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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-07-29
SraitSoiclt perlpciecrlt
Offi5icren Geboriaffl =!

Berlin ii6cr 2onbon, 80. Stuff
Gin aorrciponoert oes p2otdIan.
8eiger" bcridtct einen 6ramotii6cn
8orioa, ser fib in .ben grgonnen
obgeipieIt bat. Gin fran3olii9er
9ouptmann CAB oen 8eiebl gu Ell
mem Starmangriff orf Die SteIlung
elmer Oeutiden S5dgerabtetlung lm6
fletterte NIT Dem Rufe: Dgn opantl"
aus Dem Sfitbcngraben. gludocnt
II einige Sdritte bortpGrts geitiirntt
mar, cutoefte Der 0ffiaier. Dab ieine
6ol0oten nift feuerten lmo Die
8eutiden and nidlt id)oiicn. Gr
Ulieb iteben lrno lpartcte einige sci.
nliten. 91nn ialutierte er nit bent
SdbeI gegcn ben oeutiden 5diiben.
erabcn mo febrte tieftraltrig in iei.
nen ciGenen @roben 3uriid.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-07-29
11obite Star Einie
kcmmt nod gut tuc9!
gcslei6t bic 5orSernngeH Oer 81.
tanie.Gpfer init Der gerinBen
Gimme bon $665,000.

Stem Dorf, 20. Suit. - Don
glugeb0rigeu jener Berionen bic nit
Der Sitonic untereegangen paren,
ipuroen gegen Die Bbite Stor
Ganlpfer.2inic. @igentiimrerin bes
9aHpfers Sitanic, S9noeneriobfor.
oerlingen I'M getrnge bon $1S,000,.
600 I'M bieiigen 8linbssgerid)t an.
bGngig geuodt. Seit bier Eagcr
mar Der gro5eB I'M @onge. 90
fih ober aus Dem 3eu9enberbor er.
gob, oab Der llrtereatg 0es 9amp-
fers oilf einen llngliidliden 3ufall
ouriid5ufiibren iei, IieBen 0ic ald.
ger nit iid) reOen uro iie gaben iidj
NIT einem 8erglei6 8ltfrieoen. Die
ibnen aiisdubesabIenoe Summe be.
trdet $665,000.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-07-29
Dcntitbc Slmo5cmoe
iiber Grsol0nSs. lsiiitc!

2on6on, 80. syuIi. - 9rci Sep.
peIine unterna6nten beute 3u friiber
Morgenitunoe eine 9foo3ia auf eng.
lambs GitfiiIte; es iin6 feine Ser.
lutte bon MenidenIcben Su befld-
gen. 90 meIoet Die britiide 90.
ultralitdt. Gin5elbeiten iiber oie
No3aia feblen nod, ood ipeiB man
fobiel, baB iidl brei 3cppeIine oaron
beteiligt baben. 9ie 3eppeline
filbren nidt ipeit ms 2ano binein,
narfen mebrere 9onlben auf cine
9obn berab, Donn flogen Die 3ep.
peIine no6 einem IN Der 0Gbe oes
8obngeIeiias befinbliden 9orf lln6
beIeeten ooSielbe nit fiinf gonlben;
ober nud oieie rihteten feinen
shoben an. (gs lit gum Baden
tpa82) 9ie 3cppeIine frcu3ten ettpo
8lpanaig Mtinuten lang in ben 2iif.
ten lnb nabucn 0onn ibren @eg
noh Der aiiite. gs 1T 0ieIes Der
erite 3eppclinoagriff ouf Ole engli.
ide Sitfilite lett 12 8o6en. 9as
8etter mar Dem lteberfaa icbr giin-
}tig.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-07-29

9o6urd mag e8 m0glif rperOen,
oob england aIs bclp1brter alter
9Sreltno ser Scr. Staaten 0ieic
ihiuorae 2iitc etlpoS rebi0iercn miro.
9lber mas MIRO Dos niibcn? Sir
sSomeS Guncilnon, Der enqlil6e Son-
Oelsminiitcr, bat often in @arln.
ment erflGrt, Der 0allpt5mcd OcS
gegenipdrtigen Ssrie0es lei Der font
mersieae &u:n 0eutI6lan63 nno
nerielbe tpiiroe aud nad Der 8een-
nielng oeS aricges, einerlei iucr
Der 6ieger bIeiben uiiroe, nurd Oie
@an0eISbcIbiaoungen Der @nteltte-
@tdGtc er5ielt lperoen. 8enn nun
Die Ser. Staoten in engeren 9ans
OelSbe5ie1llngen 5u 9eltti1lono blci.
ben polltcu. 10 b1tten fte Die Sol
GEN al tragcn itn6 Die gegenmartige
ihnor5e 2iIte iei MIR oaS 8oripieI
3u einen net qr0Beren Drama Der
3ufltnft. g3G6renD nun Der fun.
qieren0e StoctSiefret6r 9SoIf an iei-
ncn barnltoien Groteltnoten meiter
herltm oredielt, miro Der englilde
9otidafter ieiner gegierltna idon
mitgeteiIt boben, ipos Oieic &rotete
ertboIten rm0 luaS nirfliA binter
ibaen itedt. g9enn er Oonn i'm
2aufe Ser Set ieine SnItruftionen
non 2onoon erhaIten bat, miro er III
oIer gtube uaierem Stanis0eparte-
ment nitteiles, bic gtegierung Sci
ner MoieitGt be5nlere iebr. nber oa
IieB iih chen nihts MAIDEN unO oa-
NIT miro f.5 Die glOminiftration
@iIions 5oILitanOis 5ufrieOen seben.
a@erIHaDielssI = n
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-07-29
Boot Ses 1s0nios BON
D0nentark kefttcrt! +!

2onoon, 20. Syitli. g3ie ans
Gopenbdgcn ecngloet miro, poiiicr-
tc oem a0nig con Gancmnrf gcitern
nodu1itta9 Gin llngIilf, ba8 leiAt
bate ihlimne Golgen nod iiA 5lc,
ben f0nncn
Ser aonig 5otte bel 9(arDus al
lein IN cinem Boot cine Seeelpariie
unternonlnieu, als 0aS 9oet infolee
zines beitigen @inOltoBea ploBlidJ
imi6Ing, tlno Der 9erri6er ms
@oiicr fiei. ST i6namnl ouf oas
eefcntcrte Boot 5u ulO icbtc iidy
ritttings 1uf oen aiel bis er BON
llfer aus benlerft fpiiroc. linO onocrc
9ootc iofort 81 ncs aonigS Nettpng
Ierbeieilten.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-07-29
Railb iinS DcppclmcrS
in SMmcl, 1lebr.! I!
8anbiteu bsraMben ganf bon SanoI
uHb ibiehen Siuei ibrer Der.
fUlger nieber,

Si0neD, g1eb., 20. syuli.. -ssSnt be,
nodbarten SlrnoI betrot seitern nit
log Elm srcnlOer Die oortige gle.
brosfa Stote 9nrit un6 pr1ientiertc
oem oIlein onipeIenOen 3niiierer 6.
8. Smith eineE @ebiel auf eire
9unt in Sbic. 8dbren0 Snit6
OenieIben ptiiftp, 6og ber Sreluoe
ploblid einen 9icbolber bcrpor uno
3tunng oen aollierer in ons Slider.
beits9euolbe, oelien 3iir er Sumoh.
te, obne jeoo1 Den Riegel bor3u.
-i6ieben. 9iit ctipa $1,000 geutG
Iprang Der gdaoit bann in elm 9lu.
tomobil, in tpeldem iein Sellers.
belfer auf ibil lportete, uno fort 9iue
Oie 6ubrt.
sSn5piiben ipor ieSo6 Smith audi
i1on aus ocu &ouie, CAB gllarm,
ilno ioglei@ mndte iid cine an3abl
9iirger ouf Die @erfolgung Der Sic.
be, nafoen nod Sheriff 0icGnniels
bon SiOuep ielepboniih benadriG.
tigt mar.
Ser cine 9aroit erofinete MN
Seter ouf iene @erfoIger ino t0.
tete 9okl 8acif un0 Sra 9oul bon
Sunol. 8lpci Neilen 0jtIi6 bon
5unOl Itelte Sberifi aRcG1niels
nahmittags be 8erbre6er, nelhc
| li9 Der beipnlfhcten Wense ergoben.
Ger Doppelmoroer nanrte ii6 s,
g9. Cornell ats Denber nnO ieiil
aompIi3e CAB it'd ais n. 9. 2ltten&
non Snsmorl, Colo, aus. Sie mur-
ben beiOe in ons bielige @efGngnis
gebrat)t. Gcs @clO ipllrOe bis alli
cine S}tcimugfcit ipieOergefunoen,
@eioe MANNER lcueneten iegIi9c
56uIo, bod bat aaiiicrer Snlit6
bereits Gornea ais 6enjenigcn ioen.
tifi5iert, ipelAsr i'm ilbcrfaaen.
Qos llrteil Der 2ei6cnpei6auer.
Wcidlporenen lautct Oa9in, oos 60
cit lnO 9auf bon Ocm Gon0iteu
tao 8anfr1uLer SSranf Cornell er-
mor6et ieien. @acif mar erIt fed
6ebn Monnten ber9eirntct. Iaili
bintcrlabt cine @ihpe uno orei ain,
Der.
@SrSer pGrea e8.idJdftstsil5nbcr.
9enpcr, Colo, 80. Sull. - s
gg. Cornell nno R. 8. 2ufens, mel.
DIE, pie aus Sionep, Ie6., beridtet
miro, in eine goaf eineebroGen iinh
imo 5lpei Seute erlnorOet boben.
fitbrten bier geneitiom Elm 8bono,
gropbengei16ft. Cornell, Der etiun
80 Sabre cit lit, mar friiDcr 8oit.
meiiter bon Snsmont, Colo. no er
elm SonnIer9cim beiibt. Sic batter
Iongcblid) tor etma elmer 8o1e einc
0ei6GitSreiie nod gtebrasfa ange-
treten lmO ei:e groBe Smlme @el.
0es nit Iid).
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-07-29
Dcr3aftn1tg tue9c1t
Bcittbeltatteittats! F.!

Gan 6ronci&co. Cal, 80. S5uIi.--
Ole bieiige 9>oli5ei berbaftete geiteru
oen arbeitar 9lgitator Sbomos i.
01oonep, pether iie beifl;ioigt, Ser
sSiibrer elmer 9}aa0e ou iein, oie fiji
oas 8om6enattcntot am besgonge.
nen Santstag lpG6reno Der 8ereit.
ifloft$paraoe nerantlportlid lit. 9lud
gfooneD's Srau mur0e in Soft &c.
nonlIneu.
g2o6 gtnIidt ser 9eb0roen ipar
Die 8onbe IrIprilngli6 fir cine 46'
teilling bon 5trobenbabn.9lng geitca-
ten beitinlmt, lpclde in Der Earooc
mitmorihierte. QieieIben iollen
Wooneps 8entiibungen iie 8u et.
nent 6trcit 5h beranlaiicn, bic faItc
S9ulter ge3cigt boben. (Gicie 9tE.
iiht Der FnIi3ei ideint ctuas icDr
wcit ber8choit gu iein.)
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-07-29
ArreoonOo erbdlt neue
Note on GQrrQllsa!
Der. Staten eirperItanceit, allc Diffcfcnscn
tMr9 ecrneinlamc KcmmilIicn 81 rcseln;
11illa tpieSer einmaI i'm Nck.
1ebraskas ,1ilisen tuerSen balS @ren5Sicnit tim.

8aIbington, 20. SuIi. - 9onsler
Bolt iiberreihte geitern Dem meri'
foniiben @eiaroten 9lrreoan0o einc
g1ote an garranoa, in pelher Oicier
beno6rihtigt pirO, oob Die 8lm'
nesregierltng iid oontit cinberitan-
| ben erfl1rt, Die 3piiden 6eioe1 Sdn.
bern idwebtneeu 9ifferen8en Ourd)
cine genleiniane aoHmiiiton i6Iidl.
ten 0i laiIen.
S5n Der gtote miro ollf Die lestc
Mitteilllng Glrran3as bonn 12. Suit
8e3ua gcnoamer, in ipeldcr Oieier
ben 8ori6log ula9t, oaB ieoe Der
beioeu Reqierungcn orei GpnmilI1'
re ernenncn ioae, nelde on einel
0emeiniam bcreinbarten Grte 9era.
ltlmacn ob1altan iollten. sSSn 0ieien
iollte entid)lcben merOcn, mann bic
anerifaniiGen Streitfr1ftc gterIfo
berIaiien iollen, ME cine geInein'
lame &ontrolle Del @ren5e gegen
ierncre &Gu6eriillerfdlle gebil0et
iperoen fonne, llim.
9ie 8u10esregierung erflGrt iif
nit Oieien g5ori6ldgen bereit, ber.
longt in Scr gcitrigcn gtcie ieOcd,
ooB Die 0tnbtbefugniiie Der betref'
ienOen Gommiiidre nod meiter aus-
geoebnt merocn, Inn olle 5rogen Be-
rl6ren ltnO erIeoigen 8u fonnetl,
!neI6e irgctl0mic 5u 3ifferen5en
8eranlaiiltig gehen fonnten. Selblt-
rcoen0 iollen allc N6mo6lmgen Der
geuleinimen aonlnuiiiion feine bir-
oenOe aroft baben iolange Oieielben
ni6t bic @citltiglma uno Sonftio'
nierllng Der bei0en aesierltngen en-.
Ipfangen.
@eienoter glrrebotoo miro oieie
llebte onerifaniihe gtpte iofort iei.
| Iner Megierliit1 iibernitteIlb un0
man bofft, Oas bis @noe ndditer
ISOLDE Die 4nttport BON Garrall5n
eintrefen miro, peIde pie man alS
Iiider annimmt. ailritig un0 in be-
iaben6eu Sinne oitsfaIlen miro.
Soipie Die glntport eingetroffen
lperoen iogleid) Die 0rei nmerifani,
| i6en &omnliiidrc ernon1t perben.
Inter 0en ebentueaen Wtitglieoern
Der &onniiitoa nennt man ben
@orIiber 0es @ut1oespbcrgeri6ts
8bite, iopic 2olis 8. 8ranoeis.
ser fiir3li1 in Sen b0diten Geri4ts-
bof 0eS 2anoes berltfen ipuroe, ou.
beroem 8reocrif 2ebmon, ben friiD
beren @enerdl.SoIicitor uno Gene
ralmaior @oetBals, friiberen Gou'
hernelr Der &anal5one.
8en 8orlis Der rnerifaniiden
apnuniiiion miro mabriheinIib Der
6inan6nainiiter &uiS Cabrera fitD-
Iren.
9ic 9un0e5regierung tpirO oaroui
6eiteberL oab Die 8erIonmtlungen
Der gerneiniamSn apulntiiiton in eli
ner Stabt IN Sen Ser. Staoten ob-
gebalten perben.
Silla iuieSer eiumnl geitellt.
Ser mcritoltilde @eianOte arre-
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-07-29
1sGnal>G Ginitabntctt
ecriil9cr als 0msoaben!

8oIbinaton, 30. SuIi. IVA Die
8oleinnabmen fir oen 9anama SEQ.
nal betruaen in Dem am 81. Wtai
enoenben 6istoIiobr $4.2S6.551
neniger dIs Die glusgoben. 3ies
iit boitptiddIidb oararf 5llriid5u.
fiibren oaB infoIge Der mebrfahen
@rOrutfhe Der aanal BON OF
tober bis 0idra geidlOiIen bIeibeu
u1uBte.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-07-29
yNrmbranb.

8rismoIo, Sa, 20. SuIi. SS't-
foIge SeI6itantsiin0une bon Seu
entlton0 geltcrn ouf Der 6arm bon
81. 9. SaIE Gin 6eucr, weldem iie-
ben 5arntgeb1ube auHt 9pfer fielen.
Ser ongeridtetc 59aOen betrGgt
$4,000, Delhen nur 81 500 8erii.
heruna aeaetii6eritcbeH
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-07-29
9lOpieOeIt ipridJt fir Sns6es.

Sem gcrf. 80. Srli. Gbeo-
bore gfooieoelt ipirO am @aortog Bel
Der offi3ieIen 8efanutlnohnng BON
gbos e, 6ugbes aanoiontlir 3u-
eiilten oesielben cine glnIprode bal
ten, uie geitern obeno berfiiuoigt
ipltroe.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-07-29

oSSSn Ser 8rnfeG6eit min Elm
6ror5oie iiber Berlin seFIoeen fem.
Oes9olb bot es auBer ibu aiA nie-
uloJlo aeEperft
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1916-03-16
SCHOOL OF MISSIONS
AT MT. LAKE PARK, ND.
viii Be Held At That Place
The Week Of Aug. 21-28.

Al church workers especially along
missionary lines will be interested in
The plans which are being made fot
be Woman's summer school Of Mis-
ions-Homc and Foreign TO be held
L Mountain Lake Park. Md August
21-27 1916.
This will include classes Tor Bible
study classes on the 1917 home and
foreign text books. classes on meth
obs, Tor all of which, expert teachers
have been secured, There viii also
be conferences upon ali vital prob.
lens and phases Of missionary work
illustrated lecture pageants. demon
STATIONS, and anniversaries
One OF the most attractive features
viii be the Camp Wesleyan for Young
people The afternoon will be given
over to recreation and sports. tennis.
hikes. bowling, etc.
Special railroad rates and reason.
able board have been secured.
The general chairmen are Mrs. S
W Davis, WHEens burg, Pa. Home
Missions and Mrs W E. Beau Lour.
ell Nd, Foreign Missions,
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1916-03-16
CHERRY PITS FOUND
TO BE OF BIG VALUE


Specialists in the Government De
partment Of Agriculture have discoy-
cred that wasted cherry juice and
cherry pits are val bic, They VIII
yield oils, cattle feed, Jellies. Pre-
serves and alcohol. One by-product
from cherry canning may make pos
sible the domestic manufacture OF
substitutes for almond oil and bit
ter almond oil now imported ana
establish new industry. 1t is esti.
mated that the canneries throw away
at least 1900 tons of cherry pits and
waste at least 10000 gallons Of
cherry juice annually.
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1916-03-16
A SAD MISTAKE

l.. Lemmo, q Boomer W. Va mer-
chant has been turned over to the
federal authorities charged with hav-
ing shipped into West Virginia from
New York zoo gallons Of rum and
vine in barrels labeled as vinegar and
olives in brine.
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1916-03-16

Allen transferred his affections 10 Ha.
gerstown for few games later to
Cumhel land, ard then seemed to
wane in baseball prestige and event
ualiy took the job of policeman in
Cumberland, where he married and
seNIed down.
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1916-03-16
MEASELS RAGING
NEAR CHARLESTON

Measles have become epidemic in
the thickly settled rural community
between Charleston and st. Adams.
It has followed an epidemic Of grip
aieh caused many deaths The
measles so faf have caused one fatal
~ IL appearance ig In serious form.
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1916-03-16

rre IN fua, co.ao sao n-w.,
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1916-03-16
OSBURM is RELIEVED
OF CHARGE OF PERJURY

(Speeial dispatch to Tho JournaD
White Pains N. Y March 1.-THE
Indictment against warden Thomas
NJ oebourn, cf Sing Sing prison.
which charged perjury, was yester-
day dismissed by the State Supreme
Court The court held that tho per.
Jury charge had not been proven.
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1916-03-16
MARCH VA6ARIES

All sorts of weather visited Mar
tinsburg Yesterday and last night
from balmy sunshine to snow, hail,
sleet and lee, with temperature
early this morning q 10 degrees
And this, too, despite the fact that
spring IS scheduled . begin Viii
next Tuesday.
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1916-03-16

Small lot left Women's $500 TO
$500 shoes Nearly all sizes II to
6 at $2.15 the pair at Spillman Bros
9 l6 2t
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1916-03-16

It was reported in Charleston that
within radius Of 100 yards near
Spring Hi thero are 50 cases or the
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-10-27
At Any Rate, the Labor
Federation Is Consistent

The Detroit Federation Of Labor is
vet
Man for man it may not be wet, but
Its leaders have dccrccd that it is vet
and what the leaders say, goes.
Some people believe that one Of the
great faults with organized labor is in
the fact that its leaders have altogether
too much TO say, and that il is not al
ways as faithfully represented in the
federation rs it might be-
However. that is neither here nor
there.
The Detroit Federation Of Labor pub
fishes weekly newspaper and the week.
IS newspaper is wet. too
That is consistent.
The Detroit Federation has Just voted
TO keep dry advertisements out Of its wet
newspaper.
That is also consistent.
And the Detroit Federation Of Labor
sets fine example i'm consistency for dry
publishers Of dry newspapers who accent
money from Bo,lo 9msh fund for print
ing the lying '''h,rlc rule advcrtising ~
which the Booze crowd hopes to trek
the voters Of Michigan.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-10-27
To eERcULosIs

INK y 70 cleanse the teeth fhoroly
after each neal 20 seq That the
bowels move properly every DAY and
that The 'Inc'ions 81 tho Uu1art or
gans and ne Kin are properly per
formed Candy and highly seasoned
food should be- used per spaT'ngIy
The child shguld rot 30 permitted
70 keep late hours and should sleep
zone In well ventilated room i0
winter The common fcndon'e 20 have
Mo Air % houses too warm and 700
dry. f. = cause % colds and saarI
and should be ayoited
Delicate children should no. DO Al.
lowed In sick room and Lo.T attend
ance A. large assemble ~ people.
10 srouied movie shows and public
meetlnRs whore bad air aud excite
meHt abound holid rny ue a.rL
ted with caution school ehldaea
. peclalli should Pc errouraFed to
lrac'ice active tuy-s4oo- spors
that tend 20 develop tho chest sa8
lungs
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-10-27
Osborne

According 20 the 's-z.s ~ some folks Thomas
Mot Osborne res. gued warden % S.-E sag
might have be@1 Fs- ;9or prison slPe-.-
,eEssG'
a, any -s.a a.s methods In, sp7ea' RI re
men who pun The political s--.1gs il New Y--s
state
We guess Osbo-1e's IDEAS we're sprung Jus
generation TOO early there
They might De acceptable west ~ 'he M.s-
siss.ppi today. IL. they are N.--a ahead o..
the center % America civilization
anyway he has sowel TIE seeds which mus
eventually result IN A rich harvest, even !, The
SOL De a triae stony
A FOR Osborne himself q must have beer
worth while 20 have had 500 ~ sociery.s our
casts file b. and one bT one se,z@ his hand and
nsurrrur from The depths % their unhappy
hears. Cod bless you FOR VIA; YOU have to1s
for "a
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-10-27

avoided Clothing should 30 nelfhe-
90 light nor TOO warm, but suitable
'0r the season and weather
To promote vigorous circulation
Of tho Mood. which ~ che q the
les. safeguards against taking colds,
3; is well after tbe FIRST year 20
aoc,Is,om 'he cfud gradually To The
Use - cold bath
Beside the cold ta'h every day 4
bath With soap AID hot water should
20 used A. least once a week
Proper outdoor c1erciss. regular
tahi's especially - 70 meals. siu.
pic and nutritious food, good cheer
and plenty ~ sleep al promote o.
20 Lon ;nd ncil being
A. as early an age a. possible
children should 20 taught 20 eat
with elaboration. 20 ,heW their
food very thofoly without svallov-
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,aeir windows ggauy saa. 10 se.r
OK the cold.
incidentally .hey keep e 't.
fresh air so essential 90 ta- human
organism. and breathe q v-..a.-9 air
poisonous 20 their vtole t.-sl j.
IS impossible FOR people who '--s
I've 20 maintain 1leA -.s.s'.rs
power agslrs- disease
Il you hay@ 7eea living +-s wlr
every winter. prepare now 80 use
differently
before the cold becomes TOO go.
we're. rlse yourself 20 tr- fresh -
habit Thoroughly air your ..71z
quarters every .ar Sleep Ia room
80 which fresh ar 81 o ve.roue E.s..
tor.
Exercise o-.ssly IN he ors- Walk
often This viii have the double e.
feet Of t0niDE you - paws calls and
rendering you .ess sgeceIti .- 20 ok
IRENE cold Tas better sour bloc
clrcllates the less you VIII :ee. .a.
cold
And d51t keep you- home st
a.ngly aot. A tsmr.-a'grr " 8, --
grces. IN Reli-yen' Slated room.
should b 4a.ta high enough s1- you
To live IN an ove-1eEtet -reu ls
II gseY weakening q. tsa orssr..-.
And yogT erea, object. bear 10 -Ia &.
is 70 keep your o-ra1.-.a n. s.-r-
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F-ez+ Aot 90 ga- prepare 20
-e-. .aa weather stresses q the
a--t-- months, To he ees: OF your
-a-1a. ability No a5us-. YOU make
e TIA. v5l aava,o- sara an an
pic supply q .--l bel covering and
warm clothing
E1, DO you also. by avrt~u.c mess
l-ss make provision 20 increase
E-.- bodily vitality This is inau-
.,-.y mere .uportaa. than prepared
-f>s merely 20 keep warm indoors
-1t 5--
Winter g pre- emn4uls he a.s-
.sa season " the year once cold
w.a.Eer really se;s IN. he doctors
s27E that -5-y VIII - Kept busy
a.l IA eore-s O., spring are vell
r. bloom
TIE reasons FOR tAls are various.
s-- anaIy5ed closely .hey come back
'9 lack ot adequate provision 20 keep
rs v.,al forces a; high point
Most ~ me diseases especially
ram7aa' In winter ara germ dis
eases Influenza. pneumonia and he
r1u-ol by often dangerous, head
cold airs diseases q IBIS sor-.
in summer. waea there e plenty
~ sunshine and Al sboun3aa- CTR.
rui8tlpr q fresa ar. IKE .inv germ :
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Thursdays and Saturdays
BY Or. FRANK CRANE
Copyright 1915. by Frank Crane)

On Thursdays and Saturdays | am
good that is, some seasons, when the
moon is full and the weather is not too
humid.
| see the beauties Of poverty of re-
nunciation, Of fasting of the pure spirit
ual Thursdays and Saturdays.
/ am fond of MaetcrIinck and William
James, | read ToIstoy and Browning. |
20 in for the esotcric stuff and am enthu-
siastic about New Thought-Thursday
and Saturdays.
/ Fridays and every other Tuesday be-
Acyo in authority. admire uniforms, re-
spect the venerable church, and see how
! necessary it is that we all conform. Ger
tain Wednesdays. from nine to eleven
thirty 7. NJ. am an anarchist, and want
to break everything down and blow
everything up.
When the wind is in the south l am a
vegetarian and also loathe coffee, alco-
hoi, tobacco, pepper. and all other condi-
mcHts and titiliants. but when the wind
|Neers around to the east | am prone to
beetsteak and hilarity; while Of what l
want to do when the wind is bit west
by northwest the less said the better.
If write my creed must needs
GATE il.
II confess my tastes and leanings I
should add Burn this letter.
Consistency is more than a jewel. 1t
is "a collection Of Jewels
Yet admire men Of fixed principle,
stern men and stubborn men. | am so
myself Thursdays and Saturdays
read the arguments for prepared
acs, and ann convinced and vote for more
.hat,Iesh.ps and soldiers. But next morn
.aE | am for peace.
adore blondes Friday afternoon
from two to six.
believe in saving money. and Of every
biz | receive ! always ru' part in the
say.uEs bank. and ! buy baby bonds. and
I am very economical, and keep strict
account In my little vest pocketbook Of
al my Minute expenses and add up at
the close Of each day. and see wherein
/ can retrench on the morrow, and dream
|1f buying mortgages like Galloway
Thursdays and Saturdays
$50 we'd better have our little dinner
on Friday.
! condemn the nude in art and over
realism In literature, and too broad plays
AZ the theatcr and Jokes that are a trifle
off, and too much decoI.ete. and skirts
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ANSWER TO QUERY

bear Noz P0pu' That was IN no fr'' straw
vote faFcr hs TIE %ass We faka t thar you
have not seen fte regular STRAW .o'r. 'he 'asing
az which e now Under way. a. announced
Dear Anxious We understand thar his IA
tho regular straw vote We cannot answer your
second question, nor know ~ what the f-s.
one was
Dear Inquirer Tho straw vote Thar ~ row
being taken b, INC Sees ts We understand Pho
regular one
Dear Politician You should rot let Tho
figures wouy you az that vas not The News
regular straw vote The regular straw vote 81
being taken at The present time
If you are a Wilson supporter well tell
you how you can get lot Of nice things
said about yourself in Detroit's Repub-
lican paper-hop 70 Hughes
c. T s.--Last evening the GOOD wife remarked
that she was glad the sunday revival vas doirg
some good In Detroit she noticed down.
town hardware store has card In the window
stating " has second hand Vises for ssie-T g.
They kept Roosevelt from speaking for
81 minutes in Chicago by cheering. Any
thing, it seems, to keep Roosevelt from
speaking.