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Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1916-05-09
The Historical View.

The Rev. Arthur Metcalf's discus
sion on "The Birth Of Nation" at
the Congregational church Sunday
night was fine presentation of the
true historical view of the war per-
|iod and reconstruction days in the
south. Everybody. who saw the
films exhibited in this city a few
weeks ago would, have been highly
interested in Mr. Metcalf's talk and
the average, listener would have
had his memory refreshed upon some
points Of history that may have been
only half learned and in many in
stances entirely forgotten. The au-
thor of 1.-THE Birth Of Nation was
a southerner and Of course took the
southern view. Rev, Metcalf takes
the northern view, the two being
very different.
The skill with which the films
were produced and staged was mar
yelous. AS work of the moving
picture art they are unsurpassed,
but they are not, as the management
insists, true to history. During the
war period there was not northern
stateman who filled the role given
Stoneman. Who was there among
our public men at that time and
what was there leading UP to the
war that justified the inference that
a mulatto woman had any influence
whatever over any northern states
man? 1t was evident that the auth
or of the production sought to be-
little the north and glorify the
south in the great conflict of 1914.
Confederate soldiers were made to
appear in a much better light than
union soldiers. In fact, the contrast
was SO marked that the union sold
Ter was given little or no credit for
the great part he. took in the drama
portrayed.
The worst type of the Negro race
was given prominent place. He was
made to appear as a fiend and the
lesson of the film was that he would
have suhjugated the south but for
the timely organization of the Ku
Klux Khan. The type of Negro like
Frederick Douglas is not seen upon
the film. Nor were such characters
las Uncle Tom in evidence. Douglas
and Uncle Tom were Of course Of the
extreme type-better than the aver
age. But the Negroes shown in the
film were also Of the extreme type
the meanest and worst element. 1t
gave wrong impression and when
an impression is given to the eye 1t
is most difficult to overcome. The
speaker thought the Negro race had
made marvellous progress during the
past fifty years and the race that pro-
duced Booker r. Washington ought
not to be filmed before the country
as entirely degraded and vicious.
Washington had no advantages at
the start. His mother did not know
who his father was. Yet this boy,
handicapped heavily at the start,
outran nearly every white boy Of his
generation and made place in his
tory that refutes the teaching Of the
films under consideration. Whose
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1916-05-09
Paul Sundayed with relatives in TT.

Paul sundayed with relatives in FIT.
Dodge. ...-
Oscar Hall was a passenger to
Fort Dodge this morning. ,g
Miss Frances Donovan and
Chester Laynlan spent Sunday in
Eagle Grove at the home of the for
mer's sister, Mrs. Roy Woodland and
family.
Floyd Bingham is a Fort Dodge
caller today 20.
Miss Grace Meyers, librarian at
Denison, who attended the north
west district library meeting in Ft.
Dodge Friday, spent the week end
at the Willard A. Crandall home,
returning to Denison this forenoon,
Miss Eta Metcalf, who attends
business college in Fort Dodge, Sun
dayed at her home in this city.
Mrs. Frank johnson and chill
dren returned home to Cleghorn this
forenoon after a visit with the for
mer's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. H.
Clabaugh. ...s..s ..-z
s Mrs. Clinton latham and little
son of Glenn Ellyn, ILL.,, arrived in
the city this noon for visit at the
parental, G. S. Jacks home. q. ,M RI
Mrs. Sam Bateman and daugh-
ter, Mrs. T. c. Fielder, and little
granddaughte Ruth, are spending
the day. in Eagle Grove with Miss
Viola Bateman, eldest daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Bateman, who has
been dangerously Ill since her oper-
alton. for appendicitis, but who is
now on the road to recovery.
Mrs. VIM, Doege of Burt, who
has been spending the past ten days
with her daughter, Mrs. E. T.
Schweppe and family, returned home
this noon. ...s.1 . w.. ~ a..
Miss Iona Cole of Hinkley, Mimi,
returned home today after two
months visit with her grandmother
Mrs. j. w. Hurst and other relatives
: Miss Georgia Lane is. off for
East Orange, New Jersey, for a
couple of months visit with her sis
ter, Mrs. O. E. Buckley and husband
On the way east Miss Lane will stop
at Rockford, ILL.,, and spend week
with relatives. -
Richard J. Mullins of Sheldon
Harry Frank, Rock Rapids, Frank
Corbin, Perry, and Harry Breed OF
Hampton, are in the city to attend
the funeral of their former co-work-
er, Claude Mikel, held this after.
noon.
Mrs. Julius Bermann and Mrs
H. G.. Higbee are visiting friends in
Fort Dodge today. e.
Joseph Kelly of Aberdeen, S. D..
an old time resident OF Webster City
arrived here this noon for a short
visit with his mother, Mrs. Gather
inc Kelly, who resides on the north
side. Mr.. Kelly says prospects fol
crops in his state are about the same
as they are in Iowa-all good. He
is EN- route on business trip to Des
Moines.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. S. Parkhurst
and children made an overland trip
yesterday to Forest City, near which
place they have a farm. They re-
turned last night. IN
&C. J.. French of Ladysmith, Wis.
visited over Sunday at the home OF
his uncle, Z. A. Madison and fam
lily. a..
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1916-05-09
Joseph Dodges.

Eds. Freeman Tribune: In a re-
cent issue of your paper you stated
that two of the candidates for repre-
lsentative from Hamilton county
had expressed themselves on the re-.
peal Of the fire insurance laws, but
the other one remains silent. Now II
THAT other one is me am ready to
express myself,
We are loyal, peaceable, law-abid'
ling republicans down here and there
fore cannot accept your methods OF
tearing down and destroying hap.
hazard our insurance laws. We adj
nit that they need fixing and are for
fixing them right. Some of them
Undoubtedly have been conceived in
iniquity and passed by sinful meth
DDS, just like other made-to-order
and hand-me-down bills, brought in
Ito the legislature on platter to be
voted on the morning after one of
those feasts of leavened bread, ETC.,
provided by the Greater Des Moines
committee and others which we take
for granted from experience are not
for the benefit of the rural commun-
Titles.
And furthermore we wish to ex-
press to you personally our heart
full of appreciation for your unceas-
ling efforts and endeavor to at all
times and always admonishing us to
lsend strong, bright, able men down
| to Des Moines. We fully appreciate
and sympathize with you in your
chagrin and disappointment of those
men and how it makes your heart
bleed when they offer up such old
excuses as Adam of old: 1.-THE wom-
Ian gave me and l ate"
Some one tempted me or deceived
me and I voted.
Yours truly,
Joe E. Fardal.
Jewell, May 5.
1t will be noted that Mr.. Fardal
fails to go on record in favor Of re-
pealing the insurance law enacted
by the last session OF the legislature.
LIT is evident from his language that
he is displeased by the bringing of
this question before the public, as he
fails to reply in that courteous man
ner which should mark the discus
sion of questions of this kind. espec-
Tally by one who aspires to represent
the people in the legislature. Joe
ought to learn to discuss public ques-
tions without insulting those who
may differ with him-one of the first
requisites of a member of the legisla-
|ture.. t 49, aast
Artistic ioh work at this Office.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1916-05-09
Injured Boy Doing Well.

\ Paul Kraemer, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Chas. Kraemer of west Second
street, who was knocked down and
run over by an automobile Saturday
forenoon by D. e. Mann of Fort
Dodge, is today doing as well as can
be expected. A trained Nurse is in
attendance and the. child's general
is favorable.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1916-05-09
Railroad Men Here.

Homer Loring Of Boston, principal
stakeholder of the Fort Dodge, Des
Moines & Southern railroad. and
Manager Crooks Of Boone. were in
the city. Sunday for several hours
looking over the property of the
Crooked Creek company here. They
were en- route to Lehigh on a trip
of inspection. Although they would
not talk it is evident that they have
in contemplation the making of a
number of Improvements. 49,
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1916-05-09
Mailing Some Votes.

John Carey, democratic candidate
for member of the legislature from
Hamilton countys has nailed down
the solid vote in the Saratoga dis
trict southeast Of town. john lived
down that way for forty years or
more and the people know him like
a book. In conversation with one
Of the Saratogians the other day he
did a little electioneering and de-
clared that "if you fellows down
there don't give me good vote I'll
move back" go, - ,,..5
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1916-05-09

Artistic job work at this Office.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-06-10
als 5r.mOer in Berlin.
Bon %. Hreb.

Mit bsm Duni6s, in bic Stabi,
bic sinsm iOnit itGnbiser Wobniis,
Stdtte fsIter asbsnsbsSiebuneen unb
aQtGglit lpisbsrbOlter Sspobnbeiten
1T, einmul als frster, unsebunbsner
s5remoer gu tommen, bat ssfuib man.
der Oft aeipislt. Wis bas fpobl ieiu
mag. bort cine Ssitluns als unb.fan.
sener, nur Der Stuube gsbor6snbsr
Weni6 gu perpeiler, no nan font
Gag unb Radt 10 5iemli6 bic glsi6en
Mese gebt, msbr pber minber Elm
gfli6tbafein fiibrt2 Sd mar oft or,
oentlih ncugierig, mas fir elm Beiift
bieiss ipoblbetonnie Berlin bat, ipenn
man ss nidt als itsuer3ablenbsr, alfo
aetriFermdben Observation-Disclosures
faiie dniisbt, fonbern als 9af, erfiillt
BON iener sepiHen syerienitimmuns,
bic man bod nur uuf Rtiisu bat. lin
biefes Berlin 3u feben, mub man nns
iiirlit i'm 6Dtel Dobnsn, mas la elm
Rei5 mebr 1T, mub man, mi. jebsr flus
sc RsifenOs, eHtidlcffen istn. aud In
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absr. ipis RAID Der Jrenibe, Der bier
iibsrbanpt be Cuff psrirdst, bic 5Dr'
men bts 9GIinsr 2sbens mii5uiibsn
Itrnt, ii9 aifimiIitrt unb pergibt. bab
CT Elm 5rembs III. Wlanhmal fhsint
ss ssrabesu, ola po[e Der gsrliner
ais 0rtmber Isbsn. Ssins aeibsns
ihaft fiir ben gfuf,nibdlt In 9otsls
benefit ss. Der 5rsmbe aber ieb
i1 bsm gu, 70 mub Id an bic tppii4s
0eIaidte duf Der Strabenbahn eens
fen: min an elmer SaItsifelIs einer in
ben iiberfiiIltsn Dassn, 70 ipsnben iit
ale, bic iton brin iiub, slsihfam init
einsm WilIsn ssssn bi,is feline plbs
fi9t, umb CT BAT cine sefflOFens Ops
petition stgsn ii9. SEPT er trobbsm
feline stbiidt burh. unb perIudt nun
on Der n6ditsn SaItsiteIle elm anbsrsr
bag @lsifs, 10 ssbSrt Der ebsn nod
als lGitiser ginbrinslins angeittens
5u Der einbsitIihsn, bon sinsm @ts
fiibl bee sIsihsn Redts erfiiIItsn
Mebrbsit unb, ipenn sr ben Wsuen abs
tpehrt. bat er feIbf. bat bic Gemsins
ihdfi, euns bsrgeiisn, hab es rod
isins Minute Fer III. Jet ter nun gins
beimiite Elm Iditissr GrembIins mar.
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3uOiepelts lluaufridtisfeit.

Der raube Reiter ssberbet iid IN
eemein patriotiId. Or tlast ale II
perantpDrtliden stslIuneeu befinbIi.
ben periouen in ben Ser. Stuatsn an
bab iis ni9ts fir bic 8ertheiDigunq
Der Redte unb Der Gbre bss GanosE
tbuu unb forbert SOloaten uHb Naf.
fen, I'm uniere Jeinbe gu pernidten
Oas Spnb.rbare, mas feline llnauis
ri6tigteit betpeiit, lisgt in Der SSats
fade, bab er biejeniee gtation, bic irdj
ale erbentlibe Miibe geseben bat, uns
sufrieben gu itelIen, als feinbIid BE-
sei6net uno ni6t Elm gBort iiber bic
ytotipn gu Iagen bat. Die ibre ausgss
ipro9sn unb b06ft belsibigenben fsinos
li9eu 5dnblungen nod Bis gu Oieier
Stunbs fortieBt.
Die Retbune nit 0eutihldnb ents
itanb aus elmer peri6isbentIiden aufs
faFung bes 90lterredts unb es lam
fogdr bebauptst tperbsn, oub eine I'M
parteiiI6e 9tuffaifung gu @ur'tsn
Oeuti6lanbs ipridt. 8ieIes mar Der
anii6t, bub cine nsutrule Ration tire
Re6ts sessn uGe straightforward sur
8eltuns brinsen mub unb nt6t Bios
gesen cine Ssits unO bab, lpsnn lie
einisitig hanbelt, ile bdburd alIer
Redte psrluItig gebt. Man braudt
feiu Re6tsgelebrter 5u iein, I'm 5u err
fufIen, baB bieie gtnii6t gut begriinbet
lit. "a uniere Regierung aber ni9t
nuhgsbsn rpplIte, 70 Oer5i6tete 0eutfd]s
lamb auf fein Redt. Samit 1T bic
2lngelesenbeit srlebigt, 70 baB ri6t
mebr bic miubeite 9eranldFung bprs
liegt. Elm 8ort beg gortpurfs gegen
Deuti6lano gu srbsben. Gnslanb lit
aber ipeiter unier 5eino gebliebsn. Gs
beftebt auf Rebten, bic ibm pffentuns
big ni6t 3uIteben unO es bat fih 6is,
lang astpeisert. i'm gntferntsiten feline
ungeisBli9sn SonbIungen eirsuiteIen
unb fie limb audi iol4er qrt, bah cine
Ration, bic auf Gbre bdlt unb bab eins
bic nur i'm leiieIten 6ed6,
Ii6tist, ibrs giirgsr gu 6efaiiBen,
1T, auf iofprtigsr 2tns
ertennung ibrsr Re6te su 6eite6en.
Si9erli9 lam es teinen i6limmeren
uno teine empfinbli6ere
seben, als ipenn einer
reutralen Tdtion perboten pirb, in
arisgsaeiten neutralen Sanbel su trei.
BEN, tpis uns bas gnglaNb ni6t q.,
itatten min. gsiit Elm emp0rsnper
Senoltatt, DaB gnglanb sigenmGftia
bunnfrsie Wdare fir 8annpaare err
tldrt, gs 1T eine 8rutulitGt unb cine
Seletbisung, baB Gnglanb. bds teine
ptrfiame Blodabs urterbGlt, glodao.,
re9te ausiibt. Gs 1T sine empDreabe
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seidpenst purbsn. 5n bieIsr &unit,
bas @eidrsi Der Strabe 5u errsg.n,
mar RoofepsIt pon itbsr Weiitsr. Ale
feline SanbIuneen ipareu duf bielsn
,3iped bere6nst. Stlbit feline ppIiiil
ipdbrsnb isiner prdiibsnii4aft par
auf bisie 9ere6nuns. bic MaFen III
srrssen, sinseitslIt. Wenn es aud iid
srsisnsts, bab biefe PpIitit ssIessntlit
nit ben Sntersien bes @pltes iibers
sinitimmte, 70 lit bod erii6tli4, pdb
Rooiepelt niemals einen @sbantsn Der
trat, Don bem Su befiirhten mar, bdB
er niat duieitiee aufnabme finbeR
tonnts. 90 mar sr niemals gu einir
4nii6t iiber ben Sarif gu bepsscn,
neil er ben @iberitreit Der Meinunsen
bieriiber befiir9tete. S'peSisa bic 81
non5reform mieb er aus bieism 9run>
be, pie sFeusr. gu ie,uer Gntidulpl-
suns, bab er ben pi9tisiteH 6ru9en
Der Ration feline 9sddtung i6eutte,
adb sr an, baB er fid auf @Oltsptrtb
idaft nidt peritebe. Sus mar nitts
als cine 4usrsbe, bsm elm prGiibcnt
bat beitimmt Elm llrtbeil unb mubte
ss iibsr 2lngelegenbeiten haben, bic
jeben 9iireer i'm 2anbs beI9Gftigien.
Mit bisisr 9ere6nuns Der Mittsl, bic
auf bic Mafen ipirten, ndbm er bic
Riiitunssfrase uuf. 0as @plt 1T ieAr
Isiht nit bsm 9ebdnten gu dngIti9en,
bab es @efabr pon fremben gutionen
auseeisBt iei unb Rooispelt pdbIte
bierSu ben sesisnetsn Moment, pabs
renb Rattouen in europa unter Dem
aniturm Der Waffen biniintsn. Ia
nit errei9te sr, mas feline @bii6t mar,
uls yRetter bss 8aterlanbs" seprieIen
su fpsrben unb Die auf feline 9eruu.
ldhung perdnitaItetsn Riiitungs. lin;
siiae iino iomit Retlame fir i'm
slber in bieTer geipiiIsnloIen 0emasos
gie bat sr ii6 felbit iibertroffen, als
II bic Oeutihenbebe aufnabm, leIs
Roofspelt gegen bic Oeuti6en iagt,
slaubt er ielbit nidt. Gs toitet ibm
1ber ntdt bic gsriusite Miibe unb
na6t ibm nitt ous minpeite gepifen,
ii6 TeIbit 2iiser gu itrafen, Inn ben
Dsutidenbab gu politii6en 3pedsn
lusSubeuter. Gr bat oft gsnlig 9eles
Ienbeit gu beobuhten eebabt, tpie leiht
JetpifIe alaiisn sum DAB segen an.
,ere aufgsbsBt lperben t0nnsn unb uln
id gum @bentt Der StraBs gu MAIDEN,
ntTaieb er iih fir BEN 9eutiaenbub. |
Iuein es lit pffenbar, oab sr iid pers
e6nst bat. Sc mar bds fogar nit
3eitimmtbeit Ooraus5uiebsn, ba Sc
'em. Der ni6t CUR &laiIe Der 9smasoe
EN- gsb0r., betannt lit, bub bic ums
ifanii6e poiitif ni6t bonn srOben
armsnbsn 5aufen, fonoern bon elmer
leinen S6dar bentenoer Wenihen
eftultst pirb unb bisfe babsr Iton
inait nit RooieOelt obgeredust. Die
5alIerien in Der acnpention beuIten
iir gfopfeoelt. Die Wdnner, pelhe
Der bic 9ef6tde Der partst gu ents
heiben bdben, beipabrten eiiige Ru6e.
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2ofal Beridt.


9ieaen perbinberte eeItern pieoer.
nm Die bier gsaiionailiad SpieIe,
peldp fir glep Dorf, grooflpn, Gbi.
Iabelpbia inb goiton auf benz g,rt.
grnrnm itanoen.
Tic .Mebs" fiG,ren aeitrrn abenb
uon Nap s)crf nah Bolton ab. ipo lie
lid, beiite IN benz erIten Sample elmer
pierfdgigen Serie NIT ben bortisen
Srnpes gu meiien baben.
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ROD epelt 1T bafiir. bab Elm
geeisneter Sanbibat aufseiteut piro,
uber sr bdlt iih fir ben allein eesigs
neten aanoibaten. Gr tit aud fur
9erfteluns Der gtntradt in Der par
tel. 9ieie 1T aber mad ieiner auiidt
nur baourd gu srreiden, bab man i'm
Gum prGiibentsn nomiuirt. Die Hes
pubIitaner limb fir bteien @orf6Ias
ni6t gu sstpinnen, neil ibnen bepabt
III, bub iie perseblide Nrbeit tbun,
tpenn iis RooiepeIt npminiren, Sa in
folhem SalIe Wilipn Die bette ausiidt
bate, tpieber aepdblt au tperben.
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Dur4 ben Dabineang SeE
Serrn Sobn Mcasdn. 9eibers oes
bieiisen Enquirer, bubeu bic Ssuts
fden einen guten 5rsuno perlorsn.
Gr gebOrte gu ben ipenisen engIiiben
3eitunssberausgebern, fpel6e iit oas
rim ebrli6 uro gere6t ertpieieu buben,
bob iis Gnslanb unb nidt Oeu.id>
lamb ais ben Ssino Der Der. Staten
bIositeaien.
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Samitas, Den 10. Snni 1916,

RopispeIt 1T Der itGrtits ants,
ritanifte, niht bios rspublitanii3e
Staatsmann. (gbitago 9rtbuns.)
Die StGrte Rooirpelts beftebt in
feinsr ammabuns unb in isinen 2iigen.
@ls atttper Staatsmann ma9te er liG
bauptfd9lid baour6 bemertbur, odb
sr allen ipidtigen Sraeen. pis Der
Sarif- unb Der 6inan5rsform aus benz
Deee stne.
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@ie iest ben amdein bat,

ipiro bic alsemeins 0ienitpflint, ipenr
aud in milosr 5prm, Sur Tbatiahs
perben. Cine Senatss9il, tpelde BIZ
bette ausiidt auf 9enebmisuns bat,
ibreibt Oor, baB aae iunsen WGnnsr,
bic oas alter bon Is Sabren errei9t
baben, feds Monate bienen miiFen.
Santtt iinb lie ppn alIer 9ienitpfli6t
befreit, big lie i'm Safe zines ariegss
gu ben Woffeu berufen iperben. Sus
TT febr milbe, uber audi iebr tpertbs
log. Sn feds Monaten lam man
ni9ts lerneu unb bos Weniee, bas
man 9eIernt bat, serGtb in @ergsfcu=
belt.
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rwarberpprte" unb yaayen.
f9lei9erei" limb bic 8es.i9nungen.
lpelhe Rooiepelt ieinen @esnern eat:
geeenidleubert. I'm bumtt 81 fagen, pab
iis reben, mag lie ni4t meinen unb
bub iie es ni6t pasen, beutlid aufs
5utreter. gber auf gtiemanb iinb
bieIe @orte beHer angebraht, aIs auf
ibn ieIbit. Dern er DON uustuGrtissn
SSeinben ipri6t unb aIs iot6en
0eutiflanb s3ei6net. DerbeimIidt er
Die Wabrbett, oenn Don bisfer Seite
ipirb unisrsm aoube ni6ts llebI.s Su>
aefugt, tpcbl aber Dor erslif6er Seits
unb tpG6renb bic snglifde Slotte bic
amerituHii6e Siifte blodirt, fdlsi6t er
um bieie Sbatfuhe berum.
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Die Oeferreihsr i6sinen
tn @olbpnien cine s6loppe erlttten
gu bQben, tpeI6e bic Ruiieu in iibIi6er
Weife srob iibertretben unb bic i'm &Qs
gemeinen nidt piel gu beiagsn fat.
J6rer bisherieen Wietbobe gemGb bas
ben iie an elmer Gtsae Elm grobes Seer
nit entfpre6erben Mengen Srtsssmas
terial uufgebraat unb iinb oann 6ers
pOrgebrD4en. 9agegsn Idbt iit nifts
MAIDEN, ba es uHm0sli9 1T, auf elmer
fold lungen 2tnie DOraus5uieb.n mo-
Der Qngriff erfolssn pirb. Sn penis
gen lugen Dtrb ulles ptsber gsGnbert
fein, inOem man Der beorobten SteQe
Beritdrtungen 8uidtdt. Cine snsrgis
f9e 3uriidpetiung Der Ruiien fdnn
i'm 4ugsnblid ni9t erfolgsn, ba obne
3tDsifel Ofterreidti6s unb beutfde
Sruppsn Don Der 0ftgren5s na6 sStas
lien rsfp. 8srbuu g.i9idt norbeu iino.
IS. pirb aber Gorge baFiir getragen
fperoen, OaB Die RuFen ni6t su lDeit
Dororingen. 9Orlduftg Tinb fie nod
niAt in ofterrethii4es 9ebiet aelanQt.
Die 3uratoranguns bat auf ruff
fhem Bcben itattgefunben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-06-10

Die republitantf9e 9e& . IL
pention bat tein. geseiitsrung fir
FooieDeIt betunoet. Sotpeit cine Ioi6e
ipabrnebmbar mar. beforgten bic Sal.
lerien bas 'S4reien uub Sebsr tpnnts
feben, bab es beitelte 4rbeit mar.
DER uufDtberlsglihe 9eipeis purbe
bur9 bic gertbeilung bon tl.intn
Jabnen getisfert, auf benen Rooiebtlts
gilonib iit befanb unb bic 3ur VT
peiti9uns Der begeiftsrt.n Stimmen
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-06-10

Wielei6t mnb man abtr fpirtli6
Elm syrembsr In Berlin f,in, I'm bers
lsi NIT geipubtisin 81 eriebena Denn
% IN sritaunlid, ME pieIe gtrlinsr
einsn 9kil bss 7usts eleih ben
Gremben Iebsn. NOD erftaunIi4er
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-08-24
Thin People Can
Increase Weight

Thin men and women who would
like TO Increase their weight with 10
or Is pounds OF healthy. stay there"
fat, should try eating little Sargol
with their meals for a while, and
note results Here is n good test
worth trying. First weigh yourself
and measure yourself. Then take
sargoi-one tablet with every meal
for two weeks Then weigh and
measure again. II isn't a question Of
how you look or feel or what your
friends say and think. The scales
and the tape measure will tell their
own story. and many thin men and
women. we believe. car easily add
from five 10 eight pounds In tho first
"a days by following THIS simple IL
rection And best OF all the new
flesh stays put.
sarEol does not OF itself make fat,
but mixing with your food. II aims
to turn the fats, sugars and starches
OF what you have eaten Into rich.
ripe. fat producing nourishment for
the tissues and blood-prepare II In
an easily assimilated form which the
blood can readily accept Much of
this nourishmont now passes from
your body as waste. Bat Sargol
works 10 stop the waste. and do II
quickly. and to mako the fat pro-
duCing contents OF the very same
meals you arc eating now develop
pounds and pounds ~ healthy flosh
between YOUR skin and bones. Snrgol
ia safe. pleasant. efficient aud mex
pcnsive Rartcll Drug Co. Swifts
Pharmacy and other leading drug
boxes--a0 tablets TO n pAckagc--on
guarantee OF weight Increase or
money back. as found In each large
box.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-08-24
DEUTSCHLAND
DAMAGED SOME

THE HAGUE. Aug. 24-The
Deutschland was slightly damaged
on her return trip from the United
States. according TO Bremen dis
patches today. She took the same
route on the return trip as on the
voyage TO Baltimore. members OF
the crew stated
The Bremen dispatches also car
ried the statement that the Bre-
men. sister ship OF the Deutsch-
land. only left for America a few
days ago. She was held until the
Deutschland's owners received pos.
tive information that the Deutsch-
land had eluded the enemy patrol
along tho Atlantic coast and prob.
ably would reach Germany safely.
Capt Koenig Is being lionized
as n hero. Tho Deutschland
brought three bags OF mail from
Ambassador Bernstorff and cargo
OF rubber and nickel valued at
100000 mares