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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-12-25
kaAries G,unsatt ol.stlet 1emneas 49, neeeber 1913

gr nidt uno bIidt tDie finneno auf
ben iilbtrnen anppf ieines Stods.
Rah einigen 5etunben ldgt er:
.Weibnabten ftebt Dor ber 9biir. sic
iuerben seipib In bic 0eimatb reiIen
uno Bel Sbren 2ieben oas sgeTt pers
lebcn2"
Gr iisbt Tie fragenb an.
Wlit einsm Ieihten Sdiittsfn oes
aopf.s iagt ella: SD babe .eine
Gltern mebr. lluo bic fpenigen 8ere
tpanoten, bic ih belize, ncbnen febr
fpeit bon bier. SD ipsros Das GET
allein fsiern.~
Gin feltiames Gen,iih bon barber
Webmuth uno tapferem 5umor ilingt
aus ihreii Wprtsn.
Wlit freuoi9sm GrIidunen iitGt
5err Grobs gu bem iungen WdbGe.
auf. s4slein" - Jag. er, .unD ih
glaubte. 6dnshen bat mir ersdblt,
cab Gle i9m, als sr ssbnen fsinen
misunderstanding offenbarts, eefnat
bdttsn: n0as sebt ni1t." Da meiuts
in. Sic perreiiten. :. ga, Der osungs
III orosntlid traurig, baB gle ibm
leinen Wunff nitt e-fiillsn molten. .
2iia lift ROTH geiporbsn. Die 9er=
tDirrung perfdDnt ben !peiden aus-
orud ihrss bur6geiItistsn Geiidts.
Wsrner grobs fisbt iis nit Ieuhs
tsnoen augsn an. DDS 3uriidhai-
tsnos, Siodenbe in ieinsm WsIen TT
eeihpunosn.
sd babe Shnsn ia 10 oisf su oans
Ten, 5rdulsin gernsr, 70 uneRoIid
DieI. Sic babsn ja~insinsn cSnngen
Hidt nur in fsinem Wiiisn gsforosrt.
Sic haben ibm nett mshr gsgeben.
Elm 5ers pou 2isbs. Glaubsn Gis
mir, oas ipeib ih ats Batter su
| fddsen. llno befonoers in meinem
5alls. - Der esunse tbut mir lsip.
Sefen Sic. mein geruF sipingt mid,
pieI BON 5auie fern gu 'ein. Die alts
WirthIdafierin tann iitb nidt allsu
riel nit 6em Ginbe bsihGftigen. Gs
bat niemono, bem es isin tleines 5er5
ausfhiitisn tann. llno 5Gns6en lit
I 10 liebebebiirftig, sr lit ipis cine
pflan5e. Die nah Dem belebenbsn
Rab ihmahtst. Gebsn Sie: unS
nun tamsn Gie. Sic tpdren lieb uno
gut 5u bem Sunssn. gDis cine Muts
ter. ;. Wie itoI5 uno frsuSig er3dblt
er, oaB Sie i'm .mein Sunae" nens
renl gBie Der Gndbe an sS6nsn
bdnst. ipie sr Sic liebt, peraottsrt,
ods lam id Sbnen gar nidt iassn.
Sie iino bic Sonne in ieinem 2ebsr.
llnb barum mar er 10 traurig, ais
sic ibm ieinen Weibnadispunia abs
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-12-25
Ter pianifttIGe ga6eI.

Spre6enbe 6uuoe uno iin9ense Slater,
Sferoe, Die re9Heu - loL1 8un0erge@
tier
g8ir0 Jest cr3ogen IN ieoem 8epier,
3ielft fin 6a3 &iuo o0cr Ebeater.
6ilgIid1 geborte IN bielen guuo
9lber audi Eiptop, ulciu GaGelbuuo,
Der nit BEN Rfoten ia glaubt e5 mir
nur!
geiHn6' i6ou meiitert Die aia5iatur.
gSec oa bernTciut, pas gabe e. tulm.
2omme uur bellt allT mciu feitli5e5
3lnImer,
9or' igu Damn Ip!eIen beIm G6riItbaums
id)inln1cr
T.. StitIe Ga6t" uuo % Sauueubauml~
&inoer! nic itIipoll
luo nie gefilblooIl, 4.
s5eInab bertrdunt 0as ulelu Siptop
TIppr
Shaoe, hnB er aun3erte nidJt oi6tL
4eun er beberrIht nod uuBer ben
padr
StiddeH Elm aan3es 9leperioir;
,,8eRu i5 eiN 8ogleiu mar ipieIt er
patent,
au6 eiueu gSaI3cr bon Straus aus
JSicn,
fScruer Den &raut5ug aus 2obenqriu
ltao Die gtd3urfn pom .9etteIituoeut"
sllg5 SroubG0our" oic id0niten Biecen
SpIett bas aeniaIiid)e ouuoepeien
Gbue 6ebIer bon Y bis gum .
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-12-25
Gbristnafbs.
gon grnft BtGIid.


5eil'ge slau)ti gQit Ieiicn Ghipinoen
Sdliuebit bii fSnigIId sur grbe,
SaBt nit iegnenDer GebdrDe
Heller SdulD nno Go6esriugeu
Gii6cn GngelsiaHg erflinr III.
ggo Su na1eit, ee6t ein @ldnsen
Gnrd) bie .pillterIfdrren ggdlCer,
llebcr 0idltDeridneite Selber,
gSie Gin Soaudl bon tauicHo 2ensen:
Sternenrei9e,I bid iilttrau3en
Tenn su trdgit auf tueidlen ar,sen
s3odlirer Giebe stnaebiilbe,
f8uttes @abe in Dem aiuoe.
grlHGlt bas eiuiae GrbarmeH,
GdBt Dur Sreiine ins erparmcn.
8 tpie tponnig lit oein @al(enl
sSuIIit Der SduIer traufe Hdlune
DlIt bcm Guft Der gnnneu6dutue,
2Sedii Der AinoIein ssduf3sn, qaIler,
1taffit ben aIten hoEo @efaaen.
9iiit nana aus Den 2idt9emdfern
Ilird bic tnite.i. brnteIH 9aiien
Sin 5u bencn, Die periaiieiL
Soblt IN g8inteIn, inter ZQhern
glit Der Siebe nolleu Heferu. Is
ycn6erit uns elm ielig g6neu =
gon neu s5rieben getbner 3eiten,
Won Der 0eimath 5errlldIteiteu,
8eiieit Ghriitiiuos lInferthaneu
@eibnabtsglGn5es 1immeIsbabneu.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-12-25

idhlugsn, lis6ss Jrdufsin, bespegsn
bin i4 nun bier. {. 6dnsdsns negen
-. uno oa i4 bore, oaB sic Elm eins
Icmes gbriItfsit babeu iperoen, bite
i6 sic bersIid: iommen Sie uno
MAIDEN sic Dem aleinsn uno mir
Die groBe 5r.ube. bic idOnite 8eibs
ndhtsfreuoel"
Uait narmem gifsr bate Serr
0roBe seiproden. SeBt iis9ii er ous
iunee MGohsn bitieno ON.
einise Ssiun6tn bsrriht Stpsis
gen in tenn 3immsr Der lebreriH, ole
iinneno Dor iid binblidt.
Damn aber sebt ein gsuhten iiber
ihr Geiidt. Wait isitsm unb srcbam
Bid iiebt iit bsn Batter hires 9isbs
!ings an.
sd trsrbe tommen, 5err GrpBs." !"
Der blonbe Mann ergreiit in frsus
nieem 4ufipalIsn Die Sano oes sins
iameH WidedeHs. sd oante Sbnsn,
Grdulein gsrnsr. id oan,s Sbnsn
taulenbmal!"
llno er preBt feline 2ippen auf Die
fleine liebe 5anb
Inter bem iirahlsnoen gbriiibaum
iisbt 9dnshen unb iiebt nit eldnssns
ben ainosraussH nur INNER auf bus
Grdulein. .i.in iiebss Grdul.in1. Gr
1T ia 10 aliidli6. Sein WeihHahtsa
punfh ift nun bod srfii1t. lInb als
Der Batter ihm iaat Dab 5rdulsin
gernsr baIo gans su ibneu tommsn
iperbe, als !odnsdens nsusWuiter, oa
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-12-25
Gin seisssmaber g9uniG.

Seoop bate einen 4uftrag BON Ieia
rem 2ebrer sr6aIten. ben sr Dor Der
Rahmittaasihule am Iebten Shuls
tage Dor Wsibrahteu erIeotgen muBs
ts. Sam sr aIio gu ipdt 3unt I'M
terridt, 10 NOR sr entihuloigi III
BERT ma. obne GrIaubnis mitselaus
len, unp Die beiosu hattsn iih nuh
(srlebigung bss gtuftroges NOD ein
6isneu nit .Sdlipbern" perauiigt.
als tic iidh nun auf Den Wea sur
ShuIe Tahtsu, itIug 2lIber. bod
tas 6sr3 in Grtpartuns Ser i6m
Iidsr bliihsnoen .Di6Ye". Der
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-12-25

SInu, 90 lIs hHEfp ftoInm 9epeiei
Gr bat aud' in ieinsn Sat psridlofen
@d9oHe puppen aus 5nder eeoohen,
Den hinoeru, welde hibib fromm pdsen,
lpi!i er iclt it.5ne saden pershrsn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-12-25
Jtr Jl1uur. ecv sAizzr upn Emil auman's.

r25-92-
.25-9 ..... i'll. "a
Der ileins Blonotopf iitt nit Dor
Ciisr g.rotb.ten Wangeu nsben Der
iungen 2tbrerin, Die Die i1iperlpi,s
gtnoe Jrogs seittllt bat, unb iuhs oss
RdthfeIs 90Iuns 3u ergriinoen.
.25-9 III 49," ruff sr irsubig srs
rsst uno fdaut nit ben trsuber3issn
blauen augen su ieiner graminatorin
auf.
Die mid! NIT bem bunteln fppie,
unb auf ibren ipmpatbiidsD, beinahe
tfonen 3iisen fp:sselt iid lie Jreuoe
ots Suneen tpieoer.
.Rihtis. sodnshsn! Siebit bu. e.
ssbt fhon pitl better. Gu iuirit nod
einmaI Elm srObsr RsGenmsiiisr."
limb Jrdulsin 2iia 9srn.r prebt
ben 5urien ainoerleib inn.c on iia
uno fiibt ben anabsn auf Wuno uno
Wanesn. Gle bat i'm 10 Ii.b ess
iuonnen, ribren Sungen", all bic Wos
den iiber. in ben.n iie ibm ben Rads
biIfeunierritt ertbeilts, bdmit Die eli.
den, bic Die b0ie arantbeit in pas
Wif:n xs Gehsidbrigea geriilen
bate. ipieo.r oussefiillt OiirSsn.
adnsdsns ROpf rubt an Der sruI.
Der 2ebrerin.
.JrGulein - Iiebes sJrGulsin. 80.
iliifern bic ainonlippen. llnb es in.
ols aiiters Elm bsimlitss Gsbnsn
burh Die Morts. bos Gebnsn mad
Der Wauttsr, Die hem Hlsinen iGon 10
frEb g.nommen tpurbe...
2ifu 9srnsr iiebt iibsr 51nshsns
1iohsfopf hiniiber mad BEN prdds
tisen 9lumeni!raub. Der auf Dem ar.
beitstifde itebt.
~9dnshen - fase nur beinsm pa
pa. es mare - ss ipGre unreht Don
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-12-25
> 60. msin ssunae."

so. mein Sunge."
,Tlein sSllnge -" 1as bort er
germ. Gin psriddmt.s i,Iises addsIn
tritt in isin Gsii6t. 3a tiibt iie Jpn
auf oen Wunb.
Limb nun ipollen mir ge6en."
Shnsa sisbt ii4 bic iunge 2ebrsrin
ben Wintsrmantsl iiber. isgt iih ben
sinfahen 5ut ouf, uno oann gsbn
lie bic bier 5reppen hinuntsr auf oi.
Strabs.
5eft rubt Die Sano tes sslsinsn in
Der ieiner 2shrsrin. 5rsuoig unS
itol3 trippelt sr nsben ibr per-
Die 2aiernsn bremen ihpn. Gs
lit Gin miIoer 9sssmbsrabsnS. Dors
MISUNDERSTANDING iDsbt in ben
Strabsn.
Sag maj. Sanshen. boit Su Dir
Seun aud rs1t mas Gdonss bsim
Weibnadismaun btftslt?@ fragt 2iId.
5dns6sn nidi sifris.
so. limb mas m6ttsit bu tpobI
ON lisbftsn2"
lid - - ih mohts. id mo6tt,
eaB Sic 8sihnadtsn su uns toms
men,"
2ifa iieht DEN alsinsn .riiaunt uno
osriDirrt sugIsi6 an.
ngas gebt ia niti. 5dnshen', iagt
iie nit l:iisr Stimme.
Sic iiHo instpiihen nor bsm Sauie
ansetangt, in oem 1insaen ncbnt.
!. llsbsr Dem 5auptportal fteb. ouf
eiHem sroben 9Iasi6ilo:
NerHsr Grobe,
4r1issft.
Das 1T 5dns4ens 9a.sr.
.Nun aoisu. msin Junse unb mpra
gen ipie0er. glbisu."
Gle mint ibm nod frsuois au, ols
er oi. ieppidbelsgts 1reppe empors
iteist. Damn ssbt fis iansIam nod
aauis...
Gs iit s 5ase Dor Wsibna1ien.
aiia iist In ibrem 3inmer DOE Dem
1iihe, an Dem iie INNER nit 9dn.s
den 81 orbeiien pfI.st. nnb torrisiri
aeite. Gin sans.r stOb lisst nod
Dor ihr. Mbtr bic arbeit nil beuts
nidt redt fortaebn.
HIinslinglins...
ella fahrt auf. ggsr mag bas
fsin2
4 als iie 0fFnsi. iisbi Elm grocer.
blonoer 9srr in elsgantem pels Dor
ibr uno liiftst NIT ebrerbietigsm
gruB ben Gp!inbsr. Sm srissn Mos
mtnt eri6ridid iie. ols Tie 9ans6ena
Batter ertennt.
Sit l1oet ibn gum NGbertreten elm.
Als Der itattlide Wonn bem iuuser
Wdontn IN oem irauIi6en 2ift Del
4rbsitslampe in Die tIugsn. rebbrau.
nen 4usen bIidt. Ibeint "a, aIs fel
bic Siderheit ieints Meisns ourd
cine kidte 9efangenhsit g.beulmt.
6srr GroBe srtunbigt ii1 sunGhf
na1 ben Goriihrittsn ieines Gin3i.
gen, unb ala liIa ibn ibrs polIe gu.
frieoenbeit nit ben 2eiItunssn 6dns.
6sns ausoriidt. geht Elm 1reuotn,
i1ein iiber feline erniien 3iiss.
.Gr mar ia hurd bie Grnnfbeii
ipsit suriidgtblisbsn, ib fiirdtsie istor
fir fein GOrttommen in Der al0Te
DAB es nun anbsrs getporoen III
bante ih Sbnen. Jbrer lisbepoIIer
6ingdbt, perehrtss GrduItin."
Gsine Gtimme tlingt spurm. aife
tpttrt db. .. id that nur mein'
pilidt. 6err GrOBt. Der llnserri9
mar fiir mid sins arobE sreb'
treube..
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-12-25

Kiuo.
Jb bite oib, saust ,IisIas, iebr.
-Ju Hsinem t,aaie auh eiufebr,
Srite Shd'er, Kleioer uno aub sbuh
limo Hch pisi quite sadycn oa;u,
go mill ib lsrneu nohl
limo frcmm ieiu, wie ib fol.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-12-25

ibm. 70 piel GeIo fiir Die glumen
oussuseben. isbt i'm Winier, bo fie
r. ibeuer iin0.4
.sgreuen sic ii4 bsnn nias fsbr
boriiber21
Goit srf6rodtn ilinst bic Grage bes
Rn0btn.
% - isbr. GGnshen. lIno ID
IGfFe mid ouh pislmols fii- bic Muf,
mertfomteit btbanien. aber -
-NeiH ju tbsusr iinb iie papa
ni@t. Giir Gle niht. Gr fagt. Gi,
itieH ic Iifb au mir... lpis cine Ma.
ma. Jd. od3 bat Ct stfust."
atfo ldBt ben Rlsinsn ianft sn,
Groe gleiten. Gie ift pl0blih gang
rctb eftpcr0tn.
Go - itbt mubt Blu ab<r ssbsn,
q II f@on fpdt. pdpa nartss fonii
ouf bid5.~
Ste pddi BE Nii6sr IN tie G6nI.
Moppt, 0nnn Holt iie ben uaoniel UNI
Jk1t I'm ibrem 2iebiiao an. Rur
Ole pel0nlilbe. -
MI Rra9Isabsn ausss Hi iis iar
o.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-12-25

Cine oerbdugni8pols
ie @erpe6ielltng 1T in Der Ddmmes
ruEg einam SagOaufieber i'm rbetRi=
ihen Grte Slhteln r0ioerfabren. @r
polte auf fSaIuuen ptrTaen uno
feuerte, ais er i'm Rebel 5eoern ey=
blitte, barauf los. 4lsbalO erfolgte
aber ein idmmeriiaer glufi6ret. Der
Saghblter bate Elm iunees utdoGen
in aopf un0 grtIt aetrofFen uno audi
ein tleines atno perlebt, oas bon Dem
i6perberIeBtsn Wdoheu auf bern Ars
me getragen tporoeu tpdr. Seioe pur.
oen iofort ins Srantenbaus gebruht.
Der SagoaufIeher gtbt an, DAP sr
einen GeoerAut, ben bas Wldo9en
trug, fir einsH JaIan sshaIten babe.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-12-25

oiinii ibm bas alles Elm Wdrhen. Elm
feliges Msibnnhismdrhen. Gr
ihmiest iih innis an bic neue Muts
ter. uno er fiibI! ibren auB unb bort
ben Iieben HIans ibrer Giimme. unb
oIs iis nun fast: .Mtin Sunse!4 bo
umihIingt er iie init ben peihtn
Rinoerormen. CT fiiblt, bub e cine
aeue 3eimas1 Ssfunosn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-12-25

gSer ipeneet Gcbaf uuo Salnpelmnnn
llno greseln, Die man eiien fnun2 -
Gbriirfinn fsnut ieben frpnrmer 8unit
lIno bratts aEa ne YuIIs Runf1.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1913-04-25
The Capital Prize
Which will be given by
The Sentinel
is to be an
Elegant $500
Obermeyer & Sons
PIANO
Like the Cut Shown Here.

Rules and Regulations Governing the Contest.
L. ANNOUNCEMENTS Piano and Popular Ladies' Voting Contest will be
conducted fairly and honestly IN business rnGpess strictly with Justice and fairness to
all concerned. With tea bovep principles it will be an assured success
O. PRIZES-The Capital Prize will be an Obermeyer & Sons Piano. Also oMr
valuable prizes to the amount of many dollars which aea announced herewith.
g. CANDIDATES-Lades hthsa and adjoining countless are eligible TO inter this
conht and the party receiving thel largest number of votes shall receive the beautiful
S4oO Obermyer & Sons Plane md the other premiums will be distributed in accordance
with the conttantss standing at the finale count
D. TIE IN VOTES Should any of hc contestants tit in votes, The Publishers
Music Company will award similar prize according to thu standing 1.-THE finale count
5 VOTES CLAsSED-Votsw will be issued lin the following denominations:
New Subscriptions 800 votes. 500. Renewals, more thanon ey ear,o 500 votes Soo
Renewals 500 votes. Io Years e Subcrpho 1000 votes. 500
Back Subscriptions (hose due Ioyears New Subscriptions, I25oov des. .Iooc
over IL months) 400 votes. I2y 2years New subscriptions 10000 voes.. 2ooo
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1913-04-25

6 INSTRUCTIONS Results as to standing of votes will be nsed after % days.
connected with this paper will be allowed tb become a candidate IN ths contest or work
for contestants Votes after beng counted cannot be transferred to another Be sure o
know whom u ares going to vote for before coming to the ballot box, as the editor or
anyo will positively not give any formation on the subject he keys to the govern
mentb ballot bX shall b. in posSiono of the awarding commiueee during the contest
any lady contesant Contest not to run less than 70 days Closing of contest will be
announced 25d days IN advanceo OF closing. he right tp postpone date of closing is eserv-
ed if Sufficient cause should occur
closing contest, the judges will carefully lock or seal banot bx and take same to som
one of the banks OIL. torres in Grenada where the same will be in place where the voting
can be done Turing business hours until close of contest, when the judgesw will take charge
and count same and announced the ladies winning n their tWn.
Ifyu d. not wish ANYONE to know whom you aevo voting for place you're cash fr sub
scrptors in called envelope which will be furnHhedy oua md pt same in ballot box.
This wl give everyone fair and square deal
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-11-29
LEAGUE FORMED FOR
BENEFIT OF CHINA
Missionaries Do Not Believe
Adoption of Confucianism
Would Injure Their Work.

NEW YORK, Nov. 2s.-The Amerl'
can board OF foreign missions Is not
alarmed by the effort to make Con-
fucianism the state religion of China,
according TO statement today by the
Rev. Dr. Woodruff Halsey, secretary
of the home department. Cable dis
patches yesterday from Pekin told OF
an anti -Confucianism meeting, attended
by American missionaries. at which a
league was formed Co oppose the adop,
lion of a state religion by the republic.
'tWe are opposing the move for the
good of China herself, rather than be-
cause we believe it hampers the work
of our missionaries there DR.. Halsey
said t'As matter Of fact. we DO not
believe IL will hamper their work. II
would be backward step, however, In
the progress of China, for it would per
NIT tho designing and uuscrupulous 20
mix religion with business and politics.
1t would tend to relegate China to the
plane OF Mexico.
1.-TWO years ago an attempt was
made to make Christianity the state
religion. We opposed that effort just
as vigorously as we are opposing the
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-11-29
If You Make ONE Answer to Each
Picture, and Your Rivals Make TEN
Then Which of You Will Stand the Best Chance
Naming the Seventy-seven Correct Titles?

not you hit the bulls eye, wouldn It
yon7
Well, that first prize, the 5000 in
cash, DOES depend on your ability to
hit upon the seventy seven correct
titles-or, rather, to come closest to
naming them.
II your ingenuity has worked out an
average of five or seven or ten answers
that seem to you reasonably good an
swers to a picture, isn't it SAFEST
to submit all those answers?
Read the rules and see that, except
in case Of tie in the number of cor,
rect answers submitted, absolutely no
attention is paid to the TOTAL num-
Der Of answers submitted.
If you submit total Of 770 answers,
for instance, and seventy-four of them
are correct, You will rank above con.
testant submitting total of only $40
answers, scvcnty-three Of which are
correct. The number of CORRECT
answers you submit is taken into con-
sideration first of all-remember that!
When the rules permit you to have
such q COMPLETE chance to submit
the FULL RESULT of your ingenuity
in hunting out titles, is IT wise to re
strict yourself?
Take advantage of all the latitude
allowed YOU by the rules.
PROBABLY YOU WILL NEED IT!
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-11-29

Here and now the Picture-game edi-
tor is going to give away, free. some
advice, OF course it is only advice,
and you can accept it or not, as you
please. But it is based on experience
with the Picture game as il has been
played in many cities.
The advice is this:
Why not consider carefully the ad-
visibility of making SEVERAL GOOD
ANSWERS TO each picture. Or several
answers to most of the pictures, any
way. Perhaps there are some TO which
you feel you KNOW you have the cor
rect answer. If you are that sure, you
won { take advice on those pictures,
But consider this advice in connection
with the pictures about which you are
not so sure. You have found, by per
sistent use Of your ingenuity and the
catalogue, several likely titles to most
of the pictures, perhaps.
Why not offer ALL those likely
titless Why not submit every title you
think may be tho correct title? Surely
YOU cannot say in advance which
are the seventy-seven correct titles
They why try to do sol
Isn t it better to have six or seven
or ten shots at the bull IS eye than ONE
shot9 You would rather have TEN
shots at the bulls eve if a lump OF
$500 in gold depended on whether OF
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JURY FINDS HAN|SH
GUILTY AS CHARGED
Leader Of Mazdaznan Cult
May Have to Serve Five
Years in Prison.

CHICAGO, Nov. 2s.-Ottoman Ear
Adusht Hanish, "high priest of MAJ
daznan" and leader Of the Mazdaznan
cult of sun worshipers, said to number
about $4,000 in different cities, was
found guilty today by a federal jury
of sending Objectionable literature by
express in violation of the Interstate
commerce laws. He may be sentenced
to five years. imprisonment, to pay q
$4,000 fine, or both.
The verdict brands as unfit for cir
culstion the textbook of the cult. The
book was read to the jury, and almost
no other evidence was offered by either
side. The book prescribed sun baths
and herb remedies, but its striking fea-
ture and that objected to by the gov
ernment, was g. frank and lengthy
| treatise on sex relations.
'This is q day of Informal discus
sions of sex problems" said Judge
| Mack in his charge TO the jury. "There
is freedom in these matters now that
never has been countenanced before
These discussions are, however, carried
on in serious manner If you find
| that the lessons in this book are in
tended to discuss serious problems In
a serious manner, and if you find that
INC DOoh lo uOb iuLeHdSN loI Scuerdl
| circulation, you are to find the de-
fendant not guilty"
The jury was out three hours.
Hanish was trapped by Dana Angler
a postal inspector, who wrote from
Brookfield, Mo-. asking for a copy OF
the textbook Of the cult. giving the
fictitious name Of "Julia B. Gardner.
Hanish sent the book by express tc
aivod conflict with postal regulations
Burning of incense, songs to MAJ
daznan and alleged Persian hymns by
persons supposed to be members OF the
cult, were features of the trial, anG
kept court bailiffs busy suppressine
demonstrations in court and the corri
dors outside. Well dressed womer
were prominent among the cult devo
tees, and held their places throughout
the trial, though Judge Mack suggested
that all retire during the reading
| Hanish is at liberty under bonds Of
| 100000 Motions will be heard anG
sentence pronounced by Judge Macl
on his return from Now York mex
week The verdict was read to Judge
| CARPENTER
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MANY APPOINTMENTS
ARE LIKELY TO FAIL

WASHINGTON, Nov. 2s.-Failure of
a number of President Wilson's ap-
peintments is threatened because the
senate may not confirm them before
the end of the special session next Mon
day noon. The effort to confirm l., E.
Pinkham as governor of Hawaii,
Henry M. Pendell as ambassador 10
Russia and Alexander Sweek as minis
ter to Siam, may involve the senate In
a long executive session tomorrow.
It is understood no further attempt
will be made to force action at this ses-
sion on number OF appointments for
postmaster Nominations which fail
must be made again at the regular ses'
sion
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present effort on behalf Of Confucian'
Ism. President Yuan Shi Kai is the
best possible man for the presidency OF
China, and he recently said to Il. II.
Lowrie, president of Pekin university:
II am not a Christian; I am follower
of Confucianists. but only Christian
ethics can save China. Our morality IS
not sufficient for tho crisis.
HThe tendency to establish state
religion is, OF course, indicative of a
crisis in religious matters in China, but
it will be crisis in the internal affairs
of the republic only, and will not be q
crisis in our work. We believe that
will go on as usual. -