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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-02-26

@afbington. .. g.. 20. Jebr.
DIR aongreb beoba4tst tist sine abb
ipartsnoe 5aItuns NIT ge5us duf bic
ilntsrfesfriess aontrODerIe 3tpif9en ben
Der. Stadtsn unb 9eutidldnb. nnD
cine srobs Mebrbsit in bsiben Sduisrn
iheint offsnbar feit enti4lofIen, 5ur
3sit nifis 5u ibun, mas bic abmini.
itration bei bem jssissn Sianb Der
nntsrbanbIungen in gerIsgn6tit brins
gen i0nnie. einige Don ben Rsprds
isntdnten unb Senatoren dber, bic
barauf beiieben, bab Der aDnsreb sts
ipas tbue,. I'm amerifaniIN Biirssr
bon beipaffnsien Sunbslsi6iffsn Der
2rissfiibrenben fern su baltsn, isbtsn
ibre glftipitdt fort unb bab Der fri
bers Stuatsisiretdr grpan mil, ibnen
fpmpdtbiiirt, gins aus elmer DepsIf,
berpor, bic er an ben Repr. Balm ae.
i4idt bat. qfber aud bic meiiten bic,
ier RonsrsbmitgIitber saben gu, bab
fsiHt ausiidlt Dorbunben isi, bab in
Der aaernd4ittn Submit Elm eniI6ei.
bsnbss 5anSeln feitsns bss aonsrsiiss
5u eripdrten iei.
9lm 4benb ipurbe bon 2lbminiIird.
iiOnstrsifen bic eriIdruns abseseben,
LAB ipenn aud eins 2lgiiaiion Der I'm.
selsssnbsit CUR ieBis.n 3eit uner.
ipuut4f fel bic Qlbminiitratiou iid si,
nsr abiiimmuns iibsr bic ReioluiiOt
Str5ufoIse ameritaner s.parnt iperber
fouen betpaffneisn 5anbelsfGiffr
fern Su bIeibeH, ni4t piberleben mir.
be. iptnn bic gefiiriporter Der RsIolus
iion ben @eriuf MAIDEN piirben, Elm,
iOl6e aibitimmuns gu srspinssn.
Der prdfbsnt ipieberboIte ipdbrent
bss cages benz Sprsder Glart, bem
Hspr. aitdin. syiibrsr Der Maioritdt
unb bem Repr. 5lOob, goriiser Ssi
5austommiitses fit auspGriise an,
gelsssnbeitsn seseniiber bas, mas sl
in bssl an ben Senaior Gtons ssri3,
tctsn SHreiben seiast bate, als iie an
Uormittas i'm Whbsn 5aus porfpra.
ten, I'M bem prdfibsntsn 9lustunf
iibsr bic Stimmuns i'm aapitol gu &C,
ben unb bic aniidisn bes prdfbentsr
su boren. Soipobl Der prdlibent mi,
feline gefuher Iiebsn ss an Deatli9.
ieit Bel ben sluseinaHberfssunse MIDI
fsblen. Der prdiibsnt beutste on, BAT
feline 9emiibunssn, bsm aanbe Der
Grisbsn gu erbaIten, burd ben Gin
hrud ben bic Worsdnss i'm aongrsf
I'm 9luslanb madtsn. bebinbsrt mir.
ben. unb bic aousreBs sRsprGIsniantsr
5Ogsrisn ihrerfeits ni@i, benz prdii,
btnisn gu faseH, baB bic Stimmiini
I'm aapitOl gang enti6itoen baseeer
fsi, bab man es auf bic M0eIi9tei
einss ariesss antcmnien IaiIs, inbsn
man umsritaniftsn giirssrn ssitaitet
auf bspaffneten Sanbslsf9iffeu be,
Friesfiibrsnben gu fabrsn. sIeid5isI
tuis fsbr fis unter bem DSIserrsdt eli
Rs9t basu baben mbdten.
Msnnslsi4 biss BON aSminijira,
iiOnaireunbIidbsr Settle fir sipeiftIsaf
friIdrt iuurbs. CAB Der Sprther GIar1
bic Griidrung ab, bab feiner 4nii9
mad cine WarnunsssRd ipsnr
"a su elmer glbitimming iomrnen mir
Be, NIT sinsr 3peibriitsIs sMehrbeit an
gtncnimen fperbsn tpiirbe.
Die Dslssaten bss Rrprdisntuniea'
baufss iebrien nit Der Wslbuns mad
BEN aapitOI 5uriid, bab Der prdiibsn
NIT unerf6iitttrlidtr Geiiigteit an iei
nsm Gtanbpanit feifbalte. Dube
blsibt "a porlSufia. iinb ipenn aud
- - 1U
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ter, mo iie elmer DoriteIIung beiipobnte.
unb fietpurbe eiIigit na9 Der Office oss
Or. @. Walfer, 2547 8ine Strabe,
sebradt, no iis jebo9 tur3 na6 ibrer
2fntunft ibren @sift aufgu6. Coroner
Gortmsper, Der bic eei4e in Dem
9utbiden @tablifement, ipobin lie gee
bra9t rporbsn mar, beii4tigte, itelte
feit, bab Elm 5er5f9las ben Sob Der
Grau Derurfa9t bate.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-02-26
alcinc guliseinadlrifJten.

- Die aunlitb Clothing go. bon
glp. 603 9ine StraBe bate eeitern els
nen &unben. Der bem Sef6dft siemltb
tbeuer su iteben fam. Ser Sllri6e
fu9te ii6 eiusu @n5ug fir $15 aus
uub besahlte nit einem @het iiber $25,
fpbab er nod $40 IN 8dur bcrousbes
tam. 2eiber 1T Der She'd, pie cine
perTpdtete gaodFrage in Der Suut ere
oab iperthlos.
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sattriAtss.

Rengort, 25. Jebr. - a6ses.:
.dinnlanb1 mad eioerpool.
GIasgoip. angef.: rgamroniaA
non geip gori.
Greenod. slnset.:: ,,Stodbolm4
bon Gotbnburs. lah Rem Dcrt 6es
ftimmt. - abgsg.: .StOdhoIm' mad
Rtip gori.
BERGEN. 9tbgeg.: .Jariitianias
fiorb- na9 Rem gorf.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-02-26

Deuti9lanb uls 6eporitebenb tribeint.
Die biplomaiiitbe Situation bat
frdbrsnb bes aases teine asHberrng
erfabren. Das Stuatsospartsnent
irartet INNER nod auf cine anttport
BON 0eutidlanb. Inter ben Uittsltss
bern bes aonsrsfes mar ipd6renb Dss
Cages Elm @erii4t i'm lImlduf oaB
bic eentralmd&te ben 9ssinn bee
neusn llntsrfee6oot arisses Biz gum
Mai ober april binausf4isbsn tuiirs
ben ,bem StdatsSepari.ment 1T oapon
abtr nidbis befannt.
SIN Genat f6ien man iibrigens
irabrenb bes 5aaes mebr bsiorgt tDe'
gen Der Gituoiion gu fein, als BIS
fer. Diefe Gsnatorn beristbtn fit)
nit ben s5iibrern i'm Snus, anb DisIs
Sendtoren iamen su bsm Senator
Stone. In beFen aOmHlittee5lmmsr
fortiDabrenb geipre4tusen itattfans
ZEN. Ginise faaisn ibm. bub lie sdn5
enti4isben asssn bic pOIitif bss prds
fibenten isien, ipdbrsnb aHosrs bsr
2lnii9t iparsn, bdB Der 2onsrsB BIZ
9lbminiitratiOn in feiter Weiie untsr'
fifteen follis.
Sin bsmotraiifder Senator, bel
ben Munf6 ausoriidte, bab fsin Qua
me ni9t senannt tpsrbsn iullc, ipei
r ni4ts ba3u beitrdsen ipol!e, BIZ
Gage gu peri6limmern, briidte BIZ
anfidt aus, blB elm snsrsiidrs Dor
se6en feitens bes RsprdfentanteHbai
lee nidt mebr Ianse berbinbnt fueri
hen f0nne tuenn ni6t Der prdfiben
ieine elniid,t Gnbers ober ii9 ettpai
ersisne, bag bic situation in rabita'
Ter WsiIe bsrdnbsrn piirbe. Gi
briidte bic anfi6t aus
b aB bersaongreb bic u D mi
niitration ni6t in eine1
pOlitif unterfiiben fp iiri
be- bie3ueinem abbru6 bel
IbiplOmatii den 9s1iebun'
gen ibrenf0uHts.
eenator StOne fslbft fdoie. Saf
fsine 9erdnIaiIung bafiir DOrbanoer
Ifei, slei9 in aufresuns gu seraiben
unb tein grunb, bab irgenb Ssuani
bic Sim Sans trisssu iOlIts.
Bon ben RspubIitansrn i'm Sena
mar es nur Der Senator 2OSes, bel
abermals srtldrte, bab er ben BON ben
praiibeHtsn eingenommsnen Gtanbl
punt riidbaItlos unt.ritiibe.
Sas SntsrsiIs i'm Senat fon5en,
tririe fi9 auf bic Ginrsi6uns bel
Gore'fden RsioIution, ipslds es ali
bic 4nii4t bes acusreiIes srtldri. BAT
ameritunsr Don ibrem Rs9ts auf 6e,
itiidisH S6iffen Der straightforward
pdifuse 5u nebmsn teinsn gebraud
MAIDEN foIIien; ferner ouf bic RsIo,
luton oss repubiiiauif9en Senatorl
Sones BON @afbiusiOn. ipelhe CT,
Hart. bab ber Senat Der elnifdt ilt
bdb tsin llItimatum an cine frembI
MdHi stftslIt ipsrbsn follis, ipsnn Il
| Ii6 nm bic rationale Gbre unb BIZ
2fbbrt9urg biplomatiider gsaiebun'
gen baHbeIi, obne baB bic afnsslessn,
heit borbsr BEN aousrsB unisrbreitsi
iporben.
! Qlls bic btHotrntiidtn Mprtfiibrel
ipdter iaben, bab am GnmHdg elm,
aIssnlsins Debate ii4 ii6er bisTe Rs'
foluiiOnsu sntipideln t5nits, fieIIi'
Gsnator asrn ben glniroG bub be,
Ssnat cine pauie made. iiutt baB q
| ii4 bsrtogs. Dies sef4ub unb bnburd
Lin irssnbpeIdsr 5anbIunsspsiTe pOr'
ssbsust. Ssnaipr Gore iasts fpdter
bab Ct sensist isi, bi, 5rase iOf0ri 81
bebaitirsH.
Dds Saus perbi.It iia sisinIih ru'
big. nadosm bic Delegation Don
msiben 5auic suriidtsbrte.
Der MbssprbHete Rr2emore rnn9t'
berssbIi9e @srfu6e, bas aommitts'
! fur. ausipdriiss ausslsSsa5sissu ~ ~
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g,l5slidler sOSesiaiI.

Die 6Sidbrise Srau GIiiabetb asos
nurb, bon 1862 Guclio slpenue, err
tranfte seitsrn slbenb turs rla9 iieben
il6r I'm Columbia ManSslbilber Gheas
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-02-26

1tImmetI, tbm IN Se3u9 duI DIE Wdrs
ssHefolutiOn an Sdmitas bas
Wort gu ert5ilen.
Sine Oisfufiion i'm $ auie
pom Spre6er Glart
berbinoert
Gin raIfes @iugreifen oes Spre.
fers Glart pertiilberte cine orobeItoe
Oigfnliion i'm Snuie, gleid riad bel.
len er5finrng. Ger 0ieprdientart
Sulbert bon glap yorf, ein Gemo-
I'M. eriiidte Inn Die einltinlrige er.
lau6niB, 5000 aopien Der WicSerfore
,Reiolition oruden 5li laiien, lpogesen
Der repitblifmtiide 8ortfiibrer wtanH
einiprll6 erbob. Ger 9feprdientant
gnileb BON Iennlplpaiieb ein en-
.1miialtiider gefiiriporter Der yieiolu.
ton, ser elm Selegronim bon Ism. S.
grDan 5u @uuften Ser glgitdtion cr.
BaIten hotte, berlnpgte oas Mort.
Spreder Glarf idJtug ipie beieiien init
ieinem Sanlnier aitfs pult uno er.
t1cilte oem gLbgeorneten sSisgeralo
ron Stem gorf Dos @ort. @d9reno
Bailey nod inrnler nidt sur Jinbe
forlmen ruoIte, ging oas Saiis 81
anbetel 6ei9dften iiber.
ge1f, einer aonfereIB nit oerl
@ortiiibrer Der Wlebrbeit, Serrn
Nitdiin, madte Serr goilep ben
ssortIaut 6es Selegraulrns befanitt.
Gasielbe lalitef:
sd, boiie ootE Grllno meines
Serjens, oab Der &onareb iebr balo
elm @jcies annebmen miro, onr6 mel
hes Sic ansitetllupg ben 41iien an
anlerifaper, iueld)e auf SHiffen Der
SetiegfiibrerIOen 9aiiage neDmen
iooIlen, perboten tpiro, ooer mas nod
beIier iit Sdiffen Der Sriegfiibren'
1cn. ipelae amerifaniife Failaglere
mi goro nebnteri, Die sliisitellung ucn
alarirunespapieren berpeigert fptro,
&ein @igentbiilner bon Sdpffen
| Der aricgiiibreuen faurt auf oas
5cdt glnipru1 erbe6en, eilie Sdounl
ganitpaaren oltr6 nmerrfanild)t
Usenifenleben ii6 beriihern 5u laller
Iuno feritem giirger ioilte es geitattei
iein ben 5rieoen Der 9iation 81 eiiisl
3cit trie Der iesigen IN 8efabr 81
brineen. 8ir iino Die groBte Der ncu
traIen gtationen uno iperoen ipnbr
Iiheinlid, penns gum frieoen fon1mt
ben unterbinoler ipielen miiilen. Y:
uiiroe Elm 8erbredDen gegen Die 81
| biliiatiou lnlo gegen linier eigeile'
golf iein, IN ben arieg peruideIt ),
liuer6em nno inier Seer iulo Slott
eincm eurcpdiihen Wfonarbet gu lei
| ben. nm. iiir i'm 5u fGurpien.
@enn Der aongreB oas Hedt bat
Griea 5n erfldren, 10 bot er 3tpel
felsoGne aud Dos Redt, ben Srieoel
oaNlrd, foroern ou belien bab e
giiraer Sapon abbGlt, elm rnrnotbigc
siiito gu laltfen. Gin giireermeiltc
bdlt oie gcmobner ieincr Staot NAT
reno eincs srafpaG5 auberbnlb be
gefabrsone. Garf uniere Hegiernn
tDsniger tblm, tpenn Die gari5e gseI
in glitrlbr iit2"
s9as itintnrt~ iaate Serr aithit
mad 1erleien oeS Eelegrdrnns.
$. g. Tfet9er ais gOtf4af (
i Ter in Meriio befdtigt.
4 Der Ssnat befiGtisis an Greitag bi
domination bes Ssnrp prat6er Jlet
der gum 9otI9aitsr fiir Megiso mi
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Der 9ebant.

.Muritm haben Sie benu ben aans
biboten bur9fdIlen luHen2@
prpfefor: ra9 mas, Der frehe
Wsenfd, - er hattie ri6t cine Spur
lnpn glngitl-
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- Gus pbilIips BON 80. 802 9ins
StraBe melbete seiteru Der pOIiaei.
bab stpei iuesnblibe Sdleihbiebe ibm
aus feintr BilIarbbdlle. fpdbrenb er
iih einige @etunben I'M binteren Ebeil
BET 5dle befanD, uus Der aafsniGub,
Icbt $40 jtabIeu,
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Die Situation in Wa((inglon mil 8eSug auf
Die Kontrouer(emd Oeul(6(ano fationir.
9nSongre5 ur5iltid uorlduiig abuartenD, nn0
tine agrtRiue aftiOn ii Sen nddten lagen
ni6t 81 erwarten.
Scr YrdFbent befebt immrr nod bartnddiS au
ieinen Stanbpnnft.

DIR Gpreer eiart unb unb ibrr in bn 6uiern b onsrs
sdben bm aber dr feben DAB cine pOl bic ensn ab
bruG Der gsbaHsm 5fpiI9n ben ger Saan Ttfdanb aur
Gos baben t0nn Die utsrHsuns aOngrsH nt srbalten
81 nebe
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$. g. SI.t4er ais gOtfaaf>

q. y. y TIT % u III OU Wu II
ter in Merito beitdtigt.
Der Ssnat beitGtists an Greitag bic
domination bes 6snrp pratber Jlst'
der gum 9otf9uit.r fir Rsgito nit
40 ssgsn 16 Stimmen.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1916-10-20

Price 5Dc at all dealers. Don't
simply ask for d kidney remedy-get
Doar's Kidney Pills-the same that
Mr.. Stultz has twice publicly
recommended. EOster-lIilburn Co..
Props. Buffalo. y. Y.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1916-10-20
Results Tell.
There Can BE No Doubt About the
Results i'm Westminster.

Results tell the tale.
All doubt is removed.
The testimony Of a Westminster
citizen
Can be easily investigated
What better proof of merit can be
had?
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1916-10-20

The above statement was given on
May -, 1911, and on August 8, 1915,
Mr.. Stultz said: -Doan's Kidney
Pills are a wonderful kidney med
icine. I never have to take a kid
ney remedy now because Of DOan )
Kidney Pills"
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1916-10-20
IlETllITR

James Warren and wife and Guy
Warren accompanied by Newton Eek
er and wife, OF UniontoWn, motored
to Baltimore on Sunday, and spent
the day with friends.
J. p. Weybright and wife enter
tanned over Sunday, the following
guests: Mrs. Selby, of Sykesville;
Misses Edith Pfoutz. of Linwood and
Oliver Maust, of Blue Ridge College;
John Young and Marion Dotterer, of
Westminster
As III. Fl. Boyer was cranking his
automobile on Saturday night, he
broke his arm, the crank kicking
him. After having his arm set sever
al times he had an X-ray taken of it
at Frederick City Hospital, on Tues
day, it is broken near the wrist. Mr..
Boyer, although getting along nicely
now, feels very useless without the
use of his right arm.
Martin Flohr, of Washington, spent
several days this week at his farm,
here
Isaiah and Bertha Reifsnider, of
near keymar, spent Sunday afternoon
with Emily Boyer.
Hagerstown Fair last week, at
tracted many of our folks, just as
Frederick Fair did this week.
George Albaugh cut four fingers off
his right hand Saturday evening
when he caught his hand in a circu-
lar saw.
John Shorb, of Rocky Ridge, visited
Wilbur Miller over Sunday.
Those who visited Mrs. Mary Wey-
bright and daughter over Sunday
were: Amos Wampler, wife and
daughter, Ruth, of Medford; Dr. e.
G.. Bixler and wife, of New Windsor;
Mrs. Edward Snader. Mrs. John IT.
Roger and daughter. Miriam, of West
minister; Thomas Ecker and wife, Of
Taneytown; B. c. Whitmore, wife and
daughter, and Mrs. Clifford Mace, of
Hanover.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1916-10-20
UNION BRIDGE.

There were a number OF mOElngS
:. Union Bridge, recently. as follows:
l.. DietZ, of York, Pa, local car in
ecrOr for the p r. r. Co., here
3yed into the house vacated by Mrs.
aid Utz; John Banner into the part
the house of Charles Stetler that
49 vacated by Mr.. Hawn. who moved
~ Westminster; Mr.. Nein into the
Jesse Smith house from which Mr.,
banner had moved: Mrs. $. B. Furry
moved to Baltimore, and eX-PostrAa5-
-e- keefer into the house which she
left.
Miss Beyrl Fleming has accepted
position in the store IF JOHN T,
l..Ier.
r. +. Shriner is ha;:lg the brick
E>a.s On Main street, tenaHted hy
.i.<. A Gilbert, painted and the front
...t enciled. N --
....>ph Delphy, of BatH 1pre. visit
rt IT the homes of his daughters,
Mrs. Kate O'Connor and Mrs. James
=:nrott. on Sunday.
Quimby O'Connor and John Sin
net spent a couple of days of enjoy
q le sightseeing in Baltimore.
Mrs John Ickles and daughter,
Helen, of Littlestown, spent several
days at the home of her brother, ID.
H. Little On Monday, Miss Elsie
Kelly accompanied her mother and
s=@er home for a visit.
From the way that he W. MI.
shops have been painted and spruced
uD recently, one would think that the
company had no intention of aban-
doning them in the near future. They
are much better fitted now to be oc-
cuDied as workshops than they have
ever been since they were built.
Miss Lorena Stitely and her aunt,
Miss Fannie Stitely, spent the week
in Fagerstown, attending the great
fair.
h. Cress Barnes has resigned his
~ itton i'm Mr.. Dotterer's store, and
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1916-10-20
v RC$TEE'S SALE
= -OF A.
Desirable Property
IN FNEEDDM DISTRICT, CARROLL
tUINTI. MARILAND.

DE virtue OF decree of the Circuit
lO"rt for Carroll County passed in
LGUity cause No. 1925, wherein Edwin
NJ. MellOr and J. Brooks Mellor, CO.
partners, trading as f. NJ. ATellOr &
son, are plaintiffs, and Michael Nee
Ct a., are defendants, the undersigned
Trustee will sell ar public sale on the
premises, on
SATURDAY, OCTOBER -, 4. d., 1916,
at , O'clock, p. m., all that tract or
parcel OF land containing
p ACRES. ROUD$ AND 80 SQUARE
PERtHES OF LAND, more or less:
and jmproEed by LQG AMI.
DWELLING HOUSE. kTTa -
containing : rooms, 14ElllG..! 80
Stable, meat house, corn
crib, hog house and other 0utbuild-
ings. There is also a fine orchard
upon this property. This is very
desirable property, being located on
the Road from Marriottsville to
Sykesville, about / 81 miles from the
former place, and miles from the
latter, convenient to churches, and
schools. This property adjoins the
lands of Daniel Arlington, John Richie
son and J. Wesley Baker, and is the
same propert.' which was conveyed to
John Nee of Michael by two deeds, the
one from John Nee dated January 16,
1893 and recorded among the Land
Records Of Carroll county, in Liber B
T. c., No. IS, folio 70, &c, and the
other from Annie Cavey and husband
by deed dated April S, 1886, and re-
corded among the Land Records of
Carroll county in Liber W. =. NJ, No.
6G6, folio SAT, etc, and was owned
and occupied by John Nee Of Michael
at the time of his decease.
TERMS OF SALE:-One-third cash
on the Gay of sale or on the ratifica-
ton OF the sale ly the Court, and the
residue in two equal payments of one
and two years from the day of sale,
or all cash at the option Of the pur-
chaser or purchasers, the credit pay
ments to bear interest from the day
of sale, and to be secured by the notes
of the purchaser or purchasers, with
approved security.
EDWARD @. WEANT,
Trustee.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1916-10-20
EDWARD O. WEANT,
Trustee
NOTICE TO CREDITORS,

Notice is hereby given to the credit
ors of John Nee of Michael, deceased
(who were such at the time Of his
DEATH to file their claims with the
vouchers thereof with the Clerk of the
Circuit Court for Carroll County with
i'm two months from the day of the
above SALE
EDWARD O. WEANT,
sept. 90 A. Trustee.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1916-10-20

Lavish expenditures are reported
for people who are seeking pleasure
in America instead of taking a fling
in Europe. The income tax is not
getting all the loose change.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1916-10-20

That shortage of writing paper is
not altogether a catastrophe. People
write too many letters and put too
many foolish things into them
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1916-10-20

has accepted a position in the store
at the cement plant
William Caylor is having his resi-
dence on Main street and his tenant
house, adjoining, occupied by Howard
FrOck, painted.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1916-10-20

Jesse Stultz, Pennsylvania avenue,
Westminster, says: The action of
kidneys was irregular and the Sc
cretions were unnatural My back
ached and T had pains in my side.
Doans Kidney Pills helped me at
once. T continued using them and
soon felt much BETTER
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-08-05
THE MEXICAN SITUATION.

Keeping out of trouble with Mexico has
been an exasperating employment which
each new president has had to face. Even
while Diaz kept the surface of diplomacy
smooth, there was always an ominous bub-
bling at the bottom of the kettle.
There are deep reasons why our Mexican
problem has been so persistent and they
will not vanish with the fading of the war
cloud
The government south of the Rio Grande
has been, except for short periods, unor-
gained and seemingly unorganizab1e.
The Mexicans are never able to trust
each other How can their neighbors be
expected to trust them?
Until Carranza or another can control,
and keep in control, the various political
and religious factions of Mexico, we shall
have to assume all the work and cost of
keeping order along the border.
Even so, peace at any price, is certainly
cheap on the Rio Grande.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-08-05
Is PEACE COMING :?
By CHARLES EDWARD RUSSELL.

mighty well and at less than half Of
mems wages.
About five million other men that
never went to the war at all will be
clinging to other jobs at high pay,
and resenting any attempt to reduce
it or to displace them.
A war debt so vast, so unprecedent-
ed and SO appalling that men do not
dare to think of it and its conse-
quences, will cripple industry and eat
up incomes.
The cost of living has increased so
per cent and can't be forced back all
the way. at least.
Men that have risked their lives
in a great cause must have employ
ment. There are not nearly enough
jobs to go around.
These are the bare facts. I will
explain them later-the soaring prices
and booming wages, the debt burden
and cost Of the dance, even trying
to explain the careless face of Lon
don. But take only these bare facts.
It is evident, perfectly evident, that
| things will have to be done to meet
this situation totally different from
any things ever done before-great,
new and very likely splendid things.
Armies, generals, cabinets, policies,
trenches, treaties, changes of the
maps-all are nothing, when compared
with the changes this big, silent fell
low in the background promises to
make. Keep an eye on him.
He is the boss of the situation on
| August a, 1916-or soon viii be.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-08-05
SHIFTING OF THE GULF STREAM.

Reports that changes in the flow of the
gulf stream were bringing sharks and warm
weather revive interest in the plan Of Car
rol Riker, who urged, in 1912, the construc-
ton of jetty on the Newfoundland banks
which would divert the cold Labrador
stream and hold the gulf stream from
breaking up He estimated that a jetty
200 miles long could be built for 100000
600 or less, owing to the shallowness of the
water on the banks. AS an engineering
feat it would be as difficult as Building the
Panama canal, and would be great boon
to the American Atlantic seaboard in rails
ing the temperature.
The gulf stream begins in the Mexican
gulf and coils around Florida and goes up
the Atlantic coast line many miles from
shore. On the Newfoundland banks it hits
the Labrador stream coming from the cold
arctic regions and is DETECTED northeast to
the British Isles. England owes its moder-
ate weather to the gulf stream.
Changes in ocean currents have been
going on continually. The flow of water
in the Behring Straits used to be south, but
this has been reversed and the average flow
is two miles an hour nohtrward. The fact
that the gulf stream has shifted inshore is
possibly attributable to the changing chan
nels in the Newfoundland banks.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-08-05

It is new and wonderful-also it
is a portent.
In the army, he gets his pay, and
the English government every week
gives to his folks at home these stag
gering sums that are called separa-
tion allowances.
Out of the army he gets wages he
never had dreamed of getting, double
and sometimes treble the best he had
ever known.
For the first time in his expert
ence, or his castles, he knows COM
fort and the jingle of free coin in his
trousers pocket.
He makes retail business hum in
England, he crowds the theaters,
livens up the streets, turns the old
gloomy look of London into mirth,
and produces prosperity everywhere.
Times are flush on his account; life
for all persons, except those bowed
down by the finger of death at work
in the trenches, is easy. As for the
war, except for these throngs Of men
in khaki, you would never guess here
there was a war. You can't see an
other sign of it.
So far, all goes well with him, pro.
vided only he is not popped off, OF
horribly manned, or maddened out
there at the front.
But when the war is over, take
note, 100000 Of him will come home
demanding jobsl
He will find more than a million
women filling mems Jobs, filling them