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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-11-11
YIN sasc aisacfiibrtcr Ginbr,d iuirh
Hplisei aemelbcf.

@abrcno Strait g. 20. s(oc, go.
1920 Gof SslanO StraBe, am 9on=
nerstag %9fadJmittag III Der ltnterell
Gtaot ginfalfe mad)te, pcridafften
iidl Glnbrcd)er 3lttritt SIT itrcr 8o5=
allng lt1o itablen ollber ciniael1
%lnertbppllen Sd)mltdgege1italtben
altd) cine grobere Sllmme @elbes.
Ger IiebltaAl mtroe crit gciterlt Ser
Aoli5ei gemeloet.
Sic Ginbreder ldeillen geieben slt
baben, Dob 6ral 9loe Dos @alts Der
'lallen Datte ltllb itdl 0al1lt rnittels eli
11es Nadddlliiiiels 3ltritt su oentlel=
len ncrldaift samlntlid)c ailten,
SdrGllh mo &alsc1 ser @obnl1r1g
aparer pall belt Ginbrebern geoffnet
ltll0 bilrd]llld)t mproelt.
gr. gefer, 3aHnar5t @bitafer
Building. Nln5.)
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-11-11
Staht nuh Gonap,
Samsta9, ben ii. giooember.
Geiae @,tabtzyfenialctttu.
-Merben.O Del MitteI eeseltMbeuma.
tisniis unh Shmer5en aIer Mrt.
Riepe's Mppthefe.

Sri. Wcia Sart, 9eo. III @ei
S. StroBc, reiltc 6e.ie SIT friibey
MorocnitulOc nadl Niep Dorf ab, mo
tie iid) cinigc 3cit bci Gcrmanoten
a%ltf5l1balten gebenft.
Sri. @iariclot, sic iih ciniae
3cit int Sauic bon Srall M~r5ber9er,
$50. 921 Git 2euiit Strabc, al1fae-
faltcn hat, fclrte nod GDica9o 5lt=
tiid.
Srall .. 9. auGcmann BOZ,
Wsaqupteto, So., lulo ibrc Iod)tcr,
sri. Nlarion Sane &%ld)cn1al1lt, hicl=
ten lidl gclterll uli Dem @c9c nad)
gstllscatine III Supcnport 5l1 9eilld)
nuf.
93atb cincm fllr5ell altientbalt
Gci sSrcnlloc1 III Iapcltpurt rsiitc
Jran 6ronf 0'eis l1ad) M%llscatine SIT
riif.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-11-11

bon &ngelp bes 5einocs. Mament-
lih IN Sitpreltben meroen bic oenf=
Dor grDBten @%orfebrll11gen fir Die
6ernbaltuu1g bon sSieber %getrpffen.
9samcntlir5 on Ser beltld)en Sltfront
fiaoet 1l1m1 fleine @ageld)erl melde
einem Spreng1pagel1, NIT benen bier.
snlanoe sic 5traBen geiprcngt lpers
Sen, bon inl1en ab1lid) ieben. 1ieic
@agen 1inb fabren0e 9miden. Sic
perOen offi5iea Santrln1gsmita ltett
gena1mt. Der oeutide Solbat bat lie
ieooh u2auiolel1ms" g%etaltft. 81.
Dielen SanirlmgsanItalten miiliell
alld bic @efangenen, rnanientlid Die
&erren Mllien, li6 ale 5mei @oden
elmer griinolidell vgntlaulung" l11s
ter3ieben.
Seoer Gin5cll1e bonn Often, Scr
belltlden 8ooen betretell mil, mui,
elm 3ertififat babert, ooB CT ul,llge-
5ieferfrei" lit. slllBer Sen ebc1bc-
ld~]riebe1eln fleinen o2auloleums" aibt
es aud rielige Sanirrngsanltalten,
Die ourdidnittlid, nit alien .&om=
forten ser Nen5eit allsgeriIltct", eine
MiQion Marf folten.
Sebes Soipital meilt eillell Stab
bon einent Gbefar5t, bier alililten5=
ar5ter, einem &onrmanbclr, bier SSs1ls
lpeftorel1, 6%reibmnoert u16 smoli
Meannlhaften Ii. cine 30 Ma,m itarta
0ad)e auf. 9ieier Stab gilt fir @p-
ipitaler, in oenell @efangene. nia
AUDI beltide 5oloaten lrbm0eltn er=
Den. Gllrh Sic &pgiene uno 5ani-
tat Ser oeuti6en 2ager lit es gelun=
gell, &1,br, 9Dpbus, Cholera nno an
6cre %berartige aranfbeiten fer1l5ll,
belten. g%efanntlih lit feline Ser Der.
b%eerenben 5enden iii 9eltihlano 81
pcrmerfen gemeien, Die ramentlid) iii
&llblan6 nnO Serbien tal1ienbe boz
Spfern foroerten. Gin mterelianter
Iaftor lit au6 0ie 3~abnpflege oes
belltlden Soloaten. 81 iino 3. 9,
3abndr5te bireft binter Ser erHe1
5euerlinie 5l fi1loen, 100 iie 11r1tel
Dem @eoonner Ser @cidlise fire Mr.
beitcn Derridten. 5elbltperitanolid
limb altb bic Soipitaler lmo &linife,
nit 3amar5ten reidlib pcrieben.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-11-11
Sm Triibjahr iibcridnucmmtcs 3luic=
hellanb craielt riciiac Maiscrnte.

S. 6. Mpnlif BON Gleaiant Galcp,
|cnler Scr bcfanntcltcn. 3miehel5iibter
ncs States nllo Miittelmeltens, lit
Gl1rd) cillcrl @ctternaGtbeil nm cilte
|Grfabrlung fliigcr gcmoroen. @err
Gomid's 3micbcla iin0 lpcgen ibref
Site ltl,o 8iir5c I'M gall5cll 2anSe
befa1u1t ll1o, mic friiber, 10 mollte
&err Holnicf altd) i'm Sabrc 1916 mic
berum 3micbcln %pflall5erl. Mrtter
Natllr madltc linn oher eincn Strid
ourd sic Hednltllg ullo bl1rd) miorige
@lttcrltng p1rbe I'M Sriibjabr lcil;
.sall5es, fin Die 3lpie6cllaat bcltimm-
ties Sano inter @ailer gclett ulb
pollltatoig iiberldmemmt.
MS oas &aiicr ipater p%erbunitet
mo mlcoer abgelallfen NOR, fpnnt.
oaS 9onO lmtiirlid1 nidt fiir Ser
3micbclbad aebroltd)t neroen n1o
Nesbalb pilanstc @err Hnntid Mais
WprrD altf bas fir sic 3luiebellaot
pcrOpr6cne 2allb. Gr batte eillen ric=
ligcn Grfolg; oas 3lpiehcllano brodl=
tc iiber c%in5nnbcrt Sl1ibel Mais per
Ncrc ltno elltlhdoigte Sen Tarlner
ioourd) picle piele Msale geger bas,
Nos ct i'm 6rii9iahr perlorcn bate.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-11-11
Mabetauntcr begeDt selbit
mDrb.
Mrbcitcr pur6iAmcioct It'd
&eDIc ntto linte YMIsaoer.
!Sattc iid fir sic Nadyt Gin 3imlncr
i'm gugirba,ie pur Ytatban Stcg=
Tit, Mp. 381 Git 4. Strakc,
gemietbet.
sdeirt before Sage seiebcn gu 1a=
ben, ,uar je6od) %uollitanoig
mittellps.

Gin lngcfdbr bier5igidbrigcr
M!al1n m1roe geltern slbeno fltr5 nad)
g l1br toot al1f ieincm 8ette in eli
item 3imnler, bon Matban 5teglie'5
.9ogirbaule, 4. nr10 Soma StraBe, in
elmer rieligcll 9llrtlad)e liegen6, a1f=
fgefnnbett. gsebel1 inn altf eillett sln=
fleibetii6 lag bas blutbcflefte Naiir=
meIler, NIT Dem CT lid) Die &cble bon,
red)ten bis Sl,n linfcn DIR, pie aud)
Die 2%llftr0bre lno bic &lilsaber 0es
|linfcn &anDgelenfes 0urdidnitte|i
battc. \
GerNMa,n mub III %fltrdtbarer Ser
5meiflltng sum &alirmeller gegriffc1l
BADEN. Coroner 81. Sobn ., Can't
mel un6 mebrere bieiige 2eid)eltbe-
|itatter, lpelde sic 2eibe mipi5irten,
|iagten einiiilnmig olls, oaB Der Man1l
iiber cine l1abe5l iiber1atiirlibc 8il-
|lensfraft perfiigt 'baben muB.
3uerlt nabm man an, Dob es iib
llm einen M1orbfall banbelte, "a Sab=
~nerltan0ige allBer Stanoe tparen, 81
begreifen, mie etn etn5elner Wam1
itd cine 10 tieie Sdnittmlnbe BET
bringen fprnte, mie Der lllnbefanl1te
es getban bat. Die 5dnittpu1be
reidt bis CUR &alspirbcliali(c. Die
Worotbeorie apl,rbc jebo1 bllrd) Sic
|Sdnittpunoe an, linfen %lll1terarnt
|bie ebenfaas sme6rere 3ol brett lit
mie6er nmge1Dorfen.
Der SrembeSnar geltcrn Morger
gegen IL l1br IN Steglib' Meltol.
rant, yeo. 800 St 3. 5troBe, erldic.
men nnb batte bort ben Settler ge
|frngt, ob ct irgenbfpo elm billigei
3immer fir i'm miiie. Stegtis Der
mies i'm 0lrauf nod ieirem 2ogir
baule nn6 BORT mietbete ser lltlbe
fan11te Elm 3immerden alti Dem Brit
ten Stodlperfe fir 35c fir bie Aeadt
@egen bier llbr Asahmittags fan
er nod @anle nllo begab lidy allf leu
3immer. Ser Manll bate feitel
alfobpl gu iid) genoll1n,en, iaate je
bod, Dob CT lid franflid, fil9le mi
lpfort 81 gett 9eben 1polle. Garan
ldDloB ct Die Sbir binter iidD 81.
gbe er, 5l1m &alirmeller grill
liharfte er Oaslelbe an einem Streid
riemen, itellte iib barn Dor oen Spie
gcl ieines Mnfleioetiidcs ltnb ourdJ
idnitt lid speifellos crit sic &lils
!aoer mo baum sic aeble. s9mad
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-11-11
Observation-Disclosures SIT Sreifig Sa=
acr @ef1nanik n~erurtheilt.

Sobn sblueter, Sen @s1trpbp nno
Charles Morris, Die. pie in Der gelt=
rigen Iltsgabe Dieier 3eit1lng 6erid=
tet mprben NOR, gcltern su friiber
sMeergenltunOe bon bent @eheimpoli=
5ilten Sranf grabp perbaftet muir
Den, neil lie nngeblid 1lel1n guto=
n%obilreifen geltoblel1 batten, befon1lr
ten 1id geItern Dor Noli5eimagiitrat
@rrlit Glauilcn 0es 9iebltabls Be.
Meifen idutloig lll1o mltroen Don sem
Mid)ter 5ll ic Oreibig Iager @efallg=
nib nerllrtbeilt.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-11-11
@ranS Surp flast fiiinf Manucr an

Sn Dem geitern abgeaebcnen @e.
riht ser Sftober=S erlnin= @rano Sslt.
IN mllrOen ge9cn flint Mainncr, oit
jebt i'm Scott County 9esirfsgerid)t
aebalten lperOcL Inflagen erfoben
Ite gerbanolllng ibrer Nro5eiie oiirf
te idlon il1 uQcrnahlter Belt begin.
1en. l1l1ter Ben slngcflagicn beil1.
Set lid) altdl &omeG @re.per, meld]el
Ser g%rnmrol1ng pom Mrt Srainor on.
geflost nurOe. Nadliebelto bic SIN.
flagen:
Otto @llcbner, Grlallg,,l,g Dor
Gclo nllter falld)en 9pripiegelunaen
amci 6alle.
Sobn @aliett, lln5lld)t IN 5ppei 5ail
lei.
Mife Mapior, @ioerltano gegcl
gcamten.
@lem Burns, MISUNDERSTANDING
ell1cs u2iQltor Nl1iianee".
@olpca 9relper, 4l1griff NIT Moro.
obltdt; Morb I'M olpeiten Grade.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-11-11
9aucnpOrter lift iidl fir snnoes=
TclbartiQerie %aniperbcn.

Sranf 9. @rltbhs pom 1apcnparl
lieb itd geitcrn in Ser biciiaen Or
1:eerefrlltirltngsltation fir Sen 1ie,til
in Der gunoes= Telbartillerie allsper-
ZEN. @arO 8. Garfield BON Burning.
ton. So, lieb 1id ebenfals fir bic
5eloartilerie anperben, 1pabrenl
@iuiam 8. Iomini bon @indcIter.
&alllas. in Dos 9ul1oes=s ignalforp
.eilttrat. Samntlid)e Mefrl1ten MIR.
ZEN nah Sefferlolt @arraefs. Mo.
geld)ift, lpo iie cintrailtirt mcrbel
louen.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-11-11
2cucc=&pntraft lua lit scgn Sascr
neraeben luerDen.

Ger aontraft fir bas 11sllc Spei=
%dlcrgc6al10c, oas bon Der 9anerport
2epce Improvement Gommiilion anl
sSllbe Ser Gerrp StraBe errid)tet mer-
Ben iull, miro idon in 5ebn Iagel1
pergebell merocn, auic geltern befalmt
aclnabt ml.rbc. @ie perloutet, ba-
len cine groBe Mn5ab1 &ol1traftore.l
Nngebote ltno 5pe5ififatiotan fiir Sic
Mrbcit ullterbreitct.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-11-11
Sumtas MbeilS apltsert i'll &cttcn
0prf.

Sic Gbccsn,an Concert Gompant
BON Mltseatine miro alll SonntaQ
glbenb Tim balb 5 ltbr IN Ser 9ettcu-
rorfcr Ercsbnteriarer=&irdc Gin gro.
les &%oll5ert peral1ltalten.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-11-11
@%erianml,tne Der 2ancnGlfsseiea-
idJaft Der NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

AZ I"v~Is.~S* -
Die. 1amenbilisgeiellldaft Der
Sentld; Observation-Disclosures Drei.
.einigfeitsgemeinoe bielt am Dpn-
irerstag Madmittas i'm 5rien6lD
Soltie cine alBerit poblbelld)tc Ser
ab. Ser @allpt5tped bie-
ier 3ltlamme1funft mar Die gelpre.
d,ltng Der arrangements fir Sen gro.
Belt> aln 81. bs. Monats I'M Trienolp
Souie ab5llbultenoen ga5ar Ser Ser
eirtigung. gel Ser g%eriamnlllmg tpaI.
teten Bic Dplnen sSrnl, 3. fSlcmli1g,
Trall @rauert, 6rau $. 9siemano
Wralt Strllpe, Tralt Suit lltlb Ira1t
@illiam &allm als .@altgeberimel1.
Sabcn sic idon 90 gsiliion
Bier" pro6irt? OaeidJ NIT benz beIten
importirten @icr unb empfoblcn ppi1,
Den 8oitprcn. Sod SSsldnb grening
eonpaag. 1an5.)
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-11-11
Sur Iebtcm Rubc.
Jral 9lnna Gmsel.

Sic 9eiietuag bon ayraa Anna
Gngel erfolgtc seltern Mad9mittaa
nm 5rpei l1br bonn gral1erbaule, Ro.
PAIL Spies 5traBe, aus alf oen
Gairn1oullt 6rieobofe. 8altor Oscar
s. &orn bon Ser Del1tid : eponge-
lid : lllt1crilden Ireieinigfeitsge.
meirbe lprad) i'm &ol1ie mo ain @ra.
be. lie @abrtubtrager marell: Ser.
mon Martens, Otto @ralcfer, Glalts
Sob, Sbeobore Stneber, SRI. SEQ.
narb nnb Garl Geterien.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-11-11

= Merdontg Transfer & Storage
90. 9elepbon S55. lgn3.)
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1916-08-10
Only Moiatened tils Lima.

Omer Scudder, Columbus real es.
tate and insurance agent, told some Of
the other business men who have of.
ices In the Bassett building that he
was hot. They agreed that they were
just as hot as he was.
II can eat all the Ice cream YOU
fellows are willing to buy" Scudder
declared.
The others made up 60 cents and
sent out for half gallon Of cream.
They had notion that Scudder would
eat about quart after which they
would divide the remaining quart
among themselves. Scudder surround.
ed the entire half gallon Of Ice cream,
smacked his lips and asked them
whether they were not going to got
him enough ice cream for real taste.
The business men looked at each 9th.
er, smiled sickly and returned to their
places Of business. indianapolis
News.
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1916-08-10
TOBACCO MARKETS
Open FOR SEASON
BRIGHT PROSPECTS IN SOUTH
CAROLINA BELT FOR
FARMERS.
WEED BRINGS GOOD PRICE
Growers In Many Sections Have Reas.
ons For Rejoicing In First Sales
Of the Season.

Columbia.-Opening for the season
with bright prospects, the big tobac.
co markets of the Pee Dee section of
South Carolina began operations
August l for 1916. Something less
than million and half pounds, &C.
cording to reports, was sold, the
weed bringing very good prices.
Prices paid ranged from cents for
the lowest grade Of sand lugs" to the
high mark Of go cents pound for the
best tobacco gathered and cured be-.
fore the storm which recently swept
the Pee Dee section.
Sumter reported 100000 pounds
sold; Timmonsville. 100000; Harts.
Vile; 100000; Darlington, 100000:
Marion. $4,000; Lake City, 224. 900;
Conway. $4,000; Aynor, $4,000; Loris,
$4,000: Kingstree, 125,OOO, and Man.
ming. $4,000.
All signs, according to reports from
the tobacco markets. point to sum.
mer Of good times in the Pee Dee,
with high prices for tobacco making
up for the destruction caused by the
recent storm.
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1916-08-10
The Three PHILOSOPHERS

For the first time In their lives
three genuine, slmon.pure philos-
ophers went out riding In a motor car.
After they had ridden about twenty
miles out In the country the car broke
down. Said the first philosopher II
nave long wanted to study certain as.
poets OF nature, and this affords ma
the particular prospect i most ad.
mire." Said the second philosopher !:
u observe there Is a farmhouse over
there where food can doubtless be oh.
,talned In sufficient qtiantitiea."' Said
the third philosophers "a have long
wanted to be IN situation where,
without moving. sust tenancs would bS
brought to me by one friend, while
the other discoaraed on tile ijeauties
lof natuee. 3. l q a; a
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1916-08-10
Big Timber Cargo For A,I,s,.

Charleston. = When tho British
steamer Westbury sailed from here
with 100000 feet of timber and
crossties, her cargo completed total
OF about 100000 OF South Carolina
grown and South Carolina sawed tim.
Der that has passed through this port
consigned to the allies somewhere
IN Europe" In the last few months
and every thousand feet OF this tim.
Der that has passed through this port
has mean the expenditure OF $18 to
$40; to total expenditure of some.
thing like $1,400,0O0.
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1916-08-10
To Urge Rate Making Bureau.

Columbia.-"My position has been
that inasmuch as there is so much
complaint as to rate making, 1t would
be but proper step for the state tc
maintain fire insurance rate making
bureau. have carefully worked out
a plan along this line" said Gov.
Manning In letter to James A. Co
field, we'll known insurance man OF
Spartanburg. The governor in his
letter presents his views on the fire
insurance situation in South Carolina.
"As matter Of fact, the insurance
laws of South Carolina should be com.
pletely revised and brought up to the
requirements Of modern business
life," the governor continues.
Gov. Manning states that he will
make such recommendation to the
next general assembly as "will lead to
a satisfactory settlement Of the DIFF.
ficulty."
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1916-08-10
Delegates tc Road MeetInG.

Accommodations Watson
at the request Of the governor, has
appointed delegates to the convention
Of the Southern Appalachian Good
Roads association In Lexington, XIV.
September 5-S. The delegates named
are: LaCoste Evans, Columbia; Thad
c. Coleman. Whitmire; Paul v. Moore,
Spartanburg, DR.. r. H. Smith, Glenn
Springs; G. o. Hearon, Spartanburg;
w. F. Robertson. Greenville; P. F..
Patton, Greenville; ]. w. Norwood
Greenville; j. Thos. Arnold, Green
Vile; DR.. B. F.. Goodlett, Grenville;
j. 0. Wingo Greenville; ]. G. Cothran,
Greenville; w. H. Willimon, Green
Vile; r. l.. Hartley, Glenn Springs;
q. +. Wright. Newberry; DR.. w. T..
Pelham. Newberry; F. H. Shirley,
Westminster; w. NJ Brown, Wal.
haila; H. F. Watson. Greenwood; A.
F. McKissick, Greenwood; ]. Mack
King, Anderson; Arch B. Calvert,
Spartanburg; John M. Jenkins, Gaff.
ney; j. e. Sarratt, Gaffney; j. e.
Plaxico. Blacksburg; j. B. Humbert
Laurens; ]. B. Hit, Laurens; j. c
Sample, Newberry; j. j. Vernon.
Spartanburg; H. Stribling, Spartan
burg; j. c. Cook, Lancaster; T. Y
Williams. Lancaster; John T. Stevens
Kershaw, A. Patterson, Jr., Columbia; !;
w. A. Stevenson, Abbeville; w. T
Magill. Abbeville; M. II. Mundy, Alb
beville; James B. Craig, Pickens;
M. Laurens, Calhoun; j. L. Jeter
Union; B. F. Aston, Union; ]. G.
Mobley. Whitmire; Thos. w. Bond
Leslie; John R. Hart. York; John T.
Roddey. Rock Hill; r. f. Grabel
Gaffney; w. r. Timmons. Rock Hill;
w. f. Bradford, Fort MILL B. F.
Ramseur. Blacksburg; w. C. Foster
| Richland
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1916-08-10
THIS DEALER HAD REAL TACT
stout and Thin Customers Use Special
Mirrors In Wearing Apparel
Establishment

A dealer In wearing apparel, noticing
that his stout customers and his very
thin customers Oftel were sensitive as
to their figures. Installed two full
length mirrors Of special design, says
Popular Mechanics magazine. One was
slightly concave and the other slightly
convex. When stout customer tried
on suit she was led to the concave
mirror for self-nspcction. and was able
to see her figure as it would appear
with It's measurements reduced. When
thin person came In to try on clothes
she was taken to the convex mirror.
where the opposite effect was pro.
duced.
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1916-08-10
FEDERAL FARM LOAN ACT
Passed by the House Of Representa-.
tIves and the United States Sem
ate June 27 and 28 1916,
Respectively.
Signed by the President July II, 1916.

3.--Providcs for Il federal land bank
.system I'm the continental United States
9eYcluslvc Of AlnSka). dividing the
country into twelve land bank districts
composed of whole states.
3.--1hp system Is operated us q bu-
Heau Of the United states treasury de
partmenl and supervised by the fed
Uara farm loan board The secretary
4of the trensury is eX.oilicio chairman
sof the board with four other members
appointed by the president for eight
gears at an annual salary Of $4,000.
oDne member Is designated farm loan
commissioner nnd Is the active execu-
%tve officer.
3-Appo!ntees Of Board: (a) Farm
8oan registrar for each land bank dis.
Hsrict and
o. One or more land appraisers for
zach land bank district. Salaries paid
Sy federal land bank or Joint stock
Sand bank for which they act
(c) Land bank examiners; salaries
paid by the United States.
fd) Attorneys, experts. assistants
and other employees to be paid by the
United States
17.-Powers Of the Board: (a) To
organlHe and charter federal land
DankS, joint stock land banks and M
tiona farm loan associations.
(b) To review and alter the rate of
Interest to be charged by federal land
bnnks for loans
tc) 10 approve or reject any or all
loans for bond issue and to grant or
refuse an! specific issue of farm loan
bonds of federal land banks and ioint
stock land banks.
tdl 10 regulate charges for ap-
praisnl. examining titles and record
Ing
(e) To appraise land securing mort
cages for bond issue.
f) 10 exercise general supervisory
authority over the federal land banks.
sarm !onn associations and joint stock
eand banks.
30.--The farm loan commissioner
small examine the laws Of every state
a'id X on examination the laws Of any
state are shown to afford insufficient
protection to holders. Its mortgages
shall be declared ineligible under this
act during The continuance of the laws
IN question.
ihe secretary Of the treasury is
authorized to deposit United States
FUNDS IN federal land banks at current
government rates of interest. the ug-
Rr"Sn't OF such funds not TO exceed
SbOU,tO> ut any ono lima
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JOINT STOCK LAND BANKS
ORGANIZATION.

Section l6.--A private corporation
subject to the requirements under this
act which may be formed by ten or
more persons with board Of directors
Of five or more.
Sec. 16.--May operate within the
state In which Its principal office Ia To-
Gated and within some one contingu.
GUS state.
Sec. 28.-Subject to semiannual OK.
aminations by the federal land bank
examiner.
CAPITAL STOCK.
Sec. 16.--S250,OOO minimum.
Sec. 10.--Double liability Of share
holders.
Sec. 16.-The United States govern.
ment shall own none Of the shares of
stock.
Sec. l6.-No farm loan bonds can be
Issued until the capital stock is fully
paid. although the bank may begin
business when one-half or the canitnl
Is subscribed and paid in cash.
POWERS.
Sec. l6.-To lend money on farm
mortgage security.
Sec. l6.--Fo Issue and sell farm loan
bonds.
Sec. 16.-To Issue farm loan bonds
up to 10 times the amount OF its capi.
tai and surplus.
Sec. l6.'-Except as otherwise pro-
vlded 1t has the powers of and is sub.
'Ject to the restrictions imposed on
federal land banks,
PRIVILEGES.
Sec. l8.--Nlay lend more than $4,000
10 any one borrower, but not beyond
80 per cent Of the value OF the land
and 70 per cent OF the permanent In.
sured improvements. u 6.
Sec, i8. ~ -oanalars not restricted TO
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NATIONAL FARM LOAN ASSOCl-
ATOMS
ORGANIZATION.

Section 7.--Ten farm owners deslr-
ing loans aggregating $4,000 or more
may form such an association.
, Sec. Tits affairs are administered
by ave directors, Including president
vice president and q loan committee Of
three servtng without compensation,
and by a secretary treasurer with hpsal.
sary fixed by the farm loan board and
paid by the association.
cApITAL aTocK. Il,
Sec. shares So each; 10Y carry.
Ing double liability; t8, may be owned
only by borrowers VII are required to
sabscrita per cent thair loan Ia