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KEEPING UP WITH
THE LITERARY GAME

, out IN. civilized world. r. doing what n.
can 20 mitigate war conditions. ana re-
Gently wrote his American publishers from
Geneva on the letter head Of lie Com
tie International de Ia Croiz. Rouge AEence
Des Prisonn!ers de Guerre.
Mabel Herbert Urner. author OF The
Woman Alone" Il n resident OF New York
city. living q quiet. studious life In a spa
cious apartment that faces tho old fash
Toned Park. with i;s atmosphrr.
Of retirement. Her love ~ antiques e
shown by the many interesting pieces sh.
has brought from Europe, and ~ her CO..
lection 81 early English samplers she is
particularly proud. Mrs. Urner's only
recreation IL riding Almost every after
noon, between ; and 6 she &. on her
conceived in the bride paths OF Contra.
Park.
Booth Tarklnetou's new novel. "Th.
Turmoil was issued this week IN a pocket
edition. with red limp leather covers AMI
printed on thin paper. Tho publishers
! admit that this edition II In the nature Of
an experiment, They b-lle,. that there
Is a large number OF readers who desire 10
possess the best current Action In smaller.
lighter volumes than tho usual cloth
bound post octsvos.
The collected poem. NJ Father Tirn-y
arc announced. In 1903. when only %
years old. he received "a gold medal from
King Christian of Denmark, which was
awarded as tho grand prize for the best
poem entered In the internstiona 1T
ersry contest In celebration OF the visit OF
the Dowager Czarina OF Russia to her
royal father IN Denmark. During tho pas,
twelve years his poems and essays have
appeared In the literary magazines In every
English speaking country Of the world.
TIL. author Of - Surgeon In Belgium"
II. = Souttsr. Is on. OF the surgeons In
charge OF the British ilsld hospital which
started this work In Antwerp last Sep
tember and Ia now stationed only n few
miles behind the nring line At Furnes, act
Ing as the on,ciai field hospital for the
Belgian army. The author visited several
| places already famous In IN. history OF
' the war. such So Malines. Terinonde and
Ypres. and he describes tho scenes he wit
messed with such fidelity tina the deep
impression they made upon him is con
veyed to the reader.
A well known publisher was taking
with q moving picture manager about the
possibility Of using some OF the novels on
his list, There's Ralph Connor's SKY
PILOT for instance" said the publisher,
"Oh yes" swered the moving picture
magnate- manager knowingly. "thht would
he a dandy, You must let me stage that
one, have the hest a'iator-actor In the
world up In our plant"
Edgar Rice Burroughs, whose "Taraan,'
tho ape man, reappears In The Return nj
rRrzan," when little more than a youth
event West and rode range IN the day.
OF horse thieves and cattle ~rustl"r- he
was noted for his mastery Of "had' horses
Subsequently he tried book CanNassing
store keeping. tho mali order business and
many other things until he finally wrote
his fret story. The acceptance Of the story
and its popularity ms a serial encouraged
him to continue writing, and then soon
arsrwsrd came "rsrssn OF the Apes"
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Five .dt,ions I'm Az. weeks IL now tho
record fo- Ernest poole's story OF Sew
York life. The uarbor."
Hmm l.atber os,,io, NJ eish, yolumos
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Ch,mbcr, and "sonrs q, Kabir" The..
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have the double merit OF having been
written before the outbreak of the wal
and of discussing the difficulties that
exist between Great Britain and Ger
many as IL there were two sides to be
considered. The author is a Belgian by
birth and an English university pro-
lessor by occupation. While Or. Sar-
olea nay hav adopted M English
point of view and while his opinions
may be taken simply as those Of one
man. he is a very intelligent observer
and is fair in his appreciation of the
Germans and their ideas. so that his
essays throw light on the matters that
are at the root OF the present dissen-
sions. and especially make ii possible
to understand the ideas of the Germans.
In his lectures on The Origins OF
the Wac GO. =. Putnam'S Sons) DR..
j. Holland Rose does not go back OF
1870 In his search for causes. He deals
only with the immediate historical and
political vents which will occur to
every n explaining their relation TO
the declaration Of war. with which he
ends. The author IL a historical scholar.
hut. naturally, has n bias against Ger
,or, orro..
hana rra,n .. 49, o''.,
pa. " 'Ns.'t.''
S. - "'' 'M.-
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-O's '"oN 20 lt"'o'e IN MS
accounts OF Germany. France, the
w nne.a'ius sea power intro-
Ne ."'''s' 'na' " no' P'rI'c"IarIy
'c'e''"' anu e~"ueaNorlhs 10 Keep ms
'e'u''S eNC'teu ana entertained nv any
''ur'
l"oush the oook Ha> nothing - do
"''' me war directly ne University
OF M~inch""'er shows dignity and
courage IN printing now tho second
series "' Germany in the Nineteenth
'en'UrN I.ongmanS. Green and Com
panHD. which contains the histories of
theology by Dr. a. $. Peake. Of NH
losophy by DIR Bernard Rosanquet and
OF music 10y F%crruccio Bonavia. These
bring home to the sober minded the
real Germany. untouched hv war fever.
which the civilized world knows and
respects.
Having been in Belgium n, the time
the war broke out Reginald Wright
Kaufman feels bound tn tell tho little
he 81 and the much he heard in
'Ir n Moment of Time ,Moffat. Yard
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IrOceso del putumayo" nioracio la
Rosa y Compania. Lima. Peru. a de-
tailed account of what was found out
regarding the III treatment Of the In
dams on the upper tributaries OF the
Amazon by the rubber contractors. II
is n painful and d~iSgraceful story
which aroused Indignation in England
when IT was first made public, two
years Steps were then taken to
put an end TO the outrages.
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away the chief merit some people And
in photo plays.
Local historians will be attracted
10 Alanson Skinner's The Indians of
Greater New York" CThe Torcn Press.
Cedar Rapids, Iowa.. In this little
volume the author has gathered all ~
cuulu ma out about tho natives Hen
dirk Hudson mot and their ncighho-s.
but has been obliged To- M IN with a
good deal Of genera information about
the Indians ThATs sTe n"t few relics
and place anne left IN the ive
horouehs. but enough T. interest an
~tiGuarians, young and old.
The volume Of Essentials OF Eng
llsh Speech and Literature" by Dr.
Frank II. VizntelIv Dunk and Wag-
nails Company may he described A.
the r~eCrcationS OF a photographer.
They are Of n miscellaneous character.
though they all have to do with tho
language IN some form or other. Tho
longest. on the origin and growth ~
the English language. Is = kind Of
abridged manual. differing lttle from
the ordinary text books. The articles
on the function Of the dictionary and
the dictionary as a tex huok show q
natural enthusiasm for tho authors
iIfe work. other subjects, such as
pronunciation, changes Of meaning.
the foreign element, are all fascinating
t. whoever cares for Language Dr.
NiHetelly treats them too briefly and
too incomplet"ly. There is much 'o
interest the philologiSt in N" book.
bur hardly 10 satisfy him.
Unusual interest attaches To- tho 1914
Year Book ~ the t'uitod States
Brewers Association" CNcw Yrrk) IN
that. apart from the ofNc'al and stats.
teal portions. nearly tho who" volume
Is devoted To- discussions and ARTICLES
on the liquor question.
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ABOUT THE WAR.

The essays Of Or. Charles Sarolea
1.-THE Anrlo-Gorman Problem
,Thomas Nelson and Sons, New York;
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Srrrlide SOrirOuugeu bon 81. Seraluer!
Gin Dortein in Sraftur nit Dem Senate. Dersslet Gkite5 nit
Gleidlem on bruiihen piratanl Die ma6enausfuhr be.
ionoers mub iofort aufhoren, UNI uniere er
lihe Ueutralitdt gu bewahren.
lid1e lleutrdlttdt gu bemahren.

ratgsloien IN Sen arices3onen 5lt
rermebren2
Seoe Yatrone, Die berianot,
Wirb cine meitere @oile beoerten.
lcoe5 Waihinengepebr ein meiteres
2uten6 " ittnen uno cine luei-
icrc Insnbl bon Sroucrb1uicrn, ieoe
@anbibe Die 3eritorung zines
meiteren Stlseuo bon StGotet, ieoes
4eroplono oer icoer Yanjeripnq
gon ben @erluit Don mciteren 0ltn
oert : iinelinqen ODER Mi0n=
nern III Der 8liltbe oe5 2ebens, &c
totet mo ucrnihtct inoirett 0urd,
inns, mcld)c mir neutral 3it lem be.
tanpten. Mem oos glfte bon Sen
trnIen 'nS. Damn mcge Bott ms
nor Den 9ften pon Teinoen ihiIten.
rs III bdlIii9 ertlart moroer. odB
c@ i'm 9ercidle Der Wod)t Der Terel
nigten Stnotrp liegt, oieicn furdlf
barren @elttrie9 in ncul5i9 Sngen
GIT ~beenhi9erL menn nniere &riegsmu-
terialien Iusfnbr on ole &rieeiitb
reuben nufb0ren miiroen. &cma
Dos mohr tit, mo Is Iiegen cutie
Wrilnoe oasu por. Damn miro ul;Ic
re Sinoc untlo groiicr lem. neil nil
ntS gentcinitcr @ciuinniudlt cine I'M
unterbrodene 6ortieeung oes Vi a
cnmorDes, beS Glenos mo ser
Seiben 6ugelaiien hoben, mdbrcno
mir bel 4usiibune mnhrcr 9tclitro
litGt. mnhrcr 9~rlioerlid)teit unb I'm
eigcmilti9feit ocn Sricoen rntcr Den
G0ltcrn INTERCHANGEABLE bobcn
fonntcn lllb oomit oen Menlten eii
&oblgeioaen."
Sodltd)tungspou
6. 5. 3erumer,
Yr1iioent 0es 0eitldomeritauiitlcn
Rotionolbuuoes.
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SUR oes Srieges.

No6 tura Dor ieintm 5oos bat Der
8tp9rapb Trie6ri4 Rasel, Der S9ops
Ter Der piN:aibaftliden @eogrnpbi.
oes 3rieges, in elmer llnterIu6una Der
erotunoliden Yrpbleme ser 8erqdnz
senbeit uno 2'iluuft auf bic 8srdnos>
run9sn bingepieIen, Die bas 4ntGib Der
Grbe in IeiHen ipeItelpigen .3iigsn
burd siner ldngeren mobernen Grieg
erleiosn piros. Die gauge @irtune
oss Beltfriegss bat es freiIia niht
abuen t0nnen, Ser in rem rieienboft
ous9eoebnten Operations Gebieten
ftridpeiie pos 2anpihaftsbitb p6nig
sednoert bat. Sn ben @osefsn uno
Grgonner. i'm Gitsn in benz rabelbolss
reiden Commencement SutpoIti iino,
dies Suiammsngenommen, bier Suaz
brotmeilen Wdl6er nieoerasidlagen,
I'm Der 4rtiIer;e freies SG,uBfelo al
idaffen uno Bacterial 81 SsfsIti=
guugs5peden, grsnnbol3 fir miIioe
nenItarte 4rmeen gu geipinneu uip.
hit Dem Sal Der Ddlber fino 3ugIei9
bas Dilb uno oas 3uub5sts pers
qrGmt; bic sJolge bopon lit cine llebers
hdnond1me bon Selomduien, 9omftern
uno dbnlihsn ShdoIingen bes 5elbss.
bic ibrer notirli9en ssinoe berdubt
iino.
Gu9 tlimatotogii9 fam bic @ers
t%piitung dusoebebnten Molobeitanbes,
f%porauf Der &limntolose SroFeHor
Or. Sonn I6on bingetpisieu bat, fol-
gcnT9per tperoen; tpiro Der Wafb nit
ieiner, bic Nieoerinldge reaulierenoeu
SGtieteit aus Der Wirtfdoft Der Ta>
iur ouseei4oItet. 10 lit ole 2aHbihaft
alien ertremen meteorologiihen Grz
i6einungen, 10 Dor dllem Wetterfata4
itropben, f4ustos dusgeisbt, bas beibt
tie per0oet dllmdblid. Oamit ntro
ober ipieher pirtiboftiihe Mrbeit fir
piele Sdnbe fret. bos 3erit0rte iiberal
pieoer bcrSuIteaen obsr bic Wirtunz
gen Der 3sritorung gu pnroIpiieren -
Elm ungenolter HuBen oes 8rtegss auf
2oiten ser Ndtur. llnSGblige Naturs
fd0nbeiten unb biftoriffe Raturbents
mailer oernthtet Die etierns Notpens
oigteit scr 8riegfibrung. rcmantifhe
5slIen iperoen geIprengt, 8dde abeea
lenft ober perIdittet, urulte 9dumries
fen Qefd1t, pie bic aepoItige @;he
pom 4ntperpen, mo oas Qrunt5elt oes
6erSogs BON Vormd bel Der oentipiirz
biecn 8eloeerung Der Sta6t i'm Sreis
heitstdinpf Der Niebsrlanoe eegen Pbie
limp II. BON Spdnien ~geitanoen bobeu
fo1, un6 mnntes ouoers mebr. Dent
mGler serft0rt, Ruinen I6offt Der
Srie9. So marnes 5eridohene flans
Bride ooer fran3oTide IbneniAIoB
Iiea. In Sriimmsrn uno ipiro ME iuiez
Der oufgebaut tpsroen, neil Der IeBte
bes @efhle6tes fiel uRh iiber Finer
Gruft iein Wdppenidilo 5er6rpden
fpurb.. Die oouernbfte @irtuns bss
2rieges obsr 1T on-5 bic 3sritorung
eonser StGoi. niio our9 Den Durhs
itih BON 9ei4su. tpie es on Der bell
eii6sn uno norbfransbiiIten 3iife
eeihah, krprrgerufen.
Sisr rubt bas 6,auen o.s 9rieses
nod Gtnsrationsn lang iibsr Der
2onofdaft, uno cIIte.e Sagen tperoeu
bic StGtte uripeben, roo Der Meltfriee
fetne Spuren einqrub.
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SdaSc. aas 9sntinlnnn nic tyr.

oflnunG hes %onoelSfrjeae4 Qtacn
England ans HUdiiht All oie ncit
trole 9hiflobrt bis 3unl Is. 6cbrumr
oerifobcn hat. Us ioarc fiIr Gnu
lano ente elI4ae5ejfdncte &eftlon sc
Deien. meiin ole 0clltid]cn llnterlce
houte i'd nn ocu Guuur0 Gompicr
heron gcmadt hGtten. Der init 3pei
Rlelengeidluteu an Get an 30. IA
nlior BON ltelp aDcrf IN Zee oeoaaQel,
scor mo lett III S|jncrpool aclonoet
sit. 3ieie @eldut,e iulo fir Elm cao
hides @riegsid,lii bcitinat. umo 0or
man e5 gei0a9t bat. lie aui cincm
Berionenoampier 81 trnllaportlren.
Der nod oa5u ans Anolt nor Sen
Oeutidlen Ole omeritoniihc Glaaoc
biBte. 1T Elm 3cidleu icner nlubloicrl
britiiden llnucrldonltbcit. Ole An
brederl r~odl9erooc 81 elmer ncroieuit.
ooIlcn Sbat ~Neporocu III. llno hoi
fcntlid miro Eejtihlnuo oa@ oritrs.
lib b~eiorgen.
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4rbeit. Sinqlinae; Sd. Der id
n;dtS ais Elm Nrbeiter %gelpsisn bin.
oorf euh Die gdnse WobItat Der Ian
gan. onasitrsnettn Mrbeit riibmsn. bic
mtirt Sngs ausgsfiiIt bat. Sn ben
Stuneen oes Suhens un0 Saftens
babe ih oos GIsno uno bic @erseilpf.
lung tennsn eelernt; fpdtsr bin i'd er'
bittsrt betdmpft. p~srIeugnet uno be-
itimpit lpproen. BUN, i'd babe nur
eineu @laubtn, zine Srnft a.bdbt: bic
Irbeit, 6. 3oln.
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3sw5 Sdeitiat Der Ninoer 6rtaltmna,
rs wirn oft a~eiGbrlid.

Grtaltuaa. Yrdlne uno acudlhu,
item fino INSTRUMENTATION. Die 10.
fortiac 0'ehanolimg Crioroern. 2ic
Radmirtuugen ltnb OFT b0dlit qcldhr
lid. 8istirt eS nidt, ibr braild>t Is
niht. Or. Sings 9tep GiStopcru
beieitigt Die 6rtdltunq. lott ocn Nu
item, bertrelbt oie G%ui5iiuolntQ. too
fet Die &eIme mo reQt Die 9totltr. an.
Dos &eitungsuert 5I tbun. SOC bel
Gurem N~potbetcr. 8oH't uodl he.t
cine Tlalde.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-02-12

9os &orfstt MAX nitt etmn
crit cine G%rliuoung oes m,ittelaltets.
S6ou in por9eidiatliter Sci: tpatNt
=, pie 0%usaeatobsue O%driteIunQen
bslpeiien in Sreta %qetraaen. Gre.
6iIhe Gidter ipottsn iiMr oie
Stuiirleiber Ger Gdmen. Ser r0mis
lhe @rSt 0alemls plrut 1or tbs
mem. IN 8om purosn Die Spriet;s
aus Qinosnboit. in defenders idtueren
Nduen iWlr aus Neioengltsn nnot,
itrtiat.
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Vrdmi,u seseu Msbrbcsablnng.

81 0 I'll b Il II.
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ilr aeine EamiIien, @on &aleemar
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auf 8 ydIre ldriftltdl %gGrnnt'rt. ROY
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ate n~eueiteu &erbeneciuhGe1. apio!ut
Rreis srb6ltltA III S26
Tie .HoroItern~ 3dhmni dire no. :. &c
non luie gto. /, nun tttt Guiaou1ntiz
idltm crop 9eae" VT
Sic .goroitern" Nabmnidne $40. 8. ia
BoIoeu Dat Webduie, adthonlaGlldeni
.Gbain gift, NuacInqer 2 8eltell ntT
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.Nttacmmeuts" i'll Snrmnet NGltshen.
Cue quite gldidine al benz lctt pilll
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sic -glor6iteru" 9taidiae No. / ae-
nau ME SO. 3, lilr III Se3tsGntlnet.
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aae SieIe MaiAiueu iino d6lolnt ga
rantirt. Sic Sradlt lot Der Nduiet gu
1ragea uuo ne betrdat bou GOO bis 81,
ie mad Der @tItdH3.
9ieie Yrdrnieuiiite miro of1e ipeltere
aDtiS Don 3elt 81 Bert er1au5t uno per
aflbeTt, mo oicie 3reiic rtd1teu lIdl ndCb
Dem ielue,,igen W1rtttpertl.
MN gelteu uno Sidlerjieu lit e, od5
e5elo per y 0 il II Ip c uug (Wiutit0
ErOer), Bite rer *e'tmeiifer III Sen gros
Gereu C~riidlafteu aA5ltelen lam. 81
iber1en0en. Sbe1lo 9ut ute lldler ilno
fie rpreBuu4petu uaea. mel
doc bic Aaentrn in allen Grprer StatIos
lien ausiteIeu. Sseun man has @elo Der
Boltanipeiiung o0cr per @rpreBdnipeil urg
id1idt, III e. Hiclt unthiueuoig. oeu betref@
fennsu Nrief teaiiirireu AT Idlieii, loeitit
sic Nerelie beuiiitb 1eldrieben ut. Segt
man nageaen SaGrgeln III Den g@.ei, 10
Solte oieler itets regiltrirt luernen, nm
iiher III lein, bar AerleIbe ritbtig an
ioulmt. 5iir @elOienoutqen in eiafndem
Hriefueridluiie u6eruehmeu lptr teiuerz
lei 8eruutUortIidlfeit Sm 5une BON
aoreFperdnoerluieeu ber1eile ma 10
nidt, ele a + c e%tenlouobl lpie Die reu
Reftoffice a%1Sugeten. oenu l0nit tpltller
ntr ZEN Raulel III oen ljic1ern Iar nrd1t
Iinneu.
RoHeh Crners oiirfcr uift, pie Pas
10 oft gcjdiebi. ais nermciiulubc Cult
ntna surudbehalteu lucrocu, lotis
bern iiuo oeu Srjeitu betfuleaeu
0uittun9 erfnlat nur ourdl I%cuNeyaHB
be5 &atums auT penn aorcBltrefen.
@au aoreHire %etniadl;
r~TSrencru". Ga 6ro'e, @siS.
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Gin sdmeiisr iOa nndl einer Gun.

ocner Mtlouil IN Nctqien l5GC
oettide 5olonten in Netten aele1wll
habeu. g4eaen Mcuterci. NiclItg19
8oneru. Gin Sdnpet3er iii 0u9 oan5
beitimnyt nidjt geluelcn. 5olhe 3au
6ergeididtcn cr5ohIen @uHpen aber
inc 5d}mei3er.
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Butter uns Gier I'M @roshamsri.
Greifs bon Der 6aulss gsn. 60.
- Grubiren Sic oieS fir Neural.
gle.

Eouierlbe bon Se.tten leiSen an
Ncugrnl9ie. neil tie nidt wtiIen, mas
lie oa9e9en thun Ionen. Neuraigie
lit elm Shmers III oen NerpetL- Sic
miiiien Snber Die Neroen beilen. @e-
brauden Sic Sloon's eminent auf
Der 9berfl1de ilbcr ser i~d}iaerSbof.
ten Steae. reiben Sic es nid,t ein.
Sloon's Ointment orinet ld,nea ouf
ole mebcn. onrei3enoe1 Reroen elm
ltno beicitiet Die Gnt5iinouus. Or
hoIten Sic cine Gfoihe bon Slomn's
Eminent ii,r 25c in irge,te elmer
Npntbefe uno holtell sic es I'M san
ie gegen Grtaltung, mehe ul6 ae
lhmouene Belenfc, 2~unlbaso, Std
tica nnh GbnIide SrnnfAeitcn. SIR
@el6 3urilf. ipenn nid)t sufrieoerL
ober aap0Dnlid) bringt e3 inncr
@ulie.
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@rou6reonern. SIC cS uadl ,StoIien
mo Rumdnien geItidt hat. tnaIldl
~fi!nfbuloert Goltar. Nebr ert)dlt
8rnan fir ieine 3trtu5portroae audl
niht.
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Ter nSssherr" iulte nidt aeinticrt
merNent

@ic tonncn 0lr. 00S Nplf Ser
Ncrciui0tta Sta0tcu. imicrc mIrtp
'dlnitlidlc 6rclhelt 'ihernY @ic lam
nas oneritonildc Melt lid SoS Redt
elmer ireien loiucruncn Notion Il
d,cru2 InSlelbe i%npolpiyt oo$ Hcdli.
G'cifoite 3l thnn. ME cS fiir inns
GIN @eiteu it, ano NonoCI nit rclt
tralct &oltcrn Sit treibcn. pie ea
uns geeiGnct eridieint. Mcuier 9tn
ild,t uod,. licbe iit cine 2Iilma ohnt
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prdmien Site.

Gin Sadr i'm 9'oroitS besatlenSe anons
uentcn erhalten ie einen Idohen Nt1len@
Der ais Yrdmie gratis unS portoIret. Vii
Erdmien luIo iolgenoc CUR Htl3ipnhl por'
sonben:
Gatntpci II.
(Oobon iIno i'm Sanger prei5cbu Wins
meru eridieueu).
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%biIaoclpbio. ;. 5cbr.

>ei0r Neralier.
Der &roiiocnt
ocs 3cutihnlne
rifnuiihen va
tiOnulbllnoes.
bot GIL oas sc
mats GoniitC
fiir nltsr:c!:sc
@lnQclclenibei
ten in MaibnG
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.1ie 2entidlew limb @iraten", be.
hauptet man in gouoon. User hot
&c nod uidt aeh1tt. 0dli Der Iicb
,lpoltct oer Dieb~ idrejt?
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negro shuttle" and the more modern
ragstep. It's variations are too nu-
merous to mention. In fact, it may
be said Of the fox .trOt that any step
which is done in unison with fox trot
music may be called fox trotting.
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44N4N w = 4 - W 49,
AGAINST KNOCKS (
BY IDAH MGLoNE GIBSON
Another letter comes to me which
deals with the trouble that women
have in offices where they get better
positions than the men they work
with. ~
This girl writes:
81 was promoted to a position in
the Office the other day that a man
thought should be his. I know he
did not get it because he often drinks
to excess. Besides this l know 1 am
more capable than he is, but If l
should tell him that he would say
that was conceit."
Let him knock, my dear, let him
knock. All you have to do is to work
about twice as hard as he would do
to hold your position and stand all
the petty jabs that he win give you
DELICIOUS DISH IS SPROUTS IN
CREAM
BY Caroline Coe
Brussels sprouts are at their best
in mid-winter and they are usually
cheap at this season. Sprouts" are
a variety of cabbage, but have a de-
cided flavor of their own and this
flavor should not be spoiled by COM
bination with other vegetables.
Dreamed Brussels Sprouts. - Boil
sprouts until just tender and to each
box of sprouts cooked add 2 cups of
rich white sauce made by melting 4
tablespoons of butter in a sauce pan.
Do not allow to brown.
When melted add 4 tablespoons of
flour and stir until smooth paste is
secured. Add 2 cups of cold milk and
STEPS IN THE NEWEST
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blend, then return pan to fire and
cook slowly for 20 minutes.
Just before turning over the
cooked sprouts add p teaspoon of
salt and little pepper. Send to Ia
BILE piping hot.
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HOUSEHOLD HELPS

HOUSEHOLD HELPS
If a candle is brown out in an up
ward direction the wick will not
smolder away and the next time it
is wanted it will be found sufficiently
long to ignite properly.
Don't throw away the benzine or
gasoline you have used for cleaning,
no matter how dirty it looks. Place
in a covered jar and in little while
the dirt or sediment will settle at the
bottom and the benzine can be
poured off and used afresh.