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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-12-03
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5 t ii bcrer Generalaoi iu :
tont 9(lcrdnoer I.

u I
Ges 23oines, ,. Seq. ssn ga-
laocna, Gul., iii @cnerol 9s. g. S(lez
ranoer I'M sllter bon - ,Sahrcu gez
ltprhen, Gin 9Sionier BON Charlton,
Soma nno - Satire @enerolabilttant
blelc5 Staotes.
slleranoer spllrSc in @cItppint, See
Gpllntn Soma, ont 10. Septentber
1898 ge6prcn, nafte Sen 8iirgerfrieg
nit llno ltieg bonn @cmeine1 slln1 &az
pitan altf. 9Iad 0en1 arieg IieB CT it'd
in GbaritotL Sa., rieoer, no CT 13
Sabre lang Elm faltfmdnlliitbe5 Sc
id]aft betrieb.
ssSn Sabre 1873 lpuroc CT bon 8pllz
nerneltr Spbn $. Scar sum @eueralz
dDllttallter ernanllt llnn bon Sen @pu=
perneurenS6ernlan uno 2arrubec lpiez
Dercrltannt. Inter icpent nieier @ollz
perneltre otente CT 4 Sabre.
Inter ser Nicainlep slbn1iniItra-
ttpn irllrbc CT gum slrmee5a5 a5lmeilter
crnannt unb biente als lplher biele
Sabre. @pr etipa 5 Sabren trat Ct in
Sen Hubeltanp rtS iibcrlieoeltc nad)
Gaioocnu, Gal. lup CT eeIreru ltarb.
@r lpirn ilberlebt bon Iet1er @ittz
nc, Die cine gebprcre Gllte @rplp1 nplt
9ea mlpines mar.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-12-03
Snterpietu NIT ei1tem sriediidcn
Iriitsen.

81 If en-, is. Sob. (&prr. S. s(.
80 "sssir slal1ben, cs lit bclier fir
@riedenlonb, baB es iib oos libert,
ipa5 es einnal beiist, ais bas aufs
Spiel gu leben, mas es cbcn crit in
5ipei bluttgen fplrlpicligen ariegen
erbalten bat.
sSl1 bieier geile iprad ci,1er ser
griedilden 8rin5en gum &prreIpone
oentcn bet allo5iirten NrcIie. CT
ipraeb iibcr Sic 6altl,ng Ser fDniglidcn
Samilie BON @riedenlano, Sic lplpphl
i'm Snlanb als I'M Al1slanb @egenz
itanb bpn iobiel aritif gclpelen lit.
n9ies lit ridt eine Gelegenbeit" 10
fubr Scr Grin5 fort, fir einen bente-
gierigcn Subs. 9afiir liesen bcute
81 bicle 2omen nno 5iser auf Ser
22ancr l1acb 8eltte.
s. Dn Is iir dtet fcinc gllyt :
rpnnng.
uBenn bas fDniglt6e pous bon
Sdlesipig : @pIltciu gpnocrburg =
@liicfsburg Gum Ocn ppllen Sitcl unz
5llfiibrelD in Griedcnla1rb alli beln
.Sptcle ltcbt, mic na1lcfe un5uncbncn
senci9t iino, 10 niirfte Sic shulo
1iher nift bei bcn a1nemcilten gctrpfz
fencn lie9en. @ent es iiberboupt
penfbar lit, BOB Sic naditcn sgapnote
fir &Dnig &pnltantin / bel,q @erlllit
bcs Sbrpnes briu9cn fbrntcl1 10
i6eint cs, DOB ser 8Dnig iclbit Sic
Iebte Nerlon in @richenlanb lit, Sic
nit cincr lplden n,Dglibcn gncntllaz
litat rcdnct.
ugr lit iid ncilen sipeifellps be-
lpubt, BOB sic 3dbi9fcit, nit ser cr
leincn GntldluB, oab @ricd)enlanb
nidbt in Sen ellrppailhen &ricg cintrcz
ten lpll, prrhiiibrt cirtc ilu1erc poliz
ftild)e artlis nah Scr allberen berporz
gcrl1fer bat. Gr bat Iid cinem erp=
Ben Sbcil be5 Iplfslpillens entge9cns
I9eletst llnb Sen s,errn @cniieIps III
cine pplitild)c Gdc 9cord1et, aus Set
CT aluldcincno fcillen slllslpcg nebr
finben fam. Man iicbt belte auf Sen
&D1ig ols Sen alleilligen 8cltimmer
ser 5lfiinftigen 6ultltng Griechens
lambs. slucs ihcint Sen &Dlag in lei@
mem @ntIdllub 1lncntlpe9t sll lalicn.
Scr ginflub Scr 8Dni 6 IN.
Sic @riiber llno ainbcr bcs So
ni9s lcbcn ben1 Gans Ser 9inec, lui,
er bon1 aDt1ig ecltcllcrt tpirb, NIT
ppIliter 3upcrlidlt 5ll. Sic iinb iibcrz
5ellst, BOB 8Dnia @pnitantin 1peib,
mas CT luill uuo thut rnb- bab er Sic
@ric6cn beiier fcnnt als Sic @rieden
i'm. Bic iit ald immcr Scr periDnz
lide ginflub Ser aDnisim, bic Deg
bentiden &ailcrs sdlpeltcrs lit, ec<
italtet. Sic @erantlrortung rllbt bcim
&Dllig. Ser @influb Scr &6ni9i,1 abcr
lit nidt 9cring lu1o lie lit cine ichr
tiihtigc rnb lebr cntld)lollcnc Sra1.
s. onig fiibrte Sic No1itif.
uslls Ser 9ricliiide Nlpbilmus
hungsbefcbl aussceebcn ipuroe, lteIlz
te ser &Dnig iidl nidt an Sic Critic
Ser slrn,ee. Seinc fiirslid)c &ranfbeit
lpurbc uls @rrno ungegeben; Der
ipirflihe @rllnn obcr lpar, ba6 cr5 Sic
pplitilbc Siibrllng ocs 9alrbes nid)t
in bic Spdnbc BON It. Genilelps pher
Icincr &urtei lcscn pollte. Sel6it ais
sic alliirten Srllppelt in Snlonifi
lonbetcn, arbertc CT ieinen @ntldlub
nitbt, loltbcrn ionotc icincn 25iabris
gen Gpbu, Sen &runprinscl ncbit ncle
len a5idbrigcn Gnfcl. bcn Grin6cn
slnoreas, bprtbin. Die beiben ipnbnen
in elmer &illa am gRcere. 3umeiit lit
ibr 1aus Sl,l,oacicuenbeiln, oa Sic
@attii, bes YrinScn slnoreas. 9ebos
rene Erinselihl slicc bon Sattenbcrg,
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-12-03
Aus 6er 8nnoe86auptita0t
g difTc Scr Iransotlantic
8 0. bog lfrei.

@ a bingto on, 2. 9e5. Niharo
s. @asncr, Grdlibent Ser slrnericall
Sransotlantic Gp., sob hcute bc=
fannt, oaB CT bem Sampler 1ilncz
bago" Ben gefebl ertbeilt babe, o6ne
meiteren @er5l1g BON @uenos SlDres
nad| Stan1fprb, Gonn., ab5ufabrcn.
Ser @inne6aso lit elmer Ser BON ser
britild]en Gegierltng arf Sic id1lparse
Siltc geltellten Sdiffe, neil es untcr
@erbaht irebt, beutldes gigeltbuln 5u
lein. gr lit nit 6arbbnl5 belaoen.
9rei onbere 9alnpier pieler Co.,
Die I'M leetenS Spntner inter antcrifaz
niides 9fegiiter gelte1t lnrroen, Sooz
ding, 8enelee llnb &anfafce, linb be-
retts bon britildlen &riegslbiffen gez
fapert uno oa5 Staatsamt unterludt
icet Ben Seridt, ouB @nglanb lie pbne
Grilenaeridlt su fpnfis5irei1 beablid@
ttge. Steie sfadribt lpurbe bon Sc
neraIfpnlul golng in palifag eingez
la,1bt.
IS 3 DC Granting fllr
Sorbs Srieben5galte.
Sefr. Gaming filnbigtc bel1tc an
haB Sen sg5itgliebern bon Socnrp Sprps
Srieoenserpcnitipn feline NdIlc nad)
tric9filbrenber, ipnoern 11ur nud nel1<
tralcn adllbern geeeben lpllroer.
9fllr IS Gdlie an Alitgliencr bon
Snros Expedition lrurben bcutc altsz
9e9eben.. Wcbrcre Gdllc lruroen lpcgen
Seblerl1 III Sen @cIlld1en berlueioeyt
uno anocre, ireil sic Gcluditcllcr feiz
ne gilrger Der Ser. Stauten lparen.
Sic g hIubrcgcI.
Sic aonfcrens Scr hcnpfratilefc1
Scnatpren fum audl bcutc niht sur
Ginigllng iiber Sen @prldlug sun Sc
ldril1fltng Ser 9ehatte lrnb lpiro Sic
@rprterltng nprgen fprtletcll.
sgtebrcre Senatprcl1, sic gegcn Sic
Shlubregel lino, babcn iebpcf ibre
llcber5cu9lln9 al1sseiprpdel1, nab nie
apnferen5 iid i'll pieier 8rage niht
cinigeu lucroe lno cs al1f beln Sur
hcs Senats ant niiehiten Mpntag sl
einen &artpf iiber sic HescIu fpn1z
men lpcrbe.
sl1 biclem Sal fDllnte lic] sic Or
|9allilatipn ncs Senats ner5Dgeru lr1b
cbenlp sic Nb6ultllng Ser een1einiamen
Sisnn9 un1 9icnstag, I'M Sic Yr6iiz
Nel1tenbotidaft 5u bDren. Sic Slbz
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. lprecben inoelien
tbrc 3nperIidt aus, bob es an1 Nipuz
tus 5u elmer @inisung ilber sic DC
9cln fpnmen lperne.
6 ginnub nj II berIshu s II,
9S D b c M ber
Sic 9eipnbnlidfen ginnabn,en oes
@nroeslbasalntes I'M sipnen,ber paz
rel etipa IL Ddllipnen bDbcr uls in
penllelben Wtpuat bes @priabres, ipibz
rcnb sic slltsgabel mn lin 3 sRillips
nen b6ber lparcn.
Sic Nlcbreillnabnteu riibrtcn foit
mtslhlieblidl bpn Sen @ilncntcucrl,
Der, ipcldle S34,466.700 cintruger,
obcr iiher 10 WsiIlipnen metr ais I'M
@prlabr. Sic 3ollcinnabmen betruge1
S17,6s1,000 pber etlua S750,O00
mebr neuu i'm @priabr.
Sic 9eluDbnltcten ginnahn1el be-
trugen etipo $76,O0o.00O uue Sic &C.
!lpDbnlihen sllls9ubcn S63,11S,000. 10
Dub ber leste Ntpnat cineu lleberl1ub
ppu etlpa St3,ooo.000 sebrucbt bat.
slnfrugen iibcr Sprbs
G. L t, q N / tin II
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-12-03

Ghicago< 3. Ie5. Mi1opieb
3llfltbr 5000. Sticre 5000 TO-
20, &iibe uno Hinoer $3.00-S.20;
&dlber $6 $50 1850.
Sdpeile 3ufubr $4,000. St
mas felter 5lt $3.50 $50; slanciIt
5ll S6.00-6.70.
Sdafe 3lfltbr 10000. 5tetig
ST $600-6.5o; sallmer 500 biz
$9.1O.
gefliisel 121ac, Gurfeps
t4c.
gutter Creamery % 32c.
Gier 81 3oc.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-12-03
Die @ axste
9ruonfte.

. bicagu, 2. 3es. sSci5elt
109$4 Ge5y 1121s sRai.
aorl 67A 3e5, 707s Nlai.
@afer 1875 Ge5. 45A Niai.
6etreioe fiir 8aar:: 9sp. 2 rotber
sssinter non1inell; SO. 2 &orn alt 70,
nelt 66; STANDARD Safer 43.
SRoggell 9eo. 3 94.
GSn.5+o 20 ~
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-12-03
8 c L II II teri c c f I / G a.

| S'
2pnbpn, 2. Sea. 3ipci lpeitere
britilde Sampler, aplpl1ic nrb Orange
Erince, linb berlenft lpnrbel, lpabrz
lldcinIid ban bcutIbcn l1zgopten
geioe Sbiffe tparer 5000 1onnen
9rpb.
Sem parbelsamt lit I'M Wpnat 91pz
nember Der @erllrlt bpn So @umpfer,l
Init 61,O72 giettpto11ne,, a1no GAG
Winnn einberidtet lporben, lolpie BON
a Seglern nit 5000 Sp1nel1 ltnb
6 0tann. 9ielc 3ablcn entbalten ,lid5t
bic 9cnalten @erlnlfe i'm gipncnlbcr,
lpnbcrn mir Sic, ipel6e bisber cinbcz
ridtct ipnrben lir1b.
@ine 9cpeibe bon Stbcn rnclbct
bcute, bab and5 ein britii1es aanpncnz
bppt III espptilden @elpdiier,1 bpn
cinen1 bentI6cn II 8ppt pcrlcrft ippre
oen lit.
Stalien pcrpflidtct it'd
gegen rutfricben.
Nnris, 2. Sea. sStalicn lit aln
sfpntag bcm 2pnbpncr Nbfpmnen ber
anbcren gnfelltelnddte beigetrctcr,
feiren scparatfricbcn 5l1 lHlieBcn.
8citere italienilde Sruppenobtbciz
lungcn linb 3pnnerstag in slplona,
glbanien, gelanbct, ipie cine 9cpcldlc
Dcs Scn1ps alts aubcrldlliaer SleUe III
gtbcn n1clbet.
6ran5 So1cfs 81. Sabrcss
@crlin, Z. Sea. (9rubtlps bio
suppilc.) Ser 81. Sabrcstag Scr
S6rpnbeltei9rng hcs auiicrs Sran5
Sp1ef iplrhe belttc III gan5 Seltrcid)z
llngarn nit Gottesbicnltel1 llnb. patrips
til6cn gerlantntlllngen sum- @eiten
Der @riessbiilfsfpl1bs 9efeiert.
uauc 2eitungcl1 pbuc llntcrld)ieo
Ser Nnrtei, lnst Sic 1leberlec@4scntlrr,
hringcu ancrfenncnbc Mrttfcl iibcr Sic
81 Sabre ser perrlbaft oes Mpnarz
hcn. ollc bebe1 Sen feltcn 3ulamnenz
|1alt aIlcr Matipnalitdten in ber 9pps
pelntonarbier berpor ll11b ipredcn ibrc
|felte llebcr5eu9ltng aus, bab es bem
8ailcr, banf Scr glprrei1en 2ciltltngen
|leiner Mrmeen, beidiebcn icin ipcroc,
cinen rllbmpollen Srieben 5lt lt1tcr<
5eidtelr."
9el It'd cnur A 0 sc ct I cn bpn
9SuriS.
Yaris, 2.@e5. Scr Sl1trol,ligcant
lpiu erfabren babell, Dab bic 3el1tlden
nit Snbiilfenabne bon SticfsaIen eille
9rpbe Sffcnlibbeipcglug in Der 8egenS
bon gon1piesnc lmb 5ipild)cn Den Sill
len Gile u,1b gpmne plal1en. 3ltrgpr<
bereitlng ibrcr ssS,lfantcricaneriffc
bdtten, lie bereits Gin gcipoltiacs gpmz
barbement begpn1en. Gpmpie9ne lit
ser nacbitc Ynnft Scr pcl,tIden 2inien
an Garis ltnb 40 Weilen nbrblid ppn
Der pauptltabt.
Sci itbencrs &c / IL II II g.
2pnoplL 2. Ges. 2oro aitdener,
Der 9eltcrn BPM naben Often sllriidgcz
fcbrt lit, glallbt, bab Der 9nrbanellen@
lfclhang aus fplgenbcn slpci Griiubcrl
lfortgcIett iperbenjpIlte:
1. lin sic Siirfen slt berbinbern,
cine srlnec nacb G9bpteu 5ll irbifeu.
2. llm lie 5ll perbinbcrn.. Sruppet
'naG europa Sll itgiden, I'M ben @uls
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-12-03

Grpe0ition bo6e, IonSern outh feline
@erantlportllng filr oeren Shdtigfeit
poer oie llntcrbarblun9en ieitens Sc
rer, Die an oieier gclpe9uns betbeiligt,
ilbcrne6lne.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-12-03
Scr 0entofratildt aaufns fann iid nldt
einigeu,
11eber Die 9ebattenlblubresel namlid,.
lno es mag int sena nddten Nnntag gu eine aamp b,r sic
Hegen fommu,
9ampfer Ser 9lncrican transatlantic So

Sanper Der amcrican Transatlantic Noaqe fa6z
rem erbaln nnlerer eltrolen 8egierng einen
Staatsant 9tbt au beannt Sic Gegiertng
Sop len Srene1sfaGrt bln o Observation-Disclosures
bernebme ~ 8unS oapug lf ipei @ufaoeu
uo9 blnoen 8Dnnen ur eoe u Sa6ren p,rt6et
Sen - gs pro oppelirt big in Sic glpben
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-12-03
q II TO 9 c II ii bcr s
6 ! u c nitiru.

Mcbrerc ellropaiite glutionelL nellz
trole lolpobl ipic belligercnte, buben
BEL beu Ser. Staaten ilber Sen Status
Der SricpensgeleIllhaft un9cfragt,
lpelde III Sen ppm 5eup Soro ge9arz
tertcn Sd5iffe ubreilen mill.
Sefretdr 2unliilg ertbeiltc Sic slntz
lpprt, oab Sic amerifa1iicbe 9tegieruns
nidt mn feline @erbinoung nit oieler
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-12-03
8 ieb fn oft bon Ieiner a /:
tel a B. e 6iitteIt.

q III iferbam (ii6er 2pnoprD, 2.
Seq. SIZE beuti6eSp5ialbe bat
ben beltinbig ee9en Bic 9tegierung bcz
bcnben Mbgeprbneten ST.. &arl 2icbz
fnebt ab9el6iittelt. Son ser ip5ialiltiz
lcbcn 9feibstags : 6raftion iil1o, lpie
bon Berlin semelbet miro, 8el9fillc
nngerpmmer iporbcr, lpel6e Sic be-
'ltd11bi9en Grpbpfatipnen 2iebfnebta
ltarf perltrt6eilen.
sSn Der 9telolution ipirb erfldrt, bo,
2iebfnedt lib in Der lebtcn 91eidsz
tagslibung in 8iberlprlld nit leiner
Nartei seiett babe rnb apiele ba6er iez
De @erantipprtrng fir lcine @anb<
lllngslpeile ablebne.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-12-03
Niciopptamieu beitatigt.

sglaper D ubr 100 len gagbob afgebrdngf haben
5000 Wann bel ateral Nrat Sp5ebb ciz
ertc ben 67 Saag einer egiertng n1eu 6tr Wnter
gboren ale Der benten Earci gentralndde hz
teten giotc Grdenlanb gs ser sSarnl,o b tic
bcebr5igt
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-12-03
219-221 4. str. 9apenpprt, Sa.
serbtn in N}onatir = str sriediidtn
@ren5e abgeidnt. =, -
ben nnr ,tcdD ben Uln1t,pc8 ,tad) 2tlbanten
pffem.

9eutis Suoaon in @ontonegro bat bisbr 1000 @auaeue
en9ebrad.
Gartde eics Gnslanocr iii meioputamie baato
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-12-03
&leiue aritgsnatri6te1.
81 { c1s tas picber bcrtag t.

gcrLih 2. Sea. Sic 9feidstaas<
lib11ng bom 30. glopcHber bal1eSte ,lllr
cine fur5e 3eit nnb ipurSc big gun,
u. 9e5ember bertagt. Sn ser 3tpie
lden5eit finbcn nur 9lllslduBz, garz
teis nllb Sraftipns : giellngen itatt.
gericbtc Deg staatslefretars bes
Neibs : s6abamtes, Scr anbcrcl1
9e5crncrlten llnb 8erat6ungen iiber
5beuerrn9stnaBre9eln, Mppififatipnel1
oes flcincu 8elagerlngs5uitanoes etc.
ltcben anf Der Sagespronnlng.
Gs lit mDsli6, bab in Der jcbt be-
gonncnen 9feidstags Seilipn ser
aan5ler cine 8ebe iibcr Sic aricgssiele
balt. Sic Observation-Disclosures, rclp.
Die 6ebler, ipel9e bei Ser gcrtbeilung
Der g}abrlmg pprgefon1men linb, iperz
ben I'M @orbergrunD Ser 9ebatten
iteben.
2ieb I'm Of b on leiner IL
tel abg gel6iittelt.
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8ieb nnS Erppifpneu.

TV>'S!yNIV .NU. q y 4.
Yerlte $50.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1915-01-29
WHERE SHE DREW THE LINE
colored Lady Would Not Stand for
Any DIekerIne With New-FanoIed
Religion. =.

How is your husband?" asked Mrs.
Wells of her colored washwoman.
"Porely, porely, ma'am. He's laid
up with misery in his back. but he's
mighty glad 1t amt no toothache. He
never could stand toothache."
TOO bad!" sympathized the lady.
did the clothes fit him that my hus-
band sent over?"
"No'm," was the regretful reply.
Nom, they didn't. They was too big.
He had to glib them to his brother.
Eph. He was mighty glad they ut
Eph. though"
Dear me! I'm sorry the clothes
did not fit him. Has he worked any
lately?"
Nom, he amt. Pears like he can't
get work. Says he's glad, though. that
times is gettin' better"
well. declared" said Mrs. Wells,
greatly interested. your husband
must be a irregular optimist!"
mo. indeed. he ANTI" denied Aunt
Matty. Indignantly. Hes a Method
list, an II he was to jine one of them
new-fangled religions I'd get q d.
vorce."-Judge.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1915-01-29

coat. For 1t had grown colder since
that night at Staten Island and Brand
thought that II this young man didn't
have a topcoat-well, let Dick answer
"Show him in" were the secretary's
orders. He obeyed, and withdrew.
Brand did not rise, but his greeting
was cordial.
sit down Mr.. Meade and make your
self at home" he invited.
Il can do the one. but not the 9TH
err" the reporter replied. "A little too
grand up here for me. Once more l
suppose you're surprised to see me-"
mo, the same answer goes, my
friend, as on the night on the island.
And even II we're surprised wouldn't
be worrying. We business men put
reporters in most any category, but
we never class them with buzzards.
That's one thing you can say for a
newspaper man; he's never lowering
about dead one"
Thanks"
mo, thank you. I was compli-
menting myself. You see. l don't al
ways want to see reporters, but like
to know they want to see me-"
Dick folded his arms. He looked
souarely at the millionaire. There was
no answering smile for the others
levity. He was there for a purpose
The pleasantries would do for another
time.
Mr.. Brand" he said. Il fear that
you won't construe this visit as a COM
pliment ! am not here to inquire into
your business. past. present or future.
l come in behalf Of friend"
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1915-01-29
SYNOPSIS.

Mr.. and Mrs. Reynolds move into their
new bungalow-s500 down, balance same
as rent,-on Staten Island Dick Meade.
newspaper man. cynic, socialist. takes DIN
ner and spends the night. The Reynolds
seem comfortable in their home. but with
hint of loneliness Dick warns Bob
against John Brand Bob's old school.
mate. now a member Of the system
who Is expected 10 call. Jane confesses
that the money for the butchers bill mas
gone for new hat. Brand. Hudson Ce-
ment company president, offers BOD w.
$50 to use his position as chemist with the
United Construction company TO cheat the
specifications for cement work on the
Pecos River dam. Jane overhearfng, ASKS
Bob to accept. His refusal. in the race
OF their poverty. chils her. Brand wiles
Jane into a conspiracy to make BOD
earn" the $4,000. He takes her for an
auto ride and they are seen by DICK:
She receives 800 "conspirator's money
by mail from Brand. and In the sudden
change from skimping economies ana un,
paid bills to real ready money loses all
sense of true moral values. Bob away
for the night. Jane has an experience
with burglars which she turns 10 her
own advantage with Bob. Dick calls on
Bob and confirms his suspicion that
James auto ride with Brand was clandes-
tine. He does not tell Bob about 1t.
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extreme and make slaves Of their
wlves-work them half to death. But
physical drudgery does not develop
power. The slave wife is as badly on
as the doll wife.
A wife should neither be a drudge
nor dressed-up doll; she should de-
veiop herself by self-effort. Just as
ner husband develops himself. She
should not put herself in a position
where her inventiveness and resource
rulness and individuality, her talent.
VIII be paralyzed by lack Of motive.
Everything in the whole environ
ment Of tens Of thousands OF Ameri-
can wives is discouraging to growth
and tends to strangle broader, fuller
life.
A healthy mind must be an active
mind. Vigor and strength cannot be
built up In man or woman by mac
ton of life of Incidence or monot-
ony. There must be purpose, a Wig
'orous. strong aim in the life, or it will
be nerveless, insipid and stale.
For centuries women themselves &C
cepted mans estimate Of them, and
were content to walk in his shadow.
But since the higher discovery of
woman in the last century a new or
der Of things is being brought about.
Women are becoming less and less
dependent upon men and more in
clined to live their own lives. They
are beginning to see their own pos
sibilities, that they can have careers
and ambitions as we'll as men. The
girl of today expects a liberal edu-
cation and looks forward to a career
OF her own. Women have at last
learned that men have not monopo-
lized all the genius. that ability
knows no sex. And the wife is be-
ginning to realize that there Is one
thing she should guard as the very
jewel Of her soul; that is, the deter.
mination to keep pace with her hus-
band.
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CHAPTER XIII.
Pieasantries,

Pie089NtTteo.
Mr.. Brand sat smoking one of his
made to order perfectos. The head OF
the Hudson Cement company WAS in a
very complaisant and jovial mood. His
heavy mahogany chair was pushed
back from his heavy mahogany desk
and q substantial, we'll nourished calf
was poised and swinging lightly over
a well groomed knee
Tennessee Coal and Iron had broken
Is points and somehow Mr.. Brand
seemed to be aware of that fact. II
one examined him closely and saw
thumbs buried in the top lapels of his
white waistcoat with fat fingers beat
ing time to q merry little whistle and
noted that a soft smile played about
his lips in lapses of the tune. one
might almost imagine that he had
known that Tennessee Coal and Iron
would break Is points.
We leave that to Mr. Brand; but evil
IDENTIFY he had not been buying stock
that day, II some wee lambkine had.
Brand made his living out of the
cement business. Quite a comfortable
living It was. too. He had a town
apartment on the Drive that he used
two or three months out of the year
and $4,000 residence on the north
shore Of the Sound. Mrs. Brand had
a box at the opera and now and then
she wore some jewels. Brand had
quite liking for Paris and the Riviera
and In this his wife did not discourage
him. All these things and more he got
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out of the cement business. But, of
course, II occasionally he felt like TAX
ing a little flyer in Wall sAreet his
bank could spare the interet on the
extra deposits he turned in.
The Tennessee Coal & Iron company
made steel. Brand made cement Prod
ucts that were associated more or less
and sometimes in big way. Brand
knew how to turn trick or two In
business and his word went a long
way The Tennessee Coal G. Iron com
pany's stock was likely to rise or fall.
II things looked a little bad and a
drop was probable-of course they
couldn't tell-but II the market looked
that way, why not let Brand In on It?
He could take his chances. He would
understand that; but If he won he
might return the favor.
Well, Brand had won. He had won
$4,000, and 80 we find him at least
not groveling.
His quick response to knock at the
door brought his secretary.
"A gentleman to see you." said that
mental. "A Mr. Meade"
THAT reporter"
"He wouldn't state his business, sir.
Said you'd know him"
Now, ordinarily Brand would not
have been in to reporters. He consid-
cred them a prying sort with entirely
too much knowledge of other peoples
business and too great a thirst for
more But we have said that he was
happy. Some irrelevant thought, too,
flickered through his mind; some in
applicable curiosity to see whether
this particular reporter had an over
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FRUIT LAXATIVE
FOR SICK CHILD
california Syrup Of Figs" can't
harm tender stomach,
liver and bowels.

Every mother realizes. after giving
her children California Syrup Of
Figs" that this IL their ideal laxative.
because they love it, pleasant taste
and 1t thoroughly cleanses the tender
little stomach. liver and bowels with
out gripping.
When cross, irritable, feverish. or
breath is bad. stomach sour, look at
the tongue, mother! II coated, give .
teaspoonful Of this harmless fruit
LAXATIVE" and in Q few hours all the
foul. constipated waste, sour bile and
undigested food passes out Of the bow
els. and you have well. playful child
again. When it, little system 10 full
Of cold. throat sore. has stomach-ache,
diarrhoea. indigestion, colic-remem-
Der. q good inside cleaning" should
always be the first treatment given.
Millions Of mothers keep California
Syrup Of Figs" handy; they know q
teaspponful today saves q sick child
tomorrow. Ask at the store for Q 60
cent bottle Of California Syrup OF
Figs" which has directions for babies.
children Of all ages and grown-ups
printed on the bottle. Adv.
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Universal Confidant.

Some time ago a salesman happened
in a small back country town and was
surprised at the warmth of the fight
over the local post office appointment
Look here, Jake" remarked the
wondering salesman to an acQuaint-
ance "the whole town seems to be
wildly excited over this post Office bust
ness. 1t isn't Job that pays much
money. is it,"
NO." answered Jake. "it don't pay
hardly any money at ALL"
well. II that's the case, then" re-
turned the salesman, why is 1t that
everybody takes such q great interest
in the thing?"
ITS just this way. pard," explained
the native. Most of US are particular
who reads our postal cards."-Phila,
delphia Telegraph.