnlka spec
"a le premagal 4 - 8.s glaaoyl
NeflHe
Narodni vestnik = National herald. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1911-????, 1912-05-23

Ibsfal3ie HFlisIfS GID y. ufi tiO-
poldne
| Stoyenski Sokoli:
: Drus'ya 20 sfarosii:
b Xastasa K s. Donna:
1 Botri in botrice;
=. Clani Il. =. Donna;
6 korakanje k gosloyityi
slovensko cerkev in nazaj Dom
7 Predsednik e. |. podvasnlk
po1,lravi nayzoee;
l. Gpvor ponienu drustva h
s. Donna, govori &. J. Glac:
2. peysko dlustvo "Preseren "
xapoJe
Prosta zahaya.
oh ? nri Sc pritne pies oh zvo-
bih sloyenske godhe. pies trala
do drugcga dne.
oh $50 2veecr nastopi zopet
sioyensko pcysko drustvo Pre-
serep
ndhor H. $ Donna vahi vse Ella
az ia nJih drnIine ter prijateije
ESfopnina .ie prosta, le vsiop Y
plesno dvorano j. - centov III
esebn.
v Burdine. Pa. Sc ie zastrupii
predzadnio nedeilo zriafi rojak
Frank FerIan. NzrolS temu alnn jc
NJ ueznan.
V pittsburskih zaporih Sc naha-
d rolak John kaseek s.sss;..... s... lss ia
iie"rin Ohtoaen ie pregresnsga
oh6evanja I MO. porotna okralna
sodnija ga le spoznala pred kras-
kin krislm; ohsadbo boie pa IL
rekia par iineb
Dne Is I. m. odpotoval je IL
fittshurga Texas Mr.. John Go
iahlt, kIer Sc namerava nasesiti ma
sa1l farmi hlizu mesta Houston,
Tx. Mnogo nspeha
strajk premogarjev, ki traia ze
dell casa Y kaylor, Pa. ter okoliei
bExa sc Ii kouen. nru1ba le na :
manila delaveenl, ia leli porav
haFo |. .laniJa. patti je, da SO bo-
IL zabfevam uasih organigiranih
nfemogarJev d0eela ugodilo. pred
keDtanl,n strajkom pa mi roja :
kaa syetovati hodlti IA arIom V
exnaeeni kraj.
Dne IL. maja je pri Scott Ha
fea hllm West Newton. Pa, pc
Eaztl Wax rolaka Frank porenta.
radom IL MengSa ia Gorenj jskem
Assreaa 81 j. lol,tela, ko Sc il pa
zeiezniSkem Iirni vra6al domoy. Y
stfem kram zapnSt.a 3eno in tri
hsare poisopali SO "a Is /. IN. ma
pekepaiiSeu 4 West Newton. NaJ
mlfu pataVa'
v Somerset, Colo. utonil j. 13
naJa relak Frank koclaneie. 70.
aea In t'irkmee ma Noiranlskeln
~ - tedal syojim bratom pre-
81 Heke hryl mad deroeim hndo
aflakom. Reyezn 50 - pa zyrtIle
CLAW, ia 50 ie prekaenil vads
u Htonil Nlegovemu bratn, h il
set Z aaim druihi. " nj posreai
e panesreecnca reslti IL yode. ia
30. Ia lr - kolnaj sam etel pr
tsm sFole ANlienle fokolnik j,
III star ~ let. Ter Je pripadal !
dfgistpa - Jo2efa Y Crested l,nt
T. Gola. Il. It
Dne l5. lunila t. |. edphie pr
'tkrat IL New Yorka Trst noNo
xeraleni parmk Kaiser Fran
9,seph ! Last Austro-A meriea
~ draxhe : tem purnskan oil
hpiale stare lonnylno taii hf
Frank ~,abser il New Yorka a.
'efna ~ pesn. delona glelr
slras ia Mr. sakSer - povfne II
ssv = tem parnikolu znpet naxal
v krooklynu. N Y. atyuFtl j
Efed kratkim ! vrtsfefneN l.srsk
aaselltlai etaeeMai fa1hs Ninki
aasal raslom ileuiEal. lepe are
asaa naye m41atske dsnsuisa
klttaa ma aAnane tasneAai
Mux~m~ ts.MM - .8a Il -.
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LISTNTCA UREDNIsTVA
Nj. c Hsbblug. N2nn

M, c Hibbiug. Nana aHa
Fam bsaia Is ashsaH5eaest 81 ae
prttakatano vs5ata sses0ta aas3a
aarasmN8v i ya.fqa aera
Poro6as.a aaa apyl aaJ aas
pozdraYlieHa
Nj r. IA Range RI Rre}ell ,na
yse d5seaa3 nam aapas.aHa Eal
9se ua Nfsta aaalu .sda ,ea
tatum laplsi eedno aM
Na sg1deHJs palutha. FL IHe I
A. NJ. Chisholm, l. s Eansda
j r.. Yale, Kans. \ etaoaQH
ikdall IdraYs1gaite
Fr p. Ely. MINI. Neslax
aHstrn.oerskrga konasata s Rla.
II Imp and Royal Aasfra Ilang
onsalate St. pant NaA faA
a15 psslte nm j iamaeem 4erlsa.
Farmer Mo in aaar b.
enak ssrlni Ali eehkes - 5o1
silrjaskih 5e1leY 1elao fa4
prav lohfH lef.ltu
/. h. Ely. nina sl~ea5lse
aAm psnysssaeut,, As,.at faFna -
hosls osa gfa prifesiasa 1aaeils~
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v pittsburskih zaporih Sc naha'

d rolak John kascek s,s.s;;.,. il Il
Firrrin Ohso5en ie prevres,isg;i
ohtevanja MO. porotna okralns
sodnija ga ie spoznala pred krat
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Narodni vestnik = National herald. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1911-????, 1912-05-23

A. NJ. Chisholm, l.. s Eanada
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Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1912-02-08
ANOTHER CHANGE
ON THIRD STREET
G.. II. Bunker Goes to De-
pot to Take Charge of
Lunch Room.
(From Saturdays Daily.)

Charles II. Bunker, who, ever since
the opening of the Serge Confectionery
and Ice Cream parlor 81 months ago
has been it's local manager, today took
charge of the depot lunch room. Mr..
Bunker managed the restaurant at the
North western depot for over two years
prior to his connection with the Serge
store. He gave perfect satisfaction
there and when he relinquished his
work he did not resign but took a
leave of absence with the understand
ing that he would resume his position
if called upon. A. r. Towle, general
SUPERINTENDENT of the Shaver News
company, which controls the depot
lunch room, arrived in Baraboo today
from Chicago and requested Mr..
Bunker to take his former position.
Negotiations had been in progress for
some time and the story published to
the effect that Mr.. Bunker was going
to Montana is erroneous.
While under the management OF
Mr.. Bunker the depot eating house
drew many there from uptown for
their meals and the service given " as
of the best and the reputation then
achieved will be maintained, said the
new manager on taking bold today.
Miss Virginia Stewart, who has been
at the Serge parlor for over year, and
James Doyle, who was at the Roy al
cafe for some time, will be added to
the present force at the depot.
Paul Welk, who has managed the
depot lunch room for several months,
has not decided on his future plans.
Albert Serge of Reedsburg, who was
in the city today, will superintend
for a short time the management OF
the store that bears his name.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1912-02-08
HARDWOOD SOCIETY
HOLDS MEETING
Farm Wastes Are Discussed
BY The Clubs-Other
Items On Program.

At the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Guy
Weidenkopf ON the evening Of Jan.
30tb, almost full membership of the
Kirkwocd Agricultural society met to
listen to The talk by Superintendent
G. w. Davies of North Freedom, on
"Farm Wastes" He maintained that
on many farms much loss is incurred
each year through carelessness. For ex-
ample, ears of corn scattered along the
road on the way to market from an
over filled wagon box, keeping scrub
breeds of stock which do not pay their
way and machinery standing I'M
sheltered in sun, wind and rain.
Large manufacturers make the
utilizing of every available substance a
study and the successful farmer does
the same. His remarks were very good
and much appreciated.
After the visiting intermission the
society chose its president, Carl
Wichern, as delegate to the coming
convention of rural clubs to be held in
Reedsburg, Feb. Is and II.
Tn kind invitation of Miss Luise
Gattiker of Baraboo that this society
spend an evening at her home in the
near future in company with the
Skillet Greek Farmers club was for
mally accepted.
G. w. W1chern gave some valuable
Information concerning the work of
the cow testing association, and it is
hoped that such an organization may
be formed in this vicinity for the bene-
fit and improvement of its dairying
interests.
Miss Grace Randall sang solo az
companied by Mrs. Edith Harris 1T
the organ and upon being encored they
sang duet.
The next place of meeting will be at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Koenig. The date and further par
ticulars will be announced later.