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Perth Amboy evening news., 1916-11-03


We do not propose to tolerate any i'm
proper interference with American COM
merce, with American mails, or with
legitimate commercial intercourse. We
do not propose to tolerate that any Am
erican who is exercising only American
rights shall be put on any blacklist by any
foreign nation. We propose to protect
American lives, American property and
American trade, according to our just
rights under international law.
And l say in Philadelphia what | said
in Milwaukee, that we have no intrigues,
no unstated purposes, no secret under
standings. We stand for the interests of
the United States, and its interests alone,
four-square to the world first, last and
all the time
Now, that is not a policy of war. That
is policy of peace.-Statemen made by
Governor Hughes in his address in Phila-
delphia on October 9th.
The Press., 1916-11-09

We will give you some REAL informa- ton on the cost of the installation of e ec tricity In your home if you will but ask us for an ESTIMATE. You can depend on our estimate as being the lowest of which you can obtain a thoroughly frs -class piece of work and the right materials and fixtures. Prompt work and no ''skimp- ing" when the work Is done by
 J. D. STEPHENS, SON X co.
The Press., 1916-11-09
TO THE BOARD OF COUNTY COM

miSsfOnerS Of 10lland county
 The Sociata Italo Tirolesa, acting by Louis TonidandeI, chairman, duly author ized by vote of said society, hereby ap- plies for Club Certificate to entitle 1t to have in its possession and dispense to It's members. splrituous and intoxicating liq- uors as an incident to its social life, under the provisions of Chap. 296, Public Acts of 1915, st the quarters of said Society, located at Park street. town of Stafford.
 Said Society has for its purposes and objects the following: To relieve such members thereof as shall by sickness, cas- ualty or other cause be rendered incapa ble of attending to their usual occupation or calling, and to promote the decent in torment of deceased members and to do all things for said purposes under the general powers provided by Section 3937 and Section 3312 of the General Statutes of the State of Connecticut
 It has a membership of 150, and was organized July 3d, 1903.
 Dated at Stafford this S0th day of Oc- tober, 1916.
 The Soeiata Italo Tirolesa Society,
 By LUIS ToNIDANDEL, Chairman,
 duly authorized.
 Stafford, Conn.,, Oct. 80, A. D. 1916
 Personally appeared Louis Tonidandel, Chairman of Sociata Tirolesa Society, and made oath before me to the truth of the foregoing application, and that said Society Is bona flde organization where in the dispensing of liquors to its mem- bers, who are twenty-one years old, Is not Its chief object, but Is an incident of its existence as an organization, and that there are no minors in the active member ship. MARCUS B. FISK, Notary Public.
The Press., 1916-11-09
Answer the Alarm!
Stafford Springs People Should Not
 Delay.

Stafford Springs People Should Not Delay. If your kidneys are inflamed, Don't stand around and do nothing. Like fire it will soon be beyond con rol.
 You will get the alarm in time Backache, or dizziness or disorders of the urine.
 Heed the warning.
 Give your kidneys rest by living more carefully.
 Use Doan's Kidney Pills to help stamp out the cause.
 Profit by Stafford Springs man s experience.
 Ed. Bowen, machinist, High St. Stafford Springs, says: "I have used Doan's Kidney Pills and can highly recommend them. My back felt very weak and ached all the time. The trouble had me drawn right over and always felt like sitting down. Doan's Kidney Pills were" recommended to me and l got some at Jaoobsen's Drug Store. They relieved this pain and I certainly can. speak highly of them and recommend them to others
 Price 5Oc. at all dealers. Don't simply ask for kidney remedy get Doan's. Kidney Pills-the same that MT. Bowen had. Foster .Milburn Co Props. .Bqffalo. N. '.
The Press., 1916-11-09
Mystifyina Chemical Trick.

A plain blue handkerchief is shown to the audience. When the handker- chief is warmed it turns white and when cooled resumes its former color.
 Make d starch paste and add enough water to the paste to thin it. Then add sufficient tincture of iodine to col or the liquid blue. A few drops will be enough. Dye white handkerchief with this blue liquid, and when the handkerchief is dry it is ready for the trick.-Popular Science Monthly.
 You, the operator and the person you are calling must all do your part to make perfect telephone service
The Press., 1916-11-09
THIRTY-ONE YEARS AGO.
November 5, 1885.

tems Of local interest taken from the columns
 of The Press, thirty-one years ago.
The Press., 1916-11-09

The telephone is yours, but with out your co operatiJn good service cannot be given.
The Press., 1916-11-09

Farmers, mechanics, railroaders, labor CTS, rely on Dr Thomas Eclectic Oil. Fine for cuts, burns, bruises. Should be kept in every home. 25c and soc.
The Press., 1916-11-09
YOU CAN MAKE MONEY

right around your home, just as hundreds Of men and women are doing. Work Is easy, pleasant and permanently profitable Be your own boss and build yCur own business You take no flsA' make sure profit right along send name, sd- dress one reference L BROWN, B Murray SL. New York Cit
The Press., 1916-11-09
RECIPE FOR GRAY HAIR.

To half pint of water add l OF. Bay Rum. a small box of Barbo Compound. and A oz. of giycerine. Apply to the hair twice a week until 1t becomes tho desired shade. Any druggist can put this, up or you can mix it at home at very little cost. Full directions for making and use come in each box of Barbo Compound. It will gradually. darken1 streakeds faded gray hair, and removes dandruff. It is excel lent for falling hair and win make harsh hair soft and glossy. ! It will not color the ecalp. is not sticky or greasy. and does not yuA 0&
The Press., 1916-11-09
San Felice Cigars
 FIVE CENTS STRAIGHT
AND WORTH TIT

Owing to the greatly increased cost of quality tobaccos, in fact everything per taining to high grade cigars, the makers of the San Felice cigar, The Deisel- Wem- mer Company, have advanced the selling price to the Jobbers and Dealers. and henceforth this cigar will positively be sold to consumers at 5 cents straight in stead of six for quarter, as previously.
 The SAN FELICE Is national In its scope and character, having justly attained this eminence through its unexcelled eV. celIence To maintain this unequaled standard of quality, the advance in ques- ton Is absolutely unavoidable. The. gen. erous support of all men using quality ci- gars Is earnestly desired.
The Press., 1916-11-09

No invention has effected SO much economic advantage at so small a cost to the individual participant as the telepho ne. < Y
 The name-Doan's inspires confidence --Doan's Kidney Pills for kidney ills. Doan's Ointment for skin itching. Doan's Regulets for mild laxative. Sold at all drug stores.
The Press., 1916-11-09

The annual meeting of the Stafford Agricultural Society was well at tended at the Stafford Springs house The officers chosen fer t',e year were |: President, Wm. Holman of Holland !; vice presidents, E w. Upham, Union, B. c. Dennis and G. " Maxham of Stafford; secretary. E T. Converse, Stafford; corresponding secretary an ! treasurer, R. s. Hicks, Stafford 1; directors, E. H Hyde, Stafford, Nathan Pierson, E. o Dimock, Holland, Geo. D Colburn, H. F. Corbin, L. M. Reed, Union, James Mclaughlin, Lyman Cushman, H. S Abel, J M. Lord, Stafford, L. A. Aborp, Ellington, s B Tifft, Ash ford, W. D. Ruby, Wilmington.
 Born Square Pond. Oct. 27th, a son 10 lbs ] to Frank Newell.
 Willington, Oct. 24th, a daughter to T. S. and Anna M. Abbott.
The Press., 1916-11-09

Arthur Crane has bought out the livery business of L. Helm, known as the American house stable
The Press., 1916-11-09

Dyspepsia is America's curse. To re- store digestion, normal weight, good health and purify the blood, use Burdock Blood Bitters. Sold at all drug stores. Price Sl .n,ss.- T. ,a.' -@.-.~
The Press., 1916-11-09
Excursion to Montreal November 10 II. See adv. on page 2. <
A Sound Reason.

A Sound Reason. a4s. Mistress-Didn't you hear me calling. Jane? Jane-Yes'm, but you told me the other day never to answer you hack.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-11-01

fine-lady ways. He is absorbingly in
terested in all of the processes of de-
velOping incidence in her. But he
suffers greatly when the product is
finished and he does not like it at all!
More homes are wrecked by lazi-
ness than by any other cause. Even
drunkenness, which is written often
est in divorce court records, is gen
orally tolerated by wives until it
makes husbands lazy and destroys
the pay envelope.
ntemperance, however, is lessen
ing years, while the trend Of man
made progress is to increase the
slOthfulness of women.
. So much clothing is now made in
factories that girls never learn to
sew. They cannot darn their hus-
bands socks. The Iaundries do it
for them. Canning, baking, wash
ing have been taken from the ktch-
en-. Woman even turns over the care
of her nails and hair to an itinerant
operator, or sits in Nine. Marcell's
manicuring parlOr once a week, at
the loss Of half a day Of her ife-a
thing she could never do if her life
were VERY useful.
Natalie, dining at a self-serve, dis
plays her solitaire and tells the 9TH
er girls about her future. me cook?
You girls think I'm marrying to
work? Jimmy and me will go to res
taurants-Or sometimes buy a meal
at a deEcatessen counter"
And Jimmy, at another self-serVe,
boasts of the approaching delights Of
his own little home table!
Jimmy expects matrimony to keep
him hustlng the rest of his life and
he likes the prospect. He does not
regard Natalie as a lazy girl. Isn't
she earning SIS a week at stenog-
raphy? She ought to make fine
little wife.
And she would - if she were not,
lilo ca TooDTy OfboV. ToToffTy o-irJe tho
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-11-01
THE SEVEN SINS OF SOCIETY-THE SECOND
SIN, SLOTH

This is the second of seven arti-
cles naming and Analysing the rea-
sons for 1.-THE Seven Deadly Sins of
Society,"" one article appearing in
this newspaper each day and each
shedding a great deal of light on
The Detroit times., 1916-11-22
Telegraphic
STOCK MARKET
is VARIABLE.
Strcag,h Develops Follow ing
Early Period Of Tn
certainty


NEW bhN N''
York o., ming Sun financial re'i'
rnesdae eaid
"Tr.dire r to4a. stock market
was Variable $50. uue -sHu.
oreseura for srof xas ey,i-,t Iu
mo earr .essfoH which csrr.cd ae
ecnersl Industrial and railroaa M
point os mo-, below frnGar
Tradjuu MAS active m ,aIlflg H
with tha4s e9rN orders ..- Df ge
w,v tbo marse, wal, aes fa-
reriod an.r allra ffar- was 4 b,.
Ter pntar-ooo and S. ts. a.y rer
noon cors.der.tbio frcrcth develop
ID in r,any i.ge Tho market
whole t9s no. stable for laaa ant
teriod
rrnued states steel .rn well
ILLUSTRATED fhe aua.Inr movement
The Detroit times., 1916-11-22
RUMOR SENDS
PACKARD MOTOR
STOCK KITING

RGmors that the Packard Motor
company contemplated taking ap the
preferred 0ck AZ around $40 a
-ta-p reatcd On unusual buying
movement iu this stock on the De
froit stock svehangc Tuesday morn
ing The prices advanced from
r"l1-2 fo io2 1 . and large amount
~ he stock changed hands Pack
srd common remained strong wl'h
prices unchanged
Continental continued 10 20 a fes
fure of ,he rad ng the onl, change
from Monday prices be.r9 de
cline % haif poiE' IN the offer
inE several thousand shares were
sold Monday making one of the biz
zest days for continental on record
m IRE orohsnso trading
strong buying movement PIE
tailed Jhruou' me entire session,
with the 'radirE well distributed
Local motor stocks seemed tho most
active There was large portion
~ professional buying altho this was
nof as heavy az ne outside de-
nsnd
CheVroiaf Increased its strength
with ? Jump ~ three points IN the
rid making The latter 100 The OF
ferirg advanced proportiopa,sly
The bid In Charcoal common was
down traction while preferred re-
rnained unchanged
Detroit Edison started 40 upward
movement, stopping a. 1<s. but the
cTerinV was Withdrawn a. the open
inE
maxwell remained steady in the
bid with a slignt falling OF In the
Offering Paige Detroit sAgxed q
point and a half while REQ car perk-
cd ~ = Fraction
Minnesota Sugar IL se.pinR up its
advance going up two more points.
20 135 Tuesday Michigan Sugar
dropped bark 70 los - after selling
last week around los
The Detroit times., 1916-11-22

,napp,d DO 0oUI aUou rbat Ncad
,W Mouse chat tht-. Was uofhlur 90
hugh lhm' Thar ha lb,rr was
robins Tor Tan ta lar-b A. An
th" au-hin- woulI to donc later
and hc OlA Man Coyote would DO
,hat So Do fell tp work eHn With
AN h 1ieht ma 'heo ticks Aew
this WAY aul low 'hs' Nie
Ny 'nts 'inc p't NaN Coyrte had
reached nHa had been lhe very
center Of the plle ~ brush Tho place
NA,ge Dc had .,pocte3 ~ Ind Dan
uy Mead Mouse n ruI br that
usnn, had .rsw're under vHat was
Isft s. he went right on tearing at
thc stich and gathering tb,m in
au direct ions. every So ord pect.
ing 20 soc Danny NeaIn Mouse
Working bis head under Oll Man
COYOTE stared ABOUT hin Vth The
most foolish look on HIS face Dar.
ny Npado Mouse was nowhere TO
De -esn Thrrp Wasn1 ngle
Hick his enough for him 10 t.dr I'm.
Ger anil vet h0 was noNhrro in
1Pht old Man Co,r'r sa,l ~ q
rubbed hts cye- H4 dlnucr had
Disappeared
The Detroit times., 1916-11-22
COPPER FAMINE
Is NOW FEARED
Demand IL 80 Great Dearth of
Product IL Expected
During 1917

Charles g. Stoneham 4 company 5
copper letter SAYS
With copper tor delivery during
the balance of the year selling be
tween 3tc and SOC a pound. and the
metal Tor delivery 3 year hence com
handing soc a nound. the most phe
romenal conditions IN the history OF
the copper industry have been at
talned There il now = prospect OF
a copper famine lasting FOR AZ least
a year ard probably longer
What prices will be paid for 1917
copper may nor VET De determined.
Certainly a large portion ot u II
under contract ranging from &C a
pound upward what {, left will
proosbl bring an average price Of
SOC "a pound perhaps more
The outPu, % copper IN 1917
Rij establish q new high record FOR
American producers. yet every pound
has q market. md - more could he
produced it. TOO would and a mar
tst For the greatest demand foi
COPPER m tua HISTORY of the world
hs- arrr'uatsd Furop- reedt raw
material manufacturers ~ munitions
a ISIS country ar, clanoring 'or it
70 Quantities never before thought
of Domestic business not inau-
e2ccd IS. 'ht consumption o' the
metal for var purposes g.. using
more copper than ever before.
This ualsusnY prospectus period
The mining Industry has brought
irs dSar~cs and g.tfslls 20 the invest
or Berage- present meta cor1l-
uous have never been psralleled. in
ycs'uent enthusiasm has reached
fewer pitch.
such periods stimulate the deyel-
opmert OF new mines In al sec-
tious o' 'bc co9n'r, Bur # also
stimulates tha activity ot take pro
motsr, whose so.s purpose Is 20
radc upon the confidence az invest
ors and the success - mine makers.
Projects therefore should b. rlsidly
investigated
The Detroit times., 1916-11-22
WV YnRk pRoDtc ~

Nrrr fJIE Err F.rlr
FIrrr and eIer ror- r~ usgs
teasU Isrd 4frrrR --1ll@
nr~- eant. s-oI-71 sugar Raw
frrr rrrf~ff4s4I tg f-s- g. F4r -rr-
rrvafa % frn- ftfz refined. fuU
cut ra+ sass crushed fs5 pnp-
Grvrf g. 90 Erauufstrd s. srT
4~ee rf4 N on spot ? Tai
Iaw Quiet specs fif rify ttc.
~01rtrr iHig ffi1r Hay F.r-rs-.
prime o. So p s5Tf tFr. clover.
srrDfffr Treased rrgifrt strong
er geese f5r ducks. 1871 f-p's
tfrffs l7r tg~reys 1fM z1c r1cHfers
rfI.r rrr rFnue hrofIrra feu 10~
C'heere Ffrwer state milk corn ri on
90 specials zrlr ~ t-r akIuF com
mon fc specials i012efs
The Detroit times., 1916-11-22

suEsr--DetTOjt wnolssais prices.
Crysral dOrniuoes 2-i- fftf5 10.
G-lo 81 IS LaKie tablets SO lSi
cut losf 81 so. curaF .. IS Xxx
powdered $3.50 standard ooV 1-red.
o. - zranuisted extra coarse. !. a.
grsuuls ted. tine. In bulk s. Gran-
lfafsd RID cottOns o. rrystAi
domino gran 2-ib and 8 ~ rArtona
in cases ssfA crystal domino gran.
~ cases i'5j diamond A. s. IS;
eonfsctiousrs A. $40 ~ g Is.
y 5. g io No iso5 No g:
No II g. 20 IL SIS 40 10.
tT.7G No if 30 ~ f5 g nom
eakinR MIXTURE 50 beet zrsnllsfs
fTsB per i00 ihs houEsnoid poT4.
tato per case
The Detroit times., 1916-11-22
New Corporations

ANSING. G,ch.. Nov - Mas.
ter Realty company Detroit E25-
600, John s Master. Nicholas 2
williams. Lewis ID Reid KnEus
Realty companv Highland PARK
capital decreased from s." 600 20
$4,000 he Cloverland sheep cor.
porauon. Escausba. $50 900 Ball 4
Ball Carbur~'or company. Detroit.
go 600 Frank n Bail. FredeucS O.
Ball. Kate - 9sU < g. :. Auto
Lock company. Grand RAPIDS 80
00o. Edrard 81 Slausson. William
y Brown Allen VI Freeland Tho
Little Wonde- cou1pany Detroit.
10000 Edwin " Burroughs George
3 Masak. " G. Mollon Van Auken
RoVer company Pontiac $4,000
Grand Rapids Fibre company, Grand
Rapid $1,000 Rosehush state
oank. Rosebush f2e ono Standard
Machinery compan Ovosso. capital
incressed from 10000 70 t32 900
Breton Wood- land company. De
troit. $4,000 ? " slger. A. r.
Sutyien. George T calvert
Chioazo proposes 70 spend 800.
NNH. oD community crnfers In 1917
The Detroit times., 1916-11-22
LITTLE STORIES FOR BEDTIME
Old Man Coyotes Dinner Disappears.
,Coryrisht IsIS by T W. burgess,
Nv IH0RAIOA w. fIIyl

Ny. my. my, how tle .ucks IN
that pile OF brush I'D ~ Old Man
Coyote was making them ~ He
knew that some where underneath
was Danny Meadow Mouse aad he
was Jus. hungry enough 10 De Will
ing to work for his dinnor To Ee
sure paoby wouldn't be 40 yef, MI
ing because he Was so small hut he
would make yetS good beginning
spG old Man Coyote intordel 90
have hiLi n n had TO tear that pile
OF brush all 20 piece, iie hopcd h.
wouldn't . nee NSsar, 90 50 20 quite
ell that work He hoped that Dan
ny would become so friShtrned that
he would cree, cut on he other
side AMI try to nun AWAY But Dan
~ didn't do ANYTHING - he kind
Every minute or t',c Ola Mar Gov
ote would stop work and run around
tc the at1er site go see n nann,
lad como out and evcry time DO Vac
disappointed
~ I would dtns on mouse : ses
rs P'A'n 80
Then the sticks Gew this way and
that VA, in thr moonlight faster
than ever Whenever ne stcprsd to
snr the smell OF DANNY Headov
Mouse was stronger Tft meant
that DANNY wns still thorr OLD
Man Covotc chuck,rd Han mat
pile ~ brush NaS airfad' scattered
"nd ~ "onldn l@Ne MN "hs 10
!catter he rest IN WAS roo late
Tow FOR Damn Meadow M1u,e %
NV 20 run av.,y bacsna, hr rrrldn't
rossihlv do % u,,hou, hc.r. rFen
,hinne-
Before } ,atre you 'or my tlnn"r
That vha' Old Man Coyote
cried a. D." stopped 80 rest a min
Ute Then no cnrckled a his own
jtke Then he locked hi, eer> and
listened for some sound from Danny
Meadoa Mouse B9t there Was NJ
sound. not even lttle rustic Dan.
n, Mradts Nous vas keeping as
Ulll as II he WASH there A. an But
this didn't fool old Man Coyote
.,. ~ g., -. .
know
The Detroit times., 1916-11-22
livestock


.-r~-ts rcV-- Nest heavy steers s.
lr=t rs0uF ve Er' butcher steers. ,
3 Erc steers ard Netsrs s. =
q hsn6y -e. sgTcters' IS IS =
% ror~wcG COWS ste5 c. SO can
ae-s t551s best heavy bulls s. 81 .
nc Era Bulls s. GS IS stock bulls
g. 81 ass feeders. S6Us 81. sfocs-
s~~ s. makers and So. gers, SO
gao Yea calves Market 3Hl
Nest s. ~ So heavy t45h Us sheep
snt lambs Uufl. BEST lambs S. IS
fair lambs @ta1G light tr eer1-
sheet tsl55s-5 cults ard common.
81 Nnss Marker pvosperts -c
h' Sf~r rorkers ard 1-av.es. s. " -.
pigs s.
The Detroit times., 1916-11-22
EAST BUFFALO LIVE STOCK
nunrgnu A S,ex~n.

EAST BUFFALO. " r. N-v %
Cattle Rsceipts ESQ cars good
grades st@aty. utt erS f5r lower
prir,e sfe@rs s. SaEIr IS hutcher.
s. $50 far rrws s. haifsrs s. b
81 bulls Ss7-
Hogs Paceipts $50 rarS lower.
heavy tsssTgs3 yorkers S45hG
$50 pigs ss-5RS51
Shepp Receipts 50 cars 0W@r.
TOP 'arhr slt50 veor'irxs s. 80 *
10 wetters fs59R1-s ewes 5 Sd n
Calves. i57Hr
The Detroit times., 1916-11-22
Detroit Bank clssrinJs

Detroit bank clearings tuesday
zere s9.20f 0s690 Total cicarngs
for 1915 20 date are sl.e62.e3t. IS 40
ss against ti.2s9077ol772 Tor ne
corresponding period in lql5
The Detroit times., 1916-11-22
Produce

~ me sprros.n .A',slns -
more ImFor'suet INC len.a0d f'I
ss ss,y,-, .rs svlrs a." ,a supplies tor
orN 49, ~. --srtss- 81 i.gat
h. go fakes consider
.~ 49, D..A. and xres~ are
sart-, AMI tnsr- - Seod N, n,
;sa, pris.. s-s 10 Pc Eer Gish Wtii
probably keep ne s~mand down sey-
era rafs ~ turkeys from fe'as were
-Nr" '~l rs sees bog i~sr ha
n-tr diverted - other Ira Vet. and
...... .s.s...r, M p ''' '''1 y"
Aprts- sos p ru T.gafS par
beI rnct,. a0I glSog4 frr fancy.
BAnanas GcoI Shipping stock
e,sr. prsf f.i-3. e,s-c 10
CsliforaIa Frpit. .rares s. SO (,
t.bh.sr;3 'Ss' 50
a.: 49, sv'ss ss0for bri-E
.-eaM gG, Inns aotns sc,
C,.rh~rrte. at- lfs~~A sg.5S
4, ~ Isl sr
Chr.tnut. -isIg ln
Dr-..cd ,aN-s "s--t 't'7 . 1895
No 2 l.eis. per 'o
= -si.,r-s e6T2S, "A
s-sr-, ..r .....rtN N.rs
r-t rrase -nt So tomatoes ROT
.e =. e..r
,r.e. rra,, ,,t,a o. rate.
49, 80 or,s It4iS-, arr.
es. '@ S,t.e,.t sasc 10.
. ~ b., 80 -
.. Ts. ~ 1i,c ~
The Detroit times., 1916-11-22
cHIc AGO nI T-rER MtRKFT

fl4t tNN Nrn 60 Putt~f tx
feE fHh f'r f-pfH 3sn ar
rafr extras tsd8-r frats ft0 80
r.fre .ra.~arH -0 ts.
.rtrE Americas .sl live rnfIf
Fowls ditr. ducks i-l Iff
geese f-1 ffr spr ngs fat fufacts
fufatHer Receipts lr care
N N.rrIEar fancy west fttfg 80 Wa.
r.nsIr. N.rr@sofs and Dh.ns o. q. n
f1n
The Detroit times., 1916-11-22

Holland ALWAYS on fhe lookout
for defensive measures for her
little hngdom proposes 20 d-ain
tho famous Zuider lee and TO erect
military stations on its site.
The Detroit times., 1916-11-22

Butter ENtra cr@arnery tnc ~
creamery nrsts 3sc N dairy. soc
- packing s+ock. 7Ti1c IN
F0a. FrssF rsceipfs cpses In
cIudsd ersts SOC fo1 current r.-
eeipts 80 doz Receipts Tuesday.
sfs eAaea
The Detroit times., 1916-11-22
rnLrnn LIVE sroCk

rOLET-O nov Hog Rsrs rtv.
Z Ehi market stesfy 20 strong heav-
- $3.50 . 50 med ums. g 40 "a
workers. - 20 go good 0 xs. - NJ y
szf Calves @-sadr sheep and
lambs steady
The Detroit times., 1916-11-22

Prstiss-the pIstr vest hfrd--thst
r. rHht--Tisse. Job Dsvt-Msin sszo.
The Detroit times., 1916-11-22

Resding "a r. 20 establish 70.
tai milk depot 70 sell milk a. oos'
The Detroit times., 1916-11-22

y r;sss-fSS.. ysS pss,.-Msis tsso.
The Detroit times., 1916-11-22

Chioaro proposes 70 spend 800,
.Hn Gu cOmmunttv centers In 1911
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-01-10
Breadth of Heart.

But after all, what is happiness? Ell
flciency, wealth, material comfort? p?
Many by their lives do so affirm; few
are cynical enough to say so, and on
their deathbeds none will feel so. Not
even freedom in itself brings happi-
ness. Happiness lies in breadth OF
heart. And breadth of heart is that
inward freedom which has the power
to understand, feel with and, if need
be, help others. In breadth of heart
are founded Justice, love, sacrifice;
without it there would be no special
meaning to any of our efforts, and the
tale of all human life would be still no
more than that of suptemely gifted
animals, many of etcommunities
are highly elcient, and have instinc-
tive unity founded on experience of its
utility, but none of that conscious al
truism which is without perception Of
future benefit to self, and works from
sheer recognition of its own beauty.
We are all bound more and more to-
ward the understanding of ourselves
and each other, and all that this car
ries with it-John Galsworthy in the
Atlantic Monthly.