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Fire Record

2,,-io7 Eldridse st.. VI Schn: trhng
i00-lG7th 81 sud Brodlway. sundays Taber
uacle. trifing
Soil L. 18th ST. EIide Battery Co.; tn
fling
l0.35-9fl stanton st.. unknown none
1i:i0-ll7 Division a. NJ. Hor0sliz. trifing
T. VI
l2.30-lis2 Broadvay: NJ G. klosky. unknown.
IL i0-j3j Br0cne 81. Joseph y. George. irfns.
20J-2-s p. JGth st. Abe Duetrh. frlhing
I30-2l0 "a aF.: Paul Bcz. tniing
2.30-23l6 Grand av. James r. Gaffney none.
eiJ-Ncv Hell Gate Bridge. Snare Tne't
trlning.
3.t0-2s2 Avenue A Nathan Dietchcr. trifins.
4.l0-s42 l.. i1gth 81 John Dcdcr. frifinS
5.to-l5lS lst sv.. Abraham Berneein trihng.
si5-695 lst ay.. John Lopez. SD
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Tho approximate amount Of the lien or
charge. 20 satisfy which tho above ia rfhot
property o. 20 be sold. is ti2.i1s2S. with In
terest thereon nom tho 9Th day Of AprU
1911. together with costs aud allowance
amounting 20 f50S.2i with Interest from NAV
90. 1919. together with tho expenses ~ the
sale The approximate amount Of the taxes.
assessments and water rates. or other liens
which are 20 be allowed 10 the purchaser out
Of the purchase money. or paid by the Ref
cree. b. Sl.S7425 and interest.
SOLD subject 10 first mortgage ~ fl75 900 %
and accrued interest
Dated New York. MAY fth. 1917
PAUL r. KANMERER. Referee.
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The Weather Report

Warrington. May i3.-rhere were local rams IN
New England and shower, I'm Western N-br"ka'
Western Kansas. Eastern Colorado souine"'e'''
Wyoming and IN tho far Northwest Llse" mere
the weather vn fair.
Temperatures rs eonsid.rsbly above tho sea
.onsi average IN IN. Nor,hwes. and Over m, IN
terror districts We; 81 IN. ROCKY Mountains p''
.i,,vh.rs they remain low for The season
T,ir weather will prevail Monday snd 'n'sn''
east % the Miwl.sirri River without decided tenn
peraiurs change except in the upprr - '0s'''
where " viii De- somewhat warmer luesp"'
Forecasts for Special LocsIitis. Western Fem
syltsnia Western New YORK. ohio. KENTUCKY l'n
ns3see We, Virginia. District 81 columbia VI"
ginia Maryland Delaware. Eastern Fenilyi'nlis
Eastern New York. New jersey and Sew hnshh
Tar TO-DAY and 10 morrow little change III TEN
T~ratufc.
Local Official Record. The folloTins official rec
ord from tho Weather Bureau shows temperatures
during the last twenty four hours. IN comparison
with tho corresponding date ~ last year.
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The Highest Class HotcI % ne CdtskiHS
New REND HOTE
CATSKILL FOUNTAINS. Altitude 300 H.
Opens June 81. Climate uneguailed.
Undoubtedly Mountain Year.

20 degrees cooler than y. y. city. Perfect
sanitary conditions. Pure spring water.
Superior grill Ball Room. symphony or
chestra; dancing afternoon and evening:
instructors. prizes. Snociai attractions
Golf tennis. bill - irducements
iards. pool bowling. 20 tho younger sci. |
Oscar Hauter's sad
Die horses OF =. 5gth St. y Y. Special rates
for families Transients s. a day and up.
HARRISON :. DOWNS. Prop. Tel. Col. 1920.
At Hotel Ausonia, Broadway & 73d St, " /.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
NEW JERSEY

ron sALE. TO CLOSE TIE fS.tln- sns
lsi. Iohn Thumsn tao story 40 nae...s.,,s ~
fsfry frame dwellings. Win OF hul1y,S dsslirf
IN si,,s,ei =, IN,lton a. IN he io~i . go
\ j 10 MINUTES ride hy irullel fro'e .cEsfs
tern no tsnd st ani coriiand' = ~ G
for further Information sddf,ss isr,'...' J.
FRANCk. goa Morsan st.. t0sn q 49,, :
lpliN JENs. 80 fhlrd a.. lo@n o.
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Miniature Almanac

sun rises .......... 40 sun sets .......... i.0j
Moon rises IA. M. ~ 20 Neon sets ........ --
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~ 7I---------7--7
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
wEsTCHEsTER COUNTY
LONG ISLAND

FREFPoRr WATER FRONT
Bungalow and Houses. 1880 up. also Building
Plos on Randall BV and wcodclet Bay; low
prie< easy terms send for circular
JOHN J. RANDALL co. ffeepcr. l. l.
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TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSE

ATTRACTIVE LIGHT OFFICES. L tKSs -
sm.n as mooth 10. includins ecn'ia,.s -
vice: sup-rbD located magnificent
building 10 We'd 10th o.
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DIAMONDS
NUIJIGRiPHf>G

r-AuoNDS BOUGHT sni SOLD for rash: sdres
Tree BENNETT Us RrcGdssJ. third noof.
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SITUATIONS WANTED
Female

German: ten years IN one position
sr,csss Frcuch and German. p. Mis- Ho'mayer's
Agency. 10 East i3d S.. "a floor. Telephone s,i'
MURRAY Hill
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AUCTION SALES

vaRlaTOST OF MORTGAGE Held BY
frank Gees a co. Inc Machinery ard Fiit'res
n Toxn Aurfiooeer sells MpndAy. May ~ 1911
- y VI gis Schoes -. Brocklyn. Aucrloaeer's
Orcc SO Blcops g.. \. G Phone orchard
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-05-14
DANCING
SCHOOL AGENCIES

American and Foreign Teachers Agency
Supplies Professors. Teachers, Tutors
Goyernesses, etc, to colleges. schools and
Families Apply TO Mrs. NJ. J. YOUNG
FULTON. % Union Square.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-05-14

Highest temperature yesterday. % degrees Cat .
p M: iprc.t g. Cat .. M aserage %. aTcr-
ago same date Last year -. average same date Tor
las thiri three years. -.
Humidity
ms y. MO y NV
Barometer Readings
a m...ea1f , m...29.13 p. M. Ell
Local OfnolaI Forecsst-Fsr to-day and to
morrow. with little change IN tho temperature.
Moderate north 10 northwest winds.
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DESKS AND OFFICE rURNIrUEs

CARFt.L CARPET CLEANING co. Cleans b,
cosnrrrsssd ar. steam hand " on floor 1888
Lfosduay g2i last sSth a. COE BRANDT
LEI. lS.-Ssgh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-05-14

,;i-r rrcrsru TYPEwRIIrLN iLrTLES. sos
81 lo 81 coo Sis. 10000. 50 CLO. n
ufAriiEBF0Rp 10 Broadway (Lqufsble B!dfb.
l.t-sia illl Reefof t5iS
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CATSKILL EVENING LINE

on Monday wednesday and Friday leaves Il. Chris
TOPPER 81 : T.. NJ for CatSldll, Hudson and Cox
ssckie Tel Spring 1897.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-05-14
HELP WANTED
Female

SOLDERERS on milk and ice cream cans: good
pas and steady work. Apply Dalrymen's MIS-.
Co. 100 Morgan 81. Jersey city. =. -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-05-14

A TEXAS FAMILY wants English waitress. parlor,
maid chamberm4d. Swedish laundrcs- COOK and
rhambermad. Mis-, lloimayer's Agen'y, 10 Last iJd
st.. "a noOr Telephone S3is Murray MI
COMPETENT WOMAN or GIRL for general house
work: s. so a week. IS West osth st.
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Albany, Troy & the North

i,ayes pier e. y r., n Canal st. p. ~. W.
ls2nd St. $50 Z. VI daily. Also SUNDAY morning
Al ESQ from Pier 32 10 o'cloc, from W. l32nd 81.
Fare 6! 20 one way s. 30 return. Tel Canal 5000.
Hudson Navigation Company.
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Humidity


ms Up. MO
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100000 Thrown Away

"Hcre." said Mr. Page. was 100000
Of good money thrown away which
might have been used IN military OPP
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED

Male
Ut-TGEE- VALET scful man swedish. young
.1perienc-i. good appearance exceptional refer
,,,cet. city or country. Mis- shaushnessys Agency
Il West 42d 80.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1917-01-11
ADJUSTMENTS
AZ the pixie TonIaht.

A new drama Of thrilling interest.
in which Charles Ray is starred. to-
gether with Masgery Wilson and Mar
garet Thompson, viii be seen at the
Dixie Theater tonight 1t is called
The Honorable Algy." The youngest
and most versatile Of the Triangle
Ince stars is said to have secured a
vehicle that will add immensely 70
his reputation. The story recophts
the adventures OF titled EnglisAman.
youngest member Of the Nontieth
family, who Is sent to America to con-
tract rich marriage and save the
Montieth fortunes from bankruptcy
Implicated unwittingIy in a sensation
al jewel robbery, Algy finds life in the
United States very exciting for time.
Everybody heaves sigh Of relief
when he finally wins out.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1917-01-11
Al the Dixie Tomorrow.

All the thrills In The Kiss" are
not registered on the screen at the
Dixie tomorrow, where that picture Is
being shown. Owen Moore, who is
co-starr.ng with Marguerite scourtot
in this production. was informed by
Director Hal Henderson that he was
to make an airplane fight. Proceed
ing TO the United States aviation
training grounds on Long Island.
Moore donned the Varaphernalia OF
an aeronaut and climbed into an air
plane beside the pilot without asking
any questions After they had been
up in the air for some time and had
reached an altitude OF over q thou
sand feet. Moore yelled to his compan-
ion that IL was just like sitting In q
rocking chair.
Have you taken many passengers
up?" shouted the star in order to be
heard above the roar OF the engine.
mo. You are my fire. Just got
my license today" was the reply.
That was the end OF their CONVEX.
sation.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1917-01-11
How Hogs Helped.

A few years ago I found myself
$500 in debt, and II seemed that to be
free from II I would have to resort to
the old method Of robbIng Peter to
pay Paul. Fortunately. however. hogs
came to the rescue and have been
an ardent hog fan" since. Icame in
to possession OF two pure bred 3erk-
shire sows that had beer bred to a
registered male. also mad two sows
that. owing to my lack OF foresight.
or should say common sense. had
been loafing on the job. The pure
breds caused me 70 see the error of
my ways, and by Hooking ahead a lit
tie ] saw what might be accomplished
toward paying off the debt with hogs.
so the other two sows we're bred.
This was In December. and the next
spring my Berkshirers brought nine
and eleven pigs, respectively. the 9th.
er two ten each. Eighteen OF the
pure bred pigs were sold for SIS each
when six weeks old. the other two be.
ing kept for my own breeding stock,
These sales amounted to s27o. The
other lot, being just common stock
brought sl30-twenty at $3.50 each
when six weeks old. Thus in the
course Of a few months had $500 to
ward paying that $500 debt.-w. II
T., Dallas, Texas. In the Progressive
Farmer.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1917-01-11
LOCAL AND OTHERWISE

Miss Jessie Reinhart Of Hearne ar.
rived yestesady afternoon for a visit
to Miss Lurline Houston.
Guy NJ. Bysan, Jr, returned to
Houston yesterday after a short bust
ness visit to Bryan.
Revs. J. ]. Tatum. C. c. Wheeler. ].
l.. Payne and Fred Comber went to
Fort Worth Tuesday night to attend
the Free Will Baptist convention be.
ing held in that city.
For good servjee get Singer sew
ing machine. Phone $40. T. A. Sat
terwhite. II
Mrs. e. J. Kyle and Mrs. George
Smart were VISITORS yesterday after
noon from College.
II. Z. Hayden. Jr., returned yester
day from a sAof visit to Waco.
Mrs. Warren T. Withers returned
from a visit to Waco yesterday after
noon, where she attended the mar
rage Of her sister. Miss Cecile Mis-
trot, to Mr.. Vfank d. Garrett. While
in Bryan she will be the guest Of Mr.
and Mrs. w. A. Withers.
II your sewing machines does no
run good phone 'TT. A. satter
white. I
W. L. Close of Tab9 Twas in the cit!
today and paid the Eagle office
pleasant call.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1917-01-11

R. H. Carroll. sam Jopss ahd Hardy
Weldon of Harvey ~e'e BUSINESS Wis
itors to Bryan today n
Mr.. and MRS. Wapfce Stewart Of
Reliance were shSppins in the city
today.
Mr.. and Mrs. oljff Martin were
among the visitors from Cottonwo 4
today.
Otto Bedtke Of North zulch was in
Bryan trading today.
L. s. Williams and Carl Morg IN
we're here today frS@ Harvey.
w. B. English 9t>steep Hollow was
in town today ttendins 70 >0u'in g
affairs.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1917-01-11
FIRE DEPARTMENT THANKFUL.
Appreciate Prompt Service Of Opera
tors and Send Checks.

appreciate FToWPt oeVS'Se W SPS'o
tors and Send Checks.
The Bryan fire department, compos-
ed OF Protection Engine Company No.
and Auto Chemical Company No. 2,
showed appreciation for the service
Of the Bryan telephone lady operators
by the following letter, which is self
explanatory:
Bryan, Texas, Jan. 1l,f1917.-Mr.
Ed NJ. Sims. Manager Bryan Tele-
phone Company City-Dear Sir:
Please convey to the two young lady
operators who lost/their wardrobes
in the early morning fire of few
days ago. our sincere sympathy, and
also the attached papers as slight
token Of our appreciation Of their as
sistance by prompt service. when the
fire alarm comes in. they and all your
operators gave us. Respectfully.
BRYAN FIRE DEPT,
By C. E. Jenkins. Chief.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1917-01-11
Today's Birthday Honors.

Congratulations go todE to carii.
nal Louis Nazaire Begip. the vener.
able archbishop OF Quebec. famous ed.
ucator, traveller, student and theolo-
gian OF the Catholic church of Cana.
da. He was born January 10. 1910. OF
humble parents and was educated In
Canada and abroad. He is an author.
ity on ecclesiastical history.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1917-01-11
A. A. Dean Of Tabos was in town
today. ~

- =
today.
John sabo was in today from Har
ris school house. He brought in a
nice lot of pork products which he
disposed of at fair prices.
J. J. Riley of Reliance was in the
city today.
DR.. W. s. Smith, osteopath, at the
Hotel Bryan Tues1g, Thursday and
Saturday afternoons. II
Rev. George Wilhelm returned 20
Palestine after q visit in this city to
Father J. b. Gleissner.
Miss Harriet Parker, head milliner
for Sam b. Wilson q Co., left today
for New York to sake her urchases
for the spring sYson. On her way to
New York she will stop off at III
t.eno, Oklahoma for visit to rela
tives.
w. Z. Johnson Of Beaumont is N
Bryan on business visit.
Just ring 40 and you can have a
Singer sewing machine In your home
in short time. T. A. Satterwhite. Il
Mrs. Pa0 Martin Of Houston IL
visiting her idfher A. A. Dean of I'd
Dor II y
Prest9d GoeE ntck Blanton an.
Anon willianissSf coleview were ii
Bryan today.
Remember, Levy Bros. d. G. Co.'S
big White Sale takes place Jan. 18th
Full line underwear on display on that
date. Nellie n. Stephens. agt.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1917-01-11

club, let us hope that each year will
bring continuance of the celebra-
ton, and with the groyh of the ex-
tent of the features OBTAINING to the
tree and the celebrytion, may there
be synonymous WIFI It growth Of
the spirit out OF which came the idea
Of the community Christmas tree.
MEMBERS OF THE READING
CLUB.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1917-01-11
EAGLE PRINTING CO.
NOTICE TO BIDDERS.

Bids will be received BY the City
Council Of the City Of Bryan up to
o'clock p m. January fi2th. 1917. for
the purchase a the/sweepasc Of the
streets Of the city. same to be delIv.
cred not further than two blocks from
Main street
The City OF Bryan reserves tho
right to reject any and all bids
r. T. SMITH.
City Secretary.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1917-01-11

Rufus-Pahdon me, sab. can 20
'splain to me de meanin' oh domestic
felicity Rastus-Suttinly an kin. Ru.
fus. Domestic felicity signifies da, dc
man oh de house kin whup de wife oh
his buzEom.-rarm Life.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1917-01-11
AN APPRECIATION.


In consideration OF the fact that
the success of the community Christ
mas tree was largely due to those
who so very obllgingly assisted the
members of the Reading Club in the
various matters PERTAINING to the
project and its development, rising
vote OF thanks was taken at the last
meeting OF the club, whereby, in this
manner. there might be given an ex'
preston OF the appreciation which
each member desirssto make known
to those who - kindly lent assist.
ance.
We especially desire to thank Mr..
John Ettle for the donation OF the
tree; Mr.. T. B. Hubbard for placing
II in the park; Messrs. Lavender,
Riordan, Smith and Brazwell for the
arrangement Of the lights: Mr. Wick
for the star: the teachers OF the pub
lie schools for training the children,
and all OF those who helped In the
rendering OF the program.
In accordance with the wish OF the
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1917-01-11
NOTICE TO SUBSCRIBERS.

Our mailing lists and carrier routes
on both daily and, weekly issues are
being corrected as rapidly as possible.
New subscribers' time will date
from time papers begin to be deliv.
cred. which will In every case be as
soon as proper records are made. lists
corrected. etc.
EAGLE PRINTING co.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1917-01-11

Does your husband subscribe to
the theory that kissing transmits
germs mo; he thinks that germs
are mostly transmitted by money and
is very careful not to hand me any"
Kansas City Journal.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1917-01-11

Mrs. A. W, Kinnard. who>has been
visiting her daushser Mrs. p. r |Tar.
dy OF this city, AS Joined Mr.. Khnard
in Huptsvill where they WIFI MAKE
their future home. Mr.. Kinsard hav.
ing been transferred FROM Caldwell
to huntsville by the Extension De
partnent. II
Mr. Mud Mrs--hally Haltom are Wis
Mrs. L. NJ. Haltom, in Benchley.
DR.. and Mrs. W. G. Drummond and
daughter Miss Pearl of Cottonwo Vi
were shopping In the city today
Mr.. and Mrs, SCy Koontz we're visit.
Ors to Br,sp|today from lack.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1917-01-11
REAL ESTATE TRANSFER.

The following real estate transfer
has been recordA ID aythe court house:
Heirs OF Levy hszely to Palermo
Brothers. IL lots. block As. city Of
Bryan; consideration 1925.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1917-01-11
LEGISLATURE FIX To
n PAY THEMSELVES
Pass Mileage and Per Diem Bills.
May Vote on Statewide Prohibi-
tion Next July.

Austin. Texas Jan. { 11.-Mileage
and per diem bills and the contingent
expense bills we're passed by both
houses today, the first Of the series Of
bills to be acted upon. One hundred
and five bills and eight resolutions
we're introduced this morning. One
Of these resolutions would submit a
statewide prohibition amendment to
be voted on in July next, And II adopt
ed would become effective January /,
next.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1917-01-11

W. J. Lang was "a business visitor
to town today from Kurfen.
Mrs. Robert L. Cols returned yes
terday from West yhere She spen.
the Christmas holidays with relatives
and friends.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1917-01-11
Would ReaI,tsr LobbyI,t,.

Austin, Texas. jan ia resolu.
ton has been introduced in the house
providing for registration Of lobby.
lists. Leaders say little will be done
until after the prohibition question is
disposed Of.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1917-01-11

There is no strength without skin,
Napoleon.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1917-01-11
Warei,ouee Reports.
HOTEL BRYAN ARRIVALS.

J. A. Douglas. Chicago.
+. Il Rice. Dallas.
c. c. Terry. 81. Louis.
c. T.. Connally. Dallas.
J. r. Thayer, Chicago.
II. !. Pappe. Austin.
II. c. Arnold. Cameron.
A. Grief. New York.
n. S. tandiver, Dallas.
L. F. Gilliland. Houston.
r. X. Need. Dhllas.
]. p. u tor. Houston.
W. F. ShyanA. Houston.
c. J. M,xwsll. Dallas.
A. G. Krps@. Caldwell.
J. W. GrAyts. Houston.
c. l.. Harris. Dallas.
ID. +. Jenkins. Houston.
y. l.. Mckinney, Dallas.
{. c. McRoc. Grant.
James Chirolus. Houston.
Ellison Van Hoosc. Houston.
]. II. Allen. Tilsonburg. Ont.
A. $. Blumenthal. St Louis.
A. W. Stern. New York.
], c. Anderson. Dallas.
y. Harris. Dallas.
Thomas Lundin. Waco.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1917-04-19

CIVILIZED have Tor centuries deCreed
that, under certain conditions, the
woman in the case has not only sus-
tanned injury to herself, and that the
injury may be a moral means Of its
transmission, but that it is organic"
-irrepaFable, in other words. This
decree, that the injury cannot be re-
paired, is, of course, based on evil
dence, and evidence is not proof
although enough of it may be.
It is known that in the animal
kingdom a hen, for example, will
never be able to reproduce the exact
strain Of any but the first male. Notes
of parallel human cases are held to
have been multiplied to an extent
that leaves little doubt as to the YER
dict. The desire not only for child
ren but for children that shall be
ones own is a more powerful force
expressed most generally through
the wOman-than is the one of i'm
mediate sex qualification.
Without some "One man" on the
scene, or in her mind, a Woman's
qUalms will have little meaning. And
any qualms of hers that may be due
to the opinions Of people in general,
or to men in general, will be of a
less arbitrary character and, there
fore, easily OutgrOwn. But, as to
this deeper feeling of rightness or
wrongness that relates to a partic-
ular man, we find that it is not a
matter of opinion or of Sf9ndnOint
but one of conscience! And although
conscience is a more or less artificial
outgrowth of a system of moral re-
straints, it is found to have perma-
nent psychological and physiological
Accomplishments. A woman's zone
man" may or may not be the real
sharer in these "qualms, +" and yet he
is the principal factor.
But where the feeling is not mu-
tual and where one of the principals
imagines that he cannot live without !
L Il 4 4
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case may have its real dangers. For
tunately, however, IA Young Moth
er" has missed the morbid hopes and
fears, the heavens and hells Of the
sO-called "spiritualized" love. Her
case is such that she has done wrong
only if she thinks she has.
Unless she has deliberately deceiv-
ed before marriage a woman is JUS
titled in holding herself morally
above the man who condemns her
misfortune. Neither Of them can ac-
quire overnight a conscience that
decides life or DEATH. Jacobson.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1917-04-19


titled in holding herself morally
above the man who condemns her
misfortune. Neither Of them can ac-
quire overnight a conscience that
decides life or DEATH. Jacobson.
MUNICIPAL MARKET-These re-
solutions were passed at a meeting
of the Sth ward branch of the Mu-
nicipal Markets assn, held at the
South Chicago Municipal Market
building, April 10. It was directed
they should be sent to all parties in
terested in the selection of a market
master for the South Side municipal
market:
Whereas, The city council have
now approved the opening of the
South Side municipal market and or
dered that a market master be chos-
en- to operate the same; and
Whereas, The efficiency or ineffi-
cheney of said market master will de-
terniine the success and desirability
of this and other markets in the city;
and
Whereas, 1t is the sense Of those
assembled that a man who is con-
versant with the needs of the locality,
who is alive to constructive economic
principles and who understands the
necessity of having the producer and
consumer closer together, and now
developing a system which will do
away with wantOn waste in the dis
tribUtive systems of marketing pro-
duce; therefore be it
Resolved by this assembly, That
Theodore J. Wind of South Chicago
would seem to meet the needs and
Of this position more
fully than others of which we know,
and that he be recommended for the
position, that we cooperate with him
in every possible way to help the