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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-01-31
PRESENT CROP OF
HEAVIES BIG men
Tower Above Pugilists OF Older Days
Like a Goliath Among Pygmies
in Comparison.

If height, strength and youth were
the only qualifications necessary to
insure their possessor the right to
meet the heavyweight champion in the
squared circle, Jess Wizards pros
poets for a busy season would be ex-
tremely bright Notwithstanding the
enormous proportions of the present
champion, he is not the only giant in
his class, for the heavyweight field to-
day consists of bigger men than ever
before. Willard stands 6 feet inches
and weighs close to 240 pounds when
in condition.
In the older days of pugilism he
would have lowered above the average
heavyweight like Goliath among
pygmies. Such is not the case at pres
ent, however, for there are several
candidates for the title who, physical
ly at least, class with Willard in many
respects.
Lee Bodin, one of the latest aspi-
rants for ring honors, stands 6 feet
61a inches; Fred Fulton is feet 4 u:
Cowler, feet 31a; Weinert, 6 feet 21a;
Coffey, feet ~; Moran, 6 feet 1
inch; Harry Wills, the negro heavy,
6 feet 2 inches; Georges Carpenter,
now serving in the French army, 5
feet liz inches. Gunboat Smith is the
smallest of the group, being only 5
feet II inches tall.
! Among the older school of heavy
weights Jeffries and Corbett alone ap-
preached in height the big men who
today are fighting in the same class.
Jeffries stood feet l u inches when
at the top of his ring career. Corbett
measured 6 feet l inch when he de-
feated Sullivan, who was only feet
1012 inches. Jack Johnson was half
an inch over. feet; Fitzsimmons, a
quarter of an inch under 6 feet, while
Sharkey, Choynski and Tommy Burns
were all under 5 feet 10 inches.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-01-31
MINNEAPOLIS AUTO
DISPLAY rs OPENED

Minneapolis, Mimi, Jan. 81. - The
ninth annual show Of the Minneapolis
Automobile Trade association opened
at the National Guard armory with
what officers Of the organization de-
clared to be the most complete display
OF cars every shown in the northwest.
The exhibition will continue until
Feb. 5.
'Sixty-eight different makes of cars
are shown" said H. B. SHINING, as
sistant secretary Of the association,
and nearly two hundred models are
on display" He added that informa-
ton received by the association indi-
Gated that the attendance from Wis
consin. Iowa, the Dakotas and Mon
tana would be nearly double that OF
any preceding year.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-01-31
WITH THE BOXERS

st. Paul. Jan. 31-Mike Gibbons Of
81 Paul Saturday signed a contract
with the Capital City & Company of
lhis city to meet any three fighters
signed by the club during the present
year, the local middleweight receiving
guarantee of $4,000. according to
an announcement last night
Among those being considered as
probable opponents are Les Darcy,
Jack Dillon, George Chip, Jess Smith
and Ted Lewis.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-01-31
Davenport Wall0ps Clinton.

Clinton, Ia, Jan. 31.-Davenport high
school basketball team defeated the
Clinton high school five here Saturday
evening in a fast and hard fought
game. by the score of "a TO II. At no
stage of the game was the result in
doubt. so completely did the down
river team outclass the Red and Black
The first half ended with the score II
TO 4. in favor OF the Red and Blue. In
the second half Clinton came back
strong, and playing hard game at all
times succeeded in making a much
better showing than in the previous
period.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-01-31

st. Louis. Jan. 31.-Among Hugh
Ambrose Jennings New Year wishes
there probably was one to the effect
that his Tigers get even with Carl
Weilman of the St Louis Browns
during 1916, according to Ernest j.
Lanigan, the baseball statistician.
Certainly, the Junglemen have many
old scores to even up with the tall
southpaw, who merely beat them eight
out OF nine times last season, winding
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-01-31
WILLIAM & VASHTI
IN SIXTH VICTORY

In close game at Aledo Friday
evening the William and Vashti college
team won from the Northwestern col
lege quintet Of Naperville by a score of
26 to 81. Northwestern's defeat mark
ed the sixth straight victory for the
Aledo school this season. William and
Vashti handily defeated Augustana
last week. Thursday William and
Vashti will tackle Macomb.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-01-31
P|MPLES AND SKIN
ERUPT|ONS DANGER
SIGNS Of BAD B[Op
First Sign of Blood Disease

Pimples. scaly itching skl SET. dsnal.
burning sensations and scroiasa,seiliss.ss
with unfailing certainty az Of %
weakened and Impure sts.. sssn D
blood. The trouble may nav, 20 NATE
your blood from birth. ou. INST nv tss'
how YOU were infected, YOU hssiood 49,
IL through the blood, II IS IA ,tsnd.
ease. You mus dse $ 5. $. ~ vow Is
ard blood tonic for 80 years; NJ syssss1s
pect relief. For Purifying NV action I.
nothing is equal to II. Lnss II soan.
s. :. S is 10 cleanse the hlo"t, the ses.
through the system direct 10 sntidss
Of the trouble-aeting as az
to ne9traiife the blood poisosse p ..
vi,aiizes ,he red blood y. blood =
creases the flow SO that W., esi weis
properly perform its ph{ys YES yos.
The dull. sluggish feeling EVEN lesEs
the complexion clears w, omntlys ~ ~
standing ce ses resnoad ptoinaf aid W
Won laust take 5. ;, bgNs ! os
stitutes woat 10. Ge; y ,. ,xpsrl =
vopr druk..st. II yoa nesd
vice write to swift speeihc
ta Ga
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-01-31
NEW MARK FOR AMES
IN GRID RECEIPTS

Ames, Iowa, Jan 31.-The largest
amount Of gate money on record in
the state Of Iowa for football game
was taken in at Iowa City last Novem-
Der on the annual occasion of the
struggle for Hawkeye state gridiron
supremacy between Iowa State college
and University of Iowa. The receipts
were within $685. of $4,000, which
was practically so per cent more than
was taken in at the best game up to
that time. The 1914 and 1913 games,
both about $4,000, held the record.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-01-31

New Orleans, Jan. 31.-Fred fN'
tons hope of a championship malea
with Jess Willard during the pfessn
boxing season got severe blast flf
day night when Dan Porky flynh' :
Boston veteran, who has been Knocss.
out half dozen times, stuck
rounds with the giant from Mian,
sofa. Referee Tommy Burns cavern
ton the decision. all right. and ne %,
ed it. But something more thah =.
cision was needed to boom rui'on
an opponent for the champion.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-01-31

St Ambrose won from Wartburg
college of Clinton Saturday night on
the Davenport floor, and incidentally
handed the Clintonites something of
trimming, as the final score was Al to
Is. Fisher and Wartburg starred for
the visitors with all but one of the
Wartburg field goals, but Jared poorly
with free throws, caging but six out of
l6 attempts. r---
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-01-31
American Sets New Mark.

Melbourne. Australia, Jan. 31.-Er-
win Baker, American motorcyclist,
covered 1927 miles in 2lk hours,
thereby making new road record. 1t
was announced on Jan. II that Baker
had covered at Melbourne $50 miles in
"a hours
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-01-31
CADDIE Is "BEANED";;
STARTS DAMAGE SUIT

Milwaukee, Jan. 31.-J0seph Cup.
pan, a youthful caddie, has filed sui
in the circuit court here for $l5'aw
against the Milwaukee County club.
Coppon alleges that while acting as a
caddie on the clubs grounds he was
struck on the head by golf ball pun
by one of the players, and that as .
result Commissions of the brain result
ed. In his claim for heavy damages Dc
says that he fears epilepsy may defel-
op, which may prevent him from esel
being able to perform manual labor
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-01-31

CnIcagO, Jan. oI.|otAte DOWIerS
went on record as being against gam
bling in any form, when the Illinois
Bowling association held its annual
meeting at the Hotel Planters yester
day afternoon. The stand Of the pin
knights came over the proposed
change in the all-events prize money,
all cash prizes for this being abol-
ished for the first time in years.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-01-31
Shoots Perfect Score.

Aurora, Ill, Jan. 31.-Charles
Scheidt Of Rockford, Ill, shot per-
in the interstate bowling meet here
yesterday. z. Fosberg, his partner,
got 225 in the same game, giving the
pair a total of 525 The partners set
team total Of 1918, landing them in
first place in the two man event.
G. Schrom, also Of Rockford, went
into first place in the individual event
with 634 The Birk Bros five of Chi
cago continue in first place with 2,72S
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GrS5l urb Groaas.

Das 9ortcmmsn bon GtbGl urb grbs
gas 1T nuHmsbr aud in 9Srniea (areis
5srSogtum aausnbnte) feitoeitelt iuorben.
0b bic Menee bss 0eIs uno SAFES iss
bod Gusrsidsnb it, I'm inbuTtrisl ptrs
tpsrtet tpetOsn su t6nntn, fDis i'm bsnot.
burtsn Stormurfdsn, mub bird peiiste
llntsrTu6anstu fstsdttlt psrbsn.
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9sr Can't b,s asniss BON snlsarisn.

Gar 5srbin1ab bon gulgarieu ridtet.
an ben 0ber6irssrmsifter 81. 8urfdi
folgenoes 3dnttslegramm: .SSbre liebens'
niirbige DspeIde nit Der WitteiIuns bon
BEN 3uIammenIsiR Der 8srtretet BET
Mdn9ensr 8irgerIdaft NIT buIsatiihsa
Bgpuiierten i'm Adtbaus babe i9 erbdlten.
Die gIdnasnbs MufHabme, psEhs bic Mitl
gIieber Der Gobrnnje in WAnHen aafeits
gefunbsn baden, bat MID NIT dufriGtigsr
Dreube erfHat. Gmpfdngsn sic, 5err
9berbiirgemsi'tsr, fofpis bic miin9ener
8IrgerIddFt mtinen tDdrmften DdHt fur
dae Der DsputatiOH s~sgsbeneH getDeiIs
briiberliher GrsunDfdoft, iotDtt fir Shrs
benfnirbigen Morts, bic sic msiHem
9oIfe, msinsr armss unb mir tn 10 srs
december Bsiie tpibmeten. Mud ID btge
ben innigsn WuHIa, bdb Der In trsusr
MISREPRESENTATION besonnene Grsunbs
IhaFtsbuno T9 defenders nit BEN fd0nen
Bo1ernlanb INNER bsrsliher geitulter unb
bauerHb bsrdhren m6g.."
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Td6rpater 2SafOGi.
Ser geieScranf6aner BON SfprsuRsn Gin DfcmrsuOer @lann"' -
Sas 3ntrnuen Der tlduen 2eute.

bub Der asidstda, Der bic GniIddbig'
u~ngsborlaae gu DtrnbIbieoen bat, tdnslt
arbeit Ieilist.
DAP gGtodi in OFprsuBsn iebr bolts.
tiimli9 III, benefit oas 8ertrantn, oas
bic a~nssbDrissn oltr Sidnbs ibm snt'
asatnbrinoen. I'D nat, Dd fobr to Sos
iodi brett nod aGnissberg". beibt es,
fpsnn Der @eI9dbigte fb nidt aufritbens
gtIttlt glaubt. Der SberprdIibent flblt
ben SItprsubtn gsgtniiber guri3 dls
2auosmdnn. Gr 1T fir ieben gu ipres
den. qls tr am 10. MARS b. 8. int abs
qeoronttenbauIe in Berlin Ieinen Bors
irdg iibtr 0fpreuBsns @erganesnhtit,
Gegsntpart uRo 3utunft belt, Dertsibiste
Ct Bic SRprsuBen seesn bos @ereoe bon
9srrat uno espionage unb trdt na6brjid'
lid fit bic 5lii9tlinee eiu. Gags bars
duf mar tr In Der @triammlung Der
8IidtIinee in Der Reuen gbiIbarmonte,
unb feline Mnlprade an bieiel6en bsgunn
er nit Der @nrebe: nMsine liebeH oonoss
lsute." 9umnls idlpb ih uIs 9~oriibenoer
bieIer Berfommlung meme 9~egraBung
an ben Disqualification: mir bunten Is
CT. Moitifdt unIertm a0nig boppeIt,
bdB err 5u BEN in unitrtr 3tindt iebt
pi5tissn amt etnsn SFprsuBtu, einsn
2anosmann auserpdbIt bat, benz nit
BON 9erSsn piinIdsn, baB er einft Sfs
prsuBeus Grueusrsr bstBsn m6ss. Sd
BARI i'm 1anen Der 9tfIdmmIuns Gp.
GrSeLens bic Sonb reihen, I'm 5u bsfrdfs
tigen, bab bintsr mtinen Morten bic Mtts
nlns bitler sroben GlI4tIinssOeriamms
lung ftebtl"
Die Sitpreuben ipiirnen ts germ Ieben,
tpenn 9otodi Sberprdifotnt bleibsn
i6nnts. sic iin6 ober itol5 barduf, baB
elmer aus benz Often 5u grpBen aufsdbcn
beruFen tpurbe.
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CINE I6weOtI6e Stimute
il6er 9efgien.

Die T6pebiIde 3eitfdrift .Gpenst 20s
Zen" bringt tinen bortrefflifen auiab
iibsr Die einbeiilihe 0eutrdlitdi", aus
benz mir GoIatnbes fpiebergeben: DAT bic
GntbuIioIten fir gelgten TN 4Igemeintn
70 gut nie nibis ii6er bic ipirElinen 8ts
3iebungsn 8sIgiths su 5rantrtid unb
9eutIdlanb por Dem arisg piTen. brdudt
tdum dngtbeutet gu ptrben. asin Gahs
berItGnbiger redHete NIT etloas dnbersn,
als nit ber Gsilndbme 8elgiens am arieg
auf bet Settle 6rantreihs nnb Gnglanbs.
ISn ben miIitdrif4en Disqualification gin9
man gans rubig bon biefer 9orausiebung
aus. Nintmt man auberbem cine 8ros
f6irs, ME bic bes fran3bFfhen Go3inlis
ten Srancis 9eldiT, Ger tonmenbe
Grieg) CUR Sdnb, bic i'm Sabre 1911 cts
f9ienen unb cine Menge 9nrdtttriFii9sr
3atfu6sn bes Melttrieaes. ME .. 9. @Hgs
lambs Gloddbe unb ausbungerungspsrs
Iua segen 9sutIdlanO. bDrausIdet. 10
pirb man finben, baB Is Der 9erfdHer
teine Gstunbe lang auber 3fpeifeI IdBt,
bab bic admpfe uuf belgii9em 8pben
Ituftfinben tpiirpen.
Mlan psrgIei9e hermit 0rebsrit mdIs
ions lin ct. 9eIena": SIN Sabre 1911
fbtsibt bieIer g%hrtHItsIer, bdb Ct fpdbs
rsnb bes gdnJsn Suli berfudt babe, sintn
MrtlEel aboruden 3u lafen, iii benz bic
libtraIe engliIhe Rsgierung eeIdmdht
pitb, bdb aber ale 3titungsrebdftiontn
ibn nit ber Grfldrung dbfpieitn, baB man
nidts @0fes iber bic en9lifden Minitsr
faaen MOLE, ,oenn am britten MlobiImds
dunagtdge rerbe General Grsnb nit
100000 Mdnn In 9eIgien iteGen."
aein sinaigss Mort bdbpn, baB Gsnernl
Gren1 erit Idnosn psrbe, faus 8eltfGs
lamb bic HeutrdIitdt 9elgiens frdnte. Gs
berbislt fd sinFaa 70. baB geIgien Mon
felt Idnaen Der @sgenitarn elmer fbIttmas
ti19en unb trFoIgreiden 9edrbeitung bon
frdn5oFiher Settle mar, nm feline ipejis
fiT6 btiaiI4e RentrdIitdt oits3nrotEen unb
bdB bisit 8eItrebnngen bon groBtn grnps
ben belatIder ppIiiiler nnb 9iiratr uns
tttitiibt ipurbti. Sn mordliI9er ano
pIp9oloeiidsr 9iniiht bate gslgien faon
feline GelbFdnbigisit berloren, es mar ouf
benz bsittn Meee dnneitiert gu tperben.
Dieter proSsB mar % peit borseTdrittsn.
bab 8elaitn faitii9 aud feline politiI6s
8efpegnngsfreibeit berloren bate: feline
ReutraIitGt bsbeutste in Mabrbeit nur ges
rtitrinigteit autn Wiber[t1nb gtetn cine
btutI6e Snpdifon; elm gltihsr Mt6erHdnD
gssen cine frdn5UTfde SnpaTpn lpGre
niemalS in Grugt setommen.
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4as gatenfinb Ser ). gLrmse.

.8dg qdtsntinD bsr Fiinftsn Mrnse1
Idulet bic tigenbdnbiee linttrfhrift bss
aronprin3tn auf sinem adbinettbilbe, bds
ben RrOnprinsen nit Isiner am 6. April
1915 eebOrsnm 9o9tsr BARTLETT. Die pas
ttnIhdft Bel Der sdHIs ber PriH5eifin fat
bsr aronprins fpie ssmeIbet. Der BON ibfl
befsbIiettn fiiHftsn Armes ibertrostn NIB
tiHtraesn faTsn. Dds Bib irurOe en-
Sabrestase Der Geburt ber tIeinen Brine
5eHin isbem a~nstbOrieen Der fHnften 4rs
NEE Hbermittelt. Gin5elne bieitr 9iIbsr
JIM als Ariegsunotnten bon ben Teibs
snesteiInebmern an ibre M~ngsb0rioeu In
osr 6eifnat gsInnbs irorbsn.
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Der 2Srief zines @efanseneu.
Seioensseftidte zines X. ii. X Kaoetten in Stbt'
rien = IN SarapuI uno DerhniaU lulY.

auf llmipsssn BAT elmer ~unIersr 2tsr
bon fsinsm in ruiilds @sfauseni9uft sss
ruisneu Grsunbs aabstt Gran5 Ratidiatr
sinsn Brief aug Sibirien srbaIten. Der
Brief 1T anFauss @Gr5 sel6risbsn unS
Seist ME bic Rufm ibrc gsfdnsensn be-
bunbeIn; &abstt Ratidiasr idreibt:
sd puros in gali5ien am Is. SUM
1915 etFauseR, alIo 80 elmer 3eit, mo bic
rnFifhe Mrmee I9on i'm ppleH Aiid3ug
mar. Da i'd BON Snfanterie etfanssn
lpuree, mar bic 8~tbdHoIung nidt bic
f9IsdteEe, fat man aber in bic 6dnbs
Der aOIdtea Dosr SiderteFen, 70 piro
MAJ brett a%nsgsraubt uno gepriissIt,
mem Mot iberbaupt siaIa4 trIhlageu.
gan9 Der @efanssnnohmg muBt6n mir
Ibsr Mitolaiop, 2embers unb 9rOOb
nab Rab3ipilofp marf6ieren. no mir erit
nab Hisp encouragement nurbsr. Die
gsrpfleguns mar fblsdt, ba mir irOhl
fdpIid q. 80 bstdnsn. bic ruFtihtn
G0Ibuten uns aber nihts tduFeH IaTtn
MOLTEN. auf BEN Murfde big Qsmbers
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edIdiaL Ses geIaraber asnIasiaIofea.

Gis vgelgrdber Hchri6tsn' bringsn
foIeenbe aunbmddnng bss (. II. I. Wlilis
tdfs GensrnIgoupsrnsmtnts: Das I. II. |.
MiltdrsS Commencement benbFaiist, ben
nsisn aonoi In gtrtptnbuns gu ne5men
unb bitr5n bic in Mnsriff ssnOmmtntii
Bduorbeitsn gu boIIenbsn. Gs molten bds
Der ale ienen Yerfonen. bic irsenbfuelde
auiprii9s bs5iigIi9 bee linternebmens bas
ben. i6rt Jorbsrungsn Bic sum 80. apriI
b. s. %influfbs beim 1. II. |. MiIitdrsGous
bernsmtnt dnmsIben. Sebe 5orbkrnig,
bic mad bitIsm 3titpuHltt sinIduft. piro
obgepisIsn,
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h6rten mir INNER aanonenbonner. Nls
uus biz 8auern %eefangen fabsn, peintsn
fis firhterlid. Die RaFen baben linen
aass tpeggsnommen unb Gdldge ais Be-
Sahluns gessben. Die 8ep6lteruns tparDe
~ge3luungen, I'M bic Sidot Qemberg S9is
B~eagrdben gu bduen. Ber ni9t arbeitste,
nurbs nit psitfden geidldgen. us mir
In bic Stabt hineintdmen, Iisbsn fim bic
2sute frog Der peiiIaenbiebe Der aointen,
nelhe auf BEN @ebfteig (side WALK To-
gar in 6dufer un6 &aliflGbsn hinein=
ritfen, I'm priigsI dus3ateilen, ni1t abs
bdlten, uns NIT gIumen, gigaretttu,
Baduert unb GiBigteiten 81 beperFen.
Gs mar ber gsb6lisrung ftrens berbotsn,
nit uas 5u fprehen, aber aus ben Gens
fern REF mar uns gu: no finb Sic GEE
fdngen2 Mann fommt en6lim bic 8ez
freiung? aontmen unIere Solbaten
baIb21 etc. 4uf BEN W1r59 mad 9roob
iaben mir 6ann ben ruiIiiden Grain 5as
riidfabren, tpelder anes aufgepddt bate,
mas man fi9 mir benton fam, gettsn,
6tible, Glide, Ibrsn, gubeiDunnsn, &Isis
ber, Teppihe etc. etc. Sn grpOp uurbe
an nns aeibesDiitation b%orgenommen, bas
heibt, man Hdhm uHs dIes meg, mas einis
gen Mert bate. Rd4ften Gag maridiers
ten mir, nadbem mir nur auf 9gettern
(Obne 9edsn) gefdlafen batteH, nod aaOz
3ibil1n, ben no ib Dir einsa Brief
fdrieb, fpel9er Did ME srrei9eH iuirb.
6isr brahten mir bic 9ddt i'm 5reien 5u
nrb purben bdnn ndh Gteip einipdggos
niert. DIRT srtlirte Der Gefungsfoms
manbdrt, baB mir feline 0fFi8iers fsisn,
fedte ung our MannTaaft unb lieb ans
GdaleH unb 6elOfIafdeH, tpeIde mir uns
etf1uft hatEen, nit ber Gemertung meg
uebmsn, bdB bon nun an lduter gtdtionen
fdfntn, mo mir aass DorfiHbsn tpiirben,
mas mir brduheH. Ct bat bdmit gang
Mt6t gehabt; mir funbsn aIes - I'm
Adufluben unb muBttn Is teusr be5nbIen.
@Dn Stem fubrsH mir iiber Rnian mad
GarapaI, bon mo i'd Dir efnigt a1rieil
ihrieb. SH aafdn tamsn mir pie6er gu
unferem Aeht uno fpurben pieoer aIs
9ffi3isrs ~bsbanbtIt. Den 6errsn. ipeI6e
Itdnbis bort naren, 1ing e nber Ithr
jhIent, ba re nsber gelb nod GTen BIZ
faIlen. IS fnb Safe boreetommen, 6ab
6srren Dor 9uugsr pbnmddtig purbsn.
mir fubreH oIiidIi9eripeile elei6 meter,
rdnrIiA per Ghiff na9 Garapul. Jn
g. purbtn pir TN erffen Gtod In einem
grDben 3immer sismIin Ihledt uHtsrs
gebradt. Gs muBteu rngsfdbr so 6ers
rem In bieiem Raume lsben. Infer GehdIt
luitrbe una nur nit 5-S 9agen Ders
jpdEuna ausse5abIt. Gin gaIh9fbeFber
Iieferit uns fir q. 0.60 Elm miierables
MitfageHen. RuFii6s 0ffi5ists timmsrn
fd nfnig poer gar nint. unb ma 1T taft
adlls ben GoIbdten nnsseIitfert. 8rtibeii
kniEsn mir tpsnis. 3nsrF mar nod Elm
qsn1einTamtt GpasiergaHg inter 4esItis
tuna bon Golbaisn eeifaiiet. pa Set
sune. @olissi unb gep6Eftrune uns fsinbs
Iih asiiHnl mar, muBts oits baID pisber
einaeifeIIt ntrssu, unb mir batisn Hur ben
Eleinsm adfsrnsnbcf gut Wstfigung, II
ntIhsn mic absr, ireun AsIrusisrHnstIl
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-07-06

unb onbsrs 6srren Bel hsr usbstnahms
anDerer Mrbeitsn.
Der GsfsausIdub BAT feline 6auptuuf.
gabtn nitnmsbr oIle Der 8OlItnbuns nnhs
SEPT muB bas 0eutIdtum unb itiH
9reunbsstrtis seissn, bub Is Sci einem
euitn Weris INNER babel 1T. geim
arieesbilfssg olisfst iuirb tom bds WohI.
tiin pirfli9 lsiht stna9t; benn dIIts,
ipas bon ben atutsn bsrlanet iuirb, III,
bab ie iih gut omiIFsrsn. tii9tis sHtn,
teinen Durff lsiben unb linen frDbtn Gag
i'm beitsrsn RnbmlH tines eft beutf1tu
GpmmerTeifes btrItbtn. LIMB isin.
sGbunrss" rsrbsa iBnen ongsbctsi!
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-07-06
grbSbnna Der ETeIIdpOrfiOn.

Cine srfrsuIi5s aanbe III ben gsippbs
nern BON DRESDEN SutstI stfuorbsn. Dir
G%ltiT1portipn, bic nur 125 Gramm auf
ben aopF Der 9sp6Iictung bstrag. foI aui
ous boppelts, auf $50 Grumm srhobt tusrs
ben. Qu6 bic 3ufubr bon Mlild anb
aartoffsIn BAT Tia sebsFsrt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-07-06
Ghrrnmnnn INNS arnnaaalina.

aaf 9srdnlaFung bsr 8dslsr Gtaaiss
anipdItf9aft ipurbe am "a. Mui in SEM
Der grdiiOtnt bss Dsrsins Der gIfabs2otbs
ringer IN gaisI, Mur5olff aug StrnBbnrg.
iDtgsu Betrugss unb lnterIdlagung gum
Nadtsil bieIss Dsrtins berbaftet. Wlurs
3oIff ppIlte mad Trdntrei9 fIiaien,
fonnfe aber unmiitelbdr Dor Der abreige
ersriffen fptrStn. WlGrSoIff, Der i'm Be-
fiBe rsidIiher @eIbmitIsl mar, bate In
9afel bic 9nFsabs, iunss militGrpflidtise
gIidfsr fir bic Frdu5Off9e armse angus
perben uns linen Frdn3oif4e auspeiss
pdpisrs su bsrfHuFftn. Der sgernsr
gunb1, Der biss mslbet, fpsift bdrdnf bin,
bdb bos @trbsbareai niht gsbuloet fpers
ben biirfs. Ct IteLt in Nusfidt, bdB bic
8uitdnbiesn geb5rbsn bic anselegsnbeit
nidt aug ben aussn lafsn pHrbsn.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-07-06
8Inmenpflege in ben 9erliner gdnlrn.

Nud in bisfsm Sabre bdt Der felt dina
20 Sabrtn beItsbsnbe 9aein 5ur g0rbss
rung Der 8lumsnpfIese In ben GnuItn "a
fi9 otgslestn ftfn Iafisa, cine auberpts
pObnIi9 eroBe Qnadbl bon in fItinsn
9OpTsn gssoesnsn gIumtn unb QfIan,en
an bic SauItiubsr gu berisiIen. 0idt
Dsnistr als iibsr 10000 gIumsn urb
pfIdnSen fnb iebt bon benz Berlin an bic
Sdulen 9etIins dbgesebsn iuorben, mo
bdnn bic sin5slntn SDpfden fir BEN oes
rinesn preis bon 10 pfennig fir 6ds
Slid an bic ainbsr o~asgsbdnbiat psrbtn.
Sim 5srbt brineeu bunn bic ainbsr lire
pflsgIinse our gsIt4tisuns na4 tsr
G9uIe fpisosr NIT.
Palisadian. [volume] (Cliffside Park, N.J.) 1906-current, 1916-08-05

near Central Valley, N. Y, last Sun
day, in order to reach a footing from
which he wanted to make a photo
graph of the stream, his foot slipped
on very slippery rock, and down he
went into two feet of water, camera,
plates, focasssing cloth, tripod and
all. Mr.. Logan had presence of mind
enough to throw the camera to dry
land, as he went down, together with
the plate holders, and in this way had
the satisfaction of making the pic
lures of the laughing water" just
the same. Also, Mrs. Logan, who
saw the accident, laughed some at
her soaking wet husband and his
ludicrous plight. He came home with
wet clothes, having not had the fore
thought to take a change along and
the stores not being open on Sunday.
The victim says he will call the pic
lures "a Sunday Smile" instead of
Laughing water" Some one has
suggested that Sunday Spill"
would be a better title.