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Omaha daily bee., 1916-02-23
SYNOPSIS.

MARY Page, actress. Is accused OF the
murder OF David Pollock and is defended
by her lover, Philip Langdon. Pollock
was Intoxicated At Marys trial she
testifies that Mary threatened Pollock
with II previously. and Mary's leading
man duplicates Langdon. How Mary
Is a mystery. Brandon tells OF a strange
nahd print he saw on Mary's shoulder.
Further evidence shows that horror of
uilhk produces temporary insanity In
Mary. The defense Is "repressed psy-
chosis Witnesses described Marys
thghl from her Intoxicated father and
her fathers suicide
Omaha daily bee., 1916-02-23
POLICE SEEK LITTLE LAD
WHO RAN AWAY MONDAY

Juvenile officers ana tne police are
searching for Ralph I<iehl. 10 years OF
age. who is said to have taken 80 OF
his mothers money and left their homo
az liz South Nineteenth street Monday
Omaha daily bee., 1916-02-23

to keep David Pollock out OF the room
OF your new patient-Aiss Pager
II felt that | ought to know what
he looked like that I might make no
mistake. 80 ! went down the hall towards
ITO Be Continued Tomorrow
Omaha daily bee., 1916-02-23

no be Continued Tomo
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1916-12-01
TWO NEGROES ARE Held
AS HIGHWAY THIEVE'

MIDDLETOWN, Del. Dec wit
liam Travis and Eugene Davis, colored,
were, held in 5000 bail for court before
Magistrate Sparks yesterday on the
charge Of highway robbery made by Mss.
lola Carroll Davis. wife of raliroad
telographer AS she was walking down
Main street in Middletown she was
roughly jostled by Negro wearing a
light overcoat, and handbag contain.
ing $50, which she was carrying, was
snatched from her arm. Chef of Police
Hilyard arrested Travis. who told a
rambling story Of having just bought
the overcoat from Eugene Davis for a
dollar. Davis, when arrested, told Of
having sold the coat few minutes be-
fore the robbery In view of the con.
ficting testimony as to the time and as
Mrs. Davis positively recognized the coat
the magistrate held both Of the prison
ers. \ small part of the money was re.
covered.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1916-12-01
TWO NEGROES Held
FOR KILLING another
Sweetheart Compelled to
Aid, She SayS-Body
Found in Canal
CRIME COMMITTED
LAST SEPTEMBER

GEORGETOWN. Del. Dec. l.
Charged with having killed Harry
Parker. colored. last September, Ad
Hargis and William Prettyman. also
Negroes. we're arrested here wednes-
day night In a quarrel at the cottage
of Webster Purnell at Lewes Bea h
over Josephine Tinele. Il is alleged
that the prisoners held Parker while
one Of them cut his throat
II is further charged that three wo-
men were forced to take part in the
crime. Parker was in a mangled con-
dition when his body was found in the
Lewes Canal. II was first thought
that Parker had fallen overheard.
The dead man sweetheart was
compelled, il is asserted, to aid in the
mutilation. She told her story IN tears
al the cottage when State officerG
compelled her to go over the whole
affair.
The place was one OF disrepute and
fights we're so frequent that, accord ng
to the police. one man and a woman
slept all night while the crime was
being committed.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1916-12-01
"Pop. Pop" 60 Corks rs Beautiful
Women Dine in the New Paris

tinue his rounds without prejudice
to himself or his wares. This he
could scarcely do anywhere else, even
in the United States or Argentine
despite the fact they are neutrals,
too. for here he is practically on the
field and i'm direct communication
with even the Germans who can
weekend here and get back TO Berlin
10 report in very few hours
Big business IS being done here.
The great iewelry establishments --
as many and as fine almost as one
finds In New York. Chicago Buenos
Ayres or London-are selling as
never before, and at advanced prices.
Millions seem to be made dails-
And the whole city reflects the love
IN golden glow Of yellow coins. The
place seems happy. the happiest I've
seen anywhere since the war began
happier even than New York There
Is hustle everywhere, but despite u
folks here seem to have the art OF
elegant living down to almost as fine
a point as they have In Paris
So as the sun goes down. lights
blaze in restaurants. such as Broad
way never dreamed OF, and corks be-
gin 70 fly.
Sleek men in vide expanses Of shirt
front. beautiful women. mauicured and
coiffed and dolled up; busy walters,
radiant with large tips In prospect;
subdued lights the color OF canteloupe
or old gold or pink; the tinkle of
fountains: the throbbing OF orches-
tras, which know enough not to play
too loudly: flowers; growing palms
seductive perfumes; bank-notes OF
large denominations; laughter; eyes
with sde-long glances. This is Stock
/ holm.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1916-12-01

crown, which is covered with silver
lace embroidered and banded in glis-
tening sequ'ns.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1916-12-01

ever known because you don't have
10 fool and putter around with your
corns. harness them up with ban
dages or try TO dig them out
"GETS-IT is a liquid. You put on
few drops in few seconds. It
dries It's painless. Put your stock
ing on right over il. Put on your reg
ular shoes. You won't limp or have
a corn "twist in your face. The
corn, callus or wart will loosen from
your toe-off IL comes. Glory hallelu-
iah, "GETS-IT" is the biggest sell
ing corn remedy in the world. When
you try t. YOU know why.
"GETS-IT" is sold and recommend
ed by druggists everywhere. 25c a
bottle, or sent on recent OF price by
+. Lawrence 8 Co. Chicago, III.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1916-12-01
BY WIN. PHILIP SrnTs.
United Press stan Correspondent

7
STOCKHOLM. Nov. s.-(By MaiD--
This Is the New Eldorago This is
The New Paris Some call It "the We
nice OF the North. but ii Is Just
stockholm. today the most cosmopol-
itan city in the world. with a charac-
Ter entirely It's own.
Enough champagne is drunk here
nightly 20 float "a battleship. Enough
money is spent daily TO ransom a
king The drinkers are the peoples
OF AN nations. and the spenders are
not confined TO any race nor any
,,ime.
incidentally the American Legation
here is one OF the busiest doing husi-
ness anywhere under the Star Span
eied Banner. Minister Ira Nelson OF
Chicago. needs keep up a9full head
on steam day and night TO clear the
work pour ng into his Office. The
Affairs Of Austria. Germany. Turkey
Bulgaria. Russia and Roumania, are
cleared through the Legation al
stockholm 1t is here that much OF
The work of exchanging prisoners
between Russia and Germany Is con
Quoted. Il IS here. too. that Russian
money for the relief Of prisoners IN
Germany Is handled. and visa versa
In q few months Germany has turned
over 10 the Legation over 5O.OOO,OOl
roublos for German prisoners IN Rus
STA
Then there are the letters TO open
read and answer AS many as 49,
letters came from Germany in one
dav asking for Information about pris-
oners I'm Russia other letters com
from Swedes in America. or Ameri-
cans of Swedish origin asking for
information. One man wrote that ne
had heard that Swedish women we're
powerfully beautiful. and asked the
Minister TO find him a wife 10 bring
10 America.
OF course the Ministers representing
the belligerent countries are not par
ti-aisYiv "chummy" with one an
other. n tho British Minister wishes
70 say something 10 the German MN
lister for example, u Is obvious thar
he does not cali on him and whisper
II iendorly into his ear. He requests
INC American Minister to do the thing
FOR him. as a rule. and the same rule
holds good as between most OF the
lther diplomats
one hears good things about Mn
isfer Morris They say that despite
hie exceedingly delicate position as
liolomatic representative and go-be-
tween FOR SO many enemy powers, he
has the confidence and esteem OF
ihrm all
business men from an over the
world flock here As the countries
N war do not like to have commercial
travellers. or any other kind Of trav-
eiers. passing IN and out OF their ter
rifory. Sweden. az the doorway %
Russia. Germany. England Austria
and france has been made headQuar-
,ors for business men for all over the
world tho United States Canada Az
rcntine Denmark Holland. Spain
prazil chit China and all the rest
And Stockholm Is Headquarters 70
everybody WITH ANYTHING 20 sell be
new invention for killing folks. OF
n,ient food calculated Ia contai
nnur'ahment in one pill box Th
idea here IN stockholm is y a bus
ness man tries 20 sell Russia. an
Ruesia doesn't buv. he Is not barre
From calling on Germany TINT sam
afternoon and offering Il TO her
she doesn't buy, the agent may cor
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1916-12-01
DUES RHEUMAT ISM
BOTHER YOU?
Many Doctors Us Musterole

So many sufferers have found relief
In Musterole that You ought 10 buy
small Jar and try it.
Just spread il on with the fingers. Rub
Il IN. First you feel q gentle glow, then
a delicious. cooling comfort Mustcrolc
routs The twinges loosens up stifened
joints and muscles.
MuSerole is a clean. white ointment,
made with oil Of mustard. II penctrates
TO the scat OF PAIN and drives IL away,
but does not blister the tcndcrest skin.
u takes the place Of the MISSY, old
fashioned mustard plaster.
Mhsterole is recommended for bron-
chitis, Group. asthma. nleurisy. lumbago
neuralgia spraius. bruises. stiff neck
headache and colds OF the chest Git often
prevents pneumonia
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1916-12-01
"See How That Corn
COmeSClear Off,

@GETS.II- LOOsens Your COrns
Right on. It's the Modern Corn
Wonder Never Fails.
ITS hard TO believe anything could
act like that in getting a corn of.
why. just lifted that corn right
of with my finger nail. 'GErS-lT'
is certainly wonderful Yes, GETS
TT" is the most wonderful corn-cure
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1916-12-01
THEE STEALS HOG

Special TO THE EVENING JOURNAL.
DOVER, Del, Dec. 1.-AS yet no
clue has been obtained to the theft of
the $50 pound hog stolen from a pen
on the farm Of Miss Frances Spain.
in West Dover hundred, Tuesday night
or early Wednesday morning. The
hog was killed in the pen and taken
away presumably in a wagon.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1916-12-01

The middle blouse is taking on
fine airs. Behold this one in pale yell
low pussy willow taifeta gorgeously
embroidered in blue. green and gold,
The fluffy cuffs are Georgette crepe
in pale blue. The belt is faced with
blue.
OF course. this lovely garment is
not officially known as a middle
blouse. II has been renamed a Rus
sian blouse. II is Fashion Art
League OF America des gn, by the
way. which means il has class in the
fashion world.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1916-12-01
IMPROVING THE CAUsEWAY.

Martin Z. Smith, Levy Court com
missioner Of the Fifth district. has a
force Of men al work on the south
Market street causeway. In order TO
keep the teams from damaging the
new work the causeway has been
blocked on
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1916-12-01

Goods at sacn flee prices are con-
stantly offered in the Want Ads
Adv.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-01-02
Sins Der gDcatcrwelt.
o@obim SuuS."

uglubin 5000, oieles d3araftcriiti=
lde a;llerifamiid1c @erf Der lcid,ten
Wfllle, oas i1l alien Sbcilcn scr @clt
baredtigtes gltiicben erre9t bat, &C.
la,lgt bertc 9ben0 micSerl,m I'M
@urtis Spern6mls sur Allffiibrllla,
ltacboen es hereits gcltern 9fadmit=
toy ullp Mbeno Dor gltten &aliert
ilber Die Sretter gcaalgen mar. Sic
Sc &pptlt Opera Company, meld9e
Die Sper bier 5urMltffitbruna bringt,
lit bon ibrem friiherct Sluftretcn fer
aufs GortGeileaitIte 6efamlt. Sic
perfiigt luuobl ii6er quite soliiten
pie iiher eiltcn trcffliden Gbor.
v&obin @ooo" par bus critic gro
bere mnerifdl1iid e Mlllifapcrf, mel
DIES il sSp1oon allfgefii6rt mlroe
ltno atlgenaeiltc1t geifau eciu,Dell
bot.
gpr mebrercn Mpllaten crbielt Sic
Ie&ooelt Opera Company. cine Gin=
|loonna. in Ocnr arnBen freicn grie=
dildem G6eater Der ltuiperiit1t bon
Californian sll Ipielelt. 5000 Gerip=
lrcl. lolen oanlals Dem Spiel SIT.
Size @irtb Of Mdtiun" e
I Sttr airh Of q gaatiu1 ~ & pufl
bas grDBte jGllols lit S5elle CELESTE
@anoelbilo. lpiro bonn 8. sSSal1ltar af
altf SlDci @oden int 9llrtis Spcrll.
balls sur Mltffiibrl1tg %gelangen. Oil
Sriginalproonftipn bon 8. @, @rif:
|fitb periest inns in bic 3eit Ses Sir.
~gerfrieges init allen leillen Sdlred.
niiien. Cine Ser berpprragenoitel
IS5enen oes @ilOes bc1teft in Sci
l1e5ergabe Dcs Generals Sec in Sen
lhiltorild)en Mc2ean Seine it Sci
Nad)baridait BON %sppolnator Sc
ridtsEeaaltoe. Die Nolle bon @elre
raj @uEnt miro bon 9pllalo @ris}
oerforpert l1no oie bon General 2el
bon @Gnaro @ape. SSl1 Sen gilDerl
lebe11 mir Sic Mitglieoer Der Stab'
Der 9efeblsbaber Ser ii1 feinolih &c
geniiberltebe,t0en Mrllcerl. Sic lle6er
gabe crIulgte allt 9. 9lpril 1865.
See l)at iid) SIT oisien1 lasten @a1l
&c belonOers iorgfdltig gefleioet
1pabreno Grants &leionllg oelttlid
Die Splrelr Der &alnpag11e seiasl1.
gs lit eilte befalllte I1atIadse, sol
Sablreidc Nnbanger Ser nieocrge
u1ngeltel fonfoOerirten Staaten oel
&annpf oltrdl @l~leriaafrieg fortS1tie
ten lpiiltid)tell, abltlid mie oie gltrcl
Ben gnslanoern Dor eil1er &eibe pol
Sabrelr sllriief Mfonate lang 0l1rt
&leinfrieg SIT ldaffen madjte1. Sob
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-01-02

Carl Gife, Scr Sllltge pon Gltincp,
ST.. Ser bier lettcs9od}e einen mertb-
loien Gbed ausgegeben 6atte, tit Iebt
BON Ser Eoli5ei f~reigelaiiell ullo nadJ
Guincp abgcididt moroen, nadJoem
Der Gbed gut gelnaft moroen lpar.
goluntpclerf Slltboro Itelte mab-
reno oes peraangenen Sahres 1888
Observation-Disclosures aus, 50 iiir
Sen Wtonat Ie5ember.
4
3ie Glfs batten aln Sploeiter-
abeno cine altene6m perlaufene
9teujabrsfeier in ibrem Semi. Gle
nreiIten Der Mitelieoer batten lid 81
Ser 6eier eingeltellt.
Sn aetpanee lit Dor cinigen Sagen
Der groBe @oplaportb &c lrnb Toe
|Store ousge6rannt. Ser alt9eridte.
te Sd}aOen lit elm betrad)tlider.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-01-02
StarkT heater
224 @arrtiOu strafe.
: gf5arau,m fir tiefe wpde::

Spnntaa: vgolorabp", g. Steel
WSpD. 6erbert @ostportb. Iltglljtl1S
Ibomon's 9rpBes ipcltl. 9ran,a. g6opz
lin Gomcbp.
Momtas: a@rpfen Coin, gp. 10.
g. gllliarb u1b S. Sorpe. Scbcsmal
better. u@ecflp 1914. Cine Malie Ser
l1cltcltcn @ricss6ilber.
ncuelten &riegsbil6tr. .Mctors front
tie Slrn9lc", nad bem 2sben auf9ee
llp1l1n1cl.
9ieastaa: Size refparb", 3 Mecl.
Sing 9a9aott. u2isaYileo but bis<
crbcreD".
Mittiupdj: Ste 2ions @arb~, brci
Mecl 101 gilpl. gcttp gdabc llnS
Saul. Bourgeois. u8ius &llllnber &
Saunders 9iu",s@cc. Yptel.
9pnncrstas: vgbe beart Of a tig@
req. 3 Steel, 101 gilon. SAUL @pur<
gcois nll0 Gountcb 9tpIili, Mtaritini.
u@beil 8ilie ment @ilb". Sic. Gotc(.
Srcitas: u9lopo &eritage", 3 Steel.
@lpbbeu Salnls nllb 8ettD @raD. 90
kidnapping tbe Sings aibs". 90.
glber uno IS. 9enrg.
suunabcnh: .2il Mpr @elteru"
3 Steel W1arp Sllller nno 8nul Ean=
ser. u8ab's aipful beeb". 90. Mlbcl
unb 8nt. Sranep.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-01-02

@ilfes gont6 mar ). 9. Scr 9(nIitbt,
Die llnferitilburg 6es Siibens nad]
Der Grmorolng non Gralioent Gin
coln int elnefn llellen Sample 5t ba=
ben. @ir ner6ell ii6er oieies @an=
belbilo nod 9tGiheres berid}ten.
16e GGainpa91e 8irls.
Cue GurIesfe beioneers prideln=
Ser slrt miro llt an1 Montag 9l6en0
mi gnrtis 1Aperlthalts in Der Gor=
filbrlntg Der r|Gbatnpagle Gelles"
allf gut oelttI1 Der Seft~g&eiGer -
ac6otell mer0eil. Nad) YreBacriGten
lit es cine gllrlasfe Ser nltcn SGllle,
Sa5el Scftoa erldeint IN Der Mpng
Ser GrinlaSonna. Sic aonlooiantel,
Der Srltpre Iino Nriilt So Sltcas Mll
@alter Gan.' Scr Ghnr lit gldn5ello.
llno ltebt alelt SSrculloell elmer glttel1
@nrlesfe ein persnilgter @heno IN
sluslid}i.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-01-02
Ntncs ala Sod SslanO

OF. @. $. Garl, Elm iriibcrcr Gin=
lro1ner bon Jou Sslan0, iii ON lct-
ten MittmudJ nad langer &ranflclt
in ioil1em Sein1 SIT Sos IAsslcs,
Gol., i'm SITTER Don SO Ssalren ae=
3torfc1. ST mllrGe ol1 2. 6ctrl1nr
hsT n etrnit, Miidl., ge5oren 1tllo
sfam ais Heilles &illo nit neu Glterll
l1adJ 9lod Sslano. Madoen1 CT bicr
nlshrc@ Sabre OILS slr5t prafti5irt
bette, reiite CT lad) Dem @eiten. ST
nerbciratfste it'd on1 %. Scbrltar
1906 nit Sri. @elcn stcbbins pom
|Gaecnport, bic CT lleblt Ser Mlttter
lrlo cilen> Gnfel oabierA billterlabt
Sic 2eide miro wubridcinlld) bier
Der sun @e%eroiglm9 oebradgt meroea.
@G6relro oas pergalleenen SSh6res
ltcatc Ser Itaotiid,e @allinipeftcr
George &lilg GrlaubtiBideil1e fin
cteftrild}e Nrbeiten sum @eiallunlthc-
)trasc BON S60,Sl6 n1s. Ger Mionai
Sllll mar oer bette mabrello oes Sab
reg.
Die geeroisunA Ser Tralt Senrr
Igmolot, bie in Ghieagu 1tarh, finOe1
om Sunntag Nadrnlittag l,ont @allil
fires Sobllcs, Sobn Irtebl, lite
81. StraBe, olts ouf Dem Gine Sill
Iricnbof i1 Iapcnfprt ltatt. Ealtol
Is. s. &olf BON Ser bcrtldSen sSrie.
ocnsaemeinOe miro Bic Scid)enreog
balteu.
Iie. @eeroiglltg Ser a1r 0reitae
Morgen reinforcement lSralt MarD s
ge6rcns finoet am Molltag Madn1it
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-01-02

tag bonn SrauerbauIe Gus allf Dem
Gbippiantod 6riebeof itatt. 4aftor
9ioli mirsoie s%eidlenreoe 6alteh.
@abreno OeS pergangenelt sSabres
sa5 es IN Npd SkloHo 1853 @teur-
ien aeseniifer 1916 I'M Sabre Dor
fer. SSlll alollat April betrlg bic
3abl Ser @e6llrtell 10.
Mad] ldllaerer araufbeit ltarb Dor
geIter1 9{adplittag in Ieinem SCENT
III Genter Station 8. Mf. Mlloerlon,
Gin lalr9labriser @inpo6ter BON @od
Sslano GollltD, I'M 2llter Don 50
Sobrell. ST muroe lit SdJpeocn ee=
boren ln0 fam in Sitter uon 81 SSab=
rem ms 2ono ullo sleid1 nad) Iocf
Sslalto. Sic llcberlebenoell lino sic
Nrali, ied5s &inoer ull0 cine al15abl
Gnfel. Sic @eeroiglulg finnet bel1te
9~}odn1itto9 bonn Sralter1al1ic aus allf
Sent G5ippiallnod sSrieoNof ltatt.
SreunSc 0es Gerlt5rbulelt mcroel1
als Saratragcr fltnaircn.
@cirat5s GrlauMfibidcinc.
Charles g. @iaioms ullo Sri.
Sape 90. GbnarSaruer, MSilan.
Sod @ooaea, ct. @ouis, MSo., inns
5rl. 9ellu gasper, @atertomn, 81.
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Sais, Moline.
starlep Gec lino SRI. Mltbp 9
Gries, Roef SsIano.
6. Gsrllaro a}oGerts ltro Sri. SIN.
10 6. @rcullec1 Mtolinc.
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Nlfcr, gl6allp, 81:
Gull Geridjt oss goulltp 5beriffs
Nidpnloro 5llfolge lloAnl er lpdhrelll
0cs peraalgalen Nahres S9,950.4e
on @cbiifrdn Elm. @iiilrelln oes Sob
res lpltrou1 1,062> @efangel1e in
eor1tpgef0nsnib i~beberbergt, boz
ncld1et 99S pieoer entlaiisn mllr
Den, 10 DOB it'd nod GA 6eiangel,
inn Gefangllib befinoen. Sl1 Gor1
5ell mltroen IS SrrIinnigc ln1o ion
Itl9e Natienten lad) Dem @atertoml
Mlpl gebradJt, s Maocfen lr1o 5 &na
ben lpltrncn nad Den nerid)icocnel
Observation-Disclosures uehrudlf. inns 3.
@efanaelle ladl Dem Staats5lld)tban'
III Solicit.
Die @oli6ei nabm mabreno Sc;
rerfloiIenell 0iollnts Mir 113 Ser
6aftltnaen ppr, 90 StaofNinc nlo q
Istaatsfale. Ter Acknowledgements
|apilroe Al Mal gebraltd)t urlo Sc.
G%atrolpaaen IS Mal. 592 ugSan
Serer" erbielten SbNad i'll Der Goli
5eiitation.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-01-02
@iele 9cute ,uiilen cs niht.

Cine trage 2eber lam eil1er 4erlpn
1ehr piel l1l1gelcacuhciten berctten. In<
idae ppn gdmirpel, &opfldrmer5ei1,
Soartlcibiafcit uno @a(lcnfllB INN
5idhcre 3cid)clL Dob SIRE 2chcr Stlte
ben6thiat. Mbmcl lie ST.. aings
Neip 2ifc Hins nnp lehcn sic, lple bic
Ielben SIR ennses Spltcm %alltballcll
helien. Gbcnfnls gut fir ben Wnaell.
Silft Scr @%crbnuung. Mcintgt oas
@lut llnb crbcllt Sic 8alltfarbc. gillr
25c bel Sbren Ipotbcfern. (an5)
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-01-02

SIN 2empers fano unldn9lt
au gbren pes 8iirsermeiiters Dr.
Rutolpsti, Der pon Den Rul1m l;rtz
aelbleppt puroe. elm srobes Usit
ltatt. Dit @taOt batte Tlaesensala
allgelegt. Die geiamte YepDlterullg
beteiliate 1id an benz Set, oas nit
einem JeiteotteSbienit uno @eoeRtieiS
ern in ben S9ulen einseleltet Durpes.
Die llmbenennung bsr Sbeateritrabe
in Mutopsfi1 trabe purbe in teiers
lider Meiie por9enpmmen. M6enps
fanb i'm ltabtiiden Sbeater cine Self
boritelluna ftatt. Den sanaen Gag
iibsr purben 5ammlun5en fir Den
&utopsfifpnbs Deron1taltet, fur DELI
fen ipcbltotigen Smed cine an}ebnltGe-
@umme 5ufammenfam.
Gin d ne j ri Il dS
Gei9aftsbaus batie fransDIfdeS ST.
garettenpapter, Dos es in Jorm ppn
8osen in Die @atpei5 brabte. bort
aeri9niiten, in 8iihel@en aufgemdbt
mo Damn na9 9eutialanb eiasez
fabrt. Die nsltl@e 3onftele bat Die
@infubr 5%ugeloIen, ba ft Der Nnlicbt
ipar. bab .es iiA I'M Sinblid nuf Sic
Mrt Der gerarbcitung ni9t mebr i'm
tm. frana0itl9es. lpnoern UNI ein
I1pei5eril9es Grseugnis banole. Die
GirettibbebDrbe bat jebo6 iebt, nie
omtli9 mitgeteilt miro, bus 3olamt
ongepieien, oll9 oas in Der erpdbn=
ten Meile in Der @9neia berarbeitete
ltanoDii19e 3isarettenpopier tiinftig
ai9t mebr our Gtnfu9r 5uoulanen.
9u tenmittel ii + ainber.
Cine Meiieripibe aodIala, bpppelt-
foblen1anres Matrpn unb @almtafz
p,lper nerben gemt1dt, in elmer tleiz
men So11e Maifer gelDit unb nad Sc
famad nit 3uder Derlest: Son Die
Ter 2Diuns gibt mon tletnen ainoern
etne1 &inberlDffel, er0beren eineu
GblDffel Doll ollie 5mei Stunoen.
9bFfIeden entfernt mon,
ipenn Ite frif9 limb, auf lebr einfaebe
Meile: Man legt Die befledten @tel=
len iiber cine Mafiertanne (Yit4er)
u1lb stebt todenbes @a1ler burh bns
s3eug. Sinh Die SIefen i9on dlter
ober iGon in Der Mdlde sepeien, il
muB ma11 itarfere Mittel a%ntDensen.
sunk Seiipisl, inbcm Non Die betrefs
fenOen Giellen tnr5e Seit in Deroann-
les Guu DC SaoeIle pber paiier:st
gblortolis aI1lna-le9t. Iuflser muf
1ofort gut nit lpeidlsm Mailer nad|:
ae'pilt tperben. SbFflede !a1fen I'D
aA9 oura ciniae 5rppien Sitrcae1
faft auf bic T(eae beiettiscn; eoe.tl&
DsrI9Dinben bieielben, penn mu11 er
lpeuig WenFeinTaure auf ben MN
iDtpod n%aseIeudteten @tel!en Der.
reiot. SIN allen Jallen lit fofortise;
gin@ipaiGen NIT neil1em Wa1ier sr:
forberlid. Muh burh Mbreiben mi
l5piritps tSnnen Sbsflede beieitia
ipertea. Gin anDeres einfa3eS Wit
tel belteDt burit, baB mon Die flef;
et1, etellen einise @tunben in Mad
eintpeiden ldbt unb tie bann mt
iarem @qNiIty uno' Settle na@pa'a1
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-01-02

Ger San1let miro pprlauiiq
noul Spielplnn o6aeiebt meroeL oenit
CT iaat: . ldlmol5e oodl Dies all5ll-
fette Ileild" mas alaenblidliA
iibel alracbrad)t mare.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-01-02

Srct oes @eItreGa1s, ollie
NrenlGmnrte allsslnller6en, miro mon
oas @ort .Gptlin" an Iettloien Ia
gen mmcnoeu miilien "a 9ibt ea
fcillen Getter.