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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-03-02

HUNTINGTON Various forces at
work in the effort to improve condi-
tions in the country and to bring coun-
try and city people into closer touch,
are united in the preparations for the
Interstate Rural Life Conference
which will be held at Marshall College
Thursday, Friday and Saturday, March
8, 10 and IL.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-03-02
WEST VIRGINIA BRIEFS

circulated in the Lewisburg and White
Sulphur districts Of this county seek
ing the court to submit to vote the
proposition to bond the districts for
$160, 900 for good roads. williamsburg
and Falling Springs districts are also
seeking an election on the same prof.
Rct
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-03-02

CHARLESTON: Bootleg" whlskey
is now selling for IS per quart at
Charleston and its vicinity. according
to information which Prohibition Com
missioner AL. II. Curry believes re-
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-03-02

Tho production of tungsten ore in
the United States last year broke
all records, being equivalent to 2.165
tons of concentrates, worth more
than 100000.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-03-02
Mr1lpGaNrrnWN..

nMoRGANToWN: Private w. @.
Mcdowell, Of West virginia's team,
shot his sixth straight perfect score
in match against the United States
Navy Academy, scoring 200. Mcdowell
is freshman. and was developed into
an expert in three weeks time by Ser
geant G. w. May. The team score was
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-03-02

VIII aid the @pectatlt
mother In conserving
her health, her
strength, her mental
repose and tho nh-
Aence OF ye1nH Gus
palms q q subject OF
vast moment. Among
The recognized helps 10
n splendid rem Q dy
known as "Aiother'a
Friend" Applied %
the muscles lt sinks In
deeply 30 make them
arm and plant. lt thus
1tFta fhn nfrnfn An
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-03-02

HUNTINGTON: When Otto Young.
an expelled student at Morris-Harvcy
College was permitted to enter his
classes at Morris Harvey College. the
student strike which began Tuesday
when 100 boys left their classes, was
called off. Bruce Lambert, OF Grafton.
was also reinstated.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-03-02

CHARLESTON: Experts from the
bureau of explosions have reported on
the cause OF the explosion OF car
load OF powder in the BIueaeld rail-
road yards of the Norfolk and Western
railroad last January. The report, re-
ceived by the public service commits
sion. declares the explosion would not
have occurred had an engine been at
tached to cut Of nine street cars
which were permitted to run down an
incline and strike the powder car. The
report says the railroad company dis
regarded the bureau regulations for
the handling OF explosives.
LEWlsBURG: Petitions are being
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-03-02

HUNTINGTON: Following her re-
lease from Jail under $4,000 bail, Mrs.
Lula Defoe. accused slayer Of Mrs.
Rose McAiasters. went to the Hunting
ton General Hospital, where she will
undergo n delicate operation for an
Illness. the nature Of which was the
subject of testimony Monday at her
bail hearing in criminal court before
Judge T. W. Taylor.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-03-02
The Boy is Father
TO the Man

Old Swings like this are ffauRht with
q most important meaning. And what
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-03-02

HUNTINGTON: Because he had tho
i'll luck to be born on February 80, the
young son OF James Turley. of East
Huntington. will not enjoy another
birthday for four long years.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-03-02

Watch for cuppet Bros. Announce
ment in Sundays Telegram.-Adyer-
tisement.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-03-02

LEw1sBURG: Petitions are being
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-03-08
Kriea NIT NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.!

Die ghrqer brauden trs os gertrauensbotums, Sas HrotOent gl'
Son Ourh ben aongreB erbaLen bat, Hift aa befirdten, oaB es me9en
Der Saudbootfraee 8wRhen amert1 uo GetitlanS gum SrIeg tomnnen
tuh6 Ole 4rt uS 8ete, ME g9iliou oeRs gertrauensoot1tn erbolten.
mB i'm ~unbeOfngt sur ltebe5ugung gebraat baben, ooB Dos Sot
Der Ser. Stoaten bon einem Grese nit 9enihlano nibts Dtlen nl' fros
allen Drids. ben Die p~ro.brthi4e Sespreie OeS 0itens GaSn0t I'm Br
tgufHites 8oboben Sr Ausfibrnng al briHgen.
Gieie @niht benritt mMb Soul 8. Wiuler, Jeoofteur Der epcago
abeADpf, Ser Ieste ISOLDE cine ltnterreourg nit Dem Frahoenten bottle,
In eineua grtfel Rnr gefnigen 3elrng, Der o6ger be3etbnenoeH <e
fabrt. merofngg gbt Der Serr aolege tene @runoe mL oe nlnt
fhn befnut p1ren, fir feline 4nnnbme. aPun gepinnt bem Seen
ianer ausFabrungqn Den ginornd, aIs Oh $err 9laer porldufe uo9
nidt oaes iagen fam, mos e laeen m0dte. Soften mir, bob oies Der
san it, Cider uiirOe es cfel CUR gerabtgung oeS 8oltes 6etraael
menn r es geiagt b1tte. &Gren ur, az DeldeEl 0hlule er gelangf:
.Gie @efa5r zines Grieges beebt nidt; beute nlht nlebr. genn
es BON ipeaen Der 2uItaniaI Gatnropbe un0 balO nab oieier ntht 81 ernem
So[hen arfeqe fam, 10 fam ser Grieg NIT Geuhhlano hente nbt mebr
iOuuuaen. O. wurOe unO miro in NaNngton bel gereoet bon Der @eta9r
zines arieges init GetifInnD. Gas 1T gum El nufgreghs, uDbeons
nenes geidapat. sum Gdl pobIOnrd0odtes 6pie, 0ns g~eforoert uiro
nol alien .geqeIn Der aunt" ourd 9erOrebung uo Gige inter.
Snbt miro ourh Oe ~pro.brtHide uno Die poHtdde Srefe oes 2onoes
sc lit Sur Belt in @oibington elm groBes polhtfhes Spiel, Elm hefrlger
fpHuIagen Aorefeiieer4. pofhiher anmpf I'M @onge uno mir nlen opd
aus frIberer @rfa1rung sur geaIge, tie uno init Delden WlitteLn IN
foI1en Sample ~getdnpft ufro.
.aube 1T Die erte gireerpfidt@ 0os Bort 1T nnridig, bTeibt ober+
iuahr. 9ubige lebeIegung, rubiges lleber0enfn Der Sodage Set
iteaen Der gaDeegrlnOe lift bic Qfidt Der beiouneRen @arger unO 0os
eBtge gttel bic @obrbet 81 erfennea unO gu foroern. Die 8irgerI
foaten fh IN ibrea ruhigea ueber0enfen ndt toren lafen ourd os
~ariegsgeidre uO Ionliges ufregenoes @ereoe - arteg nit 2euti6lGnO
Il. mtsaefbOIeL@
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-03-08
ainDer, idift Hnr eanleIaIbe.

ainSer, idift Hnr 3Gnlelalbe.
9ieIes oniiiante 2ieo Durbe Der
,Grtblne" ourn Reb. o. s. Sniier
our ger6ffentlidune lbergebert Der
Is BON gteo. Sobn arnfer in
sumbOIot &ebr., erbalteh bate.
.Stromt berbei ibr @oIter.
iharen."
Jreunoe, [obt Gud bod erbitterL
8enn SIR on ms &rieger oeutt,
Die 10 Shlinmes baden erIittert
CAB Sbr uns mas S@ones idenh.
aungenIdiser, 0brenmdrmer,
5trampfe, Sanoidub, lobt es fem
fhidt uns 2GnieioIbe
Die aaeit lam un8 erfreu'n.
fuiier bnben mir getrieben
Iouicnotpeis in Wloor nro Sun1pf,
Die 2drie ft1o eebIieben
5iben ms in Serno ui0 Strumpf:
Mnrael1nie. StanisiGitie,
gtifoIGufe, beiBn iebr;
anOer, ididt blob 2GuieinIbe
Den Shaseneroberl hst.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-03-08

Bon ben bieIen 2iebesgoben
Sot mid feline 10 ent0iift,
aLs Die 9uhie 2~1uiefulbe,
Ole SIR neulid mir geididt.
Gnnnps, 8iaarren, Sdofolooe,
aaes lit nur leerer EonO,
ainOer, ididt uns 2duieiolbe
Ra9 Dem beilsen Sutherland.
0a Sbr feline abnnng babel,
8ie 70 furdtbar 10 Elm &ier,
S6if iA gu6 in bieiem griefe
Cine fleine 8robe bier.
ghir ne StunDe Iabt Ie trobbelr,
Dam erft dbnt Sbr, mas es beiBt,
8enn ltls gleih milionenpeiie
Dies perflu9te giebSeug beiBt.
Bie Die 9uifen Dos ~bertrngeit,
SIT CUR Stuno' nod ihleierbnft,
81 oiht Die Dredihidt libet,
gab Die 2dus eS ntdlt Hletr lhafft2
4uI 0ieDeil th oieies ihreibe
8eiBt Is miiteno amf mid ein.
ainoer, ihidt MIR 2~auleialbe,
Bia @ud etuig 0onf6ar iein.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-03-08

WitelieOes oeS GtaOtrats. Ger
Mnnn 1T tperielteng often, benn &c
iaet. OnB CT Elm geIdmorener 1eino
oes @etrdntcbanoels lit. 60 meib
man es penieItens.
Sort Dodge.
Die biesi1brige automobiI .g[us.
|teIluna fam oils Elm GrfoIo obne.
eIeihen bedeidnet meroen. Der DC.
iuh mar elm iiber ole Grfpartunaen
GROCER, 6a fiber $4,000 gerIoncn
Die ausIteIlung beiuht boben.
5ral 81. 8. SnuferspetIer lit
OreaniiotOrin Der SraucnItimm.
rettIer m Nebiter Gouutu geDoroen.
Ger i~edsidbrige George Collins
ttyroe @de 10. uto Central apenue
Snmstag nadmtttog niif benz Seim.
meg non Der GduiIe bon einem au.
tonlobiI irberfnbren un0 nidt uner.
bebIih berIest.
Sm 9etfie bon 9f. u. Sor, Bib
Nor6 s. Strabe, Itarb am Sonntag
v@roBmutter" @inifre0 g. Sen.
fins. Die dlteIte Grnu Somo's. i'm
alter bon 1903 Sabren. Die Ser.
itorbene mar bis fat 5u ibrem Ecbe
riiitig unO i'm 8eiib ibrer pollen
geiiteSfr1ftc. Gle bate fir ale
iielipn grfinoungen o1s groBte Sn.
~ierciIe, ulo ibr eroBtes geoGiern
mar, oab es ibr niht ~perg0nnt mar,
in einem AeropInn IN Die 2iifte gu.
iteiget.
aits Boone, Soma.
q. 90. Sobnfon, 2ofomotfpfiibrer
eines Grodt5uges, uno M. q. Wlc.
auIlp, gremier nllf einem BaiIagier.
imiroen BEL Dem 3uiammpn.
itOB zines GrndtSuges NIT eiuem
4oiiagier5uges lebensgei1brIih Der.
lett. Der 3ufammenItoB ereigtete
iih ouf ben gfangiergeIeiiens az
Storp gitp ulb iDiiroe oo6urh bers
urindt, ooB infolge elmer. Gdmpf.
ruolfe q. u. Sobnion nidt imitan6e
mar, bic Siennle 81 erfennen. Die
gofomotibe beg 6raft5ugeg 1T etn
u~oIllt1nOiges @rad uno orei Sitter.
iuageH ber6rnnnten.
SSn Snden Der antIape gegen
Geo. 6orsberg tDegen 8lutIdanbc
peigerten lid bic 3eugen fir
ben Stant. 8engnis 1b3uIegerb ioOdbI
Der GGunfDanpoIt Die antIage fallen
Iaiien muBte. Gorsberg tpuroe in
5reibeit geIebt.
$. q. Gbambers, Gountp .Snge.l
fDiroe ifuloig befuu0en, iifl
Iuioerredtlid offentlihe @eIber an
leeignet au boben, i'm 8ulammen.
bang NIT Ieiner arbeit, bic er fir
ons bielige Go1ntp setnn bate. Sein
lrteil lit nod uiht betnnnt ee.
1eben. A. B.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-03-08

and if she could only see the utter
futility of it, she would think long
before INJECTING ill-health, suffering
and death upon the most innocent of
all, which is getting England
nowhere"
Judge Lindsey declared that upon
the return Of himself and his wife he
would work for the relief Of the
babies in the form Of shipments Of
milk.
eff FRANCE AND ENGLAND"
he said, "ENDEAV0R TO STOP
SUCH SHIPMENTS, LET THEM
JUSTIFY II BEFORE THE WORLD
AND HISTORY. lam TAKING NO
SIDES In THIS WAR ONE WAY
OR ANOTHER, BUT | AM FOR
SAVING THE BABIES OF ALL
COUNTRIES, THE FUTURE WILL
NEED THEM. THE BABIES OF
ENGLAND, FRANCE AND ITALY.
HAVE THE WORLD TO DRAW
UPON. THE BABIES OF GER
MANY, AUsTRIA-HUNGARY AND.
POLAND ARE CUT OFF FROM
RELIEF. THEY HAVE THE SAME
RIGHT TO RECEIVE HELP AS.
THE OTHERS"
Judge Lindsey said the stories of
the restitution and suffering Of the
women and children Of Poland he
had heard from Americans were
heartrendering.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-03-08
GnmcrnNc Nilfc fir
cbrDniicbe NerffOpfMn0
HtssImihiSer tisIider StnbIsuns 1T
erwiefenermnheu bic Sanpt'
fade babel.

&drtIeibiefeit lit ein 8uitanb, Der
bel allen GIoiIen BON Geuten Dor.
fcmmt uu0 MIR burh @r3ieluag Ell.
mes reeeImdbigen StiibIganaes &c.
boben DerOen fam.
Die ~geeignetIte 8eit fir ben Gil
minntionspro5eB lit nntureemGb oes
Mcrgetls, oo bann Milsteln unO
NerDen onrh Nube nnO GhIaf ab.
geIpannt iinb. 8enn @rIeidterung
niht sur reften Belt eintritt, lit ein
miIoes abfiibningsmitteI, Dor Dem
SdIafcugeben senomrnefl, tuobl an.
gebrndt. @etpnItmitteI ufi0 Yurgnit.
gen, bic burd lire ralhe unO bef.
tige 8irtu1e oas GpItem erihiittern
tmo itorer, iolten nidlt augelprnOt
iDer0en.
Gin uirfiomeS ELECTROMAGNETIC,
Oas dblolut ~d4DerIdiiig lit, fem eeib.
grimmen perurfaft ooer o~noermeitig
Die betrefienoeu Orsnne fort, purOe
IN elmer aom6inntion BON einfnhen,
o~bfibren6en arGutern eefun0en, Die
ais Or. gol0pea's Sprllp 9eplin
befannt uno In 4potbefen Die 6Io.
al 90 Gents 5l baden lit.
Grnu @. 6. glaen, 2t5 Sonb Str,
aetU Monterep, Gal, idrieb Or.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-03-08

geife. qorhagat berfigt aus Der Belt ianer gIite nod fiber eme anSAbl
mebr ODER periger pertuoaa Solomon, BON benen Dos @eradt eebt, onB
lie lhon Dor Sobren ourd5 @errdee inter ~DeridieOene @rcbmddte Der.
tat por6en ieen. 3u bhen @robmd9hn eborten in erfer 2iMe Getf9-
LAMB uo ENGLAND. angefdts Der mertUuroigpn Stelune, Die portueoI
In 0iefem ariege eingenonrmen bat bari man uobl erpnrten, bb Geutfhr
Imo BEL Der oagemenen geuoromIng Der 9erbdltnife In europa unO Der
bornusfdthhen gteuabgren6une Der aolonagebiete amb lbr bic ports.
|eieFiten anfeoLmeen un0 ShusgebRte 8efhglns trefen miro. Die
portugiefide @hBperpaltung mare obne enslonos fnnndele Inter
|Hasung obnebfn nift I'M Stanoe sapeiet fir cine e~ntpretenoe ent.
|pidlunq i6res aolonialbass gu ioreeu. Sect tommt Der 8etpunft, oa
|oiee aolonten BON Whttrlanoe IosgeIit Deroen rno in nOere Sanoe
aberge5en perbcn. sic peroen NIT in ben grcben Sopf geDorfen Deroen
aus benz bic straightforward fb menigftEns telpeue fur ole latoten 6sI
arieges be3abt MAIDEN per0en. Die 9efhagnabme Der betf6en Sfife
|piro H9 fir bic 9ortugeien oils Elm teurer $annel erueten.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-03-08
GeaisfeittH aus Sofia!
9es @uueg.

AZ
SER GNU -mnaDel, I07 6. ADe..
fGt Jest Die Sertretang Der omaha
Eribane. Gir bitten bic ecIer, BEN.
isl6ca 0eaisteiten ans air@en-, Der.
ems. uno Sanilienfreiien Sufommen.
IN lafieu, iDeIdle 6erielbe snr Der.
9ffcntIidjuns IN brr Sribine aber.
mitttln tuir6. aud nimmt 6err'
Sdnnbsl Sn~bifriptiuHs @eISer In
GnpfaHa.
S. @earS 1916.
@m. GeinboI6 Fat BEL @iuteriet
cine 5arm getauft mo tpiro oobin
nod In 0ieIer ISOLDE iiberfieoeIn.
8ir Uiiniden benz iungen 8aare
.riel Slid.
&. Mlun5enmaier, Elm eiFriger Sc.
ier Der .@ohentIiden 9ribitne", Be.
ebrte uns NIT ieinem geIaf un0
Hahm babel geranlpHnng, ltott Der
p6dentliflen Die rx1gIide Erbbii.
ne gu beiteGeu4
6ern1nnn germes, Der befannte
@emitiegdrtner. BAT iein an Der syn.
Oianolu apenue geIeeenes Gruno.
Itid nerfautt uno Elm gr0bereg nnbe
2aeono uuo Court Anenue erlporben.
giHer Der aIten GeittIden Der
Stn0t lift nit gbriitinn guIIDor ois
benz 2eben gelhieoen. 9erIe[be &c.
blidte Inn ifouen Oitpreaben Dos
Sift Der @eIt, madte 6ie ariege
BON 1866 unD 1901 NIT un0 [ieb
ifd, n0hbem En- oiggefpon6ert mar,
i'm Sabre 1884 in Ees Dioines ME.
Der. ct mar troy Ietner 81 Sabre
bis Dor einem Sabre nod f1hig, iei.
men golten bel Der Ge5 Moines
Bater 60. o~iissfiiilen, BEL Der er
lber 30 Sabre angeIteat mar. Die
8eer0iaune fnr0 urter GROCER 8etei.
Iigun9 Itatt, on Der 8ertor6ene 5u
ben alien 6elttihen aniiebIern ge-
h0rte uHo pieIe 6reunoe befnB. Ser
Raftor BOB Don Der Iutberiihen
3iongsairde belt bic Qeihenprebigt.
auber BON Ieiner Gdttin miro Der.
erti9Iofene bon fieben ainoern Be.
trdiert, oenen mir hermit nnier.
Mitaefibl nusoriden.
@roBes autieben erregte In Der
gon5eH StaOt Der Sou oes arbeiters
Charles GIeoelolb, neIher ben Chef
Der bieiigen 9oli5ei peraongene $50.
de Frngte, ME er fem iiingit gebore.
mes aino totem tonne, obne 0ab es
gegen Oos Geies perftobt, ba 6os
ain0, ME linn bic aer5te erflGrt
hdtten, berfriippeIt uno unbeiBar
lei. Dos 9ino furroe ieooh in 0os
gtercD SoiitoI nberfiibrt, mo fi1
berlhie0ene aerste. Die fid fir ben
5oa intereiiierten, erfIdrten OaB
cine Operation DieIIeiGt ods llebel
beIpitigen tonne. Gie tD1rten iett
OarnnL oab oas aito fr6fttg eenue
fem miro, Die Operation 81 lber.
lteben.
Ger 1922 9et s. StrnBe mob
nenoe Sobn Gruiouf ftnrb am Conn.
rag an ben @erlesungeTL Die er 1a.
Oongetrngen aIs er IN einem anfnn
BON @eiitesitormg bon benz BnInut
Strnbe8 id5rft in oie Tiefe fprnng.
81. SrtDin, Elm angdteater Der
Central Soma Eue[ Go, Itifr5te nnbe
Charlton bon Dem Cad zines @ng-
goHs zines Giter5nges uuo iuur0e
70 iftDer bertest buB er mad far8er
3eit ftorb.
Ter Rpdtsonfunit 6 g. Bacon
6eDirbt iid HIH oen 4oitH eites
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-03-08
Jle6rasRa mieOer Ooran!

Sic gIrger bon Eebrogfo 0orf es NIT Genugtung erfiuen, 6B fh
lire feds a~ongreBlghe in benz ioebeu a6eehodenen biHorihen sampe
nf bic Sete 0es Hehts IND Der 8ernrnft eeFeat hnben nno fh ueoer
0urh Oe Nortepetide nod ourb Grobmgen elmer luunertralen qreHe
DHIgten Iebea, in Der Iesten GRnnte lire lleber8easung 81 opern. Sic
bnben ooourdl 0nB tie 0nIr ggtmmt baben, 0aB Amerifaner Dor Der
@euarne bepafneter SonOeRdife geDarnt DerOen ua5DeifeLbaft Der
Simnrne Der geunIigen glebrheit Der Burger bon 9Pbrasfa ausoruf1
gegebent Die 01bin gebt, oB unpr 2nnO in fiuen arieg berpidet per0enl
fol-, neil EN- pnr Qmerfaner Oaranf beHebea elm gum minOeten 5DeifeL
bafes ReAt n~us5uabgg oos fe nasSmlben HRt g9Dungen fm6.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-03-08

goI0pea, fc babe in Or. GnIomeI's
Spratp gepfin eernu oas gefnn0en,
mas gegen Sortleibigteit uro Wfn-
aenbeidiperoen nod Dem Glien notis
lit. Gs iDlte fi9 tn ieoen &ous-
bait befinOen.
&aufcn Sic fid cine 6Iaide Or.
Gnlomea's &uritp gepiin un0 bal.
ten sic oieieIbe I'm Snitie gum @e.
brmi6, penn bic @eIeeenbeit fonmt.
Cine grobeflai1e toltenfrei, miro
5ngeimbt renn Gle an Oh.
o. gdl0pea, 442 @nibington
Ctr, Wonticelo, 81. idreiben.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-03-08
British Blockade
Kills Only Babies,
Says Ben. Lindsey!

Adult Germany Cannot Be Starved
in Ten Years, While Shortage of
Milk Means Death to Infants, Dem
yer Judge Tells Won Wiegand.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1916-07-01
SAMUEL PLATT
ANNOUNCES CANDIDACY

In another column of this issue of
the Silver State appears the announce
ment of Samuel Plat as candidate
for the Republican nomination for
United States Senator. Mr.. Platt is
so well known throughout the state
that he needs no introduction to the
voters at the hands of the Silver
State. He was the Republican candi-
date for Senator two years ago, run
ming against Senator Newlands, the
supposedly strongest man in the DEM
ocratic party in Nevada, and lost the
decision by a few votes. There are
many men in the state who believe
that. had the Republicans controlled
the election machinery, so their can
didate could have been given the ben-
eft of all doubtful votes, that Mr..
Plat would have been declared
elected.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1916-07-01

Hay bill, which is nothing but a prize
porker in uniform, and the naval COM
mittee has reported a bill which
strikes out two first class battleships
recommended by Navy Department
experts.
The Republican platform declares,
as always, for protection of American
industries. Such protection should
protect adequately American industry
and American labor" The Democratic
platform reaffirms its belief in a
tariff for only, and unre-
.servedly indorses the Underwood law,
although they have repeatedly stated
that that law did not have an oppor-
tunity to prove its efficacy prior to
the war.
The Republican platform declares
for the thorough and honest enforce
ment of the civil service law, and
nledges the party to a reorganization
of this service. The Democratic plat
form reaffirms the declarations OF the
party for the rigid enforcement of the
civil service laws, having created
10000 offices outside of the civil SER
vice law, at an annual cost of $44,-
000, 1000 to the taxpayers, since March
4, 1913.
There is not a line In the Demo
cratic platform which is not a re-
minder of the t~reachery and ineffi-
cheney of that party during the last
four years. The Baltimore platform of
1912 closes with these words: Our
pledges are made to be kept when in
office as well as relied upon during
the campaign" 1t is to be noted that
even Democratic effrontery was not
brazen enough to conclude the st.
Louis platform with any such false
hood.
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A. II. HOWE
WAR-ORDER NOTES

The French war department.
through its agent, Charles Gonzelle,
has just completed in New York the
purchase of 23, 400, 900 pounds of to-
bacco. The tobacco will be shipped
from Louisville, KY in broad leaf
form, to be manufactured in France.
There will be a nice little freight rev.
enue to the railroads carrying it to
New York, where it will be loaded
aboard ship. We are glad to see Ken
lucky get a slice of our war order
prosperity, but we refuse to credit it
to the Democratic administration.
Russia is in the market of the
United States for 10000 tons of steel
rails, and 5000 to 10000 freight cars.
These cars are wanted to transport
supplies from Russia's eastern from
tier to the firing line, over rails made
in America. 1t begins to look as If
Kitchener's forecast that the Euro
pean war would last three years is
to be realized. Unhappy Europe! Her
misfortune is temporarily u finan-
cial gain, and out of that misfortune
the snout of the Democratic party
has rooted its prosperity" slogan.
The fall in the price of spelter. due
to the falling off in the war demand,
has caused the value of zinc pre- to
drop. The miners in the Joplin. Mis-
souri,, district are compensated or a
sliding scale based on the monthly
ore averages. The price of spelter
having gone off, the May wage of
these miners has been lowered, and
they have voiced a protest and threat
ened to strike. When the Democratic
campaign heralds of prosperity APP
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A FEW PLATFORM
COMPARISONS

A few comments ON the more i'm
portant planks in the platforms of
the two parties will not come amiss
at this time.
In regard to Mexico. the Republi-
can platform pledges its aid in re-
storing order and promises to our
citizens on or near the border ade-
quate and absolute protection of their
lives, liberty and property. The Dem
ocratic platform Reuse the occupa-
ton by an armed force of a portion
of Mexican territory, IN the ground of
want of stable, responsible govern
ment, although Wilson has recognized
the Carranza government rs a res
ponsible one. 1t declares that the ar
my must remain there until a repeti-
ton of bandit incursions into United
States territory is improbable. The
idea of Furnishing the perpetrators of
the Columbus outrage has been given
up.
In regard to foreign relations, the
Republican platform declares: 1--WE
must perform all our duties and in
sist upon all u rights as neutrals,
without fear and without favor" The
Democratic platform believes that 1t
is the duty of the United States to join
with the other nations in n FEAST
BILE association that will maintain in
violate the complete security of the
highway of the seas. But in two years
they have done little or nothing in
that direction, except to write notes"
The Republican platform calls on
all Americans, whether n~aturalized
OF native born, to be true to the spirit
Of America. The Democratic party
condemns partisanry. and then at
tempts to make "Americanism" a par
ty issue.
The Republican platform declares
we must have a strong navy, so strong
that no enemy can gain command of
the sea. The Democratic platform
says we favor the maintenance of
an army fully adequate to protect the
nations rights, and a fixed policy for
the constructive development of a ma
Wy. The Democrats have passed the
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Lest we forget. there is a Demo-
cratic majority in both houses OF Con-
gress as well as a Democratic Presi-
dent in the White House to be pro-
yided with Republican successors. To
gain the Presidency and to fail of
carving the Senate would be but
half a victory and would delay for
two years the completion of the Re
publican program for national reha-
Utilization. The House OF Represent
atives will undoubtedly follow the
Presidential victory, but the Senate
rial seats at stake are so widely scat
tered and so dependent upon local
conditions that il might well result
that we would fail Of complete resto-
ration to power through a lack OF ag-
gressiveness in campaigning for a
Republican Senate.