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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-12-05
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cr9altcn bot. SSn oicicm gricfe bcibt
es mortlid:
ul1eberoll I'M 2onoc Gerrridt pielr,
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|gl1be. Mlle bie ora11cll Menlden, sic
BORT acopfcrt meroe,r. Nter lie fric=
gen ltllS nidt ul1ter, trob all ibrer
Manfc uto siigen. serbiell miro
mobl hal0 fupltt icin. IS ml1b ol1d)
9riillolid allfgeraumt mcrocn nit oen
@allltnfen. llno sic ocrltldle Sal1lt
|trifft gut. Ml1Ber Ser Sbelter1lg, Sic
in1 2anoc lit, itebeln min bier 11id)ts
aus. Gs freltt inns imn1er, menm mir
i'll g1lrer 3eitllrNl iciely oaB ssbr ser
|g1lglalpocrn 10 ih0n oie. @abrbeit
|lagt, ltl1o altd} nod onoeren, Sic cs
pcr0icnt 'bafen. Iicier @ricg bat
inns Die Mllael1 iibcr nicle Uni ercr
Irellroc Qcoffnet. S1 Scr gr1te boz
'ben f1ler il6erau @efal19elr aebolfen.
Die 2eltte leGen ale gut gelrabrt aus,
ltrb 1nall forte r1irgerrbs flagen. 81
l1igc 9al1crlt 6e6oltcn lie altd) sen
@il1ter ii6er. "a iiebt man sic 6ro11=
5oier, @elgier ltltb Mlllien 5onntags
bier i'm Srte uaerlei cinful1fen.
@elm es Die mnirigcn i1 @efal1=
gel1d]aft 1lllr ebenlo gut i6atten. 90
ter i'll Seize eebt es gut. @eitern lit
Morie nod Squire gefo1lmer, lie
|bleibt Bic 8%internto11ute bier. Sans
lit altd) nod bier. IS id]iitt i'm
'lpobl, Dob er on Ser @a6n lit. giele
III leillem Sitter iinb id)pn an ser
6ront. @ir 6aften @ell1dJ bon einenl
T%elograltea, Ser id)oll 5ll1m 5fpeitcn
Wiale leibt berlpllrloet ml1r6e. gr
|bat IA Gage grf,5Inngsl1rlalrb, balm
'ge6t's apieoer an Bic Trpnt. Sic ar
men 2el1te, lie lniiiien DIT 10 niel aus
Itebe11, in @irterz ia nod belorOers.
SIT es nidt fem, baB sic ariegsa11=
leihen 10 prpnrA Dl1rdogeben? 3us
Golf lit SIT Spferlf4bercit. Sin Seoer
melB, mir NJ il c u1to mer0en
,liegelt.@
SD ihreibt eiAe oelttld}e Iralt.
Wfal1 liebt, bon Scots in 3el1tldlanb
Tfei1e Spltr-lrisa oieie l1l1erldiitter=
lide Sieges5llperlid]t. Sic 9nogen
lid1 alljat1nlcaliigen mas ito ppllen,
lie f1lt1pn 1ertidanltb mcoer militia
rlld)l mod lpirtbidaitlid ullterfriie=
gen. 8alm nirS ben 6od)n1Htbigen
gltglanberrr lrnOl sibrell 9~sody6rterl1
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|lpelut lie i6l1 no6 longe fprtleben,
l1ltr nod INNER melr 81 t I c belcbelt
fo1l11el. Gs lit mlg1dlrblidL mic per=
blenoet bic 9llliirte1t nod al ibrel1
WdBerfolgen lpd) iir6.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-12-05
&rieasanlcile biQia.

lint gal15e $50 billiger apie Dor
DEM &riege gibt bic belte1s bcfal1l11-
bieiige Bonfiersfim1a Zimmerman
Y Jprl6ap, bon goo. 9 bis IL Maa
Nelp Dorf, ol1gef1blidli6 sic
alte pierpro5entige bel1tlde @eidsan=
leibe of. &or Dern 9%lusbrl1d) Der
5einoieligfeiten foiteten 1000 Marf
oiel er elnleibe $237. 80, un0 jebt fins
lie fir $1S5.50 81, baben. Ga sic
8ertbe na6 Dem 5rie0ensidllllle
lpieoer lteigen lperoen, 10 oarf oiele
g1lei1e rlt6ig als cine bpr5iiglide
:a1apitolsonlage, be5eidlltet meroen.
Sic 11e11e 5=pro5entige &riegsonleibe
oes oelltlden Meides berfallft Sic
glei9e 6ir1na 51 $202.50 ltatt tpie
bisber 81 $203.75 pro 1000 Morf.
Die 5A =prosentige brittle Diterreidi=
ld)e ariegsnnleibe foitet bei ser garf=
firma 1lllr $141.75 fir 1000 @roner,
ma6re1o sic brittle 6 8ro5ent ablper=
tel1oe nngarllde @riegsa1leibe fiir
Sl46.75 pro 1000 &ro11en 51 baben
1T. Die Safe fir iamnrtlide bier
M1llelben ii10 iibernlts nieorig, iper11
man ben gluten 5tddb Set Napiere in
9etradt 5ie6t, ur10 aug 0ieiem @runo
ollr1te Ser NltgenbIid 5l1m Mnfaui
Der Bombs iiberalls giinitig iein. Dos
Sallen I'M greile lit auf sen 11ieorige11
Sto11b Der Marf=<rle 5uriid5ufIb-
rem.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-12-05
3ur lcbtcn @ltbc.
Tralt @ertrmbe st meier, geb.
@ittic.

1us 2eihenbegargniB ser o,n
0onnerstag Miorgen na6 LANCER,
ldpperer aro1lf6eit aus bem 2ebell
geidieoenen Sralt Gertrude Ml1efer,
aeb. 8ittig, bat inter a%l1Berprbent<
li6 5ablreid)er 8etbeilig11ng gelterl1
Morge1 Inn $3.50 l1br bo1tr Traller-
balie, 902 @arret StraBe, aus nod
Der Oelltiden fat6oliid)en 5t.Noiep1s-
flrde lt11D 11ab ei1en1 bnielb1t I'M 8
l1br celebrirten feierliden Nequien1=
Sod]arnte t,olt BORT aus nod beln
@olp Ian1ilp Trieo1of itattgcfllroen.
Mfarrer g(11ton Sdoerti1gb at1tirte
IL Der Stride nn6 .altf BENT Triebbpfc.
'gr celebrirte bas &eqliem-s 6odon,t
l1no tbielt Die 2eid)ertprebigt, in lpel-
der er Der entldlafenen trel1elr nrb
%liebepollm @attin, Ml1tter, gdnpie=
germ1tter lltb @roBmutter ei11en tief=
empfllnbenen ebrenoen Nod)ruf mio=
mete. MllBeror6entlih grob mor oie
g a6l Der pradfigen glltmelliperoeu,
I1pelde ols 3eiden Ser 2iebe n10 Md-
tltl1g, t0erelt 1ib sic gntldlafene gu
2e65eiten erfre1te,- nr10 0es Mitge<
fiibls NIT Ser tiefen Iraner ser SIM
terbliebelreit gelanot hporben. Die
5argtrager mare1 Die feds 51611e
Der gnti6lafener.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-12-05
Snbcpcnoent Malting Company
@iro oltd nad Dem erltel1 Sal1ltar I'M
gctrieb bleiben.

@ie bon @eal1ten ser Slloepen=
Dent Wealtil1g Company geltern er=
flart 1puroe, miro ser 9etrieb nibt
nod DEM eriten Sanl1or 1916 einge=
lteat meroen. Sic 8ralterei bat in
Den letten Sobrer nid)t mir Bier fit
clgenel1 @erfaltf beraeltellt, ionoerl1
'nielraebr alld Wfal5 fiir mbere 8ral,=
ereicll i'm 9al1bc. gs 6eltebt. Ser
Flan, oas Mal5=I eparten1ent 6eoelt=
ten0 SIT pergroBerl1. Cine groBe s[11=
5afh Ser ietiaell Mrbeiter miro bei=
6ebQltel aperOe1.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-12-05
Samcs :. Gaicp in G6ieaap acitur-
fen.

@ic Gus eirer1 gc1tcrll in Gaperz
port e%ilrgelmufencu Ielegralnm fer
mraebt, tit '0prtielblt anl Ireitag
9l6el1o Serr Sorles 3. Gaiep plob=
.lih %geltorben. Scr gerltorbeme bot
5mDlf sSdbre lit Ianenport galebt limo
ilt einem Saule an &irflpoob @ollle=
paro %gemebtt.
ST lpar eiller Ser Sltforporatorelt
Scr Guaranty Size Slliltrance Gap=
ponp 111o bielte bieler @elellidaft
l11lgefabr Z Sabre dis @ei6aftsf iib=.
rer: gllib nar SEER Galep 5llperin=
teabellt ser 3apellporter Office Der
8rloential Nl ll1rance Company bon
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-12-05
5tabt nub Gou / j,
Counting, Den 5 9cJember.
&leine 9taotM cnigteiten.
@irlhboulsSal5, Gotoid)e, Mn=
Ign ! @ollcr, Gitronelol. Gicpc's
Mpotbefe. (slllS0

@iridlbprn sSal5, Eotaidp, $40
IGN i @oilcr, Gitroucnol. Micpc's
slpptbefe. ClllS0
SSlr Scr 0Iiire SEES &Srnhoaltd
filhrcrs tSralf &Nol.u lllllrnel Gcitcrll
Sllforporintngspa}derr Scr Naibau=
Sop Grmrunp ourd} Nmnalt Garl $.
9anlbad) bi1tcrlcgt. Die 8clellld,ait
betrcibt Gin a~ll8cnaefnes sllltomobils
gcid)aft. Ias glfticnfapital bctragt
$4,000 uu1o bcltebt alts $50 Nn=
tbcilideinen BON le $500. Yraiioent
lit @crr @apne 2. Gaihaau l1no 81
fretar &ere @ltp ". Son. Iielc bel
ben @ca1ten biloen ald) Sic Iireftoz
rclbebproe.
SSSl1 scr Office bes @rltno6lld)=
filbrcrs Iranf @olnr mltroen pprgc=
ltcrll Die slufloil1llgsartifel Scr Gptt=
age Campo COMPANY oltrb Die slll-
malte Goof 1no gallllff billtcrlegt.
Graii0ellt Ser gcienidaft lit SEER g.
SO. Marfs l1no Sefretdr Serr Gnlil
@crg.
SS1ll1ge 0mu1cll lt11o Serrcn,
meld)e Suit baben, stint 3eutldelt
Gl)eutcr 81 gelel1, mcrbcl1 gebetcl1, iid)
pplt 8 bis 10 l1br Neprgens in ser
Office 6es 3eutihen Ibeaters in Der
Iltrlrbnlle cil15ufn1oen. (s[l15.)
@ic BON Dem Iipiiions= lllo
Srad)tagcl1ten 6. 8. @off geltern be-
fa11nt gege6en ml1roe, lit ser IN 3a=
ne1tport Don leiltell bal1figen Meiien
lppblbefannte acknowledgements
8orrD 8olper bon Ser Hod SslanD
Sinie periienirt 1poroen. 3n ~enl
Nad]fplger ml1rbe 5tanleD $. Sobr=
ION bei tellt, l1no lit @errn Sobnion's
@lab tritt q. Moc&ensie. 3lml
Siilfs= @eneralfradtagent murbc SEER
S. 8. @lltl6 ernannt.
Sic 9amenieftion ser 9onen=
port I~llrngenei11oe peranitaltet am
Bentigen Counting SEN 5. 9e5ember,
cine MISUNDERSTANDING i1 Ser
Sltrltballe. sll1ber Sfat miro Gi1d,
500 ll1o Ramid geipielt merOe1. 81
NE Mn5a6l fpertbooller 4reiie 1in0 &C.
itiftet moroe1r. gead oer &artenipicl=
1tntcrbaltll1g ner0en g%rfrilduu1gel1
leroirt lperoel1. Gin Ian5 miro bic
lla1tcr)altll1g beldlieBcn. 3us So
mite beitebt aus 6rm1 s. 8. @olo=
11la1llt, gorliterill;; Sri. @iln1o Mor=
gprbt, Clara &aB, Safe Mcglrop,
sSSltlia gdert ul1o Sen Iraltcn Chris.
Gd9arbt, I0. Shmiot, Soc Mortin,
&c. SilberltcirL 6. Otto, 81. Goeot.
a. Mid)ter Gbeopbil1s fat porgc=
1terl oas @el1d@ Der Strait 9lnl1u
Sd)efcllbed ltll1 cine @ittpenpen1ip11
abldll1gig bcidie0cl1. Sic @elnb7tel=
lerlll COB 5l1, @rnnosige1ltbmn1 in
@crtbc bon 5000 l11b @anfg1tbabell
bon $1,000 SIT belisen.
Saben Sic f6on Dl6 mi1iion
8ier probirt? @lei9 nit Sem Be item
impprtirten @ier nno %ernpfoblen bon
ben 9oftore1. Rod Sslan0 grepina
80. Mn3.)
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-12-05

Nnnerifa, meld)c 5tellllg CT fii,f
SSallre heflei0cte. Snt Ia6re 1910
CT l1adl Gbicaao lno mar BORT
icitber in 5 lu1o 10 Gents 2aben &C.
lcbaftlld) betbeiligt. ST lpobl1te lit
9o: 112 gtprtb &arloap Mpeln,c.
MllBer Scr @attiu miro er ilberlebt
roll 5ipciASobaran, George mlrO Iraflf
lbeioe BON Chicago. Die 9eeroigltllg
miro ant Maolttag in gbicogo por lid)
geben. Set 9eillcm SSortSltg bon3a=
pclttort %itattefe &err Gaiep 1tltierer
staot ja9rlid cillcr @ell1d ab.
Or. Safer, 8o5nar5t m6itater
BUILDING. Wn3.)
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-12-05

SGben Sic i6on Sl6 Miliion
Bier probirt2 @leid NIT oem beter
importirten 9ier nno e1npfoblen bon
ben 9oftoren. Hod Sslan6 8remina
80. Mn3.)
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-12-05
31m 33. Malc ais scfretar uic6er
er1uGllt.

Sn Ser borgeltern slbe1o abgebal-
tenen SabresDer iammllng Ser Sri-
nitD 2oge 500. 2O8, 81. S. & 81. SC,
Der bisberige SefretGr 2ol1is
Stein mie0ergendblt. neber 100
Wsfitglieoer 1paren 5ugege1,. Sic 8e=
%amtentpdbl ergab folgenoes 9ieiultat:
M5aiter MfreD S. Mcber.
Senior @aroep 6. so. g8bite.
Slnior @aroen - 81. 8pmalQl1s=
fly.
5datmeiiter - 9ouis s. 5tein.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-12-05

Der s(ft6ore @ellrp goamer
bot lebte11 3onnerstog inn Gontem-
porarp Stub ei1e1 bodillterelianten
gortrag ilber Sic lebte Mote unierer
g1ll1oesreglerltng on gnglonb" ge=
balten, oellen Miomllfript ms geiter11
|gfadrl1lttag 5llgillg, 31 ipGt, ais baB
mir es fir Die beutiae Musgobe fat,
ten benllbe1 fon1len. Mir neroen
bic 2eler oiele @ode nit Dem Sallpt=
i1ltalt oie'es 5eitgu1dBerL pie gciaat,
|bodyt 1lltereliarten gortrages 6efornt
MAIDEN.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-12-05
@ier nclte 9pdenfaQc.

Ser Davenport OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
&c mnroel1 geltern bier l1el1e Yocfen=
roae ol1gemeloet, rro 5apnr banoelt
es 'iG llm 6ran SSpbn Jarrel1, @ltgb,
Wfape 11rt0 M1tb Cannon, iQl1rmtlid
pom 9eo. 226 Dit z. gtraBe. 6rau
5arren lit 72 Sabre olt 11no sic all
oeren 9pfer lil1o &in6er. SIM gan3er
li11o bislong 10 Safe gen1eloct tpor-
oen.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-12-05

Ser e%lfiabrige Gap @oroetl
lpeld)er Dor bret Sabrel1 oent @uiien-
lbeim als vnnperbeiierli6" iiberlpieIe11
apl1roe, 6atte iib borgeltern 4pieoerllm
Dor &i9ter Ibeopbil11s 5l1 peral1t-
morten. superintendent Seiiions
erflarte, Der al1abe beitebe oaral1f,
an alno ie0en 51t f%efdlnpfe1. Midter
IG6eopbilus gu6 ibrn l1od)n1als @ele=
genDeit, 1ll1o parolirte i'm an feline
.Weutter.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-12-05
Mie mir aelterl1 aus s

@ie mir gelterl1 aus better
alelle erf ltbrelr, meroen mabrihein=
lid bis 5l1r rladJlten 5ta0tpabl feline
11el1ell @%(rntinbaber ernan1t o6er err
mdblt meroen. Strabenfommii1Qr
5erma1 g0ens, meld)er germ aom=
uilior fir 0ffentlide Mrbeitel1 auer-
ben modte, ioa l1ur Die lt11terltilblrng
Der Mloernlel1 9rebmer INTO geeber-
gaa ba6ell. 8i~irgern1eiiter Mlfreo
s. Mueller ioll linn Die grnenll1tg
5l1gelogt baber, fal1s CT gelliigelro
Stinrnlel1 fir leine 8eltdtiglng al1fz
trei6elt fonlle. Sn5miihen iino 51pei
aa11oioatcn onf9etaltbt, Die gerne
StraBenfpnmniiIdr meroen mod)ten.
5err @ul1oofer ioG glal15e1Oe gllts>
iidten ais Na6folger 6es perltorbe=
llelt Staotaileiiors Sallab S. @ilo
BADEN.
Merdants gransfer & Storage
SO. 3elepbon 855. Nn3.)
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-04-12
A REFORM FOR WOMEN

The woman of today is feverishly inventing reforms
for men, And-bess her!-may she attain her aims
whatever they are! Generally man doesn't know usI
what she wants, and neither does she-So let her
have it! u4 III
Still the modern woman should remember that all
true reform begins at home threadoare tileory'
parhaps but never vet an overworked practice.
reform to which women might practically ana
profaby give some attention is crying aloud to them IN
every trading center in the land Merchants are uniting
in chorus of protest against the common woman practce
of returning goods to stores
Goods ordered by women, delivered to them and then
rejected and sent back compose in the aggregate about
rs per cent of the stock of big store This means not
only that the store must carry 25 per cent more goods
than it SELLS but also that goods thus taken out ana re-
turned become mussed damaged and frequently infected
The store is not the larger loser 1t carries the extra
charges on to the ultimate purchaser In the end the
women or their husbands fathers pay for this foolish
unmethodca practice.
Merchants have estimated that the cost of living, so
far as womens goods are concerned is directly increased
at least 25 per cent by this custom.
The delivery system and the charge-account system
are of great convenience to buyers But they necessarily
increase the price of goods and abuse of them adds still
more for the stores, being business concerns, cannot
suffer the loss,
The reform must come from the women themselves,
If they will buy only what they want-or, BETTER only
what they need-and keep what they buy they can start
trade revolution that will result in big cut in household
expenses.
To the many womens clubs ardent for reforms, this
idea is respectfully submitted as through which they
may easily and clearly demonstrate their power for an
important reform.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-04-12
SPRING SONG.

Cut this out and learn it. Then,
when the weather opens up and your
friends get their cars out, you can sit
on the porch and hum it over. It's
full of truth and human nature:
In the cleaning, Oh, my darling, when
the ears are whizzing past,
Sit we two upon our front porch till
we see the very last.
1t is time to seek the feathers, but we
linger still outside;
Twenty persons said they'd take us
out a.ridmg, but they lied.
In the cleaning, oh, my darling, we
will sit till midnight S hour,
As the motor cars fly past US on the
wings Of benzine power.
Do not give up hope, my darling, keer
a.smiing, and sit tight;
If we wait for twenty summers-may
he one will stop some night,
-Pardeville, Wis, Times.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-04-12
LITTLE BOBBTE'S PA

Pa took Ma & me oavcr to see a
friend Of his last mite, Mister Sinclair.
MI the way down the street car,Pa was
telling Ma how fond Mister Sinclair
was Of his wife.
That remains to be saw, sed Ma.
1t does not, sed Pa, it is condishun
wich exists.
We shall see, scd Ma.
You shall see, scd Pa. This man wich
you are going to meet is one of the
most devoted husbands that ever got
houm lOit, Devoted husbands & wives
ls vary scarce theosc days, scd Pa. 4 |
want you 4 ittcl Bobbe to look him
oavcr
Wen we got to Mister snclair's hoam
! cud see that thay had been having A
.Quorl, beckous Missus Sinclair looked
jest the way Ma looks after she has had
u jam with Pa. But she scd to Nln. |
am glad to meet you deer, the saim Ms
If she had knowed her all her life. &
She smiled at Pa 4 she kissed mo & scd
what ltttcl angel he is, | aint Il littel
angel
! was telling the good wife. sed PA,
that you 4 yurc husband was like two
swecthurts.
Rite you are, scd Mister Sinclair
Kind of quick. Me 4 Kittic worships the
ground ccch other walks ON. She lis the
ideel of my drecms, he scd eeveu il |
did git houm luit tonitc. Hcer is A
poem | rote last week about my wife.
sNppoos you mite like to hcer il.
shoot 1t, sed Pa, l luv my wife too.
shoot IL.
y then Mister Sinclair red.
snow gurls is cunning graceful & stun.
ming,
Wen thuy are ON the stage,
l We often met gurs. blond 4 brunett
gurls
Nurls wich is all the rage.
Niin'ng y dining ware lites are shining.
mat is thore Broadway life;
Icy them be gay us long as thay may
here 5 TO my pal, my wife.
Always to sum boys trubbel will cum,
boys, - '"
You may fall down sum day,
iu'n watch them hurt you, dodge & de.
scrt you y w
fmr wether trends doant nav
wen sorrows try you, one win stand hy
You
True till the end Of life:
Luv her the moast. then dript ,b;s .oo.4
mere ne'e 10 my pal my wife
VIZ s'u Ma l think that is perfeekly
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-04-12
TALKS ON THRIFT
TWO STORIES oF THRIFT.


w, wv , "luSt 1oop' new summaries ol
'N'"G' luS''uu Vi HOW much no you
SPrnu It year we must learn TO ask;
no" nugn 10 you save eaeh year.
"Uu our ""u',to''oh must 20 ou' 10 MI"
Mno nus H'' tne Pu'e OF so''hg' sen
"'1, Nro'E' F' VorilH"'
'lN'"S ~, N"S u oooMNe'Per anu anu nc was was
IN loNo' mere Is nothing unusual ABOUT
'uU', us us pooNN''P"rS' pt'"S hun'ou ahq
Su"'P''o'' frequently nav DEC u
Know" To i"l III loN', bu' inns man OF
, lEu,'s was ona'noren OF u h'gn'@nool
''"'''' """H' Solo'F was UNJUST II "o'
Pu,,'' 'Pu"l 10 MS "Nu'
lu' HtnN'nl' young "o,lun III the
'oSS'' N0'' ny NO menus ulSu"lnlUB ,'r
Su''o'' WIS wen u""r' VI ''c Ioet 'no'
,Nu yoV'u Uo' i've "S 'u'UPll us one
No' ulu sue PROPOSE TO continue 'eoch'
ing u.,'r m",r'oE'' 49,. ,
NhE ooh you become Il VertlilGd
fup''c Accountant s3o asked FerN,
'U' one evening Nh'u inc hlEu cost Oh
lnoU'mo,A was lno IoP'e uuu't DISCUS
slo" lN'N are wen p"'l' Nt least
tue correspondence S,"oH' "uIV''''o'
mrn's say ihcN are ANA you nave II
spI'hulu hoHs voice. IT you would only
nave III 'IW"'u' ! .o sure you 'oOIu
moN' some money from your Singing
'u'n N' ,"ul9 E,' NouE an Usb''
nHI i'Pi'u I'IN'"s' TO improve
mNtrll ln holh hlghrr acountaNcy ond
music would cost lot OF money and
I IIIUn.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-04-12
LOS ANGELES SCANDAL.

Los Angeles, Cal, April 12.-Earl
Rogers, attorney for Chief of Police
Sebastian, said today that he would
give notice before night to District At.
torney Woolwine of the intention of
Mrs Lille Pratt to appear in court to-
morrow to ask the appointment of neu.
tral guardians for her sister, Edith
Serkrn, Sebastian is charged with con
tributing to the girls dependency, and
Rogers processes to believe that plot
to kidnap her eyists to prevent her
from appearing in Sebastian s trial.
Sebastian was to appear in court late
today to plead to charge of contribut.
ing TO the delinquency Of Edith Serkin
and Victoria Desparte, The court pro.
cedure was expected to be brief.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-04-12

Certain countries of Europe have been dependent on
Germany and the United Kingdom for their coal supply
Denmark and Sweden purchase almost all their coal from
the United Kingdom and distance and high freight rates
will handicap the American shipper in competing for TINS
trade when conditions return to normal But Sweden has
bought some American coal during the last few months
and has recently turned to Germany for coal and coke
France stands ready to purchase in the United States if
prices can be arranged Italy is threatened with coal
famine and is reported by cable from Madrid that Spain
offers market for American Coal of all grades South
American coal supplies have chiefly from the United
Kingdom Australia and Germany; but the United States
had more of oothold the Southern continent than it
had in European markets. and American exporters have
already begun take advantage Of present conditions to
increase their sales.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-04-12

divine. Doant you DEERE she asked Pa
Well, sed Pa, of coarse / aint much of
judge, but l think it averages up
pretty good if you allow for poetick Ii.
Gems.
That is jest what I sed to my deer
husband wen he rote it & reesited it to
me, scd NIissus Sinclair. He rote it to
square hissclf wen he cain hoam at
four (D O'Clock one morning after his
lodge meeting.
Wen | grow up & git married l am
going to lern to rite portray.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-04-12

A dispatch from New York states that special COM
mittee of the American Electric Railway association ap-
pointed to investigate and report on the competition of
neys with electric street railway service has completed
its work and says in part in its report: "The committees
investigations have been such as to convince it that the
operation of the tney is profitable to its operators
In time that will settle the jitney problem in every town
in the land where the tney got in the going suddenly
1t takes little time and experience to work out new
thing to satisfaction or disappointment
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-04-12
Cash in
MIR. Merchant

When the national nillittrr \
er advertises in tlb RIgsla
he is creating a iiaIil ID Ii
goods. N
It is definite, fangNN, VA \
will be felt by every retailer Who
has them ID stock. s4
The stOrekeepers who will gd
the greatest benefit out Of tbs
advertising arc those who coop
crate with the advertising an
the public.
These live merchants will diiV
the demand their way BY SHOW
ing the goods in The windows . .
putting them where people vli
zee them.
The manufacturers nev'pai'
advertising and their co'oPeialI',
will be very promptly reflects
in q wholesome increase IN 'S1s
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-04-12

Since taking Pnemysl, the Russians are advancing
against Jarosau Czestochova, Tonaszof Petokof and
Rzeszof the road to Crackow If they are tough
they look on paper its long, long way to the old Polish
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-04-12

Possibly the belief that the prohibition movement in
Europe will end with the is responsible for the ndca
tions of early peace They must be getting awful dry
over there.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-04-12

Popular government is advancing with rapid strides in
Japan There were over 1900 arrests for bribery at
recent election there.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-04-12

Tillamook's s Commercial club, which
appears to have drifted toward the
social side of club life, seems about
to be reorganized on a predominantly
business basis, according to the Her.
aid, which predicts new era for the
club and the city
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-04-12

New York financiers are said to be arranging loans
Of S20O0O0000 for European nations And here in this
peaceful land is harder to borrow even 50 than it even
was before
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-04-12

Hudson Maxim has a scheme for making submarines
see without exposing even their perscope What deadly
person that man Maxim must be!