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The star-independent. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1904-1917, 1914-12-04
Everythingfo the
Boy and Some at
Tempting Prices

Boys Winter Overcoats in all wool
fancy cheviots, stylish coats, made for
warmth as well as good hard service; sizes
Z to IL years. Regular $3.50 and 1898
values. opecldl, .............. 1880
Boys Norfolk Suits in all the newest
stripes and fancy checks, newest colors.
Made with half and full pleated back and
sewed on BELTS sizes to Is years. At
$3.50, $2.9S, $3.50, $3.9S and
$4.95.
For the Little Lad-fne all wool brown
or blue serge suits, made in Oliver Twist,
Russian or MILDLY blouse style. nicely
trimmed and extremely handsome suits for
$2.9S and $3.50
Children s balmacaans in greys, browns
and blue mixtures; sizes 21a to s years, At
G0 0Q
The star-independent. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1904-1917, 1914-12-04
AT Special Pric IS Are

About twenty-five boys long overcoats
with belted backs and convertible collars;
sizes II to II years Values to $3.50. Spe-
cial at ................... CSC
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Voting Starts
Saturday

When you are in this store be sure
to visit the fourth floor. where
great number of pictures of Santa
Claus are on exhibition The pictures
have been drawn by the children of
Harrisburg and vicinity, between the
ages of and II years of age. In
order to decide the winners for the
ten handsome prizes offered, we in
vite the public TO vote for their IA
vorite drawing Every visitor to the
Carpet Department where drawings
are exhibitedl will be entitled to one
vote with each visit. In other words.
YOU may vote as often as you choose.
but only one vote with each visit,
with no obligation on your part to
buy.
Come and vote, and help the chill
dren who have been working hard. to
win a prize. Prizes will be awarded
before Christmas Now on display
first floor
The star-independent. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1904-1917, 1914-12-04
Christmas Slippers

Mems, women and children S felt, kid
and cloth slippers in almost endless assort-
ments at prices varying from 25c to Sc
Third Floor-BOWMAN'S
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-12-09

Gue8laual perhLiebsa lpdrtn. en- 16.
Gepfember in theairdlil@er Detie ihreH
ein5ug in aairo baIttn IaFtn, aber
fderitd bdben Bite arabtr bieIe nidt init
greltoen begrIBt, ba ie bon linen bic
GinI4leppung Der GhpIera bsfiirhteten.
Den BET @eIunohtitssutano Der e5nosr
mub nidt i6er alien 3peifd srbdben gss
peien iein, JOINT bdtts man s ni6t stpd
orti Do4sn IN BET Decentralization
BON 81 Tor 3~uriidgslaEtn. aud bic nab
Mlarkint per[hifften Eruppeu bat man
glei6st 8ebanalung untersoseu. 5ernsr
TT e bti Der biutea 3uiammeHiebuiig
btr suropdiihsu aolonien nnD hem rsaen
Qertthr NIT Der Iurlgt fps3isa paIditiaa
un6 Sbtign, Elm pergtbliAss Nnterfans
gtl, bic WabrAeit iibtr bie trisgerifAen
&~rtiqniiIe b~oaFtGnbis 8u uaterhridtH;
iper ben Orient feuat, tptiB genau. ME
8Iei4Iom unf unF1tbargn Wegeu bic
Ndfri4tsn i'm 5ligt BON Dumb su
Wtuno ellen. Die .laoAammsbanifhe Be-
Differing EDmpatbifirt DEffn NIT Beutfhs
lamb - 1etterrsE1 trltt abtf 9ufl3 III Der
5iutergrunb le matt iia NIT Na1t
sire hobe 9priteluns Don tinsm 9nnoe,
pas nsbeu 5rantrtim limb RubIaHo moo
NIT BEN modlieen Gnglanp ben aampf
auf9euommen bat; bic augsa oer nrdbis
Idm Diener unb NutI@er gldn3ten Dor
1teuoe. ibenH Fe rieDsr bon eintm Siege
ben Deutfnen geb0rt bdtten, bic Rads
riateu In ben frdn50Ffatn 3eitunee1
bielten FL fiir pos, mas ls IlD, fit etteI
2lgsn. go pisierH biz GinbeimiI tn
WorgtaIuft uln erbDFftn 9%efreiuug Dor
BEN usrbabtsH Sod, Dit DaItung bel
engliftn 9eIaBungstruppsn pirh ihnsr
feline 6phahtung sinil6Bsal benin jtbl
Radt tonnieH file f~tobddiEn pte bic eng
IfIhen Gfi3iert til boiler Uniform II
einfm bstanHteu Wirtsbauie tinRs Gtnt'
Gen (9erliners1 Dor olar GsffeHtiihtei'
DIX unqtaublihnen GrgiA NIT fran36i
finen anfottgn feieritn limb total beioffsf
IDutsn. Metm III ni1t islbl $3euae tinsi
fDiden ptEbsn Sgens asiueitn ipdre.y ID
1dtte alien G~rSdbiuuotn tsinsu Glaubti
aedeutt. LIMB ipefln bic GifBigrt bio mi
SENEGAL ggrs I'll ben aampF naa UranEl
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-12-09
BLfcN ar 6ep SUSz 64WAA.

erhpben, obDobl biefe beiben aduDsr ins
folae Der grpBen 3abl ibrer Angsh6risen
Ipdier am meiiten bdppa aetfoFfsa ners
ben. 9reilin IieBeE BITE GHgldn0sr pen.
dnormalen 3uItdno beiitbtn, bic antDg
ienbeit Der pffisielen 9ertreter Deutide
lambs uno Geferrei1 llngarns Bit atz
itdtten; audi bic aonTuIate tonntea lire
Iu%nftionsn ngiter allsiiben. 4nfanq Geps
tem6er lieB man aud oieie moste faLlsH.
unb bet snlliine General D~srfiiate bic
Muspeilltng oer biplomatiiteH 9frtrster
beiber feiRDliner Gambler. 3as mar ents
l9ieben Der 6ohepultt ber @trgenultiz
gung Der 6obeitsredte nes Sultdns,
Dgnn bic biploHdtiite h Bertretst ems
pfangen i1rt M~ttreeitirung har4 ben
5altan als ben 2dnbesherrH Msanptens,
t6nnen 1lIo mad o[qemeinem 90lterreAt
nur bon bieiem 1bberuFen Derbetl. 4ber
mas tiinEmsrt ii6 pns idsinbstltge Gngz
IouD I'M bic Remte Der 1dpa1en, penn
ts ieinem Sntereiie entfptiht!
Mns Dat nun bic eHglifhe Regitrraq
5ur GrrittnHg elmer iolfeu 8emdlipoz
tiff getrisbrn2 Sd Iudle bas baupiHpti0
In bet u~nqtbeurtn Mnglt lin btu 9erluF!
ibrer Deltberrfdnft, elmer Qngl, bic
burA bic l6amIoien Ntte Bet 8rntoIitdi
Dtrbsdt rnetosn lol, ipie III IL Bel ben far=
bigen Gingeborenen In AiIen unb afrifa
gtippbni mar. Cine tpahniinuigt 5urhi
bat lie gepddt, BET ihrer Satpddg Fiir4s
ten tie einsn AufiioHb Der stnheimiiAs
gsr5Iterung. Dtsbalb mar zine ibrer Il.
fen bdn0lungtn. baB man BIT dsapti'
fhen 2ruppen, bic etipa 1900 Mann uras
faiIen, Der Whiniti0H unb bet Geitenge-
metre beraihen lieb nno BEN groBtei
1Rit Der Gfft5iefs ais Gtfaagsae auI
bic 3itaDsue Dber nad BEN Sudan trans
p@orttrte, pbns babel sn bebenten, baB eli
Iolher @etpaItuft biz GDlbaten 1af bnS
Mtieffte emp6ftn mubte. Sin Der boz
Spicnsi uberftut3te Int @olbs EngIarps
ons 2aH6s Hbefa4 nItttrt man 9sfidnDi
ruH9en hit ben Mrnbern, ma besidtiqi
bie DeuiI 1en BIT Mitibeilana bon Des
pefftH aus BEN Musldnbe, unb oiefeS
6irn9efpinf anb bet @rbeimppIi5ti bit
regtlide llutsrlngt iii ihren 9aasIu.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-12-09

bsFrtittn e. banbeItt fit bel bieitn 8pr
finsu i'm pIiiaosrung Ginger Gdbsn bon
lsitfn bungtrnbsr Glsmertt, bic aber BON
Bet Brli5gi Obnt Nibe u~nisrpriidt tpur
ben. 8ogegen erhtbt pis GgpptiThs glds
tionaIiRenpartei INNER msbr unb mshr
ibr 6aupt, penn aud i'm OegenfdB oa8u
bic aberais partet III ben 3tiiungsu Tire
neutrality-suspicious. fir bic eHgs
LiIhe Aeqisruna utrbrtiten ldbt. 81 1T
gang bt3einnerb fir bic E~nglanber DaB
tie bas Btott bet Acknowledgements, TO-
pitt i'd iDeiB, ni4t untsrbriitt babeB, OBJ
pobI bic ein5elnen Mit9lieber BON BET
6sbvimpoIi3ei bart btimgtfuHf finb. Die
Grgldnher ipifen gong senuu, bdb t ods
bei h elm MeTptnnsft fafftn.
gl6tr tpte fdon geIdgt. eint RspoIition
BON inneH heraus TT mniDglih Denn eth
|0nEt, bas feline MaFfen beiibt, fam tsinsi
Nufitauo nit @tfOlg Durdfiihren. gs
fthlt Dor alien bet popnIdrs Mann, BET
NIT isiner itarten qsri0nIihteit Bic wlals
Ten tortrelBeii fan, 5lir ben HAepIpg, per
bpn ben GngIanbern all BEN. agtreisn
lgines Qdupes %DethiHbert ipiTb, ipiro Iif
Dns Qnit niht errdruleil, ba tr nur BIZ
iebr ipie aUntg gsopplb pon 8eEgitn ben
@sfadften our Giialug FINES Gelbbsu,
ttls n~adlgepangen III DdSu tommt. bat
abgeIehsn BON ben 3ahIrtihen Stdlientrr
unb Drieden, bic Mafs bet hriItlider
GrieniaIen, bic Armenisr unb Gprier
pfftn ibre Compatible fir Grantreih 3nl
Shau tra9sn uHb bsn fddmIpIsn Silt
asnandrihtsn bereitpiIian ibr DIR I'll.
ben. g3u oiefen atTeaen fh bic einbeiml'
den Acpien. bic ais 5sirbs Der Mobamt
meodnrr biz @ngIanoer n~midmsidglr
unb nuF Die feittn 8tamtengebdIter pfl
taIiren. Die triItlinn Crientalen Ieber
III ben Deuti9su ben 1reuub ltuD Bun
6esgsnoifen BET 5irien, ihrer 6lniiesf
BerFplger. J1re 6dItung III leiht per-
idnplih. llfD 3uleBt, ein betrddtIihei
Gheil Der gsbilOsitren artife bet Mohalnt
mebaner, III. ipenn mint enalllh, 10 GOD
lstbeninaFtlidl frans6Tih gefinnti olei
Faldas anb BITS teHntn Guropd HaI
inter Dem Ragnm 4aFia; Bite lei9te fran
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-12-09
A0l171R ~ aot sTRassk~ cNlRo5

ui6 at5oacB Iinh, 3 70 len triebsH. ipus
Iea man trit bon ben Selbdtsn iaaen, bic
In ben stmstnen eaiterbobIeu ttatrps ibrt
Abenbt pgrbra6itn Stpfnfals hoben bic
arabes rti6lih SeIsssnbtit gthabt, Ftl
Gin urtbeit lbtr ben Wtrtb FOLDER
9gupptn 81 bilben.
0trosa bic Qsepptsr ben Wlui9 baden,
nit @elpall oas tngiiIhs Sod ab8uFAiiis
klRa Das @pil Ron asappten 1T ieii
Sahrbunberlen an anebtidnft gtipObnt.
Bic ipatre drtibtit bat Ii nod ME asi
FAINT. Or agappitr piniAt udmlia PEI
@elb e~iu3ubeimisn; oanB filblt q id
glidli6, mag Il poliiild non 70 eHirs4
let ltin, bsr Bauer ipt5ita mill In auh:
feline Grntt rinbriHssn uno fiji m0glitE
itnrtu 9rsis ieine 9namlpois an ben
maan briuaen. 5as piIen bic eHgldn'
BET dub MIR 30 gut. unO sesbGtb leBtr
Ft ale 6ebeI In 8slBtguna, Der groBsu
petuuidteu ariFs. IN Die oas 2anb ourd.
ben ariee etratfsn 1T, oeyr 81 Derbsu
Gtgbpitns eiH3ige Gimabmtquele Il
bic 9~aumDpIls. unb 9sra0s oieies Sd5t
-1at tiRe ReiornuHtt bon 8irta ne Wil'
lionsn aaniar gebradt, bic tinsu Mertt
ron 5irta Is Tfigipuen gfunb Sterling
ttprdftntirt. Mer ubsr nil biaIt Wlensl
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-12-09

@gn9eni cine Rerpoiiidt bate bic tnglis
fden geauAtn stgriFFen. Biz man Gel bic
fem libl DsnttabFn Wplfe aiht fir m5as
iid gebalttr bdttt. Wlan lpurbe lsbbaft
an Die 3eitea Der DsTpotmbetrItaFt oeB
@uttans 4bbul 6amia erinnnt 8uaGhit
pnr6e Bic 0ifsntlibt Wfeinunq aetne6eti,
unterreDlng NIT @inheimiIGRn iber ben
Arieg irugssa als 5enperratb bsiramtsi,
cine frengs Brief nnb Depeiaenssnfur
eingefiibri BE bpn einem GeatThen Dors
treffli1 rtbigirten 4egnbtif4ea 4ahs
rihteH4 uuterbrn6f; aber BID ia dbfplut
unnq1glih mar, oas Ginbriaan BON
RadtibteH aus n%eatralta qdnbern III
betbia0erH, gfff man 3n Dem periperFs
li1en Mittst Der 9Hoen ltub 9erleums
oungth Der eHgIifht Senior lisB es gern
aefhebeM, ptnH 10 genIsine Snmnbbldts
ter, pif s5ouyRdl BIT Gaire1 .Qa 8oarie
@agpttsnns4 HI ner unfldiiglifn DtiTt
staiIer AilbtIm uno bic 8satf1M init
Hotb beipdrFen, une bet Rebaltfar Der
en9lllaen Egyptian @a5ettse ipetttiFerte
Ia oieer 8s3tehHag nit leinen f~ran3Dirs
iden aoasgen llnb mas mob enpSrenber.
man feb. Inn BITE nie5rigiien Snitinfte
ser aFabiIAm gep1ltgrnnq dui5urei8en,
purh Btu 3eliunqen bic War berbrttien,
6ab bic DfltIde Grientbnnt ihr QeIatnms
tes Sob oHra bds arisgsihiff m@peben4
auber qaBoes gebrudt, bic Depoftdre
I'm iAfe GialageH betroesn, ipabrenD Bill
Birettorsa auf HoTten Der uralen Gpdrer
Elm as6en in @1us uno 8raug fihrten
nnb III 9radtautos In ben Gtraben De-
rnmtuil6irttn. 9pr G6am muBfe man
hei ber aetiire berartigsr AFiItd fifth
6aupt bsf1iasa.
limb tOnuen fold1e grdbenEipmittel
pirtlid bic Gage ber enefid 1m 5errfhoFl
befeitgsn2 SA m1dYte oies ftarI bssspti.
feln. GGDa bic @frfdrtanq 6er enqlifhen
Sttopationsarmee barh be inbifhsu
ErA2Peu pirh uaF BIZ Mraber niht BIZ.
ipHDers iHponirenb geEpirtt haben. ltota
batte mon In ben hcimilden 3eiiuuaef
bic MHtanfs BON 10000 Mann ancefiin.
bigt(eie 3ahl lDar notlrlta absrtrifben)
nn0 biz iHpiIhen 1ruppen, Iopeit ii
! flidt IL MsgduDrteB Aab MEuaesrs aH
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-12-09

frahsn Biz Sitasra bssnblen ionnsn.
.klan bat 9tlesiEf nab England sts
ihidt. I'm NIT ben ACKNOWLEDGMENT
nno Der RseitruHo ptstn 6iHun5ltuats
btr Bdumlrole 81 ptrbauotin, uno add
ben lebttn 9atrititn 5u fhiitbeu, bet
man oa6 6til III nsr Aasgabe BON
s6abbpnps IN bic 6obt bon s Wiuionfn
plumb Sterling asIuat, BON Dtlbtr
Summt GnsldRo fiuf MilionsR Plumb
Sterliup ulg gdrdntit iihernommgn bdf.
a6tr niro bas Bel ldHasrtf ariegsbnuer
ben auin oes 9anots aufhullsn9 Der
Nellade ami oem 9dnos ienRt isiH @as
~pitraeto dls 3d0luugsmiitrI, It mia @oIb
Itbsn. unb odnn. mas bsOsBisH s Milios
men gfuno Sterling tin geFbdltnis 5u
ben btn6t6iattn Is MiuioHsnl 90 miro
ibtr Iur5 Optt lang ld srpBs llaJnfriss
benheii Der 9dmrubspolterung beindtiis
aen, 6anoel unb Manhd ftpden uno Dtr
Stdbin BEN Ruin enisr1tnTsbeR. tptnn
i'm Btnter Der arobs Strom Der rethsn
Jttmotn aasbItibt. Ster Iiegen probetbs
s1mptome fir inntrs unrubsH III Luse.
Sd babe nun III oeutitsn 3eiiuHgsa
BON aaiiidnetn Der GingebortHeH gee.B
Bic eusl1nhtr geltisu, aber nnb ioI4e
itattasfunosH babeH, muB fh ertlaitosn
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-12-09
MIN Von poRT J4I0

8aumipole fauFsn, bds lit Bic baust
51ase, bic 5ugltia cine eebensFrass fir
ous gauge eanb lit. Blister IanOtg Gns
lamb Tsin Sob In u%ngtbsartn mlaFsn an
biz gdnteu 8aumpole tpur6t fofort
nab @ertouf non ben @~rportbdufern IN
ba.en Sob bs3ahIt ieBt III bitIsr
goIOlrom boais perfect no friher mo-
1entlih 300 SIS $4,000 gfuno Gters
ling Cob 9ineiaitr6Htt, belief Iin bieIer
GiHIabr iii Der 2. Ssptsmbermode auf
nm 400 qfunb @ttrIiRg. aIfp nod aiht
10000 Mari. 5afolgfbeHn i'll bic Ser
rattubg III teinem aunbe ID erpB piR III
atgppten. Die gonIen fiub gelnIpfsn
ODER 8ablen aaf bic 9tpplten MIR ttetae
5umrien, Sob berfAninost fan ganl;
Bite Rdiionalbant, bic 8ertrsEecin ben
gaRt bon Gnglau6. bat ihr 9~efanuttss
BpIb auf bic 3itabeIs gebraht, Der 6rea
Bit aBonnais iiebt Dor BEN Ruin. @a5t
bit rsiaitsn 2eutf n~erfiigsn MIR ii6er eine
8arfummt, BITE Dor Dem Nerbungern
fdtri. 5slbftperRdnDIin finp and Dis
taatataTeu leer man hift iih baburh,
baB mon Staatsaufirdae annuliyt, 6uns
! btrte bon 9tamtsn tnti1Bt ulo ben ubris
gen oen BshaIt p~srtir5t. Ac Dieler 9adls
iaae muB bas 8olt 3uf @grspeiflang &C.
brad)t lperneu. Mpber Iofen bic Qobns
sum 4fliden bet gaumtpplle eenommen
rsrpsn2 Wo IoaeH bic zaufeabs nnf
Q%bertdufenne, bic brgtIps geipproen ftnb,
lite Iabruug fiansu2 9if Sa6Iloisn Dr.
better In 6afen BON Alsranbrien milf
fen feern unb bilben cine grDbe @efabt
fir Bic Glaot; biz erpBm 3igarstlgi,
fabrilat, bic niele 1auIeube @tithsH bes
InaFtigtRE, iinb eeIdIDHa, pd ihr 6aups
abnebnier 3euifAIaub mar Darh DaE
8strtt aber iebfr 9anbsl NIT Deutfhlant
Dsrbpten lit. apnfersn3en iiber HDnEtEsai
5fn loben in ben pefidiebsHsH WliHi.
fetisA hatigefuHDeR. un Wlittel pei
BeiAD0ruag nieler uu9ebslreH Notb 81
finpen 4laa bai Ill benz Ritttl BET ysosb.
tdnDsafbtitsn asgrifftn. absr pds III Il
nur eth Iropfsn duf bfil bsiBea @tein
man bal Wfrfabdnter erfidiet, 100 ci
giHgebuEtHen NIT BEN GOIbiamade ihrsi
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Don prot. Or. Carl schmidt.

itits lpplis mon iin In ben edfm We
qppitHs cine 8alis fir bic Cptraiiousu
Der sRaliihtn 5Ipiie TN Mitidmsirt bfs
itansn. pabtfno oit prutinrn uub pfttrs
rei9ifhsu 9anbsIsfniffe itiut .3uIiuht
In altranbrten finbeH sonntgn, uuF Bort
Sato unb SarB putesn ipsgui ets Suels
tuuols als ntutralt 9afsn BEN 9dnea
nod ~protldmirt. GaE 1etrti pem 6. aus
gulf btoeuisit iptitsr qbfhaFfurs oss ben
tRropaifnen Mafien aui 8runb ibFsr
mil BIZ 9arlei abpsThloHeRsn 0trtrdst
1ugebluiateH aapituLationtn. SOfprt be-
.gann bic i'm Splbs Der Wilitoreiliatut
Itthenos @~theimpolisei NIT @sralioatn BET
DsntIhen unh GtFterrsihtr. Gle iauprtttf
poaitdneie bic Rdtroatrshis btr euro
pder in tr3us auF neutrality-suspicious.
felt; tdaliA nabm is 6ausiuhunetH Dor,
ObHs and Hur bic 5uitdrbieen aoRiulats
Bu bsnahrihttatu. ia fnritt 81 @trbai
tunasn e%inSeIner. Dos pattn ~pfftntunbiae
g~srltbuugen iHttrudtipnalsr @trirdgs,
unh Acknowledgements BADEN iaber Sta
lien non grithtuIano qrpttit susegsn
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Die in

persepalisnus Ger 6iuesboreneu uuo pertraesbrhhe Die
stabsn ser briiiben 5errlhait i'm pharacneulauce. Die
nroulid,feit elmer Grbebuns Der ~2Iesyptcr sesen ibr se.
Srndvr. - perspeifsIte Sage Der DentidsH uue Oeaerreiher.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-12-09

prslsaet Gail snmlbt. be- bsianais
1ebEsr efr dli0uliinsu etistain az ett
Aerllfet nueefiItAt. nahm i'm EdMmtf
elfes 1abrgs All Der beutinen 3igatst
FaazalNsH lttH. TIf oct MffSfrtT Nlfef
~ la Nfila nlafbaiifn nnb unsbie p5fi
ef.3a lede ssDafn nieibesL Die WT9epliifle
tetnet Aeobadlunern, i~anal0hrtHft xlit
fien rnh Ielnfr feiprenaHasu MT ben
n~HicrtiAieien Eitileu legt cr y BEN let
ufnben Nriilrl Htebes. Stut efFtaRpHls
nes lFtteH sibIatea niih eeigeilat wep
nst. BAT BIT artifa pos 4iulflii ef
4arfei h Bet stisa acinfieetn pAtof
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-12-09

.dotm bnrdb bic Erpbtruna
aaitptrpsns Der sngIlitsa
narisimtn Gtsauns in Der
aotaiu Gin Stob tu's S'E5
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1914-01-03
RURAL BANKS.
Tribune:

Rayne Tribune:
While Congress is struggling with
the currency bill, which is expected
to provide the country with a more
elastic form of circulating medium by
making credits as we'll as bond hold
ings the securities for note issues y
there is movement on foot among
the people in favor of a system of I'll.
raj banks, patterned in some measure
after the successful system of agricul-
tural banking now SO generally in
vogue in Europe. Although our Amer
lean farmers form large and infuen-
tial class in the population and are
the main producers of the countrys
wealth, they have no fixed standing in
the commercial or financial world. A
farmer can not borrow in bank like
the merchant, manufacturer, or even
the speculator. If he needs money he
must mortgage his lands and pay
usurious rates OF interest, or he must
pledge his crop to a city merchant and
raise only such produce as that mer-
chant prescribes. This prevents the
farmer from attempting any general
Investigation of crops or engaging in
any new industry. If the farmers had
the facilities for borrowing money at
low rates of interest they could keep
their farms supplied with implements,
stock, and efficient labor, and the
vastly increased productiveness of
their lands would enable them to meet
all their obligations properly.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1914-01-03

The Louisiana National Bank of Bat
on Rouge, will probably be one of the
first banks of the nation to be granted
membership in the new Federal bank
ing system. All of the requirements
of the new bill are complied with by
the Louisiana National Bank, and
there is no doubt but that this bank
will be one of the frs to have it's ap-
rlicatien granted.
The new bill is intended to prevent
money crises and remedy the evils OF
our present banking system by allow
ing more elastic currency and pro-
viding for greater cooperation be-
tween the banks of the country. Ma
tional banks must join the reserve or
take out a state charter.
Any bank meeting the requirements
is eligible for membership upon appli-
cation. These requirements are the
same in many respects as are now ex-
acted of the national banks.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1914-01-03
SOUTH TO AFFORD U. s. CATTLE
SUPPLY.

The declaration that "the South for
a long period is to be the country's
principal source Of cheap beef" is
made in statement submitted to the
house committee on agriculture by
George M. Rommel, chief of the ami.
NAL husbandry division of the depart.
ment of agriculture.
mo Northern farmer or any other
farmer" asserted Mr.. Rommel, "can
raise beef at less than five cents a
pound, but we have and are doing that
in Alabama.
'If the Northern feeder is raising
beef right on his farm he must get
more than five cents pound. If he is
fattening, it is an open question how
much it is going to cost"
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1914-01-03
FARMERS SHORT
COURSE LECTURERS

The following lecturers are OF the
program for the farmers short course
to be held at the Louisiana State Uni.
versity, Baton Rouge, Jan. 2O-3O: Gov
ernor l.. e. Hall, President Thomas D.
Boyd, DR.. w. H. Dalrympre, professor
OF veterinary science; Prof. H. A. Nor
gan, dean of the college of agriculture
and director of the experiment sta
ten OF the University of Tennessee;
w. II. Gates, professor of zoology; A.
F. kidder, professor of agriculture:
A M. Ferguson, corn specialist; M. B.
Oates, Of the, United States Depart
ment of Agriculture; E. L. Jordan, pro-
lessor of agriculture; E. S. Richard
son, director of agricultural extension
work for Louisiana; Miss Elizabeth
Kelly, of the domestic science depart.
ment; Prof. Archibald Smith, Of Mis-
sissippi A. and M. College; w. e. At
kinson, state highway engineer; Prof.
s. M. Tracy, of the United States De-
partment of Agriculture; l.. n. Brueg.
gerhoff, secretary of the State Fair
Association; Mason Snowden, state
agent of the United States Depart.
ment of Agriculture; j. G. Lee, pro-
lessor of horticulture and forestry:
Charles E. Pabst, of Ocean Springs,
Miss; T. S. Cranberry, of Bon Ami,
La; c. W. Brumfeld, of the. Illinois
Central Railroad; Miss Cora A. Jacobs
of the United States Department of
Agriculture; DIR. Oscar Bowling, pres
ident OF the State Board of Health.
and Dean w. r. Dodson, of the Col
lege of Agriculture
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1914-01-03
WOULD LIMIT BANK EXAMINER

Edward Wisner, in Times.Democrat:
There has been considerable criti-
cism OF the bank examiner in regard
to the closing of several banks recent
ly, and the same is true in the State
of Mississippi.
! am not attempting to judge whether
this criticism is just, but it occurs to
me that too great a power and too
much responsibility is lodged with the
examiner. l suggest that the law be
so amended as to provide commits
sion or committee of three bankers to
serve without pay as an Advisory
Board to be consulted by the exami-
ner before he closes a bank. To this
Advisory Board might be added two
more bankers or business men select
ed from the vicinity of the bank in
trouble.
1t is serious thing to close bank
and means ruin to many people. In
times like this great care and judg-
ment should be exercised, and it should
not rest on one man-no matter how
capable he may be.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1914-01-03
GOVERNMENT TO GIVE HEARINGS ON COTTON
AND GRAIN, IN EFFORT TO. HELP FARMERS

win, Wingo and Oldfield of Arkansas.
The Arkansas bills that are not exact
copies OF the Clarke amendment, Of
goose-flesh making memory, are
drawn ON the same general lines. The
Harrison bill is SO drastic that it is be-
lieved, by those who have studied the
subject, that if it were law, a man
would have to be careful about the let
tiers he might write asking somebody's
opinion as to what the price of cotton
would be at some future date, lest, in
so doing, he fall foul of the provision
making unlawful anything done in aid
of future trading, except between the
man who has cotton growing and the
man who has a mill in which to spin
it. There is believed to be only one
good thing about this determination
on the part of the committee to hold
hearings on all bills; that is, that the
whole burden of resisting the attack
will not be placed on the New Orleans
Cotton Exchange, as it was last sum-
mer.