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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-04-29
Nnipra@e 8c8cn Das GraMen-
Muturc6t-

St ibrer Mnipradle ant Mittlpod
ldilocrte Sri. Nsaripric Goornla1
pol oen Sltffroacttct1egnern Gb(
Ailociation Sppoieo to @unaan's
Sllffrage), Dob Ser Staat Soma in
fcillcr @cile gemillnc1 luiir0c, meltl
CT ocll 6raltell bier oaa Stinmlred)1
acGell piiroe. Sri. Gpowman, Die pol1
Sri. Mice Srelld) eingcfilbrt lmtroe.
%erfldrte, oaB iie nidt melliaer als
100000 Trallet pertrctc, Die lid> Der
SllffraAetten feinolidl aegenilher tel
len, oa lie ein 6rallcnitilnmredlt fin
idy1olid balten.
uGor allcm Iil1nel1 miirben iid) oit
Nrallcl1 politilden Gorteien anid)lic-
Zen l1no ais politi'd,e 8egner einall.
ser b%efampfen. Bic tyrallen fonllel
MIR Eann Gin ltdrferes 8cifled)t uoe,
bcller cine ltdrferc &la'le 6ilbel.
mclm lie allsn pplitiiden 6ragen &c.
oenilber uoQitdlloig l%lclltral lteben.
u@os gemilmt Gin Staot bllr6 Oas
Irallenitimmredt2 Mbinllit aars
nidts. Seben Sic iid Sic Staatcl
on, ill oel1ell Sralten ltimmen llni
! pcralciden Sic sic StaatelL III oenel
gliidlid)erpeile Sen Nroltell Dos
Stimmred)t perneigcrt mltroe. Sit
meroen feillcn ltnteridieo ST. 8mllltcr
Der erIteren finoen; cs lei Oenn, oul
lie Die opppelte 3ahl Der a6aeaebellel1
Stinmell als eil1en Gortbeil betradlr
ten. Sll Den meiijcn 6illen miiroeu
oie Trallen iiir oieiclten 8eamtan
iiir oieielhen Sadell als lore @atten
maGlen. 5ollteu lie reridieOener
Garieien als ibrr @ottcn ~al1geborel1
10 mare oieies Irarcnitinln,rcd)t Be,
@rru1oltof fir Spaltlng oes bdiills.
lidjen lyricoels liter EartcibaOer. 81,
0ralten lelber miiroclt nidlt oas sc.
ringlte oltrd) Stimmel1 gesoin1cr.
.Gsei Ser Dpppelten Stimmensabl
~nriillen al1d, oie Stelcrl1 bcDelttcnl
erbobt mcroen, ga iid) Die altsgabel
iiir Sic Wable1 oementipred)eno er.
Goben nno bergroBsrn. 5elbitoer.
iranolid betreffen Stencrerbobulger
j%ebermanl, ltlb nidt nm Die @eiibel
Don @r1noeigentbllm. 3enlt, merl
Scr &%allsbelieer nlebr Stcllern bc5o6.
len n11B, 10 idlaat er Die Steuerl
alf sic Miethe a1i.
Stntiitiidh IiiI,t iir1 l1nrIrnpiir,r NnE
MIR oielenigen Staaten Dos 1Srallel1i
%ltimmred]t eillgefil5rt ba6en, sic
ldmad) 6ep0lfert iino. Sic oidtbe-
polferten Staatell babel1 nidjt surge
%laliel, oaf 8rallcll ltinamcn. Nl11
5cbn Gro5ent ser Iral,enbepolferllll
Ger @crcinigten Staaten piini1er
oas Stimmrebt mabreno so 4ro.
sent oemlelben Experimentation
Ger @lat Der 5roll lit 5n @ollie be
libren &inoern."
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-04-29
Nod, Gin s(,%ttunnfall; aladlidrr,uciic
WicmQnO DcrlcBt.

3as lil1fe gorberrao Oes Muto=
mobils ben Gbarles sc. 2ittleton,
go. SAB &irflpopD 8ouleparb, Des
2eiters Der bieligen Agentnr Ser Sea-
Gaib Megilter Company Dotl
GaDton> Ohio, Dos BON 2ittleton's
Gbaltffel1r, Soon WcOeabon, gelteu=
crt mnroe, brad selterll slbeno an ser
gde Der Soma StraBe lt1o bes &irf=
mopb goulcnaros bon Der MaldJine
ab llro lieB oieielbe nit lolder @l,dt
gegel1 Ben &antltein I6leu0ern, OaB
Der @agan idaper belhdbigt mlr0e.
@lildlidcrpeiie farlen 2ittleton llrro
lein G6auffe1r nllr nit geringel1
SmltablGiirfnlgen oapor. Ier -an=
gerldtetc sd)aoca belallit iid) alli
lngefabr $3.50.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-04-29
staStiidJcr Silfsingcnic,r rciianirt.
golpar0 MeGm min lib nit a. %.
Compton etablirel1.

Gomaro McGpp, Ser itaotil6e
9ilfsil1ge1iellr ltno 2elttnant in 8at=
terie So, bat Ieine Nelielntion DEM
ltabtilGel Sllgcllicltr slqan 81: @ou=
olnot ein9ereidt mn0 miro idon bell=
.te aus oen1 ltaotiiden 3ienlt beralts=
.@treten. Sd}on ont Wontag miro SEER
OsicGoD ieinc meme Stellnng in Dem
|8llreau bon II. 90. Compton i'm
@bitaferz @ebGltbe antretell. @is jeb1
hit nod Nien1ano OH Stelle Don &errl1
|9ReGop erllanl1t iporoen Inn leiner
Soften bei Dem 5taotingeniellrsam1
ans5lfiillel1. @err McGoD mllros
Dor etmas ii6er 5rpei Sabren er11anrt
|als SEER @olloilnot Sen Sngeltielrs-
poiten annabm. NllberOem lit @erl
WlcGop Elm 2eltnant in Wattcrit
g"
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-04-29
Mioutag @ieoercr1ffnnns brs Scott
Gomntp &rcisacridAstermims.

ltnter oem gorIibe BON @e5irfs=
ridter y. s. @ollie mirD aln Mol1tag
9sadmittag I'M 5lpei l1br Ser Mar5.
ternlilt bes Scott GplrttD 9e5irfsge=
rid)tes abern1als eroffltet meroen,
Sic nad)iisbe1oen 6aiue oiirften lplt-
reno Ser llad)itel1 @pde sur @erbalrD.
lung gelangen:
Gbas. g. &incaio gegclt SSolpo
state Sraneliltg Mcn's Mlociation:
Nnmalte Clip e 9rib nrl6 Sllllipal
& SuIipan.
Martba 2eGlaire gesen Iapcnport
l'sopings ganf; Mnpalte, goof &
gaallff llrO gollirlger s. glod.
Bolton M. 5banf gegel ssacob SO
1idinion, Mallepermalter, Mnlpalte
|GlD & 9uib nuO Snrgent, Goof &
9alluff.
Mar 2elonef gegen SSobn goIani
Ii. g.; anmalte, g.. &. Gbe5enr ltnl
|Goof & 8aaufi.
WoGullougb Meoltp So. gege,
2aemaele Slim Serpiee; Mnlpdlte
IGorl Gambad ulo Geof & 8aluff.
George s. Mibior0 seeel1 1oaur
8%ettenOorf; Mnmalte, 5. IS. Sail
&illon, @rilf & @illon n,b SCOT &
8alluff.
Nnl1a Maenlls gegen gri.Gitt
9aailmap 60; Mnapalte, Maines &
aellp nno Game & @atermal, 500:
& @alllrff.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-04-29
&ontraft fir ne,tt @aiolinaation
Dcrgebcn.
8e6alloe ioa otr Ser 3. llro &ocf IS.
lalO Strobe erridltet merOen.

Ser &ontroft fir oie grrid)tul1g
elmer nel1elt Capitalization on Der
gsorooltecfe Ser 3. uno Nod Sslano
StraBe mltrOe geltern an Sen friibe=
rem I%oernlan at large S. Tranf See
bergaa beraeben.
3as @ebaltoe lom nidt mn praf=
.tild allgelegt meroen, lonoern al1d)
Elm @abr5eid,en Ser moOerllen 8au=
fltalt lein. Ias @runoltiid nimmt
.eirtcn sSldd)ellrallm BON GA bei IS
SUB eilt, Der bon s. 81. 6ide BERNIE
tbet miro. Illtomobile, Oie nit 60
.lolin gefiilt meroen loQeli. fonllall
al1 Ser eirer Settle IN 0as @eb6noe
6inein, -lmo an Ser anberen Seite
mieOer bilrmlsiabren, nn0 bra1ldell
0esbalb nid]t inn @ebaltbe berlrmge-
ltellert perben, I'M allf Derielben Sci
te, lpo lie in oas @ebGlloe bincinge=
fa6ren marel1, mieoer binalts5ufaD=
rem.
Gas @eballoe lelber loa bon cine,
l%fleinen Garfnnlage nmge6en merbcn,
0amit Die acknowledgements
am @ebau0c iclber mic all6 on bel
len llmge6lrlg eillen guten 9(nbal1
gepinnt.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-04-29
Gnabe upn MutomDbil
t6otlid nerlebt
,Suljn 9uMis Gartin lieat fuffnungs'
lus i'm Mercy Spipital.
Siibrer Sas &raftmagclls, ser &rabcll
%iiberiuhr, triiit fcillerlcl SdNllo
an Dem ltnfaIl.

Ser fiillf Sabre olte Soln 2ollls
|Gartin lpllroe oeltern Nbclto por Dem
|'@ouie 9io. 3is GiI 3. Strabe BON
Dem sll1toluobil Don 9onis Molcnltell1,
9tp. 24t9 Z. 9lpc., Mollnc, il%berfu)=
rcll mo 10 idnucr pcrlest, Dob Die
g(erStc, Sic Sen &leillell I'M Wcrcp
Splpital behonbelll, Ieoe Sotfllltlla
alti cine Mcttllng Nes Scbcl1s oes Slit
oes auf9cacbea habelt. IS mltroen
fcillerlei GerbaitlnScn pprgeltpm=
men, oa @plcniteill nadS Illgabe Don
msbrersn Mlt0cll5ellaen telllcrlel
SdMlo an Sem llnfall trltg.
Ger &ulabe mar nit lelncm Sllfcl,
@corqc aepos, Mp. 3tS Dit 2. Str,
bei Oclll CT ipab1lt. ipa5ieren aegan=
gen lllo mollte sic Dit 3. Strabc
frsu5en, ais ct bircft inter bas lallg-
|ian1 in nitlider Midtu1g Bic smeite
|StraBe 6inabfahrcnoc sllltoulobil' pnll
lMoienltein gerietb.
H~olcnlteill bate 0aS @arnrngs=
Iianal geaebell, opd) lpar oaslelbe BON
Dem &leil1eL ser nld)t alti Den @eg
ihaltc, ipnoeru eilliad) allf Ser Stra=
lie berumtiipftc ltno SIT leitem Snfel,
Ser hillter ibm berid)ritt, lprad), ilbcr-
bort morocr, lnlo o~cn15ufplge mar
Ioas &illo nircft in oas autotnobil
gclaufsn.
Sic ali Scr l~1nfaaitelle eridicne1c
Goli5ci lieB Den &nahen lpfort natt
Dem Mercp 5oipital ld}aifclt, mob
reno Goientbal NIT %iciller Maihinc
nadJ Ser 4oli5eiitatiol1 in Ser Staot=
baue iaFren mllbte,
9l1f Dem Sperationstiide i'm Mer=
cp @plpital %itellten bic Ben 9eluuBt=
lplen bebanoellrOen sler5te, Or. .. O.
&reltl 11no Gr. 5. &. @aller, felt,
oab Ser &lrabe einen poppeltel1 Sdd=
oelbrldL cine ldNuere Gebirncrid)ilt=
terltng, idymere inherlid)e Gerlesll1=
gen ul1o 9ll1fl1ngen, G%l1etibungell
ullo @alttabidiirfulrgen oaupngetra=
gen Bate. ginem 8eridteritatter
oieler 3eitlll1g mHroc bette Morgcll
nm balb A l1br Don citer &ral1fen=
ldNpelter 0es Mercp Spipitals mitge=
tbeilt, oaB Ser &leil1e wobl nod alll
|2etelL aber bon Den Ier5ten altfge=
gcben noroen lei. gis Inn oiclc 3eit
batte Der &labe nod nid)t lpleDer
Dos .9emubtiein erla1gt.
gu me6rere glltgell5el1gem bes tra=
giiden l1nfalles, ul,ter ibnen Ser Sn=
fel oes perlebtelt &1labcl1, oltsiagtea,
bab Holenltein a%ll3erit langIam &C.
iabrelt mar, nllo feilerlei Sdytlo on
Bent l%llfall trlrg, mllroe er ridt mei=
ter boll Ser 9oli5ei belaitigt.
Sl1 Golenitein's Maldine befalloel1
iid) al1ber ibnl nod Die naddteberoeu
Eerlonen:
6rau Mar sflopsfp, 624 10. ct,
Molinc.
6ron Gorfart, 624 10. 5troBe,
Miolinc.
6ralt 2ouis 9lolenlteirt 24t9 4
slpe., Moline.
SEER Goienitein l1no sic mOereu
Gallagiere scr Maidjine lperDen lid
5eute Morgen nit Sen 3ellgen oes
llnfales ~5ulalnnlel1 in 4oli5eimagilt-
rot grnlt Glal1iien's geriGtsfamme,
cinfinbell.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-04-29
uub Con F.. y.
ganstag, bcn 20. Npril.
alei11e @taStzWsnlgteiteu.

Nernenol Mittel gegell &belt-
n1atislnls lllt0 S6nler5elt aller Mrt
9iiepc's Npot1efc, 4O3 meltl. 9. Str.
Clarence @rllle, go. s22 @eil
Occult Strabe, 500 iid) idNpcre Ser
letlllgen 5n, als CT bci ser Nrbeit III
Ser sdladterci Don u. &. @ocnl1e,
go. 1921 @arriion StraBe, Don eli
ller Setter l%tiir5te.
@egcl1 llebertretllng ocs 9(u=
tonobillid}tgclc tes lu1roe gclterll
Morgclr 0iop aseils bon Goli5ei=
moaiIrat grnlt Glnliien 5rl elmer
8elbltrafe Don ST lnto Sen Soften Ser
&erbnllollnlg Derl1rtbellt.
1ic Iuuellportcr @ale6all=
manllidJait miro bellte Nad)n1ittag
I'M halb 4 ltbr gegelr Die Mannidaft
bon 9fod Sslan0 lpiclen.
@ic aus @allfagan gcnleloet
miro, reidte sort Albert 6. 9epers
BON Idpcllport Sri. slba @retd5el
bon SIbfpib, @is., Die SallO sum
gulloe iiirs 2chcll.
Cine bor5iiglide sn,spabl Ser
allcrnelleitcn uno bclten Sapeten fit
oae 3inlnler SIT mabigen Greiien.
Sobn u. @ittlper, 305 gselt 3. Str,
1%apcllpprt.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-04-29
@a,tbalismns.
5dmnltlide Jriibjabrsblllmen mer-
Den aus Dem @artelt Don Gll=
Dolp9 Se66eIn aeItpblel1.

Rlloolpb &ebbell1, $50. 1923 Union
sStraBc, beridtete geitern 8ormittag
Der Meoaftion bon Ser Genlpfrat' /,
Dob jernan0 ii6er Nad)t Is gefiillte
Illlpen unO ein 1l1beno &pa5intDell
outs leinem @arten geltoblen fat.
SEER Seb6ell1 6at eillen lelten i1onell
@artell, Der leitr gan5er stpl5 lit,
gon inn g~e5iid)tete 9lllmen iinb
mabrel1o Der letste1 Sabre mie0erbol1
preisgefrDnt morben.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-04-29
snnScs6c5irtsscridt bcidjlicit Ser
milt.,
Observation-Disclosures Martin S.@aoC
Miro ldlon ON %. Oeai micoer
nadl Iapcl1rort 5llriidfebrcl1.

Gas @lnoesbe5irfsaeriht oas biel
mabrclo Der lebter 3ebn Gage in 81
.tllng fpar, oertagte iid aeiterll Mit=
.tag filr oielelt Gcrnlir. Sim 30. Wlai
miro @rlnocsbc5irfSrid)ter Martill s.
@aoe nadl Iapellport 5lriidfebre1
I'M Dos n~ncrleoi9te @eldaft oes Ge=
ridfes SIT crlebigelt. eln1 Iienstag
Der nad)ltcn @odle miro nit ser Sc
ridtsiibnna i'll Gcs Moincs 6cgoll-
llell merocn.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-04-29
@urtraa iibcr @Dael,

ct. <l1o $. Strlld miro nlorgcll
Nadenlittag I'M bier llbr in Scr Mca=
oell1D Of Seiences eillen illltltrirten
gortrag iiber gogel balten. 80lz
reno ieilles jabrelangen shlientfmltes
III Clifton Sill bat iid Ir. Strllf
Dem StlOium Ser gefieDerten Sal1ger
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-04-29
6c1ttc sl6cnb srDfcr @all Scr Ger
mania y8Dpitcr=8anb".

Ser @armania ugcoiter=gan6"
oes @crmania Sangerdors miro
bellte glbenO III Ser Ianiiden Brit
OerlGaitsballe, 9eo. GOT SO. a. Str,
einen 9rol3en gaa peranitalten. Sin
Seocr, Der iid idon friiber einnnal 5u
SeItllf]felten oieicr Gereinigllng eill=
9eillnocn bat, peiB, 1uie fioel uno ll1=
ltig es BORT bergebt. Sir bas Haar
miro ein Gintrittsgclo bon SOC Die
Eerlpn erlobcn. Siebe 9(n5eige an
anocrer Stelle oieler @llsgQbe.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-04-29

Or. 9afer, 3abnar3t, @hitater
building. Mn5.)
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-04-29
&ar,ft cin ncltcs Bungalow.

$. 6. Solien, Ser Gcrfmlisleiter
Der Mileller sllalber Company, bat
BON Wt. s. &c SacD Gin n1oocrl1es
Illnl5ill1nle =glulgalpp 9o. 1911
@eit gpcllIt Strabe fir cillen grcis
pplt SS3 200 gefauft.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-04-29

Serr Goienitein llno Sic an0eren
Ealiagiere scr Maidine meroel1 lid)
9ellte Norgen NIT ben 3eugen oes
ltnfalles 5%ula1nnnelr in 8oli5eimagiit=
rot grnlt Glalriien's Geridtsfammer
cinfillbell.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-04-29
Sc,tcrlrelrdef 9enacr crfalt 1anfcs=
idlrcibcn UNI ser itabtiidcn Sc
atcrlnq 8%cttcnDprfs.

Teltcrlpcbrdcf Getcr Ieltaer Ell
.biclt geItarn N6eno nad]itebenOes
Sdrei6en, bas it'd, ielblt erfldrt:
vStaot 8c%ttcnoorf, Scott County,
Soma.
Settenoorf, Sa., %. Mpril.
Setter Icllger, IcllermcArdef Ser
Staot Iapenpprt, Scott County,
Soma.
@eebrter SEER:
Nltf Geranlaliltng 0es 9iirgernlei=
tiers nlt0 Staotratbes. DOH @ettell=
bort, pliroe id berullnl0dltigt, ST.
llell ltao Der Sprisel1folnpagnie 500.
4 fiir Sbre prolnpte gealltlportll1a
oes Silferlrfes bei Dem Ielter, bas
Dor l1llgefabr 5luei @od)elt an Ser
State StraBe I'M Smingle=Salls
ols6radj. @ir redp1en Sbren sic ID
por5il9lide geleiitete 9lrbeit body an.
SpdJabtl1ngspoQ
$. s. Ibran1lon, Stootclerf.
4. 9. Separat gcitatteu mir 81.
llel1 ltno Der Spritenfolnpagllie go,
4 als 3eidelr 1lllierer Gqafbarfci1
cine Site 3igarren."
- Merdants gransfer & 5torag.
60. Selepbon 855. (Mu8.)
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-12-18
One Spout OF the Melting Pot

II have Just come from Hawaii" I
said. "wherc there areas many Japa.
ncsc MS all the other races together"
"Ycs," replied Count okuma. "and
when they come back TO Japan they
nrc 80 thoroughly AmcricaniEcd that
they can't talk to me In their own
language"
ut Is singular" continued the pre-
micr. "how the past Is linked with
the present. Many years ago n poor
Japanese fisherman was shlpwrcckcd
and was rescued by an American
ship. He learned English and be-
came Commodore Pcrry's Interpreter.
A son Of that shlpwrcckcd fisherman
u now professor In the Imperial
university. Thus. old Japan and new
japan come together In his person.
Christian Herald.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-12-18

Ostrich skins form the subject Of
a late news Item from Cape Town,
South Africa. The truth seems to be
that there has been no business man
enterprising enough to push this side
line OF the ostrich feather business
during the last couple Of years. when
skins have been procurable ut n nomi.
nal sum. II Gun be produced In vari-
Gus colors and thlckncsses. and Just
after tanning II Is about twice the
thickness OF n goatskin. Is very tough.
with strong fiber, which. unlike ordI.
nary leather. Is not interviewer but
lies In separate layers, which can be
pulled OF by hand so as TO get the
thickness required. There Is no rea.
son, says the dispatch, why ladies'
leather goods, slippers. and other ar
tIclcs should not be extensively manu-.
featured out Of ostrich hide.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-12-18
METHOD 0F,,sAv|NG
SETTER TO "EvEN THINGS UP"
THAN EVEN THEM DOWN.
Advice Given, Youth Wa Had Re.
eeIved Small Legacy 10 Well Worth
Needing by the Man Who
Would Win Success.

In an article in the American Maya
zine a writer says:
"When an old uncle Of mine died
and left me little bequest Of five
hundred and forty-five dollars, my first
impulse was to even 1t on and II It
hadn't been for an old friend Of my
fathers l think would have succeed
ed In neatly pairing 1t down to zero.
"'What were you thinking Of doing
with that money! he asked casually
one day.
"'well,' replied, I think I'll just
take that forty-fve dollars and go for
a little lake trip, and then I'll have
FIVE hundred dollars to put In the
bank
"'Why five hundred dollarsT he
said. why not five hundred and forty
five dollarsT
"'Oh,' / replied, you might as well
have an even amount
ado you suppose you could spare
me five dollarsl' he asked suddenly.
"'Why, yes replied, u little sur
prlsed that he should ask to borrow
money Of me; but handed 1t to him.
"'All right, them he said; here's
five Misunderstanding me back that
same bill. If you'll just put this with
that five hundred and forty-fve dol
lars you'll have FIVE hundred and fifty
dollars, and that's nice even amount.
Now, II you'll put that In the bank,
In three months It will have earned.
FIVE dollars and fifty cents more, and
surely In the meantime you can scrape
together fOrty-four dollars and fifty
cents, and then you'll have an even
six hundred dollars instead of FIVE
hundred
swell, what could I do with six
hundred dollarsT I asked, not very
much impressed, as the difference
didn't seem worth the trouble.
"'Ope thing you could do replied
the old gentleman, would be to ask
your banker to buy a thousand dollar
bond for you, or. rather, to lend you
the extra four hundred dollars, keep
Ing the. bond as security. and then II
wouldn't be long before you would
have a thousand dollars, which, for
"even amounts" Is a little better than
Eve hundred
"Then with a pencil and paper he
showed me carefully just how long 1t
would take.
"'Of course you don't have to do II
II you don't want to; but ! have no
ticed'' he went on thoughtfully. that
this business Of having little by you
Is pretty much a matter of the way
your mind works. Some people al.
ways want to even things of In money
matters. others want to even them up.
And once you get started at II, think
Ing up isn't much harder than think
Ing down. For instance. II I showed
you thirteen cents, you might say. II
can spend three cents for popcorn.
and then I'll have n dlme:" or you
could say. III pu. two cents with
that I'll have fifteen cents
'~Its the downhill people. the
people who follow the path OF least
Resistance. the people who slice of a
little instead Of building up n little.
who never get anywhere In lIfe.'"
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-12-18

Sac Lut,ei ANA Dau esss sinipi,
al oruef " SCI me Iarner trauv.
~ eau, lil nis MarAeung oI rarm rrvu-
uc,s, reiers ~ TINS Malter, sayins
mat country sores rareiy aiscrimi...
ATE between goous OF aiIlerent qua...
Ies because "alraid VI losing OF o..
iehding u customer. ms
mas the eject OF making the farm.. 4,
careless about the goods they MAJ.
He'' because no premium Is placeu o..
Superior quality" again:
butter is OF various degrees O..
sweetness anu cleanliness. but TIE
eounuy storekesper does not dare 10
uisciiliinate. because eacn farmer =
vile thinks she makes the best buttsr
that can be had"
Inc same thing happens, as Well
says. Ia the case OF eggs. AS n "a.
suit there is very little incentive ia
farmers In many localities to gather
their eggs frequently. to standardize
ana improve their breeds OF poultry
10 Keep the nests clean. or to take
proper care OF the eggs" II. how.
ever butter and eggs and other farm
produce were sold for .a.t. -,
methods OF grading would be enforced
ana the products would soon be
brought to a high standard. meaning
"'sner prices for the product and NOR,
money both for the merchant and the
'0rmer.-The Progressive Farmer.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-12-18
Aluminium on Skis leno,hens jump

An Increase u several yards In the
jump Of ski.runncrs Is n rather sur.
prislng result of the process Of metal.
liSing objects by means Of spray. In
Switzerland coating of aluminium Of
the thickness Of thin cardboard Is be-
Ing applied TO the ski blades by this
method, and this not only adds greatly
to the durability Of the bearing surface
but u also very materially lessons file.
ton. aud tends further to prevent csk.
Ing Of snow on the blades. II II the d.
mlnlshed friction that lensthens the
jump.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-12-18
EACH TOWN SHOULD SAY NOT
ONLY "eUY FROM U.s." BUT
SELL TO U.s."

As Prof. L. c. Branson has pointed
out, the town that is to justify It's ex.
istence must say TO the farmer not
only But from u.s. but also Sell to
u.s."
We believe farmers have a right to
demand this sort OF service from the
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-12-18

town where they spend their money.
Moreover. It will be better for all con-
cerned II the buying is kept on cash
basis. The South will never be rich
country until there is a cash market
for corn. hay and live stock. as well
as we'll as for cotton.
So long. in fact. as II is barter
proposition we are never going to get
on the right basis as to grades and
standards. A merchant often has to
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-12-18
KNIGHTS OF PVTHlas.

Regular meeting OF the lodge Tues.
day nisht at $ o'clock sharp. Work
In the third degree. Every member
urged to come out Frank Niece. C
c. r. T. Smith. X. Of II. and $.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-12-18
ROPE NO DOUBT
WILL CO HIGHER
Production Of Yves,sn slssl Gu, shor,
by Severe ssorm-ls IS Per
Cent Below Normal.

New York. Dec. is.-worst storms
In the history Of Yucatan. Mexico.
have cut down the production Of sisal.
show receipts. about t5 per cent be.
low normal
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1916-04-15
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
23rd judicial DistIic. Court-Par-
ish of St. Mary.
Succ ssion of Mrs. Annie Mary
Christianson, widow Of Jorgen
Svarrer, Deceased. No 36.1.

Notice is hereby given to the credi-
tors Of this estate and to all other
persons herein interested to show
cause within ten days from the ate
of this notification, why the lina ac-
count, presented by Andrew l. Hoy,
executor Of this estate, should not be
approved and homoloyated and the
funds distributed in accord,uce there
with.
In evidence whereof, witness nv Of
fetal signature and the impress OF the
seal of my office, this TIA day of April.
A. D., 1916.
JOS. J. SCHWARTZ
Dy. Clerk of Court.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1916-04-15
ANNOUNCEME ENTS:
FOR THE LEGISLATURE
LOUIS SIANA.

|, the undersigned, do hereby
announce my condidacv for re.
election for Representative to the
State Leg s!a'ure from the Parish
# st. Mary, sutj 'ct to tho actiou
OF the Progressive Parry
GEORGE VEEDE2.
Charenton. La, March l, 1916.
To the Voters Of St. M,ry Parish:
t. ke this NJ thod of uonounc.
ing my candidacy az a IN 'mbar
Of III: Legislature. l will apore.
ciate your vote and your support,
PERCY SAINT.
Voters of ST. Mary Parish:
| wish - anncuac, my candi.
dscy for Member OF the Lpgisla-
e and solicit ycur vote on April
lo.h. Ny bast attention will be
given TO IL alters Di interest to ,his
sec ion and assure you of my ap.
fr, citation Of your support.
j. Nj. DYER.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-03-26
MERCHANT
OBSERVES BIRTHDAY
Jacob Levitt Proves Himself F'risiky
Youth at the Age of Seventy
two

In celebrating his seventy-second
birthday Thursday night, Mr.. Jacob
Levitt, one of Rlchmond's oldest and
hest-known MERCHANTS, proved him
+aelf a meBe youth by holding his own
in oratory and cavoTting with any one
II large company of his friends. who,
helped him celsbrateA occasion at
his home. A sumptuous supper was
provided, and old fashioned dancing
was INDUCED in by the company for
several hours. Among those present
were:
Mr. and AIRS, J. C. Levitt, yrr. and
Mrs, NJ. Weinfeld, MIR. and Mrs NJ.
Schwartz, Mr.. and Mrs, William Joel.
Mr.. end Mrs. Manly Bottighimer, Mr..
and Mrs. J. H. Jornesoff; Mesdames
X. Stern, Fl BottIghimer P. Bottfg-
himer. r. Cohen, r. Curtis, c.
Schwartz, Nathan Lehman, of Suffolk;
S. Weinberg; Misses r. Bottinx
htmer, 3. Sachman, Bette Bot
:lghimer, Hattie Bottighimer, F1ossie
Bo4tghimer. Cariyna 9otHrhfmer,
Regina Schwartz, Regina Weinfeld,
Adele Levitt. Dr. Edward n. Callsch,
Alfred Schwartz, 8. y. Stern. Henry
Curtis. Eugene Cohen. Arnold Vein
berg Ralph Weinfeld and Jack r.
Levitt.