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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-10-27
Ntuea aus Moline.

6. 6. griclon, &ommiiiar fit
StraBen ntb offentlide Gerbellerun1=
gen, bat 90 Mntmorten BON Staoten
nit elmer Ginmobner5abl bon 1867
600 bis 100000 erbalten, in oenen
ibm Die oiesbe5ii9Iiden @erfehrs=Or=
%Oinan3G1 Ser eil15elnen Staote NIT
getbeilt aperoelr. gricion latte Mn=
fraaen an 80 Stdote geridtet. gs
miro ermartet, OaB bie nod al1site6en=
ben Mlltporten nj 0en aaernadl.en
Saaen eintreffm peroen.
Sn falt la1nmtliden Authenticated
ben miro oarauf binaepieiell, baB
mon cine Sroinan5 bot, lpelhe sic
8reite Der Maoer pom Saitalltomobi=
len porldlreibt, jeood tpiro nidt er-
|Wdbnt, oab @oridriften betrefis oes
2aoegemidts %beiteben. :.
Die Sta0t Moline fat cine aIte
Sroinan5p lpelde Die @raite Ser Mr-
tnmobilreifen poridreibt, ieood Bat
man ME oarauf geadtef, BOB Sic @or=
|l9riften oieles @eletes erfiiat mer<
ben. &onnmiiiar Grieion erflart, baB
cas- straBenpflalter garS beoeutenb
ltnter ocnt 8emidt ser Idpperen 2aIt-
M%lton1obile leioet, mas cine aroBere
Musgabe fiir sic 5tel1er5abIer beoel,-
tet. griclon pertritt Sic aniidt, bob
l1lan IN 3l1funft cine idlmerere Be
onsltnterlage benltsen mpB.
Ser staotrat5 geoerft 1T aaer-
naditer 3eit cine 9roi1a,5 all5u1teb=
l1lelt, lpelde oas 2aoegelpidt ser 2alt-
automobile porfdreibt. sl1l9 mill
man ferner porl6reiben, 0aB oielel=
ben NIT breiteren Geifen perleben
1rer0en.
Die uMoline &ngbes adiance"
miro bellte Mbenb I'M mmlbGfauiiden
9anptql1artier cine MolIenberlamm-
lung balten. 81. @lttap Mnoreen,
Der NraIi0eltt bes st1igultana Col
lege, miro Der Sallptreoner lein. Mlt=
BerDem iperoen nod lnebrere anoere
Eerlpne1 Neoen balteu.
Gs miro erpartet, Dob 1ih cine
arobe @ll5abl @erIone1 gu oieler
Notwithstanding einiteIen miro
Sir trefflid)e l1nterhaltllng lit be-
items gelorgt.
Sie @od)idltIbeboroe oes .ltniteo
Iomnlbip" bat Nlal1e fiir cine 8el1o=
pirltng oes nel1en @o6i1ul= @pmna=
lil1lns feniggeltellt, oie ldon III aler-
l1ad)lter 3eit alsgefiibrt perben lol=
len.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-10-27

SSn @od Sslano lieBen iid geitern
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-11-02

Hcnu nadI 0e5 Scbens Rot nno Streit
Ser quite 9iirger nit De Seit,
Yen Ysiib uuo Gorge abgcbePt.
Sid enblib nal 5ur 9iube lest
{Soferu CT ais rangierter Itdnn
Sies ilberbaupt lid lciiten tann),
Sragt er 5un1d)lI lid: -gSie uno no
8qd, ids iundtit mir CONNIE il faut?"
llnb iueil bic Staot ibm ldnglt eth
@ruus,
9rdugts ibu 5umeiit gum Cor biuaus.
Sud bcm 9uSitcr Tcicr Yicper
ISar ieiu gictier idon lange ilbcr,
llnO eincs Cages rief er aus:
I'D bab icnud,. 9hi aber rausl"
8urauf Der @ute tllr5crbano
Gin nettes 2anbbau- lidl erltano,
Go eius, ali pas CT lunge brannte
llu0 bas er rB .epers Hub" be'
nannte.
Va, anfaugs giu9s benu AUDI ioio.
,gtau ipirO bod ienes Scbens frpb",
Sprab Ycter = eper qIietidoerguii8t,
.gSeuu alli Der . drcubdut man liegt,
limb iidl, bon ieiuem 9qit gcniert,
Sel6it nit ner gSciben regaliert".
Sod ciues Sages mar : errn Yicper
gIit einemnaI Die 9tube ilber,
ga or gcpobnt manh Iiebes Sabr
YIN arbeit, Nrah uuo SrubeI mar.
gr tauitc oril:i uah Nodlcu ihou
Siir's Saus eiu mddltB @rnmlnopbosL
Sas ibm bon fri bis in Die ytadJt,
6eibiOeloum, @tuiits madL
g9ic er emit nit De- @diie SroB
Sn ieiner Sreipe iie geuoB.
Sph iuieber eincs Cages inu6
Srau Sieper aud, oab auf benz 2an6,
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-11-02

Serr t. (fpelasr sben eingeItisgen
1T uno nod einen Serrn uno Gins
Der 5eniter ssOffnst finbet: 8er5eis
ben sic, ib Tam es niat pertragen,
ipenn Elm Jeniter auf 1T.
Serr g.: SD fiirdte aber, Oab Sic
IS bod tun miiHen.
e.: Sd eriu4e Sic, basieIbe gu
idIieBen.
g.: Sd piirbe Sbnen ben 9sfaGIen
germ tun. aber i'd tann es piriIi4
ni5t.
t.: @ouen Sic bus Geniter niat
idIieben2
g.: Nein.
t.: gBsnn Sic es ni6t tun,. bann
tue i'd es.
g.: Sd CLAUDE, Sic psrbsn ss
fapn bIeiben Iafen.
t.: Serr!! Sd frose Sic ned
einmaI, polen Sic oas Genitsr ihIiez
Ben?
g.: Rein.
e.: gfa, Dann ma6e i'd es Ielbit.
g.: 9as mOate if bod germ NAL
ieben.
t.: 0as perbe i'd Sbnen Seigen.
g.: gtal DesbdIb idIieBen Sic es
benn nidt?
e.: IS 1T -. bm, es i9eint -.
feit gu iiBen.
g.: Sa 9etpib! So tut mir Sbrets
ipegen Ieib. SD ptriuate es ieIbit
oorbiH eine boIbs StunOe lang. bepor
Sic einitiegen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-11-02

- 9as @orbiIb. Sic: Sd
ftnbe es ionoerbor, baB unier neuer
6bauffsur NIT ben Sienitboten gIsi4
3ant unb Streit besonnen bat!
@r: 8urum niat2 0u bait iRm
bod bel Der gluIpobme IeIbit auf bic
Seele gebunOsn, f9 in allen 9ingsn
itrsng nad Dir gu ri4ten.
= Wie esIam. o.: yWie. bu
narIt au6 einmal perlobt2 uno aus
ipeIdem 9runoe 1T es ni4t CUR Ssis
rat gstpmmens"
g.: na9, bas mar 10: gDie i'd
aufs Stanbesomt iolen bdtt', bin i'd
mir porber Wlut antrinten gegunseu.
Ra, uno bonn bin ia baIt i'm Wirtss
baus unO lie 1T am Stanoesamt iisen
9ebIieben".
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-11-02

.absr, 2uife, 6sgreifit bu benn
ntat, boB mir ben 9lutras bes Serrn
Or. SduIS nt9t abpeiien tGnnsn.
9u mubt ibn anitanOsbaI6er i4on
teira:en."
raber, Rama, Better 9uitop uno
id Iieben uns bod 10 ie9r, unb i'd
peripraa ibm, feline 5rau gu per-
ben."
IRA, ano2 SIR ieiO belize jung,
unO bis 9uitar feline Grnmina sss
ma9t uno eine gnitellung 6at, biit
Su bod IGngit piebsr seidieoen."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-11-02
Shbradlenihtreit.

Sirgit i6ricb 9aacbIatt in Sadien:
gdb Sie tecu 6rlg Slicmdcn Md,
lin idtti idJc Scriht lpGr'm bIoB Sagel
LIN blob eriunoeR Oidteriidll
Ser SiuerIebrer Sduipert iette
Sid bin III ihrieb Dem glatt cen grief:
.@au3 Sbrer anlidJtl gtidts perlcste
Sc meiuCn gamesroI5 IL biefl
Ser 9ialett, er muB uerihninbcn,
Ser uus ms Sdderlld)e treibt.
SSn gSabrbeit lit teiu Meuip gu iiubcu.
Ser i0ldJcn lluiiuu ipritbt uHS ihrcibtl"
S6ricbs, ricf ben Sobn in6 iprd6:
.Wei GSaenl
Sier is 9rici, baB BUS mIr nceBt,
Sen briugitc 9IeiG 5unt Sa8cbIGtthenl
LIN 9cbit gtuit iadltc. pcnnlte 8eblt!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-11-02

-Sm Gifsr. ~0ura ben 90.
liSeibuHo iinO mir 8uerit auf Die
Spur pss &aters getommen, unO an
Der SanO oieies SuuOes perOe i'd
uepeilen, ooB Der AnsstInste Oislsr
SGter mar.
- 9rudtepler. (glus einem
RomaD. Der ansetIogte 3bsf Oes
8arenbauies erIei4terte our9 Elm
SeitanOnis iein ihu n obelabenes Sc.
uihen.
- Ulertputoig. Der 9as
ron boa 9onnerlpe9t bat pisber Bed
gebabt. G6en mar Der 9sri6tsb0us
Sieber bel ibm".
$50 uHbtgrsiflid; bat Der
Wann einen 10 toIoHaIeu Stamms
baum unO tnrn bod ouE tsiueu sriis
ren 3ipsig tommsn".
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-11-02

@emutIi9. Sousfrou (Su
Dem absebsnosn 9ienitmGo6eW:
.9Ott isi 9ant, roB ia sic ptsosr
los bin. Sn ben pierSebn 2ageu, Die
Sic bel mir iparsn, babe i4 mid
mebr 9edr9ert, ais lOnit i'm gdnSen
Sabr!"
9tenItmdDden (gutmiitis): IRA,
Mabame. bsbenten sic ober uu9,
mas sic fir einen i90nsn 9eiprG6s>
itOff in Sbreh aG4lten &affestrdnS.
den baben".
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-11-02
Eroit.

Wtabt eiucr (s iommt il por) Nontlr5
We'll CT perlor iciu aIles,
llnb iist. bab 9ott erbarT, 10 rcdt
Sm allerSidlteu Salles -
9iat i1 ibm irobsemut, oaB er
Sen Aopf niht bdngcn lailc,
Semi ipenn ibm nod 10 penig bIcibt,
So bIeibt ibm boh - he giaie.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-11-02

Sroe bieier id0ner SubeIei,
,3ll 5iuel es 0udl rcd: tribe lei.
SSuraui im erlten Ntouat iUuu
SIe ulsbdlO ibren S6mlcgerlobu
Aus Aotldenbrope luO 5u 9alt,
Sllr cine lang re SOmmerruit.
gIatiirIih tam Der iunge 9tnnn
Yilt gSelb lIuo Aiu0ern lhleunlglt al,
lin ii1 III sSiepcrs 9tub" bel Ytuttern
llmionlt mai grlholih burd)5uiuttern.
linO ba er mulltaltih mar -
Or iplcIte 3,ebbarmunita =
60 UradIte pieicr Aroneuiobu
nc IuIdlc nit ueblt Urammopbon,
Sas nit ocm dubcru - eS mar nett -
gilcbt idlledlt ralauntc um bic gSett.
Srci ySohcu ipdter lam - ei nei9 -
Sic Sclt Ncs SobuSentelts berbeL
llnO oieies mubm iuit uor Der Silr
Scu ~Yiepers Jtub" iein 9aupIquartier..
Sa5 mar eIu Sebeu - ia, ldJ a9el -
Sic Sdlicfcrei Die lalaen Gage,
Srumpeteu, Srommeln audi nldt obue,
Sa5u nod 5uan5ia @rammspbone,
Slinitauic10 ytenldlcn duf Dem SummeL
Sumiiteu oiGlc5 Suocnrummel
,linb alld in Setter Siepcr5 Sals
SitS idrcGIih-ie'Ji. Der Suuo reiBt
aus
Sic @ubru tuten ieNcr5eit.
Sas MdpNlein in Der gSiege ':treit,
llnO Der ocrr Sdluiegeriobu - ei ia =
SpieIt itrumm Nic 3icbhnrmouita.
God nunNcrbarl Bel all rem Slo6i
ATS GERM umo aud) Srau Sleeper pobI.
Jilu iiibIcu pI6elicj ale 3luci,
San 2arm iiir lie @ebiirfuiS lei, d!
Wergniiqt ihaun tie bert Sreibeu gu:
ySS ct MID idlccu in pSIepers Rub"?"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-11-02

Cine treue Ssele. Gnd=
bise: gSOnbsrbar, 9srr &orporaI,
Sie paren bob Der 8eIiebte meiner
friibsren SOdin, uno ieBt finbe i'd
Sic bel Der neusu pisbsr?"
%, i'd bite, sndOise 6rau fiibz
rem eben cine gu CUTE Sii4e".
= Sein erter 9ebaRts.
Wlamu: pSisb nur, 6riB9sn, pis bic
sOlOsneu Sterne funteIn!"
Sris6en (Sobn zines SupsIisrs) 4:
Sinh bic aud e6t2"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-11-02

- Der belsibigte Bud :
halter. ~Rejn, cine ioIds 9es
idtmpfung laFe i4 mir nidt bieten.
IS 1T unerbDrt, tpas metn Prin5ipaI
mir beute angetar bat! Hiht cine
SstunOe riibr' i'd mebr ben Singer
fir bieien Serl"
n9lber, bsrubist bid bod. S9aB!
@as bat er bir bsnn angetan?"
rgntIaFen bat er MIDI"
9a9atellf q DE. Srou Gu
ibrem Gatten, Der perreiien piD:
Dirit bu mir aua treu bIeiben, Gbz
eara - Su idpeigft2 - . idpDre
mir's!
9lfefor: glber, Stnb - tpsgen
70 'ner 9appaIie BON bier 8odsn
miro man bp6 nidt gIei9 idpDren
Iofen!
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-11-02

9enoarm; 9slpeisu, meiH 2iss
ber. Sbren Durit t0hnen Sic bort
am 8runnen lOi9sn. absr crit Sdbs
len Sic orei Wart Strafe, sic iino
auf Dem perbotenen Nsg bersetOm.
men.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-11-02
SanIcr 3auber.

SanIcr 3auber.
(@ine 9aIIaSe.)
Bitter Smut uub @aIbuin
Sicbten cine 3auberin.
Qiebten iie nit oIcitcr Slut -
,(gubIiium. ba5 tut nidlt gull
Drummer Stuciiampi fam aIIein
Sn benz SnI entidciben. icin;
Sem bic giierilldIt lit 8rob -
(gubIiillm, biit Su aeriibrtO
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-11-02

Ser Serr Baron bat frinnt au 8eiu,
gr tuitt lnb ipri'" 20 @ott,
S6s is a 8einerIl Meiuer Seel -
@a triuiat aIci /: 8 SoO'l"
Gein Siencr b6rt's nit Ill uub 'n9t
Gu itdb baun in ieiu Stmmcr:
sSm = Die Soee is iuirtli 8uGt;
0ii g'freut eb' 8 Seben ,Iin:merl"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-11-02
SO q hriA einIi3.

8abri4einIi4. Batter
3u isinem ltubisrsnoen Spbn):
.gDas, pen neusR, tsueren 8interrrd,
ben i9 DIR getuult butts, balt Ou pers
isst2 gta, pa bait Ou bod bofients
li1 Oas 9sIO in Die Spartane getras
sen!"
= Cute 4usreoe. pglbsr,
Ssrr 9usIberssr. i'd bab' Sbnen ia
bod nur CUR SdIfte gspdferten Wsn
srInubt, uno nun trinten Sic ibR
pur!"
., Serr 0Ottor, g 8uHsr trinr
i'd ipGter einmaI bel GsIsgsubsit
nad!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-11-02

mSa, Stiff. poSu bringft mir benn
brei 9lns ouf anmOl2 5 5a5' bod
uur an an1ises bitDllt."
mSa, idnun's, bab' haIt Oentt,
iposu oenn ois piele 2ouferei. Der
Serr SipfeI iouft bod 10 idnelI bins
ternanO, Oab ii4 ans gar not
lpbnt!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-11-02

- 9e6ontentPlitter. Gein
S6nupfsn lit 70 unbsOeuteno, oaB
nibt siu sei6idter glrSt stpas ouruus
MADDEN tOnnte.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-11-02

Dem SimmsI Iei 9out, enOIid
nal sins 8irti9oft! 2lbsr bait:
s8erbotener Des". Gu, madt MIR,
liebsr Sahl i'd Die Strafe, dIs oob
i9 psrourite. glur Nnb Bier,
oann lit lies 9utl"
.Sit bier bic @olopirtIaaft9"
The Washington times., 1916-07-09
CEMETERY LOTS
VACUUM TREATMENT

MECHANIC THERoPy and Vacuum Treat.
ment for all ch1onic and nervous diseased.
Positive results BR. DELLA r. WHEELER
81 18th st. y. w Phone NJ. s35S
MIS-. NJ. q. PARTRIDGE
SPINOIOGY AND MANUAL THERAPY.
Phone Main 1885. Vacuum. 1905 X st. n. w
The Washington times., 1916-07-09
WANTED-AGENTS

AGENTS-n you want to earn more money
send for our catalog OF repeat order ar
ticies: particulars free. VARIETY SUPPLY
CO.. q East st. Providence. n. ].
AGENTs-Here's what they all want: Con-
centrated Beer Tablets: makes genuine beer
by adding water: not near-beer. the real ar
ticle: carry goods right In pocket. enormous
demand: large profits. Write us today.
THE ANDREW CO.. b1s3 Plum st.. Cincin-
natl Ohio.
The Washington times., 1916-07-09
BUSINESS ANNOUNCEMENTS

woRKINGMEN-we had II right down to a
nne point In our spot cash buying and We
pass the value on TO you; see the lot OF new
uncalled for best tailor made suits: some low
as S. that sure Ia low some slightly used
at Is; some for less: one price. JCSTHS
OLD STAND, 6ls ID.
The Washington times., 1916-07-09
MOTORCYCLES

cycles; ali makes and prices; good condi-
ton; Harieys. Indians. Thors. Excelsiors. t1
and up. Supplies. tandems. complete. fS
cycle tubes. u.tb: guaranteed bicycle tires
s286 Wanted motorcycles and bicycles
MUNGER BROS. EXCHANGE. no North
Capitol. near Union station.
The Washington times., 1916-07-09

BILE OPPORTUNITIES.
the following opportunities may
|ication to
STTED STATES DEPARTMENT
MILLS BUILDING.
board, lodging and wash
ifurnished house, garden. fuel ana MIL.
,derstood that all opportunities ere Of
,sired a. soon as possible
Would like person who speaks French. but
Virgins.
$40 7s0e-Princess Anne Co. Three single
men for general farm work. Any white ED
EXP. $40 Pm. BAL
s7o-itst.Fsuquier Co. One married man for
general farm work; wife for laundry worn
White or colored. Thoroughly exp. Chill
dren permitted. N0-f50 PM. broom cot
tage, fuel. garden and milk.
l060l-Farfax Co. One married man prefer
rcd. but will take single. to help milk. AZ.
tend crops. corn and potatoes. Any lSs.
cows. Current wages house and garden.
FEMALE.
District of Columbia.
! t125i--w Washington. ID. e. One single woman
for chamber work. German. middle-aseh.
n3 I'm and home.
Maryland.
li19-Baltmore 20. One single woman rs
cook and laundress. Any ES SLIGO PM
and room. Usual hours.
The Washington times., 1916-07-09
DEATHS

LYoNs-On July 0, 1915, at $3.50 a. M, ALICE
N. LYONS, beloved sistcr-in-law OF Jennie
l. 0ostA
Funeral from her late residence, 10 I
etreet northeast, Tuesday morning, thence
70 St. Aloysius' Church, where high mass
Nil be said at a. m. 1nterment at MT.
Phiisdeiphia papers please COPY.
sTUBENER-on Friday. July Z. 1916. at 1850
P: m. at her residence. George WsshinEton
House, Blsdensburs, Nd. ELIZABETH,
wife OF the late Henry stubener. aged
sixty-nine years.
Funeral from tho rNsidence. on Monday.
July 10 AZ a. m: thence to st. Jerome's
will be held at $50 a. m. Interment at
Gienwood Cemetery. Relatives and friends
invited.
The Washington times., 1916-07-09
D. C. BUDGET REPORT
EXPECTEDWEDNESDAY

Next Wednesday Is the date set for
tho probable report Of the District APP
preparation bill. 1t has been delayed by
the fact Chairman John Walter Smith.
OF the District subcommittee Of the
Senate Appropriations Committee. was
called to Maryland by illness Of his
sister,
The Washington times., 1916-07-09
HELP WANTED-MALE

CARPENTERS and iaborerB, Apply w. d.
MURRAY & CO.. East End OF Benning
Bridge.
CARPENTERS for inside trim. Apply Ian
Ter st.. near Ontario road.
DRIvERS-Two experienced. for furniture
wagon: reference. Call at sls 18th st..
after s; colored.
EARN SIS weekly writing names and ad-
dresses. spare time. no canvassing: par
ticulars for stamp. q. c. SMITH. Little
Rock. Arb.
HoD cARRIERs-Appiy .les O ct. NJ W..
Monday.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, Sth end " .sts. ~. r..
IRON shop. Q. M. Monday morning.
LEARN BARRIER TRADE: short time COM
pietes: Job diploma and tools given: men
or women; day or night: easy terms 1908 Pa.
ave. n. w. upstairs. IL
MEN-Beat this. Sic salary or Boc hour for
spare time Immense success introducing
guaranteed hosiery; cheaper than stores; no
experience. Write quick. INTERNA-
TIoNAL MILLS. Dept. 81. Norristown. Pa.
MAN-Youns. to learn 1anitor work; also
handy man with tools THE STANTON. les
c st. n Il.
The Washington times., 1916-07-09
PALMlSTRY

ZANCIG, Palmist and Psychic.
Can be consulted on all Affairs of life daily
except Saturday and Sunday; no meetings.
Studio. ~ isth o. ". w. Main t<iA
The Washington times., 1916-07-09
MASONSTOBEHOSTS
At CAMP GOOD WILL.
Members Of Washington Gen.
tenniaI Lodge to Give Show
er Party Next Sunday.
Membera Of washington Centennial


Members Of washington Centennial
ros.a No "A n A. M. will rive 4
...snS,.r o.,,v., =, Camp Good VIII next
snower parry OF
James s. Mccarthy, master Of the
lodge. has requested each member to-
r,..t h,r, NJ IN. camn and IN br,nR
w. Mn a, e .,,,.,,,,
instruments. moncy-in fact. anything
that may be used to make the day one
=. h.nr,ros. tor tho ch,,aron ~ tho
ccaa mn msppi"ess luz ''e '''u'e" a. '''0
The aid OF the wives and mothers OF
,novement
Memhars Of - lodge ana those ac-
cornnanvinp them-S,r Masons Of All
ic1res bsys been invited 10 na rf,cinate-
are TsGussted to meet at the tent named
Aor ""''"s'" Ne".0'"'
Gr0tt0 Band to Play.
AZ the camp. ice cream cones will be
distributed, the Grotto Band will play.
ana automobile owners will be on hand
IN rive the ch,,arsn r,des Through Rock
Creek Park.
The "Shower Day Committee Is COM
Posed OF J. Hemly small, 1r,, Wasnins
TON Topham. wallace Streater, Water
Riley. Paul e., Lcsh. Robert Gonneli.
Clarence r; Dufour. LEONARD z. Ste4ar.'
Ralph L. Hall. James NJ Ford, the Rev.
John WeidIey, Evander French: Joseph
z Parks. Maury Middleton: Marx N n
James T. McClenahan. George Duval. A.
Ernest Tate, william r. Chroniger'
George +. Hoover. pr. Howard Linton
Jason Waterman, Albert p. Johnston.
Sherman i. F3lsom. Andrew @ Hntter-
Rev: DR.. John Compton Ball, j. william
The Washington times., 1916-07-09

BULLETIN OF AVAILA
Detailed information concerning
b secured free Of charge upon apr
BUREAU OF INFORMATION. U
OF LABOR, 001
KEY 10 ABBREvIATIoNB USED:
ING. PM--Per month. PW-Per ypsk:
Free Board and lodging: HoEAM-U
speaking. Exp.Dxperisn
advanced under favorable conditions.
Unless otherwise stated. II VIII %
Q permanent nature. and the help u
MALE.
District Of Columbia.
gardener. to make himself gem
orally useful around small place. White Or
colored. Is Pw. Bal. Must have good
Maryland
i1i&s-Baitimore Co. Two single men for
dairy work; also milking. Any Es. 1i.1s
green and $40 PM for exp.
two .insie men Tor e Sensrs srm WORN sn ana "a
harvesting. German family. EXP. Chill
dren permitted. SIS Pm, HgF&M. Work
for wife II desirable at SIS Pm.
Co. One married man pre-
ferred. but viii take single, for general
farm work. Any white Es. Foreimer pre-
ferrsd (French). No objection to 2 children.
and milk. Work for wife,, or children old
gomery Co. One nursery COVER
ness. Any white Els. $50 Pm and board.
The Washington times., 1916-07-09
SUMMER BOARDERS

FOUR MILES WEST LURAY CAVERN
VA, fishing and hunting. excellent meals
spring OF sulphur water near by. 10 minutes
walk to mountain. For full particulars call
w A. STONEBURNER. IS New York ave.
" w North S7t0
The Washington times., 1916-07-09
ROOMS AND BOARD

Ifth st. n. W., soi-weil furnished rooms.
with board: southern exposure: home cook
ing.
l. st. n. W., so-Furnishsd rooms with ex-
oellent table board: very reasonable.
10th BIT. n. W.. 7N-LArGe front room and
board: reasonable: also table board. q
week.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1916-03-22
Tea Plants.

Tea Plants.
Seven-ycar-old ten plants weld fuu,
ounces of leaves apiece, or 100 pounds
of tea to the acre.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1916-03-22
BIG MEN

The big men of the country
are contributors to the
Youths Companion = Presidents
and ex-Presidents, Justices of the
United States Supreme Court. Sen
atcrs and Congressman, officers of
the army and navy, department
chiefs, and others in the govern
ment service. Then there are ia
nous lawyers, doctors, merchants,
educators, men of science and a
host of others. Many of these we're
themselves readers of the Compan-
ion in youth and now are glad to
contribute to its columns some
thing that will stimulate the rising
gene alton that is to take their
places in the world of achieve
ment. The Companion is S 9 a
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1916-03-22
Dept of the Interior, us. Land Office

Dept of the Interior, us Land Office
at Pierre S. d., March II, 1916
NOTICE is hereby given that
Ernest w. Herlon of E,slss s H.
Who on Feb 2s. l9l1. made u 4.
No 0lO967 for the So of nw14 and nis Sw}.
see e-ou r. township 12o n. range 's w.
t NJ. has filed notice OF lnten
i HAa liy" wear proof, to estab
an above described be
n 1"rli OF courts.
G. 4, 1, - - " ru,
- .p>tn M j. t.ains sd
;. q. N..,.L y Rrgi-lci
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1916-03-22

Mr. and Mrs Paul l.. Hallam.
'Bill' Williams and Miss Loneke
from the Agency came over Satnr-
day morning enroute to Pierre on
a two-day leave of absence, but
We're not so successful in getting
back home on their retuvn Monday
evening; this, however, they in
form us, we are to charge up to
the bad road five miles south of
the City which caused them a de-
lay of nearly an hour. at a time
when the river was almost clear
of ice. (By the way: put down 5
more people who are in favor of
Good Roads, If it was not for the
fact that these people are we'll
known in Forest City as persons
of veracity and truth. it would be
very hard to credit their story that
they each and all had some dental
work to be done.
As it was, the ice and wind was
too much to be ventured into
Monday morning, and the quanti-
ty of ice running since kept the
party on this side of the river till
"Wednesday afternoon.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1916-03-22

Pierre Cap. journal, 10th: The
many friends of CIV. Rastall, for
merly superintendent of thePierre
Indian school, will be glad to
know that he has recently been
promoted to the position of Super
intendent of Ft. Belknap Indian
Agency, Montana. Mr.. r. when
he left the Pierre school entered
the Indian warehouse in Chicago,
but on account of i'll health re-
signed from the service. Later
he was reinstated and assigned to
the Rosebud agency as chief clerk,
in which position he has served
until his promotion to a superin-
tendency at TT. Belknap.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1916-03-22
COLDS QUICKLY RELIEVED

Many people cough and cough
from the beginning of fall right thru to
spring Others get cold after cold Take
Dr. Kings New Discovery and you will
get almost Immediate relief 1t checks
your cold, stops the racking, rasping, tis-
sue tearing cough, heals the infamma-
tion. soothes the raw tubes. Easy to take,
antiseptic and healing. Get SOC bottle
of DIR Kings New Discovery TO-DAY cit is
certainly great medicine and | keep a
bottle of it continually on hand writes
back if not satisfied
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1916-03-22
CHANCE ORA LIFETIMR.

GLANCE or LIFETIME.
No county in tho west offers better in
ducements to-day to the farmer desirins
70 build home or to the capitalist Ioc.
ing for . profitable :nv-stnm.
money than is offered in th+ H..
Of Potter county, South Dakota, ), h,cp
can BE- purchased at prices which arc
merely nominal when compared with lesa
productive lands but q short distancs
east. Here can befcund railroads, school
houses, towns and villages ready hnlt
society organized and equal H.
the east on the one had a.,
tile lands OH tn. other-n
impossible to find In cor
older or newer than this II.
dition cannot long remain ia..
the fact that some %, theshrea,,
tors OF the west, conyersant m4,A IA.
. yslue Of such lands, are rapidly buyia0