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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-08-13
Mnnoidan,
(Gortiebung bon Seite s.

sa15lih m%abbdngig bon italieni=
idem Irllf crfolgen. @eraoe 10 mie
@or5 militarilh fir Die Selterreider
beoeutungslos tit llno fir Die Stall.
ener MIR oils n1orolil6e grmrnterl1ra
Der Gamorriitcn @ertb bat, mare
alld) nit Ser Greisgabe ocs Slor5o=
nbidnitts Gplmein : @or5 ni1t Ser
minoelte militariide Nadtbeil Der
bunoen. @an5 inn @egel1tbeil fil1oen
iid, mabrenb Ser Slub ielblt, peln
allh tief eingeidnitter, 1aur BON Der
baltniBmabig uterbebliden Soben
bealeitet miro, fiinf bis 5ebr Meilen
Dltlid bon linn aniebnlide gr6ebl1n=
gen, Die bon ser porlorgliden otter
reldilden 1ii6rnltg ldnglt 5u forn1i=
oablell stellllngcn mtsgebaltt noroen
Iin6. Stcigt Ser Monte San N5idele
als bodlter i@ipfel bes 9pberoopla=
teaus mir 275 Meter, 10 licgt 5ipolf
ailor1eter oltlid) bon i6n1 Scr Ger
lteli NIT GA Mctern.
Norolih Ser @ippad), ser oas
Elatealt BON @Dr5 trclnt, beginner
Die Sipn5oberge 5u groBerer @obc 51
madlcl1, geben abcr iclten iiber 600
Meter billnus. Slt rorblider Sort
lesnng bonn Geritelj aber fiMoe1 mir
Den CABIN nit 1908, SEN Mrcopef
nit 140S 1tno ben @nliaf nit 1896,
Ben Gcrbopec nit 1919 ul1b Sen Self
@rb init 1912 Meterl. Gs lit onrtb=
ans mo9lih, baB sic Sclterrciher
id)on Dos peltlid 5l1m %sioll5o abfal=
lelbe Gprgelanoe oieier @o6ellfette
ltarf befeltigt babel1, altf jeoel1 IaQ
abcr miro Gabprna lcine m%eteorplogi=
1den &eltnt1iIie mabreno Der bis gum
Srieoen 51 ermartenben mfreimilli=
gen Mllbe I'M Gernppaner @alo
altBcrprbentlid1 bereidern fonncn.
Sir Die ben Stalienerl1 aufgenntbigte
lange Gntbaltiamfeit an S%iegcslor=
beer u1ro abnlidem Hubmcsgcmiiic
ridden lie iidl iest auf lire Mrt, inbem
iie aus Den @efansenen5iffern einen
Sedpfennig meroen lalien. 3ebnta1=
ieab @efangene mabrenb Ser geiamm.
ten aampfe lett 5pnntag eibt Gaoor-
no on, 5molf- ullo fiinf5ebntoulenf
perben Oaraus bei Sen 3eitungsfpr.
reippnoentell je na6 ibrer mehr obel
menigcr blutbiirltigen @emiitbsper.
fa1ilnig, nj Der 2onooner Npotbeft
aber berI6rcibt mon Sen omSdmnn}
bes Sptimismnts leioerlben aQiirter
&olfern cine GoBfur unb ldreib:
Dnlloerttanienb. % Sen 10000, otter
reihiifen @efm1genen mebr als 1000
aefaugene Staliener entgegen geiet
merben fonner, biirftn bie Sieges
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-08-13
tlln,s lltto nidt amerifaniiden. 6abri-

tll1ts INTO ll1d)t aH1ertta1ttld)ens Tabrl-
|fats.
Ser iltnge @oniuI tpuroe nab5iio-
Mmerifa periebt llno trat balls nit
neuelr gntbiialmgen berpor: bieNfiB.
banolung Der inoiantiden Mrbeiter-
Der Y1.tumapo ; 5fan6al. Ser fanb
lit England meniger 8eifaa, benn
oiesmal NOR Ser Gpronn, Ser Ml1g.
bellter, ser Sflabentreiber, ser Ser
BREEDER gnglan6.
Gen @nglanoern iinb 8rellel ttllr
|@reuel, 8erbreden MIR 8erbred)en,
lpenn lie an6ere periiben - elm gng-
lanber fnnr fem l1nredt tb1n. Ser
grfolg Der gntbiilungen lit Berl1
mar elm ooppelter: Sic @reuel MUIR
ben (menigitens 5eitmeile) abgeItellt
$500. ut6 gfoger gaiement m,1Bte
Die &oniulatslaufbabn aufgeben. Gin
&onlul, oer iei1tem eigenen 2aroe
lnangenebme @abrbeite1 niht llr=
teroriiden mollte - Elm 6erartiger
aoniul lit m~enigiters in England utt-
moalid.
Sir @oger tpiomete iid ansidlieB.
lif Der iriiden Sade. Ser Weltfrieg
|l6ien ibm cine giinltige @elegenbeit,
aus @ngla1bs Scott fir Srlano Brot
5ll %gelpitnen. Ct faimpfte offen fir
iein 8aterlanb nnb barllm i6idte
gnglano burd ieinen @elanoten ge=
beime MorDer aus.
Sir Moger @aiement lit fir iein
Baterlanb geltorben, mie Nobert gm-
met fir Srlano %geitorben ilt.x limo
|gnglaao miro bieles traurigen Sic
ses iiber ben 8atrioten nidt frob
ner6en.
Sin &aher miro erlteben $50.
giner? &unoerte ntb gauienoe ~
@ebe bem YSieger!"
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-08-13
Elm 1ieblIng der feinfbmseRer.

Il sta# 80 @ asFfa LME tt tfs7
Ser Salat, Der sera6e our @pm.
n1er5eit aif Der @peileiorte cine MIDI
tise RoIIe fpielt, lit BON oltersber b,r
2ieblins Der SENT aneder semefen.
bic i'm in aablloIen 2%obreoen feier=
ten. Saben ood i1pn Die alien pbi-
lologen aus elmer STEELE bes 2ueian
ben @9lab ge5ogen, baB bic @Dttes
Grie@enlanbs auBer ibrem Nettar
unb Mmbroiia nod 5alot senpTer,, ia
oaB 9ebe BARN germ oes gluten gu
biel tat; bei plautus red)net Elm
aenner bas ,&raut nit Gilig unb
Sal5"" 81 ben rtDnisliben Speiien",
ipabrenb Der p6ilofopb M~riltorenos
BON @prene alltagltb Der Mutter Gr<
be fur Sen ,griinen Ruden" bantte,
ben lie ibm III tbrer Site als GDfz
ften @enub fpe.lbet. Sn Der 3cz
moi lance fanb Der Dibtel Msol3o feir
men tpiirbiseren Stoff fiir Elm epifdes
Gebi9t als ben @alat, ols beieri grs
timber er Moa,n I'M Yaraoieie prc,1t
unb bon Dem er Iogt. gorbeeren, Mprz
ten unb ale nnberen yefeicrten ,Ye<
mile" miBten loren Nu6m' an oen
Salat bingeben, ret mebr Slid u,1b
Treuoe bereite, als lie ale. gon5
b%efonoere ardfic freaid tpies Der
ipridn6rtlib JetDoroene .@alat BEG
papltes 5iItus w" auf, ben bie|er
einem ar,1en Jreuno als 9eilmittel
1anbte unb Der auf icinem 8ooen etz
ne nit 3e&inen seipidte 8Drie ent=
bielt.
Mud fpdter ertlingt Dos preisIieb
bes Salates. 9a finbet ein pbilo=
J iopb in bep aDltlidfeit oieier @pei=
ft ben belten 9epeis fir Die Npt:z
penbigfeit bes oegetarif@en 2ebens
unb GouiIeau, Ser oen Salat nur
BON Den 3artcn .9dnoen zines Mab<
4ens 5piiden Is ano 20 Sabren
bereitet niiIen nolltc, iieDt in feiner
Wertilgung elm 9auptmittel gegeu
8rau1amfeit NIB 8lutgier. .Mas
sibt es aDitli6eres als einen grinen,
frif8en uno idmadbaftsn Salot",
ruff Don Quirote aus, als i'm Ger
pantes 10 ipctic 8emerfu11gen ibcr Die
Rurft Der Slide MAIDEN ldBt. sSn
Srantrei9, bent flaiIifAen 9anbe oe5
@alats, I'D es beiBt, bob elm gutter
5ranaoie nur 3tpet Speiien n0tis ba>
SC, @uppe unb Salat, b1ben ii9 groz
&c @eleDrte iber bic Belle 3ubereiz
lung bieies Acknowledgements Den
aopf 3erbro6el, unb es lam gu etneln
eolen Mettltreit apif9cn ben bcioen
lerlbmten Gbemitern Tourcrop unb
g9aptal, tper oas beRe @e3ept ansdz
Re. gbaptal iiestc.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-08-13
5llma6s auf Soften ibrer 5ei1loe be-
iptl(iaen fam.

5r1mads auf Soften ibrer 5eiroe be
milligen fa1n.
Gin meientlid anoeres @erbaltniB
|beltebt aber 5miiden Ben Central
madten ltno &l1manien. Die Central
mad1te meroen inn Safe zines Sieges
feline ginpenoungen geget cine Ser
eroBerltng Ml1mdniens auf Soften
|Serbiens ooer Hl1BlanOs erbeben,
ionoern oies iogar begiinitigen, arl6
luel1n &umanien an ieiner Nelltrali=
tot feltbalt nnb nidt aftip in Sen
arieg ST @ltnlten Der Ge1tralmadte
eingreift.
Iieie Iebte gpentl1alitdt lit mo-
tiirli6 fir Nltlnanien am pprtbeil=
bafteIten. IS befil16et lih in o%erlelben
Sage mie stolien Dor Dem &riege unb
fam iein @ebiet betradtlid pergro=
Ber1, obne irgeno melhe Spfer bafiir
ol1 bringer. Die. gentralmddte be-
|iteben uidt, nie oiegnte11te, altf elmer
aftipen gbeilnabme Gllmatiens am
|ariege, 6a lie alt6 obne 6elien @ilfs
NIT ibren @egl1ern fertig aperoen font
11eng 1agegen iett bic gntente, ipie
lie es jebt IN @riedenlan0 tbut, al
les in 9epegllng, Inn Nllnqnien
0llr6 8erlpredltlrgen nl1o mer1n no-
tbig, al16 our6 @elpalt, auf lire
seite 81 5ieben.
Gin entideioenoer 5ieg @uBlanos
olf Dem iiiboitliden &riegsldauplaee
'milroe nun obne 5rage cine Hrellion
allf Gllmaltien our Iolge gebabt ba=
ben, Der iid bieies 1tur nit Miibe bat=
tie ent5leben fo11ne1t. 0ieier Sieg lit
il1oelien nidt erfolgt ur1b &umanien
miro nad mie Dor an ieiner Nertra.
lltat feltbalten. gs miro aus 0erielben
nlr Damn beraustreten, pent Die 2a-
sc lid 10 geltalten Iolte, oaB einSieg
Der alliirten ul13meifelbaft lit, uuo
oamit bat es nod quite 8ege.
Sinoen6urg's @egen Sffenlipe,
Die ia mobl ni1t mebr la1ge ol1f lid)
marten lailen miro, miro Sen g}uma-
men flor MAIDEN, oaB &uBlano nun
n1o nirln1er liegrei6 lein fam, nt1b
DOB ibre 3ufunft mir bur1 Die Gel1-
tralma6te iider geltelt peroen fam.
@pn Mierifo nid}ts Ncnes. -. Die
amerifaniidy : merifaniidc aommii-
finn miro bcmnadyt IN Siknng trctcn.
Nh ftp rftnns fcr+in hri,ancr, miss
ltett altf einem anberen 8latt.
Groltoent Bilion bat nun ond)
0rei aommiliare 5t Ser irlternotiona=
len &olnmillion ernannt, mel6e bic
shlidtung Der Streitfragen 5miiden
ben Ser. Staate1 unb Merifo in Die
9arb nebmen lol, Sen SefretGr oes
SSnlleren, Zane; Ben Hidter besSber=
bumoesgeridts, 9ranbeis, nno -?
Sic &ommiiiion iol ipfprt in 81
bung treten, iobalo Die megifanijdell
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-08-13
Sn. Der @eeihlodt al

Sn Der Seei@Io6t am
Gfagerraf fiel Der 9am6urger Did
ter @ord Sod, be1en biirgsrIi9er
Name SONS Rinau lautete. @or9
Got itano ftit i'm 36. 2~e6ensiobre
uno bat Iid dig Berfafer plattDeutz
i4er Sec unb 5ti6ersef9i1ten ber<
borsstan. Mls @auptperte nenrlen:
mir rSdrlIenerteper unb Sunsenz
tnieper", .9em @%oOepinD, be Mbmiz
rol bon Mosfitonien" unb .alnus
@tDrtebefer". Das Grl@einen ieines
neueiten, i'm Druid beftnbliden Np<
bellenbuAes bat Gor4 Jod niht
mebr erleben biirfen. SIS mutet pie
cine leltiame 59idialstrasit an,
oab Der Di9ter, Der nit ID piel bel=
lem, urfprInsli6em 5umor unb edz
ter @emutspGrme Natur nnb Menz
laen Ser Norbfee perberrli9t bat,
leinen Sob nun eben in bieler Norbz
lee finben mubte.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-08-13
9en Manen Gaiemcnts.
Sir @ogcr, Ser Sitter obne Jurdt
lln0 SaDel.

auf ieinen Genfitein idreibe mon,
8irgils @orte:: ugroriore aliqllis to-
ltris e.. oiiibus nltor!" -. Sin Std
der moge aus meinen @ebei11en err
Iteben.
Der &ader miro eriteben nnb bie
Gade miro je0en treffen, Ser ibr per=
fallen lit - bonn Sing bis binunter
81, Sen liebeoieneriiden amerifani=
ldel1 areaturelt in @aibington, bonn
Msqmit6 bis GIT Dem peradtliden
Shilb- ullo sdleppentrager, oem
Sage, Ser oils amerifanijder 8ot=
Idafter gnglallo better bient als Dem
eigenen 2an0e.
Sir &oger Gaienrent Der Ioote
miro gnglanb gefabrlid)er lein oils
Der 2ebenoe je gene en. Msqnitb,
.@rep un0 aonlortcn batten felt Sab-
rem leinen 500 beidloiien 49,. burd
Meeu6elmoro, menn's obne IuffaQen
moglih udr -. unter Dem erborg=
ten Martel bes &ed)ts, ba ibr in
|Gbriltiania a~usgebedter Moroplan
feblgeldlagen1.
9ielergalement mar Der engIiiden
Gegierllng bon jeber 11nbeqltem; oie-
Ter Galeme1t beloB cine gigenidaft,
Die oem gnglanoer berbaBt lit: er
|%itellte Die @obrbeit iiber alles. limo
6as miro in gnglan6, menn oiele
8abrbeit gar SIT gefabrli6 lit, NIT
Dem Gobe beltraft.
gaiements gater mar Sffi5ier in
Der britii6en Mrmee; er peigerte iid
i'm Sabre 184S, gegen feline irilden
Stammessenolien gu fdmpfen uno
muBte BEN Mbldie6 nebmen.
Ser Sobn miomete ii6 Dem &on-
lularbienit l11l0 fam 1tab Dem &ongo=
itaat er entfelielte einen 5tltrnl
Der @ntriiltlntg nit ieinen @ntbiil=
lltngen Der &%on9ogreuel. Sn 8ort
unb 8ilo bradte er Die 8emeiie fir
bic ihamloien @eltialit1ten Der 8el=
gier - ua1o England famet oieie
gntbiiauneen lebr %gelegen, meil es
einen @runo iudte, Die San6 auf Den
@ongoitaat 5lt legen, I'M Natlen Der
3ipiliiation, als geihiiber Der flei'
men Wadte, als 8an,1ertrager De1
&uma1titat ... 6ieie S6lagiporte
Der Seu6elei lino nidt nelien 0a'
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-08-13

Der gefeiertfte .@olotfiintler a5er
mar Der rsrobe @aubel", Der ben
aultus bieies @eri6tes lpdbreno Der
fran50fiiden R~epolutiun nod gngz
LAMB bra9te. OILS ;blutarmer @miz
grant flii9tete e. na9 2onbpn; Der
oornebme M~riitu.rat tpnnte muir ems.
na@ Der oamalisen iranaDii@en Mo<
be ben @alat aufs id%madhafteite uuD
sierlidfte oubereitcn, Dieie Runit tes
g~eilterte bic 9riten 10, bab Tie ibt
pie Elm ,Wunber on Ilaunten. sSSm els
senen Mosen fubr or BON Diner III
Diner, erbielt fir bic 3ubereitung
elmer ein5isen portipn Salat 10
@uineen unb ipar 10 bef4ditist, bob
CT ii9 ale Nuftrdge t~penisftens cine
Mode friiber erbitten nubte unb ouf
biefe Weile gum rei9en Manne inurz
Sc. Mu9a Delltidlall0 batts bamois
etne .Salattiiniflerin" @s mar sic
I90ne Mobame Drate, bic Wtrtin
bes 9otels our Stabt Ronl, oes be-
item @alibofes III Berlin nm 1870;
5iebes 9ifdgelprdd on ilrcr pielbe-
lud)ten gais per itumrlte uro mad3te
Der 8eipunosrung ,Pln,ts, lrenn lie Die
Iiansen tpeiBen Sanbitbu1e, in benen
lic scgeTcn Bottle, dbleate un6 Bot,
man mDge lie nidj'' itaren, Bonn lollc
ocr 5olot gliiaen, bann miiIIe lie 1tb
yoll3 mscteilt ieiner 8rreitung nib ;
melt. Der 8nron Mcerit. elm Gein- |
{dmeder, benz mir cine LANCE gelebrz
te Nb6anolung iiher zen @alat pers
onnfcn, dllbcrr ii@ II. a. f%plssnberz'
maRsn: nMiit alien @e;Fle,, beH man:
baben mag, i'll man ebcnio ineni9 rpie
init a0er Meisseit allein i'm itanre,
einens suten @alat gu bereiten; es
seboren grunbcisentlmlid bier5u
pur6ouS bier Meniden: Elm @erz
i1menoer, Der oos Del ai6t uno gieBt,
elm @ci5hals fit ben Ghig. Elm Met.
Ter gum Sal5 unb Gin Narr 3unt
Btnbcn uno Msltaen cer bier Glez
mente."
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-08-13

rNekH LHHaE
II M Elm Benter unbur@
i4tig gu mabe1, geniist et1e
itarte Chung bon 8itterfala in 81
fig. Mittels 8ir1te be1trei9t man
banit bas .Teniter, ldBt trpdnen unb
firntbt Dariiber.
Menn mon als Mubepunft
nr bic Nldtteifein ftatt
beg @oites einen fauberen 3iegelz
ITEM %beripenbet, bdlt iih bic Sibe
in benz Giien peit ldnser.
gIafer unb Gla{aen, in
benen Mild entbalten mar, miKen
suerft itets talt gefpiilt tperben. Gin
Neinisen nit beibem Mafer pirbe
nas @las nplfiq maiden.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-08-13

%aommiliare bier altgelanst 1ino.
Ser Srt, no Die 5ibultgen Der @om=
MILTON itattfinoen neroen, lit nod
nidf beltimmt. ~ % Die @ommiiiion
.ettpas fertig bringensapir6? Gltien
Iaba2 @er lueiB es, lagt Der
|5panier.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-08-13
Mufrdmmun8
ppn 9apenportS.

$135 gateaport uon f@tunr3em 2cber, Gugult
alspcrfanf 500.
$1s5 9abenport r,no ar,nitubl, in Genim gez
politert. iett $98.
$7s Mabosanp gettzG ubenport bon idtpar5em
2eber. ein pradtpolles Stiid, iett $50.
.$ss 2ooie gillbion Gnbenport, NIT geppids
tapeten s%epolltert, iebr idon llnO eeipib biuig;
GIT $65.
9ics ii,b MIR einise ser Gctpinnz giinfdaufe
'nieres aael'it ausperiaufs, an Incident SIR iekt
tbeilnebn,en f0nnt.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-08-13
3M6em,G Cabinets
tabI<t ben GMett
Der Ntou5terut9 TN Mu8mtt.

Cine gnaabI oieier ipiiniteasiucrtben Gtiide
iperoen tpabreno bieles alspcrfanfs nit 9rob@
artigca @eonftionen %pfferirt. sSbr tolnt guh cine
Shee maiden bon Dem. ipas SIR iparen fonnt. I'M
Dem ES9br oieie Erciie lett. &pmn,t nno icbt gudb
Die 8ubi,ette an, INN Sen Nertb ~berlclbcn pSqig
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1916-05-09
DECISIONS
On Vital Questions Expected by Meth
Odlst General Conference
This Week.

Saratoga Springs, N. Y, May S-A
comprehensive plan, designed to pro-
vide increased sums for missionary
work in this and foreign countries, is
expected to be adopted by the Metho-
dist Episcopal General Conference, in
session here, according to many of the
delegates. Such action will result be-
cause of appeals from Bishops in for
eign lands. They have asserted that,
although conditions arising from the
European war have handicapped their
efforts, an opportunity will be present
ed at the close of the conflict for in
creased missionary work. A special
committee probably will recommend
action this week on report submitted
by the Finance Commission in which
1t was asserted that too many churches
are devoting their funds to expensive
music and costly buildings and are
negelecting the missionary field.
Decision on proposals of widespread
Importance to the church will be
reached this week as the result of re-
ports by committees to which have
been referred hundreds of memorials
from all the conferences in Mthodism
asking Legislative changes.
The question of the union of the
Methodist Churches of America will be
presented in the form of a report from
committee to which was referred a
favorable recommendation by the COM
mission on federation.
Proposed revision of the Ritual,
which is the special order of business
for tomorrow, is likely to arouse much
discussion. Attempts to secure revis-
ion in 1908 and 1912 were unsuccessful.
The importance of the amusement
question" is indicated by the submits
sion of nearly 40 memorials from con-
ferences which have varying views as
to the prohibition against card playing.
and theater going. The ques-
ton will be discussed laer in the ses-
sion.
Services in memory of Bishops, Off
GERS of the church. and delegates who
have died since their election to the
General Conference, were held today.
Bishop Earl Cranston, of Washington.
d. c.. presided.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1916-05-09
PRIVACY AS A RIGHT.
PHILADELPHIA Bulletin }

New York courts are likely soon to
be called on to determine to what
extent a man may call upon the law
for the protection of what ordinarily
are recognized as the rights of privacy
A mans home is his castle, and none
may force entrance there without spe-
cihc process and warrant of law. The
question arises whether another man,
with impunity, may tap his telephone
wire and listen to all the conversation
that goes on within his home with par
ties elsewhere, or may by stealth es-
tablish detectophone or like contriv-
ance and secure like record of con-
versation.
One can appreciate the fact that
such spying is a necessary means of
hunting down crimes and criminals,
and that it is essential that the police
shall have free hand for the task that
is assigned them, but it is equally OBJ
vious that If it is to be the recognized
privilege of every detective agency"
or individual sleuth--or even OF the
police without the formality of a spe-
cial warrant-to tap a telephone or Sc
cretly install a detectophone, what
have been considered sacred rights of
the individual are abandoned.
The power of the state is sufficient
within the law, to invade the privacy
of the individual, but that power is
not inherent in blue informs, brass
buttons or silver badges, and it should
not be subject to abuse and needless
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1916-05-09
Burton Holmes Great Grand Picture and 1884, 100,
Marie Dora in Diplomacy za@z ESS!!lIsl!sa
GRANDMOTHER's MEDICINE

Our grandmothers were wise in the
virtues of the herbs of the field. They
used to gather and store roots and
herbs and use them TO cure the all
ments of their families-wormwo
thoroughwort, sage, rue, camomile-
the list might go on and on of the
healing plants with which they made
us familiar.
Now their granddaughter get the
extracts from just such good old roots
and herbs, from the nearest druggist,
ready prepared for use. One such
medicine, which women find best for
their own ailments, is the well-known
Lydia Il. Pinkham's Vegetable Com
pound.
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SIGNS or DANGER.
That should BE Needed by MaysyiIl,
People.


| There's serious danger in neglectins
Any weakness OF the kidneys. The
warning that Nature gives should not
be overlooked II troubled by too fire.
quent passage of the kidney secre-
tons; burning or scalding; If the Sc
cretons are highly colored and con-
tain sediment when left standing-if
you have backache, too, with frequent
headaches and dizziness, make up your
mind that your kidneys are effected
and begin using some reliable kidney
remedy. Deaths from kidney disease
base increased in the United States
alone, ~ per cent in the last 20 years
The risk is great--you cant afford to
delay. Maysville people recommend
Doan's Kidney Pills. Can you ask for
better proof of merit than the state
ment of this Maysville resident?
w. +. Lynch, 127 w. Third St,
Maysville, KY, says: MY kidneys
were weak and the passages of the
kidney secretions were scanty and
painful. Having used Doan's Kidney
Pills before, | again got a box and
they quickly restored my kidneys to
normal condition"
Price SOC, at all dealers. Don't
simply ask for a kidney remedy-get
Doan's Kidney Pills-the same that
Mr.. Lynch had Foster-Nilburn Co,
Props, Buffalo, n. Y.
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~THE THOROUGHBREDs AT THE
GEM TO-DAY

The Thoroughbred" the five act Mu-
tual master picture that was adyer-
tised to be shown last Thursday but on
account of misshipment failed to ar
rive, will be shown today.
"The Thoroughbred" is a vital drama
of indication, featuring the popular
stars William Russell and Charlotte
Burton.
In connection there will be a one rec
comedy featuring Napoleon the
Great" and sally His Mate" the mon
Keys With Human Brains.
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MEXICAN BANDITS
Make Another Raid on United States
Border and Four Americans
Are Killed.

El PasO, Tex, May S-Three Ameri-
can soldiers and a ten-year-old boy
were killed and two American citizens
were kidnapped and carried south of
the International boundary to almost
certain death in another raid of Next
can bandits that takes rank with Fran
cisco Villas famous attack on Column
bus, n. NJ.
Whether the marauders are Villa
bandits or Carranza forces is not
known.
The bandits foray, carrying them
| through the southern limits of Brew
ster county in the Big Bend District
OF Texas, and taking in three little
settlements near the border-Glenn
Springs, Boquillas and Deemers-took
place Friday night and Saturday, but
news of it did not reach here until to-
day.
Soldiers Sent TO Scene
Within an hour preparations had
been begun for adequate action. Ma
jor General Frederick Funston ordered
that in all four troops of cavalry
should proceed to the raided section to
reinforce small attachments already
on their way to the scene from Pre-
sidio, Alpine and other points.
These troops got under way tonight.
1t is said here that if the exigencies
of the case demand such action they
will cross the border in order to run
down and dispense the bandits. The
force consists of two troops of the
Eighth Cavalry from Fit. Bliss, Ell
Paso, under Major George r. Lang
horne, and two troops of the Four
teenth Cavalry at Fit. Clark, under
Colonel Frederick w. Sibley, COM
mander of the Fourteenth.
The two detachments are expected
to detrain tomorrow morning, Major
Langhorne's at Alpine and Colonel
SA'HASJ . ~ hAA hlhOhs rum lucoC
points they will march south ninety
miles to the border.
Raid Halls Conference
While military events were develop
ing with such rapidity the conference
over the cooperation of American and
Mexican soldiers in Mexico, which had
been expected to reach a elimination
today, came TO on abrupt halt.
Generals Scott and Funston met
General obregon and Juan Amador,
Mexican Subsecretary of Foreign AT
fairs, in the immigration station at the
American end Of the international
bridge shortly after IL o'clock this
morning for what had been expected to
be their final conference, It develop
ed later, however, that practically the
only matter discussed was the bandit
raid at Glenn Springs.
What was said at the meeting was
not developed. Immediately afterwardl
General Obregon and Secretary Anna
dor hurried TO Juarez, where they en-
tered General obregons private car
and began a conference which lasted
three hours.
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