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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-02-12

Charles W. Dietrich. secretary of the
Central Y. n. c. A.. New York city.
mas laid down sever ovtfes"rc f court
ship. They are:
Don't "mush." That Is. don't mug
and squeeze and kiss all the girls be-
fore marriage. Youll tire % u too
soon when you are married.
Don't try TO rush matters or seem
over anxio u. II does more harm than
good II you call on her every nisht IN
the week
Don't get her a ring she viii he
ashamed Of. strike an averavss omo
where between one she would urn In
and one that can be seen a block.
Don't dangle other girls in 'front.'
OF your sweetheart just to show her
there are others Cut nut the or ers
aud concentrate on ne.
Don't be a parlor or porch decosa-
ton and nothing else. Take her to a
iheater. buy her candy, bring her flow
ers. show you're alive.
Don't marry for money. or on love
At first sight, or II there - too much
difference In your ages. OF y you are
In poor health.
Don't forget her mother. II she the
right kind of girl sen heed ner moth
er's advice and you viii need = friend
At that court.
Most OF the don'ts are good. sound
logic. but we opine that the first one
In the above list and upon which VI.
Dietrich lays particular stress. will not
be taken seriously by any great num-
Der Of peoRle.
The admontion don't hug and
squeeze and kiss all the girls before
marriage" is a timely u and Il We
were in the counting business we would
not want a girl who had 0eea 'huggeG
aud squeezed and kissed by every
gazabo in town. And while we knu'
not from Information obtained az
fret hand but which has come 10 us
from sources whose authenticity we
have no reason 10 Doubt that many
girls do disregard the ruies OF propfi-
ETY. TO the extent that they viii let fei-
lows take liberties Of this kind with
them on short acquaintance. We do
not believe the average girl these days
will tolerate anything OF the Kind.
Back in the days when we were
counting n wos considered entirely
proper for engaged couples 90 hug
and squeeze and kiss. We have been
unable TO obtain any bic inforina-
ton az 10 how young people act now
under similar circumstances, nut We
assume that this is one % the things
IN connection with a successfully como
Quoted courtship that has not under
gone any changes. even unto he pres
eni time. Furthermore, IL never viii.
II has been practieed ever since love-
making came into existence ~ unless
this old world undergoes considerable
OF a revolution. which we do not think
x.n be the case, the practice viii pre-
vail until Old Gabriel blows his trump
81 and proclaims that time Is no more
THIS theory that too much "nusb
before marriage becomes repulsiNe and
oven a~aussating after marriage, a.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-02-12

willard and Fulton. who are fig
uring on staging H. t|on-rouud boxing
bout In the near future could employ
their time to better advantage. boo view
OF the present international crisis. by
betting "a couple Of guns lui p%ilpu.!ge
target shooting. IN the event ~ Ear
there viii be very little u., for men
who can handle thoi" lists boz "a dcztor-
Gus manner but marksmcn who cam
htt the bulls eyo nine times "lt o.
ten viii Doe IN great demand
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-02-12
Tohny's Calendar OF Snnr1..

Skating-Eastern outdoor speed
championships. at Ncwburs. y. Y.
Field Trials National frcc.fo-.au
championship. at Calhoun. Ala
baseball Annual meeting Of Ma
tionaI Amateur Baseball association
OF America. AZ indianapolis.
Bowl!ng-Opening Of Tri-Stntc ten
pin bowling tournament. at pitts
burgh.
Golf-Opening OF ladies' annual
February tournament NJ Belleair. Fla.
Opening ~ annual womcn'A cham.
pionship tournament az Palm Reach.
! Florida.
Basketball Eastern intercollegiate
Dartmouth at Columbia. Pcnnsyi.
vania at Yale. Western conference
Northv cstcrn al Wisconsin. Minnesota
at ohio State.
Automobile Opening shows ot In
~dianapolis Toledo. Louisville. Kansas
City.
SwimminE-Coliege OF city OF New
York ~. Yale. At New Haven. Syra.
cusc ~. Northwestern. at syracuse.
~BoX'nE-rrcd Fulton W Charlie
Wcinori. 10 rounds. a. New YORK.
George CHIP vs. Al Mccoy. 10 rounds.
~ YOUNGSTOWN Matt Wells vs.. Jimmy
puhv 10 rounds, ~ buffalo. Kid
Williams vs.. sammy Snnduw. 10
rounds. at Cincinnati. Harry Carl.
son -. Frcddi" Yellc. - rounds. at
Taunton. Mass Walter Butler vs.
Eddi" Kelly. u rounds. at Pitched.
Mass. While Jackson vs.. Artic Root.
6 rounds. ~ Philadelphia.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-02-12
Todn,,- Anniversaries.

i7gi-Petcr Cooper. eminent mer-
chant and philanthropist, founder of
Cooper Union. born In New York CITY.
Died there April 4. 1888.
is0t--Elizur Wright. who was the
nrst to establish the life insurance
business In America on u sound basis.
bora at South Canaan. Conn. Died
at Medford, Mass, November -.
1885.
lSOg-Abraham Lincoln. sixteenth
president of the United states. born
near ~Hodgensviile. Ky. Died In
Washington. II. c.. April IS. 1866.
isis-chllc was declared indie
pendent.
lSS3--Ilsnry clay introduced In the
senate a compromise bill providing
for a gradual reduction Of The tarln.
iSi3-stato Agricultural college at
Lansing established by act Of the
Michigan legislature.
1S57-ueorge PEABODY donated
7 s3OO. 600 To establish a free literary
n scientific institute at Baltimore.
1Sil-Alicc cary, noted author,
died in New YORK CITY. Born near
Cincinnati. April 20. 1890
lSS6-After q long struggle In the
legislature. John Sherman was re.
elected United states senator from
Ohio.
lSs9-Dukc OF Connaught laid the
foundation stone Tor the Assouan dam
in Egypt.
observation-disclosures alliance %
preserve the Integrity of china and
Korea was announced.
i9i2-The republic was established
In china by the a%bdicatiOn Of the en-.
peror ana the retirement OF the Man
Z Chu DYNASTY.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-02-12
usrn,.mr~G\n,'s SOLDIERS

While 100 Germany a. years is the
utmost ns" au.i ct the men sent %
the mont. 800 AusfrIa-rungary u was
30 Iui', early LOO rho struggle. and for
some months This limit was raised q"
80 ,o1r. In Hungary at least. For
% c-un-,dcr,ul, umc youths from II
upwards If STRONG aud ~ enough,
have. been enrolled In the ranks Of the
Hght,B- Nuf alone that. however.
The physical standard 81 the men and
Yu, called tp arms has steadily been
lowered. uuul today ever those wI'h
.u,ipi-ut Tuberculosis or otherwise
show Ing defects are Included -Wolt
.uu srhiornraud loo the North Amcri-
can Review
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-02-12
~ INDIANS CRAFT TNrIJp

The call of a Wild turkey was heard
by the occupants of a frontier fort H
West virginia early u morning iu
the tail or ltgO. 4 young boy eager
Ia bag the gobblcr. got his rife and
started 90 leave the fort tie va,
stopped by Jesse Hughcs % veteran
Indian ughtrr. who prevailed upon
the lad tu allow him To $50 after tine
fowl
Hair an hour later the boy heard
the report OF y rinc. lie went Co the
gate 81 the fort to meet his friend.
silll forlln. "a bin the martyr In allow
ing himself 90 Doe dissuadrd from the
sport uy the more experienced hunts
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-02-12

cause ho would not withdraw a 81.
'orcr suit. The husband. after some
period ~ susplolon surprised a man
ln his hume. Hc entered suit for d.
'urcu. accompanied hy an the pcccs-
sary evidence 20 secure IL. The wife
d'lherat'l, bought a pistol. supplied
herself With cartridges ana received
instruction. into the use ~ IT, she
pursuod her husband. but failing 10
md circumstances 10 her liking. for
her contemplated act, she tclephoned
him 'n the name of a business assoc
ciatc. when hc was away from all
other witnesses. she shot him with
the pistol she had bought for the pur-
ppso.
u might be naturally thought that
at least some punishment would have
been visited upon the oma Per.
haps no man would have demanded
that she be punished as vigorously AZ
a man, who had pursued his victim
and killed him deliberately. but the
Jury, true To custom, acquitted her.
The prosecuting attorney very uryly
remarked. In our courts now, sobs
are taken instead Of evidence
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-02-12

fantile hands. Parents who are 50
'thoughtleSs as 20 turn their childrea
loose In this manner are merely COURT
ing trouble. one of THESE days there
will be business for the doctors, II rot
for the undertaken, as The direct re-
suit Of such carclessness. and then the
parents ain fean2e rhat'thc oatsstro-
phe might have been avcrted by eNer-
cising a little sare and send.ns "a
driver Of more mature years with tlis'r
children when they went Tor O. spin.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-02-12

man. IN a little while Hughes step
ped from the uudcrbrush beyond the
clehriug around ia, fort. his rifle rest
iue carclos-ly across his forearm. but
cupts handed
The boy met him with bitter re-
pfuuch,- lur being -u poor a shot al
lowing hi- tuiko. to get away. Hughes
produced q fresh scalp II an indian
from his belt and handing Il to the
boy said
There tak, your turkey. tad. !
don't want %.
HuEhcs had suspected the turkoy
cuII foo ue tu iu,taI uu. After leaving
the font he went up % stream tll he
came to 10 rariu, which he assembled.
oumiu- zap Goo the rear uf the gobbliug
There on "a chestnut stump surround
ed uy scouts e]ruIchcd an Indian
ready 10 Ram anyone who should come
iu search OF 90 turkey Hughes shot
the Indian and tool his scalp
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us nArIIess nUNCm

Here is a story they ten of Strobe.
the western pioneer:
lie had entered = valley infested uy
Indians.
ny the light 90 the setting sun. A."
he sa}s. 'ou The top Of yundcr Hill !
saw the hostile band. I did not know
who they were. but they we're gentle.
men without hats, aud 7 knew damn
well they were no friends Of mine
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-02-12

William } Bryan proposes that
congress submit the declaration ot war
10 a referendum vote of 'u. people
That might be an right in the present
case where We are mot Boa Immediate
danger Of invasion ny q forcisu Zoe.
But ordinarily, lf this method were re-
sorted to, who would ropel the enemy
while the election was being held AID
the votes were being counted
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-02-12
MUNICIPAL GOVERNMENT.

In view OF the fact tina. a iln ~
now before the state Legislature to al
low Albuquerque to change It's form OF
government, IL Is interesting to review
experiences of other cities where tine
aldermanic form has been substituted
for something more up-to-dato.
A few years ago. Abilene. Rams. . :
pIoyed Mr.. Kenyon Riddle as engineer
manager. MIR. Riddle had acquired his
engineering education at this Univcr-
sity of Kansas. After leaving college
ond before taking up his duties at
Abilene he was employed as assistant
engineer on the Colorado Springs wat
er supply. building a reservoir In the
Pixies Peak region. lie also worked
Ter = tins rs foreman Of a crew en-
gagged in installing automatic block
signals ON the Rock Island railroad.
4 summary OF the sewer and water
extensions shows O marked difference
when comparison Is made between the
old and new forms OF doing business.
Under the engineer-managcr plan the
city purchased all OF the material and
awarded the labor to the lowest re-
sponsible bidder. The following shows
the result:
Did Method.
Excavating and refiiling trenches
averaging ) feet In depth. 40.S cents
foot: furnishing and laying S-inoh vitri-
fled sewer pipe. 1875 cents foot; fur
nishins material and building flush
tanks. $50 each: furnishlne material
and building msnholes. s4o.S0 each.
New Method.
Excavaiing aud retiliing trenches
averaging s feet in depth. "a cent?
foot; laying e-inch vitrified pipe. 81
cents foot. furnishing e-inch vitrified
ptpt. 10 cents foot--l5 cents foot; Ia
Dor on flush tanks. $1,000. material on
flush tanks. s4i.sO-t5i.sO each: labor
on manhoIes. $500. material on mani
holes. sl5.OO-s2s.00 each.
The saving IL. in consideration 9;
the amount done. sIo72.i6 in 'lvor Of
the new method.
The cost OF cleaning the pavement
and disposing Of the refuse was cut
from an average OF 40 cents per 1890
square yards to Js.2 cents per iooI
square yards.
In a nutshell. Abilene found these
advantages in the new form II govern
ment AZ compared with the old.
Preliminary estimates. which save
the city from overcharges.
Plans and specifications which in
sure better workmanship n speed.
System.
Supervision and inspection
\ final measurement and estimate,
which insure the city a fair settlement.
In addition to the saving effected
on construction work and. IN fact. IN
all branches OF the municipal service.
eliminated. thus enabling people with
just grievances to have them settled
without decay. city work went for
ward with rapidly. OWING 10 the fast
that there was a man on the JOB all
the time to give his attention to the
work Everything moved alons with
| clockwork precision
We are indebted to Mr.. n. a. Poe,
now Of this city but formerly Of
Abilene. for much of the information
heren contained. Mr.. Poe. by the way,
II an enthusiastic supporter % the en-
eineer-managor plan Of municipal
government. as he has In the past been
IN close touch with the business a.
done In Abilene. both under the Old
and new regimes. and he has uo hest
fancy about commencing The latter
as possessing untold advantages owe.
the former.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-02-12
one Ycar Nso Toda, In the War.

Russians cook Garpuuuuyu ON
northern front.
Germans forced French oack at
Nayarin in Champagne.
Lusitania settlement he'd up pend
ing consideration OF cncct OF GER
many's declared intention TO sink
armed merchantmen without warn
ing.
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Fifteen thousand Millions of n~ the Germans must pay to Belgium for the devastation the
have wrought upon my country So spoke Eugene NNAe the. vOHmrt. IN his apartment
the Hudson liver He has, just returned after an abNrc of t@ ears md has only
come now to phabhatea "a fortune that has been sNt awy by the cnano rctmthnf Belgium AT
IT losing All ne ph""u III Mt h"Ns anu 'WMeN ne went !" IN" IeHHH 'front.' Npe UNc OF
his sons were in the ranks and rOv@ lhs violin month ever day right at the trenches for the
of the soldiers BY his side at some of these concerts was Queer Elizabeth f Belgium. There
the trenches the master told the Tommns and their French and Belgian cousins that he would not
pretend tmmt that they cd not appreciate good music. so he PLAYED the great studies of Mozart
oh& II vsm the mn of Smms and during one corw with p IN he open air beside
la trench an aropanc fight between a Gemana and an English machine took place but wnUut disturb
ling the concert or alarming queen Elizabeth. Following uN he played many times in london for the
benefit ofte Narewof the war The ondd nsntk know what hcG Germans have done to Belgium, he
continued They have gone. through the whole country like Nomrm oSSt rWha field have
taken everything hcyh have not destroyed Ones generation will not see Belgium mRdcw whole again II
take twenty years to clear up the demS OF the town ml titles the arms and the canauxh that
been rNagcd just to get them ready for building
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-02-12

What by the way has become of
those silent sentnels who were OF
duty at the White House
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-02-12

Let us have faith that right makes
might, and In tina, rnith let u to the
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-02-12
Old Method.

EScavatins and refIiling trenches
averaging 5 feet in depth. 4o.s tents
foot: furnishing and laying s-inch vitri-
fled sewer pipe. 1875 cents foot; fur
nishing material and building flush
tanks. $50 each: furnishing material
and building manholes. t4O.S0 each.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-02-12
TOO MUcH 4 ;

Charles W Dietrich. secretary Of the
Central Y. n. c. A.. New York city.
M Is laid down severn ootfrs'rc OF court
ship. They are:
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1917-10-25

Ma prodej, plnokrevne Plymoth
Rock slepice IL kohouti. Pi. q.
Bouska. O4 IS Adv.
Ma prodej plnokrevne Jersey
Duroc plemenate. Cbas. j. Ca
balka, r 2. Adv. O25p
Ztratil jsem stfibrne hodinky S
vyrytou l%okomotivOu ma ruDu. Cd
m9na "a vraceni. Chas. Wesley.
Ga Adv.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1917-10-25

lJdiDy W. Cct NctIcilO NIIES 30 SSJ
dou v obvdlf pi. EIshire owe, v pa
TEX odpol. 26. fijna.
Oznamuji, re mann iednatelstvi
pro Hartford Produce Co. Stanite
nynf bude v budov6 Blizkove. N.
M. Vellek. Adv.
Skv6ly pies Dude ~uspofadan We
~prospech cerveneho kfize, v SIM
Strmove, We stfedu, 81. fijna. Da-
my cd spolku 81 vzaly ia starost
upraviti sin a zaroveG pfipraviti
vetefi a zakusky. Obe orkestry
sc 'spoii a budou hrati, take to bu,
de jedna 2 nejlepsfch zabav, ma
kterou by Sc mel kazdS dostaviti
Vstupne danny 25c. Panoye l 90
Starry John Scherer, star5 osad-
mix zdejsf zemfel v nedeli u sveho
syna 9. f. Scherera II Wagner IN
mrtvici, We staff 80 let. Pohfeb
Sc odbJval We & vrttk ma hfbitove
u Bon Homme kamz pozIstatky
byly dopraveny. Zesnulf Sc mare
dill v N6mecku a do teto zem4 Sc
svou manzeIkou Sc p~fistehoval
pred SO lefty. Bydlel v Iowa a j.
n5ch statech, az ia podzim roku
1859 zabral pozemek u Bon HON.
me, kde bydlel az pred nejak 5m
casem, Sc odebral k synovi k Will
obsluze. Zanechava zde dive dee
ry, pr. Geo. Biitlera a pr. G. w.
Andersona, II pax pet sypG: Fred
a George, ktefi bydli v Clas Mix
okresu; Villa a Johna, jenz bydli
v Petersburg, Va, a Karla, ktert
bydli nekde We Wyoming. Jeho
m~anzelka zemfela pred Lefty.
j. A. Wagner, J. F. HOSTEL a
X. l.. Szymanski, byli v pondeli
opet povoldni do Sioux Falls, by
svedcili v pfipadu pravnika Fitz-
pat,icka. Nratili sc v 1tery.
Prvni blizzard lctos Sc dostavil
v pondeli. Snih sice mnoho nepa-
dial, IN 10 ale vitr delaI dizzy S pra-
chem, ktereho vsude bylo haba
del.
Tanecni zabava kterou uspofada
|, zdejsi domacf straz, Sc vydafila.
DostaviI Sc velk5 pocet lidu a Wy
delnl sc sIusny peniz, Ia kterS Sc
pofidi stejnokroje. Je zaliodno
ably Sc pi!dalo vice schopnJch lid.
Straz ma pfftomne Isl 35 GlenG a
je zallodno ably jich byIo aspon 80.
Karel Blachnik a jeho rodina cd
Scotland byli zde navstayou v ne
deli.
Ma veGerni feGi We stfedu Sc sem
dostavil ohromnf poeet lidu a po-
z,rn6 yyslechnul mistrne "A poucne
feti Monsgr Bousky, jenz mluvil
Gesky a Prof. Harmond 2 Yankton
jenz mluvil anglicky. Recnici pIa
men{ni slovy odsuzovali hovad-
stvf ntmccke pachane Tia bezbran-
Mich detech a zenach v zabranem
1zemf a jinak ~objasnili proc jsme
We valce a proc barbarske Nemec-
ko must bfti ~porazeno. Kdo vys
lechl tyto znamenite fetniky, da
"a pravdu CO jsme jiz psali; totiA
kd,z nekdo Sc pred vami Dude zas
tavati Nemecka, udejte jei, anebo
mu rozrazte ieho pitomou hlavu.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1917-10-25
sponoes In Austra,aslan Seas.

Spongcs are known TO be very
abundant In the Australasian seas,
especially Is this the case with the
horny or highest form of sponges.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1917-10-25
Small Dogs Quickest to Learn.

The best kind Of dogs to train TO per.
form tricks are the smaller ones, such
as terriers, poodles, spaniels. collies.
and jachshunds. The poodle is the
cleverest of all.
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Not the Same.

81 can't quite foller de man." said
Uncle Eben. "who gifts his safety first
ideas mixed up wifi every Teller fur
hisself."
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D0MACl zPRAvY.
81 Liberty Bond!

Kupte 81 Liberty Bond!
Ma prodej, Victor rekordy v
LakepOrt Store.
Kupnii dr6bez n vejce a platim
vzdy nejlepsi trzni cenu. j. F.
Mikolasck. Adv.
Kupuju veice a platim vzdy nej.
vy$si trznf cenu v penezich. j. f.
Mikolasek. Adv.
Red Seal bilou a pravou zitnou
mouku koupite vzdy We farmer
skem elevatoru. Adv.
Pfivezte nam smetanu a vejce.
Platime hotove. Kostel a RokI-
SEX. Adv.
Kdykoliv potfebuiete otruby,
midiink, anebo oil meal, Haste Sc
We farmerskem elevatoru. Adv.
TaneGni zabava Sc bude odbfva-
ii V move mastali ma farme Franka
Zd&nka, 2 mile ma Jill 5 mil ma
zkpad cd Tabora, v sobotu, 81. fij
ma. Hudbu Obstara orkestra Mer-
kvanovfch. Kazdy je Evan by Sc
dostavil. ADV.
Pavel Bednafik, zednik, odjel
We stfedu do Wichita Falls, Texas,
kde Sc Dude zdrzovati pies zimu.
pr. Jos. H. Ptaka odjela We stfe
du do Sioux City ma navstevu ku
sve sestfe, pr. Jens Olsena.
Pr. Vac. Jifitka cd Wagner'scm
pfijela We stfedu ma navsteyu ku
sve dcefi, pf. j. j. Kinga.
Wade Glynn byI navsl6vou M
zacatku tydne patel v Chas Mix
okresu.
Taborska kapela hrala Lester
vile pro tanccni zabavu v sobotu.
Josef Blazek zamenil svGi stare
Overland IN novy Paige v Lester
vile.
ri. Franka Skalaka ztrdvila IN
cuek t}due navstevou II sve dcery
pt. Jana Clh6ka v Dante.
Vclkf 50-ti konskf pollon We
zdeisf elektrarne, jenA pred nednv-
nom tam hyl postaven, byl v pom.
deli vyzkousen q PRAGUE jake ho-
diny. Vybuchy ale ktere vydava
jake velkt kanon, olfasaji Lakfka
celfm mestem, jake Zemetfeseni.
Prodavam IN $22.5O po%ffzenf,
ma drt6ni korny, ktere Sc v par mi
nutach pfidela K Fordu a nemusite
miti 8 konsky .pohon. PRAGUE to
%znanenit6. II II. Mkt. Adv.
Kupuji stare zelezo a platim SO
"a tnnu zde v Tabofe, >zvazene v
Quealove skladu. John Hatwan,
GA Adv.
Obdrzite cd dyOu do ctyrecb
cent? vice ia iedne libfe smetany
kdSz il poslete do Heating Cream
cry Co., v Yankton. ADV.
Olnamujem, Re jseme jiz obdr-
zeli nektere certifikaty bondd svo-
body, pro ktere Sc mohou kupci
pfihlasiti. Farmers Savings Bank.
ADV.
Nasledkem seslabenf baterie bu-
dou elektricka svetla swift pouze
do pil noci, do te DOLBY nezli bate
RE Sc daji-d do pofadku. A. ]. We
lat. ADV.
r.. j. Mari a jeho manzelka Sc
tento t5den odstehovali do Tyn-
dali kde budou domovem. Jak
znamo obdrzel jednatelstvf na
Ford automobily, Il jeho teritorie
vyzaduje ably Sc pfesidlil do site
du. Manzele Marrow byli zde OLD
libeni n herald ie ztracinIe re sve-
no kruhu. Pfejem Jim vse dObre
v novem dOmove. Ku konci me-
Size Sc odstehnje sedlaf Root do
LIE Mars, Iowa.
Do zdeiSi uaraze lest duyauO no.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1917-10-25
Farm Machinery

Some people don't believe in prepar-
edness in a military way, but there
is no farmer who does not believe in
preparedness on the farm. 1t is the
best policy to have machiney ready
when the season opens. We have
just received a large supply of spring
machinery and are ready to equip
you for your field work.
Glynn Bros,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-02-04

expensive craft. such as small boats
and submarines. rather than dread
naughts.
"All England's great battleships and
battle cruisers" he said. fly from tho
presence of one hostile submarine"
Representative Farr of Pennsylvania
said: I'VE are no better prepared to-
day than we were for the war Of 1872.
Several years ago Admiral Dewey and
the other members of the naval board
laid down a naval program. and IL we
had followed it we would have had
forty-eight dreadnaughts today instead
of the twelve we have in actual serv-
ice."
| The speeches yesterday concluded
general debate, and detailed considera-
tion Of the items of the bill and amend
| ments win be in order tomorrow
For the immediate construction OF the
113 ships of war. from dreadnaughts
down to submarines. authorized by
Congress. but not completed nor com
i pletely appropriated for, Representa-.
tive Britten of Illinois. a member OF
the naval affairs committee. yesterday
announced he would offer an amend
ment to the pending naval appropria'
tion bill at the proper time.