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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-08-21

LIGHTHOUSES, ROOMS, ETC.

twenty-five words or Tess uet
this headins cost l5c. for one issue.
SOC. for three and SOC. for issues.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-08-21
For Sale-Horses, Cattle, Ell

Twenty-Five words or less under
this heading cost l5c. for one issue,
30c. for three and &c. for 6 issues.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-08-21
T7oTTINe STALLION, RACE REC.

ord 217l4, one of the best bred ones in
this State; will be sold very cheap TO a
prompt buyer. as / am going South. Ad-
dress Box r. China Maine. aug2ld2s
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-08-21

800 cords wood; 7-room house, we'll and
spring water. barn and hen house, cheap
for cash. Ida Towle. National Home
augNd6ts
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-06-25
HTRrHs AND DEATHS.

Births James % and Loretta Xesey,
and Vesta Morse. 300 Lake, girl; Charles
and Helen King, $3.50 North Thirty-fiftn
avenue, girl; J. G. and Mary Stewart,
672k South Nnetesnth, girl; Roy and
Meta Brown. Florence, boy; Herbert and
Isetitia Martin, 4S1s Underwood avenue
Girl; Guy and Gertrude smith, 1903 Gem
ter, boy: santero and Angelina Salerno'
1zis Pacific girl.
Deaths-James r. Bell. a years, hos.
pital: Gladys Anderson, years. leet
North Thirty-fourth; Martin Langdon,
a. Wilson, q years, 252S Bristol Mrs,
niatflda Kelpin. 90 years. BIS North
Tsrcntie3r; Mrs Elizabeth Kennedy, ~
yeara gi07 st. Marys avenue; Viola
Mstza. years. 1925 South Fourteenth:
Hugh McArthur q years, 2i24 North
1Srenty-fIrst: Charles' W. Rathke 50
years. hospital Rsnh samlarsh.
months Z7i Cunning.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-06-25
There probable buyer of this city who would fail
read advertisement the Real Estate columns of The Omaha Bee
SITUATIONS WANTED

WAN7ED-Work at housework or gen
eral work: colored man with references.
Phone Webster 1910.
TEACHER, middle age, would like Cler-
ical work. or, would take good care Of
children; have excellent references. Ad-
dress 6 COZ. bee.
YOUNG lady, experienced stenographer
and excellent penman, desires place as
stenographer; references. Call Doug. 500
WOMAN with 4-year-old boy wants
place as housekeeper can give refer
ences. Tel. Walnut 1l2T 1898 Parker ST.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-06-25
nuILDINa tnl,AfITe.

Gus Waller, l4O4 Kinney. frame DWELL
Tbirty-fourth frame dwelling. $3.50;
Miss r. c. Olson, sS22 Webster, frame
dwelling. 1870; s. r. Miller, iilb North
Thirtisth, repsirs to dwelling. $1,000; John
dwelling S2,O0o; John ~ Wilson, 1909
Sherwood avonue. 5000; Amos Grant, Saz3
North Fortieth avenue. frame dwelling,
$1,000
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-06-25
WANT ADS
cams OF THANKS.

we wish TO express our many thanks TO
our friends and neighbors, also the Union
Pacific store department employees for
the sympathy and kindness ana the
many floral offerings given Us At the
death Of our beloved baby.
MR.. AND MRS c. r. ANDERSEN.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-06-25
ATTRACTIONS

A CONC EsSION TO let for Che celebra-
ton at Florence. Write or call +. +
Kutcher. chairman OF concessions.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-06-25
TODAY's COMPLETE
MOVIE PROGRAMS
Exclusively in The Bee

south Omaha.
MAGIC, PATH AND o.
Broken Coin, 2 reel Serial
Boobs Romance, 2-reel Laemmle com.
Tinker OF stubbinville. big L.
Council stuff
ELITE NO. 2. 545 BROADWAY.
with Bridges Burned, 3-reel Edison.
The Fable OF THE HiRhroller and the
Buzzing Blondine.' Essapsy comedy
NICHOLAS, 547 BROADWAY.
In the DayH of Famine. s-reel Vitagraph.
Ham, thS Detective. Kalem comedy.
ROPER. 537 BROADWAY.
Grim Messenger, 2-r. Big u.
Artist and the Vengeful One. Victor.
Two Hearts and a Ship Nestor COMEDY.
Sasoevsile.
oRPHEUM. PATH AND NJ.
THE SPOILERS. REELS
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-06-25
DEATUs AND FUNERAL NOTICES.

HART-John. AGED 40 years, June q.
lie Is survived by two brothers. Thomas
j. and Patrick. Funeral Friday morning
from Gentleman chapel, 262t Beavenwortn
street at $50 g. m. TO Sacred Heart
church az a m. Interment at Holy
gcnuiohar onrnetery.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-06-25

Will, pay to consult W. H Godfrey on
mining business 207 state Blk. K 4sli
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-06-25
Today's Movie Programs

i-ANTERN silees for movies send your
Gerry TO ua we can reproduce photos
p viii prepare your copy. We viii color
az directed. Bss Photo Dept. ios Bee Bid.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-06-25

FOR RENT
Furnished Rooms.
NEWLY papered' front room. on Blvd
WANTED - ONE OR TWO NICELY
FURNISHED ROOMS IN DUNDEE
OR NEAR FARNAM CAR LINE, ADJ
DRESS T. 5l6. BEE.
NICELY furnished suite Of rooms; ouiet
business PEOPLE preferred. 2c47 Dodge 81
1902 F'ARNAM ST.-Niceiy fuTnIsbe5
room. east front. Douglas 1914
2502 ST. MARYS AVE.-Nice. cool mod
ern room; private family. Red s77
FurniHhed HOusek-~nIaE ROoaS-
2i2S DODGE-Modern light housekeepinK:
reasonable.
cALIFoRNIA, 22l7. fur. hkpg. a-T Up-
HOusekeeDsaE Rooms,
DAVENPORT. 201S. TWO OR THREyn
NICELY FURNISHED 'FRONT.'
HOUSEkEEPING ROOMS.
MODERN housekeeping apartment main
Iloor. lAl2 Capitol Ave.
bAs 5 18th Ave, rooms for light house.
Houses and Cottages.
North.
FULL 2-SroRY SQUARE-S7
North side, I block TO car.
- OhEEfE REAL ESTATE CO
''i' OnShe NATL Doug. MS
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-06-25
ABSTRACTS OF TITLE.

Ko..T Title GUARANTEES and Abstract
a Inodern abstract office
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-06-25
LOST AND FOUND

OMAHA g. COUNCIL BLUFFS STREET.
RAILWAY COMPANY.
Persons having lost some article would
90 Wen to call up the office OF the
Omaha & Council Bluffs Street Railway
company to ascertain whether they left
1t In the street cars.
Many articles eacn day are turned in
and the company is anxious TO restore
them to the rightful owner. Call Doug. 49,.
Lost or Found ad in Omaha's Lost and
Found medium means the immediate re-
turn OF that article IL advertised in The
Bee, the Lost and Found paper.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-06-25
Ready Reference Directory

The following firms offer quality and expert service that
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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-11-26
,aNss8s9- ege. l.NygFi LOGO 4.-st7 Y.
Mene Slm3ei8en.


Srcunoen ,rnb @efanntcn bicrnit
Die traurigc Madriht, bab mein se<
liebter @nttc, nnier 7lieber @uter.
Sdipiegcrpater ulo @robpaler,
Nrib 3ann
ON 9olunerstag, Ben %. Mpbcmbcr,
M1ittags llln u l1br 80 Mip., nadJ
langem -idNpercu 2eioen I'M Sitter bon
SO Sabren, 8 Mpnnten luln 1S Saacn
lanft eutlGlafen lit.
&us Acknowledgements finbet an
Sonntag, Sen %. Mopenlber, Nadmitz
tags lln 2 l1br, bonn 1ralcrbal1lc, $50.
1923 ncltlihe 2. StraBe, inter Sen
Iltipicicn Der S. .. 9. S. Scott 2oge
Mp. 81 ans nu6 Dcm Std0tilden
Sricbbofe ltatt.
l1m titles 8eileib bitten Sic tiefbez
triibten @i1lterbliebencn:
Srall Maria &anu, seb. 9opc, @attin.
Srik &a,ut, 9iod Sslanb,
Gnnil &aiu1, 9llblque, s
Sra1 5cmrD Gecit, geb. aunn,
Srnu @iliam Mlbridt,. gcb. Sam,
Srau Samcs SrancD, geb. Ganrl,
9nbenport,
Sran CD. MsabprcD, geb. &ann,
8cnber, GDlo.,
&inbcr,
gSll5.26 i'cbH @ertparbbten.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-11-26
Scirat6s : Grlanbnifidjcine.

@ellrp @enofelot lt1o g11nna SSarr.
Stpdtol1, Sa.
@alter 81. &eppel, Siffi1t, 8, mi
9ella @arnebolb, 3apenport.
6. &. Sou, 9apenpprt, un0 Wart
8. @orrel, Chicago.
Gll0olp6 M}eier l1n0 MOella Seize
3iror, SSsa.
Sllao S. Gauition. slr1burp, So,
nllo Marp Strltebn, 9el1nctt, SSa.
s. 8. @ltlf ll1o Gerolica 20. WI-
dael, Iancnport.
Subn q. 8ouloD, 9eort1 9ibertp,
SSa., nlo Marp s. Mpers, Sipto11
Soma.
0ape 9. g0par0s, @eneIeo, an.
llllo @arriet 30. @iloman, @rie, 81
:. Sreo Nesbit, SeGlaire, l1lo gpl
@enot, 8rinceton.
5reoerif Is. Nonmerop uro gar.
rie 6. 5Inter Sod Sslol1o.
Gnlil G%oel1fel0t l1llo MlarD 9url
lap, 1apenpprt.
Garl 9in1od, 9apenport u116 Sc
len @oltrlep, Clinton.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-11-26
s(,ts bcl,t @eridJt.

@id)ter 1beopbillg bot Gitber
@arling Sic Sdei0nu1g bon ibren1
Malllle, garl @arling, pegen ge=
ipobllbeitsmdBi9er 5runfiudt ee=
mabrt. Sic &lageril1, melde 6nrh
Mnipalt Mnorap 8. @be5em bertreter
Moor, erbielt ol1d) sic @rlul1bnib our
Sii6rlu1g i6res Mlaaod]enramens.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ii11b on Ser
marc Mcganbon, Seitamentsbonitre-
fer Ser ModlaIienidoft bon 9abi0
Wec0Sabon ollsgeite1t tporoen. Mr-
palte in bieier Nngelegenbeit tparen
Gopf nl1b gallltff.
Ser gflnBberidlt bon Sarrp u.s..
Gears, Observation-Disclosures Ser
geadlolle1idaft BON gonlle1 $.
Gears, lit 0urd 0ie MnmGlte Glue
men llno Sborep bi11terleqt lpor0e11.
1as Seltamel1t bon Gnrl M5oeaer
lit oltrd Nntpalt 9llfreo 6. Ma1eaer
5ur NadlaIienidait eil1gereidt NOR
bert. Gle Slm1n1e bon 5000 lit eli
mem Sobne, Charles 8. Moeller,
nerlna6t morben uno ST elmer Iob=
ter, Iral1 Minaa Shlidting. 3os
ltebrige mltroe Ser @ittpe, Mnna
Mpeller, pernaht, bic allh sur Sc
ltamcntspollltreferin beltellt murbe.
1as 1eltonent ml1rbe an1 is. 9eo=
bender 1918 a~ltsgeitellt.
Midter I6eopbillls fat Mole 6.
2oof sic Sdeiol1ng bon ibrem Man1
SenrD st. 2oof megen groulomer u1ll
1llmel1ldlider Sehanblung gemabrt
Ser &lagerin, melde 0ltrd) bie STA,
malte Goof rnlb @oluff n%ertreter
apar, aunrOe 0ie Sbb1t iiber tire min
perjabriae Sodter, Srene 6. 2pof
5naelprod)el1.
SSo6n S. glaulierL pelder in eine1
bon &at6rina Glol1ilel1 al1geitreneter
&laae ols @eflagter genanl1t mllroe
bat b11rh slnpalt g. 6. 0'geeil elm
anclloirte s(ntport binterIegen lo1lell
SIM Scott gountD 9iltriftsgerid)
lieB poraeltern s.. 81. Enrfs ourd
Ml1malt Slaac 8etersberger cine Sri
gi1alnoti5 binterlegen, boB er DO
poer am %. Ie5ember ei11e 5haoell
flaae SIM @etrage BON $4,000 gege:
@illiom spengler megerl &ontroft
brud)es billterlegen apiirDe. Ser &lG
! ger 9ibt OH, bob Ser @eflagte beir
&erfallf bon 2a1lo in l1tab falid
8arItelll1lgct gemadt batte.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-11-26

1ln~selpSbnli@ sabfreih Iinb bic Rir<
9et, barunter lolebe' BON bDchIter
Bradt. Mber 8ilnas srDbtes Sei:
lt9tum tit bic StrazB ranaz& opellc,
bic ii6 iiber einem altertiimli6en
5taottor in elmer eneen @trobe err
bebt. Sic birst Elm bp5anttniides
Muttergpttesbilb, BEN munberbore
&rdfte betgemelien perben. @s be-
fi11oet fi9 in elmer Niide iiber Der
Norbieite bes Sores unb blidt aerohe=
aug III bic @troBe binein. aein gole
uno tein Rufie bur9l@reitet Disfcs
Spr, obne ben 5gt abaunebmen. Dos
punhertatige 8ilb aeigt nur ben eo<
len aopf unb Die i@molen Sanre.
piles onoere 1T bllr9 einen Mantel
BON %geoiegenem @plbe bebedt, unb
in Dem 0iabem Der @ottesmutter
funfeln nubgrpbs Diamanten. Dor
benz Bilbe tnien Srtbobors llnb Ra=
tbp!iten glei4mdBig nieber, unb piele
lii1ien ben Mlto.., auf benz es ftebt.
Nos btlpert ntcht, bob es 1on1 It IN
Milna re6t peltli9 bersebt. Die
5ablret4en Observation-Disclosures
paren iiberfillt, bic Seeitub.n tper-
ben ni9t leer unb in ben MODERN
eingeri9teten gofes ipirb ununter=
5ro6en muiiaiert. Mu9 an Milna
burfte Der srpbe 3rieg ni6t ipurlos
ppriibergegansen fem; aber mon mub
i4pn redt senau binieben, I'm etnas
bon Got gu merten.
Neues Better Sournal.l
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-11-26
3,tr lestcm M1tbc.

Inter %5a6lreid)er getbeiliglt11g bat
geltern Mor9en INN 5ebn llbr bic 9e=
croi9lnng bon 6rml Gntilia Sage POM
Irmerba1Ic IN gloriOoe al1s auf Dem
Waol1llt Union 6rie01of itattqefllnoen.
Serr Spbal11es &roegsr leitete Sen
Granergottcsoicllt inn @al,ie l1lb olli
Dem Irieobof. Sargtrager lpare2
ole @errcn: Girls. Seiiell, 6rib &roe-
ger, @enrp Stpltenberg, @llltap Sel;
fem, Gbris. Sod, Eeter Saalen.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-11-26
Ginc %&ricssbilaus.

Die Set oes 8ilon5mafens lit se=
nib nod ni@t ba, iiber sic g%egentpdr=
ttge Gage gibt aber Elm 8lid ouf Sic
2onotarte Muftldrung, lpenr man
aaf ibr Sic ~ei115elnen @toppen Der
berbunoeten 5eere 9eut19lanbs unO
Seiterrei4 : llngarns in feinblideu
2dnosrn aufmertiam berfolst bat.
Us nirb omit bon Sntere7e
lem. ipenn mir na6itebeno cine gu
lammenitenung Der eroberten feino=
lt9en @taote geben, moour9 man eli
men ieoenf falls muir beildufisen lleber=
Bid gelpinnt. @s murben nur fol-
4e @tdote in 8etrabt geSpgen, bic
mebr als 10000 @inpobner boben,
alio bic beoeutenoeren 3entren feino<
li9er @ebiete.
@eit 8eginn 6es Rrieges tpurbeu
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-11-26
Sic Nil;itcrnna.

81 Muitba6 tporen ole Dprf6e:
tpp3ner eintg, ooB lie hei Der Miulie
RING Oen 5eppl haiten mernsn, oenN
E, lpar eir btlblauhsrer 8uu, Ger BEN
9irnok1 gebprig in Die Wugen 7tatl
a1lo Dem mol1d Cine lelf5enb add-
lob!
Man nedte i'm jebt idon nit lei
rer Sapferfeit u1o ieilem 9rauf=
sdngertum, osnn BET Der Gtrhpeib
per1tanb er unitreitig Sic Be item Yriiz
sc. aus3uteilen!
Ollie paren einig, BOP er eiIlen
fril9en 5plbaten abgeben lpirbe -
MIR Der 9eppl lagte INNER uno im=
msr pie0er: uS6 GET NIT Gu6
jeoe @ette ein, mid bebalten's
nit!!"
$50, porrm oenn mtg" frosten Die
biib1den 9irnoln neugierig. u8tit
op9 a e6enes Mannesbilb poer bait
leidt an baomliaen 5ebler2"
uNeot's net 10 gidpollen, aber
mas / neib, Dos neib /! S mar Der
eiuaige ion, 6en's nit balter peroen,
Nno iibrisens berfens mi gar nit ball
tel. - mas mir freili ON met ten leio
tuot!!" ioste Der 9epp beu6leriid,
ubenn / mD9t's ben RuiIen uno
Tran5oien iapn 5eigen, mas a Dert=
l9er fann!!" 9abei lpudte er funftz
geredt int meiten 8ogen poin ii9, mie
II es i'm 5ommer bel einem Our9reiz
ienoen g%ngldnoer geieben uno mas
inn bon dIen englii9en l1nartsn am
mel item imponiert Bat!
Die 9orfbeppbner i9ittelten gu
6ie1er 8ebouptang MIR bic a0pfe, unO
eintge alte Meiber meinten, Der 5epp
bdtte 1t9 ii6er irgen0po Elm 3auberz
mittel Derf6afft!
Scr Sag Der Muiterung fam berz
on. 5epp 5pg an Ser @piBe Der troB
oler Woterlonbsltebe etlpus trii6ieIig
0reini9auenben 8uaheniGar, ladeno
uno pfeifeno our9 Dos Dprf. - Der
9err Regtmentsar5t bielt ftrenge llnz
teriudung unO Elm utauglia!!" nod
Dem anberen entrang iid leinen Sip
pen. - Sci 5eppl ldhelte er Ipgar
lebr freunolid, Oenn bic Bra6tge1talt
oes l~tarten Buri@en gefiel i6m auz
feroroentli6!
Me@aniid fragile er i'm, ob er
irgsno etnen Tebler babe.
rs bDr nit!!" %antportete Der @epp.
~ uMas, gu 6Drit ni9t? unmDgz
lid!" iagte Der @eitrenge. - nDu
bDrF bod gang gut, mas i4 gu Dir
fage9-
IS bDr nit, / hab's ldpors oui
ipe;b! Da idauens's ber!!" 9abei
yeidte @epp benz &egimentsor3te Elm
gefaltetes Yapier bin, oas er I6or
Die san5e 3eit iiber frampfbaft III
Der 9uno gebalten batte. ~ 5tirn;
rltn5elno e%ntfaltete Der 9Dftor bos
Napier; ober faum 6atte er Die Seller
iiberf lpgen, als er in etl1e l6ollenoes
@eladter nusbro9, 10 oaB gleid
5epp i'm ale Mntpelenoen perbub
miaben. ~
5epp batte benz Doftor 1ein lsb:
les 56ul5eugnis gereidt, ND in Del
Mubrit fir @eiong nit grpben 8u@:
ltaben 3u lelen NOR: r5at fein Sc:
l1r." 9ara1lf bate 5epp lein
Militarbefreiung olfgebout unb nat
jegt iiber bas lo6enre, nit 9pnner:
itimme in Ben Goal gel6mettert
u5ou9li6" gaaa perbliifft. -
o5afrn, nit email lpos Der G9ul
meiNer idreibt, fat on Wert!!" mur
melte Ell. $50, %a'freut's SUD jiabt
Str 5afermenter, iiuBt fonn Gu9'!
quot geben.." - Hno ~reIi9nisrt 80,
5epp nit BEN anOercn 3augli9en Dbl
Ginen lol9 9eI9midter uro be
fGnDerten 9ut uno 10 einen Wprbs
rauiG, Die i'm Der CUTE Sepp ar
Mbenp bes bentlpiirbigen Sage
na6 !6ou1e brabte, Dos mub in oe
! @bronit EXTRA rot an9eliriden lper
Ben.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-11-26
2ufaler @etterberidjt.

Davenport, %. 9eop.
Gurdidnitts garolncteritallo 1864
9nrdlidu1itts Ielnperotl1r . go
@odJte Sempcratllr bulte 66
gsicbrielte Senrperatlir lette 9eadt 50
Normale Iem1peratur fir 33
Sabre 81
@nrdidnittIide 6eltdtigfeit ser
2rtit 80
@ieoeridIog i'll "a stll1oelt 1.47
Gorbcrridenoe @in0ridtllng . g.
@aIierltaro ltm Z llbr Wlnrgens ga
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-11-26
9anfia8m,t9.

Sreunben, &adbarn lntb Geriponbs
ten lagen mir biermit fin Sic 5ablreis
Gle 8ctbeili9u1,9 an SEM 2eidenbe@
gangniHe meiner Iiebens @attin, unies
Ter guten Mlltter, G1tpicgerlm1tter
uno Sdipelter, emilia Gage, lpfpie Bic
5ab(reidcn %prde6tigen 8lumenipenpen
llnlercn aufridti9en, I tiefgefublteu
2ailf. @ana belonbers 1oa11fell mir
5errn Sobannes &roe9er fir ben ldD<
ncn, ebrenben Radrlf. Ben CT Scr Ser
forbcnen im !6alle mb-auf DemSrieb=
bpfe gelpibnct bnt.
Scrbitanb Gage, Gate,
Srau 5attie 9atf, geb. Gage,
glfrcb Sage,
6enrD 9anf,
Srau G0a Gage, geb. glmcrgrcen,
@6lpiegerfinOer,
9lta 9anf,
Qllpa 9anf, tS
GnfeI.
|Sral1 2eua Gtpltcnbcrg, geb. 6oloorf,
|Srau Gunma sicpcrs, 9eb. .@olborf.
Sran Sba Sift, 9cb. Soloorf.
GDarlcD 6plbprf,
.Spbn @plbprf,
Grtt @plbprf,
@cidipilter,
11eblt 9%eripanbtel.
Nl16. 26@t.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-11-26
Stabt unb GonntQ.
Sreitas, Ben 26. Wouembcr.
@cHer6eridlt.

@olb ington, 26. Nop.
Sin Sailois: Regell lllo fiibler
5rcitag, lutitetig Sanstag.
Stir SSoiua: Sbeilmeiie triib. Treitag
nno Smstag; Gegel1 ooer Sdnee
nno folter Srcitaa I'M Often ullo
iteipenbe Genlperatllr Samstag.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-11-26
@lamagc,

9as 2cip5iger Gageblatt bradte
%folgenocs @ebidt:
Pardon, adieu, logis, retour.
Convert, f%riseur, etage,
Rouleau, praline, billet, bravour,
Franchise, balloon, courage,
Bonbon, plastron, neveu, garcon,
Quadrille, chef, vitrage,
Madame, ,oncle, clou. bouillon,
Chemisette, maitresse, rage,
Portemonnaie, serviette, diner,
Collier, bracelet, baggage,
Monocle, vis-a-vis, souper,
Ballon, comite, menage,
Trottoir, bureau,
Lavoir, plumeau,
Garage,
Blamage.
Soft, oeutid)es Bolf. ol1 ,lidt oie
Graft,
Die ioldcs Beng beiieitc idafft2>
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-11-26
Sauttelreim

gr iduft 10 mandss 2itermoB
nnO BON mir bofft er M&ieterlob.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-11-26

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CLAUDE gar, Dill bauit Deil ficines
8r:iberden?"
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9errn gerettet murOc, uls lie Die g(uz
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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-11-26

Dieiers Sage tit Srau
SSulnes s. 8repiter alf Der nobe
Spring 8robe, Winn., gelegene1t
5arm mad langerem arantenlaser ge@
orben. Nm' ielDen Sage nur0e Ser
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Der Mago Srene Sing In Der Slide
eri9p6en. Der MDrber bate .aud
uuf oas Mdo9en gei9ofen, es ober
ni6t %getrpffen. @r ergriff bann bic
G5,ud)t III einem Magen unb feline
Werfolguna nurbe eingeleitet.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-09-18
WEATHER FORECAST

Copyrighted. 1915. by W. T. roster)
Washington. Sept is.-Last bulle
tin gave forecasts OF disturbance to
cross continent September Is to %,
warm wave II to 81, cool wave 20 to
"a. This will cause great high TEN.
perature wave to cross the continent
September Is to 2?. which will be pre.
ceded and followed by cold waves
that will cause killing frosts further
south than usual.
Storms OF greater force than usual.
but not very dangerous. are expected
during the week centering on Sep
TENDER 81. Heaviest rains will be on
the Pacific coast from Panama north.
ward
Next disturbance will reach Pacific
coast about September 20. cross Pa.
cifc slope by close Of ~. great cen.
trail valleys 90 to %. Eastern sections
rs. Warm wave will cross Pacific
slope about September %. great cen.
trail valleys 25. Eastern sections %.
Cool wave will cross Pacific slope
about September 20. great central val.
legs 2s. Eastern sections 30.
Temperatures OF the week center
Ing on September IS will average
much below normal and a cold wave
Is expected to precede and another to
follow the above described disturb
ance, each OF them carrying frosts to
near the northern parts OF the cotton
belt These frosts will finish killing
very late corn and other green stun
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-09-18
DEATH OF MRS. AUGUST svER.

Mrs. Katie Dyer. wife Of August
Dyer. 4 prominent Kurten man. died
at her home at Kurten suddenly Sep.
TENDER 18th from heart failure. Her
death was q shock to the entire com.
nunity and Is one that Is mourned BY
q large number OF friends. She was ~
years OF age and was born and reared
At kurten. She was = member Of the
German Evangelical Church Of Rurten
Tor a number OF years and was . reg.
alar attendant at all services. She
was a most excellent lady and held 10
high esteem BY all who knew her. She
Is survived BY her husband and five
children, her mother. four sisters and
seven brothers
The funeral was held yesterday and
the remains were laid to rest In the
Kurten cemetery. Rev. J. ]. Kasiske.
pastor OF the Lutheran Church Of Kur.
ten conducted the funeral service.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-09-18

In northern parts Of the cotton belt.
Another disturbance win reach Pa.
chic coast about September 20. cross
Pacihc slope BY close Of 30. great cen.
'rai valleys October to :. Eastern
sections =. Warm wave win cross
raeinc slope about September es.
great central valleys October I. East.
ern sections October ?. Cool wave
VIII cross Pacific slope about October
:, great central valleys 4. Eastern sec.
"oos o.
rus VIII be one OF the most dan.
serous storms OF recent years and We
warn our readers to take no risks
we are very confident that We have
''-ae no mistakes about u. but our
weakness Us In not being able to more
uenn''e'y locate these dangerous
S'o'"'' u we nsd the means to en-
p'o' assistance we could very sreatiy
improve hese forecasts. With our
limited means We have pushed the
'nse'usauons as rapidly as possible
whoever loses NE or property BY
'"ese awful storms mat with greater
care ana oy observing our warnings
sn' nave oeen saved. VIII prove
themselves 10 nave been unnecessary
+" STUBBORN and foolish.
AZ 'eas' Two dangerous storms win
oceur uurins the week centering on
oc'ooef v one OF these viii be q
s'eat hurricane that Ii expected to
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-09-18
Blue Birds With Miss Eden

Among the enjoyable affairs OF the
week was the lawn party given on
Thursday evening with Miss Ethel
Eden as hostess at the home OF her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. c. l.. Eden. This
was the hostess compliment to the
Blue Bird Club. She also entertained
an equal number OF her boy friends.
Various diversions filled the hours
with enjoyment and the spacious
green lawn furnished an ideal place
for entertaining. Miss Ethel. as
hostess. conducted herself In a sweet
and gracious manner. and at late
hour she and her mother served the
company with a refreshing course Of
cream and cake.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-09-18
Celebrated Fifth Birthday

Tuesday was the fifth anniversary
OF Master A. X. Browns birth, aud
In celebration OF the occasion numer'
Gus friends and playmates gathered
at the home OF his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. A. X. Brown, to participate In
the honors OF his birthday.
The pretty green lawn presented o
beautiful sight. with the bright and
happy faces OF children. all engaged
In rolllcking games and merry sports
peculiar to the tender years Of youth
A diversion calling forth much froll'
was a contest OF finding hidden chew
Ing gum In the grass. Each little
guest received tropby-the boys 0
bag OF marbles and the girls u china
duck.
The embossed birthday cake In the
center OF the dining table was bright
ened by five burning pink tapers, each
to mark a year OF A. KS happy life
As result OF cutting the emblems
out OF the cake. Master Milton Ma.
loney cut the ring. Hendrix Conway
the thimble. Lila Graham Bryan the
toothpick. Louise Wellington the
dime. and Lille Rush Walker the but.
ton. Delicious cream and cake were
served.
Master A. X. was the reeiTlent Of
many useful and pretty remembrance