davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1916-02-09
Hopewell opetne sc buduje.

llopcWcII, Va. &, mora. Dom.
| kE 'OhOt0 m6stu, ZlIIccnt 4 yaInc
east ncd1ynFm pozhrcm. yzrilSta,
j op6tnt jako hotby pc dcSli u
miHta, kdc .icst6 vccra byly sifce~
nnlf II SpalcnlStd, jSou opttnt osa-
HoV1na, n"bof rada nov%rh domkil
ryrhIe byla III zhotoycna. TAX ia
ko rychlc mfsto toto roStIo pred
pet mdSici II TAX jak rychIr byI0
znI@eno, opGtn6 rychIc VyrUSta zp
SpaIcnSt ruin. JcStt pred rokcm
mlsto, kdc nyni naItza Sc Hope
well kdc V rocr 1868 nal1zaI Sc
hlaVul stan almady gcnrrala
Granta, byIo kukuritnNm polcm.
Po Il Du Pontova Spolctnost zri-
dlla zdc sVoJ" zaVody a move me
sto poGaI0 tn VyrOStatl, jakOby k
Hiyotu byIo vyvoano Garovnpm
proutkcm. IlopcWcII pred poza
rem bylo obroVltou ycSnlci, kdc
%lIo 10000 obyVatcI yttSnol phi
StthovaIclI, \ miStt vHrtstaly ry~
chile z1bavni podniky, jrlto dtIni-
ri nell dobrt vydtlky a rht6Il Sc
po pracl prlJcmne haVitl. Dlyadla,
kabarety, strayni domy a kulcrni-
koyf sine mely vcmI dobre oh.
chody. NcbyIo Y tomto ntst6 zad-
ntho dokonaleho Systcmn mtstsko
sprdvy, nchyIo III zadnlch poll
cejnich zakoun ncbyIo IN niko-
ho, kdo by prihIizcl k tomu, ably
zakony hyly zarhovavany. kaldf
zdal NJ tn mitl dostl pcnez a po-
loAyetu So Ia dobre Nedlo. Move
mesto hudovano Je trVanIIvell -~
Je Size ~taveu0 nnoho domk0 Dire
vfnYrh, ale vedle Mich hndovany
isou d0my cihelnt. lrist6hnyaIel,
kteri praruji layodeeb nu pont
Powder 60, jsou prdtrlskl mako
neni apolrurUm. Rekovt ltnl0-
Va pfcyIaduii. Z0dui Ntmvi II la
kuaau@ ucisou zam3>tnauj zayo
deeh ietto podniEatclt So ohavait,
ze suadno mohlt by h}t 1lskAml ne.
apenlN. kIertm se ic,lua
q pnskntent kavadn, y uith4 vNra
hi se vdtetuN matrrtal pro spolrn,
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1916-02-09
.pOROTA OSvObOD|LA
PAM M0HROVOU, 0D-
SOUD|vS| CERNOCHY
Vdova po zavrazdenem lekari
omdlela v soudni SIM, kdyz roz-
sudek poroty pfedcitan,
CERNOSI UZNANI VINNYMI,
0becenstvo, shromaaden6 v soud-
nj SIM, prijalo fozsudek poroty
yelmi priznive.

Providence. Il. L. Il. 0nora. -~'
pnni Elizabeth +. MohrovA, jcH OBJ
vIu6na byIa najmutj ri 6crno-
chn k Huvrazdtni SVtho manHcla,
Ora. Charles +. Mohru, bohattho
l@karr V NcWportu, kdyH naltzal
y" ma automoblovG yyjiHdce NJ
sVon sckrrthikou, SlciuMn Emily
I'urgeroyou, byla VGcra pozd6 vc.
Ger osVobozona poroton, ktrrd Nd
koIlk dnl trnto scnsuGul piipad
vysrtrovaIu. PAM Mohrova omdIc.
Ia, hoicc platic, kdyz rozSldck byI
prrdtitdn.
Henry SpeIIman Cecil Brown,
frrnosl, ktril obyintnl byIi primo
~ zaYrnId6ni ltkafc, byIi uznanl
yinn}mi vraldy Ora, Mohra II
zrHntui >Irtuy Emily Rurgcrovt.
Nn kollrjuIm pahorku, ncdaIeko
stare .oudui hudoyv stu osoh 1r.
karo q suahov4 ho,,ri nn yynnsc.
nj rozsudku. Mnozi 4 utch naltza
Ii So III od tasu}rh hodln rannirh.
Pnni Mohrova hyla ltm6r yyucsr.
IA ~ ~oudnj sine pc schodoch
stare soudni hudoyy. Rozsudck
aastupY pred soudul hNdovon byl
riljal prl1nlyo. I'orota radlla Sc
pa sethu hodn u petatrlret mlhut.
l'aui Mohroya We SVEN domoyt
prohhslla le otckoyah osYobo1o-
NJ TyrIila znoHW A. ucrlnne by
la uarrena H. nrmflH - yruzdon
go thitt N}nL kdFa bHlo o.yo-
hozena, ohdrll tfetlut Z pozuslnto-
sli sy6ho manaela, lrz ma comt ko
lem tlnsotH'. >leeua Emily tur
geneva leliz pomer X lfkatt ttl.
die ah2alohy poklatlem pro lutn
tragedlt, ncnalezah se y saudmt
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1916-02-09
i.alie znatne poAkazena yalkon

Rim, u, dnnra, IleiAi spolee
most pro noyahuasni natslt,N a.
atnen mlha,Iilifs H. turtslt. ktetl
nAslelkrm ealky nppftitIou letes
nihu rnku de lfalle mohll tane
chat seml upilmtne tllnAM. lsll
\ mnnhsvh hfaiAnaph naNsleNa Il.
anen hsla hlA,nlm nfrdmelpm
riilma nhNkalelslA i hAsleslkem
AhYikn lah"ta i,nn muahn osnh
pel,ne - hIia Naiilplt Anlrlh,
rtHtmlei, nhehnsluiri. klefi vlan
ehm nfo,lasali rAane pamAlkN 4
epla ta,la lltll lieha existence h Ia
ro,lmmens nfilrslem harslN, -
rltuli iiA tstpf npstaAlalpk ptlimn
nsl lnFtsin
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1916-02-09

rrtrohrud, Ii, uuoa. kaku.
sane We svlch boiieh ia vfehode
u4iyuli nyni prlNttole, ktertm
vrhall plameuy ua szdalenost otl
tfteiti do ttyfieiti yurdn Y po,
slrdnt doht toboto noveho yalrt,
uaho rrostredku uilli pft htoku Ia
Rusr itAne od nuhna, die nrettni,
ho oAuameni dues yydantha,
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1916-02-09
RUS0vE POKRACUJl OSpESNE Y
OPERAClCH Y zAKAvKAzl A TuRCI
MARINE POKOUSl Sc 0 0FENS|vU
eyerozapadnm Ruu vzduchoplayecke naezdy
Haici Bukovne mens uosy pcchoty Ma zapadt boje de-
lostfeecke podsopoyt nekterycb mistech.
ANGLO.FRANCOUzSKA voJSKA DALE v|Ttzl Y kAMERuNl
Nemecka voka bya zatlacena Spane Gunee
~ Buharsky kral Ferdinand nayStiy Nemecko Ntmecky
zassodnlk Moewe dopaden by AngliGany.

VI 1000 bflorhn JednOu meme.
rkou koIoniI Afrirc. jpz dosud
ncnl dobyta spoJrnrj. j. ndln"ckA
y}ehodni Afiiku, Hrrd ma rozIO,
by 3Sl,OOO tty"rriuiph nil ma
$500, 900 obyVatrI.
krAI bnIharsk} Ferdinand, jak
oznAmruo byIo Il BcrIina, chyHth
~ k uavst6vf V N6mrckn, ably od.
pIatiI ntncck@mn cisnfi jcho nav.
Mtvl V Ma V Srbsku dine ~. led.
IA. I,tlIharskfmu kr1Ii doStanc ~
Y Brrllnt srdcGnfhO uyitdni .Jc
moznf, H. kral na ccstt do I,crIi,
na zastavi 80 take vc Nidni.
AugIickf vaIcfu@ Iodstvo 4 Gi.
brallaru n jln}rh zdkIadon yr
Sircdozemnlm NOR bylo ryrhlo
posGno do krailny kandrsk}ch o.
sirovlL ably patraIo po zdSltoduilu,
ktcr( tech misircb MD obchod.
nj lodstvo spojcncu. ByIo ozu1me.
no, ac LODI, ktcr1 dopadIo Appnm u
potopIIa rcIou rndn jin|ch lodi.
bYIa angIickFm ydIefn{m lod.
Myrm lapcna, ByIo IN nj unIczr.
no vclk@ mnoHstyi zlaia.
Nnpjctl nczl Rumlinskcm crll-
tr1lnimi mocnostmi jc stale vetsi
ii wanna kriHc mhzo nastati kazdt
chviIc. die deepest 4 ItaIic II Rn-
munska. korrcspondcnt casopisu
Daily Chronicle oznamiI, H. Widen
Il Berlin BnkurcStl vyhrozujf
Dosly zprhyy o ryeLltm sollstrr.
dovdni vojsk contralnich mocno.
sti ma bulharskb strnn6 Dunajc.
kdeato rumtlnskt voisko jc opc.
yntno ia zdpadni froutt. asi pa
dcsdt mil od ntmecko,rakousk 1ch
linii Rakouhko a NfmcckO zada-
~ na Rumunsku. ably dalo zaru,
kn pfntclskt neutrality u prove.
dlo dcmohIlisaci svf armady,
Nsechno nusvedfuje toml zcI
trutousti Spojcucl n Bulhary 90
znhajl olenslvu na llnie
naItzajici 81 scvcrue cd
Sohn6. Die zprav " SoInnt, ddlo-
bojc jsou proudu po
diva poslrdni dny ncdalcko DORA
M. o v}slrdku t6chto dtlosifrlc.
ckych boJn ncdoslo 1Adnych
zpfAv, ale tnkot@ bomhardovnni
mdze byti pfcdzvesti oiensivniho
pohybu Teutonll a iejIch spoienco,
kterf. die dosl}ch zprav. ma b{ti
lahajen Y polovine tohoto mesice,
Ipravy ~ Solune oznamily, ze dc
lostfeleetyo npojenen pfekonapa
ddlosireleetyo nepfltcln,
Ipraya z kodane omamuip, 1e
velka ntmccka yaledna lodi hyla
notopemu v tAttegatu meal ostfo
yem Anholt Il svedsktm pohfe5im,
ncpese prayi, 6e lnd tuta narazilu
ma ninu. catteeat ie cast mnfe |
lplivi men nanskem sstdskpn I
skrxe kterou lodi 4 llaltiku musi +
proiifdati, ehteji-lt dostihnonti A
lAnitektho oeeanu. Otf0g An /
holt nalefa 81 prave W sttrdu
| 'Attegatn
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1916-02-09
ANGLE zDRAHA Sc
POvOL|TI NEUTRAL
NJ POMOC POLSKU
Sir Edward Grey naznacil, re ta.
koye poyoleni bez jistych ID.
ruk nemnze byti dano.
POLACI sAMI o TO ZADALI.
Anglicant pry musl zabraniti to-
mu, ably Nemci neuzivali zasob,
nyni Polsku jsoucich.

Loud}n, &. mora. -- Anglick(
zahranItnj 1rad vydul dnps prlpis
STa Edwarda Grryr, mlnistra IN
Ir0nitnich zaIczitosti. IIrrbcrtl
I. llooVcrovl pfcdscdoyi amcri
exc k0nlSc pro pOmor BrIgii. II II.
lyrrcJDlI kabrIograIny Vymtntnt
m"zI PoIsl}mi pomorn}1ni organi
sarrnI V Chlragu prcmicrrm
ASquIthom. Tyto dokumonty nu.
IznatlJi zc doposud urdoSIo k zad
| NJ dohodt mczi vIlku ycdo,lcIni
lzememi a obdanskym obyVatcI.
Stycm PoISky, NrdIc toho Spojr-
ny fisk uvcrcjnII dopiS od pana
IIooVrra, Jrhoz dGslrdkcm byIo IT,
vcrcjntnI odpov6di angIickrho "a
IranIGnlho llradu. correspondent
"r 0 tomto pfcdmetu zancchAva
problem opHtroyAni potraVin pro
nc&faStnou PoISku ncr0zhodnut} II
potvrzUjr n1hIcdy dobfc mforno-
van[ch krnIu. ~ k dobodd V toto
z1IcIItostl Sotvn dojdr,
Hoover prohIaSiI, zc dopis an
glirk@ho zahranirniho miniSta w
Jadiujc uadtjI, zc uaIczrna bldc
ntjakd z1kIadna pro dalSi vyjcd-
nayanl. Doprnya potravin a j.
nIrh potrcb do poISk|ch krajin,
pres nGz prrhuaI So valky krok,
j. Spojrua So zIaGuyml potiAcmi a
budr ncmolnoStl. ncdoStnnc-li Sc
komlSi, ktcra pomocnoll praci chcc
konati, bIahovolnf pomoci n6ktcrr
4 ncutrA|nlch narodnostl. Hoover
ve SVEN piiplsIl angllcktmu zahra-
nI6nimu mInistru Ii6iI crrnE obraz
ncStaStnt PoISky a .jcji Sy-
MI deer zadal IA podporu v
Snazr prlntStl t6nto trpicIm pod
poru pod mozinArodnim protckto-
rhtcm.
Sir Edward Grey ua pripiS ten
TO odpovtd6l poukazcm IA to, zr|
pomoc polSce bylo VGno-
Vauo uvaIcni. ale Ic plamu V rc~
stu So stayl tollk prckazrk, " ne
nj mozno takovfho povoIcnl dati
brz .iiStIrh dalSich opaticni. Pro
hluSulr, %r o tttO ZaIcZltOSli SOtya
budr molno lrdnati drive, dokud
Il n6mcrkn vlHda nevy-
laji nailzcnl o zhkaZu vEvozu po- !
Iravin 4 rtlSktho poISka Il ncdall
ldruk. IL 4 domAcich zasob oby~
vatclStva ucbudc nlGrho brano pro !
vydrlovani stavajirlcIt armAd ma
poll vdIeGntm,
kdyby t6chto zaruk St spoien-
'nm dostalo, pax suad hNIo by
mo2no dojitl k dohode o v{vom
llstych prcdmttll do poStizcnlrh
kraJnn poIsk{eh II poskytnnta by
IA hy komiSl Volnost Y rozdtlova
ii ttrhto zasob trpicimu ohyVatel. +
,tXu Ale yukay VIEpyu y tuAk ahu /
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1916-02-09

Lond}n, 7. 0nora. ~-~ BoJc mczI
1'urky q Rusy v Iakaykazi byly
obnoycny vclkon prudkosti n dlp
Hprdgy 4 PctrOhtmdu. Rusov| 1to-
ii na iurrckG Iinir ua cclf fr0ntf.
NlsIcdkrm po4lcdnich sY{ch poz0.
uthodu}ch Gspdch0 ziskaIi posta.
rcni znarnt y}hodnf 4 bcz vel
kFri potizi mari ysrrbny turcck|
p0ku8y ofensiyu. Y nGkoIika bo-
dech Turci pokouscIi 81 . ofcnsi.
WI pohyb, ale byIi edrazrnI & vel.
k}ml ztratami. .Iak ySecIno tomu
uasy6dGlljc, Rusoyf snazi sc upra.
viii syoje liic tax. ably Gtok na
Erzerum mohl bFti go ncidriyr
podniknt M dyou stran1ch ri.
ska vojSka bIiIi 81 k tftO dtlIcIitf
prynOsti Il o6ckGva So, H. ntok IN.
hajrn budc lined po ziskdui tdz-
k}cb ddl.
Y scVcrozapadnim R,lsk1 ud1Io
So Y posIcdnIch dncch ntkoIIk
yzduchoplaycrkych GtokH. Nzdu-
chOplavci ohon stran napadIl p0-
sirr nrpfitcIr. ale ncporhybn6 AMI
Y jrdln@m pripadt nosetkaIi ~ y
VI*Icdkcm prl pokusu zpnsobc.
nj nepritcIi yolkrcb ztrdt. l'rrdni
zprdYy nspol o zhdnfclt velk{ch
skodaeh nomIuyi. Y lIalldi a rn.
kovin6 dochazl k mcnSim ntokilm
pdchoty u bojtim grmatov%m \
jcdnom bodt, kdc proii teuton'
sk|m Iiniim bojuie armada gene.
rdla Ivanoya, Rusoyt nalezIi ny
stem rakouskFch podkopi zniti-
Ii jcj, Y jin}ch mistech dIouht
fronty pauuje kid Il jen III tam
dochazi k bojnm dtIoStreIcck%m,
Ma zapadni fronte doch1zi k bo-
Jim dtIostrcIcckfm u podkopo-
y{m neprctrzite II tn tam take k
mrnsim UtokUm pechotH. Augll
rkt francouzskf d6lostrelcrtYo
bombardoyuIo 1sptsnt n6m"rk@
zdkopy lioesinghc francouzska
tilka della umlteIa nGmcckou bate
Ri, y}chodne od Bocsinghe. Ntt
sich uspechu spojenci docilili yr
yfchodni tdstl Champagne. Idr
podarilo No Jim zniciti ntmcckf
zdkopy ma pIantnt Naverin Il Wy
hodltl do poyttfi skladiste stfell
va. Ecdle toho PafN zaznamen6-
vi Hnltrni rcseryoarn ia otravnN
plyn I'nikajici plyn 4 Mich hyI
yraen zpet M nemeekf iinie, An
eIitant pokuslIl Se postup jlho.
2apadne od Neuville Il Jizne od La
lsassee prnpluyu, ale jelich ntokS
hyl,. die aprdvy Horlina, odra
seny, V infeh misteeh nedoslo X
lAdnfm dule2itejsim plltkinn,
Anglo -franeouzaka voiska se.
tkala ~ poxnrnhndnfm dspf'
chem ye syt Rampant proii Nem'
eum Y kameruun Y uemeokt zh.
padui roynikovt Afriee Spaniel
ska nfedni xprbya omamila, H. h0o
u6merkteh a II, ,ntnl ieiirh kolonis
aluieh yoiakn pfrkrodllo iihnaa
padui hranlee spnneIske s,uinee
hYtt atIfhrolenl a mtefnnyam, tn.
paNalnie - III tnnmkn, H. anriu
fruneputskh kampan kamernnu
hlikl 81 ku strmn tuknueenl, Fatn
kampan sahhiena hyla ia iafr y
rher lnlb franeau4skt i anpli
tkt llfrslni tnrakN afnAm.lN nri
,tfivr dnhyti Npauhdefe seiskpm
spnirnen Alisla toto II dUle2lloi
uhphnelui stantei III sttedlslrm
fptu9eh ppst Na - Al fa n htln
lukt sltu,llskpln itemprkeha nslnn
ri lufdeii nfnAmenn hNla llnht
ii That. III nal nsl pomptl NlHf
fle rnSlese dahsll mesl hang
shap j lsolplerf iakoA nAtup Ill
uset nfriAielskSeh aslliln dn Apa
neIske tluinee hamvtunsks ~
meeks pgnlsktnFai ma vottnhy |
ial.l'A, flNenenlvh mil utsNA
lplsisa eal''taAl paAllaip ~
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NEMC| CHTEJ| UROv-
MATT zALEzITOST
LODI LuSITANIE
Naznacili, re povolili spojenym
Statum tolik, ze dalSich Il.
stupku uciniti ncmohou.
JEST NADEJE ma UROVNANf.
President Wilson q sekretaf Lans.
ing budou zalezitosti teto
konferovati dnes.

Washington, y, e.. &. mora. ~-~
President Wilson srkrctar Lans.
ing Jak 80 otckava, budou konrc.
roVatI Ultra o noVfch utlncckFph
nabldkArb na uroYn1ni pffpadll
ImsIiamIc, ktrr{ Jc podkIadcm
pro kontroyrrSi, jrz ycdcna jc jiz
po n6koIIk tYdnil. Informacc
dipIomatlckIch kruhll naznatnji,
IT, jr nadfjc ma kr urovnAni to-
hoto pilpadu, President Wilson
procitaI ntmcckt nabidky patcL
Vctcr Il uGmrcktho vyslancctyf
by1o oZnAmcno. zc N6mci t6to
zAIczitoSti SIi nejdalc, jak mohIi.
ably yyhov6i pozadaykHm Spojo-
nIch StatH.
Il yysslch dipIomatickych kru-
hll doSIo oznamrni, H. Nimccko
ma IN to, zo VyhovGIo kazdtmn
b0du pozadavkjl Spoj jcnFch StA1n
$ V%Jmkou Onoho, ktcrE zadA, a.
by potopcn1 paroIodi Iusiianic
prohIaScno byIo "a tin nczAkon-
n|. .iinymi sIovy, by nGmccka via
da odmltla zall zodpov6dnost. Ia
koy@ prohla$cnl ale ntmccka Via
dn prI IA zAdnych okoInosti uti-
niti nemuzc. NovF n6mcckf nAvrh
ma urovndnl pripadu Lusitanic prF
scSiIuje zdruky, jiz dane We Wy
jcdndvaul o potopcni pa,niku A.
rabic. Move tyto 1abfdky prF tt.
kt yyrovnojI vScchny otazky, po.
vstaIf We vcdcnl ponorkovf vaIky
V Scvrrnim mor.
NySv6tluJc SO, IL Y pripadu A.
rablcu byla odnitnnta zodpovtd
most za tcnto poGin toho diivodu.
ze byIo to poruScnlm instrukci. da-
nych vclitcllm ponorck. ' piipa.
de Lusitanic Sc ale o takovt po-
ruSrni ncjcdna, nebot vcIitcl fidlI
SO die rozkazn. NScobccne naiize.
nj, ably oSobni parolodi ncbyly po-
tap6ny boz vIStrahy, byIy dany,
.jak dncS bylo Sd6lcno vySokou all-
torltou, den po potoponi lAlsta-
ME. ByIo reGcno. zc Ntmecko ncn-
vcdIo We znamost tuto SkutrGnost
pro Stratcgickt piitlny.
StanoviSko nemcckych 1icdni-
kn ncm0zc prE blti jmt, potin
yclitclr ponorky mohI by byti od-
Souzcn n odmltnuta zah zodpo-
ytdnost kdyby We Skutccnosti jed
nalo Sc o poruscni rozkazi ale V
pripadt lAlSltanle velltel ponorky
jrdnal souhlaSu nStrnkccml,
jemu dan(mi,
Ntmecko priiima zodpovednoSt
"a zni6cut amerirkt zivoty ma lu-
sitanii n ie ochotno poskytnonti za
nd nahradu Hnideni lodi bylo pr}
odrIatou Va blokadu ntmecklch
pfistayu, nNrizenom angliekou ris-
,kou radou Move nemeckt nayr,
by TAX" uanucuii, H. methody W.,
lrui ponorkoyt yalky Seyernlm
mofi hyIy maont amirueny ienom
L y0Ii ptatelNtvi k Spoicnfm Sta
tum u nasledkem toho. H. 4ivoty
Americana prlsly na mat
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nj, mel dostati ~ 900 IN zastavcni
nltiomobiIu ma odlourcn6m mist6
na rrstf II Brown a Sp"IIman mo
il dostail po $1,000 IN yykonani
vraAdy. Pozdtii toto prizn1nj by.
10 odvoIhno n prohIdSrno IN yym{-
8Icn6.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1916-02-09
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anfs tlokl,eh IA Rasilele. Sest "a
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Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1916-02-09

Rim Il. bnnra, ,leduu 4 hlap-
nieh rakauskNch ahroioYek, ska
doyka y rlauj = taphaeh. hyla I'll,
stetne tuitfna yihurhem. lle de-
pesp 4 tuktrestt u Rununsku
kttrou tkkat tasapls Mpsspngern.
The Detroit times., 1916-03-16
DRIAL PAGE

from their greed and slave-driying.
Brewers and distillers do not like laws
that are passed to save men and homes
from the curse of the stuff they make.
They do not like newspaper policy
that banishes their advertising.
Men with short nccks of much cir
conference. obliged to wear low collars,
will not approve of the new-fangied tie
we bought because it is not practical for
that kind of neck.
1t is apparently, all right for the neck
of the demonstrators, which was long
his was one of the ''the-longest-way-
Observation-Disclosures" necks.
We never thought about the difference
in styles of necks as we watched the
demonstrators and concluded that there
had at last been brought to market the
very thing we had been waiting fora
tie that would not stick in the collar and
tie itself into knot under our ear.
Investments crooks, the predatory
rich, criminal corporation heads, brow
beaters of labor, brewers, distillers and
their wholesalers and retailers are al
ways more keen at observation and judge
all proposed laws and reforms from the
standpoint of their OWN necks-not the
necks of the other fellows.
That's why you win find these classes
invariably opposed to the new idea.
The Detroit times., 1916-03-16

Seattle. Wash, has guinea pig
farm. The municipal guinea pig
herd numbers 100 and one OF the
problems confronting the manage
ment OF the farm 10 to keep the
herd down. The guinea pigs are
used In experimental work by the
city and the federr government
laboratory. The Seattle guinea pigs.
Ike all other guinea pigs used for .
like purpose. are d germs Of vari-
Gus kinds In large Quantities. The
blood of the guinea pig Is much like
human blood. and the little ANIMAL
IL. consequently. affected much like
human beings when inoculated with
germs. Give It cold germ and II
will soon be sneezing. just - . hu.
man being sneexes when In the grip
OF q cold. Experiments ut Seattle
have proved that II the guinea pig
Il fed too much intoxicating liquor
II will have . bad headache the
next day. Seattle's guinea pirs are
made the goats" of all the diseases
that the citizens are liable to have.
with the view OF finding the best
manner OF combating sickness.
The Detroit times., 1916-03-16
BY Webster

gloomy, depressing. chilling thoughts
involved In the habit OF cynicism.
With health impaired. working ef
flciency il lowered. Consequently.
30 far AZ material success L. con-
cerned. the cynic 10 greatly handi-
capped.
He Ia handicapped by poor health,
and he is handicapped by the mis-
trust he inspires In people who
would otherwise be Of service TO
him In helping him make his way
In the world.
Beware. therefore. OF allowing
yourself to take q cynical view Of
life.
A man here. = woman there. may
treat you badly. You may on oc-
casiou be deceived.
But do not on tina. account be
inhaled into considering AL men and
al women unworthy. and the uni
verse . cheat
That II = conclusion n foolish
a. II IL false--and one that will
have . crippling eject on you your
whole life long.
The Detroit times., 1916-03-16
A Poem q Day

THE MOTHERS or MEN.
The bravest battle that ever was
Shall ! tell you where and whom.
On the maps of the world you will
ind Il not
'ris fought by the mothers OF men.
Nay, not wish cannon or battle shot.
With sword or nobler pen.
Nay. not with eloquent words or
From mouths OF wonderful men.
But deep I'm the waiied-up woman's
or woman that would mot yield.
hut bravely. silently, bore her. part
Lo. there In that battlefield!
No marshsling troop. no bivouac
No banner TO CLEAN and wave;
But. oh. their battles. they last
From baby hood to the grave.
Yet faithful still a. q bridge OF stara
She fights In her walled-up town
Fights on and on In endiess wars.
Then. silent, unseen. goes down.
Oh, We with banners and battle shot.
And soldiers to shout and praise:
i tell you the kingiiest victories
fought
Were fought In those silent ways.
oh. spotiess woman In world OF
shame.
With splendid and silent scorn
Go back to God as white as you
came
The kingliest warrior born.
Joaquin Miller.
The Detroit times., 1916-03-16

Illustrative Of the fads and fan
cies OF some families which have
suddenly acquired riches. II the
delightful story which comes from
a neighboring town. OF the ncw-rich
family which adopted the affectation
of calling house servants by their
last names. An application for EN-.
ployment as chauffeur was received
and the applicant interviewed the
woman of the house.
We call our servants by their
last Names she said. what Is
your name?"
You had best call me Thomas,
ma'am," replied the applicant
mo, we insist that you be will
ing to be called by your last name.
Otherwise you won't do Mt ALL"
The chauffeur said that he was
willing 10 be called by his last
name, but didn't think the family
would like to use H.
what IA your last name. then"
said his prospective employer, some
what coldly. az though she expect
ed revelation Of international
scandal,
Darling. ma'am, Thomas Oar
liRs."--fIaptford Ceupant,
The Detroit times., 1916-03-16
The Keep Well Column
WET FEET.

construction for they consist OF
skin, muscles. tendons. fat and
bones like the rest Of our anatomy.
No one likes the feeling OF . wet
foot, but a wet foot is no different
from a wet hand or wet nose, and
IL does not act any worse than the
hand or nose when II becomes wet.
Water In not q harmful agent when
applied to the fec in full or divided
doses and the notion that one must
inevitably succumb to "cclds" and
"fevers" or other kindred ailments.
when It happens that We sink in an
inconvenient puddle that rises over
our shoe tops. 8 moro or less myth.
This IL not mean to encourage
the wettins of ones feet but when
one OF the family comes home wet
to the ankles" don't nll him full
OF medicine or rub liniment on, his
chest. .nstead carefully dry the
feet. put on warm dry pair OF
stockings AID shoes and forget to
worry about a possible cold
A healthy person n the best as.
set for any community sick per.
son the opposite.
The Detroit times., 1916-03-16
Types Of Mines

Submarine mines are OF three
types First. ground mines. which
are usually of great sise and laid
directly on the bottom of shallow
seasl second. anchored mines. which
are attached by a cable to a weight
on the bottom and srs designed 10
float at a predetermined depth, so
that they will touch and be detonat-
ed by passing ships, and, third. float
ing mines, which are dropped on
the surface ~ the water,
The Detroit times., 1916-03-16

The oldest person In Europe who
ever sat upon a throne IL Eugene.
the widow OF Napoleon I'll. the ex.
empress OF France. who since 1870
has made her home In England. One
thing not generally known 10 that
the ex-empress has Irish blood In her
veins. She was the second daugh.
ter of the Count OF Montijo. cap
tain-general OF the province Of Old
CASTLE. who married Marie-Manuela
Kirkpatrick Of Closoburn, who
claimed descent from the FIRST kings
of ireland. Eugenie's education be
gan at Madrid. was continued at
Toulouse. Bristol. London, Belfast
and concluded at Brussels. where
she lived with her mother IN 184s,
In a house in the Place de Ia Mon
naie, which IL still standing. She
was married TO the Emperor Napo-
leon III on the 30th Of January. 1853.
II 10 said that the war Of 1870 was
her war" and that she boasted Of
having driven Napoleon III into II.
When the news OF the inGlorious
defeat of the French army nj Sedan
came to Paris and the republic was
proclaimed, Eugenis escaped from
that city In carriage under the pro-
lection Of an American dentist,