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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-27
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. TO BE
PLACED IN ST., PAUL'S CHURCH
WIS. rcdcric William scott Add. to
valuable Collection Of Stained t,Inss,
window To Her l'nrcnts

81. pauls Episcopal Church has rc-
Gently been presented with memorial
window OF exceptional worth and
beauty. Il was designed ana executed
by tho Tiffany studios Of New York.
and is constructed throughout OF Tif-
fany Favrilc glass. The window t. in
memory .: Mary Cameron Ross Huford.
Robert Quarles Stroihor ana AlEcrnon
Sidney Butord, and is presented by
Elizabeth Strothcr Scott
Thu window Viii hc placed ono day-
this week. II Will bc approximately
mentioned hy r., w Russell Rowic.
ID. d. rector of Tho church in the ser
vices next sunday morning
The title. Greet " ono another with
kiss "f charity is inscribed on tho
base OF the window. and is illustrated
in most interesting and appealing
manner by group of three figures
forming the pr"dominating feature ot
The wiudo". The center. ana perhaps
principal character. is woman who
stands with her hands resting upon the
heads 81 two little children. In Tn. act
of kissing each other. The shirt O.
The text is beautifully portrayed hy
ne expression and attitude OF the fig
urcs TIL simplicity and dcIicacy o.
inc marble and finrai background
greatly enhance The picture
IL the extreme lower section Of tho
Window !s pane bearing the inscrip-
ton:
ITO the Glory Of God
Md IS a lasting memorial OF The
Faith Hop. and Charity
ENcmui Ged ~ the life of my mother
MARY CAMERON ROSS BuFoND
Bora iSiS--i,icG 1916
And Of IN father
ROBERT QUAKLES STROTHER
Born lsii--niod 1873
And ~ my stcpfathcr
ALG ERNON SIDNEY BCFDKD
Born Is2G-Di"d 1911
Erected ny Elizabeth Strothcr Scott
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-27
Contribution 10 Chnri,1

The rimrs-pisratch receive. ycstcr
day contribution "f 81 from u. II.
TwNf"rd. Of .tccomac Va for tho
Eight Opportunities fund rcccn,lv
raised ny this paper. Tn" money was
credited 20 opportunity "" :. woman
who's" husband has tuberculosis and
who has several small children to sup.
mort
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-27
INVESTIGATION ORDERED
OF CAPTAIN MATHS DEATH
Board OF Fire Commissioners Will
Inquire Into Recent Cary
Street Accident.
CHAIRMAN JENKINS RETICENT
Probe Will BE Made to Determine
Whether There Was Negligence or
ReckleSSneSS on Part OF Other
Members Of Department..

To investigate the circu,nsi ances
surrounding the accidents which caused
the death of one fireman and the in
jury of two others while they we're
, fighting the blaze In the building on
Cary street occupied by the imperial
Coffee Company, a special meeting of
the Board Of Fire Commissioners will
he held at s o'clock o-morrow night.
The meeting was to have taken place
last night. but was postponed on ac-
count Of the absence from the city
of several commissioners.
Captain l.. g. Jenkins. chairman Of
the board, said that he not GER
tain that the meeting would he held.
and referred other inquiries To l.. :.
Jones. tho boards secretary. The lat
ter said that he had sent out notices
for "a meeting To he held on Thursday
night. when several matters of a rou-
tine nature would he disposed Of. He
could not say. however. whether there
would be an investigation.
RULE or DEPARTMENT
To MAKE inquiry
Chief W. II. Joynes said that he had
been notified that the meeting would
be held, and that the investigation
would take place at this time. 1T is
Il rule Of the department." the chief
said. ito investigate any accident which
may have resulted in the injury uf
any person or in damage TO any piece
of apparatus"
This is the first time. according to
MIR Jones. that An inquiry into the
death of fireman has been thought
necessary.
Captain W. G. Matt. of Engine Com
pany No. :. lost his life when he fell
from a ladder and fractured his skull
fircmen podol and Buck who we're
also on ladder. fell and sustained
minor injuries.
While il has been the general i'm
preston that the men fol- when they
were overcome by dense volumes of
smoke" different reports have been in
circulation as TO the cause. and some
"f these reports having come {" tho
nttcut on Of the Fire Commissioners il
~ their intcution u. make inquiry to
md out the exact circumstances sur
rounding tn" accidents.
Eyc-witncsscs in all three cases will
-" called upon by the board t" tell
what they saw
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-27
CHRISTMAS CELEBRATION
''"Nt \, Travellers Protective \xsocin
non. &" tntcrtnin It's Members
To-NOrrOw Night

Post y. Travellers rrotec,iyc Assn.
cation. viii hold its Christmas cclo.
nrt'I"n al Post headquarters 3ol
Last Main street, Tomorrow might, be-
ginning at o'clork \ Christmas
ire" Will be hung With presents FOR
all tn" members
TIL" annual sermon IA tn. ucmh.rs
"' the post vii! he delivered by chap
lam .lohn j. Gravatt at Holy Trinity
Church an Svnday night
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-27
Meeting L. I,nsfnnucu.

The meeting Of tho Council Commit
too "u, Streets, scheduled for ycst"r-
day afternoon. was postponed by
Chairman Fuller I; il litcly that ,nr
body will be called together before the
end OF tho wc"k. The docket pending:
before il contains only :, TOW items of
minor Importance.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-27
Christmn. Entertainment.

The Sunbeam Band of Woodland
Heights baptist Church will have it's
Christmas program tomorrow night
at o'clock in the church. \ special
Christmas Offering for China viii bo
made. Mrs. Il. \. JuStiS, Of Chester
VIII be present and speak.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-27
Motion Is Duckctrd.

In til" suit OF TIL" Fircmrnr Fund
Insurance Company against the Ma
,i"ual Petroleum Corporation for 81
2lJ notice of motion for Judgment was
d"ck"tch yesterday in the city Circuit
Comm
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-27
The Confederate i..use um

open a NJ. TO +. IL
purlh- July ana August. . to >.
Saturday FIRE. from > 20 {:
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-08-27
smecmcinc nnS peri1nIidc Srcibeit.

Ser NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., bon
Scr Observation-Disclosures oIler ar1crifa=
niidcn Ginridtln1een felt i%iber5e19t,
finoet es mciitells rnerflarlid), ba5
Scr Ginaelpalbcrtc nidlt bcreit lit, lidl
ibncll bcoillallltgslos nlltcr5ltpronen.
9ab oieIcr in leillcm %friibercn Sci
lllatbslanoe belonbercn Soealen rad}-
.gcltrcbt bot, nllo iid 1idt pbnc @ci=
tcrcs bon ihnen l%os5tiugen perltag,
Sicbt cr l1ltr ieltcn in 9etradlt. Die
G%rfaGrnllgcn bes Gingclpanoerten be-
fabigclt i'm p1ciitens better pie oelt
lltr nit icincm eigllct 2anoe Der.
trautcn Nnlcrifaner, @crglcide al1sl1=
sltcllell, uro Sic lllnerneiblihen SOL
gerlulgel1 oaralls SIT sicbel1. $50 lei
llcr l%lcberSeugltng nod, Gillridtl1l.=
gen lttb Gcrbdltniile Ser altcn Set
matb Oeltelr bes llel1elt Salroes iiber=
legen iifo, miro CT es oils iein Hed.
6ctrad)tel1, fin eritere ci15ltreten.-
Splde, ocn1 sllgenleimpbl biellel1be
Gcltrebrtgcl ioqtell int eil1em freien
2al1oe nidlt mn altlaiiig, ionoerll
bod)lt millfpa1nen icin. Nl1r pbari=
idiidlc selbltseniiglamfeit miro lie
nit bcn @prten a65nfertigen lltd]ell:
u@cnm Iir's rtid1t gefaat, marlr.t
. gebit Oh nid5t oortbil 5uriid, no Oh
Iergefolnmcrr bit" &ein ncr1liinfii=
i ger Menid miro icin @alts nieoerre;-
Ben, MIR neil ibm sic 6elliter 11idyt
ge1iiaeno 2idt getpdhren pber ibnl
bic Gbilrcn nidt brett gelllls jinb.
@lei6e Nedte beoingen gleide
Nflidltelt, fcin benfenoer giirger, ser
%eritcre beaniprl1dt obcr lcttcre iiber=
nin1n1t, miro lid Oieie oltrd) berrid)-
iiidti9e N,n1aBung heihranfen lai.
/. len. Slt enter Gepltblif itl1b 8iirge,
erlter ltlto %slpeiter &laiie ltnoenfbar.
Gille Der bcoclttlrngspollltelt Yflihtcl1
zines jeoelt gltten giirgers gebictet
ibnL feline Grfabrlttg 111b ieil1 l1r=
tbeilspermogen int Ben 9ienit oes Sc
11telllpobls SIT ltcllcn. Sein gl1t.s
ytcd]t lit es, OIL beltebenoen gil1rid)=
tllnaell ODER por9eidlagenen Gerbei=
lerltlgen aritif 5lt iiben, oenlt pbnc
trele Mltsiprade ltttb ebrlide Nrii=
lung pern1ag lid Ser politildc nnS
geielidaftlide Sortidritt ebenioms-
MIG SIT poll5ic9cn, mic Die frei6eitl:=
de Glltmidl1lllg oes Golfslebens.
IS beltebt jebod Elm gcmaltigst
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-08-27

item Srcunbe, ipie es olld} Der 9rdliz
bent u~nleres Staatsbcrbanpes III let@
nem Sabresberibt cmpiieblt, leinc
ppllc llnterltiitrng %5ufpn,r1cll lal1cn."
llnb oieIem 8eri6te bcs TreBais<
lhui1cs idIieBt iid Der l%ansjabrige
Yraiibent bes Gtaatesberbanbes, Nid@
ter Spbn Sdlpaab, nit folselloen frafz
tigcn @prten an:
SD fann tpiebcrlm nid)t unbin,
alf Sic beutide Yreiie olfmcrflam 5t
maiden. @pr einigeu Sascn erbielt
id einen 8riei bon einem Sreunpe, in
Incident CT idrieb: SD drgcrc MIDI
blau iiber Sic a%rie9sberidte iii ben
cnsliiden 3eitnnsenl~ Sd antiportete
Inn iofort: @ei6iebt Sir rettl Nod6
lblimmer lolte es tperpcn! 2ies feline
ensliiden 8ildell
@as i6 i'm letten Sabre iiber Die
beutide Yreie laste, ndn1lid: $50
maren tpir 9eutidamerifancr obne
bieielbe. beltebt beutel nod gu 8edt;
mir batten nns nidt blan,. lonDern
Idnslt tobt s%earsert. auf Ben &ntecn
bite ih sic. nns bielen beiten gun@
besgenoHen su erbalten. Snrh Die
Hreunbli1teit Ser berldiebenen Ser
ausaeber Ser bentlden 3eitltngen i'm
staate lit es mir ermoslidt, Sic &C.
iinnungstreue, Sen iteten aampf fiji
anes, mas SEM 9eutldamerifancr lief
unb nertb lit, bic altsse5eidneten Gr=
tifel, Die s6mabul19cn gegen inns sltz
riidneiienb, n1o Die berbe, aber &C.
redte &ritif unierer Administration 81
fennen. Sd eradte es als beili9itt
I8flidt Beg 9eutlhamerifaners, iei1en
beiten Sreunbe feline llnteritiituns gu:
fommen gu laiien u1b gu 9lcider Sci
ieinen &inbern Bic M0glidfeit gu Der:
ldaffen. in BEN @eilt Ser beltidel
Spra6e, ber beutiden <ltur nnb bes
beut1den gbarafters ein5ubringen."
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-08-27
Der rxdsrtas eemosra.", .tntartesltd

Der rsaartae 9emufrat", dmnItcsrtdb
epiitaoss aiisgabe, feds Minmert tebe ISOLDE,
10 @rutS fp6bentIid ober $500 idbrIids BEL
Borais3abIuna fret abaeIicfert.
Mit Der Ioft aibefbaIb Der gtabt, nad IL.
aero einem Ypftaint in ben Ser. Gtaaten, ga
Nnba ooer wierico. S2.C0 idbrlia BET 8orauS,
sabluna.
Ste ecuntass . anssnbe, n,ir bird Die Soft
xnt ieoenl Ioftnlnt in ben Der. Gtaaten, foftet
f6brlih $t.0W bel 8orullsSnbIung.
Der y6alhmGdcutlidle 9em,uirat", bnrn bic
l4oit innerbaIb Der Ser. Gtaaten utb bnrd
frdaer i'll ber Staht $3.50, BET 8praissatIung
$500; mad CANADA $3.50 1ilb nod europa
t4.00 per Sabr bel 8pratS5abIung.
q Scr yaabdcntIitbe 9emulrnt", In 5tpet 1bet.
len, Mitttpods lnh Snnnnbenbs, ipftet timer,
balls eer Ser. stnaten $500, mad CANADA unh
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-08-27
&piitifde nnb nnpOlitiide
@anbglpHen.

- M116 bon Ser Spnrme eebt's MIR
auf ipeiten 11mipe9en nad Berlin.
- Sic engliIden Batrioten tperoel1
bie 8rotfarte fir cine n8rotalttat"
balten.
~ Gbl1r9iu neib nidt, mic cs nit
ben beutlden 8%elerpen ltebt. 9us ipirb
er aber nod friib 9enug %erfabren.
~ Gaming ihreibt idon nieber
Soften an SOUTHLAND. ~ Sci bie ST.
bel = gs ideint BET ibm CUR figen
Sbee getporben 5n lein..
- 8rptfarten in gnglanb?l GO
meit es lid I'm Sic q enBerlid :
|feiten banbelt, f0nnen Tie bic 9eutz
l1en ipobl fppircn.
- Sic &inridtltng Ser angeblidcn
Spipnin in IarieiQe baben Die Sran1
solen natiirli6 in Der getpobnten ritz
terliden 8eile %boQ5osen.
49, Msquitb erflart. 9eutldlano ba@
be big jebt MIR SrieSensbeoingungel1
bor9ei6lagen, Die fir Die NQiirten ut1=
aiinItig 1eien. 60 ne @emeinbeit -
bon 9eutldlanb!
.
- Ser Srriinn fat infolge bes
&rieges abgenpmmen? 9u Die gauge
Menldbeit berriidt s%etporoen. falt Der
gin5elne nidt 10 iebr auf.
~ SIZE Nuiirten baben lire grups
pen an alien Sronten mDgltb1t gez
miidt. bamit jebem feline Rorttor
Yriigeliuppe brett 5ufommen Tam.
80 Ml1Blanb fat Ser Sfabt geronu
bas ct. @%eorgsfren5 berlteben. Wear>
be1se erbielt bas &reu5 Der gbrerles
sion am Sage bor leiner gtnnabrne.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-08-27
geidHtt Guer &iub.

SIT SIR &inb bleid, trase, irritabel
unb un3ufrieoen nit einem 8lutanz
orans gum &opf, iollten sic .ii@ bes<
lelben 1pfort qnnebmen, ba alles oaz
rauf b%intpeilt, bab es an @iirmern
leibet. aidapop 8nrm &iler lit, mas
sic faufen loIten. 9ieles ipoblbefannz
tie Seilmittel in 2o5ense Sorm lit leidt
AT nebmer unb treibt bic 8iirmer io<
fort ab. SIZE 11riade bes 2eibens ST.
res @inbes. Sur 25c bel Sbrem Ipoz
tbeter. .(Nn5.).
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-08-27
Sic ocmtidamcrifaniid)c 9rcTe.

Si1 9aptpn, Gbip. fanb nnlanelt
Bic Subrestagltl1s bcs 9cntidun,eritus
l1iihen Staatsperbollbes 1tntt lll,o crs
%frclttc lid elmer dllberurbcutlid) itarfcn
getbeiliautg. @clpnoere Mltfmerfinm=
felt mlrbc babel Scr bcutidnmerifunis
ldbcn Greic ltnb ibrer @%eoentung fir
Die bcutldc Sddc gcipibmet. @ir cut
llcblnen pariiber Dem Sabresberidt ben
fplgenbcn Illssug:
r@ir 5inb sne nad) bicicn sfpei
Snbrcn bes &rieses nid)t nlebr Sielely'
ben, Die mir friiber lparen. Nld sic
nelltlde 9reiic Imcrifas lit es nidt.
gs linb mlh fir lie Sabre bes 8antz
pics, ulbercn @rfcnlel1s, l,elter 2dlltcz
rnn9 9eipeien. Sic belttlbc Hreiie
Mnlerifas lit beute ppr allcnt einmiitbis
Scr @rppncnt Scr beutidcu <ltllr &C.
gen Sic falldcn Saritc(llngcn bcs M1z
acliahient5ums. Sic fanpft ocn Ser
tbeioi91n9stolnpf in Imerifa fir sen
oclltlfcn @cna1fen, gc9en sic Mn9reiz
fer, bic iibcrau bas @~eutlfhtbum pcrs
nid)tel1 nullen. sic lit ii, pieien stpei
Salrcn Scr bcinabe MISUNDERSTANDING
mittler Ser @abrbeit fir has alnerifa=
nild1e @Yt seipelen nlo harnit Der
@prfdmptr amcrifuniidcr lt11abbd1z
9igfeit npn bauer1ber elaliid)cr @prs
munpidaft in Ser 3uflnft. Sic bot
pllrd ibren einmiitbi9en 8iherlta1b
Mmerita pappr bclpobrt, ouf Seiten Der
Sriten an biciem &ricge Sbcil st ne6=
men mnb bot bltrdb &erbreitltns ser
@abrbeit Milliplleu amerifanild)er
giirscr bappr bcpabrt. %rettl1naslos in
bas en9liidc Sabrlraner st 9eratben.
Sic bot sic britiiden Eldnc, sic lid)
auf bie &crnidtlrng bes bcutId}en @inz
flutes ir Scr 9an5en @elt unb beren
Scberrld)nllg burdl bcn britiId)en ridz
| tcten, burdlfrelst lrlb bas inter Sen
ldapicrtgiten @erbdltniiicn, Sic gu
m%al,dber 3eit Sic grilten5 cin5elner ibz
rer Gbcile in Srage l%telltcn.
llno lie lit in oielcm Sample nidt
MIR fir bas Seutidtbum @merifas
eingetreter, lpabern fir Sic b%erfalz
lun9smaBi9e Selbifrc9ieruns bes anes
rifanild)en Gplfes, iucldc cine nele
Shulc a1nerifaniider 9plitif in ein
Selbltberrldertbum su peripanbeln
Ill1dte. Sl1 bte1em Sample bieB es, NIT
alten @%elpphnbeiten nnb Srabitipucn
sl breden, seIdtdftlide giferlildteleiz
en- aufeeben, Nartcibanoe lDlen, Die
icit Sabren beltanoeu batten u1lb Sen
Srpbllngen Stal1p balten, Die i'm Brit
tiihen Sl1tereIie baufig 9elttg lid gez
gen Die gel9dftlide ggiltcn5 geridtet
6atten.
@ir 1teben am @nbe elmer @po6e in
ber @eltseldidte. sic enbct NIT bem
Siege bes 9eutidtbums in europa.
Bic nel1e besin1t oamit. @ir ale mill
len bafiir iorsen, paB lie al16 fir
amerifos. 3ufunft lire Sriidte tra9t
unb Bic bcltlhe 9relle bes 2allbes aui
p1e1em Wege et1l19 nprd119ebt. Wtl
Der gn9lanoerei unb Ser Garteipirtbz
ildaft ollein fpntmt bieles erpBe md6z
ti9e 9aap lpnit unrettbar in bas @tnz
tertreffe1. l1nb mod Dem, ipas tpir in
Ben lebten sipci Sabren bon nniere1
beutlden Yrelle 9eleien baben, biirfer
mir hertrallen, bab lie lire @siilior
inter Sen nellcn @eiidltspunften 9ez
treu erfiilen miro. NlD9e baber jebe,
9eutldamerifancr Sic em, ieinem be-
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-08-27

gen, bab aIle NIT ocm pprlieb 1tebu1ell
m%iiiicr, mas JIG als binreid}ellb bc-
tradtelt. 9arf cs babcr @l1llOcr ltcb.
men, 0ab bic iibermaltieclloe Mel1ae
bes amcrifallild)cn @olfes oaraltf be-
itebt, Bob Die Sdeioelinic smiid)cn
augen1einer nllb %perionlidcr 6rei-
belt itreltge aufrcd)t erbalten miro?
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-08-27

- @cnt Sic Muiirten lid aufs
Sfatlpicl pcritdnpen, ipiirpen lie cinle<
ben, bab 9eutIdlnnb nld) pbl1c Icbr
@iele cin li1ercs Spiel III oer @anb
bat.
- Sebr bcnfbar crIdeint, BOB fit
oie l1ntcritiituns, Sic Sapan Mubfamb
5ltbeil iperoen labt, China BIC 3ab~
lung Su iiberne6men Dat.
- gs lit icbr leidt mDglid), bab in
fllr5em Der &rud, bcnt 2lpDb George
%entsc9cnliebt, erfplst. Iber cs font
alb babcr rilbren, DOB, lpic cs Idloll
pprsctonmcn lit, ieit Nllbfrmdcr
plabt.
- MQe britilden @pritellun9en bpn1
@eltfrieben lalfen baralf binalls, Dat
aiemanb mebr pagt, li6 9e9cn Die brit
tilde @clttpran1ei at crbcbcn, rnr
fDinnen li9 idon barum ME pcripirfiiz
6en. (
- @ie .9imes" melbct, baB 8raii:
bent 9Sillnn pem Ialldbpptfrics ipie:
Ser eintnal leine ppllc Mufmcrflamfci
lpibmct. MEt anberen @prtcrL bit
@ese Ipll ipobl BON 1lellcn1 nfangeat.
- Sic aussaben Ser Mcsierune be:
%laufen iid i'm ndditcn Sisfalja6r all
iiber 1926 Nliaiorcn 3pllars, bi'
ginnabmen MIR auf 762 Milioncl
Collars. @alt, baB es Die 9ic9ierln!
ul1o nidt cin Gripataeibaft lit; lonI
pare Sic 9leite fcrtig.
- eSt 9elt1hlanb reebnet mani mi
BENT gtc9c i'm Seloe a1s lpld felt
ltebenper Sbatlade uno ocllft man Dol
Dem @irtbldaitsfriegc, Den Gn9lall
nod benz ariese fiibren mil, 10 &C
ring, bab Sic gdiffsiuerften Gag I'm
Nadt init Der @efltclllttg pon SON
belsldiffen beI6aftist iir1b.
ssNt Dem ppr einigen 3a9en /
@aIbingtpn peroffentlidten 8eiBblt'
beibt es. Ser beutldt M%ariltebepoa
mddtigte 8pDSgb nnb ser Militdrbc
bolmadtigtc bon Hapen bdtten lpegc
l8etbcilieuns an llnseleblidcn &alb
lungen b%emiIiionirt. 9as lit nidt gai
t rid)tig. gs batte beiben millicn, 81
) beiben geamteu batten seben miiiler
ipcil man ibncn @allblnngen sir Ga
selegt, aber nidt beipieIcn babe, 3
lpelden bier5ulanbe nllr 2clte mic 81
: britii9e 8otIdafter Spring Nice be
redtist leien.
~ Glue 2pnbpncr 9epelbe bebalt
: tetc bpr Ginger 3eit, Der 0lterreidiId
: @eneralitab gebe Die 3abl Der SC
: Nulen in bic @dnbc 9efollcllen 0ltcl
reihilden @efangel1cn allf 10000
an, I'M @eseniab gu bcn bon bcn Nn
len b%ebaupteten 100000. Iub 100
Z 600 ipdre lebr piel. llr1b lpir erin
nern baran, Dab Der t. Ii. t. Genera.
fonIl( BON Nhlbcr cine @arnnl,1g %
Dor erlicB, anseblide pffi5iclle Sad
Z ridten 5ll glmtben, bie iiber 2on6r
pber Mnriteroam fa,nen unb aus 81
bapeIt batirt leier. Gle 1eien bas Sc
: brifat cines in britilden 9ienlten ii
benben cbemalieen llnsarn.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-08-27

- M11blanb bat Ser gtaot @erbnu
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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-08-27

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New Britain herald., 1916-02-02
Start Tomorrow
 and Keep It Up
 Every Morning
Get In the habit of drinking a glass of hot water before
 breakfast.

We're not here long, so let's make our stay agreeable. Let us live we'll eat well, digest we'll, work we'll, sleep well and look we'll. What a glorious condition to attain, and yet, how very easy it is if one will only adopt the morning inside bath.
 Folks who are accustomed to feel dull and heavy when they arise, split ting headache, stuffy from cold, foul tongue, nasty breath, acid stomach, can, instead, feel as fresh as a daisy by opening the sluices of the system each morning and flushing out the whole of the internal poisonous stag nant matter.
 Everyone, whether ailing, sick or we'll, should, each morning, before breakfast, drink a glass of real hot water with a teaspoonful of limestone phosphate in 1t to wash from the stomach, liver and bowels the previ- .ous days indigestible waste, sour bile and poisonous toxins; thus cleansing sweetening and purifying the entire alimentary canal before putting more food into the stomach. The action of hot water and limestone phosphate on an empty stomach is wonderfully in- yigorating. It cleans out all the sour lamentations, gases, waste and acidity and gives one a splendid ap- petite for breakfast. While you are enjoying your breakfast the water and phosphate is quietly extracting a large volume of water from the blood and getting ready for g thorough flushing of all the inside organs.
 The millions of people who are bothered with constipation, bilious spells. stomach trouble; others who have sallow skins, blood disorders an< hckly complexions are urged to get { quarter pound of limestone phosphat' rom the drug store. This will cos yerv little, but is sufficient to make tnyone a pronounced crank on tht yubject of inside-bathing before breakfast.
New Britain herald., 1916-02-02
BASIS OF
 ALL PROSPERITY
Annual Observance Of Thrift Day
 Comes Tomorrow

Much is now being said on the suo- ject, of preparednes ness-preparedness for war, with all of it's horrors, dis tress and human loss. A measure Of preparedness for individual happl- ness, content, old age and the future welfare of dependent ones is equally, if not more, important. If we are impressed with the idea of prepared ness for a possible exigency, we will be all the more impressed with the necessity of making provision for those things which fall to the lot of all individuals who continue to live.
 Now is the opportune time for every individual to enlist in the move ment for a thriftier nation. Our country has entered upon an era of prosperity which promises to surpass any we have hitherto enjoyed, and 1 while good times in themselves do not of necessity mean that thrift will be practiced to a larger extent, yet it is at such times that individuals are better able to give time and attention l to the devisng of ways and means l for their continuance
 l It is generally recognized that the l fundamental basis of all national pros 1 perty is a bountiful crop production l The crops of the past year have brok- 1 en all previous records, commanding good prices, with a big foreign mar l ket open and ready to receive all | those not needed for home consump- | ton.
 l Large earnings do not necessarily l of themselves represent thrift It is | fact borne out by reliable statistics l that while our country is the wealth. 1 fest country in the world we have a. lower percentage of individual sav- l ings accounts than any other of the l foremost nations. It is also often il- 1 lustrated in our everyday associations 1 that many citizens with incomes five times those of the average worker
 are far less constructive and beneficial
 to the up-building of the community than their fellow citizens of more 1 modest earning capacities.
 The plan of esignating February 3
 as Thrift Day has as it's foundation
 the idea of turning the constructive
 thought of every individual, irrespec-
 tive of his particular vocation or earn
 ing capacity, in our nation of one
 hundred million people toward the
 elimination of waste in it's every form
 Nor is it the idea that only on that
 particular day should attention be di-
 rected toward conservation, but rather
 that It should bring about a prevail
 ing tendency and ability to see with a
 clearer vision methods for greater
 thrift on every day in the year and
 mark an actual start in observing the
 acknowledged ways and means to this
 end.