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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-22
FREDERICKSBURG NORMAL

Special to The Times Dispatch
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. VA. October
2l.--Thc Woodrow Wilson and Russell
Literary Societies of tho State Normal
School have held their Initial meet
tngS and organized. The student body
Is manilesting an unusual degree OF
interest in the literary organizations
this year. Miss Gene Millner is presi-
dent of the Wilson Society and Miss
Mary HARDWOOD. of tho Russell So
cicty.
The Bible study committee of the
Young Women's Christian Association
has announced the Bible classes to be
conducted by members OF the faculty
Attractive courses are offered and al
ready large number Of the students
have enrolled.
The first athletic meet Of the year
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-22

Was held on las, Saturday afternoon.
Whcn FOX and hound chase was en-
Joycd. The foxes" eighteen young
women. led by Or. G. Mason Smith,
were pursued by Il like number of
mounds" led by Mr.. Cook. Il member
Of the faculty.
The Normal School Division of the
state Teachers Association has elected
the following officers: Miss Mary s..
Cannon, president: Miss Charlotte
Peoples. secretary and treasurer; Miss
Virginia NJ. C;oolrick. delegate to the
annual meeting of the state Associu-
ton. to be held in Richmond during,
Thanksgiving week.
Misses Goodrich and Forbes. of the
Normal School faculty. We're hostesses
to the fredericksburg Literary Club
on the afternoon of October 20.
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W Va, is The cues, Of Rev. and Mrs.

". Va, is The CUES, OF Rev. and Mrs.
:. Il. Hannah.
Miss Helen Smith. OF Basic city,
visited her sister. Miss barbara smith
at the stat" Normal School. this week
Mr.. and Mrs. J. j. Scott and son. Of
S"dford city. and Mrs. y. T. Hepass.
oi Roanoke. are guests OF Rev and
Mrs. l.. y. Rcpass. AT the Lutheran
parsonage
Miss Wclby runkhouscr has return
81 from Il risi, to friends in Rich-
mon,i.
MIR. and Mrs. Charles Dcavcr. of
lexington, attended the funeral of j.
=. Hicks This week
Airs. Pinckncy Jones. of Monterey
WAS II recent guest OF Mrs. T.. .. Jones.
IN and Mrs. Day. OF Ashland and
Mr.. and Mrs. G. T.. Muller. of Baltimore.
were guests this week of Rev. and
Mrs. j. Toward Wells. at the Mctho-
dist parsonage.
Mrs. e. X. Robinson. OF stanton.
spcnt several days as the guest OF Mrs
NJ. q. Bacr.
Airs J. L. l.incwcavcr has returned
I" RichiandS, ". Va. after Il visit TO
her sister. Mrs. L.. NJ Shactfcr
Z T.. Wager visited his mother. Mrs.
L. ~ Wager at Rochelle. Madison Coun-
~. this week
Mrs. Ed. :. Conrad and Mrs Charles
T.. Conrad have returned from Lynch
burg. where they visited Mr.. and Mrs.
Il. Il. Gillian
Mrs. Pearl Earman Aycock. of VIII
son. y. e. Is a guest OF her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. II. Ilmcr Of Frank
I'm, w Va. were visitors in the city
this week
AIRS. Joseph Ney and Miss Irene Ncy
have returned from Haltilnorc
Key. 6. l.. Fadclcy ami family are
moving from Verona. Augusta County,
INTO the United brethren parsonage.
MIS- Mary liaker Price is visiting
Mrs. :. u. brown in Shenandoah civ.
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BON AIR

Especial 10 The Times Dispatch.l
toN AIR. VA. october ln-At Il
called meeting OF the executive board
or the Polk Miller Memorial Associa-
tioh on Monday night. at the home OF
the corresponding secretary. Miss Car
lie Moore, committee WAS appointed
10 look into The matter Of the erection
OF building. Dr 4. NJ. iiazcn. Dr. VI.
II. Rudd. y. Il. IIold.rbN and Miss Car
re Moore were named on the commit
tee. James Gordon WAS made chair
man OF the finance committee.
Miss Mar: trucan has been the
guest of Mrs. CLAYTON Terrence at
Forest Hill.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-22
CREAM FOR CATARRH
~ OPENS UP N0STRlLS
Tells How To Get Quick Relief
from Head Colds. les Splendid;

In one minute your. clorued no.,r,,
VIII open. the air passages OF Won
mead VIII clear and you can brc,th
freely. No more hawking, snuGlins
blowing. headache, dryness. No strue
EhhK for breath, at night: your col
pr catuirh will be gone.
Get Il small bottle of Ely. ,.,
Balm from your druggist now. Ami
II Ittic OF this fragrant. antIscuti,
healing cream In your nostrils. II non
etratcs through every ali. passage y
,he mead soothes the intiamed or swoI
zen mucous membrane and relief come
instantly. O''''
It's just fine Don't st,y v,uc
win cold or nasty caturrh-I,c,ie
comes so Quickly.-Adv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-22

.'ottcr have returned from II visit to
tclativcs in ohio
Captain Harry cauScy has gone on {,
business trip to Wilmington. y. c.. and
Brunswick. Ga.
J.. o. Erickson has returned from Il
VISIT to northampton County. y. 4.
Miss Sue Gray. of Richmond is the
guest of M!sS Virginia Jordan.
Miss Gay Cellar has concluded Il visit
I" relatives in Richmond
A.rs. l.. w Gilbert entertained :, num-
Der of friends on Monday night at IL
birthday party given iii hoLor Of her
husband.
Mrs. j. Il. Il. Iluiloday. Mrs. Burk
natter. son and daughter. left on Tues
day Tor an automobile "Trip 10 RcmncttS-
Niiic :. g.. to be the guests Of Captain
and Mrs. +. l.. Hrccdcn
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-22
BUENA VISTA

Special TO The Times Dispatch
BCENa VISTA, VA, october I'll
Bucnn Vista is competitor for the
United states armor-plate plant. AT
meeting OF business men held last
week much interest in the matter was
shown.
= Mrs. Cary Nichols Of Roanoke. is
visiting here.
Mrs. Pauline Lackey. OF California
Is visiting her parents. Mr.. and Mrs
j.. l.. Dawson.
Miss Homie Rahcy left on Wednesday
for Roanoke
Mrs. Logan. of Roanoke. is visiting
her brother, a. O. Burks.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-22
Our Administer
Rugs at $3.50

Should have Il place in the
furnishing scheme of hundreds
Of Richmond homes.
Because we KNOW-not
surmise- KNOW there's
nothing in town that equals
them in beauty and quality at
this price.
The patterns arc beautiful.
allovcr effects, medallion CT
fects and the quaintest, oldest
Oriental designs imaginable.
Fact is In these latter pat
terms you're getting practically
rOom-siZe Oriental design
rug at mere fraction OF what
an imported carpet would cost.
You just can't afford TO pass
this opportunity by.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-22

Mrs. Beverly randolph in Richmond
the past week.
Miss Mary liawes. who is spending
the winter with the Misses Powers. Is
IN New York for II short visit
Miss Olive Moulton has been visitin.,
friends in Richmond
Mrs Stovall is visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph Johnston.
Mr. and Mrs. Withcrs Miller have
oecn the recent guests OF Miss Iaude
Miller.
Miss Winifred Crenshaw visited Miss
carrie Moore during the week.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-22

spoke TO ii largo audience ut tho Meth
outSt church here on Sunday. Next
sunday George Caskic and Former
Governor Minn VIII be the principe,
Speakers.
"A. b. Clement and family. of Rad
FORD, are visiting Mr.. Clements father
here.
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APPOMATTOx

Especial to The Times Dispitch.l
NPPOMATTOX. VA. October 2I.--
Mrs Jctcr Palmer. Of Norfolk. Is visit
ing her mother. Mrs. j. Il. Atwood.
Rev. James Cannon. Of Black stone
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-22
HARRISONBURG

JSI,rcia! 20 The Times Dispatch.l
ilANItISoNHUkG. VA. October III
Miss :mut Warwick. OF l'ocuhontas.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-22

W","', ''Xn ~ w 'hl'k' hisht hnh
~ ''N !"uhs" III
:" ,I,,-n'A Th"'' ,ln,', row lcc' ana
'eS VII VANISH
rESNrppI \TE,D-it can't ,Iv.,ys IL,
avoided! NcNi i'm, vnur Jr,,..is,
hasn', the ziuton.. for uaLiu" my
complexion formula send rf,v ,cnts
TO "Sccr.tary 1" V.urska Surait.
Thorrnsou Euildir.. ,hi..,t." IN ~ .',I
MRS T. . T.-Your nair j. brittle
because Of the soar ana ordinary
Shampuos YOU have been usiul Won
SNOW they AN Cnni.,in ,ILnii ,rn!,i
dries ~ The natural OILS Now inst
dissolve At icaspooniuI Of crcoI in a,
and youn see how difforrni yoi,r mir
viii H. All fnt,v ;,r'.un,',io; i,,,. . ,nJ
dandrun win disappear like magic
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-22
Fo- Mourning Wear

No more complete assert.
ment will be found in Rich
mond.
Suits Of Serge. r"plin
and Velour, $4,000, S29.15.
$1,000 up to SD1.5O.
Dresses of Crepe dc
Chino, FuilIc, Net aud Geor-
gctte, $4,000, $500,
S20.15, $4,000 up TO S85. 100.
Waists Of Crepe tic Chine.
Pussy Willow Tahicta and
Gcorgettc, some trimmed
with jet beads. $500, S5.OS
up 10 $1,000.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-22
a C2lleclion OF
Dresses at $500

Amy Woman Would Be Pleased 60 See
Charmeusc. Tafeta Gcorgcttes,
Dined. and Net over Givrettethe metallic
Lovely shades of Burgundy wisteria tame and
black i ~
Plated dresses bells Fancy
metal beading, wool and fur the trimmings.
New GeorgeGte Blouees Go Match Your
Suit, $5.9g
Lovely creations in all shades
cOlors others in combination
Plenty choose from
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-22
Wornnen's
Sw eaters
1898

The new Brushed Sweat
err, in Angora and Shct-
land woods. Coat style,
some with contrasting
color collar.
The colors are electric
blue, rose. corn. green and
purple; also mixtures OF
blue, lavender and Ameri-
can beauty. Very smart
looking garments for fall
and winter.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-22
Anywhere This Season

To sell S29.73 Richmond
the the ourselves this
1al we succeeded has been
you've said about the
some new arrivals
tomorrow
would hardly
ke Exclusive Poplns,
embracing all the shades black
Suits with in all the fashionable cng ade
straight lines plated and hared
beted and unbelcd cfccts-a variety
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-01-01
9lts bett Weridlt.

Girls. &ettellen, mel1er als @e-
i1 elmer bon 81. g. 9api6 on,
g%eltrengten &lage genannt apl1roe,
bat 6mrb 0ie Manpalte &l1pmann un6
@npmam ei11 @eilld INN ipe5ifi5ir=
tere Ingaben itellen IoIIen.
Ser Sdlnbberidt bon SSobr Sdnei.
Der, Observation-Disclosures ser Mad)-
laiieni6aft bon galertine gdu1eiber,
lit 6urh Die Mntpalte @illon, @rilf
uno @ilion binterlegt un6 glttgebei=
BEN aporben.
Gin 3a6lungsurt6eil i'm @etroge
bon $500 l1lo Soften gu @n,llte1 ser
Moli1e Mumbiinlg uhb Seating
gesen N. $. Neterien lit
'geitern erlaiielt moroen. Ser @IG=
ger NOR 0nr6 gntpalt Carl s.. 2am-
bod bertreten.
Das SetamentSnon @iGiam 8. S.
Str6bbebn ml1roe geltern iourd glnz
malt g. so. 6ilber CUR Madylallen=
idaft eingereiht. Bas Getatne1t,
meld)es am 6. 3e5ent6er 1915 aus=
tgeItelt pllroe, beIfin,11t, oaB alIes
'gigentbllm ser Mittne sufant, bor=
al1sgeiebt, bob bieIe ei1t SCENT fir oie
W1ittter beS 8e~ritorbenen 'i6affe. 81
Observation-Disclosures ap1roen be-
felt 5reo s. Strobbebn unb Mbolpb
IS. Strobbebn.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-01-01
@eite lt,S iidlerite @apitaIganlaae!

Ser Marf- nnb aronenzaurs lit
s1par iii M3nerifa lpegel1 geringem
grport Der Gentralmad)te 5lriidge=
gangen, aber es; u1terliest feinem
3peifel, Dob nab TrieoensidluB bas
iiesreid}e 3eatlhlanb, Seiterreid)
n1l0 llngarlt iih biel idneller als ir-
geno cine a110ere el1ropaii6e Madt
finan5ien ulrb notwithstanding erbolen
merOet. Ole iiegreidel1 Gettralmads
tte aperoen allh Sen @eltbarroel ero=
bern nll0 Der intttler GROCER meroen=
Sc grport miro in perbaltnibmabig
fltr5er 3eit al1do III Mmerifa Den NOR
Marfpertb bon 1894 Gents
nl1b &roueuaperD bon 2Oh gents
init iid bringen.l @orlaufig iii ser
Dollar mebr 1pertI .1trto bietetbei Mr=
falf bon beutiHeM oIterreidiiden
atfro l1ltgariIden INSTRUMENTATION
cine ieltenea @elegenbeit. Die mobl-
befannte @nnffirtaa s3immermana &
Soribap, s nnb 1l:gaaM 5treet, Seem
Dorf, 5ogerte 5uf feiner 3eit, sic
Greiie oieier eriFflaIligen &apitals=
ar1lagen, benz iefpeiIigen Marf= uno
&ronenz&a.rs entipreheno, 5l1 reou5i=
rem, lr1b pertpeiieN mfr altf beret @l11=
tot1ce OH uttoeret Steue, tpori1 1ie
6iberien &egierinbsonleiben gu itar=
nensmertb billigeMf aTSreiien pfferirt
aperben.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-01-01
Gin SIT Ser @erg,ueiflnna!

8ie nerteufelt idledyt .es lu11 Sic
Der Maiirten iteben mnB, gebt
aus einem a1t li6 min5igen @orfaM
berpor, BEN mir biermit beridten
apol1en.
Mm 81. September ianbte SEER
Sobn Irauffer bon go. 421-423
8ra0p 5traBe einen @rief an Serrn
SSubn Irauffer in @ofltetten bei
@rien5, &anton 8er1t, Sdmei5. Ser
grief NOR init elmer amerifanilden
5 gents Warfe perleben l11,b muroe
bon einem 1teutralen 9anoe nad ei<
1tem a10eren n~elttralen 2anoe ge=
ianot. Iroboen ml1r0e oeriel6e BON
DEM offi5ieqen Senior Ser aubeIma=
der geoffnet nnb init Dem offiSieQen
'Siegel u8erificato per GenIura" per=
ieben.
Gin an0erer 8rief, mel6er aus Ser
Sdmei5 mad Serrn grauffer in 3a=
penport 'geldidt apnroe, lit bon ser
fran50iiid)et 3eniur aufgebrod)en
tporoen. SEER Grauffer 1nt oie Set
Den NIT 11eutralen @rief marfen per=
lebenen &llberte an @nn6esienator
&enpon als 9eleee geididt. Mber
freili6, lolange Mmerifa geidaftig
tit, bic &edte gnglanbs g%egeniiber
ben u8arbaren" gu tpabren, miro
man nift gut perlangen fonr1er1, baf
es ieine eigene, nod neutralen 2ail.
bern lbeitimmte 8oit beidiitt. S11 be.
id}aftigt, Inn Die 8arbaren ser Gen.
tralmddte 5l1r Station gu bringen!
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-01-01
9cMtidles Sheoter.
NeuinhrsS 1IErT Me,,i,

Mel,iabrsSllbel Meltiabrs-Grl
bel. nebcrall froblide @elid)ter,
ilberau quite 2al,r1c. Sober bon bot
Spffnlnget ltnO Grtpartungelt, apas
bas Sabr 1916 inns bringelt tpiro.
silennano fam es apiiier atro Dos lit
red1t gut, 0e,nt anie cs olld) fornrlt,
mir Wenifenfinber miiIien es ltinl
ertrase,t, % beiBt es &ppf oben be-
'bolten. Mer 0iieie,t erite11 Sag bes
l1cllen Sobres, Ben lpoIleln mir frob-
lid mrlebet, laden ltl1o ider3en MOL
lell mir, 0ent bas perldeud)t boie
nus traltrige @eoanfelt. 9elln, fallll1
eilte beilere @elegenbeit gibt es sum
2ad)en als bette atbeno iii l1niercm
beutid)en. T6eater. Gin Sdnpanf
v8eid1saoler llllb sternenbanmer".
Sdom Oas @ort sSsdma,tf" lagt
ms, Do gibt es tuas sum 2aben. gs
lit aber al1d) zines Ser mItiglten 5tii-
cfe, Die lie geldrieben aporoen 1irt6.
Gin Shers iagt ben al1oeren llub.
Don e1l1er tott1l1t)en S5el1e "aperoelt.
mir 1T Sic a11bere gefiibrt. &ier5lt
fomntt nod Die 9eietllng Ser einsel=
nett &onen. Shirt 8orib oils u0entid.
Manerifaner 6as lnaB man gcieben
gr bralid1t MIR al,f Sic @lfb<
tie 5lt folna11en nnb es miro eelad)t.
@ir baden ia ldou biel @l,tes unO
Grad)tiges bon ibm gelebelt, aber 0ie=
les Mul lit er tpieoer ga1t5 anoers.
9feben ibm Oscar @ofmanr1, @illp
Miiblbm1, Der 0as 5tiid III gse1e
ieet, ltlro Saraes @hiidlrer. l1no bon
BEN 9alnen SRI. Saral1 OILS cine
fleil1e reiseltbe Mmerifanerill Die
aber trotoem aus 2iebe 5u ii6rem @a=
ter aalt5 pGeltih~ eeblieben lit.
Gin lllitiger 'albeno miro es, 6eIle,r
fann Sober beriidert iein. ellio
Commit, nno m6se ei,t bolles &als
audi nlrieren Shalllpieler1r Elm fro
Der Neujabrsgrnb fem.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-01-01
|garI $. sanrbad, Stu Sau; g. Ms.
Gaben &abe1 Optical 60; @barIcp
@idplmal11, 901 IS. 3. Str; &arrp
@arnfen, Sidels-Yrelton So.
@om suSc a~bbernfcn.
9eter @iu II II / II a.

SIM MercD @oipital lit poraeltcrll
Nadmittag SEER 9eter $. @lning,
eilt otter Mniiebler BON Scott County,
gcitorbet. SEER 9unning erlitt por
mcbreren @pden einen geinbrlld),
als er ait Ser Mltiboll1e lrto 9raop
|Stra6e ausrl,tide. ST mllroe nad
Dent M}ercp Soipital eebrad,t, bod
folt1te er iih llidt nrebr er6olell.
2ange Sabre fat Ser @~erltorbel1e Ell
he fSarm cine Mei1e norolidD bon ser
pStaot an ser 1lrbl1ql,e @oao be=
mirtbldaftet.
gr mllrbe aln 4. Ml1allt 1888 lit
0eutldllan0 geboren ltnb fam dis
Singing l1ab Oel1 Gereinieten Staa=
ten, ulto 5tpar 0ireft nah Scott
County. Sn Sabre 1856 perbeira-
.tbete er itd in England nit Srauleilt
gIi5a gpal1s. Ser 8erltorbene mar
ein @eteram bes @iirgerfrieges. gr
miro iiberlebt bon ser @attii1,, Sic 1T
fritiidem 3l1itanb I'M Mercp Soipi-
tal Oaruieoerliegt lll1o 5lpei Neffen.
Die 8eer0iglng miro bel1te Nad=
mittag I'M s1pei llbr bon @oipling
ltnb Sorrigan's Observation-Disclosures
geidaft aus allf 0erm Safbale 6rieo=
bofe itattfinOen.
5rau Margaret 0roit.
SSt ibrem Seine in geo. 612 @eIt
4. 'Strabe lit eeltern Mprgen I'M
S:45 l1br 6ralt Marsaret Croft, geb.
Sbompiol1, llad) ldneereln &rarfen=
lager geitorben. Die @erltorbene
ml1roe orr 19. Meai 1S47 IN SdIes=
,pig=@olltein geboren nno farn inn
sSsafre 1866 nab 6e1 @ereinigtet
I5taaten, un0 ssuar brett na6 9a=
penport, no lie iid I'M Sabre 1870
unit Serrn Gbriitian Croft perbeiru=
.t6ete. @l1Ber 0em @atten miro Sic
@erltorbene iifprlebt bon 5tpei ain=
bern, Mn11a l1no Mfreb nno elmer
Sbmelter, Sralt S. &%iloebruno in
8eutldlan0. Die geerbigung miro
anr Wtof1tag y%tadpnittag 1ln 5Dei llbr
DOM S%terbebaltle aus allf Dem ltaoti=
ld)en 6rieobof ltattfi1toen.
SEQ 90 COS ratb. !,
Srl Sitter BON 10 Sabren lit ge=
iterlt Morgen SEQ Mc@ratb inn
WfercD Soipital nod laiingerem &ral1=
fpnInnnr annSAo,Ihntf No,. S2o,.;4, ,.I, o,,n
tplrOe ont 10. olpril 1896 in 0apen=
port geboren ulto bat bier Seit iei=
mes 2ebens gepobnt. gr miro iiber=
lebt bon BEN gltern unb eirem 8rn=
Der. Die 8eeroigrng miro am Mol1=
tag Maorge1t per glitomobil bonn SET
me pon &erra2&. 6. @abl Don So.
1929 @eIt g.. Strabe NIT elmer Iruu=
erneiie Inn 1rel1t l1br in Ser ct. Ma=
rp's Stride auf DEM @olp 6an1ilp
5rie0bof ltattfinoen.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-01-01
Observation-Disclosures.

SIM morgigen Men6 finoet pie-
Der eilte Der beliebten &artenipiel=l1n-
terbaltrngett Ser 1on1enieftion ser
SOP Iurltgen1ei1lbe III Ser El1rnbal=
lie itatt, gu Ser 1ia ieoenfals Ser IT'D
'lide groBe geil1b einiteaen miro.
'Sfat, Ginh, &alnib llnb 500 hper=
Ben geipielt. Ser @intritt betragi
-25 Gents. 9as Observation-Disclosures
'beitebt aus Sen Samen 5rau Dtto
aiibl, Otto sdMfer, .!grn1t Otto.
Molpb 5dref, Gut. lgdert, Map
&lbl, g.. Snioer, 81. Moner n1r6 sen
6rls. 2eota aiibl1 Mntonia 9erg,
Marie Berg aln6 Selen Martens.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-01-01

Norolid bon Nit. Sop lit Sic
gdapeined)olera aufgetretem bod lit
ole gitl1ation gen1aB ser @rflarlrng
bes NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. gadperitat1t=
bigen rs. 81. 8liB p%orlal1fig l1idt
emit. 9ie gbolera lit nnter. Ser
Sdmeineberoe al1f ser Sarm BON
Sranf @agbagen al1seebro6en. Sic
sdnpeine iilO NIT Serltqn seimpft
lporoen.
81. Nape, 3abnar5t Security
.s1iIoing. (Ans.)
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-01-01
2DfaIer @ettuberidA

9apenport, 81. 9e5.
Iurdidnitts : 9arometeritano 30.14
Illrdldnitts Semperatur . "a
S1dite Gemperatltr lbemte /. . 81
Mieorigite Gemperatl1r leste geadt 81
MorrnaIe Senrperatur fir 50
Sabre %
Durdidnittlide Seudhsfeit Ser
Suit SO
Mieoeridloe III "a Stun6en . s.
gorberridenoe @inoridtuttg . @.
@aiierita1ao lllal41 llbr Margens &C
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-01-01

anftri@e gu nternen. lin
alte Selfarbenz obar 2adan1tri9e,
bic ielblt Der itartiten Gauge pibers
lte9er, gu entfernen, gtbt es fem 6eiz
leres Wiittel, als cine Mi19ung bon
einem Sell serpentinD1 NIT 5tpei
Geilen Salmiatgeiit. Die beiben
5liiifisfeiten peroen in elmer Slaf9e
10 lange gef@iittelt, Bis tie ft4 Mild
artig perbinben. Sic 10 entftanosns
8ei5e bringt man mittelit etnas
Mers. auf Sen Mnitrid, Del. li9 To-
oann na9 einisen Mtnuten lei9t
tpegtpii9en lGbt.
Ritt. Sin einfa9es Mittel, INN
lied" g%elpor0ene @egenitdnoe, 3. 9.
t!eine @ieBtannen, @a1en poer an
ocre Sa6en, bic ni1t fir beibe JliiIz
1sgfeiten beitimmt itno, i9nea pisosr
Drauabar gu madSr, 1T ~ .8nstz
maize! @uf bic trodene Sropfiteue
19miert mon re9t felt ettpas &nsfz
maiIe, tpie tie sic Rinber BON. M}oSe!l=
lieren benuben, unb Ser @egenitalo
hlrb no9 lange balten. =
Nerbofitdt, @6laflo5tgfeit
1no aqe nit Dem 9eroen auiamz
menbGnsenben 8ef9nerben la1en
it9 milbern bur4 folgenbes unI9abz
li@es Mittel: Man mi1dt alei9e
Sell P%feffermin5tee, 8ulbriantpurz
5el, Neltennur3el unb pomeron3enz
blatter, ldBt ei1en gebduften @BlDffel
bon NIT anei 9dfIen. fo9enoem Waiz
Ter IL Stunbs in beoedtem @efGb
5ieben unO trintt bteie Menge auf
einmal.
Mn SteIlegber erpe i often
eemmel, bic gu Bleif9br0f6tn,
8eefiteats ". IN. binaugefiist tperz
ben mul1en, tann man eben1 pgut eine
robe &artDffel burd Bic Miibre geben.
Dabur4 tperben bic 8rDt9en loder
iiab 1aftig unbs es eribrtgt '1td aqBetrz
benz nod, elm 81 bin3uaufiigsn.
9utes &Dlnii9es Maffer
tann man i9 lei9t auf folg9nbe
Meiie beritellen: guf 1 auaartr 90.
p%roaentigen Spiritus nimmt man ellie
Drittel hinge BersemottenDl, cine
Srittel l1n5e portusal0l GiBes SO.
meran5en0D, Elm DreiBisitel OranSens
b%liiten0l, Elm DreiBisftel Mosfnaffn5l.
pie Wii6ung 1T tiiAtig ali 19iittsltl
unb in gut iGliebertoen 5lai9en allf=
aubepabren.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-01-01
slnf Scr @tcQc actDbtct.

Sat ser seabe ser Scout gtreet
Wriide lpltroe geitern Morgen ein
bislang mioentifi5irter Mar1t, Der.
mntbli6 elm larOmirfbidaftIid)er Dir
better, bon Bug geo. s.. bem &ody
Weon1ttain 2ilnite0, Der Mod Sslanb,
%iiberfabrelt ltnb allf ser sfelle aetoo-
tet. Sic idreflid neritiilunelte Set
DE tpltroe nad1 Dem 2eid,etbei totter
>. s. Sill gebradt. Ser 2ofomntiip.
fiibrer erflarte, Sen Mann nid)t qeie=
ben 81 baben. Sn SEN Sqlde1 be=
fanoen iid %erploOirte @emebrfugel,l,
Die Den aorper bein1 lteberfabrsel,
ld)limm auseinam6ergeriiien batten.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-01-01
Wejri 96rfte gren3fontrore

Welrf 9arfte @ren5foutrone
It bon idlpei5erif4er Scite gegeu Ge=
FeretA ous militdrildcn unb aplz
politifden Griinoen ~angeoronet; II. a.
1T BON einsr 8efanntma9unq Neg
gerritprialtpmmqnoos bas gefahren
bes Rhsias auf @9pei5erfette BON Der
gnenbabnbriide BON Rasa5 Bis our
Minoung in Den 8ooeniee unb Der
i'll ben Rbein miinoenben 8%innenta<
adle 5nr. Na6t5eit perboten.
- Sic tenntibn n. profeKor:
Sd iperbe bic Goden beiprgen, Sez
lene, lieh. id babe MIR opei &nopfe
ms Sai4entuh gema6t.
Jrau Profehor: Den einen, oamit
.Ou bas 3abupulDer, uno ben anberan
Damit Du Die 8rlefmarten peraiRt!
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-01-01
5tabt nnb County.
samstas, ben /. Sannar,
@eHer6eridG
@oibington. /. &ar.

@aibington, 1. San.
Slainois: @egelr llno fortoau=
: errD miloe Semperat1r Samstag
!: l1nb @om1tag; falter Sonntag
9sadt 1n0 5dptee.
Sir Soma: &eeen Samstag lino
Spmtag. Scatter gonntag NIT
S6nee inn @elten u10 &egat o0er
rShnee int Often.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-01-01
8rnnSeiscut6,rms : l1ebcrtrasnnseu,

9aperport Sotne Site an CHARLES
6. Morep, $3.50, sot s, Some Site
Mo6itioM.
Stto @nrbed on CLARA @ilion,
Gbel BON 9ot 8 nnb 8, 8lod 2,
GREEN'S Mooition ST.
Jranf @. Solo ur1o 6ralt an Sar=
III @oetbals, ST, ghid aan6 in Ml=
len's @rope Somnl6ip.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-01-01
SIM heutiae1t Iaae finbet

Sim beutigen Gage finoet MIR
cine ein5ige Mlieferung Don Noitia=
den in Der gan5en Staot itatt. Sic
&oitidalter tperoen BON Morgens 8
ibis 10 llbr geoffnet iein. Gle Gin
lammlnng bon &oitlad)en geldiebt
1pie gelp0bnli6.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-01-01

Saber1 sic fbo,t Dl6 Miliior
Bier probirt? @Iei1 NIT Dem beltet1
mportirten @ier 1inp empfoDlen bon
ben Doftoren. Sod Sslan6 8retping
60. Mna.)