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The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1916-01-14
MALTA.

T. ]. Hooking was a business visi-
tor to Malta Wednesday night.
Mrs. H. A. Parker entertained a
few friends last evening.
District M. E. conference will be
held at Hinsdale the three last days
Of February.
B. w. Brockway had another bad
sick spell last week, but is able to
be out again.
DR.. Blankenhorn was i'll Monday
night, but was out attending to duty
again Tuesday.
The Woman's club was entertained
by Mrs. H. M. Kirton and several
other members Saturday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. W. Calicotte en-
t~ertained Rev. Van Orsdell and Rev.
Buckingham at dinner Sunday.
The Rebekah lodge held installation
Of officers Friday night, followed by
a social session the remainder of the
evening.
Rev. R. T. Cookingham arrived
home from St. Paul, Chicago and
other eastern cities Saturday. Mrs.
Buckingham will remain in the cas-.
for a short time.
Miss Kathleen Jones did not re-
turn to Minneapolis after the holi-
days, as her home folks decided it
was too lonesome without her, so she
has entered our public school again.
Intense cold weather is prevailing
in this vicinity since Saturday night.
The government thermometer regist-
cred 81 degrees below zero Tuesday
morning and 25 degrees below at noon
of the same day. The dense fog &C.
companying it makes the cold harder
to stand.
Sunday night after church serv.
ices were concluded Rev. R. T. Cook.
ingham was summoned to administer
baptism to the infant child of Mr.
and Mrs. Ettleson at the Robert Nc.
Lean home, before its death. Thu
little one was buried Monday and its
mother is dangerously ill at present
Rev. DR.. w. w. Van Orsdell ar.
rived in town Saturday morning from
Hinsdale and held quarterly confer.
ence that evening at the NJ. E. church
On Sunday he preached both morning
and evening. Special music was pre-
pared for the occasion as Brothe,
Van always likes lots of singing. HI
left Monday for Glasgow to hol'
quarterly conference there.
Several inmates of the redlight dis
trict have returned to Malta agail
and it is reported that they are quit
centrally located where officers o
the law can easily observe that the,
are in town. Why not get busy AM
clear them out? Malta has had ex
perience long enough with such traf
fic and might as we'll be clean first a
last like other decent cities.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1916-01-14

popular methods Of protecting trees
from rabbits:
Poisoned Tree .Wash.- Dissolve an
Of strychnine sulphate in three
quarts Of boiling water and add one.
half pint of laundry starch previously
dissolved in a pint Of cold water. Boil
this mixture until it becomes u clear
paste. Add an ounce of glycerin and
stir thoroughly. When sufficiently cool
apply to the trunks Of trees with a
paint brush. Rabbits that gnaw the
bark will be killed before the tree Is
injured.
Many other repellent tree washes
have been used with varying success.
Other can Of controlling cottontail
rabbits. such as trapping and driving.
are usually too slow and labor:ous to
warrant their use.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1916-01-14

higher fence will not be tight. Take a
= by 4 o a piece Of stout rail. a little
longer than the greater height Of the
fence. and wrap both ends Of fence
around it. 1t will stretch as one piece
of fence then.
In using up a short end Of fence
fasten it to such a piece Or spike it be-
tween two pieces of board and use that
instead Of the regular stretcher clamps.
Then, if you happen to lack a foot or
two of reaching the end post. fasten
and fill in with No. 0 wire.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1916-01-14

ably Of the same origin. The habits Of
the Grimm. however. commend this
type to favor. Its heavy stoolfng habit
produces finer stems and more leafy
hay. The underground shoots and feed
ing roots near the surface make 1t more
hardy and resistant to winter killing
and late spring frost.
The Grimm variety seems also
resistant to leaf diseases and is better
adapted to dry farm conditions than
most of the other varieties. 1t also re.
quires less seed to the acre for sowing.
Seven OF eight pounds to the acre are
sufficient for irrigated land and half
this quantity on the dry farm. No at
tempt at seed production has been
made at the station. but it Is probable
that the Grimm will produce seed as
readily as the other varieties. There
fore there is no reason why it would
not pay to SOW an acre or two and pro.
duce seed for a larger This
would not be an expensive operation.
I've at the high cost per pound o.
Grimm seed.-Country Gentleman.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1916-01-14
Scientific
Farming
TYPES OF ALFALFA.
Experiments Show That Grimm 10 9
Profitable Variety.


Profitable Variety.
The questions are often asked: why
does one variety Of alfalfa stand
through the winter better than an
other: Why does one variety yield
more: Why is the Grimm variety so
handyY These questions have been
given a great deal Of study ut the
Wyoming experiment station during
the past five years.
In 1909 eight varieties of alfalfa
were planted ut the same time. ut the
same rate. on the same kind Of soil. A
quarter acre OF each variety was sown.
and the following year another quarter
acre of native seed vas sOwn. These
varieties have all received the same
treatment in respect to cultivation and
irrigation. and the plots have been
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1916-01-14
q Treasured "Book,"

treasured "0ook,
The famous library of the Prince d,
Ligne contains one of the worlds treas
ures. a "bOok" which il neither printed
nor written and which no money could
purchase. There arc several folios. the
letters forming the text being cut out
on the finest vellum. while the pages
are interlcaved with blue paper. so that
reading is quite easy. The contents
are. however. in the nature of II state
secret. which Is known only to a fl
vored few friends of the princely own.
err. This unique literary curio bears Oh
the v the royal arms Of England.
A huge sum was offered for it in 1910
by Rudolph II. of Germany, but ON
t%emptuously declined.-LondOn Stand
ard.
Balancing the Scale.
isn't that song rather lowr'
Eyes. That's why / sing it at the
TOP Of nv vOice."-Philadelphia Ledger.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1916-01-14
Cover Crop Uses.

Cover crops can be converted into
hay. The legumes gather nitrogen
from the air for the building up Of
the soil. Winter cover crops protect
soil from washing, prevent soil from
blowing away. prevent soluble plant
food from being lost by teaching, fur
nish winter and early spring grazing
and enrich the soil by adding vegeta.
BILE matter and humus.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1916-01-14
confer with board.

confer with board.
County Attorney Geo. W. Ruffcorn
appeared before the board and crimi-
nal cases pending in the district court
were discussed in detail and, upon re-
quest, authority was given the coun-
ty attorney to call in and engage the
services Of an attorney to assist him
in handling the pending in the
district court, in the event that he
deems such additional help necessary.
At S o'clock p. m, on motion, the
board adjourned, subject to the call
of the chair.
PETER A. WEST,
Attest: Chairman.
w. B. SHOEMAKER,
Clerk.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1916-01-14
Ensilaqe For Lambs.

Lambs that are being fattened need
some kind Of %succulent food, and for
this purpose corn ensilage is a good
substitute for roots. The expense Of
growing and the additional labor re-
quired in caring for them make the
growing of root crops Improbable for
many Of the flock owners, especially
when ensilage "a be produced more
easily and for less cost per ton.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1916-01-14

At 2 o'clock p. M, January 13, 1916,
the board of county commissioners of
Valley county, Montana, resumed,
Peter A. West and C. w. Baylor,
commissioners, and the clerk pres
ent.
Matters pertaining to criminal
cases pending in the district court
were again taken under advisement
and county attorney was requested to
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1916-01-14
To Cat Rid of Twin Aliuht.

To Get Rid Of Twig Blight.
To help in controlling twig blight in
fruit trees get rid Of all old, useless
pear, apple or wild fruit trees, prune
out badly blighted twigs and cut away
blighted spots on trunks or large limbs.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1916-01-14

Write to Hotel Radisson, Minneapo.
lis, for descriptive booklets. If.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1916-01-14
Fence Stretching Hint.

Sometimes we want to splice two
kinds Of fence and stretch 1t at one
pull. says the Ohio Farmer. II they are
of different kinds. particularly of differ.
ent heights. they will not pull evenly.
and Of course the top wire Of the
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-09-12
Ian eripdbne Sen .9abenport 9empfrat".

biitcnfircbe beltinnlt. Sir oos Mlnt
miro jeoo6 IN allernad)lter 3cit Gin
'Scel lorger ernannt peroc,,.
@clpobner aus Mpd Sslallo, meld)c
&ollcn in Dem Slim, Ser bon Ser Ia-
ragol1 Seatllre Slim Company bon
Seem Sort n1tcr ocll Nnlpi5icn bes
God Sslono Glub ~beraeltcat miro,
ilbernonlnlen babel1, biclten geIterll
9saAnliftag cine Gerlammllrng ab, in
ocrcn gerlatf lie ibre enogiiltigen
Sllltruftioncn erbielten.
alrf Germtlallrlng oes 5ta6tor5tcs
OF. 6. 8. Softer mllBte 90. S. Mor,
ris gum 0ritten Male i'm Yoli5eige.
ridt erideinen, meil ct beldnloigt
morOen moor, nidt Sen larlitdren Sc
Iebet entlpred)cnoe &lemprter=gin-
ridltllngen IN Sen BON ibm geboriger
9alliern angebradt 81, baben. De,
Sal mltroe bis morgen 8ormittae
berIdlpbcu.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-09-12
&pfnlcS.
nus ocm @eridten.

Der 9erid)t bon SelrD go(lmcr,
Germaltcr oes Ma6lalles bon Gbaltn=
cep G6ooe, nlroe pom 8eridt gut
gebeiBen.
Die nadltcbenoen Seirat6serloub-
niBideire mllroen geItcrn ernirft:
q. sc. Cline llnb Gt6el StrauB,
9apenport.
Gomoro Seer uno Sclen s. gopn=
ton, God Sslano.
Sobn Gicomann. 3opeaport, u10
@~iargaret Bender, 2ooelport.
Ser iq6rlife geridt bon @iaiam
g. &pd, ocs 8ormnnocs bon Sineon
.. Sod, murbe bem @eridt bon bem
Ampolt @enrp goamer utter6reitet
uno gutgebeiBen.
Ser Mnlpalt @arolo Metcalf licb
geltern i'm Scott gountp 9c5irfsge-
ridt Die Shcioungsfla9e bon 1sralt
Ibereia Wtiller gegen SEQ 9}iaer ne
gen ange6lider gralllamcr nnb ull-
menidlider gebanolung bnbcn.
Gas Yaar permdblte it'd oNn 5. Slni
1911 in Davenport. Gle &ldgcrill
perla1gt sic MISUNDERSTANDING hires
Wfaod)cnl1amclts Iberela &rocgcr mic
aud Sic M%usbe5ablung Don Nlinlell=
ten.
@egengrm,lamcr uno unmenihli=
der 9cbanolltng erPielt 6ralt emma
Settings geltern i'm Scott GountD
ge5irfsecribt Die Sdlciolng bon if
rem @atter, George Saltings, 5uge-
lprodell. slltBeroem mllrOe ibr Mao-
denmame, Sri. gaa Scnlpfe, mieoer
bcrgeltcllt. u. 9. Gbe5em NOR Ser
slmpalt fir Die alaseri1.
Ser appalt @uloo @edcr lieb &c,
ltcrn inn Namelr bon IS. &. Sole cinc
Mntmort alf bic Sdeioltngsflage.
melde Irall Catherine Sole geger
ben @el1annten angeltrcn9t bat, I'M
Scott Gountp ge5irfsgcridt bl1der
SSll Der &etitipn ~perlal9t ser 9eflag.
te, bab bic Sdcibungsfla9e aus Den
@eridlten gelpieien miro. ST %perlang1
Die @alfte Ser @allscinridtrng unl
oes @al1lcs, bas CT leinen Nngober
l1ad) allsgcltattet bat. ST beidul0ig1
Die &lagerin, oab lie mabreno leiael
Mbpelcnbcit oas Dfpblliar aus Ben
@auie geidafft unb 6as @ebaltoe iel
Der pcrrnietbet batte, looab er grob(
Representation batte, 1ein @al1s mie
Scr fiir iid) 5u gelpimlell.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-09-12
@arnnnssidilocr iullen a,tdl im ser
Nabe pun TfarrIdralen einsc=
fiihrt mcrScu.
fMIrt lucrDcm

@iirgermeiitcr Sobn @ermaIo
l1adlte geltern befanllt, oab Sic @ar=
l1l%tngstafeln fir alltpmobililtelr, sic
III Ser Mabe BON offettliden Sd)1Iel1
ataebraht uorben itno, iih gut be,
mabrt baben. Slt 3ufl1nft iollen Sic
lie Sdiloer audi it Ser gi1be bon
Hiarridulen al1gebradt meroen. Sc
fanntlid) entltano i'm Staotratb oarii-
Der elm @ortoispl1t, ob sic 9farr-
id)ulen III oieiem Sale gellalt oas
gleichc &edt, lpie Sic ltaotiiden Sdrt-
len babcn, bas beibt, pb in Ser MGbe
bon GfarrIdulen ebelfalls Sdiloel
angebradt lperocn lolle1.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-09-12

9sn Mot berittensn
fron5oliId)en SIfl3leren miro fir Die
Suuer DeS arieges Die !9altdny bon
@lr19en Duta ein 5etret unterz
lo9t.
- @,s bic u&arIsru9er
Seitun9' mcloet. bat in &arlsrube
eil %llngsrmnntsr 3phltdter Dem aNi=
ntiterium pe5 Snuern $4,000 Mart
fir bic Spfer pes fran50iil4en 5liez
serangrtiiss CUR @eriiiguua a~sitellt.
- mit benz Mufge6en
ter Barrier Yferpeorcidteu, bic
ra6 benz &rie9e adnsli4 Dem Mltc'
%mobtlpertebr peiden folen, nurpe
biefer Sage burh ben Dffeatliden
@ertauf bes @ciamtmaterials 5pei
Der srDbten Yariier pferDebroidz
tenunternebmunsm bsspnnen. Mie
elmer unter BEN gitel Scr Sob Der
Yferoebrp19fe" I'M nSouruol bes
9ebats" perDffentlidten edible
runs bieies @ertaufs gu entnebmen
1T, erregen bic Bel bisien 8ertdufen
ersielten preiie mebr 8eripunbe=
rung ais 5reuoe. Sin sef1lpnener
Wagen tpnnte hreit5 I'M 20 Jron~
ten %erftanben iperben, unc cine loge,
nannte Drpi9te eriter Site INN 40
Fr. Sir Is Jr. tonnte man 20
80 9rpidtenrdoer t%aufen. M,,d bas
Pferoematerial Der Barrier 9roid=
ten gebt billig ob; fir Summsn.
bic alpii4en 80 unb 1870 5ranten
l9lpanten, lit i6on Elm Saul gu
taufen. Mit ben often Drof1ten,
bic nun enbgiiltig ppm SdouplaB
entfernt iperben ipnen, berf9ptnbet
lpiecer Elm Clement bes alten Pas
ris.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-09-12
Mo6 cine Observation-Disclosures?
1rei bon bier iltngelt 2elttelt,
Iutps itablen, l%tellell 9ilrg=
ld)aft.

@i1liam @ieie, Mrtbl1r Mpicllc l1l1o
George Cummings, Drci Der bier
iltnge1 2el1te, bic, lpie IN ser Cont
%tagsansgabe 0es Ser 3en1ofrat"
beridtet mltroc, Sen 3iebitabl bon
lmgefabr eil1el1 0ltseno Mltton1obi=
len eitgeltanoen ba6eit, apltroelt &C.
tern Nadmittag gegen Siir9idaft
bon je $3.50 mieOer auf frcien SUB
gelteut. Wfiltom Gimid, ser Gicrtc
bes &leeblatts, miro nod lit @aft &C.
balten ltno befiubet ii9 int County,
gefangnib.
Srot oes Mrreites oieier gl1ridell
lplroen IN Ben lebte11 36 Stltl1oell
luieoerltm brei glton1obile 9 eitoblcn.
Gin Dor bcn1 &altle No. 1851
Soma Strabe lt%cbel1oer, ltl1o @arrp
@orn bon @iltpn Sllnction, SSSa., &C.
borenocr 5oro 0%9foaolter" mltrbe ant
|Sonntag SIT ipoter geadtltllnoe &C.
itoblen. Sic Maldine fonnte nod
nibt ~gefunoc1 aperoen. Gin %a1oeres,
@illiam 9ierfamp bon 9ltrant, So,
%acboreltoer branonelter Toro uGoao-
liter" ml1rbe bon Der Nod Sslaro
.Strabe geItublelr. Iltd oieie Ma=
lbine lit bisber perldmunocn geDlie=
ben.
Gin orittes, Charles aepp, go.
404 @eIt 16. Strabe, gcbDrenoes
sllltpmobil mltroe Dor Dem .. 20. 6.
q. @ebdltOe an ser 4. l11b @arrilpll
Strabe ent1penoet uto ip6tcr arl
glbe1o bon Noli5eibm1ptmaln Gbar-
les Sdluetcr an ser 5. nno Iipley
StraBe lpie0cr qefll10cn.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-09-12
Scfamntc Sntmaderin fir gbra=
hmn1's SmtOepnrtemcnt.

Irall 81. g. Goods hat cine 9tel=
hung I'M Sl1tbepartene1t bon M6ra=
bam's allgenon1n1en l1llo miro id)pl1
bcnnddit ibre alten &llnoen i'm nelt=
Ell 2aoen bebienen. STRAIT Iophs iii
iii SEN bieligen &reiien cine befanntc
IeriDnlidfeit nno ibr @eid}aft, oas
lie friiber in 9aoenport fiibrte, mar
zines ser b%efalhtelten 9utgeldafte
SET StuDt.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-09-12
Sir bcn ii6iriidlen Ni(fsfpnh.

Iie bclltld=anlcrifanllde Gppogra-
p6ia iibermitteltc acitern Ser Meoaf-
tipn Des Ser Icnlofrat" sic Sllrl-
me bon $500 fir oelt iibiriid)ell
@ilfsfono. Nidlt gclllg fam fir bic
arnlen Acknowledgment ser S3cn-
tralmad)te III ben Shleeiclocrn Sibi.
rlells aetbm lpcroen mo oeshalb loll.
.te Elm Sebermann, Ser irgcnopie cir
Sderl lcin entbebrcll fanl1, etlpas lin
Den iibiriId)en @"ilisiol1b tbln.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-09-12
@inbrcdrr eraattert nallesm $50.

Iralt sSlpp0, Die in Ben Ncln1crs
sSlats ont Ser meltlid)en 3. Strabe
muroe beltte Moraelt Dnrd'
ein 8eral1id) aus oem Shlafe gerpedt
l1no iab cine @eItalt oltrd) ibr Sd)laf=
simmer huldert. Sic id)rie lal1t ollf
poraltf bic @eltalt peridmarlo. Spi-
ter, BET elmer gcnal1el1 lltrtcrll>duung
farb lie, bob Ser gi1tbred)er, 5lueifcl,
los banbelt es lid) INN eilten iolden
$3.50 ans ciner @clobDrie geltoblel
batte. Sonit muroe nihts pcrnibt.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-09-12
@emScr=M iebmanm 6pdBcit.

Sic @ern1abllu1g bon Sri. Marga-
ret 9enoer, SEQ. t417 @eit Z. stra-
&c, nit Serrl1 Sobn &ieon1arll polt
Davenport, miro bel1te Morgen IN
Der fatboliid)en ct. Solepb's Stride
CT foleen. Efarrer u. s.. Sdoeningb
miro Die SrallSercmonie leiten. Ger
jlll1ae 8rdlltigam itelt nit Der Iirnla
nSGebler 9rntbcrs" IN 8crbinoung.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-09-12
@eburten.

Die n%ad)itebelloet @cbltrten ml,r.
Den geitcrn bem StaOtlbreibcr @llgl
Mncller genleloet:
SEER uno Iralt @arpcp Grapes
1901 Sarrilon Str, /. September
&nnbc.
Serr ltno Tralr scon SaB, 1889
&iplep Str, 26. altaltir, &nabe.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-09-12

SEER uno Iralt 6. S. IS. Gc-
%terlet, 9to. 542 College gpc., fcbr-
ten bon cinem ~l0loeren MllfcntboIt
IN Colorado Springs, Sol, nod 9a-
lpenport 5llriid.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-09-12

Scrr lllo Strait Gpbert Mleralls
Der @reD lperoen morgen Davenport
perlalien, lum iid) am Is. IS. MonatS
Don 9tcn Dorf ans nit bcm Cant
pier uSrNrna" iibcr 9iperppol nod
Nberoeen in SGottlalo Sl1 begeben.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-09-12
Ntnts aus Molint.

Neltgierbc tpar es idci1lbar, 1pas
fir oas Stobtoberbaltpt bon Moline
5ltr Splgc batte, bab er mebrere l1n=
ranblpua1oe1 erlitt. Msa=.
Dor Warti1 81. Carlton mollte MINT
li6, oils ct iid in Ser Garage ser
'Sta0fbale befanb, mo elm Nrbciter
Elm Sod IN Sen 9pben gemad)t bot
tie, Inn gerbinoung nit Ser rmteriroi=
lden abfluBleituns ber5nltellen, sic
Iefe oeslelben bis 5ltr MbfluBleitune
ergriinben. linn better ieben SIT fon=
men, 5iinoete CT eit Streidbpl5 an
lno I'M nad)lten Mltaerblid ldob cine
6lamme berpor, ga lidb Sic iddoliben
8alc c1t5iinoet battcn. Mapor Carl
Ions 9ranomlnoen gcbel1 o1 fcil1er
@clor9niB anlab.
Gin @eiltd), oas Maltrice @ofaert
inl Ss%sltterelie ocs Moli,1e 2al,nh Club
an Sen 5taotratb acridtet botte, sl1ro
in Sem Tim oas @orredt crll,d)t apl1r-
sc, 1875 6l1b Ser Battlefront sur gr-
ridtllng zines &lltbeebal1oes benubclt
81 biirfen, lit obld)Iaaig bcid)ieben
moroen, 90 scr gtaotratb sen lln1-
.itanO beriidiidtigtc, baB Sic er 9las
.pffcl1tlib lit.
Ser 90 Sabre alte CHARLES Mpens,
go. 434 16. StraBe 1ppbnboit, liegt
IN (6eoenflidem 3ultanoc IN Scr el-
terliden @obnun1g barnicber, 90 CT
ldhpere 8erlcbutgen n1b bebelttenoc
aorpcrabldiirilr ngen erlitt, OILS CT
nit leinem Motprrab an BERT. Str.
nno is. Mpenl1e gcge,1 eiren 9foltcn
ranl1te llno nit GROCER @ld)t 5l go-
oen 9eldleltoert ml,rbe.
Ser grobe Sdaparm lpeibn1arfir=
ter %ioaclran1ter pIuilod-M iottcn"
'mclde fiir oie l1lmen- gdiilltne an Sen
beridiebencn Sa11oitraBen icbr lido
LTD ltno, meroen cine itets er0Bere
'@efabr. Man geoenft id)on in Sen
nad)ltc1 9age1 Miittel, al15l1lpenoen,
Inn Dos llnge5iefer ans5urotten.
@eltern mar Ser critic Sag oes Sep
tember=Scrmins I'M Stabtgeribt.
MittppdL bet 90. Septenrber, rper-
Den appIifationel1 sur Ml1s1tellrng
Der eriten 9iirgcrpapiere en@tgegenge-
11on111en aucroen. @ie pcrlalttct, 1per.
Den cine grobe Mn5abl einlalrien unb
Die Mrbcit miro b0dNtpabrideinlih
mebrere Gage III ariprud nebmert.
geah einem lal1gert @ortitreit spi-
Id)cn @ilfs= Staatsampalt 20. $. Mc-
|glnirp rno M1npalt Ga1ir1 aus S1t
Mpline, 'ml1roe Ser 6aa geaen 5reoi
Osborn, melder Ser @ntiiibrung be-
ld)llloigt murben NOR, in ser aum-
mer BON G~pli5eimagiltrat @llltaiipn
bonn &alenber geltrihen. Ger iunge
Damn lpar Dor einigen Soeen nit
Der 16 SATIRE alten Sl1lia Millaert,
lpcld)c ebe1tfals aus Moline ltannm1t,
IN &emanee, Sn., perboftct l1,1o oann
'1od Moline 5l1rild9ebra9t 'poroen.
Die DreisStdote 3pcigo6tbcilu1g
Der uSSl1ter1ational Stelparbs MlIo-
citation" bcreitet iid 9e%gernpartig fir
cine grobe Seltlihfeit nit aniblic-
Be1loem 8all Dor, oie atl1 "a. nddltetl
Weonats 1T Der u@at6 1uper SIM"
abgebalten tperocn ioll.
@eaen angeblihen getrctens frem-
Den giael1tbums miro iib Ofife aoltt-
laimanis beltte Morgen Dor 6rie-
oensridter Meelof 81 perantnuortcl1
babel1. Seine gerbaftltng, sic ;meite
%intcrbalb menigcr Gage. erfrlgte altf
Weranlailuag bon Seanltcn ser @il-
lialts. Site & So.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-09-12

Wan ninunt an. bu6 n,nn sic
Mliltcrn MIR in bcnIfpnaten nit cil,cm
II" genicben fann, sic @ouptlodc lit
jcHpd. DOB man IN biclen Mpnotcn
alN oas n6tbise @cl0 bafiir bat.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-09-12

Gle Gnli5ei bon Mltscatil1e miro
BON iebt ab ltre1s Ooral1f leben, oab
Die Sdeilmerfer aller Mutomobile
11idt 5u grellc 2idter nerfe1t. gs iino
ld)on biele Ml1tler gelparnt mproen,
jebpb iiebt man einltlpcilen nod bon
elmer 8eltrafung ab.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-09-12

@eaen angeblid)en 9etrctens frem-
oen giael1tbums miro iib Mife Goltt-
laimanis berte Morgen Dor Irie-
oensridter @6eelof 81 perantnportcrt
baben. Seine 8erbaftltne, sic ;peite
imnerbalb menigcr Gage. erfrlgtc al1f
Geranlaiiltllg bon Seamten ser @il-
llams. Site & So.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-09-12

Die geamten bes .Si6onep Sap
Camp, ltniteO 5pmtiih @or getc-
rans", erilldten Sen 5tootrot6 BON
Gpd Sslallo un6 ibic Gpnntpbeborbc
bon Mpf Sslano gelterl ldriftlid} l1nl
Die M11bril19llng bon eroBen clcftri=
ld)e1t Slaggen auf 6en @ebal1oen ser
Staotballe nto oes 8eridtsgcbaubes.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-09-12

gsad) latteerem 2eiben itarb I'M
Seribep &oipital Nbineas s. Mag-
NUS I'M boben Sitter bon 81 Sabren.'
Ser geritorbene lit Ser Gater pom 81.
S. Magnlls, ser tn @eidaftsfreiie n
lebr befannt lit. 9ie @eerbigl11tg CT
folgt III 2igonier, SS,1o.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-09-12

SIM 9iiro 6es Gonntpclerfs BON
Nod Ssla11o aplIrbe eeitern ser 9c-
rift Der &od Sslano 5teuerein-
ld1atnngsbeborbc e~lttgebeiBen. Ss1
oemlelben aplrben bie Steuerlt picler
Gcldaftsleute in Sen 8 taoten
rcDl15irt.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-05-09
Better Than { alOmeI
Thousands Have Discovered Or.
Edwards Olive Tablets are
a Harmless Substitute.

DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets--ths
substitute for calomel-are a mild
but sure laxative, and their effect
on the liver is almost instantan-
eous. They are the result of Dr.
Edwards determination not TO
treat liver and bowel complaints
with calomel. His efforts TO ban
ish IT brought out these little olive
colored tablets.
These pleasant little tablets do
the good that calomel does, hut
have no bad after effects. They
don't tnjure the teeth like strong
liquids or calomel. They take hold
OF the trouble and quickly correct
1t. Why cure the liver at the ex-
pense of the teeth? Calomel some
times plays havoc with the gums.
SO do strong liquids.
1t 10 best not to take calomel,
but to let DR.. Edwards Olive Tab
lets take it's place.
Most headaches, "dullness" ana
that lazy feeling come from copsti-
patton and a disordered liver. Take
Dr. Edwards Olive Tablets when
you feel "loggy" and heavy" Note
how they clear" clouded brain and
how they 'perk up" the spirits. Al
loc and 25c per box. All druggists.
The Olive Tablet Company, Co.
lumbus. o.