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Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-02-23
EDITORIAL COMMENT
RESULT OF ORIGINAL SIN
[Burlington Hawkeye.1

"
Iowa clothiers announce that the
price of clothing is to be advanced.
oh! Adam, why the dickens did you
eat that apple?
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-02-23
WEDNESDAY EVENING, FEB. 20.

Work not for the meat 1Chich per
fsheth, but for the meat 1ohich abideth
Utto eternal life, tChich the Son Of man
shall give unto yoW: for him the
Father, even God, hath SedIed.-JoHN
G:27.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-02-23
ALMOST A PRO.

ALMOST A PRO-
POsAL.
Mr.. Goodcatch
Can / light a
cigar?
Miss WideawalSe
DO you wish
me to regard you
a. q match?
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-02-23

Some girls protect their faces
against the winter winds by coat OF
red paint.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-02-23
OUR DAILY LAUGH
CORRECT

CORRECT.
She: Loves .
wonderful thing,
amt it?
He: Yes, but
it's a game only
for the rich to
dabble in these
times.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-02-23

When a girl first gets an engage
ment ring she suddenly finds that
gloves are not necessary while travel
ing on street cars.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-02-23

Harrisburg. p. S.-No German plot
suspected.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-02-23

HISTORIC HARRISBURG
The courthouse was once fitted up
for use as a hospital during the Civil
War; but not used.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-02-23

Even the wheels are buzzin
gossiply at Steelton to-day.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-02-23
DO YOU KNOW

That Harrisburg tin plate is
used in many foreign shipments?
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-02-23

Published evenings except Sunday by
THE TELEGRAPH PRINTING CO.,
Telegraph Building, Federal Square.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-02-23

-Wanted-A Sherlock Holmes fol
the Allison Hill district. Must be ar
expert on firebugs.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-02-23

Z j. STACKPoLE.P Prest and Editor-ia- Chief
+. r. OYSTER. Business Manager.
GUS NJ. STEINMETZ, MGnagiHg Editor.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-02-23
TELEORAPH'S PERIScOPE

-Norwich's women postmen include
one with a university career and a de-
gree. Not even a Democratic civil
service examination could have barred
such as she.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-02-23

In its article to-day the Gazette
Times says: Friends of Governor
Martin G.. Brumbaugh are authority
for the statement that within a short
time he is expected 70 either permit
his name to 20 on the Pennsylvania
primary election ballot as a candidate
for the Republican nomination for
President of the United States or to
announce his preference for this Office.
He is credited with having Colonel
Theodore Roosevelt among his prob
able faYorites."
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-02-23

CONTINUED on Page III
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-02-23

Flatly contradictory predictions as
TO financial conditions after the war
were expressed last night by Senator
Boies Penrose and Public Service Com
missioner Michael ]. Ryan at a BAN
quet of the North Kenslngton Business
Mems Association at Philadelphia.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1916-12-26
THE PROPOSED TAX LAW

assertion that if the farmers of Kentucky
permitted the proposed enacted that within years
their doubled While the commission
reduction the plan the valuation The
following
"The commission recommends that equalization be accomplished by
ordering the total valuation particular county fixed
certain leaving the distribution the that county,
who where properly belongs either
property property heretofore entirely omitted In other words
Montgomery comty is something millions.
The Frankfort Montgomery county,
fifteen millions" 1t would then
board
II would be placed farming lands
cannot be concealed.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1916-12-26
AMERICAN NEWSPAPERS
FACE A CRISIS

The shortage in news print paper
is subjecting the newspapers of the
whole earth to a famine that viii
be disastrous to many of their
number. 1t is not alone in the United
States that newspapers by the hun
dreds have been compelled to sus-
pend because of their inability to
secure supply of white paper at
prices that would permit them to
continue publication. In every coun-
try newspapers are facing the same
advance in supples-in every cenn-
try they behold an ascending scale
of prices not only for paper, but
for other materials. er
Thus we notice that in London,
according to the Associated Press,
sowing to the cost of product:,p
number OF leading newspapers are
being conducted at heavy losses.
The Great Thunderer has increased
its selling price and other inrpor-
tant daily newspapers have foao y
ed suit" AS in London, so every
where throughout the British pos
sessions, but the newspapers of the
United States long have been
struggling with enoditions even more
difficult than those their foreign
contemporaries face. &
We note that the New York
Globe has informed advertisers /:
"on account of the limited supply
of white paper-the demand ID the
United States seriously exceeding the
supply-the Globe will be forced,
at least temporarily, to limit the
amount of advertising which il can
print In facilitation of that policy
the Globe has laid down a series
of rather stringent rules. The New
York city papers generally have
made a considerable reduction in
the amount Of white paper lsed.
Taken collectively, they are print
ing about 100 less pages of reading
! matter than they were a year ago.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1916-12-26
Prompt and Efficient Service Courteous Treatment

In the central section of the coun-
try, under the leadership of the
more prominent papers, prices have
been very generally advanced.
Canada, that supplied a consider
able part of the print paper used
in America, can give no relief.
The Kansas City Star concludes
its "Scores of newspaper are likely
to be put of business. The others
must find drastic means for increas-
ing their revenue or they must cut
down their service. In either case
the public, of course, must finally
foot the bill" Therefore the Star
adds;
"For that reason it seems neces-
sary to inform the public of the de-
velopments of a situation which un-
der ordinary circumstances would
be regarded as merely the incidental
private trouble of publishers"
The Kansas City Star concludes
its review of the newspaper crisis
with the declaration; "Until there
is thorough investigation by the
trade commission, or some other
authoritative body, the responsible
ity for print paper conditions cam
not be placed, but the results of the
situation must be faced by the
newspapers as best they can" In
the effort TO face those results many
must go down to disaster.-Los
Angeles Tribune.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1916-12-26

After fellow has been married
a dozen or two times he begins to
realize that varietyGs not always
the spice of life.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1916-12-26
WINS CENTERPiECE

Mr.. w. A. Brock won the beautiful
centerpiece ratified off by Mrs. Wal
Bryant, the lucky number being 49,
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1916-12-26
ANNOUNCEMENTS
FOR REPRESENTATIVE
We are authorized TO announce
Judge,T. L. CaudeI, of Menefee County

candidate the Democratic Representative the
Nmeth Legislative District of the of Montgomery
and Mene subject the action of the State primary August 1917
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-01-01

Sp6tcr 9ie9}ote iii Geute 9}at6t
ppllItonoi9 iiberleRt uuo bett nirft
mlr bic 0alptpunfte Ser amerifaniz
ichcn 5orocrltngcH, ipnoern qi6t audi
~crlidlerln9cn fin sic 3ufttnft, Sic
dl5 mcbr 5rfricOcnltelleno .eracftef
lreroen, ols Sic non Scutidlanp 1e=
9ebenen. Sic pollltanoigc uffi3ieaeslnz
lic3r Der Mesierlrg miro inoeNeu crit
bciannf perocn, lpelln Der Gr1lioent
bic Ditr. 2lntluprt ,uoirt ba6eu miro,
bic ibrn Geutt ldlt nurd cinen @r=
preBbotcH na 9cIprings, @o., &C.
lalot luurnc.
u Hcpr. sudanon Gcr5idltct
ouf III munitdt.
Ser friiberc aongreBrnalm 9io6ert
Splpler, &ocrmon .. !glartiu lno Ser
man Sd9ltlteis, Die in 9lem gorf 9eeeu
@crlcblrDrung inter oemS6crnan Id)en
NntltrltIt9eies a5ur 9eiNrdnflng pes
SoalloeI5 in ,Q3unition" anocflagt Iino,
erIhienen belttc ppr oen @uuoeston,z
mili6r Cantor uno iproerten ein ppre
Iaufiges @erhor Dor Notwithstanding
lldd] 9lelp yorf. Sas @er60r nlroc auT
oen 30. Sanuar anberaltmt uno Sic
slngeflasten inter le $4,000 giirg=
icbaft seitellt.
SIR slnipaIt Soenrp 6. 2aubs crz
G il.ts ScR eirf iafsf fa9..s
ltnter oen1 Sbernlanz, nodJ einem an
ocren Gjelese palIe luno CT ben aone
miIidr Inn sic @ntideiolng Sit erillden
bcabiidltige, oab ieitens Ser 9iegierlll1g
oic ebrlidc bona fioe) sl6iitt pprz
licee, Elm 9c9en Die Scr. Staaten be-
9at19enes Gerbrecben SIT be6altpten.
Sas Shcrnlor @eIes lei eeaen
Bic l1nteroriIttllng oes 8ettbcnerbs
slriiden Soanolern gerichtet, ma6reno
Sic in oieier 9lntlase seuoantea N&in@
ner in teinerlci g9eiIe ELECTROMAGNETIC
nit oen Sclttel ieier, segeu oeren Sc
lddft lie oll9ebIid 5u fpripirireu perz
ludlr batten filbrtc Sapts aus.
fepr. 6ranf Sudonall pon sSainois,
ecgen Sen oieilebe anflagc erbobel1 lit,
5elgte Rem NIitiSamt bcute alt pob
CT uuf Sic sNlmlllnitit als &cngreBz
manl pcr5ihte, 10 Idnell mie mDglih,
rahrIheilllidl biluen eiuersSpbe, nudl
N}elu S)nrf eehet uno giirglhaft ltcIlen
lreroc.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-01-01
@er6redjcn ,nlb ltnfal(c.
6 inc Srano ia a itropbe c
in s 6icago.

Gbicaep, 81. Sea. 2urd oieGrz
plolipn eines 9iapbtbabebalters in oer
Glebelano SinIeeo Gil SO. in SaiSz
Chicago, einenl 3ipeia Der slnaerieor
Sinleeo So, brad) elm groBes Seuer
aus llno etlpa einenl GllBenb slrbeiter
lpnroe bon Den Slanuncn ser Tludt1
meg ab9elchnitteu. Gina 100 Manner
beIanDen lih sur 3eit in bem 4zItodiz
-scn@ebauoe, oas 9dn8lid 8erltDrt lpurz
DC. Webrere Selleripe6rlellte nurocn
ourd cine eirltiirSenbc Mauer perz
leBt.
Sic 3ab( Der Sobtcn miro BON Sen
Scanten Der So. auf s ltno oie Scr
Yllfltd @erlebten aui Is angesebcn.
= Ser finan5ielle @erllrt lpQ lih altf
etipa 100000 6elauicn.
ssicn cr 9failenfan M pf in
@eorgia.
y dfel cp, Ga, 81. Ses. lfehz
rsFe bunoert gSeiBc lnotten eeiteru in
pieler Gegeno Sago allf eise s(nsabl
bon gfegern llnb tooteten beren Z, lpd6z
reno nur 5lpci bon Ser Sberiffsmann<
ldaTt ldlper nerlpllnbet ipllrpen.
8 Der 9teser lpuroen nieberscldolz
lcn uno 5lpet lebenDig perbrollnt.
Ser aralpaa cntlfano ourals, oaB
Der Slufeber eires lpeiBen 5sarlners,
Der einen jungen 9Seger gsan,ens
8oolsbp allssepeitldt bate, aus Sen,
9interbalt erldnlien lpuroc. Ser Ser
oaht ridtete lid lofort gegen Sen Gez
9erfarmer @rallhilon Goolsbn uno ieis
ne 5lpei Spbne. Sic Snei leBteren uurz
Den i'll elmer 6iitte, in Ser tic 3uiludt
geluht battell, perbrallnt.
ro5cB sesenSprimer er be :
ginnt.
Gbicaep, 81. 9es. 9Sm. 2oris
mer, Der frilbere Suuoe sicuator uno
Erdlioent Der falliten ga Salle street
Srnlr & Suuinss ganf" lpltroe heute
inter Der antlage ppr @eridlt aeltellt,
biele slnlralt lrm S2,000,000 in@elo
unS siferbeiten 9epliinpert 5u babea.
Ser SAL purSe Damn biz 5un1 II. Sas
nuar perldpbel1, on lpeldent Gage Die
sluspabluns Der Gcl6morenen Itattz
finnet.
saichter @n,. g 9eper, lpirp ser
Erp5eB filbrcil ltno ct 5pg ben BON
sllbcrt Sinf,. bcm slnlpalt9orimers, gez
ltellten Intrae, hie perlc1ieoenen sln1
tlascn sulammenSuiaiien. in grlpae
eung. @s linb ndnlid1 orei slnflaeen
crbobcn sic auf GerIhmorl1ne, I'm
terldleif uno Annabme bon Gepoltter,
nadocnl Sic Sanf bcreits i1iplpent
lrar.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-01-01

- Cine finntee gbrune
bes Generals b. GollpiB boben Die
Staotrerproneten uno Der Mtagi{trat
oes fhleiiiden @tdot6ens Rei9enbaa
befdlofen. @uf Dem 6riebbof Der
Stabt liegen Die Mutter uno Elm 8ruz
Der oes lie9rei6en 5eloberrn, Der SUI
itisrat lno friibere Staotperoronetenz
ooriteher Gollpig. ssSn peld1er slrt
Die gbrung ii6 pollSpg sehi aus Dem
9anfidreiben berocr, bas Der @ensral
aus @erbien an pen Miasiltrat sih=
tete: n@rit pcrIpdtet babe ib ooppn
Senninis erbaltelt, in ipie linniser
8eiie Die sei9dBte 5taotpertretune
bes 9lnbenfen meines lieben 8ruhcrs
uno meine Msitlpirtlne an be. GRO
Ben .paterlanoiiden @elaebniiisn se=
chrt fat, inoem Iie am Sobestaa lllz
ierer lieben Mlutter nsren @rob
lcqmiiden lieb. Sd oarf perii6ern,
bab feline sluflnertIamteit meinem
S9er5en bdtte meGr ippbltln tDnnan,
uno oonfe ouf fri@tig Oafiir. Sos
Sano, iuel9es MIDI mod immer nit
Der lebten !9eimat meiner ndhlten
@n9ebortgen perbinoet, tann oabura
nur feiter lperoen. sSnt Sonner Der
@eldiibe UNI Die Moraipa. sSbr iebr
er9ebener 8allpig, General ner Snz
Tanterie"
Gin aus llnsaru beimgefe6rter
slmerituner falb pprt nirsenbs Man=
gel OIL gabrln9. Sen iinbet er nur III
Sen @crid)ten Der anti bcrtlhen @es~
prelie.
Gplitif bat nid)ts nit ser Nnz
coma 9sotc sll tbuu". ca. 9. Zines
Solpcit @plitit iid) nit 9iplomatie
pcdt, allerpin9s nidt.
ssas lino oas iiir SelSeu, Sic iid
aulperbeu luilelt, Inn oerSSebrpilibt 81
entscbcu!
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-01-01

Son Son. 3ufol9e elmer i'm Muslp,
slmt einselaufenen 9}a6ridt ipa Der
preuBilcbe arieg 5milliiter Sic Slusfubr
mebi5inil6er giiher berbotcn 6aben.
q merifaner in gsicn fe it :
&c ba ten.
ySaIbinaton, 81. 3es. 9(rnee
rifaner in gSien sic fcine @e6urtsz
lcfeinc llno 8iirecrpopierc baben, fGn>
nen nidtt obreiieu, neil Ser beutlobe
aonilli lih peigert. ibrc 9dIie srlr
9ieiicn nad) 9cutlhlac 3u biiiren. Gies
bcri6tetc am Sonncrstag slbenb 8otz
ldofter 9enfielb nod @aIbineton.
Ser 8ptlcbnfter fii9t in ieincr aoz
bclbepcld)e bin5ll, CT babe Bel ser ocltt~
iden gptidlaft in @ien @pritenun9en
gclnaett llno bic amerifalliic1e 8otIdyaft
in Berlin crilldt, cine @}ilSerllng Ser
yeltimlnllnacn berbei5ufii1rcn, pa bieIc
es slinerifanern in SeitreiA praftild]
llnn0glih nac1e, iiber Soollanb nad
5alle Sl1 reten.
2pl : on. Cine ScpeIcfe Ser @re
d)ange Sci. Gp. bon slthen mclbet, baB
GrofcTpr strauB GlieIberg bon @ien
bort eripartet miro, I'M ciile leid,te
Operation an &Dnig aonpantin bpr5uz
ncbnen.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-01-01
China.
90 itar5 III a ng ain /. S a :
Gbina.

SEEING, Is. Sea. (aorreip. S.
q. 81 China miro Sen Nlilitar5pang
cinfiibren. Sic Mesierrng bat befannt
sesebcn, naB bie 9ieuerlng bereits nit
,bem 1. Sanuar IL. S. 9los sreifen
miro. 3lnahir lpirb lie i'll ser 9ropins
Gbili, m Der SEEING liest, unb in Ser
Sropin5 SbantlIna, lpeld)e iicb liibli6
on Gbili anibliebt, eingeiiibrt lperben
gnl5elbeiten lino nod nidt feltgelcbt,
liegen abcr bcreits bcm @encrallta5
5nr Seratbllng ppr.
Scr @eneralitab bat cbe,lo entz
lbieben, Gin Sliesercprps Sn prganili@
ren. 9asielbe loll ein 6auptquartier
in @ulitai, in S3anpang crbaltcn, mu
mld) pie Slieeerldule Ser Mesierllng
lit. Fanbans liegt in Der @ropin5 Sopz
nan, liiblpeitlib BON Yefing.
81 c b ellipn nidt gefd6 II
SS q bling ton, 81. 8eS. Ser
amertfanilde @elanbte Neil1ld in 9ez
ting but bellte bem Staatsbcpartemert
per &ubel 9cn1elbet pab sic jiin9ite9iee
bellipn ecaen guam Sbi Sal ltnb aesen
Sic Notwithstanding bes aailerreihes
gegentudrtig nicbt fir bebel1flib gebul1
ten lperbe sSn Der 9epelde beiBt cs on
elller StclIe:: Sic gclpeauua be-
ldranft lid nllr altf sic 9srnnil1s Dun<
nan. slnbere Gropil1sen I'M siihen @biz
nas lito gal15 rubig. gpllte Bic Be-
tpesuna iid1 allb allsbreiten, 10 biirfte
,opdl faum irgeno pelde @efabr bem
2ebcn oper Giaentblinl pner Ben Sc
ld)aftsiltcrellen bon sluslanbern er@
lpadleu. SIM @eeentbeil, Sen slllsldn@
bern uno ocren Snterelien miro pl1rd
Sic Grflarltl1g Der Yunnan : 6iibrer
lpc5icller Schus sll9elidert.
GreB : 9epeid)en aus Yefitlg lpa6e
reno Scr lctten paar Gage baben crz
Hart, bab bie 9ebellipn iid} bon Ylnz
nan alts nad) icd)s anbcren Grppin5cn,
Darll1lter &lpangtlll1g, &lre'd]dl1, &1@
angie nnb 6upeb, allsgebebnt bat. slm
Spnttag melbete cine &abelpepelche,
nab He9icrunastrnppen nad &lpeioan
aeianot ipprpcn leicn, I'M bprt Ben
9llfltano at ltnterbriidcn.
Negierunestrlppea met
tern.
SanSrancisep. 81. Se5. gi~
ne bellte alls bem gcbcinlcn reppllltips
nareu @a1ptqlartier in sdunghai 9e~
fnn,nene &abelbepelde melpct bab
@eneral 2ilbun, @cfeblsbaber ber d)is
neitiden Me9ierlm9struppen in Der
Grppill5 aianoli, iie) BON suanlbifai
lps9elast uub bic llnablangigfeit leis
ncr GropiuS ertliirt babe.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-01-01

aabinet, ipelhes siuei sibungen an
bcmlelbeit Gage abbielt, mus III Sric@
Dcnsaeiten nod nic llno alld in Dcr
ietisen aricgsscit mlr bnchit leltcn Der
Sall seipeleu lit. Ser geldllb sllr
Ginfiibrllng bes@silitarslpanaes icbeint
au9enomlnclt 5u lein llnb Sas britildc
&plf miro lib rllbig fii9en.
sln ben &ffrpntcn ldlicbt bns
Sabr nit Der .@crbeibun9" intcrels
lautcr gntipidllln9cn" mlf pcrIdbiebez
nen 9ricgst9catern.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-01-01
Staaten beutc anf Dem ssanerluase,t


s bicaap, 81. 9cs. Sic ltnatse
meitc Irpbibitipn tritt bette Inn giitz
ternadIt in Z Staaten in araft uno
iibcr 5000 Snlpons, niele Sraucrcie
en- grcltnereieu llno SpirituoiensrpBz
banohlnaen nnlllcn irhlieBen. Giele
Staten Iino Soma, COLORADO, Ore
epn, Ssallillgton, SOabp, slrfan1as ullo
Siibcorplina. Giele Counties i'll oieicu
Stuotel batter SEN @etrdnfeperfauF
unter 2oeaIoptipn slbitinmn1seu idlon
friiher perbpten Sic @innublneperluz
tic oer Staateu llnD oeren Stdbtc
ourd Sic Grpbibitipu ueroen alf etlua
50, 100000 eclhast.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-01-01
Stlfrtidiide Nncona=giote befrieoiQt
III ss'ibington,
9ies 1T aber mo nid)t. s. 'ea, bis Yrdi. gSilion
es "a. 2ex
llnfre YatentSSumanitdt bittet uu brl@e Grlanbui6
Wlenonscn Gp fit heuic Spbn SnQ npd nid o


Strp Ne au pabrend ni aelatn as6u,9erlna bon Mu
nn anbern prhe inn ariegsn,el gcra re Iein Son
l' no pic Scr11e BON rr oelten lbuotb aber
pen ~ SSnn n1t 9abeSn 9eddt G5cgen ne1cncn 9p
fers nlro Die ddidc @nage crbo6cn 8etraufluo b
Wltpnsbanoe se9e bas Semanseiet berpe s BADEN Irp
pl''on trt bel IN staaen ra Surtba @rplpIpu ub
Seer IN Chicago sbel ser 2nIeeo saaen NIT eincr s
OH Geru abgcbramt Manu tpbt nb Is pp % ncr
lett
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-01-01
9ie NouOoner Sintenfil0tattif
steat imterei1ante @nt,piflumsen AT Den Sronten
i,t Mnsiid)t.
no ast oa6 Oas Gnoe Oes arsges Dor enem Sabr nabr
gedienen babe, as jebt


Ruen an Der aalid6enra5den ott pieoer 0eru56et lS
ole Ser5eh bet e5oTan Al6onen rerndteo acidQqen Ge
troarao dpegt bednen0er g2ec i6er Sample an Ser o
ront it'll Sir gnglano ibieBt So6r mic Is al1 Nit
oen @erlt eine5 groBn Go}er5 Srenr 9oto inn ofei ae
ore19f 1o 32o 9ann errtfeu Ntd ei ran}0idcS l@pot
Seerreidrn tort Naior W2proh llrt6eil ifpr sic
8rie9soae entihieOen gintig.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-01-01
Die Wdrtte.
Hrpbnfte.

Ghicaeo, 81. 1e5. @ei5en
12014 Ie5. t25as Mai
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The daily progressive-miner., 1916-05-24

Job printing neatly and prompt dono at the Progressive Miner.
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-05-24
STRIKE IS REPORTED
 ON GOOD FASTER RIVER
(News-M Miner, May 3)

In letter from E. E. James, the commissioner at Richardson, which was received in Fairbanks yesterday some good news is received, in that he tells of strike that has been made on a tributary of the south fork of the Good Faster river. The strike was made by L. J. Johnson. Walter Johnson and Frank Solly, on Michigan creek, a tributary of the Good Faster. How much the ground will go to the foot is not known, but in the letter from MT. James it was stated that the prospectors banned $10 out of one hole.
 The ground on Michigan creek is only from 10 to 20 feet deep, and in the greater part of it it will not go over 12 feet, so that it would be an excellent opencut proposition, even if the ground was not rich.
 That the gold is coarse is evident. as several good nuggets are report ed to have been found the largest one of which was worth about seven ty-two cents.
 Michigan creek is tributary of the Good Faster and about one days travel from W. H. Newton's trading river, according to the statements made by the men to the Richardson commissioner The ground is in the Panama recording precinct, so that claims staked would be recorded at Richardson.
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-05-24
ADVERTISED LETTERS

Avertised letter list of the Ket- chikan, Alaska Past Office. For the week ending May 20, 1916: w. c. Bayne, Wm. c. Dubois, J.. Jensen, Peter Johnny, o. K. Keith, Alex Miller, John Narwiskey. All letters unclaimed by June 5. 1916, will be sent to the Dead Let ter Office, Washington, D. c. Parties claiming letters from the above list must pay fee of one cent for each letter claimed. When calling for the above, say Advertised.
 M. E. SWINEFoRD,
 Postmaster.
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-05-24
NEW AND 'LADYLIKE"
 WAY TO KILL FOWLS

A new and "lady-like" way to kill fowls has been devised by which the free flowing and spatter- ing of chickens blood after lanc- ing is prevented and the unpleasant ness of viewing the whole sanguin- ary affair is removed.
 What to the squeamish is the most distressing feature of the poultry business-killing fowls by hand--is eliminated by a machine which does the work with accuracy and with .delicacy that must ap- peal to the aesthetic.
 The fowl is considerably sus- pended by the legs from yoke-like leg clamps, with it's body and head within a tublar casing. In the low CT portion of this casing is dainty head-holder with ring, in which the bill is inserted. A V-shaped collar is pushed in place over the front portion of the neck of the fowl. The door to the casing is then decently closed.
 Next a lever extending from tn, casing is boldly operated, causing a knife or lance to be driver through the brain of the fowl. ant a blow from the pendulum-lik' hammer is immediately delivere' at she back of the head. The bloot is caught in a small pan places below the head, so that not ever the machine is soiled.