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The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1916-12-15

LEARN BARBER TRADE. Always in
demand; only correct method. Tools
given, diplomas granted, positions
ready. Catalogue and rates free. Moler
Barber College, 27H Nicolist Ave.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1916-12-15

LADIES, desiring to make money, send
20 cents in silver for recipes of ar
ticles easily made at home Worth
twice the money for your own use. Ad-
dress c. M. Co, Box IT'S, Moorhead,
MIMI G924)
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1916-12-15
THE FORUM WANT AD PAGE
CLASSIFIED RATES

No ad taken for less than ESQ LIST in
sertion; 1c per word each consecutive
insertion; $500 per line Of Q words by
the month.
vertising OF a high character. and re-
serves the right to revise any copy TO
conform with makeup rules OF ciassi-
fed Advertising.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-26

Or fnnn's. TT @rlter aooett
Daonnit Oh fehien?~ 3peiter
&aoett; ~llno OBJ @ie6 mir nal
0rci Niortl"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-26
Gin ll1Ort 9Oet6es.

Den @eIprG9en 9ubens nit @oetbe,
Ole 1847 erf9ienen uno unter Dem
9itel: ,@oetbe iiber DeutT9lonOs 3us
tunft" nu9 beinabe iieb3ig Sabren
gum eritenmol als IelbFGnbiges Bud
nsu berDfFentIi9t tpsrOen, entnebmen
mir oieIe Morte @oethes:
.Sd, oas teutI9e 8olt perfpri9t
cine 3utunft unb bat cine 3utunft.
0ds S9idIal Ger SeutI9en 1T, nit
6opoleon gu reben, nod ni9t erfiint.
SGtten iie feline onbere 9lufgabe 81 ere
fiilen gebubt, ais bas rOmiI1e Rei9
5u serbre9en un6 cine neue Welt So
f9affen unO au oronen, Iie niirOen
lGneit 81 @runoe gegangen iein. 0a
fie ober fortbeitanben Iino, unO in fols
der &raft unb Sii@tigteit, 70 miiHen
iie, nd9 meinem @lauben, nod cine
eroBe @eItimmlng bdbsn, cine 9eitims
mung, ipel9e Inn 70 piel gr0ber Iein
ipiro, oenn jenes geipoltige Mert Der
3sritDrung bes r0miI9en Rei9es unb
Der @eitdltung oes Wlittels9(Itcrs, als
ibre 9iloung jebt b0ber Itebt. 2tber
Ole 3eit, Die @elegenbsit bermdg Elm
menI9li9eS 9luge ni9t borausauIeben
uno menI9Ii9e &raft ni6t 3u beI9leus
nigen oOsr berbet gu fiibren. Inns
Ginselnen bleibt in5piI9en nur iibrig,
einem Sebsn no9 ieinen Sdlenten, ieis
nsr yeigung un6 ieiner Ste1ung. bic
8ilotine bes @olfeS gu mebren, 5u
itdrfen unb bur9 oosTelbe gu berbreiz
ten nu9 alien Seiten, unb ipie ni9t
bIos nd9 unten, 70 aud, uno bors
sugspeife, nn9 oben, oomit es ni9t
5uriidbleibe binter oen dnoeren 9Dls
fern, fOnoern fuenieitens bierin bors
nufIfebe, bdmit Der @eift ni9t bers
tiimmere, Tonbern friI9 unO better
bleibe, oamit es ni9t beraoae, ni9t
tleinmiitig iperoe, Ionbern fGbiq bleibe
gu ieeliber erOben Sat, penn Der Sag
bes Hubmes anbri9f."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-26
8n nicbrialfcn 9SreiIcn.

Ihr @nnpldhr In ber 9dbc galtlmure's nnb 80
0bren cl9enen Neoinanngcn, ,,Gummit 8nrme"
YbldbclpHia ylpao, iueiliger dls Wicileu BEN
Bnt6bnnS eniicrnt 9anb icbr hon aelcgeH umh
lrudtbar: @erIaugt DeIdrelbenoes Yampblei
bcr Ronlnrte.
%ierre s. 9ngan & Nepbeiu,
16 Cii.2eTInaiun.siF.
(WF~aaa -1lpt'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-26
Saltt SHBt

Sn Ser r8erliner Rlinil9en @os
9enI4rift" duBert Ti9 in elmer Seris
Prof. g. s.. lima (6amburs) in
nRriegsdpborismen zines 9srmdtos
Iosen" etipa pie folgt: @s 1T alges
mein betdnnt, bdB a[Ie e9ten gtaIten
JiiBe" Iofort pdrm nerOen, penn
man iie obne Striimpfe in gsfiitterte
Gtiefel itedt ooer nit 3eitungen ums
ipidelt. lin iib Oas gu ertldreu, RiuB
man li9 bic fpi9tiglten llrIa9en fit
bos 3uItdnbetommen Ser ytalten
5iibe" fIormo9en. sic Iino nidt in
erfer 2inie in Dem 9luBenipuKer gu
iucben, 6as 0en Stiefeln oS9aftet
(borousgeIebt natiirli9, oaB Oos
S9ub5eug ni9t aerrihen iID, fon0ern
in Dem sasformieen @aKer, Oas i'm
Stiefel Ielbit bon Oem fart Dur9blus
teten &upiuarIDitem Der Sout bauernO
in GROCER Mlenge abgeIonOert miro.
DieIes 6nutipoiIer miro tropfbar fliiIs
fla unb beripdnoelt bic Striimpfe alls
mdbli4 in feu9te llmIhldge, bic oen
Siiben beItGnbig 6urh Wdferbers
bunitung 10 biel QDGrme entaieben,
ouB iie eben tnIt iper0en. @ei trodes
ner 6ornI9i9t ser 5iiBe finoet man
bas 2eioen ni9t. Sci S9neiBfiBen
berbin6ert Die babel ftets borbdnoene
ie6r gerinse Sponnuna Der 8lutges
fGBe iebe iibermdBige Q(btii6lung Der
TiiBe. - Die GrpGrmung talier
Siibe bur9 Popier berubt nun ni9i
ouf Der SatIo9e, oaB papier elm
19le9ter WGrmeleiter lit, Ionoern
ouf Der 9eimung oes Yopiers. 9lus
benz gelsimten sBapier berouniiet bic
Seu9tigteit raider dls our9 po[lene
unb baumfpollene Striimpfe. 9as
pdpier miro beBbalb nibt 3u einem
feu9ten umI9lag. 9ieIe ipertbole
@igenI9dft perbantt ous 9opier Der
,6araleimun9" uno oem babel iib=
liben lleberI9uB an &olopbonium.
Die 2eimung bat oen 3ned, Die Qlufs
fdueungsfG6igfeit Oes Yupiers 5u bers
nt6fen uno Oas Papier gum S9rei=
ben eeeienet gu MAIDEN, inbem Die
fliifiise Sinte RAID nod uuBen obs
eeeeben ipirO; olIo Oasfelbe pros
blem pie BEL ben fdlten SiiBen.
Md9t man 3. 9. gang Oiinne 8aums
ipouftriimpfe tintefeit, 70 buB man iie
beI8reiben lam, 70 baIten iie ebens
fulls parm.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-26
OjrmnOeiacnt6mmo Wlarft.

@corqc N}. Niorriion Fat Die Som'
mcr 9lciiocn5 BON 16eoOorc ". 9ii-
6arOs aus Rolci96, u.s. IN SSclt.
9lrlington gclc8en, gcfuuit.
Gur6 bic 6irlua Gou9bD,
Scarn & So. pcrmictbctc 6rau @m-
ma 5. Sattlcr oos 2agerbouS Der.
21t, 5ii0.GborlcS-Str., an Oic Sir
ma G6arlcS SQpcns & SO.
Diciel6c 6irna ocrnict6ctc iiir
gSiaiam 9. 9ur6 Oas SoltS m Der
SiiOpcit@dc Ger Garroatou- unO ga.
faDcttc-glpcnuc an 6rou 8. .. S6od.
len.
9cniantin 6. @}i0olcton mO
5rau 6abcn bon Mot1ias Is. 9lngle.
micr uuO 6rou ooS @}ietbserlmOitiid
g}r. 1888, gScit2erin9tou.Str., &C.
fauit.
- SomcS @cli6 bat uon Der @pcr.
green 2own 50. OnS cbemoligc Saus
BON s. =. &icBner an Der Sorioro'
9ioao gefalit.
Mit6ea g. Gat6ca BON Der Go-
t6ca Bros. So. bat BON Der Sorld)
GonIcrDen.8a6rif ein Stiid 9onO al
Der iiiOoitlibcn Scite Ocr Sawrcncc-
StraBc ju &arOeD gcfault.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-26
Der Gdn0Ge 8Oman.

gi6t BEL 9(utoren europGtI6er Ruls
turnationen, 1onbern BEL einem Der
beIiebtefen S9riftIteller syapuns lit
Der Idngite &oman 3u Iu9en, Der biss
ber gei9rieben tpurOe. Ser S6rtftz
teller, Ser bieIen gReforo aufqeItelt
bot unb bisber ni4t iiberfroffen
ipuroe, beibt 8iong te 9ofin. CT 1T
gIei93eitig elmer Der fru9tborIfcn uno
iebt nod beliebtefen @radbler Ieines
Bottles. Sm Sabre 1869 bollenbete ct
ieinen ,Idngen Roman" II 70 nonnte
er oas eebebnte Wert in ri6tieer Grs
tenntnis -, an Dem er tutIG9licb ni6t
ipeniger als bier3ig Sabre gsorbeitet
bdtte. gla9 europdil9en 8eeriffen lit
bas Werf, beRen 5ertigitenung eigents
Ii9 nod friiber erfolgt iein ion, aIs
bonn Autor bedbIi1tigt purOe, einfd9
ungenieB6ar infolge feiner &leinmale=
rel, Die f9 Biz ouf oie gIei9giltiglten
@e9enitGnOe ausbe6nt, Die nit Der
eigentIi9en @r3dbIung ni9ts gu f9afs
fen baben. Die 2lusbduer bes idpaz
niT9en S9riftitellers 1T aeipiB beipun,
oernsnert. Nber audi bom 2eIer bers
lanet man llngebeuerli9es: yi9t pes
niger uls 106 D6nbe miiFen sslsIen
iDerOen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-26
@cfranftcs GGrscfa6l

giodOcm lie BON i6ren @ltcrn IN ct.
mas cncrgii6cr ggeiic ouSgci6oltcn
porOcn mar, oa iie angc6lid 5n ip6t
nah Solllc fam, ucrIieB sic II Sabre
alto Scancttc Wliaer pom gir. 4t5,
glisQnif6. .StraBc, bic cItcrlihc g8oD-
nung unO no6m IN ongcblib ielblt-
morocrii6cr g(6iidt in ocr StraBe
cine Qucdiil6crto6lcttc 5u iiA. Sea.
ucttc licgt icbt in bcOcnfIidcm 3u.
ItonOc i'm ct. Soiep6S.Soipital. 80.
li5iit 9uiit bemcrltc Oas GldOdcn &c.
itcrn N}orgcu gcgcn / ll6r in Der
W}ooilon. StraBc. Sic 0ing lueincno
ocn 5abriueg cntlang, uno ira9tc ser
@oli5iIt t6cilnc6ncnO nod Der llr'
io6c. SIN Souic OcS Geiprods &C.
Itano Iic ciL oaB iie @iit gcnonmcll
6ottc, woraui iic ocr 9eomtc IN Ocr
9(m6nlon5 OeS nor0oltli6cn 8iitrit-
tcs nad Dem Soipital bringcn licB.
Scrr gl6ro6om 9iiaer mO icinc @at'
tin 6citGtigten gcitcrn, OaB iic i6rcr
Sodtcr cine Straprcoigt ge6altcn
bottcn neil oicIcl6c an 9icnita9 crit
na6 @litternobt nod Sauic gctom.
men mar.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-26

Bnrgnin-%erfGnf in @rnn6eigentBnm
BiuriRBdiae nnb bveif5dlas wbtnbauisr nit
9erauon.fsrunt 5u 0nrgaiH.Brelleu.
Nllc @in3elbeIien ioRHen Dom glnipruDSsSes
pdriemcnt erlangi peroen.
llnlieb etntes syloclttg & Guaranty So.
Telepbon: Gi 8nnl $50.
HbVeFe: GalOeri. nHb 0ermnn-Stra6e.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-26
gsrIanal-ar nns @a0dlsn.

Vcrlnnnt:
Sine suberldBiQc Sran iir aaqcmeine glrs
belt fir 3mei criudhienen Berionen IN cincm
apartment gn6Suiragen IN i-S, Georgian
Sunrt 9inocn9Ucune nno 3rDDls 9ane.
(Widi26-3D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-26
Mm aapitaI.9(nIeger.

pelfe IN Darrn whniMen nnb groRe u6er
lidlen M6SaGinnaer anlcacn muilen, luD Is i'd
IN einncn Snhren nichr iUie BcrbuVpelt. geir
pjterreH gro6e gut geleacne 0Irunoitide In
Bttla ROOG, ber nrmeu NprituDt 2eaeu
Gle S1r OjrIO fest an, OamIt sic bic nIsbrIaen
Wnien er9nlien Grnnbftiide 621@ BET $50,
aud 1875 bel 250, fit iueniger als 1 Gents pro
GnnbrntInR. gplrb bnlb Is Gents pro 6un-
6ratInh iucrt6 icim. 0Snvntrts Canaiucae, MO.
lnbumiFrte Gtrnheu, ilrfnubc unb @drdmtle hes
6tteS init eingciniplieu; cine 0eegeHbeIt fit
eebeus5elt. Wlnppen, Yi!ber HuO UOlle Glu5s!n.
hetiCR 81 erbnlten BDn
JliharO g9. GODf,
w. IA, Cit2alHatpnseiraks.
ACka-l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-26

SerfeI, @funo. .2Oc.-25c.
6rilAe S6ulter, &fimo. .16c.
Shinfeu aeidnitten. Einno. .35c,
S6mcinsIeber, %funO. ...... .15c.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-26

Bu petluhltN.
s2 gder Wll6erei nno @etreIbes8nrin; autcS
6bt Wobnbaus, Gdeune uIw; an ncr ngloro'
lidcn GeHrlls8nbn" un0 Dem a2iite GinHs
pouocr" s3uiie eeceen gihreiiire ~ VI. 22,"
Dcntidlcr 6UrrcpUnocut. (Dlai5, ,iWD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-26

llmi6rie6ene 9iebcScr.
fIGrunG. 0Nlein uere6rtes
GSrdulein, wem ib Sic mare, tonnte
ic6 ni6t obue mid lcucn."
The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1916-06-23

The attention of all members of the
Orange order is directed to a display
ad, giving details of the observance of
their anniversary celebration. which
appears elsewhere in these columns.
Mrs. L E Fent, of Montrose town.
ship, who was so seriously i'll about a
year ago, is again in very serious condi-
ton. The unfortunate lady has under
gone several operations within the past
few months all of which failed to prove
curative.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eli Tucker and Mrs.
John Tucker, of Detroit, have been
guests of Mrs. Mary Tucker and sons,
of West Vienna, during the past week.
The ladies returned to their home, Mon
day, while Mr.. Tucker remained for a
few days longer stay.
Miss Eleanor Field, of Kalamazoo, was
guest of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
|. r. Field, but returned to her position
to-day. Prior to coming here she was
guest of her sister, Mrs. Eugene
Dersnah, at Stambough, for a number
of days.
Clio Orangemen will attend annivers-
airy services at the Presbyterian church
in Holly, at 10 o'clock, Sunday July g.
The lodge will celebrate the 18th of
July at Pontiac. on which occasion
special cars will leave Clio at 700
O'Clock.
Mrs. John Green entertained twenty
young ladies' at six o'clock dinner last
Monday evening, in honor of Miss Mary
Byrne, who expects to return to her
home in Port Huron some time next
week. The dinner is reported to have
been very charming affair.
The many friends of Gala Maxwell,
who has been very i'll of inflammatory
rheumatism, will be delighted to know
that he is making progress toward re-
covery. Gala is one of our most estim-
able young men and we shall all be
sincerely glad when he becomes able to
get about once more.
Sylvester Carl, of Tuscola, was a
guest of his son, Ray, and family, this
week. 1t may be remembered that the
younger Mr.. Carl bought and now re-
sides on the Whaley farm, north of
town. While here Mr.. Carl also called
on his old neighbor, c. H. D. Barker,
both having been pioneer farmers in
Tuscola county.
The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1916-06-23
LOCAL
Peace

What was the first prophetic word that rang
When down the starry sky the angels sang.
That night they came as ENJOYS Of the birth
What word but peace. peace and good will
earth?"
The Cordova daily times., 1916-09-14

Our former townsman, H. w. Sheri- dan, has been appointed superinten- dent of the Kalispell division of the Great Northern railway, and assumed his new duties September 10.
The Cordova daily times., 1916-09-14

Recent reports from Dime creek state that the outlook there is very encouraging and that the camp will be a good producer for a long time to come.
The Cordova daily times., 1916-09-14

Seward citizens are circulating u petition for an auto road from that city to Kenai lake. The petition is addressed to the Alaska road com mission.
The Cordova daily times., 1916-09-14

George A. Mosser and family have returned from Anchorage, where they spent the past couple of months. George is suffering from the effects of having a large needle broken off in one of his toes.
The Cordova daily times., 1916-09-14

Dr, A. L. Derbyshire, formerly con nected with the United States health service at Nome, has been appointed assistant surgeon in the service at San Diego.
The Cordova daily times., 1916-09-14

Bob Menzie, of Fairbanks, while attempting to start his automobile had his arm broken when the critter kicked back instead of starting for ward.
The Cordova daily times., 1916-09-14

Any information as to the where abouts of w. l.. Mayfield, who was for merly in Cordova, will be gladly re- ceived by Secretary Medley, of the Chamber of Commerce.
The Cordova daily times., 1916-09-14

The greatest number of criminal cases on record for any term of court in this division will be tried at the pre- sent term in Valdez It is said that some seventy criminal cases are on the docket, amongst them being the fish cases
The Cordova daily times., 1916-09-14

The Seward Gateway is bragging that three buildings now under con- struction there will cost $5O,O0O when completed Labor is high in Seward.
The Cordova daily times., 1916-09-14

Mrs. P. s. DeGraff left today for the states, after having spent several months here. She was accompanied as far as Seattle by Miss Ruby De Graft
The Cordova daily times., 1916-09-14

Nome is using coal from the Cape Lisburne coal fields. and it is said to be superior to the British Columbia coal which has usually been used there.
The Cordova daily times., 1916-09-14
NOTICE

The order of Eastern Star will hold its regular meeting tonight at S:30 o'clock. A full attendance of the mem bers is requested.
 MARY C. AYES, Secretary.
The Cordova daily times., 1916-09-14

President Fred w. Bradley, of the Treadwell mines. is authority for the statement that the underground crews in the mine will be largely increased
The Cordova daily times., 1916-09-14
FlREMEN TO MEET.

X regular meeting of the Cordova fire department will be held tonight at 8 o'clock All members are re quested to attend
 J. B. O'NETLL, Secretary.
The Cordova daily times., 1916-09-14

The Seward Post states that after considerable preliminary work the Skeen-Lechner is to be reopened by A. C. James, an old Comstock lode miner.
The Cordova daily times., 1916-09-14
Carnation Milk $4,50 per case. The Blum, O'Neill Co.

Wanted - Work at odd jobs, day or night, by Porto Rican. Inquire Smith lodging house.
The Cordova daily times., 1916-09-14

Centennial Best Flour $4.O0 per sack. The Blum, O'Neill Co.
The Cordova daily times., 1916-09-14

For Rent-House of five rooms. Ap- ply at Bank.
The Cordova daily times., 1916-09-14

Wanted-Good trunk P. O. Box 437. Ct
The Cordova daily times., 1916-09-14

Sugar declines; $50 per sack. The Blum. O'Neill Co.
The Cordova daily times., 1916-09-14
LOCAL JOTT|NCS ABOUT PEOPLE
 AND DO|NCS

Another day of rain, mixed with a little wind.
Pioneer press. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1882-19??, 1916-04-08
SAVING TIE LIVES
OF PERSE(UTE:C
American Missionaries Protect He!p
less Arn'enians-Mu attitudes
Saved From Death

49, ''''i'ect'oH Win turkey 5 cam
'."'+" ,'F @l@ eHi%rlnihat!on or tAF
'-l-''! '@te, WH!cn IS sun Dcln=
.''seu WIN ulloe!ieNapie cruelty aHI
i:loc'US' lie one oF!Shl SPOT IS the 10
iiel WORK carried on DE mlS&lOnar.r-
~ lie AMERICAN hoard il3hgr@s,J
tlohal)' Dy WNch thousands cl ii}.
nave oeen sa'eo. At the outbreak
INC EuropeaN war tAe board Aad -
lt!iSa tol"lie" 'oca'e' II eljE-!0,:
tell'erS t"!oHEHo"t the E'Ni&h en-
pre-. IL. some cases N" MISSIONARIES
were eJectsa DI oAe turks or co1-
peHeu 10 Zee bat lor IN" loo't Pc.
'"ey nae 'e2rie5&ly stayed a ;Ac1
posi-" IhfoN&A tAe unS|c@H@1.G h'i
!o'" 81 ?tFSHc"'!ol' giving to the o.
lehselesS AiileH."hS Snch chlAlo!
A,H''cT%" -, ,'Ho "S5."'a:.l" as liey we -
aD!e. Inc latest word from h. .-"..
Pioneer press. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1882-19??, 1916-04-08
PLEA OR ARMOR MANJTAC-
TCRERS.


fhc passage by the senate Of /"
b:i! apDToprating S11,000,0@G for IT,.
establishment Of q government ar~r .r
plat2 plant, and the probability tH23
me lover house will also a., IayCra.
by upon 1t, has brOn"h. about nar';-
90 change in tho atti.Ndo Ct private
,imor manufacturers toward tlar
''fN"cSitlcn. Nhen tho bill was II
committee they threatened to increase
,De 'Elce OF 2rMor to IN" government
II II passed, with view to g"tii""
pack IN excess profits the sum invctt-
eo III theT factories. Failing 10 fright
en- congress thcE arc now making a
pea 10 members OF ,hat body in ttc
form OF series Of letters setting
lorth tnelr SIDE OF the case. Copies
VI tMo OF tleSe letters iss1cd by -"
oe'Hiehehl Htee! 90" and signed by
Nn!S' VI. Sch"ah. haT" b"o. race5"-
q; oy ne Register.
iEe ,5ethienem company asserts that
tne sole question involved in the GOV
81 'ii''n, o"I'erShlp project is ono Of
c"9'' "hcther or not the government
w. 'h.e money DF mahNl''t'"inG its
o%n W "1iI'or' '"%'nG me negative &:'c
-. ~ ,tuo.,'o,,. ,"e b"'A..Iaom (""'.
t'''E y, ''roI,' '"@, me price o: $40
Pioneer press. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1882-19??, 1916-04-08

Mr.. Chairman and Gentlemen:- -
In C@m.0% before you as a naUdidate
= succeed myself as Auditor ard Ex-,
Odc.O Insurance Commissioner, it|
seems fitting and proper that speak,
&: tic duties Of this office, and give,
@"ch account Of my stewardship asl
iAc limited time at my diapn@al mayl
permit. This seems particularly de-
&lrdh!e TOR Tho reason that while sOmeI
0f YOU nave dealings with one Of itsI
& apartments and some with another,
very few 80 in position to fully real
ize the tremendous scope OF its workl
and possibilities.
Recently | noticed . statement Of
Democratic origin attempting to refectl
upon the administration of this office.I
! a".icVe the best answer to such un-
"@"r@&tcd criticism is to place thel
l"'is before YOU, 50 tha; you may
d. 80" FOR yourselves. ] want you to-
!rto the trciHCnGous volume Of busi-,
'"5S Whicl y tr@Esa~oG at a minti
"'.u' ~ cxr' &c 90 tie state.
During Il, .o%t few years the work,
= ... "airTc"t departments Of this
~ .." h|s been tro;"oD")u.jy increased'
&. "nE departments. bringing largo
=. iaily"a@ and much additional
".".. .o..@ hnou adhct by the Legis-
H"rre. q %,j@"c" at the yearly cost of.
E"i:''"t '". .nows . very small in-i
o! cost OYER that OF years ago.
@' hat confidently assert that the,
= ,itDI'. C;rar .,G,.. :, soc,,,,d - >,
Pioneer press. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1882-19??, 1916-04-08
State Fire Marshal,

This department, Of which I am The
eX-oinciO head, has for it's object the
reduction Of fire waste
1t works In conjunction with local
officials throughout the state, and has
several expert representatives who arc
continually at work, either in the in
spccton Of buildings, with a view to
reducing the fire hazard or in invcsti-
gazing suspicious fires, with the object
OF prosecuting those who may be
guilty or arson or inccndiari&m. It is
continually engaged III educational
Pioneer press. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1882-19??, 1916-04-08


ancc with the lntCnt or Il sla,ule
In the expenditure o. funds under
my direct control, my nndCavor has
tbeen TO accomplish the desired result
with the least possible outlay, rather
than to attempt to use all the money
availablc. | recall that on one oc-
casion $S.0OO0O was appropriated to
cover repairs Of the office vault. Tho
work was cone for $4,000, and tho
remainder reverted to the Treasury.
'Ihrcc years ago the Leg lature ap-
prOprlatcd $4,000 for the Investigation
oi insurance ratc-makinG associations
The work was done by the regular
employees Of the office without tOuch-
ing one cent Of the appropriation.
each year, by rigid economy, we are
;hc funds appropriated for the main
tenance of this Office
Bookkeeping Department.
III this department every cent of
receipts and disbursements is prOpcrly
recorded, voUCh"d for and separated
INTO the ynrious funds. The amount
dlShu:&cd, including Work!ncn's Com
pensation Fund, is now about SIS, 600,
600 per year. Not only docs this de-
parlN"h' Keep the general accounts
OF the state, but II l., charged With
the custody and care Of the States
investments, and collection of interest
;thercOn.
IL no" holds bonds for approximatc-
|ly $l,00O,000, TO the credit Of thet
iWorkmcn'S Compensation Fund. and
$1,OOO,OOO to the credit Of the General
school Fund; also the hundreds of|
thousands of dollars deposited With
the Auditor by insurance companies.
Automobile Department.
Ihls department registers automo-
ibllo owners and chauTcurs. issues
their licenses and collects the fees
In 1908, the total number OF automo-
Iblle licenses issued was 172: In 1915!
,\lrom July lSt to December 31st. only)
the number Issued was 13,243. andj
Fhe fees collected, $129 100000.
Land Department.
| IhlS department has in its charce1
hll the land books OF every County IN
the State, from the date OF the fOrma
tlon or each Of said Counties; also the
records Of all grants made by the
States OF Virginia and West Virginia
ana IS frequently required to make abb
StraclS or title to different tracts OF
hnd, showing the payment or non
payment Of taxes from the date OF the
grant OF said lands by the State: evcrv
year It examines, COMPARES and cor
reefs all the delinquent lists OF every
ND
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-03-11
Today Is Lodge Day

The last day of Baby Week Florida reserved by The Chill
dres Home Society Florida Lodge Dyor lodge Florida
interested humanyand Day prove
ting wind the week.
It expected that lodge Florida will special ap
peal members provide good possible
homeless babies and where the
financial
who motherless and n distress
If lodge Florida would find home its members for
little homeless baby every homeless baby Florida would
assured of good home
every lodge member Florida give help
babies would be provide all the babies
in Florida for the three years
Each lodge will decide what help the babies
for Baby Week
service rendered to these little n
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-05-26
Grdberidmiidnnsstas.

go iuie in friiberen Sabren miro
Der @anparing 9oit Der q. sl. 81.
aud III 6ieienl Sabre, anl ndGite.s
Dienstag, ben 80. Mai, Inn balb.
5lpei llbr, nadmittaes, bonn Sa,lpt-
quarter mad Dem itGotiiden Srieo.
bofe maridieren. @em uogli1
miro Ser Nsarib Der 8eteranen I'M.
ter 8orantritt bon Sromnlern unb
8feifern itattfinoen, ipie es Die STE.
gulationen boridreiben; ferner pirb
erluartet, Dob iid Die Sdiiler ser
offentli6en Sdule, ioipie aud oie
Organization Der 9op Scouts on Der
Seier betbeiligen. 0as Brogram
miro aus @eiangsportrdgen ieitens
Der Sdulfinoer, ioipie in Der @us.
fiibritng bes @itual Der @rano @rmp
belteben. Das &onlite.