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

nung betriebener 2agerbdnfer Ger be
id)riebeiten2lrt iib nnter iih nod mic
Der pereinigen uno iit ouburd einen
iueitgebenben ginilub 81 @lniten Der
,5armer ieibit. ioipeit nnnentlidl bit
8erbilligung Der Bermarfting nno
ole ansmisuna Der MnrftfoiiiunftlI
rem in9etrndIt fomrnf, iifern f6rnen,
ohne 6ni, es notINpenoig III, baB ii.
nit oeinsIntitrilitaeieb In aonflitt &C
ratben; oai, ourd bic Snaertdiier Ole
,Sariner iid uiel beiiere 9ranspori
fa3ilitdten fiir bic germarftung ihrer
9ro6ufte iid)ern fonnen; oab enolidl
Die 2agerbGiler Der ;sarrner iidl ge
meinibaitIidb and bic nieSrigitenVer'
ii6erunssraten iidern t0nneu. Dis':
un6 aae anoeren Segniinsen bes neu.
Ell @eiebes iperben NIT Der 3eii I'M.
rler oeirtIityer in Grifeinrng treten.
Ramentlid) aber fouren Die bielen,
Ifon beiiehcnben Observation-Disclosures.
noiienif,niten Der Sormer iifl oieiel
ben Iofort 5n giiseu MAIDEN f0nnen.
slGer anfans III idaper. gsafbem
6os beihriebene @eIeb IN araft aetrc
ten lit nn6 ii6 praftiih berp1brt bn,
iollte man es babin ertpeitern, 6nB Sic
geitiirurneen oesieIben aud niii nllc
nnberen, nid)t leift beroerblihen Gr
'eiigrii'e ocs 2anSes misaebebt tper
ben fonuer: 3. g. nud aiii Sorfer.
Sei, Gtrch, aartoffeln, 3ipiebeIn,
Bobnen, @rbien. gepfeI, greiBeIbec.
rem. grSniiiie. Riiife unb Sdmereirn.
llnb mad unb mad, ioIIte man Damn
aiidl fir aIle la,b,pirtbft,oftIiteu go
bener5euaniiie i'm 5tpiifenitadtIifcn
uno misldnGI6en @erfebr aultIid'c
Stanbarbs burd biegurSesresicrunl
feitIeaeu.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-12-02
Gterblihfeitsberi@f.

Bernard S6rspsnbsrs, 6s. 6Iar1
rno Sdlem aD,.; 9uitritis.
Caroline gnseIbarbt. 60. SetOH
Soipiial; Operation.
Catherine S6ipab, "a, 4303 Ca
tbags pit.; glinboarmsnt5inbuns.
Roie 8rbant. 43. 9eibssba 5oipi
tal; Observation-Disclosures.
Gnua Nsrntr, 32. s19 Dirt.
Sirabe; 5ubertulois.
Scrrp 5OrO. so. 30S Oii JrCri
Sirobe; 5ubertulof.,
5nnnis Son.s. SO, 3544 Sidt,n
elps.; 5erslsiOsn.
4itna Stedno. Ga, SarriiOn nnb
Bud Gtrabs; 3uderribr.
Ra6el Gii,niiein. 43. 1119 gd!s
Gps.; @ebirnihIa9.
Gsrmonus a.mpsrls, n. 136 Gag.
Gtrobe; artbs.
6slio Witisn. %. 1000 Wnbiicn
Roob; Operation.
9bomus WcGopern 81. 17631ofpn
ftnb gp..; Sornidurepsraiituns.
alsranter Dolpb. 73, aluburnoaIs
Opt; 6eraltibsn.
Rorin syifter. II, 957 WePstr
ION aD,.; gsbirnidlas.
Worp Sab.rtbier, "a. 20lS Bar
n,iner Strlbe; Eubsrtulcit,
Sc6n ~. isrisSrib. 5s. 6e6 ei n
Strnbs: 6ersiAnq.
6enrb BRETON. 50, 7ne Honnsys
berger Strait; RitrsnIsic.n.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-12-02

Bon Der aIliirten Settt
TT Der beutide &ansIer mebrfah allf'
seforbert lpprDsn, bic Jriebensbebin'
sunaen, bic er perlaust, aHSufiihrsn
Das pirb aus oem 9runbe absslehn.
baB bic aliirten MGdte iebe Sebin'
sung, bic 9eutidlanb iislIt. Suriid'
peiIen unb bic Gurosruneen bios ba3u
bsnuSsu piiroeu. I'm Den ariesseifeI
ibrer @0lter neu an3ufaden. Sumal
osutlib gu erieben 1T, bab Die Ssinot
gar nidt bic slbiicht tuben. bi. W1fs
fen niebersulesen, ionbern in ibrcr
Ibiicht, Deuti4lano DDais 5u pernids
ten ,bebarren. Der Jorm uno Sate
nab bat Oeutidlanb audi bas Rett,
su forbern, baB bic @ntirten sueri!
Worf6lGse MAIDEN, bd niht iie, fons
bern bic 0eutf6en i'm geiis BON sros
BEN feinblihen 9ebie.sn iinb. Rebmell
mir RumGnien gum 8eiipisl. MGr.
es ni6t lG9erlid, gu perlaneeH, bdb
bic Deuti6en bel ben Rumdneu um
Srieben bittsn9
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-12-02

einen 3uItaub Der @er5peifluns i6lie'
Ben ,dneeIiAts Der Sbotiade. bab biz
gris9iIae glrmee, 10 lanse Der So,
nig unter Gnslanbs 3porse bana
belt, bpdit unbebeutenb fein tpiirbe;
ss 1T has init benz 9lntlammerr
an einen Strpbbalm sIei9bepeuteno.
Sn bteIem GalIe biirfte bas eenalttbd'
tiss @prssben feline fofortige StraIs
sur 5pIse haben. Menn Der a0nia
ii9 Der Gnttpaffnung feines Seeres,
inbem er ale perfiisbaren Sruppcn nm
iia i1aart, piperiebt, bann lpirb Die
Stellung Der 9laiirten in MaaebOnien,
BON mo- aus lie i'm gaItan gu uperiren
bsrIuden. unbaltbar ,ba iis seipirtis
gen miiiTen, bab bic sriediide grmee,
bur6 gulsaren Der itGrtt. ibnen in ben
Eiiden fallt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-12-02

bab bic Weitrb.sgsb0rhe audi NIT bsr
Annabme BON amsritaniihen papieren
aIs 3ablungsmittel fit unicre glus.
fubreil cine geipiNe Woriibt nidt aus
Ber alusen iaiisn follis bab fis bic
Yunien bisrin dut einek setpiiItn
4roaentIab beIdrGntt. Der ridtigs
Wes beitebt barin, Gnslanb au 5ipirz
gen, bab es mebr @olp beriiberldid..
Wie angeseben lpiro. beaiebt 60 aus
guitralien unb anberen, adnbern iebt
nod 500 MilIipnen Dollars @olb Sas
Sabr. gs 1T leidt besreifliA, bab ss
iib bappn nidt trennen pia, aber Is
1T niht erii1tIia, iparum mir lnisr
5inana Sbitem in Der ertpGbnten
Weifs ipieber peridle4tern iollten. ins
bem mir England parin untsritiibsn,
ieuls 3ablunser in anberer MeiIe ais
in @olb au leiiten unb mir baben I'm
70 mebr urIa1s, bieien 3fpdns dusaus
uben, neil es ttin @ebeimnib 1T, Sab
gnslanb NIT bem grSbten Gifer gplo
aniammelt, I'm es ala Mafe In benz
SanbeIstries 3u benuben. ben es na9
geenbisuns bes arisses sesen uns
fiibren ipirb. Gdn5Iih aIs 8ablunsss
mittel tDnnen mir amerttanifde pas
pierre ni4t aiaidlieben; neil bas gu
einsm sefdbrli6sn aursItura fiibrsn
ionnte, aber es iOllie bierin eint ses
piHe Grenalinie gesosen iperbsn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-12-02

Sn tbrem gemiiben, bic
offene llnteritiiBung Der Ser. Staaz
ten gu setpinneu, paB tie ni9t blrs
ibr leBtes 8robtprn unb i6ren IeBtcn
Dollar, ionbern au9 MannIbaIten
unb S9iffe ben glaiirten Sur @erfii.
suns itellen, pirb DON Der 2onooner
preHe seiast, oab Gnslano innerbalb
Der leBten 3e9n Sabre ieoer 3eit bic
unteritiisuns 0eutidlanbs bate scs
pinnen t0nnen bur9 bic GrldubniB,
Sesterem freie Sano in Central unb
Subamerita gu lahen unb bab be.
8prfdlas aud iebt ben 2llIiirten ses
madt ipurpe, DON bieien aber 5uriidr
sepieIen iporoen fei. Die glep Yprter
probritii4e preiIe untsridreibt bas
natiirli9 uno Iast, bab SeutIhlano
bic betreffenbeu 2Gnber in ieinsn
Oranse nad 9lusbebnune eritrebe.
Cine ipnberbare Wabrnebmuns! Inns
unb Der WeIt, bic nidt liigt, 1T Bios
betannt. bab Oeutidlanb bic gagbab'
babn gebaut bat Sieie fiibrt ni6t
mad GentraIdmerita unb bas eeihab
aud nibt, I'm in 3lsinaiien aolpnisn
gu griinben, Ion0ern I'M bas 2anb Der
mobernen Civilization su srDffnen uub
bort neue Qbfub Gebiete gu er'
i6lieben. Sn TDrberuns Der 9uItur
in riidftGnbiaen 9dnbern beftebt iibsrs
baupt 9eutidlanbs gemiiben unO
ni6t in ber Grperbung BON ncusm
8ebiet. Wenn es lanb5ungrig lpdrs,
sa. IS iebt idon mebr uls senug. UNI
iid gu iiberidttiscn. 9ie @erfiiQung
IN ge3ug auf polen seigt aber CUR Ges
riiee, bab 0eutf6lanb teins gns
nerionspIGne beet, mas bic SauptIdns
Der Der 9lliirten iiderli9 nitt ppn
Ii6 bebdupten tlnnen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-12-02
usber bic aunft Der 0eut,

iden. it9 in allen aaseu 5ureat3ufin'
ben, ma6t Sr. Ridter. Der ioebeu
aus Deuti i4lanb, ND er uIs 2aSarett.
arat seipirtt bat, nad Gbicusu 0uriit'
setebrt lit, bD4it intereHants Mittbei,
Iunsen. @ine srobe Grugs, relde biz
yBelt bei4Gftigt. 1T, no 9eutiaIauS
Yaumpplls berutmmt, ba bod bic 3u'
tuhreH bierin i4Ou felt 5tpei Sabreu
abgeiperrt limb. Die gInttport ertbeiIt
Dr. Ri9t.r, inbem er iost, bag man
grias bafiir in SoI3faiern ssfunben
bat. bic in allen SuipitdIern nit gu,
tenn grfolss beuubt tperben unb in Der
9eriteIIuns BON grploiioen Der gdu.T.
noble porauaieben limb. glu4 fir gs'
nebe bat man bieie 5aiern fdon 5url
SheiI benust. gluf jeoen Sal lit ss
babur9 mOsli4 eetpeisr, Die borban,
oensn 8aumppus@orrGtbs, bic etnGs
aus Der Siirtei ereGr3t iperben, 81 Ipa,
rem, 10 bob teine 9efabr einss Nans
gels an SetIeibung uorbono.n III.
Was bic NubrungsmitteI betriFf', 70
bat Or. Ridter nidt ben minbeIten
3neifeI, bub 9eutfdlunb ben arisg
sebn Sabr. fortieBen lam, ubn: an
Rabrunssmangel ou Ieiosn. Sn DoBt.
belt seitalten ii6 bic @erbdltniFe biz
rim beitdnbis bsiIer. Bds feblt, 1T
mdrnli6es 2lrbeitsperIonaI unb pa,
fiir fou ieBt bic Seimatbs Q(rmee iors
gen, ba ale, bic bisber 3ugefebcn bu,
ben, tpie Qnbere arbsitsten unb bic
3abl f6etnt ni6t serins gspsien gu
iein, jeBt ebenfaGs NIT Sono unleg.n
miifen. Sin @olt, bas 10 erfinbungss
reid 1T unb 70 ertIdtoFen, BEN
5einbe bic Stirn gu bieten, lam nidt
iiberipunben tperben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-12-02
Sn 9eutf9lanb drqer

Sn 9sutf6Iunb drgsri
man ii6 ii6er Die &niffe, ME bic vi.
Iiirten srobe 9erIuite auf ben
S4la9tfslOeru fir bic 0euii9sn
berausre9nsn, ula fol6er Deiis in
neutralen 2dnbern ben gtnbtud 81 ers
peden, oab Der 4ufreibungsplan. aui
ben Die aaiirten ibre 5Ofinungen dui
i4Iiebli6en GrfoIg iesen di4 gut be'
pdbrt. Oieis 2iit Dirb i4On ieit BE.
gtnn bes arieges in 4npenOung &c,
bra9t unb bat bic bsuti4en grfolge
ni4t beeintra8tist. Was ben GinDrut
duf bic neutraleu 2dnosr betrrfit, In
1T es siemli4 sIei6siltis, mas lie iibsr
Seuti6lanO benten, ba lie ibm 3umeiit
bod feinbli4 geseniiber iteben. Cine
MNrtung 1T iebod pabrnsbmbar, biz
eerabe Der 8erlogenbeit Der gQiirtsn
Su buntsn 1T. Dieie ba6en 10 6eitdus
big DON elmer p0llisen aufreibuno bes
beuti9en Seeres seipro9en, oab man
biefsH 4nsaben tstnen @Iau6en mefr
f4entt, aunal uRbeitreitbar 1T, bds bic
Seutf4en beitdnbis neus unb nicbtiae
@rfoIee erringen, pie iest in Rumd,
MEN unb peiter erit6tli6 1T, baB
bic grobe Dffeuitbs Der 5einbe an ben
beibeu 5auptfronten, i'm Often uno
Weiteu, gum Stiaftano getOmmen 1T,
mas bod teinen anberen S6luB sus,
Idbt als baB bic 4ufreibuug auf Der
anberen Seite bor fih gebt. Oat aud,
bic Deuti1en @erIuite erI,i0en, tpirb
Riemanb beftreiten pOIen, absr ss 1T
sbsnio unDerteunbdr, bab Tie btfe
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Ot. gsrseD aIttsuns @rie,
4enlaHbs bur4 bic 4qiirten, bic
Hertbetbiger Der tleiHen Staaten", alg
ipelte iie fi4 ausseben, 1T gu etnem
Nuntte seIanst, bic ben R0nia Com
ltdntin Jipdns, cine Gntfdeibuna au
tretten unb bab bisfs su @unften ber
|crbunoeten dusgefalIen 1T, fam ans
set4ts Der Borsdnge tn Rumduien
ntdt iberraften. Die GbFdt Ses
Fontgs mar, cine ebrIids ReutruIitat
gu Dobren, aber bas poIIten bic gIr
ltrrten nidt erluuben, bic tetnem qorbe
settatten fi4 uHabbdngis 5u baIten,
loHoern alIs 2dnber tn ibre quirn,
biHeiusptngsn pOIIen. Dos last auf
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-12-02

Die qreiie in 9eutidIanb 1T
isbr mibs.itimmt iiber unIer Aanp.
Oas 1T ibr nidt Su Derarsen, ou lie
tGsIi6 beoba4ten lam, ME mir ben
Jeinben Deuti6lauOs fold ipirtfamt
llnteritiiBuns Ieiben. 9efteisert ptrS
Der Wibmutb bura bic Gbitonsn Mil
ions seger ben beutiden Saudboot'
triss, iporin ni6t nit unre4t Elm pei'
teres Ssmiibsn .r5Iidt pirb. ben Il.
liirten gu beIfeH. quein in i4tpieriseu
Hasen, benen man bilflos seseniiber,
itebt, mub man bds tleinere bon sio.i
uebsln fpdblen. Gin unnsutrales Mme.
rita 1T sinem cffeu feiHoIi9en oorsu.
3isben. Siersu tpn.mt nod, bat bic
Darms 5reunbfdaft fit guslaub in
bieiem 2unbe abautiiblen beginnt, ipis
aus Der Warnuns Der 9uNbsssRs,
ierOesges6roe gu erfsbsn TT. 9i.
aIusbeit eebistet ,oiei. Stirmuns 5u
fOrbern unb bic unannsbmli6ieit.n,
Die unier aano ueruriadt, gu ertrasen.
bis uriere Rssieruns bic GnslGnber
grunbIi4 fatt betommen bat.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-12-02
samitaa ben 2. 9esember 1916.
0is prpbritifdsn 3eituu

gen Iasen, baB Elm embargo segen
yeabrunssmittsl ii4 rar pur9 einen
Ufientliden Nptbitanb redtfertissn
lahs. Gas 1T riatis. aber ss 1T bod
tb.n 70 liar, bab Elm giotbitanb bsitsbt.
Damn 1T nod su beriidIidtissu, bab
bieIsr Hotbitanb Su unertrasltser
pObe anipadien ptrb, penn nidt se@
nua @etreibe i'm 2anbs bleibt, uni sass
islbe bis CUR na4iisn Grnts i'm Suli
au ernGbren.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-12-02

Gin p.ifer sbeban.r in
auferer snslii9sameritanii9sn preiis
iagt, es lei fir GnsIanb unm0sli9,
uHter ben jsBiser 9erbdItuiifsH, mo bic
oeuti4en gerbiinOetsn bic 9errsn i'm
SaItuH itnb, Srisoen gu IdIieben, neil
aIsbann bteie jebsr5eit bas ganD,
DeIdes @nslanD nit Snbien uub
ggppten oerbirbet, burM6netben
t0nnten. Dte itebt es aber nit BEN
S4pert, bas gnslanb iiber bic oon,e
gBeIt bGlt, iHbem es alien Rationen,
bic unierige ntat ausgsnonrmen, bic
Daeere fperrt9 Damn 1T es aud qar
Hi9t pabr, bab 9eutf6lanb cine
9errfhaft ilber ben galton bea6fits
tigt. So min bic ZEN bonn ruIIiften
istnftub befreter, ME es aud nitt
5ugeben mill bag bic Sirtei DON gna,
lamb unb RubIano 5uiammen Der,
ihIungen perbe. Gobalb enqIo1o
btnbenbe 9arartien gibt, bab .s nidt
bic WSeere fir fih bebaIten min, fons
bern 6dB iie alien RatioHsn unter glei.
Den gebingunsen often fteben foIsn,
Damn II Der 5rtebe eefifert, aber auf
ote IIeinberrf6oft nil GngIunb
nt6t bsr3idku uub tpeil ss btefe in
Sefabr slaubte, bat es ieine @erTdn0s
rung esgen SeutidIanb sufammen
NIT Rublanb uub Srantreit anoes
3etteIt.
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0eburten.

Benjamin wnb Warp GuianOi.
511 GIipsr Strabs; Nobttn
William unc eliit Siisn 1916
Wlain sirabs; anpbs.
wGaI unb Tarsaretk S,iab. 3l6
5inblap Strabs, SHdbs.
2lusuit unb Dora Gotlnsr. So
eaursl Strabs; anabs.
GtarIes unb wiartbd Msp.r, 2l23
On Clifton Aps.; Widbden
Clemens unb Catherine Ntnsr.
6917 gartbds. g.its; andbs
@iaiam uno Catherine Wsb.r. IL
Weii 60. Gtrabe; Gndbe.
Otto unb SuIia Ginter, 1902
Ritt.nboufe Strobs; Mdbden.
sJrant unb Glifdbetb 1drIag, 1045
Mabe Gtrabs; Mdbdsn.
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The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1916-12-22
NEW USES FOR OLD WOOD
Forestry Boards Novel Plan For Cut
ting Down the Wood Waste i'm
The State.

Baltimore, Dec. 15-Asked to COM
ment on the State Wood Waste Ex-
change being established by the Board
of Forestry, the State Forester an
nounced the following plan:
According to Mr.. Besley, one of the
States Assistant Foresters was detail
ed about a year ago to make close
and thorough study of conditions at
fecting all woodusing Industries in
the State, and the investigation had
not proceeded far before it was very
evident that the plan, if carried
through, would have a large field in
which to work and a task of consider
able usefulness to perform. 1t looked
as If the investigation were particu-
larly timely, as the lumber business
about that time was at the low ebb
caused by the war, with consequent
shutting off of exports and much cur
tailment of local trade
Greater efficiency was being talked
about for many Industries, and it
seemed to the Board of Forestry that
here was a chance to give real assist
ance to the lumber and wood-manu-
featuring trades in obtaining it. For
waste in wood was disclosed in Drac-
dustries and more than three hundred
plants Investigated and reported upon.
Some of it was necessary, and much
OF it was not, and the Forester made it
the business of his investigation to de-
eide between them, and provide some
means for better utilization.
Waste in one plant may be raw ma
terial in the next. With full data on
hand, showing the requirements, uses,
and wastes of each, it is intended to
bring the manufacturers together in a
mutually beneficial way. The investi-
cation has disclosed that ultimately
unused raw material handled annually
in these plants amounts to from 10 to
80 per cent of the entire consumption
OF wood in rough state. Much of this
waste is more or less necessary, and
somewhat Ofa constant factor, but
there is much more which may be sub
stantially reduced through more eff
Gent utilization of raw material 1t
is with this item of waste, which is
now occurring and which probably al
ways will occur to a certain extent
that the Board of Forestrys investi-
cation has so far principally concern
ed itself Waste in the furniture plant
may we'll represent merchantable ma
terial in the brush factory, and it is
with such possibilities as these that
the Investigators plan to bring about
general economy of now wasted ma
terial in a majority of the Maryland
plants
The investigation was concluded by
a study of Eastern Shore industries
this summer where full data was Sc
cured, bringing the work to a close so
far as investigation goes. Information
already secured will be rapidly whipp-
ed into shape, and regular bulletins
of Opportunities to Buy and Sell
Wood Waste" sent to the trade. The
undertaking is very timely one, and
shows another field of general service
for the Board of Forestry
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1916-12-22

The Bowers bus line has not beer
in operation this week on account OF
the state road being blocked by snow
drifts.
The condition of DR.. James w
Reese, who has been critically i'll for
the past two weeks, is slightly i'm
proved.
St. Benjamin's Sunday school will
hold their Christmas cantata on
Sunday evening, December 81, at 7
o'clock
Half of the 5000 Mexican quail that
were liberated in Pennsylvania two
weeks ago, are dead caused by the
change Of climate.
We have received handsome calen-
dars from Smith & Reifsnider, lum-
Der and coal dealers; Case & Cr2w-
ford, Insurance Agents, and Charles
E. Goodwin, this city.
Our rural mail carriers were armed
with shOvels several days this week
on their trips. They came in handy
as they had to shovel themselves out
of 4 number of snow drifts.
The Camp Fire Girls under the
leadership of Miss Mary Shellman,
assisted by ladies and gentlemen Of
the town will sing carols on our
streets Xmas eve night from 10 to y
O'Clock.
A marriage license was issued
Thursday by Clerk of the Court Little,
to Roth A. Steward and Beulah
Wentz, both of Myers district, Carroll
county. Both the prospective bride
and bridegroom are but II years old.
Steward gave his occupation as that
of d farmer.-HanOver Record
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1916-12-22
Sixty Million Americans Under Pro-
hibitiOn.

L. S. Prohibition by counties: Dry
counties, 220S-Wet counties, 335-
total, 2543.
Sixty million people in the United
States are living under prohibition;
more than 50 per cent. of the area of
the United States, not counting
Alaska, is dry: and at the same time
Production of Distilled Liquors is on
the Increase.
William H. Osborn, collector of in
ternal revenue, in his annual report
just made public, declares also that
though production of fermented
liquor decreased in the first few
months of the year, a steady increase
followed
BOOtlegging, Commissioner Os-
bOrn's report says, continues unabat-
ed, and will continue until there is
more hearty cooperation of local
officers in the various states
Figures on the spread of prohibi-
ton are obtained from the Anti-Sa-
loon league. They show that exactly
S6.3 per cent. of the nation Gin area)
is dry and 1877 per cent. wet.
On the basis of the census of 1910,
the last federal census, the dry ter
ritory contains 59.1 per cent. of the
people and the wet territory 400
per cent.
This compilation includes as dry
the four states-Michigan, Montana
Nebraska and South Dakota-voted
dry at the November election
Detroit, with 100000 people will be
dry when the Michigan prohibition
law goes into effect The largest
city already dry is Seattle, with 31O,-
600 The biggest dry city in the
state that is not under statewide
prohibition is Cambridge, Mass, with
123,OOO
There are many other dry cities in
wet" states, including Berkeley, Cal,
Rockford, Decatur, Elgin and Gales
burg, ILL.,, Shreveport, La, BrocktOn
and Somerville, Mass, and Flint, Kali
amazoo, Lansing and Battle Creek,
Mich, which went dry in advance of
the rest of the state.
In three states-Indiana, Florida
and Utah-legislatures have been
elected which are expected to adopt
prohibition legislation in 1917. Flor
ida already is 80 per cent. dry. Indi-
ana s. per cent. dry, and Utah SIS per
cent. dry reckoning by population
Other states where the battle lines
will be drawn shortly are Kentucky,
now so per cent. dry, and Minnesota,
GO per cent. dry.
Rhode Island presents the hardest
problem for the Anti-Saloon leagues,
only per cent. of the people of that
state having voted themselves free
from the saloons although the state
has had a local option law since 1888.
Five per cent. of the people of New
Jersey and seven per cent of New
York state are dry. In Illinois 43 per
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1916-12-22
FINDS POKER IS HER RIVAL
She Sues For Separation Because Ht
Likes Cards So Well.

Justice Morschauser in the Supreme
Court heard testimony in an unusual
action for a separation brought by
Mrs. Charles G. Leidhold against her
husband, a Yonkers contractor and
builder, in which her main charge of
cruelty is that he neglected her by
staying out late nights at least three
nights a week playing poker.
Mrs. Leidhold declared that her
husband never bought her any clothes
and that during all Of their six years
of married life he purchased her only
one hat that cost $7-F'rom Philadel-
phia Record.
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cent. Of the population has no sa-
looms. California and Missouri which
defeated prohibition at the last cleo
ton, have rs and so per cent. of their
people in dry territory respectively.
The battle for national prohibition,
through an amendment to the fed
eral constitution, is depended upon
by the anti-saloon forces to force
liquor out of the states that oppose
Drobih
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FRIDAY AFTERNOON, DEC. z, 1916.
Sale Register.

December o. at p. m. Let of land 50xl0O feet,
;r,nr,,vci by good Groom Weatherboarded House,
nIl..z..n house etc. Concrete walk in front of
6.,1,r and house has recently been painted Viii
HAM l. Hoffman. Webster St, Westminster. Nd.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1916-06-30
Lewis D. Bonebrake

Lewis d. Bonebrake, for nine years
superintendent of the Mt. Vernon
public schools, died Tuesday morn.
ing at 6:20 o'clock at his home in In.
dianapolis, Ind, according to advices
received by friends in this city.
1t was only two weeks ago that the
cause of Mr.. Bonebrake's illness was
ascertained when it was found that
he was suffering from Bright's dis.
ease.
The deceased was about Sc years of
age and is survived by one daughter,
Marie, who resides in indianapolis
The funeral Friday afternoon at Yves.
terville where interment will also be
made.
Prof. Bonebrake came to Mt. Yer
non in the year of 1889 when he be
came superintendent of schools of
this city. He served in that capacity
for nine years and his efficiency at
tracted statewide attention. In 1898,
he resigned this position, reward for
merit having come in the shape of an
appointment as state school commits
sioner.
Two terms we're served by Prof.
Bonebrake as commissioner, after
which he abandoned teaching for the
time being and successfully engaged
in the real estate business in Colum-
bus for number of years.
Lately, Prof. Bonebrake has been
president of the Indiana Central uni
versity which is located in the sub
urbs of Indianapolis.