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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-11-26

iannfs irotbem bic aIsiGssitia abae6al@
iensn 9)rdiibentI IndftsnobI<n ol3 uns
fdetli& egtldrt ipurbtn. Die 6iefiae
MbmiulHpati0n bate I'm Nortinein
sriIdri. ~ Ne bic leealitGt Der Rons
nrsbwdbIsn sbenfoptnis anerfennta
ipsrbe, nie bic GefetmGbigfeit Der
qr6fjSeutf f60Ttsnobl. 6usrtd fon ben
0cnereb fit seltbmGRis erslGrt bae
ZEN, spsil sr, ipk "a beibt, bon bemiel=
Zen bs< Dehdtisuns Der Gofpbrap'fdtn
ArnaeIItcnen ertpartete. g2unmehr
iftint tr aber infofpeit. fpie man bier
flaubt, i,ahstbio geiporben Az fein,
bob e uuf Der gsIf1tigung Der aons
atBto!tn nidt beitetkn. ionbern 3ulaIs
Itn ipttO. bab Der aongreb ouf Grunb
fs6ntiM<r NOrIhrifien, n1mlif ipeiI
frti 6ibnnaen ctns luorum oboebale
ten ieill fptrbtn, oufeel0it Derbe. Damn
trdrtn iieue W1bltn fofpohl fir Die
Vrfiibtntihoft ME fir ben aonareb
aussufhreib:n.N &c fino Petroleum
uHb politif in Weri.o felt Sabren
dlf has eneIte pertettet aetpefen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-11-26
9okal.Dfrid)t
lleberfabrem anS set5Stet.
RhiiliS SeHserlins bon ri6Edtslsien
Aatomsbiliabrern ia bic Urabe
gebrad)t.
Gie RersIoien fn6sen nit perSoppel.
ter WeiGiuinSisfeit bapon.

pbinipp 6snserIing. So Jabre oft,
rcn Ho. 1874 Warlolps Npenue. Gols
Ita. Din. fpe!ner ols Werffiihrer Bel
her 6aa Gofs 8e God Co., go. 1858
Gprina Grcpe 4penk, onseiseIIt mar,
.rugoe atiiern Roraen beim 0erlals
len einss Gtr1benbobnpasens Der
College pin Cine an Der Sprinq
Grope aDsnue unb Alabama Strabs
ton eiuem ausomobit nieberaeranni
unc fofort aet6btet. Das automobil
frnr eine aroB. 9ourenmajdine unb
mar init msbreren pcrfonen beiebt.
Rcfbem ber 2taufieur bas unhetl
cnaeribtet batte, fiibr oerIelbe nit
r.rboppeIier gkThpinbiateit iptiisr
ohne iih um ben Uerlesten 5u finn
mern Durh bic tpabniiniae Des
idfuiHbisteii, fueffe Der arafipaaen
enttpidelt bate. ipor e unmoglin, Die
Rummtr ober s5orbe beielben su ers
tennen, ebenioipenia fonnie Der G5aufs
feur cbtr einer hsr SniasFn ertanni
fretosn. Der Werunoliidte mar, als
ic, btr unfal auirus, i'm Besrifi, iit
nod feinem 4rbeitsplab au bseben.
6enserlius bate bas 6ernnnabeu
Oes auf Der faIlkn SiraBsnieite ia5s
,enben Autos iiberbSrt, ipuroe bon
oem araftipdssn erfabt unb segen baz
Shnbfenfier bes Qutos seIdleuoert
-irtlfaes bur6 bic Wuht oes Mnpral.
leg aertriimmert purDe. Der 0eruEs
oliidte ipnsbe cine Strede mitoss
itieift nnb fiel bann toot au gobsn.
Gs ipiro eefnai. bob aud Der Riibls,
ter Wafdine burn ben Nnprall be-
iddbiat tpuro.. VofTonten ioben baa
gluto in raienber Geintpinbistsit nat
Der 6tabt au ellen, baiten nbtr fein.
Itnuna BON btm lInfoa uno merts
ten ii6 baher aud nidt bic QiseHs.
hummer.
Die aeidx ipurbe Der Worsus sinsss
liefert. lpcielbft fefiesitellt ipurbe, baE
b. Ropf bes Wonnes polIhdnbis ger.
fdmetttrs mar unb aud, Der H0rpel
idhfuere WeIetunqsn aufipies.
Der WsritorbeHe hinierl6bt fein.
Wittpe unD slpei Qinoer. SIN Der
1afden bes 2obten ruroe Elm mt
Eleiitift aef@riebenes 1eiiament ieineI
Nahbarin frau Miliam Ridetmann
etfunben. ipelnes 6err 6enSerlina
5lreds ribsiger MbfoHung su einem
Nnpdlt bringen folIie.
0eftern abenb HeIlte iih i'm 8.
Volijei Oiitria ter n Sabre alts
g4dnffeur Greb. 4umbsrt. an Der Cor
rp un0 GueIib abenue iDobnboft. Elm,
unb ersl6rte. bas Nuiomobil aeIenit sii
bdbtn. iusl4ss 6en5erlins iiberfuhr.
0umbert nurbe bes 1obtf4lass Be-.
f6uloist. abr eeeen Hiirsf&aFt auf
freien Dub belaHeu.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-11-26
eterblid6feit3teridbt. bt.

Sno. Glabin, 26, 52s ausuiia Ctr.
Sdrpinbiuht.
2etpis aennsop. II, 5945 Ribss
4pe., ultsrsItpd4e.
Soiepb Birtblin. 60. 1886 Glen.
nan ape., Ssr5lsioen.
Qouis Granger, Go, Stabts5oipi:
tai, 0erpunoune.
Sobn gilIsrmau. 49,, 1149 5arriior
4pe., 9ersleiosn.
eugene 6epm,s, 55, 2ibertp uus
Dopton Ctr, asbsrleiben.
gbriitino gaosr, 70, 1856 gotei
Ctr, 4rteri.nuer.aItung.
Rsn Q. Grimm. 40. 81 gsrcns
Glnts, Grebsl.iosn.
Wirsinia SpurIod. %, 1888 gsst
ape., Snneres g.ioen.
gli3abstb Rod, 81. 1918 porton
Roab, arterienpsr.alfuns.
2ouila 6uismsper, 60, 2612 Dem.
lod Ctr, 6ersIsioen.
emma Mum, 65, 1925 gant Ctr,
9er3leioen.
Barbara S'gunner, "a, 1910 Jree,
man ape., gIutOsrsiftuns.
Wilbelmins aostter. 88. Bobmanns
WittipeRbeimatb. gehirni6sos.
Amslia Ropot, SO. 1923 Speamors
Str. 9rcnhi.is.
Della G'grisn. %. 519 Meft s,
Str, Sdpinofu9t.
GlemmieparoOner, 81, 3447gaiterr
4pe.. 5er5ihlus.
Gliiabeib Sispenicn, 80. s12 Barr
Ctr, arttrisnp.r.altuns.
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unfdne.

- 9erIhieoene Gopfpunoen tru9
aeItern Ro6mtttag Der 30 Sabre alte
autiher ssobn 9orbon. bon Ro. 219
Delta 4penue baron. als er nit osm
aopf 5piiheu isinsn aohlenipagsn
uno GoblenluuTbrett geriet1. Rad
anlegen etnes 9erbanoes i'm itGotiz
Ichen aruntsnbaus tpurbe Der 8srleste
nab Isinsr Wobnung iiberfiibrt.
- sn Der Issten 3eit bGufen ii6
gutompbil llnfdlle in erihrsz
teaber WeiIs. 9sItern &benp
rpuroe an Der 5. uno Walnut
Strabe ein unbetlnnter Wann bon
.insm Quto, pel6es Gigentbltm bon
Spbn 8rabD 1T, llno BON Glbert OIL
len, go. 204 Oft 4. StraBe pobn6aft,
asIentt rpuros, nieoergsronnt. Der I'M
betannte ipurbs i'm berpubt!oien 3us
itanbe bem itdotiihen 9oipituI singes
Iisfert. Die 4erSts ftelten feit. oab
Der Mann einen ShdDelbru6 uno tns
mere 8erlssungen oupon getra9en bat,
unb peni9 Soffnung auf Grholtnng
Isinss 2cbens beitebt. Sn ben 5af6en
oes 8srunslIdten purbs cine aarte
oefunbeH, pelhs auf ben Nomen oes
Rsp. s. 8abin, bon go. las Oft 4.
S,rabs lautet.
- On Der gde Der Waoiion Roab
unb Cinnamon Strube itiir3te aeitern
abeno oas pferp bss bsrittenen goliz
siiten Roscoe 2epis, poourd Der Reis
ter abgeporfen purbe. geim 4ufs
Iprinesn trat bas Pferb ben gsamtsn
auf ben rs6tsn llnterIdenteI, Doourh
asipis Queti6unsen uno itnnersbafte
4bIhiirfunasn Dapontrug. Der Der
vleste IisB iih na6 isiner g8ptnung
3O21 S'grien StraBe brinsen.
- Sn Der 4meric. Waitmaihinens
Sabrit an Der Sprtng 9rope ape.
puroe gs'tern Nahnrittog Der 4rbeiter
ssp6n Waber, BON Ro. 2258 8ins Str,
Ihtpsr perlsBt. Raber mar nit benz
5ransportiren elmer Waft2mafdine be-
Ihdftigt. als bieislbe umtippte uno duf
ben Wann 'tiirsie. Utaber trug etnen
poppelten lnterarmbrut), rehtIeitigen
ShIiiHelbeinbrud uno 8erreutuns
Der rs6tsn 0iifts oapon. Der 8srIeste
trurot oem itGotiIden 9oipital eingss
lieiert.
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anS >emN Nsnsi3i |aISeridlt.

3u tintr G<Ibfirafe bon ie $50 uni
Qofen, unb 30 1ogen arbeits6uni
mnrben bic Wsibs Sofie 6ubber, aus
4enberion. Rp., unb Der Neser Wi!.
liam Gersuipn, BON Qr. 523 Gpta.
more Gtrdbe, psruribeilt. ipelhk in be,
Wcbnuns bts Nesers pom Der poliSel
ndntli4erneifs iiberroIht nnrben.
Die DoriMriften. ipelde fur anbers
Uubrperte in Hesus nuf Dertebrs,
r<stIuna oeIten. baben aud giiltietsii
filr pohnoeentutIfer. Die y}ot.
moseniutjHer Sam. Builder unb Sohr
OntS botteu fh seItern un.er ber On
flnee hfr 0erttbrAit0runs 81 perdn..
morton unb 1utner ipurbe su ben 30.
Pen bsrnrtbeilt. ndbrenb Dnes mil
jnIpenbirteH 8Oiien boponiom.
0ie Berbdnbluns oesen bic 70
&tTsiter. iutI6e am Nontna iptatn
DtFfperrinQ heS Gsiiennegs DerbdfteI
lpnfbeu. purbe pertoet. Der nddif.
1etmia h anf ben 8. Desembsr anoe'
fett.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-11-26
Qinbriid3e mt,6 Iiebitdble,

- Srau Sultan Rauh bon Ro.
1918 9ototd Ipenue tbeilte Der 81.
linsi nit. baB ibr aus ihrer Wohnunl
inpertirtes 2einenssua i'm Wertbe boa
$50 enttNnbct poroen lei. Die 9e.
itohlene bat ben 8erbadt Deg ausai.
fiibrten Tiebitohls auf orei ihr be.
fannie gerionen aelentt.
= 4us einsm 5radttpaaen i'm Sofs
Der 5leiIhmunn'Ihen 9rennerei an Der
6. Str. uno oiIlfioe Qpenue, purbe
ppn einem unbetannten deb Elm Gtite
NIT "a qint 5luitsn Srpn 2lge"
Wbistep sntipenbet. Der Wertb lit
$3.50.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-11-26

Gin erfofgreihes 9pffs
Seiperbot. Nls unter aonie Qupz
mig XIV. BON Srantreit oa8 aabries
lett in Wobe tam, bteit jebe Dame ppn
Stano es fir gum elrten Son sebos
reno, fortan ibren Waeen felbit su
futid)lrcn. Tod id)one SQnoe lino
nitf INNER Die seihidteIten, uno faft
jeoen Gag perurluhten Die nsuen Rois
ielenterinnen llnfdle auf ben StraBsn
BON pdris 2uopig XIV. bsihieb boz
Der ben Poli5eiminiiter b'&rgenion ait
Iit uro beauftrugte ibn, @ortsbrunssn
Su trsffeu, Inn bas Geben unb bic CT
funobeit Der Die Strabe 9aFirsnosn
sl ilheru nWas in meinen ar1ften
itebt, tperbe it thun", meiute b'Iraenz
ion. rWenn ih Gp. WajeItGt rsht
neritebe. piinihen 5ohoieIel6en, odb
Die llnfdlle adn3lit aufb0ren." Der
aonig lahte; n9arbleu. perItebt iihl"
am nGditen Gage erYcbten eine tonias
lide Srotnan5, poB in 3utunft tsins
Game inter oreibis esabrsn Elm aoz
briolett felbit lenten oIrfte. Rad neie
terer "a Stunoen dber mar in adns
9aris tein pon 5rauenbdnben eelsn,s
tes aabriolett mebr Al fehen, neil tei=
ne Ger 1amen bonn Stanoe Mutb bats
te, Dor Der 8elt iih 3u .inem Alter
bon ibsr oreibis Sabren su bstennea.
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3psi gutgstletoete Mdnnsr fpra6ea
seitern in Der Rdbe oes 9ranb Central
gabnbofes Sonp Ne9uirs aus Rihs
monb, ap., an unb erfu6ten oenieIben,
IAnen cine $1zNote gu tpehieln. BIS
Ilc9uire in Die 5afde faBte uno Iein.
9slobDrie berporSog, ersriffen Die
Burden bic 8orie uHb Iiefen in pilz
Der 6oft oanon. Uic9uire erlelost Ell.
nen 9erluit Don 81.
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Ais SAaler miesersefanSen.

Galpin 4ronosuberg. Is Sabre az.
unb paul Gmitb. IA Sabre oft, ipeld,s
Dor etniser 3elt aus bsm ainberbeim
in Deldipor. Gouatn Cab, entli.fsn.
nuroen seitern BON Detettips aIs
66iiier Der sriten Diffrists Shuls
uieoersefunben. Die Wsutier be-
Smith. Grau Sorab WarIb. pobnl
No. ABB W.it 7. Strabe. Die ana,
ben peroen ipseer in be anitaIt su-
riidssbroht fpsroen. Rit aIIer Sc.
malt ftrdubien fia bic Junsen sessr
|bie ueberfiihruns in bus 6siln.
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gon einem Notsrrao nieoerseranut

geim 8eriafen zines Strabsnbobas
nagens paroe 5rau @lijab Shlts pot
ibrem 9auie go. 1894 State apenue
bon einem Wotorroo nisbergerannt.
Sic trus gerlebunsen am Gppfs ba
bon, pelhe ibr i'm ftdbtiihen 5oipitaI
perbunben purnen. Der IT Sabre alte
Wiotorrabfahrer Grnit Sig, tpsIher
ben unfan perfhuloet batte, lpurbe in
Daft senommen.
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9ernrist.

Rod einem tur3en Streit nit ibrem
Wtanne psrIlsB am "A. Ropember bic
23 Sabre aIte 5rau Barn 6ubn ibre
Wobnung go. 941 Curtis Strabe.
Sbr ieBIger Gufenthalt tonute noeb
niht ermitteIt peroen. Die 9plisei
puroe eriu6t, nah Der 9srihpunoe>
HeR umihuu su balten.
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Gte.GrlGxbxiki4eiae

lSeIfe 5enrD plutt. 25, 1139 Sbsrs
man Mbe.
lWarsaeritte 6. Mihelt. 25. 1903
2inn 5traBe.
|6omarb Witdell, 81, 929 aaursl
Gtrabe.
lWearp goller. II. 1927 Stats QDs.
|6oiparb Daniels, 81, 4441 goitern
lMpenue.
iebna Uaeet.r. 20, 4181 Columbia
Mpenlie.
}gbarlss aennetb groin, "a. 1926
/ gfaee Strabe.
lJlorence Wap Ounsblut, 80, 3426
Berrp Ctr.
)Jrant an0pfer it,, %, 2547 1rspor
}pldee.
lGIfie aonf6usstp, 21, 1927 gurll
Strabe.
(garl Sato Stpern, 27, Rspart, 8.
lBurbetk 6outs, 38, prineeton 5otel.
(slueuit Jrant grbahsr. 25, 3731
Wooblanb Npe.
lBertba Wl. Guscaoen. 20, Norpoob.
Ialbert 6uber, %, 1905 80. 7. Ctr.
lGIpia 8running, 26, 2539 Golnm@
bia Mpe.
(SObn 0aum, "a, 2s97 20. McMiden
/ Npenue.
gbna gu6beit, %, 843 armorp s(Ds.
(Sof.pb g.aper, 21, 736 9ranb aOe.
Wprtle 8. Woooparo, q. 2433
glenpap Gpe.
)Grsb. 20. RObiniOn, 38, 624 Sones
I Strabe.
Rini. Coleman, %, SCI garlisIe
Upeniie.
|Sobn 8. gantett, SO, AIT CliNr
Strnbe.
Gertruo. 9. lbomIon, 90, Alt Die
Der Strubs.
(Georse Glorp, SO, 15 gliion ctr.
t2noia gdbarot, 26, 751 Waoe Str.
Igbsparo 8. Rutbsm.psr, %, 515
{Roi.mont aoe.
igarri. Strull, %, 513 Roismont
4N.
(ssrunt RoDat IT,, q, 4o51 Railroab
IQpe.
iglnna Rodmann, 3s. 4o51 Railrodo
Ipenue.
(gernarb 5iGsn. 80, 410 Rsabing
}Roao.
iannu eausrbid. %, 1857 Dubs Str.
(Senrp Saulmei.r, 20, 314 Wulberrp
}StraBe.
iausuita 81. gluoau. 2e, 231o Bic
TOR ctr.
lSof.pb 8. D.bsr, %. griosetopu.
tMarsorei W. aaiisr, 20, ebsolo', .,
(gonnor 6. 9aplor, q, DeIt Union.
l4lta RasIs. Is, SO maiu Strabe.
ISobn gors.s, 90, gBsit Gopinston.
lGat. S'GonOpan, 81, 2102 Central
| Ipenue.
(Tlartin $. auDDid. SO, 262 albion
qlocs.
ielk sdosnfslb, 25, 267 Gilman
aDeHue.
|Diuiam s. surnsr, 80. 413 spcas
more Str.
lgarris Jslomann. 36, 142 .. Cliff
ton aoe.
(sreo. a. Sunbrpd. %, aublop, ap.
laisai. pfaff. "a, Delhi. 8.
}aosco. 3. Daughters, %, 9eit unb
Jreeman Qne.
lWarp 8. garIp. %, 1854 Gutter
Strabs.
(glmer 6. grsitps, 26, 1857 WiQiamz
ION 4pe.
lannu 9. Bitter, 27, 2o25 grppn
4penus.
(5srman 2arbers. 81, 1910 GIenpap
4penue.
lgsrtrube gartb. 10, 933 s. Strabe.
|4oam S6euermaun, 20, 1889 Cole
{rain Doe.
| lMarsaret Shro.b.r, 20, 1888 gOrs
mann 4ne.
! sSObn Ring Wlllsr. 27, Rspport, ap.
katherine Gonnor, 35, 603 8. ED
its StraBs.
| Issranf Warr, %, 1886 Poplar Ctr.
| lalma aeBlsr. 20, 1876 State ape.
|Winiam Roblfs, 81, R.aping, 3.
| Soiepbins Grein, 20. ReaoiHs, 8.
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lSoispbins Grein, 20, ReuoiHs. 8.
lgmiI 5ess, q, 242 20. mcMidsn
I Gpenus.
lalma aaiier. 10, 408 90. McRidsn
4pe.
}Sobn 5apborn. 25. Wi. 5ealtbp, 8.
lWaris 9assmener. %. 1918 grite
Wpenue.
lSobn Wsnosroib. 27, 1914 pl.aiant
/ }Strabe.
ieIifaktb e9a,dmann, 26, 1914
plsoiant Ctr.
}Soispb Deiton, q, 522 alotier ape.
(9elsn 5rietft, 1s, 1113 9opton Ctr.
IGbarles Rotb, %, 1890 aiitou 4pe.
lanna Bell Musrtb, Is, 2769 clifton
Mpenue.
lWiniam Rinimann, "a, 22l3 Rice
{StraBe.
lGlara Sdaipe, q, 2217 gti1s Str.
lSito gree sllbiss, 80, 2272 9ins
}Gtrabs.
lNaris Shuett, %, So %. ct. Clair
Strabe.
lqorman HraoIep. 25, 4442 GIeuipap
/ 4penus.
lRois M. Willer, q. 421 gant Str.
The Raymer enterprise., 1913-09-11
Get Away from Monot-
onous Grind
Bye ". Ri:A.'d.. K.n... Gty. Mo.

big cottage all long, with troubles connected with man
aging servants preparing for the entertainment of family or company
and the daily ordering and preparing of meals having little vacation
though the cottage the the hills or on the border of the
wide ocean.
So the butterfly who still be butterfly summer and come up
TO her reputation Of fitting gay from fe sweets to another is
nndng little real rest and relaxation in her vacation
The real vacation the unuuae vacation in which YOU
get away from>yourself.
FOR housewife trip to nearby place interest the winter
Is often more OF relaxation than the family outing in the summer
week passed big city, shop 60 to theater opera and
hotels and ge her hearts connkHg for granted of course
hat she is from small short boat trip she
realizes that she is the water away from home and its obligations
probably will rest her than three months the mistress of seaside
cottage.
For the business vacation the country or at the seaside
generally refreshing He fre if he is normal having nohing
do and doubtless he wonders either himself or auy how women
ever manage to keep themselves busy at home But
and returns work from his enforced en refreshed in body and mind
camping trip is really ideal vacation 1t provides relief from
the usual duties both for the society for the active housewife
provides active work for the of the family They must work
live and thu work delightful and ngotng vacation
itself.
The vacation the business to plan In the
short two weeks generally allotted to her she find stay
country mountain seaside hotel very pleasant other vaoner
most thm staying for the month BY the time she
has got feeling herself Just beginning to make
acquaintance she must return to work.
visit to friend is often pleasant although as she has only
two weeks out of the two which follow her own will she must
choose her hostess carefully vacation passed amid unpleasant surround
ing is vacation wasted
The business if she lives home generally unconcouy
takes household her shoulders if she spends vacation her
home She likes the household cares doubtless she tempted to
mend little and little and make few desserts putter about
Perhaps she enjoys her vacation but she not get all the benefit
from that she should she passes it this way she does not get
away from herself
For her greatest refresment the vacation essential
The Raymer enterprise., 1913-09-11
Making Ones Work
Congenial Is Best
By JIG. DENT. Cincinnati. Ohio

satons Of ng but that if these dgard they would pass and
exertion could be continued for long time without discomfort injury
Professor James further developing his theory explains the almost
powering capacity for toll OF weknown historical characters
the basis that rather than having unusual mental capacity they
who had merely learned the possibilities of the human when
driven by will power'or absorbing interest.
Along these lines the Boston Herald remarks that the assumption
that work always trng, and amusement called that
will not bear analysis lf be interested his
what generally the Herald at almost certain thai
it better for him to do the thing that he prefers.
ga great deal heard about the beakdown caused by overwok
but little said about cope that from having little
to occupy the mind which probably frequent Moreover
much that laid TO hard work is often the result of occupation that
does not interest, or more frequently still of worry"
There is doubt, much truth the assumption that long hours
Of work not tedious and do not impair ones strength attention
the work congial That may account for the working hauces
Edison and possibly other OF achievement 1t equally true
doubtless that work which congena is firing One feels driven
by it, Then it probably unwise continue for long hours
stretch Adapting ones self to ones work in such that
ongena however reasonable and possible accomplishment
The Raymer enterprise., 1913-09-11

into the NOV in good condition II
we are to derive the full feeding value
from the hay crop.
Men who are the best feeders OF
farm stock appreciate this fact and
are willing to undertake the extra
labor Of curing their hay in cocks SO
that they may obtain Its full feeding
value.
II seems almost impossible to make
good hay from clover and other le-
gumes without curing It in the cock
before hauling 1t to the barn.
All farm work must be carefully
planned during the hay harvest. Part
of our time is needed in the potato
and corn fields. During the catchy
weather the weeds grow fast and we
must plan to keep ahead of them by
employing our hands at this work
when they are not busy in the hay
field
We should keep every man busy
without cutting down hay when the
weather is catchy. In fact one.of our
greatest problems is to find time for
haying at this time Of the year.
With our cultivated crops planted
late and other farm work demanding
the attention we have full program.
1t is the time when we must hire
extra men or lose a large part Of the
feeding value Of the hay crop.
We prefer to hire the extra men
when we can get them. They are
hard to find, but we manage to get
them somehow.
1t Is much easier to have the help
to push the hay harvest and not fall
behind with the other farm work
than 1t is to become all mixed up
with our farm work at this time Of
the year.
The Raymer enterprise., 1913-09-11
BABY HAD PAINFUL ECZEMA

R. F. D. No. /, Lucerne, Colo.-
About two years ago my baby, who
was about four months old at that
time, was afflicted with eczema which
at first appeared on the back of the
neck and kept constantly enlarging.
The eczema broke out in a rash at
first and it was small and rough and
very red. 1t itched and burned so
much that he could not sleep well,
continually turning and twisting his
head as the eczema was on the back
Of his neck where he could not get to
1t to scratch well. But in rubbing so
much 1t became red and almost raw.
1T seemed very painful rs the child
fretted constantly. After some time q
similar trouble appeared on the
cheeks.
"At last friend advised me to try
Cuticura Soap and Ointment. ! sent
for a sample and this did SO much
good ! bought cake of Cuticura Soap
and' the Cuticura Ointment. l used
them according to directions and 1t
was only month until the eczema
was apparently well and it soon en-.
tirely disappeared and has never re.
turned" tSigned) Mrs. Carrie NJ
Brown, Mar. 2S, 1913.
Cuticura Soap and Ointment sold
throughout the world. Sample of each
free, with 32-p, Skin Book. Address post.
card "Cuticura, Dept. l., oston."-Adv.
The Raymer enterprise., 1913-09-11
Women S Adornment and
Cruelty to Birds
BY ANNA GOLDBERG. cts.so

Happily this subject has received attention recent years than
formerly but often the placing blame put upon the
wrong person. is of course ons blame those who and
commodities for while be found who will
womens bodies for money would surely be idle to make any moral
appeal collectors Of skins and feathers which is certainly far less
degrading.
The purchaser is ultimately the real producer This brings the
responsibility the and the question Of why she decoaes
her hat with agrees She does for exactly and precisely the
the heron grows them its body purely a lure 1t
TO be admitted that she not always conscious Of this purpose but
in dress has always been directed to this end Only
psychology clearly the bearing personal decoration
Of and the opposite sex.
could me ured by less cruel methods would gladly
adopt them She is naturally less cruel than AS the muc-beated
much needed emancipation progresses she will acquire
economic independence and control the possession her body
than has now and this will place her in less need of
,dorpmtnt than she is today.
The Raymer enterprise., 1913-09-11
FOR BEAUTIFY|NG :.
THE HOME GROUNDS
Bed Of Cannas or Border Of
ca|adiums Should Be Given
Some Bonemeal.
tBy l.. NJ. BENNINGTON,


II you want your bed of cannas or
border Of caladiums to make a grand
tropical showing from now to frost.
give them a frost.like covering OF
bonemeal; then stir the soil, water
thoroughly, and mulch with lawn clip.
pings. Do this towards the end of
this month and be sure to remove the
fading flowers.
Copy nature by sowing seeds Of
perennials as they ripen. Provide
some sort Of shade for the seed bed.
A screen made Of lath or one OF un.
bleached muslin will answer.
The robust-growing plants will need
some sort Of support. Let the sup
ports be painted green or oiled to
bring out the grain Of the wood, and
you will find them more pleasing than
rough sticks and far more satisfac.
tory. Drive the stakes fast into the
earth little lower than the plants.
SO that they are inconspicuous.
The plants needing supports are
such hardy perennials as Delphiniums.
giant foxglove and snapdragons. DO
not overlook giving stakes TO the
dahias, cosmos. hydranges and
glodioli.
To maintain continuous blooming
from now until frost. a few perennials
must be observed. Make habit OF
cutting flowers freely. and remove all
the fading blossoms. and nature will
reward you with lavish hand. .
After this month. allow the chrysan.
themums TO grow according to their
own will-that IL stop plnchiny them
back.