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New-York tribune., 1916-07-07
SITUATIONS WAITED.
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s.r--p t-T.py who can uf- yclrr =
~ - coiiege graduate. % hose e1rsrs,,s
,~~re.rouderf and saleerer POP r. n
dollar corporation. advertising faanss'f 2,
rbeu,ist ,or a frm known Nor1 Fif, az {
r,-essnf In charg, ~ apparafle i1 her :
piosive plant, msHes him fsrsaiA. Z
so,oe b'isy mans burdens n. "
ciear-cut typs9ri'tsn istfers. p.rc-gzf.s r
sn.,ied correctly but does nct 'ak. rsp:s
.s.for Hs believes ~ has sound ll.r,,
an business matters iq rrsc'. Al ihl,t
has Initiative and is broad MINDED Lave
g.~acggs. huf vii 70 sry y~ne-e beH q :
.,.r,es Minimum salary. 'i25 = ~.
Ad4ress Yankee. BOZ g. Trbgn.
a. -. honne hg hour or cay resf r,'.vs
RRoDSAx. ia W,s, lss'h q Phon, 72,' srs
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HELP WANTED.


Male.
tr,r ENERGETIC yolng m'r ,''v p. v
i,, .r ls.rr fIe revEperfr r.r'Hs ta,.
- ,,rno--f.r.fy f0r hustIs-s ssIzy nsss -
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New-York tribune., 1916-07-07
LOST. FOUND AND REWARDS.
IOST RANKBOOKS.

BANK BOOK no s47.2s7 OF THE UNION
Dime Savings Bank is missing Any per
son having q claim TO IL is hereby called
upon % present the same within ten days
or submit 70 having said pass-book can
ce'lcd and q new one issued
LOST Bank Book No. l.2slse1 Of The
Rowerv Savings Bank. 1S0 Bowery. New
YORK The finder is requested 10 return II
20 he Bank
lost -BANKBOOK 40. los6.6O7 OF BANK FOR
Savings $50 4th av. New York. Payment stoppei
Please return 20 bank
New-York tribune., 1916-07-07
COUNTRY PROPERTY.

LIT YOUR RlNr PAY FOR YOUR HOME
Best financial plan explained by Country Home
icsge No 40 West S2d St. Dept, Z. Phone
fsEQ Ma G.
New-York tribune., 1916-07-07
UNFINISHED APARTMENTS TOILET

-FOUR ROOM APARTMENT. STEAM
heat electric lights. hot water supply
DarQuet floor. everything up 20 date 2l0
East I'd S. BROOKLYN. Rest residential sec
ton in Fiatbush. Rent S.4
New-York tribune., 1916-07-07
uJ<I\TI'RE ALMANAC.


United states Coast snd Geodeuc Surs'
e., tu Moon rises "a m , ~
g "A Moon sets ~ %. ~ ~
New-York tribune., 1916-07-07
PRODUCE AND
GRAIN PRICES
Wheat Rallies After Early
DeCIine-AdvanCe
in Corn.
GENERAL. MARkEr REPORT.
New York. July {. 1916.
WHEAT

The wheat market was only moderately &C
tive. and after showing an early decline OF
about cent bushel. prices rallied and az
She close were . &C net lower TO &c net
higher. Sentiment was apparently divided
and the trade was '.clincd 90 he cautious
about taking chances either way The gov
eminent report will he issued az . .l5 r. m
to-day. and is expected 20 indicate consider
able Improvement both in winter and spring
wheat and tho total yield will doubtless he
considerably larger than last months esu-
mate of il5.0O0. .OoO bushels. The weSther
over the winter wheat belt was again ideal
for harvesting and thrAshing. and the amount
Of new " heat IN the movement Is lncfcae-
ing percentihly. Temperatures were con-
sidc-cd dangerously high IN portions OF inc
spring wheat belt. and while the forecast
Was for cooler weather there. the TRACE
appsrcutly felt sofrCW hat apprehcnsiNe OF
POSSIBLE damage. The Liverpool market was
steady. but trading abroad was lnactNc ahu
stocks especially M the United hinguom'
are large. New crop wheat rs selling M tne
Southwest 80 about 10 cents hushcl uhuS'
Nanitobas bat foreign buyers are apparently
gcing 90 be careful about the quality oil tne
new American crop this year. and 50 FAR only
one cargo has been reported sold. tNpor. p.
sales yesterday were 100000 bushels or
Nanitobas I'm the local cash market No.
durum was quoted az Si14i-. No. hard
Si.I1. No ! Northern Duluth. $l-f'9 NO
I Northern. Manitoba. Si.-6'S. I. O. BE-
New York
Tn. weather over the corn belt vas again
fne and private reports on the new crop
outlook. as well ss the weekly government
crop bulletin. indicated decided improve
n,cnt Prices AZ the opening we're slightly
lower on the crop situation. but during the
dav sharp rally occurred and final prices
vere &C. 10 sc higher. Decreasing stocks
ard strength IN the spot position were the
principal sustaining features which served TO
check selling. The export demand was less
active. owing 20 the recent advance IN ocean
freight rates. and no new business came 70
{ Vht in the local cash market No 2 vel
low corn was quoted az s. g.. C. l. f. Ne"
York
OATS.
The cats market was rather quiet and
rrice changes were narrow. closing net un-
changed 70 ixc higher he weather ana
crop news were generally favorable. but
there vas comparatively little pressure on
The market and values were Influenced oy
tHe frrncss Of corn. The local cash market
vas steady: standard quoted AZ A6c No 3
White. 44l.N45c. No. 1 white. 4S cn4fc {.
fancy clipped white. +5iau4ic. ordinary
cipped white. 44d Acc. all elevator.
RYE.
Market quiet: No. 2 Western. Si.o6. E. T.
2. Nee York.
New-York tribune., 1916-07-07
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS wANrn

Female.
ATTENDANT rurs. English N y.ns. ,rp>rs'
~ rsHahf,. highly r-oorrsrftt. ~ o. =
trv nss shsust - tfe1~J. II W. ~
Frrorr r1In p~srF
New-York tribune., 1916-07-07
TYLER BULL ,-g
CHARLES A SMlTh.
sTrTT Z PHILLIPS. Atforny' !" s,r
ecutors No li3 Fulton -,
nush VI Manhattan. NV loA lo--, -,

ough " Manhattan. Ne@ lo. -,
IL PURSUANCE OF Al okpLs,,
Hon John p Cohaian. sln.'..',
the County Of Ne~ York. Notte .s.sf
given 20 all persons having eiu',s u,',s,'',y Z
Elizabeth A Odeu. latc of ne -. NJ
New York deceased. @ present Nss..,r-s' -.
with vouchers thereof 20 ne ss.., y
g. his place OF transactng Al W
i35 West 18th Street. in ne ~ =, 81
York. on or before tho Is;h e4'
tember next. =, u.r,.
Dated. New York ;he ist day a a,,,s
1915 HAMILTON ooELl. st,.s-r ~
~ PURSUANCE OF Al okD.nsra,. =
Hon. John p. Cohsian. s.'l, 'E,sr
the County OF New York. Notee ,si't
given to all persons hasins ciA'1c's 1c'se'u n
John $. Bussing, la,e " ne ,Ss a.
New York. deceased. % preschs ss.,ssn
with vouchers thereof 90 the s.4.,r,ss y
at their place Of grsusactins n
The once OF their sttorneys syuss,sfs
lips. No il3 Fulton strec', yogk =
Manhattan. IN the cry ~ He. her sn
or before the i5th day % Sep,e''st ep.'y n uir.
Dated, New York. the ihira uN'
1915 .-......i,
EMILY ". RCSSiNG. ENer,eiss' fr..csis
CHAs. STEWART PHILLIPS.
New-York tribune., 1916-07-07
AUCTION SALES.

N0PTCAGF sALE.-BY VIRTUE
"Gi. ehsttei SH' mortgage n snd an .,s s'',s e.s
thereof made By the Ne" 80 on q
Bernhardine sidden and issis,His, -, L,s
%. 1918. TO Jacob - le6e,' ~, on Tt-'
and Arthur b leiner ! W" AZ 80 %
Ave. lease OF the premise, asa I'D ~.
saloon fixtures covered oy ~ ", .ne -
gage and dated Jan. "a l'i''
Jan. IS. 1918 .. INV Aue,ics~
BY order OF the Mortsssee- -1SS
BY VIRTUE or Az ENECI ~ \.
lien / will sell to-day a. n ~
3... son St ns1Si. a9a NJ MonS.t,, A.s so', 6.
Ice cream cabinets. pumps , an. 81;
with I ladies. one soda cooler, e,s trs'
cooler. one style r display ''@"'
75i-lt glass holders ,.x usonS
New-York tribune., 1916-07-07

fancy. S5S5GS66o. CoRNMEAL- Steady .
kiln dried. S4lbds42o. BAG MEAL-fine
white and yellow. $3.50. coarse. Sl.6A. FEED
City steady bran. bulk. S22.Sb. 100 III
sacks, S23.6o heavy middhngs. do. S2Aeo I.
-four middhngs. do S32 red dog -four, l@o
10 sacks. $3.50: Western quiet. bran. 100
10 sacks. S2i.60N So standard middhngs, do.
S2S.S26N $3.50. flour middngs, do. S2'lo .
rcd dog -four. lao III sacks. $3l.
PROVISIONS.
The provision market was firm carly. with
lard at the high point Of the season ON small
offerings and fair demand. prompted by
reports Of good consuming demand and in
hucnced by frmness IN the hos market. On
prices gave way. and az the close OF the day
were easy at tho lowest. Receipts OF hogs
AZ Chicago were II 900 estimated for FRIDAY f.
Omaha $4,000. PORk-Firm mess. $4,000
S21. BEEF-Firm mess. Sli.5OHSls' iaml-
Ia. Si9GS2O; packet. SlsdSl9: extra India
mess. S29N $50 DRESSED HOGS-Steady 3
bacons. lSl2c. $50 III. lS'.c l5O 10: rs SC :
lS0 lb. l4iSc, pigs. l4@se. CUI MEAi . "a
Picked bellies quiet. 10 III, l0'.c' l. 10;
l5&.c: Il lh. l5c. Picked hams ouet quoted
AZ l6isNl7iqc. LARD-Easy middle west
lS.40dlS.5Oc. Refined lard quiet Continent
l3.&5c. South America, l4.6Oc Brazil Kegs
l5.6Oc. Compound steady quoted at II .sW
1ci.c City lard easy quoted At l5'tW
lSasc TNlLOW Firm special. gAc cltN'
91.c. country. 9u9a4c. STEARlNE-Steady :
oleo. lie. city lard stearinc. l4'sc.
New-York tribune., 1916-07-07
- 80 -, ~, or .y oRDFR OF Ho'

IL PURSUANCE OF Az ORDER of (,
John p Cohslan. SurrosAe s,-r
County OF New York. Notice -,
given 20 all persons HAVING s.~.s ;S,s
fsns II smith. late Of the county OF -,
York. deceased. 10 present ne .,, ..ms !.
youc hers thereof 20 the sloscnos,, =,
their place OF transactirg business svsiisr
orice OF their attorneys. stt g ~.
40. ll3 Fulton Street. boroush A. 2
before tho tuenty-eishth day OF ~"
Dated. New York. the lfth cay ~
TYLER BULL -,
HIA HF NNlIh
New-York tribune., 1916-07-07
IiIESE.

Receipts. 1856 boxc-. including aol boxes
in transit for export state. whole miln'
fresh. fats colorcd. specials. l'i.W l5'sc
white. specials. 15i.c: colored. average fancy.
l5i,c: white. average fancy. l5d l'ltc,
twins. specials. 1880; average fancy. l'l4H
i5iec. cheddars. specials. i5", M ltc average
fancy. 15i4 4Ml5iec. single daieie. fancy. 10 :
HI6isc: an styles. undcrgradcs. 1874 1890 .
Wisconsin. whole milk. fancy. fresh. twins.
1873. n l6c double daisics. i6f n l6isc singl r.
daisies. 16i,c Young Americas. l.c; state.
SKINS current make. specials. l2iqd l3'sc .
choice. lldloc: fair 10 good. 10 .m lO'fc.
New-York tribune., 1916-07-07
PIRIIC NOTICES.

AFTER THIS DATE WILL BE REsPoNsIBI
fo- no debts except those AUTHORIZED over my sg
nature HARVEY + JESTER. s East S5th ST.
New-York tribune., 1916-07-07

N PURSUANCE or AZ ORDER q
Honorable John r. Cohs'sn. a slfi.ss
Of the County Of Now YORK NoIiS ~, /.
hereby given 20 all parsons having {, 60 :.
against Lsctte T.. wallace. I.ie o
County OF New York. deceased. Z. pr =.
the same with vouchers thefeoi -
subscriber. al his place ~ ,rsnsacuns ". y.
ness. No. 1855 Brosdway Boroufh
haitian. in The city OF New YORK. /"
before the 9th DAY OF January. lsl, -.
Dated. New York. the ifh DAY o., o.
1915 ALBERT ". MEiSEL Ete,s|s
THEODORE T. LANE. Attorney ". .,.,,
ecu,or. ls5 Broad".N N-'"'
New-York tribune., 1916-07-07
LIVESTOCK MARKET.
New York, July 8. 1915.
BEENES.

BEENES.
Receipts 764 head nearly all for slaugh-
terers No trade in live cattle. Feeling
steady.
CALVES.
Receipts. "a head l52 on sale. Market
steady Common 20 prime yeals sold AT sea
$3.50 per 100 10 culls and mixed al s79Ss
Dressed calves steady City dressed veals
l4teN l9c: country dressed. l2i2Ml7i3c.
New-York tribune., 1916-07-07
{ ALNES,
SHEEP AND LAMBS.

Receipts. 2.ss4 head 9 cars on sale. Mar
ket steady all around and demand fair. The
pens were cleared. Common 10 prime sheep
sold at Si.50MS..25 per 100 IL culs sld
s4.25; common 10 prime lambs si00sll.75.
Dressed mutton steady at ia 5i.c dressed
lambs. lsff l9c.
HOGS.
Receipts. 900 head no sales IN live
weight Nominal quotations. sl0Giio40 for
light 20 heavy, pigs included rough.. $3.50
ss.l5.
New-York tribune., 1916-07-07
Range Of prices

The local market for spot cotton was quiet
and points lower at l3c for middling up
land sales nil.
Receipts AZ the ports and interior points
with comparisons. follow:
New-York tribune., 1916-07-07
FRESH FRUITS.

Receipts 2.7q3 barrels apples Northern
Spy. bhl. S3Hs5 Baldwin. S1.50U<3; Ben
Davis. s2MS3: Russet. S2.50d $500; South
ern new hand picked, basket. Sl.z5df 81 .
windfalls. 35cds1; PEARS. Fla, Le Conte.
bbI. S5N $3.50: PEACHES. Ga. carrier, 81
$I5OMS25O; CHERRIES. red and black.
quart. sGlI4c. white. s0lOc sour. bH sc :
red and black in boxes. lh.. -W lie; rcd ana
black. s-lh. basket. 5oH .1c, white, -1d 3'r .
sour. GOA 40c. red and black, 20-lb. basket,
75cMS1.5O: sour. 500 soc; CURRANIS,
cherry. quart. 6d Sc; small. 4H6c. STRAW
BERRIES, Western. ~ ". quart. ifi l2c
Up-riyer. upper stations. quart. 6H Toe ;
lower stations, 5N9c. Staten Island. quart.
5M lOc. Long Island. 6nl2c. Hilton and
Irvngton. 6Vl2c. Jersey, 3dSc. BLACk-
BERRIES. Jersey. quart. 6ft lie: Delaware
GmSc; RASPBERklES. bp-uver. red, pint
4G sc Jersey. red, 4H5c; Black caps, 4doc
Del and Md red 3U4c HlCkLE-
RERRIES. Penn. and Jersey. mountain.
quart. I4N1sc. other Penn. and Jersey, j.
nl4c. Del and Md. quart. 12Hl4 y. c.,
quart. 1lm15c. COOS EBERRlES. large.
green. quart. "a loc; small, green. 4t oc.
hushel basket. SIN$1.50: ORANGES. Cal.
box. 81 5OMS5: Fla. spa s. GRAPEFRUIT
Fla. as 10 size and condition. box, SlWS $500
Cal. box. S2NS3. Cuban. S2mS+.3S.
LEMONS. Cal. box. S2Ns3.oj; imported.
slHS350: LINES. Dominican, bbl. 500
MUSKMELONS. Ga. standard. crate of a..
d 81 5OM S2.25. standard crate Of 36. Sl.2'N
/ Sl.-5: pony crate. SlNSl.25 fat crate. 30
IA 65c, pink meats. fiat case. 4Od9uc. j la-'
/ standard crate. Sll2WSl.5O; Cal, jumbo
I crate. S375fs425. standard crate. S3.50H
81: pony crate. S2.151i 1925 fat crate, Sl6i
I 81 so: WATERMELONS. Ga and Fla, per
/ 100. s2Om $50: carload. Sl50H $500 PINE
. APPLES. Porto Rico. rcd Spanish. box. oOc
I dS3.5O: Cuba. SlMS2.1O. Fla, sOcd s..
New-York tribune., 1916-07-07
THE WEATHER REPORT.
Official Records and Forecast for the
Next Twenty-four Hours.

w,.hinston July 6 mo tropical di,,qr5s9c'
has pa'.sd inland to s.utheg N''i'irp' "i,.
rains tle general rain area covering Georgia
Tlorida s1I tho Gui states ,trcp' Telss Definite
Igfo.irmalion r'saIdins me storm on me m.1
failure ~ Telegraph service There was no precpi'a
lion n Consequence other th1I fhaf before
ner toned. except in Iasigrt NNrn DAKOTA. Ne"
Mexico aud extreme W,sf TeS,s
Pressure continues high oyer Northern anf
Eastern districts. with temperatures sN9ro Tho
se4s0la. average while in he extreme West fem
There afI te showers FRIDAY ln Tennessee tho
cast cur states. Georgia and Florida and aSo
o0 Saturiay in Florida El'eWhere east u 'h,
Mississippi River 'he weather wiIi be- generally fair
L. viii - warmer hy Saturday In the south and
temperature "Ih remain moderately high Else
winds ,or Frlda, and Saturday North Atlantic
and middle Atlantic. moieia'" south. Hi'h fair
east. win fair weather cast Guf moderate s7l.h.
with fair weather. vest Guf gentle 10 moderate
variable. with fair "eether Tropical dis'ur. A. .
has passed inland % Mississippi with dimlishHg :
in'ensiy tpper lakes moierst. winds Friday.
mostly south air weather ercrot possibly thunder
shoFet west superior Lover lakes. gentle 10
Forecast, for Special Localities. Eastern NeT
West virginia. Western Penn,yl5ania Western Nes
York Eastern Peuusylssuia- Fair Friday and sat
Nc, EnsisnI Delaware and New Jors-y-Fair
Friday and SATURDAY
Nor'h Carolina Generally fair Friday and Sat
urdty.
south Carolina Partly cloudy Friday and Sat
urday
Georsls Showers Friday SATURDAY partly cloudy
FLORIDA Showers Friday and probably saturday.
Alabama. Mississippi Partly cloudy Friday. show
srs north: SATURDAY partly cloudy ami warmer.
Tennejse' Party cIony east, showers west Fri
kcntucb,-F.Ir FrldA. cleep, probably showers
sitreme west. Saturday fair
OHIO Indiana Fair continued warm Friday and
pfoNaN.f rdiufiai-
New-York tribune., 1916-07-07
HAY AND STRAW.

Offerings are very heavy ~ al harhor
points some 1850 odd cars are available
at this writing an increase of almost 500
cars over corresponding day last week. De
mand is slow. and while prices are fairly
well maintained on the top quality of
timothy hay. all other grades rule easy n
weak. with outside quotations becoming more
and more extreme Clover mixed very slow
sale. and straight clover is not wanted AZ
any price Rye straw easy. HAY, large
baed. timothy. prime per ton. SOS No. ].
So No. 3 20 No. 9. Sl9H S2550 shipping,
S16dSl7.5O. fancy light clover mixed S23
Hs24: No. clover mixed sl9N $50. lower
grade clover mixed. sl4NSl1: RYE STRAW
No J.. SIS. Small bales about 81 under
large
New-York tribune., 1916-07-07
sURROGATEs NOTICES.

ITARMAN. KATE LEN PuRsvNa
OF an order OF Hon. John = CohA1
Surrogate ~ the County of Ne" TO-
ice is hereby given 20 a. persons i',.
claims against Kate Lee Harmsn. sr
the COUNT OF New York. deceased. . y
sent the same. with vouchers iheftoi
rho subscriber. a. his place - tr-ns1s.
business. AZ the Office ~ he stto'l,
Rollins & Rollins 80 Nassau street .
Borough OF Manhattan. cry anc -.
<eU YORK. on or before the iiih iN
January next - a..
Dated New York City. ~ ~ sH
July. 1916 ARCHER dAhas.,,,,
pnrrrNc 4 Rollins ATTORNEYS =
Fergus County Democrat., 1916-09-28
BROUGHT FROM DEER LODGE,

Sheriff Tullock returned from Deer
Lodge yesterday afternoon with w f.
Van Egeler in custody. Van Egeler
is charged with issuing worthless
checks.
Fergus County Democrat., 1916-09-28

Jerome Williams editor Of the Big Timber Pioneer is an old line
republican matter Of principle He stood up and fought the
rogressves four when Of his fellow stanpae
were hunting cyclone cellar This may for the fact that
Jerome isn't particularly pleasant frame Of mind these days.
ne has seen the regular republican party Montana swallowed bodily
the party and the very gentlemen who were largely
responsible for the slaughter Montana years ago select
cd the chief benehcaes of the so-caed amagamaion which
Joe Dixon has skfy engineered Joe isn't satisfied with this
situation and ism amagamang any noticeable extent He doesn't
go out behind the woodhed his may be gathered from
he following interview reporter the Anaconda Standard
The republicans not control of the party any longer and
practically republican realizes that fact The men who de-
eated the republican party four years ago in the saddle
running Montana They elected Wilson president four years ago.
Wilson good enough for them en he good enough for
and not going this country and this state over
to these people
You would be surprised through Montana and see
how OF the who aunch republicans four years
end have been for lining up particularly for Governor
Stewart.
They openly they will for and support Governor Stewart
end when election day the people of the entire state will be
surprised at the number Of there of this kind Seetgra
county is normally republican county, but will go for Wilson
tor president this time and Stewart will carry over Edwards by
plurality of 900 votes
have into close touch with many our republicans who
have fought tor for the party and they agree with me-
Fergus County Democrat., 1916-09-28
BRYAN THRILLS THOUSANDS.

Several thousand people who had heard William Tennnos
Bryan speak took advantage of their first opportunity to see the great
Nebraskan action and safe that few any of them
were disappointed Bryan of the worlds greatest orators He
i jumped into International fame with his of god crown of
thoms speech Chicago 1896 He has been speaking almost
continuously since Certainly he has spoken to more people
than other living and the quality Of his oraoy is best Judged
by the tact that he still capable of attracting larger crowds
doesn't matter what subject he speak than ANYBODY else
the continent He made three speeches here Yesterday in three
OF the largest public gathering places the city and all Of those
places crowded to the Had the weather been favorable
and he could have delivered open address as was at first ar
ranged safe that his audience would have been at
twice large the three indoor crowds combined The secret of
Byan orator lies the simplicity of his language the
marvellous mbe and carrying quality of his voice and the sincerity
with which he attacks his subject He has also fine strain Of or
which breaks forth here and there to the delight Of his audience
bryan has been Of the bitterly abused men that ever occ
pied commanding place the public affairs the nation He has
een three times defeated for the presidency and vet he retains
that cheeuness and optimism which the fruits unuuencha
spirit No man may whether not he would have mac
eesu president but neither it be denied that he has exered
profound influence the of this country He has lived
to see most of the things for which he conended in the early davs
OF his public things for which he reved as an anarchist
enacted into law Any who knows the man and who under
stands the motives which drive him onward to newer battles must
appreciate that the finds full and complete consolation for the
defeat OF his ambitions the realization of victories won
:or political and social justice He still in his prime Of wonderful
mental and physical and continue be force which
must be reckoned with the solution great political or social
problems gratifying know also that whatever the fight NAV
o the great commoner always be found the midst Of every
battle tor the betement of his country and for the realization o tic
'oiest ideals.
Fergus County Democrat., 1916-09-28
DO BUSINESS men DESIRE A CHANGE7

IN o9o the business of this country defeated BRYAN and
elected Mckinley because they believed business would be better
served under republican administration than under democratic
In 1900 the fight was made the same reasons
advanced to business and the result obtained In 1904
roosevelt defeated Parker because of the conditions and the
eechon OF 9Oo was decided upon the issue The business
men OF America generally they feel their own interests die
tate Night the American business man is more prosperous
than ne has been before the history of the nation more
porous than the been perhaps in the
by the weekly reports great commercial and financial institutions
sch as Dun and bradseet These reports written for noma-
uon SOLELY tell marvellous Of the almost unbelievable pros
pey OF business of this country today They give figures of
business TRANSACTIONS volume of sales and ORDERS net earnings wages
pad etc. which almost human comprehension The steel
nrs are gued with orders which piled up for more than
year ahead OF the capacity manufacture and still the orders come
ne come not from the nations of Europe but from the do
mee trade OF this country from railroads. from builders from the
manufacturers of automobiles farm machinery and the thousand and
one articles required by country which advancing in most
amazing manner he railroads report increase in net earnings
o more than S9OOOOOO for the fiscal year. Bank deposits have
increased within the by Of millions Textile manufacturers
are running their factories overtime and cannot keep pace with
e orders The great wholesale such as New York Chicago
adepha and St. Louis crowded buyers from eyev
local Haoe demands There scramble for hins to
our goods to foreign markets than there for railway cars to
ae 'he domestic business of the country This stirring story Of
aho prosperity does not from partisan biased sources
you Dut from the most sources to be fod m
e comment comes from the pens of men who have aavs
p"eo 'na democratic administration would spell panic That
Fergus County Democrat., 1916-09-28
NARROW ESCAPE.

r. Won Tobel bears the appearance
OF one who had participated in the
loosing end of some sort of fistic EN-.
counter. This was not the case how,
ever. Mr.. Won Tobel was visiting the
manual training department OF the
high school recently and was watch
ing the operation of manufacturing
T-squares. In some manner the piece
OF hard wood which was being cut
slipped from the hands of the man
holding it and flew through the air
striking Mr.. Won Tobel on the cheek
and across the nose. leaving bad
cash. Had the stick struck Mr.. Won
Tobel fraction of an inch higher it
would have broken his glasses and
possibly injured his eyes. While he
was badly used up his escape without
more serious injury is quite fortunate.