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Bisbee daily review., 1916-06-09
WOMEN'S STOMACH TROUBLES The Great Woman's Medi. cine Often Just What
 Is Needed.

We are so used to thinking of Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as aremedy exclusively for female ills that We are apt to overlook the fact that it is one of the best remedies for disorders of the stomach.
 For stomach trouble of women it is especially adapted, as it works in com- plete harmony with the female organ ism, since it contains the extracts of the best tonic roots and herbs. It tones up the digestive system, and increases the appetite and strength. Here is what one woman writes showing what this medicine does:-
 Newheld, N. Y.-''I am so pleased to say can recommend Lydia E. Pink hams Vegetable Compound as an eco- nomical and beneficial remedy in most ailments pertaining to women. At least I found it so by only taking two bottles. l had indigestion in bad form and 1 am now feeling in the best of health and owe it all to Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. '- Mrs. BURR WILLIAMS, R.D. No. .29, New field, NY.
 Many women suffer from that "all gone feeling" and "feel so faint, !" while doing their work. Ten chances to one their digestive system is all out of order. A tablespoonful of Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound after each meal should completely this condition in few days.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-06-09

William F. Barnes of New York, who considers his greatest victory the defeat of Theodore Roosevelt in the Chicago convention four years ago, is still great power in the Republican party. He is now at Chi cago, and is fighting Roosevelt as hard now as he did in 1912
Bisbee daily review., 1916-06-09
Auditorium Thc nter. Chicnrc
.OGM

Auditorium Ihc ater. Chca-O
 The Auditorium theatre in Chca the these days the 'ei political For than name of Roosevelt for president in tn building
Bisbee daily review., 1916-06-09

Hugh Chalmers has offered Q pay full salaries to the first fifty em- ployes of the Chalmers Company to enroll for the summer training camps to be held under the auspices of the United States government at Platts- burg and Fort Benjamin Harrison.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-06-09

"Reaffirming the attitude long main iained by the Republican party, we hold that officials appointed to ad- minister the government of any ter rtory should be bona fide residents of the territory in whic hduties are to be performed.
 Labor Laws.
 We pledge the Republican party to the faithful enforcement of all fed
Bisbee daily review., 1916-06-09

Cornell University has added to the curriculum of it's engineering depart ment a series of lectures by motor car engineers. The first of these was delivered recently by Etienne Planche. Chief Engineer of the Dort Motor Car company.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-06-09

Steamer Millinocket which has been carrying paper between Stock to Springs and Boston, has been char tered to carry sugar between Cuba and New York at 59 cents a 100 pounds. Before the war the rate was l2 cents.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-06-09

On the eight-cylinder King a new place has been found for the power tire pump. It is on the transmission case under the floor, operated by lev CT which projects through the floor board
The Monte Vista journal., 1916-07-08
Biliousncss and Stomach Troub,.

Biliousncss and Stomach Trouble
Two years ago | suffered from
Ireqent attacks OF stomach trouble
and biliousness." writes Miss Emma
Nerbryke. Lima. Ohio. II could eat
very little food that agreed with me
and became so dizzy aid sick at INV
stomach at times that had to take
hold OF something to keep from fall
Ing. Seeing Chamberlain's Tablets
advertised l decided to try them.
improved rapidly" Obtainable
everywhere.
The Monte Vista journal., 1916-07-08
THREE NOTED PARAMOUNT
STARS AT THE IRIS
THEATER NEXT WEEK

Monday Marguerite Clark, who is
featured in the dual role of the
Prince and the Pauper." the first of
Mark Twain's works to be filmed.
reaches the artistic climax OF her
career in her marvellous interpreta-
ton OF these distinctly different, yet
closely associated characters. Her
exquisite artistry was never displayed
to better advantage than in her
spirited enacting of the charming
prince and her sympathetic portrayal
of the pathetic little beggar. The
I'm has given unlimited opportunity
for the display of directorial skill in
the use of the double exposure in
those scenes which show both Of the
youthful characters on the screen at
the same time.
Tuesday-Quite inexhaustible, it
appears, is the peculiar artistic fac
ulty of Mary Pickford. the worlds
foremost motion picture star, for
creating transcendent screen
triumphs. In rapid and uninterrupt-
ed succession. this unsurpassable star
OF the Famous Players Film Co. has
provided series of individually dis
tinctive and collectively astonishing
film successes. Following her tri-
umphant appearances In The Dawn
of Tomorrow" and Rags" this
great star is now presented in an
other sterling characterization, as
THE Founding" the latest Famous
Players production on the Paramount
Program.
Wednesday - Constance Collier,
the internationally noted London
star. in the role of witty. tender,
strongminded grand opera idol espec-
tally suited to her great personal
beauty and artistic strength, will
shortly be presented for the first time
upon the screen by Oliver Morosco
on the Paramount Program in "The
Tongues Of Men,. The young rector
OF an aristocratic church denounces
from the pulpit the grand opera Ia
porah" and the corrupting influence
exerted by the woman who sings it.
Notwithstanding the fact he has
never witnessed the performance.
The visit of the outraged prima DON
ma to his own vestry room to discuss
the attack. the revelation OF her real
ly splendid personality and sincerity.
and the sentimental outcome 1t works
with the young rector. 1t is a thing
that might have been expected from
80 clever title as "The Tongues of
Men" Forrest Stanley makes
handsome picture as the young cleric
who Is broad enough to listen to rea-
son.
The Monte Vista journal., 1916-07-08

Harry Cuthertson who has been
employed rs stenographer in the
Colo. Valley Land Co. office left Fri
day evening for jefferson CITY. Mo
The Monte Vista journal., 1916-07-08

Mrs. Caroline Kurrle loft Satur-
day night for Denver where she will
visit relatives for two weeks.
The Monte Vista journal., 1916-07-08

II. l.. Yaeger, representatiy. of the
kalo Stock Remedy Co.. of Quincy.
Ill, left Sunday night for his home
in Monroe City, Mo.
The Monte Vista journal., 1916-07-08

Harvey Brownell OF Chama. N. NJ.
visited his mother Mrs. A. C. Matthias
and his sister Mrs. l.. A. Hardie. n
few days this week.
The Monte Vista journal., 1916-07-08

Mrs. VIM. Warner went to Alamo
sa Saturday night to visit her hus-
band wto was recently operated on
for appendicitis.
The Monte Vista journal., 1916-07-08

Paul Winchell came home Monday
morning from Boulder where he has
been working in the tungsten mines.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-03

bcu alio i'm Sabre $50 ii6rig, I'M iiir
ieiuc Srou iuo ainOcr SIT iorgen,
E1eotcr SiQetc 3u fonicn 9aic6alls
ipiele SIT bcilhcn mo ieiuen 9Ini6eil
sum 9iap SunOau @irfus bei3u.
tragelL penn oericl6e 5uidaig in 0ic
StoOt foumt 9genu Ser Heit Oon
inns e6euio riel trinteu miiroe ipie
Oieic glr6eitcr. 10 miiroe iib OieGrinf.
&ehnina Scr Ger 5taaten oui inis
gefd6r $500O0,000,OO0 6eloufclL
giau be6ouptet, 0oB so @ro5ent
oQer 9lrmlt6 olf Srinfcn 5uriid5u.
iii6rcn ici. Ter lebtc GeuIus-9eriht
ii6er bic 9ln5o6l Der Sporbonf DC.
poiitorcn in oeu peridie0enen
Staateu cre6t iolgeuoes 9ilo: Su
gtep Yorf, no tdglid6 noA glusio-
ge 9iQp's, cine Milliou GoQars fir
@ctrdufc ouSgegc6cu pcrOen iino
$556.9i pro aopf oeponirt; in Goli-
iornicn. 100 ser @cin gctcltert miro
lm0 @ro6i6ition nod feline Sort.
idjritte 6at madcn fonnen $522.6S; /;
in N|oine. 100 @ro6ibitiou ieit 60
Sa6rcu beitc1t $l0407s in aauiaS
0as @ro6ibition ieit 80 So6rcn Bat,
uir $iS3.99. 99em 9illD'S @e6oup.
hing ridtig mare, OaW miiBte Scr
Oeponirte 9etrog III aanioS imO
Mainc inn so @ro5ent GROCER iein
ais i'm Staote 9lem 9orf imO @a.
lifornien Ter 9etrag in Galiior.
uicn 1T o6cr Ooppelt 10 groB iuie in
Nlame lmo oreimal groBcr ais III
SEauiaS."
6acib SIT slliang ieiner ghSiii6.
rlngeu 6atte S5r. @inOle oarouf BIN.
geipieicn, OaB ST. Silnoop fein Heht
bo6c. iih in obidaigen @eOersartei
ii6rr Oas @larplono S6eater 3ll crae.
ben, neil in 0encl6en sic @erianms
hugen ser r@erional 9i6ertD Sea
gue~ abge6alten uerOcn; oeun OieieS
I5eOter Jorge iiir 5000 berfriippcltc
aiioer III Baltimore imO leiitc iomit
me6r anf Ocm Gebiete Scr g9obltbd.
tigfeit, ais man bon alien Labernd.
feIn Sitlammeu ermnrter fonne
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-03
Tnrdi Tlammcn neririe6cn.

Nlrb Gin 6eier. wel6cs IN Dem
aur5iuaorenacihdit bon Worri5 Bril-.
liant. 93r. 709 GoIumbio-9locnue.
aeitem Nlorgcu nad 9 llbr sum
9hls6rucG fant wur0e sic Iamilic
SorrD 9licic bon Dir. 7li, Golimbia-
9locmic, olud Malif rnO 5lanneit
ans i6rer @o6nlmg gctrieben Scrr
Slice nabm m1hrenO ser 9ladt eincn
9ranogcrud pabr im0 glaubte an-
idnalih. ooB 0nS 6euer in ieiner
8o6ulng mlSgc6rodou iei- Shnell
iucdtc cr ieine 6ralL iuelhc i6r 3
Sabre oltes aino auf Sic glrnc no6m
uuo iic6, III 9iadi9aroerobe 9c6iiGt,
alf sic 1traBc bego6, mG6rero @err
9iieie ieinen i'm icl6en Naiie uobnen.
oen Shmoaer. Sup @aligan, uno
0eiier 6rau pedtc. oie iid e6eniaas
cilenoS ms 5reie begoben. Gie 6lidl-
tigcn ianoen 6ci 9lahborcn 9lui-
na6mc. InS Seucr mirOe IN Ser
3lpiihen5eit auh Don einem @aiian-
ten bencrft, ocr bic 6cuerlucbr olar.
niirte. @ci 9(nfirit Der 0oihmann.
ihaitcn 6attcu bic 6lammen bcrcits
liarf INN iid gcgriiicn murOcn obcr
BALD bon Ocnielbcn I'M Seine eritidt.
Ter 3uioa moutc es, ooB iidl Die 8a.
Mile l9riaiant IN Der glabt nidt IN
i6rer, i'm ielbeu 0auc gelegenen@o6.
mmg 6ciano. "a @crr 9rilliant iidl
geidlditlid nadl 9}ep Dorf begcbet
6attc, pertrabtc Sic 6ran nit i0rcn
5lDei ainocrl I'M nid)t alcin in Der
gSo1nsn9 ST icin bic 9iadt bel gcr-
luanotcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-03
Sin Samiter.

VI. @. Hebd, ctl 5armer in 0lon.
gpl nabe Nagcrstoiun lRov mobn.
6oit, crlegtc noDc ieiner 6arni cincn
Sarniter Dieie Sbierort 1T bier iebr
ielteL mo botten Ole Bemobner III
ibTem 2aben nad tcinen @antiter ge.
iebclt Orr slridle ino0 IA 4iimo
imo battle iAou iciuen braueu Som'
merpcI3 anac1Qaen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-03

Iia iidhlie Aoit uaM Icuiic6lano.
NrlIcrrriA.llnaart ciirEet Atlga
rcn ln0 1tanoiaauiIdcn Sdnocra
miro aui opm 1anpicr nCsfor
per 3pcitc" per au Iouncrs
Nog, Sen s 9lpril Don Dem gorf ab
ia1ri 6ciarocri 1amMilibe iiir bic.
iea IaMpier 6cIlimmtc @oitiahel
lRllIicn bis gm Nlittwudl gl6cno ini
l0 llhr aif ocm biciiaeu @aliptpolt.
AMt rlgcliciart iein Gs cnipiichlt
ilgA Scn giancu 0es 5diiies an5u.
aeac sadctpoii luiro ui4t bci5rs
ncfl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-03

1cr uSogaIa Ghi64 Aat ieiuc &c-
auIieH 9cluiblt lno cntpamr lid ein
Aaner fampi iim nas Eraiioilnl 5pi.
ldict eugene NlaD nno Dlarran
pcquap bci rclhcu @rrr alap mt
acrInaer 0laioriiat ocn 5ics oagon
tra0 llHier bier Gunoioatqu inn
oas slint 0cS gice-Rrdfoenien ipuroc
6u Glara 0ouiltou crp16li Gie
anocrcu &ealnien iiuo G6arles 81
Moopgr SAatHcilicr art aQarH
alaH rorrcWonarqrsr 5erslaria,
sN0prH Dhe9rg 6iualB 5rireidr
Ev lapa 9llegiarS prototpllireiav
rfreiaFia u0 8 g(lpart IonasGn
ale7iiimipr gic g'oriianoe Der ciil.
selnen Gomileu iino Nrl @racc
9'@leal Sau5-soulite 6rl Catherine
NlcaRaa,e llaicr1aIiutas 9onite il
4aaar g0nd ssublitatipns. Gpmitc.
Eqr &1io lat ae9eupdrtia Me ar0Bte
llii8lieaerSall icii Ieiliant Aeitebcns
C raroeN s'er5rrcitiHacn iiir pay
atQNe WDrIsle ,Srli0liaslel AelraF
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-03


Der rs Sabre @corpc @aibingtou
bon 9}ittsburg6, 9'o., Der oas Gltcrn'
bans oerlicB, lin III Der 9labe ieincr
Welichten III NoBUine, Baltimore
Golmtp, mciIcn 5n f0nncu beiinoat
iidl mireipiligcr @eiie ari Der HiId-
rciie nod RittSbursb. Groboeni cr
MIR bci ithmcrer 9lrbcit in ciner Sic
geIbrcmerei ju 9loBDille 81 pro Gag
peroente, unr George iibcrgliidlid,
oa cr coeu 9l6cno ieul @ldOhen trei.
len folmte. Seine meit9e6enorn 81.
titnitspldnc lprrOen abcr ploblih 5lt
9lihtc, ais Niilis-4Oli5ciniarihall
1ic6lnonn bon 9aItimoreAGointD
aui Der 93iloildde cricbicn uno @ni1.
iugton jiui, niii glntrag oeiien ga.
ters perboitete rno naA 9lrIingtou
brcdte, no cr in eincr 3ellc eingc.
ihloiien murNc ST mar 9eItern
Nlor0en bcreii, noh Souic 5rriid5ti.
tc6ren in0 purOc bon cinem Noli.
5iiicn olii Ben criiou iiacb 'gittS6urg0
iahrcnocn 3ua aeicbt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-03
1cr gSrltfriea tentc uor cinrm
3a6r.
5. glpril 1915.
t9lnA 0en 9cridlt Des lciltibcn
5eucralltabs)


SH Tlauoern baicGca Die Gent.
itbcn oie ani weilliben Sicrtanal.
llicr aeIcacnc Crtidait Irei
Grahten.
SergcbliAe groBr 2lnlirenalur
sen DER 1ran5oiem oel in lore
Ginie iiio0iild pon 9SerOuu BIN.
eingetriebcnen oeiiihpn Rril 3it
rild3utreibcn
Iurdl 0ciitihc Irippcn pcriiirft
luiernebmen bic Cciierrcidlcr aui
Sen Hoben oitlid Der 2aborc8a III
Den aarpat6eH ariolgreidc @e9en.
aneriiic
ssdbrcuO sic tiirtiidl 6loite
nlbe Coeiio I'M 5duar3eu .Qlcer
5mei rliiiihcSransportidliiic uer'
eutt acrdtb scr fIrinc Strcl5ur
,.plc0H0iic0 pon 5000 tonucn
aui cite 5ecuiine mo ucr
iinft Tic glciablng mir0 acret.
tei
gic .9lpaiba" Nlanuicbaiten
(von Der ,,Gmocn~ inter Aapi.
tdnlieliieliant y 9Riide wer0cn
ourd) 1riippen beS GuiirS pom
glctta alS ibrcr aeid6rlidlan Gage
heireit uao icBcn oQn Dlarin iiadl
2ioeiooa iprt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-03
2ic ncnr strucridJranGc.

Slc HcMe SicNcrlWfnllue
Cine Gr000uug Scr stcuerrotc lm
A Gents Dorgcie6on. Girette
Gr6i6aitsiteucr ma5rideinlid on-
0cnommcn. 9iccn5.Gr6o6un-
gen I'M eoiBcu Stlat gcpla r.
9eicbuei0ungcu ser 3upeuOungeu
fritiiirt.
Ga sic @eiebgebung BON Nlarplnno
i6rc 9lr6eiteu nod nic6t beeuoct bat,
10 lit es nod ni6t 81 ioacn, in mel
der @ciie iih IN Collars mo GentS
ausgcoriidt, ibrc glrbeit been0ct yirO.
Die 5teucrratcn iino fiir oas Sa6r
1917 nit 36 5/t2 Geuts uno in
1918 nit 36 9/t2 GentS porgeie6en.
Gic gcgcmpartigc 5teuerrate bctrdgt
80 l/i2 pro 500, mo bcocinen bic
ncucn Staten cine Grbo1uHa DON
4 @cntS.
GieieS iii abiohtt uidt eritaullid,
ocnn icit nc6r ais 5luci Sa6ren mar
cS bctonnt, ooB ole Steuerratc er-
boot meroen ioate. 9lid untcr Die
len llmitanocu mar oaS Gritomen
ocs 5cnotorS Cooper Gin groBes,
peldjcr allcS M6glihe 6eidnitten bat
Inn Die Gintiinfte oeS Staates 5u Der-
groBcrn, OnB INNER uod eii groBeS
Sod i'm Staatsi1dcl bIei6cn miro,
ma SieicS 3liiopien Der nGdien @e-
iebgeblmg iIbcrloiien 6lci6eu muB.
gIn0erc @crrelL pcl6e nit ocn 81
nnn5perbdltniiicn pertrnut iinO, bal.
ten Dies uiht fir not6i9, ionOern rcd.
ncn nili cine meitcrc 6iliSqIeIlc, in-
Dem sic oircftc Grbihaft 6citeuert
iperDcn ioa gis6cr 6eltanO in MnrD,
lan0 mir sic in0irefte @rblhoits-
iieucr 7ieier SteuerooriAla9 pal.
iirtc glatt Oen Senat, mo miro an-
genonnen OoB oieieS @eieb ange.
nolnmen miro. Cine anoere Gin.
nabmequcQc miro in Der Gr606ung
Scr 5hantlicen5cl gciaben, imD
uur0c sic MaBnabmc al 0aS SauS
Dertpicicu. IieieIbc iie6t Dor, bic
9icen5gcbiibren BON $1,000 aui $l100
i'm aan5en Staat 5i er6oben Gbenio
ioIleu oic Sotclbciiber mo anoere
9lgentilren iUelbc Spirihioicn ous-
i4dnfeu, cine 3uiasgebii5r be5a6len.
0eion0crs oelltlid mlrOcn Bic 9c-
ihuciOun5cn Der 3luucnonngcn an
OaS Sobns @opfins-0oipital imO Der
@eilnobeitS6e66r0c beiprodcn mo
miro aQgcmeiu angenounen SaB
oaS 0oipital icin @elO in ooll cr-
bait, oo 0asielbe piele ciuihlBrcde
8reinoc BAT. Die @eimo6eits6cboroe
.perlnngte $t51 .000 bod wiirocn i1r
mr 100000 erlau6t San lebte
Sabre battc bic 9c60r0c ciucu 6onO
bon $t42,000, bon uclhcm lie SiS,.
600 Dem 5taot 5iriid ga6, oodj iAicn
Dies einc ibledjte @olitif ieitens Der
9eborOe ecueien 5il iein 6ranOc
Der 9e6oroe per0en onipaiien went
oic Geruili9rmgs s-Sorla9e Oorfommt
mo wcr0en periuden oafir 81 ior-
gen. OdB oie 9c6orOe Den lcbtjdbri-
gen @ctrng bon $4,000 wieoer er-
balt. Sic 9lcr5tc Dcrlicrcn icltcn ei-
ucn aanpi nit 0dnl 6inan5.Gomitc
Ser @cicbecbing.
Gieic 0erpiligluigen ruben nur
oonn auf ben Sdultern Der 5teuer-
5abler. penn lie sic @inua6nru oes
Stantes ans 6en 2icclBen Gr6idai-
ten 1oi1lcinnabmen BON ocn Giicn-
bn6ucn lino dn0eren Gueaen iibcr.
ichreitcn inO nuiiiau Damn 2lulei1cn
aiiigcnomlrcn mcr0cn i'm oas Geii.
I sit 5n ocden. Gic Stcucrraten iino
| fir ShuIen mo glnleben lmo inter
oicien 9lnlei6cn befhOet iidb cine BON
$2.0O0.OOO, peIde crit auigenoni.
men wuroe mo ein Geii5it bartlett
Cic onoeren iino fir 9anoliroBcp
uno @ebdiiOe
CO. IL. t-o:.,. -cA.c..E
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-03
NlcridJt 0c9 Wdliim0re WrFfcrbNrr0u8


Dcr 6elIdjti9teitsgebalt Der 2uit
lwdr So Gro8ent lin s ll6r @lorgeus
lnlo 81 9'ro5cnt nm $ llbr gl6eros.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-03
4 leIgaraplIldler gNeIIerbtridlt.

gIns ocll iibri1cn 4lnocS 9ctter.
geobodtiragS s5tationcn murOeH oie
lolacHocn nicorigiien EcuperatiIrcp
Dia lin $ llbr 8ciicrR glbcN0 6errih.
scii. beridfet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-03
llutcrlaltmna nnO Cans.

y1anrapilie Niduncr6Or" g3itbcr-
Glnb 6armuRie4, D9lnitria 7iitrift
202, 2. II. 8D, YG6mensSale, Gjaal
nnS 9SrcitOH.Str., 1ienitos, 4. 9Ipril
1916, s lI6r A6cubs.
fOfa-tT) ON
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-03

&o6l cine icincr intcrpianteiteu
9coen oie er in Baltimore ae6altel
bat lieB 0r. @bas. gl. @iuolc aus
G6icoao, oeicn aampf acgcu 4ro6i.
6tiou 6ercits im oan5en 5taotc gluf.
lcIcu Trcgt Iat Dor cincm poIlbcs
ic6teH Nanic iii observation-disclosures"
pom @tapcl 5mon AM Dorlebten
SountaS 5atte Sr. gQinolc onacfiins
Oiat 0aB cr 6ci ieinen na6iten g9ic.
0erfonnuen mlf @iQD SlinoaD's ioac
naimte ~9oo5c "@rcoiat. sic Qcbtcrcr
i'm Sa6erlatcl bielt ausfiibrlih eins
gebcn wer0e lno 10 battc iiA aud
cine groBc gln5nbI Inrnou eingehnis
0cu oic ridpt acra0r Villu 5rnoan
init 2eib mo Seelc perialen mareu,
obcr bod ocs Ceitcreu oasu beiac
iragen battcn Ole 3uborerihaft inn
la5ernafel ari oiiebnlider Stdrte
5u bdlten Ter itdrfite gIpplaus, Der
geitern Dem RcOner inn nMarBIano.
I6cater ju l6eiI plroe, fam BON
5eiteu ser Iomcu bic 0auit fuuo.
gabcn. ooB lie init 9iln'S Tarlcgmas
geu ocr Eriut 5raae 0nrhaus iiht
cinperlianocn iino
1ic gcitrigc @criaumlma, meldlc
pie0cr inter Sen 9tuipi3ien scr u@er
ional 9i6ertD 2coane" BON @larpInno
iioitiono, luir0c ourd 0orlibcr
Shoubcracr 0ird cine fiir5e 9lnipra.
dlc cilgeleitct ser oam orn uicbnul.
Bigen Smo~ pie QiauSuuouu Gru.
s4inolc be5ciMnet battc, als SSaupt.
rconer uoritclltc.
glli ser 9ii6uc ipar Scr @eiang.
percii nglrion~ in eiuer Stdrtc pon
etipa 60 Nlomi pcriammelt uno trug
5pci 2ieocr Dor oic oem Ncreii itiir.
uiiidlen @eiiaa eiubraMten. Bon per-
ic6icOcnen 1citeu ipuroc 0cr @oif
niua 9lus0rId ucrlichen 0aB oer
y9lrion" iid uoh 5iters bci ocrorii.
8ct Sclcgcu6eitrn borcn laiici miro.
Ssn leiner 2 lasitiinoiacn 9le0c iagtQ
Ncrr SeinSle umter 9lnocrcm 3olgen,
0es
uGs iino 5pei ganj paridlieocnc
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jli uiocrlc1en Sd bln nidt 6icrhrr
aetomrcib inn @llip sil antporteu
ionocrn oie N icincr 9oo5c" '@reoiSt
aiigcitelien 5Q6auptuaen 5a pioer-
Ieacu Viaua 2oBif lit obiur0 uno
ieinc SAluBiolaeriuiaen iin0 LADDER
Iid.
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dcrhldte ieiucn 8iiborcrn uoalidit
latlirgetreli eincn Dlann por 9higcn
ju iii6rer. oer III ieincr Jle0c iIildbt.
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Gyiir Gin Seimgctrdmf.

Gas bon @co. @iintber gcbrailtc
@icr lit ons bette. &iele 9eurt6eilcr
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ocn 5omiliengebrald. 6einites 9lro.
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olirA bic ncuen @}aihinen abaefillt
moourn obiollite Rein6eit geiidert
miro. Stiitc $i.00. &bone gSolie 20.
(SSuni1S,1Sj@1o.9o)
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Scntidjs, CsiterrcidJiiac iulS llnsn-
ride @rirssnnlci6en.
100 Wiarf nnh 100 GrOner nnfmGrtS
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glMnoeS. 1epartemeHt fit Ganowirtb'
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glyctter QInSfdItcn.

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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-12-07
ANrI-suFFRAelsTs MEET.
President of Association Calls Votes
For-Womet, Minority Movement.

Washington, Dec. I'm her keynote
address opening the national anti suf-
frage convention. Mrs. Arthur NJ.
Dodge. of New York, president of the
National Association Opposed to Wom-
ans Suffrage. said:
In protesting against the imposition
of political duties upon women we
know We voice the sentiment of the
majority of the women of the United
States. After sixty five years of organ
lied effort woman's suffrage is a
minority movement. We believe that
women have more power in uplifting
civiliZa ton thru the home than mar,
has thru his vote. l would like to re.
peat what we call our creed. We stand
for the conservation of the best o:
American womanhOod in all conditions
and stations of life. for the preserva-
;ioR OF the home, for the retention OF
the best ideals OF preceding generations
adapted 70 the advantages and oppor-
tunities given to them under modern
conditions"