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The Commoner
VOLUME 13, NUMBER 14
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Save Their Cost
Every Year of Use
Tf you are thinking about buy
Inif .1 crwun Hopanitor, and have
only a .h rim 11 amount of ready
cuhIi to litvi'Ht, don't bo tfinptod
to put your money Into ont of
tho Ho-cullud "clu'ap" niacliInoH.
Why
mont'V
mai'hlnc, when
mi-.
pay your hard-earnod
for a "cheap." tniHliv
you can buy a
reliable D e
Laval upon
Hitch liberal
torrna that
It will more than avo
Its cost while-you are
through a custom house. (Laugh
ter.) "You may not know how large an
n.mniinf flf Ttinnov ia Drlotif fV.r.-..irrVi
these various organizations that are
fowlr... nt.-. 1 ...lit. l ' .. .1
tuua,y liuiirjjeu wiin cue elevating 01
moral standards. Take this one
organization. Do you know how
the expenditures of the Y. M. C. A.
coinnn.ro with Hm nvnnniiu.,,n e
national politics? Do you know that
MHiffiEm
paying for It.
When you
buy a Do Laval
you have posi
tive ansuranco
cnlno will bo good for at least
twenty years of Horvlco, during
which tlmo It will aavo every
possible dollar for you and earn
JtH original coat over and over
again.
If you purchafro tho so-called
cheap Heparator, you must pay
cash In advanco and then take
tho chance of tho machlno bo
conilng worthle.88 after a year
or two of use, to say nothing of
tlie cream It will waato whllo
It doea last.
More Do Laval machines aro
in use than any other make,
lliern Ih a reason. Do sure to
? Uio local Do Laval agont and
SKI3 and TRY a Do Laval before
you buy any cream soparator.
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Dairy Hand Book, in which im
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discussed by tho best authori
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paper. New 1913 Do Laval cata-
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Engine Saves a Team,
we spend more than twice as muchte?.tea?.toS
ns WO ZnlZ Tnftnr P A' ' &TATtVoYX&
US WG HIlPTlfl IP n nflffnntl nn mrvn ... nn,ltim,lniflnln . i-l-
Outs Ho nf Mc .,,. i . 80c to 50c a day runs It For
--. w. . wuiinj yeuyie uoux- all larm uses. Got catalogue.
nnoi "xpensiveness ot our CUSHMAN MOTOR WORKS
national campaigns, and yet if you ' 2024 N sl, Llncoia, Nebraska
Will take tho pvnpnfltfnpno nf n, ii 1 111111
national campaign you will find that
they were not altogether equal' to
one-half as much as we spend annu
ally on the Y. M. C..A. And when
you remember that we only have one
presidential campaign in four years
you will see that in order to under
stand the proportion you must mul
tiply tho two hv fmtp onrf l, J-.
" " V at a, II a a 1 ii 1 jr y i J jj
you eight times as much spent on
5 Yt'AsR
thl f b Iueu1.antl having many of
CttlL Yng Men's
- wiU, vaouuiution, an onranizfi
tion not half, as old is the Y M c
a., and yet with more than half as
many members in the United States
I speak of the Knights of Colum
bus. In every church, in every de
nomination, everywhere you will find
these organizations working for the
Sfali ??volPraeAt of men. Not only
that, but outside of the churches you
And organizations ethical in char"
acter, like the Hull HoUse that s
known now all over the world estab!
omed twentlVity by Ja"e AddJSi
some twenty-three years ago and
now nearly 600 organizations that
character have snrunc nn
United States!6 dffiSH? oftheae are
the raternittes, growing In nSmbe?
and in membership and every one of
SSSJS?""" iodine"8 0?
"Go outside of the United States
and y0ll w 11 find the same is true
t&m& .tfmsr
CVMAMrXm QUALM
Bank.
Mil. ISIIVAN IJEFOKB THE UNION
LKAGUK OF CHICAGO
(Continued from Page 7.)
barrassed by the very abundance of
tbo evidence.
"Some fourteen years ago tho
great Frenchman, Dumas, wrote a
remarkable letter. He said ho
thought he saw tho signs of the
coming new era which ho described
as tho era of brotherhood. IIo said
that man was about to love his fel
low man with a passion that he had
never known before. Two years
, after this letter was written Tolstoi
iuuu 11 aim ue ueciareu mac lie, too,
saw the signs of tho coming of this
era of broihcdhood, and before
cither one of these had spoken
England's great commoner, in one of
his remarkable speeches had de
clared that there was visible
throughout the world a profound
and mysterious movement that was
bringing mankind nearer together.
These men were like men upon a
I tiltllttfnin .. ...t. it i -
, uuuiiiuiu luij wuo eaten me nrst J"" eigne times as much spent on
.glimpse of the rising sun while this one organization working amonc
darkness still fills the valley. But men as In national politics Isn't
, In this case the sun has risen so high that a good showing? But it' is even
that all the world is flooded with better than that, for with nublicitv
, ght. And I venture to say that wo are likely to spend less in na-
thls era of brotherhood foreseen Rnrt tional ijoHHub. whn ft v ,
foretold is not merely coming, but work goes on increasing every dav
that it is here. (Applause.) There so that it will not be lSng now he
lp a better understanding of the fore tho ratio of eight to one in
doctrine of brotherhood than there creases to sixteen to one (laughter
ovor has been before. Thorn In mnro and annlmmo a,i uZ. -,UbniF..
op n so.. np i,iiti " . ai.-7';: r;; . ""u. uucu wu wm
mi " ivmonui umoug men. uuji 10 j.o to 1? (Laue-htor
rhoro is more altruism on this globe This is one, only one onranteaHnr
muu tue giooe nas previously known, "We have the Vn,, w .
and more in the United States than Christian iSsociloI ?Sn Womeln s
in any other country in tho world. nri ilati.n' a companion
Applause.) Yes, with all our lie "church T M.?J?J?J?A
worauip ot me almighty dollar there inc amnni mn . 1 . uuu worK"
is more altruism in this country tS S5 w?s? ei ani haIlnB many of
day than any other nation can boast,
and our nation is doing moro today
In an unselfish and altruistic interest
111 all the peoplo of tho world than
any other nation now existing or
that has ever been known to history
(Applause.)
"Let mo call your attention to a
tow of the organized efforts that are
bolng made to raise the moral stand
ards of the world. Let us begin in
this country. -Within the last ten
years more than a million men have
been brought together in men's
clubs and Bible classes in the vari
ous churchos. Ten years ago there
wore not many of these comparative
ly, loday there is scarcely a church
of any siz0 of any denomination that
has not a men's club or Bible class.
I nave had occasion to visit some of
those Bible classes taught by promi
nent men in tho community: Bible
classes that within the last three or
four years have sprung from nomine
lo a memDership of several hundred civillnHnn w 1 1 uuy aeSree of
After these individual cluisW SiLIl.li3n -Si S H w And an
ueen organized, they were brm,Ph7 RP f 7n Lr'Tf9. addressing it
v . i.i. u . -- sf-) -. v bvr niiiiiM ui innni mk. ni
lutjcmor m national bfotherhondR Phi f T -"""" question, in
The church with which I an con onium n?L nstanc ifc has been the
neotod organized . its tional tZnd'SS:. 2SA de a
uiuuiornooa some six venrn nrr nn , . 1 "f"" "6iuat opium, and
now nearly every important "SSn? Hn.f' S??0. sacre of n
nation has a national brotherhood their fiKht ?? h about won
and theso in turn have been fedo It in 1 Lf ?d Seore waiting for
rated under interdenominationa menced nr "m7 ,finisUed they com-
committees.. We have great'sS SeTSf SSfa B STecond vie. the
uuS, some within single churches and countries 1 of Ta St of the
some inter-church. Take tho ni,ii, ii,i n Europe you will find
tian Endeavor Society? for insSncl' Xtion o03"011 is the "oSu
It is a brotherhood of four milHon I wnJ in . Paramount importance,
and a half: mnr ti, iili0ll was ln northern Ireland snmo T
that brotherhood added within ti?o nd a llalf aS and met the
last four years. t2o Young Men's S thl faffiffS? ,Vhat Is known
Christian Association has a brother! ienonnW "Stf TW Absti-
uoou 01 over a m llion: more thnn w nn ; IV l , LBUn Wltu a meet
half of that membership in C 25 L ?et between a minister
United States. The ChrfstiaS En! SSTLS. ono of
ueavor society was born in this other fmir tn -i 1, cer t0 &et the
5nUenYSrM,lpt,1Ae ldGa ,WaS 0Xr iTedXUo?omeoPlbd,gei Ho
PM- M- G. A. was horn in Great when h,v IJZL ml to lls house
iimain and tho idea was imnmo
rl JJ . -,-- wVvf i.O.V, VUCT UlLlllt-9 JI Tl f 1 Ttrl J.1. w F
uu u you win let me digress for a stoned thnv , Z " U1 uve had
tmoosr h Lr j.-!? 2 s'bS.a
-jss?S 'Jj;sr
-- .-.u. wuuuu. naving to go and they organized this JZ? K ""MSiS cohmiiv
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