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Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-05-25
9oblenforiduugeu.

Dos Guratprium be5 9uiIersWtl
helm 2%nItituts fir 8obIenforfhun9.
bo8 tur5 Dol Nusbrud bes Srie9es 9e@
grjinoet por6en mar, UNI i6tpebenoe
5rqgen fobIentpirtIhaftIiter Notur
bur6 piTeniAaftlide W}etbooen CUR
Q3iung gu brtngen, belt in Wtubls
beim a. 5. Hubr tijr3Iih cine SiBun9
ab, in Der II. a. prof. 6ron3 Slider,
Der Director bes SnItitutes, Die Wtits
tsiIung mahte, baB eS ~gelun9en lei.
Elm 8erfabren gu g%epinnen. ponah
aus 3obIe Dele ber9eiteQt tperoen. Die
0obIe Miro BEL bieTem 8~eriabren nit
'6pefIi9er Sdure dusgeIaugt. Qus
100 Sig. 9oble piro ettpa ] 3g. Oel
q~eppunen. Dds ergibt Bel Der Sc
iamtf6roeruna, Die na9 WiIionen
5onrer 3dbIt, Elm gang bibI6es
Euantum. Die 9efponnenen Dele limb
1idItiT7ge Wtnerul0Ie o oufFaI.
.er0em WohlQerud uno ni9t nit Den
1etppb1ltIen W(porolen gu perDe1leln.
Neitere III tsiteu oes Snititut5 tetrai
len bic Defiqottpn Der &ohle nit User
6igtem DEUTERONOMY. &C miro b
our6 Elm Seer ~eeponnen, Der ii6 iebr
tpeIentli6 Don BEN Qep0bnliheu
Steinfohlenteer Der 8asunitaiten IN,
teri4eioct. 5srner lit es Dem 5nItIs
tut qelungsn. nit 5iIfe pon C3or
Sable in cine in 0aFer I5s.ite Sub
iton3 gu perfpdnbeln. uno 3pat q
gro3ent her ao1!e. SG.ia5,iG uuros
nod pon etnem reIer 0erfabrer nit
.s;lur1 gsmabt, bos es erm69li9t aus
Der gr1untahle "a Vro3ent itatt ttss
ber Hur Il Qro3ent WonttUra6s
beydus3ubcIen.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-05-25
Ole SeuOlfernng Sapmls.

Na6 elmer Mlitteilung bes StatiIti.
TGen 4mts in Sotio bat bas eigents
li6e, ober Mltz Sapan, cine 8eb0lferung
BON 53,336,295 80pfsH. 9u5u tom.
men in aorea 15,169,923; Sormofo
3.265.169 uno nod 1851 auf Sa9bas
lin, Go er9iht ii6 bierous eine Sc
famtbep0ltcrung ppn 71,793,9978 Der
fonen. 0ano6 ftebt Sapdn in Der
9eb0lterung Der Mslt an f~ii~fter
SteIe unter ben grpBen 2Gnbern.
China tommt 5uerF. RuBlanb 5unGdit
uno bann Die 8~ereintgten Stdaten
BON 4merita uno 9sutidIuno. Gn9s
lano 1T acknowledgements niht oufs
gefiibrt. Die 3unabme Der 8epDltes
rllne in @lts Sapun 1T cine iebr fhneIe.
Der 9urdf6nitt in ben flint Sabren
Biz gu 1913 belief fid ouf Il Qro3ent
per Snbr. Oie 9ihti9teit Der 8ep0l.
terung betrdgt 2,344 per Euaorat Rj
(etros iiber bier en9Iii6 Zuaoratmei-
!en). unb tommt fomit nad 9eI9ien,
6DQano uno Gnoldnb.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-05-25
Syamilieu=9 ienltpliGt.

9a ale bi8ber seplcnten Wobnobs
men gegen ou8 in Srantrei9 fart pers
breitete 3peitinbers Snitsm poer, lpis
man es felt einiger 3eit nennt. bas
nSpftem bes ein3igsn Sobne" bic gu.
itimmun9 grOBerer areiie nidt gu ges
tpinnen permp6ten, mo6t i'm r6igas
no" Gbarle8 2apauo fol9enoen 8ors
i6lag: pa Die 5ran3oIen unbebingt
peranlaBt Deroen mihen, Gem 2anos
mebr SinOer gu identen. tpdre es am
bsI.en, in Der Weiie por3ugehsn, bob
maj oas Spfer Der 8iir9er nab Der
3abl Der 6umiIien9lieber berminoert.
Die mititGriTde 9ienitpfIi4t iouts
duf ben rsin3igen S0bnen" am f6lper,
ten Iuiten uno fid in abnehmelber
8siie auf cine 9roBere 3abI bon Sc
i6piItern perteilsn. 0urum ioIte
nidt, ME btsber, Die MtIitdrpfli6t
ii9 ouf Den ein3eInen Munn be3ieber.
ionbern auf Die gauge SamiIie. SeOe
fran3oifhe 6amilte mare bemnd9 gu
feds 9ienitiubren perpfIi6tet. ST
nur ein Sobn pOrbanben, 10 muB Ell
gang dIein bic ieds Sabre oboienen.
Se9es bin3utpmmenbe Sinh o5er
nimmt einen Sell bieier 2aIt oIf it'd.
3tpei 8riiOer 3, 9. brauden nur jeOer
orei Sabre gu oienen, bel orei 8riOern
genii9t fir ieoen ein3elnen cine 5peiz
jG6rige 0ienIt3eit. Nu4 Die 10fter
miifen in gleiher @eiie gerednet perz
ben. Wenn alfo elm Sobn uno 3pei
S06ter borbdnoen iinb, braubt Der
Sobn nur 3rpei Sabre gu oienen, ba
bic 5utiinftige Mutterf6aft oieier
209ter rier 9ienitiabrs inert it,"
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-05-25
Strcbc mad Dem @anicn!

0as 5tra6en mad 8oQtommsnbeIl
iou in ieoem msnI6lihen N8eien Dor
)an0en ieir. SIMMER better, 9~eiit:ss
trIftiger, ooItommensr gu petoen,
id Der WenI6 lid b~sfIsibigen, ME
Oari er aui Der aIeihsn Stufe itenen
oieiben, Sin 3ieI gu errei4en. ioll bic
les Streben un0 Wirteu tronen
ein @an3ss gu peroen, gu e%rrin9en,
lit Der gIdn5enbe Stern, Der Den
mibiomsn Ge6enspeg srhelt.
Seoer e~oelpentenoe Wenia fG5lt
i6 gu oieiem 8eitre5sn bin3erjiien
uno m0hte etpus Rettes perosu.
,5eOe 6al5bsit lit t6m 3lpt0er. Njis
.enstrait uuo Wlut trogen TIN meter
IND lpeiter, Dem iobEeuDsn ,5iele gu;
ieine Qrbeit. iein Wirten. aues bit
oa6ei. IN ieoem 8eruie tam er Fh
lusbiloen. I'm oarin Das !5Utite 81
.eiitcn. Gin3alnen Wtaniden Iino be-
Tonosre Ialente, aus8e}sihnete 0as
ten 3u9eteilt, 8fuuoe, Die maj niht
oer8ra5n bari, ole NOR nuBeu io1,
I'm Den botiten greis: bic e6s,i'S
geyp9atommnuHg gu trringen. SH
Rurit uno WiHsni6aft itn0 Gortees
reR errungen noroen, 1ogar Jrousn
da6tn ia ihon gs3ei8t. mas letter
4ils uno mutiges, fortpd5tsnoss
[uE 9grma5 uHo ME aud un.sr
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-05-25

9oa fsgt es aud nas, oaB ss an
sepiHsnloie Wsnf9en uno baour6
auf Srrpege selan9te, bon ocnen IS
idper 5uriidfunh.
Sbr GItern, isio Sbr Gu6 Ser Der
authorizing pon belpubt. Die auf Cure
Shultern ge!e ct parb, ols SIR stnem
neuen Menihen bas Qebsn ifenftst9
Ssio niat eIeihgIltig gursr b%eiligftsn
Qufeobe gegeniibsr! gletmt fe emit.
oiefe bcte 9fli6t! Gs rG6t fi6 FIJI
Ter ober fpGter. rpern sSbr Sud oerIels
zen ent5ieht. Ginft fdut Der S6Isier,
un0 ieBt febt Sbr flar, mas infplge
eIttItanosn 1T, pslde Sol9en Guer Sun
acknowledgement bat. Soret odfiir,
ouB Die feinsn 5Gosn, Die Die Natur
5mtf4sn Sud uno Gurem Sinoe eea
poben Bat, niat bur6 Cure S6uIo
5erreiBen. Nebmt Sud nidt bic Wt0gz
lidteit, Guer Sinh gu sinem eblen
Menfden bsr~an3ubilosn, Der feline 9ss
itimmung ouf Grbsn srfiilt uno eIids
lid in ieineln 2sben miro. 9abt 2iebe,
refine, feIbitluie 0iebe, bic for9fdm
podt uno tein Spfer fheut, gilt ss
Dag Slid oes 3inbes, fem pubres
WobI. Qlsoann perbet Sbr uub bic
re9tsn Wege BEL Der Gr5iebun9 oes
Sinoes finben; uno teins Heue, feline
9orpirfe perben Gu9 jemals quds
len. 9ageeen perben 2iebe unb Chr
furdt auf Seiteu bes 8inoes Guren
6er3eu sFrer0e unb Slid oebeu.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-05-25

i3nsn foIde iiHo, bic eju .8an3ss"
purosn!
IS ai6t a6er au6 sini2aere Men.
ihen, nur nit beiheiotnen 3rGften
begabt. un0 psnuoh rsgt ihr 8eiit Sic
5IhgsI gu bO1srem Sing. Giaens
Hrlft, tigsue SaIents reittu aber bier
nitt aus. balo pdreu lie nit i6ren
IhDaden Mtltteln riidpirts itatt Dor.
iulrts getommen.
IA gifts 0snn, sinsu StiBpuntt,
sinen Stab gu finoen, zine Strait. nit
Der man iia gu fold bobem Sired
o~sreinigen tam. Pin Elm 8anses, iton
8robQepOroenes iih onihIisBen, bel.
len olenenoes 0lieo 81 lperoen
o0s pirft ihOu einen StrabI BON
9oIItommenbsit auf uHs.
50 Tam Elm Meni6, Der nift al.
.ein ieit uno 9roB ooiiehen tam, einr
iidere Stuge fln0en. Die ibm oas
SteiQen nuf Der 9immeIsleiter ers
Ieittert. 50 tam er feline pieleiht
lhpnds Strait bob iid uno ieinsn
QIItmsniden gu gsuBe MAIDEN uno Elm
5eiI merNen oes 0an3en. oas aus
si9easr Strait gu Ieiu i'm nidt &C.
'nngen lit. -
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-05-25
S%uantmOrtung Der Gltern.

gs gibt gItsrn, bic slauben, ibr
Rino gu Iiebsn uno ibre Yfliat i9m
eegeniiber gu erfu1en, penn Tie i'm
rur bas duberlid Npttpenbi9s gum
2eben geben. 0o6 ertennen ie ni6t,
baB gum eigentIi6en Qeben uneno!I4
mebr geb0rt, oaB Die Seele bes Sinoes
ou9 Ger rsttsn pflege bebarf, inenn fie
ni6t pertiimmern fpa. Sft iino 81
tern tur3fdtig unb periteben ri6t,
mo es Der ainberIeele eebri9t. Sic
erfori6en niht eenug oas Snnenleben
bes &inbes, unb 10 entgebt ibnen, bab
Sas &ino ldngit feline ei9enen We9e
eebt, auf benen fe ibm nidt fol9en
fDnnsn. llno zines Cages iteben iie
erf6redt uno betiimmert Dor Der Sat.
fade, oab bds Sinh if-en ni6t ms6r
sebort, bab es ii6 bereits innerlid bon
ibnen l,seeloit bat, infolge ibrer 9e-s
ftdnbrislpii9teit feinen inneren Be-
biirfniFen ge9eniiber. Die Gltern finn
msrteu fi6 ni6t geniigenb I'm bas
WpbI beg &inbes. gnttpeoer nabmen
fe 1i4 nift Die 3eit, ooer ous Snterefe
feblte. Sie abnten ia nift, tpte mid
tts es fir bic 3utunft mar, oaB iie
fh bas 8~ertrduen ces Ginoe8 erbiel'
ten! Oft eridetnt es Der Mutter ipt6s
tiger, ibre M0beI forgli6 gu pfleJen
pber 8eIeniqtett Su tretben, ala ibre
beiIigits pfli4t geaen bas Sinh gu
erfuqen. Dies geI6iebt notirli6 nidt
obfidtli6, fonbern nur aus mdn1elns
Der Grtenntnis bes @uten. Qber bic
GoIeen bleiben niht aus uno limb ME
pteosr gut 81 MAIDEN.
@ienei6t maj 6as Sinh ~eiQtnartiq
urb fbpsr 81 ergriincen. G8 febIte
BEN Gltern Der S6liiFst gu Dem Soc.
fen BEG iun9en MenI6en. 60 tcm es,
boB bas Sinh Iid Ielbit huIf, iid
ouberhaIb oes Saufes Rdt uno 6iIfe
'udte, no e8 foIfe ~srInn9en tonnte.
es perfdIob f4 qsfIiFentli6 Dor ben
GItern, Ole es niht peritunoen, uno
oSenburte f6 Iteber 5rem6en. bic ibm
MobIpoaen sntgsgeubraften uno BEL
bensu e5 9erItdnbuis fir feline 8In'
fae fano. WoN i'm, tpenn 20 an CUTE,
qereifte Werihen eeriet. bic e peiie
berdten fpnntenl So mar es m09lih.
hab dues, mas in Inn CUR GntfaI.ung
brdnets. fi6 sirsn neg 5ur @oaen'
0un9 babnsn tcnnte.
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Tranen nnb Matbeulatit.

@uf ben sriten Bid mag es tpiosrs
finnig erideinen. IpeHu mar Die 6raa
In enee 9erbinbung nit Der W9utbe'
matit eebra4t fisbt. Niun fam fi4
ni6t gut poritellen, oab bas Suaorat
uber Der !9ppotenuis. Der 2ebriag oes
GutIib uno anoers S9er6e bieier Or!
auf bic 6rau, bic mir uns gemeinigs
lid aI8 Elm allen Q~bitratten abboloss
Weien oenten, in irgenoetner WsiIe
perfubreriia pirten t0nnten. DAB
man ii6 ol griiuoli6 irrt, iu2t Maus
rice b'Scagne in einem in Der .Reous
bes 2ueftions Scientifiques" eridiss
nensn QrtiteI gu betpeifer. 3u bieiem
Sebuf fiibrt er Elm paar Defenders bers
pprragenoe Observation-Disclosures ppr.
Sbne ii6 crit LANCE bel ben etpas la
genbaften mathematician 9amen bes
4ltertums a~uf3ubulten, nimmt !Serr
o'Scngne bas 9inbernis Der eriten
finf5ebn Sabrbunoerte Der GeIdiate.
go eeIan9t er gu Der 3eit, I'D Die
So6tef &uopigs AII., Eenee BON
Jrantret6, oas Stuoiuc Der 9eomes
trie unb Der Qitronomis gu ibrer
MISUNDERSTANDING ma4te. Sn
oemfelbsn 3ettaIter piome.s ii4 au4
bic ais R0nigin DON Hapatru betanrz
ts S9peItsr bes SOntgs Trana |. nit
l0bli9em gifer Der 9eometr,e, uno
RatbariEa BON 9artbnap, 9rin5efin
DOn RobansS oubiIe, oiente Gem
S60pfer Der mopernen 4lgebto. 9jete,
foSuiagen aIs 4Hitentin. 8ir iebea
etpas ipdter t0nigIi6e 9rin5eTinnen
nit riibren0er Qufmsrtiumteit Dem
llnterri9t zines 9escartes, zines 2eibs
Mig, zines Nefpton foGgen. SIN II.
Sabrbunoert tptrb Die 8orliebe Der
Srauen fir ernfte tpiheni6dftli9s
Stu0ien gu elmer tpa9ren Wobe. 4uf
Sti6en aus jener 3eit iiebt man, ME
pornebme 0amen fi9 nm einen feiers
Ii6en 9elebrten brdngen. 9er5o9ins
men - unter linen Die Ser3ugin Don
RtGelieu unb anbsre 0amen Der
9of9eieQIdaft horten 9eometrie bel
Muuperttus uno Iafen fi9 bon GIaiz
raro in Die @ebetmnthe Der 2ebren
Neptons sinfibren. Sir iie idrieb
Sontene1e feline rGntretien5 fur la
pluralite bes mon0es", f6rieb euler
feline .9riefe an cine oeuti3e 9rtn3efs
fin" (ote prin5eiiin bon Qnbaltz0eis
fam. SIN 10. S~abrbunoert i4einen
bic Srouen auf bic Grgrunbung ma
tbemotiider Probleme ntAt Defenders
neu9ierig geneIen gu iein. Ginen BOIL
tperti9en griaB fir bic feblenoe Men9e
btetet unb biIbet ober bic cine, Sonja
8opalepitp, Der man in Stodbolm
Elm 0entmaI erri6tet bat. BON 5rauz
en-. Die f6 auf Mathematician unb
aitronomiitem 9ebiete 8eroienite er'
tpor6en boben, ieien aus friiberen 3ets
ten nod eripGbnt: &aroline Seri6el,
Ole ibrem gruber Wi1tom 9eri9el
BEL ietnen oitronomii4en Soridungen
eine eroBe Stiibe mar uno iif burd
i%elbitdnoige 5orfdungen berportat;
Sophie 8rahe, bic S9peiter uno tap
fere Gebiifin Sp6p 8rabes; 6rou
2inb, Die gIei6folS fir 9eridel tdti9
mar, uno oeren Name nit Der gnt=
bedung Der MpnbpuItane perbunben
bleiben miro; Die 9amen Scdrpe1i.
Riimter unb MIit6eu, Ole einen groben
Sell ibres Qebens in ben Sbietodtos
rten pertra4ten, uno pieIe anoere.
4ud beute gibt es in 5ablrei4en OBJ
%Ierpatorien peibIide 9ilfstrdfte.
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NrtrasM arfen.
CrtrasM arfem.

10 Grtra 0lui0enoc M}arten
NIT Ieoem 25c @in'auf III 90
tlOnS, @arnen mo S1umen.
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smarfem.

30 Grtra 9iuibenoe Morfen
nit jeoem Sl.o0 Gintouf I'M 81
uen=0 Department,
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Vrtrdsm arfen.

80 Grtraz0 ipioenoe Mtarten
NIT leoem $l.0O @lntauf bon
30lhentilderu uuo S6Irmen.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-04-24
DAIRY COWS REACH
PURCHASERS HERE
CONSIGNMENT OF FiFTN.SINEN
ANNALS FOUND N GOOD
tONDlrlUN.

The Amarillo shipment OF Holsteip
dairy COWS Arrived Boz the city over
the santa Fe lines about daybroak
Monday and wcrc unloadcd during
The forenoon Mr. Ncphcctcrs. in
po.tor judged ihlt they were fine
recimcns ANA showed good Clndi
tion. although ,hpy h.l been con the
rc.i nine days. two more than
the schedule tiuo. the Two days de-
lGy loil- 0ee9sioueI by wrecks ahead
To- tie train There were % head in
thc CONSIGNMENT
Harmon Benton. agricultural
agent. John r Ross. superintendent
.of the cereal experiment station ami
w j. Ncpheotcrs. were selected as
a committee to make o selection and
distribution of the stock iu the fore.
noon Geo The purchasers Those who
were assigned Uolstcin COWS and the
number OF head each received were
Finley Martin. -> W L. shepherd
10. George ~ johnson D. " ".
sullivan O. 81. 2 pickinrs. b.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-04-24

food famine aud Tor hc hardware
men oiuCulcatC thc spirit ui plant
and plant now
Tho following committees were a'
Huuu.cd
Nomination IS. i Harrison 1'"
pi. q. ". Hardin Amarillo J.. B.
rrovu. plain,iow.
Auditing uict Scay Amarillo.
Troy Thompson. palMrt d. E
WRIGHT Floyllia.
Resolution O.. S. BIruam T"s
m, y D. Nabic, Roswell Z g.
Thompson CANYON.
EN.presidoni Garrison $3.50. Cai.a'
ufou aud said 90 few words with I..
,rouUc Zoo tho good Of thu order s
,mI others spoke Interestingly g'l
ulE,u.uelr of The occasion ou ..
count u tuD auto seeing trip .'
,l,dull uuul $50 O'Clock Jud OIL.
lion having ended lt -cN.au.,
r.u 200 that time. a suggestion t0a'
.., urmlr.s and visitors g.t aU.
HaiutDl was eagerly accepted 900
FOR Wrt#a members atuoraH u
u."u. mI tslt,d.
~ I"r l8hl-soolre trip u...
Amarillo va staged which H,
-um lUu W.H1man llI' uum,r.
being "p- ed H.. 'nr .rt
300. thr entertainment ol fHe rr..
H,r, point pt interest o. Wl a...'
.., coz. $500. visited
Those Registered
Tho lnIlUNIug are those .hu .H.
registered Monday
D. N.I. 40 HrIll. " l.
. Amarillo. 49, T.. Ai#-'r"U I.f'
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-04-24
IOU'S THISP

The Texas Wonder cures kidney
and bladder troubles. dissolycs gray.
cs. cures Diabetes. weak and lame
backs. rheumatism and all irregn.
laritics OF tro Fidncys and bladder IN
both men and women Regulates
bladder troubles IN children " not
sold hy Your drugr'st viii DE soni
~ mail en- receipt OF 100. one
small hottie is two months treat
mrut and seldom fails 10 perfect o
.urc. Send Tor testimonials from
This and other states nr T.. W
Hall 292G Olive ST., ST. Louis, Mo
lAdNl
Use Hoover Suction sweeper and
your rugs Will always bc clean li7.l
Dancing at the Woodman Han on
Monday night Music by Jessie or
hcstra liI 2-p
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-04-24
kODNkERS NOTICE

Those having Kodiak finishing lett
prior To- April first, ar requested Co.
call Tor same ~ once. Amarillo Photo
Company, formerly studio Grand.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-04-24

r.rr Kodak r.i tHaf
Ilafn ilupalf es.lIs @. Stools.
Grand a..h r0.k street II.-Ir
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-04-24
CIVIL CASE IS ON TRIAL
IN FEDERAL COURT HERE

The Federal court was sim trying
th" cHso of bridges against the Pan
handle and santa F'e when court was
.lIourr,l Monday evening until tubs
moruing The case Is Tor alleged
damages
The criminal docket will he taken
ur sometime during today With the
Indictments recently returned by tho
auI ur there are about forty.
,IH criminal cases on the docket.
many .r which likely will not come
100 az Dbl. term OF cou.t on account
af .Hs short time allotted 20 the
t.r.
U.HHe I.e afternoon Newton
Wu. onara.l with violation Of
..e .t, slave BV. appeared before
t., court .nl is said 90 have pleaded
HH. Ifr .1s romandcd 20 tho Gus
f.. no 'Ur United States marshal
ruHr. sentence f0 tUr Federal peni-
t..N.rt
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-04-24
LOCAL VI. {. 7. ].
To ENTER FIGHT
FOR DRY NATION
CONGRESSMAN JONES WEI. BI'
GlNEN PEOPLES MORAL
SUPPORT.
BLANK CARDS ARE READY
Much of Grain l>cl in Manufacture
Of Whi~kcy and Other beverage,
Declared Needed Vow
For Food


Henry j Waters, president of IN,
Kansas State Agricultural College Of
'ercd q suggestion before @ confer
cnre called 90 ST. Louis boy Secretary
Houston OF the United States Depar.
ment of Agriculture. Go consider the
nations food situation President
Waters said that closing the liquor
making establishments would save
annually cI>.-NSUg5 bushels OF
grain which could Doc used Bon Iatpu-
ing live stock There .- used annual
rs 200 the manufacture of liquor 200
100000 gallons of mo'asscs
figures have been placed before
President Wilson and his cabinet
.hoViur that by stopping tho manu-
actuur ot liquor tb,rc Will be- au au-
Hual saving of 600 100000 bushels
u wheat alone Corn barley and
rye also ueuc cquolly as important
m the production I'd alcoholic stimu
lauts o. Is known that the matter
has been discussed by thp cabinet
Liquor Men Win Fight
The liquor people have marshulci
their forces iu Washington Thee
ARE fighting for their life
Two propositions are before th'
administration stop the mauuac
lure OF liquor or raise taxes ON its
production 90 such prohih.fIEc do.
gree that b. will offset. or nearly eu
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The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1912-1984, 1917-03-16
5S{iG5
THE CUBAN REBELLION ENDED

Though the rebellion in Cuba
caused some little disturbance it was
never regarded with much serious
ness by the people of this country,
and the fact that the leader has been
captured probably means that the
insurrectionists will now dispense un-
til more favorable opportunity
arises for them to incite another up
rising. 1t seems necessary for the Gu
bans to have little instruction now
and then. When Cuba was set upon
its own feet there were many who
predicted that the government would
never be stable because the temper
amental characteristics of the Latin
race were an insurmountable obstruc-
ton to sustained order. No doubt
those who entertained such views
have been disappointed that the gov
eminent has not been Overthrown be-
fore this. 1t is monument to the wis
dom Of democratic ideals that the
Cubans have been able to subjugate
their natural inclination for rapid
changes in government to the ritual
of republican form. And in view of
the brief existence of the latest re-
bellion and the end of it, which APP
pears decisive, it is to be hoped that
in time Cuba will become real good
and respectable republic.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1912-1984, 1917-03-16
RANSOM RILEY Raglan

Ransom Riley Raglan was born IN
Pulaski county, Kentucky, 66 years
ago and died March 8, 1917 at the
residence of his brother, w. B. Ra-
gan, two and a half miles from
Nicholasville. He was married twice,
his first wife being Miss Peggy
Baugh, who proceeded him to the
grave several years. His second wife
was Miss jamie Baugh, who survives
him to mourn his loss. He was the
son of Rev. Galen G. and Susan Ra-
gan. Three brothers, Rev. John Ra-
Gan. Rev. w. b. Raglan and Rev. j..
S. Raglan. and two sisters, Mrs. Bo-
lar and Miss Clarinda Raglan survive
him. For Il number of years he had
been a member of the Methodist
church and lived a consistent Chris
tian life. According to his own testi-
mony, he was ready to go when the
final summons came. His funeral
was conducted at the home of Rev.
c. F. Oney, presiding elder of the
Frankfort district. The burial SER
vices were conducted by the writer
at the grave. His body was laid to
rest in the Buffalo cemetery at
d. Palmeter.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1912-1984, 1917-03-16
BETTER ROADS WANTED

At the monthly meeting Of the
Swiss Club at Ottenheim Sunday
last at the residence of Mrs. G. Foos
about half the members and their
families attended. The other half
could not attend on account of the
county road, which is in some places
in serious condition. Deep bitches
across the road and mud about one
and half feet deep, so is is hardly
possible for horses to pull an empty
wagon over them. Our taxes are
three times as much as before and
still there is nothing doing by the
fiscal court of our county. We all
hope our county road through OF
tenheim will be better considered by
our authOrities.-Wm Landgraf.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1912-1984, 1917-03-16
SAUFLEY

The people of this community are
enjoying these few pretty days after
such a long cold spell.
Rev. Tevis preached at Logan's
Creek one night last week.
Mr.. NJ. S. Floyd ATTENDED the
funeral Of Mr.. Ed Weddle at Somer-
set last Monday. Mr.. Weddle was
killed at Sloan's Valley in a wreck
last +, :dav night. The pastor Of the
Baptist church Of Danville conducted
the funeral services. Mr.. Weddle was
a member of that church and great
worker. He is survived by a wife
and two children. He had many rela-
tives and friends at Somerset. He
was cousin of Mrs. M. c. Floyd.
Misses Grace and Ruth Fields. of
were the guests of their
brother, Henry Fields and wife few
days ago.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1912-1984, 1917-03-16
Most Eminent Medical
Authorities Endorse Il,

DR.. Eberle and DR.. Braitbwoite nc
wen as Dr. simon - Ill distinguished
authors-agree that whatever NAV be
the disease, the urine seldom fails in
furnishing us with clue to the princi-
piles upon which it is to be treated
and accurate knowledge concerning the
nature OF disease can thus be obtained.
II backache, scalding urine or frequent
urlnatlon bother or distress You, or il
uric acid in the blood has caused rheu-
matlsm, govt or sciatica or You suspect
kidney or bladder trouble Just write DR..
Pierce at the Surgical Institute, Buffalo.
ny; send sample of urine and de.
scribe symptoms. You will receive free
medical advice after Dr. Pierce's chemist
has examined the urine - this will be
carefully done without charge, and Won
VIII be under no obligation. DR.. Pierce
during many years of experimentation
has discovered q new remedy which he
finds is thirty-seven times more power
iul than lithia in removing uric acid
from the system. If you are suffering
from Dackache or the pains of rheuma-
tlsm, 90 to your best druggist and ask
Tor Oh cent box of "ANw,tc put up
by DIR. Pierce. DR.. Pierce's Favorite |
Prescription for weak women and DIR. |
Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery for |
the blood have been favorably known |
Tor the past forty years and more. They
are standard remedies to-dav-as well |
as Doctor Pierce's Pleasant Pellets for
tile liver and bowels. You can get a
large trial package for Zoe. of any one
Of these remedies by writing DIR. Pierce. 1
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1912-1984, 1917-03-16

Ninety thousand bushels Of Maine
potatoes were bought by George w.
Perkins, of New York, through a
Boston broker Mr.. Perkins. as chair
man of the New York food commit
tee, will distribute the potatoes in
that city, selling them at cost or less
as emergency may require. The pur-
chase price was said to be more than
$225,000.