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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-24
Hints for &
HousokoopQrG

Oli lace curtains. too ragged TO use.
r.ak, ufst-fnt" window uuuthDra cut
h'm INTO slunr's Hnd tack the edges
round 90 prevent iftylng
OdI bits uf old velvet polish iufui-
wfr silver and plate as We'll ns cham
U.H leather
smpl .rpps ~ soap should never hc
thrown ava. collect them m jar
t.H water and stand jar 900 oven until
.urp 3, melted ON washing day tha.
ur ls re- welcome friend Soapauis are q
srni fertilizer fnr cabbage, RrI other
s'g''nbl'F
Nuth"I's. dried oaug, peel and burnt
match end, trr useful MIXED with small
coal. for fires Capital nrchrhtcrs can
De- made from two thin sticks bound
together lu the center. ,rosswt4'. with
cork fixed 600 th. top uf each stick
IHhl',p'hs cut down into small tray.
cloths. sheets can become dust sheets
lrt shabby towels make good dish
l'.'hs uut household cloths generally
uld v'o'.ngs and vests make good metal
pu.ishofs Tho, .an also be- cut uy In
lu' homemade quilts Oi nov spapor.
pulish glas and are good substitute
cooled up tightlyl for urvWood capi.
ul pHi for stair carpets. and are oi
i.i fold Use. 100 the Nirh,u.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-24
Revelations d5GWGe
Being he onesshr dm t%F %E,
Average harried Woman ~ Garrison

NNI. Then, tU, Wludrr'r W. Thought
Fuu W,r' never ,omius
llu. Underwood and blUkv anfnug
in fhDr irrI Hs liIlu' and 'ui,rol
NOr dining rHuW Nf UpuI '. VIZ TO.
i,rHUuI $50. the first 90 t',Ii ! F'HI,
"a glance at u.tv WAS hr iII urrrf
Hello. NHUE, r.tls iYu. was
careless lis indifference siuug w" p
little. hlt resolved NOT ~ let 10 Of.
feet wo
Good afternoon. pI.k}." Wl %.
dcwuI,y NH could irrN 4. NH com.
p,rIuu have already greeted YOU
once TODAY believe,
For u.i nm instant. lIrUy r1rr.
wood ng. Vls luilDfuus 100 rt -ur.
prise 10, 1rI ru' dreamed that would
utr. mention hIs having seen Jack and
iu, uf On. door ui uNy restaurant
when hid been 200 distressed NJ in"
Iuss U' u4 rings
. knew us,,d something n sr'ak-
.us U' tho meeting il' m.rht resent
mN Nuutrr .i M. aruwlUdEr and speak
.| o.. Temporary l..a W 'Hr f.rE. "r.
'pr' 4 ,.uld ''u NlDky about ihr 'plsud.
myself lut 4 hHi weighed ,thug. .lrr.
FULLY before ! spoke ,uIli UHt afford
u l,i lbu Underwood imagine 'r 70
.uud that hr was doing wr BE- favor
iu being silent about amy affair uf mine
tiUHr rui ruNy looked fn'.r furpris"
explained Ia H. watt,r.Hf. f.N.i manner
Hs b .uuii muster
.Nh,u wN cousin and ! le'i Nrn.
4unH. where We dinod. Nr inl~rn noui
WAS pms Ink
llnrr rul,rwuHis piercing nlnrk ewes
Wnr, iltu r aHuUruU Uu WH'"r
with mif'h. Iu which / tncN there was
moro iNtu E.ug"uu Uu W1ir'
Ir.HuIn exclaimed Lillian Hs
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-24
Heart and Home
!, Problems
by tiR2 ELIZABETH THOMPSON

mas sN l,,pN shat shs yfi,d ", had
hD'n reading something thst rnnsid
cred beautiful and uFht after n she
mad" a COMMONPLACE remark Was IT,
H'ntci and told hrr when I wanted
someone who ould appreciate what |
foai I would have ~ iook somewhere
else A. The time sho VAS all right. hu,
IN about hair IN unut she STATED to cr,
know II we m, remark and I told
her ! was Nef, sofN Shc said n was
sl fieh. hu' vhf1 7 sskri ~ come 10
500 hsf again she wouldn't ls, mo she
ssIi ihsi shn ildr' think shr wanted
'n ssr mo NnN WnfD I value This gifls
''irndshir ,rf, hshN What rpn ! do
'n make hrf 'nrgiNr me-
SORRY SAM
Wr's ihe fi1 letter and toll nor
that tnH feel ,rH we're rude Say that
tnu value hrr friendship and fool that
n ell no Efasi inss SO ,nu n she
Niii not To- ,nu rrms tr 500 hrt AFsln
Fni ,ru4 letter D., askius her ~ En
somewhere viih YOU
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-24

qtoi 1Ihl Ri,iiaf L,-s d-i Aiioi
S,uu ANcriH,,l Gifl's MWld, nlou-o.
totI years
ocoS 1Iuh Piutuf In, ord tddsj
Scd- AliCuuni,l Cifrs Skirt. 6tntI
years
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-24
TWO SUICIDES
ADD MYSTERY TO
ALABAMA KILLING
Report Of Special Grand Jury
On Murder Of Judge
Awaited.

,,,.,,,,,,,.,,, ,o ,,,,..
nun NEVILLE "''' '"n' y ."'''H'"
county citizens awaited With interest to
dsy the prouised report NJ n spccial
-, h,-,, ,,,.,.,i,,.,,,, ~, .o,a,,,o,,s
s''"' Ju'S 'n''''e'''''
here which led 10 the murder " Judge
w T. Iawler md the fui. ilc of Sheriff
pohor, p, ana. and eho,,,, p,c,s,,,s a
"','' NV"
constitutional lawyer "l''F NH'"h IN
Alabama Tho BODY ot LAWYER WI" hh'
been shot. was found ln creek near
here last Saturday shortly after % hony
.o,,..,od ,,t,,or,. 3, w,,c, r,oi,ihi,ior
sha,,n ntonod hy r,vIo- ,.,s on, ~ ,ho
III, Is.,,,. y,,a,,,r,s ,,,,,,dt,t.t,.
So ,,,,,o1 10, ,ho ar,c., 81 n n o,rr.
80 a,,io.. ,,,,,,c,ssf,,i o,ro,a,, for
,sn ,rai,a,o o,sscsht, ma a., Ct,rIoa
n, ,,in, eho,tT phul,s b,d
80 ao,., o,o,,n,,, ,o,,,,roI s,,n,o,t
MINUS
TWO Feared suspicion
Nails surrendered several daya later
and was taken 40 pirmugham FOR spfr
keening. two comnonloe ~ militia nonu.
while being sen, here ne n precautionary
measure Oyertor siiii ir ~ lnrgo. NJ
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-24
AMERICAN WOUNDED IN
MA2ATlAN FIGHT DIES

sNN DIEGO cont. June .t second
elias. Hr,'.Vru. Nnio " Laughter
of tnp United States ruuhou Annapolis
who vr. Nnt iuunF nrnt U Nrst'ln
Inst SUNDAY with rru1uz, soldiers died
tho following muruul. a"DurinE Goo 10
rndiusrum received here Friday
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-24
oInn.r. ea..a AIona wIM eI..

when haNng pie or biscuit trv cook
'ns dinner IN The oven ~ the same tim,
THIS saves fuel aud time ana makes
iHH'shlr and easily dtgcstei meals
lrsf Dinner Baked potatoes seal
logged onions. bacon gut thin and baked
Jisu
SECOND Dinner Roast pare nh. seal.
.upei potatoes. baked apples. green
EHlui may Do. added
Third Dinner rut pprk chops In - pan.
HlI pared potatoes. haste and turn o..
'"unIN Ntl apple sauce ana cold
,H,v
Fourth Dinner Reef roast M beet.
.''rh tu' rather tNI.k ntd few onions.
l.iaiu's Hu sfatin
lNh uuurr. Hsk,i became with 'ro.h
f'fk. ..iI.Up.i tomatoes. s,,U1p'd or
rHsI'i p1't'nra
sixth urnrf N,.hroui and cheese
baked sTlH.u. French fried potatoes ur
p.'r'urt bFsri ou hsIf sh,Ii..tntf -
Hsh' UOit'H"H 'iIi soft. .uf IH two length.
NI.'. scoop uuf. mash VI'u salt. luttsf.
Hyr'r pri H IfIl, .rrtm heat thor.
"ItNN. pI' Ia.h lu ..UH uUt take u.l
brown Serve u skim
Scrambled IrE WIN iIm Three
tablespoons u' luiiri ono Gun boiled
rm UrN from dinner tho nigbt before.
'rH' 'gsH three tablespoons milk N,lt
'"'''' 1di 200. ham chopped fine ana
.|.vn l,si 1850. add Wlk stir into
k.I'"i and .HHk until the ,gg i- srt
tHfrisr Win ptr.l,,
stuffed ypl's Heart wash tho heart.
iu" with veal furr'm,,i. COW ~.
1HA" "rr half .Ip NJ onions .nd car
f.fs ir M, bottom .uf fN. .,rssf.I. Mia. q.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-04-09

duf GrNcn, BON ser hpbcn @arte iciner
Go9elldall alls 9cleben. berltrtbeilt.
Sic loeben erld'ienenc critic Nhtnz
n1er - NIT farbiaen SQu7trationcil
nerIcGcu lli1b ouf %feinen1 Gapier &C.
orhdt = liefcrt eincn glGl15enocu &c
mcis fir bas anmueu ser Mitdrbciter.
Sic Silner linb ollrdlruce run &iinitlerz
hdl1bel unn b%ebanoeln nebel1 omeritaz
nildcn Stoffen natiirlid oud Sci,
@ctfrieg. .@lies firlt" (Mnton Al@
bert), Sic Ml0be I'M sielt" Clinton
@lbert), "3eit9emaBe @arnlrl1ga
(srarerr) lia1b prdd}ti9e llnS brn1rrs
bolle Sulltratipneu. Gin bcrpprrogenz
bes @ilo but Weilter Nqppenboh beiz
g%elfellcrt uno ald Sic Silber BON Gin
berlet un1o 6llen1er lino critflaIiigeIrz
belt. Sertlih Idbt Sic Summer ebel1z
falls uid)ts s1 iniinld)eu iibrig. Sic
elise .Seoop allf nem &~riesspfuSc~
lit cine bcibcnoe Sutpre auT Bic oeutlhz
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-04-09
Die sducr5cn bcs @amsreinmadens.

Sic Sdmer5en unb Sic @rmiioung,
Die bllr6 4uetIduusen, l1eberanltrcnz
9llng lno l1eberarbeitung lpabrenb ber
3eit bes Sallsreinntahens berllrla61
perben, per9eben BEL M%ntpenbung bon
uSlpm's Ointment. gs lit nidt mo-
tbig, biele Sdmer5en GIT leiben. Mlan
appli5ire 11llr Slonn's Ointment al1i
Sic ipeben Hldte unb reibe nm Elm ipes
mig. S11 furser 3eit eeben Sic Gdmerz
Gen meg, SIR iperbet bequeme &ube
finben unb gu6 an einem erfrii6enz
ben Sdlaf e%rfreuen. Gin 2anfbnrer.
ber Oas Mittel gebrau6te. ihrcibt:
uSluan's Ointment lit iein @epidt III
@olb nertb." &abt cine Slalde sur
9anb llno sebraudt es gege1 aIlc
S6mcr5en. Neltralgia unb 2uetlduna
gen. SDbtet Gdmcrsen. 25c bel Gu
REM Ipotbefer. (Ino.)
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-04-09
Meuts aus &od Sslanb
Ircb 2noplph aciturbcn.

ST. leircm @cin S06 II. straBe
ltarb am 0onl1erstag M6e1lb nod l111=
gerer &raltfbeit llnb on Alterslhma=
3d)e 6rieoriG 91toolpb, Elm largia6ri-
ger ll10 lpoblbefan1ter Delttider Gin
ipobl1er Der StaDt, inn Sitter bon 81
Sabren. gr mur0e am "a. Sal1ltar
1882 in Sannoper, Iel1tidlano, ge=
boren l1lO fam I'M Sabre 1854 ins
2ano, lpobnte ein Sabr in 9Selp Or
leans n1r0 fam oar1 nod &od
Sslano, Ser ieitberigen @eimatb. SO
Sabre lang betrieb ct etn Sattlerge=
|ldpaft a1 Ser 2. Mperlte, lpp ieBt l1l<
meyers &leibergeld)aft lit; ieste it'd
aber id,on por % Sabren sur &lrbe.
WieDrere Sabre NOR ert al1d} bier uls
Med)tsanapalt tbatig. 9ie @il1terblie-
bel1en lil1o iei,te betaete @attilt, 5lpei
|sobae, Sel1rp III Gbicogo 1t1to @il=
liam in yof Ssla1b, lorpie sic fol-
9enoen S0dter, 6ral1 Geo. s.
Sdmiot, Mltscatine, Soma, Syrau 6.
y. Wa5el, Strait S. g. Do,,ng, Iralt
s. 2ieofe n1b Strait S. S. nameper
pplt 9fof Ssla1lb, lreblt Is gnfelu
lllto 2 ltrenfeln. Die g%eeroieuna
filroet be1te Radmittag bonn Irauer-
bollie aus altf Dem Gbippianod6rieo=
bof ltatt. 3ie S0o Iellotp 2oge miro
Die aeidenfeier leiten.
Ser Staotratb nabm in leil,er leb=
ten 5ibung sic %folgenoeu Mt1gebote
fir Die 4riifung unb l1nterlltduna
Der itaOtiid)en amtsbiider 1,ro Red-
mln9en entgesen:
Sreo. Setterbabl, &of SsIano,
5000.
81. 80. @ruie, g6icago, $3.50.
2pbran0 Sob 9ros. & Wontgome=
rp, Gbieago, 1896.
Commonwealth Ml1oiting &c., Gbi-
cago, 1926.
Scr gontraft mtroe 1tody niht ber-
geben, oodD miro berlelbe apa6rlhein=
lid 6reo Settcroabl bon bier iiber=
geben merOe1t.
Die !Donng & Mcgonrbs go-ope-
ratioe Store SO. erlpablte am 9ol1=
nerstag Nbeno in ibrer @eneraIper=
1nnrnlung Die folge1lben 1lel1el1 9e=
a111ten fir Dos fommenoe @eldafts=
iabr:
Graiioent un6 Sdntmeiter - g.
|G. geit.
giceprdiioent uro gefretar - m.
6. MeGombs.
0ireftoren: Z. g. @orn,all S. 8.
gerl1on, 8. g. @elt, @. e. Wec=
Gm1bs.
Sic neutrality-suspicious. ser Weo-
bern @ooOmen of Mmerica baben in
ibrer geiterlt bee1oeten SiBnng in
|S07 Sooesfdllel1 insaeiamn1t ST.
3S2,173.O5 Sterbegelber bepiuiat.
Seit Bent 1. Sanuar belief iid, Sic
belpiniste Sun1me fir Sterbegelaer
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-04-09

feinolid1cn lllntricbe seq Haubreitcrz
slber1ten. Sir Die ndd]lte 5olse
tllHoigt Der @erlag cine 8reisz
fragc an, fin Screi1 8e%o1tlportu1g
l%rertlrplle Treile ~allssciett iirS. -
Ser Se5ussprets fin IL Soleeu oes
v3eppelin" betrdet 81. - Grnbenlmz
mem li9b segen g%inienoul,g bon Toe
IN 8ricfn1urfeu bpnt Ger[us ocs
~3eppeIil", 996 simpipn Str, @eip
Yprf @itp, erbdltItd.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-04-09
oorQeltern Murae1 Gutrid 5eclep.

porgeitern Morgen Gatrid Seelep,
Gin lallgiabriger gilnpobller bon Goef
Sslallo ullo M}olille, i'm @eim ieil1er
5od)ter, 6rau g. MeGlellano, 1S47,
ID. StraBe, 9eltorhelt. ST ml1roe ilt
Sabre 1920 i'll %Srlono eeboren ur1o
fam inn Sabre 1919 nad1 Ben Ser.
Staatelt. Sic 9eeroigultg finoet
'teltte %9ead)nlittag ntf oem Golparp
6rieofof III Nof Sslallo Itatt.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-04-09
Neues aus Molinc.
Som 8agnanse iiberfa6rcn nnb &C.
fDOtet.

2ronf @abarlim1lf, 81 Sabre alt,
mltroe p~orgeltern Mittag Inn etpa 1
llhr Don eillem 9abn5ltge Ser Hod
Sslanb 9abn an Der s. StraBe &rel=
sung ilberfabren unO ioTort getootet.
gr mar anf ieinem M,otorcpcle nno
allf oen1 @c9e sur Irbcit nah Der
SSabrif ser @illio1ns, gNbite & So.
Ter Mann f1br ldnell nulo Gat Sen
Bug lpobl nid)t berahfonmen leben,
penn er fubr oireft Dor sen 3llg unb
muroc neblt leiner Maid)il1e ettpo Is
SUB mcit in einen @raben %geporfen.
Ser 3l1g bielt ioaleid on ullb oils
man ben Malrl aufiudte, mar er
toot; berSdabel. 1par ihn %eil1georiidt
10 oab Ser SOB Iofort eingetreten
iein mltB. Die 2eide mllroc mad, ser
acknowledgements Don 8anief=
ion & 5ursie iiberfiibrt, no Coroner
Wtepers cine 2eidenIda1 abbielt, Die
elm ben Imlta11oen e~ntipred)elloes
ltrtbeil abgab; ebcnfoas, BOB Nie=
1nan0 fiir BEN llnfall peral1tlportlih
SIT balten lei. Sin Wal1lt, Ser alli
oem bil1teren Sib oeS MotorcDcles
lab, iprorg III 3eit Don oemielbel1
ano rettete 10 Iein eeben. Sein Na=
me fonnte 1tod ltidlt in grfabruns
gebra6t merOen. ginige ;3eltge1n ia
gen ans, DOB Die Shlagbdl1me an
Der StraBenfreu5l1ag tidt berl1nter=
gelaIien mare1t, oils Ser 9abn5ug So
berfan1. @aparlimltf lit ELM Guiie
bon @ebltrt utb fam Dor orei Sabren
ins 2ono uno Dor bier Monoten nod
Moline. Ct binterlaBt einen 8rloer
in GeOar &apios lr1o Sic gltern uno
einige @eidppilter i'm aIten @aterIan=
De. Ser Mant mobnte in Dem 2ogir=
baus No. 427 9. strobe.
Ser 30 So6re oltc Go. 9eterion
BON Moline mllroc porgeltern Nad)=
mittag hi Ser Mrbcit in SEN Silnis
gabnbofen lhner perlest. Gin lf1pe=
res Stiid giIen fiel inn altf sen red)=
ten SUB nno 5ub9elenf, meld)e SER
malmt m1roen. Mon brad)te Sci,
8erlebter1 nod, Ser Office Don Or.
Mrp, Der tim in @ebanolung nabm.
Sic bieiigell @irt6idoften, 63
an Der 3a6l, meroen out a. M1oi i6re
Ibiiren idlieben. Sic Stootperfpal-
tl1ng bot ibnen apei 8od9en grtra5eit
sstpa6rt, oan1it lie lire @eld)afte re-
auliren, aber fir 0ieie 3eit baben iie
$43.S4 ertra 81 be5ablen. Ginige
Wirtbe baben iid ldon 1,l11 @irt6=
ldaften III Rod Sslanb nmselcber
n1o meroen iidyerlid Ao6e Nreile iii,
oielel6en be5ablen 'miiiien. gs III
moglid), Dab sic NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ii
9iod Sslalto bon $500 altf $1,000 Ell
: bDbt lper0en miro. n
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G n Srnnffmrt q

Sn Srant urt a. 5. 3.
lpurbe Der ON %, Sttobsr gum Gooe
herurteilte S6loiIer Otto @0ttIaau
biIgerihtet. Gr hotte in Der G@oz
lll&ns bon 8erfenbriid Bel SiirItsnnalz
De ben S@lpFer &raule aus Berlin
eri6oHen, I'm iih oefien gapiere onz
5acisneN uno bqmit cine l1eus 5tslz
luna su erlQnden.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-04-09

@erlanst: Gin @ann ODER Sral. en-.
9aeirt in einem eroben @tabliHement.
Inn als infer @ertreter gu funsiren.
Gin gutter @erbten1t tam er5ielt tpers
ben, DINE DOB es binberIih nit ser res
suldren Mrbeit lit. g%mpfeblnngen ges
tpiin16t. Nbrefe unter ~152", Scr
9emDfrat". 2O,bo
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-04-09

15n nerfanfcn: Meles mpbernes 8unz
9aloip, 5 Gunner uuo @ab; Got 45
SUB bel $50 SUB arob, in Norplpeltz
Sabcnpprt. Scbcn Sic @nltcr Sdnute=
Der, 1443 2cpnarD ctr. 7.18t.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-04-09

S,t u~crfaufen: 9el1tldes gub bcs
&rie9es bon 1S70171; $50. 1 ltl,b 9
@artenlalbe etc. Telcphpn: 9ap.
444SzY. 7,18t.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-04-09

81. p%erfanfcn: Grci cbene gauplabe,
SO bel 1875. Man irenbe li6 an ND=
goprS, $50 Srcnlpnt Npenlle, Gapenz
port, Sa. 4,18t.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-04-09
gh1h ser glns1oue ser in @oi)

Nah Der Musiase Ser in @aibz
ingtpn rernpmi1ellen 3clsen beutcn
Die smlaOtballsbe]iser in Chicago,
&anias Gitp, Gmaba, sioug gitp ulip.
Ioipobl Die Yrp0u5cnten, ais Die apns
lrmentcn nad &raften aus. Gaber Ser
Na1nen GroBldld6tcr.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-04-09
@arrp 9abio nun Gebar Mapios in
Mplinc iibcrfabrcn mab
gctD1tet.

Srt lterbenDen 3l1ltall0 mnroe Dor
geltcrn Worgen lint 6 l1br neben ocm
9a6ngeleiie Der Sod Sslano @obn an
Der 4. Strabe III @ait MSoIil1e ei1t
W}am anfgeflmoe,1, ser ein groBes
9oh am Gorfopf batte. ST mar BET
gelinn1ng llnb gab ieinen Nalllell oils
SarrD Gupio l1uo ~lei11er @ob1ort ais
Geoar Gapibs al1. Mau brad)te Sen
Sdiperperlestel1 ioglcid) nad) Dem
O.eoline 5taotboipital, 100 CT isood
eil1igc Stltnoen 0arallf ltar6. @enr
Der Malm gletd nadJ bcll1 l1rlaf
altf9cfunocn muroen tpdrc, batte ieill
2eben gerettet merben foulrelt, ood)
nad1oen er mebrere .SStunoen in ser
&dlte i'm Trciell gclegen hatte. mor
Dies mlnoglid'. Ser allf 10 beoal,-
cr1sircrtbe @ciie~ SIT iei1lem Sooe
@%efon1n1clte fann etlua 80 SsSobre aft
icin uno mag piel(eid)t friiher ols
@eldelllteIler in ben 5ilpis @ab16o=
len g%car6eitet bofeu. Mon llinllnt
Ioit, COB er bon eitent 6rod1tlpagen
ll1o inter sic Mdoer oeIielben gefal-
len lit. Coroner Meperg bieIt &C.
tern M6el10 eincn SSsitqlteit ab, lpeIdrr
Gin Sen ltnlta11oen entipredenoes
ltrtbeil abgab. Die Golisei nerlltd)t
lebt, Ml%1perlpallote bes Gobtell aufilt-
fin0en.
. .
Coroner .Mepers belt porgelterl1
ssadn1ittaa eincn S,1qleIt iiber Sen
om Samstag atcno bonn 3ltge iiber-
%fa6reltcn Charles &11eberg ab, bel
Incident cine Ml15abI S3eugen pcrl1on1=
men lpl1rben. 9sad1 Sen 3eltgenal,s=
lngelr ut Neten1allo fir Sen u11ial
perantportIid 5ll balten, na er oireft
ilber oas 9abngeleile fie( uno 10
ilber fabrel1 mllroe, &11eberg mar ON,
lelben Morgen nit leiner @ottil1 bon
grcellior Springs 5llriifgefehrt. Ser
&prper NOR 10 aerlnalmt, oab er 5l,-
crit falm 81 ioentifi5iren mar.
Charles &1eberg nurbe am 4. Mpril
1896 nj SdapeSen aeboren lllo fam
init ben Gltern i'm Sabre 1859 mad,
Mtterifa ln1b balo oara1f nadl 300
line. Seit Dem Sabre 1892 1par er
bier Iln Maler- l110 9eforationsse-
ld,aft tbatia. gr binterldbt ieine
Nral llno 0rei Sodter, lolpie eilterl
9rnoer lllb cine Sdppeltcr. Sbnl
acbprte oas &neberg @ebalbe al, ser
16. straBe nlo 5. Mpenlle, iolpie
anoeres mertbpoIles Grunoeigentbl1m
IN Der Staot. Gr NOR in @eidaits-
freiler prominent un0 allgemein ge-
ad,tet. 1ie 9eeroigltng finoet l,ellte
9ead}mittaa bonn 6amilienbeim aus
allf DEM Hiperiioe Sriebbof# itatt.
SIM gofen Alter bon SO Sabren iii
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3u p%erfanfcn: S6 babc Sails CANA
billig 81 perfmtien. Niitbael &cbinger,
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Sfers&arten
SC. Toe. 25t
Hall & Martin.
NntastHsu fus
HrtettSSIate. Bertdafe, BssiAk.,
&phautteea etc.

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tt6snaliger Snisrtior 2be sere6n,t
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s%ltnndicn ullp in @elddft SIT bclfcn.
Subn @tGgcrs, TIA wcltl. =. Ctr.
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SMherttld,.

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bert S. geperibse. (Spbbs : Merria
So. Snoinl1apnIis, $2.) -. Ser See.
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&ric9siGiloerlln9en l1b offcnbersiaen
Seipredllneen Der 3uitdlloe, Sic bon
oem friibcren Senatpr bon Snoiat,u,
gilbert S. gcperio9e pom 3eit gu ;3eit
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lder @erbdlt1iiie, lid mciitens nit Ser
oelltlden Seitc befabt, bat i'm fem
ltreng nelltraler Giun Sllm al1fridtiaen
@cralcidN 5lpilden Sen iibrisen fricgs
fiibrenben Natipucn bcippsen. ct ldilz
bert bic &riees6uitdnbc in 9eutld,z
lano, Sranfreid u1o England. Seine
genu1beruns fir 9elltldlanb lrr1b Sic
bcltlde Sade lpriht CT pffen aus.
Scin Slld lit elmer ser pihtigIten 8eiz
TRACE SIN nelieren &rieesliterotltr.
u5cppelin", - elm anerifani1der
.Simplicillimls". - Nhrn bat audi
9cutid : Mmerifa fem @isblattl -
Zeppelin" heibt es uno trefflib
lhIellbert es feline 2uftbomben auf Sc
red}tc unb lluseredyte - nit unb pbne
SinSeltrid II CUR Sreube bieler uno
sum Merger icner, illt ipie es oas in
Icinem luftigen 2abpratorium fir mo-
tbig balt uub mic es Sic GeldebniIle
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anf $4,944,023.O5. Set Dem ge-
lteben oes Srbens bat oieier bie go
tali1tn1me bon $158, 500, 615.0S an
Der torbene Mitelieoer all%sbe5oblt.-
Die nadIte Sibnng Ser 8ermaltumgs=
beborDe fin6et am 9. Mloi ltott nno
cine Spe5ialperlammlltng am Ia.
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6eirat6s=2 iaenien.

gictor stanoell uno Sri. Marp
Siuunior, Moline.
Stonlep 6. N%elio11, Moline, llao
Srl. geliie 9rotpnL @od Sslano.
subert g. @earlon llno Sri. @era
@iQ, Moline.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1916-11-22
SPILLVILLE.
Nov 90 1

Nov. 20, 1916.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. Ira of Wau-
baum, Mimi, were visiting with the
latter's mother, Mrs. Kate Cibuzar
and other relatives last week.
Frank Soukup was a business cal
Ter at Calmar Monday.
Frank Black arrived from James
town, n. ID. last week for a visit 1t
the FIR. Benda home
Robt. Klimesh autoed to Conover
Monday with passengers.
Emma Balik left for Mason City
last week for a visit with relatives.
Frank Huber of Fl. Atkinson au-
toed down Wednesday.
Miss Emma Klimesh visited her
sister, Mrs. Ed Herold and family
a few days last week.
Miss Lulu Sbiral departed for
Mason City Thursday to work.
Mrs. John Frana was down from
Long Prairie, Mimi, last week Wis
iting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. P.
Novak
Miss Stella Klimesh returned
from Cedar Rapids Thursday, after
a brief visit with friends there.
Mrs. Chas. Kovarik was calling OH
relatives at Calmar, Friday.
Mrs. Frank Fisher of near Proti-
vim visited relatives in town Thurs
day
Miss Ida Swehla left Friday for
Cedar Rapids, where she intends to
work.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Zahasky of
near Protivin were pleasant callers
at the j. j. Zoulek home Friday.
Mrs. JOSH G. Kapinos left Friday
for Cedar Rapids for an indefinite
stay.
Edward Poshusta commenced du-
ties as clerk for HaugIHeuser Co.
last Friday.
Mr.. Weselman of Calmar was a
business caller in town Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. C. Kubesh of Cal
mar were shopping in town Friday.
Louis J. Benda was at DEBORAH
last week attending court.
A. G.. Fisher will have dance
Thanksgiving night, Nov. 80. Supper
served on the first floor. Music by
Fishers we'll known orchestra. Ey-
erybody cordially invited.
Tuesday morning, Nov. IA, the
marriage of Edward Ptachek to
leila Soukup, took place at the st.
Wenceslaus church, Rev. j. P. Broz
performing the ceremony. They
were attended by Misses Martha
Poshusta and Lena Herold and
Messrs. James Shevik and Edward
Nockels. After services being over,
the guests al departed to the brides
home where small reception was
held. A free dance was given in the
evening which was we'll attended.
The young couple is well known
throughout this vicinity, living here
always. They have hosts of friends
who wish them much happiness in
their new lives.
The out Of town guests that at
tended the Ptachek-Soukup we'd
ding were: Mr.. and Mrs. Pete Noe
kels of Alta Vista, Mr.. and Mrs Geo.
Nockels, Mr.. and Mrs. Herman
Busch, Mr.. and Mrs. Leo Poshusta
and family, and Mrs. FIR. Nockels
and daughter Emma of Calmar.