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The sun., 1916-10-15
FIGHT RATS
TO THE DEATH
They Are More Destructive TO
Life and Property Than War.
The Scientific Discovery. Danysz Virus.
IL the Only Quick and Certain Prep.
arntion 10 KIN Rats and Mice without
Danger to other Animals, Birds, or
uuman Vplugs,

Whether or not the researches now being
conducted by the authorities will positively
prove that rats do carry around In their
fur a ~ rasitr that spreads pOliomyrlitis
tnfantilo paralysis, as was reported IN
tn. city papers n few days ago they are
suspected ~ 10y Health Commissioner EN-
crson, It Is fully established that they
have carried disease epidemlcs from coun-
try TO country, resulting in the death OF
countless thousands OF human beings.
Not only Il the loss OF life attributable
to these dang ruus pests appalling hat
the destruction OF property Is tremendous.
Every Year they destroy millions Of dol
lars of food products of all sorts ana mil
lions of dollars OF factory materials
Thousands or factory ANA nome fires
are caused by rats ana mice, resulting IN
loss Of NE and property untold.
There Is only one certain, safe and ef-
fcctive way TO get rii NJ the rats and
mice. that Is to night them scientifically
with Danysz Virus.
No rat or mouse can live where DAnysy
Virus Is used,
A special point that ecom monds Danysg
Virus ~ strongly to manufacturers, ship
owners. store keepers, marketm"n. hou-,
holders, farmers and poultrym'n. Is the
fact that, while Danysz Virus is positive
death to rats and mice. 4 is absolutely
harmless to human beings. birds. pete ami
all other animals.
XIII the rats now when the cooler
weather Is driving them into houses and
outbuildings. before hey breed again.
Full information can be had from Virus,
Ltd. Dept. = 4, 72 Front Street, New
York. Call. write - telephone Hanover
The sun., 1916-10-15
Cottage tulip.

ula," 'hcn Immediately r. s,rore
light. hvt stand tho'n on a ,ah', or m
the floor ana cover them with several
sheets Of newspaper or n shoo. 90:
'rown paper. Allow this 10 remain
for " or three days. and then reduce
gradually g. admit light. In a few
days axe away NOR" paper until the
top growth assumes q deep green
color. when tho plants may have the
benefit az uuoh.trIcted lich'.
T" obtain the nnest flowers applira-
tons o. wcah liquid manure may leo
given when the spike f. about hall
The sun., 1916-10-15

"They's something kindo hartylike
about the atmosfere
When the heat OF summers over and
the coolin' fall is here
or course We miss the flowers. and
the blossoms on the trees.
And the humble of the hummin' birds
and buzzin' of the bees;
But the airs so appetizin'; and the
landscape through the haze
or a crisp and sunny morning of the
airly autumn days
Is n rictur' hat no painter has the
colorin' to mock
When the frost is on the punkir and
the folders in the shock"
james Wbitcomb RH' A. /,
At the show Of the American
Dahlia Society, a spectator remarked
To his companions thai cactus dah,iRs
The sun., 1916-10-15

consume about six gallons Of water
to each 81 worth of feed Therefore
IL the feed Is worth n dollar, tho
water IS also worth Il doilar-75 per
cent. of an egg is water.
The sun., 1916-10-15

II dahlias fail 70 bloom give them a
liberal dressing OF hydratcd lime ami
lightly dig or rake II into the sol. The
digging should not be 50 deep as to
disturb the roots. Give a good water
Ing and the next day apply freely
prepared stable or sheep manur and
rake this in. Water sufficiently ami
the plants will bloom profuscly.
The sun., 1916-10-15

orbed peony like the Mime. de Vern-
vile, with its snowy white petals
hecked with crimson with care IL
will last a week and the charm OF its
visit will not bc easily forgotten. Here
Is a Door, sick girl IN her lonely room,
The sun., 1916-10-15

who said, "Behold the lilies, how they
grow" How precious are Thy
thoughts to me, oh. God" And beau
tiful blooms are the translation OF His
wonderful love brought down to the
comprehension OF a child. The eager
The sun., 1916-10-15

Nursery stock planted In the autumn
Is sure 10 he stock that IL dug
from the fields and not taken from
storage sheds. quite an important ad-
vantage. Try autumn planting u
nursery stotk. including hardy roses.
and compare results with stock planted
In the spring.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-12-18

Big constructive plans for making
Chicago a town better to live in for
everybody in it were advanced by
Merriam. He told the mayor that
no matter what<the mayor has read
in the newspapers or heard from any
source whatever, he will be with the
mayor to a finish in working out
these features of a better govern
ment for Chicago:
1. Let the mayor and city council
stand together this winter at Spring
field m demanding from the state
legislature a real home rule law for
Chicago. Gas, traction, telephone
and electric light corporations should
be governed by the city council and
mayor instead of an oUt-of-town
commission.
2. Take national party tags out of
local politics. Good sewers and good
street car service in Chicago have
nothing to do with tariff, miIitarism,
Mexico or any issues of national par
ties. Republicans and Democrats
alike want good sewers and good
street car service in Chicago.
3. Let all parties, factions, gangs
and cIiques join hands in asking the
state legislature for a coming system
law for Chicago. If workingman
buys a house and lot nowadays he is
never sure but some factory with a
lot of smoke and smell is going to
come in next to his place, or next
block. Set apart districts for fac
tories, for business, for .transpoFta-
ton and for residence. Make al res
idence neighborhoods safe against
the invasion of smoke, dust and noise
nuisances. The Chicago plan COM
mission, the real estate boards and
all the improvement clubs in Chicago
are for this idea. It ought to have
been put in practice long ago. What
is wanted now is for mayor, alder
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-12-18

Opening statement of Asst States
Atty BaTnhardt contained the fol-
lowing assertions concerning events
which led up to shooting in Washing
ton park, Sept. 8:
That Barnes left wife July 10 after
he found Ray ScheITheimer, bartend-
er, in his home, and sued for divorce;
that Mrs. Barnes visited his Office
twice, failed to see him, then bought
a revolver and returned to search;
that on Sept. 8 Barnes met her and
walked with her in park; that she
begged him to drop divorce suit,
which he refused to do; that she then
shot him four times, placed revolver
in his hand as he lay on ground and
fed.
Mrs. Barnes, said Barnhardt, told
police at first that her husband had
committed suicide and later said she
shot him because he reached for"
her.
MILITIA SOLDIERS PROTEST AT
BORDER SERVICE
Fl Paso, Dec. 1S.-SpoTadiC dem
onstrations of discomfort among the
national guaTdsmen over being held
any longer on border duty are en-
gaging the attention of the military
authorities here today.
The latest OUtbUrst was reported
among the Eighth Ohio infantry,
which took the form of round rob
II, siOned NV q ANAL gro1ID of eOI-
iders, protesting against the food and
sanitary conditions at their camp.
-O-O
Oscar Hoyer, 20, dead; Chas. Sap
quist, AZ, dying, believed result ola
suicide pact in their room, 1921 E.
96th Cas-
Five families driven into zero cold
by fire. 2 E., Chicago .aTg,.... -,,-l~
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1916-10-28
BATTUTE DI SCONFITTA
(Continua da pagina l.

souta supremaza Europa
col sangue Evidentemente ira e attire GENT di Europa
Canceere mpero gemancO mOdo di ntenders Egi
para nguaggo che rsponde al conenuto del dttO
della cvita da tutt moi riconosciuo rispettato.
Ma dscorso del Cancelere 81 aga sempre fno que
sto punto nei vecch abusa uoghi coun della poeca ira
poicodottrnaria morale diventa tratto sero acqusa
spaventevoe ntensita agca quandO naente appun
AMI appende penzoa egue magne stessa del
Poratore mpiccato ALA corda d aTnghiterra
rona subito in mel leggee questa parte del dis
tragca, deo stesso Canceere
PAmbascatore dnghiea, del prmi deagosto del 1914
do ques gil rferisce che ncarcao del governo dchia
rare che in d nvasone del Bego Pnghera sarebbe
costretta ntervenire nella guerra
Cancelere preparaa Paggressone, contare
sunterveno denghea. Aveva preparato la guerra
neppure ontanamente cacoare sua partecpazone degh
terra Lannunzo sospeta preveduo creduto pos
sibile qund cacoato ecco ed ito otre ogni me
rimane bando deimmorale guerra: "Per at
tato! sraccio di carta chiffon de paperE
da aora ogg Podo contro nghierra in u eImperaore
tutto popoo tedesco ando crescendo fni
stultimo dscorso che Iimagne dempccato arriva
nespressione asSouamente mpensata nea stora
eeoquenza potca Lnghierra rappresento fin da primo
momento e che oppone ditto ALA espansione del DELFT
to- conro nghera Germana concept 10 stesso odo che
concepsce Pomcda contro giudce contro legge.
Lnghiterra deve era d sprare tanto odio nea
sua dittatura giuridca morale in questa guerra.
er devono insieme rInghterra tutt gil atr
popoi dEuropa che questa guerra combaono contro Ger
mania per essa conro Austria Turhia congomera
babar che soil potevano un ALA Gemana nela trse gesa
sangue d apna niziaa aggessione della Serbia del
Begio mel triste agosto del 1914
Moi leggeremo motif a dscors del Cancellere DELI
mpero geanco no ALA fine della guerra Ma dscorso
varra rabtare u la poitica deoore organzzato d
questa Bismarck dceva che gua guam
do Ma no ad ogg sig Bethmann-H -Holweg non
aTivao dmostrare ne suoi motif dscOrs la necessta del
la sua guerra. E tanto la dimosra in questultno
inutita, quind iniquita della guerra la appren
dera, suo tempo, dala scOnfitta.
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1916-10-28
LE DOMANDE DEL MINATORI
SCIOPERANTI VENGONO RIFIUTATE
La Compagnia ricomera' ALA legge per
il danno dello sciopero.
Punxsutawney, Pa, October 27, 1916


sciopero esteso ad otto mine sarebbero state violate
patti sabi Apre secondo quanto aema la Rochester
& Pittsburgh Coal and Iron Co.
LIE domande fate da mnatr sciopero ad Adion Hveta
Trout Rum Soldier Eeonora Florence Wason della R. F. g.
venivano luned asoutamente rutate daa COM
pagnia frma d B. NJ Clark assstente del presidente
dcarazione compagna spega ragonl del suo
procedmento egae per organzzaone contro
oinaori indvduaene convoti neo sciopero cazione
vera eanata ubo per voazione al contrao fra mnato
gil OPERATOR, esatto Philadelphia nell Aprile u s.
Tall aumentare $4,000 giorno gil scioper
anti convoti mel superano il numero di 25OO.
tale azone egae fra compagna mnerara laVorator
rappresenta pressohe neg aa della unzone
legislative Ecco ntano 10 Statement della copagna IN paroa
che data da Punxsutawney 21 Ottobre:
AGIJ UNITED MINE WORKERS OF AMERICA DIS
TRETTO nIPIEGATI DELLA ROCHESTER & PITTSBURGH
c. & l. CO. E DELLA JEFFERSON & CLEARFIELD COAL &
IRON CO. ALE MINE DI TROUT RUN, HELVETIA, ADRIAN
SOLDIER, ELEONORA WALSTON.
signori,
m 6 Otobre 1916 ndiretta volazone del contratto fatto
con moi Is Apre 1916 lavoro sospendeste lie
operazon allie nose mine vi ponese in copero in consequence
come rsultato d adunanza enuta da vol nea
cors concio prvando moi da 10 mia II ma
on per ogn gonO che vol contraaste oil portar
prezz paga condzoni provggon del
patio tara adoato Philadelphia il Is Apre 1916, con-
seguenemene raato ed appOvato daa vosra ogazzaone
a di voto a referendum.
m primo uciale della materia in quesone, la
deo scopero foO rappresentant di quese compage
goved sera 10 cor rappesenae comtato conssene
due d nina soggeta ao sciOpero ola chi
secondo cOmprendamo noerano ssati sceli dale or
rspettve local. portare nfoazone della della
controversial fonte allie nominate compage Vol dharaste
uguamente mebi dell organlzzone United Mine
America che camaste mnao1i ao sciopero
per ragone volevate pu ngo connuare lavoro
tara saba Is Aprle 1916 chiedavate nuova
tarifa"
Per agone d spazio moi omettiamo la publications. deg
rerent ale domande del mnao scioperan poiche al
d macchna apprendamo che dele otto local. in
scopero ben per rprendere avoro ineoo ga
81 son posti aPopera.
Solo mnator della Florence sono riutat di dare oro
voto per riassumere il lavoro.
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1916-10-28
UN CARGO DI CAVALLI PER
L'ESERCITO QUASI COM
PLETAMENTE DISTRUTTO

ROMA, ;>-E' arrivato a
Geneva il piroscafo TAORMI-
Ma che era salpato da New
York con un forte carico di ca
valli per il nostro esercito.
Durante la traversata quasi
tutti i cavalli morirono in conse-
guenza di veleno lor propinato
da qualche mano di agente teu-
tonico.
L'autorita' procedeva ALTAR
resto di una trentina di uomini
a cui cavalli erano stati afida-
ii.
Un'inchiesta ha anche portato
ALA scopera di residui di subli-
mato corrosive negli abbeveratoi
del cavilli.
Non e. Questa la prima volta
che spedizioni equine OBSTINATE
al nostro esercito hanno avuto
questo risultato.
II fatto e. deplorevole, poiche'
era da presumersi che in un an
no e mezzo di guerra, cioe' in un
ammo a mezzo di trafici militari
fra gil Stati Unit e IItalia, le
autorita' competent fossero ri
uscite a circondarsi di collabora-
tori, impiegati, operai, assisten-
tt detectives" onesti, fedeli,
legati anche ALA madre patria
da generosi sentiment. ST ha
invece la dimostrazione che nj
ente o assai POGO di tutto cio',
che era pur doveroso, e. state
fatto.
Ora, casi come questo del
"Taormina" Sc all'inizio della
guerra potevano costituire esclu-
sivamente una colpa attenuata
dalla circostanza dell'inesperien-
"a, oggi costituiscono assai piu'
grave responsibilities penale che
ci auguriamo non restera' i'm
punita.
Ne il sangue eroico del noStri
fratelli' ne i m1llioni con tanto
sacrifice spremuti dale tasche
degli Italiani debbono essere i'm
punemente sperperati.
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1916-10-28
ATTRAVERSO "A CONTEA G D|NTORNI
$1,000 IN wHIsKEY CONF sCATI A MCINTYRE, PA.

Sabato scorso Deputy Sheriff" Elmer Borand ed "Con-
stable Kunke d Ceeksde 81 Mcintyre perquisi
resdenza ed Alberto aruca trovarono
deposo grande quanta d whiskey che fu stmao
Tammontare di $1,000.
Naturamente frate Mauca furono arrestat ed iquore
sequesato posto mel soteraneo d quese
teali dsposzone delautorta giudzaria.
che doveva uogo mercoledI 25 nnanzi
guce d pace Mahan f rmandata la core d dcembre
dagi stess fate Maca che attuamente 81 rovano pie
Ebero sotto cauzione di $3.50 ciascuno.
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1916-10-28
RASTIGNAC.
NUOVA VISTA AGLI ISCRIT-
TT DI LEVA

Sono chiamati a nuova
vista gil inscritti di leva marit-
TINA e militari del Corpo R.
Equipaggi, natl negli ami 1882,
1883, 1884, 1885, 1886, 1887 e
1888, stati riformati dall'apertu-
ra della leva sulla classe 1882
go gennaio 1902 a tutto il 81
dicembre 1915.
Tall inscritti e militari potran-
no regolare la loro posizione di
leva presso questo r. Consolato
non piu' tardi del 80 novembre
1916.
IL R. CONSOLE,
Poccardi.
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1916-10-28
B1RRA CHE VA A FINIRE NELLA FOGNA

MartedT "a 10 Sheriff Ordnava di dsruggere
quantita d birra d propriea della Clyde Park Brewing
CO.. sequesrata sotterraneo dele local.
ceri conteal.
LO Sheriff fu costretto dsruggere iquido prima che
fatta causa poche Ia brra dvenuta acda per
tutto edco odore sgradevole nocvo ALA salute deg
qulini della di sicurezza.
ST CERCA-Donna deaa Italia per avo presso otma
famigia-Buona page-RIVOLGERSI AL NOSTRO UFFTCIO
The Seward gateway., 1916-10-26
NEWS NOTES

O. w. Hobbs, who had a blaming mill in Dawson in the old days, arriv- ed this morning with Mrs. Hobbs. Be- fore the Dawson strike Mir. Hobs had a mill on Fortymile.
 J. c. Holman returned on the Far ragut after an absence of six weeks in Valdez.
 Architect William Kingsley return ed this morning after having acted as a member of the grand jury.
 Merle NJ. Beatty has come to the city on business visit from Mile 75 where he has charge of the culinary arrangements.
 G. Bum is in Seward from The Erie Mine which is just above the Kennicott property.
 The dance given last evening by the Arctic Brotherhood to those who en- tertained at the Vaudeville show was very successful.
 Derrick Lane returned this morning after an absence of six weeks in Val !
 dez where he was doing jury duty.
 Judge J. J. Finnegan also returned on the Farragut.
 Amongst those who have applied for a coal lease in the Matanusla are prominent Seward business people.
 Mrs. Cattle went west this morning on the Farragut.
 Dick Dawson went for a round trip to Anchorage this morning.
 Jake Phile is under the weather again and had to have doctor yes terday.
 The work of removing the bodies to the new cemetery is now proceeding quickly.
 Miss Lucille Hallett will give. big entertainment next month, at which many novel features will be introduc- ed. The dancing will be all done by children.
 Charles Swain who formerly had charge of a crew on the Copper Riv- CT railroad was killed a few days ago by falling from a wharf at Juneau. 1 It may be advisable to point out again that registration is not required
The Seward gateway., 1916-10-26
WANT NENANA MONEY

A meeting of p of the business people of Nenana was held recently to form commercial organization. One of the objects of the organization is to try to get some of the money paid to the Engineering commission for lots returned to Nenana as a pub lie fund.
The Seward gateway., 1916-10-26

California Home Assorted Pickles, fifteen cents per can. BROWN x HAWKINS, Quality First"
The Seward gateway., 1916-10-26

Oyster Cocktails at "The Branch
The Seward gateway., 1916-10-26
by yoters to yOte fOr deIegate to cOn-

by voters to vote for delegate to con gress.
 Mrs. Lena Morrow Lewis, the Soci- alist candidate for delegate to con gress, has arrived at Cordova and will come to Seward to speak.
 George Vinger, representative for the Yosemite Brewing Company, ar rived this morning and is greeting his many friends
The Seward gateway., 1916-10-26
A voter after taking tbc trouble Co

A voter after taking che trouble Co go to the polls to exercise his or her franchise would naturally feel chagr- ined to know their efforts were in vain in other words that they had east their ballot for the wrong person.
 Such a condition can easily be brought about at the coming election unless the voter scrutinizes the ballot very closely. We mean in the case of the two Henry's, candidates for the
The Seward gateway., 1916-10-26
SOCIAL AT METHODIST
CHURCH FRIDAY EVE

The Ladies Aid of the Metho list church will give an ice cream social pa Friday evening at 8 o'clock. There will be an interesting program and a dgnco by the children. 1t will be held in the church.
The Seward gateway., 1916-10-26
oaI,c of tcrri.oraI representative. w.

""'' "' 1''|'-"| |0| '|''"'-''''1'''' TT ?. Henry of Seward is the Republican uomnee-W J. Henry ol Anchorage is the Socialist nominee. Any voter desiring to vote for either one Of these candidates, being uncertain as to which is the one on the ballot, should make inquiry before marking their ballot There is no way of making known by the ballot as the law does not allow of the party designation fol- lowing the name of the candidate.
The Seward gateway., 1916-10-26

Hansen's Famous Lineman's special guantlets and short gloves.
 Brown & Hawkins. Quality First"
The Seward gateway., 1916-10-26

We have the finest line of stoves and ranges in Alaska. oROWN & HAWKINS, Quality First"
The Seward gateway., 1916-10-26

Long distance Uelepnone booth at The Branch.
The Seward gateway., 1916-10-26
FOR RENT

First class boarding house and three bedrooms, completely furnished. See Cooper 9-28-tf.
The Seward gateway., 1916-10-26

Old papers for sale at the "Gate- way"
The Seward gateway., 1916-10-26

Best cigars and refreshments at Terminal Bar. See ad. ll-l-ti
The Seward gateway., 1916-10-26

Oyster Cocktails at "The Branch"
The herald., 1916-07-27
Keeping The Good Roads Good.

improved gravel road
and this will give
will and it without saying
everyone will avail themselves
opportunities with
Of e authorities o keep condition.
very statistics both national and
roads Of kind unless
these good roads
will
road good it
repair
with small
along makes the
hole; hole
destruction road
kept wheel
will able the road distance
that the upkeep these roads dis
the best examples that
Behrman and Merrill avenue and Gen
roadbude When completed it of the
should
filling small they
what already
There almost miles from the end of the vaduct
will considerable
which The along this road who
assured
The herald., 1916-07-27
OMAHA ". q. W. NAME CAMP
AFTER BEHRMAN.

The popularity of Mayor Behrman
outside of New Orleans as well as
in his home city is again attested by
the signal honor bestowed upon him
in the distant city OF Omaha, Neb.
Writing from that place. Walter
NJ Crawford, sovereign auditor of
the WOOdmen of the World, has no.
titled the mayor that on Aug. p
there will be a flag raising at the
Fair Grounds in hat city in honor
of Martin Encampment, W. 0. W,
OF Omaha, named after New Or
leans mayor, and Mr. Crawford in
vites the mayor to come to Omaha
and deliver an address on that oc-
casion.
The letter further states that
Gov. Pleasant has been invited to
deliver an address on the same oc-
casiOn, and expresses the hope that
both the governor and the mayor
will attend.
Mr.. Crawford says that the flag
raising will be an impressive event,
and that everything will be done to
give Martin Behrman Encampment
a real boost.
The herald., 1916-07-27
Hsw5o'zs:yvz
COA<zp>EE

Rev. S. l.. Vail officiated at ST.
Johns church on Tuesday, St James
Day at the corporate celebration of
the Holy Communion for st. Johns
Branch of the Woman's Auxiliary.
The service was held at 8 a. m. An
address was delivered from the text.
MY name shall be great among the
heather" Nal. Ill.
Among those of the Sunday school
teachers now away on a vacation is
Miss Edna Karr, who is spending
awhile at Ocean Springs, Miss.
The S. S. Superintendent has also
been called upon to issue quite a
number of Scholars Vacation cards.
Any member of Mt. Olivet Sunday
School may receive credit upon our
records for attendance at any Sun
day School during absence from
home. So the children as we'll as
their teachers are joining the seek
ers Of summer comfort and recrea-
ton. We wish them all a pleasant
and beneficial stay at their respect
i've summer resorts and we look for
ward to a renewed energy and zeal
sn church matters at Mt. Olivet in
the early fall. The winter term of
the Sunday School begins October /.
1916.
Miss Ethel Moore of Homer, La,
who has been attending the Tulane
Summer School, was a special guest
at the rectory last Sunday.
During the past week the rector
has been called upon to oficiate at
wo funerals. On Friday, July 81, !
It $3.50 p. m. burial Of Frederick A. I
)lroyd, aged 20 years. Interment |
n Odd Fellows Cemetery. On Sat-
rday, July 22, at 10 a. m, burial
t Mrs. Josephine Rawl Leeds, aged |