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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-03-11
COUNTY FAIR IS
SOUGHT BY CITY
Local Business Men Discuss
Situation and Will Sound
Out Public on Proposition
Stock is on Sale.

II St Joseph county has q fair in
1915 it will be under the auspices Of
a group q local business men who
have taken the name Of The South
Bend and Mishawaka Fair and
Amusement association. This was
decided at a meeting Of the commit
tee appointed at last weeks meeting
by Chairman Pro TEN Charles Al
lardt IN the oliver hotel last night
The meeting last night was held
primarily for the purpose Of discov-
cring means by which a fair might
be financed. To this end il was sug-
gested tina. the association form a
corporation and issue stock. in which
shares would sell at $40. However,
the suggestion was left open.
II was held that by state laws VOL
untary associations were limited TO
$40 a share in setting a price upon
shares OF stock.
1t was unanimously resolved that
members of the committee be fur
nished with subscription blanks and
that local business men, residents Of
the rural districts and even the
working classes be asked 70 buy stock
in the proposed organization. All Of
SpringbrOok park and the land ad-
joining toward South Bend will be
used as the grounds for the fair, and
TO properly fit il up for fair pur-
poses. it was said that pledges
amounting to $4,000 would be re
CURED.
Whether or not the association
would be entitled to Pottawatomie
park If the board OF commissioners
should purchase it was discussed but
that matter also was dropped for the
present, as the direct wording Of the
bill recently passed by state legisla-
ture relative TO such an act, was not
clearly understood. y. p DALEY,
owner of SpringbroOk park. moved
that the committee continue its work
Of organization regardless of what
disposition is made Of the POttawat-
omie tract. The motion was adopted,
IL was decided that another meet
ing of the committee would be held
in Mishawaka Thursday night. Mar.
IS. At that time il was thought that
the committee members would be
ready to report on whatever steps
had been taken through the coming
week for the obtaining of funds.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-03-11
BRAN HABITS.

BRAN HABITS.
Physicians urge most folks the
habitual use OF Bran Nature Iaxa-
tive Our Ferndell Brand is ster-
ilized. ] and 10. pkgs.
Ferndeu Grocery and Market.
Advt
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-03-11
BOYS OF PRESENT DAY
ARE AT A DISADVANTAGE
Are Lazy Because All Their Problems
Are Being Worked Out
For Them.

What Is the Matter With the
Young Men Of Today" This was the
topic that was discussed by William
Harp last night at the regular meeting
Of the High School Bible class at the
!. NJ. G A. Mr.. HapD said the boys
OF generation ago had great advant-
ages over them of today The boys OF
today are lazy because too much is
done for them that they should 90 for
themselves. The Will power is con-
troled by the physical deeds and acts
Of the individual and they are not al
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-03-11
of the STYLES Is Shown Here The Variety is Large!

Again. because of Sailors Bros unl ability to handle large quantities OF
lii steel bedso tn Famous i Brass I C o
uldmake We he a
ourcu customers regeuing the hf
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-03-11

Slit together three times, the
-four, baking powder and salt;
into this work the shortening
and use cream or milk 10
make a dough less stiff Tran for
biscuits.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-03-11
MRS. WHEELER is WINNER
Court Turns Down Her Husbands
Petition for Divorce.

NEW YORK. March II Mrs.
Claudia Carlsbad Wheeler was vic
tOrious Wednesday in the divorce suit
brought by her banker husband, Al
bert Gallatin Wheeler. jr. A sealed
verdict opened in the court of Justice
Greenbaum denied the plea of the
husband for a divorce, from the act
TeSS.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-03-11
DuT1aplings
K G Dunplings

BY Mrs. Nevada Briggs, the well known
baking expert.
2 cups -four; s level teGspoonfuLs X C.
Baking Ponder; teaspoonfuL salt; I
cup shortening; nlilk or cream.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-03-11

out the moral problems for him.
while the school teacher works out the
commercial problems that confront
him.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-03-11
LINER SAILS

LIVERPOOL, March II. - The
American liner st. Louis sailed for
New York at $50 o'clock Wednes-
day afternoon.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-03-11
WILL AID DOPE FIENDS
Woman, Victim OF Habit, Wills Body
TO Medical Institution.

NptCIdI 10 IUE INtWS-IIIIIEs.
MICHIGAN CITY, Ind. March II.
"A letter found Wednesday night in
the home OF Mrs. Mabel Hartman. a
dope fiend who suicided Wednesday
afternoon by shooting through the
heart, tells Of her suffering for want
OF morphine since the Harrington
anti-narcOtic law went into effect
March 1. She directed that her body
be sent to a medical institution for
dissection so that others may see
what the dope habit leads to.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1915-11-04

Aberdeen. 3-VeGer ma den Ha.
loween byla We m9st9 Groton pos
tfelena marsalem do nohy 16 rok1
star& Gladys Newman. Device S
n6kolika jin5mi provad6la RUNE
zerty, iak kazdorocne ma omen We
Ger b5va zvykem, n9kolik mladf
XII Sc marSalem John Fromme-
lem domluvilo, Re zertem d9vGata
zatknou, coz Sc t6z provedIo.
Kdyz dev6ata vedIi, Gladys najed-
nok pravila, re jest jiz pozdG We
Ger a Re must domG a poGala utfka
ii. MarSal. iak pozd6ji sd6liI,
chtel j postraSit stfeIil revolve
ru po nj, avSak kule Sc odrazila Cd
cementoveho chodniku a zasahla il
do nohy. Otec dGvGete, ale mu
hrozi, jej uda ponevac Sc domniva,
Re stfelil ably Sc trefil.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1915-11-04

V Yankton okresu Sc strhla stra-
Silva bitva nasledkem toho mostu
pres feku Missouri, ktera zastfnf
onu v Europe. Doposud zadne
facky sice nelftaly a jestli Italy
anebo krev tekla potoky, bylo to
ien v bujn6 fantasia, posilenou mo
KEN jenz dodava napady osvfcenG
a sflf pravioi k dotvrzovanf argu-
mentu. M9sto Yankton v tOmto
nekrvavem boji nam pfipomina
Nemecko- Rakouskou a farmefi v
Yankton okresu Spojence, kteff Sc
branf proti mostu. Velka a roz-
hodna bitva Sc strhne 8. listopadu
ODE strany opevfiujf sV6 posice
co nejd1kladneji.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1915-11-04
RHINE zpTdVy.

Highmore, 3-Nedavno bylo tu-
dy hnano stado dobytka jedna
stara unavena kr&va zpozorovala
ze dvefe "a First National Bankou
jsou otevfen6 procez najednou W.
uzitkoyala pfilezitost vb9hla ne
pozurovan6 do, dveff a hajdy pc
schodech dol1 do sklepenf kde poz
deli byla nalezena hiusela byti no
Ii Vyhnana.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1915-11-04

Mitchell, S-ze Sc Dude stavsti
zeleznice Mitchell do Platte, jest
hotovou veci, a pracf kladenf ko-
lejnic Sc zapoGne CO nejdffVe
Spolecnost jest iiz inkorporovana
pod jmenem Dakota & Southwest,
ern Railway. Nova zeleznice pGj-
de zkrze Ola Stickney do Platte
kde u6inf spojenf S milwaukskou
drahou.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1915-11-04

Geo. w. Fgan, znama figUra v
politice tonic statu nedavno OBJ
d Eel eek ma $4,000 cd Sioux-Cit.
ske Tribuny, kterou zSloval ma
100000, pro jistS Glanek kter5
omen Gasopis uvefejnil asi pred ro-
KEN, kdyz Egan kandidoval pro
1tad guvernera. Tribuna slice nj
echo neodvolala avsak radeji dala
p. Eganovi omen jobnos nezli Sc ia
haiti pc soudech, coz by j stale vi.
&c.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1915-11-04

Pokrok Zapadu, vydavan$ v
Omaze CO t5dennfk takfka pGl sto
LETT, pocaI prvniho listopadu vycha
yeti CO dennfk, v p6kne 1prave.
Jest to iedinS dennfk ma velikem
7apade nenf pochybnosti z6 Sc v
novem formatu dod9la dspechu,
nebot Sc vyrovna v kazdem ohledu
dennfk1m cesk5m ma vFchode W.
davan5ch.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1915-11-04

Kolem hfbitova u. c. B. J. "a
padne cd Utica byl dan ocelovS
plot a nadherna brana. Praci Wy
konali velmi dovedn9 p. Jos. Nike
dym ieho syn Josef, Frank Nike
d5m a jeho syn Frank Emil Jan
elk.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1915-11-04

Scotland, 2-PonevaG zdejsi
mestska artezska studn6, jenz pc
mnoho let zasobovala mGsto vodou
poGala chabnouti, usneslo Sc mesto
doplniti Dedostatek potoku, jena
teGe mill a p1l cd mesta. PoloaiIi
by Sc roury vodnf jimiz by Sc voda
tahla go m9sta, coz by stale asi
$4,000, mimo obnosu ma zakobpeni
pozemku kde by Sc voda brala.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1915-11-04

Kadoka, John Craven, jenz
bydlf ma White fece, jizn9 cd mes
ia, oznamuje, Re kus pozemku ash
100 yarda dlouhy so yardG siro-
KY Sc prepaid do hIoubi Is stfevf-
ma Pine Ridge reservaci nedaleko
feky.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1915-11-04

la We SVEN domove We Wagner
pfedminulou ned6li pc n9kolika-
dennf nemoci. Jejf manzel pfftom
ne upravuje silnice a cesty. Pr.
Haney-ova Sc roznemohla nahle,
ae Sc vzdy Tesla zdravf a "a n9ko-
lik dnf podlehla.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1915-11-04

Tyndall, 3-James Hanlin, 20
rokn starry mladfk, ienz pracoval
We zdejsim farmersk6m elevatoru,
byl v pondeli nalezen mrtev v jed
nom oddeleni ma obiI. Mladfk Wy
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1915-11-04
Ornament.

Oznamujf tfmto Re jsem zapoGaI
poVoznickt obchod zejsem ka2-
d5 Gas hotov dovezti kazdemu CO
by 81 pfal, jake pfsek, uhlf, W.
bee vse. Tel prodav6rh gasolin .,
oleje do gasolinovychk pohonn:,
Josef Dufek. y (Adva
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1915-11-04

Tyndall, 1-Pf. Vfncenta Sipa
zemfela v Arizona, kde byla k VII
Ii zdravf, patek % fijna a jeff pc
zGstatky sem byly dopraveny v
v pondelf a pohfebnS We ctvrtek.
Jejf smrt pfiSla nahle nebot' jeff
manzeI Sc kratca pred tim z Arizo
ma vratil. Zesnula Sc narodila v
tonic okresu byla 81 roxy stara,
Ia svobody Sc jmenovala Kfizova.
Zanechava zde manzela TIFF male
ditky.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1915-11-04

Avon, David Engle jenz byd,
ltv Armour a jest synem Freda
EngIa zdejsfho, kdyz v sobotu jel
Sc svou rodinou ma automobile ko-
lem jezera ma farm9 AL. Vauka,
n&hle Sc spletl a S karou do jezera
siel. Asi so mu$G hned pfichvata
10 ma pom oc a kara byla vytazena
Zadnemu kafe Sc niGeho nestalo.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1915-11-04

Dobr6 zbozf ma svojf cenu kde-
koliv jest koupeno. Pamatujte,
Re mne koupfte pevny postroj Ia
cin6ji nezli jinde, t6 ptfGiny, he
me to sroji o deset procent min
mil obchod fiditi nezli jin6ho.
G. w. Root, Adv
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1915-11-04

prazdnil iednu nasypku a sci Daho
ru j VyGistit. Ia n9kolik minut
tfdfci pozoroval, Re obilf pr sta'o
sypati, procez pokouSel Sc rukou
zlabec VyGistit, avsak ku svemu
1zasu nahmatal mladik"vu nohu.
b9zel honem nahoru, ale seznal re
mladfk ie pSenicf zasypan. Nasyp
ka nfz Sc mladlk nalezal bylo cd
spodu rozbita a mladfk vyta&en,
avsak byl jiz mrtev. JakSm zpnr
sobem neSt9stf Sc pfihodilo Sc newt
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1915-11-04

V t6to rocnf dobe kdy hoinost
such6 tr&vy dava podn6t prerijnfm
pozar6m, jest tfeba nejvfce opatr-
nosti. Zakon zapovfda zapalovanf
strnist9 kde nenf takove oborano
pruhem aspofI so stfevic1 sirok I'm
to jest, takovS Glov6k jenz by str
nist9 zapalil, muze bSt udan, poku
tovan zalafovan i kdyby ohefi Sc
nerozsifiI a neudelal skody vedlej-
Sim. Prerinf ohefi jenz je zavinen
nedbalostf jest postacitelnou pffci-
nou by ten jenz jej zavinil byl tres
tan.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1915-11-04

Springfield, Minute 6ter5 Sc
odb5val pohfeb ma zdejSsm hfbito-
We pf. j. F. Haney-ho, ienz zemfe
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1915-11-04

Yankton, 1-Pohfeb Roberta
Schnoka, 81 roxy stareho osadnf-
ka zdejSfho Sc odbyval minulS pa
tex. Zesnul5 Sc narodil v Czech
Sch & do Yankton Sc re stare vlasti
pfist9hoval roce 1871 a bydlel
zde nepfetrzit9. Dffvejsf leta tez
byl podfInikem v pivovaru Foer-
sterove. Zanechav& zde tfi dcery.
pr. L. Janouska a 81. Hedviku,
jenz bydlf zde pr. Ed. Forester
ovou ienS v Niobrara.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1915-11-04

Anton Rotschadl, stary zdejsi
osadnfk zemfel We SVEN domove
severo-zapadne cd mesta, v ponde
Ii ma nemoc m9chffe ledvin pc
nemoci sess tSdnd trvajfci, We sta
Fl 70 roxy. Pohfeb Sc odbSval
We stfedu rano ia zdeisfm kat. hf-
bitove "a hojneho 1castenstvf.
Obfady vykonal Monsignor BouS-
ka. Zesnuly Sc narodil v Dubne,
v Cechach, kde v roce 1866 poi.
mul "a manzelku Marii JenGiko-
YOU a til roxy ma to Sc pfesfdleli
do teto zeme, do OSens, Wis, kde
bydleli ddlSf tti roxy naGez on Fab
raj dOmOvinu, rOce 1871, severe
zapadue cd Tabora kde bydlel az
do sveho skonu. Byl Glenem pc
mnoho lei zdejsfho spolku Il. 6
K. j. Zanechava zde manSeIku,
til syny a sedm deer. Synov6
isou Frank, Monowi, Neb; Vac
Law, Tyndall; a Anton, jenz je svo
bodn$ a bydlf donna. Dcery isou;
pr. Thos. Sykory, LestervilIe; pi.
Thos. Slattery, Norfolk, Neb; of.
FIR. F. Pettfka, Lake Andes; pr.
Karla KOftana, Tyndall; pr. G. A.
Freidla, Ethan; pf. VIM. Lodge,
Hereford; pr. N j. Freidla, Park
stOn. Tez jeho skonu zeli bratr,
Vaclav a sestra pi. Re;dingrova
jenz oba bydlf v Tyndall
Vyslovujem tfmto svGj vfelf
dix vsem tenn ienz b9hem nemoci
nasehO manzela a otce, Antona
Rotschadla, nam sebemensfm zpG
sobem Vypomohli, a zarmutek mas
mfrnij hled6li. TEE srdeGne de-
kujem vsem jenz Sc pohfbu sIcast-
Mill k poslednfmu odpoGinku jej
dOproVodili. Volame vsem Zap
lat Pan BGhl
Adv. Rodina Ant. Rotschadla.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1915-11-04

Pr. Antona Koupala, jenz trpela
til roxy ma souchotiny, zemfela
minulou sobotu We SVEN domove
We staff 38 let. Pohfeb zesnul6 Sc
odbSvAl v pond6lf re zdejsfho kos
tela a pozGstatky pohfbeny ma ka-
tolickem hfbitoyG We m9ste "a hoi
n6ho Gcastenstvf. Poslednf obfa-
dy vykonal velp. Monsignor Bous
ka. ZesnGla Sc narodila V tonic
okresu a "a svobody Sc jmenovala
Katefina Kostal. Pred patnacti
roxy pojmula "a manzela Antona
Ant. Koupala a farmafili ma sv6
farme u Tyndall az pred dv6ma
roxy 81 postavlli p9knF domek v
LAHORE do n9i Sc nast9hovali.
Zanechava zde manzela pet a ma
I}ch dftek, nichz nejstarsf jest
IA rok1 a nejmladsf 4 roxy stare.
Jejfho pfedGasn6ho skonu zelf sta
r} otec, ctyfi bratff a dive sestry.
D9kujem touto cestou srdeGne
vsem tenn jenz nam b9hem nemoci
a pohfbu MAST milovaue manzelky
matky jakfmkollv zpIsobem wy
pomohli a mas zarmutek zmfrniti
hledeli, jakoz i mas srdeGn5 dix
platf vsem tenn jenz il K poslednf-
mu odpocinku doprovodih. VIOLA
me vsem zhloubi srdce ''BGh vas
udm9nial"
Adv Anton Koupal rodina.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1915-11-04
THE TABOR STATE BANK
Tabor, s. D..

Tabor, >. ID.
Capital 1882 100000
Jos. V. Wagner, President
J. A. Wagner, Weep President
and Cashier.
F. j. Frana, asst. cashier.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1915-11-04

We hereby announce to the public
that we have now added to our line
a fine and complete stock of
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1915-09-16
BEST EATING STATION.
Dispute between BostOn ana New York
on SuperlatiVc EdtbIes.

1t Is some weeks now since we chal-
lenged our readers to name the best cat
ing station In these United States-and
we have many answers to that hungry
challenge. says Golfers Weekly. Mr.
Perry Vasseller. writing from lower Man
haitian, but obviously a Bostonian by In
stinct objects to our saying that Bos-
tonians know nothing of table joys save
by travel and hearsay, and that Boston's
sole contribution to the kitchen is the
Parker House roll.
A city which has produced such a comes
tible as scrod write Mr.. Vasseller) de-
serves the esteem OF every palatal person
and ! bid you learn that Parker's to-day
prepares lobster salad of an excellence
unequalled-though the Parker House roll
has passed. Can you. when casting diet
ic aspersions so recklessy, never have
| breakfasted on broiled tripe in Young s.
and do you not know that swordflsh is
SO peerless that Boston forbids its sale
70 the rest of the country and reserves
the entire catch for it's exclusive use?
A happy suggestion, What the fine firm
meat OF the Columbia river salmon Chi
nook Is to the care-free native OF Oregon
! or Washington. Xiphias gladius is to the
hard driven Yankee sweating in the
! shadow OF the Sacred Cod. We hoped in
| deed, that some reader of our editorial
on potlicker would remind us of the
swordfish--an edible so white so clean,
so solid. yet so divinely favored that no
New England sea food can safely be
ranked higher. Chicken halibut eaten at
Gloucester. Mass, Though the chefs OF
Eorman's Woe are less notable than their
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS halibut is wonder
full; swordhsh is even more marvelously
satisfying. But somehow we never
thought of swordflsh as Of Boston's Of
fering--rather OF Nova Scotia's, or of
Neptune's own. Is II not somewhat Cour-
ageous of Mr.. WASHER to impute the
merits of the Atlantic ocean to our mod
ern Athens?
Another New Highlander informs us
that Boston baked beans is the most pop
ular dish In these United States. We
listen better when he reminds us OF blue
berry cake and blueberry pie. (Call EN-
huckleberries II you don't know the
odds) To those products of her oven
New England has indubitable claim.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1915-09-16
MAKING THE GLACIER WORK.

High up In Glacier National Park lie
four great lakes; two by the name OF
Sherburne. McDermott. and lower st
Mary's They are perpetually fed by the
snow and melting glacier ice Of the
Rocky mountain range. Glacier water
IL rich In silt and exceedingly fertile
But the lakes are two hundred miles
from the MIX river project by a direct
route, over which II would be impos-
sibe 10 convey their inexhaustible sup
ply. Tho project moreover. 10 itself
about 40 miles lon&. and as wide as
three miles ne some points Yet those
great natural keservoirs. and the eff
client but Inadequate Milk river. are be-
ing Joined together into one immense
irrigation system. one of the biggest II
not the biggest the government has In
hand. Immense dams. huge siphons. ire
mendous fumes. and miles OF canal con-
duct the lake waters at will to the north
branch OF Milk river and thence by the
latter's winding channel a distance OF
over five hundred miles In all from the
source Of supply to the distribution
canals that will give Montana Green
Ribbon Belt" OF Invaluable agricultural
land. For $50 miles the waterway lies
within Canadian territory. and interna-
tional agreements have been necessary
In order to mako this wonderful watering.
pot available.-The Christian Herald.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1915-09-16
s,22s MILES ON VERMONT AIR
Randolph Family Return from
Trans.continental Auto Trip.
Occupied Three Months, Including
Stops in California and Cost
Less Than $500.

A family by the name Of Camp has
just returned to Randolph after sum-
iner's automo bile trip TO the Pacific coast,
and 1t may be set down as fact that
their experiences will not be equalled for
novelty and variety by any other YER
mont family this year at least. They
made the trip In two automobiles. camp
ed. as befltted their names. wherever
night overlook them, cooked their own
meals and IN general got right down close
TO nature. They frequently pitched their
tents in schoolhouse yards sometimes
stopped for the night long distance from
water and on more than one occasion
darkness found them on the desert. a long
once were they refused permission to stop
where they wished to.
The Randolph Herald and News has
printed from week to week their diary.
giving incidents and cost of the long Jour-
n"y. They had some unpleasant expert.
encrs and at least one narrow escape from
q serious accident That was in Ohio on
tho way home, when. In descending
steep hill, made slippery by rain. ono cav
skiddtd until the rear wheels got ahead.
The car turned completely around anu
went over n bank about five feet down.
Fortunately. It did not turn over and was
brought back TO the rodd under Its own
power.
The trip covered SOS miles and the Jour-
ney occupied little more than three
months. including the stay in California.
The GA gallons of gasoline used cost $ll3.sl
automobile expenses $685.. food $1,000
and general expenses slO2so. total OF
si3.14. This does not include the cost OF
tho camping outfit, which Is still In good
order. and the automobiles have about the
same amount OF value In tires as when
they started. The average number OF
miles per gallon OF gasoline was 1865
Both cars came home In perfect running
order and one tire. which was not new al
the beginning of the trip. returned with
the Vermont air. which It went away
with, still In 1t.
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motor vehicles, aeroplanes will within
six months time create a demand for
many millions Of dollars worth Of vari-
cinnati Enquirer.
In every mining district OF the world
to-day. save Mexico. there Is Intense
activity. and there Is a steady increase
In tho calls for machinery In the mines
and the mills.
Mexico within the next IL months will
be calling for millions Of dollars worth
Of machinery to replace that destroyed
in the textile works. the grain mills, the
railway shops. the ore mills and in the
mines The awakening OF Russia to the
keen realization Of the national lack Of
mechanical appliances. the national need
for machinery OF every class from that
OF agriculture to that required In con-
struction of vessels and the manufacture
Of naval ana military supplies. the ma
tionai advantage Of mills shops and
factories OF every nature and kind, these
will open UP an eager market in that
country for huge quantities Of machinery
which Is made in the United States.
The machine shops and machine fac
tories Of the United States are. as we
write. enjoying an unprecedented pros
perity. but their busy time will cover a
period Of many years in the future
through the demands that will come to
them both from at home and abroad.
This present war has been rightly call
ed war OF science. and It can be Just
as correctly alluded to as a war Of ma
ohinery. for from the telephone to the
aeropiane. from the automobile TO the
great train Of steam cars. from the tor
pedo TO tho oattleship. from the revolver
cartridge TO the gigantic shells called
busy Berthas." II IL q war OF machines
and machinists.
Peace will call as urgently as war for
the skill and labor Of the machinists.
and the results Of their energies and
work. and the thousands Of establish
ments engaged In producing machines in
the United States should do their utmost
to secure the foreign markets for their
outputs.
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HUMANE SOCIETY REPORT FOR
JUNE, JULY AND AUGUST.

During the past three months Agent
Fuller has caused sixty cats. four dogs
and eight horses to be humanely de-
stroyed He has visited eight towns,
besides Burlington investigating many
cases of neglect and cruelty reported
to him. In one case, which was of
neglect OF a small child. Mr.. Fullers
visit was the means of procuring bet
ter conditions. Mr.. Fuller has had a
number OF horses taken from work
some to be sent to pasture for rest;
others to receive better care in other
ways. lie has had several drivers re-
duce the loads their horses were
drawing. In other cases he has ad.
vised that veterinary be called. The
horses of the Wild West show were
inspected by Mr.. Fuller. as we'll as
several carloads of cattle at the sta
ton. Other cases. too numerous to be
mentioned have been attended to by
the agent