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Evening journal., 1916-09-02
HUGHES Greeted
BY THRONGS As
SHOWS MISSOURI
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Continued From First Page)
rect the abuses in government which
he ascribes to the Democratic ad-
ministration.
Governor Hughes has been con
siderably riled over Democratic
declarations that mis- campaign so far
has exhibited mostly complaints,
without indicating corrective and
constructive remedies. and tonight he
proposes to answer these declara-
tions.
Evening journal., 1916-09-02
TO ADDRESS DOVER MEETING.

Miss Bertha sapovits, Congressional
Unicn organizer, VINO has been making
a tour OF the State, viii return to this
citv tomorrow. She was TO have re
turned today and spoken tonight at
Fifth snd Market streets, but has ar
Eanss u 30 address big meeting this
SEEMING in Dover
Evening journal., 1916-09-02
BRITISH RECAPTURE POSITION.

BY The Inlted Fress.
LONDON, Sept. 2.--British troops
last night drove the Germans from
the small area they recaptured in
Thursdays heavy counter-attacks
northwest Of Delville wood, it was
officially announced today.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1916-11-09
Notice to De linquent
Tax Payers

Upon all tax accounts that have
not been settled to November LIST, in
terest at the rate of 6 per cent will
be charged from September LIST, on
the State Taxes, and the tax collec-
tors of the various counties are re-
auired to collect such interest and to
proceed with the collection of the
taxes. Pay your taxes now, as the
first of the year is approaching, and
taxes not paid at that time will not
only draw interest, but will also be
advertised the latter part of January.
JAMES R. JONES,
Collector State and County Taxes.
Adv. 11-9-tf.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1916-11-09
Brief Local News
Grand Opera House tonight.


Miss Edna White, accompanied by
her niece, little Miss Thelma Reid,
left on the early train this morning
enroute for Philadelphia, to spend
several days.
Mrs. Eugene Phillips and daugh-
ters, Misses Eugene and Elizabeth,
arrived home this morning on the
steamer, after spending several days
in Baltimore
The big internationally famous
comedy-drama, Jane one of the
TWO greatest comedy successes of the
stage. is the big Paramount feature
at the Grand Opera House tonight.
A telegram has been received by
.Ars. Belle Bradshaw, Locust street,
this city, announcing the sudden
death Of her sister, Mrs. Henry B.
varter, of Pittsburg, Pa.
On the Honor Roll published in
Yesterdays issue of this paper, the
name of little Miss Dorothy Hooper
wac published as Dorothy Harper,
and the name of little Miss Evelyn
Mace was published as Evelyn Mann
Mrs. Samuel Bell returned home
this morning on the B., G. & A
steamer Talbot. after having spent a
portion of the week in Baltimore.
Mr.. Leroy West arrived on the
train last night from Camden, NJ.
where he is employed. and will
spend a month with his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Fora West, at their home
near town.
! The winners of the Corn Club con-
tests in Western and Southern Mary
land will be here late this afternoon
After being shown around Cam
bridge they will go to the Armory
this evening, and will leave tomor~
row morning for Preston. While
here they will be the guests of the
Boy Scouts.
A statement was received from
the Baltimore Sun at four o'clock
this afternoon, announcing that
I President Wilson has 261 electoral
votes and Mr.. Hughes 255, and that
the votes of all States are now in aX
cept California, Minnesota and New
Mexico, and that Inc tide is running
strongly to Wilson in both Califor
mia and Minnesota.
The election is over, and while the
returns are slow in coming in, prov
, ing conclusively that the result is
very close, it is time for the public
generally to get back to business, not
that there need be any abatement in
interest, but a prolonged neglect OF
business upon the part of any class
of people causes loss of money, de
lay in filling orders, and chaotic con-
ditions generally. With the rush of
business that exists all over the
country, lets get down to normal
working conditions.
1t is reported that when Mr.. Luke
Ruark, of the Eastern Shore Trust
Company, approached number of
the local caterers for price on serv-
ing the turkey dinner which he is to
give to the employees of that Com
pany, all of them inquired if he in
tended to ask certain tall, light
haired intimate friend of his, who
works for one of the other banking
institutions, and stated very positive
ly that they would have to advance
the price 81 per plate if he were ex
pected. Luke says that he knew that
Herbie's appetite was hard to salts
I fly, but that he had no idea that so
many other people knew it.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1916-11-09
The latest election returns show

The latest election returns show
that President Wilson is gaining
ground, and Mr.. Hughes, the Repub-
lican candidate, is losing. At three
o'clock this afternoon it was an
nounced that New Hampshire had
joined the Democratic States with
majority of SO for Wilson, and that
South Dakota had also betaken her.
self from the Hughes to the Wilson
column. The Philadelphia North
American is reported to have issued
a bulletin at that hour announcing
that President Wilson has PSI votes
certain and that Mr.. Hughes has on
ly 224 Wall Street is reported to
be betting two to one on the election
of Mr. Wilson, The election, how
ever, is so close that no one on
earth can tell just what the final re-
suit will be.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1916-11-09
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY.

LOST Yesterday, between Cam
bridge and Cabin Creek, white and
brown fox terrier. answers to name of
Dixie Wanted. dead or alive. and lib
eral reward will be paid for his re-
turn. r. ID. Larrimore Cambridge, Md.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1916-11-09
Ladies' Yacht CIub Notice.

The regular monthly meeting OF
the Club will be held tomorrow, Fri
day, afternoon, at four o'clock
Mrs. T. Carter Ross Hughlett, Sec
Adv
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1916-11-09
"nnd Enn Snlo

Biggest load of pine wood in Cam
bridge, SIP. w. Meredith, zoo
Race ST., phone 5O6-R.-Adv.11-3 ST.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1916-11-09
GEORGE w. MEEKINS
NOTARY PUBLIC.

All kinds Of Notary work dsne.
Convenient location, open day and
night. High and Poplar streets, OPP
posite Postoffice.-Adv. 10-13-tf.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1916-11-09
CHURCH LOCALS.

The ladies of Grace NJ. E,
Church, South, will hold an oyster
supper at the church Thursday even
ing, Nov. 23rd.-Adv. 1t.
An enjoyable and beneficial ser
vice will be held at Zion M. e.
Church at 100 this evening, under
auspices of the Methodist Brother
hood.-Adv.
On account of the absence OF
the financial secretary, the meeting
of the Tabernacle Executive Commit
tee called for tonight, is postponed
ADV.
There will be special business
meeting of the Grace Baraca Glass
tomorrow friday night. in the
class room at Grace Church, at 7.3O
o'clock. All members urged to at
tend-H. F fBrannock' Pres'-Adv
Company C has accepted an in
vitation from the Grace Baraca
Glass to meet with them next Sunday
morning, at the usual hour, 9.45
o'clock In addition to the regular
order of services, there will be spe'
cial music. Let each member of the
class turn out, and give Company
a warm welcome-Adv.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1916-11-09

Miss Edna White, accompanied by
her niece, little Miss Thelma Reid,
left on the early train this morning
enroute for Philadelphia, to spend
several days
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-09

itiibuna Der 9otiboft 5u, oeren mir
Bel ser grfiiluno unierer glufaabe IN
&onitontinopel beoiirien iollten. gtob
gl6ihhlB itnieres gllientboltes onl
@oloencn Sorn fonntcn mir 0anfbor
ser geniibimeen ecoenfen, Die Die
@otidoit ms bate 5uteil lperoen Iui.
len. @ruf @olff.Wletternih perionliA
trot ms nod einnal n6ber, oils er
an einem Der ndbiten Gage ms Inn
feline Soiel oereinigte.
0ie eriten oQgemeinen @inOriide
BON Dem S9eien mo 2cben Stom6ulS.
IN Dem oas Eiirientum I'M @egenine
al Dem ii6eripieaen0 lepontiihen @o.
lota imo @era oorberrift, eelponnen
mir bel ser 9hmoiobrt ourA oie
Stoot, oeren 8iibrung Elm &ertreter
oes ti;rfiiden @relieomtes in ireuno-
liber @eiie iiberuommen botte. 3u4
n11lt Itotteten mir inn Wliniiterium
fir ouspdrtige 9Gnaeleeenbeiten oen
2eiter 0eS 9reiieweiens einen geiu6
n6 gfoH tiirfiihem 9rouN wur0en
mir nit '9nfiee llno 3igaretten b0pir.
tet Sier6ei Dotten mir Die erite @ele.
geubeit, nit onseie6enen gertretern
ser tiirfilben Yreiie inS @eipr6d 8u
fommen. glub enige Serausgeber
tiirfiidber 8eiticbriiten moreu onwe-
ieno, 10 glhmeo 9lbiim Bel Ger Ser
auS9eber elmer oneeiebenen tiirtiiben
9iIoer5eitibrift Oen eini9e bon uns
ais Siibrer ser tiirfiiheu Shoien-
9eieaidoit ouf oeren Neiie 0urd
DGtihlano I'M Sabre 1911 in onse.
nebmer @rinneruna botten. Serner
Oie &eroasgc6er oeS nSunin4. 0eS
oeSfoon" imo onoerc mebr. SSn gln.
i6mB an oieien 9eiub muroen einige
Der oeutiden uno Der neutrolen @Gitc
pom Wliniiter fir alsiD1rtige 9lnQele.
oeu6eiteu &nIil Bel, in icinem glmts
sfmmcr empiaugen. Ser N}inilter
lproA feline 9eirieoigunq ii6er sic
Seriteame Ser lbneuen %erbmolma
3bH6en 0elrti4lano unO Der Eiirfei
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-09

aus, nobel er beionoerS oen unntano
berborbo6, oaB Oieies g9erf lp0breHO
oes 9rieges gelungen lei. @r wimidte
uns einen guten gerlouf Oes @onitan-
tinopeIer gllIfeutbalts. glabmittagS
iuften mir gbmeo glbiim @ei III
ieiner @obnung ouf. @r 5eigte uns
@rlippenoitfnabniet un0 on0ere Gr.
innerungen bon Der erip6bnten 0eilt.
iAen Reiie ullo befm0ete iein ioorueS
Srtereiie fir Gelitiblnno ino 0euticbe
gIrt. @ei 9ciidtiaurg iciner Crude
rel foniten mir nit YergHiigen felt.
iteIlen. OnB oie meiiten 0rudmaibi-
nen aus TeutiHlonO itomlnten. gtidt
obne Sntereiie fir &enner Oes
0rudcreibetriebes mar Die Eatiocbe,
oaB Die tiirfiihen Seef1lten $40
6dber nit neribieOenen Shrift5ei.
den entbalten, lpdbreno bel uns Der
Seter i0S 8dber 81 beberrihen bat.
Sein tiirfiicber 9erltiAlenone lit bier
noh aenoti9t, nod er0Bere 9hiimert
iamfeit oilf5lwenoen ais er.
Tie 6obrt nah Der Stoot iiibrte
ms orrd oie &ouptltroBcn nit DC.
ren befonnten Sebclslpiiroiefeiten;
aber mld einige oer abgele9enen Sei-
tenitraBen ourbeilen mir nit ben
flinfen 3weiip6nnern. @egen oie
6rieocns5eit 5eidmete liA OaS Seben
in Der Sfientli6feit ourd sroBere
9}ube aus, ielbit I'M eroBen 9aiar
ging eS perDdltnismdBig till Der. @er
ais 5remocr iid in Oieicm @emirr
bon 2Goen uno Yerfaifsitdnoen 81.
redtfinOen un0 gar Ginfauie maAen
nil. beOiirfte bier8u zines l6ngeren
g(ufeitboltS in &oniiantinopel, ais
er ms belAieoen mar. Snunerbn
fonnten mir oen Ginorud beintbrin'
gen, oaB Die feilge6otenen &aren
BON iebr. iebr perihieOenem @ertc
Iin6, imo ooB OeSbolb cute gSorer.
felmtniS notwenois lit. INN iib Dor
@nttduibuneen 81 ibiieen. Sn Der
Sto0t iel6it iielcn uns Die Seltre-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-09

bungen Der @eripaltlng ms gluge,
mc6r &oum. 9nft uuo Sidt 6u ibof.
fen. 9ie SdDpierigfeiten ole oieic
8eniiibineen 5u iiber1pinoen bQben,
imo iiber nibt gerine. Seoer Geran.
oerlng Der iiberfonimeueu Serbolt.
niiie abeeneigt. iesen Ole gigeiltiimer
ser @rllnoiiiide DER 9eieitieumg bon
gnepdiien in oen StraBeH oenfbar.
iten @iocritono entgeeen. gerimltliH
miro eS nidt inuncr obne ionTten
Drud abgeben. Ser Strieg nit ieinen
unmitteI6oren GrforOerniiien miro
0ie @nnpidlltne Stambuls IN Der an
ae0euteten &i1hug mobl berlangla.
men, ole Gorteile ser 8erbeiiernngen
filr Oen 9erfebr unO Die glinuobner
ielbit oiirften inoeiicn Den lobenS.
pcrten 9emiibuneen nod ino na1
mieoer al ibrem Recbte perbeIten.
Den So6epunft in ieoem Sinne
errei6te oie geiidtigtne StambuIs
ourd ocn 9eiub Ser glia Sophia.
Son ouBen eriheint iie Dem ge.
i6orer ais gepoltieer, moiiiger goi.
Oem mr Die bier W1inoretts oen Sin.
orud oes @mporitrebens perleibcn.
getritt man ober oos Snuere, 10 wirft
Die @eite uno Sobe oes iiber Orei-
Sebnbunoert Sabre oIten @erfes trot
Quer befonnten Shiloermgcn luie
cine lleberroihune. Tanf ben beuti.
gen Giienfonitruttionen iino mir an
9ogenboilten bon GROCER glusoebnnng
pabrlif gelpobnt. @era0e oeSbalb
ober iteben ipir beipunoerno Dor Die.
ier 9eiihlng Der 9outtnit, Die iolhe
Spannungen obne 8wiidlenitiisen bat
idafien ln0 nod traaiabia mohen
fonnen. 0ie &oridriften 0es SslanI
ollOen befonuilih feine @ilOwerfe
in sen @ottesb6uieru. gIuS' oieieln
@runoe fetlt ouA Der Qlio Sophia
felt iDrer llmpanoIng IN cine NO.
ld)ee oie Wlonniefoltiafeit uno gS1rme
ser 8l6AengIieoerIna ArirliAer
air6en. gIud ole gepaltigen 5hluot
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-09

9feidsboiptItoot. Gon Dem Sdrmei1
uno Erei6en in Rera rno @oloto nuB
mon iicb losl0ien. nil mon 5im pol-
len @enlR 0es @ei6cuten gelongen.
Den genonnten StaOtteilen mongelt
ourdous ooS @epr6ge eiues tiirti-
iden @emeinpcienS. 9lud Der iebt
wo6l me6r Oenn ionit ols &opfbe'
Oedilna bcnuBte 8es fam nidt iIber
oic Eotiobe binipegtduihen, OoB bier
ein internatiouoleS GolfergemilA
icinem 9oaewcrf nodgebt o0er miibig
Ourb Die curopdiid6 ibertiinhten
StraBcn5iiae un0 ourd oic bon be-
tdubeiocm 20rn mioerbaacnoen @ai,
fen tinO @GBden ser S5ofenitoot
idlenoert. Sntereiiout lit 81 beobod.
ten, mic oic W}enge bier un0 III
Stambul mc0er ourb sic roihe gc.
ueQlug ser elcttriiAen StrdBeubo6n.
nod 0urc6 0dbiniouicnOe aroitiuaocll
lin0 nod meni9cr olird Die 5peiipGn.
nioen g8ooeu lid aus i6rcr 9lub.
brinoen l6Bt. Sel6it Grouen fiiHten
nidt duoitlid oui oic 6uBiteige, ion.
0ern ueicben oui Dem 6obrodmm oen
@efdbrten qeloiien aus. gln Den &riel
erinncrn Dor oaem bic 6oblreihen
N3ilitGrperioncu oie oleutbolben 81
geher gin0 i'm niht QerinQcr 3obl
oantnter oeutide Oiii5ere, Infer
ofii,icre nno 9Ronnidaiten. GielfodI
iob mon tiirfiibe Solouten in ibren
neuen, beQforbigen 6eIouniiorlnen
NIT 6elmortiecr &oppe, Die ben
g}odeu aeaen oie @hiien Der iiioliden
5ouneuitrobleu iebr 5wedmaBl1
ibii6t
Sim Gage noH uniercr glntintl
QoIt llnier erlicr 9eiub Dem aoiler'
lihcn @oti6after @roien gSolitEV'et'
teriih. Ser 9oiicboiter empfing ims.
bon oen oiplomatiiAen mo militori'
lc6en W9italieocr Der 9oti1at unlge'
ben, In ieiuem ib6n seleaenen @eint
BON Dem aus mon cine prahti9e YlllS'
lidt oitf oen 8osporus gcnieBt. Di(
@crtretcr Der Oelltiden &rclc mn
oie ncutrolcn 9eridterlioiter aus
@crln wuroen Dem Sotidaiter bot
Qeltcut lmo bon Seiner @rellen5 nit
lie6cnSmiiroigen Norten miIliomncI
oe6ciBen. Gr ioate lns ieoe lInter
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-09

SA er N2ai lit nod Dem llrteiI
BON Sodfeuueru Oie GIN
y1 IiigItc Sa6res5eit, Die Sin
fa6rt sur Gee Der i@onlte
@ea fiir ben 9enlb OeS olteu .Vlod)t-
un0 &ouoclSniittelplnttes on DER
@ren8ideioc 5wiiGen europe itno
9Lfien 9eeoer @eg nod 3elt tonnieil
mir bel imierer &eiie bcltimHeu oie
ihr beionoeres @eprdse Our9 Die
Sobrt nit 6em eriten 9olfan5u9e er-
belt. Sci glusiliigeu nah Dem @ol.
6enen Sorn uno nod Dem Sosporus
fonnten mir lmS inOenen nit Sllle
einiqen NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. pas
audi lett iibcrols molerilde, ia IN lel.
ner 9lrt ein5ige 9ilo aonltautinopelS
uno Ieiuer Eodteriieolungen ouT oenl
qeaenii6crlicgcuoen llicr ourH Der
oeoenwdrtianng Der 6orbenpradt
bIiihenoer StrGii6er lnO 96rme per-
tiefen. @oren mir bod lddbreno Hls
ieres ghient1altS bon ltra6lcnoch
Gonnentaqcn beeiinitigt Die I'M aus
oeIprodencn @egcnins ltonoen 5u oen
friiben 9lcocnpodcn in Der Seinlat,
0ie ipdte 91a6mittagsltunoe rnlerer
9[nflnft lies freiliA BON olleoent
nihts erfennen Gas StruBenoepirr
entbehrt ioldler Sages5eit jeoes eige'
men Reises nur Die on oimflen @it.
mel ihue6enoen Sidterfron5e Der
Nlinoretts fiibrten ms Die m'lelma'
niide llnnpelt, in Oie mir nobe5u inl-
ncrnlittelt perieBt woren Dor 9ln9en.
Mitten in 0ie oricntaliide gltmo-
mhSre miiroen mir bineinae5o9en olS
mir am nddIten Gage bon oen erbob-
Ton qsltrften @olotas StambuI Dor
,,ns lieoen Iu6en bon Dem uns oas
moInpre Sorn trennte; Sin 9elpol-
tioes SaiiIergcuirr, aus Dem ole
ao6Irciden Moideen nit ibren i@lon.
fen q3inuretts wie Snleln eniporra-
aen @erooe por ms Oie SoIton @a'
g iiSe 0rii6en linfs Oie 9lia Sopbio,
,'nmeit oieier oie Solton sl9nieo'
@3oi@ce, iod rebts bin Die Y'oideea
S,,Ieinlonic, Wlobommeo II. oeS Gr-
o6erers. 5illfon Selim uno I'M @ili-
ierorllnoe soblreihe anoere. Senlells
oes g}osponls 0os fleinoliotilge Stll.
+ori Ser eiocntlib tilrtlWe Sell oel
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-09

tofeln nit 9oranipriihen ole ben
Wsittelroum uugeben, founen in Die.
fer 9e5iebung rnierem @mpiinoen
teinen @riot bieten. lin 10 reiner
ober lit Der ginOrud Der arbiteftoni.
lhen @eitalhmg Der lleberiidtIidlfeit
Ser gon5en glulage bis in ibre 9epal-
tiee S06e binouf imO Der meiiterbaf.
ten 2iht5ufiibrlne. 3oS cole @eitein,
Die ibonen Slieien an 0en g31n0en
m0 Die in nhloen 6orben obeeton-
ten Ecppide, ole ben goi3cn 9ooeu
oeden ipirfen nit oen boditrebenen
Sormen 5uiommen. I'M einen nab.
baltigen ginorud 3u binterloiien.
Der Wlddtiefeit Oes @amerfs ober
uur0en mir crit Oollltdnoia eeipabr,
ais mir bon Ger oberitcn @olerie IN
oen Roum binobbIidten in Dem oie
9eten0en pie tleine 4uppen eridie-
men. 9iidt gan8 einfoh mar es. Oieie
@olerie 81 erreihen. gInfdnglib eing
es cine iufenreihe Sreppe binon;
Damn ober beaonn Elm 4lettern ilber
ole nbidiiilaen Gdder Der gteben.
fltppeln elm @ee. Der nnr gang
ibwiuoelfreien &erionen 5u enlpfeb-
len lit. Bon 0ieiem erbobenen Stano.
ort aus geiuonnen mir weite Nus.
bIide iiber Die Staot uno ibre n6tere
uno fernere lllngebuna. gs por Nod).
uiittag ino Die Shln0e. in ser @eiit.
lihe bon ieOem Ger Wlinoreits sic
gIufforOerimg an Die @luielmonen
5um 9l6euoeebet b0ren lieBen, lluten
in oem 2Grn ser Staot meroen lire
Stunmen fonm borbor. Den rehten
WAdelnonen ober iino oie @orihrif.
ten iiber sic tdelihen @ebetsiibunqen
10 IN Sleiicb imo @lut iibereeeanaen,
Dab ole Wlobnineen bon Den Wlina.
rettS pobl mebr cine iinnbil0lbe
9eoeutung boben. 9luf oenIel6en
&ege. ben mir gefonmen moren,
aino es idliebli4 binob in oen 9la.
tag.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-09

LOS @lorf unO friides 6leiid fiir
i.32 Wlorf per &iloeromm ob5uqe.
ben in % Stdoieu 9iiblbmiier nit
itdnoigen 5leilhoorrdten fiir t0-15
Gage 81 errihten unO @iienbobn-
8iiblmoaen bon 300 Gonuen ioluie
Nlotouuoqen BON 30 Eonnen @e.
iamtlooeiabigfeit fir Die @eioroe-
rtng oes SleiiheS bereit3uitellcn.
@on Sen Wlotorilbrpaeen babcn Ole
eriten Dor hir3em ibre glbnobmeiobr-
ten gemodt. Gie @aeep boben ein-
beitlihe 8oitenaniboiiten. ober uer-
ihieoene llnteraeite0e: 2ioopou iiuo
Srosdini. imo II 6iotWiotormnpen.
idmtlid NIT SO flonleter &ohtae.
ihipinoiefcit bel boiler @cloihua.
0ie 9altenouibouten lino air 0ie
9Iufnabme bon 1900 &ilooromm
Sleiid beiueiien; cs iino p1rmcoidte
Sol5toiien bon 2.5 Nleter @ciomt.
l0noe un0 1,5 Mleier li6ter &obe.
oeren bintere gIbihluBiiiren NIT Til5
gut abee0ihtet iino. @cnn frilhcS
6leiid beioroert ipiro. 70 ipiro 0nrh
oieien 9oiten Elm 2uitiirom oetrie.
BEN Der bel Der Sobrt 0urh ciit
Wliuoihid iiber benz Goh ouaelouat
uno iiber einem Sroae nit Gisitiiden
ocfiiblt miro. Die &robeiabrten ba.
Zen eigentlib MIR Bel 6uauuo NIT
@efrierfleiih befrieoiet. oenn oieleS
belt iid bel 26o glaBeutemperotnr
ielblt noh "a Ghm0cn nod oul
-2,5o, obeleicb ole Gemperotur INK
Hoiten i50 betug. 9ei Siinuno NIT
iriihem 6IeiIh 0ooeeen muroe trob
oes gistoitcns feline nieorigere Gem.
perotur ais 4-i7' i'm g9oaenfolten
er5ielt. Eroboem ioa iih aber oos
6leiid II Shnoen lang aebolien ho.
ben.
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Alre Nermnfnnn

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geunden2 Gas iino @anuailel~
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Ser g9olith21
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Sn's Seeboo reiit Oas fSrouden.
Ger gIr3t bats oroiniert,
sic ipiu Die Ssilr sebrouhen,
Nie man ibr modem miro.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-04-17
Short Snatches From Everywhere

The real leader in the Republican camp seems to
be Elihu Observation-Disclosures News and Courier
Americans about to travel abroad now advised:
D Don't; % Learn how TO swim.-AIanila Times.
Holland as a neutral is far more serviceable to
Germany than Holland could be as an ally-Montreal
Well. the censor doesn't to be Of any particu-
lar service in the work Of capturing VIla-Ioledo
rough house time with public schools-Cleveland
Leader.
For our part we do not believe Pancho is dead.
We think he has merely retired from business
Dallas News.
In order TO pose as a first class theorist man
Houston Chronicle.
The man who is always building something is the
who will have something built some time
Goree CTexas) Advocate.
Villa may be dead Gen Pershing may be from
Missouri and they viii have to show him. before he
abandons the chase.-Austin American
II the siege keeps up Verdun viii soon have more
metal than she use in her steel and iron works
in century.-San Francisco Chronicle
Since it does not raise question of religion
Shaksperes anniversary with the utmost goodwill
Rochester Herald.
The Massachusetts house has passed bill to make
New Years day legal holiday. Massachusetts, and
particularly Boston, is almost entirely surrounded by
holidays, it is-Waterbury American
The German war minister. Gen. Adolf Wild Won
HOhenborn-the French put the wild in his name at
Verdun-sad in the course Of pretty speech before
Reichstag that pretty speeches are not going to
win the war.-St. Louis POst-Dispatch-
over II 900 men have applied for enlistment since
the call for 10000 to recruit the army up to its
full strength Of this number less than 5000 have been
tanning high standard Of physical ftness-Austin
American
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-04-17
Butter and Health

What it means in the way of health, to have an
abundance Of butter in the stores and markets from
home creameries and diaries, may be Judged when
il is known that the bureau of animal industry of the
agricultural department reports that "945 percent Of
the creameres of the country insanary greater
or less degree; that els percent of the used
is unclean or decOmposed BOTH that 726 percent of
cream is not pasteurzed but is made into butter to be
consumed in raw state in which disease germs retain
their vruence for long, that infected dairy products
are among the active agents in spreading disease"
In the southwest not only in Ell PasO but in other
centers where agricultural development in the irrigated
valleys has resulted in increase of dairy stock beyond
the immediate requirements for fresh milk and cream
creameries on large or small scale have been estab-
lished These creamees are new modern and sanitary
they are erected by men who take lively interest in
building up a trade in a first class branded product;
they use milk and cream obtained from by; they
are able to supervise the sources of their MATERIAL
and the people who are to buy the finished product
able through their city and county and state authorities
to keep close control over the factories themselves
There why anyone in this region, any more
should buy butter and cheese from factories not in the
immediate vicinity or not under reliable supervision
by authorities of local selection.
Butter factories are free from federal inspection,
and some grave scandals seem be developing in the
industry. Congress is making ready to coruct search
ing investigation of methods with view to enforcing
rigid sanitary regulations Conditions in the creamery
industry have become so bad that the trade journals
not only admitting the truth of the severe ndict
ments, but urging general cleanup as the best
means of promoting larger consumption of dairy prod
ucts. 1t is said that the majority of butter
keted today is unwholesome and dangerous to health
The best perhaps, after all, is Encourage the
home industry.