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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-11-19
gom 9ooc abbermfen.
Tra,t Masba(ene Sem.

5rall Ma9oalene. 5eng perldieo
geltern Morgcn nod il6er 5%ipei1nolla-
tiger &ranfbeit auf Ser Iarm ibres
SoDnes, Simon Seng, 0rei sMeileu
norblid) bon 3upenpnrt an ser @ar-
riion StraBen &oab. bei oe,1l lie led
Ben lebten pierlno0reiBig S,abren ibr
Seim la%ufseld)lagen batte. (
Sralt Seng, bie int 76. 2ebensjab.
re itano, er6lidte an 4. Sllli 1S41
i'm &oni9reih @iirttemberg oas 2id)1
Ser @elt. SSnl Sabre 1862 permabl-
te lie 1ib in 3entlblanb, ieood nor
bieie @be leioer mir bon fllr5er 3a1t.
er, so ibr @atte orei Sabre nod ser
&pd5eit oas 3eitlide icgnete. SIN
Sabre 1866 reilte 5rat 5eng gum
erlten Male mad Sen gereinigter
Stanten llnb 1pobt1te Bis sum ariegs.
ia6re 1870 in Ianenport, Damn reiltt
lie nod Ser alten Seimatb 5llriid. SsNr
Sabre 1882 5og lie auf sic 6arm If
res Sobnes nnb leitber gat lie mi:
bieiem 5llammelagemobnt. Sic 3u
bingeldieOene miro al1Ber, bon i6ren
Sobne nob pDtt brei gnfeln iiberlebt
Sic geilebnllg erfolgt Montag Mpr
GET INN 8 ltbr bon Ser ct. 9anl's
aird)e alts per Ilttontobil altf Ben
}St. Warguerite's 6riebbpfe.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-11-19
9llfreo Sammani1 ppm Gapcnpori
itirbt in Sun Grancisrp.

8ie aus einem bier bon San
6rancisco e%ingetroffcnen 1elegramm
ST erieben lit, perltarb BORT Mlfreo
Sallral1l1, Ser Sobn bon Serrn l1nb
|6ralt &enrD 8al1n1anl1, Mp. 2O49
9omoitd straBe, Ser in Iieniten ser
@llnoesarlnee itall0. 3ie 2eihe miro
nad Gapenport itberfiibrt merocll.
Grit ont Ill. IS. Mpnats %feierte Serr
9altmaln Die einuno0yeiBiglte @ie<
oerfebr ieines @eburtstages. gr licB
Ilid) Dor iiilf Sabren in Iapenpprt
fir ben Giel1lt in Ser g1tlbesarr11ee
anlpcrbert. gr Oiente in Sort Star
ling, Sal. MltBer bon ieinen glter1
miro ser G~erltorbene bon leiller in
Gubenport mobnenben Sdtpciter,
Jruu @iaiam 9alep, Ser Satin Ell
nes bieligen 6eltermebrnmuaes, mie
au6 bon einem grl1oer, 81. George
gaumarm bon Mberoecn, 9. ., iiber-
slebt.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-11-19
aOn5ert oes BOD SslanO MaGnner,
dlprS.

Ser &od Ssla1to Wstdinnerdor miro
am 3anfiagungstage In Der Nod SIS.
Lander Sltrnballe ein groBes aonaert
Determination, 0em 1id) ELM San5fran5-
den anid)lieben miro. Sir bieie Ser
anltaltung meroen Die gorbereitl1n=
gen NIT groBem Offer beltens getrof=
fen. Ser 3ao. 3itber.&lub, unter
@errn q. g. 5abrner's 2eit11tg, miro
bel Dem &onsert mit1pirfen llnb 5tpar
pol5ablig, NIT Der gleiden 8eiebung,
Die er bier bel ieittem erfolgreihen
&pn5crt am Montag 9benb oieler
8ode bette. Ser st.. S. Mai,mer-
DIOR ltebt iett inter 2eitnllg 6es
9errn Ml6ert Geterlen uno miro ein
grogranm ieiner Gborlieoer sum
gortrag bri1gen.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-11-19
@creoitb's aampasnc foitet $780,
357: 6aroins's $6,77O.
.. @. ain1berlp BON Gapenport CAB
fiir 2egislatar $3.50 aus.

6. 8. Merebitb, Ser Delnofratiide
&all0ioat fir Go1lDcrneur bes Staa=
tes Soma gab insgelantnt $36,357
fiir Sic &ngi1e aus, mic ais ge-
.ltern in 1es Moies gebl,dten Napie-
rem 81 erieben lit. Sein iiegreider
Opponent, @iQiam 8. &ar0ing, Ser
Merebitb nit iiber $4,000 Stintmelt
ldlug, 9ab I'M @an5en MIR SOTO
aus. Inter oen moeren, in Dcs
iMoines geblldbten anmpagr1cal1sga=
ben iii beionoers 8. IS. &imberlp
BON Iapelport, Ser apieber in Sic
.Staatslegislatltr geipablt tporoe11 lit,
Sit benterfen. SEER &imberly gab
insgelam1t 1888 aus.
Mltd) IN Gaperlpprt mltrDen gelterlt
Die &anlpagneausgaben gebnht.
Sobn s. 8itt, Ser bon @enrp $. Sc
bens fir oas Mmt zines GountDalt-
ma1ts aeihlaeen ml1rbe, gab $347.S1
aegen 0ie $549.39 bolt SSebens aus.
go. Berger, Ser oen1ofratilhe aat1=
|bi0at fir County Mllbitpr, Ser bon
Dem Mepublifancr Collins geldlaeen
mlrbe, aab $335.43 aus. Otto
sdrllnr, Ser it6 iiir Ben @oiten zines
County Glerf auf oem oemofratiiden
Iidet bewarb, p%eransgabte insge-
lammt $248, ma6reno Ibeo1nr @ai=
telling, Ser Oemofratilbe &ai5ibat fir
Den 1918 5uperoiloren-germin
l$130.55 alsgab.
Sic 1o5ialiitilhe Nartei bat bei Ser
aampagne eiaen lteberidl1b bon
$42.57 81 per5eidnen. NSa,sgelammt
pllrben $243.87 fir oas lo5ialilijde
Gonltp a3entralfomite geltiftet.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-11-19

'ltaot, Nlbert 5abrner, SRI. SiIoo
@inribs.
gaB @iol: sfcpe Mucfer, 90. @,te.
fer, Iaec 8leller, Garl @elen6erg.
Sarfe: Sraneis % Snlll1iers.
6lote: SSranf 6ib, s. u. Sdpnibt,
6. II. Sdaeffer.
Oboe: @en 6ltblenborf.
Glarinette: Treo otto, Otto 6.
9sobis, Srpile MobIf.
@aiioon: q. Sinrifs, 81. Mnoerion.
Gornet: Otto @fbarot, su. @ocih.
ncr.
Sorn: Mar @ierid, al. 8ieber-
bod, @aralo Nelion, @enrp @arbctf
G%olauncn: @b. @Ielie, MfreO
@efhm, 6reO Solution.
Slrba: 20. Genninaton.
Spnlpani: S. Sdmiot, il.
Gaufen: q. &oblbamner.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-11-19
Gini9feitsIoge feiert fiinfjabriscs gu
bilGum.

1as finite 5tiftlngsfeIt Ser Gu
oenport gGirtigfeitsloge ipllroe an
5reitag Mbe,tb III feltliher @eiie il
Der Odnithe1r griioeridaftsballe be.
gangen. NadJltebenb Die gliidlidel
f5ieaer nnb Siegerinnel1 bei ser aar.
tenunter6altulrg, Die einen 5beil oes
Heterogeneous 6ilbete:
@ind 6rall 6. Mlleller, SRI.
|Sertba Mnoreien, Iran g. @ietb,
6ralt g. Nat6ien, 6rau @enrD off;
rens, 6ralt g. S. Ibomplen, Sral
IS. Staadma1l n1t0 6ralt $. 8of.
Ser5en 5rau 8. gb nl1o Sral
81. Often.
groltpreiie ~ Jrom S. 9eters.
5rai1 S. a56ult, 6rau $. @olme,
unb 6rau q. Widuelien.
Gind=Greiie fir Manner-- 50. S
5iiber, Garl Hoblf, @cnrp Mbrcns
Geter 9itt1ner, g. gietb, ISM. @mli
g. S. 1bomplen, 8. 8. Nnorelen
Geter Gatbjens lnb Wartin 16otnp:
len.
Ser aartenlr1terbaltllllg ldloB lid
Elm allgen1eines 211ndeon on. Ser,
u16 Iran S. sdnlb trugelt sur Sc.
miitbli6feit 0es slbenbs ourh Der
Bprtrag me6rerer 2ieber bei.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-11-19
MISUNDERSTANDING Der GamenIcf
tim bes q. IS. 9ap. smru=
Deretns.

Die G%amenieftion oes Noromelt
1apenport Il1rllperei11s bielt am
Treitag Nadmittag in Ser Norbmeit
Davenport Sl1rnbane cine &artenu1t=
terbaltang of, oie 1ib zines altsge-
5et9neten gelndes erfreute. Mah-
lte6eno Die Siegerimen III Ginh:
Die 5ral,en Mnna 5droeoer, $. Sou-
men, S. Sobnlon, 81. @rir lll1o @.
Mad.
Sir bobe @l1nft5ablen in @er3en
ml1roen Greiie 5llerfal11lt an oie
Jronel1 So. Galt, $. 6ref, $. Hiefe
nnb $. Gpbmeober.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-11-19
Morsea Ybeno sic sucitc ~llntcrGal=
tmng bcs 9ebrerinncm=Gln iii
Ser Ml1la Scr SpdJidmle.
Gortrag bon 2oll s. @ca,danlp, Sem
lllnloriltilden Nhiloioplen.

Som 2ou S. geal1talnp. DEM nut
moriitiidcn N)ilo1opben, Ser nlorgen
Mbcno lit Ser slltla Scr @odidrnle. INT
ter ben Nuipi5ien bes Clubs Ser 2eb=
rerirmen OH unieren offentli6en
IShulen einen gortrag balten miro,
miro gelagt, oaB er uein Ienfer lit,
Ser ieil,e 3uborer sum 2ad)el1 brinet,
ltnb ELM 6umoriit, Ser lie sltnl Gent
fen atregt."
2ou S. geandamp bot ein n1erf-
miiroigcs 2ebe1 gebabt. Seiner .Wsllt=
ter beraltbt, als ct nod elm ugabp"
par, nerlebte cr oie erlten Sabre lei
nes 2ebens inter sen Greet, @boctam
uno Gberofee S%Nnbia,erll uno er be-
nubt piele Der @}ebralldc Dieler SSSl1-
bianerit1mme 81 SIl~ltltrationcn iii
%leil1en gortragen. Sdltl- ul1o College
Griuilegien blieben ibm perlagt, aber
|9elen INTO Sdreibel1 lpllroe ibm bon
eillem iungen Mdohen beigebradt.
Gr mllroe lofprt ei1 heiBblngriger
9ele r nnb l%ieferte i'm Sitter Dor, nun
IA Sabren bereits @eitrdge in Ser
len lno in 9roIa ali bic groBcn Seem
orfer 3eitltngen, uro NIT 90 Sahren
NOR er elmer Der Sdriftleitcr elmer
bebeutenoen fdglide1r 3eitung in
Cincinnati.
Serr 9ed1d)amp 6at cine Miaion
Wleilen auf ipinen Geiien in Ser al
ten llnb Ser nel1eii @eIt 5llriidgelegt,
er bat oas 2ebeii Der ollntermelt" in
ben vSlltn1s" lrb Sen 2alter=8icr=
tcllt Ser gfoBen Sta0tc Ser ganaeu
@elt genalt ul1terilld)t ltnb leine Or
~fabrungen in s(rtifeln IN Ser 9reIie
p%er0ffentlibt. Sn Iolge oieler lclt=
lan1en g%rfabrlrngeh bril1gt er anf Sic
Gortraastribiile @abe1 nit, Sic ol,=
oeren @ortragsmeillter,n periagt Bile
ben, l1to ieine 2iesble lin0 'gpmpat5ie
fir mabre Menidli1feit ~befaGigen
i'm, 0iele griabrlmgeit in ieillel1
Gortragen in elmer @eile SIT benl1ten,
Die ieinelr l3l1borern 5ltnl @ortbcil
llnD gum Segen' geretht."
Nien1ano ipllte perial1men, oieiel,
ga15 berporrage1oen gortragsmei-
liter, De1t Ebilolop6en, Sber sum 2a=
den. uno BEN &llnlorilten, oer sum
3enfen artregt, morgen Mbel1o in Ser
Mltla Der &odidy1le su boren, l,no
mir boffen, baB iid Sit bielen be0er=
teroen gortraae cine lebr groBe SIT.
hDreriduft einltellt
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-11-19
5tabt uub Gouutn.
Counting, Den 10. Ntouember.
Rleins Stahtsyi
-Nerpen.S el- MitteI eegcn&beltnla-
tisuus uno Sdmer5en aller Irt.
&iepe's @potbefe.
Butler sdJntc icrtiaactclt.

Goltntp : Sdn1liuperil1tcnoent $.
6. Rollae mad)te aeltcrn befanllt, oaB
Dos nelle SditlaeballSe inn adltell @e=
5irf, Butler Somnibip, fertiggeitcllt
porbcn lit. Die Iertiaitcalul9 oes
SdulbalticS foltet $1,000. Sefalmt=
lidJ bran1te bas alto Sdullbaus inn
ssSSltri bic'cs Sabrcs ab. Sri. eleanor
&irl miro oie 2eitlulg iiber oie jeet
lpicocr 5ll c~roiincnbe Sdrlle %iibernef=
men.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-11-19
(gingeianbt.)
Ger ocntid atuerifaniidJe Central.
herein.

9as aomite fiir oie 6eitlidfeit oes
N.zM. Gentral8 ereits belt am Srei=
tag Mbeno feline M%6rednultg ab. IS
tpuroe ein aan5 gutter grfolg ~er5ielt
unb Ipridt bas ao1nite alien Mitnir=
'fenoen Der 9%alnenflaIie Ser 0apen-
porter Surigemeilbe, ben Nftiben
Der 90. IS. gtrngemeinoe, iotpie ben
Iamen l1b Serren Die bas Sbeater<
itiid 5lir Il1fiiibrung bradten, ieilen
ber5lid)lten Iatf aus.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-11-19
gSiro b%eitraft, iueil er feline sodte,
geidlagcn batte.

@enrp glgin puroe gelfern Mor-
gen bon &oli5eirnagiitrat grnlt
Eglauiien ST elmer @eloHrafe bon ST
.nno oen &plten Ser gerbanblung
.pernrtbeilt, neil er leine 1ohter,
|Srau Wal,oe 8afer, NIT Ser 6altlt
ms @e,i6t geidlagen, neil bieielbe
i'm einen 2iigner genannt 'batte. 81
Gin befanrte iid idllloig, erflarte
+aber benz Beridt> bob er nod ieiner
Mnliht ous &edt fobe> feline Todter
5lt beitrafen.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-11-19
@iirsermciitcr Subn scr,ualS traut
Haar.

9%iirgerrneiiter Spbn 8ermalo
traltte aeitern Nodmittag @crrn @il=
liam 20. 9rotpn uno SRI. Sop Ilop,
Die beioe, aus Museatinc, Sa., ltan1=
men. @odBeiten ideincn nift mebr
W1obe 3ll lein, oenn 3ipiItroluligen
in aaoercn Stabten nebmcn INNER
mclr unO mebr 51l.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-11-19
GOrpl. q. $, Sntdens reif nadJ
Ges MDiues.

Corporal @. $. &lltdel1s, melder
Dabrello Ser festen Monate in 0a=
.penport bie 2eitltng iiber oie bieiige
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES fiibrte, miro
Iienstag nod Ges Moines foG-
|ren, I'm lid) BORT in Sort 9es Moines
Ibeim SberltfonmanDirenoen Ser
|Soma'er Srl1fpei1 SIT n1eloel1. @on
Sort 1es Moines aus miro Ser
''6uthers oireft nod @romnspiae,
Ser, 1peiterfabren, I'M BORT lpieoer
Den 3ienlt III 9atterie 80" arf5u.
nebmen.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-11-19
gerfeGrsfpmmiiiion Gienstas ut
GiBmrin.

Die Gapenporter gerfebrsfommil.
Iion, Sic fiir5lid bon @iirgern1eiIte,
SSobn @ermnlo er1lannt purbe, trit1
9ienstag Nadmittag Inn 3pei
l16r i'm 8pr5imrnet bes 8iirgernlei-
lteramtes in Der StabtDalle int 81.
bllng. 3n Ser 3niaml1enfunft, bei
Der SEER 8illiam Mihter oer 8orlit
fii6ren miro, lit oas a~llgenneine @lt6li.
finn beralidIt eingelaoen oat11it sic
9iirger lire @oridlage in. 9e5ug al1l
Die &eglllirllng oes 8erfebrs llnter-
breiten fonnen. .
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-11-19
Steiner sdlprnlteinbrauS.

S11 Der @o6nlll1g bon Irau M1uto
Moore, 9ep. 331 @eit 10. StrnBe,
brad geIterl1 gormittag Elm fleines
Iellcr aus, bas al1f ei1en bcfeften
sdorl1itcia 5llriif5ufiibren lit. Sac
Ielter fpnnte bon Ser berbeigeeilter1
Iellerpcbr gel0idt lneroen, ebe es
nernensmertben sdaben angeridtet
battc.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-11-19
@uraen srofe MISUNDERSTANDING
Ser 6armonic aranfenunter=
itiibnnas=Geretniarna.

Sic Sarrnonie ara1fcmunterltii=
bl1llss : gereillisl1ng miro morgen
gsa6mittag I'm bolb 3 llbr in
SGl1ad's Salle cine grobe &arten=
1l1terbaltlt1g peranItalten5 bei ser
Gind, 500, &amid l1ttb uSer3el1" ge-
lpielt meroelt ioQ.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-11-19
@alter &rnie uiro morgen @urtraa
im @Dman's Glib laltcn.

&alter >. &ruie, ser befannte Ia=
be1tportcr slrhiteft, miro nlorgell
ytadmlttag INN bal6 4 l1br Dor Ben
W}itglieocrn oes al1nltoeportements
oes Davenport @olnan's Club eil,elt
Wortrag iiber Sic g%ntpidlu1g ocs
galtens bon Saltiern" 6altel1.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-11-19
Mlbcrt @crner fehrt nadJ @alcptt
s1triif.

Nlbert @erl1er, Ser iiG orei $40
d)elt lang nit Ieiaer Iamilie in So
DIETER, Minn., m~nfgebalten battc,
febrte gcitcrt pieoer nod @alcoti
5llriif. SEER @erner unter5og iid in
afpdelter i'm oprtigeh Y1apo Brothers
@olpital elmer ldwierigen l1nter=
transportation.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-11-19
Meroen an bic @ranb Surf ernanrt.

81. st. Sapes ltno CHARLES g. Silo.
bon 3apenport tpllrben oil bie 8l1l1=
ocs- g Slop, Die an 90. gfoben1.
Der III 3es Moines 5ulanmentritt,
%ernal1nt. Gin attberer Iapenporter,
S. Wattilon, pllrbe ON sic Bum.
oes- Getit Sllrp ernannt.
- Merdants Eransfer & Storage
60. 9elepbo1 855. (Mn3.l
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-11-19
&idJter Trend; luirb Sonia bci Som
ferend Dcrtrcten.

&idter 9iat Irend m1roe BON
@pltnerr1eur Glarfe an cine Ielega=
ton erllal1nt, melde Soma BEL Ser
bonn 4. bis 8. Ge5en1ber III gbicago
obaubaltenoel1 ,pierter, jabrliden
&%onferen5 fir Marft= llro ssar1n-
&rebite ~pertreten ioa.
9r. gafer, 3aKnar8t mbitofer
Blttlot1ta. (ana.)
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-06-29

= Sn @ten fan bic feierliz
@e @inpetbung bes BON @r5ber5ogin
Marie Sbereie sef&affenen @ntfeuz
&ungsaugeS ftatt, Der ben 3ped bat,
nit ieiner maf@tneQen Ginri9tung
unb ben in ibm pprbunDenen @orz
rdten BEL pl0Bli4 auftretenben @pt<
0ertien in Srtiduften unb Sruppenz
teilen bic @eudenberbe gu fanteren
unb bic Gntieudang Bis gum @npe
bur@5ufubren. SIN 3ug tperben aud
bic nod Mngoben Der @r5ber5ogin
bergeiteaten OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
rote in Mnmenoung gebro@t. @raz
ber3og 5ron5 @olpator geba@te Der
bilfsberetten 5dtigfett Der @raber=
apgin felt &riegsbe9inn unb bontte
tbr namens Der Mrmee. Ser &rtegsz
minifter iibernabm ben 3ug in Dos
@igentum Der @eeresDernaltung,
bann petbte 6elbpitar 8ierit ben
3ug Elm.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-06-29

gudt puttinier gu midi, 6aB Sic Sen,
ties nur gut III srob lin, penn es
beibt en- 9umme gu tetide, penn es
li9 atptper Drum tanbele 0ubt, Elm gu
fanse, mo- e pen!a l9marter is. bann
i'm 1e no gut. Ser Miiter Mtlion
bat 9dnbs NIT MIDI gef9ebtt IN
fagt: Miiter @auerampfet, Sic fin
teiner BON sic 9umme. Momit i@
berbleitpe Sbne SDrn lieber
Pbtltpp @auerumpfer.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-06-29
Uer(ore,ler polten.
General aearD iibernim,mt britiibeS
Ipmmanbp lit Meippptamieu.

DIS fih sic brittf@e 8eiabung BON
~&utzelzMmara Sen 5urten ergeben
mubte, fiel General Somnibeno, Der
Oberbefeblsbaber Ser britii@en Srupz
pen in Mefopotamten, als &rtegsgez
fangener in Sic @dnbe Ser iiegretben
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-06-29

Discount Milner 1T fem @ol0at, bat
fi@ ober als tii@tiger Organiiator erz
mteien unb bat peri@iebene bobe admit
%nt{tratipe @telen nit Mus5ei4nung
ausgefiiut. Geine lebte amtlt@e @tel=
lung tpar bic zines S~berfommtFdrs
fir @ib<Mfrita.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-06-29
Sir a(treo M1i(aer.
Sft als Madbfnl8er 8itmenerS nor
aeidblaae1t tnproer.

Cir Mlfreo Mtlner, Der i'm Sabre
1902 3um Discount erboben puroe, TT
als Ma@folger bes 5elomari@als &ttz
@ener fir Sen Poften 6es &rtegsmtntz
tiers in 8ori9log gebra9t mor6en.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-06-29

Surfen. 9arouf pur6e Der Sberbez
febl iber bic nod in Mefopotamten itez
ben6en britif@en Sruppen General
9enrp 9'urban &earb iibergeben, Der
3umetft IN Snbten geoient uno fi@ bort
tpteberbolt militGrt. ausge3et@net
bat.
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The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-10-16

and a narrow collar of the black fox adds the final fall touch. This frock has been reproduced also in navy blue velvet and satin with skunk trimming and in gray, with smoked fox trim ming; but the black model is by far the smartest.
 The woman who buys a new fall frock in the basque-bodice or fitted at-the-waistline effect should provide herself first with new corset on the ''nipped in" lines. Otherwise her frock simply will not look right. This new corset is quite short at the hip and makes no pretense of conf1ning the hips in long, slender lines. At the waist it is decidedly smaller than a corset of last season in the same size and the woman who has been wearing a waistband of thirty inches will be surprised to, find her waist a trim 26 inches, or 2S at most in the new corset, with no particular dis comfort. But of. course she will pay for the slenderness of waist by fuller hips; and this fashion comments at the moment.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-10-16

tea there are dainty little silver plates with tiny two-pronged forks to pick up the bit of lemon. And by the way, lemon should not be sliced for scrv- ing with tea. Sliced lemon Is for garnishing purposes and it is impos- sible to squeeze a thin slice of lemon without messing the fingertips un- pleasantly. Lemon, for serving with tea or with sardines, should be cut into little triangular wedges, length wise of the fruit-as one cuts melon.
 Iced desserts, ices or berries and cream, should be daintily served at luncheon in tall glasses, the glass, standing on a small dessert plate which will hold also the slice of cake buildings served with rich strawberry preserves and real cream are delicious for the luncheon sweet when servedi in these tall glasses on slender stems.
 Two conveniences there are which no housekeeper, should be without @ mayonnaise mixer and a cocktail shaker. The latter may be used to concoct many delicious luncheon bev- erages and will find its appreciated place in .he home even if it never knows the ingredients of a cocktail. new mixer which costs less than dollar has mcasuring marks in tho glass so that quantities can be meas ured quickly without recourse to spoonfuls, and in the cover of the shaker is a lemon squeezer.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-10-16

tic lines, yet equally picturesque in its own way Is a long waisted frock of gray faille matinee with embroidery of silver thread and orange silk. The tall, close-f1tting collar has silver braiding on orange taffeta. The bod ice of this frock is partly taffeta and partly chiffon and the waist}ine is lower at the back than in front-a novel effect worthy of your special note. There are undersleeves of chif- fon beneath loose bell sleeves, of the taffeta, trimmed with tiny silk -covered buttons to match the frock. Bronze kid boots are worn with this costume, and by the bye, bronze boots are very fashionable just now-and most prac- tical also since the bronze boot may be worn with frock of any color ex- cert black. If one cannot afford a number of pairs of glazed kid boots to match different costumes it is good economy to buy bronze ones, and they should be in the buttoned style with high French heels and dainty pointed toes.
 Many Black Gowns For Fall. | Very dark navy blue and black seem
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-10-16

the favorite hues for first fall frocks, and black will be very smart-provid-
 ed it is smartly made. An attractive all-black frock of satin and velvet with an airy f1uttering of black tulle about the bodice and touches of fur to give the fall suggestion, is pictured. Here are four materials (not to men, tion the jet bead trimming on the bodiceD all combined in one frock without the slightest suggestion of overlooking. The skirt is of black velvet, with the inevitable hem of contrasting .material-in this case black satin; and over this velvet skirt is draped the satin overskirt Four black fox brushes hang from this overskirt at folds of the drapery. The bodice is of black velvet applied to a deep yoke of black chiffon and fits very trimly, attesting the close feath- erboned girdle beneath the girdle of black satin. The full sleeves and deep cape collar are of black tulle-or rath- CT a fine black silk net, a passemen- terie trimming of jet beads flattening this airiness around the shoulders;
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-10-16

TIT is in the daintiness and com
 pleteness of her breakfast and
 luncheon service that the accom-
 plished housekeeper excels. In most American households of the bet ter class there is handsome dinner set of more or less expensive china; there are large napkins beautifully initialed; there are various silver and glass bonbon and almond dishes; there are all the necessary sizes of glassware, from cocktail to cordial These things every good housewife who brides herself on her manner of entertaining considers very neces- sary. They are not used every day by any means, perhaps not one day in a week even; but there they aTA if hospitality demands. With a very helter skelter, heterogeneous sort of breakfast and lunch service the fam fly may get along. meanwhile. All the extra pennies are put into the impressive things that go on the din- ner table-when there is company.
 But the woman who loves dainti- ness for its own sake studies how to make her breakfast table and her luncheon table as complete and as u, and when new and interesting articles of table service appear on the market she is instantly aware.
 No longer is the same tabIecloth used for breakfast, luncheon and din- ner, with a change of cloth and nap kins at mid-week. That custom is obsolete and has gone with other mid- Victorian fashions. There are special cloths now for breakfast and lunch con, the large white tablecloth over a silence cloth being reserved for din- ner Breakfast cloths are never ornate and they are smaller than the large, handsome cloth of heavy damask for dinner use. The break fast cloth may be of damask or of plain white Irish linen with hem stitched hem. Pure white is always most attractive in tablecloth and nap-