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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-10-06
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New Discovery! Dodsons Liver Tone Acts Like CaIomeI But Doesn't GRIPPE
SaGvate or Make You Sck-DontlOse a Days Wok-Hamless Liver
Medicine for Men, Women, Chldren-Read Guarantee!

right ZIP and make you feel fine and vigorous !
want you 10 60 back to the store and get your
money. Dodson's Liver Tone is destroying the
sale OF calonel because it is real liver medicine;
entirely vegetable. therefore it can not salivatc or
make YOU sick.
| guarantee that one spoonful OF Dodsoas Liver
Tone will put your sluggish liver to work and
clean your bowels Of that sour bile and consipated
waste which is %clogging your system and making
YOU feel miserable. | guarantee that a bottle OF
Dodson's Liver Tone will keep your entire family
feeling fine for months. Give it TO your children.
1t is harmless; doesn't grippe and they like its pleas
ant taste.
on remedy bV ". G. Whitman and the Earle Pharmac,
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-10-06

wounds. Mr. White was struck in the back
and ten years ago was one OF the best
known football PLAYERS in the Middle West
where 10 was captain Of the football team
~ the State University Of Iowa. In foot
ball circles he was always known a
"Cresco" White, Cro>co being his native
town.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-10-06
IRVING fishers HITCHCOCK
LECI URES ON PRICE MOVEMENTS
(By Prot. Irving Fisher OF Yale Uniycrsiiy)

ficial monetary initiation through issue of
Frcr-n revolution, during our own early
c%o,,nial history. during the American rev
%.iution. during the Napolconic wars in
England. during the American Civil War
and during the present war in Europe
there has hecn a rise OF prices m such
paper standard countries.
pn lie other hand, while such money
j. he.i- Withdrawn, a. during the seven
ties IN the United States, prices hay,
fallen.
PRICE MOVEMENT AND MONETARY
STANDARDS.
Then there i 4 remarkable family re-
Scmh'aucc between the price movements
OF all countries having the same monetary
standard. The price movements in al
gold standard countries are >trikinglN
simlls I. such az IN the United States and
England since 1921 excepting ls62-7e
when United States was not on a gold
basis. So too the price movements in Ill
yer cpuntrie> show a strong likeness IL
India and China from 1873 IL 1893.
tONIhASl STANDARDS.
Again countries with different monetary
standards show corresponding dlvergcncie-
in Their price movements Thus dfring our
e~rccnhack DAYS. 1862 IS. the price move
mcnt- in this country were unlike 'he
movements Of foreign prices.
We tind also a great contrast between
gold and silver countries. Speaking
roughly we may say that between 1913 and
1896 the price level in gold countries Tell
. per cent and in silver countries rose
By per cent.
CLOSE AGREEMENT.
Finally We find that when there are
violent changes in the quantity of money
there are corresponding changes N the
price level. The present war supplies such
I ease. The quantity Of money ~ clrruia-
iion month by month and the monthly IN
dex number of prices run ~trlkinsiN par
allcl. II wa> in August. 1911. that the
quantity 81 money in the United STATES he
gan it, rapid Increase. One month later
prices began To shoe; upward keeping nj
most exact pace with the quantity of mon
cy. In February. 1916, money suddenly
stopped Increasing and two and \ halt
months later prices stopped likewise. SIM
liar striking correspondence have con
finued to occur ever since. with an aver
ace lac between the money cause and a.,
price effect III about one and three quar-
tiers months.
OTHER FACTORS.
But il i not only money n, We Common
IL think Of il which affects the price level
In order fully 10 explain price movements
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-10-06

The marines invariably quote the Jules
Verne phrase ~ characteristic of the trip,
even though many Of them have never read
The fascinating adventures Of Phineas
Enuv
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-10-06
IOWAN WOUNDED IN CHINA.

PEkING. Oct. Or. ~. White The
American engineer who was more -%crinu--
N injured than any other foreigner Al the
time of the conflict between Chang ll~un :
troops and the republican troops from
Tirnt-in " slowly recovering from hi~
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-10-06

There are tive camps one on each leg
of the journey, that the recruits must pass
through before graduation a. sea soldiers.
IL takes from >oventy-seven to eighty days
~ make the circuit.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-10-06
Spot Where Gold Was
Discovered Is Marked

MISNOUlA. Mont, Oct. Ga largr
party lourneycd today ~ Gold Greek,
forty miles east of Mi.>oula. 10 attend the
dedication of a monument marking the
spot where gold wa~ first discovered III
Montana. Tho monument ~ Y git tn rhc
from Mr.. John q. Labor. ~ q me
mortal To her father, Captain james II.
Mills. pioneer Montana editor. The shaft
ha~ been erected ~ III, exact spot near
Gold Creek where the Stuart brothers
panned the tir~i gold found M Montana IN
1858. The Society ~ Montana Pioneers
arranged the dedication cXcrri~c-.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-10-06
81 Should Worry
? Now About corns!"
They Peel Of With "Gets-It."

Two corns are no worse than ono.
and one IL nothing at all-when YOU
use 'Gcts-lt." the one real corn
shrinker, Corn looseuer. peel-it-
right-ol rn-remog That's be-
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-10-06

A project has bcen iuaugurated in the
State oi ilidalgo fer the establishment of
schools wherein soldier NOW kept III gar
riSon may w given the rulimeni- NJ an
education.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-10-06

One Foot. Corn Free.
cause two drops 20 "Gcts-lt" eases
Your cnrn-plins at nee. and YOU
know that that old coru has been
"nippcd IN the bud" 'Gcts-It'
makes cutting and digging At a
corn and fusSing with handages.
Ralves or anything else entirely un-
necessary. Remember "Gcts-It" liz
safe.
You'll not have 10 take on your
shoe or pumps under the table ut
the cafe To- ease your spuirming
soul See that YOU get "Gets-lt"
Don't be insultcd nv limitations. &c
vs. an YOU need pay "a ~ drug
store FOR "Gets-It." or II will be
sent direct by l.. Lawrence a. Co.
Chicago. Ill.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-10-06
OTHER FACTORS.

But II l. not only money n We common
Is think Of il which affects the price level
Ia order fully Ia explain price movements
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-10-06

commcniedas the worlds best corn remedy by W. q. Whitman an
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FOODSTUFFS
 SUPPLY IS
 BIG PROBLEM

CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE. ing large army and at the same time keeping necessary industries going at full speed, the administration has de. cided to consider separately the pro. duction of mNWies and the ueuessi. ties of life.
 In making exemptions from mut tary service, it congress authorizes the draft, the government will take the position that if young mon work in industries producing luXures, their labo ris not necessary and they will not be exempted Just what will be classed as luNuries has not vet been determined
 In spite ot The break in diplomatic relations with Austria, the govern. ment made no move today toward asking congress to declare that a state of war exists with that country and il was indicated that no belliser ent steps will be taken unles, Austria moves first
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ticn of the type of horse which would be available for peace as well as war Tha' this type was involved in every instance by using the thoroughbred as top cro on the native mares. ,s remarkable
 The benefits of the plan were SD plain that when our own government some years ago sent its experts abroad to report on army horse con duons thes recommended the estab lishment of breeding studs along the same lines as those in Europe
 "It was time ol peace and plenty in the United States. however M
 CONTINuED ON PAGE THREE
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amazing and it is due to his influence nat France has more than held her own in battles such as that of the Harne, where her cavalry and artil nry saved the day for the tri-eolcr
 While continental Europe hos done much as whole for the thorough bred. France has been universally given the palm for blazins the way as sine was the f1st jo ubsidize the sport oi racing nd make it an instr tution The same condition later prevailed in Germany. which has ever watched her neighbor with jealous eyes. Austria Hungary and Russia were quick Co follow in the recogni.
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m'cHEsNEVs SELECTIONS

First -Ebcnozcr. sam Pickett Near
 Second Race-Frsky. Sister Susie. Dyson.
 Third Race-Charlcy McFerriu, Eey, Tze Isl
 Fourth Race-Recluse Bogy Johnson. Oldsmobie
 Fifth Raee--Porsus, Sir Oliver sis- norette.
 sixth Race--stelcHtt Focman phnta-
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TURF EXPERTS SELECTION.

First Race-Eager Kate, Near Dchc second Race-sister Susie. Hasty Cora Fin Del
 Third Race--Tittle Bigger, Lady Worth fnaton TaCklcss
 Fourth Race--Recluse. Alfadr Arch Llctter. Trather.
 Sixth Race-Miss Waters, Clara Mor- gan, Prime Mover
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RAlLelRD's SELECTIONS

Tirct Racc--psbeuezer DjckcrW Near Second Race-Ndca. Fin Del Sister Susie.
 Third Race-ChaIley McFurin. Rey. Little Bigger
 Fourth Race--Anno kruter Josouna Xerata. OldsmobHc.
 Firth Race Persuos, Hpzeluut Ncpot- ism.
 Sixth Race-S Stelo'if Plaudito. Indus try
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SAFETY FiRST-TAEN CREDIT. CALL Merchants Association. tio7
 Adyt. 1l.29.tf
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ice cream. The Pasteurized Milk Co, S-22-tf
The Sentinel=record., 1917-04-11

Dr. J. F. Merritt, calls answered day or night. Office phone 441. -ss idence 426 No. 370lA Central avenue
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DAY OF
 RAGING SEASON
JUDGE FITZGERALD lSSU E S
 NEED OF THE HOUR NOW.

Encouragement of the Breeding Of Thoroughbreds as Important to the Nation as Any Form of conserva- ton Now So Essential.
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AacH aLoTrER IS cLAas cF EoNRTH RAoE.

IT lyu !
  <rutt ....GH n au Nol \ 2 t f
  f { l5s u 70 ou a 
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We furnish the oaIy Pssteurlzeo milk Sold In Hot spring@ The Pas fsurl.ad MIX Go a1t-k
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For KoDAKS and KODAK FINISH l ING gc to sorrens Drug Go. u
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Drink Bulgarian Sutt~rnlik fo' breakfast. &I1.ti
The Sentinel=record., 1917-04-11

Logan Berry Ice Cream The Pas. teurized Milk Go 4-l-u
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pR pRATHER 4As cHANCE 10 MAKE ooop N FIFTH.
MISS WATERs CAN WIN F sHE DOES HER eEsT

Nnt m. \  ! l d 
     Io.,ou
   2
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sentmelReeord classified adyertis' ing brings results.
The Sentinel=record., 1917-04-11

Logan Berry fee Cream The Pas teurized Milk Co. 4-l-u
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eoM orIs Is ReAoY FoR eEsr EFEoRr.


l For our lI | . .@. l | Tactics uro lr l tte Bigger RH t @ | M ] l adv Worrpgon muddy trae | Tz si f1 l | l |
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Let Sorrells Drug co. look afta. your KODAK finishing S-l4-tf
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For reliable roof worR call Geo J Turk, phone 339. F 27.tf 1
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coNTTNuEL ON PAGE THREE
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ENTRIES AND HANDICAPS
 ByF. J. ORTELL
weoNEsDAY's sELEcrIoNs.

E!lsI GAcF-I3AGER K4TE RIckIE w Ent'HEzER - 1IRD tACE-MlkIFULA; CIIAll-EY .McFEIttN. Rl1Y ;,. FIFTH RACE-Dll PANTHER WAT LADY WARD SIXTH RACE-AISS MATTERS. CLARA MORGAN. STILCLIFE
 ONE TEST-EAGER KATE
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good showed speed strongest end Milton t4e
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II ]

 steadily thereafter rider pe2s'd King well showed good ter sta r
 zd@ Claiming F aud in wom mi lille Ward drainea winner &io Fme 15
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E just slowly, steadily was going strongest n A into 
 Ao driving at
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CHART
 TENTH DAYS RESULTS
TRACK FAST

t1RsT RACE-PrRsE $wo For "l tuongs sat
  L-.-u-- L-LL.I-.- Nuuo Ll
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CONTINUED FROM PAGB ONE.
Hispano América., 1917-09-09
LAS FACULTADES DEL EMPF.
RADOR DE ALEMANIA

Fl Kaiser, conforme a la constitu-
cion alemana, tiene derecho, sin ne
cesldad de sanction legislative. a diri-
CIR los asuntos militares V politicos.
a declarar guerra 'defensiva" v a ne
gociar y firmar la paz; y solo n%ecesi-
ia sanction del Bundesrat para trata-
uos que atecten al territorio nacional,
o a las leyes del Imperio.
liene' por 10 tanto, poder abso1u-
TO en- materias interiors; Y exteriores
excepto en- las economicas. Toda que
ira puede ser Defensive, en- opinion del
haiser, y va hemos visto que. desde
I9l4' las tropas imperiales Sc italian
en- suelo %extranJero, sin que Ell Kai-
ser lie lmporte la restriction solemne-
mente expresada en- la constitution
del lmperio.
Hispano América., 1917-09-09
DIR. LUZ LARA PARDO.
LA PAZ ALEMANA

Para onoce Ell c%riterio de los mi
lltares prusianos respecto a las pro-
puestas de paz hechas por Ell Papa
BenedictoXV, basta leer ell discurso
pronunciado por Ell general Liebert,
que entire otras cosas dice 10 siguien-
te:
'Nosotros los a1emanes, no pode-
mos nj debemos firmar la paz, sin te-
ner antes en- nuestro poder la costa
de Calais, la de Flandes, nuestro i'm
perlo colonial que nos fue arrebatado
por la rapaz Inglaterra, asi como las
bases ~navales.
81 nosotros no podemos obtener
este, debemos pensar despues de la
guerra en- n nueva guerra proxima.
Hispano América., 1917-09-09
DESAPARICION DE LAS RlVA-
LIDADES ENTIRE FRAN
CHA E ITALIA

Nos comunican que las antlguas RI
validades artisticas y los celos que
habia entire franceses e italianos, han
d~esaparecido con la guerra y que la
situacion actual augura para ell futuro
una alianza mas estrecha entire las
dos grandes hermanas %latinas.
Romulo Caiesse ACADIA de publican
EN- Ell "Secolo" de Turin, baJo ell titu-
10 de Union Latina, I'm interesante
articulo que, entire otras cosas dice:
Los recientes acontecimientos de
Russia, de los Estados Unidos y de Chi
ma, han hecho abrir los ojos a la hui
manidad. Para Ell future nos encon-
traremos con Glen millones de alema-
mes o%cupando la region central de Eu-
ropa y doscientos millones de esla-
vos diseminados en- una extensa IONA
a traves de dos continentes. A fin de
contrapesar esas influencias va a ser
precise que Sc forme una gran fami-
liza latina con los pueblos que haitian
entire ell canal de la Mancha y Gibral-
tar y entire ell Tirreno y ell Mar Jonico.
FL mundo tendra que ser dominado
Hispano América., 1917-09-09

Sus amigos lie llaman Ton; sus
Antiques discipulos de la UNIVERSE
dad de Princetown, Daddy School
master que viene a ser algo como Ell
Maestro Papaito; Ell publico en- gene
raj lie llama Doc" abreviatura de
doctor, o "Woody" diminutivo de SUI
nombre Woodrow, con 10 que resulta
un adjective que quiere decir ode ma
dera".
En- ell partido republican, Sc lie CO.
noce con ell nombre de "E1 Santo".
porque no bebe nj cerveza, no fuma.
nj toma NADIA que contenga alcohol.
Hispano América., 1917-09-09

DESANEXIONAR

Is un verbo nuevo y b%astante feo,
dice un pc riodico argentine, pero eX-
traordinariamente actual.
ACADIA de inventarlo el diputado
socialista, ministro belga y aslstente
a IA conferencia dc Stokolmo, M. Van
dervelde.
Este senior ha dicho que los socia-
listas deben exigir una paz sin anexio-
nos nj indemnizaciones, pero que es
precise dar a Francia la Alsacia-Lore-
ma V a Italia Trento y Trieste, porque
estas dos anexiones, son d~esaneXiones'
Para d~esanexionar las aneXiones EN-
Europa desde que hay Europa Sc ne
costa un Reconsideration que sepa u
ma cantidad enorme de Historic, de
Geografia y de Etnograiia.,
Asi. por ejemplo, cuando hablan dc
desanexionar la Alsacia-Lorena, OIL
vidan que tan delicada operacion Sc
nractico hace cast medic siglo, devol-
viendo al Imperio estas provincias
oue desde la aurora de los tiempos
historicos eran alemanas.
Tanto que la Alsacia y la Lorena
llevaban va en- la geograt1a admins
trativa del Imperio romano este NOM
bre significativo y demostrativo Ter
mania.
por 10 oue a Trento y Trieste atane
co eta llama. emplaza y hasta Sc o.
freeze m premio a quien olga cuando
nor ouien fueron arrebatados al rel
no de Italia esos territories, los Qua
les. muchos siglos antes de Tue huDie-
CO tai RENO de Italia, p~erteneclan al
imperio germanico.
Desanexionar bien es tarea diiicil'
iHabra que devolver tanta cosa'
Asi, por ejemplo, Belglca tendria
que devolverse integramente al reno
de los Passes Bajos, del que Sc sepa-
ro con ayuda de los franceses a raiz
de la revolution de julio.
Ieualmente seria conjugar ell nuevo
verbo a la perfection en- lnglaterra
:; devolviese Gibraltar a Espana; en-
Francia, la Belgica conquistada por
Luis XIV, el Rosellon, y asi sucesiva-
mente.
Y no decimos mas porque 10 apun-
tado basta para probar la trascenden-
cia del nuevo verbo y 10 que daria
oue hacer 81 todas las %potencias Sc
dedicasen a conjugarlo.
Hispano América., 1917-09-09

Dor la ley de los numeros y ell senti-
miento de raza en- Ell pasado. De no
ser asi los resultados de la victoria
ouedaran negatorios y Francia, TIA
liza Y tai vez Espana volverian a con-
vertirse en- victimas de la rapacidad a
lemana.
En- virtud de esa union las demas
razas no Sc decidiran a chocar con-
ira barrera que signifique Glen Milo
mes de latinos".
Otros diarios, LA Idea Nazionale'
de Roma, por ejemplo, apoyan edito-
rialmente la misma idea y s~elalan CO.
mo objective de la union latina a los
pueblos sudamericanos.
Hispano América., 1917-09-09
LOS APODOS DEL PRESI-
DENTE WILSON

Los americanos son aficionadisimos
a los apodos, y no hay persona de al
guna importancia que no tenga Ell SUI
yo; y claro esta, como Mr.. Wilson tie
ne gran importancia en- los Estados
Unidos tiene un buen numero de "a
podos.
Hispano América., 1917-09-09
TopiCOS de ACtualidad
Ell RESPETO A LOS ALIADOS

FL periodico ruso "Novoie Zhin" ha
publicado un articulo que ha product
do muy mala impression en- los centres
diplomaticos de los aliados, EN- donde,
en- general Sc lie considera como insul-
tante para la Entente.
Con tai motive, Ell gobierno provi-
sional dicto I'm decreto c~ondenando a
prision en- uno de los fuertes cercanos
mas que insulten de palabra o por es-
critic a las %potencias aliadas, a los So
beranos o a los representatives diplo-
maticos de los PASSES de la Entente.
Hispano América., 1917-09-09
Ell Socialism, DEL KAISER

FL pueblo aleman no considera Ell
sistema parlamentariO, nj ell gobierno
representative popular, tai como Sc
practica en- Francia, en- Ing1aterra, en-
los Estados Unidos y en- Italia, como
Ell ideal politico, nj como 10 mas per-
fecto. Los partidos politicos represen-
tados en- el Reischtag son: Ell centrista
con 81 diputados, ell social Democrat
CO, con 80; Ell liberal nacional, con As;
ell radical, con As; el %germanico, con
81; la minor1a social democratica, que
Sc separo de la mayoria a raiz de la
guerra, con Is. FL numero de diputa-
dos Independence asciende a 20. La
composition del Reiscnstag, sin en-
barge, no expresa la fuerza respecti-
va de los partidos, la cua1, en- la ulti-
ma election anterior a la guerra era,
en- un total de POGO mas de doce Milo
mes de votantes: socialists de diver
SOS matices, 4,250,399; centristas,. 49,.
1906, 484; nacionalistas liberales, ....
1,662, go; radicales (que no son EN-
realidad socialists extremistas) ......
l,497 ,041, y co~nservadores, 1926. 270.
La mayoria del pueblo aleman es,
como sc We, socialista. Como que ell
socialismo TODD de Europa, excepto
quizas Ell de Francia, es hijo del socia-
lismo aleman. La revolution en- Ale
mania, 81 llegara a re~alizarse, seria So
~cialista, no parlamentaria nj meramen-
te republican,. Ell Kaiser 10 sabe; por
este, en- ell canine del socialismo ha i
do mas ALA de los mas a%vanzados pro-
gramas de partido. Por ESQ ha lleva-
do ell socialismo de Estado a un limi-
te no visto jamas, realizandolo escru-
p~ulosa, firme, tenazmente, a%callando
asi ell grito de los que, desde varias
decadas, venian clamando por Ell on
troll publico de la ~riqueza, la produc-
cion, ell comercio, la industrial, todas
las manifestations de la actividad So
cial y nacional, y quien sabe 81 por es-
ia principal razon, Alemania haya po-
dido dar ell ejemplo maravil1oso de re-
sistir la embestida de todas las demas
grandes naciones del mundo.
I'D TITO ADA d
Hispano América., 1917-09-09
MENOS TRABAJO Y MAS
PAPAS

Despachos de prensa llegados de A
lemania, dicen que los obreros de la
region de Essen y de Dusseldorf, Sc
han declarado tn huelga.
Han presentado a las autoridades
un memorial en- que piden la reduc-
cion de horas de trabajo y I'm aumen-
to de las raciones de patatas que Sc
les d~istribuYen.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1917-06-14
Valley city = tC>hauttauQua
W: c. T. U: Program
W. c. T. u. Progr

Institute conducted by Mrs. Kate S. Wilder,
Fargo, Recording Secretary State w. c. T. U.
July 9-Opening of Institute.
Appointment of Committees.
Review of accomplishments of State W. c. T. U.
Mrs. Wilder
"Our Official Organs Essential to Efficiency
Mrs. Zimmerman.
July 10-"What can we do to help in the Cam
paign for National Constitutional Prohibton?'
Mrs. Anna S. Greenwood
1.-THE indianapolis National Convention" 49, Mrs.
Fred Carr
July 11-Forum on Legislation.
Nationals How Enacted.
What would National Prohibition mean to Public
Health?- Mrs. Wilder
To Public Morals? Mrs. Danelson
To the: Evangelization Of the World? Mrs. Heidel.
To business? Mrs. Zimmerman.
State Review of reform measures passed by the
18th Legislative assembly. Mrs. Wilder.
July 12-"How the local union may assist in law
enforcement with special reference to Anti-Cig-
arctic and Prohibition laws'-Mrs. Heidel.
Parliamentary Dr-Mrs. Wilder.
July 13-Medal Contest under direction of Miss
Emma Lockwood
"The Danger and Hannfulness of Patent Med
icinesp Mrs. A. E. NJ Bolton, Jamestown
July 14-Suffrage Hour, in charge of Mrs. Ella
NJ. Shppey, State Superintendent of Suffrage.
Ballots for Both.
A Study in Government State and National
How to Prepare for Citizenship.
Reports of committees.
Adjournment