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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-06-17

rem 8ruoer, 5ranf Same, bei 9ar=
ltofp %mobnbaft, nit elllem Nepolper
cine &llgcl 0urb 0as Scr5 idoB. Sic
lpar nerpos perunlagt ullo mabrenb
zines Mnfaaes zines Gerpenleioens
.beiorgte lie lib einen &epoluer fires
Grl,oers l,nb fiibrte SEN Selbltmoro
aus. Ger Ioo trat ioiort ein. Sic
5interbliebenel1 lin6 Ser 8atte 1lno
orei ainoer. Sic l1naliidlidc lpar
81 Sabre aft l,i1o nabe osborn, 81,
%geboren. Sbre Gltern leben an Ser
6. 9lpcru1e uno 20. StraBe in god
Sslano. Sm Sabre 1899 perbcira=
tbete lie lid nit 8ailep in SPRING
fielo, Ser geltern bierberfom, I'M
Die 2eide nod Camille ~ab5ubolen,
no sic @eerbigung itattfinoc1 miro.
Coroner M1epers bielt cine 2eiden=
ldalt, btesrgab, baB oie 6ral ibrem
Seben ourh einen &epoluerldnB elm
enoe eenladlt babe.
yin 9elp1l1er S1n1otbD WraDD, Der
leinen Seimatbsort OILS Slloepen=
oence, Sa., ailgibt, periu6te lt9 por-
geltern sben0 in elmer ;3ene i'm
lstaotgefal1gniB gu galt Moline 5u
erbange't. Ser Wam fam am Nad}=
mittag sur 9oli5eiitation uno erflar-
te> DOB er bon gemilien 2elten per=
folgt meroe. Mm ltefte i'm in cine
Belle oa es oeutlid 81 Gage trat, oab
er geiltig nibt normal mar. Ser
Wann ml,roe bal0 barallf nod Dem
5%taatsalpl III @atertoipn gebrad)t.
Man nimmt a1t, BOB Der Maltn alls
el11sm Srrenalpf III Soma entiprut.
/ gen lit.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-06-17
Gempfratiide staatscpnpcntiou.

@iermit lit cine 9elesaten : @ons
bention Scr 9cmpfratilden Eartei bon
esspipa auf Mtitt,upd), ben IL. Smli
1916, Inn 10 llbr gormittags, nad]
Ser Stabt 3es Moiues berufcn.
Ser 3ited bclagter &onbcntion lit,
%ctipaige @afan5en IN Ser @anbioatcn=
IiIte fir Staatsamter aus5ufiillen, tpie
in Gect. 1887 q 81 pprgel1rieben lit,
unb cine Glatfprm allssltarbeiten lnb
arSlnebmcn. Gin Staats : gentrale
Committee, beltebenos als nidt lpcniz
ger als einem Mitslieb bon ieoem &on@
9~reBbesirf unb fir sic gprnabme ltnb
Grlebi9rn9 lpl9 anbercr @clddfte,
ipelde ser &%onbention angebra6t nnb
notbipcnbig erl6einen m6gen.
Sic State Der 9ertretung IN bie1cr
@cnpention lit, ein 9eleaat fir jcbes
County nno Elm 8u1abli6er 9elcgat
fir lebe 200 Gtimmen nber einet
Mcbrbeit ipl1er, tuclde in ser @enez
ralipabl bon 1914 fir eSobn s. 6az
milton fit @oberllpr abgegcbcn ipllrz
Ben.
Gab oicIer State fins Sic Counties
st Sen folsenoen ibrea Namen binsltz
E.L.. N.1,-~4,..
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-06-17

Wie bic uniperfitdt
Srfprb, 10 1T au6 bic bpn Gam
bridge bur6 ben &risg outs f9merz
tie b~etroffen pprben. Sic bat nidt
tpeniger als 10000 ibrer MnaebD=
rigen unter ben Maffen. 9opon
limb beretts 40 sefauen, TOO per=
ipunbet unb 300 baben Srbengdus-
5eianunsen erbalten. 9iele 3ob=
len bat Der 8t5efanaler syames
in elmer @r0ffnunssrebe gu 8sginm
bes Minterieme tiers, ppmit Der Mn=
fa1N oe5 neuen 2ehrjabres 5u1omz
mettfaut, betanntgeseber. Die Mell=
ein19reibunsen bon Stubenten 1ito
bergliden nit Der Sriebens5sit INN
mebr als 5met 9rittel 5uriid9eaan=
gen. unb Die Ginnabmen Der Uni
peritat baben ii6 infplsebeFen 10
ber19ledtert, bab Dos 1leue @tu=
bieniabr nit einem 5eblbetroae bon
runb $4,000 pfunb Sterling Be-
gonnen lperben muBte.
- Sas 3art9er foaiaIe
oemofratii4e 8oltsre9t beri6tet,
bob Die Barrier @eperfl6often am
~. @pril cine Population an ben
Miniifer bes Snnern entIunpten u1lb
ibm fplsenbe Reloution porgelegt ba=
ben: 9ie 8ereinigurlg Der @eiperf-
fdaften bes Seine DEPARTMENTS, sic
oes Dfteren BON ibren M}itglieoern
&lagen iiber Die ipa9ienoe 5ellerul1g
erbalten bat, lit iiber5eugt, bob
Mobregeln ergriffen peroen %tDnnen,
I'M Der ednSli9 ungere9tfertigten
5tei9erung Der 2ebensmittelpreiie
ab3ubelfen. Sic forbert bos Mini-
terium bes Snnern auf, Mabreseln
unper5iiglid gu ergreifen. Wiro UNI
Iere Stimme nidt gcbDrt, 10 iino mir
entfdipKen, ole @erantpprtung ob=
5ulebnen fir Die greiantKe, bic man
porausfeben tam uno Die pprfpm=
men biirften. Ser Miniiter bes Sn=
ner1 empfing Die Population uno
peripra4 ibr, bab bic Hegisrune lid
nit Der 2Dfung oteier Jrage bei9df=
ttgen lperbe. sSn Ser @eipertI9afts=
aeitung 9ataille tom 8. Mpril perDfz
fentli6t Der 4rbeiterfiibrer ssyoupt eli
,leu alarmterenben Nrtitel iiber ben
glei6en Gegenltano: Ste 5tunbe 1T
ernit, ruff Souot, oas MoB tit bon,
bic paiiiue 9altuns Der MafIe 1T su
gnbe.
Cine @6fuat in gonFon>
tine, Nleier, mirb BON elmer 8ride
ii%beripannt. Sic iid $50 SUP iber
Sem MaHeriptesel erbebt.
Gin Men d n baar labt fid)
I'm ungefdbr elm 8tertel feiner 2dnz
&c bebnen, gebt aber BON ielbft auf
Die natiirli9e 2Gnse auriid.
Die nNabeIn Der aleopatra"
puroen nidt etpa bon Der aDniair
Rleopatra ooer ibr gu @bren erri9=
tst. ionoern bon R0ntg Shotbmes III,
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-06-17
an sic garser ser etabt
9sabcnhnrt.

Die Tcier ser cinJunocrtitcn Sic=
oerfebr Der Grridtnng bcs Sort
Mrmitrons anf Der @eiicitc Der Sc
g%icrnngstnfel mirS in bicicm Sabre
bonn Is. bis s1l,n "a. sunni l1ttcr ben
'Mnipi5icn Der Sort Mrmitrpng Cen
tcmnial MHueiatiun orrd) cine imn1cm-
lie Teitlid)fcit bcgangcn merocn.
Die Observation-Disclosures
infprmirt MIDI baf ~1;niere Sdypciter-
Sta6tc ,Muf Sslanb nnb Molimc,
9pnncrstag Madmittag, bcn %. Sa1=
nj, als einem Seicrtas erflart baben,
oamit an bcm geaamnten Sage lit Sen
IN Tra9c .%fummc1bcn StGbten cine
s%SSltolitric- nnb 8riiocrldnftsparaoe
a6gebalten iucrben fun, bic a1f bcm
Tcitplak cnbcn iuirb, iuo bieIes arpfe
bi1tpriidje NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. in
gcbibrembcr @etic bcgangen ,uer6en
lDl.
Sic @crctnigung fat aitdl sic Sir.
ger ber Stabt Sapcnpprt amfgcfor-
bert, cine abnlidf Garabe an oc,n ac-
nanntcm SAGE a~b5,tbaltcn nnb ebcm-
falls ben Jeitplah M oem gcnanntcm
Sage lit cDrppre anfsnindjcn.
Sd crlaile barltm an bic 8iiraer
Der StaSt 9ancnport sic Site, am
Wadruittagc bcs %. Sum- lire tagli-
die Mrbcit n%icocrsulegcm 1lnb lidl an
Der Tcitlidfcit at bctbciliscn, bannit
audi luir unier She'll ba5n tJat,,, nm,
ben Sag SIT eincnt glorrcidJcm nmo
grofcr, onrdHd)lagcnocm Grfolg sn
geitaltcn.
@cs. Sobn @cr,ualb,
Sar9crmciiter Der Stabt 9apcmpurt.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-06-17
MtutS aug Musratinr.

@eaen Meineios lit Sic Is Sabre
alte 6ralt Serene Sopber nerbaftet
moroen ln0 ltebt inter Sanoll1ng
Der @robgeidJmorenen Don Mllsca=
tine County. Die. Mngelegenbeit
fortmt aus oem SdeioungsproseB
BON Srat Sberela 8. springer ge=
gen lbren Mamn. 3ie 6rau ml1roe
'1l'ter $4,000 siirgidaft aeitellt.
Ser &ontraft fir sic 2ieferung
Der $4,000 @bn6s iiir oen Mnbau
an Die Sod)ldule lit ser @arris grmlt
ono sopings 8anfpot GMsago iiber=
aeben luoroen, sic oaSs 6e glnaebot
eingcreidt batte. Cine Mn5abl Sir
Ser Nad}baridait batten ibre
Mngebpte ei1tgereidt.- Mit Sent @dlt
miro 10 balo mie mbgliA begonleu
lperben.
Ger ~ofii5ielle 6laggentag mllroe
bier p%orgeltern feltlid) b%eaangen. Sin
Der am Mbenb ltattaeflmoenen Sara
De nabmen 0ie meiitcn Gereil1e un6
Srganiiationcn ser 5ta6t tbeil.
Saltle1oe beobadteten Bic 9araoe,
Die iif gldl1aeno entlpidelt fat.
Die Transformation ser eagles
BON Soma, Die bier ieit poreeitern ge=
tagt bot, lit iebr erfolgreidy perlal1=
len. Sel,te fin0et eiltc, grfllriion ,tad)
&od Sslano ltatt, no befanntIid sic
bon Slli1ois lire 5taatsfon=
pel1tton abbalten. Die l1euermabIten
Staatsbean1ten Scr eagles lino:
Nait Graiioent - s. 6. 9}oB,
Soma Gitp.
&raiioent Jranf Safel, Sur-
Iil1gton.
@i5epraiioent aoolpb a11glt>
!.
5efretar - @iuiam gromniou,
9es Moines.
@dotmeiitcr = SIS. groot, Glin-
toni.
Conductor - 6. S. anenoer, IS
fafooia.
aaplan - Mortin Gerber, Sonia
gitp.
S'rnere Madc -@iuiam gel0ing,
Maion gitp.
5rnltees 9. 6. @oberts, $50
t%erloo; &obert Barr, Siol,r Gity;
EDtlip @la5er, &epfllf.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-06-17
@ieb nnb I%rupiFonen.

gbicaao, 16. Sarni. Ginopicb-
3lfrbr 1000. Sticre $S.O0-11.=
40; &iibe uno &inber $4.OO-9.sO;
&dlber 8 .5O-11.75.
56weine - 3nfl1br 10000. 5
bis 1Oc bDber 81 $9.45-1O.O5; 5u=
meiit SIT So. SO-1O.OO.
Sbafc - 3ufubr 1000. Slau;
Wiooer S .00-S.00; 9aimmer ST.
60-1O.35.
@efliiael - Siibncr 1Sc.
Butter ~ Creamery 25-2SAc.
Gter - @rima 20-21c.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-06-17

- Ole internationale1 SS11tereilen,
Sic oltrb 0it Selepbonunterilld)ung
gefdbrbct merOen: Spbn 8ierpont
Morgan, Ser amerifanild=engliid-
fran5oiiide ~&ommiiionar.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-06-17
@cs. Sobn @cr,ualb,
8nrgermciiter Der Stabt 9abcnpurt.
sonntag Musflng Scr ainber Sc,
frcien bcmtid)em Sdu1lgemcin6c.

Die ainoer ser Sreien Ie,ltlde,
sdlagen1ei10e lperoet itd ON son1t=
tag Nadnlittag I'M slpei l1br por ocll
l5dnlbanle OH Scr @eltern Mpcrne
perlalnmeln mlb nit Ser Stra6en-
babn nad) Dem Sdiibenparf fabren,
no Der Nadmlittag NIT Spielen al1ge=
brad)t lperocn iol. Inter Sen 5pie-
len, an oenel1 iih bie &leinen ergo,
sen foIlen, lit Defenders @altlpiel,
Satflanfe1t, gierlmtfelt1 Gopfi6lagerl
etc. 81 bermerfelt. Die gltern Ser
ailtoer tpie audi iol1ltige lSrenlloe ser
Jreien 9elltlden Sdallgellleil1oe fins
.ber5li6 millfommell. Gintritt fret.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-06-17
Mcucs aug Mlpline.
Sci Sort gsron I'M Miifiiippi CT,
trunfcn.

gltf be6allerns>pertbe @eiie lit por=
geltern Mittag I'M Miiliilippi bei
Sort gpron CHARLES Noreen ertrul1=
fen, oils er bon einem @pot in elm
an6ercs lteigen mollte. Die Stro-
m,lng NOR al1f DEM Glas 10 itarf,
bob Der Mam unterianf, ebe Inn
@ilfe gebrabt lperoen fonnte. Gin
grltoer oes grtrlrnfel1en apar bei ibn1
als Ser l1nfaa ltattfanb, bod fonnte
ct ibm feline &ilfe %leiitelt. Die 2eide
mllroe brci Stll1oen nod Dem l1nfau,
etlpa 100 SUB bonn 9Iob aufgefun=
Den lno geborgert. Ser Mann mar
46 Sabre alt nno binterldbt feline
Jrat teblt mebreren &inoern u1o
eillelt 9rllOer in Mpline. Coroner
Mepers ibielt geltern cine 2eidenidyalt
ab, meld)e ergab, BOB ser Manr, ourd}
l@11faa gu leinem Iooe gefonrme,l
lei.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-06-17

9ie @eeroiaul,a ser porgcItern in
Mapios Gitp SIT So0e eebrannten 8
Sabre olten giola Spenopfe fi1toet
bellte Miorgen bonn 1rauerbauie alls
alf oem sort 9pron 5rieobof Itatt.
Sic Sinterbliebencn iil1o sic gltern
li1o mebrere @eidmiiter.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-06-17
gelcgrapbiide Nadridten.

@aufcgan, Sas. S,n gro3cB
eesen@m Grpet mar belte SrauSranf
2ambcrt. bic Mntter bes ongeblid nit
@ift ermorbeten MdOdens Sic Sauptz
5cryin. sic ipiberiprad Ser Muslage
bon Soiepbinc Gapis, boB lire 9odter
in Sen lebten @oden bor ibrem Gobe
Summer gebabt babe llno bebauptete.
bab bos Mdbden biz gu ibrcm gobesz
ta9e, 8. Sebruar, ltets in beitcrer
Stimrnuns getpelen lei.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-06-17
Scenes aus Sod Sslanb.|

aug &od SSlan6.|
Die Mili5fompagnie u miro mie=|
oraaniiirt meroen, nadoem Ser
2ebenseane oerielbcn nidt
mebr | % rege mar, mie es fir Dos 0e-|
lteben %notbipenoig NOR. H%ron1inente
@ei1aftslente Ser Stabt baben ii6
Ser Sade angenommen uno nelles
ocrielben ei11geiloBt. sSSrl eini=
gen Mpnatel, miro bie Gompaanie
alf Der Sobe iteben, Inn fiir
Die ,3lfuhi egiltca5beredtist 5n iei,.
Ser Supcrbiiorenrat6 bon gfod
Sslano County bat in leincr geltri=
gen giBrltg sen Glan nit 81 gcgen
9 Stintn1en p%ermorfen, fiir 0as Gour=
tp elm @rbeitsbalts 5u erridten. Gen
@ablerlt oes gomntp's lolte bic 6ro-
&c porgcle9t mcroen, Of fir oielen
3med $4,000 bemiaigt pcrben loQ.
ten ooer nidt. Spe5iea sic Unions
|lparert gegen Sen 8la1,, elm s(rbeits=
bars iiir Die @%efanaenen 81 erridtct.
Sic @eeroiglng bes perltorbenen
@corge @nmtpm fano porgeltern
Nadymittaa bon leineln &eim, 2627
8. Ipenlle GUS. auf Dem beutidzlutbe-
riiden 1rieobof itatt. Taitor Gb.
@ilbelm belt Die 2eidenrebe ant
Sarge lll1o Grabe. Mls 2eihentra=
ger fungirten gmil @ottbarbt, Aic.
Subj, 6ranf aerneop, 6ranf Gambler,
81. 6ranf un0 George @inters.
Sim Son1tag Madmittog fi1,oet inn
Song Gielu Harf bas erlte &on5ert
Ser Sailon itatt. @leuer's &apeae
liefcrt Die &on5ertmulif.
Sic gereinigung Ser 2eidenbeltat.
ter bon S1inois, Bic geltern ibre
Staatsfonpention beelloet baben, mer.
Ben ibre nadNte Sabresfonpention ii
Sod Sslan6 a6balten. @err 6. 9
&nor bon Ml1scatine mlroe als
15taats-s datmeiiter eripablt. Iit
Nationalfonpel1tion Der 2eidenbeltat
ter fil1oet am 10. Sftpber in Column
bus, Ohio, ltatt. 9. 9. Masbron
bon Moline mur0e als elmer Ser Ma
tional=Ielegaten ertua9lt.
Sri. emma 6. 9lel1er, God)tc,
bon 6rau Moie 9lc,1er, 1926 90
Strabe, un0 SEER &enrD @. Metti{
bon Nilan puroen p~orgeitern Mbeni
ol1rd Naltor S. 8. Sauce in oeI1el
@ohnl1ng perebelidt. SIN ,@eim Sc
Wlttter Ser 8ral1t folgte barallf Cit
@od5eitsfeier, oil 1uelder li6 intim
6relnOe nul6 &ermanote oes @ramt
Mares betbeiligten. Sic @erebelid)
ten lWrocn iid) auf elmer Jarm, ore
Weeilen mterbalb W1ilalt, b1iillslid
nieOerlalien.
Die breit6aige ar,pention Sc
Gagles bon Sllinois idloB geItern al,
erfolgreide @eile. Ole 1ddyt
IStaatsfonpertihn miro in 1917 il
Bloomington Itattfin6en. Sir lin
terbaltnng u110 8etpirtbl1ng ser aus
martigen 1elegaten unb @a1te ma
allf Die bette 8eile Gorge eetragell
MlS Staatsbeamte mltrben erlpablt
Nalt 8ortbp Graiioent 6raa
II. Gorrea, SadIonpille.
@ortbp Nraltoent = emil ssobn
lion, Decline.
@ortbp gefretdr - sSsobn Sui
bier, Gltinep.
8ortbD 56abmeilter.- Gboma;
&oberti or> Chicago @eigbts.
@ortbD aaplan - @m. Gorbeti
8ilmi1tgton.
Gonlctor Oscar @eslep, genIo
Srl1ere @a6e q. 81. glrid
@alesburg.
Meubere @ade - Ireo 8resrner
Gbicago.
5taatstruitce - @arrp gonoer
poort, springfielo.
.n - Onn y,
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-06-17

MIe Stimmgeber, tpcIde 1id gu Sen
funbamcntalcn Grllnblaben ser Sc
mpfratie bcfennen, fins eingelaben,
li6 on scr @abl bon 9clegaten 51 bic
fer &%pnbention 5u betbetlisen.
Sm Mrftras bes 9empfratii6cn
Central : Committees, Ser in elmer an
8. Mni 1916 abecbaltenen @eriamm=
lung ertbeilt lm1roe:
~ s. %. @eDnDlbs, @priiter.
IS. S. &rattaga,t, Gefretdr.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-06-17
Sra,1 2mcD @ailcp cridlicst iidl.

Sbrem 2eben ielbit cin 3iel aelebt
bat porgeltern Mbenb Srar1 Martin
Sailep, Srat Oes Staats Ienators
bon Camille, ST., inoem lie
li1 mabreno zines 8elu1es bet it,
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-06-17
3nr Mciic5cit!

Mbonnenten, Sic in Sic @omner-
reiien, moaen l1ns ret6tseitig
benadri6tigen, NIT ge,1aller shloobe
ibrer Moreiie, oamft linen sic 2Iei-
tltttg piinftli6 nadgeianot wcroen
fam.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-06-17

TfereG Madnpe bat sur @crlerr@
lidnn9 Sbafcipcarcs bas Seltlpiel
pgalibnn" 9cIdriebeu Ser
finan5ielle grfols lpar ciA iiberrnidenb
GROCER.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-06-17
9te Mdrtte.
Grpbuftc.

Gbicago> 16. SUM-. ,8eioen -
1919 Sltli, 1O3N Sept.
&orn - 71A Sllli, 70Ts Sept.
Safer - 3SA Sl1li, 1895, Sept.
@etrei6e fir @aar: go. rotber
gstntermeisen 1882; $50. 9 &orlt
70; Sta11oaro Safer 1917.
Noggen SEQ. 3 97H.
@erlte - $3.50
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1916-03-31
March 81
1916
VOL. iii
NO. 4
94aanuP

IS Winter mild Winter cold o bitter S0d All day have been
walking We have When soldier
Jew obey So Cha Ber and Our v1'%e we left behind chm
is in
o'clock the sh lean stick and Be carried
sometimes in sand dsomehme in Chaias
in he walks O
10 | him; shall end this
Nbe acedsom allowed But agh
up o heaven and
We walking twelve Some fallen by
road but G. walk
diapidaed barn; it's cold bitter cold
fblemnded had pHphc fit Rb Sru does fee
1.-The old dying" Good he laughs LET him die One less take off,
All Reb Su die We him. Nobody
the Rb Sru No walking for him; the
could take We glad that he has by the Al
mighty One from walking
% for the privilege when the
and soldier o walk More walking pathetic
body. soldier
eeavehe n his Cod and walk
From refugees
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1916-07-22

Put one-half pound of rice on TO
cook in double boiler with speck of
salt. Let cook slowly. Get two
pounds of lamb for stew lit is just as
good, only trim off some of the fat
from it). Cut into small pieces, add
one onion and lamb with enough wa
ter to cover, adding water as it cooks
away. When lamb is almost done,
which will be in about IL hours, take
two tablespoonfuls of -four, one tea
spoonful of curry powder, salt and
pepper. Mix all in a paste with a lit
tie cold water and add to the lamb.
Stir often so as not to burn, as II is
apt to after flour is added. / forgot
to say have two or three carrots cook
ing in separate kettles in sailed water.
When done serve in this way: Take
large platter, put rice in center of
dish, lap carrots, cut up, around rice,
pour lamb and gravy over all and serve
Mt once. Do not have too much water,
so you will not have n lot of gravy.
All who have tasted it ask for q sec
ond NATURALIZATION Globe.
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1916-07-22
COVERS FOR SWEEPING DAYS
Provision May Be Made That Will DO
Away With Much Annoyance
on Those Occasions.

To find the necessary coverings Oh
sweeping days has often sent the maid
scurrying about for old aprons, sheets,
towels and anything else she could
lay her hands on to use for this pur-
pose.
A friend of mine has solved the diff
ficulty In this way: She purchased Il
quantity of gray cambria andmade from
it a large sheet with which to cover
the beds and sidebOard smaller cOv-
ers for dressers and toilet tables were
made and still others, in suitable
shapes, were designed to put over the
lamps, mantels and the like. She also
made from the cambria a bag to keep
the overs In; this was hung in the
broom closet.
While light, the cambric formed a
perfect protection against dust, and a
simple shaking when the sweeping
was finished freed the covers from the
dust that had settled upon them, so
that they required washing but once
a month. The use of these dust GOV
ers saved much valuable time and ex-
ira work. The cost of a set Is mOder-
ate and ii does not take long to make
them.-Pittsburgh Dispatch.
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1916-07-22
French in Caricature.

Why is it, | wonder, that the French
always has heen-and still is
portrayed In British comic journals in
the traditional guise of a gay boule-
Warbler, wearing n Van Dyke beard
and dressed in a ridiculous velvet jack
such as the MOntmartre artists
affect? Marcel Boulenger asks in
Cartoons Magazine.
Do you remember the legendary
Marius of Marsellle, whose droll sill
houette was one of the masterpieces of
poor Caran d'Ache's delightful art?
Such, or nearly such, is the portrait ac-
corded us-in the most friendly way,
of course-on the other side of the
Channel. In the naive imagery of
the British people it is thus we appear.
And no matter where this strange.
gaudy parsonage shows up, Tommy At
kins af]fectlonately gives vent to
cheers, for he has recognized his COM
rade.
But why under the Il should the
sympathetic Tommy picture us like
that? He should know better now. He
surely knows that the average French
man no more resembles Marius than
does the typical Englishman resemble
Lord Dundreary. But no matter. Con-
ventiOn so orders.
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1916-07-22
Injuries From Poor Lighting.

Most people are guided in their or.
binary actions and the precision of
their movements by the sense Of sight,
and many accidents result In spite of
safety devices and educational cam
palgns, because workers are uncertain
of or misjudge their relation to the
immediate environment for the reason
that they cannot see well enough.
Many more, however, occur because
tle operative working In a spot bright
Iy Illuminated or with a bare lamp
shining into his face so that his eyes
are dazzled, steps into a poorly-illuml-
mated space to which his vision does
not quickly adjust itself, or because
he has a headache induced by eye
strain, and therefore has an impaired
mental as well as physical capacity,
or because Of WEAKNESS, lassitude and
other Ills that inevitably follow In the
train OF overworked eyes.-Engineer-
ing Magazine.
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1916-07-22
upon city's Mountain Tops.

CpOn the top one of New York's
manmade mountains there is the same
peaceful quiet as on the mountain top,
says the National Geographic Maya
zine. No sound from the street below
comes up this distance. Men on the
sidewalks are infinitesimal dots, dart
ing hlther and yOn. Looking down
upon them one is inclined to reflect
what puny beings humans are, and
from this lofty point of view almost
forgets his sympathy for their per-
sonal interests. Then the
realization that this mountain was
built by these puny beings from ma
terials dug out of the earth in a
crude state, purified, shaped and fas-
tened together in Il manner that will
make 1t stand practically for all time,
and then a feeling of reverence for
the human brain-that God-given
boon which has made these things pos
sible.
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1916-07-22
REQUIRES esRE IN MAKING
Tea, to Be at lts Best, Must Be Pre-
pared Under Exactly tie Proper =
Coalitions

There is pracY cnlly no n%utriInent In
tea, though there are small amounts
of mineral salts. The principal ingredi-
ents are %caffein, which stimulates the
nerves; volatile oils, which give the
flavor, and fannie acid, which tretards
the digestionl
The Japanese have made n religious
and aesthetic ceremonial of tea-drink-
ing, and, like the mineral waters whose
efficiency is found to depend largely
on the change and rest accompanying
their drinking, the afternoon tea has
its psychological as well as its physl-
illogical reasons for the pleasant re-
suits produced.
Like all beverages which refresh by
stimulating, tea should be used with
great discretion.
Less tea is used to the cup than in
the case of coifee-one-half to one tea
spoonful as compared to one table
spoonful. A mild cup of tea well made
will not hurt a healthy person, and, al
though the stimulating principle is the
same, tea does not seem to have so d.
rect or so pronounced an effect OF the
central nervous system as does coffee.
Children, people with gastric troubles
or those who are nervous should not
drink tea.
Green ten contains much more tan
mic acid than black tea. BE sure it
does not boil or stand on the leaves If
you use 1t.
Hard or stale water does not make
good tea. 1t should be freshly drawn
and freshly boiled.
Boiling any tea is a crime. The caf-
fein is readily soluble and is quickly
obtained In solution. Boiling or long
standing on til leaves only results in
more of the injurious fannie acid be-
ing extracted and spells the flavor as
well as making the beverage more
harmful.