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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-04-08
3peiidmp perur q d t
Wufreuuuo.

Fapana. 7. Ipril. - Gin 3psis
tdmpf Spiiten Rubolph Warren.
Sobn BON Sere marren. einsm retter
umeritaniifen 3uterpflan3er uns
S1nnibal Weia. Mtitslieo elmer ret.
den tubonifteu 5uuliIie, Der nit BEN
3poe Marrens enbete, bat oiel bpieE
Stut perurIott, neil Der 3tpeitampi
ruter unfairen 8erbdltniHen itattqe.
funoen bdben ioa. gs rtrb nGlHIif
e-tldrt, bub Warren, Der NIT Der gi'
itole fuIt gar niht um5usehen pubte
pdbreno Witfa Elm porsiigli6er Ditto
Isnifaibe lit, 70 gut tpie tultbIiitis err
noroet pcroen Tel. 9lls 5olae be
tantenbouiss. Sberit Sreitss Jerdrs
In alusiitt.. barunies sias spiias'
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Q6qeorbneten Wm. aent. slsiAfaus
aus GaliIornisn.
gs kibt, baB Der grdiioent bic
Mnfid1t psrtritt, bag elm 0eies, tpels
tes Iit sss,n QusIduber rihtet, ou'
aue 9lusl1nosr uno niht duf eine
RlaTe berielben 9ssus hoben iullte.
Die aonftituionnlit6t elmer iold.n
gin ,onnte bonn Ipdter in ben Gerths
ten bes1mpft iperben.
Dus Staotss Tsparisment unters
futt Die gBirtuns Der Bill auf bic be-
it.henben gsrtrGss nit Sapan. Die
geamten oes Staats Experiments
Iino bapon iiberssust. bab elm foltes
Def.s Don ben gunoeseerittsH per'
porfsn iperben tpiirbe.
antIaeen eegen ben Bot :
f6after million.
QpuIs Wanuel Rojas reiftt am
Wou.aa BEL Dem Staatslssretdr grnan
cine formsae 4ntlass .in, edhingshsno,
bab Der gotihaftsr Wilion in Der
Gtaot Meri.o mcralilt fir ben 3of
BON Iruneiseo I. Waoero uno plnc
Suares psrantportlit g9peien isf. oc
az iih eetpsiseri. ihnsn Shug gu &C.
pdbren, ols er ipubte. baB bic grmcri
buns Der b.iosn MdnHsr btabbFhtis
pdr.
Der Sstretdr iagte, bdB er bic I'm
ihuloieuneen nod nitt ourhaeltisT
| babe uno er tpsissrte iith. 3u iaatn
mas en- in Der Qnoe!easnbeft thun mir
| be. gr peiseris iih aud, iiber amber
4natiffe su iprehen. bic nuf ben BOT
Ihlftsr ssmadt tpcroea iino.
Tote Jras. Der 4nerssn
| nung ber hinefiihsn
Repablit.
/ grobbriiannisn unp Sapan tpei8srl
lid, bic hineIiid)e Rspublit am Diens
iaa arsuertsnneu. Die glnSeihtn ben
ten p1rauf bin, bab aud Rublnnf
| Srronireit unb Dsutihlano. porI1a
lila ipsniaiiens. ibre 4nsrtsnnuns per
/ faaen .pernea. Sc til m0slih. oa'
! bic Der. Siaaten Rteieruna einta
4 saae s0aern pire, ieosnfnlls aber mir
/ bic God< niht lnnge aif iit irurte
laiTsn. Die 1rase Der unnbhdngiaie
Der Uspnoolei bat nit Ter 4nerter
I nunq Der Republii abiolut nih.s ]
II ihun. Die meifttn iiioameritanifhs
u 9Republisen tpsrnen aemeinicm NIT b.
ll0sr. Giaatsn bcnnsln.
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prfiien Das 2luqe an Den 8dltoneli.
SerraITen rro 1reppen auf lange nit
eceln Utdfen 3u idttiQen, uuD etrpd
gIbenos unter Dem Shub Der 8urJ,
Die Qteaeas SpIDiu8 Yiccoiomtnt 9ez
fuut, ais er nQh langem Srren etn
Frommer gopf geporDen mar, burh
bd3 bele6te StQDtteu gu ftrethen, no
qan8 refine Trauenprofile unter gottz
tfen 5pib60qen unb ROietten ooer
rur1 bic Teniterportaie Der Renatis
lance aus perpabrloiten PaIditsR
! 1Aauen.
Cber in einem Der Wirtbsbduier 3u
| 7iBen, Die ibre petten IerraIien ubar
tm Wuiierfdlen oes Auto BADEN, uno
BE es uiht perantlporten tDnuen. oaB
! Iie an iolhen YldBen Dem 5rerIosn
fold idIedten Wein Der3apfen.
Cber man gebt aus benz @tdotdeu
finuus, UNI es ieIbit ieben 81 ton
nen, eiue graue, perDitterte, Dielrah
iibereinanber geitihtete uno inetnanz
bf- qeIhpbene Ulaife pOn Wl1uern uno
@lebeln, aug Der Der eleguute 9an1pds
lille pon 9. g&ihele Dte eth i'm 9es
tunnel lleberIebenoer itebt.
, Cber man beoreift in Der Tdmmss
. 1unq Das ,3eihen, oas cine rotbe SABINE
uber elmer ounteln offenen 5biire gtbt,
. unb tritt in Den teQerarti9en Sfentz
, raum. no man einen herben rotbeE
Wein triutt uuo ne6en Burden iist,
. T. RE iih in einere raubereu 5pra6e.
ola man lie in Der Gbene hort, BON
J rer 2iebe gu elmer jener oltoenfurbea
l nsu U2dpten aus ben Bergen fingen,
: ne lie bic fremben DldIer ais oas
E Glide oe1 SStaIteneriu in Die Belt
gefaubt buben.
Benn es bann ipdt gepOroen lit,
I limb sempel uno Gelien 5toolis ihon
I in tiefer Raht, pdbreuo ii6er Der
: GumpaanQ nod Elm fetner Shimmsr
; ccr Gtht Iiegt Die 6eimfdhrt II
D ff,permiithia uno itumm. 4uf Wtontt
3 Ct. Qnqelp uno W&onte Gelio, ben al.
! ten RaubneIterr bes romiihen Geels
: reiten Dolten nie ptloe 6eer3uge II
bic Gbene binuus. Dix GtIenbobr
Z ptnoet Tih ourd runoe urolte Grub
3 mailer. Sebt Fhetnt iie, einem ploB
Z l:hen 5inoernib pet6en 81 miiier
J; eas f5 INNER nGber an bic 9eleiI
I, Ihiebt: es iino bic gogenre'te be'
= QluuGoutte, Die tpie cine longe Reib
n ben Glefanten, RuiTsI an Ruder, oor
II IirtFlut6lid pbontaitiih ourh Del
ie bcumloIen llrpalo Der Campaign
n IdJrsiten.
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Sonnte infofse pom g1ieren-'
feioen tidt ,(Gfafen.

Cd mobne felt Drsiaig sabrsrtu GoueertS
port. sd bin SO Sabre alt uuo Dunfhs btsl
munberbarcn ReiuItute bes 6ebrauhs boa
Gr. sfilmer'g Swamp Root AL betugen, Sh
babe es ob uno su in ben lsbten snolf 5nhren
in msiner Samilis asbraudt uno sipar tets
NIT iofortigem 6uben.
9or etpn 3psi Jabren bate msin GRdnv
eiuen ft1limmen aHfan BON glisrsnIfiesrl, mar
nid)t i'm Staube su 'alaf.n anb lit gTnst
Ed)merseu. @r fonnte ten gfrl5itiS ef'en
unb purbe Iebr mager Nadosm er aHt
baIbe sLaidje Smamp. .Root Rtnominsn, flnife
er beoeutenb be'ier. Ele Ghacrssn IN 'sss
nem Ruteu osrIisbeu Ibu unb feln appent
febrte misoer. I'D babe ME stnsn ar;t &c,
broudt, ba ldj 9ertrausn N Smanp-Hoos
babe.
Sd empfeble c5 aufs hersItdfe alien 9s'
men, meit)e infolgc bon Nisrcnletcen IN ab9s'
mattetem 3ultan0e fuh.
ghtuna8bou
frau James Moran,
| goueeripOrt, ga.
an oiciem 22. Gage I'M Wlai 1912 eridller
Dor mir. eincm 9totar IN uub fur Rottsr
| Gouutp, i'm Staat Beuninloantn, gran
| 5amss Wornu III eiqeusr per'ou uro BON
mir gut getanut, unO b,lhmor IN ornuungss
aem0ber Soru, bnb Die obigen an8abeH auf
@abrbeit berubeu.
Ssqebeu untsr msiuer Sauo uno benz no.
tarleusn Stegsl
Grtbur 9. Naru,
EeTTeutLiher 8totar.
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,,Ealico 6pp::"
Grfolsreidle gcranitaltnus oes aano'
pebr ,yrauen nno 5Odltsr'BerelH.

csn Ser Waibinaton Blotforn al
Court uno Gin Strabe sing es ge'
tern aben0 bod uno liilttJ Der. Ter
2anbpshr 5rauen unb 3odters
gerein belt ieinen inbrlid,en Calico
Sop" unier groBariger getbeiligtii'8
nb Gie Ritglieber oes sdnoiDebr'
pereins ipa>en ieIbitperitdnoIih boil
5dhlig eritlieuen uro iuuroen Don Den
Onnen in ireigebigiter gseiie EN-.
pfanaen uno befpirtbet. ,Siir Or
iriidlungen, iliiiiieer uno ilibitonttel'
fer art, fuor in uasgiebiglter g8eiie
oeforat iuoroen, uno bic Jan5innl't
fpurSe pom elmer ror8iislifen aapeile
aeIiefprt. gae Tbeilnebnter gnber It'd
nit aufrihtigem Gifer Dem gerglIii'
aen bin uno oerlebtel ebeIllo gennB'
reidle iUe flbele Stunoeu.
g(ls Die gbihieositlrroe ihluS,
trennte man iih nit benz gciuuBt'
iein, eiuen berrlitlen abeilb DerIebl
an haben. Der itone Berlauf oes Je
ties iii in eriter 2inie Der uneigea
niisiaen ilnb opferfreuotgen 5hatig
| felt oes aus ioIeenoen 8onIen bite
henoen Observation-Disclosures 81
perban.en: 5rau M. 5empel. Dor
| iiserin: Srou slibn. ,Sran Benben
ned, 7rau Grosns. Jrau 9eitmdnn
Srau qcliter, ,srou BeiB. ,sroil Seil
uno 1rau 9obnittnpsl. Den 9amel
Itauo bel ben 8orbereitingen Ell
bonn Sanotpehrperein errnnntei
aontmittee sur Seite. lpelfes lib lu!
ben Ssrrsn Groens, ariieer uni
Sentpel 3uianlmerfeete.
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tem friiberen Spreder oes Reprdfsns
tantenbauies, Gberit Oreites 5ebrdra
uao bem Uiaior Snnguillp; 3tDiitsa
ben Setunbonten Warren's unD Wcs
Ia's, unb 3tpiihen berfhieoenen Son
9rebmitgliebern.
Die @ebetmpoli3et beobadst ale
8erionen, Die i'm 8erbaht fteben, iih
Dueatren gu nollen, um mO9lider
Deiie bic 8uele perfinoern gu tons
men.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-04-08

Ser eid1Cntrau ort m
Softer. G.mOen, -. Dtar5. 5ler
nur oui Dem @iiterbabnbof elm Sof.
Ter aus StraBburg i'm (SerDItt Don -
Stilograum etugetroTfen, Der BON et.
mem GberteiearapbliteuaI'Iltenten q.
3. Goppiuaa abqeholt puroe. Gte-
Ter licB Den softer 0urd} eInen Gtenlt'
mann rah Dem @aitboi Gtut@etnberJ
brinaen, NO er ielbIt logterte. ,Sn oent
8oIthpi filbite er iid Ie0od nlht
ither aenmg, ocn softer 3lt otrnsr,
unn peranlaBte ben transport ourh
9eniclbcn Glenitmunu ndd] Der s8op'
nlnd ictnes 8etters. Ster otfncte er
ben aoiier Gr benuhrldtigte eEneu
9(r4t uno eriuhte ihn inter 8or5el-
auua eines [ooteniheit5 aus gd53e,
cine ar1tIihe geidletulguua iiber oen
Eoo Der IN 0em aofIer liegenoen cl.
/ ten Trau aue3uiteleu. Ger ar3t ie.
bod iuciqerte iid1, etnen iolheit
! 5f,ein uus3ltitcIeu Die IN Dem 4of-
! Ter beffnolidlc 2eide mar bic Der Weltt-
fer 0es Soppinga. ole nts 9et6sa eer-
ifinunoen mar. lie 2ethe ruur0e nil.
ter qrcBer getbeiLigmlg beeroigt-
qopptnau hutte, nm ote hoben IraltS-
lbortfoitcu Der Seidle 5u erlndren, nte'e
| in ,tnen Softer gepaft lno BON getssr
luad, 1traBburq llno oonn nad) Gri-
bcn bringen Iniien. Gr lpollte MIR ci'
nen g9unid, ieiner Mutter, Die In bel.
'mathlider Groe be1tdtter rperoen ipoll.
te, erfiillen. @r rpuroe III Saft &C.
Inomunen, ioa ober seaen cine 9autIon
laai ireten oub seiest tperos1I
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Sfldgerei.

Dor bsm 0rano 5ot.l, an 4. uno
Central 4pe., lam IS gsitsrn Ibeno
gu elmer S6ldgsr.i 3tpiihsn bem "a
Subr. oltsu 5ames Grimss. pou 5.
uno Ritmonb Strabs, uno oem "a
Sabre altsn gu6binoer Clifford
Sboup, bon 9dpton. ap.. BEL uslder
lsbtsrsr fhlimm 3uesriht<t rpurbe.
gnli;iit Wan. o,rbaftsts bic WGnner
unter Der Qn;laee oss unoront!i6sn
gstraeens. uno Sboup ipKbe mad
benz ft1btifhen 5ofpitol os6raht
Rah qugabs bes grirnss tparists Iein,
sSrau Dor benz Sotsl auf ihn. ala
Shoup auf iie 5utrat, uno lie belsi'
higts.
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Set, perben ssobn gl. gea bon TaD.
ton, 6, uuo 5bos. s. @reen Don 80.
lunrbils, 6, nelde ipdbrenO Der
Slutb III ibrer Gigetid)dft oils Iele.
phonygcante Iag uno 9lad)t i'm
I:cnlt mnren, nm Die 4uBeniuelt
iiber Scn sSlutbitano 81 benahrihti.
aen, Japierfeits Wleoaillel erhdIten.
glnf anre1uug 0es Spreher5
Sipain bin lDeroel iuobrid)einlid) anl
,5reitag uno Sdniitag oieier 2sOdc
Sisurpen Itottfinoen, nm Die aufse.
bduiien Geid0fte erlebigen into Die
Sisnngen, mic beabiihtigt, anTangs
Wlal pertngen 5u tonuen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-04-08
IS qerfonenertrunten ten.

Ban Gttn, Greg, Z. 4pril. Qls
;solQs beg aentsns Der bsutihen Bar
fs ,Winni", tpelhe srit sb<n bsi Rortb
Spit pieoer floit geip0roen, tdmeu 18
Qerioneu burh Gririnten ums Qeben.
RAD pielen fruhtloIsn 9eriuhen gs'
lana es Der 2ebensrsttun1smannfdaft
BON Der Statipn Gori5aiot, ben Capt.
Gbas. IiTber, BON gort!ano, Draft.
bent Der sfifber Engineering Co..
Capt. WsFtp6dl bon Ser .Minnie" uni
2 W1dtroisn sii retter, Die 9erstteter
Taqsn. bag nah benz asntsrn bs=
Sdiffs nur 7 gerfoneH an 8oro Bile.
BEN. Gin 9aiiiteuiunqe unb Elm IRA
troIs, peIte iih am Utuite Fsitgsbun'
ben 6attq, ipurben ols 2sihsn aufqs
| fuuben. Inter ben grtruntenen be
| finbsn iit RuFsl glatmon. Der &c
tr,tdr Der 1iIkr ENGINEERING Co.. 70
| g. Gerr. Elm Snftardtsur aug BORT
lamb uno !. e. 5oIpfi.lo. Superin
tsnbeut Der Brighton Gdbrit, il
grigtton. Srsa.
Die mmsinni" lit Elm bolitdnbi1st
qBrud. CAPT. g1eitptal mar 81
/ ftnah, I'm cine lGngsre Gr.Idruu
/ 3u eeben. sr Itis6t bos llngliit abe
auf ben Srrtfum Ns Waunss. be
| Die NdTtins bsaufiittigts. pslt
b<im flottmatsr Der 8nrte bsnut
purbe Sortit limb ned teius Sc
den Der Is Grtrun.snsn aufsefunos
porben.
gtGbirteT6uIbtg.
Rem gort, 7. apriI. SqIo :
! Sdion, Der .lluterrod aonig~. pic
6irte bsute oes GroBbisbitubls fhu
| bia. Sadion mar gbef Der ban.sro
ten .SatIon Uat Wfg. Co. IN
itanb unter Der glntlaae. ganten uH
ya6ritanten burd sefdlitte Gage
iheine um minositeus 100000 b
ihpinosIt su haben Gr bate iia ie
nsr 3sit bura Die 5Iudt Der 9erha
tuna entsog<n, uuo purbe crit nd
ldnqer Suhe in Ulsrito dufgefun0s
Die 9srurtbsiluuS miro Ipdter eric
!. gen.
auitraItfdes 5leii d au
benz gan Grduciseoer
uldrtt.
gan Sranctseo, 7. Qtpril. :
Die eritsn Ssnoungsn bon auitr
l;ifem fsIsii6, oas in ben Der. Sta
.en dnoetommen III. perbeu dmDisH
! ial aus zen aubIidIern. in oensn
, nnieraebrott puroen. freigegebsu ne
esn. Das sylsiit lpirb um % 9r
, ssnt un.er ben isst bier berrideno
. QleiTsn ben G0niumen!en offer
] lptroen. une tpeRn oas erlts llntsrne
: men iit profitabsI srtpeiit. iperoen
: GEbe 4pril grOBere Ssnoungen
I matt peroen.
@as bic Glutb In Game
oiIIe angerihtet bat.
2anespiIIt. Shio. 7. 4pril.
geiten unb gettSeug tpuroen amVtu
!, tau unier bic in NoIse hsr 5tl
J R1tbleioenoen In bieiiser Staot D
tteilt. Tas Wsrt Der RebobtIitiru
lnatt bisr CUTE 5ortihritts uno nj
Ircr stpei Rsprdientdnien Der 9eft
fhoft pom Roiben areu3 uno u.
Gsumbert BON glittsburs ssIsitet.
n Der S.ohiratb autoriiirte am Wst
i tag bic 9eraussa0ung BON gloten
i Srhe bon S15, 200, auber ben idon
}. roriasr Wo6e autoriiirIsn $3.50
i Gie eonss Summe foll fir bic Ret
i auna Der Staot pertpenbet perben.
8 ruroe iernsr beitIofen. bic pfla'
,e rang Der Ssaot einsuftellen uno 81
b tra.te In 6Dbe bon 800, 1000 gu Il
n ssniren. Gerner ipeigerte itd
ii Eiabtratb. Die qldne fir elm ne
Il Giactaebdnbe gu at3eptiren.
III Wie oas Mofer Der Stabi mi!
IN IrisIt bat, nirb srit iest sriihilih.
n os- N1M bon aseHe uHb See Str
littf<u ein Nuseno H1uisg unn Sd
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.9sS5l6igen J6re kin0er
Der Slartung? !?

gamfcnbe bon a'iili'
tern eebrdlrtgn Ba'
Ter sctn'S sJlsbisin
IN ib1sn SnrniIteH
oIs S,afiuuasmsitei
mnb astrperanibauer,
,uenn Gle aIeiHeH
id,ipasi nils abae'
mailfi Iiab. Glc
ndbrcnben tein ca
HleMenie, aus heilen
fielu Wleoisir be-
iisbt, bcrIeihl Gienh
anb gldrfe iiHo
briaaf roibe ndGeI'
,ine @efuuebeti ipiei
oer. Gs III cine
tau ebtStu treINe
mar pbue eigfnhI
ssnHeiiruefl ] q y y.
brnn Ile IN fret boiI
uEsnhol nher frhhnitl
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Is 2Nanil ertrunRen
yein aentern Der oeutihen
Yarfe Miimi" an Der
Suite ppm Sresun.
1aS Irah ioilte auiseriHtet tper
ben als es nmi1lng.

Ter nllnterrod a0nig" plaipirt bss
GrobbiebitabIs idulbig.
giIenbdbnunsliid bel Wontpelisr,
Ohio.
Die RebabiIitirune osrllsteriapsmms
ten
IPat. isst iiberan CUTE 5ortihrttte
maienDerbaFtuns bon StrettsrH in
YatsrIon, y. ).
Trauentimmredt gum 3psitsn IRA
in Ulifignn 9sidIagsn.
@ou fiinf Qmenoements CUR Staats
perfafun9
81
Mar oas 5rauenitimmrshts ~ men
oement oas ein3i8e oas gs>
ihlaaeH nuroe.
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tsrlef an
Tr. stilnter d &c,
StrahunifnH, 81, N.

ssWsis, mae smamps sgssOt fur sis tsnu sstrp.
etr.ibtu sic an GrFilm.r &c., 8tn9s
bamton, 81. o., fir cine QrObsflaidbe. sic
tptro Seoen uber3mseu gle erbdlttu ftruer
tir ghd)elhcn bon nerthpoler 3uformattou
tbsr Ri.rsu uuo glaie ggenu Sic id)retbsu,
fei.u sic ftJer uup erip0bueu Sic ods 6tu'
ciuuati 5Qgtidc gpltsblGtt GsguIdre
Fuuf3tg Gents uHb etneu Collar 5IalDeA
huo in oQ,n Qpotbetsu tdufIia.
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BON per aorporstionss
feuer befreit.

snfplae elmer Gntiheioung bss
Gberbunoesgerihts reroen olle 8ors
porotionen, ipelhe ihr Gigenttum per>
pudtet haben unb feline psiteren ginz
finite als bic pdht feiibGn, BON Der
3abluna Der aorporatIonsiteuer be-
FRET fein.
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rfer rroauen In ireenbfpeiher souu aeiHc
gaaterfmgsi4iu fpnherH bie BerfdIEeihnna eifc3
tsrgies rfai irebt GIs 50jahuaem Grioia. 2o'
len xse 6 beuie cine fSlafcte.
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Jn(an0 ge(egrap6

(JortIssuns bon Der /. Seits.)
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cef h [ aen n.

Detroit. Wtih., Z. qpril. Gum
stpeiten Mal in psniger als feds Wtos
naten 1T m Whd,igln Elm Advertisement
sur StaatsperfaHung, oer3ufolgs ben
Grausn oas Stimmreht erth hilt rpsrz
Sen IoIIte. eeihlagen iporoen. GA mar
oas einaiae non fiinf amsnoements
sur aonititution. bas gefhlasen pur
be. qle anbsren bier 4menoemsnts
puroen nit sroBsn Maioritdtn an
aenpHInlen.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1913-12-07

New York. Dec. 6.-While American
art may lag behind that Of Europe in
some respects, foreign critics of Uncle
Sam and his people are admitting that
at least two prima donnas who are
natives of the United States-Geral-
dine Farrar and Louise HON er-have
few peers and no superiors among
the great prima. doTtnaS Of other lands.
man, Olive Fremstad, are the domi-
mating figures of the operatic season
which opened recently New York.
Geraldine Farrar at thirty-on one has
reached the very pinnacle Of success;
and yet critics have noted that she has
grown constantly in her parts and
they believe she viii continue to do so
for another ten years. She was born
in the dull little Massachusetts town
of Melrose in 1882; fifteen years later
went to Paris to study; made her de-
but at the Royal Opera in Berlin as
Marguerite when she was nineteen,
and returned to America five years
later, after she had established a Eu-
avowed favorite of the Prussian capt.
tai
in America Miss Farrar has met
with tremendous popular favor. She
has a hold on the average American
There is something in her personality,
in her beauty and enthusiasm which
captiyates the American who is pro-
verbally bored by the art in which
she excells. A critic has said of her
that she is the only artist-and she
is always an artisf-one can think OF
who might be able to hold through
performance the bowling throngs that
crowd tfne league ball parks in Pitts
burg. st. Louis, Chicago, New York
/ ard this not By singing The Last Rose
of Summer, or The Suwanee River
as earlier prima donnas used to do"
Nine. Louise Homer for thirteen
years has been the principal contralto
at the Metropolitan opera house. and
during that time no other contraIto
has pleased the critical audiences of
this city as she has. Others have sur
passed her In single roles, but not one
has sung so many parts so well or
maintained so high a standard as she
has. Today she Is In the very prime
OF her powers.
Nine. Homer is a native of Pitts
burg and the daughter of a Presby-
teran minister. Before she was out
OF her teens she went to Boston and
studied voice under Whitney and har-
mony under Sidney Homer, who later
became her husband IN less than four
years she was singing I'm opera with
the greatest artists OF the time at
Covent Garden, London.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1913-12-07

mouth Doctors seem to agree that
the practice is apt to cause thrush and
other affections of the mucuS mem
brane. It is extremely easy to tear
the. delicate lining OF the mouth. and
Nature has provided a cleansing ele-
ment in the saliva which gathers in
the baby's mouth.
The healthy baby will soon learn to
enjoy a bath properly given and show
eagerness for it. The delicate baby
physician. He may order a sponge
bath only, or an oil rub. Children suf-
fering with any form of skin disease
should not be bathed unless the doc
tor orders it. Eczema and ring worm
are both aggravated by soap and
water bathing.
But the healthy baby should have
his morning bath between his s O'Clock
and 8 o'clock feeding. 1t sends him
off drowsy to his morning nap. When
the baby is q year old, the hour of
bathing may be changed to $3.50 in
preparation for his nights sleep. In
this way the child's entire being de-
mands a bath, the sensation Of cleanlf-
ness, and when he is able to battle
himself he will do It as mechanically
and regularly as he removes his cloth
ing to retire.
Many mothers ask whether a baby
should have g. cold sponge after the
warm bath. The word baby is elias
!
strong enough for the application of
cold water. After two years, a sturdy
child can be gradually accustomed to
q cold shower or douche, by reducing
the temperature at which 1t runs from
the tap. But always the warm bath
should be given first for cleansing the
pores. The cold water serves merely
to stimulate circulation and ward off
colds.
The most Important habits of clean
Illness are inculcated In q child by the
mothers own care Of the baby'S dap
ers. II the baby is kept dry and clean
from birth, he will fret when he Is
wet and soi1ed. And from fretting over
grow into habits of cleanliness. He
will learn regularity and self-controI
The careless. untidy mother has no
right to expect Nature to provide her
with a fine, healthy child. He may
be well proportioned and healthy when
he comes into the world, but he will
soon lose strength and health If he. is
not kept clean. Badly rfnsed clothing
causes eruptions, for the remains of
soap. sal soda and I've irrItate the
baby's tender skin. CareIessly washed
diapers cause chatting and nervous af-
fecttons. Eczema germs will find a.
ought to be dimp1ed, pink folds of
healthy skin. A dirty or scaly scalp
itches. and itching keeps the baby
awake, making him nervous and fret
full.
/ know mothers who spend hours
sewing on lace and embroidering tiny
frocks, yet who hurry through the pro-
cess Of bathing. This is a grave in
justice to the child.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1913-12-07

tconttnusa From FIrst Page.l
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1913-12-07
A SURPRISE PARTY
FOR CARLISE BLISS,

A very delightful evening was spent
Friday, when the children of the Lit
tie Bayou gave Miss Carlise Bliss a
surprise party. 1t was kept a. secret
until that night when they walked in
Games were played and at o'clock
the refreshments were served. and
then games again till $780, when all
went homo very happy. after having
had a very pleasant evening
Those present We're Mr.. and Mrs
Leads and Misses Esther Peake, Laura
Phillips, Annie AppIeberg, Evelyn
Hungerton, Ethel Montanari Edna
Murchia, Alma Clark, Ruby Lee Bliss
and Bessie Bliss and Carlise Bliss
Messrs. Francis Peake. Frank Ionta-
mari, Writ Myers. Athniel Appleberg
Ross Phillips. Lyall Peake, Henry
Montanari, Willie Murchia
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1913-12-07
GIVE ME NOT LOVE.
Ry Ethelwvn wetheraId.

By Ethelwyn Wetherald.
Let me not be a slave.
Upstretched to crumbs-or loaves-
dropped from above;
It is not love / crave.
It is the power to love.
She who gains love gains what?
A treasure that she may or may no.
hold;
A flower. q flame, a blot,
A mem'ry under mould.
She who gives love gains all,
Her love her kingdom is and jew
elled crown,
Her star, her f1awless wall
OF strength when forts are down
Let me not be a slave
Upstretched to wine-or less-funs
from above,
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1913-12-07

Heartburn is a symptom of indtges-
ton. Take dose of HERBINE in
such cases. The pain disappears in
stantly. The bowels operate speedily
and you feel fine, vigorous and cheer
full. Price 500. Sold by all druggists.
(Adv.)
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1913-12-07
LITTLE TALKS ON
BABYOLOGY

Continued From First Page,
the soap. me baby is lifted from the
water. dried quickly with an old soft
towel and powdered. The drying
should be done by patting not by hard
rubbing. and the creases be dried be-
fore the talcum powder is applied.
you will notice that I have not
spoken of washing out the baby's
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1913-12-07
PARENTs-TEAcHERs' COUNCIL
az A IA a . LOnI

The council of the grammar school
will meet Tuesday afternoon at 3:15
o'clock. Let every member come and
bring another grammar school parent.
This done, there would be present one
hundred and fifty OF the four hundred
parents who should belong to this
council.
The teachers number on the pro-
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1913-12-07

American children will use up $780,
000,0 GO worth of new toys soon after
christmas, which suggests the thought
that the rag doll is no longer. in vogue
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