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The Dickinson press. (Dickinson, Stark County, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1883-1927, 1916-04-15
BUILDING AND
LOAN n ASSOCIATION
d" FOR DICKINSON
INCORPORATED FOR $500,0o0 AND
WILL BE A GREAT FACTOR
IN BUILDING UP CITY.
People of Modest Income May Take
Advantage of the Plan and Build
Their Own Home.

A peoples organization has been
formed that will be one of the great
factors for the citizens of this city.
1t is called the Dickinson Building &
Loan Association and has been duly
incorporated under the laws of the
State of North Dakota for five
hundred thousand dollars.
The purpose of this association is
two-fold. First. To furnish the
wage Garner with safe and conven-
lent investment, where as a stock
holder he will receive good inter-
est for his money and whereby by the
payment of few dollars each month
he will be putting aside a sum that
would be otherwise spent for that
of the year. a
The second purpose is to furnish
sufficient funds to persons who wish
to borrow money on real estate Sc
curity, or who contemplate building
home of their own.
The association is formed with this
idea, that there are many who could
easily put aside $500 or $1,000 per
month and because of this their saw
ings would be receiving a fair rate
of interest in the form of dividends
and which would be added to their
stock holdings at the end of each
year.
The earnings are divided equitably
between each stock holder, whether
directors or not, no one getting any
advantage inasmuch as there are no
preferred stock or share holders.
Thrift in these days of the high
cost of living, is an absolute neces-
sity, and the best possible form of
family protection is when each men,
ber of that family has some definite
plan for saving. Parents can begin
by taking out stock for themselves
or their children, and the small
monthly payments are scarcely
missed, but in the aggregate, with
the dividends, make splendid show.
ing at the end of each year:
Those who are at the head of this
association are among the strongest
and most reliable men of the city
as will be seen by the incorporators
which are as follows: Judge F.
Maser, J. V. Jessen, A. H. Deiters
Geo. Senour, Welton Mcdonald, A. D.
Heaton, B. H. Crawford, John F.
Davis, M. L. Ayers, T. H. Pugh.
The directors comprise the first
nine mentioned and at the meeting
held on Thursday the following Off
GERS were elected:
President, j. V. Jessen.
Vice President, Fred Maser.
Secretary, John Orchard.
Treasurer, Welton Mcdonald.
Attorney, T. H. Pugh.
The best test of the value of a
Building & Loan Association is that
many in the state date back nearly
80 years, and have become the lead
ing factors in the building up of the
city, and in giving their stock holders
an oppor sunity of owning their own
homes. ...-
Bismarck-our nearest neighbor-
organized year ago and now has
out on loans 500, 100000. This associa-
tion has been the largest factor that
that city has had in the erection of
beautiful homes and cottages for the
wage Garner. Dickinson cannot bank
too highly on this new organization
Application for stock can be made
at once from the directors or the Sec
TeCaTV. a., '... t....-. ..E
The Dickinson press. (Dickinson, Stark County, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1883-1927, 1916-04-15
$1O5,40O IN WARRANTS
LARGEST CALL IN HISTORY
OF STARK COUNTY

The largest sum of outstanding
warrants in the history of the county
is now being called in by the office
of the county treasurer, John Reuter-,
from register No. 1886 of August 9th,
1914, up to and including register No.
10002 of February 3rd,. 1916. These
warrants will cease to draw interest
on April 22nd.
The above warrants are on the
various funds as follows:
General fund ..........-........ 100000
Bridge fund -..--......-......-- 1880
Road fund -..--.---.............-. 21,88O
Total .:......-..................... $s5,4oo
This is the amount the indebted
ness of Stark county is reduced. Of
course about $4,000 will probably be
required for interest on the above
sum, the entire disbursement amount
ing to, about $105, 100000.
This leaves warrants outstanding
on the warrant register to the amount
Of $1O,062.85, including those regis
tered April 11th, 1916. A.
The Dickinson press. (Dickinson, Stark County, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1883-1927, 1916-04-15
DICKINSON STREETS GETTING
NEEDED BRUSHING UP

Superintendent of Streets C. M.
Dinsdale is out with his cleanup
gang and is making our streets look
like a new dollar bill. The oiling last
year has kept the thoroughfares in
fairly good shape. Probably the
high cost of oil this year will make
it impossible to continue the process
and sprinkling will be resumed.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-04-22
Willem Bolt nno be beulsubem
Sermijihe.
90 oed a.ft ir. i'm @l6rs
2iebe Erinal
Gin @r lei.

2iebe Erina
Sm getrG6t, b0B i6 boffe, odf,
S1l metne aurte aus gnoapeft tpobI
erbalten gaIt, meIoe lb 0ir, bag mir
0rel lett fiiuf Sagen bier be; unierm
Srlippeatbeil ipobIbebaltpn ongefom.
men iino lrto bleibt es bofferltlih 10.
S1e HeIle mar fouofuI lang lu10 Iino
Dlr bier fern Don Der SeIulatb, I'M
Sanoe Der Siufe1, po 9u ia Don
tpetBt, raB es frii5er graltSane gfGl,.
Der Daren. iest aber uniere gRrbln.
oeten imh. gis beup eef6nt es mir
1ebr gut. Sit GfIen fnapp, 10 fuuien
trrr Gier uno aud SIeii6, m1g frei.
LID 1rnIRr 9urnmeI lit uno iurttbar
reht- Iird .@ier urIo &urtoff Il per.
Den IN Sammelfett gebraten, inoent
.oas GbDein fir 6ie Siirfen Elm I'm.
betlIges Sbier lit - iagt elm 4ome-
rao, her es DeB. 9lber mad Dir lei.
ne Gorge nm mir, Trina, NOS it iest
bel lperter BON On mno beri fleinen
@ilem meg bt1 nls in Bell Iien unb
sSranfreih 9as @Iiitf iuiro sub bier
NIT ints ieir lnh tpenirpir II nh Sait.
ie fomnen uno allies lit fhl Grbe,
fornen mir ald miter5Gb len bon
treinoeSdnber lrto 'bral6en fridr i'm.
>mer it'll 5u iein, fir Die m bern ipo
,5ilr Gee fobren mo ipoIlen alIes ge-
iieben baben, ,Apooontnau nj FITS gIau-
ben fann.
2iebe Trina, 6os, 1po mir iest le,
ben, TT yJabrbaftig elm merfpiirbiges
Sand. 0per geitern Dos, rft BEN BEN.
lenoe5l 9eripiI6en, tptrit iogor On
nidy eIauben ipollen urb iagen, i'd
>biy be Dir eins auf, lit nber aGes Il.
d ere @abrbeit, Erina mo man bod
= taum glniiben fam, bob Jonas rnog.
lid lit, u1tter Weni6erl bie ibre rit-
tige grbeit MAIDEN. all Der tpie Der Ell.
ne naAber eeiaet batl it,tb es nift
.gerrifte, Ionberngur Bier u1bs1nei.
Der unS gep0bnIide fleibige 2eilte.
l1n6 nur eirrlol in der @o6e tperen
-fie berrIft unb rb heln Die toote
.Gdpeine urb bobreh ith nlitWeiiern
ins sSIeiih. gIio lnB Dir er5d6len,
ipie es for1t.
9eitern morgerNfomlrt gn1il, Der
mo idon bret @pfPn Iong Bier iii
1tn6 iagt, ob mir 6ie grJBte Sebens'
tpiirbiefeit Ses gebietes ieben mol.
len, be,llenbe Wpnffen IN @rta1e, bic
ii6 serfleii6en IN elm &loiter. gsir
iollten lin 5tpei l1br an Der 8riife
yiein unb Der 9allearti6e 9dnerab,
no 9eiitf6 iprttt, fiibrte uns bin.
MIio glnuben mir suerit, es lit eiu
Sur, a6er mir eeben. llntprfpess, I'M
giertel ser Sirfen treffen mir Geitt-
idle linS. 9ulgaren in oerielben M6'
hing. Gnbli6 fonnnen mir an cine
Gteinnuuer nit Sol inb &niis, mo
Mseri1en am @ingrng itebn lirIo ii6
br1naer. ga mar es. g9ir treten ein.
,Gs mar ein airhbof nit Wnrrnorto.
feIn uno GoIbhrift ,inb btir1te Blu.
mat tursut. l1na stne Scsmen,aSr, -
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ipie lie on llnierer &irhe lit, binten
boir9olG, oieie aber lag lno NOR aud,
bon Wcrmor un0 auf jeoer Wfarmor.
tafel mar in Stein gebauen Elm Seq,
iDeltes bier oergfationaIblit 6es Eiir.
fen lit, roth nit Sroooel, mann i'd
farm mill i1 Dem fIeinen @iaem ci.
men nitbringpn.
&ir gebn Nun In oos Saus, iuo
oiele Wieni6en am Gtngung itebn.
Gin Eiirfe init ihpar5em Iangen 9a.
Itorenrod uno einen neiBen sSes auf,
brtngt lins iiber eine Sreppe ouf eiue
@alerie, no man Die Stride gan, liit.
ter iid iiberiebe1 fam. gs lit e;l
oierediger Raum. Gn Der et1ien Gel.
re iteben SGrge, 0u liegen bie too.en
9erpil6e brin, ei1lbaliamirt. @r5
ltehen 90: cine Qrt, cine 0pppelar.,
gelbe 2eu6ter, eine rotbe SABINE INST
goloner SSnidrift, mo- nieHG16 leien
fann, on BEN Bfoiten bGngen @erpe;.
Re unb aIte giIber un6 geiridte Sprii.
de tpie Saltsiegen. sln Der unoern
Seite tit etile gftif,e, bu bdngen ipise
Weiier uno &eltlen, Worbmerf5eugc.
pie ilnNanopttflun. 9lQe @1nbe bdn.
gen bon 9iloer. Ser 9ooen oes 3im.
mers lit weiB seidlaert SummeIfrL
le Iiegen in einem ruuoen Sreis. Bon
ben SanlrelfeIlen fino Elm paor
id)tpars unO Die rpeiBet iirb nit TO.
tbel Sarbe beitriten- Gs ipur nod
oiel mebr in Der fleinen STRIDE, Sri'
no, lnlo lit aLles ipor4getreii, tpie i'd
es er5dble, aber ify bob eiitiges Der.
geiien neil es plpiel Seufelsfron
mar, uas iie nlfgebdngt batten, gum
9eiipiel ou9 StralBeneiner, biel
gr6bere ols no $eini DON gfrifan.tt.
eebra6t bat.
Sn Dem mir ihben uno rtiennno
iagt etipos, fonlnRn auf elmer anoe.
rem @aIerie Ole sSraien on, mo bier
peritleiert gebn, tpie 9u tpeibt uith
5u Sauie II. IN Der Stride inlrrer bin.
ter einen Sol5gitter Iteben ntiiiien,
no man Tie nidt ie6en fam. Gonn
ert0rt cin langes S6reier BON brau-
Ben gan5 pl0sIrh, itl6 nun begin,tt
es. 3uerit Der sSii6rer Der Sertpiidle,
ben iie bier S6ei6 nefnen. @ie or
bereinfortult lit eg elm alter Mann
nit Ianqen Sanr tpie cine Srolt init
Iungem iponigen Bart, man felt rur
Die Gugeu. Gr bat aitfm Gopf cine
i9par8 ltito tpeiBe 3tpie6elnriise unp
Elm @iirtel Inn ben 2eib nit einc-
qroben Steinf6nalle. Sirter inn bic
9eripiide, fitltf itntusige Mdnncr
IN 8aItorenroden ltro ipeiiem &dppi,
elmer mar Der, no itns auf Die @aae.
rie gebraht bate. Sic fommen MN
langiam berein unb baben Die SIN.
be iiber Die gruit gefreii3t. Sduhe
baben iie ttiht an iroen man iiber-
boupt helm @pIf Der Siirfen ieil,e
sdube Dor bera&irde brnuben Idft,
meiItens audi Dor BEN Stiben su
Sauie. sic baben ifrnitsiee striiflt.
pfc an unb eirer elm God beim 3e9.
&ber feiner fiunmert ii6. geun Der.
beugen iie fib ole Dor Der Iiife, M
oie @erf5eitee bansen itno bnnn iett
iidl Der Site nllein Dor Die gdi6e ~;
Elm Zen, Sie ntbern ibn1 geseriiber
maA ant syelIs, III Der WEtte aber ocs
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gaII5eH StIIHHers el1 elIl3l9er pot
quer, Der no nit Dem Sineen nun
beginnt Gs lit aber fein Sinsen nj,
bel ltns, Srina, un6 gar feline 2ie-
Der, iie iingen init frdhoenoen Stim.
men, gang pie es fomnlt unb am
meiiten pIappern iie i'm Gbor. 8er.
ltonoen babe i1 ni6ts als mandHal
oa5 @ort yaadb", oas ibr 8ott lit,
unb alif) oas @ort ,Wobarnreb"
inb ,Mfuslim" = 70 nennen iiG
ndmIi6 bic 5iirfen urter iih.
Cine @eiIe iingen iie 10 uub pIup.
perm. gs iinb nod einige Tiirfen
reingefonmen ,tDas ober tetue Ger.
Diite iino ionoerH uur GIaubigc.
Die iesen ii6 on Die @anb. Die Ser.
piife fonnte ih genau beoba1ten.
Giner iab aus Die bIobiinuis lnb m;s
sSriebribsberg entiprunsen. Ser, no
i'm 3ipiIberllf Barber mar, bate
aber EN- id)ones @efi6t rmS mar nod
Jung uno fonute niernano begreifen,
tpns Elm ihnrder Wseni6 m ben Sat.
rem ioIhen lining ruaht ipie nun OH.
fing. gluf elm apntmanbo Don bent
alten ndmIib erbeben ii6 aIIe uns
beginner lauter gu iinsen uno idneI-
Ter. lln5 Der 9lIte itebt auf unb seh.
bin uno feiiert iie an. Sie plnppern
INNER Initer unb ibre @eiibter iper.
ben rotb. sic MAIDEN Die aueen 5u
itrb tpadeln nit aopf inb Sberfor.
per in1er bin lno ber. @as i'd
iiberbaiipt oereeiien babe, 2riila. bon
sInfang an bei ben geten tpudeln tie
INNER bin unb Der iinb mnntmaI.
Denn iia ridtis beten, bebsn iie bic
offenen S1ltoe balb bod, oils oh mcil
&egen nuifanaen tpia in Der boblen
Sano. 60 gebt es I'LL ipeiter. SIMMER
boiler 'breIen lie. Das Weibe bon
ibren 4ugen lit az ieben. Sie ipredet
gnr feine @orter mebr, ionoern 10
ipie ySoi9oboibo". geion6ers Nib
lit elm Sitter in Der Wtitte. OR lbmeiBt
iib bin ,tn6 ber. Gin anoerer tbut 10
aIs Oh er laht. Der ioa friiber be;
ben Siirten Sfiioier seipeien iaet ssr
9ulgare. @nbIi9 reoen iie iiberbaupi
niht mebr. sic feiihen Iino fro9sfrl
uno idnaufen nnb itobnen oils Oh tic
ardmpie ooer 2obiudt baben uno
ri6tig terriidt iinb unb iofort abgf.
fiibrt ,perben miiiien. llnb nit Elm.
nal itebn iie nIle till unO es lit nls.
l1nh iie lpiifen iid ben stipeiB a5
imo gufen iid I'M tpie BEL 3irfas
guid, ipenn elmer eine Spe5ialitdt
fertig bat unb perbeugt iif. 60 mar
es, Srina, unb bas nahten iie orsi
Mal, INNER boiler, big lie 5iIest nadl
Suit i6nappen miibten. 9Iber hab
shredli6ite foinntt iest.
W3itten in ben @etan5e mar elm
ssuuge ba5ugefommeu, aud nit iol.
der Dertpiftniiise aber obne fdtDar.
scs aqeib, cine gan5 5erIunpter Sum-
ge, nit biibf6en @eiitt, bieGeidJ.
eben tonfirlnirt, ober NIT gang ger.
riiienen Striinlpfen, mo Der cine gro.
se3eb aans blnnf mno ROTH raiiseuft
Ger syiinge fonnte oie @ebete nod,
ntdt ridtig. Or fuor Elm etnfdnger.
@ rtbat nns Ieio, 10 arm uno ibDatt
iah er nus. geu, bent Dir an, 1rina,
100 fie bas brittle WsaI init SeuSopisa
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itno 4r69eIn aa gmbe finb, on geb'
Der &leine Dor nod ben aIten, mo- II,
Sdeib iienneiI. Ser niinmt EN-.
lange yeaoel aiis Der Niihe, no al
bic Snitriniente b6ngen umb oieI.
\ gsaoel iiidt er ben aIeinen blrd BEL,
De Baden, 6aB fie iteden bIeibt :p;2
cine Iange SiitnabeI ms Soar voi
elmer Sraii. limo es fam fcin Sropicn
glut. llno Der aieine gebt 5uriii,
llno 0ann fangt nod Gin nal oas
Ylappern on iin6 cr plappert mir,
iin6 fam ben Wiino foun onifrie.
gen bon ipegen Der gaabel. 3uerit
oenfe id, mir, es lit Sdipinoel upb
Die gfuoel gebt gar nid)t gan5 6urd,.
slber beim Singen fonrne man iie
rihtig ieben. llnb ais Diefe gtiim.
mer fcrtig mar nno Der 9feine 5l.
riidgebt, 5iebt Der gIte ibn Die gio6sl
ralis iino oa erfheint III iciner 9adc
bon auBen ons 9Iiit iin6 er ipiidt cs
ab. gtri tuar Der &Ieine aber eau,
bleit.
Gen 9ci9lub madten 3ipei gIIte.
Die iit NIT gobrern in ben Sals
bobrten. sIber bos eImlb ih mar
SfipiribeI. 9em id babe fein gIut
geiebn. sic orebten cine @eiile, Die
unten fpie ipar. gang ipilo beriim pie
elm areiiel ino iesten tie iid oann
ouf Die 9riiit nit Der Spite lla6 I'M.
TEN, mo iih INNER nod orcbte. Gs
gab einen rotben GIed, mebr nidt
iinb 70 CLAUDE id NOR es BLOB elm
allnititiid, inoem iie Die aelile ourh
Elm @ebeiuniB bod bieIten sIber oaS
nit 6eln amaben ipnr fem Sdlpinoel,
inbem aIs es al enbe mar, rief Der
buIgariite aameroo oen anaben
orauben beran uub ba iaben mir oas
God in Der 9dde rihtig Dor iins.
9iebe Erina, oies nit ben 9ertui.
ifcn babe i'd Dir genmI ersdbIt, oa.
nit Tlt aub einmal lernit, mas es
aaes a:ti Der @eIt sibt lno ipas man
an iehen friegt in fernem 2ano. @enn
es zines su Saiiie nift glaiiben ipil,
70 lnb mir bis id fcnrn uno es ibnen
erfIGre gsem On ben Baitor iiebli,
ersGbl es uno lies inn bns Stiid oiis
Dem grief rubie por Gr ion ipi'ien
iino ia1en. oh oenn bnssouh Neltgion
III o6er @Iobiinn ipie id) es anffaiie-
SSSeet mub i6 Giien boIen. 9rber i'd
Idreib Dir morgen nrehr. Die Wsao.
den uno Srauen no betteln bier bo.
ben rotbaemaIte Singcrnagel nnS
pieIe an6ere GieentbiimIidfeiten. vi.
70 fir lid uno ben sleinen @illem
einen @rub aus bem Siirfenlano
unO morgen mebr.
9ein treiter @iaeni.
g. g, slud trasen Die Jruuen
,mo MGbben bier teiue R0de, ion.
bern 9nmpboien uno neunt Gmil Die
ie Soicn oaber @asbaaons. ShluB.
3. 8.
Or. GboIf a6feE
Observation-Disclosures.
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Die flanbrif4en 3iehs
bunbe Die 9srpsnbung beg Sun>
bes aIs 3uetbier mar, 10 pirb aus
bem Selbs ssi9risbsu. aud in 9eutiGs
Lamb, nameutli4 in mandsn Stastsn.
iebr iiblid, biz lie Dor einigeH Sahren,
bant Der gsmiibunsen Der Stieri4uBs
perbdnbs, seieBlih perboten ipurbs.
Wan mag bieriibsr oenien, ME man
ipole, jebenfaus iinb IN bem Don uns
erOberien Glanbrn berartige Bsbsns
ten, ipie iis bel uns fir bas eeieBli4s
@erbOt mabsebenb iuareu, unbetdnnt;
ia es tpirb bem SuHbe cine berbdIiniBs
mdbig groBs 3ieblsiitung 5usemutbet.
Usan lGbi ibn 3. .. einen Wagen pol
8rpt unb SemiiFe pber mit Gleii9,
syiiden, nit Gerdtben aller Dirt aIshsn,
nobel jebp9 oft nod Elm Wann aut
bem aarren fist. Der Wonn auf oein
aarrsn foIi. bebsnten. bdb Der Snn6
tein Suftbier III unb Dem ormen 8ieb
bic Grirabslaituns erfparsn. Suhbe
jeber Gr6be unb Rafis tommen bort
aIs. ais bas pfsrb bes fleinsn Sanbs
perters unb 4rbeiters, sur 8eripen'
buna. prpfeIor 9r. meb. aiilbs. Der
bies mittbeilt, fteGte k5iisli4 Der an
ben Sunb geitelten MnfprberunSen
unb ieinsr tDrperliHen @ef4affsnhsit
u. q. nod foleenbes fsit: Wit neuu biz
srpDlf Wonatsn ipirb Der 5unb eingss
ihirrt; I6on porber lieb man fbn ans
eefeilt nsben bem 3ugbunb mitlaufei.
Die 60be isiner 9eiftungsfGhgteit ers
rsi1t Der Sunb nit sfpei big orei 5ap,
rem; feline 0erip.Hbungsfabigteit rsiGt
Bis gum ssbntsn 2ebtnsiahrs. Bon
einem mitislgrObsn Sunb Dsrlanst
man, bab er Biz sn 300 atlo ohns
Wibe fortbepest. Wiermal tdglt9
miiiien bic Sbisrs einen entipredtno
beIabensn Wassn i'm 9rdbe ben 3 bis
2 ailpmsier lanssn Weg sishsn uno
oft nod cine babe Stunbe lang IN
Sretrabs gum gut.ern lduftn. Snds
fsrbunbe nnb gicdrbiehunbe tperbtii
bon man6en 3ii6tsrn beDor5ugt. aae
biefe 3ugbunbs baben cine srbsblid,
perer5berte auns.. ipobl infclge Der
ifdrten 9eanfprudung In freier gutter
auft. Die sleidfdlls beinerfsnstpsrtbs
YergrObsruns Der 2eber biirfie bnra
ben perii6rtten Siofffps6iel ertldrt
fein. 2lu6 anoaenseriiit, Wfusfuia.
iur unb 5ers iinb fart entpideIt; bon
in aIlen sSdlIsn iheini es iif ietnsss
ipeqg Inn trantbafts GrffeinungsH ipls
beim .Miinhener 8ierbera" au bans
beln, fonbern pi,lmebr nm funttiOntlle
anpaiunsen. Denn Oft iisbf man bic
3ughunbe i'm @dlppp luufen nnb bas
Sci belIen, Elm 3sid,en, bub iis msiif
niht iibsrmiibst iinb.
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Glak'Ma ad,rid3te,s.
g a M It a q, %. etpril 1915.

Ger ObiofIuB mar aeiieru abenS
bel bieiiser Stabt itationdr NIT eiuem
@aiierltanb bon 26.8 SUI.
Die folgenoen Gepeiden trafen &C.
itern bier eiit:
gittSbure, 9a.-6.5 SuB, fdat.
@beeIine, g8. @a. lilo SUB, fdllt,
garfersburg, @. @a.-t8.8, fdlIt.
Samantha Sails, gg. ga. 3.6, fdIlt.
gbarleiton, 70. 90. -5.2 aub, f1at.
portsanoiitb, O.-24.9 SUB, fdiIt.
aonisbiIle, ap.-10.S SUB. iteigt.
gUnsuilIe, S1ib. 22.t Sub, iteigt.
genn.- lie s5irb, iteigt.
Chattanooga, Senn. 9.4 Gtib, fdIt.
annias Gitp, Mlo. 25.S SUB, iteigt.
Disnlpbis, Genn.80.5 Bub. fdIIt.
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The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1916-06-22
For Sprino Brides.

A dainty and acceptable gift to tuck
into the brides travelling bag rs little
surprise to her when her destination Ii
reached Is a boudoir set OF cap and
ribbon slippers. The whole output may
be folded very small In Its tissue paper
wrapping and will take up scarcely
any room at all In the bag-not as
much as the handful Of rice which In
sometimes slipped In by n mischievous
bridesmaid. The cap Is an ordinary
boudoir cap OF white point d'esprit, I'LL
ed with fine white lace and trimmed
with the best quality satin ribbon In
pale blue or pink shade. A bow Of the
ribbon Is caught against the cap with
a tiny rhinestone buckle.
The slippers have very flexible soles.
cut from pale blue or pink goldenrod
satin: two layers OF satin for each sole.
and thin layer OF cotton batting may
be slipped between II one fancies a
little thicker sole. Two inch blue or
pink satin ribbon Is sewed around the
edge OF the sole and fastened together
at the back. About two inches OF the
ribbon are gathered along the upper
edge over cord elastic TO hold the slip
per on the heel
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1916-06-22
FARMERS MEETING

Saturday afternoon at 200 O'CLOCK
June 81, in Vocational Chapel our
regular monthly Farmers meeting
will convene.
At this meeting reports will be
given of the Farmers Demonstra-
ton Trip in Central Kentucky last
week. The reports will be made by
the farmers who made the trip. You
can't afford to miss this meeting.
Work until noon and come to Beres
for an afternoons recreation. You'll
hear of State Experiment Station,
fine cattle, fine hogs, fine horses,
good and bad soils, and the redemp-
ton and retaining Of Pendleton
County by sweet clover.
Berea citizens and all business
men are invited to come and hear
the reports of the Big Demonstration
Train in Central Kentucky.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1916-06-22

toes, however. can he used for garnisn-
ing. Scoop raw potatoes with round
scoop and boil them. Serve them with
melted butter and parsley for a gar
nish, or force soft. mashed potatoes
through stiff paper cone and brown
In the oven. or fry brown small
rounds OF potatoes. or use French fried
potatoes. and potato garnish Is suitable
with cold meat.
Green and red peppers, too. can be
used to garnish vegetables, meats and
salads. An egg salad is much I'm
proved II Il IL dotted with bits OF red
pepper. Minced green pepper or shred
ded green pepper adds both taste and
looks to potato and cabbage salad
Beets and carrots can be cut In rings
or stars. cooked tender very carefully
and then used to garnish substantial
meat dishes.
Barberries are one OF the purely or
namental garnishes. Holly. too. can
be used In season. and bits OF evei'
green can often he called ON TO help
make a simple dish attractive.
Remember that the garnishing OF
dish will often change 1t from some
thing not liked to favorite with the
family.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1916-06-22
HOME DEPARTMENT
Conducted by Miss Jessie Moore Director of Home Science

And yet IL is vastly more than that
lit Is a study Of the foods, the CON-
position, structure, nutritive value
and place in the diet, so that when
a food is TO be served we know
what IL furnishes TO the body, what
effect heat has upon IL, what con-
ditions affect its digestibility and
in what proportions IL should be
served.
Neither is a thorough knowledge
OF cooking, all that is necessary In
the art Of home-making. Every
practically educated woman should
know something of home nursing
and should be familiar with tn Q
most common diseases and remedies
so that she will be able 10 meet
emergency cases, both in her imme-
date family and in the community
in which she lives.
She must know how TO sew. in
order TO make the necessary drap-
cries and decorations for her home,
and so that she can display her own
tastes and judgment in the adorning
Of herself and family.
She must know how TO manage
her home in a scientific way, SO
that the dish-washing, laundrying
and daily cleaning will not be con.
sidered as drudgery, but rather a
pleasure, for il she has had a course
in home management she will
know how TO place her furniture
so as TO save as many unnecessary
steps as possible and in the econ
omizing Of her own time and energy
she is doing much toward the real
happiness OF her family.
But all OF the attainable knowl-
edge of home-making would leave
our homes very incomplete II ouI
home-makers had not implanted
within themselves deep desire
for beauty, both in their physical
and social environment and in tho
moulding of life and character into
harmonious human relations.