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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-05-17

Gnoe aeht, bann berfpanbslt er iid in eiE
Dittipndr, in benz man alles finbsn lam.
gisneilen fam sr AUDI nsrpDs iperben:
.bas Mort ,Sberbpf" lit nod nidt sefdls
len. GIN feds Stslen ipirb ppnl naiens
tupp" eelproden. unb mo blsibt vartz
aone ouf Nagus"9 mir tomnsn nidt
burh, bentt er, mir perben ni9t fertig.
Tur geoulb, bitter: beine qriaons tOmmt
audi nod an bic Rsibe, uno bic SefeGs
ftoft foI nod gsborsn iperoen. no oas
Mort Sberbof nidt fGut.
Sebt lonoet er BEL sipei iunssn 9siten,
bic bebarrlid idpsiser. 8lutise anfdn'
oer. Redte So~rgsutinber. CT m0dte
fhuen germ sinen Sip sebsn. Wlsin Soft,
Il bat 10 piel Geiprdde auf Eager. Dd
pSrs sam geiipieI Sberbof. .Ribess
bstmer Berg" mill sr fasen. aber er iagi
.Sberbof". Der Sii1gling fiebt i'm fra
denb an; aber tr per5iebt feline Miene.
Mao iih Der iunge Wann benten, Der
Mein bsibt O6srbof. Gs sisbt 70 pisle
Weine. Marum fol- es teinen sebeu, osr
Sberbpf beibt2
Wenn man Iopist berumtommt, ME I'M,
fer 1reunb, bann III isbe neue @eieafdaf'
eiaentlid nur cine Wieberboluns Der Der-
floNenen. St mag ii1 10 pOrtummen piC
Elm Qehrer, Der gum fpunbippielteu MalS
baEelbe penium iiberbDren mub. llnr
wenu er ben aeuten rRiioeslsiiner gers"
frebenst, bann 1T bus 10, ala tpoQte CT Ia.
asn: IRA, msin Sotn, nun fase nal auf!!'
limb Der So1n Iaet: nStraub aisntopt
~ Winteriport - Sberbof
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-05-17
min id erfeAten,

min i9 erfe9ten,
&iibn 1T bos Miiben, 6errli4 Der aohn!
limb in benz Sample Ihauen mir nimmer
Cob unb @srbsrbsn, Glebn unb @etpinmsr;
Saua5enb eridaIsn Sieeesssidnge,
Gr0bti9 besriibst unS feitlid geordnqe.
&iihn III bds Miiben, berrlid Der Sohn
llnb bic GoIOateu Sieben bauon.
Mber mas BON ben Waenf9en Gilt, Ifeint
audi bon ben gursen ST. geltsn; bic 9lids
liden iino oft bic QsrmIten. Die befters
baltene Burg psiit bic eerinsiten sei4tdts
li6en reberlieferuneen duf, uno Der ionit
10 berebte Muno Der Sage tpeib bon Der
Rarts6ure feline Mdr 5u melOen.
gruuba6 fdrds seseniiber duf Der Iins
len RbeinIeite lisgt bds StGbthen Rbsns
NIT feinem peltberiibmten a0niesItubl.
Das alte Rbens mar fir bic 3uiummenz
tunft Der bier rbeiniIhen 8urfiriten, bic
ben beutI4en auiier gu lpdblen batten,
iiberaus ginitig aeleeen, unb oieiem llms
tonb perbontte Is Rbtns, baB Is ldnge
.3sit 6inburd Der Dablort fit bic oeut-
faen a5nise mar. aarl ~, Der aud bier
oepd6lt porbsn mar, sebadts bic Stdttc
Ser mabl burd Elm eigenartises 9uutperi
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-05-17

Qfuf bieTe bumcrDore GpifDbs Der @e'
fhidte bes beilisen romii4en Rsidss
beuti6er Hdtipn be8iebt fi9 bas nafs
ftebsnbe 9ebt9t:
.Bus fdiert mid Etit p aaiIerprurt
Mit ar ben b0Ien SPIEL ~
Wtn mir piel beF Elm Srunt
sSn Hube bier tet
Go Ipra4 Der Ben3esldls
ltnb tranf ben ppl,l 9umpen aus
8eim a~oni9situhl gu Rbenfe.
Drauf aurfiirIt Ruprs4t bon oer pfuls
Sub n rWtein 9err uno 8dtisr.
SIR Ipredt dnisbt NIT pielem Sab
Dom rptben 4Bmannsbduier.
Go6 gIaubt Mrs, id beridt' gu8 redt:
au9 9aaaruder f6mett ni4t i4ls6t
geim aDnissitubI gu Rbenie."
limb als ber &aiier Wen5el bus
ltnb ar bic Serrn pernommen,
9a lieBen tie BON bort Elm SOB
0es eolen @eines tommen;
unO 5eBten Fh friib Sdses bran
limb Identten Elm unb itieben an
getm a6nissItubl gu Rbenfs.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-05-17

aQts oaonrh, bdb mir an ben Ueiprdten
Der anbereE nitt tbeilnebmen tOnnen!
Ga pirb nun Elm adrm polfiihrt, bah
man iein eiesnts Wprt nidt bort, unb
bon alien bisIsn @er1uiden finoet bob
nur Elm gang iIsintr 8ru4tbeil ben Meg
sa unjertm Snnern. Reun6ig proasnt
tptrten fpis unurtitulirte Raturloute, bic
aus sinem @Osslbdus 5u tommen fdsinsn.
gs aitbt absr bod einen Weniden,
sinen auserpGbItn nnb beenaosten, Der
ben Ssnbolt Der sefammten Siingeiprd4e
In Iia oufnsbmen bart, unb Der iorltt
Elm aulturnipeau srrei6i, bds heE ibris
aen niht persOnrt 1T: unb oas III Der
aohnbiensr. Wie bic @dIte an ben 8lds
fern nippen, bic Der erfubrene 5psneer
aa,s guten ibHtn trsoen8t 10 nippt er
Ielber aIeidiam an ben 3tidselprddsn
inb trintt aus ben iprloelnoen Nuellsn
Der Rebe bos, lpas mir eeienfaaftltts
9iIbuna nennsn. Cir bic 3ipei Borte
,Ribesbeimer Berg, bic sr ben Serr'
IdoFten in's DIR baudt, touf4t ct Elm
gauges ulleHul ppH WV
.Rtharb Strdub" rSterntdeT =
.Gubermann" - mir MOLTEN eigentlid
nab Mesppten. absr" pDaB man iid
breimal fbsiben IGbt. begrsife i'd, absr
bah nan INNER pieoer heirdtbet"
,aonnen sic Oueitsp9" nWenn Id
Iaon in's 9beatsr gehe, bdnn ipia Id
mid ~penigNens amiiFren" .ariaone
auf yarosa WirterIport" limb
pas modt Sbr 3ud,ra4 - ~Maren Ste
Idon i'm Kindergarten (GispoIoit, paluis
be Dante, Sbaliatbsuter II. |. ip.)g"
sd sehs In tsins 9otsls rlsbr, id sshs
nur nod in Sunatcritn.4
,0~RiiDesbeimr Berg" ia, bic afpel
Worte MAIDEN fid besublt. IS oaueri
nihi longe, 10 1T ct BITS gum Rdnoe pu0
NIT Hilbuno, uuD peril bic Soiiun gu
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-05-17
Die Grmoronna hss gran'is-
kaners palir.

1l,bsr bic Muflsben erregenbe Grn1ors
buna bes Sronoisfonsrs paIic Bel Sds
fopa, pel6s peIentlih gu Der dugenblids
liden Spannurs suiidsn Seiterretfs
llnaarn unb Mpntsnsgro betgetragen,
melbst bic Disnsr nNeue 6rsie prsiie"
unterm Datum bonn 20. MdrS:
Cine 0epei9e ~unieres 8ldttes aus
Rom bat semslbet, Der 9enerul bes 5rars
aistansrorbens babe offisiea mitgetbetlt.
oaB nd9 ben ibm aueesargentn 8tritteu
Qater qdIic am Z. Wldr5 BON mpntenegrts
riIden SptOatsn ermorost pOrben lei.
Don @iener Decentralization aus eenau
unterridttten seiitliden areiien. bic mitts
lsrpeile ausfibrlihe i9riftlide 9ert9te
aus 8atopa erbalten baben, iperben uns
iiber ben ermoroeten TranSistdnerpater
unb Bic benz Mcrb poraussegarsenen ent'
Iebti6en Saenen folseaoe Mittbeilun9eH
gtmd9t.
Ser Grmorbete 1T Der pater Mngelus
Walie. Der i'm Granaistunerorben alb
olaubensfdrter, p~pferptliser unb her3enss
oiitiatr 9ruber betannt mar unb bon Der
fotboliIdsn 8epDlteruns 4lbaniens, nit
Der er oft in 9eriibruus fam, iiberuus
perebrt puroe. Mnselus palit puroe am
70. Sssanuar 1870 in Saniebii in 4lbdnien
oebpren, mar aIio 43 SABRE alt. SIN
Sabre 1886 trat sr In ben Sroen Der
Tranaistdner Elm, Der in Mlbanien feit
lancer 3eit srobe 0erebruns senieBt, unO
erbislt i'm Sabre 1898 bic p%rieitrpei9e.
Mm z. mara pereiniete iif in unb I'm
Diotppa berum bic SoIoutesta nit funu'
tiiden p~rtboboren Gsiiliaen, nm BIZ
! 8epDltrung gerpaltiam aarn Hebertrltl
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-05-17
25eim SouissfuBr at 3sRens.

Der aaifsr fprad: Der mtin idnedi
mir,
9as fag' id obn' 8sbenten;
limb tper beg ebeln Weines bier
@enug mir po1ts f1enfen,
Dem gdB i5 meme &ron' Sufi DuntF
Gr ipra9 es, fdtptes uno trdnt unS tran
8eim a0nissftuhl gu R9enis.
.Dobtun, ben SunceT geb' iA sin!'
Gpraf Hupredt init 8ebasen.
sd min fat Guer 8aifer fem
limb Cure &rone trdgen;
Bier Suber, bintt mid, it1o seriiugi
Die bienen Gud bsrtpeil Sum 5ruus
geim aDnissitubl gu Hbenie.'
.Nimm 3epter, Sermelin unb arun',
Rimm aIles, mas ih trage;
Dp4 quilt bid 3tpistrddt einft unb %
60 bent an mid unb fage:
Der @ein TT msbr ais 8roren tperth;
Das bat Elm aaiIer mid eelehrt
9eim 2bnigsltubl gu Rbenie.
Der uIte a~Dnisstubl murbe i'm Slprs
1858 bon ben 0runsoIen p%pItomnen Ssrs
it5rt, ober i'm Sabre 1843 BON rbeinIden
putrioten in Der dlten @eitult ipieber dllf-
aebdut.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-05-17

bonn fatbplii9sn @lauben gum ortboboren
All spinqen. gtna 300 qerfonen, Mdn'
ier, Srauen unb &inoer, unter ibnen
Batter Qnaelus palit, puroen nit Striden
~aeteIeIt nnb uuter Sobesbrobungei annt
llebertritt dufgeforbert. Gin prtboooGer
griefer 5eigte duf bic SoIooten, bic nit
thrsn @enebren bereit itanben, unb fdsts:
.Gntpeber ibr unteri6reibt, bdb ibr btsrs
nit su unferem einstS pabren 8lalben
iibersetreten Tsio, pber biefe militdriiten
Gpttestreitet perben eiiere Seelen in Die
Sple b%efDrbern." 0draufbin uaterSetds
ntten bic @efongensn ben 8peen, auf benz
bic notwithstanding sur prtbooogen
Gsliaipn poreeI9risben mar.
oils Better fam pater 4ngelus an bic
Reibs. llnb er mar Der einsige, Der bic
GtGrte befuB, fih rubis uno piiroepoa gu
lpeisern, feinen @lauben gu perlafsn.
Qls Qater anselus auf breimulise arfs
forberung unb troB bes Tlehens Der
snanesmeiIe ibereetretenen 8atboltten
bei ieiner @eigeruns bebarrte, ipielte iid
cine entlebli9e SSene ab, bic man in,
5ranStsIten Subrbunbert in europa ME
unb nimmere fir mOelid eebalten bate.
auf einen Wint Der ortbobo1en prieittr
fielen bic SpIbdten iiber ben 6rdnsistaner
bet, riiIen tbm has seiitli4e Sepano bonn
aorper lino beeunnen nit ben 9eipsbrs
tplben auf ibn einaui4lasen.
pdter Mneelus itiir3te nit mebreren
Gnp9ens unb RippenbriiGen 81 9obtl,
bic ortbpborsn @eiitliden geboten ben
@ploaten @inbaIt uEb frdgten ben
S6merperlebtsu. Oh er nunmebr ibertrss
ten ppue.
limb dbermals idittelfe cr oas 0aupt
uno Iaste rubis. Rein, ih p~erlals mei'
men @lauben niht uno breds ni4t nnssll
Geliibbe,'
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-05-17

9Ritlibunb aeaen bic Sbronnei Der
6aleppe. .S9lsppen fnb elm unfas,'
tnnrri elmer: Scr MsnId Ioa iih nidt
LANCER MAIDEN, ols Fl 1T. 800 t9 unfbDre.
bd bort aud msine alsibans anf." .Ssbr
rihtig,A fetunbisrt elm anberer: mas
piirbe man fpobl boSu idssn, tpein MIR
uniere GradI65be psrIdneerten unb pis
cine Gdleppe am 8obsu idisiten Iiebsns'
.Snleppsn jt0ren ben 9ertehr," grput Elm
Dritter, bic poIiasi III bod fonft 70
sifris, ipenn es gift, Elm 8srt,brsbtnoernis
All beIeitiaen, ipdrnm perbistet lie bic
5dltppsn nibt9" .Sdleppen fnb -
murrt elm 8ierter, tommt dber nidt
meter; benn bier fest bi, 9dtuitrophe Elm.
Gin tlroiidtieet profeHor III %, Der is
berbetfibrt. Ct bentt an ni1ts 8Dfes, ols
Tim plDbli6 Der goben untsr ben Giiben
su f6pinben beeinnt. Ct peib nift, ipte
ibm ptrb. Or fdfpdntt FIN unb Der, ME
Elm Baden auf bobsr Gee. go mnb
eintm Meniden sumuibt iein, Der Elm CRIB
beben trlebt. Obns ss sa msrten, mar er
in bas aielpdffsr bon Wabome gerdther,
bic i'm nun mitfdleppte, ndls mars elm
Gtid bon ibr." I'D, molten Sie nitt
bon mir 6erunter se6en9" 5ifdte tie. %
parbon!" ftommette Der unfrsitpiaige Irds
bon.. 4ber bo mars aud fhon eeidsben.
3pei Meter Geioenfuff batteu iid felbits
Itdnbig gemoht uub laeen nun, loseslOit
BON GnIemble, mitten I'm Sdol. Gin
| GtieFeIpaar bate Der Iilbernen Serrllhs
felt isintn fdmubiesn Sttmpel oufsts
briidt. "a lag iie. cine NIT Uibsn &C.
trstens Waieitdt.
Gs mar siunol cine Sdsppe -.
Der gpbnbierer.
qDsr bate Is nidt ihou bebauert. bab
man fiG Bel Tifhs INNER nur nit eintll
u~nterbalten tann? @us sntesht unS nidt
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-05-17
Standardization
Dit 9 dlepp..

Gs tpat einmal cine Sdleppe. Die
cliserts !pls pures Silber unb mar ubers
aus elegant uno Dornsbln. Sic mar bic
ESnipin bss pdrfetts. no fe unftouhte.
ba traisa bic Stiefel unb SHu9e ebr'
furdtsDoa our Ssits. Der 9err, Der ibr
iplaEs, ma6te Elm Gnsfli9ss geii9t unb
hisIi borTidtie Ditans. Gr mar Der
@dite ibrer Tr6gtrin, dber eben blrh Die
Gdisppe Iosufasen bon ibr eeifteoefl.
81 p,bDrts sieentlid gar ni9t uebr sn
jeinsr nrou, unb duf S9ritt unb 2rttt
btinGftIpie ibn bic 0rdgs: balts i'd ald
esnaD Mbiionba
DieTe Draee bsfdaftiets ttosr, Der in
tire gldhe fam. 100 man tie raulten
bSrte, ba faIfulirte man aud gleih i'm
ytinfn, In peIdem 9pesn man ihr duss
sufpsiden battle, pber pit man, iuenn ss
ftin mubit, an lire Srdserin beran'
lam. pbns nit ibrem Silberi6tpeif in
aontlitt All serdtbsn. Mie bic gDabsrlohe
ben BrlnnbiIbenfels, 10 u~nirinselts er
faIdngtnbaft ibrs Gibe.
ca lam abgr bod ppr, bab man ibtr
III Itplperte. Man tdna niht INNER otif
Zen fubboben fsbsn; man tann ni9t
immtr sine GhItppe i'm g(uge Raben. ID
oisbi nod anbers Diuee, bic uns itartsr
FntersNiren, uls bic SdIepps BON Wiu'
bomt. llub 70 tpmmt es chen, oab man
ftolptrs. Dus eiebt bann siren Mud,
IIttr ben Mabams nit sinen endoenIoisn
@lid a%uiitirt. Die @sruhtang 1T erob,
unb ber GtoIpersr 1T fit ale 3siten aus
Ser Wtite Der aulturmeniden seifrihsn.
Sin babies Gubenb fat ts bsretts aas'
rohitt II.
- a-k4n Il. nuh riihrtu iid. Gin
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-05-17

Batter ~lngells erbielt run ipisbsr
sublloie aplbenI9l6ge, Biz fdlitbllh eth
GpIodt inn nit sinem 8aipnettfih bic
9unae burdbobrte unb 10 benz 2sbsn bss
l~lneliidliGen elm gnbe bereitete.
Mie mir erfabren, fo1 bon Rom ats
benz Qngebenten bes GrurSistansrpries
tiers, Der als Mdrtprer fir feinen glaus
ben geItorbsn 1T, cine grippe Sprung
tpiberfahren.
Die spunsspeiie 5ur ortboboren airde
iibergetreteuen albanifHen adtholifefi
tperber notirIid nub Gintritt SsOrOneter
@erbdItniFe BON Der tatboliideu airde
bic MbIolutipn BON Der uif benz llebsrs
tritt rubenoen Gripmmlinitdtiun erhuls
ten unb pieber r6miihstathclifa itin.
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geinabe!

lin Elm 9aar ipdre e. mir seFstn ifsi
e%reungen.'
nMieiO benng'
.Mir ipursu infer Bier bshn 2unh.
unb oIs % gum 3ablen fam. ppals Sober
bic sarse 3sde beaa1len."
rNun unb21
sd babe Bic Gdhe pffenbar 5t eiftis
betricben, hsnn I'm Elm 0uor bdittn mid
bic 4ubsrsn iqaiiGaEi4 hsaa1lsR Iaitfu-
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aussubieasn unb niebtr bic oIte Ridtung
mad Gprbpsiten ein3ufhlasen. aber Der
mddiiae StrOm tbut's uidt obns aampf.
Or rnot unb fribt nun an Der Ditliden
Nsrgponb, ufn an BEN lintsn llfer, mo
It rubigsr FRONT, lugert sr sinen Rtebes
runasiaum ob, Der INNER brsitsr piro.
Guf bitism babsn bic bsibsn 96rFden
Dttrs unb Hisoeripap, bic slei9 SoI3ig
urb gopparb BON Sahlloien 0bItbdunsn
umfhattst fino, elm 9errIides pldbhen
etfunbsu.
Muf BEN bsreieen redtsn ltfsr
nber rdat, beberrIdenb iiber bas berrlide
ThdI unb ben Sirom straightforward,
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-05-17
edwisriae cage.

.sie maFsn unbebinet bafir iOreru.
boS SIR Iann mdBiser Isbt,1 trtIdrts
Der Mr5t.
.Das 1T leidt seIagt; ie msfr ID nit
Inn idtmpfs, Oefto mehr trintt q"
.su, bdnn lafIen Sic bod bas GtiIis
pfen iein.4
Ser 0ottpr, bann tpirb Ct iiterbalpt
ni9t mebr niidtern!"
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Der Hrpit.

,Da bat Semnno bsbauptst, bah mans
der Mann Elm Didter iei olns es gu
miHen."
.@ott lei Cant
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-05-17

lttr gol parb besinut ods
ense gbsintbal fid su
tptiten. Dor Der 8ergs
ipdnb our Qinttn muB Der
Rbein mad Often duss
fpeid3en. glbtr cine dnbsre
Bereponb tritt inn nun
i'm Often entsegen. Sie
stpinat ion, bon i1euein
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1913-07-24
HER LETTERS TO DAD
BY ELEANOR q. REESE.

Brighton Casino. Atlantic City.
March 8. 19-. Dear Dad: What an
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1913-07-24
Corset Sachets.

A very nice little accessory for the
brides trousseau would be cluster OF
heart.shaped corset sachets.
Make small heart-shaped sachets.
measuring two by one and one.half
inches. Gilt safety pins are attached
to the top Of each heart, so that they
can easily be fastened in place, and to
tho safety pins are tied varied lengths
Of narrow ribbons. The bunch Of
hearts are then fastened to a bouquet
Of ribbon rosebuds. Five sachets viii
be enough to make q good looking
shower bouquet, but II desired more
could be added.
Odd bits Of satin and silk can be
used to make these little sachets. A
dainty gift Of this sort could not help
but please the girl who is preparing
her trousseau.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1913-07-24
IN COURT CT THE COUNTY JUDGE,
STATE OF FLORIDA. POLK

COUNTY-in Re Estate Ct Henry
7. Wilder, Deceased.
To all creditors, lesatees, distributes
and all persons having claims or
demands against said estate:
You, and each of you, are hereby
notifiel and required to present any
claims and demands which you or
either Of you, may have against the
estate of Henry T. Wilder, deceased,
late of Polk county, Florida, to the
undersigned Administrative of said
estate, within two years from the
date hereof.
Dated July II, A. D., 1913.
PEARL l.. WILDER,
Administrators, estate of Henry 7.
Wilder, deceased.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1913-07-24
HAVE DAINTY Effect
TABLEWARE OF GLASS sErs
FORTH DINNER TABLE.
Material Has Largely Superseded the
ErstwhIle Jse Of Heavy Silver
Lends Itself Particularly 70
Matching Color Sehemea

Brilliant glassware enhances the
plainest tables and makes the absence
OF heavy silver scarcely apparent.
Beautiful glass candlesticks CLEAN az
brightly as silver ones and there is a
happy union Of beauty and usefulness
IN these pleasing articles. Thick glass
is not more durable than the dainty,
thin ware. In fact, it will not with.
stand hot liquids so we'll, as 1t cannot
so readily expand.
A heavy cut glass punch bowl came
to pieces at a dinner party a few
nights ago, when hot mulled cider was
poured into 1t. Such accidents may be
avoided If the cool ingredients are put
in first and silver ladle placed in the
bowl before the hot liquids are added.
The silver. being good conductor, alb.
serbs the heat.
All fragile ware will withstand heat
If the simple precaution of placing a
spoon in the dish, cup or glass is OBJ.
served.
New tableware shows glass dishes
and plates for uses that glass has
never been put to before. There are
salad bowls. plates. spoons and forks
Of this fragile ware that seem very ap.
propriate for crisp green salads. They
bear dainty fern-like tracery that har.
monies with the green garnishes.
The new individual salt and celery
dips and vases now have separate lin.
ings Of colored glass that may be
changed to match the color scheme Of
the dinner. The mahogany framed
glass trays are also lined with differ.
ent colors for various affairs.
The mirror centerpiece, that Is 80
popular for table decorating, is now
accompanied by individual mirrors on
which are placed the flower holders
that mark each place. They multiply
the brightness of the flowers and their
delicate colors.
The life of these charming table &C
cessories may be prolonged by gentle
care. The proper method of washing
glass is to use warm water and borax
in one pan and rinsing water Of the
same temperature in the second. Clean
with soft cloth and no soap, fol
soap makes glass cloudy and dull
Glass must not drain after rinsing
or it will show streaks; wash. rinse
dry quickly and polish at once. Soft
linen, old six or tissue paper will make
glass CLEAN brightly II the articles tc
be cleaned are obstinate let them soal
until the dirt is loosened.
Salad bowls, oil cruets, milk glasses
and pitchers are troublesome to care
for, as the oils have tendency to dull
their brillancy. Wash these first il
cold water softened with ammonia
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1913-07-24
APPLYING s0U7ACRE BRAID

II the soutache braid is sewed on by
hand every other stitch should be q
back-stitch taken through the middle
OF the braid. A particularly attractive
effect is gained if the braid is stitched
on one edge so that it stands up
straight. This may be done by hand
by taking a short stitch on the right
side and long stitch on the back.
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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-08-31

Masons of Tulsa that it was absolute
ly necessary that second lodge
should be chartered bv the Grand
Lodge in order to properly confer
the great amount Of work which was
accumulatng in Tulsa Lodge No. H.
At the time that Delta Lodge was
chartered, the old lodge Tulsa No.
Il. had grown 10 "A membership OF
about $50 and the petitions that were
being presented to Tulsa Lodge were
Of such number that 1t was potent
that another lodge would have to be
constituted in Tulsa in order to eX-
peditously care for the work of ini-
uating, passing and raising the large
number who were desiring to become
MdsOns.
Second Lod e Started.
Mr.. e. A. Lilly of Tusa, and
surance and loan man OF Tulsa, ana
who has always been prominent in
masonry since his removal from the
state of OHIO to the Territory of Ok
lahoma, became very much interest
ed in organizing a new Masonic
lodge in Tulsa He was at that time
Past Master of Weatherford Lodge
Oklahoma Territory, and Past Depu-
" Grand Master of the Grand Lodge
Of the Territory of Oklahoma, After
some correspondence during the
spring of 1910, between Mr.. Lilly and
the Grand Lodge officers OF the state
Of Oklahoma, he decided to call a
meeting of a number OF Masons for
the purpose of discussing the advlsa-
b.lity of petitioning the Grand Lodge
Of the state of Oklahoma for char
ter to constitute second Masonic
Lodge in Tulsa. Among those pres
ent at that meeting were: George S.
Berry, Il. A. Lilly, f. Il. Shellenber-
ger, A. L. Duran. c. A. Mcdonald
and George Wnkler.
This meeting resulted in the draft
ing of petition to be presented to
the Grand Lodge, asking for char
ter, to which petition there was sign
ed the names Of: c. o. Baker, G. s.
Berry. w. l.. Coleman, W. J. Collier,
Frank u. Curry, A. S. Duran, A. c.
Farmer, A. l.. Farmer, X. d. Fuller,
II. n. Greis, NJ. II. Ferguson, b. 7.
Hainer NJ. Hughes, Z. K. Kemp,
VIM. Killmer, T.. A. Lilly, Edward
Mccoy, c. a. Mcdonald, +. M. Per-
ry, James B. Porter, Clark Robinson.
c. b. Rogers, A. L. Saxey H. G.
schultz, +. L. Shallenberger, J. II.
Shipherd, c. c. Simmons, A. A.
Snldll, RANK SoNcIht ". H' W imam
son, Geo. Winkler, NJ. a. Younkman,
each Of whom became charter men,
bers Of Delta when 1t was granted a
charter.
In this petition which was present
ed to the Grand Lodge of Oklahoma,
". A. Lilly was recommended as
Master; +. f. Shallenberger as Sen
ior Warden and c. A. Mcdonald as
Junior Warden. When this petition
was presented to the Grand Lodge it
carried with it a resolution which had
been adopted by Tulsa Lodge No. II,
which in effect was, that the estab-
lishment Of the proposed new lodge
at Tulsa would be of manifest pro-
priety and would be conducive to the
good Of the fraternity.
No Friction Caused II.
The question has been more than
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-08-31

once asked: What friction among
the Masons brought about the estab-
lishment of a second lodge in Tulsa
1t will be seen that no friction OK
isted between the two lodges, but to
the contrary they are working to-
gether in the greatest harmony in an
effort TO build up Masonry and to lift
up humanity.
As has been stated, # was the great
volume Of work falling on the old
lodge and it became necessary 10 con
stitute a second lodge i'm order TO
properly turn off the vast amount Of
Work.
The Grand Lodge rarely grants a
new lodge charter Usually the
course followed Is TO put IL to work
under a dispensatiou but by reason
Of the fact that Delta's first Master
Mr.. L. A. Lilly, was a Past Master
and Past Grand lodge officer, the
Grand lodge readily consented, on
recommendation Of the committee on
charters and dispensations. TO grant
to Delta lodge charter in the first
instant.
DR.. George Ruddell past Grand
Master of the Grand Lodge of Okla
homa was delighted by Grand Master
Alexis Eddlcman to constitute Delta
Lodge and install its first officers,
which was done by him at public
ceremony on the 14th day Of March.
1911 and the officers installed were:
+. 4. Lilly Worshipful Master; +. Il.
Shallenberger, Senior warden. G. A..
Mcdonald, Senior Warden; George
Winker, Treasurer; Frank u. Curry,
Secretary; j. A Shepherd, Senior