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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-07-29
Distribute Prizes to SchooI Children.

FN!iIN. July GA-The distribution III
prizes ~ school children. IN old eStab-
li>hcd institution i'm France. has been
continued during the war and will this
year. ~ extended % the AlSacian schools
ct the rcc%onqucrcd regions of Thanh and
Rannemaric. The prizes for the Alsacian
children will ~ provided by the city Of
Paris.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-07-29

degrees yesterday, the weather observer
at Fort Brown found thu maximum tenn
perature here for the preceding q hours
TO have been below 90 degrees. AMI that
perpetual Magic Vally breeze was blowing
as c~OoIingly as ever.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-07-29

DIR. n. J. LLOYD. agent Of the United
States Public Health service. finds that the
Rio Grande strip Is free from any signs Of
infantlle paralysis. If he viii extend his
Investigations he viii find that the Browns
vile section Of II NJ least i free from
any discoverable germ that attacks per
sons of less than four and five score years.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-07-29

Brownsville viii shortly have a water
supply system built to take care Of a city
|of LOG, 600 population. Around Brownsville
is a valley blessed with soil and climate
that viii easily support an empire Of one
million people.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-07-29

He who-about this time Of the year
allows two weeds to grow where one weed
grew before is an everlasting benefactor
to mosquito-kiRd, but not much Of a civic
pridist nor promoter of public health in
his home town.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-07-29

Zion City, ILL.,, girls viii be taught plain,
old -fashioned cooking instead of domestic
science, according to Noliva. That sounds
bike good. old orthodox religion enough.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-05-09
alseiidlts oes 3upreiiens Ser Ita6ler-
men oeutld)en t3anae iebr 5sueifelbaft
prid,pi,tt
@nalambs Mptte.

2oro galfp1r, ser cb%renbaftc. pabrz
bettslicbenbe, ieoer @erlcumollug OBJ
bplne critic Nomiralitdtslprp, bat einem
Inerifancr iiber hie Srage. mas Sic
eilglilte Slptte leiife, 9eihrieben, lie
GRILLE liebcn Sllnftipnen: Isle fann
Den fcinblideu @aubel pom Meere fc@
gen. Sic fam ibreu eieelen&aubcl be-
Id)iitea. Sic faun Bic feinoltdc Slptte
labmlegen. Sic fam Sen Sransport
BON Sruppen p%erbinbern. sic fann bie
ei9enen Srnppeu mad 9clieben bef1r@
bern. Sic fam Sic 9ropiiipns@ unp
Notwithstanding lidern. Sic fann BEL
Den militdriIde llnterncbnuungcn Silfe
leiiten". Sic enalilhe Slpttc fann aber
nod piel mebr, ais Der belheioene. ebz
renbaitc, iebcr @rpblpre1crei abbploe
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-05-09
gu sdiacr's spbestas.

Se,te, Sen 8. @'ai lit Ser CODES
tag I'm cres g bilIer. belier1
beut Dor IL Sa6ren, als ELM esobr=
bnnOert leit bem SoDe 0es aroi3eu
oeqtiden 9id)ters perfloIien NOR,
n%pei6eoon geoadt mur0e, 10 ipeit sic
oentide 3nhge flingt, nid)t MIR i'm
often gaterlanOe, alld ~bier5ularoe
l1lo ilberaH altf Osm @r6enrll1oc, in
alien Melttbcilelt, no INNER 1tltr
1entld)e tidy in flei,terer ooer groBe=
rer 3abl anaelieoelt battet. Illd@ bier
III 9apenport. ~ 8ir iagelr Ii II e.
res. 5d)iller, neil fem anoerer Dih-
ter 10 felt n116 tief in bas ,Ser5 leihes
@olfes eingeorungen lit, mie 5diller
in Dos 0es 0eutiden @oIfes.
uSSa, ct mar I'M let" - 10 bat leil1
GROCER Greln0 @petbe in leinen1
gpilog al sdiIler's @lode~, ben er
sur. 0ramatiidet M1ffiibrung ser
n,iterbliden 9ibtlrng al1f Ser @iibne
5es &oftbeaters in @eimar, sur Or
inllerilngsfeier an Sen 5u friibs.s aus
oem 2eben geldJiebellen 9idter &C.
bid,tet bette, geioet.
8obl f0tnert mir bellte NIT @e=
redtignllg iaaetl, SdJiuer lit unier.
1elm 1ro6 !bellte iiben icire nnlterb=
lidlel Werfe einen tiefen GinfluB al1i
Geiif nn6 Wentiitb ieoeg 3eutlden
alls, Der iid) MN einigernaben NIT
ibl1en pertraut gelnadt bot. las bat
tpobl ieiten @ru1rb oari1t, oaB ans
leiren @erfen sic groBe, c6le Seele,
ieirl mafelloler Gbarafter SIT ung
ipridh.
Saet bod fem GROCER Srel,ub So
the, Der Sdiaer 10 geralL bis in Sic
tiefite 5alte icines @eiites nno ieines
@elniitbes fannte, lpie faltln Elm a11=
bererMenld, 1T Dem idon porerpabn=
ten Gptlpg sur n@lpde"::
rGem 6fiiil rtteer i66hRt III meienIolemtt
Sd)eine,
uSag, mas uns SHE bal1bigt, Dos Sc
meil1c."
Der Sooestag sdiller's rift inns
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-05-09
3iiditanbisfeit Der frau5Biiiden 5lutte.
Nur ab1abmc, fein 3utpads tpabre1,o
bes &rieges gu ber5eidnen.

lin bem @mitions ma,1gel absu@
belfe11, itellte bie fran5Diilde 8egier1lna
bon 8eginn 0es &riescs an audi Sic
Marincarienale IN Sen 9ienlt Ser Sc
i6oB6eriteulns fir Sic @eblrfmfe oes
%3nrobeeres. @elhe SplsenAbas aber
fin Den stano Ser fran51iijden Glotte
11ab it'd ge5ogen bat, lest eiu Gadperz
1tarotger I'M ~NpubeQilte" bon 2bon
fplgenoermaBen bar:
Hniere S%treitfrafte Sur. See baden
11'd1t ALIEN Elm b%ringenDas @ebiirfniB
nod eirem Mdaterial 51 ibrer Snltanoz
baltans. bas ibnen fcbIt. ilonDern es lit
al1d n%n3nldiiig. bab Tie tlidt I'M r,eue
s1i1betten beritdrft iuorbten linb. Oils
Der 8rteg ansbrah, roar cine grobe
Yabl bon neutrality-suspicious. nl1b
H11terleebpoten auf beut @erften I'M
gal1 ODER IN Sen Irien allen in ser Sol
%lenbuns besriffeu. eDie elcmentarte
0o9tt erforoerte, DOB man fid beetle.
tie in 9aenf gu iteneu. Gs lit aber fem
8cDetnt'1'B nnD mir hepeben feineIus>
pla1ocrl'g. lpenn mir Sic nnlcren
SeirSen bolbefannte gbatlade anfiib<
rem, bab bieic berldfebenen gin5elbciz
ten belltc nod ni6t i'm 9ienlt geiteut
iinb. Sic linb lpgar nod ipcit entfernt
'Sapon. %llniere Grleuale fonnten, nit
anoeren Gingcn belddftigt. iic nidt
poaenoen. SHE $50 n5crtorpeoobootc unb
l1nterieeboote, bic. iuenn Srieoen ges
blieben mare, idpon ibren Ylat in unz
ieren @eidtpaocrn einaenomnmen batz
ten, feblen Oarin nod. obtpnbl Scr
&riegssnltanb brc MnipelenDeit BARN
mebr als icmals reibtfertiaen ipiirbe.
9as erideint nns ais ein ~traurieer
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-05-09

Sic 5telrntgeu sllriid5ueroberrl, bon
lpeldpn ser Jeino polle giniiM in i9r
@el6tDe bot. 9as miro linen 1lidt
g%eli,leel,, bellll lpas Bic 9el1tld)en ba-
ben, entreibt ibnen Nienal1o. aus
.bieler flaren 9%arltellllg lit alld) sli
erlebe1L lpie Sic Sran5oien liiaen,
menn lie bon fiirdterlidelt gerlllltelt
Ser 9eutidlen ipredlell. 3ie Sade
perbalt iih aellall angefebrt. Die
5adlage labt lidl alll bcltell ltngefabr
in Ser @eiie porlteucn, oab Die Srar-
5oien 1ib in einem SeIIel b%efinoen,
an oeiien Harbe oie 9eutide1t iteben
lun III belt &eIiel bineinfel1ern uno
spar llad oelttid,er Art, Dob es ull-
aufborlid @bmben nnO @ranater
bagelt. @enn man iid) oas peraegens
mirtiat, 10 fam es mn cine Srage
ser 3eit erld)einen, mno spar elmer
lebr fllr5en 3eit, bis bie 6ran5oien
lire Stelllng bel Geroln rallnen,
\. menn lie nod fon1erL mas uns
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-05-09

@ioeriinn. s., adt3cbn Monaten bat<
ten in Ser Ibat nnlere @erftcn reidlih
3eit, fat ale int galt befinoli6en
g1iffe (anf ieoen Sall aQe flcinem,
5. +. Die notbtpenoisiten) gu p%ollenben.
sic baben es tidt set6on, lelblt ipo
Sober in Sranfrei@ Bic gcnaue Gorz
itellnns bapon bate, baB ser arieg
LANCE oal1ern nnb Ser tdrtunsen fin
uniere Slotte erforoern piirbe, ipare
bies all6 nir. INN Bic 5eritortcn gin<
beiten 5t erleben.
Sic sdluBfolserrns aus bieIer9arz
lesuns lit allo.N bab Die fran8olii6e
Slptte beute I'M ebenip biel id5ipader
lit, als lie tpabreno Beg arieses an
ginbeiten bereits berlorcn bat. unb
mon ipeiB, baB 6as on Gan5ern ipie an
11nterieebooten nidt ipenis lit.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-05-09

Der yaaeIt&e Hemolrat", 4etuf6rtehrt1
Sol!tta9ssGlisgabe. fe1s Numntertt febe @ocbe..
~ Gents fpbtentlih ODER $500 idbrIi6 Eel
Soraus6ablung fret abgeIiefert.
Wltt ber Hoit auberboIb Der etnbt. ma r..
geIo eitlent .9oftar1t In Sen Der. staaten, ca.
ndea noer Merico. $500 idbrIid bel Uoraus.
pie epnntaes . Mnsaabe, ,tar bur& bic Noft
idprlt@ $1.OO bel @oraus3abIung.
Per .6albip5dentlide 9emuirat", bur& bic
a4oIf tnnerbaIb Der Der. Gtaaten u16 bur@
11sdager tn beg stabt $3.50, bel 8oraIsaobIung
1920; I1a9 Canada $3.50 lnb mad Giiropd
Ser y@5dentttbe Demcirat", In 5tpet Ebet.
len. MsttttpodS lino Sontabenbs. foftet timer.
BALI Der Ber. Staaten $500. mad CANADA uno
noU europa $3.50 tdbrli& BET Borausaablling.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-05-09

2pro iagt: Sic fam idlpinmen. Sic
fonn III lidercn @dfen Dor slnfer lie
gen. Sic fann ieoe @erii6rllng NIT ber
feinolideu Slptte eblebnen. Sic fann
pte nelltrale Scbiffabrt idifaniren. sic
fam 5eringe fangen. sic lam Iid
burh bemaffnete @anoclsidiffc pertre@
ten lalIen. Sic fam alc .@albja6re
irilh 9eitriden merocn.
- Sic @inrihtllng ser iriiden ga4
tripten miro Sen @ab gc9en Gngfanb
nod perticfcn So. ais ob pas m0gz
lid) lpdre.
Gbanblcr g. anSerion. iriiberer
@eiratb pes Observation-Disclosures,
.9ie 9eutlhen ipiiroert i'm
&~riegsfaQ oas aapitpl in @albin9ton
SeritDren" -. 9ns &apitol in @aibe
lit %iotpeit nm einnal 5erltort
ipprben -. I'M Sabre 1914
bon ben @nelaubern.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-05-09

rllaterien idipddercn git,5elipeien oes|
&c lamntpolfes.
Gs lit bieie bie @ egenpflidt|
Ser Magemeilrbeit, fir Die Bfli6 d.
TEN Die iie ponl gin5elnen perlonat
il1D 5ln1 IS c a M M t II Ii 3 e II per=
lallgen mlB.
e9as freilid gebt idaper in elm atl-
'eeliadIild)es 8ebirn binein. Ser Mn-
9eliadie pod)t al1f iein inoipibn-
Giles Med)t, 6em ieiner Mnffai=
Jung 11ad Die ~allgemeine Wlilitar.
pflidt miberipridt. CAB bieies in-
oipi0nelle &ed)t, Dos er obne jebe @in-
idranflt1g forbert, 1,otbgeorumgen
AUDI 9fltdten eini6lieBt, oas
berlirag er nidt gu faiien. 0as lit
Der 9rulloleaenbe l~1nterid)ieo 5apild)ei1
Dem auf Die Selbitberrlidfeit bes
pSS6hs" pod1enben Mnaeliadieutbum
.lllo Dem ourd &a1t 1tno ieinenr SHIT
ger Sdiller 0ltrd Den .fategprilhen.
SSmperatip" Ser 8fli1t sur nn@
t%eroronlttg bes uSds" inter Die 5l
@obliabrt notbmeroigen iSor-
|0erlngen Ser Magemeinbeit Goes
|5taates unb bes @olfes) er5ogenel1
3eutidt6um. 9araus entipringt Ser
|fobtlide 3pieipalt 5miid)en an9el=
|iad9len uno 9eutlden, IN europa mo
DierSltfan6c.
9as BON Ben groBen @e6anfen.
&ants nnb Sdiaers er5ogene llnb er-.
filute belttide 8olf miro aus 6ie]em
alS Sieaer b%erborgebn,
1as beutige 9eutiddai1b, bos lidl
pie ieiner5eit bas Sdmei5er Soft, gez
ger cine rieiige l1ebenna6t gegen
ittebr als bal6 europa, bisber liee-
reid. gepebrt fat, lit 6ie @rnte ser
Scat, ole SAINT nnb Sd)iller allgge-
ltreut baben.
Gaiien nidt bie 8orte bes vMiitli-
Sdtpures" Ser Sdmei3er in sdil=
lers p5eu" auf Dos feutige 6eutlde
yolf it ieinem Ningen NIT ei,,er a,,-
fa1glid llniiberminb1id) erIdeinenoen
lebermadt, auf bas belltige 9eutid=
lamb?
ug8ir Dollen iein ein einig @olf bon
8riiberf,
uSSn fei11er Scott ants trer1nen uno
@efaDr.
ug1ir tpouen fret iein, tpie sic 8Gter
1paren,
p2ieber Sen SOB, aIs in Der @11edt=
ldaft lebe11.";
p8ir tpollen tral1er auf Sen b0dTten
limo l1S nidt fiirdten Dor 6erM1adt
Ser Menlden!"
Sdi1er bat mtit abnen6em @eiite
ioas belltige, einise, geidaftise, Iieges=
511perl idtlide 9entihlan6, in Dem
uSronnna iid NIT Sreibeit part,
ooransgeleblI menn er IN ieinem
J2ieo BON Ser @lode" iingt:
Sal1ie,o ffeiB'ge @alt6e reselr
naRlfeH 11d III a11ltltter'm M 8lln0
~ll11o im feltrigen 8epegel
Werocn al(c NrGftc f4ub.
uNeiiter riibrt iid ln1o @eleue
~Sll. Der 6reibeit gol0'nem 5dl1b,
nSeocr frcllt iidl icincr Gteue,
gietet Dem ger1dter Grl1b.
uIrbeif int oes @iireerg 3ieroe,
uSegem lit Ser Miibe Ireis.
ugbrt Den &olnig feline @irroe,
ngbret lns Ser &an0e sgeib."
9as lit oas beutige 0eutldlono,
Die logilde Jolge 6es DeutldIabs
Der Sld)ter lnb Center.
0aran fom1en sic Serre11 sl1ael=
ladpe1r NIT all ibrem Sodmutb, NIT
oil lbrer altf ginbilbu1g ~berubenoen
gelltigen ll1o m1aterieuen lleberleaen=
belt nidt utippen"., tpie Ser 8erliner
lagt lrno ipeln lie iid] al1d) sic aler-
9robte Meii6e geben.
9iele @etrad)tungem erldDienelt inns
a1tge1nel len am Gooestage nnieres
|5diller.
Ri,H III, NfnHnf& Nn.. .o..srI.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-05-09

unterleebopteil 11ogt ipenl9 ut.
Holitiidje 1ittb mpolitilde
&anbglDien.
Iie itobIerne 3al1ae nm Ser
0ln idliebt ii6 INNER letter.
Sen ~bisberioen S6erbeieblsba-
Der, General Getaill, bot lie id]on ber=
ausgeqnetl6t.
Nad elmer Gariier 0epelde1.
lol er iett ben Sberbeieb[ in bem
Sbeile ser 8eltfront 5piiden Ser
DUN unO seilions er5oltsn baben.
- gieleiht allf ieiuen eiaenen
@lllid. @r lpubte .senall, mas fom=
mell miro nnb pollte nidN Sic aapi~
tulation bon gerbun lrlter5eidneu.
Sic 6ran5olen meloer1, BOB lie
einen Ibeil Ser So6e 3O4 geral1mt
baben. @abri6einlid lit er bamit
ldon san5 p%srloren!
~ @aben Die Ieltiden Sic Sobe
304 in 9elib, iin6 lie bon ibrer lettell !
&iid5ugsltraBe, Ser gilenbobn Ser
DUN : @balons : Garis1 abgeidnit=
ten.
Nud Die @eidieBung ser e IL
geleiligen 9eebelrbam @eroun=
@arle Quo miro oanu nidt la1lge anf
|iid marten laIien. Sic aapitulation
miro uno m.b Die 9olse iein.
- General 9etain lit aliidlid Der
aus aus Dem u@alrl6tfellel" Giebe
SdluBranogloHe.aicI onoeren nit
bem 1lelle11 8efeblsbaber itecfen nod
orin. General 3etain fam 1ib 5l1
leirem nelle1t &olnmanbo gratllliren.
s-9ie feinen 111lteridie6e bei Ser
nfreimiuigea &al1mn1g" lpnit als III.
iiberpinbiid geid)aoerter gtelungen
am Siigel 304 p%eriieht mir eil1 WSa11n
bon Ben idriftlteileriiden Jaibigfeiten
EsSoffres g%ebii1ren0 4erpor5ubeberl.
30 oieier SEER Soffre nid)t ood iei-
'len sera'f perfe6It 5ot?
Ml1fitan6 i'm Sl1oan? 0a 1ou=
tie Der cole 2oro bon @6artum NIT
2ei6tigfeit einegrtidutloigrmg fil1oen
fpnnen, iei1ten perantmortlmlgspollen
Soften ais &riessminiYier n%ieoersllle=
gen. gr mub lladl Dem Slloau, 0enn|
sdrefen gebt boz iei,lem Nanen
fer.
Counting Mbeno mrr6e i'm gbi=|
cagoer Muoitorillm bllrd) @iniam
Sennings 9rpa1 clue entbuliaIild)c
Jrieoel1sperimn1llrug a%bgebalten. -
llno in @albington airren oie Srie-
oenstalben ieelenpergniigt. Seit
Mllsbr1d Oes &rieges Die erife Neie=
oerlage gn9Ianos in - Mmerifa.
DaB n1alr III 2onoon ipesen ser
Seutld)en Mntlport altf bas amerifa-
nil6e %ltltinlatlull aus ser Saut sll
fabren prnbt, Benefit Sic @orsiiglid-
felt ienes oiplomatiid)en Iof1nlel1tes.
Wfam beseidnet es als cine 9eleioi=
altng Nnlerifas. ltnb es lit ein s[11-
|blid fir @otter, glbior, oas init
beiocn 6iiben altf Der gbre nllo ben
yfedten @lllerifa's berllmtrampeIt,
mir Die amerifaniide gbre sic 2al5e
ersreifen 5a iebcn;
Die 5%ran5olct baben mieoer
enmal, ibrer @euobnbeit eenlaB.
tildtig aeloaen. Sic beridtetel1, oai,
lie Die 1eutiben arr utobten Mann"
loipeit sltriifge0r1ngt babel1. bab Die
lie hires 9pOengeminms in oell lebtell
Smei Monaten perluitig aegoltget
iino. 0arau lit fem mabres @ort.
Die Sransolen rellllen lih nod inn
1ner am nto0ten Malm" oie Sdaoel
elm.
Cine fiir5lid) einaelauiene Ie-
pelde> meldle Die @eo6adtulgen eines
0eltld)en aorrelponoenten iiber sic
&oraange bei Gerolllr mittbeilt, aiebt
cine borsiialide N%ltfflaru,ta iiber Sen
The Washington times., 1916-06-16
Cripple Steps On
Mute's Toe: Cured

NEW YORK. June lett took ell Of
Magistrate Corrisans judicial self-pos-
session to keep his sympathy from run
ming away from him when a man who
obviously was hopeless cripple and
another who could neither speak nor
hear appeared before him charged with
begging on the streets.
George Drury used the sign language,
and finally n paper and pencil to ex-
plain to the magistrate that he was a
deaf mute and hadn't had a square
meal for so long that he couldn't re-
member Just what food tasted like.
James Murphy. the crippled one. lifted
up a feeble voice to say that he was
usually tied ZIP In such knot that he
couldn't Chamber out Of the ash barrel
that was his home. On this particular
occasion. however, he said he had Just
barely unraveled his crippled members
sufficiently to get into the Grand Gen.
trail Terminal to beg.
Murphy laboriously lifted foot 10
show how helpless he was, and CHANGED
20 drop Il on Drury's foot
"Ouch!" shouted the deaf mute. Get
pfrn my foot. you great big slob, or
I'll mop the room with your
whereupon the frightened cripple
ieaped about with the agility OF ten
year-old TO escape the angry mute"
/ "what marvellous cures!" exclaimed
the magistrate. Now. / must send you
both 70 the workhouse for a period Of
convalescence,"
The Washington times., 1916-06-16

way for Lord Kitchener Both as.
cended 70 the quarterdeck. Subsequent
waking KIN AZ on the port s, S 80 ''e''
The captain called Lord Kitchener
20. tho fore bridge near where the cap
tain's boat was hoisted. The captain
also called Lord Kitchener TO enter the
boat II IL unknown n Lord Kitchener
entered II or what happened to ans
Large, numbers Of the crew used life.
saving belts and waistcoats, which
PrUysd , sasetys In ssspns n nsm ao nS
with about fifty 70 seventy men on
eacn. got clear. Though RATS with
these large numbers OF men got away,
In one case, out OF over seventy men
aboard. only six survived. The SUR
vivors all report that the men grad
ually dropped on. even died aboard the
RATS from exhaustion and exposure "a
cold. Some Of the crew must have per-
n isned " tryinE 70 land on the r S.,s.,
died after landing"
The Washington times., 1916-06-16

Hesitatei Use Sure "Gots-It" for Those
corns and Save Your Life and Your Toesi
toes, tapes that stick to the stocking,
bandages and plasters that make
package of the toes, trying blood
bringing razors. and scissors. Then I
tried 'Gets-It' Just once and You ought
like a banana peel" It's simple, won
derful. It's the new way. painless, APP
piled in two,seconds, never hurts healthy
flesh or irritates. Nothing to press on
the corn. Never fails. Quit the old
ways for once anyway and try Gets
It" tonight. For corns, callouses. warts
and bupions.
"Gets-It' Is sold everywhere. 25c 3
bottle. or sent direct by p Lawrence &
and recommended as the worlds best
corn remedy by O'Donnells Drug Store,
Peoples Drug Store, p. o. Afneck =
AdYt.
The Washington times., 1916-06-16
FREEDOM OF SEAS.

We believe that the time has come
when 1t is the duty Of the United States
to Join with the other nations of the
world in any feasible association that
will effectively serve those principles to
maintain invioiate the complete secur-
ity Of the highway Of the seas for the
common and unhindered use Of all ma
lions.
The present Administration has con-
ststently sought to act upon and realize
In its conduct of the foreign affairs of
the nation the principle that should be
the object of any association of the
nations formed to secure the peace OF
the world and the maintenance of ma
tionaI and Individual rights. 1t has fol-
lowed the highest American traditions.
II has preferred respect for the fundas
mental rights of, smaller states even to
property interests and has secured the
friendship of the people of those states
for the United States by refusing to
make a more material interest an ex-
cuse for the assertion of our superior
power against the dignity OF their SOW
ereign Independence.
It has regarded the lives and the claims
of humanity as Of greater moment than
material rights and peace as the best
basis lfor the just settlement of CON-
mercial claims. 1t has made the honor
and ideals OF ..he United States its
standard alike In negotiations and
action.
The Washington times., 1916-06-16
Contractors Incorporate

Tho Robert u. Machey Company has
been Incorporated to do a general con-
tracing business. according to articles
filed with the recorder of deeds. The
capital stock n $500. The trustees for
the first year include Robert Z. Mackey.
Edward w. Minte and Joel r. Mcmahon.
The offices are at $40 Thirteenth street
northwest.
The Washington times., 1916-06-16
KITCHENER
SANK WITH CRUISER

LONDON, June is.-The Daily Mail
publisher the following account OF the
loss OF the Hampshire ny Leading sea
man Rogerson, one OF inc Hampshire's
SURVIVORS,
oi those VINO ieft the snip ana nave
survived l was tne one VINO saw Lord
ktcnener last ne went oown with the
snip. ! saw captain savfil help his
poats crew 70 clear away his galley.
Al the same time the Captain was call
ing TO LORD Kitchener 70 come TO the
BOAT, out ewing 70 the noise made BY
the vino enc sea LORD kitchener could
not hear him. think.
eneT Walked calmly from sns eaptains
cabin. went up the ladder and on to the
gnarteraeck. There ] saw him walk.
Ing quite conectedly. talking 10 two OF
the officers.
"kitchener calmly watched the prep
arafions for abandoning the ship which
were going on In a steady ana orderly
way owing 10 the rousn water no
SoI.s c c1a 40, De per- aowe ashd ose nat
were sot 2ut were smashed up NJ once
no boats ieft the shi3;
Men DID get INTO the boats as these
~ ~ MEL ,nSs. ,hn hns, .na ,.,, "a
az. '"b az LII L ~ AZ s
and vhen .he vent .be tyrnsd q .on,er,
sa,,. xsrnarS .ar.,,ns 49,, a,,sS ~
ali ths hoats ana tSnse in thsrr
~ '"e oo'' "'N '"o'e
Kitchener on Quarterback.
"I do not think Kitchener got into n
49,, WIZ No. = $500 .ns e. nv
N.", e "o'
sun on the etarpoaro size OF the quar-
terdeck talking with the Officers. From
The Washington times., 1916-06-16
BERLIN ADMITS LOSS
IN BALTIC SEA FIGHT
Announces Own Grew Sank Aux
iliary Steamer Hermann.

BERLIN Cvia wireless). June is-The
German auxiliary steamcr Hermann
was attacked by four Russian destroy
ers In Norrkoeping bay Wednesday. II
was announced today. and. after max
ing heroic resistance. caught IRE.
commander and a large part Of the
crew are reported safe.
The Washington times., 1916-06-16
PAN-AMERICAN CONCORD.

We commend the action of the Demo-
cratic Administration In holding the
Pan-American financial conference at
Washington in Moy. 1915. and organizing
the International High Commission
which represented the United States in
the recent meeting of representatives
OF the Latin-American republic at
Buenos Aires. April. 1916 which have
30 greatly promoted the friendly rela-
lions between the people of the Western
Hemisphere
The Washington times., 1916-06-16

cool In a very warm situation, but n
added 20 the amusement OF the crowd bv
causing the curl fringe around the rim
or his head to hop up ana down IN
amazingly spry manner.
There was q fearful and wonderful
display Of spring hosiery about the un-
pinks predominated. though white with
black or green clocting was somethinr
OF q favorite. too. y
81. Louis, the Democratic delegates
have discovered, 10 one Of the few cities
jItney survives. But they don't call
them titneys, They are all called "serv-
Congressman Helm Of Alabama broks
his hag-wavins speech in two in the
morning to tell one that almost made
amends for all his frenzied oretory.
"a Washington darby .ccosted on. of
the. statesmen with whom he had a
"'Who did the Republicans done nom'-
nate fob PrehdentT'
Why. they nominated Hughes. vas
!" .Y.s.ah. Mi.to Hughes; n.vah h..sd
Well. he's the man they nominated
| :" 'Yessah; jes so; an who does YOU
s'pose the white foiks'll nom'nater"
Senator J. X. vardaman of Mississippi
looks like his hair had slipped. The top
| and sides Of his head are slick and
down and d. h Ssss sS Ss ns SSsa
] Of Il.