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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-10-22

Suits and Coats

Let them take any road that leads to the Court
House square beween End nd Bird Streets in the middle
OF the block at Nos 224226 Main Street is Parsons
Souders Co.
Women's clothiers for thirteen years They need so
no further for good Clothes and more better.
Americas best oyercoats starting at S1O00-the 4
largest variety of styles the greatest number of
fashionable fabrics. 81
Fashionable suits aslow as s14.5O-others running
up TO $500, all magnificent fur trimmed and suits Of
the most exclusive kind ,sassss 4xss.s -
TOMORROW a Special Fashion Disposal of
Winter Coats at SI2.75
We have carefully prepared something very good indeed
the way of fashionable coats for women.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-10-22
III
Tom 1rOlO, Sntlirddy of Fail Is
sNeJU Sui 8 Time

las the
of qauaat fair invariably the best
proposition.
We the ule stand best Of
Fall absolutely nothing has been
the prices which gofrom $l4,50 to $500.
Some coats
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-10-22
Interesting Talk.

OOANSSmbS A1Ahs
A very interesting talk on South
America was given by Mrs. L. Way:
man Ogden before the members Of
the Bonafield Circle at meeting
held Thursday evening in the par.
lors of the First Methodist Episcopal
church. The next meeting will be
held in the home OF Mrs. Clyde o.
Law. on Hornor avenue; Thursday
evening, November a. All members
ere asked to be present.
Wedding Announced.
Cards received here read as fol-
lows:
Mr.. and Mrs. John H. Hough
announce the marriage of their
daughter
Katherine Crane
to
DR.. Clyde Hamlin Neill
on Thursday the twenty-f1rst of
October s
one thousand nine hundred and
fifteen
Fairmont, West Virginia.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-10-22
Specials IN
Women 8 Un-
derlDedr,- soc

Ladies' f1eece-lined union
suits, white jersey ribbed;
high neck with long sleeves;
Dutch neck, and elbow
sleeves; either in ankle
length. Special Soc.
Ladies' jersey ribbed
vests and pants, fleece lined;
high neck and long sleeves,
ankle length, special SOC.
Ladies' medium weight
vests, jersey ribbed, either
high or Dutch neck, long or
elbow sleeves. Special Soc.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-10-22
Women 8 Better Kinds
of So. So and 81.
Z Shoes -
Shoes

FE4d 4 9..wH ~ -
Better in style, better in leather, better in
workmanship.
You need not take our word for this. It is
proved beyond question by the number Of these
shoes we sell. IS
In the assortment are practically all che styles
of shoes for all uses as that a woman could want
Andin addition to the great staple stocks there is
a splendid selection Of novelty shoes. NJ
The group Of novelty shoes at $500, which has 4
just been enlarged by four of the very newest
styles of cloth top shoes, has counterpart in this
city.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-10-22

NelD Hair Ornaments
and Bends TOMORROW
Fancy ornaments in green,
gold and blue, Csc and soc.
Fancy hair pins in rock
crystal; Amber and shell,
Soc, $1.00 and $1.50.
Lingerie pins with silver
and gold tops, Csc, SOC.
Pearl beads, small and
large sizes. Many styles,
Csc to $500.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-10-22

There will be forty coats, all atone price.
$12.75 Most distinguished among them are
dark mixtures, some with genuine fur trim
med. others beautifully lined. Duplicates Of
these will not be found.
sOther cloth coats in Broad cloth, Zibelines,
Cheyiots and few Corduroys, very rich
things, only one or two of a kind, each very
new,#this seasons style.
This is sale in which you are not to be
disappointed-come expecting something ex-
ira good. s's
i -
Misses sizes IA, IS, Island 20 years.
Wcmen's, 90 to42. Il ]. .s IL. 81.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-10-22
Special Group.
Undernsusli1,s
at Csc

W. CIV
Taking our usual prices
as a standard, these are
particularly good values.
Corset covers of Main
sock, lace and embroidery
trimmed, sizes 36 to AZ;
special 25c.
Drawers made of cam
brio, embroidery trimmed,
special 25c.
Drawers made of Main
sock, lace trimmed, 25c.
We introduce today silk
crepe-de-chine Corset COW
ers, daintily trimmed with
fancy laces, colors, flesh and
white, $1.00, $1.25, $1.50.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-12-31
sdaueoen nnb 9cutiddanS.

SIN stodbol1ner uMftonblaopt" /,
elmer Der a%1lgelebenftel1. ldipeoiidell
33eitlu1gelt, fin0en mir folgel1oe be-
merfensmertbe Darlegung:
1lsyieDr l1lO mebr madJt Ser Drlld
allf Die 6rei ifanoinobiid)en Staaten.
Millgs Inn 51tDe0en fil10et mitten ii,
ltnlerelt Mfeeren cir raienoer aan,pf
1tatt, bellen 8oge11 mnlldn1al on lll1-
iere ,eigene 4iiIh ihlogel1. 5onobl
NlliRn als Ngnglatloer ltl16 3eutld)e
lba6al iii iere Nelltralitat perlest; sic
5ipei erlteren obne iebes 9eoenfe,t
11no lit politer lteberlegun1g, Sic
9eutld)en mir ourh ein Gerieben.
slbct mabreno t6ie 9eut1dell es atf
je0e oe1fbare glrt beril1d)ten, Das
G%erieben mieoer gilt 5l1 MAIDEN, ba-
ben bic <ilen MIR cine gntldltloi.
gltllg geiart0t, sic lie aber ibren ghl,1-
~Desgenoiien lllO sen %1eutralen 5taa-
ten ge9enii6er apieoer 5llriidge5ogel1
Dabet, lt10 Die gnglallDer gar ba6e,1
IS nod lrid)t einnlal fir ltoflDipe11oig
gebalten, iid} INIT Der gll1toport a,f
Der l6meoiid)en YroteIt sui beeilc1."
p8as nllll belonbers D%erpprgeGo-
betl ,aperoen mllB, lit Oie Gbatlndc,
! Dob 5apilden 6el1tld)frellnoIihell
Sdipeoen mo ldaucoenfrcntolidel,
Dentid)en III Ser ei1lell ODER al,oprell
&e5ieblln9 nod cine selpiiie l,nflare
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-12-31

- Giner Miensr Ma&ri6t
5ufolse befinbet fi4 Ser Srdger bes
mebi5inii@en Mobelpreifes, Der Wiez
ner Stologe 8aranp in ru1iifder
&riYsgefangen{daft in Sransta1pien.
@r batte Sic 5neite 8elagerung pon
pr5empsl mitsemadt, uno mar bei
Der l1ebersabe ben &uTen in bic
9dnbe sefaIen. 8arnnp lit her
Sobn bes DIRECTORS Der 5pl3abtei=
lung Der Mtener unionLanf un0 ftebt
I'M 40. 2ebensiabre.
Yor benz 2anbgerimt
MSin9en l. nurOen tiir5li9 5fpei Ell
genortise Gdue berbanbelt. Ser
Saslobner Sof. 5pfitetter aus @nsl=
l9alting ip1rbe int Stunt fir Sic
Sauer Der @rnte bon einem 8auern
in Denning segen einen Wo9enlofn
BON IL Mart bp1e 8erpflegung .uno
tGsli9 4bier 2iter Bier als &neGt an
geftelt. Nm 81. Mrguit itanb !Spf<
ftetter gum, Mrbeiten anitatt I'm 5
nbr frub erit UNI z l1br auf uno
berlieb, neil er Die berlanste Stag
Bier ni9t fofDrt erbielt, obne @er=
ftanbisung feines 9ienftberrn ieinen
pllab; ct ipurbe nun unter Mrs19lub
milbernoer umitdnoe gu einem Monat
8efdngnis berurteilt. Ser 9ien1ttnedt
Midoel @brt1ta ous l1nterbrunn, Der
{einen DienitplaB in Siding obne
Aunbigung perlieb, neil inn bas -
Bier ni9t semunbet fat, erbtelt cine
Mo4e @efdngnis.
8 in Ron5ertreera M
BETTER 2lopo". bas auf einen nidt
llnsetribten Rlopiergenub 1dlieben
lldBt, peroient tpegen ieiner Dffenbeit
peraei9net gu perben: Sin 8on5ert.
Mebnlides bot ii9 pobl nod niemaIs
n einem 8ubapefter 8onsertiaal suse=
tragen:: Elm 9err namens Segunbo
Ro1es pages aus Barcelona bau1te,
pifdte, ar0blte auf benz alapier, etipa
tpie Elm 5.ollhdusler, Ser ieinen MnfaG
bat. Mir hDrten rur bas, mas sen
,er1ten @ab ,pon @dumanns Jissmol=
Sonate. poritellen folte; ie0esmal,
ipenn oas @eoddtnis lpieber %per1aste,
grtnite Der !9err an &labier 1dmtih,
10 ouB mir ben @tnbrud %getponner1,
]emano erloube iid einen iblen @iB
NIT uns. 9ieiem Srsiben ld1ser ouz
auleben, btelten mir ut,ter unferer
Miirbe. Wir finb aber iiberseust,
bab unier publifum seniisenb @elbft=
aefiiN baben miro, I'm Sen tpeiteren
Werlnnf bes .Ron5erts" in elmer fiiblz
barea 8egenoempni tration erftiden all
laNen".
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-12-31
notwithstanding Mnslanb=8olitif

Die bon DEM %pormaIigen 8m1toes=
Mbgeoronetem 6otpler bon Sllinois
NIT oollem Redt bertretene 9lnii9t,
Dab Dem GongreB aQein sic @ntid)ei=
bultg il6er alrieg uno 5rieben 5uitebe,
1T 5rpeifellos sutreffeno. Die erecl1=
THE 3meig ser 8egieru11g oarf oarllm.
in ben 9e5ie6nltgen 5l a1slanbiidens
Staotef1 niemals ubne ~borgerige 3l1=.
thinning Ser @elebgebung ei,te gSoli=
tit ,trerbell, tpeld1e sic Seine friegeri=
lder !gnt1pidlu1gen lit ii6 tragt. Gin
iplder &l1rs lit cine birefte @erleb-
lll1g Ser 9u1rOesperfoiillng, inbem sic
Gegierungs ODER @recutibe 8efngni1Ie
an ii6 reiBf, Deld)e 1od) ser Gnnlti-
tuition rur Ser Legislature 5ultebel1.
SIS miro nidt 5u beltreiten ieil1,
Dob 0ie Nolitif 0es @raiioenten ieit
Dem 8eltfriege idon mebrfa9 2agel,
geidafen bot, tuelde 6as 2ano Der
&riegsgefabr lebr nabe gebradt ba=
ben. Malp fan1t ote u2uiitania" -Ml1-
geiegenbeit bei Seite laiiel1, oenn ser
uMl1cona" : SAL geriigt als Beiipiel.
Nas Sfaats=@ Department bette fein
&cd)t, in Ser eriten, iolpie IN Ser
5peiten Note Ben Mbbrl6 ser 9e=
3iebltngen a1r5ufiinoigen falls De-
iterreihs ltl1gurn bie amerifaniiden
Soroeru1lgert nidt %be1piuigt. @ier=
0nrd) miro Dos @arlan1ert,, obapobl
MIR ibm Die ausid}laggebenbe gnt=
ideiolmg 5ultebt, alrf cine o~usspartige
Yolitif feitgeIegt, Die leinen Mnlidten
nidt %entlpreden fanlt. Ml,f Ser att
Deren Sette lit I'M ether mternationa-
leu &rile bic offene Desapouirll1g
ser @egierlngspolitif our6 sen Gon=
greB iebr idpuierig. 5ino einmal Bic
0iplomotiiden 9e5iebungen obgebro=
del1, 10 lit 5l11n minbel ten Sic jtnrfe
MDaltdfeit elmer ffrtiitegperiiiift)en Ser
midfung uls 1peitere Jolee porDa11=
0en.
@ie idon fiiir5li9 bemerft, iil1o
11latdbe Mn5eid)en ,porbnnbelt, hpelde
trok Der 5meitel1 Note, Sic iid inbalt=
li6 NIT Der eriten MSittbeilu1g oedt,
altf cine idlieblihe geritanoiglu1g
hinineilen. gite @ereil1barut1g I1Bt
lt6 aber MIR nlrh cine lebr 1peit-
aebenoe 9eadgiebigfeit ser @iener
Megierlllrg erlpurten. 8ebarrt Selter<
reid mlf %Ieille1l anfanglid)er stano=
pnnft, 10 apdre bie n111erifouiide Me=
gierl11gs mill lie iid nidt DEM @or-
lpurf deerer ltn0 nibt err1lt gemeinter
9robl1nget auslebe11, 5ur Nbberu lung
oes omerifaniid)en 8otidafters bel
Selterreid genotbigt.
Gas 9eltreben Ser bei0el mitteI-
cllropdiiden Mead)te allf gerbiitlfng
zines bolligen 8rl1d)es INIT oen Ser.
5taaten lit iebod ll1lperfenl1bor n10
OeBbab miro poral,slidHlih al1d) I'M
vslnoona" Safe elm giitlid)er Mus-
meg gefltroen. sllein nid)ts0eltotpeni=
ger blelbt Die I6atl ode bej te1en, baB
Der egeclltipe 3tpeig iii ben 8erbano=
ll11rgelt init 1eutlhlalto inns 0ejter-
reid bic ibl1l perfaiinl1gsnlaBig ein=
%gerdumtele &ed)te iiberidritten fat,
Dob por alleri Ole 9rubu1g nit Sem
MGbrltd, Der We5teblll1gerl ufr1e bor=
Nberige 3litimm,ng bes gIongrelles
ourd1alls un5ulallig mar
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-12-31

Stinulal11g bprballOen lit; mer eil1 et=l
tpas fei11eres @ebor fiat rrro in iree1loI
einem aor1tafte NIT 6ieien &reiienl
ltebt, fann 6ies ipoll bemerfen. 8iele|
0entIde Baden es bei Beginn oes1
&rieges aIs ielbltperItanonlid ge6al<
ten Dob 5dppeoen M11Blaro a,1grei=
tent 1piirbe, Inn 0as alte idapeoiide
Sinnlano 5llruid5lgemin1,en. Sie]
baben ul1lere &iible, niht eegen
5intdat1b lt,o oeiien idpperes Sdids
ial, aber gegell Die @iebereroberung
oieies 9onoes ,tid)t perltebe,t f0n11e,t,
|tpeil tie 6ie Mngelegenbeit bonn Ditto
.rildenS tanop,lnft betradteten, ieooh
I'M leretr naflonalen Stanopunft unb
Die idarfe Sdeioung ser Molien nidt
geniigeno betonten. @ir SfmeSen
|apiiroen 11atiirlih iebr gert Elm freies
|5innlan0, einen elbltltanbigcn iinni-
|iden Stadt ieben, l1nb meine11 al1d),
oaB Mlan0 NIT iei1er idppebild)en 8e=
differing tpieber eir 2anO unter
ihpeoilder &egieriu1g meroen miilie,
INF 10 mebr, neil be1Ien geographic
|6e Gage bon. ben &lllie1 gegen uns
a~nsgel1iist miro. Mn16 miiljden mir
5dyne0en cine @ren3regulirung I'M
bobel1 Morben, tpp 0ns Itete @ororin-
gen Ser ruiiiid)eu Mudt cine itete
8eorobu1lg Sdmeoens lit. Mber fir
ein Idmeeiides Sirflln,1o fa1l1 bas
@er5 Der Sdpueoell niemalS entbrel1-
nen. @obnen sort 100000 5dppe=
I0en, 10 fia0en iid) sort aud, 3 Miaip=
nen 5ilnaen, sic elmer gang anbere11
GaIIe mie mir 51apeoen %angeboren
- oenn es ii10 ia Mo1,golen*) nro,
oieie lpred9el1 cine gang aaoere 5pra=
DIE, baben ga115 anoere @eoorfen u1b
@mpfin0u11gen als mir 5bmeoen
|nn6 iin6 all5u lange gegen sic idppe=
|biihe 8epolferunw feinoli6 gelin,1t
gepei Ell, ols OaB mir es pagel1 lon=
tent al1f 0ielen @run6lagen eine ge=
~fabrpolle politildR Submit nuf5u=
lbanen."
u8as oeltlde Soft FAINT baber
nidt init &edt bon u1s 5bme0en
etipas an0eres begebre1, ais 1pas es
bel gleiden 9erbdltnillen .ielbit ge=
tba1 bette. Cider mer0en piele rll=
big Oenfenoe 9eutlbe 5hlpeoe,1 oa=
fiir oanfbar iein, oaB es neutral &C.
tblie6en nno infolgeOeiien i'll bebeuten=
DEM .ltmfarlge un6 allf peridieoene
Mrt 3eutidylano cine faftiide @ilie
leiiten fam. Mean fa11n ia aud jebt
Die 9eobadtllng MAIDEN, 6aB Sic llel=
tralen aleinitauten fid crit Damn ol1
bent fiirdterlide1r @eltfnmpfe Bethel
ligen, apet1 Die Situation iibermad=
tig semor0el1 lit un0 lie III cine
3apangslage periebt merben, 100 aoffe=
11er &rieg llno Extraordinarily Sic
einsige 2oiung lit"
ga lit DEM ldppebilden @latt
ein etbl1ograpbilder Srrtbum paliirt.
Ste Simmer lin0 feline Mongole,1,
io'1oern ii1b ein 3,ueig Ser nrol-altai-
iden gollferfan1ilie. Sic 1i1to 6cn Cir
fen ulb Magpare,1 berapanot. 81,
ben Wongolen fon11en lie fei1esfaus
gerednet mer6en. Mttm. ser Me6.
oes u0emofrat").
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-12-31

SOlepD y. SDoQIe, TruDerer
ntterifanilder gotidafter III 2onoon,
es let ll1liere Nfli6t, aa=
naoa gegen irgen6 einen Seinb '5u|
go iiebt uma9re e IL
aus!
@enn sic grobe Sffen1ibe I'M
8elten feblidlage, 1per0e 8entiblano
I'M 6rie6en bitten, id,reibt ber @ari=
Ter 0aatin. Gin 8etpeis, baB es sic
bon Napen'iden S6ioten nidt 6loB
siebf.
9us u3medelIen" Der 8i1io-
ndre fir 9beobore Noolepelt bat Ell
lten llnertpartetel1 grfolg .geDnbt:
lit nun auh bei frii6eren 8e-
1p%u1loerern nnm0glid getporoen!
Ole Ser. Stoaten qiiiBten 5 es=
y q 70 riilteu, 0amit lie &ana6a nn6
belfelr f0nnten, tpern Ser
alrieg fit lie cine llngliidlide @en=
Olltlg ne6n1en lollte, erfldrt Ser ebe=
malige gotidafter Gboate offentlid).
so, 10! 3as molle11 mir nl1s mler=
fert. 8isber bat es ir1nler gebeiBen,
mir miibten %riiltelt, UNI ei11en feino-
liden M11griff ab1pebren 81 fon11en.
Iber &iinber n11o Marren Hagen be.
fnnnfIih hismpiIpn Hip @nhrhpit
Die @oltllag ser 9(merifaner
0eutlden @lutes in 6ragen, Sic auf
Die Stellung Der Ser. 5taater1 5u oem
@eltfriese 9e5ug boben, miro crit
ipater, mern Die 2eioerid)aften iib ge-
leatbaben, allgemein beritonoel1 u1lb
merfal1nt aper0en. l1to mir 1inb
ii6er5engt, bas 8olf miro Damn 81 Ser
3@iniiht fommel1, SOB 11nier Stono-
|plnft Der %mabrbaft amerifaniide nar
redt ul1o gereN gegen ieoerma11n,
obne ldeinbeiliaen 8orbebqlt, obne
IelbltgefaQige Seud)e[ei!
- n@1l1 SSrIe0el1, Der Delt S11terel=
lien Der Mlliirter 5lupi0erlaufen mir
De, iii ausgeidloilen", erflarte @ul=
ter Gl1ncima11, Ser 9rdiibent bes
u9oaro of Iraoe", int britiiden I'm
ter6ans. uGorlauiig tragen meber
mir, tod LII ERE 8erbii11oeten Elm Ser
lange1l nod oem 5rieoen. @ir bo=
ben INT er @aupt5iel In Dem &riege
erreidt, benn %fonmer3iea lit 9eutld=
lano pernidtet, uno mir mii1fen I'M
@erein NIT u1rlerel1 Mlliirten MIR
Ft1ebr oafiir lorgen, baB Ser beutlde
|Sanoel nad1 bent &riege iein @pllpt
nie tpieOer erbebet fann."
1eutldlano ols @an0elsmadt
81 5%er)toren, 0as lit Ser gauge S1ped
bes leidtfertig ertfeiielten &rieges
|gepelen Die Weusfe gleitet immer
ltiefer berunter, bis bnlb Sic gauge
Ienglilde 5rase nadt Daitebt nnb sic
Worte Der 9eud)elei vpoor @el=
gii1nS 4pegett" fem @nglanoer
megr, 1nlr nod n%elltrale Mmerifa1er
|ipieoerbolen mogen . @emib ~
oos lit oas cine, ein5ige, bas 9roBe
3iel:: uJar laiting 8llil1 of @erman
Sraoe" mie ga,15 rid)tig Sic &c.
~. 1inles" es iiberi dreibt.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-12-31
YolitiidJc 11nb umpolitiide
&ano9loHen.

IS iii Flor, BOB ie6er oIs Tei11O
a115l11ebr1en lit, Ser ei11en sJetil16 nit
Den Dfittel1l sur Tortlebung bes &rie=
ges periiebt.
@a,go @rotius, 15S3-1645.
Sltgo @rotills apar 9rofeljor an
Der l1ieOerlan0iid)et ltniperlit1t 2ep=
Den. Seine 5driften 1ittb als bic
grnnolage oes ugolferred)ts" 51 BE-
trodten.
-Sdapei5er 3eitlll1gen nrodcn lid)
luitig ii6er uamerifnniide gseutraliz
tat". gber sum 8eiue1 als sum
2aden!
Die @auptl1riade fiir Sen 3pijt
ut Toros 5rieoens9elealboit be ltano
oarin, bob ieOer ii + rem mollte.
aein @alnoer, oab 5orO al1sribl
Gem 4aiier 1pir6 ipieber ein
&rebsleioen angeoidtet. Mod 6en-
lel6elt berlaBlide11 @epabrsIeuten
lat ioear Die gauge oeutlde Nation
la'1alt ben arebs9aig a11eetreten.
Gas Subr 1916 mir6 ms sen
Sieg bri1gel1", Iagt Mlriiterpr1ii-
bent 9rio11b: '@el1ol oielel5e @or=
ansiogung galt oent Sabre 1915!
u&uBlano unb ltniere groBe
.6lotte iperben Sen @rieg gepiru,e11" !,
lagt ei1 2ouboner ySad)perit1ll6i-
ger. 8elr bie4@otter peroerben MOL
len, id)laget lie INIT @lino9eit!
SIT 9onhon fiirdtet 11lnlt, 5pa-
l1iel1 lperoe iid 0elt Mittelln6dtel1 alt-
.ldlieBen, Inn @ibraltnr apieber5ler=
balten. Rdil1ber Soln @lld fen1t fei=
tie @~eapiilensbiiie ~ aber Mlporiiden
l6at CT mardn1al!
Die Deleaaten 5lln1 iiioIiden
8o1oelsfongreb befiir1porten Sic gin-
fiibrnl1g elmer neutrality-suspicious.
her nod 6eltidem Mll1ter. sic mill
len Balt bod INNER oem 9eiipfcl ser
Dgarbarelt" rno uSunnea" folgen.
Die s(usf,lbr bon rlnna,iidem
'8etplbe no6 Nclltlblano lunb Sc=
iterreid ! llnaarn bat ap1 beiliscl
Mbel,o %begoir1en. Gos mertbppllte
Observation-Disclosures z
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-12-31

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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-12-31

Die sf,1sfubr bon rlmaliidem
'8etnloe la6 Dcl,tidln,o l,n6 Sc=
lterreid llngarn bat an1 beilisen
Mbel,o b%egonnen. Das mert5pollte
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.!
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-12-31

49, IS i'll Flor, oaB ieoer oIs 6eino
a15u1lebl1er, lit, ser einen Jeil,1 nit
Den Mittelr1 sur Tortletung oes &rie=
ges periiebt.
Sa,go @rotius, 15S3-1645,
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-12-31

Surge Grptills 1par 9rofelior an
Der nieoerldnoiiden ltniperiit1t 2ep-
Den. Seine Sdriften iittb alS Die.
Wrnnologe oeS rgolferredts" sit BE-
trod)ten.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-12-31

9os 8orrettipnsgez
riat in Nantua, I'M 9epartement Mtn,
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unb bel oenen 1000 6ronfen in
Sob gefunoen nurben, gu snei Wp=
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The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1915-06-18
USING THE FRENCH LANGUAGE
Belgian Refugee Panied at Cheers
Given by Students at His Descrip-
ton of Ruined Louvain.

Professor Poussin, the Belgian refu-
gee professor at Harvard, was panied
at dinner in his honor by the ap-
plause and cheers which greeted his
description of ruined Louvain and
wrecked Liege. But when it was ex-
planned to Professor Poussin that the
Harvard professors and students had
very slight knowledge of French
he had spoken in French-his perplex.
ity vanished, and he smiled.
.''I see," he said, Il see. 1t is like
the case of Mr.. Smith. Mr.. Smith,
an American, said to his wife at a
Paris restaurant:
Strange! spoke to the pro-
prietor in French, and he didn't un.
derstand me-
9 Well, said Mrs. Smith, emo won
der. He's Frenchman.'
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1915-06-18

go well with all the pale colors tia,
are fashionable for evening. and they
are good deal more economical in
the END than slippers and stockings to
match each gown. Evening wraps are
simply neutrality-suspicious. affairs
OF coral, turquoise or purple silk.
lined with chiffon. edged with Geor-
glan ruches and decked with silver
embroidery, or trimmed with white
fur. A white fox neckpiece to wear
with them would make a gift for
which any bride would be pathetically
grateful
Hats are always important, for they
can make or mar the ensemble. For
travelling, the bride should make her
head as neat and trim and as small as
possible. When she reaches her desti-
nation she may let her headgear be as
large and frivolous as she pleases.
Wide sailor-shapes in fiowery ere
tonne and tussore colored to match
the silk wreath are charming with
white clothes for mornings. For aft
ernoon, there are the transparent
fantasies in black. white or pale col
ors, or The old-fashioned leghorn
wreathed with flowers and ribbons.
Sports hats are seen in supple hemp
or tucked and corded silk. If one is
really serious, there are practical
affairs in panama and soft felt. White
kid hats are new, if rather heavy. The
all-white or all-black hat is always a
good choice.
Copyright. 1915 by the Mcclure Newspa-
per Syndicate)
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1915-06-18
CARING FOR SOWS
AT WEAVING time
Best Decrease Amount of Feed
and Turn Her Into Separate
Yard Away From Pigs.

1t is best to decrease the amount Of
feed that is allowed the SOW day or
two before weaving time and turn
her in a separate yard away from the
pigs and allow her very little feed out
side of the pasture for four or five
days, so that her milk flow Will cease
and not injure her for future breed
ing.
After this, bran and short feed in
a thick slop and one or two ears of
corn will prove an excellent ration
for few weeks. At all times pro-
vide plenty of pure water, charcoal and
salt
After breeding increase the amount
of millfeed and feed less corn for
about eight weeks and then supple
ment the millfeed with one pound OF
tankage and find that one pound a
day for each SOW will bring sat.sfac
tory results at borrowing time.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1915-06-18
SOME DIFFERENCE AT HOME
Small Boy Not at All Disturbed by
Father Reaching for Strap While
Aboard Trolley Car.

They we're speaking of the bright
remarks of the little folks the other
evening when this anecdote was re-
called by Congressman Henry George
of New York.
Recently a woman entered q
crowded trolley where a man and
very small boy were sitting side by
side. Instantly the man offered his
seat to the woman and seized q
strap.
Isn't that gentleman your father,
my boy?" gently asked the woman
passenger, breaking into converse.
ton with the youngster
Yes, ma'am," answered the boy.
I'VE are goin' to the ZOO
We'll, since he is so much older
than you, why don't you give him
your seat?" remarked the kindly
hearted passenger. Don't you dis
like to see him reaching for the
strap"
Not in a trolley car" was the
prompt rejoinder of young America.
but do at home"
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1915-06-18
Something New is a MILDLY

A pleasing change from the old
stlye, sailor-collared MILDLY blouse for
tennis wear, is this smart tunic with
its belt passing under the front panel,
and its unusual arrangement of collar
Skirt and tunic are of fine white cot
ton percale, the skirt in gore-fared
cut and the tunic having wide arm
holes and slashes at the hip so that it
is very roomy and comfortable for ac-
tive exercises. The trimmings are of
Dutch blue chambray. This maiden
wears a sensible tennis hat of light
weight straw with shady brim Her
feet are shod with tennis shoes of
white cotton duck trimmed with tan
calf.