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The Parisian. (Paris, Tenn.) 1907-1962, 1916-05-19

minds open, and our country
faith strong.
When the girl at the glove
counter marries the boy in the
wholesale house the news of their
wedding is good for a forty-line
wedding notice, and the forty
lines in the country paper give
them self respect. When in due
course We know that their baby
is twelve FOUNDER, named Grow
err or Theodore or Woodrow, we
have that neighborly feeling that
breeds the real democracy.
When we read of a death in that
home we can mourn with them
that mourn. When we see them
moving upward in the world into
a firm and out toward the country
club neighborhood we rejoice
with them that rejoice. There
fore, men and brethren, when
you are riding thru this vale of
tears upon the California limited
and by chance pick up the little
country newspaper with its
meager telegraph service of 3, 900
or 1000 words or at best Is, 200
or 10000; when you see it's array
of country items. its interminable
local stories, it s tiresome editori-
ais on the water-works, the
schools, the street railroad, the
crops and the city printing, don't
throw down the contemplate
little rag with the verdict that
there is nothing in it. But know
this, and know it well: If you
could take the clay from your eyes
and read the little paper as it is
written you would find all of
Gods beautiful, sorrowing,
struggling, aspiring world in it,
and what you saw would make
you touch the little paper with
reverent hands.
The Parisian. (Paris, Tenn.) 1907-1962, 1916-05-19

Manufacturing Co., lot. SIS, 900.
R. w. Rogers and wife to l..
Mamie, 100 acres, 1886.
R. L. Hickman to E. L. Bow
den, lot, $3.50.
H. W. Covington and wife to
C. w. Covington, 100 acres,
So, 500.
T. B. and L. F. Walker to
Miss Ada Bushart, lot, $400.
Miss Ada Bushart to J. N.
Bushart, lot, $500.
J. N. Bushart to S. J. Routon,
lots, Sc, $50.
S. J. Routon to ]. N. Bushart,
lot, So, 800.
Mrs. Frances Thomson to
Tennessee Property Company,
IA IL acres, $500.
The Parisian. (Paris, Tenn.) 1907-1962, 1916-05-19
$4,000 AGO COMPANY
STOCK SOLD IN PARIS
Manufacturing Plant Located
On Nashville, Chattanooga
& St. Louis Railway

Already $50, 500 worth of AGO
Manufacturing Company stock
has been sold in Paris. The
company's extensive plans are
being freely discussed in bust
ness circles and many are ex-
pressing confidence in the enter
prise.
One of the advantages enjoyed
by the AGO Manufacturing Com
pany is that it's plant is located
directly on the N, C. & st. l..
railway and on a "" of the
L. & N. This will give them
every advantage in shipping
their products.
The Parisian. (Paris, Tenn.) 1907-1962, 1916-05-19
The Country Newspaper
William Allen White In Empona, Kansas, Gazette

But the beauty and joy of our
papers and their little worlds is
that we who live in the country
towns know our heroes. Who
knows Murphy in New York?
Only a few. Yet in Empoia we
all know Tom O'Conner-and
love him. Who knows Morgan
N New York? One man in a
hundred thousand. Yet in EN-
ooria who does not know George
Newman, our banker and mer-
liant prince? Boston people pick
up their morning papers and read
With shuddering horror of the
crimes of thier daily william, yet
read without that fine thrill that
we have when we hear that AL
Ludorph is in Jail again in En-
poria. For we all know AL.
We've ridden in his hack score
Of times. And we take up our
paper with the story of his frail-
ties as readers who begin the
narrative of an old friends ad-
ventures.
Our papers, our little country
papers, seem drab and miserably
provincial to strangers yet we who
read them read in their lines the
sweet, intimate story of life. And
all these touches of nature make
us wondrous kind. tits the country
newspaper, bringing together
daily the threads of the towns
life, weaving them into some
thing rich and strange and set
ting the pattern as it weaves, d.
recting the loom and giving the
cloth it's color by mixing the lives
of all people in it's color pot-it is
this country newspaper that re-
veals us to ourselves, that keeps
our hearts quick, and our country
The Parisian. (Paris, Tenn.) 1907-1962, 1916-05-19
LITTLE EARL R. BROWN
KILLED BY LIVE WIRE
DepIorable Tragedy At Home
of Boys Parents Near
Bowling Green, Mo.

Last week the Galloway Times,
Murray, carried a notice of the
death of little Earl Robins Brown,
small son of E. E. Brown, who
was killed at his fathers home
near Bowling Green, Mo-, by an
electric wire. Mr.. Brown. the
boys father, has numerous rel
atives and friends in Henry
county. The article in the Times
was as follows:
Earl Robins, the seven and one
half year old son of Mr.. and Mrs.
E. E. Brown, was killed between
5 and 6 o'clock Monday afternoon
by coming in contact with a high
voltage electric wire. The de-
plorable tragedy occurred near
the Brown home, about one and
a half miles from town on the
Louisiana road.
Mr.. Brown, the boys father,
and w. F. Campbell, neighbor,
had made arrangements with c.
K. Lee, manager of the Pike
County Electric Light & Power
Co., to install lights. The high
voltage of the transmission line
required a transformer to reduce
The Parisian. (Paris, Tenn.) 1907-1962, 1916-05-19
NOTES FROM COTTAGE
GROVE; ROUTE NO. ONE
Personal News Gathered By
The Parisian's Hustling
Correspondent

The farmers were glad to see
the rain Monday, as the crops
were getting very dry.
Some tobacco was set by the
farmers this week.
]. E. Davis is reported no better
at this writing. His friends are.
hoping that he will soon be able
to be out again.
Miss Matte Bridges is visiting
on Paris, Route 4, this week.
Tom Davis moved into his new
residence, recently completed,
one day last week.
Misses Murl Tyler and Garlic
Mccall visited in Henry last
week.
Misses May and Gertie Hays
and Harnie Mason visited Miss
Mary Davis Sunday afternoon.
Misses Matte and Hattie
Bridges visited in West Paris last
Sunday.
Quite a number from this place
went to Paris Saturday.
The Parisian. (Paris, Tenn.) 1907-1962, 1916-05-19
MOTHER TELLS HOW VINOL
Made Her Delicate Boy Strong

Made Her Delicate Boy Strong
New York City. -"My little boy was
in a very weak, delicate condition as a
result of gastritis and the measles and
there seemed no hope of saving his life.
The doctor prescribed cod liver oil but
he could not take it. / decided to try
Vinol and with splendid results. Il
seemed to agree with him so that now he
is strong healthy boy THOMAS
FITZGERALD, 1890 Park Ave-, N. Y. City.
We guarantee Vinol, our delicious
cod liver and iron tonic, for rundown
conditions, chronic coughs, colds and
bronchitis
G. H. Trevathan Co., Druggists, Paris
The Parisian. (Paris, Tenn.) 1907-1962, 1916-05-19
The Strong Withstand the Heat of
Summer Better Than the Weak

Old people who are feeble, and younger
people who are weak will be strengthened
and enabled to go through the depress-
ing heat of summer by taking regularly
Groves Tasteless Chill Tonic. 1t purifies
and enriches the blood and builds up
the whole system. Soc. .,.
The Parisian. (Paris, Tenn.) 1907-1962, 1916-05-19
MARRIAGE LICENSE.

Bonnie Buchanan and Miss
Annie Nicely.
Luther Winchester and Mrs.
Daisy Ridenger.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-09-17
Somntas, @ortraa INN Grpf.
&. 81. Yaar1mann.

9lm bclltigeu Sonlltae Gormittog
miro Grpf. S. s. Gaarlnarrt einer
&ortrag holtell I'M @ebdl1oe Ser Srei-
ell Geutidell Sdullgcmeinbe iiber
uTas 2eben ltlo bie Sitten in ser
3eit Ser alnerifalliihen Solomon.
Grof. Gaarnlaln miro fiir oieieu
Gortrag genii9eno Materiol bon ser
acabcrnD Of Science mitbrinQen, 10
Dob Sen &inoerr Elm anid)aulihes
Silo Der @erbaltnilie Ser oamoIieen
3eit 9egebcn mcrocn# fa1tr1. SHE Slit
Der ii1o e%ingelaben nno lit Ser Gor-
fret. Der Seillf Ser Sonntag=
idllle lettcll So11ntag, Ser erite
Spnntag nod ben 6erien, mar iebr
gut. Den oelltldlen glteru lit es
lid)cr SIT c%nlpieblcn, ibre &in6er nab
oieier freiiinniacn oeutlNen Son,1=
SIT ld)iden.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-09-17
@iutir bcr Gntente:
md4tf.

Berlin, 16. Sept. (bra6tlps iiber
sapbille.) @ie Die l1eberiee : Nadz
ridtenasent1r mittbeilt, ersibt Elm be-
lonberer 8eridt, Ben Der 1dmeiSerilde
S%unbesratb iiber gerpille biplpmatii6c
S6ritte nnb @erba11blun9en bonn 15.
WGai bis 1. September berDffentlidt
Fat, bab Sic Gdtpei5 trob ibrer Yrotez
tie gegen Sic l1nterbre6ung nnb StDz
rung ibres Epltperfebrs init Sen nel1
tralen Mai9ten bnr6 ENGLAND nnb
Sranfreid nidDt imltanbe mar, belleren
uDerleeiIden a~abelberfe6r nnb Enlt<
berfebr 5u %erlan9en.
Ser 8erid9t sebt ferner a1f Sic
6anbels @erbanol1ln9en Ser g6ipei5
NIT ben entente : Md9ten nnb nit
9eutldlanb ein l1nb erflart, -bab Bic
bon Der sd)ipei5 semadten @orIdldge
in Ben gu garis s%efiibrten l1nterbanoz
llngen 9latt 5nriidgeipielen nurbcn,
ndbrenb Bic @erbanblungen NIT
8euti6lanb ipabrl9einli6 gu einem
5ufrieoenltelenoen &elultat fiibren
tperben.
Ser %belpnbere 6anbelsbertrag, mel
9er NIT 9ertl9lano abseidlolien muir
De, beriidlidtist sic Gage Der Sdpei5
infolse bes bon &aris eiasenommenen
5tanDpunftes unb getpabrt oerS6tpei3
lolde gntldaoieunsen, tpie iie fir oie
grbaltung Der Station unb ibres See
reg nDtbig iinb.
Gum sdlub ipeiit Ser 8eridt barz
auf bin, bab geipiile Mrtifel, beren
ginfubr Sic gntenten1adte 5ugeitan@
Sen baben, belonbers aber Sdtpefel,
spirit1s, Del ltnb @arne, in 10 gerinz
gen Ga1antitaten iiber Sic @ren5e se@
lansten, DOB betrddtli6e. Snbnifrien
bes 2an0es in grobem @abe labmgez
leat 1tnb.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-09-17
S9mtoeu uu0 oie Gntente=
Mtddte.
Gortiebrtng bon Ser 1. Geite.)

l6lpeoiide %&rieesldiffe soserr ipiir@
Den, De1tt1de Salldbppte. bic inncr1alb
Der idluebilden @elpafer altgetroffen
iperbel,, ar5usreifen, unb bies nuter
Dem @nrlpanb. es fDnnte iid nm Elm
@anoelstaudbopt banbeln; baaeaen
ipiirhe bon eil,em iulden36sern ececnz
ilber einem Sa,1dbppt Ser MIliirten
nidt Sic @ebe iein, ba bicle feil1eSan@
belstalldbppte beliben. SIZE Npte. sic
mod peridiebene mlDere Srasen ser
Sdiffabrt b%ebanbelt, idliebt: Ser
bon Ser Idlpebilden @esieruns ei,,sez
npnnmene Stanbpunft ltebt offeniidtz
lid in @iberiprub nit Ben Sproerrn@
gen elmer lppalen, unparteiii1en Meltz
trolitdt."
Cd ipebens Mntmort.
StndbpIm III, 16. Sept. (iiber
2onbpn.) Sic antiport ser ldmebi1den
&e9ieruns allf bie Gprlteuungen ser
entente : Mddte iiber sic bon Sbtpee
ben 5ur @rbaltu1e leiner Nelltralitdt
er9riffenen Wiabnabmen lit berDffentz
lidt pprben. SSn Ser Mntiport er6rfert
Die l6nebiide &esterung itrers f6rm1z
li6 Sic bon Sen entente : Madten
aufseitelte 8ebauptuns, sdJpeben baz
be ii6 in bieiem &riee nid)t ltreng
neutral berbalten, lonbern sic cire Ser
beipen friegfiibrenoen 8artcien - sic
Illiirten - benadtbeiligt.
Sn Ser Mntlport beitB cs unter artz
berem: Sic @esierllrs bes 80niss
fann lih auf feline grDrterrns iiber
Die Iufridtisfeit uno l1nparteilid@
felt ibrer Meutralitat einlalien, oie
ipdbreno Ser sanaen 9aller bieles
&riegs inn l1ebermaB beiuieien NOR
Ben lit. Midtsoeltoipeniser lam iid
bie i6lpeoilde @esierli1s nidt bie 8es
merfl1n9 beriaseu,. bab cine berartise
geldulDi9uns nidt itidbaltig lit,
lpenn lie alf neretn5elten Ibatiaden
aufgebaut nerben, Sic MIR unnpuitdn=
Dig unterlu6t iporben iinb."
gesiislih Ser Saud)bonte erflartc
Bic i6ipeoiide 8esierruts, BOB ale
berartise Sabr5euse als &riessidiffe
angeleben lno bebanbelt iperben.
aussenommen II, tire fpme
IN er5ieIlen 3mede iinbfIar
bnr6 Ibat If e eripieien.
Ser Grptelt Der Gntente : Mdbte be-
5ps iid auf Dos gefabren lhtpebiider
5obeitsseipaIler, ieitens beutider linz.
terieebpote nnb anT bas 2eeen zines
Millcnfelos bel 8psrunorerlben inn iiibz
liden Ga1nD.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-09-17

SRI. 6. SLEEPER, Mo. i420
Gaines Strabe, reilte nod Soma
Gitp ab, ltn1 sort tire Stl1oien on
Der Staatsltniperiitat mieoer auf5l1=
neblnen.
9r. Safer, 3abnarat, @bitafer
Building. (Mn5.)
- 2ol1is Cured bon gmii6er, Sa.,
lieb lid fir ben 9ienit in ser @lllt=
6esi11fal1terie arfperben. .
Irau Charles @eber reiIte
nod glliflao, e. g., %sl1riid, 11aGoem
lte Iib bier einige 3eit bei gerlpall6=
ten allfgebalten batte.
Die nahIte6en0en 6reun0e BON
Serrn nno Tral1 6eroinano &a=
11aln fan0en iid al1f Ser Sarm, bier
Weilen ltorbli6 bon @alcott Elm n11o
perbradten ben Mbeno NIT 5pielen
llno San5en: Ser 11no Sral, garl
@amanr, SEER ltl1o 6ral1 &enrp
@lllf, SEER ltno 6rau @enrp 0eng=
ler, SEER nlo 6rau 2oltis 6ilber,
Die SRI. Mcta nno Mmelia @l1lf
Slpreltce WcSltgb, @a5cl Iimlen,
Slorcl1ce 8lllf uno Clio @omar11 II.
Die @errell Sel1rp sSrieOerids, @ugo
@pelf, &orace Galtitian, @enrp
Goebs, otto 9lnlae, Serbert Sinbe,
Srie 3oebs, Sorrp Iengler, @l1go
Sra1tel1, 8illie Irauen, 9emep
2alnp, 2olis Camp, Nl1oolpb Shroe=
Der, Rlloolpb 9enfer, M1tgl1it gmolbt,
glbert @ieie, @iIie @agen uno
2oris, @alter nn0 gDmi1 3engler.
~ Merdants gransfer & Storage
So. Gelepbon $50. (4na.0
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-09-17
Die Mdrtte.
Trpbnfte.

GBicago, 16. 9ept. - @ei5en,
1.47A Sept, 1.47B 9e5.
&prn - S6h 5ept., 70 0e5.
Safer - 441@a} 5ept., 473s, 9e5.
@etrei6e fir 8aar - SEQ. 2 rotber
8%i1termei5en, rer1. 1.45A-1.51A;
&orn, SEQ. 2, S6A-87A; Safer,
5tanbar6, 45-45Mc.
@erlte - 84c-$1.16.
gieb tnb' Hrobifipnen.
gbicago, 16. Sept. &inopieb-
3ufubr 600. Set. 49, 5tiere $500
bis $40; &iibe nnb &inber, $3.50
9.35; &dlber $8.50-13.O0.
Sdtpei1e ~ 53uf11br 5000; felt.
Sc big 15c ii6er Dem geitrigen 9urd-
l6nittspreis. ~ 9urdidnittsgemidt
$1o.5o-11.5o; 5nnleiit $1o.o5 bis
$10,25.
gdafe - 3nfubr 1000; idmad,
8io6er, $6.80-S.4O; 2ammer, ST..
00-11.1O.
@efliigel 1916; Springs,
1926. y
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-09-17
0as %. eanaerfeii oes eanserbnm=
bes bes Murbmeitcns.
@iro i'm ssSl1lri oes lrdblten Sssobres in
&anlas Stir, Wo., ~a6gebalten
mer6en.

Sait allpod)entli9 iiben sic bieli-
gen Ginger Sic 2ieber, sic fir oas
bonn Is. bis gum 16. Stunt nablten
Sobres IN &anlas gitp, Mo., ab5u=
balterbe 5argerfeit bes 5angerblna~
oes oes Nor0meltens altserforen 1p,1r=
Sen, elm. Ramentlid oas critic Ser
11adltebenb mngefiigten 2ieoer, mel-
DIE I'M Erogramm entbalten li1D,
oilrfte iih, BON bielen 0eutiden M1an=
1lern gell1ngen, mnnberbar al1sneb-
men, nod Da5r, no es bonn Srdeiter
begleitet 1perOen ioa: 0eutides 2ieb
nno 0elttldes @ort bon Muoolf 8ag-
1ler.
|. 9eutides 2ieo nrb oeutides
8ort Stub. @agner
CMit Srdelterbegleitung.(
2. uIberbs" s. 5dulfen
3. uIriibling am Mbein" g. @reu
4. uSternennadt" $. gdnIfen
5. SIN 5el0 0es Morgens friib",
g6. 8urfbarot
q. ugeit geoenf' id, Margaretba",
-. y. 6. Meper-Selmllno
CNit Srdelterbegleitung.)
Z. sangermarl6: u@ie idon lit
es!" g Gnhe
s. n@o geb, no / lteb" (aqrntl1er
golfslieo) -. Is. esier1mann
.. - grubt lie mir" +. ST. &apier.
10. "9ans nno Sieiel", @olfsIieo)
5beo. &elbe
IL. S%artgebet 6. &remier
(Mit Srdeiter6egleituns.)
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-09-17
@ettcrberidJt.
@ obington 16. g.

@aibinaton, 16. Sept.
Sir Ss5olpa: aIlgcnlcilt idlol1es @et=
ter Sonntag uno Mpntag, filDler
I'M liioliden Staatst9cile Sonl1=
tag.
Sir Sainois: gonntaa tbeillpeiic BE-
molft, fiibler inn norolid)en Staats=
tbcile. Montag idones @etter II.
lpGrincr i'm noroliden Gbell.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-09-17
Se1tc 1ettes oicsja6rises apm5ert int
Scjerparg Garf.
@eion6ers gut g%emdbltes &roaramm,
a1sgefiibrt bon Geterien's @a-
pelle unb Ser Dabe11port
2~ie6ertafeI.

Gas lette 6iesiabrige @arffon5ert
fommt beute Nadmittag i'm Sejer-
barp 8arf 5am Mnstrag. MltBer 9e-
.terien's befa11nter &apene miro altd)
6ie 9apenport 2ieoertafel Bel bem
&on5ert mit1pirfen. @nbe gut, olles
gut. 9ieIes befa1tnte belltihe 5prid-
mort Fat ii6 mtd Serr gilbert Ne=
ter en fir oieles lebte &on5ert in Ser
Saiion %auseripablt. 9as naditeben=
Be &rogramm lit Ielten gut 5uiam=
me1tgelest un6 siirfte cine groBe
Weni6e1tmense morgen nadp bem
Garf loden: U
1. Marlh- u@pmbeline" Sutton
2. Supertiire - u9ihter u11b 9all=
CT" Slppee
3. &arapbraie - uSSn1 fiefen ael-
Ter" Gutenberg
a. @al5er - vMarp's Cream"
5. .'gie modt in @erlin" 2
Sartmamn
Spc5ialntmmer - Ser frobe
@anoersmalu1". Menoelsiobn
Davenport 2ieoertafel.
Gam e.
6. Welooien aus u@ltnoerlano" ;.
9erbert
q. Snterme55o - uGupi6s Glea-.
bings" 8oelfer
s. greerpts aus u0l6 Comm" ;.
2uebers
8. soupenir Sc @agner
10. Marid - uGolun1bia" @11rton
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Sas Sabrcsbanfctt bes sri=Gitp
Href Gf1tb.

Ser Sri=gitp NreB Gl11b miro am
IienStag, Sen 10. September, in ser
@otd Somer SIM iein biesiabriges,
arobes ganfett abbalten. gn oiclem
Gage peroen al1d Sic @eanlten Ser
Gercinigltllg geipablt llllb Sic @lone
iiir sic @er6it= nno @i11tergci6Gfts=
angelegcllbcitcn Ser Gereiniqllna &C.
meroen. 9as 8i11er miro I'M
llbr Mbenbs %ierbirt.
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2ofaler @etterberidt.

Saoenporf. 16. Gept.
9%urdidnitts : @arometerIt an5 1904
9urdldnitts Semperaltr 81
Sofite Semperatl1r bel,te . /. 70
MieorigIte Semperatur lette Nadt Al
Nor1nale Semperatur fit 33
SaDre DO
Gurdidnittlide Setdtigfeit Der
Suit 81
MieoerldIos III "a @tunoen 600
Gorberrl denoe @inoridtl,ng .S@.
@allerlt allo INN Z l1br M1orge1S 81
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-09-17

Ser tatbolif6e grieFer
Mtaier %. 8ioletti, frii6erer prdfett
Der Suntor Dipi1ion bes ct. @barz
les college in Baltimore, lit irgenbnp
an Der 5ront in Srantrei9 gefaIen.
9le1e Na9riht ging benz ct. Maz
rtenz@eminar BON benz Mutterbaus
IN parts gu. gs beiBt, baB aeb.
@tolsttt bor @erbun sefallen 1ei.
gr tpar in paris seboren unb 81
Sabre alt.
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Die eeier unierer 3eitung iin:s
gotlldIt erlllht, ale intereiianter
gtadridten, melde in ibren @efann.
tenfreilen b%orfommen, ser Geoaftion
per Nolt ODER perionlih o1 iibermit-
teln.
Ser n9emotrat" Iiefcrt 9rudz
iaden 11neu unb p%reispiirbia.
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ofene @ln5eigen.


Srennben unb 8efannten biermit
Die traurtse Nadri6t, BOB unier lie
Der sobn, 8ruoer nnb S6tpager,
GntiI ~. @,tIf
am 9onnerstag, Sen IA. sept, Mor=
gems friib ltm 4 llbr Is Min., mad
ldtperem 2eiben inn glitter bon 80 Sa6.
rem, ! .Wpnot nnb 13 Gagen lanf.
entldlafen lit.
9as Acknowledgements finbet an
Spnntag, ben II. Geptember. gsah=
mittag I'M R3 MIR, bonn Srauerbauie
SEQ. 1451 ipeltlide 8. gtrabe rad ben
Sufbale Srtebbpfe ltatt.
Sur Trdnerfeicr I'M 6aulc iini
Sreltnbe i%piqfomnle1, Bic 8cltattlu1l
anf Sem Srtehbpfe lit pripat.
linn titles geilcio bitten Sic tiefbe.
.triibten @interbliebenen:
Serma,t @llf,
Sralt Ginita Sulf,
@ltern,
@nhplpb @mlf, Genper,
Srnl 5ltgp Muelcr,
SRI. Bertha @mlf,
6ugp @mlf,
Geidipilter,
neblt @eripatlbten.
MlS15.16.17t.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-09-17
Die rniIildeu 8rpsitabte.

Die rdpioe @ntmidlung Der ruI5iz
l4en @taOte mir peranldoulidt
bur9 bic folgenben, ben neueiten anti
lthen 8ert9ten eatnommenen @in=
po6ner3ablen:
Raastersburs 1,2e4,ooo 2,318,ooo
MtDstau 1,038OOO L83,OOO
&ien 247,OOO 60O0OO
@afu 10000 215OO0
@on War14au, 2oba unb aiqa
teblen 1abere 4ngoben; bic @:nppbz
11er5a9lifala petlt o6er AUDI in oielen
Snouftrtsitdbten eine auberprbentli6e
Gtel9erung auf. 5alt itationar 1T
oasegen bic B0lterung bon ObeRa:
tie betrug 1915 nur 100000 gegen
100000 i'm Sabre 1897. Menn oud
ton ben ongebenen .3ablen nidt UNI
sf9eblide observation-disclosures in
@b5ug gu bri1gen liub, 10 lit ct1brerz
leits Die Mirtung aablrei9er Mobi=
lilationen gu beriidiidtisen. 9as
eine lptrb po9l oas anDere aufpie=
gen. NuG bic li6iriI9en @tdbte
ldngs Der groben 8abnlinten baben
lett benz iapaniI4en &rtege pon 1904
Bis 1905 einen erj taunli9en Muf=
l4pung erlebt, 10 belonbers Smst.
Roponifolaetpst u. d.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-09-17
Musetaets filr
Ar5eitspldse, gerfanfe, gerInas

"'"1Ptupe, S~CIIuNIe, SerIHR1
@pbnnnscn etc.
in Oieier Rlbrit tperben fir einen saa
biz gu elmer ISOLDE gu Sen nadfolgen.
Den &aten inierirt: Bis gu bier 3eilen
ODER beren @aum soc. iiber bier uub
t's gu a@t 3eilen $1.00. Seine Qr.
'5e19e ipiro fir tueniser uls SOC a,ge.
1Omn1ett.
Sir steaengeiude tpirb BEL ein< bts
ledsn1ali9er Sniertion Csc berednet.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-09-17

3n berfailfelt: Sait neue Marfpeu
gourtng Mafdine nit Nifel : SENDER.
Yre1s 1928. seben Sic ii1 bielelbe
an, Inn beren &ertb 51 erfcnnen. @or
oent @ebaloe SEQ. 324 Sarriion Ctr,
1elepbp1 66O0. Sberlanb Sapenpurt
w. 16,1@t.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-09-17

gelcsenbcit fir einen aftiben Mann,
Der ettpas BON @eflii9el5udt beritebt.
I@efb al berbiencn. @eben sic Mlter,
8eruf, nnb Of sic Samilie baben, an.
Ioreie: ~ e, Ser 9emofrat".
15,1@t.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-09-17

3n p%erfanfen: Meues, 9unlmibelea=
fes stal1bppe billi9. Gelepboniren sic
gtp. 4439e@. ober iprecben sic SO.
800 Seglaire gtrabe, 9%apenport, bor.
16,1@t.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-09-17

81 uerfa1fcn: Sprb gourina WlltOz
mnbtl nit abncbnlbaren &sifea. genz
ttlirel,Se @inbidubl9eibe. 1916 Mp=
tpf: Sl1ftSStarter. Sn crl1flalligcm
Sllltdllo. Sncrla,tb Sancnpurt Gu,
524 Sarriion straBe, Sci. 5000.
16,1@t.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-09-17

@erloren: Sircitonc 9leifcn nit glitn
5fp11elen eltl1tnn utb 3ubenpprt. &C.
pen sic bcnlelben in SO. 22O @et 8.
@s5trabe ab nab elnpfanscn sic cine
Sclpbnua9. 17.1@
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9abenporf. 16. sept.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-12-15
n VI N "a N VI "a 5i
SERVICE MORE THAN GIVING
Deepest Spirit Of Christmas Does Not
conflne Itself to One Day, but
Is Manifest Entire Year.

The deepest spirit Of the Christmas
outpouring that flows over the Chris
tiaa world is the impulse for human
service that runs through the whole
year.
1t is easy to give recklessly out of
cne's abundance, or even to share care
fully ones pittance. The distribution
of Christraass dinLers through hun
dreds Of self-denying families Iaeans a
days happiness for the giver ana re-
ceiver But it is greater happiness to
both to follow through the year with
aid to self-depende.ce, encouragement
TO hope, and support in striving for
better living.
This is the giving Of self, ard they
who know how to give of themselves
wisely are the highest givers. The
best feature of Christians is it's Iaa-
terial expression Of Whole year OF
human service that runs like a thread