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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-06-28
9as @csirfs : snrufcf bcs s,trabe.
Sirfs ySbcrcr MiiliHippi"

miro nnter Sen MltipiSien oes Npro-
lpelt : 3apenpprt Illrl1pcrcins 9TH
Ireitag. ltno 5anlstag bieler 8pde
ullo .all llGd)ltcn Sollnta bier abge=
.boltell lpcrben. @ir miirben atnicreu
2clern gerne Mittbeiluugcn ii6er bas
.Nrn9ranlnl oes Sel1cs, iifer 0ie s5lt cr-
-luaftelloe 9etbeiligllng Der aloerell
Sltrlpereil1e oes SArltbe5irfs, iiber III
Nitsiid)t gelornlllelre 5eitlidfeiten H.
IN. mad)en, menn 1td 0os INIT 0en Gor=
bcrcitlngelt fit Oas @csirfstnrnfeft,
fin Dos iid boch lit lnierer Gltrler=
iitaot 8apcnpprt 5ier1li9 picle 2elltc
:il1tereiiiren, betraltte Committee 1lid)t
i'll eebcimnibpolles 5hmeieen gpGiiut
'batte. giidt oie geringite Mittbeilltng
lit ms bon 5eitelt bieles Committees
iiber bas Selt 45l1eegangclt. SIS iiebt
beitabe lpie Mbiidt aus, Sic Greiie Der
FStaot betreffs bieies Ieltes pollfom=
men SIT ig1orirelt, off ibre lll1teri It'll
tltng SUM @rfol9e 0esielben bDllig
Spersihten SIT mollelt. N1t1 in ser eng
lild)cn GrelIe Ser Staot baben.pir fei=
tllelt irgenotpie nel,neltsluertben 9e=
tribt, in Incident altf Dos Set oatf=
merfiam gen1adDt miro, gefltnoen. Die
teilr5i9e Mltfiitoigutrg 0ds8eites lit altf
betl aerpib nidt ausl1 reihlid per-
t6eiltelt M11i6lag3etfeln E5lt finben,
bon luelbelt inns nod nidtaein eilt5i=
ger SIT @eiidt gefonu1ten lit.
gs lit mpll bas ct tic MaI, BOB ell
init Ser &eranltaltlttg ei,tes groberell
Seltes; als lpeld]es Dody ein 8e5irfs=
IGlrnfelt SIT %betrad)ten it, betrauter
Befeit Die Nrelie 10 ~politattoig ianof
rirt fat, tpie 'es hetreffs bes Mpurlte.
|feirbet Seltes ieitel1s oes Noromeitl
8abenport Iltrrpereills, b%c5iebltngS=
lpeile. ieiness fiir 0ieles Set erllan1rter
Committees %geidpebel1 lit. #3ies Ser;
6alten gren5t lla1eSlt oft Mibtadtl1nq
Scr Greiie. 8ir leGen llidt eit, no;
onrd mir iold)e peroient baben. 9el
Ser Gemofrat" lit tets ipilig gepe'
len, alle1t bonn %gioromelt 1apel1porl
S~itrnperein decentralization Soften gor.
|1ditb SIT leilten ltnb TIRE erfolgreiGt
Ilr6fii6rl1ng all5lterfei,nell. Die I'm.
fctfaiitt1lg irgelro lpcfdler -Mittbeilult.
gen ii6er oas Set ieitcns bes feltge.
bertSsI Gereins hit AIMS a1nerfldrli6
500, 1lpellt oct gerein, be5ieblitgs,
meile sSds .lbdfreffenbe Gornnittc
glaalbt, oBnct 5iilf c ioM' Yre1le bas @e.
|5irfsfelt sltieHletl grfolg 5lt ge7tnltelt
ont1t, m%al1anu! @ir aper6dn ltns bar.
iiber feinctgral1e1 SCARE madlenala
ierL lfpe1ut ibnl Das spieaeidh a is6 tagc
lirtgen follte. u@ie man ilt ben @alf
DiiteiRiHreit, 10 hJallt es 'ipieoer 5lt
|riicf.." E 5 Isa H
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-06-28
81 alt tpie bic 8eroe. 9os g.

bcimaib beg grfoIses bon Sorni's az
pcnfrallter 1T 10 alt lpie Die Serge. gs
9cbt on Sic 8ur5el oer arantbeit, I'M
bcn1 cs pie llnreinen nnb perbraudten
Stoffe aug bem epitem enticrnt. gsadz
Dem cs bus 8lut sereinist unb geltdrtt
.tat, imp Sic %2ebensoreane tpieoer i'm
.Stdnbe, Die arbeit. fir Die iie Bic Naz
tllr beitirnmt bat, gu perridten: bos
sNelultdt 1T cine CUTE ,itarte @eiunbz
belt.
s Sprni's Mpenfrdutcr lit feline gppz
1thefcrmeoisin, ipnberil mirb Den 2euten
bircft seliefert bon Spe5iale9enten, bic
%ernannt iinb BON Den @%erltcaern. ST..
Rcter Sabrnep & Cons 60. 1875
CIV. @opne Ibe.. Chicago, Su.
(In5.)
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-06-28
9as 2cidenbe8dn9niS Der orci
iOpfcr Dcs MutpMubiIMnfauS
@tltom aMn sonnta0.
1900 Gcriuncn nabmcn gcltcrn &pr=
mittag narnit tbcil.
@dt5 Erirceton mar in Traltcr. Mue
@cldaftc lparell 9cId)lpncn.

9as Scidcnbc9angnib ppn @titrp
(Siebcrens, Charles N.lub llnp G1nlcr
Sire, hct orei @pfern nes fllrdtbarr,l
Mltpmpbil~ llnfaIlcs oltf Ser Giict-
babnfrcu5ung in @ilton am gpnlitu9
bat gcltcrn ppn Der &rcsbptcrinlers
|airde in Grineetpn aus itattgeflu1ben.
Sic 8etbeilisun9 mar cine 9erape5n
Iltn9cbcl1rc. 9ti6t mtr Sic gelamn,tc
8iir9erldaft bct6ciligte it'd @ah Bic
lem o~rcifacbcn ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, npl,
Der gall5en 1lmgcaeno lmrcl1 2cibtrae
|gcnbc in bclltn Sdaarcn Dcrbet9ccilt,
Inn Sen Spfern oielcr flrdJtbarcn @az
taltrppbe Sic leste @bre SIT crlpciicn.
Nri1lcetpn fat pbbl nod l1icn1als 1plde
Wcnidelunen9e tn ieiltem @ei6bilDe
9clcbc1t, als bel bielcm 2eibenbegdnen
mile. 2a Sic &irdc ia nllr cincn gans
fleincn Sbeil Der 5abllpien aeintragcnz
Den batte fdllen fDnlien, marc,l Sic brei
Sdrgc bpr bcriclben allfgcbabrt unb
Siepldse fit bic Iraucrberlammll1no
lparen arfgcltellt mprbcn, sic aber naz
tilrlid 1ulr fir cir1en lpiu5igeu Sbeil
berlelben altsrciebten.
ST.. S. g. Barber, scr einsioe
Mfanll, lpeld1er Der &ataltrppbe entf
ging, mar im Gtanbe, ipe,l11 al1d) nltr
NIT llnterltiisltns, bem s2eidenbcgdnas
nil1e 1ctlcr auf ,ip furdltbare @eile
INNS 2eben aefpnunenen Sreunbe bet
5%nlppbnen. CT lit aber npd] 1e6r
lbipad. Nls CT ON Sen brci. Sdrsen
pornberl6ritt snper be1lcr ecfiibrt lplrs
DC, fpar CT tlahe ant Suiammenbratrb,
Sic .Ealteren 9. S. gbamberlim ltnl
90. 6. &rpser leitetu1 Sen 5ral1crept=
tespienlt rnb bielteu crgrcifcllbe Gralz
erprebi9ten. Nad StbatB bieler ipiel4
te SRI. gtbcl 8arter auf ser Srgel
bas vg}carcr MP spb to tbee". @eiutz
gen ipl1rbe ni6t.
Ser 2eidcn51g, Ser iih bpn Sci
8trd)c aus na6 bcm Sriebbpfe beipcgz
tc, ipar anbcrtbalb Meilen lang. 9it
Sp1Be 'Ddftc befc1ts Den Srtepgpf CT
reidt, als Sic lcsten chen Sen glai
bor Der Stride perIteben.
Is par, ipie ecio9f, Sic gr6btc Mcn:
dcnmcnge, bic nur1 III Hriileetpn ic:
ntals seiebel. Sic SrGterccreittpllte1
altf Sem Srittobofe lparcnf 1ltt6t BOZ
LANCER 9al!er,, ludibrenb1 Ser Gralter=
g%ottesSienif bpr ser air@e cine stlra0,'
IN Mfiprl@ tubm. ".
Sic gdratrdger ipqren: fir @enri
2iberan15 g. 8. Mprgen, Sern1at
aroeaer, Chill @roeger, S. s.. Norfer
ggillis Slorettce l1ll6 $. s. sagtcr;; fiji
ggRarles MoB1-Ss. %. 9obm, geprg'
9obertb, 81. g. 9an,iatt, g.. @, Il.
bdtt, German gidel rtlp. $. IS. i@lnr:
tin; fiir elmer Sire Cecil Mgner, :Mgil.
llarb Sidef, geniamilt, @l1botpb, a3et:
bin Sutton @aIter 9ennis 1tnb Ser:
non slalrabter.
Sic Surge parelr, a1s iie Dor Bel
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-06-28
'. n Z 49, +
Iu1eben .erregte far5a.
in Berlin cine Terhaftunc Quf

@nf1e9en .erregte flir51
li9 in 8erlin cine 8erbaftuas auf
offener StraBe. Dur6 Die &0nigz
traBe bepesten ii@ 5pei W}a,,ner
Dom &unoe. Der cine tr1g Die ele=
gante 8leioung eines Snfpettors, Ser
anbers lpar 19liater seflsioet, YfDb=
ti9 pintte er einen 9dltBmarm 6srz
IN unb lieb ben uSnlpettor" feltnebz
men. Nuf Dem Yuli5eiprdbium lpurz
De DisIer als Der 25 Sabre alte frii=
bere aslter 2atsbammer feItgeitellt,
Der ldper DorGeltrafttif uno mlh
iebt Don ser s&rminalpoli5ei seIu6t
parbe. Gr hatte in Der araht eines
Snlpettors Den Bie3morfti in Jrieoz
rihtsfelDe 6eIudt uab 5ibei 2dnoz
nirts aus Der Meri eburger gegeno
dis Opfer %sefunpen. @r l9lug III
men ppr, 'eilen @ele9enbeitstaaf gu
ma9en. Sin 8e1iher babe ibm mitgez
teilt, Dog I'M &onturs IL RiiAe uno
ebenip piele Bteroe billy gu %perfau-
fen. ltien. Nm MlercnperplaB 5uz
ndh{t beluAte man, gememi@aftli9
tine &neipe. Dprt.. faBen 5ufalig
3pei Mdnner, .pie Der Snipeftor
fannie. .Slnen eradblte er, er babe
|.tuf5liA NIT benz 8iiirgermetter ppn
3ielen5ig etre @etttneiperei sebabt
.unp Sci Der @elegen6sit BON inn neue
Rurtenfuniitiide geletat. Die,e nurz
oen periu9t. Mlldy elmer Der 2anbz
lpirte matbte nit. Das Grbe mar,
pab er 700 Ma-f perlor. Die bei=
Den qnoeren MitiRieler 6otten 800
Dart b%erloren, aber.. in v8fiiten".
Der Mann herubigte ilid l1no per-
l1nanD. Der on0ere ober. bottle
ni6t mttgeipielt. ST be9leitete ben
vSplpsftor" 1,nb lieb ibn feItneb=.
men, .io6elb er. einen S9uBman,r
Job.
pie Bortbolbid dc Srei=
tatne Dor Dem Netp ,yprter Soften
iDelt9e ben Der. Staaten i'm sSa6re
1885 bon Der 5ran5pIen 9eIt;ftet
l1llroe, Fat ein 8elpidt bpl 440, 600
Y.funo, iropon $4,000 &upfer, nas
ilbrtse @tlen NIB Stabl 1ino. Die
lesteren Wtetale purbcn 9auptldhnt
fur oas tnnere @eriiit bertpanot.
JataIer 8emei-s. Wirt
gum gait, Der b19it mibtrauif9 ieis
len .Braten betra9tet): Ser. Safe
1T ood gang friT@.".
!. got: rgetpib - man b1rt i'm
tOrmli4 nod fdnurren."
49, @40n gciagt. 8iener,=
5u@ter: nDis Musteute an !Spnis lit
bsuer ll1setp0bnli9 groB." /.
"papa, ba haben alio in bieIem
CONNER Die 8ieien Spenbierboien
anseaoaen,"
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-06-28

@crfaufcr berlanst: Gin pbcr siuei
cute gerfMlfer %perla,1gt, I'M Elm Ser
rltpriltm 5lt bcarbeiten llllo Moentcn
al16lltelen fir mpblbefanrltcn Ssobriz
tnlltell, bon bpdgra0i9ens Cream. Scpa=
ratprel 5lt alulcbmbarcm >Yrcile.
3ufricbcnltellenbe GpnmiIIipn be-
5ablt. @rpBes Serritprillm 1nb be-
lnlloers quito @rlcge1rbcit pfferirt fir
suite Walnncr, Sic @eIGdfte e~rsiclen
fp'l11cir ltnb finah5iel liN Ielbit belfcn
fDlll1en.
0'eben sic ~borlitanoiac gin5clbeiten,
gmpTeblllngcl1 etc. I'M crlten 8ricf.
q. >. &pr 1877, Scr 9cnpfrat".
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-06-28

3n pcrfcnfen~ 9as Memport Safe
ltno Getal;rant, tpeldes Elm gl1tes
@el6ait tb1lt. SSt gutter @egen6, out
ansgeltattet. 8reis $1,000. - sSSll-
terelie $1,000 ooer fir l1mtauid. Sci
ne DISQUALIFICATION. Mead}e1 sic elm
M%n9ebot. Ser gigcntbiimer fat an
oere @eldaftsintereHen. gerfouft al
etnem Spferpreis. Nemport safe,
40 pltlide 3. stroBe.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-06-28

49, Die 2eier l~t1tierer 3eitune iilro
boflibIt eriudt, alle interelianten
Nadridten, pelde in ibren @efant1.
tenfreiien p%orfommen, Ser &ebaftion
per @oltsober perionlid) 51 iibermit-
telu.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-06-28
1ra1t Seth s6icle

yTftI.4ST A1TrNHS r GE5HH@FtJ .GtI|E! - - t
81 Tra,t Bettp sbicIe /.
sc6. sdneflptb,
.an, sManttag, Sen &c. sa1ui, IbcftSg
Inn z l1lr nab lal1genr i9weren 2eis
Den I'M Nlter BON 40 Sabrcn, 4 800,
nat ll11b 10 Gagen Iallft enti6lafen lit.
9as 2ei1enbcsdi9lib finbet ONT
Wiittlppdl, pcu %. Sll1i, gprnittngs
nm 10 1lbr, bonn Sraltcr6nltic, No.
1923 Main Strabe aus nub Dem
Eine Sill Sriebbpfe 1tott.
lin itiGcs @cilcio bitten Sic ticfbc@
trilbtclt 9interblicbellcn:
Mprit, S6iclc, @attc,
Sram Gbarlcy Shucdlpty, gc6.
Gdncdlptb,
Hctcr SdncflDtb,
@ms. Shncflpt6,
Gbarlep Sdncfflptb, Ge1c6iniiter,
neblt @erlpmlpten,
nllb,27,2St
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-06-28
@etterbcridt.
@ai.N i II to II. IS. Sltl1i

@al rs i II 9 to II, IS. SUM.
Sir Slinois: Ibeilmeiie tribe Mitt=
ncd1; mahri6einlid) Sdal1er beute
i 9Sddt ltllo Ionlerstag; etlpas
marn1er.
l5iir Soma: llnItctig Mittmod nrro
Tanncrstag; mabridcinlid) gd)au=
CT; mcnig Aenoerl1ng Ser Ielnpe=
ratllr.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-06-28

itcrr ocrn @on5tgs Gpntitc pillsltge,
fii1t ltdnlid ". s.. &orl, s. S. Nci-
llcrs, Srallf DIETER, llltO &cltrp 8.
&ubl. Irallf 9. Sbroop mltrbc sim
GSolriitcr bes geroffclttlidlltgs Gom'
n~littces crltarllt.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-06-28
2ufaler 8etterberidt.

Gopcnport, q. SUM-.
9ltrdlidnitts : goroneterltanb .30.0S
Tl1rdldnitts : Scn1peratur. .6S
!pocTte Sen1peratur beute. II
1tiGorigite ganperatur lebte leadt.5S
]Sprmale gemperatur fir 33
Sa6re. IA
TurhidnittIide 5eudtisf.it Ser
2nft. ga
Nicbcridlag in "a Stun6e1t 600
Gorberrldenbe @inoridtl1ng. . 80
@ailcritalo Inn Z llbr Morgens. SO
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-06-28

amos S. gno, Ser sonberlina,
pat per1prpfen, nad ieincm gobe aus
Dem Slmmel 5u idJreibcn. gis iebt lit
nod fcin gricf einaetroffcn. @ielleidt
bat er li9 i'm aufsabeort seirr.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-06-28

@elnd)t. Gin dltcres bclltIGc Mlape
dlen pocr eil1c allcinitcgcnbc Srau fit
alllpelteine @al1sarbcit. giad5ufragem
III s}p. 81 flpcltlitbc Z. strabc.
2S.1g&
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-06-28

Wc11d1t. Ssl1l,aer bclttlder 8llebbin~
Der llld1t leid)tc Irbcit. Nadsufragc,1
ittltcr9M. s., 26, ser Sel11pfrat~.
2S,1@
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-06-28

3m pcrlnictbclt: Gin gut mDiblirtcs
GUNNER. Mnmclolnlg unter 49, an
.pte @elddftsltclle bcs Scr 9cmpfrat"
81 rtcbtcn. PHYS
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-06-28
MftaetaeB far
arbeitsplitc, @erfdufe, @erlufte,

.WSpb1tn1get. etc.
IN oieIer G1brif peroen fir einen s,ag
big gu elmer @ode su ber nadfoI9en1
Den Staten irierirt: @is 5l bier 3eilen
nper peren Naum SOC, iiber bier unb
b1s 81 a6t 3eilen $1.00. Seine M1s
aetge miro fir tpeniscr als soc a11gez
1lpnlt11et.
Sir SteQenseiude miro BEL einz Bis
ledsmaliger SnIertion 25c berednet.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-06-28

8erIangt: Gin Ianr ober Sra11, er,s
gagirt in einem eroBen gtabliTement.
nm als lnier @ertreter 5u f1tngirer.
Gin gutter gerbienit lam er5teIt tuers
ben, pbne bab es bitberIib NIT berries
'guldren Wrbeit lit. gmpfebl1tngen aea
tpiit1idt. Gbreiie inter r152| rSea
Demptrat". SO,6G
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-06-28

SIT p%crfmfcu: Gatt bcrbclertc Milz
deretsSarnL 52h 2anb, quite &C.
bdltoc, ~ Wcilcu l~pcitlidb bon Ser
nprolpcl tli1 8apcl1port 2pc15t @trube
9iDae. Aad5lifragen bel ocm @iaclle
tbiln1er sSln. glalliicn, 9abenpnrt 81.
". gtp.. 2. 81, 1 u.s.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-06-28

2anb gorbiIle Snbian ~gelerbati>
on, 8aibington, iebt often fir Mn1iez
Ibelltttg. Sic 3iebung finbet am 81.
Sllt lfatt. gtipa 100000 Mder 2an6.
Srndt<, Sar1n< unb @eibeldnbereien.
@olltanoige, in Seftionen a~bgetbeiIte
&arte nn6 geidreibung poitfrei 51gez
latDt naeb Gmpfang bon, $1.OO. 5oIs
patcn, Watrpien (ooer beren Sra1len)l
sans bem giireerfricse Dber benz ipas
Mid amerifanilden ariege fDnnet
teb bet DEM s(genten regiitrire1 Iai1en.
.s6reiben Sic uns ipegen Sormulare,
ote mir frci 5uienben. sntitb e Nac-
Grca, Sim1ner 651, eagle 8niIbing,
Gpofanc, 8afb. 18mai,2@.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-06-28
.eme Mn5etgen.
SpDessMn5eige.

Sreunben ,llnb &efal1ntcn 7biermit1
sic franrige smdridf,, bab t%lcil1e &C.
llcbtc @atti1, l1nl ere licnc SdipcItcr /
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-06-28

3n bcrfa,tfc,t: @alls nit 8 8imz
ntertl ltno 8ao. 8m1plab so BEL 100
SUB 9rob. gigentbiitner berIdbt bic
'Staot. 8reis $4,000. SIZE Salfte baar.
Ser Gelt, tpie es bem @dufsr AM befen
paBt. 500 ipeitl. IL. ctr. Maehs lts
fragen Scott goutrtb Sabings 8ant.
6,batp.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-06-28

beoertet seitiegen; - bebeutet
eefauen.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1916-06-20
YOUNG CHILDREN IN CHURCH
How One Wise Mother Engaged the
Attention Of Very Small
Offspring.

AS ministers children, our young
lives were hedged about with lot of
things people expected Of us: and
among these was regular church at
tendance and mighty good behavior
while there, no matter how little we
were. Consequently our mother had
to rack her brain to devise things
that would amuse US without attract
ing the attention of others or disturb
ing the service In the least.
She says none worked as well as
the pocket pin roll; one Of those
round, nat. covered pasteboard affairs
that men used to carry in their vest
pockets. One Of these filed with pins
Of various colored heads pleased US
beyond measure. and we would spend
the entire time OF service taking them
out, putting them IN fancy designs,
playing they were soldiers marching
in companies, or children playing all
sorts Of games. We stuck them up in
our small laps or on the cushions Of
the pew, our imaginations constantly
lnventing new performances for our
little round-headed playmates.
We did not tire of them, because
our wise mother never allowed US to
have a pin roll except In church, and
that only when the sermon began. Up
till that time we we're expected to
listen and make out what we could
Exchange.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1916-06-20
UGH! CALOMEL MAKES YOU SICK.
DON'T STAY BILIOUS. C0NSTIPATED

Your druggist or dealer sells ron q
so cent bottle of Dodson's Liver Tone
under my personal guarantee that it
will clean your sluggish liver better than
nasty ealoInel; il won't make you sick
and you can eat anything you want
without being salivated. Your druggist
guarantees that each spoonful will start
your liver, clean your bowels and
straighten you up by morning or you
get your money back. Children gladly
take Dodson's Liver Tone because 4 is
pleasant tasting and doesn't griPs or
cramp or make them sick.
I am selling millions of bottles of
Dodson's Liver Tone to people who have
found that this pleasant, vegetable, liver
medicine takes the place of dangerous
cslomel. Buy one bottle o. my ss~sd,
reliable guarantee Ask your aruggisa
about me.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1916-06-20

By CGfh0rfne Coope

,,vce returned from the telephone;
.s.sment. dismay, bubbling enthus-
'.sm all struggling in her piquant
hce.
rsa art editor of the Comet had
ma mn to tell her that her illus
.-st,ous for John Temples story must
: n the ONCE at ten o'clock the
.sxt morning.
n was then that dismay cast all
thar thoughts from Joyce's mind.
~ had no model and the work must
!. commenced without a moments
sslay; Joyce felt that her career as
!. illustrator was hanging In the bal
.,cs Artists who could not meet
~ hssty requirements OF editors
-sra not going to get second chance
vtth the big magazines.
Joyce cast q glance about her
usseer furniture and realised that
,mbition was not her only inspira.
,Ion II she forfeited the check from
me Comet she would also have to
,orteIt lunches In the middle Of the
dsy Joyce was strong and healthy
and she sighed at the prospect OF
lunchless days.
A model must be foundl Joyce
want to the window and stood gar
ing out at the passers by. Perhaps q
ramp or a sandwich man might come
along. Either might prove her imme.
date salvation.
The tinkle Of a bell counded In the
distance. Joyce craned her head far
out Of the window.
"A sandwich mani" Joyce drew in
her head hastily and without stopping
to smooth her riotous hair or to re.
move her big apron she sped down
the stairs.
She stopped after her breathless
descent and watched the approach Of
the sandwich man. Her heart Quaked
in momentary fear when she saw the
head above the sign board. Fierce
vhiskers seemed to bristle from the
entire face and the rakish SLOUGH hat
gave him all the appearance of a
cave dweller Of old.
Joyce braved herself. She must
have a male model be he an Apollo
Tor Cyclops. She gave herself a
moments respite while she read the
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1916-06-20
WHAT Did II Profit IlerY

At the Fulton street station OF the
subway the other day young woman
was leading a boy scarce big enough
to be out Of arms down the narrow
stairs in such way that her slow
progress held up a score Of people
who were following her.
Let the people get by" suggested
the young woman's mother.
Let 'em wait" snapped back the
other.
but he can walk closer to you,
argued the older woman, timidly.
He'll walk where he chooses" was
the retort
So the inrushing tide Of fares was
delayed until the little boy reached
the bottom step. but his mother did
not look happy.
'Tf the lad walks where he chooses
through life, regardless Of the rights
of Others" remarked an old man.
"he may make that mother very un-
happy, and the state may have to
restrain his steps" New York Daily
Mail.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1916-06-20

dvertisement on the sign board. She
ook extra courage. The sign bore
he name of John Temple beneath the
pame Of his book Somehow Joyce
elt certain friendliness toward the
man who was carrying about an adj
ertisement for the man whose story
he was about to illustrate.
She felt still less fear when, upon
approaching the sandwich man she
ound that his eyes were clear and
rank and that the whiskers were OF
zhe Santa Claus variety.
7 will give you two dollars II you
Fill come and pose for me-" Joyce
old the man.
He looked up at her standing there
N the curbstone her long painting
pron blowing about in the wind and
er face eager and wistful. Even q
sandwich man had an eye for beauty.
Joyce attributed the doubt in the
bans eyes to hesitancy about steal
hg time from his employer
You will be doing John Temple
pOre good By posing for me than you
IN by carrying that signboard
bout" she said by way of gaining
er point. ut Is one Of his short
Hories that have to illustrate"
The sandwich mans eyes were
sriously interested. A moment later
. motioned her to lead the way.
Within the door Of her studio Joyce
urned toward her model a tribe ex-
sperated at the mans silence.
Can't you speakT
The man shook his head and joyce
egretted her tone.
VIII you please remove that aW-
u beard?" She spoke more softly.
It seemed to Joyce that the man
Ollowed her command reluctantly.
Fhen the gray beard and shock OF
taggling hair were removed he
TODD revealed, a man of startling
nyslcal beauty.
Joyce caught her breath.
You could make a fortune-as
nodel." she said in quick apprecia'
Jon. She went swiftly to the slender
ardrobe that she kept for her mod
Is and brought forth an evening
ut. She glanced hastily at th'
aan's well-knit and generous frame
lou must try to get into these.
ne laughed with a tinge Of doubt
alness.
When the man returned from TN
essingroom Joyce laughed in shee
eight at her luck. Here's a mode
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1916-06-20
'Dsdssn's Liver Tone" WIN Clean Your
Sluggish Liner Better Than CaIansl
and Can Not SaliVah.

Calomel makes you sick; you lose q
days work. Calomel is quicksilver and
IL salivates; calomel injuries your liver.
If you are bilious; feel lazy, sluggish
and all knocked out, if your bowels are
constipated and your head aches or
stomach is sour, just take spoonful Of
harmless Dodson's Liver Tone instead
of using sickening, salivating calomel.
Dodson's Liver Tone is real liver medi-
cine You'll know It next morning be-
cause you viii wake up feeling fine,
your liver win be working, your head
ache and dizziness gone, your stomach
will be sweet and bowels regular. You
win feel like working. You'll be cheer
fal; full of energy, vigor and ambition.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1916-06-20
-. nnmlIltv Seldom found.

Humility does not consist in any
,hipr that is merely outward, but its
proper seat is in the hidden man OF
The heart. Mean clothes. and houses
and furniture, and very humble profess
sions. are, It may be feared, mueh
-,o-a common in the world than truly
hnmhle hearts.-Jenninss.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1916-06-20
R.d..mInu MutIIated Money.

Replying to a correspondents ques-
ton the Richmond Times-Dispatch
says that It believes that half OF
United States treasury note would not
be good" Unless the treasury depart
ment has changed its rules recently
Major HemphiIl's paper is wrong. A
member Of the Tribune staff who re-
ceiyed one-half Of a dollar bill sent It
along to Uncle Sans money men ana
received in return a bright new 90
cent piece. So long as the number OF
the bill is preserved the government
stands ready to make good.-New YORK
Tribune.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1916-06-20
couraas.

~Is your husband an OPTIMISM"
asked the inquisitive woman. cot
course he iss" replied Mrs. Torkins.
And be has the courage OF bis convic-
tons. I'd hate to know how much
Chariey's optimism cost him at the
race track
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1916-06-20
Daily Thought.

II God gave you gayety and cheer OF
spirits. lift up the careworn by t.
Wherever you go shine and sing. In
every househald there In drudgery.
In every household there Is sorrow
Henry Ward Beecher.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1916-06-20
When CEILING Becomes Smoked.

Smoke from lamp or gas often soils
. ceiling in one particular spot, whils
the rest remains beautifully white. II
is useful to know that sofled ceilings
caused BY lamps and gas will be rem
dered less conspicuous II rubbed over
with dry whiting.