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America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-07-27

INDUSTRIAL OTELULUI 81 "A FERULUI
CONDUSA BINE
Sc IEFTINEASCA TRAIUL ST
APOI SIX Sc SCALA LEFJRILE

M NEW YORK, 26 IulieuTara aceasta va yedea fntr'un
vior mai mare prosperate in coer din cate
vxu panA astaz declarat udecatorul Gary astaz
cptaad perspectva afacerlor fu cele mai
tiuni de Otel din tara aceasta continuat:
Factor fundamenta pentu concluza aceasta sunt ST.
gure Crele nsputabe dovedesc aceasa Cum am decla-
rat e adunarea sttutuui Oelulu 81 al Feruu American
in Main trecut ndustra condusa in directie buna
"Resultatee afaceror Corporatiune Oteluui in umul
p&ar ca inca nau fost deternate pna astazi n
surprinde pc nimeni familiar condune generate
MOI plAtim leafa mai urcata decat muAe din
industre de baza Eu cred Cd aceste reduceri ebu
Ieze dup& efnirea pretulor mai seama necesitator
pentru raiu carl in uncle prvn nerezonabe
ceste sgurana cadea JOS de nce nvel cnstit
abnerea c0nsumatOulu de cumpara Pan& in timpul
dc fa& cred Cd in general saarizat fos prea bne
platiti.lgg
nPe cand comeru in mai multe ramuri incuzand ferul
s otelu inca amor 81 sovator perspecvele nu sunt
1ndoelnice Della np ncoace sentimen-
tul iuceput sa creasca 81 incA creste mai 'bine.
x6nn a. prezent sunt mai mnlte motive de . ore
noaet1e s toet IL panS
4c& Sl6 I'll mSsirS mare bunele
sde RsconSractia fost ii progreseaza
eject favorable
"Dupa aparenta in curnd pace intreaga lu-
Lg Fl calculate sd ajute 1mpedce progre-
Hul mpOxitele sunt sarcna tOtul pana Ia
pnctnl e stagnare sgprant6 modfcate trepat
resenabL Facea nationaa 81 industriala
Jeven stabita resuat al fortelor combnae c din
bunavonta 81 dornta onesta oamelor carl udeca drept
Aspestl final al acese ar 81 al altor ari Sc imbuna
Mtese penu mai parte din no Gel putin araa
sracitA Insttuune fnanciare ale Satelor Unite sunt
solide Resursee noastre STUNT Fe din moi
chemat s4 faca partea u in incercarea de ne
entoars u baze sanatoase u resonabe 81 cat
dpne v deveni de fapt unanma att ajunge mai
durnd na prosperta dstanta aparenta depnde de
vizinnea individualG.'
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-07-27
CIJVERNOR
STATIJLJJI ILLINOIS
Sc SUPUJNE LECEI
Advoca3ii l-au sfatuit - cedese


Opihia public4 = jucat IN rol
mare fn hot&rfrea lui.
CHICAGO, q Iulie. Guverno-
rnl Len Small, acuzatul sef al Sta
tului illinois, s'a aplecat astazi Gu
blahdete inaintea legei.
Guvernorul, care q repetat de
apai multe ori Cd va Cinema trupe-
lie de stat sal apere inainte de a
Sc supune arestarii pc baza man
datului find acuzat de defrauda-
rea unei sumo mari de bani din
casa Statului, q notificat pc Seri-
full Henry Mester Cd este gaia sd
Sc predea.
Indata ce Judecatorul Smith de
la Curtea Cercuala declarat: IL
1inois nu are rege," 81 a sustinut
Cd guvernorul este supus arestarii,
Small q alergat la Chicago ca sd
fnarmeze pc partizanii lui politici.
Dupa o conferinta Gu fruntasii
politici 81 Albret Fink, de prezent
advocatul lui principal, Fink tri-
mis- telegrama lui Mester, avi-
zand Seriful ca Guvernatorul sc
va supune astazi arestarii in oficiul
advocatului sau.
Mester q respuns ca ell nu va
merge la Chicago ca sd execute
mandatul dar va permite Guver-
norului sd apara cand ii va con-
veni in Sanaganon County 81 81
depun6 cautiunea.
ScAimbsrea seeasts 1s front !
Gnvernofului se datoreste sfatului
dat de sfStuitorul lui legal.
Cand i "a adus la cunostinta Cd
1mpotriva lui este un mandat de
arestare s a consultat Gu fOstul GU
vernon Joseph Fifer, George Gil.
lespie 81 James M. Graham. Ri
|'l-au sfatuit Cd "Regele nu poate
face rau," 81 l-au indemnat sd nu
sc supuna arestarii.
Simbata trecuta Guvernorul q
VENT in Chicago 81 dupa ce s'a
consultat GU Maiorul (Primarul)
William Hale Thompson 81 alt
prieteni politici, la chemat pe
Fink in cauza.
Sentimental public din Illinois
impetriva positiei luata de Small
declarsnd ca el e mai presus de q
fl arestat, si-a facut efectIl.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-07-27

De ce s'a temut n'au scSpat
Ungaria de vest 49, dureroasa pro
blema pentru Unguri - pentrl
care s'a xvarcolit atata vrem'
Horthy 81 agentii lui, va fl totuy
predata Austriei. Gu cat sc apro
pie mai multi timpul ,predarei, cl
atata va ii mai clar in fsta or
c&rui ''pui de locotenent Gu min
tie de g6in8.' dupa cum zics
Becsi Magyar Ujsag - din ar
.mata nstionala maghisra, q toa
te incercarile de = evits destinu'
81 de sabota tratatul de pace, u
rxmas 81 vor ram4ne zadarnice.
Ungsris de vest pan8 scuma !
fost I'm teritoriu de rxsboiu 81
oameni armati pan5 in dinti il
fata unui popor dessrmat Gu de
savfrgire.
Conferinta ambssadorilor 4 IL
|ceputnl lui Innie : avisst glver
|nul austriac, & ! trinis . iOtl
Oisvarmsa1n; Ys.,lvar aaspin nar,a 4
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-07-27
ANUL XVI. NO. 173.
0 descopeTiTe inieresanta

LOVITURA accidentak Gu tarnacopul Gu rileiu unor
~ sapatur sau facut in dstrictu Martres de Wayne
Franta desch mormintul unei femei in sa odih
nit 1900 de AMI adus Ia uina ntreaga vata trecuta
unui orasel GaloRoman.
Pc cand cava apator angaja la sapatul unei piv
e unu din eli sbit arnacopul object tare dupa
naturarea pamantulu parea capacul scriu de pea
ira aoRoman Rdicanduse capacu sapat0rii vazut
mrare femee frumoas crei peta 81 carne era in aceeas
stare perfeca fos in ziua NORTH sae 81 coadee eli i'm
pletite abuse in urul capuu satea pc pern
Vizunea nut numai cateva momente apo nantea och
or ucraOrir sub aSta soareui topeasca in
pubere in curan ramana decat scheet mbracat
intro hana de lana Femea stat naca in sicrul de para
Is veacu perfect conseata de gasuui de acid
carbolic dinru isvor mineral din apropere Tmpu ost
determnat acuratea de exper carl examnat erite
decte aate in scriu 81 sa decis sd faca sapaur pc
suprafata mai mare
S'a mai afat inca cinci morninte; unei femei t
paru blond imbracata in alb sandal frumos
pele in pcoare unei femei barane pc anga prul
mai pura doua coade fae al unu batran barba
cele din uma doua mormnte conand ramastee une feme
81 unei copile.
Obectele aflate in mormnte de mare ineres ban
determine exacta; vase oarie cosur mue
tcole mci de oaea onamente femeies panzetar mbra
camnte 81 ncaminte toate parand ca fost facue e
Sa gast char fuce foarte putin ofete 81 ramura
inca verde.
Cd gazu acduui carboc della fntna din vecnatate find
mai greu deca aer manat afara tot aeru din scre ST. pc
cand prefacut cadavrele in mum lea conserva
wand fost ingopate ee intro stare perfec mp
de 1900 de ami
Experti francez angaja Gu sapaturile decara ca CA
davre obecte din peroada pana inca sau
flat intro stare att de perecta 81 mbracaminte 81 ncaa
mintea aata nesn oamenor de stinta determine
toadele exacte carl au fost facute
Coadee false de par 81 ceeale mic arcoe de toaeta
afae in momnte dovedesc ca femeie din veaca
1u dupa Chistos char daca fost numa aranc avu
tot alta ge de aparenta lor personaa femee de All
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-07-27
TURCu Az MuTAT sHU'
TIL sIDIuL 0UVERNULUl

LONDRA, 26 lille. 20 telegra.
ma din Constantinopol catre Elk.
change Telegraph Co, anunta Cd
dstorita inaintariiscn success q gre.
cilor in Asia Minor6. Guvernul
Turcilor Nationalilti = fost obligat
81 stramute sediuf guvernului 81
adunarea national1 = Sivas.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-07-27
Predarea Ungariei
de vest Q iminent3

authorization auStriace, carl vor
veni urmate de armata austriaca.
Antanta a 81 designat comisia
de prelaare, in care din partea
Austriei G numit Consilierul mi.
nisterial de la interne Neugebu-
ner. Acesta . 81 primit instiinta-
Tea de la Paris, ca sd fie gaia de
plecare Ia Sopron. Din aceasta Sc
vede ca predarea este actual4. In
Austria sunt gaia si functionarii,
carl vor avea sd piece in noua
provincie, care in locul comitate-
lor de pana acuma va fl inpsrtita
in districte. Dintre functionarii
unguri vor Fl luati eel carl nu
vor ayea tinuta dusmsnoasa fata
de noul regim.
In ministerul de inferno aus
trisc, lnde Sc preg1tesc lucrarile
de prelusre ale aeestei provincii,
i tot momentul y spune ca che
sta Untiriei de @9st 50 ivit nu.
mai dnpx e Hofty si-a intronat'
Aistenul earactegistic de teroare.
InnAnA Nh Tln.ax ~, III 4 snnv,nr,,1 ~in-
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1921-03-04
BASKET BALL.
Fastest Game of Season Seen on High
School Court Friday Night.

The Fulton High School basket
ball team invaded Union City Friday
night and took rs to II beating al
the hands of the Union City boys
The Fulton team is the fastest team
seen on the local court this season
and forced the Union City boys to ex-
ert themselves to win. The Union
City team has shown considerable i'm
provement in the past few weeks
and can give any team in this section
of the State an interesting time. Rey-
nolds and Callicott we're the stars for
Union City while Hamlet and Kill
brew shined for Fulton. Lineup
Union City. Fulton.
Reynolds Co Forward Collins
Callicott Forward Rogers
Owens Center Hamlet
Hollister Guard Killbrew
White Guard Jonakin
Subs-Smith for Owens, Valentine
for Collins, Stokes for Rogers.
Referee-Wilson, Nashville.
1t was the consensus of opinion
among those present at the Friday
night game that those absent missed
a treat worth so cents of any mans
money. 1t is a regrettable fact that
the people of Union City show them
selves so Indifferent toward a COM
munity enterprise as important as
the activities of its public school,
The coming Friday night, March
4, a double-header game has been
scheduled to be played on the Union
City court with the Fulton girls and
boys teams. Let us have a packed
gym for this game. Mr.. Wilson win
be on hand to offciate.
Trade where you like, but A. e.
Kirkland's is a good place. Gents
Furnishings. 49-2t
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1921-03-04
Brownsville Wedding.

An ultra social event, accompanied
with hearts and flowers and all the
entertainments of the court of Cupid
took place last week on the 9th
ult. in the Methodist Church at
Brownsville, when the silken knot
which united the lives of Miss Will
Allen Byrn and Mr.. Arthur S. Rose
both natives of that city, was secure
ly and solemnly sealed under the
drippings of the sanctuary and in the
presence of God and the host of adj
miring friends.
The wedding was of special inter
est to a number of the brides friends
in Union City, whom she had visited
on numbers of mutually delightful
occasions, and on behalf of Miss Min
ME Beck, of this city, one of the
bridesmaids.
The ceremony was by the pastor
Rev. Mr.. Thomas. The church was
aglow with burning tapers in gold
and silver, with palms and ferns and
flowers rare, bower of scintillating
charm and beauty.
The musical program was excep-
tionally interesting. Indeed t h {
whole scene was inspiring. T h G
costuming was elaborate. The maids
and matrons carried large arm bou-
quets of premier roses. The bride
came in on the arm of her father, j.
w. Byrn, robed in Duchess satin, en-
HANGING her petite beauty and lowell
ness. The groom was attended by
Mr.. Hurt. The matron ana maids,
ave in number, were Miss Elizabeth
Hay, Miss Annie Gillespie, Miss Lii
liam Claire Anthony of Ripley, Mrs.
Jimmie Jones and Miss Minnie Beck.
Miss Beck was dressed in French
model of pink taffeta, draped in real
lace, beaded in iridescent pearls. The
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1921-03-04
Training School Locals.

Paul, Hazel and nellie Houser en-
tered school Tuesday.
Heel Gosnin visited school Tues
day.
Mr.. Bondurant is on the lick list
this week. Lena Pittman is serving
as substitute.
Faye Mitchell, Hazel and Louise
Keene entered school this week.
j. L. Holt is absent this week.
Will Lannom visited our society
Friday.
Merge E-hna Simmons, from Full
ton, visited school Monday.
Snerril Brice and Max Bryan re-
entered school this week.
Chester Caldwell spent the week
end visiting his brothers in Nasn-
Vile.
We will have eighteen experienced
men on the field Monday, March Z,
to begin our baseball season of 1921.
Our prospects are the best for several
years.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1921-03-04

groomsmen were Messrs. A. H. Gray.
Walter Forrest, Chas. Bruce of
Clarksville, and John F. Campbell Of
Ripley.
We would be pleased to quote the
entire program, but space forbids. A
reception followed at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Byrn and prior to
the nuptials series of entertain
ments took ulace.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1921-03-04

in good horses and was nearly al
ways here for the horse show and the
speed events. He was particular
friend of Mr.. Farris and Mr.. Bufford
and others of the officers of the as
ISOLATION and his presence and as
sistance at the fair was always ap-
preciated. Mr.. Cooper was we'll known
in West Tennessee and West Ken
lucky and esteemed as a fine man.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1921-03-04
Death of J. N. Cooper.

From the Paris Partisan we learn of
the death of James N. Cooper at the
home of his sister in Paris, Tenn, on
the 23d ult. Mr.. Cooper had been Ill
about year following a stroke of
paralysis. He was we'll known in
Union City especially to those who
were formerly associated with the
fair association. He was interested
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1921-03-04
Death Of Mr.. Marcus Glover.

The death of Mr. Marcus Glover
last week on the 9th ult at his
home in Number Two, was the re-
suit of short illness. Mr.. Glover
leaves family of little children. He
was married to Miss Rice, daughter
of Mr.. John Rice. He was Wood
man, a member of the Baptist Church
and a well known and esteemed cit
izen. an
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1921-03-04
Thursday Afternoon Club.

The Thursday afternoon card club
met last week with Mrs. Bob AL
exander. Mrs. Jack Bratton won
high-score prize, a set of handmade
tea napkins. Miss Mary Howard
Turner cut consolation, a sachet box.
A delightful salad course was served.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1921-07-27

Ben. Zieske and family of Golden
were guests Of local relatives and
friends, Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. L. Armstrong and
daughter, Geraldine, of Sleepy Eve
were visitors here, one day last week.
MRS. John Schertler and daughter,
Miss Anna Gruber, of Long Prairie,
Mimi, spent several days visiting rela-
tives here.
Mrs. John Hetlinger left Sunday for
Bancroft and Huron, S. D., to spend
several weeks visiting Mr.. Hetlinger
and other relatives.
Mrs. Guy Crane and baby are back
from few days visit with the formers
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. H. H. Offer
mann, at Sleepy Eye.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry A. Dietz and
baby son spent last Tuesday evening
at Comfrey with Mrs. Dietz's parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Renner. ;,:=s
Mrs. Helen schmelz Of Sleepy Eye
recently visited her brother, who is
receiving medical attention at the
Loretto Hospital here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Engelking and
Mr.. and Mrs. John Blettner of Sleepy
Eye were guests at the John Dengler
home here, last Tuesday.
Cards are out announcing the mar
riage of Norman Metzger and Miss
Mary Hogan. The marriage was
solemnized at WALTON Lake, Michigan,
July Fl, 1921. The young people will
be at home to their friends after
November /. The groom is son Of
Mrs. Albert Metzger, formerly Frances
Mueller, of New Ulm. .5.s.i. ~
George Langmack, Clarence Herzog
and the Misses Ida sperling, Mathilda
johnson, Rose Epple, Margaret Bent
dahl, Angela Floetl, Helen Woebke,
Esther Stephen and Myrtle Helm re-
turned Friday afternoon, from Man
kato, where they attended the summer
course at the State Teachers College,
formerly the State Normal School.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1921-07-27
LOCAL NOTES

Alfred Broker spent the weekend
at 'Hanska. So
Mrs. Julia Thordson OF Hanska was
local visitor, Friday.
Gust Bjorneberg OF Hanska was a
New Ulm caller, Wednesday.
Martin Anderson of Hanska trans
acted business here, Saturday.
Mrs. E. J. English Of Sleepy Eye
was caller here, Wednesday.
Nicholas Baasen was the guest of
local relatives and friends last week.
Attorney T. O. Streissguth trans
acted business at Gaylord, one day last
week.
Carl l. Stone visited with Mr.. and
Mrs. Lawrence (Bjorneburg at Hans
ka, last Tuesday.
Miss Allen Anderson has returned
from brief visit with Mrs. Nora
Ouren at Hanska.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Futrell of
Gaylord were New Ulm visitors the
fore part of last week.
Miss Irene Pullman spent several
days last week visiting her friend,
Miss Zona McCabe, at Madelia.
Mrs. Albertina Berg enjoyed a
several days visit at the home of her
daughter, Mrs. Charles Gehrmann, at
Sleepy Eye, last week.
Miss Alvarez Groebner submitted
to an operation for the removal Of her
tonsils at the Loretto Hospital, Thurs
day. She is getting along nicely
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Carlson of La
Sale came to New Ulm, Wednesday,
to meet 0. E. Sletta on his return from
ST. Paul. They returned home to-
gether that evening.
Miss Anna Bloom, guest at the home
of Attorney and Mrs. T. O. Stress
guth, left for Gaylord, last week, to
visit friends there before returning to
her home at Saltwater.
Mrs, Henry Stechmann and her
little daughter, Fern, left Wednesday
afternoon for Sheffield, Iowa, for visit
of several days with Mrs. Stechmann's
sister, Mrs. Dale A. Harris.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Sievert, John
Kicke and Mrs. Charles Sievert ard
son, Paul, of Moltke township were
guests at the Henry Sievert home in
Lafayette township, last Tuesday
Gustav Lindquist, aged 80, we'll
known resident of Lafayette township,
passed away at his farm home there,
Monday afternoon of last week.
following an illness of about a year
He had resided in that township for tbs
past as years. Funeral services were
conducted at the Bernadotte Lutheran
church, Thursday afternoon, and the
remains were laid to rest in the church
cemetery.
IL
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1921-07-27

-
Mrs. G. e. Elleson and Miss Mabel
Larson Of Hanska were local visitors.
last Tuesday. 50 e
Miss Elsie Rooster returned home
Sunday morning from a weeks visit
with Glencoe relatives.
Mrs. Barbara Kretsch Of Spring
field enjoyed several days visit with
her sister, Mrs. F. Polta, in this city.
Walter schulke is enjoying visit
with friends at Madison, Wis, for
which city he left Thursday afternoon.
Prof. a. Schaller of DR.. Martin
Luther College conducted English
services at the German Lutheran
church in Sleepy Eye, Sunday morn
ing.
A large consignment of wheat passed
through our city, Monday morning,
to the Eagle Roller Mill at New Ulms
There were 81 carloads in all. Win
throp News.
Mrs. Christ. Jensen has returned to
her home at Darfur, after having re-
ceived medical attention at the Loretto
Hospital here for some time. She is
convalescing nicely.
The William Zinke family spent
Sunday visiting Mrs. Zinke's parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Krenz, and Mr..
Zinke's uncle, Gootfried Mueller, and
family, at Lewisville. The trip was
made via the auto route.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Buerzl of St.
Paul arrived here, Sunday, for a visit
with local friends. Yesterday after
noon the members of Germania Lodge,
o. d. H. s., arranged a. picnic in their
honor at Hermann Heights.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1921-07-27
Mrs. S. P, Nielsen was thesguest o
Springfield friends, recently.

ISpringield friends, recently. rs
Mr.Tand Mrs. P. j. Eyckyn of Lam
berton were New Ulm visitors last
Tuesday.
The Christ, Lindmeyer family were
guests at the Ludwig Freitag home in
Nicollet, last Tuesday evening.
| Alton Zigenhagen of Morgan is re-
ceiving medical attention at "a local
hospital. His mother is staying with
him.
Miss Anna Fimeyer is back from a
visit of several avs at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Adolph Trebesch at
Springfield.
Miss Frieda Schwartz is visiting
at the home of her brother-in-law and
sister, Mr., and Mrs. Samuel Bode, at
Courtland.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bergmeier have re-
turned from a few days visit at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. August Krum-
wiede in Springfield.
Mrs. Lena Rachel, Otto Tape and
family, Mr.. and Mrs. Retzlaff and
Louis Sandau visited relatives at
Winthrop on Sunday. s.
Miss Hertha Hackbarth returned
Thursday from two weeks visit at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel
Gieseke at Courtland.
At the recent school election in
Madelia, Ray Pfefferle, wel-known
former New Ulmite, was retained as a
member of the board of education,
having been elected without opposi-
ton.
Yesterday was special election day
in Sleepy Eye, when a vote was taken
on the proposition Of bonding that city
in the sum Of $4,000 for watermains
and sewer extension and to enlarge
and improve the municipal electric
light plant.
Hog cholera has been reported on
the farm of j.. W. Johnson in La
fayette township, according to the ST.
Peter Herald, This is the first report
of hog cholera in Nicollet county, al
though several cases of swine plague
have been located.
Sheriff Sunde Of Renville county
recently caused eight arrests for the
manufacture of moonshine and located
three stills. He also succeeded in
securing evidence which points to the
location of other stills in the county
and further arrests will probably
follow.
DR.. William F. Rounds and Editor
Postmaster w. r. Hodges were re-
elected at the recent annual school
meeting in Sleepy Eye. The former
received 1876 votes, while 285 were
polled for Mr.. Hodges. George Fos-
ter, the third candidate, secured 235
votes, or exactly so less.
The remains of William Suess, son
of Mr.. and Mrs. George Suess of
Sleepy Eye, arrived there from France,
Friday, and funeral services were con-
Quoted at St. Mary's Catholic church
in that city, Saturday morning. De
ceased succumbed to pneumonia, Oc-
tober 5, 1918, while serving in the
American Expeditionary Forces over
seas.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-09-23
SAVE. SAVE. sAVEl

Sir William Schooling, K. B. E.,
vice chairman of the British national
savings committee, in a recent address
in London said that the cost of the
war had been greatly reduced as a
result of the success of the savings
movement in the United Kingdom
In speaking of the beneficial effect
OF systematic saving both for the in.
diVioual and the nation, Sir William
said:
ut involves some discipline; it
strengthens character; it provides
against the consequences of sickness
and unemployment; it enables people
to buy houses, to educate children, to
obtain good furniture, to travel, and
it gives a sense of worthy independ-
ence. The work of the movement, as
applied to individuals tends to the
production of happier minds in
healthier bodies and to the develop
ment of a higher and more interest
ing type of life.
1.-The real benefit of saving comes
from the wise spending. 1t is not
good for a miser to increase his
hoard. The material resources of in
dividuals, and of the nation as a
whole, are frittered away to an incon-
ceivably great extent. They are used
to obtain temporary qualification in
place of that permanent satisfaction
which can be derived from welI-con-
sidered spending. Most people give
more heed to the expenditure of large
sums than of small, and the majority
can only acquire the large sums by
saving the small"
Sale of sixpenny stamps and savings
certificates are being continued thru
out England->and Scotland, and the
British government intends to make
the movement a permanent one
Purchasers of thrift and war savings
stamps in this country would profit
~ following the example of the Eng
lish and Scotch wage-earners Il
adopting a system of investing a GER
tain percentage of tb~ir wages eacf
l week or month in government Sc
curities.