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Echo : Wochenblatt der Vereinigten Deutschen Socialisten Clevelands. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1911-1920, 1913-01-25

aonareB unb Senut baben ii4 gez
sinist. g2a9 benz aus oieier giniz
sung 1tommenben ginipanberunssgez
Ieb iinb Ginpunberer gebolten, ibre
2anbesipra4e lei EN- gu tOnnen. 0ieIe
8eitimmuns finbet jebod BEL perbei=
rateten 5rauen, Witipen, einaigen
SD6tern unb in elmer Reibe anberer
SGlle feline 9(npenbung. Seine urz
iprunglibe Sorberung Der &enntniIie
bes 2eIsns unb Sareibens hat Der
Senat follen gelaffen. Die &opfz
Iteuer fir ginipanoerer puroe in Der
&onferen5 bon 4 ouf 5 Dollars erz
bDbt. 9lusnabmen bilben bic Meri=
foner unb 8unobier, bn ibre 9eimat
an bos 8ebiet Der 8ereinigten Stoaz
ten grenat.
Inter ben 9e Itimmuneen oes Som
feren5bertdts perben ii6 in 3utunft
ouf Oompfern, bic GtniponDerer on
8prb fiibren, bon Der 8unoesregiez
rung ernonnte Ier5te, Motronen uno
Ginponberungsinipettoren befinben.
Die Strofe fir ben transport bon
| Ginponoerern, bic naf oem 9eIeBe
t nift auselofen iperoen tOnnen, ioll
! BON $100 ouf 5000 erbObt perben,
unb gu benz 5ponsspeiien Riidtransz
port bon geiitesI6pu4en Ginpanoez
rern nod cine 9elDbuBe treten. Der
urteiluns zines gintpunoerers peger
zines morolii9e 8eriporfenbeit por;
ousIeBenben 8ersebens ioll sleihfolls
Deportation na9 ii4 5ieben.
Mit ipelhen Irsumenten mon ar:
beitet, nm fir bic 8ei6rGntun9 bel
Gintponberung Stimmung iau mo-
6en, seiet, bob ertldrt purbt: nWenr
feline Ginponberer mebr tommen
brouht tein Irbeiter mebr eine Stell
au iu9en. Die Nrbeitgeber peroel
su ibm ing 6aus fommen uno ibl
bDlen."
2eioer oibt es Ielbit ,unter ben Ir
beitren ipl9e, bic oieiem Sloollnl
@louben Ihenten. oSSn ben Unions
bic nod ausi6lisblia bonn Seiit
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llnbesren,te M0glidteitell.

llnldngit mu6te in ben 3eitungen
Die 9ll6riht Die Runbe, baB Der
Milliorodr Carnegie fir bic 5uriidz
tretenben Yrdiioenten Der Ser. Stnaz
ten cine Yeniion BON $4,000 ousgez
ieBt babe. 9n na6 Der allgemeinen
Iuffoiiung cine peniion cine 8elobz
nung fir treu seleiitets 0ienIte 1T,
ipiro hermit (rpos uns ldngit be-
fannD bon 5uitdnbiger Stelle oft
Siell beitdtigt, baB bic bisberisen
YrGIipenten benz 9roBtapitol treu gez
nient baben unb yniemano tann
sfpeien !6erren bienen."
Wie nun bns Sapital feine 0iener
belobnt, 10 boben Die Spfer oiei.s
Spitems audi Die 9srhdltniiis ibrer
3eit ertannt. 9lud bieIes piro Der
Welt offisiell betannt gema6t, inoem
Der @srsin Der Strafsefungenen Der
Der. Stooten 5errn S. .. Rodefels
Ter ols ibr gbrsnmitelieb ernannt
bot. r9erein Der Strafsefansenen"
lit cine ipnosrbare Organization, nod
Ipnoerbarer Iteint aber bic @bren=
mitelisoidnft barin 81 iein. Sn biirz
gerlihen 8sreinen lit es Site, Perz
ionen, bic ii6 in irsenb elmer WsiIe
| fir ibrs Sohe niiBlif sema6t baz
ben, bieie Gbre sutommen 81 lafien.
9lu6 6srr Rodefeller bat iid in oieier
WeIt einen 8erbienit erlporben (oen
einsiaen), nGmlih ben @ersin Der
Strofgefuneenen gum 9liiben uno
@ebeibsn eebrudt su baben. Gbre,
! Dem Die gbre sebiibret.
OieIer @erein srfreut Iib Iold Ell
ner Gnttpidelune, oab uniere Rihter
ouf Wlittel unb Weee iinnen miiffen
Die Spfer Der beitebenoen 0erbGlts
nifIe ouberbulb Der Mauern eenanna
ten 0ereins (psr 9efdnsniiie) II
9lufIidt su aeben. 90 perurteilt'
neulia elm Hihter einise Mdoder
ipeoen zines 8ersebens 5u pierpD6ent
lifem 8eIu9 Der Stride! I'm au
oieie 8eiie auf Elm perirrtes Men
Ibeutino einen etbiiden Ginflub aus
suiiben, ipdre es gum allerpenialtei
notpenoia. oab Der perurteileno
Ri6ter iich pprber iiber bic moralifh
Qualification Der air6enmitoliebe
informiert. Wenn g. 9. fpie in be
Nitmon M}etbooiitentirhe in Metu
6en, q. g.. onitatt benz Serrn g.
oienen. Der 00llerei aefrDnt pirb, in
psm in Der 8irhe elm 8fanntuhen
gnettz .ssreITeu" itattfinbet. BEL mel
diem Der Dfaffe nod 0erpuben DO
fnae unb fdhrsi6e 38 pfanntuden, l
3olI Durdmeii.r unb ] Soil bic
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Heoolution berbei5ufiibren uno bic in
ibrer 4gitotion 9lngriff uno Moro
befiirnorten.
Infer 8ruberblott, bic Neip Yorz
ter ngolts5eitune", f9reibt bo5u u.
q. folsenbes: ~Wie mon 1iebt, ri6tet
ii6 bieier 5elb5ug Der tapitoliitiihen
9rehe oni6einenb in eriter 2inie gez
sen Die S. %. W. unb ibre Wortz
iiibrer. Sn Wirtli6teit ober tpollen
uniere &opitoliiten unb ibre Wert.
aeuee, Die tbnen bur4 bic S. %. 90.
gegebene Gelegenbeit benuben, um
u u sn q + megeiebe eegen
rte gun5e Irbeitertluiie e
unb beren Sompfestdtig :
felt our4 ui BEN.
Die Mnnobme zines ipl6en 8orz
Idloges piirbe gu einem uIleemeinen
Griese sseen nlle Nrbeiter Orgoniz
Totionen fiibrsn. senou 10, pie bic
glnnobme oes photographer iiber bic
Weuberungen bon Rebnern unb Rez
botteuren bic Rebee unb prebfreibeit
fir bic 2lrbeiter unb ibre Srgoniinz
tionen gerobe5u i(luiprii6 MAIDEN
piirDe.
Die 8apitoliiten unb ibre Wertz
Seuas glauben, oob bic 4gitation oer
s. 90. W. = mos lie tut, unb tpus
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Sic Setbl1noe bes aapitulisnnlls
Itin,men 5ur 3eit mleoer el1nlal EN-
Die Obren betdl1benoes 8ebelll an:
Ssn SEEM Dorf Itreifen on 15o,Ooo
s(rbeiter ser &leioerilloi,Itrle, obnc
oob es bisber gellrneen ware. oen
Streitenben nit Ioli5et Hibter
lnb ginboltsbeIeblen enlptlnolld)
an Sen 2eib 5u rilfen sluBer ole'
len ltreifen nod einlgc Snu'ene
Sptelonaeltelte gsep Dorfs, leioer
obne grobcre slllsiift otf erfol9 5l'
haben.
ooSu letterem Sample ital1oen ole
oNrteruotiouol Sotel 8orters Sd)ul'
ter an Sd,ulter nit oen s. ". W.
2euten. Ssn ben bilrgerllhen get
tllnaen 9(mcrifos ipltrOe MIN Der
fiinoet, es b1tte Gttor, elmer DER
s(naeflaaten I'M slni6luIIe on osa
Sertilorbeiterltreif in Salpre1lce,
Uloll., in elmer IN Ser Srpant Sall
il, SEEM 9)orf abgebaltenen Ser'
lommI,.na 5u ben Sotelnrbettern
eeiaat: n@enn Sbr ge5mlln9en lelo,
llnten ben ionitdtswiOrigen 3ultan-
oen sur slrbeit 5uriid5llfebrell 10
oebt nit ser gntihlol1enDelt 5llrlld'
5ulcnunen5lliteben bis Sbr oann
befomnt, mas SSbr perlongt. 9ebs
alriid nit Dem 8eOunten, oaB cs
sic uniiberlte Sahe in Der sSelt ii
fir anpitoliitenu bas 81 cllen, lpaS
ole Wfitaliebcr gurer Union 5llbe'
rcitet baben.
DAB Elm psrniinftiger Menid In
FOLDER Sohe einen 1ol4en ShluBlnt
ipridt, 1T fhtper on5unebmen. Gtto'
5elbit fsnbste iofort aus Bolton
Wean., Elm Selegramm, in Dem e
bieb: n0is in ben Seem Dorter Set
tuneen perDffentli9ten sln9dben iibe1
meine pcr ben 9otelurbeitern gebal
tene Hebe iino folI4 unb Thinner
nit ben Mufaeidnunsen Der 3eporte
nidt therein. 8itte, beri4ten 81
tiefes!"
Sut nidts, ber Sube piro Der
tronnt, bieb es einit in europa. I,
sen R.rter nit ben Jubrern be
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@afbiamteit TIT mt.

Nrbeiter, beulen bic 8npituliiten unb
ibre Dert5euse beute bier in @merito.
Die perlpsene 8ebauptung puroe bon
cen prebt0tern in gang 9lmerita plez
Derbolt, obne bunn Die 5eltitelun9
ourd Gttor gu bringen. go ptro
Der Delt oas grufeln beieebra4t,
10 tperben bic Qrbeiter als Spnamiz
torben, Wegelaeerern, Soti4lGser
unb @iftmiider bineeitelt. 8ei ben
YreBbpdnen bes aopitolismus TT es
nGmlid1 eine ausgemahte Sa6e, bob
Gttor, als er bic ibm angeoihtete
9feuBsrune senadt baben ioa, nur
un tDtli9es 9ift eeoa6t boben tonu.
Doppn, DOB mon inpuris in Gbnlther
Situation elm 9lbfiibrmittel empfobz
len bat, lit einmal Der 9an5en Welt
berihtet iporben. Die prei1e Imertz
tos tut es ni9t unter @ift; IalteBz
It1, ipenn fhon 9elo9en ipiro, tit es
einerlei, pos unb tpie mon liist.
DIES 1T BEL ben tapitoliftif6en prebz
bcnpiten nun einmal 8ei6dftsprinz
zip.
gnos bic 9lbiidt lit, ssist iid bereits
Die Stem Oorter Sun" fdlast Die
9lnnabme zines aufdsli4en paro9roz
pbens gum Strnfgeieb Dor, ipelder
tobineebt, bob iepe perlon, Die burf
Mebe ober @6rift Die Grmoroune
uber ben @nsriff auf perionen be-
;iirlpprtet, anrdt ooer reAtfertiat, mi
rer gbIi9t, @eipolttnten in Mrbeiter
tdmpfen gu empfeblen, zines Werae
hens f6ulbis ertldrt unb nit 9e
5dnenis Bis gu aebn Sabren bsitrof
,peroen 1pll.
@leidseitia ertldrt bosfelbe 8latt
bos bic enelten 8erbinbunaen MIDI
bios nit ben @robtapitoliiten Ten
glprfs, ionbern aud nit oeren poll
tiIhen Mertseusen in Der 2egislatu
su 9llbonp bot, bob es niht aeniige
ni. einae1nen perIunen gu treffen, bi
li9 gu 0ertrstern FOLDER 2ebren ma
Gen. fonbern beionoers ouh sege
Die Orsaniiationen aeiebli4 porauas
ben, bic gu benz 3med sesriinos
ourben. abiidtli4 cine setpaltiam
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man ibr onbi6fet - ben 8ooen be-
reitet bot fir cine oIgeneine Nftion
aegen bic 9lrbeiterfloiTe, Die 5unG4it
in Der 0ur6ieBun9 elmer 8eri4Grz
flung oes Strafre4ts gum 2tusorud
tommen ioG. WtDsen Die 2trbeiter
alep Yorts ouf ibrer 9ut iein uno
ibr beIonDeres 4ugenmerf ouf 9llnas
1p ri6ten. gs gilt niht-tpte man
es i6louerpeiie bor5uitellen iu4t =
Der s. %. 80. unb ibrer Qlgitotion;
es gilt in Der 6ouptIa4e Der gon5er
elrbeiterbepeguns. Oarum, boltet
Wa6t."
Was bic aapttoliltenbdnbe in unb
filr Nep Yort ousbedt, bos lit itets
noh beItimmt gepeIen, i'm gansen
0onbe geiibt gu tperben. IS lieet
besbalb ni6t BLOB on ben Qrbeitern
tes Stoutes ytsp gorfs, tpa4iom gu
fein, Ionbern on ben Irbeitsrn bes
eon5en 2anbes pieie Suseno gu iiben
Wenn bic 9eb6unoe bes anpitolis=
mus piiteno beulen, 1T bies Elm Iide=
res 3eiaen, bob beren Serren oui
Houb ausgeben. Die Irbeiter miiI,
len tpohIom iein, bamit iie niht ii:
rer lpenigen 3e6te, bic fie ols 8iir,
ger bieies Qnnoes beute mod bnben
beIto6len peroen.
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A6tung, Oenti6e so5ialiiten.

ouden Igtotionsfomite fr Sen Stoat Neu ot
oos bis Wdr5 s. nod oie @eiae Notiono ontees Der
oen Sprodeppe Der Soi Eorte Ser pereinigten Soote
goroomerta perib Die otdn Eurbron onBerboIh
9e1p gorfs folgenoes Sd)reiben pere,roet
gerte @e,oin!
gu Ser &omentn Ser Oetin Srandes, mel Gnoe Ie5enber
III 9ew Cattle ga Inano mo orf melde 40 0eooen 1900 @
oeoer einlmia bedoen, ooB cine bende Spa
srnppe iou be Mar5 1913 in arait tri Nls ebr
eter @enoIIc 81. Greif1f, Chicago erpdbl
boben 9toiono grupe ollie wdti9cn Seidlie iber
&erbanomgcn nlgei uno no nle oentden Srordes e
WtGr5 ole Somps oiref inherent ltebcrcs 0en
ole apttion Iorei fir Die Sprafgrnppen 10 porlibt
Sir Stomps no Mi9eo i'm @tono 10 Gens n entrld
leberIber bem 8ettrog Den 9erng 1r oe Na
greftpe spodepp Den en9den StooS unO Soto
Srgonotionen ablern 10 onB Die e5ele SrnndeS w hd ool
beiaien brauden
In Dem saatu bcmtids Saats lstatuns &umit
eriiert Nmb sandes Gnabt aber Die Stamps
BON biem becbn llebereer init ben
tpns- -Sumtee pebanoclt.
2ieieniaen eootc, meI mcbrere @radcs Hno udt
cin Saus -otce grnoen gSr bitten Se Sdre III
oieier geebug no gebn m bnen nntebeno oe soteeH
Der grondes, Sbr Stoute @ Solause fetn Staats
aaitatns beb Die samps bre llebereer
bpseu.
eber oe 9eaf aonpcnon meben mir Elm Erototou ber
o,soeben medes Wgie0ern Selbfnltnprets eracf
@ir bitten Inn Mnaabc, pipel grenplore Sic miinlden
15 ebrlur fomnt cine golor ytl1ner peS ID y %or'
pas" nde i peie aud rr Die Srale A9afloh 9ne
Ger Gres IS Smoert GrpreBofn ro Seuih9el
berouf it1o u ridcn s. Sbrt g. g. Sofs5eit9 10 Sprce
Str, Rep gorf.
Nfit IorteigrB
Ic,tIdrs Souts Igtutiols- -Suntee.
Ser Orgoniiator: 6. Sii dler
g. g. @ic Sen Genoie Ohio tetunn lit beItebt fHr
nip 5too beres oelfes gatons &onec SH el
oer Som1ern,ooen ercreoe propioride Grne bat n St
IN Geelouh uo lit ocn &eoatcr De5 vGdo A
sidften 5io an i'm SIT 2c Norei t Sol SOoIbauer 235
SO Slperior @pe. Gepclano, .
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8enp7eu nnb ssrenuSe! Sorp'
fir bic anssehebnteite Serbreitnn'
ors ,Ghu". Scr nod nidt Mbur
aent it, ieu,e icinen Namea NJ
's;3. MSreiFe isjsrt en-.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-07-25
Rice Pie Recipe

"One-half cup rice, two cups tomato, one
tablespoon butter. one-fourth cup onion,
one-half cup carrot, one-half cup potato,
one-half cup water. boullion cube added
TO one cup of water, one tablespoon flour,
two eggs. Wash the rice thoroughly in
warm water, rubbing ii we'll between the
hands; rinse until the water is clear.
Press chopped tomatoes (fresh or canned
through a sieve strainer. Heat and when
boiling drop in the rice slowly. Boil five
minutes, then put in double boiler, add
ing one teaspoon of butter. Cook the
grain whole. Cook one hour. Cut carrot
in inch lengths, chop onion. dice potatoes
and brown them all slightly in saucepan
with the butter Mix in the flour and after
dissolving boullion cube in the water add
the vegetables. Stir it in slowly to pre-
vent Jumping. Put vegetables between the
layers of rice in a baking dish. If eggs
are used boil them 20 minutes, chop and
add to the vegetables; sprinkle on top of
the pie" with milk and bake until lightly
Drowned. WELL WISHER" /"
Tempting particularly to a rice lover. as
claim to be- But 1t can hardly be
classed with ''meatless Dishes" The
boullion cubes contain the soul and es-
sence of meat, boiled free of nourishment
to make it. Any dish that has the es-
sence of meat in it is what the French
name "maigre." Vegetarians do not drink
meat soups.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-07-25
MISS CAREY'S DANCE
FOR TWO VISITORS

One of the clever hospitalities OF the
summer season was Miss Katherine
Careys dance given last evening at the
home of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A w.
Carey, on Arlington avenue. for Miss
Dorothy Gardner-Cole and Miss Rhetta
Locke two of the most popular visitors Of
the season.
Informal as are all the dances, this
was a particularly delightful affair." and
was much enjoyed by the guests, who in
cluded: Miss Cole Miss Locke, Miss Alice
Bowie, Miss Emily Dixon, Miss Elizabeth
Locke, Miss Elizabeth Wyman. Miss Mar
guerite Sibley, Miss Bessie Foster, Miss
Beverly LealSe Miss Jeanette Ebersole,
Miss Helen McCary, Miss Gladys Will
liams Miss Nemours Waddell, Miss Mar
tina Bradshaw, Miss Margaret Bradshaw,
Miss Frances White; Messrs. Sterling Ed
wards. Herbert Cobbs, James Nelson, aor-
don Sholes, Thomas Estes, J. ID. Oliver
Jr, Leslie Barker, William Barton, Jack
Smith, Bell Foster, Stuart Coleman,
James Bostick, Lee Poe, Walter Orcutt,
Louis Pfosser, William Sanneman, Joseph
Yates. Lee Hooper Nee Norment. Harry
White.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-07-25
Cream Chocolate Drops

will you kindly print a recipe for max
ing cream chocolate drops. | should be
glad to know how to make them.
I'D. L. L."
Stir together in a saucepan three cups
of powdered sugar and a cup of cold
water. When the supar Is melted stir in
tablespoon of arrow root wet to paste
with cold water. Bring to boil and cook
ten minutes before stirring in a table,
spoonful of unsalted c'sweet'' butter.
Take from the fire and beat to a granu-
lated cream. Lastly, beat in two table
spoons of vanilla. Meanwhile you should
have put into the inner vessel of the dou-
BILE boiler a cake of sweet chocolate
grated fine. Set the vessel into the boiling
water and let the powdered chocolate melt
20 a black sirup. Then beat into 1t two
tablespoons of powdered sugar and whip
smooth. Turn upon a hot dish and make
quickly the cream from the other kettle
(Which should by now be cool enough 10
handle) into balls like marbles. Previous
ly, you must have buttered your hands
we'll Roll the cooled balls in the warm
black paste and lay upon a cold. buttered
dish taking care that they do not touch
each other Set in the wind, but not in the
sun, to dry
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-07-25
MIR. EDWIN ABBOTT
GIVES A DANCE

At the home of Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Abbott their son. Mr. Edwin Abbott, en-
tertained a number of his young friends
last night with dance, Informal, like
the usual vacation dance, it was joyous
incident of the summer season. Ices were
served from the dining room and a punch
bowl was stationed on the veranda, where
during portion of the evening Miss
Virginia Abbott, the sister of the host
presided
Shasta daisies decorated the rooms
thrown open for the dance The host s
mother assisted him in welcoming and
entertaining his guests, who included Miss
Margaret Harding Miss Eleanor Fits,
Miss Beverly Leake, Miss Margaret Da-
Wis, Miss Virginia Ford. Miss Rebeeca
Jones' Miss Florence Hudson of Mont
goinery, Miss Elizabeth Davis, Miss Jor-
dan Prince. Miss Eleanor Casey, Miss
Miss Mabel Plosser, Miss Esther Ken
nedy. Miss Marguerite Lewis. Miss Mary
Simpson, Miss Mary Adah Tarrant, Miss
Dora Dawson, Miss Harriet Forbes Miss
Josephine Foster. Miss Carol McCary
Miss Carol Williams, Miss Elizabeth Cald-
we'll Miss Martha Prince Messrs Lee
Bradley, Lyons bradley. VIII Coughlan,
John Coughlan, Robert Gillespy. Charles
Locke Charles Drennen, Houston Dren-
Z nen, James Downey, Frank Nelson, Bates
Whatley. Walter Murdoch, Rucker Agee,
Walter Agee, Richard Johnston, John
Terry Badham. Joe b. Plosser, Crawford
Johnson, Leon Nyman, Thomas Hopkins,
Fred Hard Charles DeBardeleben, Prince
DeBardeleben Basil Gilmore, Clifford Fra
zier, Thomas Benners. Jr., Harry Coffin,
Joe McDavid, Mason Dillard, Mike Hoke,
James Moore, James Johnson George
Eustis. William Moore and others.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-07-25
NOTES

MIR. John Kimballs friends are SYM
pathizing with him because of an un-
fortunate accident which occurred Mon
day afternoon. A misstep from the
verandah of his sisters home caused
a broken leg and he is at the South
Highland infirmary where for several
days he suffered intense pain. He was
reported better yesterday afternoon,
though il is not yet known when he
will be able to return home. Mr.. and
Mrs Murdoch, who were ready to leave
Tuesday for a delightful trip to Chi
cago and points on the lakes, have tenn
porarily abandoned their Idea of de-
parture and will remain here until Mr..
Kimball is well enough to return to
their home-probably several weeks
hence.
Miss Carrie Yates is still seriously
i'll at the South Highlands infrmary.
Mrs. Frank Grider and Miss Isabel
Caldwell left this week for their cot
tage at Highland Lake, N, C.
Miss Jennie B. Handley is expected
to return Saturday from Wisconsin,
after an absence of several weeks.
Miss Josephine Smith and Miss Eliza
beth Smith of Atlanta are guests of
their aunt. Mrs. ]. D. Moore, Fair
view circle.
Mrs. A. B. Loveman has as her guest
Mrs. Hugo Hecht and Mrs. Herman We'll
of Gadsden.
Mrs Hugh Atkins is the guest of her
sister, Mrs. Perrin Coleman.
Mr. and Mrs. C. f. Bell and Miss May
Bell have gone to Wrightsville Beach,
n. C,
Mrs. ]. p Lambert chaperoned a
party of young people from Birming
ham for a week end stay at Alfalfa.
Those who composed this congenial
party are Miss Mary McGehee, Miss
Jamie Daniels, Miss Eula Daniels, Miss
Susie Grove, Miss Margaret Lambert
and Miss Alice Skinner, Messrs. George
Grove, Charles Skinner, Will Skinner
and Conrad McGehee.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-07-25
Menu for Vegetarian Dinner

Will you kindly send me a recipe for a
vegetarian dnner2 j. X"
Having explained earlier in Corner that
not a suspicion of meat tor fish, should
enter into the vegetarian's dietary, ! am
diffident as to my ability to set forth a
paltable menu. ! make the attempt 20
oblige an esteemed correspondent:
Cream of celery soup.
Stuffed Egg Plant.
Green Peas.
Young beets.
Lettuce salad with cream cheese.
dThe salad is dressed with vinegar and
oil in the usual proportions. Serve crack
ers with it)
Green corn on the cob
Raspberry ice and white cake, made with
out eggs.
Black coffee.
strict vegetarian once wrote to RE
that she thanked God nightly that moth
ing had died that day to support her life. >
With the letter she sent three egg recipes.
asked her in reply if she appreciated the
truth that she destroyed life whenever She
cooked a strictly fresh egg. In the
recollection of the indubitable fact l re-
frain from the use of eggs in the menu
above written down.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-07-25
TO BE OR NOT TO BE-WHAT?
BY DOLLY DALRyMpLE

Munsterburg, the Harvard psychologist,
ana ms new theory of finding the person
fitted for certain work and finding the
work suited to that person.
No?
Then you've missed something very in
teresting.
According to Or. Munsterburg and his
new science of "Psychotechnics," which
the eminent professor is nursing through
Its infancy, as it were. there win be de-
veloped a perfectly trustworthy system
of selections of Man and the job" and
that right soon.
DR.. Munstesburg has for instance, al
ready perfected tests by which he can de-
termine whether the brain development of
certain person makes him fitted to serve
as a. car conductor or chauffeur, or as
a telephone operator or as bill poster
There is nothing fantastical or illogical
about his theory, either.
Every person has certain qualities that
fit him 10 do certain tasks
Instead of a young woman spending two
years of her irfe taking a training course
In teaching only to find at the end of the
probation period that she hasn't the
qualities needed to make a successful
teacher, sch will submit to certain tests
a complete system will be worked out
and know at once whether or not she is
fitted for school teaching or the career of
a lawyer.
Undoubtedly this new science will great
ly simplify matters both for parents and
children in choosing not only profession,
but the studies they mean to specialize in
at school.
By demonstrating to those learned in
this new science that she can whip the
white of eggs, gracefully and effectively.
SO that they will stand alone," these
learned gentlemen by their tests and their
ou of fao 1ff1e will he
news TO her gently, whether her natural
career will be that of a good housewife
or the career of a nimble footed dancer
like the lovely Pavlova.
On the other hand, the test may be
applied in finding out whether a certain
college man, the prize athlete of his alma
mater. should become aviator or devote
his life TO chemical laboratory.
The man in question thinks he could he
either.
The scientists apply the simple test say,
cutting the grass on the law
This is the preliminary step toward
learning TO ny an aeroplane.
The man is very careful.
He cuts the grass without even so much
as once running over a verbena--or nick
ing a single leaf out of the nasturtiums.
The verdict is announced by the scien-
lists.
Nature has chosen so palnstaldng
grass cutter to be barberi
In no other vocation will he SO admira-
bly, succeed,
Choosing vocation when DR.. Munster-
burg's theory gets to working practically,
will be very simple thing.
And
Think of 1t:
Every one will succeed In whatever he
undertakesi
Then
The millennium will be at hand!