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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-12-17
Spmpbuniefon,ert.

Sn ben beibsn biespS6isen Spm.
pbonistonaerten. bic ipis ii6Ii9 am
grsiias Ra6mittas unb ain Garnifaa
Abenb i'm gmerp aubitorium itattfin.
BEN ipirtt aIs SoIiit Or. ierp aul.s,
elm MitgIiso Der sSatuItai bes
einrinndti GonierDatorp Of Wufie
NIT, Der nidt nur als a.brer bss
gsianses, Ionbern aud aIs ausiibenbsr
&iinitler einsn sldnssnben Ruf seniebt.
- prosramm Der bsioen aon5srte
1T ipis folst:
Symphonic go. s in g.0ur Sabbn
Uric aug ~paulus" !. Wenbelsfpbn
Spmpbonii9e Siatuns
.psntbeiiled1 6uao WuIf
2iebsrsruppe.
Spmpbonifde 9idtuns
~Wpiebrab" -. Gmetana.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-12-17
9okal.Dfrid)t.
yacif6er 2tntera.- 2serein.
Die alien geamten eimitimmis luie'
oergcpablt.

Cine Guberii 3ablrsi6e gsriamm
lung hielt seItern Der 8abiide Inter
itiibungspsrein in ieinem 0ereinslofa
an Der WcWiden apsnue unb gloeI
Strabs unter 8oriiB bes prdf0enter
JriB Gsiser unb prototollfiibrung Del
Seiretdrs Sobn Siebolb ab.
2luf bem prosramm itanb Die BE.
amtenipabl unD bic Grnennung be-
giiherreuiiions aommiitees. Wobl
ielten bat man Iolhe giniiimmisieit in
irsenb einem @srein sefeben, ME III
in Dem Babiiden llnteritiiBunssDsreir
ioHftatirt iporben 1T. Die burd bas
Wabliommittee aufseitellte 2ifte ipurs
be per Reclamation burhgefiibrt. Die
cufseitsIlien iinb tpisbsrgcpdblten Be
amten iinb folsenoe 5erren:>
prdfbsnf, Grit Geissr.
0i5eprdiibent, 4usuit ssrin5bad.
protOiolIz zSeirstdr, Sobn Diebolb.
syinan5sS sSetretdr. Geo grleipein.
Stabmeiiter, Jabian Sdubler.
Sbdrbiiisr. Mnton gifenmann.
Sruitte Sofepb Weinsartner.
5rdaer Der neuen Jabnc, albin
Stipab.
5raser Der aIten SABINE, Geo eiisrs
MANI.
0ersinsarst. Or Jriebrif 56eib.
Delesaten gum Stabtperbano, ssas
bian 5dusIer unb Gmil 5eliesriebsr.
5eyr 6elfesrieber lit bas sin5ise
neue @oritanosmitslisb, tpeldes ges
rdblt purbs.
Delsgaten anr DeutIaen SasseIelle
fhdff, 0uitaD aait unb aIs Gtsllpers
irster 4uguit gmig.
DAB WabItommitiee beitanb aus
ben 5erren Geo Serrmdnn len. unb
2lueuit Simon. Die Jnitalirune Der
geamten srfoIsf in Der mG6iien Cab
resperlammIuns, bel ipeIfer Gelesens
belt bas neue @ereinsbiIb ent6iIt |
ipirb. 9fn biefer Jeisr iperben bic Ddz
mfn t6eiIuebmen, unb lit elm beicnbes
req aommitiee, beitebeno aus ben Ser
rem 3. JIamm, u. S6tpdb. s. SeIs
fesriebtr, O. aaIt uno u. Rod, er>
nannt, baB bic @orbersitunsen ifr
oife Gelssenbeit treffen fol. Oas Biz
derunteriuhunsstommiite bcfebt aug
folsenceH 6erren: u. gmis. q. Simon
uno 6. 5errmunn II.
Die Ginnabmeu bsirugsn $5i unb
cie 4usgabeu $14S.75. On tranie
tpuroc bic Summe Don S44
9err 5duBler eriiatiste Be
ritt bon Der ltbten gsrIammluns bes
otutffen Stdbiperbanbes uno ipurben
IsiHe ausfiibrunstn sutsebeiBen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-12-17
lImbefannter pernnsladt.

Gin lln6elannter, nngeid6r 40 6is
45 Sabre alter Wann itiirsts gsitern
@benb an Der 8. StraBe unb Central
2lpenue aui benz @latteis nisber unb
bIieb nit elmer 9ebirnerihiiiterlins
befpuBtlos Iieaen. Der 9erungliidts
tuurDe nah bem itdbtiidsn &rantens
baus aebrudt. gs selaHs bis geitern
gtbenb nod ni6t, irsenb fpsldls gseIis
iteIluna ii6er bic perionlidtsit bes
llnbetannten 3u MAIDEN.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-12-17
gns Dem s5oipital entlaiieu.

Jrdulsiu sylora !co[liiier, bic an
9orabeRo bss 9antfasunss.ases BON
ibrem Stiefpatsr George Rcdrpell
ourd S6iifie Dsrpunbst purbe, als
Der Wann lire Glutter nisbsri6oB
ano bonn iih feIbit srIaoB, 1T ioipe:i
ipisber berseftsat, bab iie bas Gbr;it
5ofpital psrIafi.n tonnts. Sic begab
iid Ha4 Der Wobnung BON WiGiam
9al5biser in MiIforb, 8.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-12-17
auS(ano uelegrap@.
2lnsriffe bet 0erbiinb eten
q n ROrbfeetiiFssuriid. d.
asfaIaasH.

Y
Berlin, 16. DEG, per syunten
telegraph nod aOnbon. Die am Mitt.
mod bonn srOb,n Sauptquartisr .r.
Iaffeus getanntmaduns lautsi mi.
folst:
a9luf BEN tusitlidsn arisssi6au.
pIdB ma6ts Der 0einb a6srmaIs einen
@srfud, untsritiiBt bon ben ariess.
idiffen Der 9.rbiinbeten, porSuriidsn.
9as 5eusr Der arisgsidiffe mar gang
DirtunssIOs. Der gtnsriff ipurbe Srs
riidsetpisisn unb ss purben 45oJrun.
5oien sefdnseu ssnommen.
Dos tinsiss DON gsbsutung. ipds
iid ionit an Der 5rOHt srsisnst bat,
mar bic einnobme Der S56en ipsitIi4
hon Sennbeim, bic felt porseitsrn
pom SeinS. bei.bt parsn.
Bon Der Ditpreubifdrngrslse iinb
feline Ra4ridteH BON geoeutuns elm.
seiroffen.
.Jm nDrbIifen pOIsn nimmt I'm.
Tere DfftniiObelpesuns einsn norma.
len 9erIauf. Wir babsn mtbrere far.
'e pofitiOnen bes 5einbes stnoHmen
iHb batti 5000 gsfanssae ssma@s
sns Disy mai9insusd9Hss srbsits..
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-12-17
@ermikt.

Cine gsiobnunq bon 500 lit
auf bic Grmittluna BEG ber5ei.i zen
2lufentbaltes css unseid6r as Sabrt
dlten 9aeraflber Shuie aus gum5ets
lamb. Wlo., ausgeieBi. Sdute Ders
i4panb obHe 2lngabs ppn 8riinben
nor einiaen Wo6en aug ieinsr 5eis
matbitabt, Obne OaR ts Bis isBi ae'ins
gen pollte. ben Qufentbalt beg Usans
neg au srmittsln. Nlitibeilungen. bic
3urGuffinoung bea @eiu6isn fiibren.
nimmt Better Wrisbt in Cumberland
enteegen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-12-17
Jn(QnO ge(egrGp6
6lingt mnslamblidj.

geri6t iiber 0eierttoner
i'm otter hii9en s. eer.
| o emf (pia 9aris), 16. 9es. -
Der @rlno. pnrlin Die Ser6en ,ladj
ibrem angebliden Siege iiber sic
Selterreider i'm Stanoe paren, 20
900 @efnngene 81 nladen miro IN
geritten, Die BON ,Simsbrild ii6cr Sic
IifDeiseriidJ-tproIiite @ren3e bier6er
geiangt limo, oaollrd erflGrt, 0ab
Sas ilabiihe Clement, weIhes lid,
lnter Dem iliebenoen SeIterreidern
|beianS, ,oie@elegenbeit sur llebergu6e
nillfcnmen gebeiBen nno Sen Sic.
germ 5iigerlifen baben ion, ooB lie
niGt idlieBen ioIlen. Gem geridt 5u.
folge ioIIen iognr SffiSiere oeiertirt
fem, uno cine aInsa6I 6iterrei6iifer
Gfii5iere, Die ocfaaen iin6, S6aIie
i'm Jiiifen ge9nbt baben.
gneliihe unO iran5oiiIde sSliegcr
MAIDEN INNER nod StaSten in gaoen
no g9iirttembers lire tigIide 9lui.
wartunG im6 ibr SnuptSiped ifeint
oarin 81 Iiegen, @iienbabnlinien imo
Stutionen 81 5crltoren, Inn baour1
DEN transport peiterer 0euti6er
Sriippen uat Der GliaB.Sotbringi-
men @rense 5u erifiperen.
@eitsrn tpuroen Jipei snslii6e 5lies
ger in Der Ndbe pon Sersbura, am
See bemertt, bic iebo6 |
ohne Bomber gu tusrfsn, lpieSer pers
ihnanben.
Nus SsutIder Quelle pirb beri6tet, |
oaB Stusi fran50iii6e 5lieser, na3oem
lie gum brittsn WeaIe gom6en auf
5reiburs iInb Reu 8reiian in 9abeu
seiporfen batteu, am SOnntaa in Der
JlGhe bon golmar beruntersei9oIIen
lnb get6btet tporben fsien, ipdbrenb es
'inem oritten seIans. unDerIebrt gu
Reger aelbndt.
6ampton. 9. G., 16. Sesem6.
alien Sepmour. ein Reser, Der k.
duIbiat mar. Gin iunges peiBcs
DtdnHen Derseipaltigt 5u baben.
purbe an D2ittipoh BON einem Bolts
,dufen aus benz bieiigsn gountps De.
iingnib aebolt unb geIpnht. Der
Ssfdnsnlbnartss mar GbsrpaIassl
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-12-17
sdlub Ssu gierocu.

poli5si.Snfpsttor Rban ea6 geitcril
ieinen Wanni9afien 8eFsbl, buraui
gu d9ien, bdB ale pfsrbe ober Wdul.
there, bi. ldnssre 3eit auf Der Stra.
Be itsben. OrosniIid) 5ussosdt iino,
auh follen bic gsanten befonoers
baruuf adten. baB bic sbisre nit
f4arfen Sufeiieu bsidlassn iinD. Die
gigsntbiimsr pbsr auti6sr DON @s.
fpaHnsu iuerben eriudt. ben 9lnor6.
nunsen Der poIi8ei JOIss gu Isiiisn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-12-17
Rleine HsIiseina AriMtes.

psrcilla 9raceser6en, BON 20.
712 SIT pearl Str, tbeilte ueffern
9beno Der goliaei nit. baB iis In
ibrem 6auie pon einem lln6etannten
dnsesriffen fporben lei. Der ibr sinen
Gbed BON fer eriien Nationalbdnt in
S0hs BON S16 aeiipblen bot.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-12-17

sSm fiiDfiden pOlen riidsn unTere
Sruppsn, bic semeinI6aftli6 nit iii.
iersn gerbiiuosten tdmpfen alfmd6.
lid bor.
Die 3a9l Der unDerluuubsten rui.
iii6eu esfansenen IN 0eutI6lanb,
einf9liebIi6 BON Offi8ieren, belduff
fi9 ieBt auf 475,650..
Mo Df(ho,,er
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-12-17
9ie 2llbaner
grttaren Setbien ben
4ried.

&rieg.
lmfterbam is. 9e5. gint
0epeId, aug aonitantinopsl an Der
~Selssraaf' fast, 6ab bic mu6amme.
bdniifm Stdmme i'm n0rbIi6en 9ll.
bunien, bic fpdbrsno bes galtanfrie.
ses 70 furhtbar urlter Der Worbeier
Oer Serben Su leiben hutten, Serbieil
Den arisg ertldrt ba6sn.
5iirit BON giilOip na 6 q o n
dbgereiit.
u m iterbdm m, pia 2onbon. IS.
8e5embsr. Cine gsrliner Oepeide
tiinoigt an, baB 5iirit Bernhard Don
Billion, Der friibere beutIfe Reids.
tdn5ler, Der fiir5lih ben qoiten De5
oeutffsn gctifafters in cStolitn an.
gsnommsn bat am 9ienffag mad
Rpm abgersiif lei.
@enernl 9roninrt bon S6sQsnborf.
Der friibsrt OsutI4e sriessminiiter,
1T geiiOrbeH.
pie san3t 9eiuBung Der
~Weffubieb" gerettet.
u m iterbam, 16. 9eS. DepeI6sn
oas aonitdniinopel, oi, gum eriteu
Wlal auI ben llntergdnl BEG tiirfiIdenI
pan5eri6iffss .MsTubie6" 8e3ra
nebmen, Der in ben 9oroauellen BON
sinem britifden untsrieeboot torpe,
ooirt puroe, iasen. oaB oas S6iff
al ieinem 9lntsrpIab untsroeannoen
lei uno 5beile bapon aus bem @oi. |
Ier herDOrrasten. Die gang. geIabuna |
Der .Wefuoieb" fpnros ssrstt,t.
Die briiii6e Jtotte in
Ti onteUibeo srpartst.
Wt ontepiOeo, llrudauop. II. |
DECEMBER. Die britiite Glotte Sie !
i'm 8. DECEMBER bas Otutik arsu.
ergeIhpaosr bel ben }altldno Sr.
elm pernidtete, ipirb am nd6iten
5oHntdg bier anfommsn. Die oeut.
den llebsrlebeupen mtrO:n bier nidt
elnnost lperoeH.
ri. gtniorsn MAIDEN
5tfertaa
aonOOn, is. Deg. Das offi3ieQe
'dhri6ten Bureau uno bic Genio.
Ell baben ungetiinbigt, bag lie DOH
mel l6r am Na6miitag bes "a. 9e.
smber biz nm 9 llbr 9lbsiibs am %.
oe3embsr Jeiertag u MAIDEN ipsroeu,
I'D Dab in Oieier 3eit tsine Ra6ria.
n ausssssben piirosn.
Onia peter pieberi in Bel
arab.
. onb on, IL. DECEMBER. a6nia
eter unb Der aronprinj 9lleranoer
no Der prina @eora ppn Serbien
nd an WiittDoh ipieoer in gelgra0
nse8osen. ME aug Giih oemeloet :
orben 1T.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-12-17
S)anielmann alnb.

Der 5anfsImonn alub tommt am
iSreitaa 2tbenb sur nonatliden 81.
Brng IN Der grnit Sod Saae auIdms
men. Den gortrag bat Serr 9arrp
grcdmann ii6srnommen unb sr nirb
ii6er bas seitsemdbe 9hema .gsuti4z
lamb nnb Der eurOpdifde ari.s4 ipre.
Geu.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-12-17
Ginbriidle nnb 2iebitable.

Miitelit Hd9T6liifel beridaffte
ii6 Elm 0ieb 3utritt su osm Materials
fpddrsnlaben bDn Gam yarmitti an
Der Spmmes unb Yurbanf Ctr. uno
eniipenbete aus Der aesiitrirtaiIe ben
Betrad Don $40.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-12-17
SdifsnadridJtcn,

Nep gorf, 16. 9e5. = 9t6g.f.;
r2aplanb", na9 2iperpool.
2pnbon. Qngef.: ,Minneba,
6a", bon 0ep gorf.
Genoa. = 2l6gef.: .Sinlanb"
nab Hetp CERT.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-12-17

Rsiierber (Su einem Srdmer): Sinh
bier beim @ertuuf 3ugoben iibIih9'
ardmer: .sSu. bic 2eute ldiien iih
geip0bnIi6 Elm siitden SnIettsnpulper
5ugeben."
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-12-17
eIanr n IT.

griter Stubent: .Sanrit 9g mir
niat Deinen Srod oui riiliae 2ase
bOrsen9"
s3psiter Stubent: Rein lnuk
i'm ia istBis 1srieaeu!-
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-12-17
IS oiitarte oeS @enes
rals D. YeieIer.

Inter ben ;ublrsi6sn @liitpiiR,
Ihen, bic an ben rubmpousn 8e3lpin.
ger 2lntiperpens einlisfsn, befano ii5
au6 eiHer oon Der Sttrfetunoa 8.
Oes t0niglifen 5rieOri6 8ilbsIm-
8pmndliums in Berlin. Wdbreno er
bic meiiten anoereu &lrtcn unbadnt-
pOrtet laTen muBte, antporiete sr als
e6emaItger S6iIer DsS 81mnaiiums
o;eier alahe. Die &arte Iautets::
&er5Ii6sn 9unt fir Sbrsn freunb-
li4en 9Iiidpunihl Sdlten sic treI
feit am 9aterIanbe. bas aud in 3u=
tunft WGnner brauhen tpirb! Wt:t
freuOIitem 9rub @snsruI b. 9eisler.
W}an fam iid ben freuoigen StOls
Der Sberistunoaner bsnten. bic BE-
f9lOiisn baben, Die Sarte in nirbigar
G:nrubmung gum iteten @eoentsn i'm
SIahen5immer aufsubdngen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-12-17
GgpIOfiOn in @troBburs.

y @Tplo oiion in StraBburg.
Sn einem Munitionsbepot dmDoI4
lertlurm in StraBburg ereignets fi9
Elm ihperer lngliidstal. 0urd I'M
Doriihtigss 5inieBsn eires 8aitsns, in
Dem Ii4 einige pom 9eie2tsfeloe 5u-
riidseidnott Climber unO 3iin0ertbeile
befanben, entitano eine befti3e Grplo-
iion, BEL Der Elm O6erfeuerperfsr, Der
bic 9lufiidt fii6rte, uno Elm Qtrbeiter
setOotet unO 5ipei 9lrbsitsr fhper osr4
lebt purbcn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-12-17
! Ii 9 | m D I il IfIo3
9eutfd) lamb.

aiirslih belt Ii6 Elm amerifanii6er
GirtGiicr, Der in gtew gorf ein aro-
fjeS Ip6gcidJdft bot, 5un 3lpedc OeS
@infGlrfs mcbrere Wfonate in gng-
laro auL BON lpp er nodJber au5
Berlin ouigeInht rot. SSn Berlin bat
te, pie Der oStonf." beridJtet, Dec
9lmerifaner bet einem Iabrifartter IN
9ctlcp nit eincnr Stoficinf1uier Gle
Ges Der erItell &onhoner @roBbdnoler
enc llnterreounq. 9luf Die ,yragc, Oh
OF nod biel gSaare BON 0elltidldno
br5iche, iaate Der @ngldHOer r@ir
tonneu obnc 0ciItidjc @aaren iber.
ta!lpt Hidt iertiq neroen Nieine
&oacqcu, bie in Der aonieftions.9lb-
tDclima arbeiter. miiIicn aud Oelltid]e
9Saareu lul6e6ingt baben llnb mir
ipiirocn inns feiuen gIltacnblid belin-
nerL nod 9ecnOimlng 0es &riegcS
lpieOer ppn Berlin lno iibcrbmlpt BON
Geuti6Ia1h su taufen."
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-12-17

600 iiloiid'e 6Iii6tIinge aus @aIi8ien
III S8tcn Don ocncn 10000 abioht
mItte.los iil6. $4,000 notblei6enoe
iSrcalitiide 3liibtlinge iino in go.
raden III Qt0I)rcn un0 10000 in
8obmen fDo glei6fols 8araden 9es
bal!t merOen lntergebrodt. 9ieie
10000 nrInen SuOen broudrn alei.
Der, untcr3ella, SdpIbe lmo marne
3eden fi!r Den @inter. @roBc WitteI
meroen benotbigt, I'M oieie 9lrlnen
aeGen tic S5drten oes g8inters 5u
ldiltcn.@S lit pou 1uBcriter @ihtig,
teit oab Sbr Gonnittee icbt nut fl.
nan3ielet @ilfe beiipriIlqt, I'm Dieie
erbarmnn9Sluertben 3uTGnoc I'll be-
f1npIen lnlo reidli1 S5ilic 3u letter.
9taG Dem gn0c De3 Serieqes iperoen
IifcrIih Die arGftc Deg gcn5en SSSir.
eert9unls Der gSelt nngeipannt asser.
heil I'M Die bernidteten @riiten3en
Der arn1en iSliidrlinge uie6er alfsl-
bauen, aber CUR 3eit lit 6ilfe bringeno
notllDenbig, nm 0iele llnqliidli6er
BOT Ornl SdIimmiten 81 beipn6ren
lu0 linen onS naftc 2eben sit er1aL
tell"
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-12-17

2onbon, II. DECEMBER. a6nis
peter uno Der aronprinj 9lleranber
lno Der prina @eora ppn ger6ien
1ino an Uaittpo6 tpieber in gelgrdO
elnsesosen. ME aug RiId oemeloet
lporben III.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1914-12-18

Scant, smart, trim little taupegray
messaline Knockers for a taupe gray
suit, blue messaline for blue suits,
brown messaline for brown"
T. A. Buck stared, open-mouthed.
the paper on which he had been
scrawling fiuttering unnoticed to the
floor.
Look here!" he interrupted. Is
this supposed to be humorous?"
And" went on Emma McChesney,
calmly. "in our full and complete, not
to say nifty line of women's pajamas-
pink paiamas, blue pajamas, violet pa
jamas, yellow pajamas, white silk"
T. A. Buck stood up. 4 want to
say" he began, that if you are jest
ing. think this is mighty poor time
to joke And if you are serious / can
only deduce from it that this year of
business worry and responsibility has
been too much for you. I'm sure that
if you were"
That's all right" interrupted EN-
ma McChesney. Don't apologize.
purposely broke it to you this way,
when l might have approached it gen.
thy. You've done just what | knew
you'd do, so it's all right. After you've
thought it over, and sort of got chum-
my with the idea, you'll be Just as
keen on it as am"
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1914-12-18
Nothing put ease. and comfort, and

Nothing but ease, and comfort, and
trim good looks
T. A Buck passed his hand over his
head in a dazed, helpless gesture,
There was something pathetic in his
utter bewilderment and helplessness
in contrast with Emma McChesney's
breezy self-confidence, and the show
girls cool poise and unconcern.
Wait a minute" he murmured, al
most pleadingly. Let me ask cou-
pie of questions, will you?"
Questions? A hundred That
proves you are interested
well, then, let me ask this young
lady the first one. Miss-er-La
Moves, do you honestly and truly like
this garment? Would you buy one
if you saw it in shop Window"
Miss La Noyes' answer came trip
pingly and without hesitation. She
did not even have to feel of her back
hair first.
Say, I'd go without my lunch for
a week to get it. Mrs. McChesney says
can have this pair | cant wait till
our prima donna sees EN-. She'll hate
me till she's got a dozen like en-"
Next" urged Mrs. McChesney,
pleasantly.
But r, A. Buck shook his head.
.'Thats ALL Only"
Emma McChesney patted Miss La
Noyes lightly on the shoulder, and
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smiled dazzlingly upon her. Run
along, little girl You've done beau
tifully. And many thanks"
Miss La Moves, appearing in anoth-
er moment dressed for the street,
stopped at the door to bestow frank
ly admiring smile upon the distracted
president of the company, and a CRATE
full one upon it's pink-cheeked secre-
tary.
"Hope You'll come and see our show
some evening. You won'tfknow me at
first, because | wear a blonde wig in
front row" And to Mrs. McChesney:
81 cer'nly did hate to get up SO early
this morning, but after you're up it
amt so fierce And it cer'nly was
easy money. Thanks"
Emma McChesney glanced quickly
at T. A., saw that he was plant
enough for the molding process, and
deity began to shape, and bend, and
smooth and pat.
Lets sit down, and unravel the
favor this new plan-oh, mean after
you've given it consideration, and all
that! Yes, indeed. But if you do, /
think it would be good policy to start
the game in-say-Cleveland. The
Kaufman-Oster company of Cleveland
have big, snappy, up-to-the-minute
store. Well get them to send out
announcement cards. Something neat
ard fattering-looking. See? Little
stage all framed up. Scene set to
show a bedroom or boudoir. Then,
thin girls, plump girls, short girls,
high girls. They'll go through all the
PAGES. We won't only show the knick-
erbockers: we demonstrate how the
ordinary petticoat punches and crawls
up under the heavy plush and velvet
top skirt. Well show EN- in street
clothes, evening clothes, afternoon
frocks. Each one in different shade
of satin knicker And silk stockings
and cunning little slippers to match.
The store will stand for that. It's a
big ad for them, too"
Emma McChesney's hair was slight
~ tousled Her cheeks were car
mine Her eyes glowed.
Don't you see. Don't you get it!
Can't you feel how the things going
to take hold?"
"By Gad!" burst from T. A. Buck,
I'm darned if / don't believe you're
right-almost-But are you sure that
you believe"
Emma McChesney brought one little
white fist down into the palm of the
other hand. Sure? Why, I'm so
sure that when / shut my eyes | can
see T. A. Senior sitting over there
in that chair. tapping the side of his
nose with the edge of his tortoise
shell-rimmed glasses, and nodding his
head, with his features all screwed up
like a blessed old gargoyle, the way
he always did when something tick.ed
him. That's how sure / am.
T. A. Buck stood up abruptly. He
shrugged his shoulders. His face
looked strangely white and drawn.
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Iore Mrs. McChesney was busily die
latlng to sleek little stenographer.
Morning." said Emma McChes-
ney, looking up briefly. BE with you
IN a minute. and in reply
would say we regret that you have
had trouble with No. 339. 1t is impos-
slDle to avoid pulling at the seams
In the lower grade silk skirts when
they are made up 10 the present scant
style. Our Mr.. Spalding warned you
OF this at the time of your purchase.
We viii not under any circumstances
consent to receive the goods il they
are sent back on our hands. Yours
sincerely That'll be all, Miss Casey
She swung around to face her visi-
tor as the door closed If T. A. Buck
looked ten years younger than he had
the afternoon before, Emma McClles-
ney undoubtedly looked five years old
er. There were little, worried, sag
ging lines about her eyes and mouth.
I. A. Bucks eyes had followed the
sheaf of signed correspondence, and
the Well-filled pad of more recent die
tatlon which the sleek little stenog-
rapher had carried away with her.
Good Lord! 1t looks as though you
had stayed down here all night
Emma McChesney smiled little
YEARLY. Not quite that But was
here this morning in time to greet
the night Waterman. Wanted to get
my mail out of the way" Her eyes
searched T. A. Bucks serene face.
Then she leaned forward, earnestly.
Haven't you seen the morning pa
pers?
Just mere glance at EN- Picked
up Burrows on the way down, and we
got to talking. Why?'
THE Rasmussen-Welsh Skirt COM
pany has failed Liabilities three
hundred thousand. Assets one hun
dred thousand"
Failed! Good God,' All the
rosy color, all the brisk morning fresh
ness had vanished from his face.
Failed! Why, girl, thought that
concern was as solid as Gibraltar"
He passed a worried hand over his
u6du i udC kuOCkS Tie WlIlu Out Ol
my sails
Don't let it. Just say that it fills
them with new breeze. I'm II the
more sure that the time is ripe for
my PLAN
T. A. Buck took from a vest pocket
scrap of paper and fountain pen,
slid down in his chair, crossed his
legs, and began to scrawl meaningless
twists and curlycues, as was his wont
when worried or deeply interested.
Are you as sure of this scheme Of
yours as you were yesterday"
Sure" replied Emma McChesney,
briskly. "Sartin-sure."
Then fire away"
Here's the plan. Well make feath-
erloom petticoats because there still
are some women who have kept their
senses. But we'll make them as a
side line. The thing that has got to
keep us afioat until full skirts come
in again will be full and complete
line of women's satin messaline knick-
erbockers made up to match any suit
or gown, and a full line of pajamas
for women and girls. Get the idea?
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1914-04-03
PROCEEDINGS OF THE
SCHOOL BOARD
DISTRICT NO. Il.
Ely, Mimi, March 18th, 1914.

Ely, Mimi, March 18th, 1914.
Pursuant TO notice the adjourned
meeting of the Board of Education
for the purpose of electing teachers
for the ensuing year and to transact
such other business proper to come be-
fore the meeting, was called to order
at $50 o'clock p. m. by President,
Chas. TreZona, with all members
present except Mr.. Thomas.
On motion duly carried, the secre-
tary was instructed to advise Mr..
Parsons that the date suggested by
him for meeting of the board was
satisfactory.
On motion duly carried the Com
mittee on Schools report and recon-
mendations on the election of teachers
for the ensuing year was approved,
and the secretary was instructed to
notify the teachers of their election
and that they would be given the
usual ten days to accept or reject the
same, and that no extension of time
would be granted.
On motion duly carried, the proper
officers were instructed to enter into
a contract with such teachers who
may accept the positions offered them.
The Committee on Schools also re-
commended that Miss Louise Dale be
re-engaged as school nurse for the
year beginning February oath at
salary of 100000 per annum, and
that she be given vacation of one
month with pay.
On motion duly carried, the recon-
mendations were approved. and the
proper officers were instructed to
enter into a contract with her.
On motion duly carried, the meet
ing adjourned,
THos. E. MILLER, Sec'y.