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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-06-05
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Die monatli6e 8eriammluRg oes
Frauenpereins Der 0ritten SeutIh.
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Itatt. DDS on oieielbe iia dridlte>
benbe Sunie9affeetrdn54en tptrb BON
folqenoen OQmen, fpel6e freunolldr
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gallmaun, aQtbarina 8odb0fsr, Dora
grodmunn, Psttie BrodmQnn. Wlo>
ria gapeQe, Nlargaretbe 0ieB, Gliia
Dieb, Uearia 9egii6er, Sopbia 0oes
Iher uno Sophia SuIlDsber.
- Der Trauenpereiu Der REF. SGs
lens gemeinoe (Garl ). 5eDI, Pr.)
periammelt Ii5 am 8ounsrftdg, 5,
SUM, Ru6mittags 2 llbr. 8as Soms
mittee fir grfrii6ungsn beite5t aus
ben Damen Ulorie Rdtter, Sopbt'
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9ingel.
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| ItCu[luSN Aue,, tSutlUL " -" ~~|N''
peranitaltet beute Ra6mittag iei'
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bes aommittse laoet ouSu ouf;
5ersli6ite elm: Gmilis alante. Bar
bard au5n, auth. 2setsr, Warie Can
eermonn. 9arpIine 2aDIer, Gifett
Qutter6ed, Sulia Gid, Barbara 90
Ties Wurie Mepsr, Wargdrsthe Wsdd
| Sophie Wtuttiu, 4tma WorIetn.
- Der 5rauenpsrein Der go. prot
| ct. M1artus 9emsiros C9uitor Gar
lsF. 8. S9mibt) berunitaltet heut
| Ruhmittuq Elm 8affeetrGu36er
| folqenbe 9amsu 1in6 Die 9aitgebertn
nen: Qnna 2obmsper, Sophia Wliael
emma Wtuqer, CLARA Wuler, Wlart
Maaer, @nnu Ulete, Satbortna Wtu
denfub, Barbara Wuurer, WtariaSet
ting uno Sopbia Stte.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-06-05

Qls permibt tpurbe geiteru Der
goli8ei Der q Sabre dlts gB. Smith
BON Ro. 656 ainn Strubs gemelbet.
Smitb mar als 5uhrmann fir bic
Railrodo Omnibus go. befhdftigt
uno IieB am 9ienitus Wlittdg ieiu
'suhrlpert an Der Race StrdBe I'M
Std unb III feitbem nidt msbr ges
feben pornen.
- Qu soer mobnuRg Don Or. 3ss
ter i'm RpIanS ylutssbduoe on Der
aublrn Qoenue unb Gorrn Strdbe
tuurbe asTteru bon .tnsm giHbre6er
cine oolbsne lI6r fotpis cine 5dnbtaz
Ihe nit ettpds aleineslo geitohIen.
- Ginbreher itdttetsn in Der Rd6t
pom Dienitda gum mittpob Der 8obs
nunu BON Omar GIdrt. 313 Whpne
apenu. 5artpeG. .tnen ge'uh ob uno
liebsn 5afeliilber i'm Dsrt6 BON $45
ioipie cine iil6erne libr mttgstsu.
Trnu Gb. gittIinaer. oon gto.
t4tO mean StroBe. befIaat Den Der
Iuit elmer iiEberriert Sanotdid,e, IN
rpeIfer lid, 1890 in @aar iOtpie cine
qoIoene 9cif,en,thr beionoen Gran
gittlinper lieb Die 1aite, als lie por'
deiteru sfbeno mad, Suiie fam IN ge'
Ibaufen I'm Sang bdngeu mb als lie
lfih aeItern Rorgeif mad, Der Ealdf
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I
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csahre alte 6. q. 2tlt. BON 9eo 9iC
| g9eit Court StraBe oerniBt imo III
goIi,ei tpuroe aeiterrt eriuf,t, mad
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anabe 1userte einem gefonnten Be
oeuii6cr. onb err ndhreno oes Scm
liners cine fleine guurieltour Sl ma
den 1eoeufe
! - I'm Der @ohuuna bon iSraf
IgaIDh Stefport, Ro 2t3 gSeit Gour
lSrase. rnlrSe qeiteru abeno Elm fleI
Ines Seuer oaburh oeruriad,t. odi
cine 8ar6ine gegen cine Bosilamm
Ifloa Gg gelaug Der 6erer1pehr. oi
Isslanuue an Ioiden ebe Hennenslper
lther 5foocn ongerittet iDoroen nor
- Gie 9oIisei purSe gelteruaber
! benadritttat, SaB I'M 2aiife 6es 9tad
nittaas Ginbredler Ser 0obnling DO
gSiaiom Rc9taIln. go. 1925 Stanto
glpenue. eineu geiuh abItdtteten III
lMaes olirdapiihIter Gs fonnte iopei
mod nidt feitgeiteIlt tueroen. mas d
Igurifen nritgeromruen bdtten.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-06-05
q &terblidgfeitsberi@t

Sulia giebsrbenoer, 70. 32l9 gis
Ibop Str, 6erslsioen.
Billiom Sneab, 20. 1924 goato1
Ctr, SRqusit in Sdtpsbe.
Carl Gobring, Is. Nsornsr uno
ss!ora Ctr. 5pphusfieber.
CLARA Gduer, 20, 1923 GaB Ctr.
gubersulofe.
Winiam Cool, %, 1902 Grseman
ape.. S6tpinbiudt.
5elen GDbl, 8. 927 Defs aibsrtr
Ctr, S6ninofu6t.
Marn Iorit. "a. 2710 Sefferiou
2lpe., MISUNDERSTANDING.
2arrrsnce Riehl, so. 5eim Der Ir'
meuitneittrn aunsensni3iinoung-
Gscor Wos. 8, 2108 brsemar
Ape., 6irnbouisnt5iinbuHg.
JcIeph 5bunert. "a, 235 Rsnnsi
Ctr, 5tdrrtrampf.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-06-05
ClSenburser lluteritiibuugs.Serein

SSu Sanning's Sale, 13. uno
99oin StroBe, oerianrnelte iih Ser
obiac 8erein geItern Ibeno untergor.
iib oes Serru 25oiepb grintmann uno
Shriftfiibrung oe5 Serrn 9etartd)
2lhen, bate ie0od, nuBer Den Dorlie'
aenoen Routine.8 8eifdften utf,ts 4c.
iouoeres 81 erleoigen. 9lue gtttglieoer
Iino qeiuub, me5halb Die &rantenfoIle
uiht in anipruh genomnten 81 mer-
ben brdudte. 9em 8olfsfeit tudhreno
bes slrbeiter. .SdngerfeItes puroe reee
getheiIigung 5ugeiihert, ebenlo mtro
lid, Der 8erein nod ardften an elmer
glnsabI anoerer 9ereinsfeite betbetIi'
gen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-06-05
Saoiid,er llnterft. sVerein.
Mit elmer Sodrflatb BON GinlaSnasen
Az @ereiusfeiten beoadjt.


Die Utitolieber oes 8abiI6en I'M
terftibungspereins, tuelde geltern
Qbenb unter goriis bes 5errn Gr1s
G,eioer uno Der 9rototnQfiibrung 0es
geteronen csobn DisboIb In 5ldmm's 8
Salls. Gde Der MeUlideH 4Denue uno
Gloer Gtrabs, 3u ibrer re9slmaB1gsn
9erIammlung sintrafen. fanosn gu t97
rem 9ergnlgen aus. odB be rSaoen@
Ter" BEL ben 5eitli6tetten onoerer yer.
cine qern aeiebene GGfte itno. Jsl6t
nenioer als Z observation-disclosures
noren einaelaufen unb bisIelben pur1
ben in folgsnber Weiie erleOigt: gl@
fob@Qotbringsr Granten llntsr1tuBz
unqsperein, picnit am Sonntog, ben
8. Suni in Saberitumpf's 8arten;
get6eiligung in rcorpore", 8eriamm@
lunqsplab Dor Dem 8arten uno @rtrfs
Idungs sgefuiuigung $15; gaperl'der
llnterftiisungss s@erein, Boltsfe1t an
bemfelben 1ags BEL Reidratbs - gers
trstuna our6 cine Delegation, Grtrt@
i6ungs getpiuiguns So; Clifton
Seia6ts Gefanapersin, pienic am 10.
cSuni i'm OotIsp gurt - beftmogIlhe
gethilioung; Sdnssrfeit beg arbetter
Sdngerbunbes bes Rorbpeitens.
9ultsfeft am %. Suni BET Ret6roth 3
- getbeiIiguns in corpore", grtrts
| fhuuass geDiGigung bon SIS; Sdns
gertdg Der gsrsinigten Sdnger am %.
suni i'm Gbefter BART - 9etbtItgung
in corpors", gstpilIigung erfolgt Ipds
ter: 8eutiher unterItusungs
8ersin, gicnic an bemfeIben 5ags -
gertretung bur6 sine Delegation, Gr'
friT6ungssg sgepiniguns S..
Gn ertrdntte Uaitglleber tpurbe ot'
u6lite unterIfiisung i'm getruse Dor
ISIS besablt unb ben 9interbIRbener
| bes an %. Mai oer'torbenen Wtitglle
| beg Qorens Woper fpurbe ous Sterile
a.Io i'm getrage bon $125 angspieien
grGfibeut Geiger iebte bic Weitglte
Der bon benz am a. Suni erfoIgten ab
lebsn bes langidhrigen UtttgIteoe
Dan. aubn in aenutnib uuo DefeI
Qnoenten tpuroe our3 grheben po1
ben Sibst geehrt.
0om .. q. Stabtoerbaub in Dan
, ton, g., beiTsn 4ppeQ um unter'tus
, una fir bie BON Der 6ohflutb 8etrof
, Fenen ber gersiu ourh 3urpetiung DO
S15 beantportet bate, lief ein 8an'
fhrei6en eiu, oas bem prototoQ Ri
oeFiot purbe. 2lls usue Wtitglisoe
tpurben bic 6srren Sohu Wtertet
3247 8ine Strabe unb Geo. Boz
c mann, 2110 5rssmau 4oenue, unst
msloet uno oersn 4pplitatton etnsl
: llnterfuhungss ssQusfdub iibertDieien.
: Der IrrdngemsntssIusi6u Fl
c oas .gaotI6e gOltsfsit". bas a
e Gountog, BEN "a. qusuft b. s.. E
! Reihruths abashdIten fperbsn iou. B
ri6tett. bab es fid in folaenoer glki
s crqanifirt uno bic 9orberettung'
0 Idou in QugrifF gsnommen hab
e glaIius 5lamm, gprfiser; Geo. 6e
f mann ir., geiiissr. SEQ. Grletpetn< g
= treidr unb Gmil 6eIfersrisoer, S6dt
p meiitsr. Die Ginnabmsn betrueen 81
I. uno bic Qusgabsu $169.
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Ieutidss gereins-alnbbans.

fSreitaq abeno, ben s. sSliiti firtoet
In Der Central Eurubolle Die Der
innmI,lna pom 8ertretern oeiriter
@erein itatt, nobel Die llnrfponolnng
0ieier Sale in eiu oeutihes 9eretns.
Ssiubhnns beinrohen lnb, fpenn mog.
lid. aud beitloiIeu tperoen Iou Bor'
ihlaae iiber Die geitiing eines 9er'
eins.stlnbhouIes, beionoers tpenn ne
ouf praftiiher grlabritne berube't,
iilo iebr wilIfomren. Ter bette
glan lpiro angenomnen iDeroen
TeistId)e 0ereinsmdnner iiber'
harDt sSeoerinonn. Der iih fir obige
anaelegenbeit intereiiirt, lit su Der
gerYcnn1Iuna einaeIaoen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-06-05
Gin Sefermaul.

Gin 2edermauI rpor otnte iSrdge
Ser Ginbreher, Der geItern 9tatt Ole
sSohnung pom CLARA U. groDu geo.
2ff3 Gittfon aoenue. maf. Woibings
ton. nit feinem geiuh .beehrte" Ter
gurffe begniigte iih rdrnlid, nit ei-
ner gardTntlrna Der Spetiefauuncr
mS nnfm nnr eiugennhte ananas,
iotpie ntebrere glaier init eingenad.
ten Vfiriit,en NIT.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-06-05
;seit Der Sbrenrifter.

grabenitab unb GriIlteom Der
arin6ne 2oge bonn Sroen Der Gbren.
ritter uao Tonlen baben iifl Sur are
rongirung eines 6amilienfeites sll.
icrrrn,enaetban, bas Sonntag, s.
s,inri, in wsueller's @arten in Che.
riot, am gnoe Der 8eiHpooo Garlinie.
beaangen meroen iou. Iie geranltGI.
ter baben elm biibifes8rogramm aus.
eenrbeitet nno itelleu aLien 5beilaeb'
mern gergniigen in Siiue uno In
Giias b ausiits.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-06-05
eokal-Derid)t
Die Srei6rieffrase.
Sie giraerfommiiiion fat itd seitsrn
i'm StaSiratbsiaal organiiirt.

5iini giirserpcreinigungcn batten De-
legdten entinnot. lie orgonilirts
arteiteridait mar niht ofii3iel
bertreten. - @olter u. anigbt
iuuroe gum grdiiocnten Der giir.
gerfomusiIiion ernannt. Som.
mitteen ionen cine Erin5ipienerfId.
rltns ausarbeiten ,tito annoionten
fir Die 5reibrieffcnIniiiion in
gcrid,Iag brineen. Daniel Sic.
fer mar NIT elmer Gtenoarapbiitin
i'm esniereiie Der gigeIoD 5afticH
sur SieIle. - lie Rnnen Der Wit'
eIieoer Der aomntiiiion.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-06-05

Dinner, sn. aiffner, CIR 2ang CIR.
SbeoboIo, Gonr. meub, Gasp. Sin,
Geo. 9ergofo
ssahnentrdger: Sobn Darn, Syn.
Sod1enlcit1er.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-06-05

srhsn sie hieirs Giaenthnm

in auerbefter, gefuuber Gieeeuo. 8ur pertge
9auplaee iibrig, ba tOtr mtt oem 8au bon 20
QsTtd Stltceo 9ebGuheU Beginner an uHfereI
ncuen Strase, 5torrs aoenue. aeetes Sabr
pffcrtrten mir oiefe aots 1u $4 btB So, fest
briugcu Gle So bis $40 per SUB. Gtdottides
gaaffer. Sas glb5ussidndle uuo Gemert'gSeee.
gdberes beim Gigeutbhmer am RlGee. gto.
9E3e g8oebforo stoe, 9IeuiGHt Iiose, &tnetH
r1t. b-c
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-06-05
Eereins.Nnseisen.
Teutid,er asiunier.gerein.

Tie aItfeIttbec o5iaeu geretus fno bterIntt
freunhIiIt erfucnt. Der beute sbeno Inn . upr
In her Central TurHbaue ifdftfineenpen mcnai.
ftAeu gertautmIaHg UNI AeaHtfensBobl BON
Biz Il5- retbt sahIretch bet1ufnobneH
Eern. UsRs6sIs Wxdf.
RcaE -AEG 90. gsfr. ~
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4u NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

Anbe 8ranoin Roao, fiberfnanenh BITE
Heutudu gerqe aotB 60T150; So baur per
{SitB fanfeu oiefeIbeH; foftefeH 500; bauhelH
Gle fbneu grefnD, 141 Sft 4. Str. Il
&ennebn Seiebt Sos, 3dffer: Cots
hOS115O: rabe benz SdulbuuSc So per SUB;
81 banr, 5Oc per Rode; fottefeu ME iDeftgsr
nls $40. Grefap, 141 DIT 4. Ctr.
msubif GdbrgeIb an ssoet eGrs
ainieH; cementirte Subnege IN oer Jr9ms
GrfS 4DI135; 81 6uGr, 50c per gSodoe. &SS
fap, 141 OF 1. Str. i
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gerIangt su fanfen.

gIte geber5erte u-g8ir be5dbIeu bic BE-.
sos 5eft Sedlfte ape. 6. s90s.a 30
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Suuaer g9teuer, bier fremb, Ditnibt
heIltJtfpreteubes JGdhdeu ieHHeu su lerHeH
sre4s Sstratb aefdIige 3uldrtften unter =.
e. an bic gTpeSittcH otefes Gtatfes.
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an nermietben-3immcr.
EreuubIt6es 3immer, NIT ooer obne ault,
auf mlt NitburH. nahe uiebrreH SIr1Behs
bahnseinieH 4buue Whom S5S u. 5-ss
14OT Btue Str aabeu uHo 3tmMer Wans
aufraaen sfpticen 10 uHb ~ u5t nW 8iase
fElbff ODER g. .. Dor 329, Gtto, VI. Wl. saTt'
man. os'fo
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gu pertauI6en-9runbei

1888 Columbia e.--2ftodtgeS iSrGTle,
Stmtner; oer1ulri1e geJe1 leerftebenoe got
ooer eineu fIeineu Blas Guf benz 2Gnoe.
Ireiup.
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8erlaugt - mannlt6.

guer U2elier 0a68utraeeH
4sThle Sout6 GdioHia uno Iaplor Wtu sue
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1913-03-07
Lightning Rods Seen Everywhere in Washington

were manned with a bolt of lightning.
Many of them are decrepit and many
more seem just to be rusting out from
neglect, as though people in this icon
oclastic age have lost faith in light
ming rods as charms against Jove's
bolt, just as they have lost faith in
many other things.
Then again some of the lightning
rods seem TO have been disguised as
the vertical star OF weather vanes,
as though the builder of that house
had not the courage to say to people
in the street: Look up at my light.
ming rod" and yet did not dare to
leave his house unprotected by it.
One may see many Of the rods point
ing up from chimneys OF houses along
FL street and along F and G streets.
west of the State, War and Navy
building. On Fl street the big double
house directly west of the excavation
where the Sumner house stood has
three lightning rods on its four chin
neys. The two eastern chimneys are
protected and the southwest chimney
is guarded.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1913-03-07
Marble Bust of Zachary Taylor a Deep Mystery

dows high up under the ceiling of tho
the east portico OF the senate. A cham
delier of electric lights sometimes
sheds yellow radiance there. There
is gliding the ceiling and the floor
is yellow, blue and white mosaic. Two
elevator shafts open into this cham
Der, and during a session OF the SEN
ate there is a sood deal of clicking
and rafting and humming from this
cause.
The bust cf Zachary Taylor, mount
ed on one OF those painted wooden
pedestals, soon to be replaced with
marble, stands near the southernmost
OF the two windows and between the
busts of Garabaldi and Bee-Shee-Kee
and under the mosaic portrait OF
James A. Garfield.
The mystery of this bust is who ex-
ecuted it, 1t is unsigned. Far-reach-
ing efforts have been made to learn
the sculptor name, but without avail.
1t Is believed that 1t was chiseled in
New Orleans between the time of
Taylor's return from Mexico and his
election to the presidency, but this
is speculation. 1t was bought by the
government from descendants of Tay-
lor. but they were ignorant Of the
name of the artist. 1t is a fine mar.
ble-one OF the really artistic soul
lures of the capitol. Anybody in
terested in the art objects of the cap
itol would be glad to get clue al
to who was the sculptor.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1913-03-07
Oriental Images Are Popular With Capital Society

~ UDDHA, the placid apostle OF alb
I'D fnegation, has been caught on the
Aigh tide of faddism. His is place
OF honor among the expensive art OBJ
Sects in Washington homes OF wealth
and culture. About him hangs an aura
OF orientalism, and he lends decor
alive charm to many drawing rooms
and salons here. And SO the great
teacher or India, who was later adopt
ed az a deity in Japan, China, Ceylon
and Burma, and in whose worship
thousands of brown men and women
have bent the knee, Is in great de-
cnand In the nations capital. In fact
the fad for Buddhas here bids fair to
BECOME e. extreme as any that has
ever gripped the lovers Of the bizarre
and unusual n this city.
The fad for the collection Of Budd-
cas- has taken such hold on Wash
ington society that some of the col
lectors are not combining themselves
20 perfecting collections Of Buddhas
alone, but are eager for anything
which savors Of temple worship In the
orient Therefore. among the lares
and penates Of exclusive households
are TO Be found some choice examples
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1913-03-07

lessly, disregarding draughts, and a
match flares out.
"All right, there is always another
1t is only when we are on our last
box, with no more in sight, that we
begin to be careful. Now, a mans
strength means apparently endless
matches, and he wastes it recklessly
He has decades to be young and
rompy in, while woman's youth is
merely the few years in which her
beauty lasts. Therefore, though her
allowance of matches be scant, and,
maybe, blue heads at that, she real
ICES the necessity of saving from the
first For that reasOn-and / con-
slider it the only one-her light is still
Pickering after mans has f1ared out.
1t isn't that averages vicious
1t is merely that he is prodfgal with
his many matches. And woman
is misery with her few. Do you get
me?"
He needn't have asked. He was
got by every passenger in the car.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1913-03-07
COUNTRY GIRLS EASY MONEY
Picture Frames Made From Cardboard
and Neatly Painted Find Ready
SaIe-To Try Again.
tBy MARIE JoHANsEN.)

Thy MARIE JOHANSEN.)
At school last year, I made pic
ture frame and gave 1t to little girl
who lived near US. She was very glad
to get it. One day her father came
to our house and asked me to make a
few frames for him; so got the card
board. painted and cut them out. fin
ishing them as nicely as could When
| gave them to Mr.. -. he said:
"You ought to make more of these;
I'm sure you could find a ready sale.
and work up good trade"
Il was glad to have him say so. be.
cause had long wanted to find some
way of earning my pin money.
started in making the frames in two
sizes; the largest / marked ten cents,
the small ones five cents, and sold
quite a number.
Near our house is curve, where
three roads come together. ! went
over there and put up little bench
fastening in front OF 1t sign so that
everybody that came along would
know what / was selling. Nearly every
one bought one, and most took two
or more frames. This summer shall
try 1t again, making three sizes.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1913-03-07

%W ASHINGTON.-An art mystery
wv stands in the east corridor OF the
senate gallery. 1t is a marble bust
OF Zachary Taylor. It stands at the
east end OF the. corridor facing west
toward the glass doors over which is
line of gold lettering spelling Sen
afors' Gallery" Around this corridor,
which is more like a reception hall
opening of corridor, that runs north
and south along the east gallery of
the senate, stand marble busts of Lin
coin, Charles Sumner. Garibaldi. Pull
ask, Kosciuszko, the Chippewa chief,
ee-Shse-Kee and that other famous
Chippewa Indian called in the Indian
language Aysh- IKE bah ke-ko-zhay, or in
English. Falmouth. There is an oil
iportrait of John A. Dix, the paint
ing. THE Florida Case" representing
a session of the electoral commission
In 1877 and curious mosaic portraits
fof Lincoln and James A Garfield.
1t is rather dim chamber, the
light entering through two small win
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1913-03-07

of Hindu deities. and one well known
clubman and society man, who is just
completing magnificent residence, ID
even now negotiating for q huge chi
nese joss, which he intends Installing
in an especially built alcove In his
new home.
The SUDDEN popularity Of images OF
Buddha and other oriental gods may
be laid at the door of society's love
for the strange and unusual. This
same characteristic Of society folks
has. in times past. been responsible
for the popularity Of Pomeranian
poodles, chow dogs and the like, In
the tickle fancy or the faddists. No
religious significance whatever il to
be attached to 1t.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1913-03-07
TIPS FOR THE COUNTRY BOY
Several Little Things That II Will
Profit Any Youth to Remember
and Put In Practice.

Never allow mother to lift any
heavy thing nor do any other hard
work that you can do for her.
Your sister is the finest girl in the
country, isn't she? Never fail to let
her know you think so.
A shoe-blacking outfit Is good In
vestment any way you put it. so long
as you use it frequently.
Never be afraid Of plenty of good
fresh air Shove the windows up.
Put on all the bedclothes you need to
keep warm. but let in the pure air.
There is life and health In 1t.
II you decide to swear OF" on any
bad habits New Year. keep It to your
self. Don't tell anybody except moth
er. Telling your troubles to her is
just telling the better part of your
self.
Crosscut saws hung away when all
wet will be rusty the next time you
want to use them. Wipe them of
well and hang them where they will
dry off il they have been out in a
storm. Rusty saws call for more
strength. and few of us have any to
waste that way.
Take saw set and a hammer with
you when you go to the woods to
work with big saws. You may save a
lot of hard work by keeping your
saws in good order.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1913-03-07

you and have issued. Let us salute
this France that God protects and let
us unite with her in an alliance in
dissoluble and eternal
!, the king, having alone power OF
life and death.
ALFRED. (Ferid ID
Country Needs Development
The kingdom of Arabia is bounded
on the north by the Ottoman empire;
on the east it's boundaries are the
Gulf of Persia and the Indian ocean.
On the west the Red sea and the strip
of land belonging to Turkey, wherein
is situated the holy city of Mecca
The Indian ocean and British Somali-
land form the southern boundaries
AS to the resources OF the country.
they are amazing, as will be seen from
glance at the map which King AL
fred permits the World to copy. This
map was the one made by royal hands
TO be submitted to the French com
pany now building the railway which
runs from Ell Arish (Port Said to
Luwa on the Gulf of Oman AS win
be seen, the track runs through ter
ritory rich In every conceivable re-
source and a branch line probably will
also be run southwark to tap the won
derful petroleum lakes discovered by
Prince Wrede In 1S43.
Speaking Of these petroleum depos-
it's, King Alfred said: Il expected to
find few lonely springs. But In the
midst Of the desert l came upon pre-
cipitous cliff descending perpendicu-
Iarly into a pit whose walls were OF
black basalt One hundred and sixty
feet below there lay still and silent
lake. 1t was pure petrol-millions
upon millions Of gallons
There is no product of the earth
that is not to be found in Arabia. Look
at this map. Gold, silver, copper, iron.
turquoise and pearls. naphtha, petro-
leum, tin, lead, zinc, horses, camels,
sheep and goats, fruits and wheat. and
every cereal you may wish to grow"
asked the king about his civil
MIST. It appears that his royal homo
rarium was for many years a matter
Of fiuctuating gifts from his people
Now he has stipulated income 1t
is paid in kind. His salary amounts
to 100000 sheep year.