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The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1919-05-01

1t appearing from the election re.
turns made by the Election Inspectors
for the election held in the City Of
Yale, April Z, 1919, that the following
named persons received majority of
the votes cast for the offices for which
they were candidates.
For Mayor, Thomas U. Wharton
For Clerk, Bert Mcdonald
For Supervisor, Norman B. Herbert
For Treasurer, l.. Roy Fuller
Alderman, lst ward, Edward Eilber
Alderman, I'd ward, Edward +. Fead
Alderman, Sd ward, John Bright
Constable, I'd ward, Floyd Ferguson
Constable, Sd ward, Jas. B. Brown
1t was moved by Elston, supported
by Slosser that the above named per.
sons be declared elected to the several
offices for which they were candidates.
Motion carried.
On motion council adjourned.
Bert Mcdonald, City Clerk.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1919-05-01
ADVERTISED lfTItRs.

Yale Mich, April 80, 1919.
Mr.. Glen Ostrem
Mrs. Don Hearn
Mr.. Richard Waterworth
Rev. ID. Q. Brown
K. W. Farley, z. M.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1919-05-01

For the past owing the the Expotor
considering
the best the growing have been
giving enable friends and subscribers
which
On Friday last Mr. Young the Chicago Branch
Mergenha called demonstrating
aound printer assisting getting
with pleasant showing where country editor
who tried without machine piker fell for talk
when he left pocket
Model quick which creations
the Mergenhaler Company
will be about weeks before machine will delivered
operation
We taken this that might give subscribers
confidently speaking the little nket well
SO00 but each readers interested
hesitate bring
the matter
machine will promise the
and ceanes weekly this part of the that will be entirely
from mud singing real live published
the interests a real live community
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1919-05-01

wANTED-At once, two girls for
chocolate dippers. Easy to learn.
Wages So per week. Apply Liberty
Candy Co., Yale. L. j. Axarlis. "a
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1919-05-01
COMEDY OUT OF TOWN
SENIOR PLAY, FRIDAY EVENING, MAY 9th

The Seniors the Yale High School will the
May 9th, 99 at the which
of comedy produced this For
High given something and
will Everybody cordially invited
to present,
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1919-05-01
SYNOPSIS OF PLAY


The Ellington ung the Thorndk
household but the difficulty solved Elizabeth Thondke
eide a disguise.
2M Luddngon
hospitality friend of ghood
Bobbs valet We assuming formerly
who the Dickens will L be wonder"
2Bobby
friendship
Thorndike and Mrs. Luddington Monroe
Popular prices evening
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1919-05-01

Hear DR.. M. s. Rice, Of Detroit, at
M. K. church May 9Th.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1919-05-01
CAST OF CHARACTERS


Mr. John Ellington Philip Doelle
Robert Mayhew Thorndke Alias Bobby" Calvin Brown
Elizabeth
Marie, Thorndikes Evelyn Lundy
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1919-08-29
For
CityAuditor
BERT.
HORTON

the last election Mr. Horton was elected Justice of the
FOUR commission from
the that length of time.
No Justice and he all of
rented office and signed lease four
per month"; equipped the office with furniture
at his
establishing of Municipal Court in the City of Newark
aboshes the years the
which him liable years
0 100000.
He had right expect to length o
he the he
some the the he will
appreciate very highly, him. City Auditor the
election, which and which office will partly
reimburse egisated
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1919-08-29
MONTANA MINERS
Given ADVANCE
Wage Increase Conditional on
Settlement of FaCtionaI
Labor Disputes.
|. w. w. LOCALS ARE IGNORED
Agreement Affects Twenty Thousand
Men, and 1t Is Believed All the
Mines Will Soon Resume
Normal Operations.

On the proviso that the labor or
ganizations will settle all factiOnal la
Dor disputes, without involving the
employing companies, the mining com
panies operating in Butte, Mont, of
fered their employees q new wage
scale, which carries with it a wage adj
vance of 81 per day. Miners will re-
ceive $5.75, engineers 81, general
tradesmen $3.50, and laborers $5.
The agreement affects nearly 10000
men of Butte, Great FAILS and Ana
c0nda, and is made with the recog-
niZed labor organizations affiliated
with the American Federation Of La
Dor.
In the negotiations the two Butte I.
W. W. locals were ignored as well as
the recently formed zone Big Union"
1t is believed that the increased wage
scale will result in many miners who
have left Butte this summer returning
to the city, and that the mines which
have been operating about 30 per cent
can soon resume normal operations.
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0frirjibtr DE @oiiuungcn, oIe
~ man aui Die @ieoer.
DuHliuHg. heriteauHg elmer ame.
u~faiHidFu @anoet3
i%dliffabrt geieBt bat.
iuciucn IN Gaud uuf3ltge1en Gie BE
gicrulqa Gomminion, 0te 0unoerte
son SfIiien aui Eager bat, Die lett
III RcQicrunQ5oicnite nidt mcbr &c
btaltdt per0eu. bictct lie 8u 5rUei
1rittcl oc3 contemporaries an, Til0en
aber feine 0Guicr. Gie Rcc0er itn0
ser Audt, DAB lie mt eint.n 3rittel
nod 81 tbeuer be}uhlt marcn. od gang
alNcbcuerlide Yreiie fiIr 0as Itatc
ltal mo chen lold llltgeheltcrllaje
%ohnC f{tr DE 6erlteuung Der Shlffe
ac5ablt muroen. 0e5 Mcitercu miro
0uru1tf h%iltqelpleierL mlB, iclbIt meIm
Die St)iife umIonit abgeldiicu mir.
Sen, 0nnlit nldJt5 0nj1udnqtn mare,
.Ueil 0ie amcrifuHiidleu @cicbe @obne
mo Nrbeitsbe0InQruuHcn UoridrClbcH,
mclde 0cn Gctricb Dcit Uber njt GO
item ntt0erer Nutioneu brlnqen pitr0e.
,3u nrSthluS fpnulIt Der olte 9fer0c
IuB: Ncnu Ole &cqic1utg Die sc
trlCb5foltcu gdrautjrt, Damn lei cine
unlcr;faniidp @anoclaidiifobrt moq
i'd. Gas muB 5uriifgeluieien ucrDeu
@cidditc nit &crluit bctrclbcu, lit cia
dummies @cihait. pie Is Sen Au
iucin hat, fonn Sic StiiTahrt MIR int
Ser MeiIc auiQcbultt ucroen. od6 tijr
Ben C3eonhan0cl Den Neeocru oouc
Trcihctt einQcrGumt miro, Sic 0tanu
idoftrn Nt hctert. NO ne 0ieic filtOcn
f0nnr1t uuo 10 biuiq. mic lie 'u habcn
iin0. Nenn Nmcrifancr @cifditigImQ
3u Oicien @c0inqumlcu uidt anneb
men moQcn, noun miliicn Vtaunid'di
ten uu0crer NQtioncu andeIteIlt wcr
oYt. 10 miiiicl mir idhrlIh cine mil
Iior0c ToQor@ fiir Sen C3euntrou2
port lnirrer Maorcn bcsalIeu II. f6n
men and, ohrc Oircfte Shifi3perbjn
0urdcu an circn 9fiEcnhanNeI ujht
retncu MS mcrtcrcr. TrciIjh rid'
experimentation @lt@lped perbI;e6c
mr. rcd ser Rcqiernp26ttric5 Ser
Cse1nflottc.
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&pr eininen Saarn trai AMI Oeml

&Or ciuigen SHgcn trHf uni oem
engllTdeu Ganpfer Baltic" clu
umerifonilder &~lournullit, Ger
Gdriftitcller Ser Gmporio HauIaa
,,8a3ette", in !ten port EN-. Or lit
iieben Ni0ldte orilben gepeien II. bat
ubcr DIE Observation-Disclosures BE
ridt erltottct. Nlh IN GuQlan0
mar &&hlte - 10 hclBt er - lull4crc
Belt. Icpcr Die oort herridcuocn
3ultan0c btfroQt, ertIorte cr, Gug-
lanO mcr0c ttlea Ser u0d)itcu euro.
p1iidlen Climber nit Souiet Nc8te
rllnQ icin @ortlth Iltqtc cr hin}u:
.Gtcicr Mo00cl miro ltd obuc NIItt.
DeratcBcn ulO ohue ltnrltbcu pol.
3ieen. Der H0nIl miro ietne Stcl
hung nidt pcrIlcrcn, Gr nlad)t lld'
iebt bet 0tu 9fnoltulel Acb &Jn0
ll0 icin llmlduQ lit en- ioldcr, ME
er Dor Dem @rlege in fonlglldcrl
&rciicn umloQIjh gelucicu mare.
Sciu llnIqu.l nit 0cu 6ilhrtru Der
ra0ltalcl AracltcrQrupptu idufft
0ieielbe Sintotton. oic cntitebcr
luilr0c, iolo ltd' Erdliotut 2&diou
anti 3eb5 un0 oeiltn N|ut0uQcr cIn.
aelaIlen bate Ter Nrini nom &olc2
Qcht mtcr otu ouueu N.d''cu 0cJ
8eu0lfcr1ma climber ua0 ucriltd't. mi
0ercu gc0ilriujiien un0 H0tbta In
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G6ooe. 8eytb:ioiger gum
GIienteu): rS6aoe. baB Sbr Batter
uno Sbrs Mutter folioe WenIden fno
- id tonnts lonIt fir erbIibe Bella.
flung plGojren!"
-8inoli6. 5rib (Sobn zines
9aufmonns, als oisIer zines Cages eli
nen arobsn Shmuus giebt; .0u. 9as
pa. bait Du pieoer mai Gonturs GEE
mdtt2"
3u oisIoerIorQt. Grfter
Qieutendnt: rWer mar Die Dame. nit
Der i'd DID asitern Qeieben?"- 3tpeis
ter Qieutenant; Bin i1 Elm @eoGdt.
nibtinitler2"
-Musoe rRdferne Inter
officer: ~SerIs. lpsnn SIR mol gcger
ben 5eino apf 3unbihait eeIhidt
tptroet, pann muB Elm RontqsuItrabI
Die pobrs 9Iinoihlsibs gegsu Gua
ieiu!"
Rod beffer. ": s5abe1
Sic Sbyer 9raut sir9ersost. ais g,
ibr sineu Antrag u1ahtsn. Sic t0nns
ten rrdlt ohne Tie leben}- 8: rIsin,
obsr id babe ibr einlersoet, lie tonntc
nitt obue mid lsbeu.-
Durd hdut. Sunae 5rou
('drt.ttN: -Titien Ibero mohtsK Oh
ostpiB germ ms W~irtbshous eetsn uno
Bier %triHten. Mdnn6en, pas2"-
Rann: -9r. bm.... GfeH aHees
brHntR~
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-07-25

Let Our object be, our Country, our
whole Country. and nothing but our
Country. And by the blessing of God,
Haay that Country itself become a
vast and splendid monument, not
Of oppression and terror, but of wis.,
dom, OF peace, and OF liberty, upon
which the world may gaze with
admiration forever.
Daniel Webster.
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Gine inubere
0ei6itde.

GlTe lallbere %a10'll4l9N oSf5dl-
0el6it6e. nrr 0ilScten ctnc
nlcleimc Hellerlulg
Der &erCiuJten StuutgU" INTO be
lunmtel, bllter pcridl0lieutu E0lIs
rem ar1eiteuo, @odeu lul0 Wiouote
nor Der @rIeg9 G~rtlduug an
0aa 0clrtite &cid uuicrc 10
Aennmte &rIega @eietgebunA, 10
crtlurtc NuriiGer @rutam pom MuU2.
alaidulB, Der Ole &rlM@ulI29Qbeu I'M.
teriutt, natocm cr Den Ittcu oo9
9irototou 0ts %9tntlouuleu Ncrthei0i-
qltnlarutt}ea hnrte cluucrlctbcn iaiicn.
9lia 0ieic iicbell Wdlutcr ueunt Ora
ham: 6Ollis 6Oofren, Nuuar0 &.
GUffin, Sernnro VI. garud), Snmuel
@Umpcra, Srnnflin y. Wnrtin, an
Inns ROieuunlo nno CAMEL Millaro,
&tltlIlc0er 0e5 &erthcl0iQunQs Con
. Qrelle@ 9icle Gommliitun iolitc, ocni
WeieBc qenlIB. III rein b~eruthel0cr
GiqPnlhdft Dem ans ied1a Goliuctt5
mitQlie0eru btitchet0en Hdthc oiCnen,
Der Nr0lioent babe abcr ans ihnel
mirfiid)e Grcfutjpcbeomtcg c-
HQd't
Nohocm Ncrr Graham cine Ntf
itculn0 9eIeieu bate, nelte beTtimlnt
mar SIT bemclien BOZ 0us Nu4ht
burg$aeict, acknowledgements mn
EruB~nnlr pom 0icicr Gonunilion
id0n @otrn por ser 8ricgaerfld
run1 crrpolcu moroen ieicu. mari
Rcouia. Hcpublifoncr pom Ncbrn5fu
Ole froqc cftt, % it'd ale5 Dies nor
Ser Reoc 0ea Nr0iiDeHtcn itbcr be
lpoffltctc NeItrolitdt~ NORM cr
ioQtc, Da6 er .ltid)t an 9rirs oenfc
erciqlct hohe. Graham n~utlDortetc
beiohcn0
SpQtcr, ais Sic Gommiiii0r inn
GouqreB fritiiirt muroc, ioqtc Gro
ban, ihIlq SEER Goiiin nor. Sa6 r;1t
@erfehr5men 3niidNen ojcicr up0 rtm
GonQreb Qciduifcn ncroc. in mlDcrct
@orten, onB Ser Gou1rc6 tr31=
gen ncr6eu ioutc.
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Sri Den pentidlen MatiunnIratGs.

tpoblcn IN G~JsIingen fnn eln @abl.
5ettel gum &oritelrL. Der ~io!gcnocn
Idfom1f)cn &ntaIt bate, vSeiola Al,
8ers "a" Ser MohIooritehcr lIeB
iofort ENC &jbel bolcn uno Die Sn-
ihrift ent3ifierrl, Ole folgcu0ernlaBerr
lautet ~Stebc, ihr ieto an ii
niht5 :. un0 eltcr Merf lit nid,ta,
ull0 elth mQAlen lit cir @ rGucl.~
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-07-25
Ser enoIiidc Staatsmnnn WcOoes

ffSl0er1 Die cage leltcs &utoea III
Den m%eriQen Asorteu: .Gnle armc
Station. olc in Gurus idnneI9t." 1us
trifft oui ale 9~#otjonen 3u. Ser arle8
NIT 1einen SeleQenheitcn, plcI VicIo SIT
peroieaer. hat sur Eerihmtltolmg
berLeitct un0 Dieie @cDoblhctt miro
~beibebolten. rad Dem oie @cIegellheit
oufgehort bot. Gos Guoe tit ilbcraIl
poroits3uiehcn: Is miro Gin Rleicn-
fraft iein, Der nc Y}enid1en mlc0cr
our @c1irm,1tq brinQt. Die nIdt olli
onOere Weiic pon ibrcr (horbclt ae
belt mer0en founen.
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5tQatsiefrctar gnniino ,ridhltt

oen Iran5oin ~huuocrt QtIl.ouca
uncertainties Ndnoc mitrocn TraHt
retdl ert9aqenIeitrctt rcr1eu" ltip.
- 9crr %aniitl lit Elm uorijtti9cr
Qtun1 or hat T ijuf3iQ VI ii
Itorcn 4ueriturcr, oorlmtcr mobl
fuft ale, Die oriiben gcfdmpit hdbel,
nj d I mitdcrtduret.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-07-25
.Innr;cnt4 nnnntr Cir 0puarN

Carton Den Spmpatblc Au20ruf
0es umerlfoniid,en 9ul0t3icnut5 fitr
SrIono. 0teueIft miro lest SEER
Gaming bci ieiner Wtaleitdt. oenl ao-
MIG non @roBbrjtonnleu mo 5rlano
urO Dem 2oiicr non &noltn, nm
@ntihuIoigIng oltten, nab lih uulerc
Senutoren 10 bcuommcu BADEN,
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-07-25

ee7 User @eloer gu ~mdSigen 3inier
jeibeu ntDdte, eJnen u~srldBIifen Jfatb
leber fir SEEDS uus Ytortaases brauflt
ober @eIo anf CUTE Siherheit nilsleiher
piu, tpenoe IT'D an rs. s. 3tdiih
BOB Q. 4. StraRe.
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3u nirflid)cm ,6aR Qch5rt bod

imnIerhin, ialcn MIR temperament,
CT fo1tn mna AMER llHi-dnocn 10
gar rett jn~rHU1taiidl beriibrcl; Obcr
eIenOcn 9tcto brlItgt je0er Shuft
3itipede.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-07-25
FeliCitaS.
6iItOriiter.8Omuu aus Der 80lterpauoeruug
Bon 5 eftE Sahu.
Bon 3 , a b II.

Die 5euer erl6ff,n; i6arf fpdbtsn
bic Wnden nun 5ei bolem Worgenz
Iiht in bic GanoIhaIt biuau8; mir
genos por cine Spur oes 5einoes gu
ieben.
4ls6uIo tomen. lpie ieosn Wor1en.
2anoIeute BON alien Seiten Der I'm
qe6ung, in Der St1ot gu Oertaufen
ODER Su tuufen: fe itaunten. bic Sore
uu6 bel belem Gage gei9toIIen gu
%finoen; ppyfihtiQ tat mnn auf nur
@inSelnen, fdari priiieno, Oh es aud
poblDertroute Qeutt ooer Spider
ooer uietIeiht gar osrtIeioetc 9ar6a=
rem Ieien.
4ber bic 6urmloI3n pdren iebr err
Ihroden ii6er oieis u~ngepo6nte
S6drfe Der 3orbsp0dung; lie aus
3ufrugen. bate psOsr Sim nod
Grfolg; tie rpuBten pfienbur bon gar
Hihts uno iporeH pielmebr eifriq uno
angItoou befli7en in Der Staot gu
erforIhen, mas deitebeu mare.
8eraoe pom N~oroneIten, BON Bin
pelicien Der, Don no nan ben Ser
nn5ug Der 8arboren eriportete. tparen
bic 2onoleute in lIeiher WIenge ME
INNER erIhienan; nitts 8erpdhtige8
bltten lie bemert..
Our pom Slooiten her fam Fdit
n%ienono; es tie, niht ouf. penige
&iucn mo GnsoYrHbduicr Iugcu bier,
ieItru fam Is Oaatr Gin @eithcr oeS
Wurttes. Won t3tte ben Shrefen
RES poriQen Nbero fjr Sroum Qebnl
ten, lpenn nitt Der tote Reiter 1l5
Itummer 3euge Die Wirtlihteit erz
pieIen hate.
DIS nun Die eriten WorqenItunoen
Ionoer irgeno oro6enoe5 4n5eihen
perItri6en puren. unb man ptitbir
feitsu 7Feino Qepo6rte, audi BIT
Brittle iiber ben ,{ooru3 unter6oib Der
Stdot (eine 5rpsire per6ano innerbult
Ger WQuern 6tios ltferl mar un6es
IeBt 3u ie6en, - beia6l Seperus, -
Sen 5ri6un bis,t, ME IS inien, biz
VreQund oeS 8nje5 nod auf Dem
Sapitole feIt - oas pinottitiihe 5pI
.5u D%ffnen; er rid!e nit elmer Shar
bis en- bic 8rijte. tisB ous 8riitens
enoe am linten, Weit,ifen ltfer nit
5elsItiiden uro 8a,ten oerrommeIn
uno Don oreiBiQ Speertrdgern uno
Shlsuoerern bsieben uHo febrte,
uo6oem er Iih iiber3euqt, ooB mir
genos cine Spur pom ;Seino 3u ieben
mar, in bic Stdot suriid. = Dob
IieB Der oIte Sololt in Der WohIum-
felt niht nah; tr 9s6ot, bic Gore qez
idIofen, Die 5jjyme beieBt 3u bal
ten uno Inn pon ieoem @orfon 10
tort WeIoung gu brjnQen in bus Bah
Der 4mp6itrite. mphin er Iif) nun Be
CAB. Die Gorge Der No6t uno BEN
S6peiB uno Stoub oes Mdrihes
a65uipiilen,
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Die SattcrmildD undD aIfObplbaltl9?
90 uuJIien allo Ole @errcn (cnpe-
ren3lcr iofort oufongen, Ste @ub
3lt |reformlrcu.
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Die Nnti Saluon

Tic Nntl SaIOOn Eca0Rc &c
bntptct, g lei ibr niht Oarlln SIT
tblul, one qerionlide 6reihctt SIT III
fArdnfcn ole pcrionlldle 6rciheit
All thum NOS tic poQul,
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Wer bic Stimme pcs &lntes NC

leugllet. miro uIc mo mntmcrnlehr
eiu outer Mel1idl. 9toh pcnlQcr
Gin outer HllrQeri
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-07-25

Ndh pollaus Qenohenem 8d1e fab
er nun be6oQlif ouF Der nit neifem
BpIIfIieB 6ela9ten Wurmorbant oe2
6albrunoer Vorpbrrbeten8, bolo Die
Prime, 6uto pie Seine ppn ben 6iif
len bis at ben Rnieen reibano; Der
Mann pom etlp0 funfunoiinf3i1
Sdbrer nor Elm BID BON geiunoer,
nod po0rijIti1er 8roft; Nrme, Shsns
tel uno W00en 3eigten. ouB Die lie
SUNG Der Sugo, Der 8nmnaitit oieien
tart ungelsqteu 2eib itort erhulten
botte.
Nun hicit CT time III ser @crpeqltlQ
uno o%erYont allnaDlih in INNER tie
fere5 Sinnen. Sein 6oupt glitt i'm
mer tjeTer uno tiefsr gegen bic 8cuit;
enotih itredte er ben rehter Trn
1Qn3 herob unb finQ an. 5Siguren 81
3eidnen in cen reinliheu DeiBen
Sono. Der ZEN Runoqunq 3lUiifen
BEN W}drmorbdnten unD Dem Ranbs
oe5 Wu0srbeten5 beoedts.
oytpd tieTer Die @lieoer IteLIen qe-
Qsn ben QermariIhen &eil?" murmels
te er uor Th Bin. ,13ebn Manu bed
- 3rp0lf M}ann? 81 t0nnen ifon
'tSt taum I~tnerten. limb bod IS
muB cine refine Fehenaufgdbe Tein,
oieis 8ermaucn 81 ihldqeu. G3 1T
uur EN- BrobJemu. oe8 StoBes unr
veg Wtoeritduoes. Der e5 Ioite,
Nas Bette mare
nTds Bette mare" fisl eine melnn
toliitle IeiIe Stimme ELM, rlpir ldqen
in letem ountlen ShloFe, no IS me
Der StoB mebr 9i6t nod WioeritoB."
Se0eyu5 ponote lih; hinter Ieinem
Fliten mar Der metre WollporbauQ
ots irnereu Babes in letter 8eIpe
Hlna; eju Ih0net Mann in reiier
&aaen0tyaft Uno in pollen 0afIer
..5ro hinttr t1m.
TN. Cornelius. Wo5 meinit
ru?"
Tn .euu1t meme MeinunQ. Gar
0tt; ataocsn gu I:im 1T oen Nsn
ittu oHs 9tT,e.@
~Sh5r'e o,h! oyeibjl Sabre mn
/ it'oU ia ~,c3sn2miio'."
~@t5Hs ou rid 9a,o icd3is
. >3aye aao non 10 Iebcn5t0ril,-
r&S19 5rinait ou3'
~S1su Rat; rGume Die Start. ale
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9ots .tn 54.ie jiter Die a,pen."
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Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1919-10-25

Enlist for years Excellent opportunities for
each Shore leave
land sights ports visited Men always learning Good food
the day enlist Get
full station II you do
not know where recruiting station ask
Postmaster He knows.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1919-10-25
BANKS GAVE SPLENDID
AID Ii LOAN DRIVES
Public Should New Help Them IL
Their Efforts To Make Country
Even More Prosperous.
BY Carter Glass.
Secretary OF the Treasury


No group u men in the United
States measured up to the ties, II tu-
great war more admirably thin dil
the bankers The success Of the tfait
ed States Treasury Department ~
floating over s2l 900 600 600 in Liner
~ Bonds and Victory Notes during
he last two wears was due in no small
measure TO the pa riotic cooperation
OF the banks They took a most az
tive part in each Of the loan cam
paigns
They subscribed generously for
themselves. made loans 70 their Gus
toners in order that they might buy
bonds. and sold bonds on inst gents
10 accommodate those h1vii.. small
savings In other words the hank
did everything possible TO promote Tie
sale and distribution OF government
securities
The banker can render an equally
great service in reconstruction by go
operating with the government in lis
movement to teach the people OF tn
United States the lessons Of sound Fl
nance and wise investment IN lro
noting this cause the banker Viii aid
his institution and the financial sit
nation in general al the same tim"
Now that The war is over tn. REQ
PIE should be Impressed with the MS
dom OF holding their government Sc
cur.ties and also of purchasing more
from time 10 time The more gener
ally the people Of the United State
absorb government securities the
greater viii be the ability OF the com
mcrcial hanks TO devote practically
all OF their resources TO furnishing
adequate credit to the commerce md
industry ~ the country
Providing Shor:.i me credit to com
mcrcc and industry is their norma.
peace tim" function The sale and
movement 81 farm crops manufac
,ured products ana other commodities
as well as tho continuous and offic cit
employment Of labor in fact the w1ol
industrial process VII be promoted by
permitting the commercial banks t.
devote an their resources 10 This
function
The people Of the Un.tcd Stltcs
-hould. Therefore. be encouraged 70
pay on their instqllments and borrow
ines ON bend collateral a. rapidly as
possible and also To prrchasc aldi
tiona government securities as is.
sued from time 70 time or in the ilar.
ket II this is done the people OF this
country viii be benefited in q TWO.
fold way They Will free material End
labor for the production Of commodi.
ties which are now 50 desperately
needed the world over At tho same
time they will be strengthening tAam-
selves financially.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1919-10-25
HOW THEY GROW

Plant a crop Nothing happens
Nothing that one can see.
Be patient The seed sprouts.
The stalk pushes its way through
the earth Siill no sign Of fruit
BE patient Leaves come out.
Buds open Berries begin to form.
Still no harvest
Be patient The fruit fills out.
II ripons II natures
Harvest at last -miraculously
Increased from little handful of
seed
nur the War Savings Stamp
heats this There - no element Of
risk
There is no way to lose. You
must win
Your money works for you. II
makes more money all the time.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1919-10-25
Buy More Liberty Bonds
BUNC0 MEN ARE STILL
HOT AFTER The COIN
But New Securities offered by Gov
eminent Are Calculated 10 Co Far
Towards Ending Their Business

Farmers are great deal mor~
prosperous than hey were few
year aeo Nobody knows This any
better than that suave and oily gen
tl,man the bunco man The farm
ers pros p.rity has made him a shin
INK mark in these gentry TIN fake
security man. The stock company pro
mot,r and the willy sharper are
mighty busy persons just now ana a
great many OF them are working the
country. and working it hard
DO YOU recall the miracle wheat
proposition Of few years ago? May
he not bl That name for i had a
good many names One ~ is Aliases
was Jerusalem wheat Another was
egyptian wheat However. the
uamy doesn't matter much Tor il was
all The Same thing Most farmers will
recall r. anyway
when tn farmers would not fall
for Ia, >tsrY any other 81, tGe, s"l"
told that i they would give $40 or
maybe $50 bushel for the seed they
could si thu whole harvest back in
,bo r., Tor The same price per bushel
:, -, nsfi ,o,, mo seed
ms. so,r. n.onl. bought and
paid for the coed And they went
ahead md sowo3 it and waited a year
fnu ~, ,rus,fnIn.ss I'M, N. sharper
vho w,s n nv. tho crop on thoir
n.nas t,u,d n .bow m They found
,h,, mo-. mad , varv moor grade O,
wb.s, ,oywov and Z, dawr.d upon
,,.n tb,, NOV had hecn s,ung and
s.nrg Mad md doom
Rim, nov GOOD many farmers
a.. h,f,c on.r.d an so,,s a.. invest
,ror,s IN .,ocle and nlan,,tion
s,ocl, ,rd d who'll lot ~ other stocks.
eo,r. y, ,b.so ar offered in exchange
49, vc SYM. s,.,,,s ,,d Liberty
rod Some NJ th.m roo are inst
'.ho,, o., ,,r w,,h ,ho miracle
,b,,," ,i,,, c,,,. from, tgv,.. ar Pal.
,e,,-o :. u.1l ,,y ,bop, .nrb dlvj.
1.,d. !, 4. iLa,,. M, ~ n,- /, con,
ON, ,.,y or ,,o,hor IN X wars
ann ~, y.,ln.,hI. onlv AS waste
NM
~, MN. r,j,od c,a,es govern.
r.,.., n.., ,,,,. ,n,, voar ago
,.r.,,i..5 ~. Ar,.,;c.,r FORMER 60 %
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1919-10-25
The Story of a Turret Captain

Promotion IN the Navy CONES quickly to
those who qualify for higher ratings In
March 1900 A. p. Nilsson enlisted in the
Navy as an Apprentice Seaman. 3rd class.
In April 1907 he was rated Chief Tufret
Captain. His pay today is sos 70 per
month.