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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-10-12

.Beibt bu, arbers, i9 babe usulid,
gar oroaig Don Dir gstrdunt", besonn
lie ppH isIBp, bp9 nift Obnt 9erIs,
senbeit.
2gir iplBtsu iOfori bic Obren.
sOns 1T ia ishr iHtere6aHt. Ou
.ptlegit alic Don mir 5u trdumen2"
n46, nur oiss eIne Dial, unb gu
croIlig lpnr es. IS mar tn Der No6t
San Sonntos, als i'd UtprgeHs einen
ausflug ma4eH pOIIte. Sd ioats
&benos bds @eIo nod srbalteH, ipur;
De Gber i'm Sti9 selaNeH. unb nun
lag i'd in meineln 9ett unD fflief
pU9l iibsr meineu aerser eiu, oenn ia
iraumte gang tlar, oaB i'd 2eO nit
mir nabm, 81 Di: siHg uuo Dir bein
9eiie9eIo abliitets, 10 oab Ou MIN
ia6it in 8erlegsHbeit parit."
rDus 1T ia t6ltIi6. Run, uHb Die
feIIteit bus Oenn an, mid 10 SriiHO'
li9 Su iiberIiten?"
9amit pOats fis nitt beraus, idien
a6er geraoe Disien 3beil ibres 5raus
mes beIonoers intersTant gu finOen.
n9aun, tpis benabmit Ou bid benu'
Sd Oerii6ere Dir, oab bu mir Hift
einmal i'm 5raume meiH ReiIegeIO
cbliiten t0nntef."
sic laate unb sr1Dtbeie DG ni6ts
cnoeres bali, Iab Qnoers ibr f8nrf
in cie 2lussn uHb lnsts HuabridIi4:
.glun aIIO, 70 bernbmit bu bid, bu
&ader. 9u IsBtsit bid auf msiHeH
gettranO, nubmFt mid bc;m &inn nuo
tbatsit f6Gn nit mir. Bis i6 10 toa
mar, aass bsr3ugeben! 90 ma4teIt
bus"
,Q6er neiH, tpie tanuft ou tpiheH..."
rief Warie unptGtiirlid, pibsrrief
aber I6neu uno 6etbeuerte, ons lei
ni6t Da6r. GO bate iis es i'm Sraus
NE uitt eema6t, rein :.
SFii1 uus betbe gspbaGter mar b1s
isbp6 ppltommen un5peifslbaft, baB
2lnberg bic Sortiefung ihres Srou'
mes ri4.ig beurtbeiIt bate. Differ
Giubrud mar unmDgliah su oerpts
fhen, bod gelang es uns uitt, be
@ahrbeit als pffeues 8etenutnis
ACKNOWLEDGMENT. Maris idien gu
ienen WlGbfen 81 eeborer, Die 'oedr
um ben guten 0amen urb Ruf tbrer
SrurmIetlc beIorst firb. TieTs User.
triebene glriiberie pur fe1r bumm,
tenu lie tinoerte urs, bic mertrDiiro-
ee Gntbetuns. oof Wortes Sraum
guntt fir guntt nit bern untptatiirs
liheu grletnis npn Srerub @rbsrs
Suiammenfiel, ols ppllfummer betpies
fene Sbatia1e Dor uns gu baben.
Don beut.te alles nit oolIenoeter
Wobri6einli5teit torauf bin, ouran
tonnten mir nift mebr stpefein.
,ggas bebeutet nun ons 0lles?A
fraqte @nners nadiber Elm iiber bas
cnbere Mol. .&anu bic cine Srarma
Teele einen Befuh BEL Der onbers1
MAIDEN, ibr sraumaelb obIiiten, bell
lenbe 5roumhitnos mithriugen, uno
lam alIes iih 10 ubIpieien, bob IS
3ur bpIlen Birfli6ieit fir cine ober
fir beibe pirb? @eldR NiloIup6te
tunn bag srtlGrere"
8eroeblid perfuGtsr mir, bic nertz
tpiirbiae Sahe 81 neriieben. 8itlleicht
1T fis isbr einfnt fir bieieuigen
Weni6eu, bic nlIes 5pifheu Simme.
unb grbe begrefen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-10-12
gsrfan

Hinbbieb. - Der Martt mar
beiite iebr rubig unb biel 0ieb biieb
in ben Gtdllen. Cute bis aussepdbIs
te fette Stiere bon 100 pfunb Ino
bGriiber paren fetis; aber bic eintas
den, mtttleren nnO geip0bHli4en Sorz
ten ipnreu iinsleidmdEig 5u taum iies
tieen preifen. Bette fette 6eifers ipd=
rem iietig, anOere langiam uno
fdSa9. @ute big ausseipdblte iette
aiibe narsn itetig. Cutters parm
lnngfnm uno ipenis psrlnngt Die
Ha9froge na9 Gamers mar febhaft
5u itetisen uHb iiarten prsiien. Die
gla9irage noa guten Mil8tiiben uno
Springtrs iiberpOg BEL tpeitem oas
4ngs6ot unb bic 4Jrsiie iparen isft.
9spSbnlide unb sinfa6e MilHtube
tuurben ni9t DerIaugt. 9ute StOdsrs
uno 5eebers pnren oou itetig, buges
gen parn eep6bnIi4e unb ssrings
Stodsrs ni9t beeebrt.
Mittlere uno ffIpere Stiere $500
-13.0O; Gleii4sr Stiers $3.50
$50; aussrlsisne Bis srtrn $9.75-|
11-50; Seifers $6.O0-8.25; ausers
Iefsns Bis ettra $8.5O-9.25; Slbe
$5.75-z.25; aussrIeiem bis srtra
$750-8.75; Gamers $5.O0-5.50;
Wiafi6e $45.00-12O.00; Stodsrs
unO iyesosrs $5.75-9.50.
8ullen. - Die 3ufu5r mar ses
ring unb bic prsiis bieIten itstis ber
gutter Ratfrase.
Bette 8ullen $4,000; Bologna
$7.00-8!00; massrs uub lsi4te So
50-6.75.
adIber. - e. CAB beute tsiHe
asnoeruns i'm Wartt, Die preiis pas
rem bur9idnittlid itstig.
Bette lei9ts aGl6er S1475-15.s
90; fair Bis CUTE $12.O0-14.75; ors
bindrs unb srobe $5.OO-10.00
6 S9psine. 9i. preiIe batten
bsut, infolse RaflaTsns auf auSsrn
Wldrtten, eineu ftortsn 5oG gu pers
;etbntn. Die Oefinur- mar 35 Bis
SOC niebriser als gsitsrn. Die glads
fro9s nad leibtsn S3tpeinen uno
Gertcln mar sering, Der preis toue
SOC risbriser unb ss bIisben Disle tn
ben StGG.n. Raube S9ipeine rers
tauften 25e billissr als seitern. Der
Sdlub mar flau uno ibtpn6.
aus.rlefsne f6tper. 225 pfunO unb
mebr S1s.70-1s.75; aussrlsiene 9srs
Ianbt, unb iylsif&riprtsn $1s.70-l
18.75; fair Biz sirte mittlere uno gee
mif6te S17.75-1S.75; lei9te Yer,
iunotiOrtsn 120 Bis 155 Yfunb $16.s
75-17.50; orbinars Biz quite Jsrtel
110 pfuno unb tpeniger $14.0o-I
1850; or6indrs Biz aussrIeIsus T4pes
re fttte Sdue $14.00-16.0o; Sttss
$I3.Q0-17.00.
G afs uub Ga mmsr. - aIts
S4dfs iDaren itetig pie ssiteru, 2dms
mer parsn langiam unb meiit 25c
bIliger. Der S9luB por longiam uHb
f4pa4 unb es bIisb pieI 9isb in ben
StdlIsn.
Sdafe. ausrleims Biz EXTRA $10.s
25-10.50; fair Bis CUTE $500
1000; guls unb orbiHdre 500
7.50; gOds $3.50 uHb tp.nissr. i
2dmmsr, auserIdene BIB srtra ST.
75-18.00; fair Biz quite S16.75-I
1850; fecOnbs S14.00-16.5O; Gaas
unb prbinGrs $10.00-14.0O.
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Simmer i'm SiIbe.
ShntubI bat gum StpeiteunlaI ge-
6eiratet. 9o fragt lem SobnheH;
.Gate, boIte be neie Yaanuue olib
ipo oIt gefadft?-
= 9erermiiHte angler.
Setter: CAB ibr mir ben Slid Iest
nit Der notieen AnoadJt ner5ebrt.
ibr &aneenl Der bat brei Ndrf &C.
toitet = bie urlib i@ nadIte sSo4e
abbruunmenl~
Srren 1T menidIib.
Sountossidger (oer iebr fursfittig
III uno ebeu cin Subn seieblt bat,
ols ibm iein &unb ernen Soien ap'
portiert): .SoIIte id ben 10 Der.
fonnt boben2-
gom TbreiBfuIen6er.
6riibIines.gniane.
Sers mein Sers, mos iou bas
aeben?
9aIbsbare nit Sauerfrout.
SIN fibIt9en gtInntis
den O5eant gibt es @istnfetu, Die
,ire 2Gnse pon 15 ReiIsn uuo sSHe
66be Don iiber 800 Sub srreihen.
Sos S63fte unb GbeIife im
Uteniden per5.ret fi4 unb 1T p5ne
Rusen fir bic .bGties 8elt, unb aus
be- Sfette I65ntr 9tbnHttn t5rnsn
ii6 rur etniee Glisbsr nls 9batea ab.
Intpu
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-10-12
Gin nd&tfi6er Yefn6.
St55e bon .. 96g6erg.

anoers. elmer Der aepanbteiten
Gorreipunoentsn uuisrer3eitun bate
fih etuss Sdmitoaabenbs fru6 su
gett seIegt, na4oem sr aues auf bas
forafdIiisits eeorbnet baits, Inn an
nG4iteH Mptgen 7.3O fortreifen su
t0nHsn. I'm Der Si6srbeit piQen
ltgte er rus portemonnais nit benz
Heiie9elb nuf ben Ra6ttti6. Damn
iHlief sr Elm, rubis pis Elm unI9uIs
bises 9inb.
SH Der i5riibFtunbe in Der belIen
Sommsrrn9t srtpn9te er bur6 Elm
alopfen on Der 9hir. Sin Bid auf
bic lbr betDies ibm, bag ss 5aIb flint
mar.
pSersin!S ruff 4nbers f6laFtruns
ten, in beiH @laubeH, Is lei elm Iuitis
ger 9ruber, Der I'M Worsengruuen
erauBen berunitortle.
Do9 bn trat bus I40nits Mdb9ea
Elm, bas Anbsrs nett uub brett tunn.
ts. Sn ibrer gesIeitung mar siu
GROCER geruburoinsrbuub, ben re
pOblbeba4t mitssbra6t tatts.
,Das bebeutet bas2" rief er err
ftaunt. rSp friib bes ROrgsns bel
mir, Ntdrie2"
.SF!" fIiiftert. bas bi6i8e @ss
idopf. .Ridt 10 Iaut iprs4eHl 5m
RebenaimnIer ipcbnt ia aud Elm
Serr.-
.Dos III uber elm unerrpartster
gefud~, srtpiberts sr nun bol6 fiji
iternb pom Bette aus unb TAB ii6
dngitIi6 in fsirsm Suuessisneu5ims
msr I'M. Gott Tsi Dani, nihts Nm
Ffbbises mar gu fsben. Gr atbrets
nuf. ySebft bu gu 10 ungeipobnter
shnnbe nit Geo ipdsieren2-
SD pGre ni6t bergefommen,
tpenu man mid nitt NIT benz @eIOe
I'M Sti6e eelaiTsn bate, ilaste fie.
.SSb muB auf ieb:n 6aII beute nod
rtrreiIsn. Sas Boot gebt nm Iisbm
llbr. llno nun mub i9 @elb babtn,
tpie ss AUDI tommtn mag"
r9o tpmmit bu asrabe gum Re9z
ten" beoauerte er.
I'D, qnDers, eu tannTt mir bod
ii6sr bic SipanSi1 arpnen porftreten,
bic i6 10 uotblpsrbig ssbrauae?"
lin teiIen greis, liebes ainb,
sDansig Sronen iinb anes. mas idb
babe, uno bic brau6e iG beute mo-
ibia fir mstne RepOrterrsiis. Gs
tut mir lsib, is6r Ieib, absr -"
% ia, bu tannft iie mir iiberlniIsu,
anosrs, ni6t ipabr2" bo. Die S60ne.
.9ors nnui6sli9. Dos bisbe meine
2eiie oufseben."
Slider nidt. Su bruu6it ia MIR
etipns friibsr aufsuftshen uno gu benz
Saifisrer gu sehenl"
sSa, tpenn es fpsuiaFiens Elm Wp=
ftntas tpGre, a6er fpsr tpeiB, ob er
niht aud einen qusflug ma9t2
Rsin, bos fpnue ih ipirfIih niht!"
I'D, bu t0nnteIt mir Thon belfsu,
hsnu bu nur ipoIIt.itl" iugts lie DUrs
prrFspp1.
Sh5ne 1rnusn srgeber iih uiht
10 Ieiht. fDsnn fidb's I'M Gelo bnnSslt,
cog fpllte nun nuh Der drn1e aubers
.rfobren. Gton, SoB Wtorie. bic
Ideue, siniperIide Waoris, uin bieIe
5tnnbe tam, befpies eeuiidfdm cine
'erpessns Gusrsis, bic alien setp6hns |
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-10-12
ebicaga II. Oitobcr.

S4peiue. = 3ufubr 10000;
Wiartt i9tuGt; Built $17.70-1S.s
go; ssmi6ts $17.00-18.00; iaip:re
$1700-18.s0; robe $17.00-17.So;
Gsrisl $12.50-16.25.
Riubbieb. = 3ufubr II, 600;
Martt itstis; Ratibe Stiere S7.2o--
1850; Weitsrn Stiere $6.25-14.!5;
Stoders unb Seebers $6.25-11.6O;
Siibe. unb Ssifers $5.15-l2.3o;
Rdlber $9.50-16.0o.
6 d afs. -3ufubr 5000; Wurtt
f6pn9; Detbtrs $9.10-13.oO; Glpes
$Sl60-11.85. edmmer $13.25-
1925.
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alnsnartiss marfte.
Rem gOri, II. OttO6tr.

Roeqenmebl. = Wiortt ihDd9er;
fair bls gutes S10.00-10.25; ousers
isienss bis fonc9 $10.25-10.50 uno
BEL antunft in 40 pfunb Sdden.
Rosesn. = giartt ipilIissr; RO. 2
Deitern $1.S9 {. /. 7. Rem gOrt.
@erite. = Wartt fhpdder; 5seos
ing $1.1Q, Msltiug $1.44-1.4S; Ga
Iifornio $1.4O- {. |. T. Rsiu Yort.
BeIIbtprn. 49, Wartt itetie; 10. 2
gsIbes S2.03 uHo gio. 2 semildtes
$500 c. / I. Rem yort.
Snfsr. - Wartt ifetis; StonbGro
e51e.
S9mnlj. = Rartt ipilig; RibSls
Wtif S23.25-23.35.
3uder. = ROber, Wnrft ilci.s.
Centrifugal $500; mplaFss s6G2;
raffinirter. itetis; fein sranuIirtsr
SS.35-8.50.
Der Morit fir anotre artitsI mar
rnoGdnberi.
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3uder. - preile itstig. - Raf.
finirisr Gut goaf 5000; popbsr;b
$40; Cubes $9.95; sranuiirter
1895; gpufeciioners u 1856; on
.4" $S.55-8.65; ipsiBsr ertra $s.35
-8.45; sytra g. $s.25 per hunpert
plumb.
RoIaffss. - w1rii if,.ta
Rem Srlsans Open atttel 55-65c;
Centrifugal 40-4Sc psr GaIIons.
Rsts. - Grira faaep psao 81
&c; fnnep s-8ae; fssono Ssao Z
7le; sebrO4tusr 5t-5ac; Sapen "A
Sic.
Datrssprebufte
Butter. - E2artt sismli& lsb.
1aft. s3rsifs fer. - 0boIemilt ertra
46e; GtntraIi3sb .rtrn 43ie; gentros
li5eb firits 41se; ieccnbs 39c; 5anfpI
Doirp 39c; pading Siod 31-36e.
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Gbiraap. IL O,tpber.

DeIldtorn. - Sir Se3. 81 .12i-
1.15s; ON StIub $1.14. Sir yini
$.07f-1.1O4; am G6lub S1.095.
5ofer. - 5iir Sea. 57s-5Sse;;
am Sdlub 5sic. Sir Wai SO -6ose;
am G4lub 59se.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-10-12
IN sa ssns
nrss Can.
o,eIb, goubs unb aftien in 9sslu JOrt

GtI4dttspapisrs syresn ~ 51<-5KS
bisfontirt. Rsafd auf 2oRbon parsn fftiis.
Glr 80 Tass k71K, Commercial pins. %
faas, ek.7l, Si9t t47bz, &ebels
anBsiiuneen CATO 7It6. Sranes Siai
6,79, &afa 6.77A; Rari, fein Enoii'
runsen; Rrpnen. teiHs GustiruHsen, 2ire
6i6t T.75, 6nteI TIA, Rubd SiAt 1880 |;
aabsl 10 80, Suber BarreH 6eN Rsgifa'
tsniiGe 9saarS &C.
GttttnMarit-Ter Nartt hsr aua
heuts pisoee FeberiI4, bod ssrosn bisDer.
lujfe Der eriien StnHoe sum Ibdl nieetr
eut geina6l unb nte Gas. aftien, bsionbers
absr Ohio Giiks 0as com fdlohsn isii.
0tfsukofa 0ffisu
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Siehmsrft

Cincinnati, IL. Stt. 1917.
3ufubr unb gsrinnst pdbrsno Der
Iestsn "a Stunbtn. perslitsn nit 6su
DOrDersangsnen orsi 2ussn. ino Ris
Folst:
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-10-12
metaas asMtarst.
81 e p @ort. IL Sttobs

Rep gort, II. Sttobsr.
3inn. = Martt fsit; $60.6-
81.25.
9lei. - Mnrtt feit; $7.75.
Spelter. = Martt rubis; $500
8.25.
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1eanefaaa, II. On, fei

EoubetFh6 b. lie Dtiy itlIs
Die Radfreee mad 1adebfn par teuts
ui&t fshr gro6, bod perfn bic 8iusraisn
isk. i5ar bsfIeben burbeH bon ben DaH.
fen bK-ex bsre6net, bic ylstler aber
ylaeirten iolde 81 6Hss.
ags6lf esf Hsw nsss
wurbeu 40 Bari ,uifben Bdnfen psrfauit.
Gis epuuierrats beiraet soc pramis per
$1,000
nssAid Ell ossspa-
ei&t.8shid auf uoneoi purses 40
AT pro BfD.. StrIins euot.rt. @eh.
ld aHi Berlin purDen niai quotirt: Iar
Re@id auf Hsris 1856 pro 5ranc, auf
0Hitsrsam <5.Sot pro 0ulesH. SgeGId
ouf Hieu pnroeu niht auotit. 4ires
lac, Rubel 1906. 6todboIm srp Krone
s1.soe, srsns. ,e4DsiD s,e
rareH rphia sHb itetie. Die panies quo.
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9dsIi6er Marft.Bsrid,t.
Gineinnoti. II. Ott0bsr.

" IL. OttHpsl.
pie na4foIgeuben Quctirungen Be.
3isbsn ii9 nur auf ensrDss sSransoi'
ttonsn. Bel tleineren gsIddftm tper'
ben ettpas b5bers g,rsiIs bers&nsi.
prortfionen.
Sd maIa. prima GtsaHl
24.oo-4.15; Gamilp 2sh-27i.
Il ngeialsenes Glei; d.
Short clear Ssitsn 2S-28ae; .rtrd
lbort clear Seiisn 27a-28c; ,lirS'
Rippsn 27a-2Se; Bellies 304-3ot'
per pfuno.
Gerdu9ertes GIetfd. =
Short clear Seiten 3o1-31e; sytrd
fbort clear Gsiisn 30-304e;; lur5s
Rippen 30-30Ae; Bellies 334-33Ae
sugar Gureb Sleiid. :
Sdinien 28a-29se; pienie S9uI'
tern 23-231c; greatfait Bacon So
40e; S6ulisrn in padstsu 24s-
25e; Rem Yort Gut 25t-26c; se'
trodnste Beef S4uItern 34-34ac per
pfunb.
@absep5felies Jlet4.--
6dinien 25t-26e; pieuic S4uI'
tern 20Se; Bellies 1896; S9ultsrn
in padeten 20-20Ae; Rem gOri eui
bu. 21-21se.
Grifaes aIeif6. - e6inien,
lofe. 26a-27ke; pieuie S4uIlsrn
20-21c; S9ultern 23-23te; tur5t
Ripp,nititen 26-27e; fbort clear
Nipp,nisitsn 26--27e; srtrd ibort
clear Rippenf,i!sn 26-26lc; lsidte
Bellies 35l-36ac; f4psre DO. 34-
35e.
m.bl uns g.Keiss
MebI. - @inter patsnt 5000;
Wtnter fanep $10.4O; WiHier famiip
$3.50; Binf.r ertra $3.50; Wintrr
Orbindr S7.9o-s.40; 9artts Bsistn
paisnt $11.4 80; 5artss 9st'
ssn faneD $1o.65-11. 1.15; ;9artss 1SsI'
gen familp $9.90--10.4O; RortblDs,
fern semiitt.s $10.75-1LO0;, Ros'
gen. gitp, rsinss. $11W-1l.25;
RcsseH 9itp. ssmiidiss. $11.oo-
1125.
Wsi3en. - Der Warit mar
flau; go. 2 rotbsr $2.l5s-217a;
go. 8 rotber $2.12s-2.14t; go. A
uno 90. 5 naa probs $2.O-2.l2
per gu.
@eI5htorn. = go. l fpeIbes
$2.05-2.OS; glO. 2 DO. S2.O5--2.OS;
go. 8 bo. $2.05-2.08; Ro. a Do.
$2.00-2.02; Ro. s DO. $1.98-2.s
90; Rp. 8 DO. $1.98-2.00. - 30. l
eti6es $1.9o; 80. 2 DO. $1.9o; 90. 3
bO. s1.90; go. 4 DO. $1.80-LS5;
RO. 8 bo. $1.75-1.S0; 80. 6 oo.
$1.75-1s0. - no. / ssmii9tss ST.
30. 9 DO $1.8o-1.S5;
SO. 3 bo. $1.sO-1.s5; Ro. 4 DO.
$LD-1.75; Ro. 5 DO. $1.65-1.70;
ylo. 6 bo. $1.65-1.70. - WeiBss
aoltsntorn $2.00-2.05; ssIbss ,tOI'
bsniorn 81 S5-1 90; s,mii9tss aoIs
bcniorn $1.S0-1.S5.
9afe.r. - No. 9 peibn 81
61Ac; Stauoarb tpeiber 60-603e;
Ro. 8 ipeiber 59a-60ac; Ro. 4 tpsi'
Der $3.50; Ro. 2 seniidter So
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The Detroit times., 1917-02-14

III that hole was filled. Then he
went all along the whole length OF
his dam 10 make sure that there
were no other holes. All the time
be was. OF course. under the ice
As there was a little space between
the water and the ice above he
could get what air he needed BY
sticking bis nose above the water.
When be vas quite sure that his
dam was once more strong and safe
he swan back 10 his house and
cravled up into his bedroom 10 rest
and 10 wonder who could have made
that hole and 10 hope that whoever
II was they would not make another
All this time Farmer Browns Boy
Who you know had cut that hole In
the dam Just out OF curiosity TO nnc
out how long II would take Paddy
to discover II and what he would dc
when he did discover II. sat where
he could see that hole and keep his
eyes right on H. He hadn't sat there
long enough 10 grow impatient wher
Il seemed TO him that the stream Of
water running out OF that hole wa
smaller. He leaned forward ane
watched eagerly. Yes. that stream
certainly was smaller. and even a.
Dhe looked IL grew smaller still The
The Detroit times., 1917-02-14
Society

Mrs. HARRINGTON Il Walker Will
leave Thursday for New York
@
Mrs. Henry NJ. Campbell gave a
tea Tuesday afternoon In honor OF
Airs. James Burtsnshaw.
Afr. and Mrs Arthur OConnor
lefi Monday for Palm Beach where
they will remain for several weeks
Mrs. Arthur III. Dull viii give a
children's luncheon In the Woman's
exchange. Friday.
Mrs. W. III Humphrey and young
son left sunday for California
where they win remain two months
Mrs. John s Sweeney viii enter
tain at luncheon in the Holland tea
rooms, Thursday.
The Thursday Evening Dancing
club viii give dinner IN the De
troit Athletic club. Wednesday eve
Ming. followed by dancing.
-
Detroit Alumnae % Sigma Nh fra
ternity viii give It's annual dinner
dance Friday evening. in the Hotel
Statler.
Miss Madeline Windsor Will pres
eni a number OF her piano pupils, In
a recital. Friday evening. Feb. ls.
IN the First Unitarian church house
o.
Miss Marjorie Melllsh has Como 20
New York 20 visit friends and viii
&c 20 Atlantic CITY before returning
TO Detroit
Mrs William II Ksntle an.
nounces the engagement OF her
daughter Dorothy Stewart, 20
George Norman Reid. the marriage
20 take place in the spring.
The annual business meeting and
election OF officers OF tho Ohio so
ciety will be held Monday evening.
Feb 10. In the Board OF Commerce
building
81
Miss Lulu H. Nablo and Arthur
Richardson were married In the
home os the brides mother Mrs g
Nahlo. No. l45 Bethune-ave. west
Saturday afternoon. Feb 10. the
Rev Harvey G. Pearce officiating
A wedding dinner was served in
The Detroit times., 1917-02-14
Mime. Culp Charms
Arcadia Audience
Tuesday EVening

Nine. Julia culp. Dutch contraito'
Acknowledged 60 be one OF the nnesi
exponenis OF tho pure art OF sons
among women singers. wa heard
Tuesday evening. In Arcadia. In a
Joint recital with Francis Macmillen,
The American vtoiinist,
Nine. Culp, gracious. charming 10
look upon. with a mezso voice that
she Is able to do with IA she Wills,
gave q program OF English. French
and German songs that were OF the
kind TO delight any audience of
mixed musical taste. That singer
aud songs pleased 90 an unusual de
gree was evidenced In the applause
layished upon Nine. Culp. unfortu.
raiely. this appreciation greatly
heightened an overlong program In
the first place. and the concert was
not brought to a close until an IN
reasonably late hour
Nine. Culp Is pre-eminent In the
Geld OF German lieder and she prov
ed that, unlike many OF her co-ar'
lists whose reputation exists largely
upon their talent for this sort OF
work. she Is Just as much AZ home
IN other helds. and can sing equally
wen in fTench and in English
whether the latter songs are OF the
sd folk variety or the modern. she
IS an artist in whatever she az
tompts. and her hearers were no
slow 20 recognize her yers ABILITY o.
oppression and catholicity OF taste
and choice in the numbers she pre-
seRted
Mr. Macmillen scarcely bore ou'
he promise he made when he ap-
pearcd here last season as soloisi
rlth the Detroit symphony orehes
ira lie seemed 10 be hand!cappel
with the condition OF his instrument
which refused 10 keep in tune a.
view OF this difficulty his work sui
fgred and he could not do himsel
Justice In one number be had the
upport. as accompanied at the or
san. of Charles Frederic Morse, Of
This city, but the introduction % the
organ was not any more successful
han IL vas at the Louise Homer
concert a fortnight ago. which is the
fault OF the organ and not % Is
player who was Mr.. Morse in both
| instances
lmpeccaole accomplishments were
given Nine Culp BY Conrad v Bos
while Nicolsi Schneer was the &c
companist for Mr. Macmillen.
! The concert was one OF the Cen
tral Concert eompauy's series, the
The Detroit times., 1917-02-14

the Hotel Statler. Following an
eastern wedding trip Mr., and Mrs.
Richardson will be at home after
March I. In the saragossa apart.
ments.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles v. Bisiman.
and Mr. and Mrs. Harry J. Fog will
attend q whist meeting In Chicago.
next week. and later viii go 90
French Lick Springs for . fort
nights stay.
%
Miss verna lee will entertain
Thursday afternoon. for Miss Erma
belle Sparks. Mrs. j. w. westcott
viii be hostess at luncheon. satur.
day. In the woman's Exchange. for
Miss Sparks whose marriage 20
Charles Henry Westcott viii take
place Saturday. Fsb, "a
Lawrence Houseman's "The Ont.
nese Lantern" will be produced for
the first tune in Detroit. Friday even.
ting Feb. is. In the Little theater OF
the Arts and Crafts society. No. rs
Watson-st II will be acted by d.
troit amateurs and staged by Sam
hume. director OF the Little the
alter.
o.
There are few social affairs in De.
troit "a attractive and jolly as the
annual Valentine ball OF Oriental
lodge, No ss0. +. A. NJ. which will
take place "wednesday evening. in
IN Masonic temple. Special efforts
have been made this year To excel
the always lovely decorations pf bali
The Detroit times., 1917-02-14
The Confessions of a Wife
Some Day You win Find Your One Friend.

haps nrst brought in on your moth
er's arms. and go orr she CUES
toned
The part OF Elga Is uy nrst
role, answered quietly.
Good Lord. then you are in love
oh. I must not ask that
You may II you wish. Az least
I'll answer what think vas your
question. ara not In love with Err
Dest LaWton. have never been on
the stage before. | am almost A
graduate OF Vassar-my parents
died suddenly in the last months OF
my senior year and was not able
to 20 back 10 college after their
death
II | may ask 3 obvious a ques-
tion. who did you so on the stage p
~ had 10 do something or s,arve
I thought the stage offered the best
prospect for an unframed girl who
Eas yersed in society WAYS and man
ners.
Well, have you found II So
II have not been at Il long
enough. 20 be sure. but | don't mind
telling you I grew very discouraged
before landed this part
How did you land itr
SIR IAEton saw me at one OF
the agencies and thought | looked
the part
Then you believe IN fate1'
I'D hate 10 think that ve are
only pazns in the great scheme OF
things like TO feel that can have
anything in this world want IL I
want II bad enough--and yet IL al
most seems 20 me everything that
has come 20 me, good or bad. has
come 70 me BY chance
my dear said Alma Huntin gton
softly. did anyone ever tell you you
were great copyT
what r. copyT
1T is The story I am going 70
write about you
You are the nrst person that
has ever written one
DO you mean to say you have
neter been interviewed
Never
"A wide smile M up Alma Hunt
,ngfon's face and she reached over
and shook my hand Our wonderful
friendship had begun"
(To BE Continued