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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-03-28

3egier1lng Den 9ampfer ogeriia "
serit0rt babe. slae tiirfiiden llat-
terleebuote batten ben gefebl, bie
fiirfiId)e sslasse 5it seisen nno bic
titrfiidpe Jlasge lei in Der geabe Der
Beriia nidt geie6en iDprben.
General JelSmaridla1 ppn Wfaf=
feaien lit in &onltantiilppel einge=
troffen, il,n Se1ll Snltam BEN sselo-
lnarihalIfab, ben linn Der bemtIde
Gaiier Derlieber fat, an iiberreidlen.
Rad, oeu bentiden 8eridten iimS
Die 8erIl1ite Der Rmiien ipabrenb ben
letten sagen id)refenerresenS se=
iueien. Gas groke iibiriide Nrmee-
forps ioil tatiadJlidJ amfseb0rt baben
sns eriftieren.
Der britiide 9ampfer rWand)eiter
engineer" lit amf ber Sabrt pon
Yhilaoelpbia nad Wtam6eiter per=
ientt tunrben. Dir 8eIakmna iumrSe
serettet.
Die Gelterreid)er baben ben Stu
lienern cine Stelfnng anf ben 66=
ben Don 8ubsora an Der Sionso-
sSront fDrtgeuommen itno babel
.525 Befangeile geinad)t.
Gs beift jett, oaf Ser engliide
.&reuser uInoes" ben oeiitIdjeu
&reuserr 8reif" in Sen gr,ino &c
bohrt fat.
\ Sag .fiibrenSe Gomite her oeat-
ld,en iosialbemofratiiden gartei 6ai
bic Seseiiipn in Der Yartei idjari
beriirteiit.
Seit Sem Is. Mars fino pom Sen
9eutihen itnb .ibren @erbinoeteu
sSdiffe, bic eiiien 8ebalt Don TO-
900 Sons hatten, perlenft iuorben.
/ Hrin5 slilgitlt MiIheInl, ser bier
5te Sobn oes oeutfden aoiiers, gebl
mad griiilel Inn IN; Ser oortigar
Notwithstanding als .@ebiiffe 6es
General non giiiina tatig 5u lein.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-03-28

Die SentIden meloem, bas Die
9in1en norOiueitlid) BON Saeu6itnof
einen nenen slnsriff nit unsebenrem
srmppenmaiIen nn6 einem Ner-
brandJ bon rieiigen Wanitionsmem-
gen nnternommen baben, baF aber
AUDI oiefer Nnsrifi suradseidlasen
sumrSe nno bah lie ibluere @erlnite
babel eriitten. @erldlie6ene @erIn-
DE, ben Gentid,eu lire Gtellnngem
6ei EOitabb, Iii65itIi6 uon 0iina=
snrs, 81 eatreiFen utiseliidtem uoll-
ItdnSis. Den sr0ftem Wsiserfolg
t,attem tie aber bel bem, ebenfaas
fH0Iidy BON Siinabnrg liesenben
9sarpes-See. Seilc bon brei ruff
fdpeu armeeforpS mad)fen Surt ei-
men itarfen ansriff anf bic 0ent-
id)en, ben bic 2ebferen nit einem
Wesenansriff btantiportetem, Der
niff minner itarf mar. Die Gent
Idjen Hnbmen bei bielem 0eaenan-
griff ben Nniien bfn militarildlen
Sepbad)fung6rOiten iuie6er ab, ben
Tie am 20. Waars beiett batteu. ssm
oieien Gampfen in Der Weseno Ses
aarses Sees mad)fen bic Cent
idDen q Gffisiere nno 2f40 Wsann
an @tfaHgeHett, and erbeafeten re
cine ansabI WiaidJineageid)iibe. -
Die oemtiden 9nftIdiffer iuarfen
yunben anf Die 8a9n65fe in 0iimar
burg, &illuejb nnb in ben Statio-
nen siuiidlen gnranoiuidli nnb
Wiinsf.
syH Der Besenb nou @erbun Ila.
ben mmr artiaeriefampfe itattae.
fnnoen. 9as 6euer 1T allerSinas
lIianterbrohen nnterbalten luor6en.
ess 1T pber Hid)ts bDn geoenfuna
atldegem. Die 9entfaen baIten al.
e fire Stelfnnssn, sic he 6is6sr err
Dbcrt baben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-03-28
anr5e l1ebfrlidt.

Sci @erbnn iinSen anSa1t-
ernbe Mrtilleriefampfe itatt.
90 fat iid bort amiheinenO
nid)fs beramoert-
Die CeiterreidJer nebmelt
Gteilnugen Der Staliener anf
/ ben Hobgura S1gen.
Die 0eittidem erringen bei,n
MarpeS See, ii6lid bon Dit
nabMrg cit,en slGuSenben Gr=
fDlg anS ldJlagen ale slnsriffe
bsr gimiien an Ser sastsem
ssrunt sariif.
Der Sentide Geidstag ld)iebt
Sic 9ebntte iiber ben Inter
ieebootfries ailf. sSSn Der TO-
aialbemofratiiden 9ieidstass-
fraftion entitebt cine spal=
ting.
Die GnglGn0er erubern bei
Ct. Chi oentlde Nraben init
9iilfc uDm MinenerpIoiiumen.
9rei eilgtiIde 9ampfer
iuaroen in Sen @runo sebpbrt.
SransGiiidjes srmppenIdiff
tbmroe I'M MitteImeer berienff.
llnrnben ilnter BEN rliIi-
idlen strbeitern nebinen an.
Die Sample in Ser ejeeeno
bam SalOnifi oebneu iid) nus.
Die Siirfei rrflarf, fem tiir-
fiIdJes ltuterieebuut babe oie
uEeriia" in ben @rnnb ae=
baElrt.
Der 9srGiiSeat will oen
SaiIer" syall anecblidJ Dem
&engrek iiberiueilen, iuenm iidl
heramsiteIlt, OaR bas Sdiff tur-
pesierf iunrSe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-03-28

l
ans 8aIbington geinelbet ipiro, nod
Onrdams nidt Sapon iibersengt, baf
Der 9ampfer ySniier" Smrd) eimen
SorpebD in ben 8rmnb gebobrt lit.
Gr 6alt es fir ebenip nn0slid), bafI
er omrd cine Wfine 6eIdGbigt ipmr=
De. Gr bat angeprbnet, baf sic
[idarfitem SfadforId)nnsen nadJ Der
llrlade anseitelt iperben. ltnier1
8atidafter in 9saris meloet, Saf
MIR bic Gomte BON syplfeitume nad)
9ieppe, biejenige, ipeIde Die uSmi-
LEG nabtn, offen unO erlambt lei.
Iglns 8albinstun luirb semeIoct, bie
SatIade, oaf feine Nnrerifaner bei
Dem ltntersans Ser ysniier" mm'si
gebeH gefomnten ieicn, aitoere an
bem Grnit bes @orfaas fiir bie @er..
Staaten nidts. Sieier Grmit iuer-
be nod Snbnrd erb6bt, bak Ser
aSMiier" bas einsige SAiff gene
ien lei, bas NeiIenbe bcnittea fonn=s
ten, am BON Gnglanb .nadJ benz
6eitlanbe 81 fontmen, mas mnierer
Meinnng nnd nidJt rid)tig lit, oenn
rs fabren aud bpllanoiId)c Sdiffc
| llnb siuar amf elmer iebr biel iueni-
ger gefabrpoaen Strede. Ser Era=
| fibent, beikt es, in oerielben Sepe=
idle, babe ifdJ Idpn einen Nan fir
iein &urgeben eifiuurfcn, luenn es
iid5 beramsfeIIem lullte, oaf oas
Sdiff bnrdJ einen Sorpebo keidjaoiat
lei nnb er uerbe bieicn Hlam inter
alien ltmitanben hnrdfiibren. Sine
! ambere Sepeide neloet in geSmg anf
Die Ibiidten oes GrGiiOenten, Graii=
, bent @iliun iuerSe feline Wutc mebr
an SeutidlauO id)ifen; er iueroe
Dielmebr, iuenn iidJ beramsitelen
iollr, bak bas SdDiff obne @arnung
torpeOiert mnroe, Die gansc slnge-
leaenbeit Oem aungreil iiberge6eu.
Der auusreh iuerbe bann entIdDeiben,
Oh bic 9tegiermng Die biplomatiIden
yesiefnmgen ab6reden poer amSerc
Wiiftel aniuenben Iolle, nnl 8emma-
titnns 81 erlansen. 9ieie lebte Nsit-
teilnns ioll aus ipsenanntem anturi.
tatipen Gnellen itammen.
gsad) ben 8erid)tem Der Barrier
gOfidaft iinb feline Gmerifaner amf
oem aamalbOot oSniier" pernn-
slaft.
Srei amerifaniid)e 9saiIasiere Der
| pSniIer" befinSen iid i'm .Spipital
sn SuDer. ysnr einer bon linen,
@eo. GrOfer ans Jitd)bnra MaiI.,
| lit idiuer berlett.
Cine Sepcfde ans gSaIbinaton
luelOet, Graf germitDrff Ser Sent-
Idle yOtidafter, babe bic S5auptuer-
amlailnns snm gtiidtritt oes MSmi-
rai sirpit seseben, ba er Die Semt-
ld)e Hesiernng onranf amfmerfiam
gemadjt babe, baf cine @erIdarfnna
bes lfnteriee6optfrieses Fdiuerc @er-
iplflungen nit ben Nentralen, uur
allem INIT ben gereinigten Gtaaten
beranfbeld)iu6ren nitric, Nus Sieiem
@ritn6e CLAUDE man in 8ai6iaatur
aidl, baf Die oentid)e Mesicrmms ims
ale 8enmgtnnmg gebem iuerSe, luenn
es iidD ipirflidJ beransiteae, bah ser
oSnileE" bon einem oentid)em llm-
terieebOot torpebiert lei.
Vile Mitteifnnscn ii6er ben oSni-
ieg"-sall iuerben bem aabinet pur-
gelegt iuerSen. Die bor6anbenen
Wfttteilnmgen iuer6en nod nidlt ais
aeniiaenS aneeieben, nm bem Bra
tioenten nno oas aabinet at cinem
Gntidlnk fDmmen an faiIen.
6iinfsia geriomen iim6 bpn ben
senten, bic nnf bem ySniieb" iua-
rem, bernnsliift.
Sn Der Sitnns Ses oentidlen
Neidlsfags am 5reitag lit cs az fei.
nem aenflift sefommen, man fat
Die 9ebatte berido6en. 9sadtrGalidl
ipiro bon 8erfin 6eridtet: Ser
sReidDstaa iuar 6ei ieiner 6eufioen
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-03-28

9eftes Del uno @aIoIin erb1It
mon bon Der SIimp Oil So. 400
Sit-eommerce Str. geenes Gel. gro-
his 1852.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-03-28
0ie Nnrhf gaiIh 7r,efn

= Nle yatbf ugSiI6 Gnf" iii
9eftern pon Sompico nad Sort 9Ir.
thur gefahren. Sic bot oie ssanliIien
elmer an5abl sfngeitellter ser N0aeri
CON 8ulf Petroleum Gonpanu an
9oro.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-03-28

Sn Souiton itarb SSsoiepb Sire
ger I'M slIter bon IS Sobren; Die
8eeroiglna fano auf Dem oelitiden
6riebhofe ftatt.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-05-19

YOU hear great deal these days about the advance in
co Of materials and the uncertainty OF fast coors We
wish to state that while few Of articles may show
slight advance price. the ony OF lines bought
months last years prices regards to fast coors ev
cry article sold here leaves with the laranec as in for
mer seasons.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-05-19
DOUBLE FORCE OF
POLICE ON GUARD
Forty Arrests Made by Minions in
Few Hours. Cleaning the Streets
of Minor Offenders.

Double force Of patrolmen was on
duty in Rock Island today. under or
ders from Chief of Police Phil Miller.
The minions were kept busy circulat-
ing through crowds attracted here by
the Sells-Floto circus, and by 10
o'clock this morning 40 arrests had
been made.
The patrol wagons were kept run
ming and a squad of reserves was on
hand at the station, bringing the Of
tenders in in groups of threes and
fours. In most cases the men were
Just plain DRINKS, large number be
ing from Iowa, arriving early and pro-
ceeding to take in a round of thirst
parlors.
Detectives were on a lookout for
dips. Any suspicious appearing
strangers, unable to give a good &C
count of himself, was picked up to be
held until tomorrow.
Night officers were kept on duty
during the morning. Day officers will
be in service until the circus pulls
out tonight
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-05-19
WITH CIRCUS ONE
DAY; Is INJURED
George Higgins Joins Sells-Fl0to
Shows at Clinton and Is Hurt in
Rock Island "a Hours Later.

The glare and thrill Of the Sells
Floto circus appealed to George Hig-
gins of Dubuque when the attraction
was presented in Clinton yesterday.
He joined the show Today he is in St
Anthony's hospital seriously injured.
While a heavy pole and canvas wag-
on was being unlOaded from the fiat
cars on First avenue at 1870 this
morning Higgins met with an acct
dent which will lay him up for several
weeks. He was guiding the tongue Of
the wagon as it was proceeding down
the runway. His foot slipped and he
fell into the path of the heavy truck.
Before the workman could tighten his
hold on the ropes and bring the heavy
vehicle to stop, it pinned Higgins to
the steel runway. His shoulder bone
was displaced and the flesh torn and
lacerated. The police ambulance was
summoned and Higgins was removed
to the hospital where DR.. A. n. Mueller
attended his injuries.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-05-19
Collars

TIE soft styles in SIX and
fancy pique: button thru and
plain front, i5c and Csc.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-05-19
PLAN YEARS. hike
FOR BUGLECORPS
noyS 10 Hold Meeting This Evening at
Their Coancil Lodge in Sears TO
Make Arrangements.
DESTINATION Is YET UNDECIDED
Unique Caravan, Including More Than
Seventy Boys. 10 Move From
City During Summer.

The Sunday schools fife. drum and
hugle corps will hold meeting tonight
AZ the council lodge site, in Sears, 1t
will be something of the nature of a
hike. Supper Will be cooked. and after
dark there will he stunts by each OF
the four divisions Of the band. songs,
stereopticon views of past hikes and
band music II will be decided at this
meeting where the band will go this
summer for its annual big hike" Sew
eral routes are under consideration.
Three years ago the boys drove to
Starved Rock. two years ago the Tama,
Iowa Indians were visited, and last
year their outing took them TO Du-
buque and the lead mines Of northern
Illinois and southern Wisconsin, dis
lance OF 200 miles for the round trip.
travelling in wagons and afoot, camp
ing out over night; the boys having
cooks appointed from their own ranks,
and doing all the work connected with
the expedition including care Of the
horses.
Seventy.FOur Eligible
Last year out OF an enrolment in
the band Of As members there were %
who participated in the hike. This
wears enrolment is 106 and the num-
her Of boys in sufficiently good stand
ing at the present time TO be able 10
90 if they choose. is IA So it is pre-
sumed that this year the little army
will be near twice as large as it has
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-05-19

Plans for the trip which delegates
from Rock Island lodge No $50, B. P.
0. Elks, will take to the state con-
vention to be held at DAille next
Tuesday, Wednesday and Nhursday,
have been completed. The Men will
leave next Tuesday morning D. 7:15
over the Rock Island for Peoria and
catch a train on the Big Four at 1880
for Uncle Joe Cannons town, arriving
at 1926. Returning the party will
leave at 2:35 in the afternoon and
arrive home at 10. Those to make the
journey will include J. F. Murphy, c.
n. Isaacson. Sam Ryerson. Fred
Brough, George Ackley, Tom Mirfeld,
George Stroehle.
| Annual inspection Of Rock Island
commandery. No. IS, Knights Templar,
Will be conducted next Monday even
/ ing at Masonic temple by James Nc
! Creole, grand captain general. Ban
quet will be served at $50. The order
of the temple will be conferred
At the meeting of Teal lodge. COS
/. O. 0. F., committee TO arrange joint
memorial services with Rock Island
lodge and the Rebekahs was appoint
ed. The graves of the departed are
annually covered with flowers and in
teresting exercises held at Chippian-
mock cemetery
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-05-19
SOCIAL
RELIANCE CLUB MAY SESSIC

RELTANTE ILI Z My SESSION.
Rev. c. J. Bengaton in his home on
Seventh avenue and Thirty-fOurth
street last evening entertained the Re-
lance club Of Grace Lutheran church
DR.. l.. G. AbrahamsOn told interesting
ly of his recent trip to Panama and
Carl LOndberg entertained with a
number Of readings. Refreshments
were served during a time of socia-
bilitY
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-05-19
SOCIAL ANNOUNCEMENTS.

The Tri-City Social Service club
will meet Monday evening at the Rock
Island Y. NJ. C. A. for supper at $50
o'clock The subject for discussion
will be juvenile court work with DR..
J. NJ. Browder, probation officer OF
Davenport as the chief speaker.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-05-19

ever been. and that the old record will
be maintained for a big time. ms
record as expressed year after year
for the last seven seasons has been;
This is the best hike We have ever
had"
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-05-19

1923 Second Ave.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-05-19

Athletic garments in union
suits or shirts and drawers:
quarter or sleeveless, knee or
three-quarter legs. in the cele-
brated makes, y. " D. Coop
ers, Mansco and ROCKINGHAM.
soc to 81.
Ribbed unions in every style
and size up to IS, SOC to $3.50.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-05-19
Hosiery

1nterwovens, three popular
qualities in gauZe, silk and
fibre and pure silk in black
and white and all coIors, &c,
35c and soc.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-05-19

Headwear
If you're a motorist ask to see
the new Simon & Landauer
Borsalino soft hat. It's ex-
IRENE light weight; comfort
able in stiff breeze and very
stylish,
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-05-19
EVER READY CIRCLE SOCABLE,

The Ever Ready circle of the First
Baptist church entertained at a dime
sociable last evening in the church
parlors, entertaining with the follow
ing program:
Piano .......M Miss Helen Parker
Vocal, Sing On" tDenga) encore,
Come to the Garden Love" ......
.............M Miss Bessie Riess
Recitation, "Pillar-site" ..........
Juanita Rinck
Vocal, Little Pink Rose" Alice Journy
Recitation, Red Head. Zilpah Rinck
Refreshments were served after the
program and about $40 was cleared
from the affair.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-05-19
Assay Funeral Tomorrow.

The funeral of Miss Marie Assay,
colored. will be held tomorrow after
noon at l o'clock at the Mckinley
chapel. Burial will be in Chippian-
mock cemetery.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-05-19
Bring the boys here for clothes

hat set the pace in BOYS clothesreal clever ideas
tch pockets--fabrics guaranteed to give the right
at S. Complete displays $685. to SIS.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-05-19
Baked Banana.

In lands were the banana f1ourishes
the fruit is often baked without peel
ing until its rind bursts.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-05-19
Shirts

in the new summer Manhattan
fabrics beautiful silks at 81.
IS, $3.50 and $40. SILK and
linen mixtures, crepes and
madras, $3.50 to 1915.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-03-15
WOMAN FILES BIG SUIT AGAINST FOUR
 SONS OF HUSBAND

NEW YORK. March 15.-The four sons of Joseph Buehler of the Bronx, have been sued for s5o,ooO in the su- preme Court of Bronx County, by their erstwhile stepmother, Mrs. Alice Chat field. for the alienation of Buehler's affections. Mrs Chatfleld assumed her former name in 1912 after secur- ing a divorce in Reno.
 The sons. Arthur and Frederick. who are students at Hartford; Edgar student at Virginia University, and Joseph. % years old. have an interest in an estate valued at $25O,O0o. ac- cording to their former stepmother
 She did not konw of their existence and 80 naturally not of their interest in this fortune. until she arrived from Bermuda in the Bronx at the end Of the honeymoon in 1912. it is said. But Immediately upon her arrival. she de- ciares. they assumed such on attitude that she had to lock herself up In her room.
 In their answer the four sons say that they were not the only ones that felt that stepmother was out of place in their family. because soon af- ter her arrival she and their father occupied separate apartments.
 Buchler amassed a fortune before he retired from business.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-03-15
GEORGIA TO GO TO
 SEATTLE; PRINCE OF
 WALES TAKES ROUTE

It IS expected the gas passenger boat Prince of Wales, of Wrangell win arrive in Juneau within the next few days 10 relieve the Georgia while the latter boat goes south to have new boilers installed and also general overhauling.
 The arrangements have been con cluded between Wills D. Nowell, of the Juneau S. S. Co.,, and William Neil, Of Wrangell. the owner of the new boat. The Prince of Wales is at present on the beach securing a coat of paint and minor repairs, and will start for Juneau as soon as this work has been finished
 The Prince Of Wales is a brand new 65 foot gas boat and was built in se- attle especially for the run from Wrangell down the west coast of Prince of Wales island. She is built especially for the handling of pas senger traffic. She is comfortable and commodious and will be able to han dle the run of the Georgia in first class shape
 Upon the arrival Of the Prince of Wales the Georgia will leave for the south. She will be off the run for at least two months.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-03-15
LIKE NIGHTMARE SOUNDS STORY OF
 AiRMAN's FLIGHT
lsnaclal corre.pondenee.l }

NnN""NNAA NHNNN H'|t|' |'N""f"
 MLAN.-The story of the amazing tragedy ol the air. in which the part played by Capt. Salomone Of the ltal- ian army won for him the medal Of valor awarded by King Victor Elm manuel. Is told in the Corriere della Sera in O dispatch from one Of its correspondents at the front
 The episode Of which Capt Salon one. who Is a Sicilian, was the hero. occurred during the Italian air raid on Laibach. the Austrian headquarters. about seventy miles from Isonzo lines, on Feb. 1S.
 "Capt. Samouone." says the dis- patch to the Corriere della Sera. saw only one enemy machine. It was fly Ing beneath him. But far above him, unpercieved by the Italian. another Austrian aeroplane opened fire with a miltrailleuse.
 "Not Badly Hurt" He Signals
 Capt. Salomono was wounded in the head. He did not, however. lose his extraordinary sang froid, and sig naled to his companions that be was not badly hurt
 Capt. BaiH. one Of the passengers. used the machine gun against the Austrians. Lieut.-Col. Barberi, the third passenger. who was acting as observer. was hit in the temple by Q bullet and fell dead across one of the steering wires.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-03-15
URGES VAR UPON
 SOCIAL DISEASE

LONDON, March l5.-The final re- port of Baron Sydenham's Royal Com mission on Social Diseases, which has been conducting au investigation for about two years. has been issued The repor. says thet serious conditions have been revealed and expresses tho belief that actioa by tho government Is the only solution Of the great na- tionai problem.
 Drastic Recommendations Made
 The commission makes Q number oi ] drastic recommendations, among them being the following:
 Existence of disease Of this na- ture should incapaeltate the persons concerned for marriage.
 Communications Of physicians to parents on this subject should be pri' vneged.
 Moral conduct should be taught in connection with an branches of edu- cation.
 Instruction should be given in re- gard to social diseases In evening schools and in workshops
 Free modern treatment should be provided in hospiLai5.
 All army and navy recruits should be warned Of these diseases and the warning should be repeated every year or 30.
 cItes Effect Of War
 The report dwells particularly up- on the effect of the war on tho prob. lem. It says that while there is no reason to suppose the percentage of infection In the army and navy Is greater than in normal times, al ex- perience shows that after the war an excessive evidence Of disease is cer- tainly apparent even In districts pre-. viously free from it. Hence no time should be lost in making provisions to deal with the situation and no short sighted parsimony, 1t ls con- tended. should be allowed to stand In the way of utilizing an means which science and organization can provide "to protect future generations, upon which the national prosperity must depend"
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-03-15
g. q. HEWITT C co. JuNEAU's NEWEST
 BUSINESS HOUSE

D. s. Hewitt, for tho last two years or more special representative of the L. e. Smith & Brothers typewriters in Alaska. has gone into business for himself at Juneau aa the head of the new firm or D. 8. Hewitt < Co., which has established ita headquarters at li5 Seward street in tho Valentine building, and carries several lines of .high-class office equipment.
 D. s. Hewitt 6. Go. will retain the agency of the l.. C. Smith & Brog.' tyDewriters. and has added Che Bur rough Adding Machine Todd & Peer. less Check Writers, Corona typewrit- CTS, office files, desks, fire proof cab inets, typewriter supplies, etc.
 The new firm will eater to the trade of all Alaska, with special attention to the coast sections.
 Mr. Hewitt. head of the firm. is well known in Juneau and elsewhere in Alaska. During bis residence in the North he developed a large business for hia line Of typewriters and type writer supplies. He will continue to reside at Juneau, of course. where he has a large circle of friends.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-03-15
SOLDIER PLEADS GUILTY

Frank Cragg, a soldier from Haines, entered a plea of guilty to the charge of arson in the District Court this morning. Cragg piled the bedding in the federal jau there in the middle of .he ilooor and set fire to it, causing the destruction of the jail. Lillian Ward. indicted as Madeline Gibson. was allowed until Saturday morning to enter her plea on the charge of re- ceiving and concealing stolen goods. W. L. Burton is acting as her attor- ney. having been appointed by the court.