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The sun., 1916-09-10

An English steamer eceu;ly was max
ing her way out OF the Baltic when az
costed 10y "A German destroyer. Knowing
he was within the protection OF terri
torial waters the English captain a.
ars, paid no heed. Then The destroyer
slipped to the inside OF the cargo vessel
and IN perfectly good English tho Ger
man commander directed the Ems. ish-
man to steer south.
The order was not answered, but soon
the destroyer began 10 crowd the mer-
chairman so It was necessary for him
10 alts- his course and he was gradually
approaching tho open and unprotected
waters Of the Baltic when the Castor.
with Prince William. full six feet three,
on the bridge. hove IN sight, The Castor
came dashing to the scene. white spray
flying from her clean cut bows,
"What Is the matter here called out
the Prince In even better English than
the German had employed.
Tho English captain megaphoned the
reply that he was being ordered by the
German TO steer To the south so that he
could he legally captured n taken as a
prize to Swinemunde.
"You take orders from no one hut me-
directed the Prince. Keep to your origi-
nal course and | will protect YOU
The German SUNK away and the Eng
fish ship, escorted by the Castor. pro
cecded in safety.
Within the last week the greatest CON
! Germ has been caused here by the sink
ing Of several Swedish ships 10y German
| submarines. This practice has followed
the declaration Of the Berlin Government
thai foodstuffs shall be considered con
trahnnd. as we'll rs certain classes of
timber. principally pit props cut for MS,
In the ENGLISH coal mines Other Swedish
ships have been captured as prizes,
a somewhat amusing incident recently
was that of the Thcm's. which the Ger
man were trying to take 10 a home port
in charge Of "A prize crew when they dis
covered there was not sufficient Goa
aboard. They put n a swedish port
on Gothlard Island. and were greatly
surprised when the swedish Government
politely hut firmly refused 10 recognize
the Themls as a prize and unceremo'
niously hustled the ptlz, crew of, Mean
time outside the harhor two grim Ger
man destroyers stood ~glaring at three
| swedish vessels OF similar type but just
a little more powerful.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-05-29
SOCIETY," WOMEN LEARN COMBINATION DIVE

The clever feats performed prove l
the northwestern women no longer
novices in the water sport.
The combination dive, the Austria
Ian crawl, dives from swings and
rings, high dives and fancy ones, in
addition to quick time races, were
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-05-29

Society maids and matrOns of Seat
tie have gone in for swimming with
a splash.
Members Of the ladies' auxiliary of
the Seattle Athletic club staged a
swimming and diving exhibition re-
Gently for their women friends only.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-05-29

the propagation of life is the state
ment that the suffering connected
with it is quickly forgotten. There
is no greater lie It is wOman's fault
that this is generally believed, for she
thinks-she must agree with the pOpu-
lar fancy and say she has forgotten
her pain.
"A wife is usually told, when her
baby is born, Now you are a real
woman Why should we have to suf-
fer so much. to reach our greatest
possibility? No such sacrifice is
asked of man before he is conceded
to be a real man.
Unless something can be done to
relieve women of this curse, the ex-
istence of matrimony is not justified.
THE giving of life should be con-
fined to women of the lower type,
not so capable of suffering.
"They should be selected for
breeding and be kept from all things
intellectual"
Mrs. Lggett is not recommending
twilight sleep as a solution OF the
problem of motherhood, but is asking
that the women of the U. S. investi-
gate and find out if its claims are
true!
1.-The fact that twilight sleep has
been originated and is being used is
proof that women are demanding re-
lief" she says. This may not be
what we want, but five investigate
and find it is not. then let US keep
on claInOring until we find some
thing"
-O-O
1T DOESN'T GET US IN THE
SAME WAY
George Smith is home again. Ha!
Hal Hal POOl-CuTtis cor. of ST. Ig-
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-05-29

women rebel against motherhood
until something is done to save them
from the pain which women have
been brought up to consider its nat
UraI accompaniment.
Until science can find some way
of prOpagating the race without the
physical and mental danger. which
women must face in giving life, the
world should not expect them to be
willing to bear children" Mrs Lig-
get says. Science tells us that the
higher the mental culture of avon
an, the greater her capacity for suf-
fering. Is it fair, then, to urge our
girls to higher education and at the
same time expect them to be moth
ers?
The old-fashioned notion about
the sacredness of motherhood is all
bosh. There can be no sacredness
where there is so much physical suf-
fering.
Our ministers and our religions
preach about the wonder and the
beauty and the miracle of being
mother.
ANY woman who has had one
child win agree with me that there is
no wonder except the wonder how
any one can suffer so much in a civ
ilized world, no beauty about an or
deal which means going into the val
ley of death-and that no miracle is
worthy the name if it means such a
sacrifice on the person most con-
cerned.
There is not a baby in the world
today worth the suffering which its
mother went through to give it life.
I'VE mothers love our children, but
every time we look at them we re-
member what we suffered.
Another faIacy connected with
SOCIETY WOMFNTFAP
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-05-29
IT DOESN'T GET US

George Smith is hon
Ha! Ha! POO!-CUTtis
nae, Mich, Enterprise.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-06-30

Gao. modlie ooer perl0nlid priiien
uno nbidIiebeu, Do es iih UNI einen
Siemli6 bobeu Yplten bonoelt. IS
miro sin hartss Stiid Irbeit eeben,
oenn er = Elm eigeuiinnioer Quertopf.
ober feline Rrooutte iino mpbI bic
beiten in gang China. Nit ben eins
eeboreneu !0anolsrn pertshre ih am
liebiten miinOIid, 10 umitonoIi4 bic
Sode oes prtsiiblid)en 3ersmoniells
pegsn audi 1T. Nber baben lie einz
NAL Sugeio9t, 10 tam ma iid auf
lie %perIoiieu, unb i'd peib, bnb Ole
8eiielung aufs bette unO r~selliie aus
9efibrt miro. Sn bieier ge5iebune
III Der Gbiueie multer9iiltio: Elm eirls
mol gesebenes Nort bdlt er inter oil
len %llmitGnoen. ielbit penn 0aS Sc
Ibdft gu ieinem NahteiI o~usiblGat.
llno nun min ih sic niht I1noer
a%ufbnltsn, Iieber Siifop, morgen irib
um neun llbr fdbren mir. @uten
Miorqen.."
3rafft. Der felt feiner 4ntunft in
S6angbai niht mebr berausgetoms
men mar. genob Die 55obrt nab
Sf.n9tuu pie Elm tDitIi6es 6sriense.
ffent. Shrooer beobaaiets ibn ID.
helno. Nn Der fait tnnbsnboften
6rsube oss iun9en Reiiesefdbrten TT.
tpGrmte iid oIlmabIi9 audi istn
l6nerblitiges temperament. &ebbats
ter OILS ionlt beteiiigte Ell iid DIN DE,
1prGd, 6eigte, ertldrte, b|edntiportete
er 8rdffts 6rogen.
limb nun lag 2iingtau Dor ibnsn.
nett Dffnete iih bic tief elnidneloen,
De guht. 6unteInoer Sonnenidtin
iibergoB Die Srtfboft nit ibren
freunOIiden rptbeoabtsn .0dulern IN.
mitten bIibenoer @drtsn, ole brel.
ten. fauberen GtraBen.
Rum ME gerdllt Sbuen pas.
Soerr Ron 0iifop? Sit Dies 6led4tn
oeutider Grpe nidt bibI6?"
&rofft nidte eiirl9:
.Wdren nitt bic bohen 9erQe i'm
6inter9runo. t0nnte nan meinen, in
irgeuoen groBeres Qitlee0oo gu tom
men. 81. BORT liegeu ia oua osut.
Ide @riegsiaifie, leben sc nun.
s9ntiienou", nSdarnborii' un0 III
pGmOen~, Ga treife i'd actpib elnigt
8ausrooeu ron Der W}arine.
,Dds tonnte letdt lem. auH ROM
6ier it~oiionierten Seeoatallon mcroen
Sir pie4cjat eiHen oOer ben an0stn
Neryn tenuea."
.&9er fi4tr. ,8crru pou &eriien.
ben &ommauosur, ttnne ld, er Il,
erf tiir5lid) fir 0rel Su3re bierAer
tommonojert. altlt 2eatnont per
NmpiiriB. Der friibsr in potspom
itan0. Tin l9 iogar %beireun0et."
ia tenuen Sic piellelht ouh oen
Somnanoanlen Ger oitaiio:tiher
&oipnie?"
rglityt peri6n;i6. nur Dem va,
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-06-30
Gortf,buns folst.)
Yas ntcnudlc ySnlltd)cn.

Die bsriihmts Proger &nudpurt.
ole ieoem 8eiuter Der Woloouiiobt
pertrnut 1T, miro neuernin9s arg per=
leumoet. Mon bebouptet, Dob lie qua
iommsnifrumpfe uno out ben mdtber
matii6en puntt binorbsite. DAP fie,
nod ni9t poli9 aeri6punoen 1T. ZEE
peiit fplgenbes Wurf9eIprdd in
Prog:
Game: ~WoS toI.st oisies DiirRs
6sn2"
WurH6auoler: rs Sener."
Dame: ~Giut. rideIn Sizes einl-
WurIthdnoIer: ~6oben Sic ni9ts
gum @inpideln mits 9as paG3suag
1T 10 tnnpp".
Dame: rPopier2 . ia! Re9meu
sic oieien StraBenbcbnidbridsin
oen Id nod bon Der 6erfobrt bet
mir babe; ober pudet' Sic uoriiftia.
10 Dab bic Wurit nitIt ourt8 0n6
be'uusfogt. poS Der Gaa'.ler bineins
QeSIpidt bat.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-06-30

men mad, er ION Elm berporrossne
tu6tiger Offi5ier ietn."
Limo Elm fnmoier prdftissr
WIeniA." ergdn3te Sdr0oer. SD
tenns i'm aleroin9s nur flint,e.
CLAUDE aber. es por Elm gutter 8riit.
9erooe ibn bierbcr gu bringen. SIing%
tou 1T Oph Elm per3meiieIt erponiertsr
puntt; ieben Sic iid Die 29se aur
einmoI 9enauer n pon Woi1eE. ME
gu 2anbe ihper III bolten. Wenn Cd
einmul BON 6einoen beorobt peroem.
ioate, itebt bic Yeiobune BON pOrn~
brein ouf einem perlprenen pos
lten."
G5orti.bune foIet.)
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-06-30
0errli@e pilotr
Aai(er Wilbelm's!

Scr gW or 2or0" - tpie
bic anglo . nmcrifouilde 4jrei.
ie aaiier 8tIDelm 81 be3eid.
neu pfIegt - bat iif ais mlrt.
lider Jrieoen5url It er.
mieien; inter leiner Negieruli9
bat Dos bcutiha Reid feline
groBte 9litbc CREDIT, uno ais
Gcntlhen onf Dem G~rocurun
&c ollrien It o | 3 AMI lbn lem.
GoL or dudl eiu mirtlider
DgS ar 2or0" iein fam, 0as
belpetit 5ttr 3cit oieicr punoer.
bolle Mann mt ieilten liegret,
hen @ceridnoren elmer gallBgnt
&elt bon Geinoen gegenit6crg
I'm unicren &eiern einen
@einilcn ST. e%riueliclL Iicfern
mir Elm prnftno0c5, oQerneue.
ties Milo ucn Qaiier 8ilbelm.
@r0ic lOI2 8lt ~ BOD mo
paIien0 gum Gtnrnbmcri, por.
totrci IN cincr Aoue Der.
iouot. gu 13e pro Stild o0er
5fuei fir 21c.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-06-30

ySog nal, Steiner, 1T Die bdr.
tige Dame ga pirtlif eft?",
rRn. M rcoen Sic nal MID lange.
Id perbe bod meinen Batter tennenl-.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-05-23

mid oaein fGllt Die golt3e Geront-
mortung." limo MN er5dbIte lie bon
einer Sheuerfrau I'M Sanatorium
Die oabeim eiuen an einem gefGbr=
liden @eI6miir ~Iiegenoen franfen,
beiBgeIiebten Sobu gebnbt babe, uno
gar teiu @elo, i'm operieren 81
Ioiien. GA babe lie iid oenn aus
Mitleio uno dr5tlidem @iiiensorang
entidloiienb ben @ingriff por8uneb-
men, obne peitere dr8tli6e 9eibilfe,
uno oils fie Die eiterroe Geidtpulit
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-05-23

Sic GDmbreS=s treiter
@pm 8mSpif Sersps.

Sin 8erglanb Iieet i'm Weiten,
pdlt menie Meilen blob,
Do9 adbIts Ser Metterfeften
3ebntaufenbe i'm S9Db.
bebntaufenb, Die ba bobren
Sm Berg oIs a%Otentpurm,
bebntaufenb an ben Robren
Beim eriten Ruf: Sum Sturna!
6eut mars Elm Sturmsepimmal
Sn gtfen unb tn 8let,
lno mprser tpbt Der QimmeI
Jn tptlber Ssdgerei.
Seut heibts TN glute tpaten;a
1ub i,norgen TN Moroft.
aamerob 5u Mdnnertutsst
Gin jebeg Metser pabt.
II H4eiGp M. .SFtat
STR innssn 5sSrefrnten,
nnb ftrdnbt iia e,ld Der gdnpf
Bluts uno Maferfluten,
go tpenbet leis ben &opf:
Ser Batter Saten fdmiiden
Dos Sal bon @ropelott',
limb Mars@laz9onr i'm Niiden
1rb bortpdrts mir NIT @ott!
Oie Minentrt4ter retben
Our 9Dne bas 9eftein
l1no Stab unb 8olben fhmeiben
Die Seinbe btnterbrein.
Tins fibrt fein Sabnenretter,
Ser 9auptmann fprinst gum Stob
Mir finb bic gombress Streiter;
Stun IaBt Den SeufeI los.
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Die banofdrift.
efisse BON sueie Ser.

Or Bate barauf fduSr.n m0sen.
bab es 9tlbsgarbs 9anof9rift NOR,
.aber l1lrid bate rlar Elm pdar 3eilsn
eeleien, ben Brief raid eineeftedt urtb
NOR Die sanse Radt freitptuis auf pa<
trouble eesangen.
Dos alte MiBtrauen, bas tie beios
Dor sehn Sabren einmul auseinarberz
eeriHen hatte = um 9ilbesaros pils
len = bronnte ipieber auf. Damals
sing l1lri9 nad elmer beftigen Nise
einanberfeBuns auf Heifen unb- Silbes
GARD tpurbe feline = Malters - Jrau.
Qls man Fid mad orei Sabren sufal,
Zig piebsrfab i'm 9eftibiil zines
S9tpeiSer 9otels - brad Ole alts
Susenofreunbfdaft tpieber burd. Sc
fam elm Mbenb i'm @olbelan5 Der
gerse. sic faben in elmer tleinen
Experimentation. 9ilbesarb fang,
uno Die 5reunbe lebnten nebeneinans
Der an benz 9olaseldnber urb faben
bas @oIb aus ben Jelfsnfuppen fdmels
5en.
BON oiefem Mbenb bdttsn fis an lars
gen 6untlen, t~atenIofen Sagen i'm I'M
terfunb 70 oft sefproden. llnb odnn
Drn 9ilogoro. 9iloesarb! Dos etis
ME Elm soIbener Jaben bird 6as
.fhpere grau Der 3sit. Wenn fte
II I'm Duntsln faBen, Dunn NOR e =
als iDare 6ilbesaro spifden linen NIT
fbrem Ieifen BADEN. ibrsm 8Iunbboar
uno benz 9sfang. limb mad Mdrs
fden, admpfen, gntbebruneen, nod
RGlte, Sdmus unb 5tnser gins ibr
Name In ben Mubeftunben apifden
ibuen auf pie cine fpftbdre 8iite.
llnb fie beusten beibe BE berrifden
a0pfe inter ihrem Duff.
absr bisfer Brief an ulridI Die
fer Brief, Der 9~iIbegarbs Sdrift
5eietei
Bon benz Sage an f9pies 1Iri6,
iDenn Walter bon 9iloesatb fprad.
Or mar piel u~ntertuess an ben 4ben>
ben, trpbbem es nidt n0tig NOR, benn
fie lasen in Der a~tpeiten 2inie unb atpis
i9en ben 5rpnten mar Hube. Gr mar
freunoIid pis INNER, absr Malter
battle bas Gefiibl. als ginse Der Sreunb
UNI i'm berum NIT einem Gebtmnis
tpie nit eineta 5euerbranb, unb 70
nadt fparsn fie Dor chamber eetporben
In benz bi9ten 8eieindnber Der lanssn
Monote, oaB ibn biefes fdpsigenbe
umseben tpte Elm f6rperlider S9mera
anfiel.
&c mar 9ilbesarbs 9anoidrift.
9ana ii6er. sic nor es. .8on Sag
gu Sag tpurbe inn bns tlarer. Bon
abeno gu Ibenb forfdte er ben Jreunb
fddrfer beraus, fpra9 nun bpn 9iloes
garb, - nur bon ibr, In ermioenoen
Mieoerbolunsen.
ulrid fdpieg. So, einmdl 9dbnte
sr iOsur; ipentgfiens belt er bic 9dnbe
Dor bus 9eF9t, rieb fi4 bic 4ugen
uno mart ii9 auf iein 8ett. Der
8eih, Malter, aber bieies 2uufen i'm
S6nee madt berbammt miibe
Gs nor nobrboftig, oIs reoete ct
In cine pernrauerte 9Dble hinein, Die
lem g9o mebr geben tonnte ---
@enn tpenigitens poit fdme. 4ber
fte fparen pie ab9efdntttsn felt etniger
3ett. Sener Brief mar bas 2tBte ses
pden. J~reen6tpo riidpdrts mar ses
Suerrt. S~ror9hnrfe MIR zine Spnfns
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-05-23

6erntsaeidnitteu batte, ols ibr Die
Operation 9roBartig oelineen Ief,
pa babe Der arme Sun9e tot oageIe-
gen, neil oas nit Der IartoIe pal-
liert lei.
Gr i4iitteIte ettpos srucifeIuO sem
9opf rno iagte:
SD mar Der @eintng, o6ne
Wiitbtlfe einer e~eeieneten @erlon
Tonne cine 3arfoie iiberbaupt nidt
poreenommen iperoen.
6prtleitune foIgt.)
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THE HOTEL

Wos bebeutet yEbe Gigbteen"? 9as
bette Sotel fir bag ipenisite 8elb IN San
Mrtonio. 3immer SOC. Gnsse9eiebnete
MohIaeiten 25c. Niebrige SpeSiolraten
Der ISOLDE. Sab frei. grodett 6277. 81
e~entroIer Gage. 302 6mbSMlnmc StraRe.
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Merchants Transfer Go.

Transportieren unb gifItenen bon
uGafes@ linb fGtperer Mn{dinerie cine
GpesinIitM, Mbbplent, 0erienben. Gufbes
nabren etc. Office 510-514 DoIorofn
CTR. Neibe Eel. 35e- y
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sduhz il. Yferbeaeidirr=@ eparatnl

griuot Cure Irbeit at g. S. gogar;
err peritebt iein @eiddftl @utes 9dno@
ndben unb Meparieren. 3Mfrieoerheit
aornntiert. 217 9be. 8 grodett $50.
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0ptels.
HOTEL ALAMO

s25 glamo glasa -biibih mDbIierte
refine Simmer. SOC, Toe 81 per Ea9;
SO. so uno anftpdrts per Wo6e. Gunner
nit 2 Better $500 per Wo6e. Altes
gelepbon grodett 658.
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DUPUY reiniat suite.

@eaeniiber Dem @nnter Office : @cs
bdrDe. 112 Ofz3ouitn Ctr. 9nmenS
6troh% unb 8anamaSSite eereinist unb
geformt. @eine Grbeit TT uriiber<
treffli6.
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FRITZ REUTER-

III Cameron ctr, Nutomobtl : Neparas
turen, DrDacetpIene : Sdtpeibnne, Afs
betten am NnfabrtsS nnb gn~t5inounesz
Wpparnt. grodett 1925.
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4ranspprt. WeielihaFteu.
carter4MuIIaIv Transfer Co.,

NamilienS& uti1eu nnD DroiHfen. Ees
4nrot umsieben uub M6beI : Qa9erung.
Bageaee : $rarsfer. Selep1on 1913.
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samen mn 0eaiigelfntter.

Sreb staffel, St9 OF Commerce
ctr. Gen, @etreioe, @nrten< nnD SeloloS
men. @efliiQeffutter. SnfnbatDren.
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Gbamberlainfs


gerIanat Gbamberlain's perfettes
Siiden : Hutter. gmtbdlt fein aorn,
holt g~in9efpeibe eefunb uno Beiile rot
tic. Sci @roceriiten ooer Grodett 1888,
Sater Seeb g.. 420 6iosElores Str.
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6ols ,,mo aobIe.

@ir balten Die bette SshIe nnb bds
bette BrennhoI5. Rrobierf 1iis. Gla5e
Wpub & GpaI Go. grodett 6053. Ne1ies
Eel. 1871. s8 /
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mas iiberflieben2
@as iiber6aften2
RubigsS Miiben,
&ubiges Raffen!
Gines gebe
Dem onSern Gepi9t:
Gr0bli6e Srsuhe,
GrUbli6e pflidt!
6. Glaif9ten
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10 n M ?

SIR groceriff pertauft .8obnets Bet
ter Breab~ biGiger - Gelb unb Guolfs
tat iprefen -@ir fauften Gintaniersn
Safer Webl fir gaar.
3 Yrpoe 1Ot DoHNEI's enon a,o,.
grod. 1878 IREAD Sc, 2 2aib Sc
ST beFer. pber gelb sariid.
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9. H. Weyrich Sheet Metal Works.

0dnDler in Sarbtpnre, Sefen nio
gIehtpaaren. BrnftifheL &len1pner nno
Dahbeder. 934 Dn<gnmmerce Strabe.
Frobis 1880.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-31
WILL HE GET EITHER?

While William jennings Bryan has
%repudiated the definite announce
men' Of a Pennsylvania -Congressmen
who was supposed TO be in his conf
dence that be was 10 camp on Presi.
dent Wilson's trail while touring the
country. he has not ceased giving en-
enlargement 10 the Democratic contin.
gent In Congress opposed TO the ad-
ministration's program for the ma
tional defense. In view OF Bryan's
pronounced attitude against all meas
urcs Of adequate preparedness. and the
fact that there is likely to be no other
candidate seriously considered by the
Democratic National convention but
Mr. Wilson. the most Inappropriate Sc
lection for the temporary chairman OF
that convention would be the Com
moncr. To the temporary chairman Is
delegated the task OF sounding the
keynote os the issues on which the
party is expected 10 make its fight.
Dr. is said that Bryan is seeking this
honor. but how ne can perform con.
sistently in that position o. not clear.
National Chairman McCombs is also
DESTROYS of being selected as the TEN.
porary chairman. and ne would be the
logical speaker Tor the President. and
if the Democratic committeeman keen
their heads he will undoubtedly be-
chosen And. again it is said that
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ours. and she is going 10 give a birth
day party 20 celebrate" To a re-
porter who interviewed this mar
velous woman on the approaching
event she referred TO il as the golden
jubilee Of the accident which. at IS
years OF age. made her a hopeless
cripple and invalid. A golden jubilee
celebration Of hat sort Is something
new under the sun. but Mollie Fancher
Is celebrating the idea 20 the extent
Of making the 6S-candled birthday
cake OF a golden color. My friends
will iii the place. l haven't a doubt. %
she said. There Is no need OF a doubt.
Such a courageous. undaunted spirit
as hat OF Mollie Fancher must pro
woke the affection as we'll as admira-
ton OF all who know her. What a tri-
umph Of mind and spirit over anliction
she Is.
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il was in MacCarkle's day. Compare
sons made with any Of West Virgin
las n~eighbors pr with any of the
more distant states Of about our pop
ulat.on will yield results similar 10
those obtained from the Maryland
comparison. West Virginia can more
reasonably be reproached with par
slmony than with extravaganza in
state expenditures for public pur-
poses. We do not devote 10 the sup
port 81 our state university anything
like the noun needed to make IL
states far less richly endowed with
natural than we are. In
the care of our delinquents and de-
fectives and I'm the protection Of the
public health u policy in the past
should be stigmatised as penurious
instead Of being criticised for eX-
t~ravHrance. Comparison with the
budgets of other states will make 10
clear 10 any thoughtful person that
West Nirginia's expenditures. as
shown tn the recently published au-
dit. are kept within an exceedingly
economical limit OF expansion. That
they should expand with the growth
of the state is 20 be- expected. The
man who wants them 10 remain al
ways ar the MacCarkle figure IS a
Bourban who is incapable either 81
learning anything or Of forgetting
auyfhiur
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Mr.. L~ittlepage approaches It softly. in
his stocking feet. as II were. lie is
for adequate preparedness. but mostly
for peace. but II wal must come Adam
would like to see an election What
for? Why. 10 let the people vote on
war. with the understanding:
That 81 a majority favored war. the
trei army should he made OF those who
before the voting I ann sure peace would
win "a sweeping victory all over tho land.
Notwithstanding the Influence OF tho sur-
riiiz'l press. notwithstanding the power
and fnNu'ur. uf the money mHreHrr
abroad ir fhe land OH. for another
Christ Oh. drive them this time QUO OF
Oh" Peoples Chamber. chat OBJ. common
ID.r.. can have. I better chance boz Hfa'
Again 'he subsidized press gets if
Adam started out 90 talk on Peace. bu.
seems 10 have wandered FAR afeld.
But Adam is accustomed 20 giving
these little excursions for tho benefit
OF The House. and this incident closes
az usual with the familiar @bracketed
note fApplausel The House S. gen
orally hard 70 move. but o. takes Adam
20 make it respond 20 peace. patriotism
and palaver.
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SETTING UP FALSE GODS
PROM TRE cHARLEsroN POS,

In West Virginia. We fird'eome men
trying 20 ride into public office on the
plea az economy and r-etrencam-ur
as they put g.. What e false god that
is when 10 comes down 10 fair con.
s~iderafion.
II is going 90 be pretty rourh-slod-
ding for those candidates who find
their chief stock boz trade Of attacking
Republican administrations and Re
publican legislatures for making APP
pro0riations to keep up The state lusfi-
furOus aud conduct BOO state govern.
ueut Zoo a AaIf-decent sort OF way. az
least. thereby giving off'use TO those
who DO not care enough about the
state tO see 10 go forward with any
degree OF progress that would reflect
credit upon us as % state o. as a
people.
The people are not going 90 be
fooled by that sort OF an l|usIuC,re
appeal % swaCks Too much OF the
corporation collar Certainly the cor
r~oraffons are not going fo pay any
taxes than they are compelled 20
To- hy sheer necessity Tho great ma
lur.fy off the corporations are Gowl.
uarf'd lF lrfIuHr.. outside of tHe
state They maintain hcnchmor iu
f.i- state whose duty DO i- -o make
f.e dividend checks a4 hIe o. possible
What care they for West virginia or
'lo welfare 0i ifs institutions or Dos
Heorls7 Nothing
Tr'.r chief interest ln West virginia
Is fo .rf what they can uuf of tho
state and fo give lffI. .r return
Certain candidates have shown an
open desire 'o mIk. favor with those