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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-06-09
9oIiiei.gImto perunaIadt.

Das ppIissi qluiompbil Ru. 8 be-
finS.t iid felt ssiiern Worsen in Der
Rspardtur. Sn Der Maidine iollten
elm, 2fnSabl .1ruiti.s4 bts 4rbsits.
bauies nod Der 3ufIudtsfdrm. in
GLENDALE gebraht perben, um bort al.
Isrbano 2lrbeiitn gu perridtsn, als bic
Maihins an Der Sprins @rope 2lpe.
unb Carthage piis ins Rutihsn lam
uno NIT folder Wuhi segsn einen 9es
Issrupbenpfoitsn fauiis. oab bisier 3srs
brah, PatiirIid purbs bic MaItin.
5iemIih ramponirt unb bic Snloiien
uurben gang sebOris burdeinanbsrss,
riiiteIt. Giner Der .3ruities", Der
Sarbise Gbipurb pdpIor, purbe aus
Dem Dasen ssfdlsubsrt unb tam bant
fsinsm biden GhdbsI nur nit elmer
inlbebsutenbsn aopfipnnbr bapon, bic
ibm i'm itdbtiifsn 6ofpiiai psrbunben
ipurbe. CUR @efSrbsruna Der iibriaeu
.9ruitees" mubte Elm anosres poli5eis
glutomcbiI rtquirirt iperbsn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-06-09

Greb. $. gienerd IN 5eitamsitts.
bollftreder bon NINA qienefd; perfpl
nalien 5000. Grunbeisentbun $500
Wlinnie Grobne III Hadlabpsrpal,
term bon Sopbie Gouife arobne; per-
icnalisn $34O0.
9erf4iebsnes.
Sas 5eftament Der Caroline gnssls
brint, bos BON einigsn grbsn beans
it1nbet iporoen mar, tpurbe geItern
Ourb ein @eidporsnen 8erbiit fir
siiliis ertldrt.
u. ". aniisn erIansts Elm 8erbitt
iiber $2O95 sssen Wm. 9. Ssnninssr
II. u.
QuT gstreiben bss 2lnpolts 80. q.
Der cine 0sbiibrenforberuns
iiber $500 ssltenb 3u MAIDEN bat,
puroe Wm, u. MegaulsD als Recs;s
Der fir bas 9roeerp 9si9dft oes
Gisorse 9. Sutbsr, CHM C SIipsr
Strabe ernannt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-06-09
Eentidcr 9anomcbruereiH,

9ic reeeIntlbiee @eriammIlma
Ses 3eutiteu OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES fano
Geitert gIbcno inter 9orite oes
Serrn GrHit @cber imo nit &errt
SIutou Sfueller aIS Setretar in Scr
@aibinaton Tlattiprm itatt. 9ln Orct
rrtrautte 8ameraoen ipuroe Die lib.
lide llntcritiieung I'M @etra1e Don
$40 anaetpieien. ise.Br1iibcnt
&rteaer ilnb Serr Grnit SenlpeI be.
ridIteten als 0eIegaten gum I'm.
Stnotuerbano iiber ole Ieete Sieluig
mo Serr arueger pies nod gang be.
iouoers auf ben geidIuB bin, cine
grcbe Delegation gu Der
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-06-09

ibm nod i'm Silrnbadsn IGben. Ods
Nrsument 3tpifden benz 3obnar3t unb
Dem dngeidufelten patisnten ipurbe
i9lieblid berart bibig, bdb Der pa
tient bonn ppli3iiten S6Ottmer einges
lo6t iperoen mubte. @eitern mar
S}inlep beoeutsnb psrI06nli6er unb
rLbiser geitimmt unb ai4tergeG piss
i6n an, bic Rednung bes 3abnar5tes,
lolpte bic Soften oes @erfabrsns gu
be5dblsn.
Der Neger Clifford Gibbs, Der Ieis
ner Raifegenoifin Rina Smit6 cine
Sti6punbe beigebra6t bate, puroe
gu 30 5agen Qr6eitsbaus unb $50
Soften Derurt6eiIt, pG6renb gina
Smit5, Die an Der 4riiselei ni6t gan3
gepeTen mar, nit 3e6n Sa>
gen Grbsitsbaus bapontam.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-06-09

oie a0nig5piiroe, Serr 9lllguit 8on-
oerbar bolte Oas Scepter berab, 9err
Senru Ha5icl0 Den 9fei6Sapiel, Serr
Senrp JeninQ ben linfen 5liigel ltp.
,5n Der @ei6Qitsperinntnbllng mur-
cen MIR Die Observation-Disclosures @e-
iAGitc erIeoigt. IS puroe 6ei6Ioiien
oas 4icnic am SonHtag, 2S. SSumt
I'M Clifton @arten 3u Jtemport, &p.,
ab5ubaIten. Gin riibriges aommlttee
triiit Ole @orbereitllugen uno es
itGllt alien Sbeilnebmern etnen Der.
gniigten Gag in 9lusiidt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-06-09
9ie Ylattocnti6cu SdiIben.

Iie TlottbuetSfc 9ogcliteiten @e.
ieilitlip bate am Sonntog oas sInae.
nebme nit Dem gtiisIiheu oerbun0eu.
Die Notwithstanding natl @rom.
luaes Ynrf an Der 9olper Riper Iorf
uerIeat llno OaieIbit aIeict5eitig oos
aoni0Sidieben obacbaIten. Gie 9Pit.
slieber batten iih iait ooll51bIie ein-
1efunben unS balo fraf)ten Die gad-
ien. Scrr 2ou 9uiemeper eribob lih
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-06-09
Der Staotraf6
Die GipllOicnitfummiiiiOn luiinIdyt
Ucitere 9lngeitellte.

Die Aeutigs Sisung bes staOtratls
niirfte itt 3iemli6 in bic 9dnge 3ie6e1,
oenn Der CUR grleoigrng porliegenoe
SaIenoer lit auberorbentli6 umfanqs
reid, penni4on es it6 i'm @roben uno
0an3en um teine 2lugelsgenbeiten BON
ir9enopeIaer Wibtigteit banOelt.
Die pttttgite Qngelegenbeit, peI6e
ben Staotratb beilte bei4dftigen tptrO,
1T eine 3ui4rtft Don Der GipiloieaIts
&ommiiIion, in tpelher cine Re;9e
neuer Qngeitellter fir bic &ommifion
oerIangt Diro. 2dut pem neuen 9eIeB
lptro bic apmmiiiton pom gluguit b
Die 3ablliitsu Der itdotiI9en 2lnseitcuz
ten 5u priifen unb gu ianttioniren ba:
ben uno auBeroem audi gsnule Inter
Iu4ungen iiber Die Sii6tigteit Der
itdotiiten 2lngeiteQtsn MAIDEN miiTea.
Snfolseoeien piro fir ben Gbefcler.
MaIonp, Der CUR 3eit Elm @s6alt pou
$1,000 be3iebt, Elm Sabressebalt gOn
$500 OerIangt uHo fir ietnen Stenp~
g...pben cine Grb0buns Oss 9s9alts
bon $40 auf $50 monatli6.
g(uBeroem muB bic aommiffi0n.
i9rer 8erii6erltng nla, Inn ben in
3utunft an lie geiteIIten Qniprii6en
geniigen gu tDnnen, nod Die foIgenosn
neltsn 2lnseitelten BADEN: ginen 2lrz
beiterpriifsr $1,000 pro Subr; einen
SteHograpben, $500; 5pei y Gfficiens
cp" Snipettorsn gu je $1,000 prD SAB;
5ipfi 3abIliitenpriifer gu is 5000 pro
Sabr uno einen 3ablIiitens Snipett2r
nit $1,000 pro Sn6r. Die fir bic Gis
ptpisHittommiiiion perlangte Wsbr.
ausgdbe an 9ebGItsrn tpiiroe ii6 iomit
Guf $9320 pro Sabr belaufen,
Sider6eitsoirettor 0olmes perlan1t
bic 2lusgube bon Bombs i'm Yetrdse
BON $4,000, bamit sr in ben StanO
seiebt pirb, nit Dem gau Der @ebGuoe
auf Der 3ufIu6ts Jarm in 9IsnDele |
fort5ufabren.
Snsenisur 9rug bat einen qlan |
fir ben proiettirten WfuiitpupiIou on |
Der Grie 9lDenue lno gppdros Roa0, |
hsFen BON Der Stlot gu trageuoe Sails
fDiten iih auf $2400 belallFen tperoen.
9as aommtttee fir Mittel uub |
0eas tpirb bic bereits in bieisn Spals
ten erpdbnte SrOinan8 untsrbreiten.
bura psI3s Der 2lrbeitsbirsttor err
mG9tigt pirO. 8Ontratte fir ols
Sel.n gspifer Mata0am StruBsn IN
ben @pritoDten lb5uI6IieBen iiub fir
pieie qrbeiten big 5u 81, 900 gu Oers
Serner tpiro audi por Dem
aommittee Der Budget, SommiIiipu
'mpfobIsu tpsroen, i'm ndhitjGbrise1
Bridget sinsn bsipnberen Spnos fi,i
oas Selen bon Wacaoam Strubtl
,orslieben.
0as &ommittse fir @eieBs unb
aontratte ipiro ben Wiosrruf Ter
Frsibriefs sSrpinanS empfebIsn, bic i'm
Sabre 1911 ser 9Heumatic Sranss
niifion So. fir oos 2eaen elmer Ro6rs
'oitIeituna Ppm qDitgebGitoe biz gum
lrion gabnbof ssitattete.
0as Sommittee fir Wlittel uno
Deae ptro fernsr nod Die Srbinon5
mpfebIenb einberiften. pslbs sin.
ErbDbung Ser 9sbGltsr elmer Rei6e
rn 2lussitslltsn i'm Subertuloie Sus
pital poriie6t.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-06-09
Die Sdfereibeiiker.
gesinn Der 5weiten 5abresiienns Der
@ereinigung Der Srei Staaten.

| ,Sn nn0 IN Der Gd1e oes Sotel @i6.
ien tonnte man geitern bunocrte uclI
Serren uno Gamen ieben, Die cine
bii6ide lila Sdleiie trilgen mlb biz
Britt aiberoem nod nit einer
9ronjemcoaille geidmiidt batten.
Gie 9eforierten iino Die Dtitglieoer
uuo Ielegaten 5itr BIDeiten SSabres'
ueriammlimg Der 8ereinigling Der
gadcreibeiiber Der Staaten Gbio, SSn.
eiana in0 Ddd)iaan. 9ie aonpention
bat an Ole iedI5blnOert GeIcaaten
naf Der Stabt gebra6t ,mo bic Serr.
ibaiten iinb in pieIen 5allen Don H..
ren Tanen begleitet. Die Re9IItrl'
rung erfoIate iinatentpeiie uno aaen
pmroe Die erlpdbnte Sdleiie, Die We'
battle mo ein YriOileeienbiiflein
ausecbdubigt. Gie red)t geihmadpoa
ausgeiiibrte Weoaille lit BON Der
6leii6mann 60. seiiiitet wOroen. Sic
pilOet nift hlcs oas nSeiam, oiine
bid" fir ali Die lle6erraidungen. ole
Der s5leii6mann1aa i'm 3oologildjen
@artcn beirte bringt. ionoern miro
audJ Elm 1iibides sln0enten ieir an
Die in Cincinnati uerle6ten aonOeri.
tionstage.
Die Sagung beaann geiterr Sor'
mittag Q llbr nit einer Stbuus Der
greflttine Der StaatenuereInigunaen
mo oieier iolete oann cine ShinSe
ipatcr Die Grofining Der aonpention
ourh Den Boriiter Serrn 5rant
DhoSleton BON Warion, Sno., Der
aud Der 9raiioent Der @ereiniguns
pon Ssnoiana iii. 3erielbe belt cine
fur5e glniprade uno basielbe geid)ab
bon Seiten ser Yraiibenteu Der oil.
bern Stants. .@ereinigunsen. gIub
Serr Gam. 3. WcOpnalo aus Wem'
pbis, Der slbgeoronete Der ytational'
pereiniglmg, belt cine Iniprabe. |
Yraiioent WliOoleton betonte III ieiner
eIuiprafe Die gtotbfuerlbigfeit Der
bon Sahidulen iiir @Gder
!inS 5lpar cine inn Often, cine IN ben
RittcIitaaten uno cine i'm Meiten imo
,mpfabl, bab Die gtational.g .gereini.
Jlng Der 5rage ndber trete. Die Be-
ridte oeS Setretdrs VI. U. Serbolo
mo oes Sdasmeiiters Geo. s.
Sfneiber. beibe bon bier, IieBen er.
ebery oab bic 8ereiniglng Der orei
iit eines ioliben 8ad)s.
buns erfrelit. 9sadl GrIeoigrng oes
Sragefaitens trat 8ertaguug bis 2
lbr 9tadymittags elm.
Ga 9iirgermeilter Spiegei INNER
lob pou Der Stabt abweieno lit, bieB
Saliuer in Der Rafinit.
Die Gelegaten i'm Namen
er Stnot ber5Ii6 williommen. Serr
SEQ. Df. Saiiner, Sort @apne, Suo.,
nisegnete oaraiii uno 0ann MIR.
Ell 3rpei Observation-Disclosures 9ortrdgc
cbalicn, Die Bil lebbaiter Gisfniiion
librteu. $. q. GliiioIb. Serausgebar
es Boilers Selper" in Chicago,
ura.b iiber Den ,.@Ider bon morgeH@
no Suhn 6. WcelIpine BON pbila.
elpGia iiber .@uhiiibrlma uno Sp.
em III Der @dderei". 9as erlebiste
as Eeniim iiir ben 9,ahmittag.
benos iaES grober empiaug nc6it
'al itntt. Seuie gibt es MIR cine
ormittogs Simmd Der gan,e Dad. :
Iittas unb abcno gilt als y8Ieiid,.
Iain.1ag" uhD miro int 3ooIogi.
ben @artcn beanngeu. lie Telegn, {
II ano MitgIicoer ne6lt Gnmen fno {
c 9aite oes !Serrn S5ulills 5leiity q
am. Die Specialcars fabren I'M .
% llbr 3nfpmittaas bonn @ouern. 3
ent Snuarc mad Dem 300 a6.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-06-09
&terblitsfe eitsberi9t.

SOIepb Rearbon, 8, 1928 SigbIanb
9lpe., 2unseuent3iinbung.
Samuel SIein, 62, 766 @rssnpooo
2lbe., Rierenleioen.
SEQ. Slider, 6 Wonote, 1863 qrO,
pioence Ctr, SdpGde.
Senrp 3pnnsr, II, Ct. @incsn.
9eim, Ser3erDeiterung.
Cara SinHett, AZ, 1119 Gin Str,
Sfpd6e.
@arp O'9Onneu, Sc, 925 MUuas
iterD Str, Snqueit in S6pebs.
Carl SIageter, 10 WOnots, 1858
Gpers 9Ips., SapGchs.
Sobanno Qmaun, 45, 30S 70. Rcs
Wlilon, Srebs.
S6tpeiter gluna 9ouiie ct. So
iepbs Wutterhuus, Subsrtuloie.
Bertha Steisert, 43, 2101 9ins
Str, Sdpinoiudt.
SuIius stephan, Il, 243 GINNING
Str, RierenIeioer.
SuIepb Sun l, 1433 Wlain Ctr,
&rGmpfr.
6rancis 5oing, 2S, $50 Smith
Str, 9ebirnIeiOsn.
Surl SepboIo 2ueosrs, 3, 3135
Sorbaro glbe,, 3uderrubr.
UtinHie .. Stpa, SO, 4212 Clifton
glDe., Gdlagflub.
Ulargarst Tprton, So, itGbtii6es
2lrmsHbaus, @rterienpsrtaItuns.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-06-09
Safe.Sau.
Weitriser Sieg Der uGeOs" in
SUltUH.

SH Dem geitrigen Dritten Spiele Der
Serie 5piIhen unieren nReos" uno
ben rgobnenfrehern" in Bolton be-
Oienten S6leuoerer Benton unb SdRs
ger Glarte unier 9ei6iiB gsgen Sas
mes reip 9ropog fir bic 9egner.
geioe gatterien bIisben lis gum gnbe
0es Spieles uuf ibrem poiten. IS
mar Elm 6eiBer &f, Der auf betoen
Seitsn nit gleiher Gnergte bur49es
fiibrt nuroe. 8eibe S6!euoerer bdtz
ten meiiterbafte Sontrolle iibsr ibre
Bale, bob mar bic SSeIbOertbeibiguug
Der &ets bic Itdrtite. llniere SUM
gems mdaten 6 5reffsr gesen 4 uno
ipielten febIsrfrei gegsH 2 iebler Der
gOitoner. Sic gepannen pas Spiel
i'm 9. 9ange, portn lie our6 4 5refz
fer unb einen sSebler Der 9e9ner 2
Qaufe unO ben Sies ernteten. Sn
tem 9ange mahte unier gaienbiiter
Rleboff, aIs @rIter am Bat, einen
SeimlauFtreffer unb 9ergbammer ben
gepinnenoen 2auf. geine Shleubes
rer ianOteu ie 8 2uftfdaler 5ur gaut,
unO perIaentte Benton 8 SsreipdiIe ges
gen 4 sur l. Saie, Ser5og, Bates
uno gergbummer itablen ie eine gaie.
&lem unb Sart palteten ibres 4mtes
aIs Saieosrthter 5ur alIsemeineH
Sefrieoigung.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-06-09
6arrn @orter bon Qp. ~ Rt

Sarrp Barter DON Ro. 242 Rem
Rer Strabe ma6te SonHtae GbsnD Su
Stemlth porgeriidtsr StuRoe Elm
SdIafhsn uuf elmer Bdnt i'm @arfislb
Bart. Gin 9aI6enbisb bsnubts oisle
@eIssenbeit, um oem Shlofsnbsu $4
aus ieinsr Sai9s gu ssiamotirsR.
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Gte.GrIanbnikiAeine.

Soa's OlDe, Il, 9ptcd9o, gu.
lglla Warren, 19, 212 groqDpab
lSo9n 9olfus, %, 2389 &emperaars.
tWiarp gbd, 80, 1703 Glm ctr.
(5rant u. aab, 27, 1903 guob Ctr.
te.eanora s. Gigsering, %, 1o5 6lt
Si6ertD Str.
Gliia9 Subfon, so, SIG Wsit Court
Strabs.
iyaarD Glenn. 81. 4551 Greiap Ctr.
Glifforo 8anosboort, "a, 422 Dit ..
Strabe.
lGona glate, 35, College Siu.
JGOpar0 $. Wieter, 217 2ll6ans 10.
t6rieoa Smitb, 357 sbraQ 2lDe.
Wti6sIe Ginquina, 27, 235 Rc5ar.
LAMB Str.
l@nunta pstruceelli, %, besgl.
)gburIss R. 9ranIOn, %. Da9ton, ..
tInna 8. Gsap. 20, 2646 5arriion
2lDenue.
}PbaptOH Smith, 27, $50 Ri6mOno
! Srabe.
l9iOla Golbimit6, %, 545 Carlisle
Ipenue.
lasrOp 9urnsr, %, All mcaaiit.t
I Strabe.
lGuIstta @riffin, 20, e72 @et 6. e..
(SOispb Stern %, RuifDine, Snb.
lHas GeOins, %. 2706 Map Str.
)SO6n So.u, 25, 1871 gine Str.
lS9elsn 5sttig, %, 21 MuIbsrrg Str.
)Soiep5 So9nTon, 80, Buffalo. q. y.
lSabie Greis, %, APO @eit 8. SIR.
JDiaiam g. 0aDis, 28, gbicugO, III.
lUtirian aunBmaHn. 19. 142 WajGn
StraBe.
! 9eHrp W. 9ausnitilO, HorpOOo.
lGarris gltsH, SIO ROrpooD.
]5Oraes g. 9aDis, %, college Sia.
iWsprtIe Wl. asIlp, q, bssgI.
! Sobn Wearns, 35, 9rssnDile, g. 6.
lqIice Rc9ait, 21, SbsrpOoo Sotsl.
|G9arIss 9. Sans. 23, eIi5abst6topn.
! Sbio.
lGlOrsncs Wapns, 81, Saplsr part.
J3OIsp6 R. .Sumble, 90, p6ilaosIp6ia.
2ucie 6. Srt6, %, 3143 9aff Noe.
Wiqaro 6. 2orb, "a, 2346 au6urn
Qpenue.
lpauItne W. gursbeim, 25, 3435
Wbitiielo 4pe.
JGsorss smitb, 80, burlington, 9g.
l4nna W. Cannon. 18, 365 aiIsuur
Strabe.
Clarence .. poage, %, Suo Ror.
ipo0b.
lWaripn Witdsl, "a, Osssl.
Sun Rsa, %, gittsburs, ga.
.GOeIpn Siniingsr, %, Sinton Sp!:!.
Saspsr 9. asitb, 80, 9ttIanta, Ga. |
UtprtIe .. SOaiitsr, %, @ranO9olel.
SOispb R. Sonss, 80, 2315 llplanb
place.
5lOrsnes N. Git9. 90, 3431 etstis
MUS 4ps.
CHARLES 9. Smith, 2317 9lfblano
qpenue.
5IOrsnce Wap Clint, 2307 bssgl.
GOparb ). SObit, 27, Gbepipt.
CLARA RagsI, %, 9riOgstopn, 8.
Geo. J. stsibIs. %, 411S aanstauO
Strabs.
Dinifrsos g. Sarris, %, 1712 Gua
Strabs.
Sobu Stsislsber, 45, 1888 Brace Str.
Carrie Dds, As, 42o7 bessl.
slusuitine Re5loosn, 81, e12
Gburdiu Qps.
Sarab Ruih, 25, 635 Oft 5. Sir.
hilbert 9. Sauisr, %, 2543 STRAIT
foro qlpe. Il
Srma Dole, "a, 1886 Carl Str.
Soispb ,. SOns,, 20, 524 Ri9=
ruono Str.
5aa 5risSman, %, 12s Gloer Sts. ,
s6arlsa poaod, %, s19 aocuit Str. +
Sarab Wiuner, Is, GIT Weit Court /
Strlbs.
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8ierte 9ipifioil.

| -. y
S6uan, Senrp 6. asuep, syobn giet
ners, ). oeDenborf 5o6n Gaper
paul S6a9t.
grfte Ssttion.
2tbiuianten: So6n Is. 5onss. Carr
z. GOans. Gbas, Snpber, q. :,
9an3emilIer. Wlar 9eoB,.
Mufit.
SouafaB 2Oge 10. 21.
Temple 2oas go. 676.
Wuiittapels.
Caster 2Ogs 10. 4O1.
S6iller Gose Ro. IA.
3Deite SsttiOn.
qbiutanten: Wm. Qepenoorf Gb.
paro Z. Gang. Wlar .. Wag, 5iraa
SngsIs.
Wu'ittapeQs.
Cincinnati Qoge 70. 2.
Jpp Cog 30. Is.
2incolu Soge Ro. II.
S6aupa9en.
6isblanb Goge Ro. 1856.
Obio 2ogs go. 81.
0ritte Settion.
@ojutaHieH: SOispb e. smitf, 6.
Z. 9pa!tneD, Sarrg 9. WaDoot
Souis =. Shonberg, W. 3. gIrob.
MuiittapsQe.
Shau1pdaen.
WInOHa Qoge Wo. 44S, Sodlanb. 8.
S6aupagen.
Ioartpeu 2ogs Ro. 558.
Damon Qo9s Ro. 8.
5ebron 2pse gto. %, S6arunpille. 8.
@lenbaIe 9ose HO, 600, 9lenbals, 8.
laurel ooge To. Alt, Utilforb, 8.
gentam 2oge Po. 567, gentam, 8.
GIermont 2ose Ro. 211, gelicitp, 8.
Bethel 2oge Ho. 81 Bethel 8.
williamsburg Qoge go. 585,
williamsburg, Ohio.
aIinbp aogs Ro. So, Ggntbiana, ag.
9ierte SsttiOn.
aoiutdntsH: DR.. !. 6. GlaDtpn,
S.iIe WdeoonaIo. @sOrgs Rlbel, gsp,
Ssponbrod.
WIuIittapelIe.
2eras 2ose RO. "a.
Rortbitoe 2ose go. 449.
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5eute yla6mittug Oiertes unb leg
tes Spiel Der Serie 5pii6eH nReOs-
unO sgrapes" in Bolton.
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1883 Simple Hand Decoration for Chid's
Frock.

on the extreme right (S05S) tell the story
of conspicuous contrasts that lend style to
dresses of rather plain cut. The material
is black and white check ratine, with black
moire as the trimming. Moire, by the
way, is in the height of fashion for using
with plain materials, and for entire dressy
wraps and coatees. The modish tier skirt
is effected by deep tuck, under which the
lower section is attached. The peplum is
attached to the blouse, giving the appear
ance of coat dress, which is one of the
best styles for an early spring dress TO be
worn without coat. Plain taffeta, with
plaid, is another combination seen in the
same model.
There is an air of smart style in the wide
striped wolfe dress (S165), with its simple
decoration of pearl buttons, on blouse. tu-
mic and sleeves. Though it seems a bit
bizarre, it has novelty which will appeal to
the young girl The same model is used
for a variety of materials, and could be re-
produced from wide embroidery. The pat
tern can be had in sizes from IA to IS.
Is cents.
Cotton materials have been woven as
beautiful and as expensive as many silk
fabrics, for which they may be substituted,
lif suitably made up. Just now, in many
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Embroidered Bag and Bands

a sewing-apron with deep pocRet,
which can be converted into bag to bold
fancy work or darning, is shown on TINS
page. 1t can be made very dainty aiair,
with hand embroidery, as shown; and ior
which a pattern can be had. 1t is NO.
14647. Is cents. Hand embroidered deco
rations are more fashionable than ever'
and in narrow band effects, they are quicA'
" and easily made, with no extra expense.
Two good designs for many uses on blousss
and dresses, and particularly on children ,aos :
clothes, are shown on this page mos. l4o9,
and 1450S). Each is ~ inches WIDE anu
comes ready to stamp in three yard str !.
with four corners. Braid or cord may "
combined with embroidery. Each pattern
is 10 cents.
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used with contrasted one or
two colors appear in conspicuous stripes,
checks or plaids. Whatever the riot hap
pens to be in coloring, the designs of the
garments themselves are of almost greater
concern to the woman about to plan her
new clothes; for it rests with her to de-
yelop the styles in materials and colorings
of her own choice. Incoming models from
Paris emphasize the possibility for one to
be individual in her dress, for their variety
is extraordinary, without, as yet, introduc-
ing decided innovation from the recent
style tendencies. The Minaret tunic, with
its &c oun les s variations will be used
/ through the Summer. Three figures on this
page have been chosen as types of the pre-
4 vailing modes for dresses of thin materials.
They show the tunic oyerdress, cut away
4 IN the middle front, in one instance, which
IL admirable for giving the desirable long
front line; and in another fS147) the sim
PIE adjustment of the overdress in pannier
lne dark spot in the middle front, the
s'sa'e, the Collar, and the cuffs of the model
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Shrimp and Celery Salad

Instead of chicken salad. for large COM
pany, one will fiud salad of shrilnp.
chopped cabbage and chopped celery iho's
economical, and quite as delicious loi
change. Use equal quantities OF the sess
tables, and one-half as much of the siriliips
which are very good in some of the eann y,
brands. Those are suggested, as they ~
easily obtained.
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Practical Hints for the Housewife


u UREAU tops that may have grown
~ marred or shabby may be brought to
good looks, by covering with piece of
chintz or plain colored silk, and then coy
cred with a piece of thick glass cut just
the size of the top. This is also a very
sanitary treatment for the top of dress
ing table. Heavy glass is not liable to
break, if treated with reasonable care.
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model frocks, there is no thought Il
of the need for laundering, for N
silk and even velvet trimmings "a
are used with fascinating charm. Y
A girdle of velvet, buttons to
match, or pipings of silk, lend a
beautiful finish. This means that
the service of the dry cleaner
may be needed, though many
careful dressers find that they
can wear such dresses for a sea-
son, with only pressing necessary. The
pannier innovation is pleasingIy brought
out in the gown shown at the bottom of
this page. 1t is a dainty blue and white
cotton crepe, with trimming of old blue
panne velvet, cord loops and buttons. The
simple underskirt is cut in two pieces,
while the tunic is made Of a single piece.
Any wide material can easily be made IN
just like this for useful afternoon dress.
using pattern S147. Is cents.
Dress and sports coats have as their
newest feature extended sleeves, forming a
yoke front; and sometimes, Also a yoke in
the back. In the smart coat pictured on
this page fS126) the yoke comes only in the
| front. The material is green golfine, and
| it is lined with white messaline. The par
tern Of the number given can be Ind in G
sizes. is cents.
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White lace curtains or bureau pieces
may be made with an ecru tint by dipping
in very thin dye, or in coloring made Of
tea, or coffee. Kalsomine tint, bought at
a paint store, viii answer the same pur-
pose, and will leave no odor. As the color
is strong, only a few grains will be needed
for big results.
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Boiled ham, tongue, or corned peel
should be allowed to cool in the liquor ~
which it has been cooked, to give it the pess
flavor. Boiled bacon is good substitu''
for tongue to serve with spinach.
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Nuf Pie Crust Pastry

When making pie crusts, or tarts, take
the leftover pieces of pastry, roll them ous
in a sheet, brush with white OF egg, anu
strew walnuts and little sugar os''
them. Bake in a moderate oven.
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Ready-n,ade Garments Dear

The ready-made garments shown tor
Spring are in many cases exceedingly
high priced, and out of proportion to their
value. The types of dresses shown on TINS
page are some of these, and SO simple 70
make, that the woman who wants to econo-
mize will not find it difficult to get success
full results if she makes them at home Win
a rnod no ftary,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-03-10

Patterns for designs shown ON this page !
can be obtained from any agency seHing
LADfES HOME JOURNAL PATTERNS !