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St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1916-04-22

Hon. Chas. Holcomb. district at
torney of East Baton Rouge Parish
was q visitor here Wednesday,,
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1916-04-22

Mrs, 8. Schwarts returned sunday
evening to her home in New Orleans
after 4 week spent here as the guest
Of her brother and sister-ln-law. MT
and Mrs. c. E. SchonberE. %
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1916-04-22

Miss Lila Thompson spent Sun.
day In New Orleans IS the guest o
her aut, Mrs. Lila Thompson, ane
cousin, Mrs. Paul Griner.
Miss Anna Morrel left Wednesdar
for New Orleans where she VII
spend several days.
Mr.. H. r. Mcleod, Of New Or
leans, is the guest OF Mr.. and Mrs
]. e. Nilsson.
Mrs. NJ. Mercadel. OF New Orleans
and little daughter, Avis. are spend
ing some time here at their summer
home.
Mrs. J. H. Glass was New Or
leans visitor Wednesday.
Mrs. ]. L. Brister and daughte'
spent the weekend at Mrs. George
Arbour's on 10Th avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ches. Muller, OF New
Orleans. are spending few days a
their summer home in Claiborne.
Misses Kate and Mary Stevens. OF
New Orleans. are to spend Easter
week with their sister-in-law. Mrs.
W. ]. Stevens.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1916-04-22

Got your commercial fertilizers
from Alextus Brothers Co.
ap15-2t~
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1916-04-22
SERVICES AT THE BAPTIST
CHURCH.

There will be services at the Bap-
tist Church, in Covington, the dTst
and third Sunday OF each month at
IL o'clock .. m. and 8 p. m. Sum
day School at GAS q. m, B. Y. p. U.
meeting at p. N.
REV. H. A. GOERING,
Pastor.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1916-04-22

Mr.. e. P. Kinchen, Of Poncha-
toula. was a Coviueton visitor Thurs
day. ~
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1916-04-22

4 Mr.. I'd. Evans returned Sunday
night from New Orleans.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1916-04-22

Mrs. E. r. RAYMOND and little
daughter have returned to their home
in New Orleans, after . week spen'
ae1e as the guests OF Mr.. and MRS.
D. NJ. Montgomery.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1916-04-22

Mrs. Marth F. Todd, Of Bayou La
combe, spent Thursday here as the
guest Of Mrs. Phari3 and the Missed
Lou and Mamie Pharis.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1916-04-22

Get your commercial fertilizers
from Alexius Brothers co.
ap16-3ts
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1916-04-22

Give pair of dark eyes, and a set Of dimples-o
rectly placed-and not who the mother-in-law!
didn't say this, did he?
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1916-04-22

Miss Lizzie Guillot, Of Algiers, i
the guest of .Ars. ]. H. Glass.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1916-04-22

Mr.. and Mrs. E. Miltenberger. OF
New Orleans. ar, spending some time
here.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1916-04-22

Miss Louise Cazes left Friday for
Port Allen, where she will spend the
Easter holidays at her home.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1916-04-22

Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Sanchez spent
last sunday in Baton Rouge, visiting
home folk.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1916-04-22

We hope that the other of this month
Friday of Ring and the Easter Sunday Clean Pol
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1916-04-22
on MARS HILL-An Easter Sermon.

After nearly twenty centuries like distant melody the story
Keeping
night wholly
unspeakable
risen," said the fiery JewRoman
stricken Teacher is all preaching in vain
followed occurred Athens
episodes history Of religious events On the
dedicated the God of War, Paul told the efee and
sensitive that their zeal religious they had found
render for that them
he had discovered altar to THE UNKNOWN GOD
UNKNOWN GOD
beginning OF hundred
when the preacher neriered with the dolindustry.
unheard Of Heenes
Apostle rser'"The unknown God!
Truth be MUST
COULD OTHERWISE.
Y do not know whether treat with Kindness nsec powder
1t
He Q leaps he
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1916-04-22

Mr.. and Mrs. Padh. Of New Or.
leans. are the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs.
w, H. Kentzel.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1916-04-22

pillow to be drawn for 1t resi-
dence Of Mrs. J. s. Jones. on Ab1ts
road, April 20. 1t 1 p. M. lot the
benefit Of the Methodist church
Mr.. A. D. Schwartz was New Or
leans visitor Sunday. -
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1916-04-22

There certan burdensome creature in this town who
~ do whether treat with kindness instect
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1916-04-22
Miss Susie Richardson, Of New Or
leans, has been the guest Of Mrs. w.
J. Stevens for the past two weeks.

Miss Susie Richardson, Of New Or
leans, has been the guest Of Mrs. w.
J. Stevens for the past two weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Padh. Of New Or.
leans, are the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs.
w. H. Kentzel.
Miss Louise Cazes left Friday for
Port Allen. where she will spend the
Easter holidays at her home. -.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. Miltenberger. of
New Orleans. ar, spending some time
here.
Mr.. e. P. Kinchen, Of Poncha-
toula, was a Covington visitor Thurs
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Mangham and
little son have returned to their home
in New Orleans, after several days
spent at their summer lome here.
Miss Lizzie Guillot, Of Algiers. il
the guest of 4Ars. ]. H. Glass.
Mrs. Lille Massman spent We'd
nesday here as the guest OF her son
and dauEhter-in.law, Mr.. and Mrs. A
E. Massman.
Hon. Chas. Holcomb, district at
tornev of East Baton Rouge Parish
was a visitor here Wednesday,.
Mrs. E. =. RAYMOND and little
daughter have returned to their home
in New Orleans, after . week. spen'
aere as the guests OF Mr.. and MIS-.
D. NJ. Montgomery.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Sanchez spent
East Sunday in Baton Rouge. visiting
home folk.
Mics Berthe Seller, DOT New Or
leans. who spent the past week here
AS the guest Of Mrs. E. J. Frederick
and Miss Carrie Frederick. Is visit
ing Mrs. H. T. G. Weaver this week
Miss Myra Melancon left Thursday
evening for her home In New Or
leans. where she will spend the East.
Or holidays.
Mrs. s. schwarts returned Sunday
evening to her home in New Orleans
after . week spent here as the suest
Of her brother and sister-in-law, Mr.
and Mrs. c. E. SchonberS.
Mrs. Marth F. Todd. Of Bayou La
combe. spent Thursday here - the
guest Of Mrs. Phari3 and the Missed
Lou and Mamie Pharis.
Get your commercial fertilizers
from Alexius Brothers Co.
pillow to be drawn for 1t resi-
dence Of Mrs. J. s. Jones. on Aoits
road, April 20. 1t I p. M. for the
benefit Of the Methodist church.
Mr.. A. D. Schwartz was New Ut
leans visitor Sunday.
Mia Maggie Love and Mr.. Ed.
linton. of New Orleans. spent Sun
day here as the guests OF Mr.. anc
Mls. Julian Smith.
Miss Mary Pinckney. OF Mande-
vile. spent the weekend here 40 inc
guest OF DR.. and Mrs. NJ. h. Fisher
"
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1916-04-22

The Pharsees sit In Moses seat: All therefore whatsoev
i'd you observe that and do"-Mattxxlu. 2-3.
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guffriiden BON Gpliterm66el.

9a5u gsuiigt niat Elm griinOIides
&lopfen unb 9iiriten, maj mug bic 8ez
8iige aud fsu1t dbpiI6en. sgiir qfii6s
nobel nimmt man 8aIer nit etiDas Cal
miotgeiit eemtI9t, pomit man Elm 2ein=
tub anfeu4tet, nm NIT bieIem ben qliilh
Itri9peiie db3ureihen. 9ann nirb nit
trodenen Sii9ern na1QeriebeR. sgir
gTiine 8e8i9e empfieblt f9 Elm 3uIaB BON
Ghig itatt SGlmtatgeif. @ebliimte
M0belitoffe reinigt man am beIten nit
I6aumigem Geifenmd1er, Dem Elm G6uB
Salmiotgeilt beigeFilgt 1T. @tt Diefer
9OIung fpirb cine 8irIte angefeu6tet unb
Der Stoff dbgebirIet, boa 10, baB ct
ni6t gang bur6pei6t, man muB babel
INNER nur bic OberfId9e BEG biden 81. :
.fes unfeu9ten. Dam mtB NIT einem in
reinem MaFer gendBten u1t bdnn aus
%9sfprungenen Sud naageniI@t unb 3uz
lebt nit trodenen nadgerieben fueroen, I'm
bic pbenaui liegenpen Gdrbteilden au ents
ternen. lin Q~eoerbe3iige an reinigea,
muB mar bieIe 3uerit gut bonn Stuub
befreien imp bdAn nit 5erpentinfpiritus
dbreiben; 5ettfleds entFernt man aus 2es
Der, inbem man bides 6iltrierpqpier,
me6rfu9 5ufummengelegt, init 8en3in
trdntt unb 6ieIts duff bic beFledte 5teIe
6rIdt, inbem man es NIT einsm I6tperen
9egenItono btluitet.
Eorbm6b&l tDeroen bur4 8eittpeilis
9es M6DaI9en nit elmer nei6en 8iirte
uno Sobalauge bon Gtdl6 uno SdmuB
aereinigt unb an Der 2uft eetrodnet. =
9piegelfaetben folen mad BEN
iibliden Reinigen nit einem nllr aan3
tpeni9 in Spiritus ober Petroleum olaez
feu9teten Sud iiberipifHt peroen. Sies
burd berIdpinben bic ben 6enHerf6eiben
neiit anbdftenben unreinli6feiten unb
i~nsbeIonbere bic Bel Sonnenli6t erIdeiz
member 6ettflede. = lin ftarien geru6
aus pel3pert 81 bertreiben, empfie6It
ii4 Folgenbes @erTdbren: Grifd a~ebrdnts
ter Bobnentdffee iDirb iebr fem 9enlabIen
nnb odmit BAG pel3pert sienli9 oidt
betreut. SisrduF fperben bic gel3tiide
luftbiht in papier - arr beien gefqas
mentpapier - aebiat uno bas gaase in
Elm Wolltu9 eingeIhlogeu. Gad brei
3ngen pitberbolt man oas 9erfdhren.
ilopft bonn bas gtl8pert griinbIit a.s,
liiftef IS fir Gin padr Gtunben unb +
%nndnsencbme, iAurfe @erlid 1T btrz
19iptnnen.
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cine Iau6er uusgsfibrts Siopfe Ilebt iteis
beiier aus iDie Gin nod 70 gut einaeIebtes
Slid. EH4lpGI6e nnb Sdnbtiider foirb
man ipobl iiberbaupt nift fItden, s6enfo
IL bfsS Bel 9ai9entiidern ausaeI6Io6en,
aud @rItlipesndfde iollte bdbon berf6ont
bleibeH. QIe feline aeibpaIdt fpirO man
ebenfalls fe1r lingsrn flidcn. gger cine
cute RafdinenitOpfe uusfi6ren lam, ipirb
E4 bic miibsbolt @rbeit iebr erlidtern.
DAB man 3im SiopfeH beIteu SptIt pers
penoet, ben man 10 teilt, 6dB er benz s5aoen
bes bstreffenben @eipebes entIpri6t, unb
nit m0sIi4t fetusr Babel drbeftet, 1T
ipobl nlbeiaunt.
8eim Gliden beibt Is Dor alien 9inaen,
ii4 ben genau peFaa6tn SioIf Sl beIors
gen. Damn gift bic dlts Reoel bds Slid
liebsr su srob ME gu tlein 5u I6neiben,
fonIt beginnt mad Der nd9Ten MGI9e bic
4rbett bon neaein. Menn Is Il9 ntdt UNI
iebr groBe Slidsn bdnOelt, III es ratIamer,
lie NIT Der Sunb ein8uieBen, bic Ma16is
neHndberer etbt bdrtere, mdrtierfe Mdns
Der, aud tam Der oft miirbe Gtoff leiht
einreiber. @ud bier berpenbe nun fenes
@drn unb feline Babel. Die 8ettlaten,
bic ftsts in Der Mitte 3uerf reiBen, ipers
ben bur9 bas betunnte ,Stiir3en" biebers
9ersefte[lt. ,. &. man i9neibet lie in Der
ltitte Der 2dnge mad burG unb felt bic
beibeu Debeturntsu 5uiammen. @er bds
fahber unb gut MAIDEN mil, Der nebme fid
bic 3eit uno ndbe bic 8e6etanten qdns
fem unb bidt ~iibernen6li6 suIammen.
Sebr mii6epoa 1T bag @usbeFern BON
Stiderei dit DGI9egegenFdnben. Sier ers
gdr8e man lisber ben 8sIaB, trenne porz
fi4ba bic olte Stidersi, bic oft 8lpiIdens
geiebt 1T, aug, beriDenbe aber bier5u ipeber
S4ere md MeTsr, ionbem sie6e nit elmer
gedoel ben Saoen aug. @ebr prattiI9 fpirb
Ii9 in bisIen Sdlsn bis 8trpenben bon
IdmaIem 9atiitbanb eripsiien, bag gum
einfaFsn, ltnterIegen ufc. bienen fam.
Bel ben ieBissn bo9en GtoHpreiisu lit
Elm IorefGltiges MdI9eaugbeRsrn me6r
benn lie geboten unb lobnenb, bet outent
@iaen fam e8 ieber fel6ft ausfii6ren, unb
ltePung madt aud bier BEN Meifter.
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Cine 9esegnnn9
init &0nig getet.

Wlitten in ben nilpen Bergen Albdaiens
bat Elm olbaniI9er Nr3t cine 8egegnilag
nit aOnig qeter gebdbt. SIN einem 8riei
an einen 6rennb in llestiib i9ilbert er
ieBt biefes triibielige grIebris. IS mar
cine fur9tbare Ndtt, bon grauIomer &dlte
ltnb nilosm Gturm," I9reibt CT in bieiem
Brief, bic i9, bur9 cine 8eife ge8ipuns
gen, in einem elenben 8orfe duf benz Bcge
nab Stutdri berbringen mlBte. IS lpar
Elm perfaaenes Sdis, bas i'd gefunben
bate. Stall unb Stube &paren nlir bur6
cine elenbe 8retterlpdnb eetrennt. Sn Der
Stube Inlief Der @irt 6es 9aules. Sd
ieIbIt berbradtt bic Qa9t i'm Stall BET
Ieiner ein5igen Sub. SD fonnte ni9tA9las
fen, obfppbl es iaOn tief in Der Nadt
mar. Der S1neeIturm tobte un6 beoedte
ba8 Dad oes 6alIieS INNER bt9ter NIT
f9perem Sdnee. Sin S~erlaufener 5unO
beult irgenbtpo in ben Bergen.
pI6blif ttopft es nit ftarten Shldgen
an bic Sir. Cine beiIere Stimme 5dreit
in befeblenbem Son dif ierbii9: Deli
mel" Mein Mif eebordt benz 8efehl.
SIM untel Der 0aat fam man birh bic
asDffnete Sir pitr atiter erblidsn. 3tpei
iiuo bereits BON ibren Sieren geItiegen
unp bsben nit GROCER GOrsfdlt einen britt
ten, %eingetpidelt in einen groBen Mldntcl,
BON Ieinem pferee berunter. Gorgidm
tragrn ie i'm in bas 3immer. Sc linO
ierbifAe Sffi3iere. Sen Dritten balte i9
fir etneu b%eripunbeten Rdmerdben. sim
be 6euer AM" befthlsn fie BEN 8eliBer
Der Siite. 9ie brennehben G6eite fldms
men duf. Der 9erfpunoete neben mir
f1lieBt bic 4ugen, nsnbet ben &opf BEN
9untel 81, uno bel Dem brennenben Seuer
erfenne ia ieBt in Dem Sritten nit BEN
bertrodneten 3ieeunergefidt, ben %tpirreH,
fpeiBen 9adrftrdbneu unb benz berdbhdns
genben neiben S9nurrbart. ben 80nig
Peter BON 6erbien. ltnterOthen erIGeintn
mod Stpei Slfi3iert nitb Spei Sol0dtea,
fe finb nit 3iiten beIaben, bic iie SfFuen,
nm ben 4Onig forgIdm puf Elm clenocs
Eager 5u betfen. Der &onig Ieaf5t un6
iaat trourig gu ieintn 9egleitern: sSd
Ddnte euh, meine Griiber, i'd oante eudil"
Die STfi5iers beriuden nit ben gcrettetcn
8orrdten einen Slid gu bsden, aber Der
9Snig lebnt eB ab, gu eFeu. aur ciner
Ietner 8esleiter, offenbur Der grst, eibt
ibm sttpos gu trinien. Stumpf nRb
itumm, pbns Elm Wort gu rsoen, itber bic
0Ffi8iere nm ibren a6nig berrm. nS9fos
fen Sic Elm penig. ruben Sic fi4 aus,
meiut Strrenl@ Iagt btr R0nig gu ibueu.
Die 9ffi5ere itredeH f9 ouF Dem 8occn
aus, 70 gut ss gtht.
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@aiaeansbeifer

9as ri4tige 4nsbtiern bon Mdfde bsrs
ldugt eintn 3iernIi9 boben Grab pon @es
I9idlidteit. Dor alien aber GigeHbett uub
Schulz. Sc ioa bier nidt BON 4units
Itopfen unb bergl. bic aeDe ietn, bies lit
cine 9eanit, bic erlsrnt perbeH 'muB. Gs
tomrlen aber un3dblige berfhtebenartige
5Gle in jebem 9dls9alt bpr, bic elmer ges
fGidten 6dnb bebiiIen. quf bas Nus
beferu Der @df2e foa iberan binreihsnO
3eit beripenbet peroen. benn iebe Suuss
fran tDeiB, tpiepiel Wert in einem sefils
ten 8dIheTdrant itedt, unb pie t%oitipielis
Rsuanfdaffungen ftub.
go lange tUie m0gti6 tpirb ma bic
G9d6en NIT @topfsn gu beittn fu6sn,
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ner ba brauBeh i'm g8siteu ni6t, oIs ite
Dem Sob feline 8eute %ubjosten. aber Incl
8lnmen pflan5t, mub aud DdHsr trd9eit.
&etn aampf lit f9perer fir ben Wiens
faen, als Der nit BEN eieeneu SD. unO
70 nirb aud bas &ingsn nm neuen @ldp=
ben unb neues Soften nint INNER gIei6
eelingen. 9d perben ndrme Sonnens
griiBe uub tribe Reeentaee nit eindnDer
abpedIeln. ober @laube unO 9ofFnuma
iperben uns aud bic "lteilert uno mii6fam=
fen SteIen unferes Deges i~iberipinbeA
laffen.
Bir lonen lie uns niat nebmen IaItu,
mir folen ie felt balten ols telren Be-
fiB. bas bobe 3iel, bic guten. reinen WiiHz
ide, Die fleinsn 5rsuoen bes 2ebens, bas
feite 9ottOertrauen, 6us frobe, felige 9of=
fen = benn Ie bepirfsn ri9t MIR Muns
Der = ie tnb 5uelei9 bos @ebeimnis bes
menf6li9en @liids. u. $.
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gcridiebcne meme Sanbarbeiten.

Cine rei3enbe Neubeit IN Sanbdrbeiten
bilben 9sden, 8orbdngs. Milieus, 2dufer
IL. I. tp. aus geripptem 2eineH, meiIti IN
9afurfarbe eebalterr, nit Ihn1rSen paGes
poilI6niiren per3iert. Nus bisisn fperoen
biibI1e MuIter aufeenG6t, bduptId9li9
ais 9proire. Die S9niire tuerben %
Biz 3 3ol puFdendbt, bpn elmer aante
sur anberen, edge Muiter. perben ft69
INNER b%ebor5aet. Die tlsinen @iirfels
ooer a~lesbldtter, bic aus BEN idlparSsn
BaHepoil anf bic Geinlpanb genGbt iperz
ben, fiilt man nit 6tdhIiidsret aus eeIs
Der Geioe aus, mas iebr bornebm toirft.
Gtbr apart Ylbt aud bnntslbldues Gsinen
nit oransefdrbisen SIhper8ierunsen aus,
bic man aIs I9male Streifen OnruuIteppt
uno nur in ben gdsR 5u einidder 4ras
bsste bsrbinoet; aud fir Sopbdtife en- tanu
bieIss Bacterial perpenoet pereen. Sebr
hibIde &iIeu fam mai ebenfdlls diis
uneebleiaiem 9duernlsinen bsrItslen. auf
elmer Settle aeihnst man Elm einfades
Miulter nit 8lumen, 8ldtteru ooer Bee
rem ouf, bic aontursn fperbsn nit farbis
gem Dafdsarn i'm Stilftih uusgefibrt,
biz 8iiluna pirb NIT 6sliosfarbsn (ibers
all trbdlilid) bemdIt. Diele GiIIen baben
trob Der Malerei ben @or3ug, baB man lie
gut mdi9en Tam. Gs empfisblt iin aud,
Elm aiFen fir fin, aus pnHeHbem @tIas
ODER SdtiH, 81 ndheH. bas man nit 81
bern ODER &dpot WflonSsnbamer) fiat.
DIR btmalte 2eineniibsr5ug pir0 bariibsr
se5pgsn uno an Der oberen aantt nit
bibihen &dnosrn perIe6sn, bic man gu
aiDei Ilolitn SmleifeH binbet. 9ds sieents
li1e aiiien bleibt 0anH obtn itelsupeiie
fdtbar unb lpirtt iebr OEiaiuea.
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'2lenes in Sti6srei- yorlaSea
AydIH ~ sYaas9 saYYs sssSY

Dus GtidmuEsr fam birett bon Der 3sid
uung dbgssdblt psrbsn. Der itd bic groB.
arbsit nitt maGen min, bsfnrdnIe iid
duf bic @usfibruns bes S9riftIi6eH obtt
bes 8lumengepinbeA bas mad @eliebsH
in rot, blau oOer msbtInrbig gsifidt tpirp.
Die Mluiternng lam aud fir unoere @ss
ssnitdnbs, 9sdeu, Sol9en, gdufer u. N.
@ermenbunq finDen.
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@ardsbeutel.

es trrsi4ten uus in LETTER 3sit OisIs
anfrasen I'm &rsu5itidmuiter NIT beuts
idsn auH6riftsn fir Sdus6oItsstssn'
itdnbe. 8iefen @inT6en trussn mir biers
NIT ge9nuns unb brinsN beute cine
areu5iti6porIdae fir einen MdI4ebeutsl.
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9as qnf6etuabren Der seife

geI1iebt, in6em man bic SEIZE in Stite
I6neibet unb Iie 10 legt, baB 5piIden ie.
benz Slid bic 9hft etlpas 3utritt bat,
10 bdb bic 5eife boatpmmenJ augtrodnet,
4usgttrpdnete Seize 1T nieI ausgiebissr
cls ipenn Ie in nod pei4em 3uItanbe
befpenoet fuirb.
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Die Sbei Striubbere Simmer i'm
Rorbii6en Muieum in Stod6olm iino
ieBt fertig einssridiet unb Der aleemsins
belt iiber9eben por6su. Sc bdnSelt Ii6
lm ods Qrbsits5immtr bts 0ittsrs uno
Inn has %Togeuannfe .9islisr", bas untcr
benz RameH Der blait 5urm- btfamlt
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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-03-01
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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-03-01
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Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1916-10-10
FOR HARDING.

Stratford Courier: Ever since the
primaries in June a hard fight has
been put up against w. L. Hardirg's
candidacy for governor of Iowa and
the Courier has been one of those
newspapers who have been on the
fence with regard to the matter.
This paper has watched with con-
siderable interest the fight that the
Meredith supporters have been put
ting up against Harding, and it has
taken the pains to investigate some
of the charges made with the result
that the Courier has Joined the ranks
of those who are going to help
Harding win the election this fall.
The Courier believes, that the charg-
es that are being made against w.
L. Harding are absolutely unjustified
and unwarranted. It believes that
they have been trumped up by the
combine in Des Moines to hurt the
of the. best man on any
ticket for the office. One day they
accuse Mr.. Harding Of being a mud
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1916-10-10

him so to vote. In that he did just
as the candidate whom E. T. Mere
dith supported for the legislature
from Des Moines would have voted.
No. 5. Harding voted against
the early closing bill at the request
of his constituency. Il
No. 6. The Freeman-Tribune
cannot answer that. The anti-sa-
loon league charged the committees
were wet, but it is fair to presume
that the anti-saloon league was just
as unfair and unreliable in that as
in making the same charge against
Chase and McFerren. 1t is a fact,
however, that while these commit
tees were doing business at Des
Moines the mulct law was repealed
and every saloon in Iowa was Wiped
out. Had Mr. Harding's committees
been as dry as the Sahara desert
they could have done no more. What
do you suppose, Mr.. Hummel, would
have happened then had Meredith's
candidate for governor been in the
executive. chair and had the demo-
Gratis for whom he voted been in the
Legislature and the Office of lieuten-
ant governor?
No. Z. The Freeman-Tribune is
not sure just what would have hap
pened. But it feels absolutely GER
tain that had the men been in pow
err for whom E. T. Meredith voted
nothing of a dry nature would have
gotten through the legislature last
year or any other year during the
past quarter of century.
The Freeman-Tribune will hardly
agree with Mr.. Hummel that these
questions have been asked in fair,
square manner" The insinuation is
present that the Freeman-Tribune is
likely to dodge them. What does
Mr.. Hummel mean by insisting up
on straight and intelligent an
swer?" and 81 am going to insist
that the editor give straight for
ward unequivocal answer" and II
want readers to notice just how the
editor answers" That is all bunk,
pure and simple, and if Mr.. Hummel
has any more interrogations to fire
in our direction we ask that he cut
out such nonsense, or we shall de-
cline atfemnting to renlY
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1916-10-10
QUESTION ANSWERED.

Democrats have insisted upon ask
ing republicans in season and out,
What has President Wilson Done,
That Mr.. Hughes Would not Have
Done if he had Have Been in the
Presidents Place." The republican
national committee has given the
following full and complete answer
to this interrogatory:
Mr.. Hughes, for example, would
not have been a candidate for sec
ond term had he been elected on a
platform denouncing the second
term and pledging him to retire at
the end of four years.
Mr.. Hughes as president would
never have numbered his cabinet
with Bryan, Daniels, and Redfield.
He wouldn't ever have permitted
Mr.. Bryan to break up our splendid
diplomatic corps in Central and
South Americas, corps that was
performing a great work in the es-
tablishment and furtherance of
commercial relations, to make jobs
for a lot of hungry politicians-"de-
serving Democrats" as Bryan phras-
ed it.
He never, after being elected on
platform declaring for free Pan
anna canal for American cOast-wise
vessels, would have abolished that
law at the command of England.