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The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-06-11
SOCIAL EVENT

Howling Man and his wife, Star
Woman, have gone to Black Bears
. camp, north of Calumet. Wasanee
and Crow Woman will have a big
wedding at their place before long.
Their, daughter, Singing Water, and
Homer Lump Mouth are going to get
married. Singing Water will make
good housekeeper for Homer Sing
ing Water has the name of being a
good housekeeper.-Colony (Okla.)
Courier.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-06-11
ARREST SYLVIA PANKHURsT

ARREST SYLVIA PANKHURST
London, June 11.-Sylvia Pank-
hurst was arrested last night when
the East End Decker Army, which
she organized, began to march on
Premier Asquith at Westminster.
Nearly 10000 persons gathered to
see the procession start. Miss Pank-
hurst was carried by four men, and
the parade was headed by the Rev.
M r.Willis. A band played the MAR
seillaise."
The parade had not gone more
than mile when the police by sud-
den maneuver arrested Miss Pank-
hurst and whisked her away to Jail
in taxicab, followed by few shrek
ing women.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-06-11
GAMES FOR TODAY
American League.

American League.
Washington at Chicago.
Philadelphia at Cleveland
New York at st. Louis.
Boston at Detroit.
National League.
Chicago at New York.
Cincinnati at Philadelphia.
Pittsburgh at Boston.
st. Louis at Brooklyn.
Federal League.
Brooklyn at Chicago.
Buffalo at Kansas City.
Pittsburgh at st. Louis.
Baltimore at Indianapolis.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-06-11
ToDAY's HEALTHoGRAM

Plants raised without sunlight look
sickly, pale and abnormal. The same
applies to children. Children cannot
grow to a normal maturity without
sunlight; and adults cannot maintain
a normal standard long without it.
There is still plenty of room, so
that people can spread out and each
have enough of the sunlight for every
room in the house.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-06-11
WOMAN MIssING-MYsTERY

August E. Martin, president of the
Martin Construction Co., is looking
for his wife. She disappeared from
their home at 429 Melose st. several
days ago. No word since. Their
young chauffeur, George Weaver, dis
appeared at the same time.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-06-11
REKER ACTS .IN DOPE WAR

Assistant Corporation Counsel Geo.
L. Reker says he will file 40 or so new
complaints against Truax, Greene &
Co., druggists, on charges of selling
dope. Thirteen counts we're filed yes
terday. The maximum for each is
5000. John R. Hall and Thomas
Black, employees of the druggists,
were arrested, charged with selling
dope, on complaint of the State
Board of Health.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-06-11
TO THE SUN
BY JIM Nance

thine of when Lost YOU"
got the burn on my forehead,
| got the blister, too.
was a crouch and sore head
When | first Weathered you.
| changed to thin from my heaVies,
My appearance was far from dis
Greet;
And, say, on the level, I've sweat like
the devil
With your dern heat.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-06-11

P. $50 be sung in turkey trot
time.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-06-11
WEATHER FORECAST

Partly cloudy today and tomorrow;
possibly local showers today; not
much change in temperature; light to
moderate variable winds,
Washington Journal., 1914-10-10
Gdlua6cn @crcin.

Pm 0ienstoa 9(beno. sen 6. 5. 81
iauo in Q%8obmauno %ereeinsboac bic
luonailiole &eriammlimQ ocs Sdiua
ben &ereins ltott. inter Dem 9rdii0i
nm pou @arl q. Braun. Gle Shpn.
Sen maren 3ablreib crihienen MO Is
gdb gernlg 3li tin fiir Sefrct0r Mi.
d)ael 0ict mo Den SGatmciitcr @p.
fanOer. aranfe marcn feine anae.
nieloet. Cine Ai5obl GintrittSfur
ten pom Dem 9%oncoroil Gereiu Nla.
Ncnsburq iiir ocren @aa onl RI. 0f-
tober pIr0en n%llqenumnlcl mo oic
3ahlnuq oaliir angemieien. Rrdii.
0cnt 9lram eritattete en0Qiiltiaen BE
ridt iiber ocu 4usilug nab Saber.
lidls 5arm nm iitergob Der &oiie ei.
ncA auiebnlihM @roiit. Die Wtit.
alieOer nlr0af pon ihu qcbetcl.
uid)t 81 Uerfeblen. 3tr ,Seier 0es
0caiidlcu Cages udditcu @}ontng in
Der 5oligerblmOballc %anucien0 81
iein. Gin 4omite ipurNc crnannt mn
Sorbereitunaen iiir efuen Shmlbcl
bal nno eiu 9beatcr i'm fonnenoell
g9inter 81 t~reiien. @rGii0cnt 9ranl
ii ic6r itol8 AMI ieinc Sd)mobcL oiC
licb ltctS 5ablreid nrrlamucln; ii
oeHi &ercin 0cbt cs bnrnlouiih 81
uno itetiaeS @ahStum III 81 ucr5eih.
nen.
Washington Journal., 1914-10-10

tc 0as ldone 2ofol Itebt, mn ELI eii-
lt0diges Sol8baus lrn0 s Pefallp lid
cine 5dnciheFei babel. AHidnglidl
pur @erpl SdnleAtie'S Soger MIR
flcin, aber balO iollte IS uergroBert
per0en. gr mar @rperte III 9fenara-
turen NIB fannie ieinoqrafeIiion aus
ae3eid)net. 3ieie 8ldtlgfeit Der
i1nifte inn BALD eine aroBe 4iula-
iDaft uuh perbreitete iamit ieinell
9iui. AlaAorR trqt laiu 8ritoer &n.
3hmeotie III ieiu @eihaft eth uuN
Die 5irma mur0e nun Sdme0tie9roS.
aenarmt. Sm Sabre 1870 foniten
lie Oos @ebduoe uu0 es trat Oanlals
in ole 6irnta ais g(nacltelter 6err
Sobu Nonieu ell, oefien @atcr SerrlI
Washington Journal., 1914-10-10
NriOm Damon Scrciu.

Pm Nlittmod). ben Z. 8. WitS. bel
ten DER Arlon 0omeuperein icinc leB
tc @erlonmlun0 I'M Arion Glibbou3
inter &oriiB Der Erdiioeniiu 5rnll
y. aritmfe.
Die Gomeu bei6loiien, am Con.
n~prstag 9lbeno, ocn 20. 0ftobcr ii
Der griou 0allc 9tr. 1906 & Str II.
%. einel Cans mo 3cutidco Sun
per 81 aebcu, Ger 9leincrtraa miro
ben gSittmn mo Maiien opS aricaea
aiipepanot merOen, eiu bodii uiiroi.
ger 4biNllM Der AftioitGteu Oiejer
OaN1en III Der %slrionbalc; Ocnn in
Der 3uIllnit wcrneu lie lid i'm Gun
aerblnlo @lubbauS perionnnclu, ic.
oo6 ihrc Organization lucitcr beibs.
baltgl.
Washington Journal., 1914-10-10

Ae @erreA nit ibrem 9clllh ebrcn an
n0Giien @fpntag. ocu ~. 9ttoBcr, alt
iDeldenl Snae BON ! bis 10 llbr cine
Br0dt uon SnmelelL Wol0 lulo 5il
Der ouSgeltelt lciii mer0el. @tuNcn.
ten tlir Gouicn mo @erren meroell
neraeben mcr0en II. cine aapeae miro
tQlBertieren. alm0en mer0en beion-
oeren Aabatt. iiir NnfGuic erbaltel
iilr Die 3uei Noten in 0ftober oH.
geIanaen nit 0cru - mlo idllicBcna
nit Dem "a. DIT, mo IS aibt @elc
geabeit oniclbit NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
bcratts lebt 5n m0dlcn. &leiner o.,
polit mo MarGR mer0ea bis Mcib
nadteN i'm @eiddit beboItcn rmo onl.
bcpabrt,
Washington Journal., 1914-10-10

Auguit Shnleotic's &ebrmeiiter 1T
@liidsitaot Qeipeien mar. 1874 mltrs
DC ons neue oreiIt0dige Sous 0e6allt.
Oas MODERN un0 proftiih ciligerid
let nn0 bcntc cine 3ierOe Der 5toot
lit. SIN Sabre 1876 mltrOe Nerr
Sobn Sanicn, Der jebiae Br1iioeut.
Ieilbnbcr imo cinige Wtonute uorher
mar @err Sulius 0lIcbring ais Scbr
ling ailigenonmIen moroeu, Nerr
0ueDring. Der nod beittc babel ill.,
lit @~i3eprGiiOent uno Sdabmeiter
Ser @eieaihaft. 3uerlt mar en- 9aui
biIrihe; er madte lid itberaQ niib
lid unO erlernte im 9aufe Der Sabre
oie lt6ruaMerei mo Silberidmicoc
tiulit. 1905 iraten Ole @riiocr
5dmentie's in Den 9tllbcitanO, ma
rem je0oh audi nod iernerhiu nit
ibreru e%inltigeH @eidldit III 6iibluuQ
bis 5irm 9ooe. Dit III Der SaiIo0
Aalieu tic aus, welm Soilie nottot
Sob Die gegempdrtiaen GiQcniiialtr
Oes @eid)0ites Die @riilOer nod) ca
ren, benefit Der m6er0n0ert qe6lic
6cne No1nc Der 6irnla lno fl5 Sci
0cnldloc Der Ncyrqu NuguA RO @cua
~ ShmGetie oa9 jcaen annoen beiul
@intritt IN Dos @elm6itslofol frctn0
lid begriiBt. @er Don Den often
Maibinetoncrn fannie @ebg. Shnlc0
tic uidt2 @aAl iebermoml.
Sie 5irno bait EN- i90ncs Eager
Don nbrmaren Ionic DON @o(0 mo
SilberGegenit1noen pogFaiia un0 81
idaitiat fQlaea@ 9eIiber uno stltac
lteatel 80
Aobn Snuieu @%r0iibent
SulilS $. QueNriHg. S6oBmeiIler
Sri. Mif0re0 @RcGaniel, Sefretdr
Srt 1ora 9orpeIes, &~erfGuferin;
Normau 6. Guebriug, @lldbolter;
&irt Hihter, llbrcnmader;
Mforib Sanoers, l%lbrenma1er:
Sames Wti00leton, uhrenmader;
auguit S6miot. SlnpeGier;
Grnelt q. @olon @roDellr;
Washington Journal., 1914-10-10

German AmaiCsn TIE Irusnu Go.
Seutid-N merifaniide
Scmers
&erHderuHgs .@sieai6aft
0es
Siitrifts Columbia.
Cffice 5it SicJeutc Strafc, q %.
sluildlen g. uno SsStrabe.
&erwaltnngsratb:
e s. sdaeier. @rdiioeHt;
6bus. SdNfer. @ise 8rdlioent;
s. VI. Mabel, 5aabmcuter.
@ g. SdmiOt. @ 6. EDMONTON
Nraucs ". 8imoou 8. 6. @olfiteiuer.
3. y. Rearlolb 0crrmduu e. Said It
9. s. Seramaun Sefrefdr;
@. 91. @nmerid. 0iilfs SefretSr.
Washington Journal., 1914-10-10
9|erroee 8 or0en OorgehabrteM BON ln5 CUR @eril0l
OemtScbcm SN0mcelbilOcr

i'm @ai6inatOm sanscrbnnO glp66ans, 9l4 s Ctr. @-@. se5eist.
sGqlid 2 Nnffabrmugen, non 1870 lWr HuS UOH 9-1t llbr abeHps.
Washington Journal., 1914-10-10
scriminateW Wisely, If You Must, But Advertise InThe
WASHINGTON JOURNAL

The German speaking popula
ton appreciate it if the advertising
merchant takes the trouble to speak
to them in their tongue through
their newspaper, and they are far
apter to take cognizance Of their
advertisement if they see it in THE
JOURNAL than if they merely see
it in the English daily. The Ger
man population is far greater in
this part Of the country than is or
dinarily assumed.
But the best best and most con
vincing method for a%scertaining the
value Of THE JOURNAL as an
advertising medium is to give it a
thorough trial.
Washington Journal., 1914-10-10

Because it is the only German
newspaper in Washington and the
adjoining territory in Maryland
and Virginia. 1t is read by nearly
all Of the better class of German
families, with whom it has been a
househcid word since 1859, the
year Of ITS foundation.
A good many of our Ger
mans speak and read English al
most with the same auency as their
Washington Journal., 1914-10-10

Is lin0 In Oieiem Monat OCTOBER
80 Sabre Der ieit Der @%riiuouno Der
Sdmeotie Tirma i'll Gr. 704 Sic
6ente 5traBe &c. @ IS mar Nugltlt
Sdmcotie, Der Oieies ieBt 10 bod emit
midclte @eihdft ms 2eben ricf. Seit
Der @riinoung lit oos @ciddit ltetS
in oelnielben Sofalc uerblieben, OBJ
iuobl iih Oas @ebdnoe in iih aedn.
Ogrt bat, 3nerit Itauo BORT, no beu.
Washington Journal., 1914-10-10

8. s. &cramauu Sefrefdr;
@. @. @nmerid. Siilfs Sefretsr.
Washington Journal., 1914-10-10
Mr.. Business Mani
Why you should advertise in the
d0asgln9ton 3oUrNal

mother tongue, but the majority
among them read their German
newspapers more regularly and
faithfully than any newspaper
printed in English.
TO this German newspaper they
are devoted to such a degree that
they will cheerftdly pay a larger
subscription price than is demand
ed by any English paper Of the
same size.
Washington Journal., 1914-10-10

@erolo @olib @ilis Slupelier
@bas. ). @eooina. Gcrfduicr;
Au0erloH Gic@oo. 0ousmann.
Gin aoloencs Su6il0um fiir iraenS
Elm @eidQit9Aaus IN oetnielbat SO.
tale 1T cue Seltcubeit IN oieiciH 9an
DC. 6erner aereift Is oieier Iirnla
3llr belonOerel Sire. itets elm oellt
ldes Saus geiucIen 81 ient. 0orml
iollet aiidl gSaibin9toHs 0eutidc Ole
Washington Journal., 1914-10-10
q NJ N :

A QroBe @eels: Mus ben 6reibeisfregen. 9beo0or a0rner.
0quthlauos unperaeBlider 0ibter uo Sel6, Don Der gSege bis 81 fi
mem 0eoeutooe Gieie 4 Sels fuO Elm @eident 81. Majetlt aater
@ibelm os 3peiten.
5Gmmtlibe folgenoe 6iIms fnO elm 0ebenf an oas 0entiftum BON
amerifq pom q. Mujetdt a6nig Wilbelm Dem 3peien BON @Irtten16er1
Cine ade ourA peatihe 5taoe uo S%onoihofhn. Cine yeHe ourf
oas ibone 9efortal bis Sepeberg.Z Gas @eiuit 81 Neaptdt aong
@ilbelms oS 3meien pom Mirtenbera. gehud Sr, Maidt4t oes
oeutfden auiers @iubeIms DS 3peitet anldbIth Der 5abrbunoerteer
.Oes GraqonerGeginents a0nigin Olga Nr. 25 in S%uomiQSbnrg @roBe
herrlihe &apaaerie Eura0en etc. 3nnl SGluB: Sn Der Nattitabe.
aGi patriotiih geTnntr 3eliher ioate perfeber, an einen gbeuO
3e berrliten @ilOer gu ieben rnO elm fleiaes Sderlein sur 2inOermg
Ser Gotb 0a0urf bei5utragen.
.Gomnt Aael aonunt Iael aonmt Aael
aaHen-Sefnnng $50 lin.
Saul 25 Gents, HeerpterteF Sill 80 GentS. 2 Sinner nnf / Sifet.
lidetS fnO 5u BADEN I'M g~8aibilgton 5dngcrblmo uo il Der Office os
@aibingtou Sournals, Ar. no Seblte Strafe @-@.
Gin gr6krer Sell Der Weiammt -Giuna6mem mrO gum Yefeu DeS
cGregcr gSaien JDnos" nmierer sum grpfen Weltfampf fIrs Batter
lamO binnuS9e5Osenen Srnser, uUdrntliJ Dem 0entiden SOtbafter, Sr.
Gc. Graf Il. SerniOrff a6geiefet.
Inter Der SOntrO0e Os v@ai6instOner SGuscrbnnSes,
9eMtide Grandchildren So.
Washington Journal., 1914-10-10

10 matter in how many English
population unless you advertise in
reach a great part Of the German
papers you advertise, you will not
THE JOURNAL. 1t is a good
and broad-mindcd business prin-
ciple to advertise in more than one
newspaper, but if you cannot adj
vertise in all newspapers, it be-
hooves you to discriminate wisely
and not to exclude from your adj
vertising list such a newspaper as
THE JOURNAL, many of whose
readers cannot be reached by any
other medium.
Washington Journal., 1914-10-10
e5d fiibIc mid pcrpilidtct, Der
lciNen0en Wenidlhrif


rtiuae pom Or. liilgS' QlRti Gain Eiaen al be-
ttoltcn. $50 betradite ne ais rile @ottesanbe
mn lam tatm @orfc iin0eii. nm rIeiue Tants
bartlett iitc ETH luld5ca Neilmittct aiiSsu0riiden.
0ac nit. ipeitn ole @dmrrseu 81 aroB idienen.
nm ntih nlt Der &ubne erihetiei III laien. ba.
ben oieie @iIiet mir iaBe e%tuocruna oerid5dit.
SD babe
Sr. Miles Nnti. Enim 1iaen
idhon scba SATIRE acbraudt uno nil ben eenten
iiHltcr nnu threr 0etitrnft ersdhlen ".
Wl. Bentley. Seetllrcg. S1elbputae. Jno.
%crionen, sic i'd leic1t aifreaen Iais
icn ODER nernoie Nlidae orr Mopfiueb
bcfonmen uadl @ciuel per Ntrhe. bes
Sbeatcrs nOer ailoern gciclidaftIiheu
3uiunmleuiiinftcn. finoen III Or. MILES
Anti &nin Yilen ctuen odltct Sreuno
in Der gtut. Midn hattie etlide Riilen in
Der Snidle nn0 nebme cine lueln notia-
Gu alien ApUtbefen. SiIit Bite critic
Sdadtel nidDt, 5uriid foulmt Sbr Och.
Washington Journal., 1914-10-10

8erGuderte 8ratlumrIt.
llnDrrfGlidtl llnii6ertreffIihi
8iiblers, 532 Genter Marft
nn0 Is Higgs Murft.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-09-07
Gutter Tams.
Wefabrlidje SaidlenOiebe snr Strede
scbra6t.

Gincn eltten Sang mafteu geltern
al Der 5. StraBe uno Central slpe.
ole 9etefiios @eilter, @ernbarbt uno
Sbearlpoob. Die 9eamten beobahte-
ten oil Der Strabenefe orei BerioneH
lpeIte lih duBerIt peroddtig benabmen
uno erfannten Die Seteftips in etneu
Der @ailner eiilen nlten 9efannten
pieber. Sbne lanees 3ogern i6ritteu
Die Seamten sur 8erbaftllng Der Bur
ihen llno Iiebe 90, bas Srto erttpuppte
iicb nIs cine auBerit gefdbrlihe Ia.
ibenbieb-8dnoe. SIN Deteftiu. .Saupt-
quarter gaben Die Serbafteten lire
9aamen ols George @rap, 43 Sabre
aIt, aus Chicago, George 8afer, 26,
ebenfalls BON Gbirago, unb George
Senrp, alias Senrp @ooos, bon
Glepelanb, 6. Gas bieiige 9etefiD-
Oepartement lit i'm 9eiit nes 9iIbes
bes @ouos alias SeltrD uno gaber
Die anoeren 8erbaiteteu gu. oaB lire
9iloer bic 8erbrehergauerien in fdit
alleil >s5bercn StGoten 9lmerifus
inniiiderl Ia ii6 oie 9oliSei ein
bishen naber nit ben 9lIrfhen be.
failen nil, bleiben oieieIben noridrfig
unter nerihiebenen 8eroa6tsmomer.
ten in Sat-.
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sriffe uuf unfere Stammsssenpfsn
oriiben unb gegeu uus jelbft madf.
Die feinofelige 5oltung bieIes Sbeiles
unierer prehe gesen bas Deutf9ums-
rltanertbum it I'm 10 pertperflidsr.
als iie ii6 gegen amerifanii6e 8iirssr
rlhtet, Die iDie aue anberen Biirger
auf elm unb berielben Stufe Der
Re9te unb Der pfli9ten iteben unb
oenen oas Reht Der freien Meinuugss
aliBerung ni9t minber Suiteht, tDie
4nberen.
gBir proteitiren dls ameritaniIte
girger sesen cine fold einieitige Nuf,
taifung Der biirserli9en Rehte. 2lls
Seittfte proteftiren mir, neil mir bas
Re9t fir uns in anipru9 nebmsr,
unlerem @eburtslanbe 2iebe unb Mns
bdngli6teit bepabren, ipGbreno mir
benz 2anbe unierer Wabl bic Sreue
bdlten.
gBir empfeblen benz Stddtsperbanb
Die ginleitung elmer 6iIfsattion gum
Beften Der Wttttpen unb Waiien Der
i'm Sriese sefallenen beutiden unb
Oiterrei4iI6 I6sungurif4en Solbaten.
GurlReumeper,
Sol. 9ubbut, IT,,
W. 9. 8ufam."
Dieier 8eri6t nurbe entgesenge,
nommen. 9err Rsumsper bOn 2oiisz
bile bielt cine 5iinbenoe Reos, in Der
er bic beutf9e Sadie bur9 I6lagenbe
8etpeiie Dertbeibiste, bic Steuuns Der
anslo<amerttanii9en preFe aufs 9ef-
tigite perbammte uub seseu bic Natis
piften unb gbaupiniiten los5og, bic
nns Deutf4zumeritaniite 8iirger uIlz
ferer Re6te berauben uno uns perbies
ten tpollen, 2iebe unb 4nbdugliAteit
an uHfer 8aterIanb 3u betpubren.
Gin Sturm bon @pplaus brad los.
als Der tii9tige 9ebner fdlob.
6ierduf erfolgte 8ertasung oer
&onpsntion bis beute @ormittas I'M
balb 8 llbr. Die Delesuten unb De-
gatiHnen fubren bunn in Spe5ialcars
mad benz aaeopn part, mo- ibneu az
gbren cine 5eitIi9teit arrunsirt mar.
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xhml= =Mnfang
Die id6ue 5erienaeit erreidt NIT benz
be,tigen Sage ibren Sbidlak.

Die fd0nen SauIferien seben nit
benz beutigeu Sage gu Snbe, morgen
8ormittas I'm balb neun llbr iiub
idmnltlibe 9ebdube Der @Iementars
unb Der 9cdidulen fir ben lInters
ridt se6ffnct. Ddbreno Der laugen
Sommerpalana tpurben bic S9nls
bduier tbeiIs renobiert, tbeils estiin9t,
bic 5ertbiider friId gebunben obsr
erneueri - tlir3 alles fir ben S9uls
anfans LAUDER berseri9tet.
Die neii eintretenben u. 9. g..
Sdiiben follen, Ipferu iie niht bonn
@uter ober BON Der Wtutier perionIi9
anqemeloet iperben, eineil 3etteI mits
bringen, pprauf Der Rame Des Sins
ees, bes Yaters. ippie bic Wpbnung
angeseben tit; aud iolIte Der Smpfs
fhein uidt pergeiIen fperoen.
Du bic neue Rotbenberg Shules
friibere fiinfsebnte DiirrittI1uIe an
Der pbersn gtain Strabe, Ieiber inns
mer nod nidt gang fertis tit, ipers
ben poyldufig, pabrfdeinIi9 biz Gaa
be Rpbember. nur bas iiebente uro
ndie Shuljabr baIeIbit untergebraht
perben. Die anOeren iefs @rabe ges
ben pieber in bic @rIts Diitriitfdule
an Der Sit 2ibertp Strobe. Die
peaslee Shnle, friiber britts Snter-
mebiat, nirb nunmsbr eine Clemens
tnri1ule fir ale grabe tperben.
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@c3. or. &er,mcr.

Gas Deutid1e Sehrer Seminar in
WliIiunlitee eriiid,t bic werbdube Inn
mehr tbatfrditige 1lnteritiitung nes
anTitusi. Gtsuio ianas asu's,
Williams news., 1914-09-03
EVERY FARMER SHOULD HELP
Every Days Work Makes Roads Bet ter If Done nteillgently-Mer-
 chants Aid In Work.

the time he spends in grading. drag gin8 and ditching the highways. He must use them twelve months in the year. Every days work makes them little better if the work is done in- telligently. In many localities the merchants have aided in the work of road betterment, and it seems ridicu- lous that their efforts should be dis trusted by the farmers. Good roads associations in every county will eventually increase the value of all farming land.
Williams news., 1914-09-03
our mistakes

we All or US Mdke our MlStako8." mean no offense and so never took none. Fact is, liked you all the bet ter for it. This country Is getting set tied up with class of people that never give a nickel to nobody You paid for that meal like it was nothing, and never so much as looked at me. Sit down, sit downI want to talk to you!" into friendly conversation in which nothing more was said of the late in- advertence, but when Bud rose to go the old man beckoned him back
 Hold on," he protested; don't go of mad. want to have a talk with you on business. You seem to be a pretty good young fellow-maybe we can make some dicker. What are you looking for in these parts?'
 Well" responded Bud, some kind of leasing proposition, reckon. Me and my pardner jest come in from Mexico, over near the Chihuahua line, and we don't hardly know what we do want yet"
 Yes, I've noticed that pardner of yours," remarked Henry Kruger dryly. He's great talker. I was listening to you boys out on the street there, having nothing else to do much, and being kinder on the lookout for a man. anyway, and 1t struck me liked your line of talk best"
 "You're easy satisfied, then," ob- served Bud, with grin T never saia word hardtJ.s
Williams news., 1914-09-03
ROAD : BULL DING
HEAVY, SHORT ROAD ROLLER
Useful improvement May Be Con structed by UsIng Worn-Out Now
 Ing MachIae and Concrete.

Perhaps you have grader of some sort and road drags, but you need q heavy short roller. They cost too much to buy, so make one this way. Procure an old worn-out moving ma chine, any make, writes w. A. Dillon in Farmers Mail and Breeze. Take oil or break off all the parts that stick out past the wheels. Smooth of bit of hard ground: now dig small sole just large enough for the hub. Set the machine up on one end, put jacket of galvanized sheet iron around the wheels, secure it at short intervals with small stove bolts and make it fit neat and straight Now fill the jacket with the best fine con crete. Tamp 1t well and allow 1t to stand until the concrete is well ret. Remove the jacket: keep the roller shaded and spray 1t for eight or ten days
 Have the blacksmith. put an iron frame on this roller Heavy tire iron will do. using the hubs for spind1es. When g strong tongue is added you will have as good roller as anybody; one that will last a life time and will cost but little. Save the jacket to make more rollers with.
 When your road Is graded run the roller down the center, instead of on the sides, as now. Take two disk harrows the same number of disks and if possible the same kind. Turn the disk on the harrows so they will throw the dirt toward each other when placed side by side. Now set them close together side by side in the mid de of the road to be worked. Take light log chain and fasten the har- rows together, Put team on each harrow and drive down the road to be worked. Turn around; let out the chain couple of feet; go back. Re peat the operation number of times. You would be surprised how much dirt the disk harrow will cut up- and how much it will move toward the center. Finish with drag or grader. Then roll the center and you will have a good road at small cost.
 We have organized country club here and given each member piece of road to drag, near his home. We elected drag boss so when 1t Is just right to drag the boss calls all the members and in about two hours we have all the roads in the district dragged We have had very bad weather ever since organizing, but the plan appears to work we'll
Williams news., 1914-09-03
Selection of cows.

Extreme care is necessary in se- lecting COWS, for no amount of skill in feeding and handling will stimu- late profit from truly poor COW. A good dairy COW is one with large capacity for using food above tho maintenance requirement and one that uses this food for milk production. In determining the most desirable breed. one must consult his own likes and disikes first. The man who likes a Holstein COW and dislikes a Jersey will be more successful with the for mer.
Williams news., 1914-09-03
CHAPTER

It was not difficult to find Henry Kruger in 0adsden. The barheeDers, those efficient puryeyors of tnfozmA- ton and drinks, knew him as they knew their thumbs, and casual round of the saloons soon located him in the back room of the Waldorf
 Say" began Bud, walking b1ufny up to him, "the proprietor of that rss- taurant back there tells me I made . mistake when insisted on paying for your meal. jest wanted to let you know"
 "Oh, that's all right, young man, !" returned Old Henry, looking up with humorous smile: i've all of us make our mistakes. I knowed you didn't