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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-04-22
Club BON ben 1ampierii
aui ben grpken Eeen
MOLTEN ansebli4 bic aa
Habier aIIe bsutfdsn
unb 0ftsrrstdiidG
Slrssr berabs
bpIen.

Wafbinston, Dc, 2k. April.
Heamien Der .2ate Carriers glHoeias
tipH- babtn bic bisIiaen Rssierungs=
beamisn bsnahrid)iist bab. bem 1ers
nfbmen naf,. aonaba bic gtbiidt habe.
pon jsbt an Seelsuts BON GngIanD
isinblihsn NdiiDnen bon ben DAM
pIern berabjuboIen. bic in taHubiiden
:odftu aHIsesn. Dos Gtaatsbspdrtss
ineHi Eat cine llntrriuaung anseorbs
net.
Die Ghiffseigtntbiimsr ertldrsn,
bag ein FOLDER Gmritt ieitens aanas
bas sinsn nod sr0beren Wldnstl an
SseIeuten 3ur ,Uoige baben ipiirbs.
peil eint ercbs 9obl non Dsutfden
lnub Deittrreimern oif ben G<hiffen
hsi@dtHGt A. Noa ssuzraitirtn, hks
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-04-22
unfdue.'

- qn Der git6eG apsnus, nabe
ben geleiien Der 9. II. 8. 8abn, purs
be geitern Der 25 Sabre alte Sobn
9elmers, Don SO. 1923 Sigbldnb
glpenue, bon 6. Srantsmper, uouRo.
2012 Sbermun ape., gtortpopo, Der
auf einem Wfptprrob bubertau, iiber
ben Saufen serannt unb trug cine
@errsutuns bes giiidsruts bapon. Der
@srungliidte purbe auf ietnAWuni9
mad ieiner Wobnuug iiberfiibrt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-04-22
aobien BON Cardiff nad Wurfeile be-
i9Gftigt mar, 1T bsrfenft porbeu. Der
&apitGn nnb "a Mann bon Der Be-
ioBung iinb selanoet fporbsn.
Die Zhtueis erhdlt embliH
bas .Wefreibe
Das lie BON Qmerifa be-
3pgen, aber in 5rants
reid 3urIdgebdlteH
10 7 BEN 10 a T.

10 por be n 10 q T.
Bern, 21. &pril. Die frun5Diii9s
Regierung bat enbli4 bic grlau6niB
fir Die Beforoerung BON 1000 Wags
sonlabungeu ameritanif9en Getreibes
na9 Der S9lpei3 segeben. Wit Der
9erfenoung 1T bereits begonnsn pOrs
ben. Das @etreibe mar felt pielen
WO6en in Murieiae SuriifsebaItsn
Dorben.
Gnglnnb bate ii9 erboten, bsr
S6pei5 bier 9umpfer fir bic @infu9r
DON brinssnb ben0tbigten 2lrtiteln bon
Qmerita aur 9erfiigung 5u itellen;
unb aud 9rie9enlanb bate mebrere
S6iffe Offerirt. Der @ori6lag, cine
i6pei3erif6e SanOeIsmarine unter Der
i6pei3eriIhen 5lagse 5u treiren, 1T
fallen gslaien porOen, neil bic
S6tpei5 teine Sylotte bat, bic bic gam
belsi6iffe beI6iiBen t0nnte.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-04-22

prpteHirt aufs Rsue ses
gen bic jebt benz &oHs
sreb borliesenbe GIN
panberungss 0ors

lags.
WafbiHgton, O.g., q. 9lpril.
Japan proteitirt aufs 9eue gegen bic
jebt bem Senat DorIisgenbe Ginpanz
oerunssOorlass, bersn gsitimmunssn
tbatid6li6 nit Der beriibmtsn Rootz
1ata6ira Dsreinbarung CUR Be-
idrdnfung Der Ginnanbsruna in bic
Ser. Staatsn iibersiritimmen. SSn Der
gorlage fpsrben bic Sapaner uno bic
5inbus 3u Der alafie ssre6nst, bic
uus ben Der. Staateu berausgebnlisH
ipsrben ioll.
Sm 2aufe beg 5asss ipurbe bic
Grtldruns a6segeben, baB bic glomis
niitrdtioH Der 5uDerIi6tlidsH 9offs
nuns isi, bic @Orlase in iolber Msiis
abdnbern gu f6nnen, bab eine 9srs
lsbuns bes Stolses Der Sapaner Dsrs
miebsn iperben t0nne, unb fir oisieH
3fpsd ipirb Der prGiioeHt in ben ndds
ten 2asen nit ben Giibrsrn beioer
Yarteien i'm Senat unb i'm Reprds
isntantenbauis fonferiren.
Discount Gbinbd, Der idpunii6e
BOii6after. Der BEN StaatsoepGrtes
ment bereiis 5ipei Wemoranba iiber
bi. 2lnselsssnbeit 3ugsiteat bat. bate
pdbrsnb bss 3ages cine nnterreounS
nit bem prGiibentsn, bic i9on Dor
3sbn 9asen arransirt porben mar.
Die Qominiitiation lit ii4 lpobl be-
ipubt, bab an Der pa5ifii4en ailfte
bic goItsftimmung gang entl4ieosn
fir bic ausi6liebung Der aiiaten III;
lie nil ss d6er aud ni6t nit Sapan
psrber6en, uno iie 1T iiberssust, bab
bic 2lnselssenbeit CUR 3ufrieoenbeit
bon Seoermann drrangirt DsroeiI
tduu.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-04-22

burg perIpranen, lire 2ofale gu fdblie,
ben, falls iid llnruben ersignen ioae
ten. Die Streitfiibrer tiin6iaten al,
bab Streitpoiten an ben ginqdnaen
gu Der 4nIage itationirt iperben mir
ben unb DaB man beriuden iperDe,
4ngeiiellte am gintritt su binbern.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-04-22
1000 ~ eiplbaten
Wtt Der i6leunigeu Sn'
iianbfebung berRriesss Sc
f4iffe in Gbarlefon
bef 5dftigt.


80 ton, 81. april. 1000 Wann
Der Warinsitaiion ebarIsiion 3oseH
am Jreitag Qrbeitstleioer an, nm bic
80 ariessIdiffe, ipslde i'm 5afsn lies
gen, 10 idnell pit m6slif isetiidtig
gu maiden. autoritatip ipurb. ers
Hart, bab biss iunerbalb fiinf5shn
Sagen Der Jaa isin piirbs. Die 2eute
iperben bei4Gftist pesen Der anbers
orbentliden SdDieristeit, seniisenb
3ipils sWe9aniter 81 erldngen. Die
Sdlfte Der 1000 Wsann Durben bonn
llrlau6 suriideeruien.
.es bdnbsIt ii4 I'm rYrspareSusb" :
Wabresel." fpuroe offi3iea ertldrt,
,,beren Roibpenbigteit I'm 10 orins
g.nSer srIfeint. aIs uns idt Wonas
ten infolge bes Wanssls an 3iDils9lr'
6titern unb Ulaterial bic SdHbe aes
bunben tparen. Wenn mir baben pols
len, bab bieie Sdiffe binnen aursem
isstii9tis iein ioleu, bann miiHsn Die
Repdraturen bdlb beenDigt iein, uRo
oss tann nur baSur4 ssI1eben, oab
mir uniere eisensH 2eute on bic ars
belt itslleH."
Inter ben S6iffen bsfinbsn fib
feds S6Ia6tfdiffe nit etpu 5000
Offi5ieren unb WaHnIddften, 3ebn
1prpeoobopt3erit0rer, brei Stronger,
elm lntsrieeboot unb msbrere Offs
idiffs.
8 obnS Surratt geitorber.
Baltimore, Mb.. q. 4pril. -
Sobn 5arriion Surrati. Der isBie
llsberlebsnbe pom ben angebli1en 9ers
idipSrern, bic ipegsn Der Grmorbung
bts prGiibentsn 2ineoIn proseiiirt
ipurben, 1T bier i'm alier pou 72 Sab
rem eeitorben. Gr mar Bis Dor aurs
sem Generals5 s5rodiasent Der 9alii1
more Steam padet COMPANY. @dbs
renb bes 8iirgeririsses mar er @es
acknowledgment Der aonf0berirten. gIs
sr erfubr, bab CT unter 2nilase sss
ftelIt porben mar, entflo6 er DON Retp
Yort mad &anabd unb bann nad Gus
ropa. asspptsn unb Siibamerita. Or
tpurbe na9 Baltimore auriidssbradt,
pro5eiiirt unb freissipro4en.
Waifentreit in Der Des
fingboufe 4nIage in
pittsburg ausgss
bro4en.
pittsburs, pa, 81. 2lpril. -
glm Grsitag Abeno ipurbe bier Elm ges
fibrliaer Streit irisenirt, nslher
probi, bic gan5e 4rbeit in Der anlaae
Der Weitinsbouie electric &c Manuts.
Gompanp in OH pitts6urs labm 5u
lssen. 9irbeiierfiibrsr eriIaren, bab
bereiis $500 Mdnnsr nnb Jrausn bic
Mrbtit nieberleeten unb bab cine Wsds
joritGt Der alnssitellten in Der anllss
iia amSanitos benStreitern anI4Iie=
Ben perbe. prGfibent g.M. 5err ftslIte
inbeHen In Nbrebs. baB nsbr aIs 1000
Mngsitellte bic 4rbeit nieberlegten. Die
gdeIif4aft bef4dftist $4,000 perios
rlen.
Die Streiier perlangen einen adts
itiinbigen 4rbeitstas. cine qcbnerb0s
buna unb bic WisberaniielIuns bon 8.
5. bdl, Elm Wsendnifer, nrb u. ..
Scmato, Mitslisb bes Beidiperbetom.
mittees Der QngsitelIien. @ieis Der
Gtreifer finb I'M Wunitions< Dtpdrtes
ment Der anIase bsfddftist. llnrlbtn
fpirben feline geIneibet.
syn elmer WtoferperfauInIung purbe
stre ReIolution ansenomznen, bsrsus
folae kline Gsipaltatte besoneen tpers
ben iolIsu. Hie Mnt1e,iu Of pittss
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-04-22
Si9HsHahridbten.

Rotterbam, 20. 2lpril. Qbseg.:
.RoprDam" mad Sem Dort.
9enuu. qnget.: ySaH 9iorgto"
Don Nep Yort.
Gbriftianidnb. b. &nget.: .Oss
cor Der 3peits" BON gletp gort.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-04-22
alMf eine MRine
mar bsr ncripegifde Ou ms
pier .Gsriepisen1 d.uf
deIdufen.

Waibinston. DC. 81. april.
Der dmeriianiihe Rcnful In aiifabon
bat an bas Stantsbepartsueiit xrins
iet. bab bsr. noruesiIht Dampfsr
.7trieDiisn1, Der om is. 2IpriI In Der
Nabs bts Safens Don 9iEabon unters
eins, auf cine Wsine uufgeiuufen lei,
aub bah ale. hk 5A an &czS -bsiaus
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-04-22
@artante.

.Das Taasn sic su Der bonn Sdos
rererser'Tden @bepoor gemsini9dli'
lid perFuBten RopeIIe9"
.3pet SeeIen unb fetn @ebunfe!
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-04-22

neutn Sssmonnsssfsbes BAT 10 fdon
Diele WdHnsr. bic unttr ibm nidf ans
seftellt tptrben f0nntn. Don ben edit
fen pertriebeH.
es ipurben feline ginsslbsit,n anges
fiibrt unb ss ipuroen au6 feline Be-
fpsiIs bafiir srbradt, baB bic tandbiz
ids Regieruns einen fOlasn S4ritt
bedbiihtiat.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-04-22

gBeur man Bel einen Bnhe etrlA
ihlGft, 10 lit bds cine Srittt Ses ga'
Dies ober bes 2efers.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-04-22

ben, barunier sipei amsritansr, sersts
tet iporben isisn.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-06-23
George Brandeis
Boosts Omaha as
A Summer Resort

There Is no ietup in the stream
of applications which 10 pouring into
the office Of the new Athletic club,
which now has its membership as
sured.
1--WE are going to have q club
house of which ali Omaha will be
proud" said George Brandeis, gen
eral manager Of the Brandeis stores.
Omaha has been in need Of Just
such an institution and now that It
is assured the best men IN Omaha
are anxious to have their names on
the roll. Most men fail to ret
enough exercise, especially during
the winter months and thie viii give
them the desired opportunity. ! know
| need II.
II am In Omaha to stsy. and I
like II here and one Of the reasons
10 because ! have more oppoetnuity
for outdoor spors, which ! lcva Ny
wife likes Omaha and its peesSa 90
you see I have q little sel6sh motive
In having . splendid club hose
which will be handy for ai1 whsss We
may take ! plunge and . Rttls -exsr-
else.
Mr.. BranAsis ahe 81 dat tAefs
would be no ls&up b the progres-
sive moves Of the Bfsndais inter-
ests and that q opportunity present
ed itself the money Of these insti-
tutions would be invested right IN
Omaha in the way Of business blocks
or whatever else presented itself at
the proper time. S
Omaha has the world heat q !
place to live added Mr.. Brandeis.
"You can't beat the climate and II Is
close to splendid spots to fish and
hunt, so what more could one de-
sive1 ~ Tf{
Omaha daily bee., 1916-06-23
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

Robert sehwaFts. administrator, to
Adam eloup, northeast corner Thir-
ty.ninth street and Pinknsy. eoxl$4.S isl
Bertha Drexel to Lena Schneider, Elm
street, s6.Ss feet east of Twenty
first street, north side. 4s.43xfs0.. LIS,
Mayme r. Rich and husband to Arte-
mas l. ireland. northwest corner
Thirty-ninth and Pratt streets, sox
United Real Estate and ID trust com.
pany to Alice N. Barmettier. south.
wsst corner Thirty y-eighth and web.
ster streets, 160x1sS S............
John W. Rasp and wife to Douglas
@. Russell. Cunning street, los feet
west Of Twsnty-fifth street. north
side, 64xlis ....................
Columbian Investment company to
Mrs. Anna J. Willis, Walnut street,
1bs feet east Of Fifty-third street,
south side, 6sx137 ................
Samuel L. Bush and wife to Reuben
W. Freeman and wife, northeast
corner Forty-fourth and Jackson
streets, 2Sxla7k .........., ....... 1St
The Grover Layman Realty com
pany to Lulu B. Lewis, Eighteenth
street, 400 feet south OF Grand ave-
nue.. west side, 4oxi2s ............. 1si
husband to Lillian May Goldsmith,
Twenty ty-seventh street, 335 feet
south Of Indiana street, west side,
62.5x12b -. ,......... ....,.,...
Anna W. scribner to v. J. Pakes For.
ty-ninth street, % feet south Of
Nicholas, west side. 50xl26. ...,.. s0t
Glen T. Quaintance and wife to Cora
Belle Copiey, Pinkney, so feet east
of Twenty-eighth street, south sidsN
Frank Barrowcloush and wife to
Aaron Lewis. ct al, Decatur street,
no,is o tsst .,Ss east ,o,tas 81 tawsntyixth street.
William B. Drake and wife IN f,iari
Omaha daily bee., 1916-06-23
HOTEL GREETERS MAY HAVE
SPECIAL CAR TO CONVENTION

The Hotel Greeters are making
plans to line up enough delegates for
a special car to the national conven-
tion that will be held in Salt Lake
City starting June 28 and continuing
three days. Omaha is to be made
the concentrating point for the dele
gates from Nebraska, western Iowa
and South Dakota. From here they
will 60 to. Kansas City, from where
they will travel on a special train.
There may be twelve to,fifteen in the
Omaha delegation.
An Omaha man, Colonel w. H.
Anderson, chief clerk at the Hotel
Rome, Is being doomed for president
of the national organization.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-06-23

Read Bee Want Ads for profit. Use
them for results.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-06-23
FARM AND RANCH LANDS
Canadian Lands.
PROSPERITY IN
CANADA

tso.ooo,ooo In new wealth added in 1915.
Enormous corps and low taxation make
farmers rich. Wheat average, 36.16 BUSH
els per acre In Albera. 2s.76 bushels per
acre In Saskatchewan, $3.50 bushels per
aero In Manitoba. Taxes average 32<
and will not exceed ta5 per quarter sec
tion. includes all taxes; no taxes on Inn
provements. Free schools and full re-
iigious liberty, good climate. Get your
farm home from the Canadian Pacific
railway. 20 years to pay. Good land from
I'll to sac per acre, irrigated lands from
e35, and the government guarantees
your land and water titles. Balance,
after hrst payment, extended over nine
teen years with interest at 6 per cent;
privileges Of paying In full any time.
Before final payment becomes due your
farm should have paid for itself We
will lend you up to $4,000 In inprove-
ments In certain districts. with no se-
curity other than the land itself Par
ticulars on request. Ready-made farms
for sale. Special easy terms. Loans for
live stock. In defined districts. after
one years occupation, under certain
conditions, we advance cattle. sheep and
hogs to farmers up to value Of $1,000.
We want you; we can afford to help
you. Wei own the land: we want the land
cultivated. Our interests are mutual. Buy
direct and get your farm home from the
CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY. Send
for free book. J. 8. Dennis. Assistant to
the President, Canadian Pacific Rail-
way % Ninth Ave-. Calgary. Alberta.
Canada.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-06-23
Bill Byrne Becomes
Advocate Of Walking

W. P. (Billy) Byrne, manager Of
the Orpheum, has discovered the
fountain of youth. Ponce de Leon
missed 1t by several miles. This font
Of time-defyins properties is right
here in Omaha and has been here for
a long time.
1t consists Of walking and dieting.
Mr.. Byrne's perigrinations amount to
about twelve miles day just now.
He does not make the distance in one
hike, but finds the early morning
hours more conducive to the restora.
tion of youthful enthusiasm.
He does not altogether condemn
taking jitney ride now and then,
but AYERS that the increasing use OF
the automobile is not increasing the
longevity of American life.
Il just walked in from Ames ave-
nue., and there's nothing like il for
what ails you, Walking is the only
panacea. OF course, I recommend
avoiding iced drinks and advise care
as to food. Avaunt with drugs said
Mr.. Byrne.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-06-23
JENSEN GETS CONTRACT
FOR Bull LDlMG SEWER

The city council sustained ! resolu-
ton by Commissioner Jardine giving
to James Jensen contract to build
section OF the Saddle creek sewer
from Pacific to Marcy street at cost
Of $37,97S.s6 per the Jensen bid Mr..
Jardine announced that he expects TO
complete another section to Poppie-
ton avenue this year.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-06-23
AD MEN TO; 0;ATTEND NATIONAL
CONVENTION IN QUAKER CITY

Departing over the Northwestern
this evening and occupying special
car, twenty-five members OF the Oma.
ha Ad club will 50 to Philadelphia,
where the annual convention OF Ad
clubs will be held. From Chicago Il
is expected that there will be spe-
cial train carrying the delegations that
viii assemble there today.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-06-23
SUES RAILROAD BECAUSE
OF MISTAKEN IDENTITY

Union Pacific railroad detectives
saw Frank Pipal in the yards at Twen-
ty-eighth and Vinton and thought he
was suspicious character. Pipal saw
the officers and thought the same.
When he ran the officers fired at him
and upon catching him administered
drubbips. Pipsl managed to escape
in hail OF bullets.
This is the recitation made in his
petition filed in district court, which
asks damages Of 5000.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-06-23
RlNE STARTS DAYLIGHT
ils'8's SCHEDULE OF HIS OWN

City Attorney Rine has Joined the
ranks Of daylight uscrs. He y xct-
tin to his office at w I. m. and finds
the plan an admirable one fos the
summer months.
why wait until 9 o'eieck y begin
worltiS be asia. y
Omaha daily bee., 1916-06-23

NEW BROOM BUNGALOW,
NEAR MILLER PARK,
$500 CASH.
And monthly payments like rent, will
: buy q brand new hve-rcom, all modern
bungalow at 6S07 North 2sth Ave. Hard
wood finish throughout; large, sunny
rooms; full basement; furnace heat laun-
dry. etc.
THE BYRON REED CO.,
Douglas 297. 2lz South 18th st,
Omaha daily bee., 1916-06-23

Wanted-Some Want Ads IN ex-
change for. lots Of answers. Phone
The Bee.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1916-06-02
Trees Witnesses In Lawsuit.

Trees were used as witnesses In de-
termining the state line between Mis-
sissippi and Arkansas, during a hear
ing before o. X. Jewell, special COM
missioner OF the United States SUI
preme court.
Arkansas brought action against
Mississippi for a great island in the
Mississippi In 1S4S. Aged trees on the
Arkansas side proved that part of the
island TO be the Oldest The trees on
the Mississippi side were all young, In
d:eating II to be made land" Timber
experts estimated some OF the trees are
from 100 to 175 years ' Before-the-
war steamboat pilots were among the
witnesses.
II the Supreme court decides the
case In favor OF Arkansas big lumber
company will have possess of 1900
acres OF valuable timber l. the court
decides in favor OF Mississippi, numer
Gus persons. mostly negroes. will gain
possession of the land and timber
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1916-06-02
Initials Easy to Fashion.

It is considered very smart now to
carry a colored handkerchief to match
your costume. II you are patient and
clever, you may be smarter still by
embroidering your handkerchief In O
small initial or monogram In color.
One clever girl solves the monogram
OF group OF three initials by copying
her personal monogram from her sta
tionery. She has TO enlarge II usual
ly, though In some cases this would
not be necessary. II you cannot draw
q good block letter, trace some par
ticularly good-looking letters from the
caption OF an advertisement In O pa
per or magazine.
Combine your letters in square,
diamond. a circle or a wreath. The
more tailored handkerchiefs with
plaid borders or striped centers re
quire the palmer monogram. On col
ored handkerchiefs use white for the
letters; on white or plaid grounds
use the predominating color.
The beautiful colors of the Sill
handkerchiefs so much In favor offer
splendid opportunity for embroider
ing initials In equally as beautiful
colors matching or harmonizing with
the kerchief itself Some very charm
ing handkerchiefs are seen with {
corner or two filled in with appliqueC
flowers. The flowers are held in place
with blanket stitches.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1916-06-02
KILLING MEN SAVES BIRDS
On Account of the War in Europe,
Wild Animals Are Enjoying a
Respite From Slaughter.

While men are destroying each 9TH
er in Europe, they are giving the
wild creatures a respite. This is not
philanthropy, but Businessman busi.
ness. Anyone who can point a gun
must aim it at the enemy. But the
effect on the birds is all that the
most ardent Audubon society could
desire.
France has prohibited all hunting
and the sale of native game. Ordt-
narily more than one thousand tons
of such game, nearly all birds, are
sold in French markets. not to men,
ton the quantity consumed by the
hunters.
Two million pounds OF birds rep
resent a pretty heavy slaughter, and
the absence OF this destruction Will
help to repeople the woods and fields
with feathered folk. Belgium, In nor
NAL times, exports more than fifty
thousand skylarks for food. Since
most of these are trapped 1t may be
that the destruction Is not greatly
lessened in some parts OF the coun
try, but in or near the war zone birds
are immune.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1916-06-02
FROCK HAS CHARM
Simplicity, Beauty and Smart
ness IN Combination.
Style Suitable for All Forms Of House
wear, and In Fine Materials Most
Appropriate for the Afternoon
or Dinner Occasions.

No better example Of simplicity in
dress, combined with beauty and
smartness, is to be found than in this
summer frock. II Is one that can be
duplicated In style in silks, and in
chiffons and fabrics suitable for use
in the house. inexpensive goods will
serve for q morning frock, and finer
qualities for afternoon and dinner wear
at home. The dinner dress for formal
affairs must always be decollete.
While this design may be made up
In one piece or OF deep embroidered
fiouncing, the general scheme shows
how dotted goods can be combined
with plain fabrics TO create very
charming frock. The design can be
carried out in dotted swiss combined
with plain swiss or batiste or null.
Any of these associate favorably
with embroidery of the same sheer.
ness or quality. Another simple yet
exquisite combination is made with
rows Of footing sewed at intervals on
plain goods. The footing can be pur-
chased by the yard or by the piece
but If it be not easily obtainable, cut
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1916-06-02
Wandering Bird.

The great albatross deserves to be
called the wandering albatross. A
mounted specimen is preserved in one
OF our museums of bird which. when
captured of the coast of Chile. on De-
cember 90. 1S47. had small vial hung
on a string about its neck. This vial
contained n piece OF paper from which
ii was learned that the bottle had been
attached TO the bird on December II,
1917 by the captain of a whaling YES
sci when it was about 500 miles of
the coast of New Zealand The bird,
therefore. travelled at least 3.4O0
miles in eight days.-Frank Chapman
in St Nicholas.
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Simple Thin Frock.

net In the desired widths. Net, by the
yard, is much cheaper than footing,
but is not so easy to sew on, as the
edges must be carefully turned under
and the goods must not be stretched
in the sewing.
Is not the waist Of this frock charm.
ing? 1t is just loose, full blouse,
with seams under the arms and on the
shoulders. The decoration consists
wholly of frilled revers and collar,
with ribbon run through a beading.
Instead OF this, however, band Of the
trimming goods may be added inside
the frill. The sleeves. too, not only are
easy to make. but are both practical
and pretty. and any attractive silk OF
satin girdle or sash may be worm
Washington Star.