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10 Dr,ve Out Malaria

10 DrIVc Ot2A FiA1drIa
 And Build Up The System Take the Old.sStandard GROVES rASTELESS chill lsTONIC. You know what you arF taking, as the formula is printed or every label, showing it is Quininesan Iron in a tasteless form. The sQuipine drives out malaria, the Iron builds up the system. 50 cents
The Brinkley argus., 1916-11-10
LESSON FOR NOVEMBER I,
WORLDS TEMPERANCE SUNDAY.

LESSON TExT-Romans 14:13-15:3
 GOLDEN TEXT-It is not good to ca, flesh, nor to drink wine, nor to do any. thing whereby thy brother stumbleth.- Rom. 1421.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-09-14

3ubdIter Elm, om MabIe tsilSuneb'
men, unb aus POIitit obsr aus unges
borsner S0fIidteit benabm er fd
nunmebr nie Der feinIte Salonmann.
4m Ro9mittae lpurbe bic SieIta
Der fiinf 3eIengenofen plOBlid ses
It0rt 6urd Elm @epebreetnntter. bus
man gana beutli6 i'm Sof unter ben
5enitern b0rte, uno auBerbem ourd
ben 2Grm pon S9ritten in ben
@Gnsen bss 8efdnsniHes. Die Sc
fangenen Iiefen raid porbei, einen
rief man our9 bas S6is6feniter Der
5iir an unO befra9te ibn, mas es
gebe. ~Sie Preuben iinb in Paris
eingeOrungen," antiportete man raid,
sunh man fiiiiIiert ale Spionagepsr'
0dhtigen."
Sd tonnte bies olles nidt sIous
ben, aber i'd muBte mid bod ouf
mein 8ett nieoerIeben unb ebenIo Die
anOern. Die Surdt uno bic Wut Der
einen pergrOBerte bic Gur6t uno bic
Wut Der an0ern, bic tobtsn, ooB iie
70 5tpif6en ben bier Wauern zines
@efangnisbofes enbigen miiBten,
cbne ibre llnf4uIb betpeiien au tOns
men.
9as 9epebrgetnatter b0rte bann
duf uno fpGter erfubren mir, bab
cine oeutf6e Saube Iber bas 9eldns
be sefGosen mar unb boB SoIOaten
bonn 9a9e aus auf 6os 2uftfabrSsus
geIdoien butten.
rad bieIer emotion batten mir
cine SreuOe. ais mir ben 5ubboben
rsinigten, fanben mir in einem Wins
tel in popier ein9ebiillt elm onitGns
oiges &e9eIipieI, bus in gang ausses
seidneter @eiIe aus 9rottrumen pers
fsrtist unb ieBt 10 bart mar, als Oh
es ous Stein ipGre. Die &egel ipnren
nidt gang 10 bod pte Elm Singer
un6 bic aeseItuseln paren 10 gIatt
tpie 8illurOtuseln. Wir begonnen
nun un3Gblige aeseIpurtien, un6 bn
ipir ipenigitens, lpos unfer 8etrogsn
unlongte, in gtnIeben itaub.n, 10 fags
ten bic Wddter, Die bon 3eit ou 3sit
burh bas S4iebefeniter inben,
ni6ts. @ir ipurben nun tiibner uno
fnbri3ierten Elm 0amsIpiel aus ipeis
BEN uno I6pnrsen 9rottrumen, fers
ner Sortens uno 0ominoIpieIe aus
&artoni6u9teln. lln0 ba niemanb
bon uns, trob oes srIten GteIs. ben
er empfunOen bate, mebr an Die uns
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-09-14

Oiss Ieiner 3situns mittsitsu min.
obne baron gu oenten, bab CT Don
einem ieinOIiden ll.8oot 6sIoui9t
peroen tam. Sd bolte bic falide
Ro9ri9t auf ober porteili9 sefGrbte
9eridte. eie bic Offeutlide Meinuns
beunrubisen tOnnsn. Sd 5eritDrs ses
fGbrIide 2ssenOsn uno fddbIide
PbantaIiegebilOe. limb penn idh
bann = hsim Morsensrousn - nad
12itiinoiser. erid0pfenoer Qrbsit =
abgelOit rurbe, 10 botts i9 ben Gins
bud, feline uerG6tGi6e RoGe eeIpislt
gu babeu, Oenn meiue S9srs, meine
10 oft oeripottets Sbere. botte bic
Mai6eu BON unii9tbaren Reben
fur9i9E:lten, bic man iiber bas
2onb perfsn pollte. uno i9 tam mir
Dor. ME Elm pirnier. Der nit ieiner
Orabtidsre ben 9er6au our6i4neis
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-09-14
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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-09-14

eebeure S9musi9tett Der g.tten
6odte, puroe Ole 3eGe fiir uns mad
unb nod cine Dirt 8lub. als Der
pberIe DG9ter bem NiqionGr cine
iIsine 3sqe fir Ii4 uIein onbot. onts
luortete bieier obne 5u 5ouoern: Sd
babe bier Orei Jreunos. Die i9 nidt
perlaHen nil.
Damn tom Elm 9urI6e BON uhsss
Idbr o4taebn Subren, Der gona ods
9lusfeben zines 9lpuheu bate. 9luf
Ieiner Wonse elm GROCER IhpnrSer
8erbonb. feline RoIe 1T our9 stnen
stelbnften Qusfdlag balb 5erfreNsn,
Iein rsdtes gtugs 1T bsreits ersriffsn
unb man frost F9, OF unter Dem
@er6onbe Isin Muno ni9t bis gu ben
Obren rei9t. Seine Saore Iinb glutt
eetGmmt unb boben all Der Stirne
SronIen. Gtpos tiefer bnrunter be-
finoet Iid cine tGtopierte SnI9rift
nit sroBen 9u6faben. Sn bsm
0intel bes Mun6es, Der geIuno lit.
tlebt itdnbig Oos IeBte Stiid9en eis
ner Cigarette, bic er ME ansiinOst.
Infer iugenOlider @enoNe sebt in
Der 3sle unaufbOrli9 auf uno ab
unb fhimpft ouf bic 2eute, bic i'm
Oerbuftet ba6en, aIs CD iie oa pds
rem. 8ann er benn nit ieiuer 8ront>
belt SoGbnt iein2 Rimmt man benn
9eitaltsn ipie Die feline in Der Qrmee
aufa 8rau6t man bd piele Paptete
unS 9otumenie. I'm oos gu bepsis
fen?
gr febt iid, 'obne auf bic anbersn
3elIensenoFen gu adten, uuf cine
8unt nieoer, bemertt einen S4mub.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-09-14

einen tiirtifden SoIOoteu, Ser einen
san5en Sag nidts, absr aud gar
ni4ts senOien batte. GnbIi4 batte
ibm elm sIiidIi9er 3ufall elm Stiid
robes GleiI9 in bic Sano seIpislt,
unb Der Siirfe bodte nieber, mabte
unter aGerlei S9pieristeiten Elm
5euer an. iaB bann rubig unO friebs
li9 bor Dem &oc9topf unb fportete.
0a iuurbe ibm gang uneripartet elm
Iofort aussufiibrsnoer 9efebl sutsil.
Sbne nit Der Wimper au Sudeu,
l0I9te Der Solbat oas sSeuer aus,
ber3idtete auf bas febnfii4tig eripurs
tete, tGrglide NtGbI unb sing buns
9rig buDOn, Inn ben &febI aus5ufiibs
ren.
0ieTe Sreue betpabrt Der tiirtiI6e
Soloat Bis in ben Sob. &rantbeit
uno Wunbsn ninmt er ebenIo rubig
bir, tpie olles pos ionIt Dos &riesss
Ieben oes Soloaten nit ii6 bringt.
9efdllt es 4Gub, bonn miro er ses
Iunb, Inn fufort tpisber auf ieinen
alten PlaB suriidautebren. Sut es
aaab aber in ieinem Rots beIdloHen,
ibn aus Der 3eitIi9tsit o6surufen,
oann ftirbt er e6en rubis, aud nidt
oas fleinite Wo:t bes lnmuts pber
Der Rlage pirO aus feinem MunSe
flieben. Gin tpeiterer bsrborife6en6er
Puntt i'm Gbcraiter 6ss tiirti I6en
SoIoateu lit feline @brIi9teit. ltnebrs
li4e 2eute iiuo i'm tiirtiI9sn Sesrs
tbenfo 9roBe Grsnabmen tpie unges
boriame; Der SoIoat, Der ungeborIam
ober uHebrIid 1T, ipirb bon feinen
aameraoen aIs nibt mebr 5r ben ibs
rigen sere6nst unO Der allssmeinen
0era6tuna preisqeqeben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-09-14

3ellengenoFen miiFen oufladen. Nun
fGngt er nit benz MiaionGr gu itreis
ten an un6 beorobt ibn. r9lmiiiiert
bid bas piellei9t, oaB man mid ins
@efGngnis seieBt bat9"
S0fli6 erpioerte Der MilIionir
barauf. boB ibn BLOB feline art, bic
@dube gu puben, amiiiiert babe unb
baB er ibm bnfiir bantbnr iei, neil
ss ibm gum eritermnl felt bier Sas
gen persOnnt gstusien iei. gu laden.
Der Mi[Iiondr erSdblt auf bas Be-
frasen oss iungen Mannss, Der iid
nit benz Ramen 8eniamin boriteat,
ipesbolb er bier lei uuo oieisr rspans
hiert iicb init ietner 9ef4idte. Gin
Srauen5immer, oas 5iceimol 10 alt
seipeIen iei pie sr, bate ibn NIT Iih
genommen, ols er Is Sabre alt mar.
@ines Snges botte er genus bon i6r
nno uu sinem Der folgenoen Gbenbe
erf6ien iie an elmer StroBenede Dor
ibm. Gr fab nur einen Slnldenbols,
Der sipeimaI Dor ieiner glugeR tunsts.
Iiel nieoer unb bsulte uno Iebts bies
les SeuIsn jtpsi Sage unO 5tpsi
NGdte fort, ipeil lie ibm 9itriol ms
9eii9t geI6iittst bate. Se6s @os
den lag er i'm Spitol, unb bann mar
er bos esporOen, mas er por, sin
gurIde, ben man nur nit Witleio
onInb.
Der MiGionGr fragte ben 8urs
ihen aug uno erfubr, oaB sr fsiner
Wtutter CUR 2aIt fdus. bic glGbHin
iei uno Gag uno gtu9t arbsite. @on
MitIeio ergriffsn, periprud ibm Der
Mi1iondr, bnB er ibm aus ameritu
cine Sautidutmaste peros tommsn
IaFen unO OnB er ibu, ipenr ,r bas
GjeiGngnis perlafen follte, aIs qut.
ger isines 9tutomobiIs auFsllsn
tpsrbe.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-09-14

'Gr par ols Der espionage usr6ddtig
berboftet uno in bus unterIudangss
9efdngnis sefiibrt poroen. in Dem er
5ipei Do6en perblieb. biz ii4 feline
b0llise lluIduIb erpies.
Ro9bem Der 8eri6teritntter oGle
bic trourigsn SormulitGten oes eriten
SoeeS an ii9 bate poriibergeben lofa
fen, erbielt er an nG6iten Sage gu
feinen bisberi9en orei 3ellengeuofen
nod einen pierten. Dies mar Elm 3us
BGlter. Gs por Elm GROCER, iunser
Monn, Der elegant 9etIeioet NOR unb
bor Wut tObte. bab er iid bate pots
len IaKen. Gr tparf Iid brutal uno
init Spnii9en @usoriiden auf bas
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-09-14
Der tiirhiiebe soIdat.
Irihtises Nenidlcnmnterial In Der
uSmnniiGlen Mrmer.

Irdhtises WcniGcnmnterial IN Der
osmnniiden armer.
9ie 8or5iise bes tiirtiI9en SoIz
ootsn idIioert elm Sa4tunoi9er pie
folst:
So 1T ni6t Iei6t, bic tiiriiiGeu
SoIooten nit ben Solbatsu ipeItsuros
pGiider Stantsn gu psrslsi9en. Sic
iino e6en Elm Spp fir iid. Der Siirts
lit in Der RsgeI bon mittlerer ooer
Oas Nlittelmab iiberIteigenoer &0rs
pergeitoIt anb fuit burapeg bon brei'
tenn 8ruitumfnng. Der tiirtiihe Sols
oat Oetmus Sag fir Gag, pom friiben
Morgen Bis gum ipGten s(benO gu
moridieren unb 5u tdmpfen unb es
beOnrf fir Jpn Gdufig nur elmer
Sanopoa Mebls o6er sines 8ehers
MaEer, Inn feline &raft unb Isinen
Mut aufredt gu srfoItsu. 0es
rabe ben senetnen Monn bat
9cneroIfeIbmarf9on bon Der @Olb
als ben @lauspuntt Der tiirtis
iden armee bs3sidnet uno BON ibm
geIast, baB an 9tusbauer. 2siitun9ss
fdbisteit unb @eniisfamteit Die @sIt
6ieiem prG9tigen MenI9enmatsrial
taum etpas Sleidpertiges gegeniibers
itelIen fann.
Der tiirtiide Solbat iuirb nismols
murren; i6peisenb iibsrnimmt er ies
ben 8efebI, mag bieier i'm aud auf
cine 10 barte probe ftslIen. Sur Elm
geiipiel iei bierfiir nod Der Mitteis
lung zines Srisgs5eridteritatters ans
sefiibrt. 9ieIer traf zines Sa9es auf
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-09-14

= . ider Sage fab Der
Gelbbiiter bon Ct. 2eonorb spiIden
Sieers unb Sitten in Der S9peis
einen 9ems6od bur9 bic Reben itoIs
sieren. Gr periaste bas Sier, bos
it9 obne sroBe @iIe bersipdrts sog.
gluf Der SerraIis bon Gems traf es
nit ieiner 9ais 5uinmmen. Sisrauf
beIu9te bos poar feIbonber ben
S4eibenItano bss Srtes, ebe ss ipies
Der ben bsimiIden SeIien iid 3u'
iponbte.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-09-14

9ett un0 bro6te bie llnterbcItung
Der anbern gum Sdpeisen. Gin 2eis
oeusgsnoFe bes GrSGblers mar Elm
'@emiiIeoustrGger aus Den SalIen,
unb Der eIegunie junge Monn mics
oe1en idiidternen 9lnnibrungsperIas
DIE brutal suriid, teilte boiler Stol3
feline io5ioIe Situation nit uno
riibmts, baB er nniht urbeite". Srei
.sSnIa7en Der 3elle, elm 9untoiener,
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-09-14

- Sn benz 9orfe MorsreiS
in Der RGbe bon 8osen, SiroI, bat
ii9 elm sntiebIides llnsIiid nit els
ner Sonbsranate 5usetrusen. &ins
her fonoen eine tpabri6einlid DON
einem llrIauber nit na9 Souie ges
nommene SonOsronote unb 6enubten
iie ols SpieI5eug, pobst iie pI0bIi1
erplobierte. 0rei in Der Rdbe be-
finbIi9e Yerionen tpuroen Iofort ges
tOtet. 5tpei anbere Idper perlebt.
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ErlphntHHP Ptttfa 5ptntta.
e,snen nus eiuem sarife. Oeiausuls.

Elm MiaiouGr unb Der 8eri6teritat'
ter, lieben ii4 ous .GFen BON uus'
ipGrts tommen. Die &iide oes 8ant'
oisners ifien bic fsinite gu Ieiu. Der
Salot insbeiOnbere. oen oefen Srau
berssridtet batte, mar elm Wunosr
Der &o9tunF. Wan Tub nun ben
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-09-14

bet. um Dem 9tniturm Der Seinisen
plaB gu i9affsn. unb bas GnOe
pom 2isoe9 Gin Ser3tnads. bic @ers
adtuns meiner frii6sren Grsunbe unb
bas 6rotloie @len6".
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-09-14

Sin selesentIi6er Witurbeitsr Oes
~Semps" IdiIOert in elmer Grti'ells'
rie feline @rlebniFe in Dem Barrier
Neutrality-suspicious. pGa GOntiers
gerie" ipGbreno Der augufttoge oes
bOrIebten Sahres. ssrabs oIs bic gro'
be Sdludt an Der Marne ituttfanb.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-09-14

fled auf einsm feiner feinen Gbeo'
reauI9ube, bic fOnberbur nit bem
WongeI zines Sembtragens tontra'
Itiereh. Hun itebt er auf unO reibt,
auf einem 9eine itsbsnb, ben S4ub
10 Iange an isinsr iueitsn ihpar5en
Samt6oie, bis er bell gIdnat. Die
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-28
THE TIME TO GET BUSY

While We should naturally be inLe:.
ested in doing things that will tend 10
increase our trade with foreign nations
i: should be our first concern in being
secure OF retaining our home market
from foreign invasion after the war.
That is a prime necessity for any real
prosperity We may look forward TO il
tie future. What are we doing towards
that end? Can the present adminiStra-
ton be expected TO do anything that
will promote a non:war prosperity, one
that will be founded on reasonable per-
manency? Unless we do something 10
protect ourselves after these abnormal
war demands vanish We will find our
selves in the old rut we were running in
before the war. With the present tariff
law in existence the open and unpro-
tected American market will be the
inviting field for the exploitation Of
the foreign manufacturers.
It should be OF interest 10 us TO note
the preparations that Great Britain is
now making 10 capture the worlds
markets a vast organization is going
on with that end in view. And while
i: may be said that England is mainly
looking to pre-empt the markets for
merry enjoyed by Germany, especially
in South America. it is not likely she
is going TO pass our doors where an
equally fruitful prospect lies. We are
al peace and have time and Opportunt-
ty for composing our commercial pre-
Haredness Surely if Great Britain can
apply herself TO this object while cou-
Quoting great war We should cease
looking on and get busy ourselves.
There is nothing mere certain than
that the artificial prosperity We are en-
joying is going 10 snap suddenly some
day. and We shall be in a sorry plight
if our house is not put in order for that
day Of reversion.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-28
GIRLS! ACT Now!
HAIR COMING OUT
MEANS DANDRUFF
25.CENT "DANDERlNE" WILL SAVE
YOUR HAIR AND DOUBLE
ITS BEAUTY
TRY THIS-YOUR HAIR GETS
SOFT, WAVY, ABUNDANT AND
GLOSSY AT ONCE.

Save YOUR hair. Beautify it, Ii is
only Il matter OF using little Dander-
inc occasionally 10 have head OF
heavy. beautiful hair; soft, luStrous,
waYy and free from dandrlff. It is
easy and inexpensive 10 have pretty,
charming hair and lots of il. lust get
a 25-cenl bottle Of knoWlton's Dander-
inc now-all drug stores recommend
it-apply a,littlc as directed and with
in ten minutes there will be an appear
anCe Of abundance: freshness, fluff
ness and an Incompatible gloss and
luStre, and try as you will you cannot
find trace of dandruif or falling hair;
but Your real surprise will be after
about TWO weeks use. when yOu will
see new hair-tine and d0Wny al first
-yes--but really new hair-sprouung
out all over your Scalp-Dandcrine is,
We believe, the only sure hair grower:
destroyer of dandruff and cure for
itchy scalp and it never fails 10 stop
falling hair at once.
If you want 10 prove how pretty and
soft your hair really is. nloisten cloth
with little Dandprine and carefully
draw it through your hair--taking one
small strand at a time. Your hair will
be soft, glossy and beautiful in Just a
few mOmentS-a delightful surprise
awaits everyone who tries this
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-28
IIFTERS AND LEANEES

There are two kinds of people on Har;h
today;
lust two kinds OF people. no more, | say;
Not the rich and tn" poor. Tor TO count
a mans wealth
You must FIRST knew the state Of his
conscience and health.
Not tho humble and proud, fo- in LIES
little span
Who puts on vain airs is not counted a
man.
Not the happy and sad. for the swif:
flying years
Bring each man his laughter and each
man his tears.
No, the two kinds Of people on Garth I
mean
Are the people who lift, and the people
who lean.
Wherever you 60 you Will find the
worlds masses
Are always divided in just the Two
classes.
And. oddly enough. you will ind. too. |
wean.
There's only one litter to twenty who
lean.
In which class are you: Arc YOU casing
the load
or ovcrtaxsd lifters VIII" toll down the
road?
Or are you the lcantr. who let's others
hear
Your portion Of labor. and worry and
care?
ELLA WHEELER WILCOX.
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THE WORDS OF MOCKERY

The more we dwell on the words OF
President Wilson addressed to the del
egation Of the Federation Of Labor, the
more impressed We become of the re-
sponsibilitr Of the administration for
the very things which the President
deprecated. Nothing alarms America
so much" said Mr.. Wilson. as riffs,
divisions. the drifting apart OF ele.
ments among her people, and the thing
We ought all 10 strive for is to close up
every rift. and The only way to do t..
so far as can see. is 10 establish JUS.
tice.' Beautiful. We cannot imagine
these expressions coming from a man
who has done more than any other
force in this county TO encourage these
riffs and tine drifting apart II
began when he signed the Clayton bill,
which removes certain labor and agri-
cultural organizations from the opera
ton Of the Sherman antitrust Law,
while business men are held acCounta-
bic If thr President is to be taken
seriously in this matter. then we may
look for the repeal OF the class distinc-
tions in that measure That We fear
would be too great test of his SINGER
ity.
Or, if hr really means what he says.
We ought 10 look for an immediate re-
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LOOKING TO THE FUTURE

The lntelligencer in lis advocacy OF
Investigation into the charges or cor
runt and Illegal practices al the recent
election. specified in several counties
in the State. does not have IN Vie"
any impatrmaui OF the general result;
of the bal!oting /, is looking simply
TO an aScerlainment OF the truth o."
falsity or the accusations that have
been made with more defiuiteneSs than
they have ever heretofore been stated.
There is in full and complete IN
uuiry into these charges no thought >!
disturbing Mr.. CornweIl i'll his title
to the office ne mas been chosen. Nor
is Judge Robinson hoping TO De ben"'
fitted By a proper investigation of Tie
fraud charges. His case is in the hands
or the electors, ana Ne - Nv" "'
himself to his personal affairs, which
successfully have been neglected oy his
LONG and arduous campaign.
There are higher and greater cor
siderations than any desire for party
ADVANTAGE involved in the matter. and
that is the sateguardin. Of the purity
of elections in the future. II the II
regularitieS charged are CLOSED ovc:'
or the duty TO probe them 20 the no.
tom is evaded. we cannot hope to Is
cape repeated pollutions OF the oal'o!-
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many delegation will be back Of Mr..
FITZGERALD. but there will be against
the embargo all the representatives CT
agricultural districts. largely respOn-
sible for the reelection OF Wilson.
There will also be selfish interest IN
the rural representation in maintain
ing present prices. 1t is the people Of
the city districts who are the goats in
this struggle. II will be interesting 10
watch this clash between the embRr-
soists and the administration. Mr..
Fitzgerald takes the ground that the
embargo should be imposed for purely
domestic reasons. and not as a repriSal
measure against Great Britain for the
continued invasion Of our rights. The
prices Of foodstuffs, contends Mr.. tGtZ-
gerald. have reached levels that are
bringing widespread distress 10 the
country Many hundreds Of thousands
Of our people are suffering from The
lack Of the necessities Of life. Whole
sale prices in many commodities a"n
less abroad today than they were a.
year ago: here the retail prices have
advanced alarminsly. He adds: The
argument that nothing should be done
10 interfere with the expansion Of our
foreign trade does not impress ME. Or
what profit is it if our foreign trade IS
10 grow with leaps and bounds while
Our own people are brought to the
verge Of starvation as a result Of it?"
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FIGHT FOR FOOD EMBARGO

Whether or not an embargo on ioou
will relieve the present SITUATION q,
urohibitivc prices for the common ne
cessities Of life. there promises 10 D"
g lively test OF strength between Cna-
gress and the president. The admins
ration is opposed 10 any such PROPOSE
ZION ~ this time. but Representative
FITZGERALD, a rammany Congressman.
and uuite IA influential figure in the
House, has decided thaj an embargo
IS lust the thin" W. need 70 knock the
stuffins OF OF. ne nigh cost ot living.
Hs-raS thrown down the @uantIet 10
President Wilson in announcing that
he will Introduce q bji! this winter m
posing an embargo on food$;ufts. This
will not hc the first tine, however.
<{haf ,h.. able New York Representative
has run counter 10 Mr. Wilson $
wishes. in previous instances he has
been successful in his efforts. but this
winter il is anticipated thai PreSIden:
Wilson will be much more independent
of the dictatorship Of Tammany. and
Mr.. Fitzgerald will find it much NOR
difficult; 20 effect legislation which is
hostile 20 the wishes Of the Admins
tration.
It goes without saying that the Tam
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THESE EDITORS NOT
TOO PROUD TO FIGHT

s,.,.j,, ni.,.,;,l. t. the In;riliscnccr.
PARkERSHURG, w. Va, Nov. IL
As a result OF Il bitter debate carried
on during the recent campaign over
the respective merits Of Congressman
Elcr, ii. G.. woodward and his Demo-
cratic opponent. +. \. Null, the rival
newspaper editors Of Spencer engaged
in an encounter on the streets OF
Spencer Sunday night. details of
which reached here late today. Meet
Ing on the street, 5. y. Simmons, cdI-
,0r Of the Times Record. Republican,
and II. Jack. editor OF the Reporter,
Democratic. became involved in Il dis.
cuSsiOn which led to blows. Mr.. SIM
mons is said 30 have struck his antag-
unis; several blows with his cane,
wherrupun Mr.. Jack drew Il penknife
and stabbed Mr.. Simmons number
of times in the abdomen. The blades
not being very long or sharp did not
penetrate deeply enough 10 inflict
serious wounds. MIR. Simmons entered
the hospital. where he is now resting
easy. No action so far a. learned
here has been taken against either.