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The Oskaloosa herald., 1915-03-25

IN are located st. Paul and Minneap-
oils, and is very popular there
Sitting Committee at Work..
The House sitting committee today
took charge of all bills not reported
for passage. The time of the commit
tees beginning work was extended
by the speaker until this morning af-
ter committee reports were made and
there were large number of meet
ings yesterday afternoon with re-
suit that nearly fifty bills were report
ed for passage today. All other bills
together with those that will come
from the senate go into the hands of
the SifterS
The Oskaloosa herald., 1915-03-25
Torrents Title System.

One OF the most meritorious bills
now on the House calendar to come
up for consideration it that by Greene
providing for the establishment of the
Torren's Land title system in Iowa.
This does away with the need of long
abstracts. 1t Is now in use in the two
largest counties in Minnesota, where
The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1915-07-17
TO QUIT SELLING LIQUORS

After January |, 1916, no more
whiskey or brandy will be sold in
drug stores. This is due to the
fact that the National PharmOco-
poeia committee has cut these llq-
uors from the new new addition OF
the United States pharmacopoela,
which means that they have been
declared officially to be neither
drugs nor medicines The edition
will be put fourth about Jan. |,
1916, and thereafter whiskey or
brandy cannot he sold legally by
druggists, unless they become sa-
loon keepers by taking out local
licenses 1t is expected that this
situation will result in many drug
gists in prohibition territory going
out of business
The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1915-07-17
WOlSEY is TO BE DRY.
Court Holds Election Void, Which
Closes Two Saloons.

Hurson, s.. D.-According 10 de.
cision just made BY Judge A f. Tay-
license contest case WOlsey IN now a
dry town The court holds the cleo.
ton void and closes the iHo saloons
OF that city.
The petitions putting the question
Of licensing the saloons In Wolscy to a
vote contained thirty.two names.
When the case was brought 10 trial
two Of the signcrs withdrew, three
were shown not TO be freeholders.
three more not electors. and FIVE were
members OF the city council. This
cut the number to nineteen, making
no election.
The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1915-07-17

Patrick Realdon Of the genus
hOboe, was arrested last week and
sentenced to serve five days on the
city streets. His sentence was up
Monday noon and was discharged
from custody. About an hour
afterwards he became intoxicated
and was again placed under
arrest; it took four men to turn the
trick as Reardon fought back vie
iously and then lald down having
to be carried the last block and a
half. The chief of police could
have made the arrest alone but he
did not wish to abuse the man.
The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1915-07-17
OFFICIAL PROCEEDINGS
OF the Board of City Commissioners
of the City of MobridGe, S. ID.

Adjourned meetings of June 9th
1913 Clark presiding in the alb
sence OF Mayor Smith. Commits
Sioners present at roll call Cum
mings and Horn
Moved by Horn seconded by Cum
mlngs that the application of j.
W. Nichols for license to sell in
toXlcatlng liquors at retail in the
City Of Mobridge for the year
beginning July lst. The ayes;
Horn, Cummings and Clark.
Moved by Horn, seconded by
Cummings, that the application Of
Burns and Post for license to
sell Intoxicating liquors at retail
in the City of Mobrdge for the
year beginning July lst. 1919 and
ending June 3Oth. 1916 be grant
ed. The ayes; Horn, Cummings
and Clark
Moved by Cummings seconded
by Horn that the application Of
Davis and BerenS for license to
sell Intoxicating liquors at retail
in the City Of Mobridge for the
year beginning July lSt 1916
and ending June Both 1916 be
granted Ayes; Horn, Cummings
and Clark.
Moved by Cummings seconded
by Horn that the application OF
! Hilton and Hughes for il liceuse to
sell intoxicating liquors at retail
III the City Of Mobridge for the
year beginning July lst. 1913 and
ending June 30th. 1916 be grant
ed. The Ayes Horn, Cummings
and Clark.
The report Of Police Justice, J,
&. \aWter was read.
Moved by Cummings seconed by
Horn that the report Of J g. Vat
ter be approved and warrant or
dered drawn in the sum or $36. 10,
the same being fees due Justice
Nawter according to his report.
The Ayes Horn, Cummings and
Clark
Upon motion by Cumming duly
seconded by Horn the meeting was
adjourned.
Approved.
| Attest: {. a. SMITH.
! w. l.. lOCNGMAN, Mayor.
Auditor.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-11-28
ESCAMBIA COUNTY SHOULD BUILD AN
APPROACH TO THE ESCAMBIA BRIDGE

The Journal reliably informed the bridge
Chunucka Springs built the Esmba side Because
this lack Of the side of the river the bridge
has been closed since its completion
Santa Rosa built this bridge unasted by Escanbia county
All that build the
moderate outlay Of funds
Journal that the county should have
this built should have been completed by
the time the bridge completed
The splendid steel bridge the at
Chumuca the public is still forced
the the reflection Escamba
The of the bridge to traffic only because the Els
Gambia approach has been built.
desired the Lillian
ferry roadf MlIview the Lillian ferry
should clayed that Baldwin
good road which to bring their produce
Escambia county
citizenship Of Pensacola that produce be furnished them
possible This be when competition is Of
d such things for sale.
produce generally be
than the prevailing prices
thing the of this splendid compete
the three miles of sand between Mill
and the Lillian ferry
The Journal hopes this road improved at carly date
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-11-28
Mr.. Stokes's Retirement
A Distinct Loss to Florida,

The determination Of Hon. John p.
Stokes mot to offer himself for re-
election to the Office which he now
hlls, that Of state attorney for the
frst circait, il = distinct loss to this
section. Th6se i no doubt, had he
decided 70 become : candidate, but
that hs would hass been reelected,
for he has served the people well,
fulfiII IT, duties Of the high office
not only cspably, bat fearlessly and
las brought to justice those who
would hays escaped punishment prob
ably with . less energetic prosecutor
representing tie state.
Mr.. Stolcsess retirsment from this
ellce and from politics il to be re-
sret&sd I'D Il y to be hoped that
latsr IN life be will be willing to
again Devote some Of his time to pub
lie o1les and ~ psep3e's welfare.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-11-28
The Florida. Soil
Should Be Boosted.

One thing especially might be
brought to the attention Of the north
ern tourists who come South to spend
the present winter.
Here in the land of peace and
plenty, famed by the pure south
winds, perfumed with orange bios
SONS, where the song birds make
music twelve months in the year, it
IS just a. easy for farmer to pro-
duce 100 bushels of corn to the acre
a. it il in any other state in the
union.
Why should men become prema-
turely gray growing corn in the
freezing North with its temperatures
ranging around 80 and 40 below zero
when they could do SO much better
along the gulf coast?
There can be but one answer to
this question.
Inc farmers OF the frozen NORTH
just simply do not know what great
crops can be grown here.
One boy produced ITO bushels Of
corn on one acre.
That one acre is less than so mile.
from Pensacola. -
There are thousands Of acres herr
just as good as the one which pro
duced 40 bushels Of corn at singh.
crop.
The difference in production is no
the difference of soil. It is the diff
ference Of cultivation.
Let the story of these great pro
auctions be kept before the tourists
and they will become home-seeker
rather than pleasure seekers.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-11-28
vox PoPULI
PHYSICIANS SHOULD LEAVE
SOME THINGS TO THE CREATOE

Editor Pensacola Journal.
/ have read with interest, though
without approval, your comments on
the deforlned Bollenger infant that
was left to die by the Chicago ac-
coucher, rather than perform sur
gical operation that would probably
have prolonged indefinitely the baby's
life.
No doubt the doctor was conscien-
tious in his conduct, yet that does not
make right his refusal to do all in
his power towards aiding in the saw
ing or prolongation Of the life of q
human being with an immortal soul
We are outrageously reckless Of hu-
man life.
No person has either a legal or q
moral right to decide whether or moi
another human being shall live. That
is the prerogative of our Creator
who alone can give life. No one hal
. right to take that which he canno1
give, and therefore so-called capita
punishment is legalized murder. Il
one il menace to society put him
away where he can harm no one
When he reforms, or is shown to havs
been guiltless Of the crime for which
he was convicted Gas is frequentl,
the easel his liberty can be restored
Commenting on the Bollingcr bah,
affair, the Montgomery Advertiser o.
Nov. Is says, in part:
| "A physician knows more about tn
human anatomy than the layman
When something wrong in that anat
omy is discovered, physician, not ,
layman, is called.
| "But we submit that it is the dut,
of that physician to use all of tn
skill withinl his power to save the lif
Of that patient. In saving human lif
the physician and surgeon is NOR
skilled than others, but in determin
ling the wisdom of permitting a ma
to die or to live, the physician is no
necessarily more competent to pas
upon that question than an intelli
gent, informed man from some othe
Ealing il life. Whether it is wise
humane or expedicnt that the ply
lsically subnormal or abnormal Shout
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-11-28
New High Record for
American Foreign Trade.

Axneri<nn fore;on frSde yose IN
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go -
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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-11-28

live is a moral and sociological ques-
ton, one to be settled quite AS much
by the lawyer, the minister, the
journalist, the farmer and the bust
ness man as by the scientific man."
Since the Chicago case has been
given such publicity a similar case
has occurred in New York. Others
will follow.
Verify our Wanted civilization is
chiefly veneer.
mo. T. NoRswoRTHY.-
DeFuniak Springs, Fla.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-11-28

In an Ohio village some practical
jokers recently cast 50 many "jokc
votes, for woman candidate that
she was elected constable. and now
practical joking is not SO popular. for
she is enforcing the laws Of that burg
to the great displcasure Of those who
elected her.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-11-28

A DeFuniak paper Of recent date
contained = story to the effect that .
new monthly publication il soon to be
started in DeFuniak and Pensacola,
and that the initial number will tell
Of the Powers that Prey on Poor.
Plundered, Prostituted Pensacola
That's some subject for fellow to
tackle especially living way over in
DeFuniak.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-11-28

Notice the Doll window at
"Everybody's.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1915-05-22

Syracuse, N. Y. % maja.
Jeden tylko czionck ME dopusz-
cza do powziecia zgodnej decy--.
zyi przysiegiych W proeesie
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1915-05-22
Chwila przed burza.
WlOchy i Austrya
W pOgOtOwiu.

Rzym, q mAja. - Posiowie
niemieecy j austryaccy przy Xvii
rynale przy Watykanie otrzy-
mali scisle informacye CO do dali
szego zachowania sic swego we
WIoszech: naja pozostae ma sta
nowisksth, 'jak diugo sic da, pod
przemoca dopiero ustapia: znse
stsd, IL Austrya i Niemcy ME
ehca widocznie uczynie pierwsze-
go kroku wojennego. Mimo wszy-
stko archiwa poselskie juz wyex-
pedyowano z Rzymu, odiazdu
posia Buelowa spodziewaja sic
lada ehwila. Wyczekiwanie zde-
nerwowanie powszechne osiagne-
10 punkt kulminacyjny.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1915-05-22

Rzym, % maja. - Senat wio-
ski aprobowal CLOS Izby possow
udzielajacy pe&nomocnictwa rza-
dowi, GRAZ stanowisko rzadu =
2o2 g3osami przeciwko 2 ledwie...
Po wyniku giosowania senatoro-
vie wzniesli okrzyk na czesc Ita-
Iii, a potem ma cze5c krola: ma
miescie znowu przyszlo do burr
liwej, entuzyastycznej manifesta-
cyl na czese krola rodziny jego i
na rzecz wojny. Miasto cd dni
kilku ustrojone jest Gale flagami,
balkony obwieszone dywanami a
domy uliee strojne giriandami
kwiat6w. Wlochy swieca swieto
swego patryotyzmu = tax pisza
o TEN gazety wioskie. Zapai do
wojny opisae sic ME da = kraj i
lud dry niecierpliwoscia, kiedy
wreszcie ostateczna nastapi decy-
zya. Wlasciwie ona juz zapadia,
gdyz giosowanie obu LIB parla-
mentarnych wioskich, jest fakty-
cznem wypowiedzeniem woiny =
iednak formalnie ME stalo sic to
jeszcze. Przypuszczaja, re wias-
ME obecnie CABINET ministeryalny
redaguje note wypowiadajaca woj
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1915-05-22
WUJ SAM "A ANGLIA.

Washington. % maja. = Wczo-
raj popoiudniu sekretarz stanu
Bryan oswiadczyi, re chociaz cd
|miesiaea Rad zastanawia sic I
konferuje W sprawie przetrzymy-
wanna amerykahskich transpor-
tow W portacfr' brytyjskich, zad-
nej dotychczas noty W tel spra-
vie do rzadu londynskiego ME
wysiai. Jest to pierwsze oficyalne
oswiadczenie W tel sprawie.
Rownoczesnie wydal Bryan o.
swiadczenie, bedaec odpowiedzia
ma komunikat brytyjskiego mini
sterstwa spraw zagranicznych, W
ktorym zaznaczono re zapowie-
diana przez Rad angielski wy
plata "a amerykanskie transpor-
tu baweiny zatrzymane W portach
brytyjskich, zaspakaja w zupe1-
nosci interesa j zadania tutejszych
eksporterow bawelny j re Rad
waszyngtohski dai do zrozumie-
MIA, re akceptuje ;tego rodzaju Ia
latwienia kwestyi. Tel tresci wy
nurzenia mial poczynit W ezasie
.konferencyi hrytyjshm anibasa-
dorem Sir Cecil Spring Rice'ni
Robert F. Rose y. ,departamentu
stanu. i. q .st
w obecnem oswiadczeniu
Bryan wyraznie stwierdza, ze "a
szio; tu nieporozumienie, gdyz
Rad waszyngtohski stoi zawsze
ma, tenn stanowisku, re tego ro-
dzaju postepowanie wiadz brytyj-
skich% jest nielegalnem,, a nawet
.jesli Rose poczynil wyzej przy-
.toczone wynurzenia, to ME W cha
,rakterze oficyalnym, a .jedynie
prywatnie, dla poparcia zagrozo-
,nych interes6w eksporterow ba-
.Weiny. .as- - --'r'..'.'s ...~' .' g.. 70"
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1915-05-22
PrzygOtOwania wOjenne

Wenecya, % msja. = Z po-
granicza austryackiego donosza;
Austrya aznaje juz widocznie, x
pomisdzy mia a Wlochami nastal
stan wojenny, poniewaz zwineia
swe straze celne pograriczne, a
zastapiis je wojskiem, mostly ma
calem pograniczu zerwsne, Pola-
czenia telegraficzne j telefoniczne
przeciste, kolejowy ruch wstrzy-
many zupelnie, na gorach pogra-
nicznych wszedzie widaG dziaia
austryackie. Oba kraje odciete So
cd siebie i odgraniczone, Jakby
murem niebotycznym. Ma pogra-
niczu wojska stojs. masy re stron
obu. Po stronie wioskiej mad A.
dryatykiem stoi W pogotowiu
$50, ,Oo0 wojska gotowego do prze-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1915-05-22
WszyStkO We WlOszech
gOtOWe do Wojny.
STAN WOJENNY FAKTYCzNIE
JUz STNIEJE.
Niemcy pOwoluja 2 miEOny
swiezegO wojska.
Przemysl Za9rOzOny
przeZ Austryak0W.
WEFRANCYI- -NIEMCYPOBICI.
SuECssy SprymisrzOnyeh " DaTdaRsNach
Fort Cxanak zdobyty.
Ostra Krytyka Kitchenera.
WEFRANCYI- -NIEMCYPOBICI.
SuEGssy SprymisrzOnyeh " DaTdaRsIIaGh
Fort Czanale zdobyty
Ostra Krytyka Kitchenera.

prawy ma strong austryacka A
dryatyku = moze do Dalmacyi,
gdzieby te wojska iatwo mogiy
wspoldziaiac wojskami serbsko-
czanogorskiemi W BoSni, Herco-
gowinie, Dalmacyi Istryi, gdzie-
by napewne wybuchio slime po,
stanie kontraustryackie. w o,
statnich dniach widziano austry,
ackie aeroplany przelatuj9ce Cd
strony rzeki granicznej Isonzo ma
strong wiosks widocznie sledza,
.ce rozkiad pozycYi wIoskich.,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1915-05-22
Wrazenia zagranica.

Berno, 20 maja. = Szwajcarya
zarzadzi{a pe}na mobilizacye
swej armii wobec nieuniknionego
juz konfliktu zbrojnego Austro-
Niemiecko Wfoskiego: powia-
daja bez obs1onek, IL Szwajcarya
obawia sic losu Belgii ze strony
Niemiec, ktore daja dowod, il W
wojnie ME licza sic zadnymi
wzgledami i gwaica'i depca gwa-
rancye i traktaty. Niemcy Wlo-
chy prosiiy Rad Szwajcaryi o.
wzajemnych swych interesow
wziecie W opieke W razie wojny.
Berlin, 90 maja. = Wczoraj
kiedy tutejszy ambassador wioski
Bollati udawal sic gmachu am
basady do ambassadors hiszpaf-
skiego, napadi nan jakiS mlody
cziowiek uderzywszy W glove
znienacka, straci Bollati'emu ka-
pelusz: napastnika przytrzymano
j poturbowano porzadnie = po-I
czem uwieziono go posia oficy-
!alnie W najuprzejmiejszych prze-
proszono wyrazach. Dziki ow
wybuch nienawisci niemieckiej
dale obraz nastrojow spoleczen--
stwa niemieckiego wzgledem
Wioch. Pisma niemieckie rozpi--
suja sic o ,,zdradzie" wioskiej (9
O przeniewierczosci Wioch i t. p.
ME szczedzac ,,soczystych" wy
razen wycieczek wszelkiego ro-
dzaju, Wiadze zapowiadaja nowe
zaciagi: Niemcy maja powoaaf
pod bron nowych 5ofnierzy 2,0OO,-
600 (skad?), a istnieje .opinia W
kolach expertow, IL 100000 woj-
ska wystarczy, by dac dostatecz-
ny sprzeciw Wiochom, poniewaz
linia pogranicza polnocnego poza,
neutralna Szwajcarya, jest ME tax
dluga "a nadto obronna sama z
natury Alpami = ME do przej-
scia: przeto iatwo bedzie stosun-
kowo zlokalizowac wojenne pla-
ny wioskie poprostu ME wpuscic
Wiochow do Europy centralnej,
ma Austrye i Niemcy.
Wieden, % maja. = w Austryi
/ ma Wegrzech nastroj panuje jak
najlepszy wobec spodziewanel
wojny wioskiej - przyczynia sic
do tego zwyciestwo ostathio mad
Moskalami odniesione. We Vie
dniu j W Budapeszcie odbyiy sic
mnogie i burzliwe demonstracye
patryotyczne, anty-wioskie, W
1Dokonczenie ma stronicy 3ciej9
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1915-05-22
ZtsEsYI >GABINEToWEJ.

| Washington, 90 maja. - Ma
wczorajszej zwyczajnej sesyi ga
binetowej zastanawiano sic mad
ochrons zycia i mienia obywateli
tutejszych W obrebie niemieckiej
strefy wojennej, gdyz~j jak z do
tychczasowych raportow ambasa-
dora W Berlinie Gerarda sic Okla
zuje, Rad niemiecki ME ma "a
miaru zgodzie sic ma zadania a
merykanskie.. 'Wedle tych rapor-
tow odpowiedz niemiecka zagwa-
rantuje bezpieczehstwo obywateli
amerykanskich jedynie pod 'tym
warunkien, jezeli Stany Zjedno-
czone przedsiewezma stanowcze
kroki, eelem przeszkodzenia eks-
portowi materyalow wojennych
Ina statkach pasazerskich. w tym
ostatnim wypadku Niemcy byly-
by podobno gotowe zagwaranto-
wac bezpieczenstwo ME tylko "a
merykanskich, ale wszystkich
wogole statkow pasazerskich,
i
ktore beda mialy certyfikaty
wiadz Stanow Zjednoczonych, re
ME wioza materyalow wojennych.
Stany Zjednoczone ME moga
jednak zgodzic sic ma zadne wa
runkowe ustepstwa rzadu berlin
skiego, gdyz zadania ich ,oparte
sa ma nienaruszalnych zasadach
prawa miedzynarodowego wedle
ktorych zajecie fczy niszczenie O.
kretu ME moze bye polaczone ze
szkoda niekombatantow, bez
wzgledu ma to, jaki' iadunek ma
MIN sic znajduje.
IpRzYsIEGLI ME MoGA SIZE
ZGoDZIc.
Syracuse, N. Y. % rnaja. -
lJeden tylko czionek ME dopusz-
cza do powziecia zgodnej decy.,
lzyi przysisgiych W procesie
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1915-05-22
List OLGA sw. do Polskich
BisI<tsD6W. .l

- estt# gssst Rzyu dua ss-go kHiesas 1915 r.
oec sv. pzez syego Stau vs al nastepujacy
list do Biskupow polskich:
Cd duaszego czasu wieki bolen przenka ocowsie SERGE
Naiwyzzego neszcze5ce jake dokneo ud Poec
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ego ec powodu zarazem swoem serdecznei
mi modwa lego svaobliwosc pragne dac nowy namacany
sic PO LSKA bedaca TAX pod zabore
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nnunkacya ze Stoa Sueta naatesza nadesac sumo dwu-
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nan ek potrzebami Pok lecz jasno dowodzaca szcze
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NIEBIos o BRATERsKA, MILoScIWA PoMoc, udneia
geh serca swe szczegne Apostolske Bogosfawehstwo W
wszys kt6rzy przez mody DANNY okaza sic doboczyn
cami miiosciwym
wielkiem / szczeren usSanowaniem, pozostajs
Jego Ekseelencyi sfuga,
p CARD. eAspARR
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