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The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-07-18
ables; cha pter 24 Is on Vinegar, pickles

etables; chapter "A IS on vinegar, pfckIes and pickling. This Is reference book.
 Canning, Preserving and Pickling," by Nell is the only late book in the library devoted exclusively to this subjejct It was published in 1914. The general book of recipes have chapters devoted to this subject in many cases. Farmers "Bos- ton Cooking School Cook Book" devotes chapter 36 to fruits: fresh, preserved and canned; and the same authors New Book of Cooking devotes chapter 34 to canning and preserving and the following chapter to pickling
 But the best material is not to be found in clothbound books; 1t is in the unbound pamphlets received from the
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-07-18
Robbers Took the Dog

From the Louisville Courier-J Journal
 Oakland, Cal.--The Oakland police are seeking two burglars and a watch dog, the only booty secured by thieves who forced their way into the home of F.. M Hocken. San Pablo avenue. To enter the place the burglars wrecked q window and battered down d door into the room where Hocken's watch dog was kept Not finding anything worth taking, the thieves stole the animal and made their escape. f
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-07-18
Queer Suit
n the New York Press.

From the New YOrk Press.
 One of the strangest notes ever brought to the attention of a New York court-a note calling for paymen 10 days after the death of the signer Is the basis of an action filed by Hayo- zoun Hohannes Topakyan, formerl, Persian consul general in New York, to obtain S5o.0o0 from the estate of
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-07-18

ports that labors proportion of the product Is increasing. If 1t was unjust ly small before. 1t has since been be- coming more just. If 1t is approx- imately just now. labor's gain will in- crease with increase in the product.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-07-18

rhe pr. Dosanke Co. Phuadelp pAla, P..
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-11-05

- 9otiirli9 MIR fir Sic
a1ein. @iiicn sic, baB Sic Bodies tiir5@
Ilib cine Nieoerlage Bel Mrras erlitten
.bnben?"
Natiirlid tpliroe lie prompt berbaftet.
Sic anfloge lautetc babin, baB lie iid
in n19clcblider 8eile ariegsgefangez
men 9cnabert unb G~ngeborige bes
preubildcn @eeres bltrd Sic Be3eidz
1l,1g Bodies" beleibist Gabe. Sic
ipltroe l9lteBli6 gil leds Wonaten &C.
fdngntB berurtbeilt, ipobon bier 1ouaz
te als bnrd Sic l1nterludunssbaft pcrz
biiBt ongelcben ipl1roen. go bebanbeln
Die belltltben 8arbaren Bic Srauen,
tpenn Bic ciiernen gabunseu bes
ariegsredt5 Tie nidt 5tpinsen, iddrfer
5u5ngreifen. 8as piirbe tpobl cinen1
bentlden Mdbden pailiren, tpeldes iid
in 2onbon ober gar i'll 8aris oesielbcn
gergebens ldulbig madte, bas biele
Gabrielle 8ortbel nit Dem Geieb in
&onflift bradte2 l1ebertreiben mir
tpenn mir lasen, baB Die 8eridte
pabrldeinli6 gar feline Gelesenbeit err
balten lpiirben, iiber bies beutide
Mdbden ob~surtbeilen, neil es ii9erlid
bon Dem %piitbenben Sanbaael auf Del
Stele gctootet iperben tpiiroe2
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Sranen pur bent &rieosacrtd,t.

Ser amerifaniIde ariegsforrelponz
Dent 9olpeu idilbert in uGcribner,:s
nad Ben Aneaben zines fran5Diilden
|Sffi5iers Sic fiir5lid in Sronfreid
bou5ogene @inridtung eines beutlden
Ma0@ens, bos negen Gpionoge err
id)oiien lpurbe. Ser betreffenbe franz
5oliide 0ffi5ier bemerft babel, es lei
fir einen goIoaten cine ldmerslide
alfgabe, cine Srall tobten gil miiHen,
aber i'm arie9e gebe es MIN einmal
ntdt anbers. Ser 2onbnner v@tans
oaro" lieb ii6 ie%iner5eit bon %icinen1
&orrel porbenten in Calais melben,
BORT ipiirben f%ortipabrenb beutlde gpiz
one binseridtet. 8abrenb ser Iebten
Sage leien bei1obe ebenip niele Sral1@
en- tpie Nadnner eridolen morben. gs
iptoerlfrebe Sen alien Gplbaten, auf
cine Srart 5ielcn gu lol1en, aber mad
Sem a%riegsgcieb miiIle bas geldeben.
ltnb bieie Srauen, inter benen li6 oft
@dodcn I'M 3enitb ibrer SusenD ms
69Dnbeit befa1ben, ginaen tapfer in
Sen SOB uno sdben ipillig ibr 2eben
fir has @atcrlanb. Sic ungliidlihe
Gnglanoerin, neld)e in 8riiileI hinge
ridtct ipurbe, lit alio %feinespeg5 Sic
etn5i9e Srau, ipelder bies @didiaI
miberfltbr. 8ablreide bcutlAe Sranen
nno Wabden, Sic in ibrer @eiie Sem
tbcuren guterlanoc 51 niisc,1 perju6@
ten, n1bten ibren Totriotismus NIT
bcm 2eben be5ablen. Mbcr Sic 3eitl11lz
gen, in beren Nugen bic @inridtung
Der Mib gabcu cine bimmeIidreier1be
garbarei lit, mii11en ippbl berN Mn1i6t
lcir, DOB bas 2eben ciner %gneldnberin
bon grDberem @ertb fir Sic MenId~
belt lei als bas elmer 2enti6en, ipes
niaitcns lit cs fciner bon linen cingez
fanen, iid irc9en Ser @inridtllng ice
ller bel1tld]en Sroucn ul1D Msdb9cn III
gcnbpie Sa creifern, iaet iebr ridtis
uGerm1ania : @erolb" III Milipallfee.
gpr Scr S%traffammer bcs 2anbgcz
rtdts III 3c1lnlt ltanb ne1li6 Sic 90
iiaibrisc @abricle 8artbe1. Sic Itonumt
aus Meb lrib lit cine Glldiierin nit
frans0liidcn Spmpatbicn. 9iele Gpmz
patbic1 'bradtc ie ppr einiger 3eit in
ebenlp unitattboftcr mic unpprjidtiger
@eilc gum Mltsorltd. sic ippbntc ,udiims
Ii1 III 3erblt Sem 9llrdsua bon frane
5Dlilden @efat,9enen bel. @ubci nerz
llldlte lie einem ser @efan9enen einen
3cttcl au5ultcden, auf Sem i'll fran5oii=
ider Gprudc fpl9cnbe5 geIdrieben
Itdnb: .Sipe Ia Sranccl @pllcn sic
Sbre Nore1lc acben lnb mir iagen, pb
ciner Sbrer &umerahen ctlpas bral16t,
mas CT nidt ppn 81 Sauie befpmme,1
Tam. Sub sic alf SEM 2olfcnhcn
iiber Sic M%n9clegenbeit 2buillier? Son
bem man glallbt, buB er 9edert aus
gaarburg it? Gabrielle 8artbel, Met,
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-11-05
Sin italicrttjdler Secjica.

Die %italienild7c Slpttc lidtete eir
fcirnltdes Sabr5eug u1n beld]pB oelier
ad1ternef 10 beftis, oaB 6 lid1 al56all
in et1 Sedierocd p~erlpanoelte. Seir
gu9 lpurhe nod mcbr n%erbpgel1, ieir
<rs lu1lf inter Nari. 9as san5e Sod
lpuroe nit Geld1plien beoedt. ShlieBz
lid 9elang es u%rierer Slptte nod Ser
Init bon mn 5irei Shiffcn cinen Tide
rem @afen Sa crreiden. Sic gelasltne
nes feincliden %SabrSeu9es mllB 9elpif
rieli9 erldrpdcn Iein.
Sas Slpttcn &pmmanop.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-11-05
5npicl @inbenburs Siege.

@ir leleu IN elmer bcutlden 3ei&
tung: @ir iudten IN ser Scitung cine
@ilfe fir ben 9ausbalt. gs melbet iid
cine 8eiperberin, Die ms gut gefaut.
rllno SIRE 3eueniHe?" frdst meme
Sruu. ~ SD babe feine. Sd bin ber-
betratbet... leiber." u6m, llno
SIR Monm?" Ser iii ein 8eitz
id)nei5er unb i'll Genf 5lriidseblieben. "
.9as beibt allp, sic linn bon linn fortz
gesalsen?" 3d.. tdJ bab's
nidt mebr allssebolten. - @arum??"
- u8eil -. neil Der 6inocnburg sl1
oft geliegt at."-n Inns bdmmert's bon
ferne. Aber mir iteuen ms nunu1, I'm
pDnig fIar 5ll iperoen. naber lpas ging
Gl1d III @enf oerm ser @inpenburg
nn?" - sd bin bod cine gebiirtige
9entide, l1no 10 oft es in Ser 3eitune
geitailoen lit, bat es eiren Streit gegcz
ben unb bat midi meir Miannt bllrde
sepriiselt." ~@ie. lno oas babcn
Sic itd gefanen laiien?" uId, 5lz
crit padte id, es lit MN einmol mei11
Mar1. Nher bntm bat Ser @inpenhllrg
5n pit 9eiie9t, oas babe ih nidt mebr
a%llsgebalten." Natiirlih baben mir
Dam Sic Srall eenpnmen, Sic Sic Sim
penblraihen Siege nidt mebr allsecs
balten bat.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-11-05

'miirben. Die foIt ll1l1nterbrodene
5olge belttlder Sieee madte audi
Ollrd) oiele Gebnrl1g einen 6iden.
fStrid. Gnglano lpl1roe bur1 bic
l1aiabi9feit ieiner gerbiinoetelt, Dem
@egner Die Spite au bieten, gang ge=
gen lcine &edp1ll1lg ee5ipln1ge1, meit
mebr 5l %leiltel1, oils es lripriinglih
oadtc. Seine tdgliden ariegsfpiten
iinb lit Sen letten orei Monaten bon
10 Wilionen Collars oalf nabe5u %
MiQioneu atgetpadien!
Ils Ser groBte Seller in gnglanbs
Hedynlng aber ertpeilt iid sic Mns
nabn1e, sob iid) bic 3abll1ngsbilan5
oes Snlclreides nidt 51 leinen 1n=
gu1iten berid)ieben Tonne. 5ei11e
8olfs1pirtbidaft ut in elmer 8eiie auf
oaS Mltslalt6 al1gepieien ipie feline an
6ere Ser Welt, beionbers in Ser 2e-
notwithstanding. Seine eigene
Eroonftion rei6t in bieler @iniidt
faum fir ein gierteliabr aus. 1as
uebrtge nrl1B es BON M11slanb be5ie<
ben. Die Ereiie fir oieie Nrooufte
itno infolae bes arieges, ser rieiigen
5raftIteigerltng ui1p. gemoltig ee=
itiegen. @s muB alio melt mebr fir
oieien 8eoarf a1legen als in 6rie=
oens5eiten.. 3a5n fommt Sic umfang=
rei6e @affen= nnb Mlmitionsous=
flrbr aus u1ierem 2a1tDe, Die eben=
faas niht als Soften in oie Mednung
eingelteM 1par, 90 man in 2o1rbon
ia ilber5e1gt 1par, DOB 1eutldlano Big
@eibnadten borigen Sobreg ocrulbeo
6otpn" iein 1piir6e.
3at gleidJer 3eit aber %begarner oie
GlleIlen iparlider 5lt flieBen, aus Sc.
nen bisber sic gi1fl1br be5ublt iplr=
De. Die Nroouftion lieB nod. Die
slltsfllbr engliiher @ertbe ianf gona
enorm. Die groBen gummen, sic
gnglanoS &an0elsflotte bisber ollrd
Die SradtDermittl1tng oer6ient batte
limo auf ein Minim1m 5uiammenge.
l6ratmpft. Gent entgegen 1por1oern
ie LANCER Ser @rieg oarert, 0ejto gro.
Bere Slmn1er1 ms MlSlano, a1r1S
5toar NIT etma 80 Nro5el1t in urlel
2aro, oelie Ell MISUNDERSTANDING boz
Al Millio11en Collars in ser erlter
9alte bori9en Sabres fir Sen glei
den 3eitra1m 0ielesSahres auf 1860
0aaionen emporacldneat lit, tpobo1
Der BET meitem groBte I6eil al1f gng
lolo entfaut. Io5lt fon1n1el1 iei1ti
9erbiinoeten llto idreien iid 81,
&ehle better nad) fi1ran5iener @iilfe.
60 lit al1d, bier micoer Sic Sci
|eine gepaltige 2ebrmei1teri11 l1l10 fiji
g11glanb 6ies11tal cine jebr ltretrge
]1ie 5eigt, oab Bic Observation-Disclosures
bet 9eginn beS &riegeS Sebler ollf
mics, an bene1t England ol1f lang,
Sabre bina,s 51t fol1en baben mir
lt1ro DOB oaS Brublen nit Sen uiilber
ne1t aa,ge1n" ber5li6 idledt o1rge
brabt NOR!
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-11-05
6eransaeber: $. Slider 9rintins 81,
entsrsd At the Postofflcs at Davenport
- Second cIass Mattor.

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Der r1asNde pesolrat", etnf6t.t1to
sonrtaessqusaabe, te@s Mumu1err teSs ma Da5s
ntro an Bite Qbonnenten Il: biefer Sta6t fnrr
~ aeats ,tp6tentli& ober $500 tabrIt6 sci
ooraaS5a1lung fret abgeltefert.
Wstt bee goft auBerbalb ber gtabt, mad IL.
geno etnen1 9oftamt In ben Ser. @taaten, Ga.
n 1aky1, ooer Wezteo, $500 idtrIt@ bet Boraus.
pie eonatsss . anssabe, n1r burd bic 8op
mao tebem 9oftamt in ben Ser. Gtaotex. foftet
tdprlt& $1.00 BET goraus5abIuno.
Ser r$albnB9entlt@e peu,usrat", bura bic
$ot tnnertalb Der Ser. Staaten unb bur1
!S2.00; Hd& Canada $3.50 rt1b mad Guropa
sA.OO per Sabr BET gornussabIune.
Ser yBbbtntlt@e pemosrat", In 5tpet 1bet,
!en. U9ettttpo@S unb Gonnabenbs, toItet inner.
talb PEE Ber. Staater. $2.O :, mad Gambia UNI
mao europa $3.50 idbrIt6 bel gnraus5ablung
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-11-05
Die @dxste
Yrpbnfte

Ghicago, 4. Noo. @ei5cn
t053s 9e5, 1862 Mai.
&orn - 1915 1e5., 613s Mai.
@aIer - 1875 Ie5., 1872 Mai.
@etreibe fir 8aar:: SEQ. 2 rotbcr
@inter 113-t11; Ro. 2 aorll
IS; Stanbaro Safer 3934c.
Moggen 9ep. 2 - 102.
6Ser5tp = 500
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-11-05
@ieh nnb Irppiiipnen.

Gbieo9o, 4. Nop. Gilropieb %
Sufltbr 5000. Stiere $6.00-10.-
40; Riibe uno Rinoer $3.O0-S.35;
&alber $7.00-10.75.
Sdnpeine 3ufltbr $4,000. 1Oc
nieori9er SIT S6.5o-7.5oi 5umeiit 5ll
$6.55-7.15.
@dafe - 3nf1tbr 10000. Set
Sdmn1el $5.90-6.45; 2ammer So
1900.
@efliigel ~ 12h-13c.
Butter - Creamery - 23-2s.
gier - 26-2Sc.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-11-05
Alb. Lebuhn
Mufttunator
Bbuttc Mp. 5672=D.
127 meitlidje 2pcnft strate.
9apenpurt, SSutua.
r=Melocneuen.
Nnmmer1 1nb Gage Der Jeuermelbe'
nQttpuett.

8 ct. San1es Sotel.
13 Buckingham &oa6 un6 Sims.
nortb ctr.
Ia Dritte 1lr6 Sillmore @traBe.
Is Dritte un6 M3prtle 5traBe.
16 Bierte unb @arrer 5trube.
IL 8tpeite unb Eaplor @traBe.
18 3tpeite atrb Bromn StraBe.
10 5ehIte nn6 Marquette Strabe.
81 Grort 1in6 5cot @trQbe.
90 Siinfte ur16 Gaines 5traBe.
"a 8ritte nnb @cott 5traBe.
25 3meite 1tno @arriion StraBe.
&c Siinfte nno &arriion 5traBe.
81 9ritte un6 Yerrp 5traBe.
90 Drttte un6 Main 5traBe.
80 3meite nnb @ra6p 5traBe.
81 6iinfte uno Bra6D Strabe.
80 6otel &in1bau.
SO 5hland9aus SEQ. 1.
80 Bier5ebtte rn6 Sarnam Str.
35 9rei5ebnte nn0 Fremont Mbe.
SO Colt @ioer ctr. un0 Cambria
MDen1te.
81 Siebente 11n6 @od SsIarb ctr.
SO 8ierte lnrb 2e@laire 5traBe.
80 Gale un6 Jeoeral StraBe.
al Mdte un6 Sarrilon GtraBe.
AZ g..Dolfte u1b &ipleD Strabe.
43 3ebnte un6 @raoq StraBe.
IA g., st. 5. & 8. Sbops.
As @ier3ebnte nn6 8errp StraBe.
46 G%Inf5ebnte r116 Sarrii on ctr.
AZ 2oc11it nnb @ra0p StraBe.
48 Sed5ebnte l1tb Soma 5trabe.
49 Se95ebnte unb Irlington Nbe.
81 5tanoarb Sil 60.
So @olt Miper ct. lnb College Mbe.
50 Spring ctr. ltrrb 5ummit Ipe.
81 3ebnte un6 @ran6 Mperlte.
Sc Siinfte 1tnb sSona Strobe.
81 Meunte 11nb 2e@laire 5traBe.
So Mo1tn6 ur6 Coop 5traBe.
So @lfte 9ur6 Soma Strabe.
81 5taats.W ai lenbal1s.
go Sarnam l1nb Sigh @trobe.
63 2ocult StraBe unb @ran6 Mpe.
81 8rabD 5traBe l1no 8arf Sane.
IS Bele Mberl1e n1t6 gajt 5traBe.
81 @ronb uno Mibolas Mbe.
II Miplep atn0 Nleaiant 5traBe.
70 Occult un6 Gaines 5trabe.
70 8~ter5ebnte urb @aines 5traBe.
"a Siinf5ebnte r1rb @arren ctr.
76 Mdte nn0 Gaines 5traBe.
81 2ocl1t nnb 0ipiiion 5trabe.
80 Union a1t6 8aibington 5trnBe
SO Mbte n11b Sillnore 5traBe.
"a Siinfte 1tnb Ganlor SfraBe.
IS 2eo11arb 1111b Marquette 5traBe.
Sc 5iebente Ctr. ltn6 Mlma Mbe.
81 5iebente nnb Dabie ctr.
80 2eonoro 1trb @aibington Str.
81 2ocu1t i1nb Marqltette StraBe.
80 Mercp 9oipital.
SO ct. Bincent's Srpbanaga.
1872 Sront u1to Mfain @trabe.
1913 @ranb Opera 9prie.
1874 3meite nno Meain StraBe.
1875 8urtis Opera Sonie.
l2b M11er1can 1Deatre gltD11e.
1877 Columbia Gbeater.
212 &togemoo6 nnb @ilcre1t Mpe.
213 Sutton u1r6 Miiiilitppi Mbe.
ZIG @briltie ct. a1no 511nmit Mpe.
312 9ritte r1t0 3ipi1ton 5troBe.
313 @odingbam Stood un6 Dipiiton
StraBe.
314 @odingbam @oab uno 6onen
5traBe.
315 @lacoie Maidinenra1tm.
316 telegraph &oao un6 @olff ct.
319 &odingbm @oao unb 2incoln
Mpenue.
321 @ebite un6 Snf StraBe.
1923 Dritte nn6 Snf 5traBe.
324 @odtngbam &oa0 un6 gla11
Strube.
1876 &ancod unb 2incoln Ape.
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Ser Mlnitionsmorsel, iiher sen
bic Mliirten %unausseiest Hagen, mllB
iidJ 'pnbl nuh auf tire 4reile eritreden.
9ie feltcrt nad mebr ais fiinfsehrmpz
natliher9nner Ses &rieges INNER nod
milf Sen oeralteten belsiiben stinfz
bomben. j
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@efpiB, fpetm biele Srmt cine gnslanz
oertn lit. Ils Die Sran5olen na9 elm
AMBER BRET oeltti6e Srauen tnegen SPIT
onase binridten lieBen, baben mir
ntdts babon 9enerft, BOB ibnen bas
lpiber Den strid eine. 9a bat nier,ano
protelttrt nnb llleunar1o iid cntriiitct.
8ie man I'M neutralcn europa
bic %ariesslase beurtbeilt, ergibt lid,
aus BEN G1slailun9cn ei11cs 3iiridber
8lattes. lin Die sadc bes @ierberz
banSes itebt e5 beltte ldlcdtcr ais ie~.
beibt es ba. Sic Gffeniibe in @olz
bpnien lit aeldeitert; an ben garoa<
neQen lit bic Gage troitloier nls je;
Die Staltener an Der Dl%terreidildcn
Sront linb bon 8ode 5l @od5e iiblcr
%baran; anf benz galfan linfen Die
Gba1een bes @ierperbonoes ltanbig;
Ste a1nerifaI1ilde Anlei6e bebeutct cine
nnerb5rte 9emiitbi9uns fir Sranfz
rei9 nnb England; u1S nun lit aud
nod Die lang bprbereitetc GIfenlipe i'm
@eitcn miBsliidt."
3ipei militarilde Sadjperitanoiz
&c @ngfanos, Sortesel1e unbal6emeabz
Bartlett, sebcn gu, fab Die 9arbanelz
len &anpn9ne fir oie 8riten griinoe
lid berptulhf lit. glld bic 6pffmtngcn
auf Elm 6erals6ol1cn Scrbicns aus Sc,
eilernen l1n1flamncrung ser Ge1trolz
mddte iinb ei1es friiben CODES geitorz
ben. Webr tuno mebr bcsreift man
bab Ser aneriff 3eutidlollhs oufger=
bien nidt lebiglid cine Ibleltfung mar
ionbern Elm 8emeis gang eritarmlide1
5tarfe, Der fir Sic Seinbe 3eutld:
lambs cine Situatipn ldafft, neId5'
biel bebenfliden eriheint, af5 ireeni
eine anbere mar, lett bic beutldet
Sruppen pur9 8efsien nad Haris 81
%porpra1gen.
| SSapun fat 1id jcst ebenfaGs Der:
pflt6tet, feinen leparaten Srieben 81
l6lieBen. @enn Sic MQiirtelt nid6t elm
: 5eln Sriebeu idlieBen %ippller1, perbel
Z lie es alfe alf einnnal tbun nnb 81
y 3eit lit nid)t mehr fern. irann es &C
e ldeben miro, ocnn barin berrldt b0l
: l1ge l1eberetnltimnulng, bab ipbalb 81
9eutl6en iii &onita1ttinppel ei11geriif
ltno, gnglano ~gcslpuneen leiu lpirb
: I'M Srieoen su bitten 1ll1b bab oiel
e Gntipidlll1g ber9in9e na6e bepprltebt
: Seigen Die 8eridte bon benz &riegs
> idanplab, ipeld1e erlebei1 lal}cn,. bo'
Die 8ulgaren gang @a5eoonien iiber
idnemmen, bef1nad sic aaiirtel1 mid
e I'M Stanhe litlb, Sen Marlh nad1 Son
3 ltantinppel %sauf5ubaIten. 9es @eiterc,
Z lit 81 bemerfen, mas dis iel5iberitanb
: it'd selten fann, baB penn cine 0tad
Der 4liirfen altfb0ren mltB, neil ii
nidt 1nebr lpeiter fann, ale ;auibore
= mulep. !. ......
7 aiefc Grbitterllns 5erridt i
Z r1tiiHden aretien iber ai6ntg g1ifit
BON .sVSp1tet1e9rp. Se3e1d]ne1p ut FOL
set1be Ael1bcruus elmer neln ruiiide
: Wi1ilterirm naheltebe11ben G~erl0nIid'
: felt: vaDnig g}itita,- pem RuBlanb 10
: gar Sic @pien be5abIt bat. magic e
oent, ruiilden @eia1oten st erfldre1
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6 berungen G%eltldlunbs unb DETER
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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-11-05

Cine Srau binridten su lnl<
fen, idreibt elm Salidblatt inter
8%esllsuahWc alf Sen Gapellz Sail, ous
gcbt Sen Mmerifanern ipiber benStri9.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-11-05
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Der Eatriptenliga nit bem @ilbungse
trteb. @ut. Damn lolIer lie a,ldl NIT liz
rem gilbnngsbeYIlldcn bel ben name
r1tanilden Mmerifanern 5lerit a%nfan=
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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-11-23
Hair Curling Troubles
Are Overhead This!

Girls. have you heard about the new
est way to curl the hair? If you have
not, by all means. cut out these SIM
pie directions and try this wonderful
method tonight before you 60 to bed.
Just procure a new tooth brush and a
few ounces of plain liquid silmerine
from your druggist: apply enough of
the liquid with the brush to .moisten
the hair from root to tip. Tomorrow
morning you will be quite astonished
when you find that your hair has dried
in such lovely waves and curls they
appear altogether natural. instead of
having been artificially acquired.
Your hair will of course have more
body" and fluffiness than where the
drying. smuggling waving iron is used
It will appear glossier and livelier.
for slmerine has proved equally desir-
able as a dressing 70 rhte hair You'll
find 1t pleasant to use, and it will leave
no sticky, greasy or streaky trace
Adv
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-11-23
SAGE TEA PUTS LIFE
AND COLOR IN HAIR
Don't stay sray!. Sage Tea and Sui.
phur darkens hair 80 naturally
that nobody can tell.

You can turn gray. faded hair beau.
tifully dark and lustrous almost over
night If you'll get so cent bottle of
"Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Com
pound" at any drug store. Millions OF
bottles of this old, famous Sage Tea
Recipe are sold annually, says a we'll
known druggist here. because it dark
ems the hair so naturally and evenly
that no one can tell 1t has been ap-
piled.
Those whose hair is turning gray,
becoming faded. dry, scraggly and
thin have a surprise awaiting them,
because after one or two applications
the gray hair vanishes and your locks
become luxuriantly dark and beauti-
ful-al1 dandruff goes, scalp itching
and falling hair stops.
This is the age of youth. Gray
haired, unattractive folks aren't want
ed around, so get busy with Wyeth's
Sage and Sulphur tonight and you'll
be edelighted with your dark, hand.
some hair and your youthful appear.
ance within few days.-adv
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-11-23
ITCHING ECZEMA
HEALED RIGHT UP
WITH AMOLOX
Use Like Cold Cream to Take Out
Redne4a and Clear the Skin.

Use Ike Cold Cream to Take Out
Redness and Clear the Skin.
Amolox, the new scientific prescrip-
ton, heals eczema and skin eruptions.
1t stops all itch and burning instantly.
Simply apply to the diseased skin this
mild, soothing prescription and all
agonizing itch will stop and sleepless,
restless nights will be thing of the
past. Amolox ointment will quickly
relieve pimples on the face, blackheads
and all minor skin troubles. Apply like
cold cream. Sufferers from eczema,
psoriasis, letter and bad cases Of skin
diseases lasting for years, should use
both Amolox liquid and ointment to ef-
feet a cure. Trial size, Soc Guaran.
teed by A. G. Luken & Co. Send
postal card for free sample to Amolox
Laboratories, Youngstown, Ohio-Ad.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-11-23
's' a::; ;::,... SOCIETYe"Eff s.i Dance.

who will spend Thanksgiving here
Rev. Mr.. Parker was former pastor Of
the First NJ. e. church and all former
friends and members of the church are
invited to call
Miss Vivian McConkey was hostess
last evening for meeting of the 10y
al Messengers class of the First Chris
tan church. The evening was spent
socially and with needlework. Refresh
ments were served. Those present
were Misses Edith Decker. Juanita
Bloom, Margaret Wilson, Wilhelmina
Boggs, Ruth Allen, Zelma Lynn. Ha-
Eel Kinley. Ruth Keelor, Pauline
Mansfield, Lillian Karch, Donna Hyde,
Mable Revilee, Zita Brooks, Moreno
Chenoweth and Mrs. l. F. Burns Next
Monday evening Miss Wilhelmina
Boggs entertains the class.
Miss Alma Pfafflin was at Indianap-
oils yesterday.
Mr.. G. NJ Arnold went to Rush
vile today on business.
A silver tea will be given Friday aft
ernoon at the home of Mrs. Parshall,
Is North Eighteenth street, by the
women of Central Christian church.
The Mary F. Thomas W. c. T. U.
met Monday afternoon in the Norris
son-Reeves Library. Mrs. nellie Barn
ard led the devotional and Mrs. Bel
fored offered prayer. Reports from
superintendent were as follows: Flow
err and relief. 104 visits; cards to i'll
and shut-ins, II: money given $3.50;
literature given out, 1866 pages;
five luncheons given; jail and prison,
five visits; twelve giving tithes. De-
cember 13 Mrs. George Davis will en-.
terrain the society.
Miss Doris Smith of indianapolis,
who has been the guest of Miss Lu-
cile Nusbaum, will return home We'd
nesday.
Mrs. George Eggemeyer was hostess
yesterday afternoon for a meeting of
the Magazine club. Mrs. Joseph H.
Mills and Mrs. Charles Holton were
readers. Miss Jessie Smith of Gin
cinnati, who is visiting Mrs. Eugene
Price, was guest. Next Monday aft
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-11-23
for the prospective bride at the home
of Miss Hyde on South Tennis rteet

A dinner was given last evening at
the Westcott by several young men.
On the back Of the menu cards were
printed the nicknames Of the guests,
and they were as follows:
Little Skipper" Ashley, Fritz
Gates, Denny" Dennis, Count Dyna'
mite" Evans, Tate" Fray Frog" Har.
rison, Bob" Land. Hank" Lancaster
"Murly" Mariatt, H. W." Monton
Doom" Newman, Jock" Newman.
"Jo-Jo" Peltz, Doc" Parks. Jennie
Starr, "Admiral' Smith, Trigger"
Twigg, slip" Williams, and "Workie
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-11-23

Complimenting Miss Dolores Ellis,
who will be married December 20 to
Mr.. Ralph Little, a number of infor-
NAL parties and showers will be given.
Wednesday evening Misses Alice Voss-
Ter and Lillian Karch will give white
granitewar, and recipe shower. De-
cember 2. Misses Meta Richard and
Amy Fitzpatrick will entertain, and
December 9 Misses Margaret Wilson
and Donna Hyde will give a shower