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The Washington herald., 1915-07-25
ARIZONA KICKLETS
The Kicker Man Has to Gather Another.

Our esteemed contemporary says in
his last issue that he will shoot US on
sight. He will have to do il with n
club then. as he can't tell one end of
a gun from the other.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-06-25

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cine gadt iir Bite dstnt Shifiabtt
irti1tlditn Wsybm lanu. Gas auAs
ltatu NIT qopotabtl B%trltbtntr U2i,
um triorberi natiirIid mtbr 3ti
mo grfabruug. ais oas @tranlern
ooer StrsutR BON aontattminen.
Sine ,ig,utimliat gtriDtnbung
finost ole Sdleppmius bic BON eiutm
b%srfolgten S6iif In 9itlpaHsr an
elmer TroTe uo6gsIhItppt niro, Jim
Fs ourd cine gsidlidts 0tuoung an
Dem msiit idpad gtpuu3erten Bug
beg 9erfrIgers our @%rolpiion al brins
gen. @noli4 m0gtn ais aurioium
nod bic i'm omeritoii6en 9Hrqers
trieg bel o%srtpen0etsn GobIenmtnen
Grpdbuung finOsu: @uBeiierne pc
bdltet, bic sinem aoblsnitad tdus
.i6enb dbnlid ioben, nuroen nit
Sprengltoff selanosn inter bic Bum
tertobIen Oes 5ein0es gsidmuggslt
uuO %Jsrft0rtsn Ole 5diffe, psnn ie
In Der aeieIbei3unsN 3ur @rpIufion
tomen.
Die nettere @ntpidlung Der bisbsr
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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-06-25

Qi6eder, bic BON elmer 9srmtdlung
nit 9dnemart cine S4dotgune ibs
rer Gtabt bsFir6teten, ben @ofeu
3u berlafen, mics 2ange 3urid, oa
bas bdnii9e 66iff auf hober Gee
8ade belt, bod li6tete er troBs
benz in Der fpIgenOsn gladt bic
Qnter, i'm ft4 Der feinbIi6en ges
o6adtuug gu snt5iefsH. IS rare
ibm aud gelungen, gu enttormen,
tpenn ct ni6t our9 bic GhuIb ieis
mes QotIens in Der NGbe bes bols
IeiniI6en GtdotdanS ReuItaot auf
@tunb gmeroten mare. 9ier tlieb
er bilfloS liegen unO ipuroc Bel be-
qinnenoem Morgen BON brei 3dni=
T6en &riegsfdiffen entOedt unO be-
f4oFen.
Giner folfen ue6erma6t berz
mo6te pas fleine 6aifF nidt Ions
ge 3u nioerIte6sn, es purbe in rers
bdltniSmdbig tur3er 3eit tampfut@
fd6ig genadt unb feline 8eIlsung
sur Grgebung oufgeforOert. 4l8 bic
Te Nufforberuug Dem aommanoons
ten aberbradt fpurbe, befobl e. iets
ner aus % 2euten beitebenOen
Mannf6oft, Die 8opte gu beiteigen
unb an bic nabegelegene Rlfla 81
ruoern, pG6renb er ietbit an ieis
mem 9oiten blie6, Bis bic Monns
F6aft ge6orgen ipor. Damn Iegte
er aeuer an bic pulpertammer uub
Tprang iber 8orb. unmitttlbar
borauf ftpg bas S4tff in bic 9uft.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-06-25


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NaheL 8WtfF. H~HtsfAaflgf.
WlasaHab 2 8lnaatHt
Gdlsbpulbs,. sda mIommm nit
@itlmn. atllth Wlihua, Raasln
unb Daltn In ,iutm aus ludbuHti.
ntu trbaultn 3aflm uHlugtbfoHt
mar, mo idiIbtu Sic iurAibart Wir,
sinq bss tiusu oitlsr Gfiiit wtt6sB
lrpb olu Qbutbrmabrgatlu bu
6sinoe itin 3itl urtittt, Die Gin
bnno srfolqit bur@ GaualmisH. ood
mar fir Den 6al ibrss Grl0i4ens
nof Elm llbTpsrt nit 6unitnt4 loB
sinetbdut
lah pieltn psittrtn rfoIgsarmtn
Qeriuhsn itben mir crit 1873 mitber
nennenspsris MinmipiriunseH, ptIde
ben GeIerrsitsrn bet Der 3%sritDruHg
bon Glbes uuo Donaubriiden 0urh
9reibminen geIaugen. SIN Sabre
1S43 frat Der Shpsos lobel nit iets
ner Geemine nit slsitsiidsr Climbing
an Ole GefftntIiatsit. unb 1848 e.
foIate bic Sperrung 6es aieler 5as
lens NIT bsrortissn Miuen. aud
i'm arimtriegs 1886 unO 1859
DOT 9tneois puroen Minsrl ousgies
5ig pernenoet, aber bre allgemeine
Giafii6rung unb gsrDoltommuung
Bis 3ur beutisea 9eosutung batiert
erIt BON omerifonii9eu 9iirgsrtrieg.
Der ruIFidsiapaniife arieg beleu4.
tete 6ann bur9 aberrlihenoe Grfolge
isren Wert, madts aber auf Die 9es
fapreu dufmertiam, Die Der eigeusn
glotts bur8 fe srIisbeu t0uner. Ssits
Dem baben I6 ale Mdrinen nit
groBem Gifsr lire ausbilOuns anges
lssen fein InTeH
Die decentralization Mtnen fino
ettpa 3-5 SUB bobs GefdBe aus
ftdrtsm GiIsnbIt9 (2tbb. u bic in
ibrsm 5nnern cine itarte Sprenglds
bung bon 100-400 pfun6 Sdiebs
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-06-25

apD. ., hleItrD MOUNTAINEERING tlneilids
tiid.l
a guiGeriettc. k aubel bonn qan6e.
z 8unoer. c aoutait, d 3iiH60ragt
| Saeung.
@liibsn unO Die 9lins Sur GrpIoa
iton.
Sn G6nli6en Ruppen aus glet b III
Der 6emiI6e Climber BON Jatobi
(abb. p s%inge6aut. Sin @lasrobr
& entbdlt elm gemii9 bon alors
Iaurem aoIi unb 3uder fopie Elm
3ugeidmol3enes @lasrobr nit Gdpss
teIidurs S. 8sim 3srtriimmern oes
Climbers bringt oiele bic Miidung our
G~Rt3an0uug unb Domit Die Mius gum
QuffIiegen.
Den GlettrpsSpntatts Minen pirb
Der elettriI9e 9trom bur9 aa6el
pom CANOE Der 3u9efiibrt, aber Der
Stromtrsis ptro erit Our4 anitoB
Der Nine geI9IoFen Cub. 3. 8iro
Der StrOm am 2anbe gtI9aItet, 10
1T ole Mine ngeiidert".
Neben bieIen aonlattminen tpur=
ben friiber, namentlt9 Bel 9afsnipers
rem, bic geoba9tungsminen Oielfo9
berpenoet. Da Tie INNER in Dem
Momsnt bonn 2ano aus Ourd Babel
ent3inott per6en tolen, tpo Elm
fsinoli9es S4iff i9ren gersiA pois
fitrt, srforbesa Te eiH aufnfertiames
Bd1ttrperional. @bnsr bat Die
59pisrtgtsiten Der 8eObuatuug bas
Dar4 srlstdtsrt, Dob Ct Oas gauge
@ebiet Der Spsrre I'M 8eoba6tungss
turn bur9 cine sgamsra Ubicura"
alf elmer 5iI9pIatte Ii4 ubbilbsn
lieB, 70 0ab man bic G4iffe in ibrem
2auf genau DerFoIesn tOnnte. 8es
nauere HeIuItate er5ieIte man bur4
gsobo6tung bon 3pei punttsn aug.
Su abb. a lit fdsmatiId Die 9ars
fteaung zines MinsnfelOes NIT Stpei
Beobo4tern p uno @ seseben. 8on
isoer Mins aus fiibrt (tpie bel Mfine
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-06-25
hsIaSHicd sln,s saHitdlstunds
.iHbFas.

Der 9ttIinr adbl,tu anp Sup,
.lttiitaet Quou8 Shdiu aina aad,
Gem 81 im auilfdat bts Ulinthut.
.ums ttuW afoBm Aupiuhih ais,
.geiabrt Battle, m uulanltutn Clio,
BET als frsiNill9tg Gdniidis9uu0.
fi9rtr ius 6tlo. 81 purot balb gum
@tfrtiitn btior6eti, Bat aber ON &.
Nldr3 tn ben 9nrpai5cu BEN 6tl.
0eutoo atfunotn Atir3lib lit BET otr
IN Berlin Siiotnbe Itbtnotu 56pt,
Ter 0es @sfaleutn i%olstuosr Brief
e~ingeirofftH:
Aarpaibsn, q. ular3 1915.
Sehr gesbrtes 6rdulein Sddfer!
Gs TT mir cine liebe 9flidt, .56yer
Bite nm nabere Mitteilunqsn iber
ben Zoo Sbres grnoers 5olge 3u
lsiiten, cine gflidt, oer i6 mi6 I'm
70 ~freubiser unter3iebe, dls id audi
iiber Die Wtrtiamteit bes bon aaz
meroben uno gorgeisbten auiri4tig
8etrauerten MIR HabmliAss berinten
Tam. Na9 Der Communicating
Sbtes 8ru0ers BON Der Sahitdtss
tompdgnie gu msinsn Battalion babe
id balo Gelegenbsit gebnbt, auf ben
MldrIhen Der 5ruppe uno Bel unies
.rer gemeiniamen 9dtigteit unisrsu
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-06-25
Wbb, Q. GbemIfdlef 9Hnbtr.

WbH. 2. NUtIIITHEF OHHDgF.
b gleitappe. g Glasro6r nit dlorialts
rem Sail unb 3uder. S Shpefelidure.
baumipoae (au6 8pnamit, aOrOit,
MeIinit, gitrinidure ii. az ent9dIs
ten. Der iibrigblsibenbs SOblraum
III onsreidenb, Ole Mine i6mim'
meno III srbalten. 5nfolge ibrer be-
quencn g%}srIsguug ftnoen bic eiufu'
6sn Gicbs ootr aontattminsn an
a%sripsnbunq Die BEL eiuenl
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-06-25

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BEN aHm hts lU m iAa ne
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ilttt lHmta tmaatmlnt'J
utt ttAil tfa nhttm Gan Fl.
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taHA Hialat tHth anhoh m HBt
btt 9 I'D sahfautim ldppmiHfmlam
.0liifehu q Oh htnft tliltt an8hali
punain bfllabti fa Elm tattitmoli
itnia @tatNldb e ME- tnr lat Gsl,
.tti or @ltnmit sftt1rtlm alHiFqitH,
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taa hNb8f8 bic HIan rsm aHlif
noe ttftttlaida8 tatflh 6htg tnf
9fflsfan tf3hlf t8 0ft H1 BON
hiam dHi tilanafu att 500 dbilb
ifHati Hig6,a muh OH % tulins
liA bab bic higlfm Gennultiaum
bla H hh ildnlim Ginutaalm
Aifna Wbtlm at95litu Wuhm
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-06-25
Auf ffanzofnl6-auf dsatT6.

3rsi 9eTai6tdsn. bic pobr ietH
t6unten, ge6sn in OeutIden S4iben<
grGben bon Muno gu Munoe:
Die cine S5ens:
On sinem ionuigm Ra6mittag
ipa3iert Elm fran36iiiaer 9snerdl i'm
Barrier 8ois, unO er iiebt Od einen
iungea 6reipiqigen, einsn geIunben
tefdeu Burden BON pteaei9t 5tpanz
ala sSabren. Der General Ipri9t ibn
an: ,8ie fommt Is, iunger Greuno,
oaB sic bier iino UNI nidt an Der
BrOnt9" = Der Sunge lGheIt ielbts
belpuBt, neigt fi9 ram gum 8eneral
unO f|liItert Jbm ins 0br: nprotecs
ton mon general"
Die anosre S8ene:
9or Reims, in einem GfiBeusros
Zen, sntbedt Elm oeutIaer General ets
men alien 2anoItiirmer. Ser Mlann
lift gang tabt. bat i4neeDeiben Bart,
bic 8riQs auf Der aaie; iebenfous
Elm bober Gedsiger, oaber. alter
6reunb, nie fommeu Oenn sic ba
In bic Gront2" fragte Der General
rerpupOsrt. Der aIte its9t itramm
falutiereub fpG9-erOOeTen. Damn
tritt sr einen @9ritt bpr, nn0 nun
lddeIt er bersniigt uno iagt lsiie:
grotettiun, Serr @sueraI!"
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-06-25

Sanitdtsbunofiibrer oIs pfIi9ttrtuen,
gu jeoer 3eit bereiten 6elfsr Iddben
gu Iernen, Der iia In ribrenber 5ilrz
forge fir uniere DeriDunoeten ul0 ges
fdlIenen aameraoen Dor teiner Qrbeit
Ideute, unb, mas er tat, nit 9si9id
anb umii9t berridtete. Qn ieiner
,9ieIeI" bling Der 8eritorbene nit
GROCER aicbe, Die bon Dem broDen
3iere in gIei4em MaBc eriDioert
ipur6e, unb nit dufri9tiger 8elpuns
berung buben mir Sas innige 3pIams
menleben unb 9erfe6en bon beiben
beo6d9tet. Bon Dem eroBen GrfoIge
Sbres 8ru0ers unb Ieines treuen Be
gIeiters Bel Der QbIu9e oes SdIa9ts
felbes mad Der @rItiirmung elmer
9obe am 2DIupab nifen Sic bereits.
Mir tnsroen iene i4peren Gage uns
Dergebli9 bletben, uno nit an eriter
Steae iperbe i'd babel INNER Der
pabr6aft aufopfernbsu Sdtigteit Sbs
res 9rubers geOenten; 6enu es mar
cine @Ian3IeiItung. bic ni6t 70 Iei9t
iberboten perOeu oiirfte. rad sinem
duberIf anItren9enben 4ufitieg uno
lnebr oils 24Itiinbigem a~ufent6dIt in
Sis uno @6nse BET iiber 20 @rao
&Glte mar SIR 8ruoer nod imitdns
be, cine gon3e aa6t biuburd Oas
Ianierige GeIdnoe ab5uInden unb
elf gsrpunbsts, bic, gum Sell Isi4t
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-06-25

6ef6riebenen 9Dpen leitet bur4 Sim
fibrung Der @igsnbepegung Der Dli'
men Our9 eingsbaute arafmofAinen
iiber su ben 3Drpeoos, bic 10 ben
tOmpli3ierteItsn 4pparat uuf biefem
@ebiet bariteaer.
@ls QbpebrmittsI fommt Su1d6it
Oas aufu9en Der WtiHen uuO 3ers
Itoren aus angems6ener @n%tfernung
in 9etro9t, oo9 1T oas 4uffinoen
hamentli9 Der tisf i4pebenbsn unb
Der @runbminien nit groBen
Gdpierigteiten perbunOen. 8a bas
ausIegen in ber gPtgel in aIer Seims
li9tett erfolgt, pirb meiit erit Der
@erlult zines S6iffes Oas erite 3ei'
9en BON Der 8erieudung zines Sc
.bietes NIT Minen 0ariteaen.
4ufgefuuoeae Minen mo9t man
oabur9 uni9dblid, Oob mat bel
&obelminsn bic Gabel nit antsrs
baten Su Serreiben iudt, mas natiir.
lid Der @egner niht INNER ungsr
it0rt geideben Iufeu miro. ga Das
Sdiff BEL Oieier 4rbett Ielblt iebr
our9 bic nuben Mtnsn In @sfabr
tommt, fdiebt man aud ben anters
baten NIT einem Ratetenapparat iibsr
Die Sperrs, lin Die Babel gu fallen.
ODER ober man opfert einige uIte
GaHr8euss I'm bic Dur4falrt fret
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-06-25

1a tHW 8siag6atfiH wlgh ns
4at h8 ftatHaf Oh ffias
t Histt REJECTION Oh H4H ifHf
#falim Mnis fH 4
fa8 nlt tletm a hafsies
aHs Nu BE- @ifaf hi NaflaiiNiai
.fft tl8i HH sa1H mb aah Hali ttt
nt9at mat tiHf 5ai tiHabt
I'd hltt faf'W liht aai aimanefl
6astM
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-06-25
100 1abrs c~rsHzfsbmgssArbsIt
1ie amerila Gonaoa Clinic upm &dl
beriee Hahl Dem 9adiir.

lie Amcriia Gnnnoa Gtnie npn 0nl
beriee Hadl Dem 9adiir.
lleber bic euogiiltige 5eitltgung
Ter Greng 3lpiihsn ZEN Ger. Siuas
tan uno Dem tanabii6en @ebist oo
chen in alasta uno bos qufrihten
Der grenSmdIer inter bisIiahn ma
tiirti6e SinperntTien lit idon man
6es qei6riebtn poroen; ober MD.
mtnber bemerienspert 1T bas, Dor
fur5em gum abi6luB eelangis @rs
riHten Der Itdnbigen Wtonumente our
8eseiGnung Der ameriiuniidstonaot=
I6en @ren3e bpn benz beriihmtsn Gate
81 TIE @oo0s neItlpGrts Bis nab benz
.GtilIen 0sean. uno IeBtere Qrbeit
mar nod Iangtpieriger, aIs bic err
itere; bsnn Ie erItredt it4 i'm gan3en
hber na6s3u Elm Sabrbunoert, OBJ
mobt nit unterbre9Angen.
SIN Sabre 1918 ipuroe, mad ldns
scren unter6auoIungeyl, cine gemeins
lame Rommiiiion ernanlt, UNI bic
@ren3liuie 3pii9en ben bsiben Cam
bern in bisIer Region feIt3ulsgen. SO
murben b0I3erne Yfoiten geIeBt, peld1e
man fir 3ulanglih 6ielt, un0 erf i'm
Sabre 1874 nurbe Der leBte Oieier
pfoiten aufgeri9tet. 9od ~betpd6rten
IT'D bieIe @ren3mdler ni9t 10 Iange,
nie man erpartet bate; unb i'm
Sabre 1908 purbe cine Gereinbarung
getroffen, bic gon8e 2iuie Our9
rauerbaftere Mlonumsnts aufs neue
81 be3ei6nen uno btsfe aud in gr6s
Berer Rabs Don einauber %on3ubrins
gen. foOoB man bon jsOem 9ren8s
nal Bis gum nd4iten OeutIi4 fe4en
tonne.
IS purOen lauter pfoisn BON
Ilumintums 8ron3e btrgeitellt, ieber
III Orei Seileu angefertigt, Inn ben
transport Our9 bic 9ebirge 3u err
leidterR. Sober bieIer 8eile tpiegt
IS gfunO, unb BET i6rcr aufri6tung
iperben bic Geile burd cine itd9lerne
Gtanae 5uiommengebolten, tpelde bon
lInten na4 Oben bur4 bos Centrum
gebt. Ollie bisIe Mdler Iinb in einem
idtperen Gunoament bon geton
(Rontret) eingeieBt. Ssbes NtOnuz
ment seist ouf Der tpeitli4en Settle
IN erbabsnsr S9rttt bic @orte ,aus
naoa" unO y@ertras BON 1873, unb
urf btr DtIiden fyo1iabe bic @orte:
r@eretnigte Staten" unb ,gertrog
ron 1909.
Mi einem CLIMB i'm 5tiIleu
Saean itsbt bas @rea3moI go. 1,
Dasientge aaf Der Sentiments BaIfers
i4eibe 1T 80. 272 uno Itebt $500
SUB iiber Dem MeeresIpiegel; bas
auf Der 6OdTten SteIle ieOod itebt
800 Sub bod. MonumeHt go. 925
lit an @eItabe bes Gate Of tie
Wooos, no Monitobo, MinneIpta
hnb Ontario 8~ufammentreffen.
Sn pielen 6Gllen mar bas Geben
Ger MOnumente NIT groben G9ipie
ligteiten berbunben. 50 muBten ba
uno bort Die MdIer unb bic Snoes
ilieure an i4roff abfalIenbsn alippen
nit Sauen binabgeIaIisn tperben;
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The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-10-31

A specially selected group of about 100 all wool Boys Norfolk suits, regularly 500 and 6.5O. are offered ct the special price of 4.95. Some have two pairs of pants. some nave one pair of pants all are sturdy mix lures.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1915-02-19
COOPERATIVE MARKETING.

In two small towns in the southern part of the State women
have organized cooperative egg selling associations, the purpose OF
which is to market their supply of eggs, chickens and other poultry
on the co-operativs plan.
hotels. restaurants, merchants and others TO supply them with their
produce all the year round, and they expect to make the production
of eggs and poultry a paying business.
The individual producer often finds it difficult to obtain a proht-
able price for the products of his farm, but joined with his neigh
bors. shipments may be made in lots sufficiently large to" pay freight
rates and commission charges and then have a good margin of pro-
fits left.
The example of these women is a good one for their husbands
to follow. Farm products of all kind may be marketed prohtably
only when they arc handled methodically. Farmers, cooperative
associations should be organized all over the State through which
agricultural products and live stock conld be handled to advantage.
Individual offerings often gut the local markets, and in such cases
co-operative associations come in most handily. They gather to-
pether the over plus and ship it to markets where the demand is
greater and prices better. In this way two purposes ar sarved; po-
pie in communities where certain articles are scarce are afforded an
opportunity to supply their wants; and producers in localities where
the market is over-supplied are enabled to obtain a fair price for the
products of their labor.
Diversihcation may be urged until doomsday without evei
amounting to a row of beans unless a market is provided. Provide
a market where good prices may be had and divershcation become:
a most attractive proposition, because it becomes a profitable one
Clarion-Ledger. -
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1915-02-19
DO YOU WANT YOUR TAXES INCREASED

From every quarter of the state and from many counties Is go
ing up a wall about the great increase i'll tax burdens. GRENADA
county is not alone in having her warrants begging tor takers per
haps more than half the counties in the state are in the same con
dition. Articles are appearing in many county newspapers from
citizens complaining about the increase in assessments, the increase
in tax levies and yet, Notwithstanding the collection of more money
from the people, the county and state debts continue to pile higher
and higher. But seriously, hardly less could be expected when
partsanship holds sway and when competence and efficiency are
subordinated to factional alignment i'll choosing public officers. 1t
is more than strange that the people do not realize that public bust
ness is their bushes IS and that so little thought is given to the capa-
city of men who ask for official trust. People will vote for men for
Office whose Judgment they would not risk in any businnes matter
and whose business standing is thirty degrees below zero. The
thought and care exercised in trade and other business connections
are cast to the winds too frequently when it comes to voting tor
men for office. The membership of the present state Legislature
contains MANY, yea very many, who could not write an ordinary bill
of sale and whose name would scarcely add more to an obligation
to "a than that of the proverbal hobo. Yet such men are promi-
nent in making ours laws and in financing the state of Mississippi
1T is therefore no surprise then that we have had to issue bonds
twice within the last eight years to meet current state expenses.
Men can not show business acumen in conducting other peoples at
fairs when they do not show it about their own.
Our burdens of government will grow more onerous until we
apply more common sense in choosing those who are to spend what
is collected from US in taxes.
Very few of the present generation ever felt tax burdens as
we are feeling them to-day. We know that some of the best men
in the country were puzzled this winter about getting money to pay
taxes. Shall such conditions continue, shall we go from bad II
;worse? There can be but one answer and that is yes" unless we
as voters. do as the business man does when he goes to employ
man, and that is in inquire more specifically as to the mans equip
ment for the job he is asking.
Do YOU want your taxes to increase? If you do not, be careful
in casting your ballot and make no mistake.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1915-02-19

Secretary Bryan's note to the German government regarding a
recent order by the German Admiralty, the enforcement of which
Mr. Bryan very properly thought would mean the destruction Of
American ships while sailing in the waters of the English Channel
or Irish Sea, and the taking of the lives of American seamen, had
the true. patriotic ring. The Secretary brushed the diplomatic cob
webs of expression aside and made his representations in language
that was incapable OF but one construction and that was that this
government would hold the German government to a strict account
for the destruction of any vessels Or the loss of any lives.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1915-02-19

The editors of the two newspapers in Union county are candi-
dates for office. s. Joe Owen, of the Gazette wants to be Secretary
.of State and II. 7. Caldwell of The Times, wants to go to the legis-
lature. Some counties might wish to send their Editors away al
most anywhere, but this i not the case with these two brethren both
of whom have a large circle of admiring friends. They are both
elegant gentlemen and The Sentinel hopes that they will meet that
success in their new venture that they richly deserve.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1915-02-19

Editor Harris of The Madison County Herald. is a candidate
for State Senator. If elected and he is as much a success as alegis-
lator as he is IS a newspaper man, the whole state will be benefited
by his election. He i a fine fellow. personally. and is entitled to al
anv honor he might ask at the hands of his people, The sur
prising thing to us is that Bro. Harris should have gotten his con-
sent to entert the game and we feel sure that he decided to do so
only because he thought he could render a patriotic service.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1915-02-19

Champ Clark says that he will not be a candidate for president
in 1915. i. existing dissensions among Democratic leaders con-
tinue to spread their legitimate fruitage will incline Others than
Champ to keep out of the contest for the Democratic presidential
nomination. Madison County Herald.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1915-02-19

some chronic candidate and Jackson politicians say they are.
The European war, which was brought on by seltconstituten
rulers, has emphasized the lesson that the people should be careful
about those in authority. The leaders do big talking but it is the
man back at home at las. that must carry the load.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1915-02-19
FOR MEMBER BOARD OF SUPERVISORS:
ANNOUNCEMENTS ARE CASH.

Candidates announcing for office will please bear IN mind tha'
our charpe for announcements is cash, and is due before the an
nouncement is made.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-03-10

"a man will never be off duty in
the true sense of the word, say the
ants, because he will always have
to keep track of his department and
be ready for duty during his hours
on. There is no clause in the propo-
sition that even suggests that.