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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-12-07
Gincinndti, 6. Se3.
meme npDtbefeu.

~ 81 v y ~.
sbe SdasngoIo ReaItp 60. an 8u<
Iineb Men's 9. u. unb 8. So. $4,000.
Disislbe an bieielbe. $4,000.
Mpies 9isranstp on Glort Ctr.
g. unb 9. 60. $275O.
gbas. 8aumgraB an Barnard 81
tier. $400.
S6e Wetrppolitan Realtp SO. an
bic Securitp SaDinss 8ant uno g.
.. 60. $4,000.
Sel.n Waoe an Hiosriibe 9. u. unb
6. 60. $500.
9bpmas gB. gpans an Gntsrpriis
3. ". So. $4,000.
Jrebsrid Sholie an Wsit gnb 9.
uno 8. So. $4,000.
Gliaab.tb 9udberms on golter 60.
1886.
Surab Ws. Sart.r on Dat 8. unb
g. go. $1,000.
Wm. gombs an NidoIas Gaping.
$500.
Mm. Roett.le an 2(lics M. 8olunb.
1902.
g. 8. grabam an ainbel Qtpenue
8. unb g. 60. $4,000.
aatberins Shul5s an bisielbe.
$500.
Rob. 6. Ir6iable an gottas. 8.
unb 6. 60. $1,000.
Carrie 6. Ruea an Soutbern Shic
8. unb 8. gp. $500.
gbas. s. 0ogel on u. M. Stone.
$425.
ga. 8. yeetpeomb on Sprins groDe
Mpe. 8. uno .. go. $500.
Jreb. 20. Spilter on 6. Spraul.
$1,000.
Mnbreip +. Shneiosr an sSobu $,
Shneiber. $4,000.
@.ttIst. 9ppotbeten.
Bland, N. Basforb an glimoy 3.
unb .. 60. $3.50.
Sbomas 80. Gpans an Gnterpriit
g. u. 60. $325O.
u. $. Srohelman an M. 90. @oob@
| man. S2407. t
OdpiD Tabn an WtounD y. u
$500.
sSobn u. 6urble an Gilperton 6
unb g. 60. $1,000.
| 2ouis 6. 2plb on Mnnie goonep
$500.
auep aslIp an Sof. q. Cooper
$4,000.
CLARA G. Gpans on g. .. Cooper
500.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-12-07
in nenrn d. Wefers gahIab. $500.

in 6enrp u. WeFers Nahlab. $500.
sSofepb Mabemater, 5eitdmentsppll.
itredsr, an Moiss @ieranstn, % bel
rs ssuB an Der Siioieite Der Yong
NORTH Strabe. $4,000. !
Dapib aabn on bic ShaensolD
Realtp Gp., 25 bel 80 SUB an Der
ONleite Der Spbn Strabe, 200 5ub
iabiid BON Der Disrten Strabe, ilno
lS BEL 80 SUB an Der Siioieite Der
Carlisle 9lpenue. 81.
9lnna 6. airbp on bic sSsobn eaud
greiping Co., cine Got an Der aeilpiti
gluep nak Der 9anton Strabe. 81
gliholas Gaping an Wm. Combs
eine 2ot in Gam. ait1en's NahlaB IN
MabiIpnpilIs. 81.
Wm. Dl. 5urEer an 5ranf ". Gm'
merit, Got SO in Heatirt unb Dp.
noloion's llnterabtbeilung auf Wlt
9luburn. 81.
W9arp Mc@lincep's Grben (per Sbs.
riff an Sugb 6. Wac@lincen, etne So1
an Der NidolIpn Mpenue. $3.50.
6usb 8. Me8lincep an Gb. y
Somant, 2ot in 8uitaro Moore's
Sioblanb 5arm untsrabtbsilung. 81
Sbip 2onb e Smp. SO. an Nortt
Golleoe Sin R. 6. Co., feds Cots II
Der georb College 6in ltntsrubtbet'
lung. 81.
Maesie Roepetump on Ben. 8
Roepetamp, cine Got in Settion 81
DOR Sprinsfielb 5p. 81.
eSof. 9. @. Gpans' Grben (per Soc
riff) an Ghas. 9. Gpans, eine 9ot ar
Der Warren Gpsnue in Wopblaipn
$125.
Hceblino R. 6. So. an Warb Ruhe
cine Got an Der 5rentpn Mpenue. ST
@eo. R. Bran an Rob. s. Irhiable
cine Got an Der 9arris Qpenue in Wtt
Wafbinston. 81.
gmil 6iittsnbauer an pbineas 9
9biuips uno 3. 9. SpiIter, cine SO
| an Der Gpans gllep unb Goth Strube
| $1.00.
Wm. ST. Ramiep on 9lnna .. Wtdr
| fieIo, cine 2pt an Der 8reenoale Wpe
$1.OO.
sSia Moub Slfen an Ghas. aanter
cine Got an Der Meslep Ipenue. nab
Der glart Strabe. 81.
Sbos. +. 8rolpn an DITTO 2urttns
cine Got an Der Curb Npenue. ST.
Sppbiu Sullipan on 81. 3. Nep
comb. so SUB on Der Wil'on apenu
in Qponbals. 81.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-12-07
Vruubeis siibertrasunsen
gincinn.ati. 6. Des.

Sobn $. JOden an gthel grobman,
5beil bon Got IL in gbdrles Sobn>
ion's unterahtbeiluns BON Der Center
Strabe. 81.
glaaIab bon Sarab 6. 9Oblep an
5r.bsrid u. Sdole, "a SUB an Der
Sitieite Der Mt. 5Ope Roab. 81.
Marsaret 8. Me@ugb, 9eitamentsz
poIlitrsderin, an Soiepbine McRaz
mara. IA SUB an Der Weitieite Der
Baum Strabe. 81, Ais.
gbmarb g. Iiton. NohluBDerpalz
ter, on Naron g. Stout, 1920 older
2anb in Settion 9 bon Golerain
soipnibip; fsrner Got 3637 in Camp
beIps unterabtbsiluns in Butler 90.
$4,000.
SoIspb 9ailenbufh on Samuel
5aHsnbuid, Sruitee. 81 Bel 80 SUB
in Sycamore 9otpnlbip; ferner 16 Bel
70 SUB on Der W.itisite Der Speamore
Strube; ferner 15 bel 20 1ub OH Der
Weffeite Der Sycamore 5trube; fer@
ner % bei 100 GuR an Der Msitfeite
Der Raee Strabe, so CUB n0rblih bon
Der IA. Strabs; fsrner 20 Jub an Der
Sftfeite Der Butler Gtrnbe. 81 Gub
nDrblih BON Der 0ierten StraBe; fer.
ner 20 Dub an Der Siibieite Der Gul5
bert Strabe. 81.
Gliaa .. part on Mnna 8. parf.
% SUB on Der Siibfsitt Der Ribsenag
Mpenue. 81.
glias R. WnnIort u. Mnb. an s.. s.
Nisbtmire. $50 BEL 212 SUB an be,
Siibftite Der Montgomerp NDub IN
pleafant Mbge. ST.
@ornbnrb 4uiter an G4Grles Baum.
|sra3. Cots ]. 2. 3, = 8. 8. Z anS s
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-12-07

beppr bic oauielnoe 60ttin Der Wiiite
bus Siinmelblenbnert ipieber aus
meinen Mueeu 3aubern tpnnte.
2eiber mubten mir bos fderobafte
Stnippden, bas ih Dem uns dffens
ben GeiIt auf iolte Weile seiHldser
bate, beinabe nit Dem niht mtnosr
qualpollen Spbe bes grtrintens biz
Ben. &oum battsn mir ndmlih Die
srIten GrasbiiideI unb 0attelpalmsn
Der rsttenben 5ata Wogana pahirt -
Sic mDgen baraus bic notbipenotasn
ShliifIe auF lleonsas beBenben Gifsr
sieben -, dls mir idon topfiiber in
einer fIeinen Gee poll trintbaren Wais
iers itiirsten. Sm 9lugenblid mar
uns Der feite gooen unter ben Jubsn
periunten. Cine Rettung idien
i6ledterbings unmDglid. benn Die
iteilen unb i9liipfrisen ufer boten
uns nid1t ben minbetens Ingriff. Sm
eriten GntieBsn iiber meine Gage fabte
ih Der 0lon llaonna uno mid 10 lon9e
iiber bic Sberfldhe empor 81 hdlisn.
bis bas WaHer BON Der mehr als hOl@
liiden SonnenbiBe perounitet more.
Wein autes aamsI fanb uber bant feie
nss unpertennbar senialsn Snltintts
einen bebeutsnb fiirasreH 4uspes. Gs
beoann, nit bem labsnoen glab ieipen
Durit su lDfhen, unb i'd, folste benz
9siIpiel bes Sbieres. sic tperben es
faum fir mDglih balten, meine 5errs
fhaften, trobbem fann ih uiht ,lua
bin, Sbnsn bic Wabrbeit 5u aeitebsn.
9eppr nGmlih nod cine Stunoe per@
| itrihsn fein tonnte, 10 grensenlos mar
unIer 0urit, butten mir ben See tpeit
senua gelsert, um unieren ssubipiben
9tnfereuno 3u 9eben. Der ihmdhllhe
Job oes grtrintens mare uns be-
| Itimmt gpsien. bdtten mir uns niht
auf Iol6e Wsiie bon benz iiberfluhiaen
MaFer befrsit. 9arna6 mar es uns
elm leihtes, an ben blpbaelegten llfern
bic eefpiinf4te Gtelle gum 9inaustlets
tern gu entbsden.
Sci bieIer Geleeenbsit fommt mir
cine gabrt nit msinem 2uftfdiff in
ben Sinn, bic i9 tura barnad bon
Der cnIel Genlon unternabm. Ulein
Wea fiibrte mid iiber ben Snbif4en
O3san unb Horbafritu nah benz nua
tiirlihen 6afsn Gibraltar. 0om aas
| iiitenfeniter aug angelic ih int Ssean
unb bate oas 0ereniigen, ullerbanb
bunte Slide Der fiiblihen Meere in
meine rieienhafte 6Dhe enporaulotben.
lin nun ben Sang m.br I'M sroben gu
pfleeen. legte ih iofort Elm Dusenb
Mutben aus. Mer befdreibt aber
mein grStaunen, aIs ih pIoblih am
ang.lbafen einen fli.senben Sid -
| cine Mrt Golbmafrele - berduf5ieht.
Mein gritaunen tpuhs nit Der Ine
| sabl Der geFanaen.n Mairelen. GRIT
als ih fdbpn einige adfise sefiillt bat@
lie. belt ih aufatbmenb llmfhau, nm
| MIDI iibtr ben Werlauf Der Gahrt unb
meinen uugenblidlihsn Mufentbaltsa
ort 5u untsrrihtsn. Dd ertsnne i4
benn, bab id bereits mitten iibtr ber
5ahdra fliege. Wun l0ite iih mir
bas Ratbiel BON fslbit. SD bate bic
@olbmafrslen in Der Cuff sefnnden,
ipit man fie setpDhnlih i'm Mufer
fGnat, unb bic guten 9biere floG.n
eben in GhndrmRn burrh bic 6Dkn
Der Gabara eans ndd Mrt Der 3ug<
p6gsl, um ben sSnbiffen Osean =
benn es gina o.een ben. 6cmmer -
nit benz n0rbliheren MittellGnbifden
Wleer 5u ptrtauihen."
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-12-07
Ser neut Miin@bauien.
Bon 81 0 BERT 80 alter.

,gkbem, um bic Weitte bes neine
aebnten Sabrbunberts, als ih mid dls
erlter nit meinem Quftidiff In Rumes
run aus benz Gtnuo erbob. mar cine
lInslsih gebiesenere 3eit. Wenngltih
ih banals pollfDi4tiNn grunb gts
babt bate. Die Musen alltr 3eitgsnols
fen auf mid au bften -. bra4te id
es ia aus anbertn Qeiitungen fertig,
ben bdlbkn Grbbdll in breiaebn Stun<
ban ataiiglin brei3ehn Winuten 5u
nmtreijen !, 70 berfhmGbte i'd bod
ielbff bic men(n nentpiirbi9eren Mrten
Der Metldme. SD fehr Sbre erftuun<
ten @<fiMter, dls nrllten Gie frd'
cen: Jn breijebn 6tunsen ~ bss N1's
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-12-07

oSn Ser 9t1he bon g., Ser Saupt-
itobt Ser prel1Bihen Grooin3 q, Lag
Elm fre1nolihes &ird)enOort an
Gtranoe oe3 D}eerc5. ..
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-12-07

g2aHbar: .5at bic Mtbiasn gebois
fen. bic Sbn.n Der Dottor ststn Shre
Ghlnfloiigteii psrfdriebtn hat9ss
,Oirttt niht; aber ih babe Jbs
rem 9unbe in ben Gutttrnupf stsofsn,
.snb ba bate ih tpenigitsns etnt NdM
Nuhe.~
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-12-07
81 s tp { d felun q.

Gate: .Das III uusrtrdsIih. @ors
geftern gab es Rptslette -"
Satin: .Sa, NIT SparSel unb fau'
rer Gurie.1
Gattt: ~Gtitsru gub es Rotslstts. :
Gottin: sMber obne Spursel.S
gatte: LIMB hente sibt es pieber
Rottlettt.S
Satin: rMbtr bod Obne Gporoet
.pnb obn& faute Gu1aE.~
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-12-07

Gbef einer Weinfirlnn (aum Mei-
ienoer): .Qer 8eoarf oes garons
ShIi4tenberg III nlsffnaen0 auriidge.
LpeuosR;s
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-12-07

Ger beite gemeis. g. Neu-
itabter & go. crhieten iid, ireenb ci-
nen, Der an Sdlaorrboioen leibet, cine
.Grobe bon Irafeits 5u ihiden. Thd)t5
fam btlligcr iein. Diele groBe griin-
6ung eines beriibmten tDeitinoiiheir
Mr3tes BAT Die Erobe elmer 5ipan5ig.
i1brisen Grfabrung beItanoen unb
ipirb Don sler5teu offer SduIen ols
sag auoerlaiiigite, berniinftigIte, rooi.
faIite uno ihneaite Seilnittel gegen
&dlnorrboioet, bas iest befannt lit.
erpfoblen. Nieinanb brauft 81 90
germ 4nnfeiis su gebrauden, ba Ero.
ben bon q. Ne1ltdoter & Co., @or
1915, Stem Oorf, fret nerianbt mer-
be11. b.p
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-12-07

@j,te Stern.

g1onlan Don &. 9. 8raln.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1912-12-12
Great Holiday Offer.

That great farm publication,
the Missouri and Kansas Farmer,
of Kansas City, Mo-, is making
a great holiday offer to new sub
scribers. Anyone sending 2s
cents will receive. the Missouri
and Kansas Farmer a whole year,
and will also receive free a great
package containing 50 beautiful
postcards consisting of floral,
birthday, greetings, christmas,
new year, valentine and easter;
all of very latest designs and
high work of art. Only 25c gets
you the Farmer for a year and
the package of so cards. Send
today. Address Missouri and
Kansas Farmer, 9Th & MCGEE
Sts., Kansas City, Mo. Dept. A:
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1912-12-12
Election Contested.

Suit was filed with the county
clerk last week by W. H. Wicker
sham, clerk of the district court,
contesting the election of o. W,
Fail to that Office on the 5th Of
last month. This is the only
contest suit brought in Cherokee
county.
In his contesting suit Mr.
Wickersham cites forty-nine
parties who voted there who were
not entitled to the ballot.
He also claims that the can
vassing board made errors in
counting the votes here on the
18th of last month. For these
reasons he asks that he be de-
clared clerk of the district court
over his opponent o. W. Fail.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1912-12-12

n commission expires Aprii'a5, 1914.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1912-12-12

or saw, and farms without a
plow. He runs a butcher shop
in the journalistic world and
deals out brains for cash or credit.
He loves those who advertise
with him like a brother. The
editor is a teacher, a lawyer, a
preacher, he sends the truth out
to save souls and gets lost him
self. He heals the wounded,
cares for the dying, rescues the
perishing and then starves him
self when a ham sandwich OF
kindness would jerk him from
the jaws of DEATH Morriltown
(Oklahoma) Democrat.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1912-12-12
the hole.

AS it is only few weeks until
the parcels post law will 60 into
effect it will be we'll for the pub
lie to begin to become familiar
with some of its leading features.
The heaviest package that can
be carried is eleven pounds. There
is no reason why this limit should
be fixed except the express COM
panies which enjoy a monopoly
of the carrying business wanted
to place all possible restrictions
on the new law. The country
will be divided into eight zones.
The length of the first zone is 20
miles and the rate of postage is
five cents for the first pound and
three cents for each additional
pound. The second zone is $50
miles with a rate of six and four
cents. The third zone is 300
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1912-12-12
For Sale.

Some choice Barred Plymouth
Rock cockerels. We have bred
Barred Rocks exclusively for Is
years, and use the best strains
that money can buy. "A cockerel
of our breeding will improve
your flock. Would sell a few
pullets. TT. Embry, Route S.
Baxter Springs, Kans.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1912-12-12
He Advertised. LAT Last.

There was a man in our town,
And he was wondrous wise;
He swore Git was his policy
He would not advertise.
But one sad day he advertised,
And thereby hangs a tale,
The ad. was set in quite small
type
Aid headed ''Sheriff's Sale"
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1912-12-12
Harness! Harness.

Harness in the past week made
a ten per cent advance in price.
I'VE iadsa heavy stock Of harness
before This advance came. By
another thirty days we will be
compelled TO raise the.J price on
our harness but wilInOt advance
the price on the stock on hand,
so if you are contemplating buy.
ing harness, better do it now and
save that ten per cent. At least
investigate. Hoods do . big
harness business all the year
round. -
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1912-12-12

miles and has a rate of seven and
five cents. The fourth zone ex-
tends for 600 miles with a rate OF
eight and six cents. The fifth
zone is 1000 miles and nine and
seven cents are charged. The
sixth zone is 1,400 miles with
rates of ten and nine cents. The
seventh zone is 1900 miles and
twelve cents straight is charged.
The. eighth zone is for distances
greater than 1900 and for this
also a rate of twelve cents is
charged. These rates are not
low but they will greatly benefit
the people at large. The great
victory lies in the fact that a par
cells post has been established.
No doubt it will be greatly i'm
proved and will in due time be-
come what it should be, a real
postal express, carrying all kinds
of packages.at reasonable rates.
An editor is a millionaire with
out money, congressman out of
a job, a king without a throne.
He constructs without a hammer
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1912-12-12

1t is your mistake; if you buy
a monument made from anything
but granite. We advise the use
Of ,WinnsbOrO granite, as il is
very hard and durable, retains
its polish and always shows the
lettering very distinctly. We
solicit your business and invite
you to call at our salesrOom and
inspect our stock Of finished
monuments. s..
Columbus Monumental Works,
= :" Ed. A. Jones, Mgr.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1912-12-12
Stoves! Stoves! StoveSI

From now until January LIST
Hoods will give you a ten per
cent discount on any gas or coal
heating stove in their house. Do
it now, that you may get first
choice.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1912-12-12
Sfafemenf. of Ownorships

Office Of Baxter Springs News published
at Baxter Springs, Kansas.
chas, L. Smith, being duly sworn or
hisoath, says,thaA1heIis sole owner and
proprietor of the Baxter Springs News,
and that there ara no bondholders, mort
gsgees:, or others holding any interest in
SAID PAPER. .; Chas. L. Smith.
Sworn 10 Iand%SuOscribed before sms
this Ist;dsy Of October, IoIae. q T:
Alo1zo 1. Jones,
.(sEAI)* : Notary Public.
MY commission expires Aprii'as, 1914.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1912-12-12

4SO acres of timber and grass
land near Okemss Okla, for sale
for SIS per acre. Gas and oil
has been discovered in paying
quantities only u miles away,
and this hand hes ID the trend.
chns. + Smith
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1912-12-12

Of course if you wait long
enough the pig will grow so big
he can't get through the hole in
the fence. This would save a
little time and trouble in fixing
kLa L01a
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1912-12-12

Highest market price for corp
III. p. Roper.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1912-12-12
GIVE AND WHAT TO GIVE
That's the Question.


and
dsenbeC
thaayah
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1912-12-12

Tax books will open at; State
Bank Monday 4Dec-a. . ~ .'sle
8. iii :; 80: ss..R w. Patton.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-12-04
Silk Hat Harry's Divorce Suit

YIST So 7+IS NoON & MAN IS A. EXAMPLE
II ME G\lIL TENDEN CtES Of DIG
2lSINc GENGRAC1 on 10 ENALT HGROES
IKE EssG SpNES ANO oDtGR
80 An cRIkAtkJ AIS. II IS NJ R4Ek
The Detroit times., 1912-04-03
SEEKS DIVORCE FROM
BOOKMAKER MCCLURE

William C.. Mcclure, a well-known
bookmaker and known to racing men
all over the United States as kid
Mcclure, is defending suit for d.
vorce brought against him In Judge
Mandell's court by his wife, Jennie.
Mrs Mcclure charges that her hus-
band is a gambler, and that he drinks
to excess, so much so that several
times he was compelled to take treat
ments for alcoholism. She also charges
non-support and cruelty. She testified
that he always kept cards in the
house. and several times, she said,
she had seen him marking them for
use in his gambling. Mrs. Mcclure
also charges that her husband has In
duced their two sons, aged IL and ~,
respectively, TO turn against her, and
that he had advised them to slug
her, telling them that beating would
do her good.
In his cross-bill Mcclure charges
that his wife neglected her home, re-
fused TO cook for him or the boys and
broke up housekeeping. making 1t
necessary for the sons to live in cafes
and boarding houses. He also charges
that she has an ungovernable temper
and has quarreled with all of her rela-
tives and all of his, and every friend
that ever entered their home.
Under REORGANIZATION Mrs. Nc
Clure admitted that she knew for five
years before their marriage that her
husband was a gambler.
Then you got what you wanted,
didn't your asked Judge Mandell.
She did not answer
The Detroit times., 1912-04-03
PLANNED TO ARREST
"VAGS" WITHOUT WARRANT
New Ordinance Drafted BY
Croul Would Extend Au-
thority of Police

Police Commissioned Croul has sub
mitted 10 Assistant Corporation Gnttt1-
SET PennTman the tentative draft of an
ordinance which would extend the
powers of the police over so-called
Migrants. One OF the most radical
changes proposed by the ordinance is
to give the police the power to arrest
on sight and bring into court any per
son who comes under the new classifi-
cation OF vagrant. The present ordi-
nance requires that a warrant be first
issued for the arrest OF such persons
as designated in the ordinance, and
there is some question whether the
proposed ordinance would be legal. II
Is In the process of formation and Mr.
Penniman will confer with the police
commissioner before il is submitted 10
the council
One section of the ordinance pro-
posed by the commissioner Is, in part,
as follows:
THAT any idle person having no
visible means OF support and who lives
without employment: any person wan
dering about the streets and lodging
in saloons. market places, sheds, unin
habited buildings, not able TO satisfac
torily account for his or her acts and
conduct; any person, who, without any
apparent means OF honestly earning a
livelihood and support, or who lives
In and habitually loiters about and fire.
quents houses or places known as the
resort OF thieves, burglars and sus
picious characters; any thief or Grim
inal who shall remain in the city OF
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Detroit without honest employment.
or "a hours after the police have noti-
fled such person his or her character
Is known to them: any person who
follows gambling as for vocation, or
furnishing rooms, tools or implements
for playing gambling games for
"A means OF subsistence and In
come; any person who begs on
the street or who goes from
house 10 house soliciting aims;
any habitual drunkard who abandons
his family or neglects or refuses to
aid in their support, shall be deemed
vagrant and il shall be the duty OF
the police TO arrest all such persons
Eand=hrtuR ef6Fe-HtfS- court OF
competent Jurisdiction
The penalty Is s25. or, in default OF
payment, 30 days Imprisonment. An
other clause of the proposed ordinance
prohibits the harboring OF such per-
sons and provides fine OF 500 or
term OF 80 days imprisonment.
The Detroit times., 1912-04-03
VOTERS Be DAMNED,
BRAzEN ATTITUDE OF
THE"DEM" MACHINE
Organization" Is For Harmon
and "Will Run Things, You
Bet" Announces Nagel
Il HAVE BALLOT BOXES
AND NAME OFFICIALS"
Plain Intimation That Attempt
Will Be Made To Steal Pri-
maries From Wilson

The organization in Wayne county
is Tor Gov Harmon for the Democratic
nomination. We are going to send a
harmon delegation to the state con.
vention."
John c. Nagel, chairman OF the
democratic city and county commit
tee, was explaining the position OF the
local machine TO a Times reporter
IL makes me laugh to see how some
Democrats we never heard OF before
are breaking into print these days
with statements In favor of Gov VIII
son. continued Mr.. Nagel. "Who
was II that stood back of the party
when there was no show OF winning
The organization. We went out and
voted for the Democratic tickle,
whether or not IL had a show OF win
ming. We devoted our time and spent
cur money for the ticket, though We
knew 1t was doomed to defeat. You
never heard OF those fellows then
Now that the party is on the uphill a
little bit. those fellows come out and
try to dictate to the organization
waht man il should indorse for the
nomination.
Il don't care IL the party puts M
Harmon, Underwood or Clark. I'll
be for any one OF them. But | am
against Wilson and will be against
him. Why? Just because OF the men
he has got in back OF him. Wilson
might be all right as far as he is per
sonally concerned. but | am not going
10 stand for those fellows trying To
dictate 10 the organization what man
we shall indorse. Who ever heard OF
them? There's Lou Rowley, for one
| know. but what has he got TO dc
about il?
The organization is going to run
things in this city and you can bet
your life on il. | have the boxes and
| have the appointing OF many OF the
officials. The redistricting will make
1t necessary TO appoint a number oil
new chairmen for the precincts. We
have everything with us, and you
can bet Wilson hasn't got look-in."
But was suggested, isn't that
very much like machine controls
Just about like saying The voters be
damned? What II Wilson sentiment
should outweigh all else with the rank
and file OF the Democratic voters?'
You can call II what you want
machine, organization, or anything
else. | say the organization has been
the life and soul of the Democratic
party, and the organization shall have
the right to say whom it wants fol
president Why, take the present
campaign as an illustration. | per
sonally paid SIS for the Harmonic
hall for the smoker, Wednesday night
You wouldn't catch some of the Will
son men doing that. In fact, | have
letters right here I'm my desk in which
some OF these Wilson men refused IN
the past to buy tickets TO Democratic
blow-outs. You can't tell me they are
entitled TO consideration"