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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-05-11
Geuti6e Mniatifer
IGtatteu ber 8 Sbemfsm i n :
buna siuen 9siu3 ab.

bung siusu gsiua ab.
QOnbon 10, Mui. sOut8 GuO
s5hlt am MOntns Rurssn lin 2.52
@arnaus pon Oem S.rantommeH BON
f.inbliten Glus3.ussn, GS parsn tbs
Ter :1.6rsre. Sb ss absr 3sSpeIins
roer 2t,ropldm lparsn, tOnnts ni&t
f.ItgsItsIl. psrOsR, neil Der Gimme.
tsp0l:t mar.
W2sbrere 6Guier in Der StaSt purs
Ten BON gombsn setrOffen, iupsit Sies
betannt lit, purbe a6sr gtisnunb gs.
tootst. Gin Maun nit isiRer Grou
i,urO,n in sinsm Geuer, ods Ourh cine
tr 9ombtn psruria9t purO., iaIimm
tsr5raHnt.
5n aeisb, elmer TtaSt in Der g1dbc
pon Soui6 Gn0. pirbsr msDrsrs 2d.
BEN ssrf0ri. Bier 3sppslins iOasn 40
tis 80 gOmbsn ssidlsubsrt babsn.
Di. fsinbli6sn gIugjsuss iparfen
titt psuiser aIs 60 gOmbcn, bic msts
fen fisIsa absr am StraaS uisSeE uaO
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-05-11
2llte Srtegslift
geridJnffte ben 6ritiiAen Eruppeu 6ei
ben 3arOunellen CUTE 1elegen6eit
Sire erite Gaubnng AMI tiirtiidem
Gebiet Sn beiperfitelligen.

Gar0aueGlen (Ota &onitan'
tinopeD, Is. glpril. (aorreiponoea3
Der aiiociirten 9reIie) g8ie ieiner
9eit oie @rie6en n1ittelIt oes boI3er'
nen qieroes fi4 ginsnng in Die aIte
Sta6t 9roia berIdaiiteL gelnlg- es
aud oen 8riten our9 cine Git ibre
eriten Erlrppen fir Die 2anb'0peta'
tionen aegcn Die 8ar0nneGen 8u Lan'
ben. pm Gage bor Ser 2anbung Der
3rupben 6enierften Die tiirfiiaen
&iiitenna4en, ME elm rieliger aC6len.
oanlpIer, Ser anifeineno oolItanotg
uno Iogor ouf ieinem 8erned mt
Qo6len belooen mar, IN uni6etneo
biilfIoicm 8uitntt6e nuf benz gfecre
6in un6 fer getrieber tpuroe. SalleB'
Iib iu6r 0as groBe Shiii aitf unO
DG6rcno Ser ein6redenSen 2dmnIe'
rang fonr1e man belnerten, ipie Die
Rulrri6aiten iif in Die goOte 6ega'
BEN, in oeneu iie eiligit auf Die offenc
gee binousruocrtert, no au8enihett'
lif anoere Shiife iicb befar6cn. Bon
Der 9lniid3t ausgeben6, oaB 0os &C.
Itrunocte SdHif wdbrelto Der gtaGt
iidlcr iein Diir6e, tpuroe pom Seiter
ser tiirfiiden aiiitennade fem Der
| iud aenaft, oasieIbe 5u beiteiseil
a6er ais oicicIbe am uddhiten Wtor'
aeu oortbin faner, pHroen lie bon
etDn 25OO britiiAen .SoIoaten, oit
| iturf oeridou5t iparen ulo ron meb'
reren 9atterien &rttqerie beIbiiet
tuurocn, nit elmer GGpeDrialpe em
9fauaen. 3ieie 3ruppcn Doren NAB
renS Der gad)t BON Dem ultifctnenl
geitraroetcn Sdliii, alf pcl6enl III
oerGorgen paren, geIanoct poroel
glls Ser aPorgennebeI ii6 ocr5ogeT
bate, iUllr6e eine lnnge Rcibe oor
Sransoortifiifen iidtbor, bon oener
| iid peitcrc Srlppen inter oem S6ut
scr 6crcitg gelanoeter Erltppen in oi,
sOute befo6cn urtb uuA iebr bplo uni
nit ucnigen @erIuiteu ibre 2anolras
6cUerfItelligten.
Die Siirfen boIter eiIigit @eritar
fi,noen bcrbei unO cine 9eitIong itant
sic fIcine 2auOurgsabtbeiIung in 9e
| fdbr oerNiftet 5u lperoen. Sbre StcI
lunlqn pareu aber 70 itart 6efeltiJt
SaB cicieI6en nidJt eritijrIHt lpcroer
Gonrtcn uno aIs Die tiirfiiftn gatte
rien in 9tftion tratcn, iparen idor
geltiiqcno srupper geIanoet pOroen
I'm ale. oltra Die Strdtegie Ocl
meuiaIi6en Gradt SeS aODIcnoau
piers gegoonnener Toiitionen 5ebaup
ten gu f6nncn.
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Ieuti9lano entIAmlSigt
fid1
@eseu Ses gericnfens Sss boaGHSi'
idea 7umpiers ydatugt"
llnb srtlGrt lid bersit,
oolIeR 9 3a6enerias
Ietften.

Sm 5aag, 10, mat. Qm Wuns
tlg Durbe bier offi3isG augetiirOigt,
bcB bic oeutite Regisrurg ibr uufri4s
iiges gsouusrn uber oag @erIsntsn
Ses bOqGnoiiteR 0ampfsrg .Sotppt"
Der am IA. QpriI beim Rortb Sinber
9eu4tt1urm ppn einem 6euti5su In
t.riesbooh in Der ROroise perTsntt
.nuyos. 2tusorud segsbsu babe. 9sutias
lamb ertidrt, S1b Der Dampfer Hidt
e6F3tIi4 3srft5rt nOrbsu fsi uHO es
sr!Iar: iit bsrsi., 0OG. gutf4doiguHs
gu gspdbrsn.
Sine Ru:e oon Berlin" 5eibt eg in
.ier getanntma6ung, ,ertIdrt, oaB Die
beu.I5e Regisrung, na6Oem fis bic
2tusiagsn Der gsiasung bes bOlGu6t.
i4en 9ampfers nit bsnsn bss Goms
rianssurs zines Der Osuti6sn lluters
I.eboute bsrsIitsn, 81 Der lIsber5eus
suRg geIangt lei, oaB bic .aatDpt"
bon einem osuti4en IprpeoobuOt 0sr'
isntt pOrStu lit. Der 2ommanosur
les llnteriss6ootsg mar Der 2tnTdt
tab sr es nit sirsm fsiHoli4en Saiffs
gu t5an babe, Dc bic pom ReatraIsn
tsnubtsn 2tnnssiaen an Der Seits, an
psIasr Sas Sdiff Oou Dem sorpsSo
setroffsn nurb., nitt bsIsu6tet mar.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-05-11
g9as Die 56lniIcbe Splfs.
Settung
lleber IL l1ntstaang bst

ue Ver II u u ! e| g q HH Der
rauiitauia" gu iagen 9at.
&mterbum, 10. Utai. - Die
ra6IniI6e 9olts5siturg" iast nit ge.
aug auf ben llntereaug Der n2uiito.
MIA; o0as 9erisnteu Der ,2uiituaia-
1T Elm Grfolg, Der ben gr5Bten &rruns
eenitaitsn pGbrsuo oes 9rteges an bic
Seite eeitsllt tperbeu lam. Gds 9ers
Ienten otsTes britii6en RieiensDams
piers If Elm grfoIs ron GROCER mOruli'
i6sr geoeutune, Uir iiNo Ttot3 uuf
tieis ueueite 2eiituns unisrer GIOtte;
ss rpirO ni4t bic IeBts ieiu,
Die gugldnber fpoqen pas beutiGle
Bolt Oem Sungertob ii6erliefern. mir
iiro WenIfli6er. mir baben MIR elm
britiI5es S4iff nit pdiiusiersn in ben
Grunb gebobrt, be ouf eigeus OeIobr
unb 8reantpOrti6lsit bin ii5 in b4
&rieGsSoas bsGsbsu batisrt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-05-11
Gie uSufitaaia"s affair e
int brittIben llnterbaus.


Gonbor, 10. I2ai. Der premier
2tsquit6 Iagte am Montag i'm Inter
baus: n9ieIen arieg bat 9eIt{AlarO
nit einem fldgranten @ertragsbru4
begonneu, unb es bat i'm Ieitoem aud9
nit gan3li9sr Nt4ta9tung aler at5eps
tirter &riegsge6rdu6e peitergefiibrt.
Die S9atIu4en iinb ulgemsiH be-
FAINT unb es bat teineH 3ped, ii4 an
be neutraIeH Regierungen gu tpeHoeH,
es lei Oenn OaB bic lsstersn bersit
IinO, irgsnO etpas in Der @nselegens
beit gu thun. Dir berluiTen uns bars
uuf, baB bic neutrulsn RatiOueu ats
md3li6 sinIe6en perben, boB es iid
ir OieIem &tiege I'm 9in9e baHoeIt,
bic bic gan3e 5t0iIiiirte DeIt uno bic
3utunft Der MenIdbeit unge9eu."
9isTc grtlGrung oss premters pura
be antportli6 elmer InTra9e ub9eges
BEN, Oh bic britiIde Regierung bic pis-
bsrbolttn @erleBungen Der 9aaser
&onoention ben anberen Signuturs
md9en Der Son0entioH 5ur aenntnib
triugen piirbe.
0initon Spencer G9ur9iq, Der Ma'
rinepiniIter, fagte am WittDo9 aus,
bub Der &apitdn 9urner DON Der r2u>
fitunia" ben @mpfang pon 9epeI4eH
bom Murineminiiterium, in Oeueu sr
'eeparut unO i5m stn beitimmter &urs
Iborgei6rieben ipurbe, bsitdtigt babe.
Gr Iagte meter, baB bos 9onOeIss
Irainiitsrium cine llnterIu6uRs nit Be-
aug auf ben uutergang Der n2uTitaRiI"
fibren perbe unb es bis babin teineH
3ned babe, bic gtngelsgsnbeit gu 6ss
ioreaen. Gr fiigte bin5u: rSp bin a6er
se3pungen, bier gu Tagen, baB ss una
t,r teinen umitdnoen m6gli6 1T, bic
Sispoiitiouen betannt gu maiden, bic
mir nit ge5ug auf Ous Nbpdtrouillis
ren Der Siiits getroffen bdbsn. uniere
gtsIourcen MAIDEN es uns Hi9t m0gs
Ii4, ben paiiagiers uno poitonupferu
sprpebo6oot8erit1rer gu ibrem S4us
mit8ugebeu.
pas MdriuemiHtitertum mar DON
Der BarHupg benaariatigt Dorpen,
bic Deuti9lunb an Gmerita erlofen
latte" fu6r Der Winiiter fort, unb auf
Cruno bisIer Radridt uno ouf 9ruub
Ger Snfurmatipn iiber bic BEE
ioesuHgen Der beutI9en uHterIse6cote,
Iiaidte i9 eine BarHung an bic r2uii-
ilRia" unO 4ntpeiiunssn ibsr ben
sinsuI4IngenoeH &urs. Sd CLAUDE
o6er, oaB es Ht4t ongsbra4t
lit, bub i6 mid auf bic 81 .0slbeitsH
tnIafIe, neil eine eingebenoe uuterIus
Gung ii6er ben &Orfan gsfti5rt rDerOsH
It,irb unb es ben anftein babsn t6HHs
t', ots u6 i9 Die SduIO auf ben aas
ItitGn Der r2uftturia" idie5su Ht09ts."
9s5 Bst!ereH iagts Serr Gburaiu,
Ibab bic llnteriuauEg BON 2Dro Deer.
Iisp gefiibrt peroen fpiiroe.
Die 9emertungen oes WlaTinsninis
iterg erfOIsten uls Qntport auf cine
Iean5e gtn5dbl BON 5ragen, bic QOr6
G3arIes gsresforo an ibR ssri3tet
hate.
guf Dettsre Sragen iagte 5err
Gbur6iL, baB iupeit Der See6on6eI
IGuglanbs burH ben 9rieg nur oers
ldItniBmdbig geringe @srIuits erlittsn
blbe, uuo ss eiH at3eptirteg qrin5ip
Ii!i, baB bic SanoeIsOampfsr Iid IeIbIf,
IIeihiiBen miibtsr, Oo es unmDglia i.i,
liJnea ale 9eQleitIaifIe AZ iteQen.
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pie oeut(Ge 9esieruus
Sridt geSanern iiber ben gerlnIi
bon NeHidJenlebeu bel bem Inter.
gang Der yeaiitaniaA aus,
Grflart aber, buh bic britiids &esie.
ruus aaein Saiir perauttuprt.
lid lei.
limb bsbanert, bah bic smrifaner Die
oriugenSen @arnnnseu Der Seat.
iden uHbead)tet selaiieH.

Serlin, hbsr aonSon, 10. RGi.
9ie nad)itsbsnbe Sepeids iit bOn ben,
Seniifem slusiuGriisen amt on ole
Semtidle gOtiaaft in 8aibiugtOu &c.
ididt iuorben:
r@oqen Gle sefdllisii benz Giants.
Srpnrtemeut Sas Solgeube aberulit.
tsIn: --'
gEie oentide 9legierung iuiinidlt
i5rem fieiitea gtSnuern nber ben Ser.
Init ppn Isnideulebeu BEL Sem TN
tsrsaHg Der pguiitania" slusSruf sH
crben. Sic gerantuOrtlidfeit tragt
uber bic britiidJe Slesieruug, bic, Sard,
ibren glan bic Gipilbspolieruus bon
Tcntidlanb aus;ubunnru, bic oeiif.
idle @ssieruns se5luuusen fat, @i.
bsrperseltusssmahreselu sn ergrei.
fen.
rsrpe nes Inerbiefe1s Seutld)'
Ianbe, Sah es ben lInterissbOutstrieB
einitellsn uerSe, penn GuslanS ben
gmsbnngsrnugspIan amigebs, iunrSem
britiide SnnSslsiaifie guns allsemeiH
armicrt, nnb lie ba6eu iuieSerbolt per.
Judi, llntfrieeboste Sn rammen, 10
oak cine SurfindluHs bon Sdliffen
aum5slid III. Gle fonnen SrsbaIb lei.
ncn sIHiprud oarani erIebeu, mic &c.
m6bnIide SanSelsoampfer 6ebanoelt
5u iuyrhen. Grit Dor Sur;em uHrbe
i'm briiiiden gnrlament pOu eluem
Der permnuenteu llHteriefretare, Der
cine bs5iislide Srase Ses 2orS
Charles gereSfOro beantiuOrtete, bic
Oiii5iele Grilaruag nbseasbsH, oah
Jrr Set fait aae britiidJrn SauoelS.
oampfer beiuafiuet uno NH Sanbgra.
uatrn periebsn isieu.
yslnHerbsm fat bic britiide Trsiie
Oifen sneeitanben, bah bic s2uiita.
Hia" bei irii6ereu 5sbrten arOhe Ren.
gen BON Grisgsmatsrinl an gorS
bate. slai Der jesiseH Sabrt bate bic
seHiitaHia" 6400 aifen @uuitiuH on
s,oro, iuilrenS Der aeit Der eaSnns
and in Der Samptia@e aus arieg5.
foRtrnbnnbe beitnnS.
s@eun Gnslauo nnd iuieberbOIteu
oiii;iegisn unD, nnOifi5iellsn @arnuu.
gen i'm Stnnbs mar 81 srildren, bak
bem Hampfer fsins @efabr brObe, nnS
init ieidltem Serseu bic gtranhuort
!idIfeit flr bic an Soro bsiinolidsH
WienidcnIsbeH ani iid iia6mt pobl
iviiienO, baa Der Sampfsr iurssn Der
sIrt Der aabMas, bic iidJ an guro &c.
fauo, In Wefabr mar Serit5rt sH iper.
0en, fam bic beutid)c Aegiernng,
trcs ibrer bsrjlidlep SDmpatbie iiir
ben NeyInit bon amerifaHiidjm 9eben
Hur gtoauern bnrabrr ausoriden,
BAH bic amerifaner ben gsripredjnH.
gen Der Gualanber mehr WianbeH
jdtHiien aIS BEN Oiiisisatn, orinasa,
bon @arHanatn bss Gsntidsns-
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2Seif fe, our&i6reu Yer(n6, Qe1tt(6.
lano aus5u6ungeru,
Den uner( (ee6o0l6riPg @erauf6elduOren @a6e.

OHsse
n 10000 SfaHns dnsara4t 33 3 bas H au
nd
auHHn bombabht 9HnarH
4u Da9lmh,
IN Der aesYaax ys>zsA12- st
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ri9teten teinen S4absH an. Cine
Bonnie fiel in Der gdbe zines S9iffes
nieber, in BEN 12OQleutfde GiDiltjten
internirt finb.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-05-11
Sic oeutl6e &egiernng orndt Seoauerll
iiber ben Serlul bot W}enld)enlebet1
8ei oem llnteroano bet ,y2uiitania" al5,
Grklart atrr, oat5 alle Sa)ulo oafiir oie bri=
tifa)f Re9iernn9 trift,

f4aa Cir Syo6n 6rent, O6srtommun'
oeur Der 6ritiIden 9ruppen auf benz
Sentiment, beri4tet, buB bic Stuation
am RDntag teins &eHoerang erfa9rsn
babe.
.llnIere 2inie Dftli6 BON gpsrn lit
troB Der pieOer6oIten Qugrifie bes
iysinbes in Doriger Bo6e i'm WeieHts
Iibsn nOh oieielbe, auf bic mir urs in
Der Roat bonn 3. gum 4. Mai 3uriids
as5ogsn," bsibt eg in bsm 8eri4t.
&dbrsno Der Sample, bic am Sonn>
tag in bieitr Gegsno ltuttgsfunOen,
ma9t, Der JsinO fiiuf erfolglOie I'm
grtffe. 4n Der GroHt Der eriten Qrmes
paren ipGbreno Oes Tages bic GGmpfc
.auf Qrtilistiegsfe6te beItrGntt.
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Ssbss gorriiten Der 0Ttsrrsi5iIts
b9uiitsu 9rupps4 oertiir5t bic
Gdladtiront, DDonrf sruppen unies
r.r GrmssR fir onosrpeitigs @,rusns
buRg frsi peroen, pdbreno bic GoHfus
Ton auf Der Rit3ugsliHie Ssr RuFsn
inner GROCER piro.
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lSetterberidJt.

SIR D6io unb 8eIt @irgirisn:
( pOnes, pdrmere8 Detter am Dienss
tag uHD Mittpof.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-06-24
Farming For Fur

Fourteen years ago James York started farming on Sum
dunn Island off the southern coast Of Alaska He started
with 20 pairs of blue foxes today he has between 70 and lOO
and he has made his living in the meantime.
BY executive order in 1914 the secretary of commerce
given authority to lease certain islands in central and
western Alaska for the purpose of fox farming The mini
mum lease price set 5000 per annum per island
Sine requires from $4,000 to $4,000 capital to start
successful fox farm, only few able to enter the
business at first.
Now the government is considering the question of max
ing the leasing conditions attractive lowering the price
and extending the time of lease.
The government tells that of the most successful
island foxfamers in Alaska is Andrew GrosvOd who lives
Sand Point Popof Island where he has traders post
and hires reliable look after his fox farms Grosvod
has leased six islands, and has between 700 and 800 foxes
On The mainland different method of fox farming is
carried On the islands the foxes allowed to range
freely the natural water boundary preventing their escape
On the mainland the corral plan in Successful corras
large and each contains comfortable house of two stor
les the lower part compact and tight and the upper part open
at both ends where the foxes lie good weather and sleep
with plenty of air and sun.
During the summer the foxes fed day
smoked salmon other fish Bear also occasionally
used but salt food In winter hey receive frozen fish
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-06-24
To Look and Feel
Bright i'm Hot Weather

This is the season when she who
would have a lily-white complex
ion should turn her thoughts to
mereolized wax, the firm friend of
the summer girl. Nothing SO ef-
fectually overcomes the soiling eff
fects of sun. wind, dust and dirt
The wax literally absorbs the
scorched, discolored, freekled, with
cred or coarsened cuticle, bringing
forth a brand new skin, clear. soft
and girllshly beautiful. II also un.
clogs the pores. removing black
heads and increasing the skins
breathing capacity. An ounce Of
mercolized wax, obtainable at any
drug store. applied nightly like
cold cream, and washed off morn
ings. will gradually improve the
worst complexion.
When depressed by the heat and
you want to freshen up for the aft
ernoon or evening, battle the face in
lotion made by dissoh'ing an
ounce of powdered saxolite in a
half pint witch hazel. You'll find
this more refreshing than an hours
rest. II Is fine for smoothing out
wrinkles, even the deeper ones.
Advertisement"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-06-24
DON'T USE SOAP
ON YOUR SCALP

When you wash your hair.
don't use soap. Most soaps
and prepared shampoos con-
tain too much alkali, which is
very injurious, as it dries the
scalp and makes the hair brit
tie.
The best thing to use is just
plain mulsified cocoanut oil,
for II is pure and entirely
greaseless, It's very cheap,
and beats soaps or anything
else all to pieces. You can get
this at any drug store. and a
few ounces will last the whole
family for months.
Simply moisten the hair
with water and rub 1t In. about
a teaspoonful is all that is re-
quired. IL makes an abund-
ance of rich, creamy lather,
cleanses thoroughly. and rinses
out easily. The hair dries
quickly and evenly, and is soft.
fresh looking, bright, fluffy,
wavy, and easy to handle. Be-
sides. 1t loosens and takes out
every particle of dust, dirt and
dandruff.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-06-24
Confessions ofaWifc

is not penance but a school in
which ! am learning every day
how to talk to you to teach you
by words and example how to
look on life and to do your por-
ton in it.
And, little book, isn't it for
tunate for me that | have two
such wonderful women as teach
ers as Aunt Mary and Mrs. Sell
win. | only hope that when | am
as old as they are l shall be able
to give some younger soul with
courage, hopefulness and trust as
they have to me.
Mrs. Selwin is not quite as
sweet as Aunt Mary, but her mind
is bigger. Each in her own way
has made the best of herself and
developed her character to its
higher plane.
don't think Aunt Mary has
had as much unhappiness as Mrs.
Selwin even though Uncle John
is lying out there in the sunshine
a little way from the door of the
house that was once their home
and Mr.. Selwin is still in the land
of the living.
l wonder what Mrs. Selwin
meant by the expressive "Oh"
when l told her that business
kept Dick from us nights.
Continued Tomorrow.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-06-24
copyright. 1914, b. Newspnpes
Enterprise AssOciatl0al

EnterDrtse AssOc1atlOal
Mrs. Selwin came over last
evening for a little call. She
seemed somewhat surprised that
Dick was not home. Il thought"
she said, that since the political
status of our school books was
decided upon in this city that
Dick would have no more night
work"
l explained to her that "he was
instructing and entertaining the
statesmen who were coming in
one after another"
oh" she remarked. The word
was simple but the infection was
so eloquent that even Aunt Mary
gave her quick glance.
You are looking well, Mar
garet," was her next remark as
she scrutinized me closely.
i am feeling WE'LL told her,
but | can't think l look well.
have been wondering why nature
imposed this long penance upon
women. The agony of childbirth
would almost seem enough.
You are getting out of it fine,
my dear" said Aunt Mary. "In
this day of the world prospect
i've mother is honored that she
does not have to stink away for
fear of ribald remarks or acquisi-
tons of lack of modesty."
That word modesty always
acts like the proverbial red rag
on me-" said Mrs. Selwin rather
unexpectedly, for she is a very
conservative looking woman with
her white hair, her beautiful COM
plexion, her beautiful clothes and
her wonderful but inconspicuous
jewels.
The first time | ever thought
much about IL was when ! was at
Miss Hills preparatory school.
We had teacher there who was
a splendid woman and perhaps the
very best educator | have ever
known. Strange as it may seem,
she was an old maid. l remem-
Der we were one day in the physi-
ology class and one of the girls
began to stammer a biological ex-
PLANTATION of human life.
Stop commanded Miss Hills.
What are you blushing about?'
THE girl could not answer.
Are you trying to explain
very logical proceeding of
nature?'
Yes, Miss HILL
=" Then, why do you, a little
weak, puny and deaf mortal OF
finite mind and a slavish desire
to follow the same path that some
animal. probably a calf, before
you has made, set yourself up to
say to nature-the most beauti-
full, the most implacable, the most
wonderful thing that mortals can
conceive--this part of your great
plan is wrong and this part is
right: this part 1t glories me tc
talk about and this part to men
tion makes me ashamed.
Il want to impress upon ever,
one of your minds, young ladies
that anything that is natural II
perfectly respectable ! have for
gotten most of the physiology
learned from books under tina
woman, but have never forgot
ten what she said that. morning
Little boy child, little bo.
child. this long time of wsitlni
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Don't you FEEL the good times, which are
already bringing smiles to sour faces on the At
lantic seaboard, spreading westward?
The whole country is going to be more pros
porous, and more happy, than ever before in it's
history
This is not optimistic bluff. It's predicted
facts that stare us in the face. Europe is fast
becoming stripped of all the necessities of life,
is turning to us more and more each day to sup
ply it's wants. Factories here are getting high
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OBSERVATIONS

UBSEKV IOINS "
supreme having case
has permission file application for reconsideration of the refusal
it'll will of
vewal! Law is-wel it's anyhow.
a
the bread allowance for working
wro ando
o p a
This springs certainly weather
almost time he has guessed bad weather has been bad
to by
t
The tipping bill passed the Illinois Two fellows tipped
would.
his off him n
81 %
girls persist adopting
miss
o g.
in
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Wheat Crop eans Abundance Again This Goa

Uncle Sam, the old fellow with the striped
trousers and beaver plug over here in the west
ern hemisphere, is not going around with a chip
on his shoulder because he is entirely too busy.
The old gentleman is a farmer, an up-to-the-
minute agriculturist
just at the present time, when his friends
over in Europe are numbering each other in ev-
cry conceivable way, Sam is setting another
worlds record, ALMOST A BILLION. BUSH
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By Cynthia Grey

al am a young man
past twenty-eight years of
age. 1 have kept company
with young lady almost my
age for the past ten months.
A few nights ago we were
planning to go to the show.
Ny sister, her gentleman
friend and my landlady ex-
pressed a desire to see this
play, SO / said why not
come with us?" They did
80 and my friends feelings
were very much hurt be-
cause / didn't first consult
her. She refuses now to ac-
cept any of my attentions.
Was / wrong? A MAN.
A.-YOu should have spoken
10 your friend before asking the
vthers to 60 with you; but ever
-. l cannot see that the Offense
b 80 serious that the girl need
10 take such an attitude. A girl
u hor age should be possessed Of
moro common sense.
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Yes, Mrs. Housekeeper, here
they are from Yakima and the
islands.
There are many ways of using
cherries but Caroline Coe- says
she knows of no better way to
serve them to the family than in
rich pie crust. This is her favor
lite cherry pie recipe. If you have
better one send 1t in. The
Times will be glad to publish 1t.
Cherry Pie. 80
Wash and stone enough cher
ries to make cupfuls OF cherries.
put into bowl to keep all the
juice; mix 1 1-2 cupfuls of sugar
with l saltspoon of salt and l 1-2
teaspoonfuls of corn starch. Line
pie tin with rich pie crust and
just when ready to bake mix the
cherries and the sugar mixture
and turn into the crust, dot the
top of cherries with bits of butter
AN even teaspoonful.
Cover with top crust wetting
edges of bottom crust before ada
ing top one, pinch edges together
and bake in very quick oven 20
minutes.
After taking from oven sprinkle
top crust with pulverized sugar
and serve the pie while warm.
To make the pie crust put 3
cups of flour and cup of short
ening, half butter and half lard,
and 1 even teaspoonful of salt
and chop all together until IL
looks like coarse crumbs and add
LIZ cup of cold water. fold all to-
ether.