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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-06-16

do I think Wolgast might come
back?
well, now, that's not for me to
say Ad is and always has been known
for his ability to come through with
the unexpected, but at that, we can't
hear anything but the count for the
German"
Last call for breakfast" chorused
Williams, Jacobs, Peck and company,
and the tanning session came to a
close, when the gathering adjourned
to the ordinary for the mornings sub
stantial.
King George of England is making
collection which some day may prove
valuable. 1t is a complete set of all
the trench periodicals that are being
issued for private circulation by the
men at the various fronts Many of
them are extremely curious.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-06-16
SEE ARMoRED AUTO

MUNCIE, Ind, June 16.-Many citi-
zens were startled at seeing an arm.
ored automobile in the streets. 1t
who was advertising the FIT. Harrison
training camps.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-06-16

The lid is at one side OF the top of q
new tea kettle instead of at the GEN.
ter to lessen the danger of scalding
to persons handling it
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-06-16

the scenes, Mrs Zetti Kennedy Bon
ellie OF New York. formerly from
Liberty, sang several selections. Fol-
lowing the final curtain, Mrs. Bonnelle
lead the members of the cast in Aud
Lang Syne."
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-03-08
Mitt,pod, ben 5. Mar3 1916

out1 pag @enitenmaterial iparelt ipia
Sic Gperattonen 9egen Die SSeItlrne
ipcrDen ieboh obnc Stpciicl fortgclet,1
|tperbeH.
ugs lit ldtpeu su berite6en, ipurun
Die britiihen Sruppen lntbatig in ib>
rem Shiiken9raben gelailen fperoen
fpabrcIo mir lniere eigenen 2cute une
ge5dbIt in Die Sooac an Ser Deaas luerz
lien Sic Gn9lonher f0rnten in Norbe
| IfraltfreiH jcoelialls cine Sfie,iibe bez
ginnelL, bic idbfpcr Ing Gelpiht faIfen
|uno pieaeiht geroun rctten ipiiroe.
@em bie Grcisuiiie, bcreu Gana idl
nidt porausleheu fann, llns 5tuineen,
@erbl1 altf5ngeben 10 pdre smnlere
Sront stuar nod INNER llnburdbrcdlz
lih, aber mir lpilroen cine l6ipere n,oz
raliIhe Meberloaf crleiDen nnb sic
entideiocnbe EFbale bcs Grieges piiroe
tpeit hilnllsgelduben."
g dAip c 5 en- protclfirt.
gtodb Of m, Z. @sdr5. Ser ldppez
biide @eianbtc in Berlin ipllrbe angez
lpieleu, BEL Der bcutlhcn 3egierlln9
segcn Dag Mnsleeen bon Wiii1en inner
6alb 4 Weilen Don ser it1ipebilhcn
&iiite sl1 proteitirell.
g gplolion in Nlunitionsz
ia brill.
siiasara s Salls, Z. Mdrs. Gin
Sener, pel6es bcute Nadt nad 1nebz
rcren ggplolionen ausbrad, 5erltortc
Sic Itllase bcr electro : Chemical
6abrif liliD ridtete einen gdaben Don
100000 n1. Gin slrbciter faln 5u
SoDe lulb ,nebrere crlitten ernite Ser
lceungc,l.
3cutIde 9pitratcn iperbcn
crh6bt.
Ser rlin, z. sEiirs. als ein gbeil
Der arieasitelerplane lpurnen Sem
8unbesrath beute GrbDbltnsen Der
Soft, Eele9rnpbenz llnb 5elepbonraz
ten l1ntcrbreitct. 9as 8riefporto IoIl
I'M 5 9ientise fir seuobnlidle griefe
erb6bt ineroeut Goltfarten babcn
II Sfenni8e 3lliHas all trasen. jebes
Selesranlm lli1b jebesgelepbonselprdd d
|einen 3uihIae bon 20 Ef. slud oic
3ateu fir Hoitpadetc, Geloanpeiiuns
gen uno epesialablieferunesbriefe
lperoen crbDbt. Sem @ernebmeu nah
erlpartet oies sfeoier,urs bieraus cine
Mebreinnabme bon 200 Miltipuen
Nlarf.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-03-08
Ser 9usbruber Ses 9rDfenors.
Scr einiamc Gffisier uno ser llnsari=
1be NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

Scr einiamc Gffisier llnb ser llnsarie
1rbc NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
slus 8uoapeit miro Se,n ugseuerl
,Biener sollrnal" bcridtet:: Sll cinen,
,bornebmell potcf 8ubapeirs lpeilte Dor
ci,,isen Sa9en ein llniperiitdtsprpfcI=
lor NIT cinigen leiner 8rennbc. gladj
Dem abcnoelien erihieuen sic 3iseuz
fner. uub balp, ipar bic stinunl1ng lebs
baft uno seboben. Mm ssadbartild iab
ei11 einlnn1er beutlder GffiSier. Sein
@ll9e aber irrte INNER ipieber Slt Der
Iuitisen GeieIlldaft biniiber. Sic I'M
gnrn bcmerften bies. Ser llnipcrlitdtsz
profeilor erbob iih, ltelltc lid por l1l1b
bat Sen Sffi5ier, on leinenr Glide
Yiat sll nebmen. Ser Geutihe nabnl
Die ginlablns on ,lnb lette lid su if
men, linb ais ste quite 2aune NIT porz
9eriidter stllnbe inu1rr bober seItiez
gen mar, trug Der NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
i'm, 8riiberl1uft all. Ser Gffi5ier
,1abn nas angetragene @ll aud on.
Hl5eIieh ipanbtc iia ser @rofeFor an
ben Gelltlbcn: .snse cisentlid, Brit
Ser. mos lit bas fir Elm Groen IN beiz
rle,n @allc?" .Gas lit oas @robz
frclts mcincs Snusorbcus." Scr Trpz
ifellor bielt gang erItauut an rnb Ste
Srage entidIitpftc ieiren 2ippcn: uSa.
1pcr Bit bn benn banl, .eisentIid?"
Ser Sffisier abcr crtpibcrtc lddelnb
SD bin Ser @rpbbcrsps bon @edIcn=
burg ghipcrin."
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-03-08
aapital ,tl,S strbeit.
@era lcltte erbaItcn 9 obn=
bclIcrllne.

s'ew 9nrf. Z. Mars. 2ubnerz
bobnnscn, sic iid i'll Sen SSci6fobleu@
gcblctcn ppm lpeltlic,en YcnnIplpunia,
Sbtp. Snolana lnh S0inois allf lnaee
robr SS.O0O.000 I'M Sabr irelleu luer@
Den, plrocn bonn llntcrousidus Ser
@rubenbcliscr llnb gcrgarbciter per@
ellbdrt Der III 9teip Wprt al, oem ncus
eli Spbnfpntrntt arbcitet, lpelchcr am
1. april III &ratf treteu ioll.
@en sic @ercinbarnne, lpie s,l er=
lrarten, pom npllen Committee acnebe
ntlgt miro, mcrpen Sic 2D6nc Scr Sodlt<
scr I'M 3 bis $50 Gents per Come unb
Die Der Soglnbucr I'M 5 Erosent err
bDbt
Sic SprDerlneen Ser slGiner fir
eincn slbtitunpentas, lpDdentlibc
3abltagc unn cinen Seicrtag icbcn
ameiten Smn5tae puroeu nidt be-
uilligt.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-03-08
4oit Scr etabt 3a,uiereie.

Sic Eolt Der staot 3alpicrcic III
IHuiiiId 9uleu bat slrci Noltlpcrtbz
seiben fir sic gcf0rocrune ocr 9ricfc
bon Ser sllseabcifeIle Scr Meidspolt
(gol1olpicc) nad Ser Gtaot llno ben
bcnahbartcn Srten neraussabt Sic
.@Mrfen iinp acIdmadpoll i'll 3lpciiarz
bcnbrud ber9citellt i'm @ertbe bon 10
llun 20 Hfs. unh cntbnltcn in bel,tlber
llnb polnilder Sprachc Sic Nundmift:
uYoit Scr gtabt 3alpiereic" Sem
&crncbmen nad, iperhen nie Nlnrtell
pom Magiitrat au6 on sunmlcr abs
|gegcbcn.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-03-08
u9ie Getrantefrasc".

sfutlanp, gt., I. Mdr5. Sn Ger
mont lpurbe beute oariiber abgeirin1r1t,
OBJ bas lett 13 Sabren beitebenbe v2oz
cal Option @elee" fernerbiu in arait
bleiben, oocr ob fiir Sen sau5en Staat
pollitanbisc 9srpbibitipn einsefiibrt
ncrbcn ipa. Sa1 bcr lesten Sieuns Der
Istuatsgelebgebln19 !uMrbe Elm riesbe@
5iiglther sliltras angenommen, unb
Die cnosiltiac Gntlheiouns hariiber
Ilolltc beute erfolscn.
Sis ipat 9tadts mar pas Heiultat
nod ridt befnnnt.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-03-08
9tapuleuu ais 0ehrcr.

S3elf mas belTen mag = benft Sic
2onboncr .Guilp Mnil" unb beroiz
fentli6t tdslid nnter Ser Mufldrift
s&riesslebren BON Napolcon" slusz
lpriide Deg fral15Dliiden ghladtenleuz
ters. Gin aeler bat Der 9sail ben gorz
|lhlaa aen.odt. SieSc ausyrrii6e III
guhform beralts5ueebell lnb jcbem
ensliiden Gffi5ier ell, ggemplnr 81
|seben. Ser Mlann bon ct. @eIena ais
aebrmciiter Der 8riten! sluh cine -
gcIle : sllIiance.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-03-08
S,ulla.ubiid,e ssreaubc.

Scr cinsisesobn elmer bollinpiideu
Samilic, 2pebcr, ser il, Berlin itrz
sbirtc. bel Mlls6rrd beg @rieses iih Sic
oeutidc 9ieibsanseb1risfeit crlpart
illnb als Srcilpiuiscr in sag oeutid)e
Seer cirtrat, lit ii, 8uBIanp ppr einiz
gen Mpnatcn sefallen. 3,m anbeufer
an i9ren sobn baben Sic gltern eil1
|gtipenbilm fir boIIdnbilde stubiren=
Sc an ser @erlincr llniueriitiit seitiitct
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-03-08


crias erbaltcn.
8albinston, Z. @dr5. 2as
Sberbnnoesseriht entIdieb on Mpnz
tag. paB 1poboes" uno auoere, ipelde
it'd arf 3iisen cine Sreifa5rt peridaf-
fen, teincn Sdabenerlae beanlpruden
fonncn, meur lie babel perleet lperoen,
int @esentbeil nod unter Dem slntie
YaB @eiege nod itraibar iino. 9os
@eridt ltieB elm $4,000 grfenntniB
gesen Oie Sllinois Central 8abn I'M,
ipclhes cinem Wanne suerfannt ipar,
Der perleet ipuroe. als er nit 3ulfims
mllng bes Observation-Disclosures auf cinem
3ngc Scr 8abn fubr.
Sic 8idtcr @usbes unb Mcaenna
lrinmten NIT ben iibrisen 9fidteru
nidt therein.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-03-08

iibcr giapDille, g. S. 11ebcr Sen jiins=
|lten 3eppclinangriff alif gnglanb perz
filnoet Der aSniralltab ser neutIder
Marine::
81, Der 9iabt a,tf bcn 6. 9aars
tparfen oeutI6c 2uftldiffe anf sen bris
Observation-Disclosures 9llll am S,lmz
|ber id)tpcrfalibrigc @olnber ab. Sic
obadtete8irfung ipar gut. GicQuft=
|i6iffe tpuroen bcftig, aber pbnc grfolq
bcldpiicn llnb fcbrtcn llnberlebrt lpiez
Der Sllriidf."
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-03-08
Ger fleinc Gphm lett md.

Gbieaso, Z. Mar5. 5alolnon
Gobn, Der albcfannte souiiIeltr friibez
rer Deutidber S6eater in 9iillpaufee,
Chicago lmo Cincinnati (aud in gu=
oenport bcfannt) purocgonntag gadt
bon 5lpei StraBenrdubern ncrfniippeit
nno Inn ielnc 9olpene llbr ltno S35 be-
raMbt.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-03-08
ete Mdrtte.
8rsS1tte.

G6ieaso, Z. Wsar5. @ei5en -
1872 @sai, 1107s Slli.
@or, 1914 Mai, 741la euli.
Safer ~ 1872 Nlai, 4t34 .Slli.
@etreibe fir goar: SEQ. 2 rotber
@il1ter 1131a; 9eo. 3 aorn rs;
Stanoaro 5afer 43.
9foggen go. 3 921a.
Nprifp - G0-70
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-03-08

Carmen gplpa mar aopf ,tno
Seelc Der beutihen 8urtei in 8umaz
men. sic mar 73 Sabre alt; in biez
lem. Ilter lit ser SOB ,,tthts iiberraz
ldenbes.. !. allBer ipenn mu,1 Gge&oz
ni9in bon 9iur1anien uno oeutI9z
freunblidI lmo eil,fluBrcih it,
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-03-08
Ser sdiikc,tgrabcn 0iebaitenr ting,
bersbredcnbes &lagclicb.

1leber sic Srellbe,1 llnb aeiben oes
S6iibengrabenrebaftelirs idreibt man
BON 1briiben": allem MnIdcin mad
linn es slpar lncbr 2eiben, Sic Der
sdriftleitcr elmer gdiieeugrabenz3ei=
tung burh5llmahcn bat. 8enigltcns.
ipenn man cinem Seufaer glaubeu
BARI Sen Der @erausgebcr Ser Seloz
seitung 1Gie 8aht am Often" in pps
etiiher Sorn1 bol, iid) seseben bat. 9o
Ifcin @runO 3lt 3iueifeln borliegt, lpirb
man linn bie 8idtigfeit ieincr Slrgu=
mentc slgeltebeu miillen. @abriheins
Hid babe,, Sic ssnlallen eines sbiibenz
Iarobcns eit,en slnoriff l,a9 riidiparts
lb. +. gegcn Sic Mebaftiou, alsgeiibrt
lio oab iid} bieier 5ll eil,er idriftIibcn
@btpebr aenDtbigt iab. sic benefit auz
t,a6it, pab Sic 2elltc ei,les Ser ipihs
tighten &fnlittel, Sen Splnpr nidt
|berloren baben, uno gibt auberoem ein
| l9utes 9ilb bon Der Gbatisfeit Scr gcz
1plasten gdbriftleitung. Gas poetilbe
Gr5ensnib ion besbalb meitersescben
lipcrben:
2ieb.cr g If hiibengrab.cnl
gs stpidt mid langlt. nit sir Gin @ori
gu iprcden,
I9sun iit's sic bobite 3cit, brllm lei's
geIagt:
IGm glaublt, i6 lei Sic 2eitlng bieler
3citltns?
Neinl sSr1 Ser 9rltderei Iiegt mcir
@efdid,
Sort ~briiben Derrlbt Elm @oboIb,
Mancts Geber,
Ser alles bcHer. lpeib als bll ll1b idl
9tun pfelgt man ipnit ,1ah @riegsrcd1
iebcn Climber
Sci @ai1cr llnb bel 8rot ing God 81
lteden;
Sod iperrt Ser ECKER .libt". fann er
ni6t ulebel1",
go uicst" er itraflus iettrcn ll1iinr
fort.
Observation-Disclosures Fat. Ell nn5ufiibren:
VS. prdll9t per S1clllT, DaS SodtlDlDeffs>
5cllg lit rnIlild)l
| limb sipiidcn gdriftlcitltng unb 9ru=
derci
I9a licsen but,bertbiersebn @ilometerl
I9us g(llto bringt Der Nrudcrei Die
Bl1tter,.
Sic ibr Sic Ghriftlcitung scorbnei
ididt.
ltnb sic Gcldaffsiteuc bcfonnt n,i1
9lnto, -
gSas briibcu ihnell geItst iparS unt
gebrldt.
Ga5tpiidcn ipiclt Ser Sernipru6brab1
gci6dftig,
Sod lit CT leibcr nnandes DIAL geltGrt;
Isle .Grtsbern,ittluna brirgt Sic
Srallcrfu1be,
I9ab 9iuBlanbs sGd1eeeeitDber i6r
6nrdbrndl
ll1nb ipenn CT ipiclt. Damn lit or itarl
! belalfet,
@cil bpd ber @rieg bas critic Mhreh
| fat.
@as niitt cs, ipcnn bei ibrcn Tele-
grnnlncll
I9icSdritilcitlltta eebllbig budltabirt
nYanl ~ Sttp SaraG @nltl ~
3aharias p"
&c tritt llrplobli1 cine StDrllng ei,,.
| Sic &orrcftlir slr lcIen, lit rnpenfbar
|l1nb lpas bcrausfonlmt, Seigt Scr nad).
i itc Sag.
9as 1T Ser arieal gs mlb ia spau
foItctt.
9rln,, tibet 9tiidiidt NIT ser .8a1
i'm Sifenl"
! Seine trcllc Shriftlcihmg
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-03-08
), SaS @liid hat lidl oclpenbef

uSas 65liief Eat lidl gcipenbet~.
Iagt 9riano. Sic lparcn INNER @liidsz
ritter, oie Sran5oien. uno oarin
nnterictcinen lie iicb bon Sen Geutz
ldcn, sic nidts alif gut @liicf nuterz
nebmen.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-03-08

Apil9reNes I'm 1ebr bcfrleoigc. baB CT
1leh lest bon Set inn ourd bic Spolz
tlln9en I'M aon9reS aufgeslulrl1eez
ne @erlegcnbeit hefreif filblc lno BE-
rett lei oie llllterieefrieos Inter
banollmscn nit oeu Gentral,ndhten
mciter5llfiibren.
Scr ndd)ite Sdritt miro luo6rI6eiuz
lid IN ner 9enttlpprtung oes lesten
Oeutidlen Gorldlags 5lr seilealno
oes 9ulitaniafalles beltebcn. in mel
dlent Die Ser. Staaten pa6ridleinlidl
"loidc lpcitcre @eriidcrul1aen~ fpr@
pern neroen, bic als eillc 6i11reiheno
brelte lllo pollitanoige @arartie erz
aahter ncrScn tonnen, oaB Sic neuc
llHterleefriegs @ampaanc, sic aln
|. 0tdr5 besonnen bat. teinc slmerifaz
ner aefahrSSfn uiro, Die auf S,auoelss
T'Hsren tbeluaffnet ODER nidt) rciIen.
Ser EraIibent unn leine 9iatboeber
baltcn Die lellttse 9lftion pcs 6auIes
fur cine genilsenoc slntmort anf Sic
III Berlin perbreiteten Seridtc, oos
Der aongreB 2 5u / in bieIer &rilis oez
|gei1 i'm ltebe.
rnun9soc cbatte i'm
G endt.
senator Sntberlnno (Mcp.) BON
lltah hielt beu1e cine Rebe eeeen W1c-
elin1oersgsarninssreiplutiou uns per@
tbelbigtc Die Golitif oes YrdIipenter
gesen Se1tIhlano. SD tpiIl feinen
arteg, lagte CT llno bette 5u @ptt, bnS
CT ME fonn1en mDee, aber lieber lpdlle
1d' ben arieg NIT alien leil1eu Epfern
NM 2eioen, als baB biclc Station nit
threr langen @eihid]te bon 5elocn-
-mut6 unb 9tubn oie Moae oes Neioz
l'n9s ptelen lollte, neil iie rnebr @erth
altf ibrcn 93n6nt ais ibrc @bre leqt."
Sle S'anptfraae, Iagte Slltberlano,
lei Die, ob unlere giirser pffisieu ab-
9elrarnt lrerben iollen, auf Sauoels=
'd)i1fen frieafiibrenber 9idhte GIT rei=
len lpeil oicle sdiffe unlr sur Ser
tbetotsurs" betpaffnct iino? Benn
ptelc sd1rte Dos fcdt buben, cine bez
felnlpc semaffnung su trasen, 10 folat
Naraus, oaB lie benlelben Statls bu-
ben, ipie llnbepaffnete lnS oaB oas
Neht eines neutralen 9iirgers, lcine
Ssaaren alf 1nld6en Sdiffen SIT trans@
pnrtlren, poer lelbit auf lolhcn Shif1
len su reilen, basIelbe Heeht lit. llnIcr
Sberbunoesscritt bat in eincm aleiz
ten Safe por pielcn Sabreu 10 eutz
idlieben.
@el1n paber Elm 8iirser lsaiIaae alrf
loldenn Sd)iffe nilnmt lno ourdJ oelz
len obne @armlng erfoIete 3eritprllng
lem Seben perlicrt 10 fat nniere Mc@
#9lerlng Die &flidlt, oieien uneeleb(iz
den slft beriel1igcl1 Nesier,tns, lpelde
Gin llntcrieebppt sur @eriibune Scr
Sbat allsgelunbt Fat, su bcltrnfeu.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-03-08
Gin 9rober Sag int aon9rtb.
9Sarnun8s ntit ialt 3,ueitrittemehrbeit
anf oem Slid gelc8t
no YraOen gSion bt l iebt cruntbia oeu Yaperfriea
nit 9euidlano or;1eBeu
Ge 9rO6eabhmmuns 60 sic cnteiocnpe bnmmuno
276

Sn Der 2e6atte pnbe Bic benoasdc eebr1 Qn bi s
uno Gaming &aicr unS
@d I'M eno pleoer ac6cnQd6cr 6obn eiueu
Stl ibrer Sorbern9en ourdgeb Gr6altcn pom e( ON o
o9e sber Den afunoenag oefonmcn lie @eiultat Ser
Notwithstanding i'll @ernlont II 3ircicl
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-03-08
Biet aaS aersstiisaes.

Gbicaao, Z. Osadr3. &inopieb
3llfllbr 5000. Stiere $6.O0-9.=
so; &iibc ltno slfinoer $3.50 $50;
&dlher SIS. 25-11.00.
'sdppeine 3ufllbr 10000. 2Oe
lober 5lt SS.90-9. 40; 5uneilt 81
$9.15- -9.35.
Sd)oIe 3uiubr $4,000. Sell
at s. 9o-s.so; saInmer 1925
11.35.
8efliisel : 17-1sc.
Suffer Creamery 26-36c.
gier - 9srima 171a-1S1ac.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-03-08

bcr 800 Sranen nnb $50 gnsber sen gefang frani
lde sy Erencr Glnenau beird Sen SAL
Ser lebtc 3pelmiref5g gsIanb bn gdabcn III SuI
an9ertet gerc eien ssiaa beutdcn Slott in ser
s9oroiee
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uslinoe" 5a9reaitc.

8 onnen teinen 5habenz
erlas erh haltcn.
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9angiamtr abtr tetigtr oeGlfdtr Tortidritt
gegen &erbnu.
&ieocr 5tuei pibti8e 96rfer 8emom,ue,,, Iresnes
nno Uot8eS.
aud bet Gorbeaur= gDalo in ser gote 5. yCie,

sc No 265 Champagne Gnsanber germces per
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<inf &riegsuadridten.
|8ritiide garalong Mnt;
mort.

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Ignttport auf sic burd bie amerif. 8ote
ibaft in Berlin @tte Samlar gcianote
gtote, lpeldc Oas britiide 9lnerbietet1
Iciner llnterilidalus BEG garalonsfalz
les burb amerif. Marincoiiisierc abe
lebnt ut,o DeiltldIanbs NbiidJt erflart,
Gcprellalien gu ersreiien, lpllrbc bcuz
tc Naht ber0ifentli6t.
gu9lailb itellt Sic abiidt in Mbrebe,
bic aa9cmeinen Mi,flagcn Ser ltn<
mcnidIidfcit seger 2eutldlanbs geez
fricssiiibrllng tpeiter 5,l er6rtcrn, oa
Sicic rcidIih beipieien icien.
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From New York to Warrington by
AerOplane.

The men with u genius for Lescrip-
tive writing have not taken to the air
to describe the sensation OF cross
country flight ut II speed Of 100 miles
an hour, more or less, hour after hour.
There have been some accounts of
going up In an aeroplnne and sprint
Ing about, but as II rule medlocrity
has written them. They have given
the impression that the Adventures
were vastly relieved when they
G]ighted and felt the firm set earth
under their feet again.
All that most Of us know about how
II feels to he In the guest seat of nm
acrOplane Is that the sense Of inse-
curity-that Is to say, of the imminent
danger ~ fnlling through space IN
instant nnnlhilatiOn- absent. The
fabric courses %screnely through the
higher levels, and the experlmcnter
clutches n stay or cable and soon
ceases 10 breathe hard. Perhaps he
counts the seconds clapsinR " ween
ascent pnd planning down. but with
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FOOTWEAR ON PARADE.
Of the Labor Of an Amateur
Statlsticlan.

To THE EDITOR OF THE SuS-Str: Per
haps some of YOU readers who revel
In statistics and other intensely scien-
tiiic n generally undressing diver
sions will be Interested TO hear OF the
census report on the great American
footwear industry. The United States
produced enough hosiery in 1914. &C.
cordinG 10 Commerce Reports. IL shelter
l.s05.%?@. 500 feet Of all shapes, sizes
and nationalities, and shoes to protect
so. o32.eos socks ard stockings.
Why the number Of mems boots and
shoes produced in 1914 showed an IN
crease OF a per cent. as compared with
the number produced IN 1909 and the
number OF womens boots and shoes
showed a decrease Of sc per cent. dur
ing the same period needs the careful
attention Of an investigating committee
OF PSYCHOLOGICAL experts. especially In
the face Of tine fact that dainty silk and
silk mixed hose and half hose increased
in number from l0.+25. 936 IN 1909 TO
l6S,oo7.l04 In 1914. But then. why the
present popularity OF sport shirts and
other fastid!ous NAL" attire?
II all the mems, uomenS. boSs.
misses. youths and Children's boots and
shoes manufactured IN the United
states during 1914 were occupied and
the occupants should march up Fifth
avenue to exhibit their preparedness It
would consume Just two years 226 days
and seven hours f"A tho parade to pass a
given point Likewise. 4 some energetic
hosiery uplifter would organize a simi-
lar procession TO show on the various
elegant STYLES Of hose and half hose pro-
duocd IN 1914 IN the United states the
Mayor would he required TO stand for
nine wears 1875 days and ono hour II he
desired 10 review tho entire parade And
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MIX - . Disease Carrier.

Confirmation Of the attitude Of
THE Sun OF the subject Of milk as Il
disease carrier Is abundant. ms we
have repeatedly shown. The most re-
cent and authoritative warning ema-
mates from the convention of health
officers at Saratoga Springs.
DIR. LINsLY X. WILLIAMS. Deputy
Commissioners Of Health of New York
State. urged that raw milk is II more
frequent cause OF Illness than any
other food, and that pasteurization
offers almost absolute protection
against milk borne diseases.
DIR. WILLIAMS related from the rec
ords of the State Health Department
how 500 cases Of typhoid fever, diph-
theria and septic sore throat, result
Ing in thirty-sevrn deaths, have been
traced to raw milk during n period
Of only eighteen months. He pointed
out that hitherto almost d%isregnrded
truth that milk IL the only animal
food %partaken OF In its raw state.
despite the fact that the mode of OBJ
tanning ana transporting 1t IL sur
rounded by greater difficulty In So
curing freedom from contamination,
and that the manner OF It's distribu-
tlon renders It more likely to come" In
contact with impurities.
S%anitnrlans are sadly cognlzant Of
these facts. and the additional more
serious menace presented by the I'm
possibility of guarding the enormous
quantity consumed from It's exit
| from the cows uddPr to It's entrance
into the consumers mouth. For this
reason there Is n consensus Of authOri-
ties on the value Of pastcurizntion and
its imperative necessity, VIZ quote
from the report Of this meeting of
%snnitnrinns:
1.-THE prevention ~ a large amount
NJ communicate disease and the re-
duction Of infant mortality lie IN a
grca. degree with milk, sad Dr. Will.
JAMS. We know that when milk IL
properly pasteurized II cannot ha y ear
rier NJ disease from tho farm To tho
home. We know that properly pastcur-
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The Largest City.

Los Angeles reminds the whole
world that she Is the largest city In
the United States, having "3.17 more
square miles than New York, almost
twice ms many rs Chicago, nearly
three times as many as Philadelphia.
Envious San Francisco Is chilled to
the core from Golden Gate 10 Hun
tcr's Point and from Mob Hill to
Chinatown by the news; the once
proud metropolis of the Pacific coast
Is not wen In the reckoning.
This spacious California town has
chosen It's time To point with pride"
In the days Of the great real estate
booms in the late sos or the early
'90s Of the last century. Los Angeles
would not dare thus to boast. In
diana and Illinois farmers far out n
sight OF the gilded dome Of the State
House and beyond the literary belt
are still ploughlng up stakes marking
ancient additions TO Indianapolis.
Annapolis, once the centre of Kan
sns, the centre ~ the United States"
limited its boundaries only by the
horizon and was ready 10 plot the
world. Vancouver, r. c.. In its balmy
days laid ont every square mile from
Puget Sound TO the snow line Of the
Rockies.
Wichita. Kan. thirty years ago. too.
snid she was bigger than New York.
Wichita lost many of her town lots to
the wheat and corn field. but she en-
circled the flaming roof OF VICroS
MuRDoCK and the shining dome Of
HENRY ALLEN. Lot Los Angeles
stretch her belt as she will. or cut
her OK skin narrower than did DINO
mt Carthage. yet she cannot cncirclc
two such edlfices: the best she can
do is to reach WI and gather In the
thatch roof Of HIRAM JOHNSON.
Los Angeles mnde her conquest
without strife. fire or shell. She won
with water. She built n go mile
aQueduct to mountain springs; then
she said 10 Westgate. Occidental.
~Orancetown. I.cmonville, hc mine or
you will whistle without n drop OF
water 10 wet your parchcd throat.
They all c~apitulated. Thus Los An
gclcs In these war times points the
way To n means Of peaceful aggression
and cccc,cSt.