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The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1913-10-04
Jap.n TO Recognize China.

Toxic, Oct. 4.--Japan will recog-
nike the Chinese republic within a
week. On1cial announcement was
made from the foreign office that the
government would formally recognize
the Yuan Sha Kai government within
q week, when the president is to be
'inaugurated. The Chinese executive
council has fixed Yuan Shi Kai's
term at ave years. subject TO one ~
election.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1913-10-04
CROWDED GALLERY FALLS
Structure Says Slowly and Few sus-
tain Injuries.

New York, Oct. A hundred per-
sons fell fifteen feet in a screaming
mass in an uptown hall through the
collapse of gallery. Several were
injured. The hall was being used as
synagogue and Jewish New Years
services were being conducted.
Though many were shaken up the
injuries of only four were serious.
Ambulances summoned were not need
ed, as only one of the injured would
go to the hospital
The structure sagged slowly at first,
giving those beneath ample time to
run from under The slow fall also
saved those IL brought down from
more serious hurts.
The hall was crowded and panic
prevailed until 1t was determined that
no one had been killed.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1913-10-04
POPE Plus IN GOOD HEALTH
All Gout and Uric Acid Symptoms
Have Disappeared.

Rome, Oct. 4.-Pope Plus Is not Ill
nor is he weaker than usual That
statement was made by DR.. Amici,
chief Vatican physician, after he paid
his weekly visit to the pontiff.
The holy father is in better health
even than before his alarming illness
last spring." DR.. Amici said, The
physician said All gout and uric acid
symptoms have disappeared.
Prelates who visited the pope de-
clared he appeared to be in excellent
health. He drove as usual through
the Vatican gardens and received
many pilgrims In audience, perform
ing In every detail his daily routine.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1913-10-04
Princess Is Recovering.

Munich, Oct. 4.--The health OF
Princess Augustine Victoria of Hohen-
zollern, wife of former KING Manuel
of Portugal. is improving so rapidly
that she and her husband viii soon
be able to undertake the journey to
Sigmaringen and London, planned
before her illness. according to the
bulletin issued by the physicians.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1913-10-04
PLAN TO AMALGAMATE DRYS
Uniting of Temperance Forces OF
Entire Country Contemplated.

tion of all of the temperance forces
of the country into one organization.
an educational campaign nationwide
in its scope. and campaign for con-
stitutional prohibition are the chief
aims set forth in the formal call is
meeting of temperance forces In ma
tional convention in Columbus on
Nov. IA.
Leaders in the movement estimate
that no less than 10000 persons, rep
resenting every state in the Union,
will attend the national convention.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1913-10-04
BIG BULL DERAlLS TEN
FREIGHT CARS.

Olathe, Kan, Oct. 4.-Ten
cars of st. Louis and San
Francisco freight train we're
derailed when the train struck
a bull weighing 1000 pounds
near here. The engine and
tender passed over the animal
without being derailed, but
when the empty cars struck II
they were thrown from the
track. A herd of cattle was
crossing the track when the
train approached and three of
the animals were killed.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1913-10-04
Kills Self After wife,s Death.

Chicago, Oct. 4.-On the first an
niversary of his wife's death, James
M. Powell, aged fifty-two, local freight
agent for the Chicago, Burlington
and Quincy, committed suicide by
shooting
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1913-10-04
Felix Diaz sails for Home.

New York, Oct. According to a
special dispatch from Havre General
Felix Diaz embarked there on the Ger.
man liner Corcovovado for Vera Cruz,
Mex. 1t Is reported that former Presi-
dent Porfirio Diaz has rented villa
1t Biarritz for the winter. indicating
his intention to remain In France.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1913-10-04
HURT coNscIENcEs ENRich
TREASURY.

Washington, Oct. 4.--From
the North and from the South
Secretary McAdoo received
contributions to the federal
treasury from conscience
stricken citizens. An unknown
resident OF Portsmouth, N. H.,
sent ST.. which he said he
thought" he owed the United
States, and a citizen of Bir-
mingham, Ala, anonymously,
likewise contributed $3.50.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1913-10-04

Salisbury, Eng, Oct. 4.-Major
George Charlton Merrick of the
British army flying corps was killed
while nying over the military avia-
ton ground here when his asroplans
suddenly collapsed.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1913-10-04
Four TraInmen Killed.

Stephens, Ark, Oct. 4.-Four train
men were killed and another prob
ably fatally Injured Hhan a ang1nA-
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1913-10-04

drawing pile driver and a freight
train of the St Louis Southwestern
railroad eclli1ed near here
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1913-10-04
Troops to Eagle pass.

San Antonio, Tex. Oct 2.-Three
special trains left here for Eagle Pass
with two squadrons and one machine
gun platoon OF the Third cavalry and
Battery c OF the Third field artillery.
No definite reason was furnished for
the movement by department head
euaxeees here.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1913-10-04
judge Warns Grand Jury.

st. Louis, Oct. 4.-Judge William
vandeventer of the city court of East
st. Louis, ILL.,. told the grand jury that
has been investigating alleged munic-
ipal irregularities that he had been
advised that attempts were being
made to influence the grand jury.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1913-11-07

Der ainoe Ndtt, mp Ii6 ieSes So6r
cine nele Gage posr Ring bitbet,
Menn ouber bic Mitte bes 9aames
obltirbt uno p%erfdult, 10 lit es MIR
nDtig, bic perTaulten Seile nit einem
MeibeI al entfernen, Die innere Ssh.
lung mil einem pilst6ten0en grdpdroi
gu beipriiben, nm elm ipeiteres llinii6.
greifen Der 3erfeBung gu perbinbsrn.
bos Snnere nit elmer ipaHeroi6ten
Sorbe Su beitrtinen, sic @erftGr.
tungsordbte on3ubringen (iisbe abbil
bung Iints) unb oie 5oblune nit Sc.
ntent dusSufii1en. Die Rinbe ipirf
bann unter font aiinftieem normaItr
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1913-11-07
sdablide 3icscnmild.

@s 1T nit Si6srbeit na9geptelen
iporben, bob cine in mon6en 9esens
ben pprtommsnbe &rantbeit, bic &c:
pDbnli9 nit MoItaz pber 8ereftebeI
besei9net tpirb, bur9 ben @enuB Der
MiI9 bon inii5ierten 3iegen berpor.
gerufen pirb. Sorgfdltige 8eoba9=
funaen in Seras unb Reu> Meritr
baden bargetnn, bob bic &rantbeii
itets inter 2elten auftritt, bic fid
nit 3iegensu9t befoIfen, unb es finn
auF BEN 3ie9sn& onhes sanSe ga.
milien bnpon bsfoIlen porosn. 9ns
Gie6er tritt seipDbnli9 Inn bic 3eii
ouf, ipo Die 3iegen Sunes perfen, in
ben Monaten Qpril, Mai unb Stunt.
fueil ba bic 2eute nit ben Sieren in
na6ere 8%eriibrung 81 tommen pile.
GEN. Sin paIteurtTeren Der infiaier.
ten Mit9 nuf bic 9alter bpn 20 MT
naten BEL elmer Semperatnr bon las
@rob Sabrenbsit eeniigt, i'm bic bi,
arant6sit berborruIenben Refine su
8erIfSren.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1913-11-07
9as ehladten bes @eflnaels.

8ir leben i'm 3eitdlter Der Menids
lidfsit, urlb namentlid bic 8eiirebuns
gen betreffenb ben Sierf6uB fir
S9la9tpie6 BADEN piel rnniiBe Siers
qliGlerei aus Der 8elt gei6ufft. gs
tit f9on i4limm genu9, oab mir Die
Sisre tDten miiiien. dber mir fonnen
chen ni9t pbne 5leii6nabrrng leben,
uno 10 lit es benn Elm billiges 9erlans
gen, bab bieie abtDtung bes Rubpies
bes nit Der er0Bten S9onung ges
fdie6t. 2eioer bat mar aber nod
INNER ni9t geniigenb 8ortebrungen
getrpffen, um Dem @efli9el bas Sters
Ben au erlsi9tern. limb oo4 1T i'm
@runbe genommen MIR 10 penig err
forberli9, um Elm Sier i9nea aus Der
Welt gu idaffen!
SIM alsemeinen 1T an5uraten, elm
f9arfes Bell gu nebmen uno ben 8opf
nit einsm tur3en, po9lgeaielten
S6lags gu entfsrnen. 5anbelt es
fi9 aber UNI fa9gsmdBes SOten, 10
lit SunG9f elm frdftiger, furSer
G9lag mittets zines breiten, i9peren
6pl3ftiides auf bie S9dbelbede liilers
tdbli6. 9ieier bat ben 3pef, bic
Siere sesen ben folgenoen S9mer5
bes 4btotens unempfinbli9 gu mas
den, unb bringt Sen @orteil nit fi9,
bab bic beiinnungss un6 regungslplen
Siere nun audi BON ungeiibter Sdno
rubig obgst0tet fperben t0nnen, ba iie
feinerlei @eeenipe6r mebr berfu9en.
Dds eigentlt9e SDten erfpfgt enttpeber
6ur9 Sffnung Der 9alsf9la9aoer
ooer bnrh Std in bds @enit. Grifes
req finoet metit BEL Sieren ftdtt, Die
~ausblutert, obne boB bas 8lut ipeitere
@ertpenbung ftnoet. Mdn bat 81
bieIem 3pede bann MIR nDtig, benz
betiubten Stere fsbr f9neGl ben &opF
non 6inten 5u biegen, inoem man es
am beIten 3pii9cn Die 8nte flemnt,
nm oann nit einem i9arfen Wle1er
ben 6ols au bur9f4neioen. 9as
M}eTer muB aber fe6r f6arf gef6lifs
fen fein, uno iper I Dem 59Id6ten
BON @eFliiqel rod nid1t geiibt III, fOllte
3upor gendu ali gst0teten Sieren Die
59niftHeac onfebsn. @atiirli9 mub
Der S1nitt feGr balo nod benz betdus
henben @9ldge srfofgen, bdmit 0dS
Sier ni9t poraeitig tpieOer our 8eiitz
nung tommt.
Der @enidfti9 erfoIgt na9 gef9e>
bener 8etdubung NIT einem febr
f9arfeu, ipiben mefer an Der Stelle,
Ipo fih Der erite Salswirbel an Den
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1913-11-07

Sddbsl anfdli.bt. Sc muB bierbei
febr gut anaelfohen iperben. bamit
bas Riidenmart bonn @ebirn GEE
trennt pirb. Man reiBt 5pedmdBig
inmitteIbar mad Der 8etdubung
einise 6eberhen aus, nm Die betrefs
fenbe SteIe flar un6 beutli6 ppr
ausen gu baben. Gin senailes 5eits
iteIlen berS 1lddtmetbobe Bel setDteten
Sieren 1T ebenfnas empfebIenspert.
Die auf lebtere Weife seidladteten
Siere bleiben i'm allgemeinen aniebna
li4er, unb namentli1 empfieblt f9
bieIe G1lahtmetbobe Bel @dnfen,
oeren Blat In Der Slide ~Derfpenoet
tperben ion. Sci Dem Salsfanitt
lpiirben lei9t aus arppf uno Shlunb
allerlei ltnreinisteiten NIT in bas
8lat gelansen, tpdbrenb lebteres bel
benz @enidfti1 natursemdb obne @ers
un~reinisuns in has @efdB flieben
lam.
Neben bieien primitipen 8erfabren
fino bereits seeisnete Snitrumente
gum Mbtoten bon @efliisel i'm 9anoel.
Gs 1T Dies cine 3anse. beren unterer
9eit 3iemlih fpib 1T unb Dem be-
taiibten @efliisef in ben Sdnubel ses
ftpBen miro, tpdbrenb Der obere Sell
al elmer Muloe aiissebaudt III, bic
ii6 iiber ben SddbeI lest unb bier
NIT einem fdtperen Dorm biird einen
tur5en Druid in bas @ebirn eintritt,
70 baB Der SOB auf Der Stele erfolst.
Qlerbinss erforbert Die Sanbbdbuns
ebenfalls eine ltebtns, aber bteie III
ia l.i6t an setOteten Steren gu erSiez
len.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1913-11-07
gaum.Speratipn

gs eri6eint fait unmDslia, Dob Elm
Baum, beFen Rinoe uno Snlleres
burd bas 8p6ren ppn Snfettenihdos
linse, in 10 bpbem 8raoe 8erltDrt 1T,
tpie uniere Nbbiloung 5eigt, onra cine
funltli6e Operation ipieber 10 tpeit
furiert tperben fam, bab er mod btele
Sabre am aebsn bleibt. lno bod TT
Sizes mDgli9 unb ertlGrli4. DEM
betanntlid liegsn Die Srsane, tpel9s
,bie ei9entli9e 2ebensqueae bes 8au>
mes biloen, glei9 u%1terbolb Der
Rinbe, pdbrenO bds Snnere bduftg
tctes !5pls lit, oas benz Baum nur
oils Stiibe bient. Sas Wa6stum
bcsfelben finbet sbenfols unterbolb
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1913-11-07
Die safssabem i'm giebfntter.

gblor unb Hatrium Tino pe5entlide
Seitanbteile bes 8lutes iinb a1er
iibrisen tieriIden SGfte, unb Fe ipers
Den i'm Sarn auseefdieben. Menn
bic perabreidten 5uttsrmittel reid an
&aliitoffen iin6, 10 miro Die @usi6eis
bung Der senannten 8eItanbteile ber<
ftGrtt, oas 8lut perarmt in bieier
Sinii9t unb Der Srsanismus oes
Sieres pirb %trantbaft, sebt fp9ar suz
erunSe, tpenn oieIem geiteigerten @rs
fab : 8ebiirfnis ni9t Gednlng gez
trogen pirb. Infer eepDbnli9es
&odfal3 1T cine @erbinbune BON
gblor unb 9atrium un6 lam fomit
als elm ooltpertiser Grfab Der ausee=
idieoenen Stoffe onseieber peroen.
Dos 8p9Ials berItdrtt aber audi ben
@ipeiBumiaB burh cine bef1leunigte
SaftftrDmuns i'm Srsanismus unb
If barum in alien Sdlen gu perabreiz
den, ipenn cine srDBere Gnersie aller
2ebensfunttionen anseitrebt ipirb, 3.
9. BET Mrbeitstieren, 3ugbieb, mdnns
Ii9en 3u9ttieren unb ma9Mil9tiiben.
8ei MaIttieren Ipl bas Sub nlir biz
S4madbaftisfeit oes Suffers err
bSben.
Nus benz 8orbereefasten sebt ber'
Dor, DAB bas Sals unter llmftGnoer
tpenieer ais @enuBmitteI, benn dls
Elm municipalities Rabrungsmittel
an3uieben 1T. Der Sal3beoarf mo9i
fi6 Defenders Bel einigen @nttunsen
u%nferer pflan3enfreFenben 5austiere
selten6, unb er 1T bei begetdbilif6er
Tabritns iibsrbaupt elm melt grBbsrsr
als bei dntmalifder Soft. Quf elmer
guten Beibe bdben Ole Yftan3enfref=
fer @elegenbeit, ii9 nit binreidenb
ndtronbaltigem 5utter an fGttigen.
@ans anbers lit es aber BEL Den Sies
rem, ipelde iabrein, iabraus i'm Std1e
gefiittert fperben rno grobe Mafen
BON talirsi6en unb nntronarmen, To-
ME faIt hIorfreien Suttermitteln aufe
aunebmen ge5pungen Iinb. 5ierSu
fno 3u re9nen: &urtoffeln, Muntels
uro 3uderriiben, &Drner uro &Drner=
abfGle (&leie) bon Geredlien unb
Ge%guminoien II. a. m. 8or3ugspeife
ARM an SalSen iinb aud Die aus oen
9rouereien ita%mmenben naTen rno
g~etrpdneten 8iertreber, ebenfo ole Sc
treibeI9lempe, ga alien bieien pro-
buften bur6 Die @drprosefe Die
9ol3e ie6r entSogen poroen iinb.
lin oiefen Minbersebalt all &o9s
fols aus5uglei9en, empfieblt es ii9,
benz Sutter, je nad Der @iebsattuHg
nnb Den Inforberungen, Die Der &6rs
per an sic RGbritoffe itent, tdslih
einen sefpiFen groaentfab an Snla
be%isumensen. am beiteE sei9tebt bic
Galssufubr in Der Sorm bon 2editeis
men, bic in 3opfb0be iiber Der 8rippe
anaebra6t peroen. 9ie Siere baben
oann @elessnbsit, Die Steine gang
mad ibrem 8eoiirfnis gu benuben.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1913-11-07
Nie glinbbeit Der gferoe.

llniere Idmtliden Saustiere iino
allerbano &rnntbeiten ausseieBi; ans
ter anberem irifft maj, audi @ugsrls
Ieioen unb 8linbbsit an. Siets
&rantbsit lit aber pobl unfer nsi
pferosn am bdufisiten. SeIten bill
Bet fe ii1 bon felbft heraus; IN osn
anerm.iiten GGnen 1T fe pislmsbr
Die Golge duberer GinfliiHe {. pie lte)
abtr febr gut permeiben lahsn. Wi9i
felten lit bic robe 8ebanbling tetS
tens oes MoFesnters fdulo an Der
g%rblinbung. benn, oa er tpetB. oaB
oas Sier am Rppf uno gals beIonS
oers empfimbli1 lit. ai.lt er NIT Der
peitide brett nad bieiem &orper'
tell unb berlebt burh einen unpprS
fidtiaen @1Iag lei9t oas @uee.
Mud bie Sheuflappen fino War<
tertp.rfaeuse, oie unter nmitdnoen
au @nfaiinounsen unb sur Grblins
Suna fiibren. 9as pferb fiebt ma
turatmdb feitpGrts, bat abtr beitan,
bia Elm grett por benz Iuss, uiio
bisf.s apdnqt sic Gebtiidtisfeit IN
elm. nnnatiirli9e Hidtung. Mnd,
bic Notwithstanding tno Der lif
aniammelmoe @tarb iino f9dolta.
ginii6tspple Sierbalter baben barz
nm sic Gdeutloppen, Die iibri9ens
ibren Namen nit pollem Heft trds
aen, neil tie bas pferb fd.n maiden
nnb barum idon 10 piele unsliidss
fame perurfadi BADEN, ldnsft bets's
tigt. ARK,
Ni6t felten finb audi unpratttlde
Raufen bic llrfa1e gu eiternoen Gnts
ailnounsen unb grblinbnnssn. Sino
namli6 sic Maufen bod iber Der
Nuttertrippe cnsebraht, 10 fann bas
pfero nur init fait fenfre6t nod
pbsu aeridtetem &opfe siniae 9els
holme erIanaen. Dabei fGGi 10
mande Seublume, 9iittlsranne,
@taub II. oersl. berab unb rufsn,
fobalo fie ins guae seraten, nafs
teilige Splsen berbpr.
Gbenfp, pie Der ftarf ammoniats
holtiae 9ferbeeiinaer Die Nerben oes
Meniden reiat, iibt Der SunIt aud
arf bas Muge bes Yferoes eine I'M
onaens6me @trfuns. aug, nno Der
gierbepFlsger SpIte bes6alb ni9t llrl'
terlaHen, Sen 9iinger aus Dem Bfer'
beitali bGufie gu entfernen, ur6 dns
h,rbem pro Sppf tdglid elm pfuno
Sips ooer Saint i'm Stane dusSil'
ftreuen, nm ben 10 t~pertpolen 4m'
moniat su binoen.
S9lieBli6 1T audi Die @tntplrtuno
bes Gonnenli9ts unb Die @noro.
nuna ser StoGfenfter imitanbe, IN,
ter llmItGnben cine @ugenfranthetl
herporaurufen. Stnb bic Mu9en oee
8ferbes benz 2i6te absefebrt, 10
blenoet Der pG0Bli9e Ne6fel betm
6inausfiibren bas Ster. Sinb ofs
syenIter born am 8ppfe in 4usen@
hDbe onaebra6t, 10 1T Der oduernoe
Ginflub bes atdtes ebenfals i6ao@
lid. @ber audi bas pon Der Sette
eirtretenbe 2i9t 1T ni9t eintpdnos
fret, ipenn bic 5eniter gu nieorig ites
ben. 2ebtere ionten pielmebr 1tets
in etpa 5 bis 6 SUB 9Dhe ansebra6t
fein.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1913-11-07

ii6er Die 3pei9e Der 8dume eebanst.
ooer an Queritdben befeitist, fpie e
in unferen 4bbilbunsen beranI9aus
li6t lit. Die fit bic 3auntDnise be-
ifimmten aiirbiHe tperben init einem
5Iuslod BON Der @rDBe zines @isrtd=
Dollars perfeben, oas srpB genus fir
ben 3auntDnig. fir ben Spab jeoo6
etipas gu tletn 1T. Der 8lauppgel
bat unsefdbr biefelbe GrDBe, ipie Der
Spab, ipbab man bier cine anbere
@prtebrune treffen muB. Der betref>
fenbe Sarmer bat Die grfdbrung ee>
ma4t, oaB Der Spab bic 8irbiIe
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1913-11-07
WerbdltniFsn iiber Die auf biefe Weiie
operierten Steaen beriiberpqdfen.
airbiHe fir goselneiter.

Gin finbissr Tarmer bat Ole Gnt-
beduns gena6t, baB 8iirbiHe. unb
sipar Dor dlem bic %fogenannten 5lds
fdenfiirbiHe. fi9 san3 portreffli9 als
NiftplGBe fir setpifie einbeimiide
omeritanifde @0sel. pie Der 3auns
fDnis (Wren) uno Der 8tdubosel, eise
men lnb ibnen Sdub gefpdbren sesen
Die fre6en Spaben. ipeIde nit @or@
liebe bic fd0nften Niitpldbe monopoli>
feren. Die &iirbiEe iperben einfa9
NIT Dem sefriimmten Gteneelenbe
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1913-11-07

@enaue Gusfunft iber 9aiaa.
Transportation, Gbfabrt be,
DampfidiHe, u. !. NJ. 9ideti
fiir 8aiaten. unb 8wiihenbedt
Safagiere via Mem Dorf Dbel
Baltimore uDr unb mad Urgent
einem Orte @arDpaS 81 befor
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1913-11-07

INT ~FfHUDBV'
midi beimfu1t, ipern fie in Der Sonns
bdnoen; lpdbrenb Der 8lauppgel bier
III feinen 9tnitpb ninmt. Gs ipuroen
e1Ger i'm Sreien pfG1le nit aueritde
ben erridtet, an benen Die &iirbihe
mifgebdngt puroen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1913-11-07

8uuta3ieber tnnn man in
Snbieu fir 3 Gents pro Sag ODE,
Ra9t mieten.
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1913-05-29
A Pink and White Afternoon.

Mrs. F. G. Swedenburg and Mrs.
c. L. Cunningham gave a very en-
joyable afternoon function Tuesday
at the Swedenburg home on Iowa
street. The house was beautifully
decorated in pink and white, the
color scheme extending to the cos
tunes of the hostess and the ladies
who assisted them in serving re-
freshments. Five hundred was the
amusement of the afternoon, Mrs
Herman Mattern receiving a hand
some bouquet of pink carnations as
prize for the highest score, while a
roll of pink shelf paper, the consola-
tion prize, fell to Mrs. Walter New
combe as a consolation prize. Re-
freshments consisting of strawberry
ice cream and pink and white cake,
followed by pink and white after
dinner mints, were served by Misses
Hope Burdic and Doris Bagley The
guest list included the following:
Mesdames E. E. Bagley, c. w. Minis,
Stuart Saunders, Frank Deane, T. H.
Simpson, A. E. Kinney, G. S. Butler
f. M. Wagner, F. D. Wagner, H. L.
Whited, l. R. Bateman, Ella Mills
E. V. Carter, j. S. Provost, A. H
Pracht, H. o. Frohbach, R. L. Bur.
die, Sina Grant, e. D. Briggs, M. E
Briggs, James McNair, Herman Mat
tern, G. H. Veghte, E. A, Sherwin
F. Roy Davis, l.. L. Multi, L. S
Brown, H. H, Gillette, A. c. Ninin
ger, Walter Newcombe and F. Z
Conway.
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A Marked Success.

The entertainers at the residence
of Mr.. C. C. Weisenburger. 156 Man
zanita street, on Monday evening
gave such a good account of them
selves as to provoke hearty bursts
of applause from an appreciative
audience. The participants, besides
Prof. H. G. Gilmore, who conducted
and ventilated the subject on the ele-
ments of a sound musical education,
were Mary Weisenburger, the Sisters
Nadine and Alta Porter, Miss Es-
telle Jones, accompanist and duetist,
and Miss Zoe Rockwell, whose vocal
contributions during the evening
were highly appreciated. If Ash
land is to become musically, as we'll
as educationally, great the price has
to be paid in the shape of methodical
and concentrated hard work.
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1913-05-29
How Wheat Perspires.

When you are perspiring furiously in
the dog days 1t may or may not con-
sole you to think that an ordinary field
Of wheat Is giving off moisture quite
as furiously. Between the months Of
April and July, according to Sir
James Dewar, field of wheat per-
spires sufficient moisture to cover the
surface of its ground to depth of nine
inches. Another interesting fact is that
it requires three and half pounds
of water to produce sixteen grains of
wheat. Speaking Of the solar radiation
in tropical places. Sir James says that
In six hours about four-tenths of a
square mile receives heat equivalent to
the combustion Of 1000 tons Of coal.
while an area Of 1900 square miles
receives in one year heat equivalent to
1,000.O00,000 tons of coaI-the whole
estimated coal output of Europe and
America. ca.-Philadelphia Ledger.
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1913-05-29
Child Welfare Meeting.

The child welfare meeting at the
home of Mrs. M. M. Edmunds on
Tuesday afternoon was an unquali-
fled success. A good number of la
dies, representing many creeds, were
present.
A pathetic reading by Mrs. Jessica
Porter, a charming piano solo by
Miss Haight, a pleasing duet by
Faith and Elizabeth Isaac, another
well rendered by Mrs Childs and
Mrs. Slingerland, together with
reading by Mrs. James Lowe on the
various narcotics and their effects on
young people, filled a portion of the
afternoons program.
Rev. Mccullough also interested
his audience on some observations
on child welfare, referring to the
self-confident mother who is so very
sure of herself that her son smokes
cigarettes in her very presence and
she be calmly unaware of it. He
paid a splendid tribute to his own
mother, who not long ago was sent
to a conference at Glasgow, Scotland,
as a delegate to study the great NOR
al problems.
Perhaps the special feature was
the talk given by Miss Jessie Hath
away, who has studied the slum
problem of San Francisco, where she
was a settlement worker, and also
those of New York city and of Lon
don. She gave pathetic pictures of
the little children of the poor, whose
drunken mothers endure them, not
love them, and whose fathers leave
them to starve unless sweet charity
befriends them. She gave statistics
prepared by the greatest settlement
workers in America. Nineteen-twen-
tieths of the girls turned over to the
industrial homes come from the mid
die class or well-to-do people. Four
fifths of these could not sew nor had
a trade. Out of 500 girls that have
come to one police judge in San
Francisco but two could make a gar
ment of any sort. Idleness of the
daughters is the plain invitation tc
vice. Work trains her to be indie.
pendent and moral. The mother who
teaches her daughter from early
childhood to cook, to do housework
or trains her boy to use a part of the
time his muscles for work, is the
: only mother worth while. Nine
tenths of the vicious or depraveC
children before the juvenile cour
started wrong after twilight begul
and there was no curfew ordinances
; or no chaperon on JOY rides or t,
amusements. SECRETARY.