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The daily progressive-miner., 1916-08-28
KANSAS,

Ton musnt forget to hand it to- Kansas. the basis of all Prohibition arguments No money for schools 0r charities, sick people sleeping two in bed in public hospitals, a dozen insane asyIums Overhowfng and the excess insane formed out" at S2 8 week: Kansas, the home of the largest insane asylum IN THE WORLD and insanity increasing every year from Prohibition poisons: teaching women Domestic Science in a dark basement of the State Uni Eers5ty. opposite the insanity men's
 oIst; less money for charity than sae annual INCREASE in charity wards in ANY OTHER STATE IN THE UNION; not an acre of public land in the state upon which a farm CT could make a living; banks clos ing their doors and manufacturers u1eving away-all which proven by the official report of the State Board of Control and the State Auditor of Kansas-yes; you'n have to hand it to Kansas
 One get-even play is left to the sui feFing people Of Kansas. and they ex- ercise it to the limit-no Prohibition ist CAN be elected to office in Kan saz Fairbanks Daily News-Miner, July s, 1916. (adv.1
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-08-28
Sweet Peas Sure
 Death For Flies

According to Godfrey Burkie, pro prletor of meat store at .Sssi North ssth street it is no longer necessary to swat the fly. Barkie has disoov- cred new method os setting rid os che pests. It is to present Mir. House fly with bunch of sweet pea bios sons. and. says Bursie he will just lie down and die quietly of his own accord
 Burkie's discovery was reported several days ago to George F. Mur. ray. deputy county clerk Burlie eN- plained that flies infested his shop. and in spite of all his efforts to got rid of them. they appeared to increase A week ago Burkie was presented with a huge bouquet of sweet pea blossoms. He placed them in his shop, Soon the fly squad thinned out. He sought the reason and then as serts he found hosts of dead flies ly- ing near the sweet pea blossoms " AC<GSl AAtrf NGtC SAtNAASANN " SsA~ pollen or asphyxiated themselves in haling the perfume. he doesn't know. but he ayers the blossoms are deadly to flies
 He seems to be right about it." as serted Mir. Murray yesterday. Plies got into my house, altho we have screens over every opening except the
 chimney. The only conclusion is that they came down the aue There to be about two dozen al ways in the house I got bouquet of sweet peas and placed them on table, Not long after the flies dis. and I found them as dead as. doornails. lying under and around the sweet peas. The blossoms did it. all right. but in what manner is beyond me. Tacoma News.
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-08-28
Food Prices In
 Warning Nations

h aT of the warning nations the prices of foodstrffs have advanced greatly slce the beginning of the war. but 1t is in Germany that the prices have scared the highest The latest estimates place the average increase in prices between July og 1914 and July of ls1s at about loo per cent. In the Aussro-Hungarian empire the av- craze increase is perhaps not quite 50 high, and it Is placed at about SS per cent In Great Britain the aver age increase in the retail prices of ghe war is estimated at about 5S per cont
 In France it has been about 50 per cent. and in Italy about So per cent Russia. because Of her vast produc- tive population and great agricul- t-raI resources. has felt the strain less keenly than any of the other poNers. and. while accurate esti- mates are impossible. it is likely hat the average increase in the ne cessities of life has been only 10 to 15 per cent Except for the strin- gent official regulation of the sale and consumption of fOodsiuffs in Germany. it is probable that the kaiser's subjects would now be fac ing starvation Meat, butter, lard. eggs. beans and lentils have scared highest in Germany. Milk and dairy products have become luxuries for
 she rich. The increase in beef and mutton prices Is about 125 per cent, ,sus pork has increased only about 75 per cent The government has at tsmpted to keep potatoes at a low nrige. l,ut st times they have been prae.icalsy unprocurable- In Russia gse prohibition of alcohol has effected a saving to the people which probably more than compensates for the in creased price of foods.
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-08-28

The Seward baseball players C???l are talking of the beating they ad- ministered to the Anchorage players As though they had played ball f they only could see the Ketchikan players, they would wonder no doubt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-09-23
Seri@,pmnben
ST ieit bem II. September bic 1f
Sabre alte garbarh 9leibid).

Set Dem II. Septenlber lit, ipic
gcltern Der Holi5ei mitsetbeilt ipllrbe,
bie IL Sabre aItc Barbara gteiOidj
bon go. 800 Sinlap StraBe, Der.
iblpilnOen ilno ibre sngeD6rigen be.
fiirdtcn, bob baS Maohen in idIe1tc
Sanbe gerotben lit.
s8ie Der @ater geitern Der poli5ei
iirittbeilte, famen ein elegant geflei'
betes Eaar nit einem rptbbaariselt
CSaug!ing nat Der 9aeioiH'id)en
8obnune unb eneaeirten Barbara
ais 0ienitnrabf)en. sic erbielt Die
s9eiiung, bas 9saar am ieIben Gage
IN Ioonbale, no tpeiB Der @ater nitlt
mehr, gu trefien ,ulb icitbem ite bas
glternbaus perIieB, INN bieien angeb'
liden Sienit arl5lltreten, icblt iebe
uno jebe Spur bon ibr, 70.
baB Die GItern iid geitern m igrer
glngIt i1lieBlib an bie Roli5ei lpano.
ten, bie MN periuhen miro, Die Der.
iGwllnbene auf5ufinben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-09-23

iid, Der Jeino gum 8ieIpunft geiudt
Dod Selo 8anfieIb bat furd)tbare
Hade gcipIiimen. Sein iideres slnge,
Die ME erlabnenbc aratt ieincr Ser.
pen iino Mlsfeln, iein iiberlegeneS
,@eidid baben Sipei Der llnbolbe Silr
@rbe ge3tpli,isen, Wergeltilng geiibt.
uno Erieit mill ieinen tapferen Der.
tbeioieer, ben R1her Der iinihul6i.
gen Spfer, ebren. Die itdotiiden Ser.
cine sliiocin3ione Speraia Irieitina,
Galino 8ee6io, Club 5olriiti Srieiti.
nj, SrateIlan5a slrtigiana, Sega pa.
triotica bella @iobentii Trieitina, Yri.
ma Societa Die 8eterani WiiIitari,
Societa gluitria ino slntone Speruia
SrieItina baben beidloiien, als Bel.
den Der @eipuroeriing rno Der Gr.
fenntIidfeit Dem slrgils Der aoria,
Dem SeIoenfIieger @ottfrieo 8anfielo
cine goIoene @brenniebaiue gu nib.
men. Sn feierIiber @eiIe ipirb NOR.
gen, am IS. B. Wits., Inn SeItiaaIe bes
Staotmogiitrats Die llebergabe oieier
Gbrenmebaille an Sinienfhiffsleuts
nant ganfieIb erfolsen.
Srieit ebrt ietnen SeIoenl
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-09-23
Sd)iuerer Tiebitabl.

Gie Goli5eiitation oes eriten Git
riffs be6erbergte in Der perfIoiienen
Sfobt eincn actpiiict George G. Tap.
ne aus gteipmartet, S5lto., Ser beidll-
bigt niro, in Scneriet, ap., einrl
nSdperen" Iie6itabl beganacn az
baben.
S6m miro namli6 sur 9aft eeIcat,
cine Reiitngfanone, Die Dor Oem
Sauie pon gopb Morroiu, Der iih bs-
.anntlid) lin Die republifoniide @ou.
ncrneursfunbioutlr in &erltiIdp Be.
porben bate, itano, geItoblen gu ba.
BEN. 9ie &unpnc, Die Gin 9rllocr
Scrru Wprrofps aus oen Bhilippnlcll
nritgebraHt bate, p1lrbe fltr1 nab
Der @nt0efuns Oes Giebitabls BEL
eineln Mtbanoler in Someriet aliige.
fit1lberL no 8apne iie aneebIid Der.
tauit batte, Der augebIi9e 9teb batts
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-09-23
Irteft, II. stuguit.

Gin tpolferllos beiterer, tiefbIaue,
pinrnleI tpoIbt iid ii5er Der eroBer
!Safenitabt. 9ie eIeibeitben Strab'
len Der Morsenionne iiberiIuten bic
9ergbGnge I'M Often. gIeiteu iiber bas
Sauiermeer. lafien bic &,ippeln Der
Dome ui1o &ir9en ai,iIeudten, bii.
i6en in nediiden SpieI iiber Den
gIatten SpiegeI Der a3,,rbIauen @ai.
ier oes 9oIfes.
Srobiinn atbrnet Der i,inseWoreen.
Srobiinn tragt bic Ia6enbe CONNER.
ionne IN Die breiteu, engen unb eng.
iten Straben itro @abhen Der Stabt.
sSeitlif gefleibete Weuiden ellen
bur6 bic Straben. Deinteres 2eben
puIiirt auf ben WtarftpIdsen. @miig
regt iib Die 9epolferung om Seittags.
utorsen IN frober gripartlng bes ge.
nuBreiden Rubetases.
Gern, gang ierr am anbern llfer
oes Iittourdtrdnften, in majeitdti.
iber Hube ii6 oebnenoen @olies roat
Ieiie, broberlo Der Conner Der aauo.
nen uno trGgt ben ein5ieen WiBton in
bas frieSooue Bib Der SeeIatoi idaft.
gtidts nabnt ionit on aanpf unS
gtotb.
God bod oben in ben 2iiiten, ,iil.
ii6tbar, raft cuf breiten Ghtuingen
nit bobnpou grauiulu Sa6en Der Sob
beran b..
Gin Ieiies sumnen l1bt pIosIi6
SallIeroe BON slugen ben i'm Sidt
peri9iuuler1oeu gletber buraior.
iben.
gon Wltnb 5u Wll,no fIiegt elm
banges @ornlport.
Sdou frabt nit idariem Small
Der eriteS6uB Observation-Disclosures
Gin i6arier @ibton bur6reiBt oic
Suit Gin furser glis in Der n16iten
Sefunoe. Gin peibes @oIfben nit
rotbgeIben aern bGngt am SimuneI
uno Iegt lid brobenb Dor ben iiber
benz @olf aus @eiten beranitiirmen.
ben SoOesboten ben feinbIihen Slie.
ger. Gin SdiiB iiberbaitet ben anbe.
rem. 9ie @rploiionen Der Dem sSlieser
tootlibe @riibe entsegenidIeubernben
Sdrapneas oerreiben Die Suit. Gin
peibes @oIfden reibt iid neben ons
anOere unb legt cine orobenbe @anb
Dor ben 5eino.
Cod INNER mebr llieser taiiben
binter Dem eriten aus Dem aetber aiif.
Bon allen Hi6tungen belen nun Die
&anonen auf. Sbr Conner erifiit.
tert Die Cuff uno laBt bic Sduier, DC.
rem Seniter uno 5biiren erbebeu.
gtm iino es iie6en Slug5euse, Die
IN elmer 2inie auf Die Stoot 5uitreben.
Srei peiBe Bunfte leudten unter If.
nen auf, ipie beIitroblenbe fleineSon-
nen. Der Han5er oreier Garnpfflug.
,euge sliipi in ben Concentration
lif.
Syn iisla tie iiber ber gtaat argesI
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-09-23
aleiue Soli5einadridten.

- aln Der Sedyiten lrno Sobn
SjtraBe ipltroe eeitern glbeub pom
Scutllant Stegner iub ben 9etettipas
Giers uno 8beutterlp Der Sd)nei6er
Srarlf 9elbecdJio bon $40. 2515 IRA.
De Strabe iiitter Der 9lnfIagc perbai-
tet, Worpbium in ieinem geiis ee.
ba6t unb audi oerfGlft 5u baben. Ger
8erbaftete bcbauptet, oab ibm oaS
Wiorpbium bon einelr Ir3t geliefert
lpuroe, beiien gtclnen er Der Yolbei
angab uno gegen ben, faas Oieie BE.
iib beuabrbeiten ioaie,
gleidlfaIls porgeaaneen trcroen ipir0.
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per brittle Sdnfer.
etisse bon sris MILLER.

Der gu66alter allsraaoer Shras.
meier mar Elm taoeHoier Meuih.
aein @unber alio, bab es aud feline
Bidder iporen. lln6 fein Wunoer
ipeiter, oaB beioes bic Sabeaoiigfeit
Der Sirma @oitlieb SteI,erbammer
Sobne nod DEFENDERS iinteritri6.
Gieie oreifohe IaoelIoIlgrelt lpdDr.
te iieben Sabre. Ga befani tie elm
sod, nein, elm 2odlein. Ter 9uhbal.
ter glleranber Sbragmeier mar es
miioe. INNER rur Bidder gu fiibren.
gs fiel ibm Elm, er f0nnte aud einniaI
ems fdreiben. Die Sade i@ien redt
einfad: Wan iest iid bin unb taut)t
bic Geoer eirL
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-09-23
SeAeSne nnS 3astSn.

= Ser aInb Der @tiitter fir Zen
atrbergarten BON Canton bat folaen'
be 9ednlten erlpGbIt: 4raiibentin
5ralr @m. @rap; 8i5epraiioentin
SRI. Grafton, Sefretdrin: iSrall
s@tnters;; S9asnei'terin Jrm'
9eiud,s.8ommittee: Trml
y1iniers, sSrou @ibhs. Sri StrattOn
llnh SRI. ganfortb.
Srau @It5a Sugbes, weIfe in
Dem Suuie geo. 1107 6. gpenue,
Oaptpn, iett 40 SSabren getppbnt bot.
tc, lit oortiel6it i'm Sitter BON SO Sab.
zen aeitorben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-09-23

fih instpiidcn ipieocr iiad) ieiner Sei
matb giepntarfet, SilS., beacben in,0
Sort erfolgte Damn arf slnitdcm Ser
9eborben BON Someriet, ap.. feline
BE, baftung. Ser Silfs15beriff Ebur.
man. Der ben elrreltanten nab Go.
nrerict tra'tsportirt, mabte seltern
bier Station unb bradhe ieincn
ShItlins in Der 9oIi5eiitation oes
crlteu Siitrifts inter.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-09-23
Gpiiooe aus Der Connie.
Sdladt.

Il
cine anidauIide Sdiloeruns Der abs
pebr BON Sturmunsriffen. glugens
ssusen beridtsn iibsr eiHen miblunsss
uen snsliiden Sturm. slm frii9en
Worsen perlegte bic enslif6e Mrtils
lerie bas felt "a Gtunben auf ben
pprbsrjten @raben seridtete Srolns
msIfsusr plDblia nit sinem Rud nod
riidpdrts. Wlan Dubte, ieBt hanbelt
es iid nur nm Minuten. bann finb iis
bal Gmiig tpurbs an einisen psrs
idliittsten Ginsdnsen bon llnteritdns
ben searbsiiet. 2tber srf. als bic ere
fen ensIiidsn SturmtrIonnen ben
8raben perlisben, fam Der 8efebl:
.9lae aeute aui SdiibsnItano!" Sm
glu mar jsber auf istnem plaBe. Bon
GdiibeniiGnb,n mar naiiirIid tttns
Rebe mebr. Ser porbsre @raben tpar
70 einssebnet, bab man taum ibu unb
tpieber nod Elm Stiid 9ruIiipebr srs
fannie. 9tber bic Drabtbinberniiie
paren nod oa, unb bic @ranaitri6tsr
bptsn Seduns, mo man folhe fu6te.
@iel. bsrIdmGbten fie. Sffi3iere unb
WannI9aftsn itanben frei unb often
auf benz Ranb Der ebemalisen 9rds
ben, bas Geipebr In Der Sanb, einsn
Saufsn patronen neben fif,. gs Bot
IiG nun elm 9lnblid bar, ben feiner
psrs.iien ipirb, Der ibn trlebt bat.
mene auf Msae In unerI4Opfliher
3abl bintsrsinanbsr ipronsen bi.
tbatiselben enslii9en SiurmtoIonnen
nit einem Rud aug ben 9rGbeu. Gle
tamen gang semddlid babsr. Senn Fs
gInubtsn ia bsitimmi. IN ben beibsn
porbern bsuiifSn Grdben nur aeis
den unb i'm brittsn einen nur fbipas
den Wib.rItanb su finben. Man lieb
iie Biz auf 100 Mstsr Dor bic Srabts
binb.rniTs bean, bann tom bergeiebI:
rTubis 5islen!" Ssps aussI einen
Mann! SdnsQfeuer!" Seber ihob,
ipas bic sylinte krsab. Die Maidis
nensstpeGrs, bic pl0BIid. iDis bur4 els
nsn 3aubsrid!ds, aus Der serpiihlten
@rbe baftanben, besannen tpie raiMD
5u bGmmern. ReibenpeiIe 5uiammsns
gemGbt iunten bi, englinbsr. Die
berbdnsnibpoas ueberraibuns mar sa
srpb fir iie, oab DieIe gan3 entseiitsrt
iteben blis6eu unb nitt inebr tpubten,
o5 Iie pors oosr riidparts iollteu.
996 brdnstsr bic iiefseItaffeltsn
UiaiIsn Der 9interen bic 3aubernben
ooripGrts. Damn besann eine iopflois
@srpirruns, elmer fudI: iid binter
bem anbersn ,u beden. S9lisbliA
ipenbetsn iib ale gu piIbsr GluAt.
glber ebe Der Reit ben i4iibenb.n
@raben errei9te, ipdr bic Wlebr5abl
ppn bsuti6enGeidoiisn uiebsrseitredt.
Ramenili9 bic WaI4intnstlpebre bat'
ten flirdtbare ernie SebaIien. Gin
iaii liniensrabsr Waa BON 2ei4en se
5sidnete bic STEELE, ipo Der ensIiiHe
Gturm In unIerm 6euer Suiammens
sebrp6en mar. Jiinfmol periu6tsn
bic ens!Gnber. jsbesmal nit frii9en
1rupptn, an o.sier Stele ben ansrifi
aufs neue in Serislben D&:ie. uur bah
bic neuen SturmtolOnn.u nidt mebr
i'm semiitbIi9hsn Sdlsnbtri6ritt ans
iamen, ionbsrl in lans:n Spriinsea |
bas nit 2eiaeu bsfdte Sfrti4engeIdns
be su burhmsisn Derfu6ien. aber iis |
fcnben unisre Shiiben jsbesmaI aur
Der Da9t uno ieiusr tam iiber ben
Geihenpaa b:naus. Damn lisben ild. |
bic Sturmipelsn trob i&drfer geisbls |
ni9t msbr auf sis entieBIi4e S4ladts |
bant portrsi6sE, no piels Sanberte ibs |
rer aamerabsa tObt obtr ittrssno la
gen.
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Ser SelS BON Srieit.

Sod in Der SUIT foutntt Der Sob se.
floeen. - Sieben itaIieniihe 5lus.
5euge perfeu goHlben aIf Erieit.
- ganfieIo, Der Selb unb Retter.
Ser abitur3 bes StaIieners. -
9as 5rpeite Spfer. - 9ie SlIdt
Der itaIieniiden SIieser. - Srieit
ebrt ietnen SeIberl.
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slber aiif eiumaI ipanbte ,iid bas
&onto ieIbr sesen tbn nnb f9lc5
ibn ieIber ab.
Sofinnuaslos pertpunoet lag Der
gudbdlter sllsranbtr S9ruemei.r
| i'm Qo,arptt. Weite Streden 6urd,.
id,liei er betpuBtioS. Rur oann uno
ipann itabI iid Elm 9rarm In ieinc
Whibigfeit, uno INNER cine 5rngr
rinseIte iid Snraus: .gufbalter
gIeranoer Sbragmeier, baft BIZ aIe
oeine aonten nbgeidloiien2"
Or iiberbIdtterte Ianeiam bas
aontoforrentbld ieines 2ebers uno
iaete riibig: .Sa".
slber bann fieI Inn bas brittle
gremplar Der sdraemeieri6en MeIt.
anidailling elm. Gin LANCER Menit
itano auf IN ieinem Srmin,, elmer
nit elmer areiisiaIte alf Der Stirn.
gr fam in Der Mittngspaiiie aus
elmer gudbanoIrng ino rannte mil
bent eriporbenen YiifIein Ianebeinia
Die Strabe binaif, Sinter tbm ber
Der giidbdIter slleranoer Sdras.
meier: rSe, on, iper biit or - 10
Eg' bod, iper bu biit -"
Sic miiiien ii@ iiiht dngitigen,"
Iagte Der 2a3arettsebilfe neben Sem
Sdroemeieri6en gett iinb itrih ibm
freunoli6 bic aiiien gIatt, .ieben Sic
Iieber bort oriiben in Die gde. "a
itebt stipas, bas sic ssfern 4benb.
peridIafen baben, Serr Sdrastnei'
En-"
Gin grimes Weibnahtgbdiinileir
itano ba, nit bitntem 4ram aus fer.
ner ainSer3eit bebdngt. llnb 2ift.
itiinlpiden iparen aiib nod oarmlf.
rOie siinben mir sbnen bei,te nod
nal OH, ,penn Sie brap iinb, Scrr
Stragmeier," IGhelte Der 2a5arett.
sebiIfe, punb penn Sic mir Deripre.
den, seine boien 9rditme oi baben."
9raiiben erfiibr er bonn Toftor,
6aB er nit benz Baitinan5iinoen faunl
mebr bis gum Mbehb iporten oiirfe.
3enn nit Dem Sdragmeier tuiiroe
es i6on borber 5u Gnbe geben.
rSerr 9oftor." fagte Der 2a5arett.
sebiIie, i'd babe in feinen aIeicern
Sieies giidIein aeiiInben. Gs ideint
bon ibm ielbit berfaBt 5u iein. Sd
modte ibm nod cine iSreube MADDEN.
@Iauben Sic. oaB es redt gebanoelt
lit, tDenn ih - ipenn ih -"
y9ieber Serr aamerao, es iperoen
10 pieIe giiher gelobt, unS tpenn es
oieies Bid anh nift peroienen ioate
- er perbient es - G,iten Nforgeii.
id, babe nidt pieI 3eit. DlliB aud
nod i'm Rahbarla3arett aiisbelien.@
OH oieiem Hadmittage brdnnte in
Dem 9a5arett elm fIeiner 9anten.
baum in Der gde. Gin bleides @e.
iidt jd)dite 81 linn binii6er. Wii6c
Singer ihloiien iih 5ii einem mort.
IoIen @ebet aiis Der Seinoeraeit. gs
mar Die Stlmoe pieber, ipo Die Wiin.
ide iih erfiillen.
Sd fenne aud Sbr Bud, Serr
Sdragmeier." iagte Der 2a5arett.
sebilfe, sSbr Bud BON Der @eItan.
ihaiiimg - es 1T elm - elm glites
9udy Serr Sdrasmeier."
Cine seiiterbafte 8reube itieg IN !
benz Sterbenoen aiif. Dos gllt trieb
lie ibm freilid nidt mebr in Die Wan.
gen. aber iinter ibren 5ittiten iab
er bic @eitalt bes 2aBarettsebilien
lpad)ien, ipadien, cine areu3faIte anf
Der Stirn perneinte er su ieben -.
pGie iino - gle iinb Der brittle
adufer", itammsIie er sliidislis uno
Ianf frie6Iid In ben letter. SdIaf.
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Ger autoerapbeniamm. /.
Ter.

5rernoer Tim Torfmirtbsbnus, oiif
hsr GeaeLhnhnl. ..TaS III ia Der ga.
me irnieres beriibntcn 9enoriiten
ber bort nn Der 1biir itebt bat gr
oas ielbit seiGrieben21
ggirtb: rgfatiirIih; Der mar geftrrn
NIT feinen Greuii6en bier ,rnb bat
aeeeI geid)obenI1
SranbH: -@ak mQng "a III BIZ
ME hsbsgls 1
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giertuh:n BON aefodteu
adrtoffeln. = Die 2ortoffelH
iperben in Der S6ale ssioht. esihdll
unb ndhbem lie ertaltet ilnb. bur& bic
MaI9ins petrieben. atui eiuen Sup
psnisIle, pon rednet man 2 sebduftt
GtI5ffsl gerifhnsr Stmmtl, 50
Gramm Butte, 2 san3. Gisr, q gis
botisr unb 4 aiier Wild. ST ules
gut mitsinanbs. bsrmifbi. rii6rt man
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The Washington times., 1916-01-03
To Cure q Cold In Oae Day

Take LAXATIVE BRoMo oUININ1
tablets Stop the Cough and Hssdsehs
and work ofths Cold. DruEgists refusd
money u II fails to cure. E W. Grevs's
sigaAtuIs 10 on each box. IS esau.
-Aavt
The Washington times., 1916-01-03
SELF-GOVERNMENT IN
REFORMATORY FAILS
Inmates Of New Jersey Institu-
ton Resent Being Disciplin-
ed by Their Fellows.

TRENTON, Jan. 3.-Failure OF the
plan of self-Government, under which
the discipline OF the State reformatory
at Railway was entrusted to tn" in-
mates and difficulties encountered in
putting into effective operation the
State use system as n substitute for the
old contract system. are outstanding
features of the annual report OF the in
stitution submitted TO Governor
Fielder.
The scheme OF administering dis
cipline by a council Of the inmates was
tried nearly year. So much friction
was encountered that the question Of
continuing the experiment or TevertinG
20 the old plan was put to a vote OF the
inmates. The old plan was indorsed by
an Overwhelming ma iority.
The managers found that politics crept
into TIC affairs of the council. both in
the selection OF members and admins
tration of its functions. F'avortism was
mantle sted and the inmates generally
resented the idea Of being disciplined b.
tncir fellows.
Practical failure OF the State use s. -
tenn l.. attributed By the managers 10
the iradequacy Of the appropriation.
Tho managers were without funds to
install modern machinery. and this
nccessitated the manufacture OF all
ARTICLES, by hand or by obsolete methodE
Al IL was the value OF the product
turned out by the institution vas 81, 'iS.
The Washington times., 1916-01-03
President Expected
To Name Successor
To Lamar at Once

Because OF the crowded calendars OF
IN" supreme Court of the United states
and the necessity of having fun
bench. 1t is expected that President
" iison will promptly dominate q sue
cessor to the late Associate Justice
la ton as to the probable new Justice,
the names of secretary Lane. Secretary
Garrison. Secretary Houston. Solicitor
General John ". Davis, tounse~>
Folk. of the Interstate Commerce COM
mission. and Frederick W. Lehman.
former SoiicitC> General OF the Depart
ment of Justice. being most frequently
mentioned.
It is believed that President Nilsson
tice IEmar. and This woQld leave for
mer President Taft out Of .considera-
ton.
The appointment viii he the second
to the supreme Court made by PrcsI
dcnt Wilson. The President appointed
Associate Justice Mciteynods to sue
ceed the late Justice Lurton,
The President is believed to be partial
to either Secretary Gdrrison or Secre-
tary Lane but he may hesitate about
losing either from the Cabinet. All
of the prospective appointccs whose
names are mentioned PSe expected to
have strong backing for The high honor
+ here Is no intimation III Official
sources regarding the probable choice
of Mr.. Wilson, who Ia not expected to
take up the matter until after the
funeral o: Justice Lamar.
The Washington times., 1916-01-03

gress and keeps the records OF all the
distinguished men who have been ac-
credited as delegates or who have read
papers before the sections.
On Lormer c. Graham fell the big
task of providing meeting places for
the forty-tive sections and sub-sections.
the women's conference, and other spe-
ciat meetings. When any section chiet
desires to hold a meeting OF any KIND
all he needs do is to fix a time for IT
and then tell Mr.. Graham about it,
and when the time comes for the meet
ing a place is provided.
The executive management OF the
clerical force has been cared for Dy
Woodson l.. Houghton. The fact that
the force consists of loo men and wom-
EN- and that any part of it may al any
time be thrown into a single task IN
order to get il completed makes the
management OF its AFFAIRS intricate and
subject to confusion under any but
the most expert handling.
The Washington times., 1916-01-03
Natures Blood
Treatment

Medicine mad" from roots, herbs
and barks which nature has placed at
tn" disposal OF man. is better than
strong mineral mixtures Mineral
medicines work dangerously on the
delicate parts Of the system, especial
ly the stomach and bowels. s. s. s. il
guaranteed to be n purely vegetable
remedy, possessing properties that
build up all parts OF the system. in
addition to removing impurities and
poisons from the blood. 1t cleanses
S. S. S. at any drug store, II yours is
peculiar case, write to the Swift
Specific Co. Atlanta, Ga.-AdVt.