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Las Vegas optic., 1914-12-18
NormalS Imperative Need
Is an Additional Building
REGENTS Annual Report Shows Growth Of The Sta School

II
The board of regents of the New
Mexico Normal University has sub
United its annual report to the COVER
or, showing a decided increase in ths
size of the institution and making an
urgent demand for new building
There is not room in the build
ting that is adequate to its require
nents," says the report. There is
imperative need for a new buiIdins
ii this school continues to do its duty
to the state and to maintain the high
standard it has attained.'
oFhe report then goes on TO give iii.
Stances of the crowded condition in
the building.
}r'The rooms in which industrial
branches are taught are so small that
Iii was necessary to hold classes at
|hight during he last summer scncol.
The classes in cooking AMI sewing are
taught in room that has 1916 square
feet in its floor surface In this
room are 16 desks, occupying 100
square feet; five sewing tables and
three serving tables, occupying $50
square feet; 3S chairs, one range, one
blue-flame stove, two cupboards, four
sewing machines, five dress forms,
and, at least once a day. 30 people
More than 100 students recite in this
room every day"
Every department of the school
needs room in which to expand, ac.
cording to the regents They state
that $4,000 a year for four years for
building purposes is requisite to the
proper growth of the school
Besides the 100000 for the new
building, the school asks for the sum
Of $4,000 as an emergency fund prop
erly to take charged the summer
school, which, next ear, is expected
to be the biggest in the history of
the institution. The regents also
ask for $4,000 to take care Of sal
aries, equipment. books, repairs, etc.
"The salaries are inadequate" reads
the report. MANY teachers have been
offered higher pay for conducting In
5titutes or accepting positions in 9TH
sr schools. They have remained with
he institution only through sense
If loyalty. The school asks that this
should be rewarded. The
Institution has, at the present time, 2S
Las Vegas optic., 1914-12-18

teachers on its faculty 1t will pa,
these, during the coming year. th,
sum Of $23,40O, or ali average Of ST,
IO17,
The board advocates the giving o.
tuition free above the training school
Many persons who are desirous of bee
oming teachers are unable to pay the
tuition charged, even though it is
comparatively small. The regents
would put. the profession within the
reach of all who can qualify.
The report shows that the number
OF students in the school has increased
nearly $50 per cent since 1898. At
that time there were 1876 students en-.
rolled. This year there are $50 pupils
enrolled. Last year there were 572.
Showing an increase this year Of 81
students, gain of over Is per cent.
The report shows also that the in
crease of late years has been in
grades above the training school. Over
80 per cent of the academic and nor
NAL students who have quit school
are engaged in teaching. The school
has graduated 286 students.
The report contains some interest
ling data on the cost the state must
bear in producing teacher. A second
grade teacher, who has been in school
for eight years, will mean an ex-
pense to the state of $4OO A first
grade teacher, who has been in school
for II years, means an expense of
$S16. A professional teacher, the
highest grade ever given, who has
been in school for a period of ID
years, costs this state s1,124. When
one takes into consideration the ben
eft the state derives from teacher.
it is readily seen that the cost of pro-
duction is exceedingly low.
The school handled the sum Of $685.
740 during the year Of~this sum
$4,000 was received from the state
auditors office.
The regents and faculty. Of the
school are to be complimented on their
management Of the institu-
TONS affairs during the past year. The
school has shown remarkably rapid
growth With another building the
schools possibilities will be vastly in.
creased.
Las Vegas optic., 1914-12-18

B. P. o. ELKs-Meets second and
fourth Tuesday evening of each
month Elks' home on Ninth street
and Douglas avenue. Visiting brothers
are cordially invited VIM. H. Spring
er, Exalted Ruler D. W. Condor, Sc
cretary.
Las Vegas optic., 1914-12-18
KNIGHTS AND LADIES OF sECUR.

KNIGHTS AND LADIES OF sECUR-
ITY, COUNCIL NO. 2S9O-Meets IN
W. o. w hall. Sixth street, on the
first and third Mondays Of each
month at p. M Visiting brothers
and Ladies always welcome. o. L.
Freeman, President; Miss Cora Mont
ague, Financier, Mrs. A. v. Morrow,
Local Deputy, 9OS Jackson avenue; 2.
W. Montague Assistant Deputy. 1O11
Sixth street, East Las Vegas. N. M
Las Vegas optic., 1914-12-18

Lame back may come from over
work, cold settled in the muscles or
the back, or from disease. In the two
former cases the right remedy is
BALLARD's SNOW LTTIMENT. II
should be rubbed in thoroughly over
the affected part the relief viii be
prompt and satisfactory. Price 25c.
SOC and s1.0O per bottle. Sold by
Central Drug Co.--Adv.
Las Vegas optic., 1914-12-18
BEST FOr kldnsys-says Doctor

DR.. ]. T. II. Neal Greenvllle. So.
Car, says that in his 80 years Of ex-
perience he has found no preparation
for the kidneys equal to Foley Kidney
Pills. In soc and $1.OO sizes. Best you
can buy for backache, rheumatism.
kidney and bladder ailments. o. G.
sohaefer and Red Cross Drug Store
Adv
Las Vegas optic., 1914-12-18

FRATERNAL BROTHERHOOD NO
102-Meets every Monday night u
O. R. G. hall, on Douglas avenue q
Las Vegas optic., 1914-12-18
ELK ARE COMING

Santa Fe, Dec. 1S.-Game and Fish
Warden T. c. de Baca heard from Vel
lowstone Park today that the elk for
New Mexico will likely be ready for
shipment by New Years. as the elk
are coming down from the hills.
Las Vegas optic., 1914-12-18
LOCAL TINE CARD


for one second foot to be pumped out
Iof the Pecos to irrigate 7s acres.
Miss Beligna Ga1iegos today FLED
with the state engineer a declaration
to renew old water rights filed upon
by her late husband. Ventura Gale
gos, for water from Gallegos ditch to
irrigate Ga acres
Las Vegas optic., 1914-12-18
rHE sTATE ENoINEER

Santa Fe. Dec Estate Engineer
James A. French today granted Ger
tificate Of construction and license to
Las Vegas optic., 1914-12-18
SOCIETY DIRECTORY

IS o'clock. Visiting members are cor
daily welcome. J. T. Buhler. PresA
dent; Mrs. J. 4. Buhler. secretarys
9. IF Baily. Treasurer.
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Der, bic aud als 5eitamsntsOoLlItrede'
rim funsiren iOa.
Sn sinen Seitamente, bas nur Is
Worte entbdIi. isbt 8 bnS. Gautf
ieine Satin MarD Jautb als lniper
ialsrbin isines ettpa $500 6etragera
ben Raalaies Elm.
Suitiu Wiiller perma9t Den
ct. ,Sranistus airfe, 9ins uno 2is
bertp Strabs, $50 fir Wleflsn; bsr
St. @incent be paul &pnferen oers
iel5en Gir6e $25. uno Den Reit ieis
mes 9srmSsens an feline Satin 4nnu
Riillsr auf 2.bensseit. ga4 ibrem
lobs ion, mas nod ibrig, cn isine
pier ainber, Sobn. 9eorse, Minnis
uno GIiSabetb WliiIsr, fallen.
SuIiana Gatb psrmo4t i5r
9erm0sen slei9bsitlih an ibrs aht
ainber, SObn, Sulia, sabina. stusuit.
Bertha, gmmu, SOieph Sutob uno
syrant Gatb.
9eo. Werrell iebt ieine 8ats
tin gornelia WlerrsQ als llniperialers
bin uno SeitamentsDoIlit Ilitrederin Elm.
q a Olaf stnsetseenbeiten.
Sobn g. gouns 1T Ra4ldbperpals
Ter pon Sacub Wa. gouns; psrionar
lien $500. Griin0eissntbum $2o,0 900.
gb. 5ines 1T ga9labpsrpulter BON
Samss Sines; psrIonalicn $4,000.
Simon Subis 1T Ra9labuerfpdlter
pom Roia ). Subis; PerionaIisl
$1,000, 9runoeisentbiim $240o.
gliSabetb Subj III Na9labpsrtpal.
term BON Robert Subj; psrionalisn
5000, @runbeisentbum $500.
Roie 8. Srum's periOnIider Had)s
lab 1T auf $49, 1865 ubseihdst Dorosn.
8erf 1isoenes.
Der neue 6taatsanipaIt Serr Spbn
Q. Campbell bat ssitsrn Ssrrn Mar-
mion 6. Jreeman an Stelle oes gum
pcrseriidten Charles Gle
itou dIs Glert Der StaatsanIpalts>
Sffiee ernannt.
Die SbeffieIbsains Millins 60.
erlangte ein 9erbitt iiber $41s5.47
sesen bic Domeitic Scisnce Batting
60.
gIrop 6. Denton, Rsceiper Der SEQ.
20. Wle9llpin Co., oeren Steu.rsGin.
i6dbuns seseN ibrsn Yroteit nm
$150, 900 erhObf tporbsn 1T, bat sin,
GtnAalsstIags (ssssn ben GOaa.s'
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Msiksliidter Mambanfaa.
9eidaftsfiibru Sople Ses SANITY
Sdubseiddftes NIT einem SdJraa.
beaidIliisl uisberseidJlaseH.

Ginem giiiisen gei9id bat e. Der
33 Sabre alte Wtihdel Dople, on Der
Welinbd unb Wtain Strabe tpobnhaft,
~ banter, bab er nod unter ben Ge|
benpen ipeilt. DopIe ipurbe seiteru
Worsen, als e. ben 2aben bes Gdmilp
G4ubgei9dftes. 30. 1150 Drain
Strabe. seSffnet battle, bon iein.m
syreunb Stspe DaIep aus Horipoob
nit einsm S9raubsnidliifel niebsrss'
idlageH.
Dople matte Der polisei bon ben!
1orfalI Mittbeiluns unb CAB an, baB
er sesen Elm balb adt llbr Dor BEN
sJamilp Sdubsei9dit. Ro. 1150 Watn
Gtrabe, poielbft sr als Geihdfts
fibrer tbGtis TT. feinen Jrtumb unO
ebernaIigen 4nseitslIten btsfelben De
i&Gftes, Stspe OaIep antraf. Der NIT
ibm 5ufammen ben 2dben betrat. 0o9s
le nabm an, baB iih Dolep elm iDenis
auflpGrmen tpo[e unb binoerte ibrs
baber ni9t am 4etreten bes 0efhdfs
tes. MdbrenS ii9 Dople IN tniesnset
Sttuuns Dor bsm Oeloiaranf btIano
un0 benltlben seSffntt bate. i4lns
Dalsn pl0sii4 NIT st'lsm S9raaosns
i4IiHsl aaf ibn EN-. Den. umlfano,
oab ods Spfsr TN felben yfomsnf slns
Seitsnbtipsguns naAte. ~ es 5u Dan'
Ten, bab Der S4las, Der sesen ben
aopf gsfiihrt mar. bessuteHo abse'
i4pddt ipuroe. Dcple tprans leinsm
IHsreifer t9nsu an DE Henle uno
ma9ts ibn hisrour1 tampfuniaEs;
Onlep battle ndh Der apaf MON pen
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aIs Der MdRn ,gsFeruns bsriprah.
suriidse3ossn babe. auBer Der Sdei.
buns erlansts Die gran 2tlimsnts, or.
rsn 60bs is6O4 auberssri6tIi9 feit.
gsitellt purpe. Soiis Gut3eit,
SAT Dsit 8. Strabs. Don 9lusuit
Gut5eit, eilism glert, ben iis am %.
SuHi 1909 se6eiratbst bat. Sic mics
mad. baB sr niht fir iis iorsts unD
iie oesbai6 bic meiits 3sit seSpungsn
mar. in eintr WGf4ersi gu arbeiten.
um ibren llnterbali 81 Deroiensn.
Werlangt 4lim.nte.
Warsarst Grommsper bat
ihren Gatten, ben 3isarrsnma6er Sens
~ 5rommeDer, 11S SIT Y. Strab.
NIT bem iie ii6 am A. September 1877
Derbeiratbete, auf 3ubluns BON gllis
menten rsrtlagt unb gu sIsi6er 3eit
einen einbaltsbefsbl erlangt, nm ben
Mdnn, Der bel Midael Sbolb bei4Gf.
tist 1T, gu perbinbern, isineu 2obn gu
5ieben. sic fiibrt an. bab sr iie forts
ipdbreno pernu4lditst unp brutal be-
banbelt unb isit oem Z. Rrpember
1914, trpbbem iie trant unb i9pdt,s
li4 III, nidt bag Gerinsfts mebr fiir
iis setbaR babe.
@ssen giirgf0aft euttais
Ten.
Jreb. 5appeborn, Der Dor .is
nisen 5osen, als CT BON Der Solbatsn.
bsimatb in SdHoustp bier anlanste,
um feline. Samilie gu beiuden, auf 9s
trtiben ieinsr grzGdttin fpessn Ridts
Der inn auferIegtsn gIis
mente am 9abnbof Derbaitet uno in
bic Sail ss6raat ipurbe, leitets seitern
Dor benz 2ppsIlationsgsridt elm Sas
bedss Corpus 9erfdbren Elm, auf 9runn
Deifen CT sesen $1,000 giirsibaft auf
freism 5ube belaiIen iperoen ipirb, bis
Iein jail Dor bem eennnntsn @eridtss
bof 5ur 8erbaHoluna tommsn fam.
eingerei4te 1efamsnt.
Die Deritorbene 2sbrsrin g 2ouifel
Senert perutadt ibr 9ermSsen an |
Ihrs SGfpsitsrn 9ermania uno 8run=
3iIpe Jensrt.
Mdr g 4ottenfeqs isbi feline
Sdttin Gmalie Snpttsnfels als llni= |
'erialtrbin unb SeitdmentspcIIiir |
I'm Elm.
Carl gambler p.rma6t isin
DtrmSssn an isins Satin, Sslsn 2auA
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Die @leftri5itatSratcn.

Sine peitsre geipredung betrefFs
Der GIettri8ttdtsrdten erfoIgte aeItsrn
yld6mittao oeIegentlib zines bon Der
9anbelstummer i'm Sptel Sinion
arransirten 2un6eou. Die Wurtfii6s
rer tparen StootnundIt @dlter R.
Sdoenls. ieiu 2(mtsoore1n1er gfrso
Ul gettmuu, @asprdIioent 80. 70.
iSreeman unb Der @rperte ". 6. ain1.
@s fplate cine aagemeine Qlusiprane,
bic ieoo6 su teinerlsi Reiultaisn
fiibrie.
Cine Dffentli6e @eridmmhlng in
perielben lraae ftnbet beute @Orthit-
taa i'm Stubtratbaiudl itutt, Der aut
sine groBe 9lBubI 2lttiondre Der @as
60. beipobnsn iperben. Dieie @er=
iammlung, au Der pas oIleemeine
publilum 3uiritt bat, III BON benz
itdOtrdtblibsn &pmmittse, peIhes BEN
@rneuerunestontratt in SGubeB bat
siu6erafen nprben.
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GtsrblieBteitSberidst.

Derner gluomquiit, 27, SiiOil9es
Soipital, Speration.
Sutob Pupe, 55, itdbtifaes Qrmen.
baus. Snqueit in S9pebs.
5rant Smitb, 81, TIA Hpb Qpe.,
2unaenent5iinbung.
S6a geit, 5s, 722 8eit 8. Strabr,
S6lagflub.
So3n sorgerbins, 88. 48s on 10.
Str, 6er5lsiben.
Gmil 9es5, 63, 633 Sft pearl
Str, SRqueit in S9pebe.
Charles auabe, 6S, Montgomerp
aOs.. Snqueit in S9pebe.
Rutb S6asfsr, 5, PIP SIt IL.
Ctr. SipbtRritis.
GmiI 0ebenber, 35, 1926 @ine
StroBe, SubertuIoIe.
Catherine Morgun, 70, 3175 Sill.
IiDs QOs., 2lrtertenoertaltung.
2tIics Gupp, 80, 1896 Montrofe
slre., 5er8Ieiber.
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@aabereien lsa @res.

Cine Hanbe bon Rdubern mdAt
dlssnblidli9 Cincinnati ipieber uns
ii9er. Gin Hanbit eridisn turs Dor
IL libr gla@ts In Der Mirtbf&aft BON
Sobn 1rotamp an Der 8. uHb Burns
Gtrabe unb srbeuitte, nddbtm er ben
G1auitellner tinesidiidtert bate. ben
@strde Don $40 aus Der Resiitririafe.
Geesn 3 llbr Worssns branssn
otpei 4anbiien In bas Gbhaus BON
George Jebpuil. 30. 5O4 Sohn Stras
Be. Elm unb srbtutstm eineH anfebns
Iidxn Bsiras.
Cine balbt Stunbe fpdier itattsttn
bic HurIasn benz Dairb aun4 6aus
BON Daniels. 30. 334 Meit 4. Stros
BE, sinen Hefu1 al unb raubien ben
aelInsr Glpbe WilIs BON 30. 1898
Gin Girabt aus.
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almte i@lemberte.
5lusi Hamen in einer anto.AHbn.
Lang fameH nnperIebrt baboR,

Dur& bas Olatisis ianb ssInn
Elm AusomobiIuufaIl iiait. Der fiir
Jrau Jcftpb iinb s}rl. WioIc ancop
lsi&t bdtis psrb1nanibpon iperbsu
i6nnsn. Trau JoIspb 5tnoop aus
gcpslunb, o.. ipolIie TIRE gdipaaerin
aus BEN Gston 6ofpital ,in elmer
a(uiomobiI Mmbulan3 mad SouTt
fubssu IaTen. bdmit be Dame bic
Gsitiase I'M JamiIientrsis Osrbriussn
tSnut, ala bls elmbufoua an Der Wla.
niiOn Nocb. nak Der .. u. .. Wdbn
infclse Dss GIaiitiiss ins @Isiten
fam, Dem Gbdufieur mar "a pnmog.
lid. ben magsn 3u fonironirtn urD
btrfslbt route siBs B5f9uug binab.
Dis Damsn fumen ipk bur& Elm
Wuubsr obHt WnItbunsen bapcn. Sm
islhM Wlpmsnt IAN aus bit sniososus
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S4asmeiitsr anseitrenst, um bic Ginz
treibung Der uuf 9runo Der srb5bten
gini9dBung bere4netsn Steuern su
psrbinoern.
GDeIpn 2ueaa 9rate, Ra9labpers
rpaIterin Der Wabel g. Srate, trelt'
2eBtere am Z. Rppem6sr 1914 an Der
Wontsomerb RoaS, GoanIton, pon eli
ner Gar getroFfen uno oerart perleBt
ipuroe, oab lie bulb baruuf itar6. bat
cine alage iiber $4,000 aesen bic
Ginc. 5raction 60. aneeitrenet.
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sGebten Ri9tuns elm f9peres aaft.
4utOmobil bepan. befen Center ein-
iab, baB er eineH 3uiammenitoB uidt
ttrmeiben tonnte, tpenn er ni1t i'm
Stanbt iei, bab Steusr berum3urei.
Ben. 6ierbur9 tam bas 2aft,2futo-
mobil ebenfalls ins 9leiten unp
rutf&se duf Der entSesens.iebtenS Seits
bic 8Sf4ung binab. Der Chauffeur
brudte fi1 bur1 sinen tiibnsnGprnng
in Siherbeit, bns 4utomobiI ipurbe
aber fart befddbist.
Id4 einem tur5en 9lufentbalt in
bsm Jdrmbduie BON .5eFelbroot uno
Rapp an Der Wabtfon Roab febte bic
ambulan5 NIT ihren Snfafsn bic
fyabrt mad QobelanD fort.
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Der Staotrat6
geriAt beg gtrakenbabn.a mittsss
iuieber an bas aommittee
5uriidperipieien.
Gtabtratbs Ritslis6 Eawbsr ipill
iusitre SffentliMe Sitnnseu In
ben beridiebtnen inpolpirten
Trasen babeH.

Gta6tpater Charles Gppber pon
Der 5ipeiten Wdrb mahte IN Der ges
itrieen Stabtratbss sSibung erfoISrti4
In Obitruttion unb ieste Is bur&, bab
ein Dtri4t bes Strabsubabn,a ,aommits
tees ibsr aIsrbanb seplanie Werdnbes
ruigtn bon StrabsnbabHsR HsRoutsn unb
4usosbnuHs bes Sbiteuls ber llmfeis
attarien ipiebsr an bas aommittee 5lls
riidDtrDideu ipurbs, bamit no9mals
0ffentlife Sibunsen itaitfinben ton.
rsa uHb bos publitum ipieberum feline
Wsinung in Der MnssIesenbeit Gubertt
tunn. benn oas 2ommittse bat bereits
i'm 2aufe 6er perfloifenen Wcheu cine
sdH5e an5aN berartiger Stbungen abs
sebalten unb BEN publitum polIduf
Gelsssnbeit 5ur Meinunsss sgeuberung
gegebem
Serr Saipper mar jebo9 nod nidt
befriebist uno gang beioHbrs Ders
fhnppfte ibn, baB bic Strdbenbabas
Geielf&aft. bic ptrf9iebene 3uges
itdnpniife nit 8yus auf grtpeiieruns
bes lmfteiseturtsnTS TSpitems eefnadt
botts ieine boppeIten llmiteisetarten
non ben Wdeen Der Delta glpenue aus
auf bic MabiIonpilIez zWasen unb Don
bieien aui bic Horb Voripoobs sWagen
bstpillissn min. 9luber6em In 9err
Gdipper aud nift bumit einperitdns
ben, boB feiiens bes StraBenbabns
Rommittess empfobIsn ipirb, BON Dem
legeH BON Gtrabenbabn an Der
Blum Strnbe 5ipfGen Der a. unb 8.
Gtrabe 4bitanb 5u nsbmsn iinb oieie
Gtrabe fiir ben Wagenperfebr az rets
ten. 6err Gaipptr mics baraufbin, bnll
IN ben urfprHnsIinen Reorsantiaiis
onspIan bsr GtrdbenbabnIiuien bas
2egsn Der Geleiie an Der pIum Gtrabe
borgsieben ssipsien iei. um bic uah
priee 6ig fabrenben Wasen iibtr bieie
Strobe 5u Ititen unb bic Glm Gtrabs
gu sniIciten.
Dds gnbrdultat Der isbr ausses
bebnten Debate mar, bab auf Derans
IaHung bon Gerrn MluIltn Der Stabi.
rotb eiHifimmis beiHlob, ben 8eriht
ipisber an bds Aommittet suriidsupers
tpeifsn. Samit ipisber 5fitntIiaeSibuns
gen absebalten iperben i6nnsn.
GsisseHtlih Der stitristn Sibuns
mar aud bon Der Werlefung bes itbr
nulfansrsi@en Hsri9ts bss Gtrabfns
babnss ssommittkts Mbitanb stnommsn
tporben. cine 9batfade, bic sIsi4fuIIs
BON 1trrn Gaipper monirt ipurbe, obs
f&on 9srr MulIsn feinen aoltssn BON
Der 5fDeiten Worb oarauf aufmertfam
ma9te. pab bsr 9eriht Dor einis.n
Mcnen febr ausfiibrIi9 In olIeH 3eis
tungen per1HentliHi tporben mar.
IN bas GtrabenbabnsR Rommiites
NIT Der Meifung. cine 1ffsntliGsl
Gibuns in Der anselessnbeis ab3ubdIs
ten, sins ou@ Elm BON 9srrn lrifSsl
nan bon Der Is. Mdrb stfteIItsr 4ns
ivds, ipeld5er bic Musarbsitung einss
Hpitsnani9lnes fiir bic Werbreitsruns |
her Bride iiber bic Gelsiie Der penns |
fplpdnia @dbn an Der Wonisomerb |
Nc0b In pltniaut Ribst porfitbt.
Cine bonn Stabtanipult Ghctnle
unterbreiteie Grbinonj. laut pel1er |
perfonfn. bic ibrs syamiIisnmiisliefsr
mibbanbsln. gu siner Celebrate BON
$50 psrurtkiIt psrben iolsn iDurbs
an bcs Rommtttse fir gelebs unb
Rpntratte pertpisisu.
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Bancroft aus Scnolulu in San5rans
cisco elm. Sic lperoen .tpGbrenb Die.
Ter Mote nod peitere fiinf SpieIe IN
aaIifprnien gum 9tustrag bringen.
Die 5our tommt am Sontag 4beno
IN Son Diego 81 GnDe, ppn tpo aug
bic Spisler gu Muttern beimtebren.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-12-23

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Saieban.

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iibent Der .Rebs", feline grluubnib
oa5u ertbsilt, piro bic r9rsater @inz
ciunati 2lmateur 5sosrdtion", bic
idmmtli9e Iemi profeFiDnslsn&lubs
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pdbreno Der nd9itsn Sdiion i'm Aep.
lamb Jislb, Weitsrn aDenue, an az
len Sumitasen uno Sonntasen pGb-
renb Der 2lbipeieubsit Der ,Rebs"
Spiel. gum Qlustros bringsn, mas fir
Die bieiigen Jreunbe bes National.
Iptsls is6r rpiini9enspertb 1T.
Wie perlautet, baben prGIibent
9errmdnn uno Sauptlins 5erSos be.
i6lofsn, teine tpeitsrsn S9ritte se.
gen tpntrattbriidiss Spielsr Der Ieb.
ten Saifon einSuIsiten, neil lie ben
8erluit berIelben als bebeutunsslps
fir bic SntereFsu bss Slubs sra6a
ten.
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Der pittsburser ,piratsn" unb Uht.
slieo bes apmmittsss fir ausarbei.
tung Ses ndditiGbrisen SpieIprp=
gramms Der Rational 2iaa, befin.
bet iid ieit Wuntas 2l6enb in @inciilz
natl. Gr tbeiIte nit, sab bic nd6te
Saiiun bier nit elmer oreitdsiaen
Serie bon Spielen 5ipiihen uRebs"
uno .pirdten" beginner tpirb. Sas
pollitdnbiss prosramm pirb erft Der.
offentlidt iperbsn, Ha6bsm baNelbe
in Der ndditsn SiBuns bes 2igasDis
rsttoriums. i'm Je6rnar, aur 4unab-
me sslanst TT.
Wie eripartst, trdfen ssTiern bic
rgta Star" &Iubs Der beiben aroben
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Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1914-04-03
AmbuShed Asparagus

Cut off the tender tops of fifty heads
of asparagus; boil and drain them.
Have ready as many stale biscuits or
rolls as there are persons to be served
from which you have cut neat top
slice and scooped out the inside. Set
them in the oven to crisp, laying the
tops beside them, that all may dry
together. Meanwhile put into a sauce
pan a sugarless custard made as fol-
lows A pint Of milk and four well
beaten eggs; boil the milk first, then
beat in the eggs; set over the fire and
stir till 1t thickens. when add table,
spoonful Of butter and season with
salt and pepper. Into this put the
asparagus, minced fine. Do not let
it boil, but remove from stove as soon
as the asparagus is added. Fill the
rolls, put on the tops, fitting them
carefully and set in oven three min
utes. Serve hot.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1914-04-03
STUDYEMPLOYER|F
YOU WISH SUCCESS
Business Girl Should Re-
member His FoibleS and
Respect Them.

T N order to make good in position
l one would think all that is ex-
.pected Of the business girl Is that she
should have an adequate knowledge
Of her work and present neat and
business-like appearance.
But although these are essential,
1t is quite as important that she should
study her employer in order to adapt
herself to his ways and even to his
whims.
This may seem like currying favor,
but, on second thought, does 1t not,
on the contrary, seem like excellent
advice to admonish the stenographer
to observe her employer carefully,
note his little peculiarities, see IL he is
nervous when he is debating, and to
govern her intercourse with him ac-
cordingly?
And then If you have observed that
he is inclined to be nervous, don't
you think it would be very foolish Of
you to fidget in your chair while he
is thinking out the end Of sentence,
or to tap your pencil impatiently on
the desk or to let your thoughts wan
der so that when he had finished the
sentence in his mind you had to ask
him to repeat it because your mind
was not ION the job?"
The wise business girl Is she who
realizes fully that she must adapt her.
self to the needs Of her employer, and
surely one need of an employer who
has certain little peculiaritfes is that
his assistant should watch for them
and bear with them.
A young girl who was one of five
stenographers in large office, and
one of the under stenographers at
that, had one asset, well developed
bump Of observation. 9.
For instance, she noticed that her
employer would wash his hands the
minute they became ever so slightly
scrupulously neat and that his clothes
and fingernails were immaculate.
| She realized that he had immense
responsibilities, and she had heard his
| personal stenographer remark that
he would sometimes pause for as
long as five minutes when debating a
letter, and then, just as soon as he
had his idea in shape, he would go on
with rush until the formulating of
another sentence bothered him.
"And," she had said, "if l don't sit
perfectly still all that time, and keep
my wits about me, he'll say some
thing sharp to me. / used to hate his
dictation, but I've gotten used to him
now, and so 1 get along all right