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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-12-04
9nowig ealbator.
Gin Gr51er5po als ihlibter 9ripatmatt,t
gcitprbcn.

yCItuIUCUa
u@driftFeller Neufelo" 1T bieier
Sage i'm Otter BON SO Sabren auf
ieirem S9lphe gu 8ronbeis an Der
glbe geitorben. 9a S9riftite1er GEE
meinieltd nidt in etgenen 94lDhern
iterben, 10 beiagt idpn bieie 5atfa6e,
Oab r9driftiteler Meufelp" Elm
S4rtftlteler beionberer Dirt NOT, pie
benn aud Die @dniefubder, bic inn
sutommen, a1f oieie beionbere Dirt
binoerten. nShrift1teIer Meufelo"
ipor ndmli9 bon 9auie aus Gr5berz
aog uno bieb ols ipl9er 2ubmig
5alpatpr. Seine Mieae itanb in
Tlprens, tpo oa5umal mod ietn Batter
2eopplb II. @robberaog pon Sostaz
no mar. -@r mar oas 5lpDlfte 8inb
lno Der pterte Spbn bieies tinherretz
6ei1 &eger1ten, unb iein iiingiter Bru<
Der NOR Sobom ORTIZ. @ie piele
Mitglieoer biefer Salpatorsrl1ppe bes
9auies 2ptbri1genz6absburg NOR er
aus Der er5her5ogli6en Mrt geidlaz
gen; oenn ein Gr5ber5ps mub bod
9emdb alter @austraoitipn in eritsr
2tnte @plbat fem. Mlb Quonig
@alpatpr Bat natiirlt9 Die militdris
ide 2aufbubn etni9lasen miNen.
Mber peiter uls Bis gum Mong zines
Sberiten bat er es borin nidt 9e<
bradt, unb bab er gum 0beritinbaz
Der oes So. Snfmtertez& estments tn
1annt purbe, lpar Elm rein fonpen=
tipnener Mtt.
Die lebten 40 Sabre ieinss 2ez
bens bat er teinen militdrii9en 9ienit
mebr getan, ionbern gang ieinen Ii.
terartf4geograp6if9 : feemdnni19en
Neigunsen gelebt, Mlf eigener Sadt,
bic er au6 ielbft ols sepriifter naa-
pttdn longer 5obrt" befebligte, bat er
Dor ollem bos Mittelmeer obgel treift
unb gum @egenftono feiner @tubien
nno @9iloerungen gemo9t. l1eber
Die 8alearen bat er benn ol9 1cin
9auptperf perfabt: r9ie 8alcaren,
in Mort unO 8tlb gef9ilbert," Is
8dnbe, 2eip5ig 1857 Dieie treffs
lide Nrbeit, tpp5n erl Die MbbilDunz
gen, ba er audi iiber elm uniebnlides
3etdenz unO Maltalent berfiigte,
ielbt angefertigt fat, trllg inn Sic
Mitglisbf@aft Ser a0ni9liden Seq
sropbi19en @e1eu59aft in 2pnocn
unD Der 8aiierli9en Mtobemie Der
WiKeni@aften in Mien Elm. Muber
oieiem Werfe bat er nod cine lange
Netbc anberer a%n5iebenber Het1ehez
f9reibungen unb 2ano19aftsi9ilhe=
rnngen berfobt. Ser Gr56er5og, Der
bon feinen @ltern @9lob 8ranbeis
l11o ein %nambaftes @erm0gen geerbt
botte, 1T unbermdblt geblieber. Man
fast, BOB er ben SOB ieiner Bruut,
Die, auf Der 5errahe ibres. elterli@en
@@lohes feiner barrenb, bor 1einen
4ugen nit tbrem 8atittleibe auf ul1z
aufgetldrte Meife Jeuer fling uno Ell
men i4redli9en 5lammentpb fanb,
ME babe beripinoen f0nnen. Mud Bic
Neigung our 3uriidge5osen4eit bat
man auf bteies i9redli9e @rlebnis
enrudflbren poIen. Mlein oieie
oiirfte ii6 be1er als 9ererbung err
flaren lai1en, 0o lie ou4 f]einem UNI
gliidli4en 8ruoer Sobann Srtb ei9en
Ddr. NIT 0e1n err in nuh Aip 0iphp
gum Ret1en unb @eefabren gemein
bette, unb BEL anbern MbtDmmlingen
beg 5osfana5peiges Ser 9absburger
ipieberfebrte. SIM @meniaB gu biez
len bat er iebo6 Sen 3u1ammenbans
NIT benz gr5bauie ME oufgegeben uln6
ouA ni6t auf feline Re9te als Gr3=
5er5og ber5i@tet, pbfdon er bapon
tetnen 8ebraud ma@te uno INNER
nrr ols 19lt4ter pripatmann beban<
oelt fem nolte.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-12-04
Mangel int cnalilden Scerc.

Cine i6orfe aritit Der snslii4en
9eeresorgorifation gtbt sic 2onboner
Mo9eni9rift uNotion" BON 8. 9ftoz
ber:: r9ie 2eute iino prd4ttg, bic
Jrontotfi5iere bon gon5 BE ionberer
pinsebung, 5apferteit unb Musbilz
Dung. Mber bas nrteil biefer Dfz
~fi5tere gebt Da9in, bob mebr ols Gin
5ag l9nere uno nublo1e Berluite nit
1t9 brabte uno Dob bieie 8erlu1t tie
nt9t auf Wongel an @ranaten, 1onz
bern an ongemeKener Worbereitung
5urid5uflbren iinb. 81 finoet etpo
Elm Re9iment pber cine Brigade elm
9tnoernis Dor ieiner Jront bor. SIS
btttet INN oie Wegraumung 6urd Or
ttlerte. Dos Nn1u9en miro iibergan=
gen, bic 5ruppe riidt ppr, unb pirb
in elm paar Minuten fur9tbar 5ugez
rt9tet, gerabe BON Dem be3ei9neter
Punft aus, auf bet man pieberbplt
Die Mu fmerffamfeit beg @tobes aez
rt9tet fat, ,oDer Der @rfplg miro nur
balb errei6t; Die Mrtiuerie bat ibr
Werf getar1, aber Der 3uitrom Der
Referben - Der entl9eiDenbe 9nm=
aer i9lag bleibt iiberbaupt aus
9oer tommt gu ipdt. Die Mrbeit Des
Sages ieBt o%ffenbur in, oem Nugen=
bid aug, lpo lie om unabldHigften
letn loate. 60 Fat es uns mebr ols
Elm 8eri9t unierer aommanbeure err
ja9lt. Der Mangel mag auf Jeblen
Der @riinbli6teit uno Oes seifN5en
@ifers in unierem Seere beruban,
mag in benz Gr5ie6ungsneien, Don
Dem es ausgebt, un0 in Der 2ebensz
fiibruns Der tapferen, aber nt9t inn
mer ti4tigen junsen 2eute begriinbet
Iein, Die ben rei9en u1b ariitotrati<
i9en alai1en ansebDren uno benen
pl3bli6 cine Mufaabe oufgebiiroet
miro, bic unabldHtge 5Drgfalt ebenip
pte bobe 5dbigteiten bes 9entens unb
oer 8ereanuna e%rforoert"
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-12-04
9anfia8nng.

Illcn unIercn 9ltten Srcunben ms
Nad]barn, oen 8enmten Der stnbtbdne
rnD beg @eri6tsgebdllbes, alien Or
ganilatipner1, Ioipie Glen. Sic nns
ipdbrenb Der arnnfbeit uno Dem gbs
leben unieres liebcn @atten ut1b ga<
ters, Ssnas S. @ilb, l1ns lire Spms
patbie allf 10 gefilblpolle Irt llnb 8eis
ie ge5ei9t baben, lpre6cn-ipir bier1nit
lnieren ber5liditen nno tiefgefi!bltez
ltcn 9anf aus.
Srau S. s. Sill unb Samilic.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-12-04
9anf1nQnn4.

4aen Sren11ben, Rab6arn llnb 8e=
fanntcn lugen mir biern,tt fir Sic
5ablreide Betbeilignng an Sem Qeiz
dcn6egdngniile mciner liebcn @atttn,
l%lnierer gluten Mllttcr, Gdlpiegcrmlltz
lnb @rDBnu1tter, Sran Maria
Shcef, loipie Sic Sablrei9en pra6tbolS
len 8lumenipenben unleren al1fridtiz
9e1, tiefgefiibltcn 9anf. @att5 beIpnz
bers banfen lpir 6errn Spbannes
aroeger fir Sen ldDnen, e6renben
Nadrllf, Ben CT Ser @ntlhlafenen I'M
nnb alf Dem Sriebbpfc geipibz
met bat unb bic gefiiblpollen Grpltesz
%iporte, Die ct us1 ltns geri6tet Fat.
Sobn sdeei, @otte,
Sobn Sdcef, IT,, 2afebieip, g.,
Srau q. S. Hcf, 9abenpprt,
Srau S. 6. 8impcl, 9nbenpprt,
Sl1lins Sdecf, 5plebo, 9bio, 4
&inber,
ncbf S9pic9erfinbern 1nb Ser
N.4.t. panDten.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-12-04
2pfaler @etterberidlt.

Davenport, 3. 3e5.
@llrdJidnitts : guronreteritarro 5000
Gl1rdlld)nitts Semperatur . 81
@odllte Semperatltr bel1te IS
Nieoriglte 5emperotllr lebte geadf Is
Normale Semperat1r fir 33
@r ndi dnittride 5eudtiefeit Ser
2ltft &c
93ieoeridlag in "a gtl11l0en 0.0(
GorbcrrldJenoe @inoridtlt1g 5@
@aiierltono nm ( llbr Morgens 6.s
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-12-04
@irb arn 1. Sanltar alts ocm 9icnit
Idlci6cu.

Nad} elmer bier geItern aus Ies
Mfoi1es eil1gelaufenen Nad)ri6t miro
Der frilbere 8nllpernellr ll1lo jetige
ltaatlide sSS1poultrie=&on,miiidr @ar=
rell @orlt am l.. Sal1uar ieill 4n1t
nieocrlegell, I'M lid aun5 ieinen SRI
patintcreilen 5u pion1en. Scin Nod.
fol9cr miro Ser gegempartigc Gi5e-
praiibent Der ltaatli6el1 Sdl1l= llnb
gr5iebungs6ebor0e, 81. 9. 5l1nf, 1per=
ben.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-12-04
Stir Gin @offcnan r=@er6pt.

Nae 9efiirlporter zines 8erbotes
fir @nffenousfl1br an olle friegbe=
Madte III @urppa icitens
llnieres aongrei1es ip1lten sen 1,nten=
ltebenoen &ol1pon a%l1sidneiben lno
nit ibrer llnterldrift llno 9lorel=
ie berie6en on Die be5eidynete Morelie
ididen.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-12-04
3rtr lcbtcn 9i,tbc.
Mnrin 2 Of

llnter aubIreidler Netbeiligumg bat
geltcrn Madpllittag Inn. smei llbr sic
@ccroigll1a bon Iralt Maria Sdecf
bonn Seine ibrcr Iodlter, 6ro,l S.
6. Nir1pel Don 9eo. 203O Buckingham
Moao aus oltf DEM Iairn1olr1t Irieo=
hof itattgefrn1oc1. @err Sobalt1es
&roeger lcitete Sen Srm,eroienlt i'm
Sallie mo ol,f Sem Irieofpf. Sara=
trigger mare1 Sic @crren:: Sobn Sort,
Charles 6rid, @alt. @oetger, Gbris.
@l1rnrciiter, @enrp Sleigbt ullo @ell=
rp 8rebfelot.
2onis 8arlpd #.
Iie 9ecroiglrg BON @crrn 2mlis
@arlod bot nprgeitcrl1 9eadraittag
lrll eilt llbr bei gutter getbeilign11g
bonn @einn lei11es @aters, G9bert
@arlod, ia Nseilen oltlid bon @lue
@rob1 altf Dem @llle @rab 6rieobpf
ltnttgcflmbcl1. Mep. Gbcnep leitete
sen TrallcrgpttcsoiclIt i'm Seine nno
nlf Sem Irieobpf. Sargtrager ma=
rcn sic @erren:: 2pltis Moellcr, Gifts
NehcrgaIl, Gbos. Sliat, 9enrp Strob=
6eblt.
Tran q NJ uIia 9eb +.
llllter 5oblrcidcr @etbciligllllg tbat
on Ionnerstog %9SadN1ittag I'M 5lpei
llbr bic @eeroi9lrng bon Irau Mma=
Tia 8ebr bon 9ei1lelt l1l1o @ortpig's
Observation-Disclosures aus altf
Bent S%airn1ol1nt 6ricobof itattgeflln=
Ben. Eaitor Carl @oltermal,n leite=
te oen Sraltergottesoienit in Seine
l1lu0 a1f oen1 6riebbof. Sargtrager
mare1 Sic &erre1 So. Sdeel, Glolts
ltrto @erbert Sacobs, 9apib 9ebr,
SSpbn @iOsonien ll1o S. 6. &ruie.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-12-04
Stabt nab Gpnmtp.
@amstag, ben 4 9ejember.
@ettcrbcridt.
@ ihinqtpn. 4. DC

Ma1bi ngfon, A. Ne5.
Sir Slinois: Setter Sanlstag un0
apabridcir1lib altd Spnntag, miloe
6emperatl1r.
Sir SSSonpn: Setter Samstag, lpnbr=
d)eilllib nnltetig Sonlltag, &C.
1llabigte Senlperatl1r.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-12-04
@ertrmo Mucfer
aeb. ittin

am 9onnerstag, Ben 2. 9e5ember,
6 l1br is Mprgens, na9 langem,
i9tperen 2etben I'M Mlter bon "a Sab<
Ten unb % Sagen ianft enti6lafen lit.
9as 2ei6enbegal1gnib finbet an1
Samstag, Sen 4. 9e5e1n6er, 8ormitz
tags Inn 8 l1br 80 M1in., bonn Srallerz
balrle, SEQ. 902 @arrenlt raBe, aus
nod Ser &ntbplilden ct. Splepbsfir6e
llnb na6 bem Srauergottesbienlt bon
bort aug 11ab bem @olp SalntlD Sriebz
bpfe 1tatt.
I'm titles 8eileio bitten bie tief6ez
triibte1 5interbliebenen:
Midael Mnefer, St., @atte,
stcpban &mcfer, 9abenpprt, Sa.,
9lhDlpb Mnefer, 8odforb, ST.,
Sranf 6nefcr, 9abenpprt, Sa.,
MtdacL- &aefer, it,, Wnpspile, Sa.,
Nrau &atbarita Spring, Nndforb, ST..
Gbnarb GneiU, Mabsbille, Sa.,
Srau 9ln1ta Gocbcrer, 9abcnport,
M1ttDn Gmcfcr, 9%ubenpprt.
&tnDer,
neb1t G6ipiegerfinbern, @nfeln lnb
Sat. GerfpunDten.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-12-04

6aben Sic idon DIS Miliion
Bier probirt? @lei6 nit Dem belten
importirten 8ier ln6 empfoblen bon
ben Doftorcn. Stool Sslan0 8reming
90. (An5.)
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-12-04

&6nia &cter lit eo,,5 MODERN:
Gin fl~ugferti9cr Icrpplan ltebt Sag
nnh Madt 5nr Slrdt bereit ipe
ipie CT lteigt banrt lit er sefallcn.
Nlln melbet ii9 balb Sic fon@
9rdbli6e 3eit.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-12-04

Serlanst: Mnnn. iibcr so SATIRE dit.
ipiinlbt 8par0 llnb @opm nllf ldngere
'2eit bei alteren 2euter im Yrtbate
.bals. Ibreiie nebit berlangtem Breis
bel mDnatlider @oralls6e5abllng git
ridDten 1mtcr ~. 81, cote Of Ser
9emofrat". 4.1Bt.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-12-04

Srennben llnb 8efanntcn biermit
bic traurigc Mabri6t, bab infer liebel
Safer, Gdipiegerbater, @rpbbater nal
lit : @rpbpater,
Sobann Mnton Roeuer
am Srcitag, sen 3. 9c5embcr, Wlprs
gems Inn 6 l1br, 1ra6 lan9en 2eiben i'm
SITTER bon SO Snbren unb 13 Gagen
Ianft entldlafen lit.
9us Acknowledgements ipirb lpdtcl
bcfannt gegeben.
linn titles 8eileib bitten Sic tiefbe=
trilbten @interbliebenen:
Sra1 Girls. secfelbt, geb. Moer1er,
Srau @mitup Gauge, geb. Mpeller,
1Sran 5ranf 5artmann, gcb. Noe1cr
Srm1 George 8rcud), gc6. MoeIer,
Srdltlein Mlpt1ta Mpcllcr,
5crntan MsDcllcr,
@ritan Mpcler,
&inber,
neb1t G6niegerfinber11, gnfeln,
l1rz@nfeln nnb 8eripal1bten.
81. q. t.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-12-04

Serbien bat sebofft, bel Sen
Entertainment @ilfe su finpen. @ie
fpmnnt 4n1ertfu 51 bieler Gbre? @ae
rum ipcnbct lid gerbien ni1t al, Iei@
men Iuftraggeber III Gctrosrab?
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-12-04

Ncuiinidt: Gin &art1er 6umgdnd<
lpielei1. Sell. Nntnelbung per $50 tfarz
te. Srcb @cttbcl, 1880 2conarb Str.
1GHt.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-12-04

&erlMngt: Cine pirflide, pilli9e
Irbeitsfraft fir algemeine .9alsarbeit
III einem 2anblibe an Ser S. & S. SSnz
terrrban 8nbn - Srau nber Rdbden
- jebe 8eql1emli6feit. Mnn lprede
1861 Main @traBe, 9%aperport boz
ant @prmittag. 28,1&
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-12-04

8crlanat: gerfaufer fir nel1e @oIbs
mine in Deli @n5brennern. sic, pnficn
nuf ieben Sfen. $40 tdgli6 lei6t at
MAIDEN. 622 Wlain ctr. 28,1@
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-12-04
Sooes=Mn5et8e.

Sreunben llnb 8efolmten biermit
bie trourige Na6ridt. bab meine gez
liebte @nttin, %utliere liebe Mhltter,
G6fpiegerml1tter nnb @roBmutter,
S,rn,t
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-12-04

@cindt: Mao6en berlongt fir nrlz
gelneine Snltsarbeit. Srau Garl 6.
S6lcgel, 729 @eltern Nbe. 3O,18
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-12-04
Mnaet8en fur
Artettspldte, gsrtdufe, Berl1te,

A~rpett6pldRe, Sertdtfe, Herl1kts
@pbnunSett etc.
in bieler M11brit tperben fit elmer, 9al
Biz gu elmer ISOLDE 5u ben nn9folgera
ben @aten inierirt: Bis al bier 8eilen
ODER beren @Ium SOC. iiber bier urh
big 81 ndt 3eil,r $1.O0. aetne NrA
5eige tpirb fit = ais 60c n,1ges
non1rnen.
Sir gteuense,ude tpirb Bel eth. bia
le9smali8er St1iertior 25c terednet,
adtnus: - @ir be3ablcn $1,000.
g%elobnllng, ipeln nnlerc @pr1e 8utter
Wer9er ni6t Elm Yint Wild in ell
Rfltnb Butter in 2 W1il1lltel1 l6milSt;
1T fiber irie Creamery 8ntter. 9es
monltrators nno. acknowledgement ges
iuiinlht. Salair pber &pmmiIiion.
Sdrei6cn sic I'M inuitrirte girfulnre
l1rD Ibrelle bol1 1000 @ebralldern.
Cine lpr1bcrbolle grfinbllng. Sanity
Butter Macrgcr Gp., @aibtngtpt, 90.
4,5t. IL.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-12-04
Mene 2ln3ei8eo,
Ip0eS=Mn5et8e.

Srcltnbeu nnb 8efarnten. Btermit
Sic tral1rige Nadridt, bnb nt1crc liebe
@llttcr, S6tpiesermllttcr unb @roBz
mttter, Sralt
Martba GbrtNine Geooertett
am gpnnabet1b Morge11 I'M 1:O5 l1br
i'm 8eime ibrer Spdter, Srnu Carl
Meier bon SEQ. 1920 Ianep @trabc
na6 lange1n, i6iperen 2eioen I'M Mlter
bon Sc Sabren, 10 Monaten nrb 10
1anft entl9lafen lit.
SIZE 8eit Beg Acknowledgements
miro ipdter befonnf seseben tperben.
lin titles 8eileib bitten Sic ttefbez
triibten @interbliebenen:
@m. 6%ebberlcn, Coin,
Sral Carl Mseier, Godter,
neblt G6tpiegerfinbern unb lieben @tz
M.4t. f~elfinbern.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-12-04

@eindt: Cine be1t16e Sra,1 tpiin1dt
8ldbe 5unte 5altsreinmaden / ober
2 Sa9e Sic @ode. Nbreifire: s. g.,
core Of Ser 9empfrat". BLU
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-12-04

- Or. 8ape, 3abnar5t, Security
%5uiIoing. (Mn3.)
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-02-14

Lobitos and Zorritos fields. from
which many thousand barrels Of IN
already have been shipped. when
the Peruvian Congress declined TO-
J ratify certain concessions granted
some months ago, other finanEiefS.
succeeded in making an arrange
ment whereby they can utilize the
oil fields In such q way that the
government getsSa fair share ofsthe
profit. s sss5| s.
Completion Of the Panama Canal
has given renewed impetus to- Peru
Wan oil development. The demand
for on Is expected to increase ZAP
idly. witfismany ships using this fuel
and wanting supplies at the Pacific
entrance OF the canal or other afaiis
able ports on the west coast II
Peru can furnish this oil # IS seen
that a considerable business WIN he
developed. At Callao ar4 sesstz
there are now large storage facili
ties for transferring the oil to steam
ers in q rapid and economical fnans
ner. Similar Installations have been
provided by the Peruvian oil CONF
panies In the ports of Chile. The
Arica-Ua Paz railway burns oil and
to supply the fuel q station has Been
established at africa,
The Lobitos Company thus far has
sunk several hundred wells, q large
percentage Of which are prod ulcers.
The Zorritos region Is In the sea-
2ern Peru. and operati ions In this ieid
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-02-14

The kitchen was her world. The
only time she ventured forth was
to throw some feed to the chickens.
Then LaTour called on the
wives of the small merchants.
Here and there he found wives
who helped their husbands take
care of the store and a few of
these knew a little about the store
business. Others knew absolutely
nothing.
After woman is so years old
she has difficulty In changing her
occupation. A woman who has
been n housewife until she is 80
years old, hardly can quit her hus-
band ana make a living at some-
thing else. Once in while there
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-02-14

lieve the doctrine OF polygnmy. nor
have we ever done SO. We regard
It as un-scriptural, unscientific and
contrary to the nobler sentiments of
manhood. We look upon It with
unmixed adherence. as a menace
to the great corner stone Of civill-
zation. the home. we believe that
man should have but one wife. and
that he should love and cherish her
with all his heart. keeping himself
for her and from all others.
There has been much confusion
over the Smiths Of the Mormon
Church. Nov Joseph r. smith.
president Of the Utah Mormon
Church. notorious for his polygam-
GUS views and practices, is q son Of
Hyrum Smith, while the president
Of the ;Reorganized Church, OF which
my husband Is now. or viii hn. the
m +,
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ing to say about lifetime to marry:
Not a young man becomes en-
gagged nowadays but he thinks se-
riously ofseverything he has heard
about engenics. So do young wom-
en-. They don't parade the fact, but
many of them-a great mahy-are
looking into the question.
This Is a great stride in adj
vance. Probably everyone in the
future will take the question so se-
riously that. instead Of becoming
so interested in a girl that he falls
IN love with her before he consid-
ers whether or not she would be
an eugenic liability or asset. he will
do this thinking while he can do
so clearly Then he can follow the
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and soul. although in SO doing
shall not cease to care for my home.
children and husband. l believe
that a, good wife should be home
maker. / believe that she Is want
ed by that big fellow Of a husband
to love him. She should welcome
him with kisses and bear him chill
dren and make him a home.
II wish you to understand that
our church Is opposed to the prac-
tice of polygamy, Us sanctioned by
the Utah church. Mrs. Smith said.
speaking in her husbands absence.
My husband has always fought It.
giving testimony before the Sem
ate committee in, the smoot case
and in other ways. Il shall fight
with him against this thing. heart
and soul. f
I'VE do not teach. practice nor be-
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head. The grandson OF the Mormon
prophet has always been one of the
sternest fighters against polygamy.
His views and activities have been
seconded by those of his wife since
their marriage seventeen years ago.
So interested has Mrs. Smith be-
come in the work of her. husband
that she has taken up studies in So
GEOLOGY and political economy. She
has thus made herself familiar with
those facts and theories concerning
the institution OF the family which
are likely to have weight in the fight
on polygamy.
But In spite OF her interest in the
work Of the church. Mrs Smith says
that first OF all her ambition is, to
be a good wife and homemaker.
~ shall go into the fight against
tpolyEamy with my husband hcart.
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would find out how many farmers
wives knew about the farm busi-
ness. lie started out one day on
tour Of the farming country and
found that while some of she wo-
men knew all about farming that
others were densely ignorant Of the
first principles of farm manage
ment.
He found many women living on
farms who did not know how to
hitch up horse. He made his
tour during wheat sowing time.
At one Of the houses where he
called the men were not at home.
He asked the woman OF the house
where her husband was going to
sow the wheat. She had no idea.
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head. is descendant OF Joseph
Smith. the founder Of the church.
The descendants of Joseph Smith.
who founded the church, have a
regularly organized association and
bylaws. Not one Of these descend
ants ever at any time held member
ship in the Utah Mormon Church or
gave allegiance in any way to tina
erroneous doctrines OF that body Of
people.
The so-cailed revelation sane
.tioning polygamy found in Utan
editions Of the Book OF Doctrines
and Covenarits-whiie 1t bears the
name OF Joseph Smith, was not pub.
lished until eight years after his
death. and was then produced by
Brigham Young II Is a fraudulent
document.
ST was the lifelong wish OF Mr..
n
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Frederick NJ. Smith, the new head
OF the Reorganized Church of Jesus
Christ OF Latter Day Saints, will be
strongly supported by his wife in
his tight against polygamy. Mrs.
Smith. who is now in Worcester,
Mass. gave an interview few days
ago in the absence of her husband.
who came to Independence to at
tend the funeral OF his father and
predecessor. Joseph Smith. Mr..
Smith had gone to Worcester with
his family to study in Clark univer-
sity for the Phi. D. degree.
Polygamy is the issue over which
the Recognized Church separated
from the Utah Mormon Church. The
practice OF plural marriage as sanc-
toned by the Utah Church has all
ways been opposed by the church
Of which Frederick Smith Is now the
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dictates Of his reason without caus-
ing unhappiness either to himself
or to the young woman.
"a great many young women are
qualified to be, valuablel compan-
ions, social managers and even
advisers. who will never make good
mothers and who will never raise
more than one child and do that
with difficulty. IL indeed they pro-
duce even one. But when you come
to size the union up from the stand-
point Of progeny It doesn't rate very
high. n ~ X, *
II strongly approve Of what Pro-
lessor Carver OF Harvard tells his
studentstin sociology. He says that
IL they think their family name Is
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Smiths father that my husband
should succeed him az head OF the
reorganized church" Mrs. Smith
went on. .of course am glad that
he can take up this work, over
which we have had many talks
The desire of Mr.. Smith has been
indorsed by the church membership
and all my husband rs life ana train
ing has been shaped towards this
end For several years most Of his
duties Of president have fallen on
him. under the advice OF his fAther.
who had been in failing health.