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Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-11-19
New Spirit
of Unity by
The Allies
Peace Offer Expected Soon
From Germany Will Be
Received With Scorn by
World Democracies.

Washington, Nov. IA new Ger
man peace offer Is anticipated by Of
ficials here. But the allies new unity
insisted upon by America will reject
it. The offer will be of the same
made in Germany type. without meet
ing President Wilson's requirements
elimination of Hohenzollernism.
Therefore it will go unheeded as its
predecessors have.
Plans of America and the allies now
are such that any German peace offer
of the old variety will be received
with scorn. A new spirit is dominat-
ing the allies! war work-ta unity and
purpose to crush the Hun until he
gives UP his dream Of world domina-
ton and abandons it's ruthless in
trigue. America. by its participation
in the inter allied war council, has
given the allies this rejuvenated spirit.
GERMAN PEACE IMPOSSIBLE.
President Wilson's message to Colonel
House, head of the Americas dele
gates. demanded unity of control and
planning for the most efficient use OF
Americas resources, confirms Satur-
days United Press outlines. The re-
sulting closer economic and military
CO operation between America and the
allies make German peace still fur
Their impossible.
With all cards on the table. the
council Is expected to eliminate the
pulling and hauling of the past. Then
the speediest and most effective aid
can be given Russia and Italy.
While the Russian situation contin-
ues chaotic and suggests possibilities
of = separate peace. other theaters
showed allied progress.
Secretary of War Bakers weekly
summary. published today. cast an en-
couraging light on the Italian situa-
ton. In the view Of Americas wal
strategists, the Germans are abou
done there as far as any vital effec
on the general military situation II
concerned. When the advance there
is fully thwarted. 1t Is anticipated thu
kaiser will clamor anew for peace.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-11-19

which America feels essential for win
ming the war.
These same circles recalled also that
Lord Northcliffe's famous "bombshell
letter. of last week, synchronized very
closely in point of its publication and
the emphasis laid on the necessity for
unity. with the presidents instructions
to his American commissioners in
London.
NO CHANGE IN COMMANDS.
The prime point which the Lloyd
George supporters in the house OF
commons desired to make clear in the
afternoons debate was that the Lloyd
George scheme for a supreme war
council does not propose to change
British army councils nor commands
The biggest crowd that has attended
a comons sitting since the early days
of the warm ciaored for admittance-
obtainable only by card-today.
AsoUITH OPENS DEBATE.
Opening the commons debatef1 for
mer Premier Asquith declared his own
complete support Of the utmost CO.
ordination (which conditions would
permit"
He strongly deprecated the creation
of an organization to supercede or In
terfere with the independence Of the
general staff Of any nation, or the re-
sponsibility Of each ally for its OWL
forces"
Taking up Lloyd Georges brutal.
frank" speech at Paris. he vigorousl,
criticised the premier's statement thai
the allies action toward Serbia and
Rumania had been IAN ineffaceablt
blunder."
such a statement Is unjust to the
allies statesmen and soldiers" he de-
clared.
The opposition against the premier
headed by former Prime Minister As.
quith, apparently switched its plant
since last weeks opening fire on Lloyt
George and this afternoon whom As.
auith summed up against his success
sor he conferred This fire not so much
on the proposed war council as OF
Lloyd Georges "brutally frank Pari'
speech.
Responding, Lloyd George declared
his speech was mot an impulsive one
| at was carefully considered ant
submitted to the cabinet" he added
II resolved to assume the risk In ordcl
to arouse public sentiment, not merei!
here, but in France Italy and Amer
| lea"
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-11-19
SUFFRAGIST DENIED
USE OF CITY HALL

Dallas, Tex, Nov. 1s.-Miss Maud
Younger. New. York representative Of
the National woman's party, whose
contract to speak in the Dallas city
hall was cancelled by Mayor LawtheR
may address ''the men in the street.
here today from a ''soap box"
Miss Younger. who 10 making q
speaking tour explaining the White
House picketing. arrived here yester-
day, indignant at Mayor Lawthsr's ac-
ton. IT have nothing but praise for
President Wilson," she said. The Ma
tional woman's party representative
was denied rs use of the city hall be-
cause he mayor did mot approve of
any criticism of the administration At
this time.''
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-11-19
THREE MORE DEATHS
IN PERSHING'S ARMY

Washington. Nov. 1s.-Three more
deaths In the American expeditionary
forces. one by accident. two by disease,
were reported today by General Per-
shing. They are:
Sergeant Carl G. Shew. coast artil-
lery: died Nov. ~. struck by railroad
train: mother. Mrs. Nellie Shew
Brooklyn, N. Y.
/ Private Marcellus s. Cobb. infan-
try; died Nov. 10 tpneumonia); moth
err, Mrs. VIDA Cobb. Beakland. Maine
Private Howard q. Rawlings, Head
quarters company; died Nov. ~. pneu-
monia; emergency address, Floyd
vader. Warner. N. Y.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-11-19
BERLIN REPORT

and Monte Cornella were stormed and
the Italians driven from strongly pre-
pared positions around Monte Tomba
today's official statement declared.
Around Monte Tomba." the war Of
flee continued, "1100 Italians were
taken prisoner.
Northeast of Asiago the enemy made
repeated and futile costly endeavori
to regain heights which they had lost
Between the Brenta and the Piave
the allies austria and Germany
achieved further successes In difficul'
mountain fighting"
Quero Is located about six miles be.
low Feltre, on the Piave river.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-11-19
CHICAGO ROBBERS
HAVE NEW SYSTEM

Chicago, Nov. 1s.-Chicago citizens
are being robbed in a brand new way.
They are being enticed into automo-
biles. and are relieved of their rolls
by the drivers.
This sounds like old stuff-but thu
drivers use revolvers instead of taxi
meters
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-11-19
JOHN PHILIP sOusA LOSES
HIS LONG LOST BEARD

Chicago, Nov. 19.-Lieutenant John
Philip Sousa. march king. appeared on
the streets today almost naked.
The heavy beard he had worn foi
years had disappeared and only a
moustache saved his face from inde-
cent exposure.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-11-19

boastfully announcing the exact sched-
ule ON which the invading army pro-
posed to travel. The date on which the
German Austrian forces propose to oc-
cupy every one of the major Italian
cities in the northern provinces was
carefully set forth. /.
The civilian and art evacuation OF
Venice was reported as almost COM
plete today. The water city has been
stripped clean OF its movable ART
possessions. Only few hundred resi-
dents remain.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-11-19
DEsTRoYERs LOST
IN RECENT BATTLE

Amsterdam, Nov. 49, = One and
possibly two German destroyers were
lost with most of the members of their
crews. in the fight with British naval
forces off Heligoland Saturday, trav-
elers from Germany said today.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-11-19
HAIG's REPORT

London, Nov. 1S.-Scottish and War
wick troops carried out successful
raids In the neighborhood OF ,Monchy
IL Preux on Greenland hill and north
Of Roeux. Field Marshal Haig reported
today.
Throughout the whole battle area he
reported enemy artillery very active.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-11-19
LONG DROUGHT IN
OKLAHOMA BROKEN

Bartlesville, OKLA. Nov. 1s.-After
drought Of more than two months,
northeast Oklahoma received its first
rains last night. Drilling of more
than 100 oil wells In the Bartlesville
field has been held up for lack of
water. and the drilling will now pro-
ceel. The rain will mean millions of
dollars in the agricultural sections.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-11-19
IDAHO FALLS SCHOOLS OPEN.

Capital News Special Service)
Idaho Falls, Nov. 19.-After being
closed two weeks ~on account Of an
epidemic Of scarlet fever. the public
schools were opened this morning. All
buildings have been thoroughly fumi-
gated, and with a general cleaning up.
It Is believed the trouble il over.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-11-19
BRITISH GENERAL IN
MESOPOTAMIA DEAD

London, Nov. 1S.-Death Of General
Maude. British commander Of the
Mesopotamia expeditionary forces, on
Sunday, was announced In official dis
patches today. He was reported III
last week.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-11-19
APPROPRIATION ASKED.

Austin, Tex. Nov. ls.-Governor w.
p. Hobby and other Texas state Off
Gals today had asked President Will
son for an emergency appropriation OF
$50, o00. 900 for the relief OF the drouth-
stricken. sections Of west Texas.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-11-19
OVAL FRAME SALE.

Prices reduced on oval frames with
convexed glass. Have your Xmas
photos made now. stamper studio.
Ninth and Idaho. Adv-Dia
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-11-19
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La rassegna. [volume] (Philadelphia, Pa.) 1917-????, 1917-04-28
WARCONI ELE RELAZIONI
ITALO-AMERTCANE

III Seuatore Gugiieln1o Maroon.
ha inviat0 una Iettera alTAmba-
sciatore degIi Stati Unit presso
III QuiriuaIe, Mr. Nelson Page,
nela quale dice fra lie attire cose {.
LA sucera ammraziOne ed
affett0 che sempre no nutrito
per ii v0str0 grande paese e gil
ncoraggiamenti e FOspltaIita in
variabilnleute e c0rdiaIncHte &c
cordatami dagh americani du-
rante il nio Iavoro di sviluppo
della radioteIegrafia, rend0no pin
intense il piacere che, insieme al
miei connaHonaH, provo per Pin
tervento degli Stati Until nelIa
grande guerra che combattiam3
per la liberia e la civilta.
"Avendo avuto la fortuna dI
Iav0rare per ami mel vOstr0 pae-
Sc e Fopportunita di apprezzare
Ie v0stre democratiche istitUzio-
mi. gi0isc0 mel vedere che gil Sta
I'll Until sono divantati nostri al
Ieati non solo perche il v0stro in
terveut0 e la elOquenta confer
ma della giustizia della nOstra
causa e ci prOmette IN preziOsis-
sIu0 auto materiaIe, ma anche
perche consente agi americani ed
itaHani di comprendersi ed ap-
raciprocameute ancor@
di pin.
NessUn antagOnismO pOHtlco
bu6 esistere fra gil Stati Until e
FItaIia. Ambedue i paesi Iottaro
no per la DFopria liberia e lottano
ora per una causa comune Ia IL
herta del monde. L'Ttalia ha tut
te Ie ragioni di incoraggiare To-
7viluppo di pid mtimi rapport
con eli Stati Until neIle sue atti-
vita finanziarie, industriai :
D0p0 Ia fire Vito
ROSA della guerra spero dI vedeI
La relazoni d'affari fra / due pae-
ST subTe uno sviluppO motto piu
vast0 di quell0 che hanno avutO
per II passato."
La rassegna. [volume] (Philadelphia, Pa.) 1917-????, 1917-04-28
LIE PROFUSTONT DELE
DONNIE Russo

Da motif ami lie DOME russo
pOss0n0 esarcitare Hberamente Ia
medicina e Pavovcatura ed j n
suItati sono stati tanto felici -
grazie sopratUtJo ala ben nOta
severita deIl'iLsegnamentO uni
versitari0 russo - che le laurea-
te in tall discipline 81 vedono RI
cercate non solo in patria, ma an
che all 'ester0.
Non tutti per0 saunO che IL Go
verno russo ha aperto ale don
ne anche Ie profession tecuiche
il che, mentre ha valore del rico
nosciment0 del modo briIante col
La rassegna. [volume] (Philadelphia, Pa.) 1917-????, 1917-04-28

Come no detto. / usultati SO
no srati stupefacanti. Bastera III
prnpolto rportare una fra le
tante statishche. In an settore
raucese. II dott. Georges Dehel-
Iv direttore di una Ambulance
avanzata, rasperment6 su di m
rupp0 di 48 soIdat i cui corpl
martoratj presentavano 1875 feri-
te ill cui 25 con frattura gravL
Curati con ii metodo di Carre.
non ST abbe a verificare neppure
una nfezione tutu guarrono
La media di ccatrizzazione fin OF
tanuta i'm un mese, nlentre con il
nrocasso normale sarebbe state
Indispensable un tempo aImeno
doppi0
m eapitan0 medic0 Perret mar
rava uI6mamente di un ferit3
crave. con frattura della rotuIa
del ginocchi0, complicata gia d.
un principle rdi mfezione che
sembrava dover rendere necessa
ria FamDutaziOnC. Venne applj-
cato il metodo CarreI Pintezio-
ne scomparve: n 31.o giorno ii
ma.at0 poteva aIzarsi. il 5l.o
caumnare senza appoggio. L
nuumerev0G aItr esempi potrei
anC0ra Fip0rtaFe.
Non q t0rto uno del pin gran
di medici francesi, pariando re-
centemmte dele ricerche dl
CarreI. Ie ichiarava degne di es-
sere rcorate FRA le pid grandl
scoperte della n0stra epoca.
CarreI ha apertO una uuOva
era ala chirurg7a, e Ia sua e vera
e Dura gloria tutta cousacrata al
bene deli IIUmanIta.
F. savOrgnan Di Barza
La rassegna. [volume] (Philadelphia, Pa.) 1917-????, 1917-04-28

quale esse si sOno alternate nei
professionals, e altresi I'M
dice eIoquente del gran bisogno
per la Russia di we're competen-
ze tecniche.
Cost vasto, infatti 81 presenta
10 sfruttamento dele rsorse ma
urai del paese, e. daItra parte
Ie Universita sono cosi rigide nel-
Ie loro esigenze, che riesce assal
dififcile di trovare per j grandl
progetti da esegmra II necessauo
direttiv0.
Molte donne laureate 81 sono
specializzate nelTmgegneTTa mi
neraria attire 81 sono dedicate @
quel vitale problena per Ia Rus
sia che e costituita dale comu-
nicazioni stradaH. attire ancora 81
OccupanO di dar rapIdo svlluppo
al canaH ed al porUl fluviai men
tire un buon numer0 di esse as
solve Important funzioni mel mi
nistero di agTicoltura
lie diplomatic in architecture
non disegnano s0itanto, ma han
no opportunita di farsi appreZZa-
re anche come pr0gettlste-
La rassegna. [volume] (Philadelphia, Pa.) 1917-????, 1917-04-28
.AVVERTENZA
mtti 50fferenG di cancre-
ne o Diaghe caHcrenOse-

utti i sOfferenti di cancre-
ne O Diaghe cancrenose-
II piu grande e meravlgloso
rimedLo e queIIo delI0 specIaHsta
Vncenzo CipolIa. Rimedio infal-
Gbile e sicuro per la guarlglone
al esse. eDtto speciaista col suo
nuovo ritrovato, a cui diede slno-
me di BaIsamo Manus Del ia
del vem miracOH.
Questo luov0 benefattore del
rumanita. richiama Tattenzione
di tuti coIoro che sono affetu
di detto male a voIer ricorrere a
Iui Sc bram (ano una sicura e
Dronta guarigione. Dirigersi al
Numero I43I Morris St., Phila-
delphia.
Non Sd rlceVe paganehLo Sc
non q guargione completa.
Tutu queli poi che sono lon
tani Doss0no scrivere indlcando
la Loro maIatua ed il suddetto 81
assumera la responsabilita della
IOrO guarIgl0ne.
La rassegna. [volume] (Philadelphia, Pa.) 1917-????, 1917-04-28

II nome del dOt50r CaTei e ee.
Iebre mel monde sumtaco tatta
al pia da un decennlo, benche le
mimbili scoperre del famoso chi
rurgo e scienzat0 americana, di
rettore del Rockefeller Institute
di New York ab6Iuo avuto II To-
10 inizio quasi veutmul Ea Una
tecnica 0pGatora stuDefaCent.
unita ad una ludac.a muutivH
sorprendeuts 10 hanno reso Il ca-
DO scuoIa ndiscusso ai mtt5 I'm
importmtissimo nUovo ram0 di
chIurgia deg.i nnest. nfaJt d
CaITeI ha dimosuato Ia possibi
Hta ii rantegrare parE maI8te q
mancanh del eorp0 uum0 non
solo con Dezzett 5i carue O d.
beIle tolu aII0 stess0 mdiwdu0
come di tant0 in tanto ST era gia
timidameuts ten-ato. ma lsandr
di Iargi frammenh di tessutt con.
servati per tempo mcre [mgo tr
special liquid nanteuuu a tenn
perature c0stanu g adequate
Tutti lc0rdano 1umt0 Eannun
zio di queste scoperte sia state
cIamoroso, tanta piu naspettat0
che il Iungo per0d0 iii ucaehe
preparaJ0rie era state aEv0iJo dI
estimate e ugOr0s0 sLeuzl0.
Flu mel lugl0 1908 u grande
chirug0 era glunt5 d PaIgI sen
"a aIcuu DremumA0 ID "recla-
me tanto da assere, per il plu
I'm ignoto. Ne IA dascrllone dele
sue ucercde fu esposta nela ST.
Iennita di qualcle auIa magma 81
grande Academia ScIenuHca.
ma motto pIu sempLcemente, g
f0rse IN po' amercanameute, a
colazoue in una sala Uservata d.
un grande restaurant paIgno.
Ma che colazoue Z GiInvtau non
erano uumer0sL ma avevauo no |
mi famosi: 81 cliamavanO h0uN
KitasaIl0, MechnikoI, ELamma
u0n, D'Ars0nyal. Doyeu, Berget /
e aItu anc0ra. Fra quesJa coorC
d'illustE, tire g10ruaLsu 0scuT /
Ebbl la fortuna di essera fra /
questi.
Aha fine iii colazi0ue CareL 4
con la sua voce cama e pacata |
sDiego. lie sue afternlazI0ni fu [
rono tall che, pIu di una volta,
volti degH uditori espressero l|
dubbiO. Ma quand0 ala par3.a I
succedettero lie dm0sUazioHl
e, speCIalmeute, 4uaudo /.
venne portat0 un cagu0Iu0 d cu F
Z chirurgO americana aveva so
itituit0 una Tampa di un aIJro
.ane, nantenendO mel membrC /
tutti j m0Wmenu, Pap +
llauso scoppio formidable, vIv0 I
Flu aIora che IL famo 4
10 chirurg0 Doyen, morr9 da po
%, strmgendo "a mano al giova-
le colega iii CarreI non aveva
.ncora raggiunta la quarantina) /
D battezz6 con quelP appelIatiVc
he gil e restato di mago della
hirurgia.
II giorno dopo CarreI era ceIe
re, 9 j giouai di tutto II monde
eIebravano a gran v0ce la solen-I
.e consacraH0ne del nuovo astro
cientifico.
Sono passati ormai otto ann /
a queI giono ed ora ID nome dI /
JarreI e di nuovo ripetuto con .
innovata ammrazi0ne. Ale nu I
aerose application gia compute
gil ne aggiunge una nu0va di /
apitaIe Importance, che Wane @
,ortare il suo alto contribute u-|
ala nostra tormentat2 /
manita. ST traCta dI un nuov1 I
gstema di cura dele farire d .
di cui j risuItati s0no gIa T
tall da farIo pr0clamare Ia pil +
grande scoperta di chirurgia mo-
derna dopo queIe di Lister il
di Lister, e dire del pa
Dire della chrurgia contempora
nea, elPimmortaIe inventore del
le medicazioui antisettche. lI|
Carrel, benche rsieda abituaI-
mente in America. e frsncese. Lo|
scoppio della Guerra europea I1|
richiamo voIontario in Francia /
La rassegna. [volume] (Philadelphia, Pa.) 1917-????, 1917-04-28
II monde e la sCienZa

auluI, eompleJale ia 4ueLe III Lee
maIe, umuo, come 0gnm sa,
suggelalo l4ssIoma. enc una Ia-
uo4 puo su1purue Sc III ess4
uc4aon0 / gelmi mIeJuw. Da
4uesla coustaJazloue t0naamen-
tale uacque, specIalmeuUe per OF
5g.a III .ord Lister, "IauuseDsI
e russo ael dsiuIeuanu avama
per u oarJo tempo laccompa-
snayore uDuGato Indispensable
al ognl 0DeraA0ue chlrurglca.
I-Io, II uuov0 meJodo, Sc dill
nosUaFa al possedere degl enor-
mn VauLaggI sun slsUem auuchlr
non mancava dl dlteJu. La1uso
va 4lsiil-eJJanll selnple gla -otll
aol Jatlo q ploauIle -n Dlu a1 -l-
pa1lenls dlaJur3l graVl. AVVenne
-osl enc IN quest. ulJ--lI tempt
asepsl pienaesse selApie plG
y poslo lel- aAJ-aepsl. La peELe1-
-a sleL----@a@-ohe lel -eIll' 1eLle
saI-e' dele mann AeiL 0DeiaOoLe g
-el saol 4sslaLeAIi e ael campo
7Ieaso opelaIol-o, eiIlllIIlal4o 3"
goaal@L---a " -oillel-l4Lla1lou-
7oe--ll. 1stLL.-seIo a- L-Udl-s I u
SO ael 1-sIlLeg.al1l ana sgel-l-4-
-a11oAe aei yesu4-leAD-.
Ma e-o cle 81 puIeV4 JJOenete
" tempo a1 pace, ID aLlDLenll q
sDeaa4eIl accuLaJdInenJe ptepa
rata a--0 scope non era plL pos
sLolle Ia guerra. III essA 1 aseps
lon 0asJa.
LIE LeIIta IN 9aJJagIa sOno de.
rasUo cutie mIeJCe, j proIeJtII
g0u.aul0 deutro iii esse pezA d.
sJ0ua, tango o attire molJeplcL
malale eter0genee, lutte fatal
meuJe pregue di germ nfeJuvL
LascIando 4uuu in sec0uda Inca
Le u0zIonl IabouOsameuJe acqui-
state suuasepsI i chIrurg mill
laIl dovettaro domandare dI nuo
r1. ECccgrs0. eDuDler0 aI disIufet-
5anH, fra cu in prma Inca Ia.
gnclra iii Iodio. Per0 non tarda
q uvelarsI, IN tutCa la sua gravI-|
la, un EaJto nuOv0. lie ferIte dI
guerra preseutan0 numeEose for
rae nEetuve di una vioIenza Ia
le che i piu potentl disiufeCtanJJ
eranO mpOJentI q clrC0scrlvere Ell
domuare. InolLre j tecnIcl rim
agj antlseECici VIC
.euu IL difett0-capitale di non IL.
ultarsl adj uccdere i germi, ma
lI dImnure su vasta scala nella .
5arte c0.DlJa il poJere offensive .
le.lorganlsnao5 dandO spesso Luo-
go complcazonI mpreUste.
DLslnLeJCanJe Idea-e sare5ne
-saIo queL-o che tosse state capa-
1e d aglre sun mlcrobI, senza toe
care -a pafre sana. Ed e appun-
10 a cIo che e glunJo II OaIrel ser
zandosl dele DroprleJa Oh certI
poclofiu nelJfl, gla ID DarJe stu
-alL aa gA -neolco Ag-ese' "a
slhr eteaeoie al una allsesla enc
2ofJa u suo nome. wi e lmpossl-
1l-e Ln un afJLcolo 81 VolgafLzza-
none dlscendefe a pafJlcoLaf.
lecnlcl on conposlzlohe. mi -lil--
zero 4llnai q d-fe j Vangaggl GU (
'aJ-NL oJJead0l ga 0ai-ei con
5dol meJodl dl app1cazlone, I qua .
I c0sJlJulsccno Il magglof merit
leila sooperta-
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1917-04-20
TALKS ON ADVERTISING.
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ulaton? No Well then do not buy goods out of
town by mail. Boost your home town.
Some of you pore over advertisements of for
eign concerns and then send lot of money to
outout-of-to town merchants. You are led to do this
very largely by the clever advertising of these
merchants who employ experts to attract your at
tentiop.
Give your home stores show--a plain square
deal Give them hearing by reading what they
have to offer in their advertisements We all adj
NIT that the old fashioned advertising is mighty
poor reading, and / am trying to bring the mer-
chants in the smaller towns all over the country
to realize this. | am trying to get all of them to
see the value of using the pages of their home
newspapers to tell you folks what they have to
sell and the price they are asking.
When you read in the weekly paper that So
and-Sos store is headquarters for dry goods, you
have not been much enlightened about the bust
ness. You have known this store for long time
and whenever you observe their advertisement
they are claiming to be headquarters but never
tell you any good reason for the insertion. | am
hoping this merchant will wake up and tell you
what he is doing. Watch the paper for he may
tell you about those attractive new waists he has
Just received. Ten chances to one they are better
waists than you can buy out of town for the same
money. If you will make the comparison you are
very apt to find that they better bargain than
those offered by Cash-in-Advance No-Return-
of-Goods & Company.
Read the advertisements in your home paper.
Keep in touch with what the people WHO pay taxes
in this town and Are part of your community, are
doing to help commercial service.
Why will some of you people believe every
thing you read in the catalogue and doubt the
statements of your home merchant? Well, you
know, the Prophet is not without honor save in
his own country" and Barnum said that the Amer
lean people liked to be humbugged. There is a
large grain of truth in both of those assertions.