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Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-02-03
Work Begins at Ponce De Leon
Turtles Retain Five Veterans

and Liebhardt, pitchers.
Around this nucleus Mike will build
his 1914 machine, and if it runs
smoothly from anywhere near the
start we will admit without argu-
ment that Mike is some genius.
MOT all the ms corners win be ex-
periments, however
Captain Mullen, at second base !:
Red McDermott, at third, and Rey
nolds and I.avigne. catchers, are men
of known ability, so that Mike has
an infield, a catching staff and sew
eral pitchers he can count on.
The outfield is problematical. Jack
Love really is more of an infielder
than an Outfielder, but his steadiness
and ability to stand up under hard
work make him useful in either po-
sition. He also is a hard hitter and a
valuable man all around.
A MONG the youngsters who will try
4 to fill the remaining jobs on Mikes
team are two forkhand hurlers-
Lefty Smith and Howard Merritt
who have both been tried out and
found wanting at the time by the To-
cal club.
Since then the pair have produced
some excellent pitching and Mike is
counting on them heavily.
One thing that impresses the fans
is that Finn has not gone out unre-
servedly after the batting strength OF
staid veterans al the expense OF
youth and its prime features, speed
and "ambish." He has mixed old
heads and young as judiciously as
possible. end the Memphis bugs are
hoping for ball club that will hold
its own in 1914.
We will say this for the prospects
If anybody can slip them such a bal
club with the material on hand, Mike
can.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-02-03
Bob Bescher to Ask
For $4,000 a Year

NEW YORK, Feb. 3.-While the
officials of the Giants do not seem to
be alarmed by the refusal OF Bob
Bescher, the former Cincinnati out
fielder, to sign contract. ii was re-
ported here to-day that Bescher will
ask John McGraw, when the latter re-
turns from the world tour, for sal
airy of $4,000 year and a three
year contract. Bescher wants nearly
$1,000 more than he received from
the Cincinnati Reds last year.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-02-03
POrky Flynn Stops
R0del in Fourth

NEW YORK. Feb. 3.-George Ro,
a[eI the Boer heavyweight. was
knocked out in the fourth round BY
Fofky FLYNN, of Boston, last night. A
series Of body blows. followed bv a
nafd right hand wallop to the jaw.
ended the fight.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-02-03
TO FRAME BOXING BILL.

LOUISVILLE, KY, Feb. 3.-Rep-
resentative Barrett, Of this city. has
prepared boxing bill patterned after
those OF New York and Wisconsin.
which he will introduce into the Ken
lucky Legislature for passage shortly.
IT calls for ten round scientific bouts
with no decisions.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-02-03

M Leon Ball Park for the season
w of 1914. There rs no sense in
getting het up about it. however and
rushing madly out to a street car with
the idea of seeing some spring prac-
tice.
The work is strictly in connection
with the soil, except such of it as Is
being done on the tall fence. which IS
somewhat dilapidated in sections. A
crew of husky Senesambians, direct
ed by a chief Senegambian named
Henry. is combing snd ironing the
turf and grading the infield and
touching UP the whole WORKS gener-
ally, in anticipation or the spring crop
of Bermuda-not referring to posi-
BILE onions.
Bill Smith is there. too. a good deal
of his time.
DY the way, Bill has had a letter
- from Chapman, who jumped TO
the Feds.
sorry, old top" writes Harry, but
| had to have the COIN
Harry doesn't say how much he
had to have or how much he got. But
he admits that he has signed for three
years with the St. Louis Feds.
Well, well, Harry-take good care
of yourself.
c PEAKING of Memphis-it doesn
y matter We'll speak of the Tur-
ties right now-speaking of Mike
Finn. then, it appears that his job OF
house cleaning, started in October OF
1913, has been pretty thoroughly car
ried on.
Five of the 1913 Turtles remain
Stanley, shortstop; Jack Love, CEN
ter field; and George Merritt, Harrell
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-02-03
Prep Basket Ball
Teams Clash To-day

The sixth round in the Atlanta Prep
School Basket Ball League viii be
played to-day. Following are the
games.
Donald Fraser at Boys High
stone Mountain at Marist
c. NJ. A. at Peacock Fleet
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-02-03
ENGLISH CHAMP WINNER.
Sneciai Cable 20 The Atlanta GeOrdIan

LONDON. Feb. 3.-Paul Til did not
succeed in adding to the list of Euro
pean boxing championships held by
France in his contest with kid
Lewis the featherweight champion
Of England, last night. He was hope
lessly outclassed by the London boy
and was disqualified in the twelfth
round for holding.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-02-03
HERMAN STOPS ALLEN.

NEW ORLEANS. Feb. 3.-At the
orleans Athletic Club kid" Herman.
a local bantam, knocked out young"
Allen. of New York. in the tenth
round last night. Allen was beaten in
every round and was noored three
times in the tenth
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-02-03
MARS eEsTs DELANEY.

CINCINNATI, Feb. 3.-Knoclout
Mars, Of Cincinnati, bested Cal De-
laney, of Cleveland, in ten-round
battle here last night.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-02-03
MANpoT Wis. GRIFFITH.

NEW ORLEANS, Feb Joe Man
dot Of this city, has been matched to
meet Johnny Griffith in a ten round
bout here on February FL,
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-02-03
Weevil Not
Our Only Enemy
me Blood Loaded With Destructive
Germs Is Cause of Most
Disease.

"nlle most of us are Worrying
ao9ut the destructive pests in mate
"a -. NE 1t would be we'll to consider
W. eject of germs within u.s. People
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-02-03

LEVlNSkY WINS AGAIN
PHILADELPHIA. Feb. 3-"Battlng'
Levlnsky outpointed Tony Ross Of
Newcastle. Pa, is the feature bout at
the National 4. c. last night
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-02-03
Sporting Comment
- BY ED w. SMITH
~ HIcAGO, Feb. 3.-"Did you

~ HlcAGO, Feb. 3.-"Did you
ever know that one of the
most valuable assets a
fighter can have is the
instructive knowledge of when
he hurts an opponent" asked
Ad Wolgast while discuss
ing with some friends the recent
happenings in the ring. We'll,
it is, and I've got it. Now, as
matter of fact mighty small
maioritv of the blows that one
man let's go at another carry
much weight or amount to any
thing as winning factors. If ev-
erv blow that landed hurt a man
few fights would go the limit. OF
course, a lot of the punches look
good to the spectators and they
applaud madly, but I've noticed
that most of the blows that are
real factors in a victory pass I'M
noticed by the crowd.
0D ERHAPS I've noticed this
more strongly because
am more or less a body fighter.
Blows to the body don't seem as
SNOWY or effective as a smart rap
10 the jaw, but they are just the
same, and I've won many a bat
tie by sinking a glove into a mans
midsection. ! think ] hit Joe
Rivers one Of the hardest punches
ever hit anybody in the eighth
round in Milwaukee. | knew by
the feel of this that it had gone
home, and as | stepped back /
saw the full imprint of the shape
OF the glove on his body
CD IGHT then | knew that ! had
N him beaten and the look
in his eye gave me further as
surance that he was about
through. Some boxers can tell
by the impact of the glove wbeth-
or the blow has the right effect.
Johnny Coulon told me the other
night that he thought he had
broken Frankie Sinnets nose the
first time he hit him there. He
knew the blow was a hard one.
but ne couldn't follow up the adj
vantage because just after that
his right hand went back on
him"
VIZ OLGAST and Rivers kidded
w some during their Milwau-
kee encounter and Ad was asked
what he kept saying to the Next
can. "Oh, | just kept reminding
him that he wasn't in his own
back yard" was the reply. THAT
made him feel at home | don't
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-02-03
VIZ oLeAsT and Rivers kidded

w some during their Milwau-
kee encounter and Ad was asked
what he kept saying to the Next
can. "Oh, ! just kept reminding
him that he wasn't in his own
back yard" was the reply THAT
made him feel at home, ] don't
think, and he didn't crack back
after that"
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-02-03

Walter schaller. outhelder, who had a
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-02-03
By O. B. Keller.

WI DIRK has started at Ponce De-
M Leon Ball Park for the season
w of 1914. There rs no sense in
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-12-11

itumpf berobbdnsenbe 9dmpt erbeat
unb nit rotben anb blauen MaIbblu.
men ssfdmiidt. .9as baben mir
mRins Sunsens beuts sei4eitft," err
tlGrte Der Sanptmnnu beipegt, uno
fiiste binau: n6enie 1T mein geburts.
tag, Der id,0nite. pen id in meinem
Qeben ssfsiert babe" 9nrauf IieB er
iid,, nmgeben ppn fcineu rSunaens",
ben Solonien, Dor isinem .ebdtenu"
pbotoerupbircn. 9itIes geiipiel, unb
es ionntrn cine llnmcnae ansefiibri
iperben. iniro unicr;n esiern befpsifen.
odb b,r hcn oeiiti6fn Sffi3iereit ees
mddhs 8prlpurf, iie ieisn unmeniHlih
acqen ibre Splbdier, ein liherliher.
unserehter 8oripurf iii. 9os Der.
bGltnib bes Sffisiers 5llm Soloatet
III pGtsrlif, man fam ipobl idss.i
licbtppIl. 9tber ipeld1e un9erefiengor-
iuiirfe Ia. bieies ormc seer nidt ihpn
crtrusen! Der Gog Nss Siftes ipiro
I6on anbrs6en :"
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geBitmprb sWsanie
6uiiis gropn muRte nadj bem itGoti'
idJea arantenbaus gebrGht fur'
ben.

Die 4ng.bSrig,n oes 81 Sabre al.
ten Ruiiis grOpn, oer i'm 9aui, SO.
760 armOrp 9lpsnue rpDbnt, iinb as.
tern 2lbsnb burd ons eigentHiimIi6e
8enebmen bee W1nes in gneit unb
Streden perieet porDen, ba oerielbe
pieoerbOlt orObi. isinsm a.bsn elm
3iel 81 isbsn. Die polissi tpuroe gu
Ratbe es3oesn, lpslhe ben Utunn 5us
nd9ft Der eisensn perionlihn Si9srs
belt baIber in Sbbut Habm. SpGter
erf6isn Der Sausdr3t, hin ii6 ben
aranten nGber Gn3uiekn unb lam oer
qrst CUR lle5sr5eusung. bab gropr
befTer i'm itdbtiiten Erdntenbdus. aIs
in Der 9plissiitaiion anfsebObsn ie!
uno iorgte fir hi: Ginlieferirns in bas
Spipitol. 9ropn ioa nod ben ans
aaben hes 2trSiss tart sur Selbits
Mamie Icioen lnS Iperogi bic @cbor'
ben lpeit.re Gdritt. Sur IlnierbriIIs
eung bss Wanuss ;u unierne5n,el ha.
ben.
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Ser srSse gnnb.

2lIonSo Wors, Elm Neser aus 4tIunr
ia, Ga, traf g.itsrn Qa9miiiog ieeiens
peraniigt in Cincinnati Elm unb nnfte
auf BEN gabnboF aud iofort bic Be
tanntifaft sin,s Negtrs. Der ii4 ibm
in frelnbi6dftlif.r Msiie anidlot
unb ihm EN- bitlis.s Qunrtier gu pers
i9affen psripra6. gluf Der @dnos-
runs bur@ oi. StraBen itieb pl0sIif,
elm fpsitsrer geger duf Mars uno isis
nsn Jr.unb 5u. Der erflGrie. ioeben
eine @elbb0rie nit 500 Snbali ses
funbeu' au baben. Der 1rembe per-
fpraf, Wdre, oils and bsm llnbefonns
ten. ibnen Elm 9rittel bes Junbes dbs
5uesbsn, ipsnn iis Wshfeisslb bdtten.
Der erite 0eeer CAB auh bersitipilisii
eine Gumme bin, bod fpor Wdre nidi
su bsipsssn, iid Don jsinem GsIbe 81
trennen. 5roboem mubts er bemerfeH,
bab na4 benz Jorigaug ieines neuen
5reunbss unb oes Sinbsrs Der 800
ieine llhr i'm @ertbe pou SIS iopit
bic Summe bon SO, bic er in ieinsl
gnlstottaid. aufbspabrt totis, Der.
idfpunoen fparen.
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.2otal Seribt.
Gntlaiinngem
@erSsn ans SpariumfcitsriidiidJten
i'm itabtiidten Sngenieiirs'Ee.
partemcnt pprgcnOmmtn.

oN 2lnbstraft Der Gbbe in bsr
Stabitofe bat Stabtinsenieur Jrant
Srua iih geitsrn een0tbigt seieben cine
srobs gnSabl BON Gntlniiungen unb
8ebdltsrebuttionsn In ieinen Depars
tenenis an5uorbnen, Die gum 5beil
ipfort in &rdft treien unb gum 5kil
am /. Sanuar. 3u bieisn braitiiden
Mabuabmen mar .9err 9rug ge5tpun.
gen, neil iein Department i'm ions
menben Sabre nit 100000 neniger
austommen mub, aIs Oi: 9orani4ldee
lduieten.
Inter benen. bic lire Stelle .p.rlies
rsn, befinbet iid aud Yaul 5einritse
bori, Der gbefflert bss Departments
fir Strabsnrspdratur. Der sin 9es
haIt BON $500 pro eylpr be5og. 3ie'
ier gpiten ipiro ednsIib tinasten unb
Serr QOuis OenpIer, Ter 6beiiler.
Der syn1enieurabibeiIuHg tpiro mi!
6ili. eines 231idbalters, bsr Elm Sab
res9ebaIt DON $1,000 be3iebi, 9errn
SeinridySOoris slmt5piIidtelI nit
;iberuebmeu.
9as Gehalt bss pills Sng.uieurs
2puis 9oeb pirD pon S2400 oui
$2l0o pro s5abr rebu3iert lperbeu lno
Sab 0es GIerfs SSyobn gSiieman Don
$500 aili $1,000.
Inter ben NnseitslItsn bes sSnass
nisursbepartemsnts, oerr @ntlahuug
osit.rr pom gtrNiisoirsttor 5Osbid
aui gmpfsbluns Srrn aruss psrs
fiigt purbs. befinben I'D on4 mebrere
.3.ifrer unb SiIfsinseuielire, ippi,
cine adn5e Reib: DOL gtcbmen unn
9rbeiteru.
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rem, fcnnte man ipabrnebmeH iple
Die itsparse YaiiSe gang ertieelib
inter Der aaIte litt. I'm iidy geiia't
bon ben 8litdnben BEL ben ihapar5su
~sfolegen" 81 iiberseltgeiI ling man
iifl eirPn T,irfo elm. Or bate nid;to
ipeiter am Scibe, aIs cine slrt 9rIl'
Iifiade unb Siinne, serriiieue Soien,
unterwaite CAB cs bel ibm nid9f,
ntd,t riIunaI ein $enib! aIs aopfbe.
bcdlsns biente ibm Der iibIid)e Eur.
ban. Ser 1urfo Job iebr peridmiss
aus ,ulb erflarte aufangs olrh Sei'
den, oaB er feline Ieberoe Sprnhe
periiebs. glber als nan ibm einen
MepoIper uuf bic grrit ieste, fiug er
ifIiebIid 70 id,nen aui fran5oiiid on
ersdbIen all, 5aB man inn faun iol.
gen fonnte. Gs ergab iid, OnB in ib.
rem Sdiieenerdben hon funae Sun.
ger berrifte. Gus GLEN. bag bon Der
-wtilit1rbebcroe eigerrlih fir lie be.
iiiInrnt mar, ipiroe Der iliihtigeit
fran3Siiid)en GipiIbebolferung geae.
ben, bic ans ben T6riern gefloben
mar unoibr gieb rno bic aan5e Grn.
tc ben Geutihen iiberlaiien bdtte.
gle ieIbit iiidten iid ibre Rabriliig
aroFtentbeils aui ben Ieloern geim
gripd6nem Der bentihen Stirma;,.
griiie NIT ieinem 5raufenoen Slrra
iina Scr idnpar3e glride sll 5iiscrn
an; er ertI1rte and, bnB Die frnrljo.
iiihe auuaIlerie. inter Der iih altdl
slbtbeiIingen fnrbiger @iiiieureitsr
beianoen, feline slttade Der oeutid,rn
aapallcrie otild1me. 3nIest rerrictb
bcrA aan5 aciprddie arporocne
S6,porse, Sat fein giegiment bereitS
am 20. SuIi, clio Iatse Dor Der bclr.
if;en MobiImndt;ng, pom algier eins
acidifit porben nor. Wlan 5eigte ibHt
banu bic iaif uncinnehnibnr angelica.
| ten bcitiGen GGiitengrdben bic
riaeiis quite 8srpiIrglng inb tcariHc
gefleioiina, nobel Der balbnadic
etsporse Iiebfoicno Die Sidcn Ipclle.
men llntcriad1en Der SeIograucn iirei.
heltc, onnn lieB man inn 81 feInenl
arSaucrn picSer lanlcn.
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griailtOn German ganf.

Di. FormslIe Gr5ffnuns Der nsnea
gei&iftsrdnme Der Brighton German
gant ipirb mOrssn BON 12 llbr Wsits
tags Bis 9 llbr absnbs iiattfinben uno
bic n0tbissn Ginlabunsen iinb btrsits
esi;srn uusgsididt luorDsn. Miltn Be
iudern ipirb Elm !iinitleriid aussss
fiitrt.s gii9lsin init 5nuitraiiousi,
nas 9leubsre unb Snuere Der Boui'
raume barftellenb. iibsrreibt irerben.
Die iebisen gsamten Der gani iinb:
prdfibsnt, @. u. WifItp; Wi5sprdiis
6enten. 5. 8. 5siDafer unb glnorsip
ssSsrgens; a1iiisrer. y. W. Wosler;
Silfs.Rdfierer, 9. 50. panbcrf.
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9lrentopics. fianb MIR bas Wort
,ssrGulein4 auf Der glbrebisite. Dor
Sem slpeiten lag bic Jelbfldfde am
8ppsn; bas MaT.r mar fat pOais
ausseiosen. Der aopf bss oriiiell
- es mar Der 2eriront - riihie nllT
Mr 5iI6ptuite, ami ben lintsn Inter
arm aeitiist. @r iab ain frisolid,iteH
ons. Ser 9(utomobiliIt nubm Die Do
fumententaifen Der brei 3ootsn init.
Gr lpia iie psricnIih ihrsn elisrn
hrinaen.
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Das giierne areu3 bon
1870

gs III berfficbsntIi& aeTrasi pors
ben. ob einsm Gri,sst6tiIusbmer, Der
I'M strisge 1870-71 bas Eiisrne
.areus apsiter aIaiIs srbolieH hat,
isbt ipfort bns Giisrut arsua triier
sslaiie perlisben rerbe obtr Of aud sin
folder ariegstbeiInebmer plrndit cos
Giisrne arsus apriier alaiis erhaIte.
Nah Grtunbiauna an iuitdnoiatr'
Gisae iann bic .Ttutide Taasssejs
ti.np mitthsilsn. bah cine perItibuns
bes Giiernen arsuses aptiltr RlaHe
an icl@e Sampler. Die bisfs Ansaticbr
nuno bsrsiis i'm ssriegs 107071 ers
lpprbsn babsn. nidi iiaiifiubet. sSH
IcI&<n naIltn pirb pislmefr aIei9 bic
UtrIsibilna bss Giitrnsn arsxls2 ~
iss HtaHs ss6stssL
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Der Sdwar5e nHb Der
SeIDgraue. Jn Der Champagne,
100 Die ieinbliden Sd)iisea III ibren
@rabpn iid or bis oni 400 Meter
aeaeniiber IiegciL bate elm beiitid)es
Regiment eimen itnrfen Grlipp GiIr.
fcs in ibrer gsdbe. Bel ben berbilt.
nibmdbie fnIten 9ldnten, bic id)on
I,snjeza neIbsxs,ssss supfinSIi& Nv,
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sspli,ei.gladjridlten.

Sm SauIs SO. 712 syrs.man
gtpsnu. fpurbe aeifsrn Der "a Sabre
dlte Sames 5lannerp pom Ro. 1104
Geaton Mpenne unttr Der pef6uIDis
euns, Mstiss:teI in fsintm 9siis ses
.babt ~ babsu, b. Sdis asnemmsil
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Tener

- Gin Gorbinenbranb perurIndis
gsjtsrn in Der Wobnirrg ppn Gbonlas|
gspsr no. 2s28t pars GDs,sus siusn
G@aosg pon $40. (.
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SAiHsns&riAi.s.

Rspgprf. 10. Dss. - aussl.:
,eiurania". pon Gtnon.
glbesf.. .gfmsricaN. na@ ReapsI-
oiperpool. = ginset.: s5apsr.
forD4 BON pbilobsIpbio-
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3n p.rfanfen geridiebenes.

Gin bentf6es pnt1eree6dft. apl ginblan
i2 %. Cher Girabe. Gin. efOii'
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gIe bSdbte BOAR qreife besabIt ins z.
SnuD 9Rftel nGef Sorier. Sduinel Cirent
8bore u1nin 400.
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smssia.n fir ;sadlbernfe.
Heaieruuas.a nitshaua.u.

sranes.Anissunnee often tar 1idunet
rnb ,srnren. 2anfenoe bon grrennunaen mp
In eusrff. piIir fnr enffegurgeu ret
grnniiin snititute, Tssf 73, Ro1eiisr. ". ..
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gerIanat-MeibIih.

Qourftl. 70
gerIaRaf-NeihIih.
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Geuitaes wabesn eum asdsn nns uni
ssi Der Seasa;ss, ss:G, ., ~ slsH saT 1fssn mSslsa
RcaS. setrssis bssablt 30
Rabaen 'nr sinfa6s Sonsarbsii. Gniir
pcbn. glnhynftaaeH 2b2 Nbrnins aetnus,
sieonbaIe. gboHe abon 1750s%. Do
mab6su fur aaaemeins eailsnreeli. guiet
eobn 252 Vhrusan eieenne. StoHe Moon
liSe'S.
@dbeeu auies beutftes um 2 feline sin'
ber 81 bsaiilinigen ine Ilr bei s sst pans. ss.
ntbelt 5n belfgH. 1889 Sfeittntus uoe. cpoe
gnrl. Rtene Gnit sbo&, iO.il,iB
@db@sn lar sinta6es aOsss uno 1Tiyn'
eVponoale 9bens HpoH 1873 D.
maboen ,nr aonen uHe To,pufinlrs-sir.
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Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1914-02-24
NEW METHODS.
How to Clean Window Shades by Lat.
est Method.

How to Clean Window Shades by Lat
est Method.
II the window shades are soiled at
the bottom and If they are sufficiently
long. cut them off. make new hem
and rehang. The neat appearance will
repay you for the trouble. If they are
not long enough to permit of this treat
ment turn the shades top to bottom.
In stitching in the hem fold the hem
carefully and slip the stick into place
before stitching. Then there is no dan
ger Of cracking the holland.
Sometimes the paper which has been
used for lining the cake pan sticks to
the cake. Warm the loaf slightly;
then it may be the more easily re-
moved.
A few seeded raisins or chopped
dates added to the nut or apple salad
is well worth while.
If the red tiles of the vestibule be-
come dull, try rubbing them with lem
on dipped in salt After half an hour
wash In the usual way. The tiles will
be perceptibly frightened.
If the white Of egg is used in mixing
a mustard plaster there is little or no
danger Of blistering the most sensitive
skin.