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The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-08-15

FOR SALE-One Powers Moving Picture Machine, 1914 model, in Al condition, and other moving picture outfits, or will
 exchange for Ford automobile of equal value. Address Alamo Theatre, Gads- den. Ala. S-12-4t
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-08-15

WHY pay rent when you can buy a lot and have house built on 1t for the same money? I have a hood, large lot at . bargain; if interested write or phone Main 1T. Address ll5 N. Fist St.
 e. Glover s-l5-eod-7t
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-08-15

INVEST s4S of that $50 When you get that Ford rebate show your apprecia- \ tion of what the Ford has done for you by investing s4S of the $50 in a Bosch Ford attachment The Bosch-Ford gives you absolutely troubleless ignition, econ omizing fuel, time and repair bills. Re- member what your Ford has done for you. Do your share for it and buy a Bosch-Hord attachment.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-08-15
West End Bargain

Groom, practically new modern home on corner lot, 50x190. on car line, cost original owner $6000; will sac rffice for $4750 and make terms. Let us show you this Monday.
 Drake & Douglass R. E. Go.
 Chamber of Commerce Bldg.
 Iai
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-04-09

mourning for his mothers passing.
Mayor Boatright. Chief Of Police Me-
MiIiIn, City clerk Thomas Hughes
ether officials Of the city were at
the funeral.
The solemn and impressive service
was conducted by Rev. DR.. Noise
Bergmann. He paid an eloquent and
moving tribute to Mrs. Grunsfeld. re-
calling not only her part IN the
founGina OF the city. but the nobility
OF her character and the unvaryins
sweetness Of her disposition.
To the beauty Of the service was
added splendid aud searching solos
by Miss Claude Albright.
Burial was in the Jewish cemetery
Honorary pailhearers were Nos H.
field. J. A. Weinman. r. II. Kent. Or
Pcaree. l.. kempenich, N. Mandell
David wetnman and Mr.. Harsch
Active pailbearers: Louis Held, Arn'
Huning, NJ. l.. stern. Dave Rosen
valid. -. o. Jana and n. @. NEGRO.
den.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-04-09

Of the Allen estate. ana a.. - making
special efforts TO develop the pros
porous honey business that Mr. Allen
built up.
Judge r.. 4. Mann hns been retain
ed as chief counsel ~ the Southwest
ern Surct, company IN The case grow
ing out uf the bond OF NJ. o. LEV ol-
Ign as treasurer OF the state college.
The state seeks 20 collect the face Of
the bond. and the company denies
liability. $. +. Wcisiger of ~ Pas1.
Is associated with Judge Mann In tue
defense.
Special Agent George II. Thomas. ~
the Santa Fc. was In Santa Fc yos-
terdBy tostifying in a government
case before the United States grand
jury. lie visited the pc%nitentiary for
the first time. md today he was en-
thuslasii- over tho management OF
the institution. 10 has visited a
number of ponitcntiarics, hr said. and
none % them surpassscs Warden NJ
Muuus' charge.
capt " e.. Reid. santa Fc general
attorney, went 90 Socorro this morn
ing on legal business. He was ac-
-compHuicd by the compnny's taa
missiodor Nj. Taluufero, of Topeka.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-04-09
ALLEGED FIREBUG
TAKEN BACK TO
FACE COURT
Authorities Seek H. B. Jami-
sons Aid in Prosecuting R.
NJ. Mattox at Hearing in
Gallup Tomorrow Morning.

n. NJ. Matox. arrested In Ei Paso
for alleged arson In Gallup. passed
through here today IN the charge Of
Deputy sheriff Daa Pitkia on the way
TO Gallup. He II 20 De heard tomor-
row morning.
Pitkin sought advice from Assist
ant District Attorney Harold B. Jam
ison, who was asked To- take charge Of
the prosecution Of Mattox al tomor-
rows hearing. Mr.. Jamison could not
AXE over the case. John Venabie
has been retained to defend Mattox.
]. n. Scott. who was arrested here
recently. suspected OF neing n OF
the gang that wrecked train No. ~
near Gallup a year ago, has confessed
TO taking part in the arson plrt In
which MattoX is alleged Ia have been
the head. II Ia charged Mattox had
his house In Gallup burned down h.
order TO collect the Insurance.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-04-09
DR.. WARREN WILL
MAKE HOME IN
Ell PAS0
Popular Rector of St. Johns
Parish Resigns After Long
Period Of Effective Service
in Albuquerque.


Archdeacon W. y. Warren. rector
OF -. Johns Episcopal church for
the past six years. and one VI the
most popular ministers In the city.
presented his resignation TO the ves-
try OF 81. Johns parish, al a special
meeting held yesterday afternoon for
the purpose, and al the rector's in
slstence the resignation was accept
I cd.
DR.. Warren finds II necessary to
move TO q lower altitude because OF
the health OF members of his family.
The vestry OF st. Johns at first de-
clined to consider "A resignation, but
when the archdeaeon's personal rea-
sons for wishing To leave this parish
had been fully presented, the vestry-
men reluctantly yielded 10 his de-
mand. Dr. Warren has determined
10 move to III Paso at once and for
the present VIII enter secular life; at
least until an opening In the church
presents itself which VIII meet the
conditions Of altitude and climate
which the health of Mrs. Warren de-
mands.
Al the meeting yesterday IA com
mittec WIS named 10 dram rosoiu-
lions dealing with Ia. Warren's long
and faithful service here and this
committee IL In session this after
noon.
DR.. Warren has sod his home al
1903 West Tijeras avcnue 60 Dr. Da-
vid C. Twichell.
q committee OF the ycstry was APP
pointed. also. 10 proceed TO hll the
vacancy as speedily as possible.
Pending the coming of "A new rector
H.. l.. n. Mitchell OF the university
faculty will efhciate as lay reader,
at the accustomed services. while
Bishop Frederick u. Howden, with
the exception of the coming sunday.
will conduct one service ON three
Sundays Of each month.
statement by the Vcstry.
The vestry Of 81. Johns gave out
the following statement this after
moor;
with deep regret the vcstry OF 81.
Johns church has accepted the res
ignHtiOn of their beloved rector. the
Ven. W. r. Warren. who has served
tho parish Tor q period Of five years
and q hait ON account ~ tho failing
health Of HE wife the rector an
nounced that ID was advisable TO re-
move his family 20 a lower altitude.
and in order Ca have more time 70 de-
vote 20 the care 81 his family he has
applied for and received "a leave ~
absence from the district for two
years Recognising the validity OF
the rector's claim. the wardens ana
vcstry nave accepted the resignation
for the reasons indicated.
"a search has already been inaug
urated for Or. Warren's successor.
In the meantime the church will not
be closed. Bishop Howden will con
duct services a. frequently as his
other engagements will permit and
when neither the bishop nor any
priest can be obtained certain 81 the
services will be read by the lay read
er Of the parish
I'm the time Or. Warren has
served here he has built up the
church q placed n on d more solid
basis than n has over rested on be-
fore. He viii be greatly missed hy
the members Of his parish and hy the
whole city. Cor he was interchangeable
In looking after the unfortunate poor
aud sick. no matter whether they
were members Of his congregation or
Not.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-04-09
MRS..GRUNSFE[D IS
LAID AWAY AMID
DEEP MOURNING
City Officials and Many Others
at Funeral Of Noble Woman
Who Help Found Albuquer-
cue.

Mrs. ~HildcBRrde Grunsicid. one 81
tha founders Of Albuquerque. war
laid away today after one Of the most
impressive ana largely attended fu-
ncrals ever held ~ this city.
Ths funeral was hold from Temple
Albert. AOurners filled the edifi1e
and The floral tributes made an i'm
posing mass TINT filled the front Of
the synagogue. Among the pieces
was sent BY the city government
which honored Mira orunsfcld Ms one
~ b city's pioneers and Joined with
Councilman Ivan Gransfeid In the
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-04-09
NIKE Is EXPECTED
TO RECOVER STEADILY

Steady recovery OF Frank Mckee,
cashier n the First National bank,
who vas run over by an automobile
yesterday, h. assured. according 20 re-
ports from ~ JoEeph's hospital to-
day. His broken right leg was set
today. He ave every evidence 81
having recovered from the shock of
the accident, and nothing Is expected
10 rctard his progress from now on
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-04-09
CLUB N KOEHLER
VIEWS FOR LECTURES

For lr'turr uurppEos ~ tho New
McNi'u building Jt the San Diego cN-
position SECRETARY Tom Egau Of IN"
Commercial club, today sent n mum
Der Of pictures cot scenes Ia AlOu-
querquc 'o 4. D. kochler, who has
charge OF the Sew Mexico exhibit.
The pictures SHOW such views as the
main buildings snuitariums. resi-
denccs, main streets, and the uni
ydTsity,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-04-09
Nn1df

The " Albuquerque daily papers
are glad to favor Albuquerque
churches and lodges 0y publishing
notices OF services aud meetings free
of charge. Notices 81 entertainments,
lectures. r~ccitals. suDpers, teas, ETC..
which are given for The purpose of
making money, however. Will be
charged for az regular advertising
rates. Whore an admission Is charged
or a collection Is taken, whether men
ton Of the fact Is made IN the notices
published In the paper or not. the
papers will charge FOR the notices. In
stead of phoning notices In, bring
them.
THE MORNING JOURNAL,
THE EVENING HERALD.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-04-09

Jus. received % nll line 81 the pop
ulur Mary James Pumps il hoth pat-
ont and dun feathers. All sizes for
babies, children, misses aud women.
our prices are worry reasonable. g.
Mays Shur store 3tf West Central
avenue.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-04-09

Soc the kapplc Furniture 90 when
YOU are lea ncpd Of q new piece OF
furniture Tor your home. Location
first store on East Central avenue
just across the tracks.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-04-09
LECTURE BY
DR.. HOUSE TONIGHT

nr. r. l.. House Will deliver tho
nnal lecture In his series tonight at
the Congregational church. The sub
ject will be The Wei Of Life" aud
those who have heard any or all Of
the addresses in this intensely inter
csting series will want 10 hear the
colslng one Last night Or. House
rpoke on Jesus, the Conscious
Min 90 q large and deeply inter
csied audience
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-04-09
NOTICE

Notice l. hereby given that the un-
derslRaed have disposed of our in
ferest In Graham Brothers saloon 10
leo Zanonn A. co. We will collect
and pay all OF Graham
Brothers. Ramona & co. will have
charge Of above named business from
April gth.
CSigncd) IKE II. GRAHAM.
WARREN GRAHAM.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-04-09

Phone o. Rcd Barn. an Wci; cop
per, f0r first class livery. W. l.
Trimble n Co
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-04-09

WATER TAX Due ASD PA
ABLE AT OFFICE or WATER co.
iiG $. SECOND.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-04-09
THE WEATHER.

FORECAST. Tonight and SAT-
urday generally fair except local
} rain northeast portion tonight.
Slightly colder extreme east por-
ton tonight.
ALBUQUERQUE WEATHER
for the 20 hours ended at 5
} o'clock this morning:
MnNimum-62.
Minimum-33.
} Range-2g.
Al \ o'cloCk-t2.
Southwest winds; partly cloudy.
When IL Went
The Tcacher-So Delllah cut
Samson's hair and all his strength
} wen out Of him. Now when did
|. Samson's strength go out of
, him? You may answer. Willie.
, WILLIE guess IL WIS when he
, seen hisseif in tn glass.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-04-09
q CANNOT SEE

any better 90 more attractive looking
bread. cake and pie than wc make.
ana Nc know that yea ranuot buy any
thht gives more satisfaction 60 tho
eater We make II temptingly de-
li0ious a1I old AMI yoUug alike en-
joy u. II VIII pay you 10 buy your
bread ana pastry here Instead of maxi
ing o. yu.rsclf. ~ Hny tate give uH &c
trial and that VIII surely convince sou.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-04-09

We can't startle you with prices. for shoe prices have
had the same sound for years, but we can surprise you
with the excellence of Our Shoes at any stated price.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-09-07

Sd6el6en, fpenn man Fie islbif beritent,
fpertbboaer getdlten. @ir bdben BEL ber
QuspaAl BET odrgeitelten &~lsinieteiten
bauptIddli9 an bic @erbpnfdnbieuHg
bon balsfreien Safenz gHb gluieuduss
fhnittsn aebaht unb bringen einige
RHf6en uuD bodlfsbtHOe umIegefrageH,
bic fat ale ben 0pr3ug haben, gans be-
Iunoers tleibfam gu fem. 9ie Dole Silz
riiT9e eignet fih am beIten fir 9umen
init langem Idlanfsn 1als, bic anbere
SHnrif6e, bagegen 1T fir iebe 9alsform
oortbeilbdft. Dos Mdtsrial 3n Der breiten
RaIde ergab fdtDar3er Ieibener Grbstiil.
Die adaber Der Naide finb init ! Son
breiten, fnpar5tn acknowledgement
einqefaBt, bic nit Der Mlafdine dnges
fteppt Ifnb. 8iefe arbeit mub, tpenn bic
RiiIde ntdt an ibrer Slogans %eitbdBen
ion, febr fduber dussefibrt perben. Man
erlei6tert fi9 bic arbeit, ipenn man ben
Disqualification 3undhit peritiir3t nit benz
Rano beg Siilitreifens 5ufammenheftet.
9arauf piro Der SdrdgItreifen mad
auBen umgeleqt unb NIT mad inHen einges
i9ldgenem Ranbe benz giaftreifen erit
aufgeheftet unb bdnn nit Der Mdfhine
auFqeteppf. Die tIeinen abbl. Seisen, pie
man cine 8anbroTette herifeut, bic dIs
g~lddcnftibe Bel elmer breiten Riifhe 8erz
inenbAng ftn0et.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-09-07

9ertreibunq pou MATER
Die 70 etelbaften Sdpdbell, auTs
len ober Jransolen 6alten Ii1 am Iiebltsu
in &Gumen duf in 6ensR feufte @teleH
p%ortommen unb psrben aud DEFENDERS
burh bic Rdfie berdnge8pgen. Man pers
msibe baber bort, mo fd btele ungebetsnen
gdite einifelen, naFes Qufpi5den. Die
Glider uno aiBen itreide man NIT einem
Slit 5u, Der aus frif9 ~gebranntem Sips
uHb 4lauu bereitet pirb. Our 8erttlqung
lam man beridisbsns, in ibren @irtungen
ui9t gula glei9s MitteI o~nipenoen: Gnts
ipe6er berbiinnt man Observation-Disclosures
NIT BEN gIeiden @eipidtstbeile 5prup unb
Itelt bieie Mifaung in einsm Seller auE
beSp. beItreidt init ibr bic Gtelen, an
btnen fi5 bic Shpdben ~aufbdlten. Cher
man bsrmifdt bid gefotte Grbisn pber
eeriebene M0bren NIT SfeHldipdr3e pesr
@iIsnfeilfp1hnen. Gin brittes, fir 9auss
There unsefdhrlihes MittI befebt in elmer
Uetidung BON Roggsns pbsr AlabaItsreips.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-09-07

5ammt ober gnrburD1 gu
.reinigen. 6ier dlfo perIditbens gers
fubren: Sammttragen gu reinigsn. I'm
ipI6e, b~eipnhers aud an 6errensp dIetots
au fdlberr, erbibt man ipeiBen Ganb reft
Itdrt, thut ibn IN Elm tistnes 9euteIhen
unb ret6t Dumit ben ard9eu pieDerbolt gut
al.
4us Sdmmt 6ettfIeden 5u
entftrnen. Man hrin1t etfpds Sers
p~entinaeiit auf sin reiBes 2dppaen uno
reibt Oumit bic befledte STEELE mad BEN
Stri9.
Sammt su maiden. 3tpei
H~inbsgaaen tperben nit etpas 9onig unh
Seife in tpeiaeg 8oFer getban, geto6t
unb fleiBig umgsribrt. Der Sdmnft pirb
bdnn auf elm reines Brett 9eleat UNI nit
obissr Miidung mittsls zines 2dppdeAs
5ismIi9 fart befeudtet; baraufbir nidelt
man i'm uuf- ein MdugelboI8 unb rpat
i'm Bis Der ShnuB Der idtpuubsn til alss
6unn pirD Ct bur9 reines @aHer ge5ogeH,
nohmdIs gerolt unb enhLi9 dufgsbdngt,
banlit En- batb trOden ipirb. Mit III Muis
Ter geipeihter unb aufgetohter 9auIeuz
blais pirb Der boib trodene Sanmt nab
gemodt. apiidsn Elm Sud ssIdIdgsn. f.
LANCE, Biz CT troden 1T, gsroat unb ouIebt
init einem Guhe ipieber abgerieben.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-09-07

Mittel gegen 9 dpaben. DIS
ein5ig Iiter pirtsnbes MitteI 1T Sdpeins
farter @riin, NIT Gpiriius su einsm grei
angera6rt, in Idmmtli6e Misen Der aiide
nnrneHtli9 am 9ofherbe, bermittelit zines
QinfelS sinsuftrsiheu. Riresnbs pirb
man bann mtbr BON ireeRo sinem Der
Sbierc beIdltigt. BUR muB man bein
0ebrau9 Idon rsdt Doriidtie iein, bd
bds @ift lebr arfenitboltig 1T. Mirb BAG
Mtttel In SdId5rdumsn dngetpenbet. 70
muB cine BARN Idlafenbe gerfpn flint bts
feds gad1te a~nsqlartiert perben. p !
pfunb alaun In 3 qints Mafer tofen
uHo nit Der todenbsn g0iung ale RiBeH
uno GhlnpfpiHtel auspinieln. 3 10
36eile WaFer, 1 9beil gGpfieum (aus Der
apot6ete) unb Elm 9hsil Dormpoob. Dies
aufl0fen unb ieotm pint bieler a0fung
20 @rains ,Grtrad Of nur bomica", 20
@rdins .Grtrdtt Of tplotbntb" unb 20
@rdins ,@rtrdct Of qloeA gu ieben. Dies
in aae Ribsn unb 2ofer itreihen. a
man empfieblt Ferner nod oas folsenbe,
inteniiD unD RAID tpIrtenDe Berttlguflgss
mittel aeaen S9pnbentdfer in aiiasn unb
3immer: 2 9Funb angslitapur5sl, fsin
pulDeriTrt unb ! lln8e Gufalbptus0l mere
ben IN elmer gr1Ben Reibf6aIe irnjg Ders
mengt. Mdn ftreue Obiges pulDer bes
abenbs an ale itne Gtslen, tpO fd bitfes
ldfies nnoe3ieFer dufbdIt, bduptfdhlif
auf bic guBbobsn Der 3immsr unb Speifss
tommern, In &iiden. am Serb unb bsrgl.
8es anberen Cages nirb man bann bic
betrsffenben Rdums boa BON get0btstem
llngs5isfer finoen. Man bat bonn nur
notbig, bic BnBb0oen pOu ben adfern 81
idubern unb bes Folssuben qben6s bisfeIbe
prosebur bor3unehmen. Rad siniseH 9ds
gen ipirb man BON Dem bdbIi9en unsesiss
fer befreit ieiH.
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RinOtsgIaabe -
Ainotsuertrantu.

Die &inberer5is6ung in ben eriten Sab
rem lit Notwithstanding unb foItet iebel
Nlutter qrDbe Opfer. bic fs ibrer RatuI
d6qepinnen mug. Sur ehte Qiebe unf
tDiltge Gr5iebungstunit bermdg Fe 81
briaqen. Die Gorgen ober, bic man Iif
fir bas torperlihe unb geiitige Dobl bsr
9inber in ben erften feds Sabren mddt.
iinb bic beifangefpanbten; fie tragen ba3u
Bel, baB unfre ainber su G90pfern ibrer
eignen GliidTeligfeit beraugsbtlbet rerben,
bdb ie, bon duBeren Dingen andbbdneis,
ibr eisnes DobE in Fd ieIber iuden uah
fGbig perben, in alien QageH unb inter
alien llmTtGnben eIiidlid au fein. Bds
in bieIen eriten SaEren nidt er3o9en 1T,
t0nnen ale iibrigen Grsis6ungsiabre, fam
feline nod 70 bortrefFIide Sdufe, lam
bds 2eben NIT ieiner er3iebenben Mirtung
nimmer gitnafen. 9ssbuIb nebme es
bic Mutter reft ernf NIT Der eriten Grs
aie6ung uno forge bOr allen bafiir, bdB
fe jeber8at ginbIid in bic DeIensdrt hires
&inbss bat; benn nlir 6ann Tam lie uifs
fen, mas ibm notbibut. limb umgsfsbrt
1T file bas ainb .Ous 8eipuBtfsiu bon
B~i4tisteit, oaB Is In alien feinen sruBsn
unb tleiHen R0tben cine fidere 3ufItdt
6ei Teinen Gltern finbet. Sbm rirs bies
fer gldube gu einem fsifen Sort in ben
WirrIdlen bes fedferen 9ebens, unb in
ibm rubt bic slidIid mndspbs 4ufs
FdFnns Der ainbbeit sinsig begrinbst.
Defer a~inbeseldrbs, her in beg ainbes
a6bdnaigteit nnb gefaeibenbeit feinen
Gruub fat unb ben aIle ainber bon Der
Rdtur babsn, ebt Is berp56nt unb ans
IprudspUa gsHadt pnrbep, lDirb, ri4tis
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-09-07

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pat M lHstis ssh s
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Thesuut DaIsvalAm

1at mig sm mttfi bee WeH nHl
.~salltuhWw pyft, ts IMt Teil ditn'
n Nlnlsltlan. Hha tas WhaialiitiH All
.tu NIdtaRd fiHgf 6al t%Hatielfffu.
mani6ttlfi miitlftitn tenw Cfi nlfa
an tllltm MaHgft naf tif 1attlh tfl
Nmttll lttais ksiblL Ron tens BIZ
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@teen %appffdmtra.

@tstu &opff6mtra man
Eau6e 2 oinne gfeiben bon elmer gis
trons in frifdss 9aFer, binbe fe NIT
einsm Suae auf bic Gtirns unb tsrbaIte
T9 gang rubig. Mlnn pirb bdIb 8eHes
rurg fpiiren, oft beFeitigt es bas liebeI
gang. 6dufis pieberlsbrenbe aopfldmers
8au petben befeiiigt, in6em man isbess
nal ben Gaft elmer gttroHe in eiRet S.oTe
beibsn &affss trintt. Rad msbrmonatis
ger anpenbuns bieies sinfGdeH MitteIs
III ma bon ben Iehr fditisen aOpffamer.
8eR btFrsit. - Cur oOaiidnbisen Befeitis
auHg Oes nerb6Isn appfpebs iin6 unb,s
6inot notbia: Rube bes GsiTtes unb @ss
mii6sS, 8ermtioung iibermdbiger esiitis
ger anftengungen. pisL 9eipssune in fris
i9er Cuff, r~egsImdbiser StubIeang, 3ers
itrsuuHg unb auFheiteruns Oes 9sHiithss.
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Sin bslgii5sr TIiidtlins purbs IN
5rantrei9 su siHem Monat gefdngHis
b~srurtbeilt, neil sr srfIGrte: Die amt
li6.n frdns0Ff4sn arisgsbsridte fu0
niHts ais qiissn Mem bic DeuiIhen
ipoaen, I0nnsn bic @suti6en jsbsr Set
ibre 5einbe bsfiesen.1 Der 9ropbet gilt
aud nidts in ieinem 4OOptiObaIsrIanbs!
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-09-07

feblt 70 p~ielerlei BON Dem, mas ben Rstds
tbum Der Grtpa1fenen ursmadt. GeiH
@ifeu 1T NOD CANA eering, fem aDnnen
unb feline eigns grFahrung finb fpdrli6,
unb bon alien Ieinen Ionitigeu NnldgeH
srfpudt bic bes tritiIden, tpiberipreAeis
ben @sritanbss am fpdteiten,
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-09-07

Blafasn NIT mcbrigem Ges
ri If reinigs man ourh pulperifirte 5oI8s
aide unb BaFsr; bieis Mifduns hHB
man ldnssrs 3eit in Der GIol9t Itsben
IaFsH.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-01
For Rent-Rooms.

FOR RENT-Modern furnished rooms.
$50 Twenty-third street
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-01
ARGUS BRANCH OFFICES

For the accommodation of its pa
/ irons in various parts OK the city, The
Argus has established a system OF
branch Offices where subscriptions
and want advertising may be received
and any information left that may per-
tain TO any department. OF this paper,
news or business 1t is also planned
TO have at each OF these branch Offices
every evening a supply of copies of
The Argus OF the day. so that any
subscriber who may have failed under
any circumstances to receive the pa
per. VIII be supplied free of charge.
The Argus chain OF branch Offices
includes the following;
il. Kipp's grocery store. 1905 Fifth
avenue.
H. E. Rowes pharmacy. ais Four
teenth avenue.
Schneider's drug store, Twenty-sev-
enth street, Seventh avenue.
Heimbeck's pharmacy. 922 Third
avenue.
Wagner's grocery, Ga Fourth street.
J. Walton's moth n store, Seventh
street, Fourteenth avenue.
UHemeyer's drug store. Eleventh
avenue and Fifteenth street.
c Roys. grocery. 925 Eleventh
street
Elm Street Drug store, ThirtIeth
street and Fifth avenue
College pharmacy, Seventh avenue
and Thirty-eighth street.
Olson grocery, Thirteenth avenue
and Thirtieth street.
Steiner drug store, corner Fifth ave-
nue and Twenty-third street
Hasting & Pewe grocery, 172s
street
T. z. Kelly d SON. grocery. 1923
Ninth street