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Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1916-11-02

except - to chairman to all ~vacsnsses.
An minute3 Of eaeh meeting shl1i 81
signed BY the Chairman and .secretary and
auditor, with the Committee proposaf'
Of ths county bach county propos1
proposal meetings be entitled to vote 81
unit representation. Each member df
the minority or majority proposal commit
shall receive payment Of seven cents pE
mile for each milo necessarily Travelled
IN going to and returning from said meet
statement thereof with the county auditor,
who shall present the same to the board
OF county commissioners, who shall allow
issue his warrant therefor upon the zen
eral fund, and forward the same to the
person issued.
The name of no candidate for president,
vice president, presidential %elector, United
states senator, member of congress-, state
offices. including Judges of the supreme
tr;ct offices, nor national committeeman
delegates and alternates to national con-
didate for member of any party state CEN
trail committee, nor candidate for any
state at minority or majority proposal COM
~ or the majority column hereinafter des-
iignated upon the official party primary
ballot used at any primary held; as herein
provided, unless at least sixty days before
the date of the primary, a minority OF
majority committee proposal shall have
been, filed in the office OF the secretary
of state or county auditor, as the pro-
visions of this act require, in the follow
ing form. as far as applicable to the ofs
flee proposed:
COMMITTEE PROPOSAL"
We, the undersigned qualified members
belonging to the proposal committee Of
party of the state
81 south Dakota do hereby promulgats
the following principles:
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1916-11-02
INITIATED AND REFERRED LAWS
No. I.
RELATING TO PRIMARY ELECTIONS

An Act Entitled, An Act to Provide for
Regulation Of Political Party Transac-
tons; Cribs act is for the purpose of
simplifying primary elections and max
ing party government responsible to the
the purpose of the so-called Richards
farty Primary Lazy, also TO correct typo
graphical errors, and to lessen primary
election expenses
Be it Enacted by the People of the State
of South Dakota:
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1916-08-26
SUSPICIOUS FINGER or scoRN
tBaton Rouge state.Tlmes

tBaton Rouge staie1lmesl
John G Holland once wrote, Look
over the whole track of history and
see how every one who did great good
In the world has been the object OF the
worlds maledietions aud then be care
ful how you Join In an unreasonable
outcry against any man"
It is a knowledge Of the tendency Of
The world that enables men to continue
their work In the face OF criticism The
strong man IL familiar with history
He knows that others before him, with
the best Of motives. have been con.
demned Were IL not for that kuoRl.
edge nearly every man would be dis.
eouraEed
This Is true 10 politics as In other
walks OF Hfe. There are too many
people who do not give public officer
credit for trying to do hts dnty. too
many people Who question public men y
motives. THIS can be accounted for
frequently on the ground that those
sho critielse do 50 for selfish purposes
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1916-08-26

to enable them 20 gain political
advantage Bat the fact remains that
men IN Office. more than any others
perhaps. must face the worlds maledie.
tons But II u stopped al public office
Il Rould not be- so bad The truth Is.
1t extends Ia private affairs manis
faciurer does something for the com.
fort Of his men, and Il IL said that he
Is doing II for advertising purposes.
or that he viii get II 0ut Of his men
In some other way they will have 30
pay for II the critics harp. Another
makes q donation to a worthy cause.
he does 30 fof a purpose according to
the critics. 81 Is about time he was
doing something for somebody else.
they mu,trr "he has done enough for
himself Always the worlds maledio.
lions are against those who do things.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1916-08-26
SMALLER NEWSPAPERS.
lake Charles American,Press.l

lake Charles American,Pressl
II the newspapers Of New York, Phil
adelphia and other cities adhere To
their determination 10 cut down the
number of pages Ia their daily editions
as a matter Of forced economy, the
people Of the United States will rise mp
and bless the news print famine and
move that II be made permanent
In the matter Of printing large od-
lions, the newspapers Of the country
have gone from bad 10 worse during
he last generation, The perfection Of
the wood pulp process for making
newsprInt has brought II down almost
oneihird of the prices quarter of a
century ago, and the linotype has made
possible a volume of reading matter
undreamed of at the end Of the last
century
AS a consequence newspapers have
expanded until they might literally be
sold by the pound Feature articles
smeary cuts, alleged funny supple
ments. syndcated stuff and depart.
ments have been added until merely
the sight of the sheet makes the reader
weary The sloppy period Of journal.
izfu has had full suing Men have haTn
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1916-08-26
The ALAMO.
(Baton Rouge State Times }

Baton Rouge stateTimes)
The Alamo In located AZ San Antonio.
Texas. II was a Franciscan mission
house, bat about 1872. aud called aft
the time San Antonio de Valerie About
1898 IL became a fort aud was called
Fort Alamo II " siill standing, being
preserved By the government
Originally the fort embraced al area
OF two and half acres and Was Ell.
closed by a gali eight feet high aud
three feet thick. and contained a
church. hospital building and convent.
In 1886 Texas coded from Mexico
and war between the two sections was
begun The residents OF the territory
now embraced In Texas deelsed they
could create an independent state.
which they did, bat Mexico opposed
the secession and sent troops under
Santa Anna to suppress the rebellion.
William b. Travis with about lao
men under him. took position at the
Alamo and made arrangements TO
resist the Mexieans II they showed mp
On the morning Of February ~, OF that
year, Santa Anna. with 1000 Mexican
soldiers, appeared 10 the vicinity and
demanded the surrender Of the place,
aud Travis declined 10 surrender. He
gave the men under him the privilege
of saying whether they would hold the
place at all hazards, or surrender and
only one man voted TO surrender He
was allowed 80 make his way from the
fort that night, under cover of dark
ness. with the agreement that he was
to report the situation and urge that
relief be sent 10 the hesIeged forces
Later 80 men made their way Ia the
fort 10 assist Travis
Santa Anna began hombarding the
fort and for ten days II was constantly
uhda ere. On March breach had
been battered In the walls, and the
Mesicans assaulted the place but were
repulsed. They assaulted again, and
were again repalsed hut the third
time they gained fooihold and the
men under Travis fought to the death
All 81 them were killed except five.
who were wounded and oyerpowereda
but they were shot upon the spot next
day hat there we're three womenr
two white children and negro boy
who were not killed the sole sur
vigors OF 1870 persons who were Ia the
Alamo when the fnal assault took
place
The reports concerning the massacre
Of the Alamo spread over Texas, and
sealed the doom Of Mexico "Remem'
Der the Alamo became the battle cry
and in every battle with the Mexicans
after that the Texans gained an adj
vantage. Santa Anna himself was over
whelmed and defeated few weeks
later. and taken a prisoner But instead
Of shooting him, he was held prisoner
and was finally released
In the event we should have trouble
with Mexico, which now seems i'm
probable, the battle cry would not be
Remember the Alamo. II would bo'
Remember Carrizal ="
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1916-08-26
PLAIN FOODS FIRST.

Whenever domestic science or home
economies il taught In sehaai, EN-.
phasls should bee laid on the mnda.
mentaIs Sometimes teacher will
spend too much time on fancy dishes
needed once a month. aud too little on
standard dishes needed three times
day The writer recently attended
picnic and barbecue at which the meats
and desserts were supcrbiy cooked, bat
the corubread was abomlHable VIM.
field Times.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1916-08-26
RAILROADS TO GIVE CHEAPER
MILEAGE.

The petition Of the railroads to per.
init the use OF the ~ form" Of mileage
books in Louisiana east Of the Missis.
slppi River has received the hearty
endorsement of commercial houses and
their travelling representatives., who
aill save four,tehths OF cent on every
mile used under the new plan, The
matter IL now before the state railroad
commission aud their agreemen IL
considered ceFtala.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1916-08-26
WOODLAND FARM
IL. Il. MeGEHEE, Is3G-l9l3.

SUCCESS LIES IN MUTUAL SERVICE.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1916-08-26
oRoWTH AND DEVELOPMENT or
EXTENSION TEACHING.

The development Of extension work
calls for a great deal OF thought and
trial, aud the gradual Modification Of
plans" said Dean and Director W. r.
podson in un address delivered at the
annual meeting Of the farm demonssra
ton agents held recently at the Louis
lana State University II may be-
likened 10 the development of a piece
81 machinery. such as the automobile
the perfecting Of which required much
experimentation and adaptation The
automobile did not work perfectly at
first, but by constant trial and modia.
cation an efficient machine was evolved
In like manner education Is a product
OF growth aud change Its develop.
ment even during the last two decades
has been remarkable Up To a few
years ago the conception OF education
did not extend beyond the limits OF
the class room There Ia some differ,
cnee In the kind Of people reached by
the extension work. 50 the methods by
which they are instructed are some.
what different. also from those OF the
class room
There are four general methods Of
extension teaching. az follows ca BY
demonstration. or showing or doing
thing Sometimes the instruction Ia
conveyed by the results obtained rather
than by the means employed Farmers
learn TO grow crops by observing the
methods employed by the demonstration
{ - by verbal instruction A statement
Of facts not capahi Of proof liz taken
on authority from the instructor After
| successful demonstration wins the con.
tidenoe OF the farmer the secandme,hod
of instruction may be employed 20 ad.
vantage By the instructor - BY slim.
ulating to inquiry by experimentation
reading. etc II demonstration aud yer.
bal instruction SO arouse the interest
Of The farmer that he Ii led TO observe
closely aud make inquiry then the in.
structioa has gone long way towards
the desired end 90 The accomplish.
meBt Of any oF an OF the above through
= third party og agency or organization
The processes OF demonstration. verbal
Instruction and stimulating TO inquiry
carried On among a number Of neigh.
boring farmers should lead 10 com.
mon interest ard suggest the adyan.
Iagos Of organization Such organiza.
ton may be made for a number of
purposes, such as the receiving Of In.
stfuetion. the exchanging of ideas and
plans, the marketing of produce. social
intercourse, etc
AT the beginning of extension work.
the hrst method Of teaching by de-.
nonstration II the most important.
This method. when carried out success.
fully payes the way for the other
methods. bat. ~ the work grows aud
develops, and the people become better
pdncaied aBd can see the benefits to be-
derived from organized EFFORT. the
fourth method of teaching will be
comc the most important When that
time ONES the work 81 the agent will
broaden and b. will begin to deal with
economic problems that affect whole
communities rather than just the In
dIgidaal
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1916-08-26

OF sentiment manifested toward the
biz refining company since President
nahst assumed authority and made his
first trip TO Nsw Orleans to confer with
tie business men, bankers sugar
planters aud deaalors and commercial
exchanges some months ago,
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1916-08-26
TRUTHS HANDICAP.

The truth about the var Ia the
title Of a book which comes 10 car
desk, but the lies about il have gotten
such stast we are afraid the truth
viii never oyprtake them Baton
Rouge State Times
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1916-08-26
]. s. Butler
Agent for
Dodge Cars
SUGAR REFINERY WILL OPERATE

The Chalmctte plan, Of the Amer
eansugar Refining Company will not
be- closed and Louisiana raw sugars
viii be bought in the open market of
veil greater Importance Is the change
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1916-08-26

II you have something you want to
sell, try q Little Ad.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-04-20
Free Information

Yor the purpose OF assisting readers
who are in the market for farm land.
either for q future home or n ~, In
vestment, The Richmond virsiniAn
will place you IN touch with reliable
dealers who have q reputation for de-
ing business on the square"
The Richmond virginisn has ne
lands for sale. and this service 10 for
the sole purpose of protecting its read
srs. In 80 far az possible. from lana
and development companies whose
operations are not strictly dependable.
This information 10 yours for the
asking, and readers OF the virginiAn
are invited TO avail themselves of this
FREE service.
Fiji out and mail this coupon:
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-04-20
ADALlNSKY AGO lifted
CHARGE OF GAMBLli c

The case of Harry Adaiinsky, charged
with conducting a gambling resort, was
dismissed In Hastings Court yester-
day. 4 vas shown that Adalinsky and
several of his friends were engaged
In a social g9rae { cards when the
arrest was r,af;e. Thu evidence did cot
show that tdalinsay was conducting
gambling place. Judge Richardson
Instructed the jury that the charge
against Adalinsky had not been proven,
and on this statement from the court
the jury rendered the verdict.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1916-11-09
18,441,O3G CUSTOMER
ON BOOKS OF FIRM WITH HEAD
QUARTERS IN CHICAGO.
Branches In Every State and Province,
Cuba. West Indies, Alaska
and Hawaii.

This great concern deals In 4 com
modify. the value OF which is never
questioned Although 1t has not at
tempted TO secure a monopoly. It has
no competitors. With only $50 OH,
GERS employed, II commands the
services OF 100000 others without re-
Enumeration.
Its branches deal with 1855 retail
establishments, which have a corps OF
1.G9O,73s helpers, Under the H-'pices
Of this Arm. an average OF 1926 EFT,
cheney conventions are held every
month in as many different sections
OF North America.
The product Of the organization is
so choice and II Is needed 40 much in
foreign as we'll as domestic fields. that
its manufacture. which is not patented.
has been duplicated in the uttermost
parts OF the earth.
What is this great organization r.,t
what is rs product H. the Inter.
hational sumo ., School AZ 'rc'ation,
..,.a its product is Christian character,
The Missouri branch Of this great
, organization is known as the Missouri
Sunday School Association. Its eNecu
tive committee Of SO members is made
up OF such mon 40 r. A, Long, the
lumber king" OF Kansas City; VIM
I H. Dsnforth. president Ralston Purtns
Mills. st. Louis: Lansing r. Smith
president American Educational 30
I
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1916-11-09

The greatest gathering OF the year
Is the annual state convention. where
Sunday school workers from every
quarter OF Missouri gather for three
days. This years convention is to
be held In
Mexico, NO., Nov. II, is, 10.
The state officers claim this VIII sur
pass all previous conventions in prac-
teal value. The leading speakers are
all recognised experts in Sunday
school work. Among them will be:
Marion LAwrancs. Chicago. general
secretary International Sunday School
Association; Miss Meme Brockway,
Philadelphia. elementary specialist
R, A. Waite. Lincoln, Esb.. specialist
in work with tesn.sEe boys and girls !;
Charles d. Bulla, Nashville, Tenn.
adult specialist; =. Morris Ferguson.
Baltimore, educational specialist
Frederick D, Kershnsr, St Louis, spe
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1916-11-09
ROLL OF HONOR

Grade |; Dorothy Alexander,
Scott Conway, Samuel Gott, Glide
GARDENER, Margaret Hoover, Mildred
jackson, Mary Lefever, Albert
Wood, Elmo Willard. Harold Yates.
Grade 2; Lucy Allen, CLYDE
Haear, May Lefever, Ruth McFar-
land, Betty Rogers, Irene Starett,
Reginald Sharp, Edith Walker
Mildred Wade, Harold Krummel'
Grade 8; Lillian Ballard, Mary
Lewis Gsa,llr&i|s sE'Aa Fl'1.S''Ssi s@aE
wav, Blanche Scobee, Eileen fuley'
Allie Wolf, Stella Virginia May
Grade a; Ada Ruth Dawson
Elizabeth Rae Nelson. Gladys
Ploeeer. Louise Riley Dorothy
Jackson, Harold Mcfarland, Violet
Finney, Joe Wilson
Grade 5: Ferol Abel, Mary byre
Roulware, Judith Ellen johnson.
Grade 6: Easton Mcfarland
Mildred Tooley, Harold Letever
p,;.e Edwards. Anna Sullivan
irene Yates, Polly Rodgers, Lucyi'
Tuley, Paulyne Tuley'
Grade 7: Russell Vowel. Heller
Caplineer.
Grade 8: Bobs Cranston.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1916-11-09
attention.
Mrs. Laura Greer received word
that Mrs. VIM. Hatch died at ST.
Charles yesterday. The funeral
will be in this city Friday.


By combining ninety-four parts Of
copper and ak parts of antimony AND,
adding a small quantity Of =" ,cs ,s,w
carbonate to increaS, ,,o e,.h, !.
oI,o" a. .Ut gold is produced. This
. 1t is said, can be drawn. worked
and soldered much the same as gold
and It also takes and retains a gold
polish. It can be made for about as
cents a pound when its constituents
can be bought at normal prices.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1916-11-09

cialist in Bible study; Henry r. e"9a,
Chicago, general secretary Religious
Education Association: Albert e. Buss
Bt. Louis. cornetist and musical d.
rector; scores Of others. including the
leading workers Of Missouri.
There will be eight general inspire,
tionsl sessions and IL separate confer
eness for practical instruction. Any
sundsyschool worker in Missouri mag
attend. Full particulars of MissoW1
Sunday School Association. Fuilepfsss
building. ST. Louis.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1916-11-09

Kespohl, Mohrenstecher's attract.
i've lace curtain department is a
busy place thesedays, unlike almost
every store in the Unit ed States
prices have not advanced here.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1916-11-09
caIilns the Children.

Don't shout at the children when
thsy are out Of doors and yeu wish
them TO como 70 the house. Call them
with . ANAL bell or whistle. The
sound will 90 farther than tho voice
carries. aAd there will be no strain %
the vocal cords.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1916-11-09
Help Wanted; Someone to split
couple of load of wood. Apply at
this office at once,

Exceptional offerings in children's
cloaks at 81 so, $500, SIS IS and So.
rs this week and next at Kespohl-
Mohrenstecher's.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1916-11-09

Mrs. Mary Sharp and Mrs. W. W.
Hanly went to Hannibal yesterday
to visit their sister Mrs. George
Sidenor.
Kespohl- Mohrenstecher's SEN
sational offering Of stylish suits at
SI285, SASS, $1785, $1,000 1923.
81 and $3.50 is attracting great
attention.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-10-19
SLOAN'A IMMINENT MA 3D.
LIE ~NEURALGICZNE.

C'iezki Dol neuralgiczny bedzie
szybko usuniety przez SloanEa IL
niment ogolnie znane lekarstwo
ma b6le. Latwe do uzycia; szyb-
ko przenika bez wcierania i zmie-
kcza chore muskuly. Czysciejsze
i wiecej skuteczne cd szybko PREY
kladanych plastr6w albo lekarstw
ME plami sk6ry ami ME zalepia
por6w. Ma zesztywnienie musku-
low, chroniczny reumatyzm, po-
dagre, lumbago, wywichniecia i
naprejenia daje szybka ponce.
Sloan'a liniment usmierza Dol i
zapalenie " ukaszeniu przez O.
wady, wywichnieciach, uderze-
mach i i nnych drobniejszych
cierpieniach dzieciecych. Wezcie
butelke dis u waszych apteka-
rzy Use. 0gl.s
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-10-19
CZY CIERPICIE z POWODU
ZMIANY SEZONU.

Pc nadzwyczajnem upalnem pc
wietrzu tego roku nadchodzi chic
dina pora i wiele os6b cierri z
powodu tel naglej zmiany - Gu
ia sic slabemi, maja kiepski ape
tyt, latwo sic mecca, ME czuJa sic
.iak sic to m6wi, jak sic nalezy.
Take zatwardzenie zwykle uka--
zuje sic W towarzystwie mnych
dolegliwosci.
Ma taxi stan Amerykanski Elk
ir, Gorzkiego wilma jest prawdzi-
wem blogos}awienstwem. Jake
on pomaga9 Przeczyszcza tax,
jak Jest mozliwem, odswieza
wzmacnia ,organizm, poprawla a
petyt tax %skutecznie, jak to usu'
wa niepok6j i pomaga IA zatwal
dzenie re wszystkimi jego konse'
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-10-19

kwencyami. Pc spokojnem ME
przerwanym snie wstaniecie rano
pelni energii. Cena $1.00 w apte-
kach. Gdyby wasz aptekarz ME
mial pod reka Trinera A%merykan
skiego Elixiru Gorzkiego wilma,
piszcie zaraz do fabrykanta, lecz
ME przyjmujcie zadnej taniej l.
mitacyi, gdyz taniosc macy Fly
gatunek.
Ma reumatyzm, kt6ry zwykle
takze ME omieszkuje sic zjawiac
re zmiana sezonu, Ia neuralgia,
rczmaite wypadki opuchliny wy
wichniecie ftp. Trinera Liniment
jest najlepszym srodkiem. Ivy
wany jest tylko zewnetrzne. Ma
panamskiej wystawie 1916 roku
najwyzsza nagroda Grand Price
byla dana "a Trinera Liniment.
Cena 25c i soc W aptekach: pocz
ia 35c i Zoe. Jos Triner Fabry-
kant i Chemik, 133333-1339 So.
Ashland ave-, Chicago, III.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-10-19
POdObnO ZarfOcy dOstaja
chOrOby merck.
Wezcie szklanke woody i Kidneco do pre-
plukania merck jezeli bola krzyze.
Usu1cie wszystko nieso z dyet jezeli
%czujecie sic reumatycmi lub
cierpicie ma pecherz.

Ameryka1scy mezczyzni i niewiasty musza wo-
jowac nieustannie przeciw chorobom merck. po-
niewaz my jenny "a wiele a wszystek nasz pokarm
jest silnv. Nasza krew napelniona jest kwasem
uryny kt6ry usiluje nerki wyniszczyc, sa ore os-
}abione cd przepracowania zostaja slamazarne;
~rugowanie materyi tamuje ruch
tkanek, q rezultatem tego jest choroba merck, sla
bose pecherza i og6lne zanieczyszczenie zdrowia.
Skoro vase nerki czuja sic jak HAWAI- olowiu.
vase plecy bola lub moksz jest metny pelen O.
sadu albo zniewoleni ~jestescie szukae ulgi diva
albo trzv ray pr,ez noc; jezeli cierpicie ma bdl
g'owS albo zawrot. napady nerwo"e. kwasy. "
zc}adku. albo %cierpicie ma reumatyzm gdy jest
l;che powietrze, wezcie cd waszego apteksrza o.
holo pol tuzina tab.et6w ma nerki, spozyjcie jedna
re szklanka woody pred kazdem jedzeniem przez
kilka dni a nerki vase po tenn beda dzialaly dob
re. !" doskona}e lekarsswo jest robione z praw-
dziwie c~zystych ingredyencyi i dziala szybko i u
zy~ane bylo przez pokolenia do przepiukania i
uregulowania zanieczyszczonych merck do 3D.
dzielenia kwasu W urynie take niema dalszej o.
bawy zapalenia, zako6cZy sic niepozadek pecherza.
Kidneco jest niedrogiem; ME moze szkodzic. ME
zawadzi. nalegajcie o kidneco. nalezy ono do kaz-
diego domu, roniewaz mkt ME mole zrobic omy}ki
gdy raz po raz przeczysci swe nerki..