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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-03-07
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@ar oas geitrise Suu5ert oes Stir
f)cnhurs Der Geutideu ct. 90
hannes-8emeiuoe.

3u einen IpirtIit aroBartigeit CIR
folg geitaltete iih oas geitern 4ben0
Itattgebabte aon5ert oes airhentors
Ser Geutid]en Ct. ,Sohannes 8eneln-
be. Ias gerdun1i9e Botte$bQuS ma-
bis auf Den letten Qlat bon etnerl
funitoeritdnhiaeu uuo odufbaren
Rublltluu beiest, oa- nit Der DobI.
MISUNDERSTANDING fiir Die oureb-
Deg taoeloien 9eiitungen nit)t get8te
uno iotpobl ben Spliiten oes 2lbenos,
mic aud Dem nafereu Gboroirigen.
ten, Serrn SSobn U 6ofimann una
lelnein trefflid) geitulten Gbor beeei.
Iterte Suationen berettete.
Cine Der efiettpoQiten 9eunmern Ses
gbenos mar Der 2eigbton'if)e Glor
!. Cbere is q 9an0", Der nit erah,
tigem 9erItdnonib 5u @cb0r gebraht
muroe. lie Solopartte mar bel Sr!.
Nfinna @aaner portrefiIih auigehn.
BEN. 2ebbaften geifaQ entieHeIte aud
Ger Soreaoor.Gbor, in meIhenr Serr
@illiam SGrnou ole 9aritonportie
mllitergiItig burdriibrte. 9obIoer-
oiente anerfenmlng erntcte ebeniaas
Der Tanenflor nit oen beioen Reo.
mon 'if)en aompoiitiouen uno gana
pra3tig aelaugen Die Guartette, no.
mentlid, Reuin's ,,9ioInrp". Tieies
Guartett iesie 'ih aus ben iolgenoen
tiidtiaeu aroiten 3uiammen; 5rl
WHnua 8agner, ,Srau 9settieS Shrniot,
Sopdrb, Serr Sebn Soiimonu mo
Serr 8. Sduloa.
guBer Dem Gbor spirften audi nod
cine aIn8abl berDorragenoer Colo.
traf.e nit sSrau Geo q. &eigbton,
cine nusee5eihnete Gianijttu er3ieIta
nan.entlIh NIT Dem 9teger' id)en
Ster5o ino Der Chopin 'ifEn ga4aoe
eiuen ourtld)Iaeen0en grfoIg. 5rI.
Wobei Dunn eripies lit) als iehr ta-
lentirte 8ioiiniltin uno iprad1 llo.
nlentIid nit Den oioerien aompolitio.
flen BON Grbla an, lpabrello ais Sau-
serin SRI. ssune GIion nlituirtte, Die
NIT ibrer prdttigel, treffIit ee.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-03-07

ner 8ohnung b0rte. gr elite Iofort
binunter un0 fano Den AngetIdgten
Selm in 9emodrnelH por Dem Riano
iiben6 uno MenoeI5iohn'5 ,SriIbIlnass
lieo ipieleno Dor. Siibnlan bcltahrtd)s
tiQte, obne ben merfmliroIgen 8ait 81
it0ren, Die Boli3ei uno Der alanlers
portrog fam 5u Gnoe, inDem Selm
pergaitet nurbe. Der Wann, Delher
itart betnetpt mar, legte groBe @nts
ritituug al ben Tag uro Tragte Den
geumten, nit Incident Hed)te er IN
ieine @obnunq eiugeorungen iel. Us
oauerte qeraume 3ett, bis SeIn
i6IieBlih perItono, bob er ielbit Iih
in elmer frenloen @ohnung berano.
Gr erflQrte, lid i'm Rauid,e III Dem
Souie qeirrt baben 5u utltIien uno
cine 9urfiudnn1 Der 8obnunJ lllt-
tcritiitte 0ieie 0ebauptun5 oa - lid
6erausIteQte, boB nidts angeritbrt
ooer qeitoblen noroen mar. 9tur aus
Der @erfaIIung bes 8ettes gin8 ber.
Dor, bub Selm cine SieIta 9ebaltel
Bate, beuor cr lid an 0as BEano ieBte
SSunes Ct. Stout, uad 2Lngabe Der
Boli5ei ein geidifter un0 erfolgraI'
der 9auerni1nger, mar am Wtlttnot
Don Dem BoIi3iiten arufe Oer5aftct
poroen, ols or nit einem iungen 6ar'
mer I'M SfIepptau ben Gentralbahn'
bof perlaIien DoQte. Ter olte Sun0er
muroe al elmer 8eIoltrafe pon SIC
ull0 ben Soften perurtbeiIt
oSoiepb Tepalma, eiu notorllder
Taqe6ieb, puroe lpegen Serumlln'
germs NIT elmer 8eloItruIe Don SIT
uno oen Soften belegt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-03-07

Der Grantr, nute Danbribge Strobe,
infplge elmer ihabhaften Stelle 3u go-
ben itiirate unb einen Brud BEG rehe
ten synbgelents banontrug, bat bic
Stabt Cincinnati oesbulb auf 3ahlung
bon $1,000 pertlagi.
2efpis Dip psrIangt $2760.40 als
Shmer3ensgelo BON Der aroger Gro
cern &c 8ating Co., neil er am IL.
December 1912 an Der Moooburn ape.
BON einsm Q6IieferungsDdgen Der 5lr>
ma nieoergeranut unD srhebllh per-
lsst tporoen lit.
gingeretdts 5eiamente,
Uaartbu 5intIs, Wutter oss Nm
tpalts 3bornton so. 5intle, Dermaht
ihren gutelinnen JIora Gage Dilber,
Youline Sage unD 6eleue 5intIs je
$1,000, ibren Gnteln 5enrp S. Gage,
Jreo. D. 5intls uno pbillip 9intle je
$1,000, tbren Rihten Sarab gD. 9dt@
tier, Caroline ST. 9attber, Sod Ut.
gobbitt uno NHelia 9. WfDers Ie
$4,000, ibrsr G6psiter Glt3a WtcG.
Sehmour ibre Ntttsn Der Gittle Utiamt
Giienbohn uHD 10 4ttien Der Gtnc.
9as &c Glsetric &c., ibrer ShneIte,
Wartbd 6intle GofIie in Baltimore 5
0as=Nttien unb ihre 3iamant@8ro6e,
annie W. uno Gli3a Wi. Ginbiap je 5
@assNttien, Der Doun8 Nomeus Ghris
itidn QNociQtiDn pon bier $1,000, Der
Womens fyoreign & Some Wiiiionarb
Soeietp $3.50, Suian u. gldisbea 20
Gas14ttien, Der 9inoerbetmdtb BON
bier $1,000, WiGiam mogruosr. Jlo=
riba Marp Gaitber unp puulins Sage
je 5 8asz4ttien. Der Reit nss Ser
mDgsHs ion on itrs GnteIiu Glora
Sage Wilbsr fallen.
Sdcpb 8dlentine permaht iein Ser
m0gen an feline Gdttin 5enrtetta
Qouiie 0alentine unD ernennt bteislbs
als Observation-Disclosures.
4bilip DoItert permaht iein Der
m6gsn an feline 9attin Catherine 9.
9oltert auf asbensssit. Rah ibrem
gooe ion odsf.lbs in gleiten IbiIsn
auf feline 9inbsr iibergeben.
ga hlab Q d EN-.
Der perI0nlihs Qatlob Der QucinOa
Gorpdro 5inss betrdgt $12229.O4
bsrisnige oss 5rant Dsnosrotb
| $5119.18; bsrisntos bss Wlaurice Bin
| S209448; berjsnigs bes Gsorg Sell
| $3474.40.
Wm. Shnstoer III RadlabperpaIter
BON Sopbia Shnsiosr; psriouaIteu
! $3.50.
| 5as. 8. Stnplstor III Ru6labperz
matter pou Warp Sane Qusn; Gruuos
sigentbum $500.
| Rate qoners III NdhlaPoertpalteriu
Don gbparb Boomers; perfondlien
$500.
Worsdrst e. Cooper III QdhIabs
p.rpolterin BON Gam. Cooper Iaplsr
Qsrionalien $3.50.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-03-07
@iQ SdmocneriaB.

6arrp glmtenoorf Der befanntIih
nor Ginger 3eit aui 8eranlaifunl lei.
mes ehcmoligcu Observation-Disclosures
iSranf aSanieu. BON Der 8lenoora
?loe. unter DER anfIage oes Tie5-
itahIS perbaftct, iebot) pon Srieoens-
rid)ter WuQer ebrenDoQ freigeIpro.
den mar, piu ieet fir ole ihm angc.
thane Sd)madl 8enIgtMiung haben.
Gr bot iit, als hoQdnoiiter lluter-
than an beu hoQGuoiihen aoniul y.
BIautinaa in GIepelano gerpanot, Der
ieinerieits in Der Sad,e gcitern an
hen Superintenoenten Gurp pom Itdo.
tiihen SnfopmationSbureau geidrtc.
ben hdt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-03-07
,,Zp'n lSinnbunb. :"
Ghicngoer tSaitc.

Seute albeno peroen cine gIn3abl
Gbicogoer 8alte bier eiutrefien, nam.
lth 9iirgcrmeiItcr Garter $. Sarri.
ion uno 250 proulineHte Gemofraien,
Die lid auf Der Hadreiie Don gSaib-
ington nah Chicago befiroen.
Ten @diten miro am 9abubpf Ser
@ilIfonm Der Stnot ourd Weapor
Suut uno eiHe Delegation Don @e.
id,oitsIeuten entboten lperoen ulLo bon
Der 1uller oes Aufenthalta DER 8aite
miro es oann abbangeR, in fpelher
@eiie fir ibre llnterbalaIns seiorst
meroen mirh.
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SaiesSan.

mtit ausnabne Der orei Gubaner
Dnrer geiteru Daorgen idnuttIidJc
oReos" aui benz Spielplase in NO
bile, aIa., antpeien0 uno betheilIgten
it'd au Den mebritiin0igel llebumgeu.
Die Shleuoerer Suggs un0 Benton
meIOe!en iid IN oor3iigIiher 8erfai.
iuug un5 begaben lid iofort nit Gr.
tbuiiGSmnls an ihre arbeit. Sdmnt.
Tide SpieIer sebeu nit ioIt,er gncr,
gle ms 5eihirr, ouB 5duptLing lin.
fer nit mehreren oerieIben ieine liebG
9totb bate, lie gegen lleberanitsu.
JIng 3ll mabren.
3Inter bat ihon iest beidloiIen.
iilr oen beporitehcnoen Bennantfamoi
nelm Sd,Ieuoerer i'm Itellit 3u bebaI.
ten, mas pier Retruteu permanente
gtnIteQung aeben pirb.
Ter SdlptIing belt geItern ieiner
SSlrngens cine Stanoreoe gegen 0os
RaudleH BON Gtaaretten, mas ibner
pubreHo Der Saiion BON ibm perboie.j
III ,Sn teiuer anoeren ISeiie iiuo oic
.Reos ourd, ihren aontraft OH ir.
aenblpeltpe gnthaltianrfeit ge6unoen
tie iillo 0urd) ihr @ort oerpflIdtet.
iit) togIit IN erirflaiiiger Sorm aur1
SpieIe su meIoen. linfer 1T ein fon.
ierpatiperSeiter. miro aber NIT duBer.
iter Sirenge auf MISUNDERSTANDING
Der aIubregeIn beiteben.
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Gbe.GrlaubniRiheime

6omer McgauIen, 35, gpntAiana ,ap.
aOa 9. gummins, "a, paIace 5otel.
(56Omas QgnsB, %, 1888 pppersSt.
1Glara O. UIiuer, Is, 42o6 airbp Ro.
(2lutpn srqum, "a, 2O15 Central Qp.
lWariu S6IQer, 25, 1852 9urriion
apenue.
(Gonaro u. WQrnit, %, 8trmtuss
BAN, QIa.
glisa6stb 6. Griifitb, 29. is DIT 9.
Strabe.
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0lms benz VOliseigeriht. t.

Oscar Selm. BON 9eo. 1910 Ban.
miler StroBe, mahte seitern oem
Ridter ieIne guf1partung unter Ser
9lnfinge Der Srunfenbeit, ieoof nur.
De Der SaIl, peIt,em gang auBerge'
mohnIid]e Spraange 81 8runoe lalen
auf Die oifene siIte seiest. Serr Sen.
rp 5Iibnan, rpelher nit ieiHer ga.
ntilie oas erite Stodiuerf oes Sauies
gto. 1i14 9ine StraBe, betpobHt, be.
iano iih am Witnpot abeno init lei,
ner camille sn @eiud) bel ieineal
9tahbar i'm 3lpeiten Stodlperf, ais el
pIoslih sesen 8 llbr su ieiner sroB'
ten ueberraitung aaoierutuitf IN iei,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-03-07

ihulten StIntme rauiheuoeH 8etfal
erntete mir ole 0iperieu &ieocrOortro.
ae, uamentIih fir bic Gls8t'ld)e
y&orelet".
Gum @eiammterfolg oe$ gbenos
trug in nid)t gcringem DIaBe alltb
SRI saorenCe g9eioner, Die befalrie
Hesitatorin bel, Die in Der IiebenSpilr.
oigiten 8eiie ibr ih0ne5 Talent rie.
Der in Den Gienlt Der gltten Sa6e &c.
IteIt bate. Namentlih NIT Der Re5t'
iattou asl3 uIombep l. Con" feterla
Sri. 8eioner glan3enOe Eriunlpbe.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-03-07

Gbeideibnnssflasen in 4alIe nne
Sale. - sdnmige Alimeatensab'
Ter In 9rmbel. - WnuDbHbeits.
Ginbreder fait seiteat. - Sdaben'
eriae-JGle. - yennitdnbet oas
Ieitament iciner Satin. - Ginge.
reihte leitnmente. - WahlaR.Sa'
dcm. - Weridieoeues.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1913-11-08
By ELLA WHEELER WILCOX
Copyright, 1913. Star Company

THE Mothers and Teachers
club of Bailey, Ga, meets
: to discuss subjects of mutual
interest, and | am asked to read
paper for discussion on What
Should Be the Social Amuse-
ments of Our Children From 10
to 10 Years of Age, and the
Hours and Why
All kinds of outdoor games
and sports should form a part of
the social amusements of chill
dren.
Parents and teachers will be
benefited personally if they ar
range their time in such a
manner that they can study
such amusements and act as
guides and instructors for the
children intrusted to their care
The tendency of the time is
more and more toward outdoor
life; and this means increased
vitality and more power, mental
and physical, for the race.
Horseback riding, basket ball,
tennis, golf, croquet, water
sports, running races, skating,
all of these amusements are en-
couraged ard taught.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1913-11-08
City's Growth Told by Figures
By Steel and Stone
Building Record for Ten Months of 1913 Shows Splendid
Increase Over Previous Year, but Buildings
Themselves Are More Convincing

Building of S2537630 have been let
in San Francisco the 10 months ending October 81 of this year
the of S1818,346
the fire of 1906 the total building contracts let
S24922 AS the of construction during the
years from rs 80 per more
467 buildings that the last cost
more than S3oo,0o0o0o
figures interesting encouraging they
may be- story walk in Market street.
with reflections Mission Montgomery Kearny Post
Powell Geary, the cys street, automobile ride into
the residence park districts beyond Twin peaks overlooking
gate through the sturdy Mission district
Richmond Sunset where every block
pile for horne-such meanderings
tell growth than edgers of figures
essential the columns of numerals to COM
pete understanding of San Franciscos growth
unqustonably the built block for
block United though may show buildings
height be found in New York and Chicago
every building Market MODERN well built
Mission street lined splendid buildings
town. the Mission district is another city,
with nghborhood heaes shops markets and essential
of urban life
Union square an oasis green the city,
by granite and eehe great hotels
large enough their the tall office build
Christmas
Then beyond beyond the Mission
residence districts where homes being buhomes
that $4,000 and homes that cost
le social life, citizens of San Francisco who
interested in San Francisco.
There city hall rearing steel frame upward and
along bay shore Harbor View the splendid palaces of
the Panama-Pacihc exposition taking shape.
interesting gratifying
know that the building record in San Francisco for
100000 greater than the building for
Those figures tell of turning of the tide But
few there who take of figures and visualize achi
tecura achievements To know OF San Francsco growth and
development look about you and be proud that the c
CITY,
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1913-11-08
The big Came Is Not All for
the Undergraduate
1t alma Mater Day" for the Old Uns, Who Come
Back to Recall What They Were

There is Mothers day and there also Alma Mater day. The
former in the spring. the latter holiday celebrated
the of the annual intercollegiate football game be-
rival universities today when Stanford and the
University of California Stanford university for the honor
and glory of $4,000 10000 bowling spectators
The undergraduate and the players think that this annual Big
Game merely manifestation of college rivalry and of athletic
powess On the contrary, manifestation of old grads
There many people that would suspect ed
Gated college until they game wearing blue
and gold or cardinal ribbons.
The grasping millionaire remembers with sigh the football
game that he all that he would like to be- but isn't the
college which graduated him. and he decides pay the debt by
endowng chair commercial ethics The austere professor of
biology recalls the game the fact that he roickng
youth with hair his head and decides that he will make
his lecture The politician remembers that he learned his
manipulating the college polls and decides
that he'll send his college study law The house
wife recalls that it football that she first learned
love the third assistant yell leader who by her side hold
ing sturdy four old candidate for future academic honos
The undergraduate the football large of the
show. but he the philosopher of the occasion.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1913-11-08

KEGS you!" he cried, in an ectasy of
welcome
But why do you want to embrace
me, sir? III don't understand.
All, saire. but look at ices beel."
Your bill? Yes, but what of 1T"
'vot of it? Wy. it means Eat sail
nevaire, nevaire see you again, dear
saire."
The proprietor was speechless.
y
The young couple on the settee had
been engaged only week. He had
kissed her fully 40 times that even
ing. When he stopped she looked
at him reproachfully and the tears
came into her eyes AZ she said:
Dearest, you have ceased to love
me-"
No, haven't" he replied. but
must breathe"
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1913-11-08
FOOtnOteS of HumOr

THE letters I wrote you before
we were married"
You heartless wretchI wonder
If all men are so devoid of senti-
ment? You
7 am doing it in your interest,
dear. am trying to fix things 90
that when | die nobody can dispute
my will on the ground Of insanityv'
y
Monsieur serpollet had finished his
Easter in England and paid his exor-
bitant hotel bill. His heart was sad,
yet his native courtesy was perfect
as ever
Send re proprietaire to me- he
said to the waiter, and presently mine
host entered. Immediately Serpollet
was all beaming smiles
'Ah, let me embrace you. Let me
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1913-11-08
CURIOUS FACTS

Two hundred and fifty dollars a
pair is good price for full grown
ostriches.
Thunder is rarely. IL ever, heard at
a greater distance than 10 miles.
An eagle can live 20 days without
food and condor 40 days.
The 206 bones of the human body
are worked by .522 voluntary muscles.
Four new books are published to
each fresh edition of an old one.
In Russia. no photographer can
practice his art without a license
Cast iron articles were first made
in England in the year 1900.
The frst daily paper was printed
in Germany In 1924.
The average length OF q dogs life
is fifteen years.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1913-11-08
Every Child Should Be
Taught Dancing to De-
veIOp Body

Every child should be taught
to dance.
1t gives grace of motion, ease
of department. and develops
every muscle in the body, and
causes good circulation of the
blood.
Every home where there are
children should encourage a half
hour or an hour of dancing every
evening before the retiring hour,
or just before the last meal.
In small cities, where neigh
boring children live at conven-
lent distances, it can be arranged
that these dancing entertain
ments occYx at different homes
alternately In this manner, at
least three times a week, the
amusement can be INDUCED in
under agreeable social con-
ditions.
Clubs organized for the study
of natural history are excellent
methods of entertaining chill
dren.
After awakening the interest of
the children in nature, in plant
life, in insect life and sea life
by reading from good and in
structive books on these sub
jects, picnic parties in the woods
and on shore, arranged with the
object in view of studying ma
ture in its own haunts, will
prove of great value and pleas
ure to the older people as well
as to the younger ones.
Each child after the first few
weeks of study should be asked
to bring some item of informa-
ton regarding an animal, an in
sect, a bird. or a FISH, a plant,
or tree to the club.
There was once home where
the host inaugurated such a plan
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1913-11-08

message to their father, brief but
emphatic: Take back your boys; send
me the earthquake.
4 X n
After preaching a sermon on the
fate Of the wicked. clergyman met
an old woman well known for her
gossiping propensities, and he said:
Il hope my sermon has borne. fruit.
You heard about the place where I
said there shall be wailing and
gnashing of teeth?''
Well, as to that?s answered the
dame, IF as anything to say, it be
this: Let them gnash teeth as has
emf amt"
X X
George, what are you burning.
dear?" she asked, going to the crate
and peering over his shoulder.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1913-11-08

A little girl, after relating how God
had sent her a baby brother. added,
as the thought of the straw laid out
side the house in order that the
mother might not be disturbed by the
noise of the traffic. and 1t was well
packed
A certain island in the West Indies
is liable to the periodical advent OF
earthquakes. On year, before the
season OF these disturbances, an Eng
lish resident, who lived in the danger
zone. sent his two sons to the home
of brother in England to secure
them from the impending havoc. Evil
IDENTIFY the quiet Of the staid English
household was disturbed by the erup-
ton of the two West Indians. for the
returning mail steamer carried a
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1913-11-08
Motorcycles and Motorcycle
Save a Life
Quick Decision of Young Man Was Effective and So a
Good Mark Is Checked Up for the Machine

motorcycle of those things that have horse
producer put to brave use
respondent young of this city decided
early morning hour yesterday She drank quantity deadly
poison and then, in PAIN screamed.
Her cry was heard by young motorcycs Frank Emery
level head his shoulders Emery did not hesitate
call ambulance or look guide book do
under the circumstances He rushed womans room
grabbed her she her night Clothes carried her to his
motorcycle flung her the handle bars the central
emergency hospital top speed notwithstanding the amiabe
order of the hospital that anbuancs violate
speed ordinances in the with death
Frank Emery arrived the hospital with young woman
in save her life.
The young whose life not acknowledge
the efforts of the young in spirit of gratitude When
person has made up his mind final as suicide Il
takes than exciting ride motorcycle change his
outlook life
But the young who the life require per-
uncoy thanks for his such deeds carry with them
that is their reward
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1913-11-08
instruction in Music viii
Be of Value Later
in Life

The Natural History Picnic
Club could be made wonderful
organization if this feature were
introduced and the children given
an an hour weekly to visit the
library and hunt for information.
A penny fine for one who
failed to bring an item would not
be an unwise feature. Such
fund (if one resulted) should
be given to help the societies for
kindness to animals
Fancy costume parties, where
the dresses are representative of
some period of history, are adj
vi5able pleasures for children TO
indulge in once year. The child
should take part in the study
which the planning of the cos.
tune demands, and should be in
structed in the department of
mannerisms of that period.
Music ought to enter into the
social pleasures of children.
If a child has no musical talent
or taste, it should not waste time
in expensive study of that art;
but every child should have the
opportunity TO hear good music,
and should be taught to listen
to it, and so form taste and
an understanding which will
prove of value later in life.
These are but a few sugges-
tions; but those who have the
great privilege of caring for chill
dren, as parents and teachers,
ought to be able to amplify them
and turn them to practical use.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1913-11-08

Has the Argentine Tango travelling
Colonel?
$4,000 securities Gee but
these motion picture actors get wealthy!
between California
and Stanford-"twenty three for whom?
These the days when the debuantes of three
members of the younger set -
The St charter will provide public ownership Of ut
ties Has the story OF the Gay street arodo that far east already
The small of farmer Gioy
his lie because ne sang Ram ram 60 away little johnny
Fifteen million pounds of
valley Judging by the that
the creation of one and half California mlonaires
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1913-11-08

Daz had pretty good bunch when he lodged the City Of Mexico
Putting an income on amoay just way forcing the
idle rich through
grand jury secret
they'll the grand that could.
popular being the election the
will be in mood to vote about next Thursday
The Pullman have felt home when he had make
a collection for the bandit who held up the train
with
vegetation another nsdous scheme
a public ship of circuses
European prince trouble striking
nbehavng Thus
no inhuman
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1913-11-08
Thanks for The Call

Editor The Gallon be-
half of the Shriners of Cali
fornia, and particularly the
members of Islam temple OF
Sam Francisco, wish to thank
you for your support i'm the
"Hnnds Around the state,
movement and concert tour
given by us.
While all the papers Of the
state have been more than
liberal with us none has done
any more for us than The
San Francisco Call and we an
Dreciate to the fullest the lib
eraI manner In which you
gave us publicity. Thanking
you, ! remain. yours very
truly, w. H. HENDRICKS,
Potentate.