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Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1916-04-13
Burglary at Leonard

Recently the drug store Of l.
Smith was burglarized Of about $50
When the proprietor entered his
store after church services Sunday
evsning he discovered his loss He
Immediately notified the officers
and a pair Of blood hounds were
brought from Chlllicothe. The dogs
were on the ground by ) "A m The
affair had been kept very quiet and
the trail was not hard to follow
First the dogs followed the trail Of
the proprietor when he went to no.
tify the stable. Then they took
up another trail that led direct to
the church where services were
held the night before. The dogs
went inside and j.mpci upon a
certain seat This trail was repeat
cd number Of times 1t is thought
the guilty party or parties attended
church after committing ;he rob.
berry,
Miss Opal Vaughn was ID IIanni-
bal visitor Saturday afternoon
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1916-04-13
Misses Della and OLA Crawi, ri
were Hannibal visitors Saturday.

Mrs. Walter Moss and daughter.
Lucille were Hannibal visitors
Tnur>day
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1916-04-13
BIJOU

Viii stand at the same place at
IS to insure colt to teat. Bijou
was fOaed November 10Th 1904
sired By Rasoo Gunnoo, who is a
fine Jack and has proven himself
an excellent Breeder.
Pedigree: LIST dam Mary Stuart.
by ThraSher Gunnoo, md dam,
Belle Fonso, by Fonso, Bird dam
Polly Smith by Charley Turner; 4th
dam Annie Bourbon, by Bourbon.
9Th dam, Fanny by imported Jack.
In each case colts stand good
for the season and money due
when colt sucks or mare sold.
traded or transferred. Positively
no insurance in second hands
Care taken to prevent accidents
but will not be responsible should
any occur No business done on
Sunday.
6 M Sandifer
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1916-04-13
Joe Bell 494S


The Uni i S.... p,.. Health
Service announces Tint he IN can
!, meua.-. Al official butI-un
says
Malaria experts of the United
States Service have found that dis
Carded tin cans containing rain
water are breeding places lor the
mosquito, which is the sole l-c"t
in spreading malaria.
A hole in the bottom oi The
empty cuu mi-5, base II . i in
the saving 90. hUM.u u,g Ger.
taInIy il wo.'i ha.e ,--.-,t n
preventing a dcb!l..,u- illness.
Empty tin cans have tao bu>iuess
about the premises anyway but II
We must 81 decorate our backydtdS
let US see to it that the can has a
hole il the bottom
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1916-04-13

With operating "Npru.r, much greater
In ID" United states and with more
elaborate accommodations afforded. the
average number oi passenger. per train
carried ~ railroads in the various
countries are ~ follows: United states
81, France ~. ,rermauy 81, Belgium 20,
japan Ill and India 10.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1916-04-13

Eastern Star Organize, in Palmyra
An Eastern Star Chapter Of %
charter member, has been organized
in Palmyra Clean Sherman.
Worthy Grand Patron Of Kansas
City instituted the lodge \ degree
team from Hannibal put On the
work.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1916-04-13
Pick 1t Up.

City's had siege of cleaning,
And is lookin' fairly neat.
'SpoSe you see scrap of paper
Flutterin' acrost the street;
'Spose you're not the first to spj it.
That's no 'scuse for passin by it
Pick it up
If !ou see "A broken bottle.
Waitin' f'r ortermobile
Or an urchin's foot that's bare,
On the street or on the square.
While, OF course. you didn't DO it
Lest hereafter you should ruvIt
PlrA !. up
r. SOFA >,r , a,cre Of lgmo,r
V las rUst} nan lurrrJr.
Is. ,s. 'hv uli >nt,...
H.. .lu>.l Mo'her Eve 30 >.n
t,rt needless victim waiting.
. lose any tune drbluu
PlcA % ul.
Spuse you see a tin that's empty
Layiu thar beside the trail,
Looks quite innocent an harmless
Less is tackled to Fido', tail
Yet tin cans may well bear watchn
They re great things for germ IL
hatch in
P.vh II up
III so. -, q teIIyN m,rtA
IL m-'p.iuur', lgip held last.
Ihou-u lie make a mln.y tflt.
Wl,aergd by her t4tefui bias,
Load too great for him To bear ii,
Youth feel better il yen hsrrit-
Pack It up
tx
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1916-04-13
The Spirit OF Spring


| met a little gentleman
All dressed in vivid green;
The very finest gentleman
That ever | have seen.
| wondered in my heart if he
Were nobleman or king,
And guessing all my thoughts he
said:
I'm spirit Of the spring
| breathe upon the ost.brDwn
fields.
] kiss The hidden ironiS.
| softly touch the adi,r> tongues.
I lose the lill bonds
! wahc the .. ..3.uca>.
! cau> ID. ,.'.., ..,.
And DID,. .. ......,, oi old.
/ cht,..u..s .a.,.
~ ''''N W "''' 'O'> u Wv Nv al
vi every h'aIi anu 'ha'u'
'''o up "'' WV" WV '''' "'0'
,.
| Ero,L Fair
u;.. Du, $780,, Ma. C, -,
- IL, ,';.;. cI
-@------------N
| Mrs. Walter Moss and daughter.
Lucille were Hannibal visitors
/ lhur>daS
NJ ,.. ri..
~,.,1 , ,,....,
a,.' ,,;,;. ..,., t'.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1916-04-13

Mrs. T. L. Courtney and Mrs,
Anna Capllnser who have been tie
que IS of Geo. and c. W. Tucker in
MoberIy returned home Friday.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1916-04-13

Miss Adeline Fields Of Macon
came Saturday to spent several
days llsIt With Miss Clara Hurnback,
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1916-04-13

Miss Ida s. Clair of Paris. vas
the guest of trends ia this city the
latter part OF he week
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1916-04-13

Miss ValIlr Utterback aud little
neiCe Margaret Elizabeth spent
Saturday afternoon in Hannibal.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1916-04-13

take tbs means % expressing
my apprection for nv loyal support
given me in ny recent candidacy
for City Collector | hold no NAL
ice or Ill will against those who did
not support me. 1t will be my en-
deavor 10 diligently and impartiaIly
discharge the duties OF the office.
Alexis Hays.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1916-04-13
Stock Breeders Business Directory for 1916
HinkIe's Captain 1886

This Full Booded English Shire Stallion be found home
known the Lawson place the of Monroe City
He model draft horse weighs close 1000 pounds beautiful
with and both hind white
and breeder Fee $3.50
Joe Bell 4949
black Jack with white points well bred and registered
Breeders Association Of Jacks Jennets He ISL
hands hugh and for form and general appearance has few equals He
has proven himself to be a good breeder Fee $40
Teddy
This fine 2"roh Jack black with white marks and good
'or his IrJu> Is Joe Bell
N'I,si'l. .ccIdenS Colts held good FIR
w. O. Hammer
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-23
lHrnnhrincnthnms.Mlnrft.

Scr Sonntog 6radte eincn Der
fouf bon 144 Yar3cllcn i'm 8rooflDn.
Bart, ocm oltcn Grompea. giecu.
t6um mcitlid bon groofIDn. IaS
2anO murOc BON &rn. Sobn 81. 9ul.
Der por5eQirt unO am Sonntng nit
Ocm @erfoui bcgonnen. 9as @c.
iddit mar cin ic6r gutcs, Oa Die
9Srciic iebr 6illig iinO, unO 0ic ein.
5cIuen Bor5cIlcn i1on gelegcn. Bic
Eor5cqen lpurOen in @ruppen bon
5ipci WiO me6r ucrfauft im6 cine
Grippe Don 10 Ynr5elen bon .. gllt
al Ger 3. lmO 6. Apenuc nit Der Ais.
iid)t nnf Oen 9lruapoIis 9olleOarO
critonocn. Die Nlcbr5abl Der ASar-
5ellen wlroe all Der J, g., 8. uno A.
9lUemle, 3wiiden @lariboa- uuo
Morgon.RooO, Oerfauit
8eim @cbGitbe, Snipcftor Dur.
ocn sic BIGnc fir oic @rridtlrng bon
i2 5lpeiitodieen @Guieru ieitens Der
@licott SeigbtS COMPANY cin9erei6t,
Ole all Der Oitieitc ocr 8oicooIc-glOe,
n0roIib Der GOmonOion.9Iue, errid-
tet Dcrocn ioaeu.
26 @runojinien III &6be bon
2 81 $40, 2 81 $50 lno 20 81 $42
ipurOen iiir Serrn Sobn Z. 9ouobuc
our9 bic 5irma Garter & SteiicD
ouf SGuier oil Ser IA. StraBe, 5lpi-
iden 6lcet- inO 6oitcr-Strabc, Der.
faiift.
Serr @corge @iint6er bat BON
gGcn Q. SieIer fl 9Idcr 2anO bii'
ter ocn @appcIn Dem @runocigen-
tbum al Scr Gbarles- -StraBc, lpelAeS
CT Dor SobreSiriit ouffouite. erwor-
ben. Ger gcrfouf purOe our6 Die
6irmo @oplorO @roofS & 60. Ocr-
mittelt.
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CSrnnOftiifs. .1le6crtrannnac1l.

Gniil 05rob mo 5rnu all Geo. 9c-
benz g1r. S27 01oro.Goroline.Str
@m. s. 9lpcrS unO 6roit al Geo
3. NlDers, Siticitc Glirlep., ilabe Bal
tinorc.Str., 1874 bci 65
Gli5obet6 ScerD II. u. al s. Senrn
9ofcr, 0ir. 1912. GofsStr.
s. Scnr1 8ater an 6roufliu 8.
Ffons lno Strait 9}r. 1912, Gof-Str.
cjeo y. 9lubI on Sobn q. Set nno
6rou, Siticitc 2iBernc.9loc., nobe
9nltiinoresStr., 10 bel So
Nforp 9. Gbonipion Ii. u. all SreO.
". Morquoro, @ciiicite Galpooo-
9lUc., nabe 9ombnr0.Str, t4.2 BEL 6S.
9olanO Eorf 60. an SnmcS Die
Gbop, IT, 2 @riutoitiide.
6ranf 9iobof 9ledltp 50. ali Betcr
s. 3cnneoo unO 6rau, gir. 1913,
Gliftoiclp-gloe.
@n. @rdcr All Sarrp ". 2ogiton
nnO 6rou, Sitieitc Dorf Nooo, na6c
@oriud.9lpe.. 10 Bel unregelm.
Geo. $. Stispert an SenrD @orfs
mo 6rau, SiiOicitc Sofiman.Sr,
nabe Mlontforo-9loc., IA bci 70.
G6oS. $. @o6crts unO 6rau an
SorrD @oporos unO 6rou, @ciiieite
GGnrlcss, no6e Wlcgonias. Ctr, IS Bel
IA.
9oieOalc Ecrrocr So. an @co. 4.
SaOagc tmO 6rol Oitieite 9loicOale
Gerroce, nabe @alrao-9lOe, "a bel
ltnreaelm
@ilbelmina Wc2aug6lin an Niolo
g 6eItoll Sitieite 9orcIap-Str., no
be @aOerlp.9lpe. 21 6ei 40.
Sobn $. g. 6ii6polu unO 6rol an
Gil 8. @f 6iibpoip, Suoieitc Com.
baro-, nnbe Gatberine,Str, 1873 bci
70.
Eitle Guar. & Grlit So an Goro-
t6p 9. Gardner H. g. Sitieitc Wia-
pIe.9Ioc.. na6e @iraro, 1917 6ei 122.
9lIice 3. 9raoD II. g(, an S6os. 9[.
Sett in0 5rnu, | @rinoitiid.
Geo B 2inoloD al @crtruoe Sec
S0ons II, g., 2 @runoitiide.
Gertrude See 2pons al @eo. ".
9nOioD, 2 0jrluOitiide.
G6oS, 6. GliooQ nnO 6rau an gSm. |
S. &eoOicoro, Siiooitieite Glcoelono.,
na6e GroBsStry t2 BEL TAG.
SSobu s. 9uomig unO SSrau an
e %otteriou, SSeitieitc
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-23

2 Sonoeriibungen.
a. gl6tbciltug iiir &e6rer an Sig6
Sdools.
t. &ortrog. Ter @e6rauh ser $3.50
netif i'm neuipro1liden llntcrridt in
Der Sig6 sdooI-6. Somanu, Sia1
Sdbool, @dlwoufce.
,. @ortrog. g8ie weit iolI Ger @e-
braucb ser engliiAen Sprode i'm
nellipradlihen lluterridt in scr
Sigb SdooI 5uIdiiig iein?
6) 9IbtbeiIrng fir 2ebrer au ocr
@lementaridule.
/. Gortrag: Der critic 2cieirnterric5t
i'm Icutidcn IN ser GIcmentoridule
Sri. emma gucbIcr, Dopton, 8.
?. @ortrog Sprobiibrngen in Der
Glelucntaridille. TT @miI &romer,
Cincinnati, 8.
3. 9eridt Der 9llSi6iiie 9eam-
tcnpa6l. Sdhbpcr6anOIimgen.
9(6cnOs s ll6r: Geliti6cr l6coter,
o6cnO, OeraniiaItct bon ben Wiitglie-
bern 0es Gcutihcn G6eaterS, Glil-
mulltce.
Die frii6crcn Sdiilcr oes Sc6rer.
icninars ieicu 6ierourd nod 6eion.
ocrS ouf Oic fir iie i'm @roeramm
Dorgeiebenc 3uianmentilnft olifmerf-
Jam gcmadt TicIcl6c iolI om criten
Sibungsto9e, Gonncritog oen %.
SUM Dor Dem glbcnoOortrage itott-
finOen. 9llle @in5el6eiten perOcn
rcdtjeitig bcfannt gege6cn werOcn
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gerIunst i'm Qlllsemsinen.
steMenaeImdJc.

Gtcnegeiud:
O, YIN gutter Bidder pfHldbt GieluHg. I'M Die
gdssies ~ Sdderei 9u ercrncu Qlnn aoreiiire
(@ai2i-23j
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-23

9ia6t., no6e 2iitIc Suo6es.Str. 80
bel so.
SSo1u 6. Eolion an Nluriou g.
Gbomos ruo o5otte. siiowcIticitcyGclu
SibertD 9ioao, na6c @lainesgloe, 1
@ruuOitiid.
Nlarion g. Gbomas unO @otte oil
Sobn s. Eolion Siiopeitieite 9iew
Sibcrtv &oao, nobe @laine.9IUc, 1
@runoitiid.
5o6n 3. @lcgloucp an 6reOcrid
Burger Il. g., 5iiOieite gsort6 9lue,
nabe 6ultop-9lUe., 1913 bel so.
2cna @nlncri6 al @iliom 2.
Sdmiot, EriIitee, Siiicite 9fobinion-,
nabe G'Tonuca Ctr, 1876 6ei 70.6.
Sorrp Is. Greb an s.. @olter @an-
tier. iitn., 2517 Sbirleps9lpc.
$. @olter @anitcr, iin4 an SarrD
&. @reb mo 6rall, I Got
So6n $. 9apiinoer mO 6rau an
Sobn s. 9lelion mo 6ralt, gtorOicitc
9anOaIls nobc 9prOitr., 12 bel 1913.
,Sos. .. 5tans6urp all @m. @t.
Smit6, Sitieite GaDoOo.9Lpenuc, na.
bc 6ait.Str., 14.5 bci 80.
81. &. 9llmo, 2ruitcc, al Z. G.
@oaarO, SItieitc G6ur1.Str., nabc
Der @ueno @iito.Str., 20 bel ~.
Sol. g9. Clifford uuO 6rou an
gSm. $. Gieic, Oiticite o., na6c Der
@rcsburpitry 10 bel 03.915.
Sol. g9. Clifford all @m. 8. @icic,
Siowcitieitc Gbeitnut, na6c @apItrv
I 5 bel 90.
Sas. 9. @ourIep unO 5rau an
0inrp q. Dli6oel, NSloroicite 22y na-
bc 9orclapitr., Is bel so.
Milbclnino W}c2aug6lin al ga.
mucI 8. @aron5if lmO 8rait, 0iticitc
@reenmotnts9lpe., 2ot.
9olliio 9renoel an 81. Nc. @inter.
Iiua, @eitieite GamooO-glOcnuc, no5e
0'GonucIl-Str. Is bel rs.
81. 30. g9interliug al 2ouiia @rcn.
Del II. g., @eiiicitc Garpooo-9lucnuc,
nabe S'IonneIitr.. 10 bel 70.
Otto 6. 9oif uuo Gran all @altcr
8. @eitpBol, 0ltleitc 8ulaSfiitry ma
be Gomonoion.9Ipe.. 1911 6ci -.
$. 6. @iIes uno 6rou all Oeuiel-
ben, 9tor0ieite @luI6errp-, na6e Scr
Smaapoooiir., IS 6ei 100.
8. Donncnberg an Nlorris 9asfg,
3 2ots.
SenrD Congo imo 6rau al 6orreit
9iealtD 60, 0itieitc @otomacitraBe,
robe 6oirtuoilnt 9loe., 1912 6ci 70.
Sol. ~. Clipper uno 6rau al 8n.
$. @ieie, All 9lorO.Sigbitr.
s. s. Sincs al Samuel S. Oar.
ton PIP Sit 80. Ctr.
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Sn Nerfanfcn OOer 81 Oermiet6cu.

o 3n Derfnufrn obcr az bermiet6en:
o. Oelne MODERN einqerdltete y8obnbduier, @
8,iHnilet ino 9ao, eleftriibes ei9ti IN beitem
2ouilHiee1oe, 4Ricibe $14 niio outipdrts. Sers
es Neotngntiqcn mic WNetbc. ylamduira1eH
~'; 1913, Observation-Disclosures.
lWlni6.3 Wlle, ,1&G)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-23

So o,. Su peElnhttH;
SsJSS @der WiInerei UNI @eireioesSnrm; guicS
n%lL @obnbans, Sdeunc uitu.; an Der uylorns
hcgeH @enirulsNnbn" uno Dem uQitMe @Mns
Ssu'eoser '6ulie eelegen. Aorere: ,,@. 90. 22, I"
~eatinlcr 0orrcpUnbent. (Wlat5. .1WlD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-23

Gcrlnnnt.
o, 9iit Nidodcn iir auGemeine Qausnrbet in
sIparimeni uno dis A6c0in iiir @Dcpaar; 9ieics
ren5cn erforoerli0 NdmSuiraecn 5pildcn II
nno llbr bei Srn g.. q. Sp1ce, IT,, Mpi. s.,
.. 6lur, ugIlgouanin apartments" St. Ynnls
nAo 6baicsGtrahe. (4idl23-2D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-23
2entIdl.gImeriEaniidcr qedrertna.

Gr6altltng ser Oelltihen Spros
dc inO &ultur 0as @eiii6l
Der 3rianmen9eborigteit ioll ge-
ii0rft lperOeu -Gas @rogramn
Bonn %. SUM bis I. Sui 1916 fin-
Oct in @liImoufec Oie 43. SSabres-
Geriammhmg oes glatiouoIen
Deltibamcrifaniiheu 9e6rcrbunOcS
Itott. Ger 8lnoesporitauo beebrt iicb,
ollie WlitglieOer uno 6rclmOe oes
gunoeS sur IbeiInobme an oieier
Eogung e6enio 6er5Iib wie ormgeno
cin5ulaoen.
3uei Sabre iinO icit Der lcbten
Soglng oes 9unocs perfloiIcn.
g9elteridiitteruOc Grcigulic 6abci
iid ieitoem o6geipiclt. g1od nie Ieit
Dem @eitebeu ocs gunocs 1T eia
3uiammenidluB oller Dem Oeuti6en
Spraduuterriht ii6 piOmenocn
Mdnncr lmO 5rauen 10 not9mcnoie
geweieu Die in DER geeeum1rtigen
erniten 3cit, ga ale @crt6c ms
Sbwonfen 5lt seratbcn, olle @crt6-
ilrt6eilc lImgeItiir5t 5u lperOen idei-
men,
Inns, oen @ertretern Oes oeutIden
Sprddlnterridts, Dor alien lit sic
c6cuio eeluoltigc wie e6rcupolle gluf-
go6e 6ugefollen, gum @oGI unicrcs
GoterlanocS Oelltiac Sprohe mo
2liltlir 5lt erbolten uno 5u pfleecn
uno oen ungc6euren oitf i0rc 3erfto-
rnng bin5ielenoeu id]doliden @iniliiI-
len cntgcgcn5uipirfen. Dies fam nur
geibeben ourb fcltes 3uiantmen6aI-
ten uno 3uiammenpirfen aller III.
ierer 9eruisgenohen in @lementar.
idule, Sig6 SdooI uno llniOcriitdt
To5u ioll ser 0iesi19riee 2ebrcrtog
@eIegen9eit 6ictcn. gr ioIl III uns
allen Oos @efii6l ocr 3uionlmenge-
borigteit pcden linO it1rfen ioll Sen
9lliStouiA bon 9lnrcglmecn uno Gr-
fobriuieen ernlogIiden lmo ms
Troft geuiunen laiIen 5u frutt6a-
rem S6aifeu unO Strtben nod ltnle-
rem eemciniamcn 3ieIen, ipie iie im-
icr 8un0 ms weiit.
g9ir bitten Oorlm nodmols mi'
rcdt 5ablrcibe 9etbeiIigung itnierer
@erilfsgeuoiien in allen GbeiIen oes
2nnoes. gluf gum AZ. 9c6rertogl
Ser @unoesDoritono, SEQ Stern,
8rdiioent, Q6eooor G6arln, Scfret1r.
g}r. 812, 8rcnen-StroBe, @linpallfcc,
@is.
YrOgromm.
@littipoG, 2S. Suni.
glbcuoS s ll6r: GroffuussDcr-
ioumlimg.
Qonneritog, %. SUM.
Gormittags 8 ll6r: erIte Souptper-
IammIlng.
J.. DelGaltllDes.
9. gortrog: Ter inncrc 3uialumeu.
bang oes oeltiHen 9urics in Der
@Icmentaridulc lno ser @igb S6ool
- Geter Sherer, 2eiter oes Oeut-
iden llnterriHts, indianapolis.
g. gortrag: @ergongenbeit inO
3uflmit Der oeiltidbeu Spradc In
glmcrifo. 4rofeiior q. 9. 6ouit |
$50. g., lli1ibcriit1t Cornell.
Nodnlittogs A llbr: aafieegeiell-
idoft I'M @orten 0es Geutiden
Clubs.
3uianlmcnfunft Der friiberen Sdii. |
fer oeS 2e6rerleminors.
2lbenos s llbr: offentIider @ortrdg. |
@rof. Or. Gugen aiibnemonn, llni-
perIit1t grcslou.
SSrcitog, 80. Suni.
@orniittogs 8 llbr: 5pcite Snupt- |
periomnlIng.
I. @eihdftliHes.
2. Seninarangclegen6citen
8. @ortrag: Meien mo @iniluB
ser ocitider auItur. Nrofeiior O.
8. Sder9er, 9lrmour Snititiite, G6i-
cago.
A. Gortrog @arnm oie Oirefte Dle-
t6ooe. Wiar @rie6id, 9ireftor Oes
1clltihancrifaniiden /
2c6rerienlinors.
9l6cnoS s llbr ecnieiniomes 9l6cnO.
5roO
5amitug /. SuIi
gormittogS 8 ll6r: brittle Saupt'
1eriammlung.
/. @cid1ftliHes.
2u nerfaufeu.
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I'D petfanfcn.

9n uerinnien:
=, 3uci Noblenmdgcn gld6Biirdgen Del 6hnS.
S'eeoert Nr. 1887, 0Dlnmbias@lUenue.
(Dsai22-25)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-23

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-23

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-23

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(Dlai23)
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-08-09

ilege OF being represented in negotia.
tions by agents OF their own choosing.
Both of these provisions are in the pub
lie interest.
The surface traction companies have
not been doing well financially in New
York. A larger and larger part of the
fiveee fare goes for necessary operat-
ing expenses. At an early day the pub
lie is likely to face the necessity of al
lowing to the surface companies a larger
income. On the other hand, the sub
surface and super-surface companies are
doing extremely well financially. The
flve-cent fare leaves an ample margin
above expenses for capital compensations.
If there is to be readjustment of fares,
as Mr.. Shonts suggested there should be,
the one sort of traction might be al
lowed less and the other more, for both
are needed.
The successful solution OF the traction
dispute reraises hope that the railway
trainmen will yet accept the arbitration
offers that hitherto they have refused to
York Globe.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-08-09

cities, these handouts consisting OF tbs
food which had been rejected at the Ia
bles. The Vermont man describes IN,
fierce fights among the stranded unfortu'
mates for these scraps OF food, and he
goes on 20 tell how a great many people
would gladly return 10 their homes had
they the price OF the transportation
There Is no doubt that settled Califor-
mans are getting along comfortably do.
spite the fact that the coast is experience
ing none too brisk tines but the people
who went there withouts capital and
without return ticket in their pockets
are hard put to Il to gain a sustenance.
II was ever thus with people who chase
a will o the wisp, For time they find
their conditions materially bettered, but
eventually prosperity moves along TO
some other place and they find them
selves forced either 10 chase after il, II
they are able, or TO accept hardship where
they are temporarily located. In the
long run prosperity evens up through
out the whole country; first one section
il favored and then another, and 80 on.
And those who give mp reasonably good
for chimerical visions are apt
to find the vision vanishing. To try an
one must be more or less
fortified with this worlds goods; but,
the greater percentage OF
hose who chase will o the wisps have
little more than the clothes on their
packs and the outgoing tickets in their
pockets.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-08-09
An Honorable Settlement.

The settlement reached in the traction
labor controversy seems equally credit
able TO both sides The companies sur.
render no right they have a right TO keep
The men gain no right that should not be
freely conceded.
Bv terror and intimidation the com
panies for years have nullified the legal
right Of their employees to organize for
the protection Of their economic inter
ests. They promise to abandon this mis-
taken. trouble making policy. The men
may Join organizations if they so please.
and the companies pledge themselves not
to interfere with the free exercise Of this
right.
on the other hand, the men pledge
themselves not to intefere with those
who do not wish to join an oresniza-
ton Thus there IS to be freedom all
around
For the settlement Of particular dis
putes there is TO be arbitration. Arbitra-
tion does not give perfect results. IL too
often means an illogical splitting OF dif-
ferences. But arbitration. with its
faults, is better than industrial warfare
Finally. the company reserves the right
10 control its employees in all matters re-
Iating to securing safety for the public,
while oonceding 10 its employees the priv
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-08-09
Is the Price Too High?

Many of our contemporaries think that
S25 900, 600 is too large for the Danish
West Indies. With this view we are
not in sympathy, Our ownership would
be an added element in safety and secur-
ity, much more easily attained by pur-
chase than by conquest. If their present
owners should attempt to transfer the
group to either Germany or Great Bri-
tain, the dispute which would inevita-
bly, result might cost us in good feeling
far more than $4,000 600
While it may be inexpedient to sug-
gest it now, we wish Mexico would sell
us Lower California, with its wonderful
Magdalena bay. Then we should know
that some possibly hostile power could
not make us trouble there. The region
is uDinhabited and nearly worthless.
No question of the rights of the resi-
dents in the form of government over
them appears involved either at st.
Thomas or in Lower California. And
wherever this country can strengthen
its hand in such ways as these, with no
cost entailed except that in dollars, we
believe it wise to do so.--Boston Herald.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-08-09
CURRENT COMMENT
The State Authorship.

The straightforward announcement of
his candidacy for the state authorship
is winning to Thos. II Cave, Jr, OF
Barre much support. He and Major
Ben Gates, the other candidate, are both
in their early prime. Both are diligent,
hardworking and painstaking, and both
are anxious TO serve the state in the
present shoes of the to-be-governor
Graham. In either case, the candidate
elected will be patriotic, persistent and
progressive in the service OF the state.
But it would seem as if Mr.. Cave had
some advantages over Major Gates. Mr..
Cave was bred to the printers trade,
and so has been trained to exactness;
he has been a bank cashier, and has
hence had experience in large financial
affairs; he has been member of the
legislature, and thus has gained an ac-
uuaintance with many of the leading men
of the state, he has been assistant
treasurer for a term of years, and in
this way has gained an insight into the
needs OF the public institutions of Yer
mont not available to his opponent.
Whichever candidate wins the state will
be sure of a good man, but Mr.. Cave
seems to have had a larger qualifying
experience than his petitor Spring
field Reporter.