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Echo : Wochenblatt der Vereinigten Deutschen Socialisten Clevelands. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1911-1920, 1912-02-03

alio fir bic N.. s.. Of 6. Sutcuifs,
unb Die S. 90. %. ni4t finun5trdftig
oenug. 9tGes fpmmt inbeB auBerbem,
pia audi Mc8ees, 8ods ge5eigt bat,
auf Die quite unb perniinitige 2eitrng
Iolpie auf bas enersifd1e Ginsreifen
unb 8enuBung Der iih btetsnnen Sc
legen6eiten an. Sn ben nuchiten Soz
gen muB Der 8pnflift gum 9Dbeprntt
oelangen unb bann irercsn mir oas
sSacit aus Den gu uno llmitdnoer gu
5ieben i'm Stanpe fein.
DAB Der 2aprencer Streif ein be-
beutenner Mert1tein in Der gntnmdez
lung Der Mrbeiterbepegu1rg bes 2an=
bes unb Elm S6ritt our fo5ialiitli9eH
Grfenntnis Der arbeitenpen MaNe iein
pirb, unterlieet teinem 3peifel.
I'm bic ipirtf9aftliGe Situation tn
2atprence bon gu periteben, 1T es npt=
lpenbig, auf bic Satfahe binsuipeiien.
bab bic bprtiser Nmeriean Wooleu
Gonpanp" ibren Nttipndren i'm Sabre
| 1902 an Oipiber1ben Die Summe BON
$1,4OO,OOO 5dhte. Sds Tapltol Der
@sielIidaft betrus oamals $49,501.z
100.
Sm Sabre 1911 hetrug bus 8apis
| tai = lpie piel bappn rWaher" tit,
ipiNsn mir ni9t = $60,00O,000. llnb
llnb Die aussesablten 0ip.benhen pa=
rem auf $2,80O.000 angepahIsn.
gDGbrenp alfu bas un9eleste aapiz
tai in iieben eSa6ren nur I'M 20 PRO-
| sent sugenommen bate, paren Die
Oipibenben um 100 Yrp5ent seitie9en.
unb bic u Be er, lpelhe &a=
| pital uno Oinibenben uno Die boben
gebGlter her Oirsttpren unb 8eumten
i9affen, erb Item einen Us D.
6en1obn BON burd d nj t +
lid fiinf Dollars uno bret
bio Gents. uno ba fpa ibnen Der
@ebulbsfaben niht rsiBen.
8ei Sdlub Der 3eoattion fommi
bic Nohri6t, bab Die teiben Streit=
, fii6rer @ttor unb @;ppanniti ter 8e=
, fiiripprtung BON 8elpalttaten anse.
tlagt unb perbaftet ipprben ieien.
Echo : Wochenblatt der Vereinigten Deutschen Socialisten Clevelands. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1911-1920, 1912-02-03

8eraos SpOlf Stunoer bat prdiiz
Dent Saft uniere StuOt Glepelano
nit leinem 8eIu6 beebrt. gr mub
uns aber pobl fir eine 9oroe BON
9erbrehern gebalten baben, oenn er
par oerurt bon Gsbeimpoli5iiten,
Solbaten uno geipObnlihen poli5iiten
umgeben, oaB ielbit Elm oroindrer
rspublitanii9er Parteisdnser feline
Gelegenbeit befam, Dem &onis in
Jrad oepoteit oie 9ano gu oriiden.
Oies permo9ten nur Die accreoitlerz
ten polititanten. llno AUDI ibnen
ruroe + 0 Idarf auf Die Singer gez
gutt, baB aeiner einen unfreipilisen
aber psroG9tig i4einenoen 8riff na4
Der 0iifttai6e MAIDEN tonnte uno
burfte. I'm oen 3aren unO oen Oeutz
I9en &aiIer fann Die bobe europdifAe
poli5ei pobl taum mebr belorgt fein,
aIs Die unirise um Den fdlItaffii4en
prdIiOenten unierer groben ytution.
Welhen 3ped 5ein 8eiu4 Glepez
lunos bate. piHen mir. gr mD4te
germ Die Gbre baben, auf lpeitere pie,
Sabre iber feline seliebten Wlitburge,
gu berrf9en uno oarum pdblte er oil
Waloitaot aus, um leinen ipoblprd.
lparierten rSnausural Speed" bon
| Stdpel 81 lahen.
| Die 3eitungen meloen oariiber, bal
Die banopurmartise Heoe milbe Uni
| teioenI9aftslos mar uno mir pollel
| binsuieben, OaB fie aud niht oas se
rins1te Neue bot; oub fie allerotng
iIogenannte rationale Sragen beban
oelte, aber um Die tpirflihen nationo
ten 5ragen iebr behutiam pie cir
aabe Inn Den beiBen grei berumsinl
9lnes, mas bie republitaniide part
; uno @ominiitration setan, ipuroe Do
ihm als taoelfrei binseIeut. 81
papnetarif, nit Dem er fih am me
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>seieb=tae=mablen ana Heieb=taespsl,tif

Inter Oiefer leberidrift brinst Der
rWddter unb Mnaeiser" am "a. Saz
nuar elm rgbitorieu", tporin Der Ser
fuiIer feline llntpii1enbeit iiber bic
oeutide fo5ialoemotratifde 8epeguns
feitlest.
Die Neununbneun5ig Stbe i'm
Rei9stas, Die ii9 inopii4en auf 110
permebrt baben, batten es ibm angez
tan. gBas Ioll audi Elm 8lott, bas
ben &leintapitalismus pertritt unb TO
9erne nebenbei in g(rbsiterangelegenz
beit madt, ba8u fagen? Spriat er
Elm Sob aus, bann itDBt er Den fleiz
neren ober grDberen plusma9ern bor
ben 8opf; reibt er es brett berunter,
bas f9abet ibm BEL ben 9lrbeitern.
Sa, ba lit Souanb in Scot. OoA bic
9erren pihen iib gu belfen, no Die
3ogit unb bic Wabrbsit ni9t aus
ret6t, nun oa nencet man Elm nenig
Sopbiitit on. Man itellt bann bic
Sdbe 10, bab Der Before SpieBer Elm
4rgument gegen bic 9lrbeiterbetregung
oaraus entnebmen, baB er allerlei
S9lii1e gegen ben So3ialismus bar
aus 5ieben fann.
g2ur ia ni6t bic polle Wubrbsit
Iaeen, BEL 2eibe nibt.
Der vW. unb u. ldBt li9 nun fol-
senbermaBen aus: rMit elmer iol9en
Wfa6t in Der 9eIebgebung, tpiro Die
Qartei ii6 ni9t auf 8erneinung tez
i9rdnten fDnnen. Sic tpirb ibre 8e=
reitpilligteit, an Der poIitipen Irbeit
tetl5unebmen, betpeifen miihen."
9lber Serr Reoafteur! llnipihenz
Der fann 1i9 tpobl fuum jemanb, be,
nit Der golitif beideib ipiNen follte
ousbriiden.
! 9llio Die So5ialbemotraten in
?Reidstas baben pirtlia nod nidts
Pplitires geleiitet? 9aben nur Der:
neint9 Sinb ulIo nur our Obitrut
tion Da9 9aben oesbalb al4 tein
8eoelltlng?
0us lit 10 ungefdbr bic 9lniicbt, bi
Der fdeinsebilbete beutfde SpieBe
beiibt unb ipomit er baui uiieren 81
geben pflegt. So, ia, 10 1T es! Wi
baben bieies i9on 5u peri4ieoenel
Malen erfabren miii1en, por flint I'M
por Sebn Sabren mar es bieielbe 2ita
rel, Der mir leiber namals obnmddtl
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| |

Sn Yptsoam 1prad Ser Saifer luut:
mWGblt einen Sbr Der rotten 8anbe,
S9lteB' 8abelsberg uno Sans Souci
9luf INNER id, gu Gurer S6anoe.
Damn 5ieb' nit meinen 9aroen i6
llno meinem 6pfitaat id BON bunnen,
DAB Sbr perbungern Nlle miibt,
0erouriten miiBt BEL leeren &annen.
Wenn Yotsoam erit, mein potsOam
fGnt,
ga, Damn muB glIes faGlen,
8erfdllt io9ar mein Sbron, 0 peb!
Der rotten Si9er &rallenl"
llno Yptsoam Iprad uno potsoum
CAB
Die Qlntnprt ldut Dem &diier:
Sin 2iebfne6t iei uns fiiroerbin
Der rihtige Wegepeiier.
Shr babt uns lang genug geGfft
Mit StaatsturoKen unO @eflunter,
&unuillen iinO mir bod fir Gu6,
Sbr absr bleibt fir uns itets Sumter
llnn ipenn Ou oroblt, 10 siebe nur
ae6t i6nea inS Rei6 Ser Sdattsn
3ieG Elm ms Sagenrei6 Der s3eit,
9Do mir nod 8aiier batten.
0ebpobl uno tpenn. 0u 8ismurd
iiebf,
90 ia9'. mir lahen griiBen.
Sbn iollt Der Sdnuar neunsebn 5lpOl
gft6t al15uie9r perbrieBen.
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MuflSiuns?

Berlin. Sn ben Seitungen
unb in alien areilen Der 6auptItuot
ipuroe Oas Grgebnis Der Wabl, Der
geipaltige Sieg Der So5idlbemotratie |
uno Die 3uiammenieBun9 oes neuen
Reihstages beIprp6en. Snfplge Der
S6tpierigteiten, ein5elne Mitglieper
Der fleineren 9ruppen gu flaIIifisiez
rem, gingen Die Qlniihter iiber bds,
mas Der neue Hei6stag tim tann unO
tun nirb, nett auseinanOer. Slider
lit iebenfalls, ouB Der ri6ipar5zbldue
8lod", oieIe QlQian5 Der 9onierpatiz
ben unb Der 8Ierifalen, tpsl6e pon
ZEN 397 Manouten 2080 tontrpllierte,
geiprengt poroen lit. Selbit nenn
Oieie 8oalition nod i'm Stanbe lit,
ieoen r8etreuen" nit fonierpatiper
ooer tleritaler @eIinnung bon BEN
Yolen, glIdNern ober Welfen bsr=
un5u5iefen, tOnnte lie b06itens 1914
Stimmenuufbrineen gesen Die 203
ober 2O4 oer 2ints Yarteien. Die
Ter llmitano bat nutiirlid i6on piele
2eute 81 Der propGe5eiung peranlubt,
baB Dem neuen Barlament nur cine
turae 2ebens5eit beidisoen iein miro
uno sine balotge Nufl0lung erlpartet
iperoen tann. DAB cine WfaioritGt
in ireenb elmer Sadie bon elmer tleiz
men 9ruppe pber partei dbbdngig lit
uno ourdl Sob ooer Gidtritt bon
Orei ober bier 9lbgeorOneten lei6t gez
Gnbert trerben fDnnte, fann ni9t be-
1tritten iperDen.
Die Regierung unb Die nit ibr
perbiinoeten polititer betrahten
islbitperltGnbli9 bic 10 So5ialoez
lnotratsn als Die sr0Bte Gefabr. sic
piifen ndmlid gan5 oendu, oub oie
! Sp3ialiiten ii6 auf tire 8orlager
fir 0eritdrfung bes 6eeres unD Der
Tlotte nidt einlaFen unb gegen ein<
lpeitere getaitung bes 0olfes nuh:
briidli9 proteitieren neroen. Die Re:
gierung bat bsreits in Der ,Rprooeut;
iten MQgemeinen 3eitung" aneetiin:
bigt, baB lie eine 0eritdrtuns De,
9(rmee unb Der sslotte perlangel
miro. SIR Proeramm umfabt aud
e;ns neue So5ial @siebgebuna, 10
. tpie eine Jortiebune Der jesisen 3oll
| politit bur9 Sen Ibidlrlb elmer Seri
neuer 9anoelstetrdge.
/. Or. German padnide, Der 5iit
rer Der Sreiiinnigen, unb Or. Ott
: Qrenbt, cine rGeu6te" Der aonierpa
r tipen. iparsn Der 2lniiht, baB es g
!. lingen piro, eine MajoritGt imReihs
\ tage suiummen gu brinssn, penn b
Gegierung Die 4nnabme Der Yorlo
Z gen fir Die 8erftdrfune fer Slot
n uno be5 Seeres perlangen miro. g
Iagten, bdB in bieiem Safe ale pa
): teisn. nit slusnal-ne Der Soaialiite
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&Dln : YOtsoaul.

Sn 80ln, bd bat Der rote @ei1t
0as oeutidhe Som in Sturm eenOmz
men,
Oa lit Die 5rsibeit tiibn uno OreiIt
Sept Oo6 5u ibrem Sieg getpmmen.
Ou 3udt i'm 500 Sic i6nar5e Nadt
Sa6r6unoertlanger SoltsDerbummer,
0a 1T Elm neuer Sag erpa6t,
Sas finit're a0ln aus ttefem S6lum=
mer.
llno &0lIens Spbn, Ser GrSrebeG,
Sin 8reis beut', unIer gueuit 8ebel,
Der jubiliert: Wir Hoten iino
M(erts, Ron, Dir, Opa Ser Weltenz
bebel.
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9arrom Derbattet.

Clarence Ourrop, Der pielgenannte
uno beriibmte 9lnpult Oes Wfoperz
Sapppoo=Yettibpne= uno oes SEC
Namara Pro5eiIes, Der Munn, Der,
mo INNER Die organiiierte 9lrbeiterz
l6dft nit oen 9eridten in Gonflift
serietb, 5uerit eerufen iuurbe. um bas
Gedt gu perteioisen; an oefen Huf
bisber ni9t Ser serinsIts Wfufel bafz
tete, ser in Wprt uno S9rift fir Die
Yrinsipien Der QlrbeiterI9aft etngez
treten 1T uno Der audi oen tbeatraliz
| f6en Mf9lub oes Mcgtamarazpro=
5eTes gu iiberl lteben oas Slid bate,
! lit, gum Gr itaunen Iuer, am Montdg
in Sos 9lngeles perbuftet iporoen, anz
getlaat in 5pei 6GGen Gefdpprene
beito6en reip. BEL Der 8eitedun9 Der
Ielben tGtigen @nteil genommen gu
! babeil.
S6on felt Wo9en lief ourh Die
YreFe cine 9lnbeutung, oab Die TIM
terfu6ung Ser 9roBgeIatporenen BON
Cos 9ln1eles es auf BEN r8ig 5ellop"
abeeieben babe, Oab oefen gr9retz
funQ nabe bepprite6e uno per init Den
| llmItdnben befannt mar, puBte gez
nau, baB bieIer 8ig Sellop tein an
oersr ais Clarence Oarrpp felbft iein
f0nnte. llno ipeiter, oaB Oarrop BON
Sen 9lbii6ten bes Stdatsanpdlte un@
terri6tet mar uno audi auf Die Wfinuz
te norbereitet mar, tpann man lbm Den
8erbaftsbefebl porlelen tperOe.
W1it ser 9nflage ee9en Barron
idliebt Der McNamaru prpSeB for
meG unb glei9faGs tbeatraliih ab
Die Stuotsanlpalti6uft ipil1 oumt
sen apeiten tiefen S4la9 geeen oil
9lrbeiterI9aft ausfiibren, oielelb
auf's Neue ppr Ser gan5en Ratior
audi moraliId in MiBtrebit bringen
@elinet es nGmlih, Den Seipeis 8,
; liefern, bab ielbit Der srobe Barron
: feline 6ano basu selieben bat, Die Sn
: ititution unieres @erihtspeiens mi
Ylan uno 9lbii6t gu untersraben, I'm
orei aeItGnbi9e 8erbreder uno meDr
ser npm @algen au retten.
l @eeeniiher oen 9lbiichten oes 8apt
r tols miro 0arrpip einen 'hlpere
r Stonb baben, Iid rein su ipa1hen.
r 3par beteuert er feline un'hulS
E inbem er, i1o6oem ouf Ser Ste(l
+ bie 8iireIchaft bon $4,000 fir De
D San prompt qeitellt par, erfldrte
e SD mDhte Die Grfldrun9 pteoerbr
: len, oie i9 idon einige Male senad
8 babe, bab i6 nidts pon elmer Be't'
II dung poer einem 8erfu6e, 8e1dpt
i rene in 8erbtnouno nit Dem Wlcg}t
t mara Yrpaeb gu beftehen, peiB, ab'
It id bin frob, bab biefe Spannung jei
i poriiber lit uno OaB ih 8eleaenbe
. befommc, mid Dor Den 8erihten q
j Oonnerstoa gu berteibiaen". 0enno
1e bat ser McRamora proaeb 1elbit III
f. 10 araufam gelehrt, an neberra1hll'
n, cen gu benfen BOB mir uns porld
+ fla iebes ltrteils in bieier Ingelege
belt entbalten miihen.
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Die iieereiebs >eutiebe SesialSemeeratis

@epdblt s. 6sIomonn, Reoutteur
(Sos.) Sauptipabl: So5. 1882;
5orti6. $3.50; 8oni. 58S7.
1907: SpS. 1914; 8oni. 1O,O42;
Sreii. 4127; @srf6. 3O43.
Sriinbsra 5repitu st:
8epdblt 8g. SaioIobn, S6riftItel=
Ter (Sp5) Sauptipabl: Sps. S582;
5ortI6ritt 5510; 8pnI. 643O.
1907: So5. 547S; 8pni. $3.50,
6r eli. 5311; Centrum 1889.
Ilteno Sferlobn. Ge=
ipdblt: 8arl Spiegel (Sos.). Saupt=
pabl: SoS. 1880 (unpouitdnbig),
Jortidritt 1887; Gbriitli6 Sos.
1918.
1907: @os. 1929, 5rsii. 49,
152; Centrum 1855.
Sorar SORT. Gsipdblt:
Osp. S4ubmann, 6epsrfI6. s9e=
dmter (So5.). 9auptpabl: Sps. 12.z
657, Nat, 2ib. 1924; Centrum
153.
1907: @o8. 1o2S4; Nat. eib.
14,0O6.
&aidu 0uddu: @jeipdblt
Otto Wels, Yartei Seffetdr, (Sps.)
oauptipobl: So5. 12,500; Nat. Sis.
1O,200, aoni. 10000.
1000: So5. 9059; &oni. 15,s
346, 6reil. 1896.
Sas @adDstnm Der ocutid)cn Sp,ial
oemufratic.
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san5 beIonbers auf bic boten Soften
Der 2ebens1altune, auf Die enorme
@teieerune Der YreiIe fir 2ebensz
mittel oufnerfiam semaht. Muniz
sipale apntrolle Der Sinanaen, oller
lItilitGten unb Gontrdtte miro Ia
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Der platform perlangt unh oann
tpirb seiast: .9lber sr0ber als ale
bieIe Inseleaenfeiten uno nihti9er
fir Die Moblfabrt bes Bottles lit oas
grobIem Der 2sbensfaltuns uno os>
MrGeit."
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sshen ,n,ttelpreiie clue @abl'
frage.

Sn Der platform Der Sosialilt
Bartp fir oie i'm ndhiten Drill itattz
finoenoe Wabl in Milpautee, miro
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+ Meranrer 1cnas.

BON Nem sorf raf Wupd friib, gans fnrS
Sdluf Der Geoaum, Sefrear Der Eubibins Gp Der
rN y %olfs5tnns" s. $, anis, OsenSe ole iu5ialiidJe
Sewesmns Oes Sanoe idmer trcfenbe Nad)ridtt Gin:
Geber 5reunS Goienbers!
Nleranoer Somns storbem. Sente Mprsn, 80 Sanuar,
balb Elm lbr Nud seiern bat gearbee, nen
lceu Nrte seIdrebcn. @ur 81 Sabren, am 2S. Sammar
1873, eridn iem criter art in crncn Nmmmer Der
~. y &psscinng".
&as Sunas fir Die ioaitde Seuesnns selciet, sebOr
Der CSedidjte
Scin j. s.. GDnig.
Gin tcns Ser 2elldcn 5oo3ialite.
GennDs 9ebuftiou
~Go ii terjeitne Cganiiator Iltbernb
0uiao Sdrpeter Hehnem nN g. &ose
ibernlielt
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1912-09-06
EARN MONEY NURSING g Tn, sc hoH
PHILADELPHIA SCHOOL FOR NURSES
III Chestnut Street Philadelphia, Pa
w. N. u, BALTIMORE, NO. 35-1e12.
AUTOMOBILE HAS A WING
French Motor Car Is Driven In the
Same Manner as an
AeropIane.

A successful trial run was made re-
Gently from Paris to London, about
geo miles, by motor car driven by
Q revolving wing, the Paris Figaro
states.
The vehicle, which was designed by
NJ Bertrand de Lesseps, and is called
the winged car" has the appearance
of an ordinary motor car, save that
in front it is shaped like the Prov
of ship. From the extremeity Of
the PROV extends shaft to which Is
attached the propeller-or revolving
wing invented by M. Filippi
The wing is small, strong and thick
and revolves within protecting cage.
The engine is of 40 horse power and
rotates the wing by shaft and chain
transmission.
There is no other mechanism, the
wheels of the car being free, except
for footbrakes. By the side OF the
driver is a single lever which con-
trolls the clutch and the forward and
reverse movement of the wing. The
wing can be reversed at moments
notice, thereby forming an additional
brake. In the trial runs speed Of
62 miles an hour was obtained with
2,100 revolutions of the wing a min
ute. One curious feature was that the
car made no dust.
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1912-09-06
BLUEJAY LIVES IN WOODS
Hawks, Owls and Other Birds Are
leased and Tormented by These
Noisy Birds.

The bluejay likes best to live in
thick woods, but it often comes into
open fields, orchards and near dwell
ings in search of food. When 1t dis
covers you it assumes a proud and
angry air of conceit and defiance.
The bluejay's upper parts are pur-
plish-blue. The lower parts are pur-
plish-gray The wings and tail are
bright blue with black bars The tail
feathers are tipped with white. 1t has
a crested head.
The bluejay builds its nest about
twenty feet above ground. 1t is made
of twigs and fine roots. From four to
six eggs are laid. They are of green
ish drab color fiecked with brown.
Doubtless the bluejay helped to
name itself, as its common utterance
is long drawn, clay, jay, jay" This
cry, with the bright blue color, has
given it it's name.
While the jay sings no song 1t is
able to initiate the calls of other
birds, by weak means it often at
tracts them. 1t likes to tease and
torment the owl and especially the lit.
tie sparrow hawk This is done by
initiating the cry Of wounded bird
which draws the hawk near. Then
several jays will dart at the hawk
squealing and frolicking about in
great glee. Sometimes the play ends
in a tragedy, for the hawk pounces
upon one of them to the dismay OF
the others. Jays may be Gagged and
tanned like crows and some writer's
say they can be taught to utter words
bird Studies" by Herman C. De
Groat.
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1912-09-06

Dr. Courtney H. Fem of Picking
relates e significant incident of the
recent disorders in China, says the
Far East At Paotingfu the local
banks we're so much frightened at
the revolutionary outlook that they
suspended every sort of payment
across their counters. Not even gov
eminent officials nor teachers Of gov
eminent schools were able to get
money for necessary expenses. But
a missionary in the city found 1t i'm
portant to obtain 5000 for current out
lay at the mission, and he sent a mes
senger with an appeal for this sum.
Greatly to his surprise, the messen-
ger returned with $500 in currency
and an offer from the bankers of $500
more If the mission would be kind
enough to take it. The bankers were
in serious doubt whether the govern
ment was going to continue or not,
but they were entirely confident that
Christian missions would persist,
and that money loaned to the mission
aries was really safer than in their
own Golfers.
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1912-09-06
DEVELOPING THE GRIP
SIMPLE AND AT THE SAME TIME
BENEFICIAL EXERCISE.
Utilize the Read Newspaper in Health
full Way, and Muscular Power,
Astonishing in It's Volume
Will Result.

After you have read your morning
paper and want to rest your brain
by a little exercise in which the
newspaper may still play an import
ant part, the writer suggests that you
adopt the method of friend in New
York city. 1t is simple, yet quite
ingenious, as 1t stimulates energy
in a mild way and Is especially help.
full on mornings when you do not feel
inclined to exert your strength.
Take in each hand a corner Of an
ordinary sheet of newspaper and
crumple it up until the four corners
are brought into the palms of your
hands, forming paper balls. Avoid
assisting in the process by pressing
the hands against the body. The re-
suit is surprising. Every muscle will
be brought into sympathy with the
muscles of the forearm in the effort
to secure the last corner Ito COM
pletely hide the sheets in your hands,
Your nervous force and blood circula-
ton are thus pleasantly stimulated.
Practice this from one to two min
utes, beginning slowly and gradually
increasing in speed.
When you have succeeded in form
ing these paper balls you can use
them in the same manner as you
would use a grip machine: that Is.
grasp them as tightly as you can and
then release the grip without open
ing the fingers entirely, repeating this
alternate action grasping and releas-
ing-about seventy-ffve times min
ute. BY so doing you will develop
a powerful grip. Simple as this pa
per grip machine seems it is superior
in many ways to many of the manu-,
featured devices.
This exercise does not make the
hands callous nor does 1t enlarge or
deform the joints. 1t messages the
flesh of the inside of the hands, in
Guiding the thumb, and gives them
beautiful outlines.
The gentleman who discovered this
novel form of exercise puts 1t to a
practical test in the winter season.
He carries these paper balls in his coat
pocket and keeps his hands warm by
the exercise of grasping them tightly
and rapidly. He mas developed such
strength in his fingers thereby that
he has no difficulty in tearing cor
ner off a full deck of cards or of
lifting with one finger a good-sized
man by the belt
There is something decidedly fas-
chatting in the exercise. Try it.
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1912-09-06
Real Greatness,

A great maB is always willing to be
little. While he sits on the cushion
of advantage he goes to sleep. When
he is pushed, tormented, defeated, he
has chance to learn something. He
has been put on his wits, on his man
hood He has gained facts. He learns
his ignorance; is cured Of the insanity
of conceit; has got moderation and
real skill The wise man always
throws himself on the side of his as
sailants. 1t is more to his interests
than it is to theirs to find his weak
point The wound cicatrizes and falls
off from him like a dead skin, and
when they who would triumph To- he
has passed on invulnerable. AS long
as all that is said against me, feel a
certain assurance Of success; but as
soon as honeyed words of praise are
spoken for me, ! feel as one that lies
unprotected before his enemies.-
Ralph Waldo Emerson.
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1912-09-06
A Word to the Wise,

The proverbial advice, "Cobbler,
stick to your last" had an opposite
exemplification in the following anec-
dote, for which lions Advocate is re-
sponsible:
A colored man was brought before
a police judge, charged with stealing
chickens. He pleaded guilty, and re-
ceived sentence, when the judge asked
how it was he managed to lift those
chickens right under the window OF
their owners house when there was a
dog in the yard.
"Hit wouldn't be of no use, judge,
said the culprit. ito try to 'splain dis
thing to you all. Eff you was to try
it, like as not you would git yer hide
full O. shot, an git no chickens, nei-
Their. Eff you want to engage in any
rascality, judge, yo' bettah stick to
de bench, whar yo am familiar
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1912-09-06
Pleasant RAINY Qay,

AS very little girl was much
depressed by stormy weather and
hated rainy days. Then when l was
nine / went to I've with Great-Aunt
Huldah On disagreeable afternoon
she would be sure to say, Such a
horrid day! I must have something
good for supper" And she always
did
So my point of view changed and
I began to look forward with pleasure
to having stormy weather. Now that
l have children of my own l profit
by that experience and always con-
trive to have some little delicacy on
rainy nights. 1t may be waffies or a
loaf of their favorite chocolate cake.
II I haven't time for that, l arrange
to have them make candy or pop corn
after supper l find that my husband
enjoys the surprise" almost as much
as the children, and a rainy evening
is real festivity in our house
Housekeeper