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Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1907-03-21

genbGume bel 2 Bis A, 3pprefen iin0
sfeigenbGume Bel Z bis 8, 3entifolten
bei is, Weinreben bei 81, Gihen nnD
Bn6en Bel 25, pflaumen unb Rirs
fden Bel 81, Mpfels unb 8irnbdnn1e
Bel 33 @r. adlte. Sn Merdoianst IN
Gibirien, tpo bic niebrigiten anf Der
Grbe beobahteten 5emperaturen
(-63,2 Gr.) porfommen. mo monatfz
lang bas thermometer i'm Shatten
nidt iiber 80 @r. 5eist, finben ii4
nod aablreihe &rduter unb Strdiia
der, beren oberirbif9e Sbeile lanse
3eit elmer GGlte ausgefebt iino. be1 ],
ipelcber bas Nuediilber gefriert; ia IS
aebeiben bort nod 8irtenz unb Sdrs
denbdume i'm frGftieften Wu4ie. be-
reNn 6ols unb 8noipen bis auf 80
@r. ertalten, obne gu erfrteren. ueb1
risens erhiebrist iid audi Bel uns Die
Senperatur bes 6plaes Der &iefern
unb syibten bes Wahbolbers nnb ber
3irben auf 10 @r. unb mebr, u1'o
Bic immersriinen Iabeln bieier @e'
fpGh1e erfalten tief unter benz 9e'
frierpuntt bes WaHers, obne 81 let.
ben. Gs eibt nun audi, tpie bic 9art'
ner tpobl tpiHen, eine ganae Wtenge
pflan5en, ipelde Bel elmer Semperatur
erfrieren, Die iiber benz Gefrierpuntte
lieat = Bai iilientraut, Wtelonen, Sa'
baf II. a. @enddie fterben i9on ab,
tpenn fie cine ein3iee Na4t elmer Sen1'
peratur BON +. 2 @r. ansse1ebt limb.
9as it nun sisentlid tein r@rfrtes
rem, fonbern eine 5olse bes Wttbbers
bGltnifIes apif fden Der Musatbmurg
ber 8ldtter unb Der (3u gertngen)
Mufnabme BON Maier our9 bic Wur'
5eln. Sdliebli9 lei nod ertpd9nt.
baB bas rgefrieren" Der pflanas nldt
INNER elm rGrfrieren" bebeutet. Wens
bas bur9 8ilouns bon Gistriitallen IN
ben 3pif9snsellrdumen Der @etpebe
eebunbene Waiier langIam tpieDer
flifiig tpirb unb in bic 3elen auriid'
febrt, bann erbolt ii9 bic pflan5e, bic
raefroren" mar, ipieber uno bleibt am
Qeben.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1907-03-21
pir arer. @tuutet 1tnn Qnpnn.

Oas 0erbdltnib aipif9en ben 8erz
einigten Staatsn nnb Sapan bat iih
felt Dem Jrieben ron portsmoutb be-
7tdnbig peridle6tert. Der falifprniz
i9e Sdulitreit, Der iid in ben lebten
Sasen 10 plDBlif auseipist fat, lit
nur Elm Symptom hie1er Spannung,
beren Wur5eln in benz INNER fddrfer
tperbenben NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
beiber Staaten gu iu4en iinb. sic
seiete iidb ihon in Dem sroBen Gifer
bes prGiibenten Ropiepelt Sen ruff
fiIh=iapaniihen Grieg pbne tpeitere
G9pddung 8ublanos gu Gnbe gu
bringen, lie seigte itd au6 in benz
Gineiil6en 8obtott ameritaniider
Woaren, Der BEL ben Sapanern ni9t
nur Wobleefallen erreste, fonbern unz
bertennbar audi beinlid unteritiitz
3ung 9efunoen bat.
Die S9tpGhuns RuBlanos als
Maatfattor i'm fernen Siten uno bas
ensliI9 japanii9e 8iinbnib nit iei<
nen tbatid9lt9 Sitaiien monopolifiz
renben paragrarben baben Oie 8ereiz
nigten Gtaaten lire fhOniten uno
ii9srten 6offnunssn in bOditem
Mabe gefGbrbet. getpiB mar es au9
Thon Dor Dem ruifil9zjapanii6en
arisse elm bombaitiider Nmerifantsz
mus, penn man ben Stillen Saean
einen >amerifanif9en See Der 3utunft
nannte. Mber Oas ldBt iid ni9t Be-
itreitsn, bab Die ameritanifde &esiez
runs unh aid Die @eihdftspelt bas
cftaiiatiide Mbfatsebiet als einen
tpirtbidaftliden ssattor eriten Ranz
ees fir bic 3utunft in lire Rednung
einseiellt batter. llno biefer @ebanfe
lit aud i'm tpeientliden gum 0ater
hes nun enolid) i'm 8au befinbli9en
panamafanals getporben, benn allein
aus Hiidii9ten militdriIder 0ertbeibi=
ounq pber dber Inn Elm 1ogenanntes
internationales &ulturpert su ihaf=
fen, bat man es ii9erli4 ni9t setban,
bat man aud niGt jenen @taatsftrei9
duf ben1 eSitbmus bon Ydnamd aus
gefiibrt, Der n0tbig mar, um has 8ez
biet in bic 6ano gu betommen. Die
Ter Ranal 1on Dor allem Der tpirtbz
fdaftliden Offenfipe, ipenn mir uns
bieies Musbruds bebienen biirfen,
nad Oitaiien binein bienen, er foll
fir bic bafenreide Oitfeite oes norbz
cmerifanifhen Sentiments einen benfz
bar fursen Werbinbungspeg oaritelz
len. Nun lit 0ur6 ben Rrieg bic Gage
auf unabfebbare Soften b04it nnaiinz
ftia aefporben unb bon oer Dor benz
rnffiidejopanif9en Rriese Bis gu eiz
nem gefpiifeu @raoe bprbanbenen
freien Ronfurren5 Der europdif4en
MG4te auf ipirtbfhaftlidem Gebfet in
0ftaiien ift niht mebr bic Nebe. Da=
ran 6noern alle Nebensarten unbNtrs
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1907-03-21
1lus Der wod3e,
Oslt uno Eeben unter Der, Eupe
e6itorie!!er Betrahtuns.
3rsrkel1r naf ne,tr Ocean.

4tsrksbr nuf bent Wrea.t.
Mus Der @tati{tit Der i'm Sabre
1906 in ben Wereinisten Staaten eez
ionbeten pafasiere ersibt iid. bob
IA @diffabrtsseienfdaften an benz
pai1agierpertebr iiber ben Mtlantiz
fdkn Osean betbeilist tparen. sic baz
Zen i'm @anaen 1.159,551 perionen
iiber ben MtlantiInen Soean nett
ipdrts in einen Qafen Der Union sez
brd1t. Dabon fubren 80 proaent i'm
s3ipifhenbed, liz proaent in slpeiter
unb 81 proaent in eriter Raiiite.
Inter ben IA @9iffabrtseefellfa
ten rasen flint fdon baburh berpor,
boB fie auber ibrer 9auptlinie bon III
rem 5eimatbsbafen aus (9amburs,
Bremen, 2iperpopl unb @lasspip)
aud nod eine reselmdBtse Derbinz
bung atpi1den einem ober mebreren
MitteImeerbdfen unb ben @ereinisten
Gtaaten unterbdlten. Mebr als
100000 paKasiere baben nur bier
@eIeufhaften peftipdrts iiber Den
Oaean bef0rbert: bie 9amburgz
Glmerifa 2inie 1859 perionen,
Der glprbbeutIde 2lopb 1858, Bite
gunarb=2inie 1892 unb bic
9pbite Star>2inis 1O2,51s .perfonen.
Die iiberrasenbs 8ebeutuns Der beiz
ben beutfhen Sniffslinien geseniiber
ibren beiben nddtisiten ensliiden
gtipalinnen aeist ii6 in alien alafen
bes pafagierbertebrs; am auermeiiten
aber in ben 3ablsn Der aipeiten 3az
iiite. Sn proaenten Ms Geiammtperz
febrs Der betreffenben alaHe tamen
auf bic beiben beuti9en @efelI9aften
in Der eritsn 8ajiite 35'5 prpaent, in
Der Stpeiten senau ebenfo piel, i'm 3rptz
{denoedspertebr 80 prosent. Die
beiben enslii9en 6auptlinien batten
in Der er1ten 3ajite 27a Yrooent bes
@eiammtpsrfebrs, in Der apsiten aa:
jiite "a proaent, i'm 3pifdenoed 20
Yroaent, blieben alio in Der eriteh
Saiiite um s. i'm 3pii4enbed um 10,
in Der 5meiten &aiiite nm II 4/5 proz
gent bintsr Sen beutIden Rbeoereisn
suriid. Die beutfhen @eieai6af ften
baben belpnbers fir ni9t aGlau reiche
ssamilien, bic ben Saean 5u bur6z
dueren babsn, in Der sipetten aajiite
Observation-Disclosures seidaffen. Die
ibrs Mnaiebunsstraft in itsisenbsm
Mabe ausiiben.
Mis febr bic eenunhten bier 2inien
iiber lire iibrisen sebn aonturrenten
bsrporragen, erstbt Die 8egeniiberitelz
lung Der paifasieroablen. Sn Der erz
ftsn 4ajiite tpmmen auf Die 10 Geleaz
IGaften sulammen nur 36s Pro5ent.
olIo tpenis mebr, als auf bic beiben
beutf9en aQein, in Der otpeiten &az
jite 405 Pro5ent, i'm ,3pif9enoed so
prosent Ser 9efammt3ahlen. Sarin
fpmmt Die 8orliebe Der poblbabenoez
rem paHasiere fir Die moberniten uno
eleeunteiten Sdiffe, tpie lie beionoers
bie 9amburg 9lmeritu 2inie, Der
Nprbbeutlhe 2lobo, bic GunarbzSinie
rnb Die Wbite Starz2inie in ben
otlantiIhen Oienit einseiteat baben,
Sablenmdbis gum Musbrud.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1907-03-21

ben Grperimente nit ben perfdiebenen
Nrten BON StOffen fur bas Babnbett.
| init 5hienen, 5dtpellen aus alien
mOslihen 9olsarten uno aus Giien
ausgefiibrt. Gerner tperoen bereits
betannte tpie neue Gnfteme i'm Sie@
nallpefen, in Der Meihentednit, neue
Oampf= unb MptorlofDmotiben er=
probt. iiberhaupt Werfude unb Stuz
oien auf alIen @ebieten semadt,
ipelhe nit Dem GifenbabntpeIen unb
beifen 0erpolltommnuns in Beaie=
buns iteben.
DAB Bel folder 0orforge bic 3abl
Der gifenbabnunfdlle auf eine perbdlt@
nibmdbig r1ieorises Mab befhrdntt
tpirb, ldbt iid eriparten. llnb in Der
Shat ipeiit Der 8abnbetrieb Deuti6z
lambs na6 MaBsate Ser peripnenbez
fDroeruns uno Meilenaabl einen serinz
gen proaentfab auf. 9err 9badera
brinst einen Wersleih stpiiden beutz
Iden unb ameritantiden getrieb
unb bariibsr folsenbe 3ablen aus oem
Sabre 1904. Sn bieIem tomen auf
ben beutiden 8abnen 953 Perionen
um, eineerednet iolde, bic infoise BON
8erlebungen innerbalb "a Stunoen
mad benz l1nfalle itarben. Sir bic
Wereinisten Staaten betrGst bic @erz
sleids5iffer 1O,046 perionen. Reouz
sirt man bie 3iffern auf bic 3abl Der
@epDlterune, 70 tommt in Deutfdlanb
elm Sobesfall allf $1,000 Gintpobner,
bier Elm Sobesfaa auf 5000 gtnz
tpcbner. g2o9 !blimmer fe1t iih bas
GerbGltniB beraus, ipenn man oie Soz
besfdlIe unb 8erlebuneen auf Die sleiz
DE Mn3abl Meilen Der porbanbenen
Shieneneeleiie bere6net. Gs iteat iih
bies @erbdltniB oann auf 9 perTpnen
in Oeutfdlanb se9en 80 in ben @ereiz
nistenStaaten. Nimmt man hinan bie
ungleid Di9tere beutfae 8epDlterung,
10 mub man itaunen bariiber, mas in
8esus auf Siderbeit bon 2eib unb
Geben auf ben 8abnen in Deutidlanb
srrei9t lit. 9err Sbadera fiist am
5dluHe feinem 8erihte bin5u: uOte
perf6tebenen peut1hen 8abnpernalz
tungen nebnen iiber ieben lnfall, tpie
erpB uber seripsfiisis er iein mag. bic
einsebenbite llnterfu6ung por. Sat-
INNER ipirb bic perIon ausfinbis sez
madt, ipelde fiir oas unsliid perantz
tportlieb lit, unb beitraft.
Sn benz lebteren puntte liegt piel.
8eitrafunsen, 0os beiBt am redten
plabe, fpiirben au9 pielleidt bier 81
tpeientli4en geierung fiibrsn, aber
bic eisentliden Sdulbieen iperoen
hisr boh ME eetroffen, fonbern nur Ell
rtee aufdlltee SiinoenbDde. Wdre es
anbers, ipiiroen mir bic seiebseberiz
iGen Mabreseln, NIT benen iebt 8unb
unb Staaten porgeben ipollen, tpentger
npt6tpenois baben. Oas 8eiipiel
Oeutfdlanbs aeiet, mas esf9eben
fonn, tpenn bic 8abnperpaltungen iid
ibren Derpflidtunsen fir Die Siderz
bsit bes 0ertebrs beipubt iinb.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1907-03-21

buns leibet ou1 tpieoer Bic AuolitGt.
Sci ben Sopunern 1T befanntIih bas
Gegentbeil Der Jall, serabe ibr perio.
nal ftebt auf febr bober @tufe, aubers
benz bat es ben unfddsbartn Wortbeil
unb NDrfprung eisener ariesserfdbs
rangen. 5iher f0nnen bic Mmeritas
ner in tpenis Sabren Diel nadz unb
einbolen. Sur 3eit aber tpiirben ernite
Differenaen nit Sapan fir lie Dorausa
iidtli9 bon bDdit naatbeilisen Golsen
{ein.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1907-03-21
Gin triibeH Uupttel.

60 erfreuli9 Der Hiidblid auf bic
ipirtbi6aftli9e Gnttpidlung unieres
2anbes lit, 10 traurig lautet bic Staz
tiItif Der 0erbre9en aller Mrten. Oas
Sabr 1906 bat bic Mprbz5tatiitif unz
ieres 2anbes I'm $3.50 syGlle bereiz
9ert. Wlit anberen Worten, an jebem
Sage bes Sabres, bic Sonntage eins
gerednet, iino apiIden 25 unb 26
Menf9en Dpn fren1ber 6anb getDbtet
iporben. 9(lfo Elm Morb iebe @tunbe
= eine furdtbare 3iffer! Sm' Sabre
1905 paren es i'm @anoen 9,212.
Wtr baben alio tpieberum Niid19ritte
sema9t. Nou je .neuntau1enb 8e=
ppbnern bes 2anbes lit einem tpiber=
re9tli6 bas 2eben senommen tporben.
uno ppn ben $3.50 MDrbern baben
nur 123 ibr 0erbrehen nit benz Spbe
bIbea n,iiiien. ,Sn ben tpeitaus mei>
iten 5dllen 1T Der Sbdter unentbedt
9eblieben, anoere finb nit berbdltniB<
lnabig geringen Strafen bapongefoma
men unb piele, Die atpar entbedt tpurs
ben, BADEN ii6 ibrer 8eitrafung aI
entaieben setpubt. Sn $500 Sdllen
fiibrte Streit gu Morb unb Sobt=
I9lag; Cos 6due tparen Haubmorbe;
in 721 Sdaen lentte Gtferiu9t bic
MorDpaffe, in 243 SdlIen fou Ilnz
5urednungsfGbieteit i'm Spiele getpe@
len iein, unb ISL tparen 4inbsmorbe.
Die lebtere 3iffer 1T perbdltnibmdBig
niebria, aber bic @riinbe bafiir 1inb
ia betannt, es bebarf nur Der yef1tels
lung Der 5batIahe. Muffallenb 1T
Die groBe Sabl Der Haubmorbe, un6
uidt minber auffaGenb iene 3iffer,
unter Der bic Opfer bes griindugigen
llnsebeuer5 rubriairt iinb. Ser bers
mebrts 9eiik fheint fir bic Shreden
Der @efeaiGaft belonbere Mnaiebun9
au baben. unD bic Opfer, bic man Der
2iebe niht brineen fann, tperben in
anberer Jorm brn Der @iferiu4t be-
an1pru9t; cine Grf9einung, bic tbren
9aupterunb ippbl in fittlihen @ers
irruneen bat. Oas itarfe &ontingent,
bas bic 6rauen 81 biefem '9beile Der
Statiftit 'tellen, 1T bemerfenspertb.
Sn insssIammt 28O 6dllen hanbelt
es ii4 um Ooppelmoroe, unb bapon
lpurben neunaebn BON Srauen perz
iibt. sSn SO SdIen tObtete Der M0rz
cer pber bic M0rberin bret per1onen
3uglei9, in "a 5Gnen bier unb in
oreibig 5Gllen flint; in einem Talle
ipurDen feds perfonen auglei9 ermorz
bet, unb in einem fieben, iebesmal cine
ganae syamilie. Mn16einenb lag in
beiben 5dllen 9taubmorb bor. Man
brau9t ni9t Werfedter Der Sobes=
5trafe gu iein,> um nit unbebagen gu
pernebmen, bab eine 10 gerinee Mn=
aabl ber Mprbe nit Dem 1obe gefii6nt
iporben 1T. gs iit> bas Werfasen ,ln>
lerer Ne9tspfleee, bte biefes l1nbez
baaen perurIa9t. Gs tommt rlibt bars
auf an, !pie Der MDrber betraft tpirb;
aber es fonlmt fir bic @eieGf9aft
aaes barauf an, baB er beHraft tpirb.
unD apar 10, baB bic Strafe gu benz
Nerbre9en I'M reaten Derb6ltniB
ltebt. Inter einer tpoblseorbneten
Nehtspflege selinst es einem er<
tpif9ten MtOrber nur gang ansz
rtabnstpeiie, iih Der i'm @efebe bor=
oeiebenen 6trafe au entaieben; bier
eelingt es nur gana ausnabmstpeiie,
einen Morber Der ftrafenben @ere9<
tiefeit ausauliefern, unb bas 1T fiir
unfere Hehts5uitGnbe ales anbere,
nur fein Rompliment.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1907-03-21

Maulpurf su pertilgen.
Menn man Elm in Serpentin getauh=
tes 2Gpphen IN ieinen Gang itsdt,
beiritt Ser Maultpurf benlelben rid)t
irie6er unb let man bieies NerFabren
fort, 10 miro er balo pertriebtn iein.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1907-03-21

Gin Noif, bas bic sroben Mdnner
ieirer @efdihte ni9t bodbdlt, lift ipie
Elm Menfd, Der feline gltern berleuss
net.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1907-03-21

@egen Branbtpunben babe
man itets cine Glaibe 2einOl unb cine
Glafde aaMpaffer Dorrdtbis. 8eioes
gu gleibenN abeilen bur4 ftartes
Sbiitteln frifht gema9t unb nit ei=
nisen 9ropfen 8leieiiig permifdt, 1T
eines Der beiten Mittel sesen 8ranbz
tpunben. gs ipirb auf 9erbanbtDatte
gesofen unb bamit ein umi4las se@
maht.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1907-03-21

JIedenreinisuns. gepor
mon eirten eefGrbten Stoff reinigt,
priife man INNER an sinem unbrau4z
barren Stiidden, poer on elmer ipenig
iibtbaren 6telIe, ob Die 8ebanblung
Oes sSledes Der 5arbe nidt fAaoet,
Sit Dies Ser San, Damn ldBt fib Der
sled niht tilgen, obne oab man einen
igrDberen Shaben ourh bic 3eritDs
rung Der 5arbe Deruriaden piiroe.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1907-03-21

E9elb geppr0ene @lfsnz
eini a den biei4t man ourd
5ineinlesen in Waier, benz ettpa elm
s,33ebntel Shtpefelidure suaefebt 1T.
gtahoem man fie in bieiem l Biz 2
e'tunren belafen bat, iino iie NIT tlaz
rem Waher abauipiilen.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1907-03-21

Wel9e @rabe BON RGIte
fDnnen pflanaen bertra=
9 END Sir bic Mebr5abl ber @ez
,pddfe gilt als Hesel, baB Der Sob
infolse oes syrotes um 10 eber einz
tritt, ie jiinser unb paferrei9er bic
@epebe 1ino. aerner b. Marilaun
fiibrt in feinem rpflansenleben" gum
9etpeile bsi7en an, oaB bic iunsen
5riebe Der u9en unb Giden 19on err
frieren, iobalb in elmer Sriiblinasnaht
bos thermometer 0 @r. (3eliius(
3eigt, fpGbrenb bic alten Bldtter i'm
1erbite ielbf na9 tpieberbolten SSr0z
ten nod Itanbbalten. Meiter bdngt
Der Sob Der pflanae pon Der Mrt unb
3uIammen5ebung Der 3eaiubitdna ab.
Die Gelbit Eel Gliebern berfelben 5az
milie) auberorbentli9 perfhieben iinb.
Wdbrenb bic pinie unb bic Meer=
ltranbtisfsr feinen Winterfroit bertra>
gen, erfrisren Mrrptbsn unb Orans
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Going to Get.

fairs, and he is ever on the go looking
to the interests of the people.
The people like to be entertained
and they will come many miles to
some amusement given by the mer-
chants of the town where they are
ever ready to go to sell their farm
products. The merchant cannot give
these entertainments unless he has
the support of the people and it is not
fair to expect this of the men that are
striving for livelihood, when the peo-
pie send their money to a concern in
some far away city that will neither
contribute to any of these enterprises
or take an interest in the. surround
ings thereof.
Home trading makes home indus
tries, brings more to the town and
keeps them there, and 1t helps to build
up the place. But the town will be at
a stand-sti1l SO long as the people per-
sist in this way of robbing the home
merchants of the right to live and do
business among them
If the people will keep their money
at home there will be no need for
complaint. The place will assume a
lively air. it will take on metropoli-
tan look, and the people will say to
IneIr neiSnoor IndI business Is SOOo,
and it will be, as long as the people
continue to trade in the home mar
kets- The least that person can do
toward the betterment of the COM
munity and his own interests, Is to
keep the money at home and see to it
that it is put where it is most needed
and wanted
This should be q vital question to
all concerned in the welfare of his
community and it should be an estab-
lished rule that one should not seek
for things in other parts that he can
get at home
FENTON ] LAwLER-
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1907-03-09
Value of the Newspaper.

Some Republican congressman were
discussing the presidents suggestion
to shut out from the mails such news
papers as have been printing indecent
details of the Thaw trial in New
York. Mr.. Littlefield of Maine in
dulged in a general review of the
press, its powers, functions and priv
ileges. IF it were not for the vigilant
press of this country, with it's trained
corps of representatives in Washing
ton," he said, 81 don't know whether
I would care to serve in congress. Ny
experience here has taught me that
the newspapers perform a service of
fnesdmable value to the country.
sometimes think that congress would
drift into many excuses if the press
gallery were not here to keep us in
bounds"
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1907-03-09
HOME MERCHANTS
GOOD REASONS WHY THEY DE-
SERVE YOUR SUPPORT.
MEANS MUCH TO COMMUNITY
He 10 at the Head Of the Things
That Are Good for the
Town and Your
self.

Copyright. by Alfred C.. C1ark-)
The above head is subject that
can well be treated as open for dis
cussion and consideration at any and
all times 1t is also a subject that
should interest all persons who have
at heart the welfare Of the community
in which he lives and who wishes to
see it grow and prosper.
No person can AFFORD to do what he
knows will work an injury to the COM
munity in which he lives. In justice
to himself he cannot refuse his sup
port to the home industries that are
striving for existence and the welfare
of the town in which he goes to do his
trading.
In considering this question it
should be borne in mind that the coun-
try people, like all other American
citizens, are always on the lookout for
a place to invest their money that
will bring them the biggest returns
for the least expenditure; in this they
are right and are justified in so doing,
but, at the same time they should re-
mem Der that they are dependent on
the home merchant for the money that
they send to foreign markets.
If they should stop to think how
these catalogue houses are operated,
and look into, and know, the true con-
dition of affairs, probably they would
reconsider the stand they had taken
toward them. In many cases the peo-
pie are ignorant of the true surround
ings and inside operations of these
concerns and think they are doing
right in sending them their money.
They are led to believe that what they
get from the catalogue house is the
same article that the home merchant
sells, only at a much lower price. The
majority of the people do not know
that they are buying the cheapest
article that can be manufactured and
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1907-03-09
Feminine Amenities.

isn't that the poetess over there
In the corner who came to see us after
dinner the other night?" asked the
girl. land wept all over the place, tell
ing US her tale Of woe; wept SO that
went out and got some things for
her dinner and cooked them for her
and you brought out bottle of your
very best wine and gave it to her?"
Yes" returned the woman, "sht
doesn't seem to see us now, does
she?"
THE next time she comes to us
with her tale of VICE." affirmed the
girl severely, 'she won't see us, II We
catch a glimpse of her first