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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-05-11
Neaisteiten aus Soma!
0fa Wlninrs.


Serr GtniI SdRabel, 407 6. 4De.,
fat lest bic 8ertretung Der Smnb0
Sri6ane. Sir bitten Ole geier, BEN.
iel6en N~eaisfsiten aus Gir6en., Der.
Gins. nlO Samilienfreiisn sntOmmeu
III Iaiicn, ipeldIe Ocrielbc siir Ser.
Sffemtlidnng in Der Sribiinc iiber,
mittclm mir6. aad nimmt Serr
Gdnabcl SnGifriptiUns 0elSrr in
Gmpfana.
0ic Goli5ei beidlogltobmte bier
mGbreno 0es Monots 4pril 1915
Gints @bisfep, 90 Charts Bier
uno 5 8ollonen AItohol.
SRI. glio Eroitel, Die Godter bon
sSobn 5roitel, beiiioet iid) lett ciui.
gcn @odlen 5ur erbolitng in Colo
ra0o.
gm Sonntag, Sen Z. Moi, Iouo
Die regelmGBige 0onatsherlunuH.
hing 0es @erlaania WannerdDrs
itatt. 9ieielbe mar redjt gut be-
iudt. Is muroeu mebrere meme
Mitglieocr oufgenonmen. aud be-
pilliqte Der 8erein $1,000 fir bic
0eutIdp terreids1tngoriid)e SilfSge.
ieaifaft fiir Die decentralization
Gic @eiraidoft beoblidtiat eitien
5ono non $4,000 ouf8rbrineet.
Die gunoes. Grokaeinporenen ho.
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ans BEN Situate.

2intoln. 9ie 6obrifunlagen Der
8ooos Bros. Silo Wiis. So. braun.
fen Nontag mittog ab. Ger unges
ridtCtc S6ooeu betrdet 100000.
Beatrice. Charles geeiobart CT.
lag Sofntog abeno einem 9ar5.
idl1g. Gr erreihte elm 4lter bon
70 Sobren ituo nobate iiber oreibig
Sabre in Beatrice.
gnlentine. gllf Der. bier Nleilen
pom bier entfernten 5orm BON Serrp
5linneour ipitroen Montag obeno
oas 8obngebGlioe uno Die Stolllln.
gen ein Roub Der 5lammen.
Grlbertion. @Gbreno om Conn.
tog oas thermometer bier nuf 80
6rno itonb, fiel es m1breno Der
glaht ouf SO @ra0, olio altf niir
eiren @roo iiber Dem @efrierpunft.
@irfliA Elm Meter Eenlperoturpea
iel.
aitburn. Somer s. Sopp, elm
56iiler Der bieiieen Sodidule, err
trant dm Somltd9 beim 9a0en inn
giemnbn 6lrB.
Sbracnie. Ger iunge Sormer au.
quit 8eiie, melder leste ISOLDE
ldner nerlest fuilroc, ais fem Sc
iponn ourdeing, lit am 5omstog
in cincm Soipital in Omaha ieinen
gerlesmgen erlegcu. Die 2eife
pilrOe 5nr 8eerOigllite bierbcr iber-
fibrt.
Columbus. Montag in nlIer
5rilbc pcridaffte iit Elm 9ieb III
ben 8olace Meat Warfet gineang
uio enttuenocte ans Der 2aSenfaiie
$3.50. 9lan bat einen %fritbercn
angeitelten oes @eid1fts in Der.
oadt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-05-11
an unIere ce(er
in SG0-O0kOta

SER Soas Qenlutbl Serousgebet
0es gGeutlder SeroIo@ IN SiouI
5aQs, Q. 8, puroe ouf Der re.
pnbIitdniihen aonferen5 in gatt.
deli ais DeIe9dt fiir Die republi.
Ianiide NationaI aonpention roHi.
inert.
ga iif mr. SEER 0emutb, foie
uidt m0erS at ertparten, unbeoingi
9e9en bic AufteIung 3beoOore goo.
icueIt8 CUNT republifaniideu 8r1ii.
oentidafts . aonoiooten ousgeipro.
den bate, murbe Inn bon natibi.
itiiher 5eite Elm gelpifier Sol.
@rigsbD BON Siour Sails, elm be-
geiiterter arb1nger giooieoelts ols
Beqcnfanoinot aufgeiteat.
3ir glalbeu, DAB es nidt not.
menoig iein miro, unieren oeuti1eH
2eiern it iener @egeno, fpeId,e Der
republifaniihen 9nrtei ongcboren,
nod oes 2ongen mo 9reiteu al
erfl1ren oaB es 8abniinn mo pc.
Htiider SeIbitnprO mare. perm ic
einen aauoiooten unteritiiben, mel.
der fiir GooIebeIt, Der Die bentider
gnrger oes 2anoes ouf oas &C.
Heinlte beleioigt bat, eintritt. So.
oer Oelltlde &epublifaner, Der einer
anbGnger Rooiebelts, nie 6icIeu
Sol. @rigsbn nntcritiibt, bat iid als
8err1ter an iciner oeutiden 80
jtnmmung bcpieien.
SEER Geiii1ttb 0ogegelr, ueIder 10.
biel fir bos Geutiftltm oes Staa.
tes ltto fir ben oeittidromerifoni.
idlen StantsnerbanO geton. IoIte
in Der BrinldrtpabL nnt "a. 9ldi
u~nbeoingt Die 5timmen 1ler
S~eutidrnmerifaniiden Republifnner
erholteu.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-05-11

iGronenbereer iiber9eber. Bon Ser
I@eutter oe8 crit Dor fpenigen Stun.
ben 5ttr @eIt g|efommetlen artnben
Ifeblt leoe Spur.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-05-11

8m Servings Brian miro am
'Mittnoh IN Sort Dodge ipreden.
.Sbm al @bren ion cine grobe 30,
'rooe Itottfinoert. - PIN 0tenstag
ptrbe Die oiesidbrige bieiige 8nie.
ball Saiion ebenfals bur1 cine 8os
raOe %eingelcitet.
Der iiebenidbrige saul grotner
bon @ebiter @itD lpltroe am Sans.
'tog bon Dem 4lttpmobil bon 8. &.
Maim bon bier iiberfobrert, ieopd)
.iiuo Die @erlebungen eIiiflidermeiIe
ni9t beoenftlidl. Der &nobe lief
'beim SpieIen gerooe in oos arto.
mobil binein.
8rof. $. s. 6. M1teGer, 1926
.8ierte ape. 5iiO, nuroe Sonntog
bon ieiner Satin nit einem &naben
.beIhenft.
Bel Dem ON Gonntog bonn bieii.
gen 6d)iibenflub ubgeboltenen9reis-
.idieBen int Minerol gitn 9riping
.&orf baben iid) Die @ebrilber 81.
.aallsfp uno Soc aausfp ST.. ais Die
Sdiisen belpieien.
Sci ben am Samstag bier obge.
.baItenen republifnniid)en mie oenlo.
.frotiidleli @ouutp aonpentionen ultrs
ben 8eihliiiie 5ngltniten oes 6raiten.
ltimmrehts angenommetl.
Gin rleu g%eborener annbe mliroe
an 6rettdg ini Gpuntn-@ eb1it0e ill
8ubedimmer fur 5rouen oufgefiln-
ben nn6 Der 8olisetH1otrone Sri.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-05-11
BETTER R~ndbeHaH5ng.
go. 1913.

Oenen sr gu tdmpfen bate. Qm u.
quguit bate Gobr Oas beIdperli4e
GeI9dft beeubet uno trat bic Riids
reiie an, bic nett bsI9nsrIi4er aIs
Der antauf mar.
3unG9R ipuroen Die pferbt in
@ruppen BON 200 Stid perteilt, aus
bensn aber bic pfsrOe onfangs INNER
dusbreden MOLTEN, oenE bic Dor benz
Riidmari4 in ein3elnsn 9spots sus
iammsugei4IOFsneu pferbe botten
6rsunoihaft geidloFen, uno ebe tie
Ti9 nun an lire neue umgebung
gep0bnten, bauerte es cine Meile.
Gbe bos sei4db, uerIu9tsn lie BET
ihrsn dltsn 5reunOen INNER 8eIu4e
su MAIDEN,
Gum Ridmdri4 lpuroe ni4t bic
eigen.lide a~anSItroBe benubt, ion.
bern bic neben Dem Suupttpege Ii9
hin3isbeube 9reibsrtraBs, moDurh
man bic ni9t unerbebIiaen Stras
benz unb 8riifensel0er iparte unb
RE St0runsen bur6 Nosen Dermieb.
Der Go9ri9e Transport puIiierte
ben prutb BEL Began, ben Dnjeifr
BEL Mdriampol, bic Sane BEL. 9orie5,
BITE @eihIel bei OtaIersSe. llnb ole
bieIe sroben Glife ME natiirlid
aud bic tIeinereu tpurbsn ourd>
|I9nommsn, mas beIonosrs idnierig
mar, tpenn Durd Rssengiife bic
FliHe angsI9nolIen parer. 9ubei
g~erissen nidt ieIten aud pferbe in
Len 5truoel Der Gtr6me unb srtrans
fen.
Sn ben grOBsn DdIOern Gali3iens
nieDerum ma4ten Ii9 bic W0lfe ses
fdbrli9 bemertbor. pa 3ur Rodts
3sit i'm 5reisn gelagert purbe, muBte
is9r iorgfdltig Wa6tOienit abgebols
ten tperben. GiEs 1noere Gefdbr bos
ten bic 8epitter. SDbr er3Gblt BON
einem Idtperen Geipitter nit Rsger
unD 6agel, Dos Den Srdnsport ouf
Dsm renten llfer Der Soue 3ur Ra9ts
3stt befisl. nobel fat oLe qferbe
auseiaanper.eiprsngt tpurOsn.
GrIf Wlitte September fam bic
Remonte in lliejt in OberTdIsIien an,
mo Ole @ertsiluns an bic aesinenter
erTolgts Qm 2. Ropem6er fam Sobr
na9 amer abnsIenbsit BON 81a Mos
naten in Berlin on.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-05-11

Iben cine llnteriufung barber ein-
Igeleitet, Oh Gle 0ebrosfo.Soiua
g9boleiale @rocers qiiociation ge-
Iqen 0aS S6er1uon i6e antis&rults
I@eieb beritoBt, @s limo bereits 65
3ellgen gelaoen.
3ratt &enrD Soltpt befin6et fidy
felt 5fpci 8o6en in lutherilden so.
|ipital, no iie iih elmer Operation
~unter5ieben milBte. @ir niiniden
6aloige bolige @eneiung.
6re0 4ern mo Sro1 ans Grimes
Ibefon0en iid olt 5onntog beludlss
Ibol6er iii 0eS Moincs. Die @rirnes
Greaulerb, in neld)er SER aern
@orutaun 1T, erriftet eiile Ser groB-
ten Gonierbenfabrifen i'm 5tnate, Die
Ibalo nonen6et iein miro.
llniere glngier Iino bereits nit
oen Gor6ereituneen fir Oie @ngeI-
|ioiion beiddftiat. 6ernlon SEMEN
SSulilts Moebel mo @nttlieb Sal
wer0eu iid balo Der eolen @ngelei
|binse6eu. uno altdp Charles 6aller
bat fir ndditen Sonntdg cine Slid.
purtie arrangiert.
sort Dodge.
8isbcr boben 80 ann0i0atcn lire
Gominationspopiere fir Die perid)ie.
oenen Gourtps uuO 8omnibip-a en.
Ter eiugerciht, II baron fir Die
Igountn- Acmtcr. So MAIDEN iid Die
SUM : 4rimormablen idon beulerf.
bar.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-05-11
BASEMENT.
r@r 5000 5aaeH, inHse &aOdrH nuD SaH@s
Seide- und Baumwolle Kleider

pGpalpDten engettlt mt mnnoerb1ren Grparnten fnr Se Dies lit SMe gs
lgenBet
sir 5men mo iuge @aOten gattn, grepe DC Chine. enade mo gcmuaer.
O = h Sebenleber. Gusenoe blbfder 92uNhr pIe nit gbifct4ermmIn uo
stdercteas; neue mete. fiegenOe aode Sport uO GOutee Gillette un;
$40, $3.50, $3.50 mo $5 inert nanfe nod m@r; ubr 800 sr
H. Gute Sbfe bor5lgite Areit Lno nooene Salons.
sir teber 500 id6ne seoentIdOer fir Oen 9ras fir 5rauen unb itnge
o. D2dodct Gnsenoe bubider Gafcns aus Sene mo @oacnpopth Gdctn
SeOe China SG6e up. 0ianfe nit Gebaermetn goahe uno Sport
efehet Sn allen 5ar6en no ifmar5 boNt mo@rae Salons, @rBe IA
$500, 5000 m0 $3.50 inert.
Sir rmr 400 i1one, rein mdbe 2mgerealdoer fir 5r1en uno ianee gRd6.
Or 6h g8rm6erbare 56ophngen aus ibOnen 9esen ihOner Orgonote, 2G-
90 nenhpt um. Shderer uo Observation-Disclosures, tibfb beiest Bis af
Die GRue moNune Salons. nit Emita Rufbeh Gotee @fefte repno
nhrmoion @roouerung np. @iee @ufer @rOBe Ia bis 1S fir imge @Go.
no 36 bis 46 fir 5ruuen. $500, $500 uno $3.50 inert
5r lher 1000 aGa6r fir ohRn GrdB, bunoerte bmihibener 6ormen, bMe
40 9ufer @GBe uno babite fnr6he Goihftdbe aus Gnhue, genuneten
40 CORDS, bibib forirhn ub eefreHfen Stofen, @oDtdtBoftiofen uhp,
Die Iestn @tobeae Der oridbrigen saion bde ne oieSiabrqe goOeae
tt. 8ete Hode, Gamen, @uteL Goatee uo Sport@fPte. $3.50, $500 u0
mt @iee Gaufer unOge in @roBen Ia Bis 20 rmo SO Biz "A.
6r 1000 mGBe m6 fnrHge 8otbfi6er fir 5rauat @6Oden uno auniors
NO 6reuag All 0ieem neorgen Gris. SHE euhn SaHons, monfe go3 no.
.UU bern. 9rnbcrte bgibieoene 6ornen mo stoHe. aommen Sic in Der Or
mnhmg, ben nunoer6nrfen Roren ndBer suo farb8er 8afdfleber bor
NJ gerabe Die 6ornen uno 5tOre pdhe sic fir beoepteno mebr @elO su erporten
$3.50, $500 umo $3.50 inert.
BY f. Snubrs. GrSfe 1916 + Sraneu. groRe HIS fir innse geaOaen.
eden m6 Gnen bon 5ruuen, MaOden- mo Suniors- 8oFhhebern u6 Saus.
teDern, mande pom 9ontcren ehuas befhmust oer iot perfect. Sis $tO0
L pet
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IN ben ii m 9s9HiIden 0cfs
fduleu prsuBsns babsn i'm Sabre
1914/15 65 DOltorinssRieurs promos
tioneu EtattsefuHben, gsssn 121 i'm
Sabre 1894. 0ie meiifen qros
motionsu ipeiif bic sebnii6e Sod)s
Tduls in GbarIottenburg nuf, mans
lid rs. Gs FoIsen: Sannobsr nit
10, anGen unb 9rtsIau NIT ie IL,
9anSis nit 2 PromOtiOnsn
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-05-11
q,ts guone. Ga.

See 2oir ipuroc bier neeen Bier,
oeoiebIt1bIs in Suft aenommeu. 81
miro beifruIOist, 8fpei pferoe in per.
RI geitOblen 81 hobeH, unD BIZ
5deune, in pelder iid oieieIber
befan6en, in Brand gcIteft 81 ba.
ben. nobel rleun RierDe III Der
6loninten nmfamen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-05-11
Gns 8ouRs, Soma.

SER q .Sorn bot iein 5leii6pa.
rereeidGit an George ~9lnoerIol bon
0ttllmtpa berfouft. @err Sorn bot
Ifid nod ttidyt entIdIoIien, mas er
in 3ufunft betreiben mill.
Sim Z. @tai eridienen bier Die
Grnefungspreoieer inter @un0ers
6iibrun6. allb befinoet iid inter
Ioieien Elm friibercr @ebiilfe bon giI.
lp SunOaD. Der 9%lnorang gum Gr.
pefungstempel iii ein GROCER uro
Der f~inan3iele grfolg miro aud
rpobl bier tliht oltsbleiben.
Or. s., 8. 2ble. ieit eilleut Nteit.
ihenalter bier IN Boone ais Elm ae.
iddster Slr8t beiAGftiat bat feline
Gdtigfeit bier ~oufgeaeben lm0 iid
nad 2es Moines begebert, iuoIelbIt
or an Oortigen S~anitorium oent me.
I0iSiniiden SAD bor5uIteben qe.
0enft.
Carl StoGte, elmer unIercr alto.
item oeittiden 9nfieoIer, itorb per-
ganaene @odc I'M 9fltcr bon etrpn
"a Snbrcn. ct binterldbt cine
gtontnmmenlhoft bon ctiua 100
enfeIn unb rreutelt
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Is be3nblt iidl, in ben paIai,
ffisierten a~n5eieeu@ Der Gribiine srl
o%llnoncieren.
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OOR Den 3meigGn 0eS
StaatSUer6un0eS!

Dunbar. glebr, 6. 1lai 1916.
8%eriommlifng oes Dunbar Orts.
perbanoes ani AZ. Mni, nahmittogS
2 ltbr. ale giitglieoer fino &c.
bctcii, 81 toTumen, ebenio ale Dert.
an Don nnoerea 8ereinen.
aoolpb @eiler, Brdiibrnt.
Otto Siemers, Sefret1r.
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sterLinn. Nebr.. 9. Wlni l0l6.

Gterling, Re6r., 6. Mlai 1916.
Der geltidnmeritnnilhe @ereiu
bon Sterliug uno llnleegeno belt
ON 5. glpril feline erite Subresber.
ioumlung ab. 6olgenoe 9eanlten
muroen gcipd6lt: 5rit SobnIom
Yrdlioent; DieOr. Sc1lsmon, 8ise.
Erdiioent; @eert Gicfen, SetretGr;
@ottIieb Guao, aailier. Die Ieste
geriamuling lpliroe ON Oltermon
tag, Den "a. qpril, a~bgebolien nn0
bonn 8rGlibehten Die n~otfpeuOigen
aoniteen crnaunt. Die n1dite
geriomnIune finoet itott oni 0litt.
nod, ben II. Mloi oben0s 7 ll6r,
bel peIfer @eIegeubeit &err 9rofel.
ior 8ergitroiier cine Reoe bnlten
miro. @. 8.
Roanoke Rapids herald. [volume] (Roanoke Rapids, N.C.) 1914-192?, 1916-08-11
"Hushl It's Campbell Pope, the Critic"

need STEADY with a kick in each
mitt," suggested Jim.
II wish you would punch him."
who? Me? And go joy-riding with
a square-toe? Nix. I'm too refined.
Did you see tonight's papers"
There wasn't much In them.'
Jim smiled wisely. There would
have been If things hadn't gone right.
I'm glad for your sake"
"Oh. the harms done, suppose.
But there's one good thing about it
Bob Wharton hasn't bothered me this
evening""
Jim, with an expressiOnless face,
tried to speak to Lilas Lynn, who had
just come In. When his sister came
down after the last act, he was wait
ing at the door and helped her into a
cab, despite her protestations that she
would much prefer to walk.
What are you going to do with all
the coin you save? Slip it to the shoe
makers?" he laughed. 81 don't go out
often; you'd better spring me good"
AS they seated themselves in the
main room at Proctor's, he appraised
her with admlring eyes. you're the
candy, sis. There's class to that lay
out"
TITS part Of the game to look well
in public, but I'd have enjoyed myself
more If We had gone to Billy the
Oysterman's and dressed the part"
She surveyed the gaudy dining room,
with Its towering marble columns, its
tremendous crystal festoons, shower
ing brilliant but becoming light upon
the throngs below, then nodded here
and there to casual greetings.
Proctor's was show place. built
upon the site Of former resort the
fame Of which had been nationwide;
but the crowds that freQuented 1t now
were Of different type to those that
had gathered In "the old ProctOr's."
Prices were higher here than else
where; the coatroOms were robbers
dens, infested by Italian mafiosl; tips
were extravagant and amounted In eff
feet to ransom. But New York dearly
loves to be pillaged. Nothing speeds
the Manhattan sleep hater more swift
ly to change of scene than the knowl-
edge that he Is getting his moneys
worth.
speaking Of clothes,' Jim contin-
ued, staring past his sister to another
table, there seems to be a strike
breaker in the room. Pipe the gink
with the nightshirt under his coat and
the shoestring tie There must be
masquerade Say! He's bowling to
you"
Hush! It's Campbell Pope, the
critic"
Mr.. Pope had risen and was SLOUGH
ing toward them. He took Lorelei's
hand, then shot sharp glance at her
escort as the girl introduced them. Ac-
cepting Jim's mumbled invitation. he
seated himself and instructed walter
to bring his coffee. Jim watched the
nearest entrance with some anxiety,
for the reviewers presence did not fit
well with his plans. As he finished
he heard Pope say:
81 was sorry the story got out, Miss
Knight; but It was pretty well smoth-
cred In this evenings papers. OF
course you were dragged Up by the
hair to afford a Roman spectacle; we |
nj saw what It meant when 1t came
10 u.s."
"What did II meany queried Jim,
with brotherly interest.
"Blackmail. The word was written
all over 1t. Melcher's connection with |
The affair was proof Of that; then--the !
way 1t was handled! Nobody touched |
Il except the Dispatch, and, of course.
Il got It's price"
Roanoke Rapids herald. [volume] (Roanoke Rapids, N.C.) 1914-192?, 1916-08-11
prise: he was clad in fanltless 4vAn,no

prise: no was clad In fanltless avan'n"
49,
why the barbaric splendorY In
quired Lorelei. 'Do you want me to
dress. tOO?"
"Sure thing. Look your best, and
make me think I'm regular John"
Bergman dropped in to see me to-
night" she told him, after they had
gossiped for moment. Il don't like
the way he talked. He thinks he owns
the girls who work for him"
Jim replied, carelessly: BLOW him
and his job. You can get on at the
Palace Garden"
There's my contract: he can dis
charge me, you know, but | can't
quit-that's one Of the peculiarities Of
a theatrical contract Well-he insist
ed on taking me to supper"
"a brother is handy thing, once
In while, but for everyday use you
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Continued Next Week

..'einaold suIAow . :ssxs
s.'noE loy }ssIun 10 sInloId . sI eIeqLs
'slsek oAa NJ psausI SUI su esnog
pIIua sql sulAveI seuor 10 zoO1..
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CHAPTER x.

Jim's appearance when he entered
the dressing room that niaht was sur
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-12-18

tG HAVE a terrible headache" re-
marked Constance Duulap to hct
friend, Adele Gordon, the petit,
cabaret singer and dancer Of the May
fair, who had dropped in to see her one
afternoon
"You poor, dear creature" soothet
Adele. why don't You go 10 see DR.
PRICE, He has cured me He's ,plen.
did splendid"
Constance hc,itatcd DR. Morcland
price was well-kuown physician All
day and even at night. she knew, auto
mobiles and cabs rolled up to his door
and their occupant, were for the most
part, styishly gowncd women
"Oh, come on urged Adele. He
doesn't charge az highly AS people seem
to think Besides III go with You and
introduce YOU, and he'll charge only as
he does the rest ot us in the proies
sion"
Constance'S head throbbcd iranti.llly
She felt that she must have some rcliet
soon "All right" she agreed, "lll 60
with you, and thank YOU, Adele"
Dr. Prices office was ON the first
floor of the fashionable Recherche
apartments, and, as she expected, Con
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eager to he doing something, 81 really
must be going can't say feel any
too well myself"
81 think I'll take a walk with YOU
answered Constance, who did not like
the continued effect OF the two pow
ders Il feel the need OF exercise-and
air"
Adele hesitated but Constance al
reSdy had her hat on. She had seen
Drummond watching DR. Prices door
and it interested her to know whether
he could possibly have been following
Adele or some one else
As they walked along Adele quick
ened her pace, until they came again
to the drug store.
81 believe I'll 70 in and get some
thing" she remarked, pausing
For The first time in several minutes
Constance looked at the face of her
friend. She was amazed to discover
that Adele looked as II she had had a
spell VI sickness Her eyes were large
and CLASSY her skin cold and swea,y,
and she looked positively pallid and
thin
(To Ne Contnued)
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New York Boy, Is,
Praised by France

PARIS, Dec. lS. - Julian Allen OF
New York City, former student at
St paul's school, Concord, n. H., i:
cited in army orders "ior having vol
unteered to transport wounded re
quiriug urgent care. from relief post
to hospitals over a route, in sight OF
the enemy and frequently swept BY
shell and machine gun tirc--a fine cx.
ample of bravery and endurance
Julian Allen is IS years old, son OF
Frederick II Allen a lawyer OF New
York, Julian has been with the French
army as an American ambulance driy.
er since last March His father is
head OF the American Relief corps in
Paris.
The boy who is large for his years
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The CHILD CAN'T help 1T

Does your child's Kidneys act with.
ont It's knowledge while asleep and did
you know this trouble is easily con.
,rolled with Liquid Shu Make II is
positively guaranteed 10 stop any case
after the second day
ANY druggist has Liquid Shu Make
or will gladly get it from his whole.
Salcr for YOU in 2Sc bottles a guaran-
tee is printed on every package II the
medicine stops the trouble YOU certain.
" will know it-no chance to be mis-.
taken; II not, the druggist is authorized
TO refund the money without a question
so why not get bottle today and Try
it2-Ady.
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THAT JAR OF MUS1EROLE ON
The BATHROOM SHELF
Has Relieved Pain for Every One
In the Family

When little Susie had the Group; when
Johnny got his feet wet and caught cold,
when father sprained his knee; when
grannys rheumatism bothered her
That jar of Musterole was righ, there
10 give rehef and comfort.
Mu,terole is a clean, white ointment
made with oil OF mustard. II will not
blister like a mustard plaster.
Quick relief for sore throat, bronchitis,
tonsiltis, stiff neck, asthma, neuralgia,
headache, congestion. pleurisy rheuma.
tism, lumbago, pains and aches of tho
back or joints, sptains, sore muscles,
bruises, clNlblains, frosted feet, colds on
the chest (it often prevents pneumonla).
Try Mus,etole for eroupy children.
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Girls Are Declared
Failures in Their
Choice of Fathers

CHICAGO, Dec rs It viii he a
rough old day for a lot Of Us when
the girls follow the rule laid down by
Mr., Charlotte Perkins Gilman, in an
address before the Chicago Womans
club
She would have girls marry only the
big well mu,clcd handsome chaps apt
tu be the father, ol Young Apollos
Young women have got to marry a
different sort OF man" she said 1T is
gong to reduce the number of mar
ragc licenses, but the choice OF a huS-
band should be made solely from the
biological and psychological standpoint
and not ON economic grounds
1--WE have failed in the choice oi
fathers"
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