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DEATHS


BicKERToN-o on March o. 1916 at 1856 D.
M, EDWARD r. BlCKERTON, beloved
son Of Richard u. and Annie Blckorton, nj
nls home; lio0 rhirtieth street southeast,
Funeral . D. NJ Friday March % Inter.
ment Congressional Cemetery
MlNoR-on Tuesday, March q. 1915, at e:ij
.. m, at the residence Of his daughter,
Mrs. NJ. &C. Armlstead 1870 MonteIlo ave.
nue. northeast. ROBERT H. MINOR, aged
eiEhty-elght years. beloved husband Of tic
late Sylvia A. Minor
Funeral Friday March q, at IN. M.
from Mount Jfsre6l Baptist Church, corner
Firth and u Streets southeast Friends and
relatives invited
PLuMMEH-On Tuesday, March e. 1915. nj
Y3 street northwest. LOUISA r.. wife
OF Nathan Plummer, aged seventy-threc.
Funeral Friday morning at 10 a. m
baltimore. Nd. papers please copy.
TOBTAS-On Wednesday, March g. 1916 a,
her residence ill3 q street northwest, after
lingering Illness. LEONA L., beloved
daughter OF william and Laura Tobias.
Notice OF funeral hereafter.
lArkansas City Democrat please COPY,
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The hoys were out on the porch Inn
patiently awaiting Uncle Harry. AS he
swung up the steps with his spr'ngy
stride. they caught him eagerly, one Ny
each arm.
Uncle Harry" Toe began
Are we going TO have war with Mex
ico?" finished Jimmy.
Here, here" replied Uncle Harry.
laughing, lets 20 inside where It Ia
warm
Arc We going to have war with
Mexico?" he repeated. rs the three en-
tered the library. what makes you
two ask that question:
why, tho Mexicans have como up
across tho boundary line between the
United States and Mexico and burned
the town OF Columbus. New Mexico,
and killed a number Of people who
lived there. Isn't that enough reason
to go u war;
Think Jimmy" said Uncle Harry.
having his hnnd on IImny's shoulder.
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CLYnE ID. GARRETT, Attorney.

SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT or
COLUMBIA holding Probate Court. No.
-. TO- Administration. This Is 10 give notice:
That the subscriber, OF the state OF Iowa,
has obtained from the Probate Court OF the
District OF Columbia letters testament
airy on the estate OF Wnona s.
Glasgow, late OF the District Of Columbia,
dec eased. All persons having claims against
the deceased are aereby warned TO exhibit
the same. with the vouchers thereof. legally
authenticated, to the subscriber. on or before
the list day OF March. A. ID. 1917: otherwise
they may by law be excluded from all bene-
III OF said estate. Given under my hand this
2lst day Of March, 1916. CHARLES 4.
SCHLICHTER. care OF G. d. GARRETT.
southern Bldg, Washington. ID. g. tSeall.
Attest: JAMES TANNER. Register OF wills
for the District OF Columbia Clerk Of the
Probate Court.
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SUPREME COURT OF the DISTRICT OF
COLUMBIA. Holding Probate Court No.
p, i0l, Administration. This Ii to give no
tice: That the subscriber. OF the state OF
Iowa, has obtained from the Probate Court
Of the District of Columbia, Letters OF adnlin-
is,SatIoa .. :. on the estate OF Samuel l..
Glasgow, late OF the District OF Columbia.
deceased. All persons having claims agains,
the deceased are hereby warned TO exhibit
the same, with the vouchers thereof. legally
the 2lst day OF March. A. ID. 1917; other
wise they may by law be excluded from all
benefit OF said estate. Given under my hand
this 2lst day OF March, 1916 CHARLES a.
SCHLlCHTER, care Of c. ID. GARRETT.
Southern Bldg, Washington. ID. c. )seall.
Attest: JAMES TANNER, Register OF wills
for the District Of Columbia, Clerk OF the
Probate Court.
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VITAL RECORDS.
Births.

Lucius f. and Edna White. girl
Pasquale and Angialina' Nasco, girl.
George i. and Addie y. Treynur. girl
Attario and Giuseppe Tripi, girl.
Francesca and Emilia Tano, girl
Adolph and Kate Teufel. boy
William IL. and Mae l.. Schriner, girl
George +. and Estella y. Romcr, hoy.
Alphonso h. and Gertrude II. Ordcy, girl,
Ferdinand u. and Mary Y. McGivern. boy,
Erbin I. and Belle Masaha. girl.
J. Alfred and Carrie T. Moore, girl
Joseph and Eleanoran Marine. boy.
Daniel Il. and Catherine J.. Mccarthy Girl
Constantine and Cons.slo I.orupponc. boy.
Walter IL. and Mary j. Hnsmer, boy,
Melvin and Kathleen Cox, girl.
Salvador and Rosi BoVello. girl,
Giuseppe and Alma Bon8nno, girI.
Clouson and Mabel StT!Cklcnt, girl.
James anu Cecilia jackson. bow.
James 7. and laura +. Gibson. boy.
Charles and Mabel Fleet. girl.
Lewis and Anna Brooda, boy.
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Deaths.

Harrie; II. punnington, 80 yrs. rs c st. Sc.
Iurton NJ. Robinson, so. 1850 nltpols ave
Bessie +. FrcCrich. "a yrs. ~ 7,h ST. sw
Walter X McClattchy, 20 yrs, !So7 .j;h ne.
Mary MCMAHON, a yrs.. II ana 5rd SITS. He.
Tony Gallpo. &c yrs, - Decatur IT. ne.
William +, Scott, 60 yrs. 1919 10Th ST. NV.
l.uCretia A. Sutherland. - yrs, ~ s.. NV.
Edith +. Halveston, months. Prov hos.
NV.
Dorothy NJ. Wrcde II days. 81 eth II. ne.
Lucinda Young, rs yrs, H. q 49, sw.
Anthony Mason, II yrs, 1914 HorCorqn 81. NV
Joseph Hall I W. lsl5 G 81. Sc
octavia Sharps, q yrs. 27Cs Olive ave.
Mary Gordon, ~ yrs. ilS l 81. ne.
Elizabeth NJ. Banks, p yrs, Isl Pomcroy
road. Anacostia,
Mary A. Dufhn - yrs. col l'a!rmunt st. NV.
Martha Howard, 20 yrs. Frccd'1cns Hos
James Murphy. " mos, Freedmen's Hos.
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PROPOSALS

OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS OF
THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA Wash.
ington, March 3, 1876. Sealed proposals will
be received at this Office, Room 500 Dis.
tTict building, until clock r. M Tues.
day April 4. 1916, for furnishing and delIy.
ering during the fiscal year beginning July
/, 1916, and ending June 80 1911 for use OF
the various branches of the Government OF
the District OF Columbia supplies as FOL.
lows: stationery; printing, school books
furniture AMI house furnishings tinware and
HARDWARE rubber stamps; plumbing sup.
plies, groceries, and provisions; boots and
shoes: drugs and chemicals. paints and
brushes; lumber; meats, hsh. and poultry;
dry goods; Ice; electrical supplies sadd cry
amt wheelwrisht supplies. kindergarten sup
plies, laundry work. automobile supplies
oils and lubricants; Photographic supplies
flags, athletic goods ana playground equip
ment. Form of proposal, Specifications and
ntCes' gary information may be Obtained from
the Purchasing Officer, u, e., Room $50
District Building In applying specify the
class of supplies for which :or MS are dC'irad
OLIVIER T., NEWMAN, LOUIS NROWN.
LOW, CHARLES W. kCTZ. Commission.
sTs. d. c.
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Marriage Licenses.

Thomas Anderson and Emma NJ. Morant,
both OF Washington.
Luigi ID Abbondanza and PasoualIna PIG
natelll. both OF Washington.
Charles Il, Darracott, OF Petersburg Va
and katherine r. Cousin, OF Chester Va
Washington.
Howard b. Armentront and Fife l.. Sand
ridge both OF Crmora, Va
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CLAIRVOYANTS
M. SPENCER,
ils III AANNAANp
ONE OF THE WORLDS MOST
CELEBRATED

CELEBRATED
PALMISTS AND cLAlRVoYANTs.
Studio, 1918 18th st. N. W,
CONSULT THIS GIFTED LADY
AND BE CONVINCED PERSONALLY
or THE HONESTY AND SINCERITY
OF HER WORK. Without asking a
question she will tell you the object OF
your call, giving names OF friends. rel
atives, and actual facts concerning
your life and circumstances which you
know TO be absolutely true. THE
CEPT ANY FEE UNLESS SHE GIVES
THE UTMOST SATISFACTION
IMMEDIATELY BENEFITED AND
PERMANENTLY HELPED DY CON.
SULrING HER AT ONCE.
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FOR SALt--fAKM

TWO MORE GOOD oNES--2S acres IN Il. =
=, Va, this side Of Quautieo: b,ar.nE
fruit, small house with Aldgs stream. ti nG1
CASH "A garden land woven Wirc innn,tG
100 bearnG fruit trees, stream. we'll spring:
near Falls church, Va, $1,000. See me for a
farm or suburban home, T. JItR,SNE
LIGHTFOOT. 1904 II st. n w :.
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EDUCATIONAL

Commercial Spanish TSs"lx IS.
Mrs. e. II. sIRVENT, Director. NJ. 447s.
Mr.. LUIS RIVERA. Instructor.
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BULLETIN OF AVAIL ABLE OPPORTlJN

DOLLE lin VT AVAIL
Detailed information concerning
DC secured free of charge upon appli
BUREAU OF INFORMATION, q
OF LABOR, SOL
KEY TO AUTHORIZATIONS UsEt,:
ing. PM--per month. PW-Per week r
E Tree Board and lodging. HGF&M--Un
ES-English speaking. Exp-Experience
advanced under favorable conditions.
permanent nature and the help 10 dc
FARM LABORER APPLICATIONS
Maryland.
Ho-6SW. Cecil 90. one single man for gen.
~ work ON grain and dairy farm, Any
ms, : cows. Exp. SIG pm winter, us Pm
~ urn mier. BL& ". Summer wages March IL
Uo-son. Baltimore Co. Two married men
~. toemsters for truck. farm WORK. Any
within 20 miles. 81 PW. HGSF Work for
Virginis.
6eI2@. Warren Co. One married man. mid.
stock. small sasoene engine Tor pumping,
T e; Any Es. No objection to 1 child.
s zap. TT; adv: from Washington and de.
n,.hs9a' w Pm, quarters and board fur
go Pm. Wanted April l.
svE.,b Norfolk Co. One married and one
s sn,,n man for milking and assisting with
fsrred. other rs. is cows. EXP children
-singls, SIS PM, Bki. - ''
general farm worn Ams s WHITE Other ,or
Es EXP. No objection TO two or three
cnhdren. No TT. fa PM winter, $40 PM
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September 90
S70-e27s. Gloucester Co. one married man
Tor general farm work and he foreman u
competent Any white Els. except Itahansi
40 cows. EXP. children permitted. siO
TT. adv. and deducted. SIS on, liGF&n'
TRADES.
Maryland.
Ss-il02-B. baltimore Co. Wanted: 20 ma
ehinists. round house work. IL nachlnists
for erecting shop work; 70 nachinlsts Tor
back shop work Car rApairers AID car
builders. bachInists. 3bc-39c PHI; car re-
pairers and car builders. piecework. TT.
adv 10 hours PD. . on Saturday.
DOMESTICS.
District Of Columbia.
seT-23os. Washington. d. c. one coiorcd
woman for cooking helping to clean FRI
days. Not less than SIS pM and home.
MISCELLANEOUS.
District Of Columbia.
$3.50. WASHINGTON. ID. c. One stenoSrap her.
must be accurate, speedy and well educated.
One experienced In patent work preferred.
Opportunity for Advancement. SO I'm 10
start
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TABLE BOARD

SPECIAL LUNCH-7@ 18th 1t. N W.,
Southern cooking nice home made dessert
hot bread. cake and wafnes, 6 tickets "a; ex-
celIent table board, $3.50 per week: quick SER
vice.
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ROOMS AND BOARD

sth ST. n. W., llo6-Large nicely Furnished
room; excellent board: home cooking; rea-
sonable. 10
MASS. AVE. n. W., ln2-FIrst- class table
board and rooms: rates moderate; Ivy day
week, or month. Phone N. 665l.
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FOR RENT-STORES

FOR RENT-7lI II 81, n IL a 6IS 6a-..T-
store and rooms and bath nat electric
tights and modern show window; only n lew
don't miss II: only $50 49, '"SS'
y. II. HowENsTEIN Co.
Ith and VI SITS. y. L. or 1914 F. St. " w
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Singing, ElOcutiOn

MRS. EMILY FRECH BARNES.
lb 18th 81. n. r. Phone Line. l7Is.
tuesdays and Fridays. 23I 18Th 81. Y. "
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-02-20

Sic @indelter 9lepeatine grnts
So, beren gftien I'M gteuiimertbe bon
500 geltern az Ser 8orie nit $2425
1pttrt tpurben, beabiidtigt cine CT
bobltr1g tbres Iftie1fapitals bon ST.
100000 anf $3O.Oo0,0OO. a 9iclc
Serribaften, ipelde meiitens ilbcr
quite gcrbinbuasen nit Sen ulettenhen
aretlen" perfiisen, 1deinen iid our6
Die platpnil6en 2iebeserfldrunoeu
bpber Mesierunssbeamter an Sic Nll1~
nitions : acknowledgements nidt
einidi6tern 8u laiien.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-02-20

- 2iigen fam jeber, aber MIR elm
ensliI6er gtaatsmam bringt bas
allnitItiid fertig, 51 betpeiien, bab ct
Sic @abrbeit lpri6t, ipenm er Iiigt.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-02-20
aaiirten nidt aenlra gdiffe auftrcibcn
foratel1, I'M ibncn allcs 5u5ufiibrcll,
-1pa5 Tie bral1d5en.
sciatica's itcdc,tbcn edmcrsc,t.

linn Bic &erbenldmer5cn BON Siiftenz
rbelmatis1tlls 5u t0btcr, fDnnen Sic
1t6 immer anf 5lonn's Ointment berz
So oringt Big gum @ib ser
S6mer5en bur6 lnb bringt grleid)tez
rllng, fobalb es al1getpanbt irirb. Gin
.grpBer Comfort nit Glpan's lit ebenz
falls, oaB es nidt eingerieben 51 iper>
Den bra16t. Sloan's 2inimtctt lit uil<
be5ablbar fir 8e5ipingul1g pom Wells~
felnz ober ACKNOWLEDGMENT irgenb ipe11
der @rt. geriltcbt es iofprt, ipenn sic
an Nbenmatismlls, 2unbago, peDen
6als, 8rultIdmer5en, @errenfltngen,
GlletI9ungen leiben. gs lit p~prsiiglidJ
fir Neltralgia ltnS &ppfipeb. 25c bel
alien Npotbefer1. .(In5.).
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-02-20

9umit es nidt berseIen miro,
npllel1 mir oaran crinnern. baBStaatsz
lefretar Gaming Sen gcridJt bes @otz
ldafters Sage III 2pnbon, llatb ipeldem
IN fetnem ein5igen Der in ben1 8rpce'z
ld)en @rclclberidt ansefiibrten Sale
y G ipeiie fir Bic Ben 9entiden ut1z
terldpbenen @raulamfcitcn erbradt
ipllrnen, bcm 9ltblifum inner nod
bore1tbalt. Gelbltberitdnoli9 nibt alls
@cbalii9feit gescn gnglal,b.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-02-20
Ste 5rage, pb elm BON einen

9ie 5rase, pb elm bpn einem
Yhonosrapben berurla6ter 9drm err
traali9er lei, als Dos bDrbare Weiz
men zines &inbes, ipuroe por Mi9ter
5imms i'm Weiieite=@ eris9t in Stem
yort our GrDrteru1g gebradt. Muf
Mnflage Der Jrau Gbarles g. 8az
reb mar bort bic in bem1elben 6auz
lie pobnbafte 5rau aatbleen eri9iez
men, Die angebli6 bermittelit zines
p6pnosrapEen bic @eiunbbeit bes
sfpeijdbrisen SDbndens Der Srau
BaneD gefdbrbet baben ipIte. 5rau
@obinipn fiiGrte an. baB bas liebe
Sinh 10 biel uno 10 laut gebeult
Gube, bab fie ben pbonpgrapben ais
@esenmittel loslaien maBte. 9a
alld anOere 3euyen Die Mirt1amz,
felt Der iugenDli6en S9reiorgane
beitatigten, lieB Der Ri6ter bic Nn=|
floge folsn.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-02-20
S'ratsaebcr: s., Slider Grintina go,
entered at the PoatoffIce at p.v.noor,
a. Second Class Matter.

Ser psaslide semptrot". ei,1o1,,sr;,s
ss %lNiaassallssab feds Nulumeru feSe @ ND
~ Se,lts n66cntli6 ODER $500 tabrIih beii
Soralls5a1lun9 fret abucIiefert. "s'N "'
Iiit Der 9plt auserboJb her s,,,t
aeto einern .guftamt In SEN Ser sihot tm'p g ~,
s sobT,,,, noer W'esiep, $500 idprIib bei Sorauss
PIC sorntaas : anssapr, rtur S,rd Sic Soft
ianrr; ifoe = Tolfaitt tn ben Ger. @tdaten, foftet
Yer. neutrality-suspicious. nrtnpfrotn. hurf hio
9clf 1H1erbaIb ser @er. sfaaten l,nS S,1rh
SIager IN per St1ot $3.50, bel Gpral1s,abIinoo
q $4. 90 ,,e nag eo @ana1a $3.50 llllo mad garopaa
Ser g@ddentiide S Sealiaa9.a" i ,,pet sbei.
ru,Ii ;ouitlpndbs liltb spnnabet,Ss. foftet inner
vals Ger Ser. Gtaate1 So {, mad Canada urb
i'u~ st1pIo $3.50 tdbrlib bel Sprals5nbIung.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-02-20

9taatslefretar Canning idein:
li6 cine l1elIe Senbrns leines 2iebz
lingsgctranfes beridrieben gu baben-
englifden gbee.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-02-20

~ asqlitb crfldrt, gnslanos SENT
De iparcn Su Seginn bes arieges ipz
lppbl in biplpmatiIdcr ipte in militia
rtld)cr 8e5icbung ben Mlliirtcu iibcrz
le9en gctpeiel1. Canals fat CT bos
@egentbeil 9elagtl
- 9onbpncr 3eitltngen befiirluurtcl1
Die g%rnennltng Deg 2prb Murtbcliffc
sum Wtnilter. 9as nare allerbings Sic
natllrltbe Spl9c. Mbcr Mprtbcliffe lit
1tltr grpb I'M aritilirei1, int @csen. @r
fptrb li6 bitten, DEM e1gliIden @plfc
5lt 5eisen, ipas fir eiu bobler @6ipdz
per CT lit.
.
- Scr umerifaniide @ptldaftcr
W'orgertbal in &pnltar1tinopel lit bel
ben GQiirten in1tn9nabc gcfauen. @cil
CT erflart Bat, am 8ospprlls lciem Sic
gerbdltl1ille nabc5u normal. @crbd6tig
tpar er ldpn la19e. ,Seincs bcutlde1l
%gtantcns ipegen.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-02-20
&ulitiidc u,n ,npplitiide @anbsluHcn.

&plitiide ,a,h unpulitiide &ambsluTcn.
Sic Iliirten jlbeln iibcr Sic
@innabmc bon grserltm bl1rch Sic
Glliien.
sic fl,iipfen Sic allsldipcifenb~
item @pffnun9cn, iogar Sic grpbcrll1g
bon aonl ta%ntinopel, on bieien =
5ieg.
Inns crideint bieier nod Iebr
llnffar. ~ Sic @elbuusen ipiberipres
den iid gu icbr.
Tins lpiu i1eine,1, BOB Getro~
frumm aus elmer Mliide einen Gle
pba1lten gel1adt bat.
Ectrpfrllmm bral19te nptIlpcn=
Dig eincn ~groben Sieg", Inn Sen gez
ll%tl1fcnen @1tb bes ruiliiden @plfcs
auf5nfriiden.
England bratdt einen Sicg
ilber sic Siirfen, Inn Sen pollislaz
mitilden gntbuiiasmus enlightenment.
9esbalb Ser usrobe gies" bel
grSerltm. Gbhurten - Ser billfenbe
8pte miro idon nabfommen.
4 y
@ie bisber imrner. itad) @etroz
fr%ltl,t1ner srpBen @iegesnadridten.
Sic groberll,1s BON gr5erllm piro
feine @nsnabme MAIDEN.
@enn Getrofrumm eincn gicg
meloet, barf man neusiepis. lein, pas
Nea 9iuiien b. mieser paiiirt it.
- Wit bem linn ppim Mntcrifo Inn
fem 9%ditermaul gei1miertcn 8llfer
it's Sobn 8itd nidt eetban.
SSiinftauienb : Spnnen gaud)@
bootc - Die nel1ete 11eberraidung Ser
9elttiden 1855. tpieber ip'ne uMtrp<
city,.
England ipiG feline Gee frabtraz
ten rebl1siren, ipabrldeinli6 I'M Tie
lpater nod b0ber idra1ben 51 fDnnen.
Sim 9iinitiglten seitalten ii6 in
Sen britilden amtli6en Gdilberlngel1
Der &riegslage no9 INNER Die Soft
nl11gen.
- u9ie oertide Mrtiderie 5eigt
fllrdtbare &raft", melbet Garis. Mls
pb Sic S%ran5ulen bas iebt crit gemerft
bdtten !
- Sic 2onbpncr ~berlaltgen cine
iddrfere 8locfabe 8eutIdlanbs, W. Ser
@eilt lit ipilig, aber Sic en8liI6eSlptte
tit man i9tpudl
- @enn i9on Sic Sbronrebe Il
5ablloIe 11ntpabrbeiten entbdlt, lit es
gang natiirli6, bab Die 2iige 1i6 mic
Elm rotber Saben burd Bic san5e BRIT
tii6e Eolitif 5iebt.
- 9arin berrl6t inter Sen @riegz
fiibrenben MIR cine @timme, bab feir
%vfauler Sriebe" sel6loIcn perDer
oarf. Nber jeoer benft li9 babel ettpas
Mnberes.
Gus Ser britii6en 9bronrebe
.l1n1ere Gruppen balten iiberau ibre
8%pIitionen." - l1rb am ndtnIidcr
Sage ipurben vnnIere rgllppen" be
Dpern aus ibren Eolitipnen binausz
.getpprfen.
- Sic britiIdenHoifrallbereien mn
anbere 8illfiirli6feiten segen Sic Ser
9toaten iheinen Germ glibu Npo.
ni@t cinmal ertpabncnstpertb. Bfut
Spinnel
Staatslefretdr Gaming idcin:
ii9 cine ,1elle genbrng leines 2iebz
linssgetranfes berldrieben 5u baben-
et1glif9en Sbee.
- 2iigen fam jeber, aber MIR cit
enslil6er gtaatsmam brinst oas
&unltItiid fertig, 5l betpeiien. bab Ell
Sic 8abrbeit Ipridt, ipenn er liigt.
.
- Gin beutIdes gaudboot iei iie=
ben amerifanilden 9ooten bieler Ir:
slei6ipertbis, bat @i5cabmiral Gran,
bot bem M1arineausl6uB bes &auIeS
erflart, nno Die @n9ldnbers iperben e
H.. A., Ioc4n4:.,, fHEt4 -g.t
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-02-20

- 8ie Sic IQiirten nit i6rem GEL
De allsfpmmen %lppllen, lit ein Mdtbiel,
oos lie ielbit nidt gu lDien bermoscn.
gnglano Fat felt Ml1sbrlt6 bcs &ricges
i6pn 5ebn Milliaroen aufsenpmmen,
Sra11fretd logar brei5ebn Miliarbcn.
gnglonbs lesise Mussaben pro Sag
belaufen 1id auf 25 Mailipnen llnb
iperm Die nellen @eere aufgeitellt iinb.
iperocu Tie 1i6 auf 30 Milionen belallz
fen. Sronfrei9 braltdt fiinf5ebn Milz
ltpnen Den Sag. @nglaitb nt1p Staliell
millien bon bielen 2dnbern minbeitens
5llm 8etrage bpa1 5 Milionen ben 3ag
unterItiitt tperoen. Ma6t 5niam1e1l
SO @illionen Den Sag. Cine M1iIliarz
ben : Nnleibe reibt Damn anf 5tpan5ie
Gage lnb es lit bp1 flar, BOB ~nacbbepl
Die sdllbcn l6on in lold6em Mabe
allfsebauft iinb, nidt mebr pielc geilz
liarben nlfgebra6t tperben f0nnen.
8enn Bic Maiirten ben arieg nod brei
Wonate fprtfiibren iponen, perben iie
lpcitere Az gsiaiaroen brallden. Sc
lit a1sgeidloIlen, bab iie cine lolde
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niige befannt. Sc nabrt ii6 bonn eige=
nen 8pben, ipabreno Bic aQiirten Sen
gr0bten Sbeil bprn suslanbe be8ieber
miiiien. 9ieler l1nterl6ieo miro am
beiten berltanolid, ipenn man bebenft,
bab 9eutl6lanb, ipeldes BPM Meere
abgelperrt lit, nidts in1portiren fam
unb bo@ nidt in &otb TT, lpdbrcn0 sic
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-02-20

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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-02-20
Gin he,,t1hps Souhhnnt 5ei [

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ben amerifanilden @ooten bieier art
sleid1pertbig, bat @i5eabmiral Grant
bor bem @arinealslduB bes &alies
erfldrt, unb Sic Gn9ldnners peroen es
'ibm germ beItatigen.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-02-20

England lit Ser cin5ige Sreltno
Der Wepnroe : 9oftril1, abcr MIR besz
ipcger1, tpeil Bic 9pftrin Sen Ser taaz
ten Die Mnf9abe 5uipeiit, sic gnttpifz
lung Der Seinbe GroBbrital1l1ie11s gu
berbinbern." (Gbica9o Sribune.
8eipeis: Sic geiitergreifnng Ser
MOSQUITO &iiitc bur6 England, Scr
yer n6, Senc5uela I'M Sen bcitcn I6eil
letncs 8elises Su bera1ben lnb sic
artcssorobung, bur6 pel9e Sic Ser.
staatert gc5lpl1ngcn ipltroen, bas Sc
leb a%ltf5nbebcn, meld)es amerifallii9cr
Sdtffcn Die abgabcnfreic 9llrdgfabri
our6 oen 8nran1a : aa1al gel tattctc.
Ilio Die Station, ipelde offenfunpiae
Seinbldaft 9cgen Sic NapnroezG pftrir
9e8etet bat, lit lift Sreunb nnb Sic
Deut1de Station, tpelde nod ME Ser
letleHen 8eril6 gemabt fat, Sic M3pn=
foe : 9oftrin an5utaiten, lit ibr Sei,1b
g9te probritilde 2osifl,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-04-14
Cocoanut Oil Fine
for Washing Hair

II you want to keep your hair IN
good condition. be careful what you
wash IL with.
Most soaps and prepared sham
poos contain too much alkali. This
dries the scalp. makes the hair
brittle. and is very harmful. Just
plain mulsified cocoanut oil (Which
is pure and entirely grease!ess). II
much better than the most expen-
sive soap or anything else you can
use for shampooing. as this can't
possibly injure the hair.
Simply moisten your hair with
water and rub II In. One or two
teaspoonfuls will make an abund-
ance of rich. creamy lather. and
cleanses the hair and scalp thor
oughly. The lather rinseS out
easily. and removes every particle
OF dust. dirt. dandruff and exces-
sive oil. The hair dries quickly
and evenly. and II leaves It fine
and silky. bright. fluffy and easy
to manage
You can get mulsified cocoanut
oil at most any drug store. II Il
very cheap. and a few ounces 10
enough to last everyone in the fam
lily for months.-Advertisement-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-04-14

stockings which cost from s2.5o
10 $3.50 a pair.
Buve s225.ooo NECKLACE
Diamond Jim Brady tells me
of a man buying his wife
t22h. 900 pearl necklace.
Does any woman ever wear
them" gasps Miss Unsophistica-
ton from the Middle West. look.
Ina In at the wonderful things In
\ lingerie shop window.
4 don't know" answered.
lets so IN and sec
What 10 the price OF this
night dressT" ve asked.
Ono hundred and fifty." an
swered the shop girl She added.
Mrs. - OF Fifth ave. has
ordered n doxen."
A lingerie bridal set was
shown ne at $1,000.
Let me see some corsets." I
requested In an exclusive Fifth
ave. corsoticr. Something for
about $40 a pair. please"
CHEAPEST coRsETs s2s
"ws only make them 10 order
and our cheapest are e25." said
the clerk.
None Of tho things I have men,
toned II actually In evidence In
the making OF thcse beautiful
women. not one OF whom does
anything but pet and coddle her
own beauty.
Add TO them gowns. hats.
glossy furs. LAGOS. the limousincs.
Jewels. wraps. sports toys and
you have tho most expensive
luxury in all New York. or all
the worid--feminine beauty.