davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1916-05-21
Russians Occupy Sakiz
and Advance to Ban in
Fighting Through Persia

LONDON, May 20.-The Russians
continue their striking successes in
the near east regions. According to
the latest official reports from Petro-
grad, the Russians have occupied
Sakiz and advanced to the village of
Ban. in Persia.
The latest Turkish Official report
says OF the fighting in the Caucasus:
"Artillery on our right wing sub
jected camp of the enemy to an ef-
fective fire. There were local artil-
lery engagements and skirmishes
among patrols on our center and left
wing"
Having to cope no longer with the
Kurdish mountain bands and isolated
Turkish outposts, the Russians now are
confronted with the regular Turkish
army concentrated on the Turco-Per-
sian border before Khanikin The
Turks are reported to be putting up a
desperate resistance, apparently deter
mined to delay at all cost a farther ad-
vance of the Russian army.
The highest tributes are paid by all
Russian observers to the courage and
the fighting ability of the Turks. who
are defending with particular stub
bornness this entrance to Mesopotamia.
According to recent details received
of the battle of Serinal-Kerind. the
Turks made almost superhuman efforts
to prevent the Russian occupation OF
this fortification. The entire garrison
died fighting. but without accomplish
ing its purpose. since, after only a
short delay, the Russian forces swami
onward toward khanikin.
Evening star., 1916-05-21

gives you, we think, 2o%
greater value than any rival
car gives today.
That is due to factory
efficiency, worked out by
John W. Bate. It is due to
IS, 900, 900 invested in a
model cost-saving plant.
You get part of that saw
ing in the Mitchell price.
No other car of this size,
Evening star., 1916-05-21

This Mid Year Mitchell, with it's
26 extra features, needs no praise.
You never saw a car with so
many attractions. But we want
you to know how much lies
back of all the things you see.
Evening star., 1916-05-21
Why Most Cars Fail

In the 13 years since Mitchell started
hundreds of makers have fallen. And
hundreds more will fall.
They fail through lack of service. Time
proves that rival cars outwear them.
So in every line. Records show that
not one in ten meets the test of time.
This concern was 20 years old when
it built the first Mitchell car. We knew
what Times verdict meant. So we
never attempted quick success. We
built for the years to come.
That was one reason why we secured
Evening star., 1916-05-21

over 80 years of ordinary service.
The Mitchells of today are built
better than those cars. We have
learned hundred ways to add
strength and endurance.
j But the records we cite are un-
equalled in car building. They
will give you new light on what
Bate methods mean.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-03-23
Sebr glanblih.

Sebr alanblid.
Bauer: .@nS mndpit OH oo
oben?"
SNtnae: .,Sb ipolltc bios ocn 9lpiel
pieoer GiIf oen Baum bGngcn. Der
mar riinter gcfolen!"
y - "
Sebr loaiid).
Gin Scitrnnt erortert in Der Sn.
itr,tftionSinltroe ole Gage Der bcl,t.
ideu Sri,ppen i'm Sclbe mo ,Gblt
alrf, wiepiele grmcen I'M Often ui,6
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-03-23

|9cr,bcr
Bird
lit IN
Ell. : Or
~.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-03-23
Ter Nmatenr.Y butugrapb.

"gatn, mie lit Die Photographic
BON Snfel gerporoen?"
ySrn, bnt, iiber oaS 8eiiht nil ih
ia nifts iaeet; aber iJ meme, Sie
8roputtc bat cine entfcrnte aebnIift
felt"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-03-23
Eutctes, aGbbitidJ nno YrepGronef,


(ails benz rgufTulo 8olfsfreuno" }
Tier Wiiter gSitterl
Wiiien Sc, menlt mel DO beint Sill
ill ooer beim 9ifob ooer beim 8enc'
raj Baron 2ieoer BON EeintbiQ, 8rai
bon Sihicftoipaga, bode oiie, 90
ueroe oft Die biimmite 6rase itf's Ia.
pet gcbraht. I'm gefuobnlih is cs
Der Saler0impfl, Der bamit anfange
oitt. go aud geitre mieoer. Srogt err:
sob, 9ihabn, 9ii ipinit bod int
mer 10 imart iein, 90 fannie mid
bod gewiB aab erplebre, mas es nit
oieiem Yrepdro.g ibueB is, no man
bolt iopiel oerpon in oene Niltbspeb.
perS Ieie ont. @oS is Brep6roneb
ennihali?"
.@eil Oh 10 e S6afsfopp bit"
ia9e id, I'm bees nit neiBt, min i'd
treie, es az e~rplebne. g~repGroneb is
Brep1roneB, bas beibt, ma, mlb pre-.
parb iein nj eppes. iSor initens. Der
Stofopp rebit Botetes, redt bide OF
fobrs-ln aGbbiti6, I'M Der Sor.
bdtih rebit 3rpiDrpeIe I'M gelbe &iibe;
ods beiBt nit in ieinen llrne, no ie
perfricre fonnte, ioroern braitbe in
Der goro, ib mein i'm Jeloe. III
enol gibt es 5iuiid)e oene Sellers oor,
1ihieftotpoga mno @benieier e Idl,,
e 6erht, I'm ie iange on, lid, ge9eniei.
tig NIT Eotetes, aGbbitIt, ,3rpirptpcle
uno gclbc MiIber 81, bomboroiere. Nit
longe, 90 Is Der Sorratb BON ielerl
@coidetcbelS in Sidieftopoga itno
gbenicier olle, III ie miiie pom Stof.
opp III bonn SorbGtih faaie. 81
fobrS De merle bolo, oaB 90 c 9orgen
al made is, ie rebie Sen 1reis I'm
made e bid 9ibneB. ices gefdnt
ibne I'M ie oenfe, es ndr ooh fein,
mern &c Sellers bon Sid,iettoipdga
I'M @betieier am fetbte bleibc rpirSe.
30 fonnte ie bel 8eIO made. &c
miiie aber, oaB ser Setbt einnrol nj.
bore mub. 90 fomnIe ie ,rf e Fnror.
ten @infaa. &c loiie ben Saiter.
oimpfl III, ben Sennepidel fomnre III,
iage: geiis, mer baiprpe e ibii Sifdb
fir eif, 100 tbr @elb made fornt. Sbr
gebt bon iest an bis nerte CONNER
iebe Dag nah 9l1d Rod, beiud)t
ieoen SolitbrL ieoen Stobr, nit elm.
mai, ioroeru fuf5ignpal, I'm nude
oene Seit rpeib, baB nerteil Sornmer
Be Sellers bon Sihieftotpaga mad,
@idf Rod fomme iperbe I'M ie nit
Botetes, adbbiti6, 3rpintpeIe uno
gelbe Riibe St bomborbe, IN bab ie
lid prepare ioate. Sagt g~Ieifseitig,
Dob ser Stodopp I'm ser SorbGtih Sc
8otetes, ad6bitidl 8,pippeIe irnS
gelbe Riibe forniit]e o,,e. De Reiolt
pero iein, oaB DC Sellers bon 8lGd
nod Dem St0dopp IN Dem Sorb6tid,
ORDERS getptpe, lime 10 I'm 10.
piee Su,iieno bon 9lrid,els bon go.
tetes, a1bbitit, 3pimtpele iii aelbe
&iibe SIT forniide, seee aGih absut.
~liefere, bo0ermit lie PREPARE limb,
rpeltn De Sellers Don Tidieftoepaga
fomme. Sebt ibr, bees is Bre.
pdroneB."
vgber pei,n De Sellers bon Sibiet.
totpuga nit noh 9ldd 8od fomne9"
iroet Der Sennepidel.
rSbniSfopp," iaee ih. .Sf fobrS
fonme ie nit, bees is aaf nit n6tbig,
Der Stodopp III ser SorbGtih Faippe
ibre WebifetibbelS oerfuaft, III bees
mar bo6 &c Sailptiahl"
n0u idapaseit ia 9loNinn,
Oidnbn!" iagt Der SauerOimpil.
uGeeS peiB ib," iose ih. lin
chen 10 e 9Iooiinn is bees 9repGro.
neb.@eifpGs 100 in Sene insIiide
Hebpers aeprintet I'M in oene Mie.
tinss selpietiht werb. Seio ibr bel.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-03-23

gramnn9 0a Itebt: Sraulein Rob.
rig Csllt)!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-03-23
4 iiber
CT.

|,t fGntc
erubnrtc
bit Gin
! folgcns
balio in
irbc in
id MIDI
nicberz
|utlai'cu
ter pocr
Il b'runt
ti,o ui,o
|P9c n,,b
|oeS Be-
h Iu9en
F6iporeu
|tlllcritaz
i'd ioa
Slnbcrcr
! llrtbeil
mo lncill
(r9cbcu?
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-03-23
Ten ltmitGnben a%ngemeHen.

2ebenann (ars perituloet) Z:
.8enn if alif DER StraBe eincn
8I11rbiger mir entgegenfomnen iebe,
ounn lu,rfe ih ifnea ami Die anbere
Settle"
Damn miiiien Sic ia INNER i'm
3id-3af laliien."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-03-23

~@ilien Sic, Srau aommcrSien.
roth, i6 bin gan5 per5peifelt, rber
iiber mir ifppebt boS Sdrpert oes
Columbus"
"ad, PARDON, Sic meinen ieoen-
fals oas 81 bes 9urnofles."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-03-23

letft oenn iold)e &umcelc, 5ll CLAUDE,
oab, nad)oem Der @or oripme Dor.
imuer Is, ergenb c aonntri 10 fllliih
lein I'm 5uls imrper aopp nit bene
Seriuncinigtc Stcbts @or anfnnee
miiroe1 go, Gifentclmen, ieae
&onntris iino peroolt froG, ipenn ie
crit mai Gies batppe, De aebe nit
mcbr in oen 8rieg ipern les belle
Tonne, am a%lerrpenigite gege oene
@eriuneiniate Stebts. go, DC garse
Su6 is Deiter nids, nie e Grid bon
oene Sellers, no 9ombe, @ranate,
ShelIs, 8onns, GroplGns, Iutermo.
bills I'm allnere Sahe for bene aeleis
made Die. sc idge lid: einnml mliB
De @or ufbore, IN oanlt BANNER itrt.
lere &oIterners perlore. glio prepare
mer uns, Jude mer bel Bette anoere
8oiteners. In On Scr Snfel Gam
Der nadite, alio e ibii Marf is, IN
eIpeiheai neil iein Wdndtiher, Der
Wirop, 10 e arg tbeilnebmenoes Serj
bot I'M eirebb is. Dob Be @offe. I'm
Wllnitionsfabrifante banferott gebe
fonnte, penn Der @or 90 orippe ole
is, 10 ipurbe De .aGmpebn
ufgentadt, IN iogor ionit gang Der.
ninftige Seit faIe nj oieien perooaten
Shapinoel berein. Wbei, De arriere
Dag iaet ser @iqi, meir iiingiter
gitb, ST mir:
sob, ga, ipeibte mas Ser IiIter
Iompior Made otrt?" Ger ia ndm.
lih G aanltd I'm rpobnt I'M nerte
8lod.)
.@aS biit ct Senn2" frog ih.
Or Idbt in ieirem geiemetit nod
c 5peiten tiefen Seller oigee lim pre-.
pdro 5li iein, menn oe Tihorner,
3eppelrns forume I'm 9ombe orappe
oiie."
Dgtu frns id, cid: is bees nit c Der.
bottle Rouiens, bis BreparobiBneb9"
.Sdltbr!" iast Der 6ortitidl gibt
Dem Siaiia e Stint I'm bullert: oYre.
pdbr inns q 8ottebl, oaoerruit mer
prepare iino, ipenn mer in De R1It
raits forume."
rWel," iaee ih, vbees is ebu,t De
ein5ige B~rep1rbneb wobermit i6 ein.
peritanne iin."
Bon Sbtte oaSielbe erpefterb, Der.
bIeibe i'd,
S,tbrs trlrli,
0ihabn adm ii lIer.
- y -
Ten ltmitdnben angemeiien.
aellnerin: r@as ioa ih ocnn Dem
Serrn ba briiben fiir Ben a~itfgepdrm.
ten aulbsbraten anrehnen-70 ooer
so Ifennige9"
@irtb: nSut CT i'm ifon segei.
ien2"
acllnerin: Sal"
@irtb: Limb nidt gcifimpft?"
aellncrin: nNein!"
@irtb: p0ann foitct er 80 9ien.
nigel"
- ~ y
Spsbaft.
2ebenlann (are Der tpiloet) (:
.1enn i6 a,ii Ger Strabe eincit
8IG1biger mir entgegenfommen iebe,
ounn lullfe ih ifnea ami Die anbcre
Seite."
.0ann miiiien Sic ia INNER i'm
3id-3of laiiien."
- ~ -
Sas Guartett.
Gin SeI0srarer iist i'm aon6ert
l,no hubert oos 9ro8ramm, aiIi oem
ole mitpirferben SGnger nnS SGn.
gerinnen zines Saurtetts nab ibren
Stimmldgeu perseifnet limo.
.1ab bie cine SGngerin nid,t
mebr jung it," iast er 81 ieinem aa.
meraoen, ~bos iieht man bod. @oyu
ihreiben lie oas alld) nod airs BRO.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-03-23

piepiel i'm 8eiten iteben. Gin Col.
bat fat niht mifsepaBt, bieien fnopft
lid Der 9eutrant nad 9eeroigung
ieineS Sortrases Dor: .Nlio, Weper,
no iteben sic meiiten Solooten?"
9afotriib fonts suriif: ,9cim
Wilitor, Serr Seltttontl"
- y ~
Mns Der Snitrnftions itnnoc.
llnteruffi3ier: y@os peritebt ser
Solout inter Eerroiu, &rupotnif?"
&rapotnif ihauei9t.
llnteroffi5ier; Conner uro 90
rio! 21ltft oos gefari ben galt5ein
Tag ourin berltm ltno meiB niht, mas
Serrain it,"
8rapotnif (ploslif erlellftet) +:
~ paar Stiebeln is lid Serrain
Serr unterofii5ier!"
ltnteroffi5ier CbIeibt eiiter Nugget.
blid itarr, oonn ebcn 10 ploelif) per.
itebeno): ~9ta, leine Guaoratlat.
ld)en iirO ihon ein Serrain!"
~ y -
Mitgefiibl.
Game (inl 5oolpQiideu @orten 81
ihrcn Sodtern): rIteiem armen Gle.
piIunten lit cs mabrIdeinlid nlrd)
nidt an ser @iege 9ciungen morOcL
ouB er emit 9enotbiat icirt rpiiroe, NIT
aunititiiden icin tagIid)c5 9roo 81
per0ienenl"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-03-23

Ter Sremoc.
,@ntidutl0igen Sic, nod benz
gratoelrb,lrger Sbor2 Hed,ts ODER
linfs?"
Der 8eograpbieproieiior: ,Sie
fommen in betben SGlen bin, oenn
Die groe lit befanntlid cine aliael.
HettS geben Sic inoeiien beoelitenb
nGber."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-03-23
Der cngliihe Nrbciter nn6 bic
Webrpilidt.

Werbeoffi5ier al cinem poriibel
~gebenoen slrbeiter: .9tlrt, Serr. nj
benfen Sic oariiber, iiir Sbr 2airb 8
fdmpien."
arbeitcr: YNein, mein 2ieber, ic
mag nift fGmpfen."
Sic mogen nif,t fdmpieu2 u
itiinbe Der arieg, penn ieoer 10 odht
nie Sie?"
sd permlitbe, es fpiiroe feilt arie
fein."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-03-23
EarucniiS inter iid.

'"F"
~@iiien Sic, Srau aommcrSien.
rarb, i6 bin gang ~per5peiielt, rber
iiber mir itppebt baS Sdppert oes
Columbus"
.ah, PARDON, Sic meinen ieoen.
faIs oas 81 bes 0urnofles."
- ~ -
Simmer i'm 8ernf.
githbanoler Geine brei 3otter
porIteQen6): "Weine Siingite: elm.
fa6, aber eeoiesen! Reine 3weite:
etfpas umfangreit)er, al,d nod better
aitS8eitattet. Meine aelteite: Yrad)t-
ausgabe!"
Seransseunnben.
Soriisenoer (eines 8egetarianer.
pereins 3i einem WiteIiebe): y8as
iebe i69 Sic eiien cine @urit2"
.Sa, aber if eiie lie nift dls
@urit, ionoern einsig l,no alein als
uerbotene Srudyt."
~
GS bleibt babel!
Serr a.: .S6r Sobn bat an Der
llniperiitdt ieine Hotbpriiiuns be.
~Itanben?"
Serr g.: n9lh Soft, nit Dem bat
es INNER feline Hotb gebabt. 9lls
gang fleitteS aino empfina er iton
Die Nofbtalife."
- y y
Ter Sremoc.
,@ntidutlbigen Sic, nu6 benz
9raroenbilrger Sbor2 Nedyts ODER
linfs?"
Der 8eograpbieprofeiior: Sic
fommen III beiben SGlen bin, benin
Die gr0e lit befanntlif cine aliael.
HebtS geben Sic inoeiien beoelltetb
naber."
Der cngliife Nrbciter nno bic
3ebrpflidt.
@erbeoffiSier si cinem poriiber.
gebenocn slrbeiter: .9tiut, SEER, pie
benfen Sic barber, iiir Sbr 2ato 3i
f1npfen."
s(rbeitcr: YNein, mein Sieber, if
mag niht f1mpfen."
.Sie mogen nid)t fdrnpieu? 30
itiirbe Der arieg, penn ieoer 10 odfte
pie Sie?"
SD permlitbe, es miiroe feit aricg
fein."
Sispuiition.
@ir fanlen NIT Dem Srifb3le on.
go I'M baIber iieben. limo mubtell
pier5ig Wsinliten porten. @aS
muden2
Gin ortsaniGiiiser Sreuno itano
mif Dem Yerron.
Sea pie?" iag ih, nbloien (trin.
FEM nter ecn?"
n9td!" iaet er, .erid,tens lids
nod, lie irib! INN 5lpettens baip id)
idptnn eener g~ebloie!"
- - ~
Nnf cine GrflGruna.
MlroelmiQer: n@at iilro oct eient.
lid fir Sellte in Riiblanb, Die Otto.
briiten?"
9ree6enboru: Oct muBt Oh Dir
bod oenfeu fonnen, On Shafsfopp.
Oct iirb 2elrte, Die i'm Sftober gebp.
rem iino."
- y y
Nbenbs.
.Sortenic, peiBt On, mas mir eben
einfdat? Seute lit ia inner Sod.
5eitstog."
.Ort bait ditd) 9eine s,lten Gin.
faae INNER crit, penn Die 2doeu 5u
iino!"
Ind cine Iuffaiiuns,
0onne: Sic boben Die 9erIobiitg
nit Sbrer 9raut iuieoer seloit, Serr
9roieiior? ., Die aermite! Not
seitern bate lie mir erfl6rt: Sic ooer
feinen!"
nHa. ieben Sicl limo 10 Elm eigen.
linniseS @eieu bate i'd beirarbeu
iolen?"
Giniafer.
8arlfen: sd ruotte sic Meoiyn
iilr meine Mtutter bolen."
a~potbefer: .Sier, mein Sobn-
ober bo ieblen nod 10 1fennis am
@eloe; geb' lulo hole lie ifnel!"
aarlden: YNt, trinfen Sic bod,
licber ein biSd)en ab!"
y ~ y
!Sumpr i'm TelSe.
Soloat: ,@ie rieft bem meme
3igarre?"
&amerao: .Sm, Die ioltcit Oh
roild,en. mcnn ser Seino fommt.
Damn reiBt or aus"
y ~ -
Nus Der Sdulc.
2ebrer; YSest werbe i'd airdD ein-
NAL cin G1tbiel auigebcn. 0er eS
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-03-23

Serrlin eeIesener, prattooler Nubsfurort.
gine Setlanitalf, peI6e itreue mad Vturrer
aneippS Metbobe s~elettet rptre fhr S6voae.
Nerben. unb WaeerleioeHoe. fcpte au4 flr
beiien. Gieener. SeeLforser uno fpeaielsr
&ottesoieuit. 5ar ndbere ausfuutt fnreibt
on BITE
SISTERS OF THE PRECIOUS BLOOD,
Kneipp sanitarium, Rome City, Ind.
eetm e1retben srtpdbne sefI. bisfes BIatt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-03-23
~ ~ "
Nbenbs.

.Sortenic, weiBt On, mas mir eben
einfdat9 Selite lit ia inner sod.
seitStag."
All bait aitf 3eine s,,tet Gin.
faae INNER crit, rpenn Die 9doen 5u
iin0!"
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1916-10-24
Statement From the
Water Company

On account of the fact that, thru
misunderstanding and misinforma-
ton, rumors are occasionally started
upon the streets to the effect that
the supply of water maintained by
the Company is inadequate for the
purpose of properly protecting the
property of the citizens of Cam
bridge, the Water Company desires
to state to the public that it is pos
sible for anyone desiring to know
how many feet of water are in the
standpipe, at any time, to do so by
coming to its Office and asking for
the chart of water records for the
particular day, or time of the day,
about which information is desired.
These charts are made daily, and
keep an accurate record of the
amount of water in the standpipe at
every hour and minute of the day;
they are kept by an automatic regis
tering machine, installed at the sug-
gestion of the Public Service Com
mission, and cannot be changed in
any way.
At the time of the fire last night
there were 11p feet of water in the
standpipe, the record from 6 p. m.
until midnight being as follows:
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1916-10-24
RESULTS TELL
There Can Be No Doubt About The
Results in Cambridge.

Results tell the tale.
All doubt is removed.
The testimony of Cambridge
citizen.
Can be easily Investigated.
What better proof of merit can be
had?
Mrs. Greenburg Vickers. Ill Vue
de L'Eau St., Cambridge, says: Il
suffered quite bit from severe back
ache which bothered me mostly when
l arose in the morning. could
hardly lie in bed on account of the
soreness. At times, was dizzy and
saw black spots in front of my eyes.
I surely was in weakened condi-
tion until I used Doan's Kidney
Pills. One box greatly relieved me. "
Price soc. at all dealers. Don't
Fsomply ask for kidney remedy-get
Doan's Kidney Pills-the same that
Mrs. Vfckers had. Foster-Milburn
Co., Props, Buffalo, N. Y.-Adv.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1916-10-24
GREY FAVORS
PEACE LEAGUE
But Says Nations Must Back
It lip With Force.

London, Oct. pat a luncheon Civ
en- by the Foreign Press Assoc. atior
Viscount Grey, British foreign secre
tary, expressed approval of American
movements iur a league after the Wal
to maintain peace.
He declared, however, that the ma
tions which went into such a league
must have a public sentiment prepar
ed, II necessary, when a critical time
came to upheld their decision by force
The foreign secretary referred to
German utterances regarding peace
and the claim that Germany must
have guarantees for her future pro-
lection, and added:
Precisely because this war was
forced by Germany upon TIE world, ii
is the allies who must have guaran
tses!s,
Viseount- Grey was asked what a
neutral should do for civilization al
the present time. He ropl.e.:
''The best thing neutra csn do viii
be to- work up senti,neat for a mu.Ja
agreement to prove It 3 wr5 7
the future. Hal there De an t sr.
national conference OF Al nat:cn; II
1914 it would have pc, an I'll t'l's var
as they would have dema ;Ges, inst
Belgian neutrality be respected. III
work for neutral countries uni which
we would look with favor and approx,
al"
Viscount Grey said neutrals should
have something to say after the wa
regarding the methods by which the
war had been conducted and whether
all Developments of science were to
be utilized for destruction of the hri.
man race. He observed he would like
to see the German charge that any
other nations planned aggression
against Belgium investigated by any
Independent tribunal.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1916-10-24
The Weather.

Forecast for this section: Fair and
cool today and tomorrow: northeas.
winds
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1916-10-24
Flour Prices Jump.

Minneapolis, Oct. 24.-Flour prices
increase ed fifty cents a barrel here, as
a result CT the buEish condition of the
wheat market and reports of a strong
foreign demand. Fancy patents which
sold Saturday at 1886 were quoted al
$3.50 This grade of -four has increas.
ed sixty-fiye cents a barrel in o-e
week. First clears sold for $3.50, an
increase of thirty cents, while seccn1
clears sold at IS, an increase Of fly
cents barrel.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1916-10-24
Sir Joseph Beecham Deao.

esr Joseph Beecham Deao.
London, Oct. 24.-Sir Joseph Beech
am, manufacturer of patent medicines
Is dead. He was founl lifeless IL
bed at his home at Hampstead.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1916-10-24
S. E.. STEVENS
Druggist

Special attention given prescrip-
tions. Only best and purest drugs
kept in stock.
Race Street. CAMBRIDGE. MD.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1916-10-24
When You Take Cold,

WHEN YOu Take Cold.
With the average man a cold Is a
serious matter and should not be
trif1ed with. as some of the most
dangerous diseases start with a COM
mon cold. Take Chamberlain's S
Cough Remedy and get rid of your
cold as quickly as possible. You are
not experimenting when you use
this remedy, as it has been in use
for many years and has an estab-
lished reputation. 1t contains no
opium or other narcotic. Obtain
able everywhere Adv.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1916-10-24
Billy, Do.

AS William bent over her fair face
he whispered. Darling. if should ask
you in French if l might kiss you, what
would you say:'
Nancy, calling up her scanty knowl-
edge of the French language. exclaim-
ed, BILLET dOux."-St. Louis Post-Dis-
patch.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1916-10-24
How Catarrh is Contracted.

Mothers are sometimes so thought
less as to neglect the colds which
their children contract. The in
flammation of the mucus membrane,
at first acute, becomes chronic and
the child has chronic catarrh, a dis
ease that Is seldom cured and that
may prove a life's burden. Many
persons who have this loathsome
disease will remember having had
frequent colds at the time it was
contracted. A little forethought, a
bottle of Chamberlain's Cough Rem
edy judiciously used, and all this
trouble might have been avoided.
Obtainable everywhere.-Adv.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1916-10-24

Largest Sale Of Any Medicine In the World.
SclA evssywhsre. In boxes. loc.. Csc.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1916-10-24
MUST RETURN $4,000
Supreme Court Rules Against Posses.
sor of koed Woman's Wealth.

supreme Court nuiSS against TooeSo'
sor Of Aged Woman's Wealth.
Washington, Oct. PA decree OF
the federal court in Illinois requiring
Charles w. Parker, of Chicago, to re-
turn securities worth about $4,000
given him by Mary M. Gray, an octo
genarian of Wayne county, Pa, under
a contract by which Parker agreed t.
pay her $3.50 a month during her life
time, was approved by the supreme
court which refused to review the low
er courts findings that the contrac
was void because of undue influence
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1916-10-24
FOR SALE

FOR SALE-One good skipjack, with
dredging outfit, for sale. Apply to W..
H. Leonard & Co. 10-18-tf.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1916-10-24

The records for these two days,
Sunday, October 22nd, and Wednes-
day, August 29th, may be seen in
the window of the store of the NJ
Nathan, Estate, so that the public
will be enabled to see at a glance
just how much water there was in
the standpipe at every hour on each
of these two days.
And, in connection with this sub
ject, it may not be amiss to state, for
the benefit of the public generally,
that the pumps of this Company
will pump water as fast as it is pos
sible to use it at any time that a
fire is going on, so that no one need
be apprehensive of the supply being
exhausted, for in the event of a
scarcity of water in oursSweIls, it is
possible for us to connect with Cam
bridge creek ami and pump 4 gupNl
that water through the mains 50
to maintain a plentiful supply at <S>
| times.
A committee composed of Mayor
Earl w. Orem and Messrs. Edwin
Dashiell and Milford Nathan have
carefully examined the records which
are on exhibition in Mr.. Nathan's s
window.-Adv.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1916-10-24

FOR SALE ir-tight heaters and
one kitchen range. Apply 10 West
End avenue. 21-3t
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1916-10-24

FOR SALE-Second hand autos. in
good shape. all prices, from $106 up.
Phillips Hard " are Co. 9-25-tf.