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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-05-31

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3ongreb pafIirt, unbebingt Dor bas
Oberbunbesgeriht gelangt, ipenn es
bic JntereHen Der fruits um eth 6nor
fhmdiert. ebenfo iollis ibm nitt unbe.
tdnnt Iein, bab bas Sberbunbeseeriht
iih ols .Befhiiser oes Aiibes eegsn
Legislative Ginsriffe" betrahtet. Dus
ldbt bod tuum einen 3peifel iibrig,
boB bas Geriht elm foIhes @eIeb fir
untonftitutioneu ertlGren fniirbe. Rohz
benz HpofepeIt elm babies Jabr lang
Dor bem 0olte bareeleet bat, bab bic
8erihte gar isin 9eritdnbnib fir bie
Rehte oes WoItes beiisen, icnbern bios
tir oos anpital, mub es bopp<It iiber.
rdfhen, einen IoIhen 8crfhlae bon
tbm su pernebmsn. gielen 4nberen 1T
oas ebenfolls oufesfallen unn iie babeu
niht febr fctmeiheIboite Motipe aes
iuht, Wir tpoIlsn aber nitts Shle6.
tes iiber ibn oen;sn, biirfen ieboh NIT
8eitimmtbeit fogsn, oab aus ben oben
ansefiibrten llrfaden fein @ori9Ios
nnannebmbor 1T.
I5enn ober ipsosr bic bon 2aft be-
folsten, nod bic BON Rooiepelt unb Ga
Jouette porseftIassnen Rstboben aIs
pirtfom betru6tst rperosn t6nnen, 10
min es uns ftsintn, boB bic einaige
2Diung in bem pldne Der Dtmotroten
gu finben lit, bic Waht Der Srufts
permDge elmer Ourhgr.ifsnben aarif<
Reform 3u brsttn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-05-31
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guh ner in Bernard Shaip BIN
Iran1otifer MIR mdbig beipunoert,
muB onerfeunen, bab er Elm iiberIege.
rer aopf iit. Der nit burf,brinaenoem
8eiite Die tiefinnerIite 9erIogenbeit
mooerner altIursliit1noe burddd,nitt
Ran tpiiroe ibm oieies 3ueeitanoniB
nod bereitrpiuiaer MADDEN, lpenn er
| iih ieine eigene Superioritat nidlt
| iorrpabrenb ielbit beifeiniate: aber
er peroient es trosbem. gbos er iiber
Die pbontaitiife Gppofe iagt, Su Der
in gnslnnb Der llntergang Der .5ito.
nic~ ousgeiponnen ipirb, III geiitrei'
der nnb treiienher als bas neifte.
mas bisber bn3u peduBert iporoen IT.
es Iohut iit. ieine 9etrohtiing in
oeutiter Sprate ipiebersugebeu an.
geiihts bes neuen Siabiums. In bas
bic bentih.eneliiden ge3iebungen
minmehr treten ioIlen, enpiiehIt es
lid, geaeniiber einer international 10
beoeutianen aataitrophe. bic Sdp1rie
eer ssritif. 5u Der iie berausforoert ei.
uem Snnbsmnnn berer gu iiberIaifen,
bic oaiiir perantrportIth iunren.
Sbops glusfiibrliusen laliten in
freisr lleberiesnng:
.Wie tpmmt ss, bdb Elm RieIens
uneliid cine nloberns Hation dnita.t In
parornsmen bss G6mer3es um bic
GttSbisten, Der 1beilnobme on benz
Cool, Der Bsrtpuiiisn, Der 5rtube Ibsr
bic 0ereitetsn, furs. aniiatt in sintn
burn sJur1i nnb Witleib irasifb sss
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auflehnnns ssgen oas unerbittti6.
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den psrissi. fursum in eineH eberfo
ftmnhnolIeH ME romontiiAen aueens
!aumsl2
Mcs in Bel elmer Gdiifsiataftropbe
bic ERIE Gprotrung Der Romuniiil
Der 0runhfab: -Drouen unb ainosr
geben por!. Rein mdnnlifes Wefen
bari Elm Restungs boot beiteipen, irlans
ae elm m<ib ober Elm ainb an 8orb iii.
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etruhert unb ssfieusrt perben fou,
!cmmt ni6t in Hetrani. GinerIei
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bigs 0rau iin unb ibre QinDer freiipiIs
tig sinem Hoote onpertrouen piirbe.
bdS nidyt cine geniigenbe 4nsnh Wdns
ner entbGIt. Die romnntif6k Jormel
DerIdngt: .syrouen unb Rinbsr poron!!-
Qie ober entlodien bic eRgliIhen 9eis
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oenbdften Wefolgung nieies prinjips
auf Der .1itonir" ihren asiern feisrlis
nere 95ns ala In bsnfelben Nummern
ibrsr WlGtter. tporin enbp Duff Cor.
bon berintt.e, mite iie fih In einem
Hooie rstiefe, hns nur nod zine dnb<reI
Drau, duberbtm aber 5ebn Ndnner
entbisit! Alf0 fiinf Tldnner auf jeI
cine Grnu!
3msite romantif6s Jorberung:l
~MiiHen ale iibrigtn Mdnntr ouT engs
lifhsn Gniffen iin belbenbnft bsnebr
men (ausgtnommtn HidsengIdnbtr;
bisi< finb 0oSn uHf1big unb mi;i5snI
btim Uerfu9, Dor 6rnuen Mnb RIM
bern In bit Bocit 5n geldngsn. BON bris
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Jraasa.S StaOtperbaab.
Der grauen Siaotpsrbanb btrrnm.
melt iit belte Abenb IN bee
Noibington WIotiorm. % Sc ab.
re6nung ipegsn btr sJa6uenfifiun,
Doreenommen iperbtn }on. pirb uyi
rsas 3tstlna9me Gert6net.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-05-31

9enau 70, ME in CUBA,
fpiirben bic bsiiBenben Slai1en bon
Wtertto eine Snterpention Der Der.
Stoaten pilltommen betBen, nm ben
beftdnbigen RebeIipneu etn GnDe 5u
MAIDEN. Der BrGIioert lit ober, tpie
mir gu unierer groBen 8efrieoisuns
beobadten, entidIofen, eiusm fpl6en
muni9e niht 5pIge 81 seben. IS 1T
Sade Der 8urger zines ieben 2anoes,
felbit auf Rube unb Srbnuns gu Isben
uno bic Ger. Stdaten t0nnsu niht trs
terpeniren, obne iia bem 9eroo6t
ousauiesen, bab tie es auf anneriouen
abgeieben haben. Gin 3pane our Sns
terpentton mag eintreteu, ipenn euro>
pdii6e Rattonen bic 4biibt perrathen,
nit bepoffneter Sanb gum S6use i6s
Ter 8ir9er uno ibres Gigeutbums elm
sufhreiten. Damn ober ptrb bic ens
teroentipu ith auf Die nptbpenbieften
mobregeIn CUR Seritelung Der Orb.
nunq beIhrdnten.
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sufhreiten. Damn aber pirD bic enz
terpentiou ith duf Die nptbpenoteften
Mabregelu CUR Serfellung Der Orb.
nung beihrGnten.
Gs 1T merlin iirbtg, pis
fhneq bpG80unerifhe Intrdge ourdz
eehen unb 3Dar nit oemotrattiher
SiIfe. 0ds ein3ige, mas pom cdnuots
ffen 8ertrdee psrblieb, mar neben eiriz
gen untpef fentIiden9 9orasrapRn oiefrsis
ginfubr bon gapier, tpas ben betrefz
fenoen Sruit 5dbm Qemaht bat. Gin
fortfdrtttIides Witglieb itelte ben ans
trag, ben perbleibenben ReIt oes 8srz
TRACES, bis auf ben Photographer, tpslz
der bic 5oqfreie Ginfubr ppn 9apisr
9eftattet, su ftreiden. Der Sberzgr3s
Stanopatter 9auineer beantroete burz
auf bas @msnoement, ben 9ertrag
gans gu itreihen. 9ds tppIIten Die
BroereTioen ni6t augebsn, Iiebsn fi6
uber bon 9aIinger lberreben, ben Sou
fir 9apier ouf 50 bic Spnne ansu>
febeu uno bafiir fttmmten audi bic 9e.
motrotsn. Oas ReiuItot lit poraus.
5ufebeu. @ierunbSpdnsig Gtunoen
mad Der Gnnahme bes 9e'eses fpirb
Der Sruit bic 8apierpreiie fpisosr In
bic SDbe ihrauben.
DEN QnbGngern RpofepeIts
lift iebr ptel oaran gsIegsn, Sip unb
Sttmme i'm Rationdlz Gomnittee su
erlungen, peIaes iibsr Die 3onteTte ents
fheioet unb bic RationuIz apnpention
tempordr prganiItrt, neil i.st bic Qns
hGnger Salts bic MuioritGt i'm Gors
nittee beiisen. I'm nun Girgdng in
ods Gommtttee gu erIdngen, bd6en bic
Rooispeltidner bic Sbsprie oufgsitelt,
bag bic aus 8pltspablen berporoegans
genen Dsleedten gum Rationalz zaoms
mittee bic Steller Der iebigeu 8ertrstsr
etn5unebmen hdben. 9ieie Tbeorie 1T
unhaltbar. Die Wlitglieber bes glds
ttonals Gpmmtttees peroen uuf bier
Sabre oetpGblt unb ibre 7Funtttpn erz
Iiiht erit, nu6bem bic RationoI. Rom
BENTON orguniitrt 1T. 9oItpmmm
rtGtts lit burgelegt pDrDen, bag
otefer SHeorie gerdb RooIepelt
fails er nomintrt unb qeDGbIt perben
foQte, ndd Der WdbI i'm glopember ing
WetBe 0dus tommen unb oerIanqen
tonnte, baB Saft es Dor bem q. WGrs,
mann fein Imtstermin erliiht, rGume.
Sieie gepagten unD boIliq un6ere6tigs
ten QbIihtsn Der RooIspsItianer finb
nur ein gspeis, ME rabiot lie in ihrem
GntihIuife Tinp, RooTepeIt sur Romis
nation 81 oerbelfen.
Die Quft { Dirrt bon 9es
riihten iiber ben QusgQng Der rspu6lis
taniI6en Qattonalz&onpention. 3uerit
hteb es, bdb RooispeIt bic g1ominution
nldt piiniae, ionbern Die Delegoten
auf ft6 oereinige, I'm tie einem Qnbez
rem 3u ubsrtragsn, obRs bas ieoo6 Der
Betreffenoe, ben RoofeDelt gum grGFis
benten MAIDEN min, qenannt Durbe.
Dos 9erii6t 1T in 6iinbiger Weife MI
oerlegt nOrben. RoofeoeIt Bat ertldrt,
bob bic Domination ibm Ti6er Iei unb
er iie on tetnen Qnoeren Qbtreten mir
be. SEPT beibt es, baB SaFt Die 2lbz
1i6ten 6ege bic Rooiebelt 3ugei5rieben
poroen itnb. Sur geetsnstsn 3eit
piiroe Eafts ReprGfertant auf Der
&onpeatipn betannt gsben, bas bteier
bic Termination ni6t pinftx. fonbern
etnen QnoereH - einen Stanbpdttsr-
Dorfdlu9e Wdbrenb mir bas fareis
ben, lit nod teine 9emsutiruno Der
Na6ri6t erfolgt; ite pirb ober tpobl
ntht ansbleiben, ausgenommsn, bqB
man Die Guelle. Der fis sntitammt, fir
gu unpi6tig bdlt, um fie elmer 8edtz
tung gu tpiiroiaen. gqft Diu bic gos
The Washington times., 1912-03-24

White Russian Dresses of i'm
ported repp and madras; plated
back; front finished with small
pssrs pssri 0s5'SnS; sfSG Vaidss 7iSss @ 1 to 89c
White Dotted Swiss Dresses;
long waist styles, high neck and
short sleeves, wide beading in neck
and sleeves, with ribbon sash al
waist; finished with rosettes;
sizes to 6 years: $3.50 GQ S0
values Observation-Disclosures. UOSCO
White Lawn Dresses; long waist
STYLES, low neck and short sleeves,
front of German val and baby
Irish laCes, skirt trimmed with
wide ruffle of laCes, ribbon sash at
waist and shoulder; sizes co 90
to 6 years; values, $500 COSCC
Muslin Drawers, embroidery ruff
fies, beaded with tuCks; csc 1Qa
value; sizes tc IL years. lOS
The Washington times., 1912-03-24

Coat Of navy blue serge, deep
pointed taffeta silk collar, merging
into revers in front; cuffs to
match; large buttons. Hat of pea
nut braid, trimmed with wide navy
blue taffeta ribbon. All 0S R0
Coat of two-tone diagonal mix
ture, brown and tan, deep inlaid
round collar, merging into wide
revers to waist line, finished with
buttons to match Panama Hat,
trimmed with wide messaline rib
bon forming shirred ro- GO E0
settes OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. OCSOO
White Persian Lawn, with tucks
from neck. with large box pleat
in center, finished with French
knots and heFringbone stitching;
Eve other pretty styles; sizes /,
,. and 3 years. $50 G1 00
values NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. ClsOO
The Washington times., 1912-03-24

All wool Shepherd Check Coats,
ltussian style, box pleated back
and front, patent leather ca On
belt studded with pearls OfsOO
Five styles of children's hats,
made of English milan roll and
turn down brims, one style with
quilting of ribbon and large ros-
cite, finished with silk CT Ok
cord and tassel .........,.. O1sHC
Hats of all colors of all over
straw braid, shirrinG of silk, silk
rosettes finished with small for
get-me-nots and roses, shirred
facing. Suitable for chill co co
dren to 6 years............ DOsOO
Little Girls Goats of all-wool
cream serge, pointed collar, shawl
front, scalloped edge, finished with
eNelet embroidery. Hat of milan
straw, trimmed with rosettes OF
cream satin ribbon to GO OS
match. All for .,....,..... DOoJO
The Washington times., 1912-03-24

KnickerboCker Drawers, en-
broidery and lace ruffes, with rib
bon beading; sizes 3 to 6 0En
years; values 20 S5c ......... GOC
Cambria Drawers. with dainty
embroidery "uffles; hemstitching
and fine tucks; . 30 II years; OEo
3Sc value ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, ASON
Cambria Drawers, of nainsook.
with fine nainsook embroidery ruff
fe, headed with hemstitching,
tucks above, sizes . to II S0o
years; values to 75c........ OOC
Nainsook and Muslin Gowns.
high. V and low necks; some with
yokes of embroidery and tucks;
others low neck with ribbon bead
ing; sizes to IL years; Eno
NainsOok and Cambria Gownr
low, high and V necks, neatly
trimmed with fine embroidery.
laces and ribbon beading; sizes
2 to II years. value TO Coo
~ ...,'.'...'...,..,.,.',. OOS
The Washington times., 1912-03-24
No Charge-Baby Cabinet Size Picture Mr. Nicholson the Street Photographs

Five styles of little girls Dresses,
of fine lawn. One style has long
waist, square low neck. wide
swiss embroidery and fine tucks
down front, short sleeves trim
med with embroidery. wide hem
IN skirt, beaded with fine tucks.
yeSrs YARN s. speeiaI ;eSi Sizes .n.,.. to 89c
Dress of Persian Lawn, V-neck,
with insertion of fine Baby Irish
insertion at neck and over shoul-
der; finished with medallions;
waist band inserted with Baby
Irish ACE, and medallions; also
row OF Baby Irish insertion above
hem. Sizes to 6 CT 90
years '''''''''' ''''''.'''' ~AsOO
ChildTens Coats including reef
er styles, with velvet collar; navy
blue serge coats with scalloped
pequet collar, detachable; another
style with sailor collar of Dongee.
revers finished with silk GO A
Lraid sizes . to q years DAs41
The Washington times., 1912-03-24

Long Waist Skirts, tucked rur-
ftes, finished with torchon lace;
to years; values to SOC
Knickerhock Drawers, of fine
CambriC, dainty embroidery ruffe,
finished with ribbon beading; OOO
: to wears; soc values ..... OOS
Muslin Gowns, V necks, yokes of
fine embroidery insertion and
tucks between; sizes to II 90o
years soc values ............ OOC
ChildTen's Muslin Skirts, without
waists; tucked ruffles; sizes 1So
to IL years; values to csc 1OC
Cambria Skirts, with wide ruffe
of embroidery, headed with tucks
and hemstitChing: without waist;
sizes 1 to II years; values S0o
" iOC ''''''''''''''' '''''...'..'.' WV
Skirts, OF sheer nainsook, trim
med with fine laces and embroid-
cries, with and without Coz
waists. I5C "alues ........... UOC
The Washington times., 1912-03-24
Superb Trimmed Hats
SO, $l2, $l8, SIS
Many Dollars Less Than the Actual Values

The mlner in chief another visitor New York. returning
only yesterday The object of the visit primarily
fresh supplies of needed materials and incidentally to have open
for any atestmoment novelty These Sample" Hats
dreamed of-they the "dea' the inspirations, each the
che doevre' of this that importer of this that Fifth
avenue miner who produces patem hats" for the trade And
they here-he at dollars less than the actual values It's
because they have served their puposebecause e trade
supplied The PaaS Royal Millinery Department chief visits the
market last and captures the prize bargains of the The prices
5000 to S25OOe not few instances many dollars less than
the actual values AS with the Suits with these haSthe import
ance of morning visit should be apparent
The Washington times., 1912-03-24

Babys' Slips. choice of four styles,
nainsoOk, some with fine tucked
yokes; some with embroid- IGO
cry and hemstitching ........ ffS
Nainsook Slips. with hand work
in yokes; choice of six styles. 7RO
Special at Observation-Disclosures SOS
Nainsook Slips, dainty yokes,
round, s1uare, and bishop styles,
with hand work and dain- Q1 M
ty lace trimming .......... OA'OO
Hand made Dresses, yokes of
fieur de lis, and forget-me-
patterns, finished with fine lace
In neck and sleeves. CT 70
Worth $3.50 ................. O1sSO
Babies Cloaks of all wool cash
mere, deep cape, hand embroidered
back and front. $500 GO 90
value Observation-Disclosures. COsJO
Caps to match. of lawn with
touches Of bow knots and C1 M
hne lace NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. UAsVO
The Washington times., 1912-03-24
Dress Trimmings and Buttons

Drop Trimming. satin and braid
balls. all colors, in both SOo
styles. Per yard. ..... OOC
Irish Crochet Ball Trimming. Two
rows, $l.25 and $l.39 per
yard. One row, 39c, soc, e. M
and ................. O1sVO
Silk Fringe, in black and all col
ors. Per yard. csc, 6sc, @1 GO
The Washington times., 1912-03-24
Palais Royal Dress Shields Guaranteed
Other Best Needs at Special Prices

chine SILK, black or white; 29c
value, 3Sc spool. Sale price. AOS
Kings 5OO-yard Basting Cotton,
all sizes; value, sc spool. 1Ao
Sale price. spools for...... 1OC
Warren's silk-covered Feather
Bone, black or white; value, 6O
1Oc yard. Sale price............ w
Double Serge Betting, black and
white; full 9-yard pieces; HSc
value, 65c. Sale price ..... 4OC
Windsor Hooks and Eyes, silver
or black; all sizes; value, sc %
card. Sale price ................. ON
Net Collar Foundations; wash
able; all sizes; value, 1Oc. Sale So
price, Tor Observation-Disclosures. CN
Human Hair Nets; all-over auto
mobile; real hair; all shades; 0Eo
value, 19c. Sale price, for. ACC
Roll Tape, full 24-yard pieces;
white or black; value, 10c c.
piece. Sale price .............. VI
Imported Embroidery Edging. all
fast washable colors; extremely
pretty patterns; imported to 10n
retail at soc piece. Sale price 1OC
Steel Scissors, all sizes; fully
warranted; values up to SOC 01o
pair. Sale price ............... AlC
Sterling Silver Thimbles, all
sizes; value 25c each. sale 1Oo
price Observation-Disclosures. 1OI
Heavy Lisle Elastic Sew Ons.
Extra strong. 19c value. Sale 10o
price OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 1ON
Best Dress Weight Tape, IL
value 10c yard. Sale price. ~
Grear's Shoulder Pads, m
value 15c pair. Sale price,. 1UC
The Washington times., 1912-03-24
estc Sewing Machines $27 SO for $65 Model Of 1872
Wool Dress Goods
s1as Ss,ss $1.OO 'smsrSs~ s1sS sssss SIPS

There has been pebble chevo-the Paas Royal is first
Washington with the Pebble Ser9e- fysx 5o) inches wide,
extra heavy weight and black anS old and blues
ape wSaa leather reSeda ModSeS and aorS interested
If time precious phone for samples.
The old-fashioned Storm Serge improved with skinish
and made fywo (52) inches wide Here navy, tan old blue
garnet d grays brown and black Ideal for separate jackets
and skirts.
Note that Wool Dress Goods and Silks second floor,
where greater and better light conduce to intelligent and
joyabe shopping.
Two-tone Taffeta Silk, $1.5O
Exclusive Novelty-Only at the Palais Royal
The stripes and colors in these twoone silks SO inches wde
not only very beautiful but the aesmomen Paris fad Only
a few dress paternS-peaSe hurry
Marquisettes, $500, $2.25, $3.50
40 inches wd-See the window display of these Bodered
Siks-hey all pure sk-as my cloud, draped heavy
silk to match in shade the effect inspired See that window display
Note the wonderful shades of gold pnks and blues Note the borders
they exquisite
75c Yard All-silk Pongee, Soc
ALsik Pongee-he reliable silk that will or fade
Rose browns green's blues black and white Note that Innings of
all kinds also on this second floor.
The Washington times., 1912-03-24
Two-tone Taffeta Silk, $1.5O
Exclusive Novelty-Only at the Palais Royal
Marquisettes, $500, $2.25, $3.50
75c Yard All-silk Pongee, sec

ALsik Pongee-the reliable silk that will crush or fade
Rose browns green's blues black and white Note that Innings of
all kinds also this second floor.
The Washington times., 1912-03-24
Girls Garments $500, $500 and
Worth to $500


and O enkandba trimmings o
and and
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Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1912-06-17

The great uv,u Tor Il federal plant
quarantine ana Inspection law when
vii prevent the importation OF dis
ease and pest infested nursery stock
into tie United States from foreign
co utries. as well as the shipment Of
it from one state into another bids
fair to be met if ILLS which have been
introduced in both houses of congress
are enacted into law. The bill rs orig
inalig draff"11 is Ii. Il. 2l,29l, but fol
lowing its reference to the house com
mi tee some changes have been suG-
cested. and these have been embodied
in II. r. 22,12S. which. it is propoSed'
shall be substituted for the original
bill when the latter is brought mp for
consideration The bill as drawn pro
yides that it shall he unlawfu for any
person to import or offer for cntry into
the United States any nursery stock
unless a permit shall have been issued
therefor by the secretary Of agricul
ture and the latter shall be the jud-e
of several conditions under which such
permits shah be granted. The bin
also prohibits th, shipment from one
state to another of nursery stock that
has been imported unless the secretary
of agriculture has been notified of the
history of tie shipment and the same
has been property inspected ana la.
beled The bill further empowers The
secretary to restrict the importation
of any plants, fruits vegetables, roots.
bulbs. seeds OF other plant products
not included under the term "uurscry
stock" whenever he believes their al
mission might result in the introduce
ton of injurious plant or insect pests.
He may also quarantine any state or
district of the United States in which
plant or insect pests gained foothold
Full authority is given the secretary
to make the regulations necessary to
carry the provisions of the measure
into effect For the proper enforce
ment of the bill it provides for the
creation of a federal board Of horti-
culture, which shall consist of FIVE
members, including representatives
from the bureau of entomology, the
bureau of plant industry and the forest
service Twenty-Five thousand dollars
is appropriated by the bill to carry its
provisions into effect, and it becomes
operative on July l. 1912, If passed.
In q personal letter to the writer from
Secretary Wilson in response to an
inquiry about the matter he writes
II hope you will commend this bill to
the attention of your senator's, and |
appreciate your interest in this legis-
lation. No more needed or useful legis-
lation can be enacted by this congress
than this plant quarantine and inspec-
ton bill" The writer would pass this
injunction along and urge the readers
of this department to write their repre-
sentatives and senators urging support
OF the measure. It's passage is of the
utmost Importance to both horti
cultural and agricultural interests. and
on these much of our prosperity de
ponds. Our country is the only one
of the leading countries that does not
now have adequate inspection laws
1t is high time we joined the process
sion.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1912-06-17
100000 Observation-Disclosures
TO MAKE A FLYLESS CITY .

Cleveland is to be classed and cata-
paign inausurated for the extermina-
ton of the fly four steps are outlined:
First.-To educate tho people as to
the deadly nature Of the fly.
Second.-To kill off all winter flies
those hidden about the houses, waiting
their season Of forage.
Third.-To do away with all breeding
places for flies.
Fourth.-To trap all flies that happen
to escape.
AS the first step addresses on the
subject are being made before the va
rious women's clubs and in the schools
of the city. Circulars and booklets will
be distributed among the children Of
the schools, to be carried by them to
their homes; posters and illustrated
bulletins will be placed in the schools,
in the street cars and other public
places, carrying the sermon Of the fly
reform.
The determination of the winter fly
is a problem for the individual house
keeper. Don't let one fly escape you.
Hunt for them and kill them, for the
winter fly is the most dangerous of the
race. The winter fly is the mother OF
all next summers terrible throng.
To do away with the fly breeding
places is merely matter of cleanli-
ness, for the fly is scavenger, lover
of filth and an habitual follower after
all that is unclean and unwholesome.
Clean houses. gardens and yards. clean
streets and alleyways discourage the
fly in it's breeding proclivtes. and
therefore the doctrine of cleanliness is
to be preached by the anti-hy cru
saders, along with the sermons on the
deadly character of the insect.
And carrying out the fourth step all
the house furnishing stores in the city
will be asked to carry in stock and
push the sale of fly traps, marvellous
little wire screen houses to be baited
with milk, wherein q fly once entrap-
ped is doomed With the campaign OF
education will be given complete in
structions for the use of the fly trap.
which may be placed on porches or
window stills, on garbage pails-any-
where that flies are likely to congre-
gate. but always on the outside of the
house-always outside. Catch the fly
outside Of the house before it has a
chance to come in and spread its poi
son and disease.
This city is to be divided into dis
tricts and each district divided again
into clans and clubs, and from each
center, small or large. branches will
reach out, graphing with the subject
in whatever way seems best adapted
to that individual section.
Death to the fly is to be the battle
cry. It is to be fight of man against
his enemy the fly and of the fly against
man.
Cleveland Leader.