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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-08-23
SIXTY TEACHERS
IN COAL DISTRICT

Jane Yost, Blanche Frum Dora Riden-
our, Vivian Ash, Edna Laughlm, Nora
Simmer, Nellie Hurst, Lula Randolph
and Nina a. SnidCr
NOrthview-C. NJ Bailey, principal;
Rachel c. ogden, Lester Jackson, Ed
win Clarkson, Beuah 3. Holt2, G II.
Hartman, Dora Tracy, Lily A. Speir,
Mary Matthew, MOIlie c. West, Minnie
Beatty, Lillian F. Conway, Margaret V.
Lee, Agnes Morgan. Cecilia Starcher,
Gemaine DeMcester, Lcona Brown
and Clarissa Maxwell.
Wilsonburg-S. r. Hannah, prIn-
cipal MolIie G. Halpenny, Halle
Ellyson and Martha DALEY.
Observation-Disclosures Ash, prin-
cipaI; Lyall Drummond, Jette Brand
and Villa Van Glider.
zlesing-Earl McCarty, principal;
Mabel Austin, Florence NJ. Morrison
and Florence Lambert
Hcpzibah-W. R. Wolverton, prin-
cipal; w. E. Gibson and Ruth Matthew.
Glen Falls-John W. Reaser prin-
cipal; John Mcintyre.
Despard-A. r. White, principal;
Mary A. Caulfeld, Matte V, Israel and
Alice D. Whelan.
Columbia Mines-Freda N. Njlstead
and Nettle WestbrOok,
Chiefton-Notley R. Ash, principal;
Eva Kennery.
u-il,orh,,ru C1adya DIcb-
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-08-23
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS FOR
STREET PAVING.

Sealed bids will be received by the
city Of Clarksburg. West Virginia, for
the paving with brick OF Virginia
street from It's intersection with Hor-
nor Avenue to the south side Of VIII
son street, until August 2Sth, 1918,
at O'Clock P, VI. All bids 10 be ac-
c0mpanied by certified check Of the
bidder, equal to ten per cent Of tho
bid, for the faithful performance of the
contract, Specifications on file with
the City Clerk at his office, The Street
Committee OF the city council reserves
the right to reject any and all bids.
BY ORDER OF STREET COMMITTEE
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-08-23
BONDS FORFEITED.

Bonds totalllng S6O.CO were for
felted wednesday morning when
four men, arrested on charges Of
gambling in a police raid on room
Ing house In Glen Elk Tuesday night,
failed to appear for trial. The men
gave their names as Joseph Doe,
William Doe, John Rayman and
Hey Jones. Officers participating
in the raid were Lieutenant Whyte
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-08-23
THE DAILY
NOVELET
THE PERILs or EusTAcE.


To pardoXeS sly
A woman cannot throw stone,
But she can heaye a sigh
Pardon me, madam, but Is your
babys life insured suavely asked
suataCe Smooth, agent for the Cen
era and Particular Insurance Co.
why no." answered. the stout wo-
man rocking the infant on her front
porch. THE dear little thing hard
ly has any life to insure, he's so
tecny wceny, bless him"
Amen" responded Eustace
Smooth cheerfuIly, Dut have you
reflected madam that four out of ey-
cry ten babies in this latitude die
before reaching the age Of twenty
eight years."
"Oh, no, not"
1T Is true madam, sad but true.
Eight thousand die every year from
lnfantile Ambitious 1000 from babi-
cular Immersion, 5000.
%, sir, cease, prithee"
a." From fatty amalEamaion Of
the spiviX, $500"
But by this time his voice was
drowned out by the terrified mothers
ouicrlcs. A brawny party In suspen-
ders rushed from the house brand
ishing two fists. The wailing moth
er pointed through her tears at Sus-
tace Smith.
"Oh. YOU did, did you?" reared
the brawny party, and gave smooth
such trimming that II he hadn't
been insured in his own company
against assault and battery, he would
have been much provoked"
Such Is life" he smiled through
his bloody nose, and proceeded on
his way.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-08-23
Why They Support Hughes

sirable in some aspects, invalldate
some principle of sound popular gov
eminent and efficient Republicanism,
His election, in my opinion. will
also mean an administration encour-
aging to business, appreCiatlve of its
difficulties while an effective foe to
its abuses,
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-08-23

$245, 100000 more by new or additional
taxation or going without naval pre-
paredness for another year II this Is
a correct statement Of the situation
the administration should be frank
with the country, confess the plight mi
which It finds itself and accept the
responsibility
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-08-23
WILL PRoBATED.

THE will of Leopold schnell was
nrohotcd before the county court
Wednesday. Fifty dollars is given 70
his sister. Mandy IOasburg' ana =
of the estate goes 70 an
other sister. Mary Romine, who IS
named as executor of the WILL
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-08-23

MARTINSBuRG: Splnners at the
Berkeley Wooden Mills have gone on
a strike asking for a minimum wage
of $1.75 II day on a ten cent cut ba-
sis. The men say they once made
from So to SO day but cannot do
so now with the material used.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-08-23

Whatever may happen to thee II
ras prepared for thee from all etter-
nity,and the complication Of causes
was from eternity spinning me
thread not only Of the being, but OF
an that is incident to it.-MARCu9
ArRELIUS.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-08-23

Josephus Daniels says that women
are fully capable Of holding Office. We
know some that would make more
efficient secretaries Of the navy thah
we have had for the last three years.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-08-23

HUNTINGTON: The recent de-
csIon of the Chesapeake and Ohio
railroad modifying the ban on la
belled intoxlcants has resulted in
doubling the size Of suitcases carried
by passengers. Heretofore the ca
paCity of the ordinary suit case was
thrty-six pint bottles. Now passen-
gers are carrying suit cases that hold
pint bottles.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-08-23

MOUNDSVILLE? The annual
teachers institute OF Marshall coun-
ty Will be held the week beginning
August 2G in the Central school
building here with G. b. Robertson,
of the University Of Pittsbwg, and
Joseph Roster, president of the Fair
mont state normal school as in
sLructOrs.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-08-23

GRAFTON: Miss Deloris Bolin,
a pretty young society girl, and Dor
scy Curry, crack athlete and an en-
ploycc of the Crystal Ice Company,
elopcd to Oakland, Md, and were
married.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-08-23
Use Spare Time
UsefuIIy!

Find Telegram Classified
ad that looks worth answering
worth investigation Tomor-
row, find twoI Let the habit
grow. You will not buy every.
thing you go to see-you will
not do business with everyone
whose ad you answer--but
YOU will strike very good az
erageI You'll ind profit In
Unexpected dlroctionsI You'll
become an nd-Onswerer-whIch
will be nightly worth whileI
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-08-23

WELLSBURG: Mack Davis, OF
Stone Church road, Elm Grove, was
seriously hurt when pile OF big gun
shells toppled over upon him while
he was at work in the Manchester
plant of the Wheeling Mold and
Foundry Company.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-08-23
Summer Punch

Summer Punch
and Pep come from a
food that is rich in muscle
makingmateria1and is easily
digested. 1t is what you
digest, not what you eat, that
makes he althy tissue.
Shredded Wheat Biscuit is
full of body building nuri-
ment. The burden of years
offood folly can be un1oaded
by going on a Shredded
Wheat diet and sticking to
it. Get back to Nature be-
fore it is too late. Shredded
Wheat contains all the
body building material in
the whole wheat grain. A
cooling, satisfying Summer
food. Eat it for breakfast
with milk or cream; serveit
for luncheon with berries.
Made Niagara Falls, NY.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-08-23

FAIRMONT; Mrs Forest Bessie
Scranage, wife of Howard r. 5cran-
age, is dead of typhoid fever at her
home at MCGEE, this county, She
was the daughter Of Fenton l.. Cur
ny, who died three years ago. She
was % years of age and had been
married four years.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-08-23

SPENCER: Walton district, ROane
county, road improvement bonds,
Announcing to $2OS,OOO, will be
bought by the state as an investment
for the workmen' compensation
fund. The money will be used to
pave the road from Spencer to Glen
denim.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-08-23

States as well, for the protective tariff
wall has been destroyed by the Demo-
cratic party.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-08-23

WEDNESDAY, AUGUST %, 1916.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-08-23

MARTINSBURG: The Auburn
dale Driving Club has arranged to
hold the first matinee races Of the
season September at the fair
ground here
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-08-23

.MARTINsBURd: Joseph New
ton Payne, wealthy retired farmer,
is dead of paralysis at his home on
Winchester avenue
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-08-23

CHARLE STON: West Virginia
now vies with Illinois in construc-
ton of improved highways, accord
ing to state road officials. In few
years. it is declared this state will
lead all others in this work.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-08-03
DC 1lrbeiterfraae IN amerika. ~.

Sur Observation-Disclosures gebort ndtirhh ouh 0os Berbot Der
aaDerbllhen 5onntagsarbet 9Rit purtanHder Strenge miro idDieio
0ns geu0bnlde IubIffm Ieben fam. &iner ben a1IIIn nintmt man
s. uidt IL eenaa 0onit nanentlib Dean Die luterlaHmgsilnoe pro-
haabeL it
6ierfar Elm 8afbieI: gs edreiber 6Rfes i'm Sabre 1893 IN Oeg
agiegnee 2an0 Der 6rebet fam uno bon 9HD Dorf Bis WilDmfce brett
MtrdfuBr, ert01rnfe ct fbr bob ct tn MiIUnufee lipgen bIeibrn nuBte,
lvgL es ged0e SdHstag gatt 1 Ibr mar unO Gonntogs feline Ger.
foneuJlge nnh gonb 0u 2c rerfebrteu. Ct fab aber ndfreno oieps
eFgDnngenen Nubetnges cine WPenge s~radtSige nf ben @eIeen br-
feDrea. @r fraafe enen EfienbdbnbenuHen nah nefer i1m G~uifdaen0cn
Ea1lohe, bic bod init Der 5olntaqsrahe nht ret IN Eiuf[dnu all brine
DaA gau0bnI1en RnbliunI puritanHb ben Gonntag behigeH, inoen fife
~ DuH 8efebr am 5oHntag obbntten, Onfar dber bic 10 freigaDoroenen
8eleHe at ehfgent 6radtDerfebr benaken Der bml profitdbler if. Ole
9eoIennag oeiar 5roGt5uge brni1t feline Sonntogsrnbe
gseaa aMb in ben lesRn Sn9ren bel be5ngIih Der 8erhirsung Der
AEbeItA8dt IN oea 8er 5tahen gefan ror0en lit, 70 fablt bod cine elm.
hetflbe Nuuocsgelebge6lng bic alien @ewerben gereht nir6. Nanent.
6A im grnnsp0rtfDeIeL af bet eiienbahn, IdDet Die Siherheit 0es ri-
aeHDeR Nubiftans nIel rnhr Der lleber6ir0mg Der Gilenbabnarbeiter.
Sd lanae Arbeits5ef Der 2ofomotpfabrer bat f10n r1antes fdupere
3ilen60bnngIa6 berbegfabrt Dc bic llnteiudHngen mad Dem I'm
glide bepcen bnben
8wat ba6eu mir in Sen Ser. Sfnaten fhon felt 1884 in g1olhino.
kDn en arbeft8n0hln11es 3eatrdlbnreans has guadHt Dem Qeborterupnt
as Sunern unfer3taat mar, 0onn 1888 rnfer Dem Nnmen Iii q De.
garfnet of 2abor@ lelbfaaog IDnroe nno 1908 benz neagearnnoeten
asKs 3HtraIbnrean IAon felt 1895 cine fit Die Ireteu 9~ofsfhinfen
seTanuae 8eaI1rifts bs Bulletin of tie Department Of Qobora heroas.
aE9ehens aber cite DNe GtatHtifal 10 forgfIfg fe aud aufQefRnt Ieu
Aodaent boosn 0mh nr 0aHH 0ert uenn fh Die 9un0esqgkbQebttua
eutipredenoe 5dntgefbe nnSuaDon0eIn. @eraoe bierin oer Bat eg bis
8gHi rod fhr aenangetk InS @IGhe gilt bon ben arbatgdnrtern In
n8 efnSeIneh Stnofe, NIT Deren Grridhang MaHdhuiets ns eraer
@faat IAoa 1863 p0rnn1ing. Cine sDHIiH prntt1 i0aiaIe @eIgbQebuna
faAa ftf bann erSiat neroeu fpenn aud nhtIih io8t0I qetulie ge.
oHieL niMt mir NoffeipoNTer, fh nit DigTem midtiaen grobIen s..
IaHen. 1rfs antpen0afat seat ihH am 0ralditen, ipenn bic Bier an
fa9ret meldeF @eaeafdH1e f9 fotd gia Arbensnmt nBsnuebmen bat
anEnn 8 NfuE &fid1ea mWflih Dpn uno GAS erfanen ion.
Ma1etafbaft III 0@t Bahfffcns &r5Wbung nom ainoern, bic lii nen|
Ga9EHeH Re4aliat usFesa; BE geFbastuiHe or 9eemant5dder mo
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-08-03

Der Nobmuaen nicbtia oeIohnier Arbcter In ben @tdbien; Die 9treiis;
Die Soften oes eebensmterbats; Die gporfoHen uno ibr @grDdLns gum
&ohInono 0es Bottles; Die arbehssea; 20bne un0 grr0enh; @eptnn+
bealieunp; Die Gage Der 6abritdrbeihr; Die moroiEAR, eehnbbetili9e
uo wirtiaoitltde angr Der iueibltten arbeiter; ons 1rudptem Ginning
Der A%rbetgeber, 0ob Der Arbeter Den erobien &dI ieines 2cnes IN
&oren bel benz Nrbrtgrber ennmmt); Iuidne IN ben 8obrHen; b0s
Observation-Disclosures m0 Die @eperfbereine; Gdeoseeridr uu0 Gint
%amgsdutr; ~beralehhence 2obn uno Rreis.Stotftten IN b~erfhie0enen
@egenoen; arnut mo Brbreheu; arbeitslofgfet; @ef1nenSarbct;
(rnfenbeit mo @ranntpenboH0d; Der @efmbbets5uftono IN ben @r
beteripobnungcn u0 Nertnatm; bic 8irtungen befnHnter geihdfh,
gmgsBDeige nf bic @ehm0bet Der Grnuen (SduitlphtH); Die &C.
iDrbiae glbmG; bic Gage Der @rlbenarbehcr; bic Gonnaesorbet;
bic &afpliht Der llntcrnebfner fir linfdne uip. - Die Ghae oielr
@eeenfduoe aaein Seet macI nod getdn weroen mus, I'M uniere1
arbctrrFoec elmer ~befrebieeuOcn Soiung entgcgenufabren Or o.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-08-03

I'M 6rtegSgentet!
lin in amerifa IeFen0en Der
fDnnoten uno 6relnOen bon not
~leioenoen einipobnern IN ienen &c
bieteu, melhe bon ben oeutifen nn6
0iterreiG suneoriFden Ernppen be.
felt iin0. Die McoIi6feit gu eeben,
ibren a~neeb5rigen @eIOuHteritiisun.
cen auf iiherem @e9e sufomulen
81 Infien, bat lid, Der .SeDiIb Bri.
bate Relief Ernnsfer for @ar Sui.
ferers4 eebiIbet. 9ieie 8e5eidmune
trdgt Der 8weig Der Delegation
0es 9elitihen Goten areuSes In Der
Ser. Stonten Der iih nit Der 9ri-
rntufteritiisung Der 3ibiI geDol.
ferlng in gurlalo, 2ittouen. golen,
un0 @olbnnien nur6 ettpnioe An.
eeb0rige in oieien 2nnoe befobt.
4ie 9dtiafeit oieler abteiIune oes
Roten areu3es lit aid otf @nIisien,
ben @olfnn unO Die SiIrfei nlsge.
0ebnt lDoroeli.
9b5fuor bic @tebrSohI Der inter
MISREPRESENTATION 8eipobner iener
beiBumitritteuen 8ebieie Der oeut
idjen Sitfront Snoen iin0, 10 bat e.
iih Die Organization gum @runo.
fas aemoht, iih in ben 9ienit
9ilfsbe0iirftieer nIIer aonfeliionen
5u ltellerL obre aniebert bon Rniie
un6 Religion.
Ger .Saetuilb @ribofe Reliei
Grnnsfer~ arbeitct suiammen NIT
benz .aomitee fir ben Often in
Berlin, Dos inter Der umiiftigen
9eitung Der beruorrogenoiten iiioi.
incn areiie GeatihIanos unb Ge.
fterreif. l1ngorn itebt uno ieiner.
let's nieoerum Die boIle Inter.
Ttiibnng n[er MiIit1r. un6 3ibiI.
8eboroen Der Gentrnlm1hte ees
niebt.
G1mtIine @eINnbermeifunqen
mer0en nit oeutifer @rinOIifeit
nno oroBter 2ufmcrfinmtcit bebon.
ncIt. SeIblt in Gdaen, no Die
aoreiIcn Der gmpf1ngcr nuboa.
ItdHoig fuarerL ODER Der aoreIIof
gar ge5fulinaen mar. infoIee Der
ariegsereigniiie ieinet @obnfis al
berIegcrL lit es gum 1roBen SeiI
pelnngen, ben Tleuen a~lifentb1Itss
ort al ermitteln uno Dem Gmpfdu.
ger oos @el0 sa3uItelen.
Goate Oennod aus irgelo einern
@runoe bic attssabIlflg pom arie.
gergebiet nus nEs nidt o~usfiibrbnr
eemelbet iperoen, 70 erbolten ole
omerifnniihen GinaobIer lire 8e.
trage ohre 4bsiiee 5uriif. 3ab.
liingen tuer0en nur in oinerifoniiher
8Gbrung anaeromr1en, unD ben
Angeborigen in 9eutihIan0 ODER
0eiterreid-l lngorn miro Der @egen.
inert in Morf ODER aronen 1inter
a~niOenoung beg jetueiIigen (iest be.
ion0ers aiinitigen) Gogesfuries In
boiler S0be oiisge5nbIt. gs tueroen
feinerlei Qbsine bo~rgeHouar1eil uno
ferner feinerlet aoiten ooer ge.
biibren fir bic lleberneifnng bered.
net.
Ger sSespiI1 9ribote Relief
Erdnsfer~ iteat ii1 ebenfaIs fOftens
los in ben Gienit 0er.r, bic iiber
nos Sos bon 9reunoen ODER Ser.
pdn6ten III Der ariegssone beiorgt
ifno. @ern fDir0 beriudt, ben ars
geb0rieen bier Elm 2ebens5eiden bon
ibren 2ieben I'M fnntpf- umtobten
@ebiet sn beriddffen. Grfor0erIih
bierfiir 1T cine moaIiHit gennie
Angobe Der a0reiie, moelidit Der.
ienigeL tuober Die leste, bier in
4merifd entpf0ngene Nndriht
ft%nrnnnte. 9os Bureau Ocs assetuiibI
TriDnte HeIieF 9rnnsfer9 bat iei
men Sis oerneinfdm nit Der 0c[e.
cation nes Deitfdet Hoten areu.
5es: 1923 Broa0tDaD, Stem Dorf.
MnI1EIfd1 Der WerThIcbbtno
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-08-03

The income tax is 10 Sc incrcas.
cd from one to two per cent,
and the workingman, while he
gets higher wages If he works
in munition factories, pays al.
most double for what he cats
as compared with what he paid
before the ammunition makers
prosperity overwhelmed the
country. In consonance with
the decline of the pound ster.
ling, the franc and the mark
the purchasing power of the
American dollar has gone down
materially. The only redeeming
feature Of the Kitchin bill ~
the attempt to tax the mu.
milton trust, but Il remains 10
be seen what the friends of the
trust in Congress will do with
it before it becomes a law.
Meanwhile, too, the Allies
are making arrangements to
float another large loan in this
country. In Allied circles such
events are no longer discussed
with hushed voices as viola
tions of our neutrality. Eng.
land and America are going
hand in hand" and the Allies
have no longer any apprellen-
sions or protests from Wash
ington, whether the London DE.
claration is thrown on the scrap
heap and international law re-
modelled to suit Great Britain
or not.
Months have elapsed since
Germany agreed TO conform 10
the demands of the Administra.
ton on the submarine question,
provided we insisted with equal
hrmness on the Allies observ-
ing international law. But the
ineffective, illegal and indefen-
sible" blockade Of Germany con-
%tinues, and with the same easy
conscience that we are about to
abandon the campaign in Me-
Nico, the Administration, now
hopelessly in the hands of the
Wall Street powers, tries to
make the American people for
get that it has a half dozen live
issues pending with the Allies,
that our mail is being rifled,
that our commerce with neutral
powers is paralyzed, that the
Red Cross is not allowed to
send supplies to the Central
Powers, that American Red
Cross surgeons have their in
struments taken from them be-
fore entering Germany or Au-
stria-Hungary, and that we are
not allowed to ship milk to Ger.
man infants.
Every principle for which the
United States fought in her two
wars with England" said a
prominent member Of the House,
has been abandoned, and al
the end Of the war this country
will be a mere satellite of Eng.
land, if the Allies should tri.
umph in the great struggle"
The resolution Of inquiry how
the action taken at the Paris
conference will ultimately effect
our trade, introduced by Senat.
or Stone, is merely a surface in.
dication of the quiet alarm
spreading through Compression.
al circles as to what extent the
surrender Of the Ad.
rninistration to Great Britain's
dictation will affect our future
If the steps adopted at the
Paris conference materialize, il
will mean a monstrous curtail.
ment Of American trade with
the British colonies, notably
with Canada and Australia. The
Administration is tying itself
hand and foot, and the more far.
seeing members predict a condi.
ton which will ultimately have
to be solved by actual war be,
tween this country and Eng,
land. We are getting into an
Impasse.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-08-03

Babrboft.g, fir ItopcIn erplOfiuItOF.
fe oif, Die nift MIR Den Booen
bon flint Stooten Der Union emit
erihiittern mogen, Ion0ern bon orei-
BIG, DierSie. ia bic 5uHhnmente Oes
2onbes ielbitl
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-08-03

The feeling against the AID.
ministration is growing in both
Houses. we have been too
much accustomed these Later
days TO accepting dictation from
another branch Of the Govern
ment," said Senator Poindexter
Of Washington, the other day,
in a private interview, "bIindly
following orders. asking only
whence they come and never
questioning their validity. This
has ceased, to that extent, to
be a Government Of the people
We are to-day, to all intents and
purposes, a one-man Govern.
ment, and Congress merely re.
tains its legal form without a
shadow Of the substance thai.
has heretofore made it a real
and potent part Of the Govern
ment."
The Administration is pro.
ceeding on its needless way,
more absolutely tied up with the
big financial corporation than
ever was known in the history
Of the golden age Of the Repu.
blican tariff. and IN order I'd
cover its tracks it must keep
alive the issues with Germany
or having no issues, create new
ones.
England and America ars
going hand il hand
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-08-03

"a es III ieinem SntrrciIe Iiegf,
lit fir GnaEono Der e6ronitireure
slir Sec HatilrIib en- Albefnnnter
9eakiii.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-08-03

anldBIih Der 9erTdIeppune
beittiHer Grnuer lin0 ainoer mad
Sibirien ncrft uniere AOminitra.
tion bermutlid. B1s f1iert mid
Beib, ipns i9iert mid Qino.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-08-03

8enn Die GIieeer Der Central
mddte Bontben obiDerfen, treffen fe
iHtner MIR 3iDiliiten. ipdbreno eg
ben Aaiierten ieoesmal geIinet
W2iIitdr-D epcts su uernihten
nod ibren eisenen geri@ten.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-08-03

MssnMhiIs f~hs MAmsriean.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-04-10
LOCAL OPTION CHIEFS
TO HAVE WAR COUNCIL
Situation to Be Reviewed and
Campaign Planned at
Harrisburg

Local option leaders from all parts Of
pennsylvania will gather in conference at
Harrisburg next Wednesday and Thurs
day, April 12 and 13, for the purpose of
reviewing the situation existing in the
various legislative and senatorial districts
throughout the state.
The call for this conference was issued
by j. Denny O'Neil, of Pittsburgh, chair
man of the local option committee OF
pennsylvania. In the event that the local
option leaders find that in some districts
II has lot been possible to obtain candt-
dates who will make the fight on the issue.
there will still remain sufficient time fol-
lowing the conference and before the last
day for filing nomination papers in which
TO launch candidates. In the interest OF
local option.
Governor Brumbaugh will address the
conference, and representatives OF the
local option committee of pennsylvania,
the Anti-Saloon League Of pennsylvania
and kindred organizations from all parts
of the state will attend I'm order that the
situation may be studied by districts
The Harrisburg conference will mark
the opening of the campaign for the nomi
nation of men who will support the local
option measure in the next session of the
Legislature. All local option influences
have been co-ordnated. and for the first
time in the history of such fights in Penn
sylvania there Is unity OF action on the
part of the elements interested in the
nomination OF men to the Legislature who
will support the local option proposition.