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Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1915-12-30
WHY BE MEALY-MoUTHEDq

If we were running the state republican machine in South Da-
iFota, and if we considered such men as Lockharta and Herreid and
land s. q. Mcleod, and no small number OF others that might pc
named, half as bad as the Sioux City Tribune and the Watertown
notice that the help Of men Of their stamp was not desired either
lin the primary or the campaign that's to follow it.
Why be 50 meaImouthed about ita Day after day and week
latter week readers Of these organs are informed concerning the
fstupendous Wickedness that turks In their hearts
True, they are not named, exactly, but the import Of the editor
lml discussions is that these men, having failed to assist ii mis-
1872, are rank political heretes and deserve to have their names
linked forever with the eternally damned.
If we were aspiring to the governorship of South Dakota, or
Ito be q delegate to a republican national convention, or hoped to
Ibe honored with q nomination for the position Of presidential
ielectoT, and if we believed to be true what these personal and fac
tional organs have been persntently trying to impress upon the pub
He, we assuredly could not invite these men to cooperate with us
iaa helping to place US in an official position. Their very presence
would be a contamination that would produce a fostering sores that
nothing but the grace Of God could removed
IS, on the other hand, being in control Of the machine and not
believing what these organs persist in saying, i'd some form or an
other, We would pull the string on these jumpings5acks and tai them
If the men who3stand back Of The South Dakota organs We have
lin conformity with the facts, we fear that trouble may follow the
June primaries
Yes, it's true that Congressman gurke,s suggestion that the
convention and that no especial scramble be made, holding the
primary in june, AS feasible, but, then, such a plan would have d
tendency TO deprive certain political newspapers Of the blessed
privilege Of holding up the politicians III every campaign. The out
and out political newspaper cannot thrive without 81 fight
So far as The Saturday News IS concerned, it doesnt particular
.y care whether the fight continues ID this state within the republi-
ean party OF whether IL doesn't IT ii certain Of one thing, however,
and that is that If Honorable peace IS out of the question Ne are
40 favor OF lighting. 10 that extent we are for apreparednesss5s
South DaEota has bean used as ! political football for sehenaljnga
a i going @ continue q permit its Till thus "a be utilized as's
Woodrow isn q hinseIf preparing for war although ha advises
VIE rest of ns ~ set busy along that line
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9omaten. - gloribd $2.75--
3.25 per Crate.
ardut. - Utartt 5iemIiH lebbdft.
alabama S2.5o--3.o0; ntues Dloris
bo S2.5o--3.00 per Crate.
grbfen. Qldbdmo s1.26--
1.50 per Camper.
2niebefn. - Gefbe $685.
Der 9ufhel rom 6tore. msibs 3d.
85c per gufhsf bonn Store.
griineYobHen. - Jlorioa
S2.40--2.50 per camper.
aarpften. = GsDdi4sns S2.25
---2.50 per 9bl.
Rpthe Raben. Cute RibsH
75c-S1.00 Der gbI.
Weibe RiibeH. - ITEM Sr'
leans 30-35c per 9ubsno giubsI.
9obl. s1.o0 per BEL.
Qanbprobutte
Sen. SO. ! 5imotbp $1,000;
glo. 2 3iDtbp $500; Ro. 3 5imos
tim $500; go. / aemiid,tsr Hlst
$1,000: so. 2 DO. $500; No. ] &lss
$500; Ro. 2 DO. $500; alfdfd
S175O-22.50 per 1onns.
Wsibfeufutter III pilIigsr. -
Glei. 23.50-24.O0; Wibolings eros
bes s27.O0-27. so: bo. fsines $3.50
-29.0o; s.miidtss Suiter $25.5o-
26.0O.
Gdmertten. - Wartt fistig.
aledam.n s6.90-7.25 duf b.m 8s'
l.iie unb S7.S5-8.40 per 9u. bonn
Store. 9imothh $2.75-3.25 per gn.
bonn gipre. 8uGpsisen 85e per Blu.
Nln6sfamen $1.75 per gu.
gerfhitbeHes.
Oele. - Wlarlt iietig. 2.iH0l, ros
hes CSC per 9aIone in partisn Dor
5 9bis. Geto4tss 1e me6r. ylo. l
qarbSl 60t: Cotton Setb Oil, raffis
nirte 52c Der GaIone. 3srpsHtin 50t
per 9aqone in 9ortien prn 1-5 Bar
rels; Cox in qartien pon 10-25 Bar
rels. glsirpleum, Gbio Carton 120
Grab 95 bp. $50 9rao ,10ic, 9eaoF
ligbt It's Grab 12c; Rso Gropn Ga
| iolin 13e, Rapbta lee per 8alone IN
partien BON 1-5 86ls.
Gafs.- Der Warst III rnhis. -
Ohio Riper $1.O5 per 86l. bon 28C
f5ib., 5uhrlobH bin3ussfiist.
Sdla. - Wdrtt itetig. yrimc
Gitp 6a-6le: DO, Country 65-6s:
per Dfunb.
aobltn. Wartt rubig. gou'
Qbioabenn S3.50-3.75. Nub UNI
Slad S2.25. aarapha Stiidtobler
S3.50-3.75. glub unb Sldd $2.25
per 1onne abgslisfert. FauAloit
| Stldtpblen $3.50. bo. giuB uni
Slad S3.25. anthraciis $7.75-8.0C
per 2Onne d6asliefert. Sole tofts
Se.0O-6.50 Der 9Onns abgsIisfsrt.
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fbori clear 10--104e; 5bort Rippeniei,
ten 10--10ie; G4ultern 8t--8st;
Bellies 10Ac--11t.
Bacon. - Short clear Setten
11t-11sc; ertro fhort clear Ssi.en
11-11st; Tbort 9aippsufeiten IL
Lilo; Ghultsrn 9t-9ht; Bellies III
--12e.
suaar gursb GIeiid. =
Shinfen 14t-15e; pirnic S4ultsrn
104-10ac; greotfelt Bacon 18-
19t: Sdultsrn in padettn 104-
1ose: 81. y. Gut Sdilltsrn 104-
l0ie; trodtne Beef S6inisn 25-
27e.
SHBaep5teltss Jlsijd.
= Der pfunb: Shinfer 12--12at;
pienie SHuitsrn s4-8ae; Bellies
15i-161t; ShuIterH S4-8ae; ".
p. Gut bo. s4-8st.
Trii6es Sieifd. - S&ins
len 115-12t; pienie Sflultern ~
Sic; Ghulisrn 73-8at; ihort
Ripp.nfeiien 9I-10e; ibort clear
Seiien 91-10ic; trtrd ibort Seiten
9b-10e; Bellies. lei6t 15-16e;
Bellies. fchiusre 113-123e.
Ulebl unt 0etreibG
Webl. Wini.r gaisnt $7.0o--
7.20; g1intsr fanen S6.55-7.00;
Winter namiln s6.15-6.30; Wintsr
.rtra $5.7O-5.90: Winisr orbindrss
S5.50-5.70; Garter Wtis.n paten:
$73O-7.70: Barter D.i5en fantp
S6.S5-7.10; garter Wei,m Gdnilp
S5.S5-6.25: Rosgsnmehl norbtDeiili'
tes pemiTht.s $6.15-6.40; reinss
6iip Rcaa.nmsal s8.25-6.50; GttD
asmiihtss Roassnmsbl $6.15-6.40.
Deiatn. go. 2 rotber Binter
S1.54; go. 3oo. $1.53-- 1884; go.
A DO. $1.50-1.52.
Deff6forH. Ro. l iDtibes
7sc; SO. 9 DO. 77a-7Se; Ro. 3 DO.
77-77ae; RO. 4 DO. 76a-77c; Ro.
8 bo. 76-7e1c; so. 9 DO. 75-76e.
go. / sel6ss 7se; go. 2 DO. 77a-
7Sc; go. 9 DO. 77-77ae; Ro. 4 DO.
7e-77e: SO. 8 DO. 75--76t; gso. 6
bo. "A -75. go. semiittss 7se;
glo. 2 bo. 77a-7Se; 30. 3 bO. II
77se; SO. 4 DO. 76-77c; Ro. 5 DO.
75-7ee; Ro. 6. bO. 74-75c. @.i.
b,s aol6tntorn 77t-78at; sLtss
ao!beu.prn 77a-78ae; ssmii4tsE
77-7sc per guihel.
safer. glo. 2 tptiber 54l J.
-55c: Stanbarb psibsr 54-54hc;
20. 3 ipsib.r 53l-54e; 1c. 4 psibs'
52S531e; RO. 2 s.mii4t,r 53s r
54t; go. 3 aemiittsr 53-53ae; gio
A a,miiftsr 52-52ac.
Rogsen. RO. 2 s1.15-1.16
go. 8 s1.12-1.14; To. 4 S1.lO-
1.12.
Whistn.
9srtauft purs.n ALP 9bls. NfttI'
lss SginifttS @Spbs ari Der Bats DOT
S1.39 Der 9allons.
Broesries.
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Slub.@adJri6ten.

Donnetitaa 20. Mai. 1915.
Der Sbiuilub if fait iiberal lang
fam i'm sdasn bssrifien. Gsitsrn
gIbenb battle b,ri,Ibe bel bisiissr Stabt
sinsn BaFritaHS DON 12.1 5ub.
Die iOla.Hb,u Ospei6en traf.H
ipdhrsnb bss asftriseu 5as,s bier elm:
piitsbura. qa.-6.2 SUB. fieisi.
Mhssliua. -. ga.-8.8 5ub, itsist.
partsrs6urs, VI. ga.-5.9 5ub. fGlt.
stdnapba SSals. D. 9d.--1.7 SUB.
Gbarlsiton. 70. ga.-7.7 CUB.
pcrtsmouih. S.-7.S CUB, ftsigt.
2Duispil., stp.-91 Sub. fdlt.
GpansDiIs. Sub,-7,3 Gub. figt :.
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0Imstpdrttae Mdrfte.

Rem gOrt, 10. gaai.
Webliit taum itstis.
Roggenmebl 1T flau.
Maismebl 1T taum itstig.
Roggen 1T rubtg
9erte III itetis
Wsi3en III an pIaB ungeregslt;
10. 2 rotbsr $1.594 uHo go. 2 barter
$1603 {. |. (. GeIsiis; go. / Rortbsrn
Duluth $1.545 uno 10. l 1ortbern
Manitoba $1.60a {. i. {. Buffalo.
gluf 3sit mar Wsi8sn pilIig; fir Mai
$1.H1.
WelI 4forn mar am qlabe nil
Zig; SO. 2 sslbes 83l bel prompt.m
@erioHbt.
Safer mar am qlnb pillig;
Stanoarb 53bc; glO. 3 psibsr 571c;
iancp clipped fpsibsr 59-61c.
5eu III taum iietig,
9opfsn III rubig.
9dute iinb ftstig.
Geber tit fsit
portif itetis.
9eeT lit iieiig.
g 9mal5 If lDilig; WiOble Weii
$9.50-$9.60.
Sals iit rubie.
Dolle IN fetig.
Sarsiit tpilliq; Strdineb orbinG.
reg big gutsg $3.50.
Serpsntin 1T piIIis; UIaiti'
Hsns5difsr 43c.
Reis III ftstig.
Molaifss 1T rubis.
3uder. Robsr 1T taum itetig;
Centrifugal $4.83; TsulaTss $406;
rdffinirter III itetig.
Butter iIt felt; 3uflbr 1868.
Gredmerp srtra (92 Scors) 271-28t;
Greamerp (b5bere GcOriHg) 28t-29c;
1irits 26a -27c SscOnbs 25-26c.
Gier III f9pat; 3ufubr sc. .433.
5rif9 geiammelts. Grtras 22-22at;
Stordg n9,SuptgD. 73ppiq 1e
in aiiblbduisrn Osrpatt.. Grtra giriti
21-21ac; Girfs 2o-21c; regular
osrpadte, Grtra 6irits 20i-21ci
Iirits 19-20c ipsibe OOn nabeu Sl6'
n.r3ii6tsreisu, feline biz fareN %
23b; braune Don nlben Siibnsr5iia'
tsrsisn 22-22ac.
SAFE 1T itstig; Stats DOhl. WiI'
'}rsib. Specials. 17st; DO. slperas'
Jarcp 174e.
Geitigsl. Jiir lsbeubes pul
tein Tlar,t. g.ihlaatstss III iIau
D.i.Iit. aefrorers grats5abnsr II
22c; c;'fyiits 5dbn., in gis. 14-17c
gsfror.ne Iurlsps 15-21e.
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8roeeries.

9uder. grsiie feit. Raiiinirs
Ter Gut Qoai $40; popb.r.o $3.50;
Gu6ss 1915: araHuIirtsr $3.50; Cons
fsetion.rs n" S6.40; Oif u" S6.15;
psissr srtra e" $5.95; gtra e"
S5.75;R. 8. Glarifisb psib.r S6.15-
6.25; DO. a,Iber S5.65-5.75 per 100
gfuub.
Wplafi.si III ii..is. - Rem Crs
leans Open asttls 40-55c. gtntrifu'
GAL 20-3oc per 6alcne.
Rtis. - aouiiiana. Ganep 6.ao
7-7be: primo 6-6he, orbinGrer
4a-5te. Sapan 5i-5a per pfunb.
9airps probulte
Butter. - Marlt rabis. prsiie
jietts. - Wbolsmilt, utrn 29hc;
Gentralissb ertra 27t; Gtntrali3,o
igirits 23le; DO. Saonos 2oac; Gans
tn DARN 21e; padins Stod 1e--
ia per pfunb.
aGfe. - War,i fsii. O5io 17c.
RoroipeitLiter 17--17ac, Rep Dorf
1se, Sdpei,.r 21--30c. bo. Bird
1916; 2imburasr 17--1se per piunb.
eier. - Wartt fpilIiau. - ptis
ma friihs 5iibnsrsi.r 17Ac; firits
16e; orbindrs firfts 15t; i,eOHos
lac per 9ubsue; gdufs.isr 35e PEI
DiiBtno.
9eflagtl. - War.t fistis. -
9roiI.rs Ii pfunS uno barii6er28
3os, uutsr II pfuno 25-2Sc,
,srnerg 2-2 g)fS. 1S-+2Oe per 6fo.
Siibnsr 15e; Sdbns 9ae; 9ruts
bii6nsr 6-12ae; gulIs 6-Sc; Gnten
l0-12s; GdnIt 6-sc per gfuno.
Obhunb Gtmiif.
aepfsl. - guts Qtpfsl $3.50
400 per gbI.. is nah Gualitit.
@itronsn. - Warsi mar fietig.
Wsiiina $3.25-3.50; California
$3.25-3.5O per Rifle.
Oranaeu. - Marit rubis uuo
itstie. California S2.25-2.75; Glos
ribo $2.75-3.00 per aiis; 1anses
rinss S2.25-2.50 per DoppeItifte.
GRAPE. Hruit - 5Ipripa
3.25-3.50 per Rifle.
grb6tertH. - 0uts 75c--
$1.75 per "a 0t. Crate.
RbabGrbtr. - 10-12sc per
Cubenb giHssI.
aartofislH. - Midisan AZ
soc per Bufhsl bonn Geleiis unb $1.5O
-1.75 Der 9bI. bonn Store.
Sungt aartofftIn. - Tfo'
riba S4.25-5.25 per g5l. unb $1.50
200 per Camper.
Glbfartoffsln - Serfep
s1.50-1.65 per 5amper.
GparasL. - eiHbsimii&s 75-
|9oe per SussnS @iiHbsL
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1dsliAer Sysarttberidbt.
Gineinnati. 1e. Mai.

Cincinnati. 19. Rai.
Die na4folasnbsn auciirunssn be.
sistfn ii4 nnr auf Gnsros 9ranss
aiitcnen. gsi fleinntn @sihdften
pnbsn stipas bSbsre prsifs bers@nst.
propifioueu.
S&mafs. prima St,am
9.009.10e; Ddmilp S&mdls lob
---101e pro Dfunb.
1rodeHatfaIssnts ETetf&.
Sh0st sIsar @siisH 1ot-l0ls; Gztra
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Redttn Rublanb, rRistf6'
beIprtht nit gntriiiturg bis 5retfprez
dung zines 0teuitmGDhsns DOT Den
9ei1lporenen. ods iib ud6 ietuem
eigenen GeitGnoriB Gtsentbum ibrer
beuti6en Ssrriddft an9eeignst bate
gu Teirr @ertbetbtgung bdtte oGs
UtGbden anesfiibrt, bab ss ud2 Der
Sebe Der 9eituugen cine perurttae
Surolunsstpeiie fiir erlGtTbt gebalteu
Bate. rRjetI6" be5eiduet bies als ers
fd,reteroes Symptom fiir be 9ers
tDtrruna aIer Re9tsbasriffe in guB,
lianb, bic rdb Der uoblos uniiuutgsn
DeutfdeHbebe bon 3eitungen, ME vgss
mole Wretnia" uHb d3HIi4eH, etHssrti.
len ist
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red)tiertigt oollfommen Die
itrengcn Der 3ipilbeD0IterIng mcnd-
mol unbelilener NfnBreaeIn, bic TN
uniercr miIitarIidcn Opera.
tiOneit getroifen merOcH mIlbteT, nm
5u perbinoern, oab Der 6eino Ssenllt
niB pen lntieren gIbiidten erbiIt
RIHdr0 6or ter
Sclptmmn a. D,
Observation-Disclosures.
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Gbieaap. 10. Wloi.

=
Weistr. 80. 2 rotber 81 .523;
SO. 2 barter st.54. mir Uaai $151
-$1.54, an 55Iub S1.51t. 5iir SuIi
$1.24A-$1273, am S9lub 81 .254.
Delf6tOrn 20. 2 geibss l4a
-75c; SO. 4 ssl6ss 74e; go. 4 tpeiBes
74c. Ilr Ndi 72s-73se, an 56Iub
72ac. Sir Suli 74s-755c, am SaIuB
75Ac.
5afer. 10. 3 p.iBsr 52-52ae;
StanDarb 52lt. 5iir gRai 50l-
51sc. am Sd.ub Sic. Jiir SuIi 495
-5Osc. am StIub 50sc.
Roggsu. 10. 2 S1.15.
Cert. 72-7se.
9imotbn S5.00-S6.25.
Gtee $8.5O-$1275.
portSl7.G5. GIr Suli $3.50
$500, am S6luB S17.92. giir Sep
tsmber $1S.20-S18.25, ain Saab
1892.
G 6mall s9.42-Se.47. Siir
Sult $s.6o-$9.62, am S6Iub $3.50.
gyiir Gtpin.,b,y $9.s0-S9.s7. am
S6lub 1886
Rippfetttu $9.75-10.30. Jiir
Suli $10.47- 5000, am SdIub
$1o.47. Giir September S10.72-
$10.75. am Shlub $10.72.
8utter lit sober; GreamsrD 21-
&c.
eiet iub risorie.r. 3ufubr 2S,s
325 aiit.H. CroinGre Gtrfts 16a-
17Ae; airiis lslt.
gartoffsln. n. iinb Riebrigtr. gu
fubr 3S @d9aons. gli4igan uHt
Biseoniin yo!5s 35-40c; DO. ipeib.
3S-45c.
9efllgsL asbsRbes III ni.bri'
GER. Sdbne l5:.
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esels, Ussss xsb aititn in sa,m DOri.

GsfHiftsyapiere surbeH ~ sh - ~
piSssnfirt. sped5fel auf 2oneoH rarsn
iApa@ ~ t4f8 far 90 Taee Sidi; aabt!.
Enpetinnetu H.79 unD Siti /. Bshid
CATS. eubr.bsren 49,1s Ntriisniips
Esaars sss.
Gftieumarti. - Gnfanes ssr Der
W9ar!t Isbhaft usb fart, segsn S9IHb afsr
taa. Die SAiubnptirunssa faHetH aesr
tarApss iibs, osnsH poH seittrN.
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S9afe. 3ufubr 10000 @tid.
Worft tart. S6dfe $7.75-Sa.6O;
9Gmmer $7.85-$10.1o.
9lae3.pi r$tff,pif, ,5p91 .Sto !6is
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Niebmarft.
Gtuetnudti, 10. I!ai.
@erianbt iDdbrsHo osrielbsn 3si.:

Rtnbpieb. - Der Wdrtt mar
beut. i.siis Biz f.itsr. Die 3uiubr roar
nur mGbig. - Wsil4tiihe perbsn nur
5um S6Iaffen psrtouft.
TliitslutGBigs unb idtpeTs Stisre
$6.75-$S.10; ausespGbIts bis ertra
S8.15-$S.50; O6i.n $3.50-$6.25;
1leiI6ers Stiere $5.75-S8.O0; ausses
ipdb!ts bis ertrd $8.25-$8.5O; Seia
iers $5.75-$s.15; ausseipibl.e Bis
erira SS.25-SS.50; Siibe $3.50
$500; ausserpdblte bis srtra $6.10-
$685.; Gamers S3.25-s4.25; fsi!e
Wil4tii6t $5.5O-S6.5o.
9ullsr. - Die Rn4frale mar
nur mdbis, bic 3uiubr 5i.mlia srOb
unb Der War,i millig.
Utlasre unb lei5it S4.75-S6.oo;
Bologna S6.25-$6.75; extra Se.S5-
500; ieite guIIen $6.50-$725.
aGlbsr.- Die 3uiubr mar 3iem'
lid grob anb Der Wartt itetig.
Srbindr. unb srobs S5.00-S8.00;
fair Big CUTE lsihts $7.5o-$S,5o; Grs
ira 1915.
9 f1peine. - Dd bic 9uiuhr
arob mar, 10 mar Der Wdrti ifrpdtj
unb bic grsiis fislen I'm 10c Der 100
Yfuub. - Der Martt fdIoB iistia.
Cute Bis aassspdblis 9srpGdunss'
unb 5l.ii6sr. Sortsu $7.65-$7.70;
orbindrs bis aussetpGbIis itpsre isit.
glue S5.5o-S715; Stass $3.50
$5.75; lsit,is gsrianbieSortsn S7.15
$50; sstri,I, 12o pfuno oosr nee
niger, S5.50--$7.15.
g 6afe uno 9immsr. -
Die 3ufubr mar Sismlih erpb, bic
Radiruae gut uno bic g)rsiis itttis bis
FART.
Gf,dis, ssifOrsns, S5.0o-S6.75;
Woas S6dis S5.5o-S7.25. 2Gmmsr.
gsihrrsne S6.75-$9.25; 5rii9iabrss
admmsr Ss.50-$11.75.
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Metaa sWarft.

Rem gort, 10. gRai.

y ~ UUI 10 UEuE'
Rupferii 1T uugsrsgelt. gIsCtroIp'
tic $500; eating $1S,5o-S1s.75,
Dir Rem Dor! Detail Soris quotirt
gGs6 flan uro wilIis su $36.75 ss'
boieH.
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The midland journal., 1915-05-21
A Museum of Crime.

Professor Hans Gross Of the Uni
versity Of Gratz, Austria, has the credit
Of establishing the first museum OF
criminology and criminalistic labo.
ratory, where the weapons, tools and
other paraphernalia and materials used
by criminals are assembled to assist In
the analysis Of the workings Of crimi
nal minds and a study Of methods and
systems for dealing with this large and
dangerous class Of every community.
This museum was established in 1895,
and since then other establishments OF
the same character have been organ,
lied.
One Of the most important Of these
Is the Society Of Criminology and So
cial Defense In Paris, which has o
membership Of more than 200, In.
cluding many prominent representa-
tives of the law, the police and medical
profession, and it was organized te
concentrate and centralize the scattered
efforts of individuals who were study
ing this disquieting social problem and
to make the results Of their work avail
able for mutual information.
The midland journal., 1915-05-21
Fasting and Health.

'The practice of fasting" states 8
medical man, ''is, when wisely follow
ed, most beneficial. am convinced
that many people never feel the sen
sation Of natural hunger. All they have
is a morbid craving for food which
comes of habit rather than from any
actual need felt by the stomach
Natural hunger stimulates the palate
and is felt in the mouth as well as IL
the internal organs. 1t makes the
plainest food seem delicious Some
unfortunate people suffer, it is true
from insufficient food, but not sc
many as those whose ills arise from
Overnutrition, their digestions being
continually over strained. A habit Of
judicious fasting would do wonders fol
them. The system would recover iti
lost tone, and-in the case Of menta
workers-the brain would work with
an ease and lightness that would sur
prise them, for the brain is one of thu
chief sufferers from the practice OF
overeating."
The midland journal., 1915-05-21
London's Rridqes.

At time when the population OF
London was well over a million and
her houses lay for miles on each side
Of the river she was apparently well
content with her one London bridge
At length in 1874 Westminster was
seized with the desire to have 9
bridge of her own. Application wal
made to parliament for powers only to
encounter the fiercest opposition from
the city, the 10000 watermen, the In
habitants of Southwark and the west
country bargemen, all of whom i'm
plored the commons to protect them
against this new enemy. The result
was that the bridge was not built til
1850. Blackfriars, at first called Pitts
bridge, was finished In 1859 at a cost
Of 100000. betrayed by tolls. Water
loo was opened on the second anniver
sary of the famous battle with great
pomp by the prince regent in person
accompanied by his royal brother, the
Duke of York, the Duke of Wellington
and many distinguished people.-Lon
don Answers.
The midland journal., 1915-05-21
Mother Brook.

After nearly three centuries of use
fulness Mother brook, the first cana
dug in this country, still finds itsel
utilized to some extent, though the re
Quirements which brought it abou
have long since passed. Its construc
ton was undertaken and completed by
the hardy citizens of Dedham, Mass, il
1889, TO provide water for mill pur
poses. The artificial waterway wal
constructed to connect the Charles riv
or with East brook, covering distanct
of about a mile. 1t was a great un
dertaking for those days, when ever.
foot had to be excavated laboriously
by hand. but the work was carried ou
with the usual determination marking
the settlers of the day. The cana
winds round the highlands of th'
town, and on both sides, extending al
most to its border, may be seen wei
kept gardens. Exchange.
The midland journal., 1915-05-21
MNn Quarter Given y

"It is forbidden to declare that No
quarter shall be given" So say The
Hague regulations. That is more
modern rule than you would think
The Duke of Wellington said that he
understood that the defenders Of for.
tress taken by storm had no right ia
quarter, although he himself did not
as rule, adopt such cruel practice
A century ago, when feeble garrison
stubbornly held out in feebly fortified
place against force manifestly supe
rior and apparently able to take II
eventually, it was usually refused quar-
ter. There was an attempt to justify
the refusal by doctrine Of futile re
sistance"-that he who uselessly resist
ed and caused assaulting or besiegina
forces unnecessary loss of life did moi
deserve to have his own life spared
But that doctrine has been rejected
Carried to its logical conclusion il
would mean that every member of
weaker force in any kind of armed con
test could be killed.-William M. Col
liar in Forum.