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The Detroit times., 1916-10-30
MOTOR STOCKS
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The Detroit times., 1916-10-30
SEALER CHARGES
Y SHORT MEASURE
IN FOOD SALES

A number OF complaints have been
Aworn out by the sealer OF weights
and measures ~ the police depart.
ment against dealers who. besides
advancing food prices. are not Civ.
ING full weight the sealer asserts.
Jack Siegeh No. $50 Erskine-st.
has been charged with selling six
bushels Of potatoes ~ pounds short.
lyaac Newman. No. IS BreWster-st
sold potatoes IN "bushel" measure
which was short three and three.
ouarter quarts. II T. alleged Isadore
Kramer. No lS3 Watson rs
charged With selling scanty peck
az potatoes Carl LANCER. No. 5t2
tlsetingx.si. Is alleged to have sold
pctatues in measures which lacked
L1<i-2 90 rs pounds 10 the hushel
The Detroit times., 1916-10-30
Banks and Trust cam..n,..

The following firms srs privileged
" r Moss 4 Co. Carlyle a Povah
Geo VI West a. Co, Z r Maccrons
s. Co II W Noble a 60, . L ssy-
nour g. Co, " 3. Mclaughlin Mer-
Co, VIM A Seer A Co. Sinclair 4
CNuls Emmett I. spraEus. VIM. X.
Rose a Co. r X Pelton 4 Co loci
Stocksrd A Co. Bennett, smith a
Co. Matthew Finn. A. W Wallace K
Co. Lewis q. GOrton
The Detroit times., 1916-10-30
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wrckH price ga
The Detroit times., 1916-10-30
crRR CoPPEn STOCKS
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CVRR INDINTpIaIS

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afiso.
The Detroit times., 1916-10-30

; rvestsss--sse ps.,- seat kl.d--that
sp>Ght-- fsmss Job Ders.--Msia s52s,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-07-21
Srodek ma paraliz dzieciecy.
konwencyi prohbicyonist6w - o interwencye stra-
ku nowoyorskm. -- z tragedy mai1e6skch.
Rosya o pomoc dla Polski

WASHINGTON, 81. LIPCA.
- Rad rosyjski obiecai wziac
natychmiast pod rozwage APPEL
rzadu tutejszego W sprawie osia-
gniecia jakiegos porozumienia ia
panstw wojujacych europejskich,
celem pomocy i ratunku ola ofiar
wojny w Polsce.
Ambassador David Francis do
nosi telegraficznie z Petrogradu
DO departamentu stanu, re dnia
14-go bm. konferowai W tel kwe-
styi z premierem Sazonowem
ze ten obieca} mu zajac sic mia
natychmiast.
TAX tedy Rosya - pierwsza
dale jakas przynajmniej odpo-
wiedz z pomiedzy pieciu pahstw,
do kt6rych Stany Zjednoczone
zwroci1y sic 0 pomoc dla mracej
z gfodu ludnosci polskiej. Odpo-
wiedzi cd Wielkiej Brytanii,
Francyi, Niemiec i Austryi spo-
dziewane So W niedfugim czasie.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-07-21
5000 JENC0W Wz|E7YcH.
Rosyanie W Ofensywie.
odBa1tykup poKarpaty.
Ma WfOskim FrOncie.
WALK NAPOWIETRzNE.
Walk ma Morzach.
w A2FI.
Niemcy chca pokoju.
lime TelegrarnY.
NIEMCY A WLOCHY.
SPRAWA CASAMENTA.
Niemcy chca pokoju.
lime Felegra1nY.
NIEMCY A WLOCHY.
SPRAWA CASAMEN ia.

pierwsza linie obron niemieckich
na przestrzeni Estrees Verman-
dovillers - W okopach zdoby-
tych pojmali 1900 jencow ME
mieckich; Anglicy posuneli sic
o tysiac jardow poza Bazentinle-
Petit Longueval, pomimo nader
silnego sprzeciwu Niemcow -
walka toczy sic w ca}ej pe@ni da-
lei: ogniska jej Longueval O.
kolica Delville, oraz wszystkie
punkty linii mad Somme rzeka
Ponadto mad Moza ma verdun-
skim froncie Francuzi zwycie-
stwo odniesli, posuwajac swe
pozycye naprzod z obu brzegow
rzeki.
- Bitwa rozpoczela sic wczo-
raj wczesnym rankiem, W jed
nych punktach W drugich wczes-
ME Poludnia - juz popolu-
dniu raporty francuskie oglasza-
ia zdobycie obron niemieckich
ma linii Barleux-Soyecourt, ma
poludnie Cd Somme; ma poInoc
cd rzeki Francuzi nacieraja na
Niemcow pod Hardecourt zdo-
bywaja okopy pod Cobles-Cle-
ry, oraz wzdiuz laczacej punkty
te kolejki strategicznej. Atak
ow ogromnie silny przygotowa-
Ia czterodniowa kanonada, tax
silna, il Cd konkusyi powietrza
domy sic walify, a w skiadach
podziemnych "a liniami niemie-
ckiemi zapadafy sic. sklepienia
powodujac szkody ogromne, W
wielu miejscach W ziemi porobi-
ly sic rozpadliny, wyrwy, jak
po powodzi - to wszystko cd
wstrzasu arnatniego, przecho-
dzacego wszelki opis i wyobra-
zenie. Opowiadaja jehcy ME,
mieccy - IL hulk ciagiy armat
otumania zupeinie ludzi, przy'
prawia ich o obfed i melancho-
lie, oraz zupelna depresye ner-
wowa. -. Mimo bezdymnegc
prochu - dymy cd pozarow
nalprzer6zniejszych kategoryi
pocisk6w seiela sic gesto mad Ii
mia walk: diawia dusza i oczy
IRA. Dowozy So niemozliwe =
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-07-21
Dodczas Sdy %. burmistrz baWi sic w turyste,

to try wielkie dzia}a, okoio 80
rnitraliez - masy karabinow
innej broni amunicyi. Ma YER
dunskim terenie, mad Moza Z
obu stron Francuzi rowniez po-
suneli naprz6d swe pozycye;
zwiaszcza ma brzegu prawym ma
zachod Cd Thiaumont Fleury
zadano Niemcom ciezkie poraz-
Xxi, zdobywajac okopy i biorac
300 jehcow, W tenn 8 oficerow.
- Wczesniejszy rapport ogia-
sza: Ma po4noc Cd Somme posu-
nieto zwyciesko pozycye ma linii
Marmelon-H -Hardecourt, zdoby-
wajac okopy niemieokie wzdfuz
kolejki strategicznej przez Com
bles wiodacej - wzieto tam 400
Niencow do niewoi. Ma po1u-
dnie cd Somme wszystkie oko-
py ma linii Barleux- -Soyecourt
wpadfy W rece Francuzow. w
ISzampanii pod Auberive wzieto
okop niemiecki jehcami. w Ar
gonne odparto atak niemiecki
pod Bolante. Mad Moza Ramona
da pod .Chattancourt, Avocourt
i Mr.. 304., oraz walka ma grana-
ty reczne. Pod Thiaumont i Fle-
ry w pierwszych atakach ze-
pchnieto wstecz Niemcow bio
rae $50 jencow.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-07-21
Raporty.

Berlin, 21-go lipca. - Cd mo-
RIA az do Aisne rzeki kanonada
i patrolowe potyczki.Atak angiel-
ski ma Fromelles odparto. Mad
Somme z brzegow obu Anglicy
i Francuzi wznowili boi nader
kwawy"': zajeli ponownie Angli-
cy Longueval i Delville, odpar-
ci, zdoiali przecie Geese tych po-
zycyi utrzymac. (Wazne przy-
znania niemieckie. Przyp. Red.
D. c. Ma poiudnie Cd Somme
Francuzi kilkakrotnie atakowali
pozycye pod Bel1oy i Soyecourt
- odparci. Kanonada francuska
W tel stronie jest ogromnie sill
ma. (Przyznanie niemieckie.
Przyp. Red. D. C.) Mad Moza
mic waznego.
Havre, 21-go lipca. = Belgij-
ski rapport, stale ostatnimi czasy
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-07-21

(Dokohczenie ma str. lO-tej).
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-07-21

Dokoiczenie ma stronicy Io-tej.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-07-21
Szpiedzy pilnuja niemie-
ckiego nura.
Md. 81. lipca

Baltimore, Nd, 21. lipca. -
Aczkolwiek gotow kazdej chwili
do odpiyniecia, spoczywa dotych-
czas niemiecki nur handlowy
Deutschland" ma kotwicy W
przystani tutejszej, strzezony
przez holownik yThomas F.
Timmins'', ktory Gala noe reflex
torami swymi oswietlaf woody "a
toki, obserwujac kazdy podejrza-
ny W niej ruch.
Jakis brytyjski parowiec ham
dlowy zawinai wczoraj popo}ud-
niu do portu i zarzucil kotwice
tuz koio Deutschland, tax, re
moze doskonale Sledzic Gale jego
zachowanie sic. Procz tego inne
okrety Aliantow stoja we wszyst-
kich waznlejszych punktach cato
XII. szpiegujac, kiedy nur pusci sic
W droge. by lie moznosci "a
wiadomic tenn czatujace nan
krazowniki.
Kapitan Koenig oznajmii wczo
raj, re ME zejdzie juz re swego
statku pred odjazdem. Przez pa
re godzin studyowai on wczoraj
wraz kapitanem Fryderykiem
Hanschem internowanego pa
rowca ,,Neckar" karte rzeki Pa
tapsco zatoki Chesapeake, po-
czem wziaf duplikat papierow z
wykazem nabranego }adunku i
zamknal sic z za}oga we wnetrzu
nura.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-07-21
z TEATR6W
WOJENNYCH.

Dzien wczorajszy - dobry
dzien dla Sprzymierzonych!
w drugiej przepoteznej fazie
ofensywy Sprzymierzeni na "a
chodnin froncie wielki odnosza
,sukees: AnglScy posuwafa sic
"a Longueva1 Delville; Fran
cuzi z obu brzeg6w rzeki Somme
uderzaja - zdobywaja kilka mil
linii niemieckich i .biora 5000
Niemc6w do niewoi.
Ma wschodnim froncie Rosya-
ME wznawiaja ofensywe ma ca}ej
linii cd Baityku i Rygi az pod
Karpaty i na Wegry. Walka o
Kowel przeIecze Karpackie.
W{osi bija Austryak6w - od-
pieraia try ataki ma przesecz
Borcola.
Rosyanie posuwaja sic W Ma
lei Azyi - zdobywaja miejsco-
wose Kighi, wezei drogowy.
Stosunki wfosko-niemieckie
pogarszaja sic: w Niemczech
wzmaga sic propaganda pokojo-
wa.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-07-21

woody nj zywnosci zolnierze ta-
kich ostrzeliwanych' pozycyi -
nieraz po dni kilka ME dostaja.
Opowiadania jehcow So wprost
wstrzasajace. Straty W ludziach
z obu stron So potworne! o lie
rec nalezy, IL Sprzymierzeni
szczedza przecie zolnierza - o
tyle Niemcy szafuja miesem
ludzkiem bez miary i wagi -
kaza trzymac posterunki, ostrze-
liwane po try i cztery dni, ma
to by tam ludzie gineli bez-
owocnie, a co zostanie to wy
glodzone i zdemoralizowane pasc
musi pod pierwszym atakiem. t.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-07-21

figurujacy obok Taportow
Sprzymierzonych - podaje O
poteznej kanonadzie ma calem
swej ar1nii skrzydle % po-
tyczkach silnych - ognlesklem
akcyi Dixmude.
Londyn, 21-go lipca. - Ma
poInoc Cd linii Bazentin-le Petit
1e-GrandILongueval-Delville W
szeregu atakow wojska angiel-
skie posuneiy sic o tysiac yd.,
konsolidujac pozycye zdobyte
walka toczy sic ma przysio}kach
Longueval Delville. Ma polu-
dnie cd Armentieres australskie
punkty atakowa}y Niemcow,
kt6rych 14O wzieto do niewoli
zna1ezione przy oficerach ME
mieckich zapiski stwierdzaja O.
gromne straty nieprzyjaciela W
akcyi ofensywnej miesiaca lip
ca.
Paryz, 21-go lipca. - RAPPORT
podaje: Ma po}noc Cd Somme
skonsolidowano pozycye dotad
zdobyte odparto ataki niemie-
ckie ma ME. Ma poiudnie cd RE
XII w ciagu dnia wczorajszego
posunieto pozycye francuskie
wsr6d krwawej a zwycieskiej BIZ
twy - .zdobywajac caiy front
niemiecki pierwszych obron cd
Estrees do Vermandovillers r1a
przestrzeni przesz}o trzech mil
- wzieto tu do niewoli 1900
Niemcow 80 oficerami, zdoby-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-07-21
MA ZACHODZIE
EUROPY.
WieIkie ZwyciestwO
Sprzymierzonych.

Londyn-Paryz, 21-go lipca. -
Ofensywa Sprzymierzonych "a
daia drugi przepotezny clos ME
przyjacielowi na zachodnim
froncie we Francyi i odniosfa
sukcesy - wieksze nieomal cd
pierwszej fay akcyi obecnie
rrowadzonej: Frarlcuzi i Angli-
cy zepchneh Niemc6w ma ca8ej
linii swego uderzenia, zadajac
i'm ogromne straty W ludziach
zdobywsjac pozycye, okopy,
miejscowosci, biorac jehc6w,
dziaia zdobyczy wojennej -
mocl. Francuzi wzieli Ica8a
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-07-21
Londyn da wyja:nienia
W sprawie czarnei isty.

Washington, 81. lipca. - Spo-
dziewaja sig tu. re Rad brytyj--
ski da W przeciagu kilku najbliz-
szych dni wyjasnienie W sprawie
ogloszonej przez sic ostatnio
yczarnej listy" amerykahskich
firm handlowych i osob, ktore po-
zostawaly W stosunkach kupiec-
kich z firmami w Niemczech.
lego rodzaju deklaracya be-
die z pewnoscia zyczliwie powi-
tana przez wszystkie pahstwa
neutralne, ktore okazuja mocna
konsternacye z powodu tego no
wego zarzadzenia brytyjskiego.
Minister holenderski zg}osil sic
wczoraj W departamencie stanu i
odbyl d}uzsza konferencye z "a
stepca sekretarza Polkiem, wy
razajac z CORY sympatye apro-
bate swego rzadu dla kazdego
kroku, jaki W tel sprawie uczynia
Stany Zjednoczone. celem zwro-
cenia uwagi Brytanii. re poste-
pek jej sprzeciwia sic postano-
wieniom konwencyi haaskiej.
Rozmaite firmy handlowe "
Poludniowej srodkowej Ame-
ryce, ktore W przewaznej czesci
zalezne So cd bankow niemiec-
kich, zwroci}y sic do swych rza-
dow protestant przeciwko te-
mu zarzadzeniu brytyjskiemu,
zadajac jakiejs stanowczej akcyi
W tel sprawie.
Pan Polk omawial wczoraj ME
oficyalnie kwestye nczarnej IL
sty" takze z ambas. brytyjskim
Sir Cecil Spring Rice, ktory sta
raj sic zastepce sekretarza stanu
przekonac, re omawiana lista jest
ME ,,czarna", ale ubiaia". Wy
wodzii on mianowicie, re Rad je-
go umiescii ma tel liscie tylko "a
firm i nazwisk osob, ktore przez
swoj handel pomaga}y Niemcom,
ktorym przeto calkiem naturalnie
Brytania ME chce re swej strony
pomagac, przez ogioszenie zas
ich stwierdzii tenn samem, re in
ne firmy maja czysty rekord i
poddani brytyjscy ME powinni
stronic cd stosunkow tandlo-
wych niemi. Ambassador pod
kreslii przytem, ze zarzuty d.
trzymywania stosunkow Mem
cami podnoszono przeciwko wiel-
kiej ilosci firm, ktore ma czarnej
liscie sic ME znajduja, przez o.
gioszenie wiec tel listy Rad bry-
tyjski daf do zrozumienia, re "a
rzuty te byiy bezpodstawne tenn
samem niewatpliwie i'm pomogi.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-07-21

SS% In Chicago and adjoining suburbs.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-07-21

Jezeli chcecie pozyczKe ma proper.
ta przytem dobra rzetelna obsiuge
idzcie do Hatterman / Glanz. 1110
Milwaukee ave, logi.l.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-07-21

J. B. Pallascn wypozycza pieniadze
ma realnose, sprzedaje karty okreto-
we realnosc, 1148 EIoble nj.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-07-21
Walk Awiatyczne.

Paryz, 21-go lipca. - Wal
kom ma calym teatrze wojny to-
warzyszy pima akcya awiatycz-
ma. RAPPORT francuski wzmianku-
The Oskaloosa herald., 1916-01-20
THE BUSINESS OUTLOOK.

mo danger is more real in the
United States at present than that
of ill-advised expansion in business,
says Henry Clews in his weekly New
York letter. The sudden and extra
ordinary profits realized by many
industrials is producing a kind OF in
toxication which might lead TO all
sorts of ill-advised business ventures.
We have been passing through per-
icd of imitation in security ard COM
modify values, and this is being fol
lowed as usual by too rapid expan.
sion in new projects of various kinds.
Such of this development as is based
upon our agricultural prosperity and
growth of population or new foreign
trade opportunities is legitimate and
deserving of encouragement, but that
portion which is dependent upon eX'
aggerated profits on war orders is
necessarily ephemeral and unstable
and should be emphatically discour-
aged. II is true that the majority of
these war contracts have been made
with such liberal margins as to leave
many OF these concerns in good finan-
cial and physical condition. even II
peace were quickly restored and an
end reached OF munition orders. 1t
is not. however, the original owners
of these stocks which are likely to
suffer, but the inexperienced buyers
who in feyerish haste paid ridiculous
ly enhanced prices for this class OF
securities. The banks have been dis.
terminating sharply against such coli
lateral, and this fact as well as the
caution inspired by bankers and con-
-seryatiye commission houses, has
probably effectually saved the coun-
try from disastrous speculation in
these securities, whose product after
all is destructive and OF relatively
small value when compared with the
industrial output of the United States
as whole"
The Oskaloosa herald., 1916-01-20
CHRISTMAS CASUALTIES.

After the Fourth of July, the Chi
cago Tribune and other papers gather
statistics of casualties due to a cele'
bration of the National holiday. Now
comes the Temperance Society of the
Methodist church with vivid exhibit
ton of Christmas tragedies due to
the unwelcome presence of John Bar
leycorn in the celebrations that ought
to be sacred to the memory OF the
Lowry Nazarene. Two methods
were used by the society to ascer.
tain the extent of drinks ravages
during the holidays. One hundred
daily newspapers were carefully read
and clipped each day, and 1900
Methodist pastors were requested to
send in reports.
While every murder and crime OF
similar gravity reported up to Janu-
airy is included in the record. there
are PIG additional miscellaneous
crimes, many of them serious enough,
but trivial in comparison, which are
not reckoned here.
No record is made here of hundreds
of cases where the trouble reported
was to a moral certainty, due to H.
quor, but where there was no posi-
bility of proof. The cases given are
beyond dispute. The table follows:
Murders (including three children) II
Suicides Observation-Disclosures. IL
Wounded ............. .155
Dead by accident or exposure. -. 81
Wounded by accident .......... 19
Rape Gncluding two children) -. 8
Child victims of drink ......... is
Miscellaneous cases ........ G9
Miscellaneous cases (unrecorded) .2l9
The Oskaloosa herald., 1916-01-20
rHE KILoWArr HOUR.

Now that the subject of light and
power rates is up before the city
council for adjustment, it is interest
ing to consider what the kilowatt hour
or the unit of measure signifies. An
authority says a kilowatt hour will
operate a sewing machine for twenty.
one hours.
1t will run an electric clock for ten
years. ~ ....
1t will light 5000 cigars.
1t will warm enough water for shaw
ing purposes every morning for thir-
ty years.
1t will heat curling iron three
minutes every day in the year, Sunday
included.
It will heat a bedroom for an hour
in the winter or keep the room cool
for twenty-one hours in the summer
II small ventilating fan is used.
1t will propel an electric automobile
three miles. make eight sacks of flour
into dough or operate an electric pi-
ano for ten hours.
It will light an Oil sixteen candle
power Edison lamp for fifteen hours.
Or forty watt Tungsten lamp
for twenty-five hours.
Or a sixty watt Tungsten lamp for
sixteen hours.
Run a nine inch electric fan for
twenty-five hours.
The energy produced by kilowatt
hour of electricity should keep small
motorcycle at top speed for an hour.
The energy produced by a kilowatt
hour OF electricity running through a
motor will raise twenty-five tons OF
coal sixty feet in an hour. That is more
that the biggest horse found in the
Scotch coal mines could DO when Jam.
es Watt tried to measure the strength
of one horse The big horse Watt used
raised sixteen and one half tons of
coal sixty feet in one hour. The efforts
of the famous horse are known as one
horse power and is used in measuring
the power of engines.
An electric meter is, used in deter
mining when one kilowatt hour of
current has been consumed. AS cleo
tricity runs through the meter little
disc inside turns around just as a
water wheel turns around when a
stream of water runs through it and
strikes the paddles. After a thousand
watts have run through the meter the
dial at the front registers one kilowatt
hour,
The Oskaloosa herald., 1916-01-20
MILK AS A FOOD.
hour

The value of milk as a food is not
appreciated as it should be, Many
adults consider it a beverage rather
than easily digestible and highly nu--
tritiou3 article of food. They do not
realize that glass of milk contains
approximately the same amount OF
nutritive material as a good slice of
beef, a quarter OF a loaf of bread, or
two large eggs.
1t has been truthfully stated that
We live not upon what We eat, but up
on what we digest Milk is more COM
pletaly digested and utilized than any
other article of food. Far more easily
digested than such animal foods as
meat, fifish, etc, in place of which
milk and milk products find their log
ical place in the diet.
Not only is milk more readily and
completely digested, but the same
amount of nutritive material can be
obtained for less money in milk than
in other animal foods, according to
Dairy and Food Commissioner w. B.
Barney.
The enclosed table shows the rela-
tive value of a number of common
foods as compared with milk In the
quantities stated each contains the
same amount of nutritive material as
one quart of milk.
The cereal products are in the raw
state, the cheapest food stuffs we can
buy, but many of the products manu-
featured from these cereals would not
be so generally used were their cost
compared with milk. Consider, for eX-
ample the widely advertised prepared
breakfast foods: 1t takes from six to
nine large helpings approximately
one package) of many of these prepar.
Ell foods to contain as much nourish
ment as one quart of milk or three
quarters of pint of cream with which
they are served at the breakfast table
The quart of milk costs the house
wife about eight cents, whereas the
breakfast food requires the expendi-
ture of from ten to twenty cents for
a package. While the new raw cereal
products such as corn meal, -four, ETC.,
are indeed cheap foods for furnishing
energy, they do not contain apprecia.
BILE amounts of protein. On the other
hand, more than 25 per cent of the
food constituents of whole milk con.
sists of this necessary material in its
most useful form,-casein. Protein
the most costly of food materials and
the one generally lacking in inexpens
i've foods, is required to build up our
body structure .,,;
The Oskaloosa herald., 1916-01-20
GERMAN SPY ESCAPES
FORMER MEMBER or PARLlA.
MENT FLEEs v. s. OFFICERS.
Isnatlus T. r. Lincoln, Naturalized
Englishman, Was Accused Of Per-
nieious Activity In the U. 8.

New York, Jan. 19.-Ignatius T. T..
Lincoln, former member Of the Brit
ish parliament and confessed Ger
man spy, who was being held here for
extradition to England on forgery
charges, was reported to have escaped
when being taken from the Raymond
street Jail to the federal building in
Brooklyn. =
The United States marshal here has
notified the secret service and a ma
tion-wide search has been ordered, 1t
is believed in some quarters that Lin
coin boarded an outgoing steamer
shortly after his escape.
Lincoln, who had been held in Ray
mond street Jail, Brooklyn, since last
August. had been allowed numerous
privileges, it was said at the Jail. The
prisoner was writing a book dealing
with international espionage systems
and he was in the habit of going to the
Brooklyn federal building to work on
this two or three times a week He
was always accompanied by a deputy
marshal.
In company with Frank Johnson, a
deputy marshal, Lincoln visited the
federal building last Saturday. He and
Johnson stopped in a restaurant after
leaving the federal building. After
ordering lunch, Lincoln said he was
going to wash his hands and went to
the lavatory. When the prisoner did
not reappear within ten minutes
Johnson began search.
Lincoln was arrested here several
months ago ON charges preferred by
the British consulate. A few days
previous to his arrest Lincoln had
written and published a story in which
he confessed to having acted as a spy
for the German intelligence Office aft
err he had become a naturalized Eng.
lishman. Lincoln was born in Hun
gary.
1t was stated at the Jail that
Lincoln's escape had not been report.
ed to the United States marshal.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1916-01-20
IllplrER AND VENUS.

A spectacle now is presented in the
early evening sky. Just after sun
down, while the colors of the sunset
still endure, Venus becomes visible in
the west and, more nearly overhead
Jupiter shows.
In the late afternoon or early even
ing, about 5 o'clock, the two planets
have the heavens to themselves. The
stars have not yet made headway
against the dim light remaining from
the fading day. The sun just disap'
peared, and his planets seem TO con
stitute the universe. The solar sys
tenn then is unChallenged by the
greater systems.
Jupiter requires II years 10 months
and II days for revolution about the
sun: Venus revolves in 224.7 days
Jupiter is the greatest of planets; We
nus is smaller than the earth, the di'
ameter being nearly 200 miles. The
mean distance of Venus from the sun
is 67,200,000 miles. When nearest
the earth it is within $4,000. 600 miles.
When on the other side of the sun it
is l60, 0O0,0 900 miles distant.