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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-05-07

@inen 9dabenerfab fir
Cen gerluit ibrer @ebfroft perlonat
Die 15jabrise Catherine grabD BON
Neiparf, q. S., pon Sem Grocer Ca
mlel Hnger, gegen ben fie ourh tire
Wnfter, 5rau MarD Brabb, i'm
&reisseriht ei1sn 8roeeB anitrengte.
Nnger foll am II. Mdr5 1914 bic
alaserin bur9 bus Werfen eines
ntdt genannten Gegenltanoes ms
redte Guse setroffen urlb oamit ben
Werluft Der 9ebfraft ouf oieFsm
Muse perllriant BADEN. @pdter fpu.
iid Dos 2eioen ouf oas linfe Wllqe
nit oenielben 5olgen ib%ertraeen TO-
esn. Ser 8orfau ereignete 1ih in
fingers 2aben. tpo nod Der DarItelz
lung bes flagcrii9en Mnpalts, Ridz
ter 8atsid S. 9olan, bas W1dbden
NIT onoeren ainbern in Sen nneer=
f6en 2aben bihein uno pieber binons
lief. finger rief ben Rilloern cine
Warnung 81, Sic ra9 ser Grfldruna
bes @l1tpolts bon Catherine MIDI! ee.
hort purbe. MIs bas Mabden piez
Der in Dem 9aben er79ien, foG llnaer,
Der auf Die &lage mod feline Mntport
sinretdte, Ben perbdngnisppQen Wuri
setan baben.
- Sungt trof Elm aris9er
aus benz 5elbe auf llrlaub in einem
Dprfe bel 8ienenburg, prppin5 9an<
npper, Elm. Ser 9elb, Der 10 Sabre
BON leiner a%1setrauten 8attin gez
i6ieben lit, befudte feline friibere Che
balfte. llnb iiebe Da, lie nabm i'm
nit %pffenen Mrmen auf. Die 9ersen
baben iid niebereefunben uno bic
- oft gebeste Mbfi6t, iih pieber gu
perbeiroten, purbe our @usfiibrung
gcbra4t. &iiralid fhnb Dor Dem
9tanpesbeamten bic 8riegstrourng
ltott.
nfdnbe p1be
mon nit GD(dmmfreibe uno @piriz
tl!s, Die 5t et1em 8rei perriibrt n1r=
Den, Ter 8rei lit ouf bas meto1
a!tf5utrasen uno. nit peiebem Sud-
ahaureiben.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-05-07
slniGenu,tssui,tcrrldJ

Gin perlmlnneter &riegcr betritt
bumpclro eine Sieritl1be. nm iid na6
Den lal1gen gntbebruneen an eil1em
fil6len Srul1fe u11p ciner Gigarre giitz
lidl gil thun. aallm iist CT, 10 Drdn1
selt lid aud Ihpn ein Gipilit an i'm
beran, niu1mt uebcr Inn 9las uno
fragt: Sic linb lpobl am gein uerlplllle
bet2 9am se5t es meiter: 8elder grt
sic @ll1be lei? Sn Incident @efedt ct
lie erbalten babc2
9lDslid) ben1erft ct auf Der ibtn bis
Der abgemenbeten liilfen @d1lge oes
Soloaten cine nod falln1 pcrbcilte
9iarbe.
Nd5, SIM GcIid}t iino sic ia aid
bcr!plr1bet mprhen. @oppn rilhrt benu
oieie @unoe her?
Gon elmer @elrebrflsel.
@us batter sic nenn oa fir Gin Sc
fi.bl2
Ga rciBt Sem allbern sic @eolllo.
gr bolt 5u elmer gcraltigen Sbrfei9e
aus llno als CT lie rihtig elaSirt bat,
ipridlt ct: u~llngefdbr Iol" 9amit mar
Bic 9%ieugier c1ogiiltig seitillt.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-05-07
@cbr=Salfsmarfcn
3nm @etrage bon einem Sent in Ser
@cldaftsitele 0ieier 3eitll1g.

Ser gerfal1f ser @ebr-@iilisnar-
fen sum 9etra9e bon einem Sent in
Der geldaftsiteqe oieier 3eitung
mad)t erfreulide 6ortidritte lnlo
menl allb bereits piele Marfen ner-
fault aporoen lil1o, 10 bat Ser Ser
9ernofrat" bod einen 8orratb bon
mebreren taulenO Merfen, io0aB ale
gelteaungen porerlt nod ausgefiibrt
lperoen fonl,en.
Sic fiinItleriid gearbeitcten Scar
fen NIT Dem aluforltd Ser @eimatf
geotb, Id}aff id) 9rot" laiien iin nj
manufacturer @eiie alf griefen, So
feten uno SIT Geidenfen M~rrpenoen
Die Warfen iino sum Greile bon MIR
etnem Gent per Stiid in Ser Sc,
ldaftsitelle oieIcr 3eitl1ng erbaltIid)
Gin leoer Gent fommt Sen Notblei,
oenoen in Geutid)lano 5lt Cute, 80
oos alts a%ngeIeGellell oelttld)antcrifa-
niid}cn @eid}aftslelltcll b~eitebenoe SEQ.
mite fir leille Wiibeualtllng in fei=
lrer @ciIe entidooigt miro. Mliu
nodnnals: Ser @einatb 9eotb, ld,ail
id 9rot."
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-05-07
8efanntIih fpIIen bi

Befannilt9 ollen bic
betoen 5iiri tentamer @dnarabura
bemnahft p~ereinist peroen. 9abei
lei nun ON cine nerfpiirotae Site
erinl1crt, Die an 6ofe Der 5iriten BON
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS berrf9t unr
manden, Der gum eriten Scale an
oieiem !Spfe a1s Soft a1llpeleno par,
in beitere @erlegenbeit sebra9t balen
mag. Der por Elm paar Sabren per-
ttorbene @dperiner 6pftbeoteriaten=
oart bon 2eOebur beri1tet ii5ar pieIe
Sof1itts: nMabreno Der 1afel billa
mir. ploBli6 Elm Disasr BON rid
iparts, 10 bab id fait eriGraf, eilsn
srpben, lpobl einenS SUB laneen ullo
clrlea Galben SUP breiten on eiierner
Bette fefeltisten 5ot5tlog iifer sen
Sals un0 Elm a1oerer 2afai pra1en<
( tierte 5ugfeiA ein goI0enes nit alfem
Nbeintpein gefu1tss Srinfgefdb IN
Tprm zines 9abnes, oeiIen &opf als
Dedel 5urud5uflappen NOR. IS tam
nun barauf on, iiber Den am @al1c
NOD porn bdrseroen oiden Sol5floB
oas bis gum Manoe sefiiGte Srirf-
gefaB OIL sic 2ippen gu bringen, mos
mir natilrli6 er1t na9 mebreren per=
geblihen &erluden, Die ser Mnlpez
ietloen 9eiterfeit eripedtell, gelong."
Dieter feltfane 8rau9 beifebt i'm
S9iparoburger ghlpne felt eSabrz
hur1oerten, lnb ie0er ne,te @alt mllB
ii6 biefer Site bes fiirtliden
6auies fiigen.
Der neitbetannte Noz
turferl@er uno SAriftteller prpz
feI1p- Or. ,neD. Milbelm ao6elt, Or,
phil. +. C., lit I'M 1lter pon Is Sab
rem in 5hmamheim III @eIenzgfais
lau geltprben. DIS WiheNI9oftler
bat er Defenders oarA pie sSeraus@
gabs pon aobrdblers Sfonograpbie
Der Garoz unb GiiBnaHerfondalle
5erpor unb ourA Die 9erausgabe Der
22banbiyen uSfonosrofbia morina".
Esbeu Ieiner umfangrriGen fonmt1z
fenIGaftli9en 1dtigfsit madbte er
9i1 als eifrigcr T0roerer Der Bolts
biloun1sbeitrebungen perptent unD 1T
Der g@Drfer pisler 9eimotmllIe cen.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-05-07

Sci eiltem 3llimlulenitoB smiidcn
elmer Hal1gierlofonlotipe Der Hud IS
lnno Sa6n mo ei11er Srterl1rban
Gar Der @atertolpn 9abnlinie an
@arner's Groiiing m1rben orei 9ell-
lte gefabrlid) perlebt ulto mebrere Ser
NaIiagiere tbeillpeiie perlest. Ger
ltnfal ereignetc iidf porgeltern Mbeno
ltno lit 9sienlano iiir Sen S%lliammcn-
ltob perantmortlid, SIT balten. 1os
@l1tomobil wl,roe ialt sa1t5lih ser
%triinrn1ert.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-05-07

6 rtf1affige Sraucn.
Was? Sn einem Sage balt gu oiez
len itorten &oman alsaelelen? Sim
mel, mub Der anitDbis fem!
Sn Ser @9uIe. 2ebrer:
Wfiiler, nenne mir nal elm Stiid ppn
5rieerid Schiller.
96iiler: Die feirsli9en 8riioer.
2ebrer:: Gans redt. 9as Stiid
!ii1rt aber nod einen anberen Sitel,
nenre mir audi Den.
@9iler: Die 8raut BON - bon -
bon -
2ebrer: Das peibt bu niGt mal!9
mod ldnserem pergebliden Nad)s
osnten bes @hiilers): Ra mie be;bt
oenn Die italieniide grppin5 auf @is
Silien, bic ltns cine 10 f4Dne noblz
%betannte 5rlldt liefert9
S6iiler NerausplaBenb): Die
Braut bon Mpfel5ina!
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-05-07
Saltct Cure Saut flar nrtb sclunb.

@s 9i6t mn einen @eg, Inn einen
flaren, seilrnoen SENT 5u er6alten uno
Der beltebt barin, oab man fir ei1en
freten uno regelnlaBisen stnblgang
Gorge trdst. ST. Sings Sem 9ifc
1ius" maden @uren SENT seIulto uno
flar, Iorsen fiir cinen %Ianften stubtz
gang, itimlliren Die 2eber. seirisen
Dos Snitem ullo oas 9lut. Cine prddle
tise Sriibiahrsz Wepi5in. 25c BEL guz
rem apot9efer. (an5.)
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-05-07
Mcucs aus Moline.
gn sen @crlctmmaem acitprhcn.

Beltern Tormlttag 1T Der adt
Sabre alte Samuel Senfins BON gait
Moline, Ser am 2ienstag Nodpnit=
tag bon ei1tem Mlttomobil iiberfabrell
mllroe, %9eitorbelt. Gem SsSll1tgel1 mur=
DC bic Sdaoeloede gebrohelt ul,o
bottle er Iorltige sefabrlid)e G%erIetl1n=
gen erbalter, 10 bab ct Ben A1tsiage1
Der Mer5te nod l1idt NIT Sem 2cben
odnonfonn1er fonl1te. Nic1lano lit
fir ben llnfau peral1tlportlidD SIT bal
ten, % ser Sl,rae Don eil1em @agen
oblprang n1O Damn Oireft Dor oas
naduplgcnoe 9llttompbil trat.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-05-07

tGun. @~erIdieoelle aomite n1roen
inoer lcttenS isun9 %ernon1t, ltnl l1ad)
jeoer Hihtung tbatig SIT lein.
Ser gtreif Ser Anltreider u1o
Saoe5irer fonlnlt bier nidt b~eIonoers
i'll getradlt, % Die meiiten Meilter
Die Sobnlfala lnter5eihnet ba6en.
Msan ninlntt alr4 BOB Ger sflsItalto i'll
eilllgen Sogen beigelegt lperoen miro.
Sic Streifetoell perlangell befaltnt=
lid cine sohncrbobung BON SOC allf
60c per Stllnoe.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-05-07

Midt, oab sic iriife @epplntion
5uianmengebroden, lit gil bcrlpunpern,
lpnScrn, naB lie ilberballpt allsgebro~
den lit - trps manseIbaftcr geruffe
ming -. trps cnslildJer llebermadt.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-05-07
Sciratbs : Gr(anbnisidlcinc.

Carl Cooper, Moline, uno Sri.
Warp Cooper, Davenport.
Mlbert @ilbraitb ullo Sri. a(lll1a
Strllpe, Davenport.
Glarcnce 9ltrgltoll, @eneien, unS
SRI. GberrD Sbumafer, Cambridge.
Sple g. &opt nno Sri. 2ila s
3ablltro11, Molil1e.
@ert 8. @ennerltrpm llrh 1yrl.
Clara @ele 8allers, Hof Sslano.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-05-07

0us 8roBer Moline &on1ite bat es
lid) SIR al1fgabe aemadlt, I'M gegen=
wartigen Sabr piel SIR Sebrng oes
EMBELLISHMENTS nnb G%rlal,gllng bon
'nellen Sabrifunternegmlmgen 5i
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-05-07
Scenes aus Sod. Sslanb.

Nad langerer aronfbeit ltarb por-
geltern 9~sadyn1ittag in leinem @eim,
1919 10. glnenue, Grnit s. Stoit i'm
SITTER BON % Sabren. Gr muroe in
|gfod Sslanb geboren uno bat bier im-
nler gelebt. Die Sinterbliebenen limo
Die Wlttter, 5rau @illimn Stoit utro
bier Sdmeitarn. Sic 9eerbigumg
flloet am Montag gsadnlittag bon
Der oellt ldzlutberiiden Smmlanuels-
&irGe aus alf oem hltberiidell
|6rieobof itatt. Galtor @ilbelm miro
Die seid)cnreoe baIte1.
9ie Sdulfinoer ser offentlid)en
|Sdyulen boben in Ser lebten ISOLDE
|$17S.06 geiport. Sic Sarptsprne
|Sfatle lpar nit $36.66 an erlter
|SteGc.
grtbltr George gorbon lit porge-
tern Gbeno inn Woline S%taotbpipi=
tal nad o%reimodiger aranfbeit i'm
alter bon 36 Sabren geltorben. gr
lpuroe in 6ranfreid geboren nr1b fam
Dor 16 Sabren ms 2ano uno oireft
na6 &od Sslonb. Sic Sinterbliebe=
nen lino oie 5ralt 1tno 5lpei ailloer,
lople orei Sdlmeltern nto 5lpei 9rii=
Ioer. Sic 9eeroiglrng finoet am Mon=
Itag Morgen bon ser @er5 Sseiu Sc
ntelnoe aus altf DEM lllt1erilden
6rtebbof 1tatt.
Sn Sutton, ST., in unierem Nah=
bars=Gountp. bat Ser Staotratb bie
@irtbid}aften NIT elmer idbrliden 2i=
5ensltater Don $4,000 begliidt. Sic
@ngrosballoler in geiltigen @etran=
fen miiiien iabrlid $500 in sic
lStaotfalie be5ahlen fir oie grlaltb-
nib, BORT @eidafte 5t tbulr, IS gibt
BORT BON bet lettercn jest 5ebn Sir
men. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. baben in
Sutton %geaeu1partig iedDs 6irmer.
Ias Sahresbonfett Ser Hod Ss-
lato Sod)ld)ule alrn1ni Niiociatioll
finoet an Samstag Mbeno, 3. SSlr,i,
I'M &od}ldntIge6alloe ltatt. Sin ipe=
5lelles Erogramm lit fir Sic 5eier in
Gorbercitltng. Gie folgenom @eam=
ten ipnroen IN ser letten Sibu1A fir
Die gereinigllng erlpablt:
Eralioent - Clifford g. Sltbbarb.
@i5epraiibent - Hobert SofInlal1.
sdatmeiiter ~ @ia @biitler.
Sefretarin 80 Catherine Ierrp.
@iliam @ierirger, ser lett Sem
lebten September III Ser Gollntp Sail
gelpeien lit, neil er eilter1 falidlel,
Gbed %einfaliirt batte, int geltern pom
Nid9tcr 81 $1.00 uno ei1tem Gag Sc
fal1gniBbaft perurtbeilt moroer1. Die
gellnoe Strafe fpl1nt baber, neil ser
Watm id}pt ettpa elm balbes Sabr i'm
@efansnib 5llae6rad)t fat.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-05-07
Ser 9e,nofraf, 9abenport, Soma.

i'm.
@aritt I'M @dritt gina sr in feline
Susenb auriid uno ionn' Gber fem
Ncten na6.
Menn lit i'm 5elbe niGt cine Stunoe
gefommen, in Der er nit ii@ lelblt gu
@eriAt sins?
@aS ct einmal als lpertlos aur
Settle eeidoben, iebt reifte es in i1m
gu fDitlidem GeiDinne.
llnb ba 19rie6 er i4r.
@ubis, ia4li3.
Martete auf Mntiport.
Gonge.
uno bonn {ab ct, nad Sabren, ieiz
men Namen mieoel einnal BON i6rer
9ono se19rteben.
Sbre s@rift bintte i'm nod edit
ger, i9perer, aus i4ren 3eilen reoete
mebr Treunbi9aft als giebe.
@r empfano biele aiible po3l.
MaS trieb i'm nun, i3r G@re;6en
glei4 gu beantiporten?
gis tief in Die Vo4t iab er uno
fulte Seite mad @eite.
un6 jeoen Sdleier 5lpii9en lid unb
lift rib er nit mutigen sSdnosn ent=
apei.
Sur bon 2iebe rebete er nibt.
0a5u man9elte ibm INNER nod Sic
&raft, unD ieDes @elDbnis biintte i'm
3lpang.
@r lieb Sednette bic Vreube, 81:
99nur aufaufnoten, lie batte cine
leltene @eoulo unb Gei9idlihteit
ta5u.
Muf einmal elm Musruf bss Gntz
Siidens.
.Was lit oenn?"
Die &leins tanote i'm Simmer BET
lm uno belt Elm 8ilo il, ben pat=
laisen 9dnben.
.@tb Der!!"
Sic psrbars Die @anoe ouf Sem
Hiiden.
nMoniieur paul, ipi1en sic, per
es iit?"
rHeine Mbnung."
nSbre @attin?"
nS6 babe teine ;"
nSSbfre Treunoin9"
nMas lpeibt Ou babon".
81 Itimmt, es lit Sbre Geliebte.
lno Sic perrieten mir ME etpas
oapon!"
$50 babe au9 feline 9iebIte, aino"
Sic gao INN oas 9ilO.
Inb sr eri9raf.
Die er einmal p%errate1, unb berer
Wer3eibuns er seiu9t, lanote i'm
lift 8tlbnis.
Mie sroB lie NOR! Gr peroiente oas
niht.
Mdbreno er finneno lire 3iiae BE:
tradtete. trat Seanette an feline Set,
uno lebnte 1t9 an Jpn an.
nSb lie SUDDEN gaaidt 9ut?"
nMebr mein S9in1@.
User tit esq W. !.
Sin MdbAen, 0as ib einmol lep,
lisb bottle, Seanette".
Die aleine loGte. r9ie Sic Inn
nler mod lteben!!"
St pe9rte ab.
.rS6 febe es Sbren Mllgen an. ST,
oablen Sic mir!!" Il
Ser damn bcridtete unb bsraaf
bubei, bob ct feline 8ei9te einem tlei
men Mdoden CAB,
n@oI lie Sbnen inert 1ein?"
Isle bot MIDI INNER lieb sebabt"
limb peib tie, pab ibr Sbr Ser;
seb1rt2"
u9ieIei9t oentt Il, es".
nSie muB es slei4 D%i1en".
@rre9t ftampfte Die &letne nit ben
JuBe auf.
y@dreiben Sic i9r! mis psib
m@rna".
r@9reiben Sic, i'd bobe Sic lieb
uHo etnef 9rnb pDl Jsanette".
Gr laate iiber thren Jreimut UNI
besann.
sgerse7en sic niht, moniieu,
Yaul, oaB Sic alA i4reiben, fl
bate liebe Mugen."
ngeipib".
Seanette padte meiter aus. aeir
Supen. Sb!
ST bate nit iuenieen 3eilsn ici1
@dreiben beenoet.
u neelen sic e5 por!!"
Gr iberiebte es lit.
Seanette nidte.
IS 1T gut, oab Sic ibr enolid
l9relben, pte lieb Sic iie baben. 81
lpirb sliidlid iein. Beim nddlter
Mal i'm fe ober fir Seanette MD
pergellen, einen &llfen mitou1enben
yfidt pabr, Mpniieur paul9"
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-05-07

Sic 9eeroiaung oes pe~ritorbcnell
Suhn $. 0uoen fano geiterlr 9fad)-
n1ittag bon &rror's9ei observation-disclosures
anitalt alls auf Dem &iperiioe Trieo-
lbof ltatt. 6reunOe bes @erltorbener
flngirten ais 2eidentrdger. Ser
@erltorbene binterldbt mir cine Nid)-
tie uno olloere ~meitlaufige @ermano=
IL
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-05-07

@dbrelo ocs pergallger1en Wlonots
bat Der ltabtiid,e Sauinipeftor cine
Mn5abl OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ol,sge=
|tcat 5llm @elamuntbetruge bon iiber
$4,000. S1 Sen meiiten sSallen lpa=
rem es GrlaubniBldeine fir @obn.
bol1lcr uno llnlbal1ten.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-10-07

| out of his pocket and put il inside the
J cage There was 2 flash OF yellow and
I the little girl cried:
oh, YOU have found him, Oh, how
glad I am
There was yellow bird in the cage,
but before IL could begin to sing there
was another flash Of yellow from a
tree and another bird flew into the
sweetly.
~Oh, OH" cried the little girl. rub
bling her eyes in which there were no
tears How is this. two BIRDS Why
I only had one2~
Wei. I'll tell YOU how it happened"
said Uncle Wiggiiy. who was surprised
, himself When ] found I couldn't
Iind your real canary. l got Dickie
Chlp-Chip, the sparrow boy. 10 dust
himself all over with some yellow POW
der from some old dandelion flowers
his mother had saved This made him
as yellow as a canary and l thought
maybe he could take your birds place
Sut now your own bird seems TO have
come back. so you won't need Dickie.
He can shake off the yellow powder
and 20 back home"
But l would have STAYED in the cage
until the little girls real bird came
I back said Dickie. though 1 like the
woods better"
I like the little girls cage said
the real canary 4 flew away but I
didn't have bit good time. Some cats
chased me. dog barked at me and a
boy tried 10 hit me with a stone So
Few back TO you. Marion. and I'm
going TO stay forever
And then the real canary SANG a
sweet song. Biclie shook the daudelion
dust off his wings and flew back home
and Uncle Wiggily hoped onto the hol-
low stump bungalow.
Thank You" called the little girl
after him Il would have liked Dickie
Chip-Chip real well well IL my real bird
hadn't come back Thank you"
Pray do not mention it." said the
bunny 1t was a real pleasure. III
have nice adventure to tell Nurse
Jane"
And he did. and. if the COW doesn't
blow her horn SO loudly that she wakes
uD the fish cakes. well then ask me
rext about Uncle WiCgily and the hazel
nCts--CopyrighL 1916. by Mcclure
NeWspaner Syndicate
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-10-07
Monday, October 0, 1910.


FRIENDLY stars rule today. accord
= ing to astrology. Mars. Mercury
l. and Saturn are all in strongly
lenefic aspect, while Jupiter and Nep-
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Persons whose vocations are con-
nected with machinery or construc-
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Engineers should benefit particularly
It is a lucky rule for physicians
and chemists. who have the prognosti-
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Hospitals have the forecast Of vast
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TO an amazing extent
Benefits to hospitals viii accrue
through realization of needs brought
about by epidemics which will alarm
the seaport cities
The Seers declare that an American
millionaire has won one Of the great
est fortunes in the world through his
study of Occultism and that he viii be
directed toward philanthropic efforts
that will benefit the whole world.
There is a prophecy that an adept
viii visit the United States next win
ter in the guise Of a post and that ne
viii do much to awaken the spirit OF
universal brotherhood
The death of a university head is
foreshadOwed. and there may be a
woman called 10 his place.
Again the stars indicate falr Tor
tunes for musicians. who will have eN-
traordinary opportunities TO be heard
in all the large cities
The awakening of the United States
to the possibilities of the country as a
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-10-07
4 Story of Wide Appeal
" Their Married Life *
Helen Lays Down the Law.

Tor her" Helen returned Were men
so stupid that they ina gined that il
was simple matter for them TO cover
up these things2
Warren grinned sheepishiy. Well
ne said after a pause. 4 will admit that
she did amuse me. You see she is diff
ferenL"
I know she'is." Helen admitted gen
erously- And she is attractive and
mas a great appeal But after all where
VIII Il lead you II she cares about YOU
at all she viii simply flirt with YOU
until the next fancy comes along. She
Is a notorious flirt. l am surprised thaf
you would let her make such a fool Of
you"
But that's Just where you're wrong.
She hasn't made a fool Of me-"
Well. she's made good beginning
said Helen.
You don't give me much Of chance
to defend. myself. do YOU Warren
Certainly I do. I want you to say
Whatever you want"
Well. in the first place I didn't 20
out OF my way to take her out that
not as far gone as that As IL happeue,.
Phil Holmes was with me. I had
picked him up downtown, and we
passed Miss Wilcox as she was leaving
the office"
Did you have to 20 around that
way" asked Helen Now admit. War
rem. that you went that way hoping
to see her"
q will not admit it," said Warren
holly. because il wasn't true. She
called to US and Of course 1 stopped
the car. Holmes got out and said she
might have his seat. and what could 1
do, tell her I didn't want her?'"
Of course not" Helen answered
readily enough But you might have
told me about IL when came home in
stead Of letting other people tell me-
a nj
II makes things very unpleasant for
- wanted to tell you plenty Of times.
l almost made up my mind to once.
mat you might be suspicious, and
just didn't do it."
7 have forgotten all Ab6ut last win
ter" Helen answered, "but / expect
you to treat me as you want me TO
Then for Heavens sake don't let
me see that smug-faced Burns fellow
around the house any more"
Who has given him the run Of the
house, Warren. you or y"
We'll, didn't want you 10 think
me jealous husband or anything like
that l thought you had a right to
your own friends, and 1 have tried to
like him, but the fact remains that [
can't"
And I thought you didn't care. and
Just had him there to avoid me-" Helen
said, laughing a little.
She wondered what Warren would
think II he could have heard Ned thar
evening. There was a great thankful
ness in Helen's heart that she had not
done anything foolish after all. though
her little campaign had brought mat
tiers to a climax
And let me tell you something else
about Lola Wilcox" Helen said serious
" "Babbie told me. but she asked me
not to tell any one but you Lola Will
cox made an unfortunate marriage
When she was very young. 1t seems
that she isn't at all suited to her hus-
band, and shes victim of that strange,
uhoependable thing called tempera-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-10-07
Bedtime Story For the Little Ones
UNCLE WIGGILY AND THE CANARY BIRD
BY HOWARD r. GARIS.

- nee upon a time, not so very
many years ago, Uncle Wiggily
- Longears, the rabbit gentleman
who lived in the hollow stump bunga-
low with Nurse Jane Fuzzy Wuzzy, the
muskrat lady, who kept house for him,
once upon a time, I say, the rabbit
gentleman started out for a walk
where are you going2" asked the
muskrat lady.
off to look for an adventure" was
the answer. Would you like to come
aIong?"
Excuse me-" said the musirat lay
But I have 10 do the sweeping, the
intending, the baking and then 1 have
some ironing. so I won't have time"
That's too bad" said the bunny
man, but III tell you what happened
when I come back"
All right" laughed Nurse Jane.
only have il a nice adventure
The bunny man promised he would,
and soon he was on his way through
the woods and over the fields He had
not gone very far before, all OF a
sudden, he saw a little girl beside the
woodland path crying just as If she
wanted her tears TO wash all the mud
of her shoes. OF course, I really don't
know that this was why she was cry
ing. but, anyhow, her shoes were muddy
and her tears were falling.
Why, my poor. dear little girlt' ex-
claimed the uncle bunny in his kindesT
voice. What is the natter"
Uncle Wiggily could speak little girl
talk when he wanted to. just as he and
other animals can understand our talk
The little girl caught some Of her
tears in her handkerchief. so they
wouldn't run on her lips and taste
salty. and she answered.
as(1n- he's gone Uncle WfZgi1vf He's
flown away"
who or what2-' asked the bunny
uncle do you mean your kite?"
NO, not my kite, but my canary
bird" said the little girl. and then she
started IN crying again
''Oh, don't do that" begged the bunny
uncle Crying never did any one any
good"
But maybe my Dickie bird will bear
me and feel so worry that he'll come
back" she said
I know something better to do than
that" said the bunny uncle
WHAT" asked the little girl
III 20 help you look for him. said
Uncle Wiggily. 1T will be an adventure
for me and perhaps we may find your
D!ckie canary"
"Oh. how good OF your" cried the lit
tie girl So she stopped crying. took
Uncle Wiggily's paw in her hand and
together they walked on through the
woods They looked on every side for
the lost canary bird. but they could not
Once the little girl thought she saw
him. and she ran TO a bush but il was
only yellow leaf, and she felt like
crying again.
That won't do said Uncle WiggiIy,
kindly. Now I'll tell you what to do.
You go back home and, in a little while
I'm sure / can come along with your
lost Dickie canary"