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The Elbert County tribune., 1917-06-08
ROCK BUTTE.

Mrs. J. B. Miller is quite sick
Ray Cogswell lost one of his best
cows by lightning last Wednesday.
Miss Schoffs parents came from
Crystolis for the last of school and to
take her home with them.
Nj. Corey Gates has bought the
house formerly occupied by the Scott
family and is having it remodeled to
occupy as his residence.
Miss Elsie Patterson arrived the
latter part of last week to help care
for the lightning victims.
Albert Weidner dropped potatoes
for C. F. Wight for couple of days
this week.
Mr.. Thomas Henry, sr, living
The Elbert County tribune., 1917-06-08
Eorre$pofl dence

near the Will Weiss ranch was at
tacted by his Polled bull Sunday
morning and died from his injuries
I Monday, May 27th. The body was
taken to Denver by the Olinger I'm
dertakers and interment was at Mt.
Olivet Cemetery. Mr.. Henry came to
this country from Ireland about %
years ago and has been resident
here ever since. He leaves a wife,
daughter and two sons to mourn his
loss.
Mrs. NJ. James and Mrs. Frank
Miller went to Kansas City last week
that Mrs. James might receive spec
ial treatment but of no avail as the
disease had progressed too far. They
returned home last Saturday.
Bentleys dehorEed big bunch of
cattle Wednesday.
Detwiler bought four cows and
registered bull of C. F. Wight last
week-cows sold at SIPS. They were
shipped to Larimie City, Wyoming
today.
The program given Decoration Day
was well attended Sud very appropri-
ate for the occasion.
Wednesday while Arthur Forsyth's s
were returning home from Dick
Bentley's a bolt of lightning killed
their team. Mrs. Forsyth was thrown
from the buggy with year-old baby
in her arms, she falling on the baby
Mr. and Mrs. Forsyth were both un-
conscious. The three older children
were in the wagon with rain coat
over them and We're unhurt. The
Oldest child. little girl of five, got
the baby from under the mother and
bS that time Mr.. Forsyth had re
gained consciousness but was partly
paralyzed. The two oldest children
went nearly mile through the storm
to Mr.. Tietjens for help and help soon
arrived. They were badly burned but
are Improving and able to sit up.
The Elbert County tribune., 1917-06-08
DIED.

Mrs. Emma Todaroe, an aid time
resident here, died suddenly Satur-
day morning of food poisoning. She
had been i'll for few days and Fri
when she suddenly became violently
i'll and had to be helped to the house
but nothing could be done for her.
She leaves to mourn her loss hus-
band and one son. Otto Wisco. and
several grandchildren. Interment
was at Elbert Cemetery Sunday.
Services were held in the Presbyter-
ian church. Rev. Mark officiating.
The Elbert County tribune., 1917-06-08
Local and Personal

Mrs. w. d. Watts of Monument and
children are visiting at the Brazel-
ton ranch.
Invitations are out for the eighth
grade exercises Thursday evening at
the school house Auditorium
The regular session of the district
court was postponed until the 18th of
July.
Mrs. ]. E. Mayer made business
trip to Denver Friday
Tom Burnside and family were
visitors in Ebert Sunday.
Josie tanner is suffering from an
old injury to his knee which he hurt
again by trying to climb on a horse
and is now hardly able to get around
Mrs. Eli Knowles is spending a few
days at the home of Geo. Gresham 8.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. A. Cox visited
with their daughter Ruby at Easton-
vile.
Miss Mary Clugy was brought
back from Nebraska to hospital in
Denver for another operation.
Jas. Oaks, sr., is reported very ii
in Denver. Lewis has been called tc
his bedside.
Wilma Clugy came home from Ne.
braska to spend her vacation.
Prof Rotes' uncle. who was badly
injured in a mine, is in very criti-
cal condition.
T. NJ. Jones was transacting lega
business at Fondis Thursday.
Lige Cox had valuable hors
killed by the train Tuesday evening
Mrs. Harvey Gatewood and Flor
ence returned from Denver Frida,
evening.
The Elbert County tribune., 1917-06-08

Herman Beckman is reported very
sick with the measles on his ranch
north of town.
c. II. Browns family are reported
down with the measles.
John Rinnert and family visited at
the Adam Rinnert home Sunday.
Theo Neuman sold and delivered
Buick car to Mrs. VIM. Hanna near
Fondis Tuesday.
Geo. Gresham announces that he is
agent for the Sharples Separator, his
advertisement will appear in the paper
next week.
The Elbert County tribune., 1917-06-08
Cast of Characters:

Cast of Characters
Theseus, Queen of Athens-----Alice
Moore.
Hippolyta, wife of -Rozella
McKimInie.
Egeus, fat her of Hermia----Harold
Carnahau.
Philostrate, master of Queen Harold
Dietrich.
Lysander Gn love with Hermia) -
Henry Carnahan.
Demetrius, (in love with Hermia) -
Arnold Beckman.
Hernia, Gin love with Lysander) -
Esther Black
Helena. (in love with Demetrius) -
Ella Burnside
Oberon, King of Fairies----Rober
Denney.
Titania, Queen of Fairies----Adele
McKimmie
Puck, or Robin Walter
Dietrich.
Fairies:
Pease-blossom Elizabeth Denney
Coweb-------.---All Carnahan
Harper
Mustard-seed--- Blakely
Other Fairies attending their Kint
and Queen:
Maurice Edgar Orin-
Leora Elsner.
Rozella McKirnmie.
Alice Moore.
Scene-Athcns, near wood.
Fairy Chorus Fairies
Music 10y Mrs. Fred Long.
! Admission 15 Cents.
The Elbert County tribune., 1917-06-08
From District az
(By PerslmmonsD

Mr.. Merriman gathered his cattle
Monday, bought of Hoovers and
Clarks.
Farming has started again in this
community. If another snow storm
doesn't come perhaps we will get our
crops in by the Fourth of July so we
can have something of which to be
justly proud and be able to celebrate
with a clear conscience.
Mr.. Gresham will organize a new
Grange on the Divide very soon If
our Oranges continue to be as active
in the next year or two as in the
past, we will make everybody sit up
and take notice. High cost of 1ivin'
will not bother us much.
Mr.. and Mrs Carl Rhudy and
cousin Bessie visited at the Evans
home at Easton last week.
If yuh want know what makes
these roads out here so crooked, per-
haps Jesse Squires could do a little
explaining as he is learning to. drive
old Henry.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Rhudy enter
tanned Mr.. and Mrs. Sutton, Mr.. and
Mrs. Coldren, Mr.. and Mrs VIM.
Larsen and Mr.. and Mrs Grover
Crosswhite and families at a boun-
tiful dinner last Sunday. Mrs. Hoov-
er and family were visitors at the
same place in the afternoon
Mr.. e. T. Erwin is now located at
LasVegas. New Mexico, where busi-
ness is quite good.
We have learned that it isn't nee
essary to put up ice in the winter for
ice cream in the summer, as we get
enough hail and snow which ans
wers the same purpose.
District 10 intends celebrating
Children's Day, June 18th, at the
new school house with a fine program
in the morning and a basket dinner
at noon.
Mrs. ]. o. Mcclure has sister
visiting her for a few days
Mr.. and Mrs. j. s. Murray had Mr..
and Mrs. Joe Brazelton and Ed Clark
and families at big spred in order
to celebrate little Noras birthday.
We think all those present did ample
justice to the dill pickles snd ice
cream.
We are sorry not to have more
news items but we hate to tell you
we all go to Ebert to get what we
can't~send off for and that we all
have our moods and lenses for fear
OF being unfnteresting, however,
next week we hope to have something
of Importance to tell the public.
Ed Clark is serving on the jury
at Kiowa this week.
Lorens Driver was an over night
visitor with the Hoover boys last
week.
The Elbert County tribune., 1917-06-08

the blind institute at Colorado
Springs.
Mr.. Casey Rubeck and A. NJ. Jahn-
son fixed the bridge across Sand
Creek last Saturday and did good
job.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. e. Steckel made
a trip to Elbert Monday
Pearl Roehling stayed with Franc
es Gabardi last week.
The Elbert County tribune., 1917-06-08
CHRISTIAN CHURCH.
SUNDAY, JUNE 10TH.

Morning. Bible study 10 A. NJ.
Communion and Sermon IL A. NJ.
Theme Unity OF all Christians Upon
the Bible Alone"
Evening. Y. p. s. C. e. p. NJ
Sermon p. NJ Theme, This
World Crisis
Prayer Meeting Wednesday eve
ming at o'clock.
Y p s. c. E. business meeting and
choir practice Friday evening at 8
o'clock.
The Elbert County tribune., 1917-06-08
BIG SPRINGS.

G. w. Good took the train for Den
yer on Saturday. We understand
that he will be gone for sometime.
Sunday.
Bert Johnson came home last Sat
urday for his summer vacation from
The Elbert County tribune., 1917-06-08

Additional local on last page
The Elbert County tribune., 1917-06-08

The beautiful quilt made by the pri.
mary class and ratified off at the school
house last night was won by MRS.
Wrockloff The money received for
the quilt will be used to purchase pic
tuses for the primary room.
The Elbert County tribune., 1917-06-08
MISS HUTSELL PRESENTS
CHILDREN'S CLASSES In
MIDSUMMER NIGHTS DREAM.

FRIDAY NIGHT, JUNE 18TH,
AT $500 p. NJ. AT SCHOOL
AUDITORIUM.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-09-20

in teinem Der trieefiibrenOen 2dnber
eine giinftige glufnabme gefunoen. Rur
bic ioSialiitiiden @lemente, bic bonn
gnbeginn gssen ben &rieg puren, iols
len ben 9ori6Iag lpoblpOlleno aufses
npmmen baben.
9tm Idroffiten fdeinen England
uno Srantrei4 benz 8oritla9e bes
Papites ee9eniiberSuiteben, ba iie inn
mer nod borauf boffen, nit Der 3eit
oas GnbSiel oas iie ii6 geitedt, erreis
hen gu t0nnen. 9lber ieIbit in Seuti4s
Lamb fol- Der @orfdIag feline einmiis
ti9e llnteritiiBung finben. Gs perlaus
tet, bab nur Ole Io5ialiitiI4en Glemente
Ii9 nit oem 9orihluge oes papites
einperi ritanoen ertldren, pG6renb bic
iibrigen Parteien ibrer @nttGuiduns
oariiber 2tusorud gebeu.
Die &egierung in WaIbington bat
iia ii6er ben 8orI6lag nod ni9t aus
9eipro9en, bod perluutet, oaB lie fi6
abIebuenb bagegen nerbdIten ipirb. Die
bonn Papit porgeidlagene glusgIei4s.
baits itimmt Spur nit Dem Pro9rumm
iiberein, oas 9rGIioent Dilion ielbit in
Ieiner rSrieoensnpte" entiporfen bate.
Seitoem baben iih aber bic 3eiten ges
dnbert. Die Der. Staten iino ielbit
eine triegfiibrenbe Waa4t eetporoen.
Oersn SntereTen uno GnoSieIe ieBt in
@intlang nit oenjeni9en Gnelanbs
unb Der iibrissn Gambler Der entente
iteben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-09-20
Gin orieineller WfGn6.

Bon bem iiinsit in @iniiebsln psrsl
itorbenen 9r. Srana Sales Siefental.
einem geborenen 8iinbnsr, BON Dem Be-
bauptet miro, er babe in feinem gan5en|
2eben feline 3eituns geleien, er3dbltl
Der nGinIieoler 2tnssiger" folgsnbeI
anetboten: Gtnit babe Pater SransI
Sales in Siientis iiber bas Slu6enf
gepreoigt, bas oamals eine iible @e<l
pobnbeit bieler S4iiler gspefen fell
uno bieIe Prebigt gum gntfeBen alIer
10 be9pnnen unb oann fortgeiebt:I
pSimmel. SerrgOtt, Satrament ia
itaunt mid nur an, 10 bore ib eu9
oft rufen. unb bas lit Siinbe!" Gin
anberes Wul babe er BEN SaItenernit
nit elmer prebi9t iiber bic sseisbeit in
Pilatus, bur6 Die 9trt Der braitii9en
Saritellung ieines Subjects aufsebei<
tert. 60 lei in jener prebigt bic
Steae porgetommen: Limb 70 lieb ii3
bieier Stattbalter bes rDmiI9en Gd<
iaren bonn fanatilierten PDbel ins
8odsbOrn bluien, unO in Sur9t pOr
ben Weni6en CAB er Soft preis, bieier
5ei9ling!"- !"-9en SbeOlp9en idiloerte
6ran5 Gales einit tpie folet: Gin
Sbeologe, Der nicht laden tann, 1T elm
balber &eBer. Ner bic Wabrbeit bat,I
muB frObli9 iein. ShliebIi9 miifeuI
mir bufiir iOrgsn, oab unfer 2eben Elm
gutter WiB iit, iiber ben man etpis Iaz
den mag" |
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-09-20

Nur Der Sberbirte i'm @atitan. Der
DermDge feiner boben Stelluns frei
Don peltli9en Riidiidten unb @orur.
teller 1T. tonnte es pagen, nit einem
beitimmten 8ori9lase gum Srieben
Dor Die i'm blutigen Rinsen begriffenen
@Olter gu treten uno ielbft in ieinem
Sale erforoerte Der S4ritt einen fel>
tenen waut Der leber5eugung.
lleber bic Iufnabme. Die Der 8ors
Idlas bes papites bel Den triesfiibrens
ben Ratiunen sefunoen bat, Idbt ii9
nit 8eitimmtbeit ni9t urteilen. Ollie
9ericbte iino i'm Sntereife Der peridies
oenen Regierungen sefdrbt unb sdna>
lid unouperldBIid, oa ite nur bas ent>
balten, mas Die Ma9tbaber aus5uisnz
ben fir gut befinben. Den 8eri9ten
3ufOl9e bat Der 8orfhlas bes papites
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-09-20
Griebensmabnung.
SeS PapffeS 8prfd,las an bic frtes-
fiibrenSeu WGd,te gut gemeiut.

Dor turaem bat Yopit Benedict XIV.
ourb ieinen Staatsietretdr, 8arbinal
@asparri, ben triesfiibrenoen Wddten
in ernften uno piiroisen Worten eine
Wabnuns sueeIdidt, bem @0ltertriese
elm @nbe gu MAIDEN. Die Hote bes
Seifigen 8aters, tpel9e in tlaren @ors
ten eine tentatipe 8aiis fir einen Sries
oensaus9Iei9 in 8OrfdIug bra4te uno
oas 8egleiti6reiben an bic Regieruns
gen Der triesfiibrenben Md4te fnb
Slpei biitoriide Sofumente, bic fir ins
mer in Der 9eidi6te fortleben tperoen.
Sas seitIide Sbsrbuupt elmer sros
BEN, Northumberland Reli9ionsges
meinIdaft mubte pon Dem mdnner>
morbenoen i6retlihen &riege nit
S6mers unb Srauer erfiillt perben
uno grOB mub iein Summer bariiber
geipeien fein, oieIem @rei9nis ma9ts
los seseniibersuiteben, unfdbig, bem
S6la6ten Ginbalt gu gebieten.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-09-20
Gin rober 8efeIIe.

Der gieifter iibt nit ieiner Samilie
unb bem neuen @eiellen beim glbenos
brot. @s eibt Sering uno 8artuffeln
nit Butter. S6on speimal bat Der
@efelle md6tig in bic Butter bineinses
bauen uno tpieoer ldngt er na9 Der
Sutterbofe.
r5erbinano," fugt Der Meiiter, res
1T 9utterl"
n9as febe id," entsesnet er un6
fdneibet ttef in Die tpei6e MaFe.
nSie 1T teuer!" periidsrt Die Mei>
itertn, uno Elm Ssufser entrinst Ti9
ibrer Sruit.
nSte 1T audi gut" meint Der 9eIelIe
unb ftedt elm Stiid in ben Mluno.
rSie toitet bier Mart!" ert0nt iebt
Die Stimme Der 9robmutter, unb es
tlinst ipie fernG 0onner.
rOas lit Iie aud merit" entTbeibet
ter Geiele, fhiebt bas Iebte Gtiid ser
golo9eIben Butter uuf feline 9artoffel.
bebt Die gliise unb fa9t: nproit Wabl<
aeit!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-09-20
y8raft" in Stalien.

Sas tiirSIib erlafene 9strst, ipos
mad Riidfabrfarten uno YreisermGz
Bigungen ab9effdfft unb SariferbObz
ingen in 4usiibt seitellt piiroen, perz
anlaBt bic uSbea Hationale" gu fol-
senben bihigen 9emertuneen: rIlle
tperben betroffen, nit ausnabms bsrs
isnigen, Die edn3lid gratis rsiien. 9as
1T ni6t nur ungere6t, fpnbern i'm
bDditen 8rabe unmoralii9. Wenn
bas Publitum muir piiBte, ipiepiel
Sauerfreitarten ausgeitellt iinb! Sn
StaIten ertitieren auber ben Sreitarten
fir Die 9lngsb0risen oes Senats unb
Der 8ammer iiber 1900 9epiIlisunz
gen auf freie Sabrt fir bas ganss
Sabr, 8eipilIigungen, Die bic 9snerals
bireftion Der GiIenbabnen auf 9runt
zines miniIteriellen Sefrstes sugunz
fen beitimmter 9erTonen, man t0nnte
fogdr fa9en Sep0lferungstIafen, aus
gsitelIt bat. gta9 tpelden unIinnisen
9runbidben bieie 8etptligungen err
teilt perben, 5eigt Der Sail oes Sir
itsn ppn Billion, Dem elm Sreibillet fir
ale 2inien 5ur 8erfiisuns 9sitelIt ipurz
be, neil er gu ben Rittern oes glnnunz
Siatenorbens geb0rt. 9ieier 3uitano
fann unmD9Ii6 mebr peiter bausrn;
bas Miniitsrium muB auf 9lbbilfe
brinsen.1
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Donnsritas, 20. september 1917
Sn1lgtrbrDt
Was bic Barrier udbrenb Der Selas
grrnng aBen.

Der S9riftiteller 2ucien Oescapes
rimmt bas au9 in Srantrei9 bon ben
BebDrben erlaHene 8erbot bes Der
faufs BON frii9em Srot gum 9lnlab,
I'm i'm nSpurnal" buran gu erinnern,
mas alles Die Barrier pGbreno Der
Ginidliebuns ibrer Stabt i'm Winter
1901 unter oem Rdmen 8rpt gu
eHen ge5tpunsen paren. Gs mubten
In iener 3eit in paris auber ben 200,s
900 Mann, fir beren 8etoitieuns bic
Wilitdrperpaltung forste, stpas iibsr
aipei Milionen @intppbner nit Speiie
perfeben iperoen, unb opar braudten
fe cine MilIion &ilosramm 8rot i'm
Sag. 9lls bic 9efabr elmer Belage>
rung nGber fam, Sei9te ii9 ni9t BLOB,
bdb Die bOrbanbenen 9etreioepprrdte
ungsniisenO ipareu, Ionbern es feblte
AUDI on Ufiibliteinen; foIde purben
nun In alIer @ile bon iiberalI berbeigez
fdafft, mo man iie mir auftreiben
tonnte. Serner mar nod Elm bamaIs
ebenfaus iiberaus ernites problsm au
IDfen, basienise bes 8rennmaterials.
@us Spariamteitssriinben ftelts man
am q. NoOembsr bic 9asbelsu9tuns
Der Stabt elm unb eriebte iie bur9 eine
primitipere permittelit pstronampen;
Die Babe unb Wafdanltalten bOrten
NIT ibrem 9etrieb auf, unb paris
opferte Der Solsnot feline r&rone aus
9riin." bic Sdume feinsr prddtisen
Iaeen. gs ipurbe eine &ommiifion
fir Die Reseluns Der 8rennmittelfrase
ins 2eben serufen, unb bieier selans
es, ben MIblen alles gu liefern, mas
iie sur @ufre9terbaltuns ibrer MIDI
tisen Junttionen nDtig batten; fie pers
itanb es, bem Mansel an toitbarem
Sola bur6 ale mDsli6en 2lustunftsz
mittel ab5ubelfen, our6 Die 0eripens
bung bes i'm Seer, bem Nebenprpbuft
bel Der gasfabritation, entbaltenen
Seles, bes 9lspbalts Der 8iirserI Iteise
unb foear bes gu Oieiem 3pede nit
btdfliiiIisem Ssl eetrdnften gferbes
mites. @as Die GrnGbrungsIhpies
risteiten betrifft, 10 5eigten iie ii3 ma
mentli9 barin, oaB bas 8rot BON Sag
gu Sag grOber purbe. 0a Die @siz
senporrdts ii9 au erid6pfen brobtsn,
70 fudte man nua @riaB permittelit
Reis unb Safer; % aber aud elm
tomplisierteres gerfabren Der Ser
mabfuns es nidt fertig bradte, ale
Spuren Der Reisf9alen unb Safers
fpreu aus5uideioen, beflasten ii9 bic
&oniumenten iiber Die llnbet0mmli9z
teit bes 8rotes. Sn ben lsBten So
gen bate bas fdpar5e, tlebrige 8rpt
Der Barrier folgenbe 3uiammeniebung:
25 prpaent WeiSen, 5 prosent Rogz
gen. 9erite unb @rbien, 20 Yrosent
Reis, 30 ProSent Safer, 10 prosent
Stdrfemebl, 10 prosent Sleie.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-09-20

Sifb", baber Die obise 8enennuns.
aus bieiem mG9tig sroben Sier,
beHen fdmadbaftes SIeifh uns sIetds
fails als @rnGbrunssmittsl bient.
ipirb alfo Der 9esenitano unferer
8etradtung getponnen. Wan fann
ibn in perTdiebenen Jormen au fi@
nebmen, als r@mulfiou" ober au9 In
&apfeIn. 2eBtsre fteGIen fi5 ettpas
teuerer. aber bic IGbrz un6 SsiItraft
Oes 2ebertrans tpieet ben petnliden
Woment bes S6ludens tauienbmaI
auf. Sir eine tleine 8slobnuns tpir6
ii9 elm tpiberfpenitiees &ino audi basu
oeriteben. Gs sibt nod bdblider
fdmedenbe Qrsneien, bic aud binun<
ter miiTen, unb bic Wa9t Der 9es
fpobnbeit tut bas ibrige. Sene. bic
ieiner bebiirftis iinb. mDgen fib ben
Ruben biefes 2ebenseliriers, beRen
probuttion Sauienben bon Menfden
grot sibt. ni9t entseben laHen. Bis
beute bat es nod tein sleifz ober
b0berpertiges perbrdngen tDnnen. un6
ielbit BEL pOllig 9eIunben befeitist es
bauernb beren beneibensperte &onifiz
tlItiou.
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Gin 9ebenselIier.

2ebertran - man brau6t nur 6ies
fes cine Dort gu nenuen, Inn bic bDfen
Grinnerungen an martsrpole Iugens
blide pa6aurufen, mo pioerpiuige
2ippen benz dratIih perOroneten ~@Bs
IDffeIOoll" biefes Dligen SeiItrantes
ansItIi4 @inIuB setpdbrten. ben man
mittels eines nit &o9nat setrdntten
3uderitiid4ens ober eines Sdludes
Portpein nadtrdslid gu berfiiBen
fudte. Siirpabr, es nebmen ni4t
piele Oinse ibren Wes in ben Magen
bes Msnidsn, Die 70 tpsnis mad feis
mem 9ei9mud fino, aber mag aud
ieber einSelne biefer gu einer 2ebers
tranz4ur 8erurteilten eriteren INNER
bon neuem melt bon fi4 fortpiinf6en:
bic Suelle bes iiber oas sanae Grbens
runo perbreitetsn Gliriers bleibt uns
perfiesbar. uno Die Wenidbeit fdbrt
fort, aus ibr gu fd0pfen. Sn Rieiens
meneen fpenbet oas peite Meer bieie
bssebrtsn 9sfdDpfe, bsren tofbare
2ebern Die pirtiame Sliifi9feit ents
balten, psl6e &rantbeiten unb
S9mersen lsibenoer Menf9entinber
gu bannen beittmmt 1T. Sauienbe
ppm !Sdnben iino oamit bei9dftigt, Die
Gtere aus Der Meerestiefe ans Cages
lidt au f0rbern, ii9 ibrer 2sbsr su
bemG9tigen, biefe in Die 5abrifen gu
fduffen, ibnen bas totbars Del gu
ent5ieben uno IeBteres oerartis gu perz
arbeiten, bab es ben Der @rsnei 8es
biirftigen in puri4riftsmGbiser @ers
fafung suteil perOen tann. @init mar
es Neufunblano, bas fi9 Der Saupt=
prohibition bes 2ebertrans riibmen
tonnte, uber oas fii9rei9e Rorpegen
mahte getpultige 9lnitrenguneen, ibm
ben 2Dpenanteil oieIes pertpollen
Sanbels gu entreiBen unb 70 mG6ti9
bliibte es an befen &iiIte auf, bab oas
norpegiide Sel fir lange 3sit feline
&onturren5 gu fiir9ten bruubte. Sm
8ei6mad iebo6 - ipenn man BEL
bieiem @etrdnt iiberbaupt BON einem
iol6en reben barf - lit bas bon Heus
funolano bem anoern iiberlegen. Don
bernitein9elber Sarbe, munbet es melt
peniger itreng als ienes. bas itd
brGunli9 aniiebt. Seoenfalls aber bat
Die Meni9beit allen @runb, Dem
&abeliau - benn 70 beibt unfer
Sreuno - fir feline 0isnite iebr
bantbar gu iein.
Ils Wteoitament 1T Der 2ebertrdn
bO9ft pirtfam BEL einssfpursslten
rbellmatii9en llebeln, beIonbers BEL
Gift uno 9elenfleibsn, pie er aud
ge9en Rba9ttt5 uno itropbul0Ie gu
itdnoe ben beiten @influb ausiibt.
Seine Seiltraft berubt auf ieinem
@ebuIt an Sob. 8lutarme uno
bleidiiiattge gerfonen ssnieBsn ibn
nit giienprdparaten psrmii9t. Sir
ben &Drper tit Der 2ebertran inIofern
BON boppeltem NuBen, als er sur Bill
bung BON 5ettaniaB unb oabur9 our
@r5eugung Der GigenpGrme beitrGst,
mas tpieberum ole NtusteItGtigfeit sur
Qrbeitsleiitung anfeuert. Sn frifdem
3uitanoe ldBt er ii9 lei9ter einnebs
men, bod tpirb er BEL lGneerem 2lnz
bru9 bGufig ranSig. 0aber lit ans
5uraten, ibn tiibl gu balten unb lufts
oi6t gu perfhlieBeu. @ieIe, Die bas
9etrdnt in tGIterer Sabrssssit ans
itanbslos genieBen, baben i'm beiBen
Sommer einen Wiberpillen oappr,
oob Obgleich cine unterbredung Der
Sur fir mande patienten ni9t an
gebru4t pdre. iuGIten iie BEL srDBter
SiBs Oenno9 bamit ausieben, neil Elm
3pung ibnen Oasielbe pieleidt gang
perleioen tpiiroe. - Die eneliI9e Be
3eidnung fir 2ebertran 1T Sob
Siper Sil". bic fir Sfabe[iau Sob
Catoctin clarion., 1917-10-11
JUDICIAL SYSTEMS ARE OLD
Men WrangIed Over Rights and
Wrongs From Time They Began
to Live Together.

The concrete beginning of system
lied Judiciary writes Lewis NJ. Hosea
in Case and Comment, are as old as
the tribal relation. Men Quarrcled
about rights and wrongs as soon as
they began 10 live together as a com
munity. and the chief of the tribe. or
the "elders," judged between claim
ants.
Indeed, at the earliest beginnings of
recorded history we find in Egypt
judicial system, including reviewing
power and remarkably developed ideas
of administrative justice. Judicial of
frcrS in their epitaphs rest their claim
to immortality upon having Judged i'm
partially, never depressing the weak
and humble and their merciful regarC
for the fatherleSs and the widow.
In the Code of Tammurabi of Baby
Ion were embodied many Of the essen
tlal principles of modern justice which
were transmitted to European peoples
through the conqueSts of Alexander
and the Romans. These form the
primal basis of the Roman civil law of
our English ancestors, derived through
the early tribes of northern Europe.
Even old Homer (66 B. c. gives us
suggestive picture Of the modern sys.
TEN of court trials, as the Odyssey:
"What time the judge forsakes the
noisy bar
To take repast, and stills the wordy
war"