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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-04-14
Iuit pbsr sic 9sfdbrbung BON ameri.
ianifdtn 2eben iein piirbe.
Gum llntsrsans Der Subantia
0Sie in,n,er,
gu ifsbt England au9 in 9e5us auf
be YerseipaItisung bes ameritaz
niIdsn SanOels onsebli4 auf
bsm Re6tslionbpuntte.

Dafbingtpn. 13. 4pril. =
9rpbbritanniens glntipprt auf bic
amerifanii1e Rots, in ipelher seeen
pas Seies proteitirt ipirb, ipel9ss pers
bietet. bab 9anbel getrieben ipirb nit
elmer 9eiddftsfirma. hie NIT bem
Jeinbe in Sanbelsbe3iebungen itebt,
lpobur9 Der amerifanif9e SonbsI In
iingereGtfertigter Weiie beeintrd9tigt
iperbe, bef9retbt Das @eIeb als ,eins
rein innere seieblias Mabresel, um
ben 9anbel BON perionen unter bris
tif&er Surisbittion gu beI6rdnten" ,
unb periihert, bab in ber Our9fiib;
runs beg @sfeses iseIi9e Sorsfalt
anseipanbt perben ipiirbe, nm gu Der,
meiben, baB bem nsutralen Sanbel
unre9t susefiist tperbe.
Die MabregeI, tpelhe in DECEMBER
beitdtist purbe. lit baau beitimmt. gu
perbinbern, baB britiias llntertbansn
nit irssnb elmer Sirma SanbeI trei.
ben. Die in 9eidaftsberbinbuns
nit Geinben Srobbritonriens itebt.
Sn bsm prOteit, pel6er am 26. SSas
mar bon 8oti9dfter pase i'm britis
f6en auspdrtisen 9lmte iiberreictt
ipurbe, briidten bic Ser. Staaten bic
9lnii9t aus, baB oieResuIationen obne
Ridii9t auf bas ae9t bon in ben
Der. Staatsn tpobnenbsn perionen,
nit perfonen in friegfiibrenben QGnz
bern SanbeI gu treiben, erlaifen pur.
ben, unb bebalten ii9 has Re4t Dor,
bic 9iiItigteit Der Wtabresel 5u beuns
itanben, falls feitgeitelt fperbsn iolIte,
bob Der ameritaniide 9anbsl bssins
trdhtiot nerbe.
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ipurbe 70 ftipah, bab i9 mid taun,
bic 1reppe binaufI1Isppen tonnte. Sd
beiuhte stpei @erate, bann bolte meins
Mutter cine Jlafhe bon 2pbia 6.
pinfbam's Wesstable COMPOUND unS
id nabm biefelbe Elm. Sd bate feit'
bsm feinen Srubel rnebr unb tpurot
fbneq ipieber trdftie. Damn ra5m
i'd es ipieber ebe nein fIeinss Wtdbs
shen seborsn tpurbe unb es balf mir
febr piel unb i'd sebe benz COMPOUND
artbit bafiir. Damn fiiblte ih lesies
8riibiabr tpiebsr iebr i9ledt, i'd
nohm aber bas COMPOUND unb mar
ben san3en CONNER btnbur9 ssfuub.
Sd fann ni9t bantbar seuug fir
sSbre Wtebisiu fsin". Srau s a.
rolb M. g nit +, 470 Water Str,
Glartsbure. 90. 90.
Seit Diersis Sabren hat es Gtauen
fart unb esiunb gema4t uub es
furirt @iideni6meraen. gtsrbriitdt.
Gnt5iinbuue bes Uterus unb Der Deibs
Iihen 9beile, S6ndde, @erfsbuuqen,
llnreselmdBisteit uno periObiids
Sdmeraen.
@enn Sie beionoeren Ratb baben
molten, 10 idreiben Sis an bic GsSia
6. Yinfbam MeSieine So. (fOnfioen.
fieii), apnn, Maii.
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81. 4egitrnng in Saibinstpn
SIT Der anfiht. baB Deutfdlano in
feiner Rote tbatfG6li5 sugebs,
Dab Die rtSuiier" DON einem beuts
fden unterieeboot torpeoirt
ipurbe.
Man bdIt es fir mDglid, bab bic @Hs
selegenbeit, pie Deutidldno por=
gefdlagsn,
Giner internationaleu apmmihipn sur
Gntideipung iiberlaFen nsrben
ion.

sd binston. 13. 2lpril. -
Sie 8er. StaateH limb seneiet onsus
nebmen, baB Oeuti6Iono in feiner
iebten llnterieebopt Rote tbatlGhlih
angebe, bab elmer ieiner lntsrisebDot=
8efebIsbaber ben aanalbampfer
.Suffsr" torpebirt babe. prafibent
Wilion uno Setretdr aaniins priifs
ten beute ben Offisiellsn 5srt b'r
Communication Don Berlin unb iol.
len gu Obissm SdIufie gsIanst isin,
obgIeid Biz iest nod tsine biesbsaiiss
Iihs gntiinbisuns g.tnadt ipurbe.
Wenn Dsutfdlanb nidt riidhatts=
los ausiebt. ben Sampfsr torp:birt gu
haben, auf tpel6sm iid iiber 20 ames
rffanifde 8iirger befanhen, ben BE.
fehlsbober beg nnterisebootes oneez
meifen beitraft unb anberipeitiae Be-
fpeiTe ieiner ebrlidsr 4bfi6ten eiebt,
bonn perOen apeifellos S6ritte bra<
itifter glutur bic Jolss iein. Gtnsel=
beiien Der politit, tpelde bdnn befolst
fperben ion, tperbeu in her morgigen
RabinettsiiBuna formuliert iperbsn.
Dem beutfden 8oridlaee, sine se=
mif1te aommiiiiOn gu srnennsn, I'm
iih in Jdnsn DON MsinunssDeti1iez
benbeiten arpiI9eH DeutfdIanb unb
ben Der. Staotsn auf bic yatta gu els
ntsen, tpirb bier SutersiTe entsesen=
gebra9t. Die gbminifration lit ins
peb Hi4t Der auiidt, Sab irs.ns eins
tbatfddlide aOntrooeri. iiber bic
Tnfta beitebt.
Sm Stadtsbspartement pirb 5uge=
geben, bab praseoensfdue fir ein IoIe
DIES WorssbeH DOrbunben isisn, ebe
man gum aeub.riten. Der aSiuns Der
cipIomatifden 9eaiebuHsen, itreite.
Ser Dosger gant 5aG pd6reno bes
ruifif6 iapanti6en arissss, nobel
infOIge bes @erisntens elmer anadbl
britiider GifderbOote Ourd Elm rufs
fiffes ariegsidiff cine duberit gss
fpannte Situation 3nti6eH Rubldnb
unb Gnglanb geidaffeu tpOrbsn ipar,
mar Dur6 cine geuliiate iutsrnatio=
male aommiffioa erfOIsreid beisslest
tporben. gs iuurbe angebeutet, bab
cine MDgli9teit nOrbanben lei, bab
bic 9er. Siaatsn, sbe iie sinen enbs
giiltisen S1ritt tbun, ii6 gu sinen
foldeH @oriGlage bequemeu urbeu,
5ugIei4 pirb aber tIor semadt, bab
cine fol9e unteriu6uHs teinesDees
glei4bebeutenb nit elmer i6iebsri9.
tesIi9sn Gutf1siSuHs- iissr ben Der.
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@ader @eianaOerein.

Ter Gincinnatier @0der @elang.
rerein eibt Mforgen sIbeno in ben
eden oes Seutiden &lubs ri.
ne MISUNDERSTANDING. 0as foIgen'
be pielperiprebcilbe 8rogramm ae.
Ian9t unter 2eitung oes Giri6enten
Serrn hilbert 8cDer sur GlrdiiiJ-
Tuna:
Gbor: ,8aIbIico" Woebring
Gbor: rMads Geniter alli" gHfie
Gouplet: n@ir Wdnner ba6ens biel
bciier als Die Grauen".
8orgetragen BON Serrn Geo. Dbl.
Gbor. sd seb' nod albenbs ipdt
norhei Greuser
Sumoriitiifes Guctt: .9tuguIt Ser
1unme IN Der Wuiifprobe".
Yeriouen: Gutctiher Gapellntei.
iter, Serr 2oriS Sdifner; @ug,iit
Der burrrne 9auernburide, Serr
5. ~. @rau.
Gbpr: n9ie 3eit Der perOenOen
Iicbe" 9iidIe
&nmortitiid,e S5ene: .3ie SGngcr.
pippe ooer. Der gieinfaa auf Dem
9ahnbOf".
Gcrforen: Serr 2ebmann, S.
gi. @rau 6rau 2elmann Serr
Sec. Dbl; Sic Ginger Serreu
gugen gSneIfle, Sen. glidiier,
sSobn Grniier, @ec. WloebrinJ;
aeaner, Scrr Gbus. @oepp nno
iGuuutlide MitglieOer bes Ser.
ems.
Der 9poIosiife @arterl", blunoriiti.
iHer 8ortrag ten benz 8ercins.
poeten, Serru fSriB @tueaer.
Gbor: Inter Sem Goppelabler"
&SaUHer
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@ebMrfeM.

gbparo uuO 2OuiIs 2uuman. 2os
peete Ctr, Gnabs.
aepnarb unb Cora GanbmoN, 1895
9drrilon 4De., HHabe.
SarrD uno Sb.rsie 9resn, Roblsp
aos., anabe.
SOhH unb aase gIiefIsr, 1877 ainn
Str. Wdoaen.
2llsranber uno Siebd Soborafab,
1889 Central Qpe., anabs.
Gbarles urb 5eHristte Wi4sI, 1858
Weit 6. Str, Wabten.
Sobn uno katherine WiHter, 776
0slbi aoe., Wabben.
Widasl unO Stella Callahan. 1927
Spmmes Str, Mdbhen.
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Gpmpbuniefonserte.

Wlit ben nnaditen beiben Spm
pbonie &on5erten, bic beute Rad,
mittag linb am Soritag Gbeilt
itattfinben, sslanst bic bi.sjdbrts,
Saiion gum abf4Iub. Jr bisisn b.is
ben Issten aOnSerten pirtt aIs SoIiit
Ssrr gmil Se.rmanH, Der aonosrts
m.iiter bes Srhsfters, nit unb pirb
bag ga6'fd. 9sisentoHsert in Gsbur
gu SsbSr brinasn. Die Don Tr. Sun,
nah nusgepd9ltsn Grheitstnummsru
limb:
Suberture rHamensfeier", geetbopen
rgine tleins Ra6tmuiit4 Woaart
gpmpbonie No. 8 in Gsbur
Beetbopen
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SH benz seftrigsn spsiten Spiels
Der Serie 5DiI6en uniern ,Rsos"
nno ben Gbicagoer Cubs i'm HeoIane
iSielo batten uniere SSungens ii6 cen
Sano aus BEN Iugen serpaiden; iie
iabeH unO trufen ben Bal nit Wu9t
uHo DesteR bic Sdarts ppm gr5Fts
nungstdge an Wittpo6 ooqitdnbis
aus. Stleuberer Dale uno Sanger
GIdrte fungirten aIs uniere gattsris
segeR @aNce besp. ar6er fir bic 9ssz
ner. Wdbreno Dale big gum gnbe
bes Spieles auf ieinem poiten psrs
blieb, Duroe 9ance mad oem 3. 9ans
ss ourb paduro erisst. Die .Rsos-
madtsn l3 Sreffer uHb 8 5eblsr ess
gen s be5p. 4 Der Gegner. Ralpis
mar unisr SsIb am gat nit 3 5rsfs
fern. CT, Dale unb Grob mahten
orei6aii9e Sreffer. Dale erlaubte bier
SrsipdTe 5ur sriten Bale gegeH spei
Der 9egHer.
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Gin ab6fGi8erA Snngs

Sante: .Wiuit Gu nod Elm Stiids
den auden, 9ommp21
Sommp: Dante, Sdnte, netn!1
sunts: rSunss, 0u Isibeit ppbl an
@ppstitloiTsfsit2"
9ommp: Rein, 9dnte, ni6t cn
sippstislofstsit; iS Isibt an 6Ufli4'
Iisit!'
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gut s1re UfeoI5'n
mir ftets seibun
uno i'd boffe. bub
mein Brief bonn
beitrast. anoeren
leib.nben 5rauen
gu belfen. als i9
16 Sabre alt mar.
ertldtete id mid
unb litt sipei Uao=
nate lang an llns
ferbriiduna. sd
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QofQl Beridt.
Saie.SaM.

Die MittpOdss sdarte bon ben
"Rebs" ausgepeBt. - Dur9 sss
itrigen brilunten Siss iiber bic
,gubs".
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DE 5ranensM sMsbisim. 0it fir iebes
altrr. Die Grfabrmns BON
1ran Sarolb smitb.

elurfsburs. 20. go. - sd fHreiz
Be I'm Sbnen bapon su ersdbIen, ME
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etarb am mIttpoe. ben ie. stsriI 1916.
Maranretba Carrie Staubit,

aeIiebie Sodter bon qster inib wsareareiba
Staubit. aeb. lirpemnzt i'm a!fer ron % Sab.
reIi. Tranereotfcsbienif ennitna, oen rs.
eiprii 1915, qndmiffaes iibr. In Der Gboii'
eeiitt.euiterif6en 2reiiaiigfeifs.airde, gio.
1924 Baee sirabs. 1siiis
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Gimme aus Oem sd,iitenarab,u


glltter, Butter ipollt ibr bdben,
llnb ibr llrmt un6 ibr frafeblt.
9enft al inns i'm Sdiisengroben,
gSo's bod an 10 pielen febItl
ileberIegt ei,d,, Iiebe 2elrte.
mal oes @aierliniers Sinnl
;, ,groo4 - 10 Iautets ,ai6 uns
belite",
9o9 bon Butter itebt irifts brinl
Genft an Die, Die nutbis itreiten
llnentlDeet iiirs @aterbdlts;
iSfaltet in ben groben 9eiten
aIeine aIltagslorgen ousl
Sebt ben Wlid sl alien benen,
Geren Nebites nabm Der Cob,
lie MIR NIT Dem SnIs ber Sbr6ne,
gs1iien beut ibr taglid Brobl
gBibt ibr uidt, oab lmites Alagen
Dio9 ben Wiutb bes ,5einbes mebrt?
SfpUeres babt ibr ni9t 5u tragen
IN Der Seifnatb iiderm Serbl
Stntt gu ifinrpien inio sa fluhen,
Gage iidb Der s,ntriot:
Gem geiiegieu idme Il fem SUDDEN,
3o6 bem Sieger-troden grcS.
Gin ScIogrmier bonn Often.
@ 6nerer GHtf6Iub.
.5eiis butf if tpisbsr 70 rofsnbs
3abnidmsr3sn. bab i9 mid i5!isblid,
IN einc Groiffe mari, i'm gum 8abH
ar5t 5u fdbren.4
.llnterDess 1T Dir naiiirIi5 Der
Wlutb tpisbsr entfuusn2.
rgeipdhre dber 5ipDIj Wlors bal
bic @si6idie seioiitt!a
.Dns 8abnaiekng"
-Htin ~ bic DrOi@it!s
gematbli&.
G0ft: sMas fhpinunt benn ba auf
Der Gupps2@
gtrtf: s9srrjs, ttun @ bod nidt.
az rs Gis ~ Slisd sermtu sbaieais |.
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eteaeneeinde--MdnnIidj.

gT an n, bsuti4sr, Ledger, nluf6t exile fnt
gaEtsr. iins Saaisarttlt 'gairx s&es pses'
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SpleI I

R.fuItat Der geFrissn
The sun., 1916-09-04

r~ortation Of thought, Of love, Of at.
mosphere? Suppose that Congress, for
the protection Of American play
wrights On brotherhood Of MelOdram-
atists could force 1t through), forbade
the importation Of ideas; how would
the Hon. DUDLEY FIELD MALONE.
stopping CHARLES D%ILLINoHAM or At
GusTrs THOMAS at the pier. search
their minds for c%ontraband climaxes?
suppose that the Little Group Of Au-
thors got. as a reward for their Ten
Questions TO Hu0HEs. n Law prevent
ing the entrance to America of any
novelistic idea conceived except within
an eight hour day how could ARNOLD
BENNETT be convicted OF smuggling
except OH his general reputation? Yet
surely science will some day invent a
way to discover these things. just as
1t will know how to detect an Ameri-
can who has fallen In love abroad.
For u thought. even n love thought.
IL slow us compared with the flight OF
the waves that carried across the Dor
der the picture Of JEss soaking JACK
OH the beezer.
Lawyers. particularly customs law
yers, should study up physics and
things. Not every Judge will write an
opinion as lucid as Judge HANDS.
The sun., 1916-09-04
Pennypaeker Of Pennsylvania.

The death Of Ex-Governor SAMUEL
w. PENNYPACKER of the Keystone
State emphasizes the rapidity und
completeness OF the change In the
political generations. The elder
politicians, men Of force and sharply
defined individual character. give
way to men whose faults and vir-
tues alike are less pronounced than
those of their predecessors.
Governor PENNyPACKER's "eccen.
fricities" @ those OF Il man big
enough to carry n load Of them. The
quality Of the French which he Is
said to have been proud of having
spoken when ten years old may he
questionable, but 1t was an honor
not to be held In slight esteem when.
at the same early age, he won Il
local championship at checkers. The
same shrewdness, Insight and fore.
sight that governed his moves on
the checker board carried him
through many u battle in Pennsyl-
vania Politics.
A Pennsylvania OF Pennsylvania
Nas PENNyPACKER. Muzzling min.
s4rikes or the press. he halted neither
for cartoons nOr for less deadly in
fernal machines. Even In his avocl.
tion Of antiquarian he was contro.
versial; and In his most important
controversies successful. Every man
worth his salt with whom PENNY.
The sun., 1916-09-04
IS 1T CONSTITUTIONAL?
4 Point Raised Against the Eight HOuI
Law by Carman +. Randolph.

TO rHE EDITOR OF THE SCN-Sir: Pre-
sumptively III act OF Congress ex-
presses the wish OF the lawmakers to
accomplish the thing indicated by its
terms. This presumption c%onstrains the
supreme Court. when asked to declare
an &C, unconstitutional. TO resolve any
doubtful or balanced point in favor OF
the statute. For when the people have
by their representatives solcmnly de-
ella red an intention their will OF the mo-
ment may not be thwarted by the court
unless in h courts judgment this Is
clearly opposed to their organic, perma-
nent will as that has been expressed by
the Constitution.
I. Is matter Of common knowledge.
partly Of Official record. that Congress
did not now wish TO prescribe an eight
hour wage standard for certain classes
Of railway employees or TO prescribe for
them what IS in effect a minimum wage
during n given period. VIGOROUSLY the
act was passed at the behest OF organ
i~zations working to Increase the income
of their members and in terror OF their
threat TO block the nations commerce.
The duress was open. Its success lifts
it from impudence to arrogance.
II It shall be brough, to the Supreme
Court IT'S shameful birth will deprive II
of the usual presumption Of validity. II
the railway companies decide to test the
constitutionality OF the eight hour law
they will reinforce intrinsically sound
arguments by a plain recital Of the facts
governing Its enactment.
CARAVAN r. RANDOLPH.
NEW YORK. September 3.
The sun., 1916-09-04
The Problem Of the Electives.

The heavy losses Of the %contending
armies In Europe constantly suggest
comparisons with the greatest battle
In the American civil war. In n
week recently the British lost on
the Somme 3l.212 officers and men.
Of whom 5.169 were killed and 26.lOS
we're wounded. At Gettysburg In
three days the casualties Of the Tn
ion army were 900 killed. 14,49l
wounded and 5.434 missing. But 1t
must he borne In mind that only So.
900 Federals fought at Gettysburg.
ON the Somme the British are using.
according to Berlin sources Of infor-
nation, thirty.seven divisions. or
nearly 10000 men. Probably this
count is moi wide Of the mark.
1t would seem to follow that the
Gettysburg losses were proportion.
ately greater for three days than
the British casualties YER for a week
on the Somme. But the fighting In
the region of the little French river
Is continuing from day to day and
from week to week. The so.called
battle of the Somme has now been
going on for four days more Than two
months: the Anglo-French offensive
began on July ]. Therefore II weeks
losses are only u measure Of the VASE
age in men
The late Lord KITCHENER and Mr..
DAVID LLOYD GEORGE were right when
they insisted that the empire must
hc ready To put on the firing line
every available nan who could carry
n rife. for the gaps In the ranks must
be steadily filled. Even when this Is
assured for England rs well rs for
France there Is Il computation that
nightly hnunts the War Offices. What
reserves can he counted on each year
and In the years to follow. and II
England and France maintain n su.
ppriority on the western front over
Germany? Suppose that the SOmme
offensive lasts until winter In
December. can the Allies stand the
drain Of men killed and put out Of
action: If not. then the slaughter
will he all in vain. unless the Germans
are driven from their works and com
PEELED 10 begin n retiring movement
toward their frontier.
Massed units. therefore. have a
value before experienced In
warfare. and economy in employing
them may he the deciding factor in
this great struggle. When n new
nation enters the arena on one side
or the other the barometer Of hope
must fall on the side not favored.
The day may come when n count Of
electives will leave one group Of al
lies no alternative hut peace on the
hest terms that the other group Is
disposed to grant.
The sun., 1916-09-04

Paterson. with Chief Of Police JOHN
BiMsoN under suspicion Ct bringing in
fantile paralysis germs from Rockaway
Beach and isolated in his home for
two weeks. presents a perplexing prob
lem. So many things periodically and
violently happen to Paterson that
II will bear sympathetic watching. Is
Chief JOHN BiMsoN to be penned up
incomunicado II Hades breaks loose
In that reluctant city Of notoriety?
The issue between the police power and
the board Of health would then be
Joined.
BIMsoN Is not the nan his admirers
believe him to be II in a dire emergency
he shuts himself UP with his favorite
author. WILLIAM DE MORGAN, and reads
on and on while Paterson goes to the
devil In It's headlong way. One sees
Chief BiMsoN thrusting aside Chief
Health Inspector F~rrzPArRicK. defying
the investing germs. II there are any.
and imperiously taking command of
the deetinies Of Paterson.
The sun., 1916-09-04
Colonel Peter Traub's Little War
OF Civilization.

No stay mt home American would
think of selecting Sulu In the Philip.
pine archipelago for n vacatiOn--it Is
too neal BOrneo and the C'elpbps. and
therefore suggestive of the Malay and
his kris. although the American fny
waves at Mindanao. But Sulu is now
about as safe rs Nantucket -and in
finitely more picturesque. For TWEEN
,y-one months Colonel PETER TRACn.
L. S. A.. Of the Philippine Constabu-
larry, has been engaged in cleaning up
Sulu and making II habitable for
visitors as well rs residents. His lit
tic war has escaped notice.
For the first time since Sulu wa
known to the western world Colonel
TRAuB Is able to report that life /,
secure and property respected. When
he hogan to set things to rights 'out-
lawry was rampant" he says in an
official report. land it was II place
stunned by peaceful travellers" They
ran now 60 where they will and sleep
Soundly. 1t has been necessary 10
kill or capture Alb outlaws, ana in
doing this the cOnstabulary lost ten
men killed and twelve wounded. 4
great accomplishment, but there was
n greater:
These things were done with a mini
mum oe hatred and heartburn on the
part OF the population. which In gradu-
ally increasing numbers came to help
us In our work OF roofing out the law
less who we're preying on the law abid-
ing. until now all the people. realizing
the motives that actuatc us in our work.
are heart and soul with u.s."
Now Colonel TRAUB IL giving his
undivided attention to other matters,
health, education md public works.
The Spanish flag flew at MindanaO
for more than two centuries. and out
side the gates Of the town the savage
Malay was v g supreme with his
kris. Twenty-One months of PETER
TRArB and the transformation spells
peace and civilization. What humane
The sun., 1916-09-04
COntPaband Ether Waves.

Lawyers who try To keep up with
the times have n nice task set for
them by the decision Of Judge HAND
Of the United States District Court
in the matter Of the rephotographing
across the Canadian border Of the
film Of the fight at Havana between
WILLARD and JOHNSON. The inge-
nuity Of that attempt to avoid the
law against the importation Of the
film appeared To he considerable until
Judge HANDS opinion was given, the
contention OF the defence being, 1t
seems. that nothing crossed the bOr.
der and that there could therefore
he no importation and no violation of
the law.
Now we SEQ that. under the law.
matter is not the only imlortahle
thing. The ether. which scientists
are careful to distinguish from mat
ter until they know more about II. evil
IDENTIFY is held to be importablc, for
Judge HAND writes:
Now II ia clear that the neratiys
New York nlm could not be taken except
by the gency Of forces set in motion in
Canada. These forces were rays OF
light moving into the United States.
To be sure they went in indefinite and
vast numbers from each point of the
object in Canada in divergent directions
and were mere CONCLUSIONS of light so
called, until certain OF them came into
the lens on the New York side. The
argument that this process did not
amount to bringing a pictorial repre-
sentation from Canada to the United
States. while difficult to answer, is. I
think. met by the u%nQuestionablc fact
that n pictorial image. though not a
physical object, which was In Canada
is now in New York"
II NEwTON's cOrpuScular theory of
light had not been discarded the Judge
might have held that a physical oh.
ject had passed from Canada to the
United States, for the OIL gravity man
believed that light WAS due to the
emission OF streams Of fine particles
from the source OF light. But that
theory Is nc longer welcome and light
Is accepted rs the passage Of certain
waves of the ether from the object
seen or photographed to the eye or the
lens. Passage, indeed. for the speed
Is 1SG,OOO miles a second. Rays OF
that Is the popular name for them.
The ether having been passed upon
as im%portnblc., what may he some fu-
tire declaration Of the law concerning
other things which lie outside the
realm Of matter? What of the i'm,
The sun., 1916-09-04

"I voted Ter the eight hour law. but, gee.
II wasn't easy"
His face was pale, his eyes were wild. hls
voice was weak and wheezy.
II didn't dare 20 make a kick with wood
row on the Job:
But say, I feel Ike I'd been mau!el by
some internal mob.
~ wasn't that ! need the vote O. men In
the cabooses.
I, wasn't that I cannot see the danger IN
such truces:
II WASH, that I'm terrined nor that my
manhood's dead
rs only that I've aiius gone whar Wood
row Wilson led,
But, honest, I am weary o. swa,lowin'
conviction
when Woodrow says we got 10 crawl to
ease some kind O. friction:
My s,omach's sore with al the pride IT'S
hidden. FIRST and last.
Since Woodrow nailed his yellow dag to
what was once a mast.
Hes rrm enough when he's alone. VITA
pen and ink before him.
You'd ,hink to read some notes III writes
that rocky mountains bore h,n;
Hut, bah. he's weak as water wh,n they
come and get his goat,
We Jinkses are rcbellious. but he nllu,
g,ts our vote"