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Evening star., 1915-02-19
FrizzeN Lawyers File Motion in
United States Supreme
Court.
COMMISSIONER ASKS
CERTIORARI IN CASE
Action Taken to Bring Dispute Be-
fore Tribunal for Review.
Text Of Documents.

Attorney Tor William J. Frizzen in
the case against District Commissioner
Oliver P. Newman, maintaining that
Mr.. Newman's appointment as Commits
sioner was illegal owing 20 the fact
that Mr.. Newman was not a resident of
the District within the meaning of the
law, have flied with the United States
Supreme Court d motion to dismiss
the writ of error which was granted
to Newman by Chief Justice White for
the purpos. of bringing the case up
20 the Supreme Court.
In the brief accompanying the mo-
ton. which was filed by former Sem
ator Joseph W. Bailey. A A Btrney
Chief Justice granted the writ of error
upon the ground that there was
doubt In his mind"
Mr.. Newman, on the other hand.
the supreme Court petition for the
issuance of writ of certiorari to
bring the case up to the highest tri-
bunal.
This step was taken in case the mo-
tion to dismiss the writ of error al
ready granted should prevail. 1t is ex-
pected that the motion to dismiss and
the petition OF Mr.. Newman for q writ
OF certiorari Will be taken up for con-
sideration. by the court when 1t meets
Tuesday.
Eject Of Court Action.
Should the court dismiss the writ of
error the effect would be to affirm the
decision of the lower court, the Dis
trict Court of Appeals, which sustained
tho verdict against Newman obtained
in the District Supreme Court.
II 1t grants the writ of certiorari II
VIII permit the case to be taken be-
fore the Supreme Court for review.
Hut should the court refuse the writ
OF certiorarf, as well as dismiss the
writ of error. the effect would be finally
TO decide the case against Mr.. Newman
In brief. seeking to dismiss the writ
OF error. II Is contended that the juris-
dfctfon of the trial court was not at
issue; that the validity of any author
ity exercised under the United States,
or the existence or scope of any power
or duty of the President and the Sem
ate was not drawn in question, but
even it were true that the power of the
President to appoint an ineligible per-
son to the Office of District Commits
sfoner had been drawn in question, the
writ Of error ought to be dismissed be-
cause that issue was frivolous
Certainly this court will never ex-
press or even intimate an opinion that
the President can defy or even ignore
the law" said the brief.
Evening star., 1915-02-19

S Yds. Crash, 19c
Five yards of Bleached
Twill Crash, sold regu-
larly at &c yard.
49c Table Cloths, 25c
Fringed Turkey Red
Table Cloths. five-quar-
ter size.
S Yds. Birdeye, Csc
Five-yard pieces of IS
inch Antiseptic Birdeye.
75c Sheets, 34c
Seamless & e a h e d
Sheets, double-bed size;
round thread sheeting;
slightly imperfect.
S1.39 Spreads, S9c
Crochet Bed Spreads,
double-bed size; Mar
seilles designs.
121ac Pillowcases, 7Ae
45x36 Bleached Pillow
cases, large size, linen
finish quality.
10c Cotton, 57sc
26-ipch Palma Bleach
ed Cotton. a fine, close
woven quality
l0c Percales, sac
36-inch Percales, light
grou unds, in s t r p e S,
checks, dots and figures.
1z1sc Outing Flannel,
7s4c
27-inch White Outing
Flannel. heavy fieeced
quality.
19c and 25c White
Goods, 9s4c
4o-inch White India,
Linon Mercerized Batiste
and Pajama Checks.
10c Nainsook, 6s4c
36-inch White English
Nainsook, fine mercerized
quality.
15c Cannon Cloth, 934c
34-inch White Cannon
Cloth, heavy linen-hnish
grade.
15c Colored Lawn, 6s4c
40-inch Colored Lawns.
good a sort m mt OF
shades, including black.
25c Silk and Cotton
Fabrics, 934c
Printed Crepe de Chine.
Brocaded Silks and Seco
Silks, chown in a large
variety of street and
evening shades.
Sl.OO Surah Silk, SEC
36-inch Black Satin
Surah silk, extra fine
grade, rich satin-face
quality.
50c Tub Silks. 29c
32-inch Tub Silks. extra
heavy firmly wove N
grade, colored striped eff
fects; guaranteed fast
,Oc Talcum Powder, 10c
Mennen's Talcum Pow
der. borated or violet
scented.
lOc Toilet Soap, Sc
Munyon's Witch Hazel
Toilet Soap. Regularly
Toe cakes.
Toilet Soap, lie
Genuine i71I Trans
parent Glycerine Toilet
Soap.
15c and 19c Tooth
brushes, Sc
Transparent Celluioid
Handle Toothbrushes: as
Sarfod SfNlaa
Evening star., 1915-02-19

Mems Colonial Half
Hose, best selected Isle
thread; triple heel and
toe.
Evening star., 1915-02-19

Children's Muslin Pet
tic is, with waists:
skirts tri m m ed with
cluster tuckS and en-
broidery; 81 es I to >
wears.
Evening star., 1915-02-19

Early Spring Hats. new
small shapes, straight or
rolled brims: low OF me-
dunn crowns; in sand and
all wanted colors.
Evening star., 1915-02-19

Double bed size Com
forts. filled with pure
white cotton, cove d
with best-grade silko-
lines.
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lB8lffHt8b .g%enl6ttlt tt titttH,
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uung flttouFnrbfn, bic ihrafiitrien
Sttlta grim. bic dts getuf6ttu
f4Uar5 tas g1u3e iibtigs vi III ptos
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Uau Gasse au6opsH.

Run mar "a oea 80 tiutm ofit.
nsu 8ru9 5pifhtu ban bti1sH iur
genolideH 6iBt1pIm 49, otr Grlisfts
siu Hber Bic oyti go1tli6tn Man.
gen uno Dem Suipetior, Der Fd NIT
BEN iibrigeH Belgium bet 8oosa5
herumplogte So gtlpmma.
Gore Sanders battt na3 eintm
heftigen mprtitrsit, 6er ib tptgm
elmer GeringfiigiBteit sntipanu, 6erru
Miqi aIt IN @gsenpart bar Grpaha
isntn unO ltnmilnoisen erilart, oab
fe ougenblidIid bic etfolgrtiae
Static ihrer Dirtfamteit berlaTen
psrbs, psHn II fid niat aus ibrem
BeFdtstrtis fir INNER snts
fsrns.
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Netter in Der 0dbe, Der Jpn ldon
Mngit nm feline unterItiiBung in BEN
aroBen tanoDirtidaftli6eu 8etritb
gebgten bate. 8a II nod oo3u nit
f9n6oem mammon rei4lidi gefsas
net mar unO teiHeu @ater me6r bate.
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NBte tolte te oa fpobl Itanohdft
auf i6ren @run0idbn bsbarren. 5ie
idrisb oIfo. mos i4r bic Rinoer biz
tierten:
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3uriit." -.
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nen lmi6lag getan uno an ben
5traud bsfeitigt, Der unter ienem
Jenitsr itau6, no Ger 56rIter bas
6dslein 3uerlt gsie4tu 9aben tpoate.
Die Aorefie lautste tur3 uno bin
Dig: n4n Miat."
Qm 0lterIoHnabenb, beim 6efen
monoenfneiu, tpuroe bas Mer! poIls
6ra4t. Die Radt fauf. Die 8runuen
ano 8d6lein rauidtsn %lauter, neil
tie iih NIT Aeiltraft fiilten. 9te
GtuhelbeerbiiI1e taten einen trGf.
tigen 64uB, uno Die tie6e Gonne
ton3te ii6er ben rotten DoIten6ergen
enbliA Dem seR Der 5teru entgegen.
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gang, ben er an ieaem 5itttfonnto8
unternahm, an benz 8oosaiAen @utss
6auie por6ti, Iiiftete Die MiiBe. tpeil
i6m tetb ipurbs, uno idli6 bur4
ben i6m nobIbetnnnten 2uubengaHg
Elm penig ndbtr bcr3u.
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GsbnIudt hierber.
a6er CT muBle fart btetben. Shr
54nur uno ieiu Wi1e, f4 nibt
btiiegen 3u IdFen, tparen ebsHbiirttgs
8egHer.
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6eimtltdteit nab ibrsm 6eniter Iugte,
muBte ia niemdn0 =. als er...
6ein Slid irrte iiber Die Rabatten
unb Gtrdader, bic er Dor 5a9ress
sepfIdn3t bate. Gle itdn0tn ppu
btder anpfptH anb trtgen pobl idon
aar cine por3eitigs Billie -. Gr
muBie aber eiuIe9sn, baB er Tih ges
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bas ieiusu gamen trug
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R6te. CT tanqtt Gore Sanoers
bauoihrift 8u gsnau. nm ouA MIR
augenblit iiber bic G6rsibss
rim 3ireiFsI gu beasn. GrftauHt fein
uoer gar In ernftbafte GripSgun0en
iiber Bic llnm6glidtsit oieIsr Brief
tsIoraana aa aeraitn. otss psrMOats
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ftr = Qbonueut: .Mie t6nnen Gle 3u
nMlarta Stuart BEN rntertitel hins
3afdgeu: ODER Die aduber42"
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res Gbrons beraubt2"
aud cine gorfreu6e.
8etannter: sic baden 0a ia cine
Mengs tleiner Gidbdumden gez
pfldn3t.
@utsbefbsr: ga, urb ih f6pelge
heute idon i'm 9orgeuuFe oes Shatz
lens, ben fte bereinit meinen llrens
telu fpenben tperben!
4uftIarung. Die Mas
ma: Spngens, Sungens, istO i4r
f4mubig!
Die RIeinen: So, mir BADEN 2rieg
geipielt, uno bo muBten mir uns
dIs mpoerne SoIoaten in Sdibenz
grdben e~inbu6oeln.
Sur 8orfi6t Bauer: s.
mo9t a 6eftpfIafer."
a~potbeter: aWas in benn pais
Tiert2"
Bauer: .gso4 mir bic aird.
it erit mprqen." =
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ben en8Itideu Golbdten einen baufiz
gen n%ero6ien 3uiammsnbru9 feIt.
p9lande FOLDER Safe finb itGtrtidl
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re, unO bieIe ItnO gIudtt4ertpeile in
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pfn6if4 @rtrantten bel gutter 8es
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ger fper0sn t6nnen. mdn IpQte IpIs
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S~rren9duIern u~nterbrtngen. Die
9apierigtett fir bic oIs untaugIi4
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oaten, I'M biirgerIi4en 2eben 8e16dfs
tiaung gu ftnben, TT o4ne6in iebr
groB uno man Iolte oo6er 0ieTen ners
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aes Qufent4dtte8 i'm Srrenbaafe auf
prdgen, tpern es ni1t un6ebtngt potz
tpenbig 1T"
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glng reagieren in iebr ftdrter 8eiIe
auf ben idben G4reden, ben cine Gr
pIoiipn in manufacturers gtdbe bers
bOrruft. 8ei man9en entpfdelt 1id
oaun cine aei8ung gum qa6tpans
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den oes @utieBeRs urlo ber angf auf
ben 3iigen, In 6aIb beipuBtloiem GU
ftanbe, pie ite nab i6rem gleQinent
iuden. Die 6urdt oapor, bon ben
&amero6sn getrenrt gu fper0eu, tritt
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pon tdlttm Shntib btoedt. uufpafi.
aubere Qtuit trdumtn, baB III tinfm
Jtihbe rns 9aioHttt IN 0it grnit ats
bohEt habtn unh nun niHl imiton0e
Hno, e ipitbtr fsraus3u3itbtu. pdbs
reno ie Itlbit bon alien Seiteu aits
atarifftn ntrnen. Dos 6duiiqt 9afs
treten folder 2rdumt III elm 4n5eihen
fir cine iapere bpiteriids GFtrcn,
lung.
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er iebt nidt. ST rib siufa4 nit 8its
ternoen 9dnpen Den umidIdg auf
unO lag, bab iie i'm rtef ). 5a, er
pun6ette 1i9 aud nidt cine Getuns
be, neil ie i6m bas nDu" CAB; CT
aub es 70 uniagbar Iet6tper itdnbIid
uno natiirIi4 neil er iie 6eimli4
liza Idou tmuler nit tauIen0 3drtlis
9en G4metdelnameu oerufeu bate.
Gr iiberIegte nur, tpie er jeBt i9s
rem auf foI9eR f0nne. DaB It eire
5rtiAauFiteberiu mar, fpubte er ges
aau. giettsiht belt ie Fd i%rgenono
lerItedt uno nartete ouf i'm.
8ei @ott il. 10 mar es Gr ges
pobrte pl6Bli4. ipie iis ba6ertam.
auf Den Stroud Der ba8 Qmt zines
8risftrdgers 70 treu berle6en, 3us
Itrebte, uno nun beiann CT li6 aud
ntdt LANCER.
Gr Ttir3te alf fe 3u. rib fe in
Die Qrme uub fliTterts tbr ins DIR:
20 bin id feline Gore. i'd
Adtt's aud nt1t Iduger a~usge6dIten
-, un0 i4 0ante Dir tauienbmal fir
oeine 8eiIen." d. !
gs Eatte ei8eutIid idrsitid tpers
ben mifeu; Bonn Tie i8lu43ts in
lpiIber ger3ipeiflung iiber bies ents
iebli4e MtBperftdn0nis bic Mo1rs
belt berous.
So puroe aber feRr semitlid unb
punoerf46u.
limb Die lie6e. 9otoene 0%Iterfonrs
tan3tt u5er aler 9duplsr, unb Miai,
oas pirtli4e 0ttr1dsleint fab bins
tel einem 3ieritraud unb Iadte iid
baIbt0t iiber ole udrrii4en Mlenihsn,
INNER 10 flrdtbar 6eloen9aft
fun pnb i'm @runbe gsnommen bod
ale Defenders in Der erIten
3eit Der iungeu qiebe Elm
dHgitlides Gutenberg in
iiA tlQgen.
- aEaH M4
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lett bemalt, aonturenlinen Tnb bers
mieoen. 9ds 8tpeite apIette
prdieutiert iid f0qenosrmdben: Die
leergtloTenen SteIIen Derben NIT bios

letten gorben, Sic bur8 S9rdffies
rung getenn3si4neteu grin, Die Ourd
tltiue piintt6en be3eidnets geIb unb
bic gang ousgetuidten fpie bic Sons
ttren fdpar3 gemalt. Diefe 9ibf4en
gorla8eu 9a6en nod ben tpeiteren
9orttil, baB iie aud 3Ir 8ematung
auDerer gegeRitdnoe genommen tpers
ben f6nner. 9efonbers Die LETTER.
ipd6Hte &oiette t6nute nebeneinan0sr
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Der Sa6ret bes .lt43@,
Der in Der Q~euia4rsuaat Den .5ormis
cable gum 5inten bra4te, aapttdns
Qeutnant AlibpIpb Gdneioer, tit Elm
3ittauer ainb. Gr tit Elm Gobn oes
berItprbeuen aaufmanns 0ermanr
5Auetoer, Der LANCE Sabre In Der ga
brill ben 8%annenberg tdtig mar.
Spdter iiebelte BITE 6amilie na4
ii6er, tpp unldngit aud bic mluts
ter oes Gapitdne2 eatnauts SaneiOer
beritarb.
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gtItett fcrtldufeno, 3lr @er3ierung
fir eiuen 6ol3rabmen ooer @Aatul.
lenbeteI fe6r pohl bteneu,
0Itereier, beIoubers ausgeblafene
8anfteier, ie6en alb iehr bibi4 aus,
penn fe nit 5i9uren bemaIt neoen.
gtabe liegt Is, bic oltea 9iters unO
5rii6ttuasipmbole ba3u gu pdhlen,
nie SdIe unO Stprd uno bic Iiebe
yrau 6onue, Die ia bic eigentli4e
QebensIpenoerin 1T.
duff olten 0ltereiern, bic frii6sr
nit Tt9r piel miibe unO 5IeiB 1ers
LaeItelt purpen, finosu it4 au4 niat
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Fer Ieiu 8tdt gsstu Elm 6sftgss, tlsis
nts HlQbAm Be~rttibigte, 10 blieb
Pore Sanotrs aGif ibrtm Qlub, unt
q 1erle9te itintu borlduftgtu NoGns
iB 0tgi Ailomtter peiter uuf bas
8itlergut feiues beiagteu 4etterB.
90 mar mobl, als oh in ben nod
fen mo1eH ie0er Baum urb gtraufl
pog 6eimlihtr 0unber Ttedte. Gs
trie6 un0 iproBte, bIi9te i'm 0albt
On gefdiBttr 5teae blau unb iptiB
un6 5ufttte i'm part ua6 ayrudt6ars
tfit un6 grfiaung. qt6er FONT qss
idab niht5 anoeres, ais bah bic
aiHoer nil0er un0 ungsoutoiqer als
iont tparen, neil tie ft9 Sag unb
Radt auf ben Gfterboien %Freuteu.
lImfonR beriudte Gore Gmoers,
iie 3u berubigen.
a0enu ibr ni9t enotiA ae6oriam
unb slsiBig tutroet, bann tommt er
iberbaupt aidt gu eua," orobte Ie
nit stbobeHsm 3eigefinger.
a6er bns 8abp. Der 6aus, Iaate
lie einfa1 aus.
rDu foait iebsn, sr tpmmt, 5rdu.
lsin Der 60rItsr fat i'm ~absr1aupt
fdon inter uuierem Jeniter geieben.4
@egen ben 5oriter abtr mar Gore
Sanders Elm 1t9tsl gr iibetraQte
Ie nm 3tpei rei8tide a1pfe, trlg
eiueu polenoN, graueu Bart, IieB
nit einem M}tnOauftun Elm Dubenb
gaFaros, Elm @ros Giafe un0 ois
berls DahTe btreRben unb be8dnn
feline IdmtIihsu GGsE nit f4aQen0eu
.6oppla".
g6oppla,@ fling CT oenn aud an,
ais er an etnem tpdrmen aa4mittaq
80 Gore @auoers uub Dem 8o0eQ,
T6en 8reibIatt frat, bas obpoH
Is nod 3eAn Gage 3sit battle - bin.
ter iebsm 9ufh nab Gitereiern
iu4te, a9oppIa, aufgepaBt. mas t4
fir eu6 tn meinem Rudfad bab'!4
Gle ourften ale auf oas graugriis
ne SegeItud tippen.
Gtpas Qgei4ea, BARNES uno ge,
peglibes quiefte untsr ibren tleinen
5aa4en. Gle rieten bin urb 6er, obus
natiielih bds Nehte all ftnnen. 90
ido6 er ie NIT isiuem tIeinen Gin
ger fort uno l6ite Die @6Hur oss
RudIafes.
Gore Ganbers bate inbeFen um
ben Reit i9res QniebeRs gebangt.
fpenn idIieBIia aus Der 9iefsl
cine tIeine G9lange ODER elm paar
Jr6fde, nie ie iiA bic Sungen i4on
Iange niiui4ten, btnaual6liipften.
ie eiufah paDongelaufen.
aber es mar Elm iunges, pei6eS,
lieblides 5dsletr, bas BEN B0rs
in ben Seller geIaufsl mar.
So gtng alio nod DerbdltnismdBig
gut db!
Die aiuotr partu ftlig. 9os
Iraabraune, 8applige. betpegIids
ipuros In cine AtIts ges
pert. bic am ud6lteR Gage fem
ibsroodt fperben Iollte. Dies ipuroe
l6er tiHausatidoben, neil oos 6ass
einittpeileH fromm uHo artig In
liner SIDE bodte uu0 nidts u~uternaEm.
~lebet9oupt tpar bitfer trite Gag felt
Der 9litdlidne un0 frieobou.
in Gore Sdnbers 0aiein. Die
iaBeu bel benz Sdslein unb
iie ntht tptgen Der Gfereier.
lber baIo pu4s i4neu cine neue
rGrduIein, mir miiHen oos Dners
dalein t%dufsn.' btbduptetsn iie truits
aft. il
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6aGuenftu9t, Dieter
2e9marn III bod Elm redtsS GeiglingI
SEPT pat er f4 oIs 9rif8sireiptls
Tiger gemeIoet.
Nenn ct aber freipiltig sebt, fiji
gen 6ie ibm nit Sbrer @c9aiptung
bod Elm bitleres 1uredt at.
Der reiBt n1r DOT ieirer often
aus!
S66Fe 3trFreutbeit.
Dtenitmdbden: rNleI0e 6sborIamF,
9err profeRor, es fin0 foefea 3tpila
linge dngetommen!"
profeFor Gin feline Bidder UrttefD:
a5iibren Sic Die 9errl9aftsu ius
Warte5immer!@
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JualuoG 6cmafIG latrgier

Didt Ciitrtitr fno uiat dssHtTib
gum @tiafnt fir aiaotr btitimmt,
benin it miirosu 0tg Qjt.ft, bic si
ibrtr 6eriiClung uatig mar, taum be-
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anaattsamt taatifdr Gobaim.

Sin Uitarbtiter 6tr mattIten me-
blliniidm B5denf6rift sEbf Cans
tet' bsg ais Nf5t i'm 5tlbe titis Ill.,
6dt BITE piphtfdtu Golqtttiaeiuunstu
Der QufrtguHpen uHteriu6t, 0tt Der
artts NIT fh 6ringt. Gr iteIte Bet
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-04-03

cain Miammtii un6 dBfttrdatl mas
.otn Mna bas AtiWH bt8 eitB mit
.atFbfgim @latlun III 80 thpttb
len
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0stersonntagssa usflug.

.9reifen. 2tber oub grtpadient ldsns
ten iia Gier, uno gum Slid ni6t
.mr foIde aus 3utertanb, iouoeru
.pirtIide 6ibner, cher gntens coer
.@dnleeier, ipie Is Die uriprun9li6e
Site erbeifdte. 8isie I6ons 5itte.
bic Oas 0ferfpmbol 70 id0n gum
Aus0rld btinat. 0ieie bemaIten gter
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-12-24

most dishonorable things in the world
to open another's letters and again
laid the envelope on the desk.
But this was quite different"
counseled my pride. you have in
your hands the means of setting all
your doubts at rest, for surely Ele-
amor Fairlow is not writing love let
tiers to your husband, even is she is
sending them to his office instead of
to his home"
grabbed the white envelope again.
The letter opener was almost slipped
inside of the flap when the solution
of the whole affair came to me. 1
would take it home and ask Dick to
open it and let me read it.
slipped the letter into my pocket
just as the boy came back to tell me
that Dick was still out of the city.
Another worry assailed me as l got
into the car. Suppose Dick did not
come back for the wedding.
Ito Be Continued)
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-12-24

+. Remember thy mother-in-law to
keep her guessing, for wise moth
er-in-law loveth a cheerful liar and
a good excuse is better than none"
Mrs. Sheffield's "Ten Command
ments to Married Women were also
read to the court. No. 1 for women
was: Thou shalt not nag" and No.
10: Thou shalt be fresh and sweet
and dainty as shower bouquet. For
lingerie is more to be desired than
rubies and a good cook above gov
eminent bonds"
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-12-24
COMMANDMENTS FOR MARRIED
FOLKS PRESENTED IN SUIT

New York, Dec. "a. - Mrs. Irene
Sheffield, novelist, who told Jersey
City magistrate of her longings for
men with long raven hair, hurled
new epithets at her husband, Justus
Sheffield, wealthy lawyer, in divorce
proceedings.
HE is tyrant, a cheat and a liar,
and the meanest man that ever
walked the EARTH" declared Mrs.
Sheffield, glazing at her husband,
only a few feet away.
Sheffield who was described pre-
viously by his wife "as that man with
the chestnut burr head" took the
flashing calmly.
Mrs. Sheffield told of the "Ten
Commandments for Married Men"
she had written and said her husband
had broken every one of them except
the first. This was:
Thou shalt keep thy past unto
myself"
Command No. 8 was: Thou shalt
be a careful kisser"
Others were:
Honor thy wife and all her bills"
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-12-24
BY Betty Brown

No, this bonnet isn't a fashion
hint for spring millinery-it's a sug-
gestion for an eleventh-hour Christ
mas gift. You can make it with
scraps of gay colored silks and three
yards of ribbon. The front of the
little poke" must be stiffened with
light weight pasteboard and the back
must be pulled out to make a roomy
little bag. Run the bonnet strings
through the puff leaving little cur
tain of two or three inches depth.
Turn the bonnet upside down and
you will transform it into a needle
case, with a bag at the back for
spools. Pompadour silk lined with
pink ribbon is a gay combination of
the Christmas bonnet"
City council health committee re-
commended spending of 100000 for
comfort stations.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-07-21

Der aud 0ariiber flagen, Dab ielblt
ben @eiangea Der groBeu 2ieoer.
meiIter 5ran3 un0 Senian 5nr5eit
nidt eutfernt me3r bic 9%erelrun9
qeDiomct niro, Die t9nen gebibrt.
gbenIo ite6t es i'm Die aamrners
muItfmerfe Spo6rs nno Mlenoels.
Joints, Inn Sic 9rdeItertperfe Sads
ner's uno Reinede'8.
3uleBt in Der pierten Grippe &c.
helfen mir oerer, Die olrh Die cher.
men Dtd6te lei0po(lea @ei6ide8 in
i5rem M1uiitIbaffen gehemnt pors
Sen iino. Ga iteigt Dor urs 0a8 err
Idiltternoe Bib 0e8 geipalti9lten
Qiist1hiilerS ouf. aarL EmlIig
Q84t-t8Tt) ertpedte dIs Naniit,
aomponiIt unb 9irigent Die groBten
6|offnunger, uad0em er Die critic
8eit qenialer ltngebuloenheit uto
llngc6dr6igfeit iberfumoen botte.
ST mar Der Soupterbe Ser qroBarti'
oen pianiiH'ben gieIicitigfeit icinps
0teiIter8 ilao wuroe audi ais omip'
6ererItanocnet Qii5t" aefeiert. Nit
m~eiIterbaften 9earbeitunaen Bad.
ifer, S6ubertider mo StranBifer
1erfe fir aon3ertorrtrad batte er
Ieine p0aige aunItreife ~feltgeIegt, oa
erqriff i'm Elm idweres Rerpetlei.
ben un6 raffte ibrb DER, Die Dor ibm
Chopin, BON bornebmcn 0annen III
ieiner 8raEfbeit gepflegt fuoroen
mar, oiel at friib Ginueg. Daiielbe
geIdab i'm aleiden Satire nit Sngo
grIdler (t845-187n Dem tiPf9es
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beionaer8 6efanilt burdl letne
aompofitiouen aus 9Geffels oGrorls
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lid er0iitg e5 aud 8arl Senmana
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aomponiit iiir alnuieriaden 81 Den
gcItcn ieiner 3eitgenciieH emporge'
idmlngen 1otte un6. bon elnelr nm
.beilboren HerDenleinfn ergrifferl,
ipdter gon3 orbeitsunfd1i9 rpur0e.
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timber bes GiIiids4 betpegt uns Itder
Az innigcr GbeiInahnte, ioa uns
.o6er sic Soffnun9 ui@t reuben, baB
olth oieien @eo0pernspertben tire
aiiait, ipie ihr @cnilt5, 70 nlondes
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