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Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1912-01-04

A letter from Lamar, Colo, says
the worst weather in the history of
that section has prevailed during
the past 20 days. The snow was ID
inches deep and generally all round
disagreeable weather prevails,
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1912-01-04

Carl Smith of the st. Louis Star
is spending a short vacation with
his folks in this city. Carl is an
other Monroe boy who is making
good in the newspaper world and
his friends are proud of him, to say
the least.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1912-01-04
Missouri dust Advertise

M.sgouTi dust Advertise
A comparison of the Missouri
population census with that of az
ricultural. forest and mining prod
ucts concluslvely demonstrates that
this State has been suffering from
an oversupply of the self-effacing
virtues.
Our output of eggs, lumber, wheat
zinc blende, standardized horses,
coal, mules, cotton, red apples and
spring chickens bankrupts descrip-
ton and challenges comparison
with that of any like area between
the Garden OF Eden and Death
Valley.
But the influx of population
which such an output should at
tract is not visible. Too many of
1.-THE footprints on our roads point
outward. made by young Missouri
ans going forth to conquer other
high places of the earth. Too few
point inward, in evidence of the
coming of the immigrant to pos
sess and till some portion of 49,
100000 acres of productive yet I'M
cultivated land.
Missouri is too modest. We are
next door to Kansas, but in this
case there appears to be nothing in
propinquity. We must advertise
1t behooves US to hire a band, put
up illuminated signs and wade
through printers ink to fame.
A promising movement in this
direction is fast taking shape. The
first convention of the State FEEDER
alton of Commercial Clubs will be
called to order in Jefferson City in
Just three weeks. Its chairman,
William Hirth, has sent out a call
which is at once a brief, a chal-
lenge and rallying cry.
He shows us Missouri leading the
nation in its production of stock,
mules and poultry, raising almost
as much cotton as Florida and al
most as much wheat as Kansas
exceeding the latter's corn crop by
100000 of bushels, producing
nearly as much from mines as Col
orado and sending $35,000,0OC
worth of lumber annually into the
markets of the world. Then he
eloquently asks whether we shall
continue to live at this poor dying
rate, increasing in population but {
per cent in ten years.
Missouri from Hannibal to Jop
lin and from Charlottesville to Tar
kio, should rise up as one man ir
answer.-Republic.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1912-01-04

II is reported that D, X. Vowel
has made the sale to Illinois parties
of the Barr farm Of 800 acres. The
price is not known but whoever
gets the farm gets a good one,
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1912-01-04

1t is not the tax that it will cost
to build good roads that will cripple
the community so much as the tax
that it will cost to do without
them. = Fulton Telegraph.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1912-01-04

Richard 0wsley and daughter, of
La Harp, ILL.,, spent the holidays
with Mr. Owsley's uncle, ]. E.
Spiker, in this city,
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1912-01-04

A son has arrived at the home of
Rev. and Mrs, w. Garrett Alcorn,
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1912-01-04

2. C. Proctor spent part Of the
week with relatives here
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1912-01-04

John W. White, wife and daueh-
ter spent part of the week with
Palmyra friends.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1912-01-04

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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-03-01

Observation-Disclosures u. Rielien
| Sorieris er 5reoos aften afeaaet
peo DOZEN, rs gar eamnel. Den
afosoe bar fsbt | Noree, men fom
iom ganife une Mono til 0anmarf,
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-03-01
8iifOpperncs 6Orilae til
YreiteDieliesritunl

o9r. Dobl.@ bar 6enpenot iig til
ffere al 0onmorfs Frpiter % be-
oct Dem notole Jig OH bette 5or-
lag. 9i meooeler Der ire al oisie
l~lotaleIier og oenter at meooele lie
re i ngite gr.
9ropit Do. 9Gidfelo.
5orilaget gsr Snotrpt al ct aom-
promiSiorila g og oen Oeroi %iolaen0e
9eitrGbelie efter at iomle g9ietnin-
gerne" (maoife ielu @orten Car
ien og 9riicfer) ON llOtrpf, iom De
ale foH %foritoa. bper pao i'm Nfoa-
De; bette g9Ioer iprIig l~lotrpffet:
gi0et 5 itaar poa 0oabsbefenoel.
lens @runO."
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-03-01
8alemen ebe0sprpit
30 orten Gar en-.

Om 9iitoppernes 5ori lag til ct
mt greite1sfte ifal ieg iorel6big
fun Iige, at Soneoipsrgsmnalet for
mig er, bporIe6es llOtrpffet: gioet
; ftaar poo Ooobsbeten0eliens
@rimo" ifal foritaas.
5fol oct foritaas iaaleoes, at en-
bper, iom nGgter noset al Sroen,
I. @fs. 5s6ielen Of Somfru @ario
eller Sem Iegemlige O%pitanoelie,
ifal afiettes, 90 bar ri pBolitfito'
ben.
Sfal oct life ioritaos inoleoes,
forefommer oct mig at bore en- for
nraelig Seq me6 oct belliglte, Ufe'
nigbeoen eier.
On llotalelie al 9iifop OitenfelO
| gBoIitifen" for 8. Sebr. ipnes,
bpis Den er ristie gengipet, at tpoe
pan oct iioite.
Seg for min Del tor bperfen bore
meb iii at BRUCE Oaabsbeten0elien
til Bolitiitoo eaer til 9egetsi.
9eqee Dele inneS mig lioe ufri.
iteIige og fororgelige.
0D @renlanosefspebition. I'm.
Der 0apn of Den banife @fspeoi.
tion iii Dronnine 2ouiies 9ono og
tpprs oper Rorogrsnlanbs Sno.
Ionoiis 1928 un6er 2eoelie al
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-03-01
2 0 ep r p 9. 5. 2our e II,
arfitrup.

SEQ Tlnoer | 9tltoppernes 6or'
iIoa til BrgiteIsite ct o9r0fiulOt
Siren ifri0t oerpeo, at De to 2efter
er arbeioet iommen til eet, oct bele
er giort Iettere ioritoaeIigt for 2eg-
folf, og Sfrfften, 3rosbefen0elien
og 2ereifriiterl1e foar 0eres BldOs
be0re onoiit.
5roSbefen0elien BRACES irem ira
.2Greitriiternes Rpfte og faor i'm
nutnrlige Blo6S peo Oooben, mems
2preIfrifterne bIiper gfr. ,, men to-
ties life bort. Der irembGoes, boaO
Der er oct certraIe - 9~efen0elien
peo ben Goo6, iom ser ifal 6ebes
me0.
0og bur0e g5oriogeIien bone pG.
ret taset meo. og l%lOtrpffet Oct
opoitoIiife Symbol" al 9enipn til
29gfolf pGret ombpttet nleo ben
o~poitoIiife 5rosbefen0elie".
5or Dem, Der life oil no / Den
tooliomme 3oIfefirfe", ipnes 6or.
ilo9et i oct bele aoOt og brligbart.
Men - nanr ale 8iIfopper /
ell 5slgeifrioeIie uOtoler iom 6eres
.Opfattelie, at port 6orilag giper
llotrpf ior Den 6oritaoelie al oct
nlgpIoen0e 8r9iteleite, iom bar
pnnoet SGpo / port airfelip, og
iom pi ogiaa timber at turoe goa
no ira peo Sroinationen al Bre-
tier, Oa ipnes 5oriIa9et mig at
omgines meo Gage.
5lbi giifop Boulien bar ioritaaet
oct mugeIoen0e BrPitelsfte 0erben,
at arboe.Hasmusien fan oPregrelt.
alltusminiiteren laOer / Senleen-
De til 0enne 9oritaaeIie 4..R. bline
| embeoet. Der berifer nh Iops.
beo fra De andre 9iifoppers SIDE.
9iifop BouIiens 6oritaoelie bGp-
6es / Brafiis.
gu 6ar 9iifop BouIien inmmen
meo De andre 9iifopper unoerifre-
pct 5oriIaget. % De andre giifop'
per bar iommen meo giifop Bolil.
fen unoerifreoet u0talelien ON 5or'
itoaelien.
Oermeo ipnes 5orila9et mig iom
iogt at ppre inObpllet | 8oage.
Ren meO Den Brofsis, Der b9poes,
JON 9oseruno, ipnes man at finite
Den tnoliomme 5olfefirfe", ON
emo ! ufIare 2inier.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-03-01

ltebro er forle0en afgaaet Deo 81.
Den, 70 Anr ganmel. Den afoeoe,
Der bar 3ofsationSmano for gep iDo.
ite MISUNDERSTANDING nere0e i'll.
oSolitebro Ap." itor Sl1tereSie for
SgnieaDlen og betragte0es paa oct
tie Omron0e iom EN- aopocitet; oeo
De tore 9onoSu0itillinger oor Fan
Oo o9ioa oltiO CONNER. San far
tioligere / en- 6olb SneS 9(or n9.
ret Observation-Disclosures / 2emnig.
5noebooeren at en- al 966en-
9nbns itprite Sla9teforretninger,
SIR. g%tieIien i 9tp9aoe, Anrbu5, er
Den 10. 5e6r. of9ooet peO OGDEN
OeO ct lllDtfestilfploe. San boeoe
i SeIIerltp, og pao 9eien til Sern-
banetationen, boorfra ban ifuloe
meO 8o9et ST. 6,26 til a66enboon,
gle0 ban / oct gIotte 3ere, iol0t ON
og 6IeD liggenoe JON 800. 5 en-
alttomo6il fsrtes ban til 2png6p;
men Der fltn0e 2Ggerne fun fon-
%itotere, at OGDEN bar ~in0traa0t.
MaiorinOe BON Stolen al Scr.
gegooroen peo Atpfebing =. er ben
10. Bebr. oe6, rs qlar gammel.
- Snap 100 Gor. @nfe Bertha
Wa0s0otter, Iom oar 9lan0ers-gg.
mems 9Ioite anin0e, er forleoen Of
ganet oe0 Oe0en. Zen af060e, iom
boe0e bos en- Ootterisn pao 9Gsiens
Worf, pil0e iii. o8on0. 81. Io." bp-
re fDl6t 100 @ar nh / Woi Waane0.
Gen gontle apin6e boooe p9ret
gift 4 8ange og bar Sl0emooer %
Tipol6emooer.
0prlpge Sgr0en Seuer al
Immitsbgl CT aigaaet peo 9eoen
| en- SLIDER af 70 aor. San Dor i'll.
Belle u. 8olfebl." en- meget fen6t
paa @gner, bpor ban bop6e
praftiieret / SO aor. Seiter Dor fe6t
/ Ror0bnlling Sogn / IngeI og
bao6e / alt proftiieret / ca. SO aor.
SIP. 6prmeIter poa anbol6t
6. Gbriitianien er forle0en oil.
gnoet neo 0eoen / @renoa / en- al.
Der of ca. 84 aar. Zen of0soe bon.
De / 33 aar pasiet 6Dret, ioet ban
/ 16 aor boooe opret asiiiient og
/ II aor 6prmeiter. Gbriitenien
bar fsot / 1928 o9 BAR Seteran
ira Ereaarsfrigen. Si0en ban |
1887 tog lin Afifeo, boe0e ban /
@renao; ban bar i'll. o@renoo Sol
Ell operor0entlig go0gsrenoe
Der bI. a. opretteoe ct Sc.
got pao 10000 ar. for tr9ngen0e
paa In6olot, ligeIom ban ifPnfe.
De Ell itor Sum til Spfsrelle al
8ens 5orIamlingsbus, JON b9rer
BANS Napn.
@aaroeier Beoer 9ooefoge0 /
ellie 9renonm er forleoen 900, 80
liar gammel. Zen afosoe bar III.
yaaIb. Stiitst." Ell oDgtig og az.
let Won0, og ban bar | aarenes
BOB baft mango offentlige 3illios.
ban bar bl. q. o9ret Sogne.
raaoSformono, Sorligsm9gler, Me.
1ig6eo8rooosmeolem og &asierer /
Weieriet.
- 8bo. 6o6rifont 5. 6. Spon.
Ier. @runOl9seeren al ben itore
Raifinfabrif pe0 aorspeien / Siin0-
By, er i'll. nEbiit. q. glp.~ iorle6en
peo Os6en / en- al6er al
94 aor. Gen afosoe, Der fra en- rim.
Je 9egpnoeIie opor6eiOeOe en- itor
girfiombeO, bar en- itilieroigManb,
bois mango Snteresier oeientli9
iol0t inoen for Siemmets Jiamme.
Ga noar ugift, men oporoe to 9srn,
IN ofoeo gro6er efterloo iig. Sire
Ii6ite aar tilbraste ban 6os en-
Der er gift meo 8abrifant
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-03-01
w>$eee'-.
lunmurk.


aoptain 5. 3. aod uOien0es ira
agben6oon omfring 1. SUM en-
gfspe0ition meo De / Rapnet ontD-
0e0e 6ormool. GfspeOitionen ior-
oentes tilboge / @iternnret 1913.
0mfoitningerne beetles Oels oeO
8ilifio ira Gorlsberg.6onoet og
0els oeo pripote 9i0rog. @fspe0i-
tionens aomite beitoar al 8icea0-
miroI @onOel iom 5ormon0. aon-
jul grif 2. Senius iom GoSierer,
@enerolfoniul 8oIo. @liicfitaot og
aoniul q. @%uopigien.
gfspeoitionen ofreiier me0 eget
Glib til 0onmarfs .5iorOen, boor
Gfspeoitionen, Der oesuOen beitaar
al 3ooIogen Qr. @egener ira @ar.
burg og 8otaniferen 2unooger, Der
begge oeltog / o9anmarfs"ss@fs.
petitioner, 9oar | 2on0 og oil bane
ia 9ei toprs ooer SnolanoStien.
Sele gfspeOitionen oil foite 10000
Str, boorof 6arlsberg -6onOet nore.
Der 9alDOelen og en- prioat aomite
Den on0en @alooel.
) Steoet ior 9nn0e ifal Der brt-
ges Is islanoife Seite til Suren.
@iSenifabelig Understanding.
geo en- Seiti0eIigbe6, iom 5or-
eningen ior Ratllrlerens ll0bre0el-
lie 9olot Aftenen ben 10. 6ebr. paa
9olptefniif 2GreanitaIt, ae6enboun,
blcp 6oreningens $. s. griteosNe-
0aille meO tilbsrenoe Bengepr9mie
paa 1000 ar. ooerraft Frof. g..
G6riitianien. 9lon0t De tiliteoeD9.
renoe iaos Observation-Disclosures
&agenlonn, Qirefteren ior Bolptef-
milf 2preanitalt, Brof. SunnoDer,
3eetor mngniiicits, Brof. 9ltbl 90
en- MpngOe ErofesIorer og Dozen.
ter.
2eoiaget al aultnSminiiter appel
og 5oreningenS 5ormano, Decent
Mnrtin anu0ien traa0te aronprin.
len mo / Solen, og BET bar aron-
prinien, ser Ooerrafte grof. Gbri.
1tianien We6aillen.
9~roiesioren toffeoe % bolot Der.
eiter ct fort 6ore6rag ON line ri.
oenifabeIige Reiultater.
9anif.jnpnnlfc S%raftater. Zen II.
sSebr. er Der / Observation-Disclosures
al ll0enrigsminiiter @rcp able.
ielot 2aurpig og Den Der ~affreoite'
re6e japanife @eianot 4inoro Cato
blepen un0ertegnet Ell oanlf.iapanlt
og Sffb8fartstraftat og en-
oonif.japanif geniiOig S%oIofonuen.
ton, bpilfe tr9oer / Ste0et for ben
al 5opan opiotte oo%nlf.iapanife
% Sfibsfartstraftat af
1896. De npe Ooerensfomiter trP-
Ger / Strait 0o9en efter Hatiiifa.
tionerneS llopefsling, Iom oil i'm.
be Steo / Sofio iaa mart oct Tan
ife. Somtioig opbsrer ben peo Op.
beret af Den / 1895 un6erifrenne
Sraftot peo Rotepefsling meIlem
De TO 2onoe etoblere0e ~miOlertioi9e
OrOning.
9eosfalb. 8bo. @nor0eier Riels
,Sre0erifien al aiel6als Wsde er
ui9aaet oeO 0soen | en- 4l0er ca.
50 4or. 1iels 5re0erifien boooe /
5io / RoroipIlono ct nnerfenot
0opn iom Seite.oe areoturbonoler,
ban / en- aorr9ffe bar Se.
teoommer peo 0ibe.2sgiter 2on6-
boforening. San bar fsOt poa Boul.
boIm / giorup Sogn % baooe /
le toget meget g~oogsren0e. 5 lin
Soenet og MeOIem al Sognefor'
Itan0erifobet / 9lere.@iOrup DIN
ban 6ao6e Iepet, funoe ban III.
aolb. Stifsti6." til @fterooret b.
be bolbt Diamo.itbrplIitp meo i'm
SuItril, iom operleper BAN.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-03-01

Stort Msntfun0. goroingborg,
10. 6ebriior. 8eo lto9rooning of
en- @runo / 8oroingborg er Der
funOet en- 2erfruffe meo 400
gamle Setomenter. Sunoet er an
meI0t til Rotionolmuieet.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-03-01

5nO6ruO i en- Strife. Sogneio9-
Den / 9Glum Dor f%orleoen Gag on
bolOt en- Manosperion, iom bar
iterft berliiet og oesuoen betleoe og
foruIGmpe0e 5oIf. timber ct 6orbgr
Iom itrofs eiter optoges ooer bam,
i%ortoIte ban, at ban bop0e begaaet
Sn06rlt0 / Sfeluno airfe. Der 6len
anitiaet lln0eri6geIie, og bans no
iagn bite Jig at bore rigti9t, iOet
Der OnsOa9 9tften ben 7. 5ebr. bir-
felig oar be9ooet Sn6bru0 / airfen.
Zen onbolote er iflg. yNor0ipG."
en- mango @onoe t%i0li9ere i%traffet
2S-oario gerion, bois 9aaon er
SoillS MognuS &ortimmer.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-03-01
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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-03-01
0anIf acrunantiIf Selifa6

ben 10. 5ebr. 0efinitiot oeotaget at
6eltoge / ben internotionale 8oroon
Bennett g900efomp ira Stutteort
til @fteroaret. Gaptain Seioelin Ifal
fsre en- $4,000 altbifmetcr Itor 9al-
Ion. gn0oi0ere oe6toges BET, at 9nI-
lonfsreren 8reo WoItfe, ifal isre
goIlonen nDonmarf" UNDER Sol.
menfol . 2ebene peo g6riItionia.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-03-01
Gn u~noifo6sfulO SeOrift bleo for.

VN UIOItuUsTlI0 Ue0fIFt bIeO TOfs
leoen gfat forsoet bo8 Sognefoge0
Grnit san en- / 8orloie ne0 9(arup,
ioet noQle ltfenote Berioner ilttteoe
ben eleftriife Str6m, Der itoor /
5or6in0elie meO @oor0ens Eprife-
bert. geo 8otioen ON Rotten poag-
neOe 9e6oerne i'll. u5pens StiftSt."
peO GerifeoarfetS alopren % if
oct burtiat itanoiet; men 6o oct bar
tomt, flnoe BET let oure emo meo,
at BET bele bar 6Ieoet iplintret.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-03-01

aatbOlif Strife / silfebOrs. Oct
er Ipffe0es goitor 5reoerifien, Der
er aniot iom fotbolIf greit i Gil
feborg, / Sno- og l1oIan0 at fao
reiit ioo moroe Een1e, at Blonen
ON OpisreIie al en- fotbolif 9irfe
i tSiIfebor9 mi fan reaIiieres. Gen
ripe airfe, iom ifIg. gSern. 5oIfe.
b." ifoI beo6e r@or 8rl,e Strife,
oil blipe bpgget / Sommer, ioale0es
at 9iifop ban @uh fan in6pie Den
til gfterooret.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-03-01

Zen S0.ooriee Bartifrlier ge.
ter aorsgoar6 / aIs er forGeoen
Iat ofgonet pe6 DsOen. Den ofbsOe
bar i'll. .9lnlb. Stiitst." en- oelbo-
penoe Mon6, bpis 5ormiie onilaas
til 10000 Or, og ban ~regneoes
/ alminoeIiebeo for 9itbimmer-
lambs rigeIte gonoe. aorseaaro
itifte6e for nogle aor iioen ct 2e'
got poa 1000 CIR. og par | oct Sc.
Ie toaet mepet peIgsrenbe. : I'm
Sio beitreo ban forifeIIige offent-
lige Snerp; ban bar ianlebes Meo.
itffter at BEN for 80 Gdr iiben OPP
rette6e Sporefosie, bnis aasierer
ban por inotil fin Gs6. Sans fire
9ern err oIle bsbe, ion bon efterla.
Der fig INN fi9rnere SIegtninee.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-03-01

yranoe. Sfern, IA. 5ebruar. Sis
mon Simoniens @naro / 8iterbp
8eaing peo Sfiern er / 5ormio0og8
totolt neobr9not. Sloen menes op.
itaaet pe0 gagning. 4 Sbin % ct
5sl imoebrpn0te. Se6en o9 St6r-
iteoelen al Sn66oet 6r9n0te. 9Dg-
nin9erne bar foriifre0e / Gambling
ningerneS aim. 9ranoforiifring for
1000 Ser, 2eseret / 6en lofale
8ronofosie for 1000 ar.
Soriens, IA. 8ebrtar. @rifnauer
Nslle, tilberenOe S6rgen SgrgenIen,
er Natten til Onsoag neo6rpnot.
@ieren bar alene / MeIlen, ba Sl0en
opfom. Saooiot set er oplpit / 6or-
bsret, ifpl6tes SlOen Selpant9noing
/ Mellep9rfet. Mellen bar oSIllreret
/ @iitofts 9~ranofosie for $3.50
Gr. @ieren menes at li6e ct betpoe-
ligt Cab.
aoIborq. 10. 6ebrlinr. llolGn0er-
ne til 9utS MoOienS @oarO | Dal
peo Spenitritp er / Rat neobrenote.
3 ar%eaturer, I BIog og 81 Sbin
inbebrenote. 9pgninaerne bar ior-
iifreoe | 2onobpgningernes aim.
granoforiifrine for $500 Ser, 2es.
eret i Sisrrins g(nlts o9 aier
SerreOs grmnOforiifrine for $4,000
Groner.
3 @oor @fterrnio6ags neo-
brenote l1obpgnineerne til ".
Spenoitrups @ooro / 9raarup peo
g. Sorrnim ct. 8 9reatitrer, Spine-
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COMPETITION
GIRLS MAKES
/. LIFE HARD
CBy Associated Presy.)

Boston, Mass, Dec. ll,-Married
women and girls who, without press
ing need. enter into industrial life.
form one of The greatest dangers to
American civilization, Ida NJ Tarbell
has concluded after study OF in
dlstrlal conditions She has been
paying special attention to the aues-
ton of the minimum wage for women,
The girl who lives AT home aad
accepts position for s. or $6 a
week is The girl who makes it hard
for the homeless and self-supporting
girl TO make a living; makes it hard
for her to remain a good girl Miss
Tarbel said,
The girl doesn't support herself
even in the family group, orten she
contnbntes svery little to the support
of the home. She is a CRATER She
CRAFTS on every other girl working in
the same kind of work ana on the
members of her family.
The minimum wage for women in
Boston should be 80. while in New
York it should be a dollar higher,
d hate to have any girl cared about
working in New York for less than
$40 week
Don't get married. girls, 20 on
mothers strike until industrial con
ditions for women are better was
the appeal made by Miss Kate Bar
nsrd. prison commissioner of Okla
homa at the same meeting
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nd

SEND IL YOUR SUBSTITUTION NOW
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Stores OpenEvening

Commencing with Saturday night
the following stores will remain open
at nights until Christmas-thus af
lording their many customers an op-
portunity TO make purchases during
The evenings prior to Christmas.
The firms participating in above
schedule follow
r. O. Lutz Dry Goods store
Brown Dry Goods store.
j. A Milne
Fenton Shoe Emporium.
J.. J. Abel
Tom jenkins.
ed c. Petersen.
Chas r. Eiseusehmidt
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Don't Miss
This Opportunity

What's the matter? Why are you
letting the opportunity slip through
your fingers? Dont you know that
! out in the hustlinG business world
opportunity is calm: for trained
men and women? How much longer
will you stand aside for the other
fellow and put off starting? Don't
| make any more excuses You can
make i as we'll as those who have
started Aren't you afraid that il
you do not begin for a special train
ing for some line soon something
will arise between YOU and the next
chance to prevent you from getting
the training?
stop making excuses and delaying.
Invest your hours--inyest your
powers while YOU have a chance.
Tick tock, tick-tock Your chance
IS slipping by A year older now
| than last Xmas. Use your gifts
develop your latent talents gain the
ambtonarousing skiI-creating, con
tidenceupbuildine raining we stand
ready to give YOU While you have
the chance.
You can succeed Other people
] those who are succeeding nature
lid not give them a Single bone or
one more nerve or muscle than YOU
possess. Their success was not a
birthright II came out of efforts
out Of action. They used their gifts
as you should They gained a
training that developed and broaden
ID and increased their talents-aa
you should They took aim at sue
cess and fired away until they hit it,
Look around you' Wherever your
aye turns YOU see some man orI
woman who had no better start than
YOU, but who was wise enough to
| become specially trained they had
40 greater general education or
school learning than YOU but took
MP some special line. Those today
are going ahead fast and leaving n
the rear those who thought special
business training unnecessary.
You must not think Of Success as
a kind of Santa Claus and expect it
to drop presents into your stockings
while YOU sleep
You have the present hour-in-
prove it. We are eager to give yon
the best, most thorough-gong train
ing for business as a stenographer
and bookkeeper or an operator
The best way YOU can improve
this very hour that finds you read.
ing this, is to take Sep towards en-
rolling with us. OTHERRS HAVE
MADE GREAT SUCCESS BY DO
ING so. WHY NOT YOU?
You have made excuses and halted
long enough Your duty to Yourself
is 10 come TO 4 decision NOW. Pay
The debt you owe Yourself then and
make ready to begin a business
course with us NOW
Call lis over the telephone at our
cost, or write your name at the bot
om Of this and mail to MS for free
atalog
CAPITAL CITY BUSINESS
COLLEGE.
Guthrie Okla.
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Address
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Few men have the natural strength
to honour a friends success without
envy we'll know that mirror OF
friendship, shadow of a shade -
Aeschylus,
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Sin and penalty so through the
world with their heads tied together.
Plato.
Man, who man would be, must rule
the empire of himself. Shelley
The evil inclinations of mankind
start as cobweb threads and end as
Strands OF cable The Talmud
The world we're passing through
is Gods world as much as any were
ganging TO Edmund Garrett,
There shall never be one lost good
What was shall live as before
The evil is null. is nought, is silence
implying sound;
What was good shall be good. with,
for evil is much good more;
On the earth the broken acrs; in the
heaven the perfect round.
Browning.