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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-07-14
RED. WHITE AND BLUE

What Will be the color of the book the
State Department will issue on the Mexi-
can mixup? Not yellow let US hope
Louisville Herald.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-07-14
WINNING BRITAIN

Baseball has at last obtained firm foot
ing Ia England, having been popularized BY
the Canadian soldiers. The great American
game ought 70 serve the good purpose In
Great Britain OF helping the people 70 forget
their troubles.-Newburgh Journal
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-07-14
couNrRY-HoUsE LITERATuRE

The literary by-product Of pretentious
country life in the North Is cftener fhe
output Of muelIrakers than Of romanticists-
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-07-14

Substitution may be all right, but
wnen a man buys mutton he does not do
ii to get his neighbours goat.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-07-14

sir-I saw this on a window of a Market
street meat shop:
Fresh brains, &C."
How about it, are you brain weary?
Have a brain, and Washington papers
please copy. Nj.
TJOW now slrrah Isn't this eXtortion-
IL ate? AS long as we can remember,
after yeahs an yeahs in the business,
we've been told there's nothing cheaper
than brains.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-07-14
THE WELSH WIZARD.

Lloyd-Gcorge is pedcemdker
OF quite cousummdtc art;
He gets the Gets together
BIZ keeping them apart. RATIO.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-07-14

Until the soft drink gets itself mono.
syllable name it never can live in verse"
F. p. A.
What is more monosyllabic or explosive
than pop? How about:
Fifteen men on the dead mans chest.
Yo-ho-ho! and a bottle of popr'
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-07-14

Predetermined Show Will Be Placed
on Pier-Headline.
THIS news from Atlantic City reminds
i us that the height of the social season
there is at hand.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-07-14

Ply to L. 5, sCHATz. Colieseville Pa
WE THINK we know the man for you,
w If we can catch him. He played that
role for us once. But maybe his day
won't suit you. We caught him on a
Friday, but made the mistake of not
holding his good wages until Friday
week. Do you eat him or does he have
20 eat himself? Never mind the drink
THERE'S the day; this is your last
II chance to speak up if you're a rela-
tive or friend OF this One Barrel Of Food
Product. Your Uncle Sam has spent hun.
dreds Of dollars on this notice in the Della
ware papers, IA insertions in this one
alone.
BIONITIoN-IN THE UNITED STATES DIS
United states us One BdTrei Of Jood pTodief
purpOrtins % be ground black pepper, No
off seizure 10 me directed. in the above en- ens
titled cause ] have seized aud taken into ny
10 contain sround black pepper. Tor the csilses
sst forth IN the libel now pcndlns Ia the United
80 II Wimington. IN said district. htrai5s, hsis
sfve notice 10 sll persons claiminE the said de-
snythIng 10 say why the should not be
Condemned and destroyed. according to The
f6Ts the o ssd court % 6s hsd q ana for be be
district of Delaware AZ the United States Court
S 5Syi al ii O'clock in de foreloon u ihat dsi 9
II ne same 5e aay qt igFlsdetion rs ethergise
q make their allesatlesns, q that bse.h3lf,
United states Matshal. District Of pelawsre.
j. as. so-is J. 3. q :. 8. Z. s. 10. II. Y. -. -
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-07-14

WHY not invent a drink to Mt? Here's
w hint for some wide-awake bother:
Fifteen men on the dead mans chest.
Yo-ho-ho! and a bottle of ZEST!
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-07-14

FI1HAT mystery is the soul Of France
; since the war settled down in its dead
+ STRIP of tbs trenches. Many nations are
e paE but apart nom the huge and
neaninsless tracts Of Russia. the land
e France has suffered most For her
|sfritofy, the very soil now ploWed b.
aaelis ana segn ~ inErsaebments, has
sIsalaeanee e Aer. Her purity ; do
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-01-21
prO0i6itiOniIten
6eginnen Ole dr6eitl
&OIcu in GOnslas Gunntp ailriH
$4,000 %Gnfbriugea, i'm ben
Staat trpfsn IN legeu.

ga, 0as III ia Elm idj6ner gIu.
fangl Sett teiBt cS iiir Die libera.
len giiracr, Die ibre 5reibeit p~reiieh,
auiqepabt. 5enoct oo geltern oas
aampagne.aomitcc eiilen 3irtnIdr.
Brief ans, Der pom 175 b%efaunten
8irgarn uno @eIdoitslentcu inter.
3eidnct it, uno porin $4,000 ge.
fproert per0eiL nm ben Stant I'M
Sabre 1916 troden 81 legen. llntcr
oen lluter5eihnern befinoen iid
9tumcn Bic Oas grobte Gritaulen
berDorruien mcroen. Ga 1T 3. =.
Ger befanntc iriihe 9iehtsmtmoIt
Z. q Md6cncn Der triiber ats ENC
Stiibe Der @nti &robi6itioliltet
golt; Der %ioSenonnte ipiiienihlaftli'
die go5ialiit, aapitaliit 1ulo Aliicr.
tcnfretmo Or. @ifiorb, Damn ole
Goftoren Gipcn. aoro mo SoHers,
Der 3eitlmgsplattelt 5abritant Gee.
eSSoslpn. Dem Der Gbampn9ter folt.
nd mtnoct un0 gum SdluB 5. q.
Cumberland, Der iein amt ais Rrd-
fi0eut Sos Commercial Gibbs 81
~miBbrauden bereit ijt ant fir oir
8rn6ibition Grnpngauoa ST MAIDEN.
Ter Commercial Glub hielt lid bis.
Ger 0ieIer 5raqc qeacniiber neutral,
mic lit 0as abcr mo0lid, peun iein
&rdIfOent iid iebt an Die Spibe Der
ttodcien gripeInug itcllt2 G1s 1T
einfad) micrbort.
llnter5eiduer ocs 8riefes, oif Den
mir nod 3urildfommen meroen, iinO:
geo. u. SosIpn. 81. .. @iffor0,
Sobn U, @}c5 bore, earle z. Scr.
rinq, Glifforb 5abler, 6. 2. san.
marc. Or. Il. 81. Omen, @ y, Dc.
@oro, q. 9. Sutton, Sohn 2eluis 6.
9G. 9eulon, Glan Robinion So. b1
IS. g. giee0, u. ". 2omoreonr.
@arren 5uiBler, &. @. N}orthmon,
81. IS. @6itmore. 9. 6. 9Hrbouf.
qf. N. san, u. $. 8bompion RcI,
ion 9rott, 4 ". Cumberland. u Is.
Ipoac. N. S. giacIom. 3obu 8.
Yeiier, Silas, Mobbins, 8 s. Fin.
felt. Geo. u. 9lntncr, elmer 6.
9holuas. adtGon Mcrriaul 6 81.
Sarriiou, ". 6. 3eeo. Mrs. @eo.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-01-21
aut Der WeGlrORt
6errICDt Ru6e!
Srahspicu nno GnglduSer crbOleH
iidJ DOn ben ibnem beigebradl.
ten Sdlappeu.

Berlin, 81. San. GyauFeuberidh }
Sas oeHtidle ariessamt melOete
6eMte, bnf undl ben aeitrigeH &c.
fedltcn in Slanorrn Mno &OrOfrant'
reid prrbdltaikmdhig 6ube 6erride,
bic MIR 5eitipeiie OHrdl leidIte Nr.
iaerieidmpie anierbrOden IUirO. Ani
laithpudD Oraug On Der Yier.6roHt
cine fleinere beutid|e AbteilHng In
einen feinOlifeu Shitbengrabcn Elm
nn6 er6entete Elm Maid)iuengemebr.
8eitlif Dpu 9ils nnO iHblid bis
Sar Summe Berridte aHf beiOen Sri.
ten Der lyrUnt lrbbafte Mincntdtig.
felt. 5nSmeitlif BON SbiancOnrt
itiir5te Elm feinSlides 5lngsens ab;
elmer Der 5niafieu Der Vtaihinc fam
INNS SebeH.
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GGrran5a mG60
anOere 9auptltGOtl
Sn Der 5taOt Merifu wirO linn Der
gOOen bird AeuolhtiOnGre 81
beik gemadlt.

Gnerstarp, @cr., II. San.
Sier beift e., Onh @rdiiOent Gar.
rnn5n 6inntn flr5cm Elm Gefret CT
laiien mirD, liant mrldem Der Git
Der MegirrHug BON Der 5taOt McritC
nGdj 9olOrs.6iloalgo uetieat mirb.
ale Mitslieber Ses GarraaBa-9a6i-
nets iiRD fiir Sicien @laH eIugc'
nummcn, ga bic @eguer GarraH5a's
in Der 5tabt MerifO cine 9rukc ga
tigfeit cHtwideln.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-01-21
Rcgjeruagen Oreier
cdn0er in JrGn6reiC6!

9iont, II. San. IS wirb her
Dffi5ica befauut genadlt, bag bic
9egiernng Mouteucaro's ibrrn Sit
mad 9BuHs, 6ruufreidl, perleet bat.
SIN Sraufreif bcfiubeu iid geaeu.
iuGrtig bic ELECTROMAGNETIC Oreier
&eidle, nGmIidl 6ranfreidl, gelgicn,
nnO MDnteuegro. t9as NIT 5ranf.
reid nnO SelgieH hat iciuc Gidltig-
felt; Die MelOnna aber, ban bic
mDnteneariniide %9iegiernng i'd in
Granfrcidl beiinOet, lit, ben jangiten
%Drgduacn mad IN nrtcilea, wObl
urr 5dminoel; bic Guteatemaftc
iDoilen abiolut nidlt 5ugeben, OaR
9~iOntcnegro piertia" it,
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-01-21
gifiina or6t idlari DOR,

amferonm, lib. gonODH, II. Gan.
Ser 8riiTcler 9cri6tcritatter Oes
o9eriiRer Gofnl An5eiger" melOct
TOlgcnOes: ,,CScneral uun Billing,
N,eHeralguuSernenr uoR Gelgien, hat
cine GrOflamatiOa crlaiien, in Der
oieienigcn init Der SOOesitrafe be.
sruGt werOen, bic iid Der 8rano.
itiitnag idlnlDig MAIDEN uScr lleber'
idnuemmnugcu nernriaden O0er Die
beluaffneteH nentidtu 3tuIi' D0cr
WilitGrbeb0rhcn angreifen uOer If.
uen &iOeritnuo leiiten."
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-01-21
9nmnfcr rinnrspnen.

NprfuIf, @ay q. san. Die
%griediidc RegicrnHg hat oard Som
inlarbcamfc bic arie6iIden Gampfcr
9araIOs nno St1liani gibie fir Scn
9icaicrnuasoicnit nit Seidllag be.
lcat. 3ic Sdiffr mcrScn pm bier
aO1le, an Der in BrirhrnlanO Man.
gel BcrridDt, 6orthiu briugen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-01-21

q. SusImt, Mrs. 3. Z. 2ipOiep Wo
VI. z. Wrabarn
BeriOnaiien.
syreo. Iieiien ais Aupcd belt iidl
bellte aeid0tts1oIbcr IN Cmabo mit
un0 erfldrtc. onB eS bier INNER
nod nidjt 70 troden lit iuie W Sopn.
Qrof. Or. q. 3. Stroeter, lDelter
lett gaoDember Ron 3ilrih Sdipcld
bier lit uno amerita bereilt, mar
beuie @aIt bon Rep. Safer. Gs
TIT inns iebr leio, bob es Or. Stroe.
ter nidt moalid mar, ms einen
Sortrag Su bnIten ilber Die Ser.
6dItniie III GeutTdlano. Gr reiite
oon bier mad St. @nni. Wiiim. Or.
strortrr lit Der Sdlpiegcriobn bon
8iifoi Guelicrt Der. iriIbcr m Gina.
Ia nobntc uub iest in 3iirid ieinen
&obniis bat.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-01-21
.BeOroGGC6er Gisgang
I'M ]|llJgOuri.J(ub!

Ganfas Sin, Nm, II. San.
Sentc frab brad oas isis i'm Xii.
ionri in bicier @eaeuo anf; DER
Slnk iteiat iufulgc Der nnbalteubeH
&cgenai.ie iebr idlnra. @iddtige
Gisifollen, bic iid bersbOd iibcr.
chamber tiirmcn, habeu mebrere
5panncu hes %. Strafc &iabntts
iprtgcriheu. Gas aansc Sanmerf
itebt in Wefahr, pUn Den SdpIen
nnb 6lutcu iurtgerineu an ucroeu.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-01-21
9o6tIuten in
JO(let, J0.

Solicit, 81, n. San. Sn-
fOlse uun lIrberdnpcmmnngen itcbt
oas @aiier in len Strahen oes Sic.
itoeH3teils Der 5taOt gegenmGrttg 8
5nf bod. SnnOerte 5amilien hnO
Onrd Die 5luten aus ibreu 6dniern
gctrieben wurben. Ter augeridtete
Safidln0cn uirO aaf cine RiliOR
9plars geiddbt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-01-21
l%lnge6eure Beute
Oct G%Gntra(mGC6te.

8ien, ii. San. - 6ieilge @lllI-
iarldriiftellrr 9abeu ausgcrGdnct,
0an mabtenO Der eriten II 9tOnate
Dos srieaes na6e5u 100000 6ciu.
IL nm ben 7cAtden nnS oereH ger-
6itnoetcn geianaen genommea luOr-
Oen iuS. 10000 @eidHte aHo 40e
600 MtaihinengemeBre maroen cr.
B6ert. Gas eroberte &anOersebict
hetraat 100000 GnaOratfil0metcr.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-01-21
aus Council bluffs!
@rNrn BED 0altr rntarhen.

SEER &enGp S9oning, SEER $.
2petIfan SER 6. Diinnid ulo cine
gnsabl anocrer @ilrger iino am
Montng mad Slorioa %obgereiit. INN
ncr ItrcnBen minterlidcn a1lte bon
Soma 81 crtgcheH.
gOttaiuattamie 6omntD Sdnkberein.
SEER ScnrD &. gran0es, 8r1ii.
Sent Oes 8ottapnttnmie Gouutp
Gdubpcreins, Fat an Die Mlitglie.
Der ser betreifen0en @eieaidolt eine
3uidrift crlaiieu, norm oielelbcl
in acmtnis aeiest iuerocn, ooB am
8onncrstag. Den 20. Sontior Ole
5obrcsperiamutl.n9 int bieiigen &c.
ti6fsgebdiioe itatttitoen miro uno
0Icif5eitig Die 9conntef fir oas (all-
fet,0e s5obr erip1blt meroen. Der
5duBocrein beitcbt aus 8ieb5itdterI
inlo 5ormerr. bie ourd ee9euieiti.
gen Sdue iid ge9en Sieb0iebitobl
5u eripebrcn iuten.
Sdaoenfeitcr.
Sim 5reitog letter ISOLDE, II Qbr
abenbs, brad 5ellcr i'm Staae 0es
Scrrn SEQ. 8. Sdeer an Der Mor-
ningiioe @be. aus, ppourdl oas @e-
Gduoe in fur8er Belt eingeaihert
ipltrDe. Cos 1ier0 Des @errn
Sdeer, ungefabr orei Gubeno @itf,
ner, Gin 8asen, 8feroegeIfirr, cine
grobe 6unntitdt Suffer ulb Sen
iielen Dem 6euer gum 0pfer. Ger
Sdaoen miro aui ullaefabr $500
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-01-21
MOnkntgrinn
Irgtn Qamdbli6
waftn nitbtr!
elae sseeuteilisen gsrihte Der III.
l~iierten iinO iRfame eagcu.

8ieu, u. Gan. N1e ans giOm
nnS anOercu Sta6tcn Der GnteHte'
madtc fummenoen 9taGridlteH, ban
WloutenegrD I'D nidlt aEf Deitert
NrieOsns @erbnnOlnHgen einlaien
nil, inn nniUabr. A~lerbiHss bas
bcn bis lest nod Htdt nile Monte
neeriner bic @Saffea n~ifDergelegt,
aOd acidiebt Sieies mad nuO mad.
Is uirD mebrerc Sage oanern, bis
Bic Moatenegriaer 0Ou iBren Ser-
aen 9crabfOmmeH nHO bic 8affen
ifrefen. IS lit iider, ban Oie Berg.
fcitung 9obteu In 0iterreihiidrH Be
ib ibersebeH miro.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-01-21
9egen Banben,
Ole WuC6er trei6enl

@aiGingtuu, II. Gan. Ger
auntrDllcnr hes Miin5lueiens teilte
Dem sutauSigen 6amsfumite nit,
Oaf er Sic gbiidjt babe, alien 4O-
tiumalbantcn, bic @udler5inieH be-.
redncn, Den Charter 5n cnt3ie6eu.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-01-21

beranihtaat mobon MIR 5000 ourdl
@criidcrlrng ge0cdt lit. 9blpobI Die
6eaernebr 5ilr Steae mar, towpte
0ieieIbe fDegen @oiiermongel mir
iparIihe 2pitueriude MAIDEN.
Sin MUnnmcut fir General 0oSae.
Sue An5ahl betaunter 8iirgeg
.uno 1titllic0er 0eS Commercial
Glf6s bieltcn oieie ISOLDE cine be-
rnten0e 8eriommluBg a6, Oercil
Gno5mcd 0ic Grridtltug etHes
9enfmals fir 6cu o~critorbenen @e.
neral 9ooae iii. IS p1u0en eip*
leitenoe Shritte 81 0icIcm 3iDfde
aetan.
SER nID 6ran % cd 8ells
on Der q. StroBe mo Ipeng z,
ieierten aln Montog ben III. Sdltt.
ar 0tc ~t0.idBrige g~9ie0erfebr ihrrs
Sod3eitstaoes, i'm t~railten areiie ID.
rer iSamiIie uto 8ermanoter, Cir
eeiterfcit i'm goitliden Souie oes
su6pIpaores murine nod oaoirh rr
9o6t, OaB Ole 5dpeItern nnD Mut
ter Der 6nusfrau inert0oGe @eidaife
BON 4Inniinnm , @eidirr mahten
8um In0enfen an 0ereu G6rentog.
Dab mir fir bic 5riibia6rs.
mail feinen Mangel an arnoioatea
baben fperben gett qns Der grobca
Gamcnsfiite teropr bon iolhen Bar.
germ, oie bereit I'M. iid hin ein.
4nt gu b%eiuerben ul0 ihlicBlidl
aud errpablt peroen moleiL mas ia
fhlieBlid bic Sauptlohe HI. Iic
Mc6r5abI Der iebi9en Gtootrote lino.
.aanbtbaten fir 8ie0erermabluug.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-01-21
ROn(u( 9igginS
i'll a66eruIen!
Grains lid in Smttgatt (gShritem.
berg In Mediterranean Sm @nH'
item Der AlliiertrH.

@OIbingtDH, ri. Gan. 9as
SnntsOepGrtemeut mudlte bents be.
fanut, OaF Der ameritaHiide Son.
mi in Stnttaart, HenhhlanO, nadl
einem anOereR @irfnngstreis uerictt
uerOen wirb. Ter quite Mlanu bate
i'd iUssen Ieiner pro.briiiidDcn Aen'
hernngcn in 9entidlanO nnmOslidl
gemndt,
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a~r1nnmagfeier abaeiaat.

gefins, GHiua, II. San. Sn.
folae Der immer meiter nm iif greis
feuoen Genolntlon I'm i%ii0lidDen G6i-
na fnO bic f%yeitliffeiteu %anldflidl
Der Gr0nung 0es nenen aniicrs
Nnans ShisStai abgeIagt iuOrbeu.
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CmaHa @irhmarft IN sdrmnna.

ST. Den erlten 5 Eagen 0ieier @o.
die bctru9 Die 3ltfubr an 8ie6 IN
Sen gicbb6fcn tit 5lo omaha
. SD &aqa0nla0Hnqen. Ties be.
1elltet mern fiir 5amitag mir 200
8aggots a|uaengalnlen fper0er.
iber 5000 per Nohe. Gin uqler
Aefor0l
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-01-21
AanaNa ppfert mefr spIbatcn.

Gttnua, Cut, u. Snu. Die
Araicrnua pm SanaOa bnt Dem eng.
liidJeu Mntterlan6e cine meitcrc ars
mce. 0ipiilun anaeboten. Sisber tic.
fen bcreits 3 fanaOiide 9iDifOucn
I'M TelDe.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-01-21
DC fuar cine SartnrennodlridIt,

Gs fBar cine Sartarennadlrift,
@aibingtun, u. San.-3as &c.
ridlt, lant meld)em japaniidge SOl.
naten in ben 6ebirgen 5nO Gali-
fornias fnmpieren, mir0 bier als
ans Der emit aegriffem erflart.
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Nmerifan. Maior bent GnglanO.

Surpntu, Ont, Il. San. - @la-
iur ". 6. Solg, meldDer 20 SATIRE
Der &cr. Staaten- 4rmee augrbOrt
hat, lit BON Der fanaOiifjen 9iegie-
rnna nit Der Reorganization oes
81. (amrrifaniiden) SataiauHs BE-
trant morOen. (9ariiber Ifipriat
lido @ilion aus.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-01-21

@crlnat ~ junger, 5~uoerldiiigcf
Mann Inn einen 21oen rein 80
Talten. Goucrnoe Stellung. ap
fangsgcbolt $50 ben Mouat. @lag
@ciblcr giro 60, 1917 SorHont
Str. So.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-01-21
on dem king-P eckLager

= auabnaRohuams bm Sing Bed Eager pdb fir Es IS 9ble aM ghbGHdh in DHda@a @O
Santm f gs mas aaeH mi crime md d@ dnnGa
amnuusna bm aneEd earh Fir bis 10 Sa6nw in alien mDmn pesmhdn sbHm 5mt sant
ndnA6u nit m@ybuG dm sGmdGrsa SmF nit ma- On sn@dnar
= gmk GGnbaaMamd IN graz Hn braun mS tan mi b ar gmdbhn nHdut
- aurgm hn Gin raus OdAaH in amhng Gm smu lit asmsmsDdrn s nh mhGH fat
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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-02-23
Iowa Newspapers
EASY WITH MURDERER.
TBurlipgton CaZette.1

A Davenport jury in the case OF
Sherman Brown, accused of killing his
sister-in-law in cold blood, found the
defendant guilty Of manslaughter, a
lesser degree of murder. Browns at
torneys pleaded that their client was
insane, and upon this plea the muir
derer escaped his just dues. In a couple
of years Brown will be making applica-
ton for a parole and perhaps will OBJ
tain his release from prison. The crime
for which Brown was so leniently
served by the jury consisted merely in
the shooting CT his sister-in- law.
Brown did not intend to kill his sister
in-law. He was seeking to murder his
wife. and her sister happened to stop
the bullet. The intended victim was
thus permitted to- make her escape.
The Browns did not move in the most
select social circles In Davenport. The
domestic re!a tons Of the couple were
not the most pleasant. And Brown
no doubt was principally to blame for
this state Of affairs. 1t Is probable that
the jury in the case Of Brown took the
view that the victim OF his bullet was
killed by accident. She had no right TO
by where she would be hit
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-02-23
TERMS.
POOR OLD ADAM BARGER.

Adam Barger. 100 years old last Fri
day. resident of Iowa and bachelor
confesses that he has never been
kissed by a woman except his mother
and aunt.
Think of it, a human being living
thru three generations unkissed.
How would you like TO be Adam
Barser?
Adam however, in his declining hun
dredth year thinks he'd do different If
1t were all to be done over again. He
advises young men TO marry
Adam has missed lot in the CEN
fury he has lived He has missed Joys
and sorrows and troubles galore. But
most that ne has missed is the de-
velopment of his own soul. For moth
ing so develops man as struggle and
sacrifice and denial OF self for others
dependent upon him.
Life isn't in living a century but in
following the natural course Of life.
And the natural fashion of life is t.
struggle and sacrifice and work hard
in weakness for those yet unable to
care for themselves. Self sacrifice is
the basic rock of character
Adam owed the world a life. He
came into it under that obligation. He
has lodged it. perhaps thru SELFISH
ness, probably thru timitity for the
selfish rarely die unkissed But Adam
is going hence pretty soon as drop
of rain falls in the ocean leaving
nothing behind him except a heetinG
memory. He has failed to leave life
to pay his debt.
He has missed the greatest Joy that
comes to those who find themselves
aging: the contemplation of sons and
daughters grown and growing. He has
failed of the comfort that falls like a
benedction upon parents when tina
family gather about the board or group
together in the eventide. Perhaps he
has missed the agony that comes with
fall like a shadow over the household:
but they are towards who fear to face
the responsibility Of family. Failure
and shame are accidents abnormali
ties; they do not belong to family life.
Poor, old Adam Barger. 100 years
old, never to have known the sweet
ness of life along with its trials and
bitterness. Pity the old man whose
years have brought him SO
little.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-02-23
GOOD ROADS.

Good roads are sonnet hing which
everybody wants for nothing. AS
there is nothing free in this country
except elbow-ro and the grip, the
good roads movement is having hard
work breaking any Of tho speed
records.
The good roads agitation always
shows a more rapid pulse in the win
ter time, and converts great num-
Der of people who object to travelling
over highways that look like an
alpine mountain range. But man has
a short and brittle memory, and when
summer comes and the roads lie down
fiat again public enthusiasm also lies
down and buttons the flap on it's coin
pocket. There are more good roads en-
thusiasts during the rainy season than
at any other time of the year. and II a
vote on a bond issue could be taken
imne diately after three-day cloud
burst the polls would be more cont
gested than the tables at lucent
supper. .. .r
The present method OF making good
roads is to pillow them down the center
with a sixteen-inch cultivator and dec
crate the road-bed with sod. This pro-
vides smooth, resilient surface which
can be Travelled in perfect safety by the
silt walking crane or an automobile
which cuts thru the fields. 1t Is not at
all difficult to convert the owner of a
new automobile to the good roads the
DRY If he is caught at the moment when
he is trying to worm his way thru a
fresh sod improvement. two miles and
half long and running from fence to
fence.
This life is full OF strange incon-
sistencies. People complain about the
money wasted on chewing gum, false
hair and skin foods. but 1t isn't the