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The Washington herald., 1916-06-06
Siluerbloon1 Fabrics
The Popular Weave
of the Season

Svebloom fabrics prime favortes of fashion They
have the soness, sheen and beauty of silk the duheddns
qualities and durability of mohair and make up into remark
ably smart and attractive garments They have natural flare
that appropriate and admirable for the present NODES
and they will lose any of their many virtues of beauty and
prachcablity through washing
Plain shades of blue gold and green. g inches wide
5se yard
New Stripes in combinations of blue and TAM lavender tan
and green blue and green natural and brown and
natural and black also plain coos 81 inches wide 81 90 yard
Second so--G
The Washington herald., 1916-06-06
District Courts

Cora V. Berry. years old, through
William F. Berry, yesterday brought
suit in the District Supreme Court to
recover damages of 5000 from the
Dorsey and Miller Company. The child
was injured while playing in the COM
pany's warehouse at South Capitol and
r streets southeast when a sliding door
fell and crushed her. it IS alleged. At
torneys Richardson and shreve represent
the plaintiff.
jury in Justice Stanord's Court yes
ferday denied damages of $1,000 to Mrs.
Lillian VI. Finney and damages Of 5000
TO her husband. in their two suits against
the District OF Columbia. Mrs FInney
alleged she was injured at Ninth and
G streets in September, 1911, when she
stumbled in a depression in the park
ing. The District was defended by As
sistant Corporation Counsel Whiteford,
Attorney P. H. Marshall representing
the plaintiffs.
Suit for divorce from Robert Med.
Moser was brought in the District
Supreme Court yesterday by Gertrude
W. Moser. The wife is represented BY
Attorney T. Lewis Dalsey.
petition for an injunction restrain
ing Luke Murtaugh, 1911 Thirty fifth
street northwest, from tearing down two
chimneys and a wall dividing his prop
erty from 1903 Thirty-fifth street. was
filed in the District Supreme Court yes
terday by Mary L. Hoffman, who lives
at 1909 Thirty-fifth She says the
Chimneys are used in common. Attorney
George c. Gertman represents the petit
toner. Murtaugh was cited to show
cause Wednesday why Justice Siddons
should not issue the order.
The Washington herald., 1916-06-06
Screen Doors

Many homes can be fitted with Screen Doors
that are ready to be put up. These doors have
frames made of the best kiln-dred wood. varnish-
ed in natural finish. They are of the plain design
which so closely resembles the custom-made doors
The wire filling is high-grade and fine enough to
prevent the smallest flies and mosquitoes from
entering.
Five regular sizes, $3.50, s2.25 and SITS.
Extra size, 3.4x7.3 feet, $500 and $3.50 each.
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in sOubOu peasr. t~gussetI4er einsrite %OoritsaiG hrrOe Sstt Der.
itebt man, mober biae, hh tagm nod bon Sfhp0he unteriha0enoe 9eaf.
~aiebetst gegeu England aount Sect bod po5u e~inSebeten an.
fibrcnl st bod iebes 8lot Der @ettfte htnferes Sonoes in ben letpn
~onoertbaIb Sabren elm Ihlidpeigenoes 9otrngnt fir Dos, mas nun far
au Gage lbet: Die gr. Staaten os 9unoeSsenoIen Der amiigen. Seute
nod as paHDe morgen bteQeidt ihon oils attire. &t ia Der 4r1foent
|feIbt gdast man tonne riHt uiifn- mos morgen - buthGbG@ eenonl.
men - eehbeben foHne,
Stun, 6a thm Der 9oOen Ddb miro, berIonet er Elm @ertrnuens.
botun. Dag Die @taiorrdt Die Is mSiprdt i'm observation-disclosures
ebenio pe i'm 9enutl, gufanoefomuen 70 piro ir gSort HicnalS Der.
m6gen, &errn &9iHon in ben 4ugen omr iner Su re9abtIhteren, oe nidt
slnter benz Ginfufe ~orglopbiler @etibe uhb Der Wiatt Der So1innfs
|iRben gRtdts miro i'm bon 0nl gorplrfe reheA T5nlen, Elm unebr,
Itdes SpiI getreben 5u tnbes aud tea Senator 2o6ge lmo @e1p5fen,
Die aud ibt nod nnb Der Gebie 1@p countrp right or rrong" iene
4usLonospoitf benreten tm0 i'm dis Batter 5es 8oterlun6es" beraottern
mcdten. 9og ibm tane Die probrtiide 8reie elm Saaeua uob Dem
nn6eren lno nun 0oppelt lout, fngen, mag Der &oufe iener, sic ieinen
g8egeR folgen, cine 4rdtorionerunde bil6en, Die ibnl ibers Sobr ben
gaeg fir enen 5Deten Sang ms geiBe $aus al bnhnen eeoenft; er
miro i'm berlegt fnoeu bon ben mOerci, Die einen QrGf6entm piinIfen,
Der NIT Dem gplfe ebrlides, offnes Spiel ipeIt Der inn Die Sarten ieiner
8olttf oBne Sdeu 81 5eigen infanoe lit unO Den reinen SdiIo Der
8rdfAerthnft n@t our9 ounte @la6endaften. pe fe Elm SER g8ilion
belebt beHett
Die 5enotoren 6tone, Sore uO aern oher boben Fh Inn Sas eanse
2ano ell Ieroienit erDotben, he es in Der @eihi1te 0s aongreHeg, mon
orf pobl ingen, obne Baraaele oae9t: lie baben es berbutet, bob Der
@rafoent 0ns Bolt o4e oeieH 4ien uo g8iQen in arieg fhirst
aamerifa".
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a0o uOi0On moate RrieQ!

sic gerr1tang, 6B 6s &r1Foenten seanngna6mg 8t Der Stage.
fpe nrmiertq San6egidife 81 fluHfSpren ieen, uno 0r Stnrrfnn NIT
sem er mi benz Refte iebes 4neifaners 6ere9k Elm ben 3meden Der
Nanerten 0ienen0es. SdHf 5r Aeie 81 benuBen4 legteH en0e5 dF nthf5
onoeres a68iefen, dis efneu Grieg nit 9eutiAInno bonn 3nne 81 6re4en,
lit IN Der 0eatf4en 9refe 6s 2an0es fhn pieoerbolt gum Iien 4usorld
qetomraen. Sic mar beredtgt. 6a SER 8iront iobnlo Berlin III Dem
einea 9lnft Ho6gegeben ho1e man Huodte lagen int 8anoum0rebef 3u-
iamnea nit feineur fnogen Staatsf1retdr, enen anoeren entoefe, aus
1em er elm neues 8noernis fr gatide gelegung 0r GifRren5punHe
Spiidea ba0en 9egiernngen fonltruiere, Qoh bfsher mar man, ME ge
Iam, nr auf 8ernuungen nngaDeien. Gs hetano trB 0es idHuer gu
erflaren6en 8erboltens 9errn gglion5 INNER nod Die NRognhfet, oab
man ihl llnredt tot Dann man tim 10 lugebeuerides IN oe S6u9eI
f9ob.
gef frpn nBr bdEen mir Ole @eDiB6it. 0oBe 70 uteIoubf6 es
AIT Eagea III, Der GrahSeRt ben arieg init 9entdiauS milf. Gem bhnoen|
Genator Gore bon Gfldhoma gebubrt 0s 8eroienit, Dem 4~rdibenten,
mena aud inDiret, bic Wlasfe, Die geiponnen nor aus ih0nfIngen0eu
9bruien non Bnbrmg Der g~oenidh1tet, Den ndtonaen ebre, Der Wiens
Idenrehte um0 las FONT nm ben eHnfhIag 0s BeDebes hlDete. bonn
@efdt gerHen sn bnben. Sn0tref, in0em 5enator Stone nf feine
Cores, 8eboIptung, 0dB es Der ErdfDent unter olen llmdtGnoen nit
2euihinnA gum grnd foHmat InRn MOLE cine a~lsDedenOe Aninort
qnb, un0 erfdrfe, 0aB ie0es 1ort, 0s Der 8rdHDent D1bren0 Der Som
ferenaea i'm QseBen &aufe az Inn iugt u~uperbribih (acre6) let. Gab
Ser1 Sore es ne gepagt Bnben plrOe bic idmere, alien aeutra[n1tse
DerTderlngen 0g 8r1foeuten eiaen f~udtboren 6oufihlng b~erkenoe
Mnflaae az erbeben, mare CT ienner Sadie -Hidt gang fher geDejen. bari
man nMt MIR I'M 0es AnleAens miller. 0as er III ben SreHen igfnrr
aonegen eenebk glnnben, Ionoern nmb Man idon 0esmegea 1nnebnen.
no es en unaebeuerihes @ognfs m0 cine t1um tDieoer gut at mohenDe
gerIaunlorme more, benz b0daen ge0mten bs ean0eg enc Snrh nihtsa
beukdene nnD 0urh uidfS sa ~beDeen0e abfdt 5uSuihieben. 3u0em
Eebt e. niht ALIEN, 0aHH @enotoE Soaes erfI1rte often: sd babe IN ben
letfaH sen MiHaten owi 5enatorea iagea b0ren fe ulbtrb 0b Serr
Gore bic N3dbrbet iprnh~
gun pirs ca aud o~Iautkaft mas ymd6f mir 6e Gorm eGnes Sc
radfes ungenDurrnen bate, bdB 0r prdH0ent n0r1Ii9 gedubert bnben ions
mo bgs III Der a0nfreas. bic Der Msrafferflhirua 0s Stgnefhen 9riefes
bormsgina: yaeiHe SerrrHl SD sanbet bar Is i'm befsu 5HteFsNe
hts Qanbes frat, aMf Geftrn Der AHfertea 81 tefM,e uno oaB Inn
gione. NIT Der 5nuft nf ben Gid fhlageu0, eenntuortet babe: 99errl
lin anerEanifhcr |arot un0 unt Parteadnger Der Aaiierten~ SettI
nD NIT efnrH ShIdae Ser f3fd5ad surs DeTfan0lin, fr 0cn hh felt
IS gnrutaa tfne ngntdneHhc erfIdruns fnoen taNen iuodtc: Icbt En-.
tEat iFs. maaa s6paa1 raaepfat IN sso5ueDn oHtBars, es .
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Etwas scm Gaffse.


Gutter R1ffet fon fGfpara tple Be-
SsufeI, heiB Die bic 6ons uac iii
ipie Ole Qiebe isin.4 gu bieIem Aust
Tpru1 SaasBranbs fdiitteli be-
tuabre asnner Oss arobiT6eH Iran,
tss unb isinsr tunRgsrsatsH 8erei,
taug BEN aopf: Dem bsib ua0 fhF
foq ppbL Der aaffst Fsin, Dem bel
grsis gsbibrt, aber Our6ouE fslr
6aupterfprDernis 1T be tieHtndrsi
sTarbs. Mas lit pohI ibsrhaupt 80
: bsaaten, mem man sineu gdrs to-
beapfen Gaffss bersiten pfGs Su'
aG9it natirli9 Der 5anptpartti Oei
9OrtenpabI! DAP Der Motta es tit
Der aIs RDnig iibsr alien aufIeeFor'
ten thront, peib i%e0srntann, aefr bat
Is in Den alermsiitsn Gdaen nul
braIIifGer pieunosM lotta IT. Osi
uns borgsieBt miro. neiB nidt iebtr
Dem eatsn Wotia f1R miitei9 an
ble Seits ftelen ioa F4 absr 0ei
Sara anffee, beTsn 5rl4tt Cob
ntn) gerDitst Elm Don asanegn iehi
qsThdBtes 4romd entiDideIn. Dor
esoBsr Di6tigteit fir ben GeIdmad
elmer GaffeeIorte 1T bas 8Eodner
Der 1rii1ie unb ipdttr bas Rontn
lin Elm fpobIi9msdeHoes GetFdnt gu
ersisIeu, mafsu Die sriinIi9en Bob,
nsn iDionge srbist peroeu, BIS fl
cine buntslbraune Garbe oaesnom
men bdbeH; az Ihpah gebrauniei
4affee lisfert sbeal eT5tnig Elm gutss
@strdnt pie EN- gu fart gebtlnnter
G1unr3 obsr idpar3broun oort cir
Rnffes ME ausithen. Man %otf aud
nint periGumsu, bic 8obneH Der oer
N6ltsn 5u pai6sn unb naHlsr NIT
siHsm 1u4 tr0dsn ~ rstbsa.
Gnffee, Der bas 4roma fhcn 81
isbr bsrIOrtn bat, III Dnburh tDisoei
~ psrbefern, Dab man i'm tATS boz
Der @ertpenbung nod tinfHal gam
Isint %onr0fet, unb 3par In sinsl
bIibiahbsreR gf1nns, an bet aud
ni9t bic olergaineItsa 6ettipursr
haftsn 0iirfsn. usber bic befe anHee.
btreitungsmsioOs gshsn bic 4aIi6tsn
Iehr austiuannsr. ,Ea gibt 2eass, Bit
Is fir zine Harbursi boltsn. ben Rat
Zee dbsrbaupt gum apaen tcmmsE
~ IaTsH, nsil hiefts 6as feinitt
arOma 5nltSrt. 5k fno fir ben
rsinsn aufsubtoifes. anosre wisoer
psrmiHsH bel Dem lsbttrsH bic Rrafi
oss gsiamods uuo bic hsrSlt6rteno;
Mirtuns oss aafftsg. Der gtfOdi bal
8sioe aHiGauuHssn baben thrs Sss
aatisana. IMP haEaR tut IaH aAt
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-03-06
zeasre ssit bur lvO JaDrcu.

8rps Der BretsteIgsruHgeR I'M
)araus foIgenNn @tnIaraHtungsn
lie Elm Gries unp beIonbets elm 4
JtfpaItigsr naturgemdB nit fI4 bringt
Jet ss ben 0sutIasR md imgier IN,
RbIih bel better, als e unIsra
8Drodtsru DOT ungeid6r 100 Sdbren
unO omar in GrieOeRs3eit ging. MI.
Der 5rtsbs geT6loGien mar, ging ba.
biBGen 6sutiae Subuitris nit eiieH
MdIe 3~ugrunoe, psnn bic sngIiidsr
Waren iibsrfdpemmten bas 2nHs
unb ba3u fam nod 1916 cine Boz
artise mlibernts, bic gsrooe3u eint
5nnssrsnot berberrisf. Die bnmas
IiesH asgierungsn 5sigten iih BEN
llnbeiI gsgsaiibsr boIltommsn biIi,
los, ibr bauptTddIi3itss MittsI mar
bic Gperrune Der Grenssn. Gu
lam es niat Munbsr ne6men, bob
man i'm 8abiIdsn 0batIanhs, ipis
BABEL aus Earlsrubs Idrieb, Rim
btnbrut bud nnb gslaIIene gfsrse
ausfdarrts. Inn fe gu psr3sbrsn. en-
qreuben ititg Der greis bss GGffs
Fsls Rpggen, Der 1876 2s 9aIer
gsgoIten bate, auf 81 9alfr. Mti.
sen fam auf 10 5aler unb bnrii6er.
qrtubsn bemiibte Iih penigftsns mil
Ftantlifsn WlitteIn ben QptElnb Az
ltnbern unb tparf su bieIem 3luedt
stpet Miaionen 5aIsr ots, dber BIZ
g~trpsnpuHa Iisb au piuihsn H6ri9
unb Der MeTten batts 70 gut nil
nidts 6abon. ginsn bafsH SiriG
ipieIte Der misbsr auf ben a6ton &C.
lanate aufflrft BON 5effsH ieinss
llntsrtdnsn. Gr lieB auf feline So,
fen unb fir feline as6nuns GstrsiDf
aus ben GHIssprODiHSsn tommsn
WittltriDsiIe absr mar Der lrsis
berabgsIunten uub nun stpane e. biz
Ttines aanbss, ibm fir 6as
1iab IL 9dlsr gu snbIeu. Ob8Isi6
Iie IS i'm 2anbe I'm z Salsr bdttsu
tauFsn f6nner.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-03-06

tie beioe 3ugleid al btridiihllgtn,
iubtm man bic SdIfts Der eenaElsren
aaffeepoItion einige Minutsn lang
ri6tia ip9en IdBt, b1un oas @eTaB
bonn iSeuer 3isbt un0 ben RfF beg
adTFeepuIpers hinsinmsagt. WinH
lGBt 0ag Getrdnt nun flint DliHu.
tens long ruhie Itehsn, Biz Der Sat
lid aeIentt bat, uno gitBt e. 0ann
in tine gut eriparmte aaHnG. @srs
biert man ben Gaffa in SaHsn, 10
Ioaten fe ou6 etipas srDdrlnt IeiH
Reiner 4ufguBtaffee gilt isceHfaus
als Der bet0mmlidFs. giebbaber mol
fen mitunter fogor 0as aaffsepuIpel
nidt nit brdnIenb tpGenOsm MaHsI
HberI9uttet baden, IOH0ern hsbaup
ten, bas Itbtert oarfe nur H-8C
Grcb geIfus bsib ieiu. Den fsins
fen drpmatiG1en anffee, In Dem fi6
nur DIE eDelIttn pnrfime geloh ia.
ben, er6dlt man erfohunes ssmdt
aaF taltem Msse. 2dbt man Die 5ers
tltinerten gObntn cine GENTLE Set
in taltsm DnHsr ipeidsn, 70 bttommi
non sinen nortrefFIifen gTtratt. Osr
fd Bel gutter AuFbetpnhrun9 tagt'
lang bait. Inter 4ntnenbuag bon
5iltriermoldinen felt man drcuaas
fif9sn adffee olf falttm @tss In
fplgenotr Weiis Der: Mor pelrnsngi
bier linseu gern1bIensn anffee mt rs
2nart Mofer gu einen Brsb Der in
Die Gtltrisrtnrfns sstun miro. Ne4t
oIHdbIi9 gieBt mon bonn uageFdhr
Gin Quart foltss MnHer 0JrIbsr.
aaTbDrsg muB man NIT Dem 5iItrie'
rem, fusnH bic 5rrpfsn 81 BED iuerf
ben. GpGter uirb Der nuf OieIe Meiit
btliebia DeroiiHni unb i'm NydHers
babe, bos 0ber ni9t foG)en bari, ers
bibt. Nan pFLeet uuf oisis art suisn
aajfn i6pn 1rt Nlorsen 81 bereis
ten, tpsnn man na1mittass Safe BAT
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Seilfraft Sss eunnsnlidtss.

Die souus als 0siIfattpr Bat i'm
5eloe isIbit aur 9ebapblunq Der 9ers
tnnnosten Or. Earl DsutlhIaubsi
uusgeuust; er beri9sst barber fol.
senoes:
So bsrrfats i'm lsstsu gra6iabr IN
poIsn anboItenoer, prdhiigeT Con,
nenidein, unO 70 iauf sr In ieinem
JsI6la3arett cine ftaubz una fpinoge,
fdlsts 2ageritdtte, auf Der Die Gran.
ten ben 5OnHsHtrabIsn brett ausge,
febt perben tonntsn. Bel Der Be.
i4rdntten 9stiensobI tonnten nur Biz
G4psrtrantsn. IOtpsit he transporta.
bel tparsn, fir bic Sonntnbehdnb.
lung bsfidThtigt neroen. Dill
Rranten Ipuroen bee Wlossns in bas
Sonasnbdus sebrndt nno Derblisben
III ihH n5ue lluierbredeH Bis sain
abtnb. Gin fGnoig anpeIeneer
Mdrter fDrete in oisFer 3eit fit BIZ
0ur6fibrung Der ar3tliden Ntrs
prbunngsn. Der 9st0itiguHgseOrI9rif,
ten, Der trantenpilfgsriinsu garri4.
tungen u. (. IN. Die Wun0eH tpurs
zen bolitdnbig often bsban6elt oDer
bOhfens gum Ghuss mir einem gang
oinasH GoasIhIsist be0edt anb 70
gelagert, bab he nlGgliAit bonItdns
big Der 5onnenbsIihtunq nusosfsbi
@orsrl. I'm bic antsnfitdt Der Sons
nsnItrdbIune gu bdmpftn uno absus
IlufsH, uuroe iber ie0s 2ngerEdtis
TN GonHenfssel aus Winnea5e aus
1sipannt. bas mad HsIiebsn berIhOs
zen trerbeu fonHis.
Die sOnneubsbnbIung BAIT. BIZ
JinIiigisn @irtuWen duf bic neis
lung fdnerer Munbsn. Cir Dem
Ersibhaufe, ons ais Gpnuenbausnns
sase bsHuBt nprhen iDor, iunrbeu
lauptid6Iin G6Derbsrnunoete Be-
banOeIt, Die tOmpIi5ierie UNI init
litrte GduBfrnttursn Der grtrsmis
-aten hnttsH. Dabti tcnnle phHf
l~asnabue cine Aoj6s NsHsrang nsS
Observation-Disclosures Gin i6neneSG:n
IN Der 5smptTatuT. tine rafne Bet
lisnns Der Nunbfld6t uno elm
rditist GraHuIdtfnnsenipideFuna
sAssIteat ptrotn. Ginen Gbnlid
llinHisen Wsrlauf nahmsn anitr Der
Sinnirluns bd GonnsnEiGsg 5aIs
9on @asbrun0 mo dnDere atuit ans
IsEIlupsL
&r1
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saiieFnaa bcr apm6inaliaast3ne.

saiie6nus Der Sum6iuaiiOastJnr.
eenDsn 3ipst trdftige S8allquener
Isia3sitig Stuei g5He periAiebene'
)1bs unb bsnnud periuIsosHe'
5aninsHngssahl aus, 10 nimmi
nan auBer ben beipsn aud ibri
| 4ombinatipnstone pa6r, b. b. 5uei
50ne, hertn G6ninglRgs5ablsp
gleia Ser Gumms, bf3p. Der 8iffe
ren5 Der Gdpingunss3abIsn bel
primdrtons fino. Sis sntittbsn burG
59pingungen bss 5rommeIfeas,
ods einen nod inueu geitiiIptsr
sridter bitbst, Der ey3sutriId fsF
gsbalten tpirb nnb 0a6urh unfBm.
metrii9s G9ningungen alsiigrt
gs mar nun I9on mOglid 9spsieH
bsrortigs Gombinatioustone 0biettit
an qlqtten g.. 9. einsr 5elefonmeils
br1n) na43uipeiien, psuu man DOR
1uBen irgeno siRs uRinmmftrie IL
ibrs Gdpinguugeu bintinbraAte
nun lift es aud gsluugsn, ME 9rps
IeHor Waebmnnn mittsilt, mem6rn,
ne gu f~onItruierer, Die bon Iia aus.
ME Das SrommeIFsn, inIpmnetrii6t
S9pFgungen ausfibrsn tgnnen, be-
bsnen ulfo bic ausbigtAleen rpr
Der Rubelage aus Iid nag Der einer
Settle meter aIs mad Der anbsrer
eritreden. Gr benuBt oaflt einge
Ipannte 9ummimembranea, ois onid
Tin @spiht erBsHtriid b~eIaitet nsf.
pfn. QdBt man anf bieie 5ipei ge
.isnfte grimdrtSae sinipirten, Fl
tann man in ben Photographic De-
Snnin9un9en bisIer Membtnm
ofutlid ben SamHQtionss unO bei
9iffsren3ton erienHsn. Gdmit II
bic GHthe6ung Der apmbiuntiensfo
ns an unFhmmetriid iApingensef
Msmbronsn nit Sidsrbeit ernie.
isH.
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'0Ion" nod &openbngeu.
%. @idrd 8ompfer snnite0
stntes@ nod aopeuhngen.
80. Mdr5-Dompfer pSsonr o.
noh aopenbaeen
1. april = 91ntpfer o8eraens.
iporo" nnd Gbriitianio.
IS 1T n~otmen0ig, Den Rdrnen oes
betreffen0en 9mnpferg greB mo
oeutlih auf Dem BriefumidIog at
termerten. Seaer Brief ioLte Der.
ort marfiert peroen. 6a er lonlt
bieILeiht an ~neirtralen 4ambfern
befororrt mira. Die eifgIiidle SGfen
anlauieii. uDb mas Ole Serren eng.
I1noer mir Goit tiuL meIde iiir lire
6cinoe beitinmIt iino, ueib mon 10
CUR @ettiise.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-03-06

G9fngfsttigftit. 9u
artiaerif Aspemut Hatlonsii, eir
prsuBitHer YoIe, tommanDlert ~ ii.
Her fdpsrm manifestations, If
fDOhI milie unb OitnfsiErig. absr r
brfaranit, ooB bic BOrgdsstsn ina
iutr pitoer gu ibn Iagen: Bat.
lopsIi. Ou bii Elm pfsrDlS Giuti
1osss srbalt bic in 6raHiFtiG fte.
9snoe aolonnt BON sinem 5itffmub.
psrsin fir lire irtusn pisrbsiniau
g.5IIIg sIns sIssiasessHIsasaHaM
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-03-06

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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-03-06
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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-03-06

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Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1916-09-01
Bows Weaker Than Girls.

In view of the number of men killed
by the war, the result OF a study now
being made by an English physician
is rather pessimistic as regards the
future masculine supremacy Of the
race. For a period covering nearly
five years his study indicates that the
mortality of boys under a year OF age
has been from 1913 to 125. as compafed
with 100 for girl babies. Nothwlth-
standing the fact that at birth boys
have the advantage Of four to five
ounces Of weight over the average girl
baby. they have less resistant power
and are therefore less able to throw
off disease. The reports upon babies
born since the war are incomplete. but
they indicate that while the number of
boys born Is considerably In excess
Of the girls. the number who survive
their first year Ii so much less that
there is no hope of the NEE OF the
next generation equaling the number
Of vomens
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1916-09-01

In the old days. II he'd stayed In the
game Cobb never would have been IA
nous.
"He was greater than Ty Cobb ever
dared to be In three departments OF
the game.
Everybody thinks Cobb can run
bases. I'd spot him a second against
Billy Sunday aud then watch Bib score
first.
"They think Cobb covers outfield ter
ritory. They should have seen Sunday
In his prime.
"And throw-say. he could throw
strikes from center field just as easily
as Iris Speaker.
Batting was where Sunday was
weak. But In another year or so he
would have overcome that weakness.
lie was just that kind.
"He had more fight In his heart than
any man / ever saw"
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1916-09-01
Her Stockings.

A tiny pocket on the side or
pair of silk stockings provides a
place for carrying the handker-
chief while dan cling. This pocket
Is just q nice height above the
ankle and on the outer side OF
the right stocking.
Opal spangles ornament some
stockings; others are decorated
with beads or rhinestones, and
for every variety we have the
hand-painted stockings with
stalks of blooming plants FORM
ing the "clocks" and gay butter
flies f1uttering over the instep.
Imagine the truly poetic effect
of three lace butterflies with
wings appraised so that they flut-
ter bewitchingly) on the front of
her stockings, one above the 9TH
er, from instep to shoetop
height OF course. these are TO
be worn only with dancing slip
pers. or similar ones equally low.
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1916-09-01
Aeroplane Has 0utstripped
Motor Car in the Rapidly
of Its Recent Development.

'The aeroplane In its developed
state would decide many of the PROB
lens we confront today, provided the
plane were fitted to living conditions
and commercial requirements" says a
writer. 1.-THE war has perfected the
aeroplane in this short time to q
greater degree than the motor car was
developed in any ten years Oh us
growth.
Several years were taken to prove
to the public that the motor car would
run at all without horse in waiting.
Years were taken TO educate the pub
lie to two cylinders as against the
single, or to four as against the TWO.
Years more were spent In educating
the buying public and developing the
six, and now we are preaching eight
and twelve. 1t has taken years TO
develop the lightweight idea In motor
cars. The public has held back the
development of the motor car.
"The aeroplane, In contrast has
been developed by governments under
war conditions. Motors Of today for
aeroplanes are of twice the horsepow-
er of those used a year ago, while
planes have been built up to l,oOO
horsepower In five motor units. These
machines land at under 80 miles per
hour and travel we'll over hundred
In the air.
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1916-09-01
nettIe Weed suppIsnts Cotton.

In their quest for material which can
be used as substitute for cotton,
German scientists have discovered that
the troublesome nettle weed contains
a long fiber which can be woven into
durable cloth. The difficulty TO over
come was to separate II from the
woody splinters which scratch and Irri-
tate the skin. An ammonia process
was first used, but this was expensive.
An inventor named Richter has now
devised a water process by which the
Irritating particles are separated from
the fiber, and considerable quantities
of the nettle cloth have already been
woven. II is nearly water proof. ab-
serbs dye readily and is coarse.
strong cloth suitable for many pur-
poses.
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1916-09-01
Jane Settled Him.

"Jane." said her mistress. you real
~ viii have TO put a stop 10 the visits
Of your follower"
Yes. l must. ma'nn." replied Jane.
"But you have said that before" ex-
pos,nlated her mistress. "and there It's
ended
I'm sure I've done my best, ma'am.'
said Jane: Ell isn't easy. But III try
and settle hiIn on my next Thursday
out"
Her next Thursday out came and
went. Her follower also came and
went with Janet, aud Jane eyentu
ally returned In radiant mood.
Five settled him this time. ma'af =
she exclaimed brcaihlesNly.
Her mistress was delighted. But In
the hour OF victory one should be gem
erous 10 the fallen foes. so she ex-
pressed hope that Jane had not boon
too hard on the young man.
lizard on him." cried Jane. mo.
ma'am. that | wasn't. I've Just mar
rled him. and leave at the end OF the
month r.