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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-08
WEST VIRGlNIANS
(continusd from First Page1

rom tho West Virginia headquarters.
Tn" commissioners appointed 10y the
Governor 20 have charr. - she West
Virginia section 81 the states were I'M
able 20 attend. and on the eve. OF the
opening Of the celebration. col John
H. Love was named To- taNe charge.
Although tncv had not much time IN
which 10 arrange details. col. Love
and his Aides looked der the inter
esis - Tho West Nirginians and 'hei-
comforts
At the Yves, Virginia headquar,rr~
hoth sides wsrr repr,rs. col.
Love - n Confederate veteran. now
residinE ~ huntington. while Il l.
Tallman, o: Reiington. clerk Of the
headquarters. fought through the war
On the Union side. The others IN
ch7rc" ~ tho headquarters were J. l..
aidwel. OF Huntington. for many
years state commander of the g. \. r..
Senator So white. Of Mingo county.
a distinguished Federal veteran: and
samuel pppenheim. OF huntington. a
Confederate veteran
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-08

iHC. and Viii b. go '-,e nature o. last
Ncsr's outing az The pa-a.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-08
OLD HUNTINGTON VETERAN
PROVIDED BAND CONCERTS

on" ~ tho many delightful features
~ tho reunion was th" novelty act and
h"nI concert 81 'o.. John \ Paftce
and his company 90 Old solder f,d-
dl'i. Tho W"r" stationed AT tho
h''."1uhrt'rs 80 The Iron PrigaGr"
''f'"'n ard evening. intD-Sp,rS.G with
addresses lev veterans % both the
N"fth and tho south
eco. Fattec is a. resident os Hunting
i"i, W. Va. and he was FL famous
~ %" about THIS states HEADQUARTERS.
HIS company consists of turr. bows
ih "'u" and ~" sons a. dixie. who
a'i"''i'> served ~ opposing armies
during IN" civil war Th,. rlavip-
ami singing 9Th. oIdiime t.ncs and
songs "aC's tore de war" was a tr,at
.'' COMPANY was made ~ OF the
l"I"winE Union soldiers COL. J. 4.
f"ti'c. Late of the 18th Mich. Unity,
ana l.!sot Battery B., 4th 4. =. Arty.
IRON Erisad"' and LIST Army Corps
'Ati opened The first Gay's battle a,
Getty >hurs. r.. July 7. iVGc. lie IS 20
Years Old. capt. .. ". Wolfe. i,t. az
~" 18th 49, calvary. Is = Years Of
axe. Major Joseph ". Norcrn$~ ser
Yea IN IN" md y. ! Unity. ~. - 2
Years "f age. Confederate soldiers
capt. :. W Miller served IN tho Isl
Va CAV. on F1tz iig.h Lees Division.
from 1853 % clos" OF war. Was also
captain 80 60. D.. -ut Va. Iuft-. iu
spanish Ann rieau war l. IS years
Of AK" Major -. H. Haiu.rsl,v. ser
v"d iu th" Virginia state militia. Ia
., Years ~ age
'Di. Iatt'r nrw p.avs on ~. same
'.t iiddl" that WAS given him hy his
fn"ih'r over rftv-two years ago. and
while = i@ 90 fact D." never acc tired
rh"wl"lir' "f r,al.u- music cas- De-
i'n.S "ff.r'' without ro..Si uc is
''''-.t'f'i t"..d, 'r-. .t uof th. rt,a,-
ear T...-'l uu 'hr American ~ta-c.
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por'ant battles OF the Civil war and
took part in Pickett's charge AZ Get.
tysburG. He has prepared an elo-
GUent lecture on the battle OF Gettys-
Lurg. with particular reference TO
fickett's charge.
DR. Douthats address was greatly
appreciated Because he was familiar
with many details Of IN" battle ami
especially OF Pickctt's charge. aud was
able TO tell them in a comprehensive
manner lee was much in demand At
the reunion
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-07-09
1aDtpn NIB Selebue.

- I'm elmer Sisltna oes Taptoncr
Staotraths ilnterbreitete Die SoclaI
Igencu ihren 9crift iiber Die Ir.
beiteu p0breno uno naf Der Sod,
ilutb. Ter 9eridJt seigt $6294.04
Ausgoben uno $4294. o. iiir 9iepara.
turarbpiten uno $4,000 iiir Grietung
BON R0beIn. Ger Innf muroe Den
Social 4geucies abgeitattet. Staot-
ihabmeiiter Reders berid)tete $i0,'
403 in alien sSonbs, lpie foIst eiuge-
tbeilt: General 6onb 1894 70, Smf'
ina S4,271.15. AenclpoI Bombs 81.
1896, SdmIfono $iS7.t3, Gmer'
qencp Aeiiei S2791; Sauer.9onos
$1,73t.30, Sehlte aue. aSnlprooe'
ment S61.29. 49, StaotcIert MiartiI,
5criftete $403 aolLeftiouen. Muif
SeraI0, aurpoIt Der Strabeubabns8e'
ielliha't, beridtete. boB Die Seiel
idlait miaens lei, al Der SehIteu une
&errp StraBe cine neue aemlie 81
bauen, uuo ooB bieies notbpenoig iei
nm Die Gars unter5ubrtngen. Ter
,,2oop" f0nnte Die 8eieaid1ait je6od
nidt eutbcbren. Gas Streiben pur6t
entgegenaenommeu. lie 9lngeIcgeu
belt oes gnfaufs zines Bieroes iii
oas Observation-Disclosures tpuro
Deridjoben, 6a Elm gutoirud ange
ihQfft lper0en ioa.
-- las Seifenbeg1ngnib oes pcr
itorbenen 2aSoiepb aemper, 10 ,5abr
aIten Sobncs bon Bernard aenper
oou 9to. 410 So3eu slpeuue, Inpton
iinoet am Ionneritaa gormiitas poi
Der 9l. Ser5 SSeiu Stride aus itatt.
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Grai Zeppelin, Der Grpberer
Der Saft.

IS mar ole Belt nls bic automobik
ts6uit cine eritaunIide Gnt1pitluns
seiqte, als aud Die erite 9e6ingung
fiir Elm lenfbores 9uftihlif bic
Staffung sinss lsidten, itdrten
@rolclionsniotors. glaa5eno erfilllt
ipuroe. Ra6bsm bisier 'i5 Sund6f. fir
ole Jlugmaitine beIpahrt bate, foao
or and fiir ben 2enfbnlou 8erDen.
ouna. Sier befam, in Der Sefientlih.
tcit lpenigitens, porerit SrantreidJ bic
Subrung. Drsi Wlduner - Der bru'
iilianiihe 8eI0mann Sontos Iu.
mont, Der ghIlion1r 9ebnisoe oou Der
3uder6pnoitie unb Der Barrier
Sportsmnnu Seurn Deutih, ebenfallS
miaione.ueit, iparen es, bic oas
lentbare 2uitidrfi oerart foroerten,
oab ,Sraufreif einen uneinbolbaren
8oriprung 5lt beiiten idten.
2sn ienen 3eiten arbeiiete audi in
I9euiid)lano am gobeniee elm alter
Wann, ben pieIe gar nid1t ernit nab'
men Gs mar Der ebenlaltge aaoalle'
rieoffisier 8raf 3eppelin. Der 5tpnr
Inn Oeutih.fran50iiiheu ariege BE.
Ilpunoernaruertbes geleiitet uuo oann
! in 1Srieoens5eiteu bic hohIten Sproi.
| fen Der militdriihen RangIeiter er'
| flommen bate. Rah ieiner 8erab'
/ ihieoung pibmete er itd, nit boiler
iGinieeung ieiner Gnergie, Der Garh'
/ fiibrung ihon ieit lungem gebegtei
9lanc, Die nifts @eringeres be3rped'
ten ais Die Seritellilng eines lentbd'
ren 2uitihiifes. llub iiinf5ebn s5obr!
Iauiopierrloer arbeit brnudte es, lit
3u ieinem 3iele 3u fommen. Or pnl
bereitg II eSahre aft, benn er spar0'
am 3. ,Sull 1888 auf Der asniel be
aonitan8 ais Sobn eines Soiratb:
heS ,Siiriten BON Soben3olern.2eh
ingen geboren unb erGieit ietne aus
bilouna duf Der asnlfhul. uro ben
8olntehniflm in Stuttgart, De
ariegsif,ule 81 2ubmiesburg itnb al
Der llnineriitdt Iiibingen. 3eppelini
Sugenb fiel in Ole 3eit Der erltea 81
lienbobnen in GeuiihlaHo. Grei ssabr
Dor Seiner 8eburt iuuroe bic crit
Gtrsde 0iirnberssJiirth sebuut. III
anabe beiudte er nit ieinem SofmeI
liter 2ofomotiofabrifen llno crbiel
Ginoriife, um Die ieoer ,snnge pieI
lgtunoen @ees Iaufen ipiiroe. d
lbeilte nod Sic eiieabaln tiiE bic Su
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-07-09

8ermeFer, Rolonb gnne. Jolsenbe
bemotrotiihe 8anbioaten erbielten ben
eritsn pIdb: Ridter 8uten fir goun'
tpsRihter; Glen Morin, Ifeiicr; Or.
s. M. Disbp, Coroner; Somliel gais
len, Gpltntnanipalt; 20. 6. auimbp,
Rappr bon Canton; SOfepb gafiop,
Monor BON 8e1enue. Bon ben RE-
pubIitanern: 5rsb. 8nprr fir gountps
aFeFor; Diuiam Clip, Weapor BON
8elIeple.
- Spbn Qdlln perfluete bic Glib
Gopinqton nnb Cincinnati Strabsns
bubn 60. auf $500 Sdabenerios fir
erlitteus 9erlesuneen. @r fisl an Der
5. unb Columbia Gtrabe bon elmer
Gar.
- Inter benz 9prIise bes prGiibens
ten qetsr gauIencurt fono seitern
glbeno in Der Snnbhas'fhen SulIe bic
monotlibe geridmmlung oes Seuts
Iden pionier>@ereins itdtt. Sefretdr
@eprg sSoetb mar auf isinem pDitsn.
Die gei6liiFe Der Iebten 9eriamms
lung nurbsn osrlsfen uno aneenoms
men. - Cine ginlaoung pom Gopin9s
toner 9ioniers8eretn gum SO. Stifs
tunssfsit am Snmftag, ben 26. SuIi,
in gidstt's (grosmore's) 9drten muir
os perIefen unb bef4IoNsn, iid in cors
pore su betbeiligen. - Sonit purosn
nur Routtnsgei6dfte erIsoigt.
Sn Der Dean mig. Co.. an Der
SIt 5ront Strnbe, Isgten esitsrn 130
4rbsitsr bic Qrbsit nisoer, ou linen
gum srpeiten WaI cine aohnerbObuud
peripeiaert ipuros. Die Rstpport
iSounbrp, on Der WeIt II. Strabs,
/ f6lob ebenfaus ibrs Sbiiren biz alti
| Weiteres.
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Gp6n, Got on Der IL. Strabe, ipsitlih
Der Sermes glps., 81; 9eorge s. 9eas
man an 8. u. 56utie Cots go. 33
intI. 80 in Der South 5oirpietp Inter
abtb. an Der De Gouriep 4pe.. bafer
ais Sdutte's 8arten betdnnt 81.
SO. &. @e9riIt, ein Doufhiniit,
1885 Scott StraBe tpobnbuft, purbe
qef.ern bon einem Wtanne, Der yront
Sbomos iein ioII, nit elmer Seugubel
angeariffen. Die Gsnannten gerietben
iiber cine Qrbsit, Die SedriIt mahte,
in eineR @orttpe6iel unp itieb 3hoz
mas ods 9sr1tb, bas gum Gbfallaufz
greifsn benust miro, Sedriit ins 9e@
iitt. 3fpei 3inten brunsen ibm in
eie Qusenliher unb elmer in bic ltnts
SAldfe. Sbpmas fpuros fliittig. Dr.
SO. Us. 9artpin, Der gerufen pnroe.
leigtete benz Ntanne bic nOtbtge 5ilfs
uno ertlGrte Die 9srleBunsen fir ee=
fGhrIich aber nibt abiolut tDotlth.
- SIM Stubtgeri9t srbielten Sohn
Robb, Sdmes Yolmer uno SeAe
2ougbIin je So Strafe pesen Srun:
fenbeit. - Rpbsrt grpnner uno gno
See erbielten pegen 6rieoensbru6s j.
SIS uno bic Soften. - Pat. @tuen
Der bes llnfugs angetlogt mar tpuro'
untsr 500 giirgiaaft geitellt, Den
5riebsn ouf Elm Sabr aufre8t 5u sr;
haIten. - Sobu 5uller erbieIt meyer
unorbentli6ea 8enebmens $5 UNI
Soften. 0ieIer SAL puroe Dor Ge'
i6norenen perbanoeIt.
- Sn 5oGge bes Streits bsI
.Rplbers" iinb mebrers iSubriten &C.
! ialpiIen tpprben. Die 9ouitsn, Ston
pooo & @amble SO. arbeltet, oa threr
Geuten etne 2obnsrbobung am /. Sui
sspGbrt ipuroe. Die endurance Stoo
Rungs &c 5ounorp Co., an Der 10
uno Maoi'on Qpenue, bat ibre anlag
! aeIhloIIen, bis elm llebsreintommen &c
froffen 1T. Die Star Toiinbrp orbei
tet ebenfaug nidt. Die gsumten Be
6auptsn, oab tetn Streit in ibrsr ia
brit sriittrs.
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suriidml.ai. Disie 2siifung tsos it:te
cine Steiaeruns Der bisberisen 5odiis
lsiitune um ods mthr dls 2afdns.
Ca3u bate iidb Der graf bsinnbt 81
StunbeH in Der Cuff ssbdIttn uHn 10
ben Dsltretorb, ben bIs oobin ons
ceutfde Wilii6rluftfhiff NIT 13
5tunbsn Jabrtbouer belt, nm oos
breifode eei4laaen. I'm bsn rsdptsn
Wabiiob fir oitis 2eiiiuna gu eefptns
ntn. muB man iie auf dnoere eHifer'
nunasn iibtrtrdgsn. 4neenommen, Der
GensbalIon mare in Dee itatioHirt, 10
sonnis, ba sr in Jeinbeslonb nlht nur
I'D isben. ionbern aud Die Wlslouns
suriid3ubrineen bat. ein arels mIi
siusm Rabius bon 300 WlsiIen oas De-
biet feiner Mir,famteit btSeiGntn.
Dieter areis ihlisbt aber SR Staost
Qpcn. yours nnb Domit nat!irls6 Vns
ris elm, fsrner duf eueiiFhtm Beeen
bic Stdbte g]orismoutb, 2onooH uHn
g)armoutb. Das beiBt: oieisr qtnsbals
Ion sonnt. anesiiats einss brobsnben
! erieees cine GriurfioH na6 garis ur,s
tsrnehmen, t6nnte onbei ben paTiier
| sortaiirtel Elm ober sirtiusnl unltrttlen
unb tOunte am anbersn Sase IN Wes
| ii6sr feline geobn6iungsn berihten.
Obsr er tonn.s uon Msb obsr aoiu
aus mad pcrtsmouth fohrsn. fih bort
bic maritimen 3uriitunsen GnsIdnos
anisbsn, !5nnte einen 4biteher noh
Qonbon MAIDEN uno forute nob Gin
Stiid aiiite abfabrsn nno eiren Bid
mad, Dcptr bineinipsrfsn, bepor er Roh
lG5ln beint.ebrt uno feline Rotistn uno
bic iuom1alith Ihon entpideIien phos
Etoaopbiffen 9lotten nbliefsrt.
nod Sip<in,al folite Graf 3spptlin
lpon uneliid beimefiu6t iperotH. Jm
ISuni 1910 fheitsrte bds 2uftfdiff
| Seuiid,lanb i'm 1sutoburger Walo
Iunb am %. Suni 1912 fi.l oos aufts
IIhiff Ghpaben in DuHtloorf sintr
Observation-Disclosures gum Gpfer.
i 6euie ipelen bic Wilit6rlnftf6iffe
hes Spiiems Zeppelin tins grcb. Rolls.
Mud in WarinelrtiIsH nerosn He tius
sefiihrs, unb bereiis ift bos sriie Wlas
rinslufiI6iff bonn St0pd eelnufsn.
Igrobe Grfolss baben bic PaHosisrs
lluftitiffs orfjupfifsn. Die Gnbrt h'r
banla BON 6ambure nnh acpenb1gsn
ano suriid lisferis ben geipeis. bdb in
sipDiF Eiunpen cine Strede Don 300
Mtilsn suriidssltei ipsroen tani.
Den iiinsfisn 5riumph feisrie bsr
|greiie Grfinbsr mit feiuer Gsrnfohrl
mad gDisn. 8eiubelt bon Der gsDolis'
runs traf er bort I'm 5uni NIT ieintm
auftIfiff Sa1fsn Gin. Rad elid'
lIiGer panbuns ipurbe Dec btri.bmts
.auftgrdf" als @ait oss aa!fns
Igrans SOiepb spilIscmmsn gstsibsn.
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N E iu y o Z t.

Gie 0euport Office fir Sas gGin'
rinnatier goIfsblatt" befinoet iIdI III
go. 339 gOrf StreFe, geaeuubcr Dem
Gpurtbanic, wuielbit gleuigfeiten, stn'
,cigcn 1t. |. 10. bis 10 llbr 40 Mimi
ten abeubs entgegeugenommen mer'
ben. SeIepbpu Spntb 2401.
- @runoeiqentbums usbsrtraeuns
qen: SbaIer Bern, Sruites, an 80.
s. uno Ratbsrins TIpnn, Got go. l3
in Soutbgate, 81 etc. - 0erislbe en-
Zulu 1aplpr, 2ot in ben Reppprt
6eigbtg, 81. - 5tgblono GeDeIUps
nlent Comp, an %. 8. Q. Dbeat,
Got in 8riurcItff, 81. - 2stpis
0cbnsd an Senrp 8otsI, 2ot an Der
@rano Qpe., 81 etc. - W}arion W.
9tQeu on ben 6igblanb S6ooI 3is
Itrict %, Got in ben 9igblanos fiir
$1,000.
- Charles Wlpsrs nertlagts in,
GircuttQerichte Ulapme 6. Wlene.s
unb Die Commonwealth 2ife Snius
renee Comp. uuf 3abIung BON $184.s :
2S, bic er dls grGmien auf cine Ges
bensperIitsrung Don Utarp gBtibsr
fe3oblt baben mill.
- Sofepb McqaugbIin, q Sabre
ult puroe i'm Gircuitgerihte fir irrs
finnig ertLdrt uno feline lleberfubrun9
nah Qertngton oHgeoronst.
- Supt. Sharon unterbrsitete aes
tern ben S6ul Gommiiidren ieinen
Sdbrssberibt. - 3479 Stinbsr beIuhs
ten bic S6ulen, nGmIi6 1879 SHds
ben unb 174O Uadbhen uno ertIdrte
-oer apmmiFiou bic 4snoerun9en, Dix
er in Der untsrridtsmetbobe ma4ts
- 0ie 8alun3 i'm General 5ono be-
itrua am l. SuIi 7181.85 unb i'm
| Sintinofonb $1305. Gjei6dftsfiihrsr
gstbarbt nuroe autboriiirt, fir siu
| Subr fir ShuI 8ebarfsurtitsI ans
| qebote entgegsn ga nebmsr. - WlIt
! rem Qnbrinaen BON gementfeltenlre'
| cen um bic SauIbduIsr piro emit
fpsiIen setpdrtet.
q. fFitters, Der einen 4utos 9rud
Ser GrpTtal See Comp. in ben Sigh
lambs bambaroirts, srbisIt ein'
tfuipenoirts Strufe bon $40 IN:
Soften,
- Rep. Wlartin 9. 9a0is, frubsl
guftor Der Ct. Sobannes 0eutib CD
Stride in gellepus, 1T nod einem Sab,
Qufentbalte in Der .2eper Golonp~ II
Sneie.. suriidsetehrt uno tpiro an
tommenben Sonntag in osrgp. prot
ct. paulus airde eiHen 0ortrdi
baltsu. Seine jungs Satin, ell
5rdulin Gina S6aufsIe, bsgleitst
i'm.
Der 5all BON @m. $. Sober
Der auf Elm 2lffioapit Der SRI. goitI
6. 9eih, 19 Sabre ali, Don Der Ster
! ling glps., st. 99omas. 9p, in 5of
oenommen nuroe, Durbe i'm Gountp
ssriht perfaoten.
/ - gountpclert grpun pOa5og &c
itern ote offi3ieas 3tehung fir 9lds
uuf Dem primdrDabl3ettel. gs tper
ben 127 &anoibaten fir ale 1emte
funairen. IA 3epublituner, Ia BRO
qrefipe unp il 9emotratsn babe
feline Sppoiition. Jolgenoe republitu
nifhe 3anbiDdteu baben tetne Sppoii
ton: gountprt6ter, 5. 8. gOlB;
gountnclert, Chris. Wilius; Sberif'
Boone 9osnep; GountpanDalt. 9enr
au9ler; 9efGngnibDdrter, Mlat
Wasner. Demotraten: Sobn aru6te
fir Sberiff; 2nman 8rpdn fur Gour
tpelsrt; Sames We9innis fir Supei
Il intenbent Der gountp<S6ulen; Sc,
; man aemper, GefdngniBpdrter. prt
!, areFipe: Coroner. Or. 5. 8. 5oln
ftebt; aFeFor, W. u. glud; Gountt
j anpaIt. s. a. Shatslforoi COUNT
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poIdrbunbs In Der E6sptis.
gius Der @htpeis ptrb ssidrisbeH:
Die 9sripaltuRs Der Sunsfraubabu
BAT bic 4biidt. sipifdsn bem Sung
frnuioh unb osm Wdrjelsnfse ouf
btm 0lstI6er sinsn ShlitisnoNnii NIT
WolarbunbeR sin3urihttn. Jm lsbien
Dsssmber purosn polarbuHot auf oie
GtntioH GigertIstffkr gebratt, nm ft
bort gu ntilimntiiireH. Die 1bitre
haben b.n Minier gut iibtrbanben.
unb man BAT lie nun bsrsits fir ben
@oftbisnft sipiffxn GissnslstfHer unb
gBsuasrnalp abperihtsi. Heipdlrsn lie
liih. 10 iria bic gtislllhafi zine gr6s
bsre 3aM BON qolarbunotn anifnfs
fen unb DdRn ben bunDeIdIitisnDitnIt
5unsfraujOd, Mdrieltnise er0fsntn.
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gsasiabls GsnpouHo
iIr mid sstbnn bat.
Id mar nsrp . .,
fhnad, unD ipouis
nur ihIafsn. 5fbt
sann III witesv mflns
tdalidsnarbtiifn Der.
rialtta uno 10 fable
sshH Sabre jiiHssr als
wis Id nit bsm eia.
Hthmtn sSrsr Mset.
sin auFne. ID tathe
iretnbsinsr fyrau, Sts
ID foHiHliirsn, che Ne
iurs Nrss aeht. - -
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seber 9iirser ioilte ieine anstsc.
0cnbeiien berartia regeIA bab er am
80. ss,lIi bier iein nnO feline stiHms
lei Der dreibrisi. saaN atseben finn
HuA
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aomahcr. 1rds. - I'd litt fnrfibar an
elmer Nsr,,suna une aIaisnIeihen. 3D. mar
imn.tr kissne nub tOnntt isins 1trsds lp,ii
aahsn. I'd, olaubts, ID sOaHts niAi eshsilt
ptrhen, bod ritth mir nisins Wnissr, sgsia
o. pinfbam's NsatiobIs eempouno w &C.
brauhsn, ras I'D qua that.
sd bin boa btr gtsisbuHs ethsill ane
eok @lattnIeintn 10 bsbobsu. Das eoH'
sOune III meiRfr aHfiAs mad sw bsat gtfsi.
ain her SsIi iir Ieiesnot Srausu. Btaa
RioIa Saspsr, aOmahOr, ltras.
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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1913-07-04

Labor was first to form a tangible
organization. The individual work
man became convinced by experience
that he could not successfully cape
single handed with the more powerful
individual or corporation employed
Their interests being common work
men made them their common cause.
Eventually the labor unions placed
the individual or corporation employ
ed in the same position the individ-
ual employee had occupied and it be-
came necessary for purposes of de-
tense to join forces with those whose
interests were the same. Both CAPT
tai and labor based their organiza-
tons on the theory that self-preser-
walton is the first law of nature.
1t became a battle of determination,
a struggle for the survival of the
fittest of he two antagonistic organ
izations and the weapon naturally
resorted to was legislation. The
rivalry was for legislative influence.
Legislation did the rest.
Both of these forces to a greater
or less degree have prevented legisla-
ton for their individual benefits, and
the public, as usual, has been the goat.
They have regarded their interests as
of first Importance and used every
influence at their command to shape
legislation to their uses. In other
words, the representatives of the peo-
pie have been made the agents of an
tagonistic interests.
The light to be thrown upon means
employed to lead and force legislation
will give the public a better under
standing of the misuses to which
their machinery of government has
been applied and the result should be
the withdrawal of this powerful aid
to industrial warfare.
If left to themselves to fight with
their legitimate weapons capital and
labor will be more likely to come
to an early and equitable understand
ing
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1913-07-04
THE MEL TING POT,

and arms and lives, more or less.
when we think of our country, the
greatest little old country the sun
ever shone upon.
STAND back and let the eagle
scream. His wings spread from the
Atlantic to the Philippines, his tail
feathers cover the Panama canal and
he holds the north pole in his beak.
AND when he screams let the rest
of the menagerie keep silent.
wHoOPl Here comes the flag, the
banner of the free (and some of the
easy).
wherever floats that standard sheet,
Where breathes the foe but falls
before us;
With freedoms soil beneath our feet,
And freedoms banner streaming
Ger u.s."
o, WE'RE there with the gush. and
we're there with the goods.
NO foe has yet made us take to the
woods.
AND you wouldn't think it to see
us, would you? The mildest man
nered and sweetest dispositioned pups
ear.
WATCH us grow?
WE can take a raw recruit from
the Riviere and have him hollering
for Pres. Wilson and the union in
ten minutes.
SOMETHING contagious about
American citizenship. II is the surest
bug to propagate that ever crawled
into a bean.
AND we're only 1877 years old.
Think of that when you make your
comparisons.
THINK how long it has taken a lot
| Of nations to play second fiddle to US.
| AND then reflect that to be an
American citizen is the noblest work
| of the naturalization laws!
c. n. T.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1913-07-04
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AS TOLD BY AUNT GERTIE.
Chapter VI.

Before 1 tell you what the terrible
thing was 1 must tell you how the peo-
pie OF the town talked about the
prophet.
i saw the great prophet with my
own eyes said one Turk.
That mans eyes certainly sparkled
like fire." said another man.
The prophet had a beard like a
foaming sea-" said another one.
The merchants son was very happy
10 near all these strange things about
himself.
'Ill go back TO the woods now"
he said. III find my FLYING Trunk
and get it ready for my fnal trip TO
the palace" He went back, accord
ingly.
Alas, his trunk was in a little heap
OF ashes A spark from one of the
nrecrackers he had shot into the air
fell into the trunk. The first little
breeze that blew famed IL into
lame and the trunk burned up. The
poor merchants son could never fly
any more. He didn't know what to
do or where TO go. But he decided
that he must leave the country at
once. He took one last, lingering look
at the palace and started on his jour
ney.
The poor princess, sad at heart and
very sOrrowful, sat in her apartments
and waited and waited and waitedl
But her Turkish prophet never came.
Instead he went about the world tell
Ing stories to people and tried to for
get his princess.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1913-07-04
WHY WE CELEBRATE

WHY WE CELEBRATE.
o, we are a lusty infant
OF one-thirty-seven years,
We have had our times of smiling
And our times of many tears.
Looking back we see our follies
And where we had the right
We recall the days of peacefulness
And when we had TO fight.
The mother country tried in vain
To take us cross her knee,
And lay upon our system
Her hand cOrrectively.
We kicked and squirmed and wiggled
And showed such bravery
She was glad to quit the struggle
And let us have our way.
Since then we've fought among our
selves
And turned the Spaniards back;
Old Mexico was given hers
With many a sounding thwack.
While England learned at New Or
leans
She had got in wrong again,
And retired from the battle
With look that mirrored pain.
We've grown so strong in later years
That no one talks of fight,
Except the busy jingoes who
In tales of war delight;
We hold the world at good arms
length,
And it's a stiff one, too;
We never start a bluff we can't
Quite surely carry through.
Little things that come along,
Like Hobbies, trusts and such,
We think them merely bagatelles
And not to count for much.
The people now are on the job
At PreXy Wilson'S back,
And when a CRATER shows his head
He gets a hearty crack.
HURRAH! Three separate and dis
tinct times, and a tiger.
THIS is the day we celebrate. The
sun never sets on it. The sun wouldn'
dare to. The day is too hot.
WE may be insane but if so we
are periodically demented. OF what
consequence are a few thousand legs