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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-06-02
9as @rofs Sanptqxartier.

Dos 9robs 5nuptquartier - bas
1T inbiefer 3sit bes bIanten beutIfen
S1pertes Der Wittelpunit ilir
Deutfdalanbs ssiammte iriessrii4e
Orsanilotiou, bic Stells. Don Der aus
bte 9bdt bef6lpiIen ptrb, bic meter
born an Der ainie i'm @eiien uuo Die
iief in Rublanb ober i'm Siiboiten be
Seerfiibrsr unb ibrs Stdbs9efs bereis
ten unb bic am Gnbs i'm 8erein NIT
ihnen bas beutfdg @oltsbesr polls
briHgt. alber es III 5usIei6 aud Der
Ulittslpuntt fir cine langs Reibe BON
iiber alle Jronten aussebsbnten Ir.
beitsaruppen, bic ben. Grieg ni1t nit
Der Maffe fiibren, bic ben Siee nit
Ginias ibrer Srdfte auf ben Gebieian
bes Weripaltungslpdens unb bes 9ers
tebrs. Der poft unb Der @efunbbeitss
pflege unb freipiliser arantsniiir=
forge errinaen belfen.
llnaufi1aig ipie ons @irfen bieier
MANNER TT aud bic Sidtte i9res
Shaifens,
sJrgerbfpo in Horbfranfreih 6ai
pas Grobe 9auptquurtier feineu GiB.
Cine Gatbt 1T e., bon Der man m@t
riel ipridt, cine Giabt, bur6 Seren
e5uiIen beute Der @eiit Der beuti9en
Nrbeit ihreiist, iiber beren gd9srges
freite bin Der telegraph idHIsnb Nns
Oronuusen unb gefsble in ale 5ernen
trGgt.
Don einigen berporragenben Dtdns
nern, bic bier dls Jiibrer bisnen, i0l.
len bieIe 3eilen rsben.
Da 1T Gr5etIen5 bon aauter, Der
Seneralinfpsiteur Der Gubartilleris -
Der Serr iibe bic sefammte fhr0srs
Mrtillerie bes beuifhen 9eeres - Der
erobe Donnerer, oiif beHen Mort bic
sbiden gertas' unb bic .,Iansen sdns
fe" unb al bic dnbrrsn Soiiiien bon
benz gbor Der SelbgefbiiBe gum Spiel
dntreten unb bic Siimnlen erbeben.
giner Der ipi4tigitsn Mdnnsr bes
,Rrkses iit Ct 70, iDenngIei& fein Mirs
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-06-02
gokal.Dfrid)t
Huf gum WaiftnfeIt.
Sas mmb nGdrifcn Sonntas bic Ea'
role beg proteitantiiden Sentid'
tbumS iein.

gu ben itGnbisen feitli6en 0erans
iialtunsen seb0rt bas Griiblinssfeit
bss 2llssmein Dsutitsn ptotsitantis
iben Waiisnpereirs, bas mir uns gum
64. UlaIe gu fsisrn anfhiden. Der
tommsnSe Sonniag brinet bas GET
unb hann iperoen bic 5resnbe Der fes
qensr,idxn anftaIi iuieber su 2auiena
ben mad Nt. 2luburn pilgern, I'm
ibeilsunebmen an benz yeft Der Wai'
fsntinbsr unb slsid3eitis ibr S4erf'
lein 5u ppfern auf bem Iltar Der
Rd4fenIisbe. 2lls unfer popuIdrer
Sheriff, Srr Geprae 3. S6ott, iid
sur uebernabme bts Jeitprafbiums
bersit srilarts. ssfdab es nit Der
9srii9eruns. bab sr ale feline ardft.
einieben ipiirbe, I'M ben Grfols bes
syeffes berbeisufiibrsn. Gr iuirb bds
rim bonn anssmeinen publiium, inss
befpnbere aber BON ben proteitdntis
f6en air6snsemsinben, bic gum 5heil
ibrsn 9oitesbienit ausfesen tperben,
unisritiibt unb 70 unterliest es teinem
3neifsl, bab Der Gbrseis bes Gtfiprds
fibsnisn erfiilIt psrben ptrb. Die
anitalt bebdrf dbsr audi aussebebnt.s
fer rnt.ritiibuns, bnn INNER sros
Ser perbsn bic anforb.runsen. 60
baben bic itrengen Worfdriften b.r
Itaatli4en Woblibdtist,its aommiis
iipn ausssbebnie bauli4e 0srdnbes
runsen unb foniiise WsrbtHerunaen
bebinst. bi. in Der aafIe Elm srobes
God binterlaTsn babeu. 0as dis5us
fiillen IN biesmal Der bauptiddlihe
3iped bes Sriiblinssfeftss.
Die 5rau.npersins Der na6bsuanns
ten gsmeinben babsn GbiiTfe iibers
nommen unb iperSen ben Be5uterH
Gin trsfflides Wal obe9 aud adffse
unb autxn fsrpiren: CD. prot. ct.
Sobdnnss @ensinb. auf Mt. auburn,
gb. prot. pbilippns gemeinbs, pros
teitoniii6e peiers Gemeinbs, gb.
prot. Ct. paulus gemsinbe, Driii.
Deuifds prot. gemsinbs, ep. Prot.
ct. Martas @emsinbs. gp. REF. Sds
lens @smsinbe, Grits Oeutffe eD.
prot. gsmsinbs, Iopie bic Gp. PROT.
St. Wattbdus gsmstnbe In Winton
plate.
Das Domensaommities, ipslfss bes
rsit III, @abeu fir bas syejt .ntgtgens
5unshmsn. IN tpis folst:
Jrau aua. 8. arsimer, 3407 Gors
nsll place. Clifton.
5rau aIpina DUFF, 23o1 Dine
Strdbe.
Sri, sufanna 0aier, 17os aoaan
Strabs.
srau gsas. MANNER, 1918 Dine
Strdbe.
;Trsu aatb. sufs. 1882 Dine
SfraBs.
Jrdu Sobn Dof8sr, 341e 6arDsp
ape., abonbdle.
Srdu aatb. Sspn, 4125 sptins
grobe, g(pe.
Jrnli Gus. 1opte, 263 Gal1Qun
Gtrdbe.
yrau German Gteifens. y. 3. ..
Ro. 10, qIeafani Ridge.
i}ruu Jerb. Seibert. s14 Summit
slps., 4|rite 5ilI.
Gran SuIfus 8. Bauer, 51e 5aIc
aps., gibonbofe.
gran :. s. auiiart 20 msH 1s.
5frnbe.
grau abnm gsnus. Rsfos uno
RibbIs!on af6s Clifton.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-06-02

oieie llnpartsiIidteit absuipre6sn.
CT mar gu tetner 3eit elm Demasose.
gr bat sur 9oltsfeite seitanben, ipenn
Ct bersn Gorberunsen fir berehtist
belt unb cine entsssenseieBte Stellung
siHsenommen. Denn er glaubte. odb
has Reht auf Der anberen Seiie mar.
DAP er Der rthtige Mann fir ben pos
iteu 1T, ssbt idon oaraus herpOr. bab
bic prosreififfen ibn betdmpfien, neil
er ibuen ni4t raoital eenue idien
unb bic Reattiondrs, neil iie i'm liir
3u rabital bislten. Sn bieier @eiis
lieferten bic 6sinoe Srunbeis' ben De-
fen Yepeis, oub er Der geeisnste
Nann fir bas 9mt III.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-06-02

Die megitunif9 DE Politif
bes 9rdiloenten bat poGigen Stiff<
brud selitten. GarraHsa, bem er ben
eroben OienIf errpisien bat, thn afs
ltaatli9es S6er6aupt an5uerteunen,
ite1t iiA 10 feinblid sesen ibn. fpie
8tIa unb perldnet bic gntfernuna
Der amsritaniI6en Sruppen. Gas
perfpeigert Der prdiibent unb boruus
mag ii6 ieoen Gag ein feinbliAsr 3uz
fammenitob erseben, Der bas beipirfsn
tDiro, mas Der prdfibent perbiiten
lpplte, bic militdrif6e geieBuns oon
gang Werito uno bic grobe 9efa6r Ell
rter qnrerion. Gs lit unn0glih, ben
Yrdifoentsn Don Der S6ulb an bieIer
Gntpitlung Der Stnge frei5uipre4en,
oenn iie lit bic natiirlide 5olge ieiuer
biplomatii9en unfdbisteit. gs mar
ein un0eraeibli9er 5e6ler, garran3a
an5uerteuneu unb bamit bic 1sillbs
ihaft 9illas beraus5uforbern uno e5
iDdr e6enio unri6tig, Sruppen na9
Uterifo gu f6iden, bd cine 9efebuug
Der Sren3en alien nOt6igeu S9uB ges
fDG6rt bate.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-06-02

Benn Netten elm superlGIlis
ees 2olitii6es Sratel finb, 10 ipre9en
Die 9tusiihten fir 9ugbea Ror1tnu>
tiou, beun es irerbsn srpBe Summcn
aeboteA bag er tie oappntragsn miro.
Die Qrhdngsr Rooiepelts bieten Sfpar
ebenfalIs Oiel 8elo an, aber re oers
Iansen cine RiiitpprGn1ie pon 8 gu 8,
Do9renp Die Ir6dnger Don Sugles
Dollar gegen Dollar dnbieten. Roots
4usii6tsn peroen iebr gerins perdHs
f9ldgt, oa man 8 gegen l rpettet, bdb
er Die Termination uiat bapontrasen
niro.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-06-02
Die Gn6Gnssr Ropfepelts

Die Gn6Gnssr Roofspelts
tpeifen auf bic @oltstuHDse6ungsn tiir
ben 2ebteren i'm mtttleren Weiten bin
unb folgern ouruus, bab inn Der
Sies Bel Der @a6l ii4er lei. Sol9e
Oemonitrotionen baben nibt ben MINI
beiten Dertb. Rieuranb 1T Don ben
Ioltsmafen febbafter begriibt uRo
mehr gefeiert iDorbeH, pis grpau, Der
trosoem bret Hieoerlagen erlttten bat.
Die @abl tpirb nidt DON ben 8pltss
maiIsn entf4ieoen, fonbern DON Den
bentenoen 8iirsern, bic iih febr ru9ig
per6dlten unb RooIeoeIt bat ale benz
tenben &lafTen gegen iid. Sterin ltto
5uerit bic 9eutIher gu errpdbnen, bic
blos am Dabltage lire @eiinn1ing Of
ferburen unb bic @ntideibuug 3rpis
ihen ben itrengen partetgdngern duf
beiben Seiten in SGnoen baben. Ga
lit aber ni6t benfbar, bag elm 9euts
iher fir RpoieOelt itimmen pirb,
nd6bem er itch als dusgeIpro9cner
Jetno Der 8eltihen ertpieien bat. Die
Sef4dftspelt, bic ebenfuGs hlos
ittmmt unb ntat auf ben StraBen
Idrmt, tann it6 fir einen &dnbiouten
ni4t begeiitern, Der fpd6renb feiner
prdiioenti4aft ge3eigt 6ut, bdb er
nt3t bds minbeite gsf9dftli6e 9crz
itdnbnib befiBt unb bur6 feine unbes
re6enburtett eiren ru6igsn Sang ter
@ef4dfte Ht6t auftommen lGbt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-06-02

eiiIfis aiisgeipieIt bat, ipie eas .Ware
ncjtro" o'eInnimsios aif bem beiten
@ege lit, Elm 0iterreibiff.itngariifes
Meer su Deroen, 10 bat AUDI bic
arieeserfIarung in SiiotiroI seraoe
oas 8e5entbeil oeiien berbeigeiiibrt,
mas Die StaIiener .,grIoiung" mann.
ten. Nibt bon Seiterrei1 mirb Siio.
tirol erloit. ior0ern bon Den Stalie.
nern. ilnb cs miro ipieoer beutid, ipie
es Dor Sabrbnnoerten beutih mar.
Niht MIR, odb Der SeidiHnltbeit oes
ceiitidsen golfeS Der idlonite ybeil iei.
ner seliebtsn 9erge i'm tbaiidhliAen
9eiis 6leibt, es ipirb i'm naa bem
striege als 3euti6.Siiotiro pieoer
5uriiderbalten. @ie in 5rieit, 5inme.
Cara lino anberen Stdoten aus Dem
toniereib sstalien eingepanoerte iid
beraiisnebmen ouriten, Die erbeinge'
ieiiene @epoIterung poliiiif uno
uirtbi6aitlih 5u bepormilnben in
Siioiirpl baben iie es in rod ipeit
itdrfercm W'aBe getbun. @er erinnert
iih nidt Der SStaIiener in ben gIpen-
botels bort irnteu, Die ieSen Gelit-
idJen bebaneeIten, oils ipdre er elm
ginbringIing.
es ptro oaiiir geiorgt perbcn. baf'
aus Dem @nroaiee fpieoer Der CUTE,
beiitihe@arieniee BON einihnals lpiro,
imo Die Serren StaIiener, Die iidl frii.
bre allionnt6glid) bas gergniigen
mahtel. bel Der gl6euoabiabrt oes
itnIieniiden 9anpfers bon 9iipa
,Gppiua Sie Stalia" uno ,abaiio
gluitria" 5it rilfen, iperben iih oieier
3eiten olierreifiid)er 2ammsgeouIo
in 3ufimit mir nod lpebmiitbig erin.
nern. Soipie ans 2oporoue nuo Sol.
garia Sairmin uno gielgereittb ge'
porben lit, 70 pirb es in 3uflinft bof.
fcntlih aud fein Me33olombaroo imh
gPe53oteoeseo, ieiu Ropereto uno Gan
Mitele, fonoern ipieoer bas nIie chr
Iite 8elihmet uno 9euti6ines, Suf'
ierelitb inb Ct. Mifnel geten. Gan
Gbriiioioro fIingt im fem Saor lido.
ner al sbas friibere Ct. 9briitof uno
Roncesni nidt beiier ipie shmoihein.
Rolpeua ont @eiiabe bes berrliher,
bInuen Sees miro ben oeiiiidlen Hei.
ierben in 3ufunft nod mebr entJiif.
fen, penn cr ibm ieinen aIten, ebrli.
den Tamen Wlnlfein nieoer 5uriid.
gibt. Gs gibt faum eires iener lido.
nen St1otd)en, fem 9bal, feline Der.
fnIlene Burg Sa inlten, oeren urbeirt.
idjer gtame iif aus Der 0eriDelifuug
niht berausholen liebe, ipie ifim.
mernoeS @oeImetaQ aus mitiarbiger
Shdle. @ar bud, ,ur Belt oes 3rien.
ter aoiBils BON @icen3a uno gerona,
Dem alten Bern, bis 5u oem bon ben
SstaIieneru gIpiiio getniiften Sapiier.
bdh Observation-Disclosures gemiihtes.
BON bier aus a6er rein oeutides
Spradgebiet.
Galanbra bat In feirer ariees.
fununerreoe bieieu aries ben ~i9onen
ariea ,staliens" genannt. @dbreuo er
Die Sruppen ieines 2anbes Gag fir
Tag ipie Seroen au bic SdIahtbonf
fiibren iGbt. un 2ano 3l erobern. bas
bon ibm nid)ts ipiiien mill, arbeiten
beittihe R1nner, 6enen es niht Der.
eonnt mar. ibrem Tiroler 2on6e nit
Ser @ii6sflints gu oieneu, itia nno
eifris earan, bab Der Seinb Die 10
beib eriebnter @ebiete aud ipradIi6
fir immer perliere. Die 8leiiher..
unb SeIienitirncn Der 2ircler gerge
perben nod einmal 70 itr!s III Den
blouen Simmel rngen. fpern lie i'd
pieber 6eutif nennen biirier. lpie in
oen 3eiten @nlters bon ber@ogeIiuei'
be rnc Gietri6s non Bern.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-06-02
RopTepelt 5ablt $4,000 fir bic

&opfepeIt aublt $4,000 fir bic
telegrapbiide @erbtnbuns stpti9eH Tsis
mem 9auie unb Der Gbicagoer aorts
BENTON auf 5ebn Sase Sir iebcu
peiteren Gag bat er 5000 gu aahlcn,
bts Die Ronpention beeHoet III. Dtr
besabIt bas Selo9 Si6erlid3 niGt
Ropiepelt. 9eim 8oIte lit ni6t lur
ieine Sumpagne ssfamHlelt tpprbeu.
QBer TT Der Sruitmusuut, Der bic Stos
ten beltreitet?
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-06-02

Die SnterpeIlatipn n G9urs
aiQs i'm britii6en parldment iber
bic 8erpenbung Der britii9en Srup=
pen bat sinen intere6auten 2lufi4IuB
gebra9t. Gbur9iq perlargte 4uss
tunft, parum 5pei Wtillioneu Siam
in @nglanb perbleiben uno ni6t ins
5elo geItelIt iperben. Die Mntport
mar, OaB man iie CUR 9ertbsiOisung
Der brttiiden Sufetn braude, ipordus
berporsebt. oab man in Gnglanb nit
elmer beuti9en Snpaiion re4net. Wsnn
ppn flint Wilionen Mann, bic Gags
lamb auseeboben bat, ndbe bic 9Giiie
i'm 9anbe bletbt, 70 1T bdraus gu srs
meTeu, pis gerire bic llnteritiisung
III, bic England ieinen glaiirten gu
geudbren permag. SntsreFant uno
ntftig 1T au6 Der qufi4fub, ten
gbur9iQ iiber bic 1uperpsubbarteit
non inoiI6en Sruppen ertbeilt. 3u ets
ner 3eit ipra9 man BON oem rieiigen
Wtenf9enndterial, bas gnglano oas
ielbIt our 8erTiiglrng itebe unb tas
i'm 8erein nit ben ruiIifhen 9orotu
bic 8erbiinbeten iiberrpdItigsn psroe.
Ods 1T alles 5eritoben urb berfIOgeH.
Rublano lpugt es ni4t, feline aiiatis
I6sn 80lterf9often nit Waffen 5u
oerIeben unb Gnglanb ebeHfdlIs nidt.
Gbur6iq perfudt bas gu perbeimIiz
6er, inbem er Iagt, bub Die inbtf6eu
5ruppen minberpertbig iinb. Sas
1T fpobl 5utreffenb, aber bic uoae
lit, oab gnglarb fih ui4t
getraut, ben Snbern 8aHsn in Die
9Grbe gu geben. 2fus bieIen 3uges
1tGnpniien gebt berpor, bab 0euti9s
lamb ni6t mehr gesen rieIiges Wlen=
idenmaterial dnsutdnpfen bat unb
bag tbatfd6li8 nur nod 5rantr,i9
eiusn mtlitdrii6en 5attor btlbet uno
bieTes auF feline lluteritiiBung me6r gu
re6nen bat. 0arnit lit gsfagt, 6ab
bic militdriI6e aufreibung Der aGliirs
ten iebr nabe beboritebt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-06-02

Yomerene unb Cor atbnlen
lei9ter, ieitbern Die Rsbe bes 8riegss
Setretdrs 8dter ibueu bic freubise
Yotf4dft ssbra6t bat, bab Der praiis
bent ibrer &anbioatur als Senator,
reIp. als 9puperneur ben Segen err
tbeilt. Dag Der prdiibent iein @ntlis
Don pon1erene ni9t tpenbeu peroe,
mar poraus5ufsben, oenn oifer 1T
isin treueiter S6ilbtnappe unb bat
iih als Defenders ergebener Steuer in
ben tritii6en Sd9en ertpieIen, ais eiu
arieg nit Seuti6lanb in Der Nddge
ihipsbte. 9lber es lam als Ielbitoers
itdnblih eelten, baB bic DeutIhen Oil
aaerlpeuigiten etfpas fir SieieniJen
iibrig babsn, Die Der 9Srdfibent ieanet.
Cor Bat an Der natipnalsn 9plitit teis
nsn @ntbsil genummeu. Die Oelts
i6en t0nnen jeoo6 nidt pergelIsn,
bdb er es mar, Der uns ben Sonntagsz
SipdHg beI6eert bat, inbem sr eigens
et1en itaatli6eu 9lpparat ifuf, nm
i'm nit Der groBter Strenge ourhjus
fii9ren. @as Batter iiber BiIfon 5u
fdgen BAT, gefhiebt in iebr gefdidter
Weife, Seine lobenslpertben Slnoz
Iungen, tpie Die Reformirung beg Jiz
nan3pefens iperber nit grpber Nus
fiibrli6teit gei9iloert, mas ibm a6er
nidt CUR Gmpfeblung gereiht, tpie Die
gebanblung Der bsutf6en angeleaens
heit, oariiber seht Sater I9nea bins
meg. Inter 9luberem perihtpeigt
gatsr, bab Wilfon ben aOngreB eiz
gems gu bem 3fped einberufen bat. I'M
bic 0euti6en in 9lmerita cine Serrds
tberbrut gu uennen. Batter mO6te bas
gerue in 9ergeFeuheit brineen, aber
bas bringt ,er niht Tertig.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-06-02

gs III 6efrtebtgenb, Be-
ribter 5u t0nn en-, baB granbeig ais
OberbunOeszRidter beitdtigt tporoen
lit. Seine 3uriidpeiIung pdre cine
beDentli3e Sanolung gefpeien, bu bier
bur6 Oas qrin3ip aufgsitent no.on
mare, Oob bic 9erufung an bds S6erz
bunoesgeri6t aus @riinben erfplgt,
Die bem Dffentfi9en @obl ni9t gum
Wortbetl gerethen tonuen. Cine 9tnz
5Ghl Sendtoren betdmpfte 8runocis,
neil er na9 i6rer anii9t an fe6r auF
Der goltsfeits itebt. Demna6 perldns
gen fie einsn 8eri9tsbof, Der nur Die
groBtapitaliitifde &lafie beriidii6tiat.
Gs iIt tlar, oab fin oaraus un6altz
bare 3uftdrbe ergeben miibtsn. Sci
Der Gustpdbl Don Ri6tern tonlmt es
blus barauf on, Of lie elm iuriftifdes
@efDiifen baben, bab lie ndd Re1t uH6
GefeB unb nint nad goreingenum>
menbeit banbeln. @s lua ni6t bic
minbeite 8eranlaiung DOR, 8ranbsis
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1916-05-03
Today's Poem
ARE you THE CHAP?

Someone's always feeling blue.
Are you the chap?
Someone don't know what to do.
Are you the chap?
Someone sees disaster pending;
Someone's trials are extending;
Someone's woes are never-ending.
Are you the chap?
Someone's always out of luck.
Are you the chap?
Someone lacks backbone and pluck.
Are you the chap?
Someone always is repining;
Someone all the time is whining;
Someone sees no bright sun shining.
Are you the chap?
Someone never gives a smile.
Are you the chap?
Someone's grouchy all the while.
Are you the chap?
Someone's always cross and sour;
Someone's grumpy every hour;
Someone doubts Gods saving power.
Are you the chap?
Someone laughs the whole day long.
Are you the chap?
Someone's lips are wreathed in song.
Are you the chap?
Someone's heart binds our the tight
err.
Someone makes our burdens lighter.
Someone makes this old world
brighter.
Are you the chap?
e. A. Brininstool.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1916-05-03
Wash Day Suggestion

If you are washing cream colored
goods, and wish to keep it cream
colored, do not rinse it in the blue
water. Instead try putting into the
rinsing water a little water in which
the skins of an onion have been boil
ed. This gives a very pretty, clear
cream color, much different from the
muddy effect gained by the use of tea
or coffee.
Use little red ink in rinsing pink
waists and lots of bluing for blue
ones.
For drying large pieces, like table
cloths and sheets, it is we'll to have
two lines stretched about two feet
apart. The clothes line poles may
have a substantial crosspiece, and the
lines fastened to each end of this. Pin
the pieces by the edge to each of the
lines. If you have a single line, pin
the sheets TO it by the two selvedges
folded together, or the hens. The
wind will not whip the corners of the
hens into rags and the wear on the
middle is not as hard as when it is
Juggling over the line.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1916-05-03

but is this true? There are large
sections in Chicago where the sale of
liquor is forbidden, and these arid re-
gions are growing"
The face value of a saloon license in
Chicago is $1,000. Because of an ordi-
nance limiting the number to be is
sued, licenses assumed for many years
an inflated value, some selling as high
as $4,000. This bonus has dropped to
500. The total slump in premiums
will, it is stated, aggregate $18,000,-
600. Alarmed at this growth of dry
sentiment throughout the city, sa-
looms, "hotels" and restaurants" are
being advertised for sale-under the
head of Business Chances" The
proprietors are making desperate eff
forts to unload upon unsuspecting
purchasers.
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Made With Raisins


Delicious Filled Cookies.-Two cups
sugar, one cup shortening, one cup
milk, two eggs, seven cups flour, four
level teaspoons baking powder. Fla
vor to taste. Roll thin, put table
spoon of filling on one cookie, place
another on top and lightly press edges
together. Filling. Two cups chopped
raisins, two cups chopped walnuts
two cups sugar, four level table
spoon flour, two cups boiling water
Let come to a boil, add juice of le-
mon, cool and spread.
Fruit Rolls.-Two cups flour, two
teaspoons baking powder, half tea
spoon salt, sifted together. Add two
tablespoons butter and two-thirds CUP
milk. Knead well and roll to quarter
inch thickness. Brush with melted
butter and sprinkle with sugar and
cinnamon, half cup raisins and two
tablespoons citron chopped fine. Roll
like a jelly roll and cut into pieces
about three inches long and bake in a
hot oven about twenty minutes.
Raisin Fritters.-One cup of yeast
or bread sponge, half cup warm milk
salt to taste, three eggs. Beat all to-
gether and add flour to make a thick
batter. When light add one cur
seeded raisins. Let rise again and
fry in hot lard, using a knife to give
a smooth oblong shape (the fritters
should be about the size of an egg
when done). Serve warm. Those left
over may be heated in the oven and
rolled in powdered sugar, but we
think they are good enough without
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1916-05-03
Allies Closing In

One-half the population living in
wet territory lives in wet states. One
sixth of it lives in six cities. One
half the saloons in the United States
are in fourteen cities. In a list of
36 states there are fewer saloons than
in New York City. There are fewer
saloons south of the Mason and Dixon
line than in the city of Chicago.
There are about 1000 counties in the
United States and over 1900 are now
dry. The saloon is being crowded into
a corner, and it will be killed in that
corner.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1916-05-03
Prohibition Will Be Law

Father Mathew began his temper
ance crusade in 1888. He encounter
ed great opposition from good people
who considered his pledge-signing
work contrary to the teachings of
Scripture. 1t was said that Rome
had not spoken in favor of his pledge
signing work. The time came when
Rome did speak. The total abstin-
ence pledge and total abstinence Soc
iety was approved. No Christian to-
day will dare take the stand that some
Christians took 100 years ago in OPP
posing the pledge and the total abb
stinence society, but some Christians
use the same identical arguments
against Prohibition that were used
against total abstinence 100 years ago.
Nothing will stop the Prohibition
movement except change of conditions
that make its enactment a necessity.
In the old days when prevailing
drunkenness aroused Christian people
to fight the evil with pledge signing
and total abstinence societies the con-
sumption of alcohol per capita was
but fraction Of what it is today. A
desperate disease needs a desperate
remedy, and it is for this reason that
the people of the United States are
going to adopt Prohibition, putting
the beverage liquor traffic under the
ban of the law. People who give rea-
sons why people should drink help to
increase the drink evil in our land and
so doing actually hasten the day when
Prohibition will be the law Of the land.
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Idaho Likes Prohibition

In letter to Mr.. R. p. Hutton, Su.
perintendent of the Oregon Anti-Sa.
loon League, Governor Moses Alex.
ander, of Idaho, says.
"Since last seeing you, Idaho has
gone dry under the law passed under
my administration, and / am happy tc
say that the predictions made relative
to temperance have fallen to the
ground. The % saloons in Boise have
gone, not vestige of them left, with
the exception of a few empty shacks
that formerly brought fabulous rent
and are not now able to be rented fol
legitimate business.
after a thirty days trial of Pro-
hibition, from reports / hear through
out the state, Boise included, believe
that there has been 10 per cent of the
voting population Of the state convert.
ed to the cause of temperance, for il
has been demonstrated, and especially
in Boise, that the saloon adds nothing
to the wealth and prosperity of a com.
munity. On the other hand, it uses w
money that can be converted to the
building up of the home and the city
and debauchery that is detrimental
morally and physically is a thing OF
the cause Of temperance, as the peo-
pie actually see the effects thereof
Times are looking better, and there is
no business depression or other dire
effects, as were predicted prior to
January /.
| wish you could bring some Of the
Vermont people out here and let them
see conditions as they exist, and live
in the community and see things as
do. Every one OF my stores is in dry
territory, and the drier the better fol
business.
| can assure you that if you make
the broad statement that with the
abolition of the saloon more money
will be spent for groceries, clothing
and even Injuries, you will be fore.
telling true conditions, and be looked
upon as a prophet, for that is really
what happens when men cease ia
spend their money for drink. After
the adoption of statewide Prohibition
many will be under the lasting obliga.
tons to you for the happy change.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1916-05-03
Keen ON the Cash

Shrilling loudly in the silence Of
the night, the druggists bell reused
hmi from slumber. With reluctance,
he wrapped himself in a dressing
gown and went downstairs, shivering,
to be met at the door by a placid
looking man who merely wanted =
bottle Of soda water.
The druggists feeling were strong,
but he resolved to do business. :.
Give cents extra on the bottle,
he murmured blandly, (which will be
allowed on return"
Two hours later the bell rang
again. Once more he went down
Again it was the placid-looking man;
9There's your bottler he said
calmly. Gimme my Genital"