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The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1916-02-10
Apnam,s Cantor Was Ponaa.

New York.-The German raider that
captured the British steamer Appam
was the Ponga. according 10 Captain
II. G. Harrison, former master OF the
Appam, who reached here from Nor
folk ON the steamship Hamilton, With
Captain Harrison were his officers
and crew. numbering l5O, who prob
ably will be sent 10 England on the
White Star liner Baltic, Captain Har'
rison said he had no other recourse
than 10 surrender when he discovered
the warlike character OF the ship that
stopped him.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1916-02-10
CRISIS IN RELATIONS
DOUBTED IN BERLIN

Berlln.-Germany foresees no lmme.
diate crisis In relations with the Unit.
ed States over the Lusitania torpedo.
ing
Despite pessimistic reports from
English sources regarding the Amori.
can attitude, officials here scoffed at
the possibility that Germany's refusal
90 disayow the incident would bring
the affair 10 an immediate and grave
head Indeed they believed that fur.
ther informal exchanges are certain
10 occur before Germany frames n
formal answer TO the last American
note In the case. lnasmuch as the
latest instruction sent TO Ambassador
Won Bernstorff calls for an answer
from the American state department
II Is regarded probable that the two
nations will air their views anew.
whether the United States approves
or disapproyos OF the German propos.
ais.
II deadlock Is reached II II be.
lioyed certain that break could be
ayerted by referring the disayowal do.
mand TO arbitration. In fact, only the
most pessimistlc believe America
would refuse such n proposal.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1916-02-10
SOUTHERN TRADE GAINS
Record Business With the Latin
Americas Is Shown.

fNlNNHi lHaa 70 RNNNWf
New Yo.k-Nll previous records for
one calendar year OF trade between
the United States and South America
were broken In 1915, according TO fig,
uros made public boy the foreign trade
department OF the National city Bank.
Based on statistics for II months OF
the entire country aud on DEFENDERS
figures for the port OF New York, the
imports from South America last year
reached an estimated total OF $780,
100000 and the exports 70 south Amer
lea. Sl45,OOOOOO, This combined total
Of $4G5.OOO,OOO is greater by about
S92 100000 than the figures OF 1912,
the previous banner year
The imports are 40 per cent greater
chan In 1914, according 10 the banks
figures, and the exports 60 per cent
greater,
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1916-02-10
s.vsn PsrI,hsa in Canadian FIre

Ottawa.-The list of those who lost
their lives in the fire which destroyed
the Canadian parliament building was
fixed at seven Although the police
frown ON the theory that plot was
responsible for the destruction OF the
building or that the fire was started
BY a bomb. Fire Chief Graham is quot
ed as having said the fire was set, "
and that he heard several explosions,
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1916-02-10
Francis Ioseph Not M.

Zurich, Switzerland, via London
All rumors of the ill-health OF Emper-
or Francis Joseph OF Austria are un'
founded, according to information re
oeiyed here from what is declared tc
be an unimpeachable source.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1916-02-10
Alrmen XIII 47o 6ulaars.

Paris.-An official Bulgarian report,
as forwarded from Athens to the
Temps. says that 47O men were killed
and more than 500 wounded during
the recent attack by French aero
planes on Bulgarian camps.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1916-02-10

! Stop!
! Look!
! Listen!
2 This is an advertising para
D phrase on that old railroad
sign: Stop--Look--Listen.
The railroad sign stands for
''safety first"
So does the paraphrase--
safety first in spending your
hard earned money.
STOP when you pick up
your newspaper - today for
example and LOOK through
the advertising pages.
THINK. Do they offer
something better than you are
accustomed to use?
Do they offer lower prices?
Do they tell you of advan-
tages you are not enjoying?
Think! Investigate! Reason
it out for yourself.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-10-24
Gnoliide @rauatcnprobuftion.
Nic ic felt Mnsbrn6 ncs Grieses &c.
iirnr 1T

NV w wv sSVN~<sNV y ysSSSvSR NJ
ittegc.:. lit.
Wic ii9 Der Munitipnsperbrau9
in bieiem Rriese felt Nusbrud oess
ielben persr0bert Dat, bepeiien ii. a.
aud bic grtlarunsen bes. engliism
Munitionsminiiters Montasu, bic er
Dor ipenisen Woden i'm llnterbaus
gemaebt bat. @r fibrte aus, Dab
ete @lanatenproOuttion oerseitalt 5uz
genommen babe, bob Elm Wersleid
nit benz Sabre 1914 muBlos tpdre.
Menn man als Werglei9sbaiis nas
Sahr 1915 ne9me, 10 lei gu tonIia-
tieren, BOB bic probuttion DON gra-
naten fir TetbgeI9Ibe ndbrenb bes
5inan5jabres 1876 6R nal 10
9roB se!pefen lit, als i'm oorberss=
6ennen NeGnunssjabr. Die 3abl
Der berse1telltem 9aubiben ipar otate
nal gr0ber, als 1914-15, unb in
ben lebten Woben bes SUM- par iie
27 mol srDber. @esenmdrtis fabriz
oiert Gnslanb in einem ein5igsn Mo=
not stpeimal mebr @eIGibe, ats Is
beren i'm 9allSen gu 8eginn bes &rie>
sss befab.
Mpn1ugu ertlarte peiter: Die n0.
@enill@e prppuiaion DON MaItinsn-
aelpebren lei Is mol grDbsr, dis Tor
SGalfung bes Munittollsm,ni,te>
RUINS. 9ie Wo9enprpouttion an
Iiarisn @JpioIiptofIen lpar 70 nal
sr0ber, OILS gu ge9tnn Dc5 Sobres
1919. Sine grobe Msnse Munitlon
llno 1eiguae leabet gnglano On Ieiae
Merbun0etell; uuberbem Ienoet e5 Gil
JTanireiA Elm 3rittel ieiner Giuhl-
proDuttion CUR Grunotenfabritaiipn.
Snsseiomt liefert es ietnen yerbiin=
ottea mDnatli9 fit $50 Mii.ionsn
| Sranfcn Wietall CUR MunitionseSasu=
gung. Die Mrbeltcr unIerer Jubr.ten
}a5sa loait gu Den glorrelusnl?.lSie<
sen EubIanSs, Irautrel3s line gns-
lar,bs b.~i9stragsn. Ser erb5bten
uiense enlipraA pie Aualitdt I'm
lcre Mrtillerte bat 1i9 i'm Gaufe Del
.cBten Mttionen Die sanoe Gelpunoe,
runs Der ensltiben Mrnlee errnngen.
Die Deutid)e prelie bat ertlart, unz
Ter Munitionsperbrau1 i'm 2a..Fe Ter
g%esenpdrtisen SffenIipe babe in un=
lere &eIerDsn etn unerieBiides Sod;
gerii1en. Gs 1T gatfade, DoB Der
Notwithstanding I'M pergansensn
Monet mebr als poppelt 10 bod mar.
als mir i'm boz a9t Mpnaten fir
ausrei1enp era@tetcn. 9as gonlbar-
asmer,t in Der MD9e bor Der Often.
libe bat mebr Munition seto1tet, ;,Is
in ben erften Monaten oes Grieaes
fabrioiert purbe, unb Die in Der slet=
den peripbe er5euste @elamtmegge
ldperer Munitirn miirbe tuum fiji
Dos 8ombarbemeat ipdbrellD eines
ein5igen Saees uusgereidt basen. Sic
Yroouftion unierer Jabrifen bedt
Wode fir MoGe ben 8erbranG,
Wem bic Mrbeiter unb Mrbeitsete,
in ibren @erten tpie, Bis jsbt fort.
fabren, fte6t ni6t gu befiirhten. baE
pie Sffenfipe ipeeen Mansel an Mu=
nition poraeitig eipseltellt trerbsr
muB. $4,000 9oIbotsn lpurben ben
Dienfte befreit, bamit fie n~ben Mll=
nitionsfabrifen orbeiten fDnnell. Sn
D%ersansenen Saere paren 635.O0(
Ser rnen nit Der Muntticnserseu=
aung befGdftist. SEPT i;no es berer
2.250.000, barunter 100000 Trouen
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-10-24


Die mel ten Jrauen, ndmli9 SO
Prp3ent, beiraten i'm sebensalter bon
20 Bis 25 Sahren; i'm Ilter bon 25
bis 80 Sabren nllr nod Is Yrp5ent.
Die molten Jar5eHblinoen italnz
men alts ben fosenaanten rgebilpsten
8lanell". ben meld}cn ntGt peniser
als 4 pro5ent oil oielem Sefett letz
Sen.
Ser Street Gaitcrn', Der beim
2esen bes Ntlanti1den 8abeIs be-
nubt pnrbe, 9ins i'm Sabre 1858
bom @topel. Gr battc cine 2dnse pom
692 SUB.
Dura einea Grlob bes aaiIsrs
oon sSSapon pllroen $50 bei Muteen
unb ON 9aobo eefalene Sfiisiere
na1 5riebens{dlnB bef1rbert llnD
nit Srben ausgeSeidnst.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-10-24

Der rDemofrat" tpiro, mie bisber,
fir 5000 per Sabr Bel @oronsbe-
5abllng on irseno cine Moreiie in
&od Sslato n1b l1mgegeno fret ins
Salts geliefert. Ser vDemofrot"
brtngt Die ttelte1ten Na1ribten aus
ben 9rei- 5ta0ten, DEM SIT u11o
Mnslan0e. Sebt lit 6ie bette 3eit, gu
bonnire1t.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-10-24

- &urSoor Dem Iusbru9
bes &rteges na5m Die 9amburs=
Nmsriiaz2tnie pur9 Grtperb BON
"A WliI. Marf Qftien an Der Ssuts
i1en 2eparte~2ini in !6amburs ssn=
t@ersIIs. On 5tslle pes 5uriiatretenosn
@ertreter5 oe5 SiirFenfon5ern5 singen
neutrality-suspicious. Der 9apag in
Den NuffiGt5rat Der 2epante=2in
sir Die beioen Geieli6aften ergab
ii9 G%elesen6eit 81 gemeiniamer Mr.
bsit am S@par5en Steer, benn es
nor fdon lanse Der @uni9 Der 2ez
rante=sinis, iitb Die siemli9 umfangs
reiden Saloslsbeaie1ungen pes na9e1t
Sitens gu Den 9~ereintgten 9tuaten
sunabe St MAIDEN. 9ier5u eisnete 1i4
Die bon Der .9apag eingertdtete reue
S9mar5ezM eerz2inie am beiter. Ser
&rieg bat 5tpar oos Irbeitsprogramm
Der beioen unterneGmungen utrterb.o=
den, I'm 10 eifrtger aber arbeiten Die
8ertpaltungen Gil Der @erpirtlidung
i9rsr 9ldne fir Die 3eit naeb benz
Srieg. DIS elm Seiden fir ote Gid).
tisfeit oieier @nna1me lit e5 an5ls.
leperl, boB GENERALIZATION Saain in
Der atfan9 September itattftnbenpen
generalperi anmlung Der 2epantez2i=
ME in oeren 4ufii6tsrat' gepdbIt
puroe. Der friberc Director Der
9opas Sborrnaum oasesen tit aus Der
gerpaltuns Der aebante=2inie ausae=
lGieoen.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-10-24
@ic SlaaScrs pcrlucIi1t ,umroe.

Mls Die Ssr5Dse bon Burguno Die
9errf9aft i'll JlauDern crlanskn.
selobten fie 5rar, Gle Mnorouunsen
uno Gntf9eloangen iolltea in rer
@prahe Der betreffenben 4allDestsile
erfolsen. Die Nb%geprbneten BON
8rii1iel un0 Nntperpen Gattsn~ lpster
Ielbft ben Mut, Dem !9sroog Wgba
1868 ein @dre1ben suridsuididen,
neil es franoDiifd perfaBt lpar. Mu
oas tonnte absr ni1t per5inoern,
Dab, nom Sof nnb Der @e{elfaaTt
m~ssebeno. Die fran3Dlii9e GpraAe
mebr urb mebr an 8ooen sepapn.
llno als bann gar Barrier MpoItel
Der 5reibeit uno Gletdbeit talnen,
ba ipar fem 9alten mebr. r8er!ubt
Gle @pra9e ber Gtlapen u1lo ne6nt
Bic Der Jreibeit an," 10 bleb es ta=
mails. Sin @rlab Napolepns oem
SSa9rs 1868 perfigte Damn, oab i'm
tsemnligen Beleien btnnen SaDtes.
fritz ale Gtaatspsrbanblulgen in
fren5IFlaer Gdriit uEo 5pru9s gu
afrlstn baden. Den s9tabprn,t BIZ
oese 1912 feline 8eroronuns, duff tel
he flanorif@e 3eitung mebr obne tei=
Jsiiiste fran5DliGe ueberieBung er-
lGeinen Diirfe. go ldlug Die ir,n,
50iilde @praae oerart fe1te Durz
,e(n, Dab 1915, ais gelsien gu !9el=
uno fam, aDnig Wiibslm euubstte,
oa5 fremoe Melen in leinen flanprt-
c9en proptn5en nit ellum Gdlaae,
pie es pphl pas ri9.lgis.e geipcis11
pore, ipieber gu befeitisal. Mun iieb
tlln cielme9r 3eit, i,t9 md mebr
,in5rmiitell. Sin ameiter srpber Sch
let nor bann Der iIberraf9enae Gr=
ab, BOB BON l. Saruar 1928 al
HE Dffentli4en Mnseleaen5siten NE.
ser III Der fldmiIden 2ailoe5IprlA.
,rfolsen IoIten. Mie ein Doau.r
IGlas ftel bieie MaBsnGne ll!lsr
pos Ser be- Yeamten, 0as let rstr
lls 60 ,Nab.en pobl oser iioa Td
II I'll 5,tlGl gefpDbNt 90. {, .nr
III ,cIsc Gr,isicrung berDor, pai
non ppll Scr WieeercihIiibruag Del
urffviinglideu 2anOeslp II lMs rit
ooll Ser Muf5pinsuns ether nitemfs Ell
5p.a@e rebete.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-10-24

Nn ben ToIaen elmer @erIebllng,
0ie.er Dor ilber IL Sabren in einen1
Wtidigan 2un1ber Camp erlitt, Itarf
Spnatbm Moiber in ieiner Mo. 1915
Wlonroe 5trabe belegenen @obnl11g.
Yer .Tabingeldieoene itarb nod MIR
fiinftagigem &ranfleir l1l1o mar BON
Der 3eit OH, als er I'M Sem Camp Don
einem @asen fiel, ltets geiuno gepc-
ien.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-10-24
9roBeren g9ancen ieia gsrniatungsa
roert polibringen.

!ptlt QUupllIlQtIl.
Sn cen maftigen auTtIdiFf6aaea
IN Jrieplia55afen, IN oenen Sag
uno Rad15 fieber6aft geor6eitet ip;ro,
tperoen %TortpGbrenb fleinere q. +.
btsberige) lno nun oud sroBe Riez
lsnmooele Don 2uftIaiffsn steidseitig
her9elteQt. IS sibt Woaen. in De-
Hen 5rpei uno Drei 2uftf@ifIe Tertig
5eteGt lps1oen. Die fleineren S1pen
hatten nlnme9r gang tur5e Yro6ez
ta5rtsn, mel tens BET Naat, Inn Damn
Iofort III Die Jront ab5ugefen. Die
groben gM1ooene peroe etiDas ldnoer
ms Manoper iibsr Dem See genpm=
men; mmer6in peroen ald3 oieie
grpben mDslidff absefiir5t, mas I'M
10 leidlter .sei4eben tann, ots Die
Wsotoren BORDER i9on in Der Sal!s
elmer iebr ~peinlidsn grp5en unterz
3osen fperoen l1no eauf Dem 9ant"
me1rere Sage uno Nddite u~tlrnterz
6fofen LAUREN miiIen. Jrieoridg6a=
fen tt ltdIoise 2uftIdiFfgarnilon gez
no-ocn, bier perosn Die MtannT@afz
Ten, Die 6ollpt d4lid] aus Den Mari=
netruppea alisseleIsn tperoen, aisae=
GLIDER
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-10-24
Sic ne1cr= 3cppsline.
Gin5cl0citen iiber scn rencItca Sup &c,
be,tidcu 9uftl6}iifc.

gu bsn unlangit in elmer Gsoc bon
2oro Npnto9l ernG6ntsn ,ueber=
3sPpainea" gi6t ein aonltan5er aor<
relppaoenr f2lasnoen Gin5sl5eiten:
@dsrrMo Die bis4erigen aufti6iFfe,
Die IN nsr Superintendent in 5risoz
rldshdten erbaut purDsn, cine Giariz
malolmenIioa BON 169 Dieter Sdnse
uno einen aubitia3aIt Don l6,C00
QLaDraImeter 4atten. tat am %.
y}ai Cas- erlte NislsaiuftiaifF bic
Merft perlaHen, oas cine Gauge Don
24O MEIER, elle @G9e ppn % Dieter
uao elmer &uhittn5alt Don $1,000
2aaDra.metar alTtpelit. 9;ejes SdlifF
It nit pitr Itatt bis5er nit 5lpei
0Droeln aus9elt attet. n1d9tia gspaaz
Sers uito nit Ylatfprmen fir Ge=
l4iise nlo Maihiasageps9re perts=
ben. Die 2lnqarel. Dor y!ltontasu
lt.mmen oiio ~ 5;snli4 bis auf Den
ahbitinbalt, De-. pon ION UNI nlebr
ais Das opppelte l,bertrlebea uurDe.
Die Wlptpren, Die aG9tfa6 ~ppr9anoen
Iein lpllen, entipids!n eirte n9rmale
&raft BON 1000 bis 5000 NTsrD,tgdfte.
Die Observation-Disclosures oss ytisisn=
lafti9iffss gren5t Gil pa5 gGnDsr=
bare. gs lit imltaaoe. al S.t aogtse
9snounJsn aus5uiiikren tnAertalb
anoertbalb Miauten, Die 5te;9Iabloz
felt reidt 5is 1000 Meter, pod fliest
es gepDbnlid in 1000 Dieter
@o5e, Die Gelhninvisteit ec6t
bis auf 100 gilpmstsr
in Ser stunoe. Die opnami{9e
Stet9traft nag oben lnp unten pbne
ieoeH Gasper!uit gescniiber Den iriiz
5eren ali!tiGiTfen lit auBerprpentiia
oerbeilert, ebenlo Die Gteuerfi6isfeit.
1Ie6er Die Srasfraft oernimlnt man,
pab au5sr Der 9%epD3nlic9en 30 Marn
Harlem Delaying uno ben Del uro
genotnDoerdten uno Dem a:ibllpaIz
Ter minoeltens nod 6O-7O 9pppelz
3entner gpren9Itoffe mitsefiibrt lperz
Den t0nnen.
Wer pieie gepalt;gen unsetiime
tibet benz 8ooeniee fat m~anDprieren
Itben - Ieit Gnoe Mai, Dem @rlGei=
nen pes erlten. bat man bret peitere
beobadten toNnen, barunter audi Ell
mes, oas pom 5tanierbprn uno logar
pom SambobprE aus ssle6sn purpe
Der Dereibt Ser @inorud niGt
me5r. Sc lit pirfli6 elm iiberpdltiz
senoer Inelid, Der lelbit anaeiidts
Der Satfa9e, oaB oieie Merte meni6z
lt9en 9enies Dem &rtege, Der Ser
ni9tuns oisnen folsn, gu eDrfiirhti=
ger gepuaoerung berausforoert. @ir,
Die mir niht nur Die 3eppsline tperz
Den uno fliesen labea, ipnpern aud
ldon oft lire triegsmdbisen Man5z
ner IL filler MaGt ii5er benz Sppenlee
oerfolsen tonnten, f0nnen ben e1ali=
ld9en W%teloungen, bad Die Naios loau=
1usen ts:nen SGaoen anri1teten, teiz
men Glalben identen. 9enn man
osrselle siht, oaB Die 3eppsline, ab=
ge1eben bon ben grcben lRengsn BON
Sombsn, pie lie mitne6.nen t%Dnnen,
ni9t in Der Weile ipie Die Slus5euae
opsrtsren; tpdbreno niefe als yg6lpez
tsrzalsso,e.euft Ipparats" nptgeorunz
gen ibre Somhen nut IN pIeilI@nclz
lem Tluse abptrfeE tpnnsn uao pa=
Der fem r:beres 3isl 5aben, tann Der
3sppelin als .2e;Hterzals <pisz2uftz
M2parat" iiber ieinsm 3iels tetiebig
LANCE title ltepen uRo 10 nit nett
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-10-24

8er oe1t Ser Demofrat" Iielt, er.
halt sl1%perlaiiige u1to gel1alte Nerig-
feiten uno gsadridten aus Sem enge-
rem &reiie iopobl mie aus Dem gait
sen 2anbe nno guslano. Ml1r $500
per Sabr bel @ora1sbe5abllang fir
ben taglid)en 9en1ofrat, einidlieBlid
Oes reidlbaltigen 5onntagsbIattes.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-10-24
Ntnes aug Moline.

Cine g%eriebel1e Ginbredcrballoe
ideint III Moiine ibr ltrapeien 51 trei=
ben, Da in Ser Nadt BON Soantag
auf Msontog IN nidt penigcr als iiini
giiros bon 3~abnar5tcn eiltgeOrungen
mltroe uno gerollte, @olOblGtter ltllo
@olbfiialngen inn @eiammtpertbe
BON nabe5u $500 aeitoblen mltroen.
Sic 3iebltdble murocn crit geiterll
Wtorgen cntDedt unb Die beito6lenerl
3ablar8te manOten iid baum iofort
on Die Noli5ei.
Ir. ~. Glailoe 8anbp, oelleh gii-
rps iid) i'm &imbaa @ebaltoe an Ser
10. StraBe beIiltoen, Fat ben l.1ner-
item Gerlnit erlitten, Da inn Golo=
frunen i'm @ertbe bon $3.50 geIto5=
len maroen. Die anberen 3ohnarste,
oenen @aaren in Dem nodItebcnb an.
gefiibrteh @ertbe geltoblen mltroetl,
limo: Or. s. s. Rpoer, Gelionce Sc
6albe, $500; gllbrigbt & Ilbrigbt
ainlbal @ebauoe, S100; Or. e. @,
Geterien nnb 81. $. 8. 2ino6era Sic.
lance @eballoe, $25; Or. 6. s. Sui
IfD, &elia1ce Gebduoe, So.
Mls Die 3abnar5te geltern Morger
in tire giiros fanen, ltien aQes III
better Sronung 81 lein. Sic entoed.
ten crit ipater, baB lie bas Gpfer bon
Iieben gemorben marcn. 9(le g(tsei
den belltetelt barauf bin, oab es iid
Inn afgefeimte Ginbreder aal1oelt
3ielelben battct ii6 Gintri.t n oit
9ilroS pcrld)afft, inOem lie Sic Chi
rem 0erielben NIT einem No6lhliliie
off1etten.
Gie @oli3ei melde cine aenalr'
l1nteriltdung iamnltlider IipbItabl,
beelloct bat, fonlte bis6er nod fem,
lspur Der Ginbredger erlonaeu.
Sic Nnflaaen aeaeu SO Better 10
9enannter uioit brinf porlors". 81,
ii6 or1geblif bes gerfanfs aeiItiae1
Getra1lfe idltloig gerlad)t hottelt
lpuroen geltern ol1rd1 Srieoensriftel
l@iaiam Garliens fanen gela5ien
IIrei geiiber %Oerartiger 9ofalc befill
ben iid) nodl gegen giirgidaft Do1
$500 anf freiem SUB.
Mit ser gerboit1ng oes "a Ssabr,
olten Go Sobnlon, Ser nit iei1cr ga
milie at Ser Is. StraBe in Slt 500
line motlrt, glaltbt oie goli5et oel
,3ieb perbaftet 51 baben, Ser IN Be,
lebten 3eit gruBe Meellgen Msilin!
aus BEN usilpis CARDS" 7ia5(. 81
oer @o6arllllg oes gerGafteten lpllr
Den al1aebIid) 200 8fMtlo Meiiing &c
funoen.
Sobllion mtr6e geItern ourA bid
ter q. 81. 9sileS einem Gpruerbo:
l%lnter5oge1 llllo BON bieiem fir 81
@rano Surp lnegen altgealidei
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geilen bat, 5l1 besraben.
St. Tammany farmer., 1916-03-25

the building Of the handsome Metho-
dist Church at Alexandra marking
his career.
He was born In Covington, La.
and graduated from Centenary Col
lege. He came OF q ministerial fam
lily, his father. who is also dead. hav
ing been preacher, while one broth,
er has q charge in Texas. Another
brother. DR.. Singleton. resides at
POint-a-lalHache.
Rev. Singleton is survived by Ills
widow and two children. The st.
Louis address Of the family Is Cook
avenue and Spring street. It is con-
sidered probable that the body will
be brought to Louisiana for inter-
ment.
St. Tammany farmer., 1916-03-25
Handsome Residence of Fl. B. Pruden
Burned to the Ground. Loss $4,000

The beautiful residence of Mr.. H.
B. Pruden was destroyed by fire last
Sunday. The fire is supposed to
have originated from a spark from
the kitchen chimney. An attempt
was made to communicate with the
Covington Fire Department by tele-
phone, but the wire was not work
ing; but even had the fire depart
ment attempted to reach there. the
progress Of the fire was so rapid that
St. Tammany farmer., 1916-03-25
REV. II. r. SINGLETON DEAD IN
ST. LOUIS.
Body Of Former Louisiana Pastor
May BE Brought Here
For Burial.

New Orleans, March 23.-News of
the death OF Rev. H. r. Singleton
pastor of the Scruggs Memorial
Church in St. Louis, at his home in
that city, was received in New Or
leans Wednesday. Until three years
ago DR.. Singleton spent his pastoral
career in New Orleans and Louisi-
ana. his last charge here being the
Parker Memorial Methodist Church
His work In Louisiana was notable,
St. Tammany farmer., 1916-03-25
st. Tammany Farmer
d. II. MASON, Editor
e. d. KENTZEI4 Manager.
PropE1etoss
THE ABUSE OF THE PENSION LAWS.


been chy
against
is against class legislation In fact American
all privileges that
patriotism national allegiance
the soldier MANNED widow
restricting privilege relief
relief involved
ghens
affected public
evil growing
crushing weight cannot be borne.
support
should
his limb mind
the measles the disabled for
left entitled
his descendants This
illustration We mind reported
,ured by
earning living by Of his injured and
deposiing his pension in bank regularly
L. subject
timely
Farmer We stand
hibed
efforts
suits his outspoken criticism.
building Of
realize necessity public
handling soldier
his who
battle hed indiges
ton from over-eatns after he returned home
St. Tammany farmer., 1916-03-25

no aid could have been given. The
dwelling and two barns were de-
stroyed, as we'll as the chicken house.
The loss is estimated at about
$4,000. Insurance as follows, car
ried with the Nilson-Frederick Agen-
cy of Covington: Dwelling. $38OO:
furniture, $4,000; barn and imple-
ments, $1,000; COW barn. 500;
chicken house, $500; implements
$500. Total insurance, $4,000.
St. Tammany farmer., 1916-03-25
THE SCHOOL SITUATION.

published this Of The
question to which method to take.
willing
result equalization
which
mills
would the schools the people willing
could
mills number Of the districts
four mills the mills
already mills will
mills Those who four mills will
mill make five mills Whatever
will be increased make the mills
trbuted tax all parish
class schools for full
On the other hand
made shorter and high
without recognition the accredited schools
This the situation
decide old school ds problem
But the people feel that children
uniy that enjoyed public
they willing make SACRIFICES
position
the struggle fe they willing
w dollars voted
We people
and other might
schools But this q
tried before and found be
This applies
valuable
them failure
will be all undoinE have
learned
St. Tammany farmer., 1916-03-25

We wish you to look over our
called statement as furnished to the
Bank Examiner, we publish today,
and note the splendid growth in de-
posits during the past three months.
St. TAmmany Bank Z Trust Co.
St. Tammany farmer., 1916-03-25
A SPAGHETTI SUPPER.

Tony Benivettos has purchased the
Hebert Restaurant. Thursday even
ing complimentary supper was Civ
en- to the public. which was largely
and very much enjoyed.
St. Tammany farmer., 1916-03-25
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