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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-04-24

idItis 5ii rernlei6en; Ca in6eiien oas
einmaIiee lleberiteben Der Weaierr
cine sIrt bon Sntpi!dus gerodbrt, 70
ii bci iebr miloer gpioemie eine I'm.
Iieduilg I'M &inblid aui Die Itets aud
ipiter porbanbcne @efd1r eber an,u.
rntben, aIs 5u i9eueit, jeoob Iino jebr
jiiHge uno frdnflife sinoer itreng
ao5ui3erren.
Nas Die 9eban6Ilng betrifit, 10
iino Ar5neien uleiitens unnotbig, man
ioret fir gllibe Der aranfen, beoeft
iie Ieidt, gibt fiiblenOes @etrdnf.
ipcdieIt Die 2eib, uno gettruaidDe Of.
tcrs uno IaBt rei@li6 frii6e 2uit ms
l}immer. @eiidt mo SGnoe fonncn
t1glif) ein- ooer nne6reremal nit
friidlem @aiicr gerpuiden iperOen,
ras iebr Sum geba9en Der aranfen
beitrdgt. i3ur 9tabrimg reift man
lcif;te Suppen uno et!pas Wil9 unb
loiie Die 9inoer na6 gluiboren ocs
,Siebers bdlo in Die irii6e auit eeben.
9ronhialfatarr1e, 9iugenentjiin.
sung, beitigere @raOe bon @uaenent.
5iinbungen etc erioroern cine oieien
3uitdnoen angeneiiene ge6anblung.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-04-24
sbafsipsare . seier.

SosIinge Der Sitgbes SodihuIc
psrdniialtsn am heutissn @benb in be-
sinlc cine Sbnteipeare Seier. S3e.
nen aus Sommernndltstrmim" imo
as ncli life il" ictpie eine s5ene am
Sol hcr aonigin Gliiabeth perocn
cuiaefiibrt. sIuBeroem geIanet elm
nnilitaIiites 9Srogranlm sitr 0urtb'
iiihrimg. Sm .Sonnnernad)tStraum"
ipirfen Die gopraniitinnen 0turian
Sareel II. Torotbp Morean, Die Sio-
liiiiiten Serbert Gilberiad, @aprtle
@eis uno @iImon Wieeilire nit ioTpie
Elm Gbor, Der ii9 aus folssnben3Dslins
geit jiinnmeniest: 9iiitb Noblenoer,
Siibith 9outet, Weartbo 9oerler,
SIisabetb 6reeman, Spiepbine Sailc,
siiltb Sellba6, 9larian SoIsmnr.
Glisabctb Samieisn, MIRIAM aano.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-04-24
Status Der 9enti6tn.
Gie aIfeH premhiidsn gertrds,
idIiiten iis and i'm gale siues
arisges.


@ennalei& es unipobrIdeinlif lit,
eab i'm @eioIae Der Ietten an 0eutis1.
lamb geihidten r.ariea.yeote Der
stbbrud, Der oiplomatiifen ge3iebun.
asn cintritt, uno oaI, mad oieieu
slbbrud, 6am elm arica atpiid,en
slmcrifo un6 Ieutidllano iolaf, 10
mlb bod sseoermann lid, fraaen: mas
aeif,dbe nit ben bieiiaen 0eutidlcn,
| Die niht i'm geiis oes onlerifa.
niiden giiraerbrieies limb, Iaas
es bod ,u einem sricae iiibre,I
ioQtc? gs 5eiiebt nm iiir iolf,en ;oll
Gin alter, pom 9reuten unS slmerifa
1928 afpeidloiiener 9ertraa, Der eli.
nen nod dlteren pom 1899 ousoriid.
lid bciidiigt; uno 6n alle BON 9reu.
ber a6gei6loiienen gcrtraae ausbriid.
lid niid iiir oos Teutihe Reid, pon
Den Der. Staatcn anerfannt iinb, 70
piiroen aIio iene alten 9eitimmunaen
iiir ben 5aa eines Ssrieges aud, lett
aeItcn.
Tenn ousbriidIitj beibt eS III ienen
sl6m1Gunaen, oab Die geiiimlniinaen
iiber Die giirger 6eiocr Stnaten ielbIt
i'm isaIe zines Srieae5 1eilia aebol.
ten ;uercen ioIlen, ia, geraoe Damn be.
ion6cre Strait ba6en, meH tic t6eil.
meiie ausoriidIid) fir Scn arieasfan
6eiiimmt limo. Gs beibt namlid, "a
(GriifeI 90 6es gerirages bon 1899,
erncuert In slrtitel II bcs 8ertragcs
Don 1929 ncrtlib:
.5olls arieg ails6reden ioate ,tpi.
idlcn ben beibcn i'm gertrage Iteben.
ban Qorteien, 70 iclIen Die Stonfleute
icSes Der Gambler Die Grlaubuib ba.
Ben, rlcun Wsonate su permeilcn, ibrc
SGnIoen ein,ufaiiiren uno anSere
Gilta. III reeeln, lie m6gen irei abrci.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-04-24
Gbe' e'Grlaubmik

GbDarb 6. @eitrins. 81, 3o32 gsc
Senrp Roao.
lSelsn S4eDs. 19, 2469 gsetmon ct
eugene 9offmsiitsr, "a, Buffalo.
Gillian ". SOptins, 25, 1875 Sbast
JSO6n 6. ael,r, "a, Gmipopo place
lRsais Sdrtman, 25, Rorpoob.
I5usb SOnss. 26, gbicaso, 81.
tReIlie Riles, "a. 1912 GaitiiDe atpe
JGelir gortinaOis, 30, 454o gaitsrr
I 4benue.
leOuiis 9artman. 80, bsssl.
jWalt.r 8. @rOtb, %, Detroit, Uei8
l9elsu 30. Sbsrtban, 20, 725 8eit
@isrts Str.
IWalter .. Sor, %, Mt. Sealt6p.
(Gula SaubrOd, %, Rad, Sbio.
(Sobu s. Bales, 25, 227 Of II. Str
(gatb, !. 5beusrlins, 90, 2146 Grse.
man Upe.
jSamss SiHlpiou, So, 1926 Chapel
( Strabe.
lgsina 8bits, 35, 537 SObn Str.
(ebparb 6. Slime, q, 80 Weit Court
I Strabe.
lg1prma 9. 0uubam, p, Chamber
StraBe.
yUiarc $. Bridge. "a, 8apton, 8.
lMilbrsb 6. 0e@ump, "a. Sortpel.
IIrsb. $. S6arbt. %. 0optOn, fp.
lRaris Ross, Is. 3710 Morris 81.
IeDparS 6, Cargo, 21, 1882 Suisrs
! mediate glpe.
Ora 8. 9ipiOn. Is, 2351 Boone St.
Sobn gt. Sanbsrs, "a, 1S40 Waltsr
! Strabs.
l@enepa Sonss, Is, bssgI.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-04-24
wersitslier seIbitmorbpsriHdj.

gpeil ieine @cIiebte i6m ben 9aui.
pab segeben bate, perildie Der 40.
jiihrige Mobert Gmitb. 53S Trelnan
slpeniie, eeiiern 8ormiitng SeIbit.
noro ~ beeeben, inoem er cine
Guantitat Giit Sr iih nabm unb lid
oann in einen @iitermasgon Der g.,
SIS Q. gabn nabe 5. inlb gapmiIler
Strabe fdIif, Inn bort ben Ico 3u
egiparten. Tort purbe er bon Der
6orbiscn Gli5n Surlep, 523 Jree.
man slpeaue. entbedt, ipelhe bic go.
Iisei benndrihtigte. 9ie 2etiere IieB
ben Wann ro9 bsm Stabibcfpiiol
idaiien. mo- Die Mnsenpumpe nit
GrioIg angeipanot iulirbe. 70 nob
fefne 9ebensgefnbr urebr pcrban.
ben Ut.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-04-24
Die Spnntag 3admittagSfDn3erte.

Die Saiion Der SOuntugna9mits
tosstOnaerte tit geitern aud gu gnoe
setommen unb bds aufseiteute PRO
erdmm purbe fpieoer in muitergiltigcr
Dsiie bur9sefiiArt. Or. @rnIt auns
lpulb bat iif um bieIe @oltston5ertc
bod oerbient gema6t unb er bari pobl
iagen, bdB er bumit bds gerlangen
na6 sebieseuer Muiit i'm publitum
mG6tia seFOrbert, bas @erlansen aber
ou6 befriebiet bat.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-04-24
HhtiuyiiI3tr llntnfiBnnss.ynein.
@iro ebeuialS Sns .Silfsionosieit IN
better 8eiie nnteritiibeu.

Sn Der gcitrigen regeImdBigen
SeriammIung oes Abeinpidl3er I'm
tertiislingsueretns rpuroe, ebe nit
Der erleoigiing Der 8eiddfte begor.
nen ipurhe, Serrn Gbas. =. Neil,
bonn 8olfsieitmisi6uB, oas @ort cr.
tbeilt lno nuboeln oerielbe IN Elm.
6riidlider g9eiie 5u ieinen &anoslen-
ten itter Die 6ereits getroffenen &or-
Gereitungen, ioipie itber Die 9eoeu'
titng oes 81 beranitaltenben aSeiIes
9eiprohen bate, ipuroe auf 9lnttag
Ses Serrn 3anieI 2ugenbieM be.
ihloiien, hob Der 8erein, troeoem er
init benz 3idetperfauf iiir iein eigenea
Gonrncrieit, ba5 am A. SSltli i'm Glii.
ton 8arten, Neipport, ap., Itattiinbrt,
beidl1ftiet lit, oas Silisfonos.9oifs.
icit in tbatfraftiger 0ciic interitiite
mn oorlGniig 300 gintrittsfarter
5um gerfaui iibernebme. Die 0erren
Daniel 9uacnbiebl un6 SSacob Srei,
ber ipiiroen baraufbin als gluSIhEB
srnanut, Inn ben 8eridleiB Der aar.
ten gu 5eiorsen uuo mic energiih tie
ans @erf oingen, Benefit Der lint
iiarS, baf iic Dor SdluR Ser Ser.
iammIlng idJon einen groBen 5beiI
oerieIben an ben 0tunH sebraft bat.
ten. Su Der 8erianurtlung, iiber oercn
8erlaif ipiter bcridtet miro. fiihrte
Serr socob 9ramlih ben Voriie,
ipdbrenb Der @eteranISefret1r Serr
Yeter @auiianeurt bas grotofoq
fiibrrc.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-04-24
llnfdue.

= Ser 12iabrige GlifiorO Mlan.
ming, 25 Wiercer Strabe, gerietb ge-
itern Nn6mittag al Der GoIeroin
gpenue Sreu5uns, ais ct oos guf.
itellen Oes 3irflls5eItes beobaftete,
5lpii6en einen @agen uuo einen @il.
tcrlpasgon uno erlitt einen ShdoeI.
brilh, ioDie anoere 8erleblneen. Gr
p,roe uad Dem StaotboipitaI ee.
braht.
- Der 7iGbrige &arol0 Seamar,
1860 afa1eI StraBe, puroe geitern
Wtoraen Dor Dem Queen 9(nn Ebea'
ter, 2913 GoIerain glpcuue, BON oem
9lutomobil Oes Or. Senrp 8aiL 2509
erie glpeRue, eetroiien uuO trug Der.
letiingen am aopie itno Den 9eiueH
bapon. 1r. Gar bradte ben Satngen
nod Salie, mo er i'm inter Bebano.
lung nobm.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-04-24
Gie Wsaier,,.
Ginise ausaben ibsr bas @eien bic.
ier Grantbeit.

Iieielte tritt in unierer StaSt epicc.
mild auf. = Snnerbalb 5ipeier
@ohen rpiirhen I'M Geiunobeits.
amt iiber $50 Grfranfunssfale al.
gemeISct. = Wniern iii6 cine an
itefenoe aranfbeit. Die nnnlentlidJ
bem ainbesalter 5ufomnt. - Gie
eriten Gn5eihen uno Der gerlauf.
= 5riide 9uft lit bel Der 9ebalIb.
lung bic Saiiptia6e. - Die Nad.
franfhciten iino bdliiig idlIimmer
nls Die Raiern ieIbit. = 9ie g!a'
tur 6es @aierneiites lit nod nidt
befannt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-04-24
SdpF auf ibreu nnluilltOmmenen
Seiudler.

aeit elmer S6uBpunoe i'm Riiden,
Die ibm BON 6rm 9eiiie Sanien,
1922 Dalton glpenue, beigebraht
uoroen lit, beiinoet iib Der 25lnb'
rige Subrmann Clarence NirDfeans,
927 @eit StraBe, felt oeiteru @Or.
mittag im itdotii6eu Soipital, no
iein 3uitono ieood) ais ni6t beinrg.
niBerregenb era6tet Wurbe, @ie
ssrnu Sanien, bie einihueilen unter
@eroaht perbaitet poroen lit, an
fiibrt, batte McMenns iie ieit etniger
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-04-24
Ginsinnati aieSsrfran,.

Tcnueritae, Dem %. slpriL, iiiibet
bic Icste MISUNDERSTANDING bieies
ycreimsjabres i'm BereinsiotaI iiaft.
dir bieie linterbdItiing bat Der aus.
ibub Die iiingiten ardfte pes Bereins
berausaesogen uHb Elm Nrperanuii
porseieben bas burd bic beeabten
ainbcr Der WlitsIieber am Dard,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-04-24

3eit belditigt un6 periu6t, in ibr
6aus 5u aeIangen, pem ibr @atte
nidt anueieno mar. SeItern Sor'
nittaa iei er mieoer Dor benz Salic
erifienen, babe iie oltrd itine &ufc
belditi9t unb als er aui ibr griuden,
lid ioiort 5u entfernen, niht einging,
babe fe Dom Seniter aus auf i'm
aeifloIien.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-04-24
Ter 3irfus fom,rt.

Der 6asen6et Daaace Sirius giebt
beute uno mprgen bier 9oriteaunseu
unp Spar um 2 llbr Rabmittaes uno
8 u6r Qbenos. Die beutigeu 9oritGls
llinsen finben in Gumminsptlle lno
bic am 0isnftog in gOrtpOOb itatt.
Ssute @prmittag finoet Die iibIife
Strabenpardbe itatt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-04-24
Clifton ainSsraartsu.

Der Militsrslub bts Clifton Rim
Ssrsartens psranftdltst am Donners
itag. ben 27. 9pril, In6miiiass BON
8 Bio 8 llbr sintn auhtns. ganbps
inb GpleIfpaorenpert0uf I'm Rinbers
earisn Der Clifton @duls unb label
gum Hsfu@ besfsIben ein. Die
Domen ipsrbeu Edffte Mt su4en
unb Gissssofn fsrpireM
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-04-24

Die 37idbrige Suite Smith,
542 pierIon etrabe, rourbs eeiierr
ppu ben 9oIi3iIteu alinep unb 9obl
ipessn @srIsbuus bss @etrGnteliSsHss
asisbes perbaftet. sic bate elmer
RaTssenpFin, Der bic pOIi3iiten eis
nsn esSei6neten rQuarter gegeben
botten, cine 5laIde Bier Oertuuft. Die
GlaIdt Totpp6l, pie aud stpei anbss
bers, tpurben bon Der ppIiSei ais 9s.
ipeismateriaI toufisstrt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-04-24

man, @lariau Ntartin, Meta WiQcr,
,Srcherifa Dhorgan. goitb Mfur0od,
SAITH So6inett. glinOr Sintpiou,
liGrp Stepban, Suian @ilion.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-04-24

fiibriuto gelangen ipiro. Nad GrIeoi.
aimg bes Progromms miro ipie iiblid
Dem San5en sebuIoist. Ger ainoer
ipeaen 1T Elm friiber slniang not9.
penoig.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-04-24

Cincinnati 6aben, um Der Hegierlug
in DaIbington bsgreifli6 gu MAIDEN,
lpie Tie in Der Sa6e fiiblen unb ben'
ten"
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-04-24

/. 9lpril 1916.
SaiienbcItano S 1,745.06
Nus benz @eridte oes 8eriudIters,
Serru Z. $. 9cbmnnn. oiag beruor.
Sab Dd1reno oes Iesten SaIbiabrs
800 2ci6en 5eeroist lplrSen, 10 Sab
i'm @an5en iett 34,430 2eiden aui
oem 6riebbofe beerbist iino iuno Die
3abl Der 2otterlbeiiser auf BIAS se.
ltiegen lit. lie Giunabmen fpdbreuo
Der lebien iedB Mmate idLieben iol.
1enoe Goiten elm: 26 9otte'l
S2193.50; 19 Steiitgetpolbe 1910;
arobc @raber ani Soften 1892; refer.
oirte @rGber auf Gotten $50; mittel.
aroBe @rGber auf Gotten $32; fleile
DC. $4S; SieeIbor.@ .@raber $50; 9rd.
Der aui eiu;eIplasen S165o; refer.
Jirie %. $3.50; uitteIsrobe DO. 500;
!Ieire bo. S132; fiir Snitano9aItung
BON 9rGbcrn 5000.
Ret)6em Sas aus ben Serrer 8.
FSdroer. s. gtreno. s. gfiemann,
syreS. Streid7er irnb S. 5. @raB.
mann beitebenSe sfonunittee beridtet
bate. 6ab es Gle 9iiher unh geIc5c
Scr @eanten unS oes Superirtenoen.
ten gepriift pns ridtig beillnocu
babe, uArben bic gerid)te nngenpm.
men un6 Der alltsifyiiB nit 0ant en-.
Iaiieu.
glui @rtrag tuurbe beifdoiien, Die
Siesjabriac @rdtrridGniid,ingSfeier in
Gcr6inoung nit benz Us. s. sptle
goit, Is. q. o., am Sonntaa ben
IS. 9eai NatntittagS 1913 llbr. aif
Dem 5riebboie ab5ubaIten lmo nm
Die arrangements 5u treifen, rpuroert
Die Serrcn e. $. Wittenhorf. ). j,
SSohannsmanu nn6 gbriit. Sange aIs
gllsiduIB ernannt.
sic Serreu 6 s. Wittenhorf, s.
Dhieller nnb Senrp aeulper, iuelte
bel Der fiir5lif abeebaltcnen Greun'
sitngslpabI oes @oritanoes ais Hitter
fimgirtcn, eriiotteten ofiisieIlen De-
riht iiber bas Reiultat, poraui ii6
Ser Scritano in ioIsenOer @eiie orsa.
itiiirte:
Praiioent; :. 8. 8rcdntann.
@5e.@rGi.: 6reb. Gpelling.
grot. Sefr.: Serin. Stofnlann.
5irans GER: SalIius 6iider.
Staemeiitcr: 2. s. Strathmami.
sruitees: 9luguit SteirfaHup, s9n
aii.pcr. Gbriit. SdaiIte. stug @ia.
raIrons, =. Scbannsmann, Gbriit.
Sanee. Aug. 9ranifnntp, sllbert
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2ntidtr 6uaug. SrOt,f. air9bsiss
yrreiu an Der Eart5age aeaS.
lie @rGberidlmiidnnssieier ami
Sunntag Vadmittas, ben 2S.
Bal angeiebt.

SSm SdnIlofnI Ser ct. Baulus
Stride, 10. imo 9lace Strabe, ianO
geitern Wafsmittag ole @enerul.9er.
iammlung oes obigen 8ereins itatt,
in peltcr Serr S. $. grodmann cen
Soriis imo Serr Sermm Stodmanll
oas Erotofca fiibrte. Ger sSinall5.
Ssfreiar Serr SsuIIu5 Slider unb Der
Sd)asnleiiter Ser y. $. Stratb.
mann itnterbreitcten ibre balbj6br.
Iiben, nit einan0er iibereinltinnnen.
ben 9eri6te, benen iOIgenoe 3aDleir
entnomInen Dliroen:
/. Git. 1916.
amienbeitan6 s. 3,979.71
1. DIT. 1915 Bis /. 2lpril
1916 Ginuabmen . = 7,437.G5
St1.417.36
I. Oft. 1915 Bis I. glpril
1916, ausgaten. S 9,672. 80
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9oIiiif6e slnBsies.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1916-12-14
DEATHS CAUSED
By ACCIDENT

During the year 1916, there were
1856 citizens OF this country drowr-
ed, and of this number 2,804
OF whom 1875 died at. sea ard
lost their lives in marine disasters,
1908 in inland waters. There
were 1,641 persons who lost their
lives in the United States last
year because of fires; while 1851
others were killed in mine acct
dents. Cyclones and windstorms
were responsible For the deaths of
1921, and 496 were killed by e&-
plosions. Accidents having to do
with electricity killed 242, while
172 others were killed by light
ming. Asphyxiation resulted in 226
deaths, and 80 others were killed
in elevator accidents. Automobiles
were responsible for the deaths
OF t2,224 persons and the more or
less severe injuring of 10.O32 oth1
ers, the killed and injured last
year from this cause being almost
double that of 1914. Railroads kill
cd 6,7O7 persons and injured TO-
SIG, these figures not including
those killed or injured while tres
passing upon railroad property, OF
while stealing rides. Mutual Un-
derwriters.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1916-12-14
BY DIR. R..R. Daniels

Our clothing problem during the
cold weather is to wear heavy
clothing when we need it, while
out of doors, and light clothing
when We are indoors. If we spend
any considerable part of the time
indoors and wear at that time
heavy clothing, the skin is certain
to be overheated and rendered.
sensitive, so that on going out OF
doors we will be certain to feel
and cold" far more keenly. Every
one should follow this rule and
should dress according to his partic-
ular needs.
Heavy Clothing While Outdoors
In avoiding overwhelming, the body
while indoors, it is best to wear
light or medium weight underwear
This permits the wearing of a
moderate amount Of clothing in the
house, whereas with heavy UNDER
wear the body is overheated while
indoors. Those who spend most Of
their time indoors need clothing
but little heavier while inside dur
ing the winter; our houses and Of
fices are about the same tempera-
ture the year around. On going out
of doors we need sufficient clothing
to keep comfortable; this is to be
had by putting Oh heavy overcoats.
sweaters and outer outside clothing,
which are taken off when going in
side.
Olpthe the Body Equally.
The body should be clothed equal
ly thruout. The rule is that the
limbs and neck are mnderclothed;
this is particularly the case with
women, in whom comfort often
takes second place to prevailing
| fashion. The blood is more ex-
posed to the cold air in the limbs
than in any other part of the
body; in the limbs, and particular
ly i'm the wrists and ankles, the
larger blood vessels lie closer to
1, the surface than in any other part
of the body. These parts should be
we'll protected during cold weather
Underwear for men as we'll as
women should fit we'll UP around
the neck and we'll down over the
wrists and ankles. The underwear
should he tucked down several
inches into the shoes. High shoes
of good weight and heavy stockings
and sox should be worn thruout
winter.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1916-12-14

Mrs. Lyman b. Cooper of Dcmg-
lais, Wyoming, was in this city from
Monday until Tuesday of this week,
visiting her numerous friends.
She was called to Des Moines, a
short time ago by the serious i'll.
ness of her sister, Miss Rose Pow.
ell, who is suffering with valvmlar
heart trouble. Mrs. Cooper return
ed to- Des Moines fncm, this city.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1916-12-14
inactivity Causes Conskipatton.

Lack of exercise in the winter is
a frequent cause of constipation.
You feel heavy, dull and listless.
your complexion lis saliow and pim-
ply, and energy at low eb~.
Clean up this condition at once
with DR.. Kings New Life Pills, a
mild laxative. thai relieves the con-
gested intestines without gripping. A
dose before retiring will assure
you a full and easy movement in
the morning. Csc. at your Drug
gist.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1916-12-14

Mr.. and Mrs. j. B. Lohner and
SON John, Mrs. P. X. Jensen, Mrs.
Otto Baiensj and Lillian Larsen went
MP to Audubon, last Saturday, in
the formers car for business
and pleasure trip, returning home
in the evening.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1916-12-14

Mrs. Anna Martin, who has
been working at the Park hotel for
the past month, quit last week and,
is visiting with her aunt, Mrs. Ad
Seibert for week and will then
go ito her home in Shenandoah.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1916-12-14

Miss Lima Brinkerhoff attended
the Cub dance at Audubon las.
Thursday evening and was a guest
Of Mattel Lauoendes.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1916-12-14

Mr. and, Mrs. ]. M. Carlson and
little daughter, Marjorie, autoed
to his sisters, Mrs. w. E. Potts,
west of Elkhorn. Sunday and spent
the day.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1916-12-14

Mr.. and Mrs. o. c. Donaldson
will arrive here this week to
spend the winter with his son
Wesley and wife, of this city.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1916-12-14

Mrs. jeanette Wright, of (Atlan-
tic, came up Friday and spent the
day with relatives at the w. E.
Varney and VIM. Fulton homes.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1916-12-14

Charles Porter spent the past
week in Stuart, visiting his sister,
Mrs. Ed McNary and family.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1916-12-14

DON'T miss the "Ryte-me' Calen-
darssold fer the. benefit of the
library.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1916-12-14

Miss Mildred Hash is at the
home of Mrs. J. K VandeBrake in
the Heights this week. where she
is assisting with the duties.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1916-12-14

Mrs. Ed Young of Greeley town-
ship. ATTENDED. the Botna Valley
Poultry Show in Atlantic last week
where she entered her full blocded
Plymouth chickens and carried "a
way some fine premiums. She got
first premiumj on the pen OF four
pullets and one cockrel, first pre-
mium on pullet, second on cock
erel and iirst on yearling cock
She YVES offered $4,000 for her one
year old cock. Several of her Of
ferings took first prize.
Mrs. Connrardy received wor
from her brother, Della Poage
Monday morning that his wife had
undergone an operation at the
Mayo Bros. hospital In Rochester
Minnesota, for stomach trouble and
was getting along nicely. They
We're on their way here to spend
Thanksgiving when Mrs. Poage was
taken suddenly ill with an attack
of stomach trout le which proved to
be very serious and she was taken
to the hospital as soon as possible
Her many friends in this vicinity
will be pleased to learn. of ,hes
successful operation and hope fo
spsedy recovery
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1916-12-14

Frank Brown. of Lemars. Iowa,
arrived here last Friday evening
for "a weeks visit with relatives
and old f.iends.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1916-12-14
Local Items

We learn that Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Houston are expecting to
leave in a few days for California,
where they will probably spend g.
couple of months or dmrfng the
winter in that state. They will be
missed by their many friends.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1916-12-14

Will and Chas Kommes purchas-
ed the stock of implements of John
Johnson last week and Mr.. Johnson
will disco ntinue the sale Of imple-
ments
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1916-12-14

Miss Mary Andrews of SmithIand
Iowa, was a guest Of her relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. AL Andrews, over
Sunday. She is teaching in the
north part Of the cmnty.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1916-12-14

! Mr.. T. j. Tracy of Guthrie Cen
ter, was an over Sunday visitor
in this city with his niece, Mrs.
Nellie K inc and family
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1916-12-14

Miss Ella Petersen was an over
Sunday visitor in Hamain with her
folks.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1916-12-14
AUTO OWNERS ARE LA
Bile FOR ALL DAMASE

"A Supreme Court decision settled
a much disputed point. Lewis Lem
ke OF Lone Tree, has been awarded
$198.20 by the Supreme Court OF
Iowa against Dr.. 3. Ady, of West
Liberty, who was held responsible
for the injuries inflioted ' upon
Lemke by his automobile, altho the
climax of five years fight in the
doctor was not driving the car.
Lemke's victory in court is the
Iowa courts, and it establishes the
precedent that the head of the
family becomes responsible for the
injuries inflicted by his automobile,
whether he or any member of the
family, in his absence drives the
car, when it does damage without
consent of law.
The sem of DR.. Ady drove the ca
while the father was away and
frightened the team of horses that
Lemke was driving, causing them to
run away and throw Lemke and
his sisters out of the rig, injuping
them. The accident happened in
1911 The amount involved lis small
hut the principle is big