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Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1920-01-29
JANUARY 20, 1920.
Carl Wohl is spending the week
with friends in Temvik.

Carl Wohl is spending the week
with friends in Temvik.
Fred Bettger, of Hague, spent Tues
day at the county seat on business.
King winter has been on the throne
the past week in good shape.
B. Valid and John Scherr, of Stras-
burg, were in town yesterday on BUSH
ness.
Mrs. Jacob Bender, of the Winona
country, is guest at the home Of
John Shafer in Linton this week.
Jim Postle underwent an operation
for removal of tonsils and adenoids,
at the local hospital last Saturday.
Virginia Gillespie left the Wolver-
ton hospital for home, today, having
recovered from her recent attack Of
pneumonia.
Master Darwin, son of Mr. and Mrs.
E. D. Fogle, underwent minor OPP
Grafton at the Wolverton hospital on
Saturday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. E. Lawler came
in from their Horsehead country farm
Monday and left the following day
for visit to Iowa points.
Mrs. Joe Miller, formerly Jennie
Meier, and son, spent the past week
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Meier, Sr. Mr.. Miller is the
Lagent for the Thompson Yards at
Hague.
Master Chris. Jangula, pupil in
the Bismarck schools, arrived in Lin
ton Saturday morning to spend week
with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jacob
Jangula. The Bismarck schools have
been closed on account of sickness.
4 Mary, the 10-yar-old daughter Of
Andrew Seller, of Westfeld, died of
laryngeal diphtheria, last Saturday
A tracheotomy operation was per-
. formed by DR.. Wolverton, last Fri
day, in the hope of saving the child's
life. but it was too late, being done
on the fifth day of the disease. Two
other children in the same family also
have diphtheria, but are recovering,
The following marriage licenses
were issued by Judge Tracy. the past
: week, John Kraft, Hosmer, S: D., to
, Daily Brenn, strasburg, NJ D. Jan.
e %; Henry Mitzel, Pollock, S. D., to
Christina Schlittenhardt, Hazelton, N.
$ D., Jan. "a: Jacob Munsch, Linton,
A N. D., to Caroline Koost, Anamoose,
N. D., Jan. 24;i Hilarious Tschosch,
l strasburg, N. D.I to Philipena Hum
ell, Hague, N. D., Jan. 26; Anton
n Reinbo]d, Hillsview, S. D., to Eva
d Volk, Hague, Jan. 26; Leo Kuntz
$ Linton, to Mary Bassert, Linton, Jan.
j. 81.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1920-01-29
MARKET REPORT

VIM. Bechtle spent Tuesday in Bis
marck.
F. j. Pietz spent Monday in Bis
marck. ....
Mrs. George Richardson is on the
sick list.
Mrs. G. Ronning is on the sick list
this week.
j. M. Masset, of Strasburg, was
in Linton Friday.
Anton Volk was up from Winona
Tuesday and yesterday. -
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. John Gies-
niger, a girl, Jan. 9th.
Two houses for sale. Inquire of
J. Schenkenberger ADV.
Sheriff Meinhover went to Kintyre
Saturday on official business.
Henry Klaudt went to Wilton Tues
day for short business trip
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs David CAL
quhoun, of Temvik, girl, Jan. 23d {.
Born, to Mr.. anad Mrs Nathaniel
Flegel, of Linton, a son, Jan. 9th.
Mrs. Geo. Backhaus ha been quite
i'll the past week at her home in Lin
ton.
Born, to Mr.. ad Mrs. John Bichler
6 miles south of Linton, boy, Jan.
9th.
Gerrit Rocks came down from Ster,
ling Friday to take in the Legion
dance.
Anton Horner and George W. Lynn
spent the latter part OF last week ir
Herreid.
Misses Isabel Ryckman and Anna
Hollaar, of Westield, spent yesterda!
in Linton.
Fred Heinrich went to Bismarcl
yesterday for a couple of days bust
ness visit.
Two local people have the especia
thanks of the American Legion boys
Ed. Brown furnished the Gre am TO
the coffee at the dance Friday night
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1920-01-29

place at sisseton,S. D., where the
bride has been making her home since
leaving Linton.
Miss Theresa Diggins was the guest
of Linton friends Monday on her way
from her home in Minnesota to Hague,
Mr.. and Mrs. Earle Mewing ar
rived from Aberdeen Saturday to
spend a few days with Linton rela-
tives.
VIM. Bauer, of Napoleon, has ar
rived in Linton toIaccept position
as bookkeeper IN the W. E. Petrie
store.
Miss Clara Beckman returned to
her home at Jamestown last Friday,
/ after spending a week with Linton
friends.
Casper Burgad left Friday for Bis
marck to be present when Mrs B. un-
derwent an operation at St. Alexius
hospital.
John Mohn came over from the
Cannonball country last Friday night
or short business visit at the coun-
" seat.
Albert Tough returned Saturday ev-
ening from Fargo, where he spent
several days as a petit juror in fed
eral court.
The Farmers Elevator will hereaf.
ter ship your hogs and cattle without
any commission charge. See Chris
Bosch.-Adv.
A N. Junge left Monday for Far
60 where he will attend the anr
Meeting of the North Dakota Imple
ment Dealers.
Miss Beth Kjorven, who is teaching
f, school south of Strasburg, was in Lin
ton Friday night for the America'
Legion dance.
Einar Grotting, Thompson Yar'
agent at Temvik, was in Linton Tues
day. Einar was on the sick list TO
several weeks.
i Miss Martha Herman, of Under
wood, arrived in Linton Saturday t
visit at the home Of her cousin
Adolph Kooner.
! Mike Bichler, of the Strasbur
neighborhood, was patient at tn
local hospital for a couple Of day
the first Of this week.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs: Hans Har
'son, of Omio, a son, Jan. 25th at tt
Wolverton hospital and hans ha
been setting up the cigars all week
PHONOGRAPK RECORDS EX
CHANGED. Are you tired of you
records or are there scme Of them yc
!, don't like? WE WILL EXCKANG.
THEM. All makes, all sizes. Is
, each or for 81. Thousands to choos
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1920-01-29

to bunch of Red Flaggers, and that
when he came from Indiana to take
the league job, he didn't know what
a mess he was getting into. Bre.
Stewart, please note!
Word from Eureka is to the effect
that C C. Knickerbocker, pioneer
Eureka hotel man, had dropped dead
Monday from apoplexy. Mr.. Knick-
erbocker was known to many Linton
ties.
Linton has one case of what appears
to be genuine "flu," the patient being
John Sautter. The many cases. of
laryngitis, and bronchitis occurring
recently are not flu, any sense Of
the word.
The first issue of the Bismarck
Tribune to reach Linton subscribers
since TIE fire arrived Monday night.
The Tribune was greatly missed To-
cally during it's few days suspension
following the fire.
Miss Lydia Jamie returned to Bis
marck Monday for further medical
treatment. Her uncle, Jacob Jamie,
accompanied her for short visit with
his nieces who are clerks in Johnson's
store in Bismarck.
The Record is out of all copies Of
thu Red Flame except the first issue.
the fire in Bismarck having stopped
the supply temporarily. AS soon as
other copies are received, we will give
notice in these columns.
Chairman Pomerance, of the Jewish
Relief fund organization, reports that
the north ed of the county subscribed
it's quota and that Linton did fairly
we'll, but that the south end of the
county Jagged quite far behind.
Some months ago the League news
papers raised a great hue and cry
against LANCER in connection with
one Bowen murder case in Colder
Valley county. Frazier removed thu
states attorney and sheriff to give
point to their claim. A hearing wa!
held and Frazier ordered their remov
al made permanent. The removed of
icia7s appealed to the district court
"rd they are now back on their OLE
Jobs. For once. Frazier couldn't make
his. rough stuff stick.
: The Joseph E. Appert post of tn
American Legion at Hazelton is max
ing big preparations for dance to b
riven in Hazelton Friday night Q
this week. Smiths orchestra ha
, been hired to furnish the music. Trai
service is such that it is practically
impossible for Linton people to atten
t and the roads are unfit for cars
Some talk of running special trai
: died down when it was estimate
: that something over hundred dollar
, would be required to secure the trair
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1920-01-29

from. Write for FREE lists. Park
Record Exchange, Dept. X, St. Paul,
n.-Adv.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emile Liedle, of Hell
ena, Mont, are the guests of the G.
Bechtle family this week. Mrs. L. is
a niece of Mrs. Bechtle.
j. A. Lang returned Monday after
noon from his visit to Minneapolis
where he attended the convention Of
Thompson Yard Agents.
The extremely cold weather of the
past few days have been making the
census enumerating hard job for
those so employed hereabouts.
Bert Irvine, who has been acting as
census enumerator in the Sand Creek
country, came home Friday night, and
spent the weekend with his family.
, Reports from all the large cities
indicate an epidemic Of the flu. It
is not as virulent as in the fall Of
1918, but numerous deaths have oc-
Cured.
The silent member of the Record
is busy this week getting out state
ments of account to Record subscribe
ers who are not paid a year in adj
vance.
One of Hazelton's dance fans to
take in the Legion dance Friday
night was Mr.. Schmallen, of Hazel
ton. He practically never misses a
Linton dance.
John Becker, Of Eureka, spent Sun
day with his cousin, j. Schenkenberg
er, in Linton. He returned to Eureks
Monday where he is employed by P
R. Schenkenberger.
Mrs. F. j. Heintzman came down
from Bismarck Saturday to spend {
few DAYS with her parents, Mr.. ant
Mrs. Jacob Jangula. She returned
home Tuesday morning.
M. Cornelison, formerly farmc
in the Hague neighborhood, was il
Linton last week on his way to Mon
tana whore he proposed to purchas
, stock in a gold, mine.
George Williamson, who has bee
working for Ben Haggard at Cannon
: ball, arrived in Linton Tuesday. H
2 is nursing sprained ankle, as re
5 suit of breaking through the sidewalk
Karl, the little son of Mrs. Han
: Haug, of the Temvik neighborhooc
e fell from his high chair last Monda!
5 and broke his co1lar-bone. He wa
. brought. to the local hospital, wher
the fracture was reduced.
r. The league editor of the Gran
i County Leader recently resigned an
published hot letter in which he dc
c clared himself through with publish
e ing canned editorials and panderin
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1920-01-29

Teach your children to SAVE With every purchase you
Ike at store will issue coupon which may de-
the bank the credit of yourself children. These
ring will draw interest and grow with purchase
i make. Come in and let us explain this to you.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-01-22

Gondojatok anyatokra, gondoljatok hazatokra.
Segitsetek hozzatarozoitokon de juttassatok test,
vereeknek akik veetek egyitt egy anyanak Hungaria
max fia
Adjatok szenvedoknek es aztan gondoljatok sep
Magyaro1szagra es karolatok e es taogassatok mind
azoka ntezm6nyeket es igyekveseket anleyek arra
celoznak, hogy kozos hazat segitsek.
Hazat, ameynek foldi6ben apam nyugszik es amely
mex foldjebenla ii apatok nyYgszik
Tudom es erzem, hogy apam, aki ma mar orok amat
alussza j6vahagyja flu fosadamam es hogy szeeme mel
lettem esz abban a mmkaban, melyben soha fogok
kfaradn.
Edes apam nyugodj bekeben. Fiad mindig olyan
gyar erzes marad, mint amilyen magyar te votl Ame
1ikab6 minden egyeben xviii hazahbz fiz az sir
meyben te nyugszol
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-01-22
A SZINARANY SZALLITASA

A "Wall Street Journal" jeleli-
tese szerint ''New York Assay
Office" 74,349,62O dollar ertekii
aranyat hozott forgalomba 1919
ben. Az egyes orszagok koruna
nyai aranyrudakat csereInek be
egyenerteku arany penzert. Icy
l9l9-ben 74,349,62O ertekii
aranyb6l kilfoldre ment 1883
llS, mig a tobbi arany az Egye
silt Allamok saljat celjaira lett
felhasznalva. 4
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-01-22

A csuka mem kertelt sokat,
Hanem ICY szolt C hangbol:
A Gagyi testvernek bora
Megj0tt a Mahoningb6l.
Ilyen j6 bort reg mem ittunk,
Azert rugtunk be t6le.
Probalja meg Mister O. Ke.,
Igyon kend is bel3le.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-01-22
|Apan.
''Apadat december Sen 'temettuk.'

EFT a szomoru lesuito hirt kaptam annak napnak
pontosan nyocadk evforduloan amkor utoara vadasz-
tam egytt Istenben megbodogult apammal koparl psz
tan Roviddel utana Amerkaba jottem
Milyen borzaszto erzes az, amikor az ember, nyolc
eyitavoet utan hrteenl AIT hir kappa hogy az akt
eze vagon legjobban szeretet tszte mines tobbe
Meghalt Elkoltoz0tt ebbol nyomorlt sar vag-
bol egy iobb es szebb hazaba anek hogy megegyszer
athattam volna. AnelkU hogy halottam vona aJkarol
d bucsuszot, az utolso apai tandcsot.
A. ak tavol e szl0hazato Gs a szilei hazto, ket-
szeresen erzi csapas amely szeretet szo halaakor
eri az ember K6tszeresen 6rz inert halal okozta fa
dalomhoz hozzajarul lelke gyotro, szivet malcal
COLO erzes amey legjobban eze1ben szavakban tala
kifeiezest 'sier lehettem Oft, amkor szemet le
zarta9 Talan elenletemne segithettem vola .
fdesapam i6 ember volt. Nemcsak mint apa, de mint
10 barat nagy befo yassal volt ming eleemre konnye
mil ifusag eveinek 1eza utan mindig iparkodam az
peldajat k0vetni, tanacsait betartanl.
halalat tudato level melfett volt egy nelany sor
egy baratomto akivel egyJtt nevelkedtem. Apam mem
volt rokona fiunak Veemenyet rot teIat mem befo-
lyasoia a rokoni kotelek. 0 ICY r apamr6l:
''Szeg6ny jo atyad, legszebb legragyogobb ]el-
Iem egiobb ember, kiben mindenl csak oromet lett,
fajdalom jobb hazaba kot0zott. Tudom hogy tegedet
ez hir nagyon meg fog renditen inert edes atyad volt
az k iran osaadodban egnagyobb szeretete vseltet-
tel Sirasd meg o mint ahogyan mi is megsraJuk Veg
telen nagy a mi fajdalmunk.
Halala sok oily embert bortot mely gyaszba Xix mem
rokon hanem egsztabb, legszentebb barat szeretet-
tel es tszteettel viseltetek nta Eletenek alkonya
1ninden volt csak 0rvendetes Az eet teher volt z
mara inert beteg volt es dogozhatott Haala potol
hatatlan veszeseg es oyan r hagyott vissza lelkek
ben melyet soha sem lehet betolteni." ~
Macy az en- lelkemnek szomorusaga Erzeseimet mem
tudom mind leirni heyen is csak azert hozom nyll
vanossag ee adanamat hogy abbol egy anusagot Won
jak le
Messze degenbe szakadt magyarok, hanynak van ko-
ziletek meg apatok odahaza, haboru altal agyongyo
tex gondotak arra a fatal korookban azon gyekezett
hogy 6 becsletes Istenfel6 tiszesseges embernek
veljen
Magyarorszagtol talan orokre elszakadt magyarok
hanynak 81 meg kozetek kozos szilohazaban edes
aayatok? -
Magyarok, gondoltok-e rajuk?
Egy eroszakkal szotforgacsot neaZet AmerlkabaI
elS gyermeke, gondoltok-e nehaneha hazara?
Edesapam halala. Az remsegesen Macy fajdaonr
melyet bennem halalanak hire ketett, nehany ora
amelyben tetleni kenyszeritettem gondoataimat
hogy atrepuljek ocent csak negerositetek bennen
AIT szalI elhatarozast hogy ezentu megketozott ero
vel azon leszek, hogy hazamat segitsem.
I Amcrikai magyarok! III, akik joletben bosegben OIL
yassatok ksza sorokat alelyeket konnyez0 ahyak q
hftvesek intezek hozzatok vesseek k szveekbol AIT
jdghidegseget, amely Amelikaban belle k0ltozott
pdbJatoK felfe kozonyt, a nelntorodoinseget. 4
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-01-22
Heti Kr6nika.
Rigmusokba szedte o. Ke.

Rigmusokba szedte o. Ke.
Bus level jott egy orszagb6l
! Magyar testverunk kapta,
A melyben j6l le van irva
A bolseviki fajta.
Megirjak, hogy mennyit gyilkolt
A sok lelketlen bitang,
Sanynak kondult meg egyszerre
A veres hoher-harang.
AIT irjak, hogy Budapesten
Hetek 6ta mines kenyer,
Ehesen es elgyot0rve
Ernyed ell a sok tenyer.
Szaz gyermekbol hetvenkilenc
Hal meg atlag egy heten,
Ehtiguszban, d0ghalalban,
Fortelmes betegsegben.
A bocskoros olah csorda
Pnsztitott, lopott, rabolt.
Irodaba, gyarba, hazba,
Mindenhova behatolt.
T0nkre tettek az orszagot,
kifosztottak mindenb6l,
Elelemb0l, ruhazatb0I,
Jozsagb6l es kenyerb6l.
Serbian jonnek levelek,
kideriil az igazsag,
iogy mily ocsmany biint kove-
tett
A bolseviki gazsag.
B0rtonlako gazemberek
Uralkodtak a nepen.
Megoltek AIT, a XII r0gt0n
Szot mem fogadott szepen.
Megfordult viag sora,
Merit j6zan esq gy6zott,
Sajat maga eszi meg most
A NIT maganak fGz0tt.
Eros lesz meg a magyar,
Talpra all az orszag ujb6l.
Lesz meg szol6 lacy kenyerrel,
Ha magyar ugy akar.
ZeszlilodJnk Macy lelkesen
Az unnepi nagy napra,
A nagyszer- iihangversenyre
Februar tizenhatr.
Akkor fogjuk mgmutatni,
Hogy minden osszetartunk,
Sziberias foglyainknak
Szivvel-lelekkel adunk.
Olyan pompas hangverseny lesz,
A milyen lit meg mem volt,
Ez lesz maid tanusaga,
Hogy neviinkon mines folt.
Amerika magyarsaga
Johet tanulni hozzank,
Mert mi tesziink es dolgozunk,
Hiaba mem jar szank.
Warren, Niles, Girard es Struth
ers,
Akron, Sharon es Farrell,
Sharpsville, Canton es Alliance
Mindnyajan jojjetek ell.
Mi oft lesziink mind egy szalig,
Zsufolva lesz q terem,
Megmutatjuk, hogy nit jelent
A magyar hon-szerelem.
De addig is - inert farsang van
Valamit meg elmondok,
Bar a derek Gagyi testvert
Kornyekezik q gondok.
Mivelhogy uagy bajok vannak
A Niagara tajan,
Ahol borszag 0mledezik
hi halaknak szajan.
Meglepetve lattak azok,
\ .
| Xix part szelen allnak,
Hogy halak folyoban
IIoltreszegen uszkalnak,
Vegre a mi tud6sitonk
kihalaszott egy csukat,
RS azonnal megkerdezte,
Mi okozta csudat?
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1920-12-02
THEN AND NOW

Last year about this time the coun-
Try was faced with the prospect of a
rise In sugar prices OF which the sky
seemed 10 be the limit The failure
TO purchase the Cuban crop, the fail
are 10 prolong the life OF the Sugar
Equalization Board so FAR a. any Eff
fective control over prices was con
cerned. the fact that Europe had
bought good part Of the Cuban crop
AL these "hulied' the sugar mar
ket and raised the price for 1920
But the 1921 prospect IS the oppo-
site from that Of 1870, The works
sugar for 1920-21 is estimated TO be
/. 10000 tons greater than the pro-
duction OF 1920. And while there
are sttll several months In which the
growing weather can affect the crop,
changing the prospect accordingly
still as IN indication of enormous
supplies Of sugar the estimate is val
liable.
Housewives in the SUMMER OF 1921
need not worry about all the sugar
for putting up the fruit they may want
at rock bottom prices. II. these estl-
mates prove TO he anywhere near ac-
curate
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1920-12-02
REVISION OF KACE
TREATY HnlnlES
URGED By GERMANS
tThs Associates ersss.,

BERLIN. Dec Revision Of the
peace treaty OF Versailles BY the Ia :
ternational proletariat was urged b.
Ernst Daeumig. leader OF the new
Communists. IN debate In the Reich :
stag recently Herr Daeumig plopba
sled A coming revolution to over
throw capitalism lie said that his
party desired appropriation of all ma
chinery Of production and as quickly
and as thoroughly as possible He
characterized the Versailles treaty as
an exhibition OF force by world capt.
falism. I'VE feel toward 1t az our
Russian comrades felt toward tho
treaty Of Brest litovsk" he said
These declarations Of the Commune
sat idea OF treaty revision were evok :
ed by a statement which had bean
made by Dr. Eugen Schiller. formerly
vice chancellor and leader OF the Ma
tionai Liberals. who declared that the
treaty was crime against the Ger
man nation and al the world and
that Germany had a right nBder tie
reading OF the covering note as yell
a. snorally. TO demand its revision
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1920-12-02
CONFERERS

isn't a conference Just taik?"
reader asks fnat.
The answer ii Mo-
To say that a man talks something
over with other men Is statement
Of fact. But when he is said 10 loId a
conference he is being complsnented.
or is oompimentlng himself.
II implies that what he says Is too
important TO be referred 10 as talk.
The reader who asks about II is a
woman voter She suggests irreyeT
emily that many political conferences
and other conferences she hears about
are not iu1portant.
Perhaps she Is right. But men love
the word They delight In thinking
that when they meet one or more men
70 talk something over. their words
have weight and consequence too
great to be described as talk
TO hold conference, though, Is
about the easiest way IN the world to
achieve a feeling OF Importance. For
no man Is TOO obscure TO confer Any
one can do H.
At It's most ponipops the role o.
eonferer requires only large table
bioiter. a pen. ar ink-wel and an
ash tray
Intelligence? Not bit more intel
ligeHce is required than If the confer
snce were just a talk Indeed. there
= reason to believe that IL Is IN cas-
nal or informal talks and not ut con
ferences that most questions Of real
significance are decided.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1920-12-02
INEQUALITY

m 1888 IL Rousseau inquired into
ire rOrigia 81 inequality amongst
spen AZ 1honsll such inequality were
NOT palt of the very nature Of things,
and in l77e the trainers OF the Dec.
larafion s,f Ind pendenee held il 20 be
s'self-evisIent mat All men are ere
ated eanasl.
This doctrine of equality agreed
with the religious conception of a
common personal responsibility TO
God, and In politics 1t helped 10 de-
throne tyranny apd TO establish dem
ocratic Institutions. II was useful
dogma But when men turned from
religion and roiitsfs to scicntific
study OF nank nd &, was questioned
A century after Rousseau and the
Declaration Of Independence Francis
Gallon. cousin OF Darwin's. wrote
az follows
Il have no nsiience with The hypo-
thesis occasionally expressed. and
often llpliea. especially in tales
written 70 teapa chiidrea 10 be good.
that babies are born pretty much alike
and That the sole agencies In Great
ing differences between hoy and boy,
and man and n IN, are steady applies-
ton ard moral effort II Is 10 the
mnt nnaqualiiied manner that J OBJ
ject 80 prsfenslnus OF natural equal,
lily. The experiences OF the nursery.
the school. the university and Of
professional careers are a train Of
proofs 10 the epntrary.~
These lires ire from Hereditary
Genius" boott in which Cation pro
passed. to show that a mans natural
abilities are derived by inheritance,
under exactly the same limitations a.
are the form and physical features Of
She whole organic world
Cations evidence was OVERWEIGHT
ing. and the more biology and psy-
choiogy advance the surer his con
illusions are found to be- Today NJ
scientist denies them.
That leaves a problem. Men are
not equal In strength and yigor. In
Intelligence. Or in capacity for moral
growth ana enlightened public inter-
EFT. In ssch respects they vary all
the way from genius to idioey. There
fore they are not equally capable Of
: maintaining themselves or OF helping
others in the struggle for existence
which no living creatures can escape
And yet Christian world is reluctant
10 admit that tkey should not have
equal rights 10 life. liberty and the
pursuit Of happiness They are moi
equally capable OF managing public
affairs. ard yet the spirit OF democ-
raey demands government Of the peo-
lule. Tor the people. by the people.
/ How are ideals OF equality to be
h1alle to fit facts of inequality?
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aTHE TRACTION PROBLEM

One of the greatest municipal prob
lena will De H. solution OF the street
railway paxzle
A large part Of the street railways
OF this country IS Inadequate % sevke
the needs of tlle people Nany e
long since practically ceased ia make
extensions or improvements Nearly
every city has had from ons 20 mas
fare Increases.
The street railway played a ire
mendoas part the development Of
American cities Electric liHes Into
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BY an expert any day this week. at
LaRue- Williams Garage. Orange
Avenue. fe6- IL ( 81.
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