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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-07-15
S6ieosseri6fe
8erOen in 3nfnnft 1iiferen;en siDi-
iGsm Traction SO. nuo ange-
itellten beilegen.

Die giirgeridaft BON Gincinnndti
tpiro in 3utunft Dor StraBenbabns
Ttreifs aeifiibt icin. Gie grbitra.
tionsbsb0rbs, tpelGe na6 8eenbigung
bes 2tusfanoes i'm mai Suiammenz
trat, I'm bic 8ifferen3sn. pslt)e bos
mails gum Strsit eefiibrt, gu idlihten,
bat ibrsn geridt nunmebr fertigge@
itelIt unb Oerislbe lag ben angeitellten
Dor, bic beute friib 3u oielem 3pef IN
OR arbeiterbdlls 5uiammengetoHmen
tuaren. Snfplge bes ausbredsnoen
ihiperen Gefpitters itelltsn iih bic
Qente nur langfam Elm, ioDab crit I'm
l92 llbr Worgens bic gerfdmmlung
3ur Sronung gsrufen iperoen tonrlte.
aIs mir Sur greiie gingen, mar bic
SiBung nod nift poriiber, bod
tpurhe psriinert, baB bic 2eute ihre
,3uitimmlRg Su Dem geri6t geben
lpiirbsn. Die eutgiltige syeitTeBung oer
Qr6eitsSeit ioa; fons bas tempordre
abtommen nitt befrisoigt, am /. Sas
nudr 1914 befinitip geregelt iperben.
Bon ben sntlaTsnen 2sutsu iino iefs
sebn Wann nidt lpieosr dngeitelit NOR
ben uno tpsgen brsi Iino bic 8erhonos
lungen nod i'm 8ang. GJtras
Msptorleuten unb aonontteursn iOl
Gin Winimallobn bon $45 pro MonG
besahlt lp<roeu. Die ben aonouttcu
rem uHo WDtorleuten gu 5dhlsnoei
Q6bne ranairen pon 20 Bis q GenEI
pro StuHoe uno 5pdr pirb Der ME
brigite 2obn Geuten be3ablt, bic iehi
Monate I'M DienIt ino, uno ben bot
| ften 2obn erbaltsn 2sute nit 5s9nia9
riasr ooer lGngsrsr 9ieHitSeit. lls6er
3sit pirb nit Ii be3atlt. Sprtntls
er6dIten %, 2eute nuf Wert3eugcor
e5enfdls % uno wlail Gar 2sute 2
Gents 2obn. Ter 9obnioutratt I
fir orei Sabre. 9ds piatigite at
tOn,msn ift, eab. faQs es in 3utun'
sniIaen Der 1ruttion 60. unb ibre
2tngsIteaten gu 8iffsreH5en irgsa
tpelter 4rt tommeH IolIte. bisie etnel
Stdsosgeridt CUR Grlsoi8ung unte'
brsitet rperosn HtiiiIsn, uno ebe bisie
SGisosgsridt enti6ieosu. >Oarf Tel
Streit besonusn peroen. 3us pr
! pioriT6e S6isbsgeriht, peldes %
gss 2lbtommm dusgearbeitst. Ies
Ii6 aus folgsnoen 5erreu sulammeE
grofeFor S4Heiper BON Der liuiDeI
, iit6t fir bic giirgsridaft. NAT;
Draper fir bic Traction 60. III
: sSobu Jrsp fir Die arbeiter.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-07-15
Nutu nuo Gar follioirt.

Gin nit WsiIhfannen belaocnes
2ait automobiI Der 6irmn go. Si.
fbop, en-; Mcbofuf glaee itieB aeitern
Weoraen an Der s. iao 2inn Str1Be
init einen @aggon Der GIberon aue
2inie 3aiommen. Die gaIidgiere
iDilroen init Wilh noIiiidnoIg Mber-
fdritiet. mdhreit0 ons slutonlo6ll
itnrf irno Der @nggon Denig be-
if,doigt wuroe. 8liidlif)erireiie
tpuroe feiher Der 9niiagiere Der boil.
beIesten Str1benbabn perleet. Ter
Gbaliier oes aaios. slfreo Stef.
pon go I'll 9hiitier Strabe. erIstt
id3mersbaitr 0erlesungen ani arlic.
mno lieB Iih nod ieiner 8obnans
iiberiiIbren.
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1emer.

- 9lus unbefonnter llriad,e brad
in Der @obniing bon sSraii 'Bdnf'
f,orot, gso. 1926 goIeroiu auenne
eiu sSeuer D1brene ibrer 4bpeienbeif
aus, oas BON Der Gfyeuertpehr acloihi
iuuroe. Der Sd)16en betrogt $50
auf Dem @ege 5u oieiem 5euer fol'
.ioirte Der @ogen Der Safen I'M
Setter 60. 10 nit benz Spriser
8ogen Der 60. 6, beioe @agen Tutir'
ben leitt beidsaOigt.
Srau 81. Camping. bon Ro. 7tf
Qeorl StroBe. mar gelteru nit Den
gisitiaen pon Wobeln beihditigt, no
an iie 9erpentin oe1ponote. 2i,
syliibigfcit iing ploplifl sSerer unl
pcrurinhte cinen fletnen graHo, oei
Die sScuertpebr loiden nluBte. IL
Sd,nben lit MIR aering.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-07-15
lluperbefit femmt oft!

gser Diefe 3eilen Iieit ellie nif}t
iliid,sia hiripeg. gs iii bier bic aeoc
BON Dem einsisen Naitiel, ons iidserlldI
uHo onutrnb pon oen itreflidlen
cmnlen Der Sdmorrloioen beireieri
faun. Iieies Miiiel heiBt Annfefis,
bat lid, ieit lanaen sSabren begDahrt.
uno miro cine Rrobe onpoH Don R
saeiiItaebter & Go, Dor 1916. 9setu
g)ors, ar sseoerninnn rerianot. Oh DC
Giaentbiinter tpiiien bnB es iid)er
biIit. Mid, In alien apothefea sls ba.
ben. iino es heilenoe SiuhlSapiels.
iueld,e am Sibe nes SeiDens eirge-
fiihrt sperOen nno Reiier. Euetiddettt
isno aeeung iiberiliiiSis MAIDEN. b.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-07-15
Gimbriid)e mno Siebitdbie.

- Or. m. gaul pon go. 19 Weii
Z. Strabe m.loete Der goli5ei. bar
ibm aeftern gormittds Isin 2lutOmnbil
Elm Gatlono Gabritui, an Der 8iu'
Stra. unb 8arfielo plaee ssitobler
tporoen lei.
Gs gsidng eeftern abeno. Dr
paul lsin 4utomobil an peebIes Cor
fier su enteeden unn ipuroe Der unbe'
rehtigte Chauffeur psrhaFtet. 3er8er
hofists CAB isinen Romen als 5reoeric
Rab1er ppn go. 2100 Ropine StrdbI
an, nno puroe bic 9efhuloigvna be-
anerIoubisn automobilfcbrens ssger
ibn srbpbsH.
gertrub Riron, BON go. Ill B
g. Strcbs, meIotts Der pOIi5ei. bal
GinbreA.r aus ibrer Wobnun!
S6mudiaten unb GobsrObeltiide IN
Dertbs Don $500 seitohlsn bd6en.
Sin peripsgsnsr Ginbru6 puro
aeftern ndbreno Der Abrpeisnbsit DO
Ssrdu W. 5attsrn i'm 5ouie 80. II:
Oft 9. Strabs nuseefii1rt. Die Diebe
psIte hurt oas 3ertriimmern cine
Jsnitsrs 3utritt Su Der Bohnung &c
funeen battsu. erbeuteten aus einen
aleiperihront Die Sunlme BON 500
! in goar. IS i'll Der @erodat ouf Elm
bsitimmte perfUn geFalIen uno be
Idme bsrieIhen Der pDGt3si mitgst6eil
nprnea.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-07-15
6es Waoroes beiDmloigt
Sit Der o5risde 6. gganOmarfaoss

Tic ftltpere gefduIbiguna. ben "a
Sabre alten ;sronf Gonbers BON Jlo.
100 Oft Clifton 4psnus ermoroet 81
bdben, murDs geger ben 6rledlsH
emanuel Spdnomdrf1Des erbpben.
am 28.Suni lisferte Sanbers nebrers
1dde 3uder fir bic Burns WboleIdle
@rceerp gomplnp BET benz 3uders
6dder George gerpas, 30. 46 Aredoe,
ab. gei eieIer 8slegenheit Ioll Can
|bers BEN Gpanomartnpss init ben
Dorten: 6stlp, Dn9O!" 6eeriibt fas
ben, nel9e aepberung or Grie6s
duberTt libel ndGm. in6sn sr ertlarte,
tein .Tdso" III Tein. 2lts Sanoers
nit einen sfpeiten Sdf ,3uder 5uriids
tam, ipuroe er pcn einem W1uerifeir
an bic Gtirne qetroFfgR. 5rcboem
fipar Ednosrs nod i'm Stanpe, iein
Bferb unn DoQen nan oem Staa All
| tringen. Seine aolsgsu rtethsn Rem
Wanne ieop6, Das ftdptilde 5oipitaI
nuf3uIu1en unb iih feline Wunsen
psrbinoen gu laiTH. SSm ftdotiihen
6oipital iuuroe benz UldnHe Elm Bere
bdno angelsst, tporduf er ii6 mad
/ 6duIs btgeben tonnte.
am ,. ,Suli ling Gamers nn 81
pbantiiren, uno 1uuroe oermaBcn i'm
bdnoig oaB er ipieoernm Dem it1oti'
id,eH Soipitnl eingeliefert lperoer
mubte, poiel6jt bic asrsts nunmehl
Ieinen ooppctten Sh1oeIbrmf ieitltell
Item, dn heiien 5oIaen Slnoers &C.
/ ftsrn nsritor6. rs mar benz gsrles'
item nod m69lih. ben Jiamen ietnes
sInareiiers 5u neuneil, iueIder Jet
Dem Ja9e ais nerodd1tig obne 3uiai
IIllng Don 9iirgid)aIt in Sait bebal
ten luurbe. Ter gerbaftete beitreitc
Iiraeno je etrpas nit Sdnoers III tbur
Iaehabt Su baben, ebenioDenig lell
stngreiier 3u iein. Coroner sSoert
Imencr iorScrtc Or. Cts : Cameron
nni, cine Observation-Disclosures
luor3unebmcu, uno mar Ons Reiultat
IoaB Sanoers einein ooppelten Sto
loeIbrud, erlegen mar. Or. g Y
araner, melder eine Gperation Al
| 5anoers nornobm, erf!0rie bern SO
roner. oab Sanoers feline gerrpnn
Dung burh einen itumpfeu 8eger
! ifduo erhalten BAT.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-07-15
Oge(egrap6
Grau GraDforo geseu
9lrafhaftfreiaeIaffeIl. fe n.

5rdu era 10 oro 9e9eH
gargfdaftfreiselaiien.
atlanta, Ga, ii. SuH. iSrau
Warp Belle GrGnforo. bic am SonHs
tco unter Der 4ntlage perboftet tuuroe.
Dor pier SnhrsH ibren IS Sabre alien
gatten SpT6ua .. groipforo pergiftet
su bdbgn. nuree am Wlontdg geeen
$6250 s3iirgGfaft ipisoer freigeIaHen-
Srau granforo beiteht harauf, ocb
ne uninuloig iei. Sie ertldrt, eab oas
ariminnIperfabren gegeH iie dHhdnaig
oema5t trproe- isi. bamit efr Gipifs
proseB I'M ben $3.50. 900 betrusenosr
RahLoB ibres g1tten sI ibren I'M
aunIten heeinfIubt iprbe. Die Der
uanbten graDforns hdttsn fofcrt mad
Ieinem sobe oas 9sftument angsfoh.
ten, in Dem Der 0erftorbene ieiner BE-.
oeuteno iiinsersn 5peiten Jrnu Der
ar5bten 5beiI ieines gsrm0gtns uca
$3.50, 900 Dsrmrdte.
1amiIieu Irog0oie.
NbiIabeIphta, Is. Sui
GSeora 9sihoIiiin, ein polniidx,
lssobIengrdber. bat am Montas Nor
leen in oem 6asaAbnrten Ueinenox
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-07-15
crpheam TadlgarteH.

T0s CONNER Spnlphonie Grhe'
tier. ueifes aui benz Grpbetm Lad.
aarten tcn5ertirt. iii bic llriahe, 0aH
iih bort allcbenolih bic 2Iebhaber
gilter 0euiif in 6roBer 3abI eiil
Ssenoifein aeben. 1ie tor5erte i'm
Ter aeituns oes Germ Maiiili 2epa
iinoen 0erntaBen Anflang, eaB Oas
Gnaaaement bis ant gseiteres perlar'
gert puroen iii. Ter Iahgnrten II
rim anaenphmes Rldehen. Doielbi
man Den AbenD alif lunnoerihoH'
sseiis perbringen fam.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-07-15
Eerisnsl.R

5err Seinri9 RSttder, ipsls
der friiber cine gaderei in hisiissr
Sta6t betrieb uno iih felt mebrsrsu
Sabren in Ieiner alten 5eimoth asnsrr
in WsItfolsn oufhdlt. piro am 70
Sssuli init oem Gampfer ~George Waih'
ineton" In Bremen obfabren uH0 ar
5. 4uguii bier sintreffen. 8ieie Rdn'
ritt miro ieinsn Ditlsn bieiigen Jrains
gen iidsrlih bo6ft pilItommen ltin.
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feline areibenferei in Der Ofterrei6i@
f6en beimutb einen 9ro3eB uno etneI
pieridbrige i6pere 8erferbaft 3u8og.
Waan mub bel Beubler bdonDsrs psrz
anfhlagen, bab er niht ettpa fhon
in einer BON auftldrung erbeatsn
umpelt aufgefpudfsn 1T. 9roBe srz
mibt Tt6 biIigerpeiie am Widb oes
iiberpunbenen Dioeritanoes unb oes
.suriidqelegten Meges 3fptf6en Start
unb 3iel. Eeubler erfpdrb fi6, pte
96eil unb anbsre, lepiglid bu'h
SeIbft6ele6rung eine umfaRenoere
giouna uno geleTenbeit, audi etns
gibliotbef legte er lid an, tpie man
Tie in pielen begiiterten Itdoti'den ia
milien nift finoen tptro.
ueber einen niirttembergtihen
gauernpbiloIopben, bon BEN aud
| 3i6tunger in angeIebenen Stutt5ars
ter 8erldgsbanblungen erf6einen. lam
Dor einigsn Sdbren cine beIonbsre
| 5frift heraus. gbrtftidn Wdgner
| All Warmbronn BEL Qeorberg mar fir
| feline 8orfgenoTsn jeOenfu[ls eia
RdtbIel, Elm Gegenitano bes 8opf<
Idiittelns. 8oll bubbbiitiIher Qiebe
fir ales 2ebenbige, g0nnt er uuf ieiz
mem 7gled6en Groe aud bem tbterts
fden unb pflan3lihen Shdoling ietn
| glGb6en an Der Spnne. 2tls 0i6ter
unb gfiloTop6 tommt er ouf bieiels
ben QnId1uunqen ME Der Poat uno
| Brofelior Tehner: aliiberaQ lit De
| Ratur beTeelt, aud in Der Bflan3e
Daqner olau6t stfpds tart irrlihter'
liereno an Die SselenDanberung uni
an bic misoerte6r oes 9lei6en;
| 90 ipie mir iiBen beiiammsn 81 breier
ooer bier,
90 Iinb mir gefeiIeu Dor 3eitsn un'
SdbIise Uaule fdon bier;
50 rperben mir iissn in 3utunft mob
nod nn3dblige Wal,
llno III es riht brunten auf groen
it's broben i'm Sternsniadl
Dor sebn Subren Itdr6 Elm, ebenfdlli
pie srieorih 5beiI, aus Sa6ien uni
3par aus Der Rahe pon 3eig Itdmmen
Der gauernIobn, Ramsns Staub, Der
pprpiegenb als SAuiter, CUR 9lotI
aud, Quf isinen Wanoerungsn burc
Qmerita, nit anpsrsn 6anoleiItuugel
J iein 8roo erruarb, pdnebsn INNER, Ten
laRges qebeu lang, tpiHeuihaftlt6el
Stubien uno 5orihun9sn ergeb%n bile
uno auf eigene, in iaurer Qrbett 3u
fammengebradte Soften Shrifte
oruden uuo 81 pielen 5unoerten Do
Grsmplaren an 8elebrte seIdngen Lief
I Sdlieblih lit audi bas 2eben unb oi
Grfdhrung nit UeeuiheR uno 0tnge
I cine 6o6ihule uno oft bic Ie6rreihit
uno man piro ss baun ntht iiberro
Iteno finoen, baB Der 0iterreiAtIt
]. 8i6ter uno pbiloiOpb 8artPolomdu
n Don garnsri an ben p6iloIopbtine
" SduIter Iarei6en tounte: .Sbre vi
ihauungen finb logiih niht anfed
n bar; bic Jortoausr Sbrss Qamsns
qsfitsrt. llnter benz 3itel IS. :
!" Staub, Elm gbeImenih in idIihteite
8epaHbs. grieFe zines pbiloiophiiht
L Shubmd6ers", sridisn Dor etIpa {
d mem Sdb3sbnt iiber ben ieItiam'
Wann cine ger0ffentlituug bon 8
., leue WorIh. Cine 3u 0unitt
Staubs BON Sutob g0bme singeleite
:: offsntlite GeIoIammlung ergd6
d 0eutidlduo g gau3e 4 dt3t g IRA I
tin document bumaiu" oas te
= Joealiit je pergsfen folltel
Sin dmeritauifter 3oaarfiirit 3
ods piLltommere getipiel oegeben, {
If bensretter nurh 9slbbelobnung all
: 3u3sihnen. 9isllsiht gt5t siumdl {
I, auo%rer odg 9eIb, Inn folhe 2eu
p bic eiu fait GbermsnIbIihss gsiIp
a pom sbelItsr Rusung o.s 2e6ens ou
H. Itellsu. su f0rosrn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-07-15
Eeinfn gserlesnnaen srleaea.

UlDie Eolman. ipslher an Conn
taa bon einem pplisiiten ia eintHl
Wuaoon bsr u. e g. gdhn nieoe-5ss
idofsn ipurbe, itdrb geitern I'm ftdotis
I1en aranienbuuis. 6olinnn bctts
iih In sinem Asnsson Der gennnntsn
IBo1n unstbiibrli6 betrGgen unc nuEs
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be tbieberboIt sur 3ubs ermubnt- 2tis
alle lleberreoungstiinite nihts LalFen
unb Der 9eger NIT einem WteFer duf
ben gDli3iiten Snsto aus Min6effer
einbrin9en fpolIte. 5cg Der Beanie ftie
nen Repolper unb ffob ben rabi ten
9s9er nieber. QuBerbem bate Der
Re1er cine Gdniittpunbs am S3alie
oabonoetraaen, tpelfe thm BON s:nem
anbsren Wtdnne beige6raht norosn lit.
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(Ertrunten.

Marietta, g., IA. Suli. =
Charles RaIfen srtrant bier am
usontaa Qahnlittng in Dsm fdrf ou@
oefrhDolenen UlustingumfIub, nad9=
Dem Iein Boot umgeIhIagen mar,
Mi[liam aauf, Der ii6 BET ibm in oem
goot beFanb, fpurbe aber bon 5euers
ipe6rleuten aerettet.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-07-15
Grliff einsm sdSbelbrnd,.

Ger II Sabre altt ARTHUR sleas
fleiserte on Der gaffin unb Wsitfpooo
gsp<nue ani sineu Baum, BON rDelhtm
sr ourh irgenb sinsn llmitonb hfrabs
itiiraie unb iih sinen ShdbtIbruf
snsoa. Der Wtrunsliidte murbe BEN
ii1Dtifnen ssrantsnh0us singrlieferl
unb erilGrten nie 4ersts Ieintn GU
atcnb fiir beiorsnibsrrsgenb.
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garis, IA. Suli. - Ginsr De-
peIfe bes rgho be garis", abs ma.
rottaniT6en arrlen itammeno, 3lts
foIoe, limb Die Wlarottauer in Der llms
qe6una bon Sanger i'm gegriffe, fi4
Der stnlurrettion an3ui6lieBen. Wsan
9laubt, baB bies bem lmitanO 8u8us
ihrei6en 1T, 0aB es ben Spanieru To-
nett nod nift gelnngsn lit, einsn enta
i6eioenben Seq iibsr bic aufftdnois
I6en Gingsborenen 3u errtH9en.
Die 5cme RuIe gitf.
Qonoon, IA. SuIi. - Jm 6uuis
Ter qoros tetGmpfte Der Stnats Ses
fretdr fir Srlano ben 2tntrag osr
gonierpaiipen, bab bic aegierunq baa
q,arfamsnt oufl0fe uno oie gia sur
ginfiibruna BON GONE Rule in 5r.
lamb bem @olte 5ur G6itimmung un-
ttrbreite. Ter 8ertreter Der Regie.
runa Rorquis Creme iagte, bic 9on:
isrpatioen ipofiten nit ibrer Qtntrast
| Die fonitituticne[ie Qeuoerung bsTei:
tiaeu, nono6 Bills, bic 3neimuI In
| SauIe Der gemeinen paNirt iino, ohnt
3ufiimmung Der CORDS 8efesestraf
erbaltsu. D1rauf tDeroe Die Resisrunt
Iriht singeben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-07-15

seoer 9nreer iolie ieine angele-
eenbciten Oernrtis reseIn, odb er am
80. Siili bier iein unb ietne siinns
tsi her Greibriei- -gs0bI abseben sanl.
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Irotter ieine 5ralt upo feline bret
sinDer I'M 2tlter bon 8, 6 unb 3 s5afe
rem itebeno, eridoiien into odn1
5eIbitmoro besdngen. geat)barn er.
fldren, 0af, Der Mann Die 1bat obuc
9meifel aus eiieriuht begangen
babe
SeIb ftmorb elmer 5rax
8enifon, 81, IA. SuIi. 5rau
6omsr gieinsbereer, Die 81 Sabre aft
ssrau eifles proninenten &dufmanns
Son bier, 9at. .fih am Rontag in ihrel
ggo6nnng erf6ofitR 5amilisnitrei-
iiafeitsn ioIien tie 8u Der 3bat Dsran.
iabt baben.
Evening star., 1913-02-14
Coats Are of Many Cuts.

The jacket to the suit may be long or
short, an Eton or a Russian blouse,
cutaway or a straight sacque. The tailor
Will probably have his preference and in
Evening star., 1913-02-14
A Shopping Reminder
for Busy Women

A leather-backed blank book about four
by six inches in size is a handy shopping
companion. A pencil with a small ring
In the top should be fastened by cord
or narrow ribbon to the back of the
book, with the pencil in the book
On the inside of the front cover glue
a strong linen envelope a little smaller
than the cover itself. In this envelope
may be placed all samples, on which one
may make notes in regard to those par
ticular samples On the inside of the back
cover of the book paste "A similar en-
velope for the reception of advertisements
and miscellaneous notes.
There should also be sheet OF cellu-
loid for written memorandum. A strip
three by five inches in size gives ample
space for a shopping list, which, may be
erased easily with a damp cloth. In the
book itself reserve one page for the
measurements of each member of your
family-for instance, size Of hat, shoes,
collars, underwear, stockings, &c.
Leave a few blank pages in which to
record the complete house measurements
such as floor space. height, number and
size of windows and doors. and the color
scheme of each room, allowing a full
page to each.
Evening star., 1913-02-14
When Selecting the
Household China

Always select your china and glassware
carefully. While it is not wise to have
costly china for ordinary use. there Is no
reason why every piece. from teapot to
lie dish. should not be artistic.
The most delightful patterns can be
purchased just as cheaply as the over
decorated charity treat" variety. It is
good plan to buy china that can be
replaced If any is broken. Many designs
come in what is known as "open stock"
The china cupboard usually found is
an unhandy place to store china Plates
and dishes not in constant use become
dust-covered and discoored. To keep
china in a perfect condition it should be
cared for properly This means 1t should
be washed now and then.
When china becomes Clipped, discard
1t for use in the ice box. Nothing looks
worse than a collection of cracked or
nicked dishes on the table. No matter
how well cooked the meal may be, If
served on broken dishes it is not a sue
cess.
Unless there is ample room for storage
it is foolish for a housewife to have an
overSupply of china.
When the china first comes home from
the store boil it before using The life
time OF thinnest china is greatly ex-
tended In this manner
Wrap each piece with an old linen cloth
and place in shallow pan. Cover with
cold water and bring to a boil. Boil
carefully for ten minutes. then cool grad
ually and remove the china 1t will not
be easily Clipped or broken with Or
dinary use.
Keep special china for all culinary mr.
poses. When it becomes necessary to
warm food. use these dishes
Sparkling china and glass are the
hallmark of a well appointed dining
table.
Great care should be observed that each
piece OF china is thoroughly dried after
washing.
Evening star., 1913-02-14
nobody CAN TELL IF YOU DARKEN
GRAY,FADED HAIR With Sage TEA

thus avoiding lot of muss. Some
druggists make their own. but it
isn't nearly so nice as "Wyeth's."
While wispy, gray, faded hair
is not sinful, we all desire to re-
tain our youthful appearance and
attractiveness. By darkening your
lair with Wyeth's Sage and Sui
phur no one can tell, because it
does it so naturally; so evenly.
You just dampen a sponge or soft
brush and draw it through your
hair, taking one small. strand at a
time. Do this tonight and by
morning all gray hairs have dis
appeared, after another application
or two it will be restored to its
natural color and be even more
glossy. soft and luxuriant than
ever.
Local druggists saw they are
selling lots of "Wyeth's Sage and
Sulphur; it surely helps folks ap-
pear years younger. Agent, James
O'Donnell. Druggist, oo1 F st. NV.
Evening star., 1913-02-14
Smart Dancing Frocks.

Ali-over lace combined with soft silks.
for afternoon and evening gowns. is used
almost exclusively in the models for de-
butantes and the younger matrons. At
the fashionable Paris cafes and the still
more fashionable resorts one sees frocks
of lace and silk worn by the graceful
young Frenchwomen, who know SO we'll
how to carry their clothes.
While many Of these laces are made IN
in robe form, with patterns worked out
to follow the correct lines of the figure.
others are made with yards and yards of
insertions applied surrounding motifs
These latter are so ski4lfully COMBINED
with heavier materials that they are
just as effective as the more expensive
models.
Several scant rows Of lace are used in
the lower section of the skirts, while
draped lace panniers appear in the upper
skirt portion; others show long draped
lin c, having the lace caught in near the
bottom of the skirt.
,tner models show the underskirts of
lace, with soft brocaded or plain silk pam
niers draped well toward the knees, with
bodices Of lace the silk appearing onlv
in the sleeves and girdles In other dane
ing frocks the order Is reversed-lace pan
n.er draperies over charmeuse or brocad-
ed understands
Long, graceful draperies will be largely
used on the dresses designed for after
noon and evening, especially the gowns
that are to be worn to parties and balls
There is a tendency to allow the drap-
cries to fall away from the hips into the
lower skirt section, thus preventing any
ap~ earance of fuilness over the hips. The
dress skirts often appear uncovered from
the front View.
Some of the most graceful effects are
obtained by allowing the drapery to fall
well toward the bottom of the skirt. in
some instances the draDed effoct holm O
wholly confined to the back Of the skirt.
while in others 1t Is well to the sides and
front.
Any form of drapery is good, so long
as it has the appearance of clinging to
the figure and retaining the straight lines.
Evening star., 1913-02-14
BY ANNE RITTENHOUSE.

spring suit has to be got in advance
of spring for the American climate has
no conjunction about turning February
into June overnight Preparedness is
the watchword in clothes. 1t pays. The
seller can keep his sales going by this
slogan, and the buyer can keep her
wardrobe in condition under the same
creed.
The quality runs through the race.
The American nation tries to be weeks
ahead of everything and has no regard
for actual seasons. 1t makes hctltlous
ones.
The getting of a spring suit early In
the season has sense behind it. If one
Journeys south it is needed; If one en-
counters a mild morning it is seasonable,
and if one has it made now it is reason
able. Therefore, what do the shops offer
in spring suits?
First. the season proclaims itself for
white in many fabrics and several shades.
for white. like black. has at least nan
dozen tones of its own. There are por-
celafn, oyster. chalk. cream, ivory and
linen Each of these is peculiarly suited
to certain compilations and shades OF
hair. A woman should never say that
she can't wear white until she has tried
its several tones under her chin.
spring 1t belongs in the wardrobe or
the woman who has a motor and many
frocks. 1t is becoming but not sensible
unless one is leaving the gray OF cold
skies for the sapphire that hanes over
southern pines If one is going to
panama-and the world and its sister
seems to be going-then the white suit
is absolute.
In these climes the better choice is the
dark lightweight coat and skirt that
serves the common needs of every day
and is not so costly that its owner keeps
it in tissue paper for an occasion.
The rival to the suit is the frock, and
women have already appeared In the
one-piece gown with heavy shoulder
mantle of fur or plush or velour: Yet
it is doubtful If a frock is as serviceable
as coat and skirt for these months
There are days which are too damp or too
cold for any kind of clothes but jacket
well buttoned over the bust. and there
are hours in the house when one-piece
frock that is suitable for the street
is entirely too hot for the room. The
woman who can have both is In luck.
and if she must be economical, she may
happily recognize that the one-piece frock
may be made at home by A good pattern
out of a short length of fasric