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The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1912-07-19

Actual Cash Balance 70, lo6ss
During the Quarter there has been
received into the County Treasury in
Cash and Transferred the sum of S3s,-
3rs.45 which has been distributed among
the several funds of the County as follows,
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1912-07-19
OAKLEY HDW. CO.,

This obligation is solely and exclu-
sively an obligation against Local I'M
provement District Number Six of
the Village of Oakley, Idaho, and the
principal named herein and the inter-
est thereon shall be payable out of
the local improvement fund of said
district, created for the payment of
the cost and expence Of such improv-
ment and not otherwise, and is not
an obligation against the Village of
Oakley, Idaho. The holder of any
bond issued under authority of this
section shall have no claim therefor
against the Village of Oakley, from
any event, except from collection of
special assessments made for the inn
provement for which said bond was
issued, but this remedy i case fnon
payne mt shall be confined to the en-
forcement of such assessments.
This obligation is not to be deemed
or taken to be within any part of the
limitations by law as 10 the indebted
ness of such Village, and it is further
certified that all requirements of law
have been complied with by the pro-
per officers in the issuance of the
bonds and that the total amount of
this issue docs not exceed the limit
precribed ny said act. For the col
lection of the assessments levied in
said Local Improvement District
Number Six, Oakley Village, Cassia
County, tate of Idaho, hereby pledg-
es itself to use its best endeavors and
energies.
In WITNESS WHEREOF, this bond
has been signed by the Chairman of
the Board Of Trustees, attested by
the Village Clerk, and countersigned
by the Village Treasurer, of Oakley
Village, Idaho, AND the Corporate Seal
of Oakley Village, Idaho, hereto af}ix-
ed this 1890 day Of 1911
Chairman of the Board of Trustees.
Countersigned
Village Treasurer.
Attest:
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1912-07-19

Total S3s,3Is.4s
During the quarter there has been
paid out of the Treasury and Transferred,
upon proper vouchers and warrants pres
erted to the Treasurer the following
amount, to witt
State Fund Soo3s
Road & Bridge Fund 4,223.7S
Bond, Interest 4, I,oI3.7S
Current Expense q, zS,o74.87
Warrant Redemption Fund 1880
Transferred 5000
District Schools Fund 4,o3z.o7
Live Stock sanitary
Fund 6o.s4
Predatory Animal, 1893
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1912-07-19

< ,
To THE HONORABLE BOARD OF COUNTY
COMMISSIONERS OF cASsIA COUNTY,
STATE OF IDAHO.
Gsntlemen:-
We, the undersigned Auditor and
Treasurer of Cassia County, state OF
Idaho, beg leave to submit the following
as our joint Financial Report tor the
quarter ending June goth, 1919.
On the first day of April, 1914,
there was in the Treasury Of Cassia Cou-
nty, an actual cash balance of 80, 100. S,
distributed among the several funds of
the county as follows to witt
State Fund Deficit 1907. 90
General School Fund $36,7s
Road and Bridge lSI.47
Contigent HOO
Current Expense 4, zaI.o3
Warrant Redemption
Fund 1880
Albion Village 600
District Schools ;, 8,2836s
Live Stock Sanitary
Fund 36S.6o
Institute Fund $50
Predatory Animal - 337.4o
Total to,473.64
Less Deficits 3o7,oo
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1912-07-19

Total So4z7.34
Less deficit 7oS.7o
Actual Cash Balance So,7iS64
All of which is respectfully submitted.
GEO. A. SMITH, ANDREW LoUNsBURY,
County Auditor County Treasurer
Approved this Sth day of July, 1917.
II. II. THORNTON,
Chairman Board of County Commiss
toners, CAssia c ounty, Idaho
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1912-07-19

OLIVER B. PICKETT,
OAKLEY, IDAHO.
Republican Candidate for
Assessor.
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1912-07-19

Total s3s,2o3.3o
Leaving cash balance in the County
Treasury at the close of the Quarter,
ending June goth, 1917, of So,7IS64 dis
tributed among the several funds of the
County as follows, to wit
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1912-07-19
Auditor and Treasures
Joint Financial Report

For the Quarter Ending June goth, 1917.
To THE HONORABLE BOARD OF COUNTY
COMMISSIONERS OF CASSIA COUNTY,
STATE OF IDAHO.
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1912-07-19

Village Clerk.
FORM OF COUPON
Oakley Village, State Of Idaho
Pay to the bearer Dollars.
in gold s. coin of the United
States of America, at the office Of the
Village Treasurer, Oakley Village.
Idaho, on the first day of January,
1871 being interest for one year
on Improvement bond No.
of Local improvement Number Six.
Chairman.
Village Clerk.
Countersigned .--
Village Treasurer.
State of Idaho
County of Cassia SIS
the duly qualified and acting Village
Clerk of the Village of Oakley, here
by certify, that on the .... 49,. day
of --, 19l. -, regis
tered the within bond in book kept
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Chairman of the Board of Trustees.
Countersigned
Village Treasurer
Attest:
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1912-06-04
Underwear for Spring
and Summer

The famous Lewis Union Suits, all styles
per suit . $1.25 TO $500
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1912-06-04

The home of good pictures. Tues
days change of program.
Thou Shalt Not Covet." Vita
graph. a story giving an intimate
glimpse of married life. Bunny plays
a loving and indulgent, not too indul-
gent husband to Miss Lillian Walker
as the extravagant wife. The situa-
ton develops from the wife's coveting
bracelet that costs $3.50. Her hus-
band will pay $3.50 for a Christmas
present. The wife tries to trick him
into getting the bracelet; but through
the funniest kind of bad luck she
loses both ways. A big surprise and
funny, too.
"The Stronger Mind" Selig. The
well known Prof Locksly, unravels
another mystery and RECEIVERS gems
stolen by the valet. The story is so
well conducted that it convinces and
gets a firm grip on the attention.
Brave, Braver, Bravest." Lubin.
A farce on a ranch. The situation
arises when a romantic, pretty girl
visits her uncle's ranch. Three young
cowboys try to win her, each by max
ing himself appear as a hero.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1912-06-04
Cosy.

The house of features. Monday
and Tuesdays program is of the same
high class that all our programs of
late have attained.
"The Empty Water Keg.. Bison. A
most interesting western picture TAX
en- on the desert with a background
of wild land and mountains beauti-
full in the extreme. The old miner
discovered gold but his water keg
leaked dry He is found dying by two
lovers and to them he gives his new
mine.
''The Explorer" Powers The girls
note to the explorer was lost through
an accident to the messenger and not
hearing from he he sailed for South
America. Grief and disappointment
make him sick. The ending is very
unexpected and dramatic.
the Maids Strategem." Imp.
Lots of snap and VIM to this clever
comedy The maid borrows her mis-
tress5 fine clothes and went in style
to a grand reception. SO great an
impression did she make that she won
the love of a rich young man. It's
fine.
Sales Co. Animated Weekly. Stem
er Ontario burns. dynamiting some
cliffs. new tack knife" bridge; the
floods on the 3Iississippi: Gen Phil
Kearney buried; Carlisle graduate;
the women motormen in California
carnival in Greece; late fashions, and
many other events.
Coming, Wednesday and Thurs
day. June ) and 6. another "1O1" BIZ
son feature in reels, The Indian
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1912-06-04
AT THE PICTURE SHOWS.
Ornllenn


Extra! Extra! one of the best
programs ever seen in Pendleton fea-
ture, THE Last of the Maine"
"The Last Rites of the Maine
and Burial of Its Dead" Selig. This
film shows the first battleship of the
new American navy being laid to rest
after fourteen years under water in
Havana Harbor. This ceremony
could not have been more impressive
had it been paid TO human life. The
burial of the 10 bodies of the assas-
sinated sailors whose remains had
been recovered from the compart-
ments of the ill-fated ship.
2. Detective Dorothy" Essanay.
A keenly interesting dramatic sub
ject with a novel and absorbing plot.
The clever capture of daring Grim
inal through the efforts of a little
child.
g. "A Bachelors Waterloo" Lu-
bin. Clarence Peabody, a rich young
bachelor, goes to the country to Sc
cure peace and quietness. There he
is entertained by Deacon Johnson
and his daughter Bess. She makes
Peabody's life so miserable that he
resolves to get away. on saying
good bye. however. they find they
are in love. Her father objects as he
wants her to marry minister. Clar-
ence DISCUSSES as a clergyman and
Sins out.
4. Foxy Cupid Pathe. A
young woman whose sweetheart is
objectional to her father, is taken
away by the latter on a trip to sea.
The man, however, ships on the same
boat and. when his prospective faith
er-in-law becomes sea sick DISCUSSES
himself as doctor and treats the old
man so we'll that when the deception
is discovered the irate parent is per-
fectly willing.
5. "The Sylvere Sisters on the
Double TrapeZe." Pathe. The two
clever and daring women do many
different stunts with remarkable abil-
ity,
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1912-06-04

Wanted, a Baby" Lubin. Jerry
Singleton finds single life blessed but
not profitable, as his mother in her
will leaves him her fortune provided
he is married and has family by
April, 1912. Jerry being a bachelor
finds the conditions very awkward
when uncle presents himself to hand
over the bequest and see the family.
Strategy is resorted to.
THE Empty Grave" American
Pathe. The child was putting flowers
on Mothers Grave" which was emp
ty, when her mother finds her.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1912-06-04
NEW COUNTERFEIT s5 BILLS.
Picture Shows OF Several Missouri and
Kansas Cities Xlctimlzed.

Kansas iCty, Mo-Counterfelt $5
silver certificates. Indian head design,
are being passed upon the moving pic
ture shows Of Kansas City and other
cities In Missouri and Kansas. accord
ing to secret service officials.
Several of the counterfeits. which
are made from photographs with
pieces of silk pasted between. have
been passed upon the Subway theat-
er. Eighth and Walnut streets; the
Electric theater, Twelfth street and
Grand avenue. and at moving picture
shows in Topeka, Emporia and wichi-
ia.
The United States secret service Of
ficials have taken up all these bills
and the owners and cashiers of pic
ture shows are cautioned to be on the
lookout for the Indian head. 1t Is
numbered f 5S747966. The bill is
glossy in appearance and a clever
counterfeit. Anyone receiving one OF
these bills is requested to notify the
secret service department.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1912-06-04
At the Grand Toda.

Hudson and Moran. in their Scotch
character novelty dances, introducing
the sword dance
Photo plays-Love's Terrible Sac
rifice. Pathe film dart. Every
thing comes to him who waits; 1000
Miles By Rail good scenic picture:
The Heart OF a Man. Bright and
sparkling in western splendor, and a
mighty good story besides.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1912-06-04

II you have the itch. don't scratch.
It does not cure the trouble and
makes the skin bleed. Apply BAL
LARD's SNOW LINIMENT Rub ii
in gently on the affected parts. 1t
relieves itching instantly and a few
applications removes the cause, thus
performing a permanent cure. Price
csc. soc and s1.O0 per bottle. Sold
by A. c. Koeppen & Bros.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1912-06-04

Massacre" a most stupendous por
trayal of early pioneer days.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1912-06-04

Iwo-piece suits of every wanted and de-
sirable style and kind, all sizes, per garment
25c to $3.50.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1912-06-04

The hit of the season. ''Everybody's
wearin' 'em" New patterns in fine
quality soisette, beautifully made, $1.5O
Imported weaves, handsome designs
$1.75 and $500.
Echo : Wochenblatt der Vereinigten Deutschen Socialisten Clevelands. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1911-1920, 1912-07-27

lei elm Semperenaler, oo sab es elm
ellenlanses 2iigengef9reibfel iiber ben
5ineinfall, ben bic 8iirser bon SIDE
nectabp NIT Der rotten Stabtperpalz
tung srlebt baben. BON benz tpirfz
li9en Sunttionieren Der rotten Stobtz
bertualtung tpifen bic beutf4biirger=
lideH Observation-Disclosures iebod
nidts gu i6reiben. Der 9runb bier
fir III ia lei9t einauIeben: Die bIrz
ssrliden 9emsinbeperipaltungsn, felbit
penn iie, tpie bier in glepelanb, be-
mofratif6 iiuo, idben oenn gar au
idmmsrli9 aus.
rWtr baben ou4 einen General
Wuni3tpulz2aben eingerihtet, in tpelz
dem 9roceries etc. rein unb unperz
fdlfdt unb sum 3pitenpreis perfauft
perben; bort befontrnen bic &unben
auh ebrli6es 9etptht unb tperben
in ieoer Weiie rebIih beoient. Mn@
oere gemeinniiBi9e @tnri9tungen, ipie
muHi5ipoles S9la6tbaus. 5leifd@
boHt, 8dderet etc. iinb unter Grtpdz
guug, u6er mir piiIen tpobl, baB bic
3apitdliiten uno ibre Hi9ter es niht
bulben tperben, tpenn mir auf biefe
WetIe bem 8plte tpirtidaftlide gr@
lei4terungen peridaffen pollen. unb
ipeHn lie es pirtli6 perbtnbern fDnz
nen, bann t0nnen mir in trefflifer
Wetie bempnltrieren, bob nur bic 60
5iafiiten bic ein5igen uno Dahren
8pltsfreunbe iino, unb bdB es aber
notloenbig lit, ni4t nur Die polttifthe
| 6erri6aft in ben WuniSipalitGten.
ionbern au6 in ben 9allen Der Sc
ri4te unb i'm Staotsz8opitpl su err
z! langen, tpenn ptrtli6 9roBes fir
oas 8olt herbeigefiibrt tperoen ioll."
| Dies i6reibt elm Waitelieb Der roz
ten Gtdbtbsrtpaltung. Wer ni4t febr
tur5ii6tig lit, muB ith fasen, baB
bic So5taliiten tbr 8eites periuhen,
um benz 8olfe gu niiben. gtur fleinz
tt6e WenI6en f0nnen es Iein, bic
iiber Elm foI9es Wirten nur bes6alb
nit StillLApsigen btnpegge6en, neil
Die 2eute, Die iih auf IoI9em Be9e
8erbienite eripsrben, Sostaliiten iinb.
9oB bic beutI6= 6=biirgerli4e Prei1e
crit I4impfte unb nun fdpeigt, iit
besei6neno fir ben 9eiit, Der in ibr
6errfat. Oas Iinb Die 5aftOren, tpie
lie in W1ilpaufes beuer Bel ben Rpnz
9urtiIans cine Holle iptelten. @s tit
fir Die 4rbeiter pi9tig, iidb bas 9ez
fieber btefsr 9Dgel re4t5eitis in oas
| @ebddtnts ein5uprdgen.
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Mod ibertroffen.

oeri9metternbss Irmutsssusnis fir
iie. llno binter u1eoem Itedt lsois=
li4 Die Gorge um Die rperiOnlihe
Jreibeit". porunttr unIere OsutI6=
tiimler ausfdlieBlih bas 9isrtrintsn
periteben. 9abei 1T es bur6uus
nidt pabrIdsinlib, bob bic Jrauen
iOfort sic Wirtsbduler fdliebsn mir
ben. ipenn iie Oas Stimmreht betdz
men. Oas bat iid in aalifornien
ee5eist. Oort batten Die Grousn elm
Nuse fir Die Weininbuitrie bss
Staates uno iino nidt auf Ser Seite
Der probibitipniiten gu finben.
Iud in palaOena, 8al., baben Die
5rauen elm rsrodenlesen" perbin=
BERT, aus Dem sinfaaen @runos, neil
lie fiir4tsten. bab Mbolpbus 8uld
feline pradtsdrtsn bort. fir ipelhe er
idbrlid $65,OO0 aufipenoet, ipespsr=
legen tpirb. 9lls es bieB, oab 8uih
Ole 9drten ipesperlesen piirOe, penn
ben Sotels unb Reitaurationen feline
S6antli5ensen seipGbrt psrbsn,
itiirmtsn bic Srauen in S9arsn nad
Sen SiimmpldBsn unb itimmtsn
ebenio enersiih NAB" pie Die Mdnz
ner, bis ibr Gldshen nidt in Der
8erborsenbeit trinfen ipollen.
Oa es iih hermit seseist bat, oaf
in Wfilpautes sine beutf9e 3eitunq
eriltiert, Die in Sahen bes 5rauen:
itimmredts nod oiimmers 9lniihter
su papier gu brinsen permas. ion be
Dem ceuti9sn glepelanber mWeis.
heitsblatte" Elm Reoatteur aus Ser:
slreiflune lebsnsiiberoriiKis unp einel
rem WaEniinn nabe iein. 2ebterel
bat ben Iuftrag. Die Milnautse
9eituna nit einem mod oiim.nersl
Mrsument gu bieten. Oas gelias
bem Manne nidt, oenn aud DUNN
belt Bat ibre Greg5en.
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Sine Sebre.

Dor einiger 3eit gingen Die Weiz
dsnfiteGer BON grainero, Wtinn., an
ben Strsit. Wie iiblih, panoten ii9
Die 8abngeielfhaften ON Die 8ebOrz
ben unb eriu9ten um Spe3ialpoli3i=
iten, Die ibr gigentum beI6IBen follz
ten. 3ufdqig itno in gruinero aber
Der Mapor unb Der Yoliseihef So>
5ialiS.sn, oeren Mntport on Die Subnz
beamten Die idlsunisite 8eilesuns
bes Streifs our yplge bate.
Der YoliSeihef ertlGrte, ouB er
nit gan3er 8ruft bafiir eini itehen
perbe, bas Gigentum Der 8u6ngdea=
f9aft gu I9IBen, uno ba6er bereit
lei, 10 piele Spe5iaIpoli5iiten ein5u=
I9p0ren, nIs Die 9eieni6uft piinf6e.
Gr perii6erte audi, baB er iogar 5urz
3eit cine Glitetruppe an Sano babe,
oie bieIen 9ienIt nit 8ergnii9en per-
ri6ten tpiirbe. Wenn Die 9ompagnie
! S6ub polle, fpiroe er cine gln3dhl
Der itreitenben @ei9eniteler uls Sps=
sialpolisiiten einidpOren, unb sr
pirbe barauf aften, OuB bds Gi9en=
tum poll bei6iiBt peroe.
6Gtten Die llnionleute G6icago5
ibre Stimm5ettel ebeniO intelligent
benubt, als Die Irbeiter BON 8rai:
nerb, 10 piirbs 9aoOp cabin iesi
ni6t bic Sdpooron 9oli5iiten untel
! fid) baben, Die gessn Oie Streiter se.
brau6t perben. Die Union Sci.
tunqen ipuroen niht i'm S4nuBe lie.
gen, lpdbrsno Die Streitbre6er Sci;
tungen uuf ben StdnOen unter poli:
seiI9uB uufgsbduft peroen.
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&arnnl 10 itiae?

Die itGbtii9en geomten Der Stubt
Sdeneetabp mo6ten ben 8erIu9, an
Die 8epOlterung Sis gum aoitenpreis
gu Dertaufen, uno anar gu 25 Gents
pro 100 pfunb. gs NOR uniere
abfi9t, Elm muni3ipales gisgel9Gft
nit allen mpbernen Ginri9tungen
einauri6ten, unb iinb mir iiberseugt,
bob mir bdnn ben Yreis nod tpeiter
= pielleiht auf 10 Gents pro 6unz
bert = berabieBen hdtten tOnuen.
Gs gibt 5pei Wege, um bic 2sbensz
bultung Der WoiIe gu erb0ben: ent>
tDeber our6 GrbObung Der QObne pber
our9 Rebu5ieruns Der preiie fir 2e=
bensbeoiirfniiie. Wir tonnen leiber
nur bic 2Dbne zines Sells Der itGotiz
iden 4ngeitellten erbDben, aber mir
slauben, bob mir bic Yreiie fir
man6e 2sbsnsbebiirfniFe rebuaisrsn
tonnen. gu biefen 8ebiirfnifIen 'ge=
bort au6 bos Gis, unb mir ieben
ni6t Elm, rporum Der profit, Der benz
gistruit aufdllt, niht Der MoKe au=
fallen foll. Die eroBen gisbdnbler
BON Srop perlungen 30 Gents unb
unIere gisbGnbler 40 Gents pro 6unz
bert unb bieien puderifaen preiIen
ipollten mir elm Gnbe MAIDEN. Iber
mir mahten bic Re6nung pbne Die
tapitaliitii6en Wuderer unb i6re gez
fdlligen Ri9ter. Sin gin6ultsbefebl
puroe uns augeitellt, ipelder uns Oerz
bietet, Gis 5u perniinfti9en preiIen an
bic gepGlterung 81 perfaufen."
| Wfit bieIen Worten informierte biz
rpte Stabtperlpaltung BON Sdenec;
| tabp, q. g., in elmer 5lugi9rift biz
8eipp6ner Der Stubt bon bem rih-
| terlihen llfas, nit benz ben @roB:
uRternebmern ibr Yrofit aus ben
| gisseI1dft geIt6ert perben foil. De-
| 3ped, Der nit Qnrufuns Der 9eriht
berfplgt purbe, Die 8epobner Del
Stabt um bas billigere gis gu brin
gen, fonnte ni6t errei6t iperoen, eli
Quspeg puroe gefunben. ge5ei4nenl
lit Der Sail aber oafiir, nie rid
iidtslos rihterli6e Wa9t i'm Sn
tereie bes 8eiiBes miBbruu4t pirb
No9 zines iollten Die 4rbeiter je
bod ni6t ber9e6en, parum bon ben
8ampf, Der BON Dem rotten UfuDor
9enoHen .. Gun, gefiibrt nirb, un
iere beuti6e rSntelIigen5prehe" i
psnig su beridten peiB. Oils in
5riibiobr Elm Nep Yortsr 8latt 81
berihten tpuBte, 9enof1e Or. Qul
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Bran sebalten.

9ei sen Dor sinisen Wohen in Der
sirta 10000 Ginipobner Sdhlenoen
llbrenarbeiteritaot Gbaur be : 5onos
poraenommsnen 9emeinoe Wahlen
puroen 20 Spsialosmotraten, 13 Ra>
bitale uno 7 2ibsrals gelpdblt. Od
lih BEL bieIsr Stimmsnsleihheit unz
|erer @enphen uno Der perbiinoetsn
8irserli1en Die Stdotperoronetsnz
8erIammlung auf Die Wabl oes flei=
nen Stabtrats (Musiitrats) nidi
einiaen tonntsn, oemihionierten dus
8arteien, nm cine Neulpubl uno dn=
oere 3uiammenieBuns oes Staotpar'
lamsnts berbei5ufiibren. Sn Del
neuen Wablbepesuns iibte Die rpma'
niIhe 9riitliiettion Yarteiperrat, IN:
Dem lie cine eisene rio5iuloemotrati'
Ide elite" NIT 6 aanoioateu auf:
itellte, um 10 ben iideren abermali
aen Grfpls unisrsr partei su perei
teln unb ole 9eiddfte Der 8eener 81
beIoreen. Yrompt ipuroen oisle Der
rdteriIhen @riitlianer bonn Sentral
portland aus Dem 9eiamtperein aus
aeIhlohen unb nun tpuroen q 90
aialoemptraten. 13 Raoitale unb
2iberale gepdtlt. Die q Soaialoe
mofraten tperben nun gegen Die i
giiraerlinen o:n Stuotrat pdble,
fDnnen.
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@enn iest Ser So5ialismts IN
9lmerifa nod meiterlebt, Damn lit Dies
cine Sa6e, oie ni6t NIT rebtel Sln-
gen 5ugebt. 9ieler 9lnlibt lit menig-
items eill ebriamer aongreBmanlL Der
lih Itols 5u ben 0emofraten 5ablt.
Die ,Notional Socialilt YreB" mel
0et:
slufaebradt iiber ben 9lngriff alf
oie oenofratilde Eartei ben Der lo'
sioliItii6e Repr1ientant Berger I'm
Suuie ousfiibrte, Ieste RepraIentan:
Senrp &. &ainep, 9ernpfrat, bon ST.
linpis, es Durh, OaB 9lus5iige aus
Dem ,Imerican Inti-SocialiIt", el-
mem Miniatllr Wago5in, oas bin
lmb mieoer BON einem Inttsinbaber
i'm Nutional- -&apitol publi5iert miro,
Dem &ongreB Grotofou beigefllgi
lpuroen.
Goinep, Elm langbaariger grDanlt,
batte feline MISUNDERSTANDING fltr5
Dor &ertngung oes Suuies elnge-
i6muggelt, oils es gelpillermaBen
idon geleert mar. &orber am Gage
botte 9iapnep periudt, feline ~ant-
mort" an Berger ms Erotofon 81
bringen, er fanO aber entl6lollenen
@ioerltano ieitens Oes Gepralentan'
ten Muffin, Hepublifaner, BON Sen'
neIiee, mGbreno Berger ni6ts oage'
gen batte.
0as folgenoe @elprdd) entipanl;
lid 5ipiiden Huinep, Berger ltnr
9luitin:
Hainep gum Spreher): SD eriit'
DIE Inn einltimmigen &oniens 5ltl
YrotofoIlierlng einigcr fur5er 9lu5.
5iige ans elmer fiir5liden gusgabt
bes ,Nmerican 9lnti=Socialilt", mel
de Die 9lnli6ten bon 5bomas Seffer
ion iiber So5ialismus mieoergeben
llno Die 9lnii6t Oes Serrn BON @is
eoniin (9erger), Die er auf elmer ner
li6en &onpention ieiner Gartei &c
GuBert, 0oriiber, mas nnter Dem 90
3ialisnus aus ben fleinen Sormerl
mcroen Oiirfte. Serner eriuhe if III
Yrotofolieruna zines iiingiten 9lrti
Echo : Wochenblatt der Vereinigten Deutschen Socialisten Clevelands. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1911-1920, 1912-07-27

9lud i'm Staate Wisconfin ioa
ben 5rauen oas Stimmre4t perliez
ben iperben. Oa BEL ben 5erbitpabs
len bariiber entIdieoen miro, 1T Der
8ampf um Die Ourdfibruns bieier
sSorberuns oes 6ortidrittes beraeit
bersits elm aiemlib lebbafter. Die
@esnsr oes 5rauenitimmre4ts be-
tommen seraoeau Wutanfdlle, oab
bic ssrauen, burh bie Mbgabe zines
Stimm3ettels am Wablfaiten, oes
uReiaes Der Weibli6feit" perluitis
lperben iollen.
Die Mraumente, nit Oenen Die
Gesner bes Jrauenitimmredts arbeiz
ten, iino mandmal gum plasen. Gin
8eiIpiel: Sosar bas @etpitter muB
as Mrsumsnt sesen bus Jrauenz
itimmredt berbalten. Weil BEL einem
befonbers itarfen Donnerfdlus pGbz
reno Der Suffrasetten 8eriamm=
luna in Der Ylanbinton 9alle in
Wlilpaufee einise Grauen suiammenz
sefabren iino. h0bnte Die oortise
oeutf6e Spieberprehe, bas lei elm 8ez
tpeis. bob Die Srauen bod ntht 10
fart feien ipte bic Mdnner. Oiim=
mer fann man bod pobl fdon nidt
msbr seeen Die Jrauenbepesuns ar
sumentieren. Der traurise Sfribifar
Ihein niht su fpiiien. oab felbii
erobe Mdnner. beren 3ubm piele
8lGtter Ser @e1hidte flint. 8liB uni
Donneridlas nidt psrtrasen fonn,
ten. Wallenitein bat iih icsar Dol
benz 6abnenfhrei sefiirhtet.
| Die Miltpaufeer peutf6e SpieBer:
, preHe bat unier glepelanoer rSntel
ligensblatt" NIT bieiem @rgumen
5peifellos nod iibertrpffen. Oaf
Sic Diimmiten Mreumente gesen ba.
! 6tauenitimmrebt serube BON, Be
! bentiGen Yre7e tommen, 1T elm ME