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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-05-03

epp Do II Suu
Ger Serr. Der alorreib oufgefiiegen,
etls ibn rer Gtermorsen fdnb, J
or fh1rft Ons Shfpert 5u reuen Siss
qen,
Dna ,ellrs SslosnfauIt rnliponnt
3um @ottesIhirtrt III Is seiDorben,
Don Giottes Cbsrtrdfi umirett,
llnp ibr. bic ibr i'm hohen Rorben,
Sm Often obsr @eiien itebte--
Wlit ibm bolt aus gu teirgsm Strsis
del
Chr spinGt Der !55ae bumpfM gann
limb bamit briGt oem 6eliii6en Reide
Gin n.uer 90lisrfriibIing an.
Selma Gopote:
arisgsfurie iiber bic edabe fsgt. =.
Oh Die Saiin ipohI gier legtY
iyraeen bic stinber polI Gorssu.
@an3 pis i'm 5rteNen baben fis's sa
than.
gisr ans 3uder unb Wdt5ipnn
gringt euh Der SiisrnOrgeR.
qud, uHIsren aGmpferu nj frsmb.t
6dbsn lie Sitersnben geidnbi,
8Otn bsr 5riibIinssfeier. =
gl6er BEN Geiuben in Cit uup DsIs
S6idsn mir biesmuI gum Di!.rft.
Giiernt Sitereier.
Otto GrnIt:
@ieber treiffen DilSe Sobslborbsn:
Deuti 6lanb rpcIlgu iieum artu5e
rorben.
slunn biss 9tutf9lanb blutsns ]. D.r'
getn,
91iiten 9ages piro Is aufer!tebn!
GabritIe Renter:
Ser iein Qeben fir bic griiSer ino
Sdpsftsrn babinsibt, RIft Sefus
Gbriftus Bel Der Grl0Iung Der @eli.
Daltbsr Ritbdfs StabH,
gFarrsr ON Der rsDelbsImsGes
bd6tniBtirhe:
5riibling tebrt nit ardnaen uteber,
9a Elm 5elOeisWinier iaDanb,
2tr6en iireusn Subellieoer
llsber's blutsebiiHste 2anD.
Snuienb arsuse ftebn urb tiiubM.
0eutidlanb, ME bu treu eeidt,
4}is msin @olt aug beiPseu GriiHbsa
Gpis, etDis auferiteht!
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-05-03

9lnna M. g1i6oIion an Marp g.
2ueinbubl, Got 16 in Sit Nprmoob
Spnbitot llnterabtbsiluns tSteuer
SAY; 81.
MiIliam gpffe an 5lpro .. gpfs
fee. basfelbe gjgentbum; 81.
Soiepb Gpple. per Shsriff on sails
ra y. McTarlan. Got 532 nnb 5beil
BON Got 533. gloripooS 9ieip 4bbis
tim; ferner, 80 BEL III CUB an Der
norbneitlifsn Gde BON Aob Npenue
uno Scttion Ipsnle; ferner, 80 BEL
III sub an Der glorbfeits Don RoB
9luenns, 80 ssnb lpeitli6 BON Settiou
2tpenue. (Steusr 500; $2140.
Die Sdilep gart SO. an bic part
6oI BUILDING Co., 130 Sub an Der
Siibfeite BON MaSiion 9cab. aontratt
gum @ertduf fir $500.
sSpiepb Bath on Woorman &c Sohn,
/ ssabr 9adlt bonn 10. Suni, 1914,
auf Got 7s in Wlias & &iine's Inter
abiheiIuna in Sdtlsp; Mietbe $40.
Die gdrf 6aG Building 80. an
Wofes 9. Gorbon II. 4nb.. aot 107
nnb Sbeil bon Got LOG in acme 6. II.
9. glFociation's llnterubtbsilung,
(Sieuer 500; 81.
Do. an 6arrn g. Rpble IL. 4nb..
Got 236 in Guelib aanb 4foeiation's
aipeiter llntsrabihsiluns, (Steuer 500;
81.
Gbipdr6 9ltsmeper an bic q. q.
peters RsaIip Co., SO BEL 120 CUB
an Der Meitisite BON Soper 2lpeHus,
191 Hnh fiibIih pom 9elmar Gptnns
in Ct Bernard; 81.
Gbipdrb 2lltemsner uR oo.. "A BEL
120 isub on Der BeItieits Dpn 3oper
glpenue, lat aub Iiiblib BON Ssls
mar apsnils. in ct. Bernard, (Stsuer
SD: 81.
bic Bart Saa guiloins Co.. Cots
$50. 149, l59, $50 unb 169 in Wils
liam Carriers llnterobtheiIuns in
Sprinafielo sOipnibip; $40.
g(neilo Wassaro an RaIpb Z. Gos
iteIlo, 25 bei 100 5uB en- Der Sitieite
Der Boone Sirobt. % NuB fiibIi6
BON Mo@r.9or apcnue, (Steuer $2j;
81.
2snn aduierbnh an Warp g. Sulss
man. Got AZ in 8eorae +. Wleper's
llnterabtheiluna on Rutb Gpenus,
(Steuer $500; 81.
glmslia &. Selir an Sofn Jelir,
20 BEL 94 GFub an Der Rorofsite Der
Clinton Strube, "a Rub ipeitIiG Der
gonmillsr Sirabe; (Stsuer $1.50);
81.
Games 9ounlos. per Shsriff on bic
Bart Sal 9uir6ino &c., aots II unb
70 in Wartba 9. Sumpbrsn's llnters
abtkilung in Wnpming, $195.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-05-03

bIisb, fpdbrenb ale 9lnberen I'D, bereits
surebtseriidt batten.
rslber ipollen sic iid| nifd ieben,
lieber 9aieg" fasit ba nit milber Oil
te ner Serr poftbdlter.
Den iuneen Mann iiberlitf es iiez
benbbeib. unb tnbem er-iofort Der
freupbliden aufforberune sebor4te,
iaa Sr i'm nd1iten Momeut allf Der
Grbe, neil er DerseFsn bate, ben
Stubl porber berdnsusieben.
Die MGb6en freiId]ten, Die @eiels
i9aft Iadts, Der 9pitietretair Sais
betam ben Shnupfen, uno nafbem er
slidIidh plab senommen. perbrannte
er iih ben Wtunb on Der Suppe nno
9OB ii6 ipdter Gfiis eiH, unitatt bss
Weines.
Das ieinen @borattsr anbetrifft 10
iuar er jeSe,faIls Elm gutter MenI4.
Seine refine SeeIe tannte isiner
g(ra; er beIoB Elm iingebeuneltes
BoblpuIsn fir ieinsn RGtiin unb
bate nur cine 5einoiu: Die Siinbe;
fir has 2uiter feblte ibm beinnbe oas
8eritGubnib, unb ipenn er in cen 3eis
tungen pom irgeub eiusn 8erbrt1en
lag, Sann irus er iif fortpdbyenb nit
BEN @eodnten uffikr. pie ss bsnn
iibsrbaupt m6stih iei, eiHsr icIhen
Gait auf otm 9eipiFu ni6t 6u srltes
gen.
5iir 5rsunbihait sIiibts feline sdit5e
Seele, obsIeid er no6 niemaIs etuen
Greunb bsisiisr, ned Elm tAei!nshmens
ces 6er5, Dem CT bic 2eibsn uub
5reuben bate pertrouar tonnrn, Die
iein Snnerss bstpester.
Die aiebe oa9ie er ii4 aud puus
oerid0n, fat gu 5art unO g,ttli5 fiir
cine urme Weni6enbruii.
NeRn er bunon las uno bapon
frGumts penn ibm ieiue Pbartdiit eiu
6o'bes 5rausubilo moIte. o1s feline
ihlanten, ipeiben arme nab ibm auss
ityedte, uno Die rotben 2ipptu leidt
sum SUB srihob, oaun iibsrlief es
ibn, ipie @ret1en, aIs ibr 5luh gum
etitenmaI oas refine Ser5 erpdrmte.
Die Jrnun tparen iiir ihn gIumtn,
bic bas irOiids Ddisin 0ur6ouftsten
bic dber OieI gu ihoOe gum pfliiden
iiuO; nur gum etnidauen, gum Be
ipunosrn, gum @ntSiider.
Mlnn mubts ebsn nit ibneu nfnee-
BEN, lpie nit einem gliitbenteIh, su
bem man iib binabbsu1i, nm iih an
ieinem buit'ssn SdutIs 5u berauiden.
Ob, bisIs bolbe 8eriibruus i'm aub.
bisIss teui9e llmarmnr BEG altbems
unb Der SeeIe, tpern er baran ba9s
(fortisbuna ioIst.)
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-05-03
0rasbeiseathnms .Sspstbeien.
Reuti tinastraasn.

/
GsOrgs g, 2ap an Sofepb S6afsr.
1926.
Rapmonb gsl5sr an 2atprencs :.
S'glsora, $275.
5ucob Z. 6ausbau.r an Wlilforb
6Oms guiIbina Co., $3.50.
sSobn WdiOn an Wliami Sopuibip
9. unb 8. Co.. $3.50.
adte WlolDuep OIL bo., $500.
Marp e. 9uuinbubI on quua R.
9ifpIipn. $1,000.
glrtbur &. Gjeift an Gaft Sibe 3.
II. 8. gp., $3.50.
Seipitt g. Wliidsn an part 5aI
8uiIbing Gp.. 1856.
Moies 8. Gorbon an DO, S483.
Darn e. globIe an po., S377.
Qhna Wt9rail an bo.. $3.50.
Soiis 6. Bolts an bo., $500.
Weslep +. glitrit an bo., $500.
ebipnrb 2lbler an QlltR 6. Rpubss
buff. s131.
r. S.nrb Rsnfing an Deii Qor.
tpcrb 9. Il. 9. Co.. $2250.
Sba Sofnsr an Central Gairmount
.. II. 6. Co.. 5000.
8srudrb Scribe an 5airmount 3. Il.
9. Co.. $2250.
gbilib TliGer an glsarl Wiariet
gdnt. $3.50.
8anet Seroi.en an b., S4050.
aaura 3. Meirdrlnn an 2enor ..
II. 9. Co., $1,000.
gbiparb g. Quinn on Cottage o.
II. 6. Co.. $2750.
Miaihilba 9. SotDlopBti on Come
Saoinas 8ant Co.. $1,000.
Maru 6. Sulsman an Wsiisrn
gpenu. 9. a.. $500.
5br.ia 6enniaan an gosmopuli'
tan 9ani II. earrings Co.. $1,000.
gstifats 5ppotbeten
Wlarp g. Spain an Gouifern
Ohio SaDinas 9ant Co., 5000.
Marn S6mibt an Scuibern Sbio
g. II. z. Co.. $500.
9lmslia Qsares an CHARLES &.
pearce. $700.
Beatrice aeuahan an emma 20.
Wriaht, $1,000.
s,snrp S6uIts an s. 8. arOu.,
$1,000.
geprce green an Gpring GarSsn
q n 90 Go S251
oaura u. a.mins an eagle e. ii.
g. d.. $25o0.
0!iber .. Shorp on DO, $1,000.
Gillian Meitus an bo., $4,000.
Qniid q. ens an Rational Bulls
bina afiociation Co., S2750.
CHAR s. Sarlss an Warner 6.
gopers, $3.50.
Morris Stpne an eagle g. II. 8.
a.. $1,000.
Rate 9fmann an Sam .. Cooper,
$14Oo.
gtuauft 5otplpipsti an Columbia
9. unb g. gompanp. $3750.
Gbip. q. Grpitp an 9nnu 10. pdts
tifOn. $40o.
aenn aautsrbdh an Gsntcnninf
guiIsins aHcsiutscrs s45oo.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-05-03
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Cincinnati, 1. Rai

Cincinnati. 1. Rai.
Wlarn ~. gmerp II. Qnb. an Sarrt
9. 2in6. % bel 80 i7ab an Der Glib.
feite Der pearI Srabs, Spif1en DaII
nut uHb 9ins Strabe; 5000.
Die GirorO 9ruit so. on bo., bos.
ieIbe gisentbum; 5000.
sfeifie VI. Gor an @eurge gt. Oils,
"a sFub on Der gloroTsite BON qsarI
Strabs, So 5ub ptitii9 BON Wlaiu
Strobs (Stusr $3.50; 81.
5be HObs SsIano SoIpitol 1ruit
Gompanb an bic Stabt Cincinnati,
5bsiI bon Got All in grpant & Ere,
oor's llntsrabtbeiIuns (Sieuer $2);
$758.97.
2ouis Rosblsr an oieislbe, 2uts pa
unb 245 in g. 70. 0artborn's Inter,
dbt9siluna; fsrntr Cots 248, 1y9, 1913,
275 unb 276 in berieIben lInterabtbeis
lung; ferner Cots 363 unb 364 in bers
ieIben llnterabtbsiIung; $3.50.
2aura Wl. Doll an Bernard Scribe,
so bel 23O fub an Der Sitieit. BON
gDGibinatou Gpenue in gbeDiot; 81.
glubrep Stbnedsr an Gilbert s.
9oist 2 qttr 2onb an SbieIo Ron6,
IN Settion 10. in gplerdin Sopnlbip
(Steuer $3.50; 81.
aler Wieis an Gotpdrb Z. Mhirnan
II. a.. Got 6 in llnierabtbsilung Der
Settion & in Qortb College Bin
(Steuer $l1.50); 81, ,250.
Qnna Z. SpeI5baus II. u. an Wdrie
2isbina. 33 Bel 150 '5ub an Der Deifa
feite pOn srimbIe apenne, "a Sub
nOrbIi6 br 9ud greet Roab (Stsuer
So; 81.
Stsla Wlurpbb an William Wart,
graft u. o.. Got 104 in Sidenlopp.r's
llntsrabthsiluHs in Syairmount (Stsu.
er $3.50; 81.
isrant qsIton an Jdco5 Rsss unb
GIiiabeth Rses, Got % in gOnnphule
4oOition 5u 2OOsIanb (Steuer 500;
81.
Rate 9dtter an sSobn g. unb Gns
na W. Sanberg, 5beil bon 2pt 81 unb
Got 38 in Soiepb Sinners aipeiisr
llnterabtbeiluna (Steuer 50; 81.
gapuro g. Gilgonr. Sruitee. all
Mdrp g. aiIsour, Cots II, 72 unb
2bsil son Got 73 in aiIsour'g llntsrs
abtbeiluna pom Ult. aOotout (Stsuer
500. 81.
sSobn Bernard Sanbsrs an gbparb
9. 0uinn, so bei $50 s5ub an Der
Siibfeite bou Center Strube; ferner
Got SO. 81 in aouis gcrnuelle's ltns
iernbtbeiluna in Wlabiionpiae (Steu.r
$4); 81.
5be SOutbern Obio SnOings gant
gompunn an satob 8. Sansbuuer.
Got 203 in Suirfar llHierabt9siIuns;
1905.
sbpmas 20. peorion an aat. Mos
lorsp. Cots 7 unb 8 in Jpbn 9. Mots
ipr's llnterubtbeifuitg IN Rortb 8eno;
81.
adte Qman on g. Ssnrb unb ans
no Reniins. Sbeil Don Cots 2 unb 3
In @ertit .. Wppns's uuterabtbsilung
In Wor,rupS. (Etsuts S3)i g.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-05-03
Gin gutmilt6lger
]l1ep6ilto.
3Dmifbsr Roman bon
u. DON 50 interfsl b.
(Gortiebuna.)

(5ortieBun9.)
lltb Ihrdgiiber tppbnte bic Santt
Sprib6erser nit liner gai9ts, Oerer
taIte Rafenfpise er beute 4benb pie.
ber an ieiner i9amserDtbetsn @ang'
fiibIen mubte.
Bel bem @eOonten stng tbm ge.
DDbnli6 bic Gisarre aus, unb er trai
bunn balo nit Der alien Soffnungss
Ioiigleit isinen Riidipes an.
Ayeiter uls Bis uuf ben fiinften Siis
gel mar Der poitietretdir Saie nod nis
getommert, uno bic nG4ite Gtaot 6utts
fsin SUB nod nimmer betreten.
Sas 1T iibrigens gar teiue 10 aufs
fulIeuOe unb Ieltene Gri6einitn1.
Sn 8laIebalg tpurbe Elm Wtonn beis
nube iieben5is Sabre alt, o9ne Dab er
jemaIs oas Meihbilb Der StaOt Dtrs
kdiien, unb ih felber 4po5nte 5ersits
3ebn Sabre in Berlin uno mar idIon
in paris unb aonopn gefpefen. ebe e3
mir sinFiel. benz na6burli9en potsbdm
eiren 8eiuh abSuiiatter.
9as S10ne, mas 10 nabe lisgt, IGbt
man getpSbrdif5 unbeaGtet.
u
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Clara goib. an amslia @lartsrt.
$500.
gaurp z. WacGuaousb an gtmbrose
o. pahoub, $500.
sSoiepbine 8arloge al Stanbnrp y.
uno 6. Co., $1250.
ioarrb Didman an Gypoiition .. u.
9. Co.. $1,000.
0abib 8rutsnbers on Ben. Stn'
pelmon. 5000.
Do. an Columbia 8. II. 9. So,
1890.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-05-03
QanI oRIar h5dtr.

Dieter Gri.g, Der Dem Dtutithen 10
riel Gsinbe riugsum eriteben lisb. bat
i'm auh unSdblise Grrinb. esifufs
Zen: aanbsIeuts, bic er bishtr fir
feline @esner belt, neil fie niti ieinsr
poIitiTaen Rid.ung, fsin.m @laubenss
beierntniB obr isiner SteuertIuiis
angeb1rten.
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9ofepb b on aouff:

s Uau srpabn In erieIen -ginrinnanef 1lpLsolah
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-05-03
@oshaft

eIdjtSioidbriser (sit ieinem obgeIcA
ten GnfeD: YgSie iiinfiinb5lpdRsig
Sabre biit III alt2 pot glis. Ssi
biit ia beinsbs nod sbenlO riiItig, pla
d.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-05-03
9t. Rtbattion.
@lumtnthat:

- y u III =.
Qlls bsib unb tiibn berporss6ro6tn
Der grobe Corn, Der in uns i4pOu,
9a iparo Gin adn3Ierport ssiproasn
Das ebern in bic Weite fdoa.
Gs mar elm Spru6 aus a!teu 3dgen,
Der admpiertrob unb 9muutb clint:
gu 8ott labt unire 5er5sn i6Iassn,
3oa uni're 5duite alii oen JeinS!"
Der Simmtl tdnn nur ben bei6irmen,
Ter itarf iidl ielbit gu idlirnen iueiB,
uno 100 @efabr.n uns umibiirmn,
Dintt nur bem 3apfsrItn Der preis.
Drum pentt bes Sprut,s aus dltn
Sdgtn,
gis nrs Ses Gisgss Griihlift 'feini,
llnb Iaf,t 5u @oit bic Ssr3en i;slagen,
DOa uHf're 5duiie aui ben 5sinS!
GeOrs GHgeI:
eSelbardue, SS5r isib bic lebeNb'sen
8ebnnteu,
Ginii erionneu pom beiti6en @tiit;
Weauern bes gaterIaubs, bic nirnmtr
franten,
g'utregen, Der uHfere JeIber tpeifi.
8Gnbiaer Der ung behrobsubsu Witrasr.
arisserifdsna60sntIihe. frisbIiebeHbe
giipser.
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Sitsripriide fir miere 5elo'
graueu.

mir psrDffsntIihen bier cine 9ln3abl
Sitsripriife - in 8ers uuo Yroln -
fir unIere idpierm SulDateu i'm Jslos.
Sic finb ung duf unisre Bite non ei'
ner Reibe dnseisbener periOnIihtsitsn
tes SfFehiiifen ae6sns aaSfsaHssH
unD ioIlen nit ibrsu DiiHifer nno ibs
rem Soften in bisisr IhOnsn glufsrItes
bungsseit, bic mir beute NIT Dsrinnsr'
li4tem @efiibI fsiern, bns @ertrnuen
trGFiisen, bds S6Id6tftlo urS Sosis
mut9 tpie nit einsrn idp0usn Sano uus
lhliebt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-05-03
gt6eimtatbospalb
slam nj,

" q m NJ,
bic bs.cnnte quiorit1t aaf bem ge6iss
te bes Shiffbauss:
Don aansem Ser5sn tpiinTts ia ms
fern brdpen 9ruppen Su 2anbe unb
III MaiIer, bab es i9n.n bsi6iebsu
iein m0ge. nah glisperperfung Rug
lambs unb Hranirsi6s an ben Osrs
iperfli6Iien unb perbabteIisH unier.r
iGmmfiifen @egner, an Gnglano.
70 ariinbIidl bsrausutommeu, bab iie
bieTer Taiion i'm 9srni6iungstampf
enblid ben Qobn fir al bas llubsil.
bus iie aus qemeiner @eIoaier iiber
Wiaionen nnfhnIbiger Msni1en ees
braht BAT. am sigsneu aeibe uuh gss
bii6r bsimsableu .onnsnl
Guitar GaIte
Der Sdnee, Der auf ben iJsIbsrn lag.
glob einen Iaa unb sineH Gag,
9es Winiers l.bter srps SerronH,
Der iuHse aens ben Giss ssDann.
Guh griibern brduber in Der SdIabi
Satt es Der Mintsr b5s semd6t.
g2un absr iit's porbei. Surrd!
9.s Sabrss fh6niie 3.it III ba!
Die SiierIonne ifsint bsrnb,
DertlGrt Elm isbss 6slbsnsrnb.
Shmiidt isbsn 6iigel. ihuars uno
nab.
Wit 9IRnsn unb NIT iirrsem gras.
lirb bic ihr nod in QGrm unb TampF
Tiir unfsr 9euiihlanb it.bt I'm
aampf.
Sud rsibt iie na6 nuf lire 9nhn:
Gum Sissl Gum Giss! hiHalif, hin'
an!
aubbig saba:
Sfiern i'm Selb;
8luiiass 9liihsn,
9Drnig,s WSiiben.
sSeber Elm 5slb!
Sitern III 5aus:
Stiirmiih sur @rtnse
S6ninat iif BEN 2euss
SoffnIng rpycaR.
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q oEl R osntr.

Sest iommt Der Jriibling m bi. Melt.
Der .dmpft auf unferer Seitsn,
llnb iieht tein bsutf9et Manu i'm DeIb.
Dem iitb ni4t jeBt Der Bid srbelt.
Ri4t gruii uno Sinne peitsn.
SIaubt's, Greuubs, Cbsr sIaubt .s
nidt -
sS6 lob Mrs ni9t bsitreiien:
Der Jriiblius bat Elm SeutItf Gefidt
Deutf4 iit bic Sprade. bic sr fDritt-
CT tampfi auf uufersr Seittn!
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-05-03
Gribd g Dana:

Jribd g Dana:
9es StimuibfeIbs Iidtsriine Saot,
Ees 9uIpenbeets Siierfsrsr,
JsIbsrauer GoIbat. iclogrdusr Scl'
bat,
Die baHisn Mrs beusr! -
8 biriss Sitern = bisiss 2luferf.s
ben!
griin fladsrt's aus Der Grbe jdpars
gem stlsibs,
uRirbif9 lddslnb iab i5 JrailtH
eeben;
Ter mtibenitruuh trGgi Cob unb
graus Seibs.
5ermaun Snbermann:
Gs la6t Der asns, .s bIaut bic See.
Gs iprisbi isI6ii in ben Giintn,
llnb fab Der Sob bisber i'm S6nss,
Sest lausrt CT i'm Griiuen.
Or ion nur fommsn, pis sr mag,
sSbr erIbt Jpn aufs Bette
unb ipdnoelt nns osr Oftertog
gu efnem Grntefsits.
Jebor BON 3obeItib:
3isb elm au allen 9bor.n.
Gu iitnger 2ens, 3ieb eiHl
elus 9nmbf uHb gIut es6orsn
Sriitit bissmol BIZ bsreiu.
llnb irisft nod in ben 5Gnbsa
Gin Observation-Disclosures Sdmsri
llHb baii um gruIt unn 2snhsr
Did siisufeIi betuehrt.
8 fthpinas Seins Woffs
Sum lebieH groBen Gies.
Gnb Hinrmer fih Giraffe
Der @tnfdentuirssr ariesl
Damn tpirf bds G6speri snr Grbe
llnb ldb ben 3orn psrsIiibn:
Damit es Triebs iperbe,
Deun rns bic Stolen hibn.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1915-12-02
HOW TO MAKE A STORAGE
ROOM ATTRACTIVE.

There Is no reason why store
room should be dingy. messy
place. which must be- hidden
from every eye except the own
er's, IL Is quite possible 10 make
Ii an attractive, CHEEKY place.
which one may visit lis freely as
any parlor.
one woman uses her havk bed
room as a combination storage
and sewing room and except for
the faint odor Of tar bags and
moth balls one would never sus
pect the real purpose Of the room.
IL has a big, roomy closet. In this
she has pole stretched from
one wall 10 the other, aud from
the pole are suspended many tar
bags holding all the furs and
long heavy coats. On the shelves,
wrapped IN many covers Of news
papers. are the winter hats, with
a small bag OF camphor balls be-
tween every two. This closet Is
kept tightly locked, as rule. but
once month the bags and pack
ages are removed, aud the closet
is well busted and aired
This housewife keeps two
trunks with her most valuable
possessions In this storehouse.
also an old fashioned wardrobe
with mirrored door, sewing
machine and two chairs
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1915-12-02
Cunootton Amber.

Nitrocotton that produces such pow
erful powder also produces a beautiful
imitation OF amber Claim IL made
that If one buys a meerschaum pipe
with an amber piece six inches long at
what seems TO be an unusually low
price, one may rely upon II being col
lodlon--a solution Of guncotton In eth
err The cloudy effect which some
smokers like is produced by a large
amount OF camphor In the solution
NItrocotton also produces fine sub
stitute for tortoise she'll
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1915-12-02
How Scott Bore Adversely.

Once when ! was staying with Mr.,
Ruskin he took delight in showing me
his Scott manuscripts. He took down
Woodstock" from the shelf, and, turn
ing the leaves over slowly and loving
ly, he said II think this Is the most
ing this book when the news OF his
ruin came upon him. lie was about
here where ! have opened IT. DO you
see the beautiful handwriting Now
look as | turn over the pages toward
the end. Is the writing one jot less
beautiful? Are there more ensures
than before? That assuredly SHOVE
how man can and should bear ad-
versity. London Graphic.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1915-12-02
Economy
Hints
A penny saved 10
a penny earned -
Benjamin Franklin.

~ ME anish Of the woodwork and
walls of the house is part OF
itspermanent equipment which
plays an important role In Its
general attractiyeness and the ease
with which IL can be taken care OF.
Woodwork OF the baseboardS, doors,
window castings, etc, should be easy
to dust and wash. This means round
corners and no elaborate holdings.
Whether or not such surfaces should
be painted or stained and vanished
depends partly upon how good the
wood is and partly upon personal
taste. As Il general rule, vanished
woodwork Is easier TO keep IN order
than painted, but paint covers up poor
wood better and can be used in lighter
colors, point which is often in It's
favor In rooms where there is INSULT
Client light or where a light treat
ment in color and furnishings Is de
sired. Good enamel mixed with the
last coat of paint proongs its life and
makes 1t easier to clean.
For floors paint Is less durable and
harder to clean than well finished
waxed varnish, but If the boards are
old and rough 1t would probably be
better to paint them. Carpets or
mattings tackled down close around the
Dashboard may be warmer in winter
than rugs which do not cover the whole
floor, but they are less desirable, be-
cause it is so difficult 10 take them
up and clean them. Not only must the
lacks be removed from the carpet, but
their larger size makes them more diff
cult to handle than rugs. For months
they remain full of dust and dirt which
flies into the air when they are walked
on, and for this reason they are very
insanitary. If a floor Is too bad for
ordinary rugs, il is better to paint 1t
and then lay down a carpet rug large
enough to cover all but the edges than
TO tack a carpet over the whole ioor,
For the floors Of kitchens, bathrooms
and passageways which must be wash
ed frequently some material less alb
sorbent than wood Is desirable. Cement
is sometimes used for back entries,
pantries, etc, but it is hard and cold
underfoot for the kitchen Good
heavy linoleum is perhaps as salts
factory as anything for kitchen,
laundry and bathroom, as il Is COM
Portable underfoot, easy TO clean and
very durable. Oilcloth is cheaper, but
nor so durable
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1915-12-02
PLAY GARM ENTS.
How the Romper and the Jumper Have
Become Invaluable.


PLAY garments in the sense In which
they are known in this country find no
place in the French collection. such
practical affairs as the romper and the
Jumper are American in origin and TO
very great degree in use also. Like
many styles that in the course OF time
are adopted by the parisiennes. the
romper made its French debut on the
American child. Ii can hardly be said
TO have universal vogue, but nothing
has been advanced of recent years that
has approached it for unitarian sery-
ice.
Pinafores have been discarded by
most American mothers, but III certain
of the foreign countries they retain
their old time vogue and are offered III
many interesting fabrics and styles.
The smock Of the working classes has
been taken as the model for latter day
aprons designed for children, and while
originally 1t was meant to wear over
the frock. it gradually was heightened,
the opening down the front became
seam and the erstwhile pinaf0re was
graduated into the dress ranks for little
folk.
Many mothers in planning the ward
robes for their children buy an extra
quantity Of material so that boomers
may be made to go with the washable
dresses This is an excellent idea,
since il helps 10 reduce the laundry
bills.
In many instances the boomers are
cut on circular lines, because this gives
more breadth and consequent ease to
the active small girl or boy. Moreover
the extra fulness does away with the
necessity Of petticoats, since the folds
Of the bloomer serve to hold out the
dress skirt.
This year there are interesting
checks. plaids and stripes in washable
materials especially designed with ref
erence to the dress wants Of the
younger generation. The better quality
will wash without fear Of running or Of
shrinking in any marked degree. With
the shepherd checks IN ginghams, lin
ems and cotton yoiles are sometimes
combined plain linens in old blue, rose
pink or light blue.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1915-12-02
Estimatino a Crowd,

Did you ever try TO estimate the
number of people in an audience or In
a street throng? If you did the chances
are that you came no nearer TO the
truth than did the man who bet there
were a billion beans In bushel. The
theaters seem commodious, and they
are all that Is needed In some respect,
but there Is probably not one person in
twenty who, if he did not know the
number Of seats. could guess within
800 Of the actual capacity .--Columbus
Dispatch.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1915-12-02
Calm RESIGNATION.

During dinner party the topic turn
ed 10 the connubial state. Among the
guests was bachelor person.
Speaking Of marriage" eventually
remarked the bachelor. II seems that
the longer man Is married.
THE happier he is." impulsiyeiy
broke In splnster party with hope
less glance at the other.
Il was going TO say resumed the
bachelor disregardingly. that the long
er man il married the less be seems
TO mind it."-Phiiadelphia Telegraph.