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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-02-05

artiesn Shriii gu tbun. Die girsune
bisics 0Ori&lag.s in anpsrM edn'
bern Dirb nit Spannuns sriDar!ci
Dtfes mar bas sinsis Reus unh uirl'
lid Mi4iiss. bas am Sountas BE-
idnnf Duroe.
Die 9aHri5t. bob Der 9ampisl
.5oufatonie- niti Obns Marnuns
Ustfensi uuroe unb bab bel bsm sor'
peoirsu i,in @srluIt an Wcufdsniebsr
su tttlagsn mar, bat bi. WoIitn pis'
Der scriir.ut, bic ii9 am Samiias nod
benz Gintrsffen Der crfisn Ratriht
iibsr bas Yerisnisn hieiss Oamptri
aufesibiirmt .batien.
Dbfaon bic abminiiiration ii6 nod
iinmsr Der 9ofinung binsicbi, baE
Deuii4lanb ni4t in ridii1tsloic,
Wsiie 4msriiansr ums 2sbsn brinssn
ober am.riiantide Rsdt. rerIcssr
wirb, 70 bleibt bod nidis unse.ban,
I'm 5as ganb fix ale GSsntualititsu
porsubsr,itsu.
SOpsit Ssit.rrei5 In gcirah!
somm:. III bi. Gage ON Sonr.as
a6enb abiolui unpsranbsrt, gs febl
jebO4 aubsr 5rass. bab aud oi. pi.
plomatiihen gssisbuHg,n nit SsTtsr'
reid abssbrpfNn tuerocu,' Iobais
Deiterreid, iitj in Der aaudbootfrdss
folibarif1 nit 9sutidlaub erildr..
Die aufforbcruHs bes pr6iieentsr
an bic neutralsH Wd4ts. ii1 b.m gor'
sehen Der Wcuinist,n Giaaisn an5ns
i1lisetn, mar in ben SnitruttiOncr
entbalifn, ipsI6s ben amTitanift,n
Diploma.tn ibermiit,li unb In Sener
iis dngefricfsn pcrbsn tparsu, biz Rc'
eierungsn. Bel bsHen iie aiiresi.irl
finb, pom BIN abbrud Der oiplonuti.
idsn gs5iebunssn 5ipiIdcn bm Ger.
sinietsu Stanicn unb Dsutitlano In
aenninib 5u f.ssn. Die bsir,fFsntt
Rots lauiets ipis fpis!:
sic n,erSen irnpcr5iiglth Sic Rc,
aiernlia Bel peld~r gle affreSitiri
finb, SdDcn benahrid,tigcn, 6ab tii
gcrcinigten Giaatcn, nad,ScrH biz
Seutid,. sfcoierunJ thr5Iid, ibrc ab.
f;d|f eincn erneilien unbeihr1nfter
1ald,tccffrieo 3n 5esinneil, fiino &C.
oebcn. Fcinen anbcren gftsrcg b.ltte.
nIs Scn stl:rs 81 prrforscn, Scr In scr
Woic pom IS. s(priI 1916 niebcrncleg,
poreen. (nSidIerA .Rote.)
Tic Gcrcinigicn Gtnaten bn6at ha.
Der ibrcn g6tifaitcr mls Berlin n6.
tcriisn uno Dem Scltiten gctidaiter
in ben gcreiniaten Staatcn ble giiie
sngyiiellt.
gaJen Gic icriisr, Saf, Der Vriii.
iieiit porInl.fig mir init Wiocritra6en
QInuben fam, Sai, GclltIblaio isine
Grchilug seger ben ,leiiraIen SonoaI
sur NusflhriiHa 6riigcn miro, iclltr
Sieics icSotb geid,cbeii, 10 ipiro Der
Trdiiocnt ben acnereb crirdeiL ibn
M crnlddnigen. Die ysad)t ocs 2nnSss
5y i Sduib Der amerifaniifen @iirser
81 perrpenocn, Die in Der arsiibuMs
ihrer frireiertioen iriO 1cfcsIid,cil
sc2iiIicnen sio Neerc frefi5en.
Ger a.tbane Gdyritt itimntt mad
her 2lrfjdn bcS praIirrtrn polIfclu.
iisc,, nil ben CrunoIassn iItsrsin, biz
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-02-05
GorriieH
@lrSe mcrifaniide gptiddft m
2onbon benotridtigt, berti5e
sntcrciIcn 'srnerbin nidt
Su pabrcn.

2onbon 4. Sebr. gie druerifo.
niIde gotitaft lpuroe am Sonntag
Moreen amtIid BON @aibingion auS
bcnatridtist, hnb iie fernerbin bic
eciiiidcn Snterriieu in GngIuno nitt
IGngcr 5u rpobrer babe. Eie eneIiide
Regicrung purSe gun ieIben 8eit oo.
BON in aenntnib Jeiest, baB ongciid'i3
Scs atbrubs Der oiploniatiid,en BE.
siebunacn Stpiitcn ben gereinistcu
Staaten uio Gcitidhauo bic gerei.
nietcn. Stoaten Sic Sntereficr Gr9.
lambs in GcinidIartS nift nle5r Der.
treten tonneH.
Ger ancrifmiifer Botifaft uurSr
pom Staatsoeparteruent aiid) ritge.
theiIt. onb porloufis nod nitt cnt.
id,ieScn iei, pclde reiitralc Ration
nit Der @abriirg Der bciltiden SSn.
tereiicn In GngIanS betraut rcrecn
lpiirae.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-02-05
0ur& ben grud NIT DcuiIdlanS ~
prdfibcnt MiliOn ala 5risbsns'
permiiiIsr ausssiddItst.
Die gnisni. III f.it boDOn iiber3sust,
taB almcri!a nit in ben ari.g
binsinse3os.n pirb.

@afbinsion. .. G., 4. Gsbr,
auber bab prdiibsnt Milfun bis b.
pIomatifden 8ssisbung su DcuiI1'
lamb abgtbto6en, bat sr aud ROD si'
nen tiibntn nirfud gsrnudt, ben mo'
raIif@en Ginflub alIsr iibrissn n.u.
ipaItn adnber MT bcm Der Drsiniaisr
Giaatsn in SniereiIe Sss Griepsnl
gu pereintn.
(ai.s: sessn DeutfnIanb. q. ,. R.)
Der a,rdfbent BAT allen anbsr,r
neliiraIsn HoiiOnsn ben @OrIttIas s,,
ma9t, ibre biplomatif4en 9e3isbun-
gen NIT Oeuiidlanb absubrsden. ipi1
as bic gereinistsn Staatsn s.tban ia.
ben unb er bat alIe bipIomatii9cr
Wertreter Der gsrsinisien Gtaoten IN
SieIsn aGnbcrn unselDisisn. ibm iuiorI
bdriiber gu bsridten. lpsIds afufna5ms
bisfsr worIfIas In ben tinseInsn Can.
bern sefunbsn fat. Sn hiefiseu clplO.
matiiden areiIsn 1srrfdi bic anTiui
DOT. bab bic europdii&sn nsIiIulsu
ednber, bic iid unmitt,lbor Dor ben
Sboreu DeMTaIanbs bsfinben. unb
Don DeutfGlaubs MiIitdrmu&t Be-
bss9t iss. isasrn iDesoss siasu Sss'
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-02-05
Scutrale Mta1te iollen nit 9enti1lano brecben.


gen sur GbrsiIe fort. Das Giaais.
Department III ieti bemiib. ibm -fid:,
reg 0cicit bon ber Gntente 81 pcrid,ai.
fen.
prdfbeni WilfoD rebrotie ben
Sonntas febr rubig. Or nobnts ON
gsrmittas bem GostssoicnIi b.i ION.
ferirts per Gelspbpn nit peri4isben,n
gsamten unb botis am Qa4miitae
cine llni.rrebuns NIT Ssnator eimcn,
bem goriisn bss eenat Ginan3'
COMMITTEES. be5iislia Der sgiHon3.
frase, fans ss fDirsIi4 gum ari.e
tommsn follte. M
Hdhbsm nunm z bi. bipfomoii-
fdsn ge3i,bunssn su Ssuirdlanb al.
ssbroden inb. ipirb Bier In amtli9,n
areifen bic Urase In grpdsune &c.
sosen, hi. bic nunmebr sef6afTsu.
2css auf bic Trisbtnsfroa. sinpir.t
gs ipirb alIsemein jueeftanben. bab
bas Dorsetsn ,ber Dsr.inisten Gtans
ten Elm nod fsferss 3uIammsnidlis.
bsn ber Mniirtsn aur soIss bob.n
unb bic WSsli9fsii sinss Ssporot.
fri.btns elmer Der gui.ni,matte nit
Gsuifdanb p6Iia ausIdoliet. quBsrs
bem pirb alIgemein oud sueenantsn,
bat Der Bruh mit GsuiTdlanb bic
9.reiniqi.n Ginais, unb btn grGii>
Senin Wilicn als 5ri.bsnstermiti
Ter ausfflieBi nnb Bag bonn but
Ihen 9eiitspunit nunmsbr Der a0nie
BON Spani,n Der loaiTbe Sr'sb us'
permitilsr iein piirot. giu.nlbiim,
lid,rp.if. ioG grdf oor gruTio-fi
Dor .iniasn Wonotsn ffon Der gn'
fi6t glusbrud asdsb,n habsn. baB
.nitf prdfb,nt WifIcu. fonbsru Der
a5nis ron Spanien ss isin tpiret.
Der ben BsltFriehsn b.rb,ifiibr..
Die gnt.rt.md6ts, bi. Der fef,r
ll,t,rssusuns finb. .pab ii, gtrsiuiss
ten 6taotsn In hsT Rriea bin,tngssc'
aen nerbsn. bsrnrben i.st untsr EN-
amber bic Role. rptI6e erie 9,rsini1'
ten Staaisu bann In BEN 2risS ipis'
Zen fullen.
Ter aonar.b. BON patriotiifsr 81
aeiiieruna bcfsslt, IN bereit ben prd.
fibenien In allen ',insn Sdrit'sn. bic
.r unternstmsn moa. gu unterifibsH,
nusasnommsn Gin. Helm. gruppe con
;yriebensfreunhsn. bic aud Dor stii'
den Monnien bsfiirport.ten. b7s
Mmerifontrn o.rboieu iperben ipllts,
auf beiiidi.n eGiifsn gu fahrsn. 0sr
grdiibent II, fsft baooH iieer5sugt.
bas Der apnsrsi fopis aud b1s
aause aaHS Tdas 5anhIun5sDtii'
bilIigen
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-02-05

cr iu iciner Gniprode on ben Scnai
am i2. Samlar nieocr9elegt batte
tEie anipradye. IN iueldcr lie Sd,af.
Jung cincr @eIt.JrieSensIiga ange'
reet lpnroe.)
Or gIo.bt, Sab beier gdriit ocil
BeItfriehm f0rocrH .pir6. lrcnn M
tere neutrale Rodie es mceIid, fin
Sen iollten, abnIidR Gdrittc gu tlnin,
Wcriften Sic aEsiiIbrli6 nno 10.
fort iiter Die @ufnabme Siefcr antiln.
tigunb uno be5iiglih tes 8orihIaIs
iEit 9cgio auf ionIidR Sdriitc.
Gs crbclt icnlit, rag ieIbIt @ngc.
iid,ts.ser orobcnscn 3riegswoIfen, Der
Erdiioent ieine auf Den 5rieberL ab6le.
Ienocr genriibungcn uiit duigegebell
Fat (Snoe.n er ariee aniinaiI u. {.
81 uuS bas ieiu eriter Siesbc,iiglid,.r
Sdritt 0araui ocrittet it,, birrd, bic
moroliidc Wsuft ser neiltraIcn @eI:
EcEtiddanO 5ii siptnecn, tuieeer Ole
Sagurgen Ses @oIferrchts nit g0uO
mlf Scn Seefrieg 81 bcobahterl.
sic geiabr, ea5 Der abbrud b,r
SiplcnioiiidJen gesiebungen sniifcn
Tcutid,lnno unb ben gereinigtcn
etaoten gum arieg sfpiidcn BEN Sci.
zen 2ineern fiibren f5nnte. .riro bonn
Erdiihcnten Sird,dIs nift unter.
id,1tt un3 pe6cr er nod anSerc DC.
unite Der megiering Iaiien irgcnSet.
mas nngst1nn, nm fir alle Gpe,,tllali.
tdtcu geriiitet 5u iein.
gorfcbrungen gum gdnibc cneri.
faniid,er 9iirgcr unb amerifaniidcn
Ginenfburrs aceen aneriif, bon Sei.
ten iold,er gerionen, Die nit benz
Muslaro ipnlpntbiiiren, Idreiten 1al
pib 5aadt riiitig, aher in aaer stiac
rnS SeiniIid,feit fort. gorfe6r,nacn,
Snrd ireIde es pcrbiitct fpcrSen ica.
3nf SeiItid1c, infclec ocS arieaes In
ticfigen S51fen fcitliegenbe GGiiic
iinbraudIcr gerrodn peroen, iinb &c.
troiien poroea, obcr iibcr iie nerIautct
nidIts.
llcbcr Scn @oridIog, amcrifaniid,s
1alfinribeifahrer AMI ibrcr Ssean.
iabrt 0urd, ariegsidiiie esfortireil a.,
Iniicn. iii nod feinerIei GmldciSun,J
actroifcn lporfen ribbon Der crite
Ginoriid oabinocbt. ole alncrifoniihcri
G1iife rubig ipeiter alcin iiber ocil
Dscun fobren su lliien, bo Teiitidp.
laiib gciuarnt ,porben lit. bab Ge crite
imireunolite Gambling sfrieg aaA
i'd, Sicben ipiiroe.
1sSiislih Der abrsife tes goiT&af,
tsrs Gtraro aus Berlin nuros am
Srnntns M6enb ni9ts gsi.immt.s
bstnnnissssbsn. Gs ipirb ansenoms
mtn. baB CT. fobnlo sr feline pii5s
bonn Dsuiiaen sluspdrtissn 4mt srs
Ealtsn uno fein psrfonal -ilnb bi.
idmmtlifsn amsritaniftsn RcnIuln
suIommsngsbraht bat. nah ein.m
ber ansren3,nbsn neutrnlen 2dnbsr,
etlpo Sp1anb ohsr Der G6lpeis rel,
fen unb iid oann 3ur 9eimtebr noh
ben 0sreinisi,n Stnaien riifsn ipirb.
grnf bon 1sruitorfi. Der Dsuti4,
grtidnfier, fubr nit feinsn 9orb.s
rs;tnngen In Der llsbsrsabs BET Bot.
I@dfi an ben f4,pei3srifhsn G.fano.
ten Dt Ritttt uno ID lsluea Ripuns
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-02-05
@efterberidJf.

Ebic: 1bilfpeii, bepolttss unb ans
bouerrtb taltes Wettsr am Mpntae;
dIler DabrideinIitbieit na6 G9nse'
aeit66er in Der ylGbe bss Gris Ssea.
am Dienltaa fbOnss Wsttss NIT Dsi'
ssnbey Tertperatlr.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-02-05
Warnnng

Satte Der pcrienfte ontcrifaniidjc
Gaupier rSouiatonic" crbalten.
gorfcbr,inen fir bic gidertcit Der
geiasun0 waren oaroficn !porocn.
Die gcineiine befano iib neurBig Ri.
niiteil lang I'M Sdlcpptol bes
beutid,en Saudbooies,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-02-05
Di.sbc,iisli4. ROte IN an ALE a:vssts
ianiiaen gOtiddfisr unb Ss'
.ianbten seididi iDorbsn.
Sic ioll.n unpsrSiisIi6 iibsr bic Iui'
nabms, pslds Si.i.r DOrid!as
sefunbsu, beri4isn.

etaatsbeparismsut 1T bemiibi. fi.ae'
res @sleit fir ben Grafsn non
B.rnRorff su erpir!en.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-02-05
Sf bie Gerlenfung ocs anerifaniiden 0ampiers
"9ouiatonic" ourd bout ldcs Sau6boot.
Ser Samper iuar in ltebereinftimmmng init allem 60
gen bes g1lferred)ts tnrpebirt ,uprbem
Belakng wurde ve Cauboot bis in die ndbe der ensNen
Rllte 9eteppt


@oube
in Der
up
uin3
umufmma
Die Smt Rggua atri anasn saasn
ua32 2euialm 100
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-02-05
I'm bieiem Gimme allen atmerifaniibem 8ptihaf
tern nnb Weiambten 5ngeitellt.
Sic (oC(en unOer5ng(i6 d6er Ole Aufna6me 0es Oor-
(d(a0s 0eS prdG0enten 6cri6ten
Dn S0rt untsrnabm der Pdrdsn vie ssa@ wrd i'm Intsrs
des W)stfriedens.

mat
WFngOn
qdns
bm hmn4 4muat
ben
maHr
ibmnp bon fbsn imunrsn Gampnn
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-02-05
@orair' bic 2ciitc on,ocr rSouiato.
mic" in gen5onee on 2onS
0ebradyt wurSeI.

Gie Sot,ino Der rSnliatonic" beItono
aus gsci5e,l Der fir Die britiids
9icoicrung keitinurr mar.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-02-05
praiiSeat WuiOn

6at ale ueuirdlen GanDer gum @D'
bru& ibrsr biplOmatiiam Bee
sixbunssn nit Deuti4lons
aufs,forbert.
Diesbcsiisli4s Rote IN an alls asssfts
taniihen gotIdafier unb Vs'
.ianbien seididi iDOrbsn.
gie ioIIen unpsrSiislit iibr bic @uf'
nabme, pslds Sisfsr Doridlas
sefuHb.u. kri4isn.
sSn biplomatiIdcn arsiicn slasiat man
ni9i, bab curOpdii&s Rsutrals
BEN 3ori9Ias sntiprs'
den perben.
Donn Bpii9oilsr Sames W. Gsraro
DON Berlin abreiit, IN Iopeit
nod ni4t betannt.
Giaatsbepartsussnt 1T bemiiht, ii1e'
res @sleit fiji ben Grafsn non
Bsrnitorff su ertpir'sn.
Dur& ben grud NIT DcuiIdlano ~
prdfibcnt Milion als Grisbtns'
permiitIsr GIsgtiHdItst.
GhienismGfts b.ratben isst iibsr bic
Rolle, pelds bic gsreinistsn
Giaat.n in bem ariss
ipislsu iollen.
Die gnienis III f.it bdDon iber3suet
taB almerilu nit in ben ariss
bineinse3os.H Dirb.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-10-06
Taking lemon Juice.

MY first rule was to boil some water.
and squeeze the Juice OF a half lemon
into II. slipping cupful in the morning
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-10-06

"Dandruff has made your
hair straggly, thin looking and
lifeless. Your coat collar is al
ways covered with ugly scales.
Stop your Dandruf now. You
can. Just look at my hair.
The Dandruff is entirely gone
and almost overnight Pompeian
HAIR Massage made my hair at
trac;ive."
The success of Pompeian HAIR
Massage is in its name-"Mas-
sage" II is a treatment, not
merely a tonic. The nlassaging
(rubbing) of the scalp wakes up
the roots of the hair 20 new life.
This massaging also opens the
pores of the scalp to the wonder
fully stimulating liquids in POM
peian HAIR Massage. Dsndruf
goes. Your hair will become and
stay healthy, vigorous, attractive.
All that is needed is a little
massaging once or twice week.
One applicaticc shows results.
Your sca.p v Immediately feel
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-10-06
DEAR Stop Your Dandruff
by using
Pompeian HAIR Massage"

clean and invigorated. In one
month your Dandruf will be gone.
Pompcian HAIR Massage is
clear amber liquid. Not oily. Not
sticky. Very pleasant to use.
Greatest treatment for Dand-
ruff in the world" says ]. A. Y,
Chicago, Ill, "and ] speak from
experience. My hair before /
started using it had gone beyond
ghe ordinary stages of Dandrulf
snd was covered with scales which
embarrassed me greatly. I have
introduced Pompeian HAIR Mas
sage to my friends"
Practically every user says
one bottle shows actual results.
Get a 25c. SOC or q bottle at the
stores and say the same.
Have your barber every now and
then apply a careful Pompeian
HAIR Massage. Used in over
10000 of the best barber shops
from Maine to California.
Made by the reliable makers OF
the famous Pompeian MASSAGE
Cream and Pompeian NIGHT
Cream. Adv. 81
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-10-06
For Burning Eczema

Greasy salves and ointraents should not
oe applied if good clear skin is wanted.
From any druggist for 35c. or SiUo iof
extra large size. get bottle OF zetno.
When applied as directed u eirecnveiy
removes eczema. quickly stops itching, ana
heals skin troubles. also sores, ouins.
woundsand chatting. II peneratcs, cieanses
and soothcs. Zemo is clean, dependable
and inexpensive. penetrating. anuseptic
LIQUID. Try II. as we believe nothing you
have ever usedis as effective ano sausiying'
Ths E w. Rose Co. Cleveland. o.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-10-06
Men and Women Becoming Slender.

Numerous persons OF both sexes IN
Ardmore and throughout Oklahoma are
using oil OF kDrein with satisfaction in
reducing ten 20 sixty pounds of excess
i've fat. Strength. visor, superior per
sonaIlty. calmness Of mind and other
advantages follow proper treatment of
obesity The korein system is safe and
wholesome Doctors prescribe II.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-10-06
His Object in I;nlisting.

London Chronicle; Although on'y
seventeen. he had come 10 "join up"
and was In the recruiting office answer
ing some questions the sergeant was
putting a. him.
Look here, my man. said the SER
geant. "are YOU willing TO die for your
country"
The recruit opened his eyes with as'
constituent "No. sir" he replied, I'm
joining up to make n German die foi
his"
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-10-06

piiccr with whom | have talked. from
sergeant Ia colonel. up and down our
line. has expressed his desire for the
~" huts 20 be NJ the center OF camp
activities and To run AT fun blast all
the time. As our fghting men come
across. hve hundred thousand strong
and then million. we must give every
regiment OF them a place where each
thousand or twelve hundred of them
an evening can drop in for good
time
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-10-06

The total consumption Of ice cream
in the United States for the year 1916
has been estimated at 200 600 600 quarts
at a minimum value Of $4,000 900.
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-04-10
PHONE MAIN 46.

NOME, ALASKA APRIL 10, 1ot7.
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-04-10
LET'S HAVE A REAL ONE!

The federal trade commission is about to start an investigation of the rise in food prices. It will ask the president to approve an appropria- ton of s4oo.coo for that purpose. It proposes 70 cover every side of tat taod situation.
 Good. Let us hope at last We are going to have real investigation. Inc country has confidence in tA, fe,leral trade commission. Now le '> l.,s, he facts. Let's go to the bot m=to the fundamentals-and really ,cara all that can be learned about the subject.
 The problem Is legu and eeouo- me. The question of whether there are combinations in restraint of trade must be decided. That has heretofore attracted the man attention. Now it's time to go more iato the eeono- mic part-and go lnto it thoroughly. Are tae people being compelled 10 pay too much for what they buy? Nobody can answer that until he can say With reasonable approximation what t costs 10 produce those things
 h some fields the trade eommis- s,oa VII find plenty of data. The packers, for instance. can tel t ex- actly what it costs them 10 turn out the.r products. Government attention has eacoura ged accurate cost ac- counting in then case. But these fields are hmf;ed. In the biggest felds of all the work will have to be done from the ground up. There isn't a farmer in Illinois who knows what 1t costs him to put his product on the market today. There isn't one manu- facturer in ten who has an accurate idea of what it costs hIm to run his business.
 Let the trade commission start lit erally from the ground up." Let il start with the farmer and find what production of everything, from eggs 10 wheat and cattle. means in terms of money and labor expenditure. He doesn't know, and nobody else knows. Then let 1t follow the pro- duet 10 consumption. Many people ] assume hlgh prices don't start until : they reach some large organization. From the economic standpoint they are just as liable to start at the be- ginning as anywhere else. Prices cannot be permanently below the cost of production under any circum- stances.
 The country IS in tie mood for an
 investigation that will be long and deep and thorough It is tired of these continued furries about high prices that get nothing except possi-
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THE SPIRIT OF CITIZENSHIP.

This country is grea. but it VII be greater, grandeur and prouder when the full significance of citizenship IS realized by it's people. National pride is always commendable but na- tional pride means the highest type of patriotism and it should oyershadow everything else when citizenship is considered.
 A thoughtless but we!l-meanias farmer in Missouri is quoted as say ing that he was not interested in a larger navy because he felt that the insularity of Missouri was it's pro- lection and guarantee of safety and no matter wha: might happen to the coast cities by reason of a foreign invasion, the invader could never trou- be the people along the Mississippi river. It seems incredible that any American could have such a short sighted view of American citizenship. Fortunately, this view is disappear ing under the ealigh:ening influence of public sentiment and of the de- mand so urgently made for national preparedness for peace as well as for war.
 The best citizens of the United States, in the days of it's earliest nf b.o government were laid, were found among the farming community. These were the sturdy sons of the soil that fought at Lexington and at Bunker Hill and that suffered the prva:ions of Valley Forge. This is a good time to revive the best spirit of American citizenship; to impress upon the peo- pie of every community that theIr welfare depends upon the welfare of every other community and that citizenship of the highest type is inspired by national spirit and not by local feeling.
 It was not a subsidy when the gov er1ment made a large appropriation to fight the ball weevil and to help the cotton growers of the south. Nor is it subsidy for the government to improve the Mississippi river to af- ford cheaper transportation for the farmers al along the Mississippi val ley, nor should it be considered a subsidy if the government were to aid in the establishment. of our merchant
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"BUNkiNG" NEW YORK.

The Alaska Queea," a beau.eous maiden who was supposed 10 be get ing her first view of our amazing
 civilization by way of Broadway, has confessed that she never saw Alaska and has spent most of her young life at kansas City. Mo, latterly as a telephone gira It was bu. few days ago that. clad in the skins of wild animals and perehed upon n fence, the alleged Alaska belle was made % appear in the daily press as the Maid of the Midnight Snows," and she ap-
 peared 10 be very capable-l looking young women, even if she did come from Kansas City.
 New York was very much interested
 in the Alaska apparition and her
 case aroused universal interest. Taken
 to the Alaska wilds when three years old, she grew to womanhood, she said, in the great silen. land where Eski- mos and ice were the chief details of the landscape. Now, at last. she was facing civilization. and it almost blind ed her. New York threw out it's chest and turned oa all the spothghts for her benefit.
 T hunked New York for week. and Broadway liked me-" she confess sed. "And new. because :he town has found out it's been bunked, I sup pose t is sore"
 The great, silent, mysterious north lends itself readily to the fabric of dreams. The imaginative, the poetic. are attracted by it. The Kansas City gir, liked the idea, bu. she never had the time or money to make the trip, so she gave her imagination full sway, bought a suit of skins and was an Alaskan for q time in all except tact. Thus Alaska pays through the nose for it's fatal attractive1ess.
 Perhaps one-half of the stories written around an Alaska plot were by authors who had not ventured north of St. Paul, Minn. Years ago Klondikers who never saw the great north spread takes of har- rowing adventures on the trail. A grclt deal of the tradition about the north will not track.
 It has taken about twenty years and the united efforts of Seattle and Alaska to lay the myths and get the truth about the great northern terri tory tcfore the world, bu: some of the drea, are still in circulation.
 There is just now a great call for husky housewives in Alaska. The
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bly politician into congress or some other job or Into the newspapers. It has had it's full of half-baked reme- dies that spring from attention to only one half of the great problem. Let's have an investigation that will enable the country to see it steadily and see it whole. It would be cheap at sloo.OO0 or s4,o0o,o 900.
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marine to facilitate exports not only of the farmers products, but of the products of our factories.
 All these things must be considered in the braodost sense and from :he standpoint of citizenship, and patriot ism of the noblest type.-Leslie's Weekly.
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Kansas City telephone girl, and others of similar mind. might arrange to ac- sepl some of these offers and get some real. practical Alaska exporiNce.-- Seattle r. I.
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COMPARATIVE
 TEMPERATURES

Following arc the lowest recorded temperatures for this year and last on the days designated. The minus sign before a number means below zero.