davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-06-25
o fAkIREeH INDick4cH.

|,
K nejpodivuhodnajsfm zje-
Ivim zivota indickeho nalezeji
[bez odpofii' fakifi a joginove.
[Jsou rozsifeiii po cele Indii a
Inslezejf vsefn' vrstvam obyva-
|telstva. Neni vsak niezi mini
make jednoty, iiaopaK deli Sc
nd cetne kasty tax nal6zanae
nlezi mimi vsec1ny 0dstfiiy ma
bozenskeho pfesvedcenf, bud
lhisty, sivaisty, brahhnfny row
haz tax pokud Sc zivotnych 4
(prav tyee, Cd sireRo vegetaris-
nu- az K sektarn, holdujicim do
tdiies lidojedstvi.
| Fakifi a joginov6 nelson zje
Ivelid nikterak niodernin. Spi-
fsy indicke Cd nejstarsfch dob
znainujf Sc D t6cht0 nabozen-
skgch poblouznilcich, jichz
aiiadka'' tvofila podstatnou
cast t6mef vsech indickych ma
bozenstev.
/ I socia1nf nabozenstvi Bud
hoyo pfijalo mnoho . nazord
|tecHto podivfnd, BID stopy toho
|fiiizeii1e lialezti i v samem ice
lff Ki'istote. NeBot' iv krest' an
stvi nenaly ddkaz kladl Sc ma
Ito, by odpfranfm zadostem te-
lesnym, ''premahanim d'abia"
die nazofu kn6zi, uvolnovala
se duse a vedla k dokonalosti.
iV dbbe move ovsem fakifi mno
ho.z nazord svycli pozmenili a
tax, jak hned iiviuime, CO dfi-
I've bylo vykonem posvatnyrn,
Inabozenskyni, stalo Sc dnes T.
tfakcf, prostfedken X dosaze-
I'm slavy a blahoBytd. Y siro-
nyIn = Aiu1Nn oDyvaseissva m
uicAsno 1 =. panuJe prssyeuceni' I
ze 1akir1 lsou vyvoaencl Doz. ''.s,
ssev, y. g 8 . oVlaoa'i @ , talemne' nad
plilo1ens IS. s. .s shy Jicnz d,e Oh okol-
ln's'l Hohou pouzis : ooDru q
Aiu -, ...,.,.,
IL akiil ., J IN. lndictl 9soa z9evem
tsk ,is,s zvlasenlm y ann E o1edineiym' ze
aaslunuJi sssa sllsl posornos.l. s,la 1e-
saon s...... ,'auAs s.ss ). seay 1'vo. 'sou-u0
Dlym :sl 2. .ookiaGem, y 4 IS Jak nesmy ~
Il. sanym I '!.a,a ! vysleukum t veae i = na9o- 7.
zsnske poDlouznenls 1encz a oDe
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-06-25

sEs-<sz 81 ~ - w 7T -
|rujl* 10 vsech lihovtch napojns
|jakox Il vSech ostrych . kofe
men tSH polkfniG volf ) pecli-
(vosH jon urcit4 polkrray COZ u
|Sysi9dk6ff davnvcK pozorox&-
mi b vlivt p6krfit nd organis-
mus telesty, po. pffpade ] M zi
vot dusevnf, Yse dele se x to-
iili it9ii, nv ~ iiEjnden6 byl
|vzn6covan ob6h krevnf / respi
|racnf. Cely zivot ma Sc podoba
| ii. lamp6, jejfz svetlo jest sta
zeno iia 11ffn nejfiienSf.
vedle toho ceka jogina i tez
ka skofa iacvicovafif pOlon.
Die jejich poneti, nenf lepsl
gcesty vrxtfti se k pisapodstste;
Fsplynoutf 5 Bozsfveni, nez IN
bo8obisF gesta jeinotlivyeh wi
ETat. n proto zcelx vaane cviEi
Eso v polohSth, d jichz bizar-
|h0sti svedcf jiz same jejich
Navy, poloha hada, zelvy, vel
|blbude atd.
Pro znazornenf t6chto po-
Iddvan2 pU1bis jedh6 b hej'isofic
tgisf polohy sPadmzsovy'
prava noha da se' pres leve
Estehno a leva noha pres steh-
kao prave; pax Sc skffzf ruce
La zady zaehytnod Se ~ rAalic
Ky obou skfizenych nohou q
zrak upfe Sc ma spicku nosu.
A tato nesfnyslna poloha do
( iporoucf Sc jako prosp6sna.
/ Horst ysak 1iezli cvicend pot
Elch jest ovlad6if dechu. Indo-
I've pfedpokladaji, ze mezi my
Isiehifh 4 ob9hem krve jest jir
sty vztah. Je-li obeh krgHnl
lpdnialy, klidny, jsou j nyslen
XIV klidne;; ]; jestlize cloveka pc
borff hn6v, jest j dychanf ry-
rhlejsf. Ana zaklade toho od-
idavajf Sc zcela vazne odvaz-
tiisiM d fieBezpecnym c7iGehim.
ESanM se ovladati sve myslen-
ky ,a' proto snazf Sc ztisiti obeh
xrcvhf j tepot srdce... Domniva-
Lii Sc, lie ovladnou-li dychanf,
ovladnou sve myslenky. Mno
II ovsern tyto nepfirozerie ex-
/ periif1enty odpvkajf ofndle-
Infh, tezkymi nena0eemj srdet-
mimi afiD / sfnrtf. 20 vsak neoH
Ifadf jine od pfisernych tecfito
'Ecricerf.
Ucelem techto cvieenf jest,
| jak jiz vyse feceno, nabyti do
konalostf, splynoutf . ia1si ve-
Isthifu, S boKerf1. Al skuteche.
4hAbAf' se 'si6inffvaJf, ~ ztoli6l
ldosahli ze b6zstvf stalo .se jim
lEyiditelnyiii. Ovsem ze We ~
klad& Sc ma haiucihacf q autos
lsaggesci.
VfchOlem zazracnych cinu
Ifakirti indickych je poiirbfvanf
liza ziva a opethe vraceni Sc K
zivotu. Nektefy fakir tbtiz da
Ise ma uftitoti dobu pohfbfti do
zcrne. Fo uplyifutf teto dolby,
IA pfikiAd 40 dnd, jest vyko-
ipa1i q Ease K zivotn liavracen.
i Pfipad tenn ostane velinf fidty
jest yseobecne zn&nay iiv Ev-
rope rozsir6Vany, flavn9 cd
spirituaiisti d jinych nekfiticz
fkych lidi, jAko by se jednaio b,
Iheeo fiadpfirozeheho. Wee Jest
tjednodhsf. Aehlede K tomti, xc1
kceA yec Jest velite pod6zfeiOd
novajsf Dolby aeif xazna-
lnnenan zatiny pfipad, pfi cefnz
Iby kontroln vedli i R@kafi ev-
|ropsti - nutno pfiznati vsak,
ze fakffi v ovlad&ni tela vskut-
Nh dosahli vysledkd neobycej-
Iilgch. Phi pbhfbivanf do zeme
Aejedfia se . ME Asdpfifozene-
Tho. Jde tu hlaviis ) jiste, me.
tehanick6 pdsobenf ma iiefvy;
fidici obeh krevnl 4 cely ~
stem vesetativnl. iBUbfe tuto
otkzkul osvetldje poroynahf se
Izievy We skuteene pffr0tie, nd
Ipfiklad se "zidnhift spankern'
Izyffat; je znahno; ze ma pffklaxf
is1xao rlvvSx7. 4x<kax>x,A> :, - ~ .ss< tNf
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-06-25

.Ss 5I g77 81 17-s5s - q ssEs q s3
paIec i nohy se stroinu hlavou
Eyib7A nebo po celia leta stoif ma
jGsasx'6 noze, tvafe "a pT0box IgV&
|jH dl0uhyni 0stny neb nf6b biky !.
'chcdf % Maven zebFf u pod.
Mnozi, alby korlrnovali toto sve
/ |isiK po dUkonalosti, koncf sebe
vrazdou, urfznou 81 hlavu ma
lou guillotinou jiz saiai uvedH
~ pohyb.
"A vsechna tato mrzaceni, to-
Ito bizarnf .skr0cehfg tela POI
EklAdajf ubozaci tito "a svou
nejsvet6jsf povinnost, domniva
|.3ice Sc, ze, Sc tax zal1bi bohnrn.
Tu pax nelze Sc diviti, ze sesla
beny organismus t6lesny uvadi
Eje Y halucinace, kdy zjevuji Sc
Jim bd1stva, coz znamo jest do
|stateciiE j b kfest' 'anskych sv6t
#cicM Ceie ma pfiklad Mfglske
azjeveiif" zaklada SIC iia p0dob
ne autosuggesci, coz sami kre
ast'nstf kn6zi uznali. 10 ovseiii
|nijak nevadilo jinym, aby Sc ce
.s -.
le v9ci cnopili . . blaznivEho
zvan9fli poiiiatene holky nevy-
tlodkaiy statis{ce
Jinak jsou fakffi a joginove
yelni prohnAnymi kouzelnily,
kteff ssynii ''zA&facnymF' .kout
sky klaiflou celia shromazde-
nj. TAX ma priklad doyedou, be
scmenk0, zasazea4 do zelh6, v
kratke dobe pred ocima diva
XII vzkl5ci, vyroste v rostlinu
ieb j strohi, vykvete 4 vyda ovo
Ice. Jiny takovy "slavny" kour
SEX fakifii jest hasleddj{cf !: IA
kir vyhodil klu,bko nitf do pove
tfi. Letelo stale vys a vys, az ko
ncbylo videt. Jeden konec nis
te zdstal ma zei1i v ruk0u "a.
kirovych, kdezto drdhy dosaht
. A.
val, jak Sc zdalo az do oblak,
Potofii porucil fakif chlapci,
jenz u neho sedel, ably vylezl
20 niti vzhiru. CKlapec posle-
chi a splhal po niti tax rychle,
ze no "a chvili ami vidGti neby
10. Fakif p0tofi1 iflti pofutil, by
Sc opet vratii; chlapHc nepo:
slechl. Tn chopil Sc fakir zus
rive noze a spinal Sc "a chiap:
Gem. Ia okamzik bylo slyseti /
lvyse srdceTvouci vykrik a hla.
va a zakrvacene lidy chlapco.
Ivy padaly K zenii. Obecenstvc
ltvarilo Sc k tomu hroziv9, tax.
ze vracejfci Sc fakir vid6l sc
nucena Gin svdj naprayiti. Slo.
Ill ddy mrtvoly K sob6, zarpun
hal nekolikrat mamtrams" d
hned Sc ddy scelily a hocR We
sele Sc usfnivajfci, vyskocil Sc
zeme.
Vec tato byIa n6ko1ikrate a
na rdznych mistech provozo-
vana, sepsari o nj i protokol q
dWaky radne prohlednut a po-
depsan, taksze by Sc zdalo,, DC
lvec odehrala Sc We skutecnosti
Jake vsak bylo udiveni, kdya
jisty ariieTicky journalistic uka
zal nekolik fotografickycI
snfmKd celeho pfedstavenl,
Ma obrazku bylO videtis fakifa
Il hocha, jak po celou dobu Sc
Iani nepoKnuli. Pc necem jinen
ma obrazcich pebylo ami stopy
Fakir vdbec ami nepovstal 4
|vse We skutecnosti divakdm je
nom vsugerova1; obfazotvor.
most techto vsak pfacovala tax
|neobycejne ,ze vse, CO fakii
lien vypravoval, vid4li We sva
Izaniceif fantasii, jako BY 81
lshitecne udalo. A til jest w.
Isvetleni: Fakir pdsobi hypno.
|tisujicim zpusobem ma sve po-
sl,ichace. Svou kv9tnatotl mlu.
voa uvadi je v takovy stav, ze
Emysl jejicR je temsf prazdfia
takze potion fakirovi neni "a
Itezko, vzBuditi u III libovolne !
bray. M fotogfafickou desku
Ioyseiti hypdotisujfcf vliv vypra
pece 1iemH dcihkl
Nutno vsak fici. xe u kaz.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-06-25

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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-06-25
'PRAzSlS s AJOVE. [ ! ( SI.l
NQsTI VYvRcHC)kl \
v BOURlCEI!
PROJEVY zASfOPcU MA
RODE UJARMlEl9 l9fGFI.
Novy prsjev sociaIisti deek5ch.

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stl rakouskouh erskych vydaH
cstry manifest, jehoz text O.
yseril ayl censurod pbtlAcen.
! Vine ysak, be jeho obshhI byl
Elsfipojenfm - 4 znkme kOnfs-
renci ffmsk4s jejfz resolucb do
stalo Sc schvaleni vlad arnerie
ke, italsl<e, franccuxske brit
ske.
| " manifestu pFazskem Wy
Esiovuje SO pevns rsezIomns Cd
h6dlanf nasadtti vse, shy M
i6dovs utlaSehi ssym souru-
censtvim dosdhiy dpInSho -
bedrceni, ma zAkiad6 pf&va IL
d4 iiN apinUta suve vefeliitti. Ma
tnifsst d6is zeihit& Mizi6hvy y
Savfshe vMdsshi nePVevfzeh6
narody Deissdti pOdspsav5i
projev zavaxuT ss x vzajemn<
pOdpcfs, hsBBt yitszStvf jsdho
ho naroda ~ Sudihihsno vitsz-
stvim ostatnich.
?OGetns zastodpenf jednotli-
vi narodov&: Sl0vAci 22 I'd
[sthpci v cele 3 basnfkem Hviez
dcslavena, Jihoslovany zastupo
vale 8 pcslanc0 slovinskych,
liz poslancl dhorvatskych .
srbskych ~ vsesh jihosloyan.
skych rakousko o-uherskych zes
mi, dale vidce slovinskJch SO
cialistl Kristan, 4 chorvat-
skych Demetroyic . Bosny,
mioho spisoyateli verejnych
pfacovniki v poctl 200 osob,
Itald bylo II 8 poslanci Concin
a di Gaspaffnf v cel9, Runnuiii
Z ~ i -
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-02-16
TOLUOL LEADS TO TROUBLE.
German Detained for Having Explosive
Without Government Permit.

New York. Feb l6-Dr. Isaac Straus,
n German, who has been living with ms
family at the Hotel Nassau, Long Beach.
and has an office at 33 West Forty-second
street, has been detained at Ellis Island
since Tuesday. He is charged with hav-
ing had in his possession a quantity ol
toluol, which besides being an ingredient
of the high explosive i n Il, Is used IN
more peaceful commercial processes.
DR. Straus is head of the Chromos
Chemical Co, which has factory III
Brooklyn for the manufacture OF ben
zoate of soda and also of the Alpha Omega
Publishing Co. He saws that he used
toluol only IN making benzoate. Under
Federal law that went INTO effect IN
December no one may have any eexpio-
sive or the ingredient of an explosive
without permit from the Bureau oil
Mines. As DR. Straus had no permit
the Department of Justice thought ~
wise to- keep him nj Ellis Island while
further investigation was made
At the United States district attorney $
office Yesterday the fact WAS emphasized
that DIR StrauS is not Interncd, nut Is
merely detained IL was also SAID there
was no evidence that any ot his toluoi
was used in making explosives Dr-
Straus contends that he did not know
he had 10 have permit and that ne had
correspondcnce with the government
causing him TO believe that his use oi
toluol was sanctioned.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-02-16
SPRING TREATMENT
Necessary 10 Purify Blood and Correct
Weak. Run Down Conditions.

Trying weather, exposure 70 storms,
The grip, hard colds, pneumonia, fcvers,
dlphtheria and other blood poisoning.
prostrsting diseases leave the whole syz-
TEN slIb-normal below par weak and
slow blood depleted and thin, with that
tired feeling, poor appetite, backachs,
rheumatic pains delicate digestive power
or almost none at all The ideal treat
ment IL
Hoods SsrsapariIla to be taken be-
fore meals thoroughly To purify the
blood and expel poisons and
Peptiron TO be taken after meals
To put power into the blood, give strength,
increase red corpuscles and restore tone,
and do il quickly
IT there is hlliousneSs, constipation,
bad taste in the mouth, or 'the blues, -
the liver Is torpid. Take Hoods Pills
they rouse the liver and relieve all liver
ills, are perfectly compatible with Hood 3
Sarsaparilla and Peptiron
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-02-16
RFBIIKES CLAIM AGENTS.
Secretary McAdoo Tells War Dependents
How TO Collect Insur ance.

Washington. Feb. 1t Attorneys
and claim agents who seek out de
pcndcntS of soldiers or sailors killed
IN service offering TO collect govern
mcnt insurance or compensation on a
commission basis were denounced last
night by Secretary McAdoo, with the eN-
planatlon that 1t IS unnecessary to hire
an agent to make these collections
Blanks on which 10 file claim may
hc obtained by writing TO the Bureau
ot War Risk Insurance
Tho greed and svarice of those who
would prey on the misfortuncs of the
survivors Of gallant American soldier
or sailor who has died for hIs country,
said Mr. McAdoo. cannot be condemned
or rcprchended too severely.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-02-16
GEORGE NJ. COHAN
At CAMP DIX
Noted Actor to Give an Enter
,ainment for the Soldiers
on February "a.
C,Mr DIX. \. J., Feb. l6.

cc,rgc NJ. Cohan and n company OF
,,udeyillc stars will visit Camp Dix
SUNDAY February "a, and will present
an entertainment IN the main knights
~ Columbus building. the program for
vb,ch j. being arranged In line with
tho suggestions of the knights of Col
nmhus National Committee on War
Act,,,t,cS Tor celebration of Washing
TON. R,rthdav M the environments, an
,lahorato program for Camp Dix is
bc,ne arranged nv William Smith. master
+. ,he Flrsi New Jersey district, aided
LV James L McGovcrn, camp sccrc-
tary \ feature will hc an address by
Martin Conboy. uf New York, on The
Splrit Of Washington
apparently finding training camp life
tno dull Arizona, "A dog mascot at
hrndquartcrs, Juincd an outfit leaving n
lcw davs ago for overseas service. The
.nimal brlongcd to fIold Clerk Harry
krammc and had spent two years with
Nmerican troops campaigning on the
Mexican border As = rule OF the War
n,partmcnt denies passage on trans
narts IA maScots, hrammc fears his pet
iuaV ho dying of loneliness amid a more
william environment at some port of
,mharkation.
changes in the staff of Rcd Cross
workers at Camp DIX include the APP
continent Of l. : lanson. of Trenton.
dlrrctor ni supplies and II III liol-
urshcad a, director nt home service
nd haS' hospital correspondent. Or
William q Stlueou continues as general
director ot Red { CrnsS work at the camp.
MAJOR General ScOtt plan for q singing
stmN. advocated soon after he took
command hcrc and the development ot
" hlch was placed IN chargy ot " Stanley
"a itWknS camp song MASTER. has met with
such universal commcndltInn from high
afmV oihcrrS and directors ~ training
camp actlvItic> that the army ! VI
hqs hccn asked 10 extend the scheme 10 All
cqntanmcuis song Master Hawkins re
turned TO-DAY from = conference on the
subject AZ \cv \ oro where be Was urged
~ accept supervision 81 this elaborate
rlan and Will ~ onoc outline program
that can hc applied N caeh camp IN the
astcru Department
Ilf, trained ,lurcr~ arc bcing Sc
lcctrd hN tho as~oct1'lou 81 work aS
INSTRUCTORS IN thc N2rluu~ camps t'nc
the uuluc features ot IN plan viii
- "A system oi training that viii enable
Amcu,4n >oldpu> 10 ~lng the home
f.-s and uauonal alr M harmony
s = never thcN may meet over there
Ea holm tb. incoming draft weather
.. rtIt,al attack of homeSickncSs the
sop - preparing Ia introduce singing
f..ucranls tor the = 0O0 rockies aS
s,n - thcN reach hcrc These men
V5H bc Isolated IN he barracks under
,palantlur Tor fortnight ar longer
ma on5ccrS arc rclylnC upon lively melo-
,brs to pCrScrve moralr
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-02-16
CANADA TO GIVE WOMEN VOTE
Extension Of Franchise Pledged Before
Next Election

Ottawa, Ont, Feb. l6-Extension of
tho franchise to Canadian women IL
announced by the government as a part
of it's established policy II is stated
that women suffrage will he an established
fact in Canada before another election IS
held
This statement is generally interpreted
10 mean that the measure will he intro
iuced at the next session Of Parliament
which probably will open within the next
alx weeks
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-02-16
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RUMOR THAT HAIG Is
TO GO STILL PERSISTS

London. Feb. 16. -Rumors Of
the compulsory retirement Of Gen.
Sir William Robertson as Chief Of
staff, which began after the Daily
/. Mails sharp attack on him and
Field MarhsaI Haig few days
. before the meeting Of the Supreme
War Council u; Versailles and con-
stituted the subject Of large part
of the debate in the House Of Com
mons this week, continue TO be dis
cussed by the newspapers.
The Times takes the point OF
view that no one cares rap what
first class soldier is selected for this
or that great military appointment.
II says unstinted confidence is re-
posed in Field Marshal Haig be-
cause the army trusts his leader
ship. which Is a vital factor in the
army's morale. But as TO the work
of others. in the nature Of things
next TO nothing can he known.
In letter to the Morning Post
the pukc q OF fSomersct takes a strong
stand, saying: 1T is apparent that
an attempt is being made to take
the command of our armies out OF
the hnnds of our generals who have
SO successfully carried on the war
and put ingorant civilians in ae-
tual command Of our forces. We
cannot afford such n disaster"
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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-02-16
BAKER TO WARN KNIT'TERS.
10, ,OOO, 900 Women and Children Lik ely
t. Cause Yarn Famine.

Washington, Feb. I6.-The women Of
the United States are knitting the nation
into wool famine. So much wool il
being used up by patriotic but unin-
formed women and children throughout
the country that three-fourths of the
years wool supply will be used up in
socks, sweaters, mufilors, helmets and
wristats for soldiers and sailors.
Secretary of War Baker yesterday in
formed the House Military COMMITTEES
he is going u issue recommendations to
limit knitting to essential garments for
soldiers.
II il officially estimated that 10000
900 women, children and n few men are
knitting. They use an average oi n
pound of yarn month. This means
the consumption Of 10000, 900 pounds
of wool in year unless a good deal less
of puring is indulgcd IN.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-02-16
WILSON'S IDEAS TO TRIUMPH
Madrid Newspapers Commend Presidents
Address

Madrid, Feb I6 Commenting on
President Wilson's recent address the
Diario Universal says:
The speech is faithful expression
of the opinion of all humanity, To which
all peoples must bow IL offers the
only possible peace, and 1t must be
accepted II it is not accepted by the
Central Powers, the war will continue
until President Wilson ideas triumph!
III Mundo SAYS that President Wilson s
discourse is prophecy which Will he
fulfilled in the near future. The triumph
of America. it declares will bring Joy
to all the belligerents.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-02-16
AIRPLANES SINK SUBMARINE.
They Drop Bombs on II as II Is
Submerging.

Paris, Feb. lb An encounter between
two French hydrpairplancs and q Ger
man submarine IN the English Channel
recently probably resulted IN the sinking
of the I'-boat after il had been bombed
bv the planes. according 10 an official
announcement bv The French Admiralty
The scaplanes were on patrol duty
over the Channel when they discovered
the submarine on the surface. They
attacked il. after manallvring So that
the sun was at their backs, and the
submarine plunged but il did not dis
appear before the aviators had succeeded
IN dropping several bombs on or near
Shc pcriscope
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-02-16
StTGARLESS CANDIES O. KID.
Hoover Approves Consumption of Four
Kasir Kinds.

Washington, Feb 10 consumption
IN war time candies containing little or
no sugar has been approved hv the Food
Administration as accomplishing two
definite things, the saving oi sugar and the
continuing ot the confectionery industry
Four kinds If candies are recommended
The FIRST includes chocolate and cocoa
candies, with centres 81 nuts and fruits,
and uncoatcd soft caudy, such as nou-
r3tlncS The second lncudes stick candy
lemon drons. peanut brittle and tho like
NarShmallows and similar candy com
pose the thlrd group, and in the fourth
are glmdropS and Jcllcs
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-02-16
BREAD RATION NEAR IN BRITAIN.
Bonar Law Warns That Stocks Are Run
ming Low.

London, Feb l6-1hc cereal situation
IL beginning to cause shmc anxiety.
and II ultimately may become necessary
to institute bread rations. Although
Chancellor Bonar Law said IN the House
of Commons on Wednesday that at the
end of last wear the total stocks of wheat
IN this country were greater hy 900 600
quarters than they were at the end OF
1916. II must he remembered that Great
Britialn is taking a generous share in
helping To stavc of starvation in France
and Italy
The supplies of meats arr somewhat
better at this week end Most of the
butchers and retailers obtained fairly
good amounts ut the Sm,thlicld market
tins morning
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-02-16
CITY GIVES u. s. LAND.
Government 10 Build Tpbcrcular Hos
pitnl for Soldiers.

New York City. Feb l6 The New
York City Health Department has turned
over TO the national Government a large
tract connected with tho citys municipal
Sanitarium at Otisvlle, Orange County,
for the erection Of hospital for the
treatment Of 500 soldiers suffering from
tuberculosis The hospital will he com
plcted IN four months
The tract rs in the mountains, ,20O
feet above Rea level The Health
Department pavlions on North Brother
Island. IN the East River, already have
been turned over To the Government for
the treatment of tubcrcuar cares
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-02-16
Lift Ran on Hearst Cables.

Washington. Ech 10 Through tho
a.s,i otl,,,,> vi Secretary lansing the
International \cWs Service. a news
gathrunc organization affiliated with
tho nev>p7p.~> controlled by William r
liearS'. has bccn restored 10 the privi-
l,eCs Which were denied II hv the British
snd French governments
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-02-16
DESTROYER BUILT IN ( MONTHS
Taylor Launched nj Mare Island in Rec
ord Time.

Washington. Feb l6 Secretary Dan
icls has announced the receipt of tclc-
gram from tho Mare Island Navy Yard.
TAYLOR was launched thcrr Thursday.
66 per cent complete. four months after
the keel was land
The work establishes navy yard
record for slft construct ion