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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-03-21
SAGE TEA DANDY
TO DARkEN HAIR
IT'S GRANDAlOTHER's RECIPE no
BRING BACK COLOR AND
LUGTRE 10 HAIR.

You can turn gray, faded hair beau
tffuliy dark ana lustrouA almost over
night II you'll get . 60-cAnt bottle OF
.Wyeth's Sage and sulphur Com
pound" ut any drug store. Millions
Of bottles Of this old. famous Sage Tea
Recipe are sold annually. says q we'll
known DRUGGIST here, because II dark.
ems the hair 30 naturally and evenly
that no one, can tell II has been ~.
piled.
Those whose hair II turning gray.
becoming faded. dry, scragtly. and thin
have a surprise awaiting them, be-
cause after one or two applications the
gray hair vanfshes ana your locks be.
come luxuriAntiy dark and beautiful
al dandruff goes. scalp itching and
falling hair stops.
This 10 the are OF youth. Gray
haired, unAttractive folks aren't want
ed around. 20 ost busy with Wyeth's
Sage and sulphur tonight and you'll
be delighted with your dark. hand
some hair and your youthful appear
snea within few aAya---A ~
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-03-21

FL Paso. March 1o.--A band Of
Ssllistas swept down upon one Of Gem
erAl Fershings supply cAravAns San
stry night. capturing several horssA
according to report received by
General Gavsra
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-03-21

AeGVVcftmk = TO- hAA0e~Ss
Miss Bessie Terrell, who 10 night su-
pervisor Of Virginia Hospital, In recov-
ering from q serious illness. the result
of an operation.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-03-21
Great Shop Meetinx Reeulaa

One OF the notable features Of y6o.
terday's shop meetings was the -.
spouse to the appeals of the speakers,
many accommodating their lives 70 the
services Of their Master. while the con-
versions being numerous.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-03-21
FRENCH v|CTORS

rcontinued From First page,.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-03-21

Every now and then prohibitfo1
officers, who are on hand to meet all
trains arriving in the larger cities OF
the State, are made the victims OF
some practical joker. The other night
a young man alighted from a train
here carrying a large suitcase bear
ing the label Rock and Rye" He was
.3..A
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-03-21

II Is expected that bill for rosub-
mission of the question to a vote of
the people will be introduced u the
next session of the Legislature.
which will be in February. 1917. The
State voted dry" by majority OF
10000. but the ''wsts' are confident
this majority will be overthrow n
the question 10 voted on again. They
voted dry did not expect the law
to be 80 amended that It would be
practically an impossibiiIty to ret
liquor into the State.
In Wheeling. the largest city In the
State, 1t 10 said that 1t ID almost ~
easy to obtain intoxicants ~ II was
when licensed saloons operated there.
The city Is Just across tina 0hio
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8ar Traae ser eeEi4arfe.

S9DsrIid iinO i'm groBen @slt.
friege bic afritanil9en DiIben ben
4lliierten, in bsren Dient lie gepreBt
nurben, Dor irgenonel9em btIonoes
rem Dert bur9 gr5Bers SebT9Grfe
ober SebBeite geipelen. IS lit nod
tein berurttger Sail beri9tet tporben,
uno mad ben @rt!drungen gepiffens
batter 6Oridsr 1T fpIdes aud uns
pabri4einlid.
germuiG9 1T ober nod INNER in.
tpeIten areiIen Der Claude berbreitet,
baB tpilbs 9oltsfGmme Elm piel fhdrs.
feres unD peiterrei9enoes 9luge Bat
ten. uno bon unIeren fsrnen 9oriabs
rem basIeIbs gsttt. GrSdblenbe DID
tun9en bdben INNER nieber 0ieiel
aniiht ber6reitet, unb bieIe oberFId4sl
lid urtsilenbe GejIenoe babea ibr.
9ori6ub 9sIeiitst.
9od bat fdou Der groBc btuti6eI
5orimer Mleranoer D. 9unbplpt pee,
Ter Meinung pioeripre6en. or err
tannte nuf 9runO feiner sigenen
8eobs9tungen bic 4enfrtsnsipeyte
Gefi9tsiddris maudss- bbameritanie
fden Snbiantr an, lpcrn.e iebp9 Dor
8erallgemsiHerungsn. aun IuGte er
oor3utnn, boB biz Ge4I4GrFe oes
Wtenihsn oor 5auIGt0en RON Sabren
i'm a!lsemsinsa ie5r dbnIi9 bef
gsu;Isu Iein miiiie. 60 3ei9is
CT aus ben dltefteu borbanbensn
S9riften bss gltsrtums, baB bas
Siebsagsfirn (oit Plsiab,n) ben uls
beluaffnetsn augen Der glltsn ssnau
erihieu, mi, ben unIrigen. bnb
lie ndhli9 in Der aeasl nar bic
feds bsllftn Sttrne bieier 8rupps
ieben iounien uno nir BET iebr hellsm
Monpiasin nod sintn tIsiusrsn un4rs
anbmeu.
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Mittel
gegen H~autkrankheit
g. g. 2. bertreibt bas Gift aus
benz GbItsm.

gereeIicn Gle ni6t, oab Saut.
ulsfHIdge ipie GfroFeln, eczema,
Saut Bremen uno Siiden, iomir ale
Soittfranfbeiten bon unreinem 8lut
bc~rrii6ren. @enit es MIR cine ali.
berli6c Grmfbett ipGre, fcnnten Gle
iie burh einfo6es abipoihen firie.
rem nno brottdjten nitt einmnl Gal
ben nitb ginreibiingen. 8enn Gle
baron glorben, t0nnen Gte furiert
iperoen. q. g.. @. III cine refine
8flauSenmebi5in, Die sic BEL S6rem
glpotbefer fnifcn f0nner. Gs lit
Elm glutmitteI, 6as Oos 9lilt rel.
nigt uno Sbrem 2ei0en iofort or.
leihteriing idofft, nn6 sic i6lieB.
lid geiuno moht. q. %. @. iuur0e
Dor 30 Sobren e%rf1tnoen rno bot felt
,0ieier 8ett leinen STUFF oils @liitbe.
Ieber in to1iien0en 61aen betp1brt.
gs bdt touienoe bon 6ronii6en ipie
onberen &1ltfranfbeiten furiert.
Guh Gle fonnen tlriert ueroen,
iuenn Gle @. 6.S. einnebmen.
@rlu6en Gle baber ni1ts anoeres.
8etlongen Gle @. 9. @. bon Sbrem
apotbefer. Sans Sbr Soil Elm Be.
ion6erer tit, idreiben sic tuegen
fahmdnniidem Gat an Stuift Spe.
rific 60, &tlnnta Ga.
sem sarsibeH e1pabn, man bic Omaha Fribsnr-
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Gin neaerer forf@er. arantts Sol.

Gin netierer 5Orf9er, Grantis Sal.
ton, f9rieb. OaB er nirsenbs sinen
6efrisbigcnben 8elpeis bon irgeno
peI6er nIIgtmetncn lltbsrlsgsn.
9eit Der 4ugeu pber iiberbaupt Der
Sinne bon DiIben iber ~Dieienigen
bon 8iDiIiiiertsn MenIden babe fins
ben tonnen. Sopeit bic Slime BON
8ilber i6drFer iinb. I6eiut bies
meiitens nur an elmer 6efpnberen @es
ip0buung unb genauer 4ufmertfams
felt aud fit bic tleinRsn GuBersn
Qn3eiden au litgett, - elmer uatiirs
li4en S9uIung, tpetde I'M 8ibiIifiers
ten 2eben nidt fortseTest fperben unb
I'M iibrigsn ou9 ni4t allen @iIben
eigen tit. gu peTenttid bsmisIben
SdIuB gelangte aud cine Expedition
mad Der Snrrossg nge.
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Bib gum Gbmbol Defines gar5en
5%anoelns, Gsntens unO 1urs. Wds
DuBte ia odmals BON Metbe uno
ieinsn anfgobsn
Der @eDnnte an ainoer uno Rim
Oergei9rei mar mir sntIsBltd. Define
6rsuoe on benz @iloe oes iuuget Ga
miIienglides lpar mir unfabIih. Sd
fan6 plobli1, baB gu re9t ipenig al
mir pabteIt. Sd, Der Trsi6eitss urto
lebensbungfige Monr uno Du 0ns
Detb@en, 6as ii9 nar nod einsin
Ittllsn, tpdrnen Heitden Iebnn. II fab
Id uns felt iensm Gage, unO nnier
8erbdltnts eri9ien mir Don Da ab
tpioerlinnig, unnatirlid. lno In oies
Ter Stimmung begegnetc i'd Der nus
oerer. Cine iunge, bo9begabtc WtaIes
Kin mar es, uno Der ReiJ ibrer pers
f0nlidfeit, i9r goi3es auftreteu, ibre
freien, elbitbepuBten gPeoen na9men
mid gang 9efougen. Sd ging nit tbr
bur9 Did un6 OHM unO betra9tets
es ais meint 2ebensaufgdbe, ibr Sell
tung gu beri9offen uuO iie 81 f0r>
bern. Mein Nome purbe tets nit
Dem ibrigen Suidmmen gsnannt, uno
oab @u 0obon nidts erFabren bait,
Derbante th po9l nur BEN 1mftaGo,
bdB 9u Did bon aiinltlers uno BIZ
standardization taft Gngltli9 fern
bielteIt. Meine @6ulo rpar es, odB
i'd Dir ni9ts BON oisIsm gerts9r
Idgte, uno touienomal babe i'd es
mir isIbit b%orgeiporfeu, oaB ib did
pbne Elm Mprt Der @rtldrung berltsb.
aauieubmal lift mir Deiu Bib ers
fdiersn, tpie Oh tralrtg, abnenO por
mir itan6eit, oIs i@ 5um IeBttn Mdl,
cine gd9dftliDe HnterreOuBg Ders
idiibenO, fIi4tis bon Dir 4bf9ieb
nabut.
@laube mir, 5iloe, oas Gnidldl.
bat mid geitroft. Sd babe getttteH.
fur6tbar gelitten! Wds fnO bic f5rs
perli9en @9mer3en, Die mid in BIZ
Ter Gtunoe peinieen. gegen oos Gnts
isbIi6e, bas iH in ienen Gagsn aus
ge9a!ten babe. SD habe mid am Boz
ben eetriimmt tpie Elm BURN, unb
IuaenO 1T ous @eib lber mid bin-
tpeggei4ritten.
9as aues Itanb neu Dor meiner
Geele, ais i1 heute oas aIte Bib in
polnilfen gauernbaus ents
0edts. unb eneslsrein, beilig eri1ien
mir 9ein gil0. 0as 2s6en, Der arieg
bdben mid gum Mdnnc gemd9t.
0eute beritebe t8 Did anD felt beute
i'd, 0aB i'd 8siner niemats tper!
getpeIsn bin.
Denn i'd 9lauben 0iirfte, baB Du
mir Der3et9sn tonnft!
8te tpo6l tut idon ser gebants.
Dab @u 0iele 3eiIen leien nirIt. Gr
erIei1tert mir ben ADi9ieD bon Disz
ier f9onen, fG1rsdIiden NeIt. Cine
antmort mage id ni4t 3u er4ofFsn
dber fir a1e Sale miro Der aametao
auF Dem llmi6lng 0as Qaarett an
geben, in Oas mir mor9en ein9fIieiert
iouen.
Qurt.
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G6t rnifi4.
3ivd daraiierihIi6e Bei@idteH aus
tuhiiden GRANDDAUGHTER.

NAlAtNvNN V~NNNAANWAhNhllH
3is na4TOlgenOen @el6i6tGen
purbsn als budtd6IiG ber6drat.
@Dr sttpa feds Sopren srregte eg in
rufiI9en 8eamtentreiIen alaemeiues
QufieFsn bnb gong pI0bIi6 bet Grus
perlsur bon &pItroma, @eretennitplp
nit glanen, perabi6ieOet nor0en mar.
Der @runo mar Der, bob oer Sc
nannte ben geIamten @el4Gfts9ang.
einsn ltntergebenen iberlieB unO ale
4mtspapfsre uuteri9rieb, obne aaa
nur einsn Bid bineingetan AT boben.
Das mar nun fretIi4 LANCE atfnes
ben, iol or9 bet onoeren 8eamter
DortOmmen i'm beiligen &ublan0. Grs
beiternO uno msrtpurbi9 mar nur bic
Qlrt unb NeiIe, ME ote &egierung In
petersburg auf bieIe @ei9GftsFi6s
ring Oes 9ouberneurs aufmertinm
purbe. @ines Sdges erbtelt ndmlt9
Der Miniiter Elm @driftfiid slges
anot, Oas nit ben B0rtcn begann:
sd bobs mid enoli6 bon meiner
unfdbyteit fir Den goiteu zines
8ouberneurs iber3eugt1. Dteien Qns
fdngsporten folgte cine LANCE Qife
Der Standardization unO Giinben 0es
retennitOius, uuo alIe8 mar f6lisBs
ItA nit bet eigenbdltbigtn unterI6rift
oieIss nuseeaet9neten geamten bers
ieben. Gr batte eben aut9 bies sigen,
AbIdgungsi4riftitiid angeleisn uuters
setaust.
9ds anbsre Gei4iat6en fpietts in
WliIitdrtreiien; baB aud bisfes bud.
itdbli9 nabr lit, oafir biirgt 0et
betannte Shirt Wlei9tfdsrstii, oer e
TN 9%raiboanin ieiner8eit mitgsteilt
bate. Gin 0ffi3ier begte ben
Buni4, in Elm aEberes Regimeat bsrs
iebt au tDeroen, un0 begob Ii6 3a
Dem 3psd gu einem Der Meilitdrges
nalttgen i'm @eneralita6, Dem er ietne
Bite Oortrug. Der 9o9e MlllitGr
I4itteIte 5und@lt 6ebentlid bas
9dupt unO meinte OaB ii4 Oie Sadie
lebr iGper MAIDEN Iailen piroe, ia
pobl iibetbaupt geraoe5u unm1glia
let. pl0bli9 aber ftet iein Bid aui
Die StiefeI oes OFFICERS, unO er
ipraa Iein Grltaunen aus iiber Die
geringe gIe8an3 Der 6uBbetIsioung
oeB 8itiiteQers, iporalf er ibm Den
adt t%rteiIte, iia bod neue StiefeI Sci
einem G9ubma9er anfertigeu at lais
len, be1eH QereiIe Ct i'm iofort CAB.
Damn befdieb er ben 0ffi5ier, in adj.
3a9en tpe9en feiner 4~ngele9slba.
NOD etnmoI oor3uipreHen. 9em Gi
ft3ier eriGten es 5ipar n~unoerbar, ga
Der WtiIitdrgepaltige 10 ptel 0a
auf BE 5uB6etI2ioung lese. er ia,
aber pobl tfn, Dab Ct Mot niebep
Dor i'm treteu biirfe in Ieinen i'm
ni4t 5aiagenoen StiefeIn. 60 ging
er bern iOfort 3u Dem i6m bs3ctGs
rteten Sdubma4er, Der i'm p~eripra&,,
in flint 4agen elm paar StieftI 31
~Iietern, unD aIs er mad benz preiit
ftagte, Iagte Der Saabma6tr: ,saus
ienO RubeI!' Der iiber SEN feltIas
men 8Orfaa i'm a~l9emeinen uno iter
Gen &~ieienprei8 i'm beIonoeren err
@Ftounte 9ffiSier lpdnbte Tl6 an einen
Eameraoen, unb ser berItan0 ben
3nlammen9ang 3piiaen Der enorrnsn
S6uferrehnung lino Dem 8eriets
3a~ngsgeiu9 Des GiTi3iers. 9tefcr fes
bic 5tiefef, uH6 aIs Bel feinem
nd4ften 8efu4 i'm @enerolftdb Oer
YlilitdrgspaItige isine Gorberung be-
Iabs mar IS aud Die Bite bts
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go N6er 6pmetea6 aanb.

800 ader Sumefcab SanS.
Bette @elcgenbeit FIR einen at.
men @lann, 5t elmer gl1ten 6urm
81 fommen. 6eitIter gooen, 100
aaes mddIt. Son 3-6 MeiIen bon
Der Giienbnbl : Station, 9oItoffice,
Store, 6ol8bnn0Iltng mo SdltIe.
9eite3 8oiier bon 10 bis 80 SUP,
un0 gelug freies SoI5 fir 6ence-
8foiten un6 Sei5uitg in Der geGGe.
Dit $t85 lit oles be3abIt. aomulen
sic alei6 ODER ier0en sic uns $25.
an8ablumg, unO Elm eutes Stsd
9ano miro on fem, tperlu Sic fonl.
men. 3ugleih iifern Sic Tifl oelt
.nieoyigen @ret8. Syn %15e6ruar piro
Der 8reis oiel 66ber. GeutfaG,
benust oieic Iebte @~eleaenbeit, oenn.
6ieies 9ano lit tpirfIih iebr qllt.
10 @etts fir Hlebr gustmft. Srauf
Chandler, 1924, Curtis Sir. Gen.
ner, Colo. s.. ii.
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Ser eeidctte 9eSerI,

Gef gsimette 8eperte
Ser 2ehrer 8ei9t ben Guben ercA'
auf letnen grobeu aarten
Sic Serge, Sliihe un6f 10 fort,
Die 2ml0s Mn0 Dlceresdrteh
.gnm febt NAL, uHier 2anb 1T bier,
amerifd "a oriibeu;
Rul oenft, ipie lang emit nuf Der Rsif
Die 9euihen friiber bIieben.
gteE @ouate = gang anbers iest.
g2it nenis @eIb unb BIoae
Jteiit bon europa man 6ortbin
limb bralldt iarlin uicbr ndt Gage.
Ser gepcrI bGrt's unO iagt gang fred :
IS bin ia net 10 ountn1, / =
adt Sagl Sdau bin, ba Iauft a
SLidg'n
9u 5tpod Getur6en unImiIs
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-01-24

weib! - Gin beriuAnoeter Gamerob,
Der BON Der 1rDHt ms So3orett fam,
bate bic Radri4t mitgsbra6t, DAB
geutndnt Strsblotp Dor oret 9agsn
BET chem 6tlrmangriff geFaaeu ipar.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-01-24

len. tpoburd Sbr $1,000 Bis $4,000.
iparen f6nut. 9as 2an0 lit lduter
iau6iger 2ebm6ooen, gut
un0 9GIfaffo.2ano. Sir einen
g~pottpreis, $40 ader fir $65, 11sI
MeiIeu, uno 800 fir $65 ben ader,
8 MleiIen bon Der GtaOt. @egen
S~nformntioner penoe man iid ooer
an 8ranf Ghauerbamriler.
6. /. G~fpnrfnnter. g1eb.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-01-24

9ein Brief ertetdte mid auf ums
tpegeu. Set 8pei sSabrsn BIN i'd Met
me9r, pie Du annimmlt, i'm 9auie
meiner Gliern. Dos 8ilb, 1on oagl
Dill i6reiDlt, lit 3ur Mabrbel: getpo.s
ben. So BIN Die 5rau eiaes gutsn
Mannes, Der jeBt ats 2eutnaat i'm
8elbe i!s1t. liner Go6n pirb moresn
Elm Sahr alt.
9ein Brief bat mid tisf erIdittert.
8ieIes, mas IdugTt oeriunfeu gu len
fdien, Iteht neu beIebt por metnsn
Qugsn, qIte Grinneruneen tperbga
mad, unb G6mer3en uno Jreuben
bod i'd nil nidt in Der 8ers
~sdngenbeit grabeu. Sd nil Dir ben
9rof geben, ben 0u brau9t: 0crs
3ieben bate ;t6 Dir ldngit, neil i6
Did %beritan0. Qu9 nuBte i9 bon
9einem gel6id; ods Geriidt bon
0einen 8e3iebungen gu iener ainit-
Ierin lit Io8ar Biz in bic itiIen RGn>
me meines @lternbauIes se0rungtn
CAB mid fnmeigen oon iener 3eit.
8as mag Dir geniigsn. ooB mir Die
grinnerung an DID 6etlig gebIieben
lift, bag nints Sein 8ito, oas t4
bon Dir i'm 6er3en trug, bei9mutcn
tpnte. Sd babe e8 nit b~iniiberges
nommsn in meine G0e. Mein Munn
tenut Did foit lpie i'd, ipsnn er nltf
ME Elm 8iib pon Dir geieben bat unO
nidt eirindl 0sinsn lamen peiB. Gr
bat ME bano4 gefrdgt. Qbsr ipenn
0tsier furatbars &risg oorbei 1T. unO
Oh IelbH 1alt Strait urb @iaen oa=
gu. Oann ionF Oh uns beiotn ais
6rerno ber8li4 tpiatommsn iein.
llebsr 9eintn 3aiianO Fat mid
cine telegrapbif9e HidIraae BEL Der
qasdrettleilltng beru1igt. sd ptib,
odB Define itarte glatur fi9 burdrin.
gen pirb. - Bon meinem Mlann
BABE i9 felt brei Bodsn niGis ge-
bort; o6sr i4 bertraue auf unier gu=
tss Slid.
2ebe pobI, lie6er 6retnO, LAB aaes
Dergefen lem, mos binter uus Iicqt.
anO made DID fart gum aampf UNI
neuel 3isIe. .
SiIoegdro strebIoip. |
y ;
Strsblop! = Der Rrante IisB Den
Brief fnfen une lsgte sic GauO aRf
Isine gIugtn. Gtrs4loip ia, osn
Jiamen fannie sr. @r nabm ben
8risumialag 5ur SaHO uno snt3ifs
ierte ben BoitiismpeI. Das iDas aud
Der Ort BON BEN Der OfIi5isr elm
pear mol sefpro9en bate.
SiIOss mann boar dlio Der Sabrer
Ieiusr aoMrognie esrsEsu! Qrmssl
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K(aIGfIiirte An5elqen'

stetnns seiadt-ols @eI6dftsfiib.
rer I'M Stub, Sotel ODER EeItoli.
rant. @nbe 20.iGbr. grfabrung
llto eriter alaiie &eferenaen. aor.
81. Srtbitne.
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gerInust-sutcs @dOden fir au9e.
meine Sdltsarbeit un6 &onen in
8omilie bon orei. Gutter 2obn. Gel.
Snrren 1889.
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Description of Book

Size, 6kxS inches. Consists Of
five books or departments bound in
one volume. 557 pages, 20 plates
and many small Illustrations.
Printed on high grade paper. Sub.
stantlally and durably bound in
extra silk cloth. The cover Is neat.
Iy and distinctiyely printed. Col
Ored edges. Sewed back. Gilt fly
leaves. CleaB> new type. Complete
Iy indexed for speedy reference.
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3n perfnnfen.-t0 ader 6lorioa-
LAMB, teilt Sumpflon0, oIles ebell,
nabe Der Gtoot; oerfaufen es gegea
bar o6er auf a63nblung, iebr bi[ig.
Mbreie: s. aItpater, CO. Otto Gdo-
ming, @lenpoo0, Soma.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-01-24

gu berfaafen-10 afer Slori6a.
LAM, fein SumpfInn6, GILES chen;
berfaufen eS geger bar ODER onf q6.
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Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1916-11-12
BIC GERMAN PLANT
EVAOES THEIR TAX

FRANKFORD-ON -THE-MAIN, Ger
many, Nov. 11.-Beating the govern
ment out of taxes by the more or less
simple process of changing the char
acter of ones business-from linn
tied liability corporation to partner
ship and back again as tax day APP
proaches-is the latest wrinkle in tax
lodging.
One firm in Muehlheim-on-th the Main,
the owner of which is resident of
Frankfort, has pursued the plan so
successfully that he is alleged to
have cheated the government legally
out of between two and three million
marks since the beginning of the war.
To prevent him from further evad
ing the mayor of Muehlheim has pc
toned the Hessian Legislature to en-
act some emergency legislation which
shall prevent him from again altering
the character of his business and
escaping once more with his war
profits intact
The man in question owns a plant
that originally made steel screws,
end that with the beginning of the war
was commissioned by the government
t. repair broken parts of guns and
cannon. At the end of June, 1915, the
firm, then corporation, had made
net profit of three and half million
marks.
On the basis OF these profits, the
firm was assessed for total of 337,
900 marks on its prospective business
between APRIL, and March 81, 1917.
To evade this payment, the proprietor
liquidated his business, had himself
appointed a receiver-and blossomed
out as a partnership. By the time the
authorities discovered this, and also
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1916-11-12
CIRCUS To HAVE A
GREAT MANY THINGS

John Robinson's Ten Big Shows are
billed to pitch their big tents in Amer
icus, November 22nd, and on the above
date give performances afternoon and
night. The show travels by its own
special trains, and carries an enorm-
Gus amount of paraphernalia, hundreds
of people, beautiful horses and rare
animals of every kind. A splendid
street parade will be given, with four
bands, many golden chariots, open
dens, elephants, camels, knights in
glittering armour, ETC., etc.
The performance in the big tents
comprises the worlds best male and
female riders, great herd Of perform
ing elephants, troupes of acrobats,
aerialists, trapese artists, athletes and
tumblers, while twenty funny clowns
will keep the audience in roars of
laughter.
Among the special features are
white Cloud" the $4,000 Arabian
stallion, most highly educated horse in
the world. Major Littlef1nger and wife
smallest living couple of human beings.
A troupe of native Central American
Marimba players, Shumatos Royal Jap
anese, and hundreds of other features,
artists, curios and strange and rare
specimens from the far ends of the
earth.
No one should miss this opportunity
of seeing this famous show, for the
rame of John Robinson has stood for
the best in the line of tented exhibit
tons in Europe and America for nearly
a hundred years.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1916-11-12
"THE PEACEMAKER' is
A MOVIE THRILLER

NEW YORK, Nov. IL" There isn't a
thing that the beggar can't do" sings
Kipling in his famous eulogy of the
Marine, and it will be affirmed by
thousands who see the new movie
thriller THE Peacemakers, showing
the busy United States Marine in all
phases of his everyday life-from 0p-
Grating big guns on a battleship to al
actual brush with rebels in Haiti.
The new picture soon to be shown
from coast to coast will not be eX-
plotted as boX-office attraction, but
as a timely educational failure and is
being loaned to the theatres free Of
charge by the Marine Corps Recruit
ing Service. The Marines say theil
first mission is to let the public fine
out who they are and what they do
and ohe screen is the thing.
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