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Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1917-07-25
SIXTH ANNUAL DAIRY DAY.

The advertising programs have been
issued for the sixth annual Dairy Day
celebration, to be held on Wednesday,
August /. The outline as usual fore
casts a very interesting and profitable
day for those who attend, whether
their personal interest tends toward
the requirement of valuable informa-
ton along The line of the community's
greatest industry, or whether it be
just to go and have jolly day with
friends. 1t goes without saying that
there will be a monster crowd. That
has been the record of past years, and
year by year the fame of the Dairy
Day has spread until it attracts many
people from long distances. Delhi
hospitality is proverbial, but it goes
the limit on Dairy Day. Nowhere in
this section of Iowa is there another
such day held. Dairy Day was origin
ated by the Silver Spring Creamery
company, one Of the most prosperous
and best known institutions of the
kind in Iowa. With the cooperation
of the community it has become an
event to be looked forward to. The
program in detail is as follows:
Forenoon.
Meet at park at 9 o'clock.
From to 10, inspection of Silver
Spring creamery.
10000, Judging of stock, awarding of
premiums and lecture by Prof. ]. G.
Cort, the noted dairy expert of Ames.
Afternoon.
The afternoon program will begin
at 100 o'clock. after dinners and
luncheons have been disposed of. Fol-
lowing is the order:
Music by Dyersville band.
Invocation. Rev. Skinner.
Music by band.
Address-Judge w. b. Quarton of
Algona, noted breeder of prize winning
dairy cattle.
Reading, Miss Belle DeShaw.
Address-Dr. Mackenzie, President
of Lenox College.
Short talks by visiting dairymen.
Dairy Cattle Exhibit.
Premiums will be paid on bulls,
COWS and heifers under two years of
the following breeds:
Holsteins-First $500; second, $500.
Guernseys-First, SO; second, 81.
Ayrshires-First, 50; second, So.
Short Horns-First, SO; second, 50.
Jerseys-First, So: second, 81.
The committee on cattle is COM
posed of I. C. Miller, George Harris,
and A o. Billings
Among the entertainment features
of the day will be a merry-go-round,
bowery dance rain or shine, with
Carpenters orchestra, and & base ball
game at $50 between Ryan and NOr-
thington. In addition there will be
the multiplicity OF refreshment booths
and exhibits which have always added
to the gayety. Ample provision has
been made to feed the multitude. Those
who desire are invited to bring bas-
kets and have picnic dinner under
the trees in the park Hot coffee and
cold buttermilk will be served fire by
the creamery company. The hotel
and restaurants will also make extra
provision for the day, and the Ladies'
Aid of the M. E. church will serve
one of their famous dinners in the
basement of the church.
D. ]. Schnittjer is president and J..
NJ. Barnes secretary of the association,
and they will be glad to hand out any
information connected with the pro-
gram.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1917-07-25
TWO BILLION PAID FOR BONDS
More Than go Per Cent Of Liberty
Loan Turned Into Treasury at
Washington.

Washington, July 25.-More than 60
per cent of the $2OOO,OOO,OOO Liberty
loan already has been paid into the
treasury. TOday's treasury statement,
the first issued in "a days shows pay
ments June 80 on the Liberty loan &C.
count of 81 1886, 024, 456
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1917-07-25
The Chinese,

Marquis ORuma says: "Indiyidual-
ly the Chinese are honest and eff
cient; but collectively they are not
only unable to organize with skill, but
there are mysterious leaks Of funds
and shifting of responsibilities.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1917-07-25
Compensatory.

Life Is compensatory to this extent:
When man reaches the point at
which his wife is compelled to make
the living for the family he has also
reached the point at which the fact
ceases to humiliate him.--Topeka Cap
ftal
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1917-07-25
Daily Ihoudht.

II 1t be my lot to crawl I will crawl
contentedly; if to fly I will fly with
alacrity; but as long as I can avoid
1t will never be unhappy.-Sydney
Smith.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1917-07-25

Constipation causes headaches, sal
low color, dull sickly eyes, makes you
feel out of sorts all over. HOLSTERS
Rocky Mountain Tea will Danish con-
stipation. Try it without fail.-W. c.
AmSden'S
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1917-07-25
Another Doctrine Fails.

The so-called decline in the art Of
conversation somehow fails to carry
the idea of a corresponding improve
ment in the art Of Observation-Disclosures
News.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1917-07-25
Ranoboo Shoots PaIatable Food,

Bamboo shoots are considered
edible in China, and it is said that
when they are of good variety they
form vegetable dish that has no
rival.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1917-07-25
29wkS2.
NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT OF AD-
MINISTRATOR.

State of Iowa, Delaware County, IS.
Notice is hereby given, that the un-
dersigned has been duly appointed and
qualified as administrator of the es-
tate of Emma A. Milroy, late of Della
ware County, deceased. All persons
indebted to said estate are requested
to make immediate payment and
those having claims against the same
will present them, duly authenticated
to the undersigned for allowance.
R. J. MILROY,
Administrator.
Dated July 9Th, 1917.
Carr & Carr, Attorneys for Admr.
28wks3.
Happy Thoughts.
Loose living will get you In tight
nlaces-DetrOit Journal. l
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1917-07-25
Clock Struck One.

Horrid Bore-'1 rise by an alarm
clock" Pretty Girl-"I retire by one.
There it goes now Judge.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1917-07-25
Cabinet of Chile Resigns.

Santiago, Chile, July 25.-The cab
met has resigned. No reason for the
action Is given.
Arizona republican., 1917-08-12
Do You Know Why in Time Chandler Has Passed and Left Behind One by One, Long
 Line of Other We'll Known Cars?

with the right type of car, the Chandler Company has stood firm ly by this type of car. It has con. tinued to develop this car thruOut these four years until today 1t ap- proximates perfec tion in cOnstruc- ton and performance.
 We cannot convey to you in the printed page any full conception of the superiority of the Chandler motor, but any one of nearly forty thousand Chandler owners could put you alongside him at the wheel and show you Chandler su- periority.
 We would be more than pleased to show you this superiority; we would be more than pleased to make clear to you the excellence of the Chandler car in all it's details.
 We would like to show to you what it means in satisfactory road performance that the Chandler motor is equipped with Bosch High Tension Magnetic as is the Pierce Arrow, Marmon, Locomobile, Win ton, White, Stutz and the Mercer; what it means to you that the Chandler car is built with a big solid cast aluminium crank case extending from frame to frame and giving absolute rigidity to the motor mounting; that it is equipped with silent chains for driving the motor shafts and with annular ball bear in9s in transmission and differen- tial and rear wheels.
 We would like to show you what these items of design and equip ment and many others, typical of the highest priced hieh-erade cars. mean to Chandler performance.
Arizona republican., 1917-08-12

There are perhaps several reasons, al of which would appear very clearly if you had the opportunity or took the time to analyze the history and business policies of the automobile industry. But there is one big basic reason which to you as a mOtOriSt is the essential req son, and that one reason is this that ever since the first Chandler car was designed and built and marketed four yearsagO last month, the Chandler has offered the finest of design. construction and equip ment at the lowest possible price.
 The Chandler today offers this excess of value, this dependability Of service, just as distinctly as at any time in the four years past.
 It took some little time, of course, for a great part of the. motoring world to pin it's conf dence to this newcomer. Men rec! ognized, indeed the whole trade recognized, that a new type of car which must make large appeal had come into the market. The trade knew that it was the product of men who knew motor building and general motor car design and who were experienced in the best manu- featuring practices.
 Still-and remember this was more than four years ago the trade said a newcomer could not win out.
 Nevertheless, there were a few hundred Chandler cars manufac- tured and sold in those months of the summer and fall of Nineteen Thirteen.
 And how distinctly the Chandler
Arizona republican., 1917-08-12

car for their car, more than twice as many as had chosen it the year before.
 And now comes 1917, a year of some stress for all trades, a year above all years when the real worth in merchandise counts most. And what is the motoring public's answer in it's discussion of high grade cars? What is its answer in discussion of Sizes most particu- larly?
 From coast to coast so far as our available records show, the Chand- , Ter is preferred above all other me- dium- priced cars, above all other high-grade cars.
 Our own sales records show an 2 increase of better than 559o in the 3 first six months of this year as com pared with the first six months of last year.
 Records of registration of new a cars, although available in only few typical sections of the United States, indicate a tremendous pub lie preference for the Chandler over all other cars in its field, in some ] instances as much as a two-to-one preference.
 We realize that in some isolated instances, because of peculiar trade , conditions, some other car may lead, but in the great markets where men have the choice of all
 makes of cars, where every kind ;and type of car is represented, sold sand owned, motorists indicate their .Ipreference for the Chandler, and x prove their confidence in the N Chandler, by choosing the Chandler.
 Chandler leads because, starting
Arizona republican., 1917-08-12

has won it's place in the very front rank of fine motor cars is reflected in the Chandler sales records of Nineteen-Fourteen, Fifteen, Six teen and Seventeen.
 Month by month and season after season turnout these four years the Chandler has moved for ward and forward, until today it's leadership could hardly be ques- toned.
 Your own observation of high grade cars in service in almost any market in America would show you clearly how surely the Chandler has come into leadership. This leadership has been built on the Right Car at the Right Price.
 Back in 1914 men were very gen. erally inclined to recognize that the Chandler was the right car at the right price and about two thousand of them had the courage to make sure of their convictions.
 Those two thousand won thou sands more to their convictions. so that in the year following nearly seven thousand men chose the Chandler for their car. \ And the car went on making friends by its performance in the 2 hands of these owners.
 %
 The whole country marveled at this wonderful motor, at its power, it's fexibility, its life and getaway, and its endurance. The whole , Chandler chassis came to be recoe- niZed as a great mechanism. So last year, 1916, it was hardly { surprising to those who really knew { the Chandler that more than thir- teen thousand motorists chose this
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-10-22
HAY QUE CUIDARSE
LOS OJOS

b; 81 ST. vista esta empanada = lie es
'dificil distingUir los objetos. 81 lie
arden Y le lloran los ljos. 81 el Glo-
DO del ojo tiene una apariencia en-
sangreataGa. sj Sus parpaGos preSen-
tan una apariencia de graGulccida-
.tes 0 eStan inflaGiados y tie2en car
roS;dad entoGces TO hay du6a al
guna de que ST. vista necesita So
atencioa Immediate.
Es muy peligroso abaEdonar Ia
vista cuando Sc encuentra en- este
.estaIo tan deIicado, pues pue6en pre-
sentarse c~ompiicaciones cue afecten
los nervios 6pticos y entonces que
dara listed ciego quieA sabe 81 pa
"a to3a 81 vida.
La vista es el searIdo mas delica-
do y mas preciado que poseemos Y
hay que poLer en- 81 toda Ia aten-
ci6n. mo Sc descuide listed por mas
tempo! ;CU-ese listed hoy, pues 81
% deja para mis- tarGe !e costara mu-
enc mas dinero y s4Erira listed mas.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-10-22

a pesar dc las desventajas quo ofre.
cen por e~xcederse de la bora ell que
deben recojerse los ninos, no tiener
igual para imbuir en- los ninos cl SEN
timiento del misterio, del poder y
de la gloria del Universe, y esta ex-
periencia no sera negada por los nj
nos. Sc les pueden permitir eStos
paseos en- compania de sus padres,
cuando mc,Io una vez en- cada esta-
cioi, durante Ia luna LENA, cuando
esta parece banar Ia terra COZ ST.
susye ) hcrmosa ciaridad. Despucs
81 ! este Sc araden unoS cuantos pa.
secs u Ia salida del sol en- el Vera.
no, c~ntonces podtis cstar seguras de
que habreis depositado en- la memo
ria dc vuestros ninos y dc vosotras
mismas, memorials de deliciosos mo.
mentos que no olvidareis jamas.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-10-22

Uno de los mejo-eS remedies pa.
"a los ojos, es sin duda alEuna el co,
nocido con Ell nombre de LIMPIAFIS.
Ia, = como su nombre 10 indi- :; lin
pia y alivia las Intermediates de Ia
vista.
Unas cuantas aplicaciones Q ez-
re famoso remedio seran suficieates
para impedir cue 81 nal vaya a mas
Y que sc yea listed precisado de per.
der IL vista 0 esponrrSe q una ope-
racion costosa : dolorosa.
e. precio de este medicamento e.
de IN DOLLAR por frasco.
Puede listed mandar el S1,00 en- 81
70 postal, en- elective, en- carta Ger,
t:ficada ' q vuclta de correo recibira
listed 81 remedio.
Dirigir sus pedidos a:
LIMPIAyiSTA CHEMICAL co.
Dept. .. San Antonio, Texas.
III Doiorosa Stree.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-10-22

rWCID DiiZ Y Casimiro R0Cra. deseau
r.r dc >uS bios .S!r"iTS LIS y 81 -
4 Lucia Romero. nicolas trac TN her
MO cue 81 l.amI PaDiiio. son naiivos
IA iO2I tc Barrc"I. Edo. de Guarljaa.
D.. Mexico, ) q IA persona GEc infUvme con
c'iiuG - lp OIScuui'rin Si0.0D ORC. Nj.
ir los inrGrTRcs 4 TibuTCi0 Garcia. Allan
.. Iowa. tiaai)
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-10-22

SEQ S!.DER ci psraccro de mi para
'Glcnie ACHv"GO. liaCc : amos duc no
9gC n0ticias dc Gl, CuenIa con 80 alcs
cdid. Tlmhifn dc VI heIMano nho
" - liam Cruz Accvcdo. Aeradeccre
o. tafOrmcS que Sc ne enyien 4 Ia
uienie directions: Armada Accredo.
mi,tOne, Arizona. i0S3.)
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-10-22

f.SJ~
rescamente, alargo al poeta IN flo
rido bouquet" ell bouquet de cos
tumbre
MiralleS levanto Ia cabeza, que te-
MIA inclinada sobre unas cuartillas:
contempl0 bondadoso aquellas flores
mensajeras v, asiendolas con clerto
delicado mimo hubo de sonreIr...
LAS ma traido IN muchacho del
Continental?
La boca d~esdentada de Ia Eugenia
Sc despleg6 por segunda vez @ otra
s~onrisita i~ntencionada.
| Tn chico del Continental ha tra;-
! do eI ramo, 81, senor.... El chico de
! siempre.... Va 10 sabe listed.
-iY no lie has ~preguntado? mo
has procurado "hacerle habiar', sa-
ber quien es la persona que me envia
cast a diario estos fragantes "pre-
sentes".....?
ST, ST.. iCualquieca lie hace
faltar q csc mocoSo q Ia consigaa....
Cuidao que una es vieja y ha visto
mundo: pero crea listed ~senorito, que
las creatures de hoy Ola Ia Geian 4
uno parula. iVirgcn Santa. 10 que
saben.....!
Themes raz6n, fil65ofa. .Buen0,
| ique ;e vamcs q haccr.. Seguir reel
fbiendo estoS risteriosos h~omenajes
sin QUE nj curiosidad, muy leg;tir?a.
quede satisfecha. i~Cualauiera sc
atreve I hacer conjeturas!
Come "~conf:turas," senorito
! Carlos?
-HipGtesis, mujer; suposicioues..
-;Otra.....: iPues 81 cue haze
falta ;ener el talento tan grandisimo
que listed tienc para calarsc que ia
que le eayia d listed los ramos cs uaa
"impreSjona" por Su persona.
Esta vez Miralles Sc echo : -eir de
veras.
de mode cue =; crec.o
-.yamos. ss6or;to. yav,os. Ole
nentira nar,ce one usted o,,e ezc.:-
ne do 10 esas cosas tan remains. =
tan var6ad = tan bier +rli5as So
! baiea listed caido de IN rido respec.
tive a este de las flores!
-Bueno, no te sulfurcs... Oueda-
mos en- Que Sc trata de una .imprc-
| sionsda." de- una a~dmiradora De
10 oue ouieras rsrfectamsDic-
| Frtra tanto non ese "bououe." on
yno de los fIoreros del comedor y CO.
, l6calas Ell Ia mesa cuando In ponreS
! para comer iAh....i y las me
ties CT aqua. .
-Esta muy bier.....
O,.. J-s.oI,- ro.,
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-10-22
Pc SGUiSa.

e. SARER eli psraicro dc mi hi!o JOSE
ia. dc ~ amos. Dc edad. Cstatura rfer-
color blsnco. ojCS ncrrOs. cara recon
nos ~InS Gil- no 80 de Ell. Is
-"yG on Ciudad IUarry. dc donce fue n
una oIiciRa de c%ngalchc, 10 s~abifndoSe
rr<dr ,nionceS nrdl de II. DARE rn3
qualification dc CiNCUENTA DCLARES. 0
a persona que me prOrorciOnc inforRes
is" I Grcgorio Gloria Box
EriuHc, Arizona. u.I6)
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-10-22

VEN MENiCANU honradO Y trabaiador,
\ viciOS Dc ninglna cSpcCic. con oficio
&c produce rananciaS SuficienteS para
der S0SIcncr hosar modesto, desea teleT
'rrcspondc,icia ron SeGorita HieXical3,
'cendOsd y hClraGa, &c una cdad dc IS
,! ahOs. Objcto ma.rimonio. Para me-
res tnfOrmcS d~irrjirSc a JoSc ]. Rodrf-
Iez, Oceanic Mine, Cambria, Cal. ttt56j
NRAILERO % amos. %areeltino. buena pre-
'7cIa, eEpTeatcdor. Ccsea rclacionarse,
biefG maiIImOn!O. con Se:!ori,a o yluGS,
fc pCScG modesto capital. discretion Alb.
'luta. D!r!ilrSe i MAN General Deli
'ry, san Antonio. Texas. (t023;.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-10-22
CUENTO DEL OLA ~
e. S = UCT . E.

ne" historias, o veross, o 10 que sea,
en- los 'papeles"!
Y Carlota ingenua, no pudo menos
de anadir:
-B;en. iEs verdad que no SC
leer ....i
Margot habia soltado Ia ~carcajada.
-Cailate.. Til 10 has dicho....
mo sabes leer." Isl supieras.....!
Isl leyeses 10 que el escribe. ....! To
do, abSolutamente toGo 10 que brota
de su pluma.....! Cosas que III has
sonado, GGe creias que nadie podia
adiv:nar, ei las adiYina, Sc apode"a
de elias ~ las embellece tanto! PA
r. 81 no tienen s~ecretos los c~0razones!
Los conoce todos.....! Como sera!
-iEspere listed 10 sea mas feo
que IN espantapajaros, seHorita.....
--iTonta... 800! 81 20 no hablaba de-
hombre, siuo del a~rtista, del D0eta, de
SUI alma, que debe ser diferente de Ia
de los dem&s hombres y mucho mas
hermosa. ;Sabes como me 10 figu-
70 yo? Muy bueno, rluy esp;ritual.
muy delicado. muy galante "diciendo
a todas horas uras cosas muy bon!-
tas," tan bonitas como las que cscri-
be. Cerca de e siemprc janto a el.
casada con e, iQut fclicided IAN gran.
&c, Car!ota:
Casa con 9l....? Pero, sehori-
tn, 81 aln 10 In cumplido listed los
diecis;ete! iVamoS. vamos. que esta
listed chala. chali, chald....!
Chico, tieEcs raz6r....! Mira
que Sc me ocurrcn u3aS ccsas....!
Habiar !lcgado Al bulevar ) frcn-
tc i una casa ]pr5%ina i la G!orieta
dc Bilbao.
-;oye....! VA =abcs....: Teni-
mos dc casa de tiica Nieves..-. No
ya.vas i estropcar Il combination -.
-;Pierda listed ca;dado, que "a
NE Sc la hissoria'....
Dona Adeia m;sma les a0ri6 la
puerta.
Como no habcis t2mlio ei iran
via ?-intcr,og5 la b9cna maGre.
-Ia vcs.... Como estl IN mana
ma tan hermosa Y hemos saiido mas
temprano que ogras Teces DC casa De
tiita....
Que eotAr" "a harta Ae ta"'C
visileo.... Ahora tc ha oa1o por II
ALI cast rodoS los dias.... iPor sn-
pucStc, que hasta 81 mar.es que vie
ne no vuelves.....
Marro5 no Qg.o :err.m!r IN so3ce-
salto.
{ Hast@ q ma-,es...." iimposi-
bic Nc csDera .. Sa2aao san t@L-
Ia. Quierc que .e conciuya una
pieza la '~5oliiios'... @Eerdad Ca"-
lota....? 5Nerdad que me 10 ha
vuelto q decir cUanio nos ~marchaba-
mcs......?
Carloca. siempre f:ci J d:sereta.
asint!6 dicicndo:
Isl que Is verGad.... ESQ lie ha
lj,ho L. senor;ta Nicves....
Dona AGeIa. d%nSose Dor venc;da.
no puGo. sin embargo. men de OK
cIamar con cxtra1eza:
:Pues senior. 80, No conozco a Me
ves..... Con 10 Que Ia ha reventa-
90 siemprc cl visitco.... NADIA. -.
Que no Ia conozco....!
y Margot aqueila nochc, COMO TO
das Cesdc hac:a cuatro mcses, Sc la
paso en- vela. lcyeado saboreando ,
burtadjiIas los libros y los a~rticulos
I~iterarios dc Njrallcs. Aiboreabo
,r,bgs ve,aS cuardo ST nadre. er
IN p~ar6ntesis de 81 sucno, yeia luz
en- 81 cuarLo de su hiia.
-;Pero nina.--deciu a voces do6a
Adela. = II yaz Que don Ramon. asus
+.do ro,. a. critic dana -, rosr;pro
bsio las sabanas-. Que haces cue
no duermcs.... ;Apaga csa luz!
;Prcntc....!
Mien,ras. don Ramon. sohoIicnto
II marc por Il calya. raas-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-10-22

FL que eSLando ~enfadado impono
IN castigo, no corrigc, sine que SO
vcnga. u
:. :. <
La i~nocencia cs un crimen entre
los culpabfes.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-10-22
S0LgCITUDEs MATRIMONIALEs

,TRfMONIii-I'n dollar, sbrira 10, E
nIno hacis Ia relicidad. Con esta can
I'd $500 lie enviaremos nuesiro Gaia
a MATRIMONIAL I~LUSTRADo, con
'nhraS = dtrerClones de muchaS damas
'"S"Tn raSarSa pron'o. Puede I'd
a rnalanicra de elias Y contraer
COSMOPOLITAN CLUB, SoX ass, VENICE
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-10-22
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