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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-06-10
Sic Gclbmadt lit Der 9cmpfratie.

Sic bcioen &onpentionen in Chicago
ideinen, trnb Ser beiberIeitigen Som
ferens : &pm1nittees at feiner Clint
gllng slt fomnrcn. Sic @iebcrbereiniz
gllng Ser felt bier Sabren getrennten
Slilgel pet alten 9rpben repllblifnntz
iden Eartei ldeint I'M Nl1senblid, in
Dem ipir bies ldreiben, nicGt er5ielt
iperOen' Sit fort1en. Sic @artnadigfeit,
NIT tpelder Die loeenannten 0Srogrels
iipen" allf Der Nufltellltns beg eroben
Selocn nit bem M-unbe, Sbepopr
@ooIepelt, beltebett, fdeint Jung an5lta
;beltten, oaB, sic IS rs NJ a DIT oes
Gitets bi,ter oieiem graiibentldaftss
fdnbibatcn ltebt unb iebe 8iher att
ifrengt, bieIen bairdsuieben. 8enn ibr
bas nibt selingt, 10 bofft lie, burd)
Gintritt G~op1ebelts als &anDibat. Der
grpsrciliben in Sic Nrditoententpabl
Bic grnablrns eines ibr nidt eenebS
men republifaniiden &anbibatcn, ipie
8. g. Ni6ter Suabes, berbinpern 5u
%fDnncn, mas Sic @iebertpabl 8ralibent
billions uerbiirsen ipiirbe, ber lid,
iuerm ct au6 in iiaslter Set eini9e
MISUNDERSTANDING perratbcn fat,
bisber ibren @iiniben ge'cist se5eist
bat.
gs ipirb biersltlanoe bel bon Ser
auf Dem ellropaiiden Sentiment llnrm@
idrdntt gebietenben u4lttofratie" Ser
Monar6en selprod1en unO gclhtieben.
sMdatl bat lid nidt seldel1t, ben ausenz
blidliden @eltfrieg als cit1en aa11pi
Der 9emofratie segen bic M1tofrdffe
Dinsultelleu, Ser 9emofratie @n9lanSs
u1o Sranfrcids gesen Sic Irtofraten
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-06-10

tuia M olldb l1nler ameriz
fantides golf begliiden, nnb un1ere Ios
genannten Staatsmdnner i1einen baz
rim allein cine lidere @arantie fir eli
ne ld1ne 3lfunft unieres 2anbes gu.
erbltfen.
Nber nod biirfen mir nidt persagen.
8ir tralen Oem a,nerifoniiden @olfe,
ocien ipirtblddftlides uno pplitii1es
i2eben It'll 8irflidfeit I'M mittleren @ee@
ten p%rlIirt, audi beute np9 Sic erforS
berlide littlide Mad)t unb moralilde
Stdrfe gu, nit llripiidiiser araft iid
bod9 nod ge9eniiber Sen IaGen]daften
nnb Nbit6ten Ser @elbma9t burd5uz
|ieben.
8ir oiirfen Bic 1le%ber5eueu1g 6egen,
bab 9erape ser mittlere @elten anb
bellte nod 9env9 lripiidiige aroft be-
iibt, bie @efabr ab5uipenben. lofern
1llr Sic @efabr reht5eitig rnb ridtig
erfannt tpirb. Nis bem Iilii1lipptz
t9al fam Ibrabam 2incoln, Sen bas
tpeltseIdidtlide @eIdid oa5u a1ser<
lab, Der Getter am @rbe George @alb<
in9tons gu iuerben. lra1b i'm 5bole bes
gaters Ser Gtrome ipur5elt and bas
arobe itarfe Geutidtbum Ser @ereinis@
ten Staaten, oicie 9eldmabtcn 8inoez
ltriG y Nmerifaner nnb ood IN Ser
| Stun0e Ser Hoth i1nmer Sic Setter inns
glitter bes 2anbes; au6 in bieier Gtltn=
be srDBter @efabr, Sic benz 2anoe if
rer @eburt uub ibrer freien 8abl
brobt, tperben Ste glreer Deuti1en
8llltes lid 5uiammenraffen l1nb iid
8ulammenidaren fir ein freies unh
iuncrli6 srDberes @merifa. Sic Sage
bes @anbelns linb jebt 9efpmmen, mi
mebr als ,ie fann gerabe IN bielen ga
gen Mmcrifa ieben leiner n,irflid lpz
balen sDbne gebrmlden.i 9bun mi,
allp 4unl ere &flidt, Samn pir0 ON
SO abItas Ser Nutofratia bes 2anz
lbcs. Der 8 Ell 5 M a h t 9e5eiet perz
ibet1, baB lie tpobI Bic 8arteien unb Bic
Neutrality-suspicious. beberrlden lni
ibrem @iQen nntertbanig MAIDEN fa,m
1idt aber bas @olf Der Ser. Staus
ten, bas lid nibt bon ibr on @ng.
TAM nerfa1fen lalien, 1pnberu bas
f0itlide grbe Ser @dter. Die nnab=
bdnsigfeit, fir ale 3eiten be:
iuabren mill.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-06-10

2ebens, lein borii6tiees @dsen bor
mlttbl9em 8a9en, bas 10 iebr Dem
oelltlben Gbarafter entipridt, BADEN
ipobl bornebmli6 jene Gdeibnngs
ltnte 9e5ogcn, Sic Ben bebd6tigeren
sSelitl6 4lnerifaner bon Sem optimi<l
1ttldz6pltcrii6 b%ernnlagten Mmerifaz
ner trennt. 9ieiem gempcramentsz
llntcrldieoe bari Elm gutter Gbeil Ser
Net9ltn9 ~edtcr" Nmerifaner Sigez
ld1r1eben iperoen, .bas 5Dsernbe @erz
balten ibrer Mitbiirger ocutlder abz
limit OILS 2allheit ibres gotriotismus
.nlts8lllcsen. Sbipobl Sic @eldidte Beg
Sanoes unfpiberleslid SeusniB bafiir
ableat, BOB jeber fritiide 3citpunft Sic
Selltlfamerifarter in Sen bprberiten
3eiben Der gertbeioiser ser l%lnob6ane
gt9fclt unb @edte fires nel1en Safer
lanoe5 lambs Dag feline Na~tipnalitat
intatger Bonn lie 1ieiem @ut lnb glnt
gum Spfer bra6te, bob lie i'll Ser 9dz
tung bpr Sen @eieben nnb in ser Gr@
filllltng ibrer 9flidten gegen stabt,
staat ulo 3epllblif Ser I:adabmlne
%fpilrpl9 linb. 9clten lie nod bcllte jee
Dem gentagosen ais bebor3ugtes Mn@
griffs8iel, Ser bcm Spriibfe1er bes
etgenen gatriotismus Rabrltng 5u5lt<
fiibren lpiiniht. @esen cine berart I'M
eeredfe 9eurtbeillns ltno unberedz
ttgte @oreingenpmmen6eit miro bas
geutlfan1erifunertbum min erfolareid
l%nor5ngeben bermoget1, tpenn es aae
trernenSen gleinlnlgsl1nteridiebe beis
ieite le9t, polifilde, %religi0le' unb losiaz
lie llnteribiebc bereiBt, uno in alien,
Biirgcrredte poer 8iirgerpflidten be-
riibrenbcn Srasen als ein et1tbeitlides
geldlpNcncs Gauges oprgebt. 3lpie@
ipnlt nno grenmtng madte,1 9entl6z
1anb gum ghmtplab oes feline 2ebens.
fraft erIdDpfenben Soiabrieen arieees,
ginisteit unb gntidloilenbeit mad)te11
es gum Sicger I'M gr1bten @%Dlferrin<
gen aller 3eiten.
Sumner nnb imrter ipieber mDae bas
ea1tldan1ertfdncrtblltt1 betpnen, baB
es lid) BEG Nebtes, Sic BON i6m miter<
tpablten 8eamten Ses 2al,bes Ill fonz
trpliren unblibre 9mtsbanblunsen an
5uerfennen pber su berurtbeifen, nidt
begebcn miro. 9as .2'etnt c'c5t moil~
aplis Deg @ier5ebnten mar Ser 3iiuoer
Ser fron5oliiden &epolution, bas Ser
Shirt lit ser erite 9iener leincsgtaats"
bes altcn Srit Ser Grunbi tein Der suz
fiinftiaen @roBe 1eines aDnisrei9s,
@atrh bic Serfuilung ber @ereinieten
5taatcn crfennt NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
BON ser n~iebrigiten big sur bDdIten
Stufc, MIR 9iener BEG @ofes. Gur 100
bieic ~Se5iebu1sen i5tpiiden Meaiertcn
llttbi Megieretoen, @dblerfddit Mnb
@rlpabltelt bon betSen geiten ipGrii Y
itaatbcn lti1b linen nit ipmpatbiiTl It
8efeitlpiuigIett nadsclebt ipirS. tperbet
iiesfFiidf' IN setneiniamcr acknowledgement
sbdti9feit Hit sag a1lseneine 8obl
5niamenfit1ben ffDnnen.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-06-10
Gplitiide 11nS nnpplitiide
Manoglpijen. p-

8eti1 mai 1lniern geri6tetHatz
tern aIarlben barf, 10 e%rtpeiit lid in
e1icaep bic grmitttuns oes @pIfslpilz
le,1s afs has grgebnib cites 9eltiIIa<
tiprlspro5eiies IN mebr ais ei1er 8e<
5iebuns.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-06-10
@ir idlcdJtcm amerifaner.

rs 0tS SNo0*tSIotbSr VI Sll.h SllulSll
intro in uidfedte" uub sgllte" Slime
%rifaner einsetbeiIt. Ser, Durdl6nittsz
burger braudJt in Ser 1bat mn, 1penig.
nid)tS gil tblin, alm criteren 5useSablt gu.
tuerocn, uno balfig npd iueniser sl
tbul1, NM it6 oas Nnerfel,nllns, auszY
oriidenbe 8rabitut s1 perbienei1.s Sem,
11rtbeil mander 8iirger bon. ga1as be-.
1onoerer giite s%5ufolge ge1tiigt es fiir
Die 3uerfennuug bieier Nusseidnuug
idorl, ipent Der quito @iiirgeri anFiss
penn l1msug tbeilnimn,t, bem,bie ganz
besffagse- borangetraeen mirb; ipena CT
in @anoelbilbertbenteri1 @lber bers
pprrdsenSaer ReriDnlibteitet Ser a1itez
rifantihen Gsldi6te nit la,utem 6difiz
beflatiden begriibt, unb pei,n Grt6nen
Der Natiotalbbmt1e 1id bpm gie erz'
bebt unb frdftis mitlinst. Sab er es
iiberieben fat, iid in Sic 8ablerliiten
eintragen gu la1Ien, bel Ser Guf5dblu11g
ieines ltelterpflidtigen gige1itbums eli
ne cigentbiimlide @ebadtniBIdtpade
SIT crfen11en CAB, urb ltets 1td .eiue
l1neridiitterli6e Inlidt iiber Sen frag<
liden Sail" sebilbet bat, ipettn er gum
8e16tporenenbienlt beran9espgen miro,
iinb Gdmdden, Sic einem 70 bclgeiiterz
ten Gatrioten bon leinen Mitbiirgern
nidt gum Madtbeil anserednet lperbe,1
lpllten. gs ipiirbe natiirlib MIR ei1er1
ipeiteren 8eipeis fir sic s1ledtigfeit
gelpiiier giir9er biloen,. ipet,n lie on
I8ismards 8orte iib erin,,er11 polten,
bic in Oct 8e5ei6mtng v@urrap1bel"
sipfeften. @ierunter berlfanb ser
@riinber bes Sent dem Mei6es 2el1te,
bic bas @oriibersieber jeoer Wh1lifz
|%fqpele NIT 6itrragefdrei begriiBen,
Sen @epen Ser Siibref ieber Yurtei8eis
fall ipenoen unb glmlben, 'ibre 5dullz
oi9feit Sent gaterlanbc- 9eseniiber &C.
tbnn 81 baben, ipenn iie 9eut1dlnnb,
@eutidlaub iiber mes~ iIiinsen." -
Companions are pbipu5" befagt cine
ancrifant1de @ebensart. lu1o 10 m6ge
es Sem 2eler iiberlaHen b1eiben, Sic
1pipdolosiide Mebnlidfeit fetsuitellen,
tueldc 5miiden gepiIlen goIfstbcilen
fat aler Nationeu beitebt.
gettbem Ser grpbe &anSlrr iene
@orte lprad, lit burcb bas Mneiranz
beridlieben iciuer IS gin5elitaaten
9eutidlanb pieber 81 elmer pplitil6en
gi,beit semoroen, bat bas 9eutide
Mei6 nieoer Sen linn sebiibre1ben9lab
unter ben groben Nationen Ser Grpc
e~insenomnet1, 1rnp itd i'm 9enfcn bcs
beutihen &plfes .eine Menberlng polz
5oeer, Sic 1einer @aterlanoslicbe cine
bcilisere gebettuus beiselest, leinem
biirserlttben &flidtsefiibl Elm brcttercs
9batisfcitsgcbiet %5usetpielen bat, iast
iebr ridtis Sic gbicagoer pNbenbppit" q.
Ser aries bon tS70-71 lieb Sic
9i6tcriporte: aNns YaterIa1b, ans
|tbeure, idlieb' Sid on, bns battle felt
nit @einem gan5en 9er5en" in neltem.
lpnnberlduen 2idte erl trablen, %crfiillte
Sic belttid)e @ulfsieele nit %opiermmtbiz
ger 8egcilterling llnO bereitcte Bic Gobe
iale llnb TDdter Germanias fir ienc
Seloeutbate1 ser @esenipart aubers
bat lnb innerbalb Der @rensen
3cntihlanbs por, beuen ielbit bic er@
bittertlten @esner lire 8eipunberung
nidt sl ~berlaaen berm69eu.
sein li6 auf crniterer @runblage
anfballenbes @~critauonib t~ebeutiamer
giiraerpfliftcn, iein e~ingebeuberes
Stubium bon Sragen bes iffentliden
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-06-10
Der snBe 5M4rr lift in Ser qMte bs gues m0 bpbadkt ben aompf omn fdmea Gdoamms
: @iudidtioe gnoldnber habcn

- @n,ltd)ti9e gtgldnber baben ia
ldngit gelast: Use iablp .pnnt a sopo
liditg!" 3arum biirfen mir ms ulld'
nidt nit einem balben @iese besniie
gen; mir miilIenebi gnglanoer 10 trefz
fen, bab lte7al1s ibrcr @erblenpllug err
MAIDEN nt,b sur @ernunft fpnr1cu,
lire l%tnbernltnft lit eben nidt crit bon
belttel
9rof. grnplo edr6cr, (a6ln) fur5
Dor Der @rtesserflarl,ns.
-spnSpn bat Sic gerlincr Mclbung
BON Ser ginnabwc bes Sorts @ol1r
l%1ntetbriidt. @~enislte,ts ,par lie su
Ser Belt, als Ser 9ariier geridt ein@
traf, in ipeld)em auf Sic gerliner
Melbuns geaug sc,pmnen miro, mod
nidt einsetroffen. Nber troe leiner
npriidtisen Mfn6uns lit mtd uls
bent Barrier 8cridt leidt su erfel1nen,
Sab Sic SranSpien has Sprt perloren.
Sic sleidseitige 2unbpner @elSung
bon ser ginnabme bes 9prfes @opse
bel gperu pnrd Sic 9eutiden madt
Sen Sag MIR l,ob beocutllngsppllcr.-
@ppse lit etne auberprbe1tlid pidtise
Itratesilde Stellllng ,rb IN Ben &dn=
Sen Ser &el1tldeu miro tic has Sdief@
iaI Dpcrns b%eldleunigen.
A -H"H
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-06-10

- Ma, Strife. mat mebite benn 10
bon mir 5ll'n Seburtstag baben?
ne gqdieife, Sltitabl
MenIh bite ....2
So, id 1,eene inatierlih ne Ea-
badteitel
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-06-10

- auf nent aa1crnenbof lpirb eifris
georillt. llnermiioli6 ertDnt Sic Stims
me bes Selptpebels: Gltmpf poripdrts
$50. beu9t! 8umpf liuts - beltetl
&lmpf redts = beltgtl Gloeli6 ruff
Der @oraclctte: sic Infer Sliigel@
mann, lpurlm bcugen sic oeun Sen
8umpf uidt nah re6ts?"
gu Seiebl, 5err Selopebel, ib
lam niht!" lit bic antiuost oes be-
leibtcn 2al,bitiirmers.
u5n2 sic f0nneu nidbt? sSas lino
sic benu in Sbrem gipilberuf?
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-06-10

-gSet11 1tal1 1tulern Bertd)terltdtz
tern 9lalben bart, 10 ertpeilt iid in
Chicago bic gr,nittfuns oes @pIfswilz
letts afs bas grgebniB elites 9eltina~
t~ipnsprosefies in mebr ais elmer -8e<
Stebung.
9as nnlberedenbarite Sing Ser
@elt it fin M%atbenatifer llnb aabere
@elebrte bas 9aralleIpgranm Ser
&raftc allf elmer amerifuniiden Matipz
nalfoltpentipn, ipie Sic in Chicago.
Sen ubefannten 9eutjdameri<
faner", ber Inn beriidert bat, er tperbe
fir i'm ltimrtacn, ioIte @micpelt lib in
|Spiritus ieten unb ieiner Menascrie
eirreibcn laiien. Ser uerbients.
= = . ,at
9ie Gnslanoer }inb cine br1ltaIe
@eicaldaft: Sen Sieg in ser gSprb1ec
bca1ipruden tie, aber bie 8ettnng Der
ertrinfenoeu engliiden Watrplen 'baz
ben lie: Sen 9entlden i%iberlafen.
1919
Gdtpeben bat Sic Masfll9r bon
sGsaanieneltnb gntcn berbpten. Size Ser.
|Staatcn bdtten mebr @eranla1uug.
tire Ginfubr gu berbietelr. Scr
8 . II ) on er gnten belonoers.
-@erloren ooer seltpblen. Gin srpe
|Bcr brttilder Seeiteg. Scr cbrlide
|Sinber miro 9ebeten, i'm in ser Gcoafe
ton scr nad5lten probriti'den 3eitl1ug
absuacben. @ute @%elobmlns lpiro SUI
|gelidert.
Sic 9etersburger Nielbung, Sic
Nulicn bdtten 10 peit 10000 DETER
rcidcr aefanscn ecnommcll. Seist, baB
Ser rliiiId]e @ercraIitab immer nod
iiber bebeutenbe @lltttbelt al,be nerfiis
gen mllB.
- Ser @iberiprlld in Sen gerid%
ten ser bel1tfden inb ser britild,en
@hmiralitdt iiber Sen @erlunf Der
|Sdladt bel @orns Miff lit ~utleusbar
%bprbanben, aber bas lit nidt .pieSdulb
Der ncutiden M%bmiralitdt. Wegen Brit
|tiidle aiisermalller ltnb audi Sic lpnlt
70 uorirefflidcn beutlden Shiffsgc<
|ldiitc unipirfIam.
Isle n,ar, in Gnglaub Sic Ncltz
trolitdt &ilfons anliebt, ergiebt lid
ms Ben IuslalIrneen elmer 9pnbnner
3eitung. 9arin ltebt mDrtlib: eng
larb luiirbe ldiper barlnter SIT lehen
bnbcn, ipenn Erdiihent 8iliou cine
itritt nertralcy 5alt,ung einaGbme.." -
Sc miro alio 5lsegeben. bub Der &rdz
|5ibent nidt neutral lit ,luh bub eng
InuS Hcn Wnrfhrif SoI,n1 hot
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-06-10

scnntassg.Mugsabe, FEDS Mir,u,errr 'ls" mSeee'
10 GentS ip1bentlit cher $500 idbrlld Bel
Boraus5ablung fret ab9elicfert.
mett ber Bolt auberbaIb ber stabf, mad tr.
aaba ooer ISerieo. $500 iabrlia BEL goral,s.
5aRIile.
Die euuntdes . alnseabe, rlr bur& bic got
MO- teoen1 @oftamt tn ben Ser. Staaten, Ictet
ttbrlt@ $1.OO bel 8oraus5abIung.
9er. .1albsw51eutlthe 9emptrat", bur6 bite
Bolt tnnerbaIb Ser 8er. Gtoatet, uttb '6urd
Irdger tn ber Stdbt $3.50, bel 1ordnsaatfitr9
32.00; nod Canada $3.50 unb nod europa
e4.00 Der Sabr bel BoralS5abIune.
len. MhttpodS unb SonnabenbS. ioftet tnrserl
balls ber Ser. Stanten $500, mad CANADA ilnb
mad europa $3.50 tdbrIt& BEL @orauS5ablung.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-06-10

9as llnberedenbarlfe Sing Ser
@clt tit fir Watbematifer lt,1b anbere
@elebrte bas FaralleIoerarm Ser
&raftc aalf elmer anerifuniiden Mlatipz
nolf%ottbeatipn, iuie Sic in Chicago.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-06-10

Sen ~befannten 9eutidameri@
faner", Der tbm periidert bat, ct tperbe
fir i'm ltim,ncn, iollte Gpoicpelt lid in
Gpirit1s ieten llnb ieiner Menascrie
einreibcn m1ien. Ser uerDients.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1916-11-21

Testing Woolens.

Pure woolens are adulterated even
more than silk because they are In
greater demand and also because they
are quite easy to initiate. Many a
yard of cloth sold as pure WOOL con-
tains from 80 to 60 per cent cotton.
Blankets sold as .'half WOOL have fire.
quently been found to contain only 10
per cent of pure wool. There are ma
chimes today which cleverly wrap
woor around cotton threads, and the
finished product has every appearance
of being ''all wool" Another method
of adulterating is by taking cotton
cloth and "felting" short wooden
threads upon its surface by means of
heat, moisture and pressure.
A purchaser may be fully convinced
from the appearance and feeling of
cloth that it is all wool. but the only
safe method is to take home the sam
pie and make tests. immense the sam
Pile of so called wool In Oil of vitriol for
about two minutes. This will destroy
the cotton, but the wool will not be
affected. Another test Is to moisten
sample with 30 per cent nitric acid.
This will turn the wool yellow, but the
cotton will retain its Washing
ton Post
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1916-11-21
RELIGIOUS EDUCATORS HERE

Rev. Robert Wells Veach, d. D., of
Philadelphia, and Rev. Gerritt YER
kuyl, Phi. D., of Chicago, representa-
tives of the Presbyterian Board of Re
ligious Education, were in Wausau
Thursday and conducted two interest
ing meetings in the Presbyteria
church. The first session was at five
o'clock, more especially for Sunday
school and young peoples workers.
In the evening Rev. Veach gave an adj
dress on Religious Education, Chal-
lenge to the Church."
A New England supper was served
in the Presbyterian dining room by the
ladies of the Mary Poor Memorial Aid
society.
Rev. Veach and Rev. Verkuyl de-
parted Thursday evening for Milwau-
kee where they conducted like meet
ings, and Rev. Veach has now COM
pleted his western educational trip
and has returned to Philadelphia,
and Rev. Verkuyl went to Chicago.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1916-11-21
- - 80 - - '-----
RIimsolPs Mark.

ANY sailor will tell you that the
plimsoll Is conspicuous mark on the
hull of vessel, usually an oval or
eclipse Of white paint with an arrow
drawn through 1t to indicate the ex-
treme water line when the ship has
been loaded. AS long as the plimsoll
mark shows above the water the bur-
den of freight In the ships hold is
not too great for her carrying capacity.
The curious word is the badge of i'm
mortality of philanthropist, Samuel
Plimsoll, who was born In Bristol
England, in 1924. When he went into
the coal business he learned of the hor-
rible conditions under which the men
of the British merchant marine had to
work. Owners figured that it was
cheaper to lose an occasional ship with
all on board than to restrict the load
and make the voyage reasonably safe.
In order to thwart this rapacity Plim-
soil entered parliament In 1868 His
persistent work resulted in the pass
age of the merchant shipping act" in
1876 to prevent ships from going to sea
In an unsafe condition.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1916-11-21
Tho Roll Call of Friends.

Have you ever sat alone In the even
ing looking over the pictures and the
books associated with the friends of
yore? In the busy whirl Of life is there
not Joy In calling the roll Of old
friends and wondering where this one
and that one may be? Then comes that
moment of retrospective and intro
spective eulogy to absent friends, and
wells of gratitude are opened as we
think how greatly various friends
have influenced our pathway on life's
journey; how this one or that one may
have unconsciously determined the
crisis of a career.
We become mellowed when we think
of those passed beyond. The memory
of them comes to us gently and softly
as the sparkle Of the eye and the out
lines of the individuality are recalled
from the haze Of past years.-National
Magazine.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1916-11-21
m=ree and Equal.p

The author of the phrase "All men
are born free and equal" was John
Lowell, a Massachusetts, jurist and
statesman, WHO was born In Newbury
port, Mass, In 1743.
John Lowell was the first descendant
of Percival Lowell, the English found
er of the famous New England family,
to gain wide fame. He was the son of
the first minister of Newburyport and
after studying law settled in Boston.
He was elected to the convention
which framed the constitution of Mas
sachusetts in 1850 and was a member
of the committee which formulated
that document. He insisted upon the
insertion in the bill of rights of the
phrase "AE men are born free and
equal for the purpose, as he avowed
at the time, of abolishing slavery In
assachusetts. 1t was largely through
his efforts that Massachusetts put an
end to negro slavery in 17S3.-St. Louis
Post-Dispatch.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1916-11-21
EVENTUALLY WHY NOT FOR CHRISTMAS?
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC

Section six, CO. of Chapter five, (5)
of the general ordinances of the city
of Wausau, prescribes as follows:
The occupant of every. basement or
building in the city of Wausau, 'front.'
ing upon a sidewalk, and the owner
of any unoccupied lot fronting as
aforesaid, shall clear the sidewalk in
trout of such basement, building or
unoccupied lot, as the case may be,
of snow and ice by nine o'clock in
the forenoon of each day and cause
the same to be kept clear of snow
and ice; and every such occupant and
owner shall, from the first day Of
November to the first day of May in
each year, cover and keep covered
the surface of all metal, or metal and
glass, or glass doors, matches or other
lids and covers of openings in any
sidewalk, with rubber mating, or 9TH
er material approved by the Board of
Public Works, to prevent same from
being dangerous to travellers over and
along such sidewalk in cold weather
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1916-11-21
MARRIAGE LICENSES

Walter Gersmehl, Athens, to Agnes
Liter, T. Weston.
Frederick Braun to Nataly Yessa,
both of Stratford,
Otto j. Kilian, T. Berlin, to Leona
G.. Tisch, Wausau.
Werner Schafer to Louise Wesley, both
of T. Johnson.
Peter ]. Holbach, Atwater, to Rose
Schrimes, T. Bern.
Albert A. Wasserstein, Green Bay,
Wis, to Marion G. Friede, Wausau.
Chester R. Bunbelman, Milan, to
Title Suennen, T. Holton.
Joseph P. Krause to Anna M. Coye,
both of Wausau.
Frank P. Burkart to Gladys Good
man, both of Stratford
Robert Prentice to Anna Bunkelman,
both of Milan.
William E. Callies, Marshfeld, to
Emelie Bramm, T. Rietbrock.
Alfred Drumm to Olga Gritzmacher,
both of T. Flieth.
William j. Ress to Phoebe Werner,
both of T. Emmett.
Anton Wagner, Marathon, to Clara
Rossi, T. Emmett.
Edwin c.. Miller to June C.. Ginning
ham, both of Wausau.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1916-11-21
Hetty Green's Eirmness.

Hetty Green nearly brought Coils p.
Huntington to ruin once. She had
S1,6OO,000 deposited in one Of his banks
and found that he was using the
banks money in investments that she
regarded as ticklish. Besides, there
had been deals In which she thought
she had cause to make Huntington sit
up and take particular notice of her.
She appeared before an officer of the
bank, Mr.. Stewart, and said:
I'D like my money right away-not
in checks; In cash, please"
rs there no other way, Mrs GreenT'
he asked, beginning to perspire.
None" said she. Cash, please"
She got it-after a scurrying OF
many bank messengers-in all kinds
of money and In such bulk that four
messengers had to carry it for her, the
while the rumor got out that Hunting
ton was going to smash. As a matter
of fact he did have a narrow escape
New York World.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1916-11-21
Saved bya Cookbook.

There is a story OF man. desperate
" III. who, having passed the crisis OF
his ailment needed only. so the doc
tors asserted. an incentive to recover.
He had dire misfortunes and had lost
all interest in living. Neither his bust
ness nor his motorcar nor his children
nor his wife Sufficed TO lure him back
TO the trials of temporal existence.
Then some inspired relative thought
OF the cookbook. She put il into the
hands OF the sick man as he lay with
ering on his pillow. He turned it over
languidly; then he futtered the pages
with transparent fingers. Presently he
asked to be propped up in bed. Be
fore long he was whispering fervidly
OF what he was going TO eat when he
got well-thcse pig hooks with dump
hngs. hot waffies and sirup. schnitt-
bohnen with sour sauce. What were
risSoles and ramekins and bannocks?
And why had he never known about
toad In the hole2 These were the SEN
uments that yyooed him back to life
New York Mail