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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-10-29

- Sm 3Weiiet. 0u.
Spunb, iino mir ober aud rihfiq
ouf oeiner 8ube9
Sd-a-o-S peroeu mir
Tdou murgen friib se-ge-9endu CT.
fdbren. ieBt iiebt mans nidt. sB Ii
III finiter.
@Ornibt9. ": Hd. 9erdt
ceun Sbr Sunge Ieinem @uler nod -
bat er ou9 Wib9
Sumorilt: @orlGufig if es ibm
pod DoripiB!
8eim @ereinsort3efe er.
..@ie madt ii4 henn Guer neuer
Sirisent9"
IRA, ioipeit gang suk nur etipas
su eeuuu ninmt er's; NIT Den pdu.
Ten unb SrommeIn !. 9. mub es bet
ihm INNER auf Ole Winute finn
r,eu!""
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-10-29

@rfer @eOauts. 6rdu.
lein: Das lafeH Sic Sbren Sobn
oenn erlernen2
Serr: Ser lernt Sod.
SrGuIein: Oas finoe i9 NAL per,
niinftig. unO ib beneios feline 3utiinfs
ti9s Srau. Die brnu6t bod 'lnnl MID!
gu to9en. y
- SurdtbGrs Drobuna.
9ausberr (su einem 8ettIer): .Uia'
den Sic. Dub Sic forttommeu.
Ionf - -
8etiIsr: Run, fonf2"
Snusberr: .Sonit iriegeus eiRen
Sraten gu sfen. Den meius Srau
is!bit Subereitet bat!"
SeutIi6. Gin iun9er Did,
Ter iunote feline neusits @95pfuns.
6etitelt: ~Warum bin id nod ON Sc.
BENG" an einsn Reoatteur. 2ebterer
fanote oas 9sbidt Suriid. inOsm sr
tur3srbuno nsbsH benz SiteI permert'
te: ~DeiI sic mir Sbre Oi9tuns
eurd ole Pof sufanOten. itatt fe
Fsri0nIi9 bisrber Su brinssn.'
= R omanfiI. gIls Der 9s,
trosene mertte. oab ibm bas GslI
iiber bic Obren ss3Osen puroe. fubr
Ct aus Der Saut.
- &usgebungert. 9lenn9sn
(sin mageres WinoIpiel iebenb): pa,
pa, i4du, bisfer nrme 9unb! Der ss'
bort 9etpiB sinem Didter.-
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-10-29

&C dIe9te 4usre6e. @ds
ter Geinsn ituOierenoen Sobn friib
i'm Reituurant ertoppsno): .gta. Sore.
friib um udte fdon feds Mub Bier.
oas 1T bod fart! Snit 0u oenn
iiberbaupt idon &affee estrunten2!"
Stuoent: .Nein! Ser rest mid gu
Fart ouf pdpa!"
: Der iunee mann. o.:
Sbr iunser Waann idsint ie6r eratt
gu arbeitsn, pieIanse bobsn sic Jpn
fdon9
g.: SiinfunobrsiBis Sobrsl
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-10-29
vonl TaGer.

Der @ebrou9 6es SG6ers tit iebr
aft. 9lus primitipIttm Material: els
mem palmblatt. einem 8iif4eI Io'
seIfebern. geipreiat uneinanoergcreibt,
beftdnoen Die eriten, uns betannten
5Gder. berOorsesan9en aus bem Bee
biirfnis, ii6 8iibIung au5ufdde!n.
Oenn bic Seimat bss 6G9ers 1T Der
Orient. Sdon Die pbaraonen3eit
iueiB bon Sddern unO beIonoeren 5as
6ertrGsern Su beri9ten. 2taerbinss
iparen Oas pubrs RisIeneremplore. 81:
an Iangen Stielen befeitist, bon Die
nern iiber ben @ebieier sebuIten iuurz'
ben. 9ieie grt 6dder iit pobI Die
urfpriinsli4ite 5orm beg Sonnrn'
i9irmes getpeisn.
Der SG1er, ben bic pornsbne
@rie9in ober 9tOmtrin trug. per
Elm &leinoS an foitborer, psnn aud
fir unfsre 8esriffe siemlid primiti'
per 2trbeit. Sm 8. Subrbunbert b.
CIR. bssunnen Die Pfausn betannt gu
fperoen, unb Die fd9erartig seIpreiste
Sorm bss pfouenI9lpsifes mag bic
4nresuns ,baSu segeben 9dben, einer
SanbfG9er baraus su bereiten, bo6
fpurbs bic uripriinglide Scrm oes
Polmsnbluttes borldufig nod belize
baIten, benn Die eriten GaltfdGer
tau9en beinobe sipei Sabrtauienbe
Ipdter in europa a,if; in gbina unb
Sapan mag mon iie fpeit friiher ges
tdnnt baben. Bon bort famen jes
benfals Die erten SaltfG9sr fer
unb purben bon Weltreiienoen naA
europa sebradt. Cine SdderfOtm,
bic lange in 8ergeFenbeit seraitn
mar uno srit i'm fe9Sebnten Sabr'
bunbert piebsr auftam, mar esr
blattfOrmise StieIfd9sr nit Pfauens
Obsr @traubenfebern I'M elm 3sa'
trum aus SpieselgIas, elm fpieleris
fdes &leinob. bas idon Die eIesm'
ten Samen i'm flafif9en Iltertlm
aIs 3eiden ibrer 8Ornebmbeit trus
gen.
Sn ben fiiblifen 2dnbern @uros
pas tannte unb brau9te man ben
5d6er piel friiber oIs in OeutIdlanb
posr in 5rantrei6, no sr erit I'M
bas ie63ebnte Sabrbunbert ginsang
fano. Damn aber ipuroe in Srants
reid Ser Sd9er elm @esenitdnb fes
grDBten Gurus, Der feinIten &unitcrs
belt. g9ts Spiben, 8rotate seIan9s
ten sur @srpsnoung, foitbare Wlas
terialien pie perImutter, gIfenhsin
unb S4ilOpott. Silber uno Sob,
tunitppl bemoIte Ssioenfoffe purcen
Die 8eitanbteile, on benen ii9 bic
8unIt Der Maler periu9te. SO bers
f6mGbtsn es felbit nibt beriibnlte
Siiniiler, ipie Watteuu, Boulder,
2ancret, fpdter Watort, 3aulb,4,
Meperbeim II. a.. flotte S5enen oaf
6d6er binSuperfen. bdlo ffia5enbuft,
baIb nit minuti0fer GorsfaIt. Ssrs
artise 5Gher itelen beute isbr ge'
fu9te uno teuer be5oblte Sommtls
obietts bar. @ornebme Samen fa'n'
meIn ieItene unb foItbure Gremplare
uno Der moberne 9ebrou9sfdGer
beitebt nur nod felten aus 10 toits
barren Moteridlien in tiinftleriIaer
2tusfii6rung. SIMMER bin, iper ibsr eis
nen ontiten SG9er perfiigt, tpirb ibn
nit Stol3 in 9ebrau9 nebmen -
= =. -. otN
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-10-29
Die letfs 5auSfrau.

2dBi mid ein GiIas uno sine Srdns
ipeibn
Ser nneIGdieligen. Die Ioeben itarb,
unb Die iid, adj, nur bas Berbenit
ernarb,
Gin SonberIins tueibIider Writ 5u ieiR
Sis fobte ieIbit, mar tdtig ielbft i'm
Saus,
Sie bat noh marden Auopf felt dnge,
ndbt.
Sic CAB fir Die RooiItin iuenig aus.
limb Srausniiimmredt bat iie iol5 uer,
idmdht
Sic iuor 10 gar ni9ts. uibts ais
Seib,
2ateiniId5. @ricGii6 ipar i6r unbe,
fan:lt,
Sic bat ais Sport unb eir5ieeu 3eits
bertreib
Ser eignen &inber @obI iib auee,
pnnot.
sic bat jid alS Srau 8at ME tituIiert.
SbpobI ibr @ntte bod 0e6eimrat mar
Sic Id6eIt: User bat mid gum Nut
freiert?
Ser Srnueu SiteIiudt 1T ionoerbarl"
9abi mid ein @Iaf NIB eirs srdne
ipeibn
Ser lln9liidieIigeu. Die 10 unno6ern,
So6 modt audi i'd ihr Narn gelpeien
iein;
-aud id. AUDI idI- rief ieOsr pOn ben
Germ.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-10-29

- 9us gr6Bsre u.beI. gs
III rein gum per5peifeln nit meinsr
Grau! 9llle 4ueenblids Iebt is ibreH
8opf auf!"
.~nno Die meine ibrsn Sut. -
oIsr INNER einen anbsrsn!~
- Mib9efdid. .@is ba6sn
Dos 9lutOmobiIfubren ipisOer aufse-
9tben2!"
-~Sa. bGite mid otm eema6t -
nenn i'd NAL elmer Senne auspei-
den Dollte. fubr i9 unfeblbar
einen Sdfen iot!~ ,
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-10-29

Rc6eru. 5rau: Sd 6uIOe
sic teine Stunoe mebr i'm Sauie,
ouesnbIidlid pdden Sic Sbrs Sas
den.
&56in: Sd ssbe i9On, Mabame.
ober ipenn SemnG9it i'm 5suilletOn
rines bieiisen 8Iattss ein 9lrtiteI sri
I1eint, bstiielt: r0rei Dp9en in eis
rem bprnebmeu 9auIe", bunn fiir6te
i'd, sr pirb Sbnsn betannt pOrtom'
men.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-10-29
bsSablt babe!

= Sittf an. Snusfrnu: @u'
gen Sic mai. Marie. purum uer'
bGn9eu sic benn ndGts INNER oas
Bib Sbres 9rGutianms an Der
Wdno2
SienftmGO9en: 9l6sr. gnGoise
Grau. mein 8rdutisum foil oOd nidi
ieben. Denn i4 mid uus5iebe unb
fdldfen eebe.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-10-29

9ttufsmdbts. Satin:
Nar. baf ou fdOn msiusn Deib'
nndtsDunitbsetteI Hubert. ben i6 Dir
neulid bOr9eIest bubs2
9ntts (Reooiisur): @spriift bab'
i4 ibn. dbrr i'd bab' ibn ni6t at5eps
tlsrt. st in NIT anosren Was
nuftriptsn In Den papisrtOtb seipans
bert
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-10-29

.aatrGnmunssarbeis l.
ten" Birt (uls ipGt abenos elm
Sremorr eintsbrt. gum 8ne4D: Der
Serr mill 6iris Nadt bier Io9iersn.
Sohsm; rdln' idnrII i'm Sremoens
aimmer Elm biB6en auf"
Grad ,iust bdlben Stunos). .Sait
0u i'm Jtsmoen5inmsr uufgerdumt.
Sodem2"
r.SnWUbl -. Uisr5ebn Slid bon
cen 8iederIH bab' ilA sefan9en!""
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-10-29

giIIissr pfeffermtns 8:
2iquer. 9 Quart Nafer to9t
man nit 21a pfunO 3uder unsefGbr
cine Stunoe, mon nimmt es bonn
Geusr unS lGbt es flint Minutsn abs
tiiblsn, sieBt a hinge Pfeffermin5s
81 ba5u; penn es falt lit, l Quart
suten @piritus. Sn GIofden ses
fiiiIt uuS bertprtt,
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-10-29
8an5 rriIarlidJ.

9err g.: nSa, id finbe au9. bub
SIR Serr 9smabI ettpus an9egriffen
lusiiebt."
5rau prOtSsnfsin: rSu.
p'e er aud fisibis urbeitst! Sosur
Sonnta9s FBt er uno - idnsiOet
3rupons!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-10-29

~Srau 3pl6uber, Sic baben Saroer ae.
mohnt! Die babe i4 bod on enem baIbn Sabre bs8abt
r.S feline Sbn Sic irrsn f9!""
-gBo perb i6 benn Gs dtger Mid 10 beus nOd bub d f.
be3a6 babel"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-10-29
Simmer rn6ia gInt.

Didterin: n@snn Sie meint
Ssoidte ni4t bruden. msro, i'd sic
totem"
0erIegtr: sd miirbs ils Iis'
Der perbrennen."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-10-29

-RaritGt. 9i6terIins: .0u.
Nas III elm gang merilpiir6isss 9pIO'
Itiid!"
~~Wiefoa Wus III Senn barun 70
mertpiirois9~
.Oob es mir ssb6rt!-
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-10-29

9sfGnguisuufft4er Gum
StrGflin9. Den er BEL einem 5lu4t'
Drriu9 iibsrrui4D: gu pel9em
3pede bdbsn sic oas God in Sbrer
3elle gsmadtF
SD polIte bebufs 2uftUerbeferung
cine 8entilaIion anle9en.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-10-29
SuuntnasrnBe.

&oufmcuu 6u Ieiuer @uttiu.
S,e dnfun9eH pill gu teiienl; Stein
Sort mebr. i'd luiI oud mel Souns
iG9Srub baben!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-10-29
Seredltister 3psifsI.

profefIor: Sdabs! @snn i9
lpsnisifens nod elm Slid Durf
t;tte, nit trodenem grot ipirS er
iltb tpohl nidt besniissn.1
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-04-17
CAN'T UNDERSTAND WHY
SPOUSE DESERTED BEER

Il cant see why Peter should leave
me" complained Mrs Peter Charles
Osborn, SIS years old You see. we
have piano a photograph and plenty
OF beer I'm the house all the time ana
/ do my best 10 entr1tain my husband.
But he gets bad notions into his head
once In while and disappears, and |
don know where 10 find him
spouse. who is ~
years old. had deserted her, Mrs Os-
born made complaint 10 the police
Thursda night. asking the depart
ment q help ind him
Osborn. who lives al No 704 Ma
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-04-17
BURROUGHS co. PLANS
"SAFETY FIRST" WEEK

The week OF April 20 has been des-
ignated as safety First week by the
Burroughs Adding Machine Co Noon.
day meetings for employees will be
held in the Burroughs gymnasium.
Outside speakers have been secured.
Monday evening, the Foremans' club
viii meet 20 discuss plans connected
with the movement. George j. Lieber.
OF the Aetna Insurance Co, will talk
on safety and sanitation in the mod.
ern factory"
The most important meeting VIII
be- hello Thursday evening, under the
auspices of the Foremans' club Nov.
ing pictures and lantern slides will be
shown. General Manager A. j Iauver,
Advertising Manager T.. ST Elmo
Lewis and other officials OF the com.
paHy wiz speak. The men will be
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-04-17
r. Page, Jr. Takes Issue.
70 the Editor of The Times:


see by your recent issue that a
Mr.. Warren has written a letter 20
Mr.. Townsend expressing his views
on canal tolls, II not too much
trouble would you please publish this
note in reply, not from Mr. Townsend
but from person wishing 10 see fair
play. He says What is TO stop for
eign bottoms bringing their cargoes
To New York and transferring them
10 ships which are really owned by
the same syndicates, but which sail
under the American flag to escape
the tolls" There is nothing, If this
be the case. but OF which there is a
very grave doubt. There is no record
OF any foreign syndicate owning any
American lines. II there Is. will he
please state them Mr. Warren eyi.
IDENTIFY does not know as much about
shipping as he knows about railroads
He might as we'll say that foreign
goods are sent TO New York and ship.
ped by rail TO San Francisco by for
eign owned railroads There are some
railroads in this country which have
stock held by foreigners and a lot OF
II too, Mr.. Warren, yet we do not veil
about foreign owned railroads An.
other argument of Mr.. Warren's, In
which take issue. Is about the good
the private citizen will get II Amer
lean ships have free tolls He speaks
OF not getting any good out OF the
tolls himself Listen. Mr.. Marren do
you know that shipping on the great
lakes Is the cheapest in the world and
yet VIC have no tolls charged on any
canal, notably the 500. DO YOU not
think that IL tolls were charged say
$l.2O per net ton at the 500 that
would raise the rates just 81 20 per
net ton on lake shipping. In that case
who would be getting the good OF the
high tolls? Not the shipper, but the
people would be paying tolls
You speak OF $l20 being pocketed
In that case the rates by American
ships would be the same as anv for.
eigh ship paying the tolls. therefore
there would be no special inducement
of our shippers TO give the trade 10
home shippers but 10 anyone and the
country with the biggest Merchant
Marine would get the business. and
that would not be ours No, Mr. War
rem, you have got the wrong princl
pie. IL is not TO pocket that 81 20 but
10 take il of the rate. thereby under.
bidding foreign bottoms Who would
get the beneft--the shipping people
With reduced rates or you?
n. PAGE. Jr.
IL Glads tone-ave.
April 16, 1914.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-04-17
CONFEDERATES
WILL NOT MARCH
Barred From G.. A. X. Parade
Under the Rules of the
Organization

There Will be no parade OF Conted-
crate veterans during the q. A. X.
annual encampment in Detroit, Aug
81 To Sept. s. That was made clear
In meeting of the encampment eN'
ecutiv, committee in the Hotel Pont'
chartrain, Thursday afternoon when
plans for the handling OF the encamp-
ment were discussed.
General Chairman Abner 4. Larned
pointed out that this is not a reunion,
but an encampment subject TO u y.
X. rules. All other military orgahza-
tions are barred from taking par IA
the parade. Aid. Vernon, himself d
Civil war veteran, said that there -
noticing 70 prevent Confederate vet
Grams from coming 10 Detroit ana ne
ing welcomed by the city He pro
posed that they be given places IN me
reviewing stand.
THAT would be a higher honor
than mraching in the parade ne de-
cla-ed
Charles b. Warren, president Of the
Board or Commerce, suggested the
erection ef stands for school children
where they could be given a lesson in
patriotism by watching the march OF
the veterans
Chairman Larned declared that snf-
fcient precautions had been taken 20
safeguard the expenditure OF the $50
00G allowed by the city. The money
VIII pass through the claims and ac-
counts committee OF the common
council. and the controller He said
that there. would probably be an I'M
expended balance, to be turned back
into the city treasury.
Charles f. Blelman reported that
rate OF two cents mile is the best
tina. the Central Passenger associa-
ton can make. If summer rates are
below that figure. however, they will
|be granted TO veterans. +. VI. Doyle
asked how much IL would cost 10 pay
the expenses OF all veterans. who
want to come TO Detroit
IL would be very. great expense"
''ssRieaaf suggested q -.
res, but This is very great conn
tTy.E Mr.. Doyle retorted.
About $4,000 veterans are expected
10 attend the. reunion.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-04-17

Railway Commissioners Dodge ana
Mahon have decided 90 ask Dean
Mortimer y. COOLEY. OF the engineer
ing department % the tTiversity OF
Michigan. for his cooperation IN ths
formation OF bo9ra OF appraisers
to set a value on the property 81 the
- L. r. lie will act liza the capacity
OF counsel 10 the commission ia ap-
praisal work. providing re agrees 70
srcept the ofYer The commission ia
"a meeting Thursday AFTERNOON, also
decided 10 accede 10 the request or
the board OF estimates and cur lh
half the 500. 900 item in the hudset
Tor the urelimlnary work on NUM-
cipal ownership n the corporation
counsel says IL can be done legallN.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-04-17

combst.. is said 10 make good vases
as d carpenter. and Is good proYider'
blR is ia the habit OF leaving his homie
Tor weeks al time without explain
ing 20 his wife
Mrs Osborn says she Is MS MIN
wife. and that they have been mar
ried is years
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-04-17

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Sieber. a
well.known 'Berrien county farmer.
died at his home near here from an
injury received when run over by a
threshing engine nearly eight months
ago Sieber was assisting lin run.
ming the engine up hill and was lay.
ing chains under a wheel when ne
slipped and fell under the drive
wheel, crushing his right side AT
no time since the accident was Il be.
lieved he would recover
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-04-17

The city may purchase s475,OOO worth
81 library bonds refused by the bond
company which recently purchased
sS.a5S,OO0 of city securities because
% technical hiw In the election
ballots ~ the time the people voted
upon the issue. To save the expense
of submitting the library bond aues-
ton 20 the voters second time and
20 avoid delay. the library commis-
sioners VIII ask The council WINS.
and means committee 10 recommend
the approval ~ the city purchase
plan Sufficient money can lie taken
from uneNpended balances 20 pay
for the bonds
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-04-17

asked a. bring their families 10 this
NEE tins Arrangements Tor Friday
evening meeting also are being con
side-ed
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-04-17
Editorials by the People

communications must bear name
' and address or writer. must not
contain personal abuse and must
not be over 800 words in length.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-04-17
LAKE AND r1vnn srnAMEns.
~ E;!, : !. 80 3,!|S'

Ser Cleveland. PfttsburKh AMI nh
points south and east. leave daily 1896
- ~ Fare 20 Cleveland. 81. PUTS
bufGh. ~, upper berth. 81. lower berth.
81 so, whole room, $3.50
Week Ee& Excursion 20 Cleveland
ntory Saturday, $3.50 round tfIp for
ifntapQrfeuon returning IN time Tor
IITKET OFFlcEsf Thfrd-ave. wharf.
I1I WoolHard-ave. Majestic bldgD'
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1914-03-17

mel that the chances for the COVER
nor to win are meager They look
clear over the real causes Of the big
burden in taxation and attack the
least of the offenders. The levying
boards are the real culprits, yet this
fact is overlooked and the fusilade
is aimed at the executive council be-
cause the council did it's plain duty
in increasing valuations. So far as
the criticism is directed at the eX-
ecutive council for unjustly increas-
ing state taxes it is justified, but
probably four-fifths of all the in
crease is due to township, school,
county and city officers. Then why
not place three-fourths of the blame
there?
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1914-03-17
NOTICE OF INCORPORATION.
To Whom it May Concern:


Notice is hereby given that the
undersigned have associated them
selves together under and by virtue
Of Chapter 1, Title TX of the Code of
Iowa and the laws amendatory
thereto. as corporation and have
adopted articles of incorporation
which provide as follows, to-wit:
1. The name of such corporation
is 1.-The Corn Land Investment Com
pany" and its principal place OF
business is Webster City, Hamilton
county, Iowa.
2. The general nature of the
business to be transacted by such
corporation is:
(a). TO acquire, buy, lease, rent,
mortgage, sell, exchange, improve
and otherwise deal in real estate
and other property for any purpose.
(b). To promote immigration for
the purpose of colonization and the
selling of real estate to actual set
tiers.
(c). To engage in the retail or
wholesale mercantile business.
(d). To negotiate loans, to make
abstracts of title, to purchase, &C
quire, subscribe for, hold sell, as
sign, and otherwise deal in bonds Of
the United States or the State Of
Iowa, and all municipal bonds,
school or drainage bonds, all certif-
icates issued by authority of the
laws of the State of Iowa, and any
and all bonds and notes secured by
mortgages on real estate, provided
that the amount of such and all su-
perior liens on such security shall
not exceed three-fourths Of the act
ual cash value thereof.
(e). To make contracts, and to
engage in any business incident to
the objects above set forth, or which
may appear to the Company capable
Of being carried on advantageously
in connection with its general bust
ness or for experimental purposes,
and to do any and all such other
matters and things that may aid
and promote the afo1 esaid purposes
of its organization, and to have the
same powers in respect thereto as
private individuals.
8. The amount Of capital stock
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1914-03-17
Where the Money Goes.

When the people of Webster City
walk up to the treasurer's Office be-
tween this and the first of April to
pay their taxes they will find that
expenses of government have mater
tally increased. In order that they
may know just where the money
goes, the Freeman-Tribune has as
certained that for each dollar paid
in taxes in this city six cents go to
the state, thirteen cents go to the
county, thirty-four cents to the
school district and forty-seven cents
to the city government.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1914-03-17

Man needs faith in God to
strengthen him in his hours of trial
and he needs it to give him courage
to do the work of life. How can one
fight for a principle unless he be-
Meves in the triumph Of the right?
How can he believe in the triumph
of the right if he does not believe
that God stands back of the truth
and that God is able to bring VIC
tory to truth? The minister OF
faith, believing that every word
spoken for truth will have its in
fiuence, and that no blow struck for
Righteousness will be struck in vain,
fights on without asking whether he
is to fall in the beginning Of the
battle or live to join in the shouts
Of triumph. He knows not whether
he is to live for truth or to die for
it, and if he has the faith he ought
to have, he is as ready to die for it
as to live for it.-W. J. Bryan.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1914-03-17
I'm A BAD WAY"
Many Webster City Reader Will
Feel Grateful for This
Information.

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Remember the name-Doan's-
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Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1914-03-17
March1OF4
Notice of Appointment of Executrix.

Notice Of Appointment Of Executrix.
In the district court of the State
of Iowa, in and for Hamilton Coun-
ty, in probate.
In the matter of the estate of
Peter Staenders, deceased.
To whom it may concern: Notice
is hereby given, that the undersign-
ed has been appointed and has quail
flied as executrix of the estate OF
Peter Staenders, late of Hamilton
county, Iowa, deceased. All persons
in any manner indebted to said de-
ceased or his estate will make pay
ment to the undersigned; and those
having claims against said deceased
or his estate will present them in
manner and form as by law reQuir-
ed, for allowance and payment.
Dated this 25th day of February,
A. D., 1914.
Margaret Staenders,
44f3 Executrix of said estate.