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The Daily Missoulian., 1914-04-20
THE swATTER's HARVEST.

sWatted one this morning,
swatted with great care;
But when l raised my swatter
l found he was not there.
1t is indeed perplexing,
When to this talk I'm allotted.
Although my aim is perfect,
The blamed things won't stt
sWatted.
The Daily Missoulian., 1914-04-20
Paris Indifferent.

Paris. April 2O.-News that Huerta
has refused to accede to the Amer
lean demand reached Paris after most
of the papers had gone to press. There
was, therefore, little comment Some
The Daily Missoulian., 1914-04-20
THE BUSINESS MEMS ASSOCIATION

morning story organization
Of the Missoula Business
That there
publicity the
careful perrsa Of the disco'ss uleor motive
prosperity of publication
sinister stories that ndusously circulated
of Mssoua
The organization
OF
the ina,yjaaa, na. x - ~ :, nv . nu .s,. :, - r4 M % a
organization of the bu.e. mas M.soul. for their own
mutual benefit
aton
benefit
a ton in
labor;
labor AID other
of the persons who took themselves spread these
upon wait and
who
fit attend the meetings held to discuss
~ " % men VINO are engaged in the hazardous occupation of trying
welfare
Of
.
good men, bors under momena excitement and
that deepd
unions withdrew
had heretofore been mutual neshbory friendship
dragon 1T had brought forth dove of
the hours OF toll
daims such intention The personnel Of its officers
hers is
existence outside the
street challenge
right of the men
who labor with their hands
The labor
living conditions principles
men,
whether admitted to fellowship in or
in
they NAV err in % , VINO N. .,e not har Of
Who
to fair wages fair hours and
his brain whether
enrolled labor organization
Neither right in any
given Inc
The absolute discretion of the tyranny
largest business institutions and one
smaller have recently
the temporarily
Upon the responsibility
tndum
~ of the wisdom
nausuratns these bycot
accepted as true by the
guilt or innocence of the
presented bovcot against
these three business
sves in all three apparently ontented
with wages paid hours employ
II these business employees the
local wrongs II these nstiu
for vo
the themselves unfair. to the
whole business institution
makes Of all of
In say least not
prosperous
improvements of all kinds are n,actn ~
standsl
spirit OF getting even with fairness all
The named committee Of good level,
eadeo
all fering ~
ascertain the truth about these things
Of organized labor Tho %
mems Of fairness to all and nr
long slowly but surely ,apnnx ont
nuna
i'm Tho C4,,u &c IT, M
The Daily Missoulian., 1914-04-20
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The Daily Missoulian., 1914-04-20

10 ADVERTISERS.
While The MssouIian takes every
reasonable precaution to guard against
typographical errors in its advertising
columns, printers are but human and
we will not be responsible for errors
which may inadvertently occur.
MissouIian Publishing Company,
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1914-07-16
ReucitcS

@oihinQtom 3. g., Is. Giu-
Ii. - @cnn Sic BON Ger @moe5rc-
QiernQ cinQeIeitcten Sdrittc fir
eine rfric0Iihc 2lufI0lunQ" be@ Nem
&oucn NobnInitcm5 fcincn GrioIq ia,
ben, iollen frin1incIle 9lnfLoQen er.
hObcn mer0cn.
9Il3 zines Ser froiieItcn @ciIpieIc
BON 0tiBOcrlpoItlng in ser @cihiht2
0cS omcrifonIihen Gilenbuhnmeien3
bc5cihnct n0rIih Ser on1tIi6e, bem
Scnot einQcIiefcrtc @eriht ser 3mi-
Ihcnitdotlihen &erfehr$fomniiiion
Oie 6inon3oft0rcn Ser Ncn @a3en,
GiIenbubu auf @rl1no ser @rQebntIie
0cO porQcnommenen llnteriuh1lnq.
Der @erid,t, ser 10000 @orte un-
foft lmo in Sen itbdrfitcn 2lu80riifen
QchoIten lit, crfl0rt oie &ouollmg8,
meiie 0e8 9lufIiht5rute8 Ser 8eieQs
lhoft fir oberbreheriifl nadldiiiq.
Gbicngo, IS. 9yl1Ii. - &crtre.
Ter BON $4,000 8obnbei5ern rno 60
fomotiOfiibrcrn bon meItlifen @ah.
men Oro6en nit einem 8enerolitreif,
menu ibre erb0bten 2obnforOerunQen
nift on0enontnen per6en. Gin bor.
gelhlogene8 Sdie0S9erift sur 9ei-
legrn8 0e5 an9eorobten Streifes
nur0e bon oen 8obnangeiteuten Of.
geIebnt.
03erico GitD, *. SEuIi. --
Die 2Iboonfung Suertn8 miro itiino.
It'd ertpartet. Sic fSotniIre 6uerto8.
ionie 5reltn0e ho6en bereit8 Sierra
Grur erreiht, Inn 1i6 nah europa
ein3uIdiffen. Der Big, NIT Dem iie
Weerico oerlieBen, beita1o aus orei
SdIoflpoaen uno @epdftpageu unb
8ipet MtIitdr5iige nit iiber 1000
Ronn Sruppen fubren boraus.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1914-07-16
lnslnnb.

Ter @utou3bru6 Der fron56liihen
Ercie iiber Die 9erurteiIung oe9 el.
ldiiIihen neutrality-suspicious. San'i
@alb, Der in Ieinem Bud nDton Gttv
loac" oa8 0eutIhtum in ihnluBigiter
Wciic berrnqIin1pft hattie un0 0afiir
icBt bonn &cihSgeriht fiir o6Bebn
Qtonote binter Die ibmeoiihen 8ars
0inen geidift mor0en lit, finoet BEL
Den 0eutIhcn 8lQttern n11r 2dheln.
Grnite Gone aber ldlagen Die 3eis
tlugen an in Der 8eiprehung Der iih
faIt ie0e ISOLDE ntebrenoen luno nit
INNER groBerer 6rehbeit ourhge.
fiibrten @ren5berIebmgen burd
fron80iiihe 0}iIitdrperionen un0
6lieger. @benio febren Die Grorte.
rltngen iiber Die M0glihfeit eir1es tta.
ben ariege8 nit RuBlano oIltGgIid
wieoer. 0os 3arenrei6 lit noh oen
0eutIhen BreBItinmen Der mabre
Storenfrie0 Der europQiIhen Bolitif.
8erooe3u IeniotioneIle @eriihte
our6eilen oie 80rie. gs tpurbe be-
bouptet, Ser pIoblih neritor6ene rui.
iiihe @eIonote tn 8elgrab, 9err bon
Sorttpig bdtte SeIbitmoro begangen,
no6bem feItgeItellt mor0en mar, ooS
1ih in ieinen 8eitb fonpronittieren-
De, oltf ooS 9ltterltat be8iiglide
Shriftitiife befanoen. Die 9l0tter
beben eiuItinnig berbor, baB Dos slb-
leben Sorttpig5, Der als 9oofetr0
Geutihlonos r1to Seiterreihs Elm er+
bitterter unb Observation-Disclosures 8or.
f1mpfer oes ruiiiihen 9lnlIabismus
allf oem 8alfan mar, bon lpeltrogens
ser 8eoelttung ieiu tpiiroe. 3as ab.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1914-07-16

ithei0en Sortpig8 bon Ser poIitiihen
@iibne mdre Ser ihnerIte SdIog.
0en Serbten treffen f6nne. g(ls eine
beIonoere SSronie oeS 5hifIoTs miro
es be3eihnet, ooB oieIer Soofeino
0eIterreih8 un0 0e8 9reibun0s int
Sotie oe3 0Iterrei6iIben @eianoten
7tarb.
Gie OeIterrei6 freuftoIid)en 8lGt.
ter berlongen Elm energiiches guftres
ten gegeniiber Serbien ua0 cine pol-
Iiqe aIarlteIlung ser Git1ation, IN
Sic iid 6ie IerbiIhe 9tegierltng bllrd]
ibre 9tnitiftunq Ser Wor6tot oebruht
bot. Der SdGuB eine8 9(rtifeIs lau-
tet ip0rtlib: o0ie ilotpiihen nto oia
rontaniIhen Hotionen guropaS ha.
ben elm ebenIo groBes SStttereiie, mic
Die gerntaniiben, SIT erfabrer, OBJ eS
tatidhli6 einen Stoat gibt, Der nift
MIR feine eigenen Serriher obidlah-
tet, Ion0ern nuh frenoe sSiir1ten er.
moroen liBt." Die 9ldtter Der Sp-
petition ihla9en eine nod idarfere
Sprohe an. sic ortngen al1f eine
qriinolid)e Ibrehnung nit ser BON
oerr gtohbaritaate betriebeneu Eoli.
tif oes MeuheInprbes unb meilelt
horauf hin boB Die @aDolierpolitif,
Die Seiterreid geloroo eegeltiiber
beobohtet babe. boaIt1nbig relltltat-
los qeblieben iei.
3ie geraoe3u beitioliid)e 9oDheit
llno aoItbliitigfeit, NIT Der bon BEL
grad aus bie 31trdfiibrling 0e5 at-
tentots geleitet tpurbe, tritf BON SaI
au 3ag oeutliher berpor.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1914-07-16

P~%~SsT@R@~@%S~Ts0fv
ic0er Iei6t Gingang in 0ie 6liilter-
tneipen fin0e1t. Sitr3Ii6 mar cine
rcQelredte 0olferipGn0erung BON ben
trofenen Grten girqinio5 nod ben
trodcnen 0rten Gbio5, NO Die Silt
| Itcrfnetpen ieit Sobren cine betonntc
Ginrihtrng itr1o. Die 3obI Der Ser
haftlngen fir GruntcnbolOe bat Dor
IaufiQ ubQenommen, 0a Die &eutc
| ii6 nod etpa3 Dorlebcn.
! g}i6t ulein Die 8rouereien g8eIt
Girginia8 iino ouBer @ctrteb gelebt
lonocrn aud, Die bon Ohio ltnO arg
6etroficn Die EomcroD.4rauerei III
&omeroU, 8, bot ibrcn &ctrieb ein-
QciteQt, Oo tie feinen entiDrehcn0eu
GeroienIt er3ieIen tun Sic StG0tc
lm0 Counties 3erbrChCn iib Die
30pic oorjjbcr, mie tic Die ot58cfoIlc-
ucn Steuern crieben iouen 0lnttng-
| ton bat Steucrn nuf Nuto2 unO Qul
| S0OQ=Tumt0in5 cinJCijiDrt.
l1n0 mic c@ y, |rootc Cbio ou5s
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m0bcn 9(rtitcI 02s GlcucIon0er Us.
| & 2I.":
7;p l}c+itioncn ser 9rofpnpn unO
Der 9tallcu iino mieOer in llnlIauf.
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/ EctitiDn, hic pcrfaiInugsmaRig leoca
| (srmcinmciru. bos Hrpb;6itiou eiu.
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WoIl E.I| IH3 Ip'I 'oetoe'' 9'upt g"-
1e'., " C'lluQupl8"lt8 ~ VtleoV<t9-
ts", lt'lo tUlt ~ pIu'uC'' elIoo@' JUS 0'e'
e C'o'9S 49Iult'" 5< oeeI!oe: :: <.
o. ~ o'.,,ut,9 p''''',I ~ g Uuop Nv Nv
2'"uJ''U,l N@t.I ''aeleI,o'u' oe 0"P f nUsl UIe
S3u'Ite Dtt 0lS"'[n t. a,t III S'tIIlHu9 oe,
U'o,let 9al, to, o'e ""gtStegprupl'il'Sl'
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Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1914-07-16
sttnnx Gulla, atiin- -1utsota, BEN 16 a1li 1914

Tln feincm &un0e ser @elt bieI-
lcitt gilt 0u5 9teht Der freieu Ge0e
10 lnbclhrQntt, lpte in Den Ser. Stoa-
ten, ober uu6 in felnem nnOern &Qus
oe gibt c$ iolhe W}uIienbeubelei. Die
oNllcrDelt8reioruter" mareu Ihon
l0nqIt IN ibre gebitbren0en 8ren3en
0etrleben un0 BORT gebolten mor0elL
menn e5 in 2lntertfu nebr onentLide
Otunner g0be, pel6e oen moraIlihelt
Wtltt i5rer Offenen l(eber3eugltng be-
iGBen. GieIe8 rp!oerIidbe S6ouIpiel
tunn man int HongreB, in Ben Staot8s
legt5lnturen IN offentIihett Ser.
Ionrmlungen ulD. fuIt tagltd beob.
ahtcu. - 55rilbcr guIt Die Oemotrntis
lhe Eartel ollQemeln olS Die &ertel'
oigerin Der peri0nIihen 6rei6eit lu,0
Der Solt5re6te, allein au6 lie mur0e
BON 6onotifern q la 8rpan bon bod
tier Steue aus uiBreforntirt 1rno
ielbit Der 0emotrutii6e &OngreB 8eigt
in Iolhen 6roQen cine falt mt0erlida
&ai6lapptgfeit.
g5 int ginent oaber 0oppelt gut,
menn man rilbmlihe 2lu8nabmen finz
oct. Cine Iol6e glu8noblne lit on.
iheinef10 uuh @err 9. g8. 2amler,
tilr5lih 8onotoot fir Die oemofrdtts
idC Domination fir 8ouberneur 0e3
Stuote5 NtinneIotu. @r oeroont1te
oifen oie Gonntp Option 8elete in
elmer 2lnIprohe ON 4. SSuIL gelegent-
lid elmer 6eter, Die in GroofIton,
N}inn., Itottfuno. Gr fritiltrte in
ihorfer 8eiIe Die r0emotrotiihcn
6Ibrer nit einem Bint 8biSfep I'M
0}ogen 1m0 elmer Site Wetn i'm Sell
Ter, Die Dem nrmen Wann 1etn 8Ia5
8ier megnebmen m0hten."
@err 2nDler iogte II. o., 0oB ei1t
iebr GROCER uno teiImetIe einfIuBret.
0)Gr Sell ser 8eo0lferunq bon Der
Iali6eu &orou8iebung ou8gebe, onB
Bic 9roBen llebel Der g2enid)bett 0rrd}
@cieBe bcIeitigt mer0en t0nnen -
Gr io8te; u9icIe gutmeiuenoe 2elttc,
ollb in Wtinneiotu, gIauben, 0aB Dos
llCbcI ser ltnmdBiQteit ourh elm Sc.
IcB beieitiQt mer0eu f0nute, oa8 elmer
O}aioritdt in einen GountD ous
Geht erteiIeH tDijroe, in 0ieIer Goun.
ltp Rrobtbitton eiu3ufitbrcn. Gos
Q}otiD 1T ia gltt, obcr Die ShIuBfoI.
9erunq lit cine pertebrte. Die uenIh.
Iihe gtntur fam pobl 0urh GrSic.
Bnng gcloutert, berfeinert un0 refor.
mirt mcr0eu, aber nidIt bnrd, 3lunn9,
Die llebel Der llnntdBigfeit graiiiren
}. .. helte i'm Stante Qfaine, Ser
| felt 70 2Sabren cin 8robibition8Itaot
| lit, Ihlinmer nl8 IN Wtinneioto.
Ser SprcdCr 5oIte 0en oncrifa.
Iniiden 6raueu einen mormen Sri.
but, Ole 5roucn 0ieie8 2onoe8
IoQte cr, miin0 bcH2r aI3 sic Ofdnner
c0lcr in ibrcn Sy0eoIen unO mcbr ouf.
opferlng3f06jQ IN ibrcnt 2e6cn.
2luf Dos STrauenitimmreht hinnci
ieu0, meintc er ie0od, oaB Dos @oIt
Ger Ser. Stootcn tpenigIten5 fir ct.
Do5 oontbar iein f0nnc, 1tnO 3tpur
ooB 0ie m1erifaniihen 6rauen 0it
~Qrote@fen ru0 ertraDngGnten 8oIicr
Scr cnQIiihen Suffraoetten niht mad,
gemoht bGtten."
Die 2tnIiht bef0npfeno, bof
3mong irQeno neIhe 9tefornr Ihoffcl
t0nnc, iogtc &err 2omIcr, 0oB 0ieIel
ben V}otiOc, neIhc IN Gountp 0p
tipn cine olqcmetne Sur io3ioIer Ser
holtniIie idben, otb ouf Ole grtei
llm8 0e8 6rouenItimntredt8 bin3ie(
ten.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1914-07-16
Sunocsblltc gcgcn biz
Sdmeiue6Olcra

III
rllun lnfolop Der i0brlidcn ororcn
yicrlrItr Der sic ,sorucr inn oor}rn
you0r nlrrh Die oriiirhtctr Sd9ci-
nrrhnIcro rrIrihrn unh sic 0o0,rrch
o,rd, omen ycrnft hpS 9}otionoIncr.
~" 1rns benrrtcn nprorInBt IN tor
fr3iri1rr ,lnh oriirhIihcr g9pil, ar.
arn oirio .>cnhp norurnphcn
2nn3rb1+ hot ncr QnnorrR pinc pp.
miIIinnn nm $500 OO3 onnpnon.
mon honit II, Il 6m1ntips i'm g}orh-
motion hrs poroca oriinhIihp l1n+cr.
iu[6rroon hp,;io(ih nes o9p5pns ,nn
rcr llr,orhr Spr >rhmcirohoIrro on-
1rSrcnt mrrnrn fSmrn nnn mic 6rr
Srnrhr nm n,irf1on11tpr GirhoIt no..
Go+nn ,ncrHcr fnnn N,n niaicr 6o,,n.
+;oS ;ono, ;onns Nobr otno S20 Onl
,M n;a5on, 5nc,fo %r 1aro,,snoh+ ncrnon
15s IS miIrNcn heionNars Sir 6n,ntip,
o,,socird,t ~ 6nncn n;a 0}orIr1ta IN
Sd,'',o;,,o4oIoro nn, 3ro5ton r,nro,
~ <H,rnHosnon,rtrr,e14 , min nob
.olocn1en, ~ o. 9ToJr 1orophpn
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IN ;cnrm S[fmIH;itr;ft hpr hptrrffpn.
$%', %" Eomm+;os ;oIIan raonI,n26ioc Tor.
Observation-Disclosures ] orron1;r+ Nor.
ncn ,' ,,n, non1ei,,,on, 6an Thnroftrr
Sor 1m,he ;hra ilr5o4o ,n1n 1H;+trI
oc,c1 ocr a@o;tarnarbro;+'IHo , -, NV, n,,+or5,,,
4Eo,, 4n"'' 02nriS,,I;[bn S N,tor[,io,ns " r',4
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r,orMon N,>nr 2n;iit,or h.r+ ot,,,o
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1914-07-16
WanneSlDOrtc
zines oemOfratiidjen Eoliti.
fcrS ii6er Die MGRigteits9eiebe.

Gr5teGung - fein 3luans.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1914-07-16

Merchants who do not
advertise in a German pa
pei, do not deserve the
German trade.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1914-11-26
VOTE mo" UNION WITH
TRAVELLERS INSURANCE

Samuel Hallison of Bangor, limo
thy J.>O'Donnell and John P. Baxter
of Waterville, accompanied by Hon.
William r. Pattangall of this city
went to Augusta Wednesday, where.
in the office of the insurance commits
sioner. the votes were counted in the
referendum to the members u the
Maine Central Relief Association OF
the proposed question of union with
the Travellers Insurance Co The re-
suit of the vote was Yes 1917; NO"
413. so that the proposition was lost,
and would have been had the vote
been larger as it required a two
thirds vote to carry the question. The
referendum vote was taken to deter
mine the opinion of the individual
members as whole. A meeting will
be held on Nov. 20 to act upon the
question in stockholders meeting, but
it Is not believed that the meeting
will reverse the expressed preference
Of the entire membership.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1914-11-26
GERMANS READY
FOR AN INVASION

London, Nov. 25.-(6.50 P. M.)-An
invasion by the Allies is feared by
Germany. according to a dispatch To
the Evening News from Copenhagen,
which reports that extensive prepara-
lions are being made to guard against
such an eventuality.
The News says it has learned from
eye witnesses that the Germans are
strengthening old fortresses in the
former Danish territory of Schleswig
Holstein, as we'll as line of entrench-
ments called the Dannewerk along the
northern side of the Kiel canal. 1t is
thus hoped to protect the canal
against attacks from the North for it
is on the shore of Schleswig, accord
ing to these reports, that an inva-
sion is feared.
All the German islands in the North
sea, it is said, are now closely guard
ed and strongly fortified positions are
being erected on the shores of Hol-
stein and along the western side OF
the river Elbe.
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SAY TREASON IN
ORGANIZED LABOR

Philadelphia. Nov. 25.-Resolutions
condemning what was characterized as
treason in the ranks of organized la
Dor were adopted at the closing ses-
sion OF the annual convention Of the
Building Trades Departments of the
American Federation Of Labor today.
Charges were made that organizations
OF plasterers, stone cutters, steam en-
gineers, hod carriers and common la
borers had worked with the Interna-
tional Union Of BriclSlayers and Ma
sons which is not affiliated with the
American Federation of Labor and
the Brotherhood of Carpenters-which
while affiliated with the Federation, Is
no longer a member of the department
to do work which the department
had ruled belonged to the Marble
workers Union, an affiliated body.
These resolutions were adopted in
spite of an adverse report of the COM
mittee to which they had been re-
TERED. The convention also voted that
the charters of local and state coun-
CHS that fail to expell local unions Of
unafhliated brick layers and masons
be withdrawn.
Thomas ]. Williams was reelected
president of the department and Will
nam !. Spencer. secretary treasurer.
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GAMES
LOWER PRICES
WORLD SERIES

Chicago, Nov. 25.-The baseball Sc
ries for the championship of the
world will consist of II games next
year instead of seven, and prices will
be lower, according to B. B. Johnson.
president of the American League.
who made public tonight a letter he
had received from August Hermann,
chairman of the National Baseball
Commission. The question of cutting
prices for the World series was con-
siere at a recent meeting of the Amer
lean League here and after a tentative
agreement was reached, Johnson sub
mitted the proposal to National
League club owners.
Herrmann's letter said the National
owners had agreed to the change and
that a plan would be worked out and
adopted at the annual meeting in jan
uary. Some of the club owners, he said,
had objected to cutting the prices on
the ground that it would decrease the
amount given the players.
According to the proposed change,
the players will share in the first five
instead of four games, SO their total
will not be decreased.
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Bingviiie Fair

A Bingville fair was held at A. O..
U. w. hall Wednesday night under
the auspices of Waterville Lodge OF
Good Templars. William I. Sterling
was general manager and presided
over the festivities. A guessing booth
was in charge Of Cecil Davis; Minnie
Stevens was In charge OF the variety
stand; Mrs. Josie Fowler was IN
charge of the curiosity shop; Mona
Philbrook OF the fruit stand; Mrs
Charles Branch Of the coffee booth;
Mrs. F. ". Belyea Of the sandwich
booth; F. v. Belyea of the lunch
booth, A. F. Davis Of the apple count
er. An excellent program was render.
ed. consisting of songs by Leslie Bug
bee. Ernest Alley and Roland Wy
man; a variety act by Messrs. Wyman
and Alley, a cornet solo by Leslie
Bugbee and q. plano solo by Edna
Cochranes
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GERMANY TO
RAISE BILLION
FOR WAR EXPENSE

Berlin, Nov. Is, Via The Hague and
London, 10. SIS A M-The Reichstag has
received draft of the second supple
mentary imperial budget for the year
1914
This empowers the imperial chancel-
Tor, for the purpose of meeting extra
ordinary expenses. again to raise S5,-
600 100000 marks (s1,250,0 000oD in the
form of credit Furthermore, the chan
cellor is empowered to issue treasury
notes up to 100000 marks (S1o0,000)
above the amount prescribed by the
budget for the temporary strengthen
ing of the ordinary working capital of
the imperial treasury.
OF this amount, one-half is destined
for the support of individuals affect
ed by the war, while the other half
Is to be spent in the support of COM
munities and for the succor of indi-
vidual cases of distress.
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CHURCH SERVICE

Thanksgiving service in which the
Methodist. Congregational. Baptist,
Second Baptist and Free Baptist
churches united were held in the
Getchell Street Free Baptist church
Wednesday evening. Previous to the
sermon, special music was furnished
by the chorus choir, the Presidents
Thanksgiving proclamation was read
by Rev. Henry Clay Turner, prayer
was offered by Rev. Arthur s. Phelps
and a collection was taken for the
work of the Associated Charities.
The sermon the subject of which
was Thanksgiving" was preached by
Rev. Charles F. Robinson Of the Con-
gregational church. Mr.. Robinson took
his text from Romans ii:3-4; But
thinkest thou this, o man, that judg-
est them which do such things, and
doest the same that thou shalt escape
the Judgment of God? Or dispisest thou
the riches Of His goodness and for
bearance and longsuffering; not know
ing that the goodness OF God leadeth
thee to repentence?
when We compare the infinite and the
finite. difficulty confronts u.s." said the
speaker. while We think of the infinite
goodness of God. we naturally think OF
the lack of merit of men
There should be in our Thanksgiving of
today nothing of self complaceney.
Jesus has taught US that the standard
of human life is not the average of-eon-
venience upon which men may agree, but
absolute projection. The average man
measures himself by other men, but the
Christian man knows that the true
standard is the standard of the heavenly
Father as expressed in Christ.
We have no reason for self complacency
when We look at our own country and
the benefits that have been showered upon
it. how we have wasted our natural re-
sources, not providing for the generations
which are to come. Until we gather to-
gether to protect our country as a place
for our posterity to live in, we should not
congratulate ourselves.
When We come to consider our rela-
tions to other nations we have little to
congratulate ourselves for. Had we been
in Germany's position 1 doubt II we
should have done any better than Ger.
many. or France or England. AS we see
how little We deserve, so much the more
are we bound humbly to life up our
hearts in thanksgiving to God
What is the proper fruit of good
ness? The proper fruit of goodness is
goodness. The goodness of God lead
eth thee to repentance. Repentance is
the turning away from the ideals of
man to the ideals of God. 1t is turn
ing from conduct that Is based on
selfish motives to the conduct that is
based on the ideals Of God, to live
lives that are more like His own Son,
whom he sent to be our Guide and
Master.
America, the key nation of the
world, with all the force Of it's pop
ular sentiment should insist that
these horrors of strife should be
brought about, and that day. the Par
lament Of the nations, the Federation
of the World.
And SO, as we are gathered here
on the eve of Thanksgiving it be-
hooves us that all our desires shall
be for better when all nations shall
know the Lord.