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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-11-06
STORY OF WASHINGTON
IN PICTORIAL HISTORY
Its Preparation Is Undertaken
by the Association of Old
est Inhabitants.

A pictorial history of Washington is the
plan of the Association of the Oldest
Inhabitants of the District of Columbia
Members of that body at its November
meeting in the old Union engine house,
10th and H streets northwest. last night
were urged to collect photographs of his
association. A committee composed of
Croggon and ]. I. keefer will arrange the
biological significance.
At the last meeting the members were
requested to prepare short historical
sketches of the communities in which
they live and last nights action is de-
signed further to carry out the policy OF
the organization to leave to posterity an
interesting account of the development
of Washington during the lifetime of the
city's Oldest Inha bitantS.
Judge Hagner May Contribute.
In line with this policy the association
last night also requested Judge a. b.
Hagner to contribute to its historical col
Election "reminiscences of the growth OF
the nations capital as based upon his
Hagner said that he would take the mat
ter under advisement and comply with
the request if he found it possible TO
do So ,
That the Oldest Inhabitants have lived
in the era Of the worlds greatest prog
ress and invention was the declaration OF
Representative James NJ. Graham or IL
linois, who in response to an invitation
delivered a forcible and interesting ad-
dress.
fro arta oil
from the election of new members and the
discussion of plans for the forty -elshtn
annual meeting December D. Andrew H.
Regain. chairman of the entertainment
committee, was instructed to arrange Ior
q banquet for this occasion
NJ. J. Weller asked for the appointment
of a committee to Investigate the condi-
lions upon which honorary memberships
in the association are granted. FfeSiuent
Moves appointed on the cominltlee judge
DIR. BENJAMIN w. Summey, Thomas W.
Smith, with Mr. Weller as chairman
Model of Early Ship.
corresponding Secretary John B. Nc
Carthy called attention to the fact that
there had been presented TO the assocla-
ton the model Of the first ship launched
at the Easily shipyards, III washington
in 1929, and also the original permit Is
sued, under the signature of Mayor Peter
Force, May 70, 1910, to William Easily
to extend a wharf into the Potomac river
Presentation of three photographs OF
| historic dwellings, in one of which Tom
| Moore was visitor, was made by James
Croggon for Denis A. Lane of 5lo n
street northeast.
New members elected were Hamilton l.
Rotbrock 1133 9th street northwest; c.
C.. Royce. the Cairo apartments. and
William Hamilton Degges, the Woodley
apa rtments. Applications for member
| ship were received from William Z.
Dodge l16 street northeast; Mat
thew T.. Cook Benning; Abraham q.
Cook, 213 I'd street southeast, and Will
liam j. Cook 57l5 18th street northwest,
the last three being brothers. 4 COM
mittee consisting of George J. Suter. An
drew w Kelley and Andrew II. Raglan
was appointed to consider the applica-
tons.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-11-06
LOCAL MENTION.
ADJUSTMENTS TONIGHT.

Nauonal-Robert billiard in The
Argyle Case" Sis pm.
BeIasco- Peg o. My Heart" $50 pm
Columbia-May Robson in Mrs. MAI
Plummer," SIS pm.
Keith s-High-clas vaudeville, S:15 pm
Polis-The Poll Players in Strong
heart" Sis pm.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS and Old Lace,
S:16 pm
Gayety-The Dreamland Burlesauers
SID pm.
Cosmos-Vaudeville and pictures; con-
GilGous show. i to 1910 pm.
tinuous show. / 10 to ). $50 to 1880.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-11-06
CITY ITEMS.

Quick Service Assured When You Buy
Lumber and millwork here. Big stocks
auto-truck delivery. Eisinger Bros, 2lO5 Z.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-11-06

Weser's blue Points Are Famous.
18th & L streets. Phone orders NJ. 2O24
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-11-06

sFrOm the Grave to the Throne"
Weird. Today. Virginia Theater.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-11-06
4 Superior Bread.

There's nothing just like the HOLMES
BREAD. 1t is expensive 10 us because we
use milk. It's remarkably delicious in
consequence. nc and Toe 1oaves delivered
to your home in wrappers. Pm. NJ. 0437 or
postal HOLMES BAKERY, 10I + st.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-11-06
Endorsed by Secretary Lane.

Homegrown. Prixe-winning Flowers.
All flower lovers are cordially invited to
visit GUIDES annual flower show, 1914 f.
advertisement.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-11-06

S12S to Baltimore and Return.
Every Saturday and Sunday, Pennsyl-
vania railroad Tickets good to return
until am. following Monday.
ment.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-11-06

Mothers Who Fully Realize How
vital proper diet is to childrens welfar,
provide Meinberg's '"Top-Noch' Bread.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-11-06

Solos Baking Powder.
superior to any other at any prica
25c a pound.
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Money to loan at and SO on real ESTATE
Frank T. Rawlings Co., 1928 n. Y. ave-
Advertisement
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Special Palm Sale.
2Seo discount. Blackstone, 14th & H. VI. 31O7
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The dinner de luxe, st. James Hotel.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-11-06

Our One Colliery Goals VIII Solve
that trouble with your heater. j. Maur.
Dove Company.-Advertisern
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Phone Your Want Ad to The Star.
Main 244O.
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Expert Stove Repairing.
A. Eberlys Sons. Inc. rs 9TH st. NV
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Perfection in Oyster Cooking.
Phila. Oyster and Chop House. 513 18th
st: NV.
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Gazing Globes J. II. Corning $50 18th St
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Phone Your Want Ad to The Star.
Main 2440
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fruit like ts So gaudy fakes still begule
where and the gods and keep from the
George sss'f sssns ss'9 adams ss (Oa.xz1la.o+-
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Electric CoOkyuY

Electric SOOkfng.
Highest art III domestic science. The
y. y. expert will be here only few days.
Z. y. Muddiman q Co, 1901 G. st.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-11-06

Dancing at Harvey's
nightly, 1880.
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Coal Delivered Promptly.
Phone Main 3O6S. John p. Agnew & Co
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Ben Davis
By WALT MASON

Where now is Davis widely famed gaoot? May
In Office and
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-08-01
Nas Gaeeru oes 8etreioes.

Wenn CUR 3eit Der Gnttpidluno
oss 8etrsioes bel an iid ftbr ndbr
bdft.m 9oosn nod erbebIi6e Ri,oers
itId9s eintrsten, 70 lam ods Wo6ss
tum in unerpinihte ueppigtsit aus
arten.
Die @etreioeboIms fhieben dubsrii
i6nell tlnpor. uno Ole 9ilbunq oet
ieItiqenoer GtoTis bdtt nit oieism
@mporfhiebsn nift QIeiten S6ritt
Die unausbleiblid, 5oIgs oisisr I'M.
normoIsn GntpidIuna lit bos ga
germ Der 0et.,iosmdFe. SobaIo oi,
Ntbrsn oorQeiretsn Iino. piro 81,
Gait nod grobsr uno Ger 0nlm III
oonu nid1t imitdnbe. lid oufr.ht 81
hdlttn, uno er tnidt Elm.
Die Ndhtsils 0ss 2aqsrns Iino oe'
rjf binldnaIih betdnnt, un0 iptnr
mp1l munder 6drmer meint. nbtIIt,
Eager ais gu mager". 10 mub IS ,hr
ouh ltmer3lidl bsriibrtu. tptnn isin,
boffnuna8pollen Soatsn nie0erget
oriidi balie9en uno nun psber Rorr
not geIuuoeS Strob peripr.hen. GS
banotIt iih sundhit oarum.. ods
2o9ern gu psrbitsn. Solanee bic
Saat.n nod risnria lino, lam man
ourd oos mebymnIie. Durhe99en
Der Snatftlo.r oas Qtile Wahstum
bemm,n uno Elm bsF.res @.rbollen
Der unter,n SnlmtsiIe 5etpiritn. 81
be 8%eitudung Der pflonSen bsrtits
nbeeihloFen. 10 oarf man cisis W2s
ihoo, aII.roiuas niht m,hr dniptns
ben.
Pei mebr entrideIteu Scatter miro
oos iippi9e Wa6stum 6urh ods @ss
Itnsioen oosr Stropien Ser 9sItGn'
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-08-01

.. o.6smmt. Die ausfubrung beg BE
ifneiNns asi6iebt nit Der Ssnie
ODER Der Si6el, a6sr ni4t pag.rsht-
ME lei Sem MGhen, fcnbsrn ihrdg
isitudrts, 70 bag rur bic oberltsn
8ldttsr sntfernt peroen. 5s tr1f'Iz
oer Der gooen 1T. Oefen nieorl9tr
lam qsf6ropfr meroen. babel 1T abtr
su bsa6ten, biB osr 6sr3trie6 nidt
berlebt mirb. sat bas S6isben
bsreits beaorneu. babsn bic Pflan3sn
afr fdon cine .66be BON u big u
9oll .rrei6t. 10 fam aud elm lsLnS
tss Mal3sn porteilbaft iein. DE
Getrei0e6alme fper0en ooourh epen7
fa!fs i'm Ma6stum a%uf5e6altsn. one
Qflans. trdftiqt i'd. ptrbol3t IN aus
re:henoem WoBe uno Oas Ga9ern III
p%sr6inbert. 9innen oht 319en na7
Zen i'd in Der @e1,l idmtlits 9alme
tr;ebsr emporaerihtst.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-08-01

geItalt ocn Wol..n oosr 9rt:era!l5
ent'ernt miro. Die 1ausr oss GH,@
tens hIn9t DGocn ab, c3 bic Sutier@
tileldtn t.ein ooer grcE. ois Gutter
reid 0cer hart. 53s S1t} te!I cnsr
Grob 1T. Ger Trrwe, MIRO aud]
bier BIB our9 5~eUo6absit mo 3ou<
fine oas Gittiie t%rtennsn. Die SUIT
ter muf na6 benz aneten Elm q.dnz
7enoes Qusie5sn uuo cir feiRes Gorn
hlben uno o0rf 99r ellen 0in5sH
niht 5rj6iJ iein.
Dir 3silsn in Hnitrsn @%5biIounoen
3rpei oerihisoene 9frtsu pom Butter
fdffern. Gin tleire,e5 uuo elm grobs=
res. bic 6eioe fir BEN U}lihinen5s-
trie6 sin9sridtst Iin0, 0on osnsu iss
oo6 0ds ~sritere ouh ltic5t purA an
6rinqunQ elmer 9ur6el m Stelie oes
Trie6ynoes fir BEN 6dnc6etrieb ferz
oeridtet tperosn t'nn. Jns ur6here
if ein ioqsuanntes temb;niertes Put
tsyF0R. oas niht nur cos 8erbuttern.
f~onoern 3uqlsih uuh oas OaIhsn.
Sof3en uno aaeten ber Butter be
ior1t. o6ne bag Die Moiie aus BEN
Sop berausaenommsH psrben muS.
lie 3emperuiur i'm Guttsrihb tonn
ourd cine innreihe Ginrid.unq
leift reauliert iUer0su.
lin bsim 8er6uttern bic beiten Ges
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-08-01
9tmoDorb &iplitts
iibcr ocn Wrano 0nnyom
int Dclln,uitome &arf ia9te

sd idaute in cine Sdluht 100 SUB tRf, nit Noler uno 5iId5s
reiber tef unten in Der Suit ihmebeno. llo Die Soften 6ieier Shluft
maren elm ftnes Durdetnanoer BON 6arben: Grimion, @meralo,
Cobalt. Stre, Imber, SOnisfarbe ssn1fht nit Eortueiniarbe, Stnees
metB, 8ermtaton, 2emon uno Silbersrau. Die Sethn felen nu6t
9Iatt alb, iOnoern iaren burd 3at unb @aHer unb 3uit seiormt
woroen in mvnirDie aDpie BON 8Dnisen. tobtn Sduptlinsen
Mdnner uno 6rauen Der alien Belt. Soweit entfernt, oaB tn 2aut
Der 8elen us erreiden fonnt, hB unten Der gsIowitone &tper. elm
fiuserbreier Streifen in srunHber Jarbe.
Ser Nbenb ihMh bepts ourh Die. 8dume, bic uns taasuber Gtateu
saben, aber Die pOae Serrithit hes cages Iten in Die Stutt oils mir rebt
oorndt9 einen beruorfebenoen 5eNen betraten, BON benz aus man in Die
tife 3uie Ifauen fonnte"
SD modte Sbnen EN- iuutrires 9banplet ner ben geuop Bart Inoen.
gs entbat cine feline Mfappe in 5arben, 5est aue interehanten Hunfe uno
befdreibt bic unlen Sebenswurbisteien. ub i'd whroe Shnen gerne iaaen
ne Sic am beauemten oprthtn geIan9en fDnnen. 0Itben Sic oms erauben?
Bite, fpreben Sic Dor poer ihrebt an
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-08-01
@erfra&trs SabrbnHSerti.itipiel.

lie GeitipieIe oes. Sobres 1918
tcben tire Sdidiale. 5m Barfe
Weusoorf Bel 2etp3is puroe ieit @n.
fang Mai auf elmer neu erritteten
Maturbiibne oos Observation-Disclosures
1873" aeaeben, oeiien 8ertaiIer
Sans 2iebitoedl lit uro oas BON 81.
teftor 6ran3 SttCfar Slang oorbcrei.
.ct uno flnon5lert NOR. Gr bate Die
Naturblibne BON Dem BETTER oes
RorteS Neusocrf eepaftet, oieI lie
bepoue Wtiibe auf Die Girituoierung
unh ie6r pieI 8eIo auf Die oeforatipe
unh foitiimli6e Iusitattung oes Set.
fpieIes oeupenoet, BEL Dem in Ser
sriten 3ett geeen 1000 Qerionen uno
= go Vferoe mit1uirtten. Ter &c.
tpoIti8e Suidouerruum BOT fiir 1000
Gerion2n Vlos. 2eroer mar Der Wa!
febr flibl unb oerre9net; oas Natur.
thenter. Dem es ii6er5ies an bequemen
@ernirounaen bon Der Staot aus
rldnGett, hteb leer. ur5 nnh uno
noe frat elm beoerfIide5 Delight EN-.
Mriona SUM- ite1te Sas Tbeater feline
GorIteuun9en Elm, uuo 0ireftor
SLANG perIieB 2elp3i1. aber nitt
nur mar BEL oieiem Tobrhunoertfeit.
fpieI Elm euu3es 9erm69en oerIoren
eporaen, fonoern jabIreihe @riiten3en
tebrobt unS eef0brSet. 3u alien
llusIId maht nun audi Die SeraIS.
eo5e Ser Don Qireftor RIans binter.
Icsten anuticn Strpierigteiten. gu.
nddit itelte fid beraus. baB ods 8e.
tperbeomt Die bon Ser &onigI. 2reis.
Eouptulannitoit oorqeihriebene 4au.
tion BON 10000 HFort auf $500 er.
qnobiet uno bic |erteiIuna Sieier
Grmme benz Imtsseriht uber.rasen
hotte. @ts Ole 0erteiIuns oeS Gel.
oes an Bic bartender ShouioieIer
ino Shouipieierturen oorgenonmen
sperSen faau, oerseben natiirIid
@oder.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-08-01

ni6t; tie 1T Die erite grobe eIettri'9
betriebene Sroniit5o5n. Nm Aus.
gang oes tunnels nartet tcleno unb
ihdumeno Die SANDER beute 1T
ibr8roa ohna1htig unS Der ReiienSe
finoet i'm iogar ~miloromant!ih."
Cine 3eitIona gelt IS oidt an ibrer
Seite bin, oann ipringt Der 3ug EN-.
fad nit einem eIeganten Sprunge
n6er iie meg. 6rutigen. Gauiar.
Sahs. portDein. Mie tonnte mar
ben treoen3enoeu Shwar3loden.
aoplhen einen Gor5 erteiIen? uHo Is
eebt aui Ser berrlldeA anOergruno IN
lan8en ae5ren tlettert Die 8abn aui
Die Sobe, iberp;noet 8diie uno
S6Iuhten uno grauienbaite GooeI.
no bic ~beiIigen 8oiier" CT Oen
ihplnoelIteiIen @Gnoen hingeleiter
neroen. CREDIT Qonoeriteg. 0as ia.
genihore. Sect beginnt Die fegion
Der 8Ieti6er. Die Ttrue leutten. ole
Sdroiien 'letiden pie muienoeJtaub.
there Die 3Gbne. Die Soften oe5 Sod.
eebIrges offner lid una ieine 9immeI
- ga bobrt lid Ser 3ug i'll ole zen.
Der Der Salt gebietenoen 1rcnitcHen
@adter, muhIt i'd blnourdl. balrt
iid einen &e5 Don 1905 Ntetern III
Snnern Ser Groe. uno mas. oas Bolt
io5t, muB mo5r lem: Ole Wctteritei.
Dc it 0urhbro6en. marine iuoIite
Come be8ruBt unS i"enieIts Ser 8Iet.
ihermuiten! Gas oa un1en. tlel IN.
ten. oas tit niht mc5r BE aanocr.
ionoeru Die Rlone. 9liheuoer Se-
gen ihreitet ourh ibr Gat
Nun pdre 0es SnJcns uno Nlau.
berns fein Gnoe. 9is legt uuBten rur
ein3elne Jouriiten uno Sic Sobne Oc3
Su0ens, Die eiu Stit 9e6eu i.ir oie
gritelung DER @obu ~hin3ege5cn ba.
ben. UNI iolhe, ale Srdume iiberiii.
geInoen Sdonheiten; teute iino Sic
grauen. armieIigen H:iter Der Ir.
better. oie i'd ihusiuheno in ale
@ergioIten oerfroten batten. aiisga.
llor6en, ueri1uen - aber 0errn Sc.
hermann tr09t aui 'dmeIIenoen Dol
tern Die 9otihd5ergba5n ourh all
Die 9errlid)tet .
Sn Dem @iufeI oriiben oas lit
Iisp. iber oas Der Gornergrot Der.
einbdn9t, I&ergroB. SnIo oanab
tontmt Brig. Die Gnoitation. Ter en-
pfong. Den man bier Gen 8oiten emf.
bietet. lit mebr oils EN- iolher. ea tit
Der WIufommengruB zines 9anoe5.
in oei'en Bolfstum nod u~ngehobeue
Shdse Don unernteBlihcm Merte
iieden. Die ih0nite unter an oen
3abIIoien 4eoen maren oie paar
Worte oes 8urgermetiters in Sop
penitein. ourh Die Srdnen Der
Qer3Iihfcit 3itterten, ais er, Inn.
ringt bon bdrtigen 8eieQen IN Ser
napoleoniiten Iroht Der Shpei5er.
earoe. i'm 9famen Scr 8epolferuns
roie Wdnner Der 8urit, Der Wtiien-
lt.aIt uno oes 4~us6altenS~ pinfom.
men bieB, uno bier, in Brig, ging Der
8unoespraiioeut obne peitere5 aui sic
bieoeren Spieler 3u, Die i'm 0relen
bas &odbrett ihluscn, Ieerte lem
Clos 9oabtiaroer OUT ibr @obl.
Gie 6ohnen Hottern obne Inter
yaB. oie Boiler trahen. i'm alien
Stadolperidtoiie periuht man Ole
a1gemeine Jreuoe pieoer IN 8orte
gu miir3en.
90 NOR aber niemono unter Sem
S1uiIein 9eoor3ueter, Der. 9euge ell
ner biitoriider Cat, niat mad einem
GintIong eeinht hdtte 3miiheu DER
erba5enen 9ebirssweIt unS Dem III.
erborten Sobenflue oes menibIi6en
Geiites.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-08-01

oi. in pf~unopd..tsn arranaiert. But
ter berunlgel.9t peroen tam, fopaB
lie bart uno f.it bI.ibt.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-08-01

bon Der 3eit Der Irsnnung BON Der
W}t,b bis gum Giniiilleu ins But
tsrfdB ourdmoht, III bluptidhli6
Der, Der Butter oos aepiinihts Nro'
ma 81 geben, bod Diro odourh aud
oas 8uttern srlei6tsrt uno bsIhIeus
ntgt. Dos Nniduren 0oer Reifsn
be5 Hohms niro entrreoer outh bic
Batterien betpirt., melte BON 9tntut
aus in Der Wilh sntboIten limb. ooer
ourb tiiuitli6 bin3uQeiebte, in Der
Sorm BON iogeuannten .St1gters"
tob9erobmte Wilh. 0olImil6 ODER
refer 3obm). Die 8ortsits Der Der
~nenoung pom Charters" fno: Grs
3~ieluna zines 9uten. gleihm1Bi9sn
Nromas Der Butter. 8eihIeuniqung
res 8eiier5 uno beIiere 0ontroIIis
runq Der Quutitdt Der Butter. Den
3eitpuntt Der ribtigen Reifs tam
man uur ourh rem 0eihmad uno
0trud feititslIen. Der rein uno reid
itin mug. Sur prifuug oe5 Rubms
nuF feline Meife osb0rt immerbin sts
mas llebung uno GrTobrunQ. bed
sisnet lid Der fFarmsr oisIelbs baIo
an. Sin fDtitsre5 Grtsnnunqs8eifsu
Der Reiie 1T aud Elm. q,rings Der,
bidung uno Elm o;Gn3euoes 4u3i,s
ben bt5 Rohms. W,nn Der 1armer
bi, Butter fdrbeu mill, 70 rutB Der
GGrbitoff Dem Rohm tur3 Dor BEN
GinfiiIIsn ms gutterfaB 5u9.fsBt
lperoen.
0os gutttrn b,s Robms bot BE,
fanntlit ben 3ned. ieinen 5stt9,s
bolt, bic tl.inen I.tttiselden. gu
Rlumpen gu bereinig.n. uRo ba
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-08-01

ileIlOfttteb.
tommt IS bdraui an, oen ri6tia.n
3sitpun,t gu finoen, no man nit
BEN 8uttern nuiboren mub, bsnn
bon Der @robt Der 9lumpsn bdngt
Die Geihtigtsit oes @ntfernens Der
Buttermilf, bic 8Ieihmdbiatett in
Der VerteiIune pes SoISes. iolpi. bic
5einbeit oes &ornS uno oi, Oilti9s
lett Der Butter ob. Die YuttermiIA
Tam am QriinhlihItsn entfernt lper
ben, tpenn 0ie 9uttertlumpen etlpu bic
0roBs zines Widistorns blbeu. Qqbt
mar le 10 qroB tpie cine Walnub
ooer bic 6ouit zines Wannss reroen.
10 III cine poilitdnoigs 2rennuuo Der
ButtsrmiIh ourh Wa1hen iebr I'M
pohriheinIid, 4ut) IdBt iih bel
fIeineren alumpen oa8 SnlS sIsid)-
mdBiger perteilsn uno burhorbelteu,
tpdbreno bas LANCE Durhorbtittn
GROCER RIumpen 31psd8 aIeifmdbiQen
G0I3enS o0s NusIeben uno bic Sc
ltlQt.jt Der Butter beeintrdhti9t.
Notoem mon nit benz 8uttern
fsrtig lit. pi5o oit 9utttrmild ourh
Elm ieines Sieb abQelnif:n uno dl8s
oonu Die Butter nit toItem Wlii,r.
eaS un Elm paar 8ruoe tdlter ootr
mariner 1T. ais Die ButtsrmiId. Qts
ipoihsn. Die 2,mperntur oe8 Wdfs
fers muB Fh nuh Der OihtiQttit
Der Butter rihtsn. Sit lie f,br
neih. 70 o,brnuhe mon tGlttres
Waiier, 1T ie bort, lpeni9.r taIteS.
0urh ons Wo'hen peroen oi. Itb.
ten 8s'te Der 8utt.rmilh ,ntFtrnt.
eas Nrpmn osrbtffert uuo oi, 0alts
bartlett uno 6sitiateit ,rb0bt. Rod
BEN Woittn lollt, oi. Butter ims
mtr not in tOrnia,r 5orm I,in. Gs
voiro ibr oISodru ons SolS Suo,i.st.
IL nab Der 2otalitdt bon - bis 115
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sci9t bic 8torb,itun1. oos 0urhs
tn,t.u Der Butter. ipoourh oas Sal,
al.ihmGBi9 b~,rttilt, Der Butter Elm.
arpbtrs aon'ifsn3 q.a,b,n uno nod,
cttpa BARN ,ntbulttr. Ttuttiot.it in
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-08-01

Tppnrat gum Formen ser Butter,
I%uItote gu er3ielen, ioii,e man nam
lid INNER cine mittlere 9empsratur
I'M 8utterfoB ~innebalten. 8ommt
bic 3smperutur 5u bob, 70 gi6t e8
cine ipeite, tlumpige Butter, Die talgs
oosr Ihmisrenartiq ausiiebt unb in
Der oann Isi6t qr0Bere Wsngen BUT
termEld baften bIeiben, olS erpini6t
lit. Cine gu nieOrige Gempsrutur
aber muB oe5bolb DsrmieOen neroen,
DsiG bisrbei o0s 0erbuttern nur Gus
berit fdpieria 1T. Bel gu nisbriger
2emperatur ieBt iih Der Robm aud
ju febr ouf Der innersn Seits oe8
9utteriofie5 isIt, unb bic Butter
Islbit piro 10 bart, oaB lie nur
idIedt SaI3 oufnimmt.
4usfeben gu gsben uno infoIge bsiIen
tinen I.iht.rn Qblub gu finoen, pfl.9t
Der 6ormer lie in elmer fir ben 3p.d
Defenders nng,fsrtiatsn 6orm gu
prsIien. Sin Emp elmer Iolden iorm
Sei9t uni.r. 4bbiIoung. GnoIi6 pers
onI6duli6en mir nod elm. 3ift. gum
0.rpod.n uno Deriouot Der Butter.
81. entbGlt in Der Mitts elm. nit Gis
s.fiillt., Oier.dige aanne. um tS.Id.
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Sutterfobrifatiou.

Sm QnihIuB an sinen friibsrsn
Nrtitel uber rationale 8uttsriabris
fation duf Der Garm lei bier nod
bon Dem eigentlihen prO3sB Der 9srs
ft,IIung Der Butter, ioipie ihrsr Be-
orbsitung unb 8erpndung Die Reos.
Die @its Der Butter hdnqt Di.l oas
bon al. o6 Der gu berbutternos Rnhm
bic rihtige Reifs bot. Der 3mst
bs5 Reifens. noruntsr man bic Der
onosrungen psritebt, fpel6e Der Ra6m
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-08-01
8aten oeJmifreu uertuuIle Slbuer.
ihnr.

Tenn farmer RshoeI elliott aus
SuieS i'm @autefba Gountp, 0is.,
iiuo Jest irnertaIb elmer tur3en 3eit
ritt penieer ais 200 Su1nsr obbou.
ser eetommen. Iriun8s hadte Ser
Nann, SaB ihru oas Neoeroieb &c.
;tobIen rporoen mare. lin Sen Tieb
nm ub3uialien. leate er iih meberere
Ndt1te auF ote 0ouer uno beuierste
6uB Gussr rpelHdbjg N Den
&uhreritoII Sraraer. Sic Eisrc or.
nurlten uro ion1ru fortitIe9oteu.
Ger S6aSen ees ISarmerS lit EN- EN-.
pfinSIiter. Aa Se Gliere n;e'iteus
eSIe Raiis5i9rsr uarer.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-08-21
MACK WORRIED
OVER OUTLOOK
Leader of Athletics Doesn't Think
League Pennant Cinched

New York. Aug, 2l.-Harry Smith.
manager of the Newark team of the
International league, which is believed
to be a sure pennant winner this year,
will succeed William Dahlen as man
ager of the Brooklyns at the end of
the present season. At least this is
the story circulated by insiders who
know what is going on behind closed
doors at Ebbets field. The Brooklyn
and Newark clubs are owned outright
by Charles II. E,bbets. Stephen w. Nc
Keever Edward j. McKeever Henry
w. Medicus and others. The failure
of the Dodgers and the wonderful sue
cess Of the Indians have prompted
deep thought among the owners of
those teams. 1t is said that President
IIbbets' loyalty to Dahlen remains un-
shaken; that he ascribes the many de-
feats since July To a chapter of acct
dents, not managerial blunders, and
that he believes Bad Bill should be
retained at least another year. ON the
other hand, ii is reported that the Me
Keevers. who have invested big money
in both clubs, are inclined to heed pub
lie clamur, which is for a change in
the management of the Brooklyns.
The McKeevers, it is said, did not
relish the trading of Pitcher Stack to
the Cubs, particularly when he retired
the Philies with three hits the next
day. In looking over the available can
didates for the Brooklyns' manage
ment, therefore, Harry Smith has won
the McKeevers favor, and, so the story
goes, he viii be strongly backed by
them for the job, with Ebbets of course
having the final say.
Smith is a veteran catcher, a bright
intelligent man. who is immensely pop
ular with the Newark players. He was
member OF the Boston National
| league team two years ago, when the
Brooklyn club purchased his release
and turned him over to Newark When
Joe McGinnity sold the Indians to the
Brooklyn magnates, Smith was APP
| pointed manager. The Newarks this
! year have been under his exclusive
control, and he has handled them with
so much skill and judgment that they
| are not tnIN Whining the
of their circuit for the first time in
many years, but also have made $50
coo for their Brooklyn employers.
| When Smith takes hold Of the Dod-
| gers-and wise men say he is sure to
get the position-Dahen can have the
management of the Newarks if he de-
sires it. Upon Smiths recommended
ton the Brooklyn club already has
purchased Atchison the Newark's left
hand pitcher, who will begin work
with the Dodgers not later than Aug
ust - II is learned that Smith has
urged tine brooklyn club To take Sec
ond Baseman Getz and Outfielder Will
lie Zimmerman, too, as he believes that
those men will strengthen the Dodgers
next year. The Brooklyn club will not
purchase Pitcher EnZmanm however,
but a draft for him Will be filed IN
September.