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Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-11-09
WELL KNOWN PEOPLE

William Dick, veteran secretary
of the Philadelphia School Board
will be reelected next week.
David Martin, elected state SEN
ator was once a Senator, then Secre-
tary of the Commonwealth and then
Insurance Commissioner. He likes
farming best of all.
j. H. Weeks, prominent Dela-
ware County motorist. has been urg-
ing jitneymen to obey the law upon
the theory that they need instruction.
Louis Burk, who displayed Or
cbids at the Philadelphia flower show.
has been collecting the flowers for
'E-Justice Walling used to be district
attorney of Erie county.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-11-09
THE SUPREME COURT RACE


DESPITE the fact that both Re-
- publican and Democratic or
ganizations favored the election
of Judge Walling to the State Supreme
Court it is a very significant commen-
tary on the ineffectiveness of the
Nonpartisan Judiciary law under
which the election was held that
Charles Palmer, his obscure opponent.
polled some hundreds of thousands of
votes, according to the early returns.
Mr. Palmer is an unknown country
lawyer who has made little or no ef-
fort to practice before the bar of his
home county, confining his work al
most exclusively to that of a notary.
He is unquestionably an honest man
of unshakable convictions, but even
his friends have admitted that he lacks
both the experience and the ability to
grace a place upon the bench of the
most exalted tribunal in the State. His
comparatively large vote is explained
by the fact that his name appeared
first on the ticket. To that, also, he
owed his nomination. 1t is a poor law
indeed, that permits an eminently
qualified candidate to be endangered
by the mere fact that his name begins
with w while that of his opponent
starts with p.
Even the state of mind seemed to be
in doubt to-day
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-11-09
The Farmers Happy Life.

any one else. because Nature is not yet
understood, and SO many things may
happen. For instance a jackson man
fed buttermilk to his calf the other
day, and the calf died. When the calf
is not dying, the steed is choking on
an apple, the horse has bolts, the
sheep breaks its neck jumping over
the fence. the chicks have the pip, the
turkeys get their feet wet in the dew.
the oats are too thick to stand up, wa
ter browns the hay. wind breaks down
the corn. the COW eats wild onions and
but what is the use!
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-11-09

operation of the State and the city.
1t ought to be possible within the next
month or six weeks to definitely de-
eide upon what shall be done with re-
spect to the permanent scheme of treat
ment.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-11-09
Pathetic

Another pathetic little feature of
everyday life is the way a narrow
minded little runt will settle back in
his chair in self-satisfied way and
open his remarks with Broadly speak
ing. State Journal.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-11-09

Some developments of the campaign
indicate pretty conclusively that in
dividuals cannot hope to succeed simply
because they march under the banner
of a particular party.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-11-09

Doubtless. however, it will be long
time before these find their way into
the exclusive circles of the dictionary
words.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-11-09

If the election is nothing else, it
is in the best sense the demonstra-
tion of newspaper efficiency. Even
the fact that newspapers like the
New York Times and The World
they supposed the election of Mr.
Hughes was assured, cannot blind
thinking people to the fact Know
ing they might face disaster, these
papers did so intelligently; and
there is no room for question that
a public not reached by the largest
torchlight procession understood
and understands their sincerity and
desire for public service.-Wall
Street Journal.
Some sarcasm!
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-11-09
Our Daily Laugh
AN EXPERT.

Is that new
chauffeur o (
yours a skilled
mechanic
You bet he Is.
He can ana
more things the
matter with that
car than ! ever
dreamed Of.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-11-09
SHARING THE
BURDEN.

The Judge -
You two men
have been tried
and found guilty
of burglary. Tho
sentence will be
two years inn
prisonment In the
penitentiary.
The Yeggs
That makes one
year apiece No
90 bad
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-11-09

Nothing could be more favorable for
the proper treatment of the Capitol
Park zone than the harmonious CO.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-11-09

The trouble about these election con-
tests is that we have no pinch hitters
to put in when the bases are full
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-11-09

A few more days of this sort of thing
and the nerve specialists will have to
hire assistants,
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-11-09

We bet the suffragsts among the
telephone exchange girls aren't in favor
of eIecting President every four years.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-11-09

HISTORIC HARRISBURG
This city started water system
back in the thirties. 1t was carried
around in wagons.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-11-09
DO YOU KNOW

That Harrisburg's vote on the
loan was watched all over the
State?
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-11-09
THURSDAY EVENING, NOV. 0.

Man DiH be soul long time after
he has ceased to hare body; and it
stakes soul to lift body"-JAMEs
/. VANCE.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-11-09

Even the state of mind seemed to be
in doubt to-day.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-11-09

"Jim" Cramer, the Democratic cam
didate for State Treasurer, turned up
a winner in the official figures in
the Juniata county contest on Tues
day, although almost everyone else
who ran ahead in that district was
Republican. Mr. Cramer comes from
that county and has large "freund-
schaft" which remembered him.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-09-03

- Sn anbetratbt Ser 8idtisfeii
Ser grntefrase ideint Bic @orfebuna
lelbit IN uni erer 3eit auf cine art 0lit@
beltimmun9sre9t iiber bas S6idial
Ser gDlfer nidt gang ber5idtet gu
baben.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-09-03

Sic Scr. Gtaatel,, Sic 9rn6te neutrale
NSadt. mittbun. Nbcr utter Scr @il@
ion : Megierltl,g miro oics niemaIs ses
ldebcn. Ser Srdiibcnt labt lieber Die
ameritaniidcn @anbels : Amslidten
burh Gn9Ianb sdnslib pernidten,
als bab ct gu einem ipirflid,cn @or%
geben eesen Sic freden Giratcn Der
@elt an beltimmen tpdre.
OILS Mntport ouf Ben s9rotcit /"
@illpns bat England Die lhlpar5c
2ilte Ser in Mdt uno 8ann aetfnnen
amerifaniiden Sirmen einfah eripei@
teri. Mlr sic elenbe ensliide 9rele
.biersllanbe lit baran Sdulo. bab bas
betb6rte @plf ieinen 8rdlioenten nnb
leincn 8onsreb, feline 9iencr, nidt
gum @anoeln alpinst. @dre Sic Ser
oummuus nurdy oieie ldmdbliden
3eitunsen nidt. 10 miiBte ma1t lpsar
am Hatriotismls bes a~merifaniihen
Bottles ner5tpeifeln.
Ser goben Ser Stupioitdt lit 10 su1
beadert, oab ein Mitslieo bes aabiz
nets, setretar gafer, losar bic
Stirne baben fann. Die 8ebalptune
auf5uiteuen. @ilion babe vben aus
mdrtisen 8%e5icbunsen bieles 2anbes
Sen @eiit Ser l1nabbansisfeits : grs
flaruns llro Ser soloenen 8e9el (@ol=
Sen MllIe) einseflDbt." 9ieIe @ort'
lprad Ser ueue @riesslefretar bel Sci
Niaine &asne, obne su errotben
Sem man fann lange lnden, bt:
cine sleide @ntltellun9 II. @erSreblne
Ser @abrbeit ipieber sefunoen miro
@illon's gauge 8%rie9spolitif tpar ein'
LANCE Settle Ser bDdlten llnseredtig:
felt seseniiber ben @entralmadter
unb 5usleid Ser Midtadtung Der SSn:
tere1en bes eisenen @olfes. @as Del
.@eiit Ser l1nabban9isfeits : grfla:
rurs "in 8ilion's @%usleeuns OIL:
belanst, 10 bat er Nmerifa ipieoe
tbatiddlid gu elmer ensliiden Solo
nie sema9t. @are @err Safer MIDI
5ufduis &riess1efretdr, 10 miibte maj
slauben, er babe NIT ieinem 5pmmu'
Den bemofratilhen 9ralioentl6afts
fanoiaten perulft.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-09-03

pbern bicie 9eutidca berlfen iporbcn
marel,. In sen Mealierll @ermant,z
ltabts. bas nit Sen anbcrcn bcutiden
iiebenbiirser Stabten arf einem aro<
Ben She'll Der 8alfanbalbinlel imatit~
telalter bie @plle Ser Sanlaitabte iiber<
nummen bate. ideitertc mebr als
+cinml Die Nadt bes tiirfiiden @eeres.
ebe es oielem 9elan9, 9ans llnsarn III
feline @eipaIt 81 brinsen. Gus snn5e
16. nnb II. Sabrbunbert binbnr6
balerten Die &riege; crit nod Der Nie=
berlase Der Siirten Dor @ien i'm Sab
re 1858 seIan9te bas 2ano sur Mllbe,
nad)oem Die acknowledgement stanbe
fiinf Sabre nod Dem eben e~rpabntcn
greisnib Die Sberbobeit 2eopoIp BEG l.
anerfannt batten.
Sun piu ein anberer SeinS. Ser
Mumdne. Der Stammesbrloer bes
bon Dem sad1eu uiht eerane seadte&
ten @aIaden in @iebenbiirsen, bas
ldone 2anb iid unterperien, es aus
leiner @erbinbuns nit Selterreids
llnsarn reibenl @ie ser Stalieuer
peritedt allb er feline ipahren @blidten
binter. erlogenen @nripG1lber. - SHE
@eutidlanb nnb SeIterreid feinoli6
selinnte 8elt meint nun, 8llmdniens
gintritt in Sen arieg miiile perbansz
nibppu iperben fir Sic Gentralmddte;
lie peraeiien babel, baB oas infame
@erbaIten Ser rllmdniiden Gplitifer
Sic moraliide @iberItanosfraft bon
Selterreid : l1n9arn nrr erb6ben fanm,
Size ounfelde Stunbe in Ser @eld)idte
Ser @absburser lit Sic s%ese1ipartise
ldnsit nidt; mir elauben, nab audi Sc,
nere Seinb nidt mebr allsridten tpirf
als sic &abelmader. @ir 9eutl6z
Mmeritaner ipolen nns baran erin=
nern. penn nun in sen arie9snadrid=
ten bon siehenbiirgen Sic Mebe lit:
SIM @olferenapab einse5lpangt,
Gin beutIber Stamm lit l6ner be:
brdnat .......
8eim traniDlpan' iden Mpentpall
SIZE eide bradte ni9t gum Sal
SabrbunbertIturm. Som 8liis beriebrt
sic mur5elt felter, fraftbemebrt.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-09-03
u,,b napolitiide 8anbsloKen.

8umanien bat 0elterreid : l1ngarn
Sen &rie9 erfldrt - bafilr bat es oret
ariesserflarunsen einsebeimlt: bon
@eutIdlano. bon Der Siirtei unb bon
- Iu6 8umdnien miro bon Ser
@abrbeit oes beutiden Sprii6ports
i~iber5eugt per0en: @orsetban nnb
nabbe0a6t, bat mandem l6on srob
2eio gebra6t.
- Sod 600 @ilometer Bebirss<
trout mebr. Gs 1T aIles Elm Auftpa@
lden.
- 2onbon freut iih ~unbdnois iiber
&umaniens @iilfe. glio iparen Bic
siesesfanfaren ood Stuff.
- 9as &~riess5ieI @umaniens tpie
aller ieiner @erbiinoeten lit, mebr gu
triegen. als linn 5utommt.
\ x X
SET &Dnig bon 8riedenlanb lit
nieber leibeno. @abrideinlid eiupanz
fall bon afllter @eni3eloitis.
- Stalien riibmte li6 itets Mu<
maniens als elmer Sdnelternation.
SIZE IreuloIisfeit liest alfo in Ser So
Mile.
- Sic 8riten ruiniren Sen ameriz
fanil6en Sabafs6anbel. Sic nah 2on&
Don geri6teten 9rotefe lperben in
8aud aufseben.
- Mrbeitiudenbe Srlanber f6nnen
fait nirsenbs in England 8eldaftiz
suns finoen. gollen burd 9unser sez
5ipungen lper0en, Ing Seer gu tretenl
- Gus Qonbon fommt sic Ma6ri6t
bon elmer 0Nebolution in @amburg".
Mn bie n&ebola1tion in Berlin" slanbt
teiner mebrl i
- SIZE neueite @riegserfldruns
tpirb nidt einmal cine Mbnedlelun9 in
Sic amtliden aliirten Beridte brin9en.
9enn ielbitrebeno iperben aub Sic Nu=
manen umsebenb unb beseig gu liegen
%beginnen.
- Geitbem Numdnien in Sen arieg
einse9riffen fat, lit 9eutfdlanb cine
seidlagene Station. Iagt Retrofrumm.
Natiirli6 nur in militdriiedm Gimme.
9enn 0as Monopol, NIT 8linobeit
unb 9ummbeit geidlasen gu fem.
belibt Hetrofrumm ALIEN.
2onboner 8ldtter beulen ulb
"forbern". baB Sic amerifaniibe Ste
sieruns Sic @efabr oes Giienbabnz
itreifs iofort beleitise. @ie beiorst Bic
2onooner nm uns iinb. bas beibt, nm
bie Mllnitionsfabrifanten, Die ibre
Yrooufte nidt bef5rbern f0nnten.
- Sn Nnbetratbt Ser 8i6tisfeii
Ser grntefrase ideint bic @orfebuna
Ielbit IN unierer 3eit auf cine art 0litz
beltimmun9sre6t iiber bas Sdidial
Der @Dlfer nidt gang ber5idtet gu
baben.
- @iidlideripeiie lit ansunebmen.
DOB Der gntidluB 8umdniens ni6t
MIR bon ben Illiirten, ionbern audi
bon ben 3entralmddten nit einem,
itarfen @rab Ser si1erbeit %borausge<
|feben porben lit.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-09-03
sic IoGtem taglid einen stublsans
haben.

Gin FREEZER leidter gtltbrsang ieoen
Sag lit elm 3eiden gutter @eiunbbeit.
9r. Sings Neip 2ife Bius iperben ST.
nen einen leidten Stublgans beridaf<
fen obne gdmer5en uno SIR Sbitem
bon glutsiften befreien, Sir 8lut
reinieen, @artleibisfeit bertreiben nno
cine bor5iigli6 anbauernbe @irfung
auf SIR ean5es Spltem baben. Madt
sic fiibIen. als ob sic leben tponten.
SOUR Csc bel Mpotbefern. (In3.)
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-09-03
Sencr- Meloet i'm ne II,
SWIMMERS anb Sage Der Senermelse'
Hatipnen.

tf1ftDHen.
9 ct. Sares !&otel.
13 Buckingham Mob MNs Lir1.
tportb ctr.
II Gritte nro Fillmore GtrnBe.
Is Dritte uno Mprtle 5trabe.
16 gierte 1i1tb @arrtn StraBe.
IL Speite unto Gaplor StraBe.
18 Speite unb 9romn 5traBe.
10 5ed1te nnb Marquette 5trabe.
81 Sront nnb 5cott 5trabe.
90 Siinfte ut16 @aines 5traBe.
"a Critic inns Scott Strabe.
% 3peite utto &arriicn 5traBe.
26 Siinfte n1b Sarrilon GtraBe.
27 Dritte un6 Nerrp StruBe.
IS Rritte n1to Moin 5traBe.
90 3weite nn6 NrabD StraBe.
81 sSiinfte 1tnb @rabb gtrabe.
80 &otel &inball.
33 5hlaudbaus No. l..
"a @ier5ehnte un6 Tarnm Str.
50 9rei5eb11te u110 grenont aDe.
36 Colt Miper ctr. ,rnS Cambria
MDen11e.
81 5iebente urb Mod Sglanb Sr.
3S Bierte nn6 2e@laire 5traBs.
SO gaie 1tro Teberol Strobe.
Al ad)te inns &arriion StraBe.
40 9nolfte rno Miplep @trabe.
43 8ebnte lln6 graon gtrabe.
Al g., 81. S. & s.. 5bops.
45 @ier5ebnte nnb Berrp Strdfbe.
46 Siinf5ebrte un6 &arriion Ctr.
AZ 2oc1,1t uno grobD @trabe.
48 @ed5ebnte 1tn6 Soma StraBs.
40 Gedsebnte nrrb Mrlingto,t Gbe
81 Stanbor6 Oil So.
SO galt Miper 5t. 1tnb College Abe
SO @pring ctr. un6 Sltmmit ane
81 3ebnte uno @rana Mben1te.
IS Sii11fte urtb Soma 5troBe.
81 Me1nte un6 2eGlaire 5trabe.
So Msou11b ln6 gobD 5traBs.
So elite ,tno Soma 5traBs.
81 gtnats= 8aiienbaas.
81 6arnam unb Sigb Strabe.
So 2oeuit GtraBe unb @ra1b &b.
ga 8raoD 5traBe nnb 8arf 2ane
IS Belle Mbe1tre ltnb ga5t 5trabe
G7 8rano uno Miholas She.
II GipleD nn6 YleaIamt 5trabe.
70 Occult r1to Gaines 5traBe.
Is 8ier3ebtte uno Gaines GtraBa
"a Siinf5ebnte ltno @arren ctr.
rs Md]te ,,,nb Gaines StraBe.
81 2ocu1t unb 9ioilion StraBe.
80 l1nion u1lo @aibington 6troBe
SO Adte unb 5illrnore Strabe.
"a Siinfte unb 9aplor 5trnBe.
IS 2eonarb un6 Marqltette Strab.
SO Siebent. Git. 1rn6 Mlmtd She.
81 giebente unb 9anie Str.
80 2eortaro lno @a1bingtort Str.
81 Occult 1tlr6 Narqliette Girabe.
80 Mercp &oipital.
SO ct. gincent's Drpbanasa.
1872 Sront urlo Main Strabe.
1913 Grand Opera Souie.
124 3tneite uno Main sirake.
1875 8urtis Opera &onie.
1876 @merioan Gbeatre 8iibne.
1877 Columbia Ibeater.
212 Giogeippob utb Sincreft HE.
213 Sutton nn6 Mdiltiiippi aDe.
ZIG gbriitie ct. unb S11mnrit abt
312 9ritte unb 9ibiiion Strabe.
813 &odingba1 @oao unb 9ipifto
5!rabe.
Sid Godinabast aoea uxb 6otue
5traBe.
3t5 @lacoie Maihine1trnltr,t.
3t6 telegraph Moab unb Molff 2.
319 Buckingham &on6 u16 2incol
Npe1llle.
32t Sefite unb Dat etrabs.
1923 9ritte ,inb Dat 5traBe.
324 Buckingham MooS unb gla1
Strobe.
1876 6ancod nnS lineoIn Ars.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-09-03
Mien mnrnt Sic Mnhriditen ~

= @ien iparnt, Sic Madridten aus
Mumdnien nit @orlidt a1f8unebn,en,
@rblen an sic 8anb. Ser Meutrale
bebarf Ser 8armlns nidt unb Die
angloamerifa,iihe Yrclie mbpentet
tic.
Sn 2ima, Ohio, baben ii6 flint
t~auienb NUiiinner CUR 2pndn,lg eines
ein5ieen Megcrs sulamn,en9etban nno
beipaffnet. Ser Geredtisteitslinn bes
amerifaniiden @nltes in manGen
@esenben lit einfab erbebenb unS -
%erbrildenb.
~ Sc lit stpar cine rein internc
Ingelegenbeit; aber BET Sen intimen
8e5iebungen Morsuns nit cinem gc@
miKen 0errn @prins : &ice barf es
~feinesfalls iiberralhen, ipenn lid aus
san3 beltimmten @rimbeu sur Ser
biitung bes ~orpDenben Gilenbabnz
ltreits aid fremoer ginflnB gelteno
madt.
- gs sibt feinen staat, Ser mil
sr0Berem @eldid felt Sabrbnnberter
Bic Eolitif bes mdtelten Ggoismls
au fiibren geipnbt batte, als Der eng
Iiide. lin eddie sl banfen mi
immcr ipieber Sdabe. fnebtet bieie,
uSprt ser Sreibeit" Sic gDlfer nn<
itieblt 2ano I'M 2anb, iuie Der So.
l6enbieb bie 8Drlen. gs gibt aud
feinen 8prt= nnp ieinen Ereubrud
sen es nidt fir leineu eblen 3mee
1don oft unb obne bas minoelte Sc:
ipi1lensbebenfen began9en bate.
Yrof. @r. gri6 @arfs
- 8umanien lit ipenisltens III eli
ner 8e5iebrng .mlfridtig. Ser 2cite
Ser oortigen 2iberulen erfldrt ire
unb offen, baB ein5ig lnb alein Sin
negionsseliiite bas Wlotip Ser &riess
ertlaruns an Seterreid tparen. 6
IoQ uns imlnbern, ipas unlere amert
faniI6e Illiirten : Ereile 81 biefer
eoelmiitbi9en geipeggrumo, Dos Can
in einen arieg 51 Itiir5en, 81 lage
Datl?
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-09-03
ent.~~@ ~ the PostoffIes At Davenport
~ 6econd ciass Matter.

Her rsastd. 9emcfrst", etmaltetlta
nirb on Die abnilr,enten In oiefer Stabt FL
10 GentS tu5dentlih nber $500 tdbrIt6 set
SorduSaabliing fret abeeliefert.
D2tt ber 8pft auberbaIb Der gtabt, mad Il.
lenb etrem .9oftaut in ben 8er. @taaten, Ga.
seba ober 0seIteo. $2.0O idtrItd BET NoralS.
l1bIino.
9te eunataes . anssase, mir burd bic Hoft
iah tebem 9oftdr1t tn ben BET. Staaten. foitet
AbrltG $1.00 bel 8prauS5abluna.
Ser utalbmbdentlthe 9emptrnt", burG BITE
fott tnrerbaIb BET Ser. Staaten NIB bur&
frdaer In Der @tabt $3.50, bel 8orausoalIuno
t2.00; nab CANADA $3.50 unb nod Guropd
H.00 per Sabr Bel BorauS5abIung.
Ser yWadbentltdbe 9entpfrat", tn oipet xbet.
,etIa Wtttpo1s Mnb Gon,abenbSs ioitet inner.
salh her 8er. Staate1 5000. nod Canada unb
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-09-03

- @liidli6eripeiie lit an8unebmen.
DOB Der gntihluB Numdniens ni6t
MIR bon BEN alliirten, fonoern audi
bon Ben 3entralma6ten nit einem
~itarfen GRAB Ser giderbeit borausse<
1eben iporben lit.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1916-03-03

ai-s.
Oxen Ws 'ai

It is an arseI JSeh usu-
ally die in pa DKe elbow
seldom survives IN, ~ Working
and resting side by side ,ngh many
years, the animals deye 90 strong
an affection that sepa. N means
death. &.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1916-03-03
GEM IN A CHICKENS CRAW
Pennsylvania Woman Found There a
Diamond Worth More Than
One Hundred Dollars.

Colwyn, Pa.-Whether there is a
diamond mine in Philadelphia or In
Delaware county. Mrs. Otto Woerner
of No. so South Third street, Colwyn,
is not sure, but she does know that
the chicken that she purchased from
Baltimore avenue Cast Lansdowne)
dealer few days ago was a most
valuable bird, and incidentally proved
the best investment she ever made.
When Mrs. Woerner opened the
chicken and cut open the craw she saw
something sparkle, and on closer ex-
animation was surprised and delighted
to find that it was a pure blue-white
diamond OF the first water.
Having 1t appraised by an expert,
she was told that,it was worth consid-
erably more than one hundred dollars.
Since the announcement OF this dis
covery was made the dealer has had
q run on chickens.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1916-03-03
COTTON COMMITTEE
NAMED BY HEFLIN
Aiken Represents South Carolina
on Congressional Body to Plan
for Investigation.

Washington, Feb. ga COM
mittee to represent the cotton
gorwing states in the framing
and introduction of a resolution
in congress for the investigation
of the New York cotton eX-
change and to draft a bill for
the regulation of cotton eX-
changes in the United States
was appointed to-day by Repre-
sentative Heflin as the result of
the conference of cotton State
members Thursday night. The
committee follows:
Representatives Heflin, Ala
bama, chairman; Jacoway, Ar
Gkansas; Clark, Florida; Vinson,
Georgia; Watkins, Louisiana ;
Davenport, Oklahoma; Eagle,
Texas; Sims, Tennessee; Daugh-
ton, North Carolina; Aiken,
South Carolina; Gambler, Missis-
sippi; Russell, Missouri; Hay
den, Arizona, and Kettner, Cal
ifornia.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1916-03-03
DEER ARE BECOMING PEST
Game Warden Of West Virginia Pro
diets q Rapid Increase In
BIG Game.

Grafton, W. Va-Deer are multiply
ing at a rapid rate in the forests Of
the state as q result of the protec-
tion that is now being given, accord
ing to ]. A. Viquesney, state game,
fish and forest warden. They are be-
coming 30 thick, Mr.. Viquesney says,
that in few years they will become
a pest. Turkeys also are multiplying
rapidly.
Mr.. Viquesney is preparing to es-
tablish sanctuaries or refugees for
game in every county in the state un-
der provisions of the law enacted at
the last session OF the legislature
This has not been possible before be-
cause Of lack of funds, which now are
available. The law provides that as
much as 10000 acres may be leased
In each county, the owner to continue
to occupy the land, but the state to
have jurisdiction, so far as the game
is concerned. The owner becomes dep
uty game warden.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1916-03-03
No Peace, Until Rights of
Small Nations Are Secured

London, Feb. 23.-Premier
AsQuith found himself unex-
pectedly face to face in the
House of Commons today with
IA new demand for the Govern
ment's views on peace. He took
uD the gauntlet almost eagerly
and IN bristling 15-minute
speech made it clear that the Bri-
tish Governments determination
TO carry the war to the end with
out compromise had not abated
a iot or title since the early days
of the struggle.
The only terms of peace Prem
ler Asquith offered to the en-
emy countries were contained in
the historic announcement which
was the outstanding feature of
his speech at the London Guild
Hall in November, 1914, which
he repeated:
I'VE shall never sheathe the
sword, which we have not lightly
drawn, until Belgium-and |
will add, Serbia-recover in full
measure all and more than they
have sacrificed; until France is
adequately secured against ag-
gression; until the rights of the
small Nations of Europe are bas-
ed upon an unasSilable founda-
tion and until the military dom
nance of Prussia is wholly and
'fnally, destroyed"
The Prime Minister'S stern
declaration created deep inn
preston on al parts Of the
House and this found reflection
subsequently in the lobbies. The
occasion for the Premier's pro
nomcement was a speech which
Philip Snowden, of the indie
pendent Labor party. injected
into the debate on the consolid-
ated fund bill. a routine measure
providing appropriations mainly
for interest on the National
debt.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1916-03-03
COLDS QUICKLY RELTEyED

Wany people cough and cough
from the beginning OF Fall right
through to Spring. Others get cold
after cold. Take Dr. Kings New
Discovery and you will get almost
immediate relief 1t checks your
cold, stops the racking. rasping, It's
use-tearing cough, heals the imflam-
nation. soothes the raw tubes. Easy
to take. Antlseptlc and Healing. Get
a soc. bottle of DR.. Kings New Dis
Govern and keep IL in the house. "It
is certainly a great medicine and /
keep bottle of II continually on
hand" writes w. G. Jesseman, Fran
coma. N. III. Money back IL not sat
isfied but 1t nearly always helps.