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The Washington herald., 1915-03-12
Wheat and Apple Estimates Show
Decided Failing on.

Stocks Of wheat held on March !
by country mills aud elevators are
estimated by the bureau of crop esti-
mates as about $4,000. 900 bushels as
compared with 100000 bushels n
year ago. and lis. 900 900 bushels two
years ago.
According to a circular issued by
the office of markets and rural or
ganization. Depa rtmcnt of Agricul-
ture, it would appear that the hold
ings of apples March I were approx
imately 81 per cent less than March
two years ago. This estimate is
la sed upon the reports of 2l6 storages
for the two dates.
The Washington herald., 1915-03-12

u'ated by short covering under the rules Of the
compliments Of a suspended fo0r broker.
Spot firms sold freely tile wide difference
between Southern spot markets aud New York
contract prices it being pointed OFT that these
differences showed g'cd margin OF profit on
sales
Telegram from the SO!th today show resluc
tion Of from only 10 10 Is Ter cent in Texas and
Oklahoma acreage in cotton is being contemplated.
Savannah telesraphed s.. TO Sc for good middlins
cotton.
With todays export clearances Of g. rs bales the
total is 5sil,o0 bales compared with 7.o,.
20 to the corresponding date last season.
New York futures closed very steady at TO
, points advances for the dSy. New high record,
were made for the movement durng the session.
The Washington herald., 1915-03-12
SCHOOL CADETS DRILLING.
Competition Will he Held in Mn,
At American League Park.

Streets in the vicinity Of the several
District high schools are alive these DAYS
with the school cadet companies, put
ting on the finishing touches in military
tactics for the annual competitive drill
which. it is announced. will take place
on May n and -. The drill will be
in the American League Baseball Park.
The colOr"d high school drill will be two
days later at the park.
There are about SD cadets in the
schools this year. it was stated. divided
into twelve companies.
The Washington herald., 1915-03-12
Early Fly Swatting Urged.

The Health Department is preparing to
make the fly flee. II issued yesterday
its first warning against the advent OF
the fly, and urged residents of the Dis
trict to get their swatting implements
ready for service. One fly Of the female
species becomes grandmother in one sea-
son Of more flies than there are soldiers
fighting in Europe, so Dr. William C.
Woodward, District health officer. en-
phasizes the need Of early swatting.
The Washington herald., 1915-03-12
ICE BOXES AND REFRIGERATORs

McCRAY REFRIGERATORS
And Cooling Rooms Are UaeQualed.
We Build and Repair RefrlEerat0ra
MORAY REFRIGERATION CO,
o11 y %. n. W.
The Washington herald., 1915-03-12
BALTIMORE PRODUCE.

Baltimore. March OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES bran.
in ioolb. sacks. . 5oaG.oo; nearby winter bran. in
ise-lb. sacis. 3.nsa.0: Sour &c white middnnA b
NIB acAs NslaS.oo: Western middhnsA NH
sscks 2. 5ss3oe; city mills niddhnss. loelb ssekA
The Washington herald., 1915-03-12
SALES
NEW YORK CURB MARKET.

New York. March II.-Transartions on tire orb
today continued light aud Ircrs showed no material
change The tone GcneTaly steady. with light
demand for s,SEs at tn, previous closing levels.
Sales today, with c!osiuS hid anil asked Irlc,,.
ASE
The Washington herald., 1915-03-12
Dermatologist Institution.

Have you any Objectionable feature on
your face? Is your nose misshapen IN
any way? Do your checks sag? Have
YOU bagciness over or under your eyes?
Are your cheeks hollow? Have YOU
frecklcs> or moles or other discoloratioh
of the skin? Any or all of these defects.
which are SO annoying. can he remetiied
promptly by our painless method without
Inconvenience or loss of time. Call and
investigate for yourself. Office. loo III st.
NV Phone NJ. 1860.
The Washington herald., 1915-03-12
VIOLIN SCHOOL.
DIED.

MOORE-Dn Thursday. March II. 1915,
at a. m. LTNIE JONES BUTLER
MOORE. beloved wife of Capt
Dan Tyler Moore. L. \ y.
1nt"rment ,privateb III Arlington
National Cemetery.
CHAMBERLIN Suddenly or March
II, 1915. at The Ontario. MARY E,
widow of Capt. Lowell \. Cham
berlin. First L. : Artillery.
Funeral at Arlington Cemetery. In
IermeHi private. Please omit
and Register. and Boston papers
please Copy.)
RENNo-pu Thursday. March II. 1871 ;.
at II 30 a. m. at his residence. i'll
Fourth street southeast. ARTHUR
r RENNp.
Notice of funeral hereafter.
The Washington herald., 1915-03-12

Nearly loo varieties Of rice have been
identified in the Philippines by govern
ment scientists
The Washington herald., 1915-03-12
AUTOMOBILES.

AUTO HIRE COMPARATIVE AND
seven passenger autos, So and So an
hour; cars heated: four passenger car
$3.50 per hour. l.. 1853.
FOR HIRE passenger. g 80; T-passengs- $50 Ter
hour Powhstsn Hotel. 18th and Pa Man sw
The Washington herald., 1915-03-12
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

OFFICE. OF THE COMMISSIONERS Of THE
District If Columbia. March 9. 1915. Ordered ::
That Section l Of Article NXNI of the Police ReslI-
Iatinns OF the District Of Columbia is hereby
amended by inserting period after the wOnl
specified where it first appears in said section
and by striking out the words and to report
thereon To the Commissioners Of the District OF
Columbia or to assistant to the Engineer Com
missioner acting under their supervision If the
sprIicati,u be approved by the Commissioners Of
the District Of Columbia, or an assistant 10 the
Engineer Commissioner acting under their suIer-
vision the permit shall thereupOn be issued to the
aIG cant by the Secretary u Tie Automobile Board,
and inserting the following in lieu thereof:
IF after said examination. the applicant is found
competent a permit shall thereuIOn lie issued to
the applicant by the Secretary If the Automobile
Beard" OLIVER +. NEWMAN. LOUIS BROWN
LOW CHARLES ". kUTZ. Commissioners. ID. e.
The Washington herald., 1915-03-12
CROPS CONSIDERABLY SMALLER

T.taI saIcs. S.ss1.F". against 5 rs o" IFsleTd
g go 0Dc a WecA agn. and So..N "a, a year asn
The Washington herald., 1915-03-12
MONEY WANTED AND TO LOAN.

MONEY TO LOAN ON REL ESTATE
in small and large sums All transact
Grafton for borrowers WIN. H. SAUN.
DERS & CO.. Southern Bldg. s07 18th St
MONEY TO LOAN on approved city real
estate at lowest current rates: special
privileges with respect to prl~r paymentA
Tyler & Rutherford Inc. 30 18th st
The Washington herald., 1915-03-12
HELP WANTED-MALE.

WANTED-S A J. l. 5 NJ An AND COL
lector for medical publishing company
for city and suburban territory; perma-
nent position for right man. Address
Bon Z. Herald office.
The Washington herald., 1915-03-12

pIrBIIC SCHOOLS OF THE DISTRICT OF CO.
IumIda March II. 1915. An examination in
nhysicsl culture for the elementary schools the
tenth eleventh. twelfth ard thirteenth divisions
will lie held on Tuesday and Wednesday. March
:C-?l 1916 beginning at O'Clock a. m. at the
Franklin School Building. ERNEST j.. THU RS
TON Superintendent q Schools.
The Washington herald., 1915-03-12

RkINGMEN-THERE ARE NONE
beating us in the way We sell new
pants: it's our spot cash way of doing
business, and il would make goods
cheaper If everybody bought the same
way: see how you save - per cent on
spending $50 to So: one price. JUSTH'S
OLD STAND. 6l9 ID.
The Washington herald., 1915-03-12

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT ON THE
JIst day Of March. 1915. will expire all lcrnSss
granted by the As~ess5. Of the District Of COlum-
bia to peddIers and produce dealers trading at
large Said licenses must be promptly renewed by
ali rcrsors desiring to continue business after that
date VIM T. RICHARDS. ASSESSOR. ID. C.
The Washington herald., 1915-03-12

WANTED-A COMPETENT MAN TO
write specifications and amend applica-
lions for patents; preferably enc who has
studied law; good opening 10. right man.
Address BOX, 3, Herald office
The Washington herald., 1915-03-12
MOTORCYCLES.
BICYCLES.

NF.N SHnI' OPENED BICYCLES. LOOMS. MD
electric hill gupduing POWELL. BROS. rear
ZIG sfh 81.
The Washington herald., 1915-03-12
PERSONALS.

WHISKY OR DRUG HABIT CURED
without medicine or loss of time.
Address Drug Cure. Bon l9, Herald
office.
The Washington herald., 1915-03-12
WASHINGTON PRODUCE.

oJota,ions given below for large lp;. Of goa
marketable goods only JUbbcrs' prices are higher
Lover grade. sold for Fancy GpOds ON
u nied higher rIicc>
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-11-20

iion INIT Elm .gbeil bes scmentirten
Bfeilerblodes mad oem anbern in bic
itillcn Slltben bcs Qanbpebrfanala
Gin Stablrpbr bon SO gentimeter2adn-
ge, ein Bobrlo6 lnb 5tpei Gimen@ a5-
Ter geniigen ba8u. Cine Grlldpumpe
bringtabas 8aHer in Sen @%tab(cplinr
Der blrd Elm 9rudrobr bon 8 gentis
meter, 8eite. 9abur6 pcroen a6t
9rndfempel, ipelde beim ginieben
beg 8obres in bns 8obrlp6 nnb Bel
leirem Mbbi6ten ~eingc3ogcn iparen,
na6 auBen gegen bas nmgebenbe
@ar1ertperf seprebt, i'll ipeldeln tiefe
Nt1le entlteben. Sn mddtigcn gl6den
lplt es lid ab, bpr allem., ipenn mebrere
older5prengnnsen rei6enipeiie gleids
5eitig ansclebt iperDen. 9iele lelbit
ipiegen mir % &ilogramm, bon Der
@orridtl1ng beg 8obrlodes Biz CUR
8eenoignng Der gprengung berfliebt
lelten mebr als cine balbe 5tunbe.
Sic 2autlpligfeit uno bas Seblen ieoer
grfdutterung Der nmliegenDcn 8a1ten
ODER grbidi6ten BET bieiem neuen
gerfabren, t%porauf i'm 3~entralblatt Der
8erltner 8albertpaltlrns Defenders
bingeiDieien ipirb, mabt oas neucger@
fabren, aAd fir Oen Sel%osebraa1d sez
eignet. pistberIide Mauerreite, @auier
I'M SdnBfelb f6nnen baburh beileiz
ttst tperoen, obne baB bie Mufmerflmz
felt ober ber Nrgtpobn bes maiden
Seinbes erre9t perben muB. Minene
gauge loien ii9 leidter unb idnener
treiben als nit @an0arbeit, 1t1b ,sbob
merfen Sic 8ad)en bes @esners4 tpez
s~nigerssals lie es bisber getban, BON
Dem l1nbeil, tpeIdes unter ibreu SuBen
orobt. 81 bat audi Das 8a1ier. bas
niibli6ltc Der glemente, cine 5erlt0z
renpe Stole bom @eniden lelbit 8llsez
tpielen erbalten. (g. N.)
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-11-20
Gin ,tcucr sprengitpff.

giner 11elten notwithstanding
broben. Bic Delltldcn vgarbarcn" iid)
idu1Si8F Sit MAIDEN, Nibt einlna1 bas
snelltralc"8 al1er 1T bor ibrern rmlben
3llgreifcn seldiibt, inns 1lahitens idot1
iperben lie es bielleidt Ben 8peden Ser
&riessfiibrlutg bienitbar maiden. Sic
Mnipcnoung bcs @ailers aIs Spreng@
itpf - nibt etlpa acgen Sen StraBenz
ifallb, ionoer,t fir Die @eieitigu1g bon
8antperfe1l - lit fiir5lid in Berlin
gum crite,, Male tpobl erfplgrci6 por
ii1 9%e9angen. Ser Ibbr1h Der 8etz
benba,nmer Bride lit a1f bieie 8ciic
erfplgt. 2autlos llttb pbnc Gri6iittez
r1lng, obne @cfabrbung Der nmitcbenz
sen galten burh ct1e beftise gyploz
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-11-20

Slt yuuclt ltut 1tte III Dtelcr JDilc De-
tuGDr:.
DIS Nifploi II. Sen gberbefe6(
iiber feline 5treittrafte iibernabm,
tplrbe bies al9emein fir nid)ts msDl
als cine beroifde geite argcie9sn,
unb er tpiro iid Dos ielbit seluet
baben. ST III ntdt Ser Marn Da3u,
oem ariege cine anosre Menputlg gu
gebeN, ipie oenn ~iiberbaupt 5eloberrnz
talent Bel Den &pmunpps uno BEN
ais &omanpps friiierten s5olitsinz
@ottorps niht SIT finoen lit. Muenz
fans bon peter L. abgeieben, Der iez
bod audi BON Sdnepen uno 5iirten
biel @4ldse erbolten bat unp nad9
Der @6Iaat en- Yrutb Q9. uno 20.
Suit l71D feline Hettuna DOR Sc
fargen1daft uno pollitanotgem Inter
gang ntht Dem 5iibrer, Ipnoern Dem
BON leiner Gattin aatbarina geipenz
beten Golbe beroantte. Yster H.,
lein Gntel, batte mdbreno leiner fur
sen Hsgterung feline Gelegenbeit, 6elos
berrntu9tigteit gu Seigen, ebenlonenig
ple auf irgeno einem anberen @ebiete.
Der erite 5oliteiner auf benz 3az
rentbron, Beter Ill, mar smar Elm
leioenl9aftlider @oloat, aber oec}
nur i'm 1ubalternltem Slime, nit
gprliebe fir Drill uno @amai9enz
btenlt. 8eraoe ais er li1 an bic
SplBe ieiles !9eeres itelen npute,
I'M Sanemari gu betriese1l, braa ole
ger19mDru1g aus, Die Inn Sbrou
nnb 2eben %toltete. Yaul l. mar Elm
pabnlinntser 9eipot, bat aber nis ein
Seer 9efiibrt. CT besniiste iidL 1rup=
pen gu ereroieren uno gelegentli6
ipobl auA einmal Elm Hesiment, oas
cine Sapenfung perfeblte, mad @ibis
rien 81 Idtden.
8efliFene 6epern baden ii6 be-
mlbt, Weganoer l. lie grand char
incur" als einen sroBen JeIbberrn
htnSu1teuen, aber er lit es ni1t aez
ne1en. gr bat feline 9erbienlte I'M
0as Worlpartsoringen in Srantreidl,
ober felbit feline 2pbreoner miiKen su=
geben, bop rer oft gefe9le e%rteilte,
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-11-20

osren Yefolslng nlr gum eigeneu
gtahteil ausl9lagen tonnte." sSSll Dem
mniftl6 peranlustsn Manne nit Dem
ldpantenoen Gbarafter ftedte fein
5eloberr. gbeni onenig in Rifolaus
J., Der Elm Gomafdentnopf uno Yaz
ranelolbat mar, benz aber Die sSdbig.
felt, elm Seer gu fubren, in Dem Maz
Be absfns, oaB er ME aa9 nur ben
gerlud oa5ll ma9te, pbglei9 er in
ieiasm aei9a oas GrDBte uno Dos
&leinfte Ielbit gu MAIDEN bemibt
lpar. Der u1ter inn sefibrte arimz
frieg enfhiints suerH, oaB HuBlano
ein aoloB nit tDnerl1en JiiBen lei.
Sem Nadfolgsr, Der moblpollenoe
Mleranoer H., mar DON leiner llnfdz
ligteit CUR 5eerfii6rung gleiafaIs
iiber5elgt; segen Die 5irten fiibrte
niht er, lpenngleih er iib i'm 6alIpt=
quarter befono, Ion5ern lein gruber
gaifolau5 Den SberbeFebI - nit I'm
gliid. Dieter nuroe bes aomnan=
Dos oes5alb ebenio ent1eBt, tpie isBt
1ein @pbn Nifolai Nifplaiepifl@.
WeIanoer III. brau9te fei1en unbe=
rem aries gu fiI6ren, aIs ge9en Ieir>
aufiailtgen Entertainer, llno oanit -
Die Reibe geidlofen. Mit 5elb6ecrss
tu9enoen erbli6 belaltet lit Mitolag3
IL. ieoenfaas ntdt.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-11-20

SIN Mau ds. nDu, iest
mpdt' i6 nit teinem a0nig taus
f9en!!"
nWarlm oenn nidt2"
u@9au, 9 tit ia pahr, Inn Ben
orebt it'd pieles, aber I'm MIDI brebt
iid alles.."
9ie ainoer! M}oma:
nYfli, Willp, 9u lollIt Did l9dmen
n parlm llBt OH oenn Die gnGz
oi9e 5rau ni6t in Den 9tranptorb?"
8iup: n9(ber Mama, Oh baIt
ia ge1agt man loQ 9amen ME N
Hprb aeben."
Yer Npgen Der JtlGe BAT I'M
roe eatlihen Die 3uiammenieBung Der
t6iibnereier uno tit aeIal5en (8apiar)
ooer gerdlldlert iebr pobll9medeno,
Sine 4lsnabme mabt nur 8arbsna
uno WeiBfiidrp9en, Der nad @enrB
6eim Men1aen Grbrehen unb 9pr6-
tau erregt.
9as 2oboratorium oes
Sor Itoien1tes u~nierer gunpesreaierung
bat aus "a oeri6ieoenen Scl5arten
3eitunsspapier bergeItellt, uno cine
Gn5a9l oerielben bat Ii9 als ebenl %
gut teipd6rt, lpis Der ~gep06nlib ge-
brouhte Sol5brei aug nStanoaro".
Sannenbola.
Ser It reut. Sic (ouT DEM
!Seimpege bon elmer @eIeQ19uFt,
itreng): r5einrid, Oh baIt Did beut:
ateno lpieoer per9e1en!"
gr Grpfehor): yWirtli4? Sanil
l1nell na6 einmal 5uriid, ebe Die
Seute Die !6austire auma6en!"
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-11-20
9plitiide u,,b mnpplitii6e
@anbslpKen.

England tpiro Sic @offeu nidt
uieoerlcsen, Bis Sic nnab1dngige
fei Der fleinen @taoten selidert 1T"
so iaste .fiir5lid Ser britil6e
colonial : 6e1retar 8onar 2ntp I'M
Harloment. Size sllnabbatn<
Der fleinen @taatcn?
- 8ie itebt es benn nit ser ul1nz.
abbdngisteit1 Grieden1anos, oas
Gnglanb nit GepaIt in beu @rieg gee
gen bie Gentralma6tc bineintreibeu
min?
- &itdener in bipIpmatilder Miis
1ton na6 Mtben - er tpin iid gu Benz
militartiden Siasfo am Balfan aub
npd Elm 1iplomatildes bolen..
~ Dds frennoidaftli6e @erbaliniB
gngla1bs uno Mllblanbs 5t 9eriien
entipri6t ger1nl Sem bcs grpBen &roz
too'ls gu Dem lult gen M11lttantet1.
9i1ii6tlid be5 r1lIiIden nn0
gbelmutbs, Sen 2prb 91bbert
Cecil I'M Yarlamcnt rHbmte. bat srtan
in 8erlien nidts Neues mebr 81 ler;z
s-r
a,tlaBlib ebnrdiu's MasIdeiocn
aus BENT cnglil6en aabiuet i9reibt
bic. 2onboner Sally MaiI": uGie
8iinlde bealeiten i'm" l1n0
oas fam gan5 getpib bon @cr5cn.
- Sic rl1liiiden 8eamten bnben eli
ne Sreibeit, ubie lie meinen" unb Sic
leiber aub unter ibren &oue9en in
Nlnerifa nibts neni9er als u%nbcfannt
lit.
- Mls Sen @ipfel beg Crafts onrf
man es betra6ten, ipenn ein Gbnbifat
rlliitl6er 8abnbeamter ii9 Sic 9fegiers
ing ielbit tribntpfli6tig modt.
~ Na6 Germ 8indot fdmpfen Sic
Alliirteu fir MISUNDERSTANDING ber9cz
mofratic. &an1entltb Mublanbl
Ser @eneralltab berlanet cine
boIltommen mlsgebtlbete gcrtbeibiz
.glngs : Mrntce bon 100000 Mann.
8erlan9en tam ieberl
49, gebaIten Sic Muiirtcu Sic Gberz
ban0, 10 brauden mir u1s ni1t a1f
ben 3rieg bnr5ubereiten - bcnn bann
lit Ser etpige Sriebe ii6er", luet 9crr
9indpt. @it gngIanb als
9 prmnnb ser iibrigen 8eltl
- Ser a1iirte ariegsratb bot feline
erite Sibung abgebalten. Mngelidts
Der ariessereigniie biirfte bies chen
8eratbung geipelen letn, ipie man
aus bem 2ode binal1striedt. in bas
man iid acknowledgements beseben
bate.
- @ifforO Eindot. ser I. 3. bielbe<
ipunberte 2anoforitmeiiter, crfldrt
NJ i 7 til d III 6ffentlider '@criamnlz
lung: vl1rllere finan5ieIlen 8e5iebunz
gen 5u Se1 Mlltirtcn madcn cs fir inns
our sebieteriiden EfIidt, bab mir nidt
ipiinlbe,J @eutidlanb mDse iiegreid
alls bem 3atnpf berpprsebcn. Nens
tral bis a uf Ste Sen o d III
Dtit Befriebisung beridten Die
bicHgen probritiiden 3eitunaeu, bab
Die Garteigd1ger bpr @eai5elps eegel1
ben aDuig bon @rieGenlanb Semons
%itriren. Sn elmer Monarhie 1T bers
artiges 9eitattet, I'M freien 2anbe Der
gclfsre8terltns mulb MO ri, Der Eoz
litif bes Trdlibenten 8cfallcn finr
ben, min man nidt sllm 8errdtber ges
brat1Su1arft nerbeu.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-11-20

Biz s. Nop. ga 90
gbos. shfod, 3ablliiie, 25.
Oft. bis s. Mon. 81 IA
&uoolpb grp5, 3abnilte, 25.
DIT. Bis $. SOB. 30 40.
CARRIER Gers. 3ablltlte, 25.
Oft. bis S. Mop. II 20.
Snterltate Material So,
Cement l1no Suno 65S 80
Nnf Mntrag pertaete iid Ser gparo
auf WGpntas, Ben 6. 2~e5en16er 1915,
2 llbr sfudn1.
gbmorb Collins,
Glerf.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-11-20

@inen unernarteten 8ez
iud bat bieIer Sage 9abib 8empner,
Der @erpalter zines Mpartementsbouz
les an College Mbenus in 8rpnr, q.
g., erbolten. Mls ct i'm 9pfe bes
@ebdubes Bel Der Mrbeit NOR, {eBte
pl0bli4 Elm MeiBf9ipan5birf9 in elez
gantem @pruage iiber ben 3uun llnb
griff i'm an. &empner retirierte
f@leunigit ur1b boIte iia einen poliz
5iten 81 9ilfe, unb nit bereinten
Rrdften marb man bunn bes Sieres
9err. G9liebli9 bradte man es in
cine Dirt 8Gfig unb lieferte Is int
8rpnrer 3oolpgi1@en @arten ob.
Sort glaubt mon, bab er etnem Rll=
bel %entitammt, Der por. lieben Sabren
aus benz @arten auSgebrp9en lit unb
1t9 1eitbem in Rem Mdlbern BON
Weit@eiter perftedt belt. Der relle
3uipaas bes u33oo" 1T etma stpei
Sabre alt.
- nnte'r 8odfif@en. alora
muftfaliI9, nit 8erta bor ether
Notwithstanding itebeno, auf cine
5igur oeuteno): nSft bas Beetbopen
ooer Moaort99"
8erta prompt): nDos 1T Sips"
Gin prattttus. Sunge
0euleno): .9ubuu! Sd bette mir
bph Elm 94autelpferb getpiinf4t unO
iebt betomm' i9 Elm Stedenpfero!"
8ater: nHubig biit! Mit Dem tann
nan Did ipen:gitens glei9 burdpriis
seln!!"
- Mpberne 81 ale rel, Mo,
lerin:. .Seben sic, nit Der Sub BIN
t9 fertis, barf id jebt pobl aalh Sen
5tier malen2"
Sepp: .Meinetpeg'n aber bitten
Sic fid, bab er's nadber nidt ettpa
iie1t!!"
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-11-20

9sT r5aslite .pesssss4., etmaret1to
Ctrb az bic Nbonrtenten i: Steier gta5f = ne
~ AeatS nb1eittlt6 pber $500 f&brIi6 Eei
6otansaablung fret abeeIiefert.
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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-11-20
Sic 5aren als SeloDerrcu.

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tuGhrt.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-11-20

Soleenoe Anipriide. ppln 8oaro 9ee
priift nno auf sebDris mteritibten
.nno angenommenetr Nntrag lpurbe al1z
g%eorSnet, baB beiaste 0nlpriide err
laltbt leien un0 Mntpeiiungen a11sgez
ifeHt merben nnb boB Sic hllrH Meips
lutipn III oieier 9itung erlaltbtcn Nnz
ipriihe in bie nadfofgenSe 2iTe nit
The labor advocate. [volume] (Cincinnati, Ohio) 1912-1937, 1915-09-18

troll them all Her children must have
clothes; it is part of her rule to see
that they are good clothes. The home
must be lit, warmed and cleaned. Hence
control of the light supply, fuel supply
and sanitary provisions are part of her
kingdom.
1t is the mothers duty to educate
The school is therefore part of the
home. She must be empowered to say
what shall be taught her children, and
under what conditions they shall learn
If any of these powers are lacking,
woman is not mistress of her own king
don-the home.
By no means except control OF the
municipal, county and state govern
ments, insofar as they affect her sphere,
can woman be secure in her own place.
In order that woman, who is held re-
sponsible for the well being of the
home, may live up to her responsibility,
she must WELD these powers. For our
civilization is so complex that at every
point the home connects with the whole
structure of society about it. In order
to be mistress in one point, she must be
a co-ruler of all.
The labor advocate. [volume] (Cincinnati, Ohio) 1912-1937, 1915-09-18
A PLEA FOR LAW AND ORDER

San Francisco, Cal.-Thc Evening
Bulletin makes this editorial plea for
law and order
law and order constituted authori-
ties 'lawless agitators.' and so forth,
put, for the sake of fairness, this extract
from the Industrial Commissions ma
jor report:
Strong unions mean decent wages,
and decent wages raise wage -carncrs
to plane OF thought and action where
all their acts and mental processes must
no longer be directed toward a despc-
rate struggle for the very right of them
selves and their families to live.
Where organization is lacking danger
Gus dicontcnt is found on every hand
low wages and long hours prevail; cx-
ploitation in every direction is prac.
ticed; the people become sullcn, hav,
no regard for law or government and
are, in reality, latent volcano, as
dangerous to society as are the volca-
noes Of nature to the landscape sur
rounding them.
This is much more helpful than the
bald assertion that the labor unions
have no respect for law Respect fol
law Is To De expected only from those
who know that they are receiving theil
Just share OF benefit and protection
from the law.
"Thc corporation which denies its
employees the right to organize is set.
ting fire to a powder magazine; it is
fostering anarchy and violence; it is
destroying respect for law. On thu
shoulders OF such corporations rests tn,
burden OF blame for turning industry
into battle-ground. The irony of the
situation is that the stockholders o
these very corporations would certainly
profit in the long run il labor were al
lowed its fair proportion OF income
power and responsibility A tyrannca
labor policy is, eventually, downright
bad business; hate is the acme OF ex
travagancc.'