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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-07-02
&antiItsn.

linier agent in SnmiltDu III Seri
Gbuarb, grnd, 449 Glib ;shnfte Ctr,
gel Eel. 476.G. Come Bbon,
163f%g.
6uItab Jrenocnberg, Gin natiirn.
Iiiirtcr geitifer unb Al s5obre oft,
tciiKoet iih ipegen unoroentlihen DE.
traeens IN Goli5eieepobrfant. Der
Wamn ioG in her Trlinfenbeit unebr.
erbietige Neuberungen iiber bic ame.
ritantf4e Glagge semddt baben. Die
8unoesbeb6rben perbeH ben ,GnII
uiterniden.
= Die Gountp Gair, bic I'm Goun,
trp 4lub abesbaIten uurbe, bat fir
&otfe 4reu53iDede nabe5u taufenb
Dollars ergebsn.
- Die Seif,e 6es in Der geoft mIf
Solnrtag tei Sdenfs Sfntinn anf Der
gifeubahn eet6oh,ten @ilep BuIbpir,
iriroe geitern Sirr BeerNgung nod
GiHetHnnti eefhidt. Der BeriritgIidte
Drr bort rpobabaft.
- Rmio ID 2niu oil Der 9at0er.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-07-02
Yolen
@irb fir bic 3utunft oIs aaiItrrsiH
NIT G,ali,isn aIs a0nsrsi4
sstpiini4.
Disism Wunfd Uurbe i'm Oiterrs''
tiiden Reitsratb GusSrut
perIieaen.

3Irid. / SuIi. aaut Wiene,
Dsbd&xn bat Der sbenaIise polnii4'
Uliniiier pGbrenb Der Buogetbsbati'
sefdst, bab bas neus 4Dnisrei4 pO'
len Elm aaiIsrrei4 isin unb Soli3ier
als unabbdnsisss a6niarei4 mt eill'
i3Iiebsn miiTs, sbeniO ipie ss beaiis'
lia nnsarns Bel Ssiierrsi4 bsr jail
iei.
.Wir brau9en itins gntente, LIN
uns su befreien. Dir ilib nett freisl
aIs 9tnbere. bic in .eiuer Woslardl'
Isben."
Baron bon pIensr. Der ols Regie'
runsspsrtreter sussssn NOR, bemerits.
bieb bieies bic iOrreite 3oiung ie'
unb fiste bin,u: .llutsr ben obfpaI'
tenben umitdnbeu finb bic engldR'
Der tbati64lib bic Sduptfeinb'
Oeferrsi4s. Sn ieinen anbtreu
2anbe ipernxn bic llntertbanen DETER
reid,s na9 BEN sSriees 70 mibbanbeli
,inb unterbriidt fperben, ipie IN eng
lamb gs in beIcubere 9utmiitbis'
felt rnfsrsrf.its. Dab mir ,eins @ibr'
pereeItunssmaBreseIn iiben. Die gBsli
pirb ftIisbIit Der 9batfa9s inns
ipsrben, bab mir ben Grisben anitrs'
ben, ni4t etpa aus S9nd4e. icnbern
auf grunb elmer ebreubuftsu 5ris'
benspolitit.
Seber intelligence MenId ipeib es.
bab GaiIer aarl unb aaiier WiIbelm
ipeit frieDIisbnber iinb aIs prdfibent
pofnrare, 2Iopb George pber WiIs
fon.' Der ausfoII bon pleners ges
gen ben prdfibenien Wilfon purbe
NIT ftirmifaem Deifall begriibi.
Ssrr BON plener i6lob ipbann feline
Ausfiibrunssn ME fOIst: .Diefer
ariea, Der nunmebr in einn Wubn'
finn aussartst 1T. mus foriseieBt
iperben, ipeiI poIitiihe Streber in ie'
nen adnbern cs 70 ipollen. mir milf
fen unb ipsrbsn ben ariea sIsiMalIs
fortfebsn, mir miiisn mutbia biz
gum Gnbs dusbarrtn, bab i9lieblit
elm gutes fir uns fem ipirb.' Das
propiforifte Budget sslangie sur
annabms.
auifer aarI in Wiin den.
Gmferbam. /. SuIi. aaiier
aarl Don Sefierrei4 uub &aiierin
3ita iinb in Wliin4en einssircifen.
@eibIi4. Wasiiirats . m | l.
eIitberiu Berlin.
Berlin, pia 2onbon. /. SuIi. =
Die erften 5rauen. bic gu Wasiiirais'
mitglisbern srfpdbIt iporben iinb, ers
bieIien jest ibre 9sitallung. Jbnsn
ipuroe bi. SberIsitung iibsr bic
DObIfo6rtsbsfrebungen iibsripieisu.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-07-02
Mrgemtinien
@srIanst Don 1eutfaIanb gntf4dbi'
suus pessu bes Scrpsbirsns
Der Dompfsr .Driana"
nnb Zorro.

guenDsqir:s. !. SuIi. = Der
Miniitsr b,s slusipdriiesn Snorio
pusprrebon ertIdrts am Sonntag. bdb
arsentinisn sntftiOfsn isi BON
DedtI6lanb S6abensrfub tpesen Der
5prpebirung Der drsentiuii4tn Dams
bier .Srinna" unD .2orO" gu perlan'
gen nit Der gesriinOuns. bab bic ar'
asniinii9e Glosse lei etr 9orpsbi'
rung bisisr bsipen S4iffe Dieb.rum
ane,sriTfsn iporoen fsi. Cine 4ote tn
hief.m Ginne TT tereits ON Somitas
absnb nat S.utidIunb abssgangtn.
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Sfeiupprt.

Die Veiuport Office farfbas rGin.
eiHHatier golfsblatt" beRnSet iidj in
go. 339 gOrf Stra5e, seeemiiber
bem GOurtbouie, nDFlbft Reuigtei.
ten, aHSeisen u. T.. m. Bis 8 lIbr
abenbs eutgesenaennmmen iurben.
Seiepbon South 2401.
- Sm @efunbbeitsamt nurbeu in
Der lebten W04e foIsenbe 9obtsfdIIe
ansemslbst: Worp 8ranb, ,68; Rarfin
Reeoes. %; put. Nutnn, 70; Sotn
S9mibt, SO; 3unoDo Mabpnep. 81;
G6rifttne GlebbermnHn, 81, unS SO.
iepb Craig. 56 sSahrs at.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-07-02
Muf @eiie,,
@.ten gertreter bes acnereiies Der
ru,iiidJen sfrbeiter. unb eoIboten.
Dslegnten.

ST. petersbrrg, 1. SuIi. Iii
@retiftibe bss apnereiies Der Mrbei.
ter. nn0 SoI6aten.G GeIegnten bot anl
Gonrltag befonni eegeberl, bob bic Te,
leJaten SoI6ertburg. anianoff uno
Snirroff ron ct. peteistilrg nnif'
StofboIm sereiff iino. Bon bort rper.
ben fie ii@ nnb Gnelan6, GrnnfreiH
rnb sstaIim beseten. Sie iinb crul1f,-
tiet, im Qamen bes aongreiies Ser
Nrbeiter. unb golbdten.D DeIeaoteri
linierbanbIuneen nit allen fo,iaIilti
iten Farteien ansutniiRies-
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-07-02

berl1rane. 90 CLAUDE. e0eia q. einfbam's
ssastabIs goupouns 10 asrats sas ri1nas
eeiImii,si fir gtanenietssn.. = erau Gitsa.
btfb 90bu. g. o. .. so. 4, 1OIebo. ceie.
pbsia q. giHrbanr's DsaeiabIs Gompounb.
bsraeits1f aus siHtetmif6n Burssin nab
ardHttrn. enttdIf fsins narfohfrsn sbsr asfdtr'
iideu SroasH Hub ptrb trntt ais bos erfoia'
feirbife esiImirsi 'nr ipsibii6e Rraufbsifsn &C.
f6dtf. Gs fnb 1aufsHee BON frsiiDiuIssn 3sue'
niHsH In BEN Rinf6am eabotai0rium IN atnn,
Mail. aufbeDabrt Nm blds 1tst'a6e Gu be-
t<ifeu
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SSnt icet Gbina wieoer in Siuan
lung. Der SonHtds feline Sbron.
beiteiguna anfiinoiete.

9onoon Suli. = 2a,it elmer
Raiter- Depelde aus 4etins bat De.
neral 9bong Silin Dem Yr1ii0euteI
9i yuan Sung bic Rittbeilung 5u.
aebeH Iaiien, oab er aus oem amt 81
ideioen babe, neil Der Wanoihu.
aniier, Siuan lung nieoer ben
Sbron beitieeen babe.
SSn elmer ipeiteren Heuteroepeihe
aus Yefins heibt es oann, oob Siucn
Sung am Sonntag Wsorgen our4
Elm Wanoat feline Sbronbeiteigung
anaefiinoidt hnbe.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-07-02
8riminalber
Steben IN @riebenIanb aIs SoIge bon
gneriffen ouf frai36fii4e Griip.
pen beoor.

atb,n. /. sSuli. Gie neiie sriehi.
idc Siegiening hrro GriminaIperfab.
rem gegen ale 9erionen anbdngig ma.
bclt, Die fir bic 9oredner i'm oerfloi.
iercn Tejeutber perant,porilit5 nuren.
nIs erietiiae 2rinpen mii frorBfi.
ibe 5ruppen, bic in Gtbeu Innhete,t,
fnrerten 9ieies @erfchnen tpiro iid'
ioeur aui DtitgIieber bes aobinets er.
itrefen, iopie aud nui ole 9eomtrn.
RE felt Dem 5ebritnr 1915 iid segeu
Die @eriaiilna bera1naen baben.
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EiroIerfront, i'm 9aai.

NI 10 II y III UtuI.
@ciite lit audi bas @IetiherIanb be-
tiulmgen; uliIitdriih ais aaHlpfpIas
alsgebaut, tedriih uilb Dor alleni.
sInnte man ingen, Derfebrstedniid.
Iie aufitiesbaiiS i'm Sbal 1T iibcraI
'pIbIt ms @aroern unb Steiseu &C.
fo,iHnen. tie TT iiberaa ans benz lbaI
bo9 mo @letfdereebiet binaufeeboben
poroen. Der AusgaHgSpunft bon emit
mn Sbol lit nod INNER bo, aber er III
IdngiI tiefite GtappGritele gepcroeH,
ieiEIites .SinterIan6, beuiI
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-07-02

mtlpHutn c<fbfr, nfP
tes s!re ercbe nuns.
ssii aiier lbsf ben
AhdeH Hnb msintu
lnietIeib bsrarfaftis.
EaHfmdf. ra1 sinsm
Iass barter nrtsu.
par ss iebr ffmsrs
,on. % las tibss
snbia g. gsnfbrm's
Vegetable Gonmpenne
nb berfutfs es nHs
- BOT mir ipurbsrpel
,ftoIisn 70 bab bic
AnupfRtf nouitAnote
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-07-02

beei aoeniie, lit nit SiuterIaiiuns ocs
Gotten ilrio breier aiiiber i'm gltcr
tpn 33 Sobrcn 5citctben. Gie AZ
SSsn5re alts Srau ella gpIer, Satin
neA Senru 8. gnler, on Der Seoton
'Strabe. lit seitern i'm SoipitaI ge-
iforben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-07-02
@letidsrtrain.
gon GarI5. q 0 m q 7,
arieesberideritaiier.

Dii, SpabtieiIbobneu na6 Der syront
bcforoert. - Tus grobie IrabtieiI-
babn.gies Der sgelt. - Eie Gro.
itationeH unb Der amrpf nit Der
urndtlr. = Der ga4hdaib i'm eiui.
gen &is.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-07-02
nsterscgangea
ST anssbIid infolss opn GrpIoiion Der
frun3Dffae Dompfsr
.Simalana'.
Gr bate 204 psricnen on gorb bon
bsnen 176 asrsitet purb.n.

paris, /. SuIi. - Der frans6Ii.
ide Sampfer rSimnIapa', gieeutbun
Der Wsfaseries Muritimes. Der 204
perionen, aus pnhasiereu unb BE.
fabuns beitebsnb, an gorb bate, in
infolse elmer Gploiipn I'm Dlitttslldns
bif6en Wesr unt.reesanesn. Gs ruurs
ben 176 BON ben On Sorh befinbIi9en
perionsn ssrett.t.
Die .Simalapa" mar Elm Dnnpfsr
BON ego 9onnsn. Die Iebtsn geria'
te iber ben Dompfer ,amen aus Rars
fei1ts.
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ll)drterin , War In
9s(uno@ef
eitt Disie Sd,mr3en nnb mnhts Ss&
arbeitru. edIieaIiA sebeiIf pss
asbia 9. @iafban's gsss-
table Gompsnab.

xoIebo, cbis. - ga ssn cine Blifps unt
'sf6dftiei ais @arisrin ub lin an dnsn
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gr psib lid su bsIf.I

OR peiB lid su belfsH.
an Tlariabilf i'm Eirol bate Elm
8alfpirtb auf ftinnn Shilbt bic BE-
sei9nuna ,Weinbaus' nnbriuesn lais
jer. glun ipurben nbsr bic meinpor,
rIik tdgli5 serinesr unb i4iiebIid
sins inn. Biz auf reitsres o<r sutr
5ropfen aons aus. lin bi,fs bebausr.
Iite sbatid4e ar9 Don auben itnnt,
fih 81 NADER, bat Der gBirth garj
sinfad5 aui i.insm S4ilbs Dos n.
ii6,rilsbi. Run lauta bic auFIhrift:
.Wein aus.
Der 5admaun
Ger 6robber5og bon Srenburg,
Der pon Sesiabrt unb nIlent ipos od.
nit i'm 3uinmmeubonge- itebi. feiar
Mbnung bot. foniut sum eriienmnI In
isinem 9eben IN cine Sceitnot CT BE-
tiinSet fir bic i'm Sofen Iiegenben
SdDiffe Iebbaftes ssHtereiie iinS du.
5ert ben @iinid. zines 5u beiidtigen.
Tas eeidiebt aud. CT begibf iid nit
@eiolge oiif eincs Der ariegsihiffc,
Diro bonn anpitdu iinb ben GffiSieren
unterihdnieit begriibt uno enipfan.
gen unb tritt ben 9fun0anne burh az
Ie Rdume an. anaeleeeHtlih beiiHtigf
er aiffs linb ertiinbiat fid mad pieIen
giryelbeiten. Mls er bic Sniifsfiif<
betritt. nift er perifdnonibpon rno
iogf: .Ibn, irno bos TT oIio SbS 70.
gennsntes Bndborh
Charlevoix county herald., 1917-03-09
Cleaning Shiny Serge.

If anybody could invent process to
remove the shine from worn suit his
or her fortune would be assured. The
shine cannot be permanently removed
from any material, but it can be SO
treated that II will keep its shiny face
in the background for a little while
First OF all, brush the garment well
Then purchase lump Of ammonia
from a drug store and dissolve II In
one pint Of boiling water. With an
old stocking-this is better than any
other cloth-dipped In the ammonia So
luton rub the shiny part backward
and forward Wash OF the ammonia
with brush and clean hot water
Hang the suit up to dry in the shade
When pressing tue garment wet 1t with
hot mot boiling water instead Of cold
Lay the cloth on the suit and press
with a hot iron until dry. Then wet
the cloth again and iron lightly, but not
enough to dry the cloth. 1t Is this lat
ter treatment that gives the material
the dull new finish to take the place
OF the old shine.
Charlevoix county herald., 1917-03-09
FACTS WORTH KNOWING

A waterproof electric motor has been
invented by an Australian to drive
brushes against the hulls of vessels to
clean them without dry docking.
Chinese ship fresh eggs long dis
tances in good condition by coating
them with paste made Of sea salt,
vegetable ashes and water.
BY the introduction OF ventilating de-
vices lead smelter works In Hungary
reduced the illness among its employees
from Is per cent to 3 per cent.
War has seriously affected the pea
nut trade of Madras, India.
A Japanese army surgeon has invent
ed an electrically driven machine that
grinds as many beans into flour in forty
minutes as a man can grind by hand in
a day.
japanese publicists believe that Japan
is the most prosperous country in the
world.
Japan is becoming interested in
sheep raising. The imperial stock farm
at Hokkaida has bought animals ID
Australia.
Gustave Madero, son of the late presi-
dent of Mexico, is enrolled at Notre
Dame, Ind.
China is sending much rattan furni-
ture to this country although freight
rates have been qnadrupled.
More than 200, 600 residents OF Chicago
Charlevoix county herald., 1917-03-09
Dixon Coming
March 18th
Famous Lecturer Will Close the
High School Course.

The last number on the High School
Entertainment Course will be given on
next Wednesday evening by DR.. Frank
Dixon, the famous Chautauqua lecturer,
who will deliver his popular lecture,
Taking Stock of Town. This lecture
was given in 25 Michigan towns In
1915 and in over 100 other towns from
Jacksonville, Fla, TO Chicago, Ill. Dr.
Dixon has given an average Of $50
lectures every year for the past twelve
years, having lectured in every state in
the union.
Everybody's magazine for August
last included DR.. Dixon among the six
biggest men in lyceum work and
characterized his as Zone OF the most
powerful men on the lyceum platform;
a North Carolinian with rare gift OF
eloquence."
His lecture OH Taking Stock OF q
Town is described as a social survey
OF all the local conditions, physical,
industrial, commercial, sanitary, educa-
tional, recreational, religious, govern
mental, which affect the welfare of the
people in any community, to the end
that municipal development may be
along the lines of health, intelligence,
economy and efficiency of administra-
ton. Such message as Dr. Dixon has
ought TO be of vital interest to every
intelligent person in this city He will
tell us things about our own town
which we do not know Everyone in
terested in the future welfare of East
Jordan should hear him and get the
ideas of man who has made communi-
ty development his specially for years.
The reserved seat board for the num-
Der will be open at Mack's store on
Tuesday morning, March l3. The price
will remain the same as for other num-
bers, IS cents for adults and 25 cents
for pupils of the schools.
Charlevoix county herald., 1917-03-09
ABOUT CAKE BAKING.
How to Prepare and Bake All Kinds Of
Good Sweetmeats.

How to Prepare and Bake All Kinds Of
Good Sweetmeats.
Where do you set your loaf cakes
and what place i'll your own oven do
you give TO mullins and small cakes
From your answer your success would
be gagged by a scientific baker.
Thin layer cakes, cookies, biscuits,
macaroons and other small cakes
should always be baked IN shallow
pans set at the top OF the oven. This
gives the heat chance TO circulate
around the cookies rather than concen-
trate under them.
Loaf cakes bake more evenly in sheet
tin or aluminium pans than ia iron
pans. The shelf in the center of the
oven is right for loaf cakes, and no
cake should ever be set on the bottom
Of the oven.
Ii Is good idea TO start sponge cake
and loaf cake In a very slow oven and
then increase the heat as the cake starts
to rise. About ten minutes before the
cake should be done the gas can be
turned of entirely as there is sufficient
heat left in the oven TO finish the bak-
ing. Whenever il seems desirable to
reduce the heat it is better to turn
down both burners halfway rather than
to turn one out completely.
Charlevoix county herald., 1917-03-09
WILDCAT JUMPED AT AUTH.
Wisconsin Judge Brings Homo Proof Of
Encounter on Tour.

Wisconsin Judge erinss Homo Proof Of
Encounter on Tour.
Milwaukee, Wis.-Municipal Judge A.
Q. Backus, his wife and four children
narrowly escaped with their lives when
q wildcat jumped at the automobile In
which they were touring through the
state near Athens, Wis. The animal
struck the front left tire so hard that
its skull was fractured. and 1t fell
backward dead on the road.
Il was driving toward Athens when
l noticed a dark object on the left side
Of the road" said Judge Backus. AT
nrst / thought IL was large dog.
When l saw that II was q cat and too
large for a tame cat put on speed
The cat jumped straight for the car,
and turned the wheel so that the cat
struck II. Its skull must have been
fractured. At the time had no means
OF defense. It was lucky thing that
the cat was In front OF the car instead
Of at the side OF II could have jumped
into the machine"
Judge Backus took the dead animal
from Athens to Marshfield, where he is
having 1t mounted. 1t weighed between
forty and fifty pounds and is OF gray
ish brown color.
Charlevoix county herald., 1917-03-09
over l6 years of age are unable to speak

over l6 years Of age are unable to speak
English.
The worlds highest powered motor
ship has been built in Italy for the
Brazilian navy, its oil motors develop
ing 6, 400 horsepower.
United States has 1892 turpentine
distilleries. Last year they produced
26, $50, 9Sl gallons Of turpentine, valued
at s1O,5lO, 4O7.
Cuba does IS per cent of its export
and import trade with the United
States.
The best figures available indicate
that one person in five in the United
States sees motion pictures every day.
That is approximately twenty million
people.
In 1916 Alaska made a mineral pro
duction valued at $50, 900, 900, accord
ing to advance figures issued by the
United States geological survey.
Ten goats fleece and the work OF
three men for six months are required
to make genuine Cashmere shawl
China's appropriation for military
purposes for this year is estimated at
upwards of sl36, 100000.
Driving twenty-four hours a day at
100 miles per hour, il would take three
years to cover our highway system of
2,273, 900 miles.
II is estimated that motor trucks are
now being used by over 1000 American
farmers.
Navigation in and about New York
harbor requires the use OF 26S beacon
lights.
Wisconsin produces more butter than
any other state in the United Ssates.
Official figures OF population for Bue-
nos Aires on July l, 1916. are 1886, 900.
In 1904 the actual cash road and
bridge expenditure in the United States
averaged slightly less than $2S per mile
of rural roads. In 1915 the cash road
and bridge expenditure had increased
to an average Of 500 per mile Of road.
Ten mines in Arizona paid t34, 00O, 900
In dividends during the past year. Add
ing Utah, Montana, Nevada and Idaho
dividends to those OF Arizona we have
q total OF over 600, 0OO, 600 10 dividends
paid out of the mines In these five
western states 10 single year.
Charlevoix county herald., 1917-03-09
A FESTIVE IDEA.
This Fetching Way of Arranging Your
Dininq Table.

Dining Table.
1t is a new idea now among observ-
ing housewives to have, instead of the
round or square luncheon cloth, one
long runner for the square or oblong
table, with enough large and small
doilies matching 1t TO fill in along the
sides. OF course both ends Of the TIA
BILE are covered by the runner. an ex-
cellent idea when part of the meal Is
served from the table instead OF from
the side"
While this arrangement is especially
appropriate for the oblong table. 1t can
be used for the square, oval or round
table with some modification. In the
square table the symmetry Is often
better preserved by two runners cross
ing in the middle In the oval or round
table the ugly line where the runner
falls over the rounded edge is done
away with by cutting the runner,
rounding the edge to fit the table and
setting on the end TO At with fine
seam or a bit of beading. This ar
rangement means that the runner could
be used only for the one size OF table,
but 1t is worth the trouble.
Square hemstitched doilies with
simple corner motif are used with the
plain hemstitched runner. II is a good
plan to make plate doilies and napkins
of the same size and decoration. SO
that If one gives out the other may
come to the rescue. A large dolly for
the plate will do away with an extra
tumbler or teacup dolly.
Charlevoix county herald., 1917-03-09
HUNT SHARKS FOR LEATHER,
Shoe Firms Offer Makes Louisians
Fishermen Get Busy

New Orleans.-Fishermen here have
gone to hunting man eating sharks. 1t
is to become highly profitable as well
as thrilling sport, it is said. According
TO the bureau OF fisheries at Washing
ton, the skin makes superior shoe leath-
er. the best hide being that of the blue
shark.
Several weeks ago II. Serkowich of
Cincinnati offered to buy a large guam
tity Of skins. This caused hundreds Of
boats to be fitted out for pursuit. of the
terror Of the gulf and Caribbean sea,
which are plentiful at this time of the
year.
Charlevoix county herald., 1917-03-09
MUST OBEY WIFE FOR YEAR.
Must Also Take Pledge, Is Ruling Of q
Cincinnati Judge.

Cincinnati-For one year Alfred
Ainsworth Of 9l2 Livingston street
must obey his wife's commands or
serve suspended sentence of three
months in the workhouse In addition
he must at his wifes command sign
the pledge This is the decision Of
Judge Fox. rendered in the municipal
court, after the wife had preferred
charges Of assault and battery.
IF be refuses to obey you just re-
port to me-" Judge Fox sententiously
remarked to Mrs. Ainsworth. Aims
worth meekly followed when bis wife
said Tets 20 home
Charlevoix county herald., 1917-03-09
PUNY ITALIAN SINGS WAY.
Ability to Make Living Doubted Until
He Renders Aria.

Boston.-Dominick Pacifcio. thirty
years old. sang his way into this coun'
try. When he arrived recently from
Italy he was held because Of his puny
physique, the immigration officials
doubling his ability to make his way
In the United States.
But I can, If you give me chance"
said Pacificio Il am ID opera singer"
Sing, then" challenged an inspector.
Before the board of special inquiry
the Italian struck up an aria from LA
Tosca." When the song ended the
board OF inquiry unanimously voted
that with such voice it was not likely
Pacificio would become public charge.
The Italian said he would go to Phia-
delphia to join a brother, a priest.
Charlevoix county herald., 1917-03-09
Bran MuTns.

Onehalf cupful of bran, one and one
half cupfuls of -four, one-quarter cup
full OF sugar, one tablespoonful Of but
ter, one egg. one cupful Of milk, one
teaspoonful of salt, four teaspoonfuls
Of baking powder. Sift the nour, bak
ing powder, sugar and then the bran
together; add milk gradually, then
well beaten egg and melted butter.
Bake In hot oven In gem or iron pans
twenty to thirty minutes
Charlevoix county herald., 1917-03-09
keepina Attractive.

An important step in keeping attrac-
tive is to see that your neckwear and
accessories are fresh. Always put your
hat and veil on with care. Choose the
most becoming colors for your gowns
and suits. The well groomed woman
has the advantage over her sister who
is untidy. The knowledge gives her
self confidence, and with self confidence
rightly gained one can accomplish any.
khipR.
Charlevoix county herald., 1917-03-09

Man pops the question, and woman
questions pop"
For SALE or will trade for East Jor,
dan City property:-A 2O-acre truck
garden farm in Emmett county, one
mile from Roaring Brook and Wequa-
tonsing. Address, Box 300, East Jor-
dan.
Charlevoix county herald., 1917-03-09
MUCH EXTRA WORK IN MARCH

It's between seasons, when few per-
sons perspire as health demands. The
The result is double work for the
kidneys, to throw out waste eliminated
through pores when persons perspire.
Overworked kidneys need help. B. H.
Stone, Reading, Pa, writes: When !
need kidney remedy, rely on Foley
Kidney Pills. "-Hits's Drug Store.
Charlevoix county herald., 1917-03-09

What the young men of America
need is more military training and less
millinery training.
Those contemplating the purchase of
a Monument can save money by inter-
viewing Mrs. George Sherman who is
local agent for well known manufac.
turer Of high grade monuments.