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Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-04-13
Why SuffragetteS Should
"Break Hearts, Not Windows

clever women. To persist in them
now is a suicidal policy. The hour
has surely struck for mightier deeds
than these. No great movement
like this wOman's movement, can
afford to waste time d energy on
either petty ambitions (for in this
sense it does matter by which so
ciety the vote is won) or Anticipated
or Tuffianly methods.
That the militants have, in their
excellent organization, combined with
their able reckoning with average
human nature at it's weakest and at
its strongest, built up a policy Of
pugilistic politics no one can deny.
But pugilistic politics have not come
to stay. The vitality behind this
new manifestation of the suffrage
question, however, the herOism, not
affected but real, which counts
prison and even death little and jus
tice much, has come to stay, and is
every day drawing into the suffrage
movement those women who hate
militant tactics but who love
bravery.
The saner war. if it still must be
war, must consist in the breaking
of hearts, as mothers break their
hearts, rather than in the smashing
of windows. Woman must free her
self for the sake of her three-fOld
maternal unfolding, an unfolding to-
ward her lover, her child, and the
State. She must use every legiti-
mate chance that comes to enamel
pate herself in order that she can
free others. Her object should be
to become a maternal stateswOman.
Every detail is significant, every
honorable device worth while. Let
her use all the votes she already has
on municipal councils, let her home
be the home of a capable citizen and
not the home of a doll or a slut or
slave-dTiver Let her be as capable
of making a pudding as of laying
down the laws for the perfection OF
other peoples lives. Let her study
eugenics as well as the wonderful
art of living. Let her voice not be
heard so much in the streets as in
the every day matters she can and
must organize. The little things
really count the most in bringing
final day of reckoning.
The truly maternal woman sees
beyond politics. She sees a day
ahead when, even if politics organ
lied and allowed sweated labor, war,
the white slave traffic, and mOnopO-
lized corners in capitalized indus
tries. there would not be men and
women enough to avail themselves
of the base opportunities given. For
that day to come every woman who
sees must act according to the light
within her and the Opportunity
afforded her from outside. While
she is busy smashing windows she
may be neglecting her real chance.
and real chances rarely offer twice.
II needs intelligence, control, druds
cry. patience, and no concession. ].
is the REBELLION Of the materua
woman who wants to save not only
herself but all her children.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-04-13

Of their intangible persons
The soul is very fine gas held together by
electricity and can pass through all solid sub
stances.
When the body dies the soul leaves it.
This is the essential part Of the act of death.
The soul being infinitely light rises from the
body into the heavens, but after a time it
acquires powers of locomoton that enable it
to 90 to any part of the universe.
The souls are visible to one another.
The soul at first retains the form of the body
but this becomes modified. The limbs are
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-04-13
By Mrs. HaveIock Ellis

AHAA -
1.-The Celebrated English Authoress.)
r AWLESsNESs and disorder
are what women wish to
L. abolish; why introduce new
methods of old abuses? The argu-
ment that the hunger strikes were
to enforce the proper treatment of
prisoners as political offenders is
illogical. Misunderstanding is not
a political offense any more than
burglary. However honest the mo-
tive behind it, it still remains an
anti-sOcial act.
The latter-day methods of the mill
tants are unworthy Of their great
organization and of their brilliantly
Picture OF a Spirit After
DEATH" Made from the
Spirits" Own Description
by Professor Zaalberg Van
Zeist.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-04-13

How We Look After Death, According
to the Conception of Professor Four
nier dAlbe, Which Differs Somewhat
from That of the Amsterdam Scientists
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1913-06-05
Rid,icnutaiu.

0cutc mpdltc idl Nhueu uuo ocf
licbcn @cicru lh,cS &Iu,tcS cwoS
er,dhIeu non ocr Geitr uuicytS En'
trcueiciicS, bcm Neiic ocS hcilialtcr
0cricuS Seiu. um rerannacucn
1reitaa ocn ali'cr Wni Spu bcncu.
oic ppr runmehr ~ Schrcu 1851
birieS dci, an cireu - iruhc n
Eaten I'M Wpuat Nat neicicrt.
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mnt rS ben Hitllientrn nn,crcr We.
mciuhe le,dlt acmodlt. iidl allie az
Der arpk,r deler III beiheilisen. mas
iic nud trcu acthon. ,ir Sushi,'e
int Ntit,inhl uue iur &crberrIih.
liua beS delttoaes pareu Die 9iadl
brrprielier ppn Wah nno tfcru her,
briaeeilt, SnS ieierlidle lieutenant
tclcbrirtc Sen, Sultan Mptrualpmsli
upn S,uensuille. benz ais Sio,pn
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ais Subbiatun a,iliiirteu. Rcu.
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mar gerrmunienmeiher. 7ie ocutite
tcrnise deiiprrbiat bicIi Seu. /.
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bihitc Srehiat in enaliiter Spradle
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muis: ben iatrnmen,alen Scacu or,
tbeilte Sep. Goa. 2hmint oUn
SarS. Nuhcrbem nahmen npdl on
Der Icitieicr theil bic bualn. perrtn
I. Il Tiepcnbrpd por sseiiphalin.
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Tie Setbciliprns eer tslduhiaen
oeu 8nh uno Nern mar icbr arps:
nnb niele .mpiinaen bic bl. Satra.
mcnte; nit benz feieriihem 2ebae.
lang: @rpser wpit- idipk bic aen.
ieier.
&C TT sisr 'trr vel, sacd'sr
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1913-06-05

m.at mChr pcuusCuo pcrcanct mi
Scr thermometer iiciat in Den Lester
(nGcu tnlmCr bis uuo uhcv ~ NruN
Vet Iplchcr l,iee uub Tl1c lucrncl
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! blc i'm dviihlnhr 10 uiclpcriprchent
mnrcu. inmcr lcrluacr Tnr,m
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Sutt bclicu.
NeiteS AbiIhrmittel ilr Aeliere.
glItc Manner uun iraneu tcouricu
tiucS AbiubrmiitclS briuacnoer dis
luuec 6 mnS ntcr iiher unp I'm
idlnelidl iein unh cine oas 'cire Vein
pernriad,. Tr. airaS Ne; SliC
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mtit ilc prpmt unb leidlt mirtca.
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4 Nilitneper. @eiiphatin. Rehaesu
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SheIi Il Sons SraSina Co., St.
lhuriaS uuo 81. elizabeth.
SapS.
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Yiorr'5ule nj, Guoc Spni oblici.
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aui Den Wruuo uieoer. Sas schiaec
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Tic sehruher 6prt habcn ihr
pcrrn Tallmener ant Ieiner aarm
cine uere sd,eunr ppllennet uub iinb
ieet oaunu cine fur Sa.ae s,ree an
Stflle eer I'M eeraannaeaen sainirr
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1913-06-05
Shaimberlain'S Eclic, Cholera
uue TDarrhpe Wiittcl.

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,c birie Erdperntipn wdhrcuo Der
bcibcn Sounertna; ou Nouo bob;u.
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uurlibcr III. Us hot inr ben 3urd
,upirr cS bciiimnt. nih irirrS @lci,
Sbcu, NauitN lcbt. &ertouil bel allen
Nnu0lrru
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1913-06-05


Taos unb beren aooptiutodter ari.
9Qoaoalena 3pnner uerIebten elnigs
1aae babier nub IN Ridliuuntain bel
6reunoen.
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aoetsto,un hOlts am Nontaa bic 2n'
meu @ittwe 5rant Suriioauiel ssrau
0ermann 6eriibaniel uub bic drl.
Gbriiiina unb Gertruo foritoanieI !
uun bier nb ~: ::einem Seiudle ieiner
uno anoerer ihn'u bort uerlpanoten
6aulilien.
-6uhw. Spieph Shn,ibt BON
5apS perlebte am lesten 2pnrerstaa
eiuiae Stnnben bier iuoraui er iIdl
sur 5beilnnbme an benz 6atrunsieite
nah Sidliountnin beeab. Nm ielben
5aee tamen aud) Der budlw. D. :.
Wudermann BON 2inu uum bpdlp.
&atcr Bruno opn Setlup. Sll. be-
alcitet nnb hphu. Suhn 6peidlen
ppn Rolf nui bent Wenc nndl ielbem
StGbtten bier ourdl.
-ScdlS 9lutumpbile iubren an
Suuntoa bier upr. 6iini oerielbcr
borunter 0oS bcs BERN w. ". 6ih-
hpl,. truaen 0nnptndbiler bon bencn
nit IuSnnhnW beS 0erru " Y.
GidDbplS. Cttp Nrbaer unb Grl. W
gpniin Noples uus pcriae beionnt.
ons cnoerc mar baS beS perm Ste'
vhan gSeridlni nit benz GiNenthiimcr
unb bent iuuaen p;rm peurp Ncrten
ais 1niaiicu.
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9iamcneicite uuiers bpdru. GinrrcrS,
DirO abcuoS I'M : llbr nntcr Der
Seituu9 Der ebrp. Shulidnucit,rn
uUn ben SdluItinoerr cine Suritel.
luua ilnttiiuoer neldle nm Suurtna
Den II. Suni aM llbr Nadlmits
tags nbcrmols aeQebeu uiro Qic
%uriiC,tina miro bcibe Walc nui Der
acrduuuaen A. G. Inile acacbeu
rtrbcn. Yin acuiiaero &dunlIidlteit
miro cs olip nidlt iebler uno UNI ole
@drpei,ern ibre Dluhe ~ IObncu uuo
ben Nirberu sn icieeH ban mon iidl
iur ihrc Sciiurncu nttcrrelIrt, iulIte
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on nuNcrcr Sttlic,
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on Der uutcrcu WnrieS Gpro bel Nc
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bah Die Nrildc nudl uirlIid oil Der
SttIIc crbout lucr6c. undlacaebcu.
unh uod)ecm ouh bic Gpmtu Court
oicicu bic ,nlltt Der Wnutui,rr be
wiIIipi, hat hdl onoclS bcipurcu
uuN NoS .rplc,t fallen ncloiicn.
giuu ha, mitber bic nuocrc dnttipn,
bic fur bic pbcrc po"r lphu Nurp,
mcncrS fprh bic Snd)c in Die 0onb
neupnmeu uub Die Gpur, eriudt lire
SmGldlnit Fir oic 0dIl.c Der Auiicr'
nlSnnc ~ huruyircu, WcldlcS oicic
and Orthan. Nod mChr. bic ouurt
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ntniCur btaultraat E!nuc uno Srcri'
i'ntiuuen nriiiertilcn fir bic
obcrC &riIdc umo W;ro bic Guunin
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0uui,rutiiuu bcriclbcu entac0cnrch
men MIC I'M punt - llhr WittnQa
ben (. 9Iuauit 1913 I'M Guurthauic
~ Yinr c.0iiuei rucrhcu Tic Guurt
bchnIi iidl bnS &cd)t uur lCocS uub
ollie Nnnrbptc III pcrlrcricn.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1913-06-05
Notice OF Election.

he regular annually meeting OF
the stockholders OF the Bank OF
At>lphalia for The eltttipn OF seven
directors To serve ihs ensuing year.
will he held in The banking hou>e on
Saturday June 9Th. !9i3 between
the hours OF . o'clock A. Al, and L.
O'Clock NJ,
GERHARD PLASSMEiER. Pres.
uENEN wESTEpNANN Sr-
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1913-06-05

Spldle. bic ent,peocr 2uit haben
baS Nerrn GaSpnr fediteI aehbriec
6iaenthum in llieiioer Staot su
tnuieu pbcr eS III paditcu. mpaeu iit
oeiieut:reacn an Del llutericid1nc,
ten penoen. oeurg u. Srune
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1913-06-05
Grand Musical and Dramatic Entsr,ismtent

sIvea syss
Children Of St. School Friday aad Sunday sn and
c. Itan
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1913-06-05
Cur Nead,fnna!

Id, Der llnterseidncte. &saeoui'
icher in ssearoiitritt IL. eitte bier
nit ollie ~ meinem Sinriit aehbri.
aen mdnnIidlen Sdraer ppn iibrr u
Sabrn bis ipatcitenS ben l. gull
iaiaihre GpIltare an mir III entridl'
ten. anbcrculalis bieie aui seiegIi'
dew sseae einlpIleitirt werhen mirs.
Nhipnaseoll
@sli!s, ess..s.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1913-06-05

2as iplenoibe Ssirteu pOn gbans'
berlain's lab.eteH wirb pon 5aa ~
3na betnuuter. 3ieninls bat ninr
Gin 10 srU6artiaes Rittel iar SRa.
asr' uno 2eberIeioeu eetnrut. Ser,
tauit bel alien iodrhlsru.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1913-06-05
PROGRAM

Entrance March Young America
Piano: B. Kamps l. Schaeer-Mamon: l. Lseekenhof H. Bott
R. HenkeGa AWern-Zther: lohann1 am Anna Borgmeyer
Chorus. Invitation to ti". Feast.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1913-06-05
,}n pcrfanien oser 40 serreuten

HENRY WESTtRNANN. Sec.
Morgan County republican., 1913-01-23

teapot, Frank White held spite at H.
A. Young. chairman of the County
Republican Committee, and this was
his opportunity to hit Young, and he
bit him. Then, again, it is probable
that White wanted to Civ Young
dose of the same kind that Warner
gave him. and thus show Young what
it felt like to be all hattened out by a
fellow higher up. The Schannep
gang had their plans all land and work
practically done two or three days be-
fore Judge Neville died; McClelland
had decency enough TO wait until the
man with the sickle had done his
work. And thus ends chapter one,
with, we hope, more chapters to fol-
low, for not more than the half has
vet been told.
Morgan County republican., 1913-01-23
Thirty-one Years.

This week the Times starts on its
thirty-second year, and we wish to
thank the patrons for their support in
the past wear, and we will try this
year to give you the best paper pos
sible, but we need your help. II you
know OF news item phone 1t in.
This will aid us wonderfully in max
ing live paper.-Billings Times.
That is how long we have been in
the newspaper business, as the editor
of the REPUBLICAN started the Times
in the years of long ago. SO far back,
it looks now as if it was centuries,
and what wonderful panorama it is.
Morgan County republican., 1913-01-23
Fine Pennies To Idaho.

FIVE THOUSAND PERSONS HERE Con-
TRIBUTED 70 The EDITORS FUND.
The campaign for pennies to aid in
paving the fines OF the Progressive
editors of Idaho, fined and placed in
fail for for contempt OF court. netted
$50 in Kansas City. The draf, for
five thousand pennies will be mailed
this afternoon by S. f. CLANCY and
A. o. st. John to Daniel Dunnlng.
Boise. Idaho, who is collecting the
fund. The same amount of dollars
instead of pennies could have been
collected in Kansas City, said Mr..
CLANCY today, # each person had
been allowed to give more than one
penny.-kansas City Star.
Morgan County republican., 1913-01-23
Important Notice To Rural Free
Delivery And Star Route
Patrons.

DO you feel the need of a daily paper
in your home, II so, YOU doubtless
want THE BEST You do not want
SO. called Rural Route Edition " You
real. newspaper. You can get the full,
complete and up to date DAILY GLOBE
DEMOCRAT of St Louis every day,
except Sunday, under spec offer
open only 10 Rura Free Delivery and
Star Route patrols T.. TWO DOLLARS
AND FIFTY CENTS (f2 5O) PER
YEAR The price 20 other subscribers
for the same paper il 81. 20 per wear. and
you will therefore appreciate the big
baresiH that is within YOUR reach. If
YOU want the great SUNDAY GLOBE
DEMOCRAT As well as the daily, add
~ 90 for the sunday one wear Send
in v"ur order to-day and De sure
to give YOUR full Rural Free Oeliv-
cry Or star Address II vou prefer
the Twice Week" GLOBE Dem
CRAT. vou vii find remarkable offer
on that iSSu- including the Farm and
Home Ma saz,ne Section in colors, else
'ere N this paper. Addreas G lobe
Prining Co, Publishers. 81 Louis Nj
Morgan County republican., 1913-01-23
AdvertIslne A Rates.
A New Probate Judge.

As stated in last weeks REPUBLI-
CAN, |. NJ. Scharnep was appointed
by Gov. Hadley as Probate Judge OF
Morgan county, to succeed the late
Judge, II. r. Neville, and will hold
the Office until dec. 31st, 1914.
This was probably Hadley's last
doin's.
What did Mel pay for the Office"
you ask.
Oh, we don, suppose he paid any
thing; il he did, somebody else put
up the cash. 1t is true that he could
very well afford to pay agoodly sum
for the job, getting it as he did, for
he was saved the worry and loss OF
time and expense incurred by his OPP
ponent, J. W. McClelland, in the prl-
mary campaign of 1910. reaping
where Nc had strewn. Oh, say Sally
politics is funny!
Who owns the Stand-pat Republic
cans of Morgan County, 1t seems
the appointments all come from
Kansas CITY first the appointment OF
postmaster by Maj. Warner, despite
the endorsement of the county com
m,t,ee. Frank A. White, chairman, the
congressional committee, state lead
ers of Jefferson City. and the petition
of big majority OF the patrons OF the
Office; second, the appointment Of
probate Judge, through Kansas City
influence, filtered down. Such Jug
Cling and trfckery,
The sad and untimely death of
Judge Neville gives US l. M. Scnan-
nep as a citizen for two years more.
He had decided to leave Versailles
as he told our collector. who was get
ting up the amonnt due tor 1912. to
discontinue his copy OF the REPUBLI-
CAN, as he might leave here shortly
Have we los, OF gained9
Amt It lots of fun to watch the
funny antics OF the Morgan County
Standpat X publcans2 They may
know rne game Of politics, but play II
rather awkardly.
Why should Maj Warner. of Kan
,as CITY, appo'n' postmaster at Yer
s,ilIe>9 Why should Walter S. Dick-
rv, ~ kan>aS City. appoint probate
Judge Tor Morgan County? Wha,
kind OF men are the Republicans OF
Morgan County? is tn re any red
blood IN the crowd2 If youl APP
pOlnlments are to come from Kansas
City why keep up your organization, il
takes time and costs money. Get of
tnt 'Olt'N clN Hulk anu tol1t over
and try trip on the brand new Pro.
gressive ship. it viii carry you safe t.
port.
We don't quite understand where
Napier got on at in the SChanneT
appointment, From what we car
learn Mr. Napier vent to Frank White
without Schannep's knowledge, az
terward calling Schannep in consuita
ton and getting his consent, and thi'
opinion we got from the fact that
Schannep, when an attempt was made
just before Hadley quit, TO have him
withdraw his application. refused
saving that he had not made appli-
cation, SO had nothing to withdraw
Was it for love of Schannep (hardlv) }
or hatred of McClelland> (no, likely
that Napier took this matter up and
Morgan County republican., 1913-01-23

to who should be probate Judge. he
being public so n inistrator. He got
it, what will he c With it? He starts
out as il he knew the game of p litics
like they play it at Jefferson City or
Linn Creek.
What do you suppose Frank White
cares for the Republican party of
Morgan County, What do you sup
pose F. M. Fapier cares for the Re-
publican party of Morgan Countyl
What does |. NJ. Schannep care
for the Republican party OF
Morgan County, Not two boots
IN Hootersville. A little cheap
power, a cheap Office or two, and
what may be secured from a confid-
ing public, satisfies some folks.
1t may be that Schannep got John
A. Hannay. a good Democrat, to use
his influence with State Secretary
Roach to sign his commission. This
would have been splendid oppor-
tuni'y for John A. to even up to some
extent for Mel's help in electing him
Oohn A. as county collector two
terms, and putting the Republican
party of Morgan County in hole SO
deep it can never crawl out.
How many Republicans asked for
the appointment Of |. NJ. Schannep
as probate judge1 and what was Nc
Clelland's vote for that Office in 1902
then ask Mr.. White why he made
fool of Hadley in the appointment
How would you like to belong to
the Republican standpat conglomer-
alton Of Morgan county, owned and
controlled by Walter S. Dickey Of
Kansas City piir Frank A. White. F.
M. Napier, I. M. Schannep, ct al,
and wOrse1 Come out of the Baby
Ion and enroll with the Progressive
Party. Better be right than steal an
office. Ask TAFT. although he lost
both the mess OF pottage and the
presidency. And sometimes with
the office gained and honor lost, the
race is hardly worth the effort. In
quire at home in 1914.
Honesty in politics is the bes, pol
icy, just as 1t is in any other line Of
business. We would advise the
home product of standpatters. both
Democrats and Republicans, to try it
At Jefferson City Monday, Jany
18th, at 1870 a. m., just before
Gov. Hadley started tor the Capital
to attend the Inauguration of Gov
} elect Major, he promised ATTY. Irwin,
J.. W. McClelland and Representative
Kaufman that unless the contending
parties for the Morgpn County pro-
bate judgeshlp, Schannep and McClel-
land. got together and decided as to
which one should have the office,
but he must have the endorsement of
Frank A. White. he would not make
any appointment bn. leave it to his
successor This put Irwin and Nc
Clelland busy to get such settlement,
but White was t0uprnirnI/y out of
town and could not be communicated
with. and Htdley. t. make the matte r
PLAIN just what sort of a political trim
mer he has grown to be. since that
dav in June, while Irwin and McClel-
land were busy over the wires to Yer
Sallles trying to get matters in shape,
appointed Schannep, despite McC's
record in the primary of 1870, the
endorsement OF the County Com
mlt'ee and Representative Kaufman
and his old friend. Irwin.
II you stay with the standpatters
you may expect all you get, and you
will sure get al! that's coming 70 you
Morgan County republican., 1913-01-23

pushed it through He had an OBJ
ject. Maybe Re had preference as
to who should be probate judge, he
being public so n inistrator. He got
it, what will he { With it? He starts
out as il he knew the game of p litics
like they play it at Jefferson City or
Linn Creek.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-05-03


posed to shelter 200 inmates, was
raided by vice commission. Female
detectives applying for entrance
found home deserted by all except
REV" w. H. West and his wife, who
fed. Books show that Vests took in
more than 100000 in the last two
years.
Kansas City.-Nine hours a day,
instead of ten, and an increase in
wages, will be given 5000 employees
of M. P and R. l. Rys., as result of
conference here today.
Port Au Prince.-Gen. Tamerede
Augusta, president of Republic of
Hayti, died here today.
St. cyr-Sergeant Battini, flying
in military biplane, fell 100 feet.
Killed.
HopedaIe, Mass.-Arturo GioVan-
nitti, l. w. w. leader of Lawrence
fame, arrested charged with violating
new town bylaw forbidding parading
without permit.
indianapoIis.-ofs Skinner is re-
covering in local hospital from opera
ton of Thursday.
New York.-Harry K ThaW win be
state witness in trial of John Nichol-
son Anhut, lawyer, indicted for brib-
cry in alleged attempt to gain Thaw's
release from Matteawan Asylum for
Criminal Insane.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS anti
alien land holding bill passed Senate
shortly after midnight.
NutIey, N. J.-Wm. Brandol post
poned self-destruction until he had
eaten some Of his wife's corned beef
and cabbage. A note said he commit
ted suicide to escape further house
cleaning.
Madison.-GoV. McGovern today
vetoed Scott bill reducing time limit
within which action may be brought
against insurance companies for loss
nv f1rn from civ RI fTUO Unqrg