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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-04-19

Selcn g. GIippinger an U1nbiiou
Jfcao Q. ii. g. 60, $4,000.
ssoiepb 8. ssones an Gait WnI .,Sius
9. II. 8. 60, $4,000.
&lil. s. WnlIacc on GogIc q. II. e.
81, $500.
Gbas. s.. Steintpart an 0,innie
Maus, $4,000.
Ger. 2. Gbrldnoer an Sion 8. Il
q. 60, $4,000.
Sobn y. SpiIfer II. q. an 2iberal
s. II. 9. 60, $1,000.
ssobn Guortors an Giti5ens Gilt y
II. 8. Co., S3250.
ssreb. Gbos. 5ooo all 8iIt goge 9.
II. 9. 60. $4,000.
sSobn 9. IotpnIeD an Sc. Sogan,
$500.
Niarp g. Snpoer on Gerter Gum
ber Co., $700.
AnIpb 8. Reipcpnlb on Scott SIC
Aogers, S3100.
9aura q. 6loiuer an Spcamore 2
II. =. 70, S4SUU.
6etiIgteS Sppotbefen
gugliit n. 0iIoD on z. Baro 6. IL.
9. Co., 5000.
slgnes 4. SdroeSer an d. 8orb q.
II. 9. 60, $4,000.
ssoiepb 2. ssngeriou on WilIinrl
Senrie, A0riliniitrutcr, S533.
@iuiam R. Sueihner ON Wo3ari
.9. II. g. 60, $500.
GmeIia 3. Grees on gs. gater,
$1,000.
ebaeugoIb ReaItn Go. OH guiineb
Wen's y. Y Il. =. Co., $4,000.
Ioninif Dobcitd an 9luonbale e,
II. y. Go, $3f,500
Go. 8. 2eisl OIL Court Str. Wsartei
q. H. 2. Go, $4,000.
sspbn @on 8rieB on CALHOUN g. II
9. 80, $4,000.
Sobn Gnartors ON giti5ens Gift
9. u. Z. Co.. SS250.
Chic 2anb II. sSnrp. 60. on Gapie
gierce, $3.50.
gs. :. Softer on %. gs. GIippinser,
$2500.
Cos. 2. ssones on Gait 8aI. SiGs
9. IL. &. Co.. $500.
&m. q. Genou an gnrtla Sinms,
$4,000.
@nt. 8. @auaee an 3. 81 Collins,
S5f0.
". Z. Aseitermann on emma R.
Sicnc, $500.
Wiarquis GneIiib an Suprene 6
IL. Y. 60, $3.50.
SEQ. Stonoer an dragon 9. II. 8
60. Ro. 2, $4,000.
Wtartha 6. Sibnrn on Soueguil.
oers 2. II. &. 60, $4,000.
CLARA St. arIinebuus on 9Iragon
.. II. s. 60. SO. 2, S23D0.
TieieIbe an Sos arIingbaus, $3.50
Senru Shon an Grurpnoe e. IL 8
60. $1,000.
GerieIbe an Qropioent g. g. Ut
60, $400.
Stio 2ano II. Sntpr. go. on Sana
gierce, $3.50.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-04-19
9as Serliuer Ausitattunsseafe.
Berlin, a. 4pril.

OF ~ u, 4. ApIl.
7er brdpe anb foIioe giirqer 9ers
fins itast ben neutrality-suspicious. bes
aafftebaiies nitt uuo ss bebdrf itarz
fer 9odmiiisI, um ibn on3u anSurei>
sen. Die 5duptntirnttipn iit bon iss
br bic iippise ausitattuHs bss Co
inles setpeien. afs Berlin Nkltitobt
lpurhe, od somen jsne unssuliitblihsn
Gafes ouf, in oenen bte 9siuher bins
ter groben srHfteri1eiben ipie in tis
mem Gidsboufe iissn unb no Der dbs
iheuli4e pIunberprunt oes Raumes
NIT ieiHen Cob. uno Warmors .Jmis
taiionen pom breiten Soieseln boppeIt
unb breifn1 rtfleftirt piro. Sang 10
aufbrinelih unb ihreino iIRb bic gros
Zen gerliner 2uruseafes nidt mebr
.iggerihiei. Seitbem Bruno gauf Dor
brti ssahren einen Raffeebaus spdioit
ausbuuie, behen Jnterieurs nidi 1es
rdbe orieinelle nrdiiettoniide Sh1ns
bsiten bsiisen, aber reid. iarknfrOb
unb abtpehsIungspou iinb nno fm
nidi BON Der 8obn oes guten Oes
i1nlads entfsrnen. finb cine Reihe sui
unb MODERN auseeiiotieisr Cafes ents
iianben. SsIbit bos cltberiiHnis
Safe Soitp" itrtifte bic alierssroue
poiina ab unb erneuer.e 'ih. An
potsbamer ploB that aIlerbings Dor
5lpei Wtonuten onh Elm Cafe i'm Wenms
lnutftiI ieine pfprten auf, bds bee
bentlifk RiidfdlIe i'm ben Derlinsr
Ritfhs unb prdniftil Der neunaiger
Sabre nuffpeift, ober eerube bnrnm ben
8eifal Der ftuunenben Waenss bat.
Uion ioIIie msinen, bnb bos pubIiium
an biefem beIebtenen pIase Berlins
ein titles Gof6 nit perfbipieeensn
gden bessbri. In bas "a iid Dor BEN
Inutsn 4ufru6r oss Wtriebrs fliihien
innn - bod bixfes Cafe bier nimmi
in feinsm Jnnern bic orobuenbe Mtelos
bic bes plates cuf uno IeBt iie auf
5eine Wstis or0bnenb fort. Beim. Be-
treten bes tpetien Roames. Der In isis
ner AnIage uno IN i<insn DimenFcnfn
iouIif9e Nebnlihteit init elmer
GHfDimmboile bat. uTnfdngt ben ge.
fnher blenbenbe 6elligfeit. Nus elets
trifdkn aronen nnb aus Gliiht0rpers
Dirlonben ftiir3t bns Qi6i in breitem
sgluFe bernb. eS fIutet an ben polirten
aelbsn WsnrmorfduIen entlone. ipirn
pom BEN Gpieseln Uer5tbnfoht Juriids
QeardhIt unb ld6t bic funtelnbtn Uios
foiten an Der Hriiitune Der guIeris
MIR unb bant oufieuhten. Daa
itdrfe DrHefaer. bos inniitten Der ldrs
menben Crgie pon Durben unb Qihi
lonaertirt. legt ii9 IN B<slg ouf Tau,
k1 0erduj9 and ireiter seinen 3ipuHs
duf. unb 70 if 0aS 0erliner pubIitum
boB tier Mbenbs germ pnortD<ife Gaifs
|tzik HIsxhie Haqe nsa -s3ntsaj jit6l
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-04-19
OrnaSeis nbnmSs Cspstbelen.


V cue Dpof efen.
aatberine 9eiebaus an @rason 8.
IL 8. 60. $40. 2, $1,000.
Charles s. Rentirt on oiefelbe,
$500.
Gbmarb !. SarIep an 4. @orb ..
II. g. 60. $500.
2i53ie granh on-G -Go,,tbern Cbin 8.
II. &. Co.. $1,000.
ssobn o. Shone an R. g. Gimon.
$500.
gSilliom G. 2e,iifer an 9ecrtbJ fair.
mount 2oenl 6. II. y. Co., $1,000.
Charles s. Stnpermonn an Re.
public s. II. y. Co., $500.
gneiia Orees an Soltbiibe 8. II.
9. Co., $1,000.
CLARA 81. 4rIingbaus an Garfield
go. 2 g. II. q. Co., $225O.
ssobn z. Gtnrp an Serbert 8.
9adolb. 1890.
@nIter gnrter.nn Gnterpriie 70. u.
Co.. $4,000.
Cecilia Re1brep an BbiIonleno
D.eperB, $1,000.
Charles q. 4uuer an GuurnlinS.
billie German Barrf, $500.
Gcra Woeier an Union earrings q,
II. z. Co., $1,000.
&enrp SGle on-Gnbinef 0.sai. ..
Go, $1750.
GboS. 8. Gtnnermann nm x11uiosl
9m. &sntp 41ooQ
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-04-19

ue5er ntue eRgIifhe
.6eirat6smoben" plaueert eds
,Strdnb Raga3ine". Wan srfGhrt
bier, oab oas ipsibe 8rautileio, luie
iiberbaupt Dos Weib oils DorberritenDe
Sohseitsilrbs aus Der 3sit Der Jins
fierlinae uno 9unielmdnner iidmmt.
aopp oelen 8inesni fihrie baber i'm
5cbre 1890 als 6oh5eitsfarb. cine
Utii6ung pon Weib uno 9olb .ia,
mas benz moberneu Geiit entidreosn
better entipriht, Da bds 8olb aIs cine
sorte 4nipieluna auf bic tlineenoe
Utitgift Der 8rout geoeuiet tperosn
Tam. msibe 8rautbouquete blieben
aber i1nmerbin nod stpd ssbn J1bre
i'm 9e6rauh, biz i'm Sabre 1900 GaoD
God bel ibrer 6ofoeit als grite nit
einem Straub BON rotbsn Roien ers
ifien. Wlan merts iih oieie 4pihiigen
9aten, asiber fusib man nihi suna
70 eenau, mann Der WipribeH. ooer
SranssHbliiibentran3 dls groutsran3
unmobsrn gstporoen lit; man ipe:b
nur, bob man ihn beut5utage iebr OIL
burn RoIen ober audi nur Elm poar
Wnrtben. ohsr 2orbesrbldtter erisbi.
I'm d1erneieiter .3eit bat man ben
SodBeittH in Gnglunb iefbft SisfeH
9luHs eenommsn: man sibt iest ben
iEnaen 8rduten als .tnsisen aopfpus
cine Giomantentiara. anbers BrGute
ironen iib nit gerlen unb foroern
bisrburd oas ShidiaI, bas boie D.rs
bdngnib. in e.rooesu frirolsr meiIe
brraus: man gDeib ia bon Der grob.
inuiier Der. DoB perlsn ols 6ch3eiis<
ihmud un!sr alien umitdnben ungtut
tringsn. Der phantoin Der ncien
o5h3eitsmooen fonnten iih naiiirlib
ouh bic 8rauiiungiern nift eni5ieben.
Bei einer DOrntbmen 5ohseii fab man
jiingit grauiiuHgfern, bic bus aoitiim
fss 5riiblinss BON 8oticeli iruaen:
Die 1unita NIT tleinen 5olitn uHb NIT
Hliimhen. Cine ~ipoibserthts- Braat
lIieb fih non elmer 5unbemsuis sur
Stride besleiien; gu ibrsm erobsn Be.
Oauern Duroen bi. 6unbe sur srau-
ung niht 5uaeloHsn. Gas .Eiranb
giasoSine1 5dblt nod unoere bubble
3iige britiihtr 9r1uts auf: bo in
Iaib &, bic nit ibrem aiblinasbulIs
bog am 4liar eritsint, ipobsi dIIer,
binss bemerit iperben muB, bob Der
Bulldog tptib mar unb gum BrnutiIeio
pnBie. Cine nnoers 9ruut fibr auf
einer nit fehs pfsroen beIponnien lns
feite 5ur Qirfe. Oen0bnlit, beaniiet
man iih NIT einem 4utomobil; etspe..
DE BrGute fubren aber cnh ipobl In
poItiposen. bic NIT bier Ghimmeln So.
fpannt iinb. Dor. mas einsn arobor.!s
gen Gffeti muht. sumol fpenl bic qos
itilIoHe lpdbrenb Der 1rauunssaei1nae
nit Der peitife tnaIIsn. Usit Wths
muth ssbtntt bns -Gtronb Usoaoaine-
Der suten aIten 3sii unb ber einfnheu
Ausnaituns Der Ddue, Die WbiRles
heirathste. .Sbr 9rpuHe6u be0unb auS
aEfr 3otnbiirite unb einem Qamm.
|absz BE Ga4eH spcsen as,k1
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-04-19

bsm 8erHinger'ihen JaII msbr eeipubt
baben, fpie nit abnen, er bat bieIe
&enntniiTe benilbt, nm Gelb su erprets
len, er lit NIT ben fiinfbunbert 1baz
Iern nidt sufrieben seipeien, inb feline
8robuugen b1ben ben Gefdbrbeten aur
9er3peifIuttg gebraht."
(6ortiebung fulgt.)
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-04-19
0rnaIeiaeatbnms HebertrasHxien
Cincinnati, Is. slpriI.

Dora 8ntch on 8roce Wperes, Sots
32, 3G, 81, 38 nnb Ebeil bon Got 35
IN q. S. Gpnhom's ltnternbtbeilunl
in WaoiionpiIle, ST.
Ibe geIlepuc 9reipiug 60. oil
Wnpme Wee, 80 bel 105 Sub OH Der
Siioieite Der @eitipcob Aoe., 2f7 6nB
iueitlit BON 9orinip Ctr, ST.
sseiie 6. agneip an Inno u.
StrunpIer, 9beiI bon Cots 80 nnc
40 in 2esIie & Gid's llnterabtbeilung
IN Noripooo, 81.
5be ,Soctorp GoIonp 60. an DID
SafIep GooI anb sSeeo 60, Cots 30
inb 90 in Mills e Shines 2 llnterab.
tbciIling in SafIep, 81.
Winnie Inus an Charles 8 S.Stein.
mart, % SUB an Der 8eitleite Der
Zane CTR, 275 SUB norbIih pol:
Gbaie CIR, $4,000.
gua glbeIeS on Cigar Starf, IL
lei 80 Sub an Der Siibieite Der 8.
apenue, 3uiiden gine uno Roce Ctr,
$4,000.
Gbe Union Sapings ReaItn 60. an
Charles $. Stapermann, Sots 903
umb 1000 in Rortb College Sia lin.
terabtbeilune, 81.
sSrances 9. Sones on Die Gigentbii.
mer bes Spring 8rope ,Srieobois, 20
BEL 80 Sub OH Der tSiioleite Der A.
Apenile, 3Diihen Rain unoSpcamore
Strobe, 500, 800.
Sarpep e. SubbeH on So. q. .ltnh
8. Sooion, Got 81 III gonnpbole ao'
0ition 3u SopeInno, 81.
Serbert 8. Bochouo on sSohn Z.
Storp uno emma Siorp, EbeiI porr
Got Is in Roripooo Sigblano Spnoi.
fat llnterabtbeiIung, 81.
2ottie gP. @enper on sSreo. Stang.
Iheil BON Got 2 in Robert Srr's LIN.
terabtheilltng in Gbepiot, ST.
Gbnarb ggittefiuo on Ssobn 8itte.
tino, Elm Stiid Sano in Sefiion 32 in
SpringfieIo loDnibip, 81.
8iIliom aing an ssoiepb o. Giiel.
mann, jr., GOT AZ iino SbeiI bon Soi
i6 in 5rnncis s. Wriebt's eitaie,
Dit SeaItbn, 81.
Names sc. Sattler an Wnurice ).
sSreiberg, Elm Stiid 2aub in Sett.
8, Riucreef 1p.. 81.
@rigbt Sanbers on Waurice :.
Tretberd, EN- Stiia Souo in Seft. >.
MiQcreet Up, 81.
emma 5. ,SeIs an ssoiepb Gdbnrot,
I Got an 8oooburn uno 2ineoIn aoe.
me, 81.
". Softer on SeIen g. GIippiuger,
Cog Sub an GIaion Ctr, Ruoiion
bile, ST.
5reo. BoIter an 2ouis 3aIter, 2ot
TO in Gam. ). gropne's gitate.
$1,000.
Barbara Sfmibt on sSohn garoua,
! &ot OH &afelpooo CIR, 81.
Granite SSrnprouement Go. an
Giuc. Seb. II. Rortbern gfp. Go. /
Streifen 2nno i'll Seft. 81, Columbia
2p., $25. 1896.
SEQ. s. Samanu an albert Suber,
100 sSuB an aauiimann ape., ST.
geIlamn Storer IL. u. on Steua R.
@alton. - aSuB an Gaiiern ape., 81.
Rorluoob u. e. II. !. go. on 81.
ME q. TiIturo, 40 SUB an geef)
gpe, Rrice Sill, 81.
Sdrrp Goof an Barbara Gnot, so
SUB an 5Iorion ape., 81.
gSm. 6. Gngliib on @m. ). S6id,
254 SUB on clifton 4oe., 81.
Carolina U. 2nforo on gbitb %.
Burt, got an aibInnb Ctr, $4,000.
Waria 81. g. y. 81. 9. sSeIs on au.
quit 6. Jreberid, so 5uB an Jels
4ne., 81.
8. j. gittlinaer an ameIia 8eper.
Got GAG in gfor,uooo 8iefp. 81.
2aprence d. Sieber on Geo. Sber.
Idnoer, 3s Sub on Ginning CIR, 81.
Geo. H. Bald on 8m. y. Gepou.
37a Sub an u. 4. Ctr, 81.
annie g Gob on Gem. 9. Willer,
1 2ot an Gnitern gpe., 81.
Cigar @. ellis on RoIpb 8. Netp.
bomb. 40 SUB an 8Iair ape., 81.
Minnie SiideI on ssreb. Ghns.
gooo, / Got an Sn3el glpe.. Qor.
poob, 81.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-04-19
Ntrbd ntia.

Snkl gum yleffen, Der stubesi
ift): YSit benn bie ubr. bic i1 Dir
sei1entt. gar 70 f6aeMt9 60 oft i'd
iomms, sitiis IN 1Mspasatusis
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-05-23

Here Is a good leo cream recipe
one ofmy readers asked for. at
thin cream. ~ cup sugar. u table
spoonA Vanilla Mix ingredients
and freeze. In freezing. allow
three level measures OF Ice 10 one
OF salt. :.
This Is therecipe II. n" asked
for; Barbccued i.amb-~Cut cold
roast lamb into thin slices and re.
heat in the following sauce: Mel,
two tablespoons butter. add u tn.
bieapoon vinegar. Il cup eurrant
jelly and y teaspoon French mus.
tard, and salt and pepper 20 taste
This IL particularly good.
MRS. n. u.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-05-23
LONESOME YOUNG MEN.

Dear Miss Grey: | am a young
man Of % and have a good trade.
but my work carries me all over
the Northwest. but when | get 50
much money. I quit and come back
TO Seattle.
What | want you 10 tell me Is
how can get acquainted with a
nice girl. | have often been In Sc
attic. but all the boys | work with
spend their money In the saloons
and cafes. and | can't see where
the fun In In getting drunk. know
few cafe girls but am ashamed
TO go on the street with them.
I would be the happiest man In
the world II only knew OF nice
girl I could take out 10 park on
Sunday, or to show In the eve
ming. A LONESOME BOY.
A.--Why don't you get acquaint-
ed with some nice young men and
through them with good girls7 II
YOU will 20 up 10 the " NJ. G. A.
you will meet good men. or by
Joining a reliable lodge. The lone
some young man Is y problem. but
II yous are honest you can solve II
the way advised.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-05-23
GRADUATION DRESS
JUDGES; HERE THEY ARE!

Mrs ueorge cor Wife OF the Mrs Austin orif,ha
wife OF one OF the counclmen
Graduation
Names OF the girl
Ing In but the number win
1919 class Is something OF TO be proud
The broadway high
'ne nsor'an Question win be settled BY the iadgea
ihnt the
university high school college the
TO the grammar school girl fulfilling
The number
uawng nearer aud this
biz
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-05-23
.nIGH-0-Mf
That's the Proper Way to
Pronounce HYOMEl, the
Famous Catarrh Remedy
Made From Australian
Eucalyptus and Other
Antiseptic s--Jus'
Breathe Il.
Il Banishes
Catarrh

Getting rid OF catarrh r. an easy
matter N you will only use com
mon sense method.
Germs cause catarrh. You KNOW
that. and you also know that 70
order 10 end catarrh you must de.
atroys tho germs. Sprays ana
souchra will not XIII the germs.
IIauld cannot penetrate into the
foldg and crevices OF the mucous
membrane OF the nose ana throa'
Neither can II reach the lungs OF
aven the tubes that lead TO the
n every HYoMEr outfit, which
/ ia sold bv druggists eyerywners
there Ia a bottIs of antiseptic liquid
that Will kin catarrh germs.
pour a few drops OF this nqnlu
into The little hard rubber innate,
which comes with the outnt anu
breathe this now antiseptic yapo''
s,ad ar over the membrane OF the
nose and throat infestea w"
cafarrh germs.
Ifs pleasant, soothing and heal
ling. ia this yaporized air. and u -
really the only remedy known that
can reach and destroy catarrh
germs and end the misery and hui
initiation that catarrh causes. Com
IpIete outfit 800. Extra bottles OF
lHYOMET, II needed. cost 80 cents.
Druggists everywhere sell HYO'
MEL. II IL guaranteed not TO con-
tain cocaine. opium or other habit
forming drugs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-05-23

Beautiful things shine every0herc.
Beauty OF shade aud beauty Of
sun.
Beauty Of light IN the morning air.
Beauty Of dusk when the day Is
done.
But never beauty OF such rare
grace
Shines for a man from height or
deep.
Like the giorlTled smile ON a WON.
ans face
Az abe looka on her baby'a
cradle sleep.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-05-23

and now he seems cold and lndlffer.
cnt. and | haven't seen or heard
from him for months He can't
come to ace me, and ! am afraid
TO write. for fear his folks win get
the letter. tiuf nothing can kiil my
love for him. for ~ is deeper than
the ocean. A WOMAN.
A-The LOVE or A LIFETIME
IS DEEP. but would llken Il 10
a rivera river that runs on and
on. always beautiful. ripping
through green fields dotted with
lovely flowers. with here and there
n shadow. but. withal. satisfying
The love spoke OF was the falling
In and "falIingout" klnd--emo-
tionai love. and the more marked IL
Is. the sooner Il subsidies. That IL
why one should wait reasonable
time before marrying. II Is better
10 test II before than after mar
rage. The latest medical science
agrees with Cynthia on the emo.
tional species.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-05-23
FAILING" IN LOVE


Dear Miss Grey: 4 beg to differ
with you when yoa say the deeper
one falls IN love. the sooner u Va
over. How about the love Of a life
,ifnes Don't you think that kind Of
love h pretty deep
have loved man for over a
year, and be told me he had loved
me for two years before he told me
Both his family and mine objected.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-05-23
wso5ino ETIQUETTE.

Dear Miss Grey: Kindly advise
me who. after the ceremony In
over. congratulates the happy con-
pie first. the minister or the wit.
ness. Is a blus tailored suit suit
able to weary l.. NJ.
Alt Is customary for tho min.
lister to offer congratulations first.
then the. parents. relatives and
friends
The blue suit Is appropriate.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-05-23
Court for Women Only

Clubwomcn al San Francisco are
working for woman's court who're
there will be women basliffa and
tho prisoners win be protected "a
far az possible from curious crowds
that flock TO police courts Only
women are 10 be tried In the court
and only such men win be allowed
m are necessary 10 give evidence.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-05-23
Letters to Cynthia Grey
SHALL s~s SUFFER- FOR sss sorAs~s s,sr


D>ar Miss I an gunucky tool. mother not
married rhsR recently
want 10 know OF her. Would o
~in be IA In Deeember 1 scho
r. BIS CHI4
Any dear lis gfi perfectly
mother bot uniacky idea
bsass meet whatever find Many Of
vsdlock
ton shows what
Tie who make ankud remarks
mother.
the sight Of God THAT
without The when speaking Of
bad made mothers mistake and the silent
one who had right
along and be gladhsarcd little s You
10 high school
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-05-23
esnrNiA's RECIPE
tsGxcHANoE

80 49, 4 4 4 4 4
VIII one Of your readers give mo
q good recipe for cream of arti-
choke SOUP My husband n very
fond otarllchokes In any form.
MRS. A. l.. q.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1912-10-28

regarding the table merits OF the diff
serent kinds Of sweet potatoes grown
In the north.
Mr.. Theodore Williams of Benson
Nebraska, and Mr.. F. D. Wells, q
Michigan grower, have been very sue.
cessful in the cultivation Of the pota.
to; and the results Of the work of
these investigators are briefly sum.
married. here:
In Miss Coburn's investigation the
soil on which the crop was grown was
not rich, having previously grown
nursery-stock. 1t was not MANFRED
but thoroughly prepared.
Mr.. Wells says that the soil best
suited to sweet potatoes is a warm,
moderately rich sand. If 1t is too rich
there will be excessive growth Of top
at the expense of root.
Before planting, the surface Of the
ground should be ridged, and the
plants set in the usual way about the
first week In June.
The most common way to grow the
plants is hotbed After the first
heated period is over, the tubers are
placed quite closely together but not
touching, and covered with manure:
they are then covered with three
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1912-10-28

not believe 1t necessary to move the
vines to prevent roofing, except under
unusual circumstances.
Northern experiments show that
there is not SO much difference be.
tween rows where the vines were I'm.
disturbed and those in which the
vines were moved twice.
Potash Is one of the most impor.
tant fertilizers for sweet potatoes, al.
though in New Jersey horse manure
at the rate of 10 to 20 tons per acre
Is used. 1t should be well rotted.
Attention to the vines, says Mr..
Wells, does not stop with the end OF
cultivation.
They should be lifted occasionally to
prevent their taking root, and this
work can be quickly done by the use
OF pitchfork. Once a week is often
enough
In the north the black-rot affects
sweet potatoes. and this is soon seen
on the sprouts. Whenever a plant
shows a leaf that is partly black, It
should be dug up and destroyed.
Potatoes from affected plants will
rot quickly after being dug. AS the
germs Of this disease remain in the
soil over winter, the ground should
not be used again for this crop.
In the north the most popular varie
ties grown are the Benson, large
white yam type, very smooth, with
brown, yellowish skin; the Red Jer.
sey, smooth, pinkish red, short and
plump, fresh greenish-yellow, sweet.
rather dry; Florida, practically vine.
less, large yellowish white, brownish
gray skin, rather dry and very sweet;
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1912-10-28
DETERMINE FAT
AND SALT BUTTER
Circular OF Department Of Aer,.
culture Which Explains an
Apparatus Invented by
Prof. Shaw.

Secretary Wilson of the Department
Of Agriculture calls attention to a new
test for fat and salt in butter which Il
described in circular No. 200. Burea,
of Animal Industry, just issued by tn,
department.
This test was invented by Roscoe H
SHAW, chemist In the dairy division
and Is especially designed for use II
creameries. The circular explains the
apparatus in detail and gives complete
instructions for operating the test
placing in the hands of practical
creamerymen simple. rapid and ac
curate method by which can be de
termined the percentage of fat and
salt in butter, and which in connec
ton with one of the reliable moisture
tests already in use, makes possible
the complete analysis of butter right
before the churn.
The new test for fat will probably
not require more than five dollars
worth of apparatus beside that already
on hand in most creameries. The
same centrifuge is used as in the
Babcock test and the same acid
The special apparatus consists OF
separatory funnel of glass with a
capillary stem. The separatory funnel
LIS essentially cylinder holding about
two and a half ounces constructed
with glass stopper at the top and
stop-cock in a capillary tube at the
bottom. A special socket is necessary
to hold the funnel while in the centri.
fuge.
The principal steps involved in the
test are: The washing out Of the salt
from a weighted charge of the butter
with hot water, the dissolving out OF
the curd with hot dilute sulphuric
acid, the separation of the acid solu.
ton from the Fat and the weighing OF
the fat. When the salt test is to be
made the wash water is collected and
the salt in 1t is determined by the
usual chemical reaction.
The time consumed In making the
fat test is not much If any more than
IS required to make careful test for
at in cream by the Babcock method.
A little more time is required if the
percentage of salt is wanted.
The new test has been thoroughly |
ried out in comparison with the ofi. |
iai laboratory methods akd IS quito
accord with them in results.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1912-10-28
CULTURE OF SWEET POTATOES
in MANY OF NORTHERN STATES
crop Generally Regarded Particularly
South May Be Grown With 1uehP n
North-Potash is One of the Most Important
Fertilizers for Plant.

While the sweet potato is generally
egarded as a southern crop, 1t is
Town with great success in many
,laces in the north. The Island Of
duscatine in the Mississippi is largely
oven up to sweet potatoes and mel
ms. The former do well in any light.
ANDY soil. where the season is not too
hort. Miss Gertrude Coburn, teacher
" domestic science in the Iowa col
eye. has collected some valuable data
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1912-10-28

about 81 feet apart, and the plants
set IS inches in the row.
Good cultivation is necessary. This
should be frequent and shallow to save
moisture, and it will also add to the
yield.
Southern growers have changed
'heir method somewhat. and now 40