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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-08-08

Today marks the be-
ginning Of the eleventh
week Of DR.. Sipes' free
demonstration Of gen.
MISUNDERSTANDING.

During this period literally hundreds of pa
tients have been treated, the operations in
Guiding some of the most difficult and COM
plicated problems ever encountered in dem
tistry.
In not single case has the wonderful pain
less method used exclusively by DR.. Sipes
and the Boston Dental staff of specialists,
failed to bring permanent relief without the
slightest feeling on the part of the patient.
Extracting, the removal of live nerves, the
grinding and preparation of teeth for crown
and bridge work, filling-every operation, in
fact, necessary in modern dental practise, are
performed quickly and painlessly. The new
system is positively harmless. No unpleasant
effects. Children and old people can be treat
ed, no matter what the condition
Not penny is charged for the costly
anesthetic, and everybody is welcome.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-08-08
Regal Dental Offices

Dr. l.. II. Clark. Manager
ioS Thtrd Ave. y. W. Cor. Thsr,
and Union.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-10-19


I'VE are not surprised to find great
party leaders denoUncing Wilson to-
day for policies which a year and a
half ago they were expressly approx
ing; we are not amazed, we are only
amused when we hear him execrated
by his political adyersaries for truck
ling to the kaiser, while all Germany
is-preparing to hang flags from every
window in celebration of his expect
ed defeat.
81 do not think that it has ever for
a moment looked so dark for Wilson
as it did all that summer to Lincoln;
but Wilson has had some chance to
find out what republics. can do to
men who greatly serve them. We all
said at the beginning Of this cam
paign that it would be conducted on
aOhigh plane; but / wonder if de-
bate, led by eminent men, in which
such a record as Wilson has made for
the past three years and a half can
be reviewed by his opponents with
out a generous and appreciative
word, is really good politics. l won
der how many -wavering voters it has
confirmed in, their purpose to vote for
Wilson. / know of one"
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-10-19
. - e .
SILK STOCKINGS
BY Jim Nance

Again we'll write Of hosiery
The kind that women wear,
The brand that tract attention,
That kind that easily tear.
They're silk and loom up NICELY
They hit mems bankbooks wrong,
In making them much shorter,
Though they make the men look
long.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-10-19
TO TRY MINERS OFFICIAL ON
CHARGE OF TAKING MONEY

CHARGE OF TAKING MONEY
Springfield, Ill.,, Oct. 10. - By an
overwhelming majority the memberE
ship of the United Mine Workers Of
Illinois has voted to call a special con
vention to try Pres. Frank Earring
ton on charges that he accepted
1000 from Frank Smith of Dwight
for aiding the latter in his fight for
the Republican nomination for gov
ernOr.
The vote was: Yes, 129,154; no,
1882.
The vote was a complete surprise
to Farrington's friends, who have
maintained the proposition would be
defeated.
The teHers announced the conVen-
ton probably would be- called within
the next ten days. The setting of the
date and the place awaits Sec'y Nc
Donald's return from the state fed
Grafton convention at Quincy.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-10-19
P. S.-"Gee! You should have seen
them, Bill! Champagne coIor!"
(Oh, Dear!" Friday.) o..
JUDGE ROONEY AssAILs BUYER
OF STOLEN PROPERTY

1 am sorry 10 say must DISMISS
the case for want Of prosecution.
Judge John J. Rooney was plainly
peeved at having to turn julius
Weinberg and Abraham Myers free.
They had been brought before him
on a charge of buying stolen lead
pipe and fixtures from little children,
but had settled out of court for 500
with the firm from which the pipe
bad been stolen.
More children of Chicago are be-
ing corrupted by men Of your sort,
and your business than in any other
way" said Judge Rooney ct is
your kind that teaches them to be
sneaks, thieves and fabricators. 1
wish could send every man who
buys a stolen article from child to
the Brfdewen for long, long time"
81 only paid 10 cents for It; it was
the first time ever bought stolen
goods" said Myers.
81 only paid 70 cents; it was the
first time bought stolen goods" said
Weinberg.
Eyes. It was the first time you
got caught, you mean" said the
Judge. "And you paid these little
kids only 10 and IS cents for stolen
property that you had to pay the.
owners 500 for when you got found
out"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-06
SPECULATION IN
MOTORS FEATURED
Publication of Additional Details Con.
neeted with Huge Mergers Contrib
uting 20 General Activity.

NEW YORK. June 5-Speculaivc op-
'Fat4un- ia motors were resumed on an
enlarged scale today. publication OF adj
uitioual details connected with the huge
merger % several prominent companies
contributing measurably TO further sub
stantial gains and new maNtmumS
Among the high records scored durius
The session. some OF which were largely
II not wholly surrendered before the
close. were Willys-OVerland. which rose
hfteen points Co 3-5. with "a. Go IL for
The preferred: Chambers Motors. II TO
lal General Motors. II 10 $50. and Lee
Rubber - = TO 5s ~
Rails Mere doubtless checked by the
character OF the general trading. but
even In that division q strong undert one
was manifest Tor "A time. with Norfolk
4 western achieving a new maximum OF
lao. There Were temporary gains OF I
20 points in Canadian Pacific. Panhan.
die. th"~ap eake q ohio. southern Rail
way preferred. and Seaboard Air Lima
but fresh selling Of Reading soon ef-
faced these advances and was RESPONSE
Die for the irregular trend AZ the close.
Total sale OF took amounted to $50. 900
shares.
Internal ional issues. including the war
bonds Of tho Entente Allies were do
cidcdly firm on the later advices dealing
with the recent naval engagement.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-06
WELLSBURG

WEI.fSBt re. ". Va. June S-Judrc
r. NJ .Addivman opened On. June term OF
IN. circuit court ON Monday morning At
g" los instruct 'uE the grand jury as 20
their labor. After emphasizing their re-
~pon~ihintN. authority and duty. DEE laid
especial stress ON the liquor laws. the
mining laws. ths check WeiEhmau laws.
ana the corrupt practices act EnNcrniue
elections. The strand jury Was then
sent To It's room tu take az the work OF
GA. term. The Grand JURY cam. cat At
! 30 today and reported IN. follow tug
'uut~tm'nts Prank katbs sh. true bin
Tor tctung. charles Lewis. tWow iudlCf.
in.nts Tor fvlnug Cost Lcodldos. true
biu Tor mi~ds usHnor. Tn. Grand Jury
retired aud ~ court work will De- start.
81 "wednesday morning with Judge Ad
dlcnan presiding.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-06

l'f. ana Mrs. willard Armstrong and
SON. Hugh. OF Ingram Pa. were, sum
day visitors al tho home uf Mr. aud Mrs.
ora ". LiEE.tt
7. J. Arm~tronr of bethany. was \
N.ll~burE business caller on Monday
Misses Pearl West and Man me Trau-
bert were Wheeling visitors on SUNDAY
calling on Miss Myrtle west az th, DhIu
\ alley Hospital
Miss Jhuulta Greer. uf ~Iks~tuu. Mo-.
and Miss Mary Lewis. OF Baltimore. Md
spent sunday 80 tho home ur Mr. and
Mrs. = = Hedges They viii also att
tend The E', hany Commencement ,N,r-
Cl-'S this week
Jacob pimmltt. OF EldcrSVills. Pa g
VISITING his sister. Mrs Frank Buxton
or On" Fourth ward. for a few DAYS.
j. T. curtis. Sr-. and grand daughter,
MISS virginia belong. OF Lexington
Ky. are tho guests 90 Mr. and Mrs
George e. curtis. Of Main street
Ashley Waugh. OF Wheeling spsni
the weekend Boz M,ll~hurE with his
mother
Tho steamer Tell Dltv went mo ou
SUNDAY landing al the local wharf
W. =. Hun of Fairmuut was a Wells
burg business caller Oh Aiu.daN
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-06
Briefs


Mr. and Mrs. Robert Juukins. OF SAND
I'm. were visiting Mr.. and Mrs. A.. VI.
GHrNlu. sunday.
\ large crowd attended IN, social
meeting az the MI OuNct hail. last Fri
day evening g. b.. Carrtgau. ct ellen
Gale; Martin Brown. OF M"und~yille. and
Thomas ". Fleming. were present and
'ach saw "a islh. k,tr,~ulent- were
served by "a. ladies
M and Mr.. Harry " Fisher AID
daughter. Edith. of Wheeling. are visit
inE AZ an" home OF : T.. Fisher
Mrs August NucrvaS. cot Euggs Run.
Is r'covering from an illness.
Alt ana Mrs J. ". GARY iu and family.
OF MoundsNill'. and Mr. and Mrs Iiar-
old Hamilton. OF Canuonsburg Pa. spent
sunday al the home of Mr.. and Mrs NJ
A. Marble. near Bethlehem
Mrs. Ella Acksr viii leave for her
home tn Houston. Texas. to-day. after
"a visit with relatives in this rommuuif. o..
q, william R,oscTsgn aud slaughter
IN, j. =. RoE,rsou hu-o ON saturday.
Mrs. Joseph Col,z. daughter. Miss
stella and sons, William ANA Francis
visited in Elm Grove uu sunday.
John schubert. &C Mozart. lost wall
liable horse. on sunday.
George Drum has returned fo his home
In Mhc'lns after visit 900 Ga" home
~ his aunt. Mr.. E'll, Mobley. ul HoEgs
hun.
\ taffce-visito VIII b. given ri tho
Christ Lutheran church. al Mozart. by
ihy Ladies circle "u M'du,-oaN 'NsuinL.
Misses clara and t.u'lla Burns were
the gu,s SITS uf Miss Mary Eog.l son. ~
sunday.
SUNDAY ,lsltor- az th, uom. % NJ
and Mr. william Nuet. 80 EuEE- Run.
We're. Louis Atw'u aud daughter. katu-
ryu. Francis Nusf and daughter May.
l~k'N. Harry ana Earl Nu~f. aIl 70
WI."IirE. Clarence ShriN'r of Manning
ton. Dewey Yates. Josl, Coltz. Louis ami
Charles Meyers
Miss MarEu'rit, Hood and Carl Sn.de-
ksI were The guests of Mr.. and Mrs =.
l.. G8r.iu ON SUNDAY
Harry ly~luE,r. oI " r.eluE. visited
friends here. ON Sunday.
Miss kathryn NfW.Il has returned Ip
her home iu Wheeling after spending
o. Tow days with friends ON Eosgs Knu.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-06
Butter, Eggs and Cheese

NEW YORK. June 5.-Rrf.-. vo,r.-.
creamery * rts % score go q sea- o. DO
higher, scoring 3uat u2Ir. Irsf- -,r. 10
20 80. seconds 25ts 10 ESQ.
Legs FIRM fresh gHfhsr.I STORAGE
backed rr~t- tu extra fr-t~ -Nlr r Es|l..
r"EuIdr - t'd extra rr-f~ -lt. -4.. 30.
hretS ~ BE. Fresh -tf.t r.I seconds
2u4s ff - -c. nearby r.uu-r, whites mn.
Co fancy 20 % zee. al browns o. "A, gt..
tH'' sol Unsettled. state. fresh -r.-
.s'~ 80 70 Zoe. DO average fancy tfft sf
Llv" poultry firm. b-ou.r- .alaU..
l-egnyrus .s- -Nt. fowls --e. trra.. a
2". dressed lull ami weak chickens j.
PC. fowls --'a.. fur.sl- -1Hr-s..
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-06

ON sunday ,Nsuitt. Jun. 18th a
chlurtus utN entertainment Viii b..
given az IA. Mt. tltN,t NJ T. churhc bN.
the sunday school \ guou program b..
being prepared ana the committee ia
charge II composed uf Mr.. T.. "a. Schu-
bert. Mrs. Oma Bonar. aud Miss Lillian
Sncdeksr.
The Ecthl"h"m MON Sunday school
VIII hold a childr-r. day service al Tia.
chapel. next sunday evening. at O'Clock.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-06
ANOTHER GREAT INCREASE IN THE WHEELING
; CLEAR|NGS MONDAY, REACHING 114.5 PER. CT.

Monday witnessed another great In
crease ia the Wheeling banking clear
inrs. which rcahced Ssi0.ss26s. COM
pared with ss77sti.23 for the same day
last June. an increase OF st32.s4i.ts. or
mas per cent
for the month Of June e. dste-four
banking days-the total clcarings ar"
SF.f2l.259.02. compared with 81 .362. 1879
last year. an Increase OF S3.05s.i6J.e3. or
-@fs per cent.
o-day-elsction dsy-the banks OF no
city are 20 remain closed so there will
b" no clesrings reported until Wcdncs-
day.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-06

The marriage OF Miss Nsttie Ruth
thompson. OF Middle bournr. and Mr RI
tner hk- Merinar took pluc. af Middle
bourne. On saturday. The bIile was a
teacher ln the Cameron school. Will
the groom r. a teacher m the ConSoli-
Gated school here. AIR and Nrz Msriuar
Viii spend tho summer lea MorEautovu
and later they will take up their resi-
dtuCe here
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-06
May Locate Here

u Is reliably reported that the Fol-
iHh~h"" iirutnrrs Company may locate
10 new min on th" property formerly
occupied bN the bottle house. II b. un-
q. r.io'i That an opttn has been asked
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-06

k"N. - A. Allison OF the II. T. church
conducted funeral services ON SUNDAY
afternoon for Leonard. son OF Mr.. and
Mr~ Atomic k'udu. who passed away
vh Friday iut'rment was made ln
brooke cemetery
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-06
Preparedness. nre.tinx.

NVV z Y IAmUt- n VII sn.ah I'm the
FIRE MethodtSt church u the Fourth
ward NcllShurE. ON Preparedness.
tuesday evening. June an. 9th. at eight
n clock. ENcryou" is invited 10 attend
ami those especially Interested IN sum
taN school wurk. Their, viii Do. a short
period al the close ct the address for
IN" consideration OF sunday school
qus~ u .unS
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-06
Dentist KILLED.

W ORD has been received IN tnt~ city
OF iuv death uu Wednesday. MAY GlSt.
at THIN. a.. OF pr r. "a. sting. "a prom
iucut dentist His death was The result
"i an automobile accident. Dr. sting
l~ well known To- tho dentists 81 Wells
burg. as b" b. al. Vic. president OF the
f~i pmego dental fraternity
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-06
Quarterly Meeting.

The third quarterly conference Tor
Marshall charge will be- held az the AT
bllNet NJ. T. church ON nest FRIDAY az
ESQ q. m. Communion services Will b.
held on sunday at 100 O'Clock Dr. NJ
L. Compton. the district superintendent
viii be present TO conduct these services.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-06
Meeting Of tn. kings Daughters.

IouEhtcrs viii be- held IN the Hamilton
! Al e. \. parlorS at 80 Tuesday
evening. Every member b. requested 10
BE- present aud they viii decide whether
or not they viii invite the state con-
N,mtInn nDru Lm y, Luh.r-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-06
WHEELING LIVE STOCK

Total. 44ei.259.oe Sl.3sa.7s379 ga 5
Increase S3.O5N. f65.eJ
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-06
VIII Entertain Society.

on Thursday afternoon. Mr- J. ~.
Behrcns viii entertain IA. Ladies' Ali
Socinyy OF the Pleasant H.ll NJ a.
church. AT the home ct Mrs Joseph
Archey.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-06
SHERRARD

vote for Jim parriott for Prescott
ING Attorney. One Good Term De.
serves Another.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-06
CAMERON

one Good Term Dce~rvee Another.
Vote for Jim rarriott for Prosecutor
TUESDAY
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-06
BOSTON COPPER STOCKS


WHEELING. W. Va. June b. Do.
Corrected b. \. -. Mastsl a Co men,
bcrs Boston stock Exchange.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-06
LESS BUYING OF STEEL
FOR PLANT EXTENSION
Orders Placed IN Past Week Smallest
FOR Period This Year.

NEH lOitN. June The fabricafin
Shols took orders for steel building.
bridges and manufacturing plant .Et.n.
IONS last Week requiring about = uuu
.shs OF fabricated shapes. In the last
amounted to only $4,000 tons. being he
stialIcst weekly sales this year IN.
LAY contracts aggregated about IL. 900
Ioh-' out the total officially reported
may De larger. TO cover some business
.lal was carried over from last fnoutb
,''ii.i 'oads were responsible Tor 20. Sc
90 ihe total. as compared with
-I'VO tons in April
-, II Is an interesting fact that business
IN fabricated structural steel in the rn.t.
IuIoilan district which Includes Create
tNyN h"ik and northern Ncw Jersey. has
- ,.''M on about 10 10 per cent since
iihe OF business throughout the rourIfr,y
ueS Increased a. pcr cent The total
S ,,,s OF fabricated steel In the last nve
.uNhthS nave bccn $4,000 tons. a. com
pared with a total Of $4,000 tons during
t"c corresponding period last year Ju-
- ~ u.uAI conditions sales Ia the met
l"Poi.tan district are from 20 10 rs Der
cent OF the total made throughout IN.
..-n'i y. 70 maintain this average Jan
-, - tn1liu Dc 900 tons. but they
ohiy ABOUT 10000 tons. or ap-
pi"Nimat'ly the same as during the
o..Ss pohdlhs period last year. la other
sections OF the Eastern district mo.
Was a substantial gain. sspecisily m, %..,,
i-hgland where extensions To inanufa.,.
,lrlhs plants DEVELOPED an unusual vol
nHH
however. l. reported In the Interior in
IN" south. where the Increase An busi-
ness mas ranged from 30 TO 80 p.r COM
year. '
IN" falling OF In steel building work
IN ihc Inst fortnight seems TO b.. inter
PIeltu HN consumers as indicating "a
uIop IN prices Of structural steel iu tho
lNaI future. This is hardly probable.
however. except possibly ON som. Iar,a
IasH Fin.a
nave capacity sold for eight to eighteen
months. the Jones & iaaughlin steel
,yMpahy reports this capacity sold Tor
dependent mills as well as fb. ST.
corporation welcome the decr,a4. ir
business becauS. Of their oyerSoId 90
pacity tabricators. however. that nav.
lots. % S'iiaii
renders have been asked on 500 tons
OF fabricated shapes for th,. CoIont,I
trust Building to b. erected In phIi.-
a ,IkhMay bridge To BE- constructed al
NHleIn. y J. Tenders viii be received
on tlesday on few hundred tons ~
steel Tor the Kings county court house.
sales Of pig iron last week agsr.-
gated only 10000 tons in an distrirfs
OF Whlch only about 10000 tons Ner. r,.
. ported N the territory east OF the Allie
SS az MSuntatHs In the. Pittsburgh
,ng ron were sold. and 10000 tons ~
Nori hcrn basic We're sold for delivery a.
/ g. Louis. The total May sales were
.i'.'uv tons. as compared with April
aIes sEgregatlng $4,000 tons. since fbs
.rNt OF the year merchant furnaces nav.
lah'h contracts FOR 3,925.O0O tons OF
S'''' H'ahlNs and foundry grade.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-06
N. Y. STOCK EXCHANGE

WHEELING. W. Va. June 3. 'lr
Range Of active stocks on the N.u
iofk stock Exchange. corrected daily
oy \. T. Mastcn & co. brokers
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-06
LOCAL STOCKS


WHEELING. ". Va. Jun. o. rs
I'IlN quotation List OF the Wheeling
fuDk Exchange.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-06

10000 head. lower. Bulk ST.gSqs IS:
l-ut xN.NU4g4I. mixed SglUFig go.
heavy y9.U5 .I BOO. rough yt.Os.4 q. 20:
p4Es So tul $50.
CATTLE ,c.ipt- 1000 head. unsettled.
NHt.Ne beef c1ttl, SIC 900 rt ms. stocker-
ANA feeders s. uu.f 5000. cows and helf.rs
$3.50 $50. calves S. UHH l.25.
Sut.p-E,usipts 10000 head. unset
tIrd. Wrtu.r~ $500 .t $50. ewes S4..5l
40. lambs $500 5000. springs s. 25q
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-06

WHEELING. ". Va. June .. 'l6.
Corrected by \. r. Masten * Co. l.. +.
Brand Mgr. Rooms 2Of-2O5 national
Bank Bids. Wheeling. ". Va
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-06
Standard Oil Subsidiary Stocks

Total shares 531. 200.
Bonds S2.666.OUO.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-06

renders have been asked on 500 tons
Trust Building TO De erected in pbii1-
"e ;lhia and on zoo tons OF shapes f0f
a highway bridge 10 BE- constructed "a
''i.In. , j. Tenders viii be received
steer Tor the Kings county court house.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-06

WHEELING TRACTION COMPANY
LAfAESS CAR SCHEDULE
Taxing Eject june a., 1909.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-10-05
Maerlei MIbli6es.

Die SDetifen. &n6bel iino cine
S~pesialitdt Der bobntiihen Slide, III
Der Die Sflaume unb bas Silnumens
mus (YopioI) nls por5iislihes 2unz
bespioouft i~iberbalpt cine eroBe 8oae
ipielt. Sn Gcutld.nup fcnnt man
audi Die 3ipetihensaloBc, bereitet lie
aber meirenc dlls aartuifcltloBtetg
poburh iie mobl an N~abr9ebalt se>
ninnen mag. iuer ieooh leihtere &pit
liebt, bepordust aber Die anoeren
yeigarten. Sic bobu,iihen 3peti6ens
8nobel oasesen perben audi ben perz
tpobnteiten SeiniGmeder befrieoigen.
Nean tennt in gobmen breierlet Seiee
bafiir, nnb 5ipar ben Semmeltn6beIs
teig, ben Strubelteia rnb ben aus
Sppfen Quart. Tie 8erihte tons
men nah elmer oifen Suppc ais gins
5el9ane pcripertbet peroeh.
Staten nnb .Dtduie pertreibt man.
inoem ma in bic 2ofer Glide &nrbib
itedt, ben @eruh fonnen lie nitt per>
trasen, uno mad fur5er Seit merit
man bon bieien unansenebmen 8diten
nidts mebr.
Wie erfennt nj Warsarine uoer
bamit sefdlfhte Butter? - Haturs
butter bat. penn lie auf Dem Seuer
sebrdlint pirb, einen ei9entbilmlifen.
aromatiiden @erlld). Streidt mar
Naturnutter aui einen Streifen rnbes
ihriebeneu 9riefpnpicrs uno 5ilnoet
ienen an. 10 entipidelt iih hieier
buitenoe 8eruf. Biro elm sleiher
Streiien NIT @arsariue beitriden unp
ange5iinbet. 10 ipiirt man bon bieiem
8eruh nif)ts, eS riedt pielmebr
branSis, alio mad Salg. 9ieier
lebtere 8eruh enttpidelt lid, allh,
penn Die Naturbutter nit I~argarine
perfdliht lit.
Jleiihialat NIT 1omaten.-Imr
iddlt ba3u mebrere Stunoeu Dor Der
8ereitun9 bes Salats Die Somutsu.
inbem man ibnen nit einem lharfen
Neiler Die Sdut abaiebt. Wan
braidt tic ba5u niht gu briiben, mos
burd Tie cher II. @eidmad perIieren
piirSen. Wan sihncioet iie in
Sheibeu. riibrt cini9e 9offel bon
SpeiieGl nit 3iuei 20iielu poq
9toitrih, SalS. Yiefier unb giii9 5us
iammen (niht 3u iharfe Sauce
maGcnD. iiiet piel fein sebadte
Yeteriilie unb Sdnittlaud. ioipie
aaerlei Sorteu talten 8raten ooer se>
fodtes Sleiif. in Streifhen ses
{dnitten,' bin3u. enbli6 Die Somaten,
miitt Gues gut unb ierpiert.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-10-05
An Autobiography.
Our Cartoonist J. J. Humski Tells a Story
of His DUN.

I was born in a little village of West
fallen, Germany, IS years ago. When
l was big enough TO handle a pencil,
just for my amusement l was taught to
copy some Of pas rare specimens of
humanity; these drawings on when
finished resembled pas pictures about
rs much as a tin can resembles a cat.
When l was six years old. my father
came to this country TO make prepare
tions fer our future home. A year
later, after first receiving word from
my father, mother followed, taking me
with her. Here l went to school like
other boys Of my age. l particularly
liked Friday afternoons, when we had
drawing. Most of my evenings were
spent copying the colored comic supple
ments and other pictures In fact. any
thing that looked good to ne. Shortly
before leaving the high school, l began
taking Instructions in drawing. While
still at my studies. l earned my first
money with my pencil by doing show
cards for a bicycle-man of my town.
Later l began contributing cartoons to
The Catholic Tribune and have been
doing so Eel since.
How did 1 create the Zimbalist
Family? Perhaps you'd like to know |.
Well, then-listen! I'm going to
give you the straight goods.
Although the members Of the Zim-
balist Family were born a year ago,
this is the first time that they crawled
out of their hole to show themselves
and begin the monkey business.
oh, no! Not one person In the Tim
balist Family is taken after a living
model: that there are people resem-
bling these comical characters l have
no doubt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-10-05

"Well," you exclaim, how did you
get the idea of emp
Out Of my own nutty head, dear
reader, out Of my own nutty head
that's where the Zimbalist Family
came from.
Instructive are they"
Sure, Mike! But you'll have TO see
them with your own eyes to make sure
that I'm not handing you something
Now. dear reader. II the first page OF
the Zimbalist Family doesn't please
you, do not throw your hat on the floor
and begin raving!
Better follow the Zimbalist Family
a month or two and you can betcha
my life, that before the two months