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New Britain herald., 1914-07-23
THOUSANDS ENJOY
 QUIGLEY'S CONCERT
American Band Plays Excellent Selec. hons at Walnut Hill Park
 Band Stand Decorations.

Between 5000 and 5000 people, representing every walk in life, en- joyed the first band concert of the season provided by Mayor Quigley and given at Walnut Hill park last night. A particularly attractive fea- ture of this concert was the appear ance of the band stand. Strings of red, white and blue electric lights were festooned from the top of the stand and hung down the sides, pre- senting a pretty aspect.
 The American band, under the di- rection of w. H. Bishop, rendered ex- cellent music and the we'll known se- lections, He's Devil in His Own Home Town" and I'm On My Way to Mandalay," made big hit with the younger set. However, all of the other selections were we'll re- ceved and Mr. Swietzer's cornet solo. My Heart at Thy Sweet Voice." was worthy of special mention.
 Great crowds of people thronged around the bandstand and prome- naded along the highway, while at least 1000 sat on the grassy slopes above the roadway. At 8:15 o'clock there were fifty-two automobiles and four carriages parked along the western highway and later more came, showing that there was a deal of in- terest manifested in this concert
New Britain herald., 1914-07-23

efficient as her mother. She believes her mother could have been one of the worlds greatest actresses.
New Britain herald., 1914-07-23
A Menu for Tomorrow

Breakfast. fs,'sf s.,S G, Cereal Sugar and Cream. ! Kromskies of Fish.
 Parker House Rolls. .. Coffee.
 Lunch.
 Curried Mutton.
 Boiled Rice.
 Lemonade.
 Dinner.
 Tomato Soup.
 Breaded Veal Chops.
 Brown Sauce.
 Mashed Potatoes.
 Stuffed Egg Plant.
 Lettuce and Bean Salad.
 Currant Ice.
 Coffee. Kromskies of Fish.-Chop one pound of cooked fish. Peel and chop one onion, and try 1t in tablespoon full of hot butter; add tablespoonful of flour. and fry them with the onion for few minutes, then add chopped fish and stir it a little. Season with salt. pepper and a grate of nutmeg, mOlSLen With nall a Ell Ol WdleI UT stock and one yolk of egg, then add two tablespoonfuls of chopped cooked ham. Spread it on a plate to cool. Make up into small cork shapes, and wrap each in thin slice of fat bacon. Have ready some frying batter. Dip the kromskies in to the batter so as to completely cov- CT them, and fry in smoking hot fat to a golden color. Drain and serve Sarnished with fried parsley. Stuffed Egg Plant.-Boil four egg plants in boiling salted water for twenty minutes. Cut in halves length wise. Scoop out centers and drain. Mix together in a basin two chopped skinned tomatoes, one-ha1f cupful bread crumbs, one-half cupful chopped skinned tomatoes, one-half cupful chopped meat, one-half cup full egg plant, one beaten egg, sea- soning of salt, paprika and red pep per. Fill egg plant shells with this mixture, cover with buttered and sea- soned bread crumbs and bake in slow oven for one hour.
New Britain herald., 1914-07-23

Small boys are entitled to real comfort during the warm weather and this blouse provides it. The square neck and short sleeves mean coolness that is most attract i've and, while the simplicity of the gar ment makes it desirable to the wearer, mothers will like it too because it is simple, easily made and easily laundered. It can be used with trousers of wool, linen, khaki, ratine or any similar material. When the high neck is wanted, it can be finished either with a round or with standing collar and the sleeves can be made to the wrists with eitheR straight or rolled-over ,uffs. The side closing gives the little Russian suggestion that is becoming and attractive and the blouse will be found ,uitable for any washable material that ,oys wear, madras, percale, gingham and he like.
 For the year size, the blouse will re- ,uire PA yds. of material 77, IFS yds. .,o, iss yds. A in. wide, with ss yd. 77 in. ride for trimming.
 The pattern 8783 is cut in sizes from { 70 8 years. It will be mailed to any lddress by the Fashion Department of his paper, on receipt of ten cents.
New Britain herald., 1914-07-23
STORY OF SLAVERY
 IN FOX PICTURES

The Kangaroo, or The Terrors of New Orleans" dealing with an cpl sode in the history of the slave hold
 ing states during the years of 1884 and 1885, will be shown today at Fox's theater as the stellar attrac- ton. The story deals with an arch conspirator who headed a gang known among themselves as the speculators This gang recruited representatives
New Britain herald., 1914-07-23

WITH SQUARE NECK OR WITH HIGH NESk. WITH ROUND OR STANDING COL LAR, SHORT OR LONG SLEEVES.
New Britain herald., 1914-07-23
Here's another opportunity for tl

Here's another opportunity for tf| mother who is on the lookout i'd bargains in dresses. Miss Ryan, q 79 Pratt street, Hartford, notwftli standing the fact that separate sl<ff1 are to be fashionable all the fall. hn reduced all the stylish black taffet skirts after French models which sh has left, that have been up to 83H down to s10 and S15; and the cictI skirts that were up to SIS. are ncy $475 and S750.--advt.
New Britain herald., 1914-07-23
LOOMS HEADS K. OF P.

Terre Haute, Ind, July 23.-Briga- dier General William H. Loomis, of Grand Rapids, Mich, was unanimous ly elected major general of the Uni form Rank, Knights of Pythias, at the meeting of the supreme council for the order yesterday in connection with the biennial encampment.
New Britain herald., 1914-07-23
WITH HIGH OR NATURAL WAIST IT,
S2S4 One-Piece Skirt for Misses sn6 Small Women, I6 and rS year..

FsSAA3~ast " ouu 10 yc1vs WITH HIGH OR NATURAL WAIST rrN|
 The skirt that is draped to rive tl hustle effect is one of the smartest of tl season. It also provides breadth ovl the hips and is especially desirable a small women and for young eirls. m entire skirt consists of just one bir rio1 but, as matter of course, straight w3dtl of the material will have to be joiusd nothing is woven quite wide enough give the drapcd effect. The hustle e7s1 Is achieved by cutting the back acrce| plating the opening below and Katheri1 Above. The lift given to the skirt st el center back is new and interestiur fe2 ture. Skirts of the kind are made fro silk. wool and cotton in equal numba} but nobody thinls of w~shine handsou1 cotton materials in these days and the| are treated with quite as much elabor} ton as silk. The skirt is very new. vcsl graceful and, incidentally, easy to make
 For the Is year size. the skirt wilI n} quire yds. of material 77, 7L yds. 36 d "A in. wide. The width at the lower edd Is I yd. and E in.
 The skirt pattern S2S4 is cut in sizes fo| f6 and I8 years. It will be mailed to anI address by the Fashion Department d this paper, on receipt of ten cents.
New Britain herald., 1914-07-23

Tenofth
 uskbo ldt
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-08-07

Ter at Oeitne gieniaenc Bonge bapoc
ioriifret Eebcr, at ON hon otter iaieu
ifl,I0c fontme paa be 3rofter, iaa
rlIoc NIo0ien itaa oo6en Tor ham.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-08-07

unbriuQcr obcr, at Gnfen p"irteIla
iaa lyfieligere iib, emo BUN bapoc
giort i oe iioite trebiuc War.
Tompbaooene onleb oct lille Si-
ifeOGr regelmGsligt. Sragt6naoC
bragtc SrunotcrinIer, % ser fem
Here 6leonineer meo StoIper til 0ei
me Sirma SoucL Nonion & So.
Ge6c pad 2itberget reiitc ser ijg
9rpgqcr, Vafbuic, Salteri % Site
irpieri.
Ser por Snof ON. at Scr bar ino-
ien0t Inoragenbe til Stortinget OH
at iaa Ell Molo bpgeet til %prn %
@eifutteIie for &aOnen, rlonr Eiten-
uinocn og Sun8iieen itoo inc ira
Sioromunbingen.
Gen iler0e SSllIi paiebe buaoe SCI
norife 1lag 90 Stierllebanueret ira
Sen me &ontorbD9ningen mi0t /
@uret.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-08-07

Gen 45-ooriQe IpeIcttc Gnfen ei-
ter So0on &onia bar ilpttct oDer /
Sen INC prUqtige NooenbpQninoen,
% heu0c@ cneitc Barn. en- itor, pen
@lit, bIeu icnot til Sou6cl9ifoIcn /
&riitiunin.
GoIf funoe ooot minoc$, at Ser
hapoe pprct ooifiQiAt SmdatnIf mel
lem N~oocnQuttcn oq Selten, mems
hin bar bare lllHen at rcgne Tor, %
&e0cr gif meo Snnfer OH at reiie til
Nmcrita. Nue ipute5 mi, set bar
bare ioul set ifuloc pore, at Sc if
hucr0u0re. % Ser qif Snnf og Tors
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-08-07

Gcune 5W>ol2 GitGrmio0al Qif
Tcocr NaOcu mes rof Nul men mes
boufenoc Njtrtc Ill SdQbrl9@ior.
manNenS Stem. Nou horoc uNtHutt
h~urSreoe lluoiInINumacr. men Qlcn-
tc ale, ga Mr.. C'@rieu oabrcoc
Crren % has ham fonlre in0.
Ilt bIeo uoeutct qoot orbuet. &c.
Ser babe oItiN pUrct eli ouQtiN Gr.
beiScr, ser aItiN horNc pprct pao i'm
TIa08 peS Soocu ! ret SiS. q ioo.
mart Mouepitcu Ian Sen 'erite 9po
ira liz ifnr NtOcr$ @uciAp mes fin
huiucnbc SuO iu0 / Semmcritotfer
o. lrnatc en- Heulie meo @nQ ueb
pad HuIcrnc.
@n ing uorif @ut Ser haooc ioaet
abifinig %@nlcNuiu9 ill at cue Ija /
Sooning, bIcO paa Ve0er@ gnbein-
lima uSieet iom Sen melt itittcoc til
at ta1e hans %ln0@ u NtNcr ielte
iolu hophe hou loat ell itor @lru I
lin QanN&moD0s NaanN.
glNrig bau0g han iao,l Ell rraiii
acre Noauoilaa Ill Gorud "a 2pffc
pao &ciien emo bette al S'9rien Ct
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-08-07
ola
G>lIeoe

bearnber, Dm Suo oil, ut Aloe
SfDleaar
Sorses0 oem 8. September.
gn npr'fznmerifani hubert Sfo=
le, lom eles % orioes al Zen 5Sprs
enebe Strife.
Tireaarig Gplleoefur1us, ire
oario Ifaoemifurius, trenari9 Gro=
leminarfurius for MGno Der al
9poe @runbe ly9er Ell tortere 6or=
bereoelie til BET teolosilfe Stuoium.
lbmertet Wuliflfole meD op9ti9
rnoerpiSuine / alt lpm bprer meo
til bette Sag, inobefattenoe Eublic
Sdopl Wtulic.
80 oerere. Silpr sos gleper,
No9uu9 for Gutter og 8iser.
Seroeles batter Beliggenbeb,
otte Spenineer, "Steam Seat,
eleftriit 9ps, Saoep9reller, @gnt=
nahum, D. b.
aotalpa frit, % andre SplpS=
rinoer peDr9renbe Sfplen er6ploes
ped at benuenoe fig til Stplens
Tr9liDent
L. A. N S,
NOrthfield, Mimi.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-08-07
o1y asiiiterenoe
Sanobruosminiiter

Trpiioerlt @iIiou bar SEN lite os.
cpcrienot Selotet lin llonppuelic al
Garl Sdllrj &rooman ira @loom.
ingtou, SlI., til StiIlin0en lon @l5.
iilterelbc 2anO6ru93miniiter.
llonppnclIen ioreto0eS pna perion.
Zig Inbeioling al Stot@nliniitcr
@rpon al Scnatorerne Gmen ira
Sfluboma og 2cmi5 ira Sllinoi5.
SIR. %roonnnn traf iig iornpIig til.
ba0e Iom &urbibnt til 6cf1ofrotiife
Domination Tor 6orblnoSienntor
S,Iinoi&.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-08-07
>>eoc ! 5ornpntin9cn m1oer oeI'

1>eoc / Sorhpnlirgen inloer 0el'
~ arnSerpcoc, itencoc %atfe lon
Soobriaet mco Sc araa. aIl>nc
moropraac "a SC Ianec &aNcr a.
irrno frfontcOc @@innncsrllNer me0
SCI enc Aiernet opao iom "Glnehc"
ooo CT muatiQt aortbIoo.
! Ianqc 8rftcr iuoftc &'nmcr'
hauacuc ia uNoucr Ben helc I''''c'
Sonl. Sim ncSc Uco Gnoct a. GENT
m%crrcrocr par ser en- linen itaoi''r
met 4nanin0 ncO miOrct mrrtc
prunt @ano. bpori ser lda no9Ie
Grnmeritotfc On Dupncoc
S}co GnNcu At oct mlreoc @}a'tln'
his rnacoc @}oIcoi5cn en- nnoroo
N bioutiort "a 'cu0ic merte Moo
finer mi ben lnic lcnc S'darhl'i
Nic0 opbrcttc0c 1tiortcrrmcr mt
innr.c Iinore "a mco 1%no0oca
rrnocuNc iaut i sem enc 4amooi9
%tranrpcne EcOcr Raoal opopcr 9at'
ieu imoo set itorc dtAnolte 9'oro.
iHlahra @eicl'' ho" 0'p'' 'l'''.'
Sc mango trimmer c3anlc i allc oi@lt
Nerrcue 2lor.
san 0uppcnc ct !i>ct @ii.iao ncai
en- SicanoanoafenHc ~ %hca'i''i' q
uaitc 0cl hrune Not1oIle q. ''
traiti9c 'olbron0te Nohotf. Ii''e'
ne!tc Hrbci0c tor Der KIN o('.
iiorc, toic0c SttttcI'c. Naa relicoc
Il, o. icuotc SCI 'tionc 'coicoe %oi'o
/ en- Strcnl ueooocr |~ot'''eto'i
&on lponot @non9i'Toci n''o' Pao
0cu %ilrrcnoc <rrrnL 'ptioit N'o'
houtc no ira ~hocronorc 'a'icoe NJ
reject ttIbo1c oN Ioo Y!''i'i 9I.o' ~
orcr DC nr.lae A@tt'r %ot0 '9
@lonfciobler hans Sa1 1oo9e ro''
ret / 0l3'c lem o3 inpe var nan
hanSc iert SeminerntI're ~ ''1o'
n liinleiioe' pHtp' "9'"I'''' '''
hdooc riioct op Ben enc Si't e'l'F
Den nll0eli.
Nnu rcQlieoe eIicr. Nltlu lulV
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-08-07

Sum boubc iiooet rcb lin Ia-
NerS @rin6 mco 0ct inloiQc 3uIc
Suar iIaQrcuoc / &inNcn. 81 opcr
Iioroeu Ino @rlQcrnc iom litrcnoc
@ul6, ser aurloplcn opppc0c Ben
ro6c SAINT &or0ct.
San boroc oitc / sc ioritc 2lor /
Nnlcrifu rarmct iil yes 0cttc Niin-
sc.
Mcn MI jar set iom Gonfcn poa
settle iprUuQt5 uolct / bans @ruIt.
@ruNtc 2citcr SpjQ / en- FoQt,
sc Gopoc irut.ct Sum boooc oipct eft
~ifiuIucnoc Nitrtc / SAINT -
SON irIt, ia iou en- itor Tor6rp.
ser.
Men fonirc ser cu0nu onioo ser
fmioc iouc. noQct
San reiitc liz % Qrcb ON Sen
finale StolpG ser boI0t set enc
Sieruc al GoQct over Soile0on0cn
oppc. &on imnte$ BAN ioo 0cn Al
set Snorc al Nuou0cu bInnflcbuc
anop pao i'm "ictolcucr" oernc0e
pna @ruQct Noou0cu Qre6 ~ioitcrr
ON SpiIcn Get ticnotc} ino ooot
at iuu flcmme SET trrlQrocOt &u0rc
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-08-07

Teo @rnaqeu / Nelu gorf lao
"GriitionioTioro". San 'nntcS, ban
oINri1 hooSc ieet ct Iaa ratfert ct
Sampifib.
Set par iom set haoSc 10 "a 9rnc
inhc / @armcn paa BAN, "a han lao
Set norife Stag % Sc mango %'np'
Icrne.
san gif omborS. San nnotte Y
"a fple paa alt, set bar Tom alt orop
6am til fla ior at BON 'tl'loe tl@r.
teQue set.
Sctte uar life hare Ell Nillcn 'ro
Nor0c. Get pnr ionI et Stntte a
iclue Guorclanoct bapSe iiiot li9 lM
"a nor fonuret Tor Al talt NHm mt'
Tia hienl. 81 iaa por a. o9laa oeii'
hams eQet 2fib, Saa trp9t ~ hlenl
ligt set par omboro,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-08-07

to1, ser iorbcreotc@. Ser mdattc OG.
re Gulinoer ira alc &onoet5 aurter,
Der Tom til at reiie bieru ipr at icirc
Ncu itore 0imore0aor@ieit meG
SINot % &cmcr 0crhiemntc ! 6T'
%brelon0et.
Ono ON ban loo 6cI8c2
Ipiien lanf ncO pnn Ganact
ga, HenQc hopOe BAN 10 tent -
mango Eeuqc.
Nten booOe ran i%aruuoen bart no.
Gen riotig 0n9ac Al Ncn8cnc? No'
Qeu itorre "a polcrc @IG0e al 6cnl
emo bcnnc SOMA 9jiooa Nu0eIic al
'e 8elsbet pore.
Bar Scr 0oQ oaiqeuel life nogct
itp0t 90 u~prroiQt rco oennc @ITOe?
0op0c beruc life l.Qciom brc0t ct
Hiaioeb orcr nolcu Score GeIcllc |
bans Barn ~
Goufcrnc >rcu after oucr til Vorn-
oom2bienmct @%nQ0cfouAcns houc.
rcnOc SfitfcIic trrnQtc peanut inn
poo 6om.
Mcn por ser life oaino noact tar
peIi0t 90 iottilt peo 0en @lGoe. ban
islte DcO Ioufcn poo al relic hicnl
inr ~ nSu,rnp g}nOT NDuiop
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-08-07

Ne6e beo en- al SrnqGcrnc / 9pen
Ion Vool Sonia'5 uofrc npmnIeoc
Motorbon6 % floIfcoc nleo Sibcrnc
moo &anbet / ocn ipngc Counting.
T%oru0en Neocr Mooen bar ser 70
andre Horifnmerifoncrc, ser Iteg itb
al STrqcbnaocn nteo Nouroflliicrter
/ SUnOcrne. Gen enc ifliIOe lGnge-
re in0 / 6ior66rmoen % Sen anbe,l
par en- 8llriit Ser bare piloe ic Mio.
nat3ioIen Ocroppc. Ser roftc Sc
h%Ocran0rc SGnocrne til Tnrocl ug
tnffeoc ior qoot GciicfelQc.
@onlIc &ooI Sonia ltoN Iigc /
Nrr6cbcn nleo ct SnIi[ ON MlmNcn
% / rem 9eunoring al Sen itore
prGgtiae SfiffeIicn. 90 iooinort Sc
andre Dor ouuct % @eber ~begpnbte
at ie ii1 ON otter @onoifpoS hicn,
aif Nonl ben oQ are6 lin NoboS Con
/ &annoen % rnife0e bnm ct bicrtc-
fiat @cIfomuen tilbn9e.
Gtrnr hanS Sor bopoe facet Sc
IoQronmct ira Srpnobiem, bupbc
@ooI Iopct at reiie ino til Spen %
bcntc hans Son.
Sans samIe Snr hnp6e bGret ina
belle %anren uoopcr, % ga 9uoet
par fommet, ooerppI6e0e @lG6cn
ham iIi1. at set Ell Stlurb ioa Ilb
ior1 ban rent ifuloe ipUpe l,o ira 2i-
net.
On llQc$ Sio citcr Neoer fom
hicnL 6oOe 9onIlc Noncn meo Sen-
mems Soor0 ilncllcm be0Qc iinc o0
ct IDfteIigt Smil ont Sc blcge 9r-
Der.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-08-07

MonQe, mango bcha9eligc Wfinoer
hauNe iQlcnncn Norenc 0iGiiet BAN.
4Fiu0cr ira Nornoomsbnaere %
Nlcnuuct bauoe ldo oitc ioaci 2oo
til al luie 90 pao gtunler 81.
Ar6cjoct hnuoc iaa belt iIilot baa
Sc ben ~oanOcIiac % legenlIiac Gel
al hans Eilprrelic, at DC Iuie Win.
ser oloriQ, olOria noocOc belt ino
paa ham &c hnp0c oItiO ituoet / Ct
iaQcrt &ositrn iiernt 6ol @irfeIiq,
heNcus tol0e Wiur, co ioainnrt bans
@nnQici hauoc itroft iig ben inob
Mir6crncs lpic ElIiehPr bopoe Wtu
rem uorct heicre og bpierc til oen
helt itruqtc sen pelfonme Sfare noe
"a han ia0 ser t SfpQQen al @or1
.ita6lcrue "a SaAbruNcts Grnn @or6.
.urllc.
N'tu hpor bar III Ncnue i%tTn8en-
Sc @alr ?
9Q0ria haboc noQct Minbc trrn9t
.U1 ilio inn pad bonl iom bette.
2|eiilifct bapoe lloact aI0eIe9 fell
Tor Gar. AIt set bon hopoe itrGpet
oo arbti0ct iaicmuem Gnnmcrcn ug
.oli set @ior hapbe boot ipntcS life
Al. lopc hiHlpct set minNitc. San
.adp0t rite mooitct relic hjcnl trUt
o1 uOaict. Nous NnuI Sonia bauhc
ianct Rotcn iul0 ucppc ct Bar @nno.
lruo0er ira hnor 1or5 Not bopoc
.liedct ga iiimct pou @um0cn 90
N}tlmaiteuc itoble0e iia op, iuu %
rent tulcDe meo at 0ierc Wiclbooen
hans ior Iioen, mems Gor ioa oen
.Iar1c Tmmarf5uiutcr imeOe mc0
.@ru.
Gar fom til at nUpnc 6ctte MiS-
i1rhol0 til lin hcl6iqe Nabo, ocr
ipottcnoc rtrc0e. al set. iont enganN
por iloact iii Ell SfillinQ. rnr bct
.ucl life McniuQcn iflI0c bIi til ell
Seller.
sam minoc0e8 bpor SorfnSmcll
hau0c iuict ham / Nicrtct, Der ban
itoo peo Guocreu3 Sioc % ino inn
/ set ~6coroYc0c. men reliGncrcoc PIN.
nat. san buitcoe M, hOor Smcrtcn
hauoc ioOt hos banl @cilutnin1cn on
at pie NuQocfouOel at Ser BOG blcp
en- IoIcr Al en- Stillinq. ~
Nrrr mtCrc2imnt set 300 lfllloc
uUrct at fonmle bicm % to0c Qonllc,
lattice gar mc0 til G!ltcr5eOoin0cn
"a trtnicrCn0c IT9ae lrem Ior bonn
ocu liore @cnQcbnutUl.
Goufcn paa 0cttc iortc eli porul
Stram al @lroc iNirnncm bans
&ruit.
Mcu ronifc var 500 aniGeocI settle
bare inu0jQ Stolt6e02
Nau Qrcb ct Tnr norif amcrlfon'
ifc Nuiicr, ser Lao henIlTnQt | Scr
an0aeu5 enc Niornc. NUiten hocr
2iAc pr0Qtc WcrctninQcr ON Nor0t@s
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-08-07

Il6rig buooe han isr ipnteS, be'
par lou berligt at pGre Noromano
Get bar en- IN og itor iublen0(
@!P0e og eli uiounoerlio irug 6elcI.
le, Der ipl0te bans Sino.
"a Der bar t6apet. Get bap0e pp.
ret Spn9iIen citer Sapet, ionl / %
iiolte Inr bap0e pprct i~terfeit hos
BAN. Sua bcrligt oct por otter al
'aa Oug9c5 / bets pGlOige Sam.
Sfient line iemti 9tor isltc bal,
iig igien iom ct Barn, ser ban iaS
oppe pao GGffet % lang:
"Snpet er ifient noor set roliqer
buGlper
StnnIblonfe SfioI0 ooer @ifinqcrs
Brau -"
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-08-07
Chicago proonftmarfeo.

Gn p%eifamacu Gave ! SubilUunlS.
Iodret I'll SlTai oA Scnler / 92orge
nil "Gccorah Toiteu % 9eO @rneu"
Sim $3.50 pr. War.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1914-12-15
PUBLICITY.

In nearby counties, the AUDITORS
and supervisors have been given a
hair combing for keeping things out
of the published proceedings that
would interest the tax payer from a
financial standpoint. According 10
a decision just handed down by the
supreme court, the proceedings must
be published exactly as they appear
upon the books of the county audi
tor. No authorizations and no parts
left out. This decision was not made
because of the increased number OF
souare inches the publisher would
receive pay for, but because the tax
PAYERS will be able to know exactly
what the supervisors are doing
Ellsworth News.
The supreme court presumes that
when boards of supervisors omit the
publication of certain official trans
actions that such omission shows q
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1914-12-15
WHERE MR.. BRYAN FAILS.

New York World: 1t is on the
administrative side that Mr.. Bryan
has proved a sorry disappointment.
He is a poor secretary of state be-
cause he has lost his capacity for
hard, plodding, continuous effort. He
has lectured and specialized and
rear platformed and junketed
around for so many years that he is
incapable of claiming himself to a
desk and making himself master OF
his job.
AS secretary of state he is ignor-
ant, and he will not learn. He
would rather argue than work. Much
of the official labor of his office Is
dry and dull and exacting. He has
no stomach for it.
A great secretary of state in these
times would be at his desk twelve
hours a day. Mr.. Bryan would rath-
err be in state prison. He does not
know what is going on in the state
department. He does not know
what ought to be going on there.
He has no grasp of his duties be-
cause he has lost the taste for
drudgery, and no man who is I'M
willing to be a drudge can be sat
isfactory secretary of state. Meth
err Jefferson nor John Quincy Adams
nor Elihu Root learned his trade by
intuition. They worked, and work
is one of the things that Mr.. Bryan
will not do unless by chance he do
it on a platform with the cheers OF
the crowd ringing in his ears.
An honorable man, an upright
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1914-12-15

People who object to the election
of ex-Speaker Cannon to congress
and Mr.. Penrose to the senate,
ought to go to Cannon's district or
Mr.. Penroses state to live and vote.
The residents of those sections seem
to have an idea they have the right
to vote for whom they please.-Bur-
lington Hawk-Eye.
People who are opposed to the
kind of methods pursued by Senator
Penrose and Congressman Cannon in
the past have perfect right to
criticise their re-election-the same
right that the people of their dis
tricts have to elect them If they feel
SO disposed. The revelations of the
Standard Oil letters, stolen by some
one and bought by W. R. Hearst,
proved conclusively that Senator
Penrose, to put it very mildly, was
guilty Of conduct unbecoming a
United States senator. Whatever
Penrose may accomplish for special
privilege against the interests Of
the people, affects Iowa as well as
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1914-12-15

man, a man with noble ideals of in
ternational service and noble
faith in democratic institutions, he
is a hopeless failure as secretary Of
state because he has made himself
incapable of sustained and syste-
matte intellectual eXertion.
Won MULLER, OF THE EMDEN.
The Fatherland: The name Of the
German light cruiser Emden will
live as long in history as any vessel
of war that ever sailed the ocean,
and with the ship itself the name
of the daring young officer who COM
manded her during her famous ex-
ploits, the terror of the English
navy and English shipping. Not as
mere fiattery has Capt. Muller been
called the modern De Wet and Paul
Jones in memory of two of the great
est sea fighters of all times. Upward
of thirty-fve great merchant ships
were sunk by the Emden, several
English warships were destroyed
and ports bombarded, and millions
and millions worth of rich cargoes
consigned to the waves.
Such was the terror Of the Eng
lish that a fleet of sixty English,
Japanese, French and Australian
warships was sent to scour the seas
for her. That there was only one
possible ending for the Emden and
her brave officers and men was gen
orally conceded. 1t was one to six
ty, which is the answer. But she
had roamed the seas long enough to
establish inevitable proof that Bri-
tannia had ceased to rule the waves.
Capt. Won Muller had forever put
an end to that fiction. He had prov
ed that German ships and German
seamanship are superior to those OF
the English. Happily his life was
spared, with that of number OF
members of his crew. All have re-
ceived the iron cross, and the en-
peror has promised to build larg-
err Emden in memory of the gallant
ship that bore the name with such
distinction.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1914-12-15

Through the efforts OF Senator
Kenyon, Black Hawk, Buchanan,
Delaware. Dubuque, Linn, Powe-
shiek, Scott, Tama, Muscatine,
Louisa, Washington, Keokuk and
Benton counties have been released
from quarantine, and the shipment
of cattle for immediate slaughter is
now permitted.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1914-12-15

A California man who has reach
ed the century mark declares that
his long life is due to the fact that
he never married
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1914-12-15

President Wilson is taking more
interest in the economical admins
tration of the country than he did
prior to the election