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ratified the knob and beat with both
hands on the heavy wooden panels.
This imperative summons was
answered by the doctor himself,
hastily girdling a bathrobe.
"Oh, come-quick! Mr.. Curtis has
taken some kind of acid. Oh, no,
don't wait to dress-come as you
are. He's in frightful pain"
"Just a moment -" turning back
to reappear with a sinister-looking
emergency case.
By this time the elevator was
down, the boy gaping wonderingly:
Take us up-quick" ordered
Helen, as they stepped into the car.
what kind of acid? How much
did he take?" demanded the doctor.
"A spoonful. He thought it was
cough syrup. It's something the
maid had"
The very door of their apartment.
wide flung as Helen had left it, had
an alarming aspect. They ran in
through the dark hall to the lighted
bedroom.
Warren was still on the bed,
groaning loudly.
SOh. where does it hurt? How
does it hurt" begged Helen. hys-
terically, anguishing over him.
A brief examination. and the doc
tor turned to Helen with a quiet.
Let me see the bottle"
He held it up to the light. smelled
the cork and poured little into a
spoon. .
"It's acid" moaned Warren. Get
hnarAnpe S1kR
doctor, do something.
81 hardly think stomach pump
will be necessary" replied the doc
tor, as he mixed white powder IN
half a glass of water.
There's Anna now" Catching up
the bottle, Helen ran to the door.
anna! Anna"
Looking strangely unfamiliar in
her street clothes, Anna appeared IN
the hall.
"Anna, what's this" tragically
holding out the bottle.
The girls blank face lit up.
"Why. that's what l cleans the
brass with"
"Brass polish" groancd Warren
from the bedroom.
"But this isn't the kind you always
use" breathlcssly.
"No, ma'am. I told you last week
twas all out, but you forgot to get
any. so l had to use vinegar and
salt"
Vinegar and salt! Is that all this
is."
ayes, mann. It's the dregs that
makes it SO cloudy" -,
Helen gasped. The doctor stood
in the doorway. pulling at his mus
tachc with an ill-concealed grin.
There was pause-a most dis
comforting pause. Then the doctor
turned back into the bedroom, clos
ing the door.
After an excited admonition to the
bewildered Anna never again to
leave anything in the medicine chest,
Helen still stood in the hall fumblIng
with the bottle in her hand. The
first thrill of relief that the mixture
was harmless had been followed by
a rush of complex emotions.
1t is a woman's instinct to shrink
from admitting, even to herself. the
humiliation of the man she loves.
Rieidly Helen forced her mind from
the picture of Warren groaning on
the bed after a dose Of vinegar and
salt.
She could hear the murmur of the
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Doctors suave voice. What was he
saying? She hated him for that
covert grin. However ludicrous the
situation, it was inexcusable that he
should be amused.
The door opened and the doctor
came out.
Il think Mr.. Curtis will be all right
now" with professional gravity
I'm sorry you were so need1essly
alarmed, but there have been 50
many fatal mistakes lately I can un-
derstand your anxiety"
With as much dignity as his hap-
ping bathrobe would permit, the
doctor bowed himself out.
When the door closed after him
the apartment was painfully quiet
Not a sound came from Warren.
room.
Helen started to 60 in, ther
paused, her hand on the knob. What
could she say? How could she pas.
it off? What attitude would best as.
suage his modification?
He was lying with his face to the
wall. Softly she moved about
Strengthening the discorded room
The milk bottle and glass she took
back to the kitchen, glad of an ex-
cusc for action to relieve the con-
scious silence.
Dear, will both windows be toe
much?" Her voice was strained in
her effort to make it casual.
NO" was the curt. monosyllabie
answer.
as that all?" She stood ready to
turn out the light. as there any
mo"
So he was going to ignore it. That
was her cue. She longed for him to
storm out, to carry it off in some
high-handed way. This silence was
so unlike him; it was such a palpablc
admission of his utter disconcertion
Only the nervous ticking Of the
clock stirred the stiffness, as Helen
lay beside him. She strove to con-
troll her thoughts. 1t seemed sort
of disloyalty to dwell on the incident
that was now so ludicrous.
Then came the disquieting thought
of Mr.. Wallace. The comparison
forced itself upon her. 1t is rarely
that a woman, who really loves her
husband, ever dissects him frankly,
Her very love glamours over his fail
ings.
"Turn over here" Warren wa,
drawing her to him. Turn over
and tell me what blithcring idiot
/ am. That's what you're thinking.
Eh?
Well, this is one on me all right,
but don't rub it in too hard"
Helen threw her arm around him
in an ecstasy of relieved JOY.
"Oh, my dear! My dear! Nobody
but you would be big enough to ad-
nit it. Oh, l love you-1 love you
for it. Oh. there's nobody like you
nobody half so big and fine. And
think. dear, think how thankful We
ought to be that it was only -.
"Only vinegar and salt" grimly.
"Yes, the genuine stuff might have
done the trick. Wouldn't have
sounded very dignifed, would it
Warren E. Curtis succumbs to a
dose of brass polish"
"Oh, dear, don't joke about it!
Think about Mr.. Wallace"
That's right. Kitten" with sud,
den gravity. Poor Wallace-and
he's mighty game It's easy enough
to spout about "a few years or few
hours but when you're up against
II it's whole lot different"
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Cured His RUPTURE

was badly r,IpturCd while lifting trunk sew
eral years asu. Doctors said my only hope Of cure
was an operation. TrussCS did me good. Fintl-
IL sut hold Of something that quickly and e-.n-
plcteIy cured me. Years have passed and the rup
ture has never returned although I doing hard
work a CARPENTER. There uO operation. no
lost time. trouble. I have nothing to SELL hut
will give full information abbut how you may find a
Cumrlcte without operation, if you write to me.
Eugene NJ Pullen. Carpenter iSeB. Marcellus
Avrnue Manasquan. y. ]. Better cut out this
notice and show it to any others who rup-
uTel-you may save q life at least stop the mis-
cry G rupture and tire wOrry and danger Of an
operation.
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"RealizinE that he has but few
hours to live. Mr.. Wallace Is calmly
awaiting the end. II IN now forty
eight hours since he took the fatal
dose OF bichloride. and the physicians
M waiaee thf,e no nor hope fG, Ssrr1:
here from California. but cannot ar
rive before tomorrow night The
other members Of the family are con-
stantly at his bedside"
IT'S pretty tough" Warren threw
down the paper. ave only met Wal
lace a few times-but everybody
says he's a mighty fine man."
ITS wonderful how he's keeping
up" murmured Helen.
"Well. there's no use losing your
nerve. Might as we'll keep stiff
upper-lip."
"But to know you've only few
hours to live! It's the certainty that
must be so horrible"
"A few hours or few years-it
doesn't matter such a lot" philo-
sophicallv. That's the way to look
at it." Then. glancing at his watch
with a yawn. Ready to turn in7 I've
Still brooding over the Wallace
tragedy. Helen folded away her
sewing.
"It's blowing up. Going to be
cold in the morning." prophesied
Warren. when. half an hour later
they were ready for bed.
Maybe I'd better put on an extra
comforter. Dear. did you take your
cough syrup? You're not over that
cold yet"
She was tucking in the extra cover
when from the bathroom came a
choking. spluttering sound. Then
Warren, wild-eved. burst out. bot
tie in his hand.
whats in thiss" thrusting it at
her.
The bottle. the same size as the
cough-syrup bottle. was without a
label and halffull of a brownish
liquid.
"Wbat is it," he roared. as Helen
stared spceehlcssly. -,
"Oh, what have you done?
frantically. "You haven't taken it,
"Its-it's acid" thickly.
Drink some warm watcr-quick!
It's something Anna had don't
know what it is. No, wait. I'll get
some milk" rushing out to the
kitchen. "Anna! Anna" as she
passed the girls room.
But Anna was out for the even
ing and had not yet come in. When
Helen dashed back with the milk
bottle Warren was rolling on the
bed in paroxysms of pain.
"Get a doctor!" as he gulpcd down
the milk
She few to the phone to call DR..
Kelly. 1t would take him an hour
to como. There was a doctor on the
first floor. She had seen the sign in
tho window.
Leaving the receiver dangling from
the hook, Helen snatchcd up dress
ing gown and rushed out into the
hall. Wildly she rang for the eleva-
tor. Then, not waiting for the car.
she clattered down the stone steps
in her loose bedroom slippers.
The entrance hall was empty. The
elevator had gone up in answer to
her ring.
At Dr.. Marden's door she rang,
The Washington herald., 1915-12-06
Answers to Correspondents.

Norma Phillips, Goldfeld, New:
Yes, l am always happy to receive
the photographs of my girl friends
and return an autographed one of
mine. 1t makes me sad to think that
any one believed ever charged for
my pictures. l send out thousands of
them and l would never dream of
such thing.
Eleanor H., of Leavenworth, Kans.,
wants to know if she can make last
year suit look like this-year model.
| can only tell her what have done
with two of mine and that is, added
collar of inexpen-ive fur. with cuffs
of fur and band of it around the
bottom of the coat. Even the gowns
are trimmed extravagantly with fur
this year.
cannot recommend any one face
powder for Mrs. Martin B., Of St.
Louis. But l do think that any good
rice powder is the best for the face.
The Washington herald., 1915-12-06
WORLDS LARGEST BRIDGE.
1900 Feet Long, II Will Span
the Columbia River.

Muscotah. Kans.. Dec. 5.-Frank
Cortelyou. a Muscotah man. is super
intending the construction of the
largest bridge in the world. 1t is to
cross the Columbia River and Will
connect Portland, Greg, with Van
couver, Wash.
The bridge will be 1900 feet long
over all, and will contain twenty-nine
spans. Eleven spans will each be 2S5
feet long; the entire roadway will be
thirty-five feet wide with sidewalks
on each side. Approximately 2.225
men are employed on the works. The
total cost will be S1.750.000.
The Washington herald., 1915-12-06

"You can travel q long distance by
taking step by step-that's why adver-
tisers in the Want Columns are so sue
cessful."-Dan $ayles.
The Washington herald., 1915-12-06
INDIANS ON THE WARPATH.

Syndicate
Mcclure
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This series is . es.tinuatisn Of
~Thefr Married LifeS produced ~ Ma
bel Herbert UrDer for fosr years. ~The
Married Life Of Helen and warres."
appearing exclusively In this paper. 10
Vie saly series now belng wrltten By
Mahel Herbert Urner.
The Washington herald., 1915-12-06

Locating buyers and sellers of every
thing-that's the mission of the Want
Columns every day.'-Dan sayles.
The Washington herald., 1915-12-06
SOCIETY

CONTINUED FROM FACE SIX.
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VyHEN Jack was a little TEL
w low, above all stories ever
w told him those Of Indians
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un6 b%elo1loers Ser I11rner,
-0l1r6 General 2pol1, apcldlcr Dos &e=

nnb b%elonoers Ser Sl1rner,
ol1r6 General 2po1t, apcld)er Dos De
bellellldger bei @a1tp Sadion iiber=
rald)t ul1O gcfa1gen acnon1mcn bate,
fir bic gad,e Der Union 9erettet. SIT
elmer Storfe BON 10000 batten sic
Rebellen eilt 5elblager bci @ilion
Greet mtfgeidlaaen. Gort lp1roen
lie BON Dem tapferen General 2pon
u1ro DEM ebenio ritterlidcu mie to-
pfcrcll Sberltcn Irol1s Sigel allge=
a~riffen uno III bic 5Il1dt aeidllaaen.
3ic Mebr5abl Ser golSaten nnter
2pn11 nnb Sigel abcr batten bent ides
@lllt in ibre1, Mbern l1no barllm biir-
fen mir 1entidnncrifaner NIT @ed)t
a1lf bielen Sabrestag, Der noh an
ia6rlid) in ct. 2oris alS sSeiertag be-
ga11ge11 miro, ltol5 fein.
IS crii6rigt lid} npbl, BOB lid) alle
Ibeilnefmcr a1l ben1 6elte al1berge=
1poblllih gut amiilirt baben. Gs lpar
eben eil1 ed)tes, rsd)tes bel1tides So
milicnfelt, mic lie in Oe11 @ereinigtelt
Staatell itnn1cr ieltener lperben.
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III. 9l1tn1tit 2 . 2

&ellte lit Ser II. 9lllault, melher
BON Der Eapenporter @eid)aftsmelt
alS 3olartag a1lgelebt mor0en lit.
Sin %nngebel1er rcidJbaltiges Eager
BON preismertben @egenltanoel1 iii
BON Sen I~apenporter 8ei9aftsleutell
eln5lg l1no aIlein fir Sen belltiger
Gage bcrgeridtet mor0en. SOFT in
lamnitliden @eidpaften meroen bie
fal1fenoen aulloen beute Gr}par11iIie
MAIDEN fonnen.
Scr 3olartag lit ioppbl fir gi11=
beimilde mie fir 9~htslp1rtige; BE-
lonocrs aber fiir lettere, oie niht je=
ben Gag 5l1r sta0t fabren fonnen.
Ser bentige Gag aber bietet ibner1
@elegenbeit, ibren ginfaufstog in
prQftiider rn0 geloeriparel1ber @ei=
lc alls5uniitsen. @ir m~ieoerboler1
nodymals, DOB es iid) empfeblen miro,
Die allsga6en oes Ser 9emofrat"
pom 3ienstag uno Mitt1pod) ollf Sic
Ginfalfsreiie nit 5l1 ncblnen, benl1
Die oarin entbaltellel1 9(l15eigcn Ser
1apenporter &aufleute meroen bas
'Ginfol1fen be6ellten0 erleidytern. 9ie
3apenporter @cidaftsmelt aber ruft
ilrer Observation-Disclosures aunoldaft
Elm lber5lides @iafommen al.
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Ser @ermania sanaerd)pr

bielt Montag 9lfeno icite regelmaBfi-
&c monatlide gerlammllll1g, bic erlte
nad bem Sa1gcrielt ab, III melder
folgclroe @eld)liiile gefaBt apllroen::
Ser aftinen Sa1tgerl1 oes @ereins,
ettpa 80 at Ser BAIL, miro fir ei1t
SSabr bas Mpl1atsblatt oes Staats-
Hnerba11bes bon SsSpma 0es 9. 81. Ma=
.tionol6lillOes frei 5ltgeihidt merOen.
Ser Mbpnnemelltsprcis miro aus Ser
.8ereinsfalie be5ablt merbcn.
Msit ser @riinbl,l1g elmer Meiie=
fal7e fir Dos nadite t5mlgerfelt III
&arias GitD 1917 loa iofort Der M1t-
fang gentaM perocn. (3ie uNoolter
gano" miro int Nppcmber cin Gro
3Bes 5tiftul1gsfeit perallltalten, beIien
Neinertrag IN sic Reilefaiie fliebell
.mirb.)
Sen belltldcn nlemofrat" fir
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- Werdants Eransfer & Storage
50. Selepbon 855. lAn5.).
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Der bertide &fgcnuHenucrein
npr 1S70=71

miro ON fommenoen gol11toa.
ben Is. Ml1glit, lein grinnerlu1gsfeit
an oie 5dladt BET @rapelptte orn is.
9lltglllt 1870 %feicr11, on 1pelder Sic
beioen sur Is. 3ipiiion, 8. Mrmee-
forps ~geborigen id)les1pig=bolltei1i-
|ld)en Observation-Disclosures SEQ. 81
nr1b S5, oenet Oie meilten Mitglie=
Der Oes 8ereins Dor As Sobren o,1-
geborten, rubmpollen Ml1tbeil nob-
men. Die Jeier finoet bieles sSabr
i'm @arten bes NorSfpelt Davenport
Iurnpereins ltntt unO miro Inn 2 l1br
gsadmittogs ibren Nl1fa1lg nebn1en.
lin a nbr 80 Minlttcn niro Same
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8cteranen bon 1S70=71 Ii6 in 9i11,
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0es Geutiden Geid)es, bas in Solge
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|lden &riege Dor 45 Sabren bon Sem
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glieoer aller beutld)e1 8ereine nno
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unterbaltunge11, quite 5an5mll5if inns
grfriidungen lit BON ei1en1 umiidti-
gen &oInite e ltens Gorge @getragen
mor0en. Ser gintritt sum @arten
lit nur 10 Gents. @emiB ein maBi-
ger @reis, sen Sober ger11 3abIen
miro, 5umal me11n CT erfabrt, baB ein
BEL benz Selte etlpa er5ielter l1eber-
ifnB i'm MnidllllB an cine abermolige
.@a6e aus Scr &aIie bes 8ereins oem
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olterreid : l,t9arild)en Snpnliben,
&riegsmittnen nnb =@ail en 5uflieBen
miro, lpie bas BET bem i'm poriger
Sabre in &ameroo @aniens @orten
in 8lacfbamf pcronltalteten 6eite Ser
Saa 1par. @offentIi6 lit sen alten
|be1tldel1 8eteraren gu ibrer Crime
rlngsfeier an cine Ser midtigiten
Sd[a6ten 0es 0el,tld=fran50iiiden
@riegcs ant nad5lten Spnntage gutes
8etter beldeert, Oann oiirfte es on
8elnfern mobl nidt feblen. Sir
perOen bis 5llm Sonntag al1f bieie
grirnerungsf eicr nod otter au1fmerf-
lam MAIDEN.
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&leire 9taot=M eaigteiter.

Hicpc's 9%ebcr=4allen c~n1pfebIelt
iid) icocln. Grubcl1 fret. 81 icpe's
Mpotbcfe. (Mn3.)
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Sauenportcr Speiie,uirtbldaftcn.

8pr mcbrcre1n Monoten 5uriid
mllroe mt Der 9It 2. StraBe Elm mo
oernes, e~rltflalIiges &cItaurant croft
net, Oas bon @ried)en betriebell miro.
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lie aus @orp, Snoialla, fanlen. 5ros=
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unb Dor a((en 9ingen ll11terneb=
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9eel15eit cntIpredet0cs Ne1tuurant
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gelud, 10 BOB 81 geuillen 3eiten
2eutc nidt einl1lal Sibgelcgenbeit IN
0em Rlab erbaften.
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laiien nun Scr p0er 0ie 9eiiber elmer
gleidfals Don @ried)en b~etriebencll
5peijemirtbidaft OH Ser Deain Stra=
BE 5miidpn ser 2. nn0 3. Strabe Den
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Mano georiidt n11o 5lpar BON 2eu-
ten, atf Bic getpobnlid NIT ei1ler ge-
millen @eringiddbl1lg bera6seicben
miro.
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bliflm oas gu gebetl, mas cas- 8llbli,
fun perlongt. 9us Rlt6lif1m ideri
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lieer elmer Speiiepirtbidnft lit. Sc
lit Dem %allgeneine1t Nlt6lifum Dollia
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1pirtbidait Muiie ooer Mrmenier.
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mem reinli6 gebaltenet 9labe cine
nidt 5lr fl,app beneiiene Ma6l5eit 81
maBigcn, miprehenben Rreilen.
@rieden uno Staliener perora1'
gen 0ie Deutiden. 9asiel6e tpa'
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Dor bieleidt 5lpei Sabr5ebtlten ooer
mebr Ser Ioll, oils Die unterc Dit
leite bon Merp Dorf eincn ollrd)alls
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bis 80. StraBe alrf Der Sltieite OBJ
georal1gt mlroe.
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mobner bon gDlferidaften NIT all-
lprubsloicn 2ebensperbdltnillen per-
Dral1gelr alliiberan lplde 8eDolfc<
rllngselcmente, Die on bas @ebcn grD-
iBere Ml1lpriide, lp5ltlagell ei11en &c.
milien @nflpano, itellen.
gelon0ers tritt Oas 3. 9. lit Chi
cago 51 Gage. Mle SBtldoen,
sdubpukcritanSe, piele Me~ltauratio-
ltcu ll1to See Cream 2aoen nr1b biele
@arbiergeldafte baben ltatt Der frii-
beren oelltide1 8eliber eriediide
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l6e &%a,fnta1111, aDcld)er u1ter allbe=
relt gerbaltftlia11 lebt, FAINT e6et1lo
menig NIT bielen 8eDolfcrrngsididz
ten fonfllrriren pie Ser allerifaniIde
Mrbeiter I'M ferncn @eite1 nit iapu=
niid)en ODER hi1telilden al1lis, oie bon.
&eis lnb Slid leben.
8ie eried1ilhe aolo1tic III 8apelt-
port lit ltetig ltarfer 9emoroen, iie
mad1t fat BON Sag 81 Gag. M1oc-
rerleits lit oas 1eutldtblm oer.
'5tobt al,f Dem to0ten 9unft allge-
.langt, lpenn les niht gar it ben lee=
ten Sabret1 5l1riidgegangen lit. Ser.
llnternebmungsgeiit Der @riedlcll
miro al>d meitere Sort britte madben,
Denn ibnr niht btrb einen gleib
ltarfen ll1tterne6munaSgeiIt leitelts
Gentldcr o0er Mmerifaner Elm Sc
gergeapi6t entgegengelett mirb. l1ro
oieies Ml1sbreiten Der @ried1en lit I'M
ssnterelle bes 8eutldt6utns 51 ibeoalt-
crn, pb1pobl fein arallt our Mb6iilfe
oesielben ge1padien 81 lein ideint.
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ShIbcnfef.

SIM naiddten Counting, Ben il. 9lll-
quit, mir6 i'm gdIBenparf 0ns oies-
iabrige a0nigs.5hieben Der 8abert=
port Sdiibenge edidaft Dor iih ge-
Ben. Gin riibriges Arrangements
fomite lit felt mebreren 8od)en init
SEN 8orbereitlnngert beidaftigt. Ser
S6iibenfDnig miro an 8ormittog
@alfgeber bei elmer gemiitbliden 88u-
iulnn1enfllnft ieitt. 9as Rretsl6te-
BEN lbeginnt an1 Bormittag. Mbcnos
miro ser SdisenfDnig proflQmirt.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-08-11
@rpfcs gplfsfeit.

Gin gemeinlames groBes 8olfsfelt
miro ann 5pnntag, ben %. Mngltlt,
bon Ser Mrbeiter : aranten- uro
5terbefaiie, DEM @elang0crein Bor<
tpdrts unb ser beutlden M6tbeilung
ser 5o5ialiIten auf 5ltbnrba11 Sslano
abgcbalte1t meroen. als 6clfreo1er
lit Serr 81. Dreiflls, &eoaftcur Der
'Gbicagoer Notwithstanding, getpo1-
men moroen. Ser @eiangoerein u8or-
marts1 miro me6rere 2ieoer gum
Gortrag britgen. Der @intritt gum
Barf lit uncntgeltlid. Gin tiidtiges
Mrrongemertsfomite fat cute gor-
6ereitllngen fit alerbano ll1terbal-
tuna utu0 Mlllif getroffe1r. Dasielbe
&pfnite laoet ale 8ereine ltrb oas
N1tblif1lm int angemeincn 81 oieler
|1Seier ein.
- Merdants Eransfer & Storage
gn %eIebhou 855. (&nd.)
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-08-11
@cmaItt8c Grntc IN Amsn@t.

gon Serrn .. S. Stltbr, Sc
lbaltsfiibrer Oes Grnte9 Bureaus Der
gl1noesregierullg fiir zen 0iittelme-
lte1t, tit llts geitert Gin serid)t iiber
bic grlttealsiid)te,l Der ballptladlid}-
lten Betreioe%i taatelr, Sonia, 8iscon=
lin, Mi1nel ota, 9ior0- urrb 5iiO-0a=
fota 5ugesol1gcll. @err 5tltbr III
filr5li6 Don ciller Sltipcfttonsreiie
ollrd) bicie Staatcn sltriifgefebrt ltto
bot einleitelo foIgellors 5l iogen:
ngs ba,belt lid iest nid)t oarl,l1,
'1pie gemaltig grob ser cnolide ln1o
ourdGdnittlibe Grtrag BON @erlte
l1no on0eren @ctrciociortcn iein mfrs.
1as lit proftiidY geiidprt unb &C.
ldlid}tet rno miro arob senl,g ieir1,
llm irgenO iemallo aeredt 81 merOen.
.gs baroclt iid) Del oen 6arn1ern in
allererlter 2illie istt ln bieles: @er=
oen sic @itterlllssrer6altniiie es ge-
itatten, Sic grlltc cin5llbringel1 lt1b
Die groben grlltecrtrdge bon Ben Sci
bern SIT retten, iic ll1 geeignater @eile
SIT Oreiden l1nb tic in lideren @arben
allf ben Morft SIT bringen?" 8as lit
Die 9ebensfrage."
Mls oem Grnte6eridt oes sStaates
Soma, 5nlammclaeltellt ont %. Sltli
1915, el1tnefm1ul mir 0as Tplgellbe::
Gcritc: So sh1idel per Mcre
miro Elm iid1erer 9urd}ldnitt lein.
6%ortlaltfe1toe 9}eaeu 'eit Dem %. Sltli
baben 8erlte ldllcdJt perfarbt. ST.
mos al1fgefeimtcr oarunter.
Safer: As @uldel per Mere lid)e-
rer 1urdldnitt; mebr ooer ape11iger
5lt er1parten, lie nod Ben @itternngs=
ocrbdltnillen Iiiblc6er, gera0er 500
fer, faus nidt ourd Negen ber0or-
ben.
Corn: Die bier 1,0rolidjell tier
Counties" BON Ser @isennlin bis sur
'Siio 3afota 2inis nit iiberalls giin-
itigem @etter meroen so 8ro5ent
ibrer @r11te a1f Sen Marft bringen
fornen ltnb bie iibrigen Counties bes
States bis s1 rs Nro5ent. gu
feudt lln0 fiibl.
Gpgger:: % @ltidel per Mcre fai=
rer 1l1rdidmitt. Set einiger 3eit
geldlnitten; bic %iii1glten &egenfqIc
lpirfen u11oiinitig ciu. Mebren begin
men, gralt SIT leroen; &oggen lit be-
iha0igt.
Sic lebtcn pier Sabre.
Ger @elammt=g rnteertrag ser let-
ten bier Sabre III Sen flint oben be-
5eidJneten Staote1 miro bon @errn
5t1rbr mie folgt al1geae6en:
1912: Sofpa 12,250,00O 8ulhels;
@isconiin 90, 600; Minl1elota
1854, 600; Mpro 9afota 29,5O5,=
900; Sii6 9afota "a, S5O,O00; Cunt
mo 131,92O,O0O Buldels.
1918: Soma 100000 9uidels;
@isconiin 1s,s75O,0OO;; Min11elota
45,S5O,OOO; Rpro 1ofota 24,2OO,=
600; 5iio Gafota o ,9OO,00O; CUNT
mo III, 100000 9a1ldels.
1914: Soma 9,280,00O 9uidcls;
@iscomin 1S,20O,OO0; Minnelpta
2S,SO0,O00; Roro 3afota 90, / 0
900; Sin Iafota 2O,1O0,0O0; Cunt
ma 99,4S0.00O Buidels.
1915: Soma: 1O,OSO,OOO 8l1-
idels; 8isconii11 90, 100000; Min-
neluto 36,4SO,00O; Neoro 1afoto
40,425,0 600; Sib Iafpta 30,257,-
900; Snn1nla 139,992, 800 guidels.
3as g%inbringelt Der grnte miro
lid III 0ieicln Sabre infolge 81 5abl=
reid)er 1elldtigfeitsrie0erld)lage per=
lpaten.