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Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-07-14
NOTICE TO CREDITORS

No1IJk - nsKscy g1vcns "a sc 3Uk-
scri6er n.s cbsaired from fks o.
pnAns' Co1rt q Anne Arundsl c0Gnty
N AarylEnd, LsftsxH TeEsznsnfAEy "a
see psrsonal estate % SEMME WELCz
owKys- ate - Anns Arzndel Coznty
Diseased
A. persons having c-aansx RgAinss Lns
dscs&sed are hsrsoy warned 20 sxhihEs
the szzes with the vouchers thersos. &
tne subscriber, On or before fhs Z5sn
day % JULY. 1915 They nay oEhsr-
wise. by Ian. be sxcEudsd fruru a. tsus-
e q SAid estate AL persons frdshas1
- sAi1 estate are requested 3 r-s<s in
nsdfzEs payment
Given uEdsr ny Asnc shis lsss ZAP
~ ganuarys 1915
At BRADY. Exscusas
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-07-14
NOTICE OF APPOINTMENTS
Onice Of the Beard of Supervisors Of
Elections for Anne Arundel County,
MARYLAND.


Elections for Anne Arundel County,
MARYLAND
Annapolis, Nd. June Is. 1915
AT = ueting OF the Beard Of Super
viscrs Of Elections for Anne Arundel
County. Maryland. held in the Court
Ho1ss AZ Annapolis. Nd On Friday,
June IS. 1915. the following men we're
selected as Caief Judges OF Elecet-
tfcns and Registration O5cers for the
several election precincts. as reguired
hy Section I. Chapter 202. Of Article
SO. OF the Code Os Public General Laws
Of Maryland.
Notice OF selection has been mailed
10 the address OF each psrscn-request-
irr them to appear before the Beard
between the hours OF Il o'clock q H.
? o'clock D. n Thursday, July Is. ISIS
AZ which tine they VII be examined
and sworn In
FzsT DIsTEscT
1t Prrcsu-t-yET ETIiaz- s Gzsxe-. rsr. G1Il1lrsyss
:; Lee Harassrg, oe1. Gall0szys- - PEsszzes
SEn 7. aier. cern-. Scu<h kEger-
SEcuND DsrUcT
lss sPrecsa-t-Fera1nzzr T. GrMcna. req. East
pcrt- Heury Bcet.er. ce1- Eascrcrr 1r1 Pre-
csncr-Alexan5er l. A1derscn- rep. As-zs1cs.s 5.
?. d. Henry Hs6zes. cem-. Cz7nrzFs. 2 2
D TAirr Precszce-lz ANS Wood wzra. reg. Az
na1e,14s 2; ?. D. G~orEs Garner. der lAnzapc-
Us. z d
TlEED DzsrEscT.
Tss Precin-r-Louzs S1nrzru. reg Elvac1u. r
r D. " Wzifer Pheios. DEN. Eivztcr- r. p . I'd
Precsnct-C- c1rrod Bgace. rep Azazoolls. 3. q.
D Ia1es A Stt1chcrrzo. Ger1-. Arusccilss = :
FoCETH nZsTEIcr
Ia Preclnct-Frznk Bra5v. req Annzccla
Iszcr5oz- Wyie l. Donaidscn- e<z-- Olertcu
nd Precinct--Tohn T. Eicus rep. Severn. ArtkuE
FIETE DEsTEhcr.
ss-Prscinee-CH DIARIES J. Flsgd. req, Bs0cklgn
. MIrSter. te7. Brcckiyr. z-G Preclrct-
Sar1lel Bcone- j. rep Glen Barnles ). : Par
Gee den LzrsdcEn, r 2. D Ord Precircr-
Iss<oh c Read. req Carts Bzys Henry G ~ II
sazzs dEn.. C1rris EzE-
SrETH DrsrE1-r.
Isl Prscircf-Iotn Basil. req. Annzccliss Ichr
r. FcErhe. dEu1, Annapolis. Ind Precz1C.--L
Heruaz Tee1sz. reg AnzzpcllS- Oscar v Da~es
dem Arra1rlss. ard PreclncT- " tli1ara II va
nacria tsh Prerinee-T- Alert Elder. rec.. Al
rzocls Ctaries o DIlza. dem. AnnzpclIs-
ErzHrH DEsrxDcT
lss Prerrrt-Herry E RawizrEz. rep Green
ccxs John Perry den,-- NuEweM 1r1 PrecIrcr-S
Kemp p1-scr- rep C6uryhrrn- Ichn 2 Wesls
z TuCHAfAS BEIGE Pres
T. ROLAND BROWN
CHARLES 2 MYERS
Beard of Supervisors cf ElertnguS for Anze Arm
PsnIP arosG1s. Clerk ar.zs-is
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-07-14

Black Fax No 11--Follozing theiR
successful escape. Sanford Quest. Le-
nora and Laura and Prof Ashieigh.
arrive II Szn Frzncisco with their
prisoner John Craig Inspector French.
who has received cable froE Quest.
meets the party - tEe dock- Tie
Quest party decide 70 visit the exPcsi-
ticn for two weeks ard k're1ch starts
on his jo1rney East with his prisoner.
Craig.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-07-14
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

NOTICE il heEehy given. hat the
~ Subscriber has obtained frcu fhe
OrpAa1s Ccurt 0f Anna Arnn5sE Coc.
-. = Azrylsnd. Letters. .Testzuerksry
o1 the persoual estate Of ELIEE
HENSON. late CT Anne Arundel Cc1r-
y. deceased All perso1s hzviU0
claims against the deceased, are hereby
warned to EXHIBIT the same, =ssn ths
vo1eners thereof. 70 the subscribs-. ou
or before the l9sh day of OCTOBER
lSl5- Ifeg EsT otherwise, by law. he
exciu1e1 from ali bene6t Of said estate
All persona Indebted 20 said estate zrs
requested . make immediate payment.
Gives. under ny h&nd this lsxh dsy az
April. 1873
CHARLOTTE C. RIDGELY,
- ExecutRix.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-07-14

Thomas A. Edison. the greatest in
ventor in the world. has accepted an
invitation frura Secretary Daniels 70
head Al advisory baAr5 q civilian In
vento-s % the Bureau q Invention
and Dsvelcpnent to be created IN the
Navy Department His scesptance
will 20 forward At once 70 Washing
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-07-14
= FOR SALE q

A vas-ah1e rsece cf rr1perxy tc- sale cheap 70
cua-x hUver. STCGE. rizxe glass krrr<- HOUSE,.
Srcrrs ard bat1 ard Lzr<e hzE al rccCz rri-
wzre hszer-ere AXIS and 9ex.s. entrance 60 h1se-
r-rr fru-z street h..c waesr heating pzzx- eiec-
trl-z<T and EzS rccE-s On 1rx1 t1ur r1ce1T N-zzz-
Cd Trss rrccexxy cz1 BE 6cEEhr cErect frur1
W-i-e g ne zE6ress 2 9. Ecz Ide. Aznapcsss.
NJ ZU
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-07-14

Neves rest IS The price paid for cur
greatness. Could We rest. we must
become smaller in soul Whoever Is
satisfied with what he does has reach
ed his eliminating poiut-he will pro-
gress 10 more Mans destiny Is 70
be not dissatisfied. but forever unsat-
lsfied z. W. RoheEtsen.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-07-14

Annapolis lest the Avistion camp.
and probably the Armor plate plant.
now will she lose the Edison projecs9
Let the Chamber q Commerce Cif
there be ouel get busy Is well a. the
City COUNSEL
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-07-14
NOTICE T. CREDITORS

NU14LE- - @sHeky EaVeE AE44 zee Eac-
=1Tznss cEz oDszt1sG srorn the o..
pnEcE C91gt ~ Anre Arunzsl Lcuufy.
"A = axy Azz1 -s sGeFN Eeat4u1sntkFy on
sre pEEscEsa aSsA1s u
J&NEs BUcEAsAs HEsEE,
as % Anns Arua1sl 1s1n1y. s.
eS4EsS. A. peEzcaz having aza8z-s I
AgzlusE re 1sceEssds are hsFsby FsznsE
- sxhinit shs sane. win scs vcr~hsrs
t1sEsof. % t1s Eub1crinsr. un c. tsfors
tne i5kn day u SEPTEMsER. 1915. TnsT
1n4y oEnerwtss. - lsw bs snclu1ac
from Al sszstitz o ssz5 sz.zsa. AZ .-
sna1 in1zbssd T. s&t4 szszts -. a@.l....
- e z-axe zz1z.s11sss gKymsn&
Given AMER ~ hsnd snis g. a. y.
Aarnh. isis
FE. c. A. HESzx.
;. ~. EUEE,
HEEEEsT CEEEzMAx
MI ExecutoEI-
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-07-14
NOTICE TO CREDITORS

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN. That
the Subscriber has obtained from the
Orphans Court O. Anne Arundel CouZ-
~, il Maryland. letters of aduinistra-
tratiOn On the personal esttas of
A n ELEISE SEEBOHN
late Of Anne Arundel County, deceased
Al persons having claims against the
deceased. are hereby warned % sxhEhif
the same. with vouchers. 20 the sub
scriber, On or before the
TTH DAY or DECEMBER, 1915
They may. otherwise. b. IaW. be eK-
cluded from all benefits OF said estate.
Al persons indebted 10 said estate are
requested 70 make immediate payment
Given under ny hand this Ist day q
June. 1915.
FERDINAND SEEBOHM.
Admintstratcr
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-07-14
NOTICE TO CREDITORS

NOTICE is aerebY gixsu. Thst tns
S1bscrIbsr has ooEaiued frou khe
Orphan CouEs of Anns ArgndeI Cozr-
tys IN Mary is15. LesteEs OF A1uiais-
tratlo1 cn the pgrsG1Ei estate q ANNIE
SANDERS iste cf Aune AEunde.
CC1lty, deSsSSe1. AL EsEsous hzVinE
claims against tue deceased. are hereby
warned % exhibit the same, stir the
vo1chsrs thsEeof, 90 the subscriber. ur
or before tee 18Th day OF OCTOBER.
1915 Insy nay otherwise, by lzE, Be
excluded from all benefit of ssi6 e.
tate Al! 2ezso1s Indebted % said e
tate are reG1este5 90 make f-mecf at
DayCen&
.Ciyeo under ny hand this lSsh day
October. 1915.
MANON D. C. SANDERS.
AID Admr
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-07-14
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

NOTICE = hereby giysu. E1zg gne
SGbscr1ner has onEaiae1 from the
Orphsns' Cc1Et of Anne Aru15el Ccuc
y. in AaFgtan1. Letters Tessagleatsrg -
O1 the peEs1CRl estate Of FREDERIC Il
W. SEEBO aM. Iste OF Anne Arandsl
Cc1Egy. deceased Al persons hzFing
ciaiGs against tas deceased, are hereby
warned &C exhibit the szTe, Eith the
voEchars tHsreof, 90 the aubscstber. cr
0F before tue 18Th 5sy o. OCTOBER.
1873 They may otherwise. - la9. o.
ex.lE5e3 frnEl si8 ne1e6t of SAID e.
tate All persons lDdsbred q said e.
tate sEe reg1ests5 e. make imma1ists
payment
GiVe8 unoef nY haa1 Ehis 1ssb day q
April. 1915
KATE. 5 SEEBOHN,
al Exec1triE
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-07-14

Europe's war Is leading Europe to
be more earnst in saving the babies
But even these sctiyitiss on It's part
are sinister.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-07-14

One interesting prospect for 1916
is that Mr. Bryan ard Col. Rooseselt
will Be rivals Tor the leadership of
the prohibition party.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-07-14

Probably the mechanical dramas
would not have become 50 popular had
the legitimate stage avoided machine
made predictions
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-07-14

Racial eieavaRes IN American Poli-
ties are not the meet pleasant symp-
tougs 10 the world
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-07-14

No. II is pot likely that the sub
marine can be reformed by legislation
any more than can the human race
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-07-14

Champ Clark may never beeUms
President. but b. has At least msde
the word .honeyshuck' famous
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-07-14

Ia one thing the Mexican leaders
are unanimous and that Is their dis
trust of ore another.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-07-14
NOTICE. 10 cREDIToRs

hloTICE Is HEEEBE GIVES. Tass -
Subscriber nAs o1tafns5 1xcna -
uEp1s1 Eozrs & Anns Awunsses Esess4..
n 3zzyAEz1s Letters Tsskzzsnssrs -
E1s persc1al sststs cs AugusfH p. Lanze
-zss g AIMS AEaE1sl C0azsy, dsSzzsss
A. persons c4vL1E cL&lns aznEzEs =.
1z@5ss@1s Az 1szsry E4zns5 = sz1f..lt
f1S zz1sss -Lk1 he TouzhEsz Ensxsrs =
k1s Er-es1rlnezs u1 81 be-oss zce zEsr "a.
q ArsCsT, 1915 Thsy nay sssrsT
EisS. - Az. Be sxelu1sz zEs-z
osns1t o sad aEsass- Al pszsozs tn
1scssc = aa11 estzEz A. rsQu=ssez J.
nzks tnnasei3se E4yEsaA
5tysz zE1ss Hy nsnd asEz ssh 49,
u FscxuEry. ISIS.
ESEALLS aAGGAaAs
Z ExscGsra
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-07-14

There is evidence Indicating that
che younger the writers of the Pres
verse are the better they write it.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-07-14

Our great NatioBai Holiday has
fewer hospital odors. that Il used 70
have. safety first
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-07-14
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

NOTICE 70 hereby gives, TaaG sEs
~ subscriber has obtained fron tet
Orphans C0crr o. Anne Aru1isl Cos :
~ In Msryiands Letters cf A1mi=s >
trzti00 on the personal statz q ANN
ELLEN POWERS. late u AnEe Aruz :
del County. deceased AL ne-scax haE-
ing claims against sas decezse are
hereby warned 20 exhibit the zzre
Eikh ths goochers thsreof, g IRE 50
SCRIBE. aE OF before the lIfa Tar
MOVES RBER, 1915. They nay 5kha.
wise, ~ iaw. be excluded fsoir :
be1eat 0f said estate. All persons a..
debted 70 ssi5 estate are rez1ssteE7 &C.
make immediate payment
Giyez Uz5eE my asE1 thi1 Ifth 4Ey. q
MaY. 1915
NICHOLAS II. GREEN,
kG-iniztrstrg
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-07-14

That ''tip trust Eas ore example
u too much efficiency.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-07-14

This Is the naonth IN which the porch
sleeper makes converts
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-07-14

Getting bone IS nag the least q th
delights - the vacation season
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-07-14
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

NOTICE iE heFeby Eiven, TnzL ths
NS1bscriber has obtained tom the
Orphans Court Of Anne Arun5el Co0z.
~. il Maryland, Letters o. Acuinisrrs
ti0r On the personal estate q MARY A.
kILLAAN. late q Anre Arzr1ei
County. deceased All persons kzTiEs
claims against the deceased, are he-e.
by warned 20 exhibit the sane, with
the vo7chers thereof. 70 tire subscribsr,
on % before the 10Th day Of November.
1878 They NAY otherwise, De excl1c-
ed from ali benefit OF said estate A.
persons Indebted 70 said estate are rr
q1estec tc uake immediate paymezr.
Giveu 11der ny hand tbis d. -
MAJ. 1915.
Nc SARAH A. MARSH, Admrx.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-07-14
Application for Oyster Grounds

TIE folIoNinx apphcakaou for Oyster Gruurs.s
n cr a65acens % Anze Arun6ei County. Is uc~ en-
fEe - the 1fsce of the Baar6 Of Shell Fish Con
rassssczeTs cf AarTizzd.
Pzhlshed Charts q the Natnrai Oysser Bars cf
Arre Arundel Co1nry are fled with the Clerk o.
the Crrruit ceu~t Il sad County.
N.tire Is hereby Elven that al protests against
the grating q said Leases aGss be 6let "a the
Clrcrr Court n Arne Arundel co1zty. o1 or BE-
fore the
3Osh Day Of August. 1918
AppEeaar-cHARLES p. CORNING
Ad8ress Baitmcre. Nj
Acres-Nct ezreesiing s1.
Located ia Fishinz Creek tributary Of chss-
a7eake Bay covering zround previously hetd By
the arrhcant. az shc=n ca Published Chart No J.
iizt1
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-07-14

Daily Health Hint. See Ameriea
First.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-07-14
TENS For Sale or Rent

Ehzr& Ter rezk ox sac nuzher Of TENTS OK
Al kinzS szr<e Or <r-a1- for rent cr sac. zsc
MATTRESSES EUBEER BLANKETS. eTE. fer
ssre Cz- te seer znv 6av- Fer furtrex parto-u-
sz~x zrrly q DAVID ELAWAesS. s. West Street..
cr eslechcre lS3y- t--SeiT
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-07-14
ORDER NIsL.

n the Matter of the Sale cf the Mcrt<azed RezI
EsEsie x JOHN T. DIGGS. and AfARY DiGGS.
hls vie
IL the Cfgruis C1urt for Anne Arundel County
No. 1ses Ecz;ty.
Ordered. ths Fifteenth day Of Jzne. 1sIs. That
tie sale uf the property Eeuxirrer r these pru-
ceedarss. made and reported BY Frank II
Scrcketr Ar1crueT rzn1ed N the mortgage. be
ratified ard confirmed. Unless czzse tc the cou-
tray tNereuf be shcwr On o. before the
l7rH DAY or July NEXT.
Provided. a coy AZ tbs crder Be inserted n
scrle resNsrarer rutlixhed X Arns Arundel
Crrrty. once n each rf three Successive weexs
esfcre the I'm eay Ct July, next.
The rerczt states the srzc1ns ot sales % be
tIssg 60.
GEO. WELLS. Clerk.
rs GEO. WELLS. Clerk.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-07-14
Application FOR Liquor License

7rf "a Ct ahs Cos teetcr aza Treasurer. ~ azf-
sscsi Eztldinz. Gtnucester Ssrees
ASHAgrEUs Nc Iuiy :. Isls
Ths 1n5erxfxr@1 pesfstoner h2s nIsc
A. Arrifcatt1a vita the CITY Treasurer
70 crsEcnt 80 kha Msyor. Counselor and Al
1errUen o. t1s CITY cf Annapolis. No
fcF 3 trAust@F q At-zcr LfceuH@ - sci
sutrtsuocE Ard faruected E4croFg fro n
EN0 * SHA 81 state gfrc'e &c HOW A r 2
| HA~EE state Circle
John 3. WELLS
az Collectcx ard Treasure
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-07-14

one square tsix lines Of Nonp9EellE
srs. insertion ff.GC. subsequent iHser-
sirus 20 csuts Special rzxes u46e wffh
l-@rH
Local notices ard political oz p@ESon-
Al cEnmunieatIonx - cenEs pr LLEze-
8reTisr, Suhs~guent inssrttsns- cents
.sx lima
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-07-14
WAITS, Les,. FOr Sale. Fer Rent, Etc.


MmnfE. last. Fcr sale. feF kenf. ftc.
ssz -. go ,, .'s = ,stS7- ss-s : 80 ssSs ...
SIC fila 10 LlAS g srss-ss1ss gaessEzse. e
A rFEED0oRE BRATT A.fsrney s-Lss. Arza-
Gel bz1-x ail-1
u sssss $ ssss sossgxsr. AspITs Tss NTsss1N
= Ms 80
81 = ;Ei e So !; e. 81; 80. ssEs 80 osss-za s-ss
THCLssLf-Left IN yard ftl Gaauresssr Street
Bl-t-Ls OWE czn sase sane y airs
s-rfsss assssFse-zz inR
~ 49, E-
~~-..~. ,..---.,,
w g s1 T5 = ~ '.1Ss 49, - = 60 ~ ' |
kkANfEl -sltJa lr.1 helzc q prrv1f s f.i.s-
~ A1crsss Mss y :. q Bon " ~; :. A.
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TvANTED-ro rent fzrn1skert BUNGALOW
-cufh e Aaxuse Address A Box Sc frE
partacuiars- n1-t
VrANTED-Tvo Rooms for uaa and use
~ furzishsi f1r hzht hn1se xesui-x STATE
rri-e bocalry &c. Aasress &c. Boz ssT An
azpaas Ni1SS
TTTsNTED-E-rk zors fau1v TWO ROOMS
w ard Beard f8r tkree Ecr1er- Actress r.
Bon so. Anzzrciis T15s
-. ,,.a..,.s.. -. -
"A ss--s ~ = = : y - So .-as -
Essst s--9 o~zsl - 49, .
49, = rs-t.s-- - - s-sra, q
- = -
FOR RENT
Eos REssT-Three furnished ROOMS sos
: Ezas se1se- Seerzns- ASpiy after jay q st
q CcEnn.- = nltSE
r,oz rsesr-Eorrsr ., Nf,-kas {. Ar.sy rrs
Coreze Ave jyFEss
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z ll-.----- N
Fox SEN -H0eSk ard eFDNE l-S y esS s.
private haiA ArpS ~ fris,ce GeorEe -
* ~ = - s.zsg oss-& 80 1870 p SsrIl-
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{ q 80 :, nsf q N1o- s''4e 80
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F-0r ErN-T.-s zf1f,ar srz-rwSr - ---~s~r-
ue.S r,gsSf
= BUNGALOW or TIE Severn RIVER zear An
z-s3ls. A1cress Mrs. Alien Lester FCwisr. y.
2 Ao- q Pes11e lAt-t3 EZld
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-07-14

- on sass ~ al Ehs book ssnfss q kna'
atty, sbsre arteEs m4y - 81 f14 rs
.elivsFy - subscribers a. eensz ~esSs
- cents per u1Cutn and &c P@r ysAF-
Won can have the EvEsTSG CsPxTAL
auafLes1 70 VOC wnen AEAy tro1a tie cay
nF having youE u1use 2n1 A11FSss At
zhis ofaos or s1ther % The hooks-oEes -
only 20 eEnkE a Esex CE - eenss 4
month. rsEe1 &C. xny address p sae
United States and Canada
FresrssS a. sae Aunzc1l1s Fczxactce -
Ssra-s. Class Nzreer.
WEDNESDAY. gTLY u. 1915
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-07-14

WFDNEsDAY. - % l9ls
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-07-14

EaasFr's :. .ae sa9aseg.s.s 59.: :. =: gs.'aeas a
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1915-11-04
Great Cause For ThankfuIness.

The Springfield Republican: The
Thanksgiving proclamation of Presi-
dent Wilson will command attentive
reading at this time of unparalleled
world disorder. Surely the American
people have much to be thankful for,
and not least is the opportunity which
has come to assist those who suffer in
the old world. Not only have the PEG
pie given generously of their money,
but our diplomatic representatives have
been called upon to look after the inter
ests of other nations in countries with
which:they are at war. This has been
the case beyond all precedent The
United States, as the great neutral ma
ton. still stands for peace and freedom.
Not since the conclusion of our civil
war has this country had greater cause
for gratitude than at this time, and the
message of the president is in keeping
with this fact.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1915-11-04

quest congress to make very largely
increased appropriation for the bureau
of foreign and domestic commerce.
Secretary Redfield believes that COM
mercial preparedness should not be
overlooked; that the United States is
facing a great and unusual opportuni-
ty for increased world commerce.
'"The commercial agent service is the
backbone Of the trade promotion or
ganizatiOn. 1t is anticipated that I'M
der the appropriations asked for it will
be possible during the fiscal year 1916
II to make investigations of the pos
sible foreign markets for cotton tex
tiles, motor vehicles, railway supplies,
boots and shoes. agricultural nipple
ments, furniture, machinery of all
kinds, electrical power equipment,
structural material, wearing apparel.
investment possibilities, etc No large
increase will be asked by the bureau
for the establishment of branch Of
fees in the United States, but the bu-
reau hopes to extend this service
commercial organizations.
1.-THE commercial attache service has
been in existence just about a year
1t has proved so useful that an addi-
ton Of ten commercial attaches will be
recommended. These attaches, it is in
tended, will be stationed in such i'm
portant countries as Japan, India,
South Africa. Spain, Scandinavia, It.
ally, the Netherlands, the Balkan states,
Central America and Venezuela and
Colombia. With the present organiza-
ton the commercial attache service
will then cover practically the entire
world.
"a similar increase in the bureaus
work in promoting trade with Latin
America will be requested. This will
enable the bureau to conduct a num-
Der of special investigations there.
ut is also planned to take up Sc
ries Of market investigations abroad
for the purpose of placing producers of
raw materials and staple products in
closer and more intelligent contact
with foreign markets. There is a con-
slant demand for information with
reference to foreign markets for lum-
Der. coal. fruit. cotton. wheat. -four.
rice, ETC.. and congress will be asked
to make a special appropriation to ena-.
BILE the bureau to supply the markets
for these products abroad
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The State Tax Levy.

ExSpeaker Hull in Black River Falls
Journal: The state board of assess
ment, consisting of the governor, secre-
tary of state and state treasurer, has
made the state tax levy, and now we
know to certainty just how much the
state tax is going to be reduced when
the time comes to pay it, next January
From all the noise that has been made
about economy, some tax payers may
have expected that when they called on
the tax collector in the near future,
they would find nothing to pay, but in
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stead that the collector would hand
them chrome and a ticket to the NOV
ing picture show in consideration of
their call. But the state tax levy COR
reefs any mistaken impression, if any
there was. that the state government is
now run on hot air, which is without
price or value except in campaign time.
The total tax IS 81 ,430, 735.00 or just
$841, 62e.OO less than the state tax of a
year ago. 1t is almost all for educa-
tional purposes, of course, just as it
was year ago, and the increase of di
rect taxes for the normals, university
and common schools amounts to about
1857, 900. But the new capitol now is
about finished, which is a reason for
some reduction, and the appropriation
for highways was reduced over $400,000
which accounts for more of it. Then
the railways and other corporation taxes
are larger, except of the life insurance
companies, which obtained a reduction
of couple hundred thousand from the
late lamented legislature. The total
valuation Of real and personal property
in the state is So, 299, 731 10000. Now,
it any Taxpayer wants to kno,, just
how much less his state tax will be next
year, all he has to do is to figure out
the percentage from the $841 ,628.00 re-
duction. It will amount to less than
thirty cents per thousand dollars OF
assessed valuation.