davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-01-12
HOTELS ARE PLENTIFUL
BUT ROOMS ARE SCARCE
New York Has Hard Time Finding
Places For Her Visitors
to Sleep.
international News Service:

Information News service.
NEW YORK, Jan. livery year
New York puts up a new hotel or
two. of 500, 600, or perhaps 500
rooms and the cry goes forth, where
will the guests come from? But if
you had stood in the lobby of the St.
Regis one day this week and heard
The complaint Of the prosperous citi-
zen who had just been told at the
desk there was not a room vacant,
you would have got a new idea of
Americas wealth and luxury.
Il have tried eight Of the best no
els about here within the last
hour he said. land noe one has
even a hall bedroom unoccupied. Ii
hat happened in my town out west
The citizens would get together and
build hotels TO take everybody in
we wouldn't let the town get a black
eye that way"
The automobile show had some
thing TO do with it. but old General
Prosperity is the real force behind
the drive on the hOstelties. There is
a report about that Forty-second st.
will soon have a new hotel twice as
big as the largest here now. 1t
probably will be comfortably filled
from the day it opens for, like the
subways. New York's hotels never
catch up.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-01-12
WOMENS UNION SUITS. SPECIAL 3sc

Medium weight, all sizes; high neck and
long sleeves; also low neck with no sleeves
or short sleeves.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-01-12
BULL MOOSE WILL
CONVENE ON JUNE I
National Convention to be
Held in Chicago Same
Time as G. o. P.
Associated Press Service:

Associated Press Service:
CHICAGO, Jan. 12.-The pro-
gressive party will hold its national
convention June Z in Chicago, con-
currently with the national cOnven-
ton of the republican party, in the
hope that both may agree on the
same candidate for president.
This action was decided upon
Tuesday by the national committee
of the progressive party.
~ States Represented.
Forty-seven of the As states were
represented at the meeting. Before
adjourning the committee adopted
declaration of principles in which
the administration Of Pres't Wilson
was criticized for its alleged failure
TO deal adequately with national
honor and national welfare and the
progressive party went on record as
favoring a complete preparedness
program consisting Of military arma-
nent as well as a mobilization of all
the country's resources with a view
of the unifcation OF American citi-
zenship.
A message was read from Col
Theodore Roosevelt urging the ne
cessity for adequate preparedness
which was enthusiastically ap-
plauded.
Will Not Amalgamate.
Progressive leaders declared that
there would be no amalgamation
with the republican party even in the
event of both parties choosing the
same presidential candidate. The
progressive party plans to nominate
national ticket at its convention in
June.
Many Of the party leaders de-
clared that if the republicans will
nominate Roosevelt or any other
man who is regarded as unobjec-
t;onable and will incorporate in its
platform the salient features of the
progressive principles, both parties
Will unite on the same candidates in
Chicago next June.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-01-12
OHIO RIVER NOW
At FLOOD STAGE
Grave Fears Held That Flood
May EnSue-ReaCheS
40.8 Feet.
Associated Press Service:

Associated Press Service:
EVANSVILLE, Ind, Jan. 12.-At
a stage OF 4O.s feet. five feet over
food height, the Ohio river began
its third rise within four weeks
Tuesday night and fears were en-
tertained here that a dangerous
floor might ensue. The United States
weather bureau declared it had not
enough data for definite forecast.
but reports Of heavy and continued
rains in the upper valley gave rise
tC grave apprehension. Reports
reacl ing the city from towns along
the lower Wabash say that the
stream is rising at a rapid rate. Six
schools in Gibson county near the
river have been dismissed.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-01-12
FEET At CINCINNATI.

CINCINNATI, o., Jan. 12.-
With the Ohio river stage here at
"A feet and rising a half foot an
hour it was believed Tuesday night
that the waters would go beyond
the food stage of so feet Wednes-
day. Heavy rains of the last two
days continued Tuesday night. All
points on the Ohio river above Gin
cinnati reported the river rising and
the tributaries bank full.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-01-12
BLAMES SOCIAL WHIRL
Grip and Pneumonia Epidemic Is
Result.
International News Service:

International News Service:
NEW YORK. Jan. Twin the
beginning OF winter comes the social
whirl," says Commissioner OF Health
Emerson. explaining the present ac-
tivities OF pneumOcoccus. I'm the
holiday season people drink more
alcohol. They are more frequently
in tightly packed theaters and stuff
fy restaurants, moving picture shows
and other places. They get less rest
and sleep. Frequently there is q
certain breakdown OF resistance and
conditions favorable 10 passing
germs from one person to another.
The present grip and pneumonia
epidemic is the result"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-01-12
FANCY PERCALES
BED SHEETS

Bleached, 72x9O in; hemmed, ready for
use; our SOC kind, Mill End 20n
Sale, each ............... UJG
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-01-12
27-INCH FLOUNCINGS

SO different patterns, high grade Swiss,
in handsome large patterns for summer
dresses; also small neat patterns for babies
and children's wear, usually sold at higher
price, a special purchase in this 9Oo
sale, per yard .0JC
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-01-12
Four Floors Of Mill End
Bargains such as these
CHILDREN'S HOSE

Good quality black cashmere, all
weights; complete line of sizes; regular
25c values, Mill End Sale, 1En
per pair W
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-01-12
$1.OO UNDERWEAR 49c

An extra special in this sale Final clear
ing of women'S ribbed wool vests and
pants.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-01-12
SAMPLE KID GLOVES

One and two clasp Styles in all colors,
black and white, with self and contrasting
stitching.
These are from one of the country'S
largest importers who handles only the
very best qualities; worth up to 7On
$3.50, per pair IJC
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1916-08-12

The following pupils above programs dead c. Burbdge F.
W. Bucne Phelps B. Woodbridge c. Mercer, NJ Lewis
Tom Petee F. Meacham Gold Z. G. Lewis, c. c. Fer b.
Campbell A. Richards r. B. Ellis NJ L. Stoner Cook Jr, Dixie
Wilson, j. p. Bell, j. T Cant, F, B. Richardson.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-11-28

81 garanterct 8uloubr for Subienbelcn Of 10 me abonnenter inoen 3 y
SuuorcScr af nbrc nil Gli uooclt til abonncntiamlerc.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-11-28

e. repr9ienteret life bare peo Gniclts
mruO o. peo enieIte Sdmilicr, men oee
tore SanIiuser al Werneiter, at oisic
ituIoe IGrc h~nerauores Sprog 90 Der
igienncm BIZ iuteresieret for hoeraubres
&iitprie - % iaaIeoes oeb Soritoaclic
al hneranbrc bIi n~eitraIe for bncrars
bre? Srtn paa benne Naane inn ii
iaa eu Station. 90 ocnne Uodoe az
uad %bperanore paa Ii9ger Iaa Hart -
for mig. Get e. uirtcli8 Den enelte
natliriiae Waobe. 9iaar Oct a Sfos
Icrues Sag, at @srnene blep %opmuntret
til at lore Sproe al inc Seaetnmerater
90 Oct ble0 en- SgrcSidg at tu1re tale
og lrIe iaa mango Sprog iom sc mi
trilgboenoe 9taboer tunhe tale. iaa bler
set mart iorbi meo oenne Gfle @iters
itrGbsIie al Def, iom oniees al rare
ret %fiueite. SoIt piIbe pebbIi III prre
6olt % life Ilige S~insriuger, ion,
&olhentar Niger III inner os / lin upcs
tie STORYTELLING, iom ie8 ioo8 lritc isrs
tic Gapitel az.
Nt benre Sortc. Tom 8eoaftsreu al
"SeIiueator" IN boiler freir, blir Den
ieircube / Gmerita, Oct bar jog life
Spil ON. Sen brrer frem Set rent nus
turlige. Selpop9ibelier Ii9ger life FOR
ouore ero Be oanoeIi0e bsbe Weuneiter;
men @fteritrrbelicn bar ale; men gfs
t~critrrbeIieu eiter Set, iont leber MOI
SiIintet9ierelicu, falOer at zig ielu, mar
ale Sprog fanr famine @rro % 3r.
her, og NBtelieu tiger for Den, lonl
fan ~ianltaIe mco line Ncoborgcre / bei
gtaal, ion BRIGGS / BET Sus, boor ban
er 8iuIt - cllcr meo oct Wcnueifc
eller &c Ndboer ban omgaae5, Lao Del
bGre ergellt, frauif, tpif eler uprii.
&aa oennc Woobe - % bare paa benz
nc Waaoe - tlir Amerifa eli 6elbcf
/ Siqcopgt, meo andre Orb: Weuues
ifebcoen bIir pna bcnuc Qtnubc eli moi
trol 6eI6eo; Wenueiie6eoeu er IanrIet
Snuerifa - / Samfuub, / Spgn, / SLIM
ger, eufcltgiS % i SnmIcg al nqe Nas
tionaliteter on b%peranore. Iue bar
li9e Hct til 2nnoet % iii at barre III
meo ii9l Sonbau er amcrital &rolp.
no~thin9ismen traf iii iioite Sip pno
@~aI9oa8en ibsit; ifirpcieNe YoIitifcrc
pl life oope De- Spill igieu - iol
e~iterpoa at fire benuncIi9e Sllb % 6ils
ierer om, "at bet life bar iaabol
mert -"
IrnIiot f%oritnnr on mig?
Seq meuer, al her / Sunoet bpogci
BET tore @eroenaiprog al @erOeuS ale
Sprog pau ben Wtuaoe at Slrat
eftcr SlG9t lGrer %buerdnorc5 Spror
iom iaulebe3 tommer til at iIpbe iant.
men.
90 bcune Sanfc er ieg aItiaa if,
alene on M lGnger; Der or nnbre
TOM %fontIer % famIer / ianme Het.
ming - % bar faat Sbu pau, bpo;
6remtiben bar at bpoc paa for Dor;
SoIt. BET amerifanife.
stortbIanb, isis, 15be Nop,, 1915.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-11-28
Gn9lanos unOcrgang.

Gnglanbs nnbergang er en- geo.
grofiIt meteorological, beoer Get / en-
lioen SplatS, ser / beune Sio goar
ben tpife GreSie runot til oct tpife
Soils &uIpaleIle og Spmurntring.
Sfal Scr emo - beber oct piocre -
eoa MiQioncr al slar, moen set
fer, iaa pil Den Sag DOG Ell Sang
fomme, on Itlanterbapets og Noro=
iieenS 9elger pil Iloo lomnlcn oucr
bet nllpprenbc Storbritonnien. Sbi
lelpe oct Sao, bois '9ebcrifcr oct
itclte Nlbion faloer Jig, ifiGrer laf.
laoeligt bort al Den crgelife &plt,
Der iaaleoe5 gar for g(ar tagcr al
/ Smfang.
s Ioret 1876 bao6e sc brittle
Ger ct 6laoeinobolo al 1894, 260
GcreS; men / Iaret 1890 bar bette
Sal Iunfet iii Sc, 7S2,O53 a(cre8. ;
ben Interchangeable Wenneifealoer
bar England oltioa miItet life min.
ore END 1S2,207 acreS. s Gar.
hunoreoer bar oct alorig bpilenoe
SAB opilltgt belle gper og Sfoge
langs ben engclifc SpIt, % 6ct
ttGngcr ~beitanoig lGngere in0 /
2anoet. Saulebes lao 9pen 2eas
'cpis GaitIe oeO @irrol for so gar
iiben en- balp engeIif MiI fra ap-
iten; men / 1908 loa ben umiooel-
bart peo Stranoen; paa oette Steo
err Sapet oItioo bpert Iar trpngt 1G
Weter ino | 2anoet.
albion fal en- Sang ipufe /
Sapet og foriuinoe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-11-28

Ell fraftiA men mere inmpdtiil &crione
IiabeS. SGlui CT eu abel Aarailer men
ban reprr icntercr en- bel unocn Sips
opfatuiug.
Rerc inopitlet CT oonSIiuoen /
"8iergs @ipiro % hans 6uitru". Sooeos
~perionerlte or DC met leperoe oa mai
tigite al SisuriensiouS aara,terer. 9ios
tibet CT DALLAS aiGrIiQbco for Sieros
GipinS % 3anoI,nQcu orcicr liz ON
Sc Cpofrelier bernc aiCrIigbcS frrper
al benoc. Sier9s gipino. en- pirfelia
3elteiiitteIie, blep brepet al 6un0cr /
lin 6iembpgo til at bli eli alminoelig
Spu. Otter eli SiNS Eorlcb briiter ban
iia. pad @ruuo al 9uiomhcocn. ira ii.
SfiuIeiteo oppe pao @icroct nco til
Salem huor ban tor Siencite moer
Gapuet Sari hos Den rige @u,e 0alla.
GIitopen 9riber &aIa; oen uopitler iiq
~eiterbaanocu Ill Den melt trciaitc Girrs
I;ebec. Set Ter pi oerdi at IA Sdld
opoaaer meb Snlerte bocrt aari pirfeIia
CT ~uubiIaar bun Jig oog ira 9eusmauoel,
9ieruS tiItalenbe Manifestations on
BOILER ii9 til Scarf. Sieru opoaacr
aaris tibIigere Siltorie % gaar tiIperfs
FOR at iau BAN arreiterct. &allaS Girrs
Iigbeo beitanr igieu &rcpen % bun
ilp9ter meo gioino lRuri) til @iergeuc
% Der beler bun meo BAN bans ros
mautiite 9io og FRANCE aaar. Se Dor
beroppc / ilere Inr "a 10 &prn fpoeS
ocn. Set ferlte Barn Ira9cr 6oIla uHc
Il auloeu for at irnic libel beuer enc
az Iaoc BET opporc ION en- Sor6rnocrs
Wdrn. Set nnOet ItDrtcr bum uco opcr
Sicr9ct "a bere6 StiuIcitcO ophuge5 %
6uIo mprber 2cnsmauoci for at REQ
DC eject.
Mcn bell iibite % baorocitc Yrepc
beitaor bcnocs 9irrliqbco ou 6uu itaor
Nnii9t til anii9t mcO Sipjlo cn ltorms
iulO @iuteroag mCo SuItcu o. Sortns
heIieu itirrerbc Dem iu1eoc ~ meo en-
Sneitcrm raienoe uOeufor. Epilcu iuis
ger zig iub; gicniiOigc &c5reiOcier.
iuradrio9ct al bcu faIiic Sen Gruc5.
iom iorraaote DEM, timber Steo %
giuino heller ero at tuaIc Rent itDrtcl
Jig, ipng nf 6ungcr, M i Stormeu / ct
bnableit 6orisg pnu at iilloe Seoc. sal
ID i~iieunsr itrnr loab ser Nrep ban
hertil. Suu aabiter Sercu 90 Ter ia
- ct ifiGrenpe HsOSitrig / ret iicruc
90 alt er forbi. @en beurcs NirrIigs
beb beitoo Yrepeu.
5 bette 9rantd iiGr bIir SprnNinocr
mere intellS, SutoIiu9cn uouitIcr ia
burti9erc % ben belle StilDrinQ or mere
gribenoe cuo / "@narocn 6rouu". Sal.
la er III 9piubetbpe iom fGiter iig
6ufomnnelien. Seubcs &uraftcritDrtc
opofrcubc &iGrli9bco og irtenie SpleIs
ic3lip itiIbre5 megct reoIiitiif, &igclebcl
CT Gioiub (iirr / Nooirtniug til Ir,
ucs) Ell iGrbeIe5 nobel % itrrt Stit.
telic.
9eripm 6cttc Sramo blep opfort pno
BEN anteritanife Sceue uiIoc BET uocr
SpiI 9isre ct itertt Suptrpf. Set ipne2
at bisie YerionIigbeSer oportfcr ser
gainle norbiife Sifirgcaano; DC fan M
item life t9nteS ION muoerue Spper
Soriuaoiot Iom &c opfriifer SC gnmIc
@egreber ON manbIig % toinOeIig Stpr.
fr og &c gamIe nor0iite Sogr. fan oiSiC
9rartaer iiges at inoIeoe en- GenG5ianS
/ roroiif IanosIio.
g0piu SiueeIitao.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-11-28
Wioocl mob Elnscaanocr

On Sorgermciter / en- az Nmcritas
ueitligle Sper fnnot poa CT mt Miboel
iii at bciri iiq ira en- SIoecaauo, Iom
bapoe rcpht ruuot / 9erere hos bam /
lGnaere Sir.
gorgcrmetercu5 &ortncr bar en- in
oeriig belpilig % inil SIR og fuuoe al
BRIG bringe set oper fit Sierte ar ia9e
@lagenanbeu prf. Sanianot 9orgermes
Itereu bar inoe. nar BEN uneIiomue 8irit
pis a at bli uit inb. On Sag beIluts
teoe Sfferet, at III itulbe oct barre Tut,
brorpaa ban tiltaIte jim Yortner iaas
lunbe:
"Senrn, pco Sc, bporfor Smitt font
mer Der iaa'u Sag ND % Sag iub?"
"NGsi. icg itaI life tuuuc ii. al ieg
peo oet."
ia ba pil icg life la bare al for
true Sem / al Sortruligbeb, ct ban ies
ger Seres Yoir."
FRA ben Sag al" iaaoe Sor9ermes
iIereu. "ian ieg aIOris Smitb Ofterc.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-11-28

2. 6pcr iior Strdf eaer WaiItt CT
Der for al tnee no andres .Sreoe AZ
Yoithuiet % bebolne benz?
8. Sudo Ear man aiere meo CT
Nanb, iom br19er srou gaulo % Srus
Her?
Spar: 1. Wan bebolhcr benz life
| mango gnr: man enten sncIGsscr
benz eller icnecr benz tilbagc til Srcp.
ifriuerer (bpis De CT af @GrSi), iaa iprt
man fan. Snnriot ps befjcrbt or man
life bnnSct til uusen beitemt IiS.
=. Sp til CT Bar aars 6ensIeI.
3. San fan I. Gr. arrciteres % nm.
Der 9antiun tilplistcS at bplbe 5reo.
Sp.: Spor itaI ic9 6cnbenoe mtg
for at faa llnoerretniug ON Sctin9cIiers
ne for at fomntc / Sctra9tuirg iom
SpgepIeierite / &rigen?
Spar: Sfrip ill american Has
final Reb Grpis Sueictg, gSuibinston,
:. 6.
Sp.: 6ar Ell Sreit / Spuooen Stems
meret / lin Renigbeb, uaar S~pergsmaas
let er ON at itrpge ro8et al Neri9bes
Ders 9onititutiou?
Spar: ga.
Sp.: I. Sam mar ta9e Sprneitcab paa
lit ferite @orqerpapir?
2. s iaa Sab, fan man probe op,
fereno ear lit onoet Surgerpapir?
3. 6oorlGugc maa ma o9re | Sans
bet, ferenb mar fan blipe Berger?
Spar: 1. Sa.
2. Rei.
3. Scm gar.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-11-28

On opgtig a6ouueutiamIer biloe meo
Setbeo fltune lanlle 10 npe Hbonnenter pdn
"2ccordbsS oiten" ON Sugen / ct guot
norit Excitement. ~foruoidt at De ileite Do
life alt babe gldoet, Ien aft ri i%urlaus
ger er 10 abunneuter / 2sbet ni tire Taa.
ncoer, aItiaa bare 4 pm Taanescn eIer
miuorc eno en- ON 1tseu. Spm Tanifisns
nellie for bette arbcioe uoIouer ri bette
Sueber .SampSen @ulbubr, Tom De fer al.
biloet Der. gldar ri Tiger oct er et snrdrs
tcret Suebers 6unrpoeu 8ulouhr. idu me-
ner ri, bpao ri Tiger, 90 sarauterer bore
Orb.
Gn slimrcnoe snlebnius for hinge
ps Yamle.
Soem bill life eiernc bore Gier al ct
elegant 8uloubr? Soormauee ipdrer life
Benge / Iange Cher for at hume tiebe CT
i%uaoaut llbr2 90 Der er Oct Irleouiug
iii at iad et Tor at ii uogeu pellige Orb
ON ~Toiten og 8eo arleu" til SoIt / Ras
boluget. Sor BET er onltreut alt, iout itdI
til for nt idmle npe 4bouueuter pdd ct
iieuot 8lao ION "Secorahs Soften. On
bucr m abpunent pil bi tilienot Eremie.
boa o. ale uotpmne Rumre al "geo Ar.
men" FRA Sespubeiien al ben mn lsbeuSe
S~urtGlltus.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-11-28

getugeier fr abonuentamlcre:
Settle nr n life O9iat ION @ramie en- SgntuErauee, bUOri bare II elr nos
acu fGa br 0uoers SperNUmbet, gt cer Yie gRdro euer aptuoe, fan
Uiu6c l6et req. im rGunt, at ieuoe % Is uhe 5ennrsd6ouueuter q $3.50.
(&enQe TAG meofolge ber Sang Abouuerter tuoRubes)
Set euere, p iorhnger e, ar Se im Scris paa, at Sc nger ar arbeoe for
Uhret. iuber % en- M TbouueUt treu to Tiger q uSfpber ueoeurdauDe
9l1ufet mo 0cure Sbomeut5 Napu "a gnrese hugeueo oees eget Rnpu OF
Ganr &c iaa inocn tire gPaanroer ira ben Saa, ri mrotar Ylanfftrn,
icuocr pS be puuge, If aburncntr. oil Gulonhret Ibi iebt lem sraus "a p..
tpfut, Game eMer Serres nr er Enfe % mo SereS SutnaIer trograperd, nm
&c suffer. y. annuoku Eubtibns Co., Sceurab, Soma.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-11-28

Gp.: 4. Soormdnge Tnr 6ebolber
man Sreoc, Iom ienpss til "Seab 2etter
Once"
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-11-28
salenOer for 1917. ertra MT ! a

s~alenber for 1917. 9rtra MI ! 6ars
petrrt uOitnret aaleuSer er nlereoe
~fGroiairnti. Zen buroe prpoe Ses8en
/ etbpert itauSiunoiit Sieu. SIAN erbolz
oes irit peS al t%ilitripe S~canoinavinns
Nmerieau Sinieus 9ontor. III 20.
Dearborn CT, Chicago. 81.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-11-28

Remeiieis aaratier lis8er life
iSortanosu, men / Saeobi.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-11-28
R~orreiponoance.

epsrasmadl fra geriouer, ior lie opstoes iir'
Paure iii Hcoaitipacn, beipdrts life.
Spers.re teoes nffatic fine SpsrgsmaaIt ct Hart %
treeliet Spros.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-11-28
On al islaenOe soaer tOr amoiemoelie al 1 MI Mbon

SiauSiuuutH Snuhrcrei Su9ebOs, ipeaclt uoatioet for faRoruabifc Srnr I
gnurfn uRo gPunG % Segt unQtt cnr Oct GerulanOs bruscHec spem.
Samcn @ptNt 6mtdamg al 8dte Collins, uen Sanmert9ning Den melt
ipGnbcnoe Og frrg5enoc Human iom bar gnet "Seb Hrreu". Optrpt
godornr pna manages GpforOrng 47 Ster.
ft8cu ira SimberIuh Of 0eue Strauou Yurer, en- 6crtrlig ON en- uns Yge.
On al gmerifaS poture c8 melt Irte 6ortruunser. $50 Sicer, trtt pa
got Yapr.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-03-15
IF YOU WORRY, READ THIS

Worry never brought any good TO any.
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We all have our troubles and worry, oil
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The doctor who could meet this nervous
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worry IL characteristic symptom, must
be cured by the patient himself. That IL
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"Diseaseso of the Nervous System" and
read the chapter on "Neurasthenia. So
many people have read il and written
back, This hits my case exactly, / am
giving the treatment a trial and being
benefited" that the DIR. Williams Medi-
cine Co., Schenectady, N. Y. has had
lot of these books printed and will send
you copy free on request. Ask for q.
diet book also il your stomach is off.
DR.. Williams Pink Pills are non.
alcoholic tonic, particularly suited for
nervous, neurasthenic people. Your
druggist sells them or they will be mailed
postpaid on receipt OF price, so cents per
)ox, six boxes for $3.50.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-03-15
Senator Gallinger in a Strange Role.

We never expected to live to see the
day when William Jennings Bryan and
Jacob Ii. Gallinger were fellow passen-
gers in the same political craft How
ever, if Senator Gallinger is correctly
quoted in his explanation OF his vote
against tabling the Gore resolution, he
occupies precisely the same position on
the question of warning Americans from
exercising the right to take passage on
belligerent merchantmen, armed sole
ly for defense, as does Bryan. And this
strange environment in which Gallinger
has placed himself becomes still stranger
in aspect when his position is contrasted
with that assumed by Senator Lodge
and that of former Senator Root, two
Republicans with whom Senator CALM
ger has long sustained intimate and
sympathetic relations, and the two Re-
publicans popularity regarded as best in
formed and most experienced in matters
Of International relations.
If Senator Gallinger has based his
vote upon the proposition that Wilson.
in forcing vote on a question which
but few days before he had exerted all
of his influence to prevent, was playing
more for political than for diplomatic,
effect, and that he refused to be used
for such a purpose, his position, while
open to possible criticism, would be I'M
But Gallinger did not leave
himself even this means of escape. He
quite frankly declares his support of the
Bryan policy of abandoning a right be-
cause of the possibility that the United
States might be called upon to enforce
that right.
There can be no denial, Gallinger's un
expected support of Senator Cores res
olution has surprised and panied many
Of his friends in New Hampshire. Senti |
ment in the Granite state is emphatically |
IN favor of bold and unyielding insist |
ence ON the rights of neutrals at the |
hands OF both groups of belligerents. Viii
sons pusilanimity in Mexico and his re-
lance upon paper protests in dealing
With European questions have not been
popular in this state. But. he struck
/ popular chord in his letter TO Senator
stone and in the position therein as
umed he deserved undivided congress
onal support. Unless we sadly mis-
Judge New Hampshire sentiment, this
3 the attitude of the people whom SEN
tor Gallinger represented in Washing
on.-Manchester Union.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-03-15
House Plan to Sidetrack All
Other Business
for 1t
IN ACCORD WITH
PRESIDENTS WISHES
Subcommittee and Speaker
Clark in Conference
Over Plan

Washington, March l5-1n keeping
with the presidents desire to have al
preparedness measures rushed through
Congress, the House rules COMMITTEES
yesterday appointed subcommittee e
confer with Speaker Clark on side track
ing all other business after the passage
of the free sugar repeal in favor OF the
army bill.
An agreement was expected before
night. If the plan carries, the army
bill may be before the House by Friday
The immigration bill now is slated to
come up for discussion before the army
bill and any attempt TO postpone con-
sideration of the former is expected to
nett of the immigration committee and
other friends of the bill.
Besides appointing the subcommittee,
the rules committee drew a rule to pro-
vide 90 hours debate and night sessions
on the army bill.
In the Senate Mondays outburst
against prolonged delay in considering
defense measures served to arouse sena
tors generally TO hasten their work
Democratic leaders declared yesterday
that should prolonged fight develop
over the public land waterpower bill now
before the Senate, a motion would be
made to displace it with the Chamberlain
army reorganization bill They hope to
get this measure before the Senate some
time next week
Chairman Cham erlain of the military
committee announced his committee
would meet to-day to hasten the army
reorganization bill report so that the
measure may be advanced for considera
tion at once. Once on the calendar, it'll
would be in position to be taken up
whenever the Senate votes to consider it.
Speaker Clark advised the committee
he had promised to recognize Chairman
Burnett Immediately following disposal
IF the sugar bill and that arrangements
for any other procedure would have to
nave Mr., Burnett's approval. Mr.. Bur
nett is expected to return from Alabama |
.o-day and the subcommittee then viii
present its proposal to him.