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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-11-01

the University of Washington he
earned enough money at odd jobs
to pay his board bills.
Returned to College.
After two years as high school
teacher he returned to the uni
versity and studied for a year,
working in law office part OF the
day and devoting 16 hours day
to his work.
Within a year he had been
elected Justice of the peace in Ia
coma. Four years later he was
appointed police judge by Mayor
Fawcett.
Judge Evans Is Tacoman who
has set his mind on getting
there" And he's a young man
yet.
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o. am a married wom-
an. have a husband who is
kind to me and provides well
for me. We are trying to put
so much in the bank each
month and are succeeding
fairly well.
/ am a good housekeeper
and manage to have every
thing comfortable for my
husband when he comes
home from work. He works
hard and steady, and he
seems to appreciate my eff
forts as a housekeeper. But
Miss Grey, he was an ardent
lover before we were mar
ried, and for some time after
our marriage he paid me lit
tie attentions that it takes to
make a wife happy. Gradu-
ally he left off making love,
saying that 1t is not neces-
sary after marriage, that our
actions toward one another
are enough to let US know
that we care for each other
and that Is all there Is to 1t.
When he comes home he
either reads the newspaper
or thinks of his work. He
seldom laughs or seems to
feel happy. He kisses me
when he comes home and
upon leaving; but l don't be-
lieve he even knows he's do
ing 1t, 1t seems SO mechanical.
There is no financial trou-
BILE. We get along alright
with the exception of the fact
that he treats me just as he
would a good old house-keep-
err whom he liked and re-
spected, but whom he wished
to keep at distance. These
conditions makes me very un-
happy. Do you think there
can be another woman in the
case? Should l treat with
the same Indifference that he
treats me? l care a great
deal for him and 1t would
hurt me to do so, but l would
certainly like to do something
to bring him to his senses, or
else our happiness is lost.
UNHAPPY WIFE.
A.-The writer does not be
Ieve there is any other woman
n the case. This man used all o
he subtle arts of love to WOO an,
Yin his wife, but he is making n
fort to keep the love he Won
lie Is one of the men who believe
hat the marriage ceremony !
ONE sort of magic from which n,
can escape. He fails t
ealize that although possession
nay be nine points of the law,
means nothing in comparison t
he percentage allotted to keepini
he heart alive, and thus holdin
hat which one has.
Perhaps the best thing this wifi
an do is to continue in the pat
4 duty and trust that time will
udely awaken her husband frOT
lis selfish reverie.
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YOUNG PEOPLE
GIVE PLAY AT
CHURCH BAZAAR

THE Lady From Philadel-
phia,' play given by the young
people, will be the feature OF the
Danish Lutheran church bazaar
this evening, free to the public.
With many articles donated by
business concerns of the dty,
the bazaar, under the auspices of
the Ladies' Aid society, promises
to be q big success.
The young people promise an
evening Of fun Thursday when
they will give 1.-THE Danish Re-
view" The bazaar is held at
Valhalla hall, 1915 South X.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-11-01
STEAMER MERGER
EFFECTIVE TODAY

The consolidation of the Pa
cific-Alaska Navigation company
and the Pacific Coast Steamship
company into the Pacific Steam
ship company, the biggest single
line of steamers on the Pacific
coast Of North or South America,
takes effect Wednesday.
The old ticket office of the Pa
cific Coast Steamship company at
1923 Pacific avenue will be re-
tanned; the sale Of tickets at the
Milwaukee office will be discon-
tinued, and accounting depart
ment headquarters will remain in
Tacoma.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-11-01
CHESTER SPEAKS
TO WILSON WOMEN

Judge Chester will be the prin-
cipal speaker at the luncheon
given by the Women's wilson
Marshall league at Dewey's at 1
o'clock Wednesday. Mrs. II. Il.
Knatvold will read letter from
her daughter, Mrs. Berthe Knot
void Mellett. containing an inter-
view with an Australian states
man on the war and the situation
of the United States.
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RUSSELL
DIES SUDDENLY

CANADIAN, Tex, Nov. L.
Pastor Russell, famous independ-
ent minister, president of the
Watch Tower Bible and Tract
Society, the International Bible
Students Association of London
and the Peoples Pulpit Associa-
'tion of New York, died OF heart
disease yesterday afternoon on a
train en- route from Los Angeles
to New York. He was 81 years
old.
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Will You Vote For War?

he United States restore Mexico to its proper COVER
nors.''
Pershng should have been sent after Villa with orders get
him in spite of Carranza."
Thus Col Roosevelt is promising in his endeavor to
carry New Mexico for Hughes Does Hughes repudae this
bloody policy? No. We have hands within 30
days after Hughes Inauguration.
Hughes widows wasage
Wison-peace prosperity progress.
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|CYNTHIA|
CREY'S
|LETTER RS

a MIS- Grey answers all letters
u inquiry By mail when posass
ID enclosed.
q Letters of general interest are
answered through this column unr
less the correspondent requests
that they not be. -.
q Miss Grey receives callers -
the office from II o'clock - .
O'Clock ON Wednesdays
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Paula, that / could make every stage
struck girl understand the uncertainty
of the theatrical game.
1--WE had rehearsed The One He
Chose four weeks without pay, and
were to play only two weeks because
of the loss of Miss Madden. My $50
for these two weeks had to do for the
six weeks, making my pay only $40 a
week, upon which / could not possibly
live and pay for my costumes.
Il was in the slough of despond. l
was not sure that the man with whom
was desnerateIy in Iova cared for me
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TURN TO THE CLASSIFIED
WANT ADS ON PAGE z FOR
RESULTS. SEE PAGE SEVEN.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-11-01

The Progressive Psychic society
will give a card party at Tacoma
Music Hall, 223 Tacoma avenue,
Friday, Nov. 3.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-11-01

Mrs. e. G. Richardson, North
Yakima avenue.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-11-01
PAULA FEARS LOSS OF
POSITION and LAWTON

promise Mary Madden turned her weeks
CONSERVATION reigned in the wish said
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THE SECOND sIN-sLoTH.
BY Winona Wilcox

BY Winona Wilcox
The slohfuness Of woman not merely feminine SIM
y in general it is mainly through MANS influence tt
comes lazy.
Man pets into most of her fineady ways He is
terested in all of the processes of developing in -
:
doence in her. But he suffers greatly when the pro-
duct is finished and he does not like it at all!
More homes wrecked by aziness than by any
other Even drunkenness, which is written ~
0ftenest in divorce court records is generally tOler
ated by wives until makes husbands lazy and de- ~
stroys the pay envelope.
Intemperance, however, is lessening yearly k
while the trend of manmade progress is to increase ~
the slothfulness of women Il
So much clothing is now made in factories that -
girls never learn to They cannot darn their
husbands socks. The aundres do it for Them. GRSSf
Canning, baking, washing have been taken from the @
kitchen. Woman turns the of her N3ae3
nails and hair to an itinerant operator sits in
Nine. Narcotics mancuring paror once week, at "
the loss Of half day of her life-a thing she could
never do if her life were VERY useful. \N
Natalie. dining a sefserve displays her soil ~
tare and tells the other girls about her future Me -
cook? You girls think I'm marrying to work? JIM
my and me will go to restaurants sometimes buy
meal at delicatessen counter"
And Jimmy, at another selfserve boasts of the eSL
approaching delights of his little home table!
Jimmy expects matrimony to keep him hustng the rest
he likes the prospect He does not regard Natalie lazy
earning $5 week at senography? She ought to make fin
THE VICTIM OF SOCIAL SIN, brought up to look upon
an ESCAPE from drudgery
woman has never produced any great art it u.s. perha
she does not greatly care about real art.
Homemade bread ten times better than decatessen
made blouse cut to fit is thing of beauty compared to the
article But takes energy produce the loaf the was
NOTED by genuine joy in MAKING PERFECT THING
Cuiously enough herself has been the first to
Of her sotfulness The femnists made the discovery
point work woman only way win beauty and happn
Ing which has made the cult vastly unpopular among
women, and among men.
It does, indeed arouse forms of antagonism.
Man can easily rule the sothful woman he NAV W.
power awake and alert when she has learned
(Anger is the next Of "he seven deadly social sns to
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-11-01

The sOhfuness Of merely feminine SIM is
et general since it is mainly through MAN influence that be-
lazy
Man of her neady He Accordingly
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-03-17
Iafcnicn nIs Sanfpate.

Sn Siibunsorn 1ibt es cine blu
6enDe beutI9 ebanseliide Gemeinoe
atebline, bic unter &aiier Soiepb IL.
aeariinbet fpurOe. gls ibr Rame Gem
anaariI6en Srtsmuspariiierungs9es
feb gum Spfer gu fullen brobte, na9m
lie febr no9oriidli4 buge9en Stsls
luna, uno Der Sinpeis, oab &aiier
SoIepb Der gsmeinbe ben Rameu bsr'
lieben babe, lin babur9 ieinem be-
Ionberen Boblipullen ibr %geseniibsr
ausorut gu geben, batte in Der Vat
bic 8irtune, bab Dos Maieitdtsgse
Iu9 I'm 8elailune oes beutiden yta>
mems in suItimmsnber Deiie erleot9t
tpurbe. Dem Yfarrer biefes Srtss,
Midael Rsiier, puroe nun serabe
pdbrenb Der anpeienbeit bes 5cIos
mar5daus b. Radenier in Siiouns
aarn elm Sunge seboren, uno er bat
ben Selbmaridaa, bel ibm patenftels
le au iibernebmen. Wadenfen gtng
in Ser freunoli6iten Weiie auf bieie
gitte Elm unb fanb nod 3eit, BEN
aliidli6en Batter einen Brief gu fdreie
Sen, Dem iii0unsarii4e beutiae gldts
ter folgsnbe SteIlen e%ntn.bmsn:
.Guer So6ebrpiirbsn piinfden,
oab id 6ei Dem Sbnen am IL. bs.
Mfs. geborsnen Sobn cine patsrs
iteue i~ibernsbme. Sd bin baau un'
iomebr bereit, als Der II. Ottober
Der @e6urstas msiner Mutter TT uno
btefe bura gottes 8naoe uno gu
meinem Slid am Sage oes grftei
mems Sbres SObn4ens in ibr 80.
2ebensiabr einsetreten ill.," Ser
ner: 49,. MSdts Der Sonneni4sin
Der nit benz Isugebcrenen IN Sbr
Saus s~ebrunsen til, ois'en erbalten
bIeiben nnb Serport our Srslbe fsts
ner GItern gu eincm Wann fid ents
ptdeln, Der nit Isiner 5ii iBieit let
rer beutf6en Nbfnmmrng alsaeit
gbre madt! @cii beFphlen!
Guer Spdsbrn ntn gnn5 ereebe'
Ier Mafenen.s
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&edJt berins @ernnnft.

TrGiioent 8ilion ltiist feline argu-
metite in Der Saudboot i. &ontroperie
in eriter Clinic oarauf, bob ieber
amerfaniide 8iirger Oas Re6t babe,
auf armierten S6iffen 5u reiien.
0ieies pGedt" miro gum &arbinals
punt oes gar5en orobenOen &onflifts
gemadJt uno boriiber miro earS unb
gor auBer adt gelaiien, oh cs iid,
nit ben S%orberungen Der eeiunoen
8ernunft pertragt, Dab Imerifaner
bon Oieiem &edte @ebrai1 MAIDEN.
Sober Imerifaner bat bas ,lnbe.
Itreitbore &eht, ollerbono Sorbeiten
al beseben, Die ibfn llnter llmitdnoen
bas 2eben foiten fonnen, aber fem
perniinfttger Weni6 miro elm berar.
tiges &iiifo auf iid nebmen, nitr Inn
gu 5eigen, Dob er Elm &e6t 0aau bot.
Sb oeutide Saidboote englii6e
Sdiffe perictfen, ober nibt, lit cine
Sade, Die uns nihts artgebt unb in
Die mir nar bineineeSogen peroen,
ipenn @merifoner babel all Sbaoen
foinmen. lln6 bieie lestere @ben.
tliolit1t fam permieben iperoen,
fpem ieber amerifaner, Der reiien
mill, aif nelttralen ober unbefpaffne.
ten Shiffen rcilt, mo5u er nbllig aus
reihenoe @elesenbeit bot.
Gin amerifaner, Der oitf einem be.
maffneten Sdiffe fabrt, MIR ilut olri
@efabr ieines eiecnen 2ebens iein
3edt at oofumertieren, beiitt ipcoer
g%eilnoen Meni6enberitonb nod pa.
triotiides @efibl, oenit er fam ourd,
feline toridte Sonolungsmeiic cine
aotaitropbe beraif beidtporen, bic
S~arienben ieiner 2anosleute SluIl
8eroerben sereihen fam.
Gin ioIder Menid ninpnt feline
Riifiidt auf fem 2anb nnb es III
iebr fraalih, Oh ons 2onb iraenh psl.
DIE @iidiidt oiif i'm ou nen,an
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-03-17
Sir nniere Sentiden 2anbslente,
bic lid fir bic 8efliiselsndt
intereiiieren.

Cob bas @efliigel5ii6ten iid be-
5ablt, lit ieberman,t befani,t; MIR
wiiien es piele 2eute nidt ridtie arl-
aufaneen mo perbrinsen mebrere
Sabre, che iie bos n@ien itnb bas
u@enn" bcs 3iidtens berausgefun.
ben baben. linn iofort Die beiten &e.
iultate 5i er8ielen iolIte man eritens
bcn &at bon erfabrenet 3iidtern be-
foleen uno 5lpeitens iid nlir cute Csc.
rdtidaften fir bas 9etreiben Der
3iidterei nni6affen. 9ciocs giebt
Sbncn Die 9es Muincs Snen'
bator 60, 9cs @oines, Soma, 419
Seconb Str, nel1e eS ii9 felt 90
Sabren our glufgabe gema6t bat,
nid)t nilr Die beitcn Ipparate 5t Den
nicorigiten Sreiien 5u liefcrn, ion-
bern cb~enfalls nlleit anf1n9ern aiif
Die geine 81, belfen. 3u bieiem 3me-
dc bat hieie Sirma einen so Seiten
Itarfcn polIitGnoig oelltidcn Gatalog
(bas ein5igitc Bud oieier glrt in
amerifa in beutider Sprade) Der.
a~,ssegeben. SIS entbdlt bicle 9boto.
erapbien itno OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
ben bon bertideu 3iidtern, oic nit
rnieren grllt. inb Acknowledgements.
ten groBen @rfolg in Der @cfliiGel.
audit BADEN. 9tud giebt es iiber
gllcs, oie @efliisel8udt bctrcffeno,
a~usfiibrlid ausfunft. 9ieicr idone
Gatalog nno bcren beutides Bud
"gSie man As bon 80 ausgebrilteten
aiifen groB aiebt" fir 10 Gents.
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brau6t.

bralt6t.
ltniere Ieeierrng bat Die Sflidt,
bas 2eben itno oas gigentum aller
amerifaniiden 8iirger I'M altSlanoe
81 idiisen, pelde al legitimen 3nc'
den iinb inter 9cobodtitng Ser noti.
gen Sorii6tsmoBrcgeln rciien, obcr
iie lit nidt our 9cidiisung folder
9iirger perpflidtct, Die iid pori1b'
lid IN @efabr begebcn.
Dob alle Imerifaner ibr 2cbeu
riSfieren unb Der @oblitato oieIe$
2albes untergraben merben Toll, itn1
cinen einsisen 8iirger 81 beihiisen.
ipclder meber UNI ieine eigene Cider
belt nod INN Die oes 2anbes ettpoS
gibt, lit Elm iinnerniinftiges 8erlan.
gen nnb Ser &ongreb miro faitm oa.
fir gu baben ieiu, aui @runo folder
unuerniinftiger Sanblungsweiie eli
men beipaffneten &onflift 5u billigen
81. 3. 9ertides Sournal.
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iinDeramttuOrtliae Setereien.

llniere amerifaniiden 9agesoei.
tangen unb Defenders iinb baupt.
iadIid Die 4benoaeiting bot iid Den
Sesereien eegen Seuti1lartb ange.
idloiien. @ieSerboIt baben mir bon
@ertreter i'm &ongreB eebort, bab
uns bon Seutidlanb feline @efabr
brobt, unb be5eidnenb lit cine Gnt.
mort unieres 8ertreters, porin er
idreibt, oaB ielbit uniere gnfeI Tel.
men &riee init Delitihlano 5u be.
fiirdten baber. 8enn iolde Stim.
mung i'm &ongreb borberridt, iino
Die $esereien unierer amerifmniihen
Sages5eiti,na, Die uns MIR au gerne
in einen &rieg gegen Die Central
madte beripideln modte, elm unper.
ontpprtlides 8orgeben gegen uniere
8epolferuna. Sinan5ien iino mir
idpn nitt iinbebeuterb in Den Grieg
bineingeSoeen. Sn allen @ei6afts.
aiueieen lit burd WangeI an gepii-
len &obmoterialen cine Grbobune
Der greiie, 4rbeitseinitellune, uiiu.,
elm llebelitano geidaffen, Dem mir
ourd Elm @erbot eeeen Serianot bon
@unition unb @offen entgpnger,
paren. Soffeutli9 meroen Die elm.
iidtisen amerifaner in Der fommen.
Den Serbitpabl auf YrGiioent 8il.
IONS auslonbspolitif Die antluort
eeben.-St. Soiepb Solfsblatt.
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Raube eauta,lans.8 ,It.
SuStaner unb @eike beim sammeln bon
sriiuem GeitnaGtsidmnd.

griiuem 8etbnaftsftmnd.
@ieIe, ipeIde fid am IiebIi6 buftens
ben Deibnadts : Baum ober ar,
8sibna9ts > @riin unb Mpos err
freusn, iino ME in bic @elt setpms
men = ~tpenisitens nidt i'm Wintsr
aus pelder bieie f9Onen 9inse
seiddftsmdBis sebolt perbsn. Gum
sroben Sell 1T bies cine febr raube
unb pilbe Welt, au1 pbne bon ben
S4rednifen oss &rieses beriibrt gu
perben!
8eIonbers gilt bies bon ben 8Gls
bern bes omeritanii4en Rorblanoss.
uno nirsenb msbr. als BON Der nDrbs
li6en Salbiniel bon Mi9isan, Sin
Sell bieier Melt iinb au9 iunse Sn=
bianer, pel9e bon ieber an bas 2e>
ben in folder umsebuhs setpDbnt
ipareu, nebft ibrsn Squatps unb ibrsn
lebbaften &inbsrn. Soriibsr eradblte
iiinsit cine or bsitsn &enneriunen,
Srau Barbara S9uenemann - Dit>
me bss 8apitGns Sauenemonn, psls
der Dor mebrersn Sabren, BEL Der
g%efDroerune bon @eibnadts 8 @riin
nit ieinem Shooner untergins, unO
nod INNER in oieiem 9eruf tdtis =
II. a.. folsenbes:
nSebes Sabr miifen mir tiefer unb
tiefer in Die Sumpfpdlber binein gee
ben, I'm gu bstommen, tpas mir ius
den. Die arbeiten beginner i9pn
i'm September. 4bteilunsen bon ie
8 Bis IL Mann sieben binaus. unb
fe leben meiitsns in 2agern. pelde
ie in Dem bidten idpeigenben @albe
aufsei9lasen bdben. Cine Der 6siten
9esenOen fir oieies 9eiadft 1T bas
Gountp SduOlcraft, po fdon Der
8ater meines @atten in bieiem &C.
perbe tdtis mar, bus er suerit in
Wiseoniin betrieb, unb no mir aud
felt langen Sabren 2ano befiBen,
Snbioner uno 8eibe treiben ibrs
pferbe, ipo ss n0tis 1T. in tiefes
WaTer binein, ipp fe bic 8dums
idneiben, unb lie iteben oft bis aul
gruit in eiiietr GIut! Sic baben i'm.
mer Die pferOe neben fid, Inn bic &C.
fdIaseuen 8aume brett nod ben
Boot gu f9lsppen. BUR ftarte uni
ternsefunbe 9lrbeiter iinb biefen fra:
pasi0ien 8erridtunsen setpadien, DE-
men fid pieleidt iosar man4er sc
pObnli9e Lumber Sad" ni9t germ
unteraiebeu piiros.
0ie Jrauen unb tleinen &inber be
Snbianer fino t~einestpess miiBise BE
sleiter. fonbern arbeiten tii9tis mil
tpenn iie auf feline 8dume i4!aser
SIN 4lter bon 7 bis 40 Sabren fam
meln fie fAibis Meibnadts . @rii'
uno fle9ten Is nit sei9idter 9an
3u ardnsen uno anoeren 9ebiloen
bon ibren alsiber 3 Sdmudarteite
ber baben iie bieie Sertisteit in be
5insern. aubsrbem befor9en fe b
Sauptarbeiten i'm Eager.
9as 2eben In einem folden So
ger, pdbreno bic Ra4tfeuer 81
buntlen @eiidter Der, um Die gefellia
Slamme beriammelten @inseborene
beleu9ten uno NIT ibrem fladernbe
S4ein bic bunten felbtsefpobene
9eipGnber Der @quatus unb Die 3eli
int !Sinter9runOe Rerpprbeben, I'm
cine febr beIsbte Stimmung allies er
flint, lit nod rOman3enbafter, aIs bi
2lrbeit ieIbit; unO Oieie gauge rauh
8eIt bat ibren eigenen 3ouber. be
:, fpObl jeoen, pelder iid in iie hineInge
lebt, bauernb feitbdlt. 9aber se9
audi in mun6en 5daen bieies @eper
be bonn @robpater auf Batter I'M
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8cfabr Der 3nslnft.

3ueluft fiiblt beit, penn mir er'
bist iino unb idwiten, geraoc am &C.
fabrliditen uno bat bann our 5olge
Geuralgie, Iteifen Haden, ruebe Wus'
feln uno ou9 &beuulatismus. 8ralt'
Diet Damn SIoan's ointment, GS for
bert Den 9liitlauf nod Der Deber
StcIle unb in fllr5er Belt iino Steif'
belt nnb Sdmer5en peridmunoen,
@er ail 0eiirolgie ooer neiralgii6em
&opfpeb leibet, miro 6ur6 mebrmoli'
ges Mnfuenoen oieies Sinimentes GRO
BE 2inberung beripiiren. Die qildlen'
oen 5dmer6en flieben Dor Dem @e'
fiibl Der @1rne, 3iibe, 8eaitemli6'
felt ,tnb Sdlaf. aud gut bel Seer
penIciben. 9reis 25c. bel Gnrem
apotbefer. Wob.t)
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@eines, b~eitiQirtes 8aiier, gum
rrinfen iinb fir @utomobil. 5mede.
,ii pertaufen IN aIle,, Auantitdten.
Otto gberIin. $ermanu. Wo.
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CINE an3eige I'M 8olfsblott
bringt imrter HeiuItote.
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-abonniert oif 6as Sermanner
8olfsbIatt.
Imperial Valley press., 1916-09-06
IUGHES GOES SOUTH.

IL Governor Hughes is touring the South Just why
he down there in search of votes is plain That
he has aroused enthusiasm is remarkable for his
trail everywhere has been noted for its funeea aspects
But his presence in the South while campaigning
distinct challenge and it is doubtful if will do him any
good.
This nation is great and the various sections are
liable take divergent views that it impossible for
ny person anywhere test the pulse of the whole peo
pe but from what here it looks though the
Republican nominee had lost his grip the situation
and going down to overwhelming defeat.
Long before the conventions the Press said that
Hughes candidate could not possibly be strong
favorte Hughes the BENCH for when he should be-
candidate he would be obliged to express opinions
and he would thereby ALLEVIATE supporters. This predic
lion is being verified The people expected great things
rom him and they have had little things They expected
constructive craftsmanship and they have had nothing
Nut fault finding
Governor Hughes will do better than Taft. He will
carry than two states, for there is Progressive
cket in the field But if judge the trend of events
President Wilson will receive about the largest popular
plurality that has been given to any candidate for the
presidency when neither of the great parties were dvd
Cd.
Imperial Valley press., 1916-09-06
EndOrs IS No One.

Atlantic City, Sept. 6-To no party
and no candidate will go the endorse
ment of the National Woman Suffrage
association, which went into conven-
ticn here today. This was decided af-
ter a struggle in the executive COM
mittee. More than 1000 women rep
lesentatives of twelve million suffra-
gists are attending.
Imperial Valley press., 1916-09-06

speaking tour of Oregon on behalf OF
Hughes was learned from reliable au-
til. ri'y today. 1t is pointed out john
:.r will need rest before making the
final fight against Democratic nominee
for senator Patton.
Imperial Valley press., 1916-09-06
D1GHTS OF AMERICANS.

1G Congress is empowering President Wilson to use
e army and navy for the protection of the rights Of
American shippers against begerents that discriminate
against citizens of this country through backsts 9TH
erwse and the time citizens Of countries which
discriminate against Americans be denied the
cf mails, telegraph cables and express in this country
The remedy that is be applied drastic in the
IRENE, and the regulations primarily aimed dis
elimination by Britain against certain Americans, we
lies in America.
Such punishment of Great Britain must result in one
# two things, the immediate annullmen of it's discrim
natory regulations the adoption of still more drastic
Imperial Valley press., 1916-09-06
DURATION OF WAR.

- The expressed opinion of Italian statesman that
the European war will last for year and half longer
IS within the range Of possibility.
The determining factor undoubtedly will be the spirit
of the German people We cannot but believe that by the
end of this year Turkey Bulgaria and Austria will be
eliminated from the and all the entente allies will be
anged about Germany, which country will stand at bay
against the world.
How long Germany can and how long she will resist
The world in this way different questions. She prob
ably could fight for year and half longer, but it is
doubtful if she will fight until she is absolutely crushed
Before the extreme punishment is inflicted we will
ook to rising of the German people and that sacr
flee of the militant characteristic the destruction of
which is the chief object of the allies In this event. the
var should not last another full year.
Imperial Valley press., 1916-09-06
Zeppelin Injured.

The Hague, Sept. GA Zeppelin,
badly damaged, has landed at Mons
following a raid on London. Several
of the crew were suffering from shrap-
mel wounds.
Imperial Valley press., 1916-09-06
Policeman Caught.

New York, Sept. 6.-Revelations to-
day indicated that at least one police
man has been in the white slave traf-
fic, which is under investigation.