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Echo : Wochenblatt der Vereinigten Deutschen Socialisten Clevelands. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1911-1920, 1913-09-06

Sn oll ben StGoten beS Stootes
Sbto, in benen es ben 9emofraten
gelungen lit, ben 9lusperfouf Der
8pltsre6te an ben aapitalismus,
bur6 Ginfiibrun9 BON Non parti>
Ion=Woblen, &ommtiiionsregierung,
Manogerberpaltung II. I. 10. Der Be
polterung als einen 8orteil duf5uz
IdpaBen, mag mnn nod ieinen bOz
len Srubel boben. bieien 8etru9
re6tlid) geIidert gu befommen. Oas
9eridt, pel6es als Supreme Court
bes Gtoutes entIdieb, por ni6t boil
beIebt. Stott Iieben Ri9ter 5dblte
es nur Iebs unb Bel bieien Itanoen
Die Stimmen brei gu brei. Ius Der
Sormel bes 9erihtsperfnbrens berz
aus purbe be r9(usperfauf anertannt,
ni6t aus Der araft Der gnti6eioung.
Der @enerolitaatsunpalt lit ni6t
berett, iih bieiem 3ufall gu fiigen.
@r bro6te 8erufung Elm, betreibt Die
Grnennung oes feblenDen Hi6ters
unb CAB gu Der Suhe folgenoe grz
tldrung ob:
,SieIer Stoat itebt na6 meiner
Meinuna i'm 9lnseli6t elmer &riIis.
Seffentlihe 8eomte brau4en eiierne
Nerpen, um ben perlodenDen 8emiiz
bungen pioerite6en gu fDnnen, pelhe
eemo9t tperben. Inn lie bonn Wege
Der pfliht abaubringen. 8egen Ell
niee tperben 9robunsen laut. Inter
bielen befinbe ih mid.
vMnberen pirb bic 9anb bes 8er=
| 1u9ers gerei6t. 8or etnem Sabre
faete th in pielen Reoen, falls Die
meilten Der Mmenbements our &onz
lititution angenommen tperben. nerbs
bic ausuiteii6e periooe fir biz
lRe9tsonpdlte bon Obio tommen
Oiefe 0orousfuse 1T eingetroffer
unb i9 iebs enbloie pro5eiie poraus
in tpelden bic Oeffentlihteit inpol.
piert fein tpirn.
.Ob i9 bic 4menbements als tpeii'
onseieben bobe pber niht, 10 babe i'd
bod periudt, lie na6 ibrem ipabrer
@eiite 81 Derteioigen, tpdbreno BIZ
Habitalen iih iebt betlasen, ipeil id
jebt iu6e, iie i'm Namen bes Staatei
. an ben 5reibrif gu Salten, ben Il
bepaterten uno ben bas 8olf an
/ nabm, obne i'm gang 81 periteben
, Sd tperbe beidulbist, gegen Som
. Hule gu iein, neil id iuhe, Der aOn
pention in ibrer Mnrebe on oas Tol
au folsen. Inter bieier 4nrebe, I'M
: ter Norfdlag 26, primdrtpabler
I, lipuroe sefast: .llnter bieiem 9lmen
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&eniger Yaraoeu.

Wenn Der usberblid iiber bic fattz
eefunbene 2abor Dan Jeier nidt
tGuI6t, bat es beuer piel ipeniser
garaben seseben, pie in ben friiberen
sSabren. Dies pGre als Elm tleiner
llmi6puns i'm Oenten Der 4rbeiter
BON 4merita auf bas freubigfte gu
besriben. Die forti4rittIide par5
tsipreiie unb lu9 9etpertidaftsorz
game baben iih reolih Wtiibe geseben,
bisIe Donblung gu er5ielen. Sn friiz
bersn Sabrsn unb aud biesmal.
Der r9erolo" in Detroit, Wi9.,
i6rieb in ieiner 2abor OopzNumz
mer: .NbgeIeben aber baDon, oaB IS
iiberbaupt niht notpenoig lit, Durh
oussnideinlihe 0emonftrotionen Der
Welt gu 5eisen, oab mir uns mitten
in einem &laiientampfe befinben, fraz
gen mir: Gibt es in unierem Ganbe
fsin befieres Mittel, um feline unauz
friebenbeit nit ben aus oiefem
Sample entfprinsenben 3uitdnbeu
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ausSuoriiden, basessn gu proteitieren
unb Ibbilfe gu iduffen, als eine De-
monitration mil ben 8einen?
Wsr feline 3eit einisermaBen pers
iteht, fiiblt, bab mir uns benz 3eit>
punt ndbern, ba cine gepaltiee umz
pdl5uns in unierem nbuitriellen 2ez
ben iid poll3ieben tpiro, oab f9idz
falsihpere Oinge in Der gnttpid=
lung besriffen iino. Oa gilt es
mebr, als nur auf fpesiellen 9ebies
ten ober setpertIhaftli6en 8ereiniz
sunsen Sonberintereiien gu oerteioi=
gen. Der ganaen 9(rbeiteridaft liegi
es OBJ, iih nit grOberen 9ebanfen
gu beiddftisen: fie muB, um ibrs
9efreiung gu betpertitellisen, bic 0to.
nomii6en llriu9en ibrer jebiser
traurigen Gage erfennen lernen uni
bic 2ebren auf politii6em 9ebiet,
aur 4npenOung brinsen.
Gin 3eisen ieiner ioealen 8eitre
bunsen burh Waridieren nit Sab
linen uno unter Rldngen bon Muiit
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bos beiBt Die Serridenben biefes
Stoates, fir1aen Die oeutIhen 8iirser
perfumpft uao nerfault i'm Oienite
Der 2eattipn. Wus Der &dpitalis@
mus mill, 8elbneioung Der Bolts
redte, bsa finhet Bel ben beutf6en
8iirgern ieit langer 3eit frdftige
nnteritiibung Wenn cine Rettune
m0slid lit, fann tie nur BON ben
fo5ialiitifch bentenben, fiiblenben unb
bonbelnben Nrbeitern fommen. Otefe
Waht. Der Mbtpebr nieher3ubalten, lit
man in ieiner Irt Der Der Dontoner
n8olfsaeitune" ebenio beitrebt, um
nur beutihe 3eitungeH gu nenneu,
pie BEL Der Cincinnati vSreie prei=
ie", bem bortigen nWpltsbGatt" ober
bem glebelanber rWG9ter unb Mu>
aetser". Gs 1T ia immerbiH mod err
freulid, baB es unter Der beutfhen
Sasespreiie bes Stoates tpelhe etbt,
bic ous Gtel ii6er ben 9eltunf na6
benz Rie6fldf66en fhrett. 0umit
Diro Der 8eitont ielbit ober ni6t
aus Der Welt eei6offt. Oa tonn
ptrflih nur eine io3ialiifi1he Raots
fultur belfen.
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Sic bcutlden Mrbeitcrietretariate.

3u Sen intereiionteiten ginrid).
tungeu Der oel,tihen @ciperfidofts'
belpeging geboren Oie slrbeiter-Sc-
fretariate. Tielelbcn entlprangen
pcrnebmlih DEM 9eoiirfniIle, ocn
slrbeitern IN electromagnetic.
aenbeiten Hat uno @ilfe 81 geben.
GoB NOR nntio nntipenbiger, als Die
itantlife Gerliberlng in 0eutid.
lono ni6t nlr ingebeuer fompli'
5iert lit nno es baber fir ben slr,
better id)iper fallen mllb, lid, oorin
snreht5ufinben, ionbern n,d bes.
Galb. ,meil BON Sabr. 81 Sabr Der
oieien &erliherungs Ginrihtlingea
innctpobnenbe @eiIt riiditdnoiger
|piro. Mas 3. 9. oie llnfallperiide.
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rung anbelangt, 10 miro es Sen
getroffenen INNER idnerer, 81 eli.
ner angemeiienen Gntihabigllng 5li
fon1nen ltnb bas Spitem ser
&ranfenperiiderllng lit er1t fiirslih
mieoer in mand)en Seilcn bllrb Die
nene MISUNDERSTANDING arg
yperbphert" poroen.
9aher entltanO balo bos geoiirf-
nis nad iabfllnoigen 9eratern fir
Die glrbeiter, Die Oafiir 5u lorgen
babetl bob in ben Gerpaltlngs5mei-
gen oes offentliben Geriiherines-
peiens, ioipeit Dies nad Dem @eiese
moglih lit, Ser ginfluB Der orga'
nilicrten slrbeiterihaft mogIihIl
ltnrf iei, oie ben Mrbeitern bel ser
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Grnng Der Arbeit.

art, oaB es fait ipis Elm S6punenz
fana flana. Sb ih nod einmal
gepdblt nerbe ooer nift, ous mar
Ser Hefrain, Der INNER ipieOerfebrte,
an oen er ollie peitersn 9lbleitun9en
antniipfte. Wenn er audi nod einz
NAL aipei Sabre i'm 9lmte Iein iper@
oe, meinte er, 10 bari man baa vWtilz
lenium" bssbolb oo6 ni6t eriparten.
Gs lit tlar, 8ater bat, nad Dem mas
er iid in Der leBteren 3eit idon sez
gen Die Irbeiter Rraussenommen
bot, ben slrbeitern ni6ts mebr 81
fdaen. Gr bat anbere, bDbere Goz
iinen i'm &opfe. @enn er iiberbaupt
9etommen lit 10 besbalb, neil es i'm
2anoe bier nun einmul Site lit,
ON 2abor Dan gu ben Qrbeitsrn gu
ipreden. Man tut Dies 10, pie
man in geipiHen areiien ia audi nod
CUR Stride gebt, niht neil man ielbft
Helision bat, Ionoern neil Die Res
lision gut lit fir oas Golt.
9lm Grgiten trieb es Der 8dnbioat
Der Hepublitaner, Serr 6arrp 8.
Oapis. Gr i6lug arg auf Die De-
motrdtsn los. Den 9temteriGsern
in Glepelono iagte er, bab er feline
2eute BON 9luspdrts anItellen tpiiroe.
Den Irbeitern periprah er einen
Minimallpbn BON $500 Die 800
DIE, gutes SrinttpaHer, llnionl0bne.
Der 8au BON gouleparos fir Die
9lutpmobiltIten piiroe bon ibm elm
9eItellt iperben uno oer9leihen i6Dz
ne Oin9e mebr. Wie er oas nit
ietnem republituniI9en, sroBtapitali<
itii6en 8elpii1en uno ebenlol6en
parteifreunoen suItunoe brinsen
tDnnte i6tpies er ith aus. Gr lit
elm 8roBmaul quati6t orauf log unb
oentt ii4: Bin i6 i'm slmte t0nnt
ibr mir ben Riiden runter rutiden.
Der o5taliitifhe 80 a y Or g.
ia n 3 / Dnt t, Ser { iir 4rbeiter
Helm in 8etra ht fo m m n
ioll, id9te tur5 unb biinoie mas
gu iagen 1T. Gr fdentte es Sen
2sltten niht, ibr freples Spiel aegen
Die glrbeiter nit oen NonzYartiIdn=
Wublen ullf3u5eigen unb su ertlGren,
Dab Die Sp5ialiit Yortei Iorgen iper=
be, baB Oieier S6pinbel pieber aus
Der Welt 9eidnfft miro. Sn treffz
lthen Worten legte er Die llnterI6teOe
oar, Die 5piT9en io3ialiItiIner Sd
ttgteit uno biirgerli6 tapitaliitiiden
8irten in Offentliden 2lemtern fir
Die 9lrbeiter gu Ieben lit. Seine
Qusfuhrungen madten iihtli6en
Ginorud.
Gin b0Iss Spiel oes3ufulls bra6>
te es nit lih, baB nuh Dem ioaiali=
itti9en Maborstanpiooten, Sen.
3obb. 6err George 5. Gorrerill, Der
oer5eittge Wanpr aus Seattle, Waib.,
iprad. Der geifall, Ser ibm gu
tell puroe 5eigte nit foit benguliz
i6er geleudtung ipie Indifferent Die
llnionleute Glepelanos in Der Yolitit
nod iinb. 2usbauernoe 9(rbeit Der
| So3ialiiten miro aber oenno6 Den
| umI6lpung bringen!
Die Carpenter glepelanos, berer
Unions fait 5000 Mann tart iin>
uro einen 9lusflug mittels Oampf;
ififf na9 Dem i9Onen Geoar Point
ma6ten, limb am belten gefabren
Sic perlebten einen lfDnen Sag ma;
: rem als 9lrbsiter unter ii6 uno be-
| oauern oies ebeniotpenig pis Die Or.
: beltsgGule Der Staot Glepelono, 81,
our9 ben 4usfall Der paraoe in Ser
Stdllen bleiben fonnten uno, ba ii
: in ben &ir6en unb i'm 2uno Bar
felnen 3utritt bdtten, gum eriten
NAL ieit Su6ren ieoer ,gbrune" ent
: ginsen.
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Die eunse 0pde mar Der @brun9
Der Irbsit selpeibt. Dem @pti i'm
SlmmeI 1ei e5 esoantt, ouB bieIe
,gbruns" ,,,i:t poriiber lit. glw leg
ten Sonntas nabm Der Sans ietnen
Infane. Sin feiItes prielte- -bdnd=
lein nah rem anoeren fdleppts 1if
gum plob ser Reoe, lpbt Die glr6eit;
@ott i'm 6in;nel, Der iie iesre uno
bie 3dnitaliiten. >>.t Den Segen oann
on iid nebmsn. Die Worte lporen
perihiebea Die NHslooie aber itets
Sic Gr,.t.. !oG stems fam ab unh
su nod Scr sra sur 8elturg Is
niiHen D, nlrbeiier G'ntt i'm Gimmel
aber fdiGn rstst oanfpur fein, b ?.
sic glrbeit 10 febr Ieene, buB auh Die
aupitaliiten nit ben on fth senomz
menen Se9en io9ar sufrieOen iinb.
Gtipas profaner ging es bel Dem
9ldnld i'm 2una Yort 5u. 9ier
belt idpn nahmittags um a llbr
8alaee 9. Yaple aus columbus,
Der SpritBsnbe Der Staats Snbuitriez
8ommiffion cine Reoe, in Der er ii6
Der niislihen Sdtieteit untersog, Die
1lnipnleute iiber Die Mahinatipnen
Der 9tlltgteits 9lIf'n gegen bus Or
better @nti9doisun9seeieB aufaltldz
rem. Sin trauriees 3eihen, ipenn
9lrbeitsr iiber iol6e Snfanlien nod
4uftldrung brauhen, lsioer lit Die
Nptpenoieteit biersu niht gu beitreiz
ten. Yaple bate aber mebr iiber
Ole aufnebmenoen 9lrbsiten Der Snz
ouItrietommifion iaeen t0nnen. I'm
iidl niht feitsulegen unterlieB er Dies,
er lit ii6 tldr bariiber. baB es oa
Gnttdui6ungen 9eben nirD.
Sin Rihter WilIis 9itern fprdh
iiter oie @orteils Der orsaniiierten
Nrbeit. Gr pubte bic 2sgislatur
Dss Staotes Sbio iiber Den griinsn
&lse 81 loben. I6tItunoenta1, Sim
oerIhuBgsieB uno anoere Qrbeitergez
iese, ertldrte er, iino cine sSplge Der
Sreaniiation Der 4rbeit. Wenn Die
StaatsgeIssgsbun9 oes Stuates Sbio
bisber nihts seleiitet Bate ais oos
@htitunbengeieB, bas ber5sit beItebt,
bate er fir DieIen Sell ieiner Hebe
Yriigel perOient. Der W2dnn fang
iehr ih0n. Gr ipuBte Elm bobes 2ieo
uuf Den S6tpeib bes 9lrbeiters 81
iingsn nit Dem oIIes eeiaaffen miro,
pas Die &apitaliIten ibr gigentum
nennen. Seine 8eisbeit enoete Oa=
NIT, oaB er meinte, Der Sapitoliit
ioIl Dem 9lrbeiter einen anitGnoieen
2ofn be5ohlsn. Der Mrbeiter Ioll aber
au6 cine pplle Sagesarbeit leiiten.
0aB Die Sapitaliiten ben
d big ten 8 bn. BEN liz
lien, ais etnen AN It d n
otgen" 2obn fir 2rbeite,
b'tr a d 6ten uno Die 9elei It e
te u beit ieltenals n l.
les Sagpert angeieber r
pirO = iiebe oas Streben mad
Dem Suilprlbitem fiht 70 einer
g9eoner nutiirli4 niat an.
grofeNor 5atton, elm Mann oel
IN Der WeItern HeIerpe uniperiitGt
nSplfspirti4aft" lebrt, i'm 6erbI
letten Sabres aber BON benz So3iali:
iten unp SilObauer Huppel in Dffent
lieer Sistuifion als Elm gan8 &C.
tpohnliter ppltsfpirti6nftli6er Ss
norant bloBgeitellt tpurOe, mar se
tommen INN Der erItaunten Mittpel
gu perfiinben, DaB er tein giireer
meiitertanoioat Iein peros. Gr iprad
in Hdtisln BON &anoiOaten Die lid
in ben 9dnoen elmer 3orporation be
finoen unb orobte, baB er ipre9el
peroe, ipenn es bafur 3eit lit.
WtaDDr 8ater Iprah in elmer Son
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The Jasper news. [volume] (Jasper, Missouri) 1898-1924, 1913-10-30

quite an auount of honey,-Mrs
Ch,s. Ball and daughter Martha
spent the week end in Webb City.
Jacob Byers and family and
Miss Aretha Baird spent Thursday
evening at the home Of Clyde
Wagner. The party spent the
evening at music and playing
ch.-John Cozatt Of Jasper
was at his farm Tuesday. Jacob
Byers and son Vernie are painting
the fine new barn which they
built recently,-Terry Wescott is
still walking lame, the results of an
injury he received when he was
thrown by a mule two weeks ago
The two.year old daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs Boyer had narrow
escape last Friday The little one
found a lye can, but fortunately
none of the contents entered her
stomach, but she was burned
about the mouth and tongue. .--
Mrs. Ross Farr and children will
visit her sister, Mrs, Harley Set
wart and family OF Mount Moriah
this week.-Mrs.. VIM. Lauder
baugh and daughter Miss Nellie
were Carthage shoppers Saturday.
WIN. Huffman and wife of Pres
ton have been spending several
weeks with their son, Everett
Huffman.-Mrs. Chas. Elting and
Mrs. G. F. Wagner went nutting
Friday afternoon.-Mrs. Lewis
Boyer is expecting a visit from
her sister, Miss Opal Tower. Of Ar
bella, Mo.-Mrs. Theo. Lawson
was a Jasper visitor Friday Mrs.
f. ]. Hille and Miss Lucy were
calling in Jasper Tuesday after.
noon.
The Jasper news. [volume] (Jasper, Missouri) 1898-1924, 1913-10-30
BLUE
Mrs. J. R. HATCHER.

Miss Eva Cline returned home
last week after a two weeks visit
at the home of her father, Roe
Cline, near Jasper.-Mr. and Mrs
Kahoose have returned from
III. where they we're called about
two weeks ago by the death Of the
latter's brother, he having been
killed in the mines-George Camp
bell, our school teacher, attended
the teachers meeting in Lamar,
the latter part of last week.-Mrs..
Henry Pugh and daughter Miss
Ruth called on Mrs. Paris Taylor
Friday afternoon Mrs. Paris
Taylor is slowly improving Quite
little wind storm passed through
this vicinity last Thursday morn
ing, doing some little damage at
the George Lilly home. A shed
was blown partly off the founda-
ton, the driveway barn door
blown down and two mulberry
trees uprooted. Mrs. 4. c. Cline
of Jasper and Mrs. George Barry
spent one day last week at the
home of George Lilly and wife
Mr.. Atkinson sawed wood with his
buzz saw, for Lucas brothers Sat
urday.-Mrs. ]. P. Smaturst and
two children from Cissna Park. Ill.
visited Mrs Wm. Mevius and Mrs
| c. NJ. Farris last week.-Thursday
Mrs. Mevius and Mrs. Smaturst
took dinner with Mr.. and Mrs
Dexter, near Oakton Miss Gladly
Crusa was sick last week, but il
better now.
The Jasper news. [volume] (Jasper, Missouri) 1898-1924, 1913-10-30
DEWEY.
Mrs. MAY MATHEWS

Mr.. Arch Rice made cider all
day Thursday. Clarence King
furnished the apples. Harvey
Goff had some apples also, but
not very many.-Clarence Sim.
mons and wife went to Jasper
Wednesday to see Mr. Simmons
father and mother Thursday
Miss Gwendine Simmons has ar.
rived and has been entertained by
her grandparents and Auntie
Vanch Simmons ever since. The
Deweyites will be glad to welcome
Miss Simmons in the reighbor.
hood. Harvey Goff has received
a box of apples from John Cot,
who is located at Cortez, Colorado.
The largest apples weigh 10 ounces
and measure "a inches one way
IA "a inches the other.-Mr,
Boyd, Mr. Turner and families have
been attending the revivals in
Jasper.-The rainy Sunday kept
most people at home, but Mr.
Dick Carter went to Carterville to
a big birthday dinner at Mrs.
Rusk's, and his son Lester Carter
came back with him for a weeks
visit with home folks.-Mr. Busby
and Estey Busby and Lester God
dard started for Arkansas Thurs
day with their own motor boat
and camping outfit. They are on
the hunt for a good time and good
apples. We hope they will find
both.
The Jasper news. [volume] (Jasper, Missouri) 1898-1924, 1913-10-30

sick several days last week, but
has again recovered.-Al 1t h e a
Armstrong has been afflicted With
neuralgia for the past 10 days and
is yet but little better Mrs. {.
f. Rex was a Carthage visitor Sat
urday.-H. J. Stansberry and fam
lily and Dorothy Rex took dinner
at John Weston's in Jasper Satur'
day.-Last week in making mem
ton of the entries made by our
people at the Jasper Fair, we for
got several things, and one was the
large and pretty s months.old colt
entered by Ernest Rex, which was
prize winner; and another was
the farm products entered by sew
eral different parties, and last, but
not least. the beautiful pound of
golden butter entered by Mrs.
Chas. Woodrow, which won the
blue ribbon over large number
Of entries. -Urias, George and Ho
mer Woodrow spent Sunday at
W. S. Lanes Mrs. Elizabeth
Johnson, who for several weeks
has been visiting at the home OF
her sister Mrs. Nelson, returned to
the home of ] c. Law, Friday
Mr. Ralph, of Vernon county, was
a visitor at the ] H. Scissor home
Sunday Naomi, is the first name
to the little lady who arrived at
the c. w. Stansberry home, Wed.
nesday, October IS, will answer
We would say to the kind and
patient editor and to all who may
chance to read these scattering
items of news: Please pardon the
poor attempt. we did not feel
like writing at all, so intense was
the pain from neuralgia but we
thought it better to send in a poor
write-up than not to try at all; and
would say to other correspondents
let us feel interested in our work,
and try to be helpers"
The Jasper news. [volume] (Jasper, Missouri) 1898-1924, 1913-10-30
DUBLIN.
Mrs. BERTHA WEBER.

Miss Lena Trout OF Esrom neigh
borhood visited Ella Davis and
family last Saturday. Joe Taffner
and family, from near Milford,
moved in with Mr.. Griifitts and
family last week. Mr.. Griftitts is
moving to the place known as the
Sturdevant place, where Charley
Tatfner farmed this year This
week Charley will move to a farm
north of Lamar.-Mr. Griffitts
helped Mr. Hamm move some
house hold goods to his farm near
Carytown last Fnday.-Mr. Wells
and wife are moving into the house
which Mr. Hamm and family va
Gated. Mr.. Grim and wife called
on Grandma Armstrong an d
daughter Thursday afternoon
John Griffitts of Mulberry, Kans.,
is having 20 yards of carpet woven
this week.-Emma King and
daughter Monte called on BERTHE
Garner last Saturday afternoon.
Mrs. Ross and daughter Mabel
of Esrom neighborhood visited
Mrs Griffitts and family last Sat
urday.-One item we forgot last
week was that Alb Hyder and wife
from near Avilla were here attend
ing the Jasper Fair and visiting
with their old neighbors and friends
Charley Davis has been hauling
some fine corn to Jasper the past
week.-Grace Crow closed the
school last Thursday and Friday
to attend teachers meeting at La
mar.-Bill Grifitts came over Sat
urday from Mulberry, Kans., where
he is working in the coal miles,
and visited with home folks over
Sunday
The Jasper news. [volume] (Jasper, Missouri) 1898-1924, 1913-10-30
LYNNLAND.
MRs. CLYDE WAGNER.

The Lynnland Sunday School
are planning for big time next
Friday evening in the way of a
Halloween soeial.-The bad wea
ther the past two Sundays has
been pretty hard on the attendance
OF our Sunday School.-R e a
Wood, daughter Of Chas. Wood
and wife, has been very i'll the past
week Of complications. Saturday
evening she was mueh worse, but
seems to be better at this writing
Miss Aretha Baird visited home
folks in Jasper over Sunday
George Isaac and Fern Wagner
spent Tuesday evening with their
grandparents, G F. Wagner and
wife. clyde Wagner drove to
Nashville on business Monday
Walter and Raymond Lauder
baugh found and cut down a wild
honey tree" from which they got
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Hazel and Bud Corbin spent Sat
urday and Sunday with their
grandparents, Mr., and Mrs. F. A,
Baston Verona Hickman visited
Saturday night and Sunday with
home folks.--lola De Spain is
staying with Chas. Stansberry's.
aud spent Sunday with her parents
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BLUE STAR.
Mrs. Myrtle CoINER.

a number OF friends gathered at
the Kelley home last Monday night
and spent a most enjoyable even
ing.-Cecil and Norca Larabee were
Lamar visitors Tuesday.--Chas
Johnson did some painting for Mr..
Selsor last week.-There was no
school Thursday and Friday. as
the teacher, Miss Kirby, attended
the teachers meeting at Lamar
from Thursday until Saturday.
W. S. Pennington and son Roy
helped Sam King cut kaffir corn
Friday and Saturday.-Friday at
the noon hour a number of friends
of Mr.. S James gathered at the
James home with well filled bas-
kets and eave him a very pleasant
surprise, it being his 6sth birthday.
Mr.. Wallace and family Of Kan
sas who have rented the Wick
place for the coming year. came in
Thursday with their car and have
moved in. and Mr.. Campbell ex-
poets to move out about Wednes-
day.-Will Kaderly and son Jake
drove to Joplin Friday, and moved
the house hold goods of Mr.. Nc
Cormick to the Hull home. Mrs.
Mccormick will stay with her sis
ter, Mrs ]. E. Hull, for the winter
but Mr.. Mccormick will work ir
Joplin for awhile. They Intend
farming in the spring.-Mr. anc
Mrs Ed Calvert, Mr.. and Mrs. ] E
Teeter and family ani Pearl Taf,
and children spent Sunday at II. E
Coiners.- Miss Cecil Larabee visit
ed with friends in Joplin Friday
and Saturday.-Ar. and Mrs
| Clarence Wells moved Saturday in
to the house vacated by Mr.. Hamn
and family, one-half mile north o
Dublin.-Mr. Hamm moved hi
family near carytown last week.
Myrtle coiner and son Lloyd spen
Thursday afternoon with Berti
Garner.-Mrs. Kelley's sister an,
her husband returned to thei
home at Vandalia. III last week
after a short visit with relative
here.--Lawrence Kelley and wifi,
spent Friday with home folks -
Prank Baston visited with his par
ents Saturday.-Mrs Kelley an,
sister and their husbands spen
one day last week in Carthage
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We, 7. II Tiller as president and
N. II. Paterson as cashier of said bank,
each of us, do solemnly swear that the
above statement is true TO the best Of
our knowledge and belief
T. II. Tiller. President.
n II. Patterson, Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to before me,
this 25th day Of October, A. d. 1913.
Witness my hand and notarial seal on
the date last aforesaid. Commissioned
and qualified for a term expiring No
vember 10, 1914
Bert Webb, Notary Public.
A. d. Lowe,
A. p. johnson,
]. N. Marsh
Drecturs
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LEBANON.
Miss ALrHEA ARMSTRONG.

MISS ALTHEA ARMSTRONG.
Snow and green vegetation and
summer flowers. Surely Dame
Nature is getting things mixed
jake Miller is yet very i'll with
typhoid malaria His father, L. H,
Miller, and sister Sadie, who for
the past 10 days have been suffer
ing with the same disease, are
slowly growing better-Mrs. Allen
Miller is recovering from an attack
of fever, and it is hoped within a
short time will be able to assume
her duties as teacher Of the Doris
Valley school,-D0rothy Rex was
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orIuIn Of the Name manhattan"

Origin Of the Name Manhattan"
Il is gravely given as an historical
fact that Peter Minuit and his com.
pany bought all Of Manhattan isiand
for the sum Of S24 after having re-
duced the owners to a state OF intoHl'
cation. II is also stated as true tnat
the Indians after that bit OF eosuy
debauehery, gave to the island tns
name Of Manhattan. which II Is salI
was Indian for "the island OF biissiu'
intoxieation."