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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-01-21
OVERTHROW OF THRONE
PREDICTED BY Russell

Pastor Russell of the Brooklyn Tab
ernacle and New York city temple,
who is taking a short jaunt through
the middle west, delivering lectures
under the auspices of the Young Mems
Bible association will speak tonight at
the Gennett theatre and the message
that he brings will without doubt draw
large audience.
THE war will end without a crown
left in Europe" gravely declared the
evangelist today, land the whole peo-
pie will come to realize that the words
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-01-21
ANNOUNCES SUBJECTS

Harold Clements will play a violin
solo at the revival services in the
East Main Street Friends church to-
night The sermon by the Rev. Will
liam J. Sayres will be on Jonah" A
mass meeting for boys and girls will
be held Saturday afternoon with a
boy singer as the special attraction.
Regular services will be held at 7:3O
o'clock in the evening. For Sunday
morning and evening. respectively. the
evangelist has announced the subjects.
The High Art of Appreciation" and
Damaged Goods"
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-01-21
POSTPONE SEATING
CATHOLIC KNIGHTS

Postponement Of the installation OF
the newly elected officers of the Cath
Ollie Knights Of America until the third
Thursday night in February was made
at the monthly session in the lyceum
last night Sickness of some of the
officers was the cause.
The officers are as follows: Pres
ident George Marrer; vice president.
Michael Shinn; financial secretary,
Ed Jelly; recording secretary, John
LAWYER; treasurer, Henry Menke;
trustees, Casper Jelly, ST., Morris Car
roll and John Flanagan.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-01-21
WANTS Certificate
WITH RELIEF PLEAS

Township Trustee Edgerton believes
that there should be a law making 1t
necessary for every person who ap-
plies for charity, giving the excuse
that they are sick or that some men,
be,s OF their families are sick. to have
a written certificate from physician.
He said today that the excuse OF sick
ness is the most common one and that
he believes in many instances that
the person giving this excuse is mis-
representing the facts.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-01-21
CAPTURE F0RCER
Wanted IN. CITY

Bascom Boiling, youth who recent
ly secured about $50 in Richmond by
passing worthless checks on two
banks and three or four mercantile
concerns, has been arrested at Omaha,
Neb., and will be sent to Lexington,
KY, for trial on a charge of obtaining
money under false pretense. 1t Is stat
ed that Boiling made very rich haul
in the Kentucky city.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-01-21
LEAVES INITIATIVE
TO COUNTY CHURCHES

"Unless the churches of the county
take enough interest in the question
of bible study in the school to petition
for it's installation in the various
schools, it will not be introduced
said County Superintendent Williams.
II am in favor of the plan but it can
not be successfully operated without
the cooperation of the churches. The
schools have taken the first step and
it Is now up to the churches"
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-01-21
SENTENCES WOMAN
TO CAMBRIDGE CITY

Mrs. Isabelle Willis, woman hobo.
told Mayor Robbins this morning
that if she was not prosecuted she
would go to Cambridge City. Il
sentence you to Cambridge City,"
said the mayor and Mrs. Willis de-
parted. Before going she said that
she came to police headquarters
Wednesday night under the i'm
preston that it was a hotel
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-01-21
RICH OPENS CANVASS

Willis D. Rich, better known to his
friends as WILL" for many years in
the dairy business, has begun his cam
paign for the Republican nomination
for sheriff. Others in this contest are
Sheriff Steen, Glen Carr, Oscar Mash
meyer, Howard Ridge, Jacob Bayer
and Samuel Squires.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-01-21
Will HEAR REPORTS

Consideration of the report of the
engineering department which was re-
viewed by the executive committee
yesterday, will be made by the various
subcommittee at a luncheon in the
Y. M. G. A. at noon Saturday. All the
chairmen, vice-cbairmen and secretar-
les of the six subcommittee are urged
to be present at this luncheon.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-01-21
COUNCIL WILL ACT
ON ISSUE OF BONDS

Special meeting of the city council
will be held this evening for the pur-
pose of acting upon the sale of bonds
in which monies of the municipal elec-
trio plants sinking fund have been in
vested in such securities, being for
the most part special street improve
ment bonds.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-01-21
STRIVE FOR MASTERY
ADVISES DIR, BRIDGE

Rev. U. S. A. Bridge. pastor of the
Grace M. E. church in speaking before
the students" of the high school at
chapel this morning told them to as
sumo responsibility, work hard, strive
for mastery in all things and with the
help of God, achieve success.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-01-21
TAKES VENUE CHANGE.

The bias and prejudice of Judge Fox
toward the defendant is the basis of
a petition filed in circuit court this
morning asking for change of venue
in the case of John Clements against
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-01-21

lions are true. The Bible speaks of
AmageddOn. It is here"
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-01-21

Lille Clements. asking for a divorce.
The case will be tried in Wayne coun-
ty although another judge will be ap-
pointed by the court. The hearing
will be held Jan. 81.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-01-21

Italy's national emblem is the lily
The Washington herald., 1916-12-17

placing worn-out type brass and spacing mate
rial. 1t makes possible holding standing matter
and wait order" ads without hamperine the
regular work. 1t keeps in his cash drawer the
larger part of the money he now spends for ad
room equipment, because he can manufacture
in his own plant at less than one-fourth the cost
of buying from type foundry. 1t makes pos
sible better service to his advertisers, because
he always has enough material to meet their
requirements.
TO THE ADVERTISER non-distribution
means brand new type, rules and borders every
day in the year, more attractive Typography,
cleaner print, distinctive type faces, larger re-
turn on his advertising investment
The Washington herald., 1916-12-17
largest sossiKs eisov.Artox
Essss:aElTsHERALD
WASHINGTON &C
WASHINGTON. . {
Dsesnberl6. lns.

Lanston Nonotype Machine Co..
Phi1adelphia, Pa.
oentleneu.-
AZ this time shen CLOSING another
oosness year. and tho most
The Washington HERALD, feel It
aols service rendered by our Nonotyps Machines.
~ Tbs lanston Nonotyps Machines are. without
oouots the biggest TO tho
sna advent Of type setting machines years aA.
Our two Nonotypes keep cases filled with
o1ssn ou nsw type and the
.e have essn able est
tn the shortsst posatele time daily paper Of
e1ean-ous in
columns Our konotpss have
over In the savings made possible
This system furnishes skilled labor With
days setting. "
- Our chri stnas Number Sunday, Dsoenbsr 18th
s111 prove striking example Of Nonotype stfioienoy
fron This entire with its
ta'ss Vii not es over couple Of slleys type metal
70 oe put back into the oases, requiring fsw
notf work BY single
Aonotype the returning Of this oases
require In the ghborhood
working FOR Least ren are
used onstruottvo work.
The Washington herald., 1916-12-17

TO THE AID COMPOSITOR non-distribu-
tion means more and better work, because it
keeps him constantly supplied with the tools he
uses in his work. He produces more with less
effort because he spends no time hunting for
material. He does not have to tear down yes
terdays job before he can start on today's Job.
He is freed from the drudgery of distribution
and devotes all his time to creative work.
THE MONOTYPE COMPANY ORIGI-
MATED THE NON-DISTRIBUTION
SYSTEM and the equipment to make it a sue
cess. On this page are shown some of the
representative daily newspapers in the United
States and Canada using this equipment.
The Washington herald., 1916-12-17
THE MONOTYPE
TYPE ANDRULE CASTER
FOR NON-DISTRIBUTION

NON-DISTRIBUTION is the most impor-
tant step toward efficiency in the newspaper ad
room since the introduction of type setting ma
chinery.
TO THE NEWSPAPER PUBLISHER non
distribution means increased capacity with re-
duced cost. 1t means plenty of new material
to handle big editions and the spring, fall and
holiday rush without the excessive cost of re-
The Washington herald., 1916-12-17

Lanston Nonotype Machine Co..
Philadelphia, Pa.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-12-03
Wcscu cincn ecpnratfricbc1.

DUFF @erlansen bes ensli1@en
8otl6afters in petersburg, GubS
lanb, mubte ualdng5t Der gegen MS
quitb ulto England i%iberbaupt in
aufiebenerregenber Wei1e allfgetretsre
redts]tebenbe publiSiit 8ulabel 1silte
g atIGnloisung Dem But1Gafter 0arz
hrillsen. Sci oieier @%elesenbeit bielt
oieIer tine srDberes Nebt segen, Die
Yrepiser zines 9eparatfrieoens, poz.
Eel er bic sesen AGngJlatnb seri1teten
geI@ul0tsunsen 3uriidpies. Der Or
tifel 8nlaBels lu6e Die er1glii9e Mr=
,11ee berabouipiirpigen, .er lei BON
@ab gegen gitglanb unb epmpasbie
5l 9sutialanb erfiilt. Ser lonsIas
me- Wprlaari9 oer enslifben Nrnlee
-auf Der Meitfront erfldre ii6 nibt
pur9 Die allgebli9e Spferf9eu, fprp
oern -babur9. BOP Die beutfaen.
96lBsngrdben IN Jranfrei6 etgent@
ti@e tleine Teftungen ieien, unb oocb
lei es gelungen, aiemli6 grpbe gre
folse 81 er5ielen. Mud babe Die engz
liid)e Mrmee leineraeit gebolfen, pa~
ris gu retten unb auf ben perf@ieoez
nen ariegsf4anpldsen, qbge1esen
BON Sen Mtttonen Der .Slotte. grobe
2eiftunsen an ben Sag gelest. S@a5u
femme nod bic fil1on5ie1e Inter.
tiibuns Mublopos. n8enn Die ruff
I@e @eienfddft erfabren ntrb," 10
fiibrte Der englil9e 8ptI6after aus,
uipie piele Milionen Yfuno s@terling
gmlanO RuBlano Ibergab, bonn
miro tie Die 2opdlitdt bes Naiier4en
onerfennen miihen." ST. ldlpb nit
Der 3uridpeiiung Der @erlu1e,
3pietradt spiiden Rublano unb
England gu iden, gerabe in einem
Mpment, ND Der gnbiieg taber fei
dis ie. Die Nebe oes 8ot1dofters III
pom amtli6en Prebbureal BEN Sci
tIngen gum Mborld iibergeben
porben. l1eber 'bas Organ 8ulaBels
rHofiisti Grasb0anin" 1T Die Bg6=
pertiDsenlur %Derbanst poroen.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-12-03

Mad Morfo1f, a., TT Der
&orpeooidger rGufbtng" BON Dem
Diamond @boalsz2 eu@tf9iff 5uriid=
getebrt, ipobin er 1ib allf cine brabt>
lo1e Sepei4e I'M drotli@e 9ilfe be-
geben batte. Mlf benz 2eu9tiGiff mar
infolge bpn ptomainDersiftung ser erz
ite Maat Mn6rep gbisla geftprben,
ipdbrenb Der Selesrapbiit 81. 81. Bud
unb Der Seellamn g. &ernp 1btper an
ptomainpergiftlng %erfrantt finb. Die
beiben 2ebteren iin0 nit Der rgmfb=
ing" na9 Norfolt iibergefiibrt tporz
ben, ebenio bic 2eihe bes %pesftorbenen
&bisla.
9ieier s ageIpnnte Maior
Qepts aus Monbput, Wis., Der dlteite
Mann jener .@egenb, BEL treffli9er
@eiunbbeit fetnen SO. @eburtstag
feiern. ST. lit mod imitanbe, {i9
1elbit gu raiitren unb bat mod nie in
einem 8arbierieffeI sefei1en, .giod ME
in ieinem 2ebea 1T er nuf Der @i1en=
ba6n nod StraBenbabn %sefabren. per
@@iff lam ct por fedaig Sabren
auf benz gbippepa4BluB nod Du=
ranb unb fpdter nod Monbopt. Set
ne Satin lebt auA nod. Sic 1T 81
Sabre alt.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-12-03
geras als GrSnnbse taaf.
sat Musiidt, Der bebcntcnbit tic auf bic
icna 1clbe SIT tucrbct.

sat ausiidt, Der bebeutcnbitc anf bic
icm Selbe SIT 'ocrocn.
gisber mar SeIas ielten u1ter
ben orgrifaniiaM Steoten senannt
porDen,v mel9e Die l%psenannte @roz
nub ooer peanut" sei4dftli4 ai,=
beueu; aber man ltellt in NnsI lht,
bob IS balp elmer Der pihtisItea CRIB
nuB-5taaten Iein perbe, pen11
nitt Ser pidtigIte. So es miro in
ben naditbetellisten areilen 1ur
pubr14einlt9 ertlart, BOP e5 in nas
ber 3utunft tein eintrdslthsres
lanDbauli9es dnternebmen in Dtsism
5taate gsben iperbe, als bic grDnnBz
aultur, fir nel9e aud loeb llberS
rei9li9 @pielraum porban0sn TT!
Wor einisen Sabren erii besonn
cine tleine 3abl teganilhsr 5arIper,
je einen poer 5pei Mcres nit Orb
niiien gu bepflan5en, aber nur als
@eiDe fir Die S4meine. Nur 1p
beilaufig faBt Der eint poer anosre
ben @eDantsn ms Quge, einen Obj
Ias Marlt fir Dieles probntt alBerz
9alb Der MadborI9aft gu entipideln.
Seute aber tit Das @ufbauen eines
lpldsn Oe19dftes idon i'm l@0niten
ganse. Ser Martt fir gronuBzDsl
ipirb INNER srDber, unb eben1o Die
MaDfrage na9 ben NebenproDnften.
Nas Selt tpiro betnabe 10 bot se<
I9abt, ME bas Sel . Mlfalfa;
unb als Multfutter gilt Der Me3lz
BRET pel@er 1lar1 Dem 3ermablen 5uz
riidbletbt, nod ais %nsrtpoQer, OILS bic
gaub ielbi. es lift.
Mie mon bort oieAsn Sabrifonten
ppn Sleomarsarin iptpie pie bon 5a=
lat<Mur5ltoffen es jsBt in pielen
5dIen ppr, @rbnubzDel itatt bes
8aumpoufumenzSeles au peripenbenl.
8efanntlid 1T Ser preis Des 8aumz
poaiamensDeles iebr hoa setissen;
ltnb tpern Grbnub=Gel ebenIpsut pber
itoh better 1T, 10 biirfte ii@ Elm gro.
Der unp melt meter 8egebr mod
bemTelten entmideln, - freilt9 pirb
es Da mphl nt@t lanse ballern, Bis
al@ lein 8reis entlpre9eno 6ob sez.
Itiesen lit. Grbnubz8utter ipixa in
fat alien Seilen Der Ser. 9taatsn
INNER polfstiimlider, olh abse}ebeu,
rpn Der Mo@frase ieitens Der Yflanz
5entDltler. 90 5iemli6 ales in biez
len gepa@ien tit in irseno elmer
8eaiebung brau6bar; 10 liefern bic
Wurasln einen mertDollen 9iinger.
@9on a1f etlpa atpei Milionen
Merss 2anbess III iSegds perDen e4btt'
peanlts 'ddnigepflutl5t trosoem hie,
gntpidlling eines auspdrtisen Mnrf
tes n1a III Ser atnobeit IT. 9JSaeh.
balt 1 fir .gefpib, bob anad penn
gdes gA9dft eiuen lnodd nisla .gr6fbersen
MuHdpllng nasrier ipifb, inter be-
5anoi8fs 89srg7bberiti5s Dss ga 'Ma6 {'I
mM bout III Serbs '6ailp}tfa9lIih
bic 5punifne @rbniB eoit, peIde MT
ter bea fiinf gptslafteh,, SIC Il Sen
Der. 5tadten ge5p9en tberpeM dis
bic BETTE Tilt Die. meiifften' D3pede gtrHs;
nnmer1lid ben 9D@fsHs.3 Bifb3sntB
BON Ser entbuH ltnb iibefbiss y9
!; auf BEN peitelten Gebieh,, HIT eittst
sroBeM Mannigfalttgfeit BON alimoz
unb 8obenz@ erbdltnifl EN-, nit grfola
tultiDisrer ldBt.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-12-03

Soiepbrp arts, elm e5 Sabre
otter 8etpobner ppn Sisb Bridge, q.
S., tpurbe am Mabltase i'm Mabls
iotale ppm S6lage seriibrt, nadbem
er feline Stimme obseseben batte.
5pfort mseitellte Mieberbelebunasz
per1ude bltebell. erfolglos,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-04
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 4, 1915.


Perhaps said ought have been said
SHOUT the eanidsses Republican State and County tickets
They compared with the opposition candidates.
p as lair report instance they inferior capacity and
abilities things being should Republican cast his
bxot for any opponent deserving men? Parties live only
Through strength their The County and State organlza
Hons the integrity of National Repub
hcann felt by the party in the nation
Republican County and State tickets stand for the
same principles those who supporting the candidates on the
National ticket They working and have been striving for the
protective principles of the party Loyalty the supporters
of Hughes entitled the loyal support
is accorded to representatives Of the
The ntelgencer there members of
she Republican be robust in their fea
as the men they helped in the 1t has
quarrel with their Judgments but appeals to them IN all
fairness that where loyal service many times sacrifice
as has been Republican candidates. has been that
there should recprocaton the of the
munon that they should the loyal support that they
he given just important that the county office be filled by
Republican as that Republicans should be elected to the higher
offices
There reunited Republican party and there can be no
greater exmpcaion fact than the full Republican vote
being cast for Republican nominees from the Governor down to
the district constable Tuesday should done because there
is no reason why it should not be done
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-04
THE USELESS OFFICES"

Tn Democratic campaigners and the
press Of this State have been hypo-
critically crying Republican "extrav-
agance." They have talked about the
useless offices" created, but in no
instance have they specified what
useless office" they would abolish. 1t
is all wild talk
The Democratic platform Of 1912 as
sailed the Republican party for e1traF-
agance, one of the main charges being
that that parry had been keeping on the
public payroll horde Of useless office
holders. This declaration was coupled
with a promise of rigid economy,
should the Democratic party be placed
in power.
The Democrats have fulfilled their
promise 10 abolish useless offices by
creating and filling more than SQ,0V
new places already. And Senator Boz
ali, than whom there is no better au-
thority. declared positively in speech
made in this State a few weeks ago,
that when all the bureaus and commits
sions now provided for under the VII
son administration are in operation.
ninety-eight thousand, seven hundred
and ninety three new places will have
been provided for observing Demo
Gratis" There it IS, Instead Of Topping
off offices declared TO be useless. the
Democratic administration has already
provided 100000 additional places. aud
all of these places are being filled by
Democrats.
They have answered their promise
Of economy by aPpropriating $780,
100000 more than was ever appropr1-
ated by Republican Congress. and
by providing bond issue 20: =i%A :
ono. 600 more.
DO you want Democratic economy
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-04

ou,inotion might reflect on the admin
;,.r,.ion Tho pres;drnr was appea!ed
- IN, no referred The matter back,
..ni,i1ase nubIicity" slogan. TO the Com
mission. On October 10. this year, in
= lp,rer TO the League. ho promised to
re.examine the facts in regard 10 the
raorsst of The League for access 10
tho records of the Civil Service Com
mission This is November 4, AMI
oIec,ion is November :. but so far the
roo,rne b,c M, had = look in"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-04
LOOTING OF CIVIL SERVICE

The audacious plumber OF the civil
service by the Democratic administTa
ton has been notorious. IL has looted
the system for political purposes in
such manner that has stulLified every
member Of the administration, from
the President down. The National Civil
Service Reform League asked to be
allowed to examine the records OF the
Civil Service Commission, concerning
the examination and appointment or
fourth class postmRsters. hut permits
sion was denied them b. it. The
Commission explaining That such ey-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-04
THE EIGHT HOUR DAY

President Wilson still insists tha1
the Adamson wage increase law is an
eight hour work day law. The chiefs
of the railway Brotherhoods discla'r1
that It Is a law limiting work to eight
hours. In his Madison Square Garden
speech, Thursday night, President
Wilson again uttered his deceptive
claim OF comforting an eight hour lay
on railway trainmen. If there is any
virtue in the phrase Eight hour day,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-04
THE WILSON PROSPERITY

! When Republican prosperity pre-
{, vailed in the country We had no su;n
Initiation of prices as has occurred I'M
! der the present Democratic admins
+. tration, which declared that the high
S;cost of living was due 70 the proter-
. tive tariff. The exorbiaant prices &C.
; day refute that political solecism. We
s are shipping Soodstuffs and coal TO
= foreign consumers at prices far lover
than those quoted al home. The Amer
lean people who are not participating
in war wages and war profits are
about 40 face a winter with the cost
OF living higher than ever before IN
our history. Meanwhile the Democrats
who came into power on the promise
to reduce the cost Of living, are max
ing a prosperity appeal TO the factory
workers and TO the feeders of the Eu-
ropean armies based on the false plaa
that Woodrow Wilson brought about
that prosperity and that he kept US
out Of a war with which We had 70
concern. but which makes possible the
unstable prosperity which We nov
possess.
The official figures Of the Depart
lment Of Commerce, which have be-
jl1tedly been made public, show that
the prices which our people have to
pay for foodstuffs produced in this
county, compared with the prices At
which those same articles are shipped
to our customers abroad, are ou;ras-
eously high, and that a large portion
OF the American public has TO foot the
prosperity bill. Flour has gone 20 Sc
a barrel and slated for Sill. Bread mas
Increased TO six cents loaf During
the first eight mouths CT 1915 we ex
ma;n,y ~ the bciIiGereu;s. ~
$4,000 barr. .. .i0ur. the average
export prc, ing $3.50 per h@ryc'
Europe &o' !, reduction Of - rs:..:.
we pay an increase of $500. We cA-
ported during the 1915 period H.,
100000 bushels Of wheat. average eN-
port price s1.46 per bushel: during
the 1916 period we exported L little
over 100,00Q.000 bushels. average ex-
; port price $1.3112. falling Off Of A.
100000 bushels in exports. and OF II e
cents in cost to our foreign purchas-
ers. But wheat hovers around $500
here.
We sold 10,0eO.0o0 dozen eggs 20
the foreigners during the first eishr
. months Of 1915 for els Gents dozel,
and 100000 dozen for the 1916 per
iod at IS cents dozen. and a pur-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-04

It is the Republican party that Fan
claim the credit for il.
The first eight.hour-a.day Law was
enacted BY Congress June - l*">'
when that body was OVERWHELMINGLY
Republican. 1t provided that "e'Sh'
hours shall constitute days WORK
for all laborers, workmcn and m"chan-
les who may be employed by or on
behalf Of the government OF the Unit
cd States" This law has continued IN
effect to this day. 1t was amended ana
extended in the early Nincties, when
Thomas r. Reed was in his first term
as Speaker, and again in 1912. When
Republican President still occupied
the White House.
Among the States, Republican Hi
nois, in 1909, was the first 10 estao-
lish the eight hour day for children;
and of the twcnly-three States which
now have legislative restrictions re-
carding the hours Of employment 70:
any class Of labor. fifteen are ltcpun-
lican and only eight are Democratic.
The Democratic party never adopt
ed an eight.hour law in federal legi9-
latiun-for the Adamson bill is not an
eight-hour law at all-and whenever
a Democratic State legislature has
eyer given sanction to such enact
mcnts. il has been because al active
Republican minority took the ini'ia'
tive and forced tho issue.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-04

chaser OF dozen eggs in this country
goes home under a heavy guard. We
sent about 1000. 900 bushels Of beans
abroad during the 1915 period. at so
cents. and 100000 for the 1916 period
&C S4.7 cents. Beans here have ad-
ranced 50 per cent.
The only large advance In export
price 20 our foreign customers Is in
potatoes--from 81 cents to S1.1S, and
they are two dollars here.
The Democrats call this Wilson
Prosperity" Do you want any more
of it?
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-04

The T'cm"rratic iarty declares tariff
protection TO he unconstitutional but L
is tho only law TINT hus given the coun-
try real substantial prosperity.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-04

Thank God for wilson! Yes he
has at last opened the eyes Oh She
American people to the peril OF continu-
ing the Democratic party in power.