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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-07-10
granbeis Stores beOeateH6
nerbenert.

Omaha fam itd jegt riibmen, ei-
.les Der groBter uno be~oeutenoiten
alei0er. uno ShnittDorengeldditt
in ieinen Maaliern gu beberbergen.
Die 8ronoeis Storas iino in Der
letten 3eit pieoer ~bergroBert NOR.
ben. 10 ooB iie iett au ben groBter
ibrer ART I'M 2an0e gerednet tperSer
niiiien. Gbipobl i'm olten @ebouoC
l,ur bier uno i'm teuen @eb5noC
Iur orei Stoffuerfe fir ooS @eiddfi
iclbit our 8%erfpenoung fommen, be.
1rdet Der ~berpenoete 6I0henrnun
bod 302,5 500 6uoorotfuB o0er s..
10000 a1ibiffub neIAes oteies
@eiddft 5u eirtem Der benlertens.
lpertelten Oeg 2anoes nadt. Mud
an 5d0nbeit Der au~sltnttung reiDi
es iih nuroig an Die beiten &16et
oes aonoes an. 5iinf meme Sdnu.
feniter pur0en an II. Straben er,
offnet.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-07-10
SMInctt I'M Scr
pic0rSic tcbt tueitcr!
GtntEde fetten ben griteH idarf
sn nub erftirmteH ieiHO'
lihe @rlben.

aou6on, 10. Sllli. - @nnS eng.
Lamb befinbet Iih ipieorr IN otem.
Ioler Spamnang unO eriUartet gro
be 0tnge. oe1H Die Shlnht in
Der gicor6ie ion nun in ibre 8meite
9boie getreten iein. General Saig
meloet. ooB er feline nm Greitag ino
Samstaq ms Stoden geratene gro.
BE Sffenlibe" norolih BON Der
CONNIE in elmer 6ront bon ott
Wrilen pie0er nufGenommen babe.
Seit ben letten as Strnoen miro
in Dem Gronoes 8nIo abidnitt NIT
GROCER Grbitterung eefdmpft. Gie
9eutlden erihirmten mebrere I'M.
ierer Shiitengr1ben. mitBteH ober
unieren @egeuangriffen Uieoer mel
den.
Die S~ronjoien mel6en, ooB iie
fii0Iih bon ben britiiden Stellltn.
gen neine Genuine gu DerSeiHnen
haben.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-07-10
DankesIhrcibcn Scr
Srail !. \. 6. AMmcbr!

Mn Die @eamten uno W4itglirner
Ser Omaha 2oee go. 81, uno oie
@robbeomten oes StanteS S~icbrasfa
pom Groen Der Sermnnns, Sobne.
Siermit erlaiibe Id mir. Sbnen
meinen ber5liditen Cant fir bic
prompte a~iS3ablune Der 2eDens.
peritderung meines peritorbenen
tcuren @atten &errn 5. 8. 6. 9TH.
mobr oilsSuipreden.
Sdon bier5ebn Gage mad Dem
Gooe meines Waannes ipliroe mir bic
uoae SumHe ourd Den Sefretdr Der
Omobo 2oee, Serrn s. u. aIenfe,
ausee8ablt.
Sd mlnIde Dem Gr0ea, beIonoers
Der Omaha 2oee @Iiid unb @ebei
ben, nno boffc, bob bielc @}itglieber
oemielben %beitreten; i'd fam oenieI.
ben allen nur alif oos Bette empfcb.
len.
Wlit beltihem @rnB,
8rouS 5. 8. 6. Rumobr I.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-07-10
Nus Sem State.

Geit Goint. 8effie Raie, oie
fiinfj1brige Softer bon Soieph
Roie, zines betnnnten bieitsen &c.
hdftsmonnes, fiel Dor rngefdhr
ltDei 8ohen in einen nit fodenoer
5f1rfe gefiiaten aeiieI nn0 berbrub-
Il fif Oerart, bob fie iest ben erlit-
Eenen 8erlebungen erlegen 1T.
2incoIn. Ser erlte Sal bon Der
pielgefirdteten GinOerI1bmnng mar
bier am /. Sui at peraeifnen. 8a
Ser befreFfenoe Ar5t oer 8eboroe erIt
bdbon Ulitteilung mnf)te, nndoem
beretfs biele 2ente oas Sinh unO
batter nod Den 2eidnnm IN @ligen.
Ifein nnbnlerJ befHrhtet man bier
bic alIsbreitlrng Oieier fiirdterIiaen
Rin0g
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-07-10
N1arktbcrt6tc.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. $500.
Beef Stiere, Iangiam bis t0c mic
0rieer.
8ohe t0-20c %nie0riger.
Suite bis bette 10.00-10.40.
MittelmaBige 9.25-t0.00.
geu6bnlihe S.25-9.25.
aornqefntterte 8eebes
@ute Bis bette 9.S5-10.40.
MlittelmaBige 925-9.85.
@euobnlidc S.25-9.25.
ail6e. Morft beinobe feIt.
8ute big bette aiibe 6.75-7.75.
9littelmabige 6.00-6.75
@epobnll6e $500.
Sellers, Iangiam Bis nie0riger.
Stoders, bette felt bis tart, an
oere n~ieoriger.
5ee6ers, CUTE bis bette 500
$50.
9ittelmaBiee 1880.
WefD0hilllme b.Z0-i.E 10.
Stoders, quite bis bette 7.75 Bis
$40.
5tof aiibe 5.50-7.00.
Gtod Sellers 6.oO-7.25.
Stof a1l6er 6.75-8.50
8eal aaI6er 9.25-tt.25.
Bulls, Stag5 6.50-7.25.
Bologna 8ua8 5.50-6.50.
SdmeiHe-3ufubr 1000.
9lortt offnete Bis &c nieoriger.
9urdifnittspreis 9.60-9.75.
Soditer @reis 9.95.
Sdafe-3uflbr 5000.
Mlorft laneiam.
8io6er 6.50-7.60.
s51brlinge $40.
Ntitteridofe $4,000.
@ei6orene 26mmer 9.75-10.75.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-07-10
aremnnt ~qnfn[.@nhrihtrn,

aaem anihein mad meroen bic
in Der ndfiten ISOLDE bonn 8iens.
tag biz Gonnerstng bier it1ttfinoen.
ben 8ettrennen bon belierem grfol.
ge getront iein ols bic lestjdbrigcn.
rs iino bereits cine grobe 4n5abI
feiner Rennpferoe angelonet.
.. 8. Goop offeriert $50 fir Bic
8uraderitottung oes Soro.automo
bills, meId)es ieinem 5obn am Der.
gongenen Sonntng in 2iueoIn gle.
itobIen mnroe.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-07-10
4HtomOb~ilbie

9tebe itoblen Snrstne obeno oos
automobiI oes befanrrten atttobGno.
Iers 8. 8. &ropnor, oos oerieIbe
in elmer StrnBe non SIorence iteben
gelaiien. Or folgte ben 9ieben in
einer on6eren Maidine un6 erreih-
te fie in OTIS Omaha. NO fe ibm
jeood eiuen 2epolner bors @eiiht
bielten, io0aB er es fir better belt,
Den Riidneg an5utreten.
anber &errn Eropnor befloeen
nod s. S. 8eterion 1t19 iitol. 35.
Ctr, 9. 8. McAnnp, 100 iiol.
80. un6 q. $. 8berrp bon Bapnee
Gttp ben 9erIuit ibrer automobile.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-07-10
0ihidlaa NIT tSflidlen Eplaen.

Der bet ben ltabfiihen WaTIers
werfen alg 4uti1er o~ngeItelte SO.
g. WaneB tpuroe 5amstag nah-
mittnq nabe 80. abe. uno Reomono
9lpe. NIT ge6rohenem @enif be-
fpuBtlos oufgefunoen. Or CAB naf)
fur5er Bet Den @eift oitf. Sem
@elpann mar oorber nit Dem go
pen Dor Ieiner 8obnung, 1924 g.
"a. aDe. nngeL1ngt. 8obrfdeinlifl
lit MoneD bon Der Site iibermonnt
Doroen uno bonn @agen geitiir5t.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-07-10
.DiMa m0dttc wicScr
prdiiScnt wcrScn!
Sat @eIb i'm ilebcrflHh; aruhsr 9s'
namifnnO in Golam6Hsi Der.
Thing bleibt in ylegitO.

@oIbingtou, 10. Suli. Gil
beridiebeniteu @eriihte treffen icet
itinolid aus Weyifo elm. @Gbrent
einiae anoeuten. oob Gnrron5a mte.
Der populdrer miro. beingeu anoere.
Dab 8ilas Stern nieoer I'M Stei.
gen iii. unO OoB ibm 9eierteure ans
Der arnee @arron8as idorenpeiiC
5uitr0men.
9a6 ben Ietten Rahridten If
'8iao iuieoer rei6Iih nit @elomit.
teln perieben ltno beabithtigt iogar
mieoer, 9rGlioent bon glerifo gu
lueroen. or ioa bereits elm anbtnatt
eggplant unO iid iogar iiber feline
Regierungsform ihon entihie6en
baben. giGa ioa pertiinoet ba6en,
oob oa8 erite @eies bon Merifo oo.
bin lauten iueroe, 0aB feinem ame.
rifaner mebr Der @intritt in oas
.2ono g~eitottet tperoen ioae.
N1on befurhtet, Dab @hinition
uno 8affen ilber Die 8rense sc.
i9mpggeIt peroen. 8iaas agentcn
b1tten getern erit pieoer cine BE.
Iprefplng NIT gertretern elmer nme.
rifuniiden Matnitionsfabrif. (Soate
iih oas @eriift BON Dem 8affen.
idmliggel bepabrbetten, Damn ioaten
Die Better Der betreffenoen Tabrit
pegen Soaoerrats iduer bdtrnft
meroen.)
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-07-10

&elte beeann i'm Gaitel So.
lei Die Sobresfonoention Der Tier.
ir5te bonn Miiiouri GoI. 3ieieIbe
pdbrt bis Rittpod nbenb. Wlon
arpartet eitpa 300 WitgIieoer.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-07-10

GS beSobIt IiG. in Den .9Ini.
iifi5ierten anSeigen" Der Sribiine gu
onnon3ieven
BEIRUT gu6 bel eintaufen ouf
Die .Sribine".
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-07-10
Die GOnturSia @nFffnpenc

cmpfielt ii6 iGmmtIiden oeutida
gereinen uro 2ogeu i'm Staate; lie.
iert Muiif fir ale 6eitlihfeiten 81
mGbigen 9reiien. Sir. @utdepsfn,
2919 60. %. Ctr. Gpler 20t5 :.
Omaha, 9ebr. 9s6.16
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II. :. Iinc Gnolant mnc
Srankrcicb 9cf6Hi9!
WlarinrbaHmsiitrr uerbeH DasSaHdl-
boot g9entidlanO" in granO.
lidler 8eiie uHteriuden.

@afbineton 10. SllIi. Die
bieligrn 8otlhofter englan0S un6
5ranfreihs baben oos Stoatsoepor.
tement offisiea borouf nufmerfiam
genaht, bob Dos oeutihe Gaudboot
Seutihlano~ in Baltimore einge.
~trofien lit uno an Die g%uubesreeie
ring ooS Grinhen seitellt, oas
Sdiff eriin6lid unteriuhen 5l loi,
len, I'M felt5uitelen, oh man es
tatidhlih nit einem frieolihen
Snuoelsidiff 5u hn bat ooer nidit.
0torinebaumeiiter boben Den auf.
trae erbolten cine llnteriuhung oes
SdiffeS nor5unebmen. Bon oeren
8ef1no mir0 es a%bbdngen, Oh bic
4niiht oes 8un0es3oaeinnebmers 81
Reht beiteben bleibt o6er nidt
8ieier bot befnnntlid Die @ntihei.
oun9 obgegebeu. Dab oGeutidlono"
Elm Sau9boot Snnoelsihiif lei.
Baltimore, 10. SliIt. - es ipllr.
De beltte nahmittog bic 4nfiinoi.
gung eemodt, oaB Oos Souhboot-
bonOeIsi6iff Bremen, elm Sdne
lterihiff Der .Geutidlano". btunen
4ur5em bier eintreffen miro, nm
Den Soubelspertebr 5tpiiden0 eutih.
Lamb uno amerifa auf5unebmen.
3oabeamte BADEN Die Grfl1rung nb-
gegeben 6aB Die rDeatidlano" MIR
apei feline @eifiise fir SienaI
afpede nit fih fiibrte. Us befonoen
iid feline &orpeoos al 9oro.
ltnbalt6arfrit Der britiidcn gIcfaoe.
Baltimore, 10. Suli.-8ie erfol9.
reihe 5obrt oes SanoeIstmdboo.es
nGcutidIano" mag 81 0iploriatticen
g~rortermgen @nI1B geben in hsuen
oos Geutihe aeid Die neutralcn
9GnOer au Der 3uiase 8tuinscn miro,
oob iid Die britiide 9lod.rGe ais
unbaItbor erpieien bat.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-07-10
G6ieaao Marft6eridIt.

1inbbieb-3ufubr $4,000; Mortt
longionL felt Bis 10c nieoriger.
2 hiueiue-8ufubr 10000; Wortt
ourhi1nittlih SC nieorieer.
GurhiGnitt8preis 9.80-10t0.
S0fiter 8reis 1920.
5dlafe-9ufubr 10000; Marft on.
gemein felt.
@ef6orene 21mmer 1885.
5riblings. 6mmer HOO.
ct. Spiepb Narftberift.
fiuODie6-3ufllbr 1900; 4aartt felt
bis 10c nieoriger.
SdUeine-3ufubr 5000; Martt
langinm, ungefdbr Sc %niebriger.
Gurfifnittspreis 9.70-9.95.
Soditer 8reis zoos.
Sdufe-3ufubr 1900; @arft felt
bis itarf.
@ei6orene 2dmmer 1910.
aanias Sin Mnrftberift.
RinObieb-3ufubr $4,000; Marft
langiam bis 10-30c nieoriger.
Stoders felt.
Sellers, SabrIinge, felt.
Sdlueime-3ufubr 5000; Worft
felt bis sc nie6riger.
8nrhihnittspreis 9.75-10.05.
&offter 8reis 1910.
Sdafe-8ufubr 1000; Marft felt
bis 25e bober.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-07-10
geri6ing bIsibt in @erifu.

Columbus, y. Do, 10. Suit
Dab General Geribing unb fem CT.
peoitionsforps borIdlfig nod nibt
Maertto berlaiien tperoen, gebt Dor.
nis berbor, OoB nie6er geualtige
9obungen bon 9robinnt uno ariees.
material mad ietnem Snliptquortier
abgegnngen itub. Gs beibt, ooB
9erihing pieoer bic 8erfolgung Der
9anoiten oufnebmen miro, bod feblt
cine 8eItdtigung oieier ysodrift.'
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-07-10
Gin gsmat. Mabame:
9nbsn sic benz Monn geTast, Oab
Der slid ssTtsrn T1lsdt ipnr9

0ieHfmdbden: ga, Moodme!
Mnbame: umo mas iagte ere
Disnpmdbden. CT Tngte, er rdrs
ned Don bsrielben 5enbuns, aug Der
sic F9 in Der Dorigsn Node tinsu
uusgeludt batteu; unb odmoIs bdts
ten Gle ii6 bod aud nidt betlagt!
gs9. S~tro1pittDer (Oer ouf
BEN gabnbOf isint Jrnu srpartet):
GonnerDstter, 0ds fshIte nod. isst
bnbe i'd ndb-en6 Der brsi Wlondts,
bic msins Grou D~srrsil mar, ben
gbsring Hidt nrstbabt - iH3wii4en
il sr mir su tleiH gsfporoeR!
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-07-10
9anfiaanma

Maen unieren 6reunoen uno R1h-
barn, Den 4ngiteaten Der Sdlis
8rewing 60, iomie ben Mitglie.
bern oes 9~latt1eutif)en 8ereins. oes
I2moi1ebr 8ereins IND YalltuaI
Clubs, pel6e uns BEL benz 8inihei-
ben unieres terern @otten uno go
fers.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-07-10
Gar[ GnQden.

lire Geilnabme beiDieien uno beion-
0ers fiir bic idonen 8lltnenfpenoen
lprede i6 hermit I'M 0amen oaer
gIngeb0rigen unieren tiefgefnblten
9anf aus.
GrauG. 6. gaIIefen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-07-10
gefa6rLider ssnnS.

Columbus, q. 3D., 10. Slili. -
Son 8eamten oes Bunoes. @eheim.
oienites puroe I'M merifaniiben
@ierteI Ser Stnot senug 9pnomit
neritedt bo~rgefunoen. Inn Samit Die
gon5e Stoot bonn Grobooen Der.
ihpin0en gu Ioiien. 9rei 0erifa.
uer iino IN Der 4ugelegenbeit Der.
boftet mor0en.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-07-10
glit ber8liden @riiBen, SIR,
8. 81. gtoehrind.
q. 9. 8. glebrasfo eHnf. Red

Ser Qoebring teilt ung aud nei-
ter nit BOB ieine griefe In Der 3u.
funft augnobmglos ensIii9 geifrie.
ben perben milfien, oeutid 9eIfrie.
0ene griefe peroen auerit iiberiest.
ebe iie in bic 3Groe 0es @oreIioten
eeInngan. 4u9 muB er ipe5ieae CT.
Iaubnis 0es 9auptmonnes haben,
Inn als &orreipon0ent Der Eribiine
flingieren 81 fonnen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-07-10
Cmd6a 8etreiSemarft.

Imaho, TO. sui 1916.
3arter WeiSen-
0r. 2. 105-1o7
SIT. 3. 97--100
Scr. A. 92-97
BeiBer 5rilbiobrsmei3en-
Ger. 2. 100-10t
Scr. 3. 99-f00
Duriln @ei5en-
gr. 2. $50
Scr. 3. 97-9S
Beibes aorn-
Rr. 2. 741h-74&
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-07-10
Don mnicrcnt BRIGGS
Hc~rrefpcnSentcn!
au @ege nod Der @ren5e.
8. Slli 1916.

MHI Goege Huu pet OLell0ef
8. SuIi 1916.
@erter Serr Better
8elite INN 3 ubr nnhmittag be.
Itieaen mir ben Bug, Der uns mad
Der merifanif6en @ren5e bringen
ioa. Cine groBe Menidenmenge er.
marteta uns am 8abnbof Inn uns
unter 8urufen uno Baden 81 be.
graBen. Die gauge @eieaibaft mar
in freuoiger 4ufregung Hber Die GU
ten 4usiifter, bol0 an Die @ren3e
81 fonunen. alir5 Dor abfobrt oes
3uges fam es ST elmer r%iibrenoen ab-
ihieosicene nit bielen aiiiien iulo
aud 8r1nen; lestere iino meiner
aniift nod iebt gdnslid unn0tig.
8enigen Minuten ip1ter tpnren mir
nuf Dem 8ege. 5ormgebdlloe, bic
mir ouf Dem 8ege pniitertenb ma.
rem n~ltsnobmslos rei6lih nit o1ne.
rifonifden 5obnen 0eforiert uno bic
8ebolferung fam an OnS 8abnbett
heran, I'M uns nod elm lestes 2ebes
pobl au5urtfea. &unoerte bon Der.
ionen botten iid ultf ben gabnbofen
non Ge6rasfo gitp un0 auburn elm.
~gefltn0en, I'M uus al begriiben.
@ennimmer Ii1 @elegenbeit bot.
i6rieben mir uniere Ramen utto
4oreiie arf 9opier itno norfen bic.
ieIben Den bielen anDeieroen bib
iden Mdoden 5u nit Der 8itte, itas
an idreiben. Sir fDuroen i'm Bug
nohmnls gegen 2Dpbus geimpft.
9iesmol mar ober Die Sade toeniger
nngenebub oa Die Na0eI oura oos
HiltteIn oes 3uges ungefdbr einen
.8oa tief ms 6leiid ging. @orl1it-
fig gebt es nod aanios Git1; ii6er
uniere peitere 2eiie oarf i6 SSbner
Dorlapfig ni6ts mitteilert.
Wit ber3lihen 8riiBen, eSyhr,
$. s. Roebring.
60. g. 5. Rebrasfo s5nf. Geg.
Ser Qoebring teilt uns aud Dei-
Hf "a
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-08-24
No. 40 Canvas Back Duck.

At i little informal gathering OF
Los Angeles film celehrlties re-
Gently | had the pleasure oi be
coming acquainted with charming
Kathlyn Williams, the well-known
Sclig star. To my great sat'siac-
tion soon learned that Miss WI
lams' knowledge OF the culinary
art was by no means limited to
mixing dough or pealng potatoes
for the benefit of the motion pc
ture camera. We had a most IN
teresting little chat during which
We compared recipes for various
dishes. OF course, one OF my hrst
duties to this department was to
ascertain her favoritc meat dlsh.
Miss Williams evidenced no hest
tation in deciding that a canvas
back duck was her choice, so here
we have the recipe for this tasty
bird as offered TO my own guests
on many occasions with consider
able success.
It is generally conceded that
this particular bird requires no
spices or navors TO make II per-
feet. as the meat partakes OF the
flavor Of The food that the bird
feeds upon. Thus a delicious
favor is best preserved whcr
roasted quickly with a hot fire
Dress the duck in the usual way
BY placking, singeine, drawing an'
wipiug i with a wet towel lhei
truss the head under the wing
place it IN a dripping-pan, put it Il
oven aad baste often Should b
ready 10 serve h about hal
hoer. Upon rcmoy:nr from ove
season well with salt and peppc
ard pour over it the gravy Il Ia
Welded in uaking. Serve imm'
diately,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-08-24
A STORY you CAN BEGIN AT ANY TIME.
Her Side-and His
HOW CORA AND DAVID TEMPLE SOLVED THEIR
MARITAL PROBLEMS.
By ZOE HECKLEY.

! tween thee and me in such things,
David she said tenderly III you
won't ialk the things that bother you
TO me- you'll brood over them your
self Which win be much worse for
your innards, dear Also, you and /
are one in the best sense honey, so
you're only keeping your troubles to
yourself when you tell me about them
And my part OF our head may knock
the ground from under some Of the
tombstones which seem 10 clutter
your view just now So talk, dearest
David's face frightened He was
about TO say something as a tribute to
her but did not, and, putting his arm
about her he let The action speak the
more personal message But the re-
lief to him Of being able to unburden
his worries on his wife and yet be
absolved by her of the suspicion of
weakness helped to tighten his de-
preston
What sends a man down in the
dumps most of all, dear, is to fall
down on the job of moving his wife to
Easy street Here | am nearly thirty;
and here you are headed not for but
away from Easy street
"Thcn ! think back to the men who
started with me and the men who ran
abreast of me. There are mighty few
of them who aren't farther up the road
TO comfort and success than |
realize of course that 1t hasn't been
my fault or inelficlency entirely But
when mans down for time, no
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New York. Aug. 2i.-llow to show
Nea York in a day is a problem which
lp confronted many a resident OF
the city when his country cousins
have appeared Unexpectedly for a Wis
it, but in reality to see tae metrop-
OILS After many years experience
one man has solved the riddle and
now when his third cousin comes to
town he transforms himself into the
manager of personally conducted
tour and IN that way wins not only a
profusion of thanks, but lerid invita-
tions to spend all OF the next summer
at his guests homes in the country.
Resolving himself into a guide OF
Czarlke authority the city cousin
takes his party down to the Battery
to the aquarium After viewing the
best collection Of fishes ii the United
States. the guide leads the way to a
boat landing a feW PAGES away and
the party spends an hour crossing to
Bedlos's Island. climbing Nart Of the
way up the interior OF the Liberty
etatute. and returning to Manhattan
he proceeds up Whitehall street to
tHa new custom house ana Bowling
Green Park. Where now stands a
statue of the one legged feter there
stood in revolutionary days that lead
en- counterfeit of King Georsn H.
which as every school hooks says, was
turned into bullets and sent hurting
after the fleeing redcoats Turning
east the guide points out the remod-
eled Fraunces Tavern, where Gener-
al Washington bade fearful fare
wei to his officers. Going north 10
Wall street the party views the Unit
ed States sub-treasury. tAe stock eX.
change and Trinity church and at the
same time secs some of the tallest
skgscrapers Then the guide leads the
party northward in Center street to
"1ittle Italy, Chinatown and the
Bowery Turning eastward they pro
coed through the streets congesled
with folk speaking alien tongues Az
ter viewing the celebrated push-cart
markets in the cutters Of Hester
street they turn westward to Wash
ington square, where they board a
bus that carries them along Million
aire Row ON Fifth avenue. turning
off at Fifty-seventh street to River.
side Drive and Grants Tomb.
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A HERO SINGS HIMSELF

a brave man IS Capt David
thomson, master Of the British
'teamcr Strathu2ss, which has
lusi arrived at Baltimore. SO re-
Gently the port Of call of the
Norld-renowned Deutschland. A
tout ship, too, is the one he
'klppers. 1t may be that he has
leard some Of the things about
he U-boat and the gallant Captain
>ocnlg and the attention the lat
er received may have inspired his
ale. That is as it may be- There
MI be some inclined to skepticism
egarding his narrative Others
VI recognize that the men who
20 down to the sea in ships en-
ollnter odd experiences which in
heSc days should lose nothing in
ne telling when the telling is done
the port Of Baltimore
The PLAIN unvarnished tale of
aptaln Thomson is that about a
nonlh ago in the Mediterranean
lc encountered a German sub
arIue and, following Admiralty
nstructonS and with the conf.
ience OF hero he gave fight.
The StrathncsS was struck several
mes. according TO the captain,
ad once the submarine launched
torpedo which found a target
a the British ship, But the ship,
$ remarked before. is n stout one,
nd The torpedo sank heIplessy
nto the depths Of the ocean while
he good ship kept up the fight
nhamncd. Like many Of the
ther merchantmen Of her coun-
ry, the StrathneSs carries gun
aounted aft for defense. manned
~ two gunners of the British
navy. With one we'll directed
hot these put the submarine ont
u commission, a not impossible
eat. TIE captain says the shot
vas followed by an explosion.
The submarine dived Immediately
nd rose no more. Wherefore the
'aptaln admits She was sunk and
lc is entitled to all possible hon
)rs grateful government can
)cstow the next time he hits a
lome port
II is all very interesting, as we'll
old sea tales must be. No one
viii deny that the captain sails a
tout ship; if there were more of
hem any campaign Of frightful-
Tess the Germans might under.
axe could well be laughed at.
lad there been more of them
arlier in the war lot of inter.
rational correspondence might
nave been saved. And with Cap
ain Fryatt's fate fresh in mind,
10 one can doubt the bravery of
Captain Thomson. Buy can he
make Baltimore forget Paul
Koenige
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insidrcd very encouraging TO
her side, as the reports have It.
neither can conditions in California
1e regarded as bringing over
much JOY to the heart Of Hughes
But It is in the Atlantic coast
state that the earliest test will be
made and the result of that test
can not fail to have its effect on
the battle throughout the Nation.
In three weeks the voters of the
'lnc Tree country will announce
their choice. so il is none too early
Tor the leaders on both sides to be-
STIR themselves. And the demo
rats have made a good beginning
with Champ Clark.
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Chicken Pie.
R

Myrtle Stedman, as is vel
known, is an industrious ht'ie
worker about the house and par
ticularly. the kitchen. Her recipes
have appeared in various publiea-
tons and have created consider
able laudatory comment While
at her little bungalow on South
Hoover Street, Los Angeles re-
Gently Myrtle showed me many
letters she had received from
friends throughout the country
whom she had never met person
ally. but who often write her on
things culinary, asking advice, II
lieu of the many novel dishes TINS
popular girl has herself prepared
il is rather interesting to ascertain
what dish appeals most to her
palate. Behold, it is nothing more
than chicken pie made from 4
recipe that is quite the same as
my own, namely
Clean and disloint two tull-
grown chickens, or more II small
into small pieces. Boil them with
few slcts Of salt pork IN water
enough to cover them Allow
them to boil until quite tender,
then take out the brcast-hone'
Afscr they boil and scum is taken
OF, add little onion cut very iine'
not enough TO taste distinctly, but
lust enough 10 give flavor Rub
some parsley very fine when dry
or cut fine when green. Which,
piyes pleasant favor Season wei
With pepper and salt. and few
ounces Of fresh butter When Al
is cooked well, have liquid enougl
to cover chicken, then hea, tws
eegs and STIR IN some sweet cream
iiuc iiye-qusrt pan with biscn
dough snd PIT IN chicken am
fa-'d. cover with crust same a
lining Bake till crust is done an'
YOU viii have a good chicken pic