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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-01-29
Sn Mlbanien
Srinsm bic Ceitrrreider por obn'
ani @iSerjtanO 80 itohen.
Su StaIisn firben nur bic
abli&en @rtiIlertese
fehte TAFT.

Berlin, 2e. Gan. etuf brabtlr.
fem @ese mad Sopuille. Der 0iitritt
bon guiiup.. i'm n0rOIiden eflbanisn
III, pbne auf Sppoiition gu fioBsn
bon 5ftsrrei1ii9 ungarliden Srup'
pen befest tporSer, ME am Sreiiaa
bonn 9roBen Suuptquartisr in @isu
ansetiinbist ipurbs.
2lH Der rrfiii9su Gront iiberfielsr
ab.bsilunssn bes Ssbutsn sali;iideu
Snfanterie ReeimsHts cine Dorpoiiens
itsaang Der RuFeH bsi 9operub, pns
trisben ben SeinS aus ben 9rG6su
unb nabmen eintn srobsn She'll sas
bon sefanssn.
s(n Der italieniifen Jrpnt ba6en
bic iibli8en qtrtillerisasfc9ie unb tl,i.
ne S@armiibsI itattgsfunbtn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-01-29
Wsajrr Wuratb iiber bic
STRENGTHENING Der
Qllliirten.
Or fasi. bab ii. BON Der
artilIsrie fehr ausgis.
btsen 8ebrau6 mas
Den. nm bic Sn.
fanterit 5u
fd1pnsn

Serlin, %. San. : &uf brabts
loism Wtee rat SapoiIls, y. .. =
Waior Moratb psroiisntIi9t i'm .9ers
liner SasebIatt- einen glriiiel iiber bi.
10 bdnfia Don britiihsR WilitGrtriti,
tern aufseporfsns 5rage, ipel9es 5ur
3eit Der bauptid6lidits anb pi9tigiie
ariessf4aupIaB fei. Gr iaet, baB bic
griten In Der Reael bic ipeitliae
1rcnt fir ben pidiisiieu ariessi6ais
pIab baIten unb oab ss offenbar einsn
unansenebmen ginbrld auf iie made,
bab niht MIR an Der 9dIanfrunt unb
an anoeren Gronten bic britii1en
Srupptn In ilsinen &Orps aiifgsrieben
lptrben. ionbsrn bab aud bic britii1sn
5rnppsn an Der ipeitIidsn syront GERS
itdrit tperben miiFsn. ipeitn Grantrsi9
bdrduf beitsbe, oaB mebr Sruppsn
nad Salouiti unb anbcrsn pldben esa
fhidt npiirben.
.QDas bic ipsftli4e Tront betrifft."
.faot Maicr MpraH 10 us.sBs14a.,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-01-29
Semerfens,pertbe Heben
gei Der Geburtstagsfeter
oes &atter.

9erlin, %. sSarruar. gluf ord6t.
[oien @eqe na6 Sapbille. Inter oen
Ge6en, tpeIbe 0pnneritag arlaBlids
scr 5eier bes 8eburtstages &ailers
@iG6eIm in Berlin gcbaIter tpurSen,
baben 5pei ganS beionoere Slufmerf-
Iqlnfett erregt. Ser Oberbiirgerntei'
Iter 9erIiiis, IooLp6 gernTlrtb, iagte-
Ser &aiier uno oas oeutide Bolt
ner0en I'M Srtebal ibren beiten 9oblt
iii fraitiges 9ltr6balten finoer.
slber mir bitten nift lrn sSrieoen.
Ser Seillb poIlte Die 2Gnber I'M Ser
sem GuropaS perrrihten. @ern er ete.
ie 9lbiidt faaen Iaiien utltB, neil er
JcI9lagen lit, oann beoniprutt er ci-
ren G1rerlplas in Der Seihihte.
8crn Die Gentrnluladte neres @e-
bict crobern, oann ipielen uniere
Seinbe allf uniere Ser5tpeifllng I'M.
sIus oieiem @run6e ipreden mir niHt
oon 5rieben, oerIaneen nidst nddS
5rieoer, ionoern fanlpfen grto arbei-
ten fiir ben Srieben."
SSn Der Sa1tbeIsbohifJlle iugte
&rofeiIor Sdaer, elm ihtpeiser Siir.
Der, in elmer &eoe, oaB Die gtelttralen,
barin iibereiuItimmen niiiien, odB
ni6t Geuti6lauo, Ionberu Die glatir-
ten fiir Dem Grieg perantrportlid itno.
gr itloB nit einem Scd alf &ailer
MilhpIn1
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-01-29
Die iilufte tiirfiihe Mrmee
Die an ben OarbaneIlen
eetdmpft, mad Der gries
aiiaen 9rsn3e bss
- 6art

paris. %. Sqnuur. - Wie benz
,5smps" aus 9utarsIt tslegrdpbirt
pirb, 1T bic finite tiirtii6e 9lrmee,
Die gsssn bic gllliirten on ben 9arbas
neIIsn sstampTt bat, na9 Der sris6it
l6sn 9rsnje beorbert pcrben. Die
.2'llripsrial" erfldrt, srfabren gu bas
ben, bab Der 3ipsd bes 9eIu9es, ben
Der aaiisr Wilbelm tiirSli6 il, giId
dbeeitdttst, Der mar, nit ben buIaaris
iben uub 6iterrei9iicbsn Seerfiibrsrn
iiber einen olleelnetnen 2lugrtff auf
GoIoniti gu berdtben. Die @ir5elbeis
ten bes planes foIIen srorsrt unb cs
IoIl bic gntfbeiburs setroffen tpOrben
isin, bub baIb NIT Der Offsnips be.
sprHeu ,psrhsu 5olt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-01-29
7ie gan3e bpa BEN 1eut.
hi9en inSerbien geuta@te
ariegsbente
pat Der beutf9e &aifer
Den . ulgGren Sum 9es
dent aemnclt

- l { II III VI 70
Dent gem DIT.
gerlin, %. San. - le6er Cons
bon. - Der SaiIer 8ilbelm bat gul,
garien aaes bon ben SeutI6en in
Serbten erbeutete ariegsmdterial gum
@ei9ent gelna4t, tpie Der friibere bulls
sarii4e @efanbts u StaIien, gti5Oip,
in einem i'm "SiifelOOrfer @eneruls
4n5eiser" perDffentli6ten Snterpietp
ertlGrt.
!Serr Hi3otD iagte benz SnterOteper,
oaB bic Seute iebr groB fet unb aus
me6r uts 300 &anonen, aablloien yaaa
fdinengei4iiBen. 3ebntauienOen Don
9euebren, groBen Wtengen pon gtus
nitiOn, 172 @epdd= unb 9oipitalipags
gpns unb pielem anberen mebr beitele,
Die 8sute bat pabrifeinli9 einen
Dertb Don 100000 Bis 100000
Utart, iugte Der Diplomat, uno er
fiigte binSu, bos generOie 9efaent bat
einen tiefen @inbrud duf uns geTu6t.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-01-29

srfs9en. bic bic griten in ben lebten
paer Bo9en ertitten babeu. Gie 6es
!lefen ii8 pom 9. DECEMBER Bis gum 8.
Sarruar duf q, ,24O Mtann, cher uns
gefabr 685 glann tGgli8. 8dbreno
Der beftigsn &dmPfe i'm borigen SerbIt
fE mar Der Onr6f4nttt tpenigffens 1900
ytann pro Gag. Sn Der S9la6t BEL
aoos !S aaein be8ifferten fie fi6 in stpei
QBo9en auf 10000 Mann. Seit bem
geginn beg &rieges betrug Der gerluft
i'm Sur6i4Hitt $4,000 Nam pro
Uipndt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-01-29

4uberbem, fast bic 3situng, bate
Der a0nis RifOlaus in einem eigeabdn>
oigen 5anbi4retben uub einem bonn
13. Samlar bdtirten SeIssramm ben
aaiier Jran5 Soispb Inn Grieben ses
beten. Ser 90nis Derlieb am 18. Sus
niar Wontsnssro.
Die ndbite pflidt OsIterreidsllns
srns, iast Der 2otalzalnSpiser tpeiter.
III bic, bic Montenesriner NIT 2sbenss
ntitteIn gu periebn.
9as .gsrliner SaseblattA per6ffsnt,
lidt cine Dspef9e aus Sofia, in Der
elm bulsariIder Diplomat, Der NIT benz
&Snis Ritolaus urS ieinem Gharatisr
senau bsfannt 1T, ertldrt, baB, als bic
sritsn Ra9ridtsn iiber bic Jrisoenss
uHterbanbluns.n bstanrlt ip,iroen, Der
aronprins Oanilo, Der R0nig bon
sStdIien unb Der aaiier bon Hublano
ben a6His nit Depeiben bourbarbirs
ten in ben.n er sriuht tpurbe, burd
cine aapitulatipn ieiHrn italieTifaen
SdtpieseriObn uHb feline so9ter nI9t
in cine bO4ft unansenfbme Gage gu
briueen. Daraufbin fDG ber &oHig gu
Der anftdt setommen fsiH, bab bic
Jludt ms glusIaub bas bette Wsittel
Iein tuiirbe, allen S4tpi1isteiten aus
benz Mess gu sehsn.
0ln ber tpeftliden 6ront
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-01-29
Serbaltuismdkise Ss'!le
Serrfcbt iiberall auf bem
tIrtii 9enS Sriegsf d au'
plab.

ROufantinopsl, %. San.
llsbsr 2onbOn. Der fOIgenoe ofFiatelle
8eri6t purbe an Grsitag DOm tiirs
tiiaen 6auptquartier Oer5ffsntlift:
nSrat GrOnt: Der Setnb Deridunsi
iid in Der Sessnb Don Gebd1ic. Gs
bat Elm i6pa6ss, untsr6rodenss Or
tiIIerieoueu itattsefunbsn. Bel Suts
GIsQmdra in bic Gage unperdHbert.
2lH Der aaiaaIus Gront finbsn Orr
tiGsristdmpfe uHb gorpuitenssfeate
ftatt.
SoroaneIsn: 9lm 25. Sdnuar fsus
srte siH feinbIi6sr Ronitur ungefdbr
brsibig 9sidoffe IN Der Riatung auf
ett6ur a6, obHe Sdaben anSuri9ter.
llnfere gpiatiter idlsuosrten gombeu
mad osm Wpritor, Der bann gu
feuern oufb6rte uno ii6 auriidsoq.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-01-29
Seiterrei6er mmn Snls
gareit
gSerben binnen &ur5em gang al6anien
beIeBt baben.
yiur Qplona tuirb ani9einenb BON ben
4Qiirten begin. ben Stalienern
pert6eibigt tperben.

paris, %. San. = Cine Oepes
i6e aus Wiailanb iast, bab mebrere
Abtbeilungen DON Der &rmee bes @es
nerals pon &0oeb, benen in San Gios
banHi bi MeOua unb 4leifio tein Nis
beritunD geleiitet ipurbe, jeBt auf 0us
ra55o aitnlaridirten. S5bre Gorbut foQ
am Wlitttpo9 in &roia setpeien iein.
General BON &ObeB ioa oerfu9en, Die
albaneIen an3uperben unb ipem tie
ii9 tpeigern, ii4 feiner 4rmee an3us
f9lieBen, ii9 erbietet, lire Waffen an>
5utaufen, ipomit er bofft, bic gep6ltes
ring gu enttpaffnen unb Ii4 gegen 4n>
griffe i'm &iiden gu I4iiBen. 9lber nur
Wenige iollen nillens iein, ibre Wafs
fen ber5ugeben.
Die 0epeI9e fiigt btn3u, bab man
bic 8eipegungen ber 9uIgaren i'm iiiDs
liden albanien in @rie4enlanb nit
Der sr6Bten 2lufmertIamteit oerfolge.
Die 9ulsaren io[en Don gerat aus
pormari4ireu, I'm ii4 nit Solomon
gu oereinisen, bic Don S9riDq aus
Dorriiden. Die Grie6en baben Der
itGrtungsn na9 &oriba unb Qrgpros
Gaftro geI4idt. sSSn MilitdrtrsiIen
traut man ben 8ulgaren ni6t.
Rom, %. San Gang Qlbanien,
nit @usnabme Don 2lplona unb benz
unmittelbaren Sinterlano. irirb Don
ben QQiirten gerGumt. Sie tart be-
feitigten Stelungen bei 2tDlpna iinD
ppn italisnii6en Sruppen beIeBt, aber
bie ftartsn 0itsrrei3iI6en unb bulgaz
ridden abtbeilungen, bic Don NorOen
unb Sten Der ge9en bic Stabt DOrs
riiden, itoben auf rpenig WtberitanO.
glus offi5iellsn 9epeI6en 1T gu ent>
nebmen, bab Der Ingriff uuf Iblona
innerbalb Don Oier5e5n Sogen ertpartet
tpirb. Oeiterreia pirb pieIeift uerz
fudeu, nit Ieiner Glotte ben 2anbuns
griff gu unteritiiBen. SJu bieIem Jale
biirfte es in bieIem She'll bes @briatis
i9en Wseeres 81 elmer 9roben See
f4foht tpmnen.
Snnsrbol6 BON Sebn Sagen tpirb bic
9dn3e galtanbalbiniel Big an bic gries
9if9e @renSe Don ben Seiterrei9etn,
9eutI6en urb gulsaren beieBt Iein.
Die QQtirten iinb aber entI6lpfeu,
Iolond su Oertbetbigen. ipie iie Salos
nttt an Der 0itli6en Seite Der 6dlbs
inisl bebuupten. geibe 6dfen bilbeu
itratsgiide Puntts DON iebr groBem
Wertb.
Die 9llliirten bdben bereits Sura55p
aufgege5en ober lie iinb i'm 9egriffe, es
gu tbun. Die Na6ridt, bab bic Seiters
rsi8er SuraS5o beTeBt baben. lam in
isbsm 9lugen6lid eiutreffen. Sic
pringen in iiibIi6er Rei6tung am
aoriatifden Wteer DOR unb es in of
fenbar ibre 4bii6t, iih nit ben Bull
guren gu peretnisen, bic burd ben Dis
itritt BON Glbafan in ipeitli6er Ri9s
tune porriiden.
Siefise offiSielIe &reiIe finb benahe
ridtigt poroen, bag bic @erbiinbeten
ibren aneriff auf SalOniti biuuuss
idieben fperber, biz fie 9tploua unb
bamit gang gllbanieu srpbert hdben.
Die Oeiterrsi9er boffsn, bic StaIisner
ing Steer gu treiben unb iid) bamit DON
Der 8efabr elmer 8eOrobung ibrer rehs
ten TlaHte su befreien, ebe iis ben Nm
sriff duf Salpniti Beginner.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-01-29
auf oem mea(i6en Hriegs(daup(ab (aQen Ole Oeut-
(6en Ocn 5ran5o(cn keine Ru6e.

yrsibrs gabn fp nma fran3DFfen gDafern bobarb
Desma purbe aber Renano ge0bte pernunb 5ett
apuaons OnsunseH bic gontssro anssnommen 9a
0feni - O SupiuIatn 1T redtstrdftg Denn e audi DON
GSia Mfolaus nid unter5sne it, Die Oeferrier uno
guaaren brngtn nQ @banen Ga5 Biz au @plona gang
bon ben airn auigege6eu Die aiener poun as 4bOnu
pebisen Der aIsr Wbem bat bic gan in Serbisn ben
Dden smae riegs6eue ben 9usaren ssi6enttGi gammts
gerlute gritu been @ Bis gum g. Sanuar au 649467
glana tpOruntsr Fa 24,122 Sffi5iers bsfnben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-01-29
Sreibnrg IN SaSem
Biebsr einmat BON fran
5ofii6sn Gliegern
bon bdrbirt


gerlin, q. San. - 2tuf brd6ts
Ioiem Nege mad Sappins, q. q. =
Die Offsns Stapt 5reiburs, in 9apen,
pur6e am Sonneritag @benb I'M 10
u3r bon 5tpsi fsiubIi4sn 9tsropldnen
bsimseiu6t, bic fiiHf gomben ibIeu.
bert.n. Sc purbe Tismanb set6Stet
ober pertpunbst. Gs ipuroe einiaer
S6doen anssri9tet, bod 1T niats
Rdberes barii6sr bstdnut.
Das Stubttbeatsr, in bem cine
SalaOoriteauns gu ehrsn opr aaiiers
9eburtstas itattfanb, mar big auf ben
Iestsn pIas ssfiiGIt, bic 2euts bIisben
absr rufis in benz gebGube, Biz Der
ueberfalI All gnbe mar.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-01-29

fade, bab bort bic Seirrbe SeutIdz
lambs bieiem an 3abl iiberleeen iinb,
biss bebeutet absr teinespegs cine mia
litdrii9e Ie6erlegen9sit." gr tritiiirt
bic Sattit Der 8riten, bic BON ibrer
artillerie in Iebr ausgiebiser MeiIs
9ebraua maiden, I'm ibre SSSnfantsri'
gu IaOnen. Gr iast, baB bic 9riter
bamit DsrIu9ten, Grfolge su erreihen
obne Elm Riiito gu iiberuebmen, pda
cine unmDolid1teit iei .
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-01-29
QSetterberi1t.

i ur . bio unb sSnbiana: ge.
gen ooer Sagel i'm nOrbliben, Reqeu
IN IN iuolI@en S6etl ann SGmitag. 9lur
Sonntdg &egen ober S9nee
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-08-23
The Grain Shortage

While the wheat market in the United States is
cited fairly well confirmed reports of crop dam
age and consequent shortage of supplies, and while the
grain prices going upward rapidly TO frghten
rillerS and bakers to mention spectators the
side thousands of tons of wheat lying in Aus
tralan elevators useless for the time being Owing to
the shortage of shipping there way of moving the
Australian crop to places where it is most needed Sim
ariy huge supplies of Russian wheat locked away
from the world which would greatly appreciate the
grain
The United States and Canada the chief
sources of the worlds grain supply though Great Britain
has Australias supplies Communicated to the extent
lack of ships Britain is unable to take full
advantage of the Australian supply. Damage from rust
Canada and unfavorable growing conditions IN the
United States have greatly injured the crops in these
two countries that shortage IS apparent.
This curtaiment of domestic supplies will not neceS
sarily absolute prvation at home, but it seems
about result increase in the price Of bread
the of oaves apprecaby because of the increased
price of flour In San Francisco bakers who have been
making 10 loaf have decided to reduce to the
legal minimum of IS ounces
The prospect of increasing the price of bread
ducng the size of loaveS is which has aroused in
tense interest in the United States irritation in
the case of poor people to whom slight change in the
investigation of the grain situation, of marketing
dtions and Of the Master Bakers association is
being discussed.
The condition is one which, apparently, is not
open to remedy. It merely shows what little crop
damage can do in war times Were the world at peace
and ships available for commerce they are IN peace
times the Russian and Australian supplies would
counterbalance the shortage in the United States and
Canada prices would remain at normal level and the
loaf of bread would not be reduced IN size.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-08-23
Short Snatches From Everywhere

Probably the highest explosive in Europe is Maxi
milan Harden.-New York sun
Exchanges Of inhabitants by Russia and Germany
is proceeding merrily--WaH Street journal
But what a simple thing tax legislation would be
not for polites!-IndianaPolis News
goat once the property Of J. Bull-Baltimore Ameri-
President wilson's philosophy: All things-even
Carranzacome across to those VINO "atcntully want
Louisville Courier journal
When woman wishes to compliment another
woman she says Yes. she is attractive from mans
point OF vew."-Topeka Capital
The circle OF steel about Germany goes con-
tracing with ptiess and relentless certainty that Is
almost uncanny-Burlington Free Press
George Washington doubtless successful
president in his way but the notes ne sent out
wouldn't fill quart cup-Kansas City Journal
There are still people who believe that somewhere
in the says: six DAYS shalt thou labor and
Saturday night take a bsth"-Toledo Blade
4 British steamer captain thinks he sank sub
He'll be quite sure of it, though
less Germany happens to take him prisoner-Detrot
Free Press.
Wilson policy toward Mexico be arized in
four words-watch. wait. wobble. withdraw-Man-
chester Union
Dress precisely your intelligence tells YOU"
says specialist in advice Well, Of the girls
appear their clothing by their intelligence
Albany Knickerbocker Press
4 scientist ventures the assertion that fish hear
with their eyes 1t is as good an assertion as any
and well worth while as most that you select to
worry about-DuIuth News-Tribune-
Argentina is said to be making as much money cut
OF the war as the United States is making, sp-
parently there are Argentines who making
fools Of themselves kicking it.-LouisviIle
Courier-JournaL
When a man wearing a high collar and the absurd
garments that go with around the August
heat jeerng at the wearer Of sports shirt it IS time
for the gentlemanly attendant to sweep out padded
cell No sS4s-Chicago News
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-08-23

TIAGARA FALLS is a huge volume
M Of noise entirely surrounded by
= brides and bridegrooms. II is a
popular place 10 spend a vacation, for
the tired business man cannot hear his
wife's voice for several days and re-
turns to his work in a contented and
satisfied mood.
These falls are said to be the great
est in American history. being exceeded
only by the fall Of the progressive party
and the fall Of Benedict Arnold. who
fell quite a distance at the end of
hemp rope. This work of nature is
caused by large body of green water
Ieaping off precipice feet first and
falling upon the open mouthed tourist
in q wet state It is a grand sight to
stand under these falls in rented
macintosh and see them land on the
cutstretched neck Of some tourist who
does not want TO miss anything
Our school books relate that Isaac
Newton. who discovered law OF gravi-
tation as the result of being punctured
by a Ben Davis apple. was much graft
fled TO find that Niagara Falls fell
down instead of up. thereby proving
his theory TO the satisfaction of any
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-08-23
Oil For Village Streets

Clovis and Tucumcari, New Mexico, are, each indie
pendenty of the other starting movement to oil the
streets of the towns with crude oil of keep
ing down the dust and giving frmer, better travelling
surface The plan is worth while in any town which
feel the day for paving has yet arrived and
which at the same time dislkes the unsightness and
the discomfort of dusty street which, IN times OF ran
becomes muddy.
0ng streets is not paving. The oil coat wears thin
in places and chuckholes" formed later
the streets not kept repaired and well oiled But
one of benefits of street ong is that develops
civic habit of caring for streets, of keeping them IN
repair slightly comfortable for travel and leads to
the eventual paving.
Whether streets are hot IN summer by reason OF
an oil coat of dispute, opinions being
divided But there IS denying that oil keeps down
the dust and gives smooth, cuShony riding surface
1t would be well for all in the southwest, where
oil reasonable prices in tank lots,
TO LOOK into the matter of oilng the streets.
One suggestion that small and medium sized towns
well as cities should upon from the very beginning
their civic career that all residence streets should
planned that the roadway, whether paved or not,
shall be 80 feet wide leaving the remainder
space between building lines for parking and side
walks A few main business streets might be curbed
for so foot 40 foot paving, and the temporary
improvements of a young town should be planned for
the future But all residence streets should be curbed
at the 80 foot width which is wide enough for all traf
of city of 5000 900 people streets that not
important thoroughfsres and that carry lines.
The saving of improving and maintaining streets
would thus be tremendous and the of civic beauty
would be efficiently served.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-08-23
Body of Noise
By Newlyweds

there is something in the law OF Crav-
ity and also that it is a pleasing and
successful form of death
The falls of Niagara are supported
by a natural stone arch and the sweet
faced bridegroom. who learns for the
first time that two can live as cheaply
as one. This is a valuable lesson. and
can he learned after a short stay at
the falls and intimate contact with
the hotel rates Many a woman who
hasn't been out of the corporate limits
since she was married looks back on
her honeymoon at Niagara and sheds a
silent tear. while her husband wishes
he had bought a good hotel and taken
il with him.
One of the favorite pastimes at Nj
aEara. during the tourist season, IS to
stretch a rope over the gorge and teeter
across il in pink tights This always
attracts a large audience. who are dis
appointed if the rope walker does not
wind up his act by falling into the
gorge and remaining under the water
for a couple of weeks.
\ great many people prefer to visit
Niagara in winter, when the hotels are
closed The falls are closed also. but
it is better to employ the imagination
than 20 broke among strangers
Copyright by George Matthew Adams
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-08-23
ABOUT THE RED LIGHT

Editor Fl PaSO Herald:
I notice that there is being a good
deal said through your paper these
days about cleaning out the restricted
district Now I wish to say that when
YOU do away with the red light dis
trict you Will ruin your town, for the
day that you run those women out e
this district you viii only scatter them
all over your residential district and
in your hotels. and then you will find
that the red light district is the place
for them
I would suggest that these good
church people first remove the mote
out of their own eyes and then they
can see clearly TO cast the beam of
their neighbor's eye. Commence at
home, see that your own boys and
girls are living clean life. for charity
always begins AT home ] once knew
a preacher who would give fathers and
mothers advice on how to rear their
children and he had the meanest boys
and eirls i'm the whole county where
he lived, so II those goOdy gooiy
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-08-23
Let Them Change Parties

County recorders of Arizona are looking hopefully to
Judge Lockwood of the superior court of Cochise county
for verdict in a suit brught by Joseph Chapman of
Lowell Cochse county, for writ of mandamus to COM
pel the county recorder to change Chapmans party
registration from partisan to Democratic. 1t is
Chapmans assertion that the county recorder refused
change the registration.
Similar action has been taken by various other
corders in Arizona counties apparently the assump
ton that unlike president Wilson, voter in Arizona
has right change his mind Hence he has right
to change his registration
It is conceivable however, that circumstances might
which would inspire conscientious voter to change
his party affiation and he should be allowed to do
publicly Even the consideration of holding voters in
line for the primaries is of smaller moment.
It does no good, obviously to try to force to
stay in political party if he IS determined to change
He may be forced vote in the primaries the way his
registration reads or not at ALL but nothing keep
him. the general election from crossing and scratch
ing he pleases Then let him reregister openly if
he desires.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-08-23
Mr.. Herman and enclosed to The g,
Herald follows.

Mr.. Herman and enclosed to The
Herald follows:
Utica. Ill.-In our Bible study last
evening I made the statement that I
had seen a lunar rainbow Ny state
ment was received with doubt I would
like 10 ask IL there is among your
readers one who. out Of his own
perience- can corroborate my statement.
or can give any other information in
regard 10 the matter F. P Bartlett"
answering the communications. The
Herald can state that lunar rainbow
was seen on two separate occasions
last week-Monday and Tuesday. The
rainbows did not appear until after 5
o'clock in the evening. long after dark.
and were very plain in each case. Many
Ell Pasoans witnessed them. The one
on Tuesday evening was directly west
OF FL Paso visible against the heavy
clouds that hung in that direction. \
luminous ring OF rainbow coloring IS
often seen around the moon. but the
two above referred TO were great bows
OF long radius. directly opposite the