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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-08-13
Scr Oentide aampfsenoncnucrein
np1t 1901

miro ant fpmmenoen Sorntag,
oen Is. M11gllt, lem grinterungsfeit
an Bic 5hfaht BET @rapelotte anl 18.
Ml,glllt 1870 feiern, OIL apelder bie
beioer1 5l1r 18. Dipiiion, 8. Mra1ee-
forps gebDrigen 1hlestpiglbollteini
iden Snfanterie=N egimeltter SEQ. 81
nnD IS, Semen sic meiiten Mitglie-
Scr bes @erei1s Dor As Sabren a11-
gebDrten, rltbmbollen glntbeil rtaf-
men. Die Beier fin0et 0ieles Sabr
i'm @orten Des Norotpe1t Daoenport
1nrnbereing Hiatt ln0 miro I'M 2 l1br
Mad)mittogs ibren Mnfang nebnnen.
I'm 4 MFR 80 Mail,ltte11 nitro &a1r1c.
rao @nItop 9onalb (pom 5. Ibirin,
.gii1en SsynfanteriezGegimer1 $40. 81,
%. Dipiiion, II. Mrmeeforps) Sic
ISeltreoe Dnlten. @s lit at Doffen,
SOB biele grinnerl1ngsfeier ser altell
I8cteronen Don 1901 iib III Sin-
Iiidt al1f Sen felt einem Sabre to!be1-
Sen 8eltfrteg 5ur MISUNDERSTANDING
56eS Deutifen @eihes, bas in 6plge
Ser glorreiben @affentbatcn Der
.6euti1en Seere I'M 6el,tidtfran5oii-
.iden &riege Dor As Sabren bon Dem
groBen Meiiter Ser 5taatsflln1t, 8is-
mard, gegriinoet aper0en fontte, iid
zines iebr gl1ten 8ell,des Ser Mit-
glie0er aIer 6eutidfen @ereine l,no
|0es beutiden Nnlblifllms inn .Mllge-
n1ciren erfreien lpirb. Sir allerlei
l1nterbaltltngen, cute 5at5tnlliif mo
grfriidungen 1T bon einel1 umiidti-
gen Gon1ite beitens Gorge .getrage1l
tporoen. Der gintrift 5llln @artell
TIT rl1r 10 Gents. @etpiB Elm maBi,
ger 8reis, Sen Sober germ 5dbler1
miro, 5llrnal tpet1t1 er erfdbrt, bob EN-
bel bem Selte etna er5ielter l1eber,
l9uB I'M MniblnB an cine abermalige
|@abe al1s ser &aiie bes Berei1ls BEN
@iIfs-Jonb fir Die oeutlden mi
|o1terreih : 1tltgariiden Snbalioen.
ariegstpittmen unb -@aiien 5uflieber
miro, tpie 6as bei ber1 mi borige,
Sabre III &arnerab Sa111ens Garter
lin 8lad6atpf pcranitalteten Beite bel
SAT- 1par. 8offentli6 lit 6en otter
beutiden 8etera11en gu ibrer Crime
rungsfeier an cine Der midtigltet
|Shladte11 oes beuti9sfran5olilhet
Rriegcs ant nididyten 5omtage g1tes
@etter beiheert, bana1 biirfte es al
@eIudern moDl nidJt feblen. @il
meroen bis gum Sonrtag alf bieii
grinnernngsfeicr nod otter aafmerf
iam MAIDEN.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-08-13
Ilmsfauitc int Grppiitiunsparf.

Mn1 Spnnabenb l,no Counting mer-
Sen bebel1tenoe 6li,gfiinlte inn @rpo-
iitio1rsparf SIT Mod Sslalto ge5eiat
lperoen. l1nter moerem miro EN-
aalnpf 1T Ser Suit 5pilbel1 Natter=
Mpiatifern llno Deu &ptlpag-
nten IS" ltno rs" mlsgefiibrt per-
Sen. Sim 5pn,1abs1,o gibt es allBer=
als DISQUALIFICATION ein 5
Meilen Moorenn1cn ltlto am 5onl1tag
cine Nferoeansitell11ng. Ser allge=
mei11e gintritt betragt so Gents ll1tb
ein 5is al1f ser Sribiit1e 90 Gents.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-08-13
3aDlreide Sale fir september-
Scrruin.

sSad) Ben gegempdrtigen sln5eidc1l
iperoclr init bent oll Z. September be.
9iltneltoel @erid)tster1lin 5a6lrcide
Iolle 5ltr @erbolrollng gelangen,
lno 5lpar frimil1ellcr mic siniler Mrt.
Glc gerDanOlnn9slciter mcrOel1 Die
Nid)ter s. 9. 2etts bon 1apeniort
nnb q. g. Barrier bon Clinton leil1.
Gid)ter 2etts miro Sen Gorlib bei al
lel1 Geidmorel1cnfdllcn fiibrel1, mdb=
reno &idDter Barter bei @qlitp=Ial-
len praiioirelt miro. Gle @ran0
lSllrD mel0et iid am s. September
nlto oie Eetit Sl,rp ONT Is. Septem=
fer.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-08-13
@er5Deernng in Ser gettenoorf 81.

Dqlrd cine ger5ogerll,1g in ser
slnfrnit BON Waterial sur 9(1sfiib=
RING Der groBel1 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
gen lit Die 8ettenoorf Company ge=
51pu1tgen mor0en, sic @ie0ereroff-
1llng ibrer %lammntliden @erfItatter
Inn mebrere Gage binaus511ihiebel1.
Sic Office Ser 8etten6orf Company
Igab geltern Morger befarntt BOB cine
'gr0ffnung mabrideinlid in elmer
ISOLDE ODER 5ebn Ioge1t erfolgen
miiroe. Die ghmie6ez8 erfltatt miro
Ibercits an beutiget Gage in 8etrieb
'gel1on1nen peroen. Sobal0 alle
@erfll tatten geoffnet iei1 iper6en,
merOen 1900 Mrbeiter ODER n1ebr in
ben 8ettenoorf @erfitatten tbdtig
iein.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-08-13
yiuu nihtn tpir's!
@arnnt bic 9entidcn bic Tidelbanbc
tragcu.

tragcn.
Mit benz bringenben unb 19tpie=
rigen problem, pesbolb eigentlt4 Bic
beuti@en Solbaten bic ptde!ballbe
tragen, batte bic fran3D1t5de Wifz
ienidaft IN Der Sat allen MnlaB fidl
sinsebenb gu beihdftisen. llnO tie
bat au9 cine 2Dfung gefunbe,t, bic
ibrem tief in ben nrgrunb Der Din9e
einbringenben Sdarfiinn allie gbre
ma9t;; benn tie fubrt bic gcfiirbtete
ptdelbaube - bic nebenbet bemerft
li9 nod sar teines ebrpiirbigen III.
tiers erfreut auf ur5uitanre Der
menf4li9en @eele 3rriid. DaB bic
Miienidaft babet berbalten mut,
ouf bieIem ltmtpeg etnen 1leuen 8ez
pets fir bic 8arbarennatur bes
9eutf&en gu liefern, 1T Bel ben
J%ran5ofen extraordinarily. Sn bol<
lem @rnit fiibrt o!fo Or. 8erillon
IN Der uGepue be piDdptberapie"
folgenbes aus:
uDieie Rei9ung fir Bic nit elmer
@ptBe b~eriebenen Ropfbebedunsen
Bot Bel allen 80ltern borgeberr19t,
10 lange iie mod i'm 3uitanbe Der
Barbarei befangen lparen. Der aber<
gldu6if9e @eiit Der llrp0lter por auf
ben @ebanten berfallen, bab 3auber=
frdfte ben 9dlten Der ipegen ibrer
Rraft unb ibres Mutes gefiirateten
Siere entitr0mten. 9erienige, Der
feinen &ppf NIT benz !9orrl eines
@tiereS famiidte, muBte arf biefe
Dirt Der Sapferteit un5 beS feurigen
Mlltes bes 5ieres teilbaftig iperben.
Bon oa NOR es nur Elm Saritt Bis
gu benz @ebanten, baB bon biefem
5prn &rdfte iibergingen, bic CUR
Mieberperfung bes gegners beIdbig-
ten, bic Inn ettten ID 1tarten Gin
hrud madten, baB fem Miber1tarb
gebro6en lpurbe. limb bieIer G9ritt
nurbe f9nell bollaogen. Der @laube
on bic Mo6t Der S6rner oSsr BON
Dingett, Die cine entfpredenbe 5osrt
baden, tpte 59mudItiiden, Die in ciz
11er Spite enben, Dut iid Bis 5ll llnz
ferer Set erbalten. 81 man@en
Rretfsn tit mon. gepDbnt, ibnen bic
Rraft bon Mmiiletten ober Soils
maren 5u5utralten. Sc nadbem mon
ibnen einen f9iiBenben pber 8ertei=
bigungspert aufdreibt, limb es Mmuz
lette, bic Die Jabigteit baben, Sen
@ieg 81 berbiirger, i1tbem lie unberz
nunbbar MAIDEN, ober es limb Salis=
1na1le, beren Mirtung BARN Deficit,
boB Der 5einD er1dredt unb obnz
mddtig gema6t .unb IL ouf @nabe
nnb %l1ngnobe a1sgeliefert nirb.
Diele Eotia6en geniigen, INN gu be-
tpeifen, bob bic Seutonen BON beute
tpegen ibres 5ettdismus unb ibres
@laubens an bic Gin19u9terl1ngs=
mittel bic biretten Na6fabren jener
iinb, Sic bur9 bic Mrlnee bes Maz
rius 5eritreut ipurben. unb bie{e
gauge Darlegung tpiirbe in Der Sat
ols Materiol gu elmer ern1tbQften
nnterfudung in elmer u3ettfdrift fit
RfnAotberapie" seniigen.. 100. -.r
81. gape, saBnarst, @eeurit'
Baiil6tng. (Mna.)
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-08-13
Ger @raub sS,,rp iibcriuicicn.

l1lrter $500 @iiraidaft m,lroc por-
.9elterl Nodnittag 9bil. Meier boz
SHERIDAN Iptpnibip bon Goliseirid).
ter 2onis 6. Moo0clpig Der @ran6
Slirp iiberpieler. Nfeier lit 6eid)nl-
fotgt, ltb on cit1er1 ~15iabrigen Mia0=
det peraal1gen SIT laben ul1o Ser
mallote oes Maodclts traten als 3elt.
gen gegen i'm al1f. Ger Ingriff ali
oas Wsaod1e11 loll lid ont %. Otai CT
eignet l6abel1. M}eier pcr5ihtete alti
eil1 Gorperb6r.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-08-13

- Die Taocnport Clearing &orle
Miociation bielt borgeltern Mbe11o
cine 5iblng in Sem @eballoe Ser
'3eutldel1 Sporbal1f ab. gs gelang-
ten mir Gol1tincgeiddftc sur 5prad)e.
4ralioent S. g.. Sasler mar abtpe-
lell6, lo0aB gi5cprait0elt @ultaD
'Stlleben Sen 8orlib fii9rte.
Mitglie0er Ser Welscatime 2e=
bee &omlniiiion ltatteten geltern am
I5patnabmittog nl1ierer Staot einel1
@ell16 ab un0 nabmen oie gerbelie=
irungen an ser @apenport 2epee in
Mltgcnidein. Nu6 fonferirten lie nit
Mdaior @offn1an.
- Cine olf 5ebn Iagen beredmete
5erienrelie ba6en D~orgeltern Nbeno
Die Sral1lein @ert6a 1llpo @lfricoa
Nienra1l1t bon ser @elt a. StroBe an
getrete1t. Sic 1perben nod Sem Often
Efabren l1lro ll11ter anoeren1 al1b sen
geiagara=JaQen einen 8ellt6 abitat-
ten.
- Die Snlpeftion Ser Muton1obil=
Tabritrabe bon @bicago nod aa1tlas
.Gitp bis 5llln @olf nl1r0e ge1tern in
ben 1rei Sta0ten burb Weamte Sic
ler Ja6ritraBe ul1ter 2eitung bon So
bert sc. Gorion bon Soma GitD be-
|enbigt. Sic @rci Sta0te iinb nit
geniigen0 @egtDeilern bieler nelte1l
|Tabrltrabe berieben morben. Die
&eilegeielldoft fat ii6 bon bier nod
|Gbicago bcgeben. Ser 9apenport
4lltomobile Slut bat ll1lgefabr 4OC
@eg1peiier fir bieien 3tpcd gefallft.
- Nabbia1er Sl1li1s @alprin Dor
cincinnati, apclder III Dieiem Sabre
Don Dem Se6ren l111ion College gra=
0uirte, lit bon Sen Grllitees 0es Gent,
pels %sStnnan11el eingelnOen moroen
ben @~ottesbien1t an morgigen Sagt
|3u letter.. 9r 6alprin fon1mt als
9emerber Inn Sic Stele, Deld)e bl1rd
bic &~eiianatio1 bon Gabbiner 8ein
Iitein Dafant mllrOe.
IS 1pl1roe gciterm befannt ge
gebenz BOB @11hpalt Soc 81. Cane &c
Dem atl1 1l4d)jten Dontterstag l%tattfitr
|0en6et 8ollfett ser Sotelbeiiber alS
Soaltmeilter in11giren miro. Mt10er
&c0ner aper0en iein: 8lnoesridte,
Martin S. @abe, ber friibere Bun
loesabgeororete SenrD 8olln1er I'M
Sefretaiir Srping 6. Norapooo bon
Commercial Club.
Dr. gafer, 8abnar5t Mbitate
Fulfilling, Mn8Q
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-08-13
Snn1 Sphnitnn. ELL suinnli

Sam Sobnito1n, ein Singing
bon Glorioge, 1Dl1rbe bieler Gage
ldtper perlebt, als er beim 8fliigen
al1f elmer 6arm in ser umgegeno
bon glorioge IN ole gdeioen Ser
Gflugmaidine fiel. gr trltg eine
idJpere Sdnittpllrloe a,11 8ein oapor1
uno batte eillel1 itqrfen 8ll1tperllit,
ebe CT ar5tlide @iilfe crbielt nlrb
nad Bent ct. Sllfe's 6oipital iiber=
fiibrt mllroe. Sobnlton miro pom
Or. gllen bebnnoelt. @%abrideinlid
miro ibm Dos perlebte @eil1 al1lputirt
|1peroen miiilen.
- Merdants sransfer & Storage
60. &elepAon 1855. 1an5l
49, ri :. -AH -, -.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-08-13
Noli8eili6cr @moocI,mnooel.

Yolt3etltOct 8u00cltttM0Oel.
gor llllgefabr 5lpei Mo11ate1 apltr-
De ci1 giltbrlld) in oas @cinl bon
Hid)ter Natbaniel 6rel1d lllterl1olu=
men l1lo Silberiad)cl1 urlo S6nm1d=
geaelitdnOe sum @etragc bon $500
geltoblell. Bic Ieteftipe &in11ep ullo
gilbop mltroel1 NIT Scr Ml1farbcitu1g
bes Sales hetraut. 9ln1 Spnl1abelD,
oet IL. Sl1li, M6el1os fllr5 nod iedls
l1br pcrbaftetcn tic cin il1l1gcs 6rau=
e1t5imn1cr 9ean1el1s Mlltb @rigbt l1n=
ter Ser tednil6en Ml1fIage Scr 2an0=
ltrciderci. Mlltb @rigbt mar geraSe
int cil1enl Mlttolnohil Don cillem Camp
%gefpnnncl. Salr @cgriff, aus Dem
slllto al1s5niteiger, mltrOe tic perflaf=
tet. @enige Minl1ten nod ibrer Ser
baftltng eridicl1cn 5lpei ooer 0rei
llll1gc Main1lcr, Die iiA bei ser Sad=
ion Carl Company aufgcbalten bot
ten lu10 leiiteten @iirgidlaft I'M @e=
TRACE bon SIS.
Ms Sic Ieteftipe &il11ep ltl1o 8ra=
0p Io1pie 9oli5cifapitall 5dlueter Ell
ftbrcn, BOP Sic Mr%reltontin gege11
@iirgidaft BON $15 bon ben1 anti
renoe1 Nuli5eiiergeanten Sioncp 2o=
Strange altf freien SUB aelest 1par,
lparen lie ilberalls bcltiir3t. ga je=
oodl ein 9cridterltatter Oieler Set
tl1rg 5l1fallig 5ugegeal nor, gaben lie
ibren malren @efiiblel1 feil1er1 lal1te1r
slusorud, ood NOR cs eriidtlidl oaB
Die Treilaliung Oes Trauenainnlers
lie ldmer cnttauiht battc. Gsoli5ei=
def @ans Sdronm lpar bei Ser Gin
|lieferttg Scr @efangerten aidt 5l1ge-
gen lln0 mllBte Don ser gal15el1 el11=
gelegcnbeit nid)ts.
gSltn fam geitcrn ein ieniationel=
Ter 9eridt elmer bieitge11 9sadm1it=
tags5eitllng NIT Scr @eboltptlll1g, oaB
|Glltb @right friiber als 9ienltmaib=
den in Midter 6rendl's Seim or1ae=
ltellt aemel elt lei. Ser gmbruh lei
Don einem gbauffellr, melber ser
2ieb1aber 0es Mdohens lei, al1sge=
fiibrt DorOelt. linn gi15elbeitel1 iiber
ocll %sh1fentbalt bieles I'M 9eroabt ocs
gill6rtds ltebenoelr Gbntffel1rs 5t
@er6altel1, murbe Mlltb @rigbt feitge=
1omnlrcl1. Sic lpar fir cine Sibnllg
oes uoritten @raOes" i'm ugrait1
9toont" mlserleben.
Statt oeiIen lpl1roc lie gegel1 cine
geri1ge 8iirgidaft freigelalien l1no,
1pie boralts5uieben NOR, lieB lie oie
@iirgidaft 0rrd) Midltcrlhei1len inn
Eoli5eigeridt I'M stid). Sic ipG ioz
gar Dem l1nter Gerondt itebenoen
|Gbonffelr einen redt fraftigen @il1f
nit beln 3annpfabl gegeben baben,
looab oerlelbe nrplotlid) aus Ser
|Staot perldrpano, als lperm i'm Elm
grobe6en bcrihlll1gen batte. Sic
M11gelegenbeit miro ei1ter ltrengelt
ltl1terlldu11g %ullter1porfen peroen.
Nidter Ratbaniel 6rer1 erflarte
inns geltcrn a(beno ol1f cine telepbo=
nil6e Suffrage, BOB CT cine Neripn
9san1el1s Hlttb @rigbt nid|t femme.
gs mag a6er iein, BOB itd) oas Mao=
den einelt ar10eren Nalnen %5ugelegt
bai.
90 lit irge110lpo ctpos fal1l i'm
Staate 3anen1arf, nno bieles gtpus
beoarf ser 0ringertoel1 Mufflarung,
l1n1io mebr, als Noli5eid)ef Sol1s
Sbranm bon Scr BON Sen 9etefti=
ben ai1rnep ltn0 8ra0p- altfgeltelten
I6corie nidJts mlBte.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-08-13
~

- Saben gle i6on Olb miIiion
Bier probirt? @lei6 nit hem belten
impprtirten 8ier unb empfoblen bon
ben 9ottoren. Nod Sslan6 Breping
20. lGn1.l
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-08-13

Son Noli5ilt @lidbon muroe
acltern abeno 6ranf Mal1ion ltno s.
Mtalonc, bic lidl acpriigelt baben lol=
len, Derbaftet.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-08-13
aleiue @taot=M enigteiten.

- @l,t sit Sub 11adJ benr @cbraud)
lttlercr SllB=Sabletten llto GuIper.
&iepc's Mpotbcfe. Qln3.)
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-08-13
&ontraftc fir @e,ucr6cidp1lc pcr=
qe6cn.

Die befanrte 1abe11porter Mrdi.
teftenfira1a bon Glallien l1l1b arnle
pergab geltem 0ie fogenoen Scott
trafte fir Ben @au Ser l1elter1 Sar0.
fertigfeitslf1lc an Der II. uno Mair
StraBe:
Mlgen1eirer gul1fontrQft: Senrt
Iappel1oorf un0 Company, God SIS.
LAMB;
9ei5uns: s. 3. moore, 1opcnport.
Mnrnbing: Npan Nlunlbing un(
Seating Company, 9upenport.
Gleftrilde @eleu6tullg: glectril
Contribution urb Mad)inerp Gom-
ponp bon God Sslmo.
8ie pergebelpen &ortraftc belaufer
ltb i1sgelommt auf $35,0O0. Dfi1
ben 9allarbeitc1t miro lpfprt begon=
men hperoel1. 3ie rel1e @elperbelhul(
miro anr 1. Sar1llor fcrtig geltea1
leil1 nlto Dem 8etrieb iibergebc1 mer.
ben.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-08-13

@eiratbs : grlal1briBid)cil1e CT
lbicltcl: GIpbe Mpprc lllo Senrictta
COOLER, Iaoenport; s. 6. Sn1it6
1lllo Margaret MeGuntas, 1anel1-
ppri.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-08-13

TFarrer S'5nlipal1, ipelder
friibcr Ser 2e6rfafl1ltat bcs ct. Mnl=
brolc College %angeborte, lit sum
Silfspfarrcr in Soapa @itp erl1arltt
iUpr0cn.
Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1915-01-09
Pruning of Fruit Trees

Recognizing that the setting out of
a fruit tree is for the purpose Of get
ting fruit, all pruning is to be done
with this in mind. Occasionally fruit
tree is set as much for ornament or for
shade as for the fruit, calling, perhaps,
for slightly different pruning than
when grown for fruit alone; still, the
treatment would not differ greatly, for
no matter what the object of the plant
ing, tree of pleasing outline is called
for.
All fruit trees demand a growth of
young shoots annually IL fruit is to be
rendered by them, and such shoots fol-
low good pruning and good soil. While
dormant the cutting out entirely of
old shoots, the cutting back of others,
both with the aim to have new shoots
follow them, is to be considered. And
often as not there are too many shoots
being carried for the best reults, and
a thinning out of such branches should
be undertaken. When fruit trees have
been neglected for years there are sure
to be branches too close together, and
which the tire weould benefit by their
removal; and now, before the leaves
expand, is the time to do it. Those who
have had their trees injured by scale
to an extent that greatly retarded
their vitality, and then by spraying
them quite rejuvenated them, will have
noticed that with restored health the
shoots spring out from all over the
tree, both where wanted and where not
required. There will be many of these
to be cut out, leaving them only where
they are demanded. In the writer's
experience it is well worth consider
ing when pruning the leaves of the
branches here and there to permit of
easy climbing the trees. 1t can often
be done, branch left here and there
and one cut away sometimes, that
easy movements about the tree be
provided
Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1915-01-09
SCHOOL NOTES

Miss Selma Anderson, teacher of the
eighth grade, who has been i'll at her
home in Tustin for several weeks, will
return Saturday to take up her work
The Jorddn Riuer school now has an
enrolment of ~, the largest for long
time.
Miss Johnson of the high school facul-
ty was called to Big Rapids Saturday
by the serious illness OF her father.
The series of class basketball games
has been played at the new gymnasium
this week. The juniors defeated the
freshman Wednesday evening by the
score of 13 to Z. On Thursday the sop
homores defeated the seniors, Ia to TO-
The game for the school championship
was played Friday evening.
Regular work in physical culture for
the girls of the high school begun this
week, in charge of Miss Coleman, prin-
cipal of the high school. The class
meets for a half hour session twice
each week. This work is required of
all girls of the school.
Merle Crowell entered the high
school Monday He will take special
work
The Forum and Delphic Literary
societies had excellent programs at
their meeting Friday afternoon. De-
bates and dialogues were features of
the program. The high school orches-
ira furnished music for the Forum
society.
The first basketball game of the sea-
son will be played here by the local
team with Harbor Springs next Friday
evening Jan. 10. Harbor Springs has
a strong team and the local boys are
planning to give them a fast game.
The agricultural department has re-
ceived from the M. A. G. fine col
lection of grains and grasses, including
about % varieties; also an assortment
of 100 different kinds of seeds of the
grains, vegetables and weeds of Michi-
gan.
Plans are beinp made to provide hot
water for the shower baths which were
Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1915-01-09
Care of Machinery

The loss to farmers In not giving
proper attention to the storing of ma
chinery when not In use Is very great.
From the car windows good machinery
can be seen standing In the fields
where last used, exposed to rain, sleet
and snow, to be damaged more In this
way than from the wear OF the harvest.
To a certain extent 1t is carelessness,
but the chief reason given Is lack of
funds. This of course may be true,
as it is cash outlay added to the cost
of the machinery, but If series Of
years is taken into consideration the
saving of the machinery, and the saw.
ing of horse flesh by the machine run.
ming easier and working better, a ma
chine shed will pay for itself in a very
short time. 1t has been estimated that
about one-half the loss in machinery
is due to weather, or, in other words,
by proper shelter the life of the ma
chine will be doubled.
Although we have spoken of this
subject before, the question evidently
needs constant agitation. Perhaps a
clearer idea of the loss the farmer sus-
tains by not housing his implements
may be had by our recalling part of a
conversation we had with a prominent
western farm implement maker He
said: Don't talk too much in your pa
per about housing farm implements;
we make big profits selling repairs
Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1915-01-09
First Methodist Episcopal ChuHh
Rev. T. Porter Bennett. Pastor.

1890 Strengthening the Fort" will
be the evangelistic subject for the
morning service. Will you be present?
11:45 Sunday School. Have you been
enrolled yet? Over two-hundred were
present last Sunday. Let US make it
three-hundred before Easter.
700 "Why do the Wicked Live?s will
be the theme for the evening service.
Bring your friends. Large crowds have
been in attendance this week. A num-
Der have been converted and the in
terest is growing.
The week night services will begin
at 7:30 Good singing, wide-awake
services.
Monday night Rey. w. F. Kendrick
the district superintendent, will preach
and conduct the Quarterly Conference.
Do not miss hearing him.
Friday night Miss Harriet Alling OF
Japan will deliver an address. Be sure
and come to every service next week.
We need your cooperation and prayers.
Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1915-01-09
Care of Peech Trees

The varieties of peach trees selected
must be largely determined by the
locality in which they are to be
grown, as some varieties thrive better
in some localities than others. If con-
venient to market in many cases the
earlier varieties are the most profit
able, provided, of course, they are of
good quality; but with peaches, as with
almost every variety of fruit, if an
extra fine quality is grown, there is no
difficulty in selling at good price.
When grown more especially for
home consumption select varieties that
will give a supply through the longest
season. Peaches are particularly a
fresh fruit, and are best in season, ana
little or no effort is usually made to
keep them any longer.
Peaches need reasonably loose soil
and will not thrive If grown in sod for
any considerable length of time. The
soil should be prepared in good filth
by blowing and narrowing.
Peaches are so often injured by
severe cold freezing weather, that in
a majority of cases spring planting is
preferable to fall, but II is an item to
make all the preparation possible in
advance so that at the first favorable
opportunity in the spring planting can
be done.
Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1915-01-09
SiciIian Tax Collector.

"For heavens sake, excellency, give
me little more time before putting
the bailiffs in"
Are you ready to pay something
on account"
Alas! Excellency. l have nothing
nothing at ALL"
Its clear to me you have not made
the least effort to pay"
"Ah, signor! Twenty times, at
least, have hidden at the side OF the
road with my gun, but not a living
soul passed"
Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1915-01-09

1t pays to go down to the city and
work up trade for the farm produce.
Hunt up customers for the butter,
eggs, apples, potatoes, cabbage and all
such stuff. Have a regular market
day when you can always be found
there. Folks will expect you and de-
pend on you. They will pay you cash
and as good prices as they would have
to pay at the store, because they get
better weight and measure and fresher
produce.