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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-10-17
<iue ariegsnadri9ten.
gierbeinises aanumenf,,tter.

Gait ct, 2onis, 16. Oft. Geit
bem ariegsausbrud) linb auein bon
| bier annabernb 225,o00 ariesspferbe
on Die Illiirten berfauft moroen, tpofiir
biele Sie @elomn1tlumme BON llnses
| fdbr $40, 100000 besablt babcn.
Stir 1000 Wauleiel fpurben 1906
600 berappt.
Sic italienilde 8esieruns bat bor
fnr5en, einen aontraft fir 10000
9ferbe, lieferbar in 80 sasen. absez
fdlolicn. gritiihe, fran5oiiihe unS bell
glide slsenten uno sluffaufer perlenz
ben pro 8ode rllnb 1000 Yferbe an
ibre @eeresleitunsen.
Sic 8erluite Der &anufcn.
Sttana, 16. Sft. gis II. OF
tober betrus Die @elanmt5abl ser
8erlulte Der fanabIden Sruppen na6
amtli6er 3ulanmenitellung 52.062
W|ann 9anon linb i'm &anpfe gefal=
len S134, ibren @unben erlegen 81
100, an &ronfbeiten gcltorben ASP,
permutbli6 tobt 1909, permibt 1872.
bertpunbet 37.939.
Sic 3ieiennerluite ber Sransuien.
Mabrib, 16. Gft. Cine ipaniide
3eitllns peroffentlidlt allfitellunsen
iiber Die @eiantmtberllllte bes fran5Dz
|Iiid)en Soeeres, tppbei lie iid auf Die
ansaben fronsoiilder 3eitunsen unb
alf amtlide 3ablen itiibt, bic bic franz
5olilhe Resierun9 peroifentliht.
Nad bielcr sllHltelluns bat bas
fran5Dliidle Seer nerloreu: 19.62O Or
fi5iere tpbt unb 39,240 Gffi5iere per@
ipunbet. 100000 gplDatcn topr
lmb 2,126,OO0 Monn bertpunbet.
Sic 3abl Ser Sobten uno @eripllnz
peten Bel @eroun ipirb nit 100000
angeeeben, lmo Die G,eiami,1tsabl Ser
fran5nlilden @erlulte, einIdlieBlid) ser
an Der Sonlntc erlittcnen, nit 3,917,s
$50 Mauu.
8pbeiicn III idJ,ueren Wiengcn.
9erlin, brnbtlps iiber .Sappiue,
16. Sft. Sic Seutide MoheHenprppufz
tim bctrug i'm scptember 1.116,00o
Son,1en i'm @ergteid 81 1,l4o,oou
Ennnen i'm Iusltit. gs lruroen alio
tdglidl I'M September etipa 1925
gpnnen gefnrbert, i'm 8ersleid GIL
36,943 i'm Mlteltlt. 9iele gladridt
peroffentldte an Sotntas sic Scrlis
,ter l1eberlce gsahridtenase1tllr.
Sic ,uabren @errell her 9ii!tc.
Berlin, 16. DIT. lgirefie SUIT
fenmelbung iiber Sappille. 9. 81 Niud
etner gcnanen Cite, ipclde SIC rentz
| ld;c1 MilitdrbebDroen Sniamrre,lgflteIlt
babcn, linb I'M Monat Septen,hlr "A
fenlblide aerpplane unt Ndl 9eutz
1hen berabselhpilen porScn 1mb in ibS
rc Sodube 9efallen; oarllnter !poren
So britiite llnb 81 Trar1spiilds.
Sizes 5cist bcn sSertb Scr fiirsli~
cben @rfIarun9 be5 Eremiers slsultttb
i'm britilhen ltnterbuu1e, oaB Die briz
tiihcn Meroplane bic tpllIranHigeSocrre
| lIdaft i'1,er Sieaiifte gcrpnncn bdttcn!"
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-10-17

forb ais @ouuerneur BON 9lem gprf,
anaelidts belien bod Iitcrlie6 glien1ano
bc9aupten fonntc. oaB CT iicb jemals
frgetlo ipeidcn ullnIiebtbarell @'inTliil=
len" 9ebeugt bdttc
uSSas Die Gepnblifencr bcgcbrcn,"
frci uad @ilipn
gong SranA. g. s, 16. Oft.
gine iebr 5ahlreiefe 2c!cgation ron
~llnobbansigen", Sic 7:dl ais u@ilz
Jon 5 @plpntare" orgariIirt baben,
traIcn 6cutc unter SiiErung bpu 9lmps
Ginhpt bier ein. Ser &r1Iiocnt biclt
nit oen 5iibrern Der ~Gplpntare" cine
aolliercll5 ab, in ser er ibnen Gin
nciIllnsen 9ab, mic bic Gampasne fir
lcine gSiepererfulbllng u!ter Set lln~
ahhdn9iser @ablcrn 3efii6rs pcroen
n1iiBte.
St 1ciner SlnIprad)e III So 2elegae
tipn erfldrte S,err gSilioH, Sas sic 0cz
n1olratiIfe Gartei 5nr ,2eit Sic einz
sigc @eslueiierin utlo &.rnlitlerin
elmer blmanelL 9ereegtra nno Torts
Observation-Disclosures 'ci. Sen Sij6z
rcrn Ser srobcn @eeeApaytei porf Ser
@cpner por, bab lie MIR brei Ginse
mirflidl bcgcbrten: Sen Ssa!p reg
@pnpiroaers nes GEiiHsncIa},s. ,1Sobn
Steltun gSilliams, Sic aoiltrc(lc i.hcr
eos sanflpeIen Ses 9snees mo Bic
Ser SEER Ytftf1ft ifber suttres.iss ia 2tg
resflntte, Inn bieic i'm eTnterrlTe Scr
blcIiaen Sinan5intereiIen nadl @eliebcn
i'll sserifp uno 'pnItlpp in Ser gan5cn
@clt perirenber 8lt foltncll.
9tph iral sic ,,,tl,iid,tbare Hieaiernna".
Sn1a + a, g}ebr., &c Ssst ,sn
lcincr heutigen Neoe ppr eilier 9rrfcu
&ahlerntane perluabrtc liel S1srr GGar@
les 6. ouebes aut bier 9egen SIC serz
bdd]tiNuns, DOB ieine gr.rGhlunq cine
.ulIihtbarc 9icsieruns" ems a,oer
bringen piirne. Ct perlpie5 ipieoer alf
Ieine slnltsiiibrllng als Gjpuuerncur
rrn 9lelp o9rt lno la9te bann: SIT
|gloabe oem 9e8ellilber, oaB llnlcre iee
eise slonliniItrotion MN 5u oft einfarb
bns Sprudrpbr BON aIlerlei nlpiterio@
lcn, acbei,nen ltno madlti9eu @inflille
len nor. Sd fof1n S9ncn nber pere
ipreaen, naB i'd ole Abminiitratipn
burd1 ssuci S1lIer uno nid)t ME jest
nurb Scren brci fiibren lreroe.
G;crarbs slubicl,s bel SSilIpn.
2png grandb 81. s., 16. Sft.
S1icr lullrne belste bcfalut gegebell5 ouB
IScr nn,erifaniIebe gotld)after in Ser
| liil, Gcraro, lpclder in Der pprigcn
ssotIc hierber 5urildgcfnmmen lit. Iieb
am llatbiten Wrntag 5lt SrdIinent SSil4
| ion begeben lpiro, Inn bieIen geuuue
Snfprnatinnen iiber sic Gage in
Seutldlnno uno Sic purdl Sen SSeltz
fries sur 3eit gei6affene internotip@
nule Sitlation i'll 9e5u9 auf Serlin 5n
geben. @craro miro nnbricteinlich ben
gan5eu 9sactuittag in Shappm 2mpr
blciben. gs NOR crit eeplnnt luprben,
6erru @erorb lTpn in bieier sSpdle
slim 9rdlioenten fpnmen 5u laIlen,
ober bieles lit ollrd bes &rdiioelten
beuprltebcnoc Sabrt nadl Chicago unS
1uDglih gelna6t iroroen.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-10-17
Bon Der pmtront.
9ic @crnidtnns bcr 9,umanen.

Se.rlin, 16. Git, brabtlos iibcr
SaDbi0e. Sic offi5ioie l1ebsrlcc= =gia6e
ri4tcnagentllr peroffentlittc Ieute
Solsenbes:
.Gic sipcite ral,,ldniihc Mrrnce bat
dlf ibrent 9liitf5ligc aus siebenbiirgcn
a,,nabernb 5lpei Gipilipncn perlnre,1.
Ste gall5c erlte Mrlnee llnb Der grDBte
9beil Der 5lpciten iinb faftil6 ccrnidz
tet iporben. !"
.Ils bic Gcuti6en ,lllb Gclterreiher
ibrcn 10 erfolgrcidcn Gugrifi auf Sic
crite rltnaniide Mrmec ,nadten, beabs
ltd1tigtcn bic 9flln,dnen, bic 5pcitc NrS
NEE sllr 3ilfeleiltlln9 nprSnicnbcn.
Gieicr Slan ipurbe BON bcn 9entIGen
aus 8apporten con Sliegern bcfannt.
Sic 5fpeitc Nrnee 9ing mn, sll tpeit
ipcltlt6 ppr unb ipnrbe bier gu baIti@
gem Gild5uge ge5lpllngen. Rpd am 13.
Sftobcr ipiiroen bcrlprengtc Gruppcn-
tbeile bieles !Seeres aufgegriffen linb
bertti1tet.~
.9ie rltntdniidcn &pmnanbcnre
berloren bann lire giderbeit in Scr
Siibr1ng. Gauge 8rigaben llnp Me9iz
menter iplrben in bena @trriparr ali
Den 8abnen poer aud) mir allf Befdbrz
ten planlps balb bor, balh Slriicf ace
ididt. Blos mod eirise traurige
l1eberreltc bieicr @treitfraftc fp,1nten
aus gieberbiirgen iiber sic @renSe gez
rettct tperben.
ySiebenbiirgcn lit beute, nit Mlls<
nabtne fleiner Gebiete an Ser @ren5c,
bonn Seinbe gun5 serdun,t. 2
Sic nemcite Snnaiipn 3mmanicnS.
2o,1 Son, 16. Oft. geinabc af(e
biciigen 3eitun9en beiddftigcn Ii6 init
Der fritiiden Gage Der gluna,,en. 9sa6
Den lebten a,ntliden 8eridten iinb bie
9umdnen itellentpeiic led)s bis iieben
Neilen ii, ibr eeigenes 2anb 5rriidgez
jagy tporben.. sic leilten iett bei gluz
earn, elmer fleinen Grtibnft am liibli%
6en gnbe beg E6r5bnrscr 8ailes. berz
5ipeifeIten 8iberfanb. 8ei 91ucarlt
iino Die Diterreidiid beutlden GrlpS
pen elm 9lltes Stiid ienleits bes bDd)s
iten 8beiles bcs Bailes nngelan9t Ma6
ocm Siioen gu fiibrt oie Sallptlinic
5ebn Neilen ipeit bllrd biieelises 2anb
biz gum grbe Der 8abnlinic Del Ganns
pulung, gerabe am Mnfang bes grobelt
rltn,anilden Sladlanoes, Is MeiIen
bon Bufarelt entfernt,
Sic Eimcs ibrcibt bcllte: u9et
Seinb lit iiber ben gor5burger gab
borgebrun9en llnb bic Murndne1 fa,n7
pfen iebt bel 9inenrlt allf eigellem go-
ben. NnIdeinenb baben iic scitipeilis
ale. bis allf Die liibli9en 3usdnse gum
Spr5burger Yaile, ein9ebiibt. 8eitcr
forOlid batte ser Seino oen Gipfel oes
gitatos 8aiIes erreibt, mubte bier
iebob nad crbitterten &dmpfen ipies
Der ipeihen. Mnf ben iibrigeu 8difcn
IoIl Der Seinb nidt boripdrtsfon,mcn,
aber tueln, bie 5tpeite rllundni1d)e Mrz
mce nidt tpirfangsboa piilfc erbdlt
n,iiilen mir llns in ibrern &feebiete
auf idliun,e Aadridten gefabt maz
dcn."
S5benfan,m snriiherobcrt.
Berlin, 16. Oft. SHE Srupper
& IL d
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-10-17

|abidritte an Der grob Sront tpurz
Den ocn san5en Sag ii6er llnter idtpez
rcs rllliiid]cs Irtillcriefeuer genomz
men. sln etliden Yuntten itiirmte Die
Snfanterie aus ibren @rdbcn berppr,
pern,odtc jebob nirsenbs rnlere @erz
I6anSunacn 3u erreicben."
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-10-17
s3mti Mrulecll 0tl
'dnfn Dtrni6tet.
9rnppen Der GentralmddDte - Al, bret steaem
II, Numdnten tin8 auen.
sebr elbittsrte steuuugstampie an BET soulme.
pic Scnen ~ern Sten 5ran5oim ne
lnngen I'M 9anbscu.ense uiebcr btrans.

s'e o'e ere nno 5pee rundte armce ranrt"
nlee 8ris benrlad 8cfr5ns Sirbterles Miaen
an Der somme - geer girbudsperu 8rulloffs elm taseo
StaenIte Sffenip dnecs sefuoen Nluasea Ser
Guiirtn i'm september berabgelhoIeu
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-10-17
Bon ocr @tnfront.
n eif d III 1,tirc1 nit 1 LOO Ocfannc,tc.,


@euomntirem NIT 100 Gefanaenen.
[ Yaris, iiber 2pnbon, 16. Oft.
Ser amtlide 8crid)t Der frun56lildcn
5eeresleituns bon geitern Mbcnb
lautet::
.Sm Gpmn1c : @ebiet lit cs an IcbS
.baften Irtileriez unp 2mftfdmpfen gez
fpn1nen. Sic 3nbl Der ganstag in,
Mbihnitt lblainepllrt 8ellpD gefanz
gen genomnencn neitfden golbatcn
tbctrdgt 100, cinibIieblid) ncunsebn
Gfftsieren.
Bon ben iibrigen Srontabldnittcn
Int ntdts 51 beridten."
Scr gaadmittagsberibt lal1tete::
n2etten Mbenb ll,1ternnbm berSeinb
iiiblicb Der Son,n,e mcbrere Gcgc,1an=
|9riffc gcgen Sic bon llrs I'M 2nltfe beg
Enges belcBtcn Gtcllungcn. Ser Seinb
lpurbc bltrM infer MrtiIleriefcucr sere
|itreut, bcpor CT llniere 2il1ieu erreidcn
fpnnte. Mlle iibrieen Ingriffc ipuroer,
|bnr1 llnelrc glrtillerie abgeldlagen."
rTroe Der 8olfen, Die 800 Darbs
iiber bem 8pben Iaaerten ,lnb trob
clues l1nllnterbrodeneu spcrrfeuers
bpn 200 biz 800 Darbs arbeiteten l1n~
lerc Slusseusc in ben geltriaen 8an@
|pfen liiblid Der Connie erfol9reid nit
l1nlcrct1 Erlppeu 5llIann,en. sic baz
ben Sic bDthiten gripartungcn iiber<
troffet1. Cine MaIdine febrte snriid,
|tpclde ,nebr als 20o&nal eetroffe1,
mar.
uNDrblid Der CONNIE beidol1en
5ipei Slieger, Sic alBerorbentIid nieb<
rig flogen. Sen Sei,b IN leincn Sbiie
tensrdben allf iebr fllr5e gntfernllng.
.@dbrenh bes fiir5lid} crfplgte,t
2nftangriffs auf Bic Maltler< 8etpebrs
fabrtf bel Gbernbprf bradtc Serz
geant BRIBERY bonn ameritaniiden
2uftseidtpaber icinen fiinften feinbliz
den Meroplan 5llr grbe."
3,uri Heine Grfolse bcr 5ra,t5uicn.
8erlii1, iiber 2onbp,,. 16. Sft.
gritiide sln9rieffe al Der Spmn1cs
Srpnt ,,orblih bon gbiepbal fibrteu
| su &a,,beemeneen innerbalb Ser oellts
| lIdcn 2inien, unb an einen asl,lltt ees
Ilans es Dem Seinb Hfeiten SUB au falz
ien ipdbrenb CT on alien anberet1
Gnnften nit ibaperen &crlltiten abgee
| lldlageu ipllrpe, 1pic Der an1tlide ges
| lridt Ser bentldeu 5eeresleitllitg ppn
gonntae beIast. siiblid Der Son,me
lfaBten franSDiilhe Erllppen int Gor1
unb in Der 3uderraffinerie Genernlon
an eincr stelle fclten SUIT. Ser ge.
ridt lnntet:
.Mrmee bes Grinsen 9tllpredt
Seibc artilleriefanipfe auf beioenllferl
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-10-17

boot aui ben, @ese uaG Sen &ereillige
ten Staten befiuoet, icbcint luoblbee
srilnbct 5u fem.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-10-17
Seramers offtner 8riti dit 9entidamerita.
sa9t, oab feim 9e,ttid)amerifamer, oer selbitas
t,tn8 beiibt, fiir YSiliom itin,n,e,, bari.
rt ild sesen fal.de Mntlaseu 'lno acknowledgement.
ipn nnmirt bic ansebdn Hn cier Gcgncr urbcrnn
TriuatntcrcNcn Snammen.
arllm 81. 0eramer filr S1uahes

gsarm 81 fir Sabanfs tnncu p6 2cutz
Sosioren beirhtet? Sic .unidllnrc Meoiez
runs I'M Salc Der grpabuls oug6cs gton
9bt ieuen u@olonden" quite Iiu1pf neben6c te
auf Die ubabsierisen" geptblancr
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-10-17
Glcidc scclen finben iid,.

2on bpn. 16. Oft. Sic gntentez
,nacbte baben Die probiioriidc 9icgiez
rurg, iuelde bpn Dem friiberen sricdiz
|iden Gremiertniniiter @eniselos crit
anf Der S1iiel Greta llno Damn aud in
saloniti cinseridtct ipurben lit, aner<
ta1nt.
q ep Yprf, 16. 0ft. Sci elmer ae-
tern Gbenb bier absebaltenen Ser
ianrn,lllns baben 1000 @rie6en cine
@eni5elos Hartei fir Mmcrifa ae<
sriinoet. Sic 9eutlhlanbz zfreunblide
Eolitif oes &Dnigs @pnltantin lp,lrbe
bon ben Neonern ldarf fritilirt. Mlan
erlpartet, baB Der neuseeriinbetcn &C.
leuldaft 100000 Grieden in Sen Ser.
Staaten beitrcten llno jeoen Wlonat
100000 5ipefs 9ilfe fir @eniselos
Gnbanger nab griedenlanb ablenoen
iperben.
Ser brittle. Ginfal in 8nmanien.
8erlin 16. Gft. lllcbcr Qpnz
bon.) Grebbepciden melbcr: nGerltlhc
Srllppen iil1b ollrd Sen gDncspab gez
brp6en rnb IN bas norbtpc'.libe Hl=
mdnien georllnsen.
9eftiges &d,npfen fi1,bct iest auf
rlln1dnildem 9oben nabc Sem gtdbtz
den Galanfa itatt. Sic helltI,b.6itcrz
reidi1hen gtreitfrdfte ncrludlsn, fiib@
Itpdrts an Der Scrgu Geno gIcnz
balm entlang bornarts 81. Sr;raen, lin,
Die 5allptbabnlinic st bnrT'anciben,
fpeld)e bic nprbliden run1an:ic5fn Sec
re berlor9t.
SIM dllbcrltcn Norbcn Sec oanhes,
8ndbe Der @ren5c Der 8ufptrilla, fallen
Die 8lln1dnen auf lire eieerc @rer5e
I5uriid; aber entlans Der ears,n Bren~
&c ben Siebenbiiracn n1adcn tic nod
frdftige sGegcna,eriffe. GiibSitlid Ron
@rpnItabt hnbcu Die 9iln1dncH 'tssihe
.ortlidc Grfolge gcsell DltcSicid,ild)z
belltlde gtrcitfrdfte crrllsari,, iucldc
audi bon onrt iiihlpdrts Hadl 0ilanGniel,
sll brinaen ildlell.
/ Ser aninpf inn iiiblihcn G.icbenhiirz
gen miro in Der @eseno ni;rslid bon,
.Gnlfanpob beftiger. @ud) sier mndct
Bic 8ln,dnen (unb 9fuyenl mod
iltarfe @cgenanariffe.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-10-17

(sSorticsu,tg a,1f brrv4. Scitc.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1916-06-25
TAKE 1T IN TIME.
Just AS Scores Of Brunswick People
Have.

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If you neglect kidney backache.
Urinary troubles often follow.
Doan's Kidney Pills are for kidney
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Brunswick citizens endorse them.
Mrs. n. r. Robinson, sos Monk ST.,
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BELL:ANS
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ALETTER OF APPROVAL
DIR. H. NJ. Frank,


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| have not the language at my com
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My wife who was also troubled
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The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1916-06-25
GHOST REPORTED
ON A RAMPAGE
TREE THAT OWNS ITSELF HAS
PHANTOM PROTECTION 1T
APPEARS.

ATLANTA, June 24.-Has the
ghost of William Jackson coming
back to haunt the Tree That Owns
Itself?
That's the tale they are telling in
Athens. Ca. where on a big hill in
the center of the city stands a giant
white oak, the only tree that owns
itself, trunk, twig and leaf. together
with eight feet of land on all sides.
Early in the nineteenth century
William Jackson was one of the larg-
est plantation owners of Clarke coun-
ty. Under the white oak, which is
four or five hundred years old, he
used to sit and direct his slaves at
work. When he died, this paragraph
was founG in his will:
For. and in consideration of the
great love / bear this tree and the
great desire | have for its protec-
tion for all time, convey entire pos
session of itself and all land within
eight feet of the tree on all Sides
Now comes the report that a phan-
tom has been seen beneath the Tree
That Owns Itself
A mere mist of man, fading into
moonshine, a man with powdered
wig and knee breaches, a broad hat
with a golden buckle and laces and
frills, sitting there under the tree,
with one hand resting gently on the
rough bark. g.
Was it the ghost of William Jack
son?
Ask the boys of that college town
they don't know.
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The new sanitary Barber Shop. OPP
ra House Building, Newcastle street
invites you to come In and give 1t a
share of your patronage.
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Bowel Complaints In India.

In a lecture at one of the Des
Moines, Iowa, churches missionary
from India told of going into the in
terror of india, where he was taken
sick, that he had a bottle of Cham
berlain's Collie, Cholera and Diarrhoea
Remedy with him and believed that it
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complaint that occur in this country.
Obtainabl1 everywhere.
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Keep Your Skin Clear and Healthy.

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FOR EVERY PERSONS NEED.

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The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-10-12
Bang! RooZEBATTLE!

BANG! BOOZE~BATTLE!
Launching of a big fight against
booze in Chicago was announced
yesterday by P. w. Yarrow, head of
the Dry Chicago Federation. A fund
of $4,000 will be raised to bring
noted speakers here to tell of evil
effects of alcohol
The drys will try to make liquor
the issue of the fall election of 1917,
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-10-12

WHY | AM GOING TO VOTE FOR
PRESIDENT WILSON
BY George Middleton
(Noted Playwright and Son-in-LaW
of Sen. LaFoIIette.)
Though 1 am not a Democrat I
shall vote for Wilson. No other pres
ident since Lincoln has been con-
fronted with such international prob
lens. Any other course than he has
pursued might have drawn us into
war. He has been patient and per-
sistent in the pursuit Of peace. And
he has kept the peace. We must
judge him by that supreme achieve
ment and credit cannot be taken
from him by his opponents who so
easily criticize AFTER the event.
We are not crossing a stream but
a torrent and I see only dangers in
swapping horses now. Because Viii
son, through four years Of anguish,
is more acquainted than Hughes
with all the crosS-cuTTents Of our
foreign relations, he should be re-
elected. It is no time to experiment
with even an honest amateur in for
eign affairs. The problems which
will confront the world after the war
will be monumental and to Wilson
should be given the opportunity of
trying to bring some order out of
the chaOes. I am convinced that he
is so genuinely a lover of Deace that
he will follow up vigorously the
clauses which he had inserted in the
naval appropriation bill, giving him
power to work toward international
disarmament through a world tri-
bunal.
Much as I respect Hughes as a
man he goes before the country
without an issue. He is merely a
critic. He has shown no construc-
tive alternatives. And above all he
carries no conviction in his speeches
ho
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-10-12

I shall vote for man who has had
the responsibilities and who has
stood the gaff.
FLYING TORPEDO IS NEWEST
FRENCH WAR TERROR
With the French Armies South of
the Somme, Oct. 12.-Drawing their
encircling moose in from west, north
and southwest, French have adj
vanced lines at several points to with
in few hundred yards of important
town Of Chaulnes.
ChaUlnes, to certain extent, holds
same important relation to German
line south of Somme as did Combles
north of river. It is a point of sup
port, the junction of several import
ant highways, and its capture will en-
able French to dominate surround
ing country for several miles.
While usual terrific artillery pre-
parations in Chaulnes attack was
going on, French were Systematically
destroying German wire entangle-
ments with their new aerial torpe-
does. These they launched from lit
tie trench mortars.
Unlike screaming, whistIing of the.
shells, the passage of these torpedoes
is nOiseless and they are visible to
the naked eye throughout their entire
course. They described beautiful
arches above the French line, then
darted downward with lightning-like
rapidity into the German trench. The
havoc and CONSERVATION was so
great that French soldiers, without
hesitation, pok6d their heads out of
trenches to watch destruction,
though Germans were only $50 feet
away.
-O-O
BANG! BOOZE~BATTLE!
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-10-12

I shall vote for a man
the responsibilities a
stood the gaff.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-10-20
Husband and Wife Both
 Saved From Suffering

I wish to tell you the good results myself and husband received from pr. Kilmer's Swamp Root. About eleven years ago I had a severe attack of La Grippe and was confined to my bed about eight weeks under the doctors care. He pronounced by case kidney trouble and rheumatism and not re. ceiving the results from the doctors treatment I should have received, I decided to try swamp-Root. After taking several bottles of Swamp-Root , was able to get up and attend to my work. About 8 year later my husband was affected with severe attack of kidney trouble and doctored for some time with the doctors and received no benefit. Knowing of the good I had received, he decided to try Swamp Root. His condition was such that he was confined to his bed and words cannot tell how he suffered, but after taking Swamp-Ro he was relieved so he could go on with his work with out pain. wish to heartily recom- mend Swamp-Root to all persons af- fiicted with kidney and bladder trou- bles and you may publish this letter If you wish.
 Yours truly.
 MRS. A. B. BRIGGS, E1dred, Pa. : Sworn and subscribed to before me, this 18th day of May, 1912.
 Ira Mccarthy, Notary Public