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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-12
Is LOWERED INTO POSITION FOL.
LOWING IMPRESSIVE
SERVICES.
Rev. o. c. Dean. the Pastor. Had
Chsrse-hany visiting Clersynen
Assist In Ceremonies

tn ecorner stone Of The new Trinity
Lutheran church. now nudrr course
O. construction. was laid yes .rrday aft
ernolu with inn res sivD service
ti'tEymen representing practically
every denomination ~ South Wheel
irg wer" IN attendance and took part
90 the services
Rev O. G. Dean. pastor ~ the Trim.
iiy Lutheran church. had charge Of The
services and Rev 4 l.. Benza. pastor
of the Zion Lutheran church. offered
o." invocation The large assembIage
sang hymn 80 292 and Rev. = y.
I"hoIt % tho Wesley Methods
Episcopal church. read tho scripture
lesson Prayer was then offered hy
h'F y. T. Leyenhsrger Of the Thru
lIe-bF'erlau church
Greeting on the memorable day
we're brought from the congregations
Of south Wheeling by Rev Ralph
l'rshman, Rev. r O. Howard of fla
First English Lutheran church. Rev
\. q. Rashce ~ S. Pauls Evangelical
church. Rev Ernest PreuAz az ST.
= ephanus EVANGELICAL church. Rev r.
\. spec kmau D: The German " r.
church. Rev " ~ Field- ~ the First
Christian church. Rev ] G. K0oufz
o. the Second Presb ytcrIau church.
Rev 3 e Jones OF the ChaUlro street
Methodist Episcopal church and Rev.
J r Lryenherger 81 the Third Pres.
byterian church
Lutheran Service Observed.
Inc corner stone vas laid bv Con
tractor Rosenberg. and Rev Dean
pastor % the church Rev Howard
and Rev Hartman conducted the
services according 70 the ministerial
ats OF the Lutheran church
The weather for the event was ideal
and one OF the largest crowds that
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-12
BOY SCOUTS
IAcend Services at chspline Street
NJ. e. Church-Rev. S. c.
Jones Speaks.

Rev. Samuel &. Jones. pastor Of the
hapllne street Methodist Episcopal
church. delivered most Interesting
and instructive sermon to the mem
bers OF the Boy Scouts organization
or this city last evening About rs
members Of the local order attended
me topic of the sermon was Joseph
and His Brethren"
The Scouts met al Seventeenth and
Market streets and marched in a body
10 the church. under the leadership Of
Scoutmasters W. +. Stewart. Robert
FRAZER, Paul Hitch. Fred McLloyd and
Frank Carnahan
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-12
ANNUAL AUTO TRIP TO
WINCHESTER is MADE
BY Mr. r. J. McCuilaqh and Family
son. Who Is In College There.
Returned 20 Home Here

Nr and Mrs Il J McCuIlagh. daugh.
ter Amy. son x j McCullach. 1r
have returned 10 their home in this
city after attending the annual com.
W'ncemenf Of Shenandoah Valley
Nrad- my. In which school Mr. Nc.
.ag1. Jr. s. studying The trip was
made by automobile. Mr. and Mrs Nc.
tuIIagn and daughter leaving here
thursday morning. arriving there
Thursday niEht They started on the
return trip Saturday morning and IN.
rived HON" o. DO o'clock Saturday
NIGHT
Mr. MccuIisgh said 'ha' generally
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-12
Channberlaln's Collie, Cholera and
Osrrhoea Remedy.

T hls Il a remedy That eVery family
should be provided with. and
especially during the summer months.
Think OF the pain and suffering that
must be endured when medicine must
be sent for or before relief can be
obtained This remedy Is thoroughly
reliable. Ask anyone who has used
IL. Obfsinable everywhere ADV
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-12
CORhE RSTONE. Of NEW TRINITY
LUTHERAN CHURCH IS PLACED

has ever attended a service OF this
kind in the city was IN attendance yes
teTday
The corner stone contained the fol
lowing. Picture OF the old church
picture Of the new church. picture 81
The ground breaking service. picture
or The pastors. program OF the closing
services. program OF the corner stone
laying service. financial report for four
Years. current local papers carrying
Items of m ecOner stone laying service,
current issues OF the ground breaking
service. program Of corner stone lay
INK service % the old church. old coins
and new coins. keys 20 the church.
Bible names Of member. names Of
oihcers and names ot contractors OF
he new church
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-12
LOCAL MEN WILL LEAVE
FOR dem" CONVENTION
Oe'esates Named at Recent Primary
Are 10 Leave for ST. Louis
Tomorrow Evening.

y W PAUL and John J. ConiT. two
10 ~" democratic national cuuventi1r
IN ~. Louis. June II. will leave tomo~.
row evening u g. not thought fha+
many other local people viii attend
"- me duties ~ the convention ar.
clearly CUT ouf FOR DO V.ooJr,v- w
ION VIII be- chosen for president and
me assembling ~ the pIank- for the
national platform is expected 10 h. ~,
"i rSnE'meni In harmony with he pres.
Iu'h' own Ideas on national issues
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-12
ADDRESS COMMITTEE
mrs John Mod, OF Warrington. VIII
SPEAK TO Members OF Syrian
Relief Committee.

MIS- John Modi ~ Warrington ora
ne most prominent Syrian women OF
. iiHl cry. VIII address the mefnba-s Of
nc syrian relief committe, al a r1..f-
tns ms Afternoon. The meeting will 10
"' q IN N nifiye Of Mayor ~ T.. KIRK
Missionary school IN Beirut. syria and
NlI ~" Ehl" 20 give the members 81 d.,
,'unilt"e some interesting a~counts ~
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-12

speaking. the roads were good. except
a. ono point between Washington and
Brownsville, Pa. The party was caught
got away with no mishaps OF any kind
This is the fifth year that Mt Nc.
Cullagh and family have made the trip.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-12
SPEAKEASY RAID
moundsvilIe Authorities Visit Red
cate and Arrest Two on lliicit
Selling Charge.

higi ~ Police Rex RAIDER. Brput,.
Nh'iIu frank Howard and Special az
,.f- William and james O.NsU AN ,f
Nuund-Nillr. visited Red Gate" TO-.
cor. near that rI.s. last nisrt. and b..
i,,-.'i '"" men ON John Doe warrants.
.ri -l.. t.''fHl selling of iufovfcsnf..
'h- h'i'r" Justice = " Lewis.
rudolph Spreckies. the SUGAR mst
-u"nf millions 81 dollars BOO
ITO '7u." ~ reform in San Francisco
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-12

Do. 90 like Zoo marrs o. stri Ills. YOU
Sh' Ih. edition iz limited to one
cops Tutr.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-08-04
sdwinSindt nnO anObIand.

Or. %. 6. Mindin BON Toronto,
Ont. lit ipabri6emlid Der erfte gcs,
fulaps Singer Der r%esuldren Sdule
acrucien, ser offentlid oafiir eintritt,
sur 9~cbonSlitne. Seilung ino Ser.
binoeruna non Sliberfuloie .Slcum
allii" oii permcnOen-uas nidt ct.
mo nit Oen Illiirten oes @eItfric-
ecS chro2 81 tbun bat, ionbern cill-
fadv nas giienSsSel bon &nobIau6
lit. Gr beilte, ieiner Ingobe nod,
alld icineu 9rtioer oamit, Der lid
idion III einem meit fprtidrittcnen
Stooium Oieicr &%ranfbeit befono,
uno r%cr6iientlifte 1913 cine Sdrift
horilbcr.
So: ccn letten orei Sabren boi q
nod mardc @~iOesbelfer in ieiner
3unft 0~efunben, in Imerifa ioruie
in europa. limo tbatiddIih bot CT
MIR cine Iuihauung, welde l1ngit
in gemiiien Solfsfreiien beItebt, nil
ienifaftlid peitergefiibrt.
,3lpei g0lferidafteL ndntlid Die
Snoen mo Die Staliener, iinh BON
Subcrfuloie bcinabe frci. Die Sta
Iiener genieBen &noblau6 init 10
reidIi6 uno bGufi9, pie mir 3mie-
beln ger,ieBen; unO Iiitter geben III
rem &inberu, iobalO lid ous erite Nm
Seidcn bon @rfGltllng bel ibnen be-
merfbar moft, &nobloud-S Drup.
StaIienii6e 4er5tc, menn lie nit III.
berfuloie. Sdllen 81 tbun buben, Der.
oronen, unbeihaoet ionItiger @tab.
nabmer, Gnoblalld. aufguB unb iiir
Guberlide Inipenoung entiprebenoe
ltmi6lGge. Dit idon iollen Stale.
ner, meIde in Imerifa on Suberfui
loie crfrenften, nod ibrer alien Sci.
nlotb obne alien Ser5ug 5itriidge.
febrt iein. in Dem 8lauben, baB Die
2uft Stalien's, aber AUDI Die 9crei-
tltng Der bortieen Speiien, bel benen
&noblaud meiitens cine groBe &olle
ipielt, lie beileu weroe, Denn irgen0
ehpas es permoge.
Dab bic Snben itcts piel anob-
baud geeeiien baben, lit befannt;
aud Tie iinb bon Sauie aus nabc5li
frei bon oieiem 2eioen; aber man.
DIE nod 4merifa eingepanoerte SSn.
Sen iollen BON oemielben befallen
morben ieiu, iobalo lie bos anob.
laild-eiien einitelter. Sn benz Ell
men ooer anberen Soipital Toll aud
i6on Die &noblald-8 ebunbliing in
oerartisen 6ollen nit entibieoenem
grfolg angepanot iporben lein.
Sdaoen fam 6ieies Mittel feines.
falls; uno bas es cine einfade linb
perbdItniBmaBis billiee Gaturgabe
lit, 10 fam ieoer ielber Die Grobe
aif Dos @rempel MAIDEN.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-08-04
Scfampinns Der Sciien-S liese.

Suit I'M bieic Sobrcsseit fontmt
ein eefdbrli6cr 6einb bcs 6aruters
berat-bie @ciieiIie9e. Mton mttB
lie tooten, a%usbungern, Denn nltr
oaourd fant man es ncr6iiten, Dab
lic I'M nGditen Sabre Die gaH5e @ei-
5eiternte perni6tet, pcnn man i'm
Suli ODER iebr friib nit Dem Bflii-
gen bcginnt, 10 begrGbt man Die Sei-
lenfliege uno cr5ielt etipa 5 bis ID
8uibels @ei5en allf Dem 9lder mebr,
oils lpenu man ais arm September
portet, GS lit oft 8lpefm0Big, bas
Stoppelfelb nit Dem Sheibenpfliig
5u bcbanbeln utb Damn orei oocr bier
8oden iputer nadaupfliigen. Ser
itngcpfliigte 8ooen muB Den Cont
mcr iiber fultipicrt pcroen, aurs be.
ionoers nod Iieberidldgen. 9a-
our6 miro bie Sciicnflicge ollsge.
btngert nno getObtct. 8eisen, Der
crit oann geidt miro, lit feinen @e.
fabren ~allsgeiebt.
Die adcrbolli6lle Ser Columbia
Enniperiit1t bot elm Blofat porbereitet,
Dob lpeiteite Gerbreitung perbicnt.
@s giebt ausfiibrli6e Iusfunit, III
Delder 8eiie man oen &anpf nit
Der $eiienfliese fiibren iollte. 0ies
Glofat lit gu Dem 3lpede bergelteIlt,
an 8armer pertbeilt Su iperoen urb
man iollte Inn Ourd 0ffentliden yin.
idlag in Den SarmoiItriften ipeiteitc
Terbreitling gcben. eremplare bic
les &lafats iteben Sarnern nno
2anobemobncrn, Die ii1 Ser Wiibe
umteraieben fpollen, 5pei ooer brei
Blofate an Stellen all5iifleben, mo
tic Surmern bon Gitben iinb, fret
our Serfiigiing. Wan ooreiiiere oas
@eilt6 an oas College Of aqricrl,
tltre. agricultural grteniion Serbice,
Columbia, Mo., iinb eriuGbne betldil.
fig, bob man Die gufforoer1ina IN
Dem y8olfsblait" eeleien babe.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-08-04
PROBATE COURT DOCKET
AUGUST TERM 1916

First Day, Monday, August 2S, 1916
1. VIM. j. Jordan, G. and c. Fried
olin Jordan, annual settlement.
2. H. w. Heidbreder, G. and c..
Willie Klaeger ct al, minors;. annual
settlement.
8. Saml. J. Morgan, G. and C,
Frances Krecje, minor; annual settle
ment.
a. Saml. ]. Morgan, G. and G. Let
tie Barbarick, minor; annual settle
ment.
5. Gustave Hoffman,, G. and G
Martha Hoffman,, minor; annual set
Element.
6. Lena Picker, G. and G. Ella
M. Picker ct al, minors; annual settle.
ment.
z. Mary C. Brinkmann, G. and c
Dewey Brinkmann, minor; annual set.
Element.
s. Louis II. Beckmanp, executor
| Christian Beckmann, deceased; annu'
al settlement.
9. Henry ]. Schuenemeyer, curato,
estate of Lester Schuenemeyer, min
or; annual settlement.
Second Day, Tuesday, August 20, 191t
10. Mary Epple, e~xecutrix Eliza.
beth Epple, deceased; semi-annua
settlement.
Ii. r. w. Pehle, executor JOSEPH
Gaupp, deceased; semi-annual settle
ment.
IL. John P. Brown, administrator
VIM. G. Brown, deceased; semi-annua
settlement.
13. F. C. and C. w. Ridder, admin
istrator {. t. a., of Wilhelmine Ridder
deceased, semi-annual settlement.
ia. Edward Barrels, executor Jacol
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-08-04
deceased; semi-annual settle

Barrels, deceased; semi-annual settle
ment.
Is. Fritz Ebker, administrator Gus
tine L. Rhine, deceased; semi-annual
settlement.
16. Julia Huber, eXecutrix Gather
inc Huber, deceased; semi-annual set
tlement.
II. Augusta Guenther, administra-
trix Albert G%uenther, deceased; semi
annual settlement.
18. A. c. Enke, administrator C. t.
a. Elizabeth ART, deceased; semi-an-
nual settlement.
Third Day, Wednesday, Aug. 80, 1916
10. Mary Nagel, administrative
nual settlement.
20. Magdalena Schneider, admins
tratrix Martin Schneider, deceased,
semi-annual settlement.
81. j. Michael Gabler, executor
Michael Gabler, deceased; semi-annu-
al settlement.
%. Josephine Dufner, executrix
Dominick Dufner, deceased; semi-an-
nual settlement.
%. Anna Wolf, administrators
Louis C. Wolf, deceased; final settle
ment.
"a. John A. nd l.. w. Lob, adj
illustrators Louis Loeb, deceased;
final settlement.
25. Amanda Idel administrators
Dorethe Idel, deceased; final settle
ment.
rs. Herman A. and Henry G. Kehr,
administrators l.. E. Kehr, deceased;
final settlement.
THEO. GRAF,
Judge of Probate.
State of Missouri,
County of Gasconade, IS.
/, Theo. Graf, Judge of the Probate
Court, within and for the County and
State aforesaid, do hereby certify,
that the above is a true copy of the
original Probate Court Docket, show
ing what settlements are due for and
at the August term, 1916, of said
Probate Court, as fully as the same
appears of record in my office.
Witness my hand and the seal OF
said court, at office in Hermann, Mo.
this 22d day of July, 1916.
(Seal) THEO. GRAF,
Judge of Probate.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-08-04
ltpper sittle Berger.

H|HEF rFE.r
@ir batten bier ON @ontag abeno
nnp aud mahreno Der Siudt, einen
gltea &esen.
Soc God mo 5aiHilie, bon Gba-
mois, iuaren iiber lesten 5amstog
rno Sonntas auf geiud bel SEQ.
MneIler.
Geo. Stoedlin tnO SRI. glla Sci.
finger Dnrben Dorise ISOLDE getraut.
Die @ebriiber Gufner BADEN an,
nergangenen Samstag ibr rleues
Dodge" slrto erbaIten; tic baden
aud Die agentllr fir bies slutc iiber.
nommen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-08-04
Notice of Final Settlement

Notice is hereby given to all credi-
tors and others interested in the es-
tate of Louis C. Wolf, deceased, that
the undersigned administrative Of said
estate, intends to make final settle
ment thereof at the next term of the
Probate Court of Gasconade County,
State of Missouri, to be held at Her
mann, Mo, on the 2Sth day Of Au-
gust, 1916.
Anna Wolf,
Administrators.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-08-04
Serser.

artbllr Sobamn 9cfmann, Scbr
bon &arl 3. 8edmdm nnb ieiner
@begottin Clara, geborne @eper,
mar geboren 5u gtlnb, DO. am %.
Idrs 1893 unb itarb IN Der gt1bc
bon ct. 2puis am 80. Suli 1916.
brafte iomit iein Sitter aiif % Sabre,
3 @onnte unb % Gage. Der 10
ihneIl oiird Grtrinfen aus Dem Sc
ben eeifieoene mar bier eetauft unD
fomfirmirt morben. NIT ieinen Glr
tern lebte or aber ~ Sabre in Sulli-
ban, Io., Damn 1 Ssabr in altus,
Ola, ferner 8 Sabre in Seoalia,
Ro. ullo etfpa 6 Sabre in ct. 2olis,
Io. mo er in chem @eIdGfte cine
MISUNDERSTANDING als 8aiiir belief.
bete. 9ie nGhiten I~ngeborigcn itno
Die gltern, 2 griiber, 1 S6neIter
unb ole @robmutter; nit ibnen tralt-
ern neitere @ermanbte uno Srcunbe.
Die 8eeroiguna farlO 5u Berger, @o.
inter 2eitiing bon Batter S. 9aisS
itatt am &c. SSuIi 1916.
Die f~olgenoen Gerionen bon aiiS-
p1rts puren eridienert Inn Der Be-
erbigung oes peritorbenen artbur s..
8edmann bei5unobnen: Senrp Sep
be uno Satin, Sraii Gormam unb
Gbm. &ormann, alle bon &ptsbam;
albt. 6. Reper nnb Satin, iomie
Grmin Weper, non Gbamois; Srls.
Bertha 8eoeppbl unb aate Seeming,
5rau Gerber unb bercn Sodter
2etba, Sobn @eftnanll, emil 8e6e-
POLL uno Iobt. go,tng, bon ct.
2ouis, ionic Srit s. Mepcr lrnb Got.
tin, bon Gtlab.
Senrn S. Slieoemnitr, Sr., bot iid
Elm Stnoebafer alito, fir Z Saiia-
aiere angeidafft.
Srat 0iaria Sinfe uio Srau q.
8. @enrnlalln iiiib ant poriger Mitt-
ipeh nod @aibra, Mont. gereiit.
Sraii Soc Sod unD Ginber, BON
gBaripis, brionben iid ntebrere Gage
Der brrgallecncn ISOLDE bier aiif Be-
iild bel ibrem grliber, gbus.
Roetheli.
Gouis Golfer. infer Barber, I'm.
ter3oe ii9 fiirslia elmer 8linbborm.
Sseration pelfe BON Den 9oftoren
Sarmon, Cutler iinD Climbed aiisee.
fiibrt muroe. Ger Gatient gebt lei.
ner ~tjenciung entgegen.
Srau Scbn Stpeppelmann, iopie
2aie Stoeppelmanrt unb @attin, bon
M~iaplemoob, DO, iinD CUR 3eif Die
8aite BON 8. 6. &atbert unb Samilie.
Sntn 2nhoube uitb beiien Sodter,
Sri. Stellie, BON Sermanr, befinoen
iid ouf einige Gage 5llm 9eiitf), bel
&eter Diltbep uno Samilie.
". s. @cbrinann unb 6antilie, 10.
mic ui6 Gnil Moosmonn rno Sami.
lie, iino ant boriecn Mittipo6 mad
Rbine.onb 9e5oeen.
Sobn 8. Sues ltno Satin GO.
monb Saeqliin, @alter 9ereno mi
Grnit &un5 iino orl lettcn Iontal
mad Sltrtorl, SiiosG afota, gereiit.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-08-04
Der Sdliiicl sur 8einnbbeit liegt

in Dem @ebraud bon Sorni's alpen-
frollter. Gs itdrft ben &orper, rei-
niet bas 9lut uno bout Dos SpItem
auf. @enn Oh i'm 3peifel ilber fer.
tiggeitellte Rcoi5inen bit, aber Gid
ollrh cinen acknowledgement 9emeis
81 iiberaeugen bcreit bit, Damn i6rei-
be an: Or. Seter Sabrnen & CONS
60, 1876 So. Sopne Npe., Chi
cago, Sn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-08-04
u MAN WANTED

To qualify for civil service or business
position; salary $40 to $1,000 per year;
experience Unnecessary. / will pay half
your tuition and help defray your ex-
penses while learning in exchange for
a few hours assistance at your home:
This offer is limited, must be accepted
Immediately. G.. w. Ransom, Pres,
Ransomerian Business School, 1884
Grand Ave., Kansas City, Mo. Write
him at once for full particulars
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-08-04
Der NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Der

Brobibitioniiten, Der cbemaliee Sou.
Derneitr &arlp bon Stioiana, lit elmer
Der piloeiten Seser sescn allies, mas
beutfd) lit i'm @eiten. GesbaIb ipar
er Der logiide aanotoot Der Grobibi.
tioniiten. Dab bic 8robibitionsbe-
megiing ibrem @eien mad ilnr1er
nelitidfeinblid setpeien lit, lit be.
fannt. Selite iteben lire Siibrer
iommt nno beionoers auf ieiten eng.
lambs mo ieiner 8erbiinoeten. Ginen
paiienberen 9raiioenti6afts I annbi.
baten alS ben Seber Sanlp bdttcn lie
alto nidt fiuoen Bnnen. -Gincin.
ratier 5rcie @reiie.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-08-04
9as plStlide Grideinen nm Soi

ftiden, IN GROCER Insabl, entlang Der
atlantiiden aiiite, lit Jest bon ben al.
ltirten mo oeren Sreunoen ouige.
tldrt poroen; bas Oeuti6c lt.9oot
v0ertidlono, bat SicicIben mitae.
braft. 9irie ~arimmiecn Sale iino
natilrlif Die @ebilfen scr ocutid,en
8orbaren.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-08-04

glgentcn ucrlangt gum 8erfntf
pradtpoller 8oltfarten 4lbums.
SalnmIung beutiher &riegspoltfor-
ten entbalteno, @crtb $500 fir 35c.,
gutter 8eroienit, ailsperfalli, anbe-
res, ipottbilIie, idreibt ~iofort: @il-
Ter, 365 Manbatton Ibe, Gep gorf.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-08-04
9nmrn mmb sentein.
Bon sban s6orid 8intfobe.

AlttNhta0N. ~
geimmt nan e 8oper belt our &ano,
so fino't man barit nllerbanb
8os meiihtenteils eelogen is,
&ommt cs aus 2onoon or Yaris,
Den Champion Seier aber bot
Sefanntlid) iclles Yetroerao.
IS iift c Saft, Der Genior bort
S6ift neimals net c mabrcs @prt.
Stun fem Die meiidten 8Gpers ia
Srobritii6 in Imerifa,
9ie printen oil Die 2eis oils Riubs,
5or 6afts % ben ie feinen Subs;
Do printe ic Den drgidten S6tub,
4cno ie e &oniens nero bann i1nea
Sod uffgebauiht coitoriel.
Sic ben mebr 9eittibe i9on sefiGt
aeno ben mebr oelltides 9Iilt ges
idpiIt,
als III benz gar3e 9euti1lano orein
Gntbolte dnb at finben fem;
Sic ben Dos gauge @olf %geidtaripb.
Sic ganae Irntic nffgeforpo,
4enb fomme idtets gum &eiultat,
Dab Oeuti6lan6 gar tel Sdpb net
Dnf.
8ei ioIde 8apcrs ii6t Die Shtirn
@emaltig fred, bod flein baS &irn.
aenb gr6Ber Die S%gnoran5,
Sift MIR nod ibre Irroean5;
Sic miiien bon Geographic
go inenig, nie bon S6trategie,
aerb iubeln laut, iuenn 2orbon liiet:
.@ir bnben mieoer nal geiieet."
8erihtilioiefeit Gno fpntnleu Senb
Sen bel Die 86pers gar fei Sid6nB,
Sic fllntfern ,6le berriidt ;iah tnlg
Die Sadie ibren 2eiern .JIl,
Ierb neil in ibrem 2eierfreiS
Die meiiten gleiden Die Alleis,
4enb neil Die grade 10 ltnteilslos,
so liigt bic ganbe feidt brliff los,
gtu aber meiB e jcoes &inb,
DAB Salts per5meiielt i6tobborn
iinb,
SIS madt Tie feiner iingeidebn,
Man fam Tie b0didtens mir Der.
brebn
8as iflimm for gnelanb, miro Der.
orebt
Wtit GROCER 8irtuoiitGt
@enn aud for angidt ganS England
ihmitt
aenb asquitb in Der Srppe iist-
&erliert Sobn 8llIle G groBe Sblodt,
so nero c Sieg oarai,s gemadt,
@enn Sranfreid cine S6la6t Der.
l1erI,
@ero 9i6orminnie annibilirt;
aenb nero Der &uiie org berfeilt,
so nero gan5 Seidtreib uffgeteilt,
@enn's fa,ll nit Der entente idtebt,
Sidt's 9eutidlanb, bas Inn Srieoen
flebt.
@er aber lieIt ull 10 e 9latt,
$50 gar fci Senb onb Sddbm net bat
@n, bon Die @aeis inidpirirt,
Siiet Dryer, als te%legrapbirt;
9as ii6t c grpbes Eublifum,
llnelnubli6 blind dnO rieiig bumnL
Sas iinb Die Snobs i'm Seibenbut,
Sor bic iein iol6e G1pers gut.
The Penn's Grove record., 1916-02-11

the head than appears in the Illus
t%ration, where they are poised at a
position that will show the facings.
The small hat at the left is made
with a soft, plain crown of Grape. The
remainder of the shape is covered
with narrow overlapping folds and the
facing is of white Grape. Pansy BIOS
SONS are made of Grape with centers
finished with little balls of white Grape.
This hat is suited to a matronly
wearer.
At the right a wide-brimmed hat de-
signed for a young woman is covered
with black Grape relieved by a wide
tiange of white Grape at the edge of
the facing. The winglike ornament at
the front utilizes narrow folds of
Grape sewed to a foundation, and a
strand of large dull jet beads relieves
the plainness of the upper brim.
The Penn's Grove record., 1916-02-11
AUTO-INTOXICATION?

Constipation and Indigestion cause
dangerous poisons which attack va
rious organs. This "self-poisoning''
INSTRUMENTATION causes kidney and
blood disorders, head and back aches,
hardening of arteries, high blood pres
sure, skin e~ruptions, bad compilations
and countless other ills. The right rem.
edy is DR.. David Kennedy's Favorite
Remedy, for it clears bowels of poison.
u wastes which cause auto-intoxica-
ton; and also has a direct beneficial
exact upon the kidneys and bladder.
Thousands helped just in time-years
of merited success. Write Kennedy
Co., Rondout, N. Y, for free trial.-Adv.
The Penn's Grove record., 1916-02-11

A pretty new suit, in t~an-colored
cloth, made for those whose needs an,
ticipate the coming of spring, is pre-
sented in the picture given here. 1t
accepts gracefully the decree of fash
Ion hat skirts and coats are to con-
tinue full, and it is not an easy matter
to be graceful in the face of this edict.
The skirt disposes of extra width by
using it in three deep plaits at each
side and keeping the front and back
plain. The very narrow hem adds to
length of line, and the skirt. it will be
noticed, is cut longer than the very
short skirts of the passing season.
The coat is a modified Russian mod
ell and the adjustment to the figure by
mean of shirrings at the top about
the neck is unusually attractive. These
shirrings form a small round yoke,
which may be d%eepened for a stout
figure by the addition of parallel rows
of stitching. The collar is moderately
high and the standing frill at the top
solves the problem of comfort for the
wearer.
The narrow velvet banding which
finishes the coat is a feature in trim
mings for the coming season. Its
plain, quiet lines commend it and it
gives also snappy color contrast on
coats that are too full to harmonic
with less digniied trimmings. The
belt is made of two narrow folds of
the same material as the suit, fasten-