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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-07-31
Nfeme 9ln5ei9en,
9nnfia9mn8.

JULIEN ltcben Srelr1ben, Nndbarn
nnb 8%efannte,1, namentli1 aber Sem
@uguit 8enb Soften gp. i s. 81. st.
unb Den Gent $50. % Ser u9auabters
of Setcrans", N1oliue, ST., 1agel1 mir
hermit fir bic iiberal1s 5ablreide 9ez
tbeiltgung an benz 2eiden6egal1gniile
nnleres lieben @aters, 8rubers rlto
8roBpater5, @enrD &ablcr, ltnb Sic
bielen prd6tigen 8ll1menlpenben nnlee
rem aufridtigen tiefgefiibltan Ganf.-
Sang beipnbers banfen mir @errn
Spbn @ulace Cooper: l1nb &errm So
banncs &rpeger fir Sic tiefempfunbes
men, ebrenben Nadrufe, Sic lie Dem
gntldlafenen i'm @ali e rnb auf Sem
Srieobpfe geipibmet, nnb Sic l6Dnen
8%roltcsipprte, bic lie an ing gcridtet
baben, uno Germ S. s. Sbpipltr,
COMMANDED BEG Sent $50. 90 Ser
@all9bters Of. geternns, Moline, ST.,
fir Ben Dem alten &an1craben geiDibe
lneten elrenben Sfadrllf ann @rabe. q
Sic tratertbcm 6intcrb1icbeneu.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-07-31
gu11 sube a%bbcrufen.
6rau Mnno I%boeming in
in Seattle, @al6.

Nrall VI TITO SDo e mn I II g III
in Seottle, @al6.
alus Seattle, @aib., lit inns bie
Ml1mmer Ser Seattle Shines bon
Sreitag, Dem 16. Sl1li 1915, 5l1ge.
ga1lgen, in apeld)er Ser orn friiben
Morgen beiagten Gages fltro nod
Mitternadt erfolgte 5ob elmer often
Dapenpprterin, Ser Srau ar11a Iboe-
ming, 9emelbet miro. Sic fiel nod
mebrmonatlider &ranffeit, ourd
ipelde lie aber MIR Sic lette 8o9e
Dor ibrem Mblcben ans @ett gefeiieIt
ipllroe, bem Gobe sur 9eute. Die
gntidlafene murbe in SolItein,
8eufid)lano, am 5. 9e5ember 1884
geboren, bot omit Elm Sitter bon 80
SSabren, Z Monaten uro II Gagen
errei6t.
DIS Ma0den bon % Sabrer fam
lie 1856 ms 2anb l1ro oireft nad)
3apenport, no tie itd 1868 nit
&errn slueult Iboeming berbeiratbe-
te, Der i6r a6er nod ledsiabriger
gbe, 1864, ourd) Sen SOB bon Der
Settle geriiier1 mltroe. SIM Sabre
1884 lieOelte Tie bon 9apenport nod
BENT 5taat @albington iiber unb
fom 1891 nod Seattle, @oib, no
ite bis 81 ibrem 5oOe al1iaiiig gepe<
1cn lit n16 felt lnrger 3eit 1886
FINITE Mpenue, @elt, gemobnt bat.
Sbren SOB beflagen bier ainoer, Sic
ale in Seattle, @alb., mobnen, Sri.
2olile Sboemil1g, @illiam I6oe=
ming, Sri. 9elene 1bocming unb
Grau 81. 81. @inot, geb. Iboeming.
1ie 8eltattllng 6at am Sonntag, sen
is. Sl,li, Nadumittags Inn 3 ltbr
bonn obel1 a%ngegebencl1 Gralerbauie
ans nad Sem Gremotorium ser 0or=
tigen Cremation societp Of $50
Ellington auf 0em MSoul1t 8lcalant
Jrieobofe bei Seattle, @alb, itatt-
gel ln0en. 5rie0e ser s(i9e biejer al
ten beutiden 8ionierin.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-07-31
9aoenpurt str @alftc sepflaitcrt.

Sent @eridt 6es 5troBellfommil=
iors S. IS. @romlep 5rfolge 1t1rb Sic
EStraBen ser 5taot iebt 81. fat SO
Nsro5ent gepflaItert. 8ieler 8eri6t
purbe geltern oern 5tabtclerf MloeI-
ler %unterbreitet, Inn sen Sabresbe-
rid)t fiir Sen sllt0itor al1s51arbeiten.
SSn oem @eridbt miro ge5eigt, boB es
rod 105 Meilen 5traBell uno Al
Weile1 Mlleps IN Ser 5ta0t gibt, Sic
1o6 nidt gepflaltert ita10. @epfla=
lterte 5troBel1 gibt es in 9abenpprt
iest etrpa 100 Meilen.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-07-31
Sitnepb1s= Bonbg gut fir Gin sSsalr

Die 8onos ser .sSSitt1cpbusygelibe
iino gut fir ein galH3es Sabr, unge=
ad)tet Der 3obl Ser .,lln falle o0er ser
!be5able1 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES burd
Die @on6 : @eielliddften. Die @e-
geln i6reibell boz, SOB, me11n Sic Sit
negbus- @cliber cine Nraqnie fir Sic
Sobres Groteftion be5ablen, lie gu
.biejem 8ortbeil beredtist iinb. Sbre
Bombs 1inO %befanntlid auf So, SOC
per Sdbr feltgelebt. @en1 oiele Gum,
me fir SdaOcner lab aus6e5ablt lit,
1ino lie inner6ab eines Sabres inn,
mer nod gelidert, bis oas Sabr ob.
gelanfen lit.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-07-31
9pliseiacridt.

aonltabler gbtl. aubles. %bcrboftete
borgeltern 81. S., Mberle, 1929 Sa-
milton StraBe mobnbaft, megen Ser
ld1Deigens bon NIT @ppotbefen bela-
|iteten @runoltiids un0 tpurbe er ge=
ltern Moracn Dor 5rie0ensrihter M6.
|3altm gefiibrt, Ser oas Berbor bis
nadjlte ISOLDE peridob. 9Qberle be-
fannte ii6 nihtidplloig. q. IS.
8riggs, Ser alager, erfldrte, oaB
9lberle cine gictrola nah leinem
|Saltlc beIteQte un0 bar11 bebmlptete,
|oaB er bie Maidine niht babe. 81
erfldrte ol1d, 0uB er @riggs ME 5u-
Dor in leinem 2eben geieben babe.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-07-31
9ic 26. Gaaiatnns hes gsorb : Mrae=
rifatiidJcm Snrnhuuhcs III
: Sa1t Erauciscp.

@m @ormittagc bes lebtcn 9iens=
ta9cs, hcs 81. S1li, nnrbc Sic 90.
Saeiatung bes Moro : Mmerifanilde1
Surncrbunoes in Der 6a1e bes Surnz
pereins San Srancisco, 246O Gutter
itraBe erDffnet.
Sic grDffnrn9srebe bcs eritel1
Spreders bes 8unbesporprts Tbep=
|bpr StempeI crregte nspbcsaufz
lcbcn nr1p lDite am SdIulie cinen riez
li9cn 8eifalsl turn aus. SurnerSteme
|pfel beSauerte gum @c9im ieiner Mnz
iprade, baB Der @clud ser soglablrng
nidt 10 bebclltenb lei, mic man bor
Orci Sabren auf Ser S%a9iataln9 in Snz
bianapplis ermortet battc. llno 9lcidJ
oarauf eripdbnte CT, bob Die 3citen, lpte
mir lie leit lettem CONNER burd)leben,
Elm %feitcrcs 3uiammeni6lieBen aler
amerifancr oeutidlen Stammes 5lr
sebicteriidcn 9lotblpennigfeit MAIDEN.
|gs iollc paber au6 teincm StnrenfrieO
gelingen, in sen Surnerbunb, Ser MN
felt IS Sabrcn ale 5tiirme Ser Belt
liegrei6 iiberitanbe,1. ben Sell Ser
3lpietradt 51 treiben.
Ser gpreder 9ing Johann alf Sic
5in11eren In9ele9enbeiten bes Surnerz
bunbes Gin, nit benen lid Sic 5ag<
latung belhaftigen m1B: Die 8unoesz
bcitrdge nl1b bos Sllrnlebrerleminar.
ge5iiglid oes lesteren idloB CT nit Sen
@prten: Sic aanerauslpeiie be5 Sez
minars lperoen nit jebem Sabre siinz
tiger, nas befrieoieenoe &elultat ipdre
faum mDalid gelpeien, ipenn ipir nidt
Sic finan5ieue llnteritiiellng bon einz
5elnen @it9liebern bes 8unbcs gebabt
bitten. Mit Sbrem ginperi tanbniB
ipirb Sic SeminarbebDrbe al6 in Ser
8utunft fortfabren, iid oiele ginnabz
meqre1e often 81 balten. Gas Sunbas
ment fir eine rationale Mnitalt bon
gcoel1tuns lit geldaffen, laiien Sic
uns ale mitbelfen, bas idDne @erf
tpeiter nrsauhauen."
Sen @hluB Der gan5en Mnipra9e
aber bilbeten oie fplgenben treffli6en
@prte:
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-07-31
Scene gtalle fir Stride nnO Mebe.

SIN formne10en SCRIPT iollen IN
oem SejerDarD Narf 1lelte 5talle 1lno
5dltppen fir Die Stride n1tb Mebe
gebaut tperbc11. 1ieler BeidlltB mur=
0e bon Ser Earfbe60r0e gefaBt lln0
in Der ON fommeltben Mittppd ob=
5ubaltenen Sibung miro iiber 6ie ra=
beren gin5elbeiten beratben ncr6en.
|gS gibt jebt in Der 5oologilden Mb=
tbeilung al1f Sem Nnrf lieben Stride
5ebn @ebe lr1o III N9l1ffalos. Ole
8uffalos ii1tb gut ltntergebradt, abe1
fir bas u1oere @ilo nor ein perr1o.
nenteres Sb6ah notbapell0ig.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-07-31
Ser 8eItfrieg.

GO lit MIN 9erabe Elm Sobr, bnf
bur9 Selterrei6 : 11n9arns 8riegserz
fldrung an Gerbien Ser unbeilboIe
@eltfries ieinen Mnfang ecnommen,
Gin fiirdterlides l1ngliid lit iber Sic
8Dlfer guropus bereingebroden. bas
in bem erpben Observation-Disclosures
bon Gtunbe gu Stunbe an llmfang 5rz
nimmt. Sic 3eit lit aug Sen Sllgen ses
ratben. Sic bliu0e 2eibenidaft, Sic Ser
&rieg entfefelt, bat Samilien ent5tpeit,
8anbe Ser Sreun0ldaft u1b sesen@
ieittsen @ertbiddelng idb 5erriHen
nnb 1ogar Sic Idnner ser @i1en1daft
Ser gan5en@ulturipelt in feinbIi6e 2az
ger 9etren1tt. Sic 2uge lit Triumph
ren6 iiber ale 2anbe ge5ogen un0 ibr
8eitbal1d ridtet mebr l1nbeil an, als
ale Wprbperf5euge Ser Mr1neen es
bermDscn. Ser Gnmen u1,berlDbnliden
5a11es miro a1iibernu al1sgcjtreut.
4us linn ipirb emit Sic bl1tige Goat
neler &rieee fit fpmnenoe Generatioz
men berbrogeben, benn Ser bisberige
8erlauf Ser 8eltgeididte lpiberipridt
Dem l9Dnen 5raum bonn eipigen Srie~
Sen.
Ml1h in unIerer 3epnblif, Sic iid
gum sroBen STEELE aus sen MbfDmmz
lin9en Ser friegfiibrenben Nutipnen 5u~
ia%mmeniebt, fat li6 oas i6leidenbe
@ift Ser 2iige I'M golfsforper cingeniz
itet. @eldiirt BON elmer brutalen, gee
tpiiiensloien Greiie lit Sic 3lpietra9t,
bos Mibtrallen, Sic grbitterlns inter
Ben 9iir9ern bieie5 2anbes grpbge5os
gen norben.
Nls 8eiipiel fii6rt Ser Steiner Sen
Mcinungsumi6nln bes GrofeHors
Gbas. 49, gliot, Hraiibent emeritus
Ser 6arporDl1niperiitat an, ser I'M Of
tobcr 1918 in Sem Dorf cine grpBe
8ebe iiber uNmerifas 9anfesidulb an
9euti6lano" gebalten, I'M lebten W1pz
nat aber an Ben Sdabmeilter bes
8unbesbororts geldriebn babe:
n@enn nelltralc Natipnen aufbDren
ipiirben, Die NQiirten nit &riegsmatez
rial 81 berieben, 10 lpiirbe 3eltldlant
ipabrl6einli6 leinen @ilen europa
%anf5tpingen ~ ein neutrality-suspicious.
l1ngli!d fir sic Sreibeit."
Nad 9rofeHor gliots MuffoIlnng III
allo %uniere 3ieienau5fu6r bon Beldo1z
len rnb aanonen nibt BLOB cine bloBt
Rrofitja9O b%obgieriser So6rifonten
%lonbern cine Notbpenoigfeit fir unie=
re Nepublif, ibren Sbeil ba5u bei5u.
tragen, Elm @olf 8u 8ooen gu perfen
bas einen @er5ipeifll1ngsfampi geger
eine@elt bon Seinben fdmpft, 9euti6.
lano 5eritDrcn 81 belfen, bem Mmerift
na6 bes &rpfellors %eisenen 8prten 81
grDBerem 9anfe bcrpflidtet lit, al.
England, Sranfreid unb Stalten.
3 peifcl in Nufridtigfeit
Seben mir Ser gliotiden Muffal1un'
iiber Die Notbmcnoigfeit peg 8affen
i6aders nod Sen ausiprlld) bes gng
lanbers auitin 5arriion our seite, Sc
in Ieiner in 2pnoon erideinenben 800
natsidrift she gn9liib Nebicp" in
Ipril ldricb: "Amerifa tbut MGes
mas es fann fir llns, cs mill llns bel
fen 5l 9epinnen", Damn, meineSreun
De, bat nan %begriinbete llriade, 81
4ufri6tigfeit nnicrer bieleepriclene1
Neutrnlitdt nn5l15lpeifeln.
@ir beten am Counting fir Sc:
Srieben nnb belteben allf umlercm lie
/ galen 0ed)te, lpdbrenb BET ISOLDE bnre
8uifenmlsfubr Den &ric9 SIT berlqn
germ; mir crndten es als unicre i6Dn
lte auf9abe, sic Su1nanitat bod5ubal
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-07-31
@ettubutAA

Burlington, 81. Sl1li.
Stir Slinois: Sbal1er Somstag;
tribe Sonntag.
Sir SSoapa: Iriibe 1rlr6 mabrldein-
lid @cpitterldal,er om 5anstog
inn Often uno arn Sonu1tog i'm
@elter.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-07-31
2Ofder @etter5uidA

0abcnport, 80. Snli.
9urdlidnitts @arometerlton0 1898
9urdlidnitts Gemperutur . 76
S0djite Genperatur beltte . 50
gtieorigite Iemperatllr bel1te . 69
Normale Semperatur fir SO
Sabre rs
Durdidnittlide Geudtisfeit Der
Mie0eridlog in "a 5tl1n6en 0.OS
@orberr idenOc @in0ridtl1ng IS.
@aIerltanO Inn Z l1br Morgens 7.3
8. 90. Sberier,
Offs. Beherbeodter.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-07-31

llnb ib batten itets Sic Nrin5ipien bes
Surnerbnnpes bert6et0iet", erlpiberte
er. Gum sdlub cog wun9e Sen anitDz
Btgen ausorud 5uriid nllo erti6ulbigz
te71i6.t ( 81! ,"I
9ie 1aeiaeune1ibirb big beute in
Stblrng bleiben.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-07-31
Meue ~2lnjeigen.
Dapenport gurnqemeinoe.

Die N3itolic6er Ser Sub. Sttrnge.
meinoe peroen biermit f%rel1nolid6t
erllldt, al Dem 5%tift1,ngsfelt oes
Muro,ucit 9aDcnpDrt Smrnbcreins,
bus am Spr,tag, ben 1. Mngnit, im
8arten bes bclaatel1 8ereins Itatt.
finbet, lidy 5ablreib 81 betbeiligen.
2nomig @crM Martim S%ilberitein,
Sdriftpart. grlter Spreder.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-07-31
. - esbenfli@es 3ei4 E n /.

- Bebentli@es Set d n !.
vWi1en sic f9on? Ser Tlotttpib,
Der 1niu1nmen Derf9nenbet Bat, III
nun bo9 i1s Srrettbaus geltedt lpprz
ben." ~ uul1nbeilbar?"" .@s
l6eint 10 -er bat borber ale @9ulz
ben be3ablt.
- @9lagen0. sic (ine bdbz
li6e Srau): nDas modt Oh beute
nieber fir Elm Ge1i4t2"
@r: nWenn i9 @ell4ter maiden
t01nte, oann battef 9u i4on ldnslt
Elm anoeres!"
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-07-31

ST. 0en 2uitipiel g5ofelpcores,
ei1tem %leiner a%ellngenlten 1uno iiber=
miitbiglten Ser @eilige 1rei a0-
1issabenb" ODER n@as STR apoQt"
Gmelftb Niabt or @bat Dou MiW
iillgt ser uNarr" Elm 2ieo nit 0cnl
Mefrain:: rlln0 Ser Hcge11, Ser reg
llete ieoen Gag. Sin oieies 2ie0 aper-
ben mir bllrd) bas @etter IN oielem
CONNER erinllert. Limo Ser Gegen,
Ser reglletc jebcn Gag. @am miro
er aufboren? @offentlid) balo, ebc
Die reid)e Safer- l1lb 8ei5e1ernte alf
Den 5elbem uallsgelpadien" lit.
M.d)t 1miformirte Eoli5ilien un0
smei Spe5ialpoli5iltcn iino fir bie
Ganerport Wile Srad Mennen aus
erieben lporoen. Sic ii1o ais 1cp,l-
tp.Sberifis cill9eld}moren moroen
mo itebcll inter @efebl bes Sberiffs.
Gas bieliae Goli5eibepartcn1ent ltelt
Ole n,iiounirten Noli5iiten.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-07-31

8i1is 81 %bcrfaufcn: 1917 Mder
SSarm, 2 Wdcilcn ipeitlid bon @lofz
balpf, quite @ebdube, 9l1tes @a1er.
lcid)tc 9ebinglngen, 3 8lpf our Snz
terllrban. Mad]5ufraeen beim @igene
tbiimer: 9Dra 9icbcridpfcn. .&lein's
8lab", 9abcnport, 81. 81. 2.
3O,18t.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-07-31
tacinc ganf=G 1fnriion oieles Sabr.

Sic Mitglieoer ser 1upenport
Clearing Souie Mllociation baben sen
8ei6lnB gcfaBt, bieles Sabr feline
3ampier=grfuriion ab5ubolten, mie
III ben friiberen Sabren. Die groBen
Musgafen mabrenb Ser Dier fiir5li9
abgebaltenen Transformation Ser
9anfiers baben cs init iid) gebradt,
Dob neitere Mlsgaben bermieben tper=
Den miiiien. NadItes Sobr mer0en
Die @a11tiers mieoerum ibren ia6rli-
den 3ampiboot= Mllsflug babcn.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-07-31

Bm brrfaufcn: Gin lei6tes @eipan,,
Bferbe, poifenb fir Nblitferunespa>
gen ooer ionitige Mrbeiten. Nodaul
fragen i'm n9eutl9en @aitbaus.., an
Der gde Der 2. uno Scott 5trabe.
t4.bntp.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-07-31

3m fanfcn ecindt: Mltc Sebcrbctten.
Bir rcinigcl11 cbcnfnls Seberbetten nnb
Iaiiicn n1b MAIDEN Sic 5nlnmmenlegz
bare Sober Matra5e. sanitarp Sea-
tier MattrcK & @cnuDatiug g., S. s..
9pllaban, Gig, 712 Sarri5o on 5truBe.
Ebpne SAB. 4797. 30S.48t.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-07-31
Mnaet8e1t fur
arbeitsplate, @erfanfe, 8erlnFe,
49, 0y nhre>.t~nn> a.

in 6ieier Mllbrif tperben fir einen saa
big gu elmer 8ode Su Sen nadfolgen1
ben Staten inlerirt: Bis al bier 8eilen
ooer bere11 &arm SOC, iiber bier uno
Biz 81 n6t 3eiIen $1.OO. Seine Mn.
5eige miro fir tpenigcr als SOC anoe,
rpn11nen.
Sir gtellen9eiude tpirb Bel eins Biz
Ie6smaltger Snlertion 25e 5erednet.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-07-31

Sarm SIT terpndten: Cine 40 Mder
Sarm, cine Meile bon Sen flint gde1,
2peltit l1no 9ibilipn 9trabe, &C., : %.
Mon frnge bor Get SDbt
Garlitt, &bpne 8aberport 1882 9 3.
25,1@t.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1915-10-28
TURN THE CHILDREN LOOSE
Best Way to Develop the Muscles
Both Of Boys and Girls, Accord
Ing to Specialist.

Turn them Ioose-that is the best
way to develop the muscles of boys
and girls. Turn them loose and let
them live wild-climb trees, jump
fences, chase squirrels, play with the
dogs, dig in the garden, pick flowers,
hop, skip and jump, and do all sorts
of things that natural human animal
wants to do. The trouble is, our boys
and girls are tanned too much. We
are all born wild and in the civilizing
process have to be tanned more or
less. Most of us, however, get tanned
too much. We become so tame that
we are spoiled.
Don't be afraid of the children get
ting dirty. Dress them for 1t. Girls
should be put into trousers like boy,
instead of skirts. Trousers would be
much more modest than the ordinary
dress of girls three years of age.
Their skirts generally hardly reach
down to their knees anc their legs are
bare; or if not bare, they are clad
in such a way that they are certainly
not anything like. as modestly clothed
as they would be if they had on panta-
looms like the boys-little roustabout
clothes-and just turned loose to play
in the dirt, to make mud pies, to get
down and wallow in the earth.
There is no danger in this. The
soil is clean dirt SO to speak; there
is nothing pernicious in it.-Dr. ]. H.
kellogg, in Good Health.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1915-10-28
WOULD SERVE TWO PURPOSES
Proposal of Miss Butterfly to Go az
Army Nurse Met Little opposi-
ton From Mother.

The modern well-to-do mother said
to her daughter:
"Have you scattered everything
about your room until it has hope
less air of confusion?"
81 have, mother"
,"Have you taken all the towels out
of the linen closet and strewn them
over. the bathroom fioor?"
Eyes, mother"
"Have you had lot Of extra things
charged to your dear papa that he
doesn't know about?"
Eyes, mamma"
"And exceeded your allowance?"
Eyes, mamma"
"Then don't you think you ought to
do something serious?"
81 do, mamma, and think 1t would
be just beautiful to be a Red Cross
nurse. You know, I read aloud quite
well, and it would be so delightful to
sit by the bedside of those charming
soldiers and smooth their brows. And
1t would help to bring out my charac-
ter, wouldn't it, mamma?"
Her dear mother was thoughtful for
q moment. Then she replied sweetly:
Eyes, darling; and, besides, 1t would
give us such rest."-Life.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1915-10-28
HAVING for Deer.

Winters when the snow is deep for
long stretches of time deer congregate
in yards in the Adirondack and many
of the weaker ones die of starFation.
Their skeletons may be found'in vari-
GUS parts of the great wilderness
when the SHOWS are gone. This year
game protectors have been cutting tons
of marsh hay on the beaver meadows
in the remote sections Of the Adiron-
dacks and stacking it in sheltered
places to be fed to the deer next win
ter when the snow is SO deep that
other food is not obtainable. The con-
servation commission believes that it
will save the lives Of hundreds OF
deer that otherwise would perish. The
stacks have been encased In pole
frames and literally sailed. Deer will
not eat marsh hay unless 1t is 80
treated.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1915-10-28
Executors Notice.

Notice is hereby given that letters
testamentary upon the estate of
Hannah M. Witherup, deceased
granted to the undersigned by the
Probate Court Of Monroe Couty, Mis-
souri,. bearing date. Sept. 9th, 1915.
All persons having claims against
said estate are required to exhibit
them to me for allowance within
six months after date of said letters
or they may be precluded from any
benefit of such estate; and if said
claims be not exhibited within one
year from the time of the last inser-
ton of the publication of this notice
they shall be forever barred.
Alexander Witherup,
Executor.
Meriwether & Meriwether,
Attorneys for estate.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1915-10-28
kltehener,s Good Humor.

Lord Kitchener 10 80 much regard
ed as a man without smile, writes
a correspondent, that an anecdote
illustrating his human quality may be
to the point. One Of my officers has
a rich father who wrote directly To
Ak. of X" Offering to settle 225o
apiece on each of his two sons II the
war minister would give them COM
missions. Settle the money on your
daughters instead" came the reply;
.'if your sons are any good shall be
glad TO take them for nothing" Sound
common sense this, as well as humor
touched with irony.--London chron'
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1915-10-28
This Man Lives in Four States.

The only place in the United
States where a states corner is a
remote section sixty-five miles
south of Dolores, Colo, There a
large cobblestone monument marks
the common corner of Colorado,
New Mexico, Arizona and Utah. A
rancher whose ranch house is near
the intersection receives his mail
at Riverside, Utah ships his cattle
from Dolores, Colo; attends church
at Jewett. N. M. and pays most of
his axes at St. Johns, Arizona. He
votes in Utah. because it chances
that his bedroom is just over the
line in that state. To feed his hogs
this rancher must 90 to Utah,
while a trip to Colorado is necessary
every time he has occasion to visit
his chicken yard.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1915-10-28
Another Smith Added.

"And 10, there were no Smiths in all
the land" said the prophet who wrote
one of the books OF the Bible. He
thought it a great hardship. There
are many Smiths in this country. and
another one has just been added. The
mans name was forced upon him.
Peter Angeloe now is thirty-four years
old, and when he first appeared as a
small boy in public the public for some
reason did not take kindly to his last
name and changed it to Smith. Play
mates and school teachers called him
Peter Smith. and when he grew up he
enlisted in the navy. still being
known as Smith. He went into bust
ness as Peter Smith, was married as
Smith and now has two children who
are called Smith. Mr.. Angeloe asked
the court permission to be legally
known as Peter Smith, and the justice
obligingly granted the request:
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1915-10-28
Enalish Female Magistrates.

The female magistrates just appoint.
ed in South Australia are being de-
scribed as the first in the British en-
pire. Woman justices, however. were
not unknown in England centuries
ago. The countess of Richmond, moth
er of Henry VII, was a magistrate,
and tried many important cases,
whilst in Queen Mary's reign a Lady
Bartlett sat on the bench in Glouces-
tershire. Perhaps the most remark
able case of the kind was that of
Lady Berkeley, who was given spe-
cial commission by Henry VIII to act
as Judge in her own cause in the trial
Of certain poachers on her estates.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1915-10-28
Notice OF Final Settlement.

All creditors and others interest
ed in the estate tof Mary B. Van
schoaick deceased, are notified that
the undersigned Executor of said
estate. intends to make final set
Element of said estate at the next
term of the Probate Court of Mon
roe County. Missouri, to be holden
at Paris, in said County, on 9th day
of November 1915.
W. r. P. Jackson, Executor.
Meriwether & Meriwether,
Attys. for estate.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1915-10-28
Predicts Few Chinch Bugs Next
Year.

Predicts Few Chinch Bugs Next
Year.
The ranks of the chinch bugs
have been so depleted and broken
up by the heavy rains and the
fungus disease that they will prob
ably not appear in damaging num-
bers next year. according to 7. j.
Talbert of the Missouri College of
Agriculture.
The field observations made last
spring in different parts of the
state showed an unusually large
number of bugs and they indicated
a most serious outbreak of the pest.
Had it not been for the unusually
wet season the chinch bug might
have done great deal more dam
age to grain crops than rains and
floods.
The reports of farmers and the
field observations from all parts Of
the state made during August and
September show that the chinch
bugs are not numerous enough tC
do any serious harm the coming
year.
Unfortunately the Hessian fly
has not suffered so much and seems
likely to cause great damage nexI
year in many localities in which
one or more men sowed wheat toe
early or failed to disk or pillow under
volunteer wheat.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1915-10-28
Notice of Final Settlement.

All creditors aud others interest
ed in the estate of Andrew j. Sour
lock deceased, are notified that the
undersigned Administrator of said
estate, intends to make a final set
Element of said estate at the next
term of the Probate Court of Mon
roe County, Missouri, to be holden
at Paris, in said County. on 9th day
of November 1915.
Patrick X. Scurlock,
Administrator.
Meriwether & Meriwether,
Attys. for estate.