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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-08-16
STILL HOT AND DRY
No Change Is in Sight in the Next
Two Days.

Temperatures today averaged five
degrees above normal. The wind is
blyowing at the rate of % miles an
hour from the southeast.
No change in the weather situation
is promised for the next two days.
Tuesday was fairly cool day, with a
ma ximum degrees below normal
There were showers in many parts of
the state last night and a few n.od-
erately heavy rains. The night was
warm, but not uncomfortable and the
wind was expected to minimize the
high temperatures today. Generally
fair weather with no important change
in temperature tonight and Thursday
is the forecast.
The lowest temperature this morn
ing was II degrees at o'clock At
that time the mercury started to climb
and by 9 o'clock had reached a point
degree higher than the maximum
reading yesterday The temperature
was expected to reach 80 degrees
today
The wind this morning made eight
miles an hour from the -outhw est.
Continued on Page Tw0.)
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-08-16
7. R. TO MOUNT STUMP
Will Speak Twice In Maine and at
Battle Creek Next Month.

New York, Aug. 16.-William R.
Wilcox. chairman of the Republican
national committee, announced today
that Colonel Roosevelt will speak in
Maine on September 5 and s and in
Battle Greek on September so. Charles
w Fairbanks will speak in Maine
September and g. Tentative plans
have been made to have Fairbanks
speak in Pittsburg on Labor Day and
during the same week in Oklahoma.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-08-16
SCOTLAND MILITARY ZONE
To KEEP OUT TOURISTS

Glasgow. Aug. 1.-THE whole of
Scotland north of the Caledonian
canal has been declared a special
military area and no person is al
lowed to enter the area without
permission from the commanGant-
The order keeps out tourists who
are advised to visit other parts OF
Scotland.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-08-16
TOO GREAT MIXTURE IN
SAUSAGE, DEALER FINED

Berlin. Aug. ia merchant in
Hemburg has been fined 600
marks for one of the most remark
able offenses yet recorded against
the pure food laws. A liver sau-
age sold by him for marks and
30 pfennigs the pound was found
on analysis to contain macerated
rubber. finely ground hair and gel
atine. There was neither liver nor
other flesh or fats in the sausage
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-08-16
WHERE'S DEUTCHLAND?
No News From U-Boat Since 1t Left
q. S. Fourteen Days Ago.

Berlin, Aug. 16.-The German sub
marine Deutschland has not been
heard from since she cleared the Vir-
ginia capes on the night of August 2,
it was learned from reliable marine
sources here today.
Sixteen days were required for the
Deutschland to cross the Atlantic on
her trip to Baltimore. Part of that
time she spent in lodging hostile war
ships Actually she could have made
the voyage in much shorter time. The
fact that fourteen days have elapsed
and she has not been heard from indi-
Gates that she has been compelled to
take a roundabou course on the re-
turn also, to avoid British and French
warships, if she has not met with a
mishap.
She. is equipped with a high power
wireless apparatus but probably would
not communicate with a German sta
ton while in British waters, fearing
detection and pursuit.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-08-16
RAIN IN SOUTHERN KANSAS
All Night Downpour at Pittsburg
Precipitates LA Inches.

Pittsburg, Kan, Aug 16.-Rain
which started falling at 10 o'clock last
night continued to fall thruout the
night. At o'clock this morning the
precipitation measured LA inches and
prospects were for more rain during
the day.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-08-16

"Do INTO othcrs- and say
nothing about the effects of the
weather on your dispositions
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-08-16

WEATHER FORECAST for Kansas:
Generally fair tonight and Thurs
day; not much change I'm temperature.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-08-16

Washington. Aug. 16.-Success or
failure in reaching a common ground
for settling the threatened general
railroad strike hinged today on the
olsposal OF other issues, growing out
of the eight-hour day princinle
Hope of arbitration has gone. The
president is understood to have eefi-
nitely discarded this as a means of
accomplishing peace. But there was
Continued on Page Two1
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-01-07
Sclegrapbtidle 9fpti;cn.

@rann Sltnctip Gul. Sas
Wttnenlaeer @atcpap int Iiiolucitlichcu
gie'n enllntp llno cine sln5abl iIulirtcr
Hanetes III ocmieIbeu Siitrift Iino leit
e'ner sSpte ourI tieien Sebnee BON
1ller auslparti9en @erbinpung abscz
ldtnltten lhb Iebr lpahrlheinIih in
Moth. Gin nellcr Sdlneeidll pun 4 3pll
bat oie gage perlhlimnert.
spltpn. Cine 5zidbrige oemofroz
tl'he @crlpaltlm9 in Nallac6uIetts enz
oete heute NIT Ser ginlebung ser in
Der lcRten SSabl liegreidlen republ.
&anplodtelL @puperneur San1 g.
@Sc@all luo @ieesoup. Gpoliooe.
9'cm 9orf. Sic II. g. Steel Cor
ppratlpn bcIdloB bclte, Die 2o6nc all
ler lbrcr ltnacIfulteu slrbeitcr llm 10
Nrp6ent Sll crbpben.
9lcm Dorf. Gbos. gs. S9napp,
Sdlasnleiitcr Ser st, .. Simes llnp
frilbercr 9fcoatteur uuo S5crausoeber'
Der st. Spuis Hepublic" lit beute in
Der Sfficc Scr Sines plDelib on S5ers@
ltlIaa geIrorbcn. CT mar 80 SATIRE alt
nno @itgriinoer Ser slll. 9reB.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-01-07
2ampfcrunsliid.

@alIippplis, 9. 6. San.
Scr Slubbampfcr &anaipba rannte gcs
ltern 9iadt I'M Sbioflub aesen Ben
9amm SO. 19 an linp perlnnf. Ser
&apitan unn 26 Galiasicre lnh@lannz
ldaften iino sercttet, aber s Serloncn,
3 S1iffslcutc llnb 5 Galiuaierc, lper1
Den pcr,nibt lunb iinp lpabrideinlieb
crtrnnfcn.
q ep 9orf, s. San. Ser perfriipS
petite sriedtldle 9ampfcr Sbeilalpnifi,
ser allf Sec ppn leinen 300 &aliasica
ren lub Ser Wlonnihaft nbn 120 pers
lalIcn ipuroe, lbipinmt nod unb lit
cinc G;efabr fir Sic Shifffabrt. Sic
@eretteten mcrScn belltc sfadt pner
n,orecu bier cintreffen.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-01-07
@nlltu Dos>tn angritft 9t9tn bic 0lr, Tront
tingefeQt,
Somoomer TIN. e.. ,ttadt aber ,pieoer 1T
3nS%D ftSMuiif
llna erIab, pas Die Rueu aaes gu tbnn beabf@tiau.


as ben @erre Mue eien Sd lr Sic Nednun9 maiden fDune
2n9egen piro ben gnnterdcn gas Sic ruie Sf
tenipe Die beuen Gdn gegen Gabpeu n,oe merz
pe = Sph peH pellDeH &anpfrontem pentg Neues
ldpe9 in gSon lcbcr eien Geeie9 be ganaonnia in
A1ra - 8o ein belter alter &aen gGidih erpcr" plrbc
1lder GrbeonsreB nit grcpiertembrbei geaen Mlapouo
lnb Sic brei Grbteiseber aabinet ausoctrcten
lnterbans bat Die 3a9sba in 2ug nit 4o3 oeoeu 1O5
stmcn genebms gl ino lpabrldenh 336 aNeuz
idn pon &aer g8l6elm ba(p ipcS ouf Sem
3nmm ein.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-01-07
Yerlia=Taa lto0 int 9unfeln,
sssin Sepeis, oab Der Sampler torpeoirt ,puroe.
4meritaner Gbas. @rant
mt iagt es ei eiue eiielGrploilou sewejcn.


er earriion nodt lid laderd 2ort aal 0itirconz
mlee SnB ner Sortbcltono ciuer erpcr 9r o6z
barge er foroert 600 afaoncn m SATIRE lno 6enot
ein arngsbup9 200 9Gaionen ESc brs 2pppc S st1
Sabres - Mrfo Acioluion otgenpnmcn sraIiSent
S"p 'ou e1 soh9feB nS %efouef hen StnIi1idcr
pier @erb as armc5 d u orf cinoctroffcn
SHIRT 5me @duBe N6u6r sootcn saat5onl1 mn
termh orar gntrng Der Geiduee erlbpcrt ris ser
lmrot 0opuf oaB ailhe glorneortieric suro lit @enu
es atd1 penige Ganu cin Ioaer.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-01-07
Bic Wdrftt.
8ru6nhe.

Gbieago, 6. San. Mei5en -
1868 Ofai, 11S7s. ssl,li.
&orn 7715 arai, 777s SSllli.
soafer 1914 aaai, AZ Sllli.
@etreibe fir 8aar: $50. 2 rot6er
@inter 1861; go. 2 aorn alt IS,
nelr 20; 5tanoaro .@afer 46.
9foggell go. , 9S1a.
@erlte 64-76.
Sieb unb 8robiFpnen.
Gbicago, 6. San. Ninopieb =
3ltfllbr 5000. Stiere $6.00-9..
so; @iibe nno &inoer $3.00-S.40:
&Glber 81 1915.
Sdapeine 3uflrbr $4,000. 10,
hober 5l $6.65-7.2o; 5ltmeilt 81
$6.S5 .05.
Sbafe 3uf,lbr $4,000. Set 81
S6.75-7.25, sannlrer $40 Ri:
$1O.25.
@efliigel 15c, Srrfeps 1Sc.
@ntter Creamery - 22Es III:
301ac.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-01-07

n1cbt offl8'ell anfgefldrt lit, ldeint es.
nod nab rltlliid6en Guellen, baB Sic
Seltrelder allf elmer lan9cn gertbeiz
bigunssltnie bart bebrdrst iinb unb
sepaItise @eritarfllnsen nod bielen,
9iltrift lperfen. Son Ben 9illiicn miro
bier eirl ltarfer gpritoB alli Sic 2inie
&olpnlea fStanislalp : $oalic5 cr-
ipartet, ipo sic Seitrei1er ltl1b 1elttz
lcfen lett GINGER 3eit macbtise Ser
tbcibigungsiuerfe borbereitet baben.
sSn5ipild)en lit nber aud Die rlllliIche
5telluns $50 Meilen ipeitcr n6rbli1
am nittlcren StprflllB grobartig perz
ltarft lpprben unb Sic Gl1iIen fangen
an, aus Ser bprtisen gllmpfreaion
beraus5llfpmmen, nit Ser Nuslidbt, sic
gefrorenc1 Straben entipeoer nad)
giorbipelt, @elt, ober Siiblpcit bemt~
ben 5u fDnnen. Gieier sSorti9ritt lit
nid)t bas Gtelultat elmer ei1selnen
gdladt, lol1bern eincr geibc bon
adnpfen ipabrel1b ldngerer 3eit.
ssll ben @allptitabten Ser gntente
'ipiro bie Iniibt ausgeoriidt, oaB Sic
.ruliiIde 9ffeniibe sic Gldne ser genz
tralntahte fir Bic Snbalion galpnifis
lnb gspptcns pollitanbis iiber Sen
@aufen 9eipurfell babe.
Ssn gerbinbltng nit Ser 9eltrieen
@selplns bon Ser 3erltorllns eines
(ober pes ein5isen) oelltdjen ariess@
oampfers auf Dem Sanganpifaiee I'M
Ditli6en gentralafrifn lpirb nod be-
ridtet, oab Sic britiiden @diffc, pelz
de Die llebergabc Scr beutlden Sabr<
aellse er5iuattsen, ipe5iell 5u bieien,
3necf IN england gebaut lrlo nad1
oem persen slfrifas transportirt ipurz
ben. 8is GUT slnfllnft bieier sdiffe
beberrId)ten sic Gentiden Sen Sanga@
npifa, Ser I'M Mittelpunft cincs gros
ben llno ipidti9en Serritorillnas liest.
Sic Mnipelenbeit britild]er nrntirter
5d)iffe allf oiciem Gee bat Sic Gage
bprt pollitdnois 1tmsefebrt, mas bier
als ein eiinlti9es @or5eidcn fir ben
fommcnpen Sclbsug in Situfrifa be-
tra6tet ipirb. (gine breitgetrctenc
9agutellc, Sic auf Ben sroBen &ries
nidt ben serin9ltem Ginflub bat.)
9as SntereNe an Der ierbilden
Sliidtlinssarnce 5eiste lid beute
brrh folsel1bc. slnfraee I'M l1nterbalt~
le.: go Elm betrddtlider 1beil Ser
ierbil1cn Irnec lib in Sflltari in
Notb bcfinoe, 1la6bent CT 9roBe gntz
bcbrungen bel bem 9iidSug iibcr @es
bir9e aus5ulteben batte llnb ob CT. sc.
&egierlns bielcr slrrnee eil,en geeisne<
ten 2a9crplab i'll Der Mittelmeer~3ez
gipn alipeiien iperbe, no bielc 2eute
nltsrllben unb Iid) erbpIcn f0nncn?"
2orb Gobert Gecil, ltnterltaatslefreS
tor Deg sluslpartigen, anttpprtctc, baB
Gin betradtlider Ibeil Ser entfpmntez
men lerbil6en Srupper in Sflitari lieS
gen, lpo lie 5uerit srobe glptb ausgez
itanben 1atten. Sic Gage 1ei aber lebt
bcbeutenp gebeiiert. Sic grtentend1<
tc baber alld Ben letten gbcil berSraz
&c in gripasuns, pollen abcr aus mis
litariiden@riirb nihts iiber bie Mb=
iiht perlaltten laiien, Sic tic nit Der
ierbii6cn Mrmee (ober mas babpn iibs
.rig) baben. Ntbcner 9cpel6en la9en,
bab bic 3abl Ser ierbiiden Sliidtlin%.
9e allf ariecbil6em @ebiet iebt etipa
100000 @lanr bctrage, ipoppn 5000.
in Sulolliti.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-01-07
Ser arieg.
Ser bentlde 8erid t.

8erGim 6. San. (lteber gaD@
billc.) Gin frans0iild)er slnsrifi nit
Sano9ranaten geaen beutldc gtellun-
gen norbDltlir) bon 2en1esnil ipuroc
NIT 2ctbtiefeit abseipielel1.
gllliirte slrtillerie bpnlbarbirte leit
geitern rnllnterbroden Sic lpid)tigr
Stabt Gems ,lorbDltlid bon Mrras
lnb Centrum Ser fran5. &obleninou@
ltrie.
Gin aIliirter 9uftaugriff auf 9ouai
idlu9 febl llnb oeutlde Slieger lboiz
fen 5ipei britild)e sleros ab. Cine Dic<
ler MaIbine,l tpurbe, BON 2eutnant
8oelfe 5ur @trede gebra9t, Ser jeet
z feinblide Geros 5erltDrt fat. Gs
bat audi glrtillcrieblelle an mebreren
Hnnften Der 8eitfrpnt geseben.
Mn ser Miga 9ipi,lsf = syrpnt ii,
8ubfanS batte cine oeutI1c Mcfosuose
5irnngstrnppe I'M Bnlbe iiibIi6 bon
Safobitaot iih por eitter rlililden lte~
bermaht 5uriid5u5iebcn.
Sin Der ipolbpnilden @rcn5e griffett
bic 9elltlben cine borseldypbene rltlliz
idc Stellung OH llub belctten iie.
8iener SO e Ibung.
@ien, 6. San. Sic Ghatigfcit on
Ben gali5iihen lt1lo bellarabildel1
Sronten fat iid) bebelltenb perrniubert
llnb bic Nullen baben ibrc S,,fanterie~
angriffe nid5t erneltt, pbiprbl lie ibr
slrtilleriefeucr fortlcben.
sln Ser italii6en Sront Daben bie
Seltreieber Sic fiir5Ii6 senonnnene
gtelllrng rabe 9olje segcn aue italiz
ihen Gesenansriffe bcbalptet.
Hetrpfrmnrn M cs.
Getrograb, 6. San. Nad) ben
Gepeiden bon Der Ssront id1ei1t es
nidt nnlpabrlheinlid, bab sic auitro-
Dcutldel 3rdfte am liibli6cn glrbe ber
aampf5one in naber 3ufltnft (ipieber
@prI6ublorbecrcn) infolse bes iteti<
gen ruiltfben @ororingens spil6en
Dem obercn @tripa uno Der run1dniz
Iben @reu8e gum giiid5ug auf cine
2inie ge5ipltugen perben, bie bllrd &oS
lomea, Stanislaip llnb Spalib per<
lduft. Sic Seltreidcr lpllen ibre
8alis bcrcits bon G5ernoipib nad &oz
lotncn suriidberlegt baben.
Sbtppb( bie Seltreieber lid tapfer
balten, IpIlen Die 9fuilen bo6 nebrere
sseitltnsstperfe BEL G5ernptpib ecnontz
men, Sic giIenbabn 3ale5fi G5erros
NIB bltrdlcbnittcn baben llnb Sic Ser
binouns 5ipii@en g5ernoipik nnb 8os
lpmea beDrobell.
Barrier 8lalt.
Enris, 6. San. Sffisien. 3tpiz
Iben gniiions llnb 9ibeims fat unlcrc
s(rtiuerie Sic eegneriiden 8nttericn
angegriffen llnb Sen feinbliden User
fen in Der @eaenb norbtueltlih bon
@ai0p ldiperell S6aben 5lgefiigt.
sn Ser gbnmpaenc baben mir ser<
Itoreube @ombarbenents gesen per%
Ibiebenc egponirte Hmnfte Ser fei,lbz
lidcn Sront seri6tet. 9ieie gon,bar<.
dement's per,lriahten Gin Gcmctcl in
oen beutI6en Graben llno bra6ten
cinigcDhunitipnslager 5unt Ggpipoiren.
gon Ser belsiiden Sront: @db<
reno Bic belsildc slrtilleric bic beutS
lden gatterien 0ltlid bon 9ign,llbe
onor;ff hn,,,hnrSirte ser cScinb 0nS
Sort Neube gbapclle. Seftige &antpfe
NIT &anbsranaten baben bel steen&
ltracte tpieber be9onnen.
STE 2onbone t II M d) a Ii.
2onbpn 6. San. 9as G'ebiet
ruiiiiber griolae iiber Die sltItroe
9eutlden i'm Often eripeitert iid6. OBJ
tpobl sic Gage rlmbum G5crnoipis nod
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-01-07
SdjDner @epanfc.
It I / d CT io(tcn II a Ii
q c II / i ch t IL CT s { IT

sScm Yprf, s. San. @unoesride
ter Soenrp >. G(opton bon sllabana
rloltete hentc an Die 9inoeItridl siirz
ger pelte nas Sntcrcilc hires Sc
bllrtslallocs iiber nas Ser Ser. Staaz
tcn lrcllen, bic Iiebcnslpiiroioe ginlaz
ouna, pom sla9eiiht Der groe su perz
ld'lrl1ocn. Gr nlacbte oieieScmerfune
III elmer slnipradc on Sic Granoilrp,
melte sur ssienerolillablnc Ser In
ter'ldang Der Sbatisfcit ocutIchcr
s9ulten III oiclcm 2onoe cin6er,lfel1
lullrnc.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-01-07

,ssn @liind,elt apollen sic
'Sta1nnrgGlte oas Miniiterillm erlll-
den, aalbsbaren als Mebllpeiie 5ll
erflaren.
Sen SGngerinnen tpiro perbo-
ten iein, on fleiidloicn gagen Mou-
la0en slt iibel1.
SeSenians f0nncn Sie @aite an
'oen fleilhlolen Sagen 1liht frei bon
Ser 2cbcr reOen.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-01-07

psiiiien iid Sic aelluer dn sen
fleiihloieu Sagen sic garts&oteletten
abraliren laiien?
ssleii6 ooer fcim 6leiIt, iiir
bie sSeinoe baIben Die 3elitl6en im-
1ner nod @loplc iibrig.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-01-07
Ste Con 5 . /, e t II NJ { d) a II.

Ste 70 II . Q II T u NJ " q y.
2onbom 6. San. gas Gebiet
ruiiiiber Griolge iiber bic s(nitroe
9eutident i'm Often eripeitert iid). OBJ
tpobl sic Gage rllnbnm G5crnoipis nod
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-01-07

nbereln, ooB feiH llntcricc6oot aele6en
iplwoe.
Sic aIlacmeinc iutcrnationole ooae.
elnIc}lleBlid5 Der &riIi5 nit bet Cen
traIn1afbtcn beiiialidl oes llntcrieefuiez
sest lrtrn naor9en pom Scnatscon,mitz
fec Tllr Nlsludrtiae5 beratEen luerber.
Sos Committee bat cine ..Qolie Saten
por lldl ltber Sllbirn3 &crbaltcn oeaeu
ote neutrole Sd1iffo6rt llno Sic Inter
haHNllngen nit SelltIchlano iibcr sic
llntericctriea sfii6rlrng. 2ieie @apiere
lput0en ocm Committee 5ufolge eincr
SellatsreIollltipn iiberlanot.
&rdlioent gSiiipn uno 5efr. oon~
ing lilto nod pbnc beitintnlte ,sr1forz
nation. auf meIeher cine oFfisiefle s(fz
tion I'M GcrIia 3lpiItenfoQ geeriins
oet lperocn fDnnte lno bis oa6iu hal
ten Die bpben @errcn nit ibrem llrz
rbeil 5urilct.
aF erifo HeInlution an
genp m M eli.
Senator sails Hclplutioil, ipe(dle
Den GraIioenten Inn oie ,Snfornatipl,
erlnht auf lpeldle er Ieine arerten=
nung Der Garran5a 8caicruno in,
Wterlfn arilnbctc. ilrse fellte aen,
<Senat einItimimg angenp1nmen @or=
1tser Stone bonn altsip. Gpmmittee lab
felnen @rllnp 5ll Girupano unb bean
tragic lelbit Sic 9lnnobmc.
Srilherc Graiioenten, 1agt IaI, bdtz
ten rcn &rngreB i'll i6r @ertraucn aez
spgeN penn ea iih I'M sic Slnerfenz
ming frentocr Neoierllnecl honoelt.
Sludl sellatpr Spogc, Dos fiibreuoe re-
publ. S'litalieo i'll ausip. gpnuuittee,
llltcrItiietc oie Hc'pllttipn.
@eroi onrf niht urnlirt
fd6rcn.
Ser italiIde 9inicuoantgfer @erSi,
Der hclltc nit 5luei orci5oQiaeu @cid1iiz
een lllo ron Observation-Disclosures be-
nlcnt III s(clp 2)prf eilitraf miro teinc
&Idrun9spopicre sur @ieocrausfaGrt
crbaltert, bis oieIe @cichiisc abmpntirt
Nno entfernt lperbcn. lric bcute Iacht
Ton @camtcn pcs Staatsalntes otuee
filnoigt lrllroe. SoIltc oics nid5t ocs
ldehen, 10 fann CT ols &rieesldiTf be-
hdllHclt ltnD lnternlrt pcrocn.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-01-07

q nj I ita II eft Grant berid
tet iiber q cllelz grplo
ion.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-10-21
PHYSICAL GIANT WHO
SUSTAINED so, 900 VOLTS 4
TO COLLECT SIS. .OO0

SAN FRANCISCO. Oct. 21.-The
United States circuit court Of appeals
today refused a rehearlng in the case
of P. r Sheaff of Fairview. New,
against the Pacific Power company
and sheaff will now collect a judg-
ment of $4,000 from that corpora
tion, awarded him by the lower courts.
Sheaff, a physical giant, was an
employe of the power company In
1912, and while performing his work
came in contact with wire carrying
$4,000 volts of electricity He lived,
despite the fact that 1900 volts is said
to be fatal.
The current passing through his
body is said to have burned hole in
his right shoulder, taken several feet
Of skin from his back and burned the
flesh from his feet He is now said
to be physically unfit for any charac-
ter OF work.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-10-21
Tive STOCK MEN ARE PROSPEROUS

PORTLAND. Oct. 21.-Cattle men
Of interior oregon are enjoying their
greatest prosperity This is the word
brought to Portland by J. NJ. Thomp-
son, a prominent livestock man of the
Fossil section. Farmers OF Gillian
county could not help making money
this season" says Mr. Thompson. for
the very good reason that they not
only had excellent crops. hut most
excellent prices.
THE rains were 80 well distributed
that the range was the best known
for a great many years. The cattle
OF that section Of Gillian county
around Fossil are rolling in fat. Just
before I left Condor, wheat was sell
ling at 3l.25 bushel. That's pros
perity in nutshell"
Poor Cattle Are Steady.
While there Is certain degree Of
weakness in the cattle market general
" at North Portland It is the poorer
class Of stuff that is holding about
steady. over night there was quite a
fair run in the local yards. Cows con.
unue rather weak, with tops at S5.25
@5.50.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-10-21
SEIZED LIQUOR SOLD, CHARGE
Railroad Ayers Sheriff Hodge Permit
ted Unlawful Disposal.

SEATTLE, Oct. 21.-The Chicago
Milwaukee & st. Paul railroad
through its attorney, today accused
Sheriff Robert T. Hodge of permit
ting liquor seized in a freight car to
be sold to a Seattle drug store, while
Hodge alleges that the liquor was de-
stroyed by his deputies.
The railroad company sent a let
ter asking the county commissioners
to pay $40, the value Of liquor con-
signed by Louisville distillery to a
drug store at Renton. Wash, and seiz-
ed by Hodge. The letter says:
"As a matter of fact portion, il
rot all, of this shipment was located
in one Of the downtown Second ave-
nue. drug stores, Seattle, having been
sold to the proprietor of the drug
store by plainclothes man"
The letter was turned over to Prose-
cutting Attorney Lundin who promised
thorough investigation.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-10-21
Baptist Church,

Announcement of services at the
Baptist church. Pendleton, Oregon:
Bible school, 10 O'Clock a. M. E. A.
Gregg, supt. Sermon by pastor. Rev.
e. r. Clevenger, II a. m; young
peoples meeting, $50 p. M. leader,
Mrs. Fendall The B. Y. P. U. will con-
duct the evening service at 1880, as
SISTED by the choir under the lead
ership of Mrs. Mcdonald. Sacred an
thems morning and evening. Mrs.
Mae Hager and Mrs. Nellie McDon-
aid will sing solos at the evening SER
vice. All are cordially invited to at
tend these services.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-10-21
BEGIN HOT WATER
DRINKING IF YOU
DON'T FEEL RIGHT
says glass Of hot water with
phosphate before breakfast
washes out polsons,

II you wake up with a bad taste
bad breath and tongue is coated; II
YOUR head Is dull or aching; if what
you eat sours and forms gas and acid
ia stomach, or you are bilious, constl-
ptted. nervous. sallow ard can't get
feeling just right. begin inside bath
ing. Drink before breakfast, a glass
Of real hot water with teaspoonful
Of limestone phosphate in It. This
viz flush the poisons and tox ms from
stomach, liver, kidneys and bowels
Ard cleanse, sweeten a1d purify the
entire alimentary tract. Do your in
side bathing immt diately upon aris'
ing in the morning to wash out Of tho
system all the previous days poison
rus waste. gases and sour bile before
putting more food into the stomach.
Tc feel like Young folks feel like
stu felt before your blood. nerves
aDd muscles became loaded with
body impurities, get from your phar.
M.acist a quarter pound of limestone
phOrphate which Is inexpensive and
almost tasteless. except for a sourish
twinge which is not unpleasant.
Jlst as soap anil hot water act on
the skin, cleansing, sweetening and
freshening, so hot wafer and lime
stnHe phosphate act IN the stomach.
liver. kidneys and bowels, Men an 1
women who are usually constipated.
bilious, headachy or have any stom-
sch Disorder should neg'n this inside
bathing before breakfast They are
assured they will become real cranks
on the subject shortly.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-10-21
Christian

Services at the Christian church
Sunday, October %: Bible school al
9;45; preaching and communion At
II a. m: preaching at 1880. Pastor
Hubbell will give two helpful practi-
cal sermons We are getting ready
for special gospel meet'ngs to be con-
Quoted by the evangelists, NJ. Howard
Fagan and wife, beginning October
2ath.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-10-21
Church of the Redecmer.

There will be a celebration of the
Holy Communion at Z 80 a. m. Sun
Gay school at 10 a. m. Divine service
and sermon at II a. m. and 1880 p,
m. The offertory solo 20 Lord Most
Holy" by Caesar Frank will be sung
by Mrs. S, H. Forshaw. The cash
offering in the morning will be for
the American and Syr' n relief. All
are cordially invited Charles Quin-
ney Rector.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-10-21
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Christian Science.

E. Webb and Johnson SITS. Services
Sunday IL a. m. and p. m. Sunday
school 10 a. m. Wednesday s p. m.
Subject of lesson sermon, probation
After Death" The reading room at
the church is open daily, except sun
Gay, from until p. m. This church
announces free lecture on Christian
Science, Sunday at p. m. in the
Temple theatre.