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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-09-01
llnSerbiente gsieOertradt.

Die 3eitllngen, ipelde I'M 9ienIt,
Der aominiitration iteben, bGrfel
taglid Die bitterIten Serleum6unaer
lno S6mabuneen auf ilniere oeutid
amerifopiide @itbiireer.
gSir fonnen meber geiunoen Oten
Idenberltmlo nod BatriotiSmus il
iol6en slneriffen ieben. 8orum ioI
te Der Oertidamerifancr niht cir
ebenio niibli6er llno gutter 9iirge,
iein mie Der slmerifaner irlGnoiider
engliider, fran3oiiider, italienii6el
ooer canaOiider glbfl,nft2
@egen bieie 8inbeitrid slnlerifa,
ner finoet man IN ben genannten
3eitllngen nien1als s(ngriffe ipotti,
i6er ooer bcrlelmoerii i6er Hatur, 90.
gegen meroen bie Seliti6amerifaner
fortgeiebt perunglinpft nnb be.
i6impft.
Sbatiahe lit, baB fein 2ano ,,ns. .ci-
men irtelligcnteren, fleibigeren, geies,
liebenoeren, hortreffli6eren lmo niis.
liberen 3unads 81 rnierer 9iirger.
1haft gegeben bot als 9euti6lano.
9ie INSTRUMENTATION 9iirger
iino IN ibrer groBen Iaile cine @bre
fir bas 2anb ibrer Serflinft itno elm
8epim fir bas 2ano ibrer @abl.
Gs lit I'M bOdlten @rabe nieoer.
trddtig ilno berG6tli6 uno orrho,,s
itnamerifaniid, bieie odtbaren, intel
ligenten nno loDalen 9iirger at ber-
ipotten ltno 3ll berlel,ntoen uno
ShuGbuneen auf oas grobe, herr.
lide freie Hcif 5u btiufen, oem fie
entItairmer.
Die belltih somerifaniihe g}iirger
boben ii6 lnltcr ben eri6lperenolten
l(mIt1noen, inter ben geineinltcn ltn6
fcieIten Gngriffen, 2iigen lmo Ser.
leuntoln9en nit einer ipiiroepollen
@elaIienbcit betroge,L oic ibres gro.
ben Solfes ipiiroig lit ,no Ole ibren
Serlclimoern Scbmeigen gebieten ioll.
te. llnb mir iinb aud boIIitGnoig oa.
bon ii6crseltgt, baB Die eroBc MoIIe
anIt1noiger nno pcrniinftiaer Imeri.
faner bieie glngriffc 9egen ibre 1it.
biirser beutlber 9lbfluft nidt bi(ligt.
(aits Dem oGclr 0nrf glntcrican.")
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-09-01
Sdiiten.gerbanSlnnseu.

&egelnldBige Geriammhlng om
%. sluguit 1916.
Oas Srotofoll Der lesten Ser.
ionlmlltne mllroe berleien ltnb onge-
nontmen, ipie berleIen.
9ln monatliden 9citrGge aingen
Elm SLIGO
9eldloiien am 10. September elm
SreisidieBen abSubalten.
Die Sunlne bon $75 oils 8reiie
ausidieben 5u laiien. @ier 56ei.
ben altfauitellen: 1 9luflegc @am;
1 Centrum; 1 gluflege Sling ino 1
5reiebano Sting Sdeibe.
geidloiien, Die obige Sltu,me
gleidmGBig auf ben A Sdeiben au
pertbeilen, ipie lestes Spdtiabr. Die
eriten Sreiie elmer jeben Sdeibe iol-
len 10 bleiben, lpie bel porbereeben-
ben Greisi6ieBen. glls Breis 60.
mite purben ernannt: Die Serren
Sobn sc. Sdermann, Soiepb 8un.
oerlid unb SSreo. 81. alinge. 9ln.
fang bes SdicBens plinft 12 ltbr
9eittags; aaiieniGlltB 5 llbr; SdluB
Oes SdieBens 1a6 llbr; bierailf
5teden ,tno Sreispcrtbeilung.
Der Sefret1r purbe beauftragt
Den 8aibington Sdarf Sdiibeu Ser.
ein ilno Naitslie0cr oes friiberen
Yotsbamer &ifle Clubs einaulaben.
ii9 an oieiem 8rcisibieben 5lt bethel.
ligen.
Sieralif erfolgte Sertagiln9.
5rit 2ang.
Sefretdr.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-09-01
eerei6t ltno perleIen.

9erel1t ltno nerle1en.
9ittgeiu6 bon Sbeo. Sdeioeggel
,lno anoeren fir cine neue, pffent
li6e StraBe, in ser R1be bon @eo
Rellmonn's Slab, bel Sermann, ipur.
be eingerei6t lnb perleien.
Sn Sa6en bes 9itteeilds bon
@alter Sol5idub ino anoeren fin
eine neue, offentlide StraBc in
9rllib Greet Slpp, iptrSe Der 9c.
ridt oes 2anomeiiers eingereiht.
Sn Sa6en oes 9ittgeiuds bon $.
8. 2anbmebr rno onoeren, fir cine
nclle Strabc, ipltroe Der Serid)t ors
2momeiiers gIeidfalls ein9ereidt.
Der 9eri6t Der &onlmiilGre, mel
dc ernonnt noroen naren 5ur 9ll
iddsung Der entidGbigungen, onldb.
lid Ser neuen Strabe in Der Rdbe
bon Snenspille, laut gittgeiu6 bon
sllg. &ubne i,nb anoeren, iuurbe Gin.
gereidt. 9ic @ertbeillng Der Ont.
ihGbieungen lit pic folgt: SSSobn
@rpan $50, GrnIt Sempelmonn $25
uno Der glug. &ocb gtablaB $50. 9aS
@eridt bot oen 8erid)t ieOod nod
ni6t atteebeiben
Sic 8erihte bon 8. H. 8cnscl
llnO Sero. BIcb iiber fnlleftierte @c.
biihren lpurNeu bonn @eridt gllt9c,
hciRcn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-09-01
8eisen ais SdJiueiuefnttcr.

Sn Der Iunopirtbidaftlidcn Der.
iudsltation bes StooteS Mtiiioltri
bot man 5lliann,en nit elmer sln.
SOIL proftiibcr S6peineSiidter lebr.
reibe nno beadtensmertbe gria6r,,n.
gen lmo 8eoba6tltneen geianlmelt,
ipie man Die Sdmeine in 3eitcn,
penn oos 9aisforn ungcmobnIid
fnapp iuno tbeuer lit, ant bciten uno
biliglten mit anberen &raftfutterntit.
teln ern1brt. 9abci bat iid alh her.
allsseItellt baB unter sciuiiien Scr.
b1ltniiien Der 8ei5en einen iebr
brail6baren griae .6es Moisforns in
bcrs sGrnGbrung Der Sdmeine biIoen
foril Die ongeiteIIten @rbcbungen
lno Seriu6e baben ge5ciet bob Der
Mais. iobalb er 70 ober mebr Gents
foitet, bel Der @rndbrlmg unb Miiit-
itng Der SdNpeine in lobnenoer @eiie
,tno Der Shpeine in Iobnenoer @eiie
oirtb gSeiaen eriest tperoen fann
poroltsgeiest, baB Der 8ei5en fir
itiht nlebr oils 80 Gents sefauft mers
bem fmm. Stebt Der 8reis bes Wais.
forms ouf so Gents, 10 fam ber
0tdis aud nod burd @ciaen ser
$i.03 pro 8uidel foItet, NIT 8ortbcil
IN Der Station fir Shneine eriest
iuerDen.
Vei ben llnteriuduneen nnb
getIuden IN Wtiiiouri bat iid) ferner
ge8eiet, OuB Sdmeinefleiid bilIieer
er5eiigt miro. ipem ser aus elmer
Mduna bon Mais. uno 8eisen=
form ober aus eineln bieier beiben
5iltter Wiittel aIlein beitebenben
araftfuttergabe Der Sdpeine nod
etipas Sanfage aueelett miro. I'M
nnr elm 9eiipiel ou5ufiibren fomten
100 8funo Shmeinefleii6 I'M 60
Gents billi9er er5euet iperOen ipenn
bem @aisforn etlpas Sanfage Suge-
iest puroe, als iuem Iaisforn bas
ausidlieBlide &raftiutter biIbete.
aifsS elmer neutrality-suspicious.
Sdpeine miiroen auf oieie 8eiie 100
Dollars obne peiteres nlebr beraus.
eei6lagen neroen fonnen.
Die lanbmirtbidaftlide Seriu6s-
Itation bon @iiiouri bot oieie unh
Gbnli6e Grgebniiie ibrer llnteriuh.
llngen irnb @eriu6e betreffs Der lob
nenblten Grndbrlng Der S6pcinc
inter beitimnlten Serbdltniilen in
elmer intereiianten Slleidrift 5,.
iunmengeItellt ilnb peroifentli1t, Die
lntcr benz Sitel ~Secoing 8beat to
Gathering Sogs" afs gldletin gsr.
1876 Der Niilouri agricultural Gr=
pertinent Station publi3irt lit ltnO
allen Sdpeine5iihtern sur Bead.
tltng elnpfoblen iperben fam.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-09-01

Geo. StrllttmanL Elm Dieiiger
aallfmann bat am borigen Wittlpod,
IN Ser. Staaten 9iitrifts @eri6t,
in ct. 2oilis, leinen freiipilligen
9anferott angelneIbct. 2aut Serrn
Struttmann's glngaben belaufen iid)
bie aftipo auf $S,400 uno oie Eaiiis
ba auf $t3,500. llngefGbr ST 500
Der 8erbinoIihfeiten limo nidt btrh
8ilreidaft gebeft.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-09-01

Wittrock, Louis c. Wittrock, F. H.
Buddemeyer, Mrs. E. w. Gaertner,
E. w. Gaertner, Logan Steen, Mae S.
Baxter, Jesse Elston, H. w. Held
BREEDER, Elmer Engelbrecht, A. w.
Spurgeon, Jasper Steen, W. w.
Bruens, R. E. Licklider, Harrison
Housemann, T. E. Mcintosh, Clara
Stoenner, VIM. w. Lacy, VIM. F.
Huebner, Ella Stoenner, Anna L. Otto,
May Crowder, Amy Gruner, Elya M.
Phelps, Virginia Smith, Stella How
ard Florice Richardson, Alvina Hese-
mann, Emma Buschmann and Elsie
OFT.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-09-01

8enn Sbr cine Eaiie 9affee bon
QualitGt 5it baben iuiinidt, oann pro.
biert S o bn s. Selmers nSplen.
Bit" 5u 30c. uno Bon Con" au 25c
pro Bfunb.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-09-01

A. l.. Schnitger, janitor July and
August $1,000
W. ]. Ellis, Pros. Atty. or. sal. 275.O0
j. M. Schermann, or. sal. ----- 1880
A. o. Mann, or. sal. ---------- 1880
Ferd. Pletz, or. sal. ---------- 1000
r. E. Getting, +. o. pit. pay - $500
John Streck, +. o. pit. pay ----- 5000
J. d. Essmann, r. o. pit. pay - $500
F. A. Schlottag, r. o. pit. pay - 5000
Louis E. Schultz, r. o. pit. pay - 5000
VIM. H. Uffmann, r. o. pit. pay 5000
c. E. Carroll, r. o. pit. pay ----- 5000
M. Schaumberg, r. o. pit. pay - 5000
Con. Rabenau, r. o. pit. pay - 5000
H. Vohs, blacksm'g for dist. 80 1900
Chas. Wehking, r. o. pit. pay - 5000
r. Maupin, surveying new road
Holzschuhet al. ------------- 1890
r. Maupin, surveying new road
Fl. S. Landwehr ct al. $40
G. H. Beul, rep. grad. outfit,
6a days labor r--------------1 1870
Austin Western Mfg. Co., grader
blade 1880
Koch Bros, rep. and labor grad
ing outfit ----------------- 1900
State Hospital No. l, insane
poor 1121 80
State Hospital No. 2, insane
poor 1920
Mcguire Coal Co., car coal - 57.20
Ferd. Pletz, fright. car coal - 1920
Meyer Bros, hauling coal ----- 1890
Ferd. Pletz, for coal beavers. - $50
Ed. Hort, +. o. pit. pay ------- 5000
City of Hermann, water -------- 4.1O
Herm. Electr. Light Co., light 1890
l.. R. Wentzel, making assessors
abstract book k---------------7 1850
State Hospital No. /, acct. Pearl
Meyers ------------------- 1890 |
DR.. Vessel, statement ------- 400 |
Ed. Hort, concr. culv. dist. 22- 94.50 |
gittgeil,6 bon @bos. a@abertencr
rnb anocrcn fiir gerlesling elmer 6f, |
fentlihcn StroBe IN Der gfGbe oes al. |
ten s(ug. Shues 8lases, iuurbe elm. :
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-09-01
SerbanSlnnsen i'm Gouutp Geridt,

9as @eridt perianlmelte ii6 sur
regelnldBigen 9lugltlt Sisung am
Montag, ben %. slugllIt. 9lnipeIeno
lporen Die &i6ter Snden 9ubbemcp-
er unO 3altrop, ioipie au1 gountp.
Glerf Sleb ilno Sberiff Sdnitser.
6olgenbe &ednlngen murben 5ur
3ablllng angeipieien:
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-10-20
GEN. FRANCIS n. FRENCH.
GEN. CHARLES C. TREAT.
GEN. EBEN SWIFT.

The American army. which has
the best educated officers in the
world with the possible exception
OF the German amy. now has
three new generals. Col Francis II
French OF the Twenty-frst infantry
has been promoted and will succeed
Gen. Granger Adams as chairman
OF the board 10 investigate rapid.fire
guns. OF which the United States
will purchase $4,000 600 worth. Col
Eben Swift. stationed AT the army
service school at Fort Leavenworth,
will succeed Gen. John J. Pershlng.
who becomes major-general in sue
cession 10 the late Mai Gen. Albert
L. Mills. Col Charles G. Treat. of
the field artillery. will become a
brigadier TO succeed Gen r. W. Sib-
ley. retired lie IL now OF the gen.
eral stan and vice-president OF the
war college
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-10-20

who voted wet Two years ago be
cause they feared the effect OF pro
hibition on the business interests
OF the state now declare that they
are abundantly satisfied with condi-
tons. that prohibition Is good
thing, and that they will vote dry
II the question Is ever submitted
again. II II an undoubted success.'
Mayor Louis Roth. OF Cedar Rap
ids. Iowa. reports a decrease In ar
rests for drunkenness since prohibit
ton went into effect I'm Iowa. from
335 to IS in six months His letter
indicates that prosperity exists In
the state since the abolition OF the
liquor traffic He says:
we have reduced our police force
from 80 10 % men, all told, and
since we do not have 10 patrol the
former saloon districts. we have
more men available for all purposes
than ever before. The pawnbrok-
ors % this city petitioned the coun-
ell sometime ago 20 reduce their an
nual license fee from 500 10 $50
because. as they claimed and
proved 10 the council. heir busl-
ness had fallen OF 80 per cent since
the closing OF the saloons
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-10-20
KEIDAN MAY
ASK ARREST
OF GATEMAN
CContinurd from Page one)

greatly 20 Ia regretted that the loss
90 life In its most horrible form must
be witnessed 90 awaken the activities
OF those officials who are lawfully
duty bound 20 sec that proper safety
appliance are Installed and effective
~ operated.
We call the attention OF the cor
porht4on uu4usels ofhcs OF the city
- Detroit 60 their failure 20 comply
with the request 81 the Michigan
state railroad commission to furnish
tho commission with the Information
requested by them so that they may
be enabled 20 proceed with the is
suing 81 an order for the complete
separation ~ grades on the DeQuin-
dre-st TiEht-of- way OF the Grand
Trunk Railway system.
Andrew n Hoepel acted as fore
man Of the jury The other mem.
bers were Louis C. Menke. Henry
VI. Van Slembrouck, Daniel Lyon,
Leo Wolfe and Albert G Ruiz, The
jury retired a. 9.4- o'clock in the
morning and returned It's verdict at
? 45 o'clock IN the afternoon
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-10-20

make mc fight the rotten gang OF
booze sellers hope every man in
Michigan viii decide 10 give their
Kids new daddy You stick 10
your booze and your sins and take
away Jesus and virtue and III eX-
claim with Solomon All is vanity
and yeNatiou' DESTROY the hope OF
future and You viii turn This world
into hell in - hours II Bob In.
gersoll we're right ard the grave Is
the end OF everything. then every
grave would contain a suicide Any
Heaven you can build without God
Is only an ante room 10 hell "
Need God More Than Gems.
In his afternoon sermon Billy said
that the people needed more OF tho
love Of God and less wordly posses
eions
You need God whole lot more
than you need diamonds IN your
teeth as I have heard some fools
have" he said 1--we is thc main
thing, and nobody Is 6t for Heaven
who wants anybody kept out OF
Heaven. You can't have Christ and
the devil both. II you live with the
devil on earth II il only square that
YOU should live with Kim afterwards
II you permit the devil 20 take your
arm and accompany YOU 10 church
God won't sit with you when yCu get
there You must use your head and
decide whether it Is TO be Heaven or
he'll. You can't have both.
II knew baseball pitcher who
had a $4,000 arm apG a scent head
! had 10 give HIM some money the
other day 20 gel pair Of shoes.
He's on the hog because he didn't
know how 10 use his head even tho
he had wonderful arm.
You must love your enemies.
That doesn't mean that you must
flobber kisses over them all the
time. II means try 10 save them.
I'll do anything on earth e saye a
saloonkeoper, bvt I'll do gnything /
can 10 destroy his saloon Bcneyo-
lenCe without love Is no better than
the bereVolence Of the ralConkeeper
who likes 10 hear the trumpet call
announcing it,
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-10-20
OPERATION IS
POSTPONED
Removal of Right Eye of Judge
JefTries Put on Till
Saturday

The operation for the removal N
bee right eye which WAS 10 have
o-en performed Friday morning on
Judge Edward Jcifries. of the r..
orders court. was postponed until
saturday morning a. TIE request OF
the Jeffres family
Dr Walter Il Parker VINO with
Dr. Rotert Rcattie viii perform the
.peraton. declared The pos lponment
Nas decided upon a. a matter OF
Convenience TO the judges family
The condition u The patient Is
The same added Or. Parker
Judge Jeftrles spent compare
tiyelg restful night. despite the fact
that he knew hat he would be
placed on the operating table in the
morning lie would not consent 10
go under the knife until he was told
by his physicians hat he probably
would lose sight OF both eyes II the
injured one were not removed.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-10-20
Deaths

Celia NsZur Providence hospital.
thre, months, marasfuus, Adshuidv
Juhouyllle. Grace hospital - years.
inquest pending. oliver Frank Nil
holland Grace hospital 80 years. in
quest pending William Carl l.sp-
hardt Receiving hospital rs years,
inquest pending Lcmwel GuymEn.
Harper hospital, os years, chronic
myo,Brditl.. Michael Murphy Harper
hospital ". Br. about 81 years. In
quest pending Geraldine Marccu-
tsttv. ta2 Lafayette blvd. w. u
years, pneumonia Frank James Pei
ton 81 NaTy'@ hospital. 20 years.
acute septic eudncarditI.. Florence
Gertrude Barker 1870 MACS. - Years.
tuberculosis pulmonary. Albert
Tra4s,h. 5.6 Howard, about 90 years,
pulmonary ahsccSS. clara simpson,
il06 vs.. Jefferson. p years. asthma
Norman shook 1873 Scyeuteouth. foHr
months. cholera infRptuW John
Phelps. Grace hospital ST. years.
shock and hemoTThaEe. claude NJ
Long corner Eiopolle and Wood
bridge. about 30 years inquest pend
ing charles Edward Iltzler. H3u
Plqucttc. eight months, lEorsb.H.
pneumonia. Mary a Patterson so
Van Dyke, a. years. uulWoutyt edo
ma Alexander Furetta. Harper hose
uital about - years, rupture ot
liver. Roman toudrat Harper hHs-
pital - wears. inquest pending
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-10-20
MOrtuary.

& AHHEI4I-A-A-i -+ 4 - t--a4i4A HHsA=
deuce. t15 BaVi,k-ave. Julia. aged
20 years. beloved daughter 81 Mr..
and Mrs John tHrmclla dear sister
~ Charles. Mrs Frank Bu|to
Frank. Louise and Victoria. Fu-
neral SATURDAY. oct ~ at $40
M. 81 Ecrugrd's church AZ m
lrtcTmcut ~ Mt Olivet
DICKSON -ClRrinda. aged % years
shipment from schultz Haley CO.
parlurs. l01 Broadway. for burial
81 Clarkstou. Mich
RST-Dct rs. at his residence. -
Magnolia St. Robert, beloved nus
hand OF sarah and father OF VIII
liam H.. OF Shreveport. La Robert
~ East Orange. y j.. George
and james i Hurst ~ Pontiac.
Mich Fuuoral from residence sat
.urday at p. m
SULLIVAN oct IS. 1915 at resi-
deuCe OF his sister $40 sixteenth
ct, beloved husband Of tho late
Julia sullivan and father OF Ncllic.
Katherine. MARY. Anna and John
sullivan, brother 90 Nora sullivan
and Mrs T. Horgau Funeral sat
urdnN from above residence at : ~
q m, - Nincents church at q by
limousine.
WtLKER suddenly. oct 10. 1916 nc
go Wehb-ayp. William r beloved
husband Of Harriet r Walker. md
dear father &C Mrs Arnold Robin
son. William IS walker. Nre Ruv
VI Macauley and Thomas ~ Walk
81. Funeral services from house
Monday at 10 a. m lntermcnt at
Roselaud Pork.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-10-20
NO-RUM
RULE GREATEST
BLESSING
oContinu.d FROM Page oneI

that prohibition would kill tho town,
put IL on the bum az Il was eX.
pressed. The result OF the predic.
ton is that legitimate business In
Boise since the abolition OF the "a.
loon r. better than ever before,
There are more small sales and
more cash payments for goods sold.
with better profits 10 the mer-
chants. and this is equally true in
every town In the state az well "a
in Boise one OF the recent results
~ prohibition locally, was the die
charge OF the chief OF police and
four policemen In the city OF Boise
a few weeks ago as we have no fur
Their use for them
Results attained in North Caro-
lima arc described by James John.
son. mayor OF Raleigh. who writes
Prohibition has worked wonders
for our city. From the very hrst
there has been a great falling on in
The number OF arrests, and we have
scarcely any drunkenness He pre-.
diets nation Vide prohibition by
1920 or 1921
Prosperity has come TO Colorado
cities thru the antiliQuor amend
ment in tho state ! Knox Burton.
commissioner ~ public safety In
Pueblo. writes
The merchants arc far more
prosperous. the hanks have much
larger deposits and women and chill.
dren who were half starved and
poorly clad, arc blessing tho Law,
which gives the mplenty 10 eat and
good clothes 20 wear. Many men
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-10-20


should minor interest he a major
nuisance
Alcohol is narcotic poison. and
in all its forms belongs 20 that class
uf poisons This class OF polsons IN.
cludcs opium. morphine. ether,
thloroform, Chioral, heroin etc II
D. by far the most dangerOu- OF the
class. While the other poisons ~
ahis class are productive OF distinct.
j. evil functional effects. alcohol
being equally seductive, and as e.
habit more obstinate and tyrannical
than other narcotics. is At The same
time producing organic change and
wgkinR destruction 20 important
vital organs and SO eventually ruin
ing the intellect and moral nature
"a well as the physical body The
closer the study. the bore firmly are
these facts established
The alcohol habit Is so strong
and so tyrannical that have seen
men In all Kinks ~ lite-manutaC
turers, business men. saloonkeepers.
lawyers. doctors. Clergymen drink
themselves 20 quick death By
acute alcohol poisoning while under
It's control
DR. Hourigan related has eApe-
riences as physician wha has
treated liquor drinkers for various
ailments IN many different parts 81
the country. IFS research work wos
summed up in one paragraph, as toi-
lows
Our ancestors mistook alcohol
for a comedy and laughed. but 10
the observing student OF tOdd! the
fHcic element f. only TOO evident
IG an its ghaStly reality"
pr Hourigan address vas loudly
applaudod That the congress of
safety workers agrees with him IN
an no says about the evils OF liquor
b. shown 20 good ad,antag" iu the
tact thar the program for the annual
banquet. which Vas held Thursday
night. contained the inforWation
that mo alcohoic Iquors viii ho
sCrvod
Arthur r Norev. The retiring
president ~ the congress presided
~ tho banquet Tho speakers Were
r O. Richards. chairman ~ The
central safety committee OF the chi.
cago A. Northwestern railway j,
James Srhcrmerhorn. publishcv OF
The Detroit Times. and Franklin II
Wentworth. secretary Of the Ma.
tional Firc Protection association.
Of Boston
New officers Tor me ensuing year
were announced Friday morning. as
follows President. l.. x Palmer,
Harrisburg. IA fret yice-president.
David Van Setback, Hartford.
Conn second vice-pre@ident ~ W.
Forster. Philadelphia third vice
president. VI a. Dow. New York
general manager and treasurer, W.
n Cameron. Chicago; director OF
exhibits. =. r Wright. Chicago.
fold secretary, C. ". Price. Chicago
Friday afternoons session was
tho closing one OF the congress
Meetings Of various sections were
held thruout the day and prizes and
medals were awarded for exhibits.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-10-20
CAPT. SOSNOWSKI
QUITS REGIMENT

Capt. John Il. Sosnowski, adjutant
Of the Thtrty-frst Michigan infan-
try and Detroit real estate man. has
resigned his position in the regi.
ment and the resignation has been
accepted by President Wilson, ac-
cording 20 advices received from TT
Paso. Word OF the presidents &C
ceptance OF the resignation was re
ceived in a telegram 70 the officer
from Congressman Frank f. Dore-
mus
Application for resignation first
was made by Capt. Sosnowsk TO
Gen Funston. who refused 20 grant
IT, after which he appealed 20 the
war department. He probably will
be succeeded as adjutant by War
rem f. Bow, a Detroit high school
teacher Second Lieut. John Nc.
Leod will succeed Row as adjutant
81 the Second battalion
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-10-20

PITTSBURGH. oct. 20 Pennsyl-
vania crude oils went TO record
prices today when all grades OK
cept Raglsnd advanced 10 cents a
barrel. Ragland advanced Ave
cents New prices are
Pennsylvania. $3.50. Mercer. New.
castle and Corning. s2i0: Cabell,
s212; Somerset. sis5. Rsgland. 30
oents.