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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-04-18
@p lit alua Gisfaoen?

2llpa &isfaoen, Der bis Dor furSem
NIT iciner 5alnilie i'm Sailie 9to.
1706 8ine Strabe lpobite, miro ee.
genmdrtig pom 8eantten oeS SSugeno.
geridts geiuht, i,m ibm Die Wtittbei-
lung 81 MAIDEN, baB feline Satin
5rau Sparriet aisfaoeu it'd IN eInem
SpipitaI in 2erington, &p, 100 ne
inabrenO Der orei rerfIoienen @ofreH
iniolge BON 8erIetllngeu, Die iie bel
einem @ilenbabnuufaQ erIitten, in SC.
puBtloiem 3uitano OarnieoergeIe9en
bot. Die i5rau fam crit 9eiteru 9iab.
mittag 81 iin uno eriud)te Oann io-
fort Sic Soipitalbebor0en nad Sin.
cinEati 5u oepeIbire1, oamit ibr
@otte benncbridtigt weroen tonne.
9eamte oes SSugenogerid)ts, oenen
aisfaoen Dor einigen @p6en eenel.
Oct 1atte, oaB ieine Satin iitb nac1
2erington gum 9eilih ron glngebori.
gen begeben uno ieitoem nicbtS uon
lih babe goren laiieu, madjten lic6 10.
tort oui Die Sude nab ibu, fonnten
i'm ieoudb nidt Itnoen, oa er bor etpa
oicr5ebn Soeen ieine &inoer in
RfIege gegeben uno ieine @obnltng
autgegeben bat
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-04-18
Nier Ztuaben
@us geid)e aim Slnfnfer Iiesen, iusil
Stabt. unb GOrnhbel0rOen lldj
baraber itreitsn iusr 5nitaubis iii.
Ter unbefannte SOote Siirfte 6ei ei'
ner aeiielerplOiiOn bel SmHtinstOH,
". @a., amgefpmmen iein.

Sole bier Gtln0en log geitern
gornlittag eine aus Oem Ohio geluns
Dete 2eihe an Der Wfiinorng oes
MiQereef am llfer, ebe ii6 Die itaotI.
iden u1b Die GountDbeborOen bar.
iiber einigen fonnten, per III oenI
Safe 5liitdnoig iei uno fiir Die lleber.
fiibrung Der 2eibe na6 Der DforGue
iorgen miiiie. Can't elmer fiir5liben
Gntiheioimg oes StaatsnniDaIts Jat
Der Coroner ii6 MIR nm So0esfalle
5u tiinnnern, bel tpeldeu Der 8eroad't
zines Qerbredens porliegt nno Staot.
arualt @room ga6 onun ipdter ein
Hefts9llta6teH ab, oenl5IioIge bel ol-
len pl0elidJen Sooe3iallen Die Sei-
denidlni BON geamteu Oes 8eiuno.
beitsalnte5 porgenOnunen lperoen
mug.
Ia INN Der 9ei6enflul6 al5erDalb
Ser SiaOtercn5cn erfolgte, ipnr III.
tiirlih bic Boli5ei nidt 5uitanbig uno
Coroner SoertmeDer, Der nab alter
@eipobnbeit benabridtiBt puroe, er.
fldrte iih aiiber Stanoe fir ole Sort
iGaffllng iorgen 6u f0rnen, oa ibni
fiir oieien 3rUed pom GolllltD feine
Speien bnrilligt ipcrOcn. @r ieste iib
oabcr nit benz SiIis. Staatsanwalt
Sidenlooper in Yerblnoung, ser 6aml
eine mlsgeoebHte telep5oniidJe Inter
haltuna nit Staotanpalt Groom
bate, nit Dem @rgebniB, baB man
iid barauf einigte, bnb Die Stuot Ole
Seid)e nad) Der Ytorgue id)affen mo
Die Soften benz Gouutp bere6ncn
ioQte. 9orauibin nuroe Die Seihe
enolih na6 Der Mtorgue iiberfiibrt
Die 2eife lprroe pom Dem Slider
2ouis 9Itfins geiunben III beiiem gtes
lie ii9 oerpidelt bate. Ter SoOte,
beiien 3iige uollig uuferntli6 geuor-
ben iino, oa bic Scife ietr ianJe in
8aiier gelegen baten nlIb, lit etlpa
8 5ub 6 Sol groB, BOT idppar5e
Saare unb itgnar8en Sdpurrbart
un0 trug blaue SperaIs uno einc
brcime SADIE. Die geboroen neigcn
gu Der ariitr bin, oab Der Soote gu
Den Opiern Der GrpIoiiou an goro
bes lampiers Sam gropn" 5e'
borIe, bic Dor eini9er 3eit in Sunt.
ington, ". 8a., Itattiano.
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Gebnrten.

alntDn unb Maris gstsng, 1920
Gin Ctr, &nabe.
antOn uno GIiilbst6 Reinbdrbt,
1903 Speamore Str, Wtdodeu.
Ssinrtd unb ROIaIie SOffmann.
1O3 Oft CLIFTON glps., SHabe.
petsr uno Worgdretbe OoIDig, 251
Rotslle Str, WGo4eu.
gbriit unb emma Sterling, 131
Gage Str. Snobe.
Uei6ael uno Usarp Greben, 235
Oonobue Str, MSp6er.
Sxrbert uHo 2lgdtbe Ruff, 1924
Carthage qDs.. and6s.
Niliam uno Warion aImmOn. 53
5prsit &pe.. anabs.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-04-18
DIS bilh.

Die neueite 8epegung in 8erbins
buns nit Dem grober Reinema6en in
Der Stabt 1T bas Iebr lobenspertbe
8euiiben oem 4usipeien uuf bic 8iirr
geriteige Elm Guoe gu MAIDEN. lin
bieIe llniitte aus3umer5en, tperbsn
jebt Bon Scouts ausgeihidt, bic NIT
elmer eroBen S6dblone. Binfel unb
sinem @tmer nit peiber 5Sdrbs aus
asriiitet Iinb unb dlfuberal on ben
Strabentrsu3ungen nit Silfe bsr
Sdablone ouf has Trotioir bic Nors
te Don't Spit on the Sioetpdlt" pin
felH. Sb's bilft, tlsiB abSupurtsn.
Die 9infelei nabm aefteru Qbeub III
ren arfarg unb ptrb ben 300 Bon
Scouts oor1snommen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-04-18
Hentides 9beater.
GbrenabenS fir 6lie sdJ,niS.Gortp
nnb Sbafeipenre.5eier.

Sonntag f4lisbt bic Spielseit uns
ieres Deutf4en 9bedters mad elmer,
ME man jest iasen tann, tiinfIeriid
iibsrdus brillantsn unb finan3iea err
mutbigenbeH Saiion. Dag Repertoir.
unb bic Darbietunsen bss eniembles
bieiss Jabr auf einem bebeutenb b0s
beren giipeau itanbsn, als isit febr
ldngen Jabrsn, tpsib i.oer abeaters
beiuaer, aber materisa beItanben tpies
berbolt rt9t srnite gefiir4tungen.
Do4 ba iprangen fpisbsr bic betpdbrs
ten 5rsunbe bss 5bsaters elm uno
bant Der unermiioliden 5bGtisteit unb
Werbsarbsit Don Direttor S4mib
purben bic brobsnben finansiellen
alippsn iider umiesslt. Die Gala
Worfeuuug Dergansensn Witttpoh
4benb i'm Gmerp 4ubitorium 6ra9te
ben 9aupttbsil bes nod HOtbpenbissH
SubDentionsfonbs ein, ipobei 3u be-
ionen 1T, bab bas finnn3iels grgsbs
nib oisier 9ortelluus uur burd ben
@ertauf Der Gogen unb Der tbsusrsn
SiBe erm5slidt tporoen mar. 0i.
DIRECTION unb bic IGmmtli6en G9aus
ipieler boffen nun, bab iommsnbsn
SonHtag. BEL Der lebten Uoriteaung,
aud Baton uno Gallerie ibre pols
pfliht tbun, um bic Sation gu einem
o0liis befriebisenbsn a6i6lub gu brin.
gen, pie au9 Dem unternebmsn Die
nOtbige aufmuntsruns fir bic nG4ite
Gallon gu geben.
Sir bic SdlubnoriislluHs 1T Elm
srobes DoppsIprosramm aufssitsat.
Der abenb brinst cine brilanie Cuff.
Ipiel Ropitdi, bas orsidtiige .Wiss
islden" Don SEQ Gsn5, siu iibsraus
undergraduates Wert Don Itellsnpsiis
6reiter unb iibsraus anrsssnbsr aOs
mil. Gli. Stmib sgortn, uniere aus
ss3si6neie RaiDs, Der srfldrte 9iebs
ling bss Giueinnatier 5beaierpubli-
tums, bat SOnntas gbrsuabsnb. uHb
oa bat Il. fih .Ous Disislhn" aus
g<iu6t, bietst ibr bieies 2uitipisl bod
cine tpis aui gsitslluns iiir iie ges
idriebsn. ROIs, bic bon sinoenSsr
WirtuHs III.
Dsm 9uitipi.l ssht eins impoiante
Sba.eipeare Jeier poraus. bic gum
300idbrissn 9oD.stass oss sroben
garbsn arransiri III. Der Spi.lplan
brinsi als sritsn 5beiI ben brittsn
att aus ,Stbslo". bic grobs Sssne.
bd Sage bi. eiferiudt Otbslo's aufs
itadslt. Den Stbello siebt 9irsitor 8.
6. S6mib, 5err Wsper egisen ben
3ago, 6eleHs ao9 bic Ossoemond
un6 Serr 2.ui6 ben guTio. RAD bem
Otbeilosatt ipri9t Serr Wsber sGissn
nod, in apitiim, Riharbs eroben
Monolcg aus rRi9arb Der Dritte".
Wlon iisbt. Si. Spielleituna BAT cine
auss.,ei3nsts Wabl aus ben Dramen
beg 5rag0ben s.troffeu.
Die @oritsauns besinnt pinttli4
lin 7.45 uno bic 9oritsGung gsbt
prompt nm 10.4O gu Gnbe, benn Sos
2uitIpiel III tura. WaH piro uliO 3sis
tis senug na4 Sauie .omm.u ,onHen.
Der @or0ertauf fir ben absnb Bat
ihon ii6eraus rese sinseissi, 10 bab 3u
ratbsn iit, iih umseknb gut. Sibs gu
f:lesen.
@prpertauf in 9ob &c 2atamp's
apotbeis, Dine unb II. Ct. Eel. eas
nal 1917, unb an Der Boz Offiee i'm
Grono, Eel. Canal 401.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-04-18

tel ailf 80, gegen t41 erfrailfineen
unb 90 5ooesfdae in Der YaraGet-
lpode oes borigen Snbreg. sluf Die
eiri5elnen araiifbeiten. nit silSnnbme
Der Maierlb pertbeilten ii9 bic sur
DieIblng gelnngtcn fSGllc ipie iolgt:
Sdppinofudr, "a grfranfilngeil unb
10 3ooesfdlle; Scltdbuiten, 26 gr.
.frnnfangen iulb I Sobesfall; g9ino-
pcdeu. 19 grfranflneen; 9ipbtberi.
tis, ~ Grfrauflngen; SdorIadfie.
her, 3 Grfranfingen; Gppbusfieber
unb Ulumps, jc 5pei grfrantungen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-04-18
2sierte ,1ttb STAGE Strafe.

bate, baB aud bic iibrigen nod i'm
4mt perbltebenen SruItees aus benz
Qmt i6ieben. 0araufbin purOe cine
DDlIis neas 1rufteebeb0roe erpdblt
unb Der 8eamtenfDrper Der 9emeiHoe,
Der DOlig NIT benz gfarrer bdrmOs
nirt, ieBt ii6 nunmebr tpie fOIgt Sus
1ammen:
2lslteite: 2Ouis Sup, $. aosttter
uno ). prpctor. Sruitees; artbur
&nabe, 6eqmutb Clement, artbur
9orte, 8. !Spritmanr, 9llfreO 5ebls
mann uno +. proctor.
Die 5rage bss 2l6baiens BON engs
IiI9en @ottesbienIten purben gslss
gsntli9 Der &ontrprerie abIolut ni6t
aufgeporfen unb bic iun9sn 2eute
iinb. pie DON SuTtdnbiger Settle per-
iihert pirb, pOllig nit ben oeutiden
9cttesbieniten 5ufrieoen,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-04-18
sunnte luum lire slrbeit tbun.

Suusurbeit erforbsrt @eiuub6eit
unc &rdft. 5rauen iiub in sleidem
Mabe gtiereu. uub gluisnsgeI1nsrs
hen ausaeIsBt, ipie gidnner. Ridens
reb, iteife uHb I9mer3bafts gelents
unb I}listeln, flimmeruoe aueen
unb SGde unter ben 2lusen, iinD
Spmptpme, oeneun prompte geadtuu9
eeihentt peroen IOlte, ebe tie in trO-
Ride poer bebenilihere geihperoen
iibersebsu. 5rau 9eorge Suud, 955
gearl Strabe, 9entOu Sarbor, WliA.,
I9rsibt: Sd mar pirtitH IdIimm
haran; ib bate iolhe Stgmer3en, boB
id tuum imitdnpe mar, mstue 4rbeii
su tbun uno bin besbaIb duBerft buits
lar fir 6olep's &ibnep ptus." Dies
islben perben iiberou perfauft.
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@OdJenberidji bes geinnSbeitsam,s.

2dut Dem @ofenberift bes it1oii-
i6en 9eiunbbeitsamts im,roen in Ger
reriloiienen gsod,e wieberum 1856
Deaiernfalle lulo sebn 9cbesf1ae III
foIge pom Naiern gemeloet. Gic @e-
ianult5abI Der Sale pom anitedenbsu
strantbeitcm. oie 5ur Wselbang ge.
Iangten, belief iid alif 495 uno Die Der
SosssidLe iniolse iol&er &rantbei.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-04-18
Mms ben 0eridtsbSieu.
1yranflin Alter's psrionlidjer glad'
laf bstrast $1,321,S17.90.
@beidleiSnussfla sdjaoenerias'
iaIe. - Iadlah. Sadem. - ger'
idjieosnes.
EraufIin aIter's per o n.
Iidler v q dIaR.


Ter ssaflab Ses 5ranflin Sitter III
oui 81 ,32t,s17.90 abgeidvast NOR.
ben nnb 5lpar: 10 Bombs Barney &
Smith 60. st2.750. II Cincinnati
9oiIbs Sl0,556,25, 6 Cine, 9eb. &
1crtbern sip. 60. 9unbs $5400. 2
{. u. 8, unS Z. q. DO, $500.
q Ginc,. 0cipport ino Goptngton Np.
DO, $500, 3 Columbus gas 60. 60.
s4I50. 10 90. Columbus 9ip. 80.
5000, 8 DO. Canton & Dlif. 9ty.
So. SS550. IA DO. 6. u. sSap 4 Ggon
$4,000, 1 ap. Central 9ip. so.
$3.50, 10 DO. Seioto 9aliep FRACTION
60. $1,000. Z Union 2iebt, Seat s
ssruer Go. $500, 10 II. 2. Banana
Canal Bombs $15,450, 10 slftien
Gine. slbattoir 80. $1,000, t50 sinlc.
riean Cotton Oil Go. $4,000, 203S
90. slnleriean Cool @ortS 60. $509..
800, 27 Ginc. sibattoir SO. $500,
356 90. Ginc. Gas & electric 9o.
S26,3l4, go 90. 6. q. 8. uno z. "
Np. SO. $G540, 800 DO. Gine. Strcet
ifailpap 80. S25. 900, 346 DO. Gine.
x Siib. 9ell Telephone Go. $34.94G,
~ DC. Giti5eps 9atioual 9anf 3d..
T06, 90 DO. 1Gitn Gee 2eliuerp 60.
S2175, GO 90. garlD & 9niliel go.
S5T00, $50 DO. 5armers & Clippers
tobacco @aretouie sc. $13,500,
100 DO. 5. u. Sap Il ggan so.
$1,000, 80 DO. 5/3. Rat. 9auf
S9150. 255 Go. Grite 9ationaI 9ant
$49.725. t50 DO. Soopen.Cpcns.
Reltidiler Go. $12,750, 30 Do. +. $.
Saplos Co. $4,000, 200 DO. aittie
Miami @. u. so. 500, POO, 20 30.
W,oore Oil Sc. $4,000, 90 DO. Eilcs
9cment Bomb 60. $1,000. 200 DO.
Miles Cool @orfs SO. $22, 900, 10l
90. Sbio FRACTION 60. $4,000. 200
20. linior Sapiiigs ganf & 5riiii
80. $4,000. 9ebensueriiteriiilg
$1,000, g,aar in Der Griten 9ationcI
9anf S44 ,S65.61, @dnr In Der llniou
Sapirgs ganf & 2ruit 60. Sl..
g19.94. Tepoiii. 3ertififat in 90.
Sft.643.75, gaar pon Srpin @all.
man Go. $251, ,590.S5, 260 Mftien
qlueaer g,aaine Scol Go. S19, 500,
Il. I. IN. AZ
GteideiSuugsfdIIe.
gertba Nolan luiIl BON oeln
Sniihntieo Sotn !. gspIan. 1851
Geleitial Strabe, ben lie am 9. Suni
1S47 bciratbete, seihiebcn ftn, neil
cr lie Dor iieten Snbren I'm cid ae.
Iaiier iinb ieitbar nidt nebr fiir fie
geiurgt bat.
Nebeeea 9fobiHion, gcb.
sopfinA. f0S gsniou StraBe. ole iih
nn 2s. Gftobcr 1863 nit benz iest
in greiioio. Col, ipobnenben Drill.
idrar5t Ir. Sanles Gen. Mobinion
pcr5eiratbete, ieooh i'm Sabre 1918
bon bemfelben I'M Gfih geloiien mor.
ten lit, bat cine Sdeiounesflags OIL.
eeitreuet unh perlangt aud bas Neht,
ruieoer ibren Waodemamen fiibren
81, oiirien.
Der Zimmerman pbifIip
0td)el, Gilperton, mill bon 0nncp
Ms. WlideI, cie er orl 6. ytopeulher
1889 beiratbete, geihieoen iein, neil
lie ibn DOT eitiigeH Snbren DerIaiifn
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3ac6Gus unb Roie 9araI6, Ill
DsIt u. Str, Gnube.
SEQ. uno GbarIotte S6rihten, 1902
MansfisIb Str, 9nabe.
Clemens unb Catherine Burger,
119 9eete Str, 3nabe.
Subn uno gtbel Dsbler, 1885 grss
men Str, Wldo9en.
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Baie.Sau.
Weitriser sies Der nRiraten" iiber
bic nRebs".

Sn benz geitrigen 5ipeiten Spiele
Der Serie spiiben imieren .8eos"
uno ben gittsbureer oRiraten" i'm
SleSlanb sSielS bebienicn Sdleuoerer
9aie unS Sanger Glarfe bas @eidiis
fir Cincinnati segen sfantlebner
be3rp. Sdnribt fir Die 8esner. 3ole
fpuroe mad, benz 1. @aase, rporin or
cen airatef 5 9Gufe erlaiibte, Surd
geoieIep abgeloit, ipdbrenS Die sel.
nerifd)e gatterie 6is gum GfSe bes
.SpieIs aui ibrem 8oiten blieb. @lein
i'm eriten Sange madJten Die ~0ira.
TEN" 8 91ufe bur6 A Greiier unb 5ipei
tSreip1iie. Sie mahteu ebenfalls 3
9reiier I'M 3. @dnee unb oas Spiel
fpar iiir uua perloren. llniere Sun.
gems mad)ten 8 9reiier aegeu IL
unS beibe Reimer iptelteu feblerirei.
RoieIep ianbte 8 2iiftfddler 5s,r
ganf eesen 8; auf irnierer Seite
ipiirSen . Sreipdiie 5ur 1 9aie &c.
gen 7 erIaubt. S'9up uno Gaion ma.
rem Die SdIeosridter.
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RefuItat Der geitriel

gtesen perhinberte Die aeitrigen'
SpieIc Der bier oitliden Stubs.
Seute gsadntittas Ieetes SpieI Der
Geric opiiden ysieos" uno .Firaten"
i'm ReoIanb Sielb.
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flnioen ipuroe. @iebrere 9eteftibeS
iino nit Der lueiteren 8erfolgung beg
6aQes betrout lporoen.
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Fat feline. iett in Scrauton, ga.,
woguenoe Satin, Sclcn ". B6it.
fieIo, bic er am 20. Cftober 1913
teirat6ete, ouf Sdciouna perflagt,
DeiI iie ibn brutal bebanoelt uno i'm
Dor olpei Snbren inter Ritnabme IL.
-cs ssinoes berlaiicn bat.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-01-24
CALOMEL WHEN BILIOUS? MOI STOP!
ACTS LIKE DYNAMITE ON LIVER
guarantee DodsOns Liver Tone viii give you the best
Liver and Bowel cleansing you ever had.

night and If it doesn't straighten you
right up and make you fezI fine and
vigorous by morning / want you to so
back to the store and get your money
Dodson's Liver Tone is destroying the
sale Of calOmel because it is real liver
medicine, entirely vegetable. therefore
it can not salivate or make you sick
I guarantee that one spoonful OF Dod-
sons Liver Tone viii nut your sluggish
liver to work and clean your bow els OF
that sour bile and constipated waste
which is clogging your system and
making YOU feel miserable. guaran-
tee that a bottle OF Dodson's Liver Tone
will keep your entire family feeling fne
for months. Give il to your children
II is harmless. doesn't grippe and they
like its pleasant observation-disclosures
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-01-24

Stop using calomel, 1t makes you
sick. Don't lose a days work II you
feel lazy, sluggish. bilious or consti-
pated, listen to me-
Calomel is mercury or quicksilver
which causes necrosis OF the bones.
Calonel, when il comes into contact
with sour bile crashes into it, breaking
il up. This is when YOU feel that awful
nausea and cramping. II you are al
knocked out" if your liver is torpid
and bowels constipated or you have
headache, dizziness, coated tongue. if
breath is bad or stomach sour just try
a spoonful Of harmless Dodson's Liver
Tone
Here's my guarantee-GO to any drug
store and get a so cent bottle Of Dod-
sons Liver Tone. Take a spoonful to-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-01-24
AMERICAN
RIGHTS DEFINED
Declaration Prepared By
Lansing and DR.. Brown
Made Public.

Washington, D. c. Jan. 2s-Publicity
was given today to a Pan-American
Declaration Of the Rights OF Nations.
1t is tie joint work of secretary Of
state Lansing and Dr. James Brown
Scott and was adopted in executive
session by the American Institute OF
International Law in its recent conven-
ton, held here. 1t was given out today
by DR.. Scott
Although Declaration lacks the for
NAL ratification of the p American
republics and therefore is not an off
cial document. its trainers believe
that IL correctly sets torth the Official
views Of all the American common
wealths. Before the institute was
called upon to consider il, the decla-
ration was submitted to and approved
by the chief authorities on inIerna-
tiOnal law in South American repub-
lies, including ambassador Suarez and
DR.. Alexandra, Alvarez of Chile
The Declaration, it is said, embodies
the institutes conception Of only ele-
mental national rights and will be
further considered at the next meet
ing Of the Institute in Havana next
year. 1t contains five primary sec
lions which were fashioned with the
United States declaration Of independ-
ence in mind as a model and which
read as follows
Five Primary Sections.
ct. Every nation has the right to
exist TO protect and to conserve Its
existence but this right neither I'M
plies the right nor justifies the act OF
the state TO protect itself or to con-
serve its existence by the commission
of unlawful acts against innocent and
unoffending states
IL Every nation has the right TO
independence in the sense that II has
right TO the pursuit of happiness and
is free to develop itself without inter
ference or control from other states
provided that IN so doing it does not
interfere with or violate the just
rights OF other states.
I'll Every nation is in law and be-
fore law the equal Of every other state
composing the society Of nations, and
all states have the right to claim, and,
according 10 the declaration Of indie
pendence OF the United States, to as
sumo among the powers of the earth.
the separate and equal station TO which
the laws of nature and OF natures
God entitle them.
Nv. Every nation has the right to
territory within defined boundaries
and to exercise exclusive jurisdiction
over this territory. and all persons
whether native or foreign found
therein
" Every nation entitled to a right
by the law Of nations is entitled 10
have that right respected and pro
tected by all other nations for right
and duty are correlative, and the right
Of one is the duty Of all to observe
The ideal breakfast dish-SuIzberg-
er's Majestic Hacon 'Delciously Diff
ferenr. ADV.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-01-24
AFTER THE GRIPPE
VinOl Restored Her Strength

Canton, Miss.-'I am IS years old and
became very weak and feeble from the
effects of La Grippe. but Vinol has done
me a world Of good. It has cured my
cough, built up my strength so feel
active and well again-"-3Irs- LIZZIE
BALDWIN. Canton. Miss.
Vinol. our delicious cod liver and iron
tonic without oil, aids digestion, en-
rlches the blood and creates strength
ohequalled for chronic coughs. COLDS
or bronchitis. Your money back II II
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Advertisement.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-01-24

The ideal breakfast dish-Sulzberg-
er's Majestic Hacon 'Deiciously Diff
ferent"-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-01-24
CHARGED WITH THREATENING
TIIREE WOMENs IS ARRESTED

Fernando Hill was arrested Satur-
day night at u o'clock by mounted Of
ficers Veater and Castlebury, in the
southern portion OF the city. with two
prior to the arrest of Hill the officers
received a number Of complaint calls
from residents, who stated that Hill
was waiting in the street for the re-
turn Of three young women and had
terrorized the district
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-01-24

Like the sun we are dispensers of
warmth and good cheer. r. c. SempIe,
successor to Southwestern Fuel co.
Phone 53L-Adv.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-03-03

no service at all and We arc not go
ing to fall down CT the feet OF any
man or set Of men as he Worship
ers Of Baal aud beg for mercy, but
We arc looking for the little cloud
to rise which is bound to come and
the people win exclaim with one
accord, "Elijah's God be God. :
Now. this is written in a quiet
corner of nay home while the chill
dren are at Sabbath school and
where I would have been if young
American that | hope to raise to be
good citizen had not been threat
ened with Group. And it is written
with no i'll feeling to any one, and
| extend to all my best regard.
u. IL. MARTIN.
Rca Oak, Texas, Feb. 90. 1916.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-03-03

farm from this place.
Glad to report Mrs. West Tunes
health is improving.
We are all proud of our new ply
stefan, DIR. Payne, who just moved IN
last week. He is kept busy wait
ing on the sick.
Rev. Sanders preached two excel
lent sermons at the Baptist church
Sunday.
Misses Pearl Harris and Ada Lou
Glenn attended the school entertain
meat at Boyce Tuesday night.
Levi Smith visited in Fort Worth
last Thursday and Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. j e. Bingham were
the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. p. w.
Treese Sunday.
Rev. Bancom will fill his appoint
ment at Shiloh next Sunday morn
ing and evening
Mis- OuOH NIGiLtu llSl uIOliCi,
Mr.. Mcsely, on Long Branch last
week.
Misses Pearl Harris, Vetta and Ada
Lou Glenn attended a debate at
Trinity Friday night
The Endeavor society were en-
tertained at a valentine party at Mr..
and Mrs. Cason's
John Henry Tuley attended the
skating rink at Lancaster Friday
night and Saturday night.
Mrs. Molloy and daughter, Mrs.
Rosa Lee Elmer, and husband and
little son, Of Arlington, were the
guests of Mrs Harris and daughter,
Miss Pearl. from Friday until Mon
day.
Several from here attended the
school entertainment at Little Creek
Friday night and all report the pro-
gram Just splendid.
Mr.. and MRS. Hamms little girl
is better at this writing.
Mr. and Mrs. Willard Keesee are
entertaining a wee girl in their
home.
There will be All ufl day singing
and dinner on the ground az DeSoto