davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-08-03
- Gr. 3ape, 8abnar5t, Security
3uiIotne. (Nn3.)
3ltr lebtcn Mnbc.

ltllter 5ablreid]er 8etbcilialu1a fat
geiterll NadJnittag nm 5lpei llbr Bic
..@99eer0igllng Don 9Sralt slnna Garitens
pom Sral1erbal1le, go. 1925 @selt q.
StraBe, aus alf oem ltaotiidcl1
6rie0bof ltattgeilunoen. Galtor Carl
@olternlann leitete Sen Srallergottes=
oienit I'M @altie lln0 allf SEM IricO=
bof. Saratr1ger lparel1 0ie @errell
@llltap llaO @cnrp Sllnge, @iQiam
Soen, Sans @ebbellt, @n1. S. 9a=
miltpn ullo So. Sanpfelot.
g0mar0N oGbe.
@pn1 Seine bon @errl1 Irit @pd)
in 9so. LAO Mclt 6. Strabe bat ge-
tern Nadmittag lln1 5mei llbr Oie
gecroigung bon @errl1 gOlparO Nob-
Sc al1f SEM Dartmouth SrieSbof ltatt=
g%efnnocl1. @err Sobarnes &roeger
leitete Sen Iral1eroienl It I'M @alle
u1o ON @rabe. 'Sargtrager maren
Die @erren 6rie aodb @illiam rmo
Sobn SdroeOer, 6erlnalm &odL SIR
min Sane, @enrp 6rabm.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-08-03
Scenes ppm ser Golisei.

5rau @insgate, melde 5l1lebt i'm
Sol1le bon 6ral1 alcil1 an ser 8oies
StraBe g%epobnt bot, ml1roe geitern
abena allf 0etreibel1 Ser Sllperpiio=
r%enbebor0e bon Ser Holi5ei perboftet
uno i'm @efangniB untergcbradt. Die
Tro1 iou oie Sta0t perlalen.
Gem farbigen Sausmeilter Ser
Staot6aQe, Sobn 6orris, lit geltern
eil1 Ia6rrao geitoblen lporoen. Die
3reiltigfeit oes 0icbes, bos Moo ans
Ben äihfeiten Ser 8oli5eiapad)e,
no es togsiiber ol1fbepabrt muroe,
81 lteblen, lit erltaunlih.
Son Ben Noli5ilten Sausi6ilb u11b
SANFORD mnr0en geltern Nbeno bie
Sdmeltern Mprtle ltnb Ngnes I6iel
oerbaftet. Gle Sdpeitern botten iid)
an Der Gaines lStroBe 5rpilden 3.
llllO 4. Strabe ge5anft.
Noli5iit Gon1m perbaftcte geitern
abenO Sad aellp al ser Mejt 2.
StraBe nnter Ser g(l1flage Ser aor,
perperlebung. &elD lit beidul0igt
einen geipilien Gobert 9orr perpru.
gclt 81 baben.
8. Wc@lligon ml,rbe geltern 9(benf
bon 9oli5iit Gon1m1 1pegen 1runfen.
beit pcrbaft et.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-08-03
4. Wpmatsidieben.

Sim sonntag Madmittag funo SOS
|picrte MoratsldieBen ser Iapcnpor1
5hiibengeielldaft itatt. Mebrere
3%anenporter Shiiben planen on oer
am tmiiid)lten Sonntag itattiinoenoer
|'5diisenieit in 2pors bes 2pons 9fifle
tbeil5m1ebmen. Die an Conn
tag er5ieltcn Meil1ltate stparer:
|gbren 6eibe, 3 S6ii1le, mDg-
ltd rs.
1. &laIie S. S. Mabitebt, SO;
is. S. 3enfman, SO; S. s.. Tllblen.
oort Cd; 6. Naedel, So; .. g.
5dmibt, 90; Sllgo @ar5om, 90; s
Nboeming 81; s. 5trol)bebn, 81.
2. &laiic - 6. Sal1ien, go; S. 81
|5droeoer, 50; 6. S. S. @od)om, 58;
Sui. Mrp, 81, 6ranf Berg, 81; emil
Berg, 81; S. 81 @onger, 55; IS. @o-
d)olp, SO.
3. lalnIc g. Modotp, 50; 81. S.
@oId, 81; s.. 6. Mube, 81 6. &an.
3om, 48; II. g. @illon, 47;tG. BUR
mel tier, 40.
Dabenport g deibe.
Gin SdpaB, m0glid 25. - 6. San,
len, %; Is. S. Nabitebt, %; .. g
5dmi0t, %; 5ranf @erg, %; @1,ar
@an5om, %; gmil Merg, 20; s.
StroEbebn 20; 6. S. 4enfmalt, 10.
90. IS. 8nidl Is; 6. Rnedel, Is.
|3elbm Sb III Sbeibe, m0glid
Gmil 9erg, 216; 6. Sanier, 216.
|g. S. Denfman, 213; 6ronf 8era
1918; 6. Moccfel, 2O7; S. q. Gonger
100; S. S. Rablteot, 1856.
BOLTS Sheibe, m0glid Is.
6. SSarlen, "a; 6. Gotger, 70
gmil @erg, II; 6. S. 9enfmon, "a
s. 9. gdmiot, SO; S. s. NabIteot
les; S. 5trobbebn, 68; s. Maedel
So; 8ranf Berg, So; @. $. @old
81; Sugo 3an3on, l63; Sui. STRIP
63; 6. SO. @an5om, so; s. g. @abe
81; s. s. BllblenborL go.
mann- Sheibe, moglid 60.
S. S. MabiteOt SO; 6. Sanien
SO; s. Strobbebn, 56; g. S. 9enf
imam, Sc; 6ranf Berg1 Sc; Sui. STRIP
55; S. Ibocming, SIS; 6. 81. @onger
So; @mil 9erg, 55; 6. Maedel, 81
3 g. 5dpniot, SO; M. s. @oid), SO
S. G%ltblenoorf, 40; S. 81. iShroeoer
47; @ugo Ran5otps 46.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-08-03
@lbolm Nnqneit ~anaeiett.

Coroner 81. Sobn .. gouttpeI
bat ollf bel1te Mbenb INIT 7::3O llbr
einen Snquclt iiber Sic Gooesurlade
bon 9litoreas @lbolm bo1t $50. 912
@artis 5traBe, beIien 2eihe am
|Sormabeno Madmittag Inn Bret llbr
bon mebreren &naben am syllBe 6es
Iommes. bon tSuburban SsInno ge.
fl1noet apllroe, anaelcbt. Ser Goro-
ner bat 0ielen 5britt nnternommen.
Inn alien @eriid)ten iiber Selbltmoro
ODER gerbred)et 0ie Spite 81, nebmer.
tgl)olm mar bcreits "a 5tnnben toot,
|als Ieine 2eide allfgefunoen tpur6e.
sgei DEM @rtriltfer maren feire Mu-
gel15eltael1 5llgeget. Der Slquelt
miro in ser Office 0es Trieoensrid-
tiers Gbil. Dallm itattfinben. Cine
am Sonmtag Nadmittag i'll @nnse's
2ei6enbeltattlmasgeihaft omr6 Sen
Coroner Dorgenommene Mlltopiie for
oerte nidts 5t Cage, mas allf Elm Ser
bredcn 1dlteBen fonnte.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-08-03
sl,1s Sen, Goliseiseridjt.

Der ierbiibe Mrbeiter George @ed
fam am Sonrabcnb 9lbel,o aus Ssotpa
fGitp 1a6 Davenport u1b batte 3abl-
l6efs i'm 9etrage bon $2t.72 ruro
So. 90 Baargelo in ieil,em 8elis. Ssa1
einem bon @rieden an ser 81 il 2.
5traBe betriebe1en 2ogirbal,ie trai
CT cine1 2anosn1am Manens Sue
Weibeg. Die Weioen tranfen 5iem-
lid mlllter 1tllb Meibef beiorgte oos
g~infaliiren Ser Sd)efs in elmer bieli-
gen @anf.
Mls Bed am son1tag Morgcn er-
tpad)te, nor leine Baaridait ber-
ldapunben. 0arnl1fbin erapirfte CT
Die &erbuftung bes 2anoma1ns Set
.niges iotpie Ser brei Neiiber 0es So.
,girbauies, sic beidnlbigt murben, be.
rallidenoe ,@etrallfe nerfauft gu I)a-
ben, obne I'M @elib ei1er 2isens 81
iein. Meibeg tpllroe geltern allf 80
Gage ms 2@efansniB geid)idt, mdb.
ron Sic 0rei @rieden nit Ser miloen
s5trafe bon SIS mnb Soften pro Mann
0nponfame11.
Inter iltspen6irten llrtbeilen bon
je aebn Iagen @efangniB fanlen Geo.
garraclollgb ln0 3aDe 8ollmer me.
ger Srunfenbeit Oaboll. Conn George,
Ser lbetrn1lfen gelpelen iein ltn0 iid)
manltau6ig %benonlller baben ioll,
ml,roe 81 10 Gagen @efdngniB uno
Mrtbl,r Sort 1uegen Irunfenbeit 81
10 Iagcn @efangniB 9peruribeilt.
@egen Jrie0ensitorl,lu pllrbe sSreb
0aeter 81 elmer @elbitrafe pon So
utrb III bie Soften 0es 8~eriabrelts
Iperurtbeilt.
Megen MlltomobillS dnellfabrets
ip11rbe Geo. Seth in oie iiblide BelO-
5ltrabe bon $25 1n1o Beridtsfolten
snerfnacft.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-08-03
.@abbiner @einitciu mag @ernfuna
crlaltcn.

Mabbiner 81. 8. @einitein bonn lbie-
|iigen Ienpel Smmam1el mag nod
|beute oils Habbiner bes Md)olltb @es-
|bolom Gempels il, Sort @apnc beru.
fen mcroer. 9el,te finoet cine Son.
ieren5 Ser glelteiten bic er @eneinoe
ltntt, in melder iiber sic @erltflna
entldieben aper0en Iotl.
Mabbiner @einltein, meld}er iidj
lett nngefdbr amei Saabren in Gapen-
port olifbalt, fat iih bier sablreibe
|Sreunoe nidt MIR 1rnter ieinen @lan'
h%ens9enciien erluerbc1. 5ein Sdci,
ben apiiroc nit groBeln @eoauerl1 em-
|piunben mer0en. gr befinbet iid 3nr
Belt alrf l1rlaltb un1b bat Dor me6re.
ren Gagen cine 8robepreDigt Dor Ser
q emeinbe III Sort @aplle gebaltcl1.
SSn Sort @aDne bot er auSge5eidlne1
%gefallen.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-08-03
Die bei6en 1lteIten 5Dh.

Die beioen alteiten 5Dbne loeg
1llrnlebrers Mr1. &ellter 1lno oe1ien
H8attin 6rib @el,tcr bon Cincinnati
llno Sons &eltter BON indianapolis,
apeilen sur Seit nebit ibren syamilien
lbei ben Gltern olf 8elud). Inrnleb.
rer Srib 6ellter traf crit leste Mohe
ll11crlpartet ein. Tran Grib Meuter
ut ei11e Iod}ter bes %befannten Mof
Sslonoer 5a11gers otto 9otting,
n1lo Der @eiuh gilt &errn Ratting's
Iamilie ebeniotpobI.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-08-03

luiti9c Wellge, lpelde alll Spmltaa
9iadnlittag ltno slbel1o slt Ben Mlli,
lle11 oes 8aitbu1les pilgcrtell, nad)
Sauieltocn siiblte. "a an peridlieoe-
nc1 StelIcn Iraltc, Sic tart init
gleftri5itdt gclooclt lparel1, berumIa=
gen, mllr0en @ad)el1 allfaeltellt, nel-
die Die idnltlltltige Mcl1ge i1 adltltng=
gebietenocr gntferln,g bielten.
Illrdl 0icie1 Gcrllllt bon llnaefahr
$4,000 bot Sic Iri=Gitp Maihpap
lt1lo eight Company in sen lebten
5lpei Salrct eillcn @ro1operIl1lt bon
SS337 900 nod Ser Sd)dbl1tg ocS Sc
Observation-Disclosures SoIn IS. @ltlt-
tppn gebaht. SSll oieien Gerlllit lit
ser Bel oenl @ralloc ser @agellren1i=
len IN Rod Sslanb cntltanoene Sd)a=
sen i'm getragc BON $500, 900 mlo
Scr SSlll1 pom Ganrpbcus Sslal1o sum-
@etragc pom $1,000 einbered1net.
Iic nel1e NSlu1 allf Ganpbeu's Sslm1o
mrroc st chem &oltcnm1fmano bon
100000 9cbaltt.
@err @lt1tanr CAB %ferl1er befarult,
BOB Dor 10 Tallren Sllriid ci11 @alt=
balls, mcld)es alti oericlhen Stelle mic
oas alll snnntag nieoeraebramnte
@aitbal1s aeitaltoc1 batte, nieoergc=
bran1t lei. @eanltc Ser 8clelidaft
erflGrel1, oaB tic nit Sen orei groBen
9ronoen IN Sen lesten alpei Sot)ren
lupie oen @etrie6 Scr S%itncpbllie
mirflid) bonn llllglild ncrfolgt ieiell.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-08-03
stabt nnb Gouup,
9ieustag, ben 3. ansnit.
3lci1e @taot=M cnigteiten.
Icruen Del N1ittel aeaen Ml,cll-

- Ncrpen Del Niittcl gegen Ml1cll
matislmls ms Sdn1cr5cll offer slrt
81 iepc's Ipptbefe. Gins,
&crr NltgltIf &allpt lnlo Ieillt
bciocn Sohne, otto llllo Garl, Dol
@cmollec. SIT, haben Somlabcno ltni
Solmtaa iiber SIT @cllth bel @errl
Sernlan &altpt, eillem Sob1c boz
&errll altgl1it @al1pt, 519e6rod)t.
Cine robe 5sanlilien5lNmnmel:
fmnft iinoet sur 3eit I'M @allie Don
Scrrn lnlo Nrau y ilhelm u c Ii
ter, 5t2 mcitlidc s. Strabc, itatt.
Sd}on porporige @odlc tit @alls Hclt-
ter NIT 6anlilie BON S%noianopolis
cingetroffcn uno lctten Solulcrstaa
9lbelto olld] Irib Hcl1ter nit Nnmilic.
gSir bcgIiidlpiillid]ell mllercl1 altcll
ssreln1o llno leine @attin sl oicler
irobcn @ieocrpereilligrllg Ser SAINT
lie. @ir miiniheu, mir bdttcn c5 alld)
cinmal 10 gut.
s. ". Ssnp BON Davenport llllo
supina @cioen Don @lttet6erg. So,
crhicltcll eillen @eiratbs= grlalbllib=
idcill.
@err 1Sranf Napnlono Nearib,
cin Sobn Don &crrn ruo SSra1 9. S.
Marlb pom Np. 1923 3. Npenlle urll
@ilfs= sefrctar &c.: @r6ber Iapen=
port &or1ites, 0es S%apenpurt Cont
nlercial glltbs lllo Ser Scott Goltl1tr
1Sarm Improvement Company Jet
nrei Sabren, mllroc gelter1 lm Gfarr=
baulc ser Gin 9sarf Nf. g. &ird)e 81
ScrontoL ga, nit Nraltlein @arriet1
Gnln1a @rapes BON Scrnlpl1, ga, CT.
llcr Iobter oes %perltorbellcl1 5. Nel:
ion @rares, 6etrallt. Sopobl @erl
Marib mie ieire jullge Iroll baber
MISUNDERSTANDING, Ias iullg(
. ghepaar miro lladl eil1cr allsgeoehn,
ten @pdl5eitsreiie iein @eim in No.
1921 Main StraBe altflhlagcn inns
BORT nod Dem 1. September @eiltd](
cmpfa1ge1.
Yoitlneiiter Ire0. .. s6arol
lit oils elmer ser Sorpaer Iclegatcl
Der Catholic ORDER Of 6preiters SUI
9Sationalfonnention oieier 2pge nod
Gropiocnce, y. s. gefabren. 81
apiro nllaefabr 80 Gage Don bier ab:
apclelo ieil1.
Webrere slllgeitellte Ser 6. sc
8ed)tel GoE1pal1p peranltalteten ON
So1nabeno Nodnlittag eil1 moblae
lllngenes Nifnif ouf Gonpbeus SIS
aa1o. "a gao es allcrbal1o l1llter6al
tlrllaet, Spiele ltno 5all5 nlto alll
I%beilnclnler baben iid gut amiliirt
sSSr1 elmer geitern Dom 9ape11.
port &otarD Club I'M Commercial
Gll16 a6ge6altenen gcrianrmll1nq
m1roe 6reitog, 10. slllelrIt> ais So
tarp Sag I'M @lue Spr gall Eart
allgeleet. 9ln1 19. Nugllit niro Elm
grnBes 6mnflienpifnif I'M Sd)iite1t.
parf abge6a1tel1 mer0en. ugia"
&orn lit Goriieer Oes Arrangements.
fonlites. 1ns ge1liigt.
Ser lit go. IL 9~lrlingtou
Court mobl1el1oe 9rllder subert 4fa:
bc mltroe am Solrttag geadmittog al,
Der Ia. la1b Iarnom straBe BON oel
Sise ilberulan1t. gr lit bas erltt
Spfer ser @isc III Die EN- Sabre.
8cim staotclerf @l1go Moellel
pllroe1 aeltern Bret Sitl1epbuszgiirg
ld)aftcn binterleat, l1no 51par fir s
6. Gardiner, George 50. @ooslinl
ql1lo Sam &elio. Ias @interlegel
elmer Gei6e meitcrer 8iirgldafte1
miro erlpartet.
Carl Meper, gobl1 zines il
9fodingban mobl1enben 9rieftr1gers
lit on Ben Eocfel1 erfronft uno apurO
nod) Sem st. Gobcrt's @olpitol iiber
Fiibri.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-08-03
~. g%AftnmesteN
9cs Morhiueit 1oucnport Snrmuers
ci,1s crfOlgrcid) u~crlanfcm.

GUY tCSfulBTCIa) uCti"ltSN.
Irob Oes trii6er ltllo sltrr I6ei.
reg1criiden @etters lit 0as 4zjabri.
sc stfftrngsfelt oes Morolpelt %
penport Iltrnbereins ulll SplrntaQ
%9sad]mittag uro Mbcno criolureid
nerlaltfen, pbpobl ser tropfenpeiie
6e9en am Nsadpnittag Sem 5elt Mb-
brllh tbat.
Mn 0cm 4reistlrmlelt iiir hie 6rei.
fiir=slle Weoaine betbeiligtcn iid %
Nftipe oes feltaebenoen &creins ioipie
Mftioe Der Davenport Nltrngenleillbe
lno Der 5l,rnnereine CON Nod S.
lalto u1to 9lt 3apeaport.
Iie Treisfiir-Mue Meoaille mllrbe
bon Surner Sue &llbncl,, einem Spb-
lie oes befannten 9fpromelt 9upen-
port @irtbes Wsidael &a,b,1en gcnnl1=
llel1. Die 4reispertbeilunlg eriolgte
art sl6elb nod elmer Mulprabe bes
1. Spred)ers oes feitgebelt0m Ser
ems. Iie Il,rner So. .. 1uu llrb
@enrp @robnlalm, meld)e SIT Iiplo=
men fiir 2~5iabriae Miitglieoldmft fe-
red)ti9t lparen, lparell llidt 5l1geger.
Ias Mcllltat bes 4reistnrnel1s mar:
TreiefIr=slllc Smrne1t.
Spc &llhnell, Mpromclt 1apenport
S1rnpereil1, 63.45 N,nfte, gnIbene
Meoaillc.
3mcitbeite 2eiltung-Sscar Camp,
Davenport Iurngcmeinoc, 61.45
Y,,nftc.
Irittbeit tic 2eiitl111g ~ @m. @ied,
Noromelt Davenport Sllrnperein1
60.6o Ntnfte.
@crcins=S nrnen.
Irarf NeljolL, 1866 .sGunfte,
gploelle .Mseoailc.
Garl Miede, 1926 Gllnfte, Gi-
plomG.
Sarrp @egner, 1850 Tlmfte,
iilberne Meoaile.
Soc altbnen, 1865 Nllnfte, Gi-
plo1nQ.
9rci SaIrc=M cbaillc.
George Martens, 1896 4unftc,
goloelle Webaile.
@n1. @ied, 14O.65 Nltnfte, 1i=
,plona.
9amen=&laNe.
Soetta 8rpB, 13O.45 Nlnfte, i'll
6erne Meoaiue.
2enora 5drieber, 1915 Nl,nfte,
Diploma.
snice 5mafliielo, 1920 Nunftc,
0iploma.
2. Maiod)en= &laHc.
gl1en Mso1one, 1O0.SO 8unfte, i'll
berne Meooille..
2eona @egner, 1896 8unfte, 81
ploma.
Goa Moorma11ll, so.4O 9unfte,
3iploma.
3. MaodJen=&la1c.
2neinoa 5tedmmn11, 139.40 Nllnf=
te, lilherne MeoaiQe.
6elen Stu1pc, 1880 @unfte,
Iiploma.
Ssllia @artlng, 1000 Nunfte,
E3iploma.
2. &naben-@laHe.
2lppo 5del6orn 16O.2O @unfte,
Weoaile.
Clarence Sole, 1906 Iunfte, 81
Iploma.
@alter Mieflep, 153.45 9unfte,
diploma.
3. &laKc.
&aDmono Sdelborn, 1905
Nunfte, lilberne Meoaile.
Halpb Meper, 10000 @llnfte, 81,
.ploma.
glrt6ur ml,ppcr, 161.e7 @a,nfte.
diploma.
Die belten 2%eiltungen i'm Trei-fiir'
Mlle Iurnen maren:
So6lprl1ng - Soc &1lbncL %. SO
10, SO Sub; q. 2antall, .. &. IS.
George Martens, %. 90. O.. uni
SarrD 8egller, e. SO. g, 80 Sub
Dreilpru1la Soc a1tbnen, g. IS
2, 4O.3 Sub; SarrD @arrfen, 9
g. g., 80 SUB; 5ranf Ncllon, e
@. o. 1876 SUB.
Sodapeitiprul1g 5raref Nellon
@rmin 9ebrens, Soc alabnen mi
MAn. @ied, g. SO. @, nn0 Sarrt
@arnfer ans Oscar Camp, 9. 6. IS
8eitlprilng sSrauf Gellon, g
50. 3, 1911 SUB; Mn1. @icd, g
|@. 9, 1871 SUB.
&lgelltoBen - Trnnf Nelion,. Sc
@. 9, 34.3 SUB; grpin @e6rens
SO. SO. g., 3O.S Sub.
Stnbbodlprung Oscar Camp
9. g.. g., 50 Sub; @arrp @egne:
ln0 Soc allbnen, %. %, o, "a SUB
9as Set fam nit einem gel1lifg
lid)e1 0ha gum Mbldlnb.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-08-03

Saben sic idon Dlb Miliion
Bier probirt? @leid nit benz beten
lmportirten 8ier unb empfobIen bon
ben 9ottoren. @od Sslanb Bretping
20. (Mna.)
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-08-03
3mei SUE
8pntfprt.

Seben MbenO Gin r%eini9enoes
autiieptiides, augeuebmes TnBbao,
lit benz man Geraa Tnbbab gabletz
ten gebraudt fit aaerbanb Sdmer=
Selt uuo Grlcidterung bon bren=
l1croen, idmeQen0eu uno meben
TiiBeu.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-08-03

- Merdants gransfer & Storage
90. 8eIepbon 8bb. (an5.)
The Washington times., 1915-12-09
WHAT HAPPENS TO THE FOOD YOU EAT?
Does Ferment Causing Beehns Soune Bou.ness Nausea,
Heartburn? Famous Stomach Prescription Quickly
Ends Indigestion and All Such Mseres ~

A strong stomach Is tire aource of all
health, strength, Nigor and physical per.
fection.
And It follows, that weak. disfv.
ranged, ovcrworked stomach; one that
lets the food lie and fer,lent within It's
walls. causing heartburn. sick head
ache. sour food upheavals. bilionsness,
pelching OF gas and other untold mis-
cries Of indigestion, Is menace TO your
we'll being. For instead Of giving nour-
ishm"nt to tho system 1t passes a toxic
poison into the blood. which Is first
indicated by that all-sone feeling. dull
ness, dizziness. loss OF sleep, bad
dreams, etc. and the sufferer is started
on the road to general breakdown 81
nervous prostration.
But. don't despair II you happen tc
be the unfortunate posscssor OF one oi
these poison factories. Just 20 Il
O'Donnclrs Drrg store or your nearest
| druggist right away and get that grea'
stomach prescrirtion-M.-o .-o-la.
M-o-na is guaranteed to relieve a dis
tressed, sour or eassy stomach anG
banish all stomach misery. o. rnoreS
back. 1t doesn't matter how long yol
have suffered, this Offer holds good
Anyone who has dyspepsia, Whose
food does not digest well, and who ha!
The Washington times., 1915-12-09
PHOTOPLAYS AND
PHOTOPLAYERS
Fashionable Clio theS
Important Part OF
a Film, Actress
Equipment
BY GARDNER MACK.

Actresses IN motion pictures are
realizing the necessity for uslns bet
ter and more costumes in the pro-
duction of ,photoplays. The fact
that motion pictures are becoming
almost as important from the stand
point of fashion displays for the
women patrons as the stage has been
I'm the past has called attention to
the fact that many OF the photoplays
that have been gwen the best pat
ronagc have been those in which the
leading women appeared in the best
costumes. At least this holds good
with regard to the women patrons.
FRITZ Brunette, who was one of
the pioneer actresses in the photo
play field. is a fi.m advocate OF bet
ter dressing for motion picture ac-
trcsses. She believes that the clothes
very frequently make the popular
itN of the actress and she practices
what she breaches. She Is at pres
ent connected with the SeIig COM
pany ard has been cast for many
important parts in society dramas.
Dressing the parts correctly. FASH
ionably, contributes to a more sue
cessful production in every respect"
OeclafeS MISS brunette.
I'm a forthcoming Se,iS produc-
ton wear seventeen different
gowns. The play is an unusual one
in which a stenographcr. inheritinS
tho love OF fnery, sacrifices all for
nlodish dress and for luxurious liv-
ing. The character gravitates from
modest home into a luxurious en-
vironment, and now gowns have an
effect upon her character AZ would
new wine on other personalities.
''In order to play tho p"rt as it
should be played. I ord red a num-
Der OF the latest gowns. and made
muny elaborate changes during the
Dresenta lion OF the picture play.
The time has arrived when the
motion picture actress must dress
the part" in every meaning of tho
term. One or two modiSh gowns viii
n2t do as was once the case for.
after all. the women must be pleased.
for they are one of the ma!nstays Of
the film industry. ! have found
that even the most expensive gowns
must be altered from time to time.
If an actress wears one gown too
frequently. sharp feminine eyes dis
cover this fact and feminine pens do
not hesitate in writing to the Iilln
manufacturers and the film actresses
and make comment.
Dressing the part Is an expcn-
sive proposition to most movie ac-
tresses, hut elaborate wardrobeS are
essential il the actress and tn" film
company are to retain popularity.
The Washington times., 1915-12-09
RURAL CHURCHES
CALLED inefficient
Speakers At National Confer
ence Say Country Preachers
Are Underpaid.

COLUMBUS, Ohio. Dec. 9.--Speakers
before the national conference OF the
Commission on Church and Country
life here agreed that rural churches are
too numerous and consequently in
efficient. that their membership Is
too small. that country preachers are
,Inderpaid and their energies divided
among too many charses.
"The church Of tomorrow will be
community rather than n sectariap in
stftution.'' said the Rev. Alva w. Tay-
lor. Of Columbia. Mo. "The dav Of en-
phasis upon creedal distinctions Is mast
The neighborhood division of religious
interests keeps all the churches weak
and Injuries religion. The church which
most adequately ministers to its whole
neiehborhood will thrive best in the
rural communities Of tho future.
"The average community has from
three to seven churches within q radius
Of four miles from any given center
Four miles Ia an easy wagon drive and
X every family were that far from q
church the distance would not be too
great, Duplication of churches in one
community prevents any of the congre-
cations from thriving. and the small
church grows with much greater diff
Guilty than the larger one. Once a
month service by an absentee pastor
leaves the church without leadership or
continuity of interest
The principal purpose Of the rural
church IL to stimulate community spirit
among farmers and consequently the
church reform movement means definite
increase in. material prosperity. accord
ing to the Rev. R. A. Hutchisor. promi-
nent civic worker of Pittsburgh. and
secretary OF the home mission board of
the United Presbyterian church.
The chief end of the country church
is not raising of crops and fiocks." he
said. 1T Is the production or men
marked for their personal character.
and the. development of a community
civic righteousness"
Miss Jessie Field. of New York. known
the country over as THE Corn Lady"
explained that prosperous Y. w. G. A.
organizations in a rural district would
provide means Of making girls and
women more useful to the community.
The Rev. Hubert G. Herring. OF Bos-
ton. secretary of the national council
Of Conversational churches said: The
country church suffers from lack Of
the cooperative spirit. 1t Is never easy
TO get the community to work together.
There are many feuds and factions. The
sectarian spirit causes some families to
attend church outside the parish. but a
real get-toEether movement among
churches will remedy this condition"
The Washington times., 1915-12-09

| to take thought OF what he can eat.
and when. can leave s. cents deposit
Mt O'DonnelIs Drug store Or any drug
store and take homo a box OF Mona
and IL this remedy does not do ali II IL
GCvcdtised 10 do, he can withdraw lis
money. This is the strongest proof
| that can be offered as to the merit
Of the medicine.
Mi-o-na is not simply a food di~cster:
! II is a medicine that puts all of the
digestive organs into normal c on1ition
End gives ruddy. glowing. vigorous
| health. a change for the better will
| be seen after the first few doses. II
! Mi-o-na and it's continued use should
| soon give the power TO eat most any
thing at any time and not suffer dis.
| trcss afterward.
| Don't suffer day longer with syom
| ach misery. Get box Of Mi INA and
| commence its use Immediately. It's iI-
| expensive If it helps you and vour
| money back if it fails. What farer
| proposition could lie made Sold hy
| O'Donnel's Drug Store and leading
druggists everywhere on this liber y
| plan.
Use Booths Pills cMi-o-na Laxative
| for ConStiEatio gentle little phi
! that never fails to c2ulate the bowels.
Only 2Sc.-Adyt.
The Washington times., 1915-12-09
200 AT FUNERAL ...,..
OF FIREMEN'S DOG
Mascot of White Plains COMPANY
Buried With All Honors-To
Have Shaft.

WHITE PLAINS. ". " Dec =
More than 200 mourners attended the
funeral here of Truck. the dog mascot
ot the Union Hook and Ladder Com
pany. of the White Plains fire depa":
ment. Among them were many school
children who became friends Of the
animal in passing the station TO anu
from the public schools.
Truck was buried with all honors Hrr
body reposed I'm a child's coffin. whiCL :
was lined. with satin. II was covered
with the finest OF roses and Carnat'cns,
many of the flowers peing from the
children.
The dog had been with the company
for four years and during that time hn
never missed responding 10 an alarm.
A few days ago the firener were called
cut in severe storm and Truck re-
ceived a good wctting, and finally pneu-
monia killed her.
Burial was in the dog cemetery 1T
IIartsdale. a marble shaft is TO be
erected over Trucks grave and an in
scription is to be placed on it.