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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-12-17

1906. Diefes reisenoe Beiuhs.
Heb fir 8inDer. bas nit langen
ooer b~clblmgen Mern1eln berleben
lperpen fam, ipirb ON beiten aus
2oipn, 8atiit, Crepe, gballie, 9afz
fet, Mei1aline, @abaroine, Shleicrz
ftoff, 2einen ober anberen Ma191tcf<
fen onsefertiet. Gum Nlsidm,id
tperben aiBe, eStidereiitreifen unol
Spite %peripanbt. Maiter in a G'r6-
Gen: 6, 8. 10 nno 12 Sabre. @rTrr<
berlid i Yarb 5utter BON 36 3o1I
8reite llo 3A 0arbs R~leireitcft
fir 8 Sabrs@rDbe.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-12-17

1882. geblimter ober einfarbiz
ger CREPE, japuniYder 9anotu@z
@toff, @eibe, 2apn, gotiit, 2eins,
un6 Gbaaie eignen iid poraiiali@ gu
bieiem &imono. Hiiden unb BORDER
tell finb su einem Sod bereinist; eli,
@batpltrasen uml9lieBt ben !9als<
ausidnitt. 9al6langer, peiter DER
mel nit GinJaTllng. Muiter in 6
Br6ben: 81, SO. AZ, AZ, 46 unb
48 sou 8rulfmaB. G~rforSerli9 5as
Dorbs aug 4456liaem @toff fir SO
3pl @r0be.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-12-17

1899 uno 1898. Dieles gez
idmadppae Rleib nurbe aus blauem
Serge, per5iert NIT Soutadles2 ise,
9efertigt. Die 1aille lit NIT Gcruz
farbiser GuipuresS piBe per5iert.
Sir Elm einfaheres &letb tann man
sic 1unita bes Modes .fprtlafen.
5aiueneM huiter Q899) in 6 @r0ben:
81, SO, 38, 40, 42 unb a. 3ol.
8rlitmab; Rodmulter Q898) ebenz
Ialls in s @r0ben: %, "a, 26, %,
30 unb 80 Sou 9aiaennsite. grFor=
osrlid 7A Darbs bon 44s0nigem
5toff fir gan5es &leio, ober 2a4
Dorbs aug 365Da. @toff fir 9atl=
.le, 25s CARDS aus 445Dnigem StofI
fir Sod unb 314 Darbs fir Eunita.
untere &odpeite 2s Yarbs.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-12-17

1880. 0eItreifte ga!oIea in
@saun uno BeiB, nit @arnitur Gus
tpeiben Yique ooer Yercole iino bic
gu DieIem MaDhentleib pertpanb.en
Stoffe. Gmpfeblensnett linO ferner
blaaer ODER roter gerae oDer @a=
baroine, Iomie 5amt, CORDUROY unb
saffcts Die fptb 3usef9nitiene refte
9aIite Ger 5ront fdlt iber Ole finite.
Srsite Auetidfalten 5ieben iid iiber
Die 9aulteln uno rei1en Bis gum.
unteren Saum bes &leibes. &lsiner
Matrcientrasea uno 8ii9ofsdrmel
nit Maaidette. Muiter in 5 @r0=
Ben: q, 6, 8, 10 unb - Sabre. Gr=
iiprherlid 3aM Wdrbs polt 365OQiaem
5tofh fG5 3 Sabrz ar0Bt.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-12-17

1880. Sir Sag 9eint(eio
WumpbDicn) bieies anabemnsugg
tann abattzS toff, @alatea, @erse,
gEepiot, @elpet, tarrisrter @onen.
Itoff nnb CORDUROY Dertpanbt ,pers
ben. fin bic 8Iuie 9einen, Mobrcs,
percale. 5piiette ober Crepe. Die
Qermel Iino nit Steppfaltsn pcriez
zen. Muiter in 5 @r0Ben: 6, s 10,
~ NIB IA Sabre. GrForrerlih 2A
Daros BON 363Dlliaem Stpff fir
BLUE unb / Yaro bon 44sDlIieem
.5toif fir 8eintleioer. fir s Sabrz
@rSas.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-12-17

1905. Dos bier porgeTiibrte
aleib fir iunge Mdo6en ooer tle!ne
Jrouen lit belonoers fur idlante
6isuren seeisnet. Die Saille 1T ur=
ter benz Sod, Oas einen Sell bes
Riidens bilbet, getrdufelt. Die bauz
F@isen Sa1den auf Dem Rod t0r=
nen pesselaf1en peroen. Das Sriz
ginal !pusoe olf bIauem 3affet, nit
Rrageit aus Tdmaraem Mtlus, seferz
tiet. Mnoere paileloe Stoffe iitro:
gabarbine, Serge, i9ottii4e ooer
torrierte 5tpffe, SAINT, Corduroy
unb Sud-. MuIter in 3 @rDBen:
l6, is unD 20 Sabre. @rfDrberli9
5M CARDS pon 4430lligem etoff.
fir 16 Su9re @rDbe.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-12-17

IH aEE't.at -EF&EIH
1904. Sin iAottifher Stoff in
arunen lno bruugen 5arbeni6ut!ie=
rungen, nit 8eIas aus braltnem
Serge, purDe gu bielem Rinoertleio-
d)er, perlpanbt. Sen runolihen 9alss
aus{auat fiillt elm GiniaB aus 2eis
nen|tpff aus. Dos N0dden 1T an.
ben Seiten unb binten in 5aIten ges
lest uno inter breitsn lustlhfalten,
Sic oben ii1a1iner Spite mDi9en, III
Der giirtel ourdsesosea. pafIenbe
Stoffe fins aud Serge, Eaffet. @a-
baroine, 8oile, Gorou,pp unb
@amt. Mu1ter in 4 @r0ben:: 6. 8,
10 uno 12 Sabrer. grforoertid 3s4
Narbs pon 44aDlligem 6tol. fur s
.Satr= @r05e.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-09-13
FOLEY CATHAKlIC TABLETS
ssrg Si0agifh 5ssh inef Aify boHtls l'fsalE
lll.pt ii.ia Ms
AliI. COM lDINI
OI ZIG tlliDlii
leoAIINuaD raoM 80 90

CONTINUED rpom pheE one3
eve eusda that efr moaFd m
ualpr4m
nos.e.el Demonstration
NtlF m.anon IT RoDae4e name
aaaas -. eanneaeer speech uo
rpHa WOW mad nNaniy every per
son ara waving fas aaa shouting
Ater q continuous denonslfatlon ua..
iug nF minutes Hr rarmenler lrtd
- fame peaflng again 1bfee
fme he eaa allsreeH by Wild yelA mr.
aoosa il Nhen - Fafbanf 4a6
introduced tbe cro1d slood 10 sfget
$3.50 l fhe come he received Ien
81 AaaA " e. plfil Of 9k.ehaman
republicans Tho appaue given b.m
ain nol match iAaf evoked BY the mfn
ion "a Ropfe}' naue
"Fran popdefml aemonalra
tiora hata tonight ! be0ifu the loyal
republican lhe .oyal soeial.ss ana
the democrats Who place country
aboye party viii help win one of the
most notable yIciorlea ever VOC by
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-09-13
GHittk PREMIER
Qt iTs Posi- " NJ
TION THREATENS
CONTINUED eRom PAGE ONE,

CONTINUED eRom PAGE oNE)
past violent fighting has been in
progress. were made on the front from
the town Of Combles TO the river SO
vicious was The thrust of the French
that it required only hail an hour for
them to overcome the resistance of
the Germans aud make Themselves
masters of three and three quarters
miles Of first line trenches.
On the British end of the front and
on the remainder of ihc limo hold by
the French only mutual lombard
mcnts took place
Heavy Offensive Continues,
An along the Macedonian front the
heavy offensive Of the entente allies
continues, bulgarian trenches on a
from OF two miles aud 10 a depIh OF
500 yards are reported by Paris TO
have been captured by the French
west Of the Vardar river near Maia-
dagh, which lies about four mites
south Of the town Of Gieygeli On The
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-09-13
TIL frhRg
How II Acls b Every nsy liz

The huWf lurg r hcaIa l
wriEil hn tn ounce 40 NufI
from ieus h befh WIi drefb. ln
nn average M ma, about rca ml
ion limel f.g emag htaf D
the minute ivory iNrHg fe h9ari
TINS alehi nu PERFORMS nlar
equivalent io filng toH ol HHi
eighty ftH iY ihe alr lf lhr HD0i
become p0o md -lpd uIih p0auH
from din "a dnea iho hnH H Uut
only starved hIt poisoned 3 ucll NJ
soon ber0iHf nthaHu dnl uHah'e
70 meei aly exinpninafg demand
wlich mas VI made upon r. Sup y
pure blood; e the kDlne5 10 Hors
ing. 'oae VII lHe feeble H'omachl Jr
PiereH G0aeu Medical Discovery
pnrihes the h,od relieges ihe Ad
neys ard totes up fhe allmNlury
canal Give iAe heart ihs food H
needy ard Il vili continue ~ wofk
till the natural end " life
People who hare heeu treated f0r
disease Of hf8d, heart, iuhgs, liver.
nerves Or blood have often been treated
I'll vain. until hey bfgau thl ue ~
DE Pierce Golden Nclieai Disa0y-
cry. When ibi medicine bid healed
the stomach ana cleanscd the blood,
The other dlsea es disappeared.
II will clear he sBlu; eezem1, PIN
pies rlsh, biol lRa viii dry ~ ana
disappear bolts, cafbunclcs and o'ler
eYlfeuees " eluied blood VIII pass
away, never ~ appear again.
Get Dr. plcrceg Golden Medical Dis
eoYerg al ahg medicine des4ier today,
In either iiquid or tablet form as y0u
prefer. IT'S the one great blood maker
aud purifier that all weak or rundown
people ought ~ start 10 use az once.
II you want god blood, gOo1 health
and clear skin get supply to-day
TElE.-Dr. piercc's Medical Adviser
sent free 10 you on receipt 10 pay ex-
pense of mailing only. Send 3 dimes
Tor gtampaj for cloth-bUnud book DR..
Pierce, Invalid. Hosel. Buffalo, y. \.
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A Sample OF Edgi17g
man on This particular occasion.

man on this particular occasion
Its wonder you wouldn't take 4
peek at Maschmeyers windows 10 see
/ If fellow Was there waiting Tor you.
he reproachod as hc caught up WITH
her at the street corner See how /
had 20 chase YOU"
Didn't hurt you a BIZ. YOU always
look as IL you'd come out Of a band.
box Jor1ueline replied.
Well amt out for exercise. as
YOU seem 20 be be retoricd. Here.
slow MP, cant you. kdet9 got some
dandy news for you. joe and Mil
barley are going 20 chuck house.
keeping and i've with Mills folks. and
Joe put me onto it SOS could get
the refusal Of their apartment You
know what q nifty little nest IL is. Tor
eighteen per and # YOU and IA do a
little hustiing stunt get married tie
end o this month. say and be ready
70 step right ,u--seeG What dyou
say kidlet2"
Jacqueline came to n staudsiill. a
dozen varying ideas nshting for con.
sidoraton
"Bui-but. Mn she Suffered "the
Darleys apartment is only two rooms
and "A khchenette thing, ana three
people"
"Whore's your three people? Ac-
cording 70 Nip ShIndler. Esquire.
there aren't bat two IN this game
"Then--what about Aunt Barbc9'
Nothing about Aunt Rarbie d pro.
sent Amt any own kin, is she rot
even nearaunt2"
Jacqucline's gray eyes swept from
Np's spc-and.spandy felt hat TO his
expensive patent leather shoes. Never
before had she noticed what a thin.
long nose he had, nor what a narrow.
meuth
NO she flung az him; mot an
atom, and that didn't hinder her
from picking me up when The only
relative ] ever knew anything about
-an old greataunt. poor as poverlys
died and left me. like a
stray kitten. In the roomng house
where Aunt Harhe and Uncle Toby |
HANGED TO be staying II was hard
'oyertystrcken road they had 10
walk IN themselves, but Aunt Barhic
gathered me up and towed me along
With her wherever they went
Il don't want any city apartment
With a kitchenette I've seen a vision
m going to grub on until can make .
/ way TO take Aunt Barble with me
md 70 10 the country"
"Oh all right then" Nip suffcned
instantly IF that's your idea, youll
get good and tired Of grbbng. and
'oull get cid and wizzled up al w.
'ut suit yourself. There are others.
sposc.'
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-09-13
TELLS ON THE KIDNEYS
Guthrie People Have Found This r.
Be True.

The strain of oyerRork tells on
the weakened kidneys The hurry and
worry Of business men. the heavy hit-
BE and stooning 81 workmen the $50.
mems household cares. tend 20 wear.
weaken and injure the Kidneys until
Trey can no longer filter the poison
sers from the waste matter that a.
sr6m the blood and the whole bodf ~
ermu'ates Weakened Kidneys mead
are especially prepared ior weakened
sack assistance Doans Kidney Pills
kidneys tired. worn.out backs base
proven their merit in Thousands Of
cases Below IS convincing proof
from this locality
i. W Hager. retired farmer Mar
shall OKLA. SAYS; y was annoyed
q great deal hy too frequent passazes
Of the kldnev secretions. especially
during the night. Mg back often be.
care ,ane and sore, handlcapping me
when | did any work that required
stoo0lng. Doan's kidney Pills relier'
Cd the kidney weakness and made
me feel much better In every way"
Price soc, ct all dealers. Don't
simply ask for a kidney remedy
get Doan's Kidney Pills-the same
shat Nr. Haeer had Foster.Milhurn
Co, Props, Buffalo, y, T.
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Jaequelne returned 20 her after
noon labugs with a curious sense Of
having pushed shut a door which had
fastened With catch on the other
side. She had little time 10 be either
elsd or sorry over "a, however for
tho afternoon shoppers were pouring
In endless tides down The alslos Of
the bis store.
Got any val lace m TIE thirty Gye
anda hall-cent lot to match this
asked a thin voice With an east wind
Itwang.
JaoQueline took the scrap danglcd
lat her by sallow woman aaa then
almost dropped ii. as space m lhe
crowd showed her approaching the
lace counter, the country woman she
had twice seen ihat day
"Oh, Il could only get TO wait on
her. breathcd JacQucline. diving into
The tray OF remnants With the sample
in her hand nui tho object % her
wish advancing with an even. up
."' M ''u s'el' stopped laat IN 'ren' ot
Mcdora Dodsou
"onu'f u you can ma'eh ms
sample :" eaA'Ns' lh'es' i'e h'atd
~ " voice a'S''he'iS ''e"r ''t 'ou'n
ed with q mellow slowncss. "lt8
"o'l'lN"0e eFo'he' i"ef. 'he pome
3 s'a,'''u p"'ss'"
40 ~, we 'aH ha''h ~ Aeaoft
y 'S fNp'' 'As '"uFulu'yi N''' lo'"
"psei''o OF interest lh 'he matter
lne poH''s'aN.le petielh, iA'Aue
"". was 'qal''' "i'N 'a.''h't8'
nA '"' ,iD7''',' lle'SNieu ANA "Np
pou n' '"'' ''' n'' "Nu customer
iO'''a ,' '"'' o. 80" ''''' ''"' ' '""
''a = ''' s's. '.t ,'' ''u.a
a'V w ''.'''' "'''"h " '''' .'ua,'
'u' "''s'' 'e 'u'''''.' f''''''.4i''t p''''n''
= N"'' 'S i''5'0 l's''' Fl lla' '"''l F
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NiGE Pt0Bi N
\lN lnl.lA VIII
HI IIIGii SOt lisIN

CONTINUED From PAGE oNtt
and freanenfa9 b, sons and dsneaf r
- ,.sln+, n,r,nfs
In tbes. besa,s ofs,als saw h.r,
81 rooue H utmost m,nr, u I'M,
.be .ep.e. spn,rs are ser,od In
ade.to tas,e anl st fha mechanic of
,or,oas ,nie,m.n5 make yl,5 an
sa,r neaati,,l .ra san ana e
Vic. wide enrc,a
4,o ,,c, n,ee,S,noo vei,n asr
lel n uno,, ,.nn,r \, ala
revelation of Ubire ai,e.rV n,.fat.n
p,e prp utb ~. nco rvdap
fr.m th.. ,ons.,,cisg,,l tr,..li.. .r
IN. r,., Sid. .md a. .read.rIe,e fo
nlh Ay.nne vie d,b.u,l,or - II.
eo,., ,ro,c mon mi v..lab ,,Ib .u
r,n ro, ,,raur ns dsppbtqs pl
u,y., of some FL, Vcu yor1 r.h
nmrl ,pl uln L..,Dn,,f bl..a.,g
,ba cer, sorIs of ambition. us.,g
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IAUVIELiNE rAs urraming or A
~ hnmmlng.bIrd in a glngham apron
slllins upon a poppy stalk and sing
ing. Come, come, come. DER the
NILS, when she awoke. Then she
knew the bird Of her dreams was
Aunt Barbie pattering about the kit.
chen OF the little tat and singing in
her thready silver voice as she pre-.
pared breakfast.
There was no time to squander in
IDLE reflection. when one knew that
hardness at her counter In Barclays
department store meant fine. and
with spring and a rush, Jaquoline
was up and dressing.
Jacqueliue's eyes we're Of dancing
gray and her nose went MP the least
tritle al the tip, II wasn't in her 70 be
grouchy. but after that hummlng bird
dream, the days programme looked
q bit dryer than usual. and the pros
peet Of It's steady duplication for end.
less years had a flavor Of husks.
There was, she reflected. during the
scurry for the street car. way OF
escape from the department store. II
she chose 10 take it; there was Nip
Shndler with his seyenty-fye-dollar-a
month job in Mashmeyers grocery.
Nip was diverting and devoted a bit
slangy, but then
The car was coming. Jacquoline
stepped aside to make space Tor Il
scrappy shred OF a little old woman
with a humpy black bag and a knob
by bundle, then, as she made her own
way in, she thought suddenly of mel. /
low red apples and Of punecnt fields
Of ripening grain. They weren't city
folks, she saw that the two who sat
In the short endseat at her elbow, and
hey were evidently mother and son
both of them rosy and fresh and filled
with frank. wide-eyed interest in their
surroundings.
The car was full. the woman with
The bag and bundle jiegled about on
her uncertain old feet for a second
IN the aisle, and then the young fel-
low saw her and was up, bowing her
cordially into his place. standing him
self as erect and steady in his young
strength as a splendid oak sapling.
And his mother was smilinely trying
20 reduce the space required by her
own Lavish proportions for the little
old womans comfort and helping to
place the latter's knobby bundle salts.
factorily.
Jacqucline drew breath Of hub
bling delight Humanity isn't ex.
tinct, if it is out of style In street
car" she jubilated Glancing quickly {
at the tall young fellow with his tan. ,
ned cheek and clear eyes. she wonder
ed how Nip would measure up beside
him. /
The freakish fancies that noated a
about Jacqueline's mental atmosphere a
weekly library expedition after lunch
al the morning caused her on her /
con, TO pass without a glance the Q
grocery wherein Nip Shind. y
Ter was an employee neglect espe- /
cially proddng to that sensitive young |
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sister from clir Bridge that thought
had forgotten me--and she thonght
| had forgotten herl But she's bean
in w. Louis once every month far q
year hunting for me----9
Ana only ran YOU down this lime
+ by a sesple Of pomegranate edg!ag.
2 melhw voice with a suggestion OF
rod apples flowed from tho little front
room Wilson's pro thicker han
yellow Jackets iu preserving tltaa-
Two chased hundred Of em. Il I
have one. but that little tag Of edginx
ym made 40 long ago and NY guasa-
lug YOU mirat be supplying tho
stores
"It vas that tac." twlttarcd Aunt
barbie. whose llt'le peaked face was
90 rosy slow Sis Darcas hoped
shc mlsbt wce mn out BY It This Trip:
She took U 60 fherlse Bupays shop,
and taa gooa soul had that adglng
ON haud mat ia sold her. and she
told p0rcas who made it. and where
! was aad listen, Jas. before you stop
.io take yoVf bat oT. poor daddy
before De lled year agn had for.
given mo for marrying Toby and hs
lefi me ihe slsiy aero farm that he.
lupGad ~ mother tyou know she dled
eheu waa litllel. and lts got house
and aa orchard and treea and a
dowcr earden' Wero going 10 live
u iho country and have real black
berries and milk. and knfolks -.
fhe rcrdy vplCe being evidently
threatened by tide OF teara. tho
comfortable mellow tonn swept In TO
tho raaeuo
ilrrr here honey. don't toll any
more till lye made acquaintance wlth
my ness niece why. bless nv stars.
lf sho a.ni the same little glfl Two
rpn acroHa unee Or twice 70 day aL
ready Wlant Ia uarclsya the lAAt
iime fbnA where Oh. stara and
stripes narhe. Hwbie. lye lost my
tol t'ran tara1t ali about hlml
WMi aa old ninuy I ami I waa to
H.o tn n ffs entry way nt Bar
iata Hf hI+f pa AyB. tYo never
thWNAs t ahuuf q aineo / found
pri eHsl uH eev toof Clyde. hos
aou m hHsile
Hm aN mustn't" lan
tea psuRp benwn
lH. Wild diva
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RED CROSS STORY

Red cross Bail Blue and what it wlll
do seems Ike an cld story, but it's
true Red Cross Bal Blue IS all blue.
No adulteratlon Makes clothes Wilt
or than snow Use il next washdal
Al good grocers sell it-Adg
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-09-13
Progress in DobrudIa

Berlin reports lWih.r progress lor
the German and Bulgarian force
under command ol lield Marshal sou
MacRcuzen in the pobrudia region of
eastern liuulania
Ailacfs by thc Russians in east
Galicip and ON the lower Stothod
river III Russia have been repuIscd
by the Aus'ro-German forces, accord
ing % Berlin and Vienna petrograd
reports that in The carpaihians tbe
Russians have captured seyeral ad
ditloaal strategic positions but
Vi,nua denies the assertion and dee
clarcs that all attacks there we're
repulsed
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-09-13

lalrl aut plank Of tbe piapka Of the
.damocfauN platform That % lhe one-
Drm plelga the republican party
hm ANaw had a platform ploago lo
br covenant sIfh me American
people
Nu other party bul mo republican
y abH 'a manage thr affairs og tho
nation
wen 'ha Inauguration pf the domo-
fmI. ftny Industrial conditions be-
Hn Ne fuinr Wage sanem w tho
millions 'ot lheif places ana their
opportunities fJr work and wapw.
ttty bnprHaay sought chance 10
Wp 'belr bread tloyefument fey-
anpe AlmImslMd assionAi dlsere,Vt
apnroa hfd ana a dark forbdaing
ehHoi Il mfnaal affairs seemed 70 he
looming iu ihe background The peo-
n fa ha democratic party waa Ia
patm hrmHe ~ arrested industrial
tu.nm
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saeIety el d TrembIe.

Many young society bud Is iremb
Ing ln her satin slippers as cine Inyes-
legation proceeds ard mann a fes
e'ad husband and father % tearing
what the morrow will bring
The manager of one u the most
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1916-11-16

Hads abeuHfuN town. 0
Of a
Sept, a W0shh in
HaHeyw dby by
AbandOnm gwshpt
thea attack dhenut demoaH al
b HenmidHn unnn elderly
doden Hu1 hedef il routed
ac ompa
II Wslaer
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Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1916-11-16

First Published In b Ster Springs News
Nov. 2, 1916.
In the District Court of Cherokee County,
Kansas, Sitting at Columbus.
Mora James, Plaintiff, VS.. Jesse A. james.
Defendant.
PUBLICATION NOTICE.
The State of Kansas to Jesse A. James
Defendant;
You will take notice that you have been
sued In the above named court by the
plaintiff, Nora James, In the above en-
titled seton and that plaintiffs petition
10 now on file In the Office Of the clerk OF
this court and that you must answer or
demurto said petition on or before the 18th
day of December. 1915, or the same will be
taken as true and Judgment rendered
granting plaintiff divorce restoring her
name to that Of her former husband,
Wilson. and giving her the exclusive
custody Of her minor SON, Oscar Wilson.
NORA JAMES,
ByR. 3. Rosensteln. her Attorney.
Attest; .. w. Fan,
ISEALl Clerk of the District Court.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1916-11-16

Flom do Department q joufn'
slismin tho University
Of Kansas
Prairie Dogs Forecast Bad
N Weather

Lawrence, Nov. 14.-Scieutifc
weather prediction, bv man and
animal instinct weather predic-
ton BY two prairie dogs from
Comanche County are having an
interesting contest 10 the Univer-
sity of Kansas. The prairie
dogs, in a cage In the basement
of the University natural history
museum, never fail to predict bad
weather BY going into their
burrow and refusing to come
out, even for good. Sometimes
before the government weather
signals are flying on a nearby
University building the two dogs
have disappeared into their
burrows. They never yet have
missed giving 4 correct forecast,
although they live In q big room
with heavy stone walls, where
the temperature is approximately
the same the year round. How
does weather information get to
the dogs through stone walls
and a half dozen windows? The
uaturalists admit they do not
know.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1916-11-16
GLOW Of Health
Seen in Cheek .
Neighbors Notice Better Looks
Tanlac Brought Mrs.
Aletta Randall.

Columbus, Kans. Nov. Is, 1916.
neighbors are talking
about how we'll / look. They
say the color has returned to my
cheeks. Of course, / tell them
Tanlac did it."
This is the tribute Mrs. Alicia
Randall, weil-known woman OF
this city, recently paid the Master
Medicine.
my health was run dowr
generally and I was very nervous,
Mrs. Randall said. II didn't
sleep we'll at night and my appe'
tite was poor. 1 felt dreadfully
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1916-11-16
FIs. Published in Baxter sprInEs News

First Published In Baxter Springs News
Oct. %, 1915.
NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT
The State OF Kansas County Of Cherokee 90
In the Probate Court In aud for said
county.
In the matter Of the Estate Of John N.
Cooper, deceased. Creditors and all other
persons interested In the aforesaid Estate,
are hereby notified that my final report IL
now on file In the Probate Court. In and
for said county, for the inpection OF parties
interested. We shall. on the BIRD day of
November. apply to said Court for full
aud ilnnl settlement Of said Estate and
ask the Court for an order allowing my
compensation. declaring who are the legal
heirs, legatees and devisees TO this Estate.
7. Common,
w. W. WYATT,
Executors of John NJ Cooper. deceased.
Dated Baxter Springs, kunsas, 1924 A.
D., 1915.