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The Caldwell tribune., 1916-07-28

We acknowledge a pleasant call
Tuesday morning from Mr.. and Mrs.
Adam Blackstock and family Of En-
terprise who spent a few days in this
city the first of the week Mr.. Black
stock is one of the substantial ranch
ers and progressive stockgrowers in
the northwest part of the county who
is deeply interested in schools, good
roads. bridges and everything that
pertains to the welfare of the ranch
The Caldwell tribune., 1916-07-28
VALUE AND IMPORTANCE
OF THINGS CHANGE
Little Things of Yesterday are Big
Things of Today

(From Grads Topics of the Town
in the Philadelphia Public Ledger)
The big things of today were the lit
tie things of yesterday. The little
things of tomorrow are the big
Things today.
On a yesterday not long ago fly
was household pest. 1t was trivial
little nothing. Today the fly is mon
ster, staying thousands of human be-
ings in ! summc-.
Yesterday the mosquito was only a
Joke. Today it has risen to the mag
nitude of the prime menace of the
tropics This innocent of yesterday we
now know carries malaria and yellow
fever in his pouch of death.
Who in India yesterday dreamed
heas killed ten, yet fifty times as many
people in that mysterious land every
year as did the dreaded Bengal tiger
But today India knows that the flea
riding upon the back of rat brings
certain death to countless homes in
the guise of bubonic plague.
Three tiny creatures, the fly, the
mosquito and the flea. for centuries
waged Verdun battles against the hui
man race, and the human race didn't
know it until today!
The Caldwell tribune., 1916-07-28
LIQUIDATION OF FARMS
MADE Be RURAL
CREDIT LAW
RURAL LOAN BILL PASSES
CONGRESS WITH LITTLE OP-
POSITION AND IS SIGNED
BY PRESIDENT WILSON
WITHOUT DELAY

Law is Expected to Increase Soil
Ownership and Lessen Tenancy
Farm Property Made Liquid-Mean-
ing of Amortizaton-Long Loans,
Low Interest-Measure Was Prac-
tically Non-Parisan-Will Prove of
Greatest Benefit.
The Caldwell tribune., 1916-07-28

in his mission. This was Mrs. Black
stocks first visit to the Owyhee hills.
and she was highly delighted with eur
summer climate-Owyhee Avalanche.
The Caldwell tribune., 1916-07-28

and stockman. He appeared before
the commissioners Monday in the in
terest of the Idaho state fair at
Caldwell this fall, and was successful
The Caldwell tribune., 1916-07-28
Where the Risk Really LaA

The immortal Major Reed and his
band of brave experimenters slept
in dead mems beds, reekina with
horrors of yellow fever. 1t was un-
pleasant, but perfectly safe:
Elsewhere in the same hospital in
the cleanest and whitest beds lay other
men who were visited by the mosquito
which had first called upon a yellow
lever corpse.
These were the men who all ran
the risk, since the mosquito gave them
yellow fever. Think of it! Less than
twenty years ago those experiments
were made in Cuba. since which time
the mountainous terror of yellow fever
in the hot countries has dwindled into
molehill.
Major Read and Doctor Gorgas
simply taught us to kill the mosquiite,
lest it kill us. and be mighty. quick
in making up our minds to do it.
The Caldwell tribune., 1916-07-28

RE YOU the thousands men and women who are carried away by the
u Immediate
this habit with them If there work for you to This habit
habit stunted
Take the bit
killing
none Home
The Caldwell tribune., 1916-07-28
Enormity of One Mother Fly

That one venerable mother fly
which four months ago laid one hun
dred and twenty eggs in a Philadel-
phia stable has already become the
great grandmother of a more iumer-
Gus army of flies than than there are
people in the city of Philadelphia .
Letter carriers who bring your mail
to the door in time for breakfast are
less punctual than these companies,
battalions. regiments, brigades, divis-
ions and corps of flies in the class
they make upon you and your neigh
bors.
The flies carry far more important
packages than the prompt mail man,
because upon their feet are invisible
tuberculosis germs, brought in from
the street cutters and put in your
babys milk, and typhoid placed upon
your own bread and butter.
We once looked upon the spider
which invited the fly to walk into my
parlor" as cold-blooded butcher. But
the spider kills the fly, which we neg
lect to do, and so permit the fly tc
| kill us.
The Caldwell tribune., 1916-07-28
Flea Worse Than the Cobra

| read an official report when IN
Bombay that during the preceding
year tigers had killed 1000 persons
in India. You shudder at the fearful
ravages of this king of the jungles.
But at the very time | was in Bonn
bay the feas were killing 800 persons
every week in that city alone. Never,
theless, the anti-cruelty crank would
almost Jail you for daring to Kill a
poor little innocent flea.
Those fleas, as l have said, were
riding upon the backs of rodents and
depositing their devasting bubonic
plague in thousands of homes through
out India.
The insignificant and negligible thing
called flea yesterday has today re-
placed the tiger and the deadly corb,a
as the vast menace to 3O0,OOO,OOO souls
| in India.
The Caldwell tribune., 1916-07-28
Great Size of a Molecule

"A peck Of dirt a year"-you know
the old formula. We were supposed
to thrive on dirt.
But in that same period Of ignor-
ance doctor bled George Washing
ton to death when he had pneumonia.
Recently | have visited three very
big manufacturing plants-one an au-
tomobile factory and the other two,
steel mills. In each one of them is
a neat little hospital, where workmen
are treated for the slightest hurts. =.
Those manufacturers have learned
that a thimbleful of dirt is enough to
infect the injuries of a dozen men
and cause the loss of legs and arms.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-16
FOUND FRIEND
IN WENTWORTH
Joseph A. Monahan Told
Story Forcibiy to Drug
gist Rau.

Here Is local Nerv-worth endorse
ment well worth reading. II was given
In some time ago by Joseph A. Mona
han, who lives ON Fifth. near Center.
Fulton. Read a.:
Rau's Drug Store-My trouble was
nervous breakdown. overwork and a
general broke-down condition No
sleep. appetite not good. always tired
gas. palpitation OF the heart
IN morning, pains in stomach. some
suffered these ills for one year.
Wentworth came 20 my relief After
taking the medicine I felt better. !
recommend the medicine
JOSEPH A. MONAHAN.
Dollar back at our store n Merry
Worth does not overcome your nerv-
Gus ills-RAU'S DRUG STORE.
Nery-Worfh Is sold also BY V. ".
Sayles. Moundsville: Cameron Drug
Store. Cameron: Midway Drug Co.
BenwoOd-McMechen Dankworth Bros.
Bellaire: Patterson & Sons. St Glars
vile; Ralston & Parker. Martins
Ferry.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-16
NEWS BRIEFS

-Sansccn Sayscen wss arranged be-
fore the lunacy commission yesterday
and was ordered 20 the insane asylum
az Weston
The board 81 control made visit
Co tho Labelle road on the South SIDE
yesterday and decided that 70 should be
opened FOR traffic. Slar and refuse
dumped into the roadway has been or
dcrcd removed and workhouse prisons
ers will h. set % work at once to re-
opcn tho thorofare
Hon. John J Coniff % this city has
been chosen ono ~ the speakers At the
states birthday celebration In Park
.rsburg June go.
A police crusade 20 Keep the city.
clean has been started and YESTERDAY
The police on the beats were told 10 ees
thar their business houses in their re-
apeDfINo beats dsgief from sweeping re-
fuse into the streets
The newly elected county commits.
Gee viii BE- called 90 meet within the
coming week 90 organize since the
last meeting the committee has been
Increased twenty men
Checks Tor clerks and judges Of the
at the county clerks office
The report OF the worKnouse filed
t'7ferday showed 30 prisoners on
June
One Of CITY Treasurer McEiroys Al
'Fe'HrE was killed hy be- mate A. tho
r.'f fountain wednesday night
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-16
INCREASES
STOCK AT THE JAIL
ROUNDS up CONSIDERABLE
AMBER" YESTERDAY IN
THREE MOVES
Driver % WAGON Ducks and Lets Bert
Have the Goods Rather Than
Face Arrest

Unless the unexpected happens 10
restrain Deputy Prohibition Commits.
sioncr Bert p Phillips from rsldinr
ercakcasiea and capturing beer and
vhiskry. Do Dr. likely that the Ohio
county Jail will have To- turn loose Ifs
prisoners and uae the individual cells
ae STORAGE house During fhIs wen~
alone Bert has secured upwards oI
three thousand bottles OF beer be
sides kegs and ice boVre
Yesterday afternoon hc started
with blood ir his eye and raidcd Lsu4
Volt street HrrcsfIrE Dan D Mally aa
fnn proprietor. securing fifteen
hs krfa NJ beer. three krra ~ hccr.
ono kc- ou tap and five gallons of
Nh.HkDt ON Die way f0 mo IlI vim
H.a poll ho sighted wagon near tHo
IaHr Eric depot that looked suspl.
'.oHa The driver saw Bert first ana
dU.krl in fhn vaEOu were three
barrels and ono krr ~ beer This
NHe faFnn f0 fhr building foo
Later Do visited ..H1 Fuff street
securing five basket Of beer and ono
sa'Ion of vhiakcy on proprietor wa
found
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-16
NO REPORT FROM
The COMMITTEE
ON RESOLUTIONS

ST. LOUIS. June 15.-The resolu-
tons committee OF the Democratic
convention met In final session to-
night TO pass upon the platform which
u will lay before that convention. a
tentative draft worked out by a sub
committee OF nine was laid before the
full committee for approval. The draft
was about 1000 words in length and
contained about twenty-five planks in
Guiding those on Amertcanism with a
Pronunciation OF foreign born citizens
who conspire TO influence the inferna-.
tional domestic policies OF the United
states. tariff. preparedness and woman
suffrage.
Members OF the drafting subcom-
mittee said tonight that there had
been several changes from the plat
form as suggested by President VIII
son. Secretary Baker. who brought
the Presidents own draft TO St Louis,
did not meet with the subcommittee
and said tonight he had no word from
the White House today about any
changes or additions. More than 900
suggestions were before the subcom-
mittee from various sources and this
delayed its deliberations.
The subcommittee consisted OF Sen.
ator stone. chairman, and Senators
Walsh, Hollis. Martin and Pomercne /:
Representative Fitzgerald Of New
YORK and Rainey OF Illinois: Governor
Stanley OF Kentucky and former Rep
resentative a. Mitchell Palmer OF
Pennsylvania.
II was In continuous session today
from O'Clock this morning until
tonight when II recessed for dinner
Members expressed confidence that
the draft would he approved in short
order by the full committee and by
the convention itself before ADJOURN
ment Of the night session.
Carries Wilson Plank.
The platform as agreed upon Dy
the subcommittee carried the Ameri-
canism plank as outlined by the presi-
dent. II endorsed his conduct OF for
eign affairs and followed his recon-
mendatiOns regarding the attitude of
this country toward foreign powers.
except that the committee added a
paragraph regarding Mexico. holding
I N TO be the duty OF this country 10
keep the American forces in Mexico
| until danger 20 American interests
shall become improbable
Planks were inserted supporting
/ the legislative program 81 the conven-
ton. There was complete compliance
I'm the draft with all the requests Of
The representatives OF organized la
Z Dor.
The full committee did not get to-
gethor until II o'clock. an hour after
the time set. hemh ers OF the drafting
committee said the full committees
/ approval might not he obtained before
midnight. II the convention is i'm ses-
sion the platform viii be Immediately
. taken 10 the coliseum and an effort
made TO have % adopted al once
Because the platform committee
was not ready 20 report the Demo
cratic convention az 1921 a. m. re-
csssed until II o'clock Friday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-16
HOSPITAL DIRECTORS
SELECT ASSISTANT
FOR NURSES SCHOOL

Only business matters Of a general
nature was considered at the regular
meeting OF the board OF directors OF
the Ohio Valley General hospital held
last night among which was the hir.
Ing OF an assistant principal for the
school for nurses. Miss Francis Wales
oeing chosen for 5he place She
VIII enter upon her duties August /.
The employment OF a visiting nurse
was authorized whose duty is will be
TO visit the sick after they leave the
hospital For the month OF May
1888 days OF treatment was given 10
patients or ia - each. The total
money expended for patients was
S5S4.ss or S2.0S per patient. Twig
No ! OF which Mrs. H. r. Beherns is
chairman has raised $500 for the
benefit of the hospital.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-16
Commandment Continues.

PARIS, June Is. ll.5S- a. m.-Tho
Germans are continuing the violent bonn
hardwent or the French positions morn
~ SuuNlllc. the key 90 the inner dcfenaee
ni Ncroun. tho official statement issued
uy tnt French war ,TIrc today stntcs
n" infantry nEhtiug occurred on
either bank ~ the Mense last night ON
the Nosgss front some minor German
attempts 90 attack the French line were
made but completely failed. according
% tho official statement
%" text or tho statement follows.
'pn both banks o. the river Nfauee
tnore was cessation of infantry activity
last night on the other hand tho
French and the German artillery branch
80 showed activity In tho region OF
Dhaiiancourt ~ well as in the sector
north or Souviile
In the Nosece. strong detachment
of Tho enemy which supported hv a
spirited bonn 'lrdmCnt. endeavored to
approach orr lines. was driven hack hy
tno fire or our machine guns Another
surprise az TACK ny tho enemy uuor 0ur
positions uorthSest of Bonhomrne re-
-Hlted In complete failure"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-16

ATHENS. June IA. via London. Junc
10, II go a. m.-Atutude OF the allies
toward Greece was denounced al "a num-
Der or meetings held here today at
winch resolutions were adopted express
luE loyalty 90 King Constantine aud con
hienoe Ia the policy OF Premier Sko-
The resolutions protested aga INST the
blockade or Grecian ports established
oy England and France and dcnou- cen
the conduct az the allies toward neutral
nations and especially toward the prcsi-
dent ot the United States"
a feature OF the resolutions was that
the king was referred 10 as our glori-
Gus sovereign, King Constantine XII
This title placed the monarch Ia the
line % the ancient rulers Of CONSTANT
uOplc.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-16
ENJOYABLE OUTING
AT WHEELING PARK

Quite a number attended the annual
outing and picnic OF St. Joseph :
academy held yesterday at Wheeling
park and the afternoon and evening
was spent in enjoying the various
amusementsT The skating rink which
was formally opened yesterday was
one OF the chief attractions for the
guests owing 10 the rain.
Today the annual outing OF the
Fourth street Methodist Episcopal
church will be held and a general
good time Is expected. The chief
event for this evening at the park Is
me dance which will be given under
the auspices Of the Scottish Rite
Masons. \ good attendance Is ex-
pectcd. On Saturday the Union sun.
day schools of WarwoOd will horu
their outing at the park
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-16

direction OF Monte Glove and Monte
Brczono. were r-puiscd
After intense artillery prsunration
yesterday evening gallant Naples hri-
-adD. supported hy dIamounfcd cavalry
attachments. in surprise attack. ptnc-
irat'd enemy lines east % Moufalcoue
In" trenches remained IN our possession
after e. severe struggle We captured
D" officers. ass men and seven machine
guns.
'Squndronz ~ aer0piauca homhnrd d
with excellent results tho railway sta.
ton 90 Maftarollo. in the Logarina val.
IeA and rnoampmcufs 40 tho junction Of
OBJ" NU. and tampOmulo valleys. on tho
Aeiar' plateau. Enemy asroplsncs
dropped bombs on padova.. Giorgio d
Norfro ana Porto RoscEa. Two persons
were wounded. Tho material damage
was slight"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-16
RUSSIANS
Continued from Flrst PagsJ

SOnAnueo from f1rst Page.D
portant breach extends for thirty
miles between the Oneister and
the Pruth.
The Russian occupation OF Sni-
atyn, which means an advance Of
sixteen miles beyond Czernonitz.
not only threatens Kolomea, but
leaves the Austrian position at
Czernowitz virtually untenable, as
its continued occupation would
leave the forces oefe ending the city
cut of from the remainder Of the
army.
II IS estimated by Russian off,
GERS that the Austrians mad lost
nearly half the forces operating
on the southwestern front
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-16

t'PENHAGEN. June 15. via London
june Is. s.2s %. m The I1ceus NyhcI-
or SAYS that In fhc recent night 900 the
Baltic between Russian torpedo era 70
and German war vessels which were
Conveying merchantmen. two German
auxiliary cruisers. the HsrEfwanu and
fhs k1uir Won S1chssn. and two armed
frtnIcrs were sunk lE the Russians lu
add ton 90 ten merchantmen.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-16
Rusmana oartnrna-

"I.T.IlTN, juno I6--IHV WIr0Toas %
say F.Ile-A delayed official report from
Vienna issued under date % June 4 70
unrfs the capture o. more than 500
IiuFsion7 and thirteen machine guns on
June l0 whom three Russian regiments
that had crossed tho S+vr near kan,
were driven back across tho river hv ara
Anstro-l hungarian 0utfaukiuE move
m'n' Northe1sf ~ TarnopoI the recap
flire NJ a height that had been taken bv
The Russians was rer0rtcT
ON che italian front. according fn Tho
same star rwenf. italian detachment
That had maintained them aaIvca near mo
summit ~ Monte IemaIIc. were SUE
rr.rnd and defeated and more than 900
uf them captured. The Auefro. fIHrra--
iEne thus obtained complete possession
~ Tho mountain italian attacks cfra-
where were rrnufaof
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-16

This afternoon at = o'clock funeral
scrN ices will Doe held Tor Ernest a
kiedcl. aged TO- son OF Mr. and Mrs
Ernest Riedcl az The family home In
Letf Hand Run. South Wheeling The
Rev. q q. Rasche will bo boz charge.
Infermart will be- in Peninsula GENE.
terry Special cars will be- provided
Tor friends Of the family
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-16

city Solicitor D. % Brennan efafrd
yesterday that tHe water alteration
quss Jon must BE- delayed until OBJ. -.
reEuItr wertIuH of council boo Auruaf.
In fhe month OF May ther. were $50
inmates in fhs Ohio count. Inr accord.
irr fu Tho report filed yesterday Tho
most ~ these came from ra.l. 600 speak
castles.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-16
HUSBAND WAS HEARTLESS
Testified Against Wife ana Then Re.
fused 70 Pay Her Fine TO Keep F..
Her Out Of Jail

Rosa MCtcalL of Fourth street
Fulton. was arraigped before Squire
i. q. Hobbs YESTERDAY morning on a
charge OF beinc drunk After hearing
the evidence her nus band being the
principal witness Justice Hobbs de.
cided IN give her ten DAYS In jail in
Lieu o. fine of one and costs. She
appealed 90 her husband for aid but h
wa not forthcomIur therefore Rosa
was shipped.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-16

British column which is advancing into
German cast Africa along the seaboa rd
has occupied several more towns. A re-
port from General Smut the BIRTHS b
com waru'r says that ON = June 90 this
force reached MHFlyIui WIIhciwefhil
opposing forces
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-16

BERLIN rHus -rE-fFy vvt-1r.u. co
SayvH'e !-Auatr.an troops IN Huk9wI7a
nre making stand north ~ Cza-ruvItr
capital NJ fln rruwriauF. md also gro
holding Tho fueeIaua Co. enc east ~ trl
CIV w" r.nui7. ~ Eusaiane ATTACKS
from both chose directions Is announced
ln 'fo official herdgu0rtere statement
from '.rna ireH'i under date or June
"A - ~. s'1tgwrnf follows.
south NJ Rowan and north ~ Cvr~0o-
NIfE Russian attacks were reruI.rf
Further cast ana south - the Tr.n-f.
more have been r1 orr'-is' ever'e. Tho
'Nnr'h NJ H4rsuIvl-hi Yesterday
nnrr.ns German nrf hrefrr.rI urrrr. .r
.e-1'.., wrf--' svro...i o. f}1-r.7r ar' I.-r
rr..0'-c tHe ergwv ATTACKED hlf ssse rr-
|''H r"frrW F.rn Without exception
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fr'Inr situation ia ur.
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-16
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-16

Your children may attend the
Big Seils-Floto Circus without
cost. Read the large announce
ment IN today's lnteiligencer.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-16
Funeral OF Riedel Bow Today.

church OBLIGATED Intcrmcnt was I'm
Nj Zion cemetery.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1916-11-02

least one-fourth of the New York pro-
gressive vote is for President Wilson.
Upon this subject it says:
"That thirty-fo per cent of the
progressives in this state will vote for
President Wilson instead of for Charles
f. Hughes was the admission made to-
day by one Oh the most prominent pro-
gressives in the city working in the in
terest of Mr.. Hughes. He said today
that a canvas of all the enrolled pro-
gressives in the state shows that pro-
portion was for the president. The fact
was decided shock to him, he said, as
he had no idea that the percentage
would be so large.'
Commenting on 1.-THE Drift to Will
son" which. is sweeping the country the
New York Evening Post independently
offers editorially the following explana-
ton:
81 can think of several reasons why
| might vote against Wilson," said Q
puzzled independent the other day, but
l can't think of any why I should vote
for Hughes
This puts compactly the extraordinary
nature of the present presidential cam
paign.
This last has been the great weak
ness of the Hughes campaign and i
! has been the more glazing as his speech
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1916-11-02

idea that America is a field where the
foreign intrigue in the field OF politics
may produce good results, and to that
extent weaken the present admlmstra-
ton IS successor.
1.-THE Herald sees no reason for the
belief expressed by campaign orators
that Mr.. Wilson'S reelection means
commercial disaster. 1t sees much: rea-
son, as Mr.. Lovett said, why national
party that has done its best in the rIgnt
spirit to treat business fairly should
receive recognition of the fact from
business men. Thei contrary course
must in the end result in making one
party extremely radical and the other
party wildly reactionary and that means
that we shall have administration and
legisltion on class grounds and not on
national grounds when either party gets
in power, and that is certainly some
thing well worth avoiding.
1.-THE campaign is closing; the nation
is entering into the valley of decision; ;
each member of the Herald family VIII
vote for the candidate whom he or she
believes is best fitted to grasp the
wheel of the ship of state. But the
Herald believes, as it believes great
majority of its readers believes that for
what he has done, for what he has IN
duced his party to do, Woodrow wilson