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Omaha daily bee., 1916-06-02
ChiIdren'S
Bathing
BY IN. T."

Chuck 'em inl It's the only way
to make youngsters take to the
wster~
Such was the advice overheard
given by an old salt TO the father OF
a family of boys. Excellent advice.
no doubt, for some hardy children,
but bred OF reasoning which be-
longs to bygone days--to the days
when children were frequently
birched and sulphur and molasses
held sway as the one reliable nursery
medicine.
Nowadays we all, even the young
the small people should never be
frightened, and that persuasive meth
DDS are more eficacious than mere
force
Let us consider the ohildren's bath
ing. There doesn't seem TO be any
necessary age limit Providing the
little one is accustomed to a cold
bath, salt water and the exhilarating
splash of the waves will certainly
be beneficial
Two rules should be made and rig
orously adhered to, One, that a child
should never be forced to enter the
water against its will; the other, that
IL should never stay for more than
ten minutes in the water, however
hot the day, because, OF course, small
bodies lose their natural heat more
quickly than grown ones.
To persuade a child to go into the
waves is usually quite easy. Let
him see other children playing and
rolling in the breakers. He will
think It grand to copy them, Give
him a boat 10 sail, a ball that floats
or any other water toy, but above
all encourage him 10 roll, for in this
way he will get the whole OF his lit
tie body wet
, To a child the waves ought 10 seem
Jolly playtellows, each one trying 90
splash him The sight OF a little
fellow being dragged into the sea,
because you really must battle. John
ny" seems 90 me infinitely sad. For
the sea, the great breakers and the
small Tipplrs are Just nature, the
mother 81 big and lit'le children.
To return 20 thc 'chuek.ng iu
theory lie w true that several hftir
rate swimmers win ten sou that is
bow theg hook or lathfF, were given
their Nnt dtp hut think that
method turned out one hae swimmer
a. zen sbNtfing m0rtaA eho
shunufd sale water Zoe che fsit 90
their lives
Personally I d6Hf believe In har
Tying a sht't 90 leafH ta swim The
aat impo1auf raHt w ga wagh htm
f1 pat hM head apdsf Natff without
fsaf ihs ftN Wtil iaiMN
Shoe hm haw ta F.rk ur shelt
sNt stones iMM uHttf abe wAitf
MAKE n a'l p'RF snA aHFf tht its
o. fellow aH1Hfeft tstf 81 b possible
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81 hn eu afset
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etatAhiy u kseH tsfame
k.te 8lp talA shNlt alNaFa
81 Hahhef rs tht HlHthMt N IA Is
en8shn Missile k h8ma dffma
lgt hm MHneh sra seq kaH afar
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shlY fHafst game tN tf ia
sflaalsts lhf ErtHlaf"
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ttr tAIN tr HtIfkH hnsa
ma anA ema tff. fm8 AM m.
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Omaha daily bee., 1916-06-02

The faint musical sound cf a
plucked spriug was electrically ear.
ried from one room 10 another and
recognized on June :, 1873 That
sound was the birth.ery of the tele.
phone.
The original instrument the very
hni telephone In The world is shown
ID the picture above
From this nnw historic lnstru.
ment has heen Developed an art II
profound Importance Ia the worlds
civilization.
An this anniversary time, the nall
Sysiem looks hack 80 forty one years
~ scientific achievement aWd eco.
homie pFuRrvaa and gives this aes
count ~ ia Stewardship
Omaha daily bee., 1916-06-02
AdUice to LoUelorn
BIZ Beatrice Fairtar.

thhAe NoAt
nesF Miss FaNfaS shnFt time $50
waa iatrn8aest % lAans man whom Z
IKE rHff much Nf friends haFe warned
ne fram 'heig osn experience that hs Is %
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re would Hhs 1ag e advise ne what o.
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hat aHfssiaHatsa q SIRE etaaat mhs ths
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tsf ts a. ..ataaHr sn6httt pifh a.
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a.sritF at tF tsths fs8s FiAhat tatt
tkt esfsss tstast fta sfs has af ssfs
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Omaha daily bee., 1916-06-02
Pineapple Custard
BY CONSTANCE CLARKE.

yolks of eggs thicken over the fire,
but do not let the oustard boil after
the eggs are added. strain and divide
into two portions Flavor one with
one-half a teaspoonful OF vanilla and
the other with two tablespoonfuls OF
cocoa, and pour it into oustard cups,
which have been previously wet in
cold water Let the mold stand on
the ice until il is set. and when set,
turn out a plate on canned pineapple
slices Garnish with whipped cream
and serve ON a chilled dish.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-06-02
BY BEATRICE FAIRFAX.

There are two Just reasons for the
choice of any way in life; the first is
inbred taste in choosing, the second
some high utility in the industry Sc
lected,' says Robert Louis Steven
SON.
II would do we'll for all Of us to re-
member this when we choose what
we would do as our share of the
worlds work.
Now pathetically enough some OF
us are driven by necessity and must
seize upon the first work at hand and
Omaha daily bee., 1916-06-02

Especially pretty effects can be OBJ
tanned in the arrangements of des-
serts. An unusually attractive des-
sert which is equally good to eat and
good TO look upon IS pineapple GUS
tard
Put into a stewpan a quart OF milk;
bring TO the poll. with three table.
spoonfus OF sugar and a piece OF
split VANILLA pod then stand it IN a
double boiler 10 infuse. when cool
dissolve il in four tablespoonfuls Of
cornstarch, and stir It onto two raw
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-03-15
Zen lille tapre Sanger!

SEQ lPier / DC ienoerip0ife SolOa-
terbrepe: n)'pite Sag, ben %.
fpril. tog oct tpife 9rtilleri ior nj
Dor lat. Seq bar alorig opret @ione
I'll ct idaoont Reimbursement. s
otte iamiuloe elmer bagleoe 8ra-
naterne neo oper Sfptt9rauene.
On 3io lana prepeoe ell 2Grfe at
ifafie iig 2renlpo. Zen bang Ser
oppe @ranaternes Dane, ltoen at
Iaoe iio foritprre al Oe itore, bpp.
ienOe Serniu9le. Saa mart aano-
nerue tao ct 2ieblif, 6grte man oens
iublen6e 1riller. Som ieg er fom.
men til at bol0e al Sen file tapre
Sonqer."
Gen lille topre Songcr". - Oii.
ne 1onfer elf oi6ere / ct anoet
Spor. Spem er ou2 Ga. on er 10
Sroens Siigll
of, bpor bar oct fnebet / 0isie
tlnae Iioerl Wien ie, MI ipin8er
ben Jig otter op oper @ronaternes
9oner, Greens tapre Songerl Oct
err 8inter enonu, ann0elia 9inter,
men trsit dig / 1roen, Der fomnier
CONNER iaen, pit 9er Der BET.
1ro oct, arigen rnier no, oct onoe
meO. 6oroiit bans Niqe fommer."
Win 9rooer og Ssiterl aenOes
life oette2 SoDller fan brp0es, Soc.
nIer fan brittle. Menneifer fan tnbC
9roen pua 9iDet og pan oct beoite
Dem ieIp. Men op oper alt Del
briiote og briiteoe iuin9er 1roens
gSligl iig. oens iublen0e 9riller 10.
res mellem Sln1ene. San leber
min 5%orloier!" Soa er alting goot
So, 10 pprre oct 9onr til | oennl
8eroen o. / 6ettc grpit = Oes itGr
ferc ipnaer 9roens 5ileI oa iorfpnoe'
Den enige fsrelier.
Sil big, on lille tapre lSongerl
g. III.
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Gn gfifcoiaclie nOen 9cniiOn

Gn afifeOiaelie nOen @eniiOn.
9ommunelprerinoe 5rf. 8ne / Sfo.
gen itlltteOe iig for no9en 8iO ii6en
til ct 5rosiamiuno n6enior 6olfe.
firfen % uotrnaOte al Oenne, 6oorei.
ter Sfolefommisiionen o9 guraaoet
inoitille6e 6en6e til afIfeo. ON MT
liqt meo 8eniiou. 8uItusminiiteriet
6or MI iii oSfag Pin" ionftioneret,
at bun nfIfe6iges u6en 9eniion.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-03-15

ite Gage pil Der iremfomine 5n0bp.
oelie til 9lftietegning. &otellet oil
fomme til at foite 100000 Str.
II iOOifc gintcrmanpprcr. Gan.
oers, Is. 6ebr. s @onr og / Dag
aHhltteoes De tore militpre 9pel
fer mellem 3onoers og Moriager.
8e ii0ite 9oelier. Tom Ie6eoes al
@eneralIgitnant 6uren, par meaet
piatiqc. on Scr par etableret arigstil.
itan0. iaalcoes at inaen Weooelel.
FER flm6e ircmfomme. s g}at bar
ollie 1ropperne liaaet noe / 5errGnet,
OF Sc me 9o9efosier bIeo / Mites
braat I A%npenoclie. &c sUriae Onae
bar Solonterne Dpret mOfpartereoe
hos @eiolfninaen. Qaa @anen bar
2pelies6ageue bGret rene 3eiton9e
Tor 9eboerne. 9srnene bar bait fri
ira Sfole % Ser piites ooeralt 0li.
litpret BEN itsrite Snteresie oa Bel.
piffie.
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6lcftriicrcoe Scite.

6leftriicrcoe Seite. "a en- llffet
9oqn ira 9auritsmin0e iorIe0en
Moracn fom fercnoe peo 8armarf
Stotion. itprteoe 6c9ge Seitenc pho
ieIig til Soroen. Get piite fla i'll.
Sob. Nh, at oe I 6olomsrfet
baooe traaot paa en- ne0iaIoen elef-
triIf 9e0nina. % set oar fife mlli9t
at ijerne 2eoniuge1, ier man gen
mem 9eleionen 6aooe iaoet Gleftri.
~citetsoprfet til at fnffe ior Strsm-
men. 9eitene laa imiolertio paa
Soroen oa aoo iia pnfeIigt; men
BET bite fla. at oe inaen SfaOe bno
De toaet al ben eIeftriife 9ehono.
ling.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-03-15

0gr 6ingit. Gin9fSbing, 8. Be-
5ebrnar. Cor. Gem og 0megus Se-
iteoplsioreuing 6or al s. 3ran6er8,
A8erinapgaaro, % q. 2orien goe-
riff, foot en- ca. IL 9lar 81. Sin9it
for 10000 SIR. fontont % $4,000
SIR. paa gilfaar. Singiten er iaI0en
eiter o2ll6ert 5inien".
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&nrantGncbnict blGit ON. :

AnrantGneDnlef blGtt ON. Sfof'
men iorleOen Rat bar I'll. yaolo.
9fo." pGItet aarantpne6uiet / Sire
oerifsbei, 6por ilpgteoe ari9sianger
i%orclebig interneres, % iprt &eIter-
ne al oet ca. 100 alen moo git.
Set par eiter 6orlpoenoe nsiureret
ior en- 1Snes luiino aroner. 5or
2ie6liffet rummeoe oct in9en Snter-
nere0e.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-03-15

Seitc.C pbObcnc. REQ 6eIte40p
TIBET / Belle bar ser mg0t 1862 6e
tic al De anmeIote 1877. Heuonte
commissioner febte ingen. Sc irem.
meoe 0pfebere fGbte iii. Belle u.
Sin" IS til Ell @enneminitspris al
1922 SIR.
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bet 9esie ffpoe en- 9unO. ga 9nn-
oen life oeoe Deo oct ferite 9tnO,
oiloe ban iIaa Den libel me0 &oI6en
men berueo elf oct an6et Sfuo al
% ramte 6am / 5friOtet. 6an bIeO
brngt til Spgebniet % opereret
bans 1ilitano er alporlig.
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9perneS 8olfetal. Aanoers, 7. Sc
bruor. geo 6olfetuIIingen oen I,
5e6runr car Ser 24,3O8 Menneifer
j 3onoer5, 6oilfet bar 1888 Here
emo / 1911.
Noloino, !. 6e6rlar. 8eo Sol
fetpflinaen Den I. 8ebrllar bar Der
1910 @enneifer / aoloing, boil-
fet BAR 800 Here emo / 1911.
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9pOnofDrilen.

SpOnOiOrilcn. 5reoerifs6aon, 6.
5ebr. 3 llgen ira 30. 3am1ar til
>. Ge6ruar er Der ilagtet / 6reoe-
rifs6aons prioate @rport ilagterier
81 Str. Offer, 6 5oar og Gam II
aolDe % I Spin. Der 6ooeoiagelig
er ilagtet til Grport.
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srifiner ! oct amcrifamife 6lGif.

AanOers, 7. 5ebr. 9lonbt 270
eff. amcrifanif 8luff, iom 6G0es.
ioreuingcn for 3nnmorfs 9rlgsior.
eninger / Houoers bapoe iertot til
lln6crIsaeIie pno SIaetebuIet. iano.
ties Der 3 Stfr meo 9rifiner. PIT
amerifanif 6IGif Ifal M nnOerisges
Ger far oeino ti0liaere oGret Ell.
feltc 3iIiGloe.
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Seite.O pfsbene. aoloine, 7. Re.
6rnar. Tor aoloing-ggnens 8eo.
fommenoe be9puoer Seiteopfsbet |
0na. af oc anmelote 1856 Seite bar
msot $50, og Scr bIeo iolat So.
griIen bar ira 1900 qr. til oobt
100 Ser, genneminitli9 1919 Ger.
Seite6onoler Tanee, Treoericio,
frcmitiIleoc 90 Seite, booraf is bleo
ioIat for en- Tris al 1850 ar. pr.
Ell.
@naSeffnb. Gs6bp, 9. 5ebruor.
MeierKt @intber, Tborslunoe Meie.
ri, piloe | Mftes meo en- oobbeltls.
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Nirfrtnpcri.

airfctgOert dorIe0en opoageoe
man, at Qirfebloffen / granoeair
fe par brll0t op. Ter laa en- 5emere
tilbaae / ben ,oa I1oens llo6ntte
bar III. Belle 81. 6olfebf." npppe
uGret en- arones 9enae. Mon fan
ie, at 2poen isrit far iorisgt at op-
brp0e ct @inoue i Qanben6uiet. %
unoer Bette 4rbei6e 6or ban iaaet
Gie poa Den oPIoiae Rs9le til Sir
feosren, ioet oen bang ne6 @in0uet
Reiten er anaet alnt
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- 6rf. Nat6iloe aalcfar er /
6reoags ai9aoet oeO 0g0en / 9s.
ben6aon, l01 2Iar q.
- Mangeaari9 Geoaftgr og llO-
gioer al o0olitebro 2lpis", Diitrifts-
oDrle9e y. 3. @eli6 / 9oGtebro,
er aigaaet oeo Qe6en 50 2lar.
= 56o. 8oliti6etient 5. 3prgen.
/ 6aria9er, 9eteran ira Ere.
aar5frigen og 9anncbrogsmalo, er
aigaaet Deo 0eoen, 80 2tar 81. Gen
6aooe Oaret Yolitibetient I
/ 40 Qar.
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Smnalericrnc. aoloing 9. Sc
brnar. asbmano 0abl Sfoo6ora
bar MI ianet tilbagebetnIt DC De-
ponereoe 1000 SIR, oa oct er fon
itdteret. at Dan life er impliceret /
Smlgleri.aiiGren / 8eieu 8erimo0
bar @aarociercn I SfoObor9 %
9slieiabrifantcn MARQUIS lbDer
maattet betale en- geoe pan 800 SIR.
Sc foniiifereoe 8arer. Der bar
eli 9proi al 1000 SIR, oil bliOe
iolat | Qtorgen.
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sallina af aurm on areatnrcr.

Frisrrgulerinas aommisiionen bar
inoitillct, at Der oi6oloeS en- 1Gl.
lima al aorn % 5oOeitoiier liaeiont
/ Gior, og eiter al Son6ipnIiabe0
oit oenne 9GGlino iinoe 5teO llaen
ira oen 81. til ben 26. Sebr. 2ei-
lia6e0en oil GA iiffert bIipe benpt-
tct til inmtiOia at ioretaae en- aren-
tirtpIlina. oa oct er al flor 9etp0.
nina at fenOe ben nuppren0e De.
itnno.
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Gm AibOlos. Sejr. SITTER at Der

6n aibolos Srjr. eiter at Der /
Salnm 0ime aommltner bar or
ret ai6ol0t > itprft beisgte Dieoer
meo mango Salere, dibolOtes Der ior.
leoen mountaineering on Cpl
r%itlsbeoillina til Sotel 9toroisen"
/ 9lof6ns DC ! Sommermnane0er.
Reiultatet blep. at 299 itemte imoo
o. l2G ior 9eoillinaen. Sereiter
maa oct anies Tor ai0et, at 9eoil.
linqcu npgtes. % oernleo er 9aoe.
iteoet Qlof6us III. g9(nl6. 5tiitst.
,tsrlngt@.
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Zen, Der araucr or @rau

<NhF VI N'Hoti - VIM
6orleoen gitcu 1anoe Der arret BAL
i Seren 6oriamlin sbais, on 81 oct
pnr iorbi. iaone0e en- aorl lin 05tr
iraffe. San melote 11periet, o. @o
litibetienten, ser fom Tor al nn0er-
isae Snaen, If itrafs en- iurig
Siglper Ell Al 3eltagerne | BAL
let. 9e0fommenoe 6enleote Mistans
fen pan ell aarl ira Sllcrup. iom
1un 5apoe let fonme til BALLET u0elr
Operiraffe % 9aa oerirn / Oper-
iraffe. aarIen 3Ilerup funoe imi0.
lertio flare Tor iii. ga ban par gier
al en- Operirnffe. % getienten nenO-
re iaa tiIbaae til i'm ipriae 9iglper
oa ipnrgte lige no, ON oct life oar
1an. ser 6ap0e i%tinnlet 6rnffen.
aarlen ioriifreoe ON lin llifploig.
beo og tiGbso at aflpaae 90. ON
iaa ifuloe ppre; men oct bialp alt
iammen life. ior 9etienten iouot
iii. .Sfano. ". ap.~ Speriraffcn
ifinIt I bans aliiiert. og ban bleo
beniot pno Ell eniomt SteO.
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6eite CpfO6cnc. aoloina 8 Sc.
brunr. 4aa 0eite.O pfebenes treoie
o. iioite 8aa FER { 9Den par asbe.
niten oaIet b%etpoeIiat. Der par au-
melot Isl Seite, men hn me0t
f31. Dc iremmeoe 0pf56ere uotol
Is. men neieoes meo at fs6e ~ til
Ell aenneminitIia @ris al 1913 Str.
y eitebanolerne Iange % anoerien
o8ian i Gag 5en5oIosois 10
If.
: ait bar De iremmeOe Opfebe.
re mt fe5t 1888 Seite Dnnmart,
oerai 1853 / aoloina
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SnOel. gffGren. On lln6erfeaelit

SnOel.AffGren gn llnoeri6gelie
/ SpIIano. Opoageren 9eterIen9 5aa.
borg. Ser er Ell al gsiesior qrab6es
inrliae ReOhiplpere / Siroel.llnOer.
ieaetierne, reiite 6en 10. 3e6r. til
9ropinien Tor at in0iamIe en- Gel
Materiale, ser biitnof er %bereanet
paa at ilaa en- 9rcicbe | 2oren3 @on.
oens haaronoffe0e Rpatcl Snitem
N2on FAR ira 9oIitiet5 Si6e nIle.
re6e / December hnpoet, at Garl
9ore.B % bans Sellers 6Gro / SUI.
fano iioite CONNER oar tiltrpffeliQt
9euis Tor, at DC lm9e Menneifer Ie
oeoe al 5orbrpoelier Den Sang initof
arnbbe oog life 9eoiierne
iao itGrte, at ban me0 bette iom
@rlm6ln1 hnoe opret6ol0e 2(rreiten
oper @onoeu.
]h er mar dnbenbdrt fonmten /
9eiiooelie al me 0plpsninger ON
De ior6aroeoe nnge sure, o. oct er
if. q. I" ianoipnligt At 5oaen
oenne @anl er al betpOeliat mere
alnorlig aordfter emo ifoit
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9eosialo. 1%ormanoen ior Sor.
lens oa Omegns Sfptteioreniug,
Dhfiifoircfter n. Y. Hale i 2itbirf,
inlot Den II. iSebr. Morges om pna
Steubierg Citation o. a 900 meo
oct iamme. Zen aiosoc par 50 &ar
al.
asbmano 8. u. Sdisnning /
esgStsr er aiaaaet ueO 0soent rs
Mar al. Zen aiosoe par ! Is aor
Meolem al 9ssstsr 9praao og
6nooc fioeu 9esitsr 9anfs Opret.
telie iio0et | 0ens 9anfraoo.
@rosierer Garl @ertelien |
|aar6us er aigonet oeO DOZEN eiter
iaa Cages Snaeleie. 73 gar al.
1bu. SoaneprGit ior 1rpaae.
lso % 6oSilette Solaer 9rsnOiteo
er 900 paa 4%nofebing Sp9e5ns, 66
Nor al.
Rsbmnno Y. s. 9rammer /
9pnps er Den IA. Sebr. aisaaet
peo DOZEN, rant al ct Sierteilag.
Zen afosoe, Der orep en- omfnttenoe
6iIfccfsport. bIco G6 gar al.
S6D. fs~orpebnnoIer, @rosie-
rcr g. G6riitianIen | SeIlcrip er
Ieiter 4 MaaneocrS Spgoom dfgooet
oeo 3soen, 67 aar gammel.
Grtraoroinrr Seielteretsasies.
for 1Iorian 0orien err digoaet oeo
DOZEN, rs Mar al. Gen aiosoe bar
Qommanoer al 3 @roo al Gba. og
0bmo. OF bar Tolfetbingsmono for
0sben6apns /. Greos ira 1887 til
1890.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-03-15

len | 6ariager, 8eteran ira Ere.
aar5irigen % 8anncbr5Bsmano, er
digaaet Deo Deoen, 80 2tar al. Gen
9lioe0e baooe Daret 8olitibetient /
Yiariager / 40 aar.
WinOrc beba9elige reiienOe. 5or.
leOen Do9 reiite "a 8olaffer ira
9~tenbierg til %Jiingtobina meo 90.
get. 8eo 4nf6miten BERTH bleu oct
opoa8et, at 0e par 6eipngte meo
.6nat. Ger bleu itrafs telegraieret
til 8oaioreren ON at aiipprre oer
allpe, Oe baDOe opbolot fla /. sell
oigpis baOoe Der in8en an0re reiIen.
De OGret | Den, og Deo anfomiten
til 6anOers nGite Woraen 6leu BOG.
men III. a9ano. q. No.4 Oesiniice
ret eiter ale 9lIniten5 9legIer, ser
pda ipbeoaifet og ifuloe enoelig ben.
itna s Gage, ier Ben taaes i grug
Zen itGrfc 3eiS @eocricm. Zen
b%efenote, Ifrrfe 0o0er- aaret6ma0er
Seis geOericn booze De6 ariaens
llobrno t II. Quentin. 6uor ban
ba0oe anbro1t Den 1ormue. Dan
.6npoe tient pao Qruoer n rcnoerne,
/ @rnnoeienoommc Ger 6ar ienere
DGret iIere D}eooelelier ireume,
mart ON, At ban 5aooe miitct alt,
6oao ban eieOe, ol mart on, at set
bar ntter Snaf ~ opifrqmt San
tail ira ben itarfe Wanos SiOc
ytu bar ban imi0lerti6 III. %.
ser 8nbG.@ Ifreoet til genner /
OO0er, at ban MAJ be9pnoe illIO-
itTnoia pan bar 9nno % renter til
Giteraoret at fuune o%rronacre 9rD
OersStGone / 0anmarf.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-03-15

Npt gfbolbsbotel ! NoIbors. aal.
bora. rs. Gebr. On 9reos al Rrnb
1 aorbora omanns meo VIancr ON
at opfsre ct tort o. fiiIot moocrne
Nfbolbshotef. Feaninaer oa gloner
er aIfereoe uoarbeioeoe, oa en- @rnno
or toaef paa Saanoen. 8 DC nprme-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-06
NO SCARCITY OF FOOD
h"rErnihnu. in Bcriin on Wa. Ia
N""ri"n. Sn!s Situation Ia tonstnu-
tin0pir IL hImOst Normal

BERLIN. February fhy wireless, =
In" American ambassador ~, Constant
iinopI", Henry Morrcu,hau. i'm Berlin
ON his way to the United states. said
IN an Interview to-day, a. given out
by tho overseas News Agency. that
the situation in rcnatan,inoplc was al
most normal, and there wa no scarcity
Of food. Tho American cmbass:-. he
said, IS extremely busy. inasnlu-h as II
represents tho Interests of ton nations
Tho ambassador came FROM Cous;an.
iinopl" with th" German minister to
f"rmia, Prince Henri XXI Rcuss. and
Vice admiral Won tsedon who has
boon supervising construction Of coast
d"fcu*cs on Gallipcii Peninsula lie
said tn" new express service between
Berlin ana Coustantincplc WAS excel
Isn't. and that til" train ON which he
made tho trip compared favor;,bly with
the best in America.
Mr.. M"rvcnthau will 20 from Ecriin
to Cor"rhaGcn to sail for New York
on a Danish steamer. lie will make a
rcpor, I" President Wilson about i;al-
kan affairs.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-06
YESTERDAYS MARKETS
Dutch Newspapers
Demand PREPARATION
Wmt Prompt Expim ation from
Cc'nlo7y for Sinking Of .Stccm-
or in North Sec.

THE IAGUE. February : ,yia Lon
d"iD Dutch newspapers arc unani-
nous ia demanding from Germany
prompt explanation OF. aud separation
TOR. the torprd"inS Of the Dutch tank
steamer Artcmis by a German torpedo
boat IN III" North Sea. I'll" newspapers
"aii for punishment of the German con- =
uIandcr responsible for what is dc
S"ri''c' as violation OF las. ana an
unjuStiiiablc act Of war against tho
Netherlands
tn" Nadcrland recalls previous Ger
man ""rrnrs.' and dw"ils ON IN" danger
of, further incidents of ihiH nature.
ln"ih"uthIly. II asks what til" British
n""t was doing while ""uspicu"usIy
""l"r"h German turp"du-boJt GuiiIl"
w:'s '"i"ly cruisir,i: the busiest steamer
tract, -hc,w"'.r the Iio"k Of Holland and
til" H"rdhind'r IiGhtShir
The Nicmw" Couran, treats the case
man organization and discipline. %
which. ~ SAYS, seems urgently 10 need
Improvement. especially from tho view
point Of the safety Of lives and prop
"r'y Of ncnirals. I; demands cv,nplo,..
p""nnihry ANA political satisfaction
from Germany. ard asks "diI tho Ger
man n"tilla perhaps dcsir" To remove
all slips from III" uciEl,bvrhood of a
sinking Zeppelin. and iirc widely and
hludlv when IS plan did not sccm to
succeed" This. IT SAYS. might explain
III" act. though ia no wis" cN"Usiul. IT,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-06
MORGAN DAIRYMAN WINS SUIT
Gets Verdict Of S.o.OON Against En-
player for Injuries THAT Result
In Kindness.

MIEEpt-A. !. J.. February Michael
kililca. Il dairyman employed by ! r.
Morgan on his estate x, East Island.
Glen cove. has Won a verdict for SO.
600 damages against Mr. Morgan for
Injuries suffered on tho night Of July
- last, when Mr.. Morgan was sho, by
Frank Holt also known as Eric
Muentcr.
After the shooting rope was
stretched across a bridge leading TO
Mr.. MorSap's house TO prevent auto
mobilists from entering the grounds
killilca. who was riding a bicycle. ran
against the rope and was thrown. SUI
fcring injury which physicians say
doomS him TO blindness lie sued MIR.
Morgan for $4,000, but q jury last
might gave him verdict for $4,000
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-06
PHILIPPINE BILL IN HOUSE
Prompt action. Which IN Said to Meet
With Wilson's Approval. VIII
tie Urged.

WASHINGTON. d. c., February .
the Philippine bill went to the House
to-day following its passage by the
senate last night by vote of - TO ii.
The measure would grant independence
I" the Philippine Islands within four
years and provide for greater degree
OF self government.
In the House prompt action on the
bill. which is said 10 meet with Presi-
dent Wilson'S approval will he urged
administration leaders apparently are
confident that il will have the approval
OF the House Democratic majority
The bill was passed in the Senate
by a solid vote of the Democrats. with
the aid OF six progressive Republicans.