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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-10-08
9entidtamerifaniidysr Central
9erett1.

@rpBe MISUNDERSTANDING n1o
8all=geranltaltltag gum @eltel1 bes
U. Gentral=Gereins bon Iapen-
port. Gin &olnite, beltebeno aus SEN
@erren: s. @rallt, g. Gbmfe, @.
Gismer, $. Meper, 9. ged, S. SeIle1
lrno S. &r0ger, trifit gorbereitu1tgel1
gu Dem groBen Serbltfelt, tpelbes Der
gerein am Son1stag, Sen 4. Mopem=
Der, in Ser e. ". .. Gllrn6oQe 5u
feiern geoenft. Mls 5cltprebiger lit
elm a~ngeIebener, ed)ter Mmerifaner
erforen moroel1. 9te gerei11igtelt
Sanger tperoen nit Drei Nltmmcrtl
cut bent Hrogramm pertretelt lem,
mo 5lpar tperbelt folgenoe 2teoer &C.
lllngen meroen: u9(l1 oos gaterlar1o"
bon Stronger. ,9unbeslieb", ppll
Mo5art. ~ uSStn Nofnle" bon st1r5
Mltd plant bas &on1tte oie Mltffiib-
rl1ng eines einaftigen 1beaterItiidas
9err Mbert Geterien's Srd)elter mirS
fir ben muitfilden Wenl1b iorgen. gln
Der bentlden gcpolferullg 9upen.
ports fpirbes n11,t liegett, 6ltrd einer
redt 5ahlreiden geil1b bos l1nter,
nebn1en 0es Gel1tral=Gereins tbatfrdf.
tig SIT unterltiikel,. Damit bas ao1,.
cert alld mirflib Gin 8eneii5 fir bit
Safe 0es 8ereins mirb. Dos &omi
te miro lpater oas pollltanbige Nro'
gral1lm befannt maden.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-10-08
@er @cbmrten.

Sic 11aditebenben @eburtel ml,r-
cen geItcrn I'M 9iiro bes 5taDt.. .brei.
hers 9ugp Moeller gebl16t:
9err nllo 6ralt Salnes g. See.
go @arren Str, 2. SftoGer, 3,ipil.
lin9sn1aoden.
SEER llllo 5ralt 3on goiler, get.
tenoorf, 81. Sept, Maoden
Serr uno 5ralt Noolpb 9orenscn
1l39 8elt 3. Str, 80. geptcmber
Waoden.
SEER ua,b 6ral1 6rco S. gob
1908 @elt 3. Str, %. september
&l,abe.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-10-08
'scnte grofe &artcnnntcrbaltung ser
Gameni cftipn Ser Sab. Snrn=
gcmeinbc.

Gle critic Ser ltets 10 beliebten Scar
tclnilrterbaltllngen Ser 9ametleftion
Der Davenport Sllrngemeinbe ioQ am
Gullttacn Mbello a~bgebaiten meroen.
Gin Seoermanl bot li6 ltets BEL
ben Observation-Disclosures Ser 90
%penporter Gurnbamen allf bas 9eIn
amiiiirt uno oesbalb iollte o1ld Nic,
tlalto DcrfebIer1, iib in bielem Sabre
mieoer 51 ben ltnterbaltllnge1 eilt5ll-
fin0elt.
Sir sic n%aditebenben @piele:
sfat, Siinfbunoert, &amid 11no
Gind iino mieoer dnberIt nette l,no
iD%ertbpolle Ereiie al1sgeiett iporoen.
ysa6 Der am Sonlttag ab5ubaltenoen
nrterbaltung ioa Elm 2und)eon fer
Dirt merOen. Die 2eitung ser llnter=
boltl1ng liegt in Sen @anben 0es
n%a6ltebet1Oel aomitcs: @orliberin,
Sral .. $. &lebl, 5rau 81. Soeot,
Srau 6. Otto, Sralt Otto S6aefer,
6rou 81. 5dmiot, 5rau Geo. @olo-
IlQnl1, Sralt GDr1s. gdDarot, Sral1
MaD &uebl, Iralt Soc Erosfe, IT,,
SRI. Selet Martir, emma Ga SIRENS,
Seota &uebl, 2olita &uebl, Mntonc
gerg.
Die reaelmaBige geriomnlllng Ser
Gamenleftipn Ser Iapel1port I1r1l-
ac1elnoe fano ont 3onnerstag ghero
IN Der Surnballe an Scr 3. inns 5cott
strabe itatt. 6rau 1oeot, Sic Graii,
oe1tl1 Der Iameniettion, fiigrte Bel
Ger gerl ammll1ng ben Gorlit. SIN
Scrlo1fe bes slbenbs mltroel1 ous
Sabres= Ereb= uno Muiiffomite err
l'a1nt. Gas Ml1liffomite beittbt aus
Den na%drltebel1oen Ian1en: Sri. gm=
n.a Ga SIRENS, gorlisenbe; Sri. Gar
re GBler, Sri. Gbriitine Sanien.
Frebfomite: Iralt S. s. 2attner,
8ran Girls. gdbarbt.
Gas &on1ite fir bic 1lelle Mitglieh=
'a)aftsfompagne fonnte iieben ul1b
oreibig 1lclle sMitgIieoer meloen. Son
jett ab meroen bic Ionuen jebcn Ion=
,ierstag Nodnnittag INN 2 llbr III
DEM 9ell1ds5immer ser Ianrenlef=
1lon, oas allf bem br;tten 5todmerf
selegen lit, 5uiammenfommen. Sort
1ouen 8ano= uno Nabarbeiten porae=
l'omnen merbert. Die 9amen lper=
1e1t itd ldon jett NIT sen @orberei-
lll1taen 1llr ei1ten 9aaar beioIien, Der
gu an1are oes 1e5enlbers it%attfinber
lrQ.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-10-08
Tran 8. s. seliiums.

O'"" ". w StIltuHs.
Nadlbcm acltcrn Madmittog in set
MISUNDERSTANDING BON Galtor 5rant
Cole Der Sralicr9pttesoicnlt iibcr sic
2cidSe bon Irau 5. s. Seiiimts ab.
gebaltcm mor0cn lpar, mllroe oicielhe
nah Mulllt Gcrl1on sur @ciictuu1g
%iibcrfiibrt.
@obl icltcn bat lid) cine Game 10
uiele 1Srellnoc %erporbcr, mic Irall
|seiiions cs pabrerb hires oreisebn=
iabrigel1 Mnfentbaltcs it unIcrer
Stabt gctban bat.
Tran Scliions, Sic @attilt bon
5errn s. :. Seilions, ocs lar1gidb-
rigen Sllpcrintenoentel ocs Soma
Soldiers Orphans Some u11o Be-
tanlltell g%r5iebers, mirftc nit ibrenl
@atten 5lliammelt inn @aiitllbaltic
ais Mllttcr rno gr5icbcrin fiir Sic
pielen &illoerbcn, Sic meoer @atcr
lpd) Mlltter fellnen aelernt babell.
Gor mebrcren @od)en u1tterso9
iid) bic allgemein 6elie6te u1o befalnl=
te Game altf Mltratben eil1cs Mrstcs
eilter id}plerigcn l11o gefabrlifcl
Operation I'M st. 2llfe's 5plpitol,
Die eillell porsiiglidcn Icrlal1f nabm.
NSSbr poraeidrittenes Sitter, Iralt Sci
lions nor Speiunoledsig Sabre alt.
'mirfte ieNod) a,f ibrcn l1id)t iebr ltar=
fen &orper berntaBelt elm, baB oatr
Dos Ibleben erfpIgte.
Die 3abingeldiebeltc erblicftc am
10. Mar5 1856 SIT Mount Carroll,
Sa., bas 9idt Der @elt ullo gel1ob|
ibre gr5iebllng IN Sen oortigen d.
fentlid)en 5d)l,lel1. Mlld) ablolpirte
lie bas Wt. Carroll seminar. Mm
26. SUM 1878 reid)te lie @errn Sci
lions at Mollnt gernon, Sa., no
SEER Seiiions ieiter5eit ein @cihaft|
fiibrte, Die Sa1o gum 8l1noe iiirs
2eben. Spater iieoeIte Sic Ianlilie
ita6 @atrrlop iiber. no SEER Sci
lions iid) DEM 2ebrfad)e miomete. 8or
stpolf Sabren ml,rbe @crr 5eiiions
oann sum Sltpcrintenoenten oes
@aile1bcims ~beforbert nn0 leit Die
Ter Belt bat Die SSan1ilic in Gaoen-
port ibr Seirn alligeldlagcr.
5rall Seiliolls mar cine ser oftir-
item Mitglieoer Der bieiigen Metbo=
biltenfirde, Oes 1upenpprt @ontall's
Club, oes glub of $50, nllo Ser $50
mans Federation.
MuBer bon ibrem Gotten miro bie|
Wcrltorbel1e BON ben nadJltebel1bcn
&inoern iiberlebt: CHARLES 5ciiions
BON Davenport. 8. Us. bon Canton,
81, lno @arriett Don sfnles, So,
cirer Shmelter, Sallie S'griclt lno
elllem @rllOer, Gomaro Nibgemap.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-10-08
reno Ser leste1 1ter1t Sabre:
l%tnterbaltltns su Gbren ppm SRI. 81
ltenmadJer.

Sri. emma 3eters, SEQ. 1905
Malbin9ton ape., gab Sreitag A6enb
81 gbren bon SRI. ailtenmader in
lbrenl Seine cine Undertaking., at
Der piele illllge 9amen Ser bieiigen
@eleuldaft aelaoen maren. Die SRI.
|SiQie ru,o gliie Moeller, lpie Ser gb=
rengoIt SRI. ailtenmader, gepannen
bel elmer llnterbaltl1tg Greiie. lin
5ebn llbr puroe iuperbes Copper i'm
Spellclaale, Der Sit gbren bon SRI.
&lltennnader, Die iid bemn1bIt ber-
mablen miro, in blau l1nb meiB &c;
baltcn nor.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-10-08
9arrp @prton itiir5t Die sreppe lin
uuter.

9arrp gtortnn bon Il1bnal1r Ser
IN Den Gegierungslperfen Der Sc
Claire angeitellt lit, ~ltiir5te grils.n in
Der gsabe Der s. & S. Station, no
CT allf cine @orortsbaln martctc, cine
&elertreppc binunter nno 5og lid)
idpcre aopfperlctunaen gu. Or prr=
81 nad Dem Mercp Soipital sciGafft
iiito BORT Der 9ebmolutg bon Of.
garelpal0 Wlpertralt.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-10-08
Serr @ilbeIm 9pcrins.

9tad) tangent, id)lueren 2ei0ell Der.
id)ico &crr @ilbclnl Ioering gcltcrr
Madumittag Tim orei llbr I'M Mcrct
&oipital.
Ger @critorbellc crblifte an Is.
Mltgllit 1862 in ser SSrcien Neid)s'
lllo @anlcItoot &alnburg oas 2id)i
scr @clt llln p%cruldblte lid in &nm.
tllrg I'M Sabre 1897 nit Srl. Gbri-
ltil1a 9llcocrs. Sdon i'm lclbcn Sab
re fai1 oas Naar nod oe,l @ereinig-
ten Staatcll lrllb nod davenport.
Ser Iabingcl6icocnc miro allbcr
Ton lciner Satin BON Sen ladltelcn-
Sen &inocrll iibcrlebt: @enrp Toe-
ring, Sral1 @ltltau Netericn, 6rall
@arrp Gffermalln, Gltoolpb Ipcring
pplt Iapcnport nnb @ernbarb Soc
ring bon Trcen1oll,t, Ncbrasfa.
@err Iuering mon Mitalieo ser Mr-
better Sterile l1l1o &ranfenfalle.
Sic @cilctl1ng erfulst Iielstag
g%sadunittag Inn 5lpei l1br bonn Srau=
erballe, go. 2114 @eltbplm StraBc,
aus altf Dem Tatrnlpl,nt 6ricobofc.
6ran 2amra s. Mtcicr, gcbprcne
Stmbr.
Die 9eilebltng bon sSralt 2allra s.
Meier, Die, pic in ser geltrigcn Plus
gabe oes Ser Iempfrat" beri6tct
mllroe, alll Sreitag Madlmtttag i'm
ct. 9ltfc's 5uipital oas 3eitlid)c ieg=
lletc, finoet Morltag Nadmittag Inn
balb 3 ltbr pom Iralterballie, SEQ.
1902 Scott Strobe, aus al1f bem
Sairmuu1t Irieobofe ltatt. Die
6reultoe Der geridieoenen iinb natb
DEM Irauerhauie gelaoerl, Sic 9ei=
ieellng lelbit miro prioater Nat1tr
lein.
Sermann Gefer.
Nah elmer mebrn1onatiget lhape=
rem &ranfbeit pcrld)ieo am 6reitog
IbenO @err &erlltum @ecfer inn Ml=
ter BON pierSig Sabren In einen bic
iiaen @oipital.
Ser 3abingeidieoene erblidte alr
3. Sltli 1876 SIT Shlespig=Soiltein
Dos 2idt Der @elt ltno bat lett bic
len, pielen Sabren NIT ieiner 6amilie
IL, Worion, Sa., 9%emobnt., Gr ltat1b
in 9ienl ten elmer groben gilenbabn=
geieaidaft.
ST miro al1Ber BON %ieiuer Satin,
6ralt @er1nalm geefer, nod bon eli
l1em @rltoer, CHARLES geder, ser
gleidfallS III Waripn mobnt, iiber=
lebt.
Gie 2eidpe ml1rbe geltcrn Mabmit=
tag bon Stapletpn's 2eidenbeltat=
tlln9setabliliement aus l,ad) Marion
iiberfiibrt. Die geiietung ielber lon
bort inter belt Nltipi5ien Ser 6rei=
maltrer erfplge1.
Subn s. 8pbnn.
Die 2eide bon Sobn 8. 9obm
geltern Morgen nit ser vMils
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-10-08
SRI 6 81 4nnth rn;i,

SRI. s. 81. aeotb reiitc ocitern
1:ad Geoar &apios 5l,riid, nod)oem
tie lid bier ciniae Belt i'm Sol,lc bon
perrn nno 5ra1 90. 6. Solm, go.
1882 @elt Scout straBe, a~uigcbalten
Got.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-10-08
Sincr at @brcm ppm Trl. Sdleqcl

Iralt Selrnic galpoen BON Ser 2.
gpe., Iapenport, gab am 6reitag
Abello inn 6eierparp Earf 5u gbren
bon Sri. Claire Sflegel ein 0iner.
SIN ga1l5e1 maren pier5ebn Mitglie=
Der na6iten Gerpanbtldaft gelaoen.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-10-08
Observation-Disclosures.
Sic nadItebenoen 8alterlaltbn

Sic na6Itebet6en 8auerlal1bniB-
Idcine mltrben g~eltern erpirft:
Spne sSSnpeItment So, 5peiltDcfi-
oes @obnbal1s, 2515 Soma Str.
$4,000.
Some Enrichment 60, 5luei1todi-
ges Sahmerfgebauoe, 2519 Son!'
GilaBe, $4,000.
s. M.G. Quinn, 5tpeiItodigcs Sad.
iuc-f @obnbaus, 2714 Sbcrioan ct.
So 600.
s. 81. g6oppe, otpciitottigss Sad.
merfmobnballs, 1928 Seglaire Str.
So, 600.
Stutt Str. 500.
6. :. aerr, geo. 1424 College
ape., reiite in Observation-Disclosures
ten nah SiptonL Sa.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-10-08
@p,t Ser lsplisei.

S11 Der Nadt bonn 5onnoF,l;D anf
sonntug paliirten MIR 5tpei 8oli5ei-
anaeleaenbeitcl1 bon irgel1o melder
@i1tiefeit. sic lin6:
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-10-08
:. gecfer. Np. 1899 81.

:. gefer, @o. 1882 DIT 10.
Strabe, reiite i'll 8eidaftsangelegen=
beitcn nad Gbicago ab.
SRI. Soetto gogel, go. 1926
&iplep Strabe, reii te nab Chicago
ab, mo- tic iid) einige 3eit BEL Ser
lral1oten alti5llbalten geoerft.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-10-08
s erfalfsz5nItem aed1lbert: Ser err

sertaufs=5 pitent g%eanoert: Ser err
iuigrei6e @attOler beriidiidjtigt lit
pelt9ebenolt tier @eiie oie @coiirfniIIe
lei1es &l11oct. 9coienlll1g bat iib
SIT einem ber~lmid)tigiten Iaftoren
cl.lnidelt nlto Scr &anolcr, peld5ei
clti Ser Sobe Ser 3eit ltebt, liebt oa-
rallf. Dob CT eine1 aeniigenoen @or-
sratb BON 8coarfsartifcln bat, ban1it
cr alle &eparatltrelt ld)nen unb bil.
Zig pcrllcbmcn fanlt."
1ie Spcrlano Davenport Gontpa.
nh lit 0ielem 8ril5ip itets trelt ge-
lliebcll mo lit nad1 luie Dor III Der
Sage, alle Mllipriid)e III ieOcr @eilc
prompt ou erfiilen.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-10-08
5taot unb Goua'p,
Counting, ben 8. Sttober.
Rleiue staot=N enigieiten.

-Nerpen-Se -Mittel gegenGbeuma-
tismls uno sdHter5en aller Mrt.
Giepe's Mpotbefe.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-10-08
8ont Sooe atbermfcm.

|mallfce" nod @pomins, Sa., sur
geiiesltllg iiberfiibrt. Mady eincu,
8~ottesbicnit it Der oprtiaeln fatboli.
ld)en &ird)c lpllrbe Sic 2eid)e auf Dem
@Doming Jrieobofc bcigcicbt.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-10-08
Scr %rieperlI II

Dsr nienerldnbih e
g,IanStc il Entlp tellt nit, Dob Bic
Der iopanlYden GiIenbn6n
bat, Pie bisbsr tllr iGmalz
lpurigen gahnen sSapans iamt(ib
aut bic norlnuls Spuripeite gu Drinz
gell. Sir Ben llnlhou lei ein 8os
ltel6straJ BON sessn 4 M~tilliarDen
Tranfen porsele6en, Der llm6au lca
Bis 1913 burdlsefii6rt perben.
- Ser 8s1banD Der &rnit<
Ireunne in ben 2lnbern am Ghein
belt ali! Der Burg Alopp lit Bins
gen Isine IL. Sa6respei1 anmluaa ab.
gr tonnte erfre..lidcr Meile i'm per=
gangsnen Subre ben b%eor1lgtsn
&iinltlerm oes r6cinlanpildem @ebiez
tee 1000 600 Marf 3utpenben. Sn ber
Scr iammlltng lpurbe tasannt segeben,
oab Der Goninl 5riebri6 in Diihels
eorf gum oipeiten Male eills egtifs
tuns Don $4,000 Mart gemapt bat.
- 5euse ..Mit meiner. gpd,.
ter it's iplrtli9 Elm red1tes Greua -.
erit Bot iie Huber, ba blieD. lie fprt,
patrenb fiten -. Damn hab' ib 1ie
pom Gtnotlm tpegaenommen -"
nllno num-" uSSebt bIeibt fic
alth lpieoer iiben!"
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-10-08

- Oh. gafer, 3aEnar3t Bbitafer
Building. (gIn3.l
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-10-08

Graham gan5idule. Sci. 1894 @.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-10-04

earned increment have been gained by spectators In
the rural counties different situation exists There are
single land holdings embracing many thousands of acres
Much of this is withheld from production Between
these two conditions the state frequently found itself
embarrassed and lately two official bodesthe tax
commission and the state commission of immigration and
housng-have considered the application of modified
single tax lin it's preliminary report the tax commission
recommends that every person owning improved land
land being put to beneficial use up to the value of
S5OO0 should be exempt from an excess tax on the in
creased land value that all land not in use shold he sub
Ject to maximum tax of such character that all prop
erty in in of the exemption should be liable to
lighter tax than the unused property that the tax should
be levied that at definite periods substantial pronor
ton OF the value which has been added to the land be-
of site social conditions would be collected and
paid into the state treasury.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-10-04
SINGLE TAX IN CALIFORNIA.

CALIFORNIA; vote in November single tax const-
tutlona amendment has led eastern observers to believe
tha the single tax issue would then be decided but this
not the Both single takers and their opponents are
working to defeat the clause which, it is said is so loosely
prepared as to be dangerous to the whole fabric of taxa
don Because OF this situation however it does not fol-
low that the single tax is unpopular in California It will
actually come up leading issue at special election
next spring In the meantime the course of the discus
sion is proving of much interest to economists
The single tax movement has never made much head
way IN this country Although it in San Francisco
that Henry George introduced to the world his theory of
taxation is IN San Francisco that the strongest OPPOSE
on is being shown to the single tax propaganda Of the
Calfornlans Nevertheless the state is to have an OBJ
pornty to express its opinion at the instance of the
League for Home Rule in Taxation which supports con-
stitutional amendment. permitting any county, city or
town to raise it's revenue for local purposes by tax on
the value OF the land, exemptng Improvements.
California has large population and it's area is ire
nendous Through eastern emigration the state has wit
messed abnormal development in localities followed by a
boom IN real estate prices Millions of dollars in Gun
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-10-04
1fairlin s.. I y!
IseIvINes MARIAN CONCLUDES TO TRY A REST CURE

DIR. Ellison wants you to take the
rest cure" announced Morris Southy
to his wife.
The rest cure" Marian smiled. 81
like the sound of that medicine"
Yes. He said that a man made a
great mistake when he allowed his wife
to work SO hard that she got all run
down; then she was liable to contract
any disease. The only way to keep
well we know is to keep the system
toned up" Norris followed Marian
into the kitchen.
Does he propose to have me go
away and leave my family? Because
#"
NO, interrupted Morris, ut Is far
simpler than that. You are to spend
one day every month in bed"
I'm bed?"
Yes. We will take day that I am
at home, and you simply stay in bed
and let us get along the best way we
can alone. We can surely manage it
for a day" Norris assumed O. capable
air. Il suggest Sunday, for that will
be day when the children will be off
to Sunday school, and that will be some
help"
But there will be the getting them
ready, you know" struck in Marian.
I don't think we can manage a day
with me in bed. will rest all ! can
and"
No, the doctor says 1t is absolute
rest; stretched out in bed with no one
entering the room to disturb you"
Morris spoke with decision.
Il am having it d little easier now
You have no idea how much help it is
to have all the water drawn. That
pump hurt my back so much Norris
looked pleased.
We'll, We'll fix you up so you will be
as good as new" He beamed. You
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-10-04
REWARDS FOR CRIMINALS.

The arrest in Michigan of barber wanted by the New
York police for muIder-whch he has since confessed
accomplished through the insertion in Chicago news
paper of inquiry regarding the reward. The barber
was recognized by customer who remembered the de-
scrptOn spread broadcast the country by the New
York police Instead of Immediately notifying the Mich
gan authorities of his discovery, he made of the
ward through newspaper advertisement This required
several days in the of which the murderer might
nave escaped to the other side Of the continent 1t is
argued that since the reward the of finding the
man served It's purpose and justified the practice of of
erng rewards But it is certain that had the discoverer
put his duty citizen before his anxiety in regard the
reward the ends of justice would have been served Just as
well and there would have been danger of another
munitys harboring murderer
In contrast with this is the of Charles Stieow
whom the Sing Sing officials ready four times to exc
cute. Each time the court granted stay of execution
Each time the newspapers published the story and the
real criminal who has confessed read the story His
conscience finally asserted itself and he gave himself up
But Steow stood convicted the testimony of private
detective who was working for the reward of $4,000 Of
tered by Orleans county New York 1t not revealed
till later that Stieow could neither read nor write and
that he signed the confession which he could read
much less write, only III order to escape the thrd de-
gree tactics of the detective In this case Also the offer
of reward led indirectly to the of the criminal
wanted. But an innocent man narrowly escaped execu-
ton
1t must be admitted that in both cases the rewards and
not justice were uppermost i'll the minds of those who par
uclpated IN the capture of the prisoners And in both
cases the reward almost served instrument for de-
featng the ends OF justice. 1t this abuse of the
ward system that induced many cities to pass regulation
prohibiting policemen from accepting rewards personally
How far the desire for reward be carried bv private
citizens is shown III these two In particular it is
OBVIOUS tat The court that admitted the supposed
LESSON OF Sbe0W might have been particular about
The quality OF evidence accepted But the courts cannot
reach the man who recognized the Michigan barber Had
hls man escaped and the facts been established he could
have been indicted for aiding criminal escape and his
example might have served to awaken citizens to their re-
ponsbl1tles to the police. But certainly there is room
tor reform in the methods of handling involving sub
stantla rewards.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-10-04
HAPPY WOMEN
Plenty Of Them in Boise, and Good
Reason for II.

Wouldn't any woman be happy,
After years of backache suffering,
Days of misery, nights of unrest
The distress of urinary troubles,
When she finds freedom.
Many readers will profit by the fol-
lowing.
Mrs. @. L. Crandal. r. F. d. No. Q,
Boise, says: AT times l complained
OF a very painful back. | was nerv-
Gus and restless at night, and dizzy
spells and frequent headaches, accom-
panied by ringing noises in my ears and
a blurring before my eyes made me
feel miserable. The kidney secretions
were also unnatural. / noticed relief
from the first few doses of Doans
Kidney Pills, which l got at Charles
L. Joy & Co.'S Drug Store. con-
tinued using them until the trouble was
corrected Statement given June
14th. 1910.
USES DOAN'S OCCASIONALLY.
OVER TWO YEARS LATER, Mrs.
Crandal said: IT still use Doans Kid
ney Pills occasionally as preventive
and l believe they are the best of
kidney medicines"
Price soc, at all dealers Don't
simply ask for kidney remedy-get
Doan's Kidney Pills-the same that
Mrs. Crandal has twice publicly recon-
mended. Foster Milburn Co., Props,
Buffalo. n. Y.-Adv
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-10-04
Dinner Stories.

The measles were making their an
nual round of the juvenile population
of the community, and Flossie was
very vexed because she didn't catch
them. She felt that a nice little va
cation was being denied her. One day
she came rusing into the schoolroom,
clapping her hands with delight
20 Miss Nichols. They're coming
down the avenue"
"Who?" asked the teacher hurrying
to the window and looking for-she
knew not what.
THE measles! Bessy Tubbs, right
on our corner, has just got them, and
now it'll be my turn next."
When a certain colored man an
nounced his engagement to his "lady
friend" the congratulations that We're
showered upon him included a note of
wonder.
Joe" said one boon companion, Il
shore is surprised We all never
thought you'd speak up. It's going
on two years since you begun to call
on Miss Violet"
Oats true" said Joe. "but de fact
is. l didn't lose my job till last night"
Like most people who are gifted
with keen sense of humor, the
bishop of London does not object to
telling a good story, even if it is
against himself
Here is one of his latest
"A little girl says he, was brought
by her mother to hear me preach. She
fidgeted about and twisted this way
and that through what no doubt
seemed to her an interminable time.
AT last she could stand it no
longer. Mummy she exclaimed. I'm
tired. Can't the bishop 60 back to
heaven now?'"
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-10-04
STOP BACkACHE
IN FEW MINUTES
Rub Lumbago, Pain, Sore
ness, Stiffness Right Out
With est. Jacobs Oil"

When your back is sore and lame or
lumbago, sciatica or neuritis has you
stiffened up, don't suffer! Get a small
trial bottle of old, honest st Jacobs
Cir at any drug store. pour little
in your hand and rub iU right into the
pain or ache, and by the time you
count fifty. the soreness and lameness
is gone
Don't stay cripples! This soothing
pentrating oil takes the ache and pain
right out and ends the misery. 1t is
magical, vet absolutely harmless and
doesn't burn or-tiscolor the skin.
Nothing else stops lumbago, sciatica
and lame back misery so promptly and
surely. 1t never disappoints!- ADV