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The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1920-06-11
CGUR D'ALENR

line Occur d'Alele troop OF cavalr,
IS Organized and awaiting muster.
ing 10 orders from Adjutant General
L. " Patch.
Robert Kercheval has resigned Il g
p'sltlon OF deputy county auditor ia
accept the management of the John
Carey Office 10 the Wrisht-Stonestreet
building 10 this city.
seymour Shaver has accepted a
situation In the mechanical depart-
ment OF the Press Pub. Co.
Tne twenty eighth annual meeting
OF the PHYSICIANS OF Idaho was held
10 Occur d'Alene June 10.
Ihe BOY scouts have purchased -four
acres on Sunnyside beach for a per
manent scout camp.
Ciarice Ada Keller, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. w. Keller of Rose Lake.
lied Of bronchial pneumonia Sunday.
The state encampments of the q.
A. H. and Women's Relief Corps
opeSed 10 CWur d'Alene June 8 for a
three day convention. Dept. Com.
mander Silas Wilson, OF Namps, CF.
Drake, Assistant Adjutant General
and Jas. Shields, Judge Advocate
deneFal, arrived Sunday.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1920-06-11
BRING LARGE SUM
Corporations To Pay S75,OOO
This Summer

BOISE; Idaho. Robert o. ZONES.
secretary of state. has the blanks
and other supplies ready to send
out to the 34oo corporations in
good standing in Idaho to enable
them to pay their taxes and license
ices Tor the ensuing fiscal year
winch runs from July /, ioao, to
June 80, 1921. s
The bulk of these taxes and
licenses is expected to be paid in
July. During that month it is ex-
pected that the receipts of the
secretary OF states office will run
from $4,000 to $4,000 a day. The
total receips for the year from this
source is expected to reachS7s, 900.
Secretary Jones reports that
there has been a decided revival in
the incorporation of new compan.
les in the past IA months. The
new companies are largely indus
trial and mercantile.
Filing fees, which every corpor-
alton, both domestic and foreign.
is required to pay to the state for
registering its name, range from
$Io to $3.50. For authorized
capital stock OF $25, 600 or less the
lee is $40. Capital stock which
exceeds one million nets the state
a fee OF $3.50.
In addition to incorporation fees
each corporation in the state is
required to pay an annual license
tax the amount of which depends
pnthe amount for which the com.
pany is incorporated. The lowest
capital on which tax is
required is $4,000 and the tax is
Sto. Capital stock in excess of
Two million dollars is covered by
he scale. The rate for a capital
greater than two million is $3.50.
Not all corporations, however,
ire required to pay the annual tax.
Fire, fire and marine, life, accident
lie and accident, surety compan-
es, educational, scientific and
harltable corporations or associa-
ions, and all corporations which
re not organized for pecuniary
rof1t are exempt from the tax.
Also, all mining corporations which
o not own productive mines, tele-
hone and irrigation corporations,
lcorporated canals, lateral and
rainage bitches operated on the
cooperative plan and not con-
ucted wholly or in part for
venue purposes are not required =.
, pay the tax.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1920-06-11
HARRISON

Russell & Pugh are getting their
logs off the hill at the Peninsula by
the use of big trucks.
Sprinkllng regulations allow four
hours day.
Deputy Assessor Dandy went to
Lane to do some assessing.
Game Warden Thomas arrested
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1920-06-11
Flag Day Proclamation.

In accordance with established
custom. l hereby designate Monday
the l4th day Of June, being The one
hundred and forty.third annIversar,
OF the adoption by Congress OF the
dag of the United States, as Flap
Day and request that IL be observed
10 all schools by proper exercises, 10
theatres and elsewhere where people
congreRate by the playing of the
national anthem, 1.-The Star Spaugled
Banner" and by general display OF
The flag upon public and private
buildings.
with desire to cooperate In dis
seminating knowledge concerning the
proper respect and courtesy to the
nag, L include in this proclamation
the rules adopted aud practlced by
the military authorities OF the United
States, and which every American is
expected to observe:
whenever the proper occasion
arises, all citizens should pay respect
to the hlg.
When the national colors are pass
Ing on parade, or 10 review, the
spectator should, If walking, halt, and
II sitting, arise and stand at atten
ton and uncover.
Whenever the "Star-SpanQled
Banner Is being played or sung, all
persons within hearing should rise
and stand uncovered durI0g Its rendl.
tion.
When the national aud state or
other flags fly together the national
flag should be on the right.
When the flags are used 10 unveil-
Ing a statue or monument they should
not be allowed to fall to the ground,
but should be carried aloft to wave
,ut, forming distinctive feature
lurlnR tne remainder Ot the ceremony. |
When the flag is flown at half staff
IS a sligo of mourning, 1t should be
loisted to full staff at the conclusion
II the funeral.
Treat the flag as you would some
precious heirloom. Do not place it
10 building and leave IL there day
fter day. Put 1t up 10 the morning
nd take 1t down at sunset. Do not
se 1T for advertising purposes.
Given under nv hand and the Great
zeal of the State OF Idaho, this first
ay of June, A. D., 1920.
ID. W. DAVIS, Governor.
ttest: r. o. Jones,
Secretary OF State.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1920-06-11

opened at Pocatello. can,,o,,,oa .
5000, 600. '"s0 4"
CONSTRUCTION is lu progress or
new mems dormitory for the un,vsr
slty Of Idaho.
The Striped Peak mine naar r.,
'gK is to be equipped with a w,ralsss
telephone.
a company has been capitalized At
Kellogg for $3.50, 600 to imnrovo y
mining company called the Yankee
Girl. "Nee
a Boise man was fined $50 fo,
removing an auto license tay from
one car TO another.
The smallpox quarantine at tho
state Industrial school at St. Antbonv
has been lifted.
savage or Lewiston has
oeen appointed director of the. north
Idaho division of the state danart
ment of agriculture.
wyoming motorists were Saturday
exempted from that portion of the
Idaho license laws which REQUIRES the
display of license plate both on The
front and rear of an automobile, Tho
wyoming law requires only one
license plate.
Explosion of 800 gallons of gasoline
while truck tank was being filed nv
a dealer caused a flre 10 Burley that
would have destroyed the town if |
there had been any wind. The dealer
was knocked unconscious but recover.
ed. The cause of the explosion was
not learned.
appointment Of W. G.. Swendsep.
state commissioner of reclamation. To
De state and federal sanitary engi
1eer" for Idaho was announced
saturday at the state department of
'ublic welfare 10 his new Capacity !
commissioners Swendsen will be
harged with the responsibility Of
'asslng upon water supplies of Idaho
ities.. e-',~'
Hand picked settlers for the logged
fl lands of northern Idaho will be
ecured by State Commissioner of
mmig igration o II. Barber who left
Or Boise last Saturday after spending
month in the panhandle. Mr..
'arber has been gathering data on all
ections of the northern part of the
late and will return in August to see
ne county when the crops are
laturing. He will begin his cam
aign for settlers early this fall.
Plans for the new tuberculosis
lnitarium at SunnYsde, near Sand
1int, were considered at the meeting
the Idaho state tuberculosis
ospital commission held at Spokane.
he extent OF the work determined
pom will be governed by the
Inmates of cost. The appropriation
'ailable this year is $4,000. In ;,
neral, it. has been decided that the
lit plan, with central administra-
Do building and communicating r
vlons. which permit of large -
pansion In conformity with the
iginal design will be adopted.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1920-06-11
Secretary OF State.

June 10Th is Pioneer Day, legal
holiday in Idaho, by enactment of
the llth legislature and proclamation
Of the governor. 1t is day set apart
in honor OF the early settlers of Idaho.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1920-06-11
Total Collected $2S, s94.ss

Owing to shortage of print paper
only enough copies of the congress-
ional record are being issued to
supply members of the senate and
house. The number OF printed
speeches will also be limited.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1920-06-11

ben Jarrett at Rose Lake for killIop
deer out OF season. Jarrett paid a
loe OF S52. Rufus Martell was fined
$40 Tor fishing without a license.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1920-06-11
'OanO State News Items.

! Lewiston. '' ''Af'eo operations
loIiday 10 - June l4th, is a legal
kbpnt s" :, II fraternity houses are to
'''' at Moscow.
hpo,toa uew gold strikes have been
'l IN Idaho county.
n@tloual bank has been
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-11-30
DYETA
(NapisaI DR.. J. j. Zak).

Organizm cziowieka jest tax skon.
struowany, ze must odlywiac sic po-
karmem mieszanym. Ma fakt ten
wskazuja zeby czlowieka / organy
trawienia. Zeby ludzkie ME maja
w~ylacznie charakteru zebow zwle-
rat miesozernych, ami ~roSlinozer--
nych. Zeby nasze podobne So dc
zeb6w zwierzat kategoryi wszystko-
1ernych.
Ludzie, kt6rzy stosuta dyete mie'
szana, So zazwyczaj bardziej ener--
giczni i czynni tax pod w~7gledem H.
zycznym jak / umyslowym, CO nalezy
przypisa6 dzialaniu e%kstraktu mics,
nego, oraz malej iloSci pokarmu
~mieszanego, potrzebujacego mn!eJ--
szego spotrzebowania energii ma stra'
wienie.
TIE same skiadniki znajduja sic
W polywieniu roslinnem, CO / W mie-
snem, lecz polywienie miesne JEST
bogate W p%roteiny, a roslinne W We
glowodany. Navel te pokarmy ro'
Slime, kt6re zawieraja DUO protei'
ny, jak suszony groch, fasola i ore
chy, So ~znacznie trudniejsze do stra.
vienna niz mieso. Jednak jest RE
CA. bardzo dobra poprzestaG ma Ia
KLEIN pozywieniu ma przeciag pewne'
20 czasu - zwias1cza ola osob, kto'
re zbytnio naduGywaly pokarmu
miesneso. a to - azeby daE lofad'
kowi pewnego rodzsju wypoczyneh
WyzszoSt fizyczna Amerykanow, lut
Europejczyk6w - mad 1ndusaml
Tub Japonczykami jest widoczna. ia
ponczycy zrobili duly postep poo
wzgledem fizycznym cd czasu, jaI
zaczeli je&t, wiecej MESA. Jak lu-'
die, tax / ~zwierzeta, jedacy ME
so. 81 daleko silniejsi cd wegetery
Ian6w. t. j. jedzacych tylko pokarm!
roSlinne.
Dyeta wegeteryanska, uzupe.nio'
ma nabiaIem, moe bye stosowan;
dluzszy czas z dobrym rezultatem -
W wypadkach histeryi. Tub neuraste
nil. Przez z%achowanie dyety Wege
t~aryanskicj molina ten uniknac cho
rob, kt6re powstaja wskutek duzest
nagromadzenia sic kvasow moczo
wych.
Wegetaryanie zreszta bynajmnie
ME ga. zdrowsi, ami tez ME zyja dtu
lei. Choroby, spowodowane przez le
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-11-30

ic. wynosili i'm chleo, sol | ryoy, PREY
s~traiali sic W kokardy' a
W wiclu miejscowosciach wstepowan 40
armii czcrwonej jake ochotnicy.
Pod wiecz6r ruszylismy W dalsza
drocc W kicrunku Kolbiel, skad docho
dzila mas COSTA palba karabinow ma
szynowych.
w niedalekicj odlegloSci cd frontu
spotykamy g~enerala KonarzewsEieso'
giosnego obro6cc Lwowa, a obecnle DO
w6dce 14tej dywizyi p~iechoty, kt6ry
Gala uprzejmoscia objaSnif nam sytua'
eye bojowa i wyrazil przekonanie, re
dalsze losy naszej kontrofcnsywy be-
da coraz pomyslniejsze.
Zbliaamy sic do linii bojowej' 20 O.
bu stronach goscifca szeroko rozcia-
Snicta tyralicra nasza iamic Op6r pre-
ciwnika, kt6ry po kr6tkicj walce, oto-
czony 2 prawej flank, rzuca sic do u
cieczki j chroni W lasy. Ma pozycyi do
strzesamy szereS wyzszych oficerdw'
kt6rzy ME baczac ma niebezpieczeh--
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-11-30

dzenie miesa, jak podagra, kamienie
W pecherzu, st%wardnienie artery ftp.
rownowala sic pr0ez choroby po--
wstale wskutek uiywania polywie-
MIA. zawierajacego duza iloSG kroch-
malu | cukru, a m~ianowicie, ME
strawnost, odecie, tyioSt, cukrzyce'
cholere, dyzenterye (przycSem
dw6ch ostatnich So bakterye, zna]-
dujace sic W surowym pokarmie)'
pelagre itp. Wegetaryanie ME So ma
og6l TAX SLIM, zwinni, aktywni E.
nergiczni, jak ludze zywiacy sic mie-
SEM, a 50 ponadto sklonni do ME
strawnoSci, anemii i slabej cyrkula-
cyl krwi.
Dyeta wegetaryahska z doda-
MEM nabia}u - mole bye bardzo 3D.
powiednia ola niekt6rych osob, gdyt
oddaje ona wielka usluge kiszkom,
pobudzaiac ie do intensywniejszego
dzia1ania. Jezeli j~ednoczesnie z po-
karmami ruSlinnymi uzywane jest
mleko, rozk3ad resztek pokarmu' W
kiszkach zostaje wstrzymany : ten
dencye kataralne zostaja usunlete.
Tr0eba przyznaG, re ludzie zamoz-
nj, W wieku srednim - jedzs waso-
lie "a dulo miesa. Umiarkowane spo-
4ywanie miesa raz ma dzien jest wy
st~arczajace. Ludzie W podesziym
wieku zrobia dobrze, Jezeli beda ia
dali miesa jak najmDiej, gdyz pro-
ces przyswajania pokarmu W wieku
starszym znacznie sic amniejsza
oslabia, a ludzie CT moga egzystoWac
! iedzac niewiele, gdyz pie potrzeouJ'
oni wprowadzaG zbyt wielu kaloryi
do swego systemu. Procz tego ludzie
starsi wykonuia mniej piracy fizycz,
nej, wobec czego potrzeouja mnie!
pozywienia / d1atego polecilibysmy
ludziom starszym przejst ma dyete
wegetaryanska.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-11-30

awangardy, 2 ogromnem uZnanlem wy
raza1 sic o sprawno$ci bojowej Sdnie-
RIA, kt0ry cd chwili ~rozpoczecia sic ma
szej ofensywy, przeistoczyi sic W zu-
peinosci.
P~oznajemy wsr6d ooecnych gcneraia
Role, kt6ry jake dow6dca Ii. armli'
wykonawszy swe zadanie, przybyf ma
samo czo1o 4ej arnii, uwazajac ten 3D.
cinek "a najwazniejszy.
Cd general0w tych dowiadujemy sic
~szczeg0l6w O waAnych zdobyczach, Ja-
kie wpadiy W recc naszych wojsk (po-
daily je ostatnie ~komunikaty nasZego
sztabu generalnego) a nadto o INA
mienitych czynach zaloGi pociagu pan
cernego ,,Mars7alck", kt6ry W potycz'
kach ola II b. j.. zdGbyl 3 armaty, 100
karabin6w maszynowych ! 81 jencoW.
q ucsuciem podnieSc nalezy bardzo
czynnc wsp6ldziafanie ludnoSci mieJ'c"
wei W ~olpicraniu wroSa; W wielu mieJ
sc~owosciach chfopi, dowiedziawszy Sic
re wojska nasze nadciagaja, chwytah
"a kosy i cepy i u~przed0ajac atak ma
szych, drobniejsze oddziaSy wykluwaii
a wieksze rozbrajali.
TAX bylo W PUn6wcc, Aleksandr6w'
ce, Wygodzie, W Chrosnej oddziai q
90 chiop6w zlozony rozbroii i wziai do
uiewoli okolo 80 krasnoarmiejcow.
Pc dniu pe1nym silnych cmocyi uda-
lisny sic ma spoczynek z zamiarem po-
wrotu nazajutrz do Warszawy. iowa
rzyszowi memu spieszno byio do stoli'
CIV. chcial BOWEN co rychlej zawiado-
mic sprzyiajaca nam %zagranice o po
stopach polskiej kontrofensywy.
To tcz, ME baczac ma to, re ma pof
noe cd Kolbieli toczyiy sic ~jeszcze dro-
bnc utarczki, we Srode ram pomkne
lismy droge powrotna do Warsza'
wy, :atknqwszy sic raz tylko ma szwa'
dron kawaleryi roSyjskiej, kt0ry wido.
cznie czu} sic otoczonym, DO ma WILCOX
naszcgo auta ME tylko ME okazal bojo-
wei gotowoSci, ale n~ierzchnal sromo'
tnie do lasl W kierunku OtwOcka.
Ma trakcie Cd Warszawy pojawi'y
sic tymczasem oddzialy 1jej dywizyL
kt6re z trudem udalo sic nam wynn
nae i wkr0tce auto nasze zadudnilo
ma wa rsza wskim bruku.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-11-30
PYTANIA 1

p. L. C. zapytuje, jaki wpfyw ma
maslanka ma otylosG i W taki sposob
mole pytajaca zmniejszyc swoJa
wage!
Odpowiedz: Maslanka ~powoduJe
tycie. albowiem jest ona latWo
stravna | posiada wszystkie wlasno-
sci mleka. pr6cz tych, kt6re wytwa-
rzaja cieplo.
By Jezeli PAM pragnie stracit ma
wadze. trzeba Lredukowa& Hose
przyymowanego pokarmu | zachoWac
odpowiednia dyete.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-11-30
~
ZKONSULATU GENERAL
NEGO R%ZECZYPOSPOLITEJ
POLSKIEJ.
r115 N. Robey III, Chicago, Ill

= Btno Emtgracy5ne pry Konsula-
Go Generasnym W. Chicago wEywa
nEutsjzem nastepuJace osoby do 20
dania adresow eelem odebrania via
HCmosd Z Eatu
l. PoS1UKIwANI.
N. E-171 Captain Hanna,
Enmisszkaaa W Hammond, Indiana
tCrnatee Z domu Schmalherg).
M. E-S62, Chmielewsk Jo0ef,
wsadys5aw, Edmund. Stefan, ram.
dSwniej sol Noble nj
Mr.. D-S&, E1sner wSadysfav,
rodem Z Lomzy, byf " 1914 T. "
sskole zofer6w W Chicago.
M EIs91, Gorcsyca Wfadysisw,
wxeapR W Ameryee W 7. 1918 do ar
MI Genera3a HaIlera, sfutyi " ar
ty4eryi " Polsca
M. E-S75, Herman Emil, 1 San
eorek Hllda, Emma, 1am. " Milwsu-
kee, Wis
Mr.. E-a34, Jamka StanisaW'
sfu3yl W armiI amerykanskiej. M
I. c. go Brownsville, Tex.(
Mr.. E-571, Jemiolka Jozef Z
Chociamia. Malopolska. miesSkaf "
Harvey, III.
Mr.. E-572, K~obylarczyk Ludwt'
Ia z mezsm, dozorcs W kopalni
mNeszkali W Washington Co.. F. Els
wort, Pa
Mr.. E-2s, Krasuska w7adysiawa
poszukute brat, Maryan Krasuski.
Mr.. E-62s, Krauze Ludwik dr.
zastepca rektora, Chicago.
M. E-56S, Kulnicki Wincenry
dawny adres, Chicago, 4443 South
Ashland ave.
Mr.. E-741. Lachner LeiO Mende
9. Jaroslawia W M~alopolsce mieszka:
W St. Louis, Missouri.
Mr.. E-664. Markiewicz Ignacy
dawny adres 616 - 4th str, Crane
Rapids, Mich.
Mr.. E-573, Michalik Kazimierz
dawny adres 1416 Noble street. -
North Street?) - Chicago.
Mr.. E-SS2. Michalski J6zef, 70
dem Z Kutnowskiego, ziemi War
s~zawskiej. mieszkal W Harbor, Ind
NJ. ESQ. Nadolny stanisiaw
zawodu rzoznik, pracute W rzezn
W Chicago.
Nr. E-S74. Olkiewicz Teofil
m;eszkal W Harbor, Indiana.
M E--S51. Pietraszko Jozef, I
wipkowic, Malopolski. m!es5ka'
1900 Honore str, Chicago, Illinois,
NJ. ESQ. Reroh z Woloromia
z,emi Kieleckiei W 1914 r. wyemt
growal do Fraucyi.
Mr. E-S75. Santorek Hilda' EN-
ma / Herman Emil, Fam. W MiLwau
kee, Wis.
Nr. E-572 - Kr6Iiczek Jan
mieszkat W Washingtonie i Chicago
OsoSy. kt6reby wiedziaE o 7mia
ME sta.ego adresu, lub Smierci wy
lei podanych. ~proszone So o poWia
domienie Konsulatu listownie, III
osobfScie W godzinach urzfdowyci
1o-1 Pr. 1115 y. Rooey SUI.
Attache Emigracyjny
DR.. T. Dalbor.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-11-30
Poradnik Dobrego Zdrowia.

D. T6SEF j. zSK- specyEnoI6: pontn ctwo. choroby dIeoti ncT%o nstsT no.
DM 1a y n.raHsuS teseI oG6INo PoUCzAyACEg " dzed1inLo .droT1.
a. PYTANfA oSOBfSTYCH WYP NDK0W !, Ma PiTAEIa, 10 NlM ~ =
ME PODAJEMf AM ME
Nz zsp1tana AAnnisowAo NALEzY DO KEDAKCYI, DohAozAJ4o zSACzh'
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-11-30

Prawic sa4dy pOlski agenr real
ncsc4owy oglasza sic " DZIENNIKU
,CHICAGOSKIM DO nie5ednokrctnie
prnekoa1 sie, te tn najieplej mu sic
oplacA.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-11-30

rosssi pOuy&. U wtesy ~ mne9
- obowisBek poczytywae 'oois
pow1nien stale reklAm0"ac
~CSr naSZa.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-11-30

stwo. osobiscie pnowadzili swoje Cd
dzia}y do boju. Gen. M1leski, dow6dca
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-08-02
Today's News
hParagraphs

Potomac Electric Power Company ex-
plans at hearing need for more .rev-s
enue. Page Il
Commissioners reject proposal to arbi-s
trate wage controversy. Page 1
Loose play appears in both republican
and democratic camps. Page l
Politicians expect Cox speech to be ap-
proved by President. Page /
Petty profteers. not freight rate in
crease, will boost food prices. Page l
Miners obey order to return to work.
Page I
Reds batter way nearer to Warsaw
Page 1
Figg bares plot to nulct public in cloth
ing propaganda. Page /
Democratic campaign plans will take
final shape quickly after Cox makes
acceptance speech. Page 2
plans for nationwide Campaign for re-
classification will be reconsidered by
federal employees tomorrow night.
Page 2
Three hurt as auto hits street car.
Experts take up task OF raising railroad
rates. I" = T. Page 4
peas believed threatening Warsaw as.
bluff to force armistice and easy peace
terms. Page IL
Cantu will fight central Mexican gov
etnment, says official Page IL
II Frank Handy killed in Ohio when
4 freight train hits automobile. Page Is
Ponzi, claiming money a-plenty, is still
paying off investors forming in long
lines. Page II
Big selling marked today's New York
stock market. Other financial news
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for light wines and beers, but the
,canny old upstate democrats Wag
their boards in dissent, as they vision
the farmer and the church vote.
Likewis Use. the democrats in the con-
ventionf will have before them the
action of the republicans in their
state convention last week. passing
up" the wet -and-dry question on the
score that thes Supreme Courts de-
'cision upholding the Eolstead act
makes prohibition no longer an issue.
The committee on resolutions will
probably be controlled by Murphy,
but that chieftain is exhibiting a
broad disposition to give attention to
the advice of the upstate democratic.
Seek WOmen's Votes.
The convention. it is predicted in the
reports, with make; another play fof
the woman Vote by recommending "a
woman for either secretary Of state
or state treasurer 1t is said also that
,tfle. custom which prevailed. before
sstife war will be re-established of
placing some hyphenated candidates
on the ticket:
Gov. Smith has announced that the
viii take a-strong stand
on the retention of the primary sys-
tenn The republicans by inference.
though not downright declaration, are
disposed to a return to the old con-
Ventfon SYSTEM The democrats be-
lieve the primaries to be popular with
the people and propose to play ,up
their Endorsement, r ss,' -. u
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FIVE GERMAN PRIZE !.
SHIPS DUE IN NEW YORK
Vessels Allocated to q. S; Will Be
Used for Experimental
Purposes.

NEW YORK, August 2.-The hulks
of five former German warships al
loca ted to the United States for ex-
perimentation and to be destroyed
within one year. were due to arrive
in New York harbor today. They will
be anchored for two weeks in the
Hudson river and will be open for
public inspection.
Four of the, war craft took an ac-
tive part in the battle of Jutland
Only one, the dreadnaught Ostfries-
land. was able to cross the ocean from
Brest, France, under her own power
The Others. including the cruiser
Frankfort and three destroyers. were
towed. They were brought over un-
derith command of Capt. julius F.
Hellweg, U. S. n.
After remaining in the Hudson for
two weeks. the Frankfort and the
three destroyers will be taken to
Newport News, Va, and then the Ost-
friesland probably will be taken for a
tour of the Atlantic and Pacific ports