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The Monte Vista journal., 1914-04-11

VIII everybody who is acquainted
in,a .u 'aots is beginning to take an
e,, '1' y. IN the control Of hog chol-
rSooo s'm Hill recently contributed
wv 10 DO used in eradication
The Monte Vista journal., 1914-04-11

Aeep the lots, pens and houses
iscted. ""' well ''S'n-
The Monte Vista journal., 1914-04-11

OF hog cholera in the northwestern
states throughout the territory ad-
Jacent to his railroad lines. John
ID. Rockefeller has signifed his in
tention of setting aside 81 ,OOO, 900
for the establishment of an institn-
ton for the study of animal dis.
eases, especially hog cholera.
The Monte Vista journal., 1914-04-11
Stock Industry
LIN THE...
San Luis Valley
r, IN, Member of Che s1tonte Cista
Hos Grower,' .As'oeiotion.

Nm order to stimulate interest in the
~ stock industry, particularly hog
,sisiug, ss there will be short articles +, s. de-
osnd o.,u stockmen, in fact anyone desir-
In intormation along this line, are in
iissd ~ to ask questions, which will be
nswsred through these columns.]
The Monte Vista journal., 1914-04-11
The WAY Of Il.

'I think kissing is such a foolish
practice"
We'll, most people do set their faces
against it"
The Monte Vista journal., 1914-04-11
Strange.

"Those are excited letters have
been getting"
"Odd. when somebody must compose
them before they are sent"
The Monte Vista journal., 1914-04-11


,oving time. The bulk of the
b9l4 pig crop will come from pigs
horn in the next forty days. Good
authority has established that 25
oer cent or more of pigs born per-
4 sb before they are week old.
Tbe fault must be with the breeder
Dr farmers management at and
orior to this time, for the reason
hat this great loss is peculiar to
wine in domestication. There is
nothing mysterious about the busi-
hess, and it is not complimentary
% the intelligence of man that
brutes in a state of nature can
bring forth and save their young
better without mans help than
With it.
The average farmer thinks that
here is no other animal that can
shift for itself as we'll as the hog,
md with this assurance there is
bot proper attention given to the
1ariety of feed and range neces
|ary to keep the brood sows in the
most vigorous health. Where the
light kind of range and exercise is
provided for the sows we can rely
bn them being in condition to far
row larger and stronger litters and
10 furnish an abundant supply of
wholesome milk. The SOW must
bot be too fat, but she should be
in good condition. The individual
las to figure this out for his own
herd.
Many farmers suffer great losses
rom neglecting to note the date of
ervice and being ready at farrow-
ing time to give the SOW the best
Intention. The successful breeder
will know from his book the very
bay that the SOW ought to farrow.
de will have separated her from
he herd ten days or two weeks be-
ore and have her contented in her
Pwn pen. He will see to it that
he feed is such that will suit her
hanged conditions and keep the
bowels regular. Let the feed be
generous, but not heating; regular
md of such variety as will keep
he SOW in health and vigor rather
nan tat and sluggish.
When the pigs come the owner
mould be on hand to help the sow,
need be, and see that the pigs do
pot get chilled. As fast as the lit
10 ones are born their tusks should
os clipped, This can be done cas-.
.ef Then than later and will prevent
'Heni from cutting up each others
noses when fighting. 1t will also
Asep them from biting the sow's
uauer, which frequently results in
a'ec'ion and subsequent loss of
'na. portion of the udder.
Il the pigs get mangey or scabby
.u the ears, back and tail, dip
;uem AS long as you are spend
as good money for dip you may
.','', Neii buy some that you know is
% ,,''a'le, Kreso Dip, made by
"Ae Davis Co. is good one and
"''o.utely dependable. Don't buy
'"'f'ed dip from peddlers.
heep the lots, pens and houses
y" IRON yermin and we'll disin-
ol o'eah out, clean up and keep
viii ,t'e'yoody : who is acquainted
in,a ,u 'aots is beginning to take an
e., ''1' =. In the control Of hog chol.
The Monte Vista journal., 1914-04-11
Easter novelties at Fuller's.

Mrs. W. E. White has been Wis.
iting in Denver this week,
The Monte Vista journal., 1914-04-11

The soldiers home purchased a
Ford touring car from w. j. En-
Earl this week.
The Monte Vista journal., 1914-04-11

Good river hay for sale at my ranch
northwest of town.
PEDRO TRUJILLO.
The Monte Vista journal., 1914-04-11

Our fountain is new and our
drinks pure and sanitary.
Abbott Gooding Drug Co.
The Monte Vista journal., 1914-04-11

Lee and Frank Moninger came
in Thursday from Fort Collins,
having completed the school term
at the Agricultural college.
The Monte Vista journal., 1914-04-11

Clyde Stephenson and family
from eastern Missouri, arrived
Thursday and expect to spend the
summer here. They are cousins
of Chas. Devine.
The Monte Vista journal., 1914-04-11

A correction should appear in
the Umfeet Grocery ad for this
week, making the same read as
follows: 23 lbs, sugar, 800; 100
lbs. sugar, S4,25.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-02-05

rem iino, ipesbnlb lie idoiI iest ais bic
nuitbnaBlif,en 6iesidbrinen Cham.
pions betrnhtet iperoen
Gineinnati's GInb bat felt letter
Soiiou linfer, Sling, groiun, gafaro
unD 8idlnnD perloren ilno als neue
Diitalieber aer5oe. SartIeD. g)ina.
ling Npren u,io Rieboii erIporben.
GS iii nod iebr frugIif. oh Ser5og
ben Infer boil ull0 gnns nuf Der ah.
fangsitation erieben fam rno oh Die
nelien Sdleuoerer in il,ren 2eiitilnaen
benen Der oeiertirten Weteronen al.
naberno aleihfomnren Deroen. sc.
oeniaas lit Die Bertbeioianmg oes lin.
fen 5eloes onrh ben gcrfaui ge.
ihers all oie yseip 9)orfer yHieien" be.
0eufeno aeid)pdd)t poroen. ytieboff
id)eint inoeiien cine eriiflaiiige arait
sur gertbeioisung Der 3. Bale gu
iein.
SdliptIina Ser5og lit Der lleber-
Selanng. 6ob iein Stub in bieicnI
,5abxe lt1rfer irin miro dis inlletten.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-02-05
@mtbenon Ztiere
gerMriadlten geitsrn Norsem srofe
Amfrcsmng i'm Chen Rarf.

3ebn Stiere, ipetde bonn 5ub Des
groab ,ns' nah Den 9iebb0fsn an Der
sSobn unb lipingItOn Strabe trans
pprtirt perben iollten, riiIen fid bon
ibren 1reibern los uno Itlrmten BEN
gben Bart 3u. Die 3biere tamen auf
bem Dompfer .Gsorgia Gee" geitsrn
Wprsen bier an. burdbraten ole Bar.
rieren nuf bem Tampfer uno itiirsten
IiG in bic ;yIuthen. IS eelanq ben
Wannfhaften. bic gbiere einsutreiien
unb an bas uftr gu brinaen. 6ier
tpuroen bic Stiere pteber I6su uno
raBten Nib burd Die Stroben, BEN
goen pari an. Sm BART parsn bic
5biere bic S6redsn Der automobilis
item unb oubgGnger, pelts eilenos
SfuB ludten. es gsIang bem polis
siiisn Gnnbman. SerQednt aeobrs
unD oem partpoli8iitsu, 8 Der pitbenz
ben 1biere ein5ufangcn, pelt,e a!sz
oann nah bem gsb0fts BON Slimers
ouf pem 8iebhof 9ebradt perben
tpnnteH. 3Dei Der Stisre enttamen.
giner Der trdftieen gulI.n ma6te IS
iic anf Sen Roitnanlagen bequem uno
lribIts bic Grbe lit fsineu 5ornsru
auF alsoann itottsts sr Der Suoaas
SeimilGtte eirlen geiuh ab, in Der er
? nne unD 1hiirsn nisoerrib. Dess
slsIhen ronnte fr cine Rii6entbiir an
Der airnep MDcnue Elm. poli3iit
Sanomann ihfpong Iit) auf fein Rob
uno terfolete 0as nod immer nil
ttsnoe Ibier, tptlhss Der Sdaeden Der
4Sahdnten tpurbe. 3urdl cine tpohls
oe'ielte aaseI ftredts Der gpli3ift oen
Stier 3it 9oben. Gs tonnts niht fefts
sti.etIt fperben. IS ein 7Eubodnoer pom
osm 5bier perEsst puroe, bod fauo
Der Beamte on nm 5oru oes Stierss
sin:n 5beil einss Rotss pom sinsm
Wonns. Der atusite entlauieue Stier
tcHnte nod niht eingefangen peroeu.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-02-05
Sest lit er tpot.

Das geiunobeiisamt bat aasn um.
hsritro!henoen 6unben ben Rriea ers
Hart ano manfer 6unoeIisbbdber
fpiro. ipenn tr nift 2d,t aisbt, Ieinen
5uno balo permiHen. go ertlarte me-
nisitens ssiiern Derr Or. gIume pom
itabiiihen 0eiunbbeitsami. gsisern
Wcraen fiel Elm xrrsnlofsr buno an
Der HorbIsite orsi ainber an uno psr.
lesie bi,islbsn. Die 9inoer iinD:
eiiher Specire. s Sabre alt. Gbparb
Rsuter. l3 Sabre alt. unb 2eona
Dams. 10 Sabr, aft. 1otisr oes iiaos
tiftkn Deieitips Dams. fGmmtlih an
Der airbn Roob lpobnhaft. G. ipirb
angsnommen. oab Der 6unb bon Der
1ollDutb befalen mar. aIs Der
5unb bic timber ansepadt batte,
idlus Elm paHant ben 1unb NIT eis
ntm Stein auf ben aopf, benfelben
anfdtiHsnb t6otenn. Qfys Ser aaba.
per mad benz 0efunbbeiisam. aebraht
iuarpe, I'm bort unierfuht an iptrbtn.
itanb Der aoisr ipisber bon ben Ionien
nuf unb blidte bic nmiiskncsn redbt
sreubtrsis an. 9eomie bes itGoiifhtn
2aboraieriums t0btsten ibn bonn mits
tels gblproform.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-02-05

Shomas 8opopin, AZ, 4433 gru8se
StraBe. 2ungeneut3iinbuna.
2iusuit 8uIh, 76, 1893 9ittsns
bouie StraBe, Sdpd6e.
4beI Gping. so, SiioiIbss 6oTpi=
tai, Qlter8fhDdfs.
Ilar 4fur, Al, ftIbtii5es 5oipi=
tai, QiersnleiOen.
Soiepb Gbinger, SO, DeutIaes 8iaz
tpniiien SoIpital, 6sr3leibsn.
SoIepb S6u1art, 55, 1905 8alti=
more 4oenue, RerDenleiosn.
Wtartin Sperting, So, 1874 Gperion
2loenue, llnfaQ.
2ouiie goebms. so, 1719 gine
StraBe, 6er3leipen.
Gatie Raper, 54, ct. Warns Sos
ipttal, 2ungensnt5iinouna.
anna Gbriitopbsr, SO, itdbtiites
6ofpital, 6er5leioen.
GIiIabeth @eiser, 80, 1913 Din.
Strabe, oer3Ieiosn.
Carrie 4oams, 81, 1904 Weiteru
4oenue, 2ungeuent3inpuno.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-02-05

bes tpurbe geittrn Der Glsftrifer Jrtb.
5hmibt Der Grobgeihipprenen iibsr.
ipiefen. ShmiDt iit btfhulbigt, am
Gonutag 4benb George gonrop NIT
poresbaltenem NeDOlper $50 abgee
nommen 3u baben. Gr beitreitet re-
bod jebs Sdulo unb srtldrte. bob
gonrop fih in Der perfon irren muB.
gu elmer Geloitrafe BON je $25
unb aOften fpurben brei iunss Mdn-
ner, tpelfe ibre Wamen uls 0orbemz
berg, Orr uno 5all angaben. pesen
lIebertretuns BEG Shanteeiebes pers
urtbeilt. Die Wngetlagien hatten in
Der 1ansboae bon 5elfrid an Der W.
8. Strabe sin 1dnstrdn3den arran>
girt. gintrittseelo erbcben uno Bier
uno WbistsD perabreift. Dies III
nah benz 8efebe itrdfbar.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-02-05
GntitrDmenoe 0aie
NindDteH eiueu Barber nno aanbca
bciunktlDs.

3roB oqsr Warnunqeu, beim 4ufa
iteQen zines 9asofens fir geniigenoen
4b5ug Der entlpeifenoen 9aIe al for@
gen, f6sinen berartige 8oriihtBmaBz
regeln feline 8edhtung 81 finoen. 9es
tern begab fi6 Der Shubmaher
Warttn Stpber, 1887 Mapifon Rooo.
in ben 8QrbierluDen Don garnep 8rp>
fer. No. 2O36 WabiIon Rpao, um fi3
Der Bro8eOur oes Raiierens 3ll unter.
Siehen. WG5reno Der 8erTh0n. rungs>
rath nit ieincm aunpen befhGftlet
mar. brannte Elm @uspfen i'm 3immsr,
ourh oeiien uHoitte Stelen @aIe
entiptheu. Die bic beioer WdHner in
tltr3er 3eit bet0ubten. Der YolisIft
UtsrgenthaIsr fan0 groter betptlbtlos
auf oem JuBboosn auf. rpdbreno Stpz
Der i'm Stubl ihlief. Sofprt iab Der
BolI3iit mas gc'heben mar, orebte ous
Gas ab uno offnete bic Sbiir, Inn
FriIbe 2uft in ben Roum seldnseu su
IuTien. Or. Sbielb. tpelder hsrbeiee=
rnfen rpuroe, tonnte ihneu jeoe 9e-
bensgefahr 6sietttgen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-02-05
Gle. be.GrlaubxiRiheine.

)Jiabort Woipa, q. 573 90. 6. Ctr.
lRofs Cohen, Is, TAI 80. s. Ctr.
)Joiepb 6enbsrfon, q, 26 Sofiin.
lGoiib 1bompIon. Is. 2126 Jlorence.
|peter Streitmater, %, 2015 Central
tanna Wartini, 20, RDdforo place.
)Gbarles W. aIesm, 1417 Race CTR.
lSiella pinHid, 30. 108 plum Ctr.
}Wartin Silbermann, 80, 1904 gin..
itsmma 8laHi, 81, 1916 Central ap.
lsbomas 9oropis. %, 2727 BOOos
burn Qpsnus.
l@olnie Glider, %, 2727 DOObburn.
t2Du Sdarrinabauieu. "a. 1043 ainn
Strah..
lRettie gsaa,r. 25. s35 2ibiusiton
Strdbs.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-02-05
Oeburten.
81 n c BEN.

5enrp uno Wdria 2sbmtubl, 1907
Sprina StraBe.
pstsr uuo 5oispba Urban, 1850
GspaHold 4p.
Treoerit uno CLARA 0oerasr, 1925
gopmillsr Strobe.
Charles unb Gertrude 6rotbion
942 6optiHs Strnbs.
Darn uno Wargaretbe 5inneQ
905 VI. 8. Strabe.
,Sohu uno Barbara alus, Gop;t
uno Sones S.SaBe.
eoiparo uno anna aaiisr, 141C
Sanmlllsr Strubs.
Sliper uno Colo 6an.s. 1426
Jreemon 4psnus.
Charles uHo 3snni. Riltparo, l244
Sit front StraBs.
eouaro unp CLARA SbSn6.ruer
ReDpprt. fp.
elDoe nno Q2innis aisbI, 1896
Baltimore Qpenae.
ebarIes uno Ularp 9oas! 1925
eolerdin 4bsnus.
RuoOIpb unO 1b.rsfa Bolt, 449
Usllion Strobe.
albert uno Bertha Rpan, 1908
einn Strabs.
Georse uHo Garne Su6n. 1858
8iitd apeuus.
4nthonp uno gtsttie Grpers, Tlabi=
ionpills.
Sobn unb Garri. Sdrooer. mabi.
ionnilIe.
Niaiam unb emma Deil, ebervp
grope.
Marso unb Maria paplopic, g1,ats
man Ctr.
QlGohea.
5riB uno 2lics aiebtrau, TOT Raes
Strape.
,5obn ano g}unip Braun, 1924 Golsz
rain apenus
Charles uno 9Ilnhe Nann, 154S
Gaiiern areHue.
aohn uno Stsla psttit. 1914 Cn
3. StraBe.
albert uno Qouifa gaedl., 800
Renner Strob..
Wiuiam uHo Norma EelIbrueaae,
1918 eleipellnu Strabe.
WiIiom unn @iiIabetb gr6drot.
2S12 eoterain 4peHus.
Oeorse unb 2ouiis Jraneiscp, 1912
pureeH Npenus.
2nther uno gIiIa 6amm, 1924
geetman Ctr. (3piliinsel.
s,enrp une Yatbilbd Nausu, 1Ol5
Wepberion Npenue
ebDdrb unS usiRnie 5bosma.er,
Centre Gtrnbe.
'Sront unb Settle 5iderion. Moois
Ionnille.
Gmii unb Jlorence MoeIImdnn,
Nobiionpius.
Ticolds uno SuIanna sseuoler.
l124 Vcplar Strabs.
Clifford uno Wiprils Nitimonn,
l422 HaHmillsr Sirdbe.
oubd unb 5raga Irifunop. 1910
tsIm 5traBs.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-02-05

fir bic SnItanobaltun9 Ieiner 9rabs
itdtts uno ben Reit IsineS 8srulogeus
iibertrdgt er auf feire Satin Sulia
get,rs.
6enrp Borders ieBt feline Satin
Wtlrp 6. 8ortcrs ais llnipcrfaIerbiH
uni Observation-Disclosures sin.
0er perf0nltds RahlaB Der Glura
2angpon gailep betrGot $65, ,097.59
Oerjenige pe5 Wm. 3rusger $5698.87.
Sohann 4Dam 0aienau pcrmacht
iein 9erm0gen an feline Satin Imes
Tia 6afenau.
rihieoenss.
Marp Gangtrp erldnets Elm urtheil
ijber $1173.40 gs9en 2ummie Shneis
Der II. u.
Die 9nitrbel sSrpn So. bat auf
8runo zines Rontruttbruhs cine 5ors
oerung iiber $2096.58 gegen Die gp-
mcrDs Manufacturing SO. eiuses
tldQt.
GbjGp 8snnsr. 1ruItes Der bantss
rotten 8. &, y. Qumber 60, tldgte
eins 5oroeruug iiber $1730.96 gegeH
Die Ct. 2ouis Soutbpsitsrn Rp. 60.
elm.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-02-05
aleine Yoliscinahridtem

- 9tm Wfittpnd WorQen tpurpen
ourh ben 0etettip- Ssraeoutea 5tea.
Her unb Die 0etettips Ster uno @t.
leureiber Der 40 Sahre alte Schldcbtsr
sSobu HIael pon go. 223 WeIt 9.
StraBe in Renpprt uno Qouiie Sbel.
ton. p Sabre alt, in oem 6dMe gtc.
l045 ginu Strabe Derboftet. Qaaal,
ipelher perheiratbet 1T unb frabe-
Sberiff pou Campbell Gountp tpar.
ioa nit Der Shelton leit s esohren in
ireltuoidaftIiohsm Bsrteer iteben. no
GIrd bic auimsrtiamtett Der Raf
barn crreQt ipurpe. ypeld1e oIs1ss Der
A@o!isel mittheilten.
6arrn @ulperhouie, 20 sSabfe
alt. itsate iih aeitern islbit Der Bplisei.
lHpem sr lid Der 8erausaabuna einss
Gbeds in Sprinafielo,
Wlaif., ihuloiq bttaHnts. @uIper-
hpuie ertIdrte. ook Iein 9epii'en ihn
bennrubiqe unb er bereii lei. ua6
5prinafieIb suriidautebrsn.
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0aie.0au.

Tie Verliilte Der beioen aroben
Sigcs tgsat. u1b Ain.) onrh Jobnesl.
Hudht ibrer Spieier lino 0ere1l lcber.
trim 5u Der neiieri ~5eberol~ .ciaa
limb iolt gleifmdbig pertbeiit. On Der
ytot ligo fino bic Vbilaoelpbiner.
Hrcoflpner unb Viftsbnrger alubs
nn0 IN Der Am. gigo bic glepelanoer
nnD 9eiD Dorter ainbs ourh Iefer.
tion ihrer Spieler am meiitcn ae.
idmdht iuOroen. Nemerfensnertb iii
bic 1bGttode, ndb ~ letfjdbriaen
G Gbnmpions 9tAp lsrfer x0lie.
len (N0t.) unb F6iIdbeIpbider
: -atbletics" NM an 0eitsn eefnb-
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-02-05

ftdrb. 5rou Mub mar gefern 81 benz
JnqlRit iiber ben sob Der Jrau Renrz
mersperger oorJelaben linb Or. Sem
ME, pelder Die poit Wlortem Inter
lu6ung Dorgenommen bate, erfldrte,
Dob Der fan elmer oringenben gufflds
rune fet ',rfe. Or. 6. SO. 9eamau er=
fIdrts bem Coroner, paB bic !oebamme
ibm Elm 8sitdu, IiB abgelsgt bcbe
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pebnmme perbGdatiat.

Jm Wuni3ipaIgsriht erpirtte asz
tern Aerr George Remmensperaer
pcn No. 3O8 MeIt MeWiden apenue
einen 0dffttfsh ssgeH bic 9ebomme
s5ruu Gpo MuB RON Ro. $50 Wtit
UerNidsn Apenue ipsoen Wornnbme
timer fririntllen Operation an feiner
% Scbre alten Grou WarD lptlde am
@oHntas QbeHD I'M Se4oH 0ofpital
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SdD'uer uerlest.

sin Der z. unD Sncamore 5irabe
ipuret atiterHNatmittaa Der IA Sabre
olte s3situnssiunse Soarpep We0cro
Don go. 420 On s. Gtrobe BON einem
4uiomobil nisberasrannt unb insper
perltbt. Dsr Annbs purb< sunGhft
nad Der JtuerpoGe an Der Z. GtrnBf
uno BON bort mad benz it6btiidta
Rrnntenbous aebroabt. Die Merstt
iistIisn fslt. Oak aarD<q einsa 1esen.
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Gbnc aicfa 1roqmfn be6cbt 9ater 5obn's spe.
biin oaIs. nHn PrnaeHIelocn pprcb sIufhauIHs
ocs a5rper5 uHo GrbnItuna Der Rdrme miro
hcm 15itcm ole &rnIt uerlieben, &raHfbeiteu
GG}HmcbrCR.
&atcr 1obH'9 Nroiyin III oaeS refine Iabs
rHaa uuo Der 5eite Sdbub Qrgen bic eieiatreu
circ5 abacmatteIen 3uitanbcs ot5 a6rperS
GrluuacR SIC oas lpas 2ic perlangeH
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fnof,enbrud foipie onifeinenh innere
Werlebungen bapongstrdaen bat. Gs
ipirb sefaet, bab Der Chauffeur bes
Nntos 8eniamin 8orsmann lpor.
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itdnDta eiHgelebt, Dab ne MIR iion
1otdner .rinitn tpiu, unb. mo- tie sebt
nno iiebt. bd iummt iie tbr ihnsioiges
Quftrittslisb:
Shndrmt iid ndmIih uneebeier.
60 NIT riht'ees lIngdrftisr,
Rur fir militdr'ftsn pIi
prista BON GrboeDp."
SRI. Roiel grsp pirb einen edten
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lhmuden maspariIhen Rational
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nit Die 6ersen Der Gineinnaiier I'm
gurn au eroberu.
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telrolle. fir bic iis ibrer ssigur uno
ibrem temperament mad brilliant per.
unlagt lit. Wdrum bic Gperette 4utos
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gut, mir fperoen ,s Sbnen erildren.
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6errn i'm auto nah Saui. sefabreH.
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bGnoler Georq 5rieblsr. GbDobl IelbIt
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trirt fi6 duf ienen unbe,aEnien, Der
i'm aoftiim bes 1rompeiers Don Sdts
iinssn nit feiner ssifi ndh Saui. ees
fdbren lit. Ssine sSifi perIihert ibm,
bab In benz 4uio tpirtIih nihts paf-
iirt IN. Qber 9risbler tsnnt bisIroms
peter unb bat 10 feline 9ebenteu.
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sr feibit isner 5rompetsr mar, unb 10
penoet Iih Qaes 3um Guten.
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fefhe Glariiis bonn Settblifet I'M
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ss3eIfneien gertreier ssfunbtn, pdbs
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feline urDubiige aomi. su sntfalten.
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Cbertsllner Serome. Die eiaenilibe
Glan3rolle bes Stiidss aber in Der
quite Qinbenfhmibt, Wsinbdnelsr unb
ssrihtliher Sa6OerItGnbissr. pordus
unfer Wiup 9iebrit jtbenfans cine
prattlsiituns sriien Ranses MAIDEN
tpiro.
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1emti4es 1beater.
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len. - @illy 9ieoridD ais 9inoen.
id)miot.

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5rep rubebreht felt brei Dohen nur
nod llngariih. sic bat fih in ibre
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1otaptr srinttn tpiu. unb. NO iie stbt
unb itebt. ba iummt iie ibr fdnsioises
2luftrittslieb:
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Shpdrmt fih ndmlih uneebeier.
go nit rihtess llnadrftier,
Rur fir militdr'ften pIi
pristc BON Grnoepp."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-07-01
Rose-Bordered Curtains.

4 clever girl found her plain white cur
tains not to her taste, so she got some
rose-patterned cretonne that matched
her wall paper and applied them to cur
tains which were hemmed top and bot
tom.
With pair of curved scissors the flow
ers were cut out, then laid face down.
ward and the backs evenly covered with
paste, and then arranged about two
inches from the edge of the curtains in
such a way as to make a delightful bor-
der with graceful trails and sprays, final
ly being pressed into place with a mod
erately warm flat-iron, the finished effect
being almost that of a hand-painted de-
sign. There are many pretty ways in
which these flower borders can be car
ried out. They will not wash, of course,
as the paste soaks off if dampened, but
the pattern can be very easily replaced
in fact, the whole business only takes
few hours to complete.
A pale shell-pink easement cloth,
wreathed with wistaria and lilac de-
sign, would be exquisite, while shaded
pink roses look well on a green ground.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-07-01
FOREIGN FASHIONS
FOR AMERICANS
BY LILLIAN E. YOUNG.

PARIS June 22.-Just about every
three or four years some variation OF
the princess style In one-piece dresses
is introduced. that is, longwaisted eff
fects come into vogue, and, as might
be expected, the style is invariably
resurrected after long siege of en-
pire waist lines, making it quite hope
less to attempt any making over OF
the old to conform with the new.
To keep fashion to her time honor
ed path of Inconsistency, no doubt we
now find a movement afott to ahon-
don the high-waisted effects we have
accustomed ourselves to and adopt the
latest version of the princess effect.
But this time it might better be called
the almost princess, for the desired
result is usually achieved by broad swath-
ings about the waist that either take the
form of a sash or SHRED extension OF
the bodice, thus retaining, to a certain
extent. the empire line as Wen. some ne
really smart examples of the style are in
the shops of the Rue de Ia Pa1X. ana
quite a few have been seen at the races,
but as yet, while the style is very new, a
sword of Judgment seems to be hanging
above until women decide whether or not
they like it well enough to keep.
The sketch shows one of the most sue
cessful of these. 1t is carried out in
champagne colored crepe de chine with a
satin sash and heavy embroidered border
in tobacco brown.
The blouse is gathered along the front
edges and across the back OF the neck
to an inch-wide band of self-material and
is fitted in about the waist with section
of the embroidered border to form the
wide Semi-princesS 2irdle. The blouse Is
really made much on the order of a jack
ct, for it is put on over the skirt and
reaches almost to the hip line. Long
sleeves are set smoothly into dropped
armholes and finished at the wrist with
batiste ruffles to match that at the neck.
The tunic is one of the new long ones
laid in small fiat folds about the waist
and adorned by the encircling embroid-
cred border above the hem. The sash is