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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-12-08
HELP WANTEp-MALE

A BfANUFACTURING corporation wants dis-
ttlct managers who Will be given cSc'uaiAs
territory IN Philadelphia, Central and East
ern Pennsylvanis New Jersey, Delaware.
New York. and other important TERRITORY, for
the best and most salable product ever placed
the market; il will sell 10 every auto
owner, every home, every place OF huainasst
general manager 70 act iobber aud sell 20
stores; SlC0 % $500 eapltal required; invesl-
safe this az once, as i Is high-grade busi-
tlcular and YOU are building up permanent
business for yourself, Telephone WauuI
1873 or write w. A. Y. Co., 1913 Etlbert
st., Room I20, Philadelphia
CAHYASSERS OF neat appearance on splen-
did free oneri hustlers can make s25 10 Ssti
CARD sTAMPER wanted on upholstery WORK
STEADY work Robert Lewis COZ Richmoai
and Brill sts. brideseurs, Phila.
CHAUFFEUR wanted. private family; sIneIs
white man, having experiences and 5000 pfl-
vate reference Address A 2t2, Ledger Office
COPPERs2iTTI4- Expert at hrazinE Ht
Reid &Co., 09th 81. and Haverford ave
EHGRANER-Fi First class steel plate snsszs4e,
one who understands viEuelte and ruled
work excellent opportunity. Address y aa
BRRANp BOY 10 assist in ofhee; apply IN
writing. I3i, Ledger Oflce,
EVERY man seeking new Or batter position
should secure at once free copy Of Ledger
OPPORTUNITY
call at or Hrite 10 Ledger Central Eroaa
ana chestn4t sis and ask for your COPY
Get acquainted with Mr Walters who nay
have some other helpful hints that aSoIt
partleAlaFly 10 your ease.
AASAiER wanted safety -dfsls liioVsF17a7
= lor 1lllaqeiphiai large returns T. G fl5
Al1 y. YIN st.. 81 Louis. Mo.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-12-08
PORT OF PHILADELPHIA
Sun and rides
vessels Arriving Today

Str Persian, Jacksonville ETC. passengers
portations Company.
Str. Anthony Groves Baltimore. passengers
ana merchandise, Ericsson Line.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-12-08

reserve Banks Discount Rates


HaH4 eze1fr teHr4rQ SRA coffe-
M
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-12-08
FINANCIAL BRIEFS

Clarence NJ. Clark. of e. w. Clark &
Co. today resigned as a director OF the
Girard National Bank.
The Louisville Stock Exchange viii re-
open for unrestricted trading on Thurs
day next
The Coffee Exchange voted to amend
fits bylaws so as to eliminate foreign
beet sugar contracts. which paves the
way for the quotation of sugar futures.
Morris w. Stroud Jr.. Philadelphia
manager OF William p. Bonbright Jr., &
Co.. has purchased the local Stock Ex-
change seat Of Howard Z. Mitchell, which
changed hands last week for $500 A bid
OF 5000 Is now made for a seat.
The Boston Stock Exchange will resume
next Thursday morning under restrictions.
The liabilities OF ]. F. Pierson. Jr, &
Co. the New York frm which yester-
day made an assignment for the benefit
Of It's creditors, amount to 100000. The
hrm's attorney said the liabilities Will
be covered by the assets when custom
mers pay the balance due on margin ac-
counts.
SINCE Friday the New York banks have
lost sil,Ss4oO0 on subtressury operations.
ThgNsw York banks transferred S5O.-
w " +ff-ft atAA~@AN NNN-s'
The Boston call money rate was marked
aoWH rrom o. to pei cent
Time for payment OF per cent. notes
Of Lord & Taylor has been extended to
Jolly !. 1915,
The Merchants National Bank Of New
ark y. J.. retired $4,000 emergency cur
rency al the local Subtrsasury.
The Diamond Ice and Coal Company,
OF Wilmington, the securities OF which
are largely held IN this city. declared an
initial dividend Of = OF I per cent on
the common stock payable January ],
1913, TO stock of record December IS.
Georze Pope. former president but
new receiver OF the Pope Manufacturing
Company has a50,e0O on hand with
which % make a second distribution OF
70 per cent. TO creditors OF the company.
Application viii Be made this week for
authority 10 pay such a dividend. The
several months ago.
Excepting two transactions in Phila-
deIDhia city 4s Of 1870 and I9iI. both OF
uHlch changed hands At soz. no sales
81 securities were recorded az today'E
los5l auctions. A number Of bids were
sa1miited.
ahs Bank or EnElsnd today reeeivsd
f84a bar geld.
Application Of The Rochester Railway
sHa Light Company for permission 10
szaa z-l9aN per cent bq-year CONSOLE
hf ne AsW tork Public Service ccm-
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-12-08

The Diamond Ice and Coal Company,
OF Wilmington, the securities OF which
are largely held IN this city. declared an
initial dividend OF = OF l per cent on
the common stock payable January l.
1913. to stock of record December IS.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-12-08

The Boston stock Exchange will resume
hext Thursday morning under restrictions.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-12-08

The Merchants National Bank Of New
ark n J.. retired $4,000 emergency cur
rency at the local Subtrsasury.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-12-08

Morris W. Stroud. Jr, Philadelphia
manager OF william p. Bonbright, Jr.. &
Co. has purchased the local Stock Elk
change seat Of Howard E. Mitchell. which
changed hands last week for $500 A bid
OF 5000 Is now made for a seat.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-12-08

The liabilities OF ]. F. Pierson. Jr., &
Co. the New York firm which yester-
DAY made an assignment for the benefit
OF its creditors, amount to $4,000 The
nrms attorney said the liabilities Will
be covered BY the assets when custom
mers pay the balance due on margin ac-
counts.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-12-08

Excepting two transactions in Phila-
delnhia city 4a Of isso and lsil. both OF
uHlch changed hands At eoH no sales
81 securities were recorded al tOday's
lossl auctions. a number Of bids were
sahmilted
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-12-08

Time for payment OF per cent notes
5oly J. 1915.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-12-08

ahs Bank or England today receivsd
tsH4 bar Eoid
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-12-08

The Boston call money rate was marked
down rrom o. to pei cent.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-12-08

Appllesflon of The Rochester Railway
sHd LlGhl Company for permission 70
issue 5zl1aap per cent B-year conzoll-
aaaea tfual merieaEe bonds vas approved
lF ne Nau fork Public serViea Com=
uzslQa.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-12-08

PROMINENT Phiiadolphla hrm Ia.
eeenAaf for nret-elass sais5wcn. OlII
kA1- tN4fousniy experienced 81 a4a-
eslt trade need Apply. Prsfar9ucs
ssYsn g men who can coafr0i irads'
pected, IN conhdence, h b bI5 fasir-r
Central
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-12-08

aALhsAAA Energetic man f6r hI9h-s71lI7
farknag Bldg
7tSN WRITER = Vented drst-class .Ian
etttsti enc eho = EXPERT gliding On &C.,
HaAi t9L-=Aaa familiar with the ahlfo Ina.st
lot sailrlnE Department. one tloz-
tttlAf IatHil4E Httl Gle hu1Inasl. ~ ra l.IIa
44 e4t eaod eppqfttiIl1s f1f riett naf'.
WANTED All4la ased 81 sla-is n,sr @
HauiH nesI zIaias oE hlluIi Inl... a...lz 81
ra IlI7a4fIatia ana aaiaceHt tIs.rz. rs.
ElNla4aNIau 4eiN, uINsl nH nf 4arI
fs1.Ha
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-12-08

ThgNsw York banks transferred $50,
600 % New Orleans today.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-12-08

SINCE Friday the New York banks have
lost sfl,ss4.OOO on subtreasury operations
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-11-20
EHsIifte Minen In der Nordfee.

Inter Dem 8oripano WcBrsg.ln
esgen bsutI6e Minsn 81 t~reffsn. bat
Gnelono i'm ilolihen 9e..' otr Roros
fe. elm Spi:sm BON M.n.nfsIosrn in
eroBem MaBito6e ausgti'qt. Die'es
8erfnbrsn Gnelanbs. Sic i%ntsrnatios
nnlen @ep1fer Der N3eoiee ourh
Minsn gu psrieu6en, IL ein neusf
9rub Oes 80ltsrredts. Dieies. pom
Der Nnoit Dor osutide1 4nariffen
rerdnlabte 8orgebeu IdGnlgt
Deutihlnno ni6t, ioncsyn nur Die
neutruItn Stddtsn, in criter 2inie
0ouanb. Die beaiIdea Winen lie
GEN r;dt in ben Ger in!2rnationulen
S9iffdbrt porbebalten-n 8epGfesn,
fonoeru nuc an her sn2Ithen 3iiite.
Dos snsliihe Minene 'aiet befinoet
iih stpiifsn 81 0rob 10 Miu. uno
Al 9rao 40 Wlin. moro. 8reite uno
atpiI9en l Grab 80 sltin. uuo 3
@roo OitIiher Qdnge.
llnfere Qbbiloung 3ei9t oas 9ebiet,
auf reIdem Ole engIiIt@a Wlinen aes
Isgt iiu0.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-11-20

IoIpierung ser Sris9siAale Gem Ges
neruIitub 3uQetsilt; er mar ipdter
Stabshsf elmer Snpal!.yie 9ipis
fion uno 8enerd!ltnbsdef oes 10.
8orps uno fungierte BON 1899 bis
1908 aIs Gbtf les Eirettionsbu
reuus nes 8sner0litubs6. Nls Gene
raj nirtte 0dntl ais 3ommanocur
Der 66. un0 ipdter Der 16. Jnfdnt.s
8rigooe uno puros gu Se9inn oes
Sobres 1912 als 2omEanoeur Der
Sc. Snidntsri, 3 0ipiiior in 4grom
gum 8crpStpmmnnoeur uno toms
handkerchief @ensral III Snnsbrud
ernount. Ils 5iibrer FER SO. Sns
fnntsrie : Tipiiion tn. Iit 6W2.
Danil bel Zen arobsn Nrmesmor6s
bern. oie 1908 lei Yss3Srim Itotts
iau0sn, ourh teionos,e Sditlatips
b%erpOr; sr fabte in i9misrieer Gage
etnen Der Disposition 'eines Mrm,es
tommdnodnten eutgeeenNeieBien. iss
oo6 Isbr neutrality-suspicious. Gats
inlub. Der fir Die ipsitern Srei9niiIt
BON 9iinitissm Ginfluft tpor Gene-
al Der Ropallerie Don'I bat ourt
ii: snsrsiids Offtnii,s Dor Gem
5eiube bsmieieu. odb or Ruf bober
Giidti9teit. Der ;bm ftsts poraneing.
aerehtfertiat tpar.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-11-20

9ibt es Stdticn, bic n70 peit urz
gliidlider iinb OILS mir bier; ih
merle eu6 fdgen. no Y;s au Iuden
iino, inoem id Die Wief.rboluna I'M
ieres Geosropbiepeniuins nit Den
bonn 6einoe ii~bsrfoIIensu propinsen
Beginner tperbc. Sbr :peroet bonn
bic Ramen jener Misrepresentation
ausipenbi9 lernsn, bamit ibr le imz
mer i'm 9eod6tnis babei. 9ie Stdbz
tie foGen auf benz Settle Der Sire
III: Die MeniGen, aber fe lterben
met; man ridtet fe ipieoer auf,
mon pflegt iie. mnn trGitia. iie: tie
iin0 uniterbIid. pie infer oesimier=
tes Bolt -.
llno nun ipolen mir rns nod elm
paat Stloer onfeteu. sSbr piBt lider
bon ben unusrSeiblibe1 Nttentatsn.
Die Die Oeuti6sn b~eioahsrs in So.
ipen, bel uniern topfern freunoen in
gelgien, unb in uuisrsm gfeims be-
gangen bobeu. SD .piG eud, cine
un'erer o~lteIien uno innnIten 4ntie.
oralen 5eigen, ME iie nor Dem Der.
breden ausiub unb roie re lebt aus
iiebt. Sbr battet Tie iorIt pieGeid,t
ME 9elehen. SEPT. no e nidt mebr
s@l1ltiert ober bod sum 2sil perTtiin.
met 1T, fperoet ihr Re immer DOR
4ugsn boben!l" @dhrere Die 8ilrer
ferum9ineen. fiists Der 2ebrer ooer
Ole Sshrerinuen bin3u: Sin DER .9a.
theorols bon &eims G5nliass Dent
nal fpuroe un5 oor Al Sabren oss
rautt. Sciie Ii6sre, bsporltebsnoe
Hud9abe tpirb io3uiagtn 9allam t;r
Die Wunoen 0es oheeren @aubeatz
mails istn. DER untsr ead9 iann tsir
lenes ipunoerh1-e Ban sntmal neu
len?" Die GatE.oraie pcu
StraBbnre.@ lautels Sic antnort.
-Ri4tis! Sic 1T ez. 81: id n.siu:!-
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-11-20

Ionte purh &onale miteiuuncer III
8erbinouna seicbt.
Bon benz Snneren RuBlanes in
bieier Seil NeitruBlanbs burh rag
eepoItige Wolos uno Sumpfgebie:
Der 4nlsiie obgcihIofisn uno ss erbilt
hierburh ben Ghoratter zines mebr
ODER peniger iio,ierten, nit benz Gin.
terlonos burh nur renige 8erbln.
bun9en i'm 3uiomnenbonae 'tehenben
8ebietes: innerhclb besieIben fpringi
Ruiiii6sYolen melt in beutIhes We
bet binein, BON GItpr:uben uno Weits
preuben uno WitteIgdIisisn fart um,
fabt. ourd bic fIlntisrenbe Gage Wol.
bpaiens ieoo4 i'm Siiben einisermas
Zen eeihiist.
Ruiiihs polen pirb burh ei.
Wsidiel in Spei RGume estrennt, bic
fart Seri6ieosnt 8erbdltnille fir
@srIammlung, llntsrbaIt unb 8sipe.
suns GROCER Sruppsnmenssn aufpei.
fen. polsn ltnts Der WsihieI III
nod We9iamtsit. 6anobartsit, Inter.
t~iinften uno SilTsmitteln elm mel.
btquemerer GriessoperatipnsplaB. nls
YoIen red1ts Der Wsihfel. IS iprine.
nett spiidsn Der 8rsnse Seftsrrsihs
uno DeutfdIanos Dor, bietet einers
fsits einsn Fart poyssidobsrsn Ser.
iammlunasruum, BON benz aus bic
BON gDeiten nab Sitprsubsn unr nat,
Ilittels uno Sitga!isien f~Ibrsnceu
8erbinoun9en DTS Ueeners beoroht
rsroen t0nnsE. IS lit oncererisits
aber aud pen b',sen 6lanten Der mr..
fabt. pom !Sint':ldnoe ourh mshrs-r
Strombarrteren. teitpeils 'egblt BON
Dem Der Asinle,, setrennt une ltsbl
NIT iln nur outd msbrsrs Sriiien
uuo decentralization i'm 3uldm
menbangs. Die Wei6iel on iiG III
iGr leoe IrGlte, oie lie IN ,sinplihe.
M6iiat Ieeriaysi.eR mub. elm astpals
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-11-20
Nrbanlidcr UnterridJt.
NaS bcntantaac ben Sdlilern in 3ranf.
REID ani9rtiidlt Wtro.

Nas ben S6iilern uno Smii<
.erinnen in 6rontreid an erIten uaz
terri4tstnae pom ibren Qebrsrn uns
aefdbr eeiagt puroe, teilt 2ucirn
Dsscaoss i'm pariier rSourne;"
nit: Rad Seenoig nj 6ss Inter
ri6ts", 10 io9te Der 9sfrer ob:r lie
2ebrerin, ripsrbet i5t t,4e ale:
SIS leoe 6rantreidf,!." ru.et, Ger
i'd piinfde, DAP ihr art. QelAu
srfabren m0aet. mas ilr in oieien
9erssnsidrsi bineinsuIesen ha6t. IS
gibt unter eu6 piele. 5:e bon ibren
Gltern nod mebr eel;sbt peroen,
Ieitosm fie einem ltnfdg entsonssn
ooer BON idlperer Srnn.beti gsneleu
linb. 6sute aber fino bic Rolen
pertauiht: heute mi;Bt ibr, Die
3ineer 5rantreids, GU. Mutier
nod mebr lieben, oenn lie tpdrs beis
nabe ourh Die 8drbareatpioem:::: on<
binserafft poroen. SbS piBi, Dab
bic gurboren iid gang oIOBlid duf
ne gsltur3t uno lie an Ter Tehle ses
padt baben. lin tie gu i6iBen iino
cure Batter. euere Chsims euere Bril-
Der Dor sipsi Woua.en Ing 6elb sss
sosen. Noh iiuo lie nitt am Gnbs
ihrer Mlbsn. No6osT lie ot1
5siuo aus unisrem GAME eeiaet fa=
ben peroeu. tpsrben tie lin ~psrfolssn
miFsn, I'M ibn oafir III 5idtigsr.
oaB er Die 6duier ger,bnotrt. Bic
SidOte in 9rano qeiteti. ilre pafs
fsnIoien Ginpohnsr nieherseIhohen
uno ii6eran trimmer 5lrldgeIafen
bot. Grontreit miro iieattid ous
oieier 9eimiuduns hsrojcgsteu. obsr
es tat iaca bel ae.isn. Sabsi
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-11-20
Elm tintiser fibrsr.


@ittor Oantl bsibt Der erfolsreia
he 9enerol, Der bolo nod 8sginn
css ariesss bi. in Dos Gouuernes
ment Dublin eingeorangene otter
rsidifd : uu9nriid. armse bsfees
ligt uno seine Gruppsn ron Sieg 81
Sies gefiibrt bat. Der Sberbefebiss
baber Der oiterreidiih : ungariitsn
WeItarmee mar Bis ror fur3em 8oms
manosur oes IA. 8oro3 uno Gam
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. bon Ii
rot unb 8orarlherg. 0eboren 1854,
tuurbe 0ontl 1874 aus Der Dlener=
ReuItGotcr Militdrdtloemle als
2eutnont gum orittsn Cro9oner=R e=
eiment ousgemuItert unh rad ab'
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-11-20

u" lUmp nur CYeutr9slanper nui5u-
ipsiisn p~fIeaen. Iuber benz Nisnsn
nno benz Harsip entlprinasn bier ,ir.
Nn5obI tIeinsr SIiiiis, ipelbs ioipobl
BEN beioen senunnten. oils Auh oem
gns uno celn prppet s~ueiIsu unb fit
idmtIid eurd oroBs Waiierfldt hen
ouSSethnsn. Gr,pdbrt man nun auh
bic Weiditl. 70 tpire Ger Waiitrreid1
tum oieies Gsbittts Elm qerooeSu sr.
itaunlider. Tobsi fino Die SliiI.
meilt turs nah ibrsm tlrIrrunl
ifittsor uno ee$balb iarn i'm Sbsr.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-11-20
RnihidY oleu.
ser penpt 9riesSihauplat i'm cEeH
uno ieiae Decentralization.

Sas Hlsberur1slauo grit den etn
Nbldn9en Der H0rpatbsa uuo rem
oieIe berlibreuotn urdlii6 ~tatpatbi
ihen Nancriiden, sslUpGrtjl os.
9aupt rieasl3aapldg i'm Glcn, IT
Elm i'm b6tItsn Uraee Invertebrates
bporcordphiiGes Gtbiet. 3roB BE-
fait rem borisontdleR 8oosnfldhs git
Is bier tia:n Aus!lepyeihtGi, lpjt
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-11-20

tiges !0inoernis init ibren periumpFs
ten WaHeraoern. totem Nrmen, Sim,
pelu, Grdben, 8. idlano, nalien Mis.
fen, eroBen @nlptompleren unh bid.
tenn Weioengebuih, poour6 Der On
mari6 sur uebergongsItel ls Der Brill,
.enfhIdg, Ger l,eber9ang inter benz
Jeuer oes 8eeners gu f9tpieriaen
2eiitunsen ipsroen miiisen 9absl
iinb i4nsl! uno lsi1t bsreelteI!ie
2riegsbriiden trfoIse pes oft idb
tpedfelnoen @oiieritanoes BON gu ges
ringer Siderbeii, IS m"iiiien u!!o
fhfpere Sridsn erbout perbsn. Die
Ruf5en baben i:!de fhpere 8riidsn
eebau., bisis erfsIbertsn einen bsipn.
bsrs trdftigen SduB uup 10 ihufen
fie Gil allen llebsrg0ngen our Side
runs ibrsr Werbinounsen. namsntIiE
nit Riidif1t auf be M0alidieit pca
u~mssbuneen Der Weidielbarrisre aus
SIpreuben sine,ieits uno 9sli3isn
anhererieits 9efrftisunsen, 10 -r al:
lem Worfhau oils Centrum oieIer Be-
feifigungsn. uno uls 5lonten noroIit
uno jiioIih oapon Notpogeorgiepsi
uno Spdneproh 0isfe orei pldss
Eno in sinsm or9aniifen 3uiammsns
banes. seitotteu lie 4nfammlung une
grbnItuns GROCER 9eeresmaffer uno
psrm0sen na9 -ufiiifsn QIan' unc
0loubsn ouh ohne Mitipirtuna oes
6sIobesrss cine bsnsutshos SHeniira
trait gu Gubsrn.
StabI befibt eeniiasno 9obI.
,dums, I'm cine 6liiniateit burdsus
'eTen. 9ieie Sniiohs lit in Der
6arparo> llniperftdt bsip;eien ioorSsu.
5urh rem aan5 fshIetireieu. 3 3ell
9iden StabI ruros inter einen Grat
.on 5000 atucip5dren GHs&iiIsct
st9reBt. 10 oaB Is auI Ger onotren
Settle pit Elm lsiaer Sp.Ityeg.n sois'
Ger austrat.
Morgan County republican., 1914-08-20

Read the Republican ads.
Morgan County republican., 1914-08-20
In Memoriam

Versailles Lodge No. 1872, Knights OF
Pythisa.
Whereas, 1t has pleased our Heav-
enly Father, in his infinite wisdom,
to remove from amongst us our es-
teemed brother and fellow member
JOSEPH TUCKLEY
who died August, 9, 1914, and,
Whereas, The life that made our
association with him pleasant is at an
end, and the gates of death are closed
upon our further intercourse and,
Whereas, BY his many ennobling
traits OF character he has endeared
himself to US, and in his career has
left an example to his friends and
fellow members and,
Whereas, Those manly quallfica-
tons which he possessed influence
US in a sincere desire to testify to
an appreciation of his life amongst
US be it therefore
Resolved, That in the death of
Joseph Tuckley, who was member
of Versailles Lodge No. 1872, Knights
of Pythias, we sincerely deplore the
loss of one to whom we had become
afectionately attached by long associ.
alton and by relations which were
never marred by the least occurrence
of an unfriendly act.
Resolved, That copy of these
resolutions be presented to the rela-
tives of the deceased, and that the
same be attached to and become a
part of the minutes of this order.
G.. II. KNAPP, J
Jas. W. ROE, Com.
&. V. N. HUDSON,
Morgan County republican., 1914-08-20
Preserving EsSs for Winter Use

Eggs preserved in water-glass So
luton will keep almost perfectly for
several months. They will poach
nearly as we'll as fresh eggs although
the taste is a trife more fiat after long
storage. These are the conclusions
of the Missouri College of Agriculture
after careful Investigation of various
methods of storing eggs for winter use.
Water-glass is purchased in the Ii
quid form. Druggists commonly re-
tail it at twenty-five cents quart, and
one quart is enough to preserve twen-
ty dozens of eggs. For this number
a five-gallon stone or earthenware
crock is the most satisfactory recep-
tacle. Heat ten quarts of water to
boiling point and allow it to cool.
Then pour the water into the crock,
add one quart of water-glass and mix
the two. The solution is then ready
for the eggs. Place the eggs in the
water glass solution each day as soon
as they are laid. Use only naturally
clean, not washed, fresh eggs. When
the crock is filed to within two inches
of the top of the solution, cover and
store in cool dry place until winter.
BY this method eggs may be stored
during spring and summer when they
are relatively cheap and production
is high, for use during winter when
prices are high and production is low
Farmer and townsman alike may save
many dollars by this method of cheap
storage of eggs. 1t is of the greatest
importance that the eggs used should
be absolutely fresh. Water-glass viii
not make bad eggs good, but will KEEP
good eggs from becoming bad.
Morgan County republican., 1914-08-20
To Our Correspondents

We are glad to receive your items,
bnt If they arrive later than Wednes.
day noon hereafter, we will not insure
their publication. We also will ap-
preciate the efforts of our correspon-
dents much more if they will omit
neighborhood visits from their items.
1t is all right to tell about your friends
and relatives from distant towns or
counties visiting with you, but we
have no time to set type for neighbor-
hood visits and trifling mention.
Such items as births, deaths, bad sick
ness, farm improvements of all kinds,
road improvements, loss of property
and other items of real interest to the
general public.
Morgan County republican., 1914-08-20
For Free Settlement

Large tract of good valley farming
land jus: thrown open for free settle
ment, in Oregon. Over 100000
acres in all. Good climate, rich soil,
and does not require irrigation to
raise finest crops of grain, fruit, and
garden truck. For large map, full
instructions of exceptionally good
claims, send S3.4o to John Keefe,
Eugene, Oregon; three years U. S.
surveyor and timberman. An op-
portunity to get good fertile free
homestead near town and market.
Morgan County republican., 1914-08-20

The preacher who says what God
wants and what his congregation needs
is filling his place admirably. In this,
as in all other things, we all fall short
because of human limitations and in
frmities. But this should be our
standard. Our aim should be to be
able to say with Paul, 81 have not
summed to declare unto you all the
counsel OF God" A continual fel-
lowship with God in prayer, faithful
study of the condition and needs of
our people, diligent and daily study
of Gods Word, and a faithful effort
to do as we'll as we know and to live
a consistent, obedient life will bring
us constantly nearer the heaven-ap-
proved standard.-Gospel Herald.
Morgan County republican., 1914-08-20
Tried and Fovnd WantinS

At last, and after many weary
weeks for the people and the candi-
dates, the primaries have come and
gone and the nominations for Office
on the various tickets have been
made. Outside the limited circle of
successful candidates the universal
sentiment with reference to this new
system of making nominations could
accurately be summed up in three sim
pie words: Darn the primary!
Wherever it has been tried the pri-
mary system has proved sore and
general disappointment. 1t is the
very thing the man of average means.
whose chances it was designed to pro-
tect and promote, does not want.
TO play the game from first to last is
most expensive pastlmc. The man
of average means has no business
monkeying with it. II victorious, the
office, nine times out of ten, isn't
worth the price.
Moreover-and this is one of the
big objections to be urged against it
the primaryis is practically nobodys bus
mess which means that nobody pays
much attention to it, whereas the con-
vention system Is Representative and
therefore in harmony with the Amer.
ican system of government-the bes,
sort OF government OF any yet devised
by man. "lt is we'll to note," says
writer in the August North American
Review, "that the soundness of the
theory of the nominating convention
is seldom or never disputed"
1t must be conceded, as it will no,
be disputed, that certain evils have
been neither eliminated or lessened
by the adoption of the new, or pri
mary system.
Plainly the thing to do is to rever'
to the convention or representative
method of making nominations, throw
ing around it such restrictions as will
insure the people the greatest amour
OF freedom in the selection OF candi.
dates without abrogating represents
tive principle, which is Fundamental
in our form OF government.-Spring
field Republican.