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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-07-16

- @egenuter elmer Be
6oupsutto Der rulIif@en 3eitum
.Yiri@emja BiebomoIti" iiber Die
araebli9 idpere Gage sefansener
ruilii4er Brielter, melde ppll ben
oeutiben uno Diterrei6ii9sn gebDr=
oen gu falperen unb erntsortsenpen
Arbeiten ge5lpungen llno brutal unb
lraui an Legunoelt lDiirDen, betont Die
.ysprpbeptlGe uleeneine Setting" /,
oaB i'm ge9enteil Die gefar9enen ruff
fifteen Nriciter in 9eutIdlan0 piel
5yreibeit, bertrau,nspplle 8ebanoluna
uno 8..eibiteulns nit Den gefanaenen
-Dffi5ieren in Yelplbung ullb Inter
fu11ft senteben ullo G%rlalt6nts gu
trsimilliger ieelIorgeriider 1dtigteit
erlalten. @iniae ru11ii9e prieIter
ni5braudlen ieopd bieies @ertrauen
utlp beyten ru1i1de ariessgefangene
auf, 10 oub lie perbinbert lperben
nlbten. nit Den &riesseefaneenen
subsrbaIb Der isplicreeriideH 9ono=
-tLlger gu perte9yen. Wo oieie Dor
'tltsnlaBreseln nidt geniigten, iplroe
oie Greliorge Dem betreffenben Prie-
ter 5srprten, Der l5rieltcr in eirf OF
lalersae o1oe,enioaer iiberpieien unb
oart tuif bic rieasaefonaenen Diff
,lere bcbunDelt.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-07-16

idnere @emiitsoufresuns - unt
obermols puroen bic 3ei9en bon
Diabetes ii9tbar! Srpb fprefalti=
ser 8ebanolung Fat lie bis gu biefem
Sage nod niht bapon befreit per=
ben tDnnen. Sod i'll elmer 'gan5en
Mnaabl mpersf Tane but Summer
au berielben @1fdeinung gefibrt
lelbit bel perfonen, Die 1i6 pprbe,
tets elmer pprtrsffli6en @eiunbbeit
srfreut batten.
MIem Nnfdein no9 lit bic On
la9e aur grlperbung bieies 9eibens
meter oerbreitet, aIs piele alouben
ia, nielnanD tam nit abiolltser &c
mibbeit u%nnebmen, bab er pol1ig ee=
felt 9eger1 biele Rrontbeit lei. IS if
paber fir iepermam ratiam ~ fe1
Is auh rur ais allsemelne 8oriihtse
m~aBnabme ~ feline 8efiblsregunael
unto mDslihit feiter aputrolle al
tolten unp 1id namentlid bon Sum-
N 5urht pper Mnaft niemols nod
] beherri6en ober iiberndltiaer
alien!
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-07-16
@as gptidmfter @crarb iast.

S1 eitlem bonn 6. Nlair5 bieIes Sabz
res batirten .8riefe. Ser ppu Der ameris
faniidcn 8otidaft in Berlin an Sen
@prIibenben bes M,nerifauiIden Mer5z
tc : @gpeDitipne1 : Committees, @errt1
Mrtbur bon 8rieler, geridtet lit, beibt
e3:
Sic CUR 3eit in Seutidlanb be-
finbliden @oipitdler ser amerifaniz
idcn Mcr5tc : @rpeoitipncn baben iid
oils ein iebr GROCER grfplg ermieien.
9us lit fonobl auf sic anberorpentlidl
srobeu prpfeiiipneacn Sabisfeiten Ser
lcitenbcn Nerste lno Der Mit9lieber
Der expedition 5uriidSufiibreit, ais alldJ
alf Den Saft unb Die 9isfretion, Sic
tic in ibrem @erfebr nit ben beltldell
Ier5ten beipielen babcn. Ser grfpla
bicler @gpebitionen frellt Mid 9una
,allBerprbentlid)."
lteber sic Srase ser @ntienbune
ipeiterer- @gpebitionen beibt cs in Sen,
8riefe: Serr Sbe~ritabsarst 81.
5dipicnins, Der gbef Scr Mepisinal@
Mbtbeiluns bes &ricssminiterilms
bat mir mit9ctbeilt, bab Die amcrifaniz
|id)en Mer5te : grpeoitionen oriascnS
eriuiinidt lino, 1rno bab man bier i'll
Der Sbat 1ebr frpb barber lit, tic biel
s1 babcn." Sir enentllcl nod fol9enz
Be grpebitionen lplcn id)on ppr ibrer
M1funft @olpitdler IN @ereiti6aft &C.
balten perbeu. Sizes lpar bisber nid1
moslid, ba infol9e bcr lngiinltiger
Goltperbinpuns sic Nnmeloung Del
ggpeoitionen nidt friibScitig scnlle
batte erfplsen fDnncn.
Ser 8rief idlicbt nit Ser @erlidce
rltng, bab 8ptidafter &crarb an BEN
@irfcn bes Mmerifanil6cn Icr5te>
Grpcpitipnen : Committees, bas el
BON Infang on perfolgt bat. pas lcbs
baftclte Sntereile nimmt.
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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-07-16

abiolltt notbtpenoig lit, bittet oie
oeutlde Geeierut,g nidt. Gin ieoer
e%in5elne 9iirger Der Hereinafter
|Staaten ser NIT Sad)e Ser 3entral-
n1ad)te ipnrpotbiiirt poer Die 10 biel
aeprielcne &lmnnitat bod) eiuldabt,
|lolte ioiort lein Sherflein oa3l,t6un,
Dob lpeitere Mer5teerpebitiollert aus
geriiitet llnb nah ben 9onoern ser
3entralmadte aeididt lpcroen fon-
nen. Nadltebeno bringen mir oie
orei Idon ohen beihriebenen sdlrei-
ben Der oeutlden nno olterreidllln-
garild)en 9eborben, nllo bon BOT
ldafter @eraro.
@as 8crlin iast.
Nadltcbenbi I'M Mus5llg Gin sdreiz
ben Der Observation-Disclosures bes
&ricgsminiiterinms in @crlil, an Scr,
SEEM Yorfer 9elegirten bcs 9cltlden
8otbcn areu5es nebIt folgelDc1n SOM
mcntar:
Cine ldDne Mnerfenmrug fir Sic
%2ciitnn9en Ser III 9eutldlonD imSienz
lfe Der &ranfenz unb gerlpunoetenpflcz
9e tbdti9cn amerifaniidcn Acr5tc labt
lid nidt benfen, als Der @ullid Ser
bDdltcn 5%uitdnbieen beutldtn unb
oiterreidilden @ebDrben, iibcr lpeitere
amerifanildc Icr5te perfilgen 5l1 fDnz
men. 9icier @unid. Der fir 9eutldz
lano loipobl lpie fir Seiterrcid : I'M
garn in Sen ulten hicocrgegebenell
&ittbcilllnscn an Den 9elp Yorter 9ez
lesirten bcs Seutl6en 8otben arellSes
alsgelprpdcn lit, ml1B suglcid ais sic
gla15enoltc Gedtfertig1n9 oes Inter
ncbmens bes Imerifaniihen aer5tez
expeditions : Committees betradtet
lperbcn, bas Sic IN Dem Shrciben err
lpdbntcn @ilfscrpebitioncn nrsriiltci
nnb gad oriibcn ldidt. llno CT muH
lpeiterbiu ais Gin Nniporn fir bas
Committee sclten, feline S%batisfeit nit
grnBtem gifer fprt5ulcte,, unn als
cine Iuffprocrung an ieocn Sreunr
Der Sad)c 9cutlhlanbs unb lciner
@erbiinbcten, Sic 8eItrebungcn Bee
Committees nad arafteu gu untcr=
itiiben.
Sn pem shrcibcn Der Mcoi5inolabs
tbeiluns BEG &riegsminilreriums III
Berlin on bcn 9clegirten bes 2otber
&relt5es beibt es NIT ge5us auf bie
amcrifanilden Aer5te : @rpeoitipnen
bcret jctt brei nit sldt5enScn grfpl=
gen in 3eutldlanb tbdtig linS, ur,tel
al1berem:
u@1it aufridtisem SntereHc bat 81.
M6tbeillng BON Ben 3ielen uno Tla=
1en bcs Mmerifanil6eu Ier5te : 81:
pebitipns : Committees acnntniB &c.
monument lnb bittet @uer 6pdlpo6lge:
bpren, Sen babei betbeiligtel1 3crlDn=
lidfeiten ben ber5lidlten Sanf iiber:
mittcl1 81 mplem 4otppbl fir 81,
freuublide @elinnllng, aus ber berall,
bas Committee entlta,lbe,i lit, OILS QUO
fir Sic pcrtbbplle 5ilfe,,alirelde 81
bisberigen grpebitipncl1i ltnicren Ser:
p1noetcn lilb aranfen geleiltet babel1
Sic Ibtbeilung benllst biele @eIescn
belt NIT Srerpcl,, lum 5l pcrlidera,
bob Sic 5lr 3eit bier tbatisen @gpebi
%tionen lib trefflth belpabrt lno al.
iibcraus mlbbringenb unb Icsensreid
'eripiclen baber1.
@as MN Bic Srase Ser Gntlenbnl,!
ipeiterer grpebitipnen nab 9cutlh
la1b betrifft, 10 ipiiroc iid fir melt
grpeoitionen iebr niielide@eripenbltn
finben lallen; babel lpiirbe es bprtbeil
baft icin, men,, cine bon ibnen all,
tiidtigcn Soddr5ten fir innere ara1f
beiten 5uiammenselctte iein ipiirbe
Iligenz, Sbre1z nno 3abnar5te I'M
bugesen nidt erfprperlid.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-07-16
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iem 8runpiae .treu sebIieben: Ser
@abrbeit cine @ulle". 9ieler Gr1noz
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lellmolng unb Siise sciporben. icitpenl
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elm @erpienlt. fir bte @abrbeit 5l
fdmpfen. Bull" ltebt in Ser eri item
Geibe Ser @abrbeitsfdmpfer, ugua"
tit elmer ser Ma1tbigiten i'm &anpf gez
gen @erlelrmhnne, @erheeuae uno Sit
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u1b Niebertraht. unbefii1umcrt, pb tic
auf ellrppaiid1em pper anerifunil6cnl
9pben eelpadnen lit.
Sober Srellnb scr @abrbcit llno Sc
redtiefeit, sleidpiel pb Nmcrifaner,
9ehtlder pher Seutld : Imcrtfaner,
bat Sic GfIidt, biclen @prfdmpfcr noh
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gutter giirser hes nellen @nterlanbes,
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9flid]t ais liebenber Spbu bes ultcl1
&uterlanbes, bas gnglaf1b unb feline
spiebseiclen burh Sic aiigs 5l beIiez
gen bnffeL Do lie es nidt III ehrlidenl
Sample iiberlrinocn f%onlen.
@enu Sic @obrbeit in nieler @clt
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tigfeit ieiner sciltigen @affen, sic
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Mnipelen zines Sulern einem 8rcb@
feuer gum Spfer. Sn ben 5lommen
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sen Golpaten uao MtatrpI Ell leDr Sc
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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-07-16
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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-07-16

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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-07-16

Sob arbeitex
peroen in Ser 9ruderei oes Ser Ml
uotrot" ihneu nnb bilia beraeiteut.
Evening star., 1916-10-01
Three COMPLAINTS MADE
OF TWO COLORED CROOKS
Each Victim Lost 50; One Finn
famed, Another Bamboozled and
Third Man Held Up.

Edward Hardey, colored. giving his
address as 21so L street, visited police
headquarters last night and told De-
tective Messer a story of how he was
induced to give IS to two colored men
yesterday afternoon. He met the men
at Pennsylvania avenue and 9Th street
and volunteered to accompany them to
the station Of the Washington, Balti-
more and Annapolis electric car line.
'They asked me where they could
get one of the Baltimore cars" Hardey
told the detective. Il told them was
going that way and would show them"
When they reached 18th and G
streets. he said, another colored man
approached and wanted to know If
either of the strangers had found a
pocketbook, saying a man had been
arrested, and that If either of them
had found it he should get away.
"One of them said he had found a
pocketbook," said Hardey, land prom
ised to make me a present of some
money if l would help to make change
Hardey said he remained with the
men until they succeeded in getting IS
from him, then they disappeared.
John Williams, 641 Navy place, COM
planned to the police that two strange
colored men stopped him at 7th and Q
streets about 6:15 o'clock last night
and asked him to change a bill. One of
them. he stated. snatehed SIS bill from
his hand. They quickly disappeared.
E. J. Jackson. 400 K street. reported
that two colored men held him up at
4th and K streets last night and robbed
him of IS. He furnished the police
descriptions of the men.
Evening star., 1916-10-01
PICK D. c. RIFLE TEAMS
FOR NATIONAL MATCHES
Try-0uts for the Civilian and High
School Candidates at Winthrop.
Contests at Jacksonville.

The two civilian rifle teams to repre-
| sent the District at the national rifle
matches. which will begin at the state
camp, near Jacksonville. Fla. October
IL, were selected at try-outs held yester-
day morning and afternoon at the Win
| throp range. The civilian club team 10
composed of twelve members. with four
aiternates, and the high school team of
eleven members.
The civilian team members and their
scores are: c. E. Groome. Army and
Navy Union. $50; c. C. Mcdonnell. Big
Four, 345; G. B. Cornwell. Army and
Navy Union. 341; Fl. D. Ruddiman, Crop
Estimates. 329; G. E. Cook. NJ. S. L., 329;
NJ. B. Landers. Home Club 327; o. D.
knight, Big Four. 323; NJ E. Weaver
Army and Navy Union. 321; Dr. S. NJ
Angelo. Army and Navy Union, 800; AL
pheus Winter. Army and Navy Union,
319: E. A. Strachan, War Department,
31s, and ]. W. Gardner. Department of
Justice, BIS. The alternates and their
scores are j. H. Windsor. bureau of en-
craving and printing. 314; ]. Fl. Robert
son, Army and Navy Union. 314: A. Col
burn, Home Club. 3O9. and C. F. Hmm
NJ. A. Winter. president of the Army and
Navy Union Rifle Club. has been ap-
pointed captain of the team by the Com
missioners, after being unanimously
chosen by the team members.
High School Team Scores.
The high school team members and
their scores are: C. F. Chisholm, East
ern, 334; W. R. Stokes. Central. 333; R.
c. Stokes. Central. 333; W. c. Harrison,
Central, 33s; P. Williams, Central, 3os;
r. NJ. Morris. jr.. Central. 316; l. S. Rob-
erts, Mckinley. 2S1;' ]. Byler. McKin-
ley, 2f6; W. c. Himmler, Eastern. 259;
H. S. Torbert. Mckinley, 243. and H l.
Spites, Mckinley. who made IA on slow
fire at 500 yards on the first course and
81 on slow fire at 600 yards on the sec
ond course.
Both teams will leave Washington at
3:05 o'clock Monday afternoon. October
9. The club team will assemble for
practice and equipment at Winthrop
Wednesday. leaving Washington by train
at 7:2o o'clock in the morning. The
high school team will go to Winthrop at
the same time Saturday for its equip
ment and practice.
TEAM MEMBERS CHOSEN
Evening star., 1916-10-01
NO CAMPAIGN EXPENSES.
Gov. Whitman Certifies That He
Spent Nothing to Be Nominated.

ALBANY, N. Y, September 30.-Gov
Whitman's campaign for denomination
cost him nothing, according to his
statement of expenses filed today at the
office of secretary of state. The gov
ernor said he received no campaign
contributions and had incurred no ex-
pense in obtaining the republican, pro-
gressive, independence league and
American party nominations.
Evening star., 1916-10-01
Efete Matter Discharged
Through Soles of the Feet

Becomes decOmpOsed and poisonous
{ and causes burning, swelling, ten
derness. etc. By applying "Fastep,"
the wonderful antiseptic foot pow
der, you can neutralize the pOisons
J as fast ms they are formed nll day,
and thus prevent all the harmful ef-
fects.
/ DO you realize that the perspiration. es-
pecially through the soles of the feet. con-
! tains large percentage of waste matter
J from the system; Like other forms of ami
\ NAL waste, it begins to decompose soon as
{it gets 10 the air That forms irritating
poisons. which the cause OF burning
} swelling, tenderness. etc. Many people
! make the big mistake Of letting these irri-
( tatiDg poisOns accumulate all day and then
depending upon a medicated foot bath Mt
J night to repair the damage. The result is
\ that these people have more and more foot
( trouble as time goes The only way to
I keep your feet well and comfortable all the
! time, is to sprinkle them with Fastep (thor-
J ouGhly rubbing II in) in the morning. Fastep.
! the scientifically prepared antiseptic foot
powder, neutralzes the poisons as fast as
they formed and thus prevents all irri-
} tation. Then there is nothing to "cure" at
\ night. Get the genuine Fastep at any drug
gis;'s for p cents. Money back IL you want
I it. Agents, E. Fougera g. Co.. Inc, 80 Beck
! man street New York.-Advertisement.
= III
Evening star., 1916-10-01
Volstead Has a Fight.

A. j. Yolstead IS forced to make an
active campaign in the seventh for the
nrst time in several years. Z. Z. Lo-
beck. "a prOhibitionist with some pop
uiar strength, is making a big drive,
and there is also a democratic candi-
date. irye Townsend. in the field. Lo-
beck will get a big vote. but Volstead
Is considered 4 sure winner. In the
sixth district Harold Knutson, who
succeeded to the republican nomipa-
tion on the retirement of c. A. Lind
bergh. is expected to win. though the
democrats are making big effort to
elect w. +. Donohue. In the fourth,
the st. Paul district. chances are
thought to favor Representative C. c.
Van Dyke. democrat; but republican ms
are hoping to pull Darius +. Reese
shrough on account of democratic fac
tional troubles in which Mr.. Van Dyke
has lined up with Fred p. Lynch, ma
tlcnaI committeeman. against the old
time leaders of the st. Paul democracy.
.. Progressive party workers are max
- every effort to complete their
lge1tions to place three candidates on
PIE state ticket, but each petition must
have the names Of 1000 voters who
I'D not take part in the June primary,
aud it is quite a task II the petitions
are completed in time 1t is believed
that all. or nearly all, Of the pro-
eressive electors will Withdraw. but
ths pHogressives are determined to
Aayo some representation on the
t1cket. 30 as to preserve their legal
IDENTITY as party.
Evening star., 1916-10-01
Attached to Embassy at Berlin.

of Chicago have been appointed special
assistants to the American ambassador at
Berlin. In announcing the appointments
today, the State Department said they
would be engaged in relief work among
British prisoners of war in Germany.
Evening star., 1916-10-01
BULL MOOSE VOTE
MINNESOTA FACTOR
Former Followers Of Col.
Roosevelt Conceded to Hold
Balance of Power.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
MINNEAPOLIS, Mimi, September 80
Eric L. Thornton, chairman of the
republican state committee of Mime
sofa. and William Lemke. state chair
man in North Dakota. have been visit.
ors this week at western headquarters
of the republican national committee in
Chicago. Both chairmen appealed for
progressive speakers to be sent into
their states to swing the sentiment OF
former Roosevelt supporters more
solidly toward Hughes.
Mr.. Thornton announces that it is
practically certain that Theodore
Roosevelt will come for one speech at
least, which will be given in Minne-
apclis. and maybe for others. Raymond
Robin. who was chairman of the pro-
sre--,. { national convention this year,
and Albert J. Beveridge are other
eminent bull moosers who are promised
for Minnesota. James Manahan Of St.
Paul, who is a power among the Nom
partisan League farmers. is booked for
Minnesota and North Dakota.
Bull Moosers Hold Key.
II 10 SicdSiueiS apparent thdl Tie
Roosevelt voters hold the key to the
situation out here. Wilson Is due to
lose quite a block of German demo-
cratic votes. and Hughes has the old
line republicans behind him solidly. AS
far as the organization is concerned, he
also has the progreSSives, but the dis
turbing symptoms are found among the
rank and file of the former progress
sives. Polls taken show that rs to so
per cent of them are going to Hughes,
which would mean that the state is
safe for Hughes by good margin, but
these polls have not touched the lead
ing Scandinavian centers of the state
where it is claimed by democrats that
fully half the Roosevelt vote to going
to Wilson. 1t was alarm over the
Minneapolis situation that led local
progressive leaders to appeal to Roose-
velt for meeting. In response he re-
Quested the national committee to send
him to this city.
Senator Knute Nelson, the only man
who now wields much influence among
the Norwegian voters of Minnesota, has
agreed to make few speeches. A. o.
Eberhart, former governor. has issued
statement showing why he is for
Hughes, and that is being used among
the Swedish voters. Gov. Burnquist is
being asked to get into the game also
FOR Hughes. and probably will do SO.
paign today with an address at Sun
burg to great gathering of farmers
Albert ]. Beveridge has been announc-
ed to speak in Minneapolis October and
Charles w. Fairbanks in st. Paul Oc-
tober IA.
Evening star., 1916-10-01
TEAM MEMBERS CHOSEN.
Sixteen Men Represent District in
Jacksonville Rifle Matches.

Results of the competition held Fri
day on the rifle range of the National
Guard of the District of Columbia at
Congress Heights, D. c., for positions
on the brigade rifle team which will
represent the guard in the national
matches at Jacksonville, Fla. were
announced last night by Lieut.. Col.
Thomas S. King. n. G. D. c.. retired.
director of the rifle range and cap
tain of the team.
In view of the fact that it rained
practically all of the day, the scores
made are declared to be exceedingly
good. The sixteen men who will rep
resent the District Guard will be Sc
lected Saturday from the twenty-one
men in the competition. The team
probably will leave October for the
scene Of the matches. The results of
the competition follow:
Name rank and organization. Total
Private H. F. Richardson. LIST Co., C. A. c.. 10
Sergt. J. A. Ryan. 1st Co.. c. A. C......... 1853
sesst; s.e G; s. Shields: LIST Co: c; A. Co.. Io4
First Lieut.. C: G. Baxter. LIST Co.. C. c. A.. 15s
Lieut.. P. D. Johnston. Naval Battalion. 15s
q. N. l.. b. Miller. Naval Battalion. ....... 159
Yeoman c. H. Flynn. Naval Battalion. - 15s
Private H. d. Norris, 1st Co.. c. A. c.. 1875
sergt. 4; B. Campheld, LIST CO., G. A. c.. 1855
1uach. u1tc II. hikhtcf, .~AFal oAttAiou l02
Private L. W. Moore, 1st Co., G. A. Co.. 151
Sefst. J. +. Pierce. 1st Co.. c. A. C..-...-. $50
Second Leut. Ii. W. Hodgkins. 1st Co.. C.
A. c. ........................ 14a
Lieut.. W. r. Hoefer. Naval Battalion ..... 147
Private X. u. Topper. 1st Co.. c. A. Co.. 145
Private r IL. Plant. 1st Co., G. A. C...... IA
Hosp. App. W. g. Gee. Naval Battalion. 139
Seminar stanton. Naval battalion. .......... 132
Private W. s. Bates, 1st Co., c. A. C... 132
Private VIM. ". Nairn, 1st Co. C. A. c.. 125
Seaman ]. X. Walsh. Naval battalion. 124
Seaman A. X. Walsh, Naval battalion. $50. 123
Private j. l.. Alexander. 1st Co., G. A. c. 12e
Seaman J. NJ Earnest. Naval Battalion. 121
Private Elmer Stewart, LIST Co.. &. A. c.. 121
Guuner's Mate ". E. Peake. Naval Battalion. 113
The Washington times., 1916-12-13
CITY DAIRY URGED J.
FOR PHILADELPHIA
Pennsylvania Grange Endorses
Action Of Maryland and
Virginia Producers.

Municipal dairies. in line with the
plans for Washington as outlined by
the executive committe of the Mary
land and Virginia Milk Producers As
sociation during the recent milk agi.
tation here, were indorscd by tho
Pennsylvania state Grange of 0s,O0O
members through an address OF Grand
Master John A. Mcsparren before 5000
grange delegates in Philadelphia yes.
terday.
Mr.. McSparran told tho people OF
Philadelphia that a municipal dairy
for the treatment and distribution of
the entire milk supply OF tho city
was the one solution to the present
milk problem which would insure
pure, wholesome milk to the con.
sumer at fair prices. Under tho pres
ent system injustice In being done TO
both tho consumer and the producer
he said.
While he cited the milk problem
as the uppermost example OF injus.
tice, Mr.. McSparran stated that mu.
nicfpal distribution of butter. eggs.
and other necessaries,. would be an
ideal way to beat the egg trust
kings and butter trust kings"
Members OF the executive commit
tee of tho local milk producers as.
ISOLATION expressed qualification at
the action Of the Pennsyivania
Orange.