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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-03-15
Gn MiqiiOnsugc
i groOflpn, ". y.

Salems Dlenigbeo I 9rooflpn.
u. y, inObeo til Misiionsmeoer
ira Den q. til Den y. tSebr. 9lan0t
De ipecielt %in0bilote oar min !9i1trli
% ieg. pieOerne oar beiiemt til ben.
ne 1io, Tor at Or. Y. Jtieliens ira
ainn. iom penteoes meo 6reoerif
ben 0ttenoe 1irsons oen -, tnaoe
oGre meo % oeItase / arbeiOet
&c fom ogioa til Den n9unte Si0.
6or os oar Del en- iGrlig @lGOe
at beisge baaoe 9ait. ailOii8s %
.Snlems Reniabeo % iaa iamtioig
at tiIbringe en- llge iammen meO
Or. RieIiens.
Weoerne begpnote WianOag Nj.
ten og i~ortinttes boer aiten gernem
llaen meo unotagelie al Ssroa8 Nj.
ten. Get par ~pelgerenoe at ie Den
gooe 1ililutning, Dieoerne ianot-
|Aften eiter @iten msOte man irem,
enten ina 8eiret bar gunitigt eaer
nginitist. Snale0es bsr bet pGre.
Raar en- Nenigbeo inobD0er til
paisiionsmsoer, fan man meo Rei.
tie pente TO Ting - at MenigbeOens
Wie0Iemmer felp msoer irem, % at
iorieger at iaa andre meo, on oct
10 De iIeite Ste6er mansler pan Dem
al bort 5olf, iom iianr u0enior
Girfen.
9en % arbeiOe elf Sanno !
9aan0 oeo Rsoerne. Wieo llno.
tngeIie Of en- aiten par Der geoe.
msoe / airfens Gal. eiter at @iios
Orb oar talt | airfen. Map fix
GoritanefIen at, at man uiloe nogei
peo oisfe Wsoer. o. mo Dioite
ogiaa, bono ma piIoe, bet nemIig.
at Cubs a1no maatie fomIne til
at arbeioe pan lSjerterne til gpf-
felie oa OmpenoeIfe. Ger par Ell
8pffelie | Menigbeoen iioite Com.
nier, bpor life iaa fon Of De unge,
Der er oporoeet I Menigbeoen, bIep
ompenot, og bet gaar 10 gerue ian.
feoes, of bpor Der fommer @1ffeI.
ie, bIiper Der babe 1pit os Moo til
at arbeibe uiOere ior Sieles
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-03-15

Ssnoogsifolen / Snpan. Der 81
les itor SnteresIe / Sapm ior Den
friItne SsnoagsifoIe. @runoen Der
til finoes / en- uOtaIelie al Baron
Sbibuiaipa, Der tiger, at ban
mango aar / tit 9ierte bar nprei
en- 2qngiel eiter no9et, Der tunOt
opbpgse moralif aarnfter ! ben ia
panife llngoom, ct noget. Der iD'
nes at mangle, og at ban, ioet ban
bar gaaet onfring gennem Sanoet.
plliofeIig bar blepen opm9rflom paa.
at Ssnoagsifolen / Sapan opnaa'
zoe De 3eiultater, Der ltoo ior BAN.
San iagOe: o0eriom oct er, 6oan
Ssnoagsifolen fan uorette, iaa Dil
ri bDOe nGite ger0ens SsnonJsifolt
aonDention pelfommen til 5ofpo."
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-03-15

geanr Zen 9ebraiife friltne I'll
lance / amerifa~ boloer fit ngite
Nsoe / philadelphia / Mai Uil ct
betegnenoe 6orilag bliue iremlagt.
Del er en- Senitilling, at ale friime
airfer erflqrer for Spoerne gennem
belle 8eroen. at Sc, oerIom be tager
imoo Sefus Rriitis Tom oeres 5rel-
Ter, life bebsoer at nfitaa ira Oeres
SoattaeeGe al SsraeIs rationale og
feciale Sfiffe. 9uiinoer al Seoer
FAR UNDER SnOtrDffet al, at oeriom
be blep aritne, ffliloe De for be-
ftanoig brDbe meo ale 6eres al
bolote rationale Eraoitioner og TO-
cinle Sfiffe. bol0t fig tilbnee ira al
mootage Rriitenoommen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-03-15
Watlumoto, 6ultrn on Barn.

greDe ira pore pore giisiionGrer
lqies Diit aItiO meo Sntercsie o.
@lq0e. Ratnrligpis. oct lager /
5ngen ielp, man Der M og on
fremfomme Ell % anOet, Der item.
mel til gemoo peOrerenOe Wiisiio.
n9erne og @erningen.
On er Der bette / 8ait. Bin.
Tiers fioiie 9reo, at @athmoto,
Sl6irn OF Barn ocO Sngoomstrpn9-
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-03-15

Otter at 8enuer er bleuen en-
ytsr~ gp, bar 8ean 9art, @piito.
pal, aabnet en- naaiieiaIoon~ iom
5amlingspIaos Tor De @pnO, Der
par uante til at iamles Qoai)
Sfpnfeihlerne Zen me Saloon
bar nib 5oriDning al Stole, o. Den
er foripnet meo Sort og andre
,oames~. 9riien er iat iaa Iaot iom
muligt. - Set er iiffert en- prat.
tiff 3or6oIosregel. 6Dao Slags
Sort, BET er, Der omtaIes, Tiger
Dor slide life. Sanber, al Der ier.
9es Tor goo 9itteratur, o. At ilet
9psning holoes u6e.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-03-15
EN- sToR af

cousins bedste Land aabnes III
Warren for skandinavisk Sett-
ling j Forest County, Wis, eff
ter en- ny og tidsmessig Plan for
Dannelse az nye Settlementer.
Fri Brug af det NEST moderne og
kraftigste Dampmaskineri for
Clearing og Stamping. Udmgr-
ket Jord. Inlet bedre Strsg for
Smaagrain, Corn, Kl9yer, Thimo-
thy og Melkedrift. Sundt Klima
og rent, bledt Wand, Agenter IN
skies. For narmere Oplysninger
skriy Ill =
Per-Ola Land Co, Crandon. Wis.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-03-15

Sra Bolton, giasi.. itrioer 9alt.
aiqr til os nnoer 10. os.:
gi bar Snepeir Der mart buer
Gag og bar bait oct Tor Ian9ere
9io. Get bar opret en- rigtig 5ne-
ointer, og Sen bar meObragt me.
gen SDgoom. S bort Siem oar oi
bog bpret ifaanet ior Spgoom al
noaen piOere getDoning, % Der
bar beller fife ngret iaa meget
Nenigbeoen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-03-15

traOer lit embeoe til /. 0tai o.
oct norife 8irfeOepartement bar no.
6eot fig en- grflering ira 9er8ens
Stiits iamtlige 9rpiter i ieIoitGn.
oigt Gm6eoe iamt BroDiterne / De
surige glitter % De ~t5eologiite
@roiesiorer ON. 6oilfe ire 8epioner
blan0t 9irfens @raiter eller andre
til 9eitlig llonpunelie De amer met
onroige til at betroS oct ledge 9i.
ipeembeoe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-03-15

ieg M i eiternaret beie8te BAN
ierite @ang ipnrate ie9 bam on
ban bao0e iGrlige 9anifeligbeoer
meo at flinne tro. Rel min
&anifeli9beo er. at lea neo life,
boaO ieg ifoI tro; uioite iea oct,
i1a ifulOe lea moi tro." Sa ON
ban ga ~ioritoo 9iberen. g6oritna
@i6elenl Sea fan fife laie et ORD "
ri fom ioa Ill at iamiaie. "a ban
Diite iia pirfeli9 lie iaa eniolOig
% reOe til at tage imoo, iom ban
iaaoe. San bar altio ipntes alaO
oco at bore. lileIe0es o1iaa Dams
gamIe 0uitru; oct ban manBler er
mere itaOia llnocrnisnin8 % @ad
Oirfninl; m%aaneoIi0e 9eis8 ior.
liar ian lot ior iao0anne 9amIe.
Ter fr Here. Tom berer meO Sn.
%tcresie. Ell Sor0enooer los iig mo.
meloe iom Spsraer iorIeoen. bun
i0nes enOeg at bore til meo Snu-
ger. On Aaaobusiefreter. Ser ito.
liaere bar opret { a1trllme % oG.
ret m0er Sn~oilooeIie Al pore ariit.
ne Der. er ligcleoes fommnen nieo til
0sOerne ca mootaaer os / it Stem
gitre ShtiicIier bar pit BAN Der.
0ens 1om5eO. % 6nn er iiffert /
Croets iuloc 9etnonin1 ct ieaenOe
0lenncifc
0ftober o. 9topember haDoe
lea 9nsbiIIe0er Ser: 0a haDOe oi
6uer @ana 0uict proppeuoe inl0t
o. 6olf too Iangt no paa @aoeu.
D}en iel0 iiOite @nna. oa oct par
ioa bioenoe folot. fom Der en- Del
0ienneifer. % b0cr Giten bleo Ger
nogcu til 6enimoo Wionat Tor at
bere % ~aoipsrge-
9a Di iioite @ang no0eltc grGf
tater "a inobso til Wsoe. fOm iea
inc / ct 6otel; en- Eel 6lof 0len.
ueffer in0 % oarmeoe 5ruoerne
ooer et 3nriao; ie9 talte Iiot til
Dem Of oar Dem Ell 1rattat. On Ell
af 6loffeh eieniDnlia 5otellets
@ierinoc, iagoe. ~aom ben til mia
oa 5olo 0lsOe her. Snleu er lige
iaa 900 ION Den. Ser benne. o.
81 bar @iaer Der. imuffe Bigger. iea
ifal nof Hoiaae Ben be0ite." Soa
irgf er 1onen o. iaa lille 6or
~itlaeiie cr Der en0nu blanot ,solf
Reliaion 81 ltiroeligheo innes life
NJ pure iGrlia mooiiaenoe Soccer
hos Ell tor Eel Al Oct nlminoeIige
6olf.
oer or 0linn Ell D1Gill0e 5igs
o3m i oa lille IN: set cr manife
n Den 8rmo. at Der er ina man.
itare 40oteller~ meO Oppart.
uinaspiqer, Der bllrOe pare unOer
Del o'icufliges Opi1u. Nan er al
o. til 2renDione til Urmmelige Op.
trim pan 0isie 5oteller, boor ser
fnn er 0%apiroere meIlcm 9prel.
ierne.
Der er Rot. og oet er life mpr.
feliat. at oct oite fan boloe baarot
Tor et Renneife at fomme irem til
eoict. @i6 9naeu mart oil arm
Meo 9rooer1ilien.
5. ~. 8intber~
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-03-15

Bibelifole | Rorge. Sioit al
boIote Marsmsoe for oct ~peitlanoifl
Observation-Disclosures beilutteoe en-
itenrmigt at oprette en- fait gibeI'
Mole | Bergen meo gibelfunoifaf
fom &opeofas os Rorff os &irfe'
biTtorie fom 8ifng. Der ffnl opfs'
res en- iuIot tiosmnsfig gpgnina
meo W~etprerboIig os Snternat for
@eper. SfoIen ogtes fat ! Song til
Gfteronret.
DlFBop erietfen I Bergen fro
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-03-15
Gn StOle Der life bar gebOD
at aDertere.

~ AptA1sAht
5 pore Gage. oa Der touhureres
iaa itprft paa ale Omraaoer. %
ga 3eflame ipiller iaa tor en- 9oIle
oaiaa Tor Sfolernes &eofomenOe,
fan oet 0irfe belt ~peI1orenoe al l9ie
ON en- Stole. Der life %aperterer.
% Dog Mar eiter 9far er ooeripiOt,
On iaaOan er Gneioa 5nititIte,
Oneida. SentuefD.
9enne SfoIe. Der er beligaenoe
mi0t / aentucfns upefomme 9ierg.
eane, 30 0fil ira nGrmeite Sern.
bane. o. omaipet al en- geiolf.
nina, Der biotiI fnn bar o9ret be.
fen0t Tor 0eres nfooIi1e Spiritus.
tiIpirfnin1 % oeres blooi9e Sci.
Der. bapOe iioite 4ar 524 Gleoer.
Get er oaiaa en- 6iIlia Stole. Ger
betaIes ira 500 til $50 Or.
gfaane0 ior llnOeroisnina o. ira
5000 til $500 Or. Raaneo for
aoit. On Ooa bar SfoIen intet
6ono at BRACE @enter al. arbei
bets FortiGtteIie mlIn9eres fun
pe0 iripilliae @auer ira Sfolens
@enner oa Deo oens 9eoers % 9G.
reres 0poirelie. Sen ban0e i al.
eilte SfoIeanr 10 9prere, iom buer
Ifif $4,000 Tor 0ere5 arbeioe. 5or
Sanuar @aaneo 1916 Dar 9ennen
$500 III hoer Carer.
Oneida er en- friiteli1 Sfole.
Gen iorterer 4moer 91ptHtfirfen,
men er uaf6Gnaig al ocane. Zen
mocruiier bnaoe 9ern o. pofsne /
ale 7Saq ira MIC til init. "a.
Tin o. 6eiere 0atenatif lens
TormaaI er qennem fritelig Gaa
pirfnina % 0plpsuin9 at mooar.
beioe "a aiifafie oe irDgteliae
1eioer. Der aeuuem Dc iioit ior.
Isbne 100 9lar ifal bare frruet
oper 1000 Gre i aentuctp alene,
oa bqoe Den ] llni0eubeO % Sat.
tiaoom ianfne 9eioIfHinl til in.
tellefhuel oa materiel 9i5eitilling
meO oan0ets sorige 9or1ere. 81
Grbcibet lnffes. ) mango aor bar
Ser inaeu aIoorIiae Sejoer niuOei
Ste0 / Sme1nen.
SfoIeu bleo arunOlalt / 1899 a
en- eneite 0ano. Der ielo beiao finn
li0en aunoifab. % Tom inleu Mo
Ter eieoe. men ION par beiiTlet a
arrliabeo til Sa8eu. 81 ion 0.ite
fia at upre ! geiiooelic a aan'te
iPreane 9ctinaciier for At lpie
Opaauen. San belonote meO elcn.
bpnoig At tif5ua8c Sicu til osa
ferite Sfolcbmuiua 0nu er irem
oeIes Sfaicns Qrafioent 81 eeoer
for 6ele oen noitrafie &irfiom,e9.
Der noaaor' ira oen. sans Raoa
or Games A~noerion Burns.
&c. Ser maatte intcresierr IL
FOR at laic uoierIiaere ON octic
mGrfeliae. men iortienifiuloe Sfs.
I%ear6eioe. oil i @inrismmmeret a
The american Raaa5ins" iinor
en- %iarOeles in~tercsiant 9lrtifel Der
ON. 6n fort S~filoring al ieloe
Mr. Burns % bans 0irfiom3eo
oil man antaaelig finoe ! Fl ir.
mere Drummer al aEaniteren.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-03-15
Sil irrnaenoe tb%eOlOgiife Elm
oenter.

5ioligere foitteret Tor $2l6.50.
5iOnrp. Mont.. Bella gigh.s apin.
oci. $500. eombelfs. y. 0af..
9ct5le5. l9a6.s gibelflnsie $500.
9dnoubon, ga, tDigb.s auinoef.
$1,000. Davenport, "a. Goerffiio
ira llngoomsmsor $1,000. 6eOar
Sails. "a. T. I. RicIien 800.
Jrniant, Miie5., en- unrunt 500.
0fair, Rebr.. Wrs. Marie Beef
$1,000. Blair. Rebr Anorep Car.
len 500. Salt $2G9.50.
Weo biertelig Jof iii ale @i.
pernel T. z Big.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-03-15

5relie % Der bliuer 1illio til. at
oct fan opnaas. otter 9e0emeoet
nar Der iaen boer 9liten en- Tile
Slof meo inOe pna Misiionsbiem.
met. hDor Der ieruere0es aaiie OF
iamtale0es. Giter oct bopoe iaa
etfelte Al Dem. Der Dar me0, Ell
Sporuoanstur pan ira cen til to
timer = Ell lang @ei j 9leiD gorf,
bOor man iarer Al Steo nuoer Sor.
Den, paa Sor0en eller oocr Cor
ben, unoer 9onoet. paa 8anOet eI.
Ter ooer 8anOet, alt iom Oct trgi.
Ter % er melt 6eleiligt.
Senoa1en uar Rsoerues tore
Daa. ct beaonote meo Smoaas.
ifoIe / airfen al. 81, oereiter
@atostieneite SCI. t015. 8eo @uos.
tieucitea bIeo ser Iaat ct R|isiionsoi.
Ter paa omtrina peo $4,000. ON
gitermioOa1eR al. 312 par ser
Sen0oasifole / Menia6eOens @ais.
iionsIofale. Der lil8er / en- m6eu
9noeI. % efter SsnOa8sitoIen par
Scr Nsoe. al. 4 par Ger llnaOoms.
meoe airfen % iaa ileu @nos
t%iencite ON aiteuen. Snaleoes or
ior 3eten @anaen I Weuiabeoens
2(rbeiOe hner Ssnoaa meO lluota.
qeIie al at Der err life Wgoe Mis.
"iionslofalet citer Se1oal ifoleu.
Sea Iaaoe Dqrfe til. at nogle Al
9rrcrne poo Sm6agSifoIen I sir.
fen or opiaa 9prere / Misiionslofa.
let. Man ihittcr not. at set or bcore
at ni0es op cu6 at rldte %. Gm
Ssu0a8eu uar airfeu belt ful0t
baaoe ON 6ormi0oaaen % PEG
llua0omsmsoet ON @itermio0naen.
% ON 9litenen par 1pnfenc pnf.
feoe. en file Slot ira QIainiielO.
u. 8. % enfeIte ira Qcrtb Am.
bon. y. &. 0eltoa ON Sm0naeu.
9tnar @ait. aiIoiil Ter pna Sen
Sfare. Ser mt iamles en- Roooens
gii0Ier "a i%nmmcnlianer oen meo
Den Slot. Der par. oa ban isrite
@aua optoa 9trbeioct / 9rooflnn.
er Der 400 @imo til at n%obrooe.
Get er ifet al Serren o. er unoer.
liaf Tor pore Zine. @aor set oite
iaa imaat meo at nin0e Tremaana.
al man or pes al trrttes. ran man
til andre 3iOer life mo9aa at lpa.
ge Wprfe til. at port arbcioe /
Serren er life iorgroes. iroos ale
Wanaler. Sell % 5eilareb.
8rIaterne Al @uosoroets SGo
laoer III life beOemme / et 2ieblif.
men oct FER 10, al SGOetioen o.
Sdttioen msoes, 0et ifete Deo Qle.
0erne grootlpn.
Ser er meaet 9rbeioe iorbunOel
meo 9irfiom5eoen / 9reofIun 1irs.
oos Moraen off oct ooer til Sobo.
fen, ". ;. ior at tnse imoo 3oftor
Iielicns o. iaa paa 0oipital Oh Sp.
aebcis1 ON 9iiermiooagen. On
Cnsoaaen mnatte Buitor ailoiia til
ellis SslanO Tor al taae moo ire
Die alasies 4asiogerer. Cm Tors
oaaen bar ban tilfalot iom 9iOur
Tor @rnno Snrien Ell Saa, ser
too / Gorbiuoelie meo 9ienia3eos.
arbcioet. % nlt imens fom Scr 0no
eiter bam ira Ell ing pau et Al 90.
ipitalerne, % en- gielie ira ellis
ssInno ~ioreitoo Der. nanr ban fon
biem. : ben Iilr gnar oet ira Enl
til 0ng. 9ioen blioer life lana o.
%ensiormia.
Ill SlntnIng ienoer iea paa ca.
ne o. min @nitrlis 9e1nc en- Jai
o. Silien til 9aitor ailOiias o. Ga
lens Neniqbeo Tor boaO ri oelte
@nos Srs % / Siemmene. iaa.
langt Di fun0e naa. Set oar @lG.
0esoaae Tor os.
goiton. Wiais.
G. s. 81 or.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-03-15

8eo llngoomsitRunet. Der ! Den
forlsbne llge bar Dgret aibolot /
9or 6reliers MenigbeO, @teenab,
isis, oanneoes DER et llngOOmsior-
bunO Tor 8isconiin Stress. Der oar
omfring peO ct 9unoreOe tilreIien.
be unge Qtenneifer.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-03-15

ITilfelde af, at Bladet like modtages
regeImassigt, bedes man klage til det
Itedlige Postkontor. Sknlde dette IKE
hjalpe. bedes man henYende sig til
..Danskeren''s Kontor.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-03-15

Mar Leserne henyender sig til Folk.
som averterer i Bladet, enten for at
kobe hos dem eller for at faa oplysning
ON det averterede, bedes de altid ON
tale. at de saa Avertissementet ! dette
Blad. bet vii vere til geHsidig Ststte.
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Advertising rates made known upon
application.
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Entered at Blair Post office as second
class matter.
The Washington herald., 1916-12-16
DRYS IN QUANDARY
over SHEPPARD BILL
Likely to Vote Against Prohibition if
Referendum Is Adopted.

CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE.
The Washington herald., 1916-12-16
HEROISM OF FRANCE
PICTURED BY WOMAN
Mrs. Harriet Chalmers Adams Lectures
Before National Geographic Society.

The 5o0-mile line Of trenches on. the
French front, extending from Switzer-
land to the sea, Is divided into twelve
sectors. and seven Of these were visited
by Harriet Chalmers AdamA. who lee
tured before the members of t1e National
Geographic Society in the New Masonic
Auditorium yesterday. Mrs. Adams was
at the front last summer for the Amer
lean fund for the French wpunded
'rout of Wars Crucible, New
France" was the lecturers topic. and
she developed her point that the new
France is only a new France because we
have not understood the heroism and
strength OF the French people until they
were put to the test.
Mrs. Adams told anecdote after anec-
dote descriptive of the heroic spirit of
France and how this spirit permeates
every strata of society. On a rainy night
she visited hospital and heard thirty
wounded men singing together softly.
up. Sons of France. the Call to Glory
Motion pictures Illustrated the lecture.
The Washington herald., 1916-12-16

alcohol for medicinal, pharmaceutical
and scientific purposes. Also 1t permits
the admission of a limited amount OF
sacramental wines.
'Tf We are going to have prohibition,
let's have it," said the Utah Senator.
Let's be fair about 1t and not have any
half way measures"
Your bill doesn't discriminate in IA
Sor of anybody or any firm in the Dis
trict. does it?" inquired Senator Under
wood, Of Alabama.
No. sir; IT does not" replied Mr..
Smoot.
Mr.. Underwood and Mr.. Sheppard have
been exceedingly peevish with each
other in the debate. because Mr.. Under
wood maintains one section Of the shep-
pard bill is drawn in favor OF Corby &
Co, manufacturers Of alcohol, and per
nits expectation Of alcohol from the Dis
trict. Mr.. Sheppard has said "'taint So"
During all this time the Sheppard bill,
with its multiplicity Of amendments, had
the right Of way, and Mr.. Sheppard asked
The Washington herald., 1916-12-16

him with only 25 cents invested. When
his three friends purchase coupon books
for Is cents each the holder OF the first
coupon book receives Is rapid transit
tickets for the Is cents he has invested.
It's Perfectly Simple.
IT'S perfectly simple" Mr.. Francis
added. Some people have told US that
1t must be a swindle. They have said II
is impossible to sell scent tickets for
cent. 1t might seem that way. but We
count, Just as insurance companies do,
upon the lapses upon policies.
In order to secure the tickets for
cent the purchaser has to pay US 81 and
his three friends must pay US Is cents
each. This gives Us $3.25 in cash for
every twenty-five tickets"
District Attorney Rotan and Assistant
District Attorney Taulane, who will con-
duct the case against Chern and Francis.
II the grand jury finds a true bill. hold
somewhat different views.
Public Bound to Lose.
The public Is bound to lose" said Dis
trict Attorney Rotan- NO commodity is
being dealt in Every ticket that is
handed out is paid for from the proceeds
of money secured from a previous trans
action. These concerns have no capital.
They are dealing in nothing but promises.
The men behind these concerns must
live II is evident that as they draw
their salaries and other expenses from
the money coming in that in the course
OF time the promises made could not be
kept.
Beyond all that il the plain fact that
nothing is being bought. nothing Is be-
ig sold. ! think we shall be able to prove
that the operations OF these concerns
come within the lottery act These men
are selling promises and they cannot lose.
but the public is certain to do So"
Assistant District Attorney TauIane.
discussing the situation. said:
TT is not so much a question of law
as 1t Is a matter Of common sense. al
though there appears to be enough law
to cover the case. The public Is certain
to lose heavily. In case a man gives up
81 for one of these coupon books handled
by the firms he hands over 81 for moth
ing. Six separate trasactions must fol-
low and slip up of one Of tAsn will
bring loss to the investor.
Move No. /.
First, the man must sell the three
coupons for q cents each II he can
sell only two he loses 80 cents. Pro-
viding he sells all three and only two
OF the purchasers OF the coupons buy
new books, he Is again the loser. He
gets nothing for the g cents he has
lost.
He is taking a six-to-one chance, and.
despite his risk, the firm cannot lose. :"
Detective Capt. Tate in reviewing the
results Of the investigation said:
so far as I have been able to learn
the endless chain system of disposing of
8 cent tickets for one cent has been
smashed in Philadelphia. Publicity and
the prosecution OF the investigation by
the district attorneys office has put the
promoters of the game out of busi-
ness. and I do not think they will ap-
pear in this city again.
Il have been reliably Informed that
in a number OF instances men who had
started the scheme have been busy pay
ing back money"
The Washington herald., 1916-12-16
Annette Kellermann in Herald

With white arms extended in the firm
Gracefulness of youth, wearing colorfuI
cleaning stun that sets of the perfec-
tion of her body, she stands "a Daughter
of the Gods" That is the appreciation
of Dan Smith. the illustrator. whose
brush and pen have shaped many dream
women.
The description is of Annette Keller
mann. colored picture of whom, adorns
the art calendar offered by The Wash
ington Herald to its readers. 1t is no
less perfect work of art than Miss
kellerman is a perfect woman"
The Washington herald., 1916-12-16
600 THROWN INTO JAIL.

FL Paso, Tex, Dec. 1h-Military au-
thorities today forwarded to Washington
the substance of letter from an Ameri-
can women in Chihuahua City who de-
clared that q reign Of terror has broken
out there. Six hundred civilians have
been thrown in jail by Gen. Murguia,
the writer asserted, and so many women
outraged openly that women no longer
dare appear on the streets.
The Washington herald., 1916-12-16

trOduced a substitute bill. which would
close up the saloons, put the distillerIes
out Of business and forbid the importa-
ton Of any quantity of vinous. malt, hop
or other alcoholic and intoxicating liquors
into the District for any individual or
firm.
The only exception the Smoot bill
makes is in favor of the usage of pure
The Washington herald., 1916-12-16
TWO XMAS SHIPS SAIL.

New York. Dec. 1b.-Two Christmas
ships, the Baltic of the White Star Line,
and-the American liner Finland, sailed
for England yesterday with heavy
cargoes Of yuletide commodities and pas
sensers. A majority of the passengers
were Europeans returning for the holi-
days.
The Washington herald., 1916-12-16
NAVAL INSTRUCTOR TO SPEAK.

An address will be given under the
auspices of the Bahai Assembly of Wash
ington by Prof. Stanwood Cobb, of the
United States Naval Academy, in Studio
Hall, 1zs Connecticut avenue, tomorrow
night on 'aThe Coming of the Kingdom. -
The Washington herald., 1916-12-16

There are said to be 800 uses for the
palmyra palm. which grows throuEhout
tropical India
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-06-19
ASTORIA,s JETTIES

From the Popular Science Monthly
 At the mouth of the Columbia river d curious and interesting work, begun in 1885, is now wearing completion. Miles of .trestles and piling stretch far out into the ocean, forming jetties which are to free the region from sandbars. AL ready a seven-mile barrier has been erected on the south side of the channel, and a shorter one to the north is now receiving finishing touches. Interesting views of these breakwaters accompany an article in the June Popular Mechanics Magazine. The space between piles is filled with rock, the material being car ried cut over the trestles by means of dump cars on narrow gauge railroad. Nearly 9,000,0O0 tons of rock Will be used in the whole project, the placing of which, together with other expenses, rep resents an expenditure of $15,500,0O0. The port of Astoria, Ore, situated eight miles from the mouth, will be made one of the largest fresh water harbors in the world at the final completion of the work. The river there is about six miles wide, the city posse ssing protected harbor 20 miles long. Dredges have been installed to assist currents created by the jet ties in keeping the channel free from sand accumulations.