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Evening journal., 1914-06-20
SALESNIEN WANTE,n

~ 49,.
- HORT ACCOUNT REGISTER SALES.
~ mea New aluminium system best IN
i.-f market pays largest commission Wirth
0airs eook te- Chicago sdnezo.lt
III Wo Statesmen TO SILL OUR OILS
a paints and rrlases Experience unneeee-
effs Nrf salefmen sre fhe best paid on the
road Republic Paint Lead Works. Cievs
- AiEsMAN ~ CAPABLE SPECIALITY
~ man fer Delaware Staple line So new
ane 1c1ptional terms NacancY Ialr
t'IFaFfifE commission contract s85 Neeflr
tses Miles Bixler Co. 1926 Car.
--1 hlas A.essiand Ohio iunsao.lt
nv AAith-- h--sALfsMaN BIG NAN
rtth tht abiiiiy 70 GET q bearing with
sfnters and purchasing agents Sniendid
hpfierifg and territory open Is nrr nav.
as prndncers. The Federal
'fgpaiie Mills Cleveland Ohio. iuneao.1f
- ALtsAEN WANTED - EXPERIMENT.
1ntrtssarFf easy work hir nav
Nr~ for large isi of openings ofersnr ~
Antiief 20 earn 500 % $500 mont
t 4cr learn Address urarest osrr.
r National saiesmen's Trainip- ~
H.tor- thicagr. View York Karrse cif~
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Evening journal., 1914-06-20
FOR RENT

EOR REN
1908 Rodney ST., 10 R6B.
1905 Broome St, 10 r g. b.
9o5 W. Ninth ST. Q r. &B.
ll5 Searles St.. B.
924 Lancaster AVE. r & s.
GOO Adams St. q r & b.
1921 Pleasant ST., r & b.
GIL Jefferson ST. &B
21O9 Market St., 6 r & b.
1906 Beech St., rooms
on E- Seventh st.. rooms and bath.
ll3 French street, rooms and bath.
aOs E Fifth ST., rooms
62O l-2 =. Fifth ST., rooms.
~ ~. Twenty second ST. 5 rooms
l07 Poplar ST. rooms
sl2 Spruce St., 5 rooms
202 k. Fifth St. & b.
OFFICES AND STORES
9l39l5 Market ST.. second floor
SO Market st., second floor
tll 1ntnall ST., first floor
5l2 W. 32nd St. rooms. store
C0LORED
901-2-5 B St.. rooms
klund ST. rooms
1921 =. Thirteenth ST., rooms
423 Union ST.
The EQUITABLE GUARANTEE
AND TRUST COMPANY.
Real Estate Department
NINTH AND sHlPLEY STREErs
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SITUATIONS WANTED-MALE

n 7 0LORFp MAN DESIRES POSITION
~ doing hausewark, Address VS. Even
Ens journal ONCE. iune2O.lt
yr0UNG MAN. 23 YEARS ON. COLLEGE,
graduate, desires summer position aF
fashief clerk. preferably IN hotel al Sea.
itore. Excellent references Address W.ps
evening Journal ofice. 3une6. cod.lm
Evening journal., 1914-06-20

NEW SQUARE PLAN HOUSE. HARD.
wood floors hot water heat, rooms.
hath and pantry. Hall square OF Boulevard
and trolley. A. B STAYTON. D. q A.
fhone, 4533. iune12, ,13,15.ls, 2O-then IT,
Evening journal., 1914-06-20
AGENTS WANTED.


ntAh AGENTS FOR QUICK SELLING
ariiele Il merit. Big profits, pleasant
work ef men nr women RfVivn Mig and
snles Coz Cleveland. Ohio. jnne20-it
~ otoRED AGENT wANTFD-BFNFFTT
~ order 500 % $500 monthly ~ hust.
Ae Write quick Address Box 7G.4O9.
nrinnuti Ohio inncaOlf
- l-ENI Is-HERE'S WHAT THEY All
a vent Concentrated Beer Tablets: makes
aNine beer by adding water Not near
pffr--tha real article Carry goods right in
nertft Enormous demand large profits
Wriie rs today The Andrew Co nspt
1850 cinrinnau Ohio. jnne20-ft
Evening journal., 1914-06-20

L. OR RENT-sToRE OR OFFICE
n apartment ia rear. basement Thor.
oughly modern Apply Alabri Apartment
No. s35 Tatnal ST. june1stf.
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HELP WANTED-FEMALE

w ANTED-WHIrE WOMAN FOR GEN
w eral Homework d. & A. phone
6I9sD innel9.3t
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II 0CAL REPRESENTATIVES, WANTED.
k1 No canvassing or soliciting required
tsood income assured Address National
Go Operative Realty Co. Ngf7 Mardpn Bldg
Washington. y. G. may2, 6,0,18, l6.2o,23.
27s -iunea,6 ,6,to.t8,l7,2o.2a ~
Evening journal., 1914-06-20

Eok sALE--cAsT IRON sFCrIoN.f
steam Boiler, 5000 feet rating; aiso M
IA mpuei hoi waier tank heater. suitable. IN
garage or small house hot sater h.s.tsL =.
system boih 81 the above in All rnr5f
laon- laon- Apply Q Room SOC Ford Bnildjnr
on pFL iuneii 2wks.
Evening journal., 1914-06-20

IL OR RENT-wTTH BOARD. LARGE
4 front room with private bath No aI9
lainah ST. 5une2Ofm
Evening journal., 1914-06-20

A. ollEk-IHK NEW CIRCUsATINf
~ AibhAhf e Nc 4ps Washington street
44s feHqFfe 20 Ap. 5lz IN. Ninth street apd
= q ppAiiacn 9 take orders Tor and deliver
~ tts latest books. Phone calls pror1nfir
Hirepcee e. ~ A. Phone. oIIsa Auto.
~ pe9e febfe-ff
Evening journal., 1914-06-20
FOR RENT
RENT

1872 W. Sixth ST. 10 rooms and bath SIS. 90
l08 dupont ST., rooms and bath $1,000
lo9 DUPONT St, rooms and bath. $1,000
2ll dupont ST., rooms and bath $1,000
s23 Washington St, 10 & b.. $50. 90
lais W Ninth ST., II rooms bath
and porch ...................s $4,000
800 Franklin St, rooms, bath and
porch ...,..... ................ $23 90
1910 Madison ST., rooms new aud
modern ...-...s. ........SI 500
lQ09 heald St. rooms and bath $1,000
i006 Heald ST. club house e.s 500
2ai6 West ST.. 4 & b. new and
modern.
1906 W. Sixth ST.. 0 RI. b.. y. sea 90
1897 Nandever Ave, & si5 90
IL Madison ST. store. e............ s15.o
B..s3 sac 10
tlilcrestl "a Of an acre. rooms. new $40 0O
Apartment in The Gooding, rooms and bath
CHARLES w. G00DING
Eighth and Jefferson SITS.
D. A. Phone, 4743
Evening journal., 1914-06-20

ROR RENT-TWO COMMuNICATTNG
IT front rooms for lodging Excellent Ioca.
hon D & a. phone a3o. iuneb-1m
Evening journal., 1914-06-20
HELP WANTED

!
M En-. W0MEN-GET GOVERNMENT
AVA jobs Big pay. Examinations an.
bounced everywhere July l5 sample aaes.
lions free. Franklin Institute. Dept AIN,
Rochester n. Y. maya6.Imo.
Evening journal., 1914-06-20

u OR RENT-NTCELY FURNISHED
rooms, No. 500 West sixth street.
lune1241m.
Evening journal., 1914-06-20
EoR RENT

= OR RENT-OFFICE AND STOCK
room. Reasonable. Apply No. $40
0range Street juneia.tf.
Evening journal., 1914-06-20
REAL ESTATE FOR RENT-
RENTAL list

1926 Market ST. 10 &B sac. 90
9l3 Shallcross, q & sl40O
ll12 Washington st.. 1a r & Bs4O 90
1913 Clayton ST.. 10 r g. S35 90
1895 w Seventh ST., 10 r & S35 Ia
GOA West St.. II Il & B...s $40 90
500 Buttonwood St., dwelling & store s2a 90
Corner propertv.l
50S Shlpley St., store and cellar. $50 90
y. Ninth ST., store & cellar s25 90
9O4 Market St. store.
(Newly papered and paintedl.
923 Market ST., store and Offices
904 Market St., second floor offces with
fine daylight.
l7l5 w Thirteenth ST., r & $500
Factory or Shop Seventh street. between
:. dupont and Scott SITS, one story $50 90
Mendinhall Ave, s1s "a
Mendinhall Ave. air 90
s2f King St, store, after attentions $50 90
SUMMER COTTAGES.
Two furnished cottages rooms and hath
at Ocean City, n. J. renting for 5000 each
for season
DELAWARE TRUST CO..
N. z. COR. NINTH AND MARKET SITS.
Omen TuPsdav and c,tvrd.- r-....f.
Evening journal., 1914-06-20

N or RENT-NIcELY FURNISHED
It rooms, All conveniences. rates reas.
enable. No. 1897 Market ST. maya8.Im.
Evening journal., 1914-06-20

~ IRL WANTED-wHITE OR COLoRED
~ Must be good cook. Call No 2a2o Mar
knt ST. iune20s2t
Evening journal., 1914-06-20
HAIR DRESSING


ELLA E. EVANS SHAMf0OING. HAIR.
~ dressing and facial massage. scalp treat.
ment and manicurng Combngs made ani
hair dyed No sil Market SO. n a..
Phone. 354ip ian22-eod-tf.
DEAUTIFUL HAIR MEANS OFTEN
I'D clean hair, not a soap and water propo.
aition, bus skiiful shampoo hy those who
know Expert hair dressing, facial mat
sage, scalp massage and manicuring.
h. c. STASSFORT.
Bell phone PIAZZA. Coz Equitable Bldg.
may21.Imu.
Evening journal., 1914-06-20
PERSONAL

----es~~~se-s~e-
4 ADY. Sc. OWNS HOTEL, WOULD
marry Address W, Box 35, League
oedo. Ohio june20-1t.
Evening journal., 1914-06-20
NOTlCES


NJ ANAN LEO ROWANy rTsgScS,
~ ftirist Tells your past. present M
3st g Fon aars gone and viii ~
- nheNpQt PARK VII.
te DAre decstf
Evening journal., 1914-06-20

EKY ANTED-A BRIGHT BOY. ABOUT
W IL years old, for office 70 work his
wav up. Ono that has some knowledge ut
tpewrtine and office work preferred Ad
iress M-3e Evening journal Office,
tuneIS.3t
Evening journal., 1914-06-20

VIZ ANTED--A COOK IN PRIVATE FAM.
wv ily 70 20 to Rehoboth during July and
August Apply No. 1907 Park Place
iuneeO.It
Evening journal., 1914-06-20

~ LEAN FURNISHED ROOMS FOR
" housekeeping. Convenienees. No. Ills
htng 81. may22 I'm.
Evening journal., 1914-06-20
BOARDERS WANTED
LOST AND FOUND

4 OsT-BETWEEN SEVENTH AND MAR.
~ ket streets and Delaware avenue and
jackson street. Black silk Watch Fob. with
gold seal, bearing initials "W E. H. snit.
able reward # returned 10 No. 7l2 Market
street. june2Q2t.
Evening journal., 1914-06-20
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE


III oh sALE-AN EXCELLENT MANI.
= tdoiuTing site, centrally located. Two.
stt99ly prleA building, 40xiOO feet Reason.
Office. '-feulng journal
Evening journal., 1914-06-20
ROOMS FOR RENT

DooMs FOR LlGHT HoUsEKEEpfNG
II No. 2ui z. Fifth ST junei.Im.
Evening journal., 1914-06-20

/ ID ooMS FOR RENT. WITH USE or
II phone. No. s25 Adams ST. innets.tf
Evening journal., 1914-06-20

r Or sALE--NICE SIX ROOM HOUSE
m on Pine street between Twenty.seeona
ss.l snu Ven y-third. All conveniences; heater
sange; !, 'front.' porch. Price So. 900. Address
o's' Evening Journal Office may2.tf
Evening journal., 1914-06-20

! Il URNTsHED ROOMS FOR GENTLE.
\ men bath aud phone No gO5 ship
ley street. april eod if
Evening journal., 1914-06-20
HELP WANTED-NIALE

fMF ANrED-toIokED MAN TO MAX y
Wv himself generally useinl and one hav-
ng some knowledge oi the care and running
81 automobiles Apply TO hippincott Co.
1une1q.tf
Evening journal., 1914-06-20

xNY I'LL PAY RELIABLE WOMAN $3.50
w for distributing 1000 free packages
ferfumed Soap Powder Ia your town No
noney required Ward q Co. aI6 Institute
Place Chicago mne2O-It.
Evening journal., 1914-06-20
FOR KENT

Eighth and Jefferson SITS.
D. & A. Phone, 4743.
Evening journal., 1914-06-20

II nh sALE-THREE TON AUTO TRUCK
hfand new 1914 model fully equipped
Made by largest manufacturer. Cnarsrts,.,i
i1f one year hy them Orlsinaf NM.
$4,000 win sell for s2.7oO carb ans
,,li, Ailiismnnn No. 2 Colonial Inn Apartment
linlinrton Dei Bell Phone. 2fi4.W
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1914-09-24
MERE CAUTIOUS CRITICISM.

A 'HTaxpayer' in an Aberdeen paper, commenting on Mr.
George Lannings connection with the state administration, says
that in retiring from the newspaper business recently Mr.. Lanning
gave as his reason that he was too old and feeble to continue news
paper activities, and the nom de plume writer adds:
eff too old and feeble to run a little political weekly, why
should the taxpayers be compelled to keep him on the state pay roll
to do work which requires an able business man 20
Mr.. Lanning is a member of the state board Of charities and
corrections, and as such he is said to be drawing approximately two
hundred dollars a month from the public treasury. in the way OF
salary and expenses.
But the Aberdeen paper, through this anonymous writer, is
indulging in mere captious criticism. Mr.. Lanningis usefulness as
a public servant may not be at all impaired on account of his age
lie may have felt that to attend to the routine duties of a newspaper
office involved a greater degree of physical activity than he was
called upon to perform, and yet he may fulfill his obligations to the
state with the some degree of care and diligence that he would ex
crcisc were he thirty or forty years younger.
The Saturday News has never investigated the matter, so far as
Mr.. Lannng's office is concerned, and hence does not assume to de-
fend Mr.. Lanning if he has been guilty of neglccting his duties on
account of infrmhies or for other reasons, but mere captious crh-
ciSm has no tendency to place South Dakota politics upon that high
plane upon which it should be conducted.
Let's quit that sort Of petty politics!
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1914-09-24
DIM THE LIGHTS.

Having in mind an automobile accident concerning whose cause
there IS a dispute with reference to whether the lights were on or off,
it might be well to remind the users of strong electric lights on auto.
mobiles that some of these powerful illuminators may cause acct
dents rather than prevent them.
The writer hereof upon several occasions has felt impelled to
bring his machine to a standstill owing to the binding light reflected
from an approaching automobile.
Modern machines are provided with what is known as a dim
.mer-a continuance for rendering the headlights dim, while passing
II vehicle going in the opposite direction.
Ii these lights will blind a man, why not a horse? If a human
being, supposedly intelligent above domestic animals, is unable now
and then to see the roadway ahead Of him because of the powerful
lights approaching, why could not the same condition apply to a
horse? E#
Itai in fact almost criminal, if not quite SC, to throw such
strong light into another's face upon meeting him in the highway
a few feet under such a binding flash may be all that stands be.
tween the life and death Of the occupants Of both vehicles.
Why not employ a little of the common sense with which the
Creator has clothed mankind in either discarding such powerful
lights or in using the DINNER which the manufacturers of the mod
en automobile have placed within reach?
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1914-09-24

If the fatalities in the European battles are a great as each
side is making out for the other, the fighting will soon cease for
want of men to STAY. %##@8 " -
''That is about the only place left for a peaceful man, - com
ments a st. Paul paper on the report that Sir Ernest Shakleton and
his company have departed for the South Pole.
= .
A cartoonlst for a n eastern paper depicts the "heathen" chiefs
sitting in council and viewing with some degree of satisfaction the
terrible slaughter wrought by the "Christian nations of Europe.
The easy Hotation of a billion dollar loan indicates, says a twin
city paper, that the German chest has not yet caved in. 1t likewise
indicates that the German people still have faith in Germany's ability
to triumph in the war. 4#
##. y
The Saturday News editorial writer, having within the past
few months traversed regions where the so fomishes, would like
TO see a so on every farm in South Dakota, particularly in Coding-
ton county. 1t is a money-maker, or a money-saver, which amounts
to the same thing.
There have been no sea fights of consequence during the present
war. What Germany's navy is able to do nobody knows. 1t is not
equal to England in point of numerical strength, but if it shall be
able eventually to destroy the bulk of England's fleets Germany
position would be vastly improved for a successful outcome of the
conflict. #
u
Remarking upon the unanimity with which the democratic news
papers of the country are recognizing the assistance rendered the
party by the Rosevetan movement, the ArgusLeader says: st
is the general opinion that the new party will make a democratic
majority IN te next congress quite certain" Judging from the
returns In Maine, our Sioux Falls contemporary is right.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1914-09-24
BRITISH EMPIRE UNITY.

That the war is uniting the various elements composing the
India, supposed by some of Englands enemies to be ready for
revolt, has rendered its services to the English government, while
the Irish nationahsts and the Irish Obstetrics are vying with each
other in their efforts to render help to the cause of the British gov
eminent. aa
1t is suspected that Germany and Austria. through their respectt
participate. in the conflict owing to internal troubles, but in this
England's foes appear to have been labringl under a delusion. t
Whatever other results may follow the war, assuming that Eng.
lands integrity viii remain runimpaireds It seems certain that all
the various parts OF the vast British empire will have been cemented
IN bonds OF friendship and in unity of purpose,
E
Commenting on the statement OF the South Dakota Messenger,
the official organ Of the Equal Franchise League in the state, which,
denying that the equal suffrage association has any connection with
predict what the women Of South Dakota will do with the prohi-
bition question, - the Aberdeen News says: And now let anyone
who .dares step forward and say that the members Of the Equal
Franchise League do not know how to play politics Z Our Aber-
deem contemporary may be reminded that in Colorado, where the
women have been voting for more than twenty years, saloons still
flourish IN many of the larger cities, and in even some of the smaller
like il, against the saloon, there would be no licensed sale Of liquor
therein. The Messenger was but calling attention to what is obvi-
college Bred Dogs" is the caption Of an item in the Sioux
|sportsmen who had sent their dogs away to college-that is, commit
ted them to the care of professional trainers where there were no
contact. The college education is good-it is d~esirable-it is fine
but II serves to train the mind and e fit II for the other duties that
must be subsequently learned by sshard knocks, That's one OF
the defects IN our system Of education, as the Saturday News looks
dogs may develop tasa 3 into good . 4 field pd dogs, = but sn they vii Z have ssaV 6 l eara
their practical lessons u the fsld-not in the class room
The agricultural editor Of the Saturday News supports Mr..
Palms plea for the growing of more legunes on the South Dakota
farms Sweet clover, hitherto regarded IS I weed Z is 4 great soil
crop, ranging from fair to exceptionally good. and will have inn
nrSsa Y the ss sol .i g t Q : meantime ssaain q. The 4 writer Il s has crow crown sis tons hss.e af
Dakota will produce such q crop for the reason that moisture is not
kind do of care Ire aver average as south Dakota farm Viii lip produce % J good
crop under normal conditions
sIn order to keep the bottom from falling out of the cotton
market, comments the ST. Paul Dispatch, owing nj the failure
a. antan 4 Ynariean rnffan Nails ure hpuinnjnu to absnrh NOR
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1914-09-24
plARRRoEA oulckLY CURED

my attention was first called to
Chamberlain's Cohc, Cholera and
Diarrhoea Remedy as much as twelve
years ago. At that time I was SER
iously Ill with summer complaint.
One dose Of this remedy checked the
trouble" writes Mrs. G. w. Florence,
Rockfeld, Ind. For sale by all deal
ers. Adv. 1915
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1914-09-24
Electric and Gas
Lighting Plants.

I am prepared to install either
electric or gas lighting plants in
your home or your place Of bust
ness.
I make a specially of installing
electric light and gas plants in
farmers homes.
I would be pleased to furnish
estimates of the cost Of either
kind of plant.
OSCAR EGGE
723 s. Maple st. Phone Blue SOS
Watertown, s. d. I
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1914-09-24
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AMost Precious Text"-John
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END Of tho Ago 10 the Harvest
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Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1914-09-24
WAR TAXES m TIME OF PEACE.


These are the taxes proposed for the raising of one hundred
million dollars to take the place of the estimated deficiency in the
import duties as q result Of the European war:
Bank checks 3 cents; drafts Or bills Of exchange inland. . cents for
each 500; certificates or deposit 2 ce ntss promissory notes, Q cents for
aach $780, money orders 2 cents per 800; express receipts. i cent.
freight receipts % domestic bills OF 1ading. 4 cent; telephone messages
costing 55 cent? or more, cent; bonds, 30 cents; certificates OF deposit
%2 cents per 500; certificates of damage, rs cents; certificates not other.
M wise specified, 40 cents charters, $3tos $40; brokers' contracts. 1e cents;
#@ eonveyances, 80 cents for each $500 telegraph messages. i cent. life in
suranee policies, & cents on each 800; marine inland. ae casualty, fdel
iyand guaranty one half Of 1EarS cent; leases, rs centsstos ST.; mortgages
or conyeyAnces IN trust AZ cents tor each 1880; power OF attorney to
vote. 10S Gents; power 81 attorney vi sell, 25 cenn;a prpsests. rs cents;
waIshopse receipts. ~ cents
And yt congress has been brazenly discussing the rivers and
harbors bill, otherwise known as the pork barrel, measure, for
days Ia the face Of the estimated deficit id the public revenues
@ The. spork barrel contains appropriations aggregating ninety
three millions, more than half Of which isl conceded d useless waste
Mof moneys but Incorporated ia The bill for the purpose of satisfying
thea demands of various constituents Tor local mproyements That,
Sin he very naturesof things can be of no benedt To- the public.
zsN 5rheasp pork barrel. is but ! species % petty conniving for the
@heneft af aspiring politicians, and, reduced to- It'll final analysis, ii
Hbet 4 farm 81 political graft At the expense 81 the public
ESx4xsfours years ago the ST. Paul Pioneer Press contained this
N8xBdM ~ d5spachH from london referring Az thu Prussian ruler;
NzssM fxng reconnpifexed today sthe fortidcata0ns Id the northern
dx S6 8&xisssaS Based upan the rapid movement of the Sermans
xSWaxas en fhe outbSsaks ofs tAs present swars IL ii safs ID ~
8HNmR9a NhS6A& &peEoE William e2paeted to GSpleafe the fest nf his
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1914-10-29
FAIORS AMENDMENT NO.
MRS. BAUMHoFF LIKES PLAN
TO PENSION THE BLIND.
Honorary President of Missouri Divi-
sion of international Sunshine So
clety Pledges Her Support.

The MissoIRi Division of the Inter
national Sunshine Society is among
the earnest workers for the success
Of Amendment No. Z to the ConstitB,
ton OF Missouri, which will be voted
upon at the general election in No
vember.
Having devoted much Of the IA
years since / founded Sunshine In
Missouri to the welfare of the blind,
my best and most earnest wish for
you is that Amendment No. z, for pen
sioning Of deserving blind, will carry
without a murmur of discord or
doubt" writes Mrs. F. w. Baumhoff,
honorary president, who also is presi.
dent of the State Blind Welfars
Branch.
Everything in the power Of the cit
1zens of Missouri should be done for
those SO unfortunate as to have been
deprived Of their most valuable, i'm
portant sense--sight. Every possible
opportunity to become as near self
supporting as possible Is the Just due
to every deserving citizen. To make
q person self-supporting and self-re-
specting Is true charity and the high
est humanitarian work.
Count upon me doing all in nay
power to bring the importance OF
Amendment No. 7 before the most In
telligent voters OF our state. Every
good ma and woman should be en-
listed to help bring this about"