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The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1915-09-04
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The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1915-09-04
SH ERlFF SALE.
SMEDES BROS. ct ala.
VS..
ALFRED LASSALLE ct ais.

State of Louisiana, Parish of Iberia.
10th Judicial District Court
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-11-16
2lngenpmmen
8erSeu i'm auitamt nurlanfis Tafete
uad) Sentid)lano.

Die bon eiuer 9aadmittassSeitung
seItern perDffentli6te gla6ri9t, bab
Der padetpoitnertebr nab 9eutI4lauo
singeiteat pOrOeH iei, entIpri6t uiat
ben SbdtIahen.
Yoitmeiiter SDbn 6. Sbuff, Der
bs5iigli6 oisier Ra9ridt pom Bolts
blatt" interpelIiert purbs, bemertte,
baB ibm bon elmer berartieen Sroer
BON @aIbinston ni6t betaunt lei uuo
er fiiste binau, bab in ben Iebten 9as
gen mebrere @aggonldbungen BON
nah Seutirhlanb beitimmtsn YddeteH
nd6 Rep Yort 3ur WeiterbefOroea
runa dbgesuneen ieien unO tbm bic
@eriiherlns eeipOroen ipdre, odB oies
ie padete mad ibren geitimmungsa
prten seiaubt lperben ipiirben. Dunn
bieies esIdleben rpirb, lGbt ii6 ollers
oin9s nibt idsen, oenn porIGufig
sebt fsin Tdmpfsr no9 europa ob,
Der padetppit mitnimrt, bic fir
0eutIflaub beitimmt 1T.
Inter ben obpaltenben umftdnoer
iperben i'm bieTigen poitdmt bis auf
peiteres ndh rpie Dor padete na1
0eutfhIdnb aneenommen tperben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-11-16

ncr, s5reo gonberabe, Sobn O. Sepl
eieorge 9oerger, George gitooe
G0p. s. @uIluer, @eorge aoenig
GIem Sibbeler, SSobn gtagel, SSoi. s.
g8eniirllp, SSoiepb gerliing, 8nl
gSitte, 8incellt $. gedman, S. $,
SSani,en, DtidneI aattips, 8m. Cue.
ming, slua. Smloermann, Sobn 8ties'
fanlp, Scrub. 6. 9orser, Sarrp u.
8ot., gtidoIas Sanioil, SSSobn gSeiter-
fanp, SSobn $. @ieper ST., gtorbert
=. geruina, @m. v. W'iller, hilbert
grcig, Soiepb g. Settig, George
SSaspers, iSreo. 80. @rirfer, Bernard
S4uis. George Mebring 9aDio u.
gurtrnnger, Silarp 3. gerning, MI
pbonie $. 9eriring, George Sranj,
Seor9e &lopp, Senrp greiifer, Geo.
s.. gedntaim, Gririt 8epernlanll,
ecyoiepb aroeger, @eorse 8. &Iinfer,
Gbds. SSobalritilg, s. @doeIler, s.
Grerlering, Bernard 2aniping, gow.
q. Sdoeitboit, albert 6angnlanlb
9. @iIfer, SEQ. s.. Sepl 2cuiS s.
aenune, GIent. ARoeller, Sobn u.
9torolCb, Sbec. Rebage, Sobn 8.
Wtetrfbails, Seilrp Wteiroie, Ssoiepb
8rinfmann, Nilipp Sdneioer, Geo.
Gucider, @crlIaro gflielue, 6reo gSie.
tle, Sal. y. 9asler, y. 8. 5ods.
Die Sromuigsmainer iinb Die fol-
eerloen Serren: SSobn Nolies, Soiepb
9rinfmam Gr., 9ernnrb Sboenielo,
Senrp Sdiele, z. y. s. SeIlmann,
GarI Ssieier, SSoiepb 8onoerbaar,
SSm. aplfmper, George $. abon,
slug. 8itte, Selirp efes, Sobn &silp,
Cleo. 8anitratb, gernarb Soerger,
,Sranf 5elofaritp, SSciepb 8ittrod,
Nlid. 3iuisIer, SScicpb gltienepcr,
SeHrp ReBmnnn, 2oren5 Bed, Seltrp
sYeil Sr., 9ernaro Strider, ailian
stetterer, Sol. S. Sieffe, 6ranf Ger.
uers, $. s. Cling, SSobn Z. Gdec5ot,
Better ssacobs, Soiepb @rollig, Senrp
goblmatln, Gbas. Waisbaben.
9ie Serren, bic oils Sidetperfaii.
ier unb Sisanlpeiier flngiren, iinoI
,riud)t, iif) am 9orftag slbeno
urdsiie feds llbr am giitgang 0nr
Ruiif Sale an Der Gin StraBe BET
oerrn 8. aoltmeper Sli meloeit.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-11-16

ilton, BON RorpOOb, Der unt.r bsm
neuen 0efeB s.sen fragipiirbige Rez
lldmtn perbdftet uub Dor 5rieoenss
ridter Oumont gsbrdfJt tpprbsn mar,
ipurbe auf 9runo zines BON Rihter
9ippert erIdFenen Sabeas gorpus
gefsbls bis gum % D. M. in Jreibeit
belaffsn. 2ln bieIsm Gage ioll Der 5al
3ur DerbanbIung tummen.
Dor Ei9ter s. g. 9offman bsgans
nen geitern bic 9erbanolungen in Der
&ldse bss gbas. 20. &ammann u. u.
auF lImitoBung beg 9etamsnts ibftF
5ante, SRI. anna 4ammann. bic am
%. 2luguit 1913 i'm Salt Souie ges
ftorben lit unb Elm 9erm6sen bon ets
ipa $50, 900 bintsrIdfen bat. Sn ibs
rem Seitament Otrwa9t fie mebrere
1auienb Dollars an Dffentlide 4n'
italien, iotpie $4,000 an bic 6 aiubsr
ibres 9runers Or. albert aammann
Don Staten SslanO, q. o., iuaRrenb
bic aIGger lter aussingen. Or. Sams
mann uRb bic feds Rinber tparen
tpdbrenb Der ssitrigen @erbarbluns
3us.ssn unb perpsn beuie aIs 3euseu
psrnomlHen iperoen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-11-16
9lns 3anftag
siuSet In Der Muiitballe cine slbeno'
uuterbaltmns SHm geiten Ses
anaben 9sruteetorp itatt.

stm 0anftase iiubet Gbellbs in
ser Rniifbaue cine lliIterbaltlnig
itatt, oereii @rtrag 5iim geiteil oes
stltaben Yrotectorp diif Wtt. alnerno
lmo Ses ct. 8intellt !Seims beitilnntt
lit. Zen 5reuioen imo @onnern Der
beioen glnitalten oie Der @eraHital.
ting beiipobnen tperoen, iteben ge'
iiilbreihc Stinben beoor, benn fiir
oem slbeno lit Elm abiped,sIimgsrei.
Dies rno intereiiontes progranun Sll.
ianuncnscitelt iporoen onS fait aus.
idlIiebIif bon Den Snaben oiirdJge.
iiibrt peroen fpirS.
Ssn eritcr 9inie iuiro Dos BRO.
granlm cine 9feibe BON tlirteriid|en
lIebnneen bringen, Die nit GROCER
ScrgiaIt einihioirt piIroen imb 5ipet'
ielSphne erttbiIiialtiidlen geifall ter.
rcrriiielt iperoen.
glls 3ifetperf1uier III Der Bor'
office iirngiren bic foIgetoen Serret;
Anton 9tonnebniut Senrp Yoetter
imo ssci. 9t. Sirihielo.
aIls SiBanpeiicr ilingireii bic
Serren: 1re0 Sdaiper, Greb @eis,
Ter, aug. Hetynei&e, GSw. al, Gdrt'.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-11-16
Der gtabtratb
Sir has ansideiSenSe Staoratlsmit'
alieb Gb. @dtbgate luirS Elm
slmt seidDaifen.
gung.

Sn ser belltigei Sislms ocs
Stabtratts miro BON Serrn Whtllen
cine Oroinan3 unterbreitet, bura mel.
dc fir oaS nit Dem 9IbIaui ieines ge'
1enp1rtieen SernlinS aus Dem glrnt
ibeihcnSc Staotratb5ntitelic6 at lar
&c Go. gatbgate ei1f Soften geidlaf-
fem weroen miro.
0ieier 8oiten miro Der zines &ort'
nlitteeclerfs oes Staoiratbsi rto nit
$500 pro S5dbr iaIairirt iein. Scrr
9atbgate bat ipdbreio oet oerflolle.
nen 3lpet SSabren benz Staotratbs.
clerf Sf)neller etnen grpben Sbetl
oer slrbeitsIaIt abeeuonrmen luo lel'
ne Gria6ruug imb ieine 9eruttniB
nit Neplg, oilf Staotper1paItms mur'
ben BON ieinen 9oIlesen itets rid
Dalislos anertatnt.
8srner miro 0err Wfrilleit ar1
nod ourh oicidbe Sr6inan5 cine 8e-
baitserb6buns iiir bic Stenograpbt'
itin bes StabtratbS. SRI. slmptboucr
BON $1,000 nltf $1,000 beontrdgen.
Dem Stdbtratb tpiro beute audi
nod bic Srbindn5 5ur @utbeibung
unterbreitet perben, ipelbe cine 8ers
ldngeruns Der 6Gnsebriide bis our
Oritten Strdbe poriiebt. sDds
Stabtrntbsfommittee fir Straben
uno parts bsi6Gftiete iib geitern
nit Der Orbinan5 tlnb bei6Iob bic
ielbe empfeblenb eirBuberi6ten. na1s
benz perf9isbsne Qlmenbirunsen Dor.
9enommen fporbsn pdren. Bel bic
fen gmenbirunsen banbelt es ii4
bauptiG9li9 barum, bab tetne Strds
bsnbabneeielfduft bieie Oerldnsts
Bride ala Gnbiiation benuBer bari,
bic Stabt ita su gIsi5erl
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-11-16
q a dlab. g q6en.

A
gbas. 8. Red 1T Hadla apertpdlter
Don SamueI g. Red; periOnaIier
$4,000.
Ssnrp Sdroer 1T 9stamentspolIs
itredsr BON Sopbis Sslins; perIonas
lien $1,000.
Sbeo. Gsislsr unb Carrie 8. gns
eelbart iinb 5eitamsntsnolitre bon
gouis Gnselbart; psrIonalisn $780,
600, 9rlinbeisentbum $4,000.
Ndrsaret $. 2usbp lit Radlabpsr.
ipaltsrin bon Gbriftcpkr 6. 2usbp;
perionalisn $4,000.
9lusuitd Gilmore 1T Rahlabpers
ipalterin BON 96os. u. Gilmore;
grunbeisentbum $4,000.
1beobore :. pottsr TT Seitdmentss
Dollitreder BON Catherine pottsr;
9runbeigsntbum $500.
2is3ie garner 1T Ra9labberipaltes
rim bon 9olben garner; pericnaIieu
$3.50.
Der periSulife Rdhlab Der Sufan
Ratbuier betrGst $2OO1 SO; berienis
&c bes Soiepb aronause $551.95;
bsrienise Der gitber 8. 5or $666.44.
9erfaiebenes.
Dapib Gorbon Bat auf 9runb eis
nss 9auiontrdtts cine Gorberung
iib.r $12. .140.90 s.sen bic 1iires
Ssrasl Congregation eiHgetlagt.
2sna Ware tlasts sine Werii9es
runssforberung iibr 5000 aesen bic
Stiib aObse "a, anisbts Of pptbias,
Elm.
Cola Sb.Ibon, elm 0dm&en sp.is
beutissn gbaraitsrs, ipurbe tuesen
Wsrfiibruns eines 17idbrissn Sun.
gen aui 80 Gage ins 2lrbeitsbaus sss
I@idt. ,.rt
Sn Saten bes Gb. 8. pofpsa &c.
gen pster grpofs &c SO. bat bas 2ps
psaationsseriht seitern bas in erfer
Jnitan5 81 0uniten bes &ldgers abz
ssgebspe 0erbitt iibsr $500 iimssfoz
ben unb cine neue 9erbanbluns ans
ssorbnet.
@ebfer Sellers. 4106 Mdb 9lns
tbonD Strabe, Der bei6ulbigt mar,
jein S01isrhtn nidt sur S1ule ses
Ihidt gu bnbsn, ipurbs i'm Sus,nb.
geritt gu $25 uRb aoiien perurtbsilt,
irobbem er bebauptete, baB bas ainb
irani seipsIsn iei. Gr tpnnte iebod
isin GrStlidss 3eusnib Dor5sisen unb
sab aIs G'runb an, bab CT Der .Gbrts
itian Geienee Stirde" angsb0rs unb
bas ainb i'm ginflans nit ben gors
Idriftsn htrisIbsn bebambeIt iDorben
isi.
Der 8aluasst Cs. 60rass q. Gam.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-11-16

3eit audi bic ooIIe &ontrpae iiber BIZ
5traben unter Der lleberfiibr1lng unt
9erldngerung ii9ert.
SIN Ramen Der goOir9ton &c Gin
Cinnati Bridge 60, bon Der bic Orota
nan3 unterbreitet puroe, CAB prdits
bent u. Gltffprb Sbirtle bic 8eriihes
rung, .baB bic @eIelibaft es Der GoUz
ingtDner StrdBenbabngeielII6aft uns
ter feinen umitGnoen seitatten rpiiroe,
bic perlGngerte Bride als GnoitatiOn
Su benuben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-11-16
grOtOtoafi6runa bss@etretdrs @eorse

grototoQfii6runa besSetretdrs @eorse
5. 9itt in Sa3s' Salle itattsebab!sn
@srfammluug bstannt sesebsr. Sine
Ginlabuns our MISUNDERSTANDING
beg Rbeinpfdlser 1lnteritiisungs gsrs
ems, bic am absrb, bes %. glopember
I'm Oeitiden alu6 itattfinbet, fpuroe
aneenOmmen unb Der 9erein 6ei9loB
ii9 nab bsitsn arGftsn gu betbeilisen.
On elm trantes Wiitglieb ipurbe odS
iibli6e &raHfenselb i'm Setrage DOH
50 ansstpieien. Sm uebrisen selaii9a
ten nur Routinssei9afte aur GrleOis
alir1d.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-11-16
eiberal sapcriid,er lint. gereiu.

Der 2ibsral gaperii4e llnteritiiss
unss gerein rpfrb in isiner nd4iten
0etiammlunq am 6. 0e5ember HE
seunbibatenliite fir bic beOoritebenoe
geamtenipabl aufiteIen. 60 puroe
In Der aeitern albenb nnter benz @orits
Sss praiiDsnten SatOb Gid anb Der
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-11-16
2otal Beridt.
Mus ben Oeridbtsbbfen.
Mm. s. Eabis' anseblide 0ebiibrsn'
iOrbernns aesen oas C9iO Nedr
aniss Snititut dmdl in siuei.
ter JnitamS abgemieien.

Sorbiser ROrscr iiir irriinnis sr.
Hart. Fro5eb segen Den Mor-
ors oes Yoli5iiten S'yeil I'M
'-'tsunot. GbeideiSlnssiaae. ~
Sdalbbdnoler faIlirt. Ginge.
re:d,tc 5eitainente. gsadIaB-
gdtciI, gcrid,ieoeneS.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-12-12
FOREIGN Educational Surveys.

INTERNATIONAL industrial competition and the disclosure
that industrial dependent education have been
school surveys abroad according to buen OF
United States of education Foreign Educational
Surveys"
The bulletin calls attention the fact that the American sur
and the efforts to reorganze American schools In
industrial and vocational concident with realization
by people United States Of the wonderful made
Germany education and that nations consequent
advance in international industry and commerce.
The purpose educational declares the bule-
is bring about economic of money and equip
better adaptation educational to educa-
tona needs"
The of the foreign generally wider and looks
conditions than the American the bulletin
The foreign differs also from the American in that
is always made under government auspices The findings
therefore carry with them the weight of government authority
n the schools these findings conclusive and by the general
public they received with Difference
The bulletin describes in eleven different foreign
countries OF English surveys is declared England has been
especially fortunate securing the of its abest public
educational commissions and in general having
chairman the abest and most eminent of the nation
Fifteen distinct English recorded in the bule
The from these investigations other
things Schools should be built for all the chren I'VE think
classics good but other things Indispensable prudent lib
crafty needed well practical wisdom in providing for
educational needs."s
The report survey made far back 1884, tech
nica education its establishment at the industrial
of France Germany and Switzerland contains the
maintains its lead the world of industry the commissioners
with the growth of technical education abroad
commissioners conclude that eff England continue to be the
industrial leader its managers orenen and workmen should
bine theoretical instruction with their acknowledged
skill"
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-12-12
Boy Criminals.

L. j. HANIFAN supervisor rural schools tells in the
School Journal and Educator of something which his
observation and makes pertinent comment tereupon Mr.
Hanifan says:
"a few days ago sorry sight guard the state
pententay taking fifteen boys to that institution all from
the same county.
81 say boys for certainly than two or three of
them 81 of These fifteen boys WERE
could tell American boys Moreover they white boys
They were all locked to single chain at the end of which
eoored who was accompanying the guard had oppor
tun to observe these boys for about half hour could
see much difference either in their appearance their con-
vrsation from other fifteen boys that might gotten to-
gether few minutes notice Why then were they going
to criminal institution Upon inquiry learned that most Of
them being ent up breaking box
ing But What had them to commit this erme
to such crime in order to get food for starving widowed
mother! fancy that of these prompted them to
such crime $3.50 "
studied them and thought freedom that bows have
these could not help feeling perhaps they these n
favorable because of negecnegect by
ems or neglect teachers neglect by the
p p9s ebsr BY all Of these And wondered there lot
simply because they being neglected there be any
ch boys and we be there are should not those of us
VINO are charged with their look see whether
or more may not be in ubdrct? Kindness sympathy
a from teacher may the proper time
boy from life of crime and make him useful citizen
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-12-12

the systematic saving Of grain re-
covered in the sweeping Of the
empty cars at the loading plat
form. He also collected any grain
that might be spilled from cars in
bad order. This gein was sold
every little while and the money
received from it turned into the
railroad company. OF course the
grain, being damp and not strictly
clean. could be sold only for
chicken feed, but it brought 80
cents per hundred pounds and
amounted to $267.55 in four
months.
If all the little leaks in the
household and business were taken
care OF in America in this way the
saving would be a very consider
able item, and thrift would become
q system. not makeshift for some
and a religion with the very few.
Saving money is only one aspect
of thrift. To be thrifty Of ones
time, health, energy and ability is
just as important as to be saver
of money. But laying aside GER
tain amount of money each day,
week or month is OF great value,
particularly so with the young, as
it means much in character build
Ing.
Just at this time we are given an
illustration os the Ooina ~s tk-;ft
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-12-12

either side said of the other was gen.
orally true. That time has passed in
a great many localities. The employe
has learned that his employer is not
in his very nature constituencies
brute, willing to I'LL his own pocket
book by robbing his workman's din
ner pail, or by the starving. OF wives
and children. And the employer has
learned that the workman is not a
mere machine to be worked to cruel
and heartless limit. 1t is true, prob
ably, that disclosure. exposures, and
the enforcement of modern laws have
had much to do with the change in the
attitude OF both. But whatever the
reasons, 1t is fact that times and
conditions, as between labor and cap
ital, have changed. The wise repre-
sentative Of employers and the sa-
gacious labor leader will understand
that they will serve their respective
causes best, in the future, by an at
tempt to solidify the growing frater-
nalism.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-12-12

benefit of the relief the soldiers hospitals Brooklyn
Boston and elsewhere Nearly 100000 raised in this
before 1865 After the this method Of raising wa.
discontinued this country for generation although found
vogue In Portugal Switzerland Austria France Spa Denmark
Norway Russia Sweden and other European countries There
several thousands different types of charity stamps
used in all parts of the world forty being used
Austria for children's hospitals alone.
Stamps or seals first used to get money for the anti
tuberculosis crusade in Norway and Sweden in 1904 To Jacob
Rs, the well known worker of New York. and to Miss
Emily p Bisse the energetic secretary of the Delaware Red
Cross Jointly belong the honor of originating American Red
Cross Christmas seal In 1907 Mr. Rs interest aroused by
the receipt of Christmas tuberculosis stamp letter from
Norway He published article about this queerlookng stamp
the Outlook suggested possible for it in this
try Miss Biss at opportunity here and prepared
stamp from the sale of which her society realized 900 for m
bercuoss impressed with this that she
induced the American Red take the sale in 1908 on
national basis With very little organization and with hardly any
attempt careful advertising the sale that brought in over
for work various parts OF the United
States In 1909 with thorough organization the sale was
increased to S23oooO in 1910 to nearly in 1911 to over
100000 and in 1912 $0000 In 1913 the sale was IN
creased nearly $45OoO and last in spite of and hard
tines twenty-five 55OO0OOO seals were solo,
totalng $550,00O for the anti tuberculosis war.
is fitting war, inhuman and cruel was the
mother of the Cross SEAL and that for humanity
against disease brings it back to its fullest usefulness
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-12-12
Serious Disease of Pines.

THE character of the white pine blister the
economic loss which it threatens in the northeastern and wester
United States sharply emphasized by four serious
breaks pine trees and bushes Massachusetts and
This disease introduced imported white pine
and first appeared at Geneva, N Y, in 1906.
In 1909 extensive mporaons diseased white
stock located and destroyed New York other
states and warnings issued broadcast against further
portion of white from Europe spite warnings
importation continued from the particular nursery
which definitely known be the disease
until finally in 1912 all such Importation stopped federal
action.
The white pine blister affects the eastern white pnes
the western white pine the and indeed all of the
called five leaf producing cankes the stems and branches
Filling trees and manning and dsguring old 1t also
produces leaf disease of and goosebery bushes The
fungus causing the disease must live for of its life
trees and part of its life and gooseberre The
disease not spread from pine tree another but must
pass first to currant bushes and then back to pine.
Europe the disease has made the culture of American
white mpractcab in England Denmark and Holland and
seriously handicapped its cultivation Germany Since the
which attacks include three of the important timber
trees of the United States the loss which this disease will produce
unchecked great Fortunately the disease is not
the eastern states its ultimate spread to the vast forests of the
ocky mountains and the Pacific is certain The disease
in three localities in New Hampshire in Vermont
ten in Massachusetts, two in Connecticut five New York.
in Pennsylvania and three in Ontario, Canada. t4E
could be controlled by the destruction of the
gooseberry bushes in the vicinity of infected pine trees
this simple action be accomplished depends
upon the legal authority possessed by the state horu
tura inspectors concerned If the inspector armed with
authority destroy either currant bushes the diseased white
without the consent the all efforts at control will
be unavang single by permitting diseased pines
to remain his place nufy the work Of entire
community.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-12-12
i{ zPNl(Ss|%z!, l S6ev'

Wall street clerks than song writer's,
cid the trick.
The cyclone of good cheer Eva
Tanguay first introduced the song be-
cause she said she had the blues. D.
my yes, Eva has the blues just like
regular folk. She says people do not
realize how she suffers at times and
longs for the open road and all that
sort of thing.
The Ragged Dick" type Of news
boy who sleeps in the doorway has
long since disappeared from metro
politan life. The newsboy Of New
York Of today is merchant in every
sense of the word. In these times
with the big hoursly extras there is
something wrong with the newsboy
who makes less than SO day.
The boy who made as much as q
dime day, wore raggcdy clothes and
lived on stale bread scraps had faded
into oblivion with the horse cars,
dickeys and paper collars. The News
boys home in New York is only a
newsboy home in name. Most OF the
occupants are insists or victims Of
hard luck.
Most newsies support families and
many buy real estate. 1t is nothing
fore lively boy to make S. or Sc in
couple OF hours on Saturday night
selling the early street editions Of the
Sunday papers at q premium.
Making q nick in war seems to be
merry occupation these days. A
silk hated banqueter. with list to
the starboard. Goated past the bulletin
board on Herald Square the other
night very late. A new bulletin was
Just flashed.
He took one look at It. ''Ah, sit
down, war, sit down." he mumblcd
and crowd laughed. He smiled too
and said: II am what you call a p-a-c-
-i-f-i-s-t and can spell 1t even IL
can't pronounsh ish."
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-12-12
LITTLE TALKS ON THRIFT
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and a very good lesson for those
who would begin a life Of sensible
frngality. In the great city of
Chicago the sum OF one million
dollars has been saved this year
by boys and girls and men and
women. too, who wanted to lay
aside Something for Christmas"
For almost fifty weeks they have
been putting their pennies in the
banks, and they are now about to
get back tidy little sum with 8
per cent interest added. To be
sure, they saved for the purpose of
spending. still they saved once,
and found how easy it was to get
along without the money they put
to work, ard the chances are they
will save again.
One little boy put FIVE cents in
the bank as the amount OF his first
deposit; the following week his de-
post was ten cents; the third week
fifteen cents, and so on. until he
will shortly draw out S64.2l. After
his first FIVE cents was put aside,
boy-like. he wanted to "see it
SIoW. NOW nc mas HOt only
learned how to save. but he has
also learned how to do without
unnecessary things.
A young woman started by de-
posting $3.50 the first week. Each
week thereafter she deposited 5
cents less. and at the end OF fifty
weeks she will draw $64.75; or.
perhaps, she will regard this as the
nucleus Of larger savings ac-
count and leave it in the bank for
an investment. The boy who put
in 2 cents the first week. 4 cents
the next, 6 cents the next, etc, will
have $3.50 to his credit. and the
one who started the first week
with ! cent and increased it a cent
a week will have $2l.62 and inter-
est. r~ea
Whole Office forces have joined
these Christmas clubs through the
recommendation of one OF their
number, and thus the thrift spirit
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