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oyster supper.

Every one is cordially invited to
attend an oyster supper and bazaar
10 be held by the members of the
Aid Society OF the United Brethren.
church at NorthvieW in the school.
building, beginning at 5 O'Clock. Fri
lay evening.
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SEAT IN HOUSE.
ter Aaseer.rrp rnrsa,
WA SlITNGTON Dec

WASHINGTON, Dec. Is
Former Presidents Taft and
Roosevelt and NIL other future
presidents OF the United States
after their terms expire would
be given a seat in the House of
Representatives without vote
with salary OF $4,000 yearly
by a bill introduced Thursday
by Representative Moore. OF
Pennsylvania. Candidacy for
any political Office would auto
natically bar such men from
memberships in the House.
4 j i. !. + s. = s. \ + r 4. = 4.
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pELIVERY no ZITA.I..Y.
tnY .seeeIA1rlp 800,

PARIS, Dec. 15.-The peac pro-
posals Of the Central powers have
been delivered to the Italian govern
ment. No definite indications arc
given rs tothe conditions upon which
ed 45Fs6 i19 4@f4R 481aF8
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ONE MARRIAGE III CENsE.

a marriage license has been issued
TO John j. Plunkett and Elizabeth
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Patents have been granted to Al
Maryland inventor for gasoline
cartridge for breaking up farm soil
In the same way that dynamite Isl
used.
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"A six-mile bore under James Peak.
IN the Rockies Will cut scventy-t hrce
miles of tho trans-continental trip.
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m 4ig el itse
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.anAn1ociA1rnipnr,n

WASHINGTON, Dec. j The i'm
migration bill containing the restrict
i've literacy test for admission OF
aliens. which has caused three presl-
dents to veto such measure. was
passed by the Senate Thursday So to-
s7. The bill, as amended IN the SEN
ate, now goes to conference. tt
passed the House last session.
ireland has 34 ,88 10 II land holders
having plats not exceeding an acre.
561.7 3 0 who hold more than one acre
and not more than five acres, 53,29
under fifteen acres and II sos 8 not
exceeding til irtY acros
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tCoEtinued on page 3D.
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King
thingan the peace confer renee. p
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-07
Die Sc6reC6en JnOiens.

Der 9eri1t Ser 8ritiI9z SnoiI4sn
Reaierung ii6er Die @erluite an WleH=
f9enleben unO @icb bur9 pilOe Siere
unb S9langen, Ser in oen nSimes
Of Suoia" bonn %. September boris
gen Sabres abgebrudt lit, bringt iiber
oieies tragii9e 4apitsl Oss inOifhen
@oltes Iebr bemertensperie 3ablen.
Dana9 linb i'm lebten Sabre 1745
BerIonen bur9 piloe Tiere eet0tet
iporOen. 9ieies beoeutete ge0en oas
Noriabr cine 3unabme Don 9 Bro3ent.
Die meilten Tdue tommen ouf bus
@9ulotonto oes 9igers, nGmli9 GAG.
SAT- ungloublid ilingt es, OaB i'm
&an9ibiItrift elm eiuaiser Siger ni4t
penieer ais 2S9 Wlcnfben getotet Bat
9ln S9IangenbiB Iino 22,894 perIos
nen eeitorben. Die meiIten Sooess
fGle lino bur9 0en @iB Der 6eri4is
natter berurlo9t, fir oeren pollItdns
oige 9lusrottung BON Der gteeierung be-
fon6sre MaBnobmeu eetroffen iino.
OurW iptloe 2lere llll0 %, (4b
Slid @ie9 get0tet iporOsn, our9
S9IaneenbiB 10,934. Die 3abl Der
get0tetcn lpiloen 3iere betrdet 25,903,
barlnter 14S1 Siger, 6557 9sOpars
ben, 1896 Barren uno 3066 @0lfe.
g[n prGmisn puroen Oafiir 19l ISL
&upies ge3abIt. DAP in einem 2aube,
oos ii9 felt 3pei Snbrbunoerten Der
Seonunsen cngliiber Oberbobeit unO
8ipiliIation erfreut, Elm 9lnwa9ien
oieier, cine 10 trourige SpraGe reoens
Der 3ablen m0gliA III, miro ourc6 Oen
S9IuB bes 9eri6ies beleu9tet. Sn
san5 Snoieu, nit ieinen mebr als 200
Millionen Ginpobuern, gibt es nur
176,779 @epe9re in 0dnoen oes @ols
les. sSm lebten Sabre Bot ii9 oieie
3abl, pie nit @efrieDigung feitgeiteat,
miro, Iogar I'M 5700 oerringert. Dem
inoil9en @olfe miro bic gBaFie, UNI
2eben unb Sobe gu f@iibeu, oerpeis
CERT. Bebrlos Iin0 lie ben pilcen
8eitien Der 9I9uneeln ousgeliefert.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-07
WrnnOciacntbuino.gli .gliartt.

Die .4Bt6ios.9itter" merOen jes
ocnfalls in sen ndditen To9cn ben
9eiibtitcl ouf orei @rlmoItiide an
Scr 9lorOoitede BON Charles mo
9Srciton StroBe cr6alteu ouf iuel-
den ser Oroen Gin neueS Seim er.
ridten mill.
las Orciii0dige 0aus ytr. 1925,
glrgplc 9lUenuc, puroe BON YlaiIoe
Grace &opell ou Spencer %. Glarf,
jin., uerfauit.
gSildam Scnlep inlO 6rau fauitcu
BON Clarence @. @rabam Oas
@}ietbs- s-@rinSitiid g1r. 30t3, @ol-
broof-9Ipenle.
@omuno 9. Iidep mietbcte fiir
ldugere 3eitOauer oaS Saus g3r. s,
GIub Rooo, @oIanO Forf, bon Gr.
~. u. @illougbbp.
@eorgc Sarrpmau bat BON Siaac
@eropib iiini 9auiiellcn an ser
6lcct- mo Caroline StroBe nit Ser
9l6iidt aefouit, ooraui Gin groBcS
TabritgebGuoe 81 errihten.
Tos Sous g3r. 25t7. e5llilforo.
9(pcuue, purOc BON IronciS 3.
S6Icpp fiir 6. @. Stritebofi bernie
tbct.
3. q. Ciamono faufte bon Ser
6irma @c66 & gB6itc oos Sous aui
Sen @rlnoiriden Nr. ll5 imo l46,
gIilia Terrace
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-07
g5ricu. .yladlrid,tcm.


@roBc 9lodfraae berridt nah allen
9nSgobcn an scr 9lcw yorfer
9orie. gcic 9lcforo.9Iotium-
gcu wcrocu ocr5cidnct. Bal.
timorer @oric rubia Gel.
gruppeu OerIoren bci idpadcnt
Sanoel.
Cine groBe 9lohirage nocb gluSga.
ben aller 9(rt berridte geitern bel
@eginn Scr goric unS qemonuen ale
beionocren glftien. Gen aroBtcu
@epiul bate Snouitrial 9lIco5ol
3u uer5eidneu iuoem es 27s aui
169 iiieQ. Marine-gIusgaben marct
au1 in giter 9ladfrasc. Sutcrnatio.
nal 9lidel mar aftib lno felt miO
wuroeu einisc fIeiue @jepiuuc in
nicorig notirten Suouitrie 9(ttien
gemoht.
glm glo6mittag wuroen 9lctor0-
g}otirimgeu in peridieocneu @ertbei
cr5iclt. glmericon 3inc flettcrte aui
%, einc ucue Sobc; wd6reno ncue
9rciic in oielem Sabre bci @ocoridl
nit 70 uu0 9lmerican 2inieeo nit
74% pcrmcrft wurocu. Mcrican 4c-
trolcim pcrfouite nit t13h
@eiouOcrS Iiort Jeigten ii6 sic
Gauuoiideu gleeicrlnGS Bombs.
SnO. gllcobol iiica i'm 9ladmittaas.
@arft ouf 1902 mo gepauncn
aud anoere 9lnSgobcn Der Spe5iaIi.
taten mo arie0swcrtb9rippc, ais
aid Giicilbobu 9(usoobcu Ger
Nlartt mar GIT lmo ieit.
9oItim or cr 90rfc.
Tie biciigc 9orie Ocrlicf mic in oC1
ooronacaauecuen Saacu rtbig rmo
o6nc beionOerc 9tn5ciden iraenO mel.
der lluterncbmn9sluit Spchdotio.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-07
&IeingelOnOt.

mlnn I9reibt uns: 2lu9 in friibe,
rem 3eitsn berrI@tc i6on mun9maI
GROCER Wlangel an tleiner Mliin5e in
9eutI9lanb un0 5ipar ebenfols aIs
8egIeitsri9einung Der &riee es5eit. IT
MGbrenD Scr napolsonif9sn &riegs
fbrieb a. g. Rarl b. Stein, Ser Gls
teite Sobn BON @oetbes yrsuuoin, bon
Ro9berg aus an Isinen in S@IeIien
anfGfiigen 9ruGsr ssriB, ben 2iebling
unb S9iiI,r 9oetbes, iiber Oie @ers
bdItniiie in Meimar u1o Gbiiriugeu
II. a.: v0ie Ss4Isr iin0 bier 10 rar,
bob Ole Raufleute einem nicbt berauss
seben ipOuen auf son5es @eIO. 0ie
9ammer (Stoatsbdupttoiie) peripe9,
felt einem Oas @elb, nimmt aber,
psnn man fir cinen 2uubtboler
Se9isr baben min, einen GroI9eH
QlgiO.4 Die internationolen @eloDers
bdltniHe BON oamals peroen peiterz
bin in einem 8sricbte beriibrt, ben
5rou b. S9arot, ole 2onte bes nad
S1leIien berI9logenen 5riB b. Stein,
bieiem BON Den iyeltlidteiten am
Meimarer 6ofe 3u @bren gapoleons
uuo Der perf9ieoenen Msujeitdten
qi6t, uno mo Die llnterIhiebe in Der
Gruppierung Der Dinge 5ipiIden beute
uno oomaIs ins ereIite 9i6t gsriidt
iperoen. Su Der SdiloeruHg etHss
sroBen Sofbaues beiBt es Oa: 1@no=
lid lit oub BEL uns Der Sturm bors
iiber nit 5ipei 9d1en matchmaker,
bic man Dem ruIiiIden 4oiisr uno Der
Prinoeb Stepbanie (oer ipdtereu
@roBber3oain bon 9ooen) gegeben. II
Der &aiIer 9[leranber (pon gtuBIono)
bat oieier Prin5eb 10 iebr Die @our
gemadt, uno er BAT ibr 10 ipobl ges
fallen, bob Iie beim 2lbI9ieo Don Weis
mar bitterlicb ipeinte; oo9 mill man
0ies uicbt oIIein auf oes rufiiIden 8ais
itrs gte9nung gel9rieben baben, ioHs
bern Die Magie, Die Neimar ei9en
lit, unb sic SolioitGt 0es> Dur (6sr=
5oss aorl 2nuguiD, iDres Sntels -
ioa aud 9(nteil on Oieler Rubrung
bdbsn. sic iiebt ober nicbt tOuhant
aus. ionosrn pie Elm fran80iiiaes
MdOHen, brGunli9 uno mager. 9roBe
9laIe, WhlnO uno ipeiBs Sabine, leihs
ter @eItalt unD iebr gut tangent, pel=
9es iie beionoerS in Der 1uoOrile
5eigte, no fie nit Serrn 8etbmau aus
5rantfurt taH3te. DieIer bat erpreb
aus 6rantfurt bertommen miiKen, um
Oem ruIIiIdben Ssoiler @eIo all brins
gen. neil er iib ouf Der 3eiIs san8
perausgabt botte," 9lls SroHie Der
Meltgeiai9te borf es be3einnet pers
BEN, oaB Elm gorfobre unIeres Rei6ss
tau5lers bon 8etbmaun Solpeg eli
mem in finon5iele @e0rdnsnis eero=
tenen ruiiii6en &oiler Gjelo OorIhies
Zen mubte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-07

ncn iuarcu niht 81 ucrnerten mo
bate ser ihmahe Mlarft aroBen
GinihlB aui Oie all uu0 fit iib nidt
6o6eu 91otirmgcn. Cie Scl1uippc
icbtc in GosOen Commons itart Inn.
abcr 5ll ie6r uicOriaeu &reiicu. Eic
bette 9}otirune wuroe in Oicier Pins
qabc nit IA gcmadt mdbrcnS
@aplano Gel iid aui s mO 73s
belt, obcr itpaH pcrfniIite.
Cic @auf.GlearingS betruacn sc.
Itern $7094221 gegeniibcr $5,3S9,-
DAT am gIeideu Gage OcS 8oriabrs.
Die gilan5 mar $6t1,12S gegen
$423,07S an ieIbeu Gage oeS @or.
ia6res.
Ser @an0cISberid5t.
@iiuItigc 9crid,te traieu pom alien
Seiten eiu. Ger 9egiuu oeS mar.
men @etterS trug piel gum Steigcn
OeS aleiubonoclS bel umo miro oieicr
llmItauo ircuOig begriiBt. Der Sou-
6clS.llmiat 3eiat cineu groBcu @e-
pinn gcgeuiiber oem @oriabre IN
uerihieocnen 8rauhen 6roiiiten IN
D1ateriolpoorcn unO glabrunasmit'
tel Dobei quite 9Iahiroge trob Der
@rciserbobuug in pieleu Saheu err
fobreu Gie Presiteigcrlng III
bouptidHliH in 3uder. 3oiiec etc.
ais aud pcridicoene 6leiidiortcu.
6o6ritnnten pom aleiouuaSitiidcn
6crihtcu c6cniaas cine glusocbnmg
0es @eIdaites, tros0eu iic ourt Slr.
6citer.Rouael lmo SAMPLER IN Ge.
Uiiien 9lriifelu oic III 6abrifen niht
gelieicrt ipcroen fomten. oHigeboltcu
lino. Gie Ginfoilirumg bon @clocrL
pclbc inl Siioen ctuos luueiom Dor
lid aiug, 5cigt ciueu Sdritt our Bel
icrug, in0 lit oieier auh I'M ganjcn
Canoe 5r uernerten
glQgcmeu miro augenommCn, oab
oic oicsi1brige Eonatcu uno @orns
Grnote cine groBcrc ais I'M @orio6re
icin miro. Ser Marft iiir Gouicr
ucn.Somoten lit ic6r felt 6ci guteir
@reiicu imo eeraoe OaS @egentbeil
Ser lebtcn @obcn 100 wcnig 6N
tlcincm oocr gar feincmGeroienit Der.
fouft wroc Gie iebiacu Gertauie
imo oic bciicn icitocm Ole SSnouitric
6cgonneu bat. 9lr. 3 Somatcn Der
toricn nit 81 pro Gllteuo, gir 2
nit 80 Gents. mo lperocu wabr.
idciulA I'M 10 bis Is GentS bobcr
gc6eu Gic Gouieroiurng mar I'M
Sabre 1915 100000 aiiteu ipcni0cr
ais i'm Sabre 1914. @s miro gciaat,
oos tcinc ggonrcu BON 1915 IN oas
Sobr 1916 6iniiber gc6olten iuurOeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-07
Oitads.lIeGertsaanmacu.

aat6crinc q. StotcS on SSo0u s.
GorIin Oitieite @oplor 6roucitroBc,
nobc Belmont glpenue, IA 6ci 100
SlB, 0Irlrno5ins $40, So.
Samuel $. WhirpbD. ir, lmo6ralI
ou ocniclben, Siiomeit Gde Cottage
no6c aepwort6 9lucuue, 2i.5 6ci
SUB, @rnOins $50, $5.
glmelio aroner al @eurp &.9ofcr
IT, e., 8 @rlnoitiide, SIS.
Sones a. 9eolmcor H. So6n 60
an @m. g. Green mo Srmt &cit.
icitc D}onroc., uo6eErattiiruBc 1910
bel Is SUB. So.
Gicicl6cn ou Sol Sebronf orci
@rrnoiiiidc, $5.
So6n %. 6ortc an s. Sruiug9col-
near, A o5rlmoitidc, $5.
Nsarie 81. SainmonO mo @attc al
9l66ie 6. 9lod, Siioipeitieite Spring-
Oolc., na6c @ronooo 9lucnue, 80 bel
t45 SUB, 50.
SomcS @. Sorucu unO 6rol oil
Io6crt ". @ono imo Srait ? @rllnos
iiiidc, So.
So6n @ @orrett II. q. OIL 9iode-
tier Some 9log. 60, 0Rctbte, Gitel H.
Sntcreiicu So.
GQicott pcig6tS 60 an @6illip u.
Stang uno 6raiJ Oloroieite Gomono.
ion, uo6c 2onapooo gluenne, 1l.5
bci % SUB, Cjruno5ins $40, $5.
Nlorp g. Gait on GalOert Securi-
ties H. @eoltD 60, 93r 2li7 9li6-
louo.9lue.. @rim05inS $40, So.
@olter g. @eitp6al oil Sreocrid@-
2ob unO 6ralt 9lr 16l9, 9loro.
SmolnuoooitroBe, 0riuo3 $75, $5.
9)1oicS @eropib imo 6rait al %or'
RI Salas, g1r. 2ii, Siio Spriug.
StraBe. @rilno5ins $i5.45, So.
Geo. Softer al Moru 9l.McSaug6.
lin @ciiieite Scott, nabc @icomico.
StraBc, 10 Bel GnB. @runo5ius
gSn. g9 9. 3aD mO 6rau al
9Pop 2. @onO, 2 Cots.
Sonuel Gbctnoii al GouiO ga
i6cfi mo 6rau, S03 9liSduit6 STR
t6.9 bel $50.
Glepelano U. 9calncar all &id.
s. Rleoiants mo glnocrc, ErutreS.
92orooiticitc ser @lonpelicr, nabc Su-
ocpcnocncc.StraBc 2i bel 1905.
GanieI Scluell all 9ilomig @ag.
ncr, Sr. Siiooitieite Der @am6urg.
nabc GroB .StroBe, 1l.6 bel rs.
9u0luig @agner, IT, al Gonicl
5ciucll uno GjattiL Siiooiticitc Der
Samburg, StraBe, nabc 6roB li.6
bci IS.
Soms @ornitein mo 8rni, oil s.
acuicr imo 6rnlL Siioicitc Der ga
roto0o 9traBc, nobc 6rcmont 30 bel
il0.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-07
. ugereiniats sannsr BON gaItimOrs.4
(GeoriinOet 1850

Sonptqnartier: .@eruaaia-Dldn-
ncrGor.G .Glubbans, 91r. S52, O2oro'
&oworo.Strabe.
9Srdioent SenrD Sbouos, ger.
3t6, @eIt.Sorotoeo.StraBe
Sobn u. aIein, Tirigent, gsr. 2O1,
observation-disclosures.
George SinrneI6eber, prolotoni.
renoer rmo correiponOirenoer Setre'
lar, yir. 4i9, 6orreit-StroBe.
Scrmann Wlidlid, ShobmeiIter,
92r. 713, @arncr-StrlBe.
Sinon3-Sefrctdr Gbas. HciubarOt,
Scott. ino Soinburq.StraBc.
@m. g. Silochronot, 9ibGotbetar
y'r. 2029, 8re0crid- 9loemle.
GDos. Olelt JSr. 246, 01orO-6ulton.
9lpc., &oriiscr ocs Wlnlif-Gomite's.
r9lrion.@eiansUerein,
oSdrmouie,"
.@erNauia-Mdnle
n8ro6Iiun."
.lbalid.Mdmerdor,"
nMo6nrt-@dunet6or,
,@idcnfrau5."
\ ,@ernania 9uortett.Glub,"
,,Melooie."
nMctger.@eiangOcrein,"
o@etcno.2ieoerfran8~.
,@creinistc glrbeiter Singer uOa
Baltimore"
Souptquarties: glr- 2029, Sreoe.
rid.glbenne.
Sobu gIoto, Erditocut, O1r. 2O29,
gopOeStrabe.
George gg. 4oebImau, 1irigent,
9lr. POPS, Ioirmount-9lUenue.
aorl Sde6eu, Setret6r, 7lr. 3405,
6oIier.SIueuue.
sSroif @orIesfe, sdatmeiiter, gar.
2f0. Sho 6. StrnBe.
.5o5ialiIiiide 2ieoertafeI,~ Sing.
ihmOe Gieuito9, gar 2029, SreOcrid-
9lUenle.
.glrbciter oicocrtaicl~ 2ocliIt.
Eoiut. SingitiiuOe Mittmod.
n9lrbeiter ojeIoueOereiu Giaiofeit. "
uGDriuo'S Soac," Singihuoe 6rei.
tag.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-07

Gin 3pergtelepbon lpuroe in elmer
Der leBten Gibuneen Der 3oDal Sos
cietD Of 2onoon borgelegt Gs BAT
bic Sorsl zines tleinsn 3pliroegs bon
etpa 8leiItiftIt6rfe uno 1T on0ertbolb
3entimeter lang. Sin duBerit feiner
Platinorobt miro our1 ben Dur9gang
Oes bonn Sprehen berrii6renben eletz
trff9en Stromes Derlbieoen erpdrmt,
baour9 entiieben 9erOtdtIngen uno
@erbiinmngen Der umgebehoen 9uft
uno bamit bOrbare 2uftpelen. Der
Qlpparot 1T, ipie 0ie Mo9enI6rift
npromstbeus" beri9tef. Helm eenua,
Inn in oas Dbr eiugefiibrt 3u iperoen,
uHo 70 bient er gleid5eitig oo5u. autere
gsrduI8e fern5uboIten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-07

~SSic itc6t OoS wcrt6c 9cfinoen?"
riit Gir ein aolegc tdglib 5iL ober
bel Dcincm 9cgrdbuiD III cr uucr.
binOcrt4.
The Bridgeport evening farmer. [volume] (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1866-1917, 1916-02-22

WE ARE LOCAL DISTRIBUTORS OF COL1JM-
BIA TIRES AND TUBES, MICRO PISTON
RINGS, WEED CHAINS, DOUBLE FABRIC
BLOW OUT PATCHES, JOHNSON'S AUTO
MOBILE WAX, 81 DIXON'Ss GRAPHITE
GREASE, VULTITE CEMENT AND PATCH
{ ES, CLIP-ON FORD ACCESSORIES, AND
MANY OTHER LINES, ALL LEADERS IN
THEIR RESPECTIVE CLASSES.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1916-08-08
Says Turning Point of Great War Has
Been Passed.

Headquarters of the General Staff
in France, Aug. s. - General Joseph
Joffre, generalissimo of the French
army and the guiding spirit OF the
united army of the entente allies, talk
ing to a group OF correspondents, ex-
pressed the view that the turning
point of the great conflict now has
been successfully reached and passed
and, with the united action of the en-
tente allies on many fronts. they were
pressing forward to certain collapse
of the German efforts and to an as
sured victory of the allied armies.
Although the fighting is getting
more and more bitter" General Joffre
said. every one recognizes in the
complete unity of the allies that des'
tiny has shaped its course and every
one can clearly see what the final out
come is going to be"
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1916-08-08

The readers OF this paper will be
pleased to learn that there is at least
one dreaded disease that science has
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upon the blood and mucous surfaces or
the system, thereby destroying the
foundation Of the disease. and giving
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The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1916-08-08
KILLED IN AUTO ACCIDENT
James M. Fitzpatrick Caught Under
Overturned Car.

Minneapolis. Aug S James M
Fitzpatrick, superintendent OF the gov
ernment high dam, was killed when
the automobile he was driving turn
ed turtle on Minnehaha parkway, be
tween Minnehaha Falls park and the
river.
+. NJ Holton, who owned the car
and was riding with Fitzpatrick. was
thrown out and stunned.
The two men were found uncon
scious in the road by Lieutenant ]. 5
Nichols and Lieutenant c. F. Baird
First field artillery, who were driv
ing in an automobile toward the river
Fitzpatrick was pinned down by the
overturned machine, which they lift
ed from his body. He was uncon
scious and died in an ambulance on
the way to the hospital.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1916-08-08
MORGAN DOUBLES
HIS INHERIT ANCE

New York, Aug According to the
completed appraisal just made the es-
tate of the late J. p Morgan was
worth s73,l49,000, of which $53
91S went to the present J. p. Morgan.
From what was learned the present
Morgan firm has made as much money
during the past two years as the old
head of the house made during his
whole career as the recognized tinan.
cial and industrial leader of the Unit
ed States.
In the first place, under its contract
with the British government the Nor
gan firm has received a commission
of 26 per cent on all munitions and
supplies purchased. Those purchases
during 1915 and 1916 will foot up not
less than $4,000, ,000, 900.
Then the Morgan firm has received
a banking commission on all loans
placed. The loans now aggregate 81,
100000, 900.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1916-08-08
OVERMAN OPPOSES MEASURE
Attacks ConstitutionaIty of Child La
Dor BILL

Washington, Aug S.-An attack on
the constitutionality of the pending
child labor bill was made In the sen
ate by Senator Overman of North
Varolina
He insisted the issue should be sub
mitted to the states as constitution
al amendment.
Senator Oyerman submitted statis
tics designed To show a beneficial ef
feet on society of child labor
Records OF 1910 he said. showed
that only fifteen children in 100000 be
tween fourteen and sixteen years oi
age in North Carolina were commit
ted to jails or warehouses;, as com
pared with 279 i'm Massachusetts. 19E
In Rhode Island and 122 il Missouri
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1916-08-08
STREET CAR STRIKERS
AGREE TO PROPOSALS

New York. Aug S-President Ma.
hon of the Amalgamated Association
OF Street Electric Railway Employees
announced at the close of the EN-.
ployes' meeting that the tentative
agreement had been ratified and that
the men were ready to 60 back to
work If the agreement also was rati
fed by the directors OF the New York
Railways company.
The terms of the proposed settle
ment were not made public in advance
ed that the demands of the strikers
for wage scale of 30 TO 33 cents an
hour were granted. together with
virtual, IL not. official recognition OF
their union and an agreement to the
mems demand that the future differ
ences between the men and company
should be submitted for arbitration
to a committee representating the dis
putants
Should a settlement of the strike
affecting the New York Railways com
pany be brought about it is generally
believed that similar agreement
would be made with the strikers OF
the surface lines In Queens county.
This agreement also may have al
influence toward settling the strike
on the Second and Third avenue sur
face lines and the independent lines
OF Staten Island.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1916-08-08
Hard Battle for Control of
New England State.
HUGHES ASSUMES CHARGE
G. o. p. Presidential Candidate Will
Handle Campaign for Republicans
and viii Be Assisted by Former
Presidents Taft and Roosevelt.

Washington. Aug s. Preparations
for the fall campaign in Maine are
nearing completion and within a short
time an army OF speakers from the
Republican and Democratic parties
will invade the state
Charles Evans Hughes will assume
personal charge of the campaign on
behalf of the Republican party and
his two aides will be former Presi-
dents Roosevelt and Taft
President Wilson is being urged by
Democratic leaders TO take personal
charge OF their campaign, but thus far
he has insisted that the honor go to
Secretary of the Navy Josephus Dan
iels
The Republicans will send Senators
Harding of Ohio. Kenyon of Iowa
Lodge and Weeks OF Massachusetts
and Sherman OF Illinois, former Sena
tor Burton of Ohio, Congressman Foss
or Illinois and Fess Of Ohio. and for.
mer Secretary of the Treasury Leslie
NJ. Shaw into 500 towns for the Maine
campaign
Secretary OF War Baker. Assistant
Secretary OF War lngraham, Secretary
of Commerce Redfeld and Secretary
of Labor Wilson will aid Secretary oi
the Navy Daniels In his effort to win
Maine for the Democrats.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1916-08-08
SHOULD SLOAN'S LINLMENT GO
ALONG7

OF course 1t should! For after a
strenuous day when your muscles nave
been exercised to the limit an applica-
ton of Sloan's Liniment Will take the
soreness and stiffness away and get you
I'm fine shape for the morrow. You
should also use Ii for a sudden attack
of toothache, stiff neck. backache,
stings. bites and the many accidents
that are incidental to a vacation. we
would as soon leave our baggage as go
on q vacation or camp out without
Sloan's Liniment." Writes one vaca-
ZIONIST: I'VE use IL for everything
from cramps to toothache." Put bot
tie In your bag, be prepared and have
no regrets.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1916-08-08
QUESTIONS FOR CANDIDATES
Woman Suffrage Association After
Seekers for Office

Washington. Aug. S-The Woman's
Suffrage association is trying 10 lind
out what the candidates for congress
think about the proposed federal
amendment for suffrage.
The following questions have been
submitted to each nominee for the
senate and house:
Are you in favor of woman suf-
frage?
IF elected will you vote in congress
to submit to the states federal
amendment to enfranchise the women
of this country?
"lf appointed OH committee in
whose jurisdiction such an amend
ment should fall will you do all In
your power to expedite the passage OF
such a measure?"