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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-07-15
Spaitieit t,crbiinot
cine ieltarfe Scnimr!

1poSrio, 15. SuIi. iiber 2onoon.
-Oie Gceierilng bat befoblen. oaB
ale 3citungsoepefdlen eiuer ihdrfen
nil !Grii6en 8eninr utterporfen
fuer0en. Scit 3onnersta1 iIt iiber
aon8 Sponien Der Beldgeringssu.
Itait0 Der61ngt tporoen. Gin olIge.
niriucr Streit ioIl am 16. suli in
gani Spanien irauguriert iuer6en.
SSn Canada baben iie etnen 0ie0df.
teitr einaeiperrt, neil er eeeen oos
tpeitere Mtorocn Der S6bne Der %.
miition nitf ben eiiropdiI6en S6lodt.
feIbern prnteitirte. au5 oos aeiatA
iuober Der @itto melt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-07-15
ST. en- praDlen nit
sleiteren Grfolgen!.
Berlin aber rtclSet, SaE tpeScr sic Britcn nod
Sic SrdnScien NIT ibrcr OffcnIirc
picl 6lii6 babcn.
entl6eiSnns Siirftc in nd8iten Gaeen faO

Sfiieengr6ben georrngen iporen Die
bon Gruppen oes Generals b. Both.
mer perteibiet tperben, iino otrh ct.
men @eeenoteriff binniisgeiporfen
por6en uno bnben beoeutenoe Der
lutte erlitten.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-07-15
Siesiernnsstrnppen idjlagen 3appa-
tiiten.

8oIbin9ton Is. Sui. Gte
merifaniide 0cianoi6aft erDieIt &C.
tern ans Der Sauptitaot @3erifo oie
ltadri6t, oaB Heeierln9struppen
oie OreiBig 0teiIen iiioIid bon ser
2anOesbollptItaOt gelegene 9rti6aft
y3iIpa gllta, melde lid) in SGn6en
ben glubdngern 3appatas befano, er-
ebert babcn, na6oem iie ole Oar
nlion b0aig nie0eraenebeIt hotten.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-07-15

Sauptabteilung Der RcbeIlen iiiOIid
Don Sonlbreretillo nabedu lm5ingclt
ieL uno Dab er boffe, OieicIbe N
wcnieen Gaeen erilnolid 81 id.o.
een. (Dieie Soifnlng bat iid atar
gu oft i1on oils triigerii6 beiuicien)
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-11-17

Some new xNft Collars are In
tho soft Collar Is tho wRrTna5t
and most comfortable Collar in
the cold weather. DO Sou rRNliNN
thae? YoIl can have in this Epn-
derful stock any style AMI EiRe-
nF any good looking material Nt
l6c and &c cnchs Earn1 Sh2nS
Dept. Main st.
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lowed by q memorial service.

lowed by memorial service.
Miss Gordon's address was, In part
as follows:
.aThe allied temperance forces are a
unit In the fight for national consti-
tutional prohibitions They are deter
mined that the partnership of the gov
eminent with the liquor traffic shall
be dissolved. The passage OF a federal
amendment will help license states in
which the liquor traffic is SO deeply
.entrenched that national prohibitions
and that only-=is adequate for its ex-
termination.
To be Stormed.
''As the Sixty-fourth Congress re-
ASSEMBLIES for its second session, It will
be stormed by men and women repre-
senting the leading temp organ
1zations and the aroused prohibition
sentiment OF the country. The worus
e OF warning, the liquor traffic must go
are writ large on the map OF the
United States Let us reitcrate our
challenging cry, On to Washington.
The big task really centers in the
big cities. These are the strongholis
OF the enemy. One-half the saloons IN
the United States are in fourteen cities.
New York alone has more =
saloons than are 10 be found
in ttirty-six states. There arc fewer
saloons in all our southern common
Ewealths than in the city Of Chicago.
If Seattle, Portland. Ore, Denver,
Birmingham, Ala, Memphis, Nashville,
Des NIoines and Kansas City can go
dry why also should not Chicago, New
York and Philadelphia.
Evidence from mayors. Judges and
sheriffs of large dry cities is all in
favor Of prohibition. Mayor Gill,.s Of
Seattle, declares that prohibition has
been wonderful thing for his city.
Seattle has population OF q third OF
"a million and is the first seaport city
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-11-17

Of its size to go dry. Governor Carl
son. of Colorado, says prosperous con-
ditions have followed liquors exit from
Denver. The $44,0O0.000 a year for
merly spent for liquor has been turned
into legitimate channels and there is
a great decrease in drunkenness, de-
bauchery and crime.
Different City.
Birmingham is really like q differ
ent city, testIfles the city chief of po-.
lice prohibition is responsible In q
great measure for this Improvement
Mayor Hanna, of Dcs Moines, declares
prosperity has come since that city
dissolved partnership with the LIQUOR
traffic. He says that $3,000,00O estl-
mated to have been spent in Des
hfoines saloons annually. now goes.
over the dry goods and grocery count
ers. into bank deposits. lumber yards
and real estate Offices.
...Thc foundation for the Americans
cation OF our great foreign speaking
population is laid in the public schools
Eighteen million school children are
saying, one country one language, one
flag.
'.Tbe Woman's Christian Temper
ance Union through It's Frances E
Willard Memorial Fund. it's mission
aries at the ports OF entry. It's tenn
perance literature in many languages,
ana It's department of work among
foreign speaking people. is rapid adj
yancfng tho :AmericaniZation Of ir1-
migrant women.
Our faith in young people and IN
our Young Peoples Branch makes us
feel assured that we shall not only
secure national cons itltional prohibit
ton but also enforce 1t. Nearly sew
enty colleges and universities offer
courses IN the study Of the liquor prob
lem and moro than hundred colleges
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volunteer temperance study classes.

"a serious feud in the liquor family
is threatened. Beer is beginning
o51ook askance at it's own first cousin
whiskey. Whenever beer explains that
it is a liquid food and a sober drink
scientists hit it with the slcdge ham
mer fact that beer is Intoxicating. !"
In closing her address Miss Gordon
told the story Of the adjustment Of
vodka in Russia, saying that Its elm
5ination was as has been told by the
Russian temperance worker, Tchelys-
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-11-17
HOW TO REDUCE
YOUR WEIGHT

EA SIMPLE. SAFE, RELIABLE WAY.
People who are over-burde ned with
snperhuo1ls fat. know only too vel U the
discomfort and rid icnle that oyer-stout
people have 10 bear.
# you are carrying around five or
ten pounds OF unhealthy fat You are
unnecessarily weak your vital or
guns and are carrying burden which
destroys the beauty OF your figure.
There Is no need of anyone suffering
from super1uous fat. If you want 10
reduce your weight in simple, safe
and reliable way. without starvation
diet or gtfresome exercise, here Is a test
worth trying. Spend as m1lc time as
YOU can IN the open air, breathe deeply
/ and get from any good druggist a box
OF oil Of Korein capsules; take one
nftcr each meal and one before retiring
at night
Weight yourself once a week so as
to know Just how fast you are losing
weight and don's leave on the treat
Ement or even skip a single dose until
you are down to normal.
Oil OF koretn Is absolutely harmless,
is pleasant 10 take, and helps digestion
Even a few days treatment has been
reported to show a noticeable reduc-
stionsin weight, footsteps become light
ser, your work seem easier and lighter
and more buoyant feeling takes pos
session Of your whole being.
Every person who suffers from SUI
Derfuous fat should give this treat
ment trial. Bland's Drug Store OF
FarrelEs Drug Store Aslyertise
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-11-17

BaNh Robes blankets Robes
and long gowns Hrn a timely In-
Ypstment either for yonr own uAO
or someone clRO's. We're Rl-
ready selling mnny of thems
priced from $3.50 to 5000.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-11-17
M. Mon Are
You repaired
~ it'll Under
Deor 2
-LDeQT 3.

Have yOu looked over
your supply Of under
wear? Have you hunted
up last years warm I'M
derclothes to see If they
will do for this seasons
wearing? Do it now
don'tWait until the Their
mometer firts with the
freezing point. And if
your investiga ton shows
the need Of any, rernem-
Der that Nusbaum's can
supply you with the best.
for least.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-11-17

CoEy. Rig. Warm Sweaters or
every beautiful weave HIItl col
OrinE--a wonderful assortment of
The Celebrated "Brndlcy Sweat
.srs. Known rs the best the land
D.sr. Priced from $50 to $1,000.
Value Mt every price. Main St.,
furnishing Dept,
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how. due to peasant women who. stary-
ed and cold and driven to despair by
the excuses offtheir men. tried to dest-
troy tho vodka shops. thus forcfng the
hand OF the authorities till the trafic
was prohibited.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-11-17
s. |. |. /. Chat

Many, many wall dreSSed mon
think our "ncut'Sf' Buck Skin
dress gloves with tho ftue BLACK
stitching arN Erent-And they 'ra
corrGct- That Is both TIE opln-
ions Of these mCrr--Snd the gloves
they arc 500 the pair and worth
It. MRIa ST. Floor.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-11-17

Ncckwcnr from Toe to S2.sO, So
many Kinds TINT We have neither
time nor space TO describe them
In detail. Look them over. -
Furnishing Department.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-11-18
@eaatete Nentide aeitprben.

gtOrgeu. Soantna, nahmtttug >
ubr miro 6rar Gnroliue 5rieoe
rita gminder. pelde ON lGtteu
0ienstog ploslid aus Dem 9ebe1
idieo sur Iesieu Rube beituttet
ner0en Bic B~eritorbcne puroe
% Cfto6er 1916 in Sul5 onl
gtedor geboren mo fam i'm Sabre
1864 nod amerifa. Gle lirB iih
in glebelono, Ohio. nie0cr. no iie
ibren nun tralteruoen Soften On
colbert Gminger Die @ono gum
Gbebunoe reitte. Der eIiidlidea
gbe ~entiproIier IA ain6er, BON BE-
men orei in ser frnbeiten ainobcit
itarben, pobrcno 5nei anoere Der
entihlofenen in 4lter Don is, resp
"a Sobren in bic gtDiqteit ooraltS
gingeu. 8on Glepelon0 5oe Bic 10,
mile nah 6alps gountp. Mto,, mo
iie 40 Sabre pobnte, UNI bonu mad,
Sem Merito un0 Z Sabre ipatcr
nod Chicago 81 5iehen. mo bic ger.
itorbene @eilung geqen ihr aiigeu
Iei0en iifte 2ln 4 Mdr5 1915
lie0eIte bic 5omiIie nod 0mnbo
iiber. 9ie Gus Dem aeben Ge.
ihieoene frat Ger Geltiden Sreien
Cd. Stride bel 6eren treues 0iitgIieo
re tpurbe. 4tBer Dem @ntten 2
Sobnen mo 5odtern betrouern
.iHr SiniheiOeu gnteIfinoer uno pie.
le 6reuuoe Die 2eifenfeier finoet
nie ertpobnt Sountag nm 3tpei Ibr
IN Der 3eltiden 5reten gp. Stride
itott, non mo aus bic g~eiletung
mi DEM &eit 2alun drieohoi er.
folgt. Den Sirterbliebenen iprchen
mir mier Ritgefitbl ans.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-11-18
DcrntittelurGsGeicS
Mnkonititnticncn!

Iiitrftridtcr Gears bat be,lte
ans odlt oerihieocucn @rimocn OlS
Siouts5eieb mcldes 0o5u 6citlmnit
lit. Ole StrllcnDermitteiutgs agen-
tlren }u fontrcllcren uuo 5li per
brnacru, 0ab StelimG9iudenbe pott
arlpiiialloien agcnteu mlsaebcutet
meroen. ftr iutgeiesmGBig ertlort
Sic @riunoe iiro, Dab Ons @cicg
r1cbr ent5alt. ais iein Gitcl beiaHt;
0oB cs NIT Den 0ontruttredten II!
8iOcripulh itcbt OnB Is eInen
neuen "Reminiscences IN Der 8er.
ION oes itautLihcH 9llis ylrbcitstcn.
ntiiar idofft Dos Q: oje Stelleu
aeber, oie uidt iii Steaenuermlt.
tclmgsqcihait t1tiq iiuO. tontroI-
Iiert: 0oB 6 ben 4rbeits aoHtmii
lar ledtslGtiDe mn ridteriide (8e.
nall ilbertrdot ooB IS sur 1urh
uduna priroter 8npiere crmddltigt
mo 0db es alaiien- 9eqislntur he.
oeutet 0o gehrcr mo SteHogrnpnau
bcn iainnt 8~cinmmungen oilsge.
idloiien limo.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-11-18

.1a.l " ulisgtpteust, ober ben Be
lnausr min e. fat be0iRlsH, al
mare 70 feline nItolihe Nuppcnmut
ter, bic es pisl isbnliAsr eripartci
els bss tleintn Wldbnens Batter
tnb bann ltsiat absrmals bas glsni
runb nm 10 a~rsiIbarsr ms Augt
uno man leosntt Der dllhtlinss, b
bluiarm ols Stimatloie suriidlebrsi
perben. gtber misoerum nil sinsn
cin liubes srphstii9l ibertommsn
bsnn Der ar1ue SuJ Ger aeinatIolsl
luiro gsiDiblit tin 5ufritt'nes Mt
len bergen, ienss 6r0u8oieniino, oni
bdnosllatEneao Isiue Yupps bssriiksi
piro. @ber Is pito iidl lebr ipu
ten ntaFen. Rtdi Hur Sorneai@eiI
uno 5ru4ifias beIdert Der 9etbit
Il briagt opa garltisen Giurm uai
ialtSH Regeu. uHo lutr peiB, 81
bas psr!pO6Rtt, petbdiimeIie Pup
psntino gtieit in stsen bic rauhsn
naBtaiien Siurmgsieuen
Mir fr6 for~tgsJogen. o6tr lan8t
3sit noa fOl9te mir pas ieItlamf
Bib, ous aus9tbraunte, scrItDrt
Saus, uno pnr Dem boBsn 5enlttl
i'm tieFbluutu alsioheu bic arpbl
guppe innitten Der lsudtsnbsH ro'
ten @Lnmsn.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-11-18
BekanntmG

Nm 8ialtag ben q. @~toDember,
finDet iii 6nnIe 5nooit-gdc 30 unO
Gratflin StrnBe eiue 8crltagerluig
ron @}o6cln. Carrots Stlei0urg
itidell, 8Gi6c ma ioHitiqem SIT
d%cnger1te gegcn boures @elo TAFT
Gs lit 0ieles Die 9iuterloiienidyoft
ser I'M 0tai 1916 b~eritorbenen 6rnlt
Eliiabctb 5troebei. 6reltHoe uHo
getnintc 6erIelben louie anoere bic
a6 81 beteiligeu rpunideu. fnO er
Iutt, lih AM g1ittmoa Iadmittag
UNI A2 lt1r paufttid ein3ufnbca.
Man uebate Die 6arneu Strabcn-
BARN Biz at 5rantlin tmb aebe
Damn Drci Blof5 meitiih.
u. g. 0reibUs,
Observation-Disclosures
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-11-18
geripnalnotiaen.

@eleaentlid Der q. &ieoerfehr
hires 5oh5eit5fa1e5 dln lctteH 93itt.
nod murocr Ser uto 6rou
Shmiot in ibrcr 0obnIHg uon meb.
reren 8ren1oen mo 6r%auoinnell
0urh cine Hnermarteten 9eint)
aufs n~ngene9mite iiberraidlt Inter
ben @diten beTonSeu iit: Ser u1o
5rau S~tiitler. @errn. Shuli0t. Ctto
,3ocaer. BOIL A%naernlouu. Gtto
5dnti0t, Carlton young 6runf
ghioleu, elmer @illiam Otto Bin
Scr. 6rau eliie 3oeaer, gorotb1
Sdtlcr, Marcdret 8iaiGnr 8m.
Dec, Gntil Sdmiot nn0 Rapnlon
Sdlni6t.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-11-18
Beloiidbc Stdnkereicn
Icnen erortcrt tuerScn!

Berlin, is. gob. - SER @rep.
Sdret1r Der biefgen omeritnniiden
8otIhoft, bot bel Dem oeutider
MrifsfmsIcr mn cine 1nterreoung
nndqeEudlt, nm auf 8unid ieiner
R~egiernng n1bere Snformational
iiber Die Deportation BON 8elgierr
nnm GcrtIflmo ein5tbolen. Die
~lIuterrc0une miro je0eufaas an
Montog Etattffn0en.
Serr @rew bat bereits NIT Dem
DsinfItn 0es 4euBeren bic 5roge in
inFornaener &ciie beiprohen. miro
ie0od anF BeFehI Der aegierung IN
8oibingfon nit Dem gfeihsfaH5ler
iclbIf Hiidlbrohe nebmen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-11-18
6emte B6n Ses Oantcns
1ftujiksD creins!

3eute Snmstoq oben0 Berauitnls
tet Der Gameu Mluiif gcreir in 9it.
fifhcim eineu 9al. Der ie0enfnIls
einen oor3uQliden 9crlouf ncbmcn
Miro. ME ofe ubrtaen 5eitIidteiten
melhe Der belicbtc 8erein %perdritol
tel. Sic 7omcn mernen e an uidlts
mongem laiIen, ibren @diten 6en
aufentbalt ia ongeuehm mic MIR
moglid gu qeitalten, nno fitr quite
Wuitf 1T ebenToas geiorgt poroen.
9Offcntlid miro Der 9on reft 5ohl.
rcd beiuflt ner0en.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-11-18
5lir G~ro@enIc9Mn9 Der
~HcmcEratiId,cn pGrtct!

indianapolis SnO., Is. gtop.
8m. 9rnun cob bcilte IN ielner
0nmpadne. Sic 0cnofratiihe Bar
lei 5lmt 9rohibitionismiS 81 be-
febrcn in eincr bier gebnItenen an'
Ipradc Den eritcn SduB ab "
iaate: Sic oemofrntiide 8ortet
fnnn es iid nidlt erlollben m eines
aumlebolos @rnb beeroiai 6u
merben. gies miro ieoo6 geideben,
fols mir nidt sic redts Seite IN Der
Qrobibiiionsiraac einuebmen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-11-18
~tflcbanlmecaner fallen
In Jntien Gin!

0onoon, is. stoo. Sos inoi
ite ariessomr melOete heute nadl
2on0on, ouB mobommeOauiihe
5treitfrdfte an Der @reu5a Snoicus
inc 21aO eingefnlen limo, ober boli
n0iiten Suippen 5uriifaeihlnGel
murDat. es bcibt 6nB ij6 5000
Naohounnenoner an Dem StreiSuQ
betciIigtrn. (2gn allen Seilen Ger
Groc aebt's ben 8riten an oen
arosen-)
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-11-18
0iehiidler 2iaenner in 60ft.

Ger 3iacimer 9uim fiitas GIN
9ierDeldnoler. meldlcr eineH Stom
nesqenoiien sIer I'M $4,000 besott
nert boitc, lit 5rcltag III ehleaao
ieimenomiHen mnrsel. @mperneltr
Roreheao MIRO erludlt neroea. RE
au8lieferutig oes Sdmmolers 81 ce.
a~ntrQqsH.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-11-18
Metterberidt far nadlite @Oae.

Sn oem eriteH EEL Der an
Sonntag, 0cn 10. 0oDcmber, be
gtaHeu0eH ISOLDE miro III BEN Che
ueu Staataa uno in Dem oberen
.0alliiiiippi Snl ih0nes @etter ua0
gendB Iempefaiar BarldeH.
a1IttU0A DDer 1onferstcg miro 0ns
9Scffer Iifh oloerH i'm 6 meraea
Hee inlo 3saesIdile ta entire
seIDgr aolfG EpsaelL
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-11-18
slasmnnb sanbgbsras Iettes eieS.

2es D~er!torbenen Sigtsutlno
9anosbcres icBte 9ompolttion ~
HoEc Is lite nou lobe" miro gum er.
ifen Mnle morsen. Somtog nndmtt-
lad IN eifer G~eriammIlina nes Re-
card Elnb til ct 8erd)mon's glfd-
arrnir ariungen neroel, un0 3par
pou Clinton 1jtiner. 8oter 2iping=
iton, Q. s. bon Der Creighton ltni.
p~crit1t miro ubar a@tiiiioncn in
California einen @ortrog holten.
SER uno 6rou eruit aeeie fDerOen
It'll muiHaIiifen GrosraHtm mitpir.
1en
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-11-18
Nrnes Seleu6cuae6anSe.

lie Aebrasfa Ielepbone 60. bat
BON 81. 1Ilaen be ode 10. unO
guialas Ctr. gefnuif uno Heob-
Iimtiat AM oeia @ranoitnd ell #
BIS Is uffiaeo Webaaloe 81 erridy
tgu
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-11-18
Na6ridtea.I

glu 5oaitag. 0en 10. goB4 I'M
s u9r abenos miro in Der Griten
7entidlen GDang.-sutB. STRIDE, 20.
mo Ntaion StrnBe Elm &ortrag &c
balten il6er o3ie Bei6idta Der CT
item G9riftenbeit Oottea0ienit uIe
geiuo9nlih I'M 10 ubr porHihog$
- Gitlts Gang. Qaltor.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-11-18
6roscs polksfeit
in Sc. paul, Him.!

ct. Baud @tinu. rs. 9lor
&ier bcaaun belttc oos grube chi
orei Sogr Dcreducte 8olfsieit Der
Ecutdcn uu0 Geuti6 Geiterrpider.
Stc Giruabmcl limo fir Oie @riees-
u%otleiOcn6rn in 8eutihlonO unf
Cciterraiht lIuaorr bcitimmt llHter
Dem Sitel .Stroult berbei gum sic.
besiei bot Sepp SiGnuiler tot,
pel0cn Auiruf on Die 9epobner
ron e. saul mo llmgegeuo erlai
len;
MleuideniramOe ltromt bcreinl
&aBt Ourh uidts 6aran euH BIN
Oeru,
SeITt, o belit. Die gtot al tiR6ern,
90 Der qr0Bte aaer arlege
Shlug 0em CANOE mirer &ie0e.
Gem ons Serge uHertlpegt
Stiirmiid bciB eniqeeenihlnat,
Gem mir aP in Grcui ergebcn
Bis Der Zoo uus ruft BON 2eben.
8as Sbr muHer ge6t ulo idcnlt.
@ringt gud Seee1L oenm beOclh,
Se0e @abe, menn oud fIciu
3mibert 5reuO mo Somlenidciu
Sn Die Ser5eu mierer 2ieben
SSn Der tcuren Setmnt Oriiben,
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The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-10-11

THE POWER OF LABoR.-There
are more workers than parasites in
this republic. All have the ballot. If
workers were united they could elect
every public official from president
to village constable. But they are
not united. They are divided among
the various political parties. They
are partisan. The plutes are all par
tisan or nonpartisan. They pool their
interests and vote together. Labor
could win with or without a labor
party. It could win under the pres
ent party system. The workers could
swing their vote, if united, to this
party or that, cause any party to win
or lose as they pleased. There would
then be competition among all par
ties for the labor vote-and all par
ties would become labor parties. PIu-
tocracy wins because it is united and
labor is divided. 1t swings it's vote
and spends it's money one way. 1t is
a small minority, but holds the bal
ance of power. Labor is all split up
the back. 1t is union, nOn-union,
Democratic, Socialist, Republican,
Wet, Dry, Catholic, Protestant
everything but LABOR-Itd doesn't al
ways stand by public officials who
stand by IcJor, while plutocracy re-
wards its creatures. The line is
sharply drawn in this campaign.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-10-11
COCHRAN'S COMMENT
DAY BOOK SUPPORT. - wish

DAY BOOK SUPPORT. - I wish
readers would clearly understand
that I have only one reason for sup
porting any candidate for, office
what 1 believe to be the public good.
There is nothing any public official
can do for me. l will accept nothing.
1 don't even want thanks-because
I don't do it for HIM, but for the pub
lie good. If a man 1 support fails the
public l will turn on him. l care
nothing about his party. l want him
faithfully to serve ALL of the people,
not merely his party. If he does that
he deserves the support of honest
newspapers and honest voters who
place the public good above selfish
interests.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-10-11

Either Wilson.or Hughes will be our
next president. Future appointments
to the supreme bench will be either
progressive or reactionary. If labor
goes back on Wilson and his party
after all they have done for labor,
will another party ever risk pleasing
labor again? The workers of Illinois
CAN decide how this state will go.
The women can vote as well as the
men. Do they want supreme judges
like Brandeis or do they want more
Tafts? Do they want the 8-hour leg
islatiOn repealed or do they want the
8-hourdayextended to ALL industry?
Do they want child-labOr, workmen's
compensation and government own
ership legislation repealed? Do they
want the seat of government moved
from Washington back to Wall
street? Do they want Gary, Perkins,
Guggenheim, Hearst, Otis, Penrose,
Smoot, Rockefeller, Morgan, Armour
and Shonts back in the saddle?
Party loyalty cuts no ice with that
gang. They're all for Hughes. What
is LabOr's answer to that?
-O-O
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-10-11
= = IS 50 go $50
LISTEN, GIRLS!
BY Jim Nance

70! Ho! The call to lay away
Your bathing suit has came.
Jack Frost has)nipped the briny deep
And too much chilled the same.
You'd freeze your little tootsies if
You dabbIe in the water.
And, mothers, if they ask you now,
Say, mo, my, darling daughter"
So lay away that lovely suit
That shocked reforming gents;
Well all be waiting for you, girls,
For next seasons events.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-12-29
LIMBER UP MUSCLES
DRIVE OUT SORENESS
Use Speedway Liniment and You Can
Be Free From Pain and Stiffness

The best and quickest way to re-
lieve muscular soreness or stiffness of
the joints is to use plenty of Speed
way and rub it in wherever the pain
is. 1t will not blister or burn-will
not do the slightest harm to flesh or
clothing. 1t is absolutely harmless and
antiseptic. You can feel free to use it
on the tenderest skin. Speedway is
the original prescription Of an old
physician, who used it with pronounc-
ed success for many years. 1t is good
for rough skin, chafed skin. and all
kinds of bruises. 1t is the scientific
liniment. Go to your nearest drug
store and get bottle today. Use free
ly anG apply under bandage in extreme
cases of rheumatism, lumbago, or
sprain. Especially prepared by the
Speedway Laboratories at Shelby.
Ohio. A. G. Luken & Co. and other
good dealers.-Adv.