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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-01-22
6ra 6rcsnO, Gal.

Giterlom hi itnoiq lGier gcnnefl
.0auifercn"5 Spoltcr on DC efo.
nomiife 5orboIo. iaouel iom ON
D. {. o. ep. .Iutb. 9irfes @irtiombe=
Der poo DC forifellige @9nc, og /
SGroelesbeo Der ira California, er
ieg fommen poa 3onfen, at oct tlrns
DC formooentlia intcre8iere enfelte
al 0Iaoets 2plere at bore liot ira
5reSno, iom Der 10 bi0inotil bar
oGret me9ct taps ON. % od ieg
inqen onoen Wtoooe pe0 at foo Den.
ne min 1onfe irenrert pno, emo
ieIp at ienoe Wieooelelie til Gan.
fferen", ino oil ieg meO &eOoftsrens
5illaoclie gore nlle befelot meo, at
6reSno or eli al DC liuliglte 9per
for fin Sterrelie, iom fan finoeS.
Gen or aongebuen / Son Sooquin-
8olen, bar ct Snobpg9ertol al ON.
firing $4,000. 5resno potter me0
oberraifenoe Sfriot, og mango llos
%tolclier bpoer, at / 1915 bill ben ia.
be $4,000 S%nobp9gere. Omegiien
fslger itooig meo / at blipe tGttere
beiolfet, bpilfet alt ifploes, at 5olf
olmiuoelig erfenoer, at Der gioes
ingen beore 9eiligbeo for Inpen-
belize al oereS @nner og Mioler. 5
|Sresno 9p for 5orretnineSfolf og
Omegneu for 9onomdnoen er Der
piit nof iaa goo 2eiligbeo for Den
Ienfelte, iom Der fan finoes noget
nnoet Steb | California. 90 mi meo
Senipn til Den firfeliee SIDE al
Saecrt, ba nlaa hi fise, at ale ell.
eeIffe airfeiamfano er bel og riee.
Zig repr9lentereoe | Sresno meo
0sluffes poa ffOlte Sibe.)
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-01-22
5srtile, y. D.

&or longe 3opsbe0 er fun &c
IBIS for Dor 3raolbco. Sna fom
Den ifenne SlrIetio, % hi modtte
%itonOie liot og betrogte oct glaze
9uoIfa6.
Bethel @}eniqbeo 6oboe Sllle.
trp onoen Sllleoog. g(ae Sen
oogsifolebsrnene fif @ooer, men DC
mootte ielpf6laeli9 ierit me0oele os
noget ON Den itore SllIegnpe og
hinge noaet for os.
SGere Of pore 9onosmano berlloe
bar uobi0et oeres 3eltinorer / Den
iencre 3io. @eo. 9rooerien bar fobt
100 Icres al i'm Sooers 2dno, Geo.
Simonien bar fsbt 100 Icre5 al
9nton Mtoolen. Sans R. Sonien
fsbte 100 Gcres al Maler &os.
muSIen, $. Y. Senningien febte
1873 4cres liae oeo Dor airfe, 8.
:. 9briitenien bar fooet Iilbuo
ON t60 9lcres Snoianerlon0, og
han oil ielofslgelig bobe oct. Pr
thur Socobicn bar nplig febt Het.
tigbeoen til 100 Ncres en- balD 0fil
2it for 5ertile.
Nnriaqen til nlle oisie 2~anobon0
Ter er nGientIig, at hi er louct cen,
TO eller ire 9aner Der / NGrheoe1
Iqoot Sono er enonu Qonife Lap,
nemlia ira $1,000 til $1,000 per
Mere, alt / 6orbolo til 9eliggenbeo
oa Sorbeoringer. OpIpsninqer fan
laos gennem Sans Nnlerien, Ser.
tile, oo ban er WeHig6eoen9 @ano.
fomitc.
Bore ire Stoler / 6ertile @ollep
3omnibip CT mn iaen / fnlo @an9.
Bethel 0ieniabeo 6on0e apor.
tnlsntsoe D. 6. San. oa bcilntteoe
blonot onoet at lpgqe 5ngipoan
pno airfen tiOlia fonnlen0e 6Oraar.
Wnnae linda Sommenfontiter /
De forifeaiqc &iem bar imloet Ste6
aennem SliIetioen.
@n o6ormers' Club" oil oltaqelia
blipe itiitet her i Ell nGr 6renltio.
"a ri bar finn % CONNER
enc, nlaa ri benntte Nogne iii STIR.
lei al Dor SGo. 9ette er inlioler.
ito en- baoro 4irsue ior &%ognbnule.
he, oo DC mloertioen GLIDER til 81
ben. 9rGfcoc @inl ies Der o9 DER
lnngs 3eien. s.. y. 0enninglen
bar imiolertiO iao beIOig(2l at bans
Gogn fnliites lige peo @ienmet -
og oct meitc al i25 @uibeIS Star
alec no ooer Yrprien.
Der tales on, at aoinoeiorenin.
gen bill ionlle Venge til Ell Strife
oraeI.
Sens 9ielicn er piihlof Den ier.
itc al DC oanife 5nrmcre 6erlloc til
at ouifoiic iiq 5nor. 90 DC Tiger
iom / aonle 9aQe: MGsG.G.
vi enifer ale &enner ct qlGoeligt
Rntaarl Weooeler.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-01-22
6lf SOrn, ia.

Oct er MI nogeu Sio, lioen ieg,
eler noaen aioen ira oenne Slant.
bar laoet hsre berira. Get er DOG
life. ioroi Der life goor no9et ior
iiq. so, 9egipenbeoer er Der NOT
al; men oct er 10 life altiammen
ppro at iGtte / 9%lpiien.
vi er BOG iuit IN fommen ouer
en- 9egipenbeO, iom nof er pGro at
taae meo, Ell 9eainenbeo. iom pi
her noe life ioor opIepe 0lnge til
buer GAG. vi bnnoe nemlia aon-
cert Der paa Sfolen. Get por @ei
ifolciorenin9en, iom ioranitalteoe
oennc. Yoitor @llonmno Grill ira
9esM bar Der lloe meo lit Or.
cbestrn.
Sc fom bertil Ssroag 6%itcrnio.
ooa Den II. Gan. oa bolOt iaa SION,
ccrtcn on Aitenen. Gen bolotes
I Sfolens itorc Sol, iom nor Die
pen oeforeret Ocrtil Gogcl iorlih.
On itor %6orlamIina onerpGreoe Son.
certen: men buao DER bar enon1l
beore par, at ale inntcs at pare
nleQet goot tilire0ie meo Muiiffen.
7ette funoe cuOoa ~illtttes al Den
Stilbeo, iom berlfeoe opcr belle Den
itore 9SoriomIing aenncm 6ele oct
lalae Yroarnn, naar rn0taaes on
Crfeitrct lpiac0c aaonN ariltian
lto6 PEG 6eien Wioit." "a reiitc
Den qonife 6oriomling iia til 9Gre
for bort qamle 8porelono oa oets
itore Self. Noale blep iao be
geiitreoc. at &c iten1te / meO og
lana oe fenotc Stroier. Orfeitret
mnattc ipiae Oen ON igen - life
ioroi oct life oar goot NOT ierlte
@ana mel ioroi 9egeiitringell
bar iteget laa bit, at Den life loo
liz oibrpoe paa bette Staoe. Get
bar nGiten, ion tunoe oct iige5 ON
belle 5oriomlingen, buao leg eli
@ong bsrte Ell 1oler iige ON JIG
ielp. .Np beart imells Ditbin me
pben s bear those patriotic trains"
Get bar oog life blot Yaon9 Sri
Titan, DC ipiaeoe, men oenre bor
noget iGrligt patriotiif i Jig iom Of
andre life bar meo oeres bleoe 90
mere miIbe og blioe Strofer.
Oaioa bore amerifonife Notio.
nalionge ipileoe De; og iont bee
Den oanife iao oa peo Den oneritan'
ife 9ationalions, o8be Stor Spon.
gleo Banner" reilte 5oriomlinger
lila.
81 blot til 9pit" tror jee, b
fan iptte iom Wotto for ell ioaoar
aoncert; for pe6 en- iaooon rsreS
o. oqffes JsleIien | ct Menneifes
grpIt, Tom fan onipore til nogei
iterre emo at ipiie og brittle. De
ifoI en- Gang bape p9ret iast, at e
Menneife efter at bope bsrt noger
rigtis goo Miiif life itrafs funo'
gao ben og ssre en- 5orbrpoeIie; OF
lea tror Oct, for peo oenne Wn
III rsrcs os iettes | geoaseIie b
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-01-22

Den enboarne, at SobonneS Morfien,
oeriom ban tror paa BAN, life lfol
~fortobes, men bope ct epigt 9io!"
Dleo blot oobneoe Zinc iaa ben
osenoe poa YrGiten.
Get ingoe Moria ogioo," bpi-
ifeoe ban oa lnffeOe after line Zine.
BrGitens 5nano bolot ban / i'm,
bans @luiigt blep mere title.
o@plocr oct oirfeliqt mig? @ans
ife nit?
% / Steoet for Snorct 9entog
YrGiten otter: ySoo bor @uo elifet
Sobonnes Wtarflen ...."
utter blep Der Stilbeo / @Grel.
Jet, men mart fom ben gnmIe 9lngit
igen, og ben ipgc boo meo bGoen
DC 2pber: Sig oct enonu en-
@ongl"
% lltrGtteIig, enioloig iom ct
Barn aentoa YrGitcn Den frelienoe
Sanobeo.
Hotten fonl, og Werfet iunfeoe
fig neo ouer Solligsen. fln oppe /
BrPiteaaaroen5@ brGno.
tc 2Diet. IreoeIig oa title Ion Den
%lonen0e &allig, iogte ombslget al
oct ifolllpcnoe 6op, men / SngepP.
%reliet ltoo Der en- iorf9roelig aomp:
2piets @ngel fPmpeoe meo Wsrfets
6prite ON en- MeuneifeiiGl. gtter
og after iormsrfeoes Den ipaes 81.
lie, oa ban itsmneoe / mppneliq
&nonoe: Get aGloer life for mig !
g(qe andre, men life migl"
Men Br9iten peg life ira 0roet:
oSao bar @uo elifet Sobonnes
Marfienl" Atter og= otter toneoe
oct iom bimmeIif Miiiif inc / oeit
oseuoes forpinte @iertc.
d after og after aentog Wferfets
6prite fit anareb. 9sostimen inn.
tes at monaeooble Sfploen5 9pgt.
Grfenoelien al Den SnnO, Der ban.
DC soeIoqt bans @ip, nofieoe / oct
lenoeliqe; ban bao0e life billet bsie
iiQ Tor @ilo % life billet islge
Sunoheoens Hsit. Get par en- badr.
oere 5ifne emo Hsuerens 0sositnno,
oq Ell 2iebIif bar ogiao TrGiten neo
at opqine aampen - men ban
bolot ooq no og itreo meo Den ~.
&c Rono, inotil hans lro bopoe
beitaaet fin isrite oa iioite Yrsnc,
inotil ban baooe uooet 3roen5 itore
ltoiprina % foitet fig meo al lin
Ae0 OF fin Spno belt inc / @iIos
Nrme.
Ia bar aampen til Gnoe. me0
o|pernatnrIia Strait bar Seircn nll1
Den. meo Iuie bellige 8noben. iert
al 0Gnoer. iom intet Mennelfesie
bar Jet. Get, ION liqe bopoe isrt
%obanne5 Marfien iii A%igrrnoenS
Ran6, oct, Tom banoe lGnfet bans
SiGl oa brogt bans Sino 6or'
tuiplelien nGr. oct bar mi bortc,
belt itiHe Iaa ban mn, ion1 hanoc
ban foitct al lin 9so / 0ooeta
9pb.
Geo aoriet. bpiS Spn ior ioo
Elmer iioeu honoe inlot hans SiPI
meo 6Goiel bang bans b%rliten0c
l2ine M Tom iorflnreoe, og oper
bans aniiqt lan Der en- Sreo. ION
hauoe Scrren tilrndbt Den iortabtc
/ iioitc Stumo: 3 Goa ifaI on pare
mco mia / goraoisl
Vrpitcn lutteoc til Den iuaes iIolte
gnnoeoraq; oa 0socn tom iom ell
SER. og SiGlen irelit lom Ell
@rano no al Sloai ombptteoe lin
ioroiife Suite meo eli 9ugning al
@ro. et Sus. iom life er giort meo
Sun0er. cpigt / Sinlene.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-01-22

SnienS par BrGiten iommen meo
Momme pao gci neo til Strnnoen.
.Spoo err oct for ct 9ig, ) Ear
iunoet?" ipllr9te ban.
Get or Ell ing auinoe, pi bar
life funoet noget hos benoe uoen
benoes @ieliesrina Seq bar tPnft,
ON bun mooife berer til banL pi
frelite / @nar."
De naoeoe Stranoen og iaa 81.
get Iieeenoe / Sanoet. Oct itGrfe
lpie Soar ifjiilte Tom ct tGt Slsr
ben orufneoes gniiet; benoes Saano
bar gieIieSrinaen. Oct bar grpiten
imoo at toge Den al ben osoe 5aono,
men bet MATTE 10 oGre. Son beieoe
fla neo, tog ben al og lPite oens
Snoffrift: eSobonnes Marfien @en-
oenbof. Den 90. W'ai 1900" San
notereoe Snbffriften / fin 2omme.
bog og iogoe: ~Nu fommer bet an
pao, ON Der itaor iamme Datum
poo Manoens Sing. Soa iatte
ban after @ingen paa oens rette
pIabs os ait I opbe triite Tanfer
oper ben orutneoes isrseIise Sfab-
ne biem til Vrritegdaroen.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-01-15

Funeral from his late residence Thu >dsy Jann-
AIRY Ii, pm. lnterment 81 Oak Hiu
cemetery. Relatives and friends invited 10
attend. Il
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HOFFMAN,. TN sunday January -. lai@ {
$50 am. his residence. Colonial Height.
Va. GEORGE i. 4. HOFFMAN,. lsIovrd
husband If l.auiSa lIoemsun auI father q,
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DIED.

ADLER. un Tuesday January "a. 1919. 1T :,
am. GERTRUDE HARPER. widow 81 M:a-
rice j. Adler.
Funeral from her late residence. ;:1a5 l. strt 81
northwest. Thursday. January IL 81 =
pm. nterment private. ,Leesburg pa"rs
please copy 10
BENNETT. Suddenly, Tuesday. January -,
Iai;. FRANCES c. widow of Arthur J.
Services AT John II. Wright Company chapel,
1857 10th street northwest. January -,
$50 pm. Interment at Lancaster, Pa.
Lancaster papers please copy
BERRY Departed his life on Sunday. January
L. 1918. at 1870 pm. at his residence, +
Street hill. Anscostia. -. C.. ROBERT
BERRY, beloved husband OF Bertha j. Berry
and beloved son of Annie and Robert Berry.
Husband. thou vast mild and lovely.
Gentle the summer breeze
Gentle the air of evening
As il meats among the trees.
BY HIS FAMILY.
Funcra! from bethlehem Church. Anacosia
Thursday. January IL. AT ! o'clock
DINAI!CK. On "Wednesday. IannarY IL. 1913.
1T 4:30 am. at TIE cairo; "n street.
FLORENCE PALMER DIMMICk. beloved
wife OF Brig. Gen. Eugene ID. Dimmick,
Funeral Friday January Il. at = Pun. from
Joseph Gawlers Sons chapel, 1880 Penn,yl-
vauia avenue.
DOUGLASS. On January II. 19I3HAt 1895 South
Carolina avenue southeast J EPH f., be-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-01-15

Mrs Pomerene. wife of Senator Pom"-
rene. will be at home tomorrow at .he
Highlands. assisted by the wives Of the
Ohio delegation in Congress.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-01-15
In Memoriam.

CLAHk In sad lut loving remembrance ~
my husband ard our father J"SIlI q.
CLARK. Who departed tdis iifc three years
ago. january L. 1910
Come. hut not forgotten.
By Ills LOVING WIFE, RACHEL CLARK.
AND cIIILnHEN.
CONWAY. In sad aud loving remembrance ~
departed this life ten years today. Janu-
airy Is, 1906.
Ten long years ago today
God called her to His throne:
How sad has been my heart since then.
How lonely has been nay home
El HER LOVING DAUGHTER
DENSMoI;E. In sad hut loving mcmery of our
dear mother. EMMA ~ pENSMoRE VIII"
entered int" rest eight wears ago TO-DAY. Jau-
uary II. 1903.
Loved in life. remembered in death
ANNIE AND ELSIE.
rAERAE. Sacred 10 the memory IF our ,l'.lr
mother. MARY L: FAEIAR, who died thr'e
years ago today. January IL. 1910.
Time -far,. The mrinoFt
of mother. -. dear and Kind F." rs
II pains. il hurts aud the tears Stari
From labor she rests; forcrcrmorc h" SIN. sal
BY HER DEVOTED CHILDREN. ROSA, JULIA.
ANNIE AND GEORGE FARRM.
FoIIJAl;D. In sad aud loving remembrance of
dear sister. Della POLLARD. who de-
rar'"d this life one year az" today. January
IL. 1917
The depth "f Tongue t-au toll.
At tho loss of nur dear loved 80 we'll:
But while SD" lies in peaceful sleep.
Her slcred memory shall Away keep.
By HER LOVING BROTHER AND SISTER.
EOII.IAI,D. In sad but loving remembrance ~
our dear friend. DELLA POLLARD. who
died one year today January Il. 1912.
Gone. hut not forgotten.
Bl HER lRIENIS ME- aud MRS blIIING-
HAM AND ELIZABETH JUDGE
FULTON. Ia loving rcmcnl,rance Of any dear
mohsr ALICE MARION I'IToN. who died
wear ago today. January ~. 1872.
BY HER DAl GLITTER. TLoRENtE FULTON
CARMoDl.
ROEEN la sad hut loving r"mrmiranr" Of nav
,icar father. WILTON RDl;EY. who departed
this life two years ago today, January 10.
1911.
Have You Il father: Love him well.
While III i spared 10 earth:
Wait moi iii God has called him home
To know his precious worth
BY Ills DENOTED DAUGHTER. ELIZABETH
ADAMS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-01-15

KALAMAZOO. At George Washington Univer-
sity Hospital. January 9. 1918. TO Henry II.
and Alice Barnes Tallmadge. Il son, HENRY
HOBART TAILMADGE. :rd.
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loved son Of Seth Douglass. husband or Mary
Douglass
Funeral FRIDAY ST = am. from st. typrian :
Church
DERSoN
The last farewell was spoken.
And family circle broken.
When beloved mother passed sway.
oh. dear mother. how we miss you,
Bnt an angel cane down FOR yoa
And removed you from our flock
BY HER CHILDREN
Funeral from her late rcsdsnrc. 4M IL stt."'
southwest Relatives and friends invited -
attend. Funeral services Fr.iay at 10 pm
HOFFMAN,. on SUNDAY January =. lai%. I
-" an; ~ ~; re1!deu ,o,t 8Sl,>si ia
husband of l.anisa lIosmsnn ani father -
Theodore Hoffman,.
Funeral from his late residence Thu >dsy jam.
AIRY 10. ar pm. Internent At Oak Hu
cemetery. Relatives and friends invited 10
attend. IL
KRrEGER ON Tuesday January II. iai3 az
Y PIX KRt y Fr iae ,c L%ssTen Nf ~ lrs
Funeral from St. pominc's Church. rhur~,lay.
january i6. at . o'rle'k Integiuent -
Arlington national cemetery. tSan Francisco
Iapcrs please eo~h
MAEIuW on SUNDAY January - 1873. At
- pa; at ~, lrs.drn't; Atanur 80;
nel'p- ri Nj Martha NARROW i'a', md
r..r., T. MARROW.
Funeral rhnrSiay Jaunsrg - 81 I'm. IA
iar r,.Stdeur- of her ui.er. Nj Eliza loop,
80 - street ~outl've>t: tHeu.r - \. Pau
VI l.. Church. >th street between u atI
T. southwest. Friends and relatives 1gc n
Ni;ed 20 attend
MARROW
All the members of the Ladies Gin Rock ar.
requested 10 meet Al st Pauls Chapel. 81
day January lG. I O'Clock. 80 attend tte
funeral Of Sister ELIZA MARROW.
BY order of the president, o,r,o>
SUSIE EDWARDS, Financial secretary
MONDAY ON Tuesday January Il. 1913. at ~
Pm ar, a. ' y> E% "a at C Ga ESt hos W5
Funeral from his hate residence az II .hvilie,
Md Friday. January Il. 81 II o'c"'k N.
Pleas omit flowers
PEI LARD On Monday. January a. lal; ~.
SOLOMON POLLARD. beloved husband -
tarulu,, Pollard.
Funeral from Metropolitan Eami,i cauth 3;
S'rcf' r Sa5"gR J n and .r'g5' rg peh
and relatives invited 10 attend.
RICHARDSON suddenly ON MONDAY jam
AIRY e. 1919. Mt 30 pm. AT her resi-
denrc, 4o4 10Th street southeast. EDITH
SEMMEs, beloved wife of William NJ. Rich
Funeral from St Peters Church. enI and -
streets southeast, Thursday morning ~
o'clock. 10
SIMPSON ON January e 1912 At her resi-.
y
beloved wifi oT Frederick j. simpson and
daughter Of The late Car'lan oB. Brysnt
Funeral from Gawcrs undertaking parors. ii%p
Pennsylvania northwest. ThursslaH.
January Ii. at pm. lut'rmcnt in Rock
Creek cemetery. L.
TAYLOR. Departed this life Tuesday. Jsnuarr
-. 1913. N 12:;;o pm. ELIZA EpSALlE
TAYLOR. beloved daughter of Josephine y.
Taylor and sister la Mary v. Charles Il. an
Edward \. Taylor
Funeral from Holy Trinity Church Friday morn
ing January IL. M % o'clock. Relatives AMI
friends invited to attend l6'
WALLIS. on Monday. January IL. 1913 MARY
T.. daughter of the late Harrison and Mary
Wallis.
Funeral from tho residence of her sister. Mr..
GEORGE Tlsr. IIyatsville Nd. Thursday.
January Ii. at 80 pm. lntcrmcnt at
t;lcnwoud cemetery.
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kRl EGER on Tuesday January II. 1913. &C
100 pm. AZ the tuberculosis Hospital.
TrLk KRU EYER beloved Nife Of Serct
Fred Kruger.
Fun.rnl from ST Dominic's Church. THURSDAY.
january l6 at y 0'rs'k am. lntcgnent -
Arlington national cemetery. t>an Francisco
IaVcr~ please cupNt
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BORN.

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Vt NTIVN.
All the members OF the Ladies Clh Rock are
requested meet at st Paul's Chapel. 81
street southwest between II and T. streets. Thurs
day January 16. I O'Clock. 80 attend tte
funeral Of Sister ELIZA MARROW.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-01-15

MARION on SUNDAY January - 1873. NJ
- pa. at her residence. Atlantic 80.
\ i NJ l1-iIA NAlI.nN hclr,fti
nef'ps~ oI NJ Martha NARROW t'a'l> and
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-11-28
BIG INCREASE
IN DIAMOND
APPROPRIATIONS

Washington. Nov 2S Diamond i'm
portations into the uaited States made
their highest record in the calendar
year 1913 The value Of diamonds and
other precious stones imported during
the current year viii approximate fif-
ty-seyen million dollars, this being the
first occasion on which the total mas
crossed the fifty million dollar line.
Twenty years ago, according to the
official figures Of the bureau Of for.
eigp and domestic commerce. depart
ment Of commerce, the total imports
OF diamonds and other precious stones
were but eleven million dollars; IN
1908 twenty-eighi million. and IN 1913,
approximately fifty-seven million dol
lars, this estimate being based upon
the known figures for the nine months
ended with September, which are so
per cent IN excess Of the highest rec.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-11-28

ora heretofore made. These totals nee
essarily include imitations OF precious
stones, which now form about two per
cent OF the total. but were not separ-
alely shown prior to 1872
The latest official figures show for
the nine months ended with septem-
Der imuortations Of eleven and one half
million dollars worth OF uncut dia-
monds. against seven and one quarter
million in the corresponding months
Of last year; Of diamonds cut but not
set, twenty-three and one half million
dollars, against eighteen million in the
corresponding period OF last year: Of
all precious stones. forty-three and one
third million dollars, against thirty
two and one quarter million in the
corresponding months Of last year.
These figures justify the estimate OF
approximately fifty-scyen million dol
lars as The value OF importations
OF this class OF arti, in the year
which ends with next month"; against
forty-two million in 1912 and forty-four
million IN the former high record year.
1906, and making it perfectly appar
ont that the record of 1913 will far ex-
ceed that of any earlier year.
Diamond importations show greater
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ago, was ten and one quarter million
dollars. aud in 1913 win approximate
sixteen million, while that OF cut dia-
monds was in 1893, thirteen million
dollars. and in the current year VIII
approximate thirty million
Most Of the diamonds imported into
the United states. while originating in
South Africa, are invoiced from the
Netherlands, Belgium, France and the
United Kingdom. About two-thirds OF
the uncut diamonds are imported from
the United Kingdom, in whose South
African possessions the principal dia-
mond mines Of the world are located.
OF the cut diamonds imported, more
than three-fourths are from Belgium
aud the Netherlands, about equally d.
yided between those two countries.
While the United Kingdom, Belgium,
and tho Netherlands are large import
ers Of diamonds, a considerable pro-
portion thereof are. IN each case, re-
exported.
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fluctuations than those Of many ether
classes OF merchandise entering the
markets OF The Emitted States. The
total imports of diamclds and other
precious stones in 1885 amounted TO
five million dollars; in 1897, six and
one half million, increasing practically
ten million Id 1898, sixteen and one
halt million in 1899, tvanty-four mill
loa in 1871, thinyseven million in
1905. and forty.foUr million in 1906.
In 1907. however the total dropped to
less than thirty-three million dollars,
and in 1908 to fourteen million, in
oreasing again to fortylhree million in
1903. since which time there has been
no material change until i'm the current
year. when the total increase from
forg-two and one hall million dollars
in 1912 TO Approximately nfiy-seyen
million IN 1918, a much larger increase
than in any prior year in the history OF
the trade
This large gain in recent years oc-
ours chiefly IA cut diamonds, the un-
cut diamonds. which form a little over
one-fourth OF the total imports. show
ing elisht gains over earlier years Of
the past decade. The value Of uncut
diamonds imported in 1903, ten years
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II small round crackers are brushed
over with butter and crisped in the
oven they win form the foundation for
a delicious accompaniment to serve
with salad or with the cup Of afternoon
tea. says the Newark News. Take
cream cheese and soften II with cream
or salad dressing, using a pastry tube.
make a Tiny border Of the cheego
around the cracker and fill the cen
ter OF the cheese wen with dab Of
tart jelly
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Cream one.half cupiul OF butter with
one cupiul Of sugar. add three squares
OF chocolate tmelted). two eggs slight
= beaten one cup Of chopped walnuts.
and one-half cupful OF sIfted flour.
Bake in a thin layer, on cooky sheet
Tor ten miautes IN a moderate oven.
When done, cut in strips or squares
= Exchange.
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ihe successful hostess is one who
pays her most sitting social obliga-
loaa nemp'B, says the New Haven
Journal Courier You have probably
observed that the more sought and sue
eeasiui woman is the mere exact and
eAaotins she is in an her social re-
sponsibilities.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-11-28

The mother Of one family OF small
ehildren always takes the hour after
Tue children are snugly tucked in bed
70 Keep up her music says the New
Orleans Picayune II gives the moth-
er an opportunity to enjoy her music
aud teaches the children to listen and
enjoy fine music.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-11-28

Tonight IL you feel duh and stupid,
or bilious and constipated, take 4
dose of Chamberlain's Tablets and you
win feel all right tomorrow. For sale
by an druggists.--Adv. d&w
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MILADY'S
SCRAPBAG


Jast before sealing bottles Of catsup
or chill sauce, place few whole
cloves On top 10 keep it from molding.
Los Angeles Express.