Jasper Weekly Courier, Volume 58, Number 4, Jasper, Dubois County, 15 October 1915 — Page 4

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jrtöi tri UVUIllCn ilA&'JtK, UUH COUNTY, liS'UUXA Enteral a eeeond-eluss matter at the poslöiiQ at Jatper, Ind., under the act of March 3, . ' i V .ifrfw.Hiüti 1.Ö0 Per Year. Thi pnpt i m tiled regularly to it aiibmlm uafn a Jefinite order to dieunnHnue e receive-1 and all arrears pftid in full; unieft in Ute diffcretioo of the pablishei litiVrcnfc eoait eboakl be deemed ad v table. FRIDAY, OCTOBE -i 15 1915. ä r ' ' -H"" "' ' The Wonder kfi .Tnsfc a few vears ago, whenl the theory cf wireless telegraphy was first promulgated, it was jeered ac by the wise ones as the dream of a visionary. The public was as slow to embrace the new invention as it had been to accept the telephone and the steamboat generations before Yet today, is announced an invention by professor Michael I Puppin, or CDlumbia University by which it may be possible to talk by wireless with every part of the globe- It is only a matter of months until the cable lines beneath the sea will have lapsed into disuse. Only a foolish person will scoff at any new invention, these days of wonder working The Mammoth Catalog There may be poet? who can sing of almost any kind of thing and whoop it up for budding Spring; There may be orators vho yell and all there party's glories tell and agrue to the fare yeweil; There may be authors who can write and make black resemble white and l5f e a vision of delight; But when it comes to dreaming rlrflo me nnrl Vinnc hi n rr lYlorifiV-mak-ing schemes until philanthrophy it seems Take off vour hat to that sly dog. Who writes the mammoth catalog!7 1 Base Ball Treat. The base ball fans of southern Indiana will be given the treat of their lives at Washington Sunday afternoon, when the newly or ganized Rod Sox of Janrr will! meet the Greys, now choinp:ons of southern Indiana- The Red Sox lineup will contain several of

vQ cfrmirrncf hll nl,0vC in rhio.11 down the price bars into the

section of the state, including two or three Central league players, and at least three players who will go into professional ball next year. The Greys management is tiwing to land ''Hons" Wagner and Phillippi of the Pittsburg Nationals, all of whom are expected in southern Indiana Friday afternoon for a vacatibn on White river. The Red Sox willTiave 4'BigEd" Wahl, or Ull- OUiU IJUUU UUH Vi U Jill Ulli J' "Bis Six " Nocharge will be made at the gate for women and automobiles. REAL STATE TBAMSFERS. Christian A. Seitz to Conrad Seitz, 19 acres 1500 i Clara J. Ktinkel to Jacob P. 1 Schwenk, und. one-sixth of lots 7 and 8, Jasper $1, j Joseph W- Gutzweiler to the followirg: Jeff Evans, lots 19, 20, zl, zz, zö ana Z4, jasper,, io; John Jerger, lots 13, 14 and 15, Jasper, 172.5 ; John A Davisson lots 11 and 12, Jasper, 125; Paul Betz, lot? 9 and 10, Jasper, $91, Andrew C Buechlein, lots 3, 4, 5 and 6, Jasper, 230; George Kreilein, lots 16, 17 and IS. Jas per, 10; John F. Betz, lots 7 and St Jasper, 95; Wm. Geisler, lot 1, Jasper, 100; John E. McFall, lot City of Jasper to Jasper Mfg Co., vacation ox street. Herman B. and Maria Kathman to Frederick Bromm, pt lot ISO, Ferdinand, 50 Joseph A, Goetz to Mathias Borrell, pt block 1, Jasper 900, j Wm. M. Lane, etal, to bmma and Marion Ellis, 63 acres, 3250. John H. Hastedt to Ben! Rauscher. 17 36 acres, 1561 uO Thomas H. Taylor to John W.J Taylor, undivided one twelfth ot 160 acres, 100. i-' . & Statement of Ownership Quired by Ac Aug. 24, 1912. Of Jamr Wokly Coorlor, publlalied weakly tit JnptT. hulhum for Apr. i, MB. l?dltr, Älunaii killtor, Uttticetia Munu gor, Publisher, owners, it. uoano. Bondholders uud uun-tugtss; Nod( una fHrmilmtinn : Weekly

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State, the Jews havetaken the (initiative in anticipation of the) Indiana Centennial A committee composed of Max R. Hyman, Rabbi M M. Feuerlicht and Mrs . Isaae Halpern, is at w.ork gatherins iiii.eiMi Jul i,is,ioijr ui uie

history alomwilhnesiof process hud som fa"onte V f: ; The history win be issued in boolci11511 ,in good faith, m daily msta

form and will make a valuable contribution to Centennial literature. Advice to Edi Who Wrote to Her Cousin About A, Mailorder House Dress Pattern; Trade At Home. Chicago, 111. Thursday p. M. Dpflr firm sin FifHr.h I have complied with your re.1 . t i .t ' quest that I go around to the Mail Order concern on Dearborn street and make inquiries regarding the quality of that dress pattern you were tempted to order without having a chance to see the goods beforehand. My dear girl, let me tell you that it would r quire - a4 strong magnifying jra s co find a "bargain" in that c,;och at the price quoted you r 'ooks to me very much like slit- y stuff, and as you are awate that T have been in the dry goods line for twenty years you may take it from me that I know just what I'm talking about when i" tell you this. Here's a bit of advice, tEdith; When you wish to purchase material for a new gown jtfst trot your stveet little slf around to Mr. Edw Kuebler the leading dry goods store in your own got)d old town, tell the clerks to trot out the sorb of goods you want all sorts of patterns to pick f rom and select what you fancy. Don't do it blind. You are far too pretty to be bunkoed by the Mail Order people, Edith. Hastily, your cousin Billy NoticeOf DissoliitTon Ol Partnership. Notice is hereby given that the partnership lately existing between us, the undersigned, A W. Flick and Henry Pfau, carry-' ing on business in the City of Jasper under the style or -firm (name of Flick & Pfau, was on e Vtn.a.ay or öeptember, 1Ü15. dissolved by mutual consent, and that the business in future will be carried on by the said A. W. Flick, alone, in the firm name of Flick's Drug Store, who will pay and discharge all debts and liabilities and receive all moneys payable to the said late firm. A. W. I'LICK Henry Pfau. Oct. ! 1915-3 wks The Courieh advertisers are letI 1 U 1 . field of bargains. T 4, . 1 Jr Sua rnatic .c? - . . if V REM VCY wir a a 1 .v i r for Sale by All Leading Dealers. OVER 65 YEARS' ts- . Trade Marks Designs Copyrights &c. AnvonrRon.1!np n flcovh aiul dpscrlntton rnny qulokly 1 f iiii cur c miu free wl other nn invtMit. n is 1 1 n l . I v i trutahJe. Coii.mmilca. tlonntnetIyr..titJh'i!ti.il. HAWCB00K on Patents sent fruo. tMet nxenv? for tuvurmp imtents. Patonta taken thMuwh iMtmii & Co. receive swuil notUr, without cburec, iu tho amine mmm. A hnrdsomrljr iüiHtrntp.l woklv. T.nrcost circulation of nnv H-tt in itlc Journal. Trrns?, 3 a year: f-ur months, $1. Sold by all newsdealers. MUNN & Go.364Broa1New York Ürnneh OPlco. 25 F St., Wash nK ton. D. C "r f.'-' ff"? Ka cr IM, J

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DUMAS' AUDACITY. a Unique LJterary Schern of t Great French Writer. 'American readers are accustomc tn Riimrisns in thßir TtP.WKTmrtnrbut jmagine their astonishmci merits ana aanptea accoramg to in j notions of some staff writer, l classic such as, for examp ! Dante's frEnferno!" Yet the astc: ishment so excited would not 1 without a parallel in 'the annals o newspaper management, inasmur as Homer once figured as a fouilltoniste for a Parisian newspaper. When Dumas the elder was edn ing his journal, L"e Mousquetairc ubam i,aS&?' on ot V,13 asastanb , XTrVr Tiroes nn nvnonfmnn V Tinn I irnn who was an exceptionally fine Grec scholar, wns one day enthusiastic ally expatiating upon the beautie of the ''Iliad" and the "Odyssey' Dumas grew most interested. "If only you could read them in the original' sighed Fages. "VHiv not?" asked Dumas. "But' exclaimed Fages, "mj dear feliow. yon don't know alpha from .;nea ! "Will ou translate for me?r asked Pu;r.:i caeriy. Accordingly Fages undertook th-' task. Roginning with the firsi book of the "Iliad," he would -read v line of the Greek and then give i literal translation. Dumas quickh caught the spirit of the epic. AFaires read he wrote a translation anSaigncdit. "In the name of all the ancientII. Dumas," exclaimed Fages, "bu1 you are signing your name to th( Tliad!' " "Certainly' responded Dumas, "that is, to my version of it. It will appear as a feuilleton In Le Mousnnciaire' Fagea wrs filled with dismay, as he afterward related, but before such aurffti-iiy and naivete he fell helpless. How was he to convince n 'writer aertomcd to every tri umph that he- Was loo hold? And p.o tiu next day an install ment of the ''Iliad," as rendered ii half an ho;:r or so by a man who could not read the. Greek alphabet, appeared at the bottom ot the pajro of Le Liousquctairo, with the note, "Continued in our next." This enterprising bit of, journalism raised such a storm of criticism

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continue it after the third install ment, though it was doubted that he quite mderstood -what was the trouble. St. Paul Pioneer Presa. Real Cause of Baldness. Coming in from East Liberty 01 a train were two men who apparently were old acquaintances and who met in a jovial mood. Both men were quite gray, but each had a luxuriant head of hair. Neai then sat a stout party with a shining dome that was almost destitute of hirsute covering. The two friends exchanged facetious remarks about silvered locks, then indulged in some pleasantries about the "thinning of the thatch' with casual references to doorknobs and billiard balls, much to the amusement of the nassenerers. but to the evident discomfiture of the baldheadd man. The talk finally developed into an argument on the cause of baldness, and after considerable jocularity the pair turned to the pearly pated Etranger, and one said: "My friend and 1 have been dis cussing tho cause of baldness, but we can't seem to azroe. Would you mind telling us what you regard a.c the real ca-.:.' of baMnessJ?" The trawr u heeled about, eye his question rrs iUmycIv and snorted" "Braiii? -- Pit Nbar Gaaefcto. ' i. f. WM I Corner 7th & Jackson HOME 'RHONE. A pusson's door, sah, is one thing- shawt o'bein' de best mend he;s sot!" stated old (Brother Hawhee, who was a ffrear. hand to philosophize. "In health he 'joices wid yo in sickness he suffers, too; when yo's in jail he's waitin' right outside de do' for you, and when dey turns yo' loose he greets yo' wid a yell o welcome. He's vo' guide and companion and friend:

but dad blame him, yo' kain't jborry a dollar off'm him, no mat-

tah if yo dess nach'ly gotter have it!" LEGiVL BliANKS. Warranty Deeds, Quit Claiin Deeds Chattle Mortgages, Real Estate Mortgagees, Inventories Suponeas, Warrant Reports etc. for Sale at the Coubieu

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Liquor Reform Abroad By James C. Kelly An article from the London Post, reproduced In the annual of the True Temperance Association with apparent indorsement, indicates that the thinking people of England frown upon prohibition but do desire certain constructive reforms in the methods of sellmg liquors. The Post said: There are slis that the true principles of temperance reform are becoming better understood in this country. At one time public opinion was inclined to accept the doctrine of the teetotal fanatics, who seem to believe that the community cah be made sober by Act of Parliament. No doubt the rabid enemies of the liquor trade, and those who believe thai it is a mortal sin for a man to drink a glass of beer, still believe in the virtues cf prohibition. -JSut the general public are coming round to the opinion expressed by Mr. Balfour some years ago, when he asked whether Parliament- had not gone on the wrong track in its endeavors to eradicate the vice of intemperance . . 1 Trite sobriety can only be secured by.t reiving on the self restraint of the individual, by ihe diffusion .of education, and by raising the standard of manners. Among' the upper and middle classes the vice of heavy drinking has become comparatively rare during the last two or three generations, and this improvement has been achieved without tbs aid of repressive legislation. We believe that the best way to encourage the growth of habits of moderation among the mosses would be not to abolish the public house, but to reform it. The object to be aimed at is to make it less of a drinking den and more of a pleasant and respectable resort to which men can go to obtain reasonable refreshment and recreation.

What should be done is to establish, in this country houses of the type of the Continental beer-nail or cafe, where men can sit at tables listen to a baud, and play any ganzes 'h . lire. In France and Germany sitch places are seldom marked b-i scenes of debauch-

cry or excess. l'o doubt ifwse who freemen: than often indulge in lirju 'd refreshment, possibly of an ' alcoholic nature, but those who wish can obtain tea, coffee, or minci kqUts, and they are under no obligation and receive no specicl ncuranement to drink intoxicants. Indeed 9 the tchoie atmosptr of the place is a discouragement to over-indulgence, which rcould be regarded as an unpardonable offense against good manner.;. - Adv.

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