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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-01-24
GIibu q o. /, Ser ale repubIi.

GIibu Moot, Der aIs repubIi,
faniider grdiioentidafts aanbibai
senaunt ipirb, idldgt in 6ieieIbt
aerbe, lpie Grdiibent @ilion, inoem
er in elmer langen HeSe bon Der gro.
Ben @efahr Der irlneren Seinbe
ipridt. 0od erblift er iie niht 70
febr in 9enen, tpeIde nid)t Surra
Iiiir @nglano ibreien poleu, ionbern
IN 4enerL tpelhe bcutife ginrihtun.
gen nab bieiem 2anoe perpflanSen.
glrbeiter-Sdus, tpie iiberbnupt alle
Woblfabrts ginridtungen iiub i6m
elm @reuel. neil iie oas Spiiem Der
ameritaniiten SnbipibuaIitGt benz
beutihen Staatsbesrtff opfsrn ipoIlen.
9foots sSoeal iino Die sroBen aorpo-
ratipnen ipelhe gllles ibren Snter.
eiien linterorbnen. ga bon SeutTd,-
lano Die 9ebre aiisaebt, bab bas
8obl ser @eiamlntbeit uno ni6t oes
@in5elnen oas bodite Staatsgeieb lit,
10 erblidt e, in bieiem ben sroben
5einb rer Wlenihbeit. Der unteroriidt
uno hernidtet iperbeu niiiie, oamit
er niht bic gan5e @eIt nit ieincn
Slrrlebren anIteft. SSn bieien Hoot.
iben GraiiIien ltegt aud Oie grfI1.
rllng, mas Die Erobriten BON gten
Worf inter oeutit)en Iilitarisinlis
ueriteben. Hab ibrer s(nidaltilng lit
slaes, mas Die @iIlfiir Ses gin5cInen
bGnbigt itno ipas Dem ipirtbifaftIi-
den Raubrittertbum sntsesenii.bt,
beittidcr Dlilitarismrs. slus bieiem
@ebanfeneange entpidelt iit aud bel
Root oie6oroerung,b ,bab man nibt Bios
Sremoseborene, ionoern aud giirser,
bic in 6ieiem 2anoe seboren finb. i6.
fern iic Don mispdrts seborenen GI,
tern abitammen, bon Der 2eitime Der
ofientlifeu sInaeleaenbeiteu fern bal.
ten ruiiiie, benrL pie er es barleat,
iteft ibnen Der MiIitarismus i'm
gIute, iporuntcr er Die sIntpenoung
Der Staatsgeluait gegen MiBitanbe
i'm Staate peritebt. @as er prebigt,
iIi unuerf1lidter Gnofpnotbinsismis,
Der MIR GngIdnber afs unnerbGttige
aiisIdnoer aeIten Iaiien ipiG. sIuf
bieieu lIniinn iiaber einsugeben, bal
ten tpir nift Der Wiibe ipertt. Gie
ein5igc 9ebre, Die mir aus Ieiner Rebe
geih6pft baben, gebt babin, boB man
feinen Braiioentifafts aanbioaten
aus Dem Often sebrau6en fam. gle
Iino aIIe Gelttidenbaiier.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-01-24

Sie qlIiirten tpollen ber
Ginbruf erIpeden oaB iie ibren @eg'
nern eiHeH perHihtenben SdIag per.
iest baoen, inbem iie aIles iiberidiii.
iige 8etreibe In RltmGnieH a,tifaui.
ten. Die beabiidtiste @irflina Die
8erbiinoeten ous5ubunsern, fann lid,
aus Dem @runoe niht peripirflifen,
oab bte @erbiinbeten iiber Elm ssdbr
lang fein Getreibe con bort be3ogen
baben, neil Die rumdniife Regicrung
Elm Musfubrperbot erIieb, luabrihein,
LID neil iie oamals nit Der Woslih.
feit retnete, iih an Dem 9riepe 5u
betbeilisen, ipeIher SInn nunmebr
aufsegeben tuoroen lit, tpie Der Ser
fauf Der ungeiammelten @urrGtbe er.
ipeiit. @enn aber 0us @usbleiben
BON rumdniihem @etreoie i'm porigcn
Sabre Die @erbiiroeten nidt benz
Sangertooe peibte, 10 III bas be.
itimmt nidt in Geiem Sabre 5u be-
fiirften, ba ieitbem 3ufubren aus
@ulgarien ino Der 9iirfei, iufpie
neue 9ubenfldfeH in Sitpreilben
9olen, aurlab Ii. (. ~. eridloiieu
morben iiub. Sbatiate lit, oas bic
glqiirten oas @etreibe fir iif ielber
brcutett. aGe ibre 91nber nit slus.
Habme bon RuBlano beoiirfen itarfer
2ufiibren. g9em es tpobI nitt in Der
@elt an @etreioe febIt, 70 lit elm an.
oerer lImitauo einaetreten Ser ben
@orratb unausdngIib matt nnS bas
1T Der srobe Wangel an transport.
mitteln, Ser Die Iotbfpenoigfeit nobe
Iest, @etreibe aus mogIifit naben
@ebieten berbei5uifaffen, oumit Der
8erbruud gebedt tperben fam, tpas
BEL Seranfiibriing aus neiten 5ernen
aug ben augefiibrten @riinben Iebr
idtpierig lit. Tamit lit audi ertpie-
len. boB Die Sungersuctb, NIT pelder
Sic slaiirten Dem Seino beiiegen mol.
len, ibnen ielber in bebrobli6e 0Gbe
geriidt lit. Gin glrbeiden bierfiir
TT jest idon nabrnehmbar l,no ons
iinb bie beItGnbig an5iebenoen 8etrei.
bepreiie, bic jest fdon in 2onbon
bober iteben, als in Berlin itno in
StaIien oaiien 3ufubren beionbers
ourd) Saubboote gefdbrbet iinb, 5u
bebenflihen 3uitGnoen gefiibrt baben.
Dieie5 llebeI n1uB iih natrrgemab |
BON Gag su Gag peridlimmern, ba
Die Don ben Berbiinoeten perIenften
Shiffe nod nidt Dor einem Sabre
rriest lperoen f6nnen. Der WangeI |
an @etreioe mub In ben 1lliirten 9Gn.
bern nod cine ipeitere gteigerunq oa.
oiirH erfabren, ooS es an ben n6tbi.
gen Neni6en febIt, lin Sen 9ooen
III beitellen. Gs fam nit giferbeit
Jeiagt meroen, Sas Der grnteer.
trnq in Gngidnb, Srdnfreih unb
StdIien In bfefem sSdbre peientlid
'leiner fein fpiro, dIs i'm porbergeben.
zen Sabre. neil ieitoem 09ilIionen
JON M1nnihaifen bcm Bffiige eut5o.
JeH poroeH find, elm l1ebeIitauo, Der
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-01-24

iid in aen 2anocrn Ser beutidcn Ser.
biinoeten ipegen Der aroBen 3abl pon
Striegseefanaenen, bic 5ur geitellima
oes gooens beripnnbt iperSen, nidi
fiibIbar maft. Wlit einem fiidsans
i'm eisenen grtraee, nit itatiser Ser.
minoerung Der SransportmitteI, nit
ben boben 0raht. uno 8eriiderungs.
preiien ieben Sie Gliirten iotpeit es
ibre Grndbrnng betrifft, ether bodit
triiben 3ufnnft entgesen, tpdbrenb
Die Gage Der @egner aus ben oben
anacfiibrten @riinben iih itetig bei.
iert. 0araas ipirb iib ergeben, Dab
fic slIliirten Die @efabr Der sImsbrn.
gerilns ercilrn miro, aber nitt bic
8erbiinoeten.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-01-24
Die ger;dte, oab gfooiepelt

Die ger;dte, bab &ooiepeIt
als &anoibat auftreten uno bic re.
pilbIifautihe Termination erbaIten
loeroe, iperbeu nibt bios beitdnos
nicoerboIt, ionoern getpimeu an Be-
itimntbeit. Die Rehe, bic MooiepeIt
in PHILADELPHIA sebaIten bat, miro
nIs cine glaBenbe 2eiitrns betradJ.
tet fie ibm cine groBe anaabI 9eIe-
guten iitern iperbe, uiif bic er bisber
nif)t babe rebnen fcnnen. Beion.
bers feline gerurtbeilung Der merifa-
niihen Eolittf oes Brdiioenten fpir0
aIs ieiner aanoibatur i'm bofften
@rabe iorberIih angeieben. 3nper.
Idiiig on bieieu glngabeu erfdeint
nur oas, oab Die repibIifnriihe Par.
lei, aiis BEN Eeben ibrer RitgIieoer
i'm aonareB gu idIieBen, Die Sebler,
6ie @ilion in Wlerifo gematt baben
foa, als bos Sauptitiid ibrer Sam.
paane pertpenben fpiI. Gs lit
nitt nnierc glbiift, @Iions gerbdI.
ten gegen Werifo 5u red)tfertiaen,
nber mir f0nnen 6as nit geftimmt.
heit ingen: Wenn @iIion iauienb
s5ebler in Werifo eemaht bat, 10
fomnt bas ttiht mnIberno oem sSeFy.
Ter gIeidJ, Den Die repubIifdnifdJe
gortei beaebeu tpirbe, ipenn fie Roo.
fenelt nominirt. Wltt bieiem Gent.
idIerlbalier fam iie Die BrGiibentifaft
riht 1etpinnen. Den Deutfden mag,
fails RooiepeIt norninirt miro, Die
@abI 5piihen ibm nnb @ilIon leio
ftir. dber iie iperoer Rooiepelt ent.
Ihieben ablebneh.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-01-24

unfere Tories oSer Vro.
briten bemiiben iit, burh ibre Brefie
baS amerifaniife Wof 6arauf por5u.
bereiien, bab ss teinen@,uno 3ur Be-
ff,peroe geeen Die glodirung unferes
nertralen Sanbels ourd england ba.
ben iperoe, fobalo bieies cine resuldre
gIodaoe bergeiteqt bot, neil mir, fuie
bebduptet tpirb, i'm RebeIlionsfrieae
ebeHfalls ben neutralen 5dnbel Blot.
firt baben, ipe5iea gegeniiber Werifo.
Ter Brdiitent bot aber it)on bieie
gInseIegenbeit in ieiner Rote an eng.
Lamb erortert n1lo erfl6rt, 6ab Die
Prd5eben3fd1e. auf tpetde England
fih beruft, in feiHer @eiie 5iitrefien.
ShlieBlih 1T audi gar feine Ioe.
liffeit porhanOen, oab England cine
reaelre6te 9Iodaoe nnterbGlt, oa
hier5u il0tbie 1T, ooB au6 Die Sftiee
blodirt miro itnb pie bic Gngl6n6er
in bieies Weer btneineelangerr roollen,
rtiiiien linen nniere Sories iagen,
benrl bic 4bmiruIit6t bat, ME bic
qonbontr geritbte nefben, nod nidt
bic serinsfe gbnung, ME es Rrisss.
ihiffe in bie Office bfneinbringen
min uno rpie Meie, rpenn oas rpirfIidb
berucrfftclIist peroen iollte, fid IN
ibrer iioIirten SteIlung gesen 0ie se.
iaHHIte bcsttide JIotte bebaupteu
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-01-24
@OHtas, ben "a. Sannar 1916.
8enn es nad SaooiepeIt alma,

@enn es nad RooiepeIt sinse
miibten bic Ser. Staaten nod, mad,
trdglid 0elltidIanb rpegen Der ge
iebuns geIgiens ben ariea erf.aren.
gaB in ieiner slominiItration oil
&liien Die n0rolide Ianbiturei uni
Die Sapaner Die iiiolibe Manbidurej
ne6it aorea fortsenomulen babcn, Gr.
eignifie, on tpelfeu Die Ser. Staater
ilnenoIih mebr betbeiIigt iparen, aIs
an Der 9eiesung BON 9elsie,., bdpon
bat Rcoiepelt nifts erfpdbnt. gr iagi
aut nidts oapon, baB er ielbit oen
Golombianern 8analna entriiien bat.
Sein politifbes Saitenipi,l 1T leSis.
LID uno aaein auf Deutidenbab &c,
itimmt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-01-24

f5nnten. sgas bic GngTdn6er i'm
edible fiibren, lit alir Geniiec be-
fanft. sic ,pollen eine sIrpabl
Saubboote in Die Office brtnsen irno
bas aIs seniieenb fiir cine 8lodabe
erfIaren. Cine iolde Shein.g .gIodabe
tpiirbe ieIbit 9raiioent @iIion nidt
anerfennen.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1916-03-16

II YOU have sale paper to sell 90 to
the First State Bank of Forgan They
will buy Il. l07 ri
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1916-03-16

FOR SALE-Cheap 100 acre farm
80 acres broke out 40 acres fenced six
miles east Of Gray Oklahoma. In
qurie of ALBERT A. FooTE
Crescent. Iowa
l-l3 3-l8 l3t I'd.
Pure bred Indian Runner. Fawn
ami White Duck eggs for sale. $l.50
per Getting of l3
Mrs. FRtSR OAKKs.
2-2i 4-13 Sc Knowles. Oklahr ma
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1916-03-16

State Of Oklahoma. County Of Beaver. ss.
In the District Court in and for said County
and State.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1916-03-16
Notice of Publication
ACTION lN ESCHEAT.

ACTION IN ESCHEAT.
State Of Oklahoma, County of Beaver s..
In the District Court Of said county:
The Stare of oklahom. Plaintiff.
John Miller Administrator OF the Estate Of
Johnas Abrahams. Deceased and all persons
interested in said estate. Defendants.
Said defendants. John Miller, Administrator
Of the Estate of Johnas Abrahams, and all per-
interested in said estate will take notice that
they have been sued in the above named court in
an action 10 have the property of Johnas Abra-
hams. deceased. eseheated to the State Of oklaho-
ma. said property consisting Of forty acres of
land. same being the south half of the south half
of the northwest quarter of Section two. in Town
ship three. north Range twenty-four. +. C. NJ.
and notes and securities Of the value Of $4,000
all of said property being in the possession of
the said John Miller. administrator as aforesaid
and must answer the petition Of plaintiff filed
herein on before the 18th day of April. 1916 or
said petition will be taken as true. and a iudg-
ment for said plaintiff yesting the title in and TO
sail above described property in the State of
Oklahoma and ordering same sold and proceeds of
said sale paid to the State Treasurer according To
law. and decreeing that said defendants have no
right. title interest or claim whatsoever in and to
any Of the property belonging TO said estate. and
that the said defendants. and each Of them win be
forever barred and enioined from setting up or
asserting any title interest or claim in and to
said above described property adverse ~ this
plaintiff.
[SEALl C. c. DEGRAw. Court Clerk.
C. F. TwYFoRD.
Attorney for Plaintiff. 3-s 3-304 At
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1916-03-16
METHODIST CHURCH.

Services are held at the Methodist
Church each Sunday "a follows.
l0s. m. sunday School.
II ". m. Sermon.
100 p. IN Epworth League.
Sp. M. Sermon.
Wednesday afternoon. Ladies' Aid
Thurs: Workers Conference I p IN.
Choir Practice s o. m.
Everybody welcome to any and all
OF these services. F. + LEwIs
Pastor.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1916-03-16

AbllON IN ESNhEAl.
State Of Oklahoma, County of Beaver IS.
In the District Court Of said county.
The State of OlIlahom. Plaintiff.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1916-03-16
Notice to Creditors

State of Oklahoma. County OF Beaver. IS.
All persons having claims against Phoebe Kellogg
deceased are required TO present the same with
the necessary vouchers 10 the undersigned admin.
istrator. at Logan. Oklahoma. within four
months from the date hereof. or the same will be
forever barred.
Dated this 4th day of March. 1916.
Ii. a. KELLOGG.
LooFBoURRow e. RIzLEY Administrator.
Attorneys. S-9 3-l6 Il
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1916-03-16
CHRISTIAN CHURCH.

Christian church services will be
held Sunday. March 18th as follows:
Bible school at 10 o'clock a. IN.
Morning service at II O'Clock a. m
Christian Endesvor At ! o'clock .. m
Evening service at Z 80 O'Clock p. m
Every body cordially invited
l.. l.. SHAw. Pastor.
]. o. Ellis. Musical Director
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1916-03-16
IavIgoratIng to the Pale and siclIy

The Old Standard general strengthening tonic
GROVES TASrELESS chill TONIC, drives out
Malaria .enriches the blood md builds pthe sys-
tenn. A true tonic. For adults and children. SOC
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1916-03-16
The uuIuIns That Does No, Affect me Hsse

Because OF its tonic and laxative effect. LAxA-
TIVE BROMo QUININEis better 1hsn ordinary
Quinine and does not cause nervousness nor
ringing in head Remember the full name and
look for the signature OF n. W. GROVE. 1os.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1916-03-16
cures Old Sores. ether Remedies Won't Curs.

The worst cases, no matter OF how long standing.
are cured by the wonderful. old reliable DIR.
Porter's Artiseptic Healing Oil. IL relieves
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-09-14
BE.L.L.:ANS 8
Absolutely Removes
Indigestion. Onepackage
provesit. 25cat all druggists.

money every year III order to
plant and harvest their crops. who
are always in debt TO storekcepers.
and whose land is mortgaged are
hardly better off than poems.
RlraI life will never be whole
some, and win never give us
nirength in the fight for dem
ocracy uotil the majority Of the
men @ho work the land own the
Iand they work II thc farmers
oAn their land free from opprcs-
sAr debts, and market their
products through cooperative as
sorialons, there is no power in
the coJniry iu Wall street or
elsewhere that can crash them
Whatever happens IN the cities
.hc} VIII be the advance guard Of
ibcriy and democracy All this
IAN come ont Of the dry complcXi-
ic> Of wu9l credits, If d system
3 diie5tlN madc and rightly ape
llied.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-09-14
PUBLISHING A CANDIDATE


- o',''n '"'''''orr| i''aNcN II
o>S''''c 'oF . Pr'Slo'n''aI cauui'
~ D." 'o' 'F ~ Que r"'nPdlgli "N
oi.'''''l' ~ @t"''u'l wa ''or3'
"'', = '"' '"''''' '''l nave w.
r y :" - ''''''aao'' '"' r. ~
o"'N '''S ''' 'd"'''''''' race "pou'
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~, '''r,''''''g ,e ,'l''" /" '' '
loE'. lP'c o''lc's' 'of 'l' can
u"'a'' > purposes, are a,,"os' "S
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loIg'r l''.' ~ '"'''' ''e ''" no"
'G'N 'il'o ne RECEIVING morn o' a
''o"" r,"Pi aug l''S No''' = ''r","
D." '"'' ,i'f MONIES ol 'N''efl'', ''r
'"' '''''''c '''"'F u '"'''I> :"
.""''"n l'''''re ''',''''N anu '"'
'''l'"'''di''S % 4 'no,.S'ld r''lc'
ana 'o" "''N gro" l"l"''''' WIN ms
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-09-14
well, You Needn't Cry About II"

good Appetite to do with TearsY
asked Peter, who was decidedly puz
lied, Unless she has Indigestion
though I've never heard of a Croco
dilc with Indigestion.
she has the finest Digestion any
Crocodile could ever wish for It's
perfect But She has good Apnetit,
aud She Weeps.'
Iel US what you mean, said
feier who was growing impatient
"Noure very stupid, said the
Crocodile, but I'll be gracious and
tell you. For years and years and
wears we have all loved to eat deli
cIous little Children maybe. or deli
clous little Animals. Now our Fam.
lly have outgrown their taste fo,
Children. We've seen so many when
we've been in the BOO that have bored
US with their silly ribbons ana hnts
ana coats that We have just taken TO
eating tender little Animals Du
every time we eat anything like tbot
we cry for we feel it is SO very sad
anu whea we're not eating We cry
because we feel it is very sad to have
hothihg good 10 eat. We Cry bnca,so
were cruel-we are-its trua--h,,
maybe Some day Wen stop Crving-
lheh Well stop eating little Animals
l on see, Grown-ups. we hear sneak
OF cur Tears as meaning nothing ha.
cause they say if We really fen lad.
y "hen We were cruel we woul5n',
90 The same thing over again-yh,.h
Is Very absurd. NV"
You are wretch said peta,
''ho'ne and until You learn 70 ha
hohest and kind, you can never come
70 VISIT u.s. Good-by, and when vop
want to be our friends you must teu
Us ~ you've learned good manners Tn.
u 'hen you'll stay by yourselves -
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-09-14
A VISTA OF RURAL CREDITS.

Herbert Myrick, a rural credit
expert, estimates that the differ
enGe between the cost Of q thirty
three year ouc-thousand-dollar
farm loan under the present SIS
TEN and thai under the proposed
system Of rural credits is 50, l0b
Under the present arrangement
the farmer pays about ) - per
cent d year Al the end Of thirty
three years he will have paid
S2,S05. If This interest money had
been put ont at five per cent dur
ing the thirty-tlNc year pc1od
il would have amounted t. S3.Dg1.
At the end OF the thlty-thrcc
years the farmer would have paid,
or have forcgone in interest
S6,4 400 and would still owe the
original debt Of $1,000 On the
other hand, II hc had borrowed
ihe 900 under the rural credit
plan he would have paid $40 a
year, and at the end of thirty
three years. with a total eXpendit-
ure of Sl,3l0, would be out of
debt. Under the one plan ms
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-09-14
EVENLNd
FAIRY TALE q MAR7'
|G p ) 'Iyy So Sa:ass!!Es]I !! !
cRocoDlLEs' TEARS.

"rbe Gnomes wanted TO have an Adj
venture said Daddy. so Peter Gnome
suggested calling on The Crocodile
Family
But they live 50 far away, com,
pIolned one little Gnome.
"NaI. said Peter. If we're going
to be- too fussy We won't have an Ad,
venture Yon know sleeping ana stay.
ing Home won't give il TO us, We've
go to put up with all sorts Of things
when we're searching for an Adventure
ycs. every Kind Of thing imaginable,
Crooodiles Snakes. and the Croco,
die- Cousins the iGTds'
"lhe Lizards are nice said anoth'
Or Gnomc but ] don't know that I'm
soNery fond Of Crocodiles and Snakes.
"'Wrre not going 10 see the Snakes
said Peter. 4 said we might have Il
meet one or two on our way 70 see fhe
trocodilps, but nothing ever happens
to the Guomes so don't be afraid
'Ail the Gnolnes began Ihlnhlng OF
the plan ana finally they decided that
il would be marvellous Trip 10 visit
The Crocodiles
1--WE must fnd out said Peter, why
some IeorS are caliea Nrocoulle lears.
are some Tears dlHerehl lrolu
o'llofS! askeu the very slilalles'
"nolne oi al.
es' replled Peter the croco'
diies learS are not rear real WalerS
lcafs lhey are ohiy make-beIieYe
ears. but II you ask me any more
questions wen never be OIL
Peter Gnome gave 4 low whistle and
down there came from the top Of
nearby Mountain a great big, billowy
Cloud. Every Gnome jumped right on
ana nestled down just as if they were
going 70 sleep, for the Cloud was sc,
soft and almost like bed.
"fIere we are. said Peter at last
The Cloud carried them down to an
other Mountain Peak, aud then the
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His Contempt

Dalbor rs q big, healthy bearded
man. who looks as though he could
lft ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS in each hand
as easily as he picks up his palette
An elderly rustic who had been
standing watching him painting by
Tire roadside, approached him
"No ollense. sir he began "bu is
anything tho matter with yer2
NO" answered Dauber. what
makes You ask
Yer haint lame be ye?'
Lame? Good eracions no"
Yer hain't aa a misfortune in any
wav9 The sciat,car or nmbager
that's kiud o. laid yer by?"
10. I'm as wei as have always
been
The rustic drew himself pp and
elzel scornfully At the artist
"Ap' yer cali yerself a man an an
sit thcar a.doin o. that he saia
"Wcn. I'm blcst" TitBlts
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MAN AND THE FAR VIEW.
coprish,,

"'F'H N'ND Tx ' AIt VIEW.
1--WE come 20 the my III me SOUP
with Rourkc and his gang. David said
as he entered his home. Cora waited
for the outburst that she felt was
coming "Tho fly is tho rotten build
ing code they want me to swallow. %
David continued And not ony to
swallow II bul to tell The city To
swallow it too Well III throw the
whole mess in their faces and 70 out
and tell the pbulc how hideous mess
It is."
"Ihon you're throwing mp The whole
iimation?' Cora asked dspirlodly
once more. then it was to be- drop
@ ihc loot aud lhc painlu beginning
All over again
You would NOT have me do other
wise" David asked sharply "You
wouldn't have me hetray the puplic
into the hands Of gfallerse
NO. said Cora. shaking her head
slowly There's nothing 10 do but
start anew elsewhere and forget ;his
who'e horrd business
David WINGED at the heavlncss of
heart he was bringing to his wife
But don't You sec Cora. forgetting
the whole horrid business is as bad
MS swallowing it, he said gently
Cora looked up startled. with an in
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New Game With Autos

new diversion has sprung up alons
Riverside Drive by which nurses and
others on the benches can while away
the time 1t consists in Keeping tab
on the passing autos. noting by the
license tags the states from which
they come and also endeayorns 10
name the make Of each auto O,cas.
ionally gentlemen resting in the park
play each other little games OF noker
their hands being the numbers ON the
next two autos On inspection for
several hours q the passing autos bv
policemen stationed along The drive
show tha outside New Yort Rennsyt
yania struggles Tor second honor IN
number Of autos while an occasional
one ftom Oklahoma rolls by
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and selfish he said slowly. BgG
know Of course. thal YOU ar4 us, 81
opposite And yet here you aar
ready TO lct ne step aside and permit
gang Of wreckers to undermine .hC
tracks ahead 81 train fui of II sn
women and children and the least
fortunate men women and children
on earth too-the tenement dwellersl
could noi understand lt But now
see why II is because put the sit-
uation TO you too abstractiy And
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No. ao-froasn Deserts


Philadelphia Ice Cream. 1T
seems 10 be almost impossible to
leave Philadelphia alone even to
utilizing it as name for an ice
cream This particular ice cream
is very cheap TO make, not that |
wish to cast any reflections upon
the fair city thai bears its name,
for such is farthcst from my mind.
In fact, ! have some very pleasant
rcmcmbrances OF Philadelphia
when | played there not so very
long ago My only advice to those
visiting the city Of Brothcrly Love
on Sunday is to be sure and take
a novel along or something to while
away the hours.
Philadelphia ice cream is made
by scalding one pint Of cream then
adding one cup OF sugar until dis
solved Do all OF this over a warm
fire and When finished remove and
add one pint OF chilled cream. Al
low to cool and then freeze.
BISCUIT Glace,--This may be
better known under the name OF
bisque ice cream as The latter
name is more commonly used,
Take one and one hall piats OF
cream, twelve ounces Of sugar, the
yolks Of eight eggs and one table
spoonful OF extract OF vanilla. Take
six ounces OF macmoons and pound |
until mere dust. Then mix the |