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The Detroit times., 1916-11-24
WHEAT DECLINES
ON SELLING
Embargo Talk AidS Bears In
the Chicago
Pit

CHICAGO Noy Liberal sell.
o..o oaz ak OF ewbargoes
..r5 decline In wheat today
t.er h.sh opening. due to good
mission hoaeA buying Decem.
ler was down below today's open.
es rs 80 lS2 Is May down
az ~ - July down I 81 al
fs
Germ opened lisher on rush 20
bes aut zeal OF 2 the reaction that
followed December was down
rs at 20 IS May down l "a at
t1 July down ! SIS az IS Is
oats were slightly lower ~
yemher was down IL al 81 SIS. May
Gown 5-S az 81 IS
Provisions woie steady
The Detroit times., 1916-11-24
DETROIT BONDS
EAGERLY SOUGHT

More proof that Detrolt's credit Is
the best IS reaching the cfhCe OF
Max C. Koch. city treasurer, who is
receiving many inquiries about the
s7s0,000 library bond issue suthor
ired by the voters. Nov. 7 Bond
buyers are eager 20 get the issue.
which viii be- iio4tcd N f1pr months.
and are sending blanks for full Va.
formation about the boTWs.
city school bonds recently scld AZ
q better figure than United States
Philippine bonds
The Detroit times., 1916-11-24

A. dinner ~ be given II New
Xors city toni ichr "to consider a
program for re uanenf leaEie ~
nations 20 become effective A. fhs
close % The pre-. ent war an ~
arasslve speaking campaign thru
or me United safes 20 explain The
objects sought ty me League 70
Enforce Peace VII be opened
The Detroit times., 1916-11-24

King George. q is said has not
rsed a postcard since b. WAS q boy
n the king desires to send short
message TO anyone he uses the tele
phone or telegraph. bu' reyer
pNslcAra.
The Detroit times., 1916-11-24

The following rrms are privileged

The following irms are privileged
10 execute orders on The Exchange
W. r.. Moss A CO. carlyle a. Pdvah
Geo. NJ West s Co. r r. Maccrpue
A Co. H. w. Noble q Co. y. l. Sey-
mour A Co. w. 3. Mclaughlin. Mer-
rill. Lynch & Co. W A Hamln e.
Co. VIM A Necr a Co Sinclair 4
Coufs Emmett L. Sprague. VIM II
Rose a Co, y. X. pelton a Co Joel
Stockerd a Co. Bennett. smith q
Co. Matthew Finn, A. w Wallace n
Co. Lewis q. Gcrton
The Detroit times., 1916-11-24

FriHtluE--fhe pf4f- n-at ttna--.ha,
O. ~ hf--f 4H-- t.H D-.. 'fsts f.21
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-04-06
= staetratbs. y'esbaaolitaa9artsen
SHistelessl@ rototoa Der rrsetmakiset
Sit,n1g neg 9apenpDrter lstabtratbs
10 .bpnt 20. MESir5 1915. 8ril

Sieungs5nnmer pegss' .:gfepfratbes,
9taot. 9ale, S~apenpprt,, SSa., 30. Mdr5
1916. - Ser 9abenpprter Stabtratb
trat 5nr Spe5ial Sisnng Inn 1880
ymd)m. Sulammel1, Mapor Mueller
fiibrte Sen &orlis llnb sic folgerre,1
Ilhermcn luaren allipelenb: 8rebmer,
8pld, 6arbed, @artpis, 2inobplm,
Gebergal, @aterman - s.
Iloern1an Nebergau legte ppr inns
berlas Sic folscnbe Neipllttipu unb be-
antraste beren Mnnabme:
Sci es beidlolien BON Stabtratb Ser
Staht Sabcllports. BOB Aer ,@6ef, ocs
Scller 9epastMents, biern1it. al1gc.
lpielen nnb illfruirt lei, bic 3oM ser
Scucrlpebrleute, lpelthe. Mtfglieper nes
Sel1er departments Scr Stabt 9as
%be1poft I'M, bon tiff Ills piesrsig
(45) duff flint nllo fhnf5ig tt55) erz
bDbe, lin llebereinitimmllns mft ben
@rforberniHen SEES Sona 9iutine7 @1l
ren1s satno stpar bilrh @ruellnuilg BON
aebn 4(10) lpeitercu @erlpt,ell; ibieIe
belagten meiteren 6euerlalte, ielletl
mlsgelud)t lperhcn III llebereinltim~
mlng NIT sen 8ebingullgcn ppn &uz
pitel leh5ebn. (16) Scr Gepibirtcn Or
ninar5en BON ser staot 2upenpprt,
tp1e ame1hirt aln erltcn Gage nes Mpril
1914, nnb beiaste Sellcrlentc bubel1
tire Stellun9en am 1. @pril 1916 an
sltreten, ODER lpbalo lie ols lplde ollas
lifi5irt iinb.
Sn 8e5ug olf Sic @iinidepo bon elmer
Mnsabl bon 8iirgeru an ser 9foro 6arz
rilpn Strabe lei cs beld1lolluL ba6 Ser
Gbef nnb Dos Se1er Committee bes
Stabtratbes inltrllirt lpcrbc, aneebpte
mlssnidreiben fir Sic llmarbcitll,g
Ser alien 6arriion Gtraben Station,
unb 5iuar in ioldbem @sabc, baB tic Sic
ielbe in geeigrieten 3uitallb fir Scllere
departments Z 3lpecfe periest lpernc,
"a Ser mtgenblidlide 3l1itanb. ncsIcle
ben lebr SIT ipil,llden iibrig ldbt.
Sci es ferner bcldloiien, baB Ser
Gbef anseipielei1 lei, leds Seilte (oicIe
3ubr lpirh ieitens bes Solpa Batting
Snrcalt nerlangt) l1a6 %beia9ter Sellcrs
Station su iibermcileu, iobalb als bic
lelbc in cil1cn secianctcu 3aitauo per@
Iesf lit unb bab Der Combinations
2eitcrz llab Shlaudlmu9en, isst in 2pz
cult Strabe Statipn llntergebradt,
transferirt lperbe nod Ser &arriion
straBe Station, bieie beiasteu Menpee
rltngen Iollen lobalb als m6glih se@
mad)t perben nod bcm 1. Mpril 1916.
@eit.: Nlfreb 6. @ueuer. Mapor.
Nt.: 6ueo moener. gIerl.
Mberman Gnlh beantraste, naB sic
Reiplrtim fir @esidafhans zines
Srllds bom $40. 3, Se1crbaule. ipie in
Der lebten rc9llldren Sisu1g pprgelegt,
bur6 Ibitimr1nng feitgeleat lperbc.
Nab0r Mleller bemerftc, baB Scr
Nntrag auber Sroumg lci. "a berielbe
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-04-06
2as GylsitaOtden slurura.

IS 1T Iusii9t oprbanosrs, oaB oas
Stdpt9en Iurora in Repaoa (bei=
lelbe ni4t nit Murora, Sainois, gu
penpe61eln!) cine neue 5errli6teit
alS Gololuaer 2ager erleben lpirb.
-Sn Ger 9urraz3eit Der Seer Sabre
mar IS cine groBe 8eriibmtbeit BEL
alen 9ieb6a6ern ipiloneiliber Rpz
mant.s; leine gergangen9eit ma 10
urotblitig", lpie nur ie elm oerartiaer
[Srt Tie gebabt fat.
/ Seine @egen5port lit oo9eaen cine
red}t lriblelige, ia betrlahe tote. Ser
%tallsrs S%retterbiitten l9miesen lid
eng on Die Slanfen oe5 @ierraz@e,z
blrges, als ob lie li9 Don Der Ion=
r~enbeltrablten 2eere Der Doen gbene
Iiirdseten. Nurora l9ldff einen
9ornr0sden=s 6laF uno trdumt bon
Den Soften, als es ben galt3eu Saa
Dor 9orengidihen madtig erIhit-
teri nurhe: uno Die gauge Na6t Ge=
tplper= 5alpen fra9ten!
goa es bat IN neaerer 53eit ben
4nld1sil1, ais pb pieIer OprnrDs6en=
Sdlaf in naber 3utunft elm gnoe
nebn'ea tperoe. Mooerner Tortl6ritt
in griinolider Cob @eninnina maq
dls Der Bring eri4einen, ipel1er friz
|hes 9eben uno gIiiben brinst.
absr mon taui6e ii9 niht, = oos
mas Muroru in ieinen tollen 5leael=
labren NOR, niro es nlemal5 mebr
!psrben. @ls neu bslebtes @oloIlz
@ersSager Diru IS Elm Sinh oeg
apan5isiten S%aDr9unberts lein, 6ibld9
oronungsmdBig, niHeni9aitlid,
piebbiirgsrlid, uno an .gnoe pielz
leIdlt losar ptroden", 10 ltredli6
all9 bteier 8eoante i'm beiben Ieoe@
ooer Sonnenbranp iudre! MeuBer=
llh mag IS beosuteno mebr pprltellen,
als bas piloe Murora bon e6eoem;
absr lntereFantei piro es nibt Iein,
ll1lo Der beriibmte SdriftneQer
Mari Spain. Ser inltens bier
sbsnFalls leiu aoloiaes Slid - a6er
Sergs5llh ll1ts pIroe in einenl
lolhen mobernen 4urora teinerlei
Sflplrltion fir cine ieinsr prdatiacir
5aop!unam liuoen! /.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-04-06

tperoe nno BON eitler gtarfe nidlt ipe<
niger ais $50. Is Galtee.
Iuf Intrag bon MIoernton 9Sebere
gall pcrtaste iidl Ser Staotratb.
sF 9u9oR DEL lie r.
ia s. StaotcIerf.
3iermit beiheinise i6 Dem @taot<
glerf. baB bas gbiee ein eetreuer unb
tompleter geritht iiber Sic Spesiale
@ielng beg G%taotratbes, absebalten
am 30. Wldrs 1916 lit.
Soc garmi6ae
Oil. 8eporter.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-04-06

englifden llNS alliirteu 8 ii gner DOE
aller 8elt 10 flar lteaen, bab lie ipldc|
nit feinem 2iigcnlappen mebr nerbiilz]
len fDnnen.
- llnb 9iejcnisen, ipelde gnslano
unb ieinen9laiirten in oielem g ii gen&
friege Sl Seutidlanbs ulD I%einer
gerbiin0cten gernidtrns nit aller
3araft sebolfen babel1, - unb biersl<|
flanoe siebf cs iotder clcnber areatllz
ten leiber eilte Mafe - iperDen itdI
big auf sic; a1ioden id,dnier1 miiie1,
IfafIS lie iDIber sdom iiberbaupt nod
lit.
-9i g ita lit cine fnrdtbarc
Mladt. bas lit cine gbatIade, Sic lett
Sabrtalfet1ben feititcbt. Mber bie|
Sbat lit ibr an @adt nod iiberleser1.
9as bat iid inimcr 9e5eigt, liilb lpirol
it'd aud jcet3 IN oieiem iurdtbariten
arie9e in Ser ~bieltouienb Sabre alten
Beididte. ser Menldbeit erlpeilen. -
Sic 5ba,t iptro oas san5e, groBe
2ugen9ebaubc @%nglanbs in
1rinm1ner Idlaaeir. Sic aaerna6lre.
Sutlnft miro es 5eisen.
Sic 9iise im eulbe Gnglanbs.
gfan bat Bcobaftlnsen gemadt, baB
me gerbreitung bon al1gebfiben @reus
sclfbatcn oeutider Sruppen in 8elgien.
lpie tic I'M 8eridt bes beriidtigten
8rice< Committees %anecfibrts tprrben.
infolse ibrer ie%niationcIlcn Muimade
ing lin neutrnlcn; Muslanbe. nntncltlih
in Xnlerifp, einc itart pcrbckcnbe'@ SIT
tnna scbibt bat. 9esbatb: acB Ser
j @eltbuno ser @obrbtitsfreunfbe" eli
ne sfwift Sic Siiac I'M gplbe gllg<
Innhs sq, 81 tfs4ti
Ser rDcesGommittccberiM bear<
|beitef uttb lpiberlegt bon 8ilbemgsnrz
ten afs ieinen ~aipeitcn gonoerbrud
erideinen. f@iiaer beufIden llrberles<
Ing bes eeiamn,ten gcridtes" fpfgt Sic
ms ein5elhe. sebennc 8ioerleguns
our6 ben %ldd)funbi9en @erfaiier, Ser
ins6elonoere Die booenloie aeidtfcrtis1
teit in Ser 8tbergabe blpBer IS e.
/ ii h c anitelfc bon gcmeiien
feitnagelt, aber aud mebrcre gang
offentnnoise. anblihtlide SdIiduuS
gen bes e%breniperthen Committees on
Sdnb mn mbiIbunaen r%1nrhtnriif. @ie
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-04-06

- Die un1plersfifat g hefs
lite lsb bot tpesen her grpBeu 1a9>
ana@l iprdttildeni MerStens Be.
ih1phen,q bic Renntnis hes 2ateiris
i4en bel Der 3uldhung CUR rmebBi=
ntiden 5atultdt nidt mebr als 6orz
oerung allf5uitelIen. Der @enat bot
bic Golmadt 2empfangen, anbere
&anbibaten als fur MebiSin, bic. fit
sRriegsbtenite berlongt tperben, ni9t
n1ebr gum Stautseramen 5uaulaHen.
p1piit unb @bpfiologie tperben aus
hem Nroaramm aeitrimen.
ii sc m m men. Ri@=
ter (5um Mngetlaeten): Sic .seite=
ben alio gu, bent &ldser geseniiber
am sSiinften porisens Monats Die Meu=
beruns getdn al .bdben: .9ie lin0
lnert, bob idff fsSbnen ms s@5eft6t
fpude!!" a4 as %
M%nsetlagter: So!
&i4ter, Nun, 9err Meier bat {id
geduBert, baB er feline &ldse suriidz
aiebt, tuenn Sic ptberrafsn; ipollen
Ste 0as9
Mngettaeien: So!
Ridter:: Mli otbttte!
80 M%ngetIdgter: S1 erfldre hermit
0ffentlid, baB 9err Meier niht inert
1T, baB man tbm ins @efidt 1pudt!
AUS Dem grie9if9en
5au e. Der @rie9e: Sag nal,
lieber Sohn, mos ma91t bu benn ba
mten auf meiner @troBe?
,So9n: 20, id fperre Tie MIR elm
bibhen, bamit bid Dos biele @or=
beifubren nidt lt0rt!
Der Griede: Moru,n ldliebeF gu
penn meirle 9austir 'ab2
Sobn: Deiner @i1erbeit tpeeen,
mein Qieber!
Der @rie9e: Mber tparum ididIt
ou oenn Marianne nod Der 9interz
turs
Sobn: SIS treibt fiji ~onerbano
,8siinoel berum, oaS tDnnte sir beine1
inp11en @arten Sertreten!
Der Griede: Mber lporum gebit
ou niht BON meiner Sreppe fort?
Sobn: Damit by gang ruhis fdlaz
fen tannit!
Ser Griede: So, Damn tann ib
bod a6er sar ni6t Gus meirem .SauIe
beraus, nenn i9 es m0dte?
Sobn: @as pinlt bu orauRen.
,psnn id Bel Dir bin?
Jn Den e9s Monaten bon
September 1915 biz Mdr3 1916 tpurz
ben in @bieaso 27.017 @asenlabun=
gen Weiaen infpi5iert.
pie Resieruna bon Salpaii
bot 100000 @cres fir Sort : Me=
lerpationen beitimHrt unb miro Ners
lube nit Dem 4npflanaen pon @ntaz
Ipptus- Baumen fur JeuerhOls anitel<
len.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-04-06

sg mt gisss''as 49,; sess's %,n1.sssr tit ssts %ssse
tn,ro on Ole Ibpnnenter in, biefer sta6t fiirs
~ Gents trbdentlit ODER $500 fd6rIi1 lei
Soraus6ablu19 fret abgeItefert.s
o. gat nsr @oit ouberbaIb BEL, etabt, mad IL.
geHo etTeIf .Soitattt In ben Der. Gtaaten. "a,
l naaI,, ODER mserieo, $500 idbtlia BEL goraus.
PIE sDns,.ass . aassate. ,ur bur5 bic qofs
ldbrli1 SLIGO BET gorausoobiune. -
m Per .9aIbigud9ensIlde 9ennssrat", bur@ bic
as 5aa u, eer .gtaSt $3.50. BET goransaabIune
$4.oos per Sabrs BEL gsraussa5Iiruna.. 'AH " u.Dpo
Ser yWaaenAtde Demolsuaa, In afpedt 1bet.
len, Watttpods litb SonndbenSs. ioftet inner.
lalb 6er Der. Staten. 5000. mad. GAMBIA iItb
na@ europa $3.50 tdbrlit Bel BoroaS5abIlng.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-04-06
IN lrbtcr gtaotrat6szg tsllne erreoia

- StaptAutyS~S lSullY eIlepI9l
fpprhen lri.~ 1.i gts ~ Z
4 Nametssaufruf ollf pbiaef g}einIution
ip1e norgelegt bon Nlbefn1an a.febermu,
ergab folgenpes Reiultat:
ga Brehnier, @ol6, 6urbed,
9orttris, 9inohoIm, MpeIlcr, Yeberz
gall, Baterman - 8.
Stein - &einer.
3etitiure1
lpllrben bprgeleat l1rp an Sic relp
Committees, lpie fplgt, ncrlpieleu:
t.. Tpn Ebpenir & Npenir, un1 Selue,
IN Sultpn Court, Sutton Earf Iooitiz
on. Selper : Committee.
Bon Eboenir & Ybpenir tint seitcnz
lpe9 : 8robtrung on Scr Nprbieite ppn
Nallep StraBe, 5ipiiden Miiiiiiippi
luab gdlFert Npenne. strdBen : gorn-
mlttee lnp gebDroe fir DffentIid)e slrz
Ebeitem. ,aYG fa7t,
Gpdf N)oerig & 8bpenir nm Soften
tpeg y. Sfaoirltng an Ser @citieite bpm
gnltern Mpcnllc, 5lpiid1eu &aAeb ans
gtonrpe StraBe. StroBen Grmmits
tee lll1o T@eborbe fir Dffentlihe ar
beiteit.
(, Eflaitcrungs : Committee
Mloerman atnbbplm legtc ppr unr
berlas sic folgenoen MeluIutioueu. be
lagte Hclplutipnen lieeen III Ser Or
flee Des Stabtelerfs aus ltnp al1f 5eincr
antrag lplrroen bieIelben nit Gamcnsz
al1rrlf angenpmmen:
Heloll1ttprl, inltrl1irenb Sen Stabtz
Sngcniellr, Ylats pprsrbereiten fir Sic
Nflultcrllng bon Mrlingtpn Mpenlle bon
Der Norplinie bon @enrp Stra6e Biz
5llr Norolinic BON Nidolasslpenue, nit
Mspbaltte Concrete llnb ben Staptcleri
ln'trltlreho, biele AbIid}t ser Stabt, lplz
d)c @crbcnerllng aasuprbneu, sl per1fz
feutlidlen.
Hapllltion, initrl1irenh sen 5taptz
Sngcnieur, 9lnts ppr5ubereiten fir sic
Fflalterlng BON Srforb Ipenuc bon
Der Sltltnie bon Saruam StraBe Biz
sur Welttinie BON MrIington Npenlle,
NIT Aspbaltic Concrete lllo BON Or
f1gtpn Moenue, BON Scr Nprolinie bon
ssdlolas Aperule big our Siiblinie npr
Columbus Mpcnue. nit Mspbaltic Com
crete, llno BON Spl1tb Strabe, bon Ser
@eltltnie pnl M:arqllette StraBe bis
sur gltllnle bon @aibin9tpu StraBe
nit gadlteil,cn llno BON @ranb s(pe1lle
bpn Der Morblintc ppn Sedliter gtraSe
big sur Silhlinie BON Md)ter gtraBe
nit Sadltci1er, unb sen Stubtclcrt In
lfrnireno, Mptis Slt peroffentlideu bon
Der be%ablidtisten @erbelieruug leitcns
Der Stabt.
strai;en COMMITTEE.
Mloerman Neber9aa prdlentirtc eli
men 9cridlt auf Sic Yetition Ser 5idui
Oil Erponcins 60. INT grlaubniB
nadlndenp, cine n9iltribution Statis
onu an Der 2epee 5u erridbten. 8eiagz
ter Beribt lautete aiinltig on Sen Sc
%tenten, inter Sen nadfplgenbeu Sc
oingnngen: SAB ole itrllftureaen
|Sbcile bes @ebaubes BON Structlral
Stabl unb .corrugateh Sron" crridtet
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-04-06
'8olitiide n,,b u,,pOlitiihe &anssloiIet,

lSet fS9Ff tsYs 9t---9f 9tsaCs ,49 +
RI Sic @aiptipaife fgnslanbs unb
l1ciner Mtirteh IN bent bpn ibnen n1ges
5ettelten Ariegcs ipar bon Mnbegu1n1a an
alnb iitsbis gum beltiget. Gage So {
2Mec. 79G
Sic ,Sauptipafie &elttIdIanbs
Hubsieiner gerbinoeten in bieiem ibnen
al1fse5ipun9enen Sample I'M tbrc ggiz
litcn5 als Staaten, ia I'M ibr golfs<
tbnm. ipar bon Mnbesinn an unb lit
big gum belltieen gasc -oieSbat.
Sic 2itge lit cine furhtbare
@affe, bllrd) tpelde 9eutidlanb unb
ieiue gerbiinbeten, namentlih i'm BeS
gitn bes aricges an iibrer gbre unb
8iirbe, an ibrem Mniebn, hassiie biss
Der in ber 8elt senoHen, idiper gezz
ibaoigtF ipllrSer. aafafs aS
- aber fire Sallpttpaffe. 81 {
8 bat Eat iih aIs sic maidtigerc err
ipieien. Wit ibren Sbaten babcn
9cutiblarib nnb ieine gerbiinbctcn Sic
ieinSlihe 1ailptipafic, 81 8 ii 70
p%ertriippelt, bab Ser bon ibr angeridtez
tc sd6aSen mon Gag sl Sag gerinscr
tpirh.
.
- Ntit ibrcn gbatcn lperbcn
99ntiblai,b unb ieine @erbiinbctcn Sic
Eengliiden unb afliirten 9 ii 9 c 10 s1
8oben idmcttern, baB pon ibnen
nihts, abcr atd ni6ts mebr
iibrig bleibt.
-llber hem 2iecnfc.Ibc .iuirD
hlrd bic s baten 9eutidlanbs lub
l@leiner Nerbiinbeten Die Sanne Der
% abrbeit tpiehcr 5gldnseHo culs
poriteigen nnb sic grbdrmlidfeit Ser
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-03-14
SOME LIGHT ON THE SUBJECT.

From the time the Charcoal Point Road com pleted the ProgressiyeMner has been expecting that the council would live up to it's oft repeated promise; that is to continue the road Cliff avenue within the town limits thereby connecting the inhabitants cs &he Point with Ihe town by the of a level road way. As far as know, that promise had been mad in good faith. The governmental 8 way-and o- the assumption that the council would carry out tb~ understanding tructed the Point road; then the council laid down. The for this has never been fully explained until yesterday when Mayor BsSgle gave out some of the details.
 The council claims that it has authority to build the Cliff avenue roadway-with public money unless the abutting property duly request by
 petition signed by two-thrds of the property own CTS along the road. This 1t is claimed was never CTS signed The rest. for some other have thus far refraned from doing so Hence on the face of it. one cannot blame the council for its seeming inactivity in the matter; matter that may have some bearing on the result of the coming election Going further into this of contentious, we dis cover what appears be the real facts in the case which throw some light the subject
 II appears that a few have built houses right ID the line of the road and of they do not care to be disturbed therefore refuse sign the petition required Because they would have to remove their houses etc. And right there and then out crop the question Who owns the ground? Now We have put our finger on the sore spot 1t and 1t hurts Those favorn the construction of the road claim that the present claimants of the ground have no right to it. since they located after the town incorpora.- ed and the street defined etc. And, even if they
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-03-14
ITS JUST NATURAL.

Now with us it's just natural to try to better cur conditions; better bank account better our looks etc. In other words, better oursel III ever! way-except possibly better our morals In that we canddly admit our lack of courage. The enterprise appears too gigantic to tackle, and we let 1t go at that But that is not what intended to say, which was this:
 We abhor mail order houses and all other commer- cial agencies that compete with our own local mer- chants It may be sefshness and all that, but it's Just natural. We prefer pay more for an article be- cause our merchants are here, help to maintain our institutions help the sick the poor and do so many other things-that we feel should help them also., All of which is right and proper to do according to our idea However. not all of the same Idea. which is right and proper, because this would be 8 sorry world to live in if were all of the same mind This account for the employers of labor bring ing in outsiders to do their work, when, it IS said that thousands of men are waiting for something to do Manifestly, consistency is one of many things that we should try improve which would help some
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4 DEMAND FOR JUSTICE.

I would not subtract anything from the praise that is due to philanthropy but merely demand justice for all who by their lives blessing to mankind do not value chiefly mans uprightness and bene- violence which are. it were, its stem and leaves. Those plants of whose greenness withered we make herb tea for the sick serve but humble and are most employed by quacks.
 want the flower and fruit of a man; that some fragrance may be waited from him to me, and some ripeness flavor intercourse His goodness must not be partial and transitory act, but constant perfluity, which costs him nothing and of which he is unconscious. This charity which hides null titude of The phlanhropist too often surrounds mankind with the remembrance of his cast-off griefs as an atmosphere and calls it sympathy. We should impart courage, and not disease, and take that this does not spread by contagiOn. -Thoreau
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ADVERTISED LETTERS

Avertised letter list of the Kets chilan. Alaska Post Office. For the week ending March 11th. 1916. Chas. Benson, Jack Burns ltwol, R. DeYoung, John K. Erickson, N. Lovgren, Ben Warwick, John G. Olinder. Steven Perrin, Richard Pederson, Ernest Pierce, Fred Swan son.
 All letters unclaimed by March 2bth, 1916, will be sent to the Letter Office, Washington, D. c. Parties claiming letters from the above list must pay fee of one cent fer each latter claimed. When calling for the above. say Advertised.
 NJ. E. SwINRFoRD,
 Postmaster.
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ST. JOHNS EPISCOPAL CHURCH

Sunday-S.00 a.m., Holy commun- ion, Except first Sunday in the month";
 10:O0 NatiTe Sunday School.
 11:O0 am. Morning Prayer and Sermon. (Holy Communion, first Sunday in the month.)
 12:O0 m. Sunday School.
 7:30 Evening Prayer and Sermon. Holy Days-10.30 am. Holy Com munion.
 Tuesday-8:OO pm. St. Johns Social Club, Guild Room
 Wednesday-2:00 pm. Native Women's Guild, Indian School House Thursday-2:30 pm. St. Johns Guild Room.
 TOO p.m.st. Johns Athletic Club. Boys, Guild Room.
 Friday-s:00 p.m. Choir Rehear- sal, Guild Room.
 4 sincere welcome is extended to all, especially to newcomers.
 REV. HAROLD H. KELLEY, g Pastor.
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located prior to that, that they made objection to the granting of the patent to the town by the government, hence they debarred from any claim in the premises consequently all that which the council had do remove the cbstructions and build the road it had agreed to,
 The Progressive Miner has always maintained that there was two sides to controversy and the above is only cumulative evidence of the contention How ever some there are who will attempt to use this point against the reelection of the members of the present council to succeed themselves Re that as It nav a man or 3 set of men wao weald make no mistake in serving the public, would be too gooe to live with us all and either they would have to go
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CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SOCIETY Front Street, Ketchikan, Alaska. Regular Services Sunday Il am. Wednesday evening reading and Song Services at 7;3o p. n.
 Subject for March 5, MAN" ALL ARE WELCOME.
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FIRST AI. |. CHURCH

Sunday Church Service Il a. m. and 7;30 p. III.
 Thursday Prayer Meeting $50 pm.
 Friday Choir meets at 500 p. m. First and Third Wednesday after moons at 2:50 Ladies Aid Society.
 H. V. MICHENER, Pastor.
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CATHOLIC CHURCH

Low Mass at S:30 a. n. High Mass at i0:30 & ID. Sunday School al 2.30p.n. Sunday Vespers at 7:30 ?. m. Week Day Mass at s a. m- Rev. PAUL P. KERNS-
 Faster
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Dandy show tonight at the Grand, see the add on page 1. ad.
 Job printing neatly and prompt done at the Progressive-Miner.
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Three Tree Point 45 Stewart B. .. I5O Prince Rupert 90
 This table is complied in nautical miles which are60s0 feet. The iarg- est part of this'tist was complied for the Post Office by the Captain of tn Gedney and isauthentic.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1916-01-12
OLD VINCENNEs
RESIDENT DIES
Marion Mstheney Laid to Rest on
Monday Afternoon-Was Sixty
eight Years Old.

vNCENNES, Iowa, Jan. 12.--Mar
ion Matheney. an aged resident, died
at his home near Vincennes. on Sun.
day morning at 5 o'clock, death term
mating an Illness OF several weeks.
Mr.. Matheney was sixty-eight years
of age and had lived in this commun.
ity continuously since childhood, a
peaceable warm hearted man, pos
sessing many friends For a number
of years he had lived alone
During his last Illness neighbors
and friends did all possible to give
him comfort and care. One sister.
Mrs. Priscilla Sigler. OF Fort Dodge,
and one brother Frank Matheny, of
Vincennes, survive.
Funeral services were conducted
Monday afternoon by Rev. Herbert
SHAW. Music was furnished by quar-
tette. The manv floral tributes placed
upon his bier by friends. attested to
their regard. Interment. in Oakland
cemetery.