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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-03-02

visitors to the club. The courtesy OF
of the afternoon was extended to Mrs.
William Carnill of Columbus. Ohio.
who will conclude her visit here
shortly and will go to Mineral Wells.
Texas, for a time before returning to
the east.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-03-02

Immediately. This removes the stains
and keeps the ivory good color.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-03-02


Season boiled beets and boiled
onions with salt and pepper TO taste.
Slice both vegetables and place alter
nate layers of bcets. cream saGce and
onions in creased ba.ing dish, hay
ing the last layer of sauce. Sprinkle
over IA layer Of bread crumbs, dot
with bits of butter on top. and bake
half an hour in hot oVen.--Farm
and Home.
Mackintoshes. when dirty. can he
easily cleaned at home. Spread out
the garment flat on the table and
scrub with warm water and yellow
soap in which IL little carbonate of
ammonia has been dissolved. Rinse
in cold water and hang in the air to
dry On no account put it near the
fire.
Brown boots and shoes that are
shabby looking can be entirely re-
newed in appearance by being black
cned. They should be rubbed well
with a cloth and gone over with Il
little soap and water TO remove as
much of the old polish as possible.
Then, While still somewhat wet they
should be painted with shoemaker's
ink. hree coats of this should be ap-
piled. after which the boots should
bc biackened and polished.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-03-02
H ELP F UL H IN is
TO HOUSEWIV ES
Conducted 10y
At NT SUSAN

Have YOU recipe that you have found
valuable YOU know a short cut way
10 do hard task-send 1t to rs and We
will publish it ald thus lie, others bene-
fit from same. II preferred, name of
writer viii not be published
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-03-02
Liquid Cleaner.

The following is a simple ineXpen-
sive liquid which acn' bc used for
cleaning colored silk shirtwaists,
blouses and delicate scarfs without
injuring them in the least Crate two
good sized raw potatoes into a pan of
water. Strain the mixture through Il
sieve into an other vessel, holding the
same amount of water. Let the sec
ond liquid stand until il has settled.
Pour off the clearer part of the liquid
and rub or sponge your garment-thc
latter preferable. Then wash the ar
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-03-02

WANTED AT ONCE--Nicc clean
cotton rags, VIII pay Sc per p1gnd.
Worla publishing Cor 2any
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-03-02
ASK FOR and GET
HORL-ICk'S
THE ORIGINAL
Matted MILK
Cheap substitutes cost YOU same price.
4 Wifcly slam.

4 Wifcly slam.
This writer has a theory that q
city should be run Just like a club.
with committee and all"
MY husband could qualify for the
committee on corner gossip and hold
ing up lampposts.'
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-03-02

Into . deepf baking dish place a
layer made og thin Slices Of bread.
cover with snall pieces Of butter and
chopped raisins. then another layer
of bread and continue till dish is
nearly full, perhaps six or eight layers
of bread Beet up 3 eggs in a pint
of mil add sugar to taste, and flavor
with nutmeg ana cinnamon and pour
over the bread and butter. Bake for
an hour. serve with sauce or butter.
To improve the flavor of currants
and sultanas which are To be used for
cakes place them In a bowl, pour
boiling water over them. and leave to
soak all night. he fruit swells TO
twice its former size, but should be
drained from the water and dried In
the oven before being added to the
other Ingredients.
Directly the milk is left at the
house take it at once into cool
larder or cellar and stand the jug in
basin of cold water with a handful
Of salt in it. Pace Il piece of wet
buttor-muslin over the top of the
jug. The water must reach the milk
ing fed on milk this method should
alwavs be put into practice. Cream
should be treated in the same way.
10 remove stains from knife
hardles and also to keep the ivory
from turning yellow, rub the handles
wen with cut 'emon: afterward
wash well in soap and water and dry
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-03-02

Time and trouble saved in trading
or selling The World Want Ad wav.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-03-02

Grass stains may he removed from
white clothes by first of all rubbing
the soi.ed parts carefully with "A little
fresh lard before washing in the usual
way. After being treated in this man
ner the stain will have entirely dis
appeared.
The more water used in boiling
cabbages, greens, etc, the less objec-
tionable will be the smell given ont
by them. A piece of bread, tied in
muslin and boiled with the cabbage,
also mitigates the smell. IT should,
however, be removed after fifteen
minutes boiling and burned.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-03-02

MI. anu MIS-. W imam NtDsl'I, ! '
South Elsin avenue. who We're mar
ried February %, 1912, were recip~
| tents of "A pleasant surprise, planned
by members Of their family ana
friends in celebration of the first an
niVersary of their marriage, Tuesday
evening. For special diversion. sew
eral tables of high five were played
and in addition 20 this there was
music and other informal, pastimes.
Refreshments We're served to Messrs.
and Mesdames Walter Willard, y.
fortier. William Troutman. william
Crosswhite. William Lottinvlle, a. G.
Burlington. Fred Pietzel, c. \. Kib-
bons, John Retzel; the Misses Alta
Evans, Hazel Bailey. Dors BobZien,
| Hilton. Gladys Blevins: Messrs.
| Thomas Atkins, John Kelsey, Peter
Pietzel, Thomas Lottinville, George
PietZel, Savoy Lottinville and Everett
Ribbons.
When matrons Of the Wednesday
Auction club met for their weekly
game yesterday afternoon in the
home of Mrs. w. A. Aggers. they
greeted as special guests and substi-
tutes Mesdames l.. Billinsslea. j. NJ.
Gillette. {. T.. StrouVelle, Grant II.
Mccullough, Eugene l.orton ana
Storey-W White. The tables were set
amidst decorations of greenery and
red carnations and the faVOrs were
cut glass vase and gift of pottery.
Mr.. ana Mrs Allie +. Lewis. who
have been residing III Hotel Tulsa the
past two years, expect to remove
about March 10 to their beautiful new
home. erection of which is nearing
completion, on South Boulder ave
nue..
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Cterblicbfe feitsberifbt.

Bertha G6antin, %, Sibiftss So
ipital; 2unqenentSiin6ung.
WtillOn putnid, 80, 1918 2rgau
Strabe; QuHgenent5iinouns.
Qtnorep granDenberg, 60, 8eIt.
6pro, g.; 2lrterienberlalfung.
Nnrp Mbite, so, 1926 gur9 glbe.
oer5leiben.
5runt 0eite, 53, 123 galeueia
StraBe; SfipinoIucht.
9era @rube, 45, 4703 Goeepooc
2lpenus; 2uuaenentSiinSuns.
5auita arop, %, 925 Clinton
StrcBe; Subertulrfe.
Gbriitina grauf, ", 1920 Gaia
frns Strabe; 9trtcrisubertal.una.
I6snrp Suerd, So, 207 Wsit 9ibert1
StraBe; 3ungentrebs.
8apbert Gaoois, 5, 1926 Deltner
slbe.. Starrframpf.
5riB Slud, &c, 1416 Mldtn Gtra.
Be; S6pinoiu6t.
Sames Sbepber, IA, 751 Dabne
glpe.; Soersleioen.
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soies irac". slae bieie G5eiiible idiI.
ocrt Der tierte Cat Sn jaben er.
MAIDEN pom bednaitisenben 1r6umen
iudJt er bic Oeniiiie eines id,1iunen.
ben 2cbcns aui; (fiiniter SaB) gieria
frinft er OH Der luelle iinnlider
9uit oas @eruiiien iudJt CT 3l tetili.
5en, or illdt gergeiicnbeit. bod, per.
gcbsns, Die orobenoe Seere in ieinem
Snnern, bic geiilige @erldiienbeit
rili iidjt iueid|en. Ia erinnert or
lid Der 9ebren ieiner Idngit peridie.
oenen Ni,tter; CT aeoenft Der goIoe.
nen Sabre Der ainhieit, or itammelt
Bcbete, Die i'm Die Qerbliflenc &c;
lcBrt; er riiit iid ibren feiteu 8lau.
ben on eiiien allnibtigen giott ms
SeSldtrib 3iiriid, er iinSet ipicocr
Cen @sg 5u Dem Sd,opfer aIler Tin.
sc. er crboiit Die sgieoerpereinisnng
nit Der 8eliebten nod Dem 5ooe in
eineni bciiereu Senieits. er fat iify
nit ieinem Beidid aiisgei0bnt; er
hai ben Sinn Der YbiIoiopbie beg
groben airfcnlcbrers augMitimis er.
fabt: vllnier Ser5 III rmrubis, bis
es rutet IN Cir, o @ott". Sn oieien
Simc idliebt Der lcbte Sne inter
ben GIdnncm zines Gbemas aus 6cm
greJorianiidjen GboraIs.
sluberbem brinet ods Grfeiter
ned Die SDntpbonte 90. / in 6 9toa
bon SibcIiiis iospie bic 1annbGuier.
SiIuerture sur auiiiibrling uno aIs
Spliiiin Tirft hie Gopraniiiin gtnno
CAFE nit. Die bci Sieier @eIegentcit
ibr tieiigcs Gebut MAIDEN miro. Iie
aiiniilerin Der ein ai,sge5eid,Retcr
slilf pororiaeht, DirS oic 3ahniinis.
i5cne aus n9ucia Si 9aiunernloor"
bon IoniSetti iino Die slrie s9cpnis
Ie jcilr@ aus Gharpentiers .aouiie"
81 @ebor hrinaer,.
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DIES in iiberii6tli6er uno lei9t pers
itGnOli6er Deiie bas gan5s projett
ertldrt unO 10 3iemlich jebe Jrass bea
antportet, bic i'm PubIitum, Das lid
gu unterriften niinIdt, aufgeporfen
perosn t0nnte. 3ped Der Strift 1T,
fir bic gunoemiffton, poriiber bic
9iirger ndditsn Mondt ab5uitimmen
baben, prppdganbu gu MAIDEN.
Der SanoeIsminiiter Wiuiam
6. HeDfielb bat ii9 in einsm S4reie
ben on Die Sanbelstummer sepenbet.
bdmit lie arf bic 9ei4aftsleute unS
pripate einipirte unb bieien ans Sers
legt, dItes papier unb 2umpen auf'
subetpa6rsn. SnfuIge S6pieristeit in
Der gei6aFfung oes 9tobmateridls
brp6t cine papisrfnappbeit. Serr Rebz
fielo luG Ii6 an ieinen 5errn nno
Meiiter ben prdFbenten Wilion iuep<
ben unb i'm peranlaiien, uniere 9anz
Oelsretie gsgen 8ritenpilItiir gu
.i3iiben. Damn entitebt tein papiers
mdn1el
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Mif ugpeafs Gaiies"
gsrsleidt si5eus.aOmmiiIGr Glsu
Seuins bic iOsiaien alnbs.

Orr iiaatli6en ai3ensbsbSrbs lisst
bic Gniifeibuns b.s Muni3ipa!ri6s
isrs Spieesl i'm Wlasen. Gif 1at ibs
rem 9oriibsr Baron W. Glen Gsntns
bisrbsr esIhidi, balnit sr oisIsrbalb
nit Der lc,alsn ai3sng : aommiiiipn
g,raifuns baIts. Ridier SpisssI
bate beianntlih psrsangens Wofe
Ebsn Der ll.bsrtreiuns pes 2i5ensses
| istss anesilaeten Rsb aumpf. ben
fog. Manassr eines io5ialen alubs,
freissipronsn. neil Der Rihtsr ben
pinn, untsr fpsI6em iener alub ben
Srnntassnusihauf an feline Miislits
Der b,trsibt, aIs ssiebIih ansriannts.
Gpdtsr 9ieb ss, Der Trsiipru4 Isi
srfoist, neil benz aumpF ni4ts batts
na6getpisfsn iuerben f5nnsn. mas
INNER nun bic 9eipessriinbe bes Rids
irs ssiysIsn fein m5sen, bic itaats
li1s aissnssaonimiiIion III iibsr bi.
Gntidsiouns febr srboit unb ipie Sfrr
Glen Ttninq bsmsrtt. itdnoe He I'm
birtsien WiberIprud init einerh Gut
ahtsn bes @tneralanipalts Turner.
Disiss @utadten befdse. baB ip.nn
elm alub GstrGnts tauft liHb iie an
isint Mitslisbsr lpitbsr absibi, 10 irs
bolpisre bas sinsn Wsrfauf unb fnls
ligtsr bic gsitimmunsen bes 2ijsnss
sefsbes. aan; einerlti, ME bic @tIber
bafiir aufasbraft tperben. Der tn
Rsbs 5fsbtnbs aiub babe ii6 bfshdlb
elmer DsfsBpsrlsbuns fnulbig asma6t.
srtIdrte Ssrr gIsn Dsnins. SIt bds
nidi Der JaII, bonn t6Hnts man ss|
ben $40 li3sniirtsn Wirttfdoftsn IN
9dmiIton Gountp, bie fir tire Oh
sens per Sabr S1105 sabIsn. gsipib
nidlE psriibeln, iusnn lie ibrs 2i5sns
aufgsbsn unb ibr Gsfddfs aIs ~afub@
hstrtiben. Sic fpartn bnnH ia Bic
DprFsusr Die GtdatsbetSrbt 1T
bsr Wltinuns. baB bis 2euts, iptlts
nne bic peri1natsnQ Qudlififdtiontn ID
ZEN ilnb bic gefsbIiden Beitimmunger
befoIaen, Dor .Gpsaf GaiieEs a.
f4dti prbsu mlitH1.
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SaiesSau.
Ter slnfentbalt Der pSieSS" in
ebrepepOrt Ga, sebt sH GuSe. =
Sas geriuual Der Siesiabriaen
Cincinnati Spisler.

Ser slllientbaIt Der DGebs" olli
Der Srainirlmgsitntion in Stwepe.
port, Ga, fonmt NIT ibrem belitipcn
leBtcn SpieIc ser Serie i'm Sample
mi. cen ,@aiiers" (TcraS 2iaa) 3u
Gnbe, ipouad) Der arobte 1beiI bes
alurs morgeu nab gtetp Orleans
iiberiicbcIt, I'M bort A SpieIe nit
SEN peIicans" sum slustras gu 6rin.
acn, e5e SGiiptling Scr5o1 imc feline
S.ingeits Die 9tiidreiic na6 6inein-
nati dntrcten. glf Der ,,Reos~ iino
f:r Sreitag fiir elm Spiel in ssapetie,
CO., nit benz oortieen proiciiionelen
aino acEnidjt, punad) tic it'd benz 9teil
Dcs aIubs IN 9teip SrlennS anidlie.
ZEN peroeii
Gs fam idIc1t jest nit 5ientliher
Bgpibhcit nlitgefbeilt perSen, oaf
rcn ben 2S atbleteii. Die S,er5og aiIf
hcr Giniibimestour begIeiietrn, Ole
f6IgenScn Spieler nns reeill1re Ser.
ionaI bcs Cincinnati QIubs in oieier
Saiion bilben ipcrocn: lie Sanger
Slarte. Winso MnS Sabn, bic S6Iell..
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Webartem.

6arrb unb Mlinnie griscoe, 356
Rilton Strdbe; WsGb6eH.
qIbert uub aittp Drebsr, 1867
Stettinius qtpe.; RGbden.
Jcbn unb 9ouiTe Srpcensp, 1853
Sefisrion glpsnue; MGotsn.
!6ermnnH unb Dora 6:usgsn Rem
!onn; Mdb6en.
5rant unb Gt6el gtfping, 2517
Sempsr Cane; anabe.
pbillp une gillian Sieman, 127
Sit Clifton ape.; Huabe.
Gueen unb Mae Qrtbur. 1920 @Is
lis StraBs; Snabe.
CHARTS unb 5rebu paul, 3758
6utton gOs.;; Wdofen.
gbilip unb Barbara @ogt, 2131
9ilbsrt glps.; M6nden.
Winiam uro @mslia Weisr mar
burg unb Barton !1oub; Rdo6en.
Gbtparb unb RoIe 2uebrmann, OIL
Weit Court Strabs; Snabs.
Mar unS Sra Simon, 1870 Genz
tral qpe.; Sn1be.
pouI unb katherine Saba 423
9ant Strdbe; andbe.
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Dies nno 2as.

Die eSinolap WHartts sgerbsFes
rungsseieqItaft OerIummsIt fin beute
9lbsno in 5lamm's Saas, GIber Str.
unp McMiden 2loe., 6sbufs grGrtes
rune bes Rupio 9ranfit prpiefts.
6err G6riitian S6ott, Elm Mitglieb
Der Rapio Sraniit Sommifipn, Iotpie
Der itGotiIbe Silfsineenisur 5rant 8.
RaIhig perOen ods qeplante Spitem
sr0rtern unb es our4 Sauitrdtipusn
erldutsrn.
Die i'm Snterefe Der 9anoelss
TANNER geleitete Dtitaliebitaftss sSams
pdsne bat 0erisIbeu iopett stnen gu
paas BON 600 WlitgIiebsrn ssbratt.
Der aeitriee 5ag mar rsbt ffau, benn
Sns Grgebnis mar nur SO. Der 9ss
idmmttrFc!s iit uber re4t befrieoigenb.
0ie aapio 9ranIt &cnmtiIion
kat Elm Pampblst berausgegsbsu, DeIs
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epariam.eit befleiBist.


9Iuheroem nlbn Der @iirgermei.
iier aub 0elegenEeit, odranf bin5il.
:veiien, oab inn angeratbcu iporoeu
Ddrc. eine 8iirgertonllniiiion 5u or.
rcnnen, Iuelfe Die Staotperipaltlmg
irtcrip1fen uilo genau nahforitGl
icile. % So6 nift griparniiie er5ielt
,reroen fonnten. Bon einem berarti'
aen Man iuoIlien iebc6 lpe6er 0err
Jeeliib not SER Glb65 etrpas lpiiien
nno bemerften, oaB iie ii9 ui4t be-
riticn iiibIten, 9orrniiHoer iiir eineil
Wam pie 0ecrge 9udta gu ernell'
nen.
ScNiebIih beridtete 9lrbeitsbiref.
tor Sornberger iiber cine unteriut)-
iing Der iSinanJlaae Glcoelanos, Die
er fiir3Iid) aui @eiiirng BON 8iirger.
iuciiicr 9uf)ta porgenontmen nno ie..
nem 9eri6t na9 iist GIepeIano nod
siel .iefer in ber 1inte nls Gtncin.
naii, benn Die Staot Gleoelano itul.
oct ibrem SiIgungsfouos nitFt penl.
ger als 50, 100000, iooab, iuie Serr
Sorgberaer beInerfte, Die Staot
GIereIailo iib bonferott erfldrcn
nliiBte, iaqs pon ibr perIanGt lueroen
ionie, SaB lie ibre idnrnnIifen Bombs
cinI5ien iolite.
81 gutter Icst liio arbeitsoircftor
Sornberger Die Serren nod 5u elmer
sSnipe.ticn Der itlotiiten @ai'er.
iperfe ein, Sie am Iomerstag iibcr
ait Gage itattfiubcn miro.
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0erer Ionep, Sfnei0er, 0ale S6ult
glitdIea, Moielp, Cougar uno Nc.
Scurp; ole gaienhiiter Wfolpis, Ser
SoL Broh, Rooaers uuo 2ouoon,
inO Die S6spdruer @rifiitb, ailiicr,
9cal, geeals uno @iaianls. Ger Reit
Der Spieler wirh por bem Seaillne
Ger Saiion ben 2oufpaB erbaIter, oa
infer ben aiga.3iegcln Die BAIL Scr.
ieI6eu aili 81 i'm 9lil6 bei9rantt lit.
Saiiptling Ser5og bat iih BON lei
rer SiiftenperIeslng iopeit er6olt,
eaB er mieber al ben SpieIcH tbeil-
nebulen fam.
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qi,sns ltebertraannacu.-

Die 2issnszaomniTdre baben bic
llsbertrasung Der 9iSens ots gmil
RaeseIe, 1914 auesn Gitp apsnue, an
Niliam u. Mooois sutgebsibeu. Jols
esnos llebsrtrasungsgeiu6e Iinb neu.
erbinss einselnufen: Charts Gilbert,
5 Roin Sirdbs, niinI6t feline 9i5ens
an Senrn 6. Deters gu iibertragen;
2ouis anau. 244S Spring 9roos
gpsnus, an SeIepb u. @rpte; Serss
mia 9srn, 499e2 Dlain Ncsnu, III
ROrpccS. an Sgn1e GinIter.
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zbu,pbDnie. aon3erte.
Or. GIienheimer's Sder5o nelnngt
5nr anifhbruns.

Tas Erdclterperf, 0as gelegciit.
lid Der 6eiben biesspod)igen Sunlpbo.
nictcn,er.c. bic mie iibIif an 5rei.
lag asnhnIittng uno aln Sanlitao
slbcirb IN ocm Gmerp slibitoriutl
itn.tfiiloen. bas Sniipfintereiie Der
.,ub5rer IN aniprub ueblnen oiiriie,
iii bas ipmpbouiifc Sder5o ~Srrlidr
ter" ppir Er, 9tifoIn Z. Glienbeimer,
benz bcfanntcn aonponiiten iino Diii.
iifp1odgoaen, bcr pom ieinem friilc.
rer @iren Der bier nod I'M belten
Nnbenten iiett.
Tns Ster,o lit Der picrtc Sab oes
jpinpbcniidrn 5onscmdlbes oaiinit.
ler's grSeulpallenA Die aonlpoiiticti
entitano lp1breno Ses aonlponiitcil.
stilfentbaltes In Gintiitndti; bic ar.
belt lri,rSe i'm Sabre 1903 angcfail.
.len ,lno 1905 pollenoet. Die lteber.
Ifrift oes critcu Snses laiitet:
..7lirf, gsadjt gum gidt, bur6 stanrpf
tum Sieg". Ger Giiiftler ringt nm
GrioIa Die 0iebe 5ii eiilem eblen
saeibc 1T fein 2eitiiern. Ter sies III
icin itu6 Die etrIide. gerbinonna
nit Der MabI ieines Scrseus front
irin Strebcn. Tie FreiibeII ilrS Srg-
ililngeD zines oni geserrieitiser, berd.
Iifcr 3intnigilllg ,mo Md)tlIng niii.
acbdiiten Gbcitaroes iinb IN eincm
SbDl. bem 5tpciten Gat nlisgcbriidt,
ipefdes i'm Stilc @ogners fonlponirt
lii. Ter 8ilitnno ocs @liides ipiro
IN rauber Aeiie ourd bic Sano
osS Iooes 5eritort: DIE gelicbte Got.
tiH foiot oeii 1iiriten Der Sdatten--.
Gin 2ranerfnnrih bil6et oen Sniipt.
iheil oes oriften Gntes. Ter bertv|
gt,lng ipirft befdnbeitb alii Den
aiinitlrr, cr irrt iimhcr ipie TN Sraii.
Inc; olsf Ieisler ridplifen Banoe.
ring aelaliqf er IN Die Nihe SeE
i5risbhcfs aiif peldeIn Die e'ebcinel
hsr @cIiebten ruben: @abnsebi.ce
iiinacbcn i'm. CT aeipabrt eiuen gob-
fsiltrr;. ieine iiberbitte VbantniIs!
ipiearIt itln niierbdnb grcfcsfr @esI
jiaitrn pcr, nllcS rrter 0c,t slIdigcuI
D.s selra!iiosu 1ootsnseidn0es: besI
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Serpnffte Seniatiom.
Git Scm auaebliden @attenmuroe am
bDrgeitrigcn 4benS iUar eS nidjts.

gict,ben Sic 8oIi5ei ioapu1l bier
pie md in Gooinatou Die ganje
9laGt auf BEN @eineu Qelpeien, mubte
8eorgc 8pau, Der befanntli6 oanlit
qeprahlt bate, boB cr ieiner 8attie
ben 9icit geacben~, geitern &orgel
luie6er auf ireien Sub geieBt merbcn,
"a eS iiG terausitcllte, baB ieiu 5e-
rcDc citcl GSlinferei geipeien.
Sic anqeblih ermorbete @ottili
taldjte ndullid, tpobl linb ntllittcr &c.
tern oltf iuo mar notlrgerdb icbr
eritnunt baril6er, bob iie toOtgefa3t
mnrben mar.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-03-22
Dbl ,Seauiu SGascr G6or.

genannter gerein bat ii6 entTdloi.
ZEN, am Samitag, l. QpriI, in ben
2otalitGten oes 0euti9en alubs ets
nen 2iebera6enb nit 9an5 5u uerans
italten uno erIdubt iid, bier3u iein.
attipen unb pdTipen Mitslieoer nit
ianilien fpipie ale 6reuroe unb 9ous
ner beg 9sreins b0fli6it einSuIaben.
@inem resen &ommittee purbe bic
2lngeIssen6eit in Die Sano segeben.
Der 4benb Deripridt, gleih allen frus
beren @ergniisurgen, naa alien Rihs
tungen bin SufrieoeniteIIsnb aus5ufals
len.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-03-22
SrauIiaer cSuno.

Sin srdufiger Junb tpuroe ssitern
auF benz 9runoitiid 20. 1867 Reantug
9fodS binter einem Reflamesuun ges
ma9t. Sn elmer 9eitung cpm pers
flpHenen Spnutag rurbe udmlih bie
3eife zines SGugIings tueibliden See
ihledts sefunoen. Die 2ei6e Duroe
no8 ber Wlorsus iiberfiibrt uub bh
pplisej bat eine llnteriu9ung in Der
Snhe einneIeitet
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-03-22
Gle @rlambxik

}Sobn &olpnadi, q, @arfislb 6ouIs.
lSene ID. Winiums, Is. Oesgl.
(S0bn q. grHbl, 81, 17o1 Blue Rod
Strabe.
leseil q. 5tOdbOff, %, 15 Cottage
Serraes.
lRdtban graunitsin, %, 745 Rid,.
monb Str.
lGftber S5leasl, 18, oesel.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-03-22
ScntId,cr Slnb Soa.

Ter Geuti9c SiIub gift AM Sans.
taq, %. altar5, III ieinen S6len eincn
grcEcn gaa. gs Iino iuuumtlidyen oil.
qcialciieuen gereiHcu @inlnoungen
5u9caangen, iooaB cine itarfe 9etbei.
!idlinG mcbl unallS6leibIid III.
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sparinmtcit in @seisineu.

Sin angeuebmss abfiibrmittel,
StGrtunesmittel unh 8lutreiniser,
in elmer Iiiben tteinen pille perbuns
ben, gibt eine 6iaigs gsAunpluns fir
8e1itopfung, 8iliDitGt. Wlueens, 2es
bers unb linterieibs s9eiben. grldneen
sic Elm 10c ooer 25c padet BON
gladburn's GaseasR sRobdl gyilsn BON
irssnSsiRem suteH apptbeler.
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Mnrbs yirseriueiiter gndta NIB
ieiuer NbmimiitrafiOn ss5olif.

SIN bisiem Ginne dubsrten iih bic
praiibenten Der 5anbslstammsr,
bss 8uiineb Wens Clubs, bss Sps
iimift Club unb Der geberatsb Sms
proDemsnt aHoeiations. = Die
Giubt iann fi9 sur 3eit nur bar9
bic seplants anIeihe gesen turss
friitise Roten beifsn. = Di. Sers
rem Melifb unb morris tOnnsH ii9
fiji bic StrabenDerbeiierun
ni9t beseiitern. = glepslanb in
nod b0ferer Gage als Cincinnati.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1916-12-11
LETTER WRITTEN BL GEN.
R0BT. E. LEE VALUED AT $4,000

ATLANTA, Ca, Dec. ia letter
written with pen by General Robert
E. Lee and valued at $4,000 is one of
the many interesting relics of the
Southern Confederacy which will be
shown free to the public in a great
collection now being gathered by the
Confederate Memorial association, of
which Mrs. George Brown, of this city,
is president. The letter from General
Lee is owned by Dr. K. G.. Matheson.
The collection will be the largest and
finest ever assembled in the South and
will consost if relics owned by the as
sociation and loaned for the exhibition
by individual owners. There will also
be interesting relics of other wars, in
Guiding DR.. George Browns collection
Of 5000 buttons from the uniforms of
soldiers, which is the largest in the
world.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1916-12-11
COUNTESS OF CARLISLE HAS
STRONG TEMPERANCE VIEW:

LONDON, Dec. 1.-THE action Of
Rosalind Countess of Carlisle in pour
ing away into the ground 1900 bottles
Of wine, as evidence of her strong tenn
perance views, has aroused storm of
criticism in letters to the newspapers.
The Countess is president of the Brit
ish Womans Temperance Association,
She has been lifelong total abstainer
and temperance advocate.
The wine was of old vintage and
was stored in the cellars of Castle
Howard, the Yorkshire estate of the
Countess. She inherited the stock but
is said to have kept the cellars sealed
for the last thirty years. A few days
ago the wine cellars were opened, a
large hole was dug near the countess
mansion and the caretaker poured the
contents of the bottles into it.
The countess action has been crit
icized on the ground that while it is
consistent with her principles, the wine
would be very acceptable in military
hospitals for the use of convalescing
soldiers.