davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-08-15

Flour has dropped. Too late have way down
20 middings pancakes.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-08-15
\ BOOMERANG.

copyright. 1870
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-07-28
Ser bentiae gmdHanSsl.

Sur6 cine n,u.rli6 per0ff,nilidte
Stdtiftit pirb Die Glrttpifsluna unb
geDeguHg Der tsutf9en SHberrseus
sung i'm Sabre 1915 ms Hare eeii.lIi.
5m lesien iFrisbensiabre, 1913,
bate bic .beutits giihsrerSeueuna bic
ungebeurs 3abl ron 35.O78, unb bds
mtt cine lleberfieiserune errei1t, be-
rem Bebsnili6i,it pieberboIi berpors
geboben uub Fetont norben 1T. 5m
Sabre 1914, bos bsreits fiinf ariegss
mondte unifobi.. iani bi. 3abl Der
9sroffentIirhunesn I'm 5770 auf 49,
308. Dus Snbr 1915 bat nun cine
peitere germiHberung Der Bahers
erseuguns sebrn6t, bic bic bes Dor.
iabres etipa srreift. Gs iinb 1915
nGmlih 23,55S 0rudf6riftsn, b. s.
$3.50 fpenigsr als I'm Suhrt 1914,
DeroHentIiht tuDrben. IN fi6 bebeus
tsno. erfd>eini bob bide @erringeruns
Der Bi9ersrseusuua DersIi8en NIT
rer Dee Borldpres, b<rpdlintbmdbfg
bef9eiben, ba man bod bate annebs
men foIIsn, bub ibr gaisbersans 1916,
bds EN- pplIss arieesidhr mar, iid
pisf reibenber bdtts DoEIsiefen mIiHsn,
ala IN BEN baIben Jriebensiabr 1914.
Die 3ifferu beluuben aifo, bab Der
beiitf6e gu3tanbel cine srobe Wi.
bsritanbsfGbist:ii ststn ben 9rud Der
arieesssit sripisfsiL unb fiS feline
2eiftunesfGbistsit I'm pefenili6sn ere
bniten bot. Smmerbin uub man ouf
bas Snbr 1899 suriidgth<n, nm cine
stnns ni,eriser, Sa5reser,.uguns dls
bse Don 1915 In DtntfhInrb gu fin,
ben. sie bet-ue ndmlih 1895 23,s
839 @er5ff.ntIiTnngsn.
Der Mldsnna IN Der bsutfd5en BHs
tertrseusilnss saiit sstait ifi1 ifbrtssns fsiness
iptgs auf nsH Isisrarti9ta Gtbisiea
afet9mdBis seFfmb gtn,a9t. 60 bnt
f4 bse UsrbfmiIsfsfns bon stT1i5is
|liHea @sra<a Jsoas an siss &zslaiv
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-07-28

Sbeil br Stubent,n i'm GtIbs ftebt,
BON islbit. Die 3abl iFt Don 7125
I'M Sabre 1913-14 fhon I'm Sdbr'
gang 1914-15 auf 655e edun.sn
unb IN 1915-16 ptiterbin auf 1878
sariidasganeen. @as f9lieblid bic
beutfS.n 9eitIdriftsn unb 3dtungsn
bttrifft, 70 Iisgi iiber bieis cine sins
eebenbe Giatiitii nod nidt Dor. Cie
3abl Der periobifden ger6ffntli9rns
gen In Se1iidlanb belief fG 1915
ouf 6421. bic 3abI Der FELT arisgs'
ausbrud einsegdnsenen 3eifungsn une
3etfdrifteu ipirb i'm earssn auf sifDa
5000 bsr,dnet; bdriiuhr b.finbsn ii6
1225 gldtisr, bic nah Der terti1sn
amtfihen g}of5eiiungsiifit I'm Sabre
1915 ihr erf&einen eineeFslIt babcn..
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-07-28

tett, bic bon tbeolosif1en, grboiunss.
urb grebistbl9eru re9t erbebii4
perni<hrt, unb uaiiirli9 III aud Die
3a6l Der militdrii9en 0er0ffentIi'
@unsen betrGGtIia, udmIi1 I'M 1872
gummern, gepahisn. 9i. 1erntinbs'
runeen iinb beIonbtrs erF4tli& tn Der
Grupps ersi,bung, mo Der Riebsr'
gang Inn 110S @er6ffentli6ungen
pieaei1t auf bic bur4uus ni4t ui'
erlpiinI9ie Deriaugiamung Der gleu'
auflagen Don G6albiidern suriifsu'
fiibrsn IN. Die Websin III 500. bic
Geparnpbis I'M 760, Der 6anbel nm
636, bic pbiIDlosi. i'm 614, bic Bel
letriF.it lin asa, bic QaturiuiHens
ftafien I'M 4O4 @eroffentlihunsen
5uriidg@anstn- elm bebeuteHoiien 1T
Sis 0ernninberung I'm @erbdlinib sur
9dommtrnense BEL ben S4rifien
re4iss unb Observation-Disclosures
Snbaltes, bic Ii9 BEL .iner Seiammts
sahl BON runD 5000 I'M 225 Dtrrirs
CERT bnben.
2lud i'm Sabre 1915 morihirtt bic
Id5Sne 2iieratur nit 3770 0I6ffeuts
Ii1unssn an Der Spite; ss fplst. bic
Gruppe .Grsiebuns uub llnterriat.
.JueeHbihrifften" NIT 3o4o WsrOiienft
Ii&ung.n. guf Rs4ts. unb Staaiss
uiTenibaft entfielen 1926. auf bic
sbsoIogi. 1888 G6riftsn. Die iibrt
aeu glbib.ilungsn nliiHen iisa nit iebr
bel bef9sibeusren gutbeileu bsgni'
gen. Sanbel, caperbs unn 9ertesrs'
lpsfen iparsn NIT 1893, Gpra@s unb
2iteraturtpifienIdoft nit 1893 unb
gei4iGi. NIT 1185 Srudf9riften psrs
ireten. auf alien l6rigen Gebietsn
bisIi ji9 bic 3abI Der @erbffntli9uns
eeu bes Jdbrss 1915 unter 1000.
Gine bsfonb.re Stdtiftif gilt Der 2is
ieratur, bi. ibrem Snbalte mad i'm
unnittelbaren 3uiammenbone init
benz Deltfrieg fisbi. Dcnaf BAT hiefs
arieessaiisrailir f.it Iusbrud bes
Rrieges bis gnbe 1915 nidN iptnieer
aIs s0o5 @er5ffentlinungen ~ Der.
seifnsn, bon bensn Der 9Stpenantbeil
auf Belr,triffii unb f@5ns Siinifs nit
2247 Wertsu sntfGIli. Eebr aniebnr
lid IN f.rnsr BE Gbtbeilung yqpfiiif.
iutrttj4aftfihss unb etiitigss a;b.n-
nit 1892 g,r5ffnrtIi9unser pertrten,
unb ouf bic 9riesssreignifIe unb ods
6ter fsfbis enffdllen 1895 S@rifieu.
Die 1hitisieit bss beutfmen Bud.
bunbels I'm Sabre 1915 IN isbo6 nit
bfeien 3dblen nimt erfd55pfi. IN
mafF9t ~ sithen fnb fsrntr moo bie
,3u5Ia a5s NlSntalanexs ND IN.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-07-28

! 60 psrb. mad aluii4i osr 3et9s
|alagerI btnn ben 5ut tam i'd n.s3t
ltieI in Sapan sire offenbar gemsins
SrepaRsiDrie Slbsreiiet. @uf ben fG'
Iauz zSnieIu 1T bic Bsreituns f9oa cine
ipsit untiidnbli1<rs. Die SoIotbnrisn
iperben in srobtn sifernsn SddIen'
abeeiOtterL banu nit 3ufas bon iiIs
bem Waiier Uerbdmpft. setrOdnet, uno
bieie SperatiOnen iptrben OFT breis Bis
IpitrmaI DieDerboIt, b<ppr man iit in
offsnen S&uppsn mOnatslans rdas
4ert. Sc luftiser bic RGudcriins, osito
beher = gang ipie BEL ben ipeiifdli,
f9en S4inten. 0ie Sti1opiis nliifsn
nod fprsfGltiser beban6eit perosn;
man nimmt fie aus BEN Rsbe, irbem
man bie S4iifeln In tpel9tn fie fos
glei4 I'm SeeipaHer obgeto1t iperbsn.
i'm Mufer unterf9iebt; iie biirfen
ni4t an bic 2uft fDnrnierr. Rad bisfer
glbto4uns I'm SaISpaFsr iperbeu re
nod IN iiibem Wdifer gefoht, &c,
odmpft, eetrodnet uHb serGuderi ME
bic dnberen. Dor bem 8ertaufe irer,
ben bic einselnen @prten ausgsIeT,n.
Ser Srepdne tpirb on d1en Snreln
bes inbifden Mr9ipels, BIB su ben
MoIuiten unb pbilippiren BIN BET
Reusuinea unb Sapan ssfif9t mtia
na4 ben StapeIpIGsen bes 4ineiifder
3tpif4enbanbels, mad RaniIa, 5ins
gapOre uub 8dtapia ge6ra@t unb BON
bort aus bur9 bic anidiiisen dinsii.
| i9en &aufIsute na9 @5ina ipeiter otr,
trisbeu. Die berfbisbenen Sorten iinb
aud iehr beri1ieben geihdst; Die fsin,
ften iteben 3ebufa9 b6ber I'M pr.iIs
aIs Die setp0bnli1en.
limb bas Rdultat9 3litrf cine nib.
fame 3uberetuns In Der ai&e. Die
SoIot5urie III total peri6uimpf., nit
Stanb unO S9mub bsb.dt. Tldn rei.
nist iis trOdeh i6abt bic Gubere
Suti3i4t ub, In Der bic RoItifiids
fiBen pei9t iie, ipis Stodfij&, intb.
rene Gage tn -6fkr srnsutem, filtem
aBdfer urf, f&Iist bic graue, aufaes
qiollern gaurf auf, rsinist iie Iprs.
tdltis bon tnnen unb bat nun efuen
Stoff, Der etmissrmaBeu pei&.m
aautf&ut dbuIi& iiebt. abr Bel Fnrts
seIestem aodeu 5u elmer 9lrt gaIIer!.
Glfpei4t. LIN biefeu groseB su or.
l.t4tern ipirb bic Saat In Hdns
Warfd serfdnitten.
SD babe Fol9e StHfe e.tuifef, bic
dn befreunbeter Hapitdu mir bcrfeste,
uus es IL mir sesangeu ,pie Gemp.r;
t9 babe ibnen gar t.inen @ef4mad
db9eiDtHnen f0nnen. Gin in6iFfereuter
Gtim, dhnIi6 ipis bic !ooirienblafe, bic
man su 9alIerten perpenbei, ebe f.
setriirat IN. Dos tbun bic ganeTen
benn and TN liebermobe unb fie &c,
reiten Guppen, Raeputs unb ChniIrs
frotns gu, gegfn bic Elm iirbti9er
Gurrie obT Elm arobti6er &ustufiu
uur afnberipitIs uaffalbiger qIrt
iein follsn
Die Ghinefeu f9reiben biefer ae,
nrbs itue sGnniodpoIIen BoiIerte dus
berorbentIi1 enereif6e mtrfunoen su;
iie oer3ebrsn ben SrepGra oter tnmer
MIR m 3usreitunsen, fir beren @e,
nub IN Subisn Gbeebdrtets 3ungen
unb Sauureu eeboren.
Dem mag aber fein nj. Tim tpoIIe:
forieI febt bod f.i, bab Tiniou,n
Donars a[Ijdbrli9 I'm SI.pdnggs,
f6dft umsefest tperben, nnb bab bi.ls
leiht nit perbeHsrten Weetboben bes
Gdnees. Der @uf6ersitung unb Rdus
aeruns mebr gu psrbieneH ip6re, oIs
nit Der lonspeiIig.n apprn, bic Big
iebt fait bag ein3ise mad europa pers
f6iffte @usfubrprobuft Der beftrities
nen Snfelu IN, pelfe Der papit
L
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-07-28

fig. aiabemif9e e@rifisn. Dab o,If
biism Gsbieis Der siiidsnne isbr be-
trd4tIt@ fsin mub, nttittbt ii& angs.
.}ats sss xAaiia&k bal sis aSobsz
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-07-28
GImb.Wa@r @rfsten.
g mfaa. 28. sSuIi.

" u! u q 3 20. 1uih
Der G1ub mar seftern ftdtiondr.
ipirb aber beiite ipcH etinas tteissn.
Geftern @benb bate oerfelbe bel bies
flyer Sinbt sinrn DGferitdnb OpH
lat SUB.
Die folsenbsn gepef@m irdfen ss'
fern bier ein:
qittgbars, pa.-4.3 SUB, fteigt.
WbeeIing, 80. @a.-9.2 SUB, iteigt.
9artersburs, 80. @a.-10.4 SUB.
aanatpha aaIls, 90. Ba.-4.8 CUB.
ebdrleiton 90. @a.-S.4 SUB.
portsmpliib, Obio-13.2 SUB. fdlt.
aouisDiIls, ap.-9.2 SUB. fdnt
goanspilIe, Snb.-16.1 Gnb. fdllt.
glafbDiIle. 1enn.--- Is. 3 SUB, fdqt.
Chattanooga, Ssm.-12.9 SUB.
Cairo, SG.-26.9 SUB, fteigt.
Memp6is. Ssnu.-19B SUB. feigt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-07-28
Sin Ssreuno---rietb mir, Ye-
rmua 5u berludcu--- --Gs bat
mir cine @tlt Oes - /
6uteil aetbatt

oerr gfDsrt Sous& sba Seseite etras< cen
GisaD, GGiforrna, f6reibt:
-6s und,t mir elm ersbss Pergnapsu. Sonen
uittsiHbsiIcr. pte SseI Butes wir 9erlrm ee.
eabSe tntb berfudte betHHbe due5. er3telfe
uber feine esiIerana. bis utst boz inrgshtnr
bier Dapudixn. Gtnr meiusr Brer1lbe rtefp
rsne ssst bss Gufsu peri6dfft batte. jps aen fitr
basfeIbe as,ben, init ipeIdem 10 bebuftet mar.
so tauits esue Ssoi6e nnb BITE Betrrnue
itfe{ffe Hn alei9 bel Heaiim elu- uo9 ulebr bon
Ser ndttfieu Siafde nnb ua@oem 10 bic brittle
EIaftbe beeubiat edttp. par IN spfiffdubta &C.
taub Sn fiibIs uriS iute nenge6crsr, 9unf
Sbrein iDarroertoIen 6eiIutttel
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-07-28
Sobn WarIepeorn. s {.

- obn @arlepeorn" b e.
araben Sn @nilgor, 9la., lit bic.
fec gage .Sobn 8orlencorn", ooer
bod ipenisFtens 75 GdIlonen bon ibnr,
in cinelm Seideniuogen ..su @rabe" &c.
fabren iporoen. piiiter oem 2eif)eiiua-
aen famen IN antfdfu oic vSrnilerii.
ben fpie BEL eincm rfdrtigen 2eiden.
esTclse. mbistsp SSfFuuggIer butten;
inn bern reuen Staotsgeies, ipelfes
ben Sranspcrt bon aIfoboI 'aad, Der.
5otenen Eerritoriiim inlteriagt, ju
etteebeit, 75 @allonerl iSeiisripaiier IN
einem lSarg aiitcrgebradlt, ben Sdrg
IN einen 2eidenip1geiI geiieIlt uro fllb.
rem 6ainit in feierIifer 4roseifion nm
ter ben sfnaen Der ailtorit6ten burb
Die Stabt 3li einenl bisbpr iinbefannt
gc5Iiebenen 8eitimnnmasort. Sinter.
arein tanlen EN- balbes 0uyei,b Rlf.
ifet, nit perltdieten 5enitern. IN BE-
nen bas .SraliereefoIge~ geieiien Ia.
Zen ioa. fnIls ni6t et1rrs dnberes ba.
rir nntsrgebrafr NOR. Dns ..geerdt.
miss ipar itreng .,pripot~ unb borldii-
fig III bte @eb6roe rid'f irftaftbe se-
fpeien, oas e@rab- aIfn,iinben
anfpru6sbpfl.
Ger SHmibi burafIitst bas Gage.
blntt:
Gin MettsrIblas. eth atieniat,
Strtii, aufrubr, ReDolution,
Rnub, Gtlbitmprb, 6eutr, grpIofirn,
G9iffsunsliid, Rr1nttsii, srisg unD
Sob,
grbtsbsn, Gursifur3, 5ungsrsnptb,
RrnfbdHbsl, Diebftdbl, SobiI4lng.
Wlorh,
Tumilienbyumn unb 10 fort.
er IitH e fliihfig, obssfpdnni,
Qsgi brnn bic 3siiung aus Der Senb
linb brummt ssiansirsili DOT jid bin;
.6u,f fest ia pisbn gar Ri6ts
hKinl'
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-07-28

tsathbrf <Stt~AthIs
q rau fr1f Sfels fllf gDaf<sH. eagtln unb
oans1nsen. IRA GIm Efnnse 4. eiod.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-07-28

mann. isbsset, nnrtIiabrlsfr. fn6t sirae
eb eertsr: BAT erfnbrHsss. eranf. SIG Drrs
6irrts. 2. &to6.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-03-03
PRISON WAITS OWNER
FOR FACTORY FIRE

NEW YORK, N. Y.-Asserting that
sentence in prison should teach a
far-reaching lesson to factory own
ers and tenants who fail to provide
proper fire exits, Supreme Court
Justice Kapper sent Samuel Barkin
to Sing Sing for from two and one
half TO five and one-half years. Barkin
in partner in a shirt-making COM
pany housed in Brooklyn building
where nine women and four men
operatives lost their lives in a fire
because the trap door between their
place Of work and Barkin's floor was
locked. Barkin was convicted by a
Jury earlier this week. His partner,
Samuel Simon. and the buildings
owners, Mr.. and Mrs Edward l..
Diamond. proprietor of candy com
pany in the structure, are still to be
tried on similar charges.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-03-03
FRANCE CHANGES ITS
OPINION OF WOMEN OF
AMERICA THROUGH WAR

PARIS, France.-"The American
woman will come out Of this war un.
der an aspect entirely different from
that hitherto given to her by French
writer's and critics." says the Temps.
For 80 years she was presented
to us by our romancers and dramatic
authors, as an opulent beauty, Of ex-
travagant wealth, with a madness for
expenditure, with eccentric tastes and
a life of audacity.
did they really imagine that these
little nervous and eccentric beings
that they presented to US, spoiled
children of immensely wealthy fami-
lies, always agitated, thirsting for
pleasure and noise, were the only
American women. To those who have
not the leisure to cross the ocean.
and who content themselves with OBJ
serving the American women among
us, the war viii have unveiled the
real visage of many of them.
1t will be perceived that their
ardor to live may also be an ardor to
make live, a passion for devotion to
suffering: that the mania of agitation,
mat nCCQ 1OI buSltCs I1Cy Cdh ~,
may become the most beautiful of
activities when it is animated by the.
spirit Of charity. 1t will be perceived
that extravaganza in absurd expendi-
lures may be changed into sumptuous
lafgesse for good.
The observer will have seen nurses
animated with the most perfect spirit
of sacrifice, passing their time at the
bedsides of our wounded; women put
ting in common their resources TO
succor the inhabitants of invaded
regions; others utilizing their spirit
OF initiative in the organization of
charitable works, some traversing
France to distribute clothing to
refugees. others employed in the hos
pitfalls right up at the front, and all
Of them rivalling each other in ardor,
generosity and devotion. The OBJ
servers will then understand that the
ideal they had made for themselves
OF the American women, the idea
Dopuiarized under the auspices of the
theater and the romance, was decided
" at fault. They will certainly seize
the occasion offered to them, not only
to rectify an inexact type in our liter
allure, but to find among American
women new figures perfectly true and
moving. Both literature and truth
can only gain thereby"
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-03-03
FEW FOLKS HAVE
GRAY HAIR NOW
Well-known local druggist Gays every
body is using oId-tirne recipe Of
Sage Tea and Sulphur.

/ Hair that loses it's color and lustrc.
or when it fades. turns gray, dull and
life!ess, is caused By lack Of sulphur
in tire hair. Our grandmother made
UP a mixture of Sage Tea and Sulphur
to keep her looks dark and beautiful.
and thousands of women and men
who value that even color, that beau.
titnl dark shade of hair which is so
attractive, use ouly this old-time
recipe. E.,.>.. -. ~. . ~.*.-.
Nowadays we get this famous mix
ture. improved by the addition of
other ingredients, by asking at any
drug store for 50-cent bottle OF
"Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Corr
pound, which darkens the hair so
naturally, so evenly, that nobody can
possibly tell it has been applied. You
just dampen sponge or soft brush
with it and draw this through your
hair, taking one small strand at a
time. BY morning the gray hair dis.
appears; but what delights the Ia.
dies with Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur
Compound, is that, besides beautifully
darkening the hair after few applica-
tons, it also bring back the gloss and
lustre and gives it an appearance Of
abundance.
Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Com
pound is a delightful toilet requisite
to impart color and youthful appear
ance to the hair II is not intended
for the cure, mitigation or prevention
of disease.-AdV.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-03-03
WHY should HONO[ULUHfIT ANNJlNCTIONAND
ABATEMENT LAW? IOWAS EXPERIENCE SHOWS WHY

GrtGnaIe sictiIn who uses the building
Tor Illegal purposes.
This latter element Is the far.
reaching and important element in
eCnnectiCn with the red light injuHc
itGn aad abatement bill. -.'.. r.
Ii was because OF my experience as
county attorney in my home county
Tor states attorney as it is usually
designated In other stafesI which cen
WINGED me OF the utter inadequacy OF
the jury system. that rs state sen.
ator ! introduced and urged the pas
sage Of the Iowa Injunction and abate-
ment bill for the suppression of com
mercialized prostitution and tho aboli
ton OF the segregated district.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-03-03
BY GEORGE cossoN
ktLernsy General of Iowa

Back CT every discussion and in
every attemEt at reform, whether in
tle United States or IN some foreign
country. we arrive at the more funda-
mental QuesGon-should commercial
lied prostitution and vice be licensed.
segregated and regulated. or should it
lie destroyes IN so far as possible.
AIcses did not prohibit polygamy, but
We have the highest authority for
the statement that this was not true
because he believed in polygamy, or
because polygamy was proper, but
because OF the low moral state OF the
people; and so Il Is with the segre.
gated district. II argues blunted SEN
abilities, II evidences a low moral
tone. II hespeaks a corrupted police
force 1t means the sale OF the most
priceless thing that city has-its
moral and spiritual values-for few
corrupt dollars paid into the city
treasimy, which in the last analysis
means an exaction by way OF black
mail from the most unfortunate vic
tins of the whole community.
The city. which should be guide
and protector, becomes through its
puDlic officials a curse and destroyer.
From the revenue standpoint. IL is well
known that cut of every hundred dol
lars paid by tae unfortunate victims
but an infinItesimal part finds its way
into the city treasury; that in the
transition the larger part is absorbed
by the police officer, who in turn pays
the major portion to some underworld
politician OF the city. But 1t is
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-03-03

fSesdino kstore the territorial leg
islsfsfs asu is the abatement BY in
juattion" ell! modelled along the sue.
cessfuI iowa statute TIE Iowa aw
wss fram,d ~ George cosson, the
attorney censrsL IN the following
article the iowa man explains the law
ktiefiy and tets Why il is valuable
aie 10 community deeency.)
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-09-08
STRUCK BY TRUCK
AND IS INJURED
Andrew c. Anderson is Victim OF
Peculiar Accident This Morning
! While Standing at Corner
of Sixth Street.
WHEEL OF AUTO HIT HIM
Driver Evidently Took His Eyes OF!
the Road, and Machine Veered
Toward the Car
|, Tracks.
WHEEL OF AUTO HIT HIM

Andrew c. Anderson, master me-
Chanic of the Keokuk Electric com.
pany was injured this morning when
he was struck by an automobile truck
driven by w. B. Daniel. The acct.
dent occurred at Sixth and Main
streets about S:45 o'clock. Mr.. An.
derson was taken to Graham hos
| ital and was suffering from a num-
! Der Of cuts and bruises
| Anderson was standing on the
south side of the street car tracks
! on Main street at Sixth talking to
| the foreman Of the track gang at
work there. He was standing astrfde
Of his motorcycle. The Daniel
truck driven by Mr.. Daniel
was going east on Main street on
! the right hand side of the street.
The hub Of the rear wheel of the
truck struck Anderson and knocked
him to the pavement. Mr.. Daniel
was said to have tried to attract
the attention of the driver of a
gasoline supply truck going the oppo-
site direction on the other side Of
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sion club at the Grand theater, Sun.
day afternoon at o'clock.
Reports indicate that not onlve wi,,
there be big audience from this
city, but that people from all over
Lee, Hancock and Clark counties are
coming to hear Captain Leslie M.
Vlckers in new lecture.
1t is the most attractive tonic inst
now when our own soldiers are leav.
Ing home to finally fight in France
or Flanders. The British army in
the making and in action is exactly
what the American soldiers are he.
ginning to experience. Captain Wick.
ers is vivid word painter of long
service in the trenches, inyaIided
home from wounds, and now deliv.
ering few lectures in America
When, as usual, the High Tension
club sought the very best and most
important they chose Captain Wick.
ors.
The High Tension club is com.
posed of Stone & Webster employees
III this section of the country. Ira
patriotism has had a high potential
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the street, and evidently took his at
tention off the road he was driving
His truck veered in towards the
track sufficiently to strike Mr.. An
derson.
The victim Of the accident sus
tanned cut on the calf of the leg
and in falling on the pavement seri
ously injured his knee, and the knee
bone. He was cut and bruised other
wise, and was taken Immediately to
Graham hospital. The motorcycle
was damaged to some extent in the
collision.
Yesterday afternoon ABOUT o'clock
an automobile collided with bicycle
at Ninth and Main streets. The
bicycle rider was carrying fish, which
, were scattered over the street The
bicyclist was not injured, although
the wheel was damaged.
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TX houses are those in which pow
der gun cotton and fuses are dried.
All the buildings were of frame
construction except R A house NO.
n, a new brick structure.
Oscar Wistner, Jr., who, with his
sister Clare, was at work hlllng
shells in the loading room in plant
R A No. 2, told this story OF the
accident:
.aThere was binding flash and a
| terrific explosion which threw US to
the ground. When the shock was
over there was mad stampede for
exits. / was trampIed on by several
men.
Il got out of the crush and search
ed for my sister. Flames were shoot
ing about in every direction. Girls
screamed, many tainted, while others
were moaning from injuries. l found
my sister covered with wreckage and
dragged her unconscious to safety"
According to Wistner, shrapnel flew
in all directions through the crowd
ed workroom.
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Dire Distress
It Is Near at Hand to Hundreds n
keokuk Readers,
Don't neglect an aching ba

Don't neglect an aching back.
Backache is often the kidneys crv
for help.
Neglect hurrying to the kidnevs,
aid
Means that urinary troubles NAV
follow.
Or danger of worse kidney trouble.
Here's Keokuk testimony.
Mrs. Ellen Greihsch. 1912 Rank
ST, Keokuk, says: my kioEevs were
out Of order. l had severe headaches
and the kidney secretions passaG
very irregularly. inflammation of nv,
bladder added to my suffering. Doan;s
Kidney Pills, procured from Scott a.
O'Reilly's Drug Store promptly re.
lieved all these troubles and nut NV
kidneys in good order"
Price Coo, at all dealers. Don't
simply ask for kidney remedy-gat
Doan's Kidney Pills-the same that
Mrs. Greibsch had Foster-Milbpr,
Co., Props, Buffalo. \. Y.