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The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1915-03-04
zuNER. 1. Z.

zUVER, l. z.
Now my friends did you ever hear, of
a fellow that's an honest (Auctioneer,)
who would anything seven or eight
ways tell sooner than lie about what
he'd sell; this fellows name is
Zuver. L e.
You need not worry, you've no risk to
run for I'll go through your stock like
a son of a gun. and you'll have money
when I get done. Now don't forget
when you want to sell and send for
zuver, I. E.
Write to Grangeville or call on the
phone pay the message so you needn't
groan. and when I'm done you'll have
money to loan. Go ask the people for
whom I sell. they say send for
Zuver. l. E.
I'll get you money that's never been
spent. and for doing this act I'll charge
two per cent Don't get a cheap man
and then repent, but make up your
mind before you sell and send for
Zuver,. l. E.
If you're going to do biz it's an ex-
cellent trait to write to me before TAX
Ing date or you may find out you've
come too late. Keep this in mind be-
fore you sell and send word to
zuver. /. E.
Now this was not written to try TO
act wise, 1t was done to advertise, and
In getting the sales he takes the
prize. So think of this when you want
to sell and send for
Zuver l. E.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-12-23
DON'T JAYWALK" PLEA
OF POLICE DEPARTMENT
chisi Fo~lsr Urges ca. operation ~ ,hs
pahiie In thmins,ing Jay
WALKING

Win sse establishment 80 ths sstr
a. soues Wssnsasiae chs isiirs d.
psftm,nt afgrs 90. people ~ Corpus
Christi in rtfaiA frifu 'ifs WHltlnf
t.ointina api chat eiul fhr asiHienf'
and cooperation - pedestrians anA
drivers ri aaiam1iAlrs aui eihHf far-
nas ciaaaea ~ yfHifies scridenff pn inH
STREETS cen bel reduced ia a minimun
rh,ft il nH ffeusr f0g iaf raifiNf
n Naa happen "a 600 frrna across
too street dunf tars acrUse fn aliHhf
hands III tnn ns1 faH f0 nHiirr rn'uf
iaasiae aufumohk tbsi aiii fei 500 ii
son DON'T Nai0h aut ira a4irf lian
y ta lii Go thr fret Onrner and ihru
rfnss gao ths etitef ride ~ inf street
and there meet sear ffleud
la san kniaaia iinnffnn ifaiias HnH
either cltiet gay.Naitink b. prohibited
tt ordinance Hefr no such pfaiHaHfs
rsirfs fhe cnDnei insfasa A'isnainf
an tas ooapffaton ~ fhs peapls iH
mablns saeh an ordinance un1ftet
sara
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-12-23
WATER PUMPED THROUGH THENEW
TWENTY INCHMAINS LAST NIGHT
CITY BEGINS TEST OF THE NEW PLANT DURING NIGHT
FILLING THE NEW $4,000 GALLON TANK

Tao eous,rueiiva X tie new tseo sss
WATERWAYS steitsn ~ tatft,ns la,firtt
bar hstn rfaruepib cnanthist ahs tho
Plant. afivf 10 % iealta b, ihs eI4s Nts
q, feady fef aecslaAnse fi,.m i.oais
Lava cuntf4Diaf
rhs rev plant iasiaa,e pumping
siAtioa e, teiaNcn ie vhlsh sw tvs
f"fnr, niih cesrtirr4 eag4sili ~ e-
speeea eellens Haf a lrr1aas thpcs
mechanioal fgtofs aiis al Csla3en
sesh vith wofkins cagativ 81 9.
NQo pae NsiNra tam, d insleafs d
tpvntyn,h east .fnn gllf llns lcteseu
NnHas rhrsi ana ,'aisfrh. csi.sil, 80
tfiiNfunr in iht cin n,ani iiinss tits
aaantif n esfer t.ai pll g. a.
maadci .f DO far maHf stsrs ana Is'
c4fpaa tlusN sht i..sni InfIudrs =
new sisaaae tanA ~ .1t aod ralieas
which added t0 iht ola iant with y
capacity ai sn oro aallans n,akfs lN.
iai sioNs, nsnk cApseiif VI stveel
seiiuus
This Immense wrlf has Hls hrtn
completed ht iHnIs loqk pfsnlngri
contractor VI Nuuna l.anlslsua M4
isnsk l,u rursdaA tssuins trf hlf
h.mf eNsff hs wiN rient ift halials
Nr Dos afinrHu Alf iteA .aii
fDau uinn sisai ihf niddlf r'
fAnAaN Az complies arf anEsintnis Ga
flrnluf mN raui4sci utrf ir tnr tHt
WfNf ihen haa isrfn re official es,
PRECISION ~ asprSN A ms pUih
AnuN iNA iho wagsfaoii. lAapi 81
etnsigat4fd mevls All requirement.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-12-23
WaC0 PHOTOGRAPHER TO
MAKE MS home HERE
a. ceinsa sssf,sa ~ aeariasss
u corfua Chus'i psssdsa 40
losAts Nsrt

Tesiuauhf ie tia fari ipst ii rafs a.
adNsrlre nas sect htrn atmHHfifeiFd
Va priaiasl way hNi ibnf siHrn "
b ruintan ihrH ~ NsfH ease efttfAl
ttfrfsHr, iu llr drlifafs "a iitinS ln
geAaa rhnsu sod came daeH 81 ltnh
tnt siteafina uttf
of course tht ns,liaNif has htpf
nrn,d and $50 C0imsH roHa sfni fNr
ais wife aHd BE- nDW cltigen - '"f
pHs chusil
hif ra'inar ls phHoafHf hff anH
has Dn,nrd b tiuain in ifie gay arh
etreffs o. sft ns sheft - ihf pnsi
mess
fif % nu ouif . photographer ~ iNe
utti mnk Nui aN sstisi HH &sii hHfirF
had lhs Wara Cnifeu raiacf uadrr hie
rnafae iu the rsf ns feafe ei'ffr
his irnHunns in Nll pinaiir ARD oihfi
fafua ~ d.iafsAaus az ihs wonder "a
ihe fhudstftt Nhu rir@ fhenl
Mf flman ~ Hu asiife i've Nift
ana aNl nsh. fsiuanif Hadiiiau iH
il,t isusinfrs eifsisr ~ tht riit fits
Z slfaa appearing N iahsi iHfHr ~ ihf
caller usrs nedf hi $50 coirian nhn
nas afseilird - p"siiiitn nA Fiaff fhn
sa4fa,lnff fuf ihf railfI
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-12-23

cNetntos t4sa1s nets Az Loss cou
Naut,t aaod stmf.iss tteula HAt a.
I've hsie
a fa,t eaio,.ea ~, wsiA under tpe
present fin atmiuirtfution. ant ihr
u,cmesrs 81 tht 4ii, Sesic~il neletins
ists mas.s s4s ths iinesl hAHsh ~ nitN
serf ~oftea t,F
fhr nsw ,AAnl Vas l-iesoAit, ia.
spftle1 iasl fNfs|las b, a laftN int
fiuanas Ng fogh "a a. srihetiait s.f
fhs sIft tralncli aat REPRESENTATIVES,
ni inr l,,ai i.frra thf tflr Wse ntiat
ta Vtiailtn owe nsiish rssstt 90 HHleh
tIn.e lh q neu fssdst tAf fartlshYi f,f
lht ,..,ktihn ~, fht incsi lNi.iFr sFrnt,
SO t.sIsllfn elsa - sHe ,ih4s,tr "a lna
ieqtsi "a iht salfiun wc3 into Nhlth
ihs ~agti falm tho nvr b. drR~h h3
afaNlN Ihs welt attni Nfiesa itti
iu diamsttf ard eNtfHaip9 slAttern
9eti sreYt ana fhs same dlstsnfe hft
lav $40 ratfatt VAS sentirtcsra ~
ffiniafeei o.Negttt AS a ,nai "a nearly
sioeee
iN ihs rnmp hnHee tvu pWmiN ssh
a osuaHN ~ iNH auA naN niHiiNN
esuans hafe Nsss iHrtalled atai eNfni
usuf "a 81 plaNnrd iN mNNe NfNih'l
pnmp CAS- shis hfcaitgn ln'm fhr r'iaf
sistHn si FHH iakc This ~a fiNt
tht eniltt want in pumplnp end r.
tenne marHlntFN eaiarisN = -
oNt rae ranafs dANh
Fht an,ands AbaHt int aiaHt has,
aaen Ietflst anH frfar's laiH nHt
j
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-12-23
REALTY TRANSFERS

Ghf f0lllnief fsssiB ifannfrf' Was
nisd la enc "ffire "A Ga, eoonig ti'fif
NfaisfuH8
kate a. innes and o. A. isnf- 90
MassaFai naiisIiY and faastiilns MNi
iaflf i8i ffe bend sssi ii ffef ~ -
ne 81 iiesl ~ Cemst CtHsif Afsfh
Addition rtfna ffonrf 4 1913 snn
siaerafIHr trftH
aOLlYi HOLLY
flraaffuli4 asfneH nffafAff Hf
f.aa a ZEN daGrn fn~rr lefi Fer
ynfiaimss raea iie ilpffF Ainprp
hH.alre Aar
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-12-23
IlMON HUNTING PARTY
RETURNED WEDNESDAY
ne raf'S hspertcd thst Ths, Ktn,.
feur'sen Sucks and other VIA
Game.

Daana. tt.a
lianl ,,,.,..'i 10y Ninit
Ho wn. r,,t., rHirf"HA
~ h.s aa,.r,,.r.., .,... ~. ''''lli'sl,
ore Ia I'm. i.,.... ?. N'Ns ~
has t.tso ~, ~, .,...'.'. r.ii'fe ihat
Qua ch,.,, ''' ~ 'i'h 'si'
Yes,,ris, u.s, a..
t.,,... .r',., lNtn ~ hunnif
rnee a. n v,l.t. l"N
the fr,.,h t...,.., iit"i
Id. iio,n .,.1 $500. A s'ii''
~. ~. $3.50, ' ~ Hh &"
n a., ~. W. SWAY N'"i
.bsf s.,,.' WV s'lN n's saws
M, a., ~. w 's ~ nAhs
l.,., trl. 49,. ,0. wv -" ~ a'
,....t.... u, 'i" 1880 fr+
Washington Journal., 1915-11-05
&ciucfes 9riessfrcnoe,t.

Nus Dem WeftertpaIb pirb aez
f4rieben: IS 1T seraoe 10, aIs ob er
piBte, Der aIte SpiBbube Reinete,
bdB inn bas &ouben unb @aunern
gegenlpdrtig 10 leidt uno gefabrlDs
gema4t lit. $50 er fonIt bel Der Musz
ubung feines unebIen @eiperbes mad
8~rigantenart bic alIergr0Bte 8orfi4t
luatten uno al feline ibm erbli9
iibertommenen &dnte in S9laubeit
fpielen lGBt. 5ei9t er ii9 beuer in
elmer itaunensnerten unbefangenbeit.
Song segen feline @spobnbeit tommt
er ieBt bdufig am belen Ii9ten Sage
aus ieinen S9lupfninteln in oes
Walbes tieflten @rinben 6srbor, UNI
nit benz pfiffigiten @eli9t bur9 ole
O0rfer gu itol5ieren uno bort bas
dbnungsloie BOLT Der Siibner uno
Der @dnle nit leinsr aQ3u pIDbIi9en
4npeienbeit gu iiberrai9en. MIs ob
es es iuiiBte, Der liItise 8ruoer 4ot>
rod. baB Die Sd9er nit benz S9ieB<
gelpebr fernab peiler unb in Gsfils
Den pirf9en mii1en. mo oas GraueE
berrf9t, Oas teinen @ebnnten an beis
matIi9e Tu9siaaoen bulbet. gu
Oubenoen bolt er li9 oaber, dnbe.
fimmert um Sag unb Stunoe, ees
fie0erte 8eute bon ben Sofen, 10 oaB
er es augenbIidli9 pabrli9 ni9t nos
tig bat, ettpa einem tOri4ten Hoben
na63uiriiren, ibm our9 i9mei9leriz
l9e Heoensdrten Elm Stiidhen Safe
abipenltig 81 MAIDEN oOer gar 5i9
UNI bo9bdnsenoe Srauben gu bemiis
ben, bic iiberoies betanntli9 itets
iauer iinb. Nismano lit 10 ie6r er-
tldrter Treunb Don &rieg uno
Rriegsgei4rei pie bic JamiIie Heine=
fe. @inaig abseiehen DopOn. oaB bas
cine ooer anbere ibrer MitsIieoer ge>
lesentii4 acknowledgements sinmal
ms Glen sebt. bat lie ME aupor 10
CUTE Sage gei9nut tpie in bieier foz
sendnnieu rf4peren 3eit". = Wat
Sem eenen fen ubl, is rem annern
fen Wnftinnm
Washington Journal., 1915-11-05
1916.

uaein Iisber Serr asOadtiOndr:
Washington Journal., 1915-11-05

Ser Moior botte bor S9red Teineu
Dumb often Iteben IoiIen.
Der @rof CAB benz &uifen einen
Iei6ten Rlaps auf bic S9uIter.
Limb jeBt, mein lieber Moior,
bdtten mir aufnmmen nod cine tleine
3ednung ous5ugIei9en. Sine Re4s
nung, Die sic, pie i9 sic femme,
Obne tpeitcre l1mItdnOe foIOieren perz
ben, 3umal es lif inns Oiterreidif9e
Gote Rreu5 bonbelt, benz Sic ia f9on
nll3ubiele 8etrdge 3uguniten Oes ruiz
iil9en Hoten Rreuaes ent3ogen baz
ben 49,. Soben sic mid pertanoen,
9err Moior?"
n@epiB babe id sic Deritunoen,"
murmelte Der @sfraete.
n@ortreffli9. llnb ba sic Der
Ginfa9beit balber Die fiirs ruifif9e
gfote &reua geIommelten getrGge
glei9 in Sbrer Safde Bel fi9 fiibrsn
= Soft, fpsr ma9t 10 biele llmftGnbe
i'm &rieg, ni9t pabrg -, 10 fOrOere
i9 Sic hermit auf, mir auf Der
@tsIIe gegen biefs Auittungen bier
feG5igtallfenb &ronen gu beaablen!"
rSe --- Fl"
No.. .fe45igtouienb &rOnen gu Be-
sabIen, Die Sic gu sIei9en Seilen
tells beim Baron a., tells Bel 9errn
b. S. unb tells beim @rnfen q. irrs
tiimli4erDeife fiirs rufiif9e &ote
&reu5 erbolten baben!"
Isle piffen, 9err 9raf - {"
.Wie Sic feben: allies, mein teurer
Major!!"
Limb penn i9 mid peigere?"
Damn Goife i9 sic Our9 einen
meiner 9OIafdIler 10 Iange priigeIn,
bis Sic ninbelpei9 finb, unb nit
@ergniisen bos OOppelte 6%e5abIen!!"
Der Maior bib fi6 auf bic 9ippen
unb 5pg, pdbrenb Der @raf nit
Dorgebaltenem Hebolber feline 8eipez
gungen iiberpa9te, bic 8rieftoI9e.
nSier, 9err @raf, it bas @elb.
l1nb mas pirb nit mir gef9ebsn?"
Sn biefem NusenbIid fieIen brau>
BEN i'm port mebrere S9iiffe. Ser
Srof erbob fi4 un6 antportete nit
g~Dnner6after Miene: rMan tpirb 1i9
S6rer a%nnebmen, mein Gutter. Sic
perben es i'm Eager Der gefaneenen
ruifif9en 0ffi3iere ni9t f9Ie9t ba=
BEN. SD9ar SammIungen fiir's
&ote &reuo tperben Sic beranftoIten
biirfen. Rur, tpenn i9 bitten barf:
fir bas unfere, 9err Mdior!"
Washington Journal., 1915-11-05
WiederboIen laffen

Menn gu oein Rin0, oeine Oienft>
boten ober Ipnitige Nngeitente nit irs
genb etmas beauftraeft, laTe Dir, mas
bu fagit. nieberbolen. 8oten, bic
fortsei9idt perben unb, beDor iis
fortgeben, oeutli9 bic Morefe pieoer~
bolen. iperOen nidt auridfommen
miifen. neil iie ni9t sefunoen baben.
IS perben aud man9erlei Streitig=
teiten unterbleiben, no Der cine be-
bauptet: sd bobe S9nen ia aber
bod Dos senau sefast!" unb elm ans
berer erpibert: .Nein, i9 tpeiB ges
nar, sic fagten io!" Our9 iol4es
Wieberbolen uno WieoerbplenloHen
sepObnt mon ii9 AUDI baran, genau
auf Die Mprte oes an0eren gu a9ten
unb ri4tig 5~uoub0ren, nas bic meiz
ten Meniden niht bermOgen. Diefes
Wieberbolen lit ni9ts anoeres, als
mos I'M .faufmdnnii9en 8ertebr bic
rMuftragstopie" bebeutet. Wenn elm
&aufmann einem Hsiienben einen
4uftrag %erteilt. ldBt er iid cine 4o=
pie oiefes @uftroges eeben. oomit biez
Ter nidt falf9 ausgefii6rt pirb poer
Elm Srrtum entfteben tann. Marum
ION man Mebnli9es nibt au9 i'm
IasIiaen 2ebsn MAIDEN. um s3eit gu
fparen, Srrtiimern uno llnannebm>
li9teiten boraubeueen.
Washington Journal., 1915-11-05

- Muf6 Ser StraBenbabn.
Sffiaier Ger einen Jabrgaf aus
8erfebsn nuf Den SUB getreten):
Bite Inn @nti4ulbigung, mein
9err!
So6rsoft: Ma9t niidt, 9err
2eitnant! = Mir tragen nit Stola
Oie MilitGrlaften, Die uns Der &rieg
auferlegt!
~ MngepoBt. Solbot (iins
eeno): Menn i9 Elm 8Oslein NOR,
fig i9 nett iibers Meer!
9auptmann: Sbr Munf9 loGl
Sbnen erfiint peroen. Morgen mel
ben sic iia Bel Der 5liegerabteiluns!
Washington Journal., 1915-11-05

0as @i9tis,fte. &riegss
beri9teritatter 90. 1T ioeben our Bee
fi4tigung zines BON ben 9enti4en
beiebten Ortes in HuRii4zpolen ein>
g~etroffen. So, Iast Der ibn fiibs
renoe Offiaier, @rsuerit min i'd Sbnen
oas ipi9tigite @ebdube oes Drtes
seiaen: Die gntlauiunssanifalt!"
= &inbIi9e 8ernunoes
Ser feline Cans lieft in Der
3eituns: On Der &ifte puroe bon
Der feinoli9en Jlotte elm MaHertlrm
in 8ranb sefdoffen. uRomiia",
meint ct Darauf, nooB elm Woher<
turn Teuer fansen tann!"
Washington Journal., 1915-11-05

- Ri6ren6. @ndbige (aur
&D9in, bic einen SeIOpoitbrief lieI):
Der Brief Sbres 8%rGutigams f9eint
Sic ia gang geriibrt gu baben!
Minna: l1nb pie, gndoige 6rau!
gr reoet mid Oarin an: nMeine liebe
@ulof9fanOne!"
Mngepan0tes 3eit=
S9lognort. 8ertroute: OuBenz
be Male bat Oi9 bein Better, Der
2eutnunt, aIfo getiiBt?
SrduIein: Sa, es mar feline groBe
SffeniiOe!
Washington Journal., 1915-11-05
NenfbenkeMntNis.

IS 1T nit Der MenI9enfenntnis
eine eigene Sa9e: oie ipenigiten be-
iiBen fie. uber ie0er min ife BADEN.
Sober bGlt ii4 fir einen MenI9ens
tenner. unb ieoer 1T itoIa auf 0ieie
Gigenf4aft, Ole linn, ipie er glaubt,
10 Diele 8orteile i'm Qeben Dor am
beren Derfdafft. Nles anoere qibt
man gu, nun oaB man bic Menfden
ni9t femme, bas min teiner bon ii9
glduben, SD babe fem Srienties
rnngsbermOgen = i'd bobe feline Sc
bulb i9 Tam mid ni9t be6errz
f4en - i'd babe teinen Sinn fir
Muiit = i'd fam mid anberen ni9t
anpahen = i'd babe fem &ebnertaz
lent" oas dies rdumt man elm,
aber lid bin fem Meni9entenner"
bat 10 lei9t nod teiner gefast.
nnb bod perfiibrt pobI faum etz
mas anoeres 10 lei9t oa3u, Meni9en,
nit Oenen mir umgeben. falf9 gu be-
u~rteilen unb ibnen unre9t gu tun,
dig geraoe Oiefe fogenannte Menl9enz
tenntnis. Sic maGt uns entfpeoer
an5u miBtrouif9 o6er. mas ebenfp
i4limm nno oft nod f4limmer 1T,
gu Dertrauensielig. Dur9 bic ein=
gebilOete Jdbieteit, baB man ieben
Wfenf4en Our4i4aue. ldBt man ii9
perleiten. bo, no ii9 feline Gbarntz
tereigenf9aften erfennen lafIen, na9
benz MeuBern, na9 rein nebenid9li=
den 9anolungen unc @epobnbeiten
gu urteilen. ano mor pirb entfpeoer
abpeiieno uno itedt oie @ta9eln ber=
aug, no man better aufri9tig Hnb
freunbli9 fein folte. ober man nimmt
ben anoeren nit peitoffenen Mrmen
unb glGubigem 8%ertrouen auf, Bis
man gu ipdt merit. baB mon betrO>
gen lit.
Sine beIonbere @igen59aft bes
.Menf9entenners". ous beiBt oeKen.
Der ii4 obne @runo 10 nennt, 1T Die.
OaB er ben anberen fat itets fir ben
Oimmersn unb iiA fir Den &liigeren
bdlt. Gin sroBer Sell aler nHein>
fG1e" unb unangenebmen @nttGu=
f9ungen fommt baber, boB man fei=
men Nebenmenf4en. nit Dem nan Su
tun bat, fir einfdltiger bdlt, als er
in Wirfli9feit lit. 9abur9 iiberiiebt
man 10 mnn9es, pds einem, bate
man feinen @egner b0ber eingei4dBt.
ni9t entgangen ndre. man miro iorg=
lpfer uno unahtfamer uno bat Sen
S9aben, ebe man fi9's periiebt.
Menf9enfenntnis 1T cine eOle @as
BE. Nber man ioIte ni9t pergeiien.
baB iie nur Ser ii9 ertperben fann.
Der alusbeit uno G%rfabrung beiiBt,
@rfobrung, Die bur9 l~angidbrisen
@erfe6r nit Meni9en aler Dirt err
pprben purbe. Man 1olIte bor alien
niat Dersefen. bob Die nirfIide
Meni9enfenntnis BEL benz, Der lie fein
eigen nennt, cine gauge Neibs beions
oerer Gigeni9nften beoingt: cine Mrs
be uno &larbeit Der Beobo9tungsz
t-aft, bic auf eisener sriinoli4er unb
ebrli4er Selbieini9dbung berubt,
elm @rfennen Der menf4li9en S4pd=
9en, aud Der eisenen. bic uns gu
SelbffbeEsrri4uns unb gu milber uno
nadfidti9er 8eurteilung Bel onberen
fiihrt uno uns lebrt, bos G9te bom
5aliden gu unterf9sioen, einen rus
bigen. gelaFensn Sinn uno Elm mars
mes. empfdnsIi4es 9sra.
Washington Journal., 1915-11-05
sie DItcrreiGiidc OicidsfIuoas.
Mtdt fGwars gels, fOnberH rUt.tueiF
rot.

rot.
prof. Oh. SEQ 8renner I9reibt in
Der r@ofI. 3tg.": Seit einem Sabre
prongt Berlin in tur5en 3pif9enrdus
men in 6laggenl9mud - cine nd<
tiirli6e 5oIge Der fortpdbrenoen Sic
ae. Nus 8unoesbriioerli4teit bibt
man pielfd9 aud bic Tluggen Der
@~erbiinoeten. Die tiirtif9e lit ni9t
Ielten, ebenIo bic unsorif9e. 8erge>
bens niro man ober na9 Der Diters
rei4tI9en Hsidsflasse ousf9auenl
OieIe 1T in Berlin ebenIo u%nbetannt
pie in - Wien! Man permeint bier
pie bort cine Oiterrsi9ifde 5lagse
ausaufeden, penu man cine I9tpuras
aetbe 5obne Seigt. Senn pas Be-
I6dmenbe fir bic meiiten Sefterrei>
der lit bic traurige Sntfn9e, bnB fe
ibre eigene Rei9sflagge ni4t tennen.
0iele lit ndmli9 (tpie man aus ieoem
beliebigen 5%Iagge1ntIas erieben tunn)
Hot@M eibsRot nit einem geld einge>
foBten unb getrOnten lotb=tpeiBsroten
Doppen19iIO in Der Mitte Oes peiBen
Streifens. 9 o ipebt bic 5logge Itol5
bon allen &riegsidif5en, bic iie nit
au6m BEL 2iIio, SelsoIanO. Saba,
Dor @eneOig unb Marotto unb am
@arbafee flottern Iieben. 9enn Oieie
Hei9sflogge 1T uroIt. sic Itammt
ndmli9 aus benz Sabre 1871, aIs
9er5og 2eopoIb v. Atta eritiirmte
unb babel fem ipeiBer Waffenrpd oers
art bonn 9Iut Der erI9lassnen So
ro3ensn ger0tst NOR, baB nur Der bonn
@ebrge6ent bebedte Sell UNI bic 2enz
ben tpeiB seblieben mar. Oieie rots
peiB<rote 6losge pebt au9 BON allen
t. II. t. &onIuloten i'm MusIanO, fps
pie bon ben @efonbtf9aften. (Spns
herborertpetfe ma9t Die t. II. I. Bot
19oft in Berlin cine ein3ige Muss
nobme, inoem iie bic taiierIi9e 9ee>
resitdnbnrte bas I. II. t. Seer
fii6rt cine gelbe Stanoorte nit Dem
Rei4sabler in Der Mitte, unb bon
tIeinen Oreieden einsefaBt, bic ab=
pe9Ielnb rotzpeiBzrot uno f9pnr5=
seIb finb = apiI9en Der ungarif4en
unb elmer eirsebilbsten f9porazgeI=
ben Jlagse aeigtD gbenio fiebt man
in ben 0fterrei9t59en MbriolGnbern
ausf9IieBli9 bic Hei9sflogse, neil
man tie eben bort tennt.
Hun pirb man frasen: So tpie
tommt man benin bann auf cine
i9pora=geI6e GIaggs9 Die Nntiport-
1T lei9t: Sur9 elm Mibperltdn6nis!
SdparS=geIb 1T 5tpar feline GIagge
(benn es gibt teinen SIoggenatIas,
Der iie entbaIten ipiirbel), ober es
finb bic 9ausfarbsn Der Obnaftie
9absburg - ebenfo pie 3. g. rot
bic 9ausforbe bes bonnoperonif9en
8Onig5bauies, i9parS : orange : tpeib
Die 9%nusfarbe bes ruffif9en &ai1ers
bauies lift. (So finb au9 bic S9iIbs
pa9bdus9en in &uBIonb ongeitri-
den, entfpre9enb benz f9par5zgelben
4nitri3 Der Ofterrei4if4en.) Sn bic
f9par5=gelbe 9ousfarbe uls 2ipreez
farbe 1T aud Oos gauge toiferli9e
9ausseiinOe getleibet. Nber es 1T
teine 8ei9sflagge. Gs tpdre besbaIb
tDiinf9enspert, bob au9 Der 0fters
rei4if6en Gei9sflugse in 0eutf9lanb
bic ~gebibrenbe 8en9tung sef9entt
perbe, bic iie aneeIi9ts Der treuei1
8unbesgenofienidaft Der 5fterreis
9if9=unsarif9en Monar9ie berbient.
Washington Journal., 1915-11-05

-0ie Il naus1pre 9Ii9en.
JelbpebeI: Sagen sic mol. 2eb>
mann, tpel9e MebnIi9teit beitebt
Oenn 3pif9en Der Seitung pr5emDsI
unb meinen l~1nterboien?
SoIbot 2ebmunn: 8sibe fino nfls
ausfpre9li9!
Sunbetduf. rSier. bite:
elm Dadel r%sinfter Rafe!"
.Der2 ga ia - fein Mbnberr
0iirfte tpobl nal nit einem badelz
Gbnli9en @ie9 berpanbt oOer Dsr>
f9pGgert getpefen fein!!"
Washington Journal., 1915-11-05

Ger beuftae Vert6t uHs
ieres bo6aei6deten uno
iebr acebrleu SerrH Witrs
arbciters 1T uns a0rabt.
loo" 5uaegangen. 0tr
itno init oct &ooe mob
uidt iebr gut pertrnui
mo du6erocm bat Ger
Senior lctne 9dno I'M
Sptel gebabt uno 6teS
itno bic @rdnte, tpess
hol6 Der Brtef Mot Die
gem0bnli6e aldrbett uno
Yerftduolt6feit DeIiet.
sir bitten UNI Sntf6ii'
oianng.)
Washington Journal., 1915-11-05

zen, tpomit i'd berbIeipe Sbne J6rn
lietper
P9iIipp Souerampfer.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1915-04-22
NEW MARKERS WILL BE
ON THE SOLDIERS GRAVES

New metal markers will be placed
on the graves of all veterans of the
Civil war before Memorial Day. The
county commissioners have ordered
500 of the markers and they will
soon be distributed. These markers
have a place for holding small flag
and will be easy to locate when the
G. A. r. decorates the graves on
Memorial Day. The law authorizing
the counties of Kansas to purchase
these was due to M. P. Jolley, past
post commander, and G. A. R. Post
No. SO of Abilene. Mr.. Jolley took
the matter up with the post and then
went to Topeka where Senator Howe
and Representative Lamb assisted in
getting it on the statute books. 1t
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1915-04-22
ALBERT G. DAVIS is DEAD
Former Resident of Hope Passes
Away at Longdale, Okla.

Albert G. Davis, formerly a resi-
dent at Hope for many years, died
last night at his home in Longdale,
Okla, relatives here have heard.
The funeral will be held Monday
afternoon at Hope and burial win
be there also.
Mr.. Davis came to Kansas in the
early days and settled near Hope.
His wife, sister of Miss Emma
Murray of this city, survives, and
there are these children: Mrs. L.
Harrison, Hope; John Davis, Hope;
Leslie Davis, South Dakota; Mrs.
Edith Miller, Placerville, Colo;
Stella and Charles, Longdale, Ok,
Mrs. Laura Lamar, Indiana. The
family moved to Oklahoma only
about two years ago.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1915-04-22
SPRING ELECTION COST $247.49
Mayor Nichols Only Candidate 10
File Campaign Statement

The ten days allotted for candi.
dates in the recent city election to
file a sworn statement of their cam
paign expenses expired last night.
The only candidate to file a state
ment of his expenses was Mayor w.
d. Nichols, who made affidavit TO
an expense of $45, Of which $25
was for advertising and $40 for
checkers at the polls. A law passed
at the last session of the legislature
and effective at the city elections
this spring makes 1t a misdemeanor
for candidates to fail to file with
the city clerk a statement of their
expenses.
1t is presumed that the candidates
for the school board had no ex-
penses.
The election cost $247.49. The
Items of expense we're:
hn I'd
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1915-04-22

Mrs. Bertha Louise Johanna Timm
nee Staatz, was born in Germany
August 20, 1852, and died April 4,
1915, in her home in Dickinson
county, Kan. When but child of
six years old she came to America
and settled at Lyons in this county.
She was given in marriage to Mr..
August Timm October 6, 1881. This
union was biased with eight sons
and two daughters. One son died in
infancy. She Joined the German
Methodist Episcopal church when q
young lady and was a faithful mem
Der of the same I'LL the end Of her
earthly life. She leaves her hus-
band, Mr.. August Timm, seven
sons, two daughters, six grandchil-
dren, two brothers, five sisters and
many friends to mourn her SO early
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1915-04-22
Soft, Fluffy Hair Is
First Aid to Beauty

II your hair is not fluffy, soft
and lustrous, is falling out, streak
ed, faded, brittle, or full Of dand-
ruff, and II the scalp itches, do not
think 1t must always be that way,
for pretty hair is only a matter of
care and the use Of Partisan Sage, a
delightful toilet necessity.
This helpful tonic supplies Just
the. elements needed to invigorate
the hair roots and stimulate your
hair to grow long, thick, fluffy, soft
and lustrous. IT removes all dandruff
with one application and quickly
stops itching head and falling hair.
Partisan Sage is the ideal hair tonic
and scalp treatment, sold by J. M.
Gleissner & Son, It contains nothing
injurious, is delicately perfumed,
and surely gives your
hair the beauty and charm Of youth.
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