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Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1907-05-11

In support of the writer's suggestion
as to the use of broader tires for the i'm
proycment of our roads, the Centeryile
Jeffersonian comments on the fact that
there is complaint about the saw mills
Of that section damaging the roads with
their heavy wagons. The Jeffersorian
goes on to show that the broad tires
used on the log wagons tend to improve
the road except in extremely bad wealth
er, when it is impossible to draw a load
with any kind Of tire. Broad tires
will not make perfect roads, but it is
recognized as a fact where experiments
have been made that they tend to i'm
prove the road, and that load is drawn
with more ease over dirt roads where
nothing but broad tires are used The
United States government has thorough
ly tested this matter and in the District
Of Columbia tires of standard width are
required by law. 1t is a matter worthy
of investigation by the people Of Mis-
sissippi.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1907-05-11

President Bass of the Farmers Union
and other officials have perfected ar
rangements with the fair association and
will make comprehensive exhibit of
agricultural products at the fair this
fall. A large assembly room will be pre-
pared for union headquarters and kept
open during the whole ten days. This
room will be in charge of union officials
and provided with chairs, tables and
other conyeniences. 1t will be a pleas
ant place for the members to meet, dis,
cuss matters of interest and rest. Fri
day, November 8, has been set apart as
Farmers Union Day and President Bass
hopes to see ten thousand union men on
hand at that time.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-12-27

g}or iAm ltdnD in furser SntferuHng
cine bsntrleut6isir 9irte. ars Der
geTana unb OrgslIpiel an iein DIR
Orana. 0ie 5Dne 3ogen i'm nit idnfs
ter @eipclt an. Gr TfIith ii6 urter
zines Der GFeuIter unb IauIhte, Mtl6
Elm ssrieoe atbmste bo6 aus Dem ftters
fi6en Go6lieSe, nnS fpis 70 gdn3 an
Oers lab eg in Ieiuer 9ruf ausl ST
erinnerte Tib al ois @sibnudtstuge
in Teiner SSugenb3eit, bod eripedte Die
grlnnerund nur Derlporrens giloer
Dor Ieinem aeiItigen 9lues. Nqs aber
Seutlib por Ttinsr Sesle tdnS, mar
Ser 8orpurf, Ssn ibm .Ieine Sruu in
8esug auf bic Deifnl6tsfeier gsma6t
hate.
50 gBsi6, tpag babe j9 Dir getban,
bdB OH mid 70 f9mdblth befatms
pfen muBteIf9 9u bait meine gdnSe
Submit berM6tet. Sd bin GlIo etR
Bump, elm SduIsnstr, etn elsHSer
Seu6ltrl-
,Sriebe auf @rSsnl' srt6uts es ails
Der Birdie berbeibungspOa.
sSn meinem cigensn Suufe bat man
nty ben sfrieg .rfldtt. Sir mtd gtbt
ss i.tntn SpisSen metr, Sd BIN 5nm
id,ledteTfen Der Men16ben herdbgeipiirs
biot Dos ful i6 anfungenT
rBriebe duf srSen nrb ben Ilea.
I6sn Elm 8Oblgsfdlenr .rntfportstsh
Sie Stimmen in Der Rtr1s.
,Uasinsm Ieibe gum Boblgefdls
lenl" ldcbts 9riinboI5 plSbli9 fir fid
BIN, als freue .r iit9 zines suten gins
fans, unb gtifF babel in bic SdIde.
SSm GGeine Oes erlsudteten GenTters
6Iintte cine s4isBiuuHs
yfsrieoe aIf Grbenl"
.ssriebe inter Der grbel" Iaste
Srib ldut, inbem sr be Wdffe erbob.
Sin @6uB tra9te. Der MdRn
Thpantte uno nit benz T9msrsIicben
gluFIdrei; ,Dlein drmes &inS%
Itiir3te er, eine &usel i'm &opFs, su
Boben. Der Babniinnige bate ii9
get06tst. Qtu ben 5buren I'm S9nee
erIdb man, OoB er einen bnrten 90
bestumpf setdmpft battle. Ulit Der
sinsn Sdnb bislt Ct trnmpFbdft ben
SampeImann umfdlurgen, ben ct fsis
nem 6arIel bringen polIte.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-12-27
ag9s!tsL4s.
Gre Gtla dts etiatte aus Der @ssen-
mart non Eugen 3ernO.

Gre galn dts etiaate aus Der Gsssn-
mart non Eugen 3ernO.
Gs mar penigs ,4en Dor @ei9
nacbten. Sn elmer Der srpBeR tsiitns
gleBereien nes Cannes hatte man ioe.
e6eR cine Q(n3abl 9r6eiter entlahen1
Die 9sitsa lp0rgn Iss0it H5b nis
ggaarenporr1t6e blieben unpertdnIt.
Die dlts alags ir neuer 4uIla9e. I'm
ter ben nunmebr g.r6eitslorn befan0
iin Elm mann in ben oreiBiger Sab
rem, Der nit bsiprgten 8liden iein
9unoel i6niirte unb ic5peigeno BON
Dannen gina,
rsyrib @riin6olS,4 rief ibm Elm lu
ftiger &dmer1o nab. ydrsere Did
niht, ss tpmmen audi pisOer 6eIiert
9age!!"
Iis ipoblgemeinten Worte bdtten
Gttf BEN DdbonsiIenoen teinen Sim
brud aemdbt. Seine @eOanten ma
rem Bel 0eib pnb RinS unb bsi oeT
tteinen SGus9en, Oas er Dor etipa
SuhresfriIt duf gl6I9lasssa9luns Sc
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-12-27

frdgt iuorben, ub Iie fir i6t 8hblein
eineH Baum dufpubsn ipsr6e unb ipas
lie bon ibrem Manne dIs 8tid]ent ers
pdrte. sic gab ausipei9enoe 2lnts
iporten benn mic bsina6e ale Srauen,
mar iie nic1t itcrt eenua, Ii6 iiber
feline Seu9eleien 6inpegsuieBen.
6eiite mar bic 8itterteit ibres 6srseiis
itdrter GIs je aiibor, unb ibre ssrDtbes
ten 9tuaen Oerrieiben SaB re gtfpeint
bate. Sire SbrGnen fpuren gum
@usbru9 setommen, als ibr tltiner
Rnabe, Der 9lnIsl, pom rWsibnd6tss
name" fprod, ipslder ibm T6Sne
Sahen brinssr iperbe.
.@ittt Itb6ne GddeH," Ifammelts
Oer SunIsl unO feline srDBtn bIauen
gtusen leudtsten al Dor 5reilbe.
nDl drner Sunse," la9te Die Illt.
ter, yber Wsibnd9tsmunn tpirS Did
tpoN Oieies Su6r iiberiebsn.1
rgtber ih bin cir gutter Sung. sss
ipefen," protsitirts Der seleine Fait
Gngitlid.
Die Mfutter tpdnbts Ii9 as, irn bic
berporqusllenoen SbrdneR su berbers
1eii.
SSriB @riinbOI3 mar aud belite pies
Der in bic Stabt stgougeH. gluf bem
8ese begegnete er eifem alien Be
tdnntsu. linO ber 3uFaII tpolltsss, bah
tbm Siefer ipenigTtsns fiir ben sinenl
Sda ais gerpadet in ,inem 1rpben
geIddfisbauIe glrbeit DsrfaaFfenI
iORut. fris srsriff NIT SyrtilOsH bic
gililItise eIslsasHhsH g srissis 6pr1l
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-12-27

Dds S1idfdl unD itteB eirlen letlell,
dber bGBlibsn Tlu9 spiI6en ben Gtps
pen berpor. Sbm granite DOT Der
nSdfttn Submit.
@ein Weib erblei6te, ala er ibr bte
Mittbeitung BON Ieiner @ntlufung
mo9te. Sic bate Tih bereits cine
hiibffs Wei6naHtsfeter dusgemalt
iinb fdon etnige @intGufe fir oieIelbe
oemaHs. gsun fiel ibrs gan3e Tie5Re
in's @dITer. G9Deigsnb murine bus
Mbenbbro6 eingsnomr1er, gs lag cts
mas pie elm Reif iibsr benz tleiren
Sdusbdlte, pelGer einsn berSlihen
8ertebr 3fpiT9en ben Gbeleuten nidt
auftpmmen lieb, @riirbpl5 mar in
@ebdnten berIunten. ST bemertte
ni6t, buB ibn feline 6rou BON 3ett 'u
8eit nit 8liden dnIdb, in Osren es roie
Deritsdter 9ls duflp6erts. groso'n:
mar bic SSrau cine irene Satin ano
forgenOe 2ebensssfdbrtin.
9as bier Sabre alte SD6n6en Ser
@heleute mar BON Der Mtutter I1on
3tI frii9er StunOe gu 8ett se6rddt
ipOrOen. Rdd aufgebobenem Slide,
unO DdbrenO bic 5rau Ii9 in Der
Rii9e Su fdbaffen nta6te, begab it9
@riirbol5 in Sas S@laf3imnier, fpo
Der &leine fricbli9 duf ieinsm Eager
f9lummerte. Der Batter betro9tete
fetn &inb lan3e, tie 6dNbs uuF ods
SuBenSe bes gettes seitiiBt.
,llniinn!" murmelte er enbli6 uRO
ibritt leiie aus bsm 3immer. mus
er tpobl 9eoaht' baben modteg @iels
lei9t aar nicbts; pieIIeibt Graerte er
iid iiber cine @efiiblsSuIslsi, bic rpm
uniuiirbig erl6ien.
Die 9l6enOitunSen DtrfloFen ldnss
FAM Srdu 8riinbpI3 iprd6 ibren
Munne Mlut1 Su, Tie trSItets Jpn iinb
fi6 ielbit nit Der Soffnung, bab sr
oieLei6t Icbon in tpeuigeu Sassn an.
bere 8efhdFtiguns finSen mDge.
r0os Ropfb6ngen bilft ni6ts,"
Tugte fie. '9u muBt Did tummeln
itnb nd9 arbeit umIe6en. @erbunsern
fSunen mir niht. Infer iduer err
tporbeues 6siri borf uns ni9t iiber
ben aopf binipeg Oertuuft iuer6en"
driB Ienf3te unb i1lpiee. ST bate
bereits bdriiber na9geOd1t no Fid I'M
Rotbfdlle cine Summe 8eloes airfs
treiben lieBe 2(uF Iein 6alls tonntt
tr tein Darle6en erbalten, ou nur Ie6r
ipsnig baDon abbe3ublt mar. Gr
ipubte aud, baB es mebrere Monate
bduern fonnte, ebe Ct tpieber arf Teis
nem !SanSpert 2lrbsit fdnb. @isIe
etpige Sprse I'm Sas tdelide 8ro6
bate Jpn bon iebtr lptt Elm @eIpenTt
berfoIgt. ST mar bod Elm FIstBiger
uno lpiIIiaer 9lrbeiter, Ser ME einen
Sag perIdumte. ltnb iininer ipieber
ipar g bic glrbsitsIpitsteit, ipeI9e Jpn
3uriiGtporf uRb 5lt nibts Re9ten
tpmmen lisB. @d Io1te bod Elm Ges
pitter breinI9lugen!
Sin Sag na6 Dem dnberen DerFIcB,
obne bah ii6 bic glusfihten beFsrten.
@riinbol3 bate bic oerfaHene 9Cbs
fhldassablnna eemabt. Seine ssrat
knlta f;sh A;s CehenR,n;EteI ,,,f E,sN;t
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-12-27

5anb bns terbte Nttltel. Gin 8ars
ger bon gstnnabn, Mt1., tptiroe III,
riert, ubne oab feine 8uttDren es
iuuBten. @r ersGblt es iUIoen0erntas
Sen in eiuem 8rief an Or. 4eter
6atruep In Gbieasp, SG. ,gscana.
ba, Wid. ben l6 6ebruar. Sebr
eeebrter Serr 1Ottor! scl babe
Sbre iuette Mlebisin ibun 4 Sabre
eebraud)t. Sd mar tront unO litt
an Der Grippe uub bate teiuen
Stublenno. Der 9pftOr bier bate
mir @iIlen peri1rieben, Die aber
ni6ts bnlfen. 9a FAM Elm gutter
SSrennb Slt mir, Der bplte mir cine
oroBe 6ldi9e bon SSbrer NleOisin,
obne 0nB es mein DottOr tuuBte,
8en ndditen Sag fiiblte i9 id)Oh beI.
fer ilno nad @ebraudb upn 5fpei
5laihen iuur6e ih gang geiunb.
Mli9ael 9iebtte. - Wlnn beaute,
6aB Observation-Disclosures feline
NpUtbeter.@aebiain LIT, iunbern nur
bur6 2ptol .9lgenteu poer Die Gieens
timer 3r. Heter 5aBrneD & Sons
Co.. l12-1l8 Gu. Sovne 9lre.,
@bicaeU, Sa., be5Oeen tperDen lam,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-12-27
sauqrnrsseIn fir DECEMBER

SIT Die gbriituadt ben unO tlar,
iOlst Elm bbdit eeiesuet Sabr -
ST 8 gu 8etbuatbt tuurm uuO limb,
tummt gu 0itern eanee anO GinO.
@eibuadt, bns I'M ariinen atetO.
batt fir oitern Sduee bereIt,
ginb fin muB Can't Stephan (26.
Gesember) ieiu, iOI Scr nadite @eiu
oeOeibeu, = @iuO III Saptt SiIpes
tiers 0ta6t bat ME 8etn AnS aorli
eebra9t. - SIT 9eSember talt init
sbnee, oiebt es aurn aui ieOer Sobl
- @enu Der gslub 81 @OlImunb tot,
folet sin LANCER, barter 5ruit. =
3unuert's I'M 9eSember oar, briust
uiel Ginb Oas nddjne Snbr,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-12-27
aubrepnp 50

Sling, G5I6dden fliueelneeIns, fling GISdhen ling
9aBt mid eiu, t5r Sinber,
ST 10 folt Der 0Bnier,
Seffnet mir Die Sbireu,
9abt mid ridbt erfrieren
Sling @I6dden tlinselinseIins fling, G6dben, Hins'l
WGSden bort uno 8ibden.
@l1dt mir nuf bns StIbd]enl
Bring elib milbe @nben
Colt eud1 bran erlnben.
Sling GISddcn tlinseIinseliHa fling @lodden tliHsl
Sell eraliib'r bic SerSdcn
Seffne nit betu Ser3d]erl
will brin ipobnen Ir1blid,
Eromftes ain6. tpe Ielial
Sling GlSt6en, fineelirgeliaa, fling @l0ddeu inei
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-12-27

ttne unpurDigc Ydge, lem AtIttrast
dts Wtdnn fpurbe unIi9er, Der @elbs
ranoel mu6te ibn faIt menI9sRT9eu.
Niles bas tpGre bei 4usIi9tsn auf befs |
Iete 3eiten ipisOsr poriibergesdneen.
Die @eIdGFtslage ipurDe in6tIIen imz /
mer troitloTer, unS bic &aufleate fins
sen an, ben grebtt at tiinbigen.
Srdu Sriin6ol5, bic fonit cine bera
itGn6igs 8rau mar, Iudte bic llrTd9en
ibrsr miBli6en @erbGltniie in bem
gbdratter hires Nednnes. sic stpeis
Felte an OsHen 6dbigtsiten unb @il.
lenstrdft, obns 81 6e6entsn, OdB
@riinboIs eirfad ous S9idfaI bon
3auIsnben pon Qlrbeitern tbetlte.
glo9 be6ielt Iie lire @eSdnten fiir Iib,
Denn cine Stimme in tbrem cSnnern
fagte ibr INNER ipieOer, baB es ibre
pfliht fsi, bic Slot6 nit ibrem Munne
gsollSte gu ertragen. @ines Sdees
Uber tlagte lie beim GnbIid eines BON
Der Qrbtit beimtebrenDen Rd96arn,
odB bieTer bod aud 8eI9Gftiquna
babe. 5riB oing Elm Std bur6's
6erS. Mit sinem S9lage bate er Bic
@eSantsn ieinss Weibes errdt&n, BAG
ganst GlenO Ieiner Gage 6eim gluFs
leu6ten zines 9libitrdbles ertonnt.
@r itanS alIsin nuf Der @elt. Selbit
Iein Dsib bielt ni1t su ibm. Rines
i'm i'm Der mar nur 9eere. Sein adns
3es Gbeleben i6isn cine 5Gui1une,
Elm srbGymlider @ubn, Die Mlutter
Ieinss &inbes mar Elm DeIsn, Ods
ntdt in ibm aufsins. Ionbsru iibcr
ibm 3u 9eriGt FAB. Sin mG4tiger
| Born Ittsg in Inn auf, Op1 gslar9 es
| ibm SerIelben 3p untercriidsn. Q91s
/ hGftr er au1 iaacn ssner ~
geitley, in einsm gtugsnblide, no Elm
Saafen Gjolp alein 5u Ieintr Re4tfers
tiguns oienen fonnte2!
gSd9 elmer I9ldfloTen Ruft berlisb
4 @riinbpla gu friibsr StuHbe istns
1 @obnung. Gr bate einen gntf4luB
geFaBt. St ppIlte SimmeI unO Grbe
In 8tlpeouna ieben, i'm sintn 8dufer
fist Tein Saus su finben. Cine gdrss
Bu6e lang IisF sr ron etnem 9runbs
eigentbums Igenten gum duoertn,
iiberaTI Ober BOT man i6m nod 9duIsr
gum &aufs an .
Der "a. DECEMBER mar beretngebros
den, Elm berrliber @intertae. 4rtrs
T1enber 5@nee beoedte bic grbe. Sn
BEN Gtrabsn Der Stabt berrIdbte ein
reues Qeben unb Srtiben. Sn Pel5
4 gcbalte 5rduen ItrDmten mad ben
81 IN, nm gintdufe gu MAIDEN. Sc
| Ibdftte unS f6ter mil 8iinbeln bslds
/ Sen, Iq6 man iit Fpdter ibreH 8obs
nunden 3u,ileF 9er .dlte Din6 unb
bic 5reube fGrbtsn tire BaHgen nit
einem oeiunben Rotb. gs gab nod
@liidli6t, pelGen bic glotb ni9t Ods
| 2eben perbitterte
fSrdi @riinbOIS bate Don ben 5ens
| fern ibrsr Mpbnunq bepbd9tet, lpie
berTbiebsne ibrsr g2a6burinren @ors
bertttun0en fir bic Deibnd9tsfeier
trdfen. sic mar ppn ben 5rdtler ges
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-12-27

gs Itebt i'm tptnterItnrren @alD
Gin 91urn nit I6li6tem RabeIeriin,
Ser Ipridlt: ~00rr aus, eB tperoen b1lo
Sic 8eiIden tpie6er utiteu bIiib'n.-
Gin Gp9eIitimntden flin9t 5li biz
6ernicocr Uom beIhneiten Git,
Sds ipridIt ogalb iugeu ano're bier,
Sic lest bcim Siioen itilo 5ll @alt.
sion Sr,iic uidlt ge6ditciBt ipringt
6bGlng cit Bad init flnrer Sllit9;
Ss solunt ons Aeb ~ tbm lnb trintt,
Cir dbeS rnliclt tus pcr5 er ghitA.
s. bltdt ein fleincs slngeiid)t
@ctrdnSt BON godeu 81 Otr diif;
Sbm luiCerite6eu fannlt Ou Ubt,
Scin Bid beiit iriiben 9immel ailf.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-12-27

Gin Grm unlihIiu9i bid IiebepoII
llno frcuublid 81 Dir iprift elm glin0t
9a ipeid)cn Summer, @ram lm0 @roUs
llnO neue SrcuOe iuirb Dir fluO.
Gm SiumG itcbt Gin heller Stern,
Ser iuiiltt gebeimnibDoIl Dir 5ii
limb ingt 5iI Dir ol borit es eeru'
sd 5eis ben SSeg Dir, foIse bull
Su pieIes lit, mas Sroit Dir brtnst,
Eiir a.tG All b6reH Ilrb 5u ieb'u;
aein 8unoer it's, ipcuu oir's eeItngt,
@etrof in's neue Sabr gu ge9'u.
gs bringt tuobI, luic es INNER mar,
Dir niauhc Sreub uno itnnhen
Sdlmero;
Oh n6er traa ing neiic So9r
Gin Itanobaft uno eiu oautbnr 6srS.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-12-27

4nuft battle. Sn nenigeu 8agen pat
tins bet 3dblungen fGlis, uno ieinc
tleinen GrIparniIie nit Oem iot5ca
trhdltenen 2Dbn reicbten geraOe III.
oiefelbe dus. 8as bann2 Seine
Gntldiiung mar ID plSBIi6 aeloH
men, bab sr bic Sa1lage nod niti
rtibis Su iiberfeben permobte. G
tDunberte Iid. tparum gsraDe sr es ieis
rluBte. oem iirb Das gelpenii Der glot9
n ben 8sg Ifs1ts. aus frii6erer tSrs
fubrung fannie er Die berabpiiroi.
1saAs1 lliabi6au -Gnr1sn, pelhe oer
@slotnangei i'm Gsfolst sii!.! Y Z
stslhafte 5ur6t Dor Der 9srdla9a
Dlna eints Gitsls, bic fulIde dser
llint niirDer peiRisenOe Sham, Sies
ecs 8epuBtietn Der grbeitsloIiSieit
efporrrft mb I6lfeBlih bas oers
eenoe MlitleiS Oer Rdd6drn uRS
Brslnoe,
SrllnboI5 bate bds llngliid, EN-
g.tfliplsmenTd al Isin. gr hielt piels
9a9t Sil OieI dlF ben G@etn biireerlis
9sr RsfpeltubilitGt, Dur& sleib aro
Spartnmtett bate It e al einert be-
!okiOsren anfonse gebrd9f; NOD etr
sar gliidsiabrs, irb ct ipdrs fsft i'm
SsttsI seTsfTen.
Y leate Den sismli@ IpelisR meg
se 0nufe su SgnF snriid. Rad unb
M9 md9te bds OnmpTs @efiihl, fDtls
M ipn llrrfangsn bisEt, einenl F1dfs
lssllItsn @bmtrSs plat. gr
eall's BIZ hanls ii btf Eald5t eegeu
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-12-27

Isf4td- absing, Hffo dls er 5temItd
fpGt am Qbenb ben Ws nu4 Sauis
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1907-10-31
The Americnn paxro,,.

True it is that the American payroll
has no equal anywhere. Compositions,
stonemasons and plumbers, on an aver
age the country over, receive 45 cents
an hour. The general average i'm the
skilled trades is 81 cents an hour. as
against II cents an hour in Germany
and 171s cents in Great Britain.
In the last generation, while the pop
ulation has doubled, the wages paid to
labor has tripled, the sums deposited
in savings banks has more than quad
rupled and the savings invested in life
insurance have quintnpled.
1t is to get place OF the American
payroll that immigrants are coming in
at the rate of a million year
The American payroll means "the
full dinner pail and it means. as Mr.
Cortelyou says, something more than
that 1t means the American schoo,
and the American home.-New York
Mail
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1907-10-31
what Revision Means.

"'Business interests need not be
alarmed. The Republican national con-
vention to meet next June will declare
unequivOcally for a protective tariff
and against throwing the American
market open to foreigners"
Thus speaks the Des Moines Capital.
That assurance will not, however, pre-
vent a serious disturbance of business
when the hauling over of tariff sched-
uIes begins. The charge is made that
some of the schedules are too high.
No particulars are given. So the min
ute the onslaught begins all protected
interests will be in n nervous state
retrenchment will be in order, factories
will slow down, workmen will be dis
charged, and business of all classes will
show an unhealthy tone during the ull-
certainty of the tariff discussion. And
then, after il Is all over and another
compromise bill is adopted. the country
will again struggle back to its present
condition of prosperity. Meanwhile the
people will have experienced slump
that will caus, them to wonder if. after
all, the present schedules were not all
right and that it would have been bet
ter TO stand pat.-Burlington Hawk
eye
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1907-10-31

Here is simple homemade nix.
ture as given by an eminent authority
on Kidney diseases, who makes the
statement In a New York daily news
paper, that it will relieve almost any
case Of Kidney trouble il taken De-
fore the stage Of Rights disease. He
states that such symptoms rs lame
back, pain in the side, frequent 1esire
to urinate, especially at night; painful
and discolored urinafion, are readily
overcome. Here is the recipe; try it:
Fluid Extract Dandelion, one-half
ounce; Compound Kargon, one ounce /;
Compound Syrup Sarsaparilla, three
ounces Take teaspoonful after each
meal and at bedtime.
A well-knowE physician is authority
that these ingredients are all harmless
and easily mixed at home by shaking
well in a bottle. This mixture mas a
peculiar healing and soothing effect
upon the entire Kidney and Urinary
structure, and often overcomes the
worst forms of Rheumatism in just a
little while. This mixture is said to
remove all blood disorders and cure
the rheumatism by forcing the Kid
neys to filter and strain from the blood
and system all uric acid and foul, de-
composed waste mater. which cause
the Affections Try it il you aren't
we'll. Save the prescription.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1907-10-31

Reports show that work is waiting
for 256,40O persons.-Washington Dis
patch
Come. all you men who want to work,
there's jobs and jobs galore:
The country's full of workers, put it needs
a million more.
There's hearty welcome waiting from
the Golden Gate to Maine
For those prepared to work their way
with two good hands or brain.
Ii matters not your creed or race, your
station or your birth,
So long as GU can fill the job-the only
test Of worth.
There's work for men in thousands, Jobs
all along the line,
In field and farm and factory, in lumber
woods and mine.
The shirkers aren't wanted, nor any of
the dross
Need the signal of the whistle or the
urging of the boss;
But the ever-ready workers, let EN- come
in bigger mobs-
There's work and welcome waiting for the
men can fill their jobs.
New York American.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1907-10-31

There is no duty on the logs that
may be brought into this country" says
the Hawkeye Not in our schedules,
bur there is one in the Canadian. When
Dingley raised the Mckinley rate of
81 L, So. Canada, resenting the dis
crimination against its lumber, put a
stiff export duty. on logs."-Sioux City
Tribune.
The Dingley tariff of. 81 on lumber
was purely a protection to American
labor. The intention was to allow the
shipment OF logs into this country free
of cost so that American labor could
earn wages in saving them into luln-
Der; and to stimulate this home indus
trya tariff was placed on lumber sawed
by cheap foreign labor. The wage earn
er is better able to build homes under
the present era o. high wages, stimu-
lated by the protective tariff, even with
the present high prices of material
than he was untler the unprotected
times Of Democratic rule, when build
ing material went begging. Everybody
was begging in those tays.-Burlington
Hawkeye
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1907-10-31
The Worth of the Tariff.

A recent consular report shows brief
ly and well what kind Of competition
the tariff is keeping away from the
American manufacturer. Consul Har-
ris, in a report on factory inspection in
the grand duchy Of Baden, says: "In
the Black Forest clock industry a work
ing day of from IA TO 16 hours is COM
mon; also in many other industries
In the city of Pforzheim, which Is a
center of an enormous jewelry manu-
facture, the average daily wages for
adult females Is said to be 80 cents,
and in the surrounding villages 81
cents, while the average daily wages
of female chainmakers is 46 cents. and
in other branches of jewelry manufac-
ture Is As cents. The average daily
wages of burnishers of silyerware at
Carlsruhe is 10 cents, while that Of
other female employees of the factory in
that city is sc cents, and in the sur
rounding villages 81 cents Adult fe-
males working at their homes for Il
metal ware factory at Bohrenbach earn
an average of 40 cents per day, while
the average paid for female labor in
that locality is 33 cents per day"-At-
tleboro (Mass.) Sun
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1907-10-31
SOCIETY AND THE HOME.

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RT-NT is singular thing that to stand ones
uNNI ii j own rights, in which it would appear that
XXI ! there ought to be certain justice seems
always, in fact to be very narrowing
uElMNAv process, deathdealing to any fine enghten-
v29H9xJ ment. The special structure itself rests on
the consideration of the rights of others,
and all social life in the home rests It. Nothing s
In itself good for anything except in the good that
get out of it, that the beautifully furnished
house, the most finely cultured people, not make
for anything VITAL anything that stimulates the mag
natiOn the heart the intellect; they may not give
any OF the spiritual comfort which is informed with
heartblessing interest. No who goes to such
house gets anything from it household, but food
and drink and comfortable chairs and outside
ton There is nothing more to give-you could get tho
same in club hired drawing ROOM Yet the snail
est living may have that aspect of homelife in it
which shows it to be the real thing and Il power
power because the action and retroacon of intimate
and sympathetic and unselsh interest among the menl
bers of family generate some spiritual thing which
know the difference between the person who is
onaly delightful in society and the person who is de-
lghfu in society because she is delightful at home
Harper's Bazaar.