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Barton County democrat., 1914-12-11

years railroad bonds were con-
Sidered the safest and SoundeSt
investment in the country, and
hence hundreds of millions of the
assets of our great life insurance
companies, banks, benevolent as
SociationS and colleges were in
vested in them, and the moment,
therefore, that the SOundneSS of
these securities is affected the fl
nancial SOlidity of these myriad
institutions is greatly menaced
at the same lime.
Carrying it a step farther, it
means that every holder of an old
line life insurance policy and mil
lions of depoSitorS in savings and
other banks, and those interested
in many fiduciary, benevolent
and educational institutions are
directly concerned in the pres
ent situation, which threatens to
largely destroy the former high
regard in which an investment in
railroad bonds was held.
In the impending crisis, there
fore, not merely the fate of our
transportation system is at stake,
but along with it the very finan-
cial integrity of our entire invest
ment wOrld-and this only goes
to show how vast and overShad-
owing our railroad industry has
become-hOw they are not mere
ly the giant arteries of agriCul.
ture and commerce, but how
into the wOof and fabric OF the
entire nation. Among other
things, it should remind us how
interdePendent we have come to
be in this mighty republic of ours
that each is in truth becoming
more and more his brothers keep
er, and that we need to think and
act carefully lest in our miSta-
ken zeal we destroy those who,
like ourselves, need whatever OF
this worlds goods the toll and
sweat of years has brought tc
them.
During the next few weeks we
promise the reader the most init
mate and far-reaching discussion
of the railroad question that has
ever appeared in the public press,
and we trust that all thinking cit
izenS in the state will read whai
is said carefully. The facts anC
figures given will be based upor
public records, and hence easily
capable of verification. ESpe.
cially do we ask that the farmer.
whose market facilities and lant
values are so vitality affected by
the railroad problem will follow
the forthcoming articles closely
J for agriculture and transportation
Barton County democrat., 1914-12-11

Will Englehart was in the city
Wednesday appearing before the,
Board of County Commissioners
to petition for a new road to be
laid out near his place.
Mrs. Bruce Chapman and Mrs.
J. T. Bryan most delightfully."- en-
tertained about fifty of theirs.
friends at the Chapman home :
Wednesday afternoon, compli-
mentary to Mrs. Swartz, of New
ton, who is here for a visit with
Mrs. Bryan and other friends.
The fine black team which Lee
Smell has on one of his tacks
took little spin of their own ac-
ing from the Santa Fe depot and
winding up against a tree south
oil the Herman Hotel. The re-
suit is that Lee has one hack that
was badly broken up and will cost
considerable to be put back in
repair.
ISAIAH Pelsor suffered a partiA
stroke of paralysis last Safurdsv
evening and for a time was 3
quite a serious condition. the 1,se
OF the left side of his BODY heinz. ina
entirely gone. Tuesday he snf.
fered another partial stroke. @ tbis
time on the right side, but at 'I,s ths
present time he is said to be Ces-
!ln8 along in nice shape and he
IS gradually regaining the use q, If
his limbs. Mr.. Pelsor is q ovsr !,
eighty-three years 0; age, and 81.
though gradually declininr. hss
been in fairly good health .
W. B. King suffered a sl;sb.
stroke Of paralysis SUNDAY mosn
ing; but recovered in short iin',
and IS reported as eetiinS sis-.
all right At this time:
Barton County democrat., 1914-12-11

Merritt Flanders went to El-
linwood last Tuesday on pleas
ure trip.
Mr.. Shafer of Great Bend, was
in West Comanche last Monday
trying to buy cattle.
Barton County democrat., 1914-12-11
GRAVEST CRISIS IN HISTORY
Continued from PAGE One

their care, there has been too lit
tie contact between them and the
people. Again. il is undoubtedly
true that the world of railroad fl
nance as well as other lines of in
duStriaI activity has had its share
of inexcuSable abuses but just
as the public does not hold the
banking world or the ministry re-
SponSible as a whole for the short
comingS of an occasional black
sheep, so the hundreds of honest
railroad officials throughout the
country should not be condemn
ed because OF the miSdeedS of the
few.
Who Owns The Railroad?
m this connection it may be
said that The railroad world is
encumbered with a lot of phan-
toms which exist only in the pop
suIar faucy. For instance, because
there have been some half dozen
So-caIIed railroad magnateS whose
names have figured prominently
in Wall street, many people have
come to believe that the railroads
Of the country are largely owned
by few rich men. AS a matter
of fact, nothing could be farther
from the truth. Out of the col
.osSal sum of twenty billion dol
lars invested in American railroad
. securities less than 5 per cent is
now, or ever has been, in The hand
OF these men who have figured
prominently in the newspaper
headlines while the other % per
cent is in the hands Of nearly 2
million investors, large and small,
YhO in many instances have put
the modest savings of lifetime
into these securities in order that
they might lay away a compe-
tency for old age.
When, therefore, the value OF
these securities is depressed, or
perchance destroyed, the hard
ship is tenfold greater upon thou,
sands Of everyday citizenship
on the frugal mechanic in New
England factory, the widow with
her life insurance funds, and the
countless other citizens in every
ayOcatiOn and walk of life than
upon the handful of millionaireS,
good or bad, who have figured
prominently in railroad circles.
Thus, for instance, the great
Pennsylvania System has over
10000 stockholders, while the
Santa Fe has over 10000, and the
same ratio holds good in nearly
all the other lines.
But that isn't all. For many
Barton County democrat., 1914-12-11

City Clerk Will Steckel was
here from Ellinwood Monday TO
attend to some business matters
and for a visit with friends.
Charles LiScheSky, Frank Post,
E. F. Brown and c. o. Carson
were visiting with friends in
Lyons Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Meyers and
family and Mrs. Ed Sterling, Of
Heller, were in Comanche county
last week for a visit with rela-
tives and old friends.
Barton County democrat., 1914-12-11

Doan's ReguletS are recon-
mended by many who say they
operate easily, without gripping
and without bad after effects. 25C
at all drug stores.
Barton County democrat., 1914-12-11

are easily the nations two great
est and most fundamental indus
tries. paid adv. To be contin-
ued next week.
Barton County democrat., 1914-12-11

Tom Pizinger and family and
Adam Hejny we're down from
Grant township Monday to attend
to business matters and for a visit
with friends. Both gentlemen re-
port that while they would appre-
ciate a good rain up that way, yet
the wheat is still looking good
and they do not believe is suffer
ing from the dry weather.
Barton County democrat., 1914-12-11

FURS WANTED Boys, bring
us your furs. We want them and
will pay the highest cash prices
and you can bring them in every
day you catch them. We buy
them green or dry.-Spaugh's
Grocery. N4142.
Barton County democrat., 1914-12-11
FOR SALE.

An up-to-date broom cottage,
well located. Will consider Of
fer. ARTHUR z. TAYLOR.
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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-07-11

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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-07-11

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erft i'm 2uufe Oes 9eiIammenfeins
berdusitsle; Oenn in Der 8rautitanos.
s,tt tsbre bod isber nur feline bsItsn
Stiten beruus unO 5eige iid fosuiasen
i'm ieeIii9en SonntasstIsio. 4Iio als
probe uno prifuugs3eit fei Die Der.
lobung OerfsbIt. Ri4tis 1T Oas ipobI
bod ni9t. 9enn Die SaiIa1e, oab
@srLobunssa ssI5ft tparosu. u ass &
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ben prattiiden Bid trsu befpabrt uno
tbr Befen our6 5uhItsite Sag,n
uno qegeuoen pertldrt, oi. Ie pabrs
bait ais Den suten @eit oss Er3a..
birgss srideiusn ldHeu. 3d., ! i'm
II. S~abrbuuosrt mar Ser Rubm Der
Barbara lttnann in GadIsn melt
bsrbrtitet; Die GbroniFtn ersdbItn
BON ibrsn 8un6ern uHo Eaten, pref.
fen ibr nsibliass Diri.u uno ibr,
bO9en 3usenbsu. 2tiosr bat Die piI,
I.ni4aftlids GorI9uug, bic F6 in
n%eueiter 3eit I'm 6as 2,6sn oieIer eds
ten aulturtrdgerin sifrig bemiibt BAT,
otsiem ourd Die TRADITION iiberliefers
ten Billie tpsnig 9iu3ufissn t0nHsn.
Sn annaberg, mo it pisasitt oe.
borsH 1T, jtoenfdus geIsbt uno Die trs
fe SpiBeniduIe gegrinb.t bat, IinO
our4 3abIrside 5sunsbranfts ale
air4enbiidtr uno IonItigen 9otu.
msnts aus Der 3sit Derui4tet. Mon
.fpeiB nuL 0dB lie 1914 aeboren iuurs
be; ibr gebnrtstag 1T i'm 9untsl Der
gsrseRenbeit bsgrobcH, unb es 1T cine
tpiltiirIife 5eitiebung Der gr3qebira.
Ter, Dab ie 0its SubilGumsFeIt in Den
Dat perls9tsn un6 bonn II. Bis "a.
Wtai cine Barbara lIttmannsWode"
gu ibrer grinnerung peranholtettn.
Barbara, bic nit tbrem GamiIisnno,
men tpdbri4sinIi9 Glterlsin bieb,
mar nit sinsm rei9tn geraberrn su
anuaberg. gbriitopb lttmahu, Der.
hsirdtet uuS Seigte mad Dem frabeu
3ooe i9res Gatten cine reIoIute Sc.
i6dftstuGtigieit, pie Ie 5rouen, au.
nal in iensn 3eiten, nur Ielten eiasn
mar. Sbr @ei9dft bliiBts, ibr 6aus.
itano brefiets fi6 aus, un0 70 lit Fl,
mad einem pirtungsrei6sn Qe6en an
IA. Sunuar 1876 i'm 81. Sabre hires
aIters geitprben, ! na6osm lie, hi,
Gobias S4mi6t in Ieiner 3piduui.
i4en Gbronit beri9tet, ga ainS,r
unb 2inosstinber ssfebsn bate. Die
tarssn 8atsn ibres 2ebens melost ii.
ne Snf6rift aufs ibrsm 9rdbe aut
BEN Sir6bof 5u Qnnabsrs; ibtr i5s
rsr IeBten RuFftotts bat man bann
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rafaem 2luff6pung brudte, Elm nab.
rsr Segen fir bic 8eO0lterung uno
Tano cine auberoroentIide 9erbr.is
lung. Sdpn i'm anfang oss II.
S.abr6unberts beT9Gftigte oos Spit.
3tntl0ppeln msbr oIs 10000 gerfo'
men, uno Der 8erbienit, Der Den Sc.
9enben ououra auflOB, belief iid duf
IdbrIi6 iiber cine milion 5oIer. 50
bat Die Sat elmer sin3igen Grdu einsm
gdn3en 2unoitria ~bIienosn DpbIs
Itano beriaafft unb au4 beute, mo-
bos SpiBentl0ppeln nieoer einen
reusr &uKdpung gefun6en bat, 9e'
6entt man NIT 0dntbdrteit unb gers
ebruns Der S40pferin Der bsutl9sn
8ptsenmoultrts. A.~ts
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i gsrbdItniFe ober Der Diue' Der
tern Elm eHtidieOenss Rein sntge
IN, 10 bemddtigt ii4 isbr oft Scr
Jrautleute eiHe itiqs gsroro snbelt,
me Rsi5barteit Der Stimmung, 0ur9
Jas Temperament Der 9streffenoeR
nebr oosr peniger sun1ig bseinfIubt.
5n Der RegeI Iei0et bas Wdo6en am
meiiten untsr foI6sm 3pangsnuf'
i4ub, ipeil es, falls ss nitt bsruf'
LID tdtig if, in Der 3pii6sn3sit msi1
psnig nit iid anaufdngsn rpsib.
IS 1T pobl ridtis, Oub bic 2ysrIO'
bungen bon LANCER 0ausr Der Sreu.
hinoerIi9 iinO in d1en 5Gnen, mo
fir ben 8uno feI6it fIidiiger RauIa
oOer ge0antenlofe 9srIiebtbeit ben
&ulab gegeben bat. gut piro e. Itl,
ten I'm iene 8erhdltniFe iteben, in
Del4en bic bsioen Mlenidsn, Die mit'
sinonoer ourds 2eben ponoerH mol
len, BON iid 70 gut ME gar ni6ts
Difsn. Sir Oas 0ausrnbe Slid 1T
IS fem sIidIidss 3sidsn, tpenn 3. 9.
Der 8rdutigdm ben 9erfu9 ieinss
Mdodens, Elm ernites @sIprG9 nit
i1m gu fibrsn, ftets Our4 SGn6eleien
nnterbri4t uuo dbpsbrt. SD4f to.
rI9t 1T nber bos MGbden, Oas Is fit
ielbftDeritdnOIid bdIt, bub in Den
Stunoen, mo fie nit Dem 8erlobtn
auiommen 1T, BON nidts 4noersm
als bon 2iebs Die aeos 1T.
So ge6Oren fittli4er grnft un0 Elm
fairies 8erautnortungsgsfiibl oaSu,
I'm Den lnbequemlt9tdten elmer ian.
gen 8erIobung gepddien 3u isin.
Die Rdtur bes Narn.s Derfagt bu
meitens Iei4ter un6 fiibrt, tpenn Sic
Gnsfi9tsn gar gu unii4er fino, bon
Der SADIE fein gnoe nb3uieben If,
RAID entf4lofen ben 8ru9 berbei,
lpd9renb fi6 oas Mdb6en meiit nod
M ieOe 9offnungsm0gIi9teit gldubig
gu tIdmmerR pftest.
@erobe penn 3tpet Msnf6en gei
itige Snterefsn boben, 1T es fir it
elm lei9tes, aud cine longe 8erIo.
ni4t ME Elm f9peres Sod,
ionoern pie cine Rrone 3u traesn, is
nit 70 bel s9tem SnbdIt gu erfiilsu,
OuB nod an6ere 9eI9Is6ter ii9 ar
ibm srfreuen Oirfsn.
Ber 6a fagt: mir Meni4en bon
beute fno bel au nerbOs, 5u fart
benz Wedfel untsrtporfsn, Inn stns
Iange Electromagnetic in 8lei6mu
nnb 9armonie our6suma6eu, BEN
erpioern mir: Die QudteiIe, Die Il,
nestsiIs in unierer 3sit Iisgen, tper0en
uufgepoeen bur9 Die 5iIfsqueIen,
Die 9rrteiIe, Die fe uns unbererTstts
iDieber Dsrf6IteBt; 6sun beute brau9t
niemon6 mebr - aud bic Srou nidt
- 3u btfiir4ten, elm LANCER 8raut'
'tunb Tonne Die 9ereinIamune ob.r
gar 9srbtttsrung a%ufibren. Ritta
uno @eIteenbeit a1er art bieten lid,
5gsraOe in folder Durteaeit, ben in.
heren Reidtum anf4nusn gu IaFsu,
Die gefibIs au pereosIn, ben 9eiIt su
Oerttefeu, Die SGbgtsit, aus feinsm
8rautituno, fat zines fla6tissn
Tloderfsusrs, elm tlures, I.u6t.nO,s
auuftpert su f6dffsn, ssbSrt aud
alr OoietnsfuItur.
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3aOaErIcac W0bltdterIn.
bertiass 5ubiIanm Bet elGpSrI.
: Spite.

SIN Td6FIden Gr5gebirge bat man
in oisien 3asen Den 400. @eburtstda
elmer 5ruu fsierItd begangen, bic nod
I6eute nls BObItdterin i'm @sod6tniS
Dss 8OItss fOrtIsbt un6 ii9 Elm I'm.
pergdngli6es 8eroienlt I'm Die 6eut,
i9e Jnbufris iberbuupt eriDorben
bat. Gs 1T Barbara uttmann, our9
I0ie bic aunft bes 5pibeniloppelns
i'm 3suti4ldnO singsFiibrt uno CUR trs
fen 8iiis sebra9t pOroen 1T. auf
BEN NurttpIab gu Qnnobtrg febt ibr
Bentrndl als Elm iol5ss .3eusnis oeis
m. mas 6as. Qnn0 ibr Derodntt;
sbtr 5ngiei9 bat ons 9Olisgrmiit oas
BID OsIu iGIi6ieu 6rau NIT oer
.gefdidten 6duo uno Dem neitf6auens
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8. u. Starses, BatentanmaIt, GAG
@ronbeis Sbeater gebau0e, Gel
Douglas 1853. iSlae
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Steaung, Inn oasemeine &ous.
orbeit nur mobreno oeS Cages 3u
perriften. Rofaufrn9en bel SrGa
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