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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-01-13

gSurocn Ginbrcd)cr, Die Der Sob.
uMng Dpn iSrant Seebe III Clifton
cinen SeiudJ abitGttcten.

Gem ltmItano, oaB ,Srau eSrauf
9eebe, bon gto. $50 Somell 9lnenuc.
einct iehr leihteu Shlai bot uub oaB
Serr 0eebe elm lehr touragIrter Serr
lit baben 0err uno GSrau Seebe es
I'll oeroQnfen, oaB Iie gelegentlid3 ei.
nes Qeiuh8, oeH ibncn in Der 9tad3t
pom Sonutaq gum Ytontaq einbrc'
der abitatteteu, 3lemlih biatg oooon.
gefon1uen limo.
,Srall geebe crpad}te nitten IN 0er
9tacbt infolge clnes cigeHtbitmlIcben
@erduIheS mo pccfte iofort threu
G}atten auf. Serr 8eebe periud]:e 10.
tort ra8 eleftriihc 2idt au3ltorebest.
madtc ieood} 81 ieiner nidJt aeraoe
unQenehmen llebcrraidutnq ole @nt.
oefluq OcB oie 9eleudjtunq ntht
fu11ftlonirte. 9tutUrlIh mar ibm loiort
tlar, oaG Ginbrefer I'M Souie Daren
uber trob0cm elite or ohne 3auoern
uat Gem unteren Stodluert uno bate
nth eic CSenugtbuIua, 0te Burden
iluhteu gu iebeH.
Cine lluterluhurq crqab, DOB oie
9urideu, nm ie0pcoer Storlma oor-
alheu1cn. 6ie cIcftriife SettlHq
rrrdJiduitten battcn, io0dB oic 91e.
loudtrmq njtt ilmfttoutrte. Sle bot.
ten fih aun Idon oas qeiamnte Go-
ieIiilber biibih }lnamncnaepadt
muBten ic0od oieicu Ibcil Der 9el;te
| i'm 5tidl loIieu un0 it'd init etrpa $50
| in 9}aar inrie eInem RepoIper unS
cincnl Ghcf iiber $50 beQnliaen
Ter Ghef oiirite fir lie folm BON
:rgen0 neihen 9tuBen fem
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Sebensmiioe.
Srau &. GOnrcal perludlt ldl NIT
Gooein III ucrgtfteu.

9lus iolpeit lmbefonnten @riirocn
nodtc fur3 por D}itternad)t Sralt 6.
8oureal in ibrcn Simmer I'M Stolt.
hmtie Go. 500 9aiiau StraBe oeli
8rriuh, iidJ nit GoOein 3u pergirtan.
Tie 9ebensmuoe muroe in bepubt-
loieln 3uitonoe pou lbrer g3irt6in
,Srau =. 6bilorcns ouiqeflnoeu. olc
Or. :. ". Subnen, bon 9to. 9lS
RaITau 5traBc, herbeirief, Der t5rou
gonreal nah nem itdotiihcu Soipl.
tai liberfiihren Iicb. no es 0en Acr5'
ten iebr 5alo qeIarg tie altBcr Seben$
geiahr 3u brIugen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-01-13

Dabrbeit.n nit BeSna auf ben 8dr
Der nsuen Is. Diftriftfhule geidgt
fperoen. Der Shreiber U. y. Sames
BON Ho. 538 Renbing Hoao iagt NAM
lid, benz Shulrdtb in Diirren Worten,
oob er BEL benz Ban Der Shule feine
RiiditGnbigteit auf Dus Glarite ollrh
oas GinIssen Der Diminutipen 5eniters
iheiben betpisien babe. Gritens DrIn9s
bur6 oiefe Sdsiben Diel 81 tpenig
Giht tn bic 3inmsr uno 8meitens Itelle
iih Die Rsinisuna oieIer fieinen e>@etz
ben um pislss hDber als pas Retnigsn
bon groPen Sheibeen.
Guf Gmpfsblling beg plenar<ommtte
tees puroen Die pom Superintenpenten
Gonbon smpfoblenen Grnsnnltnqen
unb Beforosruuaen gutgeheiBen, bar
untsr Dis folgenoen: s. 3. Sobnion
prinSipal Der Riperiioe Shule, als
Brin3ipul an bic Worqan Shule oers
isst; s. D gurt, grin3ipal Der 5uls
ton Shuls, 1ls grin3ipal an Die ysts
perFbe Sfule oeriett ltnb s, +. 6ane
ielmann, Sberlebrer on Der 0per
S6ule, gum prin8ipal Der Sutton
Shule beForoert.
Quf Gmpfehlllng oes &ommittees
fir Re9sln tpuroe bsihloHen, Die regel'
mdBigsn Gibungen an jsoem 3Tpeiter
unb picrtsn Wontag i'm Monat Rah
mittuas Inn bier ubr ab3ubdlten.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-01-13

fernen Tptid1litnot mod: rufen, iie bet
Die prin3efIiit bos grobc @ebeimniB
elm Mnnnesber5 5il erobern gelebrf
limo oIs tie ibr @erf poabraht bat,
oa entiagt iie, ein ed,tes Wiener
aino nit einein ehten goloenen @ie.
ner Ser5en. 3iueifellos iino Die Sc
nen fteIlenipeiie reft pifant, unb Der
Gialog erfreit lid bier nno oa elmer
aeipiiicn 6eipiir3theit aber gleid,3er.
tia Iiegt Elm gut Stiif Eoeiie in DER
@eid,idte pom Trtn5gematl uno Der
Tiriaerlin Der 0iener Gamenfapeilc,
uno 6ieie Bor5ilqe oes Iertes fo;r'
men nm 70 mehr }ur 8eltllng, Oh cr
pon benz aan5en 3atber Der StraltBs
ifen Nuiif pcrfl1rt lit 9sirgenos hat
Der ailnitler ben GuPll Der Welooien
reiher nno foitlid}er ipruoeln laneli,
als in oieiem 0erfe, uno feines BAT
lid, 10 raid Die Blnit oes TubiifiIms
in Ger oIten uno III Der ne1,en 8elt
erobert, ipie Der . og3al5ertraum" 9nl
nadiien Sonntag miro INFER oeitt'
if)es eniemble Die Operette auffiiD'
rem. lie Rolle Der @rin5eiiin pirn
bon ,Sr1ulein Aoiel SSrep geiungen
peroen, oercn bia5erigen Qeiitungen
fir cine poiienoete g9ieoergabc Der
aroBen unb oanfharen Bartie biirgen
auni GolliniaSenoen bat III Del
,Sran3i eine lobncnoe aufgabc geiun'
oen uno baB Sans sSorItner eirer
| idneioiqen Vrin5Qemabl herausbrin
gen miro, oas lit ielbitperitGnolid.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-01-13

areiilih geporoeu mar, Iunroe 5u %
1mo Dem Soften Derltrtbeilt.
Die 92egerin 2lrabeQa Sbeiton
mur0e inter Der 2Lnflaae oes Iros
aen3 perborqener @ofien Ben GroBs
qeihmoreren iiberlpieicn. Die 1pIs
ton mar Uerboftet morocu, ais lie am
Sonntaa I'M 5oltie elmer Roilegcs
uoiiin on ser 8orion StraBe aIlertct
8eid,irr 3erIhIogeu mo Die 6oiic8es
noiiin iommt oeren 2lngeb0ri8en mt
Gem Iooa bc6robt hattc. Pin Der Sers
boftcten muroe Elm iharfgeIa0en2r
Hepolper Qeiln0cn.
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aas ben Oeri4tShSfen.
lie Sheibmnssmnble fat ibr lnitiges
alappern ipieSer besonuen.
Stntiitifsn eingereihter alaseiadlen.
- gerlangt bobere Gntid,aoisnng.
ariminaliaAen. - Nadinh'
Angelegenbsiteu. - geridncoencs.
gheiheibunss. Sale.

gheiheioungs ia lie.
Serepta anigbt, geb. 8oule,
Die lid, am 20. sSauilar 1904 ml.
1hos. r. auigbt uerbeirarbete, Dill
iuegen stihtperiorgln,a uno briituier
gel)anoIumg pom oennelber geihleoen
iein. gle madt II. u. selteno, ooB CT
Tie Dor brei ssdbren I'M Stld geialle.l
babe.
Qouife Z. 8oobe nil poit
Comes G,oooe, oen tie an s. SillI
1913 beirathete. geihleoeii letn. ipeii
or am /. Septenber 1913 nit elier
aepiiien annie SohHion ourdsbrannic
iino ieitbem in piloer Che init Der.
ielben Ieben iou.
9puis Ws. Gramer bat feline
G5attin SilSa eromer, Die er am 4.
Tsdrs 1910 beirathete, ouf Shetouns
uerfIaat, neil Tie ihren Saistdlt io-
tpobl, uie aid, ibr aino total uer'
uad,ldiiigte ,mo iih nit anoereu
Wtdnnern beriuntrieb. Tes Neiteren
iiihrt Der alager an, baB oie Sran
big 10 llbr WoraenS i'm Bette blieo
,ruo iid, oft tpieoer nm 8 llhr 9sads
miftaes sur Rmbe begab, obne lidl
Sorluu III fiimmerr,. OBJ er et1pns 5ll
eiien erbielf oher nidlt. Vim "a. Ee'
ren,ber 1919 babe lie ieine eripar'
niiIe, iopie bic Robel fortgenomrilen
.,,,a Ia, t,syfs,yfptr
Glisabetb Surner, oerer'
8otte syiono Turner, nit,t'ilr lie &c.
>Iorat uno lie auBeroem nod brltdl
bebanoelt bat, itrenate cine Sdlei'
bunasfIase on. Ins Eaar beiratbetc
am ). augiiit 1908.
Wilore gurfb
2 shrceber bat ihren 8atten 90
uaro O. Sd,roeoer, Der in Dem arc'
aer'id,en Saoen. gSooosuaro nttn
penSleton StroBe. beid,aitisi iir. ail'
Sfsiouna perflnet, neil er ieit oet
am i5. ssuni 1910 erioIaten Seiratf
taft nie fir Tie ino iein aino aeiorgf
lie nuBerbem brutal behanoelt una
am s. ssarnlar 1914 perlaiieu hdt.
Soa Sones bat ibren III No
734 aenpon slpe. nobngloen 0att1
grtbur g. sssones, Den Tie am 6. sSnH
1907 bsirntbete, alii Stelopng per
ilaaf. neil er Dem 5runfe srseber
iii. niht fir iie sforat uno lie oerar'
bet,anoelt lJnt, Dob Tie ibg Dor 3ipe
ssahren perin'ien u,ubfe.
aiIIian 3. SpronI. 2I3.
GoIernin apenne. erlatGt cine Sd,ei
o,,ua BON benz 3immermann Am
sproul, tueiI er iie fortipdbreno OH
oos Brutaliie bebnnoeIt, I'M SepfeM
her 1913 nit einem 91iippei rlieoer
aeid,laaen unb oonn ans Dem Saul
aeiaat bat. Die geiba beirntbetel
an "a. April 1911
Eanbor 0rubin. 1913 Gin
Gtrcbe, Ser lid, i'm Sabre 1907 u
ilnaarn nit Toniea g. Briibin Der
beirntbete. erlanate geitern ein
Sdoeiolrng, neil bic ssran i'm ,stin
1918 nit ieinem Better ssiul Grubil
ourtgebrnnnt iii nno er iett Der 3e'
bersr auienfhnlt nid,t entbedt bal
Wie er ipifer nusgefunoen babe
min. bat iid oas Danr IN gsewpot
nurd, 5rieoensrihter 0Ienicn frane
iniien.
Bnrbara 1uiic, geb. Sce|
iAcr. BON Gartbaoe. iuuroe bon Tor
q. Wuiif. ben He am 22. s5dllisn
1888 beir1tbcfc. aei6icoen, neil {
He in Nani 1909 i'm en- gelnife
bat
lie gmeibunesflnee 1T Cell
aoeniG aeoen ysite aoeuig msro
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-01-13
eisxsr.5ae nrirsssstas II n htiem
Sabre am 81. Jax1er

70 p man NJ f sine arSssts yS s Ms1fross ANN aau
ien bsTeIibaf. p6brsnD Der Norfaih esn an
Como ssftnsIiasn isusriEssn Ssinsa'fa hss, &C.
sna sa s'Fs ssass sI ni. sss saissssn es ssIs '''''
Gs berriftc in ben Iesten bcioen
Sdbren einc itnrfe aiauiootion m
Gincinnntier Gefnritdfen nno oas
Reiultot mar, nieorige Breiie- -bobes
Ginfomnen.
3iehen Gie in Detraht
Cincinnati gonns. tpelfe $500 abtperisn,
wonb$ bon Dtsoer Ginotsn. nbDsrfeuo 1909
bic 4.tO4.
amssisaH Nsaina min %. Common brnaen
ns:to ST sin arb bis Friorifdissuiiien M
neffc Tonbn at6t IN feinsr analnts ben
Gi6erheiissSciics In ciefsn aiiteE aaf e5k
an.
RSsshen Etis TreettsH 4 pistt 60. grie,
riidfS-sIfiien brimaeft nstfp efo Elm Iie Gse.
tsni1dfi psrbIsHt mstrmais fooisI ais bic
TtbibeHbt.
csssi oisyss 60. grioriiatsaitisH brinasn
feito 60 elm.
@isss esss &c. Rrioriiats. .stttisn brinae'
Ssfnasis ais is.
GiHsiHnsit Gas electric Gs astiss brin'
asH nnbsSn 71 Elm.
Usiambne Gas 1nd &c. 9ripriiaissaf.ien
nbsr ~ NsroisHft, baben eineH aroben gt
tsrtei'ss- Morain.~
Gcrtoraficrss Borbs frgf bon Der noruIaIgr
HuHbts-9 -9trfoErr,enfsetf sn HrtsfeH. psI6,
eth arcbes 9sHfonmsr absperfen.
aasleM gle Hf unfsrs rp9deufiic5eu Guctirnn
gen pon 9sefr Vorfer MffteH ifne EoHbs gsbegr
Rrtcais felearnptiffe SerbinnnHg flHfer Ser
-. . euif0H farbf Hufere xseiteaungsn Gn es
Nem Uorier astiens Borie aus.
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OANA% s~SNSNH 'Ff~Y@
DIR Shnlrath FuirO neriuttcn, etne
Qmenoirung bee Smttb'ihtu Gin
qro3eutz SteuergsisBs5 in Der tolnmsHs
BEN SeiIion Der St1atsgsiesgebung
curt3uTeBsn. 60 prroe in Der ssitrl'
oen SiBung oss z StuIraths .iuItlmmiq
teItloiIen rtnp bic biesbe3iiqIihen nm
trdae bic pom griiiosntsn Gr. 5. Us.
Dithrou einoereitt lporosu ioarsH, sss
lanot,u einitimmig 3ur anncsme.
3urh bisfe amsnoirunaeH oss as@
ndnnten 8efeses iolltn in Der 3utunIt
Sinan,tlemmen psrmiebeH perpsn,
dhntit Der. in fpsltsr iih Der StuIs
ratb gssenpdrtis befinoet. Die 9sz
tpinIhteu amenbirunqsu iino:
Der S6ulrath iOa oas Reht haben,
cine Steueralfiass big gu bier Tlius
su erkben, obn. bab oi. guogettoms
| miiTion irsenopslte Streihungen ma
den bari.
Der prdfbsnt bes S6ulraths Der
er6Rten Stobt in sinem gouHtn Ioll,
fans er Elm Ddbler lit, Ritalieo Der
guoaettommi'fiOn fsin. Soate Der
| 5hulrathsprGIioent tein QBdbIer I,tn
10 ba6sn bic SaulratbsmiteIieoer els
nen Dd6ler als 8srtretsr IN bic guo.
| qttfommifIiou gu entIenoeu. Der
| 5hulratb io1 oas Rttt habsn, etnt
| SteuerauiIage pon bis 3u feds TeIll;
su .r6eben. Dorausgefebt i.oo6, BAT
| bic GeIlmmtfttusrauflage Die pom 9s'
Ies fsitgeIeste Grsnss nitt uber'tetgt
| 5err Witbrorp mics barauf bin, BAT
in oem Smitb 9eieB Die grobsn eoun
ties i'm Staat iehr ftiefmuiterIih BE-
bdnbe!t tpsroen, oa in ibusu ois Shu!
xborosn tsins birsiie 8ertrstung II
Ger guoasttommiIion erhaltsH. nab
| renu in 70 tlsinsn gountiss Der Shul
ratbsprdfbent laut ben geieBlidsn BE
| Itimmunssn Der guSsettommihion an
aehort.
i lin cine Rsibe BON 8Iutsn uni
i ger6tfcrungsH, Die bereits Dom Dsr
4 f!ofIeMr Shulrath eutsebsibeH nor
ben, in 4nsriif nsbnlsu 3it ionnsn, be
ihlob Der S6ulrdtb aeitern Die Gmti
| ion BON Bombs i'm 8etra9e BON 800,
600, bic Az g5ro5ent 3in'en .rags'
uno 20 Sabrs giltie isin iollsn, mob
Il reno i'm gtllasuIsinen bic 9iItl9tstts
bauer Der Shulruthsbonos pisr5l
Sabre betraat.
Ginen abitlGaieen gsIdeio srbisI
ten bic giirgsr pon Jerubant. tpsit
i um bic llsberIaTung oes borttasi
. ShuleebGnoss iiir einen 31n3turiu
, eriuft hdtten. Gas Gsbduoe mar it
uen bereiis Dor tiniser .3sit sur Der
fiomna aeitsut lporoen, Inn 9emeino'
perSammlungen unb bon Dem 9emeln
lpeIen In a.rnbdnt arraneirts 9srgnl
qunasn absuaaItsn. Sin. bieisr 8sr
anitaltunaen mar elm reeuldrer Sari
, surius NIT sinsm beioloetsn 5onslet
rer uno iobaIo bic Shulbehoroeu bIe'
Don h0rfen, ipuroe aaiiirlid Die er
! loubnib pioerrlfen unb infolgebene
!. laa oeitsrr. cine nsue peiitien um III
berlaHung oss ShuIhauiss Dor, b
! ieoob prompt abIhlasis bsipieoe
nuroe, oa, pis psrfdieoens Der Shu
|. raibsmitalieosr, ndmsnilih bic 9errs
/ Miooenborf unp Sbodlep. bsmerttsi
/ bic ShuIgebaaoe niht od3u sebal
pGren. nm 1un3tlrie earin gu ueraI
isnlteH.
4 An bas glsHaricmmittee sins eli
3uidriIi bes ShuIrotbs BON Gin
!. ,poop glaes, in tpelhem eieie geborl
i iih nit aller gntihieoenbeit Su Our
Z fen eiasr Ginsemeinnuns in gineil
n natl ausiprid3t.
nj Gu ben often ging tine 3uihrii
4 IN neldcr oem S4nlrdtb bite
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Surf uHo lSapicr" Wade
GiqarrcnipiBcn fir Hetfamrsmed

9Fliiter gcqcu GnieuounQ Dou zoe &obe anHa
Baltimore, Mt0.
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Der 56ufrat6.
Naaid)t cine 4msnoirnHs ees
Smitb'ihen Stsuerseieses.

Der Shulrdtb FOL in Der guogettomz
million pertretsH iein. - 8onbduss
oabe i'm BetraGe pom 500 900 be-
idalofIen. - Die 8onbs n,rosn nur
spansigidbrige GjItiststt b1ben. --
Der ShulpiItritt Don Glmtpooo
glacs III fur Singemsincung. -
5ansItuHoen in Der 5ernbont
Shule iperben nitt 9.ouloet.
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p9He5sp1f 1ass9s:s!E f'es!9ssf| J!

MGnDGas CINCINNATI iAk.y.srock ExchANoGs
cH,cAoo so.osTRAos, nv. corroN EXCHANGE
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Muf gruno erliitener Wtrlssunssn
sat Sfnbene Grouft cine aloat iiber
$3.50 aegtn bic 8. Q. Weib!i@ Pen
90. ongeitrengt.
Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1914-1915, 1914-05-01
East ST. Louis Sets Pace For Go to Church
Movement-Great Enthusiasm Shown

last sTa:LoUls had a banner GO TO CHURCH Sunday.
E~ighty-two per cent Of the population went to divine service.
How'd .yoG 90 it" was the question asked by hundreds of
other cities throughout the country. The answer came:
ALL CITY oFflcIALs ASKED THEIR EMPLOYEES TO GO TO
CHURCH.: THE CHIEF OF POLICE ASSEMBLED ALL THE P-
LcEMEN At ROLL CALL AND ASKED THEM TO GO TO SOME
CHURCH. JUST BEFORE GOING HOME SATURDAY. NIGHT HE
REVISED the PATROL SCHEDULE OF ALL THE PATRoLMEN
AND DETECTIVES so THAT THEY COULD GET AWAY TO SOME
CHURCH SERVICE SUNDAY. IN THE PRESENCE or MEMBERS
OF THE BOARD OF POLICE COMMISSIONERS he HANDED THE
scHEDuLESTo THE SERGEANT IN CHARGE.
The chief OF the fire department. just after returning from a
fire run Saturday afternoon assembled the entire fire department
and told the men the schedule would be arranged so they could
60 TO CHURCH. The superintendent of public instruction as
sembled all the teachers and asked them to 60 TO SOME
CHURCH. He also instructed them to tell their pupils to GO TO
CHURCH.
THE RETAIL MERCHANTS ENTERED THE SPIRIT OF THE
THING. THEY INVITED THEIR PATRONS TO ATTEND sERv.
ICES. WHEN A WOMAN WENT 70. A STORE TO MAKE A PuR-
CHASE THE GROCER WOULD ASK HER IF SHE WOULD BE IN
CHURCH NEXT DAY, OR HE WOULD SAY PLEASANTLY, TWILL
SEE YOU IN CHURCH TOMORROW" THE DELIVERY BOYS
ALSO EXTENDED CHURCH INVITATIONS. "sEE YOU IN
CHURCH TOMORROW" WAS HEARD IN MORE HOMES IN EAST
ST. LOUIS THAN EVER BEFORE. THE STREET CAR COMPANIES
CARRIED sloNs GRATIS ADVERTISING THE MOVEMENT.
That's how East ST. Louis did it. Other cities and towns are
planning the same kind of a campaign.
60 TO CHURCH!
Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1914-1915, 1914-05-01
GROWING FINE WOOL.
Climatic Conditions That Tend to Pro-
duce the Best Fleeces.

Climatic Conditions That Tend to Pro-
duce the Best Fieeces.
The climate has an important influ-
n upon sheep raising. There are
some sections of the country where
fine wooded sheep can be raised to bet
ter advantage and other sections where
mutton sheep produce the greatest
profits, says the Iowa Homestead.
In order to develop a good coat of
wool an animal must not be limited in
the quantity Of food, but, the food
should be Of a dry character. Wool Of
the finest staple and produced I'M the
greatest quantity with the least amount
Of work is obtained when the follow
ing considerations are met:
Good, fine wooded stock must be had
to begin with. In the second place, the
sheep must be grown in a warm eli
mate. In the third place, dry, nutri-
ious heritage must be provided, and in
the last place a dry soil must be had
on which the sheep may run.
1t is apparent, then, that an arid
country is best for raising fine wooded
Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1914-1915, 1914-05-01

sheep. Experiments in many parts of
the world have proved that this is the
case. Where there is a great deal Of
dampness the fine wooded sheep do
not do well. They do not thrive az
they should and they do not produce
wool Of the highest quality.
This is the big reason why Australia
Is so popular as a sheep breeding
country. The arid climate in certain
parts of Australia seems to be just
exactly right for the production Of fine
wool. In fact, some 60 so far as to say
that this is the best place in the world
for raising fine wooded sheep.
There are several sections Of the
United States. however. which have
climates much resembling that OF
Australia. In certain parts Of Cat
fornia fine wooded sheep thrive well
Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1914-1915, 1914-05-01
Iraatina hanunaila.

When Il hangnail appears do not pull
it out. but Use the sharp nail scissors.
clipping closely. but never. so as to
break the skin and bring blood. This
should be done before soaking.
For the purpose Of softening the
nails flI a small bowl with warn
water, add a cake Of fine. fragrant
soap and a %teaspoonful Of pure glycer
in. Stir until a good suds Is formed.
remove the soap and place the fingers
of one hand to soak. This may be
done while the other hand Is receiving
the filing, II one has help. II alone do
the fling on both hands first Soak
the fingers Of one Tor ten minutes,
wipe and proceed to use the round
pointed stick Of orange wood. this
WOOD being selected because It b hard
and does not splinter readily.
Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1914-1915, 1914-05-01
Mllady's
Mirror
Exercise For the Figure.

.4gFHH
Lying fat on your back on the floor
is a most excellent thing for your fig.
ure. When you want to rest you
should never curl up on a sofa with
cushions, but you should always lie
quite fat, If possible, with your hands
above your head. This expands your
chest and hollows your back and makes
your figure grow into good lines.
It is a splendid thing to lie like this
for a few minutes every morning and
do deep breathing exercises. Hegin
with your arms at your sides. holding
them straight; bring them up till the
tips of the fingers touch. When they
are extended above the head you
breathe in, and then bring them down
again as you breathe out. Each breath
should take as much time as you spend
In counting four slowly.
II you are inclined to be too stout
you can reduce by the following exer-
else: Lie quite fiat on your back with
your hands on your sides. Bend your
legs up slowly into what is the kneeling
position when you are upright and let
them slowly 60 down again.
Then do breathing exercises. trying
while you do them to draw in the part
of your figure below your waist as
much as you can. Then do the leg ex-
ercise again, and 80 on.
These two exercises together are
splendid for your digestion and general
health. Besides improving your dg-
ure they will improve your complex
ION and make you stronger and more
vigorous than you have been for q
lnn9 dma.
Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1914-1915, 1914-05-01
Around the Town

. week Of first class insurance bust
ness.
n. G. Hattlestad has returned to
his position in the harness shop after
a weeks vacation looking at that
bouncing baby boy Of theirs
Miss Minnie Thompson went to To.
kio Friday returning Saturday.
Christ Ness got back from his hid.
ing place and is attending strictly to
business. Guess he's figuring on lay
ing up some money.
There was q band Of Gypsies in
town Monday telling the fortunes and
misfortunes Of u citizens, but we
guess they didn't get anybody's goat,
Several Of Warwick people au'
toed to Devils Lake last Saturday;
among them being Mr.. and Mrs. Al
fred Newhouse and Mrs. VIM. New.
house. Mr.. and Mrs. John Lollia
and family, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Dut'
tear Mrs. Richardson and daughter;
Mr.. Haugland, Prof. Hugelen and
Ed Hugelane.
Miss Sargent was a Devils Lake
visitor between trains Saturday.
Warwick was we'll represented at
Hamar Sunday. taking in the baseball
game Tolna We. Hamar, the score be
ing 4 to s in favor Of Tolna.
Pekin is scheduled to play Warwick
next Sunday.
Rev. Barron preached in the Luth
eran church Last Friday and an excel
lent sermon was delivered. Services
again May 9th. Every body welcome
Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1914-1915, 1914-05-01

Mr.. Bauer is doing some painting
in town this week. He is q well.
known painter from Devils Lake and
does fine work.
Miss Vera Murphy has been visit
ing in the Tiffany neighborhood since
Easter.
Mr.. Stenson a brother Of Mrs. Mar
tin Anderson is visiting is town this
week.
Mr.. VIII Parker the prosperous
farmer from Crazy came over last
week in his Ford car.
Mr.. Rutten Of Crazy is thinking Of
moving his Office to Warwick. al
fine move, MI. Rutten.
A number Of Warwick people au-
toed down near Dear to Church last
Sunday.
Clyde Hobbs found five little prairie
dogs Sunday morning. He invested
in a couple Of bottles and nipples to
feed them and you win find him up
in the wee small hours Of the morn.
ing now.
.HH#aH> $50
Married Friday May / at eight p.
m. Henry Kolstad to Lora Dodd at
the McKalive home near the sheyenne
river. The friends Of both parties
join in wishing them a happy welded
life.
Louis Kolstad came wei from Dew.
lis Lake last Saturday to visit with
his brothers,
Mr.. Joe Burke has been on the
sick list the past week.
Miss Anna Berg has been quite i'll
with lagrippe.
Miss Elmer swartz was in Devils
Lake Sunday.
Gust Berg wa spinning around the
town in his car last Friday.
-
Mr.. and Mrs. sigfred Berg were
pleasant callers in town last week.
MI. Ed Birkeland drove to War.
wick last Friday 0 N business. BE is
visiting with his brother M. Birke.
land near the sheyenne river, II miles
east Of sheyenne City.
Mr.. Dan BIxhaven is back to War
wick again. Dan is r~emodeling his
claim shack. We are wondering what
NEXT
Mr.. and Mrs. F. Neville Of Min
.neapolis have been visiting in town.
They are accomplished people and
pleasant to meet. They have sold 6
number Of good books while here.
For fire or lightning insurance see
! Geo. Jurgens.
Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1914-1915, 1914-05-01
County Seat News
From The Siftings

Miss Clara Upton, of Chinook, Mont.
is the guest Of MI and Mrs. A. J. Kir.
keby.
G. j. Wigdahl, Of the Minnewaukan
State Bank, is spending a few days in
the twin cities.
Mrs. g. W. Denny returned Tuesday
from a weeks visit with friends at
Anoka, MINI.
Mrs. l.. Schultz returned home Fri
day after a ten days visit with rela-
tives at Minneapolis.
Attorney Comstock returned Mon
day from Chinook, Mont, where he
spent the past month disposing of a
carload of home grown horses.
Judge Lilies is making some improve
ments in his residence property hay
ing a bay window built thereon.
The Civic League is aking arrange
ments for the production Of the play
ga Suffrage Convention" to be given
in the opera house Monday evening
May 4, rehearsals for which are now
being held.
j. G. Allen of York, is the latest
candidate to shy his hat into the ring
for county treasurer. Mr.. Allen was
a county seat visitor Monday in the
interests Of his candidacy.
The death of Mrs. John Darling
occurred at Mercy hospital Devils
Lake at an early hour Saturday morn
ing from heart failure. Mrs. Darling
had been a patient at the hospital
for some time and was on a fair way
to recovery when she suffered a 20
lapse and the end came. Her remains
were shipped to Steele N. D., her
former home, Monday morning after
q brief services at the farm home west
of town. She leaves q sorrowing
husband and several small chill
dren to mourn her loss.