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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-07-22
SAID HIS WIFE WAS
TOO MUCH A PATRIOT
SO Rudolf Nagel, Boston Musi-
cal Artist, Moved Away
From Her Home.

Rudolf Nagel. 'cellist in the Boston
symphony orchestra, and Mrs. Nagei'
public singer and pianist, have sepa-
rated. says the Boston Post. Nagel
says that It Is because he could not
stand his wife's treatment, Madam
Nasel declares that 1t is due largely
to trouble arising from Nagels pro
German activities"
The affairs of the couple have been
aired before the federal authorities
and Judge Dowd In the municipal
court. Attorneys for Nagel admitted
that divorce proceedings undoubtedly
would be instituted.
Nagel. together with the older OF
his two sons. Carl Nagel, els years
old. left home the other night. When
reporter called at the Nagel apart
ment he found everything in an up
roar. The agent OF the property was
sitting In the parlor acting as sort
OF referee while Nagel was removing
from the apartment articles OF cloth
ing. 'cellos, Violins, bows hats and
othor articles and piling them up In
tho hallway.
sang National Anthem.
Mrs. Nagel had representative OF
her counsel. Albert McCusick, on the
telephone telling him what was going
on and at the same time was giving
Nagel orders as to wat he might and
must not take. While Mrs, Nagel
talked on the telephone Nagel re-
moved articles which Mrs. Nagcl re-
trieved when Nagcl took the receiver
For some time the apartment was a
scene of considerable excitement. This
was concluded when Nagel employed
a man to carry his effects to his new
apartment. and the real estate agent
departed in the direction OF his office.
AS the pair left tho front door or
tho building, Mrs Nagel was sitting
In her apartment singing The Star
Spangled Banner" to her own accom-
panimcnt.
According to Mrs. Nagers version
of the affair, II was the elimination
OF eighteen years OF marital troubles
resulting from her husbands "Prus-
sianistic determination to rule in the
| home" This, she said. came to n
head some time ago. when one OF hes
sons desired to unfurl a United States
Flag from the parlor window. Facts
concerning this and other ALLEGED pro
German acts on the part of Nagel
were called to the attention OF the
federal authorities with the result
that Nagel was asked to call at the
federal building. No action was taken
against him. however.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-07-22
Umbrellas, Too.

An oriental story tells us OF man
who was asked to lend a rope to a
neighbor. His reply was that he was
in need Of the rope just then.
shall you need 1t long timer
asked the neighbor.
II think SHALL" replied the owner,
"as l am going to tie up some sand
with It."
"Tie up sand" exclaimed the would
be borrower Il do not see how you
can do thatl"
"Oh, you can do almost anything
with a rope when you do ncS want to
lend It," was the reply.-The Christian
Register.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-07-20
@antiItsn.

Infer gssnt In SamiItpu it Ser
Gonarb grnd, 449 SiS Siinfte Ctr.
Sell Sci. ,476.@. Spme @huus
1631.g.
- 9err Rsin5arb S6e6sH, pelhsr
on ben 5pIssn zines Stnrses iraut
i'm Nsrcp 6uIpitnI Lag, tpnnte in Isin
9eim, Ro. 138 Sanpoer Strabe, 5us
riidsebrad,t Derben.
- Ourb Rsp. 8olIbreft ipuroeR
am DoHueritas Serr Scnds Gpeibel
unb Sri. 9racs Oplun ebelicb pers
bunDen,
- q. 5. WiIion, eine Der Bn9en
in Der 4ulass Der Champion goatep
poper Co., tpurbe geitern ouf 8eruns
Iafuns pon anbretp s. Miler ipegeu
gebrDbens nit elmer 5euertpdffe per,
baftet.
- @m 0onneritus Utittoe puroer
Sim uno Srant Sttbman, Batter uno
SObn, in ibrer Bobruns, Rp. 38S
Sib 3 Strabe berbaftet. Der Gpbn
bat eins f6Derc 9erIebuug ifber BEN
linten Quse, pelte ihm dngebIi6
Don ietuem Barter beteebrutt wurbe.
- Sn Der ct. Sciep6s sirae purs
ben Fri. g9ilbelnine Barbara Mens
den unb 6etr Wuiam ). 9efer bura
'Rep. 9eprgs Waperb5fer eetraut.
Die itreiteubsn 5ormsr in be-
4nIase Der qesrIeb Bouubrn GD. ftno
am DoHuerftas NorseH sur Grbeit
suriifeeiebrt. Die Dahen in Der Gns
lose Der Champion goateb gapier Gp.
tpuroen nerit1rtt.
3ebn Ritslisber Der Sort Soms
ilton 2pee oes Srosus Der yiopie
perbsn iib Sur 5abrestoHpeutiou ees
Orbens nab Pats5urg besebeu.
@eitern trdf Serr R. 3. 9airb,
eiu grperte Der ifdatltten 9efuHbs
heits6ebDroe, in SamiltuH EN-, nm bic
9ldbs dusSuiuden. no be neutu Bob
ruugeH fir bic @aferperte porses
nommen pereeu foAen.
Der 6tnbtratb bot in Istnet
Sibune am Wttttfpp6 MbeHb bic 2tuss
sabs BON DaHertperts>iSorbs IN 90te
bon $4,000 ianttiDairt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-07-20

riftisen 2ffibdpiis ,rbdlien bdbsn
(bis fir ,,srsmpiiOn". fir .ois4arge" ,
bic sir ginrsi4uns bur@ onbere pers
ionen fir Sis), uHb Oh iSis nu4 ale,
bic n6tbig finb, trbdItsn babn. Sis
f6nHsn ni6t frsitommsn, mtnn bieis
Gormalitdten nitt gang senau srfiiIlt
iinb.
U1inblidx argument. DOT Der
Uluiterungsbeb0rbs iinb unter isinsn
llmitdnben geifattsi.
gntf9eibuHs Der Rufes
rungsbeb0rbs.
Di. GntI9eibuns Der NuIt.runsss
teborbe (.loeaI Exemption boarb") iibsr
Sbrsn 4ntrns erfoIst ni9t Ipdtsr ais
brei Sase, nadbt:H sic Jbrs Affiba'
piis eingereidt bdbeu (obsr baben sin.
reifxn lafnD.
Genn Sbr aHtrus bepiligt pirb.
10 iperben sic bena9ri6tist unb er'
haltsn cine entipretenoe 8eiheinis
suus. Odmit sic bisIs gena6ri6tis
suHg srr.idt, miifisn Sic barauf feben,
bab bic Ufuittrungs6eb1rbs Sbre gee
naue abreFs bat. Denn Sbrt abreiIs
niGt Disielbs III. RE nuf Sbrsr Resis
ftrisrunssfarts itsbt. 70 tbxiIsn sic
bies Der Wujterungsbehorbs reHtseitia
nit. Die 9sidtiuiaung, bag sic frsi.
gstommen iinb, iuEn jebtr3eit pibsrs
rufsn perben, bas beiBt. Sis t0nnm
nahir6glih iumsr nod gum DienF
bsranss3ossn tuerbsn. Didss srfOIst
untsr lImitdnben. ipenn bic Don sbnen
fir 9isHitbsfreiung sslienD ssmadten
@riinbe nifyt mebt in Sraft iinb.
W.nn Sbr antrng auf 9isnitbe'
freiuns ober 3uriiditeauns ni9t be-
rpiaist fpirb, 70 trerbsn Gis nidt b.s
Ionbers bera6ri6tist. 9o6 tpirb Jbr
Rame bdnn i'm Sursau Der Weufss
runasbeb0rbe unO tpabrI6tiulih aud
in ben 3eitungen per0ffentli6t. Si.
miHsn baber uns,fGbr fiinf 7ass nah
Der ginreihung Sbrer .affibapiis1
aHfaHsen, bic bstrffsnben aiften 81
Oerfolsen.
G.aen bie Gnti6eibuns Der .2Oea.
gparbs" fSnnsr bic Rsgifrierten ios
ipo1l ME bic R.sieruns beim .Db
iirict HcorbA nppslIieren. 1ei ben
.Diftrict Bodrbs- mHHsn uud Gns
trdas auf DieHftbsfreiuns aus INDUS
ftrisqsn G,riiHbeu eingrsitt nerotn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-07-20

Sbr antras aui Dienfbsirsiuns,
ben Sic iHnerhalb iisben Sage bonn
3ass Sbrer drStIihsn linteriu6una
ab ein3ureibsn bnbsn, sHtbGlt nir bic
Wiiib,iIans. Sab Sic aug benz uno
BEN griInbe frsisufommen tpiinfhen.
Die gsipsiie oafiir. bag Die bon Sbnen
angsscbsHsn gliinbs and pirili6 pcr.
IisgeH. miiifen Sic innerbaIb seh1
5aa. nah Der Ginrsihune Sbrss an-
TRACES. alfO oller ip6isfens Fisbsebr
Sass na6 Sbrr Gtslune CUR drsili.
dsH llntsrfuduig beibringsn.
Die 9sariinsuns Sbres gtntraass
duf Disnitbefrsiuns srfoIsf in Der Sc
fialt b.fbtporensr ausiaesu (.gffiba.
pits"). aaifsn Gle iif Don 5trsr
!MuiteruHgs geb5rbe Die n5tbiaen
sformuIurs fir bic 9ffiboptts aebsn.
geriredisIn Sic bisfs 2fffibdpit ssers
muldrs nid5t nit lem uripriiuaIiteu
antrng, bon BEN oten bic Rebe mar.
Grngsn Gis senau ndf, Oh Ste bic
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Gle. .GrlambmikI

jsilbsrt %. Saeobs. %, 412 or 8.
! Strabe.
tDorOtbp T1, aetpis, 10. AIT pii. ct.
)gtorse Werriman, "a. 3oS plum
( Strabs.
lSsaneite .. WOrris. 10. $40 Rain
Strabe. =
J6so. D. @rapss. SO, 2. unb aubloiU
I Strabe.
lSarab 9lrmfrons. SO, 873 Dii
gsarl Strabe
IRpp G. graper, %, On RorwoOb.
ttJlprenee q. ub. btseI.
Jait lbompisn, %. e21 Wsf 9. Ss.
tSardb Collins, 2s. 631 osssI.
Jaopr.ne. g. Bernard. 81. Rabilon.
bile.
ianna W. Sdpsi3.r, 21, Rso gans.
,WilIiam Gong, 21, 532 gonrun Ctr.
iGeliIab Siesmunbt, 18. 2139 MiHs
d1tl Wpt.
|gDaltr 9. 5apss, %. Grab Ordnro,
aentudp.
iJuiia q. goobpin. 25. 733 W5i.ii.r
Strabs.
|Ssntins Belt, %, 1110 2ineoln qlps.
iUlassis 3sIInsr, q. 1919 Chapel S'.
Jebparb 8. Cor, 80, Ass aassma..
4 Sirabs.
tiHsatries 1Obisnbisr, 20, 25 ct. Ra,
phael Ipis.
}Scntp 6. Dstsrman, AZ. 4S OF Res
I Miden Ipe.
lRatIibd q. GsgBii, 3s, 1924 plum
Sirdbs.
)Gbas. B. Sarrus. "a. 2522 sads
berrp Ctr.
i6srtriibe Sturig. 21, 2410 Git.rcn
apenus.
lMm. Robert Sausbi. 21. Dpcmins.
I Obio.
lRaOmi Groiptbsr. 1s. elmDo0S
place.
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Mxs ben 0eridtsbSiem.
aonis araifs &itt,ue permadt ibrsu
RafIai an Geidsuiiter Hna
geruanote.
GbeideibHugsiaile. - gerIaust ali.
meute. = RaflahiadeR. - Ser.
id)isoenes.
GbeibeiSuussRIIe.

' .
elteIIeGbo mas, 1902 SIC,
iiern apemIe, oie am 20. ausult 1912
bon ibrem jeBt In Rid)mono, S1b.,
pobneroen Gatten @aIter Tbumas i'm
Gti6 geIaifeH porben TT, bat geitern
cine SGeioung erlanst. Tas Baar
beiratbete om Ia. Sitni 1905.
etbeI ~. Seaper bat ibreu
Gatten 2arrp 8. Scnner, Der eegen.
ndrrig Der 80. q bes eriten Resi.
nents ansebort un6 iitb nit oieiem i'm
beiolager Columbia" befinbet, aili
toinno Don gsidtueriorgung unS
briitsIer gebanoIune. ipegen ocren lie
ihn perid,ieoene WaIe perbaiten Iaiieu
nuiBte, eine Sdeiolsnssflage anae.
itrengt. aubcr Der Steioll.s perlc.s.
fie aaf oas Reft, ipieber ibren Uado.
6ennanen, GtbeI M. ReeS. tiibren a,
olrf en-. Die geioen beiratbeten ON %.
Gpril 1914.
GaroIine e. Scbuion mill
bon Games gS. Sobni0n, ben iic alrl
26. SSlsHi 1901 beirattete, geibieSen
ieiH, neil sr tie uno iein aino aui
&riiHo ieinss BerbGItniiies nit einer
anoreH .uernaalaiiigt unS Dor 1
SSsnbreu gang i'm Gtid seIaiien bat.
annaSaufer, SarhpeiI, bat
aegeH ibren @ltteu glmlibien Saifer,
ben iie am 30. Sirli 1906 teiratbete,
eiEe Sdeioimgstlage eiugereidpt, neil
ei felt mebr ais iieten s,abren Deoer
fiir fe ned ieiH Aro geicrgi uHo i,
c,iberoem nod ieoesnlnI, nenn er be.
.-irnfen nab Sdufc fam, nribbanoeIt
Lat, 10 sag lie ibn i6lieblih perIaiieu
i:::mBtc.
2nciIIe 9erteIsTau, Die
f6t em %. Suni 1909 nit gSaItec
4erieIsmanr oeibeiratbete. nil pOu
;br geiiyi,oeu iein, neil er lie oft i'm
Stid) eeldiien lrnb felt Dem %. No.
trmter 1916 uberbaipt nid,t mebr iiir
tic sciorst, ionoan nit elmer anberrn
gelebt b1beu ioa,
garolee RnribaII, hie ron
ilrc,u @,.tcn SEQ. $. Rnrihnll. Scn
re am rs. 9icpeIiber 1908 in Sort
WCrtb, 5eri5, beirctbste, oerart mit.
tanbelf poroeu II, Dab iie ibn am 3.
.Nrll 1917 perlaiien nru5te, bet cine
X heiSlrrJsflnse einge-eidt. auh b..
-ftuIbigt II, Sen Wann Ger 5rltnfiuft
urn Nid;t 1eriOr9ing.
SIIfie y. EiHfiton. geb.
Tsrriuro. nil ron SEQ. Z. FinfItcn.
Der iic am =. gsopembcr 1909 heira.
tbete, tpegsn Srlrnffnd,t uno br,itaIer
gchanoIiing, imo neil er iir om 4.
'sanilar 1917 ucriniien bal iin0 lid, oIs
Ieoiger @am bei Der slrmee anperbeu
'IieE. aeidieseu itin.
com Sero oirs bat aui bic
G.b,ioungsfInae ieiner 8attin aIu,
1iitc geroing cine Replif eingercift,
rcrin er feline Sitipiegernnitter fiir
cgc entitanoeaen Tiiferen5en perant.
,prrtIid matt 5r berneint. Sic aId.
germ perlaiien 81. boten, ionoern
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0ebMrtem.

Sam. unb Gpa DaiiiIIo. 212
8roabpap; anabe.
aBaittr nnb 4bsiine 9unning, 81
Mtii 8. Gtrabe; anabs.
Charles unb Neais Dan5inSsr,
Norib Bmb Roab; UldDdsn.
Sobu unb Martba Diyon, 737 Wi.
cope Wodb; RHak.
Milliam unb CLARA glliH, 111T
Gbermdn Mpeuus; Qnabs.
Charles unb Sulia Blum, 349 @I.
Wewliflan Sirdbe; Rnnbe.
4rtbnr unb Zulu 3immermann,
1221 6aipin Strabs; Wdodsn.
Robert unb CLARA asnrob, 3411
"a. Strabe; anabs.
Sobn unb ellie syabna9t, 922
Sppfins Girass; anah..
Sofspb unb Seisn plassuian, 1893
poplar Gtrabe; Wdb9sn. s
aouis unb gireis Bsrpanser, 94s
Weji 8. Gtrabs: Wibfkn.
Sam. unb Jba BlddIhlegsr, 300
ROdbdIs Qptnus; Rdbfen.
u. r. nnb gorbeIid BrOpn, 3
Broofline 4penus: Rnnbe.
GDlcmou uno Rbsn llblfelber. 904
Meft 8. Girabe; Mdbhsn.
SamusI unb Wlarp @snse. a15
,ainfsp pIa0; anabe.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-07-20

Sreirtdl iflrg In Der 9ad,t mii
prunerstas IN ben SinpeIierla0en
poH NhHif an Der 4. StrnBe Der
.EinbreteraInrn on, breiniaI beeab
fih ein itarfes EuIi5siaufsebOt an Crt
pno Gtel[e ufto breimaI tebrte Is I'M.
rfrrihtetcr Ttnse pieoer 5iiriif. gs
forntcn teiHe Ginbredsr eiIioedt iper.
nn. Ger stadtwddter in Dem @eIdtdft
iaatc. er babe birer Gem .Saiiie Der.
badfiee GerduI&e eeb0rt. Tte @eeeno
iu.roc nbgeiud)t uno al elmer Sinter.
thilr oes Bicforia Ibenters, 22 @eit
Slnfe SfraBe. iuuroen aRerfniale ent.
beit bic BON einem Ssmsneiien Der.
srriibren id1ienen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-07-20
@ater wirb fhr 3odfer ioraen.

Sobn 81. Grace, Gbicago, bat I'D,
seitern i'm WlInijtpoIgerift Dor &it'
ter Sell perpfIittet, fiir ben llrterbalt
iciner Todter $1100 per Sabr gu BE.
sahlen, Bis bieieIbe oaS is. 2cbeus.
iatr errcidt bot. Oas Tohterdjen lit
crit lieben SIbre alt Grace mtroe niif
getreiben ieiner @attin 2oliie 8rnc2.
1920 Glstrniep apenue, ruegen gtidlt.
periOrgltng Der JaHlilie pon Chicago
surildaebraht.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-07-20

ntadt seIteno, Sa6 iie am IL. RODen.
Der 1919 feline aIeifer sepaft uno
i9m beu Beisbl se9eben Dabe, 0a5
Saus 81 perlaiien. BdbreHo er bie5
f9ot. bi6e ieins Sdtpieaermltter i'm
a.is einen Seniter Oes stpeiten Stof.
perfs nod, gum abifieb nit einer
lSt,rub5iirite bonlbarbirt. glils allen
bicien Griinocn perlaiiet er, OaB Die
a.ose abscIpieIen tperoe.
German albert 227 DIT
asearI StrIbe, fithrt in ieiner eeitern
eingereidten Shetouugsflaee gegen
Carrie albert an, OaB bieieIbe ibren
,1ailsbaIt, ioipie ibr aino pernahlGi.
hgt uuo ibn ieIbit fortpdbrero mib.
ban0elt baOe. ginrnal babe iie ibn nit
elmer @abel IN Die @anae geitoden
uno Elm nnoeres Rdl babe iie ibm Die
Gpite bes fIeineu Singers Der redten
Sano abge6iiien. cSiinf peridieoene
Wlole babe lie ibn perluiicn uno iei
,pchenlans fortgebliebcn uno OH 2S.
ssaint 1917 babe iie i'm ungerebier
8Giie pegen yeid;tteriorgimg perbaf.
ten l6iieH, bon tpeI6er 9eifuI6igung
er ie3o1 ireigeiprohen porben iei.
Gie @eiSen betratbeteH uln p. SUM
1915.
SerlanatgIIimente.
eleanor y. Stanforth,
Rebmopne, Die iid CHI 6. Suli 1912
nit artbur 6. Stanfortb perbeira.
ftete, pelhcr gbe 5ipei aillOer ent
ip:Olien limb, bat qeitern pegen gtid)t.
ocriorgung mio briitaler @ebanoIlrn9
eine AIimeutenflage angeitrengt. Sie
fitDlt II, u. an bab Der Mann, oils
ihrc airSer itper erfranft parer, ii.b
qeiUcisert babe, einen &r5t 3u beit)oi.
ien, ierner, oos er iie of NIT Den ain-
bern 5iir RaGt5eit aus Dem Souie per
tri3ben ino ibr bel elmer @eleeenbeii
tiiicn 70 ipiid,tigen 5dllag nit eineln
beiBen Sdli;reiien ueriest babe, Oab
RE iib in 1r3tlide BebnnoIrlng begt.
ben mlbte. RlT oieier sIiiaire bat liz
oe,: @crflllten oerIaiieu.
9ie iSrlu erlnngtc eincn Ginbalts-
fefeb!, nm ON Wann 81 perhinocrn.
70 1u belditigen ooer ieinen 2ohu BON
Der Rorlpooo Soih & Soor 60. mo or
beitcftigt lit. Bu 3ieben, big ibrc Vii.
:5e1tenanipriidle aeregclt iino
g ginecreidte Teitamenta.
@atberineSrait, /, Die oeripr.
tenc s9ittipe beS YcIitifers 2oulS
Strait, oereu 9iad,lab eitpa $4,000 bis
$4,000 betrigt. bat- tarii6cr Inllt
;gres am If. Septcmber 1914 Der.
icBten SeitoTents in foIgenoer @eiic
1erfiist: Sbren 9riibern SSoiepb uno
.SsoJH PsnrI uermndt lie ie cinen
.Sonos pnp $4,000, aus peIhen Der
Observation-Disclosures. 1Sreo. SdncI
lcr,. bericItsn 3citIe5ens je $50 per
Grnot be}ahleH Ioa. Hch Dem Sn0c
Ger 9eiOcn i,a ser gaBe getrag I'M
Ter beren RaaJfomnea oertbeiit tper.
Den. @aiter, 9egate iinb: Sbrem gfci
fen @iGinn Rob, Gittsburg. sio..|
coo: ibrer Jtifte WnruGecrI Gottrea,
Gonniton, Sub. $1,000; Ibrer 9dd,te
GHo STith. Sar 9Intonu.
Serds. $4,000; ihrem Refien SouisI
searI, 2irton, ssilS.. $1,000; ibrer
lStbueitcr Sorab @arren, gliIicro,
O., ibren 5reinoiunen slnua @loiiin.
ger uno sIhna 9trsllno, Cincinnati.
uno ibrer Stpdgerin Sbereie Sar.I
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meDsr, Cincinnati, je $1,000; Der Ga'
tbcr;ne arnft 6ioe, Sc. .266 Sabn Dtac'
cnbees Of tbe @orIo, $500. Ser Reii
1es Ierulogens foil ocrort pert6eiIi
iper6en, aab ibr 9ieiie ISM. 9iob Gin
0alttel er1dIt, frdbreno Die iibri0en
5irei QritteI gIei6beitIih inter ibrc
Rid,ien eua Smitb uno 0eorD Bearl
eottrea, Iorpie tire Reffeu sSreo
StneQcr urS 2oltis Bearl bertbeili
tperben foIleu.
8 M. 8. Sinos rernIa6t ieir
TeriH6gen on feline @nttin yiinnie q
Silt6s; ANNA g. 0uebtp 6as
i6rige an ibren @atten gfobert W.
9ougbtp; Sermarn g Gnie T
oaS ieinige an feline 8ottin 8il6eI.
m:nc Sfnier.
q !9l6IaB. 9 q den.
9iartiu 0lcrfs lit SeitnmentspoG.
itreder Don emanuel Stein; Perlona.
FER $1,000.
@ouaro 3. 9enrpiep lit SeitamertS.
poQitreier Don Sobn 5. Babel; Der.
IoaaIien $4,000.
J1oia SbDort ut Se'tumeittsDol.
ittederin non Waria 5bereiia Serif,.
ing; @crionalien $500, 9rl,ubeiseu.
ttum $4,000
6hos. 6. Tcpea iIno Warp q. 9ln.
Serion iino Observation-Disclosures bon
@niter 9. Bopea; gserionalien $40,-
900. @rlnoeigentbum $1,000.
Ger perionlife yintjlab Der Goro.
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Evening star., 1917-09-10
Indian Head Brand CT
CornMealper l2-b. Bag UJC
Peaches
Peaches

Are now arriving Watch our stores for fine
peaches and lowest prices.
Evening star., 1917-09-10
VALUE OF RICE.

Few persons realize that plain boiled
rice is a very delicious occasional
brea kfast cereal as autumn days come
a warm summer breakfast but its
highly nourishing qualities would COM
mend it for school children in autumn
and winter. To prepare it it is better
to follow the Chinese method of boil
ing it in a large quantity of slightly
salted water
The water should boil violently be-
fore the rice is added and should be
added so slowly that the water does
not stop boiling during the addition
of the rice. This keeps it from stick
ing to the bottom Of the tin from the
start. In stirring it occasionally use a
fork. not q spoon, which would tend
to break the kernels. When the rice is
drain of the water, saving it for the
foundation for a soup, a 8 there is con-
siderable nourishment that ought not
to be lost in this rice water. Rice should
be boiled just before it is to be eaten
for breakfast so that 1t does not be-
come soggy.
Here are some other rice sugges-
tiors:
Rice with cheese and tomato-Boil
one-half cup of rice in three cups OF
cold water five minutes. Drain, rinse
in cold water and drain again. Add
one cup of strained cooked tomato
three-quarters of a cup of broth, one
half teaspoonful of salt and a little
chopped green pepper. Cook until tender
cheese and two tablespoons Of butter
mixing them in with fork.
JellIed carrots and rice-Parboil and
dice two carrots: take one-half cupfu
Evening star., 1917-09-10

tally that all this time Big Tom and
Mrs. Gobbler had seen through his
seeming friendliness and had known
just what he was trying to do. The
grin which he had meant to be friendly
turned to an ugly snarl. which showed
all his teeth. and his eyes snapped with
rage.
You think you're smart, don't your
he barked.
Not smart. Brer Fox. Not really
smart. but just a little bit smarter than
YOU" replied Big Tom. grinning more
than ever. You see. the first thing
Mrs. Gobbler and / learned when we
were little was this: Never trust a
Fox. And the second thing was: Never
put faith in f1atterer. We have known
Foxes all our lives, and so you didn't
fool US for so much as minute. Just
the same we are much obliged to you
for telling us about that fine dust bath
and those sweet acorns. and / hope there
will be no hard feelings on your part" ;"
Reddy glared up at Big Tom and
ground his teeth.
III get you. AS sure as my name is
Reddy Fox Tlh- get you," he snarled
He was showing his true self
Evening star., 1917-09-10
uI1TILE80RIEs u1I
%rBEDTInE
BY THORNTON w. BURGESS.
Copyright, 1917. by T. ". BursessJ
Reddy Fox Shows His True
Self.

Reddy Fox was trifle early. 1t was
almost but not quite an hour before
shadow time. He was early purposeiy.
He wanted TO be sure that Big Tom and
Mrs Gobbler should have no excuse this
time AS soon as he saw them on their
perch In the tall tree he uuickened his
steps. His smile as he looked up at
them was really a grin. CRAFTY grim
though he didn't know it. lie meant II
for an innocent smile.
Here ] am said he. nope L
haven't kept you waiting.
He knew he hadn't. OF course. He
said that just to make 1t SOUND as II
he had no thought but the convenience
Of the Gobblers.
Not at all. Neighbor Fox. replied
Big Tom. 1T is pleasure to meet
with one who believes in promptness
and lives up to 1t.
Thank you" replied Reddy. i be
lieve in always being on time. 1t is
the only way of making sure of things
in this world Are you and Mrs. Cob
bier ready to go with me for those
sweet acorns? l don't want to hurry
you but l recall what you SAID about
wanting to be on your roost by shadow
time and l know that those acorns are
going to taste SO good that an hour VIII
be all too short a time for you
Tin sorry" said Big Tom in a
hesitating way as if he We're little
embarrassed. The fact is, Brer Fox.
we are so full of sweet acorns thls
blessed minute that we couldn't eat an
other one.
What" cried Reddy, sharply.
Big Tom nodded.
It's a fact" said he. You see, we
got to thinking about sweet acorns
after you left until We couldn't stand it,
We just couldn't stand it SO we took
a little trip. and do you know | think
that we must have found that very hol-
low you told US about. Anyway there
were plenty of sweet acorns there.
They were the frest acorns / have
! tasted for q long time, and we had a
real feast. didn't we. my dear? Big
Tom turned to Mrs. Gobbler as he said
this and Mrs. Gobbler nodded.
we had only just returned when we
saw you coming continued Big Tom,
, and we want to thank you, Brer FOX,
for telling us about those acorns. That
is what ] call true neighborliness.
hope that some day we can DO some
thing just as nice for you.
Reddy Fox had listened to this with
feelings in which surprise and disap-
pointment had mingled with anger, and
finally a suspicion that grew to GER