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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-02-05
If CHIIIL.D is CROSS,
F[VER|sH aN0 SICK
LOOK, MOTHER! IF TONGUE IS
COATED GIVE CALIFORNIA
SYRUP OF FIGS"

Children love this fruit laxative"
ind nothing else cleanses the tender
stomach, liver and bowels so nicely.
A child simply will not stop play
ing to empty the bowels. and the re-
suit is, they become tightly cloggei
with waste, liver gets sluggish. stom-
ach sours, then your little one be-
comes cross. half-sick, feverish, don't
eat, sleeper act naturally, breath Is
bad, system full of cold, has sora
throat, stomacll-aclie or diarrhocn.
Listen, Mother! See II tongue is coat
cd, then give teaspoonful of cali.
fornia Syrup of Figs" and in. few
hours all the constipatcd waste, sour
bile and undigested food passes out ri
the system and you have we'll, play.
full child again. *
Millions Of mothers. give "Califor,
MIA Syrup of Figs because 1t Is per.
fectly harmless; children love It. ant
IL never fails to act on the stomach
liver and bowels.
Ask your druggist for a 50-cent
bottle of california Syrup of Figs,
which has full directions for babies
children Of all ages and for grown
, ups plainly printed on the bottle. Be
ware OF countcrfeits sold here. &c
the genuine. made by California 81,
Syrup Company" Refuse any othci
Kind with contempt.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-02-05


Az the general meeting of the Wo-
mans club on Friday afternoon of
this week the time will be devoted To
Z discussion Of the Home and School
association work in Fairmont. Ia
other words the program will be of a
juvenile nature and matters of inter
est to the parent and child will be
given attention.
Special music1is being arranged for
'liegday, consisting of some songs by
children, under the direction of Miss
ederbolz, Of the faculty. The meeting
willsbc called at three o'clock. a;
Mrs. TIL. Brett, Mrs. c: R,aHalg
sirs, y q a. Meredith and Mrs. PIC.
MeBse will be, speakers of thelafters
noon: u
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-02-05
RETURNS TO OHIO.

N. ]. Berghley, the young travel.
ing salesman who attempted suicide
IN this city several weeks ago by
swallowing poisonous tablets, has re-
turned to his home at Ardora. Ohio.
1.-THE young man was patient al
Cook hospital and before leaving that
institution had almost fully recover
cd from the effects of the poison. His
father came here and accompanied
h:m home.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-02-05
IMMIGRATION BILL. .

CONTINUED from Page One ynG
eds140'to'2ss TheGfinal fyote came
'attheL end"of'a day oflpigorous debate
Nhich On SEVERAL occasions threaten+
ed to cause serious trouble b,
On one occasion Representative
atanahan of Minnesota. commented
upon what he called "the unfairness
with which this bill has been driven
through" and "the unfair state
ments of the chairman, Mr.. Burnett,
in view of his fear and cowardica
WHICH he has shown mot daring TO
answer objections"
With bound Representative Bur-
nett was on his feet.
That's lie, Mr.. Chairman, and
the gentleman knows it, he shouted.
A general outburst Of disorderifol-
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-02-05
CITY BRIEFS
New Fumieator.

The management Of the Hippo
drome has Installed a new fumigator
which will be used before and after
each performance at the play house.
This iisa custom Of the IIippodrome
t1Suse a fumigator, but the manage
n'ent recently saw fit to install new
fllmigator which Is now in use. This
fhmigating. is done FOR sanitary pur-
poses:
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-02-05

edseor1u atF, ffcrdalatosmu id dsl
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-02-05
RETIRED GEORGIA Planters
ADVICE TO KIDNEY SUFFERERS

Regarding the wonderful curative
merits of your Swamp-Root, cannot
say too much. After suffering sever
ely for three years or more with Sc
we're pains caused by weak Kidneys,
| was finally induced to try Swamp.
Root through testimonial ! read In
one OF the newspapers. was IN
such n condition that | was obliged
to arise from by. bed six or eigh.
times every night. purchased q
iifty-cent bottle and before 1t was
used felt so much relief that I
purchased one-dollar bottle and by
the time this was taken the old
pains had left my back and could
sleep the whole night through. !
am retired planter, 70 years OF
age, and owing to DR.. Kilmer's
Swamp-Root, | am in the best Of
health and feel like boy. ! am al.
ways glad to recommend Swamp.
Root to those who are in need OF II.
Sincerely yours,
C. e. USSERY,
Bowersyille. Ca,
II Personally appeared before me-
ftlIis sth s6f "s6btember.nlsosyrC Il
Usssry.i qwho SIbsefibed1Lttlieq"aboye
statemeht:an made n6athe!thatHtht
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-02-05

in this case, in which three men by
setting In motion the machinery of
the government and refusing to COM
promise have served their fellowmen
in the true sensc.-Busincs America.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-02-05
noon

Plans are now being completed Fby
the local; military companiesSSfor a
s,nokerSwhich is to be held atSthe ar
.mofy on Friday evening, February
40. II Us expected to have General
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-02-05
Letter to
DR.. Kilmer & Co.,
Binghamton. y. Y.
Prove What swaInp.Root Will Do
For You

Send ten cents to DR.. Kilmer 6
Co., Binghalnton, \. Y, for sam.
pie size bottle. 1t will convince
anyone. You viii also receive q
booklet of valuable information
telling about the kidneys and blad,
der. When writing, be sure and
mention the West virgiiian. Reg,
ular flfty-cent and one-dollar size
bottles for sale at all drug stores.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-10-15
0as gteubett Genfntal.
Ter aunsreR sibt Oie GeidufJte in
Smdform beranS.

2(m 10. Sttober ja6rt ii6 Der Gag
Der llebergabe DON Yorttonn gum
l33ten mai, benn am 10. Sttober
1871 iibergab Der ensliihe @eneral
GornipalIis bic 9Seitung oem General
Steuben unO bamit mar Der fiir bic
Qmeritaner gIiidIi6e gfus9ang bes
&rieges 10 cut rpie cntT5ieOen. Die
Shto Spctetp Der Sons Of the Repo=
lutiOn lperben bic @rinnerunq an bas
glorreiae @reignib am Wtpntag Mbeno
I'M Queen GitD Club bur9 elm Seitz
eifen fsiern.
9a tommt Elm 9ud our gelegensn
Seit, ipeI6es mir Der Qiebenspiirbig=
teit bes Songrebabgeorbneten Stans
len 8opble oeroanten. IS lit cine pus
blitatiOn Der Rs9ierung, elm itattli6ss
Bud nit pielen SSQuItrationen, lpels
Dies Dpn Der gntbiiuung bss Stertben=
bentmals in Waibtngtpn unb Der
leberrei6alng Der RepIita an ben
Seutifen SaiIer reip. bas 6eutI6e
Bolt banoelt, Oas erIte &dpitel gtbt
bic 8orgei4i4te beg 9entmals, cine
8eIhreibung beg Stanoprtes, u. cine
furae 8iograpbie bes S40pfers, bes
8ilb6uuers Ilbert Sdgers, eines ebe.
nlaIigen gincinnatisrs. Sas 5peite
Rdpitel beIaretbt bic gntbiillungs=
feter am 7. 9eaember 1910 unb ents
bdlt bic Reben bes &ongrebabgeorbns,
ten !R 8artbolbt, 9fationalbunbs
Yrdiibenten Or. Gbas. s. Seramer,
bes 9rdiibentsn Saft, res oeutideu
8otIhafters 9rufen 8ernItorff, iOpie
eine 8ei6reibung Der purobe, bes
sSeiteiIens uno bes SurnertpmmerIes
Gin 9erift iiber einsn feu9t@fr06li-
hen fpmmers in elmer Weroffentlis
dung Der Reeierune oiirfte tpobl nod
ni4t bageipeien Iein.
Der speite SbsiI oss gu9es be-
banDelt bic llebergdbe Der Replttd am
2. 5e6ruur 1911 in potsbam en- ben
0eutibsn aaiiers uno i'm 2ln9anq
t6nnen mir leien, ME Der Songreb
ouau peranlaBt purbe, Dem peroienten
beutih ameritariIheu ReopIutionss
general Elm Oentmal al IeBen. 0as
Bud entbGt ferner 8iiber pes Dent
mails Totpis bic portrdts bes 9rGii=
benten 5aft, beg 5rls. 6elen Suft,
peIdes bic Oentmulsenttiillung bor=
aeupmmen latte, bes 9sutihen &aiz
iers, bes amerituniiden unb bes oeuts
i6en 8otdafters, Der 5pei aineritds
niiaen Spe5iulgeianbten, Der oben
aenannten Rebnsr uIp. Wir limb
6errn 9otpole fir bas prd4tige Bud
in Der Sbat duberit bautbar.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-10-15
itntsriudmas ansssrSuet.

Coroner Gr. Jcertmeper bat eine
llnteriuhmg iiber ben lob Ses AZ
Sabre alien Charles G. Wsegpnale
einaeleitet, mcId)er am Gcnncritna IN
ieiner Mobnilng gto. 1867 Sunlcr
etraBe peritarb. Die Gran 6es ger'
jtorSenen erfI1rte, oab ibr wsunn @er'
fesungen erleeen iei, bic ibm bon ci.
nen IcIiJiIien pdbrenb oes Steah'
iitters Strife i'm Sabre 1912 beige.
braGt ,plrben. whDonalb tpuroe
Bel ieiuer oanlaItgen gerbnihng an.
aeblih nit einem ssriippel aeih!a.
aeu inb muhte iie6en @oden TN 81.
ipitnl snbringcn. apeTcnalo fol
nienlaIs pieber gdn3Iid, bon icinen
gerlfbirneen bergeitelt woroen ieil,,
uno inubte Dor ietr,en Tobe Sipei
@cfen i'm @ett perbringen. Der
Coroner rir6 hmrd, bic 9oIioei.Rs.
CORDS feitfteIlen laIIen. ipeIfer Beam.
te ieirer 3eit bic gerbofhing porse.
itoInmeu bot.
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ltcberliitet.

Geputo Stabt 0torifaa @Iptbe be-.
aob ijA ociiera nit cinen Iiououng&-
beiebl nadl Dem Olympic Ebeater
uno aclono eS ibm oeu 9etrag Don
S131 in 8eidloN jll uebmen. Der
aoiIierer NOR eben oonit beI6dttl1t
bic @eIoer 81 5ablen ais 9Ipthe on
Die Sbiire fIopfte unb DEM aulIlercr
anrici Sellr 9ia, LAB mid bite cillen
Moment binein. Sn Ger 9lnnabme
eincn sSreuno @inlaB 5u eeTpaDreH,
ofinete Der aaiiicrer Die Ebiire uio
lpor icin Gri,nlulcn groB, ais lid Der
,SrcunS Der aniie bemafItlgte mo
iid als @erid)tsbeauiter legIitnierte.
1ie Summe puroe fiir Die EbIl.
Wtortpn RecIame 60 beihIagnabmt.
peIde ocqea ben Srosreiiioe Bur
Iesaue Circuit, cin einaeflagte 6er.
berune in 0obe BON S378.50 fiir ee'
lieferte @ecIome bat.
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9lMtp =llnfaA.
oattc Scn Sob Der 40 Sabre alten
Sane @ilfins sur Solse.

Dit i6tpersn 9erleBunsen fpurOe
seitern Rudmittas 5rau Sane WtI-
fins, 40 Sabre alt, ppn go. 1900
Seit Strabs, benz itibtii6en &rdntens
baus eineeIicfert. peltc iie ilh bel
einem 4utounfall su5og. 0as Guto
iollioierte an Der Sprino 8rpoe unp
Marf6dn Qpenre nit einem nit siien
belnbsnsn @aesn, unb flog Elm grps
bes Stiid GiYen bel bem 3uIummeH
itpB Der Srau in bic seite. Die Der
luoliidte nurbe mitteIIt 9lltopatrols
lpdaens na4 BEN itdbiiinen Soipital
sebra6t, luo bic @er3te Die 5rou ntGt
mebr am 2eben erboIten tonnten. Der
Coroner, tpe!ter BON ntnl qbleben Der
Trau benaaridttat putoe, bat etne
poIt mortem llnterIutung oussorb-
net.
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bem 3 affin unbera4teteia
bies btbenflth."

HtSS " W W W.
Or. 8lume eripioerts: % nein,
ipNn Elm Wann ein 1ab genonlmsn
bat, IL muB es cine Jrsube isin, bic
ies Wafer su trinten. giner ibrsr
5ausburi9en. ipel4er nit elmer ante asHi.st--
denben uno eielerrsasnben aranibelt
bsbdftet 1T. benubte oas Baiiin tasli9
gum 8aben."
giah bieisr Wsrnebmung ipurbs ber
5aftbefebl sessn 6srrn Smitb err
lpirtt nno tpurosn idmmtlids Wafers
auflubrobre bss 5otsls seIdloTsn,
aussenommen fiir ben Maidinsn@
raum. Biz ben anoronunsen bes &C.
iunnbeitsamts Rednuna getragen 1T.
Or. Blume beitebt oarauf. bab bas
NeBipert bon Rohren aus ben anlastn
entfernt lptrben muB. ipslhe Su oei
pumpen unb benz 4bflnbrobr gum
gafiin leitsn. 6srr Smitb Dsrfpraa.
Giles au tbun. nm bas GeiunSbeitsamt
5ufrisbsn au iitllen. 9srr Smith
ipuroe aeasn sisne Siderbsit aus Der
Daft entlaNen.
Dr. aanbis iiberrsifts bem Geiunbs
teitsamt folgenoen 9eriht iiber feline
llntsrfuduns: Die 3uftdnbs. ipsld. 3u
bem Refultat Der Grnirtung Oes GAIT
befehls fiibrisn. paren folgenbs: Sn
benz 6otel befinbet iih elm S6pimms
bdiiiu, BON oefen glbflubrobr cine aipei
3oa ifarfe R6bre init elmer pumpe in
bem WiaI6inenraum psrbunbsn III.
ipelhe Wafer in ale 9bsiIs bes Sau.
iss treibt. Die pumpe periiebt Die
WaIhanitalt bes 6otels, ailde uHo
GGiissimmer nit WaHsr, bessleid.n
iDurbe fsitseiisIIi, bab bGs Wofer fir
ale 6ausapede, siHi9liebli1 sur 3us
bsreituna bon auffee. su aod3neden
.unb gum 9rinien bsnubt ipurbe. Gbef
G.funbbitsinip.ttor ioliom tpurbs
anssipieIen, bafiir Gorge 5u trassn,
oab bic llebelitdnbe beIsitiet perben,
unb bic Benubuus oes iesigen WaF.rs
In ben 2lnIaaen bss 6otsls 5u Derbins
bern.
Der Gsiadfisfiibrer bes 5oisls.
Uoreit Smith, erilarte. bab bic Inter
Iuhuns burh sinen .ntlafenen Wlas
I6iniiien peranlafi poroen iei unb bic
Geiunbbeitsbeamien nihts eefunbsH
bdtten, tpds bic dngsiiibrte Beihulbis
suna redtfsrtiasn iDnnte. Rad ben
Qngaben bes @eiddftsfiibrsrs inirb
bas WaTsr fir 5rints unb Grdspeds
aus elmer beionbnen pumpe in bic
RSbren gstrieben, unb ipirb bas in
sSrass iiebnbe WaHer uur in Dem Ma.
fhineuraum anb au 9eissipsdsn be-
nubi.
Der TlaT&iniii Miniam Steglin
erlIGrte. bab bie aeHsl ni&t bas
ganas WuFsr bes 4aiiins perarbsitsn
lonnten uno 6err Smitb oarauf be-
itanben bat. baB oas anDere Wailsr
i'm 5auTe sebraudt Dsrbeu iolI. Ooa
min ibn Stealin barouf oufmersiam
sema&t babsn, bab bisiss nids su'
Mfig lei.
Or. glums bat stne ariinblide Dts'
infsliion iGmmiIi6er WdHsrrobrs
burH Gbsmitalien anssorbHet. 81.
WaiIrrs9nunssn. bic bem Geiunes
kitsdmt porlassn. 5eistsn i'm ausn'i
S27O.4S. Ssptsmbsr $266.00, Sttobsr
$1S6.46 unb Tobember 1885, .38, ourh
ben @ebrauh bes MdiTers bonn
e6nimmbafiin eriparts bic 3otsllsis
tuus uabsau 500 In eintm Mcnat.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-10-15

9hd)t bon Gir5eInen eebt oieie geiue,
euns aus, ionbern BON ben waniien.
gsiht an Gin5elne appeniren mir,
ionoern on ben gan5en groBen Ibeil
unierer gepGIferltng, Der aus ben
iHtper betroifenen 2anben 9eiltid-
Lamb unb Ceiterreih llngarn
itaurrnt. sIn euh lit es burfJ Cha.
ten 5il beipeiien, oaB Cure Screen
pnrm idIasen fir Cure Stammes.
briioer jenieits Ses Gseans.
gn Gild) lit es, fpabreno Sriiben
@oIferid,ladtsn eeidlasen tperoen
nno ip1brenb nllter Dem Rlirren Der
Sdaperter gSeltgeid,ifte gernaft
ipirb, Der Dienibenliebe bier elm
9enfmaI su erridten, oas idOucr ino
GROCER uno ebIer ieiH ioa. aIS Die
Genfmiler, Die ben arieeern uno
sfriesen erridtet iperbeu.
@ir molten aldn3enbe Siege erin.
gen auf benz Seloe Der @obItbdtig.
felt uno 5umanitGt uno Sbr ale.
Wdtbiirser. ioIlt 2beil oarml Gabeu.
Gas S6eriIein oes @erlniten irno
Der @eitrag Der Reidler, iie iino un5
gIeih pillformen.
Gc,ltife nno Geiterreidcr. .llngarn,
Dereinigt Gun bier gum @erf Der
2iebe, pie Sbr ienieits bes G,eans
pereinigt feib ~ Gdus iinS Srlls.
sseoe Stoot iebes 9orf, jeoer Der.
elm. jeSe Stride ioIlte SammeIliiten
eroffnen. ilno oann bic geitrdge eip.
ienben.
geiSer nnb Gbeds iinb on nnisrn
Shatmeiiter Serrn Gtrbarb SHelie.
mann. e/s goIfSblatt, siHsnienben.
lleber bic eingelaiifeneu @elber
,pirb in ben SpaIten Der beutidcn
Seitiinsen qtiittirt iperSen.
Die Senside nnb Ceiierr. ..llnsarii6e
silfsseieaidGif:
Tr. u. s6pasneper, g,raiibent.
Sscbn @. aanrueron. giseprdt.
Cons Saupt, gefretdr.
GerIjaro SueIiamnnn sGasm.
sObn gSpaab
Sac. 3. Daiidert
Gr. u. u. anod, ssiHser.
5rita GnacIte
cuitau Clemens
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-10-15

Rate Strabe einsn l1nfaa, inbem er
ii6 granbpun6en bur9 einen Stur5
IN einen heiben 8ebdlter am aopf 5uz
Sog. Die Wunben limb ME pieoer ais
gebeilt, unb frat nad) ben 2lusia9en
bes Gr3tes 8lutOerpiftung bin8u, pels
DE ben SOB oes Mannes 5ur Jolge
hattie.
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MppeH an Cpfertpillisfeit.
Die in Der winiifbane ansgessbene
Yaruls mah iett sur Sbat ae'
inadjt iuerben.
sbat anf bas Ser1 tint ami bic
SaHb nno delft bas asiben lin.
bern.

Seine 3eit lit 10 seeignet, oaS bic.
iige Deutfhtbum uno nles mas lid
aur beuti6en Saf)s betennt 5ur
Ginisfeit uitb 5u feitem 3uiamnen'
baIten gu begeiitern ipie bic segen-
ipartige. GeSbalb glatben mir, oab
oieie slufforberung seniisen miro, ie'
ben 9eiltiten, in beiien gruit Elm
hsn.f6es 5era fbldst, beiIsn 8drtsite
ssaiern nod ipur3eln in oetn ourd
Biiienidaft, aunIt unS iiberraidenoe
inouitrielle erritngenihairen geipeib'
ten, fait aebsiIisten gooen ieines al
ten gaterlanbs. oaran ou erinnern
oab Die in Der Weuiifbaae ausacGebe.
lie Ynrolc aiid IN bic 3bat rnge
ieet peroen mlib. Wir miiiien beber.
5iaen Die @orte, pomit 4aI.or $
O. eiienlobr ieine berrlide Neol
fdIoB:
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Nn ben 6olsen cincS ilnfalles Der
itprben.

Coroner Or, SoertHessr ipurbe
seitsrn bon benz GbIebsn bes 66 ssnb.
re alien Mafdiniiten Sofepb Grube
pon 80. 1908 Dprt Strube burd Or.
GbarleS Grtel benu6ridtist, SSrube
erIitt ami s. glusuit 1913 In Der Wtp
gprt 2Gltnbrp Go. an Der IL. unb
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9us ben 0eribtsbbfen.
0idtige Gntideionns bc5sl. oss Nr'
better llnfall geriiderumBs'
0eiekes absesebcn.

Grau Martba :. stOns Der.
tbeibiat fi4 gsgsn bic unss.
re6ten gsf4uloigunSsn ibrss Sat.
ten. - GbeI6eibunas Galle. =
Receiper fir bic gictor Shirt 90,
berfangt. - RaalaB Sadeu- -
8erf4ieosnes.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-12-31

Churches and BrewsrIes

If the late Adolphus Busch had lived half CEN
tury later, Pasadena, CAL, would have had to look
elsewhere for her famous "sunken gardens or
Adolphus would have been compelled to evolve some
other way to make his millions for according to the
best information obtainable, the brewery business
is today about the worst ever next to cotton grow
ing.
The American Contractor, journal devoted to
the building trade in recent issue, that
whereas in 1906 the breweries Of the country spent
in buildings and extensions $14,57S000 in 1913 they
spent less than 100000.
But the amazing part of the story is that whereas,
in 1906 the CHURCHES of the country spent 3d.
$4,000 in building operations, in 1913 they had
changed places with the breweries and had spent
$14870,506! Think of the churches of this country
spending five times as much for buildings the
great breweries
And for the first four months of 1914 the record
was even more amazing, for in this period the brew
cries spent only $4,000, while the churches spent
81, 1893 or over ten times as much
The thing seems incredible until one stops to think
Of the time when he saw the last brewery built and
the last church. Then it doesn't seem so queer.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-12-31
The Single Standard

Speaking of backmail, under the Mann white
slave act and the Alexander-Cope case in particu-
lar Herbert Quick says "The man of 60 is quite as
likely to be the transported party as the of
32v
Over in New York, Fred Newman, father of Eu-
gene whom Boss Bill Cleary murdered for seducing
Anna Ceary, says: Gamma was two years older than
Gene. My son. like all boys Of II, took his morals
from the girl he was with
Maybe the single standard of morals would pre-
sent advantages other than those based on exact
moral reform grounds. Why is it that the law can
reach only the gray-haired man and why should pri-
vate vengeance be inflicted only upon the boy, in in
stances Of mutual immortality? woman like Miss
Cope isn't transported about the country without
her consent and it is heavens truth that boys
do largely take their morals from the girls they're
with
In both these cases. justice makes sex discrim-
nation.
In short, where two parties conspre to violate
law, why should one be punished and the other go
1reef
AS measure to break up white slavery-the traf
fc in innocent, or innocent girls-the Mann act is
serviceable. In other instances it is often means
Of blackmai and always a ridiculous expose of the
poor, miserable deformities Of justice.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-12-31

A dead frog, kicking con-
vulsively as 1t hung from
the iron railing Of an Italian
balcony - this was the
FIRST electric battery!
Luigi Galvani, q scientist
born in Bologna, Italy, I'm
1897, had hung the frog on
the balcnoy by a copper
wire. He noticed that every
time the legs touched the
iron the frog kicked. He
believed this proved the
frogs body contained cleo
tricity, but modern scien-
lists know that the electric
current was generated be-
cause the copper and iron
were I'm contact above, while
they were also connected by
the body of the frog which
had been soaked I'm a sOlu-
ton of salt and water. 1t
As on this principle, of two
metals joined at one edge
and immersed In an acid So
luton, that scientists have
invented the ''galvanic CELL"
as 1t Is called after Galvani.
You can make q primitive
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-12-31

Speaking of the wars elimination Of possible
fathers Nixola Greeley Smith says that the women
OF Europe will have to answer this question:
Shall we be perpetual vestals or plural wives?''
History tells of very few, if any, instances in
which a result OF wars ravages was polygamy.
There has always been some increase in number of
perpetual virgins, perhaps, but society never was
sufficiently alarmed Interested to resort to polyg-
amy 1t is certain, moreover, that the question Of
polygamy would not be decided by the women but
~ the men Of Europe. In all possible progress Of
the equal rights movement, we can conceive of no
condition under which man would be forced to
have several wives when he wanted but one Nor
can we imagine a change in the female intellect SO
radical as to make content to share her hus-
band with other women for the mere sake of breed
ing infantrymen, cavalrymen and artillerists Even
patriotism has its limits. To avoid the horrible al
ternatye Of poygamy perpetual virginity lot of
European women might emigrate for instance
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-12-31
way Up Lesson In Economics

Children of the upper grade, upper class will
please stand up and absorb very simple but not too
Nmiliar lesson.
A-the farmer, who has raised l hog.
9-the middleman, who buys AS hog.
THE railroad that transports the hog
1.-The butcher.
the ultimate consumer Of the hog.
Says B to A.: Ell give you So for your hog Gave
you So for bog last year but transportation is
higher this year"
Says d to e: Hog will cost you 40 cents the pound
this year instead of 30 cents; transportation costs
more this year,
Says G to the Public Interstate Commerce
Commission let's us raise rates. The producer get
enter upon an era of unprecedented prosperity"
The class will now take its states and figure out
where and will get off, under the logarithm that
the higher the rates the higher the prosperity.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-12-31
A wAGGING TONGUE

1.-THE only trouble with my
speech said the remorseful man,
sis that / didn't know when to
stop"
cts worse than that" replied
Mr.. Growcher. 1.-THE trouble is
you didn't know when not to be-
gin. Washington Star.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-12-31
MUCH ADLER-I-KA
USED IN TACOMA 4

1t is reported by the French
Drug Co., 1156 Pac. ave-, and
Owl Drug Co., 904 G St, THAI
much Adler-i-ka is sold in TacJ
ma. People have found out that
ONE SPOONFUL of this simple
buckthorn bark and glycerine
mixture relieves almost ANY
CASE of constipation, sour or
gassy stomach. 1t is so powerful
that 1t Is used successfully in APP
pendicitis. ONE MINUTE after
you take it the gases rumble and
pass out. 1t is perfectly safe to
use and cannot gripe.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-12-31
YOU CAN MAKE A MINIATURE
BATTERY IN YOUR OWN MOUTH

electric battery In your own
mouth If you wish, by
placing a small piece of zinc
and a piece of copper ON
your tongue and letting their
edges touch. You will note
ut once peculiar bitter
taste. This proves that the
metals, together with the
salty saliva on the tongue
have made an electric cell
of your mouth!
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-12-31
DADS GIDDY COSTUME

The bride entered the drawing
room on the arm of her father,
who wore gown of white char
meuse satin. trimmed in Venetian
lace, and with veil of the same.
tIll) Circle.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-12-31
HARD LUCK

OF all misfortunes. to my mind.
This should be numbered as the
worst:
To have q brilliant hunch and find
Soma other fellow had IL first.
Peoria Journal.