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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-03-09
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gnrnbam, eeitorben. 2orb Yurs.ban,
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fat, mar SournaliIt. st bat Ben
u9ailp Gelegrapb1, Sen er bon icinem
@ater S. SO. 2erDj iibernr1nmeni bot
5ll einem sroBen NabridtenbIati &c
maaf. Muf 9sranlaHuns fethes
Sbeims Qapipn nobm er 51 5einen
geburtsnalnen Dslfsn Ralnen an
1892 lpurhs ct, 8aronst, 1903 Baron
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ment Soeha liefen unldn9it @eriihte
I'M, bab Der 8ertouf bon Wpbfd ipies
Der erlaubt tperben ipiirbe, abcr nut
segen 8eaabluns in Sob. Die Ser
iu9ung mar 1o erob, baB Die g1il.
era alles Derftedte Golb aular1menbol=
ten unb 1hparenlpeife. in Die 5toot
5psen. Sier erpartete 5ie Die erobe
gnttduf4ung, OoB bic @eriidte nuf
llnlpabrbeit berubten. Die ginpohner
ppn 11ur Drei @emeinbe1l 1atten au
bieiem nslten" 3tped 1l,OOO NubeJ
in @olb 5ufarmengebra6t.
Sn Ser aDnigli9en II
Sper in Bubapeit ipurOe llnldnglr Ser
uSroubabpur" oufsefiibrt. Sci 0em
orttten gluf5ug entitano Ell 8ranb
auf bss 8iibne. Die beuauflpbernoe
5lan1me etreste bei Der aablreish err
lhienenen 3ubDreri6aft slllfreeung,
unb aIs gar Der eiierne 8prhang ber=
abselafien lpurbe, cntitano getpaltiger
Wnbrang oes Bublitunrs gu ben Mus=
gan:,n. gliidliberpeiie fanoen iid
etrtige belonnensre 2eute, oie nas
publifum ermab,tten, Die -6aiIllno
ni6t gu psrlieren. Damn Dffnete Iid)
oud Der @iienpor1ang uno Der 9bere
regiileur trat Dor Die Nompe, Der
Die @edngitigten bomit berubiste, baB
er mttteilte, oos Jeuer lei Iereits ae.
lof6t unb bic geit0rte elettrti9e 2ei=
sung pieoer bergeiteut. 9lls iib bonn
niles berubigt unb Die p1dse ipieoer
einaenommen bate, rlo4m bic Dor
Itelun9 nnseitDrt ibren Jortsona.
@or fur5em gina Elm
apmmanbo Sanitdtslelte gun, lpsit=
ihen ariessidoupIab ab. 9rei
8riess6unOe tparen babel tpelhe I'M
9utoeabteil Des Yadipaaens Glat
fanoen. sluf Der Gnbftatipn Gharlez
billie ipurbe nun persefen, 0ie Orei
brapen 9ierfubler aus Dem Annbeabs
tell 4crous5ulaiien. unb oa es timer
an1d)einenb oort nod gut gefiel, ao1
audi fetner einen 2aut ppn 1iah. Nacb
orci Saaen traf Der padposen !pieoer
i'm Saaptbabnbof 5rantfurt ein. Die
pref 9unbe befanben iih INNER mod
i'm Mbteil; tie ipdren bon psrbltngert
ano berourItet. sSn bret 9aaen uno
Nddlten botten fie lpeber Nabruna
nod WaiTer erbulten. Sic erbieItell
i'm 9auptbabnb6fe alles, ipas lie ge=
6raudlten unb ftelen sieris iiber oas
WoIler uno Sutter ber. slbenbs gina
es iuieber on Die Gront auriid. tpo
man bie Gies boffentlia nidt ipieber
aus bern Wagen beraus3ulaHen per=
ssllen bat.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-03-09
aleint aritgsia1ri6telr.
llltt tmatnrn unbcltatigt.

2onbon, s. War5. 8eln bic in
Eprtngal bel6la9nabmtcr heutldcn
Is6iffe nift frci9csebcn iuerbcn, lpirb
Der portu9ielilbc @elanSte in gerlin
San,stas @ittae icincn Yab erbaltcn,
pie cine 9epeld1c bon 3iiriH, III ser
6ranffllrt als Gllcllc angcgebcl1 lit,
berid)tet.
Gie @eiincbencr Nadribtcn itellcn
III sbrebc, Bob Gin llltinlatum an
Tnrtugal seitcllt iporben lei.
uMD ip e" ma btc meiten
II M ~ q.
Con 5 0 II, s. atars. Ser erite 2pro
Der Nbniiralitdt, slrtbur s.. gaIfoltr,
nad)te bcm llnterballie geitern Sic
Mittbcilllrg, oab Ser beutlbe aaperz
frell5er MaDipc Die S9einlatb alf be,n
llmtpege iiber sSslanb unp 9surpe9en
crreicbt Dabc.
&ailer @ilbeln bat Sci, @rafen bon
Sobna, &pn,,nanDanten Ser Wl0ipe,
enlpfanser llnb linn eigen1allbig Sen
Hour le Icritc" iiberreidN.
q Z IN 9orferin lpII eng
d II bs Si65erbeit 9cfalb t :
s'a Set aben.
so II on s.. gRdr5. Su @altbpurnc
ipltroc .hellte Sral1 @ilbeln,inc slpapz
lie, cine .slmerifdl,erill 6u $40 @clb<
itrafe pcrl1rtbeilt, neil tic a,lgeblid
Snfprnatipnen ia1s, slltslanb ianotc, Sic
|an6gli6erpcile. fir Sic Seinoegnslanos
bon 8ertb leit fDnnten. 9as gauge
Scrgcben Der Game beltai1b ,barir, bab
iic ibrent in gleiu Yorf lebenpen Gnfel
cine Gppb ciner &erprbnltng. lcnbcn
lppllte, lpeldle BON oen britiiden gez
bDroen fir Sic sntpmobilbeliber erz
lallcn lpprbcn lit. Scr 8ricf ipllrbc
ppm Geillpr abgcfan9er.
9eutld slnitralicr entS
! rec64tet.
5pbneD, g. g. @., s. NedrS.
3as aabinet fat beIblolien, alle 8abS
Ter BON beutlder ,@eburt lpdbrenS Ser
|ariegsbauer 51 c1ttrehten. stllbcrben,
|linb ncbrere bllnbert sluslanber,
bie feil1blider Mbli6ten perSd6tie, ins
ternirt lpprben.
| slngcbIi Of CT Scr If III 1rer
, uf 2cbcns perurtbctlt
8inolnr, &anaba, s. Gldr8.
Gbarles lNeipa, Ser ,aeitern Don elmer
Slmp in ganoipib idulpi9 befunocn
lpurbe, fanabi1he Gebaupe nit 9pna@
Init selprcn9t 5lt baben lpllrbc beuts
| lalf 2ebcns5eit perllrtbcilt.
@Dnig gifita ipicbcr nm
9eSpg en-.
2Dpn, s. Mars. Ser sib ser r1onz
tenegrillilben Gcgicrun9 lit BON 2por
,tad) gprbcallr perle9t. Scr aprig, bit
Witglicoer lcincr Sanilie llno leine
NHnilter Gaben ibr Gllartier in einen
neuen 0ebaupc IN Ser Na1e BON &or=
beaug altiecidlagcn, Das ibncn bon ,bcl
|frans. Mcsierrng ongelpieien NOR.
Den lit.
4 9ltBencrGntc ten.
2onbou,s. 0lar5. Cine atbencl
i I9epclde la9t: Griuatberidtc ppn aon.
| ltantinopcl ,,,elbe,l SOB n,ebrerc Nau:
] fcrcien slpilhen 9el1tId)en ltlb ameri'
/ fanil6en gIaniacfcn pont oortigel
4 I1l. g. Stati6nsidiff pprgefonune1 lei;
Ell ,lnb bcn- gh,,erifanern baber nll1
nod leftcn 2anbllrldlb beipilligt ipcrb,
lllnD bann mn inter Ser 8epinsung
Init)t il, loId)c gerel,iigllngsplabc 81
I! !sebcn, Sic BON 9elttlhen beiltdJt iper.
lbcn.
i u@rpbc Mnimoiitdt loll inter sen
IGolfc in aoultanttnppel se9en 81
9cutlden Delteben, ipabrenb bic tiirfi
Il Iben Gplbaten allf beltem Sube mi
liDren belltlden &alncraben iteben."
u 9 llttigc Streiffrt1 10 q C i /
Spanicn.
4 @tabrib, 8. Mdrs. 6 s(rbcite
mllrhcn bcute III cirem Streiffrni6nl
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-03-09
9tr aritg.
9cntlde Sprtirbrittc a IL
bc.r 8c Itfrpnt.

= t.
Berlin s. Mar5. (gia 2onbon.)
Sic Ginnabme elmer fran5GIilbcn
Stelluns lueitlid5 Ser Nlaas 3u beinen
Sciten oes Sor9e sba6cs. llnterbalb
getblincourt, 6 &ilpnlcter brett unb
3 Sim. ticf, lpllrbe beltte bpnn Delt1dell
Soauptquarticr angefilnbiet.
gs miro audi bcricbtet, bab sic GDrz
fer Sorges uno Megncpille, oie SDbeu
bon Haben llnb Gllmicres III beutlben
Soarben iinb. ssSll Dielen @efehte,l
tpltroen So Sffisiere ltno 3277 Mann
acfangen llno 10 @el9iibe crbclltet.
SSnl8pcbrebiitrift ipllrben sic sran<
Solcn aus ben lebten SdnIern pertrice
ben, Bic iie i'm 9orfc Sresnes nod
bieltcn llnb IN oieleln @efc1t ipurbc,l
iiber 700 8efanscne gentadt.
9l rd bie ie&ariicrgr.i1le
Taris, s. Mars. Ser offi5ielle
9aabmittagsberi6t belast: usssn Ser
Champagne fiibrten mir ciren Mnsrifi
aus, Der 111s 1pteber in ben @cIiB Der
bon, Sci,ib t,n1 6. Dsdrs genn,l1,,lenc,l
G,rdben brodte. @ir mad)te1 s5 @e<
fnngene, barrnter 3 Sffi5iere ltno err
bcntetcl1 cine IaidJinenfanpnc.
vSSt1 Der slrgonne 1at lniere S(rtils
lcric Sic gtraben III Ser Gcgenol bon
Mpntfalcon bplnbarbirt, iibcr lpet1c,
ipic bcrihtet, fei,lblide suton1obils
transporte ibren 8es nabnen.
Bon Der Gegenb l1Droli6 bon Ser
DUN lit feinc (?) slei,Deralng beribtet.
Sn 8oebrebiitrift bat cs ipieber lcbz
baftc Irtilleriebuelle eegeben uub mir
baben 8lan5ce, @rinancourt lmb sic
llmgegeno bon Sresnes bpmbarbirt.
e Ser Nn b tb.eri6 Iagt: 9llr6
itarte @e9enansriffe gelang cs Sen
Sran5olen berte, Bic Gcutidcn aus
bcm grDBten Sbeil BEG gpr6caur<
8albes 5u bertreiben, Sen iie geitcrn
genomlnen batten nnb bic 9cutId)el,
balten mir nod Ben Dltli1en 9fnnD Sic
1es @afbes.
Sic 9cltiben Daben illbellen sic
@arbamont 9lcboutc ipieScr genpn1z
men.
9ouamont nDrblidb bon @eroltn
(llnb III beutidcm 8eiie) mirb bon
lnicrer Nrtilleric lpicber Itarf bonbar<
birt.
Yetrograber gH { I bllns.
Eetrograb, s. Mara. NllliiIcbe
Sruppcn Daben Sic gtabt 9iiaa (pber
Mi5eb) am Sdpar3cn Meer, 35 Mei=
len Ditlib bon grape5unt, bclebt slud
Bic Ginnabne bon Sebna, nDrbli9 bon
@crnanibab in Yeriiel, miro offi5iell
beridtet.
9fllIliIdc &rcl15er bpmbarbiren jts4
Srapeoll,tt.
@eriiobte iin0 I'M llmlnni, naB bi'
'Giirfei bercttipillis lei, Sriepcnsunter.
banblungen at,sufniipfel1, opd lit bicI.
Nabri6t bisber ni6t pffiSicll beltdtigt
9cntl6csSlottc in Scr
9}prblee.
2onbor,, s. Wldar5se Cine oellti6,
Slottc bot1A minbeltcns so GROCER
ariegslbiffeh, gefolat bon ciner gro
ben, grauangeltridbcnen lln0 beipaffne
ten srniplcrfloti(le, 5ipei 9rnBcn 3ep
pelincn llnb 5ablrciden llnterleebpotel
dpllroe Gpnntag gta6mittag altf Sc,
soDbc bon Gcridcllins, gorbbollnnp
eeii6tet, ipic eil1 Nntitcrbamcr aorrc
ippnbcnt rteloet. Sic Slotte Dabe Sci
&urs ma cb 8 c it, cn (alIp bem 8a
nal 5n) 9enommen.
Gerlelbc &prreippnbent melbet, ba'
5 grobc @rell5cr bon llnbefanntcr gea
tionalitdt am Iontag Morgcn Dmlt
ihen nit bDditer sd,nclligfeit pailir
bdtten.
Spater: Sic bcutIdc Slott
febrte bcrtc @lorgcn nacb ibrer Bait
(@ilbelmsbapen) sllriid, nclbct @cl
tcrs 9orrclppnhcnt III Dmlliocn.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-03-09

sc IN Dprf Sic semeinlame&on@
Iferens ser @eihfoblengrd6er ,nn Spe@
ratorcn fat beute ben bereits berihtcs
fen ,,ellen 2obnfontraft 6eltdtist, ser
am i. Nprit in &ratf treteu lpirb.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-03-09
Seoentenoer oentidt. Tortidritt bel
yfr0nu.
6 BET 2ilom,eter @cldnoe apo,tme,,, alio 18 0a
or1ttil0nteter.
: lluo iiber 1000 @eianseue oeuladt.
Taris bat @nabmc G6aaauc uub IS Gc=
faMgenc nlclhcn.s

gcrb bon bcuti6em l1atum Gprtga nbtate g6er bcn
portu9rlfn @eianben @ern Edle s9clt ucrbe
Ser grDBtc Sbc blde oc frenst pld-
oben geri1tcn uoge at i Ben Mcrn,ela1ul
9Sabrldel bic brlc Slot beraus5updcn Sod aa Dc
&ape dn Sterlatein blbcn @a eihc beue G0lferrcts~
suoritdt ber gtatus bepanecn sauiabrcr laot
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-03-09

+
Yerloncn, barullter 6 EpliSilteu, pere
ipllnoet. Scr streif bat lief ouf Serrol
jnnb Barcelona pcrbrcitct Scrrpl lit
Der 5mlptfricgsbafen Spaniens.
Soaaripa ltereien iiber
So @Dlfcrreebt.
Berlin, s. Mirs. (Grabtlps pia
Sappille.) 9r. Seib erDrtertc IN Ser
@0ln. 3tg. bic Sra9c, ob sic Stelllng
Der bertlden Neaierllls ge9cn beipafis0
nctc 6anbelsldiffe eitle Merberung pes
GDlferrcdtes lpabreno ocs arie9es be-
oclte. Sic lleberlce ascntur sibt
|fol9enben Nus5ug ais ben, slrtifel:
.9r. 5eib crfldrt, oaB Das GDlfer@
re1t nur burcb sic 3ultimn,ung aner
cibiliiirter 9iationen @eltune erlanet
babe. 9csbalb lei sic britilde ge6aupz
|tnng, Dob bic 9elpaffnlrug bon Soall%
belsldiffen pom @blfcrred,t lanftipnirt
iei 9rlulbfalid, ba Scutldtnb oieicm
Mobns nicmnls suacltinmt babe Ser
britilche slnlprud) bc5ii9lidj Der Be
lpaffrnlng BON &auffabrcril, iei cine
Gin n1ci tigc Grflulln9 lll1b Die
9dbtancrfcnnllns bieiesslnlprudes be-
beutc feline Menberllng bes @Dlfcrrcd<
tcs. Sics lei auc) hllrd illternationalc
&ertra9c beipielen.
.s .sfanbinobildc apnferenS
bcntc
6 op II Da9en, ben s. Mdr5.
Sic ppnt &Dnig BON Srtipebcn an9ez
restc apnfercn5 scr Grcniers mo.
altslpartisen Minilter ser lfanpinapiz
ie)en 2dnoer ipirb ibrc. Sislgn9en mor@
gen babter iln &DnisspaInlt be9innen.
@ian gldllbt aber nidt, paB ein besl
Itinrmtes Erngranm ausgearbeitct
lperben miro, ansgenpmmcn bab bic
6anbelsldmieri9feitcn erDrtcrt mcrbcn,
bic bielen 2anbcrn bnrd) bcibe fries=
fiibrenbe Yartcicn bereitct iperben.
9as pifi5icllc appenbagc, attnbt
nidt, bab sic aonfcrens mic bon
Stodbplm beri6tct ipllrpe, licb NIT be.n
@erincb elmer Sriepenspernlittlung
abgcben miro.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-03-09
llnttrbanolnngen 5miiden Sentldlano nnO
Il, g, bQben wieOer begDmnen.
Sotidafter Sernitorf iiberreid,te aemes Wiemoram
O1tttt.
9eutfdlano nn oas alte S0erred baeu, peun Gnaano


s. lci aber 6coretid ot nn9 6cuonn 4r6sie
Ser ncriecfrg no6pcnoa 9lcpreioe geqe sic britae
@unactblodooc sufrc searinouns ocadeu stanobnf
s Senator stone ueriitc 9etcrn Senot 2of Eq qgl
ion 6rieoen eaen 9rpfidiunsan1eiocntcnt inn
saate Gertnont nit 5000 9ehrbt aeIolaoen
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-03-09
@s miro pic( llnelild gc6cudelt,
aber lpet) mehr @lilcf.

Sogoaos 6all bcporitc6eno
Die &llIien lino nur piebuuoert @lciz
len bon Sagoao entfernt :. ynltr~
picrlunocrt. Sugoao lit Iiher.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-03-09

in Garta9cna actDotet unb bielc anoere
Ferloncn, baruntcr s Gpli5ilteu, pcrz
ipllnbct. Ser Strcif bat lief ouf Serrol
unn Barcelona pcrbrcitct. Serrpl lit
Der 5altptfricgsbafen Spaniens.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-03-09

cruc oit aneri Geicutg aetalt 1e6e bos 1n1e
aren 5ur slberbereoug oes 1iemcranou 6e6rar
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1916-11-11
Precious Metals in India.

Precious metals continue to accu-
muIate in India in enormous quaint
ties in spite of the war. This is
brought out by the figures of the gold
and silver imports of the current year,
which are now published. These show
that after deducting all expectations
there has been in three months an ad-
dition to the stores in the country of
no less than 158 Iakhs worth Of gold
and 229 lakhs worth OF silver. In the
same period the minis in India have
struck OF the large sum OF So 1akhs
of rupees which has thus also been
added to the circulating wealth OF the
Inhabitants, a total value of over
81 1000, 900.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1916-11-11
An American

A native Of any part of North o.
South America is literally an Ameri-
can, since he is a native OF one Of
the American continents. Usage, how
ever, has narrowed the term so that
''an American" is generally under
stood to be a citizen or native Of the
United States of America, while a
native of Canada, Mexico. Central or
South America is known as q Cana
dian," Mexican Brazilian fGuate-
malan,'' or the like. The reason for
the usage does not lie in any feeling
that the United States preempts.
stands for, or 1overshadows the other
parts Of the western hemisphere, but
simply IN the fact that, while Can
ada, Mexico, Brazil, the United States
of Colombia, etc, are words which
admit OF adjective formation, "Ameri-
can" is the only adjective which can
be formed from the name Of our cOun-
try to denote its citizens or 70 apply
to its interests, industries, cities, etc
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1916-11-11
HELP Fer POTATO GROWERS
Finest CT THaers May Bs Grown With
the Aid Of EmbaInniHs Fluid. tx
perimerEs Shcw.

It seems very curious that 2 chem.
cal extensively used 10 preserve the
dead in me way OF an eEa5aiE-iIs fluid
could be successfully CS-d as q help
toward growing good potatoes. but
such IS the case, Temari-z IL exchange.
Z has been found thai proper 50
luton OF fornaI6ehyde VIII insure a
most excellent crop OF the finest pota-
toes, where il has formerly been cuite
oiilcuit 10 make certain sui sew any
thing but q very Inferior crop
To preFant scahbE or rs y-apHal--
Ing potatoes, The potatoes 10 be plant
ed should be soaked fer two hours II
\ solution composed OF che PINT Of
pure formaldehyde TO 90 gallons OF
water.
II may be placed IN large tubs, and
he potatoes put IN bU-lap sacks and
aid in the liquid fer . couple OF hours,
and then spread out on clean grass to
dry for an hour or more before cutting
and planting.
The potatoes should be cut into
pieces hav:-S t7vo or more eyes from
which TO sprCut.
One good plan where 2 number Of
bushels o. potatoes are 70 De planted
is to have the liquid in barrels, with
spigot at the bottom for drawing on
liquid.
Potatoes should not be gathered up,
after being treated, in the same s-cEs
or baskets they wee II prior 10 being
soaked, as they are apt to be Eeinfect-
ed more or less by the disease which
IS being fought.
In certain localities the potato has
become SO diseased 1t is almost in
possible TO secure pure healthy seed
and this formaldehyde process is rem
edying the difficulty largely.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1916-11-11
Election Proclamation.

Whereas, over forty per cent of the
qualified electors OF the city of HAYS, II
the state of Kansas, have by their peti-
ton requested that a special election be
called of the voters OF said city of HAYS
for the purpose Of submitting to said
voters the question of whether the city
of Hays, Kansas, shall adopt article ten
of chapter Is, General Statutes of 1909.
and that an ordinance has been passed
by the mayor and councilmen calling
and authorizing said election.
Now, Therefore, 1, b. W. ChItten-
den, Mayor of the City of Hays, Kan
sas, do hereby give notice and pro-
claim that on Monday, Nov 20, 1916.
between the hours of O'Clock a. m.
and six O'Clock p. n, there viii be held
IN Hays City, Kansas, a special election
Of the voters Of said city, at which
election there viii be submitted 70 the
qualified electors Of said city the fol
lowing question:
Shall the city OF Hays, Kansas, adopt
the provisions of article ten, chapter
1S, General Statutes of 1909, the same
being an act providing for the govern
ment OF cities of the second class BIZ a
board OF commissioners.
The polling place at which votes viii
be received II the first ward Of said
city Is az the Office OF Alex Schueler-
In the second ward at the CITY hall
In the third ward at the Grand Army
Hall. H Ghittsnden.
Attest. T. T.-redltssks Mayor,
City fsefs
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1916-11-11
RESEARCH STOPPED BY WAR
Observations CT Wireless Teiesrapi1y
on Large Scale Had Seen
Planned ~ Nations.

Worldwide cooperative obserTa-
tons IN wireless biography were
Planned BY a committee OF the British
association for the Advancement OF
Geiance, Eh.sh reported at the Aus
t-2lisD meeting a year ago this sum
DlSr tl2t the project had been cordial
: embraced throughout the British
empire and n other countries 4
F5.riety OF statistics were 10 ne collect
q ,bree days each week ard suitable
51r-cs had been distributed on a large
scale The outbreaks OF the European
V-av. however. wrought havoc with
MS undertaking, which had promised
20 throw light On several obscure ques-
tons IN autobiography and only 4
rev stations IN India. Australia. Can
60; the West Indies and the United
States are now keeping up the work.
Private wireless stations throughout
the British empire we're either dis
Uantied O. taken over by military au-
thCrities. while naval and other Official
stations stepped al Pu-c,-- scientific
observing. Similar c3z5ltia1s pre-
vailed IN the other LsGlseFent coun-
tr:es. The same ci-cl1stances led to
tEe complete failure OF the extensive
sclleEe OF special observations planned
IN connection with the solar eclipse OF
august =. 1914. except for 4 few o.
servGtions made n NorYa-- and
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lection Proclamation.

Whereas, The Hays Electric Light
Company has asked the Council Of the
City of Hays, Kansas, to grant to it a
new franchise, and whereas a resolution
has been passed by the acting mayor
and council men of said city authorizing
an election to be called for the purpose
of submitting to the voters of the city of
Hays, Kansas, the question of whether
the city OF Hays, Kansas, shall vote
bond for the purpose of buying said
light plant.
Now therefore I. H. W Chittenden,
acting mayor and president of the couE-
Gil of the city of Hays, Kansas, do here
by give notice and proclaim that on
November 20, 1916, between the hours
of eight (0 o'clock 2. m, and six e.
clock p. m, there will be held in
Hays City, Kansas, a special election
of the voters of said city, at which
election there viii be submitted to the
qualified electors of said city the fol
lowing question:
Shall the city of Hays, Kansas, issue
its bonds in the sum of S29O33. for the
purpose of buying the Hays Electric
Light plant. The polling place at
which votes will be received in the first
ward of said city viii be at the office of
Alex Schueler.
will be the City Hall OF said city; and
in the the third ward the polling place
viii be the Grand Army Hall.
Witness my hand this Goth, day Of
October, 1916,
H. W. Chittenden,
Acting mayor and president of city
council.
Attest: F. Loreditsch,
Clerk,
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NATION HAD EXALTED IDEAS
pyramids and Temples OF Early Mexi-
can Race Reveal Much to
Student Of Religion.

Religion and superstition are much
combined in the mind Of the Mexicans,
the result OF both ancient and modern
creeds. As to the antique beliefs and
cult, there IS much that appeals to the
philosopher II the religious structures
and history of the prehistoric, semi
civilized peoples of Mexico, or indeed
OF Spanish-America, whether North
or South.
The pyramids and temples which
the Toltecs and the Aztecs and the
Incas built have something grand and
broad underlying their main idea, the
idea CT being able to get on their tenn
pies rather than in them.
There is ever a source of inspiration
in being upon the point Of an emf
nence, to commune with providence,
rather than being immured within
some gloomy walls, with topping
spires overhead. The spirit ever tries
to get out, to ascend, and is exalted in
accordance with it's altitude.
Did not Moses at Sinai bring forth
the enduring Decalogue from the sum
nit Of a great natural pyramid, rather
than from the gloomy interior of g
temple?
The exceedingly numerous pyramids
throughout ancient Mexico seem to at
test some exalted idea of natural re-
ligion which found outlet and habita-
ton in the great TeocaIlis.-New York
Telegram.
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THINKEETS
by HARRY sToCK)

by HARRY STOCK
Well, you are four years wiser than
you were at last election time.
The cost of coal is increasing. The
Government is now at work investigat-
ing the increase. Next week, we are
prepared to report slight increase in
that commodity.
Echoes from election night Give on
- (whoever you prefer.l"
oooo
The lights on motor cars seem to
have lost part of their brilliancy.
Leastwise, no one seems to have locat-
ed white-way pole recently.
oooo
Jay E. House: kissing a woman
against her will is the poorest form of
entertainment We are willing to
admit that we didn't know they staged
such performances.
If everyone pays their election bets,
the city win be able to pave.
oooo
The boy who comes home with
scratches on his face may not have
been fighting, after al. It's football
season, you know.
oooo
The early bird may get the worm,
but it's rather lonesome eating alone.
5000
It is time for another U boat 20 put
N its appearance,
The straw vote Is rightly named.
foz can get much grain cut OF straw.
COCO
vs. nssasasa tssk ssssail wsaax e
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Blessing In Disguise.

81 don't see any billboards about
here" said the visitor. DO the resi-
dents object to that kind Of advertis-
mgr"
Yes, but their wishes in the matter
had nothing TO DO with the disappear
ance OF bfllboards hereabouts,' said
the Kansas man. We have proTi-
dence to thank for that"
II don't understand"
well, every time we accumulate a
flock OF biIIboards q cyclone comes
along and scatters them over six or
seven coundes."