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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-02-24
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ren Gage %btsanusn LANCE @erbore, 6auss
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leituHg biz 8arai6aft fir fe iibtrHdhm
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an berlaTeu, 5u ]teIep5onireu, 9risfs UNI
8eiuhe 81 ~empfuusen obr 81 i6rei6eH
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tpeiiunq.
Sn Der meinsr anbaltang ~folstnbsn
Ra6t, er5dblte ods 6rdulsin meter. iaben
mir nett orauBen Guf benz Wetre 5abIs
reife 2ihter. Es bieB, bdb bic bfutIde
6lotts btrouuabe. Sn Der 4adt BON p.
gum %. 9Hcba h5rten mir 8unohsas
bonner nno an acknowledgement 2aqe
nutbeH msbrgre Observation-Disclosures
III benz Grte pom 6aTen aus gtfraat. 60
MARIN G~uoldnoer uno gsleier. 3is ZEE
term lieB man nitt in Gtarbarougb, lonz
bern bTa6te ie BON bar alitt meg, aBs
geblth btsbalb. neil iia uHter linen beuts
ihe Gpione {ingeidlihen battsn. 3u
sleia fam Der 8eie6I. baB alle 9usIanter
bic aiRe an oerla1en bdttsH. 80 ruBts
aIIo fort unb fam 8undhit nah 8rig5 bgi
Sun. ST polte mad 4landtfttr. mo fdi
Elm 4ommittee sur IHtsritaBung iunger
Wd6htn gebiloet bate, bic bur6 bic
aFiegssreigHiFt brotlos gtpprbtn iparta,
unb bOffts, cine meme Aniteaung BIT fin
ben. "a i'd sine folAs uitt erbieIt, fnts
i4loB ia mid our 6eimreis.
cd fam babel uber qon6on unb iab
bort bic ladsrliaeH g~ortsbrunssu. bic
sum 5auBe segen bic 3spptliHs gstroffrn
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-02-24
25erndrO S6aw gegen @rep.
Rnsate alss eiaem. .@fenen 23rief".

Ter III qonbou ais 6ruRb eints eipaiqer
ngliIfen, GingreileHs oustegben. Die
ReO) lno utdt eipa, neil it iih aud
Hur In Gfrinqiien nm Elm Stid gapitr
%gttimmsrt BAT, mb bann bebouptt Id fsrs
net. unb fptrot natirIih auf @i0eripru@
itoben, baB mir englduoer cine grpBe
5hul5 an 8elsien abJutra9su BADEN. 0as
tirlih nirb lb Der %infuldrt gupIdHbtr
gar nidt borfeItn lonnen bab Gin enss
LANDER iemdls cine 9flidt qe1en einea
4usldHbtr IA mere f%ortigner) babgu t1nnc,
bic Hiht IN sinem @ertruef aenau fore
mulirt fsi, nub sr lam ts niHt pers
iieben, odB id pobl bic gfibeit bts 9ers
TRACES an5Dtifeln Gber 1leih3tiiiq cine
Bantfsfhulo Der gnaldnbtr gel6ien aes
aeHbber ansrtsnneH tam. Sd babe ME
behaupttt, Dab oisis miere btiligt pFlitt
in oieiem 9erlras farmulirt mar, uno
felbf penn Der qan5e gerirae cine 61ls
fnung ipdrf, piiroe uniers qflidt fortbts
fieben. neil 8sutidlano bsrpeiffn fam,
bah bic gauge bslgilhe Dtfenfbe i6on
lange pprbeDatt uno pofbertittt fDdr. uno
neil az in gelgieH alaemein betdnut mar,
neil ale belgiI6n mifitdrif6en Gahbers
~ftdnoigeu e puBteu. onb man NIT eintm
8urd mario Geutlhlanbs refnen mubte.
auh Iinb bic gelgier ltine Aarren, uno
IelbFVeritauoIid ba6en fe ia6rtlana bors
Der nit ben GR9ldHbtrn cine @erhdnbi.
gung 8eIgisns geludt. geIgisn Bat ems
fdh bic 9hir 9ebalteB unb Bat uus 6iers
burt bic toitbare 3sit eegebtn, unIere frits
geriIden 8orbereitunga an treffen. ipenn
aud uuier forbidden 0pFetR fir bic
gelgier ieIbF. 0a6otm fe bies fir uns
eetbdn BADEN. oiirftH mir it iebi nidt
i'm Stihe IaHen, aud tutHn oIlt Surihtn
Der Belt ben 9srtrdg fir uHailItig erfGs
ren pirben. llniere Gbre gang allein uub
nidi etlpd Der @ertrag Iol uns ieBt Sit
neueH Acknowledgement beranloFen.
llHb bd DolsH mir ung BON Mr. gs1uit6
nifi LANCER bur6 biefrs Stiidhen gdpitr
perriidt MAIDEN laHeH. Wir molten Bel
glen belfeu, bus p firdtsrlih g~tlitten BAT
burd bic englilfen grupptn pHb ourb Bic
beIgifnen 9ruppeH. nRb ni6t etpa aIIein
III ourh bic baltl6en.4
Gas gaslsr glatt filgt ldntr 9er6fs
fentli8uHg bic 8emertung an: aDieis
asuBerune III nid)t uur Elm Document fir
bic unabbGngige 8sptipeiis, bic Td eins
seine GHglanber betpahrt 6aben, ~fonberH
aud fir bds ~unbtIhnittent gietbt Der
freien ausfprads Islber; mas piiroeu ses
nihe ~oiplomatiIde @ertrtter Guglaub's
fir Elm @eihrei erbfben. iptnn cine Iolds
SpraAe in einem gIatt bs neuifaIep
ausIaabss gefiibrt niiroe2"
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-02-24

lang 1ur arlHl 81 pahH bFotit, iomHil
iftf bm tadpdtii In blulauaIlatr Q'snoi
on.
MaH plaubdl ben blieasrRtiftnlhm
mo Witatfibdlm, BON bff qti6liBlgis
bee Glitanblnhta blfr In Polen. loo e.
feline jaambtn itinbliHm Vilpim uno
isinG Observation-Disclosures qiehl. 50
hbu eint ntut Erlldtung balur. peAtalb
Bic @afm dnf glusjaaf I'm aIafmfiHtn
nidl mtbr IaidBm. sc II Of tmipe ilr
bfn, Der uibt auladptp6nrf 8aamanH
IN, tiH datnts Blue8una pon tiHsm etg'
ntriIhtH III unitri6sibm. Wuh nas abs
sdhm ~ bd ms bd6 b%siaHntt 0iisrrt
9rtun an hff GTbltitt et Bliad = qiebi
itintapeas polt Gittrbfli aeeen Hfifiss
bpng turh datut 4rtilfrig. Hti Be-
himmien QihibtrbdliniNm 10 Is ouh
bur6B glas nlti 81 tritnnen, Sn ben
Admbfeu am qpbj MN haben bic RnAsn
In. ntr 6ibt bee @sitttb. niht iptnian
luit Gin baibts Ddbmb Ibrtr tiesnsu 1ly~
sruss neutrality-suspicious.. llnb oa fe be
paar, bic He nob habtH, nini germ IN
abnliher Dsiie Bsrlltrtn mbhltn, lahm
fe a ieiihtr NIT benz GditBtH auf 6lits
ger. Quh ots iraaiiomihm @tidides
itues ruifiden 8litatfs zines sprci
fm bar aliboiariihtn 1irlttufamilien
qtffisbt GrpdbmuHa bft beim @alloiuet
@albe, nab allen Stiiu iraInoIihR tuins
ltnb, an 9nat Dor 8rlqiHD inmiiirH bsr
BefaHemen bes aorps Gheifers9obdod
nitbtraina. Der llnalidli6t matle itis
ntn eritsn arigsilug unb battle ben anis
itaa. 9efitdrtungsR b%srdn5ubolfn. nm
BEN bdrtbtbrdngitn aorps uub Der 30
i'm pt66ripm 9ipiIiun eibmunn ben
Baraus All MAIDEN. 81 haiis bic gtian'
aensn fir bic trpartsttn glsisr0sa le5ols
ten. ghH fab sr 0a. ltlus iia uoa Ger
5ptiIlma Dor bic Gtim. uno rttf baju
ttpdB, mas mui RuiFih CANA ahniid ges
iIuualn babtn fol- lDit. SD 6orubitHl'
Wir berbn aefort. 8as Eager msIo,t
buT6 ben Btrnlprs6tr >baB ts fditie,r
gu utrbm btginnt. Ridtig. Der Rebel
id1i. 8us btibt ippitl ipit Nm BIZ, Ges
ipebrsl" 6inigs Der 6errsH miifta Ioiort
tiptbtr su ben Ruhsa.
Slid abl" beiBt e.. gs 1T Der Dem
-8lid uuf4 btr 8trsleat, etDas sslDdIt.
IA u0tG ho
uen ms bon uHiertn Wirtbtn/ nod sinis
gen fir uus lDirtlid aduB famoIH Stun'
ben. &o. 3tmmermnHn,
Observation-Disclosures.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-02-24

5loiie uno 3sbpeline eintn 3ngriff mti
bic aife plansn. 6s nurbt iofort ot,
Srtsbeleuatang einaeitli, neil man ben
8ombeH oer 3eppelfne igiH ,3iel ggteH
noatf. Die 3uaduge sum Sdlofe pur.
ben nod itrsHger beiUadIt dls Is ionii. uHn
bic @arption. bic font nur minimdl mar.
iunrbe beosuttHb b%erltdrti. add Dem abs
aug Der SommusdFe MARIN beionbers
itarte a0Htiusuts Der 1srritorialarmes
az bic Oittitc uHo namentlia mad
6~tar6orougb gsporfeu nprbeH.
Scarboruasb ii auf elmer tleiHeR
eauo5unet gtlegaa. Sine iieie, bon lpei
griden i~i6erIpannte Sdfutt trsnut Bic
u0rblihs altita0t ben benz mDbernen
GtabtDiertel. Quf einem Goben 5elIen,
Der pom Miegre umIpGA nirb, Iisgt in Der
4ltitabt Elm aItes RormanHmlttpB aus
BEN 5Dolftta 5ahr6unogrt. oa5 igBt in
5situng umgepaHbslt lit uHb os6en Be-
treten frengReHs berboiea ift. BR untere
Gtabt 1T Der eigenilide gabsort BEN piels
b0rnsbme eHsIihe 8amilien i'm Soutmer
oufiuhsn. 9as gbeatgr NIT dRihlieBsus
BEN grpBga 9eitdurdut anb aurbduFt De-
fiHost fh bart am lIFsr unb in ber 3eit
Der gbbe 1T bier Elm bgrrli9er Stfanb.
AoroliA bappn 6efinbet f4 Der 6afeL
Der oarh spei piers In Orti 9beilt ga
t1eiIt lit. Der 6afen it tltiu unb tarn
bon Shffsn nit er6Berem 5Rfaange
niht aufgsIuht psrbsn. 9tur 5ii5uboots
uH0 Der 9aitrapampfer, ber leBtere au6
nar BEL 5luth3tit finngn einiaufeu. Jn
her 9ahe oes G3Iofes befinbet id elm
fleiner 9euattburm, Der gr6Bere u1b fir
bieie GiiFte piftigfre if iloli6 Bel 6lamz
borough. GHbe Gtto6er trcl3tm bort
feds msliide ariessi6iffe, bic 6d abz
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-02-24

psrbeu. Dor ben 5~lie9sr6ombtn itibeu.
auf ber Neitsrrtiie borten mir 8fpil9ea
6olieitone unb Doper beftiges Bei5ibs
Ieaer unb iaben aud Gin engii4ss arifgss
Nug3eug. in peiter 5erue sinige ariegss
fhiffe. Sc fol cine SeeIdldft i'm
@anee getpeIen fem. S,n Goper fDurbe
sr5dblt, bic Gsutl den bereitsR 1ruppens
l%dnpuuesu in Guglanb Dor. Man glaubte,
baB bic 9entfdeu nit groBen 8sidatsn
I6er ben 9anal ldieBn uHb unter Dem
S6uss BET GtldoEs biz 3ruppeH iibers
itBen iperben. sc fudren besbulb ale
m0gliteR 0orte6rungeh an ber aaite Dors
gsnommm poroen. Crit bier babe ia en-
fabren, oab Is enhlih bod 81 btr bon ben
GAglannern felt Gttober befarAtsia SCI
fhieBuna Der 0Rliite gftommsu ii. Bon
ben befhrIenen Beb1uoea Iieat has
granb 6ntel i'm riidmdrtigtn Gtrabms
5uae Der neien Stabtanlaae an Der Gfplds
HaDe, ods Mdn6eninifitut G0niein Wldrs
6ueritts Shuls III berfelben @egeHe In Der
Rifiuns gum GhloB. DisIss lam ees
ipib als bsfsitigter plab bs5eidnet psrneu.
henn % bient aIs 8aIsrne anb TT ron
Harien Wnuern nmsebtH. Seine Sc
fdiibe be6erridsn bm Roroen uu6 Often
i'm nsitsn llmtrsig. linasI6Ibt lit nuf
Der I'm pas 9bentsr an Strand etIsgens
Ebeii, melngr .Gpaa@ asnannt uirD unb,
iopeit aus ben gsrihtsu b~ersorsebt, njdt
6efaeEsn DOresn 1T.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-02-24
Don Der
euslilden @fGafe. J

fdhntn lt. 8is ne Wlubgtn, BAT elafa
ng4itiHb IN ben @tpdhtru BON Stars
hfpHsb uHb Blamborousb %auibitlisn. Elm
q. Cttobr btaab ih be iunai gtbnrin
In 9taldiuHg elmer aelsain abeHbs aui
bE StrabG nm tintH 8tigf uii5udftiH.
"a e hodiinBsr par, bate It cine ilgint
tlfiirilat 1af8eulampt miianommsH.
ME t an ben Ghulbduim bU anabu
anaebroti margn gl6blin mngbta
bon giptt GttsimpoIi5ifm a%nstbnIita. Bic
ibam ban @tblsu@ bI eattrHt b.g5olu.
neil oaourh Der 6eiHb mfmeriidm ms
muAt utrbm l6nHie. gR trBdblttn auA,
btr 5pt junstH Wdoden cine Ctietras
@triH iei aIiatitieH t bic 4H3tigt pe8su
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-02-24

Der llntsridib spiI6tn aIuebeit
uHb 2eben8iInobeit III eth ebenfD grobsE
pie berieuige 8piI6sn Wsisbeit unb Rals.
lpets6eit.
6alte WlnB in ben eObpreifuugen
9erIicrbener; ie toHnen iid ID nifH oas
gsgsn ipebren.
Die beutIbe Ssrssleiiuug bal nns
eeorbHet, bdB fortan itbsm GoI6attH tag
hh cine 3igarre uno Sipei 8igarstteD Dera
abfoIet perbm IolleR. = Mie Fernsr Sons
rob Drsbsr. Der nit Or. 9uomie 9bomn
NIT eisbssgabsn bei ben 1ruppen I'm Gelbs
mat, IN eiHem 5fIsniliam @0rlrag i'm
Miindnsr 3eutI6sn 1bsatsr mitthsilts,
II Elm 36eit Der bslsifasn ariegstpntris
button an bic Solbaten ptribeilt nor0en,
uBb Siuar bat ieber 4.50 Mdrt srbdlttn.
8eim MsHIhtn III baE @ebirn 26
Mal 70 i9iper ipis pas Riidsumart, bsim
GruAftpia sIsid iapsr.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-02-24

Cine iunM Cdttufittras bic dl& gttt
rsrin iif 9mii8 anb GngliIb u tnfm
auabtnbmfandi To Sfarboroush Ibaiig
NOR unb im Ciiobsr nah bort lodlis, e.
Sdhli iu ttf AifuM HaIfH EffNa 4rgHG
bab btrfita I'll bisltm WpHais rroti Aagii
hsrrIhif Biz btrli 8loiie tplfbe @nrf
hcronab bfitjdn. 4ah 4usbrHh bes
Arite0 mar iai gar itine @eraunfmna
All tsmgrila. H1n bs imugs Dame pnybt
IN ieiner WsiIt b,laiigi. Die Sommtrs
felf1n bette iu otm p5u bin r6Iagbmm
eonboasr arfiim bdufim @abeortt
sifmlin iEal btaonnsH une fanb Mliitt
Ciiobtr dum gl6bli5fR abibluB. ntil
Fn 0uadh btrbuiitisn. bdb be btuii@s
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-02-24
81 eiuem 97Gieger(aser
III 9'ofen.

Tlt Na6riHttn dug btr porbuitu
8roui laultH iotiadtbi elnitia. Wflism
ino nitsu ibu 200 mliias WglaHanf
bier hurfQtlommth Gle hammm bon
Der Grhhrmuna hfr nifaen Gisiunp
Bel Bofimulp. 6tutf gddi tat, wit Id
iot5tH bore btr MiHmmaffr cine ipitiiat
miBide Sielma an btr WlHnouu8 Der
GnHa IN biz 8lnta pom Hsinbt atlau1
bert Bii atbdmHiABoltR Einasr ttipdbf
rem fa eroBariie. SIN porlilsfubm 6au
mar ba6 gtgHtl14 GTbnad Iam fuuubs
iolaneg bon unltru lriauitri unb 5tlb'
drtilfrig beratbIih aHefarifitn porotn.
"a frat btr MiHenBrritt afisrn abGlb
In Ebalislfit 9ar 20 StuB lparsn nos
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-02-24

tbig, oann uo bic Gdbe 70 ptit.
Sota9sp bait fd noh. Die had
riht b%onAieinem 50n mar falih. llnIr,
@srbiHoung nit her Meidid lduit NOD
! INNER psilia bupoH. QbFr Bis CUR
Suha arbtiitn nir uns nun almd5lit
bera. BUR: infer g0roringtn in bitIsr
Jdtrts3tii BIER IN ber ebenen 9olaiti, uo
nab BEN qieb bic pil0tu gdrtn brums
men, toiei 9Iut uub aHottH. Die Qsis
guns sur Cdmfpe fheiHt aus BEN RuFen
psnigiigHs auf bieism Ebeil bes ariegss
tbeatsrs grinolih heraus gu ietH.
eiHStuburs. eiuern6uya,
8otHe ubd hiaieu.
aretaomc. ba iommt r. ourhl
sag4 cas- nir6 l6 iiuocHl
ca, mad Der btriibmteu Beiie Der
8erIiner gfldu5a@ lang bjfisr Gage iuns
ger GriaB, ber burh eopiti9 fam. Das
gito 1T bier neu, piGueiht mar e i'm Mas
gen pabrsnb Der Gabrt sHtftanosn, pitls
leiht lift a uuh aus sinem aaHtlls, Der
babsim in ben ao~ffa5duism uub muIis
6aleH ldnsit Sriamtbt feisrt. gleihbisl!
no e gbur6 "gthgn niiToe, mar ben jun
gen 9erlten IN benz tiutn Jan ME benz
anbgru glei6giliig. Sur babel MOLTEN
ft fem.
Quf BEN 2oritihu Ulartt ft6ln Iaus
bar auseaEi6ttt 1000 ruIfiht Geiangent.
/ Sic ira66em an ihrtm GpmmiBbrot bers
nm unb ntrbtn ibreu mdrih mad
9mtihIano balb fortieben. SbmHte
llanen aeleiten fs. limb bic 6erren Dfs
fi3iere ggbeR in bdonbtrer Grippe neben
oer Grippe, bamit man fe ron AieIer uns
terIaeioen fam. ipns mad ibrem @nss
itbeH alein in OitfIm Sale ihptr ndrt.
Sin sa73 Hetter 6appen, bisie tauitno
mann: 8riibmorsens auf nIaterpeu Mas
gen. 9oh has If gar ni6ts! Pie nddes
rem ariegsleute rine5um DiIsl ga13 gts
ndu, baB ts eigtntlid 1000 Fnb. 1000.
nttt mtbr. nitt D%enigerl &tt ancstea
5000 toutmen udmIih mad -.
llrb nun 3u mtinem eigeHtIibM btati'
gtn gerihtgIOff. Sd mar Nicer In
tinem GliegtrIassr; e liegt nor0iiblih
bon bier cine ruu6e nstte 3abl bon ailos
metern. ober, Dsnn man has nor3isht,
aud MerH pom Der gtabt ab. mlehr bari
td ni9t perrEtbgn, DEM, Der 5tufel tran
ben aufsn, fe tonnien zines bet brsi, bier
5lus3euge. aber bic fe pieleidt nod oars
figen. an has GeiadFt iebeH uno ben
gerIHa MAIDEN. Elm paar Bomber in 6as
Eager al praiti5iren. 9as dber mo6tt
i6 ben frifden, flotttH Sungen, bic bort
ornuBea haHIen, ula Der giitbe Der 4rs
NEE, ni1t germ ontbuu; eritfns neil ia
uns gut aufsenommsn hdben. unb 3pei
tens, neil aaiisr uHo Rei6 lire 9ienItt
pieasitt aud Dsitsrhin Mot germ psrbsn
mtbebren molten.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-02-24
al1irknna einer @ranate in : earboronab.

marsn. S6einasbdubs, bic auf TreiIisosus
ben Misisn srridtet pareu unb bsiendtet
parbeH. qnh I'M 6Bospart parsu bic
qaiefnen iebr 5aaIreih unb herari dn9es
brdAt pOr0tn, BOB bic Ilieaer giaahen
bIIien, bert lgien bic bsltbtsIten @nlien.
Ifmif montg maH Bic mirtlih bstp0bhtsn
e NDltheiIg bic its in 1uata esbaItea
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-02-24

baB bentfds arieesT9ifFe III BET 9dbe
TtitH. uHb 6db Elm 3eppeliH ii Der bers
aanleHsn Haht ibeg Searbproagh er=
pieaen ahh bic greiansHe bel SfetbpFeuab
fAnf rinsae sNit tAriadl 70 hegtgHei aieief efla'
ifANg Na0fprt NpG AHrfb elf aelfarH acalsleeie
g5abfini. aak sir priliimer dradleaulptsg W
fsiegptm laliaH0 iH bielet palen eIH9tlniSsfi
NgEaeH II, In An8enhid wieoet belaaaeteit
a~aIeEeiif.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1915-06-17
Fair Warming.

And now, they say. they are 90
ing to prohibit pink lemonade. The
psychologists, or whoever 1t is that
are always discovering that some
thing particularly dear to our hearts
is deadly and dangerous. the bac-
teriologists say that it has more
germs than Heintz has pickles. So
it must 60. Well, all right But
by the great Central Pole of the uni
verse: we want to warn you scien-
tifie ginks, right here and now;
don't 90 shopping around and dis
covering that it is unsanitary to
feed peanuts to the elephant! For
if you do, and you try to have any
laws passed prohibiting that pima
Gle of pastime. the great American
public will rise up on its hind legs
and hurl the whole horde of you,
with hideous ruin and combustion,
down to bottomless perdition!
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1915-06-17
House Fly Carries Typhoid Germs

House Fly Carries Typhoid Germs
Death rides with the house fly"
said DR.. M. P. Ravenel professor of
medical bacteriology and preventive
medicine at the University of Mis-
souri,, as he crushed a million lives
beeath a swatter. That one fly"
said Dr.. Ravenal, might have been
the cause of a hundred cases of ty-
phoid fever" Dr. Ravenel says that
now is the time to take up arms
against the house fly. and inclden-
tally against typhoid fever. for the
fly is one of the carriers of this dis
ease. Flies feed on excrement and
then find their way to food. the
milk bottle. or the lips of children.
Typhoid fever is also spread through
polluted drinking water, but it al
ways comes from existing cases OF
the disease. The supply of water
should be examined. and if is of
doubtful quality. it should be boiled
before drinking Milk is also a car
rier of the germs. They gain en-
trance to the milk bottle through
milk cans that are washed in pol
luted water.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1915-06-17
-. Nobody Home.

II has often been said, and a.
often doubted and denied, that there
is nothing new under the sun
The discovery that most modern
slang is very ancient in origin, how
ever, seems to prove the old saying
to be correct. If the newest slang
is not new what under the sun is
neF asks the Anthers Okla. News,
Leader.
Nothing 80 measures the modern.
ity of the alert American of today
as his. or her, command of good
slang, good in this case meaning re-
cent. With an adequate and suffic-
iently untarnished selection of slang
phrases the rattlebrain can discom-
fit and put to route the most learned
professor in a discussion in which
the professor has chosen his own
hdh and is employing the half-nel.
son of3Ms own favorite HOBBY.
Today nsomebody puts one over"
ON you in conversation your cue is
to tap your forehead significantly
and say with sadness to those who
have witnessed what otherwise
would be your prostration upon the
field of verbal conflict Nobody
home!" By these magic words you
asherse the sanity of your opponent
soIeleverly as to array public opin-
ion on your side.
Investigators have found that
nobody home" is no new phrase.
Alexander Pope headsa considerable
list Of great writer's who have thus
expressed a cranial vacuum. The
latest addition to the list of author
titles of this charming retort is
Charles Dickens who in Nicholas
Nickleby has Squeers say"......for
he was wanting here" touching his
forehead; nobody home, you know
if you knocked ever so often"
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1915-06-17
Dogs Take Notice.

II Don't expect very mauy dogs to
Eead this paper, for generally they
are not versed in higher education,
although it dosn't. as a rule, take
much education to read a news
paper, But to the people who own
dogs. provided they wish to keep
the "purps" around, this warning is
directed. Several of the farmers
hereabouts have been losing sheep
the past week at a great rate. and
Mr.. Dog has been the cause thereof.
The farmers are laying in a good
supply of mighty Manageable amun.
ition and they intend to sprinkle il
around rather promisciOusly among
the dogs found on or around theil
farms. The farmers cannot b.
blamed for taking this means o.
getting rid of the sheep killers
SO if you value your dog it would b.
a mighty eo6dsthine to keep hin
tied up until the sheep killing Graz,
is over.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1915-06-17
Notice-Keep Out!

In a town in Alabama boy, un-
dRle to swim, was struggling in the
Mater. On the bank. rushing around
did telling each other what to do,
We're thirty (30) big husky men,
severar6f whom could swim. While
they were. piddling and potterine
the boy sank. Not even then did
one of the men" plunge into the
water and try to rescue the little
fellow. He drowned before their
very eyes. Later, when questioned
by other astonished citizens the
brave fellows explained that they
Aad on their Sunday clothes, did not
wish to get them soiled and that
there was not time for any of them
to undress and pull the drowning
lad out of the pond. A wave OF
righteous indignation has swept ov.
pr the town and these Sunday suit
Elbows boycotted and cut dead, So
.ally. are preparing to leave the
Mace.n This article is written fol
the purpose of suggesting, should il
meet the eye of one of the thirty
that we do not want any of his
kind in our community.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1915-06-17
Business Is Good.

il Never before have the business
men of Monroe City enjoyed q more
prosperous outlook. The writer
hereof has talked to practically all
of them the past week and they re
port business as mighty good and at
present they can see nothing but
prosperity before them.
The rains which have been gen.
eral for the past few weeks have
acted as a damper to some of
them but the majority feel as
though there had not been enough
rain to do any material damage.
The great trouble the past few years
with the farmer has been the lack
of feed, it being almost compulsory
that they buy feed to enable them
to carry necessary stock. This will
be overcome this year, as the hay
crop will be a bumper and the oats
and wheat have not as yet been
damaged to any considerable extent
The corn crop is suffering for the
want of attention. but a few days of
sunshine will allow them to easily
overcome this.
No sir, don't you believe that
things are not going to be better
from now on. Wholesale houses
are more lenient with their credit
and it is not nearly as hard a mat
ter to borrow money from the
banks. Of course there are few
chronic knockers and they are do
ing their best to create calamity
impression. but all their knocking
is like water running off a ducks
back to those who know.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1915-06-17

d. r. Davenport makesb Farm
Loans on best terms IT,
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1915-06-17
Standard Measures.

That the federal government will
eventually be called upon to exer-
else control of weights and measures
is suggested by the enactment Of
the standard barrel act by the last
congress. This new regulation.
which will 60 into effect July l.
1915. provides for a barrel with a
capacity of 7.056 cubic inches for
all products excepting cranberries,
for which separate standard is
fixed. The new act makes it a
misdemeanor punishable by fine
of $500 or imprisonment FIR six
months, to sell or offer for sale in
the United States barrel contain
ing fruits. vegetables or other dry
commodities of less capacity than
standard barrel or its legal sub
divisions. The need for uniform
and legalized standards in all mar
ket packs is generally recognized,
although legislation along this line
has been slow. With this COM
mendable beginning, further pro-
gress in federal standardization of
packages can be expected. Con.
gress can very properly establish
and regulate the size of the various
measures used in the marketing
and distributing ofsall food products
The standard barrel is start in the
right directiOn.-Ex.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1915-06-17
Carpenter Work Wanted.

Done by contract or by day in
town or country. Call or see A. L.
Cruiser. Bell phone 3d. n If.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1915-06-17
Puzzled Letter Writer.

Letter writing at the big desk had
its fascination for my little fve-year-
old visitor. After carefully fnscribing
a missive to a maiden aunt, the ad-
dressing of the envelope was a prob
lem which caused her to pause and
ask; How do you spell Mrs. that
amt married ?"-Chicago Tribune.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1915-06-17
NonInterference.

In the wars of the European powers
in matters relating to themselves we
have never taken any part, nor does
it comport with our policy 30 to do.
1t is only when our rights are invaded
or seriously menaced that we resent
injuries or make preparation for our
defense.-James Monroe.