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Norwich bulletin., 1916-04-11

Before Justice Benjamin R Brigg at Central Village Saturday morning Walter Lavignc was arraigned for non support and breach of the peace. IT. case was continued to May S.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-17
0iieIenbrumO.


2cot oen orittcu Sbcil Der bll'1enoeH
stoOt Bergen in S'oripc9cn ~
glidc. 0os c5ciddits.Gcntrlm
IciOet on mciitcu eiscnt1ums.
idoOen ouf fimi5c6n g'iAlone"
0oaors qcIAdst. 3mci U'cn.
I6cnIcbcn perlorcll- z0o0
Gcrioncil oboadIos.
GBriltiouiu, 9lorpc9c't 10, 10,
Somtor (oio qonoorD. Ger brittle
Sbeil ser 10000 GinpoDner 5aDleH'
ocn norueoii6cn Staot gersen pl'r' l.l
DC ecitern 9lbcno Ourd6euer dcrl'orl;.
Der onocrid,tete Shooen MIRO aul
Sl5,Oo0,000 eciddet Somelt DC.
fount iino 5wei @crionen ~ oe.
6lonlmcn umgefounlen. Ger Sroll'
NOR oen Serihtcn nah Der lHllilln'l''
III Der @eihihtc g}orwcgcu's.
DoS @ei6Gfts. Centrum nit lelne'
alten @oorenbdlicrm mcbreren oe'
beOeutenoIten Sotels, ciner An0ap
BON S6ulcn. @onfeu uno 3eitln9ls
&sbduoen, iopic Der @Icftridltals
s1Ioac nor Der Ebeil Der Staot' oe'
foit oanaIid in 9lide 9clcot mllroe
W2cbr ais 2O00 gcripnen'lino op
oodloS gcporoeu Do0ll fomnf u, llo% ~
ooB sic ooscr6dilicr, bic nit y'a0
rlmosmitteh fir ocn Seoarl O2,
llntacocno ouacfiiat worcn elm Roll'
Der 8lommcn lonroen 10 oaB )es
p,upfinOIidler Mlongcl Gil Srocerlc
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-17
3a6m oeluorbeu.

gtem Nort 16. SSonlror.
Srail Gnnieline &onfbiirit oie 5iib
rerin Ger friegeriicben Suffrosetten
@nglonos, pelhc befanntlid eeitern
bis SIR Gntihciolng iibcr Die bon ibr
ee9en oos glrsidlieBungs llrtbeii
cineeIeote 9erufling 5iu 9iireihafts.
itcIline sugcIanen mlirOc, 1T nert.
wilroig 5abnt 9eporoeiL iomeit ibrc
Sbdtiefeit ais Suiirogette in 6rage
fommt. Sic iogt Die Srouen IL
England bdtten ieet feinc 3eit oil
oos 5rdienitinnirebt 81 oenfen; iic
ieien 81 ie6r ourA Die e5eoonten al
Ben ariee beidGftiet. 6rou Eonf.
Burit lit nod oieiem Souoe eefoHt.
uicib INN 5onOs fir oie Serben 81
iommeln.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-17

gsoorcn bcItc6t. oie ihon felt @e9inH
ocs &rieqcs fnopp woren.
9ergcn bate gerooc III oieiem
Sa6rc iid uugcpobnIibcr %roiperi-
tat crircit. bciouocrs iniolgc ieincr
@on0clSi6iffa6rt.
C93erqen lit cine Scr GlteltcnStdotc
Oloripcgen's lmo lit Oas ShiIToDrts.
Centrum oes 2auoes. Ole Stoot
IicQt auf elmer biigeligen SolbinleL
ON @noe elmer ticfcn 9oi oes glt'
lontiidcn O5eons, 1870 Dleilcn noro.
iucItlid bon Gbriitionio. Gurb Der
ocn paiiirt cin GROCER EbciI oeS gInSs
lonObonOels 91ormeeen'S. 3o3lretde
NId)cr 1abr5cnge briugcn ibre Nns-
bertc nob bier.
9crqen lit ibon me1rcrc Dtole DON
;yelcrsbrinitcn beimaeiu6t worOet
beionoers III Oen Sobrcn 1902 itno
ts55, iuo sic 9lnIoge Der Stoot nit
Son breitcn oiiencn @ldbcn 5pilden
0cu 5trdBeu oicut oeni 3mede, OoS
ahtsbrcitcn cincs 5cters 5il perbin'
/ bern.
g}iclc scr Sduicr limo aus 0old
ocboltt uno pciB ouocitriAcn-
3u ocu iebenspertbeltcn gailten
ser stoot acboren OoS glotionoINlu
icin, cine aroBc oiientlibc %iblio'
tbcf imo cine biologiiGc 9InItolt.)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-17
&tolicn Mill 2 erb'ien
NiiIic brinAen.

&oriS i6. Sonuor (uer56,
aert). 0ier aus Rom eipgetrof.
ienc Nleloungen loiicn crfcnnen,
ooB ooS itulieuiide Cabinet Sdritte
crsriiien Bat mn Serbien uno N'on.
tcne9ro 6iureideuoc Niilfc 81 briu.
aen aonig emanuel ioa oie iSrogc
III elmer lorgcu 9onfcrcn5 nit Dem
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-17

gluslonoS @liuiitcr Sonnino mlS
ben Nliniitern 0es arieges imO Oet
CSlottc 6ciprod)en 1aben
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-17
per olterreidifdte 2seri6t.
(nraOtIos na8 eaooIIlcl

Serlim 16 Sannur SeferrediId mguridc srnppen 6u-
ecern italucu SdaeeusrObcu @abc SOIuO
scuOmme, Wie bic Genee amc @d6cuus Ses Oierrcdmuga
ridden ueraluS bus wdC bcutC 6cr ciuic @adc6cuS Der
0olc gSoriout bcricbeu:
&Om-Ser-r All ifdteR q ron t.+v~
u9 fhrdc NeOerlag Der Jnncn nni Der beharabiAn JrOn
lat cine &an Der GpcaOncn 6Ogc 0ca6t mcdc ond
icituciligeS Nrtiucrie-6Cncr nnterbrOdeu uirO
Sine 6fdidnugarih @ntrOnae hat nit Griplg eber
radnneS Nngrif nn nifiden UOgedOueu &oen Slf
GarpOOn nunOmmcn nuO bic &eb6g pDs GHfgerie6cH
&On Der ttaIieniiden TrDnt
Die tnIinidc NrAerie Bat gein WUutc Snn Ndele un0
in SenH Der SrHdut0pc SUlmO nuS 95orb cr666e
S6Gtiefcit an ben Sug gelcGt
Ginnabme Der cuideu %Dfipncu Der 0Gbc CsIauia
Nbt6eiMnsn O 81 nnO g. SnfaMcric. uasg
h9rt Gs mnrSu 933 Stulcuer scfougu gnUmmcu 6uen
81 Effcrc eruer wnrOcu Ore Modnengue uu Drci Mnuu
fer erbeEtct
Sterrcihidmusurde Sttrde bobeu StaIicucru ciueu
Sdabcugra6en in Der NGBc Splminu entriHcn
Die aieuid Nrtacrie 1T beiunoerS Sirtten Su
oerbadD SnDnronC nnS 5ogarcne ebr aftU
Sn Die Sirocr San6sgru5e beuadnD 0ic &acri6ger
ben iO0 Sabrcstag Der WrHuOnng bicr Sruppe Die 6fHn
9ardc Nrmee uncrt i'd 9anbdrtet Der rrcdcn Sba
Ocr Srnppcn, Oreu Nbeu Der e Der Seoem 1909
ebt Oie in Ocicm &rge ucrgGno 9orbu amonncn
BabcH.
Bon Scr SaIfan Srpnt
Su @Ontencgro 6abeu 6fdiid urgnrde Srnppeu n6rSld
uGOOa 25O @Ontrucsur aunocu nuS Gin OoaGu
0geS WtnnitOnss7cpOt crp6crt
Die %criOsuue fc6nOcu 6euSeS rO uncrcn Streit
fren in cuergidr &ic osct Die GAIL Der in Der NGb MN
gcruuc gnacn Oeuacucu bic 6bc 800 erreih"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-17
aic bBie Giferlndlt.

@illtomSburA g&.-D., rs.
Sanuar. g8eaen eines iunaen
9laodenS cntiponn iid beute sn frii.
Der @ioroeninlnoe in elmer bieiieeu
Son5baue ein Streit in oeiien Ser.
lonf ein @lann ourb mebrere Sdiiiie
id)mcr uerlpunoet Elm 5meiter ourh
Wiclieritidc UerIett uno AurOerte
BON Nt6ohen uno 5ronen III einc
miloe &anif oeriebt puroen.
&oli5ei&eicrpen ulBten berbei
gcrufen mcroen I'm 0ic &ube mieOer
9er5uitellen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-17
9diier @iIbeIm ougebIih
Dperirt.

~ ~
9iom, 16. Somlor. gab Be
ridten oie beim @otifon cingineel
bot iid) aoiier @iIbelm onaeblib
an Ionneritag elmer Operation I'M
ter3ogen.
IS bciBt OoB crit einc @odjc per-
gebcn muB, ebe DER Wtonarh nBer
@efabr. erfldrt ipcr0en fam.
@oriier 3eituugcu iiber
Ocs &oiiers 8niton0.
Eart$ 16. Sanor. (ger80-
oert) Gic &oriier @'orgeu5citml.
Gen wiOmcu orm SolsleiOeiL non
Dem aaiier g9ilbelm befoIIen iIt Ian.
gere 9eiprehungelt
SIer5tlihe gIitorit0teu pcroen Il,
tirt, oereu 9Iniidten be5iiglib ser
gtohr ocs 2eioenS ipeit oltscinanoer.
aeben
Sin Wleoi5iuer erfldrt, oaB, falls
eS lid mirflih am 9rebS bonoIe, ser
aaiier inmoglib Sic g(ufregruaen
mo Strapo5en oeS arieges 66ttc
iibcrIe6eu f6nueu.
Gin auoercr SpeBiaIilt oriidt oie
9lniibt aus, ooB ser 8aiicr b6dltens
nod EN- So6r 5il Ieben babeu peroe.
@oS elm engIiider 9lr5t
io0t.
ne Soilrnol~ briiat Elm sSnier.
piep nit einem engliicben glr,t or
Morf Sorpell, ipeIder anacblid alS
sliiiitent Oes cir D'erolI Y1aaensie
flngirte, oIs ser 2eeierc eine Cpero.
tion ou 8oiier 5rieorib, 0em @ater
Raiier @iIbeIm'S, lpeacu ciueS acbI.
fopi9rebieS poll3oe.
Gr. SomeIl ioIl aeioot 6obeu, 0aB
es 3ipor lnm0gIidb lei, cine beitinIu-
te Giaguoie iiber oos 2eiOen aoiier
@ilbclm'S 81 iteIlen, 0oB ieooh ali
bcOcuteu iei ooB ouacbIim ne6rere
Der @orfa5rcn 9aiier g9ilbems
oui p0terIitber pie miitterlic6er 5eite
an einem arebsleioen gcItorten
ieien.
Sails Der aoiier ipirflid an Grcbs
leiOe, fouue er I'M giinltigitcn Solle
nod o6t5ebn Monate bis 8pei Syabre
lebeu,
@ine Operation f6nue oaS 2e6ea
oes Nfonardeu oielleidt nod Inn elm
paor 9louote 0erlGneern
slmerifaniicber 9lutor
gefallen.
&oris, 16. Sonilar. Sin
2DonS Depot lit sic offi5icac glod.
ridt cineeIouicn SAB acnnetb gseefs
bon Bottom, Elm Nlitglieo ocs anc.
ritaniihen Corps oerSremoenlcgiou
an II. SUM III Der glGbc pon gjiuun.
hD geiollen 1T. Sr. g9ccfs mar 26
Sabre alt lno Ser 9lutor mebrerar
8iibnenitiidr uno NlouelIen. Gs plr.
DC gliri60eitig Die S(ufiin0ieung ecs
ntadt, ooB Elm anoercr glmerifaner,
Sobn @orle bon gSooiter, Ohio, an
oemieIben Eoae get0otet lpurOc
Ger fran30fiihe g(ben0bc.
rtdt.
EoriS, nio 2onoorL 16 San.
Gas iraB0iiihe ariegs giireau bat
beutc 9Ibeno oos iolaeaOe ofii,ielle
i'm weitlihcn ariegstbeater befaunt
gcmadjt.
vSn 9elgien bat uuicre 9Irtiacric
I'M Gerein nit Ger 6ritiiden 9lrtille.
rie Die feinoliden Sdiieeuaratcu III
Ser o'egeno pon set Sos idpper be.
idldOigt uno 5mei itarfe @ypIoiioncn
IN oen oeiiiben 2inien 6crDorgers.
fen
lhiiere 9attcrie'n 6oubor6irien III
erfol9reid)er g9ciic Die 3ugangc Der
StraBe nod 2iae iiiolih bon qus
rnO iprengten Gin NlnnitionS Dc.
pot III sic 2uft.
gm Siiscl i19, norooitlih bon
9lenoiQc 5t. Bait bat cine liulerer
D|iueH eineu fIeinen ocuti1eu Ros
item 5critort
Sil Den glrgonnen Bat iid) cia
Sanpf nit 9onben mo grauatet
III ser gegeuo bon gouguois abae.
ipielt
Sit Sotbringcn ba6en mir fcin0li.
dc Iruppen, peIde iiioIib bon 99re
melin ucro0itIih bon @aoonpiuer,
5Alanillenge5ogcn muroen miter
6eicr eenoniucr4
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-17
Siterrei4er erObern ital. 2aufgraOen
2ssridt Oes Ssat(dem @emstartass.

berlin, 49, Sonnar (Oa GuuOOn) Die britidc Artlerie
6umbarOrtc fronOfide StoOt ellie Der bsn 0rnS
Die 6onn 0euden prt f O6uc eOu uenuCuswertcu
ShaSeu nneeridtet 81 bG6en
2c SuuOe brust Der Bn @udmtus Der Ocncu ubcrca
ScercSeing cracue 0mde Scdt um gau5cn u6Nlt na
mie fOlgt, lantrt:
&eflidcr 9rices dDonplut.
oGn ieuSlid NOnOr 9at crOsos Oie GcsuO &cteuOe
lin Sclgieu) 6om6arSirt.
Die @ten babu SuS Sae 6edOicu bis jckt Scn
sGn5 nudeOcutcuOCn SdJaSem augerid)ct.
Sm lletriscu hat un Der @eint Ie66utc ArtacrOuea
unO WhncuSperatOuen gese6eu.
@idts &eneS anf pit nnb Salfan 5rUnt
Mc6cr au Gtlideu uod ou Sm Saan SriegsidanpIat
ubeu d Grsuic erwGbucnsWert6er SOcrus bseipie"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-17

Wl0dicn cine uolllt1noig neu orAo'
niiirtc icrbiifc 9Irmcc uon 100000
W'dm an6ictcn iuiiroc g9egenn Der
nlongclboften StraBen in SIl6anien
lei 0as gororingcu ser 9ulgoren IN
9(l6onien nit Observation-Disclosures
uerfniipit. Erob ser 9hisidifhmg
italieniicber Sruppen in 9Ilbonicu
mare es iiir Oic Scrben u0tbig ic'
ncs 2ano ST ocrloiicn.
Sine onocrc GcpeiWc ocllelben
Gorreipouoclrten pom Soalitag be,
6auptct, sic @crpropiaHtiring Der
9lrmcc'a ser teitoniidcu &erbinocs
ten im0 ser transport ibrer gIrtiI.
leric uno Niunitiou lei 10 lfipierig,
OoB iie por 3ipci g9od)cn IN tencni
3uitoiio iein piirOen. Die GfIeriipe
aeQcn sic Gntcute Srippen 81 err
grcifen. Die Stclhmgeu Scr Erlp.
pen scr Gcntromadtc leicn ourcb
2uitfa6peigc in Grfa6rlng 9cbroht
lUor0cn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-17
glnto.lInfaa

&t0gewooo, S&Sv t6. San.
Or. 6. 4. Soufs, Der ErdiioenI
scr DSonfs Dental g(iiociotion z
mlroe ouf Ser Stelle get0otet, ais
iein Slitto an ser Grie.9obntreu8ung
pon einem 3uge getroiien ipuroe
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-17
1lntuabr.
.-----
%On &Om geiamOtrr
Seridt.
Sesiiglid 2Serienfnng Ses
DIterreid)iirbcm &reu5ers.

aeiu Ser Ooppclmonor@ic geb0rigcs
aricaSidiff ucrmiBt ioot ssicn.
6ron5oiiidcs Soudboot ihcint
ocric6cntid Gin 9(aiirten-s -sdift
5crit0rt gu bobcn. Git monte
uegrinii6cr Sieaicrrna 5ur Belt
in sfutori.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-17
lgrnhlIos mad enhniILel

9erlim 16. Sonuor. (lleberiec-
9iohri6ten 9lgcntir.) 8eridtc
aus 8ien beiogen Dob 0ie Stefoni.
glacntur om ia. sSomior antiinoigte,
oos fron50iiihe Soudboot y5ou.
coult" babe eincu 0iterreidiiHrmgo-
ridden &reu5cr bonn uyloonro"- EDp
in oen 0jrimO 9ebobrt. 90 ieoodl
fcin oiterrcidiid1mgoriihes Sdiif
oermiBt miro, 10 i6eiut cs, ooB OoS
Eoudboot aus @erieben Elm S6iif
Der entente 02Gdtc perieuft bat.
(@inc am Is. 5. Nirs. IN &onl
eenodtc oiii5ic0e 9(nfiiuoiglnG
bottc beiogt DOB Oos frou5oiiide Il.
Boot n6oucmllt," Oos Der itolieni-
ihcn 5lotte 5ugctbcilt iit ON 13.
Sonuor I'M ooriotiihen Y}cer einen
oitcrreidiidcn @otrouiae &reu5er
pom ngtoboro" Cup Dcrientt bobc.)
Sfutori Ser meme &egic.
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sfnIori 0er nele 9leaio.
lErabIIos na@ eanbinel

X I I IT. ~. NDNllANA. --iN
lle6eriee gto6rihten 2lgentr mel
set, OoB Oie monteneariniide 9tegie.
rlmg in Scutori ongefommcn lit.
Cic Goniuhl Der iremOen Nlddte
imo BON Scutori nocb glleiiio an Der
olboniihcn aiiitc, etpa 20 NleiIen
iiioliher, nmgcjoscn
Cie moutcnegritiid5c 9lrmce iol
iib pon &oogoribo 5uriidgc5ogcl
boben.
Gic9(Iliirten 6red 6eitcn
Oen @rtedeu gc9eniibet.
2onoon i6. Sanilar Gie
grieAiicbc &e9ieumg iiebt i1 Oenl
crniten Ero6lem gegenii6er, ibre
Gruppen IN ScrreS nit 9lobuingS.
nittelu 5il pcricben, nodoem oie gll-
liirtcu oic @obnbriiden in g}orO.
@ricbcnlonO in oie 2uft qeiprengt
boben; iie mag iicb eeuot6igt ie6cn
einen I6cil oicier Grilppcu 1lriid-
5u5ic6cn, mic cine &euter Gepeihc
ans Solonifi inter 0em Gohm oeS
13. Sonuor onoiebt.
nTic 3eritorung Der 9o6ubriidc
in Gemir Siiior," 10 6eiBt es in ser
Gepcihc, bat in griediiAen areiien
cine Seniation crreqt, Oo lie ollc
Gcrbinomg nit Dem 0itlihen Wiocc
oonieu obidncipet, oilsgcnonmcn
iIbcr sic N|ilitdrbride ii6er sic Strl.
ma 6ei Gorosculi ino ii6cr Sen g9oi.
icrmes pio aopoIo."
Die @eoolferung in Scrrcs iu0
oic itarfcn griehiicben Gruppennlui.
len, sic in iencr @eacno conSentrirt
lnO, 6dngcn bc5iiglid i6rer9}obrllna
bon Solonifi o6 Gin groBer E6cil
Der griediidben Streitfrditc. iucld]c
in Solonifi 3uionmengc5oqcn nor.
Oeu moren uurocn bcfontIib nab
Scrres acouOt,
Gle 9iegicrimg iie6t iia 6o6cr &c.
5iiglidj ocr Gerpropiontirltno oieier
Sruppen einem iebr ernItcn 9Sro.
blcrn ge9cniber imO mog lid ge.
5wlngcn ieben eineu E6eil oericl.
ben 5nriid5l3ie6cu ooer obIum.
iiern.
sluBer Der 0cnie @iiior 9riidc
| linO ole 9a6nbriiden mo GioOufte
oui oericl6eu Sinic bis ii6er ailin.
Der 6mauS bon ocn Gnteutc Eulp.
pen nj oic Suit aeiprenot iuoroeu,
ipdbrcno 0ic GeIearop6en- rno &c,
lep6on &crbinOung obgeihnittcr
worOcu 1T.
Cie milOeiten @eriihte be3iialidj
cines GoritoBes ser Geutidbeu unO
9ulgoren lino inn llmlatf; ood)
bis6er lit nod fenc beOeutcnoe Sf4
icuiiu 9cweguno in Die @eac &C.
lcitct iuoroen,"
( Scnc mDt6iihc nurS er6eni
glrmcc.
@oriS, f6 Somior. Ginc pom
1rcitog Oatirte Gepeidc oeso Semps"
ans Soloniti beiogt
gC6erit @ofooitid, ser icrbiite
aricqsminiiicr iaatc, aIs er ii6 aul
Dem qriedbiihen Sorpe0p6oot Der.
iiorer .S'clos" nod 9rinoiii Gin.
idifite, 0oB Serbien sen Gutenie
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-17

AbUnncntcn, Dtc hen ,,AcMtlHca NgrrcA
tppnncntCn" isidJt piinttIidl uoer nltreacla
nntlta crbalten, ill,o gcbcteH, bcr Office
oopun pcr geIephun DSef idlri'..lM gllts
lAeiIuna 81 motAeR.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-02-07
THE GOOD IN HOBBIES

The busiest man. who alone knows that recreation is
the best rest finds it in hobbies and these hobbies
that to the busy are source Of life and spirit would be
to the idle useless and without meaning.
There are hobbies and hobbies.
There are hobbies that the natural ebulition Of
full spirits and sympathies.
There are hobbies which mark the individuality Of
men and women as above the commonplace and not
hedged within the narrow boundaries of lfes mere
routine
The best among like to step aside from the trodden
path and smell the fragrance of some favorte flower
This flower may be confined to the botanical order at
ALL 1t may be an orphan child fallen friend general
charity or any other of the many sacred objects Of
that have come into the world to lift us out Of everyday
sordness and the misery of seclusion and self.
The woman who has money to supply every want and
servants to do every household task sometimes seeks
refuge from ennu in caring for the poor God bless her
and her hobby Would there were more like her and
more hobbies like hers
Andrew Carnegie's pet hobby is the founding Of
libraries John D. Rockefellers is the endowment OF
colleges No doubt the pleasure they find in giving is
commensurate with the benefit this world receives.
1t is hobbies which lure out Of the noisome shadows
Of selfish existence to cleanse ourse Of moral and men
tai malaria by bathing in the sunshine Of broader life
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-02-07
DIES MONIES PLAN HAS FAILED

The so-called Des Moines plan Of city government,
which was pointed to as example by many opponents
of the old systems appears have failed 1t was adopt
ed seven years ago and quite novelty at that time,
thus attracting almost much attention as the Calves
ton PLAN following the great flood In the Texas CITY,
Councilman W. F. Mitchell of Des Mones has re-
signed after branding the whole plan failure, con-
cusion in which he seems to be backed up by majority
Of the people
According to Mr.. Mtchels statement the bonded and
floating Indebtedness of Des Mones has increased nearly
$000000 since the plan put in force seven years ago.
The plan was heralded that would eliminate par
tisan politics from all municipal elections, place the
responsibility for the failure of the city gov
ernment upon the heads of the individual commissioners
and generally make for enconomy and efficiency Mitchell
says politics has not been eliminated and that financially
the plan has accomplished good Mitchell favors elect
ing councimen by districts rather than at large paying
them for one meeting week He believes all municipal
executive control should be vested in the city manager
together with power to enforce all laws and ordinances
and to control all city work Mitchell believes this would
kill the political phase he believes has made the old DeS
Moines plan useless
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-02-07

Corvallis man. through the Courier of that city, adj
vocates the issuing of money in large quantities by
the government to be loaned to the people at per cent
Splendid idea-but why charge any interest at all? The
government presses could turn it out at very small cost
and might sell direct to those who need it at the cost of
printing Better still would be law authorizing any
one in need of money to order it printed in quantities to
suit at the local job printing Offices Some Of these
plants in Oregon especially not very busy now and
printing money would be a lucrative job that would give
employment to more printers and pressmen and assist
the rising tide of prosperity to grow into the proportions
Of a tidal wave. The Corvallis mans idea is not all
revolutionary but in line with the present tendency OF
regulating everything and curing all the evils from which
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-02-07
NEWTON WALKER, PROMINENT
CITIZEN OF DONALD, DIES

Newton Walker, prominent citi-
zen Of Donald, died after q brief i'll
ness. at salem Friday morning, aged
A years, The funeral was held in
that city Saturday.
During his residence in Donald Mr..
Walker was always identified with the
progressive element and at the time of
his death was mayor Of the city He
was manager and part owner of the
Donald Nursery company, business
that reached large proportions under
his guidance. He is survived by his
bereaved wife and child; Mrs. H. y.
Goode, sister, Donald; Mrs. Earl
Sperry, sister, Portland Mrs. Mona
Clark, sister, Salem; Dayton Walker,
brother. Donald. and by his parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Warren Walker Of Sa.
lem. Mr.. Walkers death is distinct
loss to the eommunity.-Woodburn In
dependent.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-02-07
Candidates File at
State Secretary's Office

H. A. Canaday, of Medford, is
candidate for nomination by the repub-
lican party for the office of district
attorney for jackson county
r. r. Turner, of Roseburg. has filed
as a candidate of the democratic party
for the office of delegate to the ma
tional democratic convention. First
Congressional district. His statement
says, ~ stand for the policies of the
present administration, and for Wilson
all the time.
DIR. J. C. Smith, Of Grants Pass. is a
candidate for nomination by the re-
publican party for the office of state
senator. seventh senatorial district,
comprising the county of Josephine.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-02-07

The social forces that are seething underneath the
calm exterior of Chinese life are not all in favor of Yuans
assumption Of the title Of emperor the opinion of
of our Eastern exchanges That there are good reasons
for that step beyond doubt The oriental reverence for
established custom not among the least of these The
government Of China is VIGOROUSLY weak. 1t was be-
eved that this step would strengthen it. The struggle is
not between republican and mOnarchal government
so much as it is between highly decentraized and
greatly strengthened central government The situation
is not unlike that existing America prior to and during
the Civil War; Yuan represents the growing centralized
power of the republic under Lincoln his opponents repre-
sent the states rights ideas of Calhoun and Davis There
the parallel ends except that it is undoubtedly true that
only more powerful arm striking out from Pekin can
save China from the fate that has already overtaken
Korea Tibet and Mongolia
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-02-07
CONFECTIONERY FIXTURES SOLD

The furniture and fixtures of the
Palm confectionery were sold al sner.
iff s sale Wednesday al IL o clock by
Deputy sheriff w. l. Needham to sat
isfy a ehattel mortgage held by the
People S Bank in the sum Of $500. A
meeting Of the creditors met in Port.
land the same day. and the stock in
store win probably be taken care Of in
short time /, j.. Adams. owner of
the building, says he intends to again
open the store. The fixtures went to
the hank ON their bid covering their
elaim.-Silverton Appeal.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-02-07
l9=9 Editorial Page of "The Capital Journal [z59==

the body polite suffers through legislation The govern
ment should take care of its people or go out Of the
governing business. Why should the people be COM
PEELED to labor to raise grain and potatoes and
livestock in order sell them to secure little of the
filthy lucre called money when all that is necessary is to
print all Of the commodity that is needed? The only
weak thing about this plan that the printers would still
be compelled to work. the supply Of money would be
cut o-but no doubt the Corvallis statesman win be able
to eradicate this little inconsistency if his wife take
in sufficient washing to support him while he is thinking
it out.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-02-07

~ to introduce the hot lunch for the
pupils at the noon hour.
A short program was rendered by
the pupils. and round table discus
sion was conducted by Supervisor Par
sons afterwhieh lunch was served by
the ladies'. ~ c. Maris from Superin
tendeut Churchll's office addressed
the meeting ON Education and Indus
trialism.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-02-07

less world To Greenlands icy mountains
the dreadful message flew, by Afric's sun
ny fountains the sweating heather knew.
By many an ancient river, on many palmy
plain, the news made people shiver, and
filled their souls with pain. And as their
ire grew larger, we heard the nations sing,
ooh, let us lynch the charger that bucked
and threw a kingw Know all men by these
presents, and also by this sign: That day
ten thousand peasants were shot and killed
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-02-07

like swine Yea while that worst Of horses induged in
leap and bound ten thousand nameess corses were piled
upon the ground They lay beside their rifles all stained
with blood and dirt but who heed such trifes when
royalty gets hurt?
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-02-07
TRAGEDIES

The king was riding slowly, reviewing of his troops,
when with zeal unhoy the band sent up whoops.
The steed much affrighted the king was scared,
alas and Ger its head he skited and landed the grass
And operators tireess the dreadful tdings hurled by
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-02-07

Now that the Garden of Eden has become battle
ground those waring rulers might agree that Eve was
responsible for starting the row.