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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-09-10
REAL ESTATE
70 EXCHANGE

s. .'f WORTH REGISTERED S-AL-
--NS z-5 mares. Tor hotel o. NON
II ---s= q equal Na,US. % any cao5
-L -=-- .cvc. LCc& BoN lst Marx
Ia Ck-A -
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-09-10

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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-09-10

Ez-s--s =-5 - cL--s- =
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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-09-10

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------4 cz--.s G.s%-
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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-09-10

- z [Eg--z-l.sE -s-IGIu unfEt=zI -Ir-
Ii s-uzz u -.1u1= Ia -
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-09-10

Ez ---r-il-,. -IsI1z .1II--s-l-1li1
zsu-lil1-E L4r = 5LGr=l1zl--
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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-09-10

4-tA ~ e a. = p
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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-08-19

M0ihinQtun ~ Hug Die
enHoeeregicuue bfnlbi auT toe 81
Meboic iichcuhe Riiicl mo cue0m.
nm AZ erarinom ob unb imiemeii
1euiihlano iidl eincr aeieepiorigai
0ropngnn0d III Ben Der. StaGtal
idul0ia mndlie.
9hm iritt fem @eriugcrer alS Ga
nlilel @ompcrs. Rrdf0ent Der Vine
riean Sc0crntipn Of gobor. ati mo
ertldrt. OaB cine llnteriudunp an.
aebliher 9|emitbinaen Der Eropa.
Qduoiiten. @rbeiterfibrer 81 bette.
den, .eiitc Reiultate" eraeben mir,
be. Gr bebaltptet DAB lett Monateu
linn Antrdge aeiiellt wur0en STREETS
5t erfldreM meldlc Der @eriteiling
Don 8rooufteu. Die fir eiiropdiidc
San0er beitimHt iin0. bHa0erlid iein
miir0en.
Ind miro 0attidlan0 beihuIoigt.
ueriuft 81 baberb cine HeDolution
uuf Den 9bilippmeu aH5uitiften uuO
oergleiden mebr.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-08-19
enrniniidlr @nIfsEtt,n.

Menn iid in Sorbiuien Elm NAB,
ben bsrlobt 70 iiuO bnfir bsTtimmte
3eremOnien notig. Gin gomilitnrat,
oer ans BEN islbit tntfernteften Der
panoten bsitebt. tpirb srit Inn Rat
gefrngt, Oh Der grdutigam allen
%lniIlfommen lit. Wenn uur cine
5timme obIebnsno 1T. 10 1T Der
5reier abgeTebnt. Die Merbung bes
8rduiieams seidiebt rpieoer in Gorm
FINER Gerenooe Dor benz senFter Der
QusernGblteu. Damn borT Der
5reisr bel ben gItsrn bss Mdb6ens
.intrsten unb feline Derbung onbrins
gen. rad biefsr Merbung piro
oann srIt Der 5amilienrnt d%bge6altsn.
eetdt ba6en Is bic Greier in Cars
oinien ni4t, ebe fie bic Braut beims
fiibren tonnsn.
au4 Bel SterbefdIIsn finb Sc.
Itimmte 5sierli9tettsn porgei9ries
ben. Mit lautsm DebtIassn
neroen bon ben Grausn bic
1rauergefdn9s g%eIungen. bic ans
seIihts bes QerltOrbenen Dor benz
sterbsbett itattfinbsn. 9iels aIuQs.
frauen fperDen autp Durd etns retGs
lide Mobl5sit bsipirtst. Die 5amis
lisnangsb6rtgsn Itimmsn lire Grduers
i'm belten 3immer Der Dobs
hung an. gu ben 6iiBsn Iisgt Elm
gett nit ben aiebIinesgesenItdnbsn,
ole Der @ertorbene benibt bat. Rad
gs%tnbigung Der 9rauergeIdnss finbet
line grpBe 2sihenfeier fir ale
5rauernOs iiatt nit nodfuIgsnbem
asiAsni9mous, nobel senou 70 pisl
mn Spsiisn aufgstragen tDirb. ais
bel einem 6o4seitafeIt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-08-19
Wrihldt Hnleihf fam.

0rp Noff. ~ Nuanli 1n
hleltafn aanlitaieB hgrrlht arobe
auirgauma IA ID Hd tiuloA ats I'M.
mdaud herals teiieilt Dot fbrobbri.
iaunten bier fir hif Neiabtma III.
rer Nlaiieu. rH0 @tmition6ldul0eH
cine Anleibe ppn $500 100000 Inn.
irrpibriuaeu Git Aloll Strrtt bet
ma1 oesbalb lhon oie Slnme aii
100 bis 100 Milionen Goaors her.
obaeiett nuo mpr0en bteriiber eiiriae
8grhanolmtaen auiidlen Gon0oH un0
9ieD 2lort aeiiibrt. Gin ioldes Gor
lebeu miIrOe naiiirIih MIR cine por
ii%ber9ebenOe @ilie fiir Die aliirteu
lem.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-08-19

Efdtlftat iN Hat
feE sNla elt sfasl thl
l4fehfAf Hf8isfuHa Mls $780,
~ 0m @a Hh
sfHit tsHaFl Msrl s8# mt
as lH fH "a st
laaH d lat
eos a w
saA sHe m4 H
aai Eafta fNs T8
uiFfnaa nrf w4s-iah aH
fegias Hnh las
esM hHfh fes fnf8fM iAfts M
TT 4fsf NffHf afH nas
81 laahrH ltl 81
Ere d tlflfg HHst'a ff
fiat8H g tt tsa 9iffiaIm NaH
n4 iHiN m
4e aftHa hdi HM t
5aafiHdnH sssB. flf De fl
ae5fatfa iH BE NHH W fnfai3H
n8as HHiffF 8a.if Fhi Mtfit.
f878 la8 mglaW EN- Biz ai aNi
Hsiftl fNss tlfsgigW Nafaa tifH
bel SCI teuli Nailtalf bsalHd
flalff Ntfuglfbis lt aadttl saupf
nt8Hn iigHHt uaH storsn. eqf BILL
fafaisatn hgf 0saiGtat
antfthfm ehtAali tlelf NtliaraHa
BE 4outndl mlebtr Sic Nehaup
iuua bob BE bailae Noiltdlt Bic
IS faflcmmmm NfbitWinhGflN au
.Ndilllqs bate. t4iuaml Neiniit hol
q Ielgs glaii mcmHtan islne aHbgten
'paaen suf 0dn0 uH0 mafait tabeg
0sn alien ilohl nrAuala auiJ
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-08-19
eisrtafs Ober eisrasIse

GiertGft ober @iergslee
Ssds gauge Gier perDeu tii9tis
eeI9lngen unD NIT l pint MiI6
nuf idlpadem Jeuer ODER I'm Dai'
ferbcb aeriibrt, Bis bic MalIe bids
lid pirD. absr ni4t eetO4t. Mnn
gibt mad getibsu 3uder, 3immt
3itrone ober 8aniIe unb, fusnn man
es liebt, cine !0anb bon aorintbsn
binein. bic man porber sttpas in
Dafer quellsn ldBt. Man sibt au
Der srtaItetsn Gpeiie cine Gru4t'
ober MsinIauts.
GO IatrpIlen. Mlnn flint IL
Sd obgeI1Ite 8ldtter NIT elmer
5Ieif6forcs, Der etipns fof peih
eeiodier Rsis bsiesmiiht psrbsn
fam, binbet Is, Isgt lie in tOhsnOss
GolspoHtr unO IdBt fie IanoIam
gar sisben. Mlon nimmt lie bers
aus sntfrnt bic Bdben. Dsriodt bic
9uts nit elmer Spedeinbrenus uno
sinem a0ffsI Gfiia un6 aibt is iber
bic AOllsn.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-08-19
So6Son ais Qruphet.

Mfron o., IS. Aug. St eIneT
@prinmmlling bon 9robibitionilten
belt aopitdn R. 9. Sobiob Der
friibere aonGreBabgeorOnete DOn ala,
bond, cine Teoe unb iogte bic @ie.
Denomination oes g~rditOenten NiI,
ion uHb cine Gtoatsprobibitions.
ylaufe I'M @egeni0B CUR ~nationnIen
Qrohibition In Der oemofrotilden
YL1tisrm Derous.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-08-19
Qerional Notisen.

81 micrem ge0auerH Uernebmelt
mir. oob Glarence Shr00er, So6u
oes Serrn i. 6. Sdro0er, BON
otuter Gpenoicitis beiaaen lit mo
iif morgen I'M ct. Soiepb.6oipital
eiuer Operation unterjieben Iniicn
muB. Grit tiir3lih bat er cine
idmiertge 9oHhoperation 0urfma.
den mllilen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-08-19

~
4
~
tH
se8ff.
nlf
fE
sfm uisFa
aH usaaH Hn H8ff
e4ns 81 FL ga. fH 1ffaHlsfa
sasss mf rs Nfs.
mftsFs msH aaNeH. #aaa.
~ rFffssi8 8#f Ff
sitam H#slH aa IA
sf 6af uft nfAbe ia fffatara
M Ntsf4 R,simfaf naa III f0 ntHs
nftAs Wfafassa swhs88ls asn
.aab. H FAT haf8atf athl b8is a m ST..
~ hsIlaamslsas.af 81 uf6fftH
lbfimal uos 81 BIZ m.itf ,hfff "a.
mrst.S sd,esmlst lh
alaie sas,,tn nan w,3bn Biz plar
a-t4basah.rs Nm smsiss ta m
mai hms,it, I'm al pssssb,asst.
.psHtp per mrmmliaft6 Hhsbr Hfiiafgi,.
qmlrsrf $40 finn a~ts,rib,r I'M tao.
.Ef4sm m,sb,e trii4sr ,p,i ransI8e,n
mt{bffhsrpetf~, eflaust es
mrr sgrtb sos nsr,rfvpro6r am nm
.misbr fsd Wsl,t bfgtit6 ~ %frlsrrsn III,
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-08-19
@plSenes grebiaerinbiIdnm.

q. Iouis, Wfo., 10. Aug. 20.
flor G6ccoor giieBler bat bier iein
goloeneg Slibilalrm ais Yreoieer Der
GbaneeIiiN,2ntberiiden Sbnooe bon
99iiiouri uno nnoeren Stooten &c.
feiert. @leifBeitig tonnte Der be.
liebte @eiitLihe olif cine DierSig.
iubrige erfolgreihe Birfiomfeit ais
5~eelIorger Der @eneinOe ullb oes
MoiIenbouies n3um ainoletn Seiu"
In 1csperes, Ct. 2ouis GountD, 8l.
riidbliden.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-08-19

lW ifN
aafaffff natfWl
lelasaat Naafifl NM tfli.
dfaafm rrn siffft it9H tdHpi.
fHEiim alli lfiaHab eos 6mapsH.
tlaa dM Hala islalls fHpitt.
aflfHFn hahsH laia bN HnHm ptf
ltgH 6foni ant afoiW antabl pon
btfHlfn me NiubF Doe il64 ass!ftI.
ben um ht ate mguiAltdt 4Ailbl
mahfen6 Dos H%fiegfieas non du
teiafalgn au btNHefH
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-08-19

gruftisirt IN allen @eriGten bes
Etootes un0 ben Ser. StodterL
Sdreibt Geitnments aus, beiorgt BE.
fstiteI unb iiebt abitrofe our&:
fiebt haB Eeftomerte I'm WndIdIfer.
idaftseeriAte seorbtiet tperOen. Be-
iorgt 9oQmaftet unb Siebt GEh.
I6often IN irgenb etneru SbeiI ber
ggeLt Elm. Roaettirt @~usftdnOe.
Sprt&t DeutiG uno TT 6ffentliber
gotar. 84s Omaha Sectional 9Rd
Gjebdube. Smobas Rebr0stG-
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-08-19
Die poGn.
Gin aieS NIB Elm Grlaf, Die iiG piber,
iyrefeu.

Der polin REFS bteibt untrreihtl4
DarIaan 1T gsnommen; bic 9eutIder
inb Iiegrtid In bic 6duptitabt qolcns
einse3o9en. Sn 6rieoens5eiten Jon e. iif
bort iebr f90n lebsn IaHen - Elm tDenis
iOitIpitlig, absr man bat etpds fir leir
Gsle. Sin ritlerlides @pIt bic 9olsn:
lsbtnsTr0b, IebensIufig, Gin bisdeu ltidt,
Iinnig, aber INNER elegant uno grobs
5isie. GnFfrei, geiitoOl, gsbiIOst
aabaliers. bic 8sin unb Weib, Spori
uno Spiel in gebiibrenbsr @etie 5l
ftdBen ipiFtn. Die bornsbmen qDlen finr
UirElid pornehme qebeRstlnItlsr unb 2es
~6snsgtniebsr.
llHO bic Colin!
Wer icunt ntft 6as 2ieb bon lire
Rei3eu, bas sisentlid berbient, BON b
PoItn gum RuiionatlisO erbobtn 3u pG
ben!
Die Qolin Bat bon aqen Rei5rn
Die erquifteiten Dereiut:
WOmit Die Gnbsru sin3eln ssi5en.
8ei | : + als Elm Bouquet trl6etnt.
Die 4aie bat fe grisdii9sr0miId.
6Iutbdugen bon Der 5panierin;
Der ipp'se dumb 1T ildpiids b0bmHd
llub IisbIi5 tpieneriid bas ainn.
BON Der gariierin has 6iB9en,
Bon Der 8ritin bic Gtatur,
Bon alien Rei3enben Elm bis9en,
DOd imlner grab bdB Bette nlr.
sic 6oret Iogdr BON Der Wonsplin
Gtpds gitanterie bieaei4t
limb grade batum pir6 bic qoIiu
Bon teinem anotrn Wcib errei1t.
8as 1T Bic gofn pieltiat nitt
iebe golin Gidsrtid ni6t ieOe), aber Der
Gbpas, bic gpIiu, Die SdbIt gnb IN Be-
trad! tommt. 8oppeII btueiOsnspertb
bic Sieger, bic in bic uIte polenbdupts
Tiubt tinSisben o%urfttn; ie babtn bic bette
@sItgsnbeit 5t9 bon Der Babrbeit oes
gisbss gu iibtr5eugen.
aber 8oriidt! goriiht, ibr 9eIosn -
bic pplin bat auBir allen hieIsn @or8iiseR
nod eineH: Ie bdt temperament, Ie hdutl
Wober mir bds iDife12 Nus eigener Gra
Fnbrung? gein, bann batter mir ss
DoblpeisIi9 beridniegeu. Gs lit cine
alte @eiai6te, bic fAon opr bunbertunbs
fiuf3ia Sabren QnlaB gu elmer aIsrbo6s
ten aabinsttsorbre CAB. Gin Grlob Der
adiIerin aatberind bon Rublaub 1762-
1856, bic 3neifeIos cine Der bebsutsnbe
fen Decentralization mar, bic duf beR
Throne Rublanbs is aelsfsR baben, an
bic Giibrer ber geiaBungstruppn in pos
len battle FoIgtnosn Wortlnut; Den Diff
3isrtn pirb AZ Itreng berbotsn, flberns
e6ifsl unb @dbsIn 81 iteblst, Gsrbisttsn
sum NaIsnpiiheu ~ sebrau9sn, bic qos
linntn an3art amufaRsn, ba bisis
l9mer5lide GGrieigsa berIsbtu.1
gei ben Deutihm III Elm osrartiger Sc
laB iiberFIiiTig, bic itehltn prbsr Flberne
2Sffel, nod ptnbiltn, mod ahHe; fe bes
nubtn aud bic Gsrbittte nidt ais 9as
ftsntud unb Iommm ben Srouen 5art
tntatesn. 9sioubers btn idonm Grautu,
cHo and bti qoIinats, OtrtR Mti5 uns
etrtigt bleiti.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-08-19
glniiiidle Narhiere aIs uNeraten.

Berlin, 10. slug. 3ie Die
lleberieeii6e Qadriftenogcttllr be
ri6tct. mqlOcn acknowledgements BON
@~onnranoo 5dlneoen BON Der 2n.
finit Der eriten Ironsport inoaliOer
SoIooten non 9fuBl1no. Gns SION
ttnaent iebt iid) ans 250 5olontcn
Suiomneeb Ron oeneu Die meiiteu
~nerfruppelt iin0. Is miro gelogt
oaB oie ruiiiiden 8unoGr3te, nelhe
Die 5olooten b~ebanoeIten in btelen
syanen gorbiere lino, Die MIR einert
iehsm6hentliden 1r5tlihen alirius
oblolDirt bnbell. ga oieie Mer5te
oniheineno Die feidlten 8ermunoin.
gen aift beban0eln tountenb mar es
~uotbipenOig g%euoroen, IN bielen 61L.
len @rme mo 9eine 8u omputiren,
un0 oieic Gperationen muroen in ge.
ra0e3u grauiarner 8eiie ausgefiibrt.
Die 5urildgefebrten Solooten er5db.
len, 0ub ole 9flegerinnen in ben
ruiiiihen 8olpitalern Trelinolif mo
oufnierfiom lporen ur0 Die meiiten
Don ibncn bic not9menoigen SCENT.
niile beloBen, dber Dab Die 3litGnoe
in ben SoipitdIern I'M aaaeneinen
lhledt ieien uno ihIedter fpiiroen,
ie nlebr man in oos Snnere <B.
lambs tomme. Sic Sol0aten erfId.
rem ferner, ooB oeutidr rno ttnga.
ride Solooten iebr i6leht bebanoelt
miiroeL Dor allem beihneren iie ii6
u6er Die llnf1bigfeit Der 8nnodr3te.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-08-19
n9iaals4 tapferer sdluieaeriuAn.

8nibington, 10. alie. Sier
Lei Die gtahridt elm, Dab Der
5diuiegeriobn rnieres Us S. GrDon,
Der aopit1n ~. g. Omen pom Der
fonigIih briiiiden Sueenieur.Qb-
thailung in Dem geridte 0es eng,
Iiiden observation-disclosures an Den
G1ronneaeu Cir San Samilton me.
ger beionoerer Iapferfcit belobt NOR
ben lit.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-08-19

3n ~Oerfanfen, Cine Ser beltel uro
billigiten 8armen i'm uor06itliden
0ebrasfa 437 afer. 100 Ader
S6ullano nit eingeidloiat. Wait
@e6Gloen; beites @rltniienpaiier II.
@inomible. 200 9lder ebeueS, full.
tibirtes ulo ito 4der Seus2ano,
1877 4fer @ei6elono nit flieBenoem
2ueamoiie. fam aud benltbt iuer-
Den fir alfalfa; meiitens aaeS ein-
ge3dlnt; frudtbarer, i6merer olrnf-
Ter 9ooen. SD gebe Die bette uno
biaigite 2ono.8ropoittion Glf cine
Der proOuttiblten eetpinnbringeno.
item 5ormen, I'M ith nit gerin9eu
Mitteln lein eigenes Setm at gritns
ben. 2luf 8uni6 perfaufe oem
&dltfer 9feroe uno Waoi6inerie, io-
tpie 2000 9u. Corn, Sd muB noe.
gen alter uuo &rnnfbeit, Ga feline
Silfe, berfaufen. @alls nit etliden
9ldcrn Qano oI8 3beil3oblung an.
9enommen. aoutnt, iiber5eigt @ub
ielbIt, ODER i6reibt an GonraO 8ett-
Ioitfer, 81. /, S'gaeia, geeb. a-2t.
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Ama,Ontn.
sc 6aIbe MeIblialeiI bei BEN aniiflen

.ebret bic Grautn. is fIsdten uno
tpeben@ Iagt Der Di@tsr. limb Der
Didttr irrt: Te tobsn un6 Itridm /. II,
anb serabs burum: gbret bic Grsusnl Die
Brausn in 9tutidlanb unb in Der Gsssel.
Wouardis.
limb bic aRbsrena Die rno gang dns
Ders. Die 5Gbltn uud nidt gu itnsn
Grausn, Bel bsnen man nufaneen fon,
lptnn man psnau srFabreH min, mas fif
5itmt Di, Der enD,Ys Tidlier Iast,
lIip aad btd. Z tr int. Die 5rautn
stI ben GisT'tg o.f@rtt M isteu bic
lis rietuan att astiiis Vott ugb
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!SbpptGef geIndt.

Q(uf cine in gutem 8uitanbe be-
fiuolihe Barn bon 236 ader bel
Hepn6lic, aoni., piro cine 3tpeitc
@ppotbef bon $4,000 5u 6 8ro5ent
3inien gcilGt. Grite $Dpotbet be-
tr1gt $4,000 uno Der Bertb Der
5orm $4,000. gtoreiie: s. 5roli.
tanlp. @epnbIie, aani. u. 49,.
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6ieS. e6aufpislsr (sn IL
mem aefurhtsisn sbeatsr Rsssnieus
ten, Der ins @aRer sefo[Ien III. pa
hoben sic meine 6an6, 6err Dol
tor, abtr rtiBsn Gle MID ni4t
b~eruntsrl
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@iIiarO GOOg, gotente, 1880 Gitp
0ationoI gant @ebGllOe. 2eIe.
pbon Enler 1850.
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$25 Biz $75 Der ader. 2ttberii6e
Stride unO 6Gule orn Srte. @eraoe
iett lin0 etli6e ipottbiaige Bargains
s1 boben. Sdreibt 0eutid ooer
englii6 on 5ubn s.. Sellep, g. 9.
Mcgoof, @ebr. NJ
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Giearren.

0esis, Tests, 9esfs, TESTS, Tests
S. 6. Reeo, 1907 5aruum Str.
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decentralization bon II So6ren
ODER Glter, i'm auf 5mei ainoer
ou3upoiIen. 9Iad3ufragen Sarnep
III. q. 49,.
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k(aIllh5lrIs An6elgen

- fir oagemeine
Sausarbeit. 1903 CAB 5traBe.
Eel. 81lnut 8t5. a-20.
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9enfder !SanOiuerfer--eigcn Seim,
wiinibt getduntldlait nit 6lterem
Oelttiden MGodeH Sipeds @eirdtb.
0adirugen inter $ 100 an bic
nGmaAa Gribilne4.
New-York tribune., 1915-01-31

civic and commercial force But il was hope
lcssly sectional. The San Francisco Chamber
could not agitate movement for the beneh'
of the whole country; so with Chicago, Boston
and New Orleans
Presidents who wanted to feel the pulse OF
Business found no official wrist to hold. NO
one realized this more than Mr.. TAFT. mat
energetic American Traveller had sat at the
banquet table of many OF these live wire COM
nercial organizations. He saw in them the
leaven OF larger loaf
"All they need is coordination, he SAID
At his suggestion meeting OF representa-
t;ves of all such organizations was held at
Washington, and out of it emerged the Cham
her of Commerce Of the United States as the
Spokesman and Envoy Of Business.
Democracy lies at its base. The Board OF
Tr.de of Alton, Ill., comes in on the same
.onaI;tv with the Merchants Association OF
NJ, Work City: dues are based IN the income
OF the member body.
rb. Chamber came into being at time
when Congress was the real Steward OF amer
;can Business. when new laws were cro"oihe
,bick and fast upon Commerce The hrst JOB
,nas 20 find out what Business thought OF
these laws. and put this opinion up to WASH
ington
II could not hold convention OF members
every time there was need OF sucr 'e"ou''
7, therefore adopted the Referendum as the
agency with which to tap sentiment lhis "oi'
-, Lioh b,oxy and has the flavor OF CAM
pa;pn platform plank AS matter OF TACT u
simply means finding out what the peop'e
think and want Here is where the |hAl'o''
took on its real human interest and got oiV'e
10 the plain citizen. This is the way II "o'Ns'
and our old friend John Jones, the niue me-
chant of Four Corners, anywhere VIII :"
lustrate.
The Chamber got out Referendum on .he
new Federal Reserve Banking Act, snsiyIhs
the law and making some Recommendations
New-York tribune., 1915-01-31

of the United States, headed by Its then presi-
dent, Harry A. Wheeler, Of Chicago.
1t was a critical time for business and legis-
Iat;on. because the Owen Glass Currency Bill
was up for discussion.
Here is a Referendum on the banking law
said Mr.. Wheeler. "That, we believe, ex-
presses the intelligent and united business SEN
timent of the country"
Around the table where the men sat was
Senator Knute Nelson, OF Minnesota AT TINS
statement he smiled indulgently shrugged mis-
shoulders and said:
How do you know that this represents
united business opinion? I know something
about these Chambers of Commerce. am
member of one back home. They mean "e"'
but they don't get very tar.
But this Referendum does mean some
thing" replied Mr. Wheeler. 1T is the voice
of 1874 commercial bodies, scattered throughout
twenty-five states, speaking for hundreds OF
thousands of business men.
He then told the story OF the formation OF
the Chamber Of Commerce OF the oniteo
States and how, on that very OCCASION 10
cussed for the first time, and without passion
or nre;udice. the business mind OF the country
SENATOR'S SKEPTICISM GAVE WAY
TO ADMIRATION.
The old Senator could scarcely believe his
ears. Skepticsm gave way to admiration, and
N. net outcome was that the Chambers
recommendation for the appointment OF an
Advisory Council to the Federal Reserve
Board was accepted. This means that ousi-
ness all over the country has representation
of its own kind at the Supreme Court OF our
Finance.
Ever since that day Congress regards busi-
ness with new light. It realizes that the
business men OF the country are organized IN
a representative and democratic way to coop
crate with the powers OF government in pro-
noting the general good. The day of trying
20 zee, something over" the legislative goal
is gone
But putting the brake on radical legislation
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chief OF which was for an Advisory Council
composed of practical business men. At the
same time the Chamber sent out much ltera-
ture explaining the law, what it did and meant
to everybody.
Now, John Jones-and he was merely type
Of the average business man all over the coun-
try-knew practically nothing about this law.
although it affected him vitally. He read lot
about it in the newspapers, but it did not get
down to his mental level John Jones is
member of the Four Corners Commercial
Club and it, in turn, is affiliated with the
Chamber of Commerce of the United States.
The club got the Referendum the banking
law and all the literature about it. 1t was not
considered in private committee session, but
in open meeting, where John Jones and all the
rest OF the members could take part.
Jones found out that under the proposed law
there was wider and more elastic use of COM
mercial paper; that if he were manufacturer,
however small, he could take an acceptance
from slow-pay customer, discount it and get
more financial elbow room for himself.
Naturally, he was moved to say:
This law is pretty good thing for all
KINDS OF business.
The net result, in word, is that these
Referenda, whether on banking laws, perms-
nent tariff commissions, national budgets, gov
ernment bureaus or statutes that regulate in
terstate commerce, are text books for the busi-
man, no matter what his station. They make
him better merchant or producer. more
intelligent and efficient citizen. He is enabled
to keep closer tab on his Congressman. and
he learns to demand higher quality OF ser
vice from him.
How about the effect on Congress? con-
crete and somewhat historic episode in this
Drama of Business Awakening will demon
strste.
One October afternoon, in 1913, two groups
assembled in committee room in the Senate
wing of the Capitol at Washington. One was
the Senate Committee on Banking. the other
delegation from the Chamber OF Commerce