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The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-01-22
TO ADDRESS P. o. LEAGUE ON
GOVT OWNERSHIP

Government ownership as a prov
en- American success will be dis
cussed by John Reed, union machin-
list, lecturer and Panama Canal zone
authority, at free lecture under au-
spices of 33d ward branch of Pub
lie Ownership league, tonight, 8:15.
Mr.. Reed spent nearly four years
in Panama, taking pictures and
making an intimate and scientific
study of the work of government
ownership.
Practically everything in the zone
is government-owne Not only did
the government do the greatest piece
of construction work ever attempt
ed, but it built a 4-track railroad line
across the isthmus that is claimed
superior to any line in the states. and
it owns, besides, a whole town, with
all public utilities, and even hotels,
restaurants and boarding houses.
Victor A. Olander of the Ill. S. F.
of L. will also address the meeting.
The lecture will be held at Hamlin
hall, Armitage and Hamlin avs.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-01-22

ship striving to reach the shore Of
salvation.
Also, the seeker must be endowed
with certain qualities. First of all, he
must be just and severed from all
else save God; his heart must be en-
tirely turned to supreme horizon; he
must be free from the bondage of
vices and passions, for all these are
obstacles; Furthermore, he must be
able to endure all hardships; he must
be absolutely pure and sanctified
and free from the love or the hatred
of the inhabitants of the world.
Why? Because the fact of his love
for any person or thing might be a
hindrance in discerning truth. This
is the condition of seeking; and the
seeker must have these qualities and
attributes. Until he reaches this
condition it is not possible for him
to attain to the sun of reality
w. B. P.
Marble Hill press., 1916-09-07
Not for Her.

Il have here" said the Een;leinauly
agent. "A washing machine which IS
sn simple that child can operate
IL. With Ii you can de- your own wash
Ing aud thus save the money which
yeu now pay a laundress. ! am srll-
lnc this machine at the extremel. low
price of''--
Never mind the price, interrupted
the commuters wife. Il wouldn't lass
the machine as gift. It's SO Zoe
some out here that don't see a soul
frss,n uue weeks end to another Il.
e.lyt the woman who comes every Mon
day 10 do my washing. and nov yoa
vent 20 deprive ne "f her society.
t.a axay before I set the DIS ca !0a =
Marble Hill press., 1916-09-07
One Thino That Pleased Him.

if you would please = mother, praise
her child but do II with discretion s
eislting gentleman had submitted for
sosne time tu the attentions of the
three year.old boy az his hostess bat
n last he hevare tired of having his
shiskers pulled and his curns tr"ddsn
Hpon.
Madam" he said. there is enc
hing about your charming little huy
That especially pleascs me"
And what is thaty asked the sTnil-
hg mother
THAT ls isn't twin. New lork
Globe.
Marble Hill press., 1916-09-07
Just That Kind.

~Duhwplic beats anyh"dy ever sae
talsing money fer charity
Il wISh he would osca sionaily give
son,e thought 10 hls own affairs"
~Nhy 'lo you Say ihatf
Because | hspp~n to D. hls land
ard. Hes So busy heifaag ether I'eo-
tie 20 raise rent that he fargeix to pay
~ eva"
Marble Hill press., 1916-09-07

Lawn, the summer White House, the
formal notification oC his denomination
by the Democratic party from the not''
nratjon committee headed by senator
Ollie James.
In response Mr. Wilson spoke in
part as follows:
Senator James, Gentlemen Of the
Notification Committee, Fellow ttu-
zcuS: cannot accept the leadership
and responsibility which the National
Democratic convention has again, IN
such generous fashion, asked me to
accept without first expressing my
profound gratitude to the party for
the trust II repuscS in Inc after four
years of fiery trial in the midst Of at'
fairs of unprecedented difficulty. and
the keen sense ot added responsibility
with which this honor fills Il had al.
most said hurdenS) me as think Of
the great issues Of national life AMI
policy involved in the present and i'm
mediate future conduct of cur govern
mrnt. | shall seek, as ! have always
sought, 10 Justify the extraordinary
confidence thus repo>ed in me by striN-
Ing TO purge my heart and purpose of
every pcSonal and Of every mtSlead-
Ing party motive and dcyotluE every
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Marble Hill press., 1916-09-07
As TO Mexico.

While Europe was az war our own
continent. oUe Of cur own neighbors
was shaken hy revolution. In that
matter. too, principle sas plain and II
was imperative that We should live up
to IL II we We're 70 deserve the trust of
any real partisan of the right as free
men see IL. We have profeSSed to be-
l.eve. and We do believe. tha, the peo-
pie If small and weak states have the
right 70 exI-ect to be dealt with exact.
y rs the people 81 big aud powerful
states would he We have acted upon
'.a' pgia~ipls In dealing with the peo-
.,.e ~ Mexico.
Marble Hill press., 1916-09-07
move as they never moved
locrats Have Done.

be 10 keep the
-rlcan with foreign
a. for the guidance of our
.ess men and OF our congress.
american energies nre now directed
towards the markets OF the world
The laws against trusts have been
clarified by definition. with a view
10 maxim. II plaIn that they were not
| directed against biz business but only
against unfair huSiuess url the pre-
tense of comp,titinu vh,r, rhrr, WINS
III -.
Marble Hill press., 1916-09-07

In foreign affairs we have been
guided by principles clearly con
ceived and consistently lived up TO.
Perhaps they have not been fully com.
pretended because they have hitherto
governed International affairs only ia
theory. not In practice. They are sim
pie. obvious, easily stated, and funda-
mental to American ideals
We have been neutral not only be-
cause il was the fixed and traditional
policy Of the United States u ~tand
alonf from tn" politics of Europe and
because we had no part either II &C
tion or of policy In the Influences hich
brought on the present war hut also
because 1t was mantfeStIy our dutv To
prevent. if 1t were possible. the lndeti
mite extension If the fires uf hate and
dpsolatjou kiudled by thar terrible con
ftct and seek t. serve mankind by re
serving our strength and our resources
for the anxious and difficult days of
restoration aud healing which must
follow. when peace will have to build
it's house anew.
The rights Of our own citizens Of
course hecame involved: that was In
evitahle. Where they did this was our
guiding principle: that property rights
can he viudicatcd by claims for dam
ages when the war is over. and no mod
ern nation can decline Ia arhirrate
such claims; hut the fundamental
rights of humanity cannot he. The loss
Of life Is irrrparnble. Neither can dl-
rect violations II a nations sovereign.
ty await yindication In suits for jnm-
nces.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-01-27

Mann gu tbr eetommen uno babe
ibr slpan5is &rpnen %a1geboten, nenn
lie fofprt mittpmnen unb eine Mpb=
nlllla reinisen poue; Die Sadie babe
gile. Die Srou ma9t i'm lnterluz
4unesgeTdnsnis rein unb lit ieben
Moreen Inn fiiuf l1br NIT ibren
S6eler9eraten our Stelle."
&rag nide unb ld9elte, ols pb
er idon Der tdn0e, mas Damn eei9ez
ben NOR.
n9ie eing nit benz 5remoen nit,
srsGblte Der Gbef ipeiter, nunb er
liibrte tie in Elm !Saus in Ser Mai=
icritraBe, in cine 8obnung, ipo man
ibr &affee gu trinten CAB. SIS tit
lpohl nidt notlpenbig, barauf auf=
mertiam gu MAIDEN, oab tie BON benz
4usenblid ON, ols iie Den aaffee
9eute morgen INN a9t nbr tranf, fi9
In aar nihts ertnnert."
oGans rcdbt", mari &rae elm, ullno
es lit aud unnDtia. oarouf aufmert=
lam gu maden, Dob Elm anberer
9ier i'm @efdnsnis itatt ibrer erI9ie=
nen lit"
SSn oieiem Mugenblid bra@ oie
5aeuerfrau abermols in perspeifel=
te5 S9lud5en aus, unb es bauerte
cine Meile, Bis man lie %berubtete.
Die Ypli5eibeamten, Die jebt in FER
Rriminalobteilung bes Mmtsgebdubes
oeriammelt paren, ahnten nt9t. oab
aeraoe Inn biefe 3eit Elm 5rember
Die breite Sreppe bes Poli5eisebdu=
Oes binaufftieg.
Sieler frempe Mann, offenbar Elm
M~uslanoer, trug cine grpbe Mappe
llnter benz Nrm. ST bate srobe
Gile.
@s NOR Elm nod junger damn.
Gr glid tpeber Serro nod BEN
oummen Supelenbieb, nod BEN Sc
lebrten o'gllbert. Gr batte nod Sen
3eifeitaub auf ben &leioern. ST.
fenbar mar CT eben nit Dem o3uoe un=
getommen.
Dieter damn folte bic aDiuna
brinsen. Sine 2Diung, bie teiner Der
Noli5etbeamten, aud Msbi5rn arog
ni9t abnte.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-01-27
@lftes @apitel.

8epor ober ser 5remoe bur6 bas
Gepiibl in Der 8orbaue oes Bpliz
5%eisebaubeS on fein Siel, sic &rtmi<
nalabteilung, %geiangte, mar oort BON
ben NIT Der Ingelegenbeit be19dftig=
ten 8eamten, Die BON Dem Mnmar;h
bes 9errn ni9ts ipuBten, bic Inter
fu9ung Der 5lu9t Jerrps gum Mb=
l9lub gebra9t mprben.
9te S4euerfrau mar in ser Wpb=
nllng in Ser @aferitrabe sefansense=
Dalten tpproen. Sn5mif9en bate elmer
Der 8onos ii6 ibrer nten1ilien Be-
ma4tigt, bes @imers, Ser 8e1en uno
Der anoern 9inge, bic n%otpenbig lpa-
rem, unb bette ii9 am Morgen tura
Dor flint ubr i'm ppli5eigebaube elm
gefunben.
Der getreffenoe botte fi6 nit
iiberlegenem Salient ais @deuerfrau
pertleioet, uno Ser bienitbabenbe
@dubmam batte ni6t oas aerinqite
8eoenfen gebabt, tie tpie getpDbnlid
ein3ulafien.
Sic rumorte cine Meile in Der
WorbaQe nit ibren @imern unb Sc
rati@aften, 0o6 als Ole anbern
99euerf rauen tie anrebeten unD cine
Worgenunterbaltung nit ibr anfan=
gen MOLTEN, betam lie auf einmal
etnen Su1tenanfaa uno entfernte lid,
auf etnen Der &prribpre.
@erabe on btefem Sag 1oute Ser
@efangnisflur auf9epai@en peroen.
Ser als @4euerfrau bertleibete @auz
ner mubte bic .3ene 6erros fenpen.
9ur9 einen 1innrei9en Medanismus
gum Seffnen ioltber Suri9lDTer aez
lang es benz @e%rtleioeten, gu Dem
Stoliener binein5uselangen. \
Inter 1einen &leioern perFedt,
bottle er cine DoGitdnbige Musriifuna
fir cine @@euerfrau. Ser Staliener
legte tie on, uno nit einem groben
Sud- um ben aopf, Dos bic Sdlfte
oes @eii@ts %perbarg, mii4ten 6erro
uno ietn Selfer 1i6 unter bic a11bern
Hetnma9efrauen unb beteiltgten iid
in benz allgemeinen Rai1eIn nit 81
mern uno S@euergerdtf@aften.
I'm pel6e 3eit betoe 8er6reber
aus Dem poli5eigebduoe entfommen
iparen, lieB ii9 ni@t fe11teaen. Daf
fie aber in ibrer 8erfleiounq nih1
oas geringfte Muffeben erregt Bat
ten, scigte bas &efultat: 8eibe pareu
ipurlos berf9punben.
nllno nun iteben mir ungefGbr pie=
Der am Nnfang," fagte Der poli3ei=
def. uMir baben freili9 oen BUM
men Supelenbieb uno Sen rotbaari=
gen &elner, aber aus benen lit nidts
beraus5ubringen."
nWir baben ar9 mod anberf
Mnbaltspuntte," meinte &rog.
.Wel6e2" fraste Der poli3ei6ef.
ngritens baben mir Die @purer
bes 8eiu9s, ben Der 9ieb mir abqe.
itattet bat. sic t0nnen bon @idtia.
felt iein, lpenn i6 jebt 3sit fin6e
cine griinbli6e 1nterfu9ung an3u:
ltelen. Serner BADEN mir bic Mob:
nung in Der @aheritrabe, po oil
G4euerfrau %feitgebalten noroen lit
Wer bat ie gemietet? Mie 1ab oel
Mieter aus? Mo6er fam er?
(Sortietune folst.)
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-01-27
Der 1rdIan6nopf.
g~rSdblune bon Barclay Mprt5. (gutoz
r%iiirte lleberieerng bon U. Yaiiom5
(Sortieeung.)

,gs mub febr bitter fein, tein 81
ternbaus mebr gu baben, unb bate
id aud Elm eieen Seim, bas meit1er
Mutter m0dte id nm teinen prets
mifen," fuste Mnnie.
unmilltiirlid bahte ct Bel ben@orz
ten baran, pie traulih elm beimi1det
Serb fem tperbe, bei1en Slamme ben
ibrer 5ano feline Mabrung erbielt.
.Sn elmer geaiebuns finosoie Trau@
en- aliidlider baran als mir M1d11=
ner!!" fubr er fort. Isle baben bic
6dbiateit, jebes 3immer nohnli6 gu
seftalten; elm @ema9, bds ni9t BON
meibliden 6dnben etneeridtet uno in
@tanb aehalten mirb, bat tets etpas
unsemiitbli9es. Sin Sunsseiele 1T
nahrli9 gu bebauern."
Mnnie f6aute gu Inn empor unb
lddelte 19elmifd. rMarum seb.rl
sic Sbr einisblerifdes 2eben niht
auf, ipenr es Sbnet 10 p.rbabt iit2'
fraste lie.
Solbroot erpio.rte ibren 8lid, bpd
obne in ibr 2Gdeln einauitimmen.
SIN @esentb.iI, iein Gefidt trug Ell
men ern1ten Musbrud, als ct ibr tntz
aesnete: sd boffe. benz 3iel meiner
@ebniudt ni9t mebr fern gu fein.
MugenbIidlid aber lit es mir nidt
a~eitattet, mein @didfal na@ meinert
Mini6en gu formen. Mud banfe
id jebt benz Simmel, bag bie1es beiz
&c gerlansen mad einem eigenen 9eim
er1t jebt in mir ertpadt lit unb nidt
fton ppr Sabren." Damn feBte er,
obne ibr 3eit gu elmer Nntport auf
biefe Morte gu oDnnen. alsbalb binau:
.Das Mett.r lit b.ute 10 fdDn; bit
ten Sic ni9t 2uit. einen Spa5iersang
nit mir gu MAIDEN, 5rdulein Semi
pleton? - Sd firdte, sic bepegen
iid niat genug in FREEZER 2uft. Menn
mir jebt eleid aufbreden, iinb mir
our S~beeitunoe nieoer ba."
Innie. nabm biefen @ori@lag freuz
big an.
5rDbli9 plaubernb panoerte lie me-
Zen ibm babin. @eit benz SOD ibres
8ulbers battle iie fi9 nod ni9t tpieoer
10 better sefiblt als an Dem b%eutiaen
Nadmittag. Ser 9immef mar tlar
unb FELL un6 AUDI in 9%olbroots See.
le par Elm lebbuftes @liidssefubl err
na6t.
Ser 9erbft 1T Sic f66nlte Sabres>
5eit," badte er; rja, pa6rlid, bus
2eben lit Oes 2ebens tpertb!"
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-01-27
2e. aapitcl.
Sic 8eidte eines gobten.

OUlUIUUl IttY IUIUIl ult ou2 pulu7
.inen feltiamen 3ufall in feline 9d1<
Sc geratbene Sdriftftiid gu leien. IS
.ntbtelt folsenoen 8eri9t:
Ser Notur Sarfner bat MIDI pit
srmabnt, Elm Seitament gu MAIDEN.
Sein &atb lit p~.rftdnbig, benn mein
9erm0gen 1T bebeutenb. Gs belduft
Ii9 mad Der leBten Bere6nung quf
Elm &apital BON iiber 3fpei Millionen
DDllars. Mber leiber fann >id metz
men IeBten Millen nibt nieberieben,
obne meinem Observation-Disclosures
einige Muftldrungen b0dft peinli@er
Mrt iiber meme 8ergangenbeit gu
hidden. Sebt belize id Die Mdtung
tiefes Motars; bur9 meme Gntbil=
lungen nir6e id in feiner 56dbung
Inn Elm 8eoeutenbes finten. @r foil
lie batter erit na9 meinem Sobe ber<
nebmen.
n3Suerit miuB ih tim geiteben, bab
Der Same Gbarles pterion, unter benz
er mid feit atpan5ig Sabren fennt,
Elm angenommener lit. Sn @irtlth<
felt belize id Carrot Breiton. Dam,
babe i9 no6 anoere 8efenntnife abz
'5uleeen, bie er BON mir gu borer
ntdt erpartet. Sd Bin in Gem Srte
Rebbant i'm @taate Seem Serfep gez
boren. Sn meinem 3tpan5igiten Sahr
iiebelte ih nit meinen Gltern na9
plainfelb iibsr. Sort berbeirathete
Ii9 mid nit einem jungen Mdb6en.
Dag nad bsm eriten Sabr un1erer
|@be Bel Der @eburt elmer So9te.
7tarb.
NOrtietung fOret.).
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-01-27
25. @apitel.
SolbrOuf madt einen un~ertuartctcn
Z. - Slittb.

Gin Monat mar felt benz Moro
,perfloHen. Ma9 mie Dor laitete Elm
tiefes @eteimnib auf Der Shat. Die
polioeibeb0rbe fori@te pereebens nad
benz 8erbreder; bod belt iie ni9ts<
oeitonenieer on Dem @lauben felt,
c0B 5empleton oas Spfer elmer 8er=
nedslung senorben lei.
Dim Sage na6 benz nit Mnnie gez
madten Spa5iersef1g fpra6 9olbroot
i'm @taotbauie ppr unb traf ba1elbit
ienen ppli5eibirettor, tpelder ibm bas
3euepr0baen bon benz Mn5us Deg
MDroers abgeidnitten bate. @r
fragile bieien Serrn na9 ben Grim
ben, mel6e i'm peranlaBten, 10 BART
nddig on Der Mnnabme ~feit3ubalten,
bab Ser Sooesitpb, Der Sempletpns
2eten beenbet bate, einem anberen
5ugeoa9t nar, unb erbielt barauf
cine Mustunft, bte ibm einleubten6
unb i9arfiinnig eri6ien.
Sir elm Weilden peripurte !Sol=
broot srDBe 2uit, nun au6 ieiner{eits
benz 9irettor feline GrDffnungen gu
MAIDEN uno oiefem mit3utbeilen, oab
er unb Som nabe baran sereien 1ei=
en-, Germ Tountain als BEN M0rbe,
gu bertlaeen. 9as 8ebenten ie=
ood, bob oieie Sbatfa9e ni9t nl1
fein @ebeimnib, fonbern au6 bas oea
REPORTERS mar, bepog i'm gum
S4meigen. Mu9 Bate er ia 5lo=
ra's Namen ernGbnen miTen uni
bapor fdeute er 5urid.
@r Derlteb bas Gtabtbaus oaNr
obne ben 8eamten iiber ienen Mib.
ariff aufaetldrt au baben. BON ben
er urb Som nod rebt5eitig aunbe
erbalten batten.
Muf Dem Mege nad feinem Bureau
CAB CT fib boil un6 gang bes treuz
oigsn @tn6riiden bin, pelhe 1T zen
nit Nnnie berlebten seitrieen Mbeno=
itunbt.. in feiner @eele mddtig ma,
rem, @r narb nidt miibe, 5ih in
ietnrm @eift bic 2ieblihteit ibres
Setns uno Mefens unb ben 3auber
ben ieoes ibrer Morte auf i'm aus.
ubte. gu bergegenndrtisen.
Sn qliidIidfter @timmung errei6.
te er fein 8ureau. Mls er bic Ebii1
gum @or3immer nit einem trdftiaer
Hud Dffnet.., entftan6 elm lautes Sc:
potter. @iner ieiner @dreiber bait
etn. Setter 10 unqefdidt in Der Mdh'
Der 5bur aufaeftellt, baB lie bnr6 .ba!
ISeffnen berftlben fart ing @dnan:
ten atrieth. Ser. iunqe 50lp.l ielbi
ltano bereits uuf ser GuR.rften @prpi
fs, als Ser Mnbrall aefdab; CT ma
auf oiefen bohen poften eetftttert
I'm gu einem 8orb gu aelanaen, bai
unter Der 2immerbede an allen pie1
Wanben entlang lief unb in arunen
nit reiber Nomensihrift perfebene1
Solatdften a1te, felten sebrau@t
S9rifttude entbielt.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-01-27
uer=MeloeNtuen.
R1mmern tnb Gage SET Je4ermene
itattpnen.

NulluueH.
8 ct. Sarnes &otel.
10 Buckingham Stood 1n6 Htn3.
porh ctr.
ID 9ritte rn6 Sinmore 5trobe.
is 9ritte un6 Mprtle StraBe.
is Bierte unb @arren 5traBe.
~ 3peite un6 SaDlor StraBe.
Is 3pette un6 8rotpn StraBe.
10 Sedite rn6 Marql1ette 5trabe.
21 Sro1tt u1rb 5cott 5traBe.
% Siinfte un6 Gaines @traBe.
"a Gritte unh @cott StraBe.
IS Stpeite r1ro @orriion @traBe.
26 Giinfte nnb &orriion @trnbe.
81 Dritte rn6 NerrD 5troBe.
% Dritte unb Main Strobe.
20 3meite nn6 @raop 5traBe.
81 Sinfte lnb @raoD @trabe.
80 &otel &imtban.
33 56lan6balts SO. /.
"a @ier5ebnte un6 6arnat11 Str.
35 Drei5ebnte .rn6 Srerto1t Nne.
36 Colt &iber ctr. r16 Cambria
Mber1te.
81 Siebente a,n6 @od SSsIan6 gtr.
39 Bierte. urrb 2eglatre Strabe.
80 @aie lt16 6eoeraI StraBe.
Al Md)te nn6 Sarriion gtraBe.
40 3sDolfte l1r6 @ipleD StraBe.
l3 3ebnte 1tn6 8ra6D StruBe.
a. g. 81. S. & g. Sbops.
As 8~ier3ebnte nn6 @errD @trabe.
Dc S~iinf3ebnte' un6 &arriion Str.
AZ 2ocuit rn6 @raop @traBe.
48 9ed5sbnte unb Sonia 5traBe.
40 Sed5ebnte ''nn6 Mrlington Mpe.
81 Stanbarb Oil 60.
50 @ait @iber ct. rno College Abe,
SO Sprtng ctr. 1ln6 Summit She.
81 3ebnte nn6 @ratt6 Mbentte.
Sc Siinfte 1tn6 Sonia StraBe.
81 Meunte un6 2eGlaire 5traBe.
SO @atnb un6 Coop 5traBe.
SO elite nn6 Soma StruBs.
81 Staats-@ aiienbaus.
go 6arram uno Sigh, @traBe.
SO 2ocuit StraBe 11no @tan6 Abe.
ga 8ro5p @traBe nn6 8arf Cane.
IS gene Mberlte inns gait @traBe
81 @ran6 un6 Midolas Mbe.
II &iplep unb Bleainnt StraBe.
~ Scout u1r6 Gaines StraBe.
70 @ieroebnte un6 Gaines 5traBe
"a Siinfaebnte uno @arren ctr.
76 M6te nn6 Gaines StraBe.
81 9ocuit unb Dipiiior 5traBe.
80 Union unb @aibington StroBe
S3 Mdte 1no 5ilnrore StfaBe.
"a Siinfte un6 9anlor SfraBe.
IS 2eonar6 1tnb Marquette 5trobe
sc Siebente. ctr. 1tnb Mltna Ape.
81 @iebente 11nb 9abie Str
80 2eonaro nnb @aibineton Str.
81 2ocuit unb Marquette Strabe.
80 MercD @oipital.
SO ct. @incent's 0rpbattngs.
1872 Sront unb Meair @traBe.
1913 @ran6 Opera Souie.
124 3meite 1rno Matn @trabs.
1875 8urtis Opera Souie.
1875 Mmerican Sbeatre Dibne.
1877 Columbia Meater.
PIP &ibgetpoob unb 6iqcreft Ape.
213 Sutton ln6 Miiiiiiippi Mpe.
216 @briftte ct. nnb 5umrnit Ape
.312 9ritte ltrro 9ibiiton Strobe.
313 &odingbam Moa6 utt0 9ibifto,
Strdbe.
s14 @odingbam Roab ltnb fouel
5traBe.
315 @laeoie Noidinenral,n1.
316 telegraph @oa0 u115 MoIff ct
319 @odingbam @oao ltr6 2incol1
Mperne. <
321 Sedite itn6 Dat Strabe.
1923 9ritte nnb Dot Strabe.
1924 @odingbam Stood ,1n6 gIar
StraBe.
1926 sanood uns 2ineoln aoe.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1916-05-19
HAS IT COME TO TH1So

The other day at a meeting of wo-
man 8 federated club in a far western
city, a resolution was offered bv a
madam from Duluth, Minnesota, calling
on the American woman of social pres
tige to relegate the duties of replenish-
ing the human family to women of in
ferior social standing. It resolved that
the burden of populating the terrestrial
domain should rest upon women who
had no social aspirations. That "the
better class of women should not be
annoyed with child birth,'' resolved
this human who called herself wo-
man.
We have at last found human be-
ing who is worse than traitor to mis-
country; who is worse than the person
who, after stealing blind cripple q
crutch, tells him the wrong way home.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1916-05-19
OTHERS OPINIONS.

We are always glad to have express
sion from the public touching on ques-
tions and problems that confront the
municipality For it is only through
a conference of all opinions that we az
rive at conclusions satisfactory to the
ma jority of those concerned Lately
town officials who are charged with the
enforcement of the speed laws. It
would be foolishly arrogant to say tina:
this paper prompted the arrest of sew
eral speeders following the publication
of the above referred-to article. We
do not care a rap who gets the credi,
for inspiring our officials in the carry
ing out Of their duty-as long as theil
duty is carried out. In this connection
we direct the readers of this issue tt
a communication from Mr.. G. c.. Weeks
anent our speeders and speed laws. Mr.
Weeks is the pioneer automobile mar
of Scotland Neck, and his views a!
published elsewhere in these column.
are pertinent.