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The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1916-11-22
Early sale Expected.

There is every indication now that
the board OF directors Of the Farm
ers Cooperative Association will
make a sale of the pooled crop with
in a short time after the board re-
convenes next Wednesday, having
taken a recess Friday until that
time.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1916-11-22
Two Houses Burn.

Central City, KY. Nov. i6.-Two
houses belonging to the +. L. Greg
DRY estate We're destroyed by fire of
unknown origin at noon to-day.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1916-11-22

A play will be given for Goshen
school, Saturday night. Nov. 25th
Title of play. FAN a Mistake" A
farce comedy in three acts. Tir,e
two hours. ROY II. FOREMAN.
Teach or
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1916-11-22

sheep dogs are free from tax L.
the United Kingdom.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1916-11-22

One ton of whale blubber VIII
yield 200 gallons Of oil.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-02-20
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

nomnellen slntrae muroe 81. 9. 5.
SlIllipan als Spmnihip : Mrst BON Si~
dnrp @rpbe Sotpn1hip crllannt nit
einem idbrlid1eu Saldr Don $50 pier
te!ldbrlldb. nllp Der &ontratt mtroc eez
rehmigt.
vSoiler Sai,lronte~ Gnlice in Ser
&artforo Stenm Boiler Nllpectipn anS
Slnlrancc Grnteann of Sartfpro,
Gpnn., bie SanpifcHel I'M @eridtsgcz
haltne perliderno, lwtrbe poreelegt unS
gcuebmiat.
@ormne an Sran M~oeNrnplo, oof
|lclbc Iid uad1 ibrem gelcsIicGeu @pbns
nrtc hcaebe, Tim 81 %nerbiuNcrn, ocnr
Scott @ouutp sur 2ait Su fouci1, nurol
porgclcgt nno sH ocn Nftcn genpnm1en.
I Iuf gebnrig un~tcritUsten llno allgez
1tomlmencn @ntrna ullrbe oas @rul,oz
ltnb @ebdllbe Committee autGprilirt
einen @eb0lter fiir sic 9aeerung ppr
G'uioIiu I'M Gulutn @cfGngnib an
brinacn Slt laiieu.
Nnlprnd ppu Sreo @pllmer, friibel
Goltlltp Inmalt, fir Sificc : Wlictbe
2idt, Sdreibmotelialicn, S%elcpbpues
etc. mdbreno ieiner NmtsSeit muroS
por9eleat uno ON Sen Gpuntp InlpalI
perlpielcn.
uSimes ibeets~, betr. aclciiteter Nr.
Belt Der fulgenpen Nnscltelltcn i'll Del
County Sugenieurs Sfiice fir Sen 800
uut Sebrllar 1916 mlroe ~pnrselegl
llnb SIT pen Nften selc9t:
s. @t. Mallop, Gountp Sn9cnicur
s. q. 9lpan, @iilfs Gpultp : Snz
scnicur.
3. g. @arren. Glcrf.
Snacnicur's pssronihlao go. 3 -
Shl,R, Sciacno, oab sic GliutpnSrioae
@prfs ibre lnlt @pntraft pom "a .slpril
1914 einacgangcne Nrfcit p~pllenpct
eat. uub 5mar i'm @etrn9e bon $195
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-02-20

Grotofoll Ser seltriaen gieuns MN
Sc perlclcn nno 9cnebmi9t.
Helignation BON 9puis 0ieier ais
Srultec bon Iacn's @rpne Sp!mlI6ip
lpurbe rpr9elcgt uno su nell aftell gee
l1pll,nlcll.
Gctitipn BON @. =. 5aa I'M CIR
1eNl1lng pes 2cGlaire WeIlenger als
~bffi5iele 3eituug bon Seott County
iruroe por9clcst ullo sur pciteren ges
ratblnlg 5ucildsele9t.
1ctitip1 bon 6ranf Splm lm@rtrae
6iilic i'll Scr Sfficc ne3 Meeorocrs
ipdbrcllo pes Wipnats Wffdirs ln1S slpril
lullrbc gelcGlniat.
9etition prn scr @ettcnberf Cont
PAM hurd Sic Impdlte Gppf & Sal
luff lrm Mebuttipn ocs AlIc5nlenls ollf
@ruabeisentlum III Den allsgenebntcll
@renScn bon Settenbprf, lpllrpc ner=
%iptcle1 an hcn Niieiior ser Spmi1 ri
9cttenbnri ltnp Gleaiar1t @ollep Conn
flip.
9ctitipn ppn 6cnrb Mpeuielof. Sc
fallgniblpadtcr, Inn GrbIhuna @leitcs
Salars o SO uuf $50 mpuatlidl.
gstid}t bemiliet.
Yetitipn bon 81. geiIenefer uno q.
$. Solution, @cfdneniBlradlter, I'M
grbDbun9 ibrer Salare ton SO .ati
$50 mpnatlid1. Nidlt bcmiuist.
Getiiipn BON 8. sc. Giant I'm
3uriiderltattung ppn S24.00 Suuiel be-
sabltcn Gflcac9eIoes fiir $. Sba,lt i'm
Gonntp Subtle @pipital lullroe bemilz
liat, nic outs Den 2ilten Der erlallbter
Inipriide su erieben lit.
Ectitipn bes Gplntp Nltpitprs I'm
3uriideritottuug neil $500 an .. 6.
Sobnluu in @etreff Mebrbcnhluns fir
Die Yilc9c ppn Sruu~g 9. 6. Solution
i'm COUNTY 9llblie @oipitat. mlrpe be-
lpiuist, mie aus Ser Cite Der erlallb<
ten @nipriid1e su eriebcn.
Wtittbcilllng boz, 81. s. >. Gunts
lreu. Coroner, in geSug auf Sen Inz
lprlld, bon ST.. 6. @. Nodmpnh, pnrnc
ppraeleet unb 81 Sen often scnomntea.
Mittbeillulg BON Alfrcb 6. Mhlele
Ter. Wapnr pot Sdpcnpprt, erllld)enp.
bab Die gull5e Hpab Steuer, fplleftiri
BON Gigenthlm in ser Stubt 8apcnz
port. iiberlpielcn mcroc an Ben Staot=
Sdabmeiiter sum- 3lpedc Der pcrnm
ncnten &erbeileruns Ser b%auptl0dlid
befabrenen @igbpaps, sic aus Del
Staot fiibreu, lmlrbe por9elcat lu1p 81
Ben Nften gcnpmmen.
Mittbeill1g npm Glcrf bon &idort
@rpue Smp. III geSua nni Die Grncne
nuug bon ST.. 9. s. Sullipan ais Sc
Innbbeitsbcamtcr bon &idprp @rppt
Splpnibip, suiammcn nit bem &pns
trait BON ST.. 8. s. Snllipan ais
Splpnibip Mrst, mlrbe pprscIc9t unr
| auf acb0rig unterltiieten luo auee@
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-02-20

on Ser grilde SO. SO, Supenpprt
SpmnIbip, rmuroe pprgclegt ulo auf ges
bbrig utterltiletcn Nntrag ipllrpe Die
fnleenoe 6elulltipu o%nge1pmmei1:
.ScdIpfen. naB Der Goltntp allbis
tor "biernnit iHitrllirt lei, cine snpets
iune altf Den Sriidca Sono Su @luns
itcn Ser Clinton Bridge &nrfs i'll Der
@6bc BON S195 ulls6ultellen, betref1
fenoer Sctrag miro POM County, Slra
aenieur beiGeinigt fir inter apntraft
an Sriide So. 50, Davenport Spmn@
1bip. allseefiibrtc Irbeit.
Nniprut, Organization fir Idpadz
linnige &inber fir nas nit Benz 81.
ScSember 1918 cnSenoc &icrteliabr
mlgroc pprscleat uno sur @lsSablung
aneeipieIen, Sic notbi9en llcbertra9ltFl@
GEN iulrpen senebn1ist.
@icrallf lrllrleu cine In5ubl slns
lpriid)e 5llr 3ablune a~ngcluieien. Sic
Silte muroe in Der geItri9en 9ltnmer
pcrlffentIidlt.
Mnseorpnct, nob guueiiungeu alla>
geltcllt mcrNcll an Die WtltglteDer pes
8paro fin neren Saaez lmo MeilenS
scloer fir Sic Sisunocn am IT,, is.
uno "a. Sonl1ar lttrp 7. uno s.. Sebrus
ar 1915, lpie fol9t:
senrp @ers, 5 Gage, SO Meilen.
$3.50.
=. 5. Glpnn, 5 Gage, 3 Meifen,
5000.
ebas. s. 3oedfcr, 5 Sage, 8 @eis
len, S20.30.
g. 81. @illpn 5 Sage. 45 Mcilen,
$24.50.
Chris. @larti. 5 So9c. AZ Meilen,
1920.
a,f Antrag bcrtastc tiff Scr 8oaro
auf Mpntao, Sen 81. Sebrllnr 1916,
2 llbr GndmittagS.
Gopnrb Gollins,
Glert.
lIt TI
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-02-20
superbilorematbs =gerbanolunsan.
Sannar= sitnns. s. sas. I
Sc6ruar 1916.

Ser Nat6 trat in Sibulg laut pprz
bcrgesaaeener @erta9ung. Ane Mit~
9lieber anluelenb.
Sas Yrrtotpa Der sisu1,g bcs lcbe
ten Cages lplirpc perleie1 lulo beitdS
tist.
Solacnoe Seridte lpllrbell perlelen
lrlo gum Grotofol beoroert:
9eridtt scr Srren : G%ommiIlore
fir ben Dionat Sollllar.
8eridt bcs Nrucnallflcgers iiir Sen
Mepnnt Satutar.
Seriht Der aranfenpflegcrin bes
Scott GonntD 6plpitals fir bcn Mollq.
Saltliar.
gerigt oes Gountp = Sneelieurs
nit Gtatiitifcn betr. @riidcn unp 99oao
Ir6eit fin 1915.
geridt bcs Gpllntp : Sd)lliuperinz
tenbcnteu iiber Gplcftipl1cn fir Den
Gonl1tb Snititnt ,Sono mabrcnb bes
Mpnnts SSunltar.
9cricbt ser Sopnlbip = Srlitces
bon 2incoln lulb 8rincctou Splpnl6ips
iiber Gillla6men lllb Mi1sgabcn lpdbS
reno bes Sabres, cnbigcnb nit Dem 81.
Se3embcr 1915.
Petition bon Srallf 8. 2erddJan lll1t
aan5eliru1a beg @pnbs unb Micocrs
l6la9uug oes Sales bon Scott Golllz
tD scgen %. s. Mpra,1. @eripieien arl
Den COUNTY : Nnipnlt.
Retitipn BON Charles $. 9potb pon
8lgmalm & Gupn1alnl am yS.uit
Glaim 8eeb" alf aepilies belbriebcz
neg Gigent6lnn, cine Hpab becfenb,
ipclcbcs. nicnlals fir Dffentlidle 3necfe
9cbraudt mlrbe pber angcnpmmeu
bltrd) bns County in ser DItlid)er 6alf<
tc BPM noroDltliden &iertel, Scftipn
I2Ss7S@3 nlD mclbes peripicIen iplrSe
an Den County ( Nnmult an 6. SCI
selnber 1915, mfrbe miebcrllm Sllr
geratblr1a alfgerufen uno perlpielen
an Sen 9lenar Nllsldulb sur fcrnercn
llntrrlndung.
MittDeilltng bon Sen Srnltees bon
Sapcnpprt Sppn1bip llm grlalbnib
BUR llebertra9l1ns BON $4,000 bon
Dem Somnibip Hpab 2rasgins Sono
on Sen Somnibip Mpao Spnb; ale
biele Jpabs bes Splpl1lbip Gpab Sns
items mlrben lpdbrenb be5 Sa1res
1915 9eb0rig eeebnct. 9ielc Mittbciz
lung ipllrbc bur9clc9t rnb nuf 9eb0ri9
nl1terltiibten unb ongcnpnmenen ans
trag lpurbc Sic @enebmisung bes
@oarbs fir lpldle lle6ertra9ung belpils
liat III l1cbcreirltimmulng nit Seftion
1851 6 13a, Supplemental Supp
@lcntent ppn 1915.
Gittbcilung pn1t Sen grultces BON
Sberihmn Gomllbip nm @rlallbniG
snr Neberirasung ppll $500 bon Dent
I~plpnlbipe Dragging Tpnn an Den
Spa'plbip Npab Spnn. idmmtlide
STOOLS bcs Sprllbip Gnab Snltcms
rllrbcn gehDrig gcebnet irdDrenb oes
SarGcs 1915. 9ielc Mittbeilltng ipllrz
BE poraele9t n1b mlf acbnri9 %lnter@
ltilktcn nllo anocllpmmencu gntraa
purnc Bic @cnebmigung bcs 9parps
Iilr lnld]e ltcbcrtrnglng belpiIligt IN
llcbereiniiinmut19 nit 5cftion 1921
g 13a, Sl,pplcmentol supplement BON
1915.
anlprlld bnn Srieoensridter 6. 8.
9lmlabtcr iii Scr SDibc BON $500, $.
I8. Martill, &onltabler, III Der @1be
BON $500 nnb bon Gb. 9citldcr in
Der 6obe bon $1,000, bc5abltc aaitcn
an 8. e. McDnptss, &pnltablcr ppll
Gpd Sslanb Gouatp. Suinpis, III Sen
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-02-20

GterIing 8bite, melAer
onactlogt ipoy. Sri. Serlub See am
16. ytopember 1912 sst5tet au Ga6cn.
entfan, ans bcm @%sfangni5 au 9el,=
rieita, 5sr., in benz er brei Sobre
e~eieITen bate. WGise lpar alpeimal
prr3efIiett nprrcn unb lpar i'm err
ten Mro5eB All fiinFaig, i'm slpeiten
gu fi!nfmnSamMnsia Sabren 3utbt=
Ials perllrteilt lpprben, Gr bate
einell britten NrcssB %perlongt; ieine
Ibbofuten psrIudten Die @usIuhN
ring Der gnt nit @eiHes{t0runa DeS
Qnoetlaaten III entlcaulbilen.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-02-20

Ser Sci tcsfranfe George
Wegaer lpurte bura oen Sheriff bon,
Yatnpseo, Mb., benz Gefargnis in
8efminiter ein9s!iefctt, nadbem CT
leine Trau in Der %9Bpbnllns Sic
Ereppe binab9eporfen bate. Die
yral lpurbe bDfe pertebt, 9iernuf
beaob fi6 Der Mann nod Ser prote.
fontifdcn MeiDobitenz Strife, lpo ct
pure9 loutes SiilSen lll,b Yrepigen
cfe t;rd)!idle Sanollmg itDrte. Gs
getana Der geme;nre, ben Mann ali
iiberreocn, no9 einem 9aosn au ae.
ben, iDp er f~eIt9c9allm plrbe. bis
Ter Sheriff eintroi.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-02-20

Saac bpl Staat gcgcl zen Yitllcp utS)
Seth Sollltpi1, im Sc5cmlbcr 1914,
ipllrDe borgclc9t uno an Ben Gountpz
M,,ipalt bertpieieu.
Gin Nbfomncu inter Dem Gatum
bes 20. Sunuor 1916, nad ipeldlem
bas gollntp oamit iibcrcinlti,nmt, bie
6dlfte ser GfioinoIfolteu su besablcn
fir benMnfauI Dc3 Scrtilipne SDltems,
bas gemcinifoitlidr iuitaIirt lperbetl
lnI bon Der Staht Gapcnpprt uno bon
Scptt Gplintp, urlo cbeniaffs, ltm Sic
@aifte Sit be8ablen BON Den alls9abcn
sfiir sic 5ufiinitiee Grboltrua Des be-
laeten Snltems. Ser antbeil bes
gountbs fiir bciaetc aussaben loll
nidt mebr lpic $500 iiir iracnb Gin
Sabr bctrasell. lmlroe porselc9t u1lb
alli eincnF porgeidlagcnen llnb unterr
ltiibten Mltraa bin lpuroc bic lleber-
eplltimmung 9ltgebciBcn.
Noti5 BON Sli9u s.. Stab(, County
sdabmeiter, haB bic @ettenborf Sazs
bings 8anf bon 8cttenbprf, sic Sars
mers Sabiugs gonf bon 9rincetpn,
Soma, uno Die &alcptt Sabillg5 8onf
BON @aleott, roipa, bcitin1mt porben
linb ais peitere 9epplitpricn fir Dfz
fcntlide Soros, 9ernaB ser 8citatigung
bes gliperpiiprenratbs. lpllroe bprges
legt unb allf circn acknowledgement unb
untcrltii.sten Gntrae bin purbe Sic
fplgenbe Nelolution ~al,gcnpntmcn:
y@cmaB Scttipn 1867, bes Gpbe
Snpplements ppm Sabre 1913, lit es
'totbpenbig, SoB sic iolscnDe Neloll,s
ticn perprbnet piro, bcsbalb lei es
rgeidlolIen ponl Sllperpilorcnratb
bon Seott Gountp, Spira, in Situng,
baB Ser County Sdabmcil1cr bon
scott Gollntp bierbci l.llo biermit
mrtboriitrt rnp o1gcipicien lit. iliiilise
Spnos bon Scptt GouutD in Sen ongcz
fiibrten 9anfen 5u oepplliren, ais lpei=
tere 9epolitorien nno gu Iolden 8e<
trdsen, pie CT cs fiir palieno segene
iiber Sen a1bcrcn 8anfen finbet. uro
] baB Sic belagtcn @onfcn fir Ben Sc
bralld Der bcla9ten Suros 5ipei Tro%
gent 3inien per Sobr be5ablen, MOI
natlidj, 9cnndB Ser tdgliden @ilan5 am
@nbe eines jcberl Monats. IIe lolde
@eiber lplen Dem General County
Sonb ii%bertra9cn peroerl. Ille ansc@
filbrten 8anfen lrllcu cillen @pnb NIT
Siderbeiten eiameiden, ipcld)e bonn
iNSltperpilorenratb uno SdasmeiIfer
beltdtist iperben ipaen, sum- bpppelten
8etrag Der pcppnirten Summcn, 10
baB ser Sdnkueiiter Idaolps 9cbalten
miro ppn alen Ierlltltcu lplder bi1S
terlcetcn gctrd9c. Sic in Setradt
fpmcnmoen Gnnfen irerncu lpe5iea als
acfii6rt mic fDlat::
8cttenborf sapinas @alf. Scttens
bnrf, Soma.
5arnaers sapings @anf, 9riucctul,
Soma.
@alcott gqpings : @anf, @oIcott
Soma.
@tenrD @crb,
@oriiser pes @uperpiiorcurot1s.
get.: Gbiparb gnlil1s,
Glerf.
auT Antras bertaste iid ser @oorS
alf 9ienstag, Den s. Scbrlrar 1916,
10 l1bn @prmittass.
@bnarb Collins
Gtcrf.
--
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-02-20

Ser @paro trat 9enldB %leircr Ser
taal1ltg in Siislng, olle sMit9licoer
bcsl elbe1 irarcu amucIcnb.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-09-06
!. & NJ.
Doctor Tells How To Strengthen
EyeSight so per cent In One
Weeks Time In Many Instances

tons may be wonderfully benefited by
Following the simple rules Here IL the
prescription Go 10 any active drug store
and get bottle Of Bcn-Opto tablets
Drop one BOn-Opto tablet in a fourth Of
"A glass of water and allow 20 dissolve
With this liquid battle the eyes two 20
four times daily. You should notice
your eyes clear up perceptible right from
the start and Inflammation will quickly
disap pear- II your eyes are bothering
you, even little take steps 20 save them
now before IL Is too ate Many hope
lessly blind might have been saved a.
they had cared for their ewes In time
Note Another prominent Physician g.
whom the above article was submitted
said "BoD-Opto is very rema rka BILE
remedy It's constituent ingredients al
vel known 20 eminent eve specialists
and widely prescribed by them. Tn"
manufacturers guarantee a. 10 strengthen
eyesight 20 per cent in one weeks time
in many instances or refund the money
II can be obtained from any good drug
Cist and is one Of the very few prepare
tions ] feel should he kept on hand for
regular use in almost every family
Wettick's Medicine Store sells IT,
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-09-06
BIASED FL PASOAN EXPERTS

Republican papers present quoting Gun
Their esq. OF FL Paso quite promiscuously Mr.
Leasing is from all reports his admission, a
estimable young lawyer who represented Madero
during revolution later Francisco v.!a assassin.
Mr.. Leasing. defense of Villa assails
Prest Wilson bitterly boldly declares. Though
have voted the republican ticket and though it
is political suicide in Texas do so, shall vote for
Hughes"
Now. the personal opinions OF Mr.. Lessing of any
other single individual little among 100000
900 people We simply cite this a in point.
About wothrds OF the arguments Of the partisan
press against Mr. wilson's Mexican policies based
the opinion FL Paso experts; probably upon the
hypothesis that since FL Paso has been right in the
middle Of things speak should be qualified 10
testify
For the benefit OF those who may be deceived.
let US say right that there place in the whole
United prejudced than the city OF FL Paso
Texas, or whose testimony is less credible. FL Paso
has fattened on revolution war Mexico. As the
mecca Of the wealthy exles. and the distributing
point three-fourths of the supplies which the
revolutionists-at revolutionary prces-El Paso has
prospered in the past four years before As
long the revolution revolutions, continue Fl Paso
will prosper Should come between this country
Mexico it would be the center of Uncle Sans mil
itary activity.
Even today FL Paso is the base of supplies for an
army of $4,000 Peace and tranquility with Mex
would stop all this. FL Paso would lose its won
derful found bonanza.
Do you wonder that FL Paso hates the man who
stands for peace in Mexico? Do you wonder that Mr..
Leasing and other good ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS be-
Of environment principally, as reading between
lines. Leasing naively admits-are turning TO
the republican party-the party?
Perhaps you blame the FL Pasoans, but still you
hardly swallow their stories hole. You can't blame
natures everywhere, still have
something of the hog in them there patriots
for proht" patriots politics" right here at
home TO whom the republican party seems to be as
haven, the along the Rio Grande.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-09-06
PAID DELEGATES.

est Louis Post-Dispatih Ind. DEM
North Dakota delegates 10 the st.
Louis convention came as recognized
officers OF their state Each delegate
and alternate was entitled 10 draw
500 from the state treasurer prior
TO his departure. From this sum he
betrayed his convention expenses
and returned the remainder OF the
$500 10 the state. The republican
ant progressive delegates made
credita Bile records I'm economy and
the democratic delegates in 81 Louis
regulated their expense accounts
with "A view 10 saving still greater
amount of the taxpayers money.
Machine bosses and wealthy inter
ests have often gained undesira pie
influence IN conyentions by paving
the expenses OF delegates. This is
the reason why North Dakota pro-
vided for public payment That
either national conventions viii he
abolished or the delegates Of all the
states Will be given an official status
iS most nrOhable
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-09-06
WITH OTHER EDITORS
THAN OURS
THE GOVERNMENT TO MAKE
EE,RTII IZE,R
(Kansas CITY Star. In

(Kansas City star, Ind
The government is going into the
business of making fertilizer out of
the air. OF making the air feed US
Congress has appropriated 20 million
dollars for the building of "A hydro
electrical plant for making nitrates
with nitrogen extracted from the
air.
Nitrates are used in making high
explosives such as are used in shoot
ing the big cannon OF modern war
fare. We have been depending since
the war upon nitrates from the nat
ural beds OF chile. But If We had
war with a foreign yer il might
cut of this supply ar d then we would
be helpless unless we had a plant
such as this one about 10 be built.
In peace times the plant viii turn
out nitrates for fertilizer. The most
valuable fertilizer in the world is
nitrogen Until il was discovered
that nitrogen could be taken from
the air the soil was given nitrogen
through the application of manure
and other fertilizers containing a
large percentage of IT, But in the
last rev YEAR tire ma - AfA-Ntt@N vi
nitrateS with nitrogen from the air
has been developed on q large scale
in Europe.
The process is simple. There is
a great electric arc in which the air
is heated TO tremendous degree
Now air is made up principally Of
nitrogen and oxygen. oxygen Will
burn. but nitrogen will not so air
is passed through this superheated
spot between the poles OF the cleo
tric arc and the oxygen Is burned
out OF IT, What remains Is nitric
Divide This is then mixed with air
and the result is twice as much nj
trcgen as before 10 the same amount
of oxygen Water is added and tile
result is nitric acid. which may be
used for making explosives. il IL
had 10 De used AS fertilizer limestone
is treated with IL and the result is
nitrate OF lime. which may be mixed
directly with the soil and is the
greatest fertilizer known Ii is
equivalent 20 the famous nitrate Of
soda from Chile
The Germans and Scandinavians
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-09-06
TESTING THE DEMOCRATS.
(The New Republic.J

(The New kepubliC.)
Whether the democratic revenue
bill is measure of temporary eX-
pediency or d deeply considered
measure of party policy, admits Of
simple test Will the republican party
if successful at the polls. repeal the
law and eXtirpate the social princi-
pies il Involves Will the republic
ans reduce the income tax TO a mod
crate impost, at a fiat rate. or abolish
it altogether? VIII they abandon
the estate tax, and bind themselves
TO abjure the principle of special
taxes on easy profits, such as those
Of the munitions trade only in case
they feel themselves very firmly seat
ed. If they gain power by narrow
majority. they viii hardly feel safe
in striking at the principles the dem
ocrats have established in law. They
may mitigate the severity of the law
but in the main, they will md them
selves limited 10 the task of working
out a more perfect machinery foF
administering IL than the democrats
at present seem 10 contemplate. Even
so they viii be unable TO rob the
democrats of credit. In its revenue
bill the administration has created
for its party a permanent capital hat
viii not waste even II the pending
election is lost.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-09-06
GOING BACK AFTER THE WAR.
dayton. o., News)

dayton. - News
Instead of suffering from a flood
Of immigrants 20 this country after
the European war, a million or
more foreigners now in this coun-
try will go back 10 Europe as soon
as the struggle ends. That is the
report OF the steamship companies,
any way, and il is based on pretty
reliable information.
These steamship companies state
that they are having hundreds Of
thousands of inquiries concerning
passage 10 Europe, and that many
foreigners now in this country are
actually making deposits on tickets
to be secured just as soon as the
war ends Their agents in Europe
also report that there are no in
quiries for passage, and that there
is no prospect OF any considerab BILE
mum Der of persons coming TO this
country al the close Of the war
The students may prophesy as they
please. we prefer 10 accept this
cold-blooded reasoning of the
steamship companies.
this country is simple enough These
foreigners want 10 return 20 their
homes TO see what has become Of
their relatives. They may intend TO
return 10 the United States when
they find their friends. but in that
many of them are mistaken. Once
I'M Europe. where there viii be "a
demand for their labor. at good
wage, they are more likely TO re-
main there than 70 return 10 this
country.
There are hundreds of thousands
of foreisners in this country who
have not been able 20 hear from
their. relatives since the war be-
gan. Naturally they want 10 know
what has become of them-and
just a. naturally they are going TO
Europe 10 find out as soon as they
can 20 back 10 the lands from
which they came So We shall
actually lose instead OF gaining pop
ulati0n.
The statement Of the steamship
companies bear out what every
editor in this country knows 10 be
the truth-that there are many
foreigners who are anxious 10 hear
from friends and relatives. We have
written many letters for these for
eigners. and have interceded with
the state department for number
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-09-06
ROIIMANIA AND WHEAT

decline in the wheat market and that collapse
is perhaps the significant development thus far
attendant to Roumania's entry into the
The Chicago wheat exchange keeps its finger tight
upon the pulse of the financial world and its
o. information are many and varied. The wheat ma
npulators rarely make mistake.
The slump in wheat indicates that the wheat barons
confident OF early reeasal of Russa's
stores of wheat upon the markets O the world This
means just as certainly that they expect Russia to
make short work of Bulgaria capture Adranople then
Constantinople and open the Dardanelles.
The wheat market is seldom affected by sentiment.
falls only hard boiled backed
by ample proof The sudden decline in wheat is an
ominous portent the early elimination Tur-
key and Bulgaria from the great war.