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The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1915-10-22
LINCOLN SAID

that you couldn't fool all the people
all the time. The success of our bust
ness and its ever increasing patron
age are your guarantee of good values
air treatment and prices that are al
ways below the average. We buy
for cash and sell for cash. This fact
and the tremendous volume OF our
business enables US to offer prices
which are out of the question for the
small local merchant. For instance:
bacon lSc, lard l0lbs. $l.20; 100 lbs.
sugar$s.90; Dbl High Patent -four
S4.SS 40 bars laundry soap $l.00; soda
&c; $500 shoes for $4.lS: 3Scts, wool
socks 2+c;; for $3.50 mackiuaws ouly
$3.50.
FARMERS COOPERATIVE STORE
Then why pay more1
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1915-10-22

CONVINCED BY PERSONAL OBSERVATION
Oscar King Davis, correspondent of the Chicago
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1915-10-22
FARMERS COOPERATIVE STORE

Then why pay more1
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-08-18
@iafpmmcm iii 9auenpurt.
Sellte beeinnt Sic grobe &ollpention
Ser @oteliers ocs Nor0apcltel1s.

-. o,,., ~, - a, me ~ 81.
sntsp m pa,.a''s s[s,l ~ " t1arso,, 'e ~,
I n,, 49, anu.'a,.9" $50 a,'
i4o,, l'g.a. - Wy |M,s NJ s .a,'' :, oon N sSa,s
ON; nm, nuses So. ~ ,r6 puS v.eaM a sd.
, r.,I,sa nv W. @%uaetp ~: ss,n, w ~,
Ms,A,,aar ne m auw wv U'sis''sutam w.
S Sapav, sste' MY p1e n WENT: W..
NV, Sn '. m;4, ~, es''el Sgtgs''.y.t,a
,n;,. ~, & o,.tGs W. Ia: ~ ue., y a'''e''
so a,e r,e,,y 81. lu N,a,,aas o. s,n,..
o;;,,; {, os, W.. ~ ~ ~ ~ 49, NV. ) :
,,,,A 9 a 49, uN .l4,s n.y. : W. e, W. !, (.
fnfn+en @a,p ~, Suptes ~ ~
msIa;nas Sn 1uisua 90
.gateIsa;;,,or Su Sar ta]rpl,ys ~, ~ :
nm Sc ae5tr; 80 a @1n.a MY ' A;s
asltlaas %.u.. we wv ole
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-08-18
Mprtp1 SILT Company iuirS grpfc
;Slpttc rpa 2cidtcrn baitsM

Serr IN. .. ASeterien crbielt &C.
jter1t eill Shreibcl bon @errn sSep
abortion, &rdiiocnt. scr M'erfon s5olt
Company uo,l Chicago, ilt bent ib1l
mitaetbeiIt luiro, ioab ole Gbicaaoer
Sirm cine itattlid)e Slottesnolt 2eid)=
tern: fir sen Trad)tpertebr 3miid)ell
|&bica9o mo Davenport haltcn laliell
miro, ltno 5uur lohaio sic GerbclIe-
rlsltg lnlo @crgr0berl,tg 0cs Suillois
ltno Mfidltdall &arals fertiggeltellt
'iein miro.
Sic GGieaaoer 0iul1a miro mo9er=
lie @eidrtcr aus Sta6l baltem la1Iell,
fmeIdDe a,tsihIieBlid fir Sen Irn11ss
port ibryr Grpollfte beralbt lperber,
tjoue,l. @crr Morton erfl1rt in sen,
t@hreibcn icine lleber5clt9lrng, bab
ein 2cidtcroielit sapiidJen 0anerpprt
tnno Gbicaao iid be5ablt maiden
miiroe. \ M
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-08-18
.stabt perai6t @pntrafte.

Gle iBeboroe fin ofientlide Mrbei=
ten tbqt geitern Oia %folsen0en Nfla=
iternllgs= lno NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
bergeben:
@flaiterung ser aaep spiiden
Sutton u1o go0p 5traBe 0itlid) Ser
SSerlep Mioge &oao an oies @poralllic
Concrete Contribution Company.
Nflaiterl1l1a Ser Soauu S5theBe 5pi=
'jden 9ober Court nl0 @entred Sort
Npenl1e on bic Megartbp SmRrope=
n1ent @ompalp. 4
Rd11allirnng Ser @iplep StmBa
5tpildel1 Neor5poob Mbeill,e lu1o @arf
Game an MoolBb aabIes. n \
&ommiliar @rotpfepa erflarte gea
tern, Dob sic Ingebote fir ,NflaHe.
rl,l1g Inn n1gefdbr IL @ro5eitttsa.lrS
Die Ser &a1laliiirllng I'M % 8ro5eii11
nteoriger gemelen ieien, ais ertpartet
!tDorben mar. !
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-08-18
Bic v@ppitcr 8ano1

0es n@emtallia S%T,1aerdpors, sic
and IN Omaha, ipie Dor orei Sabren
III st. saul, beim Sanaerfelt rieii=
ges. Mllfiebelt genadt bot lnlo lit al
Ilen 5anptql,artieren Ser. pcrldiebe=
11en @elangpereine IN GROCER Mad)-
frage fpor, peranltaltet nddb5te11
|Sun1tag 9eadlrittag, Bel, %. Mngnlf,
Elm grobes Satlilie1tfeit i'm 3oriier
8arten, 5ll oen nid)t MIR 0ie aftibelt
|n1tb p%al1ibel1 Mitglieoer bes @ermo-
nia 5angerdors 1l11o lire syalnilieu,
lo110ern al1d ale Treltnoe ltllo @0n-
ner Der u9oolter @anb" %in1terbal6
1lno a~ubcrbalb ser 5angerfreiIc berg
lid eil1gelaoen li,1o, melder Ginla=
Dung boffaltlid redt bieles entlpre-
9e1 lperoen. Gs lou ein4 ridtiges
oeutidcs 6amilienfelt meroen, fuie
oerelt friiber bier lit 9apenport -
loug, lang it's Der - iospiele lnb
frDblide gefeiert mllroel1. 9aB Sic.
Mitelieoer ser y8opiter @anb" ibren
'8aitel1 ben Mufentbalt 10 a1gel1e6m
|tpie m0glid modem, fin %llnferbal-:
trng n1lb grfriidnngel1 nah be1ten
&rafte1 Gorge tragen, meroer, oaran
5apeifelt mobl Niemano; Ser Sic iSe-
len M1,ltfer - Me1lifer, uidlt Mhlii-
fantel1, Oenn lie ipielen oblte MotenS
mos in bieie r an u9soten" reiden 3eit
lDiel lagen mill 49, femnel1 81 %lerllerl
@elegenbeit batte. 3as Mhenbeilen
aus Den mitgcbrad)ten Mlrnoporrd=
tben iou oas @auptltiid oieies So
milienfeltes merOel1. "a iollen Sic
Iilde 51 elmer groben 5nfel 5ulam=
mengeidoben aperoer1, OIL melber es
boot bersefen miro. "a aperpen &e-
ben geidapungen ul1o M,moriitiide
8ortrage gebalten merbel1, llno Sic
ngooitcr @al1o" piro lire ldDniten
@eiien ert0nen %lailel1. Gs miro elm
l,raemiitblides Set fir oie pielen ND
beren nno ferneren 5rell1oe uno
@01mer Der v8ooItcr @ano" meroen.
@er' ii6 nadlten Son1tag. 9eadmit=
tag ei11n1al red)t gut mmiiiiren mill,
Ser tradte 0allad, oieles nSan1iIien=
felt" Ser v9ooltcr 8ano4 mit3una-
den.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-08-18

IS ~ III M NJ $50
] .Sm ySsbabD, ,GdlIs Soaf
trof bic Melbung Elm, baB Der rei(
@iebaudter Grne{t Gnlpep bo,t eind
8anoiten eptfii6rt uli6 fit ein 26l
ge!S bor $4,000 feitgebalten iperi
Sin il Sabre alter @p1n @mpep'
ipelder Die. Mq9rt9t bou Der @ntfii
.rllns feines 8aters na@ Der Ma,1
bra&te, eraablte, baB oas Gelo q
"a, Sult olr einem beitimmten Nllni
duff eineul @ebirgspeg motorcycle
.fein miiIe, =. "a ls;in, 8atsr. ionlt !
mprbet nerben ipiirbe. Die 8ebDr
II iltpes Der Mnitdt, oab Der 8anf
Elm SuftisfludtIing 1T, Der fi6
gsbirse in SSSften sSoa4o's Dsrite
SIIr lgpiiinpn, Der Ral
tan beg enslifden 81iegsi9ifi
.Gnterprife", itedte auf elmer lang
'&eife, aaea isine 9fHaiere in Orr
1ln9 bielt its orei Sabre lans sin(
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-08-18
90 M. s. @od, goriiber.
:, S. 50. IN d II.
90 M. 9 + e met.

. OF. sSSobn &nor bon &rinceto

OF. Sobn &nor bon &rinceton
meloete geltern Ser. 9apenport 3oli-
5ei, Bob er am Wontog Mbelro in eli
llcm Magen Ser S. e S. beltoblen
lpor0en lei. Mls ser @agen 1aben=
port berlieB, lei er BON 5apei Man=
nern berumgeltoBen morben. &llr5e
|8eit 0arailf babe CT feline 8clotoide
NIT rneefabr SIS pern1iBt.
- 81. 8afer, 8abnar5t, Mbitofer
8uiI0ing. (Mn5.)
SSn ser bel1te ~9eadynittog ltqtt-
fi11oell0en Sibl1ng oes 8lenarolts=
|idui1es 0es Davenport Staotrotbs
miro iIbcr bie Ratbiamfeit ser slb=
|idaffung elmer 8eitimnl1llg oes 11eu=
ell 9argeleecs heratben merben. @s
balloelt ii6 ui1 Sic 8eltimnl1l1g,
nod apel6er ale aontruftorcn ENC
iabrli6e 9i5ens BON $25 gu el1tridten
baben. Gem Stqotratb aplroe ffiir5=
lid) cine bon Dielen &ontraftpren Der
|Staot nnter5eidr1ete Yetiittiion atnter-
breitet, in mel6er Inn Serabletnna
Ser Si5ens fir aontraftoren NUT flei.
mem @eldaftsl,miab erll1dt miro. SsSt1
Der Sibung bes Srbir1an5fomiteg bon
%letter ISOLDE mrtrbe sic slngelegrn=
beit al Ben @allinipeftor 81. 6. Gro
foam nr0 Oen 4lenarausidub oes
|Sta0tratbes per1pielen.
~ 5ait pier5is Sabre. uSSd peroe
1iebt alt" idreibt @err Seinrid} bon
2inOer111 Wrl,1ling, Nebr., vuro bin
jebt foit bier3ig Sabre Ngent fir Sor=
1li'S Mpenfrauter 9epelen. SSeoer in
gruning unb l%ln1geeenb fennt Ior=
ni's Mlpenfral1ter l1ro 1peiB, mas fit
eine quite Meoi5il1 es lit. gs lpiare
mir nidt moglid alle jene auf5u34b=
len, beren oltrd) Sen @ebrml1 Ser
ielben gebolfell apl1roe."
Nelde @enl1gtbnrn1g lit es BOD
fir Mgc1t n1o Jabrifant, gu tpi1len,
baB Das Sei(mittel, peld)es Tie Sen
Sellten allblete11, belttmmte 8or5iige
entbalt, Die bon Den 2euten ge1piir-
bigt meroen. Gin 9iidlcin NIT ser
intereiial1tcn lll1o beititigtcn @eldi6-
te Der Gt,toeful1g oieler beriibnlten
arallterm1eoi5in Dor iibcr bulloert
Sa9ren, miro Irei a1 jcoe sl6reiIe per-
iallot. Nan i1reibe on: Or. 9eter
6abr1ep & Sons So, 1876 go.
9opne Mpe., elicago, SSa. Gln3.)
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-08-18
@eriidernnes= Msenti,r gee5rt.

9cn 9%aoenporter Offices ser Sea-
tional 2e6ensberliderllngs : @eienA
ldoft nit @elreralagel1t ". S S. JJaiirr=
Der oil Ser Spise lit Sic '@6re 5lige=
fale11, bon alien Mge11tllren Ser Sc
lcQidaft Ben 9r0Btell @eriidernngs=
betrag fir Noli5en III ser @eleMdoft
ausgel9rieben 81 baben. 9Hs Breiis
1ierfiir miro SEER 5dr6er cine @e=
lelldoft allf Soften Ser 9ebensbcr=
iiderltngsgeiellidaft nod Californian
filbren. Sn ser Neilegelellldaft iper-
ben iid) allBer @errlt SarbGr befin=
Den: 6ralt 81. S. 6dirber nn6 So6ter
DOROTHY, 6arrp IS. 6drberd 6r1l-
lem @ret6en Sdram, aai1ireril1 fir
Die @eiellidaft, &err ur10 5ralt S. g.
Nllrmeiiter un0 Iod)ter @erniee nn6
ii. g. 9otpes bon Clinton. )
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-08-18
Sod SsIan6 9lrienaI @plf @lnb.

Nl1f Sen pradtpollen Golf 9infs
6es 9fod Sslan6 Mrlel1al @olf Glubs
gelungten Dorgeltern ll10 gelter1 Die
Gnalifi5irllngssN lrnoen 5l1n Nls-
trag. 9as grgebniB lpar 6olgcllbes:
Meifer 6aftsflaie.
Sobn 9. gaop eege1 @a1ter 6.
Wueaer;
81. Mitdeu geaen 6. e. @anlien;
8. s. 8apis, ir., gegen 8. art;
2arne0 IQen gegen u.s.. Erice;;
8. Mitdeu 9cge1 6. 6. S6mi0t;
8eder 5reld gegen Colonel Geo.
rs. g11rr;
90. 3. gelie it. gegelt Or. %. S.
Mlen;
IS. 6. mlleuer eegen George sc.
Neef;
&loiic uM".
Sobn BON 4atten gegen Ssmal6
Sdmi6t;
%. 6. @6anlberg gegen So. @enig-
baum;
@idter Matbaniel 6rend gegen
Sranf g. Mqen;
@enrp 2iider gegen Dr. 2ouis
Sitrom;
Major Sing gegen 9. s. Meef;
6. s. Solbroof gegen 8. M
Grant;
Charles s. @finner eeeen Or. S.
vs.. 8ape;
Charles @oienfiel0 geeen Naulr
MobbeDig.
@Iaiie o9".
IS. S. @urmeilter gegen St. s.
Canaan;
S. S. gabre gegen Colonel mor:
ton;
g.. IS. Mifm gegen @1n. 6. Start
Garl e. Sdlesel gegen s.. Sober
biQ;
S. 81. Glider eegen 6. IS. COOPER
st. st. gngelbart gesen Or. g, 8
Glitter;
S. %. @obnien eeeen @orre'
Skinner;
81. IS. Sea geqen 81. S. @cbiter;
Sic 5piele hperoen Deute nto al
ben ~foleenoen Gagen bieier @od
~fortgeIebt.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-08-18
3nr lcttcn Mnbc.

Inter 5ablreider 8etbeiligrn1g bat
geltern 9eadntittag I'M 51pei l1br sic
8eer0isl1rlg bon @errn 6rib Sdroe.
Der bonn Irauerbauie, SEQ. 1880
Buckingham @oa6, l,1ter Sen Ml1lpi.
5ien Scr Broueret : Mrbeiter : Union
$50. SO bon Dapenport al1f Bent 6air.
mount Srie6bof ltattaefln10en. @err
Soba11nes &roeger leitete Sen 3rau.
erOienlt i'm Sallle unb am @rabe,
Surgtragcr marel1 sic @erren Sen,
IN 8ogel, 8ert 9abler, 9(nbD Self ion.
George 4noeri EN-, Safe Jran3en6urq
al1lb 9arrD Tenbt.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-08-18
Scner,uelr : @tatipu.

@eriicselte Mnsebote iperoen entse<
9engenommen fir Bic @~rrfbtung zines
s,uetitDdtsen 8afitcin Seneriuebr=@ez
banhes, lpeldes erri6tet iperben fblr In
$50. 316 0ltl. 2ocuit StraBe, StaSt
9abenport, Staat Soma.
Ile Gngebote mii1len begIeitet fem
bon einem be9laubisten gbed fir Elm
bnnbert 9oaars (%$100.OO). 8abIbar
all ben stabt S9abmeilter bon 9n=
benport.
Afgebote miiiien in Sen 5ar,ben bes
IrHiteften an ober Dor bem %. Muguit
1915, @ormittags Inn 11gl1br, 1ei1.
Sic Gtabt bebdlt iib bqs. Ge1t Dor.
1rseno ems eber ale Mngaben tab5us
5lebnen. .-
'eingeIeben perben in Ser Office bes
Mrditeften g. 90. @artlibe, ST., 500
Zane @eballbe, gu irgen0 elmer 3eit
nod bem II. Muguit 1915.
auf Anor0n1mg ,bes Sel1er : Conn
mittees.
50 m. $. goid, gorliber.
S. 90. 8aterman.
% M. g met.
(an5ei9e.) 1.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-08-18

Der Mame gbbo III bas iS<
ldnbiT9e Wort fir l1rgrpbmutter
unb Bic unter bieIem Namen bes
tannte, aus benz 8. 6is ~. Sabrz
bunbert itammenbe 2i%eDeri ammlung
bebunbeH germaniI6e SITTER unb
9elbeniaaen. - 4s
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-08-18
eieoer:g pom
,@prmdrt,
SIT .a d. 81
noettcn Bargains TT STAB
gtgemtbu1u.

Wir baben md iuill,lcr ucridieSe1
Mog1!1a1ller sllm ltmtanib 5u fed
11tebrigen Erciicn.
9 S1lnncr mpberlles fals, nebeS
oeln Ge11tral : Tarf, $4,000. geebmeH
ils1l!ere @rimSitiiefe oeer 8auplaibe ali
Sbcil5ablilug. I
Gin s 33imnler mobernes Saus ii
WNoltrle in 1nllib. gisentgiimer ipolES
Ley. Len nod 9abcllport 5iebel. 8reiH
II gcfer Gentle ! Iorm uatS
Hpd Sslalbs Elm altsocaeidnetds
uSnap" 100000. @ls GbeilaahInns
mtfo Gin hsil1es @pbnbaus III 8etrads
gc5rgcn.
8ir baben aallfcr fir e%ritflal5iql
9selnnnasarnnbitiife, 100000 bi'
$15.COO.OO.
Sic Gafen bicleidt bas Wrnnb1tiid
nos mir acrabe baDrn ipplen., 2aHe|
Sic cs altf l%llicrc Site tblln.
Gtablirt IN 1864.
John ochs Sons Comp!
l26 Wiain Ctr. Hbone 9ab. 37a
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-08-18
@etterberidt.

Ma5bington, is. M11g.
Sir Suinois: Grille int Noroen, See
GET im Siloel1 u1ro fiibler;; Megen
ont 9onnerstag.
SIR Solpa: @egen Mittpod lulo
@onnerstag; Norooitmino urr
fiibler.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-08-18
Mfu !. 4. ~s'ln5eise,
Spocs=Mn3etae.

as-rHe. So - ZTrNAtH1N. AagLTg2 Yl
iSrelarpen2 ltn6 @cfannten biern
ate trallrige HudriGt, baB unIer Ii
Der Srcunb unb &amcrab,
Mettner, Saald
am gonntags Sen Is. Mllgltlf, g6en
I'M 6:46 llbrr I'M Septt County Sub
9'olpttal nod Tangent, ibipfren Qcib
M Mltcr bpn IS Sa6rcn, B Mpnat
llno 2 gdacn 1nnft cnt1blaicn lit.
8as Qci6rnbeganoniB &finbct d
Wltttippd, Ben is. slltguit, Madm
toes I'M 2 l1br, pom !6allebes Ser
Sobn goens bon SO, 1920 turbeba
3straBe aus nod bem$ Sairmull
6rieobofe per alltomo6h itatt.
lin titles gei(eib bitten
scinc Srcnn,oc nnn &riees=
@N.1S. famerabclt.,
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-08-18

- &aben sic fdm Drb Miliion
Bier probirt2 @lei6 nit benz beiten
imporrr1en 8ier unb e%mpfpblen bon
ben 9ottoren. Rod SsIanb Bretping
80. NNn3.)
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-08-18
Gcttfeoer1,

ip%eroenbnrd 9ar,pf sut nnb bilis eel
ret11tgt. ~ 8ettiiber5iige ,uerbcm aetua|
1d)e't ltllb scnaDt, lcipic Matrateu au|
allsgcGricrt
Sa''s @aa'er, 1118 ipe1tl. s. Ctr,
- 9abenport. Soma.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-08-18
9catid Mmcrifmniider Gcutral-@e
Gin pum 9auenpprt: 1ub
Suit GDiuntn.

Sim ndddten som,tag, sen 81
Nltgult, finoet I'M 5dulgebduoe d
Der @elterll Mpell,a Bic regelmdBiI
bierteliaGrlide @Wiam1ll1ng lta|
Der alle 9elcaatcl lbailpoblen ioiteI
3tped: @~rpa6llllle Scr Dalegaten !
Der ON s. ltllo 6. sepfember lit 81
ea9o ltattiilloelloen grobcu Srieoe1l|
geria1mllllng.
Z, Mlfrros& Miller, 9ralioent.
Or. 3. &aScngamien, gefretd
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-08-18
Gio Wom 7glnrf S;,noan J,

Die Seem 7Dorf naimes" nennt
9eutidlan6 Sen Mdilber geIgiens,
,0en &enfer uniduloigef ;3ipiliIten,
Sen @eradter ser Meni9lidfeif fs,tto
ia oiirfte es an Ser 3eit iein, aDieocr
einmal 6aran 81 eri11nern, 0aB Ser
Serausgeber Ser nSimes" S6s
beiBt nno in 8eutidlon6 ge6orer1
pur0e. Mait iolden Subicften mil
len mir Mmerifaner i0eutlder@erfunft
ms bier berrmidylogen!
- b'Nmun5io bombaroirt Grief
-. init @e0idten. l1no DaS nennt
er: 5ibili1irte STRENGTHENING?
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-08-18
QofaIu Be4terbuiM.
0nhenhnrt. IL. 9

W0DenpOff, IL. Mllg.
9urdlhnitts ~8arometerltano 3O.19
3nrdyldnitts : Senperatur . &c
Sod0tc Gemperatur beute 6S
Nieoriglte Semperatur leste gSa6t ga
geormale 3emperatur fir 33
SSabre 70
asr ddt 8sudtistsit ser
2uft So
Nicoerl6fag in "a Stltn6en OPS
Gorberri dell0e @inoribtlng %.
@~salierltan0 INN z ll6r Mprgel1s rs
8. N. Sberier,
DffS @eHerbeodter,
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-08-18

Gin gemilier Sing mel6ete gesl
tern. stbeno Ser Noliaei oaB eini
Shleiboieb lein ghlaf3immer be-
ttretelt uno ul1S einem Yaar Beinflei=
bern, sic am 8ettpfolten bi,1gcn,
1920 geltoblen Ibatte. Sing iuobrt
in 0em @aule SEQ. 1927 @eit 2. Str.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-08-18

~ Die oroBe 5o1tare at ser
Jront inno @arriion StroBe nl1r0e
geltern 6tr6 eiren lmporlihtigen
Jltbrman1r beibaoi9t. Gin idnperer
8agen ltieB an Sic @de l1l6 bdda=
ioigte bic @alIerrobren.
- 6ral1 8. @oan1er BON SEQ. 1874
9idcrelt Mpenl1e uu10 Sobl1 Mrtbi,r
febrte't geIter1 M6en0 aus Gbicago
3nriid. Sic mobnten ONT 5onlltag
Der 8eriommluna. ser limited Sriib
Societies in Chicago bei, bei melder
@elegenbeit @err @enrp 8ollmcr eli
iller ser 9altptre6ncr NOR.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-11-09
WHOSE HEAD?

A teacher was giving lesson on
the circulation of the blood. Trying
to make the matter clearer he said:
"Now, boys, if l stood on my head
and the blood, as you know, would
run into it and 1 should turn red in
the face"
Eyes, sir" said the boys.
Now" continued the teacher,
what l want to know is this: How
is it that while 1 am standing upright
in the ordinary position the blood
does not rush into my feet?''
And a little fellow shouted: why,
sir, because yer feet amt empty"
Herald of Osteopathy.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-11-09
THE LAST STRAW

Father-Mabel, you might give
that young man who comes to see
you in the evening a message.
Mabel (blushing)-Yes, father.
Father-Ten him that we've got no
objection to him running up the gas
bills, but we'd rather he didn't carry
away the morning paper when he
leaves. H.. -.-.;-. = ...---, -
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-11-09
ENOUGH

A man was walking along the
street and saw a house on fire. He
rushed across the way and rang the
bell After some time a lady, who
proved to be slightly deaf, appeared.
at the door.
Madam, your house is on fire."
What did you say?"
The man began dancing up and
down. He pointed above. 81 said
your house is afire. Flames bursting
out! No time to lose"
What did you say?"
House afire! Quick"
The lady smiled. ''Is that ALP" she
said sweetly. 49,
; Well" replied the man hopelessly,
chats all can think of just now"
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-11-09
TopAYs' RELLRINGER

= The late Jacob Riis, author and
student of sociology, once had some
swaifs from New York taking the air
in the country. They came upon a
man milking two cows.
Say Mister" asked one of the
waifs," how much does it cost to
keep them cows supplied with chew
ing gum"
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-11-09
WHERE THEY DISAGREED

WHERE THEY DISAGREED
A newspaper man was on the wit
ness stand and the attorney was try
:, ing to find out something about him.
Where did you work last?" he
asked.
I ION the Milwaukee Sentinel"
why did you leaye?"
"The editor and l disagreed on
, national political question"
Where did you work next?"
! "On the New Orleans Item"
/. why did you leaVe?"
"The editor and disagreed on a
/ national political question"
This was the reply in each instance
/ and the Judge took a hand. What
was this national political question"
he asked, upon which you never
could agree with your chiefs?"
Prohibition. Ladies Home
Journal.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-11-09

''Mose, hear that your son Pete
is good for nothing darkey?"
"Yassah. Deed he is. Dat boy try
in ter make two wild oats grow whar
one grew befo'!'
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-02
CHESTER FIRKINS, POET, DEAD.
Brilliant Young Verse writer -
Victim Of Heart Disease.

Chester Ffrkins. onc OF the best known
OF the Young verse writers IN this
country. died OF heart disease Yesterday
At the Ho'el Van Rensselaer,.
II East Eleventh street.
Mr.. Ftrkins was about 23 years old,
and was born I'm Minneapolis. He left
tho University OF Minnesota about th'r-
teen years ago 90 enter newspaper worN
on the Minneapolis Times. About 4
year later he became a member Of the
STAN OF the Ohio state Journal " Co
lu'nbus and then went 20 the Cincinnati.
COM ercin. Tribune.
IL was while connected with the
Tribune that he brsnChsd out ~ a Ners
writer of countrywide reputation som"
OF the magazines TO which he contrib
utsd were NurS"v's. ScrrbnSTS, Century,
Atlortio Monthly, Pack and Judye.
About ten years ago he became tee
graph editor ~ the Chicago Eru,rtnSF
r. this time he had achieved 4 reputs-
ton because OF his writings. comins
to New York he Joined the STAFF of the
Now York Arertcou. with tho sNcsp.
ton OF a period OF six months, during
which time he worked on the New Nork
Kordid. MIR. Firk!ns had since been cor
nerted with the American.
Mr.. Firkins's mother. Mrs Ira Firkiur,
II on her way from Minneapolis to take
charge OF her sons body NJ. Ftrkjns
one ro:he IL pros. oscar Firkins OF tho
University Of Minnesota, himself a writer
Of note HE SISTER. Miss France
Firkins. is librarian OF the university.
Pending the arrival of Mrs Flrkins
no funeral arrangements nave he"H
made
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-02
TO ENCOURAGE GARDENING.
Mrs. Harde Gives Talk for Bcncat
Of Child welfare League.

At The home OF Mrs. walston Hi
Brown. III East, T~wenty-first street, ~as
held yesterday afternoon the Arst OF q
series OF "Fou Intimate Talks ON Sue
cessful Gardening by Mrs. Herbert
Harde, Several prominent vomen Of
society are among the subscribers for
this course of lectures. the proceeds Of
which will he devoted to the Child Wei.
fare League.
1t Is the object % those Interested IN
the movement OF encouraging gardeIbnc
among school children 10 make II a
nationwide movement some Of those
present were Mrs. Andrew Carnegie,
Mrs. William JAY SchieHelin. Mrs. John
II. Hammond, Mrs. II. VI. F1agftr, Mrs
7. Brewster Macdonald, Mrs. Albert II
Boardman. Mrs. Elgin Il l.. Gould. Mrs,
Gren,ille Kane, Mrs. Charles Easton.
Mrs. G. Chauncey Gilman, Mrs William
n Shsilor, Mrs. Robert q 1ngcrsoll
and Mrs. George T.. Wheelock.
The next meeting will he held on
Monday at the School for Applied De.
sign. Lexington avenue and Thirtieth
street.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-02
CHILDREN'S HOSPITAL
TURNED OVER TO CITY
situated on the Ocean Front at
ROckaway and viii Accom-
mOdatc 1000 Patients.

Cornelius y Bliss, II president OF
the New York Association for Improving
the Condition OF the Poor. turned over
10 the city Yesterday Il hospital costing
upward OF S.50,oO0 ready to car. tor
1873 children afflicted with non-pul-
monarv tuberculosis. completely equipped
and ready for immediate occupancy.
the hospital. part OF an entire plant to
consist eventually OF u four story
structure and eight %pavilions. with an
est mated capacity of 1000 beds, IL at
Rockaway on what is known as Tela-
vant Park, ocean front property pur-
chased by the city In 1913 for the
reception Of the associations gift.
The part presented To the city yester-
DAY consists OF two pavilons, that
part Of the main hospital structure q II
meeting them ana a power plant so
equipped that the city can operate II
for 1875 patents until the rest of the
plans are finished
The main hospital building, -four
stories high with an attic for ISOLATION
purposes. provides facilities for dining
class and play rooms for patients, alsu
administrative rooms. reception room,
pharmacy. observation ward and man
ual training room. operating, dental.
plastic and chemical laboratory rooms
fsE4iA II = a. AbAAi VI F-''f w.
raised among ass contributors was Sc
cured for the present hospital unit BY
a country wide campa gu in wh'cn the
picture Of Smiling Joe straPped 20 a
Bradford frame played the leading
part. The fund has be.n held In trust
since 1907 waiting for tho city TO ac-
copt the associations one provided
nat New York city would secure an
ocean front site and assume ownership
conduct and ma 'Htcnanco Of the hos
ptal. In 1913 this was done.
The association s,nc" 1904 has oper-
ated tho Sea Breeze Hospital at Coney
Island, wicre many cures ard improve
ments were effected despite thu
crowded accommodations The expert
mental hospital there Will now he dis
continued and the forty-two patients
moved to the new hospital, Texas
recently adopted a Sea Breeze hospital
like the one at Coney Island