davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-04-07
.Nyt tysk Komplot? !:

Kapt. Hans Tauscher, der er
gift med den ber6mte Operasan-
gerlnde Johanna Gadski, blcv
torleden Dag arresteret New
York, fordi Myndighederne hav-
de Grund til at tro, at han var.
'delagtig i ct Komplot, som hay-
de til Hensigt at sprenge Wei
landskanalen i Lufte11. Tauscher,.
der paastaar at have hdndlet i.
Overensstemmelse med Ordrer
ira kapt. Won Papen, blev mid
lertld lqsladt mod at stille en-
kaution paa $4,000: Man. me-
ner, at han har fire n1edskyldige
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-04-07
En- moderne S@r9ver.

En- .26-aarig Tysker, som kal-
der sig Hans Schiller, havde for
leden set sit Snit til at komme
onbord paa den engelske Dam
epr "Matoppo', der var paa Vel
fra New York til Vladivostok.
Da Skipperen var naaet nd paa
International Sdterritoriu1n,
krebleie og bandit Schiller. sKap-
tajae11, og we'd Hjelp af en- Re
volver holdt han den S. Mand
store Besatning i Ave, medens
han ganske roligt tog Penge og
Vardigjenstande fra Skibets
Gjemmer. Da han omsider var
fwrdig, gik han fra Borde i en-
Jolle, men blew hurtigt indhen-
tet og anholdt af en- Lods, der
var sendt I'D fra Delwares Kyst.
De Forencde Staters Autorite-
ter er tilb3jelige til at betragte
den unge Mand som slet og ret
Tyveknegt i Stedet for at hyde
ham som en af Havets dristige
Helte.
Der vanker nappe noget Jern-
kors fra Kejser Wilhelm, som
10 er i Besiddelse af den flint
m9rkende noralske Sans, der
skelner mellem uniformerede o2
civile Ransmand.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-04-07
Unge Mordere.

Charles Witham og Joseph
Marek, begge seksten Aar gam
le, blew forleden Dag Chicago.
don't til Il Aars Tugthusstraf,
fordi de havde myrdet Saer1in-
gen Joseph Osborne hans Enc
boerhytte i Flor. De. opsqgte
Manden for at stjele hans PEN
ge, og da han like godvilligt vii
de efterkomme deres Forlangen-
de ON at ud1evere Koitanter.
plnte de ham paa Ell raffi,1eret.
Made og stak ham tilsidst ihjel.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-04-07
Skinnernes Ofre.

Northern acific-Jerabanen
thar disse Dage udsendt statisti-
!ske Tabeller, lvoraf det fren2-
gaar. at 1852 Personer drabtes
|eller lemlastedes af Jernbanetog
Ii de Forer1ede Slater Aarct
1915; af dtte Antal onkom s.
|o84, og 1888 af disse var Fod-
|gjHngere, som ignorerede Ad-
varslerne mod at faerdes langs
Skinnerne eller mod at skynde
sig over dem lige for ct: Togs
Ankomst.
De'nc. Rapport har til Hen
sigt at virke som en- rneget ind
trengende Form aiming mod /
Utide at komme for nar til Ba-
neskinnerne.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-04-07
Turhuttn ta1rrmr.

leden Dag i sin Flyvemaskine
San Diego, Cal, for at. foretage
ReJsen til New York gjennem
Luften. Efter at have fl@jet 125
Mil slog hans Maskine Kuldb9t-,
ter og havnede j en- DrHnings-
|grpft,: ,hvor den blew slemt til
redt. Lewis tog ingen Skade og
|oplyste straks, at han vii fort
satte luren, saa smart: han faar
sin Maskine repareret.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-04-07
,@nH Kn11tntrr
rpraanrt1

Da der l1ar varet ualmindelig
stor EfterspQrgsel efter Marlitts
berdrnte Roman, gjenoptrykl<e:
vi hermed de f@rste Kapitler, for
at ny Abonnenter kan fGlge
med fra Begyndelsen Red.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-04-07
Amerikas Verdenshande1.


| Februar udf@rtes der fra de
Forenede Slater til Udlanlet
Varer til en- sanlet Verdi af ca.
40 Millioner Dollars, medens
Indf@rselen androg 1914 Milo
ner.
Eksporten' i Februar bel9ber
sig til ca. So Millioner mere, end
] afvigte December, der hidtil
betegnede H@jdepunktet.
Den gaar inte, Granbergp'
En- velhavende New Yorker,
Birlsey B Lewis, satte sig for
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-04-07
Passene i Orden!

For Personer, der @nsker at
lrejse til Lande Europa, vii det
|vere n@dvendigt eller i hvert
Fald hensigtsmassigt at forsyne
| sig med ct Pas. Saadanne kan
|erholdes udstedt paa konsulatet
i Chicago (154 w. Randolph
|St), derilnod like paa Vicekon-..
|sulaterne. Vedkommende maa
|m@de personlig paa Konsl1latet
log v9re Besiddelse af saadan-
ne .Dokumenter, der beviser like
blot hans Identitet men tillige,
at han har dansk Indf9dsret.
Konsulatet vii derfor altid for.
'lange ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, saa-
som Daabs-, Konfir1nations- og
Vielsesattest, S@fartsbog, HEM
stedsbevis, Militarpapirer.~ eller
lignende. Til Bevis for Ved-
kommendes danske I:1df@dsret
vii navnlig Hjemstedsbevis eHer
tidligere udstedt Pas vare af
Betydning. Vedkommende maa
desuden tilvejebringe 2 Fotogra-
fier paa tyndt Papir, hvoraf ct
opklabes paa Passet. .Gebyrs for ,Es.
Udstedelse af Pas er $1.35.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-04-07
Man maa like forgive sviger-

Ole Solem i Jackson, Mimi,
kunde like komme I'd af det
med sin Svigermoder og CAV
hende derfor en- Dosis Gift; der
var saa stserk, at hun d@de af
den. Solem er dcrfor bleven
1d@1nt Iugthusarbcjde paa Livs-
It'd.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-04-07

Scnb Blabct bjean til 9lpgtnin
le og Benner / Donmarf % Srn
,eripllono iom 8ebis pao. lot 8!
;,nonu n1inbes Dem berbien1me. @l
'enber BIobet regelmnsfigt i bber
!1ge peb Mobtagelien af Belgbet.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-04-07

| Tel at merfe! Oettc er f1m 5tig=
tningcrnc Set liolte 9lor. Sogcr n1o11
II. gfs. &jp0barer, bor SC golllfe pilt
| fer Jebrltor 1915 life 1teget 1Dnoer=
| Zig; SEN poa Sobellen ongipnc
Sti9ning CT iaale0es o111tre,1tlig
bcn, Ser bar f11nOct 5teo iioerl
| E&rigers l1obr11o. slnoerlebes +. @fs.
n1co &ofs, ser ollerebe for ct 9lor
Elibcn bar lteget ca. so pGt., laole=
oes at 0en la111leoe Nrisltignine
.poo Delne cnfclte Sorc I'M 1&0gjpr
it25 pGt.!!
uGftcrretni11gerne" 11nberlgger
ipecielt &risitigningens Sn0ilp0cl=
lie paa ct @usbolbningsbloaet poo
'20OO l.. og fo1nn1cr til set Meiul=
tot, at l1bgifterne ior CT 1oooon
@ns6ploni1g, Ser fpr Suli 1914
'npjcbes n1cD 1000 &r., I'LL CT 1tcget
mcb "a pGt., looleoes at Ben 1on1=
nc 6an1ilie ne0 famine 6orbrl1g
III, bor CIT llogift al 24S4 &r. s(f
be1ne Stig11ing faloer 5tprlte0elcn
poo 6pbenarerrc, Ser CT ltcget n1eo
gjenr1cmlnitlig 81 pGt., ne6ens Sc
onOre 6ornpbenbe0er qje1,nen9oo=
e11oe fun" CT gooet Gejret ne0
CO. Is pGt.
9risltig1,ingen er gaact ret
jrpa,t: Sc 1000 &r. bar / S9Sl1li 1915
hlenct 1926, / Sftober 1915: 2399
% oltloo MI Sebruor 1916: 24S4
&r.
I}on forltoor, Dbilfc11 l1lDffc Den=
nc Erisitigning er for mango @ns=
bcloninger, og bpilfcn 9fp0 og
Sora scr pil opltoo> Dpis SEN fort
irtcs poo lolrme Maabc.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-04-07
Militare Flyvemaskiner.

Anvendelsen af amerikanske
Flyvemaskiner paa Jagten eftcr
Villa j. ] Mexico blev, som be-.
kjendt, like saa lidt af en- Fias-
ko. Derfor har den ny Krigs-
minister Baker nu uden at ven1e
.paa Raad og Acknowledgements
bestllt ny og bedre Maski,ler,
og der er megen Transformation
over, at han like har fulgt de
slagne Veje, som Forgjengerne
f1ar traadt, idet han slet like har
udbudt Maskinerne til Licita-
ton.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-04-07
Gn n,isfjenbt Spiinber.

Gn misfjenbt Spfinber. 8looct
rGjpbc11bopn" bploe0c forlebcn SIT
ge1,ipr SSob, 8. 5prcnle1L iom bar
ocn fprlte Mfonb, Ser / @oor for 25
9(or ltDcn fnrltruerc0c ct troo0lplt
Iclcgrafopporot. 5prcnle1 bar I'm
OcrhooDsnonb / Wforincn og bopoH
gjprt Sen SSogttogelie, at el1 clef=
trilf Strpln / en- Sroohr1llc fl1noe
poopirfc cr onDcr Sroobr11llc, 1on1
loo npgcn e(ntor6. 9on fonltrte=
reoc ct Mpotogcropporot neo 9j9lp
al on Gclcfon pg opltillcbc Set / ct
5f,sr poo 9icfsbolepcn, pg hun fon<
itotcrcoc, at set CT nn,ligt at opcr=
fnrc clcftrilfc 8elger gjcnncm 2r1=
ten. Cpfinoeren fonot in1iblcrtio in=
gen SSnrltooclic. Sogcn i1oberettc=
ncs iii Sc ppcrprbncbc 0fDnbigbe=
scr % CT vlogfpn0ig 9lltoritct" uo=
toltc lig ltrpib lom 9(l1toritetcr loo
oitc CT, opcrlcge11t ncblGttenbc boa=
Sc rm Spfin0cllcn pg. Sp1l1ocrcn.
NiislnpDig pper- bc11 n,cgcn Wpb=
gang op9oD Sprcnlcn fine sSorleg
lnco sc elpporoter> bon lclp bopOc
bcfoltet. Mel1 ii 9lor otter nar SOL
bcnnor 9Souliens ng Nforconis
trooolplc Iclegrafer oncrfjcn0te, pg
oa 5pre1icn e1 Oog ioo til lit lille
Mootoeeroppordt u0e Sfllret puo
NcfS6olcpcu, ga pilte Set Jig, at SCI
ltro scr % orbcjOebc al Stilbeo
% Gniorbcb, mcoens 9lorene bopoe
loot ct Sag al 5tpp ont set. Set
ltco % bar 5tano til at mo0togc.
% gjcr9ipc Gepecbcr ira tDlfe Or
lpn1 lcilebe pppe i &ottc=
got og tclcgroferc0e neo 2ono. 0o
ipr]tpn sSngenipr Sprcnlen tprlt
0clt, at bon birfelig par bel1 fprltc
Spi timber al Sen troa0lple Selegrof
men misfjcnbt par ban ll1nfct ben
l@he1nrrfctbeben, ne0ens andre
MI neo sGre1l og Migoomme for
ocn famine Opfin6elle. 5aooon
9oor set ofte ber 2ibct, og Set CT
l1ctop sem enelte Srelt, at Ser er
rnisfjer6te Opfinhere,' 1onn
1nna Oele Ocr 5fipbne
smnf bauif &irfiombeb. l1n0er.
oct bnnife &gbe &ors CT ser 1neD
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-04-07

9renaen: 9ollo, 9riifeflif, 9e,
res @riffe er fal0en.
au1fe1: 5aa9 er BET 4rafte01ne
osie Dig, lonl bar ifubbet te ben
&nagt!
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-04-07
Havet Forbud.

Landbrugsmu1isteriet Wash
ington har ophavet Forbudet
mod Forsendelse af Kveg og
erklprer nu officielt de Forene-
de Slater udenfor yderligere Fa-
re for Mund og Klovsyge.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-04-07

9)iprtcnien: @boripr ler 9u lao
gnuncn 1l0 / Dog?
4Sctcrien: Oiin &ol,e bcgpnoer
igjcn at tole on Sfilsnisle.
Wfortenlc11: 9labba, Set mcner
b11n ifom life noget n1e0.
eeterlen: 9lej, Set er netop Set,
Ser frcpcrer mig.
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= Dann1ark. -
Almlnnrltpr Eftfrrrtnt1tgfr


Gfsncnitipu iii 8rpnlo1,b CT 1ll1oer
Splejling. 5ibel1 1912 hor Der 1tte
rrrct Ell ltprrc l(noerlp9ellc o1
0o1u,1orfs l,orblialte &nlpn'
Song; men mon bar ogloo blcoef
oh}oll>t fprprlte l1eo 9ronlono1te
Scoine1lpbcr Afe1 til Uproaref
Inuocr Sc rolfc Torlfere 11o 1glel'
% set CT @r11o &oSnn1alen, Der 10
ret ol,, lco{oget al Ycter 6re'.cbc'1:
Desl,ocn oeltogcr CIT np 11ng ytol1o
poo octte CmroaDe, Gcoloacn, 1tl1O.
n,oe. Gauge &oeb, Sen at %ol9'nc=
niahensprrltcl, / llbbcrllp ,lon't to
@1fin1pcr.
: 1910 grl11blaaoc &m'o Has-
nusjci, Stotioncn Ibule / 9soro=
orcnlonn. 9ebcllen bcltoor Dcls at
bon1 lelp, rcls al el1 &on1ltc, bb1s
s5orruono CT ,Sngc11ier Mf. Sb. yN=
boo : Ghulc bor Sreuche1l 1looet
1io ,1co lon1 Giccfongc, og Stot1p-
ueu bnr puret S5a11oelsltation %
l}noo1,osplll,ft for piben)fohel1ge
,5orctoacnOer. S1u,o &os,naslcn o9
9setcr sSrc,,cbcl1 gif ioaleoes 1'o bcr=
fra / 1912 poo GfspeOition nhcr
eSnolouosilcn iii Gonnarfstjoroc11
% @cornlonb. 95u CT Der neo1of
eu nipcnlfobelig Sfpn'lte, Der Dor
prrct nro til at planl9gge ne'1 me
GfspcDitious s(rhcjbc Og bet or
Nfeniuqc1l at bcu nglao ! 6rcl''t1=
sen lfol bope CIT bis 8e|tena'11cl=
}esrct prer ncn pibenlfobclige @Jer=
nina, ion, CT fl1pttct til Ib11lc.
Gfspeoitioncn 1912 npnooepc
at fprcluggc Sepiler for. at Eeorp=
IorD er lanbioit n1eO @rpnlono.
Scrimoo lnffeocs set life at nnoer=
leoc nprn,tre, bpurfehoes Uerboloef
por mes ocu forbinoc1,oe 2olbta''=
oe mcllc1n 9Snbepel1be11ce1joro moo
SIT % 9tcroe11lfjplbs 9net oa
Shcroro Csborncs fJjo0 moo &c1t.
Set CT / nisle ggnc, at Den npe
@fspenitio11s 9(rhejbe liggcr, bet n1l
]ioe en Gortlpgniug al bel1 cnonl'
life belt fortlogtc Sci al @rpnlo'1p
anis sSsfor6olocnc lfulbe pprc at
cn 1oooou S(rt, at be11ne Nlon hlcn
fcrl,i,,orct, bor gfspeoitionen / Gin
Sc at ubfurlfc Mclpillebrgte11, bn1s
2iuicr cnol,u life CT tll|trGffcl19
5olt optr,fnc poo bort 8renlonos-
fnrt
: 1914 fprle9tc Trel1cbcn ira 1T
Sh,,lc at fnnlnc til &lorbcb opcr
ncnnc Can. @un ,nur luo nbelo'9 at
ltnrtc ncb CIT >SslprGffc, r9 sol
oct oNelu0Dc bon the S1'|1r1'll'c''1e'
po n,ontte Deripr opgipe cl1 n1ocre
Mcjlc. slu boobcr mon poo beorc
5iocr. On, fort 5iO pil &allo Hos=
m1lS|er ltortc. 6un 9our 111oa1tc
2ono / 9olltc1lhnrg : 1orboobc'1t=
4iq / Ii>ltc @olpoel al Npr'l Ntoo-
ncn = % nco @unbcne Tor SlG=
Sen ooor hon lnb oner 9onn 1or
cttcr ca. 3 llgcrs l1afhrl'ot Hc11e
at noo Ibulc. Set cr $50 oon|fe
W}il Soo oaor Iurcn 40 S'1o=
lonosiicn til eloon1 SicrlngS 2o'o
(e(nfol11t niot / SSl1ni?), % hertro
nil gfspcoitioncn SC folgenoe tc
NEooucDer orbejbc n1cb lin Spgooe
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-04-07
kjahrnlxutt.

st 9Gpentpr paa fSalberebet. Gl1
9onlf= =9lmcrifmcr, lom far prret
pau 9eipg hiernmc o9 1to0 Sc
greb nteo at tiltrebc &ejicn til It.
g. 81, bobOe bnrct lao letlinoig 1T
lobe Jig lpffc poo sgpe11tpr al Ell
1lng Om1e. ,Sdlgcn nor Syelgc
~Natt." at bolL fort otter at 9o=
men bar forlplln0cn ira bon1, 1npD=
te paa &eiterbro ASolitiltotion pg
ol1n1elotc, at Sc Yengc, loln ban
lf1,loc rejie tilbage fpr> eli Gum
poo 800 &r., bar ltjoalnc ira bonn.
9alne1 = cl1 gnnln1cl BefjcnOt at
.Gplitict pe0 9euuu Sofic eSprgcll=
le11 blep funoen, i110cn bun enb=
mi bap0c fprbrllgt Hcngene. OiSle
blep bo obergibet til 0onlf=9ln1erifu=
nerel1, joni Dercitcr ct blepcn /
5to11o til at Hippo al 5teo. 9omen
moottc 0erimoO Don0re / 6Gnglel.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-04-07

Scbipper: &co Oll, Dporfor Sc
pi0e &joler Tilt er hlebcn n1o0ernc2
2i1,cfc:: 0et er fnrbi Sc lnnnre
lnnborbcjbcr &hinOebebngellc11.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-04-07
&ompen fur Silprrclien. Gn ipr.

benourc11bc @opneorbej0er, lrcoc=
|rif ScDult5, bar tugct Jig al Gage /
lit @jen1 / &nOroffS Tnrrgohc. sSor
ct Gar Mouneoer libcn fom ban til
|5fo6e 1rnOer 9rbej0ct pco Sounncn
Som fif Iobcn fnalt o9 bar cftcr
lt11 @elbrcoellc ube al Sto1o til at
paotoae fig ipprerc slr6cjoc. San
|begprotc Derfor cit Ml1llcforrctning,
n1el1 SEN bilbc life gao, og Do bons
I&rebitprer trnngte poo pg forlong=
tie bcrcs Iilgooebopenbe, tohte BON
|Mo0et. ayorlcoen blep bol1 frppet
for tire iterrc 8elpbg, ipn1 bon iffc
fnn6e hetole. Gfter at Npfrpperne
bar gouet, glf ban n0 / G1ltreen
og bpngte Jig pao @osormcn Scr
fanbt bans S1ltr1 bom lom Sig.
s 1Silmcns 9fann. lSoo 0pn1bu=
1et / &jpbe1bopn hlcb mon forlcncn
Bi6ne til en ejer0onunelig 6cene.
@11 1u1g &pin0c font 1tprtenbc reb
a0 5roppen / bonpittig Tort og
n1e6 @cbnrDer, ser ol1tp0cbc, Sen
1tgrltc 5orfproel1e Otter benbe
fulgtc cn lf1111mcl Mm1osperloll
Ser pn1liber inbhcntc0e ber0c pa
me0 ct folt @reb be11bes enc 9lrm
fgrte bc11bc ne0 as 5roppcl.
5ccncn iun1lebe CT, 5illfuerlfarc
paa obifilige @unbreber. 9llle bar
e11ige ON at bcfluge Sen 1lnge &pl1=
6e, lalntibig ne0 at 1non bpjlD0t
6isfl1tere0e Sen Sfjebne, lcm M
be11te6e be11Oe. ga 111nn imiOlertib
opbogebe ct 9l11tp11obil, inOebplDer,=
6e en- Meffe iterft 1l11it1febe &errer
og Gamer, opl9lte .5pprn1en Zig
lfuffet. Set bar Slim!
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-04-07

. i. ,. g. Oct Joreneoc
Gmnplfibslelifab far he1ll,ttet at gi=
be 9(ftionercne 25 Nrocc1rt 0ipi=
oc1oe. S set ms of1luttcbe 93cg1l=
ltobsoor belob 5elifnbcts 9tettofor=
tjcncltc Jig til ca. 80 0fillioncr ST.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-04-07

Gn ioripnuoen eenactorienbelic.
&jpbcnbop11s 9Soliti hor facet Necb=
6elcllc ON, at ct 4Sengebeleb ifol
pnrc ipripunoct ira Ell Eoffeforle11=
0elie> lo1n CT belprget gjellnenn Gen=
trolpoltgoor0e11. Gttcr at Eolitiet
bor ih0rflot CT, lln0erlpgelic, CT
Sogelt bleben bennilt til &riminol=
retten. 6erlfjellige pDer= % 1unbcr=
or6nebc &p1tfl1nftionrrer bor ypl-
&c rNott." 1npot bcr for at ofgipc
6orfloring.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-04-07

1908, 0a bon tog i'm Mfifco, bar
bon SogneprGlt @in1lingc pco
|Gorp.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-04-07

&c .hujc 9sriicr, 5totilti1f 9cpor=
tcn!e11t bor offe11tliagjort / fine
,Gfttrrctninger" Ell lille Sncrllet,
Scr riicr, bpilfc Hrisltigningcr Der
tor ilu1Dct Stco / set 1ibltc slor.
Scr CT i ocnne Iib life ct Silent,
hpor man life n1urfcr 9prtlbcnL %
6tati71ilf Gcportclnents 5abel III
hlinc lolt n1cb negc11 Sntercslc.
Cen lcr ianlcOe5 1lD:
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-04-07

Gn berniet Gbanffer. Gn 9(l1to.
mobil font for1eOen Gftcrlniboog
tjprc,1bc / rolenoe Tort obcr &pn=
gems 9fptorp. Sognen llingre0c til
Senltre og @pjre, og Uolf flp9tebe
forferbet; >nc,1 Gballffprc11 ligcfrcr1
fjprte cfter oelu og poofjprtc tlerc;
bl. a. hlep CIT II 9lors 0reng iloc
tilrebt. 6prlt peo @jprnct al 8reo=
gobc lDffeocs set no9le @etje11tc at
foa @ognen 1tonOlet, pg Dct bite
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Evening journal., 1916-02-11
INTERNATIONAL
SUNSHINE SOCIETY
DELAWARE DIVISION.

President, Mrs. C. W. Dorsey, Jr.
2Oo1 jefferson street, d. and A. phone,
1854.
yice-president, Mrs. Frank C..
Sparks.
I Treasurer. Or. Florence NJ. Seward,
$40 West Ninth street.
Corresponding secretary, Miss Sarah
! A. Wardie.
Recording secretary, Miss Pauline
( McCorkindale.
Chairman of the press. Mrs. Otto V.
. Ort, 1912 Delaware avenue. d. and A.
>phone. 1914.
&. Executive committee Mrs. William
III. Pyle, Mrs. William NJ. Stevenson,
! Mrs. H. o. Armstrong. Mrs. Henry c.
i Primrose, Mrs. c. d. McCorkindale.
Historian and assistant secretary,
Miss Florence Buchanan.
I Cynthia's Helpers Branch met at the
home OF Mrs. Sadie Krause, III West
3 Twenty-fourth street Tuesday even
ring. February l. Twenty-one members
fwere present Tho committee on the
II nAl6AOAi Cd ltHOll llfA aAA VAaAo
made. The tea will be on February
: %. afternoon and evening. the place
4 20 be announced later. Mrs. Kyle,
Z chairman of flower committee. read
! her report as follows: Total offerings
{ and donations, $44.6S; bouquets sent.
\ 81: plants 6 sprays. 3; 10 homes
/ where sorrow had come, G. and sixteen
1 remembered with Christmas cheer.
i The secretary read report of the
4 Sunshine dues, which included forty
. nine calls. thirty-four garments, S9.25,
s, seventeen glasses Of Jelly. eight pairs
of shoes, two letters, eight bottles of
4 grape juice, two grocery orders,
twenty-eight bouquets. one comfort.
one rug, one basket Of potatoes. sale of
twenty dozen of brooms.
The annual election OF officers was
held. Those elected were: President,
Mrs. Elwood II. Brown; vice-presi-
dent, Mrs II. o. Armstrong; secre-
{ tary. Mrs. Selby Santmeyers; treas
urer, r. May Bacon
The next meeting will be held at the
home of Mrs. Mary c. Thompson. 5O2
I West Fourth street, Tuesday evening,
( February Is.
Take a bit Of cheerful thinking.
Add a portion OF content
4 And with both let grand endeavor,
/ Mixed with earnestness be lent
] These with care and skill conf
4 pounded
4 viii produce a magic oil
Z That is bound TO cure il taken
j With a lot OF honest toll.
If your heart is dull and heavy,
If your hope is pale with doubt.
Try this wOndrOus oil Of promise,
For twill drive the evil out.
Who will mix il? Not the druggist
From the bottles on his shelf,
! The ingredients required
4 You must find within yourself
The regular monthly meeting of the
| Coreopsis Branch Of the T. s. s. was
held at the home OF Mrs. Turner. 10.
1101 Madison street, February 6. Fif-
! teen members agreed to join the
state Federation. also the General
Y Federation of Women's Clubs.
4 After the business program de-
i lightful valentine social was given.
The next meeting will be held at
| the home of Miss Lucy Primrose. Ash
ley. on March g. All members are
Evening journal., 1916-02-11
|. miller, WELL
KNOWN HERE,
INDORSES IT
Prominent Market Street
Merchant Is Enthusiastic
Over Lax-a- Tone

You will note, said the Lax-a-Tone
man at the Miller Drug Store. 4O4-
4O6 Market street. that business men
Of this city are taking notice OF the
remarkable results that LaN-a-Tone
has attained and are indorsing II. I
tell you that it is wonderful the
amount Of good that this remedy has
done. and all people that have used it
are praising it. Mr. l. Miller, who re-
sides at the Simon Hotel says
Evening journal., 1916-02-11

requested to be present.
EDITH S. HUGHES,
Press Correspondent.
The meeting OF the New Era Branch.
l. S. s.. was called 10 order in the
Hotel DUPONT. at 3.15 D. M, February
Z. by the president. Mrs G. J. Hart.
After the minutes were read by the
secretary "A consultation was held in
regard 10 the reports sent TO the
branch by Edward NJ Van Cleave,
manager OF the Blind School OF New
York city.
After the discussion was finished
the meeting was adjourned until the
irst Monday in March.
Z. r. ORT. Secretary.
Evening journal., 1916-02-11

My partner. Mr.. Friedman, has such
wonderful results with LaX-a-Tone
that / tried it for sour stomach, with
much gas and bloat. ] had a great
deal Of pain and headaches and felt
tired out and languid all the time My
appetite was not what it should be
and what l ate did not enjoy in the
least tried LaX-a-Tone, and must
say it is simply marvellous, and ! do
not hesitate TO indOrse it for one mo-
ment. I am a well man today.
LaX-a-Tone is being demonstrated
al the Miller Drug Store. 4O4-406 Mar
ket street. by +. l.. Smith, personal
representative OF the LaX-a-Tone Com
pany. He will remain until 10 o'clock
Saturday evening
Evening journal., 1916-02-11
Read This List Very Carefully

Cut Glass
e4oo Cut Glass Vases .......................S2.
$500 Cut Glass Bowls ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. .S225
S4OO Cut Glass Pitchers ....................S3 $500
$500 Cut Glass Comport ....................S2 $500
$500 Cut Glass Punch Bowls ..............$ $500
$500 Nsppies Observation-Disclosures. $500
And hundreds of Others
Cut Glass Pitcher and Glasses, butterfly cut. Regu
Evening journal., 1916-02-11
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Newark post. (Newark, Del.) 1910-1969, 1916-08-16
LELAND JARMON

We are only expressing the
opinion Of all who knew him that
Leland Jarmon, who died Satur-
DAY morning, was rated and
pointed out as a model young man.
Popular with the old people, he
had hosts of friends among the
Young. No boy of his age, here
abouts, assumed greater respon-
sibilities. No boy was ever more
successful in their execution. A
born farmer, he was interested in
the development of the farm. Just
the kind of boy that we look to
with such hope.
The funeral was attended by
hosts of friends, old and young,
from all the surrounding dis
tricts. He was an active and in
terested Knight of the Golden
Eagle Lodge. Few deaths create
the sympathy that was brought
about by the example Of this boys
life.
Newark post. (Newark, Del.) 1910-1969, 1916-08-16

masterpieces, one each month, in
wood cuts, by Timothy Cole, who
is considered the greatest en-
graver of our times. Mr.. r. w.
Ruckstuhl, the sculptor who Great
ed the famous Hartranft eques-
trian statue for the Capitol at
Harrisburg and the Calhoun stat
ue in the Capitol at Washington,
is editor, and the endowment Of
the magazine has been made so
ample by art loving men that
nothing will be lacking to create
the most beautiful magazine in
the world.
The price will be $3.50 a year.
Systematic work is being done to
organize the subscription and
business side of the publication
in every town in the United
States; Newark is to be canvass
ed as soon as the vacation season
is over.