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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-05-25
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Der brttiI5e Sransportbampfer
Y9ruripIoania", NIT SruppsU an
gorb, narbe ON a. IlGi I'M WittsI.
Enbiftsu Reer tOrpsbtrt, mas bic
fol9snbn Dsrluie sur GoIse bate:
90 Offi5isrs urb 373 Rarn; fsrner
trrnsa Der Rommanosur bes S6tffes,
aeutnant g. greasu, unS Elm Offbier
unb neuu WduR bon Der 9einsuag
ums 2s6sn.
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itaub felt Rai 1916 m SieuitsR Der
britiiden Regieruug. QIIs bas SdifT
3uerit iibernommen purSe, puroe es
fir bic SrauspurtirGHs pOu Sruppeu
na9 Der 9auipOIi 9oIbiuI DerDea>
bet.
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beftimnrt. Gr rar fir bic aIfuGbms
BON 245O qdiiaaierea stngeri9tst.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-05-25

ipirb nur sune5mnbe Qttibitdt Der
artiIeris eemslbet.
Die 5ransofeu children,
sriffe Der Dsut
f4sa surddgef4laeeu
5u babth
Paris, "a. Wdi. Die erife ON
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Ioutet ME folst:
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ten bic Oeuti9sn om Ntttpo9 ubeub
lin baIb rsuu llhr nod porbergsgaus
gsuem beftigen Reimbursement einsu
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seneu, bic in bieisr Geeenb IN ben
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purhen, eeb5ren feds RsgimsRtern
bon bier peri9iebenen GabiiioHen an.
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gsnb spiidtH SoifIons unb Gubripe
5000 Seutifs edaugsu genommen.
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leb6afts 4rttGeriegefedte auf ben
66ben bon UlpronpfLIers ffuit. 2lm
abrism She'll ter JroHt fanbsu Dors
poFensefetbte urlb 5eittDeiis GrtiIerie>
sefe6te itatt.
glbg.ieben ron GrtiIsriesdmpfen,
bic asIeg.ntfi6 rs6t beftiger Art ma
ren, narnentli9 IN ber Gegerb Der
Wla5le Don gancIsrt, BEN GalifUui.
platsuu uRo bonn Gbeprsur bat iih
pd6rsub b.s sasts Ri9ts Dihtises
sr,ignst, beibt es IN Der am Gbeno Der.
6ffeHtli4teu peiiereu getnautma'
dung.
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fglua3euge 2200 Rilosramm grojets.
tile uuf giT.nbabuitdtionsH IN Der
Rod6arTtaft BON Ratbel ob. po
sSeuer ousbraden.
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ipdbrenb Der Rn4t .ins uHerer pas
truuilen ein Select nit eintr feinbs
liben grtunbiaungs ef6tbeiluug iiibs
LID BON 9uuIubs. am Donneritag
fanben nur bic a6liden 1rttlIsriege'
febte RAFT. Wtr beitoHen In beftieer
0eif. bi. feinbIi6eu merfe IN Der
Rohburf6aft bon Gbdiedu gicoque.
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risfeuer ifdtt unb in Der Geeenb bon
Subii Snrimab unb Srto bi esesH
lpurbe nit SanbsrannteH getdmpft.
GonbDu, 24.Rai. .Sn patrouils
lenqefeften. bic 5RIi9 BON ae Ders
suier ftdttfonbeH, moften ptr Elm
pdar gefongsne,- hsibt es IN Der an
0pnnsrtas erlnHsreu geianntmrs
tuns lifsr bic GreigHiift an Der fruns
,6ff6 beIgii6en ssrOnt. sabgsiehen
oupon bat ii4 ui&ts Di4iisss srsig'
net.
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arieesminiii,rtum srloHene @eiaunts |
nafuna lautet pie fOlgt:
Gin feinbIiher lleberfnlI. Der friib |
I'M Rorsen in Der Rn6borI4Gft por |
1rmsnti.rss perfudt puroe. Duree
ION unfsrsm Electromagnetic
,ereiielt.
Die qGmpF. In Der 2uft Habmen
I'M Wittpp9 gu. giinf beutife Wd.
9insr lpurben abssfhoF,n. Drei uns
.rer RofGinsu rrbeu permibt.
Die JtaItener mn6tn ets
men eHtrsifdsH9 9prfob
am SfonSc.
Rom, "a. Rdi. llsber apnbou.
Fine am 0onn,rifus Dom ariessmiri.
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siing lautsi uis f0Ist:
sRa@ jtsz Gtrnbsu Iarokz, hsiti- |
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gSetterberidbt.

SIR Sbto unD bns ipefli6e
qennIplpanien: S4oues pdrmerss
Dsttsr am Grsitns unb Ganritas.
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gen Bombarbemeut burdbraGen ON
Rittpo9 bic Srlppen bon uIsrer
britteu Qrme bic feinbIi4e 2inie auf
bsr Gtrede bon gditagnaoissa bis on
bns Weer. WGMeub uHiere Gruppsn
am linten 5Iiigd IN beftissm Sample
nit BEN Jstpbt pnral, uabmen aubere
bic fsiEbIi6en @rd6en I'm Centrum
uub am r.dtsn GtiiesI uno lie beIest.n
einen Sbeil bes gelGnbes fibIi5 bon
oer Gaftagnapia5a 9Oscomaio 2anb.
frdBe urb ua5msu Snminro, bic
itort bsfsIiiste Qn65be so, einen aiIo.
meter 5ItIt4 Don g1tstroroHa, ipie AUDI
bic Inb6ben II, 68 unb q.
Der Seinb mar suerit bur5 ben
pI0sIi&sn gHiturm HberrnIdt, sesen
abenb mn9te er aber, bon einem iebr
beftigen Bombarbanent uuteritiibi, eis
nsn farisn @sgen1ngriff. or nurbe
nit i4tDrep Derlufsu surii6sdhta-
gen. .
.gBir ndhmer iDdnreHb bes Sages
mebr ols 5000 TluHn ssfnngsn, Sar.
inter 300 Offtsisre.
Gin Gties.rssi4ipaber, aus sufdm,
men 13OWdf9insn beiftknh, bariint.s
cine Grippe bon acknowledgement,
Uarf Bomber Don sebu Sonnen Ges
pi9t auf bic fstrbli6en 2inien ab
uub bef6oB bic fsiHbli5n Sruppen
NIT Wafdin.nseitiisea. alIe unIsre
Glieser tsbrteu suriid.
.8sbn i5tpsre britH6e gatterien,
BE fi9 an unferer syrpRt befinben,
nobmen berporrasenben Antbeil an
Der artilIerisborbsr.itune. au6 unf,s
7. Wartnes.Tdiiss sripisien fi9 als
iebr ptriiam.
rJn Der Gsaenb DON @5r5 i6lugen
unfers Sruppsn beftige I.inbIife ans
griff. ab; +, nabm.n EN-. fsinbIiae
poiitiun am noropefli1en abboug
bes Sdn Ufdrto. unb nu6 btftieen
adnrpfsn ndtten fie ou9 CUTE Horts
fd5ritt. IN Der 9eaenb bes Tonte
Santd unb Der 0obice.
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Inter id5,perer gtrafe
81 es &oudbiern Derbot
ten, obne 6riFtIi5sgr.
lGubntB bo8 9oub Iu
perIo fen


Stto ~ a, "a. T2ot. Die Rsatee
ruag erIieB am Oouneritag etuen Be-
febI, bem 5ufuIgs ss mGnnIi6en ge4
posneru m 9nHoba, I'm Utter Don IS
biz 40 Sobren, unter T8Derer Strafe
rerboten tpiro, bas 2uno pbne etue
f9riftIihe GrInubris Der geborbe Al
oerIufeH. gfan piu bahur6 uerbtn.
bern, bdB 9unabier, um bem T1ilis
tdroieHit gu entqebeu, bic tanasiIhe
9ren5e iiberI2reiteH. Der gefebI tritt
an 5reitas In araft.
Deutf SuuteHFottou tn
gueuos aires errt9tet.
guenos Qires, %. Uloi. sine
oeuti6e 5uRteHitatiDn if bier erri6tet
UorOsn unb nirO iuner5aIb peniger
Gage IN Betrisb seisBt ipsrbeH. Web.
rers 3eitunesn psrIongen. bag ber
Setrisb Der StattnH Derbaten perbsn
fpla
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Der 6riti(6e @ransport = Qantpfer
,,8ran(pGpa1tia'' bon 1876 @onnem
2SmrSe amt A. Wtai tint WaitteadnSiid1em
S,teer torpeStrt
Uie erIt jebt uon Oen 6riti(6en ]l(arme6e66roen
5ugefQnOen murOe.
Us talen oabet 415 Nerionen, barter 20 Sfft,ieren
un6 353 Solbatem ntns 2e6er
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am Il. HpriI tcrpedIrt
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-05-25
geinen aars sedRbert
9atts Gus Gur9t DOr Suudbooten 'bai
G9iff init ber beimgetebrtsR
frau30iiI4eu MiIitar,
aonrrniHiOn.

parts. "a. wtat 2en .Semps"
suiolge bate bas Sdifi. auf tDel5em
Due fran5ollide wtilttaraaommtulou
DON ben Ser. Staaten rad Gpdntreir5
tlrs ebe ss ben Safsa
erreiGte, pegen ber gemeIOeten anipe,
ienbeit beutfder Sml4boots IN Der
ltmgebung feinen &urs geanbert. Sie
fon benz Sdifie BEL ufbout
5rgesongm jein, dls ibR auf bra5tlo,
fem Dege bic Mitt9eiIang sugtng, RAP
bret Grdatboupfer rm istbeu Sage
In ber Ra4bdr@aft teEisatt nOrbsu
ieien.
7er HpIniydle Reid1Afds
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-05-25

Der W2hrFtertDtr6 6te giefuItute 0et
Itrteriufuug iiter 0us Berfertfen oes
Omr1pfer2 .&tincG~ bern &onereb uu-
ieIbreitel
9etturgs ,GorrrterttGre 0eliter ars
hnB ote offerrli6e Wteirrmg ouf Der
IgIotbrDcnOtgfett Elmer RriegsertIarung
be1tebe als DeInoritrtrimg Der Solioa.
rItat Der aulerttonifdyen uno Der bras
IiIIiariidsn BoItttf.
S5n Der 9efutirterfonuner muroe
from Mturter oeS glepBeren uub meb.
rcrcn Wht5lts6err bes Gabtnets nab.
reno eirtes betBen Se5atte iiber Die
rene bruiiLtIniihe 9oIittt ote Oeff-
ulug ouer brG'ilimtiiten S0fen fiir
eie artegSi9Jffe Der glqitrteH befur-
,iportet.
aud elm srOBer fran35fia
f4sr 0ampfer perfeutt.
Parts, "a. 0di. gIm 0onnerfug
iDuroe offBieu cugetiinbigt, baB Der
fran30Ff4e Pufasisrbampfer ,Spus
tap, nit 344 pafagieren an gorb,
uuf Der 5abrt bon Saloniti ua6Ulurs
fetle torpebirt purbe unb babet 45
PerfoneH ums 9e6en setDmmeu feieu.
Der Oompfer 9iHg IN elmer boben See
i3nea inter. SnfoIge beg fdueqen
uno met6obifdeu IusIebens Der 8Dpte
selung es, bic metiisn Der an 8prb bea
ftubIi6en PeriOusn 5u retter. Der
&upitdu Ntases fam ums Qeben.
Der rSOutap" mar Elm Sumpfer
Don 7247 Sornsr uub ge60rte elmer
Jirma in Waarisile.
Sapauifds Sriegsf6tffs
TN RitteGGGnbif8eR
Nleer.
2pHbon, "a. W1ut. Der 9IDdubes
Wtntiter 2orb Robert Gecil tiiuoiqte
nm Sonneritog I'M unterbaus an, bag
-etus betrd9tIi6e qr5ubI Don Iei9ten
japouif9ep &risgsi9iffeR i'm Ueittels
Idnbtfdeu Weer augetommen Iei, um
mt Den ErRgsl l9tTren Der AuIlrteu gu
tooperireu.
glm IetteH Grsttag fpurbe berstts m
elmer Barrier 9epeihe aRgetiubigt,
bab cine An5nbl iapaniIder &auOueHs
bOote IN Rarieile ungetDmmsn leisn,
I'M ben QaIiirten BEL ben SpsrattpneH
sesen bic bsuti6ea llrterIesboots ga
5eIfen uHo ben frou56fifdeH 3ruus.
portoumpfern uIs Gsiorte gu OieusG-
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Rom. "a. Tdi. llsber 2pnbou.
Cine am 0onn,rfus DOM arisesmiri.
ittrium erlaFens offisisGs 9sianntmas
Dung lautsi pis fOlst:
sRa@ sttR Gtirnbeu ,Ianokn Hefti-
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uOie es l6cint maren grobe ]llengen l6merer art(
(erie flr 0cn angrif kon5entrirt mor0ea
sr ais 1870 Italisnifts Tluszsuss wardsn dal
sie Staiener erldren, 5000 sfanesne semat u Dabsn


aus
sf ahiaGt bd&ntk
mendtsm rt9m bGdfnHmbs fill
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1917-01-25
IN Old PRINTING Press.

Rapid City.-Few printing presses
ever had such en- interesting history
as did the one brought to Dubuque, Ia,
by John King in 1886. 1t was used to
print the Dubuque Visitor, which was
the first paper printed on the west side
of the Mississippi river and north OF
the state of Missouri. In an early
publication Of the State Historical So
ciety of Iowa there is the following
statement attached to this printing
press: There seems to have been a
pioneer charm attached to this print
ing press, for, after remaining at Du-
buque for about six years, Il was sold
and taken to Lancaster, Wis, in the
western part OF the state. After hav-
ing been used there a while, 1t was
taken to st. Paul, Mimi, and in 1853
it was again moved to Sioux Falls,
a town on the Big Sioux river in Da-
kota; so on this press was printed the
fist paper published in Iowa, the first
in western Wisconsin, the first in Min
nesota, and the first in Dakota. In
March, 1862, after this press had been
used at Sioux Falls about four years
a band Of Sioux Iniians made a raid
upon the place, set fire to the town
and amorg other buildings burned was
the one in which the old press was
used"
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1917-01-25
COW MAKES A RECORD.
Remarkable Showing by a Pure Bred
Jersey.

Brcokings.-H. l.. Button OF this
city is the owner of a pure bred Jersey
cow. Spot Shepard, that made quite a
record as a mixer at the close of an
official test. A years butter fat test
has just been completed by tho Amer.
lean Jersey Cattle club under the d.
rection of the State college dairy de-
partment, and is now recorded in class
A, register of merit. This Gov was
selected from the Prof. Shepard herd
at his dispersion sale two years ago
then a heifer. The herd had been
built up through twenty years Of care
full breeding.
The official record for The 365 deays
under test is. milk, 6,063,7 pounds; fat,
421.74 pounds; butter tcomputed),
496.l6 pounds; average per cen of
fat, SOS. The most remarkable fact
brought out by the test is ue percent
age of fat-312 being the legal standard
in South Dakota, and 3 per cent in
most states. The worlds record re-
Gently established by a Jersey COW in
Maine is S.13 per cen (yeariy aver
age).
The average butter fat production OF
South Dakota cows is estimated at
l27 pounds per year. This COW, Spot
Shepard, is now the only one in this
state that has attained the register of
merit.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1917-01-25
powdeips Proposal.

Senator Dowdell came to the session
NTH an avowed intention OF attempt
ing to secure the submission OF an
Amendment to the constitution for q
commission form OF government for
the state with a small pouy OF law
makers meeting at frequent intervals
TO make laws more Responsive TO the
needs Of the state for the time being.
But as he investigated further into the
situation his scope broadened to the
point of desiring to change the whole
constitutional provisions OF the state.
He wants to revise practically tie
whole constitution, and to secure that
wants a committee of the Senate to
act as a sitting committee to decide
what shall and what shall not 80 DO
fore the people for their consideration.
He further wants the questions SUBJ
mitted in such a manne that the
voter can pass upon the whole issue
with a circle at the head Of the ballot.
and on each provision separately. IN
the discussion he made the statement
that his action was taken after a con-.
ference with a number of state of.
ticials and the governor, and includ-
ing several members of The supreme
court, who had declared the plan TO
be a feasible one 10 save the expense
of a constitutional convention.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1917-01-25
Bay Rum as a BEVERAGE.

Sioux Falls.-The police depart
ments of some of the dry" towns Of
South Dakota have recently been call
ed upon to deal with a new form of
dr~inking-the drinking of Jay rum
which some of the topers have adopt
ed as a beverage through tneir inabil-
ity to secure intoxicating liquors. In
these towns the sales Of bay rum at
the drug stores have recently shown a
large increase and the police depart
ments now are maintaining a watch
with the object of reducing such sales
and preventing bay rum falling into
the hands of drinking men in unusual
quantities. The demand for bay rum
became so great that rather than be
annoyed further the proprietor Of one
of the drug stores of Mitchell volun-
tarily refused to sell any more of the
liquid, although there is no legal re-
struction against it.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1917-01-25
Want a Second Judue,

Tyndall.-Attorneys from Yankton.
Charles Mix, Hutchinson and Bon
homme counties met in Tyndall Thurs
day and formed the First Judicial Cir
cult Bar association. Judge Dimmock
of Memo "a elected president and
Judge Redden of Tyndall secretary
of the association. The attorneys
went on record as being opposed to
the division OF the First judicial cir
cult and as being in favor Of the ap-
pointment Of a second Judge. The
population and assessed valuation Of
both the First and Second judicial
circuits, which are in the southeast
part of the state, is practically twice
as great as that of any other circuit
in the state, while the court work is
also much heavier and has grown TO
the proportion of being too much for
one judge to handle. A committee
was appointed to appear before the
judicial committee of the present SEES
sion Of the Legislature and use all hon.
orable mean toward securing the de-
sired end.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1917-01-25
To Build Bio Drainage Ditch.

Sioux Falls.-As the result of a joint
meeting of the county commissioners
OF Moody and Lake counties arrange
ments were made for the awarding
Of the contract in about sixty days for
the construction of ar immense drain
age ditch in sections OF the two coun-
ties. The ditch will reclaim several
thousand acres of valuable farm land.
1t VIII be about eight and one-half
miles in length and is estimated TO
cost about 100000. About IS G cent
of the land TO be reclaimed is in Lake
county. The cost of the ditch will be
borne by the farmers VINO will be
benefited by its construction.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1917-01-25
PLAN IS REJECTED
SIOUX FALLS CITIZENS AT A
MEETING VOTE FOR BONE
DRY" LAW.
HAPPENINGS OF THE STATE
What Is Going On Here ard There
hat is of Interest to the Read.
ers Throughout South Da-
kota and Vicinity.
Western Newspaper Union News Service.

Western Newspaper Union News Service.
Sioux Falls.-More than 100 OF the
leading citizens of Sioux Falls, includ-
Ing clergymen, professional men, bus
mess men and leaders in other lines
CT endeavor, nj a meeting held here ON
invitation of r. N. Holsaple, superln-
tendent of the state antisaloon league,
emphatically sat down upon the plan
Of Supt. Holsaple to have the state
wide prohibition law to be enacted by
the legislature permit the purchase by
each individual drinking man OF South
Dakota of n quart Of whisky and
three gallons Of beer per month. Supt.
Holsaple spoke for more than two
hours in support Of his plan at the
conclusion of the discussion.
Rev. H. h. Best, pastor of the First
Baptist church in Sioux Falls, made
a motion TO the effect that it was the
sense of those present that the prchi-
bition law to be enacted by the leSis-
lature should be of a bone dry char
acter, and that the clause of Supt.
Holsaple's proposed law permitting
the purchase of a quart of whisky
and three gallons of beer per person
per month should be defeated. This
motion carried by a vote of 100 to l..
Who cast the lone vote in favor Of
the Holsaple plan is unknown.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1917-01-25
Judue WHITING Eppaars,

Justice Whiting appeared and stated
that he had been considering the plan
of submitting a number of amend
ments and that he thought the idea
by Senator Dowdell, that a number
OF amendments might be presented on
a ballot with a circle at the head, SIM
liar to a party ballot, yet with each in
dividual amendment to be voted. on
separately, would be constitutional
and feasible. This would allow the
voter to vote upon any section alone,
or for the whole list of changes if he
desired. That the plan as a possible
solution of the changing Of material
portions of the constitution without
the use of a constitutional convention
vas considered in the governors room
at the capitol by a party OF colleagues,
and friends and that some such plan
would avoid the cost and objections
of a constitutional convention.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1917-01-25
House Passes Bills.

The House passed S. j. r. 6, by
Hale, memorialiZing congress 20 make
Fort Meade a permanent military
training camp, and a long list of House
bills, including H. B. 2S, requiring OPP
orators Of gasoline and, as now
amended, kerosene traction threshing
machine outfits to give bond for possi-
Bile damages caused by fire from their
engines. The bill admitting wives and
widows Of old soldiers to The soldiers
home went back to the committee af-
ter a short discussion on The rioor OF
the House. House passed n b. IS,
providing for the extension of munich
pal limits; H. B. SO, adding electric
light franchises to street car and wa
ter and gas franchises boards OF trust
tees of Incorporated towns might
grant; II. B. l22, appropriatiug money
out of the state game fund 10 pay for
trespass of game animals N tue state
game park; H. B. II, providing for reg
istration of teachers with the state
superintendent; and S. b. 81, provid.
ing regulations for selecting officers
for school board elections.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1917-01-25
CASCARETS" ACT
ON LIVER; BOWELS
No sick headache, biiousness,
bad taste or constipation
by morning.
Get a 10-cent box,

Are you keeping your bowels, liver,
and stomach clean, pure and fresh
with Cascarets, or merely forcing a
passageway every few days with
Salts. Gathartic Pills, Castor Oil or
Purgative Waters?
Stop having a bowel wash-day. Let
Cascarets thoroughly cleanse and reg
ulate the stomach, remove the soul
and ~fermenting food and foul gases,
take the excess bile from the liver
and carry out of the system all the
constipated waste matter and poisons
IN the bowels.
A Cascaret tonight will make you
feel great by morning They work
while you sleep-never grippe, sicken
or any Inconvenience, and cost
only 10 cents a box from your store.
Millions of men and women take a
Cascaret now and then and never
have Headache, Biliousness, Coated
Tongue, Indigestion, Sour Stomach or
Constipation. Adv.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1917-01-25
TOOK SHORT RECESS
MEMBERS RETURNED TO THEIR
HOMES FOR FEW DAYS RE-
SPITE FROM WORK.
GOSSIP OF THE STATE HOUSE
A Review OF the Work OF the State
Government at the Capitol and
at the Various State
Institutions.

lIeIIe--
After a brief session Wednesday
morning, both houses of The legisla-
ture recessed until Tuesday and there
was a rush for trains by members de-
sirous to get home and in touch with
their constituents in the few days
they were allowed before the real
grind of the session begins. The equal
suffrage resolution was among several
bills left on the house calendar at
the time Of adjournment.
In its short session " ednesday
morning the House defeated the pro-
posal TO remove the restriction on the
sale of fireworks in the state, as call
ed for in a resolution by Odell of Nc
Cook county. The measure would
have opened up the way for the sale OF
airguns in addition to modifying the
present act. The measure TO change
the beginning of the terms of county
superintendent from January l TO
June l was passed. Representative
Lyon of Minnehaha county introduced
his budget bill, so hat it will be ready
for action at the time the Benson
measure up for consideration,
possibly e week.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1917-01-25
DO YOUR WORK THOROUGHLY
Excellent Formula for Life That II
Will Be found Hard to Make
Improvement On.

Charles Kingsley has given this for
mula In one of his books and as q GER
tain and safe prescription 1t can
scarcely be improved upon.
make 1t a rule" he said, "and pray
God to help you keep it, never to lie
down at night without being able to
say: Il have made n human being
at least n little wiser, a little happier,
or a little better this day."
At first thought it does not seem rs
though this should be a very difficult
course to pursue. The important
thing is to make up your mind to live
up to this ideal then, nfter that, 1t is
a matter of living one day at a time,
n day of thoughtfulness, m day Of
helpfulness, one day of closer compan-
ionship with those who are near and
should be dear to us.-Anon.