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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-12-05

qlnsriff auf bieis 4ufgcbe !obueftO sr'
i6einI. gtdt nur neue ausniibanseF
ter WaiIsrtrnft fir Die 0tpinnune
tctipiftigsr Gr5sueHiiTe iinb aeIdyaf.
zen iuorOtn, ionosrn aud i'm 9au foI.
ster 4ulagen baben li1 pcIl.omnIen,
llmipdl5unsen DOIIsussn, namentlif
our5 bic ptreinisie @sripenbung bon
Giienneri mo Cement. Cine gs3eiten.
miiblt ipiroe nfIo iebi neieniliH on.
rers eusieben, 5upsrIiiiiser nnb Bill.
Tiger bsrssiislIt tuerosn tDnnen, aIs e
rpr sinsm bdlbsn JabrbuHbett ssnbni
tperOen tcnnts. "a nun dber bic 80.
iten Der an!ldss unier allen llmitdn,
pen ben ausi3lag gebsn, 10 Ipirb man
bic 9erpertbung Der JIuibiptIs bes
Wssrss ieBt nit einem nett giinitiees
ren Auee betra1ttn t0nnen. Gas tbnt
aud ,m QufinB oss Ybpiitsrs Bat,
tistom6s in Der .gnturs". Der Das
aaupi5inbsrnib fir ben ressImdbiaeH
5etrisb Der 5urbinen, bns in ben iDs
sUanrteu Gs5.itsupauisu liegt, ourt
Die 2lnlase me5rsrsr SammslbedsH
fiji Oas DIutbpdiisr Al iibertpinoeH
tofft Wdbrsnb iOhit Der 9etrisb pon
9urbinsn nit llnterbrs9unsn re6'
ren miibte, piirbe 10 ourd qbDe6ss
lung Der Waffer5ufubr Elm iieiiger 3u'
Tub stfi4ert iein. Der qbpiiter ihlGgi
biz Gnlags BON brei ssluibbeden ppr,
bic matchmaker sefiint uno seIsert
iuerbtn, unb Sipnr nit bem Sang Der
Ss5eiten 5fpeimnl tdslib. Die 9oRs
ifruttion III 70 ipobIiibsrl.si unO aus
ssarbtitet, bdb Elm gerIu9 init ibrsr
prditii9en auSfiibruns an siner be-
'onoers seeisusten SteIIs ssmoat
DerbeH folIis.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-12-05
Sic ausnakuus Der Meeres'
trait.

Der Menj9 tbut ii4 felt langan 5isI
barauf sugiits, aIs 8erri4sr iber st'
Qaturtrait auf Der Grbe au ipal..E,
BID bat CT errti9t, aber bel Hii4isrnsr
lleberlsgung mub man bod nobl ii'
gem, bag tr 6ietsr 2lufgab. aa4 feit'
nod in siHsm redJt bei9eibtnen .lrl'
fange erfiilIt. Sn Der Regsl eriflissi
Der Tsnit; nsue aruftqisIlen Der Ra'
iur erit bdnn fir feline 3tuede, p:ni
cine lpirtIi1e Rotb an ibn berantritt
@enn man nihi ibOn baran gu bsni.r
anfinss, bab bic aobls uho Die minsre.
lii9en Dele einer erf40pfung sRts:'
gengsbsn, ipiirbe man iid ipobl nod
iaum ernitlid nit BEN 0ebanter es'
f96ftigsn, anbsre Rdturtrdite in feil
Berei6 Der ausniibuug 5u 5isben, BIZ
bisber nod brad liestn. &c ipirb Til
Sietieteit ieit eirrieeu Sobrsn eoraa
esarbeiiet, bic reselmdbisen 8eUeenn'
gen bes D2eerss in ebbe uno 6Iui9 IN
EN- enuBbort borm Der SralileiliilD9
su Deripanbtln. 9isher BAT Der WenidI
bon ben @e1siten nur cine Art pri'
paifipen @ebrau9 semadt. Gdnss
s5Iotten bon Jhiffn martin ON Gin
gang Der 56fen auf ben eintriit ben
5lntb, nm ii9 bon ibrer StroElune
an ibr sigsnili4es 3isl irassn su IaIs
Zen, unb in umgeiebrtsr Riniuug tyirb
Der ebbtiirpm als 8crfpuun gebral6,t.
Sariiber binGus iinb i4on felt uuets
fGbr 40 Sabren @orfaIGs. uiIb aor'
itruttiontn fur bic 5errihiiiHg Icess
nanntsr Gt5Gtsnniiiblsn geula6t iDors
ban, um and bos 0efdIls bes Dlssrs
ipaFrs 5ur @eripertbung ~ brina,l.
ober sr einem grsifbnrfn grgsbnib 1T
ss in bieItr gtihtuns no dniGt ses
iommln. 9eun iinb aber gtrnbe in Der
anloss BON WaHertraftperten In ben
Itsttn pier Sobratbuien 70 srobsGorts
j4ritk Gsma4t bosSt1l bab sin Hsiiss
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-12-05
Die Sipbtb,ri. bss G.iliisels.

7ie @efliieeISipbtberie lit ei1ie nit
Reht gefiirdtete SnfeftionsfrGrfbeit,
6ie ii6 olrh 9ieiSilig Der 2iiftiDege
(&afen 2uftr6bre, aropf) uno oes
9nrmes tern5eidnet. Sie llebertras
giing geitdebt iorDobl 6ireft oils aud,
ourh Die 2uft, oenn Der 8egner 1T
Elm Spaltpila GbnIif pie bel Der
Sipbtberie 6es geenihen, nit Der
aber Die @efIiigeIbipbtberie pidts ges
mein bat. 9ie aralrfbeitserid)eiriits
gen treten, ie nnaoeIl ein Siorpertbeil
5uerIt befallen iuiro, febr peridJie0en
nif. Guffdaie lit 5lierit be berItits
6erte 6reBIiit, 6as tr0iriee. froitelns
be Serunboden ufiS Die Ghtifeii Der
Siibner. Ger aan1in itrtb oie aebIlaps
pen iueroen bIGuIih, bIaB uilo fnIt
hos &efieoer geitr6,sbt, hos GirIegep
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-12-05
aasrIci luitise Spraapers
orsbuussn.

s@sfudt: Gin m5blirtss 3imnHtr,
fiir sinsn sin5sInsn Serrn, nit gLs,
fi9t mad bsiben Seiten unb gutsr
@eutilation.1 Sm br,fiIfsn parla.
ment ertIdrte elm Rebner, als "a ita
Inn bic @eiDillisuns fir bic inor it
Grrnse baHoelte, nit patriotiifem
Radorud: rSeisn sic beriidert, msi'
ne Serreu, baB bas Meibseii9t oes
britii9en Golbotsn bas Riidgrat Der
engiii9eu aruse bilbet.' Melfer gcs
srunb BON gbiloiopbis er0ffnsi irA
ni9t in ben Dorten, bic Elm alrSt ibsr
ben aoo gfpro4sn bat: BON 2OSe
piFeu mir nur ems genau - onB er
rGnlIidb INNER t0btli1 perfdalft". NE
niger p5iloiopbii9 mar Isin aofege.
Der on ben patrioteu foIssnbs Wsii'
theiIuns ridtsts: .@as bic geidpuiii
auf Sbrer Giirr anssbt, 10 1T iie Dor,
Iaufie iinssfdbrli9, nbsr Sic miinsu
sic i'm @use tebalten.' Denu .oerr
uH6 6rau q. In Der 3eituns offsnt'
lid alien Sreunben uno gtd1bnrH
ibrsn 9ant nusipre9en. .bis in Ger
lsbten ga4t 70 freunbIi4 benz 9raEbe
TIRES Sauiss bsttpobnien", 70 ihsint
bies Der ausbrud elmer tisf psiiimil.is
i9en Meinung iiber ben gbaraiter oes
WsnfHsngsidls6ts gu Isir. Daseseu
ipeift bic folssnbe MittbsiIiins nuf
Isbr inierefante pbpiioIosHGe Si'
i6einungen bin: r6eute friib ipuros
Elm Wiann perbaftet, Der sinen aii6
uni,r bsm itartsn Ginfluiie bes Gito'
bpIs gsitobIen bate" - Aenn ..tiu
Drgauiit unb Elm Sunss, feline gnise
su ireisn4, geiudt fperben, 10 follie
eiaentIih bic pOiisei sestn cine Iol4e
@bfi6t eini9rsitsn. - rDisie eSlo'
de-, 10 ertldrt Der aiinftIsr. ~'Difo
mir s.ldnist beim 8siuts bes gis
i6pfs, bel aeusr, llsbsridapemmang
ober sinsm dbnIiden unsIiite." Sfn
SeI6Iub mag bic 9lH5siss stnss affsns
bar ebtn 70 riihrisen nls our6 uni
bur6 grouInmeH Gei6dftsmannea
MAIDEN. Bon fsinsm nelsn. patsnttr'
ten Rdbrapparat fir ainbsr fagi sr:
.,@enu Der Slsine estruhisn bat, u
mub er ftlt perf4raubt unb On sin'm
libIsn Srt aufbeipdbrt bIsibsH. Gs'
bsibt Der aIeins bel frii4r Wsiif
ni6t, 70 1T sr aufsuio4sn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-12-05
Ses Samser'9 9ilettanten 6uso
Pinne adtitiinbises 5aiten.
autbsntif@er gsri9t.
Don paul sOn' @4SHtsa n

Dos Taifeh tpurbs nit elmer Mabl.
;eit begonneI bic I'm WeIentlid,st
aus Geri5ten Der biirserlt9en Silds
bsitdnb, cine befonbere geridfpii'
sung srfubr babel bic @orliebe bes
Sungsrfiinitlsrs fir Rotbtobl, Den ,r
an Iisbfen NIT @rntipurIt eenisbt.
Serr pinns CAB BEL bieier GeIesenteii
intereHdnte alufi9liiife iiber fein 2e'
ben: er ipurbe Don fsinsn gItern gum
amfmann beitiulmt. folste dber ie:ner
perfDn!i3en Reigune, unb betrat ois'
bnIb bic aaufbobn eineg Rentiers. Gr
ersd6lts tritninIi9e 5ungererperimsn'
te, bic tr ieIber, itets unfreipiaia
bur9eemndi, auf Wosfsnbdllen, oui
ssonsreFen, an Der S6tpei5er SnbI.
b'bote uin. - pinttIi9 I'm eli llbr
erildrte er FA in ber beiterIisr
Gtimmiin9 unb unter SGNr5en, berrit.
hos Soften 81 Beginner. Sur aui
cine mittelgrobe buntIe GlaI4e er'
flGrie CT nidt bsrsidten su tonncn.
unb bn bns 2luFiidistOmmittse iG
iiberaeugt batts, baB Der Snbalt -
,,aacrimae @ilta" - feline ndbrenbs
Subitnns iei, tuur6e ibm biss ss'
tpabrt.
Sk Mefung Der SailIsntpeite o.s
ifarien Wnnnss srgab 152 3entime'
ter, fein 4usisben NOR bliibeub. Dahs
renb Der erIten Stunben eab ii6 Der
seT9dbte DiIettnnt sinem erquiden'
ben S&Infe bin, Der BON beitsren
Sr6umen btsIeitet su fein i@isn. lin
tnIb brei llbr ipa6is er auf uno
edbnts, - Die fofort angefttlIis Wlsf'
iung ergab feds 3entimster Ra1eii'
Dffnunq. @oib bnrouf kgonn CT uHs
aufs.fprbert isins photographer nit
ieinsr llntsrfd,rift gu perieben dub
Qutosrnmme fertigte er Gus .efc.
Gr rniihte unp nabm BIN unb iDiss
her einen SdIud aus Der JIaids, Der
ibn su srquiden i4ien- Rad bier
lfbr bema4tigte fib ieiner eine sas'
lpiifs llprube, ba sr setD0bHt III. gu
bieier 3eit ieinsu adffes ein5unehmen
uub Sas SntslIieenSblntt gu lefsn. e.
Iesie ii9 ipieber ouf bas Sofn, ipeis
DEE ipie Dos bon WerIotti, BEN be-
riibmttitsn sJaiientiinftIer Staiiens
nnb 6ofungersrs CT. 9pbeit bss Sbe'
bipe. sisens grin besOeeu iporbsu
mar, unb iprn9 ipsnis. bas Bsniss
mar mat beoeutenb. Seine EGills
boite nab bem ReIultot Der Mefnl'
ptn einen 3sntimeter berIoren Der
Soienriegd uiitbte feiter sugSosen
iperben- Cine &rdfteabndbme mar
ni9t au be1nerfen, bnseeen tIngte Ct
iiber fem Siihntrnugs, ipel&es thn
isbr j4m<rsts tneuz mals sapnt tsnt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-12-05
shuInnterridt in q

SduInnterri9t in ar
aentinien. Ger nrsentiniid,e gso'
tionale gr5iebimgsratb pendnlaBte
oas Die gimbesregieriiig i'm gnH5er
2an0e 643 neiie SdpiIen einrid)ten
tpirb. 9apon elrtfdilen 20 Sdiilen
auE be SaupiItnbt gueros aires. 51S
ouf bic bunbssItnailitsn prcpiH5m
unb Sc ouf BIZ Raiioaolssbisis. Die
jGbrlids aussnbs fir DieIs uHter.
rihisonifaItsn perbsn anf 3.638. 300
Qeios obsr 6182 Gon.os ht Rsis in
broiili1niIbem Gslbs DsrnuIhlaet.
@on bsritiebsrnn Ssiisn mire nuns
mebr tnesrest, bab 9rnTilisn surJeisr
Der hunbsrtfisn Wisbsriebr bes 9agts
Der iluabbdngisltitssrtIiruns insss'
fanmt 600 G4ulen IN BEN @sbiet Der
llninn sinri4tsH folle. burb stas fol-
d< R6nt fDnne am bsiien unb Diir4
eigften Der Sag seFtrtri iperbeu. Elm
1prfHlns. Der ben polhen Beifalz al
Ifs siuE4tissp Geatt s<rhiRk
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-12-05

els Serr pinne >fur5 Dor feds ubr
sinen @sriu1 ma1ts, bsimlib Tdeel
80 tuusn, ffritt bas elufiiGtslOms
mittes sin; bagegtn pnren ole @3r'
bereituneen getroffen. um btm tpIl'
lensiforten Wtann I'M 9lu9enbIid Der
ernifen Gefabr bilfreih bei5uiprins
gen; in bitIsm Gale tuOlIts mon ibm
tttpns @dnietpsibfnuer eiHflSben,
lin feds llbr tonnte mon in fsinsr
Wassnsesfno gang beutlid elm B,s
rdufh pernebmen. ipelfes NIT tinsm
sntfsrnten Geriifteinitur5 gu perGlsis
den mar, iein gefi9tsausbrlid napm
sinen Ieibenosn Gbnratter an, fsiils
aMberuneen perrietben bic a6nchmt
Der llrtbeilsI6drfe; sf iprn9 nit gs,
esiiterung unb Hiibrung BON Nus
iieLunesobelisfen, ben CT on Der
sfranSIerfdsn Gds oufgeiieut gu Fsbsn
ipiinift., neil er bort bsi isirsm
,Sdipar5en" aon5s Ro6mittnge otrs
brinat. Dos &omnrittee gldubte
nidi. baB Der unbeusidme Dlonn NOD
5ipsi ppae Stunoen Obue Eabruns
iperb. 5ubrinsen tSnnen. Die Uieis
iungen purben fortgeiebt. Giebers
briidenb mar fir ibn bos @sfiill.
oab iid oas SSntereiie Der Gamers
iuelt iener gerfon Itidt 5ugetpenbet
bate, 6ab er fein ein3ises Billet
oour" init perbeiBiingspoaen Gntrds
gen erbieIt. mas Inn 70 unbegreifs
lider ut. ba Serr 9ime gum Inter-
id)ieb bon NterIatti, Der 'aiid3 i'm grt'
botleben elm SungerIeioer iit, cine
aiisfounnIid)e gartie 1T unb ons
@ertrnien ieiner Berebreriiyien I'M
boIlen llrrfanse geredffertigt bdtte-
gnbIi6 ndberten iptr ms benl
8ieIe. $err ginns fdnrpfte etnen
idrperen &urtpf nit ieiuem tpobl'
oiiseebiI6cten SeIbiterbaltiHgsriebe
- er fauerte nif bem Gofa iirS
nuirmeIte nit einem idymdrmeriiden
ansOrud feline 9iebiingsserid)te Dor
iid BIN; ons slufiidtsfouunittec
alaubte bagegen nid)ts einipen6en sn
oiirfen. - es iflig hd)t! Dlit benz
Iesten aliIfgebot iciner eeiiinfenen
ardfte erbob iif, Serr Sugo girne
iino REF i'm sSargcu Der whiIaditrabe,
Berlin, aus Der er biterIiderieits
itanlnrt: .ain6er, mn bob id ct iattl"
CT uuroe unrriilgt, begIiifipiiuift,
genieHen nno per 9roidlte in Gtiio'
Semanns @eftmirnnt gebradJt, no be-
reits bic 8orbereihirgen gu einem
Banquet getroffeu iparen. gtotiirs
lid beo6adteie er babel Die iiblite
9oriift. Crit, rof)6erm er einen
Seler MemouIaoeniniee genoiien
batte, eing er gu Siinmrer, Spnunel'
riiden nnb 2intburger iiber. gtahs
Sen Ser gSittipe GIiqiot unb benz
ssiiriten @iidler Die $dIie eebroden
paren, erbob iih Der SeIo oes
9lbenbs. nm eirien Soait alti bic
preiie ais5ubringefl.
SER gsirne ipiro ieitber NIT ben
perloden6iten 8aiiipieInntrdgen be-
itiir1,t, orisinea lit bas gnerbieten
eines beriibnien sltbleten, Der iia
nit tim 5uinrunen prooli5ieren
modte unb i'm mn iteiien arm pers
buneern laiien mill.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-12-05
Rinherm II n 3.

Msine aiuDer bdben Elm neues
5rduIein betoiHmert. sSiingft fam i9
in Die Sinberifube gerabe in benz
Gugenblid, Oa 6ie fiiHHabrige Grstf
Gusaleitet uno fdllt.
JrdriIsin 'bebt fie oirf unb frngt
SGrtlIt: r@o bait Su bin pebsefbnn9"
MDrnuf peinenb bic @ntipprt ers
folgt: ~@ts@a+Dis bonn ga,ids JrGus
Ieiu.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-12-05
Die perfefte Sdneiberfn.

OIe pet fette . d1 Il D G I n.
Sine sSruu tpoIte ii3 bon Dem
Sanutt, ben Gle ibr geidenft baben,
ielbit etnMei0 fabri5ieren; 1T ibr oos
gellrngeu?"
SEA, 70 gang ri6tl Gle bat 10 Ian.
ge an benz Commit berimgei6nitten
big iblteBli9 MIR elm 8orb fir ibrer!
Sut Ibriggeblieber iItl~
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-12-05

9rdfin Selere ionnte fitb bon bem
fGbsn G6rsden, in ben i. Der @nblit
RungoIbs psrfsBt bate, niht 70 l.t6t
fpieoer erboIen. Sie bate bus @efiibl,
nls lei tbr in Inn i6r S6tdfaI Iefbe
buFtig IN hen @eg setreten unb .s
mibte nun su einem e1ti9ei6Mben
Rampf. tpmmen.
Dor allen muBt. iie iptffen, Of fi6
@uugOIb itdrbig bier in Der gaGbe
auf6ults, pber Of er nur poribers
pebeno ouf elmer 8ergfotrt bier fei.
sic Dubte notiirlib, bag er nod bem
DusG ous Dien berianunben mar
uno es fab thm glefh, fi5 fir eiIrtge
3eit in bic @irIornteit bes @ebirues
turiifsu5ieher. SIei5 @bertbs ipolIte
fs bic Wirtbin fraeen, Of Der grose,
ffarse SOurtft in IsBter 3eit i8on Sfz
ter bisr eaDfen fei.
Dos fis erfubr NOD friiber uun
bon GnbTsr Seit. lpas iIs mifsa
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-12-05

'RadikaIbeiIallg as llerveit$ebwdtbe:
gYa nsEsSe gsr sseIsss nSs i ssz
csiaa atns5s Sss gss mD r sia Saar ssu
ie S ons it as So. tsssss.
aSs n gsabrna mad r b0a ns gstbo0s sdIag
enlaHa
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-12-05

- psan ,nsssns sss ..oiHdHna,ln ssiisEIaii..
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-02-13
FAVOR ROAD BILL
House Pulls Measure Over Rough
Places

House members pulled the admin
istration road bill over the rough
places after spending $500 of the
states money for oratory. But the ad-
ministration leaders who have pleaded
for economy where all matters of
pennies and dimes are concerned, let
down the bars for unlimited debate at
$3.50 a minute.
Nearly an entire day was spent by
the house in amendments generally.
The general amendments followed
portions of two days session on
amendments by sections. The measure
went thru with few scratches When
ever any one opposed a provision in
the BILL some kindly administration
leader herded the chosen children to-
gether by intimating that the lobby
and the bridge trust were trying to
buy the legislature.
Frank L. Martin led the fight on
the general provisions of the bill
Caudill of Comanche and Holland of
Russia, both Democrats, came to his
rescue They came SO late, tho, that
friends of the bill had convinced a
sidious lobby was almost ready to
siduous lobby was almost ready to
swallow the entire house and that
much money had been spent and
much influence exerted to beat the
bill. 1t was old argument. With
some of the new members. tho, the
plea had magnetic effect and they ran
to the Administration banner like
sheep to the fold.
Figuring on the official basis of
$3.50 a minute for house time, the
house elaboration on provisions in
the good road bill cost about 800 to
bring the measure from the commit
tee of the whole. Members of the
highways committee and friends of
the measure claim it will provide
every remedy demanded by good road
boosters. Opposition to the bill was
| Just as certain that the measure bur-
dened the state and counties with ex-
! pense, built up political machine and
| accomplished nothing.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-02-13
SHIELD MONOPOLY
Kicks Against Congress and
President Misdirected.
Sen. Owen Claims High Court
UndOes Many Good Laws.
BY ROBERT L. OWEN.
limited States Senator from Oklahoma.


Over the supper table Mr.. Home
maker and his wife. .grumble about
the high cost of living. 1t is serious
matter to them. AT the grocery store
Mrs. Homemaker paid IS cents for
gallon of oil which cost 4 cents to
produce. Coal is SIS ton, eggs 90
cents a dozen, flour 50 a barrel;
shoes, clothes and rents are high and
climbing. They are considering TAX
ing their 14year-old boy out of
school and sending their young
daughter to work.
The farmers, they think, must be
getting rich. But one day Brother
John drives in from the country and
proves to them that he is as hard up
as they are Then they all proceed
to say uncomplimentary things about
the trusts. They conclude by threat
less congress and the president do
something"
Supreme Court Officially 'It.''
They are right in holding congress
and the president to strict account
But there is one thing of which they
seldom think and which, perhaps they
do not know-that as long as GER
tain decision of the United State SUI
preme court remains in effect, con-
gress and the president are pracu-
cally powerless to help them. Let US
look at this decision.
10 break the trusts congress pass
ed a law making it a criminal act to
form combination in restraint of
trade" This was the Sherman anti
trust act. The government started
prosecution of the Standard Oil for
violating the law. The case dragged
on up thru the federal courts until at
last in 1910, the supreme court rend-
cred a decision to the effect that con-
gress did not mean to say that ALL
com binations in restraint of trade
were criminal but only such COM
binations restraining trade "unrea-
sonably.'
Rule of Reason Not Tenable Here.
This completely smashed the law
because none of the trusts have yet
agreed that they were 'unrea soma BILE"
and since any man with sense knows
that this is a thing practically impos
sible to prove in court, the trusts have
had their own way, unmolested.
! The supreme court in this decision,
exercised legislative powers which the
constitution vests in congress alone.
| 1t determined a public policy affect
| ing the welfare of millions of people
and involving billions of dollars. So
| long as that decision stands the trusts
are perfectly safe from regulation by
congress.
Again, in 1895, congress passed a
national income tax. as all other great
countries have, which levied tribute
upon the big rich of the nation. This
law the supreme court vetoed by con-
STRUNG it to be unconstitutional" 1t
took eighteen years to amend the
constitution in this respect SO as to
make it constitutional.
| 81 trust it is clear then that so long
| as the United States supreme court is
permitted to exercise the powers it
| now wields, the actual sovereignty of
this nation is vested in IT and not in
the people.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-02-13
FIX The BRIDGES
Better Drainage Structures Are
Needed in Present Times.
Roads and Bridges Are Years
Behind Traffic.

Manhattan, Kan, Feb. 13.-"Daily
use of public highways in Kansas has
developed more rapidly than any 9TH
err single activity within the state"
assetred W. S. Gearhart, state high
way engineer.
Ten years ago there were practi-
cally no automobiles, while today
there are more than ia, 900 in Kan
sas, or one for each three families,
and more than one for each mile of
road. This means that the highways
of Kansas are carrying approximately
100000 more horse power than ten
years ago. The auto truck and tractor
business has scarcely been touched,
but il is now generally recognized that
this new form of traffic is destined to
replace old Dobbin on the highway in
the very near future.
These methods of transportation
require new and adequate systems of
maintenance. The condition of the
roads and bridges are many years be-
hind the traffic.
Built for Slow Traffic.
"Our roads were planned for horse
drawn traffic, moving at a maximum
speed of about ten miles an hour. and
we have not even rounded off the
right-angle corners in most cases.
Even the weeds and hedges are not
cut at these corners and we are only
beginning now to talk about the elm
ination of the railroad grade cross
ings-
The old drainage structures we
call bridges and culverts, were not de-
signed in most cases to carry any CIV
en- load They were just built Then
fast driving signs were put on the
bridges to prevent the boys, when odt
driving with their best girls, from rat
thing these old structures to pieces.
Much as we need improved roads.
we need permanent bridges and Gull
verts more. 1t is more important that
all of the bridges and culverts be in
good condition than that all the roads
be kept in first class repair, for if the
road is to be used at all, the drainage
structures must be kept up.
cat the present time it is not prac-
teal, nor is it necessary, to surface all
of the road, but junk pile of wood
or tin for a culvert, or a scrap heap
of wood or steel for bridge, is just
as much out of place, and just as ex-
pensive, to maintain on an earth road
as on a highly improved boulevard,
for the bridges and culverts in the
lane rot out and rust out and wash
out as fast as on the most important
state roads. 1t is not the traffic in
most instances that destroy these
structures but the elements"
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-02-13
MY TIRED FEET
ACHED FOR "TIZ"
Let your sore, swollen, aching
feet spread out in a bath
of tTiZ."

Just take your shoes off and then
put those weary, shoe-crinkled, ach-
ing. burning. corn-pestered, bunion-
tortured feet of yours in a "Tiz'' bath
our toes will wriggle with joy; they'll
look up at you and almost talk and
then they'll take another dive in that
''Tiz'' bath.
When your feet feel like Jumps of
lead-all tired out--just try 'Tiz." It's
Grand-it's glorious. Your feet will
dance with joy; also you will find all
pain gone from corns, callouses and
bunions.
There's nothing like "Tiz." It's the
only remedy that draws out all the
poisonous exudations which puff up
your feet and cause foot torture
Get a 25-cent box of 'trTiz' at any
drug or department store-don't wait
All! how glad your feet get; how COM
fcrtable your shoes feel. You can
wear shoes a size smaller if you de-
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-02-13
CHANGE NAME OF HIS FAMILY.
Wakeeney Man Files Petition for Him
self, Wife and Children.

Wakeeney. Kan, Feb. 13.-Joseph
Basala has a petition in the district
court of Trego county to change his
name to Jesse Albert Huffman. Al
the same time his wife and all his chill
dren's names are to be changed.
He and his brother Frank of this
place. orphaned when quite young,
lost trace of their parents and did not
know what was their rightful names.
Last summer they learned of their pa
rentage and met several of their kim
folks. Frank had already had his
name changed to Kuck, the maiden
name of his wife, and it is doubtful if
he will again have it changed to Huff
man, his rightful name
The petition for change of name will
come before the court in Trego county
j.. March so after that time Mr.. BasaIa
and family will probably go by the
name of Huffman.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-02-13
DINNER TO CO-OPS
C. l.. Jordan Entertains Club Mem
bers at College Hill Bakery Today.

The Cooperative club held their
weekly get-together meeting at the
College Hill bakery today and after an
inspection trip thru the plant were
served a dinner by G.. L. Jordan, pro-
prietor, and the baker club member of
the organization
The dinner was scheduled for last
Tuesday but owing to damage done to
the bakery by the high wind of a week
ago Sunday the dinner was postponed
until today.
Plates for about fifty were laid. The.
menu was celery. young radishes
sweet pickles. Waldorf salad, baked
ham, Maryland style. scalloped pota-
toes. corn pudding. College Hill rolls
special, Kleen Maid bread, apple pie
cheese, coffee.