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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-07-07
TOM TAGGART ASKS
CHANGE OF VENUE

Indianapolis. Ind July seven
ri the l32 men who Irc facing
charges OF election fraud. 900 the reg
istrttIun. primary and election ui
1910 pleaded guilty whom trrHigucd
her, today Dus hundred and thlr-
teen others iupludlHg Thomas Tts-
g1rt. Democrat. national ,umu:ittcc-
man Joseph g. Ioll mayor uf In
iiiu1rulis. and samuel rorrott. chief
uf police. asked inr q change of
Venue
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-07-07
PERSONALS.


a special service will 1c held to-
night at the Presbyterian church. az
next sunday.
Three sections uf thc California
limited wont through today. and an
other section. 90 special. b. due here at
rl# This coyniur. There were thrc,
eastern expresses this afternoon.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-07-07

and a weakness nli
caused by female
trouble, and I took
Lydia T. Pinkhams
V Vegetable Com
pound with such cx
cellent results that |
am now feeling fine.
] recommend tho
-Compoundand praise
II 10 all. ! shall be-
glad to have you
publish my letter
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-07-07

h1I| cup ~ cream. hc3i The miNturo
aud scramble D. usbtly tos-iua o.
constantly. SERVE u1 "a hot platter.
fresh .r.ss. TIN. muko- r dH.ut p
broadcast or luncheon dish or ono FOR
sunday n.snt supper.
Turkish Rice, Wan In -y waters
ono .uu of ri.a and boil 80 In One cup
OF strained tomato sauce and one cup
"f stock whom % has pulled aud abe
snrnod $40 the liquid. add t baif cup
ui butter AND The seasoning uuf 100 %
double boiler and cook until perfectly
tender Serve with steak.
ArfiehoEe. re- re Ponpndour-Gst %
can .. Oh, large Mldygls.lr art.-
Dnuk, r,Irte as they lTo tHs lars
est drain them and lst them mari
nate boo auad French dressing one
hour Tn'H either split them OH huI-
.Hv .Nsw nuf with a teaspoon arJ
stun them with highly seasoned E,g-
atHH.. uIuDlp.u, which El4 bad a
'''In u. rho French dr,-a.ne added COO
d. It. .u H 'rttu.. leaf and spread
NIfh mHNuuuuI.o DRESSING. busting
HE'r .., lHp 90 sIsuouu OF chopped
u'. with strips of red pepper and
NI'f.ua 1000 u'.., Iu fI. .,rt,r This
good .ummDr outr'o for 20 chicken
ur fish dinner.
Cheese Sauce Make "a smooth
drawn butter nt cooking tNu table
-oous OF noUr iu tVu tablespoon. OF
butter until b. .s smooth paste. add
.""'t t"" UHns n' .uii water cook
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-07-07

Cierk-How shall ! mark these news
drcsS-goOds2
Old Tapcyard-Just figure out fifty
per cent. profit and add seven odd
cents, 50 the women viii think rs a.
bargain.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-07-07

r VARDLY a day passes without
orn piece OF European war
financing being made public
IN figures which are not only staggor-
ing but utterly Impossible Of COM
~prehcnslou BY the everyday mind Of
the everyday man. statisticians
continue to figure war costs and bur
dens and the ability OF the warning
nations 20 bear them. To most OF
Us the figurcs are but figures; so
great tina they stun and leave us
without comprehension.
Up 10 April England had expended
sI.53Se0o. 600. For another full year
the budget estimate Of war cost Is
s5.sss.c o 600.
The ngures given out by Russia
show $3.50. eco. 900 spent in the first
three months, against about $780,
o0o. 600 spent by England in the same
ame. This. FOR Russia, IL nj the rate
Of nearly siO.0o0.Ooc per day.
The estimated war expenditure by
France FOR a fun year Is si.3so,Oo0,-
0oo. which is sf5o.Ooo, 600 less than
spent by England in eigh. months
but a large part of Frances work Of
mobilization had hegup and been
paid for before the war started,
whereas England n Russia had TO
creote from the start.
The London Economist recently
published estimates OF losses from a
year Of war. These estimates are by
Edgar Crammond. secretary Of the
Liverpool stock Exchange. They In
ciude. in addition TO direct cost, the
loss OF production from partially par
slyzed industries and agriculture and
the capitalized value Of the loss OF
human life.
II we leave out Of the agures tho
valued placed upon human life. con
filming the estimates to The less the
o~retical Items. the losses for the dif-
fcrent principal countries, excludins
Italy. whose entry into the war is too
recent for figures, appear as follows.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-07-07
NEW ALLIANCE
JAPAN AND
RUSSIA

Honolulu. July now nlu-
tncc between Japan ana Russia
Dr. reported 20, Toxic dispatches
a. local Japanese papers Co be-
imminent. Ad.ir,- received to-
day say that the elder statesmen
spent yesterday Boa Dpmplcuns
details Of the reported alliance.
and that 10 is Iu u,ItlN final
form.
%
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-07-07

featured in the news of the
past three years as hot bed of
trouble.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-07-07
Experience of n Nurse.

Poland, n. Yin my experience ne a
nurse / certainly think Lydia +. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound is a great
medicine, | wish all women with 70
male troubles would take il. ! took IT,
when passing through the Change II
Life with great results and | always re-
commend the Compound 10 all my pa
tents IL | know Of their condition in
time. / will gladly do all | can TO help
others 20 know Of this great medicine. -
Mrs. HORACE NEWMAN, Poland, Her
kimer Co., NJ Y.
II you are III do not drag along until
an operation is necessary, but AT once
take Lydia +. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound.
ny0u want special advice write
Lydia u. Pinkham Medicine Co.,
lcOnhdentiaD Lynn, Mass.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-07-07

city OF scutari lies Just across the
Mpntcncsrln boundary but a short
q, oning- hours walk away. The lake
~ surprisingly beautiful its waters
are brilliantly clear, the growths up
on 10 banks luxurious, while the
heavy -shouiderod mountains. which
give II a setting like "A gem In "A ring.
grcatly increase the enect OF the pic
ture. There are numerous, heavily
populated breeding grounds by its
shores Tor aquatic fowl, and the lake.
itself. u we'll Stocked with fish.
THE country all around the city
De- Wild -as most Uf the area OF AL
banH-and very sparsely settled. The
Individual Albanian builds him a
home. a hut, IA the forest ON the spur
of some hill. near enough to "a cit
10 permit him 10 send his women folk
Tor supplies but seldom near enough
90 others Co aid In forming "a village.
Very few paths that can satisfictor-
ily bo clasBcd ne ropds run through
this country. The easiest way TO pro-
eross from ScutarI Us along the plain.
which extends from across the Mon
i~,nogrin frontier south e Alcssio. u
Be- largely oWing to the wild. unchart-
ed mountain and rh,inc ways of Al
hunia that the Turks were never able
completely Co suhduc this people hut
were forced to govern them boy re dip
tomato distribution Of favor,
Oriental and picturesque IN app
pcarHuCc, there IS. however. little 90
suggest Wcli-hcinr or wealth In the
Albanian metropolis. It's bazaurs and
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-07-07
NoT The SAME LADY.

Medium - Somebody who has
passed over IS asking for Joint"
Widower-That can't be Anne. she
would simply yell. Hey, your
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-07-07
IN ALL OUR
NEIGHBORHOOD
There Is Hardly A Woman
Who Does Not Rely Upon
Lydia E. Pinkham's Veg
etable Compound.

Princeton, Ill had Inflammation.
hard headaches in the back Of my neck
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-07-07

There il scarcely n neighbor around mo
who does not use your medicine. Mrs.
j. F. JOHNSON, II. No. !, Box 30, Prince
ton, Illinois.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-07-07

In schenectady, y. Y, IA Of rs ono
houses only az are not wired Tor
electric service.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-07-07
THE HEIGHT or INDIFFGE-
ENOE
PROBABLY.

Sally Gay-l have just been reading
that a w~cll-known scientist 1rriitt.
HAT man will reach o. condition tH.r.
he viii be toothless and E4ui,s, luH
walk on all-fuurs.
Jack Swii-And will w0rll con.
tinuc 10 pursue what IS .,i' iiu.
with tile sans lyijiiy as ID yore.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-12-08
Sic ierbiidc uspSeslisa".

DIS nod ser Mnnerion bon 8osz
MEN uno Der @er5egopino bur9 Oez
lterrei4 i'm Sabre 1908 bic Mpgen
.nattonaler 8egeifterung'" in @erbien
bod gingen, biloeten ii6 unter Jibz
rung elmer 5rau aus benz 0olfe, oez
rem 8ater unb @atte inn Sample gez
gen Die 5irten gefolen tparerl, Elm
aus 5peibunoert Jrauen Deficiencies
Mmaaonenforps, bas inter Dem Noz
men Ser nEooesliga" I'M @erein nit
ierbiihen Srupprn segen 0elterrei9
81 Jeloe 5ieben pollte. Die Ierbi19e
Resterung unteritiiBte oiele Jrauenz
betpegung, aus ben Mago5inen beg
9eeres gab tie ben M~ngeb0rigen Der
2igu Maffen un0 Musrii1t1ng unb
lteb lie bur4 Sffi5iere bes @eeres
ousbiloen. Muf ibrem !Selm trusen
tie neben Ser lerbtiden aofarbe 5nei
llnter einem Sptenfopfe getreu3te
8eintno@en nit Der llnteri@rift:
uSreu Bis gum Sobe fir Sic Jreibeit
Serb1e1s", Mls Damn Der BON ben
Gerben eriebnte arieg ni6t 5uitanbe
:om, !0fte ii6 Die 9ooesliga Der Ter
btiden Trauen ouf. Big tie ii9 jebt
lp!eoer aeu eebilbet bat. Na9 Be-
ri9ten aug 4raguiepab befanb iid
bort por Der @innabme Der @tobt
ourd bic Sruppen Der 3entralmd6te
oos ~porldufige Sauptquartier oes
Mma5onentorps, Das, ipie emit, BON
Sffioieren ausgebtlbet tpirb unb Ii9
gut eintse Souienb 5ralen %belaufeu
ipu.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-12-08
aries ben ed)n,cr5cu.

sdmer5 lit Elm @elldcr in jeScm
6eim illb fomnt 9eipDbnli1 9dn5lid
ll%leripartet. N6er Sic linO fir iehe
bprfpmmenbc Sd1e bprbereitct, ipellll
Sic cine feline SlaIde Slonn's 2iniz
mcnt bercit baben. Sizes lit Scr bette
Sdmcr5en : S6bter, ser ie entbedi
lpnroe. @infuG alf Sic &aut 9etbon,
fein Neiben n%ptbtpenbig - cs perz
treibt bic s1mer5cn. Gin mlnoerbuz
reg Mtttel.
Merpin s. eoiiter, @crfclep, Sal,
i6reibt: n2cbten Gamstag, nndben,
id auf Der 9ar,ama : Mnsltellrng nit
nnilen Silben lcrlImgeiuni,oert mar.
fam id beim nit cinem 10 iteifcn Sc
mid, baB id midi nidt nerbcn fpnnz
tc. S6 9cbrmld)tc 9eniiscno 5loan's
Ointment nnb 9irtg s1 8ett. 3l1 meiz
ller 11eberrnldune NOR bas iteifc Sc
fiihl an ndbiten Mnrgcn fnlt gdn5lid
herl6munber, unb bier Gtunbcn, nad
cinem 5lpeitcn Gebrmld, fiibltc id IL
gut ipie ,%lengeboren."
MGsr 1915.
@ei allen apotgcfcrn. 25r. (Nn5,)
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-12-08
5iitcn n,,b Grfaltnngcn ii,,S &C.
fiIrfid,.

9llr lpcni9e bon ms sicben Sic Sc
fabr Der @lliten uno grfdltungen III
8ctradt. 8ir balten picicIben fiji,
gemDbnlid)c unb barmlnlc Seiben. Sic
statlltlf lnat ms uber, bab cine ieos
brittle Hcrlpn an ci1em 2%ull9enleiner
itirbt. @efdbrliGc 8rpndiolz l1n(
2l1n9cnlcibcn iino Sol9en bon perllod,z
lallistcr grfdltllng. @enn SIR &6rpe,
lid1 9egell Grfdltlln9sfcimc ltral1bt
gibt cs fem belleres Wiittel lpie 81.
Sings Mclp 9iscppcrD. Sic Site hesz
ielbcn lit bon Sung unb Nlt alt5prps
Dirt ipprbcn. Geit AS Sabren i'm Sc
brallh. Selpreen Sic iid) nod bellte
cine Slaide. &erbiitcn Sic Sic Nis>
fans zines gefdbrlid)en 2lmsenlcipens
Sel allen 9rn91lteu. (Mna,l
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-12-08
giele &inbcr babcm @irnncr.

@iirmer 1itb aIl9emeinc &inbcrIeiz
Den. 9ieIelben MAIDEN Bic 9inber auf=
gcregt, nerbDs l11b 1tnrllbi9; al1 miro
Der &6rper nnb Geilt Der n6tbigen CIR
ndbrung beral1bt. @epbaGten Sic SIR
&inb. 11nterill9en Sic BEN st1blgang
nnb na6 Ben eriten M,t5eiGen bon
8iirmern geben sic Sen &i1lbern
Mdapop @orm &iner. 9ieIelben t1bz
ten Die 8iirmer, iinb git fir Mfii6s
ring ni1b entfernen Sic @iirmer n1S
ale giftigen Mfdne. 9as Gbltem
miro regltlirt, llrlb Sic @elrnDbeit unb
fr1bli6es @cfiibl Ser ai1ber ipirb mic=
Ger bergctclt. Nhtr 25c bel Sbrenl
MpotDefcr. Mn5.).
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-12-08

Sine Dnoerboreneb Il
ra19ung erlebte bieier Sage e1ne
Sausfra1, Die in einem 2abengeidQft
III Gubrau /. @dl. 2ebensmittel einz
getauft batte lno nod Der Miidtebr
in tire Wobnung bic gntoedung
ma9te, OaB Wurit ul1o Safe in
Wertbrtefe Der porleBten &%rieason=
lel1e einsenidelt tparen. Die 6rult
tralte ibren Mugcn ntdt, uno lie
yadtc sund6t, baB tie 5eblorude BON
Mertpapieren Dor li6 babe. sic muBte
ltd jeoo9 iiber5eugen, bab es iib tot
iadli9 UNI pougiiltige &%riessanleibe=
talpns nebit 3insi6einen banoslte.
Mls eDrlide Motur bradte Die 6rall
oas icltiame Granddaughter pieoer
in ben 2aben suriid, uno BORT ltsute
lid beraus, DOB Die Werttiide -i!d)
unter 3eitunssmatulatllr befunoen
batter. Die bas tetreffenoe Gelhdft
bpn c1nem 3uderfabritangeItenten se=
tauft batte. yta6fpridungen ersaz
ben. baB Die 5rull bes Mn9eitellten
Die 8ebeutung uno Den Wert Ger BON
llrem Manne nit nah 9olls g%ebrad}z
ten Salons nidt tannte uno Die Ya=
pierre gelesentlid) zines Mofllaturpers
tallfes gu alten 3eitun9en 9elegt batts.
GIT ollr6 Die Wufmertiamteit iener
Gall erin Tom Der Srrtum an Dell
Sag unb Der Interchangeable lpieoer
III hen 9eiib ieines lpertpollen @igsnz
tums.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-12-08

aHH sHLE4sF l-4I &S8tEN 2+ssf#
- ginen Mufruf 5ur Grim
brng elmer utrainii9en 8ibltotbet
perDffentlidt bic in 2auionne erf9etz
nenoe rNebue 1trantenne.' Mnlab
Oa5u gtbt bic ipitemctii4e 3eritDrung
aler 9entmdler utrainifher 2iteyoz
tur bur6 Sic Ru1en in Rublna0
ielbit uno BEL Der 8efeblng Der 8ltz
totpina nnb @ali5iens unb Die lln<
ii6erbett Der 3utunft oes utratntfdlen
Bottles naG benz 8rieae. Der Mnfz
ruf lpenoet ii9 an ole utruinilGen
@eleui9aften RuBlapbI Seiterreidss
ungarns, ber 8etetnigien Staa1.n II.
8onaoas unb Gittet lie I'm Biyer.
photographer, banb1dr,ftlihe Dol,l=
merte, Mufeumsitiide unb audi I'm
@elobeitrdQe.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-12-08
EropDttiih.
Gin n%nacbrndtes 0cbidt emanuel
Nci0cls.

Gin n%nacbrndtes Wcoidt Gmauucl
0ci6cls.
Gi1en 8rief unb neun3ebn n1lgc=
Drudte Gebidte @eibels aug oel5eu
Sugero5eit bat ieBt profenor @toa
auTgefunoen. Gins 0aDon lit belpnz
oers intereiiant i'm Sinblid ouf bic
al~lsenblidlide Gage. Gs lautet:
nSes @crbanntcu Scrfinni1ung".
gllf eibiricns Gissefi!ocn 9libt bcs
Mbenps Scucri traDl,
Sell bon rptcn Splmenl6in1mcrn gldi,<
act lpcit Iil1a.s bas Sal;
9u erflimmt Die bDcDlte 3intc ein CT
gralttcr 8plcnaclb,
9cn man cillt beGedt nit &llllDea lam
mli Sltrplenfas Sells.
l1,lb boeb orobcn ol,i bcm Gipfcl, ipo Scr
@eier ciniam bault,
$50 nit cilig taltem Sittig i'm Ser fre.e
Norb nmbralllt,
Jaltct CT rnD ldalt 1lad) &tltci, naal
Der !1etmat l%nlperlpol,b5.
ullo ben StlrmlDillb ilbcrbrGlncnh, rlil
er 10 DEM @atcrla,p:
n2anb, ipo mcirc @alber rauic6cn, 2anb,
no meme StrDnc sicb'n,
2alb asr tpilbcn Sblac6tclopnncr ma
Der i~peid)cn ..sPclubicil,
&c i1 riibn1lid chit aeitrittcll, ipo itj
gliibcnb emit gclic5t,
Sore ncincs Sobncs Sti,nir.,,, Ser sir
lcincn Scgcn gibtl
@ogl bon biiltcru @nIfcnj d)atteu lit ums
biillt bei1 alter @lal6,
8oll bon blut' ger SSalit 5crrilicn lit
bein griiucr aorbccrfron3,
Seine Maucrn ii,lb ge5rpdlel,, oeine
Seine 9clbcn iinn cridlagen oner
traIcrll fcrll I'M 2eih.
s2(bcr fommc,, mirb Sic gil1nbe, ans midi
lit lie gar 10 fern,
$50 aus bualtlcn Gad5tacn0ifcn leltd1tct
bciues Ml1b,nes Gtcrn,
$50 aug hcinem beil'gen Shobe iunse
9elben aufcritebn,
$50 bic 8cr5cn tpicbcr ldlascu unb sic
9anllcr iptebcr ipcbn.
&a, bam Iab Sic @lpden brDbnen, bclrn
Die Crime miro our cat,
Muf ben blntgebulgtcn Selbern rcift hie
blltgetrdnfte Saat,
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-12-08
9entidenbab
1,riadc bun &oit 1tntcridlaontscn lit
Der meitlidlen sdmeii.

bcr mcItltdet Sdmeij.
9ie aus Ser g9peiB gemeloete
nnterlhlagung lnb 9erni9tung ben
2iebesgaben on oeutf@e llno Diterrei=
9ii9e Me1rmdnner our6 iungc, nod
nt9t ppll angeitellte poitbeamte in
3uriA bat in Der i@pei5eriIden Del
fentil9feit peinIides MufIeben ber>
borserufen uno ptrb aGgemein per-
nrteilt uno ttef 6ebauert. Die 3uri=
4er poit gi6t o%ffenbar oan aGsei1ei=
men Gmpfinoungen Musbrud, inoem
lie l4reibt:
Die geiamie i9ipei3eri19e Sefientz
li9feit obne Musnabme nirb oarin
etnig iein, boz Diele 8orfdfle bis
gum 9dBli9ften sereGnei peroen
miihen, pas uns ber&rieg bis6er Be-
f4ert bat. @s banbelt ftp bier l1ie5s
nebr I'M Sbmpotbien pber Mntipa=
THEN, Ionoern Sic Sat1ode tit Die,
oaB il1nge geamte, Die rpoDl crit am
8eginne ibrer umtli9en 2aufba6a
iteben, aber boot bic gan5e 8erart-
iportli6feit uno bas bple W1oB oas
gertrallens fublen %Iolten, bas linen
ibre 8erpaltung uno lie breitere
Def entli4teit iibertragen fat, 1ib ON
9enDungen bergreifen, bic ais 3ei<
6en Ser 2iebe fdmpTenosn @olooten
irgenbmo i'm Meiten Doer int Often
bon ibren MngebDrigen u11b Treun=
ben gei@idt perben iolen. Ri@t nur
iid ielbit our 99a11be - iia IdGoiz
gen au6 ben tabeloi en- Nuf unlerer
poitoerfDaltung, Der bur9 Die Ser
mittelungstatigteit 5nii9en ben
triegfii6ren0en 2dnoern Elm grobes
uno npblperbientes 8ertrauen entgez
genge5radt pirb. SIT es 10, oab 9aB
9esen bas 9euti4tum gu oieien ge<
metnen 9iebl tdblen trieb, 10 miiilen
mir bieIe l9msr5lidften Musnii9ie
elmer mab= uno 5iigeGolen 9aBemp=
finbung gegen Elm .uns be%Treurbetes
2anb aufs tiefite beoauern. SSn I'M
ter1n9ung lteben nab ben btsberigen
Na6rihten ausidlieBli@ Neii9psiz
ger, iunse 2eute, oie aber ni9t 10
jung iino, UNI ni9t gu ni51en, pas
lie gu tun bdtten. Wir polen ibne1l
allein bic 8erantiportllns iiberla6en,
aber mon nirb ii@ allmdbli9 in2al=
lunne uno SEM bp1 ernitbaft iiberz
legen minen, ppbin mir geraten,
lpenn tatia9li9 in einflubre16sr
8ldttern Ser WeFi9ipei5 Der aampi
gegen bic u8o6es" als elm eple1
/! aampf Der 5reibeit uno ser @bre
gefetert nirb, in Dem in Ser Muffai=
Jung unreifer @ebirne aae Weittel
erlaubt 1inO.
l1eber bic unter19lagung Islbfl
miro mitgeteilt, bab Bis iebt iiebel
8eamte, Oorunter 5tpei 9eutididpeiz
ger, 5ugeitanben haben, iid an Der.
| ein5elten Observation-Disclosures ber=
griffen gu baben. Die llnteriuduno
1T nod nidt abgei4lphen. @inige
( 8erodhtige liben nod III Soft. Die
9aulotsen lperoen, 1a9t Die amtlihs
Mitteilung, elmer empfinbli9er
@trafe ni6t entgeben. 9ab Bic Die
bereien auf 9ab gegen Dos 9euti6=
tum 5uriid5ufiibren 1eien, bdlt biz
amtlide M}itteilung fir teilneiie gu
treffenb. Mitgepirtt batten aber aud
! Naidbaftigfeit in 8erbinbung nit
poaitGnotgem Ma19el on Pfli4tbez
ipuBtiein uno g6rsefiibl.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-12-08

Die patripten. Mas, Bel
bie1en Soften i6lu6tet Sbr Elm
@'hpetn?! 9a mltb es @u9 aber opd
mod ni9t fdle6t geben!!
So, pi1en g, 5err 2ebrer, mir
baOen erfahren, Dob bDs a englii6e
&aiI' 1T, urb bo bar1ma auf oamol a
10 a Mut 'triegt orauf, baB mag
baben tpt machen lofien!
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-12-08

Yetro6stung. 2ebemann
Qebr perf@uIoet): Gee, fo'n Muto
bat lptrtlt9 tetne lange 2ebensoouer,
por BRET Mo9en bab' i9 bic &orre
,trle9t, uno beute lpiro fie ldon Derz
1teiqert!!
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-12-08

"&pnilsutionen poer Sinoelp0rtcr
'ino %oicIeni9en SprmipDrter, sic %cin5eIz
tic Sbcilc NIT Seseidnung hires Sc
Observation-Disclosures Observation-Disclosures
pNer in%eilanoer fiisell. 0bns lie miiroe
ser 3ulummenbans uno Sic %ici1cre
9c6iebun9 her @ebaufeu a%iieiuopoer
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-05-23
URGED
TO PARTICIPATE IN
THE FLORAL PARADE

Automobiles of Richmond and vi
cinity have not yet walked to the
fact that a great floral parade will be
held on June 2. second day of the
reunion. Many of them have regis
tered as entrants. but the number Is
by no means as large as had been
expected. The parade will he held in
honor of the maids of honor and spon-
sors who attend the reunion. One
hundred cars decorated with flowers
are wanted so that the parade may
surpass anything ever held in the
city.
Three valuable prizes are offered
by the floral parade committee, Moses
Thalhimer, chairman. For the most
beautifully decorated machine. 500
in cash will be given; sixty dollars for
the second and forty dollars for the
third.
This event for the sponsors and
maids of honor and the women of
Richmond will be one of the prettiest
scenes ever witnessed in Richmond.
Franklin street is ideally situated for
such a spectacle. Although many au-
tomobiles have been entered in the
contest for the prettiest automobile. II
Is hoped by the committee hat every
owner of machine in the city will
join In the parade to help make the
reunion big success.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-05-23

OF Harrisonburg. assistant chaplain In
chief.
Roll Call OF onicers.
Roll call of general officers and
of camps OF the Confederation In
numerical order by the adtutant in
chief.
Report of committee on credentials
Report of commanders: Command
err In chief. department commanders.
division commanders, brigade com.
manders
Report OF officers: Adjutant in chief.
inspector in chief, quartermaster in
chief. commissary In chief. Judge advo-
cate In chief. surgeon In chief. chap
lain in chief and historian In chief
/. Reports of committees: Historical
committee. relief committee, monu-
ment committee and finance commit.
tee.
Report OF executive council.
Presentation by title of historical
pa pers by members OF the staff of the
commander in chief, in obedience to
sections 1897 OF the general consti-
tuition: adju.ant in chief. quartermas-
ter in chief. commissary In chief.
Judge advocate In chief. surgeon in
chief and chaplain In chief.
appointment Of committee TO ex.
tend formal greetings to the conven-
ton OF the U tied Confederate Vet
Grams.
Afternoon Session. O'Clock.
Music.
Invocation by Rev J. NJ, Prender-
grast. assistant chaplain in chief, OF
Bay st. Louis, Mo.
Ger erai business. T. a
Wednesday Morning Session.
Election of officers, commander In
chief. commander Army of Northern
Virginia Department. commander
Army Of Tennessee Department. COM
mander Army Trans Mississippi De-
partment. historian in chief and ex-
ecutive council. At II O'Clock tina
sponsors and maids Of the Sons and
the Sons will march In a body to the
Veterans Convention, where the com.
mittee will extend formal greetings 70
the veterans.
Afternoon Session.
Motions and resolutions. adjourn.
ment.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-05-23
SONS PROGRAM

The program for the twentieth an
nual reunion of the Sons Of Confed-
crate Veterans. which will be held In
follows: @
Monday--Evening Session.
Cali to order by DIR. virginius Har-
rison, commander Of Camp r. e. Lee,
Richmond. Va.
Invocation by Rev. J.. Cleveland
Hall. chaplain in chief. Danville, Va.
DR.. virginius Harrison. commander
OF r. E. Lee Camp, Richmond, turns
meeting over to e. w. Speed. COM
mander of Virginia Division. Roanoke,
Division Commander Speed turns
meeting over to Il. Henning Smith
commander of Army Of Northern Vtr.
ginia Department. Montgomery, Ala.
Department Commander e. Hennins
Smith turns meeting over to Seymour
Stewart, commander in chief, St
Louis, Mo-. who assumes command
for the exercises.
Address of Welcome-Hon. John B.
Lightfoot. Jr.. Richmond.
Response-Cari Hinton. commander
Southwest Division. Silver City. New
Mexico.
+ Music-By Confederate choir.
Presentation OF official nag to Con-
federation by Camp Gus Bailey. No
sos, Fayetteville. w. Va.
Address by Miss Mildred Ruther'
ford, historian general. U. d. c.
Athens, Ga.
Music
Presentation Of sponsors and rnaids
OF honor-Hon. Clarence ]. Owens.
past commander In chief. s. c. ",
Washington.
Reception Response-Hon. John.W
Dodge. Judge advocate in chief. s. G.
", Jacksonville. Fla
Music by Confederate choir.
Address-Hon. Lee Meriwether. ST.
Louis, Mo.
Music.
Appointment OF comrrittee on Gre
dentials.
Benediction-Rev. T. E. Rennie,
Chaplain r. e. Lee Camp, Richmond.
Tuesday Morning Se&sa0n--G,a0
O'clock.
Music
Invocation by Rev siior Garrison