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Williams news., 1915-05-20

Ute Pass on Pike's Peak, Ocean to
 Ocean Highway.
 roads since they were the merest trails. i-.
 The heavy wheels and the weight or a tractor help pack the highways ana make them more durable. The pig wheels compact the road surface, and this is one reason why the tractor IS so efficient as a road grader and build CT. With good bridges and solidly built culverts there will be no trouble with the usual type of tractor. whether gas pr steam.
 We are going to have to pay more attention to the kind of work contrac- tors do on our steel and concrete bridges and we will be forced to see that the original specifications make allowance for the weight of tractors.
Williams news., 1915-05-20
NONSENSE ll,, TO STAY IN RU7
{ Ability to ~"Rise" in Life Is More or
 isc Less Present in Every, 1 Human Being. y3

In every business there are many who know nothing about their possi- bilities. They live humdrum@ hves' plodding along in the same old ruts from day to day, but in a business sense they are practically dead ana finish their business careers without waking up-they just exist. .Iney see an occasional man rise up from the mass on the wings of fortune or fame. He is a nine-day wonder, and then the rest of the community set tie down again and wait for some thing to turn up" for them.
 The hidden forces for rising out of the ruts are to be found in all "ordl- nary" folk. All that is needed to put those forces to work is an awaken ing-a realization that great effort IS behind great accomplishments. Fame and fortune do not come unb1dden They come only by reaching out and grasping them as they pass by.
 The man who is satisfied with things as they are, will never rise above his | fellows, but the man who reacne' out and grasps every opportunity l! i the man upon whom good luck VII l smile.
 The hidden power is in you, al
 right, and there it will stay until yo' ! wake up and go out in the world ant
 make yourself known. Modesty ma'
 be a virtue, but merit that vaunts Il | self occasionally is the kind that bring
 home the money to the wife and chi | dren.
Williams news., 1915-05-20
CHAPTER V.
Excerpts.

One of the lodgers at the Claymore inn had great cause for complaint the next morning. A restless tramping over his head had kept him awake all night. That it was intermittent had made it all the more intolerable. Just when he thought it had stopped 1t would start up again-to and fro, to and fro, as regular as clockwork and much more disturbing.
 But the complaint never reached Mrs. Averill. The landlady had been restless herself Indeed, the night had been one of thought and feeling to more than one person in whom we
Williams news., 1915-05-20
SYNOPSIS.

curious crowd of neighbors invade the mysterious home of Judge OstrandeT' county judge and eccentric recluse, TOT, lowing yelled woman who has ga1hiehh hieh double barriers surrounding the place. The woman has disappeared but the 5udgss Is found in a cataleptc state Beia' ms ms servant. appears in dying condition ana prevents entrance to a secret door bs!a dies. The judge awakes. Miss s1ss Weens explains to him what has occurred aurSRss Rs whereabouts of the yelled woman Sns proves to be the widow of a man trleo before the judge and electrocuted TOT Hup u,, der wears before Her daughter Is en- gagged to the judge's son. from whom ne ls estranged. but the murder Is between the lovers.
Williams news., 1915-05-20
Her Patience Wearing Out.

Her Patience Wearing Out.
 Little Lola had been censured for some mischief she had been engaged in. After thinking it over for some time she exclaimed: "Oh, do wish had a baby brother!"
 "Why do you wish that?"
 "'Cause," she replied. this thing of being scolded for everything that happens around this house makes me tired" Of Course Not
 Bill-Do you carry any life insur- ance? | JinANot on your life!-Yonkers | Statesman.
 Don't be misled. Ask for Red Cross I Bag Blue Makes beautiful white clothes At all good grocers. Adv. | Borrowed money soon begins to look like borrowed trouble.
Williams news., 1915-05-20

Borrowed money soon begins to look like borrowed trouble.
Williams news., 1915-05-20
chanae to Broad Tires

A wagon can be changed from mar row tires to broad tires at very small cost Don't wait for a law to force this upon you. Do it for the sake of the roads, for the sake of your tax money which maintains good roads.
Williams news., 1915-05-20
Encouraoe Travel.

Good roads will encourage the coun- try folks to come to town, and will bring the city folks out in the country eor fresh air.
Williams news., 1915-05-20
Good Roads Advocates.

It is gratifying to observe that ev- cry owner of an automobile immedi-
 ately becomes an advocate of good | roads.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-04-22
SHORT ONES

Many a fellow thinks he is a Shin
ing light because he is Iantern-jawed.
Jess Willard told Nixola Greeley
Smith he never had a fight outside
the ring. He has missed lots of fun.
The Germans in placing English Of
ficers in solitary confinement prob
ably want to make them feel as So
ciable as they are at home.
'If | could lift the receiver and talk
to 100000 boys and girls" says B.
E. Sunny of the Chicago Telephone
Co., 81 would say, Get an educa-
tion.'" If he should try it he would
get 1,125,346 busy signals, 644,199
wrong numbers and SIS, 449 number
mas peen cnangeo'-gsy. ~ ,njq!.ggp>
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-04-22
TRUTH ALL FEMALE, HEY!-

IRO n ALL FENlAEEJ F1E -
In Southern California they're haE-
ing a lovely racket over the posing
of Miss Margaret Edwards, in the
nude, as a statue of Truth, and a
Mrs. M. S. puts question that is
simply immense, to wit
81 would like to ask if we have no
other Truth on this planet than a
nude woman" ---.-
Come to think about it, whenever
they're getting up representation
of Truth, Justice, Beauty, Grace,
Prosperity or-any other good thing
they select a woman's figure, nude
or Whereabouts. There isn't any paint
er or sculptor but seems to think that
art consists very largely in working
in the female form divine and pretty
well stripped. Heaven or Hades-it
doesn't matter what the scene-has
its lovely untrammeled femade as the
central figure. The great exposition.
buildings at San Francisco are plas-
tered with clothingless women repre-
senting, most everything from holding
a pillow to straddling rainbow. 4
Would you sell book? Strip your
heroine. -..- j
Would you put Standing Room
Only" in your theater? A ballet that
will shock the hardened police.
Would you show an exposition
that breathes forth high art? Bronze,
clay, marble, plaster of paris, wooden.
female forms divine, or devilish, but
plenty of them! ..,, ~. ...,., .; i
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-04-22


You've heard that before and
often; most of have. but it isn't true.
Many with neither good health nor
plenty of money smile and smile
again and again. They get far more
out of life than the healthy, wealthy
man who has forgotten how to smile.
And-this IS true-a smile worn
continually will: bring back lost
health and will put money into your
pocket, -s> -.----
Why"
Because when you're smiling it's a
pretty good sign that you're living
rightly, living with plenty of hope
backing you up. Right living and
hope go far toward making a well
man out of a sick one; and finan-
cially Independent man out of a
"down-and-outer.'" :-
1t sure does pay to smile, and
smile, and keep on smiling!
Pays in health, in gold, in friends
and in happiness.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-04-22
And right now, too, when It Iis
claimed the men hold all the rights!

WAIcH?-Are you WELL because
you SMILE? .-
Or do. you SMILE because you're
WELL?
ooh, he can afford to smile, he's
healthy and has lotssof money; he
can smile" --....--
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1915-01-07
For Sale Miscellaneous

HOW DOES IT LOOK TO
YOU?
WHAT ARE YOU GOING
TO DO ABOUT IT?
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1915-01-07

AUCTION SALE-F'riday Jan 8, at
81 West Adams. The fixtures, furni-
ture and contents of the Majestic Cafe,
consisting of 80 dining chairs, 10 tables,
30 foot lunch counter, a lot of shelving,
mirrors, cigar case, water cooler, l
National Cash Register, sinks, 20
yards linoleum, electric light fixtures,
dishes, dishes, lots of dishes. cooking
utensils, many other things too num-
orous to mention. Remember the date
and place Tie goods must sell Tay-
Tor the Auctioneer. Phone 1917. p
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1915-01-07
$500 OFFER

Third annual subscription
offer by The Arizona Republic
can, good until January 9th.
Mail your check for $500 to-
day, so you will not forget it.
This is for the Sunday and
the daily. Only local paper
issued seven days in the week.
The big live morning news
paper, always filled with up
to-date local and worlds tele-
graphic news. Arizona Repub-
lican.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1915-01-07
For Houses

FOR SALE-Tent house, 14x16 feet,
in good condition. Box 1859 Republi-
can. p
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1915-01-07

Quick as flash. Ring Ala for Mes
senger IT
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1915-01-07
Wanted-Help, Male and
Female

MEN, WOMEN-Learn the barber
trade. We placed over 5000 in good
positions last year. weeks completes.
Moler Barber School, 429 E. 9Th St, or
122 f. End St, Los Angeles. If
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1915-01-07
BIG BARGAIN

HIDES & SHEEP PELTS-HIGH-
EST PRICES PAID. EFFRON & co.
| WHOLESALE DEALERS. 1909 f.
| MADISON ST.. PHOENIX, ARIZONA.
p. Q. BOX 101. db
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-03-27
ENCOURAGEMENT!

Micha Elman tells a story of his
early youth. He was playing at
reception given by a Russian prince
and played Beethoven's "'Kreutzer''
sonata, which has several long i'm
pressiVe rests in it. During one Of
these rests a motherly old lady leaned
forward, patted him on the shoulder
and said:
PLAY something you know, dear"
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-03-27

ace Verify, it is a menace" to the
sanctity and purity of our homes. Our
country was discovered by a Catholic,
also hOnOred with the name Of a
Catholic explorer, also preserved
from the domination of a foreign
nOn-Catholic nation by the hardy
Catholic emigrants.
AS Lord Macauley, the English
Protestant, pregnantly and tersely
stated: "She 1.-THE Roman Catholic
church, may still exist in undimished
vigor when some traveller from New
Zealand shall, in the midst Of vast
solitude, take his stand on broken
arch of London bridge to sketch the
ruins of st. Paul's cathedral. m. P.
McFadden, 3430 South HaIsted st.
DoPE.-In our present war on
dope and drugs in their various forms
would like to have these few words
to say: -.
There is another form of dope
which must be considered and has
not even been mentioned so far in
the crusade. This is the snuff habit
the case of common ordinary snuff
which is on sale in every tobacco and
confectionery story in the city.
Many people and especially young
people are rapidly forming this dis
gushing and harmful habit through
the attractive advertisements plenti-
fully sprinkled about the city by the
tobacco trust.
Whether this snuff, which is on
sale, contains anything else besides
pure tobacco, and whether or not it
would pass laboratory analysis, I
have my doubts.
1t can be obtained in confectionery
stores near schools and school teach
ers can testify to the fact that many
children have become snuff users.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-03-27
THOSE cENsoRS.-

THOSE CENSORSHIP censors
are busy cutting out parts of movie
pictures that do not just suit their
fancy. wonder if they ever visit
the Haymarket and witness the
dances they specialize. That theater
does not advertise, mo Children Ad-
mitted. "A Constant Reader.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-03-27
STOOL PIGEONS

STOOL PIGEONS.-As a constant
reader of The Day Book I would like
to ask you for a little space on stool
pigeons. In my estimation a stool
pigeon is much worse than the pros
titute whom he is constantly perse-
cutting. The name itself is enough to
breed contempt. 1 agree with Judge
Hopkins on his rulings in the morals
court on this subject. If the police
cannot get evidence enough against
these women for conviction, without
being IAN accessory before thefact,
1 contend that it is time to quit
bounding them.
In every case so far the stool pig
con has been the more guilty of the
two. 1 have seen them on more than
one occasion approach decent young
girls on the street and the police are
always in hailing distance. If could
not earn 81 per day in any other way
1 would either beg or steal. Let's
hear some other opinions of stool
pigeons F. G.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-03-27

ed from the only thing he lives for
dope"
1t would like to know why this is?
What do you place in your snuff,
Mr.. Snuff Man? Come clean"
l would like to hear from some Of
you snuff victims.-H. |. NJ.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-07-30

6oet finb. Seute gsoGt beim Gintref.
fen Der 8ertpunoeten am SGipt6abn.
bof bot mir Die fat p6Ilise 9blpeierl-
belt bes Biiblifiinrs iino Der ManeeI
elmer 8eifalls- ober 9onfesbe3eigung
fiir Die SoIoaten Die ibr 9lut fiirs
9oterInno bingepeben baben, eilien
tieien ginbrild gertaht. 6ait ole 3ii.
ae fo1nneH nad) 10 llbr slber0s an,
Ole 9abniteige, no iie nusgcln6en
Weroen iperbcn abaeiperrt; Srag.
bubren, sIitonobile, erfriihungen
itcbcn bier bereit, Die glbtteilungen
oes Hptben arelBes ellen oienitiertig
beran iobalb Der 3na bGlt, mo Der.
ritten ibre glrbeit bel Dem ninften
S6ein fIciner 2anpen. Die oil SteI.
lie Der bIeitbenoeii eroben 8oeenlant-
pen eetreten iinb, baInit Der belle
9ihtidein ntd,t etipo ben oiterreid,i.
id,e1t Slieeern Elm leifJtes ,3iel hete.
g9er nlerft es In einer Stuot tuie
Waildnb. ipenn in ieber Nadt 9nns
berte pom @eripl,noeten aus oer6ront
antonunen9 gtur iperige Berionen,
unb bieie ipefligen iper6en nit uneno-
Iider Sorgfalt iernpeboIten. SoS
trGet MIR mieber baSu bel, bas oi.I
fentlide @etpubtiein BON Der @irf-
Ii6teit ab5uihnei6en in beBug alif al.
les, ipns ben Srieg betriift, iifto on.
rim Iiegt zines Der eigentbiinlihiten
RerfnloIe Der gegenpdrtieen Sol,
urg oes @oIfes. Sieie ilmsen iriiden
SoIoaten iuir6eu bon Der Wtenae INIT
geifaQ besriibt. oils lie Sir 9reiise
eineen, ben@efdbren, Seioeu uno benz
500 entaeaer @onim oeriagt man
ibnen iest ben sroit, ser in Sem
@rub Der 9outbarfeit Iiegt. iuenn iie
6rei 8od9en ipdter nit Bilnben be.
beft 5uriidfebren2 Ger glnblif Der
@ertulinoeten in elmer oolfreid)en
Stabt niirbe 6a3u oieHen, Dem 8oIf
Die raubeg9irflibfeit oes Srieges Dor
glugen gu baIten iino Die optinIiitis
iten GtnblIolneen ipie ). y. bonn
Spa5iergnns ua6 9rient im6 Srieit.
at serit0ren, er lpiirSe etnoriugIid, gu
@emiitbc fiibren, onB es notblpenbis |
1T, ih idJipere Opfer miiylerIegen.
Gie Resiering meib. Dab Der arieg
lana iein ipiro ,iuo aid bart unb
blutia, uno fe modte oas 8oIt bon
Dem 8ebanfen on ben Siantpf ab5ie.
ben, in0em iie ibm Die Sdreden bes
arieaes un6 bic moslihan5ebIer Der.
birgt. iuoem iie allen benen, bic nif)t
an ole 5ront aeIanecn, i,HmogIi6
mott, nit Der idner5 5Iten @abr.
belt in @eriihr,ine 5u 'omnen Go
bofft bic Hegiermg um ieoen greis,
Die @erbreitiing beg @eiyhlS Der or.
lmo bes 9ebriidtieins su
oerbinbern, bos ii6 itru bier unb oo
,u 3eisen besinnt uuo itredlide ssoI.
gen baben f5nitte. aber Der Sap
pirb bod fOHrnen, on benz man Die
iaeeu ulub!
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-07-30

Gii benz 9eiridlGio am netiien bcr
Gaen Der Gauerteig III, Der Die G3eli
oilrhidlert bat: Die Weuiii. IeberaI
mo beiite in ben shdhIriiaaten naiii
5iert iptro, iRbt bic EonfurIt OH
SeuiihlulIos S9uItern. NSos bal
engImto biergeeen aufgnDeiien2 Sd
laube, bob bod mand,er begreifen
uiro, bab es pereebeiis TT, eine@rob.
ma6i nit bieieu borBiislid,an gigen.
id)oiten init gliIber mo glei 5u he.
tanipfen ODER gur 5eriduuettern gu
DoIIeu llno iest ioa iie oIIO
ihre probe beiteben, Die Starte in
Siegfrieos arm. Gino 9ltbers 9or.
te in bieier 3eit unbeinIia pabr ae.
iuorher, 70 gibt es nod elm ar6eres
@ilo, oos in 6cn lesten @od,en nit
gleider Stdrfe DOR ins oiiiiteigt. gi.
ne beriibuite S5ene aus Der @5tter.
6Gmmerung, = Die S5ene am 0tbein
Sipiid,en Sieefrieb iino Sagen. Tie
@eitalt, bic ipobl inter nIlen SinnbiI.
bern 5llDCroerit unb suoberit itebt als
bas Spribol gerulnniitcr aroft unD
Sbenlitdt III Der nortpesiih-oeitif,e
@lptbenbeIo Giegfrieo, Der Grahen
tobter. uaruentIih 70 iuie gfihorS
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bot. Seine iinge, Iid,te SeIbengeitaIt
bebt ii@ ausgeSeifnet geeen Den IN
terietten oiiitern Sneen ab. Soaer
Der firS 5irpor benz S5eIbeH giiiSnib
irene iu,b griiberif,dft geidpDoren
nimult Die gIelesenbeit ipabr unb
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er perwinobdr III. @ieIIeift erhebt iidt
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bait brobenb Dor ben slueen Der nebr
olfgefIdrten nnb northumberland
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bod esfd,dtt IN. Gab Der wspr6anialI
bes firftern Sneer, ME man peit,
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-07-30
Ginoriide aus Seutidllano

rsrSffentIitt Raana Jacob in oeE
nprpnii6sn 3siiuua DadblGbet: lnh
ipnn bi. WeIt poG IeiffeI mar
Dus Wort Quihsrs bat iih pobl in
biefer 3eit in alsr SiHn einsebrdHIlt.
Gs iDante nit fsusriarifi i!ehsn ON
SimmeI. Der fa iibtr Dent15lanos
ibperen aampf pms 2eben p0lbt.
Gin SbaufpisI obusgIei6en. eins Sis
tuntiOR einaia in Der @ei6i6te auer
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zine bdriers ggobt asfteni fporbsn. nis'
mals bat bic 8.Ii eiHen unelsi5eren
Sampf aeisben ais biefsn &c 1T bas
beiaHnte Bib Don nsuem. nur in nn'
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Risisn. Der poR Isiuoen umaingeli NJ.
tis Ionse unb I'M Gsbeimsr letns
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TAdbli6 a.madt psrben. unb isst III
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trdhtsn mir bic Sahe sipmal bon Der
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Der BsIt bur6 ben beiiti6en geiIt be-
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iu9tns uHb GrienntHibbrungs arbets
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Seite beutitsn Geiites 5u ern1bner,
um fsins uniOerIulitdt su Dtrftsben; icb
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Gin groSe nm bic
EurtIe. Bat, Der duifetnel6e
gerirdb Der Snpanr, fi6 in Der
SirtIe 9at auf Der SrieI aseeuiicu
eiitariiter, ruft in mir bic Crime.
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iif, Dor ctrpa 80 ssntren um jcHe Ges
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(Sdlofr6te) INIT turtle CS,rieltau6e)
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gen. Sie frnSer mt Den Sinterfiibew
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beceden, imo lpcrben hierbei sefnE.
gen. Die SnieIbGpobner, SereirSaiipt-
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Observation-Disclosures.

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