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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-11-13
ElN eELeIscHge ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

babm in ben admpFen I'm 2atti9 sabI.
feids 9eute untsr benz Sdus biresrIi4er
Rleibuns an benz admpf Ebsilgtnommsn,
Sic babtH niht uur oaI sbie beltihen
5ruppen qeIdpTen; Tt hdbsn in ernus
iomsr WeiIe Berpunbete eri6laseu unb
@er3ts, bic ihren 9eruf srfilttn, nieber,
ssldpFsn. @leidaeitig BAT In Autperpen
Der p06el bsutfdes Gigsntbum barbariid
berniiitet, 5rausH unb 2inSsr in beItias
IiIder @eiie Riebereemsbelt. 9eutIhlano
forbert Dor Der ear3en s~eTittst.n Weli
RtdtuIbdft fir bas 8iut OisIsr llnfduls
6isen, fit bic ieber Qualification 9obn
fpredtnbe Qrt Der arieasfibrung Bel
giens. @enn Der arieg BON nun an eineH
grauIamen Gbaratter unnimmt trdgt Bel
gien bic G6ulb. I'm bic beutiHen 3rups
pen bon Der e%ntfeFelttu gpltstioenTdaft
81 f9iBen, pirb Ron nun an isber Rihts
unifprmirte. Der nidt bur6 bentlih err
tennbare 4b5eihen dls our Sbeilndbme
am 8dmpf beredltigt bt3sidHst 1T, ais
auber6alb bes @Dlterrtfts ilsbsnb 6t6dus
belt perbsR, penu er iid am Sample Bee
tbeiligt, bic 6eutfheu riidpdrtieeu Bers
binbunasn fort, 9elegrap6tnOrdbts bur9s
fhnsibst. Spreneungen bornimmt, tur5,
in irgsnbeiner Bei1e unberedtiet an Der
ari,esbunOlnne thsilnimmt. Gr pirb als
5rauttireur bebanoelt unb IpIuri ftdnps
re6ili6 srI6ofen perben."
Mdn eldubte bit1eidt, duf BE ipri6s
p6rtIi9e @utmiitbigtett btr 0sutf9en
baueno, nift an ben Grnf bieIer 3ros
bung uno man bat bdrdn Ishr urtlug gee
t6an: bic $50 Granftirtarsrdber unb bic
Rlinen bes 8erbreherbierteIs In q6fpsn
Iinb bic gepeiie fir ben Grnlf ber bsutz
I6en Darnung. Sort mubts, poate
man Shlimmeres bermeiOsn, elsi9 81
llnfaHg an ben Werihp1rern Elm egempsl
~itatuirt perben; Is giebt aud btlte teinen
berniinftiseu, nnpartsiif6en MenIhen, Der
bic Furdtbure GtraFe Q0pen's fir cine
llngeredtigteit ertldrt, nadbsm bet @iaes
rettor Der ltntberItdt a6pen, Or. @on>
rab, ielbit ertlGrt bat. boB Der lteberfolI
uhb bic @ernidtuns Der 9utI6tu bon
8irgsrn Q6pen's bei4loIen mar unb
pIanmGbig atgeefiibrt fperbsn Iolfs.
Gs geniigt, ipsnn man aug Der Giine
Der 9epeiIe uur sinsn hefaa8greiIt, ben
Brief zines beutIdeH -r3tfs, zines
Monnss. Der imrnetl,a & gtr3t ais
Golbat iii;
Die @elgter Derbigntn ni4t mebr ben
Rumm elmer fultioirten Ration It miibs
ten tpie IddbIife Raubt1iere a~usgerotttt
nsrben, ~llnfere 5ruppe marI4irie bur9
einen bidten Walb auf BET QanbitraBe.
plSbfi4 erbielten mir 8satr, unb atpar
bon Branftireurs = rduen, bic fi9 i'm
|bi6ten Balbe peritedt batteull Nsben mir
trbielt Elm aeutnant tinen G8uB ms
8eiu, Elm 6renabfer einen SdlB in's
auge. mir bogen nun duf sintu @albs
meg al, eineen ettpa / aIomtteg tisf bins
elm unb Itelttn bort borldufig bic 9feroe,
Ganitdts= unb Riidenipueen unb Gruns
tentragtr auf. Auh feb i1 bort meinen
@fIItensdrSt snriid. SD TetbF girg, fpie
ale SfFi5iere. 3u Sub bur1 ben Balb
cine IteiIe 61be binanf. mir ridten MIN.
Bic an ben Walbranb. no bic srupp> Ht
etgen bic bonn Geinb btisbtsn DSrfcr tnts
ipidsIts, bic eIsid3eitis bur4 nnfsre Q(rs
'tinerie beimDHtn purben. Rad tirsem
@efstt riien bic Gran3oien t6siIs aus,
tbeils ergdbsn tie f9, @ir batten babel
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-11-13

ben 8obeuluten pfiffen bic 9ugeIn, 10 bag
Elm Battalion sur Silfe ellen mubts.
G6mmtli9e SdaIsr, ii6er 300, purOen
burdiuat, iibsraa farb 4 3iOilifsn,
8rauen linb @engeIs 5piiaen Is
unb II Subrea, bdau mdfenbdft gspetre.
Sdgbftinten, Mepolper. Mlsbr ala $50
C%npo9n:r purosn erTaoFen, baruntsr
30 Grduen, iebes 9dus ein3elH anse3ine
bet. 0d lam nod munher S6urts brens
nenb herdusgeitir3t. Bis gum anoern
Morgen brannte bag Dorf, man bGrte
fprtpdbrenb bas Grplooireu Der qdtros
men. bic mitberbrannten. @u9 bic STRIDE
purbe angetett; als tie brannte, erfol8te
cine getpaItigs grploIion. 81 pie bier,
crying Is aud BEN Rombaroorf. 8eibe
inb bonn GrbbOben betIApunben, bic Be-
pphner dusgerottet.
Der Ganatismus her 9elgier III graus
enhaft; bds fsige ShteBen aus benz Sins
terbatt, Der mtB6raud bes aos
&reu5es ettpds llnglaablifes.
9it peibe 8inbe nit benz Rot6eu areus
al Qrm bat gar teinsn 3ped unb btes
let teinen SauB, i'm 9eetns
Hell, eeraoe ouf uns BAT bds 9efinbel
ss Defenders abgsIeben. Don mtinen
Rrantentrdgern Iinb bier n%ertpnnbtt porz
ben. Die Cigarette miiFen ale itdrtt Be-
bedung buban, iont pirb aaes niebsrges
mdht. Gtnem ltlanen boben file
beibt 6Grbt abatf4nttttn,
einem 2eltrdnt MOLTEN iie bic 4ngtn
dusfe9en, @eiber an Der
GptBs. mir f0nnen urls uur babur6
helben, baB einfa9 ale Srtbf4dften, aus
bsnen 3ibiliften f4iebsn, berbrannt un6
bic Ginpobrsr eri9ofen tperben."
nit Der sIei6en Gntf9IpFenbeit, bic
ebtn bon ben ltmItIubsn ge6oten mar,
gtng bic beutfde SeeresberpdItuna in Coz
tbringeu Dor; bas 9ren3borf 9ablbtim -
286 Ginpobner - aus btiIen 6Gu1srn
daf bic beut19M Sruppen aIdoFen
tptrbs, eriitirt nidt mebr, bic 9sipo6ner
barren hires tritesgeri1tli4en llrtbeils in
Der gfat3; bds elidIFI9e Gtdbtttn @tbs
fptiltr, beFtn 8ep0lterung tbeiIpetfe if
bts adnoespsrrafbes i6ulbig mu6tt, 1T
tbeilpeife 3erItDrt por6en; bds frdn3OfIGe
@ren3borf Romenb bat tbenfo fem gers
breden biiben miiFsn. 6ier bat bic trans
36Ii6e 8ebDlterung an ben admpFen
theilgenommen, tubem re aus BEN 6inters
bult. auf beutfde 9ruppsn f1oB. S. ban.
bette Iih i'm baneriIGe Srupper, bic benz
6andtismus Der franaDffden gauern
gum 0pfer fieIen. On bieIen Grdnttis
relrs 1T Iofort cine fAnene Suii3 seiibt
rorbtr, inbtm bic S9nloigen iianbre6ts
lid erIdoTen ipurbsn. Die OrtbIhdTt
muBte Ddrduf BON Der @eboIteruna ae.
rdumt ipsrben, tuprauf lie bur1 artiIs
geriefeuer benz Grbbpber aleif ounaft
purbe. 0ds 9orf CT. mprib i'm @eiIers
thai purbe in, 9rono geitedt, na6bem bic
Feb5is Ginpohner in bas Snntre bon
DeutI9lanb Gbgefhoben fpur6en; is hat
ten ben oeutI9sn MtlifGrbebDrbsn Bic qne
ptienAeit elmer Mbtbeilung Grdn3pfen in
ben &elIern Der 9Gulsr perbeimIidt.
Die lnerbtttliHtsit Der Deutiaer, bic
in allen Gd1su sa ben eriremfen Gtrd.
fen s~riffen, battle cine bsiIfome @irtnna,
bic 9reueIthaten Der Grdnttireure bdben
td6gsIuHen; ie nerben balb gdn3 dufs
hOren, tpenn itH Oas ~irreeeleittte Doll
bon Der Nusii9tslcfsteit feiner Sadie
iih-.-A E-A
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-11-13

nidt bisl gtrluIte, einige 9eidtperpuns
bete. nun ibsrI6rittsn mir ben 9abus
bamm, nm bic S0ben, 100 Der Gsinb It6
perIhan8t bate. gu nebmen. Sd mar
anfdnali9 r%nitgegangtr. 8d es ifietl.
als ob Der deiub 5uritgspidsR isi,
Ihiite Id eintn ManH Suriid, Inn Die
Grauttntrdger pferbe unb 6unitdtspas
gen herdu3ubolsn. llniere 1ruppgn ball
ten in3piIhen bic 6obsH eritiegen} als ib
pI0blid BON binten bemfrtte, ME S9raps
nels In bic S9iibenlinien einIdlugen.
SIN 8alb, Der fih iibsr Is &ilometer p.it
erltrsdt, bate Elm Spion auf einsnr
Baum geIeTen. Der nit Der feinbtiden
Qrtilerie telephoniI9 berbunoen mar unb
ibr mittbeilts, mann Srnppen ober aos
loHnsa aus BEN WalOe berdustamen. Der
gauge Dalb Ittdte ool Granttireurs. mir
faaben sinen 14iG6rtgsn Sungen,
Der fih Elm GOD geeraben bate, elm @es
ipe6r uub mdHenbaft pdirpnen bpr fih.
ueber i'm mar Elm Gdeunentbor gelegt
unb nit grbe uno 2dab bsbedt, 70 p1t
er IelbF nidt 3u Ieben, tonnte aber aIss
beobddtsn unb f6oB bon 3sit gu 3eit in
dnIersn aiden. St baumeIts balo bars
duf.
Die GauitGtstompdgnis bate, oIs ie
aus BEN 0dloe bsraustrat, ebenfals
fairies Geutr betommen. Der Geinb
tounts natiirli6 niats Ie6en, piBte dber
RidtuHg unb G%Rtfernung pon ienem teIes
pbonifd NIT ibm perbunbeneH Sptou.
Die mir metn 4Tititen5dr5t am dnoeren
Gage er5dblte, battle er ben 9efe6l, nit
ben 8dsen unb ardntenpflegsrn ndn3ns
fommen, trh1lttr. DGbrenS bss @egss
bur9 ben 8aIb fpuren Te bpn alien Sei'
ten beTdoFen porber, burunter bon
Grauen unb Rirbsrn. Merfipiirs
b~igerfpsiIe tdnen fe obne 8.rIufte bappn.
@Is lie an bic Walbede idrnen, muBttn
Tie duF b0bersn 8efebl umtebren. Infer
Reeiment fam am nG9Iten Gage niht
tpieber in's gtft6t, ba Is bic aufgabe
bate, bic gtnpmnenen SttLungen gegen
einen etpdigtn 4nsriff, Der dber niGt ars
folgte, gu baIttn. Sd sing nun ettpa 6
Bis z ailometer 81 SUP 5uriid uno fanb
f4lieBii6 Bagen, gferbe unb 8urf9en.
QIs i'd nit linen iibsr bic GiIenbabnbriidt
sog, bstar1 i'd ungemein beFtises Geuer
bonn 8dbnbdmm aus. Sd fab etne Nm
5abl 3ibiliittn 5fpiIhen ben 8dlmen an
8ahnb1mrt. Nus Der &trhe fpurbe aaf
ettpd 100 Meter Gntfernung Wlai9ineHs
eeptbrFeuer auF bic &rantsNtrdger abges
eebsn. Sd nabm aud ein @etpebr, nm
dif bic G6urten (ben erten G9uB
CAB cine 8 al dbD ,5u f9ieBen. Sn b.r
airhe fonb fid Elm Maidinengetpebr.
8ebient plrOe es bon MGnnern, bic bds
Rptbe &reus am qrme batten. Gle
tpnrben ale erfhoFen. Run ri9tete ib
einen @erbdnbptdb Elm unb Iieb has
S9ladtftIb abIuden. mir fanben etlua
30 Bis 40 Gmperpertpunbete, bic mir sls
fammentrugen, berbonben nno luqerten.
Mum battle ta etfpas Mein auFeetrieben
unb torrte dllert, bic Ditrt bdtten, @aRtr
nit Mein gfben. als i6 einem 56tpers
pernunbtten einen Berbdnb anleate,
tpurbe th pirbtr beI9OHen. Cine 2uget
fGlug bidt neben mir Elm. Der @6nb
fam aus eirem S1lfe, bon benz bic
RDtbe areu5s6dbns pebte. Qls
min Wunitipnstolonrsn, bic feline 8ebes
dung 6dtten, burd5oger, murbe es lebeas
big. aus alien 96uIeru, aus ben Relern,
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Die qetsrsbnrgsr 5aqes5eituna
.9eni1 tpurSe duf COMMUNICATION @eae
NIT 10000 Rtbef beItrdft, neil Ee etnids
4rtitsl ber 8enfur nidt porgtIsgt bate.
Dieie bubs Gfrafe bebeutet bds Ginqeben
bts &ldttes. Dus pornsbmHs Mosldes-
8lutt sRubipie Miebpmoiii Organ ser
fcniiiutipnsu bemotrotiTden partei, ers
belt cine GtrdFe bon 5000 Babel saSifs
tirt, neil e cine Wofi5 iiber bic c
muus inter ben Mrbeit:ru tra9te.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-11-13
Der KAMPF AUS

adiftr ritF unb aat, nat "a.
men. Riot Ginsr bon ben
mathematician ipoIit subanlt
hleiben IA "a noli bdA heulgd,s
The Lamar register., 1914-02-04
Lincoln Day banquet

The advance sale of seats for
the Lincoln Day banquet, to be
held in this city February 18th has
been greater than any preceding
sale up to a similar time before the
banquet. Including last Friday the
sale had been an even one hundred
The largest sale for a correspond
ing time for preceding banquets wat
less than nfty.
The interest shown at this time
indicates to me that we are going
to have one OF the greatest crow DIS
that ever attended one Of our bau-
quets." said Chairman Mcdonald
this morning.
In addition to the Lincoln Day
banquet, At which Senator Cummins
The Lamar register., 1914-02-04
The Dixie Quintet

Reno. Nevada. Dec. 20. 1913.
Seldom if ever has such perfect
harmony been heard at the Males
Tic Theatre as that produced by
the Dixie Quintet last night. in
the second attraction of the Y. NJ.
e. AS seasons entertainment. The
coiored singers attracted large
audience and were rewarded with
numerous encores during the pro-
gram.
Louis johnson as baritone and
reader was easily the star of the
company and his Interpretation OF
Dunbar's works was revelation
ihe equal of John Turner as . bass
The Lamar register., 1914-02-04

will be the principal speaker, there
Will be a meeting of the republican
executive committee to outline the
work for the coming campaign. AL.
80 a meeting Of the banquet com
mittee and a meeting OF the repuD-
lican Newspaper Association.
The Pueblo Chieftain will follow
Its usual custom Of entertaining the
editors at a luncheon on that day
This luncheon will be at the Alban,
at 1880. The Chieftain has extend
ed an invitation to every editor OPP
posed to democratic control in the
state to be present and participate. /
unique program will follow this
luncheon.
The railroads have granted hal
iare rates from all points in the
state good for a sufficient tine Il
give all attendingl reasonable time
in the city.
The addresses at the Lincoln Lay
banquet will outline the campais n
for this fall. II. L. Ritter, one OF
the local speakers, will show how
democracy promised the farmer ev-
erything and gave him nothing. In
tact. took away what he already
had. Clyde c. Dawson will review
the financial record of democracy in
the state. Senator Cummins will
outline the national policy.
The Lamar register., 1914-02-04
Out Hurts Farmers

The farmers in the western state.
who voted for the men who have
made the new tariff law. are begin
ming to realize the mistake they
made Col. Dick Woods. a promin-
ent. South Dakota candidate for con-
gress, expresses the opinion that
the farmers of Sout Dakota got the
worst of the downward revision OF
the tariff, as interpreted by the new
democratic tariff which is the low
est tariff in 75 years. and tells the
farmers that II he is sent to con-
gress he will work and vote for a
restoration OF the tariff on farm
products. speaking on this subject
The Lamar register., 1914-02-04
Marketing soap Weed

In order to supply the demands
of soap makers. settlers in western
Kansas are cutting and marketing
Spanish bayonet. or soap weed. and
technically known as Yucca baccata.
manufacturers are paying IS a ton
for the plant I. o. b. cars at rail-
way stations. while the estimated
cost of cutting. drying. baling and
hauling ranges from IS Sc o
ton depending upon the distance
from the railroad. In the manufac-
ture of soap some makers utilize
the tops and others the roots OF
the plant. 1t is said that one man
can cut ton per day. After cut
ting it is allowed to dry from 60
to 80 days and Is then baled in n
regular broomcorn baling machine.
The industry is now operating on
lands adjacent to the Kansas ma
tional forest and it is expected the
demand will soon spread to the
Kansas forest, some portions of
which bear an abundance of the
plant. 1t is also found in southern
Colorado, Arizona. New Mexico and
Texas. Wherever it occurs on the
national forests it is considered a
pest. since 1t is the nature of the
plant to spread over large areas
and kill off other vegetation.
In line with its policy of range
improvement,the government is anx
ious to rid the ranges of all in
furious plants. and it is the hope
of the forestry officials that the
commercial demand for soap weed
will eventually become an. importan
factor in it's eradication from the
es.-Hutchinson Gazette.
80. Here is an opportunity for our
dry landers.
The Lamar register., 1914-02-04
Democratic ExtrAvascAnce and In
competency tho Issue

The extravaganza and tncompe
tency that have characterized the
state democratic administrations In
Colorado during the past five years
should be the main issue in the
next campaign. The state has rui
behind about $$2.0OO.00O. although
Governor Buchtel. the last republi-
can governor. left a surplus of half
a million dollars In the state treas
ury. In order to meet this demo
cratic extravaganza. waste and In
competency, a tax commission was
appointed. to pile up additional bur.
dens ON the people. The assessed
valuation OF nearly every county in
the state was raised. the increased
valuation for Denver alone being
sI02.00O.00o.
Through the wrangnng and In
competency OF the prominent OF
ficials OF the present state admin.
istration. the present coal strike
mas been badly handled from Its In
cipiency. and now the taxpayers are
at an expense of $1,000 a day to
keep the national guard in the
field to protect life and proper
ty and preserve peace and order
Rocky Mountain Herald.
The Lamar register., 1914-02-04
KEEPS FIRE OVER NIGHT

Consumes about one pound of
coal. per hour. Is Gauge Wellville
polished steel Body. one-half inch
space between body and steel lin
ing. Massive rotary crusher crate
Quinckly pulverises clinkers. Solid
triangular crate bars. Strong and
durable. Circular fire bowl upper
and lower). will not warp. lasts
longer. Crate weighs twice as nue.
as that in an other hot blast
heater. High dome top gives sym
metry of appearance. Lock set
nickel ring. no bolts or screws. re-
versible cast pipe collar. ipipe may
stand vertical or rrn straight back
to a low flue. may be "set up or
taken down. in half the time nec-s
essary with other makes. Simplest
in construction. -easies OF operation.
no dust, no dirt.
The Lamar register., 1914-02-04
Register and Globe Oemoc|at 81

singer has not been heard in this
vicinity. his rendition of "Old Black
Joe" being quite a feature. The
tenor was enthusiastically encored
for his solos. Williams, the banjo
soloist. was excellent. Many humor
Gus sketches were given by the
quintet which created much amuse-
ment. Lecture Course H. s. Audi.
forum Friday. Feb. 1S. Admission
Is and 35' cents. 81.
Del Porto, Colo. Jan. 10. 1914.
The Dixies gave us a great en-
tertainment last night. l should
think they fully sustained their
reputation as superior entertainers.
everybody was delighted with the
program. Ang. Daeschner. super
intendent Schools. Lecture Course,
H. s. Auditorium. Friday. Feb. 13.
1914. Admission 75 and So cents.
junction City. Ore. 11-1O-13.
The Dixie quintet was great. The
concert began about s:15 and con-
tinued long after ten. Nearly every
number was encored. In word,
they took fine. Everybody liked
them. Robert H. Donaldson. Lee
ture Course. H. S. Auditorium. Fri
day. Feb. 10.
<wOH~
The Lamar register., 1914-02-04

Col. Woods. who 10 very optimfstic
about the outcome of his contest
for the nomination in March. says:
The new tariff law is OF vital
interest to the majority Of the iesi-
uents OF South DAKOTA, and i
pledge myself at the outset TO
work for a change in the law which
Is already commencing to show
It's disastrous effects III the prices
OF farm products. South Dako,a is
not u manufacturing state. but an
agricultural one, and any law that
nits the farming industry is directly
against our interests.
Il refer especially to the provis-
IONS oil the administration measure
which is admitting Tree OF duty corn.
grain and cattle. Already the in
Ilux of corn from Argentine has
lowered the price OF corn ~ cents
a bushel in South Dakota. Ih:s
means that every farmer who GYMS
200 bushels of corn has lost 500.
Amy thing that affects a man's peck
etbook is vital. and il elected. /
will do all in my power to change
the bill in its provisions on agri-
cultural products. National Farm
or.
The Lamar register., 1914-02-04

For Exchange

have a very attractive small
place. exceptionally well located In
Missouri for exchange for irrigat.
ed farm in this valley.
Am In the market for alfalfa
hay at all times. Geo. n. Wilson,
office phone Lamar 1862. residence
Lamar $50.
The Lamar register., 1914-02-04

Farms and stock ranches
sale. Terms and prices right
J. A'Carty.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-09-24
T 81 e DAILY
n OV ELE T T e
THE FIRST STRIKE
f..4,...........fs..:..::..s.....s..sa

Cleopatra was overseeing the con
struction of her famous needle.
Already shining and slim, it rose
thirty feet into the mystic eastern
air.
But suddenly Cleopatra. on the
grassy slope where she directed the
work, started. For though it was
vet four skankos from the noon hour
(see Whatho Plinth's Time as
Reckoned by the Ptolomies the
workmen had thrown down their
tools and were conversing In little
excited groups.
And now Cleopatra saw that Ali
Bey, the famous Turkish contractor
whom she had imported for the great
Job. had stridden to her side. Ac-
companying him were Chesapeake
Bey, his designer, and Hudson Bey,
chief foreman.
What's up now?" inquired the
beauteous queen impatiently.
1.-THE workmen have struck again, Z
explained Ali Bey apologetically
you see. your highness, they are
almost all Turks that I brought with
me, and very patriotic. I fear car
not induce them to return to work
unless you bid yonr gypY musicians
to again play the Turkey trot dur
ing the dancing lunch hour. for
which they have substituted their
native Argentine tango. which my
workmen will not dance.
"Pfui!" exclaimed the queen i'm
patiently. But the order to the mu-
sicians was dispatched, and again the
trowels rang merrily against the rfs-
ing sides of the needle.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-09-24

Senator James Ha1ai1 ton LeW1A Of
Illinois. concluded recent speech In
the Sonata with tribute to President
wilson In which he said - We ON this
side Of the chambeEswhO are behind
him often likewise diner from many
Iof his methods and do not agree With
Ill his systems, but with the sincere
purpose that animates his life he Is
coming to the rescue OF the republic.
which he seeks to redeem to her old
days when she was honored by all
men. beloved by all citizens"
So our country is not today honor
ed or beloved by all of US! Take me-
tice, all you citizens that do not love
your county In these days as folk did
In her old days" Wilson is going to
make you The New Freedom"
came from the White House not long
ago. The New Patriotism is being
fashioned there now and will soon be
ready for free distribution tosa degen-
crate Amerfcanism that does not
know how to love its country until
Wilson shows the way. Perhaps one
of the tenets OF this New Patriot
ism" will be lodging Memorial Day
exercises.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-09-24

Iria. The author Of the article states
that In q recent sanitary Inspection
tof q certain section Of North Caro-
lima. mosquito larvae were found by
1.-THE thousands In empty tin cans
that had been thrown into boxes or
| on trash heaps, and in which rain
water had collected. What simple
health measure it would have been
for the person who opened and
tempted the can to punch a hole or
two IN its bottom with the can-opener
then and therei
But the larvae were also found In
other places. Tin buckets that had
fcontained paint, glass bottles, kegs.
barrels, water-tight boxes. and In one
case an old iron safe, door side up
IalI were furnishing their quota Of
mosquitoes to add to the prevailing
sickness. In two small towns count
less 'twiggle-taiIs' were found In
open boats that had been drawn up
on shore and contained water from
recent rains or small leaks. In an
other place q baby's bath tub. sitting
partially filed with water, was breed
ing numerous mosquitoes. Several
lfire-buckets and hre-barrels in 1um-
Der yard were Matching out thous-
ands more.
There are other and larger prob
lens involved in the destruction Of
mosquitoes. such as the drainage of
swamps and marshes. but the eff
ficiency of these measures. which
often are costly, is greatly reduced If
persons continue to furnish breeding
places for mosquitoes at the very
doorways of their homes.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-09-24

two are tri-colors, and to English
eyes all tri-colors look more or less
alike. In fact, nearly every nation-
al flag in Europe is tri-color either
vertical or horizontal. France has
the blue, white and red vertical:
Holland the red, white and blue hort-
zontal; Belgium, black, orange and
red vertical; and Russia. white. red.
and blue horizontal. Servfa's flag is
simply the Russian dag upside down
with a small device in the middle.
Montenegro's is the same as the Ser
Wan with different device in the
center.
A special war flag has been de-
ed to combine. the dags OF all the
allies In one banner. but 1t is such!
a monstrosity that no one displays 1T.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-09-24

virginia has gone dry. Just what
the dry law there Is the Telegram has
not been fully advised, but it is said
not to be as stringent as the dry law
in West Virginia whose citizens can
get all they want to drink, If they
have the price. They can not buy il
lawfully. Of course. in West Virginia
but they can drink 1t lawfully in the
state. The law prohibits liquor sales
Ia West Virginia but it does not pro-
hibIt liquor drinking In the state.
However. the time seems not far dis
liant when there will be no drinking
n the state. and 1t is fair to believe
that there is less drinking now than
there was before the dry law became
Gffectiye.