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The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1916-03-31
SOUTHERN PROVIDES COLLEGE,
LOAN FUND
To Give 81 900 Each to Agricultural
institutions in This State and Others.

Special to The State:
Washington, March 29.-As a per
petual memorial to the great inter
est in southern farming manifested
by the late President Finley. Presi-
dent Harrison of the Southern Rail.
way company has arranged to give
$1,000 each to the state agricultural
colleges in Virginia, North Carolina.
South Carolina, Georgia, Florida,
Alabama, Mississippi. Kentucky and
Tennessee, to be designated South
ern Railway Loan Fund: William
Wilson Finley Foundation" Loans
from the fund in each state are to
be made by the college authorities
to worthy students in such way as
the authorities of each college NAV
determine, subject only to the re-
striction that the student reoeivins
the benefits shall be from counties
traversed by the lines OF the South
ern Railway company or its associa-
ted companies.
This permanent loan fund will take
the place of the four-year Southern
railway scholarships provided by Mr..
Finley, which will expire with the
close OF the present school year.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1916-03-31
Strengthening Streams
With Dynamite

The ancient Egyptians were noted
for their crops because. as history
states. they "Sowcd their seeds in thc
Nile" This does not mean that they
actually cast the seed in the river. At
certain seasons of the year the Nile
overllows its banks. deposlting on either
shore a rich silt or earth that is highly
conducive TO bumper crops. and the
wise ancient Egyptians. realizing this
profited thereby.
Water Is necessity. The tiniest
brooks up to the largest rivers play an
important part in the scheme Of things
inasmuch as they are natures way OF
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1916-03-31
lnvIgoratIng to the Pale and sIckly

The Old Standard general strengthening tonic.
GROVES TASrELESS chill Tonic drives on,
Malaria enriches the blood and builds up the sys.
tenn. 4 true touic. Fc~ ~H,ti,s and chI's-en soo
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1916-03-31
CATTLE QUARANTINE ENDS
No Further Restrictions on Ship
ments of Live Stock.

Washington, March 30.--All foot
and mouth disease quarantines and
restrictions on the shipment of live
stock are removed by order issued
to-day by the department OF agricul-
ture to become effective tomorrow
with the announcement hat the coun-
try now is entirely free OF the stock
scourge. The fight against the dis
ease, which at its height spread over
twenty-five states, costs millions of
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1916-03-31
TORTURED MEXICAN GOT GRIP
ON VILLAS THROAT BUT WAS
BEATEN OFF BY HIS OFFICERS

Field Headquarters. American Ex-
peditionary Forces. Colonia Dublan.
chihuahua. March 26.-By motor
truck to Columbus. March go It
has been learned here that Francisco
villa nearly lost his life few days
ago on The Corralitos ranch. short
distance from this place where he
tortured and put to death five Mex
leans. One OF his victims leaped up
or him and was strangling Villa
wien officers beat his assailant sense
less with the butts of their guns.
Mucio Polanco was the name OF
the Mexican who almost succeeded
in ending Villas career.
The murder of five members of
the Polanco family was said to have
IeXicans against having dealings
with Americans. Investigation show
ed that the PolancO family was in
volvcd with no political faction in
Il
of uniform honesty and reliability
in dealing with the American man.
ayers of the Corralitos ranch. wher"
they were born and reared.
When Villa. retreating from Co
lumbus. arrived at the ranch, he had
a list of all the Polancos six men, the
mother and two daughters. He
seized the men and hunted for thA
daughters, but the young women had
been hidden so well that he never
found them.
To five of the men. Gregorio and
his two sons, and Mucio and his ono
son, villa said:
Il am going to kill YOU because
YOU are too Americanized. You are
gringo lovers"
But instead of killing them out
right, Villa had them partly stripped
and then beaten with the flats of
heavy swords. Mucio Polanco
broke away from his captors and
got one hand locked about Villas
throat before he was beaten off.
Next Villa ordered the five stood
up beneath huge archway where
he told them he would hang them.
Ropes were placed about their necks
and they were jerked into the air.
but were not permitted to die Just
when loss Of consciousness approach
ed they would be lowered TO earth
with demands that reveal the hiding
place of horses said TO be hidden
about the ranch. There were no
horses so far as the investigation has
disclosed. The prisoners were also
offered their lives if they would tell |
where money was hidden or point (
out valuable documents.
After several mock hangings Villa
the five men taken into the /
garden where each one was shot five
times
To the residents of the ranch, all
MeNicans, Villa said:
You may bury them or not. as
YOU please"
They were all buried in one grave
after Villa left.
Before going Villa led one male
member of the family, Gregorio, Jr.,
aged 21, back to the young mans
mother and said to her:
Il am going to leave YOU this one
son to support you. You ought to
thank me for leaving him"
Next the bandit imprisoned each
of the workmen on the ranch, plac-
ing them in separate rooms. When
he had them all locked up, he went
to each one in turn, warning him in
these words:
Il am coming back, and if / don't
return some one else will come in
my place. Whoever comes viii kill
any one here whom he finds working
for Americans"
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1916-03-31
NOTICE OF DISCHARGE.

Notice is hereby given that the
undersigned viii, as executor of the
will OF ID. 8. Howie deceased. on
the 14th day of, April 1916. make
his final return as such executor
and apply to the Probate Court OF
Lancaster county for letters dismiss
sary.
T. Re. Howie, Executor.
Will OF r.. s., Howie deceased.
March IA. 1916 1mo frid
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1916-03-31
POSTMASTER GENERAL
STANDS WITH HOUSE

Reason TO Believe President Will
Side Against Senate i'm Sugar Con-
trovery.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1916-03-31

both irrigation and drainage. But be-
ing formed according to natures die,
tates their courses do not always Jibe
with mans desires or needs.
Rock ledges impede their progress
Overhanging stumps and trees retarti
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1916-03-31
woMAN,s EXCHANGE

Mrs. Ida B. Jones will open a
Woman's Exchange. Entrance fee,
$1.00; commission 10 per cent.
1-t-friday
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1916-03-31
Lancaster Savings Bank and
Trust Company
IRA B. JONES JR. Secretary

tion. The senator is impressed with
the very determined attitude OF Mr.
Kitchin.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1916-03-31
piles Cured In O to14pays.

Your druggist will refund money II PAZO
oINTMFNT fails 10 cure any case OF Itching.
Bird. bleeding Protruding Piles In to IL days.
The 6rst application gives Ease and Rest. SOC.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-05-07
Ger nnbeimlidr Ginflnf Scs uIbcr=
item" Suuie amf bc1 &%raiibc1ttem.

Gonnerstag Mprgcl1 n1elOete Ser
Selegrapb, bab Der Erdiioent ON
W3ittmod sbeno i'm @eiBen @auie
cine mid)tige Gonieren5 ii6er bic
Streitfraae nit 0eutihlano abgebal=
ten babe, Die bis tief in bic 0ad)t bin
Elm gepahrt babe. Nad Sen grobelt
lteberldriitell 5u oieier mibtigenGon=
ferel15 nabmel1 mir on, DaB Ser 8ra=
liOent au oieier, - leinenn, Mitglie-
Der beiOer @allier feierli1 gegebenen,
gerlpreden genrab - Die, nadlt iei=
1.eln Staatslefretar, am meiitcn De-
rlfenen &utbgeber lit gltsmartigen
Mngelegenbeiten meroe berl1fen 30.
ben, Die 8orliber Ser Committees fir
a%ltsmartige gngelegenbeitell beiDer
@alller Oes GongreIies, Senator
Stone ltl10 BEN @unoesabgeoronetell
$1,000, nno Die ral1galtelten Witglie=
Der Der repltblifaniiden MinDerbeit
oieler Committees, Senator 2obge
llllb ben 9llnoesabgeoroneten @enrp
q. Cooper DON @isconlin. NIs mir
Dal1n aber Die Iepelden iiber bieie
nad1tlid)e Gonferel15 laien, far0en mir
aus, DOB all berlelben llur Drei 9erlp=
men tbeilgenonlmen baben, ser Graii=
Dent, Staats lefretar Gaming n1b -
Der leiletretenOe, gebeinrniBpplle uno
oabei, mie es ibeillt, aamadtige9lotb=
geber oes Hraii0e1lten, Col. Go
maro WanOell 9pne Des=
len apunoerharer ginflub nidt MIR
fir inns, lonOern fiir oas gauge 2ano,
Elm nnbeimlides 9latbiel bilbet. -
8pp0rom @ilion, Ser sic M}itglieoer
leines aabinetts, Sen Staatsiefretar
OIL Der Spite, 5u millenlolen 8ripat-
lefretaretl %er11ieOrigte, Der Sen bonn
golfe ibnt ais milloeltens g~leid)6ered)=
tigt 5lr Settle geItellten &ongreB als
un1bequemes @inocrniB geaen Sic
glrd)liibr1ng leiner per Dnliden Mn=
lid)telt ltno Glolle betradtet l1no ant
licblien lit ltngnabe ~eatlaiIcn modte;
8ooorom @ilioll, Ser jebe freie Meu=
Bernl1g, lopeit lie nidt nit leincr ci9ez
men porgefoBten Mcinlln9 in @i1flong
ltebt, ourh leine Grelic OILS @pdper=
ratb 6ranomarfen labt, nnternimn1t
felnen Sdritt bon irgenbpeld)er po=
litilden geOelttung, obne norber lei=
men getrellen vgGharDt". Sber1t
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-05-07

IDas b~ebranatc Mlbipn ein. @enr cs
moth tbltt, ipa nnlere 2anb iid nit
8rpb : 8ritannien perbiinben. Mues,
mir i,iht Der @efabr allsselett iein,
i'm grpben @SiibfeNcl BEG meroenoen
a~merifaniiden @plfstblm,s nidt bel
mcbr ais @ ii "a { 5u fem.
2cppplh cril Manfe bot befnnntlib
bic gniidlt pertrctcn, Die S,1quiiitipn
babe in scr Meiunine, bcs ipanii1en
Bottles nesbalb Mnbalt sefunben, ipeil
lie .gletdlam cine @affc bes reincn
9llltcs luiber bas bcflcdte 9llit, ser
&inbcr germaniider nnb rpmaniIdcr
Gbriltcl,, ipioer sic IbfDmmlinac BON
Sllocn lt1b Mallren ipltrbe." @enn
sic Imerifaner anelpiadiiider Mnl1c
bellte init 9eibenihaft Die gahe g,gs
lanbs pertreten, 10 lit arl1 bas cinc
Sade Der ~9impie5a" bes reinen @llle
tcs", bas Ii6 gegen bas vidlcdteglut"
Der @inlpanberer cmpDrt. Shut bertnaa
man lib freili6 ibncn seseniibcr alf
fcinc Statlttcu ser 2i,npicSa 5u berus
fen; besbaIb ldbt man cine anbcre Snz
qnilition in Sbatigfeit tretcu, sic nibt
mitlScr Iidcr l1rb riidlidtslos berfdbrt
ais Die ipariide. Sene Ser i Silent
lidcn @einung. Sci ibr bcrz
flaste @err @ilipn sic Gcllt|9 Z amcz
rifar1er, OILS er gegcn lie Sic Mnflauc
idleuScrte. Sic CT na6 leds Nonaten
nod nidt.5ll beipeiieu pernloDt Bat; an
tic ridtct jeoer Garteiganger Scr Mlz
liirten iein Gei16 INT Gutbeibung Iciz
,ler Nnlibten iibcr sic 9eutihzM meri~
faner unb Sic Yflidt nniercs 2anbes
I'M @eltfric9, uno atf tic perIlrdt felt
oeicn 8eginn cine bodlt flilg geleitete
Grppa9anba, iiber bcrcn llrbcbcr unp
SDrpcrer man einitipeilen min @ermnz
tbnnsen (ber ~9ritiid : Smperialiiti-
lde" Sc nj bnnb bes Cir Gecil
8bpbcs) mif5uitellen berlna9. @influb
51 %9etuinncn.
llno Die u0ffentlide Meinung" fat
I'M allgcmeinen in bielem Gimme req
girt. Son 9al1er miro bieie fiinltlid
er5cltgte @erblenbuns nidht iein. SIZE
gntlpicflnng miro unler @plf mebr llno
mebr Gnslano g~eaeniiber feIb It 4 NJ
MAIDEN. l1niere Mnlerifanildell
griten lpcrnen bieicn Yro5cb 5eitipciie
loren fDnnen; anbaIten f6nuen
lie i'm ni9t.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-05-07
Mat6c ecSpaen sll babcn.

@puie, 51 @atbe sc5psen Su BADEN.
Sn nrin9cllo lit allmdblid in pcitcz
iten &~rcilcn bic Srasc nod Der GueIe
bieic3 %ltnerbDrten, neil lnperantlpprtz
lider, Ginflulies seipprben. bas sefpii<
lie ser ec9e1inarti9en 8uuoesresierlns
11abcltebenpen gldtter, barl1ntcr Ms
Srean bes ncucrr1allnten @ptldaftcrs
fir @llblattb, lid pera1laBt 9eieben
baben. in Sorm ppn @albin9tpner
uspe5ialbcpeIdcn" cine Nrt uaur1ldrz
ing" 5u eeben, Sic jebph nidts ipcniger
als aufflarenb mirft. 9una1 ipu sic
Grsebenbcit oes 3%raIibenten arf 9ienz
tic. Sic Ser Mann aus Segas ser pcmpe
lratiiden Tartei erpieien, 5%uriid5u%
fiibrcn icin. Cine labme Grflarlns,
cine finbiidle Gusfludt, anseiidts Ser
Sbatladc, bab biele .@erbicnlte" fritz
Der 10 sar11idt befa11nt iparen. pabz
reno @anncr, Sic ibr1gan5cs 2eben,
ibr ea115es a6nnen unSsggiiien Ser bez
1nnfrattiden 9sartci nnb in Sen lebten
bier Sabren Den Sntercl1cn bes Grdiiz
benton gcrpibnlet, BON bieiem peradtlid
bcileitcgeidpbcn lperben, lobalb 1ie es
lpagcn, in irgcrlb elmer Srasc nidt nit
inn iibcrcin5uitimmen, ionoern Ser
Gtin1me hires @emiNcns unb hires
MISUNDERSTANDING. Sem @plfe
%gegeniibcr 5u fpl9en.
Ser l1nteridiep 5lpilden Ser idmabz
liden gebanblung, Sic Sen angelebcrz
item Siibrcrn ser benpfrati1den Gartei
bes G~rdiioentcn ipieSerbplt SUI
tbcil 9eipprbcn lit. nnb Ser anldeinenz
Den llntcrlpiirfigfcit belielben 8ilion
lntcr bas l1rtbeil lcines %jenleits auer
amtliden &erantipnrtlidfeit itebenben
p%eriDnliden 9iatbgcbers mllb melt tie
fer bc9riinbet lein, oils in Ser 9anfbarz
felt fir blobe pplitii6e 3ienltleiltunz
gen, Die, lpclln tic lpirfltd berporraeenb
lparer. bpd INNER in cr1tsr 2inie ber
Eartci, nidt bcr Serion, 9esolten boz
ben, belnerft ba5u lebr ,rid)tig bic
u@clfl. Soft. .@ie seiast, bisber
limb mir nid)t imltonbe semelen, bieIe
@riiabe ullsfinbig 81 maben; Tie mill
len it1beiicn lebr idtperlpieeeno lein,
ber@influb bieles uSberit @ou1e"
beidrdnft 1i6 llidt auf Die a Ii 8 10 d II
t 9 e Gplitif - ct lit a1seblid alt6
ausidlas9ebenb fir innere Mngelez
senbeiten, 5lntal lpiftise grnct1nu,z
gen; ma %bebalptct im Siten losar,
bab fcin &anbibat, aus me(hcm Gtaa<
te CT mld fpnl,,en mag, Sic scringlte
Iusii6t al1f Grncnlutn9 Fat, 10 Ell 11tut
bon @ouie fir lpiirbi9 %befunben miro,
in Sic @efplgldaft @illons ein9ereibt
5l1 irerben.
9llerbanb @erii6te linb oariiber I'M
l1mlauf, 8criidte, Sic niemals entz
iparen pbne bie a1Berseip0bn@
Gbrunsen, Sic Ser Eralibent NIT
@ir1taniebuns ser amtlid befusten
insbelpnoere Ser Diploma
@ertreter bel Sen friegfiibrenben
Ma6ten, auf lcinen Sreuno eebduft
bat, pbne ben 8emeis erbradt 5l ba=
ben, oab Ell oar1it I'M tpabren Sntercls
lie bcs 2anDes banbelte.
9ielcn gbrun9en idcint, nenn man
Der 8ilipn'1d}en 8relle @lalben ldenz
fen barf, feine @ren5c seltcdt gu fem,
bod Gin Sas aus Sen bpr6er err
ipabnten @albinstoner u5pe5ialbepez
lpie fplgt: Seine ein5ige anbere
8eriDnlidfeit in Der @clt erldeint
better gceisnet, bas g9ieDsri9z
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-05-07
golinide ,,,S nnpoIitiidje
&anbalo6en.

Sic belttlebe gntiport auf sic
uSltleg" : Mptc miro ticn1a1b lpeocr
eillc11 idlua6liden Miifsllg npd] cine
bcralsforpcrnbe Mbla9e nen1lcn fDnz
11cl1.
@s lit Sic Mntpprt cines, ser
ebrltden Sriebcn lpill, aber alldj bas
sdlirnntitc nidt fiirdtet. trcrn cs linn
all1ge5lpltngcn miro.
Gs lit bic Intipprt bes Gtorfeu,
Der nid]ts 5lt berbersen bat llnb nid]tss
perbergen mill. SIR @runotpn lit OBJ
l0lnte @obr9aftisfeit.
~ Seine Iusfliidtc iibcr .@cldebe@
neg uno Ibiidten. Seine 11mldreiz
blln9en bctreffs ciscner gciduer0en.
M sic legt Sic gntl6eioung iiber
oas. mas gel9cben lpll, mic Bic 9i,ge
ltd] tpeiter entipideln lallei1, bpultanoie
nad @aibinstun.
m Sic iast: vSn gurer @aub licst
es, Den 9a15en &ricg l6ncll 5l gnpe
5lt briagcll, ipern SIR NIT lppllt. l1nb
in Gurer @al1b lie9t cs, i'm gu perlanz
germ lrb 81 pcridarfen.
.
9eutl6lanb tbi1t NIT Sen neucll
Snltrltftioncn an pie l1-8opte Sen crz
item Shritt cuff beht @ege, Sen es ais
Den bc5ei6net, auf ipeld)em8 albingtpn
Den Srteocn 6erbeifiibren fD1lr1c.
=
-@ia 6crr @tllpn i'm nid)t gebcn,
10 miro Scr 5dritt riidsdnsig scmabt
1lnp Die lz9ppt : @affe in ibrer ganz
gen @udt beripenbet.
Sc fontlnt baranf at, mas @crr
8iliDn ~ i'll. Nnh ei,mal bliibt tim,
bic Mi1glidfeit, Der @ermittler bes
Srtcbeas SIT icitt, ber auf bicicn &ricg
fplgelt mmis, Dhcr beriemigc, Der int
perla'sert l1b peridarft.
~ Eralibent @ilion bat iid nad
bcn seitrisen 9epeidcn enti6icoen.-
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-05-07
Srraussebcr: S. Glider 8rinting 81.
Entssed At the postoffleo at Davenport
q Second Class kaatteY.

Der psaart3e 9cmpfrm", .inf@Iiebrid
6onntaessNusaabe, feds Mlintl1err1 ieoe 8ode,
ntrb an Die @bprulerlten in oiefer staot fir
10 Gents r0bentIi6 pber $500 idbrIi& bel
Torais5abIung fret abgcIiefert.
eeno eirern @oftanlt in ben Ser. Stlaten, Ga.
r1aba pber WseIico. $500 idbrli8 BET gorais,
5abIung.
9ie eunntaas . Mnssabe, rur bird bic goft
mad ieoem 8oitartt in ben Ser. @taaten, foftet
tdprlid $1.00 bel 8orals5ablung.
Ser u1albm5dcntltdc Semufrat", burd bic
8oft tnnerbaIb Ser Ser. @taaten unb bur6
Srdeer in Der Gtabt $3.50, bel Boraus5abInng
5000; mad CANADA $3.50 nnS mad europa
$4.00 Der Sabr Bel 9oraus3abIlt1tg.
1ea as m fMs@s'''1 aas 9saasagssa; II io Ret t msst:
balb Der Ser. Gtaaten $500, mad Canada uno
nod europa $3.50 iabrIi6 bel goraus5abInng.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-05-07
Sir Rricgsnctcranca.

Sic staDt gbentnib gepabrt in bice
iem Sabre ipieoer 5000 Morf gbre,1~
gaben Observation-Disclosures bon 1870
n ltnD 10000 Marf aus Ser @aiiere
8ilbelm : MISUNDERSTANDING
ting an &riegsbeterane,1 aus Sen Sab
rem 1S49, 1863S64, 1866, 187OS71.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-05-07

-@ia Scrr @ilion i'm nid)t gcbcn,
10 miro ser sdritt riidsdnsig semabt
linS bic l1z9ppt : @affe in ibrer gam
gen @lldt beripenbet.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-05-07
@icie MprIe All 5pie(en mar I'm,

- @ieIe Gorle gil ipielen mar gporr
Belgium bes @rieseg an ser GbSDsia
9ralibcnt @ilions. 8ir babcn bercifs
friiber baralti al1fmerfjam gennadt. DaB
Bic Menberllng Der Weitralitdtspolitif
Der Ser. Staatcn e%intrnt, als imSpatz
bcrblf 1914 9eutldlanb erfldrte, baB
cs lih bon Miemanbcn in sic Sriebcnsz
llnterbanblungcn nerbe bineinrcbcu
la1len.
- Son Dem 3eitpunft an batirt sic
pplitip einicitige Gartcinabmc Ser
Amerifaniiden 8csierlns fir gnglal,b
unb leine Mlliirten. 8cnn Scr OcutIbe
Safer iest Sic 8ctbciligllng ser Scr.
Staaten an bcn SrieSenslinterbanb@
lllllgcn in MisIidjt itelt, 10 bcfrieoigt
nas nid)t l,llr BEN gbrgci5 9rditocnt
@pporum .8illpns. ionbcr1 al,d Der
beiBelte 8nnld Gnglanbs,
%lpeld'es bpfft, burd bcn ginflub bcr
Scr. staatcn beim Sriebensl6lub 10
g | III p 1d1 iptc mn irgellD Mpgt11
bappnSlifommen.
Gesbalh mag oud Der aebeim<
riBbpllc @cratbcr bcs &rdIibettcn,
uSbcrlt &mile", Scr gn9lanbs
Sadc bei piciem pertritt, sur %frcnno1
liden 9eltrtheilln9 rnb @nt9egenna6S
me Der beutifen I,ltiuprt1pte gcratben
ba6en. I6er lpclde ginfliiiie au6 at
oiciem Gelltltat beigetragcn BADEN. Die
@alptIade lit, DOB CT ersielt iporoen,
nab sic ariiis uoriiber unb Der Mbrli6
Ser biplpnatiidcn ge5icbltnseh nel@
her Iebr leidt bate gum aricge fiibH
rct f6nnen, pcrmiebcn lporoen 1T. -
Msan fam, ipicber eirnnal erlcidtert
altfatbmcn.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-05-07
Sos fprntc Nlicmaap sSSllnoe1

9as fp,1ntc Micn1anp s@llllber
llcbnlcn, penn in Der Intlpprt : Mptc
perben Der britiI6cnG cgierung,
mic all6 Der lie in Sbus ncbmcnben
@aIbiagtpncr 9ie9icrmng, mcltn nll1 in
9oflidcr Sor1n, berbc 8abrDeitcn 9ez
iagt.
Gs lrirb IN Scr beutid6cn 9ipte
betont, oab meocr Der britiidc gcriub
ber @llsbllngerl,na Der belltlden Chill
bcpDlfcrung, nod bic @affen mnb Mlt<
Acknowledgement scr Ser. Stoatcl,
an Sic Illiirten NIT Scr in Der MmcriS
fenildcn Gpte 10 idarf betpnten
uM c IL GIi9feit" in Ginflang 5l1
bringen Ieien.
Sic @ntlportnpte pcrlaast Icbr
lnperbliimt Gin lddrferes Muftreten
@ailinstpns ge9en @n9lanb mel
d9es a Il gcitimmungc!t bcs Golfers
red)ts inter bie Siibe ~sctrampelt babe,
oab ni@t elm Sesdcn bappn ilbria
lei.
Sails @aibinston bas If I
tbllt, 10 bcbalt lid 3clttIdlnnb, ipie bic
Nntlpprt : Nutc last, sic IS rcib eli
Der ntl6lieBmns", mlb i'm
llnterieebpotfricg, ION belicn gan5lider
Iufgabe ni1t Sic Ncbe lciu fDnne, bor.
9as lit bpd5 flar llno bcutli1 gelprp@
d)en.
8obcr Ser llmldipllng in Ser
Mcinllng SrdiiDcnt 8illpn'S 5milden
Gonnerstas uilO seltcrn? gplltc bieIer
anf Die per Dn 6e 8ptldaft &aiz
Ter 8ilbclms, lpelcbe cr bllr6 9otidafz
ter Gerarb ben Graltbcnten bat iiberz
mitteln lailen, nnb beren Sabalt ni6t
befaa1nt lit, Suriid5ufiibren lein?
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-05-07

Im @pnnerstag mod ipllrbe aus
@aibingtpn telc9rapbirt, bab Die ocnt<
ide Gntipprtnpte, lolpcit ibr Snbalt be-
lei, fir Ii II b frtebiscn
bctradtet iperbc.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-05-07
Gr mirh bic biplpmatiidcn Sc5iebungen
SIT 9cmtidlamb d. t abbrcdJcm.

Sic neltcn Snltruftioncn on sic
gefeblsbaber Der l1z9ootc, erfcnnt er
als cine gefricbi9uns icincr Sorbcrung
an 9eutl1la,lb an.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-05-07

-Gurir Of Ser aailer nem Yra@
liocnten in Iltslidt geltellt bn6en, baB
CT in nidt iebr fcrncr 3eit erIlldt met
Den piirbe, Dos arnt BEG Srtebensber@
mittlers 5u iibernebmcn utb Sriebens~
berbanplul1gen in Sic @ese 51 leiten-
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1916-09-21
Will Fatien Him For The Army,

Stokes Cobb, Of Henderson,
Ky, appeared at the local army
recruiting office Friday afternoon
and begged the officers to enlist
him for the army. He stated
that for two days and two nights
he had not slept or eaten a bite
However. his wish was not graf.
flied. because he was ten pounds
underweight. The officers be-
lieved his story and made ar.
engagements to get him board for
a few days and then weigh him
again, thinking that possibly
with regular diet and seep he
would make the WEI ht eluired
by army recruits. Evansville
Courier.
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1916-09-21

candidate at home, J Frank
Hanley, the Prohibition presiden-
I tial candidate. declared in an ad.
dfess h.re today shortly prior 20
the departure of the ProhibitiJn
campaign special on a months
Western tour.
Liquor traffic is a commerce
which strikes at the very heart
of all we hold dear; which de-
bluches men and undermines the
very foundations upon which the
home rests, and imperils the
social order and threatens the
moral fiber Of the community
ITSELF" Mr.. Hanly quoted Mr..
Fairbanks "a saying in a spet Oh
at Toronto.
And yet the man who uttered
that in absolute control of a
great State convention. refused
TO parmit itt) say a word in con-
demnation of that thing, con.
tiuued Mr.. Hanly. And the ma.
tional convention that nominated
him for Vice President refused
to say a word against il.
Mr., Fairbanks also sent as a
delegate to the natloial conven-
ton to represent the city. where
he lives, a wholesale liquor dealer
ard selected him as chairman
and master OF ceremonies the
day his party notified him of his
nomination 20 the Vice Presi.
dency. and within a month
actually refused to sign a re.
mons,rance against licensing the
traffic in his own ward.
Gods pity a man who in his
heart believes the liquor traffic
to be such a thing as Mr.. Fair.
banks himself has described,
and then permits himself to be
counted for it ia his own ward,
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1916-09-21

profitable results. Pigeons are usual.
ly mated at from FIVE to nine months
OF age. There are two methods of
mating, natural and forced. Under nat
ural mating the pigeons usually
are allowed to select their own
mates. which Is indicated by the
male billing and driving the female.
Experienced breeders. however, are
occasionally deceived by their actions
In selecting sex. In forced mating, as
In natural mating. the breeders should
be selected with definite object, US
Ing males strong In points In which
the females are weak. It Is some
times advisable to break up the mat
Ing between old pigeons and young
birds, although these pairs often give
good results. Where matings produce
undesirable qualities, 1t is necessary
to remate or Gull out the flock. Con-
tinued close inbreedIng is not desira-
BILE and many try to avoid any in
breeding. Where pigeons are banded,
the female on one foot and the male
on the other, 1t is fairly easy to reg
ulate lnbreeding.