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Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1916-06-19

The Eastport Just Government
League will hold its third regular meet
ing, tonight at 7:30 at the home of
Mrs. Minnie..Scott. Beavin.
Mrs. A. C. Hill will open the meet.
ing and the speakers will be Mrs. B.
]. Byrne of Ellicott City. Mrs. Robert
Moss and Mrs. Spencer Murray of An
napolis.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1916-06-19
WATER WITCH
TO HOLD CARNIVAL.
Annual Affair to be Held Next Month
---Ladies Asked to Cooperate.

-..LaoleS ASKED 70 cooperate.
The Water Witch Hook and Ladder
Co, will hold carnival the latter
part of July. This is an annual sffair
but this year the company hopes to
receive the generous patronage of the
citizens as they will make an effort to
finish paying for the new aerial truck.
The carnival will possibly be held
on the plot of ground at the foot of
Main street. In anticipation of the
coming event the company will shortly
hold meeting for the ladies at which
final arrangements will be made. All
ladies of the city who are interested
in the welfare of the fire laddies are
invited to be present at the meeting of
which due notice will be given.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1916-06-19

Colonial. Tuesday Ridgely and
Wallace Reid in 1.-The Love Mask" in
a photodrama of exciting adventure
aud love. adv. l2tjl9
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1916-06-19

"The Man on the Box" an in-
tensely interesting romance. an ex-
tremely funny Mutt and jeff" car
tom and Pathe Weekly at Colonial,
Monday. adv. .2tj7l
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1916-06-19

Max Figman in 1.-THE Man on the
Box" pictur cation Of Harold Mac.
grath's famous novel Colonial. Mon
day. adv 2tj17
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1916-06-19

''The Love Mask" a photodrama
thrilling in story and exciting in
scenes-C Colonial. Tuesday. adv. 2tjl9
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1916-06-19

The Love Mask" an excellent
Paramount Picture, starring Cleo.
Ridgely and Wallace Reid Colonial.
Tuesday. adv.2tjl9
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1916-06-19
NOTICE TO NAVAL OFFICERS !

This is the time when you are look
ing for a reliable firm to handle yUuf
household goods for shipping. We
take special care In packing and stor
ing goods at reasonable rates. We also
have motor vans to move from one city
to another.
Call 270 for further particulars.
n29-3m. X u. CHANEi.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1916-06-19
aINotice! Eagles!

At the regular meeting OF Annapolis
Aerie No. 1863, f. o. Eagles, ON mon
DAY NIGHT.JUNE 19. at 8 o'clock bus
mess of SPECIAL IMPORTANCE will
come before the Aerie
All members are urged to attend.
BY order of the
2t1j17 WORTHY PRESIDENT.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1916-06-19
The CAPITAL

q, ike a letter from eome.
see that IL follows you where
aver you go. 80 cts. q month
by mail.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-10-25
Treie Yrefe fit Seras: M}ittpod Is. Oftober 1916.

fraft uno &oufluit fir amerifanii6c
&auren aQer Nrt ltarf 5ugenont=
men bat. IS gibt ouf ben 8bilip=
pinen iebt cine lebr groBe In5aDl
omerifonil6er Automobile, uno
nidt nltr ~oie biligen Sobrifote,
onlerifonii6e @ebmaaren, &leioer
Ano 5dltbe iperoen in eroBen Men=
oen impprtiert, uno @iien= l1llo
e5tablmaoren baden iebr euten 4b=
iab. God tperben 1li6t nur NIT Sen
8ereiniaten Staaten iebr reee Sarl=
belsbe5iebungen gepflogen, ionoerjl
ard nit Ssapal1 uno China, obtuol
ser Sal1oel nit lebterem lid) falt
ousldlieBIi6 auf ben austalI6 bon
gtobItoffen bei6rdnft.
0ieier itetigen Iusoebnnng bon
Sonoel nn0 Snoultrie iteben nur
5lpei Sinoerniiie e1tgegen, Der
Nfangel an geeigneten Sransportge-
legenbeiten nno Ser Wangel an SD
pitoI, begin. Der bobe 3insfuB, Ser
fir 0arleben berednet miro. Be-
siiali6 oes %erlteren fam MIR bic
Belt aQein s(bbilfe bringen, obnol
Ifitens ser Gegierung alles getan
miro, SEN 8au BON gabnen SIT err
mntigen nno quite StraBen o%n5nle=
gen. ge5iigli6 Oes lebteren erbofft
man ii6 BON Ser nel1en National6aaf
zine gepiiie gr1ei6terung Ser Situ1=
ton; oduernoe nno mirfialne Silfe
aber fam MIR our6 3nitromen aus
ldnoiI6eu, %%ionoers amerifanlidef1
aapitals gel6affe1 meroen, nno ge-
ridte mie Ser oes Or. @iais itno oa
Iebr geeigftet, oas @epinnbringen6e
bon &opitalsanlagen anf 0en Ibi=
lippinen einbringli6 Dor @ugen 5u
fihren.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-10-25
Die Deuttge Gage.

Die Sran5oien ltnb gngldnoer 10:
ben, pie tie meloen, einen beoel..
tenben grfolg IN Der 8egeno bon
Geronn errungen. Sic polen Die
Oeuti6en bis iiber Sort 0ouaumoli1
binausgeordnet baben. 9ie Nadrid1
flingt unperitdnoli6, miro ober nit
aler gnti6ieoenbeit gemeloet. Sc
itGtigt iie ii6 IN ibrem pouen l1n,-
fange, 10 miro oas natilrli6 feline
@irfung auf Die Sage baben uno emf
meoer 81 einem poaltanoigen aufge-
BEN Geroun's BON Seiten Ser Oeltt-
i6en ODER au erneuten lbperen &dm-
pfen in iener @egeno fiibren. Sr
Ser 8obr1loi6a bat iid Die Sage fir
Die oeutihen Serbiinoeten nod giin-
tiger %geltaltet. Ird G5ernapooa al
Ser 9onail, Ser @nopunft Ser 90
bruoida-gabn 1T iebt in oeutider
Sdn0en.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-10-25
Naheslt %nnaIanbbar.

Habesa nnalanbbar. SD muB
Sbnen oanfen", fhreibt &err Seinr
rid Slider bon sSnperneB, Mont.,
rfir Sbr @Ipenfrauter. Set bier
Sabren litt ih an etrer Magenfraif.
belt. 2ieber mare i6 g~eltorben,
ais elm loIdes eIetioes 9aiein fort
5uleten. SD beiudJte biele Mer8tc
ltno gebrardie aGerlei Mrten Meoi=
sin, aber nidts baIf mir. Damn ee-
brandte i9 Jorni's MIpenfrdiiter
uno = es ideint fait unglaubbar
ib mlroe nieoer geiun6.~
Sails sic iid) fir cine Mebi5in in.
terelieren, Die pirflid gut lit, Die
nidts anoeres entb0lt, ols mas benz
SDitem borteiIboft iii, Damn piro
Sbnen Sorni's @Ipenfrduter gefai-
len. geidt IN apotbefen 81 baber.
Gpesialagenten Iiefern es ben Cen.
ten brett bonn 2aboratorium Ser
5erIteler, Or. 8eter Sabrnep &
Sons 60, 1875 go. Sopne ape.,
Gbicago, 81. (4ns.)
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-10-25
@ertpuGes Mesept.

Gin iunger Wann, Der nod nidt
LANCE berbeiratet lit, pertraut feline
bdusliden Sorgen uno geldmer-
niiie geipobnli6 einem dlteren
S%rellnoe an, oeiien gbeerfabrungen
bereits 5lpan5iq Sabre lang beiteben.
8ieier Gage laste Ser iunae
Mann, als er ben Glteren Sreuno
traf, nit etiuas mie @er5peiflung
in Der Gimme:
Sect babe i9 51l meiner Srau
ettpas eeiagt, mas ibr nift eefiel,
uno nun ipridt iie i6on lett 5pei
Sagen fem 8ort NIT mir"
Ger altere Mann madte sroBe
Iugen.
nS0ren Sic einmal," iaete er,
entiinnen sic iid bieQei6t nod, mas
ses mar, mas sic ibr geiagt baben?"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-10-25
3 % T. Ueti3.

gir erimdem mniere eeier, beren N6onmsment a6aeIanfen 1T, reht
bringeub, bm Ibnlbisen getras nmsebemo en5mienoen, oa es Tins mn-
m0alid III, SEN gamsen Staat bereiien sn lahen.
Wieunanb IuQte oas gatt entgegenneBmen, Der os announcement
nidt fprtsuIekem manIdt. limb nit ser M6befeQmms iolte bic GinfemOnms
os renierenbem getrages erfplgen!
9e 3etmng lit Elm Geidaft me ieoes amoere nnS oesbalb erlamben
mir mms, aeesentid 9ednnngeu anssndifem, amf oerem prumMe ge-
sablmna mir 6eae6en raaHen, benin Dime GeIo lift Td fmn @elhGft fiji
rem.
Sic Grpebitipn.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-10-25
asrafiOeni @ilions nSnmanitat"

Geiit Yralioent Der Ser. Staa=
ten. bat 10 bel iiber Sumanitat uno
oia Yfli6t ser amerifanii6en Sic
gierung fiir Die 8abrung %bumanita-
rer 8rin5ipien ein5utreten, geipro.
den mie 9rdiioent @illon. 9od)
aud bier muB es beiBen: vgeo6 met
men @orten nidt nab meinen Ga
ten iolt SIR gu6 ridten."
Gor ipenigen Sagen traI, auf Der
SeimreiIe nad Davenport, Soma, be-
griffen, elm Observation-Disclosures
@r3t bier ein, Der iib cine Heibe
BON Monaten in oelltlden 2a5aret-
ten betGtigt batte. 2eu1tenoen Slit
ges beriftete er BON Der Mufopferung
oeutider Mer5te nnb Bfleger, BON
oen grrungenldaften Ser Gbirur-
gle unb Der Gerpunbetenpflege i'm
oQgemeinen. SAB 5piI6en Sreuno
uno iSeino nidt Ser geringite Inter
! idieo gema6t miro, peritebt iid) BON
ielblt. Nalr nit elmer Sdpierigfeit
baben oie beutiden @uno1r6te 81
rednell, oas Northumberland fdngt
an fnapp 5u peroeil, rno man muB
nit Dem Sorbanoenen iparIam mirt-
ifaften. Ser Spferfre1ioigfeit nno
Dem legensreiben @irfen beutider
Gfleger iino oaourd 8ren5en ge5o-
gen, Die jeben mabren WenI6en=
freuno auf's idmer5lidite beriibren.
Sn ben eroBen Bulbs peiderit in
8rooflpn lagern felt Dem Wonat
Sebruar &iiten nit gerbano8eug
ufto Meoifamelten Die gum eroBten
Sell bon 9eutidamerifanern be-
idafft tpltroen, Inn in oen 2aSaret-
ten Ser 3entralmdhte Germenout9
5u finoen. 9ieies g~erbmno5eiig fam
ieoof nidt fpeiter geIanot meroen,
neil England es niht geitattet, unb
TrGlioent 8ilIon nidts getan bat,
Inn oieie flagrante Serlebung Ser
@enfer &onbention 81 perbinoern.
8ergebens bat oas amerifaniihe So
tie arels an Sen Graii0enten apel-
liert. England batte befobIen, unb
8rGlibent @ilion nie fem Staats-
Department geborhten, o6ipol elm
@ort geniigt hdtte, Inn Die 9riten
| gefiigig 5u MAIDEN: Seine Solpital-
artifel fir englano, iolange 0as
britiide Snlelreih feline 8lodaoe auf
bas Hote &reii5 ausoebnt.
|. Dos @ort lit nift geiproden NOR
ben. Ser Mann, Ser ii6 ielbit gum
Sitter Der Sumanitat proflamiert
bat, neigerte iid, Dem &oten arelt5
@ebor 5u Ihenfen. @r borte MIR
oie Stimme ieines Meiiters, eng
lambs. Sim 7. Nopember, Dem @a6l-
tage lit jeoem aitlerifanii6en 9iir-
ger @eleeenbeit gegeben, ben ein5i-
! gen mirfiamen Erotelt gegelt oieie
GerleBung 0es einfabiten Sumani-
tdts : Yrin5ips 81 erbeben. Dieter
Hroteit mub 10 ein0ringltd iein, oaB
er nitt allein in @aibingtom oaB
er in Der gar5en 8elt peritanoen
miro. Seoe Gimme fir CHARLES 6.
9ugbes, Der feierlih periprodIen bat,
Die nnbeilpoaen fremoen ginfliiiie
unierm 2anoe fern at balten, miro
ba5u belfen, Dem Broteit eegen sic
bon Traiioent 8ilion geouloeta
@erleeungen mobrer Wenl6lidfeit
groBere @irflomfeit 81 peridoffen,
Seoer @iirger nit einem Tropfen
parmen gllts in ieinen @oern mub
es nls feline erlte Bfli6t betrad)ten,
Braiioent @ilions @ieoerpabl gu
berbinoern. limo oaS fam mn
geldeben, menn man feline Stimmc
am Z. Hobember fir Charles 6.
SuqbeS abqiebt.
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Wm.

Hraftifder Optifer nnb SnipeIter.
8egen gnter SriDen fpmmt ~ ma,
2071@ eth MTamD Ct: Mdss r.r-rt'er+
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N.. s. & 8.

g. a.. IT, & o. 6. & 9. u. geput.s
Nnfunfr -
SO. 2-Won Corpus 9priiti uno garri.
30 Springs :. ......6:80 nndm.
SO. 4-Won Corpus gbrifti II. Droiuns,
bile ...-.......-. 1900 BORN.
gbfahrt -
go. 1-Maa Corpus @priifi ..-....
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 1890 BORN.
SO. 5-Nd6 CORPUS gbriifi unb gars
riao Sprinas :. -. .10:45 nben6s
santa 5e Is. <. 9. q. 9epot).
Nnfunft
SO. 5--@om &orDen. .9:15 BORN.
$40. 1-Wom 9orben -...8:05 abenbs
Gbfabrt-
SO. 2--Nah Dem Norben. .a.15 BORN
So. 6-gah benz 9orben. .7:35 nahm.
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Naael ii6er 8ilionts Gmrupa=Gplitif

SoSn elmer Ieoe iiber .4merifoni=
! ide Erobleme", Die er in ct. 2ouis
belt, iogte Der friibere Sonoelsmi-
| hitter @bos. Nagel:
@ir boben Die Gegel aufgeiteQt,
oob unlere Q4iirger ouf Sdiffen
friegfiibrenoer Wddte oen S5eon
ourffreu5en fonnen. Die &egel til
unantoltbar, oas internationale Sc
leb barf nibt berlebt meroen. 4ber
bic Gegel tm1rbe falib form1liert
sic muBte 10 lauten. oaB uniere
giirger Ben OCEAN auf S6iffea
friegfiibrenoer MGcbte ourbfreu5e1
fonnen nno oiirfen, iofern oie1e
Sdiffe nidt nit M1tnition belaoe'l
limo. (ungebeurer 8eifaW. Die
@erienfung BON WunitionsI6iffen lit
erloubt, BON Saiiagieridiffen nur
Damn, menn oie 8aIiagiere e~erettet
meroen. @os lit M1lnitionsi6iff,
mas 8aiiagieri6iff? Sn %unleren1
Sale mar Dies cine gerletltng ser
N~el1tralitdt. Mber mir baben Gro=
telte geianot neil nniere 8oiiagierc
angebalten lpuroen, neil unIer
Gigentnm ongetaitet puroe. l1no
mir baben nien1als 4ntmort ooer
Iolde crit ipat erboIten. Sd meme
natiirli1 england.
@ir i6iiten bas @igentllm uno
2eber nnlerer 9iirger, bieB es aus
oem Wltnoe bes Eralioenter. @ir
traten fir oas 2eben unierer Sir
ger EN-, iobolo ein l1nterIeeboot IN
8etrodt fam, aber oas g%igentn1u
unierer 8iirger miro bon england
ni6t unberiibrt geloIlen. @ir i6iden
MIR Soften. SIT oaS neutral?
england bat oas He1t, cine
I6mar5e 2ilte auf5unladen, aber es
fat nidt oas Hedt, 1tniern 8iirgern
por5ul6reibet, nober Tie fire 8aa=
rem be5ieben Ioaen. 8ir i6ide;r
MIR Broteite.
Sefferion, Sadion uno Glepelano,
oemofratiide 8rGitoenten batten
in u~nierer gegenmdrtigen 3eit feline
uirfungsloien Soften geiunot. Sic
bitten an Die englil6e Gegierung
gefobelt, mern on meineSGiffe auf-
bGllt, tpenlt on meme BoIt raublt,
tpetn1 on SEN 8iirgern nnieres Cant
oes borl6reiben wiait, BON tuent lie
lire @aaren be5ieben iollen, fpenn
OH inns blodierit, 10 oaB mir unlere
@aaren nidt nod europa Idifen
fonnen, Damn erbalit ou ald] nidts
bon inns. Sn nenigen Stunoen
miiroe bie Srage geloit gefpelen fem.
Sd babe Spmpotbie mir 9eutl9-
Gano, i6 babe Mitleio nno einige
Spmpat6ie fir England, benn meine
Sralt lit cine gngl6noerin. 9ber
i9 bin Dor alien 4merifater unb
trete fir sic &edte meines 2anoes
al ieoer 3eit elm. Sdpeoen SOL
ldlt0 1tn0 one SG)fDe15, 1efe tletlte1
nelttralen Climber, baben TIRE SelbIt=
adtung llno hire rationale @iiroe
e%rfennen laiien, als man ibnen oif-
tieren tuolte, mas fie SIT tur boben
n10 niht. Shneben lagt s1 eng.
LAMB: o&aubit ou mir meine YoIt,
Damn raube ih Sir oeine GoitA.
ltno MN, mas baben Die Gereinig=
ten Staaten getan2 $50 lit bie @iir-
Be Der Sereinigten Staaten2 ST
frdge Sic, iino mir nertral2 Garm
man uns neutral nennen? 8ir baberl
Die Idtltna bes Muslanoes perIo=
rem, bie geiammten friegfiibrenoe
Mta6te NIT eingeidloiien.
@ir baben in bieier 3eit feitler
2incoln inn @eiBen Sauie gefunoen,
aber mir baben einen Ganoioaten,
einen Imerifaner pom Sdeitel Bis
sur Soble, uno oas lit Charles 6.
Sllgbes.
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eiienha6n : Sa6rplam.

Gntnni. =
SEQ. 12-@on 3nrebo $500 por;il.
$50. Coon 2arebo 6.55 nabm.
No. 5-@on ct. Bouts 100 BORN.
SEQ. 7-gon St. 8ortb nno Santa
Sc ; Orfen ........ 9:15 BORN.
SEQ. Soon ct. 2ouis 800 obenS5
SO. 1am.sunfpine speeiala bon 9t:
$50. 4-Nad YaIeffine 1875 moreers
$40. 2-.@nnibine @pectaI" na6 Ct.
2ouis ............9:15 moraens
SEQ. Social Ma9 sapIor -.
80: 5.aaob st. a iii;' aas orf 5a''n M
bee Sa1ta Sc ........7:35 abenbs
1o. 5-Na6 2areoo ....9:30 morgens
ITO. 11-geaG Qarebn 1000 abenos
9. 81. & u. 3.
gnfnnft
$50. 16-gon 9ouiton, Baco uno Cor
pns gbriiti ........6:55 nadm.
gp. 14-gon 6onton unb aiiitenorten
30. ia.@on Doaiam uno nit }iissn D"a'a'
go. 41-@on aerrbiIe. .e:o5 BORN.
$50. 43-bon &erbine, MIR 9onntaas y.
80. 145-gon aerrbiie, taalid, a1tsaes
nomlnen Sonntnaa -.6:45 abenbs
Mbfdnrt
$50. 15-Nab 6onIfon, waco unD Cor.
pls gbriiti ........ 8:45 BORN.
SEQ. 13-Nad 6oniton uno a~iiftenorten
$50. i1-aa6 Doaium nu6 a%iiifenortsn
$40. 4s-aad aerroiue. nur r. an e goun-
80. 1 1aRsn aerrDiae so '5:o5 m e5esss
No. 146)g fah &errpile tdgIih, altsgez
rlomr1ei 6onntnas-. 49,. 7:05 BORN.
g. $. & e. n taaupfIinie.)
gnfunT1 -
NO. 1o1-SamTet 2imiteo. Don NSefu Il.
lnf1s ...4.40 bonn.
No. 102 Snnfet 2imiteo, pom Gan Srall.
cisco 1858 BORN.
$40. 7-sdaeasas. BON Netp Orleans.
sGO QOItst.
No- 8-SdneG5ug. bon Sci 8io
30. s-@uniet 9rpreb, BON Stem pr.
leans ........... 7:1O nadm.
@o. 10-Ganiet grpreB. BON Can Srary
cisco ....-.--- $50 nafhm
Nbfadrt-
30. 1o1--9unref rtnttcO. naal eaa
Grdn.iScn A.60 nnrn,
no 1o2-ernfet 2imiteh. mad aep 81
leans ........ 400 bprni.
Ro. 7-5dnelsug, mad Sell Rio
no. s-5dnenSus mad Metp OrIeans.
30. 9-5unfet grpreb nad Gan Srans
no. ioDemist erprsk. mad ts;' Ssr n' e.
IeIns ........... 1870 nadts
9pesiaI 9aiIh @rpreB nn1 eagle gnB
........... 10 Mitternaht.
sterprrn Siptfu n.
Nnfunfi -
no. 301-gon 9ouiton, Bort 2apaca.
8ictorin. guero -. 7:O5 nadm.
Mbfnhrt-
9n. 302-Nah gue-o. gictoria. Bort
2apncn. 5oniton F.. ..8:15 BORN.
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9me Gurten ppu Srnd arbeiten,
tuie Bidder, rJolbers", Srief6psen ntb
Gunperts, Garten, Girenlare. Ginlabnn.
gen nftu., in 9entfd nno Gneltid1, nett
ausgefibrt. @tfipn & 9 h to { O.
nj a n II Yrintina Gu., FOG Nanarrp ctr.
Sci. Grpdett 1925. (gn3.l
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6aut : Kranfbcitem.

gcsema, indenbe Sdmcrrboioen. Stole.
Insidlae, GIdsden, rote Ndfe uifp. tpers
ben idnen aeheiIt burh .Sinlae Galbe-.
8ortofrei suaeianbt. greis 50c fir fIeis
ne ii. $1.00 fir aroRe Sdahteft. Gbrefs
iiert: 6. W. 9ro8 Co., gor 23S. eta.
g., glebelanb, Ohio.
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Sn Chicago pur0e ser 9iGbr

ge Srage @artin Goria Der Dem
u0ufie Sang ~angeborte, BON Dem
~15iabrigen 5arn vSbieIosp Sang"
~geborenoen Sranf goung eridoifen
Elm anberer n8ufie" namens Do
bis 0otpns erbielt einen SfuB in's
@ein. Die iid iebt befdmpfeloen
ODER pielmebr y&enoetta" ausiiben-
Sen 8engel it1o Die brittle Genera.
fion feinblihe &arteien.
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Inter W}ittnirfunn RES

belts : MiniIteriums boben 81
Sralien : Sereinigungen, oie 5uIonl-
men 100000 MitgIieoer ouffuei-
fen, elm &rbeits = 9ad)tpeis giiro
gegriinoet, oas nnter 2eitltna Ser
8nnoes ? Teeierung fteben un6 lei-
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Denver labor bulletin., 1916-12-02
Seeing Thru Modern and Enlarged Lenses


Baltimore
Fa" should
November when
refreshing
Therefore,
recente dioalp printed herewith given:
public attitude the day
nigh. Nothing longevity
blood Their
disregard the Bill
Of absolutsm from the civilized world
big have learned it quarter
of anpowerfu Their
Indications arrogant and
of heed the hioryF
conservative than the Bti
should there but that
paper has Incidentally
unpopular from the Transcript
as
the the militia
the country long mills
employees taking places. begun eject
whole families
children
without shelter OF
by
artillery
by defense The who
making themselves fit the
in of of assist mill
possible their services be made
Denver labor bulletin., 1916-12-02
The Euer Present Landlord
By SCOTT NEARING

zation. Step by step they are adding to
the total value of the resources upon
which that civilization depends.
The inexorable character of this in
crease in land values becomes more evil
dent if selected acres of land are con-
sidered. The facts are patent in the
case of an Illinois farm, which sold in
1880 for $500 per acre, and in 1910
for $3.50 per acre. The farm land with
out buildings) of Iowa was valued at
81 .25G, ISL $50 in 1900, and at $2,s0l,-
,729 in 1910. The land on which Bos-
ton stands was worth 0,404,975 in
1889 and in 1913 S7l6,435,s0O. Greater
New York reported land valuation of
$3,387 ,233,743 in 1906, and of A,643,-
All in 1915 The choice portions Of
the land of the United States are rising
in value. Each year adds to the power
which their owners have over commun-
ity earnings.
Much has been said and written re.
garding the increase in city land values.
1t is insignificant when compared with
some of the increases in farm land VA
lues. Compare, for example, the in
crease in the land values of New York
city with the increasing land values OF
the grain states of the West North Cen
trail group. The population Of New
York city is just under five million; OF
Iowa. North Dakota, South Dakota, Ne
braska and Kansas the total rural popu-
lation is almost exactly the same as the
population of New York city. During
the years for which figures are avail
able (19O8-I9l8) the land values OF New
York rose from $3,387 ,0O0, 900 to $4 ,643,-
00O,OOO--an increase of more than one
third in ten years. The total value OF
the farm lands in the states named, was,
in 1910, seven and a half billion dol
Denver labor bulletin., 1916-12-02

The frontier was the economic shock.
absorber of the early American democ-
racy. 1t made a place for the venture
some, aggressive, discontented spirits
that failed to find a place in the more
: 'oseiy knit society of the older world
The frontier, like the ocean, was open
and free.
So long as there was plenty of uncul-
tivated land, the man of energy and
thrift could secure piece of it for him
self, and by dint of hard work and care,
he could obtain living for his family
in fairly direct proportion to the amount
of work which he was willing to do.
When all the desirable pieces of Mother
Earth are taken into individual posses
sion, the direct relation between effort
and income becomes a source of income,
irrespective of any effort expended
upon it. Land scarcity enables the man
who owns piece of it to exact rent
from the man who wishes to use it,.
Rent can exist only where the amount
of desirable land is limited. If land were
as abundant as air and sunshine, the
landlord might wait to eternity before
his land would yield him a penny.
The frontier has gone and the land
lord has taken its place in American
life. The landlord is here, there and
everywhere.
The increase of land values is newt
able in the United States. The total
amount of land is limited. Each increase
in the population Of the country makes
a greater demand for land. Each pro-
grcssive advance in civilization which
leads to new uses for the products of
land makes a greater demand for land
Step by step, the people of the United
States are moving forward and upward
along the path of the developing civili-
Denver labor bulletin., 1916-12-02
Truth About Mexico Told by Mr. Steffens

The lecture delivered Lincoln
the Trades and Labor Assembly
assembled large
made known
there opportunity make of the
lecu in Bulletin.
representative and
organized of the citizens generally In opening
the meeting President William Thornton of the Assembly stated that was
in public
listening such distinguished speaker
his address Mr. sfens stated that he
and what he had about Mexico was reported lectures to the
magazines refused to print the
dosehand investigations Mexico, MI Steens is about to
people
truths them
the nrigues American
and European investors with rpnng powers vuion
Wilson dealing with Mexico He declared that
the European had financed Hueta they now
old 0 established by Diaz
President WILSON, said Mr. seffens % men into Mexico make
that the revolution against uerta
Then would protect them He asked Americans
believed
that the property losses would be paid by Mexico it wealthy country and
life"
property Mexico than all other
foreign countries together and that when the European over the
that all to their
good They will to restore the old system
will have to prevent it.
Very interesting
First the defacto wishes
t bs bb5 m bd1ed m has been the record Of the past In other
people prepared
The land question upost and is to restore resources the
caranza holding against all the Establishments of American
establishing this time.
steffens "Foregn interests
nothing
ambitions caranza said to
the people
what they want cnza wants to put the land back with the people He
the land that will be able hold
He confate it, He teach the
how cultivate the land scientifically His theory is to force land
cultivate their holdings
absolutely soldier not policeman ennong but
working earning their bread at its high tide was nothing
miitarism, conditions which be eliminated slowly
apprehend him
realize it. As troops hunt Villa the Mexcans
him When withdrawn from the border Villas