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sYNOpsT9 or PHECEDING CWNpTERs

SYNOPSIS or PRECEDING CHAPTERS.
Anthony Fry, mnl'uair', ]prNuados David
lSNu'iss 10 wit him AZ ms exclusive bachelor
apartment. Whcrc he explains hs theory ~ bi1ld
thai ans one can sgac. ed u gwen the Oprpr,
tunity. David. supposedly a p~luntsr's helper. lie
Cld's tfat fy "A Cufr when the latter iuSEts that
De remain IN FL n alAumvu johnson BJ.l..,
Frs friend, joins iu the bog, proJrt. Ut with,
ont avail. On tho following morning David turns
out 20 be a society girl, disguised. She Is engaged
10 raue't NlnlnE aN9ih'r Trend OF t' Inc
iuUusEIy lAUl-OW ut tie apartment uusecn.
HOBART Hitgliu, Hma'cur detective, cal. aud ac'
ter CONS On tie s'elr. dIaHo. ers Mans bat and
leaves with a thpNt 10 divorce Boiler. In dtr
~lsIatou May gets into q hg trunk which lgls
valet takeS 10 her home by means Of a taxi, lie
l. instructed 20 deliver % 90 falice. Mar = maid,
hut U' Nuis that FtliHe HAs laen di>Iargui and
Is % uTclled 20 tum hack, still with the trunk.
Mrs, buA,f returns 20 th' Fry nIartnrnt and an
nounoes that she haS discovered who the woman
Naa that slsnt tho u.Fut there.
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about suddenly and cried
"Dlck2"
Dalton. a strong man hait-be-
numbed by mental agony. turned
slowly upon him.
Are you-here. too. Robert1" he
muttered, Yes. Dickyl"
AND slowly he turned back 10 An
thony and. slowly also, ne drew forth
the automatic in all its steely- blue
nastlness.
well, Fry?"
Anthony Fry merely shook his head
II nave no idea what you're talking
about, Dalton" no said quietly.
Beatrice leaped into action.
"Daltonl' she cried. Mary Dali
tons ratherY"
"What2" Dalton momcntarlly side
tracked, whirled upOn her. you've
heard something from Mary. madam?
You know
~ know AL about Mary" said
Beatrice BOILER.
Madam" Anthony broke In. Il
forbid YOU 20 say n word OF your
ridiculous and unlustihed"-
beatrice simply ignored his pres
ence ana favored Theodore Dalton
with her ~unspcakablo smile.
Mary Dalton passed the night In
this apartment" she said quickly.
MARY Dalton cried. just as Rob
Srt hurried to his side and clutchod
his arm,
"Thay say sho was here" mo-
painted. The woman says 10, and
Mary'S hat seel Sho's holding II
even now! And Mays bag Is In "A
room down there, and her comb and
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ing there with Mays hat
still clutched tight and
49, partly broken. was not
smiling the smile OF a
woman who fancied herself on tho
right track. She smiled the smile OF
one who knew exactly where she
stood.
well, thls-well. this"- Johnson
Boiler tried,
Don't talk TO me. please. I want
TO talk to you-oh, not for my sake
or for your sake, DO sure | don't
know how much real mar may be
lett in either OF you. not very much,
/ imagine. But II you do want to
save Two innocent women from a
good deal Of embarrassment you
small have the chance"
She laughed again as she watched
the effect OF tho cryptic statement,
Sho sat down. then, and having
opened her handbag and drawn
thcrctrom u little slip of paper, she
resumed her inspection OF the silent
pair.
you don't understand at all. do
YOU? Well, you shall! Your lady
friend made one mistake, gentlemen.
Any young woman OF on hat sort OF
adventure should be cautious enough
d destroy marks OF identification.
This hat, as IL happens, came from
Mime. Alter, just uptown"
"The lIttIe blonde! 20 escaped from
Johnson Boiler.
IThe little blonde" sneercd his
wifi. Tho little blonde Ia quite a
friend OF mine, Therefore, / went
md interviewed the little blonde, and
her memory and her methods OF
bookkeeping ara alike commendable.
she might o have told another
woman, but she was very glad "a
tell me-
Boatrice gngod az the slip briefly.
"Mrs, Henry Walesl" she said very
suddenly indeed, aud sent her ewes
straight through both OF them al
once.
Innocent for once. Anthony and
Johnson Roller merely trowned al
Beatrice, and after a little sh,
shrugged her shoulders.
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Leg Circiing Mat Exercise.
Reducing-LeSSon xxx.

A NEW leg crcling exercise, which reduces the hips and thighs Is
~ shown in this lesson. Lie flat on your back o the floor, arms and
= = legs extended. Slide the legs along the floor until they ire as far
apart as possible to reach without strain. Then throw the right leg over
the left one as far to the lett side as possible to reach and throw the right
arm over the body in the "a manner. Return TO starting position and
repeat the movement three times with the right leg, keeping It rigid; relax
and do the exercise with the left leg and left arm in the same manner.
Do this leg swinging exercise nine times with each leg, II 1t does not
tire you.
Those who are strong may add considerably TO this exercise by con.
dnung with 1t as follows: When The legs are brought together and ex
tended, as in the starting position, raise the right leg high and bring it
far over to the right side with a large sweeping circle only to centre and
back again. DO the same with the loft leg This movement exactly re-
verses the position OF the leg when swinging, as described first Throw
each rm out from the side until It is at right angles with the body as you
throw the leg. This is not illustrated here.
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AleaSe suggest y
suitable street dress
for Enclosed ma
terlal drown silk
and wool poplin) TO
be made after. I
am very fond OF
your styles and am
successful in D
ing. 1 can carry
my clothes we'll al
though l have a
large bust and
hips. Have brown
hair, brown eyes
and good color.
Miss v. II. II.
white or tan
satin collar and
cuffs. Il o m a n
striped tic.
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HARD LINES.

A COLORED man in Washington
~ engaged In a brief job az a
hotel was expressing himself
quite forcibly to another negro with
reference TO the expected Increase In
emigration from Europe as a conso-
quenco OF the great war. 'Ts op-
posed" he said, ito all dis mess OF
people comm TO dis country" Well"
said the other, "a thinks dts country
oughtsr 10 open to anybody dat wants
TO improve dere condition" 81
doesn't agree with you" said tho first
darby. II doesn't like 20 see them
foreigners comm in heah an tRkin'
chester Ttm0s.
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and because It
has been shown
several times be-
fore in other les
sons. Is. never
theless. deserving
OF mention before
The course is IN
ished. Stationary
running Is simply
running without
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STIFF NECK-MRS. G. r. D.:
Since you are relieving this condition
through massage continue with II and
make the strokes deep and vigorous.
ACidity may cause this and in his
case careful diet is necessary. Head
and neck turning and twisting, 10
stimulate the circulation, will also re-
liCNe the pains.
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DESCRIPTION.
THE luxuries Of
tho usual
wardrobe are
the necessities OF the
trousseau. And to-
day tho charming
toibies which a bride
d = m a rs her
right, though they
have little more
substantially than
| cobwehs, are almost
az costly as Jewels.
bed Jackets, neEli-
gees. %pettlcoats and
boudoir caps that
will crumpls up to
tho slzo OF a quarter
are f~abulously priced
In the shops. Chlf-
fous. laces and nets
are the favored fab
RIGS. though such
lightweight and soft
materials as SILK,
French crepe or fine
cotton goods are
sometimes used. The
girl who can make
the 80 called "trines'
OF her wardrobe
during her own leis-
ure hours can save
considerable money.
which will o I
far moro on tho
garm entB which
must be bought, or
at least made out
side.
The dainty neEli-
- - ---l
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FUNCTIONS OF THE BLOOD

MRS. EDNA D.: The blood has many
duties to perform and for this reason
should DO kept actively stimulated
through daily exercises. After foods
have been prepared by the digestive
organs II 80 taken by the blood 20
the tissues and II also carries the
waste matter from them. These are
its chief duties in the system.
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THE stationary running exercise
which has not been illustrated
In this course for lack Of space
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Lesson Talks and AnSuers to Queries.

tn" blood. and outdoor exercises with
avoidance Of on kinds OF cNcesses,
will help overcome this.
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FSshlnn Editor. EUninH W
must have
somo sport dresses
or morning dresses
TO take south and
earnestly que
your valuable aid.
have 81 OF tan
and white striped
pongee 10 use with
something else and
desire three others.
1 shall DO ever
grateful for any
suggestions. Am 5
feet sd inches tall.
weigh 1865 pounds.
have blond hair.
brown eyes, pale
colortng.
RS. A. w.
This design can
be varied with dif-
ferent materials.
striped yosan com
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Ia the weight OF the body should Ie
thrown on first one foot and then the
other, lifting backward the foot which
II not touching the floor.
Now this important exercise Is n
ID the very best TO excite aud stimu-
late the action OF the lungs and blood,
and best results are obtained from
II through practising It in the open
air or by an open window at least,
for its chief benefits are to be de-
rived through supplying q greater
amount OF fresh, pure, stirring air to
the body.
The depth OF respiration and great
~ accelerated breathing movements,
Induced by running and other active
exercises, continues for sometime at
terward. and while tho first breath
ing may DO slightly difficult. after u
short time when the entire lung ca
pAcity has been reached and brought
into play respiration becomes easier.
nave frequently told readers that
nine-tenths of the worlds population
either does not know how 10 breathe
properly or else Is absolutely indif-
ferent TO the beneficial results to be
attained through the constant prac-
tice OF deep breathing. In ordinary
shallow breathing the entire capacity
OF the lungs is eve used, and for
this reason they become weak ana
diseased, and II Ia not only a good
condition OF the lungs that Is nee
essary 20 keep one in good health,
but the blood also must and can be
purified and enriched to noutIsh the
tissues only whom It receives as much
nourishment through pure air as
through pure. wholesome foods.
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III o M E p A G E
The EUening Worlds
Perfect Figure Contest
Conducted by Pauline Furlong

To Make Perfectly PrOportioned for Their Height Women NoU
Fifteen or More Pounds OUer or Under Their Proper Weight.
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CHAPTER XIH.

VEN Robert Vining halted
his death march. A man
OF but one idea in tho world
Just n second ago. he Jerked
about suddenly and cried:
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Fashion Dditor. Evening World

Would like soma
suggestion how to
NIX owe a dark
mauve colorod silk
poplin dress whose
skirt Is plain and
medium full. waist
plain, surplioe,
with dun blue chif-
fon collar. Plain
sleeves with ch!t
fon GUNS. Would
like TO fix this dress
TO wear Sundays
this spring. Am
thirty q nine years
old Most every
style not too fancY
is becoming.
MRS. L.
Use self color
Georgette crepe or
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CHAPTER VII.

ID i: +: e: u: Is: e: Is: =: T. i: 4: =. 6: :: {:
nunillnr Ihn nrnIIn OF
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CHILD CANNOT BREATHE
TAROllGH NOSE-MRS FRANK

THROUGH NOSE-MRS. FRANK
H.: The child possibly has Rdenoids
and they should be removed by a
surgeon as soon as possible, because
this condition may lead 10 many
dangerous diseases, including ca
tarrh and throat troubles. BE on the
safe side and have a doctor examine
her, anyway.
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chiffon cloth as suggested. Silver or
family colOrel bead banding. bead
buCkles.
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AnsUeTs to Queries.

Fsshion Elhtnr. Evening World
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vERMIN IN HAlR-MRS. RENE
s.: Saturate the hair with tircture Of
larkspur and tic it up over night.
Then give tho scalp a thorough
shampoo with CASTLE soap melted in
hot water. Repeat II necessary.
This will not harm the hair.
PALSY-P. T. c.: Diseased nerves
cause this constant shaking. Diet of
careful wholesome foods 10 nourish
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ferent materials. Rose and blue
striped yosan combined with plain
rose. dun due and gray with plain
gray. sc.
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Original Designs for
The Home Dressmdker
Adpice in the Selection Of Materials and Sfvles for All Tvpe,
Furnished BY The Erening Worlds Expert.
D., Nf;Il-ol lo-:
BY Mildred LOdewick

Copyright 1917, b, me r~- Publishing CO. 0b. New Yi E,.nlns wOr
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Sic wcMcn ais B0hncn
re9iitrictt tucrHcn!

StanIeD Serpan, elmer Der ra6i.
fallten Gidefen Der 5tdOt, uno Yin.
ton geuoa buben etIe alnae gcgcn
ben 8nbltonmifior SorleD O.
Taorebeno angeitrengt Inn i'm Su
3ui1geH, fie in oen Militdrregiitrier.
.liiten oils Entertainer 0es Gonig.
reibs 8obmen uno nift ais Inter.
talen Des oiterreihii9en &oilcrs
e%in6utragen, ipie fie eingetro8en ltn0
uno nad ben bisber ~gelteioen @e.
iesen eingetrngen meroen muBten,
ia IN 8irtlihteit fem a0niareih
8obmen beitebt. 9ieie beiben rooi.
fallen &lhe6en, BON 0elet Gerpan
bereits fritber ilber oieIen gultft bel
Raitnt In Den engltideh gldttern be.
geben in Der alogeidriit
cine LANCE GrfIdrung iiber sen
5ton0 8obmens oil INTO boben aud
bel iber Die belttide @iltotrdtie All
Die linen in Der SeeIe Der.
bobt fei. 6erpan b1lt Die geaer.
ipdrtige artiis onihefneno fir gin.
itie, feline SdrpILe nieber oil Die
0efiertIiGfeit ST. briltgen NIT better
9offnun9 alf beren oeietlider sc.
tabmigltrg.
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9nrbe tot anfeefnaben.

Ser 65 Sabre oIte g. g. Seuea,
tUobnbdft on 1914 Qoro 20. CIR.
rDlroe heltte morgen nm 7 llbr in
Der Slide Der @obnlng ieitter God.
ten, mo er felt 6 Sabren iDo6nte, Dor
Dem gagofen fegenO. Tot aufgefun.
ben. 3os 3tmaer mar NIT Cos
nngefiat. Getne SpHter, 5rat SO.
nas q. Morfor6, gIolt6t, 6oB ser
Sob ihre8 9aters eine1H HngliJd All.
5uidretbeu iei on iid ouf Dem 9feu
Iber bern @osfeuerplds Elm mt
8aifer gefiiater TbeeteHeL befan0.
Sic lit Der 9teinnng, 0oB oas @aIier
iiberfohte lro oaoHrh Die @osfIam.
me atsgeLoiht futtr0q. Ord ife ga5
81. oaB ibr goter ieit Dem Sooe lei.
nar Gbefrou beg ofteren meIondoIi.
ide Qnf1ae befarn. Goli8eiarst Sol.
Iobon iagte. 6oB Sefpea bereits felt
Gtunoen tot getpeien.
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9nr hieTaen etreiflaae.

auf gernnlofhing bes @enndL.
anpnlts Btli8 6. Seed BON See.
brosfd bat Mtontog gifriftrihter
2eglie einen 5meiieitigen ginbolts.
befebI erIafen, Der iotDobL 6en gLr.
beitern iDie ben arbeitgebern berbie.
let, Der @eiddftslage Qbbrih 5u
nm. Der erIaB oes einboItsbefe6Is
gaifob oltf @r1tnO Der offettIiden
8ehIfnbrt in R~rieqsseiten ME eg in
Der Dem @erift iiberreidteu getition
beiBt uno Der 3fDed TT 6it arbei.
terlage eenali 10 mieoerber5uiteaen,
ME iie Dor Der ariegserfldring tDnr.
ein6altsbefsbI bait Die @r6eit.
9eber. ME 0mabo gufineB Nen'
AHoctatiou mie ale arbeiter Uni.
omen 0obon ob, iid 8u Deigern. Sc.
ldatt ODER Arbeit 80 TIN. Gin Ser.
Dor 1T aaf Den 27. SUM- mgeiest.
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9rafeberger ben 8uaSes . grohae.
idWpreaea it6ermieien.

9i1coIn 9eb, 10. SUM. - gor
bent 9unoestommiidr 8gitmore
Fan0 am Montae ons 8er60r bon
Gbortas MeIo0b arlo Seal 86ermm
bon aurora ur0 9ernlaun 8leiitng
bon College Stem itatt. Sic 0rei
itebn inter Der antldge nidt regt.
itrtert gu boben, un6 Der Gi6ter
ii6erpie5 6ieielben oen @rm1es,
@roBgeidtuorenen. 4ercp @ol6raitb
ebenfaa8 bon 4urora. pur6e nui
0ieielbe 8eiduloiguag Dor Den aid
ter gebradt. CT iagte, oaB gr 90
Sabre aft iei. Sem SAL miro biz
aIf tueiteres serifo6en, big 0ie ne.
tigeu Qfte aus ieiner @eimat&taDt
e~intreffen.
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Ger saa glnlonep

Sn benz gerb6r eegen GoIiBei-
batptmnnu maloneb am M1ontao
nahmittng erfIdrte Ser 9(nmolt Ses,
ielben Ben @. gafer bah Sraii
9ielion, cine Der @ntIaihnasseaaan
DeIde ge9en ben Qeteftib Sutton
olt5geIngt bdttc, unon1ue 8riefe be.
fommen babe, in 6enen iie uno ibr
@dtte nit bent Go0e be0robt mer8en,
mern iie peitere aasiagen maiden
iUitroen. 6rnu 0eIion 1T Dor auf.
tegun9 erfronft un0 in dr3tlider
8e1on0lung.
5rdu @eiiie 8i[ions Q1siaqen Be.
nieieu, 6nB MoIoneb NIT Iolan un6
8oIf bon Der 9ntaba 9etectibe sri.
location In 8erbin0iug geftanoea
bot. Sic sr3dblte, ooB. ol8 ibr Qito.
geitobIen mar, @oIf mo Cole Of.
botten, ibr 6osielbe tDie6er
az berIhaffen, tpern fe 5ipiiGen
1925 bis $3.50 linen n1lssoblen
Gle babe iih ia0od gauei.
CERT, 6ies al Inn, ttnb lire Mafdine
IN Grano S8Ian6 ieGbit ousfinoig
getnodt.
Seitte pur6e 6as @erbor INN 8mei
llbr nadmitta9 mieoer er6Ffnet.
5rau eIie 8helps, Die @oltpt3sugin
9idloueh, gebort at 6enjent.
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sGlfcur iprie6t i'm
britiicRcn 1tntcrb0itie!
Engt bic Ser, Gtaatsn bGtten ibreu
aHidlnf an ben Nahte. Ser.
mag RIdt erFl1rt.

2onSon, 10. Sunt.-Ger br4ttIh,
winiiter fiir aitsnHrtiae 9noeleoen.
beiten Galfour, belt beltte ann er.
item g1ai nod ietner &iidfebr aus
glmerifa i'm britifden ltnterhorfe
cine 9feoe, IN nelfer er Die aneri.
taniide Regierung uno bog omeri.
fanii9e Bolt fir 6eIYen geqriis.
ltlie unn alifrabme Der britiI6en
G-riegstcmmiffion prizes. auf Sic IN
tbn gerihtete Groge, ob Die Ser.
Stnnten ii9 bereit erfl6rt bdtter. ob
he tesrten So~nberfrie6en NIT 0eutIa.
lo1lo idLieBen tpitroen CAB en- srr
Mllttport: ~9ie Ser. Stnaten BADEN
Iif) nift bereit erfldrt Ii6 SEN Con.
oOner Qbmadpingen Der aaiierten
arSuiGIieBen.
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Bon ber gnttsr.

DIE Butter 1T Elm nraltes ga6a
ruugSmittel. ROD Or. 5orret 6iea.
ten bic in pprgelaI9tIi6ea gfablbaas
ten ~gefunbenen GairIe 3ur 2tbi1ets
ouug Das 8utteriettes aus ptr Mil6
ooer Sabine. 8emeatfprsden0 Be-
gbreIbt 6sreiig SeroDoE bic 8utteEges
ninnutg 6si BEN 531t5sn bic itboa
bic Butter aus 9ierbemil5 btrjtea,
ten. Sn ben Mittelmeerldabern, no
Der 0el6dum geoie5, bspor3ugte man
bos DIiBer5I. neil non Is fDa6ss
ideinli9 fruher fannie ua0 neil bic
Butter Oes 8limos pegen nt9t ben
puui denspertsn Grab Der Getigteit
.rhisIt. 5H Geutidlon0 sr3sugte man
nebeH Der Rubbuttsr oad Gdafs nab
3~iegenbutter. DIR S1afbutter rpuroe
ie6pd nit Qbaabms ber SGaF6ers
ben INNER ieItener, pdbrmD bic Grs
3ergung pon 9iegRrbutter In iingFsr
3elt JortiAritte gemaat BAT. S6rs
peitere 8trbreituug tam nur be-
5riBt perosu unb mir6 fpenig Dis
oeritan0 fta0eR, ba beule befsiis
mon4sr yRu6idter4 bttebrt III. unb
ipgar Margarine, fp0raber IL cbes
BEN bic Qais rimpfts, nit GenuB
Oer8ebreH piirpe, penn er fe
5dtte.
and in Der mart graa6snburg
mar bic Butter i9on in alter 3ett
tiH iebr beIis5tes Na6ruuqgmitel. 5os
bGnH golerus bert4ta 1866 IN ieis
.aer .Detonomta@ barber: Die
Mdrter baIten bieI Ron bet Butter
anb sFen biefsIbe alessit Dor unb
mad gFns, ia mann ie ro6a1 Sped
sfen, 10 beitra6en obet bd6mieren
he ben suDpr NIT gatter unb braus
ten bieIst6e mddtig un0 oft" a6er
mud anbere uorbeuropdii6e g5Iler
Iino grobs gattsrfreftr getpefsu,
pd6reHb bic alter @rie9tu mn a0s
ner bic Butter ebenFaaS ale Goi6e
Die Siren beranben oas
gegsn bag 8usterhamt tern aug 6em
IS. gle tnetstsa pb1 prsBten bic
Butter pa6trfrei. taten ie in 51bs
fen o0er 80pfe uub Dtrgruben fs
lief IN door unb Sorf no iie nad
aao mad siHen lduerIi9en gef3mad
anHd9m aa6 febr fsf ipurbe. Rad
r. Detnbol3 tparbeR 6erariige Iloors
5utterfunbe 3uerR 1875 als mert.
srpd9ut. DabrfdeinIi9
Dar Der bur4 bic Mooudure berdns
osrte geidmad Der Butter ben 5rsa
1~agae9mer Hno nir5igsr als Der Der
Butter.
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1dn0ttraub.

Gss gltiiert.R babn NIT srpBem
pat1os erslGrt, bdB Fe beIon6ers
uu9 fit bic GeIbRdnbigteit uH6
&s1te tleiutr Natipnsn tns BeIb oe,
sussn ffnD. D1B England felt
5nbfbuubertsn Der QGnberrGuber
par excellence setpefen, III gsnuglom
bstaHut. DAB absr aud GngIaabs
0er5eHsfrarnb Jrantreia Gingebos
rsnen, bic unfdbig tparsH, ii9 srfoIs.
reid 81 Derisioigen, i6ne Gambler a..
ftpbIen sat, lit our geniige aus FoI.
gstbsr re8t IangeR Qiitt 5n srieben:
aniuuoH, Benin, aamerun, gas
bnlIe, 5ran5OfiAsGbina Grdn36iia
f9er 4ongo, @lfenbetntiFe 6omaIia
tiifte, 9abomep. 9sbsagb Diego
Guars, 9abon, 9robsGomorp @uas
bsloupe, 5ran50FT9 6uiana, Stnes
gal, 5ran51ifd SnOisH, Suoos GAtud,
Auangs 3iaea, 9labagastar, Grans
5Diiid marotto, Mdrtihiqus, Mlaus
retania, mnnotte. IlDbdIi, NlongtTs. (
Rofiisge, 4eus& aIeborien, 4eue o.
bribeH, 9bod, Gubangui, qad6oi, !
Reunion, 6aints M1rie, ct. Qierre
uHo Miquslou, Ssnegom6ien, 5rons
Subou, 9obtti, 9ontin,
aIgier, guHnansfu itnb Gan.
3ibur. alls bieIe g%rObiu3en Derben
bon BEN 8~rar5oIsn in ltnterniirftgs
lett ge6dIten. limb bod iammern
oieie iptBbibtf4eR 6tu6lsr' un gIs
'abs 2pthringeu, bas fs bonn 3eats
Rside, bns bamaIs f9pa6 un0
pebrlos par, mitten in tieFten 5rie-
zen geitobIen, nm GhIespi9s 6plfein
mo 8OIeu. Ronn e etrpas gebn,
,as einen mebr dneftIt?
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Rccper iprtd,t
i'm BMnScsIennt!

Mdlbtngton, 19. SUM-. (gou
Robert 9ert0er. aorreipon6ert ben
nnite0 greB.) = gs lieat iebt an
Mu1ertfn, eflttpe0er Die Mlitertea al
ertabren, ODER ben groBen aanbf
0Heir1 a1ts5ufGnbfen. 8ir0 6ie &c.
Der Sin batreFfs a~ontroGierltno Der
Nobr1m9smifteL I'M 2on6e bont
aonereB niht nrgenommen, 6ann
f6nttet mir e8 erleben. BOB 6eutfhe
@~eeresn1nlien infer 2on0 be6rohen.
Gieie @nr1itng erIieB beute Sab
ritngsmiftel0treftor 4erbert &oober
m elmer 8eoe Dor Dem Genet.
@r ftnn0, nndbem er feline gnlbra.
de heenoet. ie6er4 gfe0e II. gntuort.
uu0 CAB iiber oie Mrt NIB 8eife Der
&ontroaterltug Der 2~e6engnitte[
niitIihe GuffhLifie. CT ioqte, oaB
bic 8erteiIitng bon grotfdrten niht
fotig fem neroe. Gen Gp~ef1lonten
0ber ntiilie inter allen umItanSen
ons @atrerbe entSogen tDer0en. 4aeI
RahrungsmitteL ioGten 6urd eineI
Ngsttfrr bp5ogm tper0en. Die qe.I
geiilpdrtig ~beIteben0e Teuerrag miB.
fe aufb6rerl 6enn Der arbeiter lei
nfht tnnItanoe. Bel ieinem ieBiqen
ieire SnmiIie 8u ernabren.
@er0en Die 2ebensmitteL nidt Bill.
ger, 70 iteben mir an gorobeu0 ei.
ner Henolutiou.
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sonmtaasidnI.aonnentin

4Ie fiHfte IabrlIhe s%eonDentionI
Der 9e6rnsfa SonntoeslduIe. giio.
ciotion nobm beite natmiHaa i6ren
4Hfdng i'm itdOHifen au6itorilim.
Die Sa1resoeriommlun9 Der 8iref
toren mnroe ON gormitina I'm
Cattle SeteI obaebalten. Die aon.
beHtieu if, mie e. beiBi, cine Der
groBten oie felt Sohreu I'M Gtaae
Rebrasta seboltea puroe
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-06-20

NETS NIT a0bl 3irta u
pfunb gutter aeis uirb in gIafhs
6riibe 20 Big Is Minuten lana aes
to6t; in3ipif4en BAT man oud as
aen 5iemIid groBen aopf 8irliae
;t-iaH'tttn uno IN Snl5naHr qar
JefD6t. Run tpiro aobi unb REFS la
5%sutpeiie naF elmer G9aFd onQsrtd
let; jeoe Gage Rets lberRrent nit
liner guten 6unbooa ~qeriebenen gors
msfautdTe. 4uH bic ltBte qaqe be-
itebt aug Reis nr6 adfe. GdlieBIih
I4mdI5t man bag Gtrt6t NIT tinsr
6rduReu 3piebsI dpiss (o1ne qltbD
al.
Ser 4tfdbrfae S6omag
Rirfus bon Neft Sobofeh muBte
ben Sonntag int GafdnQnig III.
brtngen, neil iene eigene 6rou
i'm pegen gErnafenboIoenhdFttq.
felt uao moroeHtIidea geiraqeng4
berbafteH Iafeu. aber ite
5ats offeubm Hidt 70 iebr bos
lemeim, benin am SonHfag fam re
MT eInenI Iefereu 9labI fiir oie
fdrfere 6dIfte iHs @efdngHfs.
gmfus ioHte unIdngit elm geridt-
ides 8er60r baden, d6er es mar
'ormis3nIebefb oaB Die 6ran nidt
iegen i'm msiogen DilrSe.