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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-09-09
0elferreiC6S Strei6p(an
6eru6igt Wil(On!
9entihe anb Oiterreidtidr Msafd)i-
niiten in Chicago nnl
Gtreif.

Boibington, 9. Sept. - Die Re.
giernng bei91ftiet iieh nit Der Gr-
fldrlng Gr. Di,utbo's. oes GIterrei.
difbel 8otihafters, ooH er ben auf-
trag ieiner gfegierune Gasfiibren
tuiiroe, Die 8iirger SeIterreim- I'm
gorus Si neronIaIjen, ibre Steaitn.
gen m ben Snouitrien nieoerauIegu,
ote fir 0ie aIiirten WhtnitiOn itnO
an6eres GriegsmoterioI iobriSiret.
9rdfi6ettt @ilion Ibeint Iber bic
Gage Der 9inee bettrtrubigt at fem,
Oenn er beenb iid3 ieLbft gum Stdots.
Iefretdr 2onitne, nrlo beIpro6 Is
Wnitten lang NIT ibm Die Gage Der
0inge. Gs tpiro berroraehober, bob
oies ong erite nal felt Dem iponild-
amerifnniihen arieg iIt, ooB Elm
Brdiioent oies getbnn babe.
Or. Guntbd beeab ii6 Dor feiner
9fiidtebr in Setne Gontnermobnung
in 2enor, MofI, gum 2lrbeits. .0epor.
teueut, oeiier llnteritiisurg er nod
iuAen iuoIlte I'M SsrttereIie iener 9lr.
better, bic 1uf @ebeiB ibrer 9fegie.
rung bic Irbeit IN ben Wtitnitions.
fabrifen nieoerleeten. syn abtueien.
belt oes Setret1rs 8iIion leete er
Ieine SI1ne 0em omtirenoen Sefre.
tor 0ensntore Dor. Gs lit o6er fem
@ebein1niB, 0nB bic I6ntiniItrotion
feline ioI6e ltnterftiisung bon ibrer
Seite aus 0uI0eu ipiiroe.
aasIanSiide AiaIaiuiften am Gtreif.
gbicngo, 81, 8. Sept. - Sier
baben rs Oeltibe urtO Cfterrei6iide
Moidiniiten Der syirna Tcrris,
@oob & 60. bic arbeit nieSeree.
Ieot. oIs fie erflbrerL 0oB bic Sir.
ma eiretr groBen aontraft oilssufiih.
rem beennn fir bie $eriteIIutc bon,
MnThinert, Oie Sitr Gobrisiratnc bon
S6rnpnengefdOifen fix GnoInnS
utt0 Ieine @erbiinOeten bienen.
@ilinrf Cameron, gsrGfi6esst Der
Snbrit erfIGrte, Dab bic 2ene Eel.
nen @r1no gum Sireit bdtten. @ls
b6tten tue0er bShere S6hne nod fSsr-
aere gIrbeitsftitnoen eeforbert, iCn.
bern bdttert einfotb cbne @unib Die
Grbeit nieoergeIegt Irsb bie Herte
gum SfiaTtdnb eebro@t. (Der CUTE
Mnnn bersiEt, bab bts arbeter fiir
en- 4srinsip eiftretrt,) @fine @e-
ieaf1oft beabfi4tios Die aIneeIeeen.
belt Dem gsr6fiOglten @iIEDn 81 im-
terbreiten, Onniit Re saSnnunn INIT
ben @rflonngm bon G.x Dsmbo
isntsrta&s GpEhsm Ams1n
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-09-09
@i6roltas 8utanft.

Berlin, 8. Sept. (5lnnfenberid]t. J
- @epoltiges glufieben bat nidt
nur in gaHS Spnnien, ionOern oitd
in allen 9Gnoern Der glIliirten, be.
Ion0erg in Gnglato, Die geofrift
berboreerufen. oob iifJ Die liherole
Grippe oes iponil6en Borldments
nit Ser abiidt trGgt, Die Regierune
be5iteIid Ocs ferneren Stotus bon
Gibraltar 8u irterpeIIiren. g9ie ge.
meIoet miro. 1nben bereit5 50 0iit.
glie0er Der libernlen 9artei cine in
oieietu Gimme geboltene SrterpeIla.
tion unter5eiAnet.
(BGbren6 oes iponiideu GrbfoIge.
friegs lonbete cine eneliife ;sLotte
urter benz 4ontnlonoo non 46rnirnI
Cir George gfonfe ont 81. sSuIi t704
IN ben @efDdiicr1 bon Gibraltar etu
ssorps BON eneliihen ure boldrl0i-
ihen ariceerng ons am 4. 2(lg1lit
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-09-09
Qentidl[anSe nene glieienbpppeESefer

GopenbogelL s. Sept, itber Con.
Don. 8ie bierber genleIoet, niBt
Der neiie &np rieiiger beitlher 9op-
peI6efer qiieriiber 4215 Reter; bic
W1otore e11ttpifeIr 300 Eferoefr1fte
itn0 ieoer tretbt einen gsropeTLer.
Gieie 8obpelneder fSfuten gertii.
geno 8rennitoff fitr 5tiise bon adt
Stltnoen fiibren. Sie finD nit
orobtloien Acknowledgements lin6
elettrilfeli S6enrtperfert ntisgerii.
Itet. Se6er fiibrt ~ gcmben bon
% giuno uno 8 @saidinengeidiise.
Cine ioIhe 5IugHoidtue Dirb ei.
ne 9eiosun9 bon s @nua boben un0
m 5 Stunoen rad 2orbon Hn0 sis.
rid fIiegM fOnnen. Gie GrbCuer
ioqen 0ieie 9oppeIOetcr tDiiroen Die
3eppeline perorGitqenl Sie bilDen
hic &citcrettpidlune elmer rllliildDeil
6LusulaltiRs.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-09-09
0ag idlam[Oic GnaIanb.

Berlin, 9. Sept (fSnrferiberidt J
f. Ser ,@orreo @lpnnoI" in Mn0rio
liefert ben gemeis Oafiir, ooB DIE
6rttiide Regtertng bei Der Gam.
poqne, Die fie in oen neiitrolen Sdtl.
bern our Nergiftung Der offentliAeu
Meimtng gegen 9elitidlnno fiibrt,
Die gerbrettling Der idantloieite,
9iiqen lno 8erleumbuneen NIT eng.
liident @eloe be8ublt.
Gog 8lott tbetlt NIT, 6nB es fiirS.
lid unter o1ntlihent GiegeL ans
2onoon einen 9roteit iftpeniider
@ele6rter gegen oueeblihe oeitti9e
@rntI1mfciten nit Der 8itte Inn
8er0ffentliGung 5ugeidnOt erbiet.
Gem g3roteft lag elm nnntlihes
56reiben BEL, in Incident Der &e.
0aftion ntitgetbeilt tuur6e, bob ite
fir 6ie gubIi8irung aIler glrtifel,
oir6 tuelhe bic 0ffentlid)e Meinung
gegen 9eutIAIonO beeittfluBt tperoe,
lire Re6nung eiitreiden tonne.
Da5n beinerft 0os 8lntt: o0ie
engIGnoer fino OiesutoI an bic fal-
Id)e aoreIIe gerutben. Ger uGorreo
eipanoL" oeroffentlidt aud Sann fei-
ne 2iigen, ipenm oteielben be5ablt
iperoen. gsir ipiiien dber MN me.
nieItens, oaB bic 8eiti,Heett ipeIde
Die erIogenen Shmiers s@eididten
iiber oneebli@e oeiitide SreieItba-
ten ber0ffeutIiden, eiten beitintntten
bro 3eiIe erbolter"
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-09-09

Berlin, iiber 2onoon, 8. Sept. =
an oas 6euti6e @oIt iIt onltLide
8ornung ersangen, bon Gusl1n.
bern geIteIlte Grogen iiber ben Stant
Der oeuti1err SSSil0ultrie niGt Su Be.
onttporten Bis Sos GriegsniiliIteri.
linn iiber Die SlIGiIigfeit folder Sra.
gem entidieoen bnbe. Chefs oler
inSuItrieIlen 9InIneen boben bring
IiGe @eiiintg erbalten, I'M ssnterejie
bes gnterLanoes feIbIt 6en in 0eutfdb.
LAMB anldiitgen QtuslGn6ern eegell.
iiber boriihtig Sn iein.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-09-09
GtGbtii6er 0amSfer.

8ecotiir, gfcb., s. Sept. 8te
Gtoot Decatur bea6li9tist, oen
ylusoertebr 5lpildeu Decatur uno
Cmdb1 ailf eignc 9tedulrtg 5lt iiber.
nebnen. Eie aSIli1", tpelhe bis.
ber ben gerfebr 0ernritteIt bat, ipirO
BON Der Staot aufgetaitft peroeu.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-09-09
b. Waades glraonanten.8na.

Berlin, 8. SEPT. (sSunfertberift. }
- @eitern bat oos bon anpitGn bon
wiiife oerfobte Bud rapefbo" fem
Grl9einen gentoHt. Die GAerI
gerIogSfirmn bot oos 8erf berIegt.
Ser friibere &apit1n-2aIt1tutlt olif
Dem tIetnen areu5er ,@moen" be.
i6reibt in oem Bud ieine un0 ietuer
Qeute @ortoerineen BON ben aotoss
sSSnieIn an Bis 5ur &operung Der
r9Gpefbo" pt1o beren eIiiflider Can.
bung in SobeiOa an Der nrobii1en
&iigte.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-09-09
Rtht TO.

gSielI, ii6er Gofibon, 9, Sept. -
Gin WtiIit1rgeridtsbof bat Den
SGubbdnoIer g[ooIf Reuren su Is
Sobren Soft bet 8pongsarbett ner.
nrtbeiIt, neil er an EN- Aeglntent
Smhhe dblieierte. Die idyon frilher
ais oen bon ben 9frHeebcb6roen ac
iiellrn g(nioroeruuaeu rlimt cntiprc
HcAb 5urufeenisiei noFoen noreA.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-09-09

merfianrteit au i9enten, fpie mir es
fiieIih tblut niiBteu. Sd iebe iest
ein bob Sbre eIntpeienbeit oortsegbit
not6ig lit, 6esbalb erneune if Gte
gum gicef0nie oes aaufoilts uno
Gberbeieblsbuber ol1er foufoiiiden
Ertppen SD iprehe @urer fnifer.
Iitte1 Sobeit fiir Glre gfrbciteil
m16renO 6ieies 4rie1eS metre bers.
li6ite 9irnfhorfcit I'M gnncn 6cs
eon5en ruliiid)sn @rlfes aus.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-09-09
Der euoliId,e aohI.

2ou6on, 8. Sept. Srosoem
Der bisberige @eneraIiiIini1is oet
ruiiiiden 9riippen @robfiirit gaifoln.
jerDitid] DOH ieinen Yolten abbertt,
fen it, iesten iid3 Die 9fuiien ge9er
Die Ginoringlinge tapfer Sur 8ebre
SIN Giloen MAIDEN Die gtuiien Der.
5ueifelte auitrengungen, bic Sffen-
fl9e 5u ergreifen I'M Centrum dber
idjeinen ibre Sample nlslos gu iein,
Sort Oringen Die 9ritppen bes @e.
neralleitnnnts b. Gidborn ltno bes
Qrin5en 2eopolo bon 8obern meter
Dor un6 boben, gerliner geri6ten
3ilFoIge, ben beoeuten0en GiIcrtbnbn.
f1oteltpunft Bolforpist 6eiest. Die
TentIAen boben iest nobe3u 1le
GiienbnbnetL Die liG in benz Gebiet
bon aolrno bis ndd @uIi8ten err
itreden, uno ioI1e, bic bon @oli0Ien
bis ins ssnnere &uBlonos fiibretL in
geiis unD cine MISUNDERSTANDING
nad) Der oelitiAcn iulo oiterrci6iIAen
@ren5c bergeiteIt.
Die bor5hslide beutidc Grtillerie.
Berlin 8. Sept. (ssunfenberi6t.) J
Bon ben rniiiiden gsrIuiten err
hdIt man cine DoriteIlune, tpenn
man ben 8ertdt oes 8erliner 2ofol.
on6eteers fiber Die Sfdmpfe am flo.
Hd]en 9nreiu Iiejt, .llniere artiIe.
rie berridtete bier griinoIide g(r.
beEt,@ beiBt es oo. Gin 8oIItreiier
nod Oem nnoern idIus In Die icino.
lide Gtennng Elm. Die 8erluite
nliiiien, nnm benl, mas td In btcieni
Merfe eeieben babe, niiBeroroentIid
enorfr geDeien ictn, Die aIrtiILeric
bat bier cine Derdrttge arbeit az,
fh0n, ipte id es TIM 2dilfe Der gdn-
Jen Elf monate nod nte eeIcben ia.
be. Mos BON ltnierer Artillerie nidt
nie0ergerna6t pltroe, eins I'm anni.
pfc NIT itnlerer Snfnnterte su Grim.
oe, Die Die feinoIideu 2inien Itiirulte
uno bic bic gum lesten Wlonent iidD
Dertbeioigenoeu giuiien nieOernlaH.
te. 9as 8. rltiiiide aorps 1T tn.
iolee Der 1erlidte Der Ietten Gage
10 geinwdHt, DoB fem eeeentDdrtiger
Aeitmo nur nod Dem elmer gibi.
lion elsidjfomHt, 10 iino a, q. pen
eer ssnIen I. 9ipiiicn BEG aorps
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-09-09

inter anfitbrltng 6es Selorori6nG.
2eutronts 4rinaeu Georg BON Sci.
fen bic 5eitung burd einen Sono.
ftreid uabm. Settber beiinoet Itf
Gibraltar i'm gelis ser @ngIGnoer.
sSln lltrcditer 3rjeoen bon i71i uur
&c oic lSeitluia nen @ngtdh0crn ior
NEIL 6usfiproAen.)
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-09-09

alelroornh. q. wtm. sloim tal
Der Bar ben Cbtteighl aper oie
nlIIlhem &irfitiraiie iibgncuuueu.
pN0 airh hnben hir sliilicu ben
TeuiIdNn an Der riIHidlanlisiideu
lsrtnsr rinc Rir0CrIoar bgigebtodli
.)mei beniihc TipiNeucn, periidrfi
bilrdl eine oiierreidiIdi iniaariite
Ariaooe. NIT sobIIolcr lcidier ime
Idlmerer artiIlcrie, murOen bon Oen
MuIlcn onaeqriiien unO tiir5erbono
gcluorfeu. Die oeuiiden gerbiiuoe
ten biibten 300 OifiSiere uno 5000
W1onn ON Beinneenen en- 5crner
erbeltcien Die RliIeH 30 CScihilec
uno Gin Mlnidincneeuebr. CHATS
toe Smii; pem Die shiiicn idon
nal om Siiaen iinO. ooun Iiisen tie
ouh 10, Dab es iid bcBo1lt - oaB
fh oie gnlfen biegen.)
aolim mar Die glndlridt BON Dem
Siege" oes 8oren IN EctroeroO be.
tonnt gclUor0en. nls iih Der 9e.
p0lteritng Gin 5reueertnurel BE-.
mddJti1te. ..Gos bat Der 9or fertig
eetrleet." bieB es, sunO es iii ein
guteS Omen tilr iernere Siege Oes
81terdens.
Aud mif onoeren 9beilen Der
ShIahtiront boben Die 6uiien
iiberna .geiiegt~ uno 2000 @efnn
gene genloht. (gtd, mas ipollen Die
9iuiien nod mebr; iie piiegen" ia
bcrrIidD
@an5 nnoers aber loittet Der Of.
fisieIle @ieuer 8eri1t, Der iiber
2onbon tonlrlt nilO beiogt, 0oB ole
atuIIen hei ben aGfnpiea ON Serettl
JluB (eben bort. 100 Die Riiien Die
0aItid)en 9ipiiionen unD cine otter
reihilbe 9rigoOe geidlneeu bdben
IDoIlen) id)uer geiAlngen lDuroeu
iifi0 4400 Dt1nn an @eianeenen ber.
loren baben, ourllftter 20 0tftsiere
(n1rnus tit eriidtlid, BOB bic ruiii.
ideil Sffi5iere tbre 5ol0aten i'm Sti.
de loiien unD iih ielbIt Dor alien
9tngen in Siderbeit bringem. Ser.
ner nitrDen BON ben oeutiden Ser.
biItOeten Z Naidinengauebre en-.
obert.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-09-09
Nuiirn am Scrctb
idllurr geid)lagsn!
ctirrrri6 llngarn ntbmtn 4,4OO
Wlann geIaugen llnD erobtrn I
G)laIdDinen'Wrwebrr!


nur noh ~ niflsirrc Htria aebIic.
beu lue 2bs ~ nuh ~. aptna
iinb lo nlt mie nitl mcht pptbon'
Den.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-09-09
JiInnIlr SItrlIIilnf
OruIIrIlrt JIuOplInfl
5l FtllsHts im paahar flstFf II
hu MaAi aen 1ifahaa aal Hill
iapdi afi6siii uas ptf#nHAst

NsnhnN q f Iah Nill
moo llaal tflhlfaa hlalla H
rff au SD r8lnAe Nnalaaa WH6
lgtila Zoe lgyliafanasmgi oa f
tltnllai Heti ffaannln Iefi 0iHe
atptf anmal Nenitm muthfn hsfs
ehafnaflln. tiele plealalenlFtn
aiHagn ttfieftn uab Der aaaetiilileia
ohltnhm I'd bthenieuh Eue nls
lliltlf gfcbbuttpii bat Ialaenhsn
Atflah tyIniigu asitiublldH 1lnas
'fii8t fldlita bla elllldlea VaAHfifs
pnh hen pantnn Iiitfiit Mlllluoai
alatl btlm unb ittlalegfitn altaHbs
into Hfplolp Nombtn Gle aHmhi
Ser 1o0ien uno NuIgtleu laun uadl
nltbi ermiiiel. mcrocn, mir haiiFn
ieoodl I'm gauie eta 1aaeb 0ieiea
irltitIltu su f6uuen
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-09-09
ltr rIenIIaa gladlI sIrlIiina.

Vs.
Ter 1isuituaRodlt strriisna.
gieuitaa giadlt critirucn nlellrcre
ociitidlc dIraiciae iiber oelnieIben
Sanoeeibcil ino moricn sahIrcithe
Nomben berot. 3ebn Reriuncn
mlrOen oiii ser Sielle aei0otet un0
43 pcrIett ,Sn Dem oies6eiiigliden
oiiiiielleu 9crid)t heibt e6: Bret
3eppcliue iielcn lette glodlt III oie
ritiifcu Counties Elm into idlen0ers
Ten mehrere Gonben berob Nlau
icicrte airi bic 5lnajeuge, 2leropIane
ltiegen enpor, rermodjten aber Der
teinOIiden 2uitiIotte niht auiidItia
5u tperocn, is fIeine Nobnb1itier
ipltrOeu Seritort ooer idlner beIdd.
oi9t (oie grchen @ebduoe fornen
oie Oeutihen SSlteger natiirlidl ntht
trefienD. 0iebrere 6euersbriiiiite
broder aus, oodl gelang, es, 0es
SSeuers bnIo @err 81 iper0en. (9loo-
inn; p1bren6 es 8onlben regnete,
bat iid) fein SSeuerpebrninu hinons-
eetraitt, ino man lieB bremen, mas
trenneu fuollteD 6olgeii0e gerlult.
lite muroe berausgegeben: @etootei
9 Wl1nner, 8 sSrouen, ainoer, 5i.
Ianlmen 10. Shperberfett: 4
Ml1nner, II Ssrduet, 3 ainOer, sii.
Ionunen 20. 2eint perIebt: 8 MfdHa
ner, 5 yrouen, 8 stinSer, 5uldunnen
90. 8errnibt, nt0gliherlpeiie inter
ben 8riiinnern begraben: 1 Mi1nn|
ino 2 sSralten. glIle 9erungliidtenI
iinO 3ibiIiiten init glusnobule ei1esI
SoIOateu, Der id3per oerlett tpurDe. "
2ritter JIieeer ansriff.
2onOon, 8. Sept. - Gin peiterer
g(neriff Der oentiden 2uftflotte mur-
be in Der gto1t BON @tittipoh oiif
Donneritog olf Die Gitfiiite eng.
lambs ouseefii1rt. Man 1T nift I'M
Stnnoe an5ngeben, ple groB Die
3obl Der Opfer lit.
9oris, 9. Sept. ~ 9elttide Slug
,enee 5irfeIteh belte iiber me9rereu
Srorfrei1s nno parfen
,ine slnsobl gonben berdb.
glnliter6an1, 8. Sent. - gs beiBt
bier, onb bel oem lleberfolI iran.
j6iilber 5SIieeer ditf Sunrbriifen am
.esten Montoe rs 9eerionen, 5un1eilt |
5olodten, getootet unb berlest MUIR
oen. Cine aaierne tpuroe 5erltort. |
gin frdn5oiiiher alieger puroe BON
,ineu oeuti1en get6otet. (G8 1T
,igentbiiinliA, bob Die 6Iieger Der !
lmiirteu intner 70 eroBe Grfolge |
lufauueiien bnben, tpabret6 bic |
fib BLOB NIT Dem Ger.
loren bon olten 8itOen beeniigenI
mo 5itrneiit 5rauen nto seinoer toO.
en.)
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-01-25

basis and when that government the market wheat
will be necklaces and watch charms iguratvcly
speaking.
And 81 wheat is among the possibilities South America
has crop somewhat short and she has her transportation
difficulties.
Russia, producing much more wheat than any other
country has her and transportation difficulties peculiar
herself.
Australia has crop considerably below the normal
Canada has fine crop but also her transportation difficulties
What will the American farmer do wheat goes 81?
He'll do what he does when potatoes for
81 per tlshel-he go mad about who you'll
growing fence that have always grown elder brush
and piles
And wheat will not then bring 81, just when every
farm packed with potatoes that might bring ST. the price
found to be 20
But this time. wheat is a reliable
1t may stay 81, but the Swiss Greek Italian Dutch
and French buying American wheat
got continue buying for long close OF the
war, whenever that comes
All the indications that the farmer is going
get very good profit his wheat for years
to come, at least.
What does 81 wheat the American consumer
1t means more bread, cake and pie made at home
Then there's Corn is the grain which we
beat mighty Russia We eat much and
tie
We feed nourshmcnt into pigs and then eat il in The
form Of pork tremendously increased price The pig
4
We pay big price for the conversion We simply paw
big price for corn nutrtive elements dgned by the titles
ham, bacon and spare ribs.
The is tue the honest beam which we laugh
We love Injuries and ignorant
When food staples take the character OF Injuries
we've got substitutes that good our phys
cal needs, If we have them.
We've got squelch horror OF bread that not pure
white for instance.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-01-25
SAGE TEA TURNS
CRAY HAIR DARK
it's crandmother's recipe TO bring
color. iuster and thickness to hair
when faded, streaked or gray

That beautiful, even shade OF
dark. glossy hair can only be had
by brewing a mixture of Sage Tea
and Sulphur. Your hair Is your
charm. II makes or mars the face.
When II fades, turns gray, streaked
and looks dry, wispy and scraggy,
just an application or two of Sage
and Sulphur enhances its appear
ance hundredfold.
Don't bother to prepare the
tonic: you can get from any drug
store n 50-oent bottle OF "Wyeth's
Sage and Sulphur Compound, ("
ready to use. This can always be
depended upon to bring back the
natural color. thickness and luster
OF your hair and remove dandruff,
stop scalp itching and falling hair.
Everybody uses "Wyeth's" Sage
and Sulphur because II darkens so
naturally and evenly that nobody
can tell Il has been applied. You
simply dampen sponge or soft
brush with II and draw this
through the hair. taking one small
strand at n time; by morning the
gray hair has disappeared. and aft.
er another application IL becomes
beautifully dark and appears
glossy. lustrous and abundant.
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shown me how inevitable were the
results OF tho irregularity OF In
dustry.
That" he said. rs what the In.
dustrial relations commission has
been working on for months. The
first most important step toward
the rcmedying OF conditions " the
organization Of the labor market
Labor 10 centuries behind the
times. The workman 10 q merchant
as we'll a. q worker. He muss sell
his labor In the open market And
he never has learned how TO do 90.
Long ago. merchants and manu-.
facturers peddlcd their goods from
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not felt In the eyes so much as
In the head. neck. stomach or
"ali over
Since many are tired and run
down. and when rested and re-
inyigorated are able TO resume
the focusing without much head
ache. etc. IL IL not surprising
that many physicians. as well as
many OF the laity. overlook the
eyes as the important f9ctor, and
advise rest or tonics or other
treatment. often with very good
temporary results.
The wise treatment 10 to remove
the cause and take such rest and
other remedies In addition a. may
be needed 70 undo the damage.
The deadly germ, breeder Of ty-
phoid. tuberculosis and many other
diseases, hates the sunlight, II sim
ply refuses to live In dry air and
II fades away Just az soon a. its sur
roundlnos become clean, and bright
and dry.
Why not barrlcade your body
against a aerm.invsslon with sun,
good air and oleanIiness7
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door To door. Now every business
IN the world. except labor. has its
highly organized sales force for sell.
ing its product.
Labor. with the exception OF a
percentage too small Co affect In.
dustry as whole. stiil pcddles
The workman takes HIS labor from
door TO door and tries TO peddle Il
to the employer.
Just imagine the same methods
being used In present.day business.
suppose a manufacturer wanted
100000 tons OF pig iron. Suppose
he advertised for them In the want.
ed columns OF the newspapers.
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labor But we cannot solve the
problem we face today by sitting
back and saying: 'Unionism In the
remedy
-UnioniBm undoubtedly would
give the worker the protection he
needs.
"But we must face the fact that
the majority OF labor IN not organ
ICED. that Ia thie country less than
one.fourth of II lr. and that. partly
because employers have shown
themselves strong enough TO pre-
vent the organization OF labor in
many lines. and partly because
large numbers OF the workers are
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little by little the knowledge Is
spreading. that there are many
whose eycsight il not at all i'm
paired. who can see perhaps Is per
cent TO so per cent better than nor
mai. and yet who are suffering from
eyestrsin In some OF It's myriad
forms.
IL was found that. by wearing
suitable glasses. the eye-strain
could be relieved and headache.
dyspepsia. irritability. nervous ia
tigue and other like symptoms
could be cured when due 10 that
cause. or even when due partly TO
that and partly 10 other causes.
The majority OF such eyes arc
far.sighted. They are too short. so
that objects are not focused on the
retina as they must be to see dis
tinctly.
Now there u a muscle and nerve
in the eye. called the ciliary muscle
and nerve, which is for the purpose
OF changing the focus OF the eye as
needed. With the aid OF these. far
sightedness is corrected.
This IL why such ewes see so
well. But II is also the reason why
they cause so much trouble.
Every minute the eyes are open
they are compelled 10 make this
adjustment. because we are not sat.
lsfied 20 see indlstinetly when we
can. by an automatic adjustment.
see perfectly.
This Is exacting work and a
great strain on the nervous sys.
tenn.
In many cases. the strain Is
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on his escutcheon"
"Oh. yes, An escutcheon is a
light.colored vest. He had prob.
ably been carrying n fountain pen. :
IN. Y. World.
Immune
Il didn't know you owned a
motor car"
Il don't"
Then why are you wearing au.
tomobile goggles and a dusterg"
ITO keep motorists and other
speed maniacs from running over
me. They think I'm one OF them.
Cruel
He gave Edith two pounds OF
real honey for Christmas and called
her his Baby Bundle Bee"
And then what?"
"She stung himl"
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too Ignorant 10 realize the benefit
organization would be TO them,
there seems no immediate prospect
OF percentage OF labor great
enough 70 be decisive becoming or.
ganized.
Since unlonism cannot NJ pres
ent do for labor what labor 30 badly
needs done for II, the masses OF the
workers are now turning to the gov
eminent for help. That's what
brought about the appointment OF
the Industrial relations commits
sion"
Your argument is." I said, that
II II 40 10 the government 10 or.
ganize the labor market. so labor
may be protected and so the public
VIII not be forced 10 suffer the con.
sequences Of large bodies OF men
being thrown out Of employment
and on the hands OF society"
Yes. said Or. Ieiserson. "Your
first step toward that end 10 the
establishment OF q system OF labor
exchanges by cities. counties, states
and the nation.
Briefly. the details of the plan
which the commission IL working on
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are as follows:
The creation OF an employment
bureau In connection with the fed
eral department OF labor which will
unite all municipal. county and
state labor exchanges in the coun-
try, and which viii regulate all pri.
yate employment agencies.
The bureau TO be In charge OF
director appointed by the president.
lie and every other eInpioye OF the
bureau will be under civil service
rules. The ciyil service examina-
tons will not be mere matters OF
rote. The director OF the bureau
will be assisted by a council Of ten
Representatives OF employers and
ten representatives OF labor. The
council will be appointed by the
president, and. with the aid OF the
civil service board. will conduct
oral examinations OF all applicants
for positions In the bureau Thus
only the successful applicants Will
be men who have satisfied both or
ganized labor and organized en-
ployers OF their fitness for the
work"
ITO be eontinued)