davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Bisbee daily review., 1913-05-30

FoE the first tine in months aemaad
for American labor in Tucson exceeds
supply Increasing demand "a farms
and ranches and fDr mechanical pur-
suits Is stated
Bisbee daily review., 1913-05-30

Only S6O0.99 remains available for
The publication Of proclamatiOns u
offers OF rewards by Governor Hunt.
The recent legislature made no az
pTopriaiion.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-05-30

]. r Pendergratt is waved at rae
son FOR stealing q team aud rig valued
al $500. PeHdeTgraft drove TO No
gales. where he left the team ias kept
on going. himself over the line ilto
Sonora
Bisbee daily review., 1913-05-30
PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE
and EIIiott. Ryan and B0les.
STATE TELEeRAPH sRIEFs

Cattle shipments from Tucson dur
lag May have cen very heavy Non
day alone 1890 head were shippeG.
shipments for the spring lia ncariHg
an end. n is said tLsy haNc have
been the heaviest season in tho Aist.
o!y CT Tucson.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-05-30

Vincenza Marta was ele,trUlue "a i1
.ha o. D mine II 6Ioba svhi con-
ueSting the ends Of brok5a sire on
B. 100 ieve tas cufTfut was iu all
vertantly turned Ga Hereafter OILY
electricians viii 81 permitted . make
such repairs.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-05-30

Tor the exalted principles It represents;
In memory Of those who so nobly toiled
in a patriotic work which the world will
never forget; - the right Of independence
= the uplifting of mankind - the preserva-
hon of this great and glorious nation. and
the preservation of our homes.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-05-30

Wickenburg is aei,a-od nVer the
question OF municipal ownership OF
Bisbee daily review., 1913-05-30

Ion Megaree. cowboy painter.
has been selected 10 paint Indian pic
lures to be used in decoration Of the
state capitol
Bisbee daily review., 1913-05-30

water works. A bond election is 10
be held.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-05-30

The trout season opens June 10. IN
fix to White Mountains and other
sections where trout aboud is anfici-
Hated
Bisbee daily review., 1913-05-30

Ray ~, fold a Nelebraf'on July T.
occasion being Of double interest The
Rational - day and 10 sjoicc oNci
the rebuilding Of the town after ths
fire.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-05-30
BY IRWIN NJ HOWE. Official sta.feaa Lssgse
A GREAT DAYS WORK BY BUCK" EWING

UCK EWlNG-what memories that magic reyives!
thongs this giant player fred to frenzy by his wonderful p
and mighty drvesi His great feats of skill gan
against Pittsburgh 1889 pennant season
10 of N
Bisbee daily review., 1913-05-30

Boston Brooklyn 0. Called end
Of second. rain.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-05-30

hobmson, OI0ole, Ferry and ST.
mon; Humphries and Archer.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-04-04
WIZARD TO VISIT
SALT LAKE AGAIN
Mountain Potcntatc Will be In
vited TO Honor City With
Presence During Summer.

The Wizard OF the Wasatch." that
mythical being who makes his horne In
the lofty mountain range east OF Salt
Lake City and who visited this city last
in 1909 during the G. 4. r reunion Is
contemplating another visit. com
mttee Of citizens, who own allegiance
to the mountain potentatc, met Yes
terday afternoon at the Commercial club
and discussed the matter OF invitin.. the
mighty wizard TO honor his favorita city
with visit III July or August of tnis
year.
The meeting was largely attended. only
three members of the twenty five being
absent. Discussion of the best date for
the proposed celebration lasted for some
time, Many of the committeeman wanted
Pioneer day, July "a, selected as TN.
date for the Wizards entry. but others
pointed out that every town IN the state
holds local celebrations on tina. day ana
out Of town visitors would be compare
lively few. II was the consensus OF opin-
ion that some date late IN July or early
In August should be selected.
subcommittee OF live was named to
canvass the situation and report TO the
general committee at meeting TO be
held Monday at $50 O'Clock a. the ,'Cm,
mercal club.
The. committee Is composed OF r. F..
Redman Joseph ". Caina. Stephen FL
Love- a, l.. Raymond. Jr.. and George
Relf. Jr.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-04-04
LOWER TEMPERATURES
END FLOOD DANGER

Lover temperatures Wednesday plight and yea
teTday morning put end 10 the flood dansor In
Salt Lake for the time being. The rain OF
Tuesday and Wednesday changed TO snow, oc-
companied by freezing temperatures 10 tho noun
taius aud the rush OF water effectively
checked
So marked was tho decrease In the floS OF
surplus water that the street department found
II possible TO cIose the Tenth South canal and
turn the flow into the Ninth South caual which
able 10 carry the combined waters Tho
cleaning OF the Tenth South cunal will bo pushed
With all dispatch TO have II In perfect
condition for the next touch OF warm weather.
IN the weather will continue unsettled llso
hs FOR a doy or two Viii have tho situation
well in hand" said j. ". Tuddcnham. street;
supcry!sor Conditions all right now and
unless weather comes op us suddenly
We will hnvc trouble"
After inspecting the damage done TO L and X
streets by tho bursting Of a water main near
Ninth avenue "wednesday morning. the street
depar tucnt officials estimated yesterday that
about $4,000 will huyo TO bo spent ~ putting the
streets Into good condition again For hundreds
OF yards the great trenches down the
streets IN many places as deep as the sewer
trenches.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-04-04

- n be included in sun
A. -a..e, mist be IN this office not
/ n s,iey - O'clock noon Saturday.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-04-04

Glen Porter will entertain for Roy
Craddock next Tuesday evening with a
box party at the Orpbeum, followed by
sumner nj MaYim's,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-04-04
CITY TO PURCHASE
THAWING DEVICES

The city commission yesterday appropriated
$500 for the purchase OF two electrical hawlng
roId weather. such IA crippled the local water
Korns OF the water department asked for three
sys,em Las. January. Commissioner ". H
machines. but after much discussion tho roquls-
too was 20 two.
During the cold snap last January tho water
department rIgEed Up two such machines for
temporary use and met with great success In
thawing out frosoo service pipes. Electric cur
.enl Is forced through the pipes at bi6b re-
sIstanco, creating 4 heat that dtspes tho frost In
short order. Since then the wntcr department
hns learned that such machines manufactured
for Just such purposes. Commissioner Korns ,oos
the stand that the water department should bs
equipped with several Of them ooforo another
winter sets 10.
| An application from the Oregon Short Line fol
n franchise for n 50o.toot switch between Eighth
and Ninth North streets laid on,
week P.yrclis for the last half OF March
! amounting 90 sia.7ss.sS. were authorized.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-04-04

whose marriage TO Tom Williamson takes
place the latter part Of the month
Mrs Franklin Wells Of McCammon
Idaho. will be here today for visit of a
few days with Miss Grace Frost at the
Covey apartments
Miss Alice westoby will entertain the
young girls OF her club this evening at
her home ON street
Mrs. Duncan Macyichie has gone to
San Francisco for short stay. and may
so south before returning
Miss Dorothy Bacon will entertain a
party of her small friends this evening
at the Bacon home on . street
The current events and current litera-
ture section of the Ladies Literary club
will hold the regular meeting this after
noon at the clubhouse Mrs A T. Eoll-
mer viii discuss the character Of Goethe's S
Faust" and Mrs. stubbins will read =; a
will furnish piano solo.
Mr.. and Mrs George Derp and their
children returned yesterday from stay
Of several days IN Merenr.
Mrs. F. L. Parker was the hostess yes
terday at the regular meeting Of the
Plate club
Glen Porter will entertain for Roy
Craddoclt next Tuesday evening with a
box party at the Orpbeum, followed by n
supper at MaSim's.
The regular meeting OF Lynds chapter
No /, O. E. S, VIII be held al the Ma
sonic temple this evening. Mrs. Eunice
C,ogswcIl Gordon, worthy grand natron
OF Ogden and the associate grand Officers
of the order will pay their official visit
to the chapter,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-04-04
OPERATOR
SUES COMMISSIONERS

Charging the couDtr commissioners with hsv-
ing passed. an ordinance for tho solo purpose Of
frauducn,Iy and msiiciously haraSAinS him. W
T Brlnkvorth. pcoiroom operator, yesterday
flied cult IN tho dstrct court against the county
ro5o. raid 10 as license under the
county ordinance.
prInkporth alleges tha, the ordinance Is void
in that Il Is ertorliouate. Illegal and prohtoi-
tive 10 It's torms. lie eloaed his poolroou, on
State street. Jus. south Of The city limits. April
l upon the expiration OF his quarterly license
yrs- ego the county commissioners pasAed
an ordinance licensing poorooms o. 5000 year.
Briukworth claims 70 have paid $4,000 under the
ordinance. The reccn, legislature passed Law
prohibiting the operation Of poolsoons. regard
leas OF any license
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-04-04
NOVEL DAMAGE SUIT
IN DISTRICT COURT

Charges that Richard n Carlisle diverted The
wators or Jordan river onto the plaintiffs land
40 that he might the old river chsnnel 20
hts ovn farm made In q complaint for dam
ages filed 10 tho district court yesterday by
Henry Green and William Green against Car
litle.
Carlisle Is pilcged to hare deliberately forced
the diver 10 sloW onto the land of tho Green
brothers IN order add TO the acScaEc of hts
ora farm One thousand dollars damage IL
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-04-04
E. c, ASHTON FORMS
NEW PARTNERSHIP

z. C. Ashton. a wcil,snowD local attorney.
has left the firm Of Edwards Ashton: ot which
he hhB been a weinbor. and hss Joined the frnl
OF Young e Snow making the name o. the
latter firm Young. Snow q Ashton The part
uership occupies rooms il5.if7 the Templeton
Mr.. Ashton IS a graduate OF the University OF
Chicago. where he took three-yczry' college
courHe in addition 20 the lew course lie was
member Of the house OF representatives OF tho
legislature OF 1900 ~. Is member OF ths
amirlnz board OF the Bpr association and Nom.
Der OF the Ian faculty OF the tniyeIslty o.
Utah.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-04-04
Attachment Released.

On motion OF attorneys for the board OF eiu
cation Judge T. d. Lewis iu tho district 'oat
yesterday released tho attachment given 10 th
Joseph Nelson supply company on material
inc new high school building. The suppl
company sued the WrEhto Osborn company
collect on account, naming the board OF cdu
cation As n defendant. because otS tho cousgsc
held BY the Wright Osborn company for n
heating and vop,liatiug work at the building,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-04-04

during the strike OF miners. Both are 10 the
county jail OH murder charges. but It found
necessary yesterday 10 amend the complaints
against them. Pcspes was shot October % and
died Of his wounds November I5. Otto Withcok.
deputy sheriff at Bingham lS tho complaining
witness In cncb complaint.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-04-04
Oornplaints Amended

Amended complaints charging Michael Strong
ilos and Potor IAvontis with murder In the frst
degree were drawn up In tho county attorney
oTiicc voaterday Tho two arc accused OF mur-
doriur Angelo Pcspes Mt Bingham last October
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-04-04

asked for also q permanent restraining order ~
qurins Carlisle TO cease his meddltns "ith n
cpur1r Of the river.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-03-18
9ie iiinsite aDp.nifiabe.
Gin Geitenfiid ST. ber falifen Marnies
runs ber Strakbn:ger @arniiun.

F""D
@elegentli9 Der tiir3li9 erfolsten
fall9en @ldrmierung Der Strabburs
ger @arnifon bur9 slnen irrfinnisen
llnteroffiSier. Der bic rabe beporites
lfebenOe Nntunft bes &aiiers gemeloet
bate, tpirb baran %erinnert, baB Der
&aiisr einmal, allerbinss i9on Dor
etipa sipanaig Sabren, bic 9arnifon
in StraBburg pirtliG ielbft alarmiert
bat.
IS mar ON einem bitterfalten @ins
tertage, i'm Sanuar 1898. Der &ais
fer, Der, tpenn mir ntdt irren. in
0onauef9ingen gepeilt bate, folIte,
pie amtli9 befannt gesebsr iporben
mar, bon bort mad karlsruhe tpeiterz
reiien. l~tnteripees, auf Der Rreus
5unesitation appenfpeisr, CAB Der
&aifer jeoed pI0blid Srber CUR
Sabrt na9 GtraBburg, f9drfte iebod
benz Stdtionsporitebsr bieies belebten
acknowledgements peri6nlih Elm,
bon ieinen ~perdnberten HeiIeoispoiis
tionen nidts na9 StruBburs gu msl=
ben. So lanste Der 6cf5us ouf benz
StraBburger @iiterbabnbpf an, 100
Der &oiier uro iein @sfolse lire in
einem belonberen Wasen mitgefiibrten
pfsrbe beitiegen ilnb in bic Gtobt
ritten. gm 8~obnbpfplab REF Der
&aiier ben eriten GpIbaten, bsifen er
aniihtig ipurbe, einen Snfanteriea
G~injdbrigen. berdn:
.aennen sic mi99"
gu 8efebl, Maieitdt!.1 erpiGrt
Ser Srontma1enbe ginjabrigs.
Damn Seigen Sic mir ben Mes
sur 9auptipa9e!!"
Der &difer unb bic in ieinem Sc
fulge befinbliden huhen Sffisiers
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-03-18
q d II rnoIaubIid.

- Rdum 6 ldublth. Sof1ftz
taegiGger (osr .inen Sreiber drlges
ftpFen): ga, fdreien's muir nit 10.
ma meint ia fOnft, I bdtt sic tote
s,fdofen!"
4nsgIeid. o.: ga, tpie
sebts benn Dem Gbepaar Miillsrg
ST bat ia fopiel id psib, biefes
csobr cine Maitfur uno lie cine
@ntfettungsfur ourdgemaat.
s.: ., oenen gebt's gut, tr lit
biibf9 felt uno is babfd lraser gea
porben!
--Musrebe. NiGte: DH bif
buran I9ulb, Ontel, oaB ih Die 6onD
berbunben uno arge Ghmersen bas
be, benn BIZ bait mir ood geraten.
bic 9anbidube in beiBem MaEer
gu maiden. nobel i'd mir nun bic
Singer perbribte.
Snfsl. Sa. mtin Iiebes ainb, ib
babe sir absr niht geraten, Die 0anos
idabe anaabslalisn!
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-03-18

folsten Dem ginidbrigen ourd bic
pinfligen Straben Der alien Stabt
our 9unptipade am Rfeberplab, mo
Der &aifer Ole sefamte @arnifon
alormieren lieb. Sc bauerte nur
tpsniae Minutsr, Biz bic Srommler
unb 5prnifen burn bic StraBen elf
ten, in benen iid Die Na9riht bon
Der 4nfunft bes 4niIers ipie Elm
2duffeuer berbreitet bate. 9alb
oarauf riidtsn alid bereits bic erften
Reeimenter NIT fIingenbem Spiel au
benz i'm Siben bon @traBburg, bret
8iertelftunben bon Ser Gtabt entfernz
ten polnson, Dem grer5ierpldb Der
GarnifDn, binaus. mo Der Raiier bic
Srpnt Ser Srnppen abtritt unb tinen
@orbeimorfd obnabm. Damn febrte
er nit feinem GefoIge gum 8obnbof
3uriid unb feBte bic unterbrohere
Reiie mad Karlsruhe frrt.
Sir ben g~inidbrigen, Der Dem Ruis
Ter ben Wtg CUR 6aupttDdhe ge5etgt
bate, fpnte Der ehrenpoTle 9efebI
traurige Jolsen haben. Ser Mann
muBte fid. b,rsits erbibt, rladber
Telbft i'm 2aufidritt 5a feiner adfsrne
beseben, lin redtaeitig nit ausriiden
sn f0nnen, unb ur,ter Der Ginpirtuns
Der adlte 5os er fid cine 2ungsnents
siinbuns gu. Der er balb barauf erlag.
Der Raifer. Dem bon benz SobesfnG
aenntnis sesebelt tporben mar, Iieb
am @rabe bes 6olbdten eintrl pradts
bollen 2rana nieoerlegen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-03-18
Ilsss arau...
gca Cora saub1ri.

HNi Apta bdu14tL
81 beiHsm 9immsr luar elm trauIidI
pidt
pnb fieI In eirtilm nuf bsin ipeihss
Ddari
I'd fab brin blfidirA idoueb nn1eiidi.
guf benz 6as Meb ber ihnaitsn 8age
lrar.
80 bab' bid IIeb In beinem gtobtn
gsib,
Go ipie man 9elbtn In Der su9ens
liebi,
III biit mir mehr, als rinit In Bliid
nnb 1rsub';
% IN ber ShHrrB nlr, Ter ms 9iffrn
aibt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-03-18

ssntIia onG nidts Don 8tbeutune
aub,r tinem StOb roIoroiss 9rifi'
papifr, nit benz fid nidt pisI ans
iaHsen Iisb. mir idnitieH bibI4s
! bigurtn aus.
Nsbtn benz 9risfpopier lnasn Sipti
gHnbtl griefe in Der G6ublabe. Gle
lparsn nit sintm rotten 9nnbe 5us
Iammsngtbunbsn unb Ittdttn in roias
rotten llmIGIGgsn. Die fparsn nos
tiirIi4 BON ibrsm S9abs; ie msint
INNER, ib ipdre Elm hummer Sungt,
absr ia peiB gonJ s,nau. bab Der
iunss Mdnn, Der isbsn Sonntag bon
Der Stnbt Al 9efu4 tommt, ibr
S4ub 1T. limb lpdbrsnb Der Node
betommt iie INNER rOinrote griefe
unb peror.bt bonn bic @usen uno
blpft bsrum, nj. ip.nn le ben 81.
Belts Yang bate.
did intereiIiertsn bic 8riefe nidt,
obsr aurt meinte, man t0nnte ia nal
grieftrdeer ipisIen, unb i9 bndts,
bas mar, fein. iible Sbet. gllfo
srit ~Ii.ferts i'd ibm ein pnor 9ri,fe
ab unb .r bnnn mir. limb bonn
iasts i'd ibm. Elm ri6tis,r 9risftrGs
ger sebe bon Saus gu Sdus unb Iies
fer, feline 8risfs ob.
9ds taten mir bonn ou6. Sd
nabm einen 8inbsI Der 8riefe uno
er nnbm sinen, unb bonn eine.n
mir fort. Sd iib.rnobm bic r.dte
Ssite Der StraBe unb &urt bic Iints.
IN jebem SauIe tlopften mir erit
ortig an unb tpenn bonn jemonb fam.
iostsn mir b0flid: rSi,r 1T Elm Brief
bon ibrsm S9ab."
limb bic 2eut. mo9ten bonn bic
9risfe ouf unb Iai.n iie uno fr.ut.n
ii9 risfig iibsr ben SpaB. SIMMER
tpenn mir einsn Der grisfe elmer
Sreunbin msiner S6pefttr eaben,
freuten ii9 bieie m.br, oIs bi. dlt.s
rem 2sute. Die laien bic 8riefe 5psis
brsimaI bur9 unb Ia9ten, bob If
men bic 8odsn ipodelten.
Ginss Der Mdbden, cine gang fpes
5ieIle 5rsunbin mein.r S9p.ftsr,
tpurbe gar3 rot, ols i'd ibr einen Der
8risfe gab, unb nadbem lie bic
Qbrefis esIefen bate, tpoIIte tie mir
bag gan3e potet tp.gnebmen. sd
|Iogte ibr ober, iie folIe NAL biibid
geniigiam fem; anbsre 2eute tpollten
aud 8riefe betommsn. Damn lit ie
mir nodgerannt, bat mid nbsr lns
tiirliG nidt erpif9t. 2eiber :onnte
lid in sinigen Sduisrn feline griefe
abliefern, tpGbrenb iie mid ~berfolgte;
tpabri4einIi9 pirb bos bic 2eutt
Grgern, benn bic anberen bobsn fi9
10 rieIig gefrsut, oIs fie bic Brittle
laf.n.
0en Germ pfarrer baben mir ou9
iibersangen; &urt tpollte stpor ein.rl
Brief abliefern, i9 bofte mir ober,
es iei ni9t nottpsnbig. Der Serr
pforr.r perftnnb pobrf9einli9 bon
~2iebesbriefen bod nift biel, benn
mein 9ruber botte mir INNER geiagt,
elm 5err pforrer babe teinen S9aB,
nur cine alte &09in. lInb iber>
baupt, er mar ia Elm ffubierter 5err
unO tpenl er 2iebesbriefe ppllte,
%tonnte sr ii@ ia ieIber tpeIde fdreis
ben.
Natiirli6, ols mir bann beirnfas
men unb i9 meiner DIANA er5dblts,
pte artig mir tparen unb ar ben
2euteu, bic ME einen Brief betamer,
einen BON Sillbs roiaroten obselies
fert bGtten, ba gab es einen 5eihens
Spettatel. Die Stllp b.ult ieBt f6on
ben gan5en Mittag ununterbroden
urb Der popa mar gan5 rafenb. -
sd fam faum iiben.
Babrf6einli9 muB i9 einen buns
men Strei9 9emo9t baben; ober i'd
fam niht einieben, iparuin bic SiIlD
ollie 8riefe betommen ioll uno bic
onbsren 2eute gar feline. unb bic
bumme Sans tpollte ibnen bic 8riefe
ni9t einmol laifsn; Mama mubte
/ r. 1Mn lasnSau n,.F ,~.nT@t
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-03-18

auf Der It retfe.
Wirt: ,Disisr Nisr5teiner 1T bic
Qerle meines Meintsllers!"
Oa1t: 50, cine pom reinitsn Mais
fer"
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-03-18

glauer Serae, nit anopfen, lueIde
nit benz eIeideu Stoffe iiber8ogen iino,
nuo einein ~idiuarsen SeDerairtel aIs
@er5ierung iiuo bier onreeiteIt. Gas
Geiiin lit fomfortdbel nn6 praftiid fir
oaS beronpobisnbe Ndoden. 60
fann nit elmer tiefen Mdnldette bers
lebeu iueroen, ober NIT elmer umleaes
mnuihette an zen fiir5ereu gerneIn.
Gas Ruiter lit in 4 @roben geIdnits
ten: S, 10, ~ un0 IA Sabre. eS be-
notiet 4 Narbs ~365ouigen Stoff flr
bic Si6brige @robc.
4rnis nna Hnt,itnr2 10 Rnnfa
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-03-18
Sefeaaness MameiimRstn;

DieIe wiuIter iperben IN irgerD
cine Mnreile segsn g~inienbunp bes
greifes .eei6idf. Ian gebe Wnnrfner
un6 @r6be unS Die noue GoreHe beuts
lid an unb ifide ben Coupon nebif
benz oben erfpdhnten Rreis an bds
n9ener 6erbit. nnb 8inter-aata-
log init alien neneiien Moben Jest
fertig. SeSer 2eierin Der gSmaba
Sribane" fir 10 Gents snaeinnbf."
PATTERN
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-10-17
PLANNING Three
MEALS A DAY

Probably no one Of the many duties
q housekeeper has to perform de-
mands more thought than that Of
planning three meals day.
The wise woman, knowing how
much money she has to spend for
food materials, divides It into daily
portions. 50 that Il she goes over the
amount allowed for one day she can
cut down o1 Ftde next days allowance.
Occasionally It Is wise to do this; IL,
for instance, there are guests and
one wishes to prepare company din
ner, the family can on the next day
have less expensive meat or dessert
But that same wise woman does not
let the family realize the economy.
And always where economy Is neces-
sary, extra care is also needed to
make the seasoning little better, or
the dish more attractive than usual
And right here let 1t be said that the
best values In perishable food mate
rial can be had only by going to mar
ket and selecting those vegetables
and fruits which are especially good
that day. The city markets offer
many tempting vegetables and fruits
out OF season. but as rule It - wiser
not to purchase.
In making out a menu, remember
that the first and last impressions are
the ones which the persons remem-
Der Therefore the soup and dessert
should be satisfactory. Very often
the soup may be omitted and q salad
put in. Never serve q cream soup II
q substantial dinner Is to follow. It
lis too heavy. A cream soup and a
salad with bread and butter and a
simple dessert make q luncheon
menu, pleasing to almost every one.
Never repeat IN menu The same
food; for instance. do not serve to
mato soup and tomato salad, or to
matoes as a vegetable. Do not serve
a creamed vegetable when the meat
has a sauce or rich gravy; and, Of
course, do not serve two sauces in
the same course.
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agance OF the day in the matter OF
dress materials. It will be used not
only FOR trimming, but for entire
gowns or wraps.
Crep ribbons in the Bulgarian ef.
fleets come In various widths. They
are used for coiffures. trimmings,
sashes and girdles, and also for
landings on gowns or wraps.
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animal DISEASES
TESTED BY THE
VETERINARIAN

In this report fer September. Terri.
torfal Veterinarian Norgaard relates
further progress in the testing OF
dairy cattle in the city and county of
Honolulu. Referring to action taken
at a convention in England this
year, DR.. Norgaard makes interesting
statement that Honolulu was four
years I'm advance Of Europe In taking
effective measures against bovine tu-
berculosis. Details Of the work here
in September are furnished by As
sistant Veterinarian l. N. Case.
DR.. Norgaard urges strenuous fol-
lowing up of the fight against cerebro
spinal meningitis, regarding which he
reported the previous month an inn
portant discovery. This was that var.
ious apparently distinctive maladies,
having symptoms allied to those of
the disease mentioned, all harked
back to similar causes found in feed
and water His discussion of the ques-
tion in the August report was in rela-
ton to 9 distemper that was decin-
ating plantation mules on Maui. 8