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Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-05-30
For Hardwood Floors

Dear Margery Doom:
Please tell me good flller for hard
wood floors that have TO be done over,
and oblige, H. j.
Make very thick paste Of boiled
linseed oil and powdered starch; add
little japan and then with oil of
turpentine reduce the working con-
sistency. For dark ash and chestnut
add little raw sienna; for walnut
add burnt lumber and a little vene-
tian red; for white oak or white ash
no color is required; for other woods
use enough color to cover the white
of the starch Apply with a brush
or rag, let stand a few days, then
sandpaper.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-05-30
INEXPENSIVE DUST MOP

Take eight or more discarded stock
ings preferably wool, but cotton may
be used if desired). Cut off the feet,
fold each leg in middle and cut ends
to within an inch of fold in strips
about an inch wide. Then sew all to-
gether stitching along fold, and
fasten in ordinary mop stick. Satu-
rate with oil or dry as preferred
Home Department, National Maya
zine for May.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-05-30
A Pronunciation Bee

A change from the old-time spell
ing bee Is a pronunciation bee, and 1t
Is astonishing how many bright peo-
pie there are who Will mispronounce
such simple words as idea, illustrate.
romance, and even often, and with.
After sides have been chosen the
teacher" gives out the words that
are to be pronounced by merely spell
ing them.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-05-30
lie Wants to Grow Tall
Dear Miss Doom :

Dear Miss Doom:
/ am anxious 10 know how can grow
tall RALPH 8.
How old are you, Ralph? If you're
under 25 there's hope. If over you
might begin to wear those built-up
shoes that come for short folks. Bet
ter concentrate on growing mentally.
In time you will become a philoso-
pher and a little thing like height
Will be below your mental plane. Do
you comprehend my meaning, steph-
en-? AMlkA
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-05-30

Griddle Potato Cakes-Mash OF put
four or five fioury cold patotoes
through wire sieve; add two ounces
of butter, a little salt, a teaspoon
full of baking powder and as much
flour as the potatoes will take up.
Turn out on a board, form into a
round cake with a rolling pin and
shape it with the hands. Cut the cake
into quarters and again into eighths
and bake on the griddle for ten or
fifteen minutes and a delicious cake is
the result.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-05-30
aaA9NLcE 81,
- AEARTJl pd Home fTEG
by MargoU Doom gdb
To Shampoo White Hair
Dear Miss Doom

Dear Miss Doom:
Please tell a young-old lady how TO
keep her white hair nice and glossy and
not yellow l have such a time with
mine 1t doesn't seem to be a pure
white. PRBMATURBLY GRAY.
Your hair should be kept very
clean. Brush every night, using at
least a hundred strokes Here is an
excellent shampoo
A teaspoonful tincture of green
soap and one egg beaten together in
a pint of warm water. Separate the
hair and apply the mixture with a
nail brush, then rub all over the hair
until it forms a good lather. Rinse
in several waters and In the last
water add very little blueing, which
will prevent the hair from taking a
yellow tinge.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-05-30
FOR A WEDDING BREAKFAST

of lilies of the valley and one pink
rosebud tied together with silver
gauze. Mark the brides place with
a wreath of pink rosebuds and ferns
and one can be tied to the back of
her chair with silver gauze. At each
plate put small silver baskets filled
with pink and white sweets. Use
pink candles in silver candle-sticks,
with white shades decorated with a
wreath of pink silk rosebuds.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-05-30

To arrange a simple and yet dainty
table decoration for home wedding
breakfast take a shallow silvered
basket and fill with lilies of the val
ley and delicate ferns and few pink
rosebuds. Place this basket on
circular mirror in the centre Of the
table and conceal the frame with
wreath of ferns. lilies and pink
rosebud here and there.
Lay at each table a small bunch
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-05-30
FOR CRIDDLE CAKES

For a twenty-f1ve-pound mixture
of material mix together twelve
pounds of buckwheat flour, eight
pounds of whole wheat -four with
outer husk Of the wheat removed or
left on as desired), FIVE pounds fresh
ly ground yellow cornmeal. Prepare
with yeast or yeast cake, rising over
night as is usual for griddle cakes.
Bake on a hot soapstone griddle-
Home Department, National Maya
zine for May.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-05-30
DAILY HEALTHOGRAM

Don't put money above life and
impoverish your bodies to add to
your purse. The art of living lis
to work moderately, to spend
moderately, to take pleasure mod
erately and to rest moderately.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-05-30

Hereafter no letter will be an-
swered unless accompanied by the
name and address of tho writer.
This is not for publication, bins
IS an evidence OF good faith on
the part of the sender.
Write on only one side OF the
paper.
Readers are requested not 20 en-
close stamps, as the editor IL far
200 busy to write personal replica
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-05-30

! ceeds will be used toward paying for
the moving picture apparatus which
| the church is purchasing.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Porter futile and
family, of Roseville avenue, will spend
the summer at Setauket. Long Island.
Henry A. Morrison and family, of
North Thirteenth street, will leave
today for their bungalow at Atlantic
Highlands, where they will remain
until October.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles McCausland.
of Dickerson street, have gone to
Niagara Falls for a holiday and
week-end trip.
Mr. and Mrs Thomas Powers, of
DeGraw avenue. are planning to
spend part of the summer at their
home at Greenwood Lake
Mrs. Louis Kempf and family, of
Clifton avenue, will spend the sum-
mer with Mrs. Kempf's father, Will
lam NJ. Clark, of Heller parkway,
who with his family will occupy his
summer home at Oak Bluffs, Martha $
Vineyard.
The members of the Impromptu
Club will hold the final dance of the
season this evening. Among those
who will act as patronesses are Mrs.
NJ. A. Judge, Mrs. L. Faber du Faur.
Mrs. J. A. Warrender and Mrs. NJ. S.
Wood.
The pupils of Miss Sadie Lipson, of
Fabyan place, will give their annual
recital al her home June l.
A reception and cotillion for the
Juvenile classes of the Rothard
School for Dancing will be given to-
morrow in the Roseville Auditorium.
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to salad? wants
M a
in is
havea H,
DandeOn Wine
add
of
In
fermen x
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-05-30
Pictorial Review Patterns
1o and 1b Centn Fac

tan be purchased at l.. Hamburger &
Co. or any Pictorial Review Pattern
agency, or will be sent by mali Write
your address very plainly and always
specify size wanted
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-05-30

MMR. AND MRS. AUGUST STEM
MI GEL and family, of SO Ran
dolph place. have opened their
summer home at Bradley Beach.
Miss Elsie Hammel of Broad street,
will spend the week lend at Asbury
Park.
Miss Mary Lyons was in charge of
the house party, which consisted of
seven girls of the College Women's
Club of Essex, who left this morning
for Budd Lake. The girls will stay
until Sunday night. This is the first
of the many weekend house parties
which will be given this summer by
the members.
Special exercises will be conducted
by the Jewish Sisterhood at 2:3O this
afternoon in celebration of the first
anniversary in the new building, at
Livingston street and seventeenth
avenue The exercises will take
place on the lawn. The various
clubs will contribute to the program,
which will include a number of
original songs and poems. Ad-
dresses will be given by Samuel
Goldberg, Jacob J. Kalter, Max
Nimmeroff and Nathan Fischbein.
Joseph Steiner, leader of the club
council will preside and Moses Men
delsohn will lead the devotional
service.
DIR. Louis r. Radin, of Clinton ave-
nue., and David Warshawsky, of
Ridgewood avenue, left last night for
a Western trip. which will include
visits to Buffalo, Niagara Falls,
Cleveland and Detroit.
Miss Lorraine Davis, elocutionist;
Miss Frederick Sims, soprano. and
Earl Titus. pianist, will contribute
TO the program of the musicale which
will be given this evening at 1:45
O'Clock at the Roseyille Methodist
Episcopal Church In addition there
will be motion pictures. The pro-
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-05-30

Charming design for ladys waist
in chiffon or soft silk. 1t is trimmed
with revers of striped satin and has
a vest of white net. The revers may
or may not be finished with tiny lace
frills
Cost to make, average size
Oh varIe, incl. -, ,f.saf nj
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-05-30

A reception and cotillion for the
Juvenile classes of the Rothard
School for Dancing will be given to-
morrow in the Roseville Auditorium.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-05-30

No. 51S4. Sizes 30. 81. SO. 50, 40, 4,
and "A bust. Price of pattern, Il
cents.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-05-30

KMR. AND MRS. AUGUST STEM
MI GEL and family, of SO Ran
dolph place, have opened their
summer home at Bradley Beach.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-05-30

Miss Elsie Hammel. of Broad street,
will spend the weekend at Asbury
Park.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-05-30

Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Powers, of
DeGraw avenue. are planning to
spend part of the summer at their
home at Greenwood Lake.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-05-30

Mr. and Mrs. Charles McCausland.
of Dickerson street, have gone to
Niagara Falls for a holiday and
week end trip.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-05-30

The pupils of Miss Sadie Lipson, of
Fabyan place. will give their annual
recital at her home June l.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-05-30

ceeds will be used toward paying for
the moving picture apparatus which
the church is purchasing.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-05-30

Mr.. and Mrs NJ Porter futile and
family, of Roseville avenue. will spend
the summer at Setauket. Long Island.
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81 q u B
in irahcr Moraenitnnoe i'm Cigar
ren.WeidlGif pon j. y. Tops
nasgefibrt.

Ter aIte frininoliitiif)e 2ebriae,
SoB einem penpeeenen 0erbred,en be.
rem mebrere ioIgen, bat iidl in Den
.ester 1agen mir an Oft befuohrbeitet.
@or einiaer Belt mad,ien perihieoeEe
lleberfdlle Don iih reben, pelf,en in
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9iedrrengeihaft bon :. 2. gioos,
Io. 511 Speainore Strabe unb ralib.
fen ben getrae bon SS7 in 9nar, ei.
men Gbed in Sobe bon $12.95, iotpie
cine Gnittiina iiber ben getraa bon
Sf6, rpeIhe tiif Dem Built bes aoiii.
rers Ioacn. Ter 8erfdufer R.G. 2inb-
ion bate oos 8elo uuo Ghef aui oos
4uIt bes aaiiirers ssobn Sullipan &c.
legt. in Der Annahme, oaB berieibe
oieles ioicrt on iid] nehmen iuiirSe.
SnIlipait beaab iid mad, einem ipeiter
binfen aeIeaeneu Ibeil oes 8eihofts.
inn nit stpei anoeren anseiiellteu eli.
nige @orte sirtped,ieIH ssn, ieIben
auaenblid betraten bic Burden oas
cseihdit. erariiien nurh bas 3ah!-
ieniter 6os BeIo uno eiltei ebenio
lfnea oapon tuie lie eefommen lDa.
rem. Tie anseitcllien bntten ben Gin-
triit Der giirihen geiehen ,mo rDarert
aud] 3cugen bes Haubes. bod, fonn.
ten iie bic gurifen niht nebr CIR,
piidlen. Gs miro onaenommeu. bah
Die Mduber BEN 8oriaa i'm 8eid,dit
beobadltet baben uno bic giinitiae 8e.
leeenbeit rpabrnnbmen ben Rau6 aus.
suiiihrcn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-12-02

Eat, fperben be preife BON Renem
iieigen. Haoitalere 4rbeit miro no.
tbio iein, um rie 5beueruns 5u be.
tdmpfen. Die Nptbpenbisteit ersibi
iih aus elmer Sohluge, BE 9eiorsnih
errsat, bas lit bic beitdnnig 5une1men:
Be 4rbeitsloIisteit in ben srpben
Gtdoten. Disis 5olse ipar pprausau-
iebsn. Die 9eitreituns Der Soften Der
Na6runssmittel erbsifd. iplh eroBs
Summen, bab tie Nadfrage nah Sns
buitrie : grseugniifen i9fper barunter
Isibet. Der neue 5arif bat teine 2ia;
perung sebraht. Sn Sol9e oeffen
pirb bas publitum se5lpungen iein,
iib ielbit 5u heIfen uno es bat ben
glnihein, als pare eine Initematiihs
Qusidaltuns res Mlittelbanbels ourd)
otretten 9esu1 prn ben 5drmern i'm
9dnee. Die Scee 1T, cine beitdnotge
3ufubr permittelit Der 9adetpoIt ~
erlanaen, obsr tpenn iih bos dls ungsa
niiaeno erlpeiIt, cooperative 2doen 81
erDffnen. SGnblsr lpsrben gut oaran
thun, bieis genesuns niht gu ienos
riren, tenn bic amsritanriden 5rauen
seihnen Iih burt eroBe @nereie aus
uno nerbsn ustslitdnbs, Die elmer abs
hi!fe fdbts iino, nift oulben.
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Pokal.Derid)t
0tertli1Df 1DfettSteridbt.

WoIier Beplsr, 33. 2143 5atmotsr
Girabe; 2ungenentsiinbuns.
6nnnab Wofes, 80, 40 6aboen
6nu; 5er3leiben.
Samuel Ganber, 81, SiibHdxs 5o-
ipitoI; Grsbs.
Jeremp 9obin, 76. stabtsSoipiial;
Jnqusit in Shnek.
Roiettd goot. 1926 part Apenue;
Snq,,eit in Shpebs.
Geo. Cape. 70, 322 Weit 4. Sirobs;
6arnfdureprsifiung.
Miaiam Dniler. 16, 1422 Jobn
Gtrnbe; 6er3leioen.
Carrie Dirfh. 81, 2919 Wariap
NDsnue; arebs.
Garob Dronn, 80, 2345 Wbeelsr
Gtrabe; Vierenleioen.
Gsrtruo Ghnener, %. 216 Wen 9.
Gtrabe; 6irnbdutentSiinbuns.
NolIie 9olI, AZ, DiafoniHens 6oipis
tai; Observation-Disclosures.
Mliee Woore, 80. 1919 Eprine
Orope MDtnue; 6er3leiben.
Clarence Mrbognit, 8, 616 Rihmonb
Gtrobe; Jnqueft in Ghpebe.
Gomnel GnslapS.p. 30. 3468 Bur.
net @penue; QunoeHeHt5iiHbung.
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Ter Gentralbahnbof.

stabtanluolt geftnnn irirb heiitc
Gem Staotraih anf beiien @unid1 Elm
jitrioiihes Biitaf,teu be5iialidl oes
Gtafus oes ,sreibrieis Der llnion Ee'
rot & Terminal so. sniiellen- siadl
Serrn geitmnn's aniidt fam DER
,sreibriei Der @eiellihait, Die befnnIlt'
lid, Den, GentrnIbabnbof bauer ipiil.
jeocrseit miocrruien iperben, oa Die
geoingungen oes ,Sreibriefs nift eiIl'
gehalfen moroen iino.
Tic 8eiellid,ait iolltr i'm Ndrs bic.
les ssobres Die arbeiten IN Anarii'
nebmen. hat iebod, luie Aerr 8ett'
man lid, ausbr.idt. ~bas Grorcid, MIR
Elm ,penia gefrast" sSerner mar bic
@eieafhait perpilifltet. am 30. 1c'
sember Den 9sad)ipeis Al lieiern. oal;
lie Elm aapitnI pon $4,000. 600 Oil
Sano babe, lit icbod, nildl oieier We,
siuamng nid,t nnhaefonlnicn.
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un8laubli@.
17.jdbriaes N6bdDen min BON tinem
Neeer aefanaen sebalfeh ipsr.
ben iein.

Ginen eiipas eis.ntbiimlidFn WsiNs
ihmad bat bi. GrsGblung Der fieb5sbr
Sabre alien Jlorenee Ghmibt BON No.
648 Gnrigbt Gtrabe. priee oin, nell
DE aeItern Wlorgen bon DettftiuS an
Der 13. unb Main Gtrabe ptrbaftet
uno benz 5ussnbssridt iibtrrieien
ipnros. Dos Wdbhen mar Der polijti
felt bem IL. Sttober ala permtbt ges
meIbet. Dor bem probntionss Beomten
6ornbergsr i'm Susenossrihi CAB bos
Wdbhen on, bab fie bon einem Vsger.
Der In Nponbole tpobnsn lou, gefonssn
gebnItcn ipurbe nnb fir beFtn Inter
bait iorsen mnbte. sylorenct ShHibt
mar Bis gum 1ase ibres Dsribrins
bsns in elmer aleioerfabrit ibdtig itrio
bssab iif nod polIbrahtcr Nrbtii
nah Der 0aiisfele an Der 5. unb Dins
Strabe. nm bort cine Gar Su kiisigsn,
fpeIts Il. mad 6auis brinsenfolltt. an
Der Strabenede nuroc iit bon tinsm
Reaer onsereDst, ipelder ibr iuste. oab
bic Woseons Der seipininten linis
auf elmer anbsren Strsde fabren. Der
Reaer beslsitete barnuf oHssblih BE
Sbmibt bis slr 5. uno Wain Gtrabs.
6ier ion Der Rsesr. ipelftr itnsefdbr
30 Sabre oft, 8 5uB II Sou srob ,.no
trGftis scbalit isiu ioa. Dem Wdohsn
nit GrIdi.bsn seorobt boben, ipenn iie
nitt nit ibm fahren ipiirps. Dns
paar bsities cine 4DonoaIe Gar. Nah
otm Derl1Hen Der Gar In aponoalt
iei Der Reger nit ibr cine Str.dt ipsit
aegans.n, .be lie 81 oefsm Iteren
Sauie tamsn, peldes an einsm Bad
a.lcsen uno NIT guihneri imssben
iii. 1i. Summ. BON S., trelte bas
Mab6cn bel iib tatte, CAB Der Vsssr
fir ben llntsrhalt Der geioen aus.
Ter Batter bes Wdbheus trfpirss.
g.iiern sinen SaftbefeH gessn ben nod
nnbesannten Reser iino begab iih in
gegleituns BON apei Ietettips nah Der
BON feiner 1ohter angeeebensn gDoh'
nuna oes R.sers. Der Beihnloists
tonnte ab.r ni1t srmit.eIt fperben.
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Wn,sbes . 1,sferpttfd tfdue.
Gnorm bpbs werbinbIid)feiten anb
feinerlei Mftipa.

9YiIIiam WAtdRn bon TeIhi nabni
geitern bic Wohlfbaten oes Nationalist
ganfcrottaeicscs In aniprah, irlornl
er i'm gunoesgerihf Inn Verbdnglrng
beS observation-disclosures nadlind]tn.
Seine EertinoIidfeiten erreid,en bic
enormc S0be bon $7S1 ,S22.5i, oe-
men nnr Nftipa BON bunoert Dollars
aegeniiberitehcn. 9ieie bunoert Doll
lars rcpraientiren cine aftie Der wsit.
hea grif So. unb aud, oicie iei linn.
ipie ii. Ser Vetition berporaebobcn
ipiro, gefd)enft iporoen. 0lifhen ipnr
Daitinhaber Der Dor flint ssabren Der.
frod)ten Gppreb 2ninber go. Gr per'
Icr babel nid,t MIR iein ganjes Ber'
mogen, ioi,bern mtroe gum getragc
ieiner 9erbinolidfeiten in Shuioei,
aeitiirst. Tieien pia er iest leoig &c.
iprohcn ipcroen nnb ba3u Ioil Dos
oes.ganferottgeiee belfen.
Games gS. Snin unS @ilIiam 2.
Gain baben aleihfaas erbeblidjc
Shuloen nnb fein germogen. Sic
inhten aeitern ebenioIls Inn elnlei.
tiing oes observation-disclosures nadl
uno aoben ihre 9erbinblihfciteu aiii
$12,s5t .63 nna ibre aftipo ani $2a
an. Die @ebriioer Gain naren iliter
ben sSirmennnmen Games @. Gain &
SO. uno sIud Broom Goro 60. ge'
ih1ftlid, fhatig gepelen.
ssm ssaIle bon Games G. Bntton,
,snhober Der Commercial Rading 80.
lno Der gaiton Manufacturing Co..
tnlroe bas @eiuh Tim Ginleitilng oes
Observation-Disclosures pon perid,icoe.
men @la,ibiaern seiieat, ndnIid, bon
ser &. q. ainiep go. NIT ,SorSeriin'
aen bon 80. 2onis q. ssrcemnn
Go. nit ssoroernngen bon i.0I
rmb ser G. &. Morris SO. nit elmer
iscrbcruug bon $14.53. Gntton BAT
om 1. Ronember i'm @anferottgcrlhi
eine MISUNDERSTANDING on Sobn
8. So,pcu poraenonrnen.
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Oerldn8erun8
Ter Sed,iten Strafe StraHenbabu'
linie in Mmsiid)t genummen.

ZEN Sinotrdib ipirb In ieiner heli.
tiaeu Sisnnq bonn Staotaniunlt geit.
man cine Groiuai5 5ugeben, ipeld;s
cine 8erI1ngerimg Der Sehiten Stra.
5. StraBenbobnIinis Dcriisht. 2aut
oieier Grbinans ioIl Die Sinie bon III
rem aeaelipdrtigen Gnbpuntt on Der
Soppla Strnbe. on oieler big jiIr
geefmnn StraBe, norolid, on Der
geefmon StraBe 3,ir gogeluoco aoc.
mo an oieier Bis sur goipers apenue
ourd,eelegt iperoen.
0leif;eitig miro audi Staotratlls'
nitglic6 Conner bon Der 90. Wnro
Die 3uItimmuns Der @runobeiiBer oit
ben in Jraas tommenoen Strdben 81
piefer Durhleauns Der Strabenbahn
|iinie inierbreiten.
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perit1nbIit. ipie bel eseisneter fioatlis
der 5iiriprge bier Wanbel geifufft
tperoen tOnnte. Wenn ben Garmer
feline fdnis iperbenbe 5ppotbef niht
briidt, ipeil ibm unter einer rittisen
Snftem Elm auf pisle Sabr3ebnte ses
benber arsbit estpdbrt ipiro, 10 pers
Ihtpinben bic llriahen, pelte gu
fhlehter gpbenipirtbfhaft perdnlabt
baben. Weiter 1T aud BON findn5isls
ler unterftiisuns bic Dur2fiihruns eli
ner be5pnbers prinaliden Refprm gu
eriparten, tpelhe oarin be'tebt, ben
@robbetrieb in aleinbetrieb umSl,s
lpanbeln, benn bic Grfabrun5 bat ers
lpiefen, oaB eine irteniips 6elbipirtbs
ihaft nur i'm aleinbstriebe auftpmmen
fanu. gei ben bsItGnbis iteigenoen
SDbnen muB Der Grpbbetrieb iih bon
Sabr su Sabr ipseen Wansels on ars
bsitsperIonol psriblehtern. Da Die
geihaffuns elmer grDBeren Wsnge
bon Habrungsmitteln aud fir bic Sns
bultrie bon tpeientli6sr 8epeutuns 1T,
10 lieet benz 4ongreb Die pfliht ob,
feline Sibuns nt9t sber gu idliebsn,
als Bis er bic sur 6ebune Der Ganbz
tpirtbfhoft nDtbisen Qnitalten aetrp'>
fen bat. g1ir perhehlen uns uiht Die
Shtpieristeit Der Iufaabe. Die amss
ritaniidsn Sarmsn iinb iiber elm uils
enblihes 0ebiet psritreut. Nber bic
Sdfpierigteit piro su iibertpinoen iein,
ipenn Der Gonereb iid ni6t nit gu piel
3Isinurbeit befabt. ionbsrn blos ben
peIsntli6en puntt, Die Stberbsit oes
ben sanbpirtkn uprssitredtsn 6eloss.
beriidiihtist.
Die 5rritfraoe bebdrf ebenfols Der
gsbanbIuns. Sn oieier 6iniiht Jim
stpei grmahnunsen am pIase. Die
erTte iit, baB Die untsrindunssn sinssz
felt perben. Sppeit Iie Itaitgcfltnoen
baoen, parsn Tie bon 9robsm NnBsn.
aber mebr pdrs ppn uebsl. Wlan mub
bic eroBsn aonporationen. tpelte ben
8eeenituno Der unierfuhung biIosn,
CUR Rubs tommen ldHen. Was alI
tpiIien nptbig III, bat man ihon erfabs
rem. Wsitsre Ruhforfhunsen beptrs
ten, bab bds aapttal ii6 ben srpbsn
| inOuitrielIen Gorpurationen fern bdIt
unb es lisat cine brtngsnoe Rotbpens
bioteit Dor, bas srftiitterts 9srtrausr
pieoer su loeten. Die 5peite Grmahs
nuna betrifft bic f6on bsitebsnoen
sruits. Die abiitt li.et Dor. Il.
oriinbIih gu bempliren uno Die pom
Sberbunbesaeridt aufgsitelite Rule Of
Reaipn all bsisitieen. Oas lam MIDI:
osiheben, ohne Millioroen bon aapitas
Iie.. an sntpertben uno oamit elnen
ollaemeinen gantsrott berbei3ufuhrsn.
Das einmal psrpfuibt lit, ldbi 'ib
nit,t tpi.ber gut MAIDEN. Die 4uf1abe
mnb iih oorduf kihrdnteH, oab IN
3utunft feline fruits m.hr entit.hsn.
Dosessn IaHen iih bic sssignetsn yorz
f.bruneen trsffen.
gDenn Der nsus aonsrsb bi.ie brei
2lufaabsn LIFT, ipirb er feiner p'liht
a,niet boben. Wus nod iibrig bleibt
uno es III bas I.hr pisl. muB einsm
fpGtersn aonsrsb iibsrlaFsn bleibsn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-12-02

Riharb unb Warn Benton. 1920
Roe, Sirobe; Annbe.
Charles unb Sobanna aoebel, 2154
ainbsl apenue; Mabhen.
Carl unb Millie glep, 254 Wobaipi
Girabe; Hnnbe.
NnDretu unb Mcmie Dsnrb, 2307
QodfpooD Mpenuc; Wdbhen.
Ron unb 9orienie abompicn, 2702
Gcen Mpenue; Wl1bdxn.
gplpeIt<r nnb Rorma 8rodman,
2147 1urnr Apenue; Wdbhsn.
Gbpnro unb 4moIie Weier, 801
gani StroBe; anabt.
Darn ilnb Anna 9rodman, z134
Harner Apenue; Gnabe.
Watbias unb Vonline Rusf. 80 On
WeDliden 4penus; Wdofkn.
gbarIes unb Wnrsaret 9bisl. 304
Wuiberrp Gtrobf; MGbhen.
Sobn unb Qorsnn Wirmer, 1851
Woore Girnbe; Rnabs.
4Ibert unb aissie SobuiOn, &c Ror
court; Wab6sH.
Wi1iam nnb Gbriitins Gtitb, il
Gbinboro pldes; anabs.
JreD. unb Qi55ie Strohtmnnn, 224
EOriep 6trabe; anabe.
DaDib unb Giiber Reuer. All Beta
Gtrabs; anabs.
Thomas uno Winnie Wersens. 220e
Calumet Gtrabs; anabe.