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The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1918-12-18
WET WEATHER
HELD WILSON
President, However, Finds Plenty to
Take Up His Time
in Paris
ASSOCIATED Press)

Paris, Dec. 18-Another raw, wet
day kept the president indoors today
except for a ride in an enclosed motor
car. The only conference on the pro-
gram was with Gabriel -Hanoteaux
the former French foreign minister
The president worked late last night
after his return from the reception
given by Ambassador Sharp, and
slept late this morning. The president
is missing the entertainment he usu-
ally gets from attending the theaters
and is planning to witness theatri-
cal performance here soon.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1918-12-18
WILL HAVE
knOTHER ALLY
POLAND JOINS THE GROUP OF
INDEPENDENTS NATION IN
MIDDLE EUROPE
ASSOCIATED Press)

Copenhagen, Dec. 18.-The Polish
government has declared itself ready
to conclude a military and political al
lance with the Entente nations, ac-
cording to the Cologne Gazette
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1918-12-18

Get a few of those Raphael Tuck
Christmas Cards at Gerig's Drug
Store. tt
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1918-12-18
PROBLEMS OF PEACE
Engage Belgian Governments Close
Attention
(Associated Press)

(Associated Press)
Brussels, Dec 18-Permanent COM
mittees have been formed by the Bel
gian government to decide upon i'm
portant problems which will develop
at the peace conference. The commit
tees will sit at Brussels.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1918-12-18
HAS EXPRESSED NO OPINION

President Wilson this afternoon
called at the headquarters of the Am
erican peace mission at the Hotel De-
Crillon, to meet other members of the
mission and inspect the organization
already completed. To the present
the president hasn't expressed him
self in favor of any of the various
propositions in regards to the crea-
ton of a league of nations.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1918-12-18

Accurate and prompt prescription
service is always at your command
here. Ask your doctor. Tydings &
Co., druggists. Phone 80. tt
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1918-12-18

Drop in and examine our stock of
Holiday Perfumes. Gerig's Drug
Store. If
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1918-12-18
OUR SMOKED AMERICANS
First Detachment of Negro Soldiers
to Return from France
{ Associated Press)

tASSOcLdleu ITSSSJ
New York, Dec. 18.-The first de-
tachment of negro soldiers to come
the steamship Celtic
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1918-12-18
BE READY TO Do OUR BIT

/ Secretary Daniels said the Ameri-
the United States to contribute as
many Units as any other nation to
the international police.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1918-12-18

AS usual Gerig's Drug tSore is dis
playing very complete line of Ivory
Pyralin ware. tt
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1918-12-18
NATION MUST KEEP
Up THE NAVY
Perhaps Two Years, Says Daniels,
Before We Can be Sure
of Peace
Associated Press)

Annapolis, Dec. 18.-At least a
year, and possibly two years, will be
required before the nation can return
to peace conditions, and "we will be
fortunate if conditions abroad make
rehabilitation possible at so early a
date" said Secretary Daniels here to-
day, addressing conference of state
governors. Mr.. Daniels said he "look-
ed to see the peace conference put an
end to competitive big, navy building -
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1918-12-18

Weather Forecast: Overcast to-
night and Thursday; warmer north
west portion.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1918-03-14

vNidtcr Slpin6uitpl,b, Ser iinniicfe
Nremicr, lit in SerIiy1 eingetroffen,
nntDen CT nr5 Scllingfor5 gcfliihtct
luur, bon no oie 9ptbe Gorbc ongeb=
lief ihr SoouptQlurtier nnh Ser Sc1tllng
Spcaburg ucrlegt fat. 9nrau3 icteint
herpor5uge6enL bdB lie uidJt in Oer2a9e
mar, sic S5nuptitnDt 5u buiteu.
Gumincr perlaIIen sic Gnfpmina.
q m tier 5 n III, u. M1r3. Giner
Serliner Gepelde 8llfulae lit BORT pic
9iotrift eil9etroiiel1, poB oie rllnG=
nl'hcu Sruppen iic6 in llcbcreinItin1z
mltn9 NIT Den Tricoen56cbiugungen
aus Ocm fleinen S6cil ser @ufotpino,
Ben lie mod beIebt biclten. 5uriicfz
SlchclL llno onB oeutltc lno Dltcrrciz
ctiidJe Srllppen bereits in Seret6 einz
gericft iino. 6 bciBt oaB Scr rrmd=
niIdc !WiuiItcr oc5 9lu5lplrti9en, Sc
ncral elDcrcloo, lo6olo Sic @rcu5froge
cnnhie0en lein miro, icin Slnt nieberz
lc9cn DiirFtc. llnO hnB Damn lpn6rz
id1einlid1 Slleranocr Narobilonon, ser
Siibrer Ser aonlerpntiuc1l Iein 9'adlz
fol9cr lucrDen piro.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1918-03-14
Mu8 Dem Staatt.
3u Sen. Eluutmcrs Seriekung.

9e5 9f pines, 13. MGrS. sdni.
Sen. 6. 8. Elunm1er tpiro jett letn
Gou,nou0o ser So. 9ibiiion in Camp
Sonac obaeben llno mad Sort Sill
pcrlcBt luerbcn, mo ct leineu frii6eren
STANG ais SriQahjeraeneral5 ipieoe.
Iuluc6men miro.
Sen. Elumner lit inter Sen Sffiz
5icren uno Soloateu bes 2a9ers lebr
poplldr, lno leine Srnu ,luo S66ter
boben iudbreno oes 8iuter5 in Ser
Gjcielllfnft cine electromagnetic Holle
gclpielt.
Sen. Slulnncr Fat Sic oicultlide
slltcr2arcn5c Iuit crreidt, mar aber
lcbr beitrebt, leiu gceeulpdrtigcsaonz
nanoo bis 5,n Sd)luB bes arieses 5lt
behnlten. Gr tum erlt tiirSltd} bon
cil1cr Selihti9uu8sreiie an ser Ief=
front 5uriid.
Sen. Yhuumers giabfo(9er lit nob
nidt ernnnnt lporocl1. Brig. Sen. 81.
g. G5cttn, ser nGd1Ite 9iou9offisier in,
Snnp Sooge, miro porl0llii9 itellperz
trctcnocr HngerfouNmunount lclu.
Sin SuloatenitreidJ.
Scs gt oi CO, 13. MGrs. Gin
SpIOnt aus Camp Spoge numens
Suroctte GbriIteD, Ser alls bielerStaot
1tnmn,t, lpnr itarf in eiu SRI. @olbie
/ S1lnugun perlicbt. Sie5Sriuleiu tpollz
te i'm ober l,id)t gun, Mann aunebmen,
lucjl iei1 Mong uno ieiu Solo fitr tire
Socule nid>t bod aenlg iuareu.
Ser jllnne 2iebbu6er ipubtc lib abcr
su bclfcl luo taufte cinfut cine fnu=
fcluogcIncuc 2elttnontslluiinrnl in Ser
CT Iitl rrudtppll uulob. SSic i'm lciue
9luscrluuhltc am Mtpntu9 Ip crbltcfte
llro cntSilcft our Sic Sdlpinoeleien
b0rtc, sic i6r 9cmerbcr iest notbge=
nrln9cn lcil,cr Seutilul1tsl,nifprn1 un=
hdngeu nrllbte, 81 fono oas liebe aino
notiirlid, onb ibrcn Socoleu aeuii9t
lpproeu iet uuo lnatc So 5u Scr ltilrz
mildlcn &clrcrbung.
G3 lruroe ipfort cine S5cirutbsli5en5
berursaenonuuen, Sic Srellnoc ser
Sruut pllroen Idneu beuohrihtiet,
,no cine firdlide Srollln9 folate.
G6riltp butte eiu aroBes 9pd)5eitsz
cllcu bc1tellt ,tno buuu ipulltc Bic ga15e
WeieIGhuIt ing Sbeater 9ebeu. sluf
Dem See nuch bem Sbcoter lultroe Der
| fullhe 2eutnaut ieNud1 bon Der gtilie
tGrppli5ci crtnunt lnN lofort uerbaftet.
Scpt iist CT III Camp Sooge I'M God
lnp Iiebt elmer lchlucren Strufc entz
acgen lIuo sic Srultt? Sere1 Soeal
miro lest lupbl cine Shciolm9 icin.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1918-03-14

@rpBbritonnicn, $2,52O,000,000;
SranfreidJ, 81 1.404,0O0,000; Stalicn
$55O,OO0,OOO; Nublano S325,0O0,z
900, bon lpeldcr Sl,mmc mlr $751;
100000 al1sbc5ablt lpltrocu; 8cl9ien
$93,40O,OO0; Serbieu $6,000,0O0,
lmb G,lba $15,000,00O.
Gin sdritf sur 8ciurauns Scr n6tbt=
sem 1armarbciter.
gSaibiugto,1, 12. Mdrs. Groz
&c Ylatotc. sic Ben Sarmern rotben.
ibrcn 8ebarf an Sarnmr6eiteru fir
Sic fon1menbeSaiiuu ibren 2anrbricfz
trdacr, Ypltmeilter pber County,
Sorn,ugentcu mitsutbeilcn, lucrpc,,
ictt pon bcnt s(rbeitsheportment Der
tbcilt. Gs iinh 5000 Sarn,a9ertcu unr
$4,000 2aunbricftrdser llro Goitn,ciz
itcr Dritter llnb picrter &lu'Ie pprbanz
Sen. ipbab Sas Scpartcincnt nnacfdbl
100000 steenten sur Scrfiigln9 bot
S,uci 2asarettidifie lit Sienit seiteuf
sSoibinaton, 12. @idrS. Sit
Meeicring bat 5pei Sebiife Ser 8ar>
2il,ie iibcrnp,nmen llnb lie als 2usas
rettldific ouseerilitct. Sic bienen oen
3lpecf, pcrip,lnbete amerifanild]c SpI;
buten bon Srontrcid nad sen Ser
Staateu sll briugeu. Sic 9ianen biele,
Sdific iinb ~Mcrcp" nnb .Gonfort"
Ssencs Sieier Sd)ific bat Slat fir 4OC
Gatientcu. Sas mchisinildc Scpart:
ment battc Niibe. biele betacn ShiFfi
Ifiir Sen 6uipitalbienlt su erbalten
! a,Sau ipoIltc sueritSransportIhifie. bi'
bon Sronfreih nod an,erita Snrild:
,,.febrtcu, als 2asarettidiffe peripenSen
Ser @cncralltabSarst aber peripies
alT Sen llmltano, ba6 ,,nter Ser @e'':
fer 9onpentiun sransportIdiife fcins;
Iid,c,t Sallbbootanerifien alsSeles
iiub.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1918-03-14
Ser arieg.

Sci Ser merit. slrme e il
Srnntrei6. u. Ndr5. @eiteru Mor:
gen I'M 6 ll6r braug cine amerifani.
lde MISUNDERSTANDING i'm slb:
idMitt BON Soul in Die bel1tider
Sbiibenard6eu elm. Sem lIe6erfal
lpnr eiu Artilleriefeuer bon as Minuz
ten ooralls9e9ongcn. Sic Soloater
bradtell' piel Dlateria( 1mo sSnformaz
tiou NIT 5uriid, aber feine @efaugez
nen. Sizes mar Ser erite bon Sen Imez
rifoncrn obne llnteritilellng ser Sran<
3oIen nnteruomlnene lte6erfull. Ser
lleberfaa lpar inIoferl1 lebr erfolgreicb,
ais Der Seino piele 2clte aus Ser
Srontlinie 5uriid8og, lobalo er merit
te, bab Dem 8onl6nroement Elm lleber=
faa ipl9eu fonne. Sic Seute beriebtez
ten, DaB bas omerifanilde 0eldiiez
ieuer in Sen beutlhen Stelllln9en Ger
ltor,1ng bcrurIahte unb in bie feinoz
liden Srabtperhaue Glider riB. Sic
beutl6en 9attericu traten in Iftion,
crrei6ten ie0nh nid1ts, loipeit elnc
Gt0rllng oes 1teberfaas III 8etradt
fam. Sic 9lmerifaner fanhen in Den
lInteritdnbeu 5oblreihe 9eut'd]e perz
bprgen. ,Sn ben folgeuOen6auo9emcnz
&c lpllrbe cine sln6abl Senoe gctDotct
llno perlpuupet lluD in Sen @rd6en 5llz.
@eit ilber ibr 3iel binz
aus porgebenb, brnngeu bie 2eute 800
Dorbs in sic oe,1tlden 2iuicn cin. slllc
sic sic Srontliuic uerlalz
len batten, febrtcn picHer 5llrild.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1918-03-14
Spsialiitcu erlcgen Siirgidaft.

Gbicogo, 81, -. Wdr5. Sun<
oesrid,tcr 9unois uabm Sic SilrglbaIz
ten Don Spuis Gngnabl, Srpin Ct.
,Sub,t Suder. Goolpb @erner unb &m.
). &ruic bon ie $4,000 entaegcn.
SieIc 4 Sp5ialiiten linb Ser &erleellns
bcs SpiunuaegeIebes augetlagt. Tlce
for Scr0cr, Hebatteur bes WiiIlpuufee
9cuoer, ser ebeufals unter Antla9e
itcbt, bat lcine Silr9lddft III Wilipaua
fee biuterlegt.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1918-03-14
MuB 6elll e}nlaubt.
3as Sos bcr 8lieser.

g forfnlf, 3d., 13. aG6r5. sSlie:
ger N. g. NeNauabtou, II. g. g. 81.
ertranf bellte, als lein 8aiieri(ug5eul
aug elmer 66be bon 300 SUB inE
9aiier itiir5te. Seiu @eglciter tam o9=
ne Jehe 8erlctung bapon.
starfc Neaiitriru'ts il, Chicago.
Gbieaso, 13. @ar5. Sic seItz
rige 9legiltrirung fir Sic @ablen fpal
| iebr itarf. Gs lino jebt I'M ganser
SOS.942 Nanlen BON Stirm6erebtigz
ten eingetragen. Sic itorte 8ubllull
ioa bon oent borausldtliden aampi
Sipiideu 9nB uub Sroden bcrriibren.
Benigcr 3iiae.
Springfielb, Su.. IS. Nedr5.
&icr 3iige Der Suinoi5 Central >8ahn
3ipii6en ct. 2puis 1mo Clinton uno
Springfield llnb Clinton lperSen bon
Sonnta9 ab niht nehr laufen. 9nfiir
peroen. S6neasiige on nnebr stotioz
nen an6nlten dls bi5ber.
9lnacflagter sosialilt bese9t scl6it=
moro.
Nfelp @nn., 13. Mdr5. 8illiz
an Yeregrin ein eifriger Sp3ialilt
bieier ge9enb, t0btcte iid bier bellte,
illbcm er lid bon eincm Stiid 9pnaz
NIT bcl1 &opf serldmettern lieB. G5
ldipebte cine llnterlld)lng luc9cu an
aeblid,er s(sitation seseu oa5 susbez
6ln9s9clee ge9en i'm.
Sittpc pom 9rGi. 0arficlo gcitur6clt.
Sos angeles, Gal. 13. Idr8,
Srau 2ucretia GllOolpb Gjariielb. 8itz
1pe bon Sames q. @arficlS, bcn 90.
Hr6liocnten ser Ser. Stootcl1, larb
bcute in ibrem Sc. 2ebeusjabre in
Sput6 Ealabena.
Sin itol5er 8ater.
g IN 9 orf, 13. @ldr5. Gol. 8uoz
iebelt it. crbiclt beute bon Maipr Size
obore 9ioolepelt il. ioleenoes aabele
granu:
nslrd)ic lit bon S0raprea leidt am
8ein perlpltubet lporber. Geiu slrm lit
aub gebroden. aber nitbt ld)limm.
Seine @efabr. Seb."
9ioplebelt5,lr. ia9te bierau: sd bin
10 itol5 afif nteiue bier Slmgeus. Wie
i6 bios lein tann."
Sriibcr am Sag ipar 9fnoiebclt IT..
bcnadridtist iporScn, oab Capt. rslrz
daie. bon einem irans6Iilden Gencral
burd) Gin Gbren5eiten ausge5ei6net
lpurbe.
sSclbfaplam sSeinlcr pors &riessaeridt.
pouoIulu. 12. NGdr5. Selbfapz
Ian Seinlcr, Ser bon Gcneral Ycribing
aus Sranfrcid) 5uriidgeld)idt llnb allf
6ouollllu itationirt nurbc, fat lid)
gcgcnipdrtig por einem &ric9s9crid,t
leiner prozbelltlden 8eiinnllng ipcgcn
Su berontlpprtcn. Ct ipltroe bor elmer
@nd)e in slrreit ob9efiibrt. Selofaplau
Seiner 1ou ii1 bcrldiebcntlid bel &orz
trdgeu i,1 prozbeltidem Giunc &C.
dllbcrt lno gclogt babcn. on6 Die
&riegsgrellel nidt nlle allf bertIclcr
Scitc 5u finbeu lno unb baB Sic ocutz
ihe slrmee sic bcltoissiplinirte Ser
9Sclt lci. 81. 81. 8. Subb, @it9liep
bes 6o,paii Gefenlc Council. nirb 9ce
gen i'm als 3ipil5cu9e ouftretcn.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1918-03-14
MnB 6em S}nlan6e.
Chicago frieet teiu neues s(oref6nd1

ODtCUYu IIltBt &Ct!t NSuSS SoleRoNW'
Gbicagp, 13. Mdr5. Gum erltcn
Iol lcit iolt eillem balben Sabrbunz
bert ipirD Chicago III oieIcn, Sabre tein
neues MbreBblid erbalten. Gs loll
fiiuftig nur sipeiiGbrlid) eri6eincn,
neil es lid) nidt inter $25 berdus@
brin9eu ldBt cine 3unabme bon
$40 9e9eu beu bisberiacn Ercis.
1t. g. ,uirb oas 9entihe eeemanus=
beim iiberuebmem.
steip Dprf, 12. MHir3. gie perz
lautet. miro sic g,i1besregierung pas
9cl1tlche Seema,usbeint, 60-64
S1ublon Str., S,o6pfe1t, ii6erne9mcn
lunb iiir sic 8eber6er9llng bon SoIoae
ten cinridten. gs i0nnen iu1 9anSen
275 Ecrlpucn onri1 unterscbraht
iperben. Sci ser fiir5lihenNe9ilt
Ser s(usl1nocr baben Sc Geriunen oas
Seemunusbcin1 ais ibre slorelie dngez
9cbcu.
Sentid)c &mltur uno amcrit0Itldc
Shcalc ,uapereinbar.
9feip Dprf, -. Mdr5. ~9eutId]e
&ultur lmb amerifanilhc SoeaIc TOM
ncn ridt 5uiammen ouf Ser &elt be-
1tebcn", ertldrtc Guup. Charles 6.
&bitmau in ciner slnlprahe bor 1900
GerIpueu i,u slubitorulm Der y. M.
6. N. in @rootlpn.
j, ,A>cltIdlallhsslulidteu biloen cinen
unijberltciglideu Nb9rllnh 5ipllhe'1
ms, loate @elln. 8bitman. "llulerc
sluIieht lit Scr Ssitle. Ser Menidbeit 5l1
bicmen, sic ibrc boaegeu lit Ser @1lle
ser @eiualt. llno es gibt frr Sicle bet
Den speole niht gleih5eitig Nos III
Ser SSelt."
Gen. &empum (So,ua) iast -
Baltimore, u. Nldrs. Senaz
tor gSilliam g. 8enpon aus Soma, Der
fiirslid aus Srantreid 'slrilfgetcbr1
| lit, belt Counting cine slniprade i'll Der
Nlulif slfuncmie III eincr bon ocl
Morplonns 2ieo fir nntionale &ertbe1z
niolua pcronitaltctcn &erlamnlune
nnb entihulhietc lid} babel mchrert
ANale BEL Yiorrcr Gcregrine @roth
ser eineu Glot auf Scr @ilbue 'nnt
botte, lpesc,r ser itarfcn Nllsbriidc. ntt
CT bel Scr &erurtbcilun9 hcs 8dilcr;
rue Scr bcl,tldcn ariegsntctboHcn be-
mlstc.
Ser &oiIer hut nidlt mebr slusltd,s
ten, sen arieg sll aeipinncn, iplc e'n(
3elluluiofate bat, cine Isbeltrattc II
ser SDuc SIT fangen", iagte ser Neo;
llcr.
Ct sitirtc sen Nltsiprud bon @'ll'
Slu,nop, Dab, iueun n,m Oic enll'
l,lmfehreu iuiirbe, tltau ouf bem Sober
Sic @prte ,,Wlabc in Germany" fin:
sen iuiiroc.
Ser Genator ridbtete Sic Srin9enn'
@itte an 1eine 3uborer. feine II
9ertidlauo sen'ad9te 8aare 5u tall:
| fen. lu1b laete. er iuilIe beltinn,t. hal
| feiu ipabrer s(mcritancr @aarcn II
| ieiu ,Scim aebradt 5u boben ipil'1lebe
sic bon M6rScru nnb inter Der N'1:
liueiluua cines Serriders ber9erelt
iuerbcu, ser sic @rmorbung bon inebr:
lpleu israueu nuo 9iupern anbefob
len Fat.
Sic 9eutlcbcn lpl(en i6re &aare'
neImeu 1u,S bnmit s,lr ,5olle aeben"
rief Ser Senatpr. .Bir babeu es 1ld
NIT eiuem Gpnutaaidalls sEidnif pNe
eiuer s6eeseleuldoft su t9un."
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1918-03-14
oabcr cine itartc. itcgenhc slrmec

babcr cine itartc. ltcgenhc slrmee
6rnl6c.
6err Seller. gi5cprGlibcnt bes s.
q. Nationalbuubes. Ser Ser Sbul6es
bDrbe bon Snbianapolis ais MitgIieb
4 Sabre lang au9eb0rte. lagtc aus
hab linn sic bon Genator Sing berle<
ienen angebli6en sllssiige niebt bez
fannt tpdren. Gr babe jeood ipdbreno
iciner 8irtianfeit als G6u(ratb nit
Der sluspabl Der Sdulbiider nidts 5ll
tbun geba6t.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1918-03-14
8erlin meloet oen GilBug btntl0er $rnp.
per iu S0e0a.
Ser aurniiiid)e @on9ref Der Sontets III Mostan
auf 9onnersta8 perlboben.


ariesiear guer 10000 nmeranbe suoan
in SrandJ
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1918-03-14

no1u'nen iporoen lit. Cine Nn5ab( iol$
cber Slllg5ellgc ipcrben jebt fir Sen
Marincgebralb o69cliefert merben.
Sizes neue &ffhl95eus loQ Sen
britt lden nno fron50liiden Slug5eueen
a9nlicben SDps iiberlegcn lein.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1918-03-14
9lus Der llfraiilc.
+ ASsociated Press J

2Dnbpn, 13. MGr5. Cine Scpcz
idc aus 3iiritb iast, BOB Ser @lorlz
,uoliIten 9tubo in aielp ppn lfrulnl@
ld)en ,mp l1d1iilhcu Sruppcu ucrbnftet
murhc.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1918-03-14

30 o fuu, II. gidr5. (&erlp6z
tet.) Ser nllruliiIde aon9reb Der So@
piet3. Ser cin6erllien nuroe, llm Sen
Srieoensnertra9 nit oen!0Iittelnt0dtcn
5l beitdtigen, fat ieinc critic Situ1g
bis Spnnerstag perldoben.
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PermitNo. 296, authorized blythe
Act OF Oct. 8, 1917, on ,tile at the
Post Office at Davenport, Iowa.
BY order OF the President.
"A. S. BURLEgoN,
Postmaster General. !
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1918-03-14
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-08-06
Awaiting The
Joyful Sound
Tho Wonderful Music that Bursts Forth
When the Sto7k Arrives.

Who can forget that little brassy cry that
echoes the arrival OF the new baby?
Before baby the mother should
get in condition TO meet the crisis.
Thousands OF women have used the safe
and reliable application, Mothers Friend
during the waiting months and they re-
late how they entirely escaped nausea. ner-
vousness. bearing down and stretching pains
and many other debi!itat!ns and disheart-
ening experiences which so lily 6t the
mother for the greatest time in a woman's
life.
Mothet.s Friend is wonderful help TO
brought about BY expanding. muscles. The
neryes, too viii be calm. making the period
one of cheerful days and restfui nights.
Tie breasts are kept in good condition md
thi abdominal muscles relax with ease wien
uahs Is born.
Mothers Friend makes 1t possible for the
eNDcctant mother herself to actually aid
nature III the glorious work to be performed
and no woman should neglect or fail to
give nature IA helping hand: 1t viii mean
infinitely less pain at the crisis.
Mothers Friend is for external use only,
| Is absolutely safe and wnnderfuily elective.
Co. l. s6 Lamar Bldg. Atlanta. Ga Write
them for their Motherhood Book" 60
valuable to eNpcctant mothers.
Procure a bottle OF this famous remedy,
which has been used by women with the
greatest success for over half q century,
from the druggist to-day. and thus fortify
yourself AGAINST pain and discomfort-Adv
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-08-06
YOUR SICK CHILD
IS CONST|PATEDI
LOOK At TONGUE
Hurry, Mother! Remove poi
sons from little stomach,
liver, bowels.
Give california Syrup OF
Figs" if cross, bilious
or feyeriSh.

No matter what ails your child. a
gentle. thorough laxative should al
ways be the first treatment given.
IL your little one is out or sorts, half.
sick. isn't resting, eating and acting
naturaily-look, mother! see IL tongue
is coated. This is a sure sign that its
iittlo stomach. liver and bowels are
c!oggcd with waste. When cross, irr!-
table. feverish. stomach sour. breath
bad or has stomach ache. diarrhoca
sore throat, full Of cold. give a tea
spoonful of California Syrup Of Figs"
and in Il few hours all the constipateu
poison. undig ested food and sour bile
gently moves out OF its little bowels
without gripping. and you have we'll
playful child again.
Mothers can rest easy after giving
this herInless fruit laxative" because
1t never fails to cleanse the little ones
liver and bowels and swceten the
stomach. and they dearly love its
pleasant taste. Full directions for
babies. children of all ages and Tor
grown-ups printed on each bottle.
Beware of counterfeit fig syrups
Ask your druggist for bottle Of
california Syrup of Figs" then see
that ~ is made by the california Fig
syrup CompaEy."-Adv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-08-06
IN AND our OF TOWN.

Mr. and Mrs, Henry Hsrwood lief,
last week for stay OF several weeks
ut the White sulphur Springs.
Mss Adel!ne Douglas, Of Mont
Holland Friend. at Fores, Hill.
Mr. and Mrs. Reuben Jacobs have lie
turned 10 the city, after trip 10 Bal
,!a!ore. New York C!;y. and Elizabe.h II.
n j., having also visited their sister,
Mrs. $. E. Ryan. and her family.
Mrs. CHARLES 7. Norman and her two
children. Audrey Darlington ana
Meade Norman, OF o03l Monument Ave-
nue., are spending the month OF Angus.
at Castle Hell. near Lexington.
Mrs. Matte Fowlkes. OF Burkeviue.
Is the guest OF her daughter, Mrs. j. NJ
Anderson. at 2346 West Grace Street
Mrs. S. L. Agee. OF Hanover Avenue,
Is spending some time in Cumberland.
Miss Vera Chloe Agee. OF Hanover
Avenue. LETT last week for an extended
Etay at ocean View.
Miss Lizzie Brander has returned 10
her home here, after spending two
weeks al Virginia Beach.
S. II. Hull is spending several weeks
in the Eastern part OF North Carolina.
Miss Louise Hines. OF Petersburg
who spent two months at Sweet BrIar
Mountain Lake and Blacksburc. Is now
visiting Miss Darlington at her home
~ Lexington.
F. L. Weymouth and wife, and Miss
Courtney. OF Callao. Va, are stonn,n1
at the Jefferson Hotel
Miss Italena Peters. of this city. ba
as her guest, Miss Anne Rosseu OF
Wilmington, Del.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-08-06
BURLESON MAY DISCIPLINE
WESTERN UNION PRESIDENT
War ON Lnbor Unions May Result 1,
Drastic Action When Postmrs-
tcr-Gcneral Hears Cnse

WASHINGTON, August a-Rods er,
IN pickle FOR President Carlton. OF tn
Western Union Telegraph Company. II
ostmasicc-General Burleson and hi:
wire-control committee do not amply
them shortly. the tclcgraphers' unto,
Is likely 20 execute sudden flank
movement and again bring the entire
case up in the National War Labor
Board.
Continued discharge Of telegraph op-
orators in score OF Offices through
cut tie country b. Western Union
managers because OF the mems atf.i-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-08-06

alton with the Commercial Telegraph.
crs' Union Is bringing Il series &C pro-
tests into the Post-Oft'ce Department
which has for week bean N chare c
Of the wire companies.
The last and most serious Is one re-
coived from the New York union Of
the telegraphers and signed not only
By the locals officers. but also by Percy
Tncmas. deputy international president
whose authority and jurisdiction is CO.
extensive with that OF President Koken-
camp.
Reports from many cities in the coun-
try indicate that operators resentment
at the action of President Carlton is
growing so that waltout OF Western
Union men cannot be much longer
avoidcd.
II can say nothing of the depart
ments plans for handling tho wire
problems. said Iostmastcr-Gcn
Burleson. nor can | comment on the
so-calied danger OF 4 teleEraphcrs'
strike.