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Evening journal., 1916-06-29

anced, more powerful, lighter,
sprightlier motor.
And we have reached the
point-the point of the greatest
motor efficiency.
More cylinders would be USE
less. Fewer would not give
maximum service.
That's why the Twin Six has
been the greatest Packard sue
cess-time-tested by six thou
sand delighted users-your logi-
cal car-now. Prices $2750-
$3.50, upward #. o. b. Detroit.
Packard Motor Car Com.
pany of Wilmington,
Del, 222 w. 10th ST.
Evening journal., 1916-06-29
OLDS NAMES FAST RUN.

A fast run between Pittsburgh, Pa,
and Lansing capital of the State OF
Michigan. is placed to the credit Of
Jimmie Schiller. of the experimental
department of the Olds Motor Works
in an Oldsmobile Eight Schiller
left Pittsburgh at 43O a. m. and ar
rived in Lansing at 6.45 p. m. which,
adding an hour for the difference in
time between the two cities. gives an
elapsed time OF 10 IA hours for the
distance Of 422 miles. including all
stops Sohillers average. elapsed
time. was thus slightly under 30
miles an hour
Evening journal., 1916-06-29
17s MILES OF RATTERIEs.

The following shows clearly TO
what extent storage batteries have be-
come a factor in the building Of mod
ern motor cars
Some figures furnished by the Will
lard Storage ARTERY Company Of
100000 Willard starting and lighting
batteries in use at the present time.
Allowing an average length of six
teen inches these batteries. IL put end
to end, would make line of 175
miles long.
Evening journal., 1916-06-29
GOODYEAR FACTORY SCHOOL.

SO successful has been the work OF
The Goodyear Tire and Rubber Com
panys factory school, at Akron. Ohio,
in the two years since its organic
alton. and so great the demand for
entrance 10 It's classes. that the work
OF the school. heretofore extended TO
workers in several departmnts has
ben thrown open TO all Goodyear em-
ployes.
This extension Of the Goodyear ed
ucational work is for the benefit OF
those employees who wish TO improve
upon their yearly education. Glasses
in common school and high school
subjects have been arranged al con-
venient hours. so that all employees
are able TO take up the studies de-
sired. irrespective Of the shifts upon
which they may be working.
Evening journal., 1916-06-29
DODGE LAS NOVEL sALEsROoM.

The Dodge Brothers, dealers in
Port Huron, Mich, have a novel
salesroom and service station. It is
remodeled church and is called the
Church Garage" getting the name
both from its former use and from
Fred S Church. who is secretary of
the company.
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sine meme 1lera inn iiberiecii6cn perkebr.

Die QnfanFf Ss llnterieebootes ,GerfhIan0" inn Safen bon 8nHt-
more lit eleihbeoeutenb nit einem peunligeu Siege tr 3atitldnh,
imb Spar einen Siege, Der obue 9per ertmft it, Sic beoettt ierner
cine enrpfnblhe NieoerInge fir England. oos feline eufige $erribott
iber ons Meer bon Sg az Gag mhr ihptnoen fet Seine mahtigte
@nfe, Die gIodooe, ipro itm Ourb oos Soafboot entpltnoeny oenn
es gbt fen 92nteL, 0as Wfeer fr ben 3dnoel 5u fperren, iobnlo er IN
unihtbore Babnen aeenft miro.
ge berets qerd0t pur0e, pmo GetihGn0 cine aan5e dlotile
6nier luRrieboote einHeaan rm0 einen regelmaBigen Stenlt init Dem
4uslun0e, ipesien NUT Mmerifa. e%nfibren.
goroerbanO Ohrfte fh Der @nreuulstnuid 5uiiher ben beioen 2dn'
bern MIR ouf fpAte Sitter ~beihrdnfen, Die Denig Ndan eInnebnen lmo
nns 1nterIeboot nitt AT ihDer belofen. Die IN Baltimore engetroHene
,GeuHhlm0@ fam ehna 1000 Sonnen 5roft b%e0roern; Tie mlroe oWo
fir ben TRANSPORT bon @ereioe un6 grohtoffen mir in fbr be0tngte1
oenen 3eutfhIono 5r 3at W2angel Ieibet, mie 5eHitoHe Dele, Gunanr,
NhIh, gdlnnDoae MN. ais Gransportmitel genugen uo Die WirfrAGea
0r engfiihen 8Iodaoe ga3 ODER bod gum groBten Tele neutrnhferen.
Damn lit ferner IN Bernft 81 5teben, Dab btnthtltb Der @reBe
inO S~rogfdbigfet Der ltnterfeeboote 0s lekte 8ort nod lange nift
geprohen it, Ser guu Der rnterieeboote, aud ioDet he ns SonoeLs.
idnfe Sur 8erpenoung fonnen, befnbet hb IN Nirflihfeit nod i'm
StnOunn 6s Experiments ODER Der g~ntuideuue, genau pe es bel allen
m0eren Sransportniten Der San gaDeien it, Giee G~nttpidelung lit
I'M 2auFe Der Ietten Suei Sabre nit Ruienlhrnten bor1ngegongen un0
oIrHe tn gheiher 8ete forhdredens Bis 6ns Sonoes.lt8oot fh 81 Ell
mem rtrfHden ~2iner4 entpifet bat, einen1 6obrseuge oos Ittt tonienO
3onuen Sauienoe bon Gonnen 81 bdoroern tmitanoe it,
Gin llnterbin0en oRfer unterieeHden @efDr0ernng it fir GngLan6
nit ben Nitetn, Die ihn iest gu gebote feben, elm DING Der 11nn6gltd-
felt. Gs 1T ihon bon fafmanniider Sene Dor efngen Roten oorouf
btngapieiab DB 0os Sdubboot 1uf ofener Gee gegen bic 4ngriffe fen0-
Ii1er Qriegsihiffe 10 gut ne nnmnn 1T. 5en nieoriger 9or0 mntt es
feBt uenn Is aaf benz @ofer fdbrt, fir fetn0libe Jobr5euge idon nuf
furse Gnternrng nobesu lnihtbar. 9ng 3auhhoot 1r6 0us fein0uhe
fam IN smi Winuten rnher Der 8aTerfI1de ~beridpinNen uno f1, telbt
nann es bcrber entoeft lit ieoer 9erfolguns e~nt8ieben. aud Der bid.
t@e aoroon feinoliher Shife fam Is an Dem GnlnufeH IN oAer benz
4usIanfen nns ngutroIen 9dfen Dor 0enen Die fenAIfden areuar in
nnganenener Gntfernng bleiben nIGen, niht b~erhinoern.
1enn bat ben iesgen qrns NIT boniter 9ereddiging als arg Der
Baltimore 1T elm neterer 8eDeis fir oas 3utreffenSe oieier geBnuphlng.
.Datfbes SeurnaL."
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Die urbeiterfraoc. A.

goh0en Die aortihritsportei Ourb Die arbeterbiMnasberein bic
geiamte arbelterfhdFt fh geHhert bate ging ibr Gubrer Sdulse9eIsfh
0ung bon 8enofenibnten. Sn 5ohien trat Der 3rebferHeIer 4ugnt
Bebel ait, 5nu1fit nod niJt GIs So3iaI6enofrat. ieubern ais DhtaEen
oS a9eaionalberefns" uno Der 5ortfbrtBpdrtei. en 2etp5tg mfrO suerft
bic Sgor0erung mad enena naQenIetnen QSobIreht laut. s~erhIuanb ca
iane, Elm beoeuten0er Character. gleidfaas ein alaArer Der Sorti6rts.
porte5 ent5uet fh init 0iekr lno Denoet fh oann gGnsih ben MrbeuRrn
aM bod er fnOet negen ieinr Observation-Disclosures bet LINEN teine
9egenliebe, trosoet er In Jranffurt am Drain 1868 In elmer fuIninanten
Heoe bonn stnnfe Derlangte, bab er 100 Miaionen SbaIer fir oe De
nofeni1aft Der 9rbetr bergeben ione.
8ihtg fir Die gntuidIung Der Qrbeierroge mar bic I'M DRai 1868
erfnlgte @rmn0nng 0s arbenerDereins, oeem 9rOgrann 0as fuie
eoiale Daroe prafoent. bate aber nnht beI grolg tros ieiner aIdu.
ten0en 5abgfiten, 0d oe 4rbeher, me oben geIngt, ibm mibtrmten.
Bel hinem lobe bate Der 8erea et 2400 MngHeoer. 9ann dbr traten
B 9tebtneht Der 8dfr 0s 1et 10 unrubnlib nfeaenonnteu or. Qeb.
oes BerernS, Der 0e Bege 0r DeutIhen INSTRUMENTATION @artei
mnr0e. 2iebfneht Gt Ds geroienft, Die 8oInhf In bic Geiden Der @r.
better gaDorfen 81 baben- @r fanntHfrte oie WiaHcn lm0 mar elm DO.
Inider Srgannator ernen Manqes. Gr lift Der eiaentIuhe Grinder Der
eth SobrIfarbeIerberbdn0 gegrlnoet Ipor0ea. lleberaa beqann es fh I'm.
ter Den Arbatern 81 regen tie fDaren fh ibrer SablennaBigen @aadt be-
nuBt geDoroen un0 foroerten n1uuaeBr, oarb f1bge 5n1rer getdtet,
tbre cntlpredenDe polnlfhe Berfretang. MMer0ings br1hten ie ca 1865
ais Der 0OrO0euihe 8uno has nngeneine gsnb[reht einflbrte, nod nift
fertg eInen Berfreter m ben Reifsng 5u iD1bLen. Qa0hl nar Muault
Bebe 1866 Mifglle0 0ees Hethstoges genor1en 1Mr Mat ais So
Inifh-9f00ifaler1. Crit 0ann geang es 2iebtneht, i'm gum p6o5ioEten@
Hn6ruU0n0eln. SnterelGnt lit Die IatA0he, 0nB Bel iener e1ten MnhI
1866 Der Arbeherberen III Glberfel69druen ben MusfhIog gnb fit
BTSnldrf gegen ben N1tionnLIfber1leu 6ordenbef, infereHant 0drtl, neil
ferner oNe 5felungna9me ocutHb sdgte ME unfLdr nod bic 3de.
D0ren.
God oeg Dir MIN on0ers, aIs qiebfnedt uro Ne6eI bic onerFam.
ten Suhrer nurDen. 2eDgr Fhn0 Qiebfueft oms fMner Qon1nuer gak hr
inter Der Parole: spro4drier naer 21n0er, bereinigt e1ds" geguin0ef3
bate DieBsr sSnterHnionde9 geb0reH idmtIife engIiihe @eperfDereine
On Sbr er1ter Gcngreb fnu0 1866 in 8enf fmH, be0eutungsDoa megen
ffner BoroerunQ 0s odfninoi9en Mrbetstnges. 1867 in 2auianne
foroere man bic wertoot[ihung daer @erfebrsniheL banbtid1Ii6 Der
9nbnen. Gieie foiaIiNi{de 1or0erung murOe init Der Belt bon greuBen.
4aatAiaHo l1 apefsten 9Robe erfAat. auf Dem nd8hea aongreB 1868
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nj grifeI eing man nod peter rno fpr6erte bic gertaatIidnna oaes
4derIanoes, beg 8oloes uO Der gerfperfe. 0r fibren 0ms an, Inn
anparteifd sa 5agen bob bic Qrbeter ianer 8enen burhous nidt ur
ntopiea b~nI0igten, mie 20 be oSnterndtionale4 In ibrena g9eea eigeutih
mar, mos Hh crit 8l Begnn 0ieRs Wettfrmges gr groBen @nttdufhun0
Der 0eutfhen SO5ioIOemOiroten Oiefen far eruies. Sbrr G~croeruugen
hareffs 0s fo5falen 6orHbrits Dnren orrfaus bernonNig nn6 aeredt
fcrtgt, MIR bic WitteL BITE man our erreibun9 oeier 8eIe a~npApenben
nerfadte, poreu gift perfehrt lno flbrten gu SAB un0 gegenieihqer Der
biihernng, fmtt Snr WerndnoigIng.
4uf benz arbenerberenstag In Nurnbera (6. Gebtember 1861 fhEuo
Der bon Sleotneht befebrte Bebel Dor, oB man fb Der g5nternotonole1
aniblieBen ioae Gs gelong ibmb bon ben Iii gertrehnngea IA alt ge
iUinnens Dabreno bic aH0eren oustrdtan. Oils aber gebT nn0 Qibfneht
nun aud nod bic iogenaunte Sdmiaerpmei, Die mebr Acknowledgement
2ofdHeaner, efnsufangen D~erfaften fam ibnen gfmeser, ais 8r1h6ent9
0es gMAgeraenaen ArnnterberbaHoes@t odpor un0 iB heloe aaSfhieBena
Bebel uno 9lebtnedt gingen nun ud gnenah unO griuOeten init
ibren ap9enge aus ben neutrality-suspicious. eter ansnhI alter
iSer 0enaofraen, @robportfuldrffen nnb uu5uineoner SdHpeibexianer
4ieoeboung oes G9euaiser qrosrommS oils ~efenabr ebrHde1
1869 cine neue pnreL Die fd gSodaoenofrotifne arbeitrporte"
mantle. Sbr Organ mar Der a8olfsitnat@, DeHen Meooftion 2ebfnedtI
aberna9m 9os Beuhge 9rptorgon Der SosaIoenofrate. Der Dor.
parts" IN Berlin, fdr fdon 1861 BON 6rfHde nm6 Gamner un0 omar
5eeen Beoei glegentha zines Streltes I'M gatonal0eun 81 2eip5e
gegr1noet uoroen. Or. o.
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fyraa SoIep6ine Sefer.

SIN boben sitter bon 50 Sahren
lit am 9ienstog 6rau Soiepbine
6eder, Die 8ittpe oes i'm Sabre
1881 ans benz 2eben Qeidie0encn
6retheitsf1mpfers 6rie0rih Seder.
in Slmnerfielo, In Der gt1be bon
9eIleoile, 81, aus benz 2eben qe.
ihie6en. lteber ibren 2ebensganq
e~ntnehnen mir Der .@eIebiae 9ei.
tling4 bic folgenben G~inSeIbeiten:
a6rnn &eder mar bic Mutter bon
adt ainOern, bon 6ener ibr nber
Der FOB feds entriIien bat. sic lit
nun ibren 2ieben ms se;enIeits qe.
folgt, tho ibrem ungetu6buIih Ian.
gen 2ebeu Die inoblber0iente Mube
beI9ie0en lit. Die beioen Riitber
oes Ghesnares Sefer, bic nod am
2eben iin0, fino SER artbur Seder,
bet Dem uno oeiIen camille bic chr.
muroige GreiIit Die ItebebouIte Qfle.
ge erbielt, un0 6rou MoIbina Naiil.
Len, W1ttDe bon Capt. MuDolf W2ul
Ter in Chicago (0ie bieIe Sabre ir
Reoria lebte).
W2it Dem &ooe Der Grou Sefer
miro Dem 2efer Elm 9eil Der @e.
ihidte 6es alien @oterIon0es tpie.
Der oufgeroIlt, Der in benz jebiaen
Beltringen Der teiitoniifen 8olfer
fnIt bergeiien tulroe. Nie batte oas
bic 8ruit oes 5reibeitsf1mpfers
Sefer geboben, ipenn er Die @roBe
nnb 5tlrfe ieines @oIfsItamnles
5ente Iebeu f6nnte. Der niht MIR fir
Ieine 6reibeit f1mpft, ion0ern Inn
ieine Ggiitens ringtl Qber CT unb
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1oer ft10d6te Gefanaene?

Ser briiide QonirnI Seaicoe bat einen eaenIangen @eridt lber
bic Seeidlabt am Sfogerrot geitreben, in benz er bic Sade 10 binieat,
as Oh Die GngLanoer iesred oas p5eIo~ b~ebaustet batter,
@an bic g~neIdnoer fh mf ote @eie befdmin0eln l1Hen, 10
fam uns Oos fdIieBIib egnl lem. aOng @eorg mag ben SeMeoe gum
Ser8og bon SmtIono ernennen uo bic 8ant bon England mag inn Elm
Genfnnl Ieseu.
aIes 0ns miro nihts an Der Cathode anOern, oB bic 0euihe ariegs-
fIoHe in Der 5eefdIadt @efangeue mahte, mas Die engIfhe 6Iotte nidt
getdn bat
Ihb Glotten, Die fleben, nebmen feline Gefongenen nit Sic iber.
Ionen 0ns III Der 9egeL ben 8erfolgern.
3n es bic OerHbe Glote mar, bic 8efnngene nnfte, mir6 fe nohL
Die Sugerin gGpeien fem. 3arnn fonnen nohtr1glihe gerihte 0s qe.
ihIogenen brtiihen aouiraIs, uao Denn fe nod einmol 70 lang miren.
nifts dnoern.
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Eckals1ladtricttcn
ans Srcmcnt, 1tcbr.
II. Sui 1916.

If. Sui 1916.
Die Gtroben, tpeIde mad Aenn.
plat fiibret peroen iebt ourm bic
StroBenipreHgtungen aendBt. Inn Den
Statlb al %bcrmin0eru.
5rnnt 6. &edes iti0 5rie0o Gbri.
%Itenieu tpnroen eeitern Rahmittoe
BON Baitor Siiion getrollt. unb bo.
ben cine Sohaeitsreiie o~naetreteu.
Sobn Rapiine uno 6ruu uuroen
ourh Die anfunft eines annben er.
lreltf. Roh aniidt Oes Serrn Mop.
it0e mirO Der Sunse Gin @olfipieIer
fperoen.
sans S1Hien bon 636 -. a.
Strobe III beute friib nod elmer nm
gef1br ftebpnpohentli9en arnntbeit
ron 2uneenentsiigtbung babingeroift
poroen. Qos Negr1bnis finoet am
9onnerstng BON Der bdniih.lutberi.
Ihen Stride aus ltott.
SeHrp Serb miro nuf Der Dies.
|jabrigen demonstrating bierielbit
ieiiten nelen Srattor Seieen. SEER
Serb ieIblt miro nur einen Sag in
6remont berbringeu ano bat ge5e-
ten, feline 0emonitrationen fir ign
gu mnhen.
0lilOre0 goaof, elm 13.iGbriees
0i60den, ipeIfes in 6remont @liIdl
ablieferte, mur0e, ols lie infolge ocs
SGeuens ibres Bferoes aus benz Sc.
fabrt lprallg, nm 5ubgeIent berIett.
Dos Hfero ipuroe In etttger gntfer.
uiittg iuieber eingefongen nnhoem
es bic WiIhtGnnen auf Dem 8ege
Deritreut bate.
Serr Gouur0 giherer lit ernItIih
erfrauft, unD lit oaber bon aurora,
no CT felt einigen Monatea orbeite.
tie, mad Sauie gefommen.
Sobn.3 Sobnion uno III. 8lant.
bed itlb gIiidlih in Denber naee.
tangt unb bat bic 60brt onbin lDe.
niger ais 3 Gage in aniprud ee.
nommen.
Rop @bappeL uno 6rau linb mad
Sotun sereiit. Inn ibre 6erien bort
BEL 8ertpnnOten 81 berbrinaen.
OILS 8. 6. Nieier am gnmstae
abeuO nit 6r1u uno aino auf Der
8emenlitrdbe, gcraoe norbli6 bon
Der 8latte-8 riide i'm idneaen Gem.
po fubr, tpuroen leetere als oas
4uto cine lnebenbeit Der StraBe
paiiierte aus 6emielben binausqe.
ihIeuoert. Die 6rou erlitt einen
9rud beioer lluterarme un0 mllroe
aud iouit ernitIid berlebt. 0as
Sinh fam init leidteren gbi6urfun.
gen ooboE.
Sn Der fatbolilhcn Stride ulr0e
bic 8rpeite a~nfiinoigung Der bebor.
ftebenoen @oh5eit bon 60. geoale
unO eIiiabetb aipp eemaft.
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OrtsuerbanS Omaha.

Omaha, Webr., IL. Sltlt 1916.
8erte 9elegatenI
Die regeIm1Bige @"eriommLitnq
0es Srtsberbonbes ftn6et 6reitag
1beno, ben la. sStIi 1916, i'm 9ent.
ideu Saus itntt. Die 9elegnterl
ltno aebeten, iiber bic 9efpiaiguno
Der aopfjteuer bon Seiten iBrer
gereine gu berihten. an6ere mid.
tige @eiddfte Iieger sitr 8erntuila
Dor, pesbaIb bon51bIiges griheiner
Der Delegation ertuiiuidt lift.
Wtit oelltidern GRUB
gal. 8. Reter, gr1ii0ent,
Mug. j. Spedt, Setretdr.
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gfns beut staats.

Geuarb. Del benz 8erluh,
goIoln NIT beiBem GubbobeniDods
~ miiden, true 5rm, 6reb @ebI.
1oh 70 idpere BronOipurben am
Jnn5er aorper 0obor, als lire aIei.
Ser 6eller fineeri, bob BITE aer8te
MIR tuenig @offruing beeen. Die iii.
elidlidc Grau am 2eben III erbal.
ten.
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asuhsH, 2. sun. 8ranes %. smR iet in fdusm abht4sarfte, naaSem
e. HtHH SaNs bic GsHans'abtstuna Ss 2uHboH Economic batbrftt bat:
Die fnaHsisHe Gags gasHenrppns III mad HeiHcut 9afanbanen in tineH nc.
FahFHAsR Stabtnm; In nsuiasH 9puateR mrb Is udt mGr mSsia fem, ben
Bancroft Hsbrerer ar5Rfrsr NahuHtn 81 uemeimHhen.
bshfahsH, mas mir 10 Hennen, aHO gudsUatretnn8 ne6en 80 @rrubt. weHn
htdt bard BITE StmhaamatR Ginsctnsr Bite Meht, p6He bic Elm Gnalduber HMt
IaH mag, bnIO mthsr sur UcHHHns aebm6t wrrbsu. Gem garIanent nnb br
srefs mat 6rdRet NIB HnabtdHshdet af irGeuO cine gses surAfrrsSat
hsheH
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Die 2iige mar BET Der s8roBert
0ffenlibe" Der GngI1nOer uno 6ran.
3oien iuieoer 0eren Saupttpoffe.
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feline trelle 2ebensgef1brtin m6gen
in 6rieoen ruben, oos 6eutide Golf
lit aud jebt tuieoer oqen Qufgaben
getpodienl"
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FENDERLEss TRUCKS

FENDERLESS TRUCKS.-It is
quite obvious that the lawmakers or,
in other words, the big business of
Chicago are not sincere in their SYM
pathy for victims caused by acct
dents.
For instance, after the Eastland
disaster, where almost 1000 lives
were lost, everybody professed sor-
row. The owners of that boat knew
that it had made several attempts to
sink before, but they paid no atten-
ton to it.
Today we have any number of
auto trucks, especially the news
paper trucks, speeding through the
streets of Chicago by order of the
sympathetic bosses, who are fight
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-01-03
SEEKING INFORMATION: - We

very often read in the papers regard
ing criminals, giving the cause prin-
cipalIy as bad associates, drinking or
gambling, which no doubt have a
great deal to do with it. At the
same time, is it the principal cause?
Did you ever stop to think that, &C
cording to statistics, 80 to 80 per cent
of our criminals are either brought
up by or belong to the so-called
Christian societies. The balance,
which l understand sometimes is as
low as 5 per cent, is of the so-called
atheists or those belonging to no
Christian society. When you take
into consideration that the so-caIled
atheists are about IS per cent of the
population of the United States and
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the fallen woman" question is no
more related to it than is the price
of town lots in Aurora.
Although less than per cent of
the "Mormons" undertook the prac-
tice and perhaps majority of these
were middle-aged men who married
either widows or "spinsters, and al
though polygamy was discontinued
over a score of years ago, the red
light district" is unknown in Utah
and Idaho where Mormon" popula-
ton predominates. And the double
standard of purity has always been
a Mormon" tenet. Further, over a
score of years ago, Utah gave woman
equal suffrage; the state has one of
the finest educational systems in the
world with no religion mixed I'M,
and it ranks fifth Idaho, largely
Mormon" fourth) among all the
states in the iteracy of its people.
''By their fruits ye shall know them"
Please, George, let us all cut the
ancient history and confne our eff
forts to cussing monopolies and graft
here at home, but if you must discuss
polygamy why not tackle the mod
ern Chicago brand; of which there is
apparently more in a day than any
kind that existed in the whole history
of Utah, and wherein the man, reck-
less of the number of wives, seems to
provide for only one, and sometimes
she for him.. Frank Pickering.
ccMREDIECC TDIINHc II -
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-01-03
PRACTICAL CHRISTIANITY. :

We have~Tead a good many letters in
The Forum about Christianity and
religious arguments. l would sug-
gest in order to put ban on them
and save space that the first grade
Christians do not forget that the
most important part of life is the
economic and political, which is a
necessity to govern and control hui
mainly. Those who argue from the
bible must not forget that we are all
human and that these economic and
political side of life will control our
spiritual life in a practical manner.
When economic and political sides
are adjusted in the proper way then
we will be living in higher spirits and
then certain evils will disappear and
the spiritual side will take care of
itself Come on, some of you Chris
tan people! Wake up, so you may
understand what it means to be a
32d degree practical Christian.-Geo.
Rogers.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-01-03

ing for the right to continue running
their trucks fenderless to save few
dollars.
1t is a good thing they don't allow
their religion to interfere with
chance to save a dollar in preference
to saving a life or they would give up
their religions. G.
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1916-01-07
STEAMER GLENGYLE rs SUNK
British Merchantmen Is Third Largest
Submarine Victim-Torpedoed In
Mediterranean Sea.

London, Jan. 4-The big Glasgow
steamer Glengyle, the largest British
merchantmen submarine victim of the
war, excepting the Lusitania and Ara.
bic has been torpedoed and sunk, it
was announced, in the Mediterranean
en- route from the far east to Italy.
The Glengyle had on board about 100
persons, passengers and crew. All,
with the exception Of three Europeans
and seven Chinese, were landed So
far as is known no Americans were. on
board.
News of the sinking of the big Glas-
gov steamer reached here while the
admiralty was bending every effort to-
learn more details Of the sinking of
the British liner Persia, with a loss Of
about $50 lives
A moment later came word that the
Japanese steamer Kenkoku Maru,
owned by the Inuni GOMEZ Kaisha
Shipping company, had been torpe-
doed The crew, it was stated, was
saved
1t also was reported that several
more shipping firms will announce sus-
pension of sailings through the Suez
canal within "A hours as the result Of
increased activity by submarines. Be-
cause of the sinking of the Persia and
the Glengy1e, it was predicted that in
surance rates on shipping through the
Mediterranean will be lifted until they
are prohibitive.
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1916-01-07
BURNQu|ST MADE GOVERNOR
LEAVES SICK BED TO TAKE OATH
OF OFFICE.
Refuses to Make Statement az to
Future Plans or Possible Changes
at Minnesota Capitol.

st. Paul, Dec. 31.-Only few hours
after Winfield Scott Hammond, Min
nesota's bachelor, Democratic COVER
nor, had been stricken by death in far
away Louisiana, Joseph Alfred Arner
Burnquist took the oath of office as
governor Of Minnesota. So fate
thrust the governorship of Minnesota
on Mr.. Burnquist, young ST. Paul law
yer, Republican supporter in a some
what conservative manner of the doc
trines Of temperance and reform.
It was not gorgeous spectacle,
this Inauguration of the young gov
ernor fate decreed to give Mime
sota He had been in bed in his home
sick during the morning.
There were hardly more than
score in the room when Justice
George Bum called upon Mr.. Burn.
quist to raise his right hand to re-
ceive the oath.
Becomes Minnesota Governor.
When Mr.. Burnquist took that
oath he became at once the fully
qualified governor of Minnesota and
George H. Sullivan of Saltwater.
president pro tenn of the state SEN
ate, became lieutenant governor.
Governor Burnquist would not make
any statement as to his future plans
or possible changes in his official
family.
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1916-01-07
SYRUP Of FIGS FOR
4 CH|LDS BOWELS
1t is cruel to force nauseating,
harsh physic into a
sick child.

Look back at your childhood days.
Remember the dose" mother insisted
cn-castor oil, calomel, cathartic3
How you hated them, how you fought
against taking them.
With our children it's different
Mothers who cling to the old form of
physic simply don't realize what they
do The children's revolt Is well-found-
ed Their tender little "insides'' are
injured by them.
IT your child's stomach, liver and
bowels need cleansing, give only deli.
cious California Syrup of Figs" It's
action is positive, but gentle. Millions
OF mothers keep this harmless fruit
laxative" handy; they know children
love to take it: that it never fails to
clean the liver and bowels and sweet
en- the stomach, and that a teaspoonful
given today saves a sick child tomor-
row.
Ask at the store for a 50-cent bottle
OF California Syrup of Figs" which
has full directions for babies, children
of all ages and for grown-ups plainly
ON each bottle. ADV.