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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-01-08
Sic 9entiden in Chile ibres
Jiibrers beraubt.

DER unerbittli6. Sbnitier 9oS
mGbt auf bem 5elbt bes DsutIGtbums
i'm Iuslanbe eerab, 5u elmer 3sii bi:
beiten gebrtn ab, In Der iis bon srSbs
TEN ytuben unb entbebrli9 finb. Dor
turssr 3eit erft raffie er sinn Der
berrorroesnbiten 8oridmpftr fir bas
Deuti6tbum In Qm,rita. qrof. Tliin,
iierbers. bintpee. gDie mir in Der In
Cartilage be gbiIe srft,inenben bent.
i6en SasesJsituns .Deuifhe prsFs4
Iefsn. bait sr aud in Siibamerila uns
ter ben beu.ifen @eIetrt.n, bic NIT
teifpisuofem WiIIenseifsr unS ME er.
Ibm.nb.r 5bafiraft bic beuiIbe aul.
tur perbreiieu, f.hsedIide Grnte ab.
Seit quabrud bss arisses entrib CT
Der b.utF5en 9olpnis in Gbil, brsi
ibrsr bsroorrasenbten MGnHtr. Sein
Iestes Spfer mar Der in sendrni.r
3eitung aIs Iiibrer unb gsraih.r,
turs. als aeititern bsr D.utf9en in
Siibamerita, htnseiielIte pruf. Dr.
Grnt Maisr, Der on Der Staatsunis
periitGt GbiI,s bosi.ris. Qus BEN
ibm astpibmetsn umfunarsihen Ra6'
ruf Idbi fid cyieben, ipel6 Elm. bebeus
isnb. Ron. Ssr 8srftOrbeus an o,r
llniperiitGt esfpieIt Bat unb pie f,br
Ct bon ieinsn aolIeaen unb Sdiileru
peahtst unb p.ffdbt purbs. ~als
profeTor bsy 9eoIoqt.-, 70 btibt ss
ba, bat er iih bic aisbc unb 9,rsbs
runa isiner Stubenteu srtporben. on
bersn sfrsunrsn unb 2eibsn CT iunis
gen antb,iI nabm. bsreu tpiFenTdaft'
lihe Werbecang e. NIT foraenbem
Gif,r ausbilb.te. Wis erob bi.
6odfbdbung ieinerSiubenien fir ben
@eri6iebtnn par. srbelI.t mar, ers
bsni aug b,m einmittiaen gnif9lub
berfslben, rsine FerbIiten Reits nit
Grlaubnib Der llniperfitdisbeb6rb.n
i'm gbrsnfuaIe Der 6iIsniften Stants'
uniperTtGt aufsubabren unb in b,r
Iebten Radt Dor Der feisrliden Bel
Itbung an Tsinem Sarge bic gbren.
pahe 81 taltens.
9lls MiT,ni fafilsr ebren bic 6iIe.
niften Sdass,eitnnaen ben 0erftorbs'
nen nit fOIserbem Radrufe:
.Oie SiaaisnniperfitGt gbiIes. bic
Gociebab RutionaI b. Winsrta, Der
Deutf6e @ersin nj. aud bie sanse
beutfde aoIonie bdb.n ems ibrer tide
iioften Tlitulicbsr ptrloreu. Sbusn
allen Ieiftet. Der DtrftOrbene tpi6tiIe
Djmfe; ibn,n nibmtie er bic sim.
feintr rei6en asnntuiHe unb fsinsn
enifdloHensn auten Miatn.
,,gr NOR ron Der hilenifheH Res
aieruns fir ben 2ebritubl fiir gsoIo'
al. an tie Staaisuniperii.dt b.rpfli6s
tet porben, unb fpibmete bsmielbsn
i.in gang bsionbsrss Sniereffe. 70 bab
er ii4 oi. snnD uuesrcrbsnilidr
WerthfhGbuRs berer ertDarb, psl4s
leINt SWulet lputeh
.Worgsn Sonntae nm 9 llbr gprs
mittags, fpirb IN Der llniDerfiidt an
Der 9abrs bes Weritorbenen cine
aruuerfeisr i.attfinben. bel fpelher
Der Defan ber mathematician gniul.
tat, 6err prOfeHcr NanusI zrueeo,
bns Mort srsrsifen pirb :.
-Dns 9irsitcrtum Der Socisbnb
Ratipnal be Wlinnia BOT bef4IoiIen,
IN eorpore an Der Beifebung theilsu.
nebmeu, ba GER Or. Maftr isins
befteu frdfts ianer 2ehribdtisieit unb
bem Stubium ber seoIosifden pro.
bIeme Der naiiondlen Bsrgperiss
iuibmete.
-
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-01-08

Gtufe mulisalifdxr Wcnsnbuns 5u a.,
baIttn. IN gutsn muiilaIiifsH
Qeitern bat "a bem Wsrein MI,
asftblt. Da mar 5utrt 4griol
ipaur, Der pon 1s47 bis 1883 BIN
1aitifod i'm ~2i.bertron5S sef&iDurs
gen. Damn Sbeobcr 1bonias, 1893
Bis 1885; RbstnbolD 8. 6ermanrl.
1885 bis 1890; 6sinr. 3Osaner, 1890
Bis 1897; IT. pduI aIsnssI, 1900 bis
1902; artbur gfdaisn 1903 b.s
1914 nnb felt Ssptembsr 1914 Otto
u. Graff.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-01-08

aaut gerfiisuns bss briiiidtn
priIsnseridi,s ioIltn bsutI4s Gsturi.
tdisn i'm Wsrtbe ron 10000 Wori.
bic isinsrs.ii ouf bm bdnif4tr Dam.
pfE .iyreberid VIII icnIis5irt nor,
ben uRb on tie Commercial & Gao.
ings ganf- in gbicdgc utrtHirt ma.
rtn. srii mad 5risbsnsf&Iub Gusss.
Iieftrt tDerbsn.
- Sn @sriIsibnns unb nnitr faI.
i1em Qomen IN bic Mititre bcs ron
britii1nm WiIiidr brutal erassbeiea
Dublinsr Rtbaitrirs e. Gisffineien
In Rein yoti siugttroffeL nm Dor.
trdee iibes BE irii&e RDclutiOn 81,
boltsa
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-01-08
0as GnSe Der ierbiiden Gipiiisn tn
Der 1obrabida.
glub glotteream miro aeiArieben:

| Ger OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ofs
vgsieinpe RotterbnniidIe gourdtt" Dpn
Ger Tcbriibidn dn.Jront el,tipirit Elm er.
jdliitternces BiIo bon bem Sdididl
Der ier6iiden Tipiiion, bic I'M gerbnf.o
oes ruiiiidcn Seeres in Der GobrilS.
Ida fatte ied,.en .miiiien. Muf Sieicr
i5rollt. ipie ald Der n,oseocniiden, hd.
ten Die ierbiifen Seerestriimnler Die
ifapierigiien uno gei1brlid)iien ali.
gaben geiiellt befomlnen. an Der Ic.
ibruoidd.Srcf,t iinb, ipie Der boIianoi,
ide aorreipon6ent mel0et,. Die ferbi.
ifen 5ecresbeitailbtbeiIe Seiin auf
nabe,u pollig aufgerieben iroroer.
5000 Wednn rparen eS iiiigef1br o.
peie,t, Der 8ieit Der 1inlof. Tipiiion,
Die ieincr,eif beim Ginniarih Der
oeutid,en, citerreifJiid. iiiigdriid)eii
Irm6 buIgoriidlen 0ecre abgeifuitten
Ilporen unS iid) aili rlinldniides @ebier
aeretiet batten. Die riinldniide Negie
ring bate oicie TliidtIinge - trob
benz lie bamaIs nod neutral mar -
nnd sfubIano ipeiiergeianoi. Gort bai.
ten iib bic urmen Wlenihen ielbli or.
nabrcn nliiiien; bann piiroen iie III
ruiIiife lInifcrmen geiiedt, aiii rr'ii
ife g9eiie einerijiert, nm ais
SdDIadtopicr ibrer vgeidIiser" Sann
su ,grimSe 3u geEen. Sie botieu tapler
olli Dem redjten SliigeI an Shipar5en
Iecr eefrd,ten. Gle Ddren es, Die lln'
mer irie6er gum Stlirm angeiest MIR
ben. cbcnio fpie es iest ibren Sanos.
Ieuten in Der 2lrmee SarrniIs gel>t
Ssanerfol6 siueier Gage iii.b bon 5000
Serben 5000 gRonn geioilen. Sei
Goni.an5a ,rlirorn baum uah peiterea
@efrdjieu Die lesten pdnr bnnoeft
Ro,m ilm,itecIi. andj 0ann nob Dlsl
ten fie itnno biz aui bic lesten Ia
aRann, Die Damn non 0en Yulgaren &C.
fnnaen ocnonlnlen meroen fonnten
.9ie meiiten iporen beripun6et. Die
@iIgdren brnhtn lie nit aIler S'gr9'
inIt, Sic Die llmitinoe 5,iIiebeH. nos
Zen oa,aretten. Gie Sulgaren adteiel
ben SeIoemulitb oieier iapieren Gtrei.
ter Me in ifrem eiaenen Gtidial ca:
ticitroaiirhe aoos Scs fIeinen, tapit.
ZEN s,oIfes perforperu, ons bas lin,
eliid bot. bon sauiiienlcien Seeeri
periiibrt, oIs idpnuugsIos eebrmIdiirs
glerfsc,ra fremoer, arober 20.
fd,iiter" M g,rimSe aerid,tet III mcr.
hcu Ter f,cqdroiife geridteritaitsr
i0brt oalln ,peiter tort:
go .por oos traaiibe, aber RUBIN.
reit,e Gnee Der ierbijden Gipiiion in
So, Nobrioif,o.
Gin aIcid,es Goes ihefnt and, oem
onberen gieIt oes ,paiienfibiaenlhcil,
see serbiider 9oles. io.pcit IS nidit ~
Qr,eosaefonaenjdaft ii, beidieoen ~
Ieiu Or f1nrpfi ebenio uneridrcdcn
i,nS bortuadio uie feline StalueraSn ~
i'm Hcrboiten bpreits smci Wonnt.
Ioua inn Siib.peilcn unS riuat all Ser
ruo,cSoniSd,en Sront iiir bic @lirocr.
LeriteQunu Ses Sloniarcid,s gerbisR.
au6 lie perlperbet man an Den pe
iitrIiditen StelIen unb iisr Die idnrrr.
,ie arbeit iie oeben bierbei Innaiam.
der iif,cr M grunSe. Gas iertiite
Seer. oas inn gua.it poriosn ,saarss
pom aorfu mad, Salonifi ec6raii
tr,,r6e ,nS pot bort an be,n peiiIi1 N
;Iiiacl aeacn 9R,aaitir ari1ci.cat
,m,rbe sof,Ite 10000 g,anu. llune.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-01-08
70 Sabr. oentides eisO.

Nus Der @erhi6ts bes ~Ttuti&sn 9ie'
bsrirans- BON Rep gOri. = Bis
Der @ersin ii4 aus ,Isiusn anfdn'
aen srtpideIie unb nit Der rapiben
mufitaIiT6sn entpidsluns Rep
gprls itsts Sdriti bisIt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-01-08

benz Grunbe unsutrsffenb, bab
Deutihlanb niht nad DeItbetridafi
itrebt. Sein Streben sebt IsbIslid
babin, bic 9laeinberrfdaft Der Gnss
ldnber iiber bic Meere su itiiraen unh
iib fiir Die 3utunft sesen bic snlIeb.
lthen Yratalltdten BON aoiaden ii9et
au itelIen. Das Gritere ipdre sin O.
mimi fir unier 2anb unb bas 2eBters
elm @epinn fir bic seiammte Ttsuidas
belt.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1917-02-07
S1Ml Reward. 800.

The readers of this paper
will be pleased to learn that there
is at least one dreaded disease
tha, science has been able TO cure
in al its stages, and that is Cat
arrh Halls catar1h cure is the
only positive cure now known to
tx medical fraternity. Catarrh
being a constitutional disease,
requires a constitutional treat
ment Halls catarrl1 cure is taken
internally, acting directly upon
the blood and mucous surfaces of
the system, thereby destroying
tle foundation of the disease,
and giving the patient strength
by bullling up the constitution
aud assisting nature in doing it's
work The pfoprietors have so
much faith in it's curative powers
that they offer One hundred
Dollars for any case that it fails
to cure Send for of testimonials
Address: F. J. Cheney & Co.,
Toledo 0. Sold by all druggists
15c
Take Halls family pills Tor con.
stipation.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1917-02-07
Uni]n County Leads in Many Particulars.

Monroe, Feb. Feb 3-i'he
report of tfte~State Tax Com
mission r. Gently made public
shows that Union county
leads in many particulars. 1t
shows that the average land
assessment in the State il
1854 per acre, while Unions $
average assessed valuation is
1922 The same applies to
horses aud mules, thu average
being $50 ia the State aud
being 1893 in Uni2n county.
The average assessed value
of COWS is 81 m,re per head
in Union and tbs average tax
leey for State and county
purposes i'll the State is u 10
while it is only 81 2 3 in this
county I he average boude1
indebtedn 9ss of the counties
in the State is near $4,000
while Union is free of debt
aud thu average valuation of
all property per county is ex-
ceeded by more than two mills
lien dollars in Union county
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1917-02-07
Weather forecast for February

From 6 to IA, fair, with SLOW
northwest, and threatening to
rain and snow east and cold.
From IA 10 81. fair, clear cold,
with cold rains along aud snow
furry.
From 21 to %, snow. rain and
cold, stormy. Some blizzard.
From % to March 8. frequent
showers along. Some changeabie
and considerably cold.
February shows cold with some
stormy cod winds, snow and rains
but last of month cold and rough
HENRY REID,
R. No. 3. box 167, Salisbury, NC.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1917-02-07
pAEJHGf.i S. son At HAND,
State Board Of Haalth .,dYises ErsylPrecau-
ton AGAINST il.

Pneumonia as cause of
death is about a top notcher,"
says the State Board of Health,
as it ranks third and is outclass-
ed only by tuberculosis and Or
ganic heart diseases. It is a sea.
sonal diseas ..nd we are now in
the midst of that season. During
the winter and early spring sea-
son pneumonia is greatly on the
increase and causes about ten
percent of all death.
zone of the most predisposing
causes of pneumonia is the pre-
sence Of other diseases, espec-
tally those diseases producing a
debilitaing effect Such diseas-
es might be mentioned as colds.
grippe bronchitis, and other re-
spiratory disea ses. Debility dey-
alopjng from a.ry cause increas-
IS susceptibility, therefore it is
al Important that all functions
# the body be kept in good
working order and that resist
ence be kept as high as possible.
''Hesistance is lowered by ov-
creating. lack of exercise, lack
# fresh air to live, sleep and
work in. lack oI regular sleep
and '@s|axation, and irregulal liv-
ing ha oiG5. Excesses of all kinds
'ecf,:.,se resls a"c and predis-
o"se 30 pneum onia. Excessive
heat, worry. fatigue and undue
exposure to cold are factors
predisposing to pneumonia.
Alcohol has been called by the
United States Public Health
Service "the handmaiden of
pneumonia"
cit is a well established fact
That pneumonia is a germ dis
ease. People sick with pneu-
nonia shnul1 not be visited for
two reasons '''>eir chances for
recovering vii! be better with
out visitors, al tie chances for
the spread OF the disease will be
reduced
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1917-02-07
Slayer Of Norwood Police is Caught in Ga.

Albemarle, Feb. 3.-Sheriff G
D B!alock wired a deputy in Al
bemarIe yesterday from Claxton,
Ga that he captured Kirk Furr
IN that town this morning and
would be home tomorrow at 1:48
p. M. with his prisoner.
1t is not known how the sheriff
learned that the alleged slayer of
Policeman W e Snuggs was at
Claxton, Ga. but he left yester-
day for that point, with the re
sut as bove stated.
Sheriff Blalock has made an
exceedingly credirabie effort
since the murder Of Policeman
5nuggs to apprehend an1 arrest
Fur, and much credit is due
bin for his untiring and cease
less efforts to locate this party.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1917-02-07
The Ground Hog on His Job.

i he gloud mfg II certain
l. IN his job and is giving a
eood account of himself He
started things on time Frida,
norl ng and has kept us on
The jump ever since Las
Thn's day afternoon the th7r
momaier, standing a. ahou
IS bt gan 10 drop aud Satur
d;.N unn'''i'g it had descend j.
ed L. four degrees above zero
Sunday 'ro Mug The temper
atu t. was Lit r.11 arHund 4S
d tr.""S, l>Et il s,>nt 20 k
tumble il;l h,,f T., f.eH u'c >ot k
that uigist in addition tn -
Let Of :tl9l vi 's. SOM T. in
slee an.t >,.'r, i, Wa &g. u
neal z-In ~ \ ei.lI> w ul !.
sa!. ii All: on can beat / a.
fnl' W,al L, t:O' cat yOlr
ground hog.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1917-02-07
A Safe Test.

For those who are in need of a
remedy for kidney troubles and
backache. it is good plan 10 try
Doan's Kidney Pills They are
strongly recommended by Sails
bury people. Mrs j l. Hunter,
l22 N. Ellis street, Salisbury,
says: "Several years ago my
kidneys caused me lot of annoy
ance. My back ached and | felt
so weak that | could hardly get
about. In the morning l could
not get out of bed. The first
box Of Doan's Kidney Pills did
me good and after taking several
boxes: my back felt rs strong as
ever and my kidneys acted r,-
gu'ariy.'
Price soc, ut y. dealers. Don
simply ask frr sidney remed ,
&c! Doan's Kidney Pills, the
same that Mrs Hunter had.
Foster Milburn Co.. Props,
Buffalo. N. Y.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1917-02-07
interesting Events Takigg Place.

1t how appears that the
sinking If the Americ; n
sEes mer l1ousatonic Saturday
by a submarine was not AL
il'egaI aet since she cirri d
G ntraband cargo Of wheat,
warning was given anI the
crew saved.
Officials today heard with
considerable satisfaction the
report that the German gov-
ernment Tad ordered The ina>
@ediate release of the Ameri>
can sailors taken frcln British
ships by the German ra:.:er
in the Atlantic, as demanded
by tn. United States. This
action interl reted in some
quarters as an indication of a
conciliatory attitude since
formerly Germany had main
tanned these men were legally
prisoners Of war, having ac-
cepted service on armed bel>
ligerent merchant vessels.
The State Department is
making efforts to get a guar,
anteo of safe conduct from
allied powers for Count Won
Bernstorf to return to Ger>
rrany with his staff, and pres
parations we're under way to-
day to turn over affairs of the
EN- hassy here to the Swiss
minister.
In accordance with orders
frl M the navy department.
the Gel mansauxiliary cruisers
Kronprinz Wilhelm and Prinz
Eitel Friedrich interned at
Philadelphia were seized early
Saturday night aud their
crews Imprisoned.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1917-02-07
When Tou Have a Cold.

1t is when you have a sever e
ccld tliat You appreciate the
go"d qualities Of C'ram mberIain's
Cough Remedy Mrs. Frank
CrocIzer, Pana, III, writes:
Our five years old son Paul
caught a severe cold last winter
that settled on his lungs and he
had terrible coughing spells.
We were greatly worried about
him as the medicine we gave
him did not help him in the
least. A neighbor spoke so high
ly of Chamberlain's Cough Rem
edy that l got bottle of it The
first dose benefited him so much
that 7 continued giving it to him
until he wAs cured u
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1917-02-07
Will Not eearuy st. Lea!s,

Waahinctrr lr,. THE
American liner will not be-
given CO voy if she decides to
sail for England through the
German submarine gone, it is
announced at the State De.
partment today: It il nnder-
stood that the governr.7nt is
acting on the policy that
Americans have an inalien>
able right to tray"rs th-,
high seas and that th,, de~-
man submarine blockade Is
illegal,
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1917-02-07
Certain Materials Should not b5 uSsaiu I!0mo
Mixed Fertilizers.

Raleigh, N. c., Jan. 81
Some farmers will not attemp'
the l1ome-mixing or fertilizers
because they do not know wha1
materials to use to make suit
able combination Almost any
com bination is practicable if it is
10 DC applied Immediately after
miAlng. says S. S. Walker, Ass1s'
taui : hem1sl 10 the University
of Florida Experiment Station.
but If the application to the soil
is to be delayed after mixing,
some special care must be eXerci-
sed.
"Such materials as nitrate of
soda, 1nuriate of potash, and 9th
er crude potash salts tend to alb
bsorb moisture and to form hard
Cakes OF Jumps. This is especial
ly true when they are mixed with
caustic lime or any material con-
tanning caustic lime, such as ash
e, or basic Stag. The trouble can
be prevented to a great extent by
adding to the mixture consider
able amount of muck as a drier.
Those mixtures which will
cause a loss of deteriora ton of
plant food through chemical ac-
ticu skould also be avoided.
When sniphate of ammonia or
easily deconposed organic am
moniates such as animal manures,
blood, tankage. fish scrap etc,
are mixed with materials con-
tanning lime there is danger of
losing gaseous ammonia. The
commonest lime-containlng mate
rials are ground limestone caus
tic and hydrated lime, wood ashes,
basic Stag. and calcium cyan
amid.
"Reversion of phosphorus acid
is brought about also by mixing
acid phosphate with lime. mag
nesia iron, or aluminium COM
pounds.
From these statements the be
lief might arise that lime is a
very undesirable material to use
The explanation is that lime
should be applied to the land
not being r.l.,ed with
the fertilizer before applying."
Those farmers of Nor Il Carc lima
who desire information il regard
to The subject of fertilizers should
write At once to G 3 Williams,
chief Of the division Of agronomy
cf the North Carolina dcdartment
Of ! sricu!ture and Experiment
Station. or to B. ". kilgore.
Director and State Chemist. Ne
&. Extension Service.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1917-02-07
Constipation Makes feu Dull.

That draggy, listless, oppress-
ed feeling generally results from
constipation. The instestines
are clogged and the blood he
comes poisoned. Relieve this
condition at once with DR. Kings
New Life Pills; this gentle, non
gripping laxative is quickly ef-
fectlve. A dose at bedtime will
make you feel brighter in the
morning. Get a bottle today at
your druggist, 25c.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1917-02-07
Every Exit to the Port Of New Y]rk Closed.

New York, Jas'. 3D. ~-Orders
were issued to night to the
torpedo beat stationed at
Quarantine to preserve neu>
trality, not to permit any ves>
sci either neutral or flying
tbr flag of one of the belliger-
ems 10 pass out tonight.
iii" order applied no' only
to steamships but to tug
boats. : v raj tugs whicI
ia sed . ,1rautipe earl" IN
ttl- Z :tu': Z before the ord-J
Was given ERE compelled to
lr!urn to port The purpose
Of the urd-r was not disclos
ed.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1917-02-07
BEAT WILSON VETO ON IMMIGRANT BILL.
House Members. by 285 to 1O6, Override
Present Executive. Will Pass in Senate.

Washington, Feb. 1.-The
House tonight overrode the Pre-
sident's veto OF the immigration
Bill by vote of 285 to 106, Party
lines were ignored. The measure
now goes to the Senate, whel e
Senator Smith of South Carolina
chairman of the committee on
Immigration, says it will be
1assed over the veto by more
than two thirds.
This is the first bill to be pass.
ed over President Wilson's veto
by either House of Congress.
The Immigration Bill was
passed by the House and Senate
two years ago and the President
vetoed it, but the House failed,
then, by a few votes to override
the veto.
During Mr. Taft's term as Pre-,
sident, the Dillingham; Immigra-
ton Bill, which was much like
the present measure, the Burnett
bill, was passed by the Senate
and the House, and Mr. Taft
vetoed it. At that time the Sen-
ate, where the bill originated
overrode the veto, but the House
failed to give the necessary two
thirds vote.
President Cleveland had veto
ed similar bill.
President Wilson vett ed the
Immigration bill because of the
literary test for immigrants. In
returning it to Congress on Jan
uary 20, the President said:
81 cannot rid myself of the
conviction that the literary test
constitutes a radical change in
the policy of the nation, which is
not justified in principle.''
Friends of the immigration
bill that passed the House today
have been working on it for
twelve years. It was framed
after committee, headed by the
late Senator Latimer of South
Carolina, went to Europe to study
the problem OF checking the flow
of a certain class of European
I'M migrants to this country.
The immigration bill, in vari-
Gus forms, has been to the White
House four times in twenty
years. 1t has passed the House
thirteen times and the Senate
twelve times. The CON mittee
that made the trip abroad eight
years ago cost the government
more than 81 100000
The forces behind this feature
baye been determined, and they
predict that the bill be called up
in the Senate and passed over
the veto by vote Of more than
five to one. The Senate passed
the measure several weeks ago
by vote of 81 to7
The present bill excludes Gag
rants, persons who have been
insane and those likely to become
mentally incapacitated. Il pro
vides Il fine of 5000 for steamship
companies that bring over the
classes prohibited by law, and
requires that deported aliens be
given as good treatment on the
return trip as they received on
the way over.
The literary test was advocat-
ed by the labor unions of the
country. The leading unions
demanded that the provision be
kept in the bill. Therefore the
bill is a victory for the unions.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1917-02-07
SM, Sore Muscles Relieved.

Cran1ped muscles or soreness
following a cid or case of grippe
are eased and relieved by an ap-
plication of SlDan's LinimepE.
Does not stain the skin or clog
the pores like mussy ointoents
or plasters and i,euetrates quick
ly without rubbing. Timber up
your muscles after exercise,
drive out the pains and aches of
rheumatism, neuralgia, lum hago,
strains, sprains and bruises with
Sloau's Linimeat. Get bottle
today. At ali druggists, Csc.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1917-02-07
SsGe LARGE Hogs.
G. D Krimminger, the

A AAA o1AA9S4t CAS
champion hog raiser ia South
Rowan, has come to the trout
again and has broken lis pas
record, killing a thnuough>
red Pland China hog on the
l2'h + January that weighed
984 pounds net. About five
ears ago he killed a tho,
Ton. hbrsd Berkshire that
netted 84S rounds, in 1914 he
lil!vd a p::l nd China Zig. Is
months OLD, 704 pounds, in
1915 he kllird il tn> roughbred
t,oiaud China hog. 895 lbs
THIS shoas what eau be cane
With g 'ud attention to tho,
ugEl.rd hogs in Rowan
hat "A contrast het W >e.l tht.
improved stock of todav and
the raz1r-back or pine TO ,ter
# fifty years ago. When q
noy Weighed $50 nn,.':lS il
was considered very large.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1917-02-07
Commissioners hdopt socialis6e Doctrine.

AS was to have been ex-
spected the board of county
com mmissionors at their meet
ing Monday adopted the co.
ciallstic doct inc of an ALL
time health officer aud appro-
priated $1,000 of good demo,
CRATIC tax money to put it in
to effect for oue year, 1t is
exapecteu tina e Salisbury and
9th Il towns in the county will
aid something to this SO as
to make the Job worth while.