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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-11-09
1trIprnng Der Neflame.

gs itebt felt, bab Elm &6nis bes
Mtertbums Die 8eflante erfunoen bat:
Serobpt er3dblt ndmli9, bab 9arius,
als CT an ben GTelleu bes Searo ieiu
Eager aufi6Iu9. an benz Sluiie 10 9ros
pes 8obIgefalen fano, baB er an ieis
nem llfcr cine Sdule NIT folgenoer
Snlfriit erritten lieb: Sic Guelen
oes 5earo BADEN oas bette Waiier in
Der @elt. 9ariis, Der bette Der Wenz
Ihen, &0nig bon Yeriien unb beS 9es
Iammten Seitlanbes, lit auf ieiucm
Rarif ge9en Die Stptben an feline
llier eclangt." Sic Homer nannten
Gbnli6e acuberungen ~Iitterae quito
oes" ober rreclamantes", ipober Der
Name Heflame fomnt. Sic finocn
lid oft am gnoe ooer an, Hanbe bon
Wanuitripten. Sas critic Orudlpert
nit elmer Eeflnme III eiu CACTUS. bon
@enoeIinus De Spira in 8enebig 1910
gebrudt. Snt &onfeiiionaIe bes bei<
Ii9en autoniuS (Solo9ua 1872 fin>
ben lid ebeufalS Netlamen nah alts
r0mii6er Grt an Ranbe bes lesten
9lattes. Iebnlidc Seiipiele iinben
it'd in ben Sabreu 1876 0ftcrs,
tperben aber crit am Gube bes Sabrs
bunberts bdufis, felt Gloo Ianu5ip
tie in Gang brafte. Gie critic 3eis
tingsretlame, iGreibt bic Die be
Saris", idat in has Sabr 1926, als
elm Mpotbefer Rumeus 2epere Die
graudbarteit ieiner Webitamcnte
ge9en bic 9autirantbeitcn anpries.
Ser grfols CAB inn 8eft, benu err
pcrbicnte anitntt 1000 bis 5000 Sr.
i'm Sabre bercn 10000. Seitbem
bat ii6 Die Gcflame ms l~lneebeuere
enttpidelt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-11-09
!Sinoenbnrg SO Sabre aft.

SelomarifaI BON Sinoenbilrg, Ser
Gbef bes 8enerolitubeS, begging i'm
beuti6en Sollptquartier an Der Dit.
front ieiuen So. 8ebilrtstag. Gie
9crIiner 3eitltn!en feierten i'm in
longer begeiiterten artifelt oils Sen
groBtcn 3elti6cn Der @egenDart
llro iprehen ibr llneridiitterIites
8crtrouen in Die S6bigfeiten bcs
Strategen ans, Der Die oellti6en
2rl,ppen gu einem enti6eIoenocn
Siege fiibren miirOc.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-11-09
S%ngcnienre sur b6Geren @crwaltnna

Ter gerein oeutider S%n9enieure bat
an Den beltiden &eibsfan5ler cine
G%ingabe geridJtet, in Der er anregt.
5ur 2aufbabn in Der boberen Ser.
wo!tung in 2cutihlanb neben Den
ali Der llniperiitdt iuriitii6 olSgc.
biloeten Inlparteru aud iolde 5il5lt.
laiien. Die lid aui Den Seduiihcn
Sodidrulen Die 9runolagcn ibrer
gilolng erDorben baben. M Der
auSfiibrlitcn 9egriinoung miro be.
ionoerS Der ginflub berporgebpbea,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-11-09
Snmelcnraub ourdJ rSbloruiorm"'
Sicbe.

nG~bloroform". 9icben lit in HoS.
lpn, Gong Sslano, ein Slnpelen.
biebitabl gelungeu, bel oem lie III Der
@obmlug bon Sranf 8rop 8riSpolo
S6mudinden I'M @ertbe Dor ilber
100000 erbeutetcn. Dit Gbloro.
form burftrdnfte Soidentii6er iiub
in Den ein3elnen Sdlai5immern Der
Somilie 8riswolo auigefunoen nor.
SEN. 9ieie geriideruug gibt Serr
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-11-09
Gin ueritupfter &6rper mnk sereinist
uerocu.

sic iperbeu finben, oaB Or. Sings
Hep 2iie Yiucn Gin 9elinoes. aber
nirfunespoIles %Nbfiibrmittcl limb, INT
bic llnreini9teiten aus bent aDrper 3u
treibep. Surd g~eritopiun9 pirS bas
glut pcr9iftet; Sdipinoelanfdle,
@ali9feit, Yimples unb Elm ihle6ter
Seint iino Die pcinlideu Solgeu. Cine
Dolls Or. Sings Ycip &iic Yilen
beute @beno piro moreen frilb cinen
~freien, poaigeu Stubl9an9 perurs
laden. Sci Sbrem G~pctbeter, 25
Gents.-an3eige.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-11-09

Den Sednif mo Snoritrie altf alien
Sebieten oes ofientliden 2ebelS
bellte allsilben. GIN Ben @erpal.
tltngSbeomten tr1ten 9lufgaben ber-
an, filr Oeren iahgemGBe grleoiglng
Die Sebniihe Sohitule oas bette
Hiiitseug I~ieierl fonne.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-11-09

@risrpolb. 9ic ~Saies", SumeIen-
fiiten unb Sfublooen Ser Wobmuug
iino MASSACHUSETTS alsgepliinOert
porben. 9ie 9oli5ei beiltete nidt
on, Oh irgcno melfe WitgIieOcr Der
6omilie 8rispolo iniolee beS Gblo.
reforms b~clinnungslos gaporoen
ieien. Spnren, sic Die Boli5ei aui-
oedte, oeuten barauf bin, baB mad,
Der Sbat ole Hduber in einem @utO.
mobil eltfommen iin6.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-11-09
Gntidaoisnng in Sitprcnfcn.

Noh amtIid)eu SSe~l1teaungcn MIR.
Den gum @~icoerauibau OeS DON Ben
Hltiien pertpiiIteten pitpreliBiid)en Sc
bieteS bis 5ltm I. Ntni 3. :. 4S3 Mil.
lionen Warf on &orcntihGOigunJ
%alisbe5Qblt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-11-09

taild)te Elm Wait oiti, oiinne pie cine
Atuoel, uno MIR bier SGorniteine.
rSonner1petter. IS lit Elm Ser.
itorer!
.Mit einem Sos mar ih pom
5burm beriinter uno ihloB Die
Sufe. alarm!-Haid) untertaud)en.
- Sieienrlloer! - Mlf 90 Dieter.
Die geiebIe iiberitiir5ten lid. gei
iolher See lit bas ploslihe Inter.
taild)cn pltrer @obniinn. Iber mas
mar SIT tbun? Ger 3eritorer mod)te
itns bereits geiidtet boben. @ir
mlBten binab unO 10 ihnea pie
moelih.
Boot itebt anf bcm aupie.
rWit 5uiammenaeprebten 9ippen
ipartete i6 ailf oas erite an5eiheu,
Dab mir untertaubten. @s fam
nift. OoS Jed pa immer nod
iiber @aiier.
r@ir batten feinen gueenblid 5u
perlieren.
YSiefer talben. 9eioe Waifinen
nit @oQoampf porarl ,paren meme
naditen 9efeble.
rGas ea,tSe Boot er5itterte inter
benz Srlif. Ser pug ianf tiefer uno
%tieier. Ser Wonometer 6eiste brei
-ied,s-5ebn Weter. @ir tau.
nleln, lebnen uns 5uriid uno gleiten
aus. @ir perlieren ben Salt uno
oas goot idieBt abrupt naf unten.
Gin puar entieslihe Sefunben
folgten. Eloslid werben mir auf
ben goben geifleubert. 0as Boot
bate iid) frad}eno in Den Weeres.
grino eingebobrt. 8as nibt MET.
uno nageIfeit mar, fiel 81 goben.
Gntieslide Sitnation.
y@ir beionoen uns in elmer ent.
ieslihen Situatior. Ger ,fIeine
Slices, lufer Gbei.Sngenieitr, batte
Die 8eiitesgegenamrt Ole Waihinen
ab5uiteaelt.\ @ber oas bintere gnoe
oas Sdyiffes mlBte nod iiber bas
@aiier berporragen cine oor5iig-
lihe 3ielideibe fir ben 3eritorer.
@ir errparteten ieoen ausenbIid cine
&l,gel.
r9as Boot itanb in einen @infel
bon SO Grab fat auf Dem &opfe,
mGbrenb Die Shrollben bas @aiier
mfpirbelten unb leift gum SerrG.
tber meroen fonnten..
sd erfannte uniere tpenig anee-
nebme Situation raid. SiefeS
Sfpeieen berrihte. Die Sfrmi.
ben batten gu arbeiten aufsebort uno
einise bunge Winuten pergingen.
alber ales blie6 rirbig. @ir purSen
aus unierer obIooiinnigen Gage" be.
freit, nahbem id 9efebl segeben
batte, Die bintercn Eanfs 5u fiiaen
llnb bas Boot oas 8leidNepid,t of.
mablif piebererlangte. Nlln erit
batter mir 9eIegenbeit, liniere Sage
ri,big 81 i~iberIegen. nit Dem gr.
iolge, baB mir in fl,r3er 3eit mieber
in elmer normalen Goiition paren
uno Die ernite 8efabr iiberltanbelt
mar.
Sadrte MIR IN bic 2aonng.
,Hof etpoS lit erpdbncnsfpertb
tpenn id nun suriidoenfe uno mir
ms 8eodttniB Suriidrufe, mas
meme 8eoanfen beberrihte, nls mir
10 in cinem @infel BON 36 8rco aui
ben 9oben Ser gtorbiee iauiten, muB
id iagen, baB mein eriter 8coorfe
Der 9abung golt. SIT Die Suorng
aud gut perital,t ober fam lie olls
Dem @leihgemift fommen?
rgs mag 9lnaeiihts Der Sit,:ation
fomiih flingen, aber bas iparen i'm
eriten augenblid meine ein5igen Sc
bnnfen. Gin 9umpfer.aapitdn fam
ieine n~5lueite atatur" nid)t losmer.
ben, allf aui eirem Saild)boot nid)t."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-11-09

Iomiral Sanion Der oaniider
Warine iagt in einem Vorporte 81
Der odniihen Musgabe oes gndes
oeS &apitdns Yaul 8onig, in mel
6em 6erielbe ieine obenteuerIlhe
Reiie an 9orb oes Sanoels. Salld).
bootcs Yleutihlano" beihreibt, Ii. a.
fol9enoes:
,2as Bud miro intnler elnen ber'
porragenoen Nlab einnebmen, neil
eS oell Reforo zines Sriumpbes Der
Warine- 9aufunit uno Der leemunli.
iten Siid}tisfeit bartlett, ipie lie
belize oie @erpirflid,llng Der fiibnItell
8iiionen zines Sllles Serlle 81 ietn
ifeinen.
r0ieie frieoiertige Helie bot Die
ipoblperoiente Anerfennung in Der
gon3en @elt ~eefrnben, uro Die i'm
Grltd erihiencne 0nritellung ibrer
I%usfiibrung mus unbeoinet aliiber.
aa lire oanfbaren 2eier finoen."
@ic tupicrc Scelcnte buppelter 8e.
fabr truten.
@ie oaS Sanoels . Salid)boot
,Ieutihlano" mie eiu 9leilotb ianf
mo fopfiiber auf ben 8rllnO pes
S5eans b%inabiagte, bann idlieBlif)
wirfli6 Y&opf itono" uno iif in
S6minOel peruria6eroem @irbel
nm ieine Ihie Srebte, pabreno Elm
wiitbenoer Stitrm Die Weeresober-
ilGfe peitihte unO Elm britiifer Sor'
peooiGeer Die @ogen ourhfurdte,
Inn ieine @eilte 81 iuder, miro in
oraitiiden iibcraits anitalliden Gin.
3elbeiten bon Dem aomnnoanten bes
lt.9ootes, &apitGn Euul &onig, in
Dem na6itebenoen Irtifel geif,ilOert.
Die @benteuer bes eriten Sa,-
oels.S mlf)bootes boben Den Stoff 81
einem Suhe gelieiert, bns BON iei-
nem uterid)rofcnen &ommanOanten
pcrfobt m,rbe.
Ger g~r5Gblung oes' &omnlanoan,
ten pie 6ie yQeutid)lano" alif benz
Weeresgruno ibren Serfolgern emf.
ging, Mmerifa bell lulb unperiebrt
erreidte, ibr %mertbpoles Sarge aus.
llio, elm anoeres an gorb nubm 1inb
Damn nab ibrem 8aterlanoe 5liriif,
febrte, lit Die naditebenoe gpiio0e
entnonrmen:
.@ir lernten iebr bulb bie 9eoel.
trrng bes periuhslpeiien ltntertalt.
fens fennen unb Die 5rpingenbt
Rotbpenoigfeit, bas grobe, idnpere
Boot felt IN Ser 9ontrole 5il baber
unb ~beitanbig altf Die gerinsiten Gin
5elbeiten 81 aften.
y@ir paren in Der Rorbiee. geim
gintritt ser Ounfelbeit maren mi,
Undergraduate. @eeen 2 ll6r Mor'
gems itiegen mir wicber an Die Sber'
flGhe. GS bcrrihte ein beftigel
Sturm uno bas Boot mat)te gele'
gentlih Syringe, a6er mir famer
5iemli6 gIatt nod oben.
o@ls mir oNeriifop.Siefe" erreid,
ten, periitfte i6 ltmifnu gu bolten
n6er Die riciigen @elen periperrter
Die glltsiift INNER mieber, alld pal
es nod 3u orunfel, INN irgeno ctpa;
unterideioen 81 t0nenn.
3eritOrer in sidjt.
.S6lieBli6 fnmen mir garB ar
Ole SberilGhe. las Boot arbeitett
idNper in ben bodipriBenoen @ogen
Der Gag begann 81 groilen uno id
ilfte ben Sori5ont ab. SD pout(
gerabe 8eiebl geben, Die Selmaihi
men laufen 81 laiien, ols id) ein(
ollnfle Rallfppolfe bemerfte.
Die Sabine perihDano wieoer bin
fer ben boben WeQen; i6 preBte bos
8las ans aiige uno lugte, bis meme
Iitgen ifnler5ten. "a wur lie mic
Der, Die Halidiabne, uno banr
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-11-09
Iirpit, Gbrenbiirser puu 5ranffnrt
a.. b. Cher.

Sic Staotperorbncten : @criamm<
lung in Srantfurt a. 3. Sbcr bcidIoB
einitimmig. benz @robs aomiral b.
Sirpib bas gbrenbiir9erredt 3u pers
leiben. b. Sirpie bat in Srantfurt
q. 5. Cher bas itdbtiide Geal8pmna>
iium bciuft, uro ietn Batter lebtc bort
bis an ieinem Spbe I'M Hubeitdnb.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-11-09
Die ,,Deut(alano" auf bober See.

aapnGm a6nis idilSert cine nuiresenbe Sabrt = Sas Sauhboot uituno
aui benz Gppie", ais es anf ben Sooen bes S5eans ieh. = Gin
matbenoer Stnrm smans bs lt-Suot 5nm tandem. Is es an
Die SberilGdc fam, erpartetc ieiner cine ynctte" llebcrraiduns. -
Giue ybl0biunige Gage.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-11-09

I%usoauer bes iapanii6en Sdriftitels
lcrs lit eetuib bclpunbernstpertb. Nber
AUDI bonn 2eier perlangt man hinge
beuerlides: Nidt peni9cr als 100
9dnbe miiiien gelcien iperoenl q.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-11-09
psim earstbea srwapns man ssh. Sieiss slat,.

@olo, oas Ylatina unb Die @oeIiteine
itammen ausidlieBlid aus ruiiiihen
8er9iperfen. Bic 8eiamntfoiteu be-
lid auf GA Iilioneu Sranten!
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-11-28
Germans Capture Ship
in Another Raid on
Coast of England

London. Nov. 2S. - An official Ger
man statement given out here to-day
says German naval forces have made
another raid close to the English
coast, near Lowestoft, capturing a
vessel.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-11-28
BALL TELLS OF
STATE REALTY
Explains Advantages of Newly
Organized Board of Which
He Is Secretary

To-day's luncheon of the Harrisburs
Real Estate Board at the Engineers So
ciety was of more than usual interst
In addition to matters of local import
ance, which were thoroughly discussed
by the several members. w. H. Ball,
private secretary to Governor Brum-
baugh. was present and gave a short
talk on the advantages of the newly
organized Real Estate Board, of which
he is the executive secretary.
The following persons were in at
tendance: Charles Adler, NJ. r. Alleman,
Clarence o. Backenstoss. Stanley G.
Backenstoss, W. II. Ball, H. NJ. Bird, w.
F. Bushnell, NJ. A. Fought. J. E Gipple.
Miller, William P. Miller Z. Moeslein.
Il. G Pedlow. j.. F. Rohrer, Burton
NanDyke, a. c. Young. Henry c. Clas-
keeny.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-11-28
TOBACCO
HABIT

A. very interesting book has been
published on tobacco habit how to
conquer it quickly and easily. 1t tells
the dangers of excessive smoking, chew
ing, snuH using, etc. and explains how
nervousness, irrita bility sleeplessness.
weak eyes, stomach troubles and nu-
merous other disorders may be elmin-
ated through stopping self-poisoning
by tobacco. The man who has written
this book wants to genuinely help all
who have become addicted to tobacco
habit and says there's no need to suffer
that awful craving restlessness
which comes when one tries to quit VOL
UNFAIRLY. This is no mind-cure or tenn
perance sermon tract but plain common
sense clearly set forth. The author will
send 1t free, postpaid, in plain wrapper
Write. giving name and full address,
postcard will do. Address: Edward
j. Woods. 90 L, Station f. New York
City. Keep this advertisement, 1t is
likely to prove the best news you ever
read in this journal
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-11-28
Col. House, Counsellor Polk
and Ambassador Gerard
Discuss Foreign Affairs

Washington, d. c., Nov. 2s.-Col.
E. NJ. House was a White House guest
to-day and beside conferring with
President Wilson spent some time
with Counsellor Polk of the State De-
partment and Ambassador Gerard
who postponed his departure for New
York until tomorrow
Colonel House is understood to be
optimistic over the submarine situa-
uon and confident that Germany will
carry out her pledges
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-11-28
Lone German Airplane
Drops Six Bombs on
London Hunting Tour

London, Nov. 2S. - Flying mt n
great height a German aeropInne
this morning passed over London
and dropped six bombs on the capi-
tai, according to an official state
ment issued this afternoon. Four
persons were injured.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-11-28

Wilson as a Christmas present a deluxe.
set of American authors specially pre-
pared, printed and bound at the Royal
Printing Works, in Berlin, according to
the Budapest newspaper Azest
The German submarine Deutschland,
the newspaper says. will carry the gift
to the United States on her next trip
across the Atlantic.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-11-28

This is the second German naval
raid in the last week. On the night of
November % German destroyers
bombarded the town of Ramsgate
near the mouth of the Thames. The
German Admiralty announced that a
British outpost vessel had been sunk
by gun fire but this was denied Off
cially by London. Lowestoft is on
the North Sea about 75 miles north
east of Ramsgate.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-11-28

Henry H. Morgan, United States
consul at Hamburg, says Germany is
prepared for a trade war when the
great war ends. Should the allies
combine against her, they will find
her bankers and manufacturers so
well organized he says, that they
will have a hard fight. Particularly
does Germany expect to do a large
business with the United States,
despite hard feelings that may have
been engendered during the war.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-11-28

this year. Only 1000, 600 will be
shipped north. Farmers have been
making too much money with other
crops he says, they've been too busy
to raise turkeys
Looks like beef stew for Thanks
giving dinner, if the beef trust doesn't
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-11-28
RUTH L ANx.=

Miss Ruth Law long known
Chicago
In flying that far she
broke the the other
day. when engaged in
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-11-28

raise the price of beef in the mean
time. However, some of us may be
lucky, like the woman in the picture,
and have an "old friend" hanging
around the place we are willing to
sacrifice to our feelings of patriotism
and lead to the headman's block.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-11-28
Deutschland Will Bring
Christmas Present From
Kaiser to Wilson

Geneva. Switzerland, Nov. 2S.-Em-
peror William will send to President
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1916-09-15
SPECIAL NOTICE

OnTuesday and Friday nights,
The Fvangeline features the fam
GUS Fox and Triangle Pictures.
Every Tuesday night a Fox plct-
IRE; every Friday night Triangle
feature. Of course. on this coming
Tuesday, September 10th. the Fox
film will give way to the great
lphotoplay, Where Are My Child
lren" On all other Tuesday nights
1.-The Fox plays Will be shown.
Picture show patrons should rem
ember that Fox and Triangle
nights are unusalv entertaining
and make a. special effort to sec
them
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1916-09-15
The Law Spoke;

faSiloDaa: to
cOnVIctS This be-
IN
families who hpbnOhbed with the husband
weakins in order Mother
ood-crumped under the gaze Of the presiding Judge
Ills etor to the district attorney Before sitting
Of others should investigate the affairs
should have been the father Of
bis children
Tuesday Sept. l9h Admission To Everyone &c.
The Washington times., 1916-10-10
Many Would Sell Cows.

A buyer Of dairy cattle, who travels
considerably through the Washington
dairying district, In both Maryland and
VIRGINIA. states that he has reason to
believe there are 1000 first class dairy
cows in this district that would be sold
business Improbable.
The officers of the Maryland and
Virginia Milk Producers Association
DO not care TO comment on the new
phases of the situation until they
have more fully informed themselves.
They point out, however, that in the
milk fights that have been going on
In Chicago. New York. Phiiadeiphia.
and Baltimore, the consumer has had
TO pay the increased cost OF milk.
whereas the plan FOR the municipal
The Washington times., 1916-10-10
DEEDS, NOT WORDS
Washington People Have Abso-
lutte Proof of Deeds at Home.

It's not words but deeds that
prove true merit.
The deeds of Doan's Kidney
Pills,
For Washington kidney sufferers,
Have made their local reputation.
Proof lies in the testimony OF
Washington people.
John C. Harper, city fireman, lie
&c st. S. E., Washington, says: "a
expose myself to all kinds OF
weather and no doubt that is what
brings the attacks on. At times che
pains are SO severe across my kid
neys that l can hardly get up OF
down. The action Of my kidneys i.
irregular, and the kidney secretion!
are unnatural. / use Doan's Kidney
Pills, procured from Fealy's Drul
Store. at these times, and I am al
ways fixed up in excellent shape"
Price, soc, at all dealers. Dom
simply ask for a kidney remedy
get Doan's Kidney Pills-tht
same that Mr.. Harper had. Eos
ter-Milburn Co., Props, Buffalo
IN. Y.-AdVt.
The Washington times., 1916-10-10

1t Is pointed out that the increase in
the price to the producer under the
agreement made yesterday in Balti-
more. has been directly passed on to the
The Washington times., 1916-10-10

him. his lips moved yinvoiuntsriiy in
ironic utterance: b
'God's in His heavn,
Ais right with the world .
Hell, he's too busy watching spar
rows isli 20 see that justice is AZ
"fSut when he learned the. stories q
the men, saw many daily trudging with
no years ahead, bot prison years. no
hope In their hearts, lacking the power
to ind diversion in books. nearly 800 I'M
able to write their own names. sym
pathy displaced bitterness. ana ne
yearned to help the more unfortunate.
Then came the school opportunity
the birth OF hope, the man-tofmqn treat
ment the square deal with all Its at
tendant benefceht results.
And this man thinks now he H. doins
one OF the best works OF his life, circum-
sorfbed as Il Is. He sees higher duties
in life that his world OF business strife
presented. When he repeats Browning
lines now there II no touch OF bitterness
his tone Is breathing the spirit OF the
exulting author.
What will ]. Barton Miller do when
he gets out? Will he turn to prison re.
form, or will he 20 back into the world
world OF business strife" or will he
follow the new way in which he has
found higher duties2"
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-, ,, -. m. .
given permission TO write TOT Inc
Washington Times about his school,
and his contribution was termed a
bit OF literature.
We grim humor ne toid IN MS ar
ucIe ior Inc Ilmes now Out OF eisnsy
no,,,d sav ~hetbar GeorSe Wssbing
ton was a man or n steamboat.
He wrote: ''Remember many OF them
have never had a chance. They are in
prison because they didn't think
didn't know how to think. Impulse,
not mind has dictated physical action"
He related Incidents OF how. under n
tutelaRe that ihstilIed more than
The Washington times., 1916-10-10

that is proposed By the Maryland and
Virginia association will increase the
price OF milk received by the pro-
Queer and decrease the cost OF pro-
duction, without In any way Affect
Ing the price paid by the consumer.
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Form Society to Promote
Hebrew Literature Study

The Society for the Promotion OF the
Study of Hebrew Literature was formed
at a meeting Sunday night at the syn
sgogue at Fifth and ] streets northwest.
Tho meeting was called by Dr.. M.
Abramson. who was unanimously elect
ed president OF the organisation. Other
officers chosen were Jacob w. Ehrlich,
secretary, and N Bachrach, treasurer.
The society will meet at o'clock each
Sunday afternoon at the Fifth and
street synagogue.
More than nifty members were taken
into the organisation last night. Two
hundred and ffty-hve dollars was col
lected for relief OF Jewish war sufferers
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Loves Labor Lost" Will
Be Given This Evening

Loves Labor Lost" will be presented
this evening by the Shakespeare So
ciety Of Washington on the lawn OF
the home OF Frank Lyon. at Lyonhurst.
Va.
There will be O business session early
In the evening. The play Will be under
direction OF Mrs. Eleanor Newton Buck
Ter, assisted by Arthur B. White. Music
will be furnished by the Washington
College OF Music. Pupils of Miss Estelle
Murray will give an exhibition OF
ment will be by card only.
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consumer. Instead of paying 2 cents
however. the association officials call
attention to the fact that the consumer
will practically pay cents-or double
the amount Of the tncrease to the pro-
ducers.
This double increase il caused by the
fact that most OF the milk n sold in
pints, and that In working out the In
creased prices the dealers have placed
an increase of half cent per pint. This
means q cents per gallon.
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THE WEATHER REPORT.

Forecast for District of Columbia
Fair and Cooler tonight with heavy
frost; tomorrow fair and continued cool;
gentle, moderate north winds.
For Maryland-Fair, cooler tonight
with frost, probably heavy; tomorrow
fair and continued cool; gentle to mod
crate north wind.
For Virgtnia-Fair and cooler tonight,
with frost In the interior: heavy in
north and west portions; tomorrow fair
and continued cool; fresh northeast
winds on coast.
The Washington times., 1916-10-10
TEMPERATURES.
U. s, Bureau.)

TIDE TABLE.
a.. s. Coast and Geodetic survey
High tides..7 a. M, height 20.
7:22 p. m, height 3.2.
Low tides. l:l0 a. m, height O.3.
1928 pm, height OF.
SUN AND MOON TABLES.
Sun rose. ssh Sun sets. .5:3,
Noon rises ass .. m. Moon sets 6:2S a. m
Light automobile lamps at 6:o7 p. m.