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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-08-01
nNen helliac Wnouere."

ct lille 5ubil9umsifriit ON Rno-
ocren oa oens 9etpOning for @n0S
9srn, al gaItor 6. $. 5euien, no
aioet / anleoning al oen 400-uariae
GcformotionsieIt, til 8oroel ior
pore 9srnebiem / @mipaea, isis,
og eIf Sorn, "a. 6aas / DoniIb
2utberan 8libl. $ouie eIler hos
r~logiperen gaItor 6. $. SenIen,
Mouno Ioe., 8ncine, @is.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-08-01
Buffalo, NDO.
6reoell$ 6iliell

%. Suli, 1917.
Get bleo npIg paalagt al 8einer-
ne, JON uar Yer ira IS. til q. gu
Sllli at itrioe tot ON, 9poreOeS
Oct. elf meO 5eldpn til 9e8pnoeDien
al ocll me aoloni Der. 9lllerferit
fan 0a m~eOOeles, at ale iDntes Ier.
Oeles 8oot ON gonoet, 9pen % oct
bele, oal8te iia oerior ogiaa trent
ti0ige @ien % agter at foulme igen
ior at bliue Der.
5or at gru1OIegge oct firfelige
Nrbei0e lige ira 9egDn0elien al,
JON aomiteen 10 bar tiIii1tet, ban.
neoe pi en- misunderstanding urOer
3aouet; y0miib 2at5eran 0tiSiiou
AaiQciation OF Buffalo, 8ponting",
neo oct ior 9ie at o~rganiiere Dte-
nigbeo % igge OptagelIe ! Zen /.
.. STRIFE, naar ri faar Brelt og
ct iterre @ntnl 6nlrilier bJioer bo-
lat JET. ltnonte Dtisiions ioreting
bar illl0t loolig griitenee % bar
iii. alrtiflerne Het til at eie airfe
eieloom, faGOe og Tonne Ell 8rGit,
oIu., aft unoer 2eoeIien al 3 Sru.
itee5. Ger er allereoe 900 8rln0
lngt, ioet en- gjenoom er os looet
liant 0ti0ler til Ell 900 a%rfebpgning
90 oesltoen ri9eli9 til 96nnill8 a.
Ell opgtig Brett. 0iSie GeiuItater
er 10 o%iituof no8et eneitaaenoe /
Dor oanife llrt1erife &irfes Siitorie
ger / 2anoet, % at ri er nleget taf-
nenmielige oGrfor % glaze OeroOcr,
or 10 en- Seloiolae.
SEQ flllrOe ifrioe me8et ON 50
ncn ber / Clear Greet" 0alen,
iom uoen Toiol piloe Oanne inter-
esiant QPSning ior lnaonnne, 1ont
agter at iaa iig ct Stem, men GA
ieg ielo efter no9en 9reoDefsling
me0 Sans 9~(tr0erien / 8ruib Colo,
beilutteoe mig til at reiIe 6erlto at
ie, % fanot aft iom me0oelt, Iao
|pil ieg tilraaoe at ifripe til 6nnl
ON Oplosninger.
Seq fon fer meo Den 1anfe at
ie, booo FER bar, % iaa reQe til
bage til Loleoo, g., for at arbeioe
in0til 8oraaret, men Oa ieg ltrafs
fanot glrbeioe Der iom 9emrer til
$500 pr. 3ng, ifreo ie9 til min
&uitru 90 A 9ern ON at fonrme;
oi er M boiat pna Ganoet 10
0linutters Sang ira Buffalo, lige
oeo Den oeilige Strem CLEAR Grecf
lea febte 9er so acres, n9Iten
alt opoprfet Soro, men oct er Ieiet
no for bette 0lar. Ser er ODER
5000 Stores 2anb, iom fan iaqes,
faa ber er Mlpn nof, men oerL iOn
fommer isrit, bar ielpiel9elig Den
ppperite a~nleOniag fill at pGlse.
Derfor ptloe ieg gerne le9se arlin-
bigt eitertrpf paa oct lille ORD
t 0 NJ / men fom mart, oct oil
lo0ris fortrpoes, inq trent man On.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-08-01
SnsbolSerife ipses.

en- 5armer / GoaIriose, @ont.,
snIfer en- eIore, troenoe auinoe
iom SilsboIoerIfe; Der er TO imaa
gsrn at paste, en- 9rens paa 3K
oe en- Iiee pa th aar.
Sor nprmere OpIpsninser beDes
ceofommenoe at benoenoe iis til
gait. s.. 6. mensers, gog T.
GooIrioee, Mont.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-08-01
Wtrrf!
arcosmsbet Tor Coma areOs I

arcosmsbct Tor Soma areOs al.
6olocs / @lf Sorn Menigbeo Den
Z, s. og. 8. september. Get oil
blioe meget poaIfennet, ON til.
reiIenoe oiG inomeloe iia til I'M.
~oertegneoe i goo Si0. Wsoet bill
bIipe nerniere b~efenotgiort a.
areosIormanoen ienere.
6. 6. GIotb.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-08-01
6unltcr, Coma.

0enne Sang tan Der be8pnoes
mco II aieo0ele, at 4aitor 1~tielien
% 6uitru cr paa 5eriereiie. 5
oenne 5i0 er De not noe / eller
omtrin9 0enDer, solo, paa 9ei8
bos Slpat on 8enner. Get or 10
oercs iBgite &irfepIaos iOm Brrite.
iolf, % BET gamle OrO er en0nn
ian0t, at u@ammel aprIigbeo I'll.
tier fife. 9ermeo ien0es en- f9r-
liza Silien til oore YrGlteiolf %
paa @eriDn, ON @ltO oil, ben
1. SenOag / au9ult.
Dor onnlfe Stole qaar jim rolige
@ang meo Stltoent 9tasmusien JON
Carer Zen Ell nof go0t beiegt, Dog
err Der fife ina iao, iom eronu
funoe moe 9oot al llnoeroisnin9en
ON 9srnene bare bleo ienot. %.
iaa pa bette Onroaoe tr9liges
Der til At faloes paa port oanife
5olf.
Dozen BAR after gPItet pore
@ient % ateri8be0 lioen liolte 0feO'
oelelie. to al pore Menigbe0smeo.
lemner er faIot bort berira. De
mar to ltabobuie i Coulter, %
9eOsialoene oar fun nieo ct Bar
5imers Ntellemrum.
0tr. Sens @aloemor oeoe ben
-. Sitni ON Aitel1en omtring oeo
8 Chen; Dan par ieot ben 10.
5ebruar / Jtiieu5 8eltipllanO, %
par peo i'm 800 Al 9ar gammeI.
fSor II Mar iioen fom ban til oette
tilligemeo tine 6or9lore. 6lere 50
Ifenoe par Der i 5orpeien. San
par alorig bel raft ira Barn al,
% oa ierlig / De iioite aaringer
bar ban III % oa n9ret life iaa
Lot iDg. Sans ii0ite Spgeleie bar
life al lang 8arigbeo, fun goot
en- llge5tio. Sans ganle Ufooer
funOe pare ON bam og gipe BAN
en- ferlig 8leie lige til oct iioite.
Sens par en- al De title | 9anoet,
oog par BAN life bange ior Dozen,
Tor Dan pi0ite, oct bar Ouergan9en
til oct eoige 2io bienme Dos Sub.
Mrs. q. g. WoOien 6soe ianme
aften PEG If Tioen. Sun bar o.
laa mango 9lnr peret iuag al Sel'
breO. SUN bar liot meset al Suf-
feripee, % BUN bar M TIL liolt bait
ct langt Spgeleie. Sun oar fsot
aiiumL Spllano, 90 bar peo i'm
Oso Ga aar gantmel. Sum fom til
amerifa / 1879 % bleo / 1873
giitt meo DIR. %. g. Waoien /
9sep yorf Stat, 5 1875 tor oe
til Sanpton Sonia. @osle aar
ienere flptteoe De no paa en- Garm,
os mn for en- 81 aar iioen flpt.
teoe De fill Coulter gp for at uere
LIL. g. ILHZ HL4.Zf 14I AAHE4I
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-08-01

ifer fig ct Siem paa 9an0et nGr
oeo 9D % 9al1e.
Wfeo Stien til 8ennerne, iom
oar Der, og. til ganlle 9etetrOte
/ Gacinc, g8i9., % an0re l5teoer.
Wleo 9(gteGie.
@al6emar 9abI,
.5efretGr for Ganii5 9ilt3. Wiis
lion 2lsi., Buffalo, 80o.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-08-01
o9etGania" ueO Sim6olltun, 5a.

5 en- 2lrtifel / o%loufuren" ON
yoe title i eonoet" BAR 8aitor
.0lfert 9ficar0 5euOet, at oisie no.
ger en- 9fations 9ipgrao. De le-
oenoe og Dem, ion forer OrOet,
er Del ~nS0oenoi9e ior SomiunOets
@fiiitenS, men til ipuenoe % iioit
oil De title i 2onOet alli0eoel piie
Jig at pGre 0en 9ipQrn0, iom be-
rer.
Men oct er 10 flart, at naar De
title / 2anoet ifal uogere Hpgra-
Den, iaa oil bet at ooGre title"
life iige oct Iamme iom at oligge
/ 8onle". Ioprtimo0 bar ri Ser.
rerls Oro for, at De, ion lager /
Goale - De 1oirfl omme er
lfnpttige 3ienere, % 0eres @lrOe-
liat er life init louenoe Weatt3.
%, 30). GQfen Der er 10 ogIaa
lloget, DER Deooer at uor6eiOe i
StilbeO", 90 ieg Terrier, at oct er
Dem, iom goor title og pasier
.oeres @rbeioe paa Den 8la0s, iom
I&lro bar lat Dem, Der er ment,
naor man taler ON DC title /
9taar oct I'M er iaa l9nae itoen,
Me1igbeo oar la0et bsre
ira Jig, iaa er oct life ioroi, Den
/ 0oule, nten nprmelt pnn
al oens 9eifeoenbeo. Wtm
fai 10 imiolertio ogioa foa nor me
o. nj en- 900 6ul8. @r man alt
Tor beifeOen, goar Oct 10 let ooer
til 3il6ogeboloenbeo % ira I'll
6a9ebolOen6eo til oct, at man
trUffer Jig til6aae, o8 iaa fan Oct
10 oite enoe meO, at man ialOer
i 8pale. 6por Der er 2ip, oil
Der 10 pfie liz 2iostegn, og noe
blboer oisie, er oct alto ct iif.
tert Gegn paa 8eOen.
5ar at 0e~. at @uDien ogiaa
ilaar i 9et5ania Menig6eO Lao
mig ~citere, 5ooo cen i%ortaite mig
iorleoeu: Ngjp ,9et1ania' mas reallD
tie olllv place IN Aitou6on Goun-
IN, tp5ere TIE FOURTH Of Slllp mas
celebrated to ann ertent.@ &por
Drot oct er Iauot, DeO leg life, men
ieg ue0, at Der bar Set oeo 9e.
airfc Den fierOe Sllli.
8citen begpn0te ST. = y. nj. Ut
a5rt WlgOe, 6eitoaen0e a Sang
o. tire forte Ialer, aabneoe Sc
item. 8lanot 1alerne par Baitor
9asmusien, 6rira, % Ste0ets egeu
9reit, Bnitor $. g. Senien. $50.
o%eotonen, Ser off igennem OteOet
Dar acknowledgement al at faa Den
1Srfbe0 / sic, iom mar iaar oeo
,SeIns ariitls; tbi o6en, iom Sen-
men mar frigiort, er p%irfelig iri4
(Sob. s, 36).
Otter Me0et par ser ll0ialg al
. See Cream, aaiie % nnore 6or-
ir%tifniuger. apinOeforeningen 5olot
ogiaa 9a5ar napnte Gag, iaa ri
ga50s 10 ct oo6belt Bro9ram. ga.
rerlle, iom bleo iolgt paa 9a5aren,
pioneoe ON aoinOernes SlltereSle
ior Sa0en. Ser Oar life alele
mango intntte 1ing, men De lie.
ne oar emoogiad aoihoerne5 e8et
0aaf0nr6ei0e. Set iaa no til, at
N9berlle fo9 9eltlDn Ill peH 9pIe
9(rbeioslM eller o5iaa par DC.
eller 2eili86eOen til at tiene
et 9oot 2ienleo, ser Oreu Griierne
op. 8 6oert 3iliGl0e goo 9o8uren
ct mutt 3eItltat.
SnoOan 9a5or piier, bpilfen DE.
tDoning DC, Der or6eioer i Stil.
bco, bar ior Ell Nteni6beo. apills
oefoeningerne 6prer 10 life til Dem,
Der bropter iaa meget, men at De
ger ct grunoigt % ioJiot ar6eioc,
bar ri mango ee0iier ior. Spor
mango Ste0er er oct ior Gfiem
pei life Iilfploet, at oct er apii
ocforeningen, Ger berer Ntenig6e
oen oppe? SO, ieg tror, at oct er
Dem, iom arbeioer I Stilbeo, Der
.A. m,.xxAo, . JT
The herald., 1917-05-31
Hats for Present Wear.

Recently arrived imports include
very wide-brimmed hats of hair braid,
lace, malines or crepe. and a single
glimpse of them carries the mind TO
midsummer. The flowers or fruits of
midsummer adOrn them, big, full
blown roses, beautifully COlOred velvet
cherries, small clusters Of grapes In
various stages of ripening, among
other things. But, for present wear,
less pretentiOus width of brim and less
gorgeous trimmings greet the spring
time in SO many different ways that
every taste can be suited, appear TO
appeal to nine out of every ten women
LiSere proves itself equally well adapt
ed to tailored and dress hats, and its
brilliant surface is a wonderful asset
for black hats. An elegant model in
lsere trimmed with fancy ostrich in
fiat band and two outstanding ostrich
quilts is shown at the center Of the
group above. Narrow black grOSgrain
ribbon, with picot edge, is tied about
the base of the quilts with two ends
that are long enough to rest on the
brim.
Small laCGuered flowers look partic'
ularly we'll on hats of lisere or other
ght-surfaced braidS, like slipper
straw. They have the appearance OF
wax flowers that have been Vanished
and are used with small fruits on
spring millinery.
Next to lisere, hair braid appears
to be the favOrite material in the body
Of hats. 1t is often combined with
other braids as in the hat pictured al
the left of the group above. In this
model the crown is Of hemp with fril
IF hair braid about the top and the
The herald., 1917-05-31
Conservative Sports Dress.

Combinations of two designs in fab
ri2S make the SmartrSt Of new sports
suits, except those in which plain
sweater coat is worn with striped or
figured skirt. But the first of these
gives opportunity for all sorts Of Origi-
nal designing. For instance, skirt
of plain. natural-color pOngec appears
diagOnally around il. They are in
three colorS-black, yellow and rose.
The stripes are cut from another fab
ric and applied Us the designer
chooses.
In the picture a silk-Stripcd skirt is
worn with a plain coat trimmed with
the material of the skirt. The stripes
The herald., 1917-05-31
CIothcspin Uses

The spring clothespin has other uses
than its original mission of hanging
out the wash. They make good paper
clips for holding sheets of wrapping
paper, paper bags,etc., and with a short
bit Of string attached to each they
take the place of clothes-hangers. For
this use fasten the other end of each
short string over bit of clothes line
or cord, using a loose knot, so that the
strings can be slipped along on the
rope. Then when the rope is fastened
in place in a cupboard or the side of
n room the little hangers caI be moved
into place TO clip the folded skirts,
waists, or jackets.
The herald., 1917-05-31
Castle Garden Built in 1907.

Castle Garden, New York, was built
nv the United States in 1907. from
the plans of Lieut.. Col. Jonathan Will
liams. c. F.. and was called Fort Gin
ION. In 1892 IL was coded TO the city
I'm 1924 II became n place of amuse-
ment, and about 1926 got its present
name. In 1915 there were Ethiopian
minstrels there; in 1870 theatrical
companies played there; in 1850 Jenny
Lind sang there. In 1855 it was closed
as a place of amusement and the COM
missioners of emigration took it as an
emigrant depot. In 1870 it suffered
from fire. and on July 9, 1876, 1t was
burned to the ground. 1t was rebuilt
at once. In 1892 the depot was moved
TO Ellis island and Castle Garden re-
yerted to the city, which in 1896
opened an aquarium there.
The herald., 1917-05-31

and above all things we'll masticated.
Mock Chicken loaf-Cook slowly
two CupfulS of hnminy gritS. add a tea
spoonful of salt and three pintS of wa
ter; cook until the hominy is soft, ut
least three hours. Butter a mold and
line it with the hot honiny; pack it
firmly around the sides. In the cen
ter put the following: MoiSten a cup
full of whOlewheat bread crumbs, with
two CupfulS of hot milk. then add Il
half-cupful each of hickory nut meats
and pecans, two tablespOOnfulS of
melted butter, one teaspOonful of
onion juice, mixed herbs and salt, a
fourth Of u teaspOOnful of pepper, and
two beaten eggs. Cover the top with
smooth layer of hOminy. Place the
mold in hot water and bake 80 min
uteS. Serve with nut sauce.
Bean Chops.-SOak a pint of dried
beans or leutilS overnight in cold VIZ
ter To cover; parbOil and drain and
cook in enough boiling water to cover
until soft and broken, then rub
through a sieve. To the pulp add two
cupfuS of strained tomato to which a
little soda has been added; two table
spOOnfuls of melted butter or olive oil,
one Cupful of finely-crushed walnut
meats, little sage, one teaSpOOnful
of salt. onion, parsley, finely mixed, q
dash of pepper and one-half cupful of
gluten flour; blend well and cook in Il
double boiler untfi thick, then add one
well-beaten egg. Turn into Il shallow
dish and cool. When cold, form into
chop shapes; place in a well-oiled
dripping pan with butter or Oil and
brown in Il quick oven. Have ready
small pieces of macarOni and insert in
to each chop. Decorate with a frill on
each if so desired.
Cucumber and Nut SaIad.-Pare and
slice two cucumberS; let them lie in
ice water for an hour. Serve with
half n walnut meat on each slice and
pass French dressing we'll seasoned.
Prunes With Cereal.-SOak prunes
overnight, then stew them in the Wa
ter in which they were soaked, and
when soft put them through n sieve.
Place = heap Of this pulp on Il dish of
well cooked cereal and serve with
cream and milk for the invald's
breakfast. This Is an especially good
dish for sick or well.
The herald., 1917-05-31

so hidebOund in rigorous traditions
that they were unable to advance, and
progress swept them away. In Spain
the hidalgOs chung to the sentiment Of
nobility long after they had ceased to
be capable of doing anything really
noble, and the result was that the
Spanish aristOcracy may we'll be de-
scribed as n class of self-impOrtant
beings as poor, as eccentric, and as i'm
impOtent as Don QuixOte, who thus be-
came a type rather than a caricature.
The herald., 1917-05-31
DRAWING the Line.

NO" said the fusSy old bachelor
with the absent hair, I'm not an advo.
cate of bOardlng-house socialism. No.
indeed :"
what do you mean by boarding
house socialism," qucried the new
bOarder.
It's the kind" explained the f. o. b..
that gives everybody an equal chance
at the piano
The herald., 1917-05-31

in the skirt and hex run up and down,
bit in the coat trimming they run
crosSwiSe. The wide shawl collar IL
faced with them, and the wide belt
falls in sash ends at the back.
Some of the new suits, clasSed As
sports suits, are as quiet as can be. In
gray and tan-cOlored silk jersey or
other soft silk. and unadOrned with
stripes or figures of any kind The
style Of cut and finish and the charae-
ter Of materials seem TO warrant their
classification among their gayer neigh
borS. But they are very useful be-
cause the wearer is quietly dressed,
even in sports clothes, and can spend
the day in them.
The herald., 1917-05-31
lsAo 2maaA
Il L
The Flower Starred coiffure.
against il

If young girl with blue-blacK nai
attended fancy dress party weaf'n'
n white frock and couture owe
which Starlike blossoms are sprlnKleS'
everyone woul1 w.nder how she diu y
It's really too simple; she se"s ~
velvet flowers TO wide meshed 10"
net and adjusts it over her colnui''
Vogue.
The herald., 1917-05-31
The Lust for PoLuer

Have you a law and order league in
this town."
I'VE used to have one, but it dis
banded"
What was the trOuble?"
TOO many of the members wanted
to lay down the law and issue or.
ders."
The herald., 1917-05-31
Sheer Wells Are Modish.

Chantilly wells are very modiSh. The
patterns are sheer, so as not to throw
large shadows on the face. They
come In dark tones, blue or black, but
are especially well liked in brown or
nnd tones, because these tints have
The herald., 1917-05-31

brim entirely of this airy braid. Inere
is n band of black faille ribbon abOu'
the crown, serving to make an excef
lent background for the wreath Oh
small fruits and foliage that SURROUND
it. At the top crown a narrow due
ribbon is tied in a small bow at tns
front and back.
At the right Of the picture nD'
milan is beautifully finished, WIN
wide band of dark satin. II makes
strong background for the spray VI
workroom-made berries that resi-
against il.
The herald., 1917-05-31
RouQh PhiIosophy

I'm not averse to helping you, my
good man." said the careful pI..lanthro-
pist, "but are you sure you vii! put
this dime to good uSe?"
You kin count on me. gunner" an
swered the tramp. "A dime amt goin'
ter make man, an on de other hand,
II amt goin' ter ruin i'm"
The herald., 1917-05-31
AS You MIGHT Say.

"Jibway bought Il dollar watch and
tried to go TO sleep with it under his
pillow"
What happenedT
after being kept awake by 1t for an
hour and half, he got up and smashed
the thing to Slnithereens.'
All, \ new form Of tick eradica-
ton"
The herald., 1917-05-31
WV. h~trc slQ
Not For Him

Mrs. Newlywed-"Henry. do you re-
member Jack Watson? Well, he has
just been married. and to girl of abb
sOlutely no family at ALL" Mr. New
lywed Cooking sadly around at the
collection of his wife's relatives)-
"A-a-a-h-h me! Some men do have
good luck :"
The herald., 1917-05-31
Had Quite Enough.

His offer Of marriage had been de-
Cliurd without thanks.
And" he said. "am l To have no
assurance whatryrr?'
"Not from me-" replied the unfair
one.
May ask why not" he qU"ricd.
1t isn't necessary" She replied, be
cause you have NOR" assurance now
than would suffice for dozen men"
And seeing the ease was hopeless,
hc proceeded 10 fade away.
The herald., 1917-05-31
Experts Train Canary Birds.

Many owners of canary birds en-
ploy expert trainers to educate their
pets. Others, folks who have more
time and patience, do the work OF
training themselves. Tutoring high,
class canaries has come into its own
rs a regular business and many per.
sons are now living on the incomes OF
such "prOfeSSOrShipS."
The herald., 1917-05-31
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The Old Nobility.

In Venice there was hereditary
oligarchy, an artificial institution I'M
der which certain powerful families
arrogated to themselves all the high Of
fees Of the state. The absurd con-
servatism of the Venetian aristocracy
led to their destruction. They were
The herald., 1917-05-31

"a
inG toward American ways. IN" NJ
m"rr"~ are quiet anu orderly, possess
great respect Tor IN" law lake wei /"
American or'Npa'i"n ANA are l"liiE
IhIu>'ri"'IN li '''ir own way. n'H
"r" exceedingly grateful Tor i"N"rN hut
are ih'dh'd 20 impose upon I""' HI
'Nf"' 'Ni'1"IH ii inc way 81 "''I""-
my y h''n"rf" '"'N MOI "''''nP' /"
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'ne'r ''0'neS ano r0oo'
The poorer houses are built or
iralhe"orN Oh oaihp"" pores WIN COW
c'i"1 H'" SUES Vi '''"''i'' "''eiS "ie
I'ui'ie" VII" mute" vi "h ro'lS' anu
SUN more AMBITIOUS structures are III
coral Eoch anu hihe' WIN ule OF III
TOOLS. Inc CoIliloheSt mousse mas ou'
one OF TWO rooihS' anu Ihe "h"ie laih-
uE Sleeps together "h woven iIIalS OH
the MOOT some po"St Oh fllpiho
oeu' anu, H'hCe tile Alilericah "cCui'a.
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The herald., 1917-05-31
Proof to the Contrary

mo matter what sort Of paper Mrs.
Diggs reads at her club meetings, her
spiteful neighbOrs always say Profess
sOr Diggs wrote It,"
"What nonsense Last week she
read a paper on THIS Benefits Derived
From Fresh Air and Professor Digs
hasn't permitted the windows of his
study to be raised in 20 years"
The herald., 1917-05-31
"Cn Club Of Athletes
DIXIE.

Columbia university, like Yale. has
formed &C" club of athletes, made up
of students whose athletic prowess has
helped spread the renOwn of the col
lege. Each Of the organizations will
construct clubhOuses on their respec-
tive campuses.
The herald., 1917-05-31
Printed Wool Jerseys

The newest thing in Sports IN - The
ora IL the printed wool jerseys, 70 a-at.
bright ana popular sports coio u.Sl COZ
ed in queer designs of sev 1'rllar .
frostipr colors in a manner slIi''''
sports silks.
The herald., 1917-05-31
TiQers Sian Ruzicka.

Another University of Michigan star
Is to have a chance to shine in the big
show. The Detroit club has signed Ed
ward Ruzicka, who has been a lead
ing pitcher In college circles.
The herald., 1917-05-31

Don't be too cocksure. You remem-
Der the fellow who refused to pick up
a pOcketbOOk on April first and missed
a comfortable roll Of greenbacks?"
"My experience convinces me that he
got the only genuine one ever left lying
around loose on that day"
The herald., 1917-05-31
Buttonhole Stitches.

Ruttonhole stitches may be used :.
fectively to join lace and emDrOl'. =.
The result is more pleasing than ="
ordinary seam.
The herald., 1917-05-31
TasseIs Popular.

Huge silk tassels trim many sepa-
rate skirts and one-pieCe dresses. ON
separate blOuses and jackets the taS-
sci idea is used. but here the quaint
ornaments are smaller.
The herald., 1917-05-31

and milk mixtures will
furnish sufficient fuel
for Il meatlcSS diet. al
though we learn that
any restriction in the
diet is not advisable for
any length of time, I'M
less following Il ply
SlCian'S orders.
As nuts are highly con-
CCntrated food, they need
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