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Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1914-08-15
Michigan is Prospecting

was $13,945, 1889 and the capital
stock increase was 1856, 345.00.
The total reserve maintained by
state banks on June 80, this year, was
$76 ,664, 714.82, while the total cash
reserve was $27,485, 466.37.
Savings deposits in the banks to-
tailed $l81 $40, 1892, in addition Ia
which there was $43, SAT ,600.10 in saw
ings certificates of deposit.
Decrease in Savings Loans.
Compared with June, 1913, in
creases and decreases were noted as
follows: Increase in commercial loans
and discounts over June, 1913, $4
COG, 845.93; decrease in savings, loans
and discounts, $3.50, 1904; increase
in commercial bonds and mortgages,
$5,707 ,847.31; increase in savings
bonds and mortgages, $15,716, 404.06;
net increase in loans, $17,438, 946.36
and increase in capital stock, 81 $780,
893.21.
During the period from January /,
1914, TO July 27, 1914, 10 new banks
were organized, while Ia increased
their capital stock.
Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1914-08-15
MONEY ORDER FEES
TO FOREIGN POINTS.
Uniform Rates Will BE Charged by
United States After
August |.

Going into effect August l, this
year, a uniform fee will be charged by
the United States postal service on all
foreign money orders except those
rated under the domestic money order
class.
The fee will amount to I per cent of
the maximum amount that may be
sent under any of 10 subdivisions
ranging, by tens, from so to 500
that is, the fee for all amounts up
to and including so will be uniform
ly 10 cents from any postoffice in the
United States to any foreign post
Office in the system. For all amounts
greater than so and not exceeding
$40, 20 cents will be charged. 1t will
cost 81 to send any amount greater
than $50 and less than 500. Under
the existing system there are num-
Der of scales varying for various
groups of foreign countries and the
newly adopted uniform scale is that
known as table No. 3 in the present
system. An order has been received
by the postmaster at Houston from
Postmaster General Burleson an.
nouncing the new fees.
Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1914-08-15

Washington, ID. CA plan where
by ten or more farmers or farm wo-
mn can form home classes in agri-
culture or domestic science and re-
ceive the textbooks, lectures, lantern
slides, laboratory and cooking equip
ment necessary to conduct them, has
been devised by the u. S. Department
of Agriculture in cooperation with
Agricultural Colleges of certain
states.
e. object of the plan is to make
accessible at home, to men and wo-
men who have not the time or means
to attend the regular courses at the
colleges, practical short courses in ag-
riculturc and home management spe-
cially adapted to their districts.
These courses, which will consist of 10
to 20 lectures, and will consume five
or more weeks, can be arranged to
suit the spare time and convenience
of each group of people.
The courses to he offered at first
are poultry raising, fruit growing,
soils, cheese manufacturing, dairying,
butter making, and farm bookkeeping;
and for the women especially, courses
iiAyne preparation, cooking and use of
vegetable and cereal foods. The De-
partment will supply lectures and Ian
tern slides covering these subjects,
and the States which have agreed to
cooperate in the plan will lend to
each group laboratory and cooking ap-
paratus valued at 800 and a refer
ence library. The textbooks and lee
lures will be made so complete that
each group can safely appoint one
of its members as study leader to
direct the work Of the course.
When group has decided to take
w. the work, the State which coop
crates sends an agent with the De-
partment's representative to organize
a sample class and assist the leader
whom they elect in laying out the
work and in showing him the best
methods of procedure. The classes
commonly are held from 8 to ~ in
the morning and from l to 4 in the
Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1914-08-15
INTEREST IN GOOD ROADS IN
BARRY COUNTY INCREASES

Hastings.-lnterest in good roads
is growing to such an extent in Bal
timore township that the residents
have surveys made for the construc-
ton Of two miles of trunk-line high
way, north of Bowling, which is on
the old stage road between Hastings
and Battle Creek. The road between
Hastings and Battle Greek is the
southern portion of the route of the
trunk line highway between Grand
Rapids and Battle Creek. Two miles
of this trunk line have already been
built west of Vaudeville, in Thonap-
pie township. This was the first sec
ton of trunk line road built in Barry
county.
Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1914-08-15
NEW SPECIES OF BUSHY
TAIL RAT FOUND IN BUNCH
OF BANANAS AT PINE LAKE

The Lansing Journal prints the fol-
lowing news, which gives to us a pc
culiar rat and We print it in full:
"Since the discovery of live snake
in bunch of bananas at +. N. Lof-
tus grocery few weeks ago, grocers
have been careful to scrutinize their
banana stock and j. N. Miller, pro-
prietor of a grocery at Pine Lake, was
surprised Tuesday to find new spe-
cies of rat and two young ones in a
bunch of the yellow fruit.
'The rat was red and has bushy
tail and the young ones were carried
in a sort of a pouch giving the ro-
dent the appearance of a small kan
CARGO. Evidently the animals had
lived off the fruit for some time as
several of the bananas were par
italy eaten. The rats are now in
cage at Pine Lake."
Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1914-08-15

but great difficulty is found in discov-
ering the chemicals which will "set"
the original colors and preserve them.
Many experiments are conducted and
about every chemical that is believed
to have any color qualities, is being
tried out.
The Development Bureau, i'm addi-
ton to its fruit in glass, is securing
samples Of Western Michigan grasses
and grains and arranging these into
sheaves to be used for decorating the
exhibits which it is planning for this
fall. =
Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1914-08-15
State Banking Department Shows
Banks Has $76,664,71i in Reserve
and Increase Deposits Over
June Last Year of
$26,4O5,997.IO.

Grand Rapids.-From the report on
conditions of Michigan State Banks
and Trust Companies for the month
which ended June 30, it is easy to dis
Germ that our State in general is pros
pering and from all that may be said
to the contrary, the report is proof.
The report indicated an increase of
$26,405, 1910 in deposits over June,
1913. Savings deposits were shown
to be $10,376,001. over what they
were year ago, while the increase in
commercial deposits was $16,029, 1885,
"a.
Large Increase in Loans.
General improvement in financial
circles was attested all along the
line. The increase in loans over
March, 1914, was $15,035, 914.40; the
growth in deposits in the same time
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-09-10
Villa nombra sus p
s~entanEeS.

EI iunas Ultim0 n0mhr6 Villa 9
los sen0res Diaz Lombardo Dec
tor Miguel Silva, para que 10 re-
presenter en- Jas conferencias de
generates cue tendran Iugar en-
Mexico en- Octubre pr6Ximo.
Como Villa tiene cusrenta m /
hombres armados bajO sus 6rde-
mes, contari en- dichas conferen-
cias con cuarenta votos.
No obstante, Sc cree que Ca
rranza sara 81 cue domino en-
elias, porque cuenta con ell apo
70 dc Pablo Gonzalez, AlVaro
Obreg6n Y otrcs generates" en-
tire los que bien puede completar
cuando menos eli dobie de los vo-
tos de Villa.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-09-10
Sc ~suspende la circula
cion de Ia moneda
constitucionalista

FL lunes de esta semana Sc re.
cibi6 aqui I'm mensaje de Ell Pa.
50, Texas, diciendo que en- la ciu-
dad de Mexico habia sido retira-
do de Ia circulation ell dinero
constitucionaiista, sustituy6ndolo
con la antigua moneda federal.
Esta noticia Ia trajeron a Gu
dad Juarez algunos empleados
del Tesoro Constitucionalista, que
acaban de regresar de Mexico
con la nueva de que ell dinero
constitucionalista ha DECADE de
ser de circulation legal, siendo
sustituido por IA antigua none
da federal.
No nos exp!icamos a que ODE
dece esta medida, pero por 81 0
por no, damos la voz de aIarma
a nuestros compatriotas intsresa-
dos en- la conpraventa de esa mo-
media, cue no sera diffcil Sc con-
yierta en- hume en- manos de sus
tenedores.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-09-10
Miles de personals salvadas

Sabemos cue es I'd. uno de los
miles de personals cue estan afec-
tadas de los rinones. I'd. no Sc
Ga cuenta de clio, pero fijese que
con frecuencia lie duele la espalda,
las caderas, sc siente cansado,
f~astidiado, TODD lie molesta. TODD
le aburre, como tambiGn Sc s!ente
reumatico, con padecimiento en- ia
vejiga y Was urinarias, debilldad
sexual, TODD debido al ma estado
Ell que Sc cncuentran sus rinones
les que inmediatamente deben
ser atendidos, pues de clio DEEPEN
dc SUI felicidad y la De su fami-
liza.
LAS PILDORAS ELWELLS
para los rihores, es la medicina
que mas Sc soIicita, los doctores
de tcdas parties del mundo las re-
comiendan por los buenes result
tados y efcacia en- su laEor.
Las PILDORAS ELWELLS
para los rinones para demostrar
10 cue decimos son vendidas bsjo
garantia de que 81 despues de to-
mar NC tratamiento complete pa
RI 20 Gias no Sc sienten los bue-
nos resuttados, devolvemos su d.
nero Q ie enviamos otro trata-
miento. FL precio de las PILDO.
RAS ELWELLS para les rino-
res es de $1.00 Ia GAIA De 20 pill
doras, cue eS On tratamientO pa.
"a una semana, perO deb!dO aque
la distarcia que nos separa es
tan grande. hemos creido pruden-
te para cue Tn no pierda IN dia
de tratamiento, enviar ell trata-
miento complete para 10 dias por
Ia suma de $500 o sean seis ca
jas.
No 10 dele para Mariana, escri-
banos solicitardO una muestra Y
iunto con 81 carta e~nvfeno3 l0c.
para ayudar a los Gastos de fran
que.O
THE EIweI'S Medicine Mani. Co.
Dpto. A. P. Q. Box 7SS.
BNGHAMT0N, n. 7. u. 5. A.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-09-10
Paris Sc camhia.........
FicHe de- la VGginG 6

quienes 10 ha Iogrado guitar su
blen hum0r Ia guerra, con todos
sus horrores. la ciudad presen"
Ia a diariO IN aspect0 de fiesta J
parece que los frivolos habitantes
cue de la noche Z Ia manana Ia
han invadido, Sc preOcupan muy
POGO 0 NADIA p0r Ia grave crisis
que Sc cierne sobre la Francia Y
que Ilenara muchos capitulos de
su historic contemporaries.
Las escenasq que a diario Sc de-
sarrollan Ell la nueVa Capital, for
man IN fuerte contraste con las
Que Sc estan desarroliaHdo en-
otros districts del pals. Atrave-
sando de Tours a Burdeos, donde
estan sitIados los ricos vihedos
que han hechO famosa q esta Ill
TINA ciudad por sus no igualadOs
who's de mesa, solo Sc encuentra
e. Iuto y la desoiaci6n en- esaS
campinas, aver risuehas yfelices.
Todo3 los hombres han desapa-
recido de elias dejando Ia azada
para empunar ell fusil en- defensa
de la ama1a patria francesa, y
solo han Quedado las mujeres 7
los ninos, cUya actual Y mica ecu
paci0n es tremolar sus grandes
panuelos rojos a. paso de Ia inter
minable hiiara de automobiles,
que de Paris Sc dirijena BurdeOs
Ilevsndo q bJrdo q los aZorados y
frivolos pa~risienses.
A !argos interval0s, IN peque-
no grupo de hombres, que sin He
CARA "a decrepitud "a estan en- Ell
periodic de Ia ancianidad, y cue
fguran como reservistas, apare.
cen en- el canine yigilando algun
pueute del ferrocarriI. TcdoS los
hombres j6Yenes sc m&rcharon q
Ia guerra.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-09-10
Carta de Huerta a Carrar1za.

do a colaci6n al ch~aparrito, debo
decirte que 20 no FIJI Quien 10
despach6 al otr0 barri0, como ase
guran algunos de los tuyos. 81
Cuieres t0mar infOrmes veridicos
sobre 81 particular, procura PC
.nerta al haSla con Felix DiaZy6 q
te dara toGos les datos que nece-
sites, por estar muy bisn entera-
do del asunto. Ash Sc te Quitara
de Ia cabeza ESQ de qUerer pedir
mi cXtradici6n, como 10 supe aho-
"a en- la manana, cosa CUE te ha-
ria pCnerte en- ridiculO, pues en-
Europa no habria quienm e entire
CARA en- tus manos, va cue me ha-
bio de til con todos los presjden-
ties ' monarcas, Quienes me dan
palmaditas en- el hombro, me OBJ
sequian sus fotograGas y ne man
dan una cue otra VeZ alguna Ia
"a de chocolate tres piedras.
Siempre te he juzg&do muy
p!ancha en- ESQ de goyiarno, y de
ALI vieEe cue mis- recommendation
nes para que to jacques change
sean tan especialcs. pues 70 de-
bes olvidar que al pescado que Sc
duerme Sc 10 ileva ia corriente.
re estoy observance muy cuida,
dosamelte desde este hcrmcso
rinc6n de la vetusta Espaha, ycs-
pero no tener necesidad de te;e-
grafarte en- pocos di2s 10 sigujen-
te: Como te YES NE Vi, comome
YES te verbs pues va resulta RI
dicuio tristc por a1adidura, que
los vientos del NOrta esten cchan-
do a3ajo Q cada mOmento q los
presidentes de Observation-Disclosures.
da Rap05'ca. CUidate &c esos
viento, Ie. Norte, pues son muy
periaIiciaies malignos.
"a Sc Va hacienda Muy eXtensa
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-09-10
yu vet 4adGr0 reiHadQ..".~.
For ID cCpia,
IicUc dc Ia pGG. /.

Al paso que yamCs la may0ria
de los ha5itantes de Ia Capital
van a teEer cue dar las gracias a
les americanos por Ia ocupaci6n
de Ver2cruz, y 4 peQirlcs cue
continUen ALI siendo Ia salv2guar-
dia de sus vidas.
FL instinto de conservation de
las s~ociedades y de los individuos
parece ser mas tuerte que to9os
los demas impulses del alma hu-
mana, y va nos eXplicamos clara
mente el modo de obrar de les re.
fugiados de Veracruz.
A don Nenustiano Carranza to
ca remediar este nal, restable-
ciendo ell orden Y las garantias
conStitucjonajcs. siquiera para no
estar dando ell espect&culO de I'LL
pueblo de cobarGes, a quienes el
miedo hace buscar amparo con
los mismOs inVasOres de nuestr2
patria.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-09-10
Macimiento

Ell dia primero de! corriente,
nuestro suscriptor A. r. Garcia,
de Silver. Valley, Texas, fue OBJ
sequiado por su esposa Ia Sra.
Carmen 0. de Garcia, con una
robusta nina que lego 4 t e
mundo con toda felicidad, 4 en-
bellecer el hogan de sus dichosos
pr0genitores.
Largay feliz vida deseamos al
angelic.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-09-10
C0A0zCA SU DESTIN0.

Yp-eD@rese ra=a coat-arrestar Y evitar TODD
aGueIo cue Dud.g-a srrlc c]oEtrar!o o peFJudlcIai =
81 h~le7cst2- 3 pro~-vsO. Esto ie Interest," ; lie con-
HlgUe para ioErar Sl fcIicidad.
Fica i0formcs s1rlgycndo > c~ent1vos en- estam-
pas Dc correo &c COS c~en-avos y le enviaremos Ia
Information -esrecyiva y nuestro regalo cue con-
siste On una Gassn1 de- c~le-anJcs tarjeta Ge relieve
mcxicauas. ta7-ala de vista. cue Eene-almente
valea ciuco GcGJavus cada una.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-09-10

Santander, Esrana, ) de Sep.
tiembre de 1914.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-09-10
UN REMEDIo MUY AGRAD4BLE PA
Pa RESTAURAR FRCNTO EL YGOR
IN iutsresants lib-O "CO1iasIonos SecTstas"
t,mbien Sc regal. a tcGos los Tus 10 PidaD.

SSe sisnte I'd nerviosO orIe sus fuer-
zas Sc agotan? GNota I'd. qEe 81 vigor
sexual Sc GCabl, que IA TeI.Orla le ia
la. o cue 81 suen0 eS intcrrumpido por
ueSadillaS con pG~didas del fluidO vital,
le Gueie q I'd. Ia cintEra 0 IL cabezs. Sc
Siente I'd. gastado, sin amino nj vigCr.
dcbidO a abuses 0 eTcCsOs de Ia juven-
tud? va I'd. perdjendU Ia esperanto
dc recuperar su antique esriritu para
pcder gOZar otra vcz de los pIacereS de
"a vida? En- este case e~SCribanOs hoy sin
fa!ta, pUeS IS tiemEO que I'd. O5tenga
10 cue le restaure la saiUG V el vigor. 4
TODD aCmOre que nos eScrIba SOlIcltandO-
10. lie enVlamOs enteramente gratis una
muestra de nuestro gran tratamiento
medicinal NERVISANA para que Ia
prCeba ! note sus efectos. Fl que una
vez haya usGdO .! metOdo NERVISANA
es UucstrC decidido amigo para siempre,
este exU.ica TODD. Ademas de Ia mueS
ira ie enviamos tambiGn sin ningun costO
u obligation para I'd. IN ejemplar del
UUv int, essute l.5ritO ''CONFESIONES
SECGETAS." EsJa ob-ita que es codiciaG2
pOr TODD hOnDre debi! eXpilca clara Y
dist:Dtaricnte Ia Influenza de los ner-
vIos sO0re elslstema sexual. Sc lie man
da enteramente gratis, junto con Ia
mUestra, TODD bien empacado franco
&c porte, cor solo mandarnOs n caTta
descrlbieDdo. en- su Dropio lenguaje, el
nal dc que suite. DiTijase a:
THE NERVISANA COMPANY
Depto.3 81 1850. Fifth Ave Chicago, Ill.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-09-10

AcabO lie ilegara esta bella ciu-
dad espahola. donde, aunque no
10 mereZcas, me tienes 4 Jus or
deaes para ayudarte en- 10 possible
cuando tambien eches por AGA III
yiajecit0, 81 es que logras salVar
el peliejo a Ia nora en- que los
americanos te suelten a Pancho
Villa, como no hace mucho me 10
soitaron a mi en- compania de I'll
barbuda persona.
He viaiado muchO pOr estes
munGos de dos, Y cast tie he per-
donado IL ~jugarreta cue me hi
este al despoiarme De Ia silla pre-
sidencia!, pues ea cambiO, en- In
glaterra me di vuelo con algunas
rubias eGcantadoras, que Sc que
da5an a}eladas al verne sin sa-
Der 81 admiraban mi fealdad cua-
simodesca 0 4 la biZarria de mi
persona. Aqui en- Espaha he en-
pezado a pasar una vida delicio-
So: mucha manzanilla, mucho
ialeo, IN pueblo que sabe diver
tirse, uHos pimientos morrones
que saben a gloria Y unas more
nazas capaces de derretir las ME
yes del Popocatepctl con sus oJos
de fuego; ESQ me he encontrado
por aqui, = Ia vsr5ad es que es-
toy retecontentisimo J sin deseos
de voIYer por aQueiia terra in.
grata, uoade no Sc sabe apreciar
los m6ritcs de los hombres.
4 pesar &c! o1io tan mecat6n
que te profeso, Quiero aconsejar-
te que te amarres los p~antalones
Y no dejes que Made Sc te trepe,
pue5 "a sa5es quo entire ~nuestrcs
norrico. o. da, n mano ce cosa
que no coStea, porGIc descarada-
rnanta CO ro,Yaz n 3aro y hssfa
los pies. 70 estcy prC:U0damen-
70 dacaacionado De q1ge,'a -aa,o
7,,,s +onoo "a seor.,idsa da crcsi
Nc me hvafsra fgqado .an4ryj,a
los m;sros q r,jeges voacud. IA.
RI cue ne a,oIarao ? 5a}yar 2 a
na.ri7. ne lutheran .cch9 , ztar
go~a d, Iad0 mresl sr,es Dc che
ii yicras ci tr.urfo asegurado.
cuanC0 III amigo Wilson CrGcn0
cue las tr3Das americans dese0.
h2rcsrsn on Erracrr~.
Y 7-o21s;to DO carorazcs de-
IN do,;r-o o,,a - r. r~9csfros+n
dfarfra nlancha en- aove. er-or-
cez, r,r nc haberce portad0 como
eya q. I'll deha~ IN rsFdad dane
y;cano. Y3 deli dcc'sr9r "a ora-
rr9 ocr y invasion 10 nrastro TO-
rritor;o. Y All me l.. red;an las
masas poDuIares en- +. CapitaI,
muchcs De cyyos comnoneptes t.
han rscib;So ron eprrentiras Y
aDIauscs cnardo Hooasta > ella
v;ctor;oso Gin embaroo . raear
dc terar ann d conviction do c,o
asi brhioro ohrodo na+r5ticamen.
- ma hoo no+o noron cornrer.
Al one MI noD,brn M h,biera c,,n.
d9do mrv hien narado on IA His
toria. pues sabido es one 6sta es
siempre escrita Dor los triunfado-
res. V triunfadores lutheran re-
sultado nj v Ios ampricanos, te-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-09-10
0rdeRes del MinistcriO de Ia
Guerra.

e Diario Official del domingo
pubjicG IN decreto del Ninistro
de Ia Guerra. respecto a Ia rayi-
sion de las Iist2s lie los rec!utas
cue tienen que ingresar a las G!as
en- 1918. Tambi6n pubiic6 una
2ota del Ministro de las Colouias,
indicardo la convenience del cam
bio a Burdeos de las oficinas prin-
cipales de los Bancos franceses
en- Indo- China y en- el Africa Oc.
cidental.
Ell Presidents Poincar6 cit6 esa
manana a una junta a los MEM
bros del Gabinete, en- Ia que Sc
djscuti0 TODD 10 concernicnte a las
reiaciones d~iplomaticas de Fran
cia con los demas paises, la situa-
ci6n militar Ell problema de los
arttculos de primera necesidad,
que tiene muy preocupado al Co.
bierno.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1914-05-08

A representative Of the signal
made a trip through the country 10
Hermleigh last Tuesday and all
along the way everything looks good
Farmers we're very busy planting and
lighting the weeds. which also seem
to be doing extremely well The far
mers have several weeks ahead in
planting and blowing their crops
There is a fine season in the ground
everywhere and no time is being lost
in getting The crops In the ground.
The merchants Of Hermleigh are
feeling fine over the prospects and
are looking forward 10 big fall
business. Hermleigh is located In a
fine farming country, has a splendid
citizenship. both in the town and
surrounding country, and It is sure
10 always be a good little town, and
will grow better as the years advance
and the development Of the country
moves forward
One thing that look especially good
TO us on this trip was some wheat
fields along the way Mitchell and
Broxson have 1856 acres Of wheat on
the stlmson place east Of town that
looks good and Is just about ready
10 head out ~ L. williams has a
large field Of wheat Eve miles north
Of Hermlelgh that Is as fine as one
could expect to see IN Central Tex
as. and n nothing unforeseen hap
pens to It, will make a yield that
will measure up with Missouri wheat
fields
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1914-05-08

Mr.. George Ralsion returned last
wednesday from Galveston. He
heard quite a good deal OF Mexico
talk while there. and saw the ship
that brought over a number Of ref
uzees He met an oil man there who
gave him an account Of some OF his
experiences
The Hueriistas pressed him 30
hard that he came away and left his
wells flowing and the oil going to
waste When he realized the inien-
lions Of the rioters he ran toward
the beach and was TO a block or two
Of the water when they caught him
and began 10 kick and beat him.
They would probably have killed
him had not a German officer inter
fered The man said the Federals and
Rebels use each other with horrible
brutality and the only reason they
didn't do him the same way they
didn't have time
From the statements of this man 10
Mr. Ralsion we conclude the news
paper reporters over there are giving
It to u straight
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1914-05-08
SNYDER Wan Immune

A well known citizen Of Snyder
sat on the corner a few days ago and
listened TO tho pessimlstic prophecies
Of an itinerant calamity preacher To-
his predictions that war must soon
come 10 this country between CAPITAL
and labor.
The Snyder man went home in "a
pensiye mood BE had no appetite Tor
supper and when De retired Do was
too restless 10 sleep His good wife
finally asked what bothered him and
he told her that We are about TO have
war between capital and labor.
She is a philosophical woman and
at once was ready to reassure her
husband that there was mo- cause on
bis part for worry and she said: eco
TO sleep old mucklehead. you don't
belong 90 either class
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1914-05-08
Oners solution to Tenant Question

Trinity. Texas. May 5-owners Of
about a million acres Of land in the
Trinity Valley and throughout this
section will meet the Tenant Ques-
tor" which IS being widely discuss
ed In this state now and which is
incidentally furnishing campaign ma
terial for gubernaiorlal candidates
by placing their lands through the
medium Of the Trinity Commercial
Club al the disposal Of 100000 ten
ant farmers Of Texas without pay
ment down for one year and forty
years thereafter 10 which to pay for
them.
This decision was announced at
the last meeting Of the Commercial
Club which organization has been
working for some time to effect such
a plan
The above news item has been sent
out By the Trinity Commercial Club
and II viii have effect The millions Of
acres offered there and the millions
Of acres In West Texas that could
be handled the same way would fur
nish homes FOR all worthy farmers
who have grit enough to take adyan-
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1914-05-08

Two travelling men here a few
days ago we're noticing the bales Of
cotton on The yard here and one ask
ed x cotton was not seriously damag-
ed by being left on the yards I'M
protected The other said Not to
amount 70 much"
Mr. Nathan Adams Of Dallas. pres
ident Of the Bankers Association In
an address this week at Fort Worth
spoke pointedly against this practice
and insists that sheds should be re-
quired 10 protect the holdoyer cot
ton.