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Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1908-10-21

1 -i|I :
The party arrested pleaded guilty
and each paid the sum of $3.50 and
costs. Mr.. Barmeier stated in an in
tervfew that there seems to be mis-.
taken idea among some of the resi-
dents along rivers throughout the
State that because the stream runs
through their farms they have a right
to- take fish from its waters in any
way they choose. This is wrong
idea and contrary to the law. The
streams belong to the commonwealth
and illegal fishing applies to those
through whose farms the river runs,
as well as to others.
Mrs. M. F. Van Auken will enter
tain the Masonville ladies aid society
on Friday. dinner to be served at
noon.
Mrs. Aaron Richardson and Miss
Villa Richardson went to waucon
Saturday for few days visit at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Will Richard
son.
ri. G. Tucker Of Mazomanie, Wis
consin, was in the city last week as
guest at the home Of his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. L. G. Tucker. Mrs.
Tucker hhas been here several weeks
and returne,: to Mazorlarie with
Mr.. Tucker Monday.
/, Mrs. G.. w. Durham is visiting at
Vermillion south Dakota at -; home
~ Mr.. and Mrs Cherries Basr.t.;, and
with her DAUGHTER Miss Durham. who
is attending tie state unive,st..,
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LAND For sArEE.s

In Iowa, North and South Dakota and
Minnesota. Parties contemplating in
vesting in Iowa, North and South Da-
kota or Minnesota will make no mis-.
take in seeing me before going to
look for land, as have gone to con.
siderable expense to inform myself
in regard to land as above mentioned.
l am here to give this information to
parties interested and guarantee the
advice to be correct. will accom-
pany parties to look these lands ov-
er and should they invest will refund
all travelling expenses. Will also
take in mill property or stores, or
any other trade that you have. I have
in Allamakee county the best bar.
gains that ever were given in land,
ranging from $4,000 to $4,000 per
acre. Write or caM and see these
lands. c. j. WAGNER,
40 wks12 Lansing, Iowa
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FOR SALE.
Chester white stock hogs, enquire
of the undersigned on the Bronson &
Carr farm. I'M IN
straub Bros.s
Manchester, Iowa.
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE.
Carpets. stoves and furniture in
Guiding folding bed. Call at house
Thursday afternoon, October 49,.
1 VIZ. Mrs. F. N. Beacon
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An ln.pired seuIptre..l.

An inspired SSutP1rooSs
4 As a mere girl Miss Winnie Ream, the
sculptress. visited Rome. her soul filed
with enthusiasm for music and art.
On one occasion she was taken to one
Of Lisxt's concerts and was fortunate
enough to obtain seat near enough
to hive touched him with. her hand.
AS the great master played she lis
tened rapturously to the wonderful
music. entranced mud forgetful OF ev-
erything save the glorious sounds pro.
duced by his inspired touch.
AT a pause List turned and looked
at her. and quietly. without word. he
leaned and overlaid one hand over
hers and gently pressed 1t In silent
recognition Of the appreciation which
glowed in her large black eyes and
filed her whole being. At the close Of
the concert he turned to her and said,
my child, we need no introduction"
AT her earnest request that he would
sit for her he readily consented, and
she modelled the bust from lite, putting
In the work the true artists inspiration
and power. which dlone cad give to 1t
the touch Of strength and affe. Balti,
more SIM. = asoh 4
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~. nl.es l'om .he 'oWn u Icy ma
anu are neso'la''n ior o.ner pro =.
pelsy Aeal enere. n lawn, ny = new
somn anuI ~ .ne lnias1 81 . r'ch ana
le'1le asicu''uraliiisec'ion'
The state University at Iowa Cit!
enjoys an enrolimenss given TOUT last
week. OF 1920 students, an increase
OF loo over that Of last year! IN the
liberal arts department, there's are II
III law, 2o6;s medicine, 2SsSs homeo
pathic. 81; dental. 1852; pharmacy
%; graduate, 1856; engineering. 225i
music. 81; and library training, 40
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KEMMERlsE,
'ily 2l1 Herald Bldg h9oo
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SALT LAKE REAL ESTATE.
Unlike stocks. is not affected by pres
idential elections. Why not get homo
this fall? Can sell
acres Of choice land. on State st. not
40 good sound bearing fruit trees. bal
ance In lucern, large barn for 10 head
stock. brick chicken house about 80 n,
long for $1,000. Worried about The PROS
poets OF making living? This little farm
is bound to support you. 1t will increase
In value every day.
\ brand new terrace. rooms each
side. modern throughout. not quite COM
pleted, lot 90 II. front: already leased for
S45 per month, can sell for S5200 will net
3 per cent on money invested. It's To-
Gated on 7th East and it's all right
On East ist South, a 7-room modern
2-story white pressed brick; It's mod
with alley in real: all special assess
ments. sewer. sidewalk and paving paid
for, sewer connected, the price. on rea-
sonable terms. $4,000.
No. e31 w. 1st South. This place must
be sold: it's a 5-room frame adobe lined
e. ]. and water In house and room for
bath Price reduced to $3.50,
Near 9th East and 9th South, the fol-
lowing: A brand new groom modern
brick cottage. lot 37sxl1o feet. for s2soo
A 5-room modern frame. adobe lined
lot 50xl57 to alley. house In flrst-class
condition. yard Improved with fruit.
flowers. etc. barn. chicken house; s250o
5000 cash and s35 per mo. inc. int.
5-room modern brick with 55x157 IT. to
alley. It's a splendid house and well
located. for $1,000. $1,000. bal. easy terms.
Have a. piece OF property on East Ath
South, lot 7hx20 rods, which I can sell
for 80 per cent less than any property
offered for sale in that vicinity. l can
show you where you can clear $4,000 on
1t within six months It's impossible to
advertise all the good things I have on
my books, 1t does not matter II It's a
lot far out or close In, $1,000 or SO. 900
house or any kind of business property.
you can secure u through my agency at
a better price and better terms than any
where else; Is years experience in Salt
Lake realty ought TO give an agent sone
sense and knowledge as TO values.
A. RICHTER.
10 West 1st South ST. Phones Gal
p3516
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A, M'KELLAE & co.
SPECIALS
FOR THIS WEEK,

FOR THIS WEEK,
$3.50, 81.
$500 cash, balance $25 per month. buys
n fine. modern pressed brick cottage, new
ly papered throughout, handsome mantel.
cleo. fixtures. south front. choice location
on 4th avenue.
$3.50.
a lovely strictly modern red pressed
brick home, east front. on 9th East. This
is a beauty. Owner leaving city. VIII sell
furniture.
BUNGALOWS,
BUNGALOWS.
Examine the . handsome homes wo have
on the corner OF Ist ave. and J St. modern
In every respect, paved ST., sewer. gas.
elec. It's. elec. fixtures. furnace, laundry,
cement walks, etc. We defy competition
at our prices.
LOOKING FOR A HOME?
HERE IS GEM.
Look at No. LOB So. 12th East one of
the SWEETEST Groom modern bungalows in
the city: II will pay you to see 1t wheth-
er You buy or not,
A. M'KELLAR & CO.,
631 w. End So.
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THREE FINE LOTS NEAR STATE ON
llth So. $1,000. Easy terms
3 fine lots northwest close IN. cement
walks, $3.50: cash or cash: worth $3.50
each,
, lots near Liberty park. $3.50 cash;
worth 1876 each,
lots l1th SO, near 9th e., $500 cash;
worth 5000.
All owners nonresldents, We have a
very short time at these prices.
"Sce us' at once II you are Interested,
HUBBARD NV, CO.
Sc w. 3rd So. &C
Phones lT3.
Call on us for Fire Insurance.
hiss
BY OWNER, 5-ROOM MODERN BRICK
house on 9Th East, nice place. 31S
State street. g3iQS
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F1RST-CLASS MALE TICKET TO CHI
cago; young, smooth face. Address G-3,
Tribune. h935
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MAIL CLERKS,
Eclerks, carriers. For Novem-
|4ion Instructions. apply Cow
E1eition Bureau. Rochester.
B gl120
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4 DO PLAIN COOKING AND
ipuse%ork; no laundry work
oVo 90 ave. hl056
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FOR sAMLM1soELr.ANEous

LADY'S DIAMOND RING. ADDRESS
H46, Tribune. for appointment. h9I5
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GENERAL HOUSEWOyE,
kp home nights. SlS e. Ist
4 Sehb-A' hS6S
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FOR RENT-FURNISHED

CLOSE IN. FOR GENTLEMEN. 142
So. End Il. h9io
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FOUR ROOMS. WITH ALCovE, AND
FIVE rooms. both modern, close In, one
block from Eagle Gate Inquire at %
Canyon rond. h42l
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IA COOK, OUT OF TOWN.
20 children no objection Call
<prk' hi043
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EiENCED SALESLADY FOR
4 dept. in mining camp: give
STATE salary. HIS, Tribune.
y bl055
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TIE HOOPER FARM.

TIE HOOPER FARM.
On 18th South street, near the Country
club. five acres In orchard, lawns, alfalfa,
etc: complete fish hatchery and ponds
containing over $4,000 trout: will pay big
interest on investment, Modern bunga-
low with hot water heat, bath. etc, Most
beautiful country place In Salt Lake coun-
ty. apply Caine d Hooper Co,
Hooper bldg. Bell phone 2525.
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FOUR-ROO MOD. IN REAR 500 so.
Temple, Nissing court. house No. o.
h965
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LADY'S FIRST CLASS o. S. l.. TICKET,
Salt Lake 10 Boise. and one from Ogden
to Boise, limit Oct. 81. Main 2295-N.
r33On
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II GIRL FOR GENERAL,
" must know how TO cook.
ats; good wages. Call morn
4 End South st, gfia
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NEW SIX ROOM BRICK. THOROUGH
ly modern. gas, furnace. etc: 2nd So.
bet 5th and 9Th f. rent $50 l. X, J.,
Furniture and Carpet lnstalmcnt House
Phones Exchange Is. h3Se
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FOUR-ROOM BRICK COTTAGE AND
summer Kitchen; close in; no children.
1874 w 9th So h9l3
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TWO FURN. HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS:
1I2 X ST. EaIS
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United. SPARKS CANDY
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UTAH CHAPTER NO. l. r. A. M.
Stated convoca tIon first Wednesday In
each month at Masonic hall, corner Sec .
ond East and First South streets, COM
panions cordially invited. C. r. Kut-
newsky. II. p: Moses C. Phillips, Serre-
tary.
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1fOUNG WOMAN: MUST
kccping experience. Apply at
mcdonald Candy Co.. l59 w.
~ hl0ii
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N OF SOME EXPERIENCE
\ bookkeeper: references re.
ross G-43, Tribune. g3S62
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CHOICE 2, AND 5-ROOM BRICK,
pantry. e1ec. light and water, boG S,
End West. g2035
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WATCHES & JEWHLRY

4 CASH. WHEN WE SELL
~ mercbnndise at lower prices
2 stores, on the installment
credit is good. Always glad
.'ocs' Large stock 10 select
Icweiry Co., 323 S. Afaiu st
n 1886
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ELEGANT FURNITURE FOR SALE.
parior and dining room set, kitchen
range, for days only. IS So. 9th East,
h952
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CARPET CLEANING

- >~--(>>--~S>-~>>~~~o,>-~--~-
S1i.i ~ PERFECTLY CLEANED ON
The floor; no trouble 10 you: work r,,aT
9nteea. ~, American Carpet Cieuning Co.
l MONT '-'i-f' fS66
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FOR RENT

ROOM MOD, GOOD CoNDI-
tlon: North Bench; close In. Possession
November 20. Bell phone 3Ss9-G, l6i
Center street. cor. Apricot h95i
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CARPENTER SHOP AND BARN FOR
rent, In rear 26l So. 2nd East. g1410
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Ed HELP-MALE

fAKERs WANTED. WARM
'1ndry Co. h'7'
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PATENT-MACHlNE FOR FORMING
trenches and rolling soil: just the thing
for making irrigation ditches Address
Hans Erickson. Box "A. Bridser. Wyo.
CS7a
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FoR sALE-REAl ESTATE


NO. 40 WEST SECOND SOUTH.
NO. 80 WEST SECOND SOUTH
We have moved to our new ground floor
headquarters. east Of Salt Lake Hard
ware Co
No. 40 West Second South.
MEEKS & MCCARTNEY,
Real Estate. Loans. Rentals, Fire In
surance.
s3400-Beautlful all modern 5-room red
pressed brick. connected with
sewer lawns, shade. large lot. on
Mcclellan avenue; terms: a snap
$S500-Strictly modern new pressed brick
on Eighth East. sewer, sidewalks.
etc; only $3.50 TO $500 cash. bal
ance easy.
$3100-Beautiful modern home. with fur
mace, fine lot. south frontage: 9Th
East; terms; reasonable.
pressed brick. Sixth East; fine cor
ner lot; good terms.
saooo-1oxs rods. 18th East and 4th so.;
5000 each fine lots Waterloo; 81 cash,
81 per week.
$500 each. two lots Paradise addition,
Eleventh South; 81 cash. 81 pei
week.
s15so-4x1o. 9Th So and 11th z.
S1100-40x132 and right M st.
Several flne buys in business property
and acreage,
Meet us at our new headquarters. same
office as Chicago Northwestern, No. 4C
West Second South. Bell phone 2622.
MEEKS G. MCCARTNEY,
40 West Second South,
Real Estate, Loans. Rentals, Fire In
Surance.
h1O1!
MEEKs & MCCARTNEY.
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y ,1MBITIOUS YOUNG MAN
,>al store and repair shop;
est $500 or more in stock OF
>ddress H-45. Tribune. hS9'
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81 ROY FOR SHOE SHIN
coin Houses good money Tor
Z $3.50
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ED SHEEP AND CATTLE
Zen. Exclusive territory and
'<>tf TO salesman with estab-
( Officer OF company Will be
= City about Oct. 20. Address
\ The Tribune, g1oSa
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LEARN BARBER TRADE.
rished. Now IS the time to
i, fall trade Is upon us. Moler
se. 10 Com'l street. Send for
g2040
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FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE
SALT LAKE REAL ESTATE.

N">71o-"@"~~~~|-'1o1"- ---o-"-o~-~)'~----~--~'
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, ASSESSMENT WORK ON
II mining claims for liberal
'nlrns. Hal, Tribune. h9o'
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CATERERS

,~~~~~~>>~><N~>~~N~-~7 -~>~--~-~---
MRS. :. NJ. SPENCER WILL CATER
for horne parties. dinners and lunch
cons. Ind, phone 1904 2s0 L. End So
hG2
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EMPLOYMENT AGENCY
and household help.
for laborers.
18th. Phones 46t. c743
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ladies TO MAKE APRONS.
=. no cost 10 get work ma
Z prepaid; inclose q stamped.
Envelope. Home Apron &
JOS Angeles. Cal. has
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CHIMNEY SWEEP

CHIMNEY SWEEPING AND FURNACE
cleaning. Leave orders Druehl *
Franken Drug Store. Both phones 100
g32Sc
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MIZPAH CHAPTER, NO.
5. Order Eastern Star
Stated meetings first
Monday OF each month.
Masonic Temple, corner
Second East and First
South Visiting members
cordially invited. Cora J.
Mehse. W. M: Flora e.
Sinclair, Secretary.
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NICE, CLEAN WARM WINTER
rooms; good board; $500 and up a
week; board 81: bath. phone; terms. il0
South Second West. hi06
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IOWA STABLE-LADIES' AND GENTS
saddle horses, divided skirts. Phone
4406. MEGA
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acknowledgements or which by our con
temporary, at this time. is very highly
apprecia ted {y3 II n II
WHEN WOMEN WILL I D VOTE !,

- = =
The question, When Will women be
allowed to vote ~ is easily answered!
When they really desire to exercise
that responsibility. and not till them
Friends Of the suffrage movement
who have lately been elated at the
enormous progress made by this cause
in Great Britain, will also note that
1t is showing signs in this country.
At Dess Moines on Friday. Judge Taft
also Went on record in relation to this
issue outside of the party platforms.
He said: I am in favor of woman
suffrage when. all the women want II. ("
This may mean muchEor little, ac-
5cording to the amount of emphasis
placed on either the first or the second
clause Of Mr.. Tafts statement. Yet
coupled with the previous statement
of the candidate that he welcomed,
the opportunity of talking not to
voters. but to- those who control the
votes, = it seems to show a decided lean
ing in the direction of suffrage for wo-
men. ~
II Is also true that women win in all
probability not get the right to vote till
they make it perfectly clear that they
really desire that privilege OF COM
pietc citizenship.
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UNITY IS ESSENTIAL.

Ever since the beginning Of the
E world; the success OF human states
has been measured by the forces that
tend to discord and dlsunion. Union.
makes for strength. 1t means pros
pertty. for it is as dew of Heaven
that descands upon the mountains of
Zion = When the citizens of nation
arc for the advancement OF the gen
eral welfare, forgetting self in the
work for all, the nation grows and
becomes strong Japan furnishes a
modern Illustration.
Unity is the very soul OF success
OF human cooperative endeavor.
Organization and plan and loyal adj
herence to the legally constituted ti-s
rccting powers are indispensable to-
achievement That truth we read In
nature no less than in the Scriptures,
and reason and experience testify to
it. In the heavens above the immense
and innumerahle systems OF worlds
would soon return to chaos but for
their being subject to the general
law that governs the universe. And
f3tItC vi 6etiliSlil Llittt
$istence would perish but for the
harmonious cooperation OF all It's
parts When that is disturbed, the or
ganism perishes eventually. RI
Perhaps that truth is nowhere made
clearer than in the organization Of the
human body. Prof. Huxley compared
lit to an army, of which each cell Is
a soldier; each organ. u brigade; tho
central nervous system. headquarters
and field telegraph; the ali,nentary
and circulating systems. the commits
iariat The losses of this wonderful
army, he says, are made good by re-
8cruits born55iil camp, and the life Of
the individual Is a campaign, conducts
ed successfully for a number of years,
1,he smile, though pleasing, is far
1 from perfect 1t tells tho truth, how
ever. that not only are an Q organization
and directing intellitience neces-
s.iry to conscious existence and IN
telligent action, but the subordlnation
OF each organ. each aggregation Of
cells and individual cells to that IN
tclllgence is also necessary. When the
organs refuse to perform the func--i
lions for which they are adapted, the
body -nrishes.
An army would be ineffective IL each
Individual were left to act for himself lls
without a. general plan. 1t is the
same with human society In any form r1l
in which it may exist. Its success de-
ponds upon unity and harmonious l' ell
fort. For that reason every influence
that tends TO dlscord and disu union IS -
inimical to the interests OF all. Those
that sow discord are traitors 20 70 tlle
organism. Y
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REC EN1. PUBLICATIONS.

The broadway M gagine appears for
October under the Name OF Hampton's
broadway Magazine. the addition Of
the personal name being that of Benz.
y. Hampton, the editor and publisher.
% anpton's Broadway Magazine CON
ance, the chief being the first install
ment Of Admiral Evans Own Story
OF the American Navy "Ftghtlng
Bob writes as he iights--he shoots
straight and hard. His style Is vivid,
picturesque and patriotic, full Of AM
8elican vigor and spirit. A biography
of Admiral Evans Is also appended,
and a poem by Rudyard Kipling. An
article of Importance In Halnpton's
Broadway Magazine for October is
Eugene p. Lyle's .sThe Supreme
Court" In these times of politics. there
is one fog-clearing article for tho AM
serican people to read. The next presi-
dent has the appointment of practi-
scally majority in this judicial Chs
raltar. III Is OF vital Importance that
each voter learn from Mr.. Lyle's ar
$ticle Just what effect his vote is going
to have-not only on present presiden-
tial history, but on Supreme Court his
tory for the next two decades--for all
are for life. There are four other in
teresting articles: one by Lindsay
gDenison on newspapers, press agents,
tainted news, and made-to-orde trou-
Bile; one by James III. Collins on The
Business Woman a humorous one BY
Porter Emerson Browne on Tin Pan
Alley" where all the popular songs are
.'lnanufactured;' and one on the dane
Ing craze, illustrated by very beauti-
full photographs of the leading dane
ers.-Marbridge Building, Herald
Square. New York.
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RESERVOIRS FOR FLOODS.
Philadelphia Press.

Georgia and Carolina floods have
cost over 100 lives by drowning and
the direct damage to property is put at
not less than s5,0Oo,000 This dam
age is a triHe by the side of the dis
organization to business. tho loss of
wages and profits, the families left de-
pendent and the men aud women in
middle life who see their all swept
away, too late to start again. These
Hoods sweep the whole rim OF the
mountain region that extends under
one name or form or other from New
Hampshire across intervening states.
now low and now high, to north
Georgia and Alabama. Nowhere are
they more destructive than In this
state This city yearly suffers from
them. Reforesting the mountains on
the Atlantic seaboard will do some
thing to check these floods. but not
enough. Ample evidence exists of do
@structiye floods when the forests We're
still untouched. Nothing will work a
complete cure for flood reservoirs.
These would be a great work. They
would be the task of generation and
cost as much IN tha aggregate as the
Panama canal. But the same sum is
now spent in term of years dredging
out the rivers and harbors which the
floods fill with silt again and again.
Once built. flood reservoirs would fur
nish enough water power to pay the in
terest on their cost. Every great flood
Is "a prodigious waste of power The
rivers of this state, provided with food
reservoirs. would furnish light, heat and
power for factory and trolley, farm
and dwelling, on a scale which would
give value to great stretches now mere
hill and mountain, farms, and often not
worth cultivating. Devastating, dsas-
trous. murderous floods will continue
until food reservoirs not only prevent
Them but turn this great flood of water
to useful and profitable ends.