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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-06-17
Masonic Meetings.
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Visitors always welcome.

STATED OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
shall Lodge No. los, A. F. e. A. NJ,
Friday, June 16, 500 p. m. Regular
business. John w. Wells, secretary, G.
o. Frazey, w. NJ.
SiGNET CHAPTER. Nc. So. r. A. NJ.
Stated convocati ton Monday evening,
June 10. Regular business p. m.
Carl Schafner, H. P; John w. Wells,
secretary.
STATED ASSEMBLY, King Solo
moa Council Ne. 20. r. & s. NJ, Mon
day, June l9. regular business. /. L.
Forces. Recorder. George Gregory, I. NJ.
STATED CONcLAVE, St. -Aldemar
Cbc2nandery No. 80, K. T. Tuesday,
June 90, p M. regular business. !. T
Forbes. eRcorder; H. c. Mueller, Com
manGer.
CENTRAL CHAPTER NO. 81, o. {.
S.-Regular Meeting Wednesday, June
"A. at s p. m, for business. Refresh
ments. Eliza S. Battin, secretary; Cora
NJ. Mcdowell W. NJ.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-06-17
SIMPLY.
burlington ,Hawkeye.l

The Washington Qowa) Democrat
says REV. Coates will make the
Fourth of July address at Libby" etc.
Now, don't say il that way; have
more respect for the profession. Too
many papers-and sometimes the
Hawk-Eye when a tired reporter is
napping-snips off the full title, which
should be 1.-The Rev. Mr. Coates" or
else the Rev. George w. JONES' or
whatever the full name may be. To
write .'Rev. Smith is too bob-tailly;
it isn't good form.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-06-17

It often happens that the man who
has the most cause to carry around a
violent case Of the big head is the last
one to show any signs of it. The
genuinely modest man who does big
things in quiet way does not have
to convert himself into billboard with
megaphone attachment. One of the
finest things that can be said about
American manhood is that the braggart
and the bob-tail flush artist so sci.
dom SIT at the head Of the board Of di.
rectors.
Time will cure the big head, but ii
is liable to get mighty leg weary be-
fore withdrawing from the case.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-06-17

ingly, in their efforts to get rid Of this
yellow pest There are some things
that the scientists have not as yet been
able TO solve, and one is, why some
kinds Of weed seem to overrun every
thing for series Of years and then
disnppear to make way for some other
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-06-17

"If you happen to be given to breath
ing maledictions on men in high office
who propose to haul down the flag in
the Philippines or elsewhere, of course
assumes the Sioux City Journal you
were enough of patriot to haul up the
flag at your home or your place of bust
ness on Flag Day.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-06-17

There is probably no truth in the
claim by certain fanatical republican
prohibition newspapers that the cleo
ton of Harding will mean the return OF
the Saloon to Iowa, but the fact re-
mains that Harding has always been
known as a man of sane views on liquor
legislation" says the Manson Demo-
crat.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-06-17
THE tzNso1 vAgLE pANpEL1oN.


Fort Dodge Is bent upon getting rid
Of the dandelion il such thing ID
possible. The Junior league Of the
women's clubs city beautiful depart :
ment had a contest, in all some $500
pounds Of dandelions were picked. One
lad had 4S0 pounds to his credit. The
experiment will be repeated next year.
1t is possible that the club Will sue
coed in wiping out the plant or at least
in making it less Of a nuisance than
it has been OF late. Again 1t is pos
sible that there may be more dande-
lions in Fort Dodge next year than
there were this year. And again there
may be season that is not favorable
and the dandefions Will almost dis-
appear. and they will be as scarce in
towns and districts where no attempt
has BEEN made 90 set iiI 81. s
in other towns. where the people nave
bent their backs and toiled unceas-
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-06-17

There is going to be a considerable
crowd of voters next fall who will have
no place TO go-no political home where
they will feel comfortable thinks the
Council Bluffs Nonpareil.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-06-17
IOWA OPINION AND NOTES.

"A lot of the fellows who are shout
ing thank God for Wilson" never
think of thanking Him for anything
else" asserts the Webster City Free
man Tribune.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-06-17
Arpument Hard to Answer.

Many . native of the Hawaiian
Islands has precarious knowledge OF
English. picked up from every source
Imaginable, ana OF which ne is inclined
to be proud. He airs II with and with
uut pF0voeatiol, and occasionally with
startling effect. az the wife Of the Wis
lting missionary discovered. She said
to the man-of-all-work: Il suppose you
have no cows in these islands" mo
GOVT How - get milk no zoe cow?"
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-06-17

Good bye to the disappointing syn
thetic strawberry of the SOUTH ex-
claims the keokuk Gate city. Now
for a joyous season of the luscious
product of Lee county, Iowa
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-07-04
Gbeimpfdl3er Yienie, Clifton
WewpOrt, 4. Snli.
Gertiggefteat
Sit oas @einItat Der fOrpsrliden lin.
tcriaduns Der seuer,uebrleutc.

Tas IeiuItat Der forperIifen lin.
teriudirng Der NitaIieoer Der itaoti.
ihell Belierpebr, Die in Den lesten
WofeH BON ben gtersten Oh.
Etcpart Sagen uno Or. Sarrp Beer
toreenommen poroen mar, 1T NM.
mebr icrtiggeitellt uno Die elite pnr.
Dc geiiern pon ben heioen aer5ten benz
Sctrctar Ssobn 9ens pon Der it1oti.
iflen GipilSienitfommiiiion u~nterbrei.
tet.
~GelegcntIi6 Der Sibrng Der aciz.
miiiicn ani Witttpod, wiro oieIe 2iite
borgelcst Irerbcn uno .oann Siiritea
inogliderueiie Die Ianten Der Sencr.
.pebricitie Gefanntaegeben perDc.L,
medic Iaut oenI dr5tIiden geiino
nidt mebr taiigIih limb ml6 baber
peniionirt ipcroen ieatcn.
Observation-Disclosures Srieol6n6cr Be.
abiidtigt, mic bcreits IN oieien opal
ter berid)tet, oieie 2elite MIR nad iutb
mad, al pe~niicniren, nm bic Yeniions.
saiic nidt nit eineihmal gu febr su
beloiten.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-07-04
g6merer Zblag
Stnats.C bcr9erid)t erflGrt bic Gmii'
iun Der RarfbDnOs iiir unae.
ieBIidD.

guie 6lttere gntt0uihnmg lit oer
il~GGt.id,en &orfbeb0roe our1 cine
Gntf9eipung bes Sbertaats9eri4ts
5ereittt moroel, in melder DER 8e'
ridyt5bof erfldrt bat, 6aB Die fiiri.
Iite Gmtiiiion pen Eartbonos I'M Be-
trqge Don ST 100000 nngeleelid lit,
neil 3u 9unitsn bieier Bombs bel Der
Mabl nllr cine einfaAe Maioritat a6.
geaeben tporben mar, Da6reuo laut
Der Snti6eibunQ bes Sberltaats9c'
rit.s enc 3peioritteI Ntajorttat ro'
tbia serpclen mare.
&on oieler gonoal5aabe iin6 ee.
reiIs Bombs I'M 9etraae pom $780,
900 an Die Observation-Disclosures
perfuuft morbet uno es lit MN lebr
ircglif,, rb btcier Sanbel uidt lod>
riidg1ngig genlad)t wcroen muB. @on
Dem 8elo. meI6es Die aommilllon
lin Dieie 9oilbs erGaIteIl 6atte, nun.
sen bereit5 $4,000 p%ermts9abt.
@prIauIiig miro ourd oieie Git'
lfclounJ Die SEdtigtett Der Fortoc'
borhe auBerrrocntlid bcidranft mer.
Den uuo Don aQen geplcntcn GerbcI'
ierlngen nnlb ieIbitreocno 9tbitmo
1enonmien mcrben. @ie Serr grute
non Der 9orffommiiion gcItern err
flGrte, mirb Die 8onOemiiiion &c.
lcgentlid Der fommer0en WahI DER
giirseridaft nodlnaIs 3ur WltbeiB.
ung untertreitet pei0en.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-07-04
8odrubcridt Scs @einnobeitsamtS.

aaut Dem Bo9enberi8t bes Habit
i6en 9eIunobeitsamts puroen in Der
perfloFsnsnn Node ia Sale Don
anitedenben &rantbeitsn unb II 10
besfGne infoIse FOLDER &r~antbeiten ses
melbet sseen 124 grtruntun9en uno
20 Iobesfdqe in Der paraaelpode beg
porisen Sabres. 4uf Die etn5eInsn
&rantbetten pertbeilten iid Die CUR
MslDups selausten 5Gae tpie fol9t;
Sdpinbiuht SO @rtrantunseu uno
Is 5~obesfdIe; Muiern % 6Gue;
aeubtuiteu Is grtrantuugen uRo'
Elm Sobesfal; 0ipbtberitis IA W
trantunnaen unb eIn 5obesfda;
Winbpoden II Grtrantun9ep S4ar'
latfieh.r q Grtrartungen: Sldttern,
Sirnbautent5iiroung unb Bumps js
cine G~rtrantung.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-07-04
8eumatbiger 3ieb.
Sernrinda Dem Eriuafiefretar Ses
goli,cidefs .SerStlopfen.

Gin reumiitbis.r 0isb peruria8ts
seftern i'm Bureau bss poli5sidefs
Gop.lan cine sslinbe @ufresung, tpes
nigiiens Iofpeii Sobn 9prb, Der pris
paiieiretar bss YoIi3ei4efs in Be-
traht lam.
Ser 8rieitrdser bradts nGmli9 sss
fern 0prmittag elm tleinss an hen
goli3eidef abrsIiiries padet urn as
gbrb es in bic 5anb nabm, I'm es
iraft ieinss amtes gu 6ffntn, Iegte or
es prompt tpiebsr Bin, bsnn sr Der.
nabm elm f.br beuilites, Dsroddtises
5ideu unb slaubte natiirIid I'M eriien
MOmsnt. es nit elmer S0asnmai9ine
81 tbun 3u baben.
0aS pdd6n febr forgfaltis banos
babsno besa6 gpro ji9 in bas 9ursau
oes poliSeitefs, bieiem ben sgan oor'
iraaeno. Oberft Gopslan beiann i'd
jsbod hineH Qussnblid, Ionb.ru
DffHste rubis bic perbddtise Ssnbuns
unb fanb In Der llmbuIluns cine Oers
s0loete 5af9.nubr NIT einsm 3ettei.
auf pel6em bic Worte itauSsn:
s8rinsen Sic bic ubr nab 30. 1044
gapmiaer Strabe auriid, i9 babe .als
ts Giibe betommsn." Die lbr ipurbe
prompt mad benz 9etettiObauptaucrs
tier se6rad. unb bic polis.i piro
isBt ben rsdtmdbissn gisentbimsr gu
.rmittsln beriufxn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-07-04

|ienb Raietsn auf einmal aufiteisen,
bann betommt Der 3ufdauer eirt
Sbee bapof, ipie Is an ben europdis
ifen aampffronten susebt. Das
Geueriperf psrfpriHt manaerlei Ros
bitGten, bic bic ariessinbuitrie bers
porssbradt bat. Natiirlid siebt IS
aubsrbem Elm grobartises unterbals
lungs : programm. Ron5ert unb Tang
ben lanssn lisben Sag unb bis ipat
in bic Naft binsin, rene Rummern
i'm Sbcatsr, elm funtefnaselnsues Has
baret, s.Iungsne Mibipap upb elm Be-
fonberes prosramm i'm SeutI6.n
Dorf.
R9einpfGl5er feiern Stif'
tungsten.
Der Rbeinpfdl5er unterF. 9srsin
bat am 0ienitas ebenfalls geburtss
tag. ST 1T aipar nidt 70 aft ipie ba5
4boptippaterlanb fsiner Mitglieoer,
bat ss absr bsnno6 idon auf AZ
Sabre sebradt uno Der Gag Ion tn
entfpre4enbsr Metie our9 Elm Rbelns
pfdl3er 0OIfsfeit sefeiert fperoen. 2fis
JsitplaB purbs Der Clifton @arten in
Reipport beiiimmt unb Die Wasscns
Der Wonmoutb Sirabe ainie brinssn
bic Geitgdiie Bis Dor bic 5biir. Bon
Seiien bes 9ereins iino bic beitsn
9or!sbrunssn %sstroffen unb IS pirb
ben 9eiudern on nidts feblsn.
ct. Sofspbs Waifenfeft.
Sds ct. Spiepb Orphan aiplum
in gumminspiae bdlt isin Wuiienfeit
fpis iiblid am A. Sufi ab unb obne
.3tueiiel psrben piele 5auisnbe Don
Baiienireunben on ben 5sItioitdten
ibeilne6men. giirsermsiiter pudta
bat ieinen 9eiu9 auf 2 rbr RAD.
mittass anseiaet unb pirb slei9 bel
ieinem gintrsffen cine Rsbe iiber
~patriotismus" balten. 4ls Jeftleiter
ipirb Ridter WiGiam u. @eosbesan
funsiren unb ibm itsbt elm ean5ss
Seer BON @biutanten aur Seiis. Gin
arobartises 9ersniisunss sprosramm
III porbersitst unb ben geIudern piro
ole @slessnbeit eeseben, I'M ibr
Sterflein gum geitsn Der 300 Wais
fen. fpelHe bort cine 9eimaib sefuIs
ben BADEN. bei5utrassn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-07-04
Coroner unteriadt.

Coroner Or. Soertmeper bat &c.
idpIriien, cine ltnteriudaing be6iisIif,
ses IcoeS oeS oebn Sabre aIteH NJ.
bert Grote, con Wo. 2t14 @eitern
ADcniic. oisriteIien, Der gcitern i'm
itaotiiten SoipitnI itarb. Wie Sem
Gorouer pon ben Soipitolbeb1rbcil
mitgetheiIt tpnrSe, bate Der anale,
ais er Dor mebrercn Gasetl I'M &oipi-
tai cinseIiefsrt uuroe, Elm bIaueS
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-07-04

lliigc nno iein a6rper mics oil per-
idieooneft Stellcl geulein alli. Nad)
eiter %eriion fol- @rote Die YerleB-
iingen 6appngetragen babelL als er
Don elmer Gdallfel ~getroffen ipuroe,
'Ddbrenb nod ciner anoeren 8erIioll
ein g~pieIfamerao i'm perpriieelt ia.
ben ioQ.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-07-04

9. Bloom bon go. BAL Weit
SstFte Strabe melnste seitern Der
Ypli3ei, bub ibm aus ieiner Wobnung
$500 seitobIen tpurben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-07-04
Ridarb unb Carrie 9tubte, Mt.

Ridarb unb Carrie Qubte, Mt.
darlington; ana6e.
Charles unb Qgnes Cummings,
1882 purcea 4be.; 8nabe.
Wiliam unb 2onita Selmid. 546
5optins StraBe; Mdo6en.
@uitab uno Ste1a !9eutel, 2211
Clifton Noe.; Gnabe.
George uno RoIe 8oIOberg, 1858
99idaiap StraBe; anabe.
0iQium uno Clara Wolter, 4401
Saitern Ipe.; Wdb6en.
Qerop uno Snes 3at, 1869 Gala
ban Strabe; Wdo6en.
ScIepb unb Sierra 5arIunb, 900.
8eft Strabe; 4nobe.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-07-04

@usfolsuns Don $4,000 in Bombs se=
gen 9beobore glaub an. gr bebauptet.
bab Der gertluete, Der ebenfaas Na9.
lubpertpalter mar, bteie Bombs erbal.
ten, aber ni6t abgeliefert babe.
Qnf 9runb angebli4er@igent6um
i4dbisuns bat gliaabetb Sart cine
&lage iiber $500 segen bic Stabt
Cincinnati anaeItrenqt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-07-04
G5es@ rlambniki6eime.

y2sonarb 5, S9rer 10, Columbia
NDenue.
lglan6e 6, &st4um, 10, 273 @Orts
man Qoe.
(Qlbert 6. 9rsp, 81, 0uptou, ..
l5lorence 6. Smttb, q, 1900 Sarris
Jon 4pe.
JRobert Darts, 40, Sotsl Mstropols.
lYauline 2sbsr, %, 736 GREENWOOD
4penue.
JSOs 81. Jrantlin, %. 0apton, o.
lGuciqe g. 9eaDman, %, 525 Smitb
Strube.
|8iaiam 5. 9lssIon, %, ReppOrt.
tWtarp Cation SapIor, q. Wsunro
9otel.
(2igs gtb6s, 80, 1873 Carlisle IOs.
l4nna Brand, SO, besgI.
yWiriam MosItert, 80, 1898 Glm
Grape.
bertha Oo6sria, 81, AL Rodrals
4penue.
y5bomas SO. Sation, 40, 43l Mei. 8.
Strabe.
Gorrinne Q. groots, 80, 9o45 Ga
pinta 4De.
yalbert 9tibportb, %, saDOp 9Or.l.
lGbriitine u. Mesmsisr, "a, palace
9oteL.
J!9enrs asnnep, So, $40 g~lisubeib
Strabe.
9arriet 9ropn, q.
lGrant Qiebii6, 80, 1917 Gin Str.
Rs5in aOpelburg, p, 223 OosOH 81.
JalfreO J. Gobbs, 81. $40 Ribsetpap
Ipenue.
Caroline WteIiinsl4Iager, "a, -atiep.
yGbparo Reis, q, Carthage.
lAOuela GAZE, IS, ct. BERNARD.
ISoiep6 $. 6lsth, q. Carthage.
t@arris 5uqriebe, 80, 260 Sout5ern
Ipenue.
Oaoio Griffin, p, Reabiug. g..
iWtarie 9ouIscptt. 10, 2odlanb, 3.
4ttmour 8. 8riebsr, 26, SartpsQ.
lGaroIgn M. SeItemes, 25, oessl.
ybiIip 81. ebatp, %, 422 Glart Str.
! 5lorence y. 0e9orb, 10, 422 g!art
StraBe.
I4usuft 8. 9otborit, q, 3749
( Guitern gpe.
Naomi Dunn, p, Mt. Maibirstcn.
gBalter e. 8fltins, "a, auufas Sim.
Qenss 6. &sarbon, "a, 1866 4gnes
Ipenue.
j4rnolb ). @arnborff, %, Srtel
I Sbomd.
lSa3eI 9. Slpnu, is, 236 groaOipop.
! Sumes $. 9rotpn, 80, 641 Dit 6,
Strabe,
9elpbine papne, "a, SIC Weit 8. CT.
SeIIe s. Grut6er, "a, 642 u. 6. 81.
lSu1ie Sones, Is, 1927 Columbia
Mpenue.
IGbarles giblsp, %, Bellevue, an.
Dolores Siding, 10, 2343 Sbir &pe.
(Gbparb 6. Rieoingsr. 40. 425 Ulc-
I Nlpin 4pe.
autberins Differ, AZ, 1902 gapmiusr
StraBe.
! Sobn ppfpea, q, 60o3 Sierra Ctr.
2aura Carroll, Is, bessl.
9. Bloom bon go. BAL Weit
r-aAE, HIrn5a ,,pfhp4e np{fero her
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0ebmrtem.

Winiam unb !Senristte Sunbsrs
baus, $500 Saranac Str; &nabe.
SruNt uub aucp SAubert, 1912
Gutter Strabe; &nabe.
glarsnee rnb aate BALLET. Wabi.
lonpiIe; Mdbden.
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Saie'SaH.

Rsesn p~erhinoerte bas fir geItern
unseieBte Spiel 5niiden nReos" unD
.aarbindlen" in Ct. 2ouis.
H~efultat Der unberen
Spiele:
Chicago So. 0000O0O30- 3
pittsburg 100001000- 2
philadelphia 100000 1
Bolton 49,. 100000 IS
(Rsgen mahte benz Spiele Elm Gnoe).
9rcptlpn 01223G000- 8
Netp Yprt 49,. 100000000- /
0rppelIpisle fir idmmtltbe alubs
Der Rationuaisa iteben beute auf benz
prosramm.
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c1mm.rrd1rts anD ytreint
5.mer,usrf unb ionitiges W~ersnassu
iibtraa.
Sic Mbcinpfdi5cr baben Stiftunssieit
NIB ct. Soiepb fciert Waiienieit.
ben 9

lin neun llbr abenbs rrirb i'm
3ocIosif9en 0arttn bas
grobte Mnb briIanteite Seuerrperf Der.
naitalfet tperoeu. oas je oaielbit scie.
fen lDur6e. @riberbem iueroer aiiBcr.
gclrobiuide 8orbereihangcn fir hie
Heaucmlidfett Der geiud)er ~getroiien,
lnS CO nirb ibnen ieglihe @elegen.
jcit geboten perben, Die manui9ia.
h.:i gttraftionen unb S6onbeiten
bcs Gartet,s in ausenidcin gu neb.
men.
@roBnrtiec grranaemelts bat Der
getriebSleifer Tom @ooomin fir Die
5l errpartenben 2amienSen Don geiu.
fern i'm af,ibbai,ie getrofien. Gr
l2irS elm 9iner BON Der art ierpiren,
ipie iic alidbrli6 on Sieiem Gage
cine 10 gang beionoere gttraftim aus.
Hriibt batter.
Jir bi. beutissn Ronaerte bat Die
riaent Gptreseu bi. folgenbtn pros
gramme aufseftelt:
Nadmittags.
Wdri4r-Stars anb Stripes Souia
Gupertusrs-Gie Stimms bon pors
tht 4uoet
Das solbsne 3sitaltsr F. f. Barnard
potpourri--Die 3igeunerin +. galfe
Guis--prinee abor . , . Rifnsr
Gtsbsssdfiifttr, i. glon
MrHird . . Stnde
potpourri--4befe F. . +. griquet
abenbs.
Subsloubertusre . Weber
Dopn in Dirie . . 1. Wibbleton
gri. sefunsen BON SRI. Rarsaret
Quill.
4muiean Gantaiie . F.. 5erbsrt
Oupertuere- WOrsen. Nittas unb
Uenb Supp:
Dr.i Rastime pisesn.
potpourri--Sdri (. aalmann
0alopp . ponhielli
Star Spaneelo Banner.
Cir ben beutissH Wittag unb
Mbtnb fpurbtn ausstbebnt. Worbtreis
tunsen fir Diners I'm alubbouIe bes
GbtRer part s~etroffsn als 1bsif
Der grobsn a. Su!i Gtier, bic baieIbit
notifinbtn ipirb. Gd9dftsfi6rer 5.
Or. Wartin bat nifts psridumt, Urn
ben Gag 3u .insm bsniipiirbisen 5u
gsfaIten. Gr BAT nit Jabriianisn BON
6sueripsrtstDrpsrn Arrangements ses
troffen fir bic 9orfibrung Sts srohs
artisfen unb fH0nften Gsutrperfs.
bds felt Sabrsn i'm gbeifer Bari &c.
sben ipurbe. Gmittiss Raptle ipirp
elm Tp3ienss gisris Suli prosromm
5ur DurHfibruns brinssn unb dah
bds aa6arstt bat Elm patriotiThes
prpsrdmm In Worbereituns.
I'm frtien WdubspilIt iperben Stpei
nlts Ureunbt, Wibsis WiIlsr unh bic
Gauabdn Brothers, GeiansstiHHIsr
unb 1Gn3sr, auftreten. fernsr Mlpd,
robp unb fstn goat Girtus unb bic
Nabfobrsr les UaIsbons. Den Ghlub
bilben GsxiIe Dunbam, Der Bollabtns
Ginger, unb Short unb bic WilIers,
tslaRnte T1ufiier unb JonsIsure.
Sn Gonep SsIanb tdirb beIcns
bsrs auf cine pprotednH&R G4auttsIs
lung Getpi&t gelsst unb ipenn tairieiiD
Nctnbsn auf sinmal loSgtten urb tau'
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-06-29
BY SAM LLOYD

When the European nations be-
come exhausted they will have to be
satisfied with what Fate gives them.
Europe is Mother Fate's cake and
she will carve it to suit herself for
her Warlike children.
The wisest men in the world do not
know how this cake" will be cut.
They can only guess.
What kind of guesser are you?
Can you work out Fate's plan for
carving up the European cake among
the II nations now at war?
For puzzle purposes let us assume
that the big territorial cake of 169
little squares have to be divided into
II SQUARE portions, which natu-
rally must vary in size, for all the
children of Mother Fate are not go
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-06-29

ing to get the same amount when the
war is over.
|. There is only one way of cutting
the cake into exactly II squares so
each piece will contain one or more
of. the little squares. Can you mark
the dividing lines?
The answer will appear in The
Day Book tomorrow.
-O-O
HOUSEHOLD HINTLETS
If the baby swallows a button feed
it a buttonhOle Immediately.
Don't think you can make beau
tiful bread by using face powder in
stead of baking powder.
Don't let the baby crawl along win
dow lodges above the third story, as
a fall of such a distance might seri-
ously impair his health.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1916-02-10
EVERY FARM 4 FACTORY.
Bumper Crops Arc the Rrai Bui;dcrs
of tsrcnt cities.

rho opportunity of the town lies in the
country. Tho country can Lct along
without the town, but no town ever has
or ever Will be permanently prosperous
where tho land is poor. The town is built
on farm profits; ON what farmers pro-
du'e in excess Of their home needs. In
Fact, towns arc consumers. not real pro-
duocrs. Towns arc the natural evolution
ana OutgroVth of nccessitY-places TO
store and distrhUt" tho worlds surplus
products through the channels Of com
merCo. There is but one road to pcrlna-
ncut city building road leads to The
farm. Business is % sVmpath etic. SO
sensitive to crop production. that the fore
cast of poor wheat or corn crop affects
the market of the world When the har-
vcs. fields smile, towns wax fat. and fac
tories increase the nay rool Corn. wheat
and bat beef uorj and poultrv-theSe
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1916-02-10
--------------- 49, -
BRADSTREET'S VERMONT
WEEKLY TRADE REPORT

BladstrHetS burlington office report :
paper manufacturers producers of ma pie
sugar apparatus and tanncrcs are wei
supplied with business and are fully en-
pOyed. unreasonable weather has affect
I'd general retail trade in seasona0le
goods, hut the attitude of tho individual
TO buy is believed improved over what
was apparent a year ago. Among the pa
per manufacturers in this state, comment
reflected is that never has there been such
business or prices as now obtain. The
move towards an increase in demand be-
came stronger in the latter part Of No
vemDer last aud with the increase in de-
mand the limited supply of raw material,
pulp, etc, WAS felt.
The bolligercn, condition among the
foreign countries, together with excessive
nigh freight rates, has shut off one
class of pulp almost entirely, which has
resulted in an upward bound in prices,
and in turn this mas had it's effect upon
prices OF manufactured paper. 1T is pre-
dictcd the considerable advance ALREADY
felt in paper will be further increased in
the near future, All Of this applies to
general grade Of paper Manufacturers
or waved paper. indicate the demand is
Wv - l'-' ~ WI l'' i'piulil-lN as hIl'lIb
/ other lines. What 10 true = 10 chemicals
and dycstuffs among the paper manufac-
! lurers Is also true with tanncrics Labor
y well employed in this line. one firm
has inaugurated an innovation in this linz
and finds female employees are capa bic
Of producing better results than was an.
tcipatcd
| Prices of green hides arc VI. we'll al!
/ though the market shows one to two cents
! per pound below quotations OF n wear ago
| The receipts of hides from South America
! ana China have kept the market sup
piled better than was expected Retail
! demand from the West and South i'm
leather is reported as below normal Man.
| ufacturers OF sugar makers tools report
| the volume of business and the demand
| for the season IL a little better than
Usual, attributed to the Willingness Of. ami
! the better financial condition of the farm.
! er
Granite manufacturers report m IN.
| CreasinP demand.
! Reports regarding the business failures
| I'm the United States for the month OF
I January this soar show they we're % ncs
cent. less than for the same month In 1919
and that The liabilities were onc-thrd
what they were for that month. Al indi,
/ cations point To a further decline in com
| mcrcia! mortality and lessened volume