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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-02-25

@ullem Sic ei,t Sarm : Seim int
siinen? 1lniere Organization lit fiz
nan5iea .geiidert bur1 Giienbnbnen
llno }iihlicbe staafen, I'M fret Gug@
fllnft uno gebicrruus 5u gcben. @ir
e191en tein 2anb lll1b perlansen feline
aommiilion. 8ir balfen flrsli9 10
igbicasper SamilicL Inn cine aolpnie
alf gltten Sarmen gu etabliren, NIT
40 Ider, einf1lieBli1 5alls, 8runz
ten, Sarl1rss9 nsltattuns;;s aanb@fertig
fir 8eacferllng unb se~rfabrene 6arn,er
allf @ru1lo nnb 8ooen als @atbgeber.
2eidte, Ianse 3eit Mb5ablungen. rs
Sarmen in ebeniolden erfolgreiden
&olonien, fertis fir iofortise l1eber@
11abme bnr6 quite qualtfi5irte Samiliz
en-, Die d%nfragen. sputbcr,t Excitement
& Development organization, 537
Spntb @earborn ct. Mpom 4O3. gIlsz
|1portb glbg, Chicago, 81. selepbonc:.
9arrtlon 1922. 25,41nt.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-02-25
@obltbatisfeitsbaI
llllter guipi5ien oes 1upcirport $50.
mems Glltb ar1 %. 6ebruar.

Sim M}olltaa, Sen 90. SSebrl1ar,
miro I'M &oIoliel1m Ser oiesiabrise
5lpeite @obltbdtigfcitsbaa fir Die
Mrnlea ser gtaot inter SEN M11ipi-
Sien bes 8%anenpurt, @pman's Club
ltattfinoe1l. gorlisenoe Des Irrange-
mentsfomites lit 6rau Gart ln6
9oriibenbe oes &omites gum gerfali
bon @intrittsfarten Srau &enrp Son
Mal1r. 9as lettere &onaite ertpar=
tet einen slb1as bon 1111gefqbr
1000 gintrittsfarten = 9ie Gin.
trittsfarten iin0 at $3.50 per Ger=
fon uoer $500 fir bas Naar OH
gelebt lppr0er.
Ser @obltbatigfeitsbam tpiro cine
forn1elle tpie i~nformelle Mffaire iei1,
je llad) Dem eigenen grmeiIen ser
Sbeilnebmer. @er in Jrod n1lo
apeiBer @elte ODER ionitiger u1tbeque=
mler> lteifer &leiou11g erIaeinen-h piM
lit millfon1lne1r, uno tper int StraBen.
olr5ltg folnnit, lit IN gleid)er @eiie
millfonrnep.
9as aotnite 6eg @obItbatigfeits-
6alles bat bieies MaaI cine Meuerl1ng
geid1affe1r, in0en Glide fiir &arten=
1pieler aufgeteM 1peroen. Die alte,
relt 2eute, melde fem gergniigen
n1ebr am Salt5en ii11ppn, f0n1en sort
cin spield]en apnden.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-02-25
Cur lebtem Mm6e.
@cnrac g. @ners.

Sic @%csroiaui1e npl1 &errn George
9. Gpers bat geltcrn 9tadpnitta9 un1
5pci llhr bonn Seine oes 9rltocrs
bes G~crltorhenen, @illiam Gpers BON
9to. 1712 2eGlaire Strabe aus alli
Dem Safoale Srieobpf itattgefllnoen
Hep. ". $. 9lal1de leitete Ben Srau-
ergottesOienit inn &al,ic nno allf Benz
6rieobpf. Sargtrager maren Die
@erren @iu 9sotb, MI. Scott, Sobll
@oulbp, Sobl1 Sborep, @1l1. .. @i=
len INTO Gal1 Gpers.
Marp 81. Sill.
Inter 5alllreider Setbeiligul1g fat
poraeitern Nadmittog lim Slpei l1br
Die geerbigl1l1g BON 6ralllein Marp
u. Sill pont Seine ibrer Nifte,
Ira1 9. s.. 9eioerbede BON Go. 1884
8rano Mberlle aus allf Dem Gine
Sill IrieObnf itattgefunben. &ep. s.
Mc2em leitete ben Sralerepttes=
oienlt I'M @auie uno alrf Dem 6rieo=
'bof. Suretrager 1raren Die @erren
Sort, s. 9. 8%eioerbede, Gellnp
Eeteri Ell, 81. @eterie Ell, sl. 5anplon
ltlt0 Is. GeterI len.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-02-25
Meue ~2ln5ei8en,
Mu5ei8e.

Sreltnben llno 8efannten biermit
bic trallrige Nad}ridt, Dob infer lieber
Tqter, S6tpiegerbater nuo @roBbater,
Grib &abI
Waittipod, Sen 90. Sebrl1ar, Maprz
gems I'M 1915 11br, nad Ianaem
1dtperen 2eiben I'M SITTER bon u Sab
ren, 10 Munaten rnb % 5agen fanft
entl6lafen lit,
9as 2ei6enbegdnsnib firbet am
Sreitas, Ben 25. Sebruar, Nadmittags
linn 2 l1br, bon @l1nges 2ei9enbe1tatz
tungs : gtabliiiement alls na6 Dem
S%airmlolnt Sriepbpfe itatt.
linn titles geileib bitten Sic tiefbe1
triibten Sinterbliebenen:
Sralt Clans Meinfe, geb. aa6l,
Srdl1 @iliam @mf, geb. &abI,
Charles &a1l,
&inber,
neblt Shtptegerfinbertt, gnfeIn inns
&.24,25s @tripdnbten.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-02-25


Muf Dem 9 abn o il
Gan 2a5aro bei Bologna lit Elm po,
Mncona fommenoer s3ug nit etnsn
@iiter5ng 5uIammenseitoben, 12 Ser
fonen tpurben getotet, 20 fatper UNI
SO let9t berlet..
Sn mani ca, Mafi, 1T
i'm SO. %2ebensiubre Or. QlopO Welz
lington geltorben, nelder Der altelte
@rabuterte Der !9arparb uniperiitdi
u10 elm Stubtsnseno1e bon Sltper
Menoel 9olmes lpar. Gr mar Wfit=
g.ieb Ser 8laf1e BON 1888 unb f9or
1910 Mrat in einem 3esiment be,
Mill3 bon MaTa@uletts.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-02-25
2ofaIu 8etter5ut6A

Taben porf1 a. 6ebf.
Gurdidmitts : 9aroneterltano 1884
9llrbidynitts : S%emperatur . 81
Sodllte Selnperatl1r beute AZ
9tieOriglte Senlperatllr lette 9eadt q
Norrtole Senperatlr fir 33
4n ndSd gea,dtiigteiit Ser
Suit 81
MieoeridIag III "a @tlnroen 900
Gorberribelroe @irbridtuns S@
@aiierltal1o Inn Z l1br Morgens 11.2
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-02-25
Staot nnb Gonntp.
Greitas oen rs. ;5cbrnar.
@ettdbuidh
<@ a Il neton, %. ssebr.

@ah ineton II, %. SEER.
Sir Sailois: @orberrihel1o better
Sreitag n1b Samstag; falter
5reitoe, lteieenoe Semperatur
Samstag.
Sir Soma: @orberrid,ei1o better
Sreitag nno Samstag ;-marn1er in
ben apeltlidlell llno mittleren Sbei=
len Sreitag ll1o IN Oen oltlid)en
Sbeilen Sumstag.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-02-25

&Dlntte.
9as &o1nite beitebt aus ~folgen0ell
Sllrnerl1:
S. S. 2attner, Goriiter, c. .. Ser
Ien1ofrat, 221 @elt a. 5traBe.
Serman Is. @eterIem Sefr. Ser
9abenport Slrngen1einbe, 3. nnO
|Scott StraBe.
&arrp 81. Cartons, c. o. County
clerf's Office, court Solie.
Martin @ilberitein, gilberitein
@ros. Glotbing So, 216-218 @elt
2. 5traBe.
Srit Mensel, 4. straBe unS @e=
tern Mbenl1e.
aoolpb @dmaiot. Gurnle1rer,
|Smrnballe.
@Ibert @apbael, $. $. @apbael &
613 @arriion Str.
@ugult S. @iele, 1885 eIf 8. ct.
6reb glienpein, c. o. @auigorl
Coffee 60.
Mrno 0tto, 716 @elt 6. @trabe.
@rof. grnit otto, c. o. Stto'g Mr<
Tic Stl1oio, 217R 8raob Ctr.
6ltgo Gbo6e, c. o. Sacob Sbo0e,
telegraph &oa6 1u1o &olff Ctr.
Soiepb &rosfe, ir., 1882 Mgrtle
|StraBe.
@roper GlanTIen, {. o. :. &idter
Cons, 219-221 8elt 2. 5traBe.
Mlbert s.. Sblien, 217 @elt 8.
StraBe.
Charles @i9elmot1t, c. %. Geo.
S. Gdma1n, 3. unD @arren ctr.
sSobn &ageboed, sattler. 100 Slt
3. Strabe. =
&arrp 5teffen, $. 9teffen Scatter
60, 315 @elt 3. Strabe.
Sarrp 81. @arnfen, c. o. Sieg So.
Meur 8. Sqenberger, 0apet1port
8reping So. ooer @allb Slats.
MlfreO S. georsor0t, 1910 @e]t 2.
'StraBe.
Sobn @. &u1nen1al111, c. o. Sonia
Sectional 9anf.
S. Sre6 Mablteot, sc. 6. @ab1teot
Cons 3. rn0 8ra6p StraBe.
Normon Naepe, Naepe 9ros. Mu=
|1ic &c. 300 8lod, @eit Q. 5traBe.
Sci ieoem Meitglieo bieles aonlites
|liegt cine Sltbifriptionsli1te fin
Sbeilnebmer am Masfenbaa anf.
l1nterfomites.
Sic l1nterfomites muroer ppn8or=
TIGER 2attl1er mie folgt 51tlammenge=
leet:
Mh,fif:: Nrofefor otto, @rofellor
lS6mibt nn0 Mrno Stto.
&rogramm: Soc 8rosfe, it,, oer
lei1t eigenes &omite ernennen tpir6.
8eroffentlidungen: S. S. 2attner,
S. 81. Garftens un6 @ugo Gbooe.
Sloor: $. @arnfen, 81. Mapbael
S. @iienapein, M1. @orgorot, Sarrr
Steffen, @roper @lauiien, 81. Gil
beritein, 80. Snenberger, gilbert Obl,
len, Soc 8rosfe, it,, uno Morra,
9eaepc.
0oor: Sobn @inremonr, Charles
8idelmana, Srib MenseI, Sobn So.
geboed, M1tg. @iei e.
@ouie: Serman 6. Neterien l,1<
@ebilfen.
@ud iino gorbereitungeir fiji,
Das Serbiren mariner Mabl5eiten ge
troffen. Anmel6unsen lino 5upo1
telepboniid an Srau Sohn Marten
3apenport 1915 g, 5l1 ridten.
&oriiber oes &omites lit s. S
2att1er, Sefretdr Sarrp 81. garlten:
ltllo Sdab1neilter &ermanm s. Yeter
len.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-02-25
Mngelo 9. @eppoob

angelo 9. 9epmDob
Milfesburg bat in Dort, Pa., cine
alage gegen Die @nDber gigar So.
oolelbf auf Sdafenerlab einsereiGt.
SeDpoob bate bel einem &ir9enfeit
cine Settle 3isarren %setponnen, bpn
pelden ansebli9 eine erploOierte, als
CT bieielbe ral9te. Ser &ldger min
6ur@ Die Grplofion perlebt poroen
fem. Die betlaste Sirma beitreitet,
Dpnamit ooer 5onitise @rploiipitoffe
als Ginlasen in ibren Sapannas gu
pertpenben.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-02-25
8rnnScisentGnns : ltebertrasnnsen

@li5obetb M,1ae Ii. M. an 81. 6
Sleeper, norbl. 60 SUB BON 2ots !
lll1o ?, glod Z, Conn @alcott, $22,
400.
6rancis g.. GnIiaferro inns 8ral
an Sobn g. BRADFORD oltl. 40 Sui
bon 2ots 1, 2 rlto 3, glod 1, SSH
lis' @boition, 81.
8illiam 8iedman an Mnna 6
9inal, iiiol. 46A SUB BON 2ot IA
glod 8, 8iele's @rano slpenue SIS
Oition, 81.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-02-25

gerlanst: Cine quite, 5uberIailige
Strait als S%atsbalterin in Samilie bon
bier; cine Sralt, Sic Sen &ausitanb
leiten tang. &ad65uiragen in $50. 732
Warquette StraBe o0er per Bbone
4117. "a. 1881.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-02-25

Nutaeitellte lt11o 1ireftoren Ser
Gapenport Sapings @anf bielten
porgeltern Mbello ibr regelmaBiges
Sabresbal1fett i'm Outing Stub ab.
Sci Dem iidD anidlieBenoen &egel=
ipiel iieaten Die Mngeitellten iiber sic
6ireftnret.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-02-25

@erlanet: 9umen als Gertreter urb
Collectors. @l1tes @nlar. @or5uipre@
6cn 5ipif6en 8 nnb 10 11br beute Neor=
gent in SEQ. 11O7<11O9 tpeitl. g.. ctr.
E9abenport Nobertiiing onb 9rintirtg
so. "a, AMT. /,
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-02-25
G;gsnartist' 9aufbabn.
Sin edwciscr als Miuiite- bcs a5miss
pDn MbeKinicu.

Sn oieien gosen 1T in Grid OIL
freb Sig, Der tangiabrige Miniler
uno Matgeber oes 8Dnigs Menelit
BON abeiiinien, i'm 81. 2ebensiabre
geitorben. @r mar 1854 in Srauen=
felb seboren; er heiu4te bic bortise
aantonsi3uIe unb barn oas Bplpz
tednitum in 3uri9, mo er i;9 gum
Maidineningenieur ausbilbete. Mts
lol9er arbeitets er in Der Ma16inen=
fabrit Marquaro in Bern. 1878 fam
Die aunoe ms Polpte@nifum, &0nis.
Menelit bon Mbeiiinien iu9e einsn
Sngentur nfir 5eitungsbau unb an
seres" in feinem Rei9e. Man madte
ben bamals in 8ern tpeilenben Sig
auf bieie @elesenbeit aufmert{om
.nno rai9 enti6lohen faste er 3u. Gr
ensasiette ben sefdidten Me@anifer
grnit Simmermann BON Sberiirab
lnb ben tiidtisen Mobeu19reiner bon
&pnga als @ebilfen uno i'm Mai
1878 reiiten Tie ab, einem nod unbez
fannten 2anbe unb einem nod unbez
fannteren S9idial entgesen.
gnbe 9e5enber langten tie enoltd
on tbrem 8eifimmunesDrte an unb
tplirbet BON Meneltt freunoltd EMP
fangeh, faben a6er balb, oab ibnen
al9 bic, primitipiten 9ilfsmitte! fir.
;bre Satigtett feblten. 8%ieberbr!te
Reifen nad europa fparen nrtig, Inn
@erdte, @erfaeug uno Mai9inen gu
befaaffen. Na6her entfaltete Sig
ett1e iiberaus pielfeitige Sdtigteit als
8aumetiter, 8riidenz unb @troBenz
ingenieur. Seine @ebilfen tebrten
1893 mod @nropa 5uriid; er ielbit
reiite 1894 gum 5peiten Scale oabin,
Inn fir Die 5%inan5ierung Der Gi]en=
babn bon 9itbuti na9 !Gorrar gu
pirfen.. Na9 tpenigen Sabren mar
Sic 8abn fertig.
Sig NOR in3nif9en 1896 @taat5z
miniiter beim 80nig MeneIit unb
beien redte 9a1o eetporben Mda.
Dem ariege nit Stolien bate bic eur
ropdif6e Diplomatic piel Mnerfen-
rung fit ben befdeibenen @dmei5er,
Der eine @telung am 6ofe Menelifs
erreidt batte, Bic bisber ned tein
@uropder erlongte. SIS fpare11 inoef=
len Sabre barter Mrbett, bic Slg in
@beiitnien perlebte unb f9pierige Oh
plomatiide 9erbanblungen nit ben
europdifaen Md4ten erforberten al
ieinen S9arf5inn. SIN Sabre 1900
nabm Sig fiir Elm So6r nrlaub, ben
er tpie INNER in Der @dnei3 ber<
brahte, un0 retite bann pieber nod
Mbeiiinien 5uriid, tpo er nod etpa
a6t Sabre blieb, Bis er aus niht
gana aufgetldrten @rinben beim
abefiinii4en 9ofe in nngnabe fiel
uno na4 europa 5urldtebrte. @ett=
Der bat er in 3iiri9 gelebt, tpp er i'm
areiie feiner Tamtlie unb Sablreider
5reun6e Sage poblberoienter Mube
berbra@te. Setn Name pirb nit Der
Rulturentpidelung Mbeifiniens fir
ME .2eit berfniibft bIeiben.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-02-25

Ser g1udli@ fte BON olre n
8elpobnern bon Sod Sslenb, ST..
1T segenwdrtig Sames Murpbp, Elm
Yorter, benn cine alte Sante bon
ibm, Marpa @aibman, lesnete in 3d.
lton Dos 3eitlt6e unb feBte i'm gum
nniperIalerben ibren @runobeIiBes,
bas einen Wert BON ii.5er $4,000 Be-
iibt, Elm.
- Neues aus gnglonS.
ssSn Der gDrausiebuna OaB petst
Don @erbien unb Nitita non doom
tanesro nit ibren 8egleiter1 auf
Der 5ludt na9 2onbon tomn1en
iperben, baben bic bortigen 8erz
Observation-Disclosures bic prdmisn
fir gtnbrud unb Sa19enbieb1ta4l
I'm 5ehn Brpaent erbDbt.
8ibnes Werlanqe9.
Mir. tparen eben bobsi, 5pi59en ben
0run6nauern zines b%olitanbig aerz
i9ohenen Sauies Elm 5euerden an
5%uaiinben, als es anfing, gu rearer,.
pMsni4!" - briiIt ba Musfetier
S9ulae ri4lisb bod nal rai9
bic 9a6lute"
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-02-25
@utel nno &eitaurQnt
vunter ben Nin0en".

Sent %berebrten Gublifum' u11b naz
mentlib ben bielen aunben CUR gefalz
ltse1 @abridt. DOB Ser llnter0eidnete
noe
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-02-25

BIZ bermietben: Gin erpBer storc.
pa1leno fir irsenb eil1 @ciddit pber
gngros : @eiddft. 1918, 3. Mpenle.
Npf Sslanb, 81. Nad5ufragen $50.
1909, 3. Ipe., 8od Ssianb.
25,1@t.t : u
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-02-25

gcrlanst: Gin Mann cber. Trnu, enz
6asirt in einem sroBen gtablinement.
INN ole nnier gertreter gu fnngirer.
Gin gutter geroienit fam er5ieIt tpetz
ben. obne Bob es binberli6 nut Der res
gnlaren Nrbeit 1T. gmpfebllngen GEE
lpinidt. Gbreiie inter n152", r9er
ScmDfrat". 20.1@t.
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Seiratbs : Grlaubnikldeine.

17
5re0 @ebbauer II. Minrtie gpetb,
8apeltpprt.
@'lao @olff nno @an0a @arl1er
8%aoerfort.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-02-25

gerlmnst: Gin Morebbu4 ber @tabi
9apenport bonn Sabre 1918. NoreTe
nebif Rreis etc. llnter nG. s., an ben
Ser 9emotrat". 14.bntp.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-02-25
9otel uno @eitamrant
vMnter oer 9inoeu".

bon Dem bisberisen geiiber, Serr1
Mbplpb &ieblfe, fauflidb iibernpmmen
bat, uno beibe in better @eiie pie Bis
her fortfiibren 1pirb. - gu1 Sic &arz
fen5immer perben fpie bisber Dem
9ublifllm CUR gerfiisuns iteben.
Sn Ser 6pffnung, bab bas gublis
fum lt1o Die bisberigen trelen &llnben
nes @tabliiiements bas bisber Germ
Moolpb &lleblfe 9eidenfte @%ertrauen
auf mid ilbertra9en iperben, unb nit
Der @erliderun9, DOB es meiu eifrigz
ties Seitrcben fem miro, bieies Ser
tralien in e 5 ct ge5iebung gu redts
fcrtigen, 5eidnet
a@tun9sDolf grgebenlf
Carl Fischer,
biSlcr Gbef nes &iidcu@9 epartements
pott ~nllnter ben ainben".
ALL MI
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Masfenbau Der 8. 3. 6.

Mm %nlnraiaen Nbel1o gebt ser bies=
iahrige Ntasfenbal Ser Davenport
Sllrtecn1cil1oe Dor iid1. Mlle Gpr6e=
reitllllgcn iill0 fiir ben g1npfang lei
1lcr &obcit ocs Grin5ul &arl1epal lp-
mic Dellen Spftaatcs BON Marrell
ull0 Ndrrin1lcll Mitens ~aetrpffen NOR
Den. Der Sobe Rotb lit iiber5el1et,
BOB Ser o~icsjabrige Masfenboa iid}
ieinen &%orgallgern miiroig anreibel1
miro. @er iid) nod, fei1e &artell
beiorat bot, lolltc oicies ilel1te ODER
morgen n%adJbplell, oenll mad, Sen
iesigen I115eidlen miro ser geiud)
cir iiberalls 5ablreid}er meroen.
8as 4reisrid,terfpmite miro am
Mbeno Des Masfelt6ollcs bonn &6fli<
ser 2attner er1lalltt merOen. 9fie=
anano miro Die Man1en ser 9reisrid)=
ter erfabrel1, ielbit sic Mitglieoer bes
&on1ites nidt.
SIN 9reiien ii11o $t00 mie folgt
altsgeiest lporoen:
$4,000 - 9elte Grippe bon 6
ooer npebr.
$500 - @eite Gbaraftergruppe
BON 6 ober urebr.
$1,000 - a3meitbelte @ruppe bon
6 ober mebr.
$1,000 - 3tpeitbeite gbarafter-
-..tt x-.. n -EXA1 I.H
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-04-07

"lGElOlNNING y OWN = WSIN@
UMENT. - Another semi-charitable
home for the unmarried working
girls of New York is provided for in
the will of Charles Bertram Webster,
who retired from the department
store Of R. H. Macy & Co. some
years ago.
A paragraph in the will explains
that the bequest was prompted by
Webster's observation of his en-
ployes' need of attractive homes in
moral surroundings.
Other philanthropists, notable
among them A. T. Stewart, have
built institutions of the same kind.
Years ago the immense Stewart no.
tel for women proved failure. Wom-
en- will not live in semi-charitable
homes. There is scarcely a large
city in the country which has not
made the same experiment. and met
with the same failure.
But millionaire employers refuse
to learn the direct lesson from all
these experiences of others. It would
not be good business" to pay wOm-
en- higher wages merely for the sake
of saving their souls. Souls, it seems,
are to be saved only by charity.
The one practical solution of the
housing of women who work which
has so far succeeded is found in the
minimum wage laws which have
been passed by some state legisla-
lures.
And in no instance, let it be noted.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-04-07

NO FINGER BOWLS? NEVER
The Burlington railroad, they say, is
making a determined attempt to do
away with the ''pretentious nui-
sance," finger bowls, noting on the
bottom of the bill of fare that finger
bowls will be furnished upon re-
quest"
AW, come off, Burlington! What's
the matter with you? Finger bowls
are principally why we people fork
up a dollar for a fifteen-cent dinner.
1t gives us a chance to display our
savoir-faire, aplomb and erudition all
at once and together. We may not
get much satisfaction out of cold
storage eggs or yesterdays wormed-
over lamb chops served with pretty
little lace pantalets, but the all per
Vading sense Of COntentment which
possesses our bosom as we daintily
immerse our finger tips in the per
fumed contents of the "pretentiOus
nuisance" makes us quite UnmindfuI
of the void in our stomachs.
And it would be awfully tough on
the gentlemen serVitOrs, too,
wouldn't it, For how would we know
just the proper moment to tender our
acknowledgement of the service we
never expected and didn't get? Most
of us would forget, more than likely,
and there would be hard feelings.
Those finger bowls are not to be de-
rided, Burlington, take it from US.
Better go slow.
1000
They say T. r. is the only Ameri-
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-04-07

has such law put any department
store out of business.
If passed by every state in the
country such laws would make pos
sible a better standard of living for
American wOrkingwomen, Inciden-
tally, they would reduce the number
of monuments to miIlionaires.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-01-17
WALLACE BURIED
MONDAY MORNING
Last Funeral Held For Vic
TINS; Watson and McHat-
ton Buried Sunday.

Funeral services for w J. Wallace,
one Of the American victims OF the
Santa Ysabel massacre, we're held Mon
day morning at 10 o'clock at the J. ].
Raster Undertaking Co. parlOrs, 10
North Campbell street The services
were conducted by the local Masonic
order. Interment was in Evergreen
cemetery.
Funeral services for c. r Watson.
manager Of the CUsL mining company
were held Sunday morning at 10
o'clock at the Peak Undertaking Co.
parlors. on Texas street, under the aus
pices Of the Masonic order Interment
was made in Evergreen cemetery
Charlie Watson, son Of the dead man,
was here from Los Angeles
Services for Richard Mediation were
held Sunday afternoon at . o'clock at
the parlors Of the J. J. Raster COM
psny. under the auspices of the Be
nevolent and Protective Order Of Elks-
Burial was made in Evergreen Gene
terry.
The body Of Thomas johnson has
been placed in a receiving vault OF
COncordia cemetery pending the re-
csiving Of sdvices from relatives re-
Esrding the disposition Of the body.
McHattORis Mother Here.
Mrs. a. J. Macdonald, mother OF
Richard P. Mediation, arrived Satur-
day from Miami, Ariz.. with Edson Nc
Hatton and Alexander Mediation,
brothers Of the murdered man. They
came to attend the funeral
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-01-17
SHEEP MEN ARE COMING
TO CONVENTION NEXT WEEK

Dwight B. Heard, president of the
American National Livestock associ-
alton. has telegraphed to secretary T
W. TomlinsOn, secretary of the asso-
citation. from Salt Lake City saying
that the National Wool Growers asso-
citation had voted to send a committee
of six TO EI Paso 10, attend the con-
vention of the livestock men next week
The committee was named after presi-
dent Heard had spoken before the wool
growers on the federal control Of the
open range and the same question viii
be discussed here before the livestock
men.
There viii be a large attendance Of
sheep men next week at the livestock
convention. President HaSenbarth. of
the Wool Growers association. will at
tend and viii bring a big delegation
with him The wool growers are as
deeply interested in the control OF the
open range as the cattle men and will
work with them for a better condition
on the range.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-01-17

reason than underlaid mis- "recogni-
ton OF CarranZa. president Wilson
may, in case Argumedo overthroVs
Oregon, be reasonably expected to
shift his recognition" TO the MOrelos
chieftain, Zapata, and afford Obregon's
disgruntled ragamuffins a chance to
wreak reprisals on another group of
innocent Americans.
The stain is not upon American man
hood for our failure to ravage Mex
leo al this time, for 10 enter Mexico
upon an errand Of revenge would more
likely than not simply cost the lives
Of Mexicans who were innocent OF this
last great outrage.
THE BLAME RESTS WITH WOOD
ROW WILSON. B. R. C.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-01-17
OUR YOUNG WOMEN

are so often subject to headache-are
languid, pale and nervous-because
their bloodis thin or insufficient. They
are not really sick and hesitate to com
plain, but they lack that ambition and
vivacitywhich istheirbirthright. They
donotneed Observation-Disclosures
and nourishment in SCOTS Emulsion
that makes richer blood, fills. hollow
cheeks, suppressesnervousne Rndes-
tablishesstrength. NourishmentaioSs
Observation-Disclosures Emulsionis the
essence Of concentrated nourishment,
free from wines, alcohols or opiates.
If mother or daughter is frail, pale
or nervous, give her SCOTS for one
month and see the betterment. It has
a wholesome, "nutty" favor. Avoid
substitutes. At any drug store.
Scott & Bovine. Bloon6eld.N.L 1874
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-01-17
AUTO THIEVES
AGAIN At WORK
Peticolas Car Stolen; Fry
er's Coils Stolen; Robbed
of Canadian Money.

An automobile was stolen from the
home of judge W. NJ Peucolas, 1907
Montana street, Sunday night about IL
o'clock. The lock was broken on the
garage door and the car taken out. 1t
was a Dodge touring car
W. H. Fryer, stenOgrapher in the 34th
district court had his car stripped of
its coils and batteries Saturday night
while standing in front Of his home on
Prospect avenue.
Alexander Kernest. a Canadian, was
robbed of S110 in Canadian money sun
day afternoon by pickpOckets at the
union station. Kernest was en- route
to California through FL Paso and was
in the station between trains when the
money was taken from his coat pocket
Dan Wilson was arrested on So
Kansas street Sunday afternoon on a
charge of stealing a turkey from the
home of Annie Barry.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-01-17

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