davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-01-21

b%ernrubi9en. Sie SalptitraBe bat
nift ionoerlid gelittcn; bier unb oa
cine cingeitiir5te WanD. elm gelpaltiges
God I'M 8ooen. Wir traten in cine
@a'ie. oils bas idarfe Yfeiien zines
8eidoies ms 'aufmerten lieB. Cine
Seflinbe ipdter elm geipaltiger &naQ.
cine Bolfe bon Hauf uno Staub.
Wadoem iie iid psr8oseu, ieben mir
alf Dem 9ooen einen Solcaten nit
furHtbar 3useridtetem &opfe. Die
Se9leiter bsbeu ibn in Elm 8Ggelden
uto bringen i'm fort. Sie 9epolfes
rung ber6ielt iid1 rubig. Oicic @leids
giiItigteit gegen Die @efobr, cine Splge
Der @etpobnung, bat mid am meiiten
bon aaem. ipas ih iob, in Gr%itauneu
gelest."
Sm ser It o 2onel 10 ~.
Sci Der Mnfunft an Der Seitungs>
muiier Ieben mir Elm bereinSeltes. fpie
onrd, Elm @ltnber peri6ont acbliebcs
mes 8ebGlloe llno leicn Die nie cine
Sronie Dirfcnbe Iufidrift: .Sptcl &c
Ia Sair". Ginige Weter lpcitcr lulb
mir limb am ncltliden Scitungstbor.
lleber Dem Soeen iteben Der Same
Gnuban unb Die Sobres5oblcn 1912
1873. 9eim @eitcrgcben hietct lid
Gin iiberraihenber Nnblid. Gin Weer
bon Steinenl Gin Ieiiinn CUR I'M
enbliden Eoten5 erbpben. &cine
Sober permn9 pieic Srpitloii9feit su
beihreiben. Die mir bier fanbcn. Sd
lebe Die trimmer on unb bnrauf
meine gcglciter, nnb ih geiunbre. bob
tie blcih a~lisle6en. Nae 1fipcigen.
lno lan9iam, lpie auf einem NSrieb>
bofe, seben mir ourd Die idmale
Wittelgaiie. Die bon zen Solbaten Der
Beiasuns ourh Die Sriimrner gebabnt
lit. Gin umseitiir5tcs @ianu 5eigt
feline gelben 3dbne pie in niitbenoem
@eldfter Die 3usbriits alf Der
ent9esengeieeten Seite lit ipie tur6
ein Wlnber erbalten. Wir iibers
ihreiten lie uno orinscn miibiom etipa
200 Weter Dor. Sier babcn Die
5rnn5oien u%n8ebeure 2rabtbinrerniile
ais ELECTROMAGNETIC aneebraht.
0urd Die beutihen @eihoiie iinb lie
5erriNcn porben. Ser 2eicr itclIe iid
Elm Hefted Dor. oil beiien fiirser Seite
Die SrabtoerInle liegen. an Der ans
bercn Seite 9c9eniibcr liegt mic Gin
arcis Die Seitnu9. IN bicie geo.
metriihe Sigur baben Die Scutiheu
ibre @rannten geidJleubert. obne baB
cine, and nur cine, ibre Gren5en
iibcrihrittcn bate. Sn elmer 2dnGc
bon einigen bunbert @etern babcu sic
@eihoiie Den 9robtperbnu nit Grbc
ilberihiittet. bnnn lit aIf Die Wnuer
ee5ielt porben, uno e5 lit cine 9tnmpc
aus 3riimmern entitnnhcn. 60
habcn lie cine Strnbe burd ben
9rabtberbau acifofieu. Der @raben
lit nit elmer aanabnrcn Hnrnpe fir DC
Snfontcrie 0ciiint iporben. llutcrs
bcS pcrihlpunh ole nltc Stobt. Die ppu
Der Molcr umsogcn mar, IN cincr
Molfc bon Nnud, Tlllpcr nnb Seucr!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-01-21
Snften anb Grfdltunssn bel ainbern
finb sefGbrlth.

Wenn bel einem gurer &inSer gns
5ei6en elmer ertdltlns gu Gage tre,
ten. 10 gebt inn ioeleib 9r. Seu's
Etnez SarsSonen. gs tpirtt itnea
nnb perbiltet, sbab Die grfdltllne lid
beridlimmert. Sebr> bcilfrGftia =
linoert Die anse9riffensu 2uneen, lott
Den Sdleim. itdrft ben a6rper. IS
ut %gnrautirt. Sur % Gents in Gnrer
Ipotbefe. anufet nod beutc cine
Slaihc.
Sndlen'S Nrnifa : Sulbc fir
@unOcn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-01-21
Sin beatideS 2eihcnbegangnif upu
einem fcinSlihen Slieser
%bpmbarbiert.

Ser fatboliihe Selheciirlifc elmer
Neierpcs 9iniiion, l,niperiitdt5 : Yros
ieiiOr Sr. Subpig @aurzS %iibiuocn.
bcridtet SulscnSes: Ser llntcrscidls
llctt bate gclrcrn, Den ). Nopcmbcr.
NiittaNs hrci llhr. auf DEM Sricrhpic
in 2abi1ccIe cine Hecrbiguu8 peritpr.
bcner Solrotcu ub5ubolteu. Sa Der
epan8eIiihc SclOgsiiflid)e llid]t ans
pcicnb 'ein touite, 10 belt id picie
@eerbi9unG uQciu ab. Scr 2eidens
fonoltt mar bcBleitet bon ciner Hcibc
bon Ner5ten unlcr Siibruug Des biris
giercnpcn Nr6tcS bc5 Sclolasnrcttes
Nr, 90. Or. Sietrih. NlS chen Die
3lpei Sfii5iere,' pr gu bcsrabcn lparcm.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-01-21
100000
MenihcmfrcHer

in Den SiibleesSnieIu (Oseauien)
beoiirfen Der Sienre fatboIii6cr
Weiiiiondre iebr brin9eub. She bas
ielbit fuirfenpen Wifiiorare bitten
mtlotbdti9e Sreunbe initdnbigjt,
linen in ibrem sroBen 8erfe, Ser
alisbreitung unb 8eieftiguue bes
@ei6es @briiti auf @rben. mad
ardften bei5iiteben.
Sober Wobltbdter. Der cine @abe
on bieGatbolie Irinting Co., 5n.
bnqne, Suua, ienbet, ipirb inners
balb aHt Wtonnten cine @npfangss
beItdtienna bon Den RiIiionGren
in DEN Siioiee sSnieln erbaIten,
Gin Iebcr aatboIit ionte ~freubig
81 bieiem ebIen @erfe b%eiiteuern.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-01-21
&urirt bic Grfdltung bes &inbes. :
9ieielbe bat pftmals ernfte Jplsen.

grtGltungen. Group unb aeu6>
buiten iinb llnpdblihfeiten Der ainber.
bic cine prompte gebanblllna err
forbern. Die Solsen iinb oftmals
iebr ernfter Natur. @erbiitet Die
@efabr - cs 1T leidt. Or. Sings
Nen Siscopcrp furirt Die grfGltung.
linbert ben Suiten. beieitist Die gnts
siinbltne, tDbtet Die Seine unb iesi
Die Natur IN Den Stonb, ibre beilenoe
Irbeit 81 perridtcn. so Gents BEL
gurem Ipotbefer. 8aufet mod berte
cine Slaihe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-01-21

Glnen b~eruorragcno IoloatiId)en Gin.
Druid MAIDEN ie jebod) nid)t. Gum
Sbeil iinb infer oen Nahihiiben ihon
red]t beiabrtc Serrclt, Die MN ifein-
bar ntd)ts Giligeres 81 tbult battell,
ais 10 rolh uno idmer5lcs mie mogs
lid 8efdngene n1lerer tupferen
Srippen jl iperoen.
Trans0iide 8emalttbatcn.
Iieielbe 3eit,lng pciB ath iiber
fran5Diild)e 8epalttbaten an ben DO
bam~lnebanern IN Noro-9frifa 5ll be-
ridten. Sic Iaat:
oSn ben leBten Sagen iinb in Ell.
liem meItoclitld)eu 2aSarett alaeriid)e
Sennlunoete eingetroffen, Die id)oll
oesmegen a~llffallen mlBtert, neil lie
fel1e Uniform tr,lgen, ior1bern in 81
pilfleibern anfnmen. 9eionoerc 9e.
ahtlng ober perbienen lire 9llsia.
gen. Sic erflGrterl, baB lie obile mi
litarilGe Nusbiloirng lnb inter On.
menoung rober @epalt bon oei1
SraltSoien aif Sen Sriegsid)uuplas
abgefilbrt nurben. Iur mentee bon
ibnen fonnten i~iberbaupt nit 8crpeb-
rem umgeben, inter Den 0ermlinoetcn
mar logar Elm arnler faum 1~5jdbriger
<abe, Der nod i'm 2usarett Dor Der
arsgeltanoenen angit sitterte. Wit
Grbttterung er5Gblten Die 2eute bon
Der rllfloien Mrt, mie lie gum franSo.
lrlden 5eere eingebraht muroen.
8enoarmen eridienen in ibreu Sdll-
fern, i6leppten Die mGnnlihen Gin.
mobner auf Die NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
nno perianoten lie bon bort brett
naf 6ranfrei6, obne ibnen su geitat.
ten, lid bon ibrer Samilie 5u perab.
id)leoen. 9ieie gemoltiane anper.
bung bon menid)lid)em aanonenflltter
ldeint III eroBem MaBitabe betrieben
81 neroen. Gtner Der arabcr ia9te
mortlih: $50 orei in einem Bette
moren, i6leppte man spei fort, mo
lieB einen GA, no fiinf in einem Sauie
maren, if)leppte nan pier fort uno
lieB einen oa."-Ius einem flcineu
9e5irf Mlgeriens mllroen 1900 9eiltc
abgefiibrt, Oarunter moblbabenbe uno
einfluBreid)e 2eute. @enn nun iogar
~15iabrige anaben uito spar, pie i'm
porliegenOen Sale. aus reid)en ilno
angeiebellen Samilien, fortgejf)leppt
lpuroen. 10 iheinen ole @ltersgrensen
nad) ui1ten uno naf oben in raoifal.
tier @eiie binausgei6oben 81 fem.
Gie Seute Darel,. ipie bereits obeil
ermahnt, militdriih in feiner @eile
oiisq oiloet, lie trugen feline grfert:-
num- >morfen, lie itanoen in Der fran.
3oiii II Irmee in BET gefleibung bon
,3iuiliiten.
lieie Ira6er limo bon furd)t6arer
Grbltterung gegen 6ranfreih erfiiqt.
Otan geminnt gang Den ginorud, Dab
Die 6ran5oien aits Sltrft Dor ari.
it6lloen Die mdnnli6cn gintpobner
Der aolonie fortidleppen nole,,, Inn
lie i'm Telter oes 8efe6tes u~nitGblidl
81 MAIDEN. Sa, man mltB duf Sen
8eoanfcn fontmerl, baB Die Hegierilng
auf bieie @eiis geraoe3lt cine Nlisrot
tltne Der einseborenen gep1lfernna
5n beabIidtigen id)eint. DEM einen
anoeren @rltnb fonn MAJ fiir Oieie
@cipaltnloBrcgcln nidt iinben.
2ierite fonllen lie Der franjoiiiden
grnree bel ibrer poQit1iloiaen milf.
tdriifen llrbral6barfeit feline lei
iten, unb barum lit fire 8erihlep-
prrlg ani Den ariegsid,allplas tbot-
iGdlif) nur Elm miloes Sinmoroen.
"a Die algemeine Webrpfli6t iiir Die
Gingeborenen in Ilgerien ilno Sune.
lien nibt eingeiiibrt lit, boben Ole
8%ran5oien aud rein formeG 81 ibrem
meni6li6 10 rudloien @orseben feline
gereftigung."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-01-21
SuppeIGnnig.

@bef (5mm @ngeiteIlten): ~8ia oft
babe ih Sbnen ibpn seiagt, Sia iol.
len niht 10 blind brauflos arbeiten.
@be Sic einen llnftnu MAIDEN, frasen
Sic mtb crit"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-01-21
@liidliher Surrnb Suffer.

Cine &enpunbun9 un9clp0bulihcr
Nrt bat eiu i'm 2n3nrctt ~ Sppcm be-
finoIid)er Solbnt rnpon9etragcu; CT
bate eincn SduB Durh Die ,beibcr
Baden betomncn, oblp bnb 3unge,
3dbne uno @aumcn perlcst mprScr
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-01-21
Sabt Sbr Gin SilD eeS
81. Natcrs int NnuSe:

Ssohl mander Seier anb nan&e aeiern mHnidt It'd en Bib
nnfcres 81. Watsrs, Fapt Gensoft XIV. Wir fnb INN in Der Gage,
EN- caSrndtarbenbilS ais ssanSitmnd sn ier biasem RrsHe ansu.
bteten. Us ut elm farbenrethes Srunbilp, auf weldem Der 81. Satr
(hte Sanb nit benz Sthcrrimse seihmift) ben uaphli6eu eeeen
ipenbenb, Sargeheat III.
Sas glo lit 10 bel 20 3uQ nnb eisnet lid in OieEr @rEhe smm
@tnrabnena lS 3tmmcridmnf. Sn jebcm fatbuGihen Suuie iunte elm
Slb nes SteNpertrcters Gbrihi amf GrScn, bcs Samples Der fatbp-
lihen atrhe. os srbktcn Neltrcihcs auf Groen, 81 icbsn iein.
Wr bahcn n6idtid cn Bib 3nr Gerbreuung grluGSt, oS alien
-auh ben minSerbemtttcten tafbUliihcn Samtteu-sur |erfHsung
febt. Ter mhcraus binse Yris pnn % Gents 1T fonm nenuenswsytb
nS acmif Weraen reht utle Seier lid pisfS Sin oes 81. 9aters
prompt ueridafien muncn.
Dian benuke sdi. iulgeuben
Scnell5ctteL
Grit nnh Satum t.
GatDpfe 9riutiug So, Eubnque, Spmn-
-0eebrtc Srrrrn !-SenDcn Sic mir eel. fir 9clieacrz
ben %etrGa nun % Sents puS SS neS ErSheS Scueuit Nv. In Sa.
iarbcnhrnd, purtoirei, IN folgcnbe gbreie:
etaht 0Ser SanSpot
~""'
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-01-21
Yiele llnpGk!ihfeiten fommen BON Der
0eber.
Sinb Sic NIT iih iel6it un5ufrieoeu?
Hegulircu Sic Sbre 2ebensipeiie?

Sinb Sic mandbmal nit iid Iel6it
nnD Der 8clt un8ufrieben unb ipun@
bern lid mas Sbnen feblen mn92 @ez
nib, Sic mpgen %regelmGBia eiicn unb
gut idlafen. Srosbem iiiblen Gle lid
nnpobl. @eritopflrn9, 6opiidmer5cn.
Nernoiitdt unb InfIllc o @ali9teit
hcrten nuf cine TRACE Sebcr. Sns
erprobtc 0titicl iinb Or. Sings Ncm
21fe Sillen. Sur 25 Gents BEL gurem
Ippthcfer.
8rdlcn's Irnitas Salbe fir Sauts
auSihldge.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-01-21

ipdren.s Scr Solbat erflGrte Die
Sade 10: Bel einem sturmansriff lei
Die an9el, pdbrenb Ell DEN Runo gum
9nrrabrnfen offnete, iiber Die 3unee
binfpesgeflogen, iobab nur Die @ei6z
tbeile Der Baden b~ilrd,bobrt fpurben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-01-21

%ienieits bes &beins &errdtber sei,annt
tperoen. Sie 9eutideu i;nb iehr tart
lie baben Niles pornuSeeIeben unb
nihts bereefen. Sel6ft ieuen ssbeims
ntBbouen Sntbuiiasmns baben fie su
fhaffen %periranbeh Der Otsie Qerte au
10 srobartiae @eiie In ben 500 seben
ldBt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-01-21
Sic farbigcn &ilfstruppcn.

lie feinsn Serle imb in Sdntcneraben aber ndt ,n acbrnndcn-
lie sibs fno before mpier.-SransOiid @epahtbarn an ben
Wfubammcoancrn in NprS.Iirifa.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-01-21

einen beruorrageno ioloatiid,en Gin.
Druid MAIDEN iie jebod) nid1t. Gum
Sbeil iillb inter ben 9sahihiiben idon
red]t ~beiabrtc Serrcn, Die MN if,ein-
bar ntd)ts GiligereS 81 tbl,t batten,
ais 10 raid uro idmer5lcs mie mog-
lid @~eiangene lnierer tupferen
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-04-09
You'll Find
I It Here e

Holly v. Hill isn't exactly a Sc
cret service office, but when he
decided to marry Miss Nettie
Muntz, he kept it SO quiet that
only the closest friends knew OF
1t. They'll live at SIT North
Cheyenne.
Decorations, nina. florist. .. { Az
"Adveysisemeutr
Watch for our special week
end dollar boxes and pOtned
plants. Hayden-Watson Co. gBB
@ st. Main 800.
Advertisements
w. c.. T. U. is trying to ftpgd
what to do to the logger when he
can't drink any more. Reading
room suggested. Why not a recre-
alton hall?
Star Dancing Club will give q
dance at Columbia Hall, 9th and
Tacoma av., Saturday eve, Apr.
10. Gentlemen, soc; ladies', 1Oc.
ADV"
Congressman e. T. Taylor of
Colorado is going to tell the Com
uercial club tonight how to grab!
off piece of the pub. domain.
bTANIEY BELL PRINTING CO.
adv"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-04-09
JITS WORK
ON PEAK

SEATTLE, April 8. - During
March the number of jitney buss-
es in service on the streets dur
ing the morning and "off-peak"
midday hours fell off appreciably
as compared with their operation
in February, according to the re-
port of the Seattle public utiff-
ties department submitted yester-
day to Mayor Gill.
THE activities of the jitney
bus continued to be u feature of
the local transportation business
during the month OF March," the
report recites. THE Puget Sound
Traction, Light & Power com
pany reports a decrease in its
gross railway receipts of SCI, 100
as compared with March, 1914
the greater portion of which can
be laid directly to jitney compe-
tition.
I "While the number Of jitneys
have decreased in the morning
service. there are as many In the
evening service, and possibly
more than a month ago.
MANY Of the drivers who do
not operate during the middaS
period go into service during the
evening rush, after which they
operate as free agents during thu
remainder of the evening"" II
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-04-09
q was announced today.

It was announced today.
1t has 2400 employees. All will
receive dividends and a large pro-
portion will have a voice in the
operation of the establishment.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-04-09
Makes Your Stuffed,
Catarrhal Head
Clear as a Bell

When you wake in the morning
plagued with the fortunes of head
colds and eatarrh, head, nose aud
throat stopped up, air passages
clogged with obnoxious catarrhal
discharges that have collected dur
ing the night and you can hardly
breathe--just put a little Hyomei
Pocket Inhaler charged with the
pleasant healing oil of Hyomei be-
tween your lips. Hold 1t there
while dressing and breathe the
indicated. antiseptic, germ killing
air deep into your nose, throat and
lungs with every breath you draw.
BY the time YOU are dressed your
head Will be clear as a bell. you
will breathe with ease and comfort,
eat your break fast with relish
and go about your days work with
clear brain and steady eye.
This clean, smelling, germ de-
stroying air of Hyomei penetrates
deep down into every fold and crew
Ice of the membraneous Innings of
your nose, throat and lungs where
no liquid spray could possibly get
and absolutely kills and drives out
OF your system every germ IL finds
there. heals the inflamed swollen
trial you notice wonderful inn
provement. A few weeks use and
every catarrhal germ Is killed and
driven out Of your system.
Druggists everywhere think so
well of Hyomei that they agree to
give you a guarantee with every
complete inhaler set you purchase
that II 1t does not satisfy they will
gladly return every cent you paid
for IL. but IL using for the first
time be sure to ask for the COM
plete Hyomei Pocket Inhaler out
fit as the smaller package does not
contain the inhaler. Crown Drug
Co. or most any other reliable
druggist will gladly supply you on
reQliest
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-04-09

aud soon were SO absorbed in re-
calling old army days, that no
mention was made of the real oh
icct Of their meeting.
Finally Lee asked what terms
would be given his army and
Grant told him all he wishei was
that the men lay down their arms
and agree to stop fighting.
Then they again resumed con-
versation about other matters.
until Lee again interrupted Grant,
this time to ask him to put the
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-04-09
u. S. WILL
HUNT OUT
MORE

WASHINGTON, April Sec
rotary Redfield and the bureau
of fisheries, after a thorough ex-
animation of the Canadian order
mcconnell and after prolonged
study of the successful effort
made by Canadians to divert the
halibut trade from Puget Sound
to Prince Rupert, say they have
been unable to find any solution
of the problem.
Retaliatory legislation, which
has been suggested, is not deem
ed either wise or practicable by
the secretary in this case. Fur
ther, the eastern and middle west
.ern consuming public, in the
opinion of Secretary Redfield, OBJ
tains benefit in the shorter
haul by the Canadian railroads
that it would be loath to sacrifice
for the benefit OF Tacoma and Sc
attic.
Secretary Redfield thinks that
the best thing to be done in the
situation is to locate and develop
new halibut banks geographically
nearer the Sound cities, and this,
he believes, is practicable.
Last year." said he today,
"the fisheries steamer Albatross,
in her work off the coasts of
Oregon and Washington, found
new halibut ground off Newport,
which, while not even remotely
comparable in size with those of
Alaska, is sufficient for a limited
fishery, and the presumption ex-
lists that more extensive banks
may exist off the coast"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-04-09
lee SURRENDERED
so YEARS AGO TODAY

Fifty years ago today-Aprii 9,
.1S6g-Gen. Robert e. Lee sur
rendered to Gen. Ulysses s. Grant
at Appomattox court house, and
peace followed four years OF
bloody civil war.
:. With war raging In Eu-
rope, today then Is good
time for us, foremost peace
advocates, to recall that
scene 20 years ago when two
brave men--one Of the north
and one of the south But
BOTH AMERICANS - met,
/ ito prevent the further effu-
: sion Of blood and agreed to
generous terms that brought
! about the close Of . bitter
E wsr and allowed thousands
OF men to return TO their
homes In peace.
April Z, 1866, Grant iearnipe
81 the plight OF Lee'a ARM and
wishing 70 avoid wAstinG any
.mo1o man z1Iyen .yPofo I11o oajy>
ms TN Ae ngres y eesse Tight
ING
Negotiations followed AMI IN
the morning of the 9th Lee. real
ring the useIessness Of shedding
more blood. dispatched rlotc Il,
Grant asking that they d'scual
terms.
They met a few hours later in
the house Of Mr.. Mclean at APP
pcmattox court house. Lee waa
Ia full uniform and wore sword
OF great value. = gift from the
state Of Virginia. Grant was In
rough field garb, and, as he had
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-04-09
Our entire wheat health bread.
Duenwald's, 313 So. nth st.
ADV"
WANTS CABINET PLACE

NORWICH, Conn, April o.
Howard Elliott. president of the
New Haven line, last night told
the chamber of commerce here
that the u. s. ought to establish
a department of transportation.
with a secretary who should be a
member of the cabinet.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-04-09

terms into writing. This was
done, Lee commenting on the
fairness of them.
Willie Grants aide was making
duplicates Of the written forms,
the officers Of both staffs were
introduced.
Lee was not asked to sur.
render his sword, nor was IL
even mentioned
X. of G. will attend st. Pat
rick's church Sunday at s a. m.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-04-09
Woman's Health
REQUIRES Care


Women are SO constituted
as to be peculiarly susceptible
to constipation, and their gem
eral health depends in large
measure on careful regulation
and correction of this tend
ency. Their delicate organ
isms rebel at the violence of
cathartic and purgative reme-
dies, which, while they may
afford temporary relief, shock
the system and seriously dis
turb the functional organs. A
mild laxative is far preferable
and, II properly compounded,
much more effective.
The combination OF simple
laxative herbs with pepsin sold
in drug stores under the name
OF DIR. Caldwell's Syrup Pep
sin. Is ideal for women's use.
A free trial bottle can be OBJ
tanned by writing to DR.. W.
B. Caldwell, 462 Washington
st., Monticello, Ills.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-04-09
WON'T TAFT BE
HAPPY WHEN HE
HEARS OF THISa

and State Committeeman Jmnes
McNeely We'd with each other IN
seeing who could lambaste pro,1
gressive-minded voters hardest.
Humphrey had been waiting for
some time to see II he could Iine
up strength enough to make the
senatorial race. Last night the
POSTMASTER referred to him as
the man who ought to make the
race, and Bill smiled graciously.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-04-09

Bill Humphrey of Seattle, who
gained the title in congress of
The Seattle Sob-Sister of the
Snohomish Shingles" because OF
his view-with-alarm addresses,
started his boom for U. s. senator
last night at meeting Of the G.
%. p.
:. II was frankly stand-pat af-
fair. Humphrey, s. A. Perkins
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-04-09

been riding, was without a sword.
They shook hands, sat down.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-04-09
WORKERS TO CONTROL

BOSTON, Mass, April y.-The
Dennison Manufacturing Co.. a
100000 corporation, is to be
turned over to its employees for
management and profit sharing,
The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1915-07-01
That's Protection

It's the easiest thing in the world
for this community to become exceed
ingly prosperous in every way. Pro
duce to the limit, sell all Of the surpn;
to outsiders, buy goods from home
merchants, and keep surplus funds
working increasing the yearly outpot.
It's easy TO do and it ought to be done.
-Frankford Chronicle.
The News is glad TO see the Chron-
icle editor come out for such good,
sound doctrine or policy. Any town,
city or county that adopts it is sure tc
prosper. But say, Brother Jones, that
is just what the republican policy o.
protection is-sell your surplus pro
ducts 10 foreign countries and keer
the home market for home people
That's protection, and you can't gel
away from it and ptosper. .-Louisian;
(Mo.l News.
The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1915-07-01
A Letter About Roads

The following letter was written TO
this paper by a man who has lived in
this county a for several years, and
lived good many years in sections oI
the country where they have good
roads all the time. His plea for roads
is well worth listening to- Editor.
Editor Of The Republican: l think
it is about time some one had some
thing to say through your paper in re-
gard to good roads. Now, the ques
tion is are We going to have goot
roads, or is it only talk, or are we able
TO build good roads and maintain
them7 Some say we cannot.
Mt. A. L. Weathelman, in 4 lstle