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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-12-02

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6ra9t purOe, fiel aus elmer itiner
Sal1en elm ytptiobu9. SD nabm es
in Wertpabrung. obne es ipeiter angus
i9oueG, un0 Diomete mid oann Der
pflese oss 9eInngenen. Derbanb ieiHe
Wunoen, Die nidt gefd9rli4 poren
- nur 5leil6punDen - uno oaID
i9lus Der Sfii0ier Die augen aui.
sr pur Elm Ip0ner, itattli3er UiaHn;
aIug9eit uno 5reunOli3teit Fpra4sn
aus Ieinen regelmdbisen 3iigeH.
gia4oem ibm Ous 8epuBtiein 5urlids
getebrt mar, itammeIte er wirre
Dorte, Suerf rullii4e. Dann fran5os
Iiiae. Us mc9te ibm ppbl aamdbs
li9 tlur peroen. OaB er in Del leg
teren Spra4e mebr 2tusIi9t babe,
Derltan0sn gu perOen. 4ls er be-
mertte, uaB pies bel mir Der 5nl lei,
bat er mid, ibm bod oas tleine ytos
ti5bu9 Su ,geben, uno als i4 tbm
antpprtete, 10 obHe peiteres, obne
griifung Oes ,SnbaIts, lOnue oas ni9t
Sel9eben, ile9te er mid an, i9m DoA
nur pie oarin entbaltene pptograz
pbie 5u 5eigen, Damit er ii4 iiber3eus
ee, paB iie ni4t DerIpren lei. @r
bat 10 IeiOeni4cftlia, oab i4 bea
iiir4tete Die 9lufregung tonne ibm
gefdbrli4 lper0en uno Das Bud ber>
porbolte. sSE einer Seitentai9e ltedte
Elm Bib, 8iIittartenformot. Sd
nabm es beraus, um es i9m blNaureis
den. mari aber 8uOOr einen Bio barr
auf. Die Iiibeite uno glei45eitis bits
terite ileberrai4ung meines &e6ens
ordngte ii9 in oieien Bid 3uiams
men.
2luf Der RiidIeite Itanb in tran30s
iii4er Spradpe DON elmer mir pobls
betanntea oierli4en 9anoI4rift: ngrs
inneruHg an 9eine treue 8rauI. Die
fir Define gliidIi6e 5eimteBr bes
tet." Datum EN- baI6es Sabr nu4
2lus6ru4 oes Hrieges. llno pie pbos
tograpbie, es mar oieielbe, bic 0u
Don !9eIene beiiseit, Das liebIi4e
Bib, oas i4 10 gut, 10 unDergsbli1
gut tenne. - Sbr 9erIobter tag Dor
mir.
Wlit 5itternben 9dnben sriff er
Dana4, betra4tete es lange nit benz
qlusbrut, oer innisiten 2ie6e unD
CAB es mir oann 3uriid, nQaoem icb
ibm Derii9ert Aatte, oaB i3 es gut
aufbepabre uno sr es pieoer 6aben
perbe, iobalo er geiuno is.. gr
Dantte mir, uno Danu tielen inn
Dor Gria6pfuns bic 2tugen pieDer
gu. Seine SusenOtraft pirO iiegen;
er DirO balO seHsien unO i4 perOe
ibH in meiHe beionoere Sb6ut nebs
men.
5 6n perpeu mir ni6t begraben.
Ra9 Dem Grisben, ben ieBt i4oH Die
| ganSe gDelt eriebnt, ptro er II ietu
9aterIarb Suriidtebren uuO gIiidIi4
! iein nit i6r.
Wlein Sraum a6er, Der liegt 6egras
Ben untsr Der furatbarsn Canine Dies
les ariegses uHD piro ii4 ME mebr
erbe6sH.
SD perbe mid bem 8erpunoeten
! ni4t gu srtsnnen se6en als Setanns
ten i:insr 9raut, bic inn Oisasidt
ME Dsinen oosr meinen gamen ges
nuHnt bat. JreunOIi4e, gIei4giItige
Norte ii6sr tic uno iene mir unDers
SsBIi4e ldOne 3eit gu reoen, Oas ers
iaeiHt mir unmDgIi6. eSest peniSs
items babe ia Oieie gmpfinouug. aIs
les ioQ perpebt uNo perI9punoeH
iein pie cine roiige 2t6euDpolte am
3Orisont.
Darum, liebe 9sra, fpeun 9u mir
, iareibit, uno i9 bite Did, Djes baIo
5w tun, erpdbne nidts DON Dem SHs
9aIt Oieies Srisfes.
aber Ssleneas Bib bepabre bod
iorslam auf.
Sein treuer gruber
9eorg.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-12-02

Wdbel In einem Winfel bodten uno
NIT ibren sroBm braunsn glugen bers
lIberidauien. Die Grobmuttsr fubr
nit ibren absemagerten 6dnben allf
ber i1mubigen, buntgeipiirfteItsn
9ettbsde bin uuD fer, itarrte nit ro@
ten augsn 3ur 9ede uHo murmel.s
dngltlih nnp fle9enp in feline Reben
binein:
.pnrbou, moHiieur -. pos NOUS
tusr -. bon moniieur -. pas
tiier. r....
2lIs Der 9eitn1nt Elm paar Stuns
ben ipater, bic Soune iianb idon
tiei uno mari blaBro!e, in ben Stats
ten tieipuntslDioletts 3ii6er iibsr bas
iroftloie 9riimmsrpert, nat ieinem
S9iibensrabeH muBts. !aouts sr nod
einmaI in ben Seller Dsr oiten 5rcu.
Die Jrau atmets ieiis in ibrem
gett. Die ainosr pnen meg.
.Yeripiinjdt"
glerger unp llnrubs trieben .ihn
bic tnarrenbs Sul3itisgs bes 5euers
baufss biHauf. 9aitig itieB er bic
2iir aui. 5n O.r Gdmmsrung Der
Stube lag nod bas rotDunltenoe
Gidt Der -untergebenben Sonns. sSn
ben 8irteln 1auften ii4 bic Saats
ten.
Der tleins Sunse lag om goben.
Das aOrpsr6en lsbnts itarr an
Der DeiB getiin4tsn gDnno, in Der
bic augeln Der Gran5oien Elm 6Ieisrnes
wauiier gsitidt batten 80. braun
unb Dirr bingsn bic iiiben aoden
um oas lDeibe 9,ii6t4en -. re9ts
aui Der tlarsn ainoeri9iGle mar Elm
tleiner, fdmuBissroter Sled ;. .8Iut
ram ii6er bic Wange 80. iiber Den
biailen WiunD -. tropfie Sdb auf
oas blaue aitteIden,
Sn einem Wiutsl, gang i'm S9qts
ten, fab bas S4psitsrlsin, nit
trampfbaft oeridlunsenen Sdnbtsn
uno Deibem Gsii9t 49,. sitterno
lpie elm armes, perfrprenes @ogel6en.
Die entiesten, melt aufseriilensn
4usen. bic Das SdrsdIide ni9t Be-
sreifen tonnten, paren itarr aui has
tote 9riiberdeH ssrittst 80. bas
nidt mebr laden tonnte -. bas
nit einemmal binssiuntsn pnt, nit
einem idua4sn, ipeben Sdrsi, in
Der eritarrenoen idmalen 9anb Elm
graues, ipibes gsidoB.
gis Georsette ben neuti6sn Diff
aisr iab, tIaste iie Ieiie:
ID moniisur -. les oiienur ;. :. 4.
les darmants pstits oiieaur!"
Sn Der Witte Der Stubs ipisIte bic
grobs fdparsbunts, isibsnpsi9e
Rage -. init ibreu ipsiben pfoteu
mari iie Elm srauss, mattsldnaences
Grnn5pienseidob BIN unb Der. .
fpie cine Waus 80. ipie cine Rous
80. tpie cine lebsHbiss. tIsins, sraus
Waus. -.
Der gorhans am 5sniter, 3srfebt
tpte elm in Oielen Snla6ten e6renpolI
5sridoifenss Jabusntuh, Di6rierte.
Cine neue auseI, bon sinem tDri6tsn
Gran5oien aus bsm Sdiibenara6sn
taItbersig beriiberssiast. traats bart
in bic oermiirbte Danb.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-12-02

,Wabniinnige WunitipnsDsrfdmens
buns" ingts Der cine. Die aerls
miiiien slatt ben 9sritanb psrloleu
baben!"
,gBas molten Sie21 sntgssnete Der
anoers. YYpn bunbsrt S4iiiitn trsf>
fen minbeitsns alpsi, psntt bic Ynnbs.
Alio idisben lie Dnfanf los ~.
-lparim iolIte bic gleAnung bier ni4t
itimmsns"
s3um Gjliid itinlmt jie ni9t!@s
.5eben sic mai oas tSsniter 80.
ou oben ~. in Dem ollsn Jeuers
fps6rturm nebsu Der jdmmerIid 5ers
iGoiimsn GrIe ~. 0as Jeniier nit
Dem stottunOorbana Seben Gie'ss
9an3 5erfeBt ner Drsdige Happen. I.
So9 neben &o9. -.
sgBie tin Gpibentu9 aus 8aIsns
eieHnes." la9ts Der ancere.
s9o ~. isben gle -. jeBt
patftt tDieDer cine ausel Dira belI
eappen ~. patI9 :. jsBt tpisoer
zine. toabsn sic seisbsn2 gsrs
riidt. Das2 9sobahten Sic nal. :
Gin paar Minutsn lang ibnuisn
bic beinen lsutndnts i9mcissnb gu
benz Jenitsr i'm aiten Ususriptbrturm
1innui. Sn reselmdbissn 2lbltan,
ben. BON Wlinute gu Wiinuts; man9s
NAL au4 etpas raider. ilis:en
S9iifis bur9 ben pibrisrenDen, buns
bertfaA ourdlG4erien aattuRpor.
bang. !. elmer na4 Dem dribern. ;. :.
mstbobil6. iinnlos, perriidt.
sGa Dsnti irsenD 10 Elm hummer
Gsrl, ss t0nHis bod mogli6 lsin,
onb 6a am GenItsr mai elmer pors
iibersebt. ooer oaB Elm Yruiiien aus
bem Jeniter beraus selessntli4 nal
bic Dsrbrannts 2oribsrrlidtsit 6ss
itdunsn mill. ga 80. on bat sr
nun in ieinem S6iisengrabsn i.in
Gsipebr 3ipii4en Sanbidds uno SoiSs
iloBs isit singsbeitst, aui bas lotsnos
Jeniier singsitsIIt uno aiebt nun eits
fad ab -. tad -. tad !. (. .3isbt
ab, Siebt ab pis cine Wlai4ins. 0a
-. patl6 -. man bort oeut!i4,
tpie bic augsI auf Der @anb Orinnsn
aufidldst."
so Elm Rinbpisb!"
Wiit einemmaI bsusie ii6 elmer Der
2eutnnnis melt DOR.
sWas mar Ddss -. Sa6en Si.
seb0rtg'
Sic bislisn ben a.em an.
eine neue augsl isBts bur9 ben
aatiunurbans. WPait tlatidte lie &C.
gen bic g8ano. Damn iIos Elm htI'
les &inberlahen beriiber. 80.
.Saben Sis's seb0rt! Gin ainbl
Sd mill nal riiber. SO Elm hans'
biidensr 2ei6tiiHn!"
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-12-02

2luf allen giersn tro9 Der asuts
nant iiber bic Soriitrabe. Die STU,
ssln Der Graa5Oisn i9pirrtsn iibsr
ibn meg. $50 iie trafsn, isuiote mOrs
i9ss Wlausrtpert. d45ien asripIiiisru,
os 8alien.
GiIis itisg Der iunss Gfii3isr bic
tnnrrenbe Soloitisss binauf unb 0fI,
nste bic 9iir, bintsr Der er bas ;6s
ridt bsi9oiisne 3immer psrmutets.
SiiBss ainbsrIa6sn flog ibm snts
sesen. init baItninisrbriittsm 9lufs
idrsi bIis6 er iiebsa ...... Jroit lief
bur9 ieiu 8lut.
gr fab sipei ipislenbs ainSsr, init
braunem geIod uHb sroBsn, buntlen,
Dor giier slGn5snbsn auesn. Die
Baden parsn rot unb blani.
Die ainbsr ipisIten -. iebssmal.
ipsnn cine &u9sl tlatl6snb in oas
asrmiir6ts Mauertpert iubr, iprnns
gen iis Ia6sHb hsrau uno tIaubisn
bas lanss, ipiBs GsidOB nit siliasH
s5ineerH aus Der WaHo. gl5pe6s
ielnO iprangsn iis bin -. Ger
Sunse ala tpi4tige WanHspsrIon
5peimaI unb oas WlGb9su BEL Der
oritisn aussl.
Wlittsn i'm 3immer lag. bic 9crs
bsrpf0ten ausgeitrsdi, cine srobr, Ieis
DUpsi6., idpar5bunts aasb. Die
ipsiBsu piuten ipislten nit einsm De-
i9oB ME nit elmer Maus.
Die &inber IiebeH ii4 bur9 ben
irsmosn Mann nidt it0ren. 9as
MGbdsn jubs!ts bsll aui. als cine
aussl siIasnO bidt usben benz aOpf
bes Sunssn in bic brDdelnbe Wanb
paiidie. tpdbrsno feline 1inser9en
iid nod miibten. bas porhsr eingss
itlogsne geldoB beraus5utIaubsn.
Run bate sr feline gsuis bsraussss
lpiibIt unb bob iie triumpbiersRb hsm
9eutnant enigegen:
.Sb 49,. mpniisltr. .poiIa. 80.
popsa 80. bss oiIeaug ..... dars
manis oiieaur!"
graus 9OgsI ....-. iiibe tIeins @Ss
gel ....
Der 2suiuani iprans bin unb rib
bic beibsn ainber aus benz S9ubs
islo bsraus. Sic i6auten ibn srs
i1rpdn an unb finsen an 5u ipeinen.
Die aabe flibte burtis auf bic 1eus
iterbani. Cine &ugeI fubr 5ildsnD
biht iibsr ibren peI5 meg nnb f9lus
bart ssssn bic WaHb, psiben pug
berunierIpribenb.
Ulit Gepalt itIsppts Der 2sutRant
bic Hinbsr auf bic Strabe. Wlit b6s
fem lrob preBts Der Sunge feline
Miibe, bic Bis on ben Ranb init
iIeintn auseln sefiilIt mar, an Die
8ruit. Sus WabAm absr psinte
Ieiie Dor ii4 bin.
.qlilonsl Rad Snuie. :. In eues
rem aeller -. porip1rts, maridI
sic iroaen ollie Drsi iiber bic
@nIie. Der 2sutnant in Der Mitts.
Tann lief er ibnen Doran Bis gum
bumpfsn, muffissn asIler unb fteIIie
bic olts, iaube uub blinbs Jrau, bic
npaibifdb in ibrem Bette lag, hsftis
aur Rtts. udhrsnn sgy @ub unb SQS
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-12-02

8ipei osutnants idauten aus si'
nsm aslIsrfsuitH abu bk DOrf'
fsabs.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-12-02

Der SimmeI mag ipiiien, tpesbalb
bas in S9uti uno Sriimmer liesenoe
Terf ununterbro4en BON ben 1rans
aoIen bd&oIisn purbs, bic ni4t nett
bonn 9orirnuDs in ibren S9iibens
ard6en Iagen. 9Om. .WOrsen bis-sum
4benb irrien bic Geidoiie iiber bic
in Der G4ubriatuns liss.nbe Sorfs
itrabe bin. sic 5iiht.n in ben
i9ipnrs aufiidubsnbsn S4utt. piifisn
our9 bic Jenftsrb0blsn in bic lesrges
brannieu oGnfsr, iplitirtsn IN 6as
raetnos, psrtoblts GsbdIi, fssten bic
l,bien glinbsniiiite BON ben balbpsrs
brannt.n BaumItiimpisn -. aber
Don all ben preuben, bic 1uf allen
9ieren iiber bic Strnbs trodsn, ipsnn
lie aus ibrtH bumpisn Rsllerquar'
ii,ren In ibrs SdiiBsnsrdbsn milBs
ten, ipar nod isin sin3iser BON einer
lran5oIeniuesl auf ben S4utt &c,
iuorfen p6roen.
Evening journal., 1916-05-31
RAzE ELKTON LANDMARK.

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
ELKTON. Md, May 31-Workmen
have begun the demolition OF the old
Railroad Hotel. on the corner Of
North and High streets. This is a
very old building. and the main por-
ton Of the house is built OF logs, fill
ed in with bricks.
The Latter Day Saints Of Elk Mills
.consecrated a new church on Sunday
PERSONAL John w. Freder-
ick. Of Bacon Hill. was here. on Sat
urday. y.-Omar d. Crothers has return
ed from short visit TO Philadelphia.
Mr. and Mrs. Ezekiel Warner Daw-
son. Of West Amwell. we're Elkton
visitors on Sunday.-Mrs. John r.
Alexander has returned from a visit
to her brother. William Robinson, Of
Sparrows Point, Md.-Miss Emily
Hazel Hilton. of Baltimore. is the
guest OF her aunt. Mrs. Clarence C.
/ Strickland.-Mrs. Elizabeth II. Hurn
of Washington. d. C., is visiting Elk
ton friends-Miss Lille V. Alexander
has been the guest OF Baltimore rela-
tives.
Evening journal., 1916-05-31
Castor OiI---NOt CannOn--StrikeS
Terror TO italian Soldiers Heart

Poor Nurse southwoll sat the tray
and herself on the floor i'm the center
of her rebellious company.
What could she do? She pondered.
Then came the inspiration. She van.
ished for a moment, returning with
the twenty-slxth glass OF castor oil
"see here. boys" she cried, you
don't understand This isn't castor
This is an Austrian trench. Come,
let's take f.. 'Avanti Savoia'"
The men took up the battle cry of
the reignlng house Of Italy. Avantl
Savoia! Avantl Savoia!' they cheered.
Meanwhile Nurse southwell heroic.
ally swallowed a dose of the castor
oil and every single man of them
followed her lead
They took the trench, but for an in
slant celebrated their victory with
wry faces. But even these changed
when Nurse Southwell disappeared FOL
an instant and reappeared with TWEEN
| ty-six golden oranges.
"These are the medals Of honor.
she explained.
Upon each Of you and upon my
self I bestow one for conspicuous
bravery"
Evening journal., 1916-05-31

The trouble with a great many peo-
pie is they expect to acquire good
habits in old ace. while they spend
most of their youth in cutivating bad
ones. II is so easy to postpone doing
the things that are hard until tomor-
row. and so easy TO drift along today.
Not only is He'll paved with good in
tentions, but the pathway of the ave-
rage man is strewn with the wrecks Of
good intentions. The whole scheme
OF right living contemplates that man
should not put of until tomorrow the
things he should do today.
One of the habits we hope TO ac-
Quire some time is the habit OF thrift.
This habit often comes late in life
not always from choice but often from
necessity. Having satisfied habits
that are destructive. when the pas
sions are burned out Of a decaying
mind and body. men find themselves
more or less free from temptations.
and mistake a Pickering flame for a
ripening virtue Any habit which is
forced is likely 10 find itself in an un-
healthy environment, and becomes
meaningless in its practice
Before you can practice
virtue. you must desire the results
which that virtue brings. and under
stand the process through which Il
comes. Many a man has gone TO his
doom because he hoped 10 stop drink
ing. or spending. or gambling. some
day. but his hope never got to the
point of action.
Frequently you will find standing
alone. or in groups. ON a wind-swept
plain. trees with no branches on
what the sailor would call the wind
ward side" and leaning sharply in
the direction in which the wind blows
This has been no sudden process. For
years the north wind has blown
gently or fercely against the tree, so
that little by little Il became distorted
in shape. until II has become its habit
TO grow lopsided.
Evening journal., 1916-05-31
TALKS ON THRIFT
THE THRIFT HABIT

No bad habit is acquired in an in
stant-it is a subtle process. little by
little becoming so fixed that the ma
ture became distorted. like the tree
battling in vain against an adverse
wind.
Ii this habit of thrift is TO be a
wholesome sweet. and fruitful one. it
must be acquired while the body rs
healthy, and the mind vigorous. II
must not be dying reformation. It's
best work can be done when the earning
power Is greatest. the resisting power
strongest, aud the future, IL may be-
alar OIL.
No man ever becomes spcndthriit at
a single leap The wasteful habits
which he allows to grow become 50
fixed that struggle as ho may, and wish
as hard as he might, he cannot change
his nature Old age may compel thrift.
mess because there is nothing more "a
waste. but the saddcst commentary ON
human life is TO find al the close moth
ing stored mp of energy. money OF
property, for which the best years OF
life have been given.
lhriit rs composite virtue IL III
cludes the desirable attributes of econ.
omy. self denial and savings hut 1t i'
no relative TO niggardlinoss or mean
ness. The man who would let his
grandmother starVo is not thrifty
man. but a brute. Any virtue carried
10 extremes becomes undesirable and NJ,
longer a virtue. The thrift that docs
not make man charitable sours int,
avarice Thrift means better homes
better citizcns. more comforts, more
enjoyment. little waste. little anxiety
peace. out of it grows productive on.
O. gy, steady courage, opportunity, I'M
dependence. self respect. aimfulness n
life. manhood. II is the one material
habit that has no shady side II Il
acquired little 10y littlea steady pres
sure tin the right dircctionl until " be-
comes second nature 10 save and thrift
becomes habit.
Evening journal., 1916-05-31
ax loHN 4. HEARLEY

United Press staff Correspondent.
FLORENCE. Italy. May BY Mail
Castor oil-not the great cannon of
the Austrians-is the terror of the
Italian army today.
Even amid the tremendous business
Of battle ltaly's brave warrior sons
shrink from this sickeningly molliflu-
GUS remedy. hrs. Edith Southwell. an
English nurse in a local hospital for
the wounded. has discovered
Nurse Southwell was told by the at
tending physician to dose her pa
tients with castor oil Anticipating no
difficulties she said
Yes. doctor. l will do so tonight al
their bedtime"
AT the sand man hour she therefore
appeared in her ward among her TWEEN
ty-ive crippled soldiers. In her
hands she bore a tray holding twenty.
five individual portions of castor oil
Aroused by the sight, 'the battle
SCARED heroes shouted. What is it?'
"Why castor OIL" innocently re
piled the nurse.
"Oh." came a chorus of disgustet
voices. "NOl MOI MOI mol"
And Il was mol" for the men IN
mild language and strong persisted
in their refusals.
Evening journal., 1916-05-31

am a retired painter seventy-sev-
en- years old and am well known in
Wilmington About ten years ago
began to have indigestion and dyspep-
sia very badly. my stomach would
bloat up and fiji up with gas. ! would
suffer terribly and feel all stuffed up
and suffocated My food would rise
up in my mouth, sour and acid. ! just
could not keep il down. Now for ten
years have endeavored to rid my
self Of this trouble. but could get no
relief. hut I want to now tell my
friends that I have found il in Herbal
Lax-a-TOne. II has made a we'll man
out Of me. and ] feel just fine and cat
anything 7 want to without bad re-
suits.
Herbal Lax-a-Tone is for sale at
The Miller Drug Store, 404-4O6 Mar
ket street
Evening journal., 1916-05-31

the quarter dollar by Herman A. Mac
Neil. Both are sculptors OF note
The face OF the new half. dollar
bears a full length Of Liberty. with a
background OF the American flag ny
ing with the breeze. The goddess is
striding toward the dawn Of a new
day. carrying laurel and oak
branches. symbolic OF civil and mill
tary glory. The reverse side shows
an eagle perched high upon a noun
tain crag. wings unfolded. Growing
from rift in the rock is a sapling Of
mountain pine. symbolic of America.
The design OF the 25-cent piece Is
intended to typify the awakening OF
the country 10 IFS own protection. Sec
rotary McAdoo's announcement states.
Liberty, a full length figure, is shown
Evening journal., 1916-05-31
new DESIGNS IN COINS
Announced BY M'ADOO

WASHINGTON. May 81. - Dimes.
quarters and half dollars OF new de-
sign will be minted after July /. For
the first time since 1891 a change will
be effected in these pieces. Mr. Nc
Adoo disclosed that the half dollar
has fallen virtually into disuse. The
new design was selected with the hope
OF restoring the coin to more general
circulation, il was indicated. The
half dollar and dime models were
made by Adolph A. Weinmann and
Evening journal., 1916-05-31

stepping toward the country's gate
way. bearing upraised shield from
which the covering is being drawn.
The right hand bears an olive branch
Of peace. Above the head is the word
Liberty" and below the feet 1915"
The reverse bears figure OF an eagle
in full fight. wings extended. and the
Inscription United States Of Amer
lea" and "E Pluribus Union
Both the half dollar and the quarter
bear the sentence. "ln God We Trust"
The design Of the dime Is simple.
Liberty with a winged cap. is shown
on the foreside. and on the reverse is
design Of a bundle Of rods and a
battleaXe. symbolical OF unity,
wherein lies the nations strength"
Evening journal., 1916-05-31
MIDDLETowN NOTES.

Special 10 THE EVENING JOURNAL.
MIDDLEIUWN. May 3l.-Oficers Of
the Parent Teacher Association were
elected for the coming year as follows;
President. Mrs. George Burton Pearson;
vice president. Miss Prudence Lewis;
secretary. Mrs. John Eiwood Denny;
treasurer. Mrs. Ahram Fogel.
William d. Bradford viii have charge
Of the program at the meeting Of Peach
Blossom Grange on Friday evening,
There will he talks on Valuable Farm
Grasses. soil fertility for hay, for pas
ture, for soiling.'
Evening journal., 1916-05-31
WILMINGTON VETERAN
PRODUCES Evidence
W. K. Grant, 4I9 Washing
ton ST., Says It's Perfor-
nance is Miraculous.

Right here in your midst is vet
eran of the Civil War and a resident
of this city fifty years. Cannot you be-
lieve his story? Read il. Mr.. Grant
says:
, 1916-01-13
Democratic Tariff and American Trade.

The Republican Publicity Association, through its President,
Hon. Johnathan Bourne, Jr, gave out the following statement at its
Washington headquarters:
From a study of government statistics covering the first full
years under the Democratic tariff law, the conclusion is Irresistible
that Democratic tariff Legislation i'm pared our foreign trade and in
jured our industries; that the wa alone brought relief and but f r
that war W would now be suffering the worst industrial depression
in the history of the nation. Secretary of Commerce Redfeld will
admit this to be true, or he will deny the value of the evidence of his
own department.
When We compare the trade of peace periods with the trade of
war periods, and the trade of peace nations with the trade of wal NJ
tons, no other conclusion is possible. We ask no Ia to accept our
deductions but lay before the appropriated minds of intelligent Am
erlcan citizens the comparative statistics from which they can LEI for
themselves the demonstration that is made.
During the first 10 months of the Democratic tariff. October
1913, to july, 1914 under peace conditions, there a a net decrease
of Sl5o,526,2S9 in our total exports and net increase of SOL g77 77g
In GU total imports. Therefore, the impairment or disruption in our
international commerce had already happened before the European
war set in during the first year of the Democratic tariff. The war
months OF August and September, 1914, although further disruption
overseas trade, did not materially change the effect of the Democratic
tariff the first year.
, 1916-01-13
University OF Wyoming.

we nave Just received a copy of the annual report nf tba pr,.i
o he state University. While We have read IT carafrlv uo
oeneVe II 1t Will bear studying and should be- carefully dipastsd h.,
eacn II every clhzen OF the state. 1t contains logic and inforno
nj at could not be misconstrued politically if all werep posted an
1heSe matters President Duniway is very optimistic and he sbo,Id
coming" 1t reads good, looks good and is good and va aga LIS
say Il al the university of this state is getting on solid footing nv I'm.
interest SHOWN by the people of the state, and will some day be- ~.
Oh ue Dig institutions of the west in learning. If ia indasd g.. IN
WIND that blows nobody good" as in the case of 1910 in which i ua
dragged In the mlre by schemng politicians and TAINTED il ta fma
II h state without regard for truth or honor. But here and nm m~
must confess that every knock il a boost" and ADVERTISING nons W.
'e people o ue state came to" during the campaign and discoverad
.ney o"neu d un'Versity' after which they straightway sat up and
SaoHy neglected by lack of interest by everyone but a few. tbey tooL
no"uS oi making 1t pride and incentive for better things and now
III university Is reapiug the benefit of the ADVERTISING.