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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-06-03
gaSiidler llnteritiibnnes.@e

aSn Der gei;rigen @erinnnllm3
oes Obigen 8ereins, Ole inter 8oriib
oes t9errn ;SriB @eiger lno Serrn
S5D6n 3iebolo ais Sefretdr III
ilantn'S Sale, eloer uno Dic2Ridea
apelnte, itattfnn0, pllrben Die eno'
giiliigen 8orbereitlngen fir oa5
grobc 8ereins.@icnic getroffelr, oas
mu nd6iten Sonntag, 6. SSuni, III
straub's @urten, Saflep, oeronital'
tet fpir6. Ger Arrangements. aus.
i6ub beriftete, 6aB nifts ltnterlaiien
poroen iei, I'M nQcn &beilnebmern
eincu nergiriigten Gag 5u bereiten.
@beirio madte Der gtusid)uR Oarauf
aufmerfimr, Dab 6as Set ihon oes
0orgens Inn 10 ubr ieinen 9lnfanJ
nebnte un6 fiir iolde, neld,e lire
IPittagsnlabl5eit I'M Sreter gei1ieBen
poGen, binreihenS gciorgt lei. alu6
nit Dem @etterma6er lei Elm glbfom.
men getroffen wor6er, Inn etolib
eiilH,al Die Sonne i6einen 3u laiien,
an iehs erfranfie 01itglieoer puroe
Sic IbIide llnteritiiBunq i'm getraae
pon S44 ongerpieien. Die 9eIegntsn
sur 9eltifen 3a9.Seieaidait uno
5um Geitif)en alub eritatteten aus.
fiitrIid)e @eridIte, Die eittgegenge.
ronren Dltroen. 9tuf eine Ginla.
6unJ beg @aIbington 2i5ertp Stubs
iDtr6 iid Der @ereiu an oeiIen Bitnic,
Dos cln 81. Sani in Srnlb's @arten
ltnttfinoet, forporatiu betbeiIigen,
7ie Ginun6ncn belicfer iidJ nuf
SO mo Die glusgo6en ntf $44.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-06-03

giuf Die reip. gnIa0uugen bin, be-
idIOB Der @erein ii6 fnrporatip an
Dem 8olf@feIt bes OH. gtaOtDer'
bahos am Gnmitaa 12. SrnL IN
0teiardtGs 4orf, an benz 8ienic Der
Blottoiitffen @ogelifeiten @eiedffnp
unt Sonntag, ben 20. SUM- I'M
5i9blanb @rope. ioDle an 6ein Bit
mic unb a6niasiHieben Der 9torooent'
ldeu Shiiben-@eieIidait nm 18.
Suit i'm Clifton gnrtclL Neuport
ap. 3u betbeiligen. SSnt ltebrigen
luaro9n mr &outinegei6Gite erleoigt
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-06-03
Verunsliiftes bfterreid,i'
iHes WaHerilnasemg
9ei grinbifi i'm Resrs
aufgefunbeR.

grinbiii, SiaIi,n, 2. Suni. Gin
6iterrei9ii9es WdHerfIusstug nurps
am Witttpo9 IN Der Rdbe bss biefisen
5afsns i'm Wassre f9pimmsnb sefun.
ben. alem aHfdein mad iiRb bic Sn.
idFm ertruutsn. 9isIe Wadl1in.
i6eint bisielbe su fem, bi. am 0itnse
tag Rorsen, gOmben i1Isuosrnb. iiber
grincifi binflos.
Cine llnieriu9ung Der Wdidins ers
gob, bab lie In Deuti9ldub gebaui
purbe. Gs ipurben ar ibr sinise Ros
tiJsn unb 3eidnunsen ssfrinbtn, bic
aHbeutsn bdb bic apiati,er cine Sns
iptition Der itaIisnifden aiiTe uolsea
nommsn unb fi9 gotissn ssmadt bats
ten, lpahri1sinli@ NIT Ra6iitt a,ii
cine mSsli4s aanSuns Don Sraippsa.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-06-03

siiieben, bie BON Den @rpbmddten
Der @clt anerfcrnIt miro rn6 nit
peIfer iie iifiterba,lbeln t6nnen; eine
Regierung, fiir welds 6ns grcgrainn
Der @eDolution Gin @cidl1ft un6 rtift
eine bGote glotform il. SD foroere
ees6nIb oficntIif imc alien erniteS
Die 6iitrer Der ,Snfticnen III Wlcrifo
aui~ ~ banoeIn, SuinmnelI 81 bait
6eln 5ur Grloiimg ibres oarnieoerlic'
sen6cn 2anbcs. I'D eradte es dIs
nieine piIitt. 6cniclben 81 iagelt,
tab iie lire 9iiiereiBen baIoigit BEL
leeen iul6 iidl gu 6ieiem grcbet 3wed
oereircn miiiien, amoerniaIls iidJ oieic
Slegierung ge5ipilngen iiebt, iibcr
Diittel gu entideioeu Die oie Ser.
Staoten mtipen0en niiiiieiL lnlt
Neli.o 5u belien. iif ielbit 81 rettcn
unS 0em QoIfe 5u Oienen.
Gbiee @efainttmaf,iui9 iunroe rdG)
6em gcitrigen anbineisrntb ausge'
idrirben un6 ioIlte beute iriib Der.
oficnli4t iperben. Go jeSod1 nod ei.
.iigc 0ctails gednoert ueroen milb.
iei!, pcr30gerte lid Die 9icinidriit bis
aadj gaittag. gIls oie getanrtmuf.
ima iln 8eibcn Sdlde Der greIie
ilbergeben iuurbe, ipuroe lie gleif5ei.
tig ttlegrnpbiib unicrem StoniuI
SlGiman in gern GruB, benz braiiIia.
uiid1cn @eianSteu in Wleriso Git)
ilnS Dem stoniuiaraaenttn Garot1ers
iibermitteIt. 9esterer ipir0 lie Den
SsaltioE:iiibrern an oeren gSreiie lie
ia eisentIih geridltet 1T, juiteIleu.
Das Staatsbspdrtsment bat in Der
msritaniften angeles.nbeit surOpdis
Idt SiplOmatsn ins Dertrdusn stso'
gen unb iotpsit bieie 5u elmer Wteis
,nunssduberuns 3u betpesen iua.sn, 6eis
Ben iie bic St.aunsndbme Der Der.
Siadtsn gut. Sn iiibamsritaniid'n
arsiien purbe bic Grtldruns Sss 9ras
fibsnisn als cine losif6e Gol8e BEG
prOtotolls bon gtiagara Sails dns.is'
ben. iporiH 4rsentini.n. graiilien unb
ebils ioipie bic Der. Siaoien iia osrs
IpfIidteten, cine Resi.ruHs ansu.rtsns
n.n, bic burd llebsrsintommen Der
Jaitionsn einssieBt tperben mDs..
Der bisfise sReprdi.ntant. Gns
rique aiprents, bat b,r.iis cine gnt'
sesnuns srlaiieu, iporin er 5ttoHt. tab
bic bon 9ilIa untsritiiste aonDsntions'
Rsgieruns gerabe bas angeftre6t babe,
iuas prdFbeni Dilfun tpoll.. 9i. pie
iis .Garranasas.ntur idipsist iit aus
bod tpurbe angebeutet, bab gdrrdn5c
| iebsn Rerp anitrens.n tpsrbs. I'm BIZ
msriianifds Souptftubt sinsunshmsn.
J in Der 9Offnuns, BEL Der ReuseiialtuHa
Der 9ings bas sutiteibsHbe DOr
! iprsaen gu t6nnsH. Die saufsnb'
BON Wsritan.rn, tuslds ins auslaHS
ssfliiatst iinb, t0nn.n bic 3sit MIDI
srparten, Biz SHtsl Gam nit isin.m
grOben Stod ba5pii4sH fdbrt uHs
Srbuuus f@afft.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-06-03
Der oentIde SDti6after
Graf BON SernftprH
Dom prdiib.nien Dilion i'm Neibsn
Saus empfangen.
Die ge8ieRuussu 3lDiiden 9euti4lanb
unb ben Der. Stdaten tperben
in informeller D.iie
bsipro9en.

@afbington, .. g., 2. SUM.
Der prdiibent Dilion empfiug um
Wtittipod, naf porberiger Bsra6res
oung, i'm Weiben 9aus ben beutidsn
9otidafter, Graf pon gsrnitorff, bent
er in elmer informslsn, 20 Winuten
bauernben llnterreouns tldr 5u rdhtn
iu4is, ipsihsn tisfsn Ginbrud bic Ser'
itOrung Der ,auiitania" auf bus ame'
ritdnii9e 9olt semd4t babe, uno er
ipieoerbolte inn, baB bic Der. Stddten
burauf bsitsben mhBten. bab Geutid'
lamb in llebereinitimmung nit ben
dnertaunien prinSipien bes 9olters
redts, iniotueit iis auf bic Rcutrdlen
Se3us baben, banbeln miiFe.
Ru9 Der Gonfeyen3 tpurbe t.ine
2tntiinbisung semadt. es tpurbe dbsr
bic authoritative Gr,ldruna absege6:n
bos bic 2lntiport b.s prGiibenteH aui
Die beutife ROte, pie am 0ienstd1
ansebeutet, obsei3idt tperbeu fpirbe
unb bah barin beItimmte Gustunii
bdriiber ptrlang! ipiro, o6 bic beutit.
Resisrung f.rn.rbin i'm GinsIans mil
Sem 90lterrsbt buubsIn tpolle obsr o.
iie ibre sissnsn RsseIn fir ben Se.
tries MAIDEN tpous. Die Rots. bi. DOT
bem prGiibeni,n WiIiOn ausgefertist
ipirS, ipirO nod Dor Gubs Der Wo4l
dbsef4idt iperosu.
Der prdiiosnt uno Der perionlih'
Rsprdisntant bsS aaii.rs DilbeIH
taui&ten in elmer 20 Wnuien LANCER
llnierrebung ibrs Qniidten iiter oi,
f9Dieriss Situation aus, bic bur3 BIZ
9.rit6rung Str r9uiitaHia" entitaHSsr
| lit. Si. beiben Mduusr begriiBtsn I'D
in brsIi4sr @siis unb Die Inter
rebung purbe in Der frsunbli5itsr
Beiis ssfiibrt. 2tuf beiSsn SsitsH tpur'
be iiber Srunbpriu3ipisn unb ni4t
iiber Details aeiproGen.
Grai DON geruitorff iug!. fpdtsl
greunosR s,ssuiibsr, Sab bic lluterrs
buns cine bsfri.bis.nbs sstpsfen is
unb Der prdiibM. fih m tIarsr. cfis'
nsr Weiie aussebriidt babe. Der Bot
i9aftsr mar sutsn Wiutbs unb boff
Hunsspon, als .r mad b.r goti4ai
Suriidt.6rts. gr briidte bic aHfi9
aus, baB Der 9sridt, ben er nab g.r'
lin iaidsn ipirO, bas beuiI4e aus
nGriise Qmt iib.r oi. tpabrsu 4n
f9tsn Der amsritaniiaen Regisruni
aufiIdr.n unb ben Wes fir cine bei
Iers @sritdnbtsuns babusn tpsrbe.
Sn Offi3isLsn bipIOmatii4n ar.i
fen ift man iib.r Sas RsiuItat be
aunfersns setbeiltsr gHiidi, bod Il
aIIes nur Mutbmabuns uub Rismdnl
pirb i'm Stanbe isin. iia elm. ridtis
Weinuns iibsr bas. tpas tommsn tpirS
5u bilbsn, biz bic antport Der bsut
iten Reeisruns ouf bic Rot. bes prd
| iiheufsu gNilfnn eirtnpfrnfftu IN
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-06-03
quf 8ranb.iftung sara d
5Rfu6rsH.

pittsbura Pa, 2. SUM. Bon
ben 1896 GsuersbtiiHiten. DIE tDG5rsuo
bss persangsuen 5a5rss in gtaesbeng
Gouutp ituttfauO.n, Uurben S0t prus
sent auf gronoitiituns suriidgefii5rt,
uno nur Elm prO3snt Der Geusr mar
unperHtsiolih, nj. oer gouutps5 s5eu.r'
marf4al pfasr in istusm Sabrss6e'
riht ertldrt.
glus bsm Bsridt Jebt herpor, bab
6ei Sieien GeuerH "A perioneH ama
aeben .amen uno Der finansi.le Der
Iuft fia auf $3,1l3,653 beIisf.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-06-03
Spala.
Sm SasbreOier bes 3aren
an oer gilica.
Ruffii6 . QoI,n i'm Wlai

Ruffii6 pOl.u i'm Nai.
On einem Der bebeutungsoolIitsn 9es
benttage in Der 9ei6idte poleus fubs
rem mir binaus in bic 5asbgriinbs bes
3aren an Der in trauieH Wiabuugen
oabinitrpmenoen piIita. Gs mar Der
g. Wtdi, Der 124. Sabrsstag ter Der
tiinoigung Der pOlniihen Gonititution.
Sn fdmmtIiaeH tatbOIiIaen &ir6en
Don 2oo3 ianoen fsierIi6e @pttesz
bienite itutt uHb in Der prG6tt1en, I'M
iriibgotbii6eu Still srbduten Ct. Sta
IHisIauss aoittas Stride, Der gr0bten bss
gan3eu R0nigsrsits, batten iia bic
Yertrster aqer Snnungen nit ibrsR
Jabnsn gu peibeOousr 9tnoa6t einees
iuRbsu. 9ibt oieIer natiopaIe Seiers
tag nid)t gsrabs isBt gu sruften 9soans
ten 9eranIuifung2 0amaIs, ais bic
WtaitouititutiOn gei5uffen tpuroe, be-
tdmpftsn 'it) aud bic 90lter Suropus
aui bLutgetrGntteH Sdlu9tfeloern uno
raHgen I'm cine ReuorbnuHg Der pos
litiibeH 9erbdltniiie. Seute irrsH bic
glite Der pOIsn uniitsr unb 5psifeIub
na6 Often unb Weitsn, frageub. mas
ibueH bic ndhits 3utuuft nod 5rtngen
piro. 2tbsr es nil mir INNER ihets
Hsu, als Ob iibsr alien Spteipalt Der
gmpfinoungen bic 9offuung uuf cine
bsiisrs 3sit ibr oeriObnenbss 2idi
brsite.
Die portrsffIi6 in StaRb gsiebts
StraBe ourdtrsu5t peitbtn ih bebs
nsnoe Qsder, 5umsiit nit ROggsn be-
bout, Der naa srfriIasuoem Rsger
Isd3t. aaIts glGhte bobsn oas Nat6s
tbum Der surtsn 9flan5sH aufsebaIten,
nber ni6t boffnungslps grbsmmt.
3dblrsibe Srsu3s uuf siuiumn 9rds
bern tiinbeu, bab auh bier beftige
admpfe tobteu, a5sr bic geripiiitunseH
| iinb nett geriuesr, GIs i'm SFeu uHo
Roroen BON Qcb3. Sber iolt: es BEN
5IsiB emiigsr 9dusrn seluHaeu isin,
Die traurigen Spursn oes ariegss, io'
nett iibsrboup. msnitsnn0glih, iaor
5u tiIgen? 9isuei6t! gsgegnen NH
bod mebrfa5 beutiaer NniisoIungsT
aui uniersr iSabrt, 00rfsrH, Die Der
eritauutsu Bid bura tpobItbuenOt
Saubsrtsit uHb 2iebe 5ur Sronune
.rfreuer. gtipds ubisits pom Staubt
Der 2unoitrabe fugsr 5tpii4en tuObIt
Isepflsstsn GGrt6su, prurgero i'm nj
lidsn 9riin uno BEN gliitheni1rse bel
Obitbdume, frsunblidsbeae Sduiel
bsruor nit bIantsepustsn Genitevi6eia
Ben uno bIsHbeno ipsibsn 9Orbdnger
babinter. Die tIsirsn 9eb0fts umfrist
biaen 2dtteH5duns in leuf,tsHoer
Sarbeu poer Sitter aus gir.enitdm.
men nit beqitrabIenoer Rinbe. Sebn.
iu6tspoa iIisgsn bic Gebontsn iiber BIZ
Grsu5e, in bi. Setlnatb, in ben beutt
Ii6sH JriibIing.
| Bel llja5b ii6srIhreitst bic StrGbl
bi. Iunipiige 5aIieHte Der YiaiecSnicC
unb bdIo iiub mir in Somuitop al
Der ggolbprt1. elmer frsunbIibsr
Gtabt BEG SouDeruernents petriial
BON 38. 900 Giupobnern, narunter uie
le BON beutiher 2lbitammung, bic su
mtiit DpllitUffs uHb 5uhfabrltutipI
betreibsn. Sine 5sppihfabrit liefer
aIIidhrlicb 9auIenbe BON tun'tpoaer
ssppihen fir bds ruIIifbe Sdtier
reid. 5uhmader aug eem idIeiiIdel
Stdbthsn @riinbers iiebeItsn In bel
| spanaissr sSabren oes porisen Sdbr
banbsrts naa Rublane iibsr uub les
| tlr. bon Der Rssisruna bsalnnia
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-06-03
Die nersolbetempferb BON
ct. Nv3arfus
Sinb BON 8enebig fortge
f6afft norben.

Sinb BON 8enebig fortges
I9affi porbeu.
Rom, 2. Suni. Die beriibmtsn Oers
golbetsn gferbe, bic felt sinem Sabrs
bunbert Dor benz Sauptportal Der Ct.
W1artus sir6e in gensbig geitunben,
iinb aus Der Stabt fortgebra6t nor
ben, neil man befi;r9t.t. oab fie OOn
feinbli6en 4pidtitsrn beidGoigt psrs
ben t0nnten.
Die bier g}fsrbe DOT Der 81. Ndrs
tus &irde, fiinf }ub bod, geb0reu gu
ben i96niten antiteH &unitpsr;sn aus
8ron5e. sic 5ierten tpabri6eiuIi4 sins
nal ben 5riuntpbbogen Oes Rero uno
ipdter bsnisnisen DON Sroia. Der bp,
3antiniife aaiIsr aonitaHtiu iditts
iie uo6 aonitdntinopel, no lie bds
tatTsrli6e 5ippobrom 5isrteH, uno Don
bort bra6te iie i'm Sabre 1904 be:
9ose Gnrito @annolo als &riess.
beuts na9 9snsbis. SIN Sabre 1877
lisb Il. RapoIeon ndh paris brinsen,
i'm Sabre 1916 purben tie absr bon
Gaiier Sran5 na9 @en.oiS 3uriitssa
5radt.
9slsif3er Gif6.r6ampfer
in BEN 9runo gt6obrt.
Qonbpn. 9. Suni. Der bslaiih:
GiiderOampf.r rOettd 9. III bon .i.
mem 6eutifen llnt.rieeboot in Der Rd.
be Der Sciup Snisln perieutt porOen
Die geiusuug III in Ct. WurDs oHsss
tpmmeH.
Sans gau6sriH gai.l Dor
Geri6t.
gafel, S6fpei5, 2. Suni. Sm
bisiissr ariminalgsri6t bat Der pro-
3eB aessu gdntier Cans gauD.r Don
Grid bsgonnsu, ben Sobn zines srie'
6iiteu 0eiitlitn, Der I'm Sabre 1914
BON Gbicaao aus ndh Der Shpei3
nusaelieiert tpurbe, neil Ct III ber
SdlUei5 tpertblois MinsRs uno aube.
re 2tttien in rieiiaen gstrGgsn Der.
tauft bate gauber Ioll IN Der S6ipeii
mebrer: Utilliontn Tranes auf bisit
Deiie erIanat babsn. Sn gofsl alsir
habeu 144 gerior.H iia bariiber Be.
tIusi, Inn 90o,050 JraHes ssIeimt
Doroen su iein.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-06-03
Der italieniihe GrsPres
mier WiDlitti
aug Stafien entffo
ben fem

ben ttH
&Openbasen, 2. Sunt. llebsr
aonbon. Die 9srliner nSreu3 Sci.
tune" ertldrt, oab Der friiber. ituliss
nif6e preniermiuifisr SiOlitti, Der
an Der Spibe Der 5riebensfreunOe ir
5talien pd6renb Der ariIi5 itanb. bic
Der ariesserflGrung Staliens OOrun'
sins, Ii6 aus Stulien seflii6tet babe,
neil sr bsfiir6tsts. ermOrost gu tpsr.
ben. Gs IoG tbltfd6fi4 Elm MorO.
Oerfud duf ibH bea6fdtigt gspsisu
Te;,t
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-06-03

gtette g(rerternurq
IN nettes g}doeI, oos 5rdrIeiu
9uitigl @irft 10 aureeenbl Senne
blob nod etueu S&naps, Der ebenio
pirttl"
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1915-04-22
HONOR TO CONNECTICUT MAN
Elisha Mitchell Of That State First 20
Make Geological Survey In
United States.

The first government geological
survey in America was conducted by
Elisha Mitchell. who was born In
Washington, Conn. He was q gradu.
ate of Yale and became professor of
mathematics In the University Of
North Carolina. Afterward he be-
came professor of chemistry. and in
1921 he was ordained a Presbyterian
minister. AS state surveyor of North
Carolina he made an extensive geo.
logical survey ana he was the first
10 ascertain that the mountains OF
North Carolina are the highest east
OF the Rockies. He was q martyr to
science, for to settle some disputed
point about the altitude of these
mountains he reascended them In
1857. lost his way at night, fell down
a precipice and was killed. The geo.
logical survey OF the United States,
which has carried out on q large
scale the work commenced by Mitch
ell, was created for the purpose OF
preparing a map Of the United States,
classifying the public lands, examin.
ing the geological structure. mineral
resources and the products Of the re-
public. and investigating the extent
to which the arid and semi-arid lands
may be redeemed by irrigation.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1915-04-22
ECONOMIC HOURS OF STUDY
Toe Many Waste Time In Neslectina
% Recognize the Inevitable
Limitations


II IL In our pursuits themselves that
We throw away cur most valuable
time Few intellectual men have the
art OF economizing the hours of study.
The very necessity which every one
acknowledges Of giving vast portions
Of life TO attain proficiency In any
thing makes Us prodigal where We
ought TO be parsiinonious. and care
less where we have need Of unceasing
vigilance. The best time savers, are
the love OF soundness In all we learn
or do and q cheerful acceptance Of
inevitable limitations. There is a GER
tain point Of proficiency ut which an
acquisition begins to be of use. and
unless we have the time and resolu-
ton necessary to reach that point our
labor is as completely thrown away as
that of a mechanic who began to
make an engine but never finished It.
II is well for every one who
desires to attain perfect economy OF
time TO make n list OF the different
pursuits 10 which he has devoted him.
self. and to put a note opposite to each
OF them indicating the degree of It's
soundness with al little self-delusion
as may be. After having done this he
may easily ascertain In how many
OF these pursuits a sufficient degree Of
soundness Is attainable for him, and
when this has been decided he may at
once effect a great saving by the total
renunciation OF tho rest. With regard
to those which remain. and which are
to be carried farther, the next thing
to be settled Is the exact limit OF
their cultivation. Nothing is 30 fav-
orable to sound culture as the definite
fixing OF limits.-Philip @. Hamerton.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1915-04-22
TO DRILL HOLES IN GLASS
Copper Wire With Mixture of Emery
and OH, Will Do the Work Well
and Quickly.

The following II n satisfactory
method OF drilling holes in glass:
Take q piece OF straight copper the
size OF the hole that IL is required to
drill. The tubing should have a wall
OF one-thirty-second OF an inch or
more In thickness. depending upon
the diameter. The tube is set up in a
drill chuck and driven at a speed cor
responding 10 that OF twist drill OF
the same size. The tube is fed down
on 10 the glass with an intermittent
movement. and n mixture of emery
and oil 10 dropped on TO the glass at
the point where the hole Is 90 be
drilled. After a ring has been cut
In the glass on one side the work is
turned over and the drilling com
pleted from the opposite side. This
win prevent chipping the glass when
the drill nears the opposite side. The
copper tubing 10 soft, 80 that Il holds
the emery, and as copper Is an excel
lent conductor Of heat II draws the
heat away from the glass. preventing
IL from being cracked. An idea Of
the rapidity with which holes can be-
drilled Ia this way may be gathered
from the fact that q hye-sixteenths-
inch hole can be drilled through an
ordinary sheet Of window glass In
seven minutes.
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About Ravens.

Many stories are told about the
raven. a bird which really seems to
have reasoning powers. One story re.
lates how a raven got a young hare
for dinner. II pounced upon the little
animal, but the mother hare drove it
away. Then the raven slowly retreat
ed. pretending TO be afraid. until 1t de-
coyed the hare a considerable dis
tance; whereupon II rose In the air.
few back swiftly and bore away the
young hare. A similar plan was adopt
ed by some ravens that wished to
steal food from a dog. They teased
him until he grew SO angry that he
chased them. and then the artful birds
turned sharply around, easily reached
the dish before him. and carried on
the choicer bits In triumph. As to the
ravens power of speech. the impress
sion is that IL can talk IL II viii. but
II is not 1oquacious. and does not like
to show OF like q parrot. But when
II does speak. IL In very apt to use its
words more appropriately than q par
rot does.
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| In t|leGf,ii /
| of Fear
By
HAROLD CARTER


Tomorrow" said Cynthia softly.
Tomorrow"
Charley Askew swung round In his
chair and faced his wife decisively.
Cynthia. dear. don't want you to
do It," he said.
mot once more. dearest? For the
last time before we are free?"
"Oh Cynthia" he cried, If you knew
what IL means TO me. I sit here every
night like a timid woman until the
time comes TO go round to the circus
entrance for you. Even one night
more will drive me mad, Cynthia"
But you must bear up one night
more, for both our sakes. dearest" his
young wife answered.
Three weeks before Charles Askew,
young clerk in a brokers' Office. saw
no future before him. On twenty dol
lars a week. which might perhaps rise
to forty by the time he was q middle
aged man, he was trying to support
Cynthia. whom he had married six
months before. They boarded-and
how they hated the clearinghouse!
How they longed for that home which
always eluded them. phantomlike. even
with the possibility of installment fur
niture, simply because IL was impos.
sible to get the bare monthly rent
ahead. They had married for love, and
love was all-except the twenty dol.
lars a week-that they had TO live on.
However. they forgot their troubles
In their mutual love until Cynthia de-
veloped signs of lung trouble. II was
not as yet serious-it would never be-
come serious. and would probably be-
come perfectly well IL he could take
his wife West. But that was totally
out OF the question.
They had dreamed all their lives of
q little farm. Both were city bred;
both longed for the country life as one
In which they could find their high.
est ideal come true. And IL only they
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could raise seven hundred dollars they
saw their way clear Seven hundred /?
They might as well have cried for sew
enty thousand.
Then Cynthia had done a daring
thing. She had seen an advertisement
for a young woman OF courage-Cyn-
thia felt sure she had courage-to play
a small part in the circus. Cynthia
thought II was with the lions. She
had gone. and had found herself one
OF five hundred applicants. There were
tall girls and short girls, stout and
thin girls. spruce girls and slatternly
ones-but she-she was the one picked
by the manager.
Indeed there was nothing strange
about that. for she had that air and
breeding which were a sine qua non
for the task. But Cynthia thought IL
was a miracle.
She was TO be strapped into an au.
tomobile which looped the loop every
night. And for the FIVE minutes which
the whole duty required she was TO re-
ceive fifty dollars nightly for three
weeks-in all nine hundred dollars.
There amt no risk at ALL" the
manager explained. We've tried IL
out hundred times. III show you"
Cynthia saw the old performer, who
was retiring that week. go through the
performance. When the girl came
back from her terrifying ride, she wat
white and shaking.
Lost her nerve" the manager ex
planned. They all do sooner or later.
Then it's for the next one. 40. I don't
know Why IL is. They don't mind Il
the irst week or two. but a months
about the limit for all Of EN-. How.
ever. the show moves South Ia three
weeks, and ! amt going to take you
with Us. because your time to lose
your nerve would come as soon as we'd
paid your fare TO Cuba. So It's Just
for three weeks. Are you on?"
Cynthia was 'oR But, after she
had signed her agreement and tolc
Charley the hardest task lay before
her.
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6io Game SURE.

A senator from a southern state
always has an abundance OF good
southern tales at his command. Here
is one he tells of some friends of his
who were visiting In Savannah. and
who had chartered an old broken
down hack driven by n negro. The
old fellow was a native. and. OF course.
was on his job in pointing out all the
places OF interest along the route. AS
they logged along out in the suburbs
a squirrel appeared in the road. That
was sufficient TO arouse intense inter
est in one Of the party. who inquired,
anxiously:
do you have any big game around
here?''
"Yes. sub: indeed. suh." replied the
tarkey; I'VE has baseball. l."-Harper's
Magazine:
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The conscious doers OF kindness are
probably the most surprised people In
the world. In the first place. they are
almost certain to feel that they don't
get nue credit. that they are misunder-
stood They are surely misunderstood
by themselves. BY others they are
not likely TO be misunderstood. particu-
larly by those they do good to. II.
for example. the virtu0us patronIzers
OF the poor could only know how, In
many instances. the poor felt toward
them. they would at first be indignant
and resentful Then they would won
der how they had escaped with their
lives.