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Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-03-23
HOTEL BRYAN ARRIVALS

Fuller Williamson. Waco.
]. O. Wiley Jr.. Huntsville.
VIM. Meade. Waco.
Sam Rogers. Waco.
J. c. sternberg. St Louis.
5. b. Rayburn. San Antonio.
John T. Conroy. Portsmouth. Ohio
Guy NJ. Mason. Baltimore,
J. II. Cosfield, Waco.
II. l.. Mckinney. Chicago.
p. A. ellis. Dallas.
d. A. Carvin, Gainesville.
c. G. Gates Gainesville.
y. A. Brandt, Rockdale.
VI. J. Evans. Jewett.
j. W. Groves. Houston.
A. NJ. Ellis. New York
$. ]. Brand. Boston.
W. =. Lewis, Houston.
T. A. Smith. Dallas.
J. A. Fuches. Pittsburg. Pa.
VIM. NJ. Miner. San Antonio,
]. f. Forester. ST. Louis.
W. T. Fain. Dallas.
+. o. Creeking. Dallas.
+. A. Sohmitt. Waco.
c. W. Lemm. Brennan.
W. X. Johnske. BRENNAN.
Albert Gieskie, Brennan.
Frank Naliner, BRENNAN.
II. W. Brandt. Brennan.
p. ]. Lemm. Brennan.
Fred l.. Amsler Brennan.
Alex Griffin. Brennan.
Amos Brocksmidt. Brennan.
W. casters. Dallas.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-03-23
RexALL STORE IMPROVEMENTS

VI. II. James. the Rexall druggist
has workmen engaged repainting and
decorating the interior Of his store
today. and when the Improvements
are completed there will be a decided
change. II will be one OF the prettiesi
stores to be found anywhere. Other
merchants should follow suit and use
some paint.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-03-23
Too late.

Biggs--A man told me the other
day that looked like you.
Boggs Where Is he? would like
to punch his face In.
Biggs-I killed .-EXChapge.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-03-23

Urand Total, z,dbI
Difference In favor OF Bryan. 1873.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-03-23

today.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-03-23
NEW SHIPMENT OF HOLE.
PROOF HOSIERY.

iuet received-We now have
full stock on hand In all sizes
but they won't last long-Bettei
get your summer supply now at
A. NJ. Waldrop & Co.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-03-23

Professor J. l.. Cobb was in the city
today from his home on Cottonwood.
T. W. Frame Of Edge was in the city
today.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-03-23

When a man says plain talk. he
means unpleasant talk.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-03-23
GLOBE SIGHTS.
lRr the Atchlson Globe.l

10Y AAAf AAhAAANNh hAkkNaN
Patriotism rarely consists OF yot'
ing a straight ticket
A friend Is useful institution II
you don't use him too much
While one is paying interest he
shouldn't lead too many reform
movements.
Complications sometimes represent
that part OF an illness the doctors
fail 10 understand.
II wasn't a lack OF raw material
which eliminated the shell game as a
side line OF the circus.
Those who expect too much OF won
ans refining influence in politics
don't know politics very well
l. equal rights obtained. the woman
would get the same punishment as
the man q equally guilty.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-05-29
woopMEN ROAST HAw1EY.

Geo. Oglesby returned Thursday from
Newport where he went as a delegate
from the local camp of the W. o. w. to
attend the Woodman Convention. There
were III delegates attending. Mr..
Oglesby was chairman of the commit
tee on Resolutions, which adopted a
seathing resolution concerning Com
gressman Hawley's activities as a
Woodman, receiving mileage and com
pensation from the W. o, W. and salary
and mileage from the United States.
The Newport banquet of sea deli
eacies and other Oregon Injuries, to-
gether with other features of Newport
hospitality had the delegates down to
a frazzle-loath to leave, but glad to
get home.-Aurora Observer.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-05-29

Or. Mendelsohn, specialist, fits glasse-
es correctly. U. S. Bank. Bldg,
D
For the first time this season, home
grown cherries are ON the market, re-
failing at two pounds for quarter.
Or. Stones drug storo.
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Excavations have been started for
iae Christian Science church to be
built at McMmnyille. The building will
be 40 by so feet.
We can save you money on garden
hose, Nelson Bros. 4 Patton, plumbers,
355 Chemeketa 81. Phone 1906. II
W. P. Morse, the real estate man,
has retired from active business in
this line and win hereafter devote
his time to mis- farm interests.
.
Or. stones Drug Store FOR trusses
DR.. Stone makes no charge for con.
sultatiOn, examination or prescrip'
tAon' u
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-05-29
sNooK q TRAvBR GET JOB

The lowest bid submitted to the
county court Wednesday afternoon
on the proposed construction of a
reinforced concrete bridge at Inde-
pendenee was that of Shook & Traver
Of Salem. Their price was $4,SO2 and
their bid was accompanied by the usual
check. The bridge viii span the river
at North Main street, Independence.
The contract has not been awarded
Dallas Observer.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-05-29

The fourth recital of the pupils Of the
department of music of Willamette uni
versity win be given at the First Meth
odist church this evening, and is free to
the public. The recital is in charge Of
DR.. Wilbur c. Chace.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-05-29

NV Nib"t @'"J w.
D
The band of the high school will lead
the school part of the parade tomorrow,
The senior high school students will fol-
low the band with students from the
three junior high schools next in line,
>--o--
Keep behind Salem made goods-Hy
grade cigars are made in Salem.
-
Mrs, Leila S. Lynch, who was injured
by iiney on May II, is reported to-
day to be slightly improved, although
she win probably be confined to her
home for the next week or two,
Trade in your old stove as part pay
ment on one our Orbon De Luxe ranges,
Il. l.. Stiff & Son.
90
E. O. Simmons, who has been asso-
ciated with Wick Bros, for the past two
years, has been given the Ford agency
at Eugene and also a financial interest
in the business. His territory will GOV
or Lane county.
We buy and sell used furniture also
carry a large line Of new furniture.
Il. H. Stiff 6 Son.
Bert Caufield, who appeared in police
court Saturday on a charge or being
intoxicated, was given sentence of
five days in the city Jail. Caufield is
the first inebriute that has been ar
rested for over n month.
.
With Sonora Taking Machine you
can Cdioy all the world, a, fists and
music. Myrtle Kuowland. l2l Court
lSt.
The knights of Pythias are requested
to meet at l2:45 O'Clock tomorrow aft
ernoon at the Mccormack building,
They will march from the lodge room to
the armory whore they will be assigned
their place in the parade,
| .
Let us figure on your next bill Of
( lumber and building materials Falls
City.Salcm Lumber Co., $40 S. -.
Phone si3,
/ - o.
The festival at the Swedish church
last Saturday evening was in all a sue
cess. Tho program was very good and
church well filled with Scandinavians
and their friends. The ladies aid will
give another festival with a different
| program in the near future which will
be still more interesting, More about
this festival in the Journal.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-05-29

Services at the Swedish church yes
tcrday we're well attended and impress
gye sermons delivered. New membcrs
will Join tn church in near f lire and
the interest is growing n al DEPART
ments OF the church.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-05-29

All committee members of the Ne
braska society are requested to meet
Wednesday afternoon at O'Clock in
Ryan's office over the Mishler gar
age. Business of Importance to the So
ciety will come up for discussion.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-05-29

g ---
May 3O.--Memorial Day.
k May 31.--tf Robin Hood" comic
( opera, at high school audi
< tOrium.
< June l.-Closing exercises State
< School for the Blind, Chris
K tian church, p. m.
X June 2.-High school commence.
< ment exercises at Armory.
< June 2.-Kimball college com.
mencement, 2:30 p. m.
< June 3.-Public speaking de.
partment Willamette univer.
K sity, First NJ. Il. church, s
K p. m.
k June Annual election off.
< GERS Commercial club.
June Willamette University
K commencement.
( June 9,-Graduation exercises
< State School for the Deaf.
+ June 1i-Flag day.
K June l6.--Sacred Heart Acad.
K emy commencement exercises.
K June 49, School board election.
4 June 24,-aMoose day in Salem.
4 4 X X X X X X X X X * X y;
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-05-29

CITY ..6 =. g.. basehits inHin ore f
The Salem Motorcycle club won a
hotly contested baseball game from
Mill City yesterday by score of 8 to
3. Cole, of Stayton, twirled for the
Motorcycle Miques and allowed but two
hits while the visitors hammered out
IL bingles.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-05-29

Modern Woodmen Of
America. You are requested to be pres
ent at the lodge hall, Mccormack Blk.
Tuesday, May 30, 1916, to take part in
the memorial day parade and exercises
Geo. Reinoehle, V. c.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-05-29

Tomorrow being legal holiday, the
post office will be closed excepting
from S until 9 'clock in the morning,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-05-29

w. w. Steiwer has purchased tae
Maple Grove dairy also the Kaiser
View dairy and will run both under the
name of Maple Grove dairy with their
office at 1915 S. Com1. If
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-05-29

Dallas observer.
Beautiful Mount Crest Abbey Moso-
leum will be open to visitors, Sunday,
Monday and Tuesday, May 2s, 80, 30
from a. M. to ) p. m. All are invited
to visit during this memorial season.
Base ball Decoration day, big double
header, one admission. Newberg high
VS.. Salem high, p. M, Loju VS., Battl-
ing BradfOrds, 3 p. m. League grounds.
Don't miss this opportunity to see Sa-
lem S big league battery. may29
DR.. ]. N. Smith, superintendent Of
the institute for the Feeble Minded,
will leave June l for trip Of the east
and to attend the meeting of the Amer
lean Medical society at Detroit. lie
win spend some time visiting his
laughter who lives in Detroit.
Decoration day is your chance to see
Salem IS classy ball team play tine lead
ing team in the league. Battling
Bradfords VS.. Loiu, p. M, Salem high
will play the Newberg high at l p. nj.
Band music. League grounds. may29
--O--
We have an extra lot of choice
Strawberries and fresh vegetables for
tomorrow as we make one delivery IN
a. m. Phone us your order early.-J.
! L. Busick & Son. Phone lS2. All or
ders phoned in the morning will be de-
| liyered.
The river has been gradually falling
at the rate of .02 of foot day for
the past few days, and is now 4.3 feet
above low water. The maximum tenn
perature during the day for the past
week has averaged SO above and the
minimum night average temperature, 4j
above.
We have an extra lot of choice
Strawberries and fresh vegetables fol-
tomorrow as we make one delivery in
a. NJ. Phone us your order early.-J
l.. Busicl & Son. Phone ls2. All or
ders phoned in the morning win be de-
! livered.
Tomorrow being legal holiday, the
| !, "a
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-05-29

We have an extra lot of choice
strawberries and fresh vegetables for
tomorrow as we make one delivery IN
a. m. Phone us your order carly.
L. Busick & Son. Phone 1S2. All or
ders phoned in the morning will be de
Hvcred
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-05-29

Special dance az tie armory tOmOr.
.Ow night May so.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-05-29

Miss Maude Adams will have for
next season the new Barrie play, a.
Kiss for Cinderella" reported as
success in London, where the chief part
is acted by Miss Hilda Trevelyar.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-05-29

Mrs. Leila S. Lynch, who was injured
by a iitney on May II, is reported to-
day to be slightly improved, although
she win probably be confined to her
home for the next week or two.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-05-29

when the general delivery window will
be OPEN The city viii receive one
morning delivery Of mail, but 10 per'
eel post packages. Should pcrishhble
goods be received they will be deliv-
cred. There will be no rural delivery,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-05-29
special meeting Of Pacific

Speclal hQeeIlhB VI Ta0AAA'
lodge No. 50, A. F. & A. Nj,
this evening. Work in the T.
/. {. degrees. Visiting brethren
" welcome.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-05-29

The band of the high school will lead
the school part of the parade tomorrow,
The senior high school students will fol-
low the band with students from the
three junior high schools next in line
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-05-29

Beautiful Mount Crest Abbey Moso-
leum viii be open to visitors, Sunday,
Monday and Tuesday, May 2S, 80, 30
from 9 a. m. to ) p. m. All are invited
to visit during this memorial season.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-05-29

Keep behind Salem made goods-Hy
grade cigars are made in Salem.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-05-29

Trade in your old stove as part pay
ment on one our Orbon De Luxe ranges
Il. l.. Stiff & Son.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-05-29

E. @. Simmons, who has been asso-
ciated with Wick Bros, for the past two
years, has been given the Ford agency
at Eugene and also financial interest
in the business His territory will GOV.
or Lane county.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-05-29
COMING EVENTS
TONIGHT

TONIGHT
May 20. Music department
University recital, M. Il.
church.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-05-29

Dr.. Mendelsohn, specialist, fits glasse-
es correctly. U. s. Bank, Bldg,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-05-29

We buy and sell used furniture also
carry a large line Of new furniture.
Il. l.. Stiff s. Son.
Washington Journal., 1916-07-28

ptoppermoul. S9nie>
germutter Omit nod onberen 9omen
BEL ibrer perbeirateten So4ter gu Be-
Tu6): W(it meinem S9ptegerIobn
bin ib re9t 5u%frleOen. Der lebt NIT
meiner 2o9ter nod gerooe 10 pie in
ben 6litteripo9en. 9oben sic GEE
bort, pie CT Dprbin gu ibr iagte:
mein SGub9en2
Ser tIeine !0onS (6obn Oes Sous
Ies): Sir bid bat er aud INNER Iols
DE 0ogelnomen, @rObmama. DID
nennt er INNER S9leiereule unb
Spinotno6teI!
@urf ptber Burf #. H.:
Infer 6reunO 2ubDi9 bat Iid neu>
LID irrtiimli4 nit Dem pfanbi4ein
fir Ieinen lltber5ieber feline 3igarre
ange3iinOet. Damn bat er ot. 4i9e
bes pfonOI9eins Dem pfonoIei9er
gebradt.
g.: limb pos Togte 6er2
a.: &r 1aste, IS bate am Gage
porber bel inn g%ebrannt uno bdn>
Oiste ibm bic ai4e Ieiues usber5is>
bers elm
Washington Journal., 1916-07-28

(9Oic ncie gntcuie = Gffcuiibc).
g2a man losl &ir frein inns mddti9
Huff oct ucie RoiienipicGl
Smma ranl Rid 10 be0dhtigl
Smmd feite uff nfft 3iell
Soffre broudt blob fommau6icreu
Shou is 0cnn bet 9iugs ieOrebtl
Smma rubig %ronipu3ierenl
Colt man lcbeu, lUic oct iebtl
Gins - 3luci - 0rei ~ Oic oeitiden
Qicndcu
Giuo 0urdbroden ipie Bdpierl -
&euu oodb aus Setpebrmaidiudcu
Gid empfdugt II GtabliI1iticr.
Yabt mar uff, ct 10 Teen Bro6len,
%iesmaI brcdlt a burdl, pob blibl
lleiuun 8bcin uno Ourd 8citialeu,
Sraoe ourh bic 80bberiBl
Washington Journal., 1916-07-28
XIV.

Resierunssrot Wurs, Der gbef
bes Si9erbeits6ureaus. blidte etfpos
unpiIig bon ben Often ouf. ols fi4
bic Sir leiie 0ffnete unb elm Qssnt
eintrot.
sd bite, Serr Rssierunssrat.
Der !5srr &ommiRar 0ottOr Wurm>
fer lift BIER"
,QoFen Sic i'm eintreten!"
asgierungsrat Wura. elm Mann
in ben beiten Sabren, elm &riminas
lift bon sroBsm @nieben unb ses
fiir9tet in Der Wiener @aunertpelt,
ftonb ouf unb rsi9te Oottor Murm>
fer, Der ii@ Dor ibm Derbeuste,
freunbli9 bic 9anb.
.@uten MOrgen, 9err 2Olless!
Bite, nebnten sic plaB!!"
WGbrenb ii9 0ottor Wurmler
aisbsriebte, sriff Der Rssisrunssrat
Washington Journal., 1916-07-28

.Tertpirbio! Der WddmonH.
Der bier in Der StroBe potrouiniert,
lab sinen Meniden, ouf Sen bisIe
Misunderstanding p%ouitGnoie pobt,
ins Sous tretsn".
.Sdon mOgIin, Serr 8ronOtner,
i'd bin ia nidt Die ein3iee 9ortei."
n@r bog ober lints gu Sbrer Stieoe
mgGud Oos lit Sentbor", ertlGrte Ser
@eIddftsmoun, nober Sic bcroe1en,
Oab Tid ouf bieisr Settle ou6 Der
r~iidp0rtige Gineone CUR pfonbIeibs
onItoIt befinoet. Gr lam ia ebenfos
gut oobin eeeoueen fem.
Sin Diff puroe ouf Der Strobe
Iout. Der Agent Iton0 duf unb trot
gum 6eniter.
Silberitein botte teinen Bid bon
ibm geipenoet. Sur elm Ip0ttiIdes
2GdeIn Ieste iid. UNI feline Oinneu
2ippen.
.@ie buben pobt @utturs erbols
ten2"
nSo". %ontiportets @rdnStner trOt.
Ten.
Limb posu9"
~WeiI i'd Oos Sous bur6Tu6en
IoHen pia!"
Berseiben sic, Serr 9ronbtner,
ipesbolb bonn eigentIi19"
sd Iude ienen Monn, Der mob
Gneobe bes Modmonnes in Sbr
9ous getreten 1T unb es bisber ni9t
berIoiIen bat.
Der Qgent mar gu Sil6erIfeins
S9reibtiI9 3uriidgetebrt.
pI0bIi9 blisb er fpie %feTigebannt
fteben. Seine Qu9en ~Itarrteu ouf elm
8tott papter. bos ouf Dem S9reibs
it'd SilberIteins lag.
9orouf Itanb nit oittern0er Son6s
i4riFt sefdrieben: n5rou b. Sell
beim, Sotel NorOpOI, IL lbr bors
mittags = psrIenidmud".
Sine 5rage nod, 9err SiIbers
ftein. Sinh Sbnsn beute pormittag
ni4t perIen gum &aufe ongeboten
f%poroen?"
Der aIte bIidte iiberroi4t ouf.
~So".
limb baden Sic Tie setout,9"
81 - nein. @s mar elm merit
pones 9oIsbono. SD piinI9te es aur
priifung bier gu bebulten. oo i9 mid
BEL oerIei @ei9Gften auf meme alien
augen nt9t uerloTfe. 9a bic betrefs
fenbe perIon ober cine priifung ni9t
abiparten poute, 70 3eri4Iug ii4 bos
@eI4Gft".
Der Qgeut iberIeete einen gusen>
Bid.
r@oren es I9par3e perleu, Die
Sbnen angeboten purben?"
.Sa. es naren ounteIgraue pers
len, bic i'm SupeIenbanOel 10 beoei9>
net neroen".
limb bon tuem puroen ie Sbnen
dngeboten2"
mBer3etben Sic, !0err Bronbtner,
i'd Togte Sbuen i9on, ih fraee nidt
na9 Den Romen meiner 8e1u9er.
unb penn i'd ie au4 peib, 70 nenne
i4 fie ni4t".
Ser 9gent fab elm, bob er aus benz
Nlten ni9ts berausbetommen t0nne.
nSo", iaste er, "tpenn Sic mir
feline 4ustinfte eeben ipoaen -
r@eben t0nnen, bitte!!"
vNlfo, geben t0nnen, Damn bleibt
mir ni9ts anberes iibrig, oils mir
ieIbft gu belfen."
r8itte, tun sic. mas sic ni9t uus
terlaTen t0nnen! Sd babe feinen
@runo, cine 9ausbur4iu9uns gu
fir6ten."
Mit oieien Worten be9leitete Silz
beritein 8ronOtner our Sir.
8ronbtner REF Die &%oIegen, Die
Dor benz 9austor poito gefobt botten,
bur9fu4te Die WObnung, bas gauge
6aus, bic 90fe, ole Nebenrdume,
obne cine Spur bon benz 8efu4er au
finoen.
Washington Journal., 1916-07-28

.&lfO tpieber nidts!" faste @ottor
Murmier.
,Ni9ts, Serr &ommiFdr, mir boz
ben getan, mas mir tun tonnten".
.@O baben sic feline Spur Derlos
reng"
sd bin in Der Triib binein ms
Si9erbeits6ureor, pie Der 9err &oms
mifGr mir ouFgetragen boben, uno
bort 1T mir seiast tporoen, bob ole
pfanOleibanItaltsn unb Supeliere
abifiert Iinb uno baB aud bic sstpiis
len perbG9tigen 3pfi9enbdnoler
iibertpa9t .tpsrben".
limb -, frogte Or. Murmfer,
utpas taten sic 0araufbin2"
sd bob' mir Die aorefeu BON ben
9eblern geben Iofen uno bin ouf
gut Slid bon einem gum anberen
g'fabren. ga, unb in Der 0amms
itraben, ba bat mir ri9tig Der poI;s
aeimann er5dblt, baB elm Mann, auf
Sen bic Misunderstanding genau
pobt, ms 9aus bon einem setpiHen
Silbsrftein '~gansen Is. Natirli mar
/ elei bintsrber. aber es mar ums
fonft!!"
Ser aommiTGr itampfte nit benz
Sube auf benz 8ooen auf. n3um
Seufel binein! Der Menf9 muB
bod ireenopo bingeraten iein. Gin
Menl@ berf9pinoet oo9 ni6t pie
cine Stednabel".
Sur etpos, 9err Rommifdr, lit
mir a~ufg'falen. Bel benz Silberfein
auf benz Slid is elm 3ettel s'legen,
auf Dem aufg'f4rieben mar: Jrou
b. @eGbeim, 9otel NOrbpol, II nbr
bormittags, perleni9mud. 9ie[Iei9r
itebt bas in ir~senbeinem 3uiammenz
bang.
.@ie tommen sic auf Die germus
tung?"
Ser poliaeimann bot mir eraGbIt,
baB cine iebr elegante Dame i'm Jias
Washington Journal., 1916-07-28

pie 9auptfa9e. a.:
Ner pnr Der 9err. ben sic eben
griisten2
g.: Mein 9uusarat!
a.: 81, boren Sie, gu benz battle
i9 audi @ertrauen; Der Mann bat
elm fuld sutmiitises 9eii4t, baB sr
ss unmOgli9 fertist bringt, einsm
oas Bier gu perbieten!
= 8srusmdBis. Rebattsur
(als inn bic S9piegermutter beim
4bIdieb np9mels bic 9anb oridsn
min: Bite. Na4brad DerbOtsn!
Washington Journal., 1916-07-28

anertanntes SoIent.
llnteroTfbisr: GinjGbriser, Sic limb
Maler BON 8eruf; ba t0nnsn Sic
nal, oa sic erft !ir3li6 einen preis
erbalten baben, alIo bod no9l pOr>
aiigli9 molen tOnnen. bier Die
Gtiible anItrei9en!
Washington Journal., 1916-07-28

Mutter: Soee NAL, Glfrie6e,
iporu;;,. ininEt SSu sigentli9 ben GERM
2ebmann nidt gum Monn boben2
So9ter: MeiI sr tein feiner
Mnnn 1T.
Mutter: absr. Rinb. mir fino
bod aud ni9t %feiner!
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The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-11-19
THE BIRMINGHAM AGEHERALD, SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 19

mediately through suices into the sea
 Among the various problems arising is provision for the needs of shipping. A broad channel of the lake will still run up to the port of Amsterdam, and in order to preserve communication be- tween the two several parts of the Zuy- der Zee locks are to be built on the island of Wieringen, while a canal run ming along the inner side of the Frisian sea dike and issuing south of the inclos- ing barrier will meet the needs of ship ping between Harlingen, Tersehelling and Vlieland and the inclosed part of the Zuyder Zee. The harbors falling within the latter area will have to be deepened, while provision is made for an indemnity of s2,4OO,0OO to the Zuyder Zee fishermen for the damage inflicted on their interests by the conversion of the present open sea into a fresh water lake of less than half the size.
 WILL IT PAY?
 The great question is, can this great project be made a remunerative one ? In the opinion of the government and it's advisers it can. To set against the total expenditure for the whole scheme of $SS coo 900 in the first place there will be the enormous benef=s and saving of money which it will mean to the entire water protection and drainage systems of the surrounding provinces. The coast line to be defended from the inroads of the sea will be shortened by some 1S0 miles, and in place of an arm of the North sea in the center of the country, with it's sharply changing water condi- tions, there will be fresh water lake with much more settled water level. low enough for a proper draining of
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-11-19

this law again necessarily depending on the results of a searching inquiry
 to be carried out when the war IS over and the new conditions can be sur
 veyed in the light thereof.
 A considerable period must therefore even now elapse before the Zuyder Zee
 project eventuates. As a matter or
 fact, the first Zuyder Zee reclamation
 bill was introduced as long ago as
 1872, and others of subsequent date
 likewise failed to reach the statute
 book. But the whole of national opin-
 ion now seems to be strongly behind the scheme. Moreover, Holland has plentiful supply of money at the pres ent time, the gold stocks of It's central bank being three and half times as large as at the outbreak of the war, and the wars effects both at home and abroad have accustomed people to con templating the expenditure of vast sums of money. The importance of such
 reinforcement of the country's aSri-
 cultural land in peace and war Is not overlooked, nor the opening the project will offer after the war to Dutch in- dustry and labor. The scheme has, therefore, better prospects of realiza- ton than ever before in its long his forV