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The Punta Gorda herald. [volume] (Punta Gorda, Fla.) 1893-1958, 1913-11-06

A delightful meeting OF the
Fortnightly Club was held at the
home of Mrs. A. 2. Jordan Thurs
day, Oct 80, when the members
combined the study of Household
Economics with the festivities OF
Halloween. The house was dec
GRATED with Jack lanterns, which
were afterwards secured by the
ladies' as favors. During the bus
iness meeting the affairs OF the
coming convention of Fla. FEEDER
alton of Women's Clubs were at
tended to, principally the compile
ton of arrangements to send our
president, Mrs. Richard, as dele
gate to Orlando, and the reading
of the yearly report by the secre-
tary.
An excellent program was one
OF the pleasing features Of this
meeting, and Mrs. J. M. Weeks.
had an interesting paper on MAR
kets and Marketing" giving a
graphic description of the old
Market in New Orleans. Mrs.
e. e. Davis opened the discussion
by telling Of some Of the markets
she had visited. Mrs. Rankin
told of the famous French mar
kets in Paris, which it had been
her privilege to visit. Several
Others took part in this discussion,
making it very interesting.
Refreshments were served by
the hostess, who had provided
Halloween cards for each mem
Der. Altogether this was an es-
pecially pleasant and profitable
session. Mrs. S. j. Hewitt will
entertain in two weeks. The sub
ject to be, "a Model Dinner
Party" and responses "Toasts".
--SEc'Y.
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attend and bring their friends
with them. The following pro-
gram has been arranged.
Song.
PRAYER, Rev. Mr.. Strickland.
Recitation. Miss Manila Me-
Lemon.
Music, Mrs. Fred Morgan.
Residing, Mrs. E. III. Morgan.
Music, Mrs. Duffy.
Recitation, Miss Ella Carr.
Quartette. Mrs. Strickland,
Mrs. VIM johnson, Mr.. Robert
son and MIR. Coker.
Reading, Mrs. Hayden:
Duet, Mrs. jet Carr and Mrs.
Fred Morgan.
Instrumental music, Messrs.
Jett and Tull Carr.
Reading, Mr.. Lowell.
Music, Mrs. Sid johnson.
Reading, Miss Strickland.
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Forf Ogden

1T. Ogden, Nov. 3-Rev. Mr..
Strickland, the pastor Of the
Methodist church, is holding rel
viyal meetings this week at Pine
Level.
Miss Helen Huffman of Pnnta
Gorda is visiting Mrs. Rege Will
lianns.
\ Mrs. Fred Morgan and Mrs. r.
H. Morgan spent the week end at
Arcadia.
Ray Bolin is the guest Of bis
grandfather, Mr.. Smith.
Mrs. Sam Smith left today to
attend the Advent camp meeting
at Lakeland.
The average enrolment for the
public school for the second month
is "a.
G. d. Sloane Of Louisville, KY,
arrived last week and intends to
make this place bis home for the
future.
r. E. Pavey and wife, with
their children left Wednesday for
The Punta Gorda herald. [volume] (Punta Gorda, Fla.) 1893-1958, 1913-11-06

Boca Grande, where they will Wis
At until Monday.
The large packing house of the
Exchange is nearing completion.
Mr.. Ware, a leading member
OF the school board was in town
Monday afternoon.
The Cars are expected to re-
turn from Salt Springs this week.
DR.. Noodle and Mrs. Noodle
made Il short visit to Arcadia Sut-
urday night.
Herbert Carr came up from
Salt Springs Sunday, returning
Monday morning.
The Ladies' Missionary Society
will give silver tea Friday even
ing, Nov. IA, at 1880 o'clock, at
the home Of Mrs. j. @. Carr.
Everyone is cordially invited to-
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aeslar. Der tpeaen zines dbnlihen Vers
aebenS anaeilagt 1T, fommt am 16.
DECEMBER sur 0erbdnblung.
- Der neue Speiieiadl unb bic
Giihe auf benz 6odihuIsrunb, Don
oem Mltter unb 2ebrer alub errihs
let, tpirb am Montag feinsm 3tped
iiberseben iperoen.
- Grace Sparrntp erldnste eins
gbeiheibuno BON @roDer SporroD I'm
Campbell Gountp areisgeriht.
- Wm. +. Soiielpn bon Gtneln.
nati unb Deaa 81. paris bon Ghts
eaep erbislten eiren @beiGein.
9aitor 3. s. Wotihmann BON
Der ct. Darts Stride tit bon Ghlcdgo,
3d., suriidgetehri.
Gum F3eften Der Reppprt Gathos
lie 9nmndiium piro heute eine I'm.
tcrbaltuna psranitaltet iperoen. lin 3
lbr Hatmittae5 beainnt i'm 9nmnas
fium Der neusn ct. Stephanus Shul'
has Guhreipiel. Bon 5 bis Z uhI
iperben bic 8amen Der 9emeinoe ein
Supper ierpiren uno beqillnt Damn I'm
s llbr Die Mbsnbunterbaltune.
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1aAtoM itnO Bellevue.
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- Irm Barbara 8eininaer per-
fdieo acifern in ihrer @obnllnJ 9to,
1876 ssairiieIo gpenue, i'm IIter bon
81 ssahrcu iniolQc eineS Scr3leioens
zines pIobliheu CODES. Sie mar dc
@ittne pom Ssoiepb Reirinacr uno
hinterldBt einen Sobn ulrb 5odlter.
Tas 2eihenbeainqtiB iinoet an
N,ontoq @ormittoa in Der 81. Serj
Seseiu Stride in 9ellepue aus ltdtt.
- Scrr Serman sSrotder ir. bon
Tapton miro lid, heitte stbeno nit
,Srl. Belinda Sano perebelidell.
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Sic Geiupprt Office fir bas yGin.
sinnatier @rlfsnlatt" beiinoet Iid) in
60. 339 Dorf StrcRe, sesenaber pem
gomrthanie, fuoieIbit Geuisfeiten, YIN.
seiscn II. /. IN. bis 10 llbr As Winn.
ten abcnoS cntgegensenpmmca lUer'
ben. Selepbon Spnfh 2401.
- Die 8anbibatsn fir Stabtz aom>
mii1Gr bielten gsitern cine SiDung ab
uno srIuhten Ridter Singblut, Wablz
,Snfpettoren gu ernsnnen. Gr bat fid]
bereit ertfdrt, oisies ali tbun, unb
pirD pabrifsinlid bieislben Sripsts
loren pie in Der Trimdrpabl erusn@
nen
- Nls Der Jall bon Willium y.
aobitrob. Gr StaDtiduBmeiiter, ne.
cen angeblifer llnterIdlagung i'm
Greis sseriht our 8erbanblung aufgss
rufen nurbe. ertldrte Stautsanlpali
gurtamp, baB es unmDglih lei, ben
sSdn iebt gu perbanbeln, Oa Sobu ).
WeilIer, grpert Accountant, Der Die
gider unteriuhte, in Salt Gate Gi.p
utab, neiie unb es unumgdngliG
notbrpenois lei. i'm aIs 3euge Su Der,
uebmen. 6otparp Benton, Nnrpa.i
| fir 9obitrob. mar segen cine Der.
Ihiebuna bes 5dGes, o1 Iein alieai
eur 8erbanbluna bereit iei. lah ian.
serer 8eratbuaa einigte man iiG aul
ben 8. DECEMBER als WsrhanDlunss,
| tag. Der Jaa segen Stabt 4uoltol
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g OpOimgtp on.

Die Gpeinston Office fnr bas rSln'
fiHnafier gplfsb!att" befineet Rdl I'm
Gebauoe 9u. 509-511 WaDnsn
Npenne. Inseiscn, WittbeilnngsH
ano Seiteannsen irgenomeld)er Irt
Deroen bis 10 llbr gbenbs Saielbf
entseseusenpmmen. Selepbon Soufb
1854.
-9run osissntbums llebertrdguns
etn: Ssnnie aubn on Gbarles gplfe,
Cots go. 234 unb 235 in grlanger,
81; Sames 6. mulbern on Soispb
Sartman, Got No. 232 in Sehan's
1lnterabtbeilung an Der Sumlin Ctr,
81; Maiter gommiHioner an Jlorence
Diniton, Older 2anD in 8enton 60,
81; perIelbe an geTie Wtniton, ishs
9lder Qano in aeuton gountp, 81.
= gbeIteine: s. +. Debbsr, %,
nnD geFie 8. Minor. 25, beioe bon
Columbus, O.; WuIter Sulienoer, 81,
BON Grldnger, Sp., uno Gmino5rangz
mann, Is, BON Crescent Springs, a9.
- Stabtseri6t. Sohn 1bpmas,
ongebiih BON paris, ap., Der IN sinem
Contribution Camp Der 6. u. %. (Ep.
Central 9ipifion) orbeitet, lpuros une
ter Der Qlntldss bes Ginbru6s uno
9isbita6ls unter $1,000 8ursihaft
ben Grobeefhnorenen uberlpisfen. gr
iDG aus Dsm Union aleioerlaoen on
Der Mabtion 4pe. einen neaan Eot
eeItpblen baben. - R6inep Srufe ers
belt pesen 5erumIuneerus 30 5dss
grbeitsbaus. - Der Ssaa bon Sobn
gantrsG pegsn Ste6sns mi: Der abz
fi6t Sopbia Su9ate 3u tooten, puroe
auf 9ienitog perIho6en. - Charles
gurnes, Der aus sinem Shuppen einen
eiiernen S6ubturrsn unD 5anoperts>
aeug ftabl, erbielt isinen JulI sbenfaas
Seri9oben. 9urgihaft 5000.
- Cine f6arTe aampdgne lpirp nee
gen Der 100000 gonouusgabe be-
hufs 8er6eTerung Der 2unoftraBen in
aenton gountp gefI6rt. Der Snouz
itrial Club uno anosre Suganiiatipz
nen arbeiten oarauf bin, oob Die
8onoausgabe nm tommenoen 0iensz
tag paiiirt. Gountpclert Dillon bat
ousgerednet, oob nit Der jesigsn Be
fteuerung nur S12 PRO S=br fir cine
Wleile eriaubt 1T. 9iefes tit niht gez
niigeno uno es mub msbr 9elD dufger
braht peroen. gntfpeber mub eine
birefte Steuer ausgeIhrieben ooer
Bombs Derausgabt fperDeu. Sine BIZ
refte geiteusrung ipurbe bic Steuerz
rate um 10 Gents pro 800 erboben.
ndbrenb bic 8onDausgabe nur eine
3 Gents grbobuna notbpenois maht
Sn Der 9urnba1e fanb seitern
eine Derfammluns Der Stensr5ablers
MFoeiatiDn BON Horb aentudD itatt
in rDelher Qlban Wolff ben 8orflt
fiibrte. 5srr Geo. 5. Rotb bielt BIZ
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2ienad,trdgIthe eiufii

Iie naftrGglthe Gin ii.
gmng zines aommns ais
urfnuoenfalif,nna. Gin
ipin3iaes stonlna. nahfraaIidI nnn
an Der faIihen Stelle IN cine Fri
notnrfllnoe eingefiigf. botte Dem Oil
terageiten q. luesen llrfunoenial.
ihimg pom Sanogerif,t Stettin ei,le
@ef1nanibitraie BON feds Rouaten
eingebrohf. ss. hntte lid, nni An.
frage bereit erflnrt, ben gerfaiii eines
in Der Rdbe pom Stettin geiegcnen
Dutes gcgen Vrouiiion Sn nermitielH,
Ter Better oieies @ntes bnitc iiGl
pon pornberein norbebnlfen, audi nod
onoere agenten NIT Der Wcrunittl,na
beouftrngen 81 oiirien Iiefes Nefbi
Dcs Derf1niers mar IN oenr nIisacl
itelten prOpiiionsiHeine ansoriidIif
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Jn(an0gctcgrapij
Belp bnungen aus Dem
gorneoie 6elDsnfonos.

% " y u v ~ " " Nv
Carnegie 5elDenfonbs.
pittsburs. pa., 81. Sii. Tis
Carnegie oeloenfonbs Hommifion
matte am Jreiiag ibrtn Sabresberidt
betdnni. &c ssbt oaraus berpor, oab
bic aommiiion beinabe 100000 an
perbi.nte perfonen ober beren 4ng,s
bGrigsn pertkilen pirb. Ss iperben
$91 900 Iofor' sur @eribeiluns atlan@
gen. 16 perfonsn iuerben je $1,000 unb
80 ie $1,000 erbalten. Der Ref be-
itebt in penfonen bon $40 biz $50
monatlid unb in BaarnusSablunssn
bon psnieer ols $1,000. Sn lsoem
Sale piro aud sine Webaille Don
9ronss, Silber oper Ooib D,rlieben.
9er Dampfer .Worro
gaftle4 in Rem
bort anae.
tommen.
Rem Ucrf, 81. Dit. Der Dam.
pier .Worro Cattle. Der am Nbent
nit sfrau ssobn Climb an gorb Dor
Wera grus unb 6dDnna anfom, brad
.e aud sipei WitaIieber Der Stoots'
lsaislntur BON Uern grus nit, be ibr,
1reibeit. tpsnn niht ibr qekn ot'
7rou Climb Derbnnfen.
Der Dompftr .Morro Cattle rpu,
pou ben merisaniiAsn Nsb6rSen in
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Jrommer 9ieb pesurs
theilt.


Rem Dor., 81. DIT. - abgeg.
qbilobeIpbia~ nah Soutbampton.
gberboura. angei.: .4meriia@
rons Nsm Dort mad 5amburs te'
i!immt.
Of mouth. ane.s.: ST. 2ouis
ron Rem Dorf, na6 Southampion
btfiimrnt.
Queenstomn. 4nset.: .Wes
rion1, Don pbiIabelpbia mad aipsr.
ppol befimmt; .gebric" bon Nen
gors.
Gibraltar. pnNiri: .4ncona"
ron Qem Dort rad Genud beitimmt
pl1mou.h. 4ngef.: Olympic
ron Veip Oort.
ReopsI. Mnset.: .BarbarDna'
Don Wsn Nori.
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Sic armielisen Yeiembineer.
aarl 5auptmanns nsues Drama.

Die grihe;nuna aarl 6auptmanns
bat entihisoen etfpas 1raaifhes an
Iib. Mer feline Bidder tennt, bic err
sdhlenoen ebenio ME bic bramatifh
aeitaltetsn, tpeiB ohne Shrpantsn, DaB
audi ibm bihteriihes Shauen uno
G0nnen ais Bluterbihaft snfiei. Ter
Ghatten bes ar0beren 8rubers Ger
bart. Der aubem Der iiinaere lit, briidts
ihn aber bisber nieoer. fgiir bic
Wenat. bic benz duberen Grfola mad.
aurennen aeipobnt lit. ftanb bieier
Ghatten Dor ibm unb Derbedte i'm.
,lnb oisie ungunit mar pieoer f6alh
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Serr Gsuars grmd, 449 Glib sinite
Strase. 4cn SeI. 476 o., Some
Ebune 1851 q.
- Srau Rilner, cine ppbIbabenSe
8ittipe bon 80 Ssabren itno aus Oh
refa Springs, grf., itammerio, emit
iprdna norleste 9eaf)t in Solae ben
Sein1lpeh aus Sem Grioroer Retreot
uno ioa iit, iest IN Cincinnati I'm
Clinton Sotel auIhalten.
- Seiratbsiheine: sSohn 8etro3p,
.25, uno Morgaret 8aa, H. beiSe
'uou Mioolctonn; Charles g. sal.
.26, lmo Mabel 9. Sguitb, 20, beloe
Iuon miobletomn.
- 3nei 8iiterpagen Der 6. 8. &
g. @ohn entgieiiten ge'tern Wittaa
in ser 9edhe ocs gahnbois, rpahrcno
ser Bug rorolih fiihr. Ter 9oh1l'
IltnfaQ hemmtc oeu 8erfebr iiir meb'
Irere Stunocn.
- Gie Staot Samilton beIiert lih
Die GoIi5ei hot felt 5luei Idgen feIne
einstge 8erbaftlins porgenomnlen.
- Die goote Ger Bonton. Bride
rino IN 'Splae Ses 9teaeus in Den lcs'
ten 3nei @oten beiuabe bis gun
Raiise fHit @aiier aeiiillt iiuh beShalF
| fir Die sSuBadnqer aeidbrlld). III
goote unb Die Bride Iteben IN 8e'
| fohr All iinfcn, penn Sas @a''el
Inidt balo ourh Runpen entiern'
miro.
- 60. 8cppler uno ,Srau Wart
9eohr murocn oorgeitern abeno III Del
Iiorrei ser @eituliniter Stride Dor
9tep. s. g. Sinner getraut.
- Gie itdbtiihe unb Gountl
gmcraencn aommiiiioueu bieIten Dor
oeItern 9tadmittoa cine gerIamm
luna ub unb beihIoiien, ioIort Die no
lthiaen Shritte 5u tbun, I'm oel
S!ub bier ou5baggern 3it laIien, oa
nit Die tempordren griiden por De-
,Sriibiohrs.SodfIutb geidilst peroei
fonnen.
Charles 6. Taion.
geahoem Dor 3rpei 22snbren Die go
sialiiten cine Majoritat oes Stoof
raths erlp1bIten mb Die WtiBoerrpdi
tuna oerielben Der Stabt aroBen ab
bruf) that, beid,loiien Die gilrger ot
Golitif ans Wilni5ipalwabIen 81
oerb1nnen, Iteliten ein nonportl'al
Gidet nui unh nominirten 6 B r G.
lg. &c al on sum anttoienten Titr oai
Osonors+amt. Serr glaion lit ell
ESohn bcutItcr GItern, bier aeborei
nuo er3ogen. gr hdt Don Der Vite ali
deoicnt uno iih big sum aa''lrer Dc
Dsionti Taaep Eationai gant enipor
oeffnungen mo genieBt Den hobel
Ruf, Elm tiid)tiger, pertrauenspertbe
BeIfditsmann su iein nno beiit'h
Sreuc unb geolidfcit bcipohrt 81
habcn afan hattie feinen be'iere'
aanoiSaten fir Manor alt''telleH foA
ren uno ieocr Collar, peld'er nnfe
ieiner Geripnltima ansaegcben pirl
brinqt einen Collars 8ertb 5iiriid
Serr Waion lit elm 5reuno perior
lIid1cr 1yreibeif.
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soafsn bon gerd grus auriidasbaIten
trorbsn, iDdbreno bic GoenteR Suertas
mad att rebellifhen Tlitslieoern bon
Der 2saisIdtur bes Staates 0sra erua
iunien.
Irdu Climb laete, bab Der Dampfer
am %. Etio6er um pier llhr 9iohs
mittGds in See aeheH iolte. aura
porhsr muree abr aopi.an Suff ans
2anb beorbert, I'm 4ustunft iiber bic
;Sluht pts Or. ,-raneiseo Ddsane5
Comes au aeben. Der iih flint Ulenate
pcrber an 8oro bes -Wlorro Cattle"
rah ben Ger. Stao.sn oefliihtet bate.
spdter purbe a6er in Grfabrunq ots
bra6t, oaB Der Dompfer in Wirslih.
.cit suriidaehaltcn fplrr, I'm ibn Hah
Stddts. s.Qeaislaioren ourhiuhen sii
.Dnnsu. Sic p<rhafiei.n feds Der
mdnnsr. ianeen aber bic btioeH an
beren ni6t. Wdhreno bic Turhiu.
6unu i'm 9anae mar. erfubren bic
Ieunoe Der sfpei anberen, cab Trda
qinb an gorb mar unb lie baten he
ttrdnenoen guaes. linen au helfen.
amu Climb eab ihnsn ben ShliiHel au
ihrer aaiiitc, in Der iie iid Derffedien.
Nrdu aino btieb tpdbreno Der qunaen
g2dft an Ted. Die beiben Wdnner
blieb.n in Der aaiiite Der fSrau aine.
bis Die 9eiettips Das Suhsn oufad'
ben unb ans 2onb 3uriidfuhren. Der
Tampfer puroe bnnn freiaeqeben une
ains am ndhiten Wcraen um 5 ubr In
See.
Tie beioen Werifaner. bic trtldren
| in Rem gort bleibsn Al fpolIen. Biz
Weri,o pieosr Elm iiherer Stuat III,
Fno gboffo 9cminques uno Wllauel
u. gprbera.
5rommer 9ieb pesurs
thetlt.
Rem gort, 81. Gttooer. Ros
thaniel 2airo, Superinienoent elmer
Sonniasidrle, puroe am Grsitdg su
nihi ipeniser als einem Sabr nno MIDI
mebr als bier Snbr.n 3uhthaus per'
urtbeiit. neil sr ieiuen 9rbeitssbern
[ Der aeniieo g.metrn Gcmpanp. $40.
1000 unierfhlagsn bate. aairb hat.s
| Ibos GelD IN 3pei 5abren perjubelt,
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llrier gs.nt in SamiIton it
Serr Gonarc grnd. 449 Glib 6inite
Strafe. @cIl Sel. 476 g.. Some
Ebune 1851 u.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1913-11-17
CELEBRATE 25HT
YEAR OF PAST0RATE
New Altar, 0ragn and LCeturn
Dedicated at German Evan
geIiCaI ChurCh-Big Growth
Reported.

The 25th year of the pastorate of
Rev. Martin Goffeney or the German
Zion Evangelical church was cele-
brated Sunday by the parish. The
feature of the day was the dedication
of new organ, altar and lecturn. Ire
altar is a memorial given by Mrs.
Charles GoetZ. Mrs. Frank Sindlinger
and Philip Klinger in honor of their
deceased parents.
The lecturn was presented by Mrs.
Edward Weiss and Mrs. SchmOck.
The organ was gift of the cOngrega-
ton. A part of the program Sunday
night was a recital on the new organ
by g. s. r. Weiss of Chicago.
Since its inception % years ago the
German Zion Evangelical church has
grown 10 264 families. The contribu-
lions TO charitable enterprises during
this time have amounted to $4,000.
The jubilee collection alone amounted
10 over $4,000.
The number of baptismals during
the existence Of the church is 9SS:
combinations number SIS: marriages
Il; communicates Is, 1897.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1913-11-17
MUST
BEHAVE SELF
Sheriff Promises to Beat Up Murderer
If He Doesn't Stop His Racket.

WHEATON, Ill. Nov. 17.-There
was no raving and cursing in the
Wheaton Jail Monday. Henry Spen-
Ger, convicted murderer who must
hang for killing Mrs. Mildred Allison
Rexroat. the tango teacher, had
ceased his shouting, swearing and
hurting insults at every ane who ap-
preached his cell.
The reason for his change Of atti-
tude was contained in a short speech
delivered at the door of Spencer's
cell by Sheriff A. A Kuhn. The
speech was:
Henry, stop that. If you don't
I'll come in there and beat you up.
And I'll do a good job of it tOO:"
Spencer had been cursing and in
sulting every prisoner and visitor in
the Jail. He had called the sheriff
vile names and insulted the leader of
a Sunday afternoon religious service
being held in the Jail corridors.
i've been criticised throughout
Spencer's trial" said Sheriff Kuhn
Monday, for letting him shout aud
curse and insult every one in court
during his trial. / wanted 10 allow
him to go ahead so il could not be
said that he was deprived Of any of
his rights. Tie jury did its duty in
ordering that he be hanged. Now I'll
do mine and make him behave until
ii is time for him to die"
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is a progressive, but he is eliminated
from the city attorneyship, under the
Keller platform, due to his law part
ner, Fred Gabriel, being the street
railway cOmpany's claim agent.
Happ and d. L. GuilfOyle, however.
the latter treasurer of the citizens
campaign committee. and the men to
wohm is ascribed that management
that brought about Keller's success.
these are the big cOnundrums that
are confronting the "dOpesters."
Guilfoyle like Happ allowed him
self To Re inveigled into swearing off
on all political preferments incident
TO the campaign, and now the party
having been successful, compliance
with their interviews would COnsign
them 10 the category OF the discarded
deuce.
GuilfOyle is said to be still standing
by his interview. though taking the
position tat the inhibition does not
apply ~ nOn-remunerative offices,
and that if rendered a place on the
advisory board school board. or some
other board. that is without returns
tc him other than the satisfaction of
having served, he might not decline
70 act.
c. W. C0pp is another citizens par
~ man who signed up early in the
campaign that he was not in the
movement cor office. but he became
inactive after the citizens primary,
and with Swygart and Place. is not
expected 70 receive much cOnsidera-
ton at the new executives hands
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1913-11-17
BEAT WIFE UP so AS
TO BE ON SAFE SIDE

That jealousy was the cause of his
striking his wife last week. was the
plea OF Vincent LeOdowski. charged in
police court Monday morning with as
sault and battery. He alleges that
Jennie SkrzecZkowsl<a, of sos :. Car
Isle St, told him that she had noticed
other men calling on his wife while
he worked nights.
He said he only partly believed the
allegations and misused his wife so
that she would be punished If il We're
true. The Skrze woman was
not present Monday morning and the
case was continued until Wednesday
when she Will tell her side of the
story.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1913-11-17

He's a HUMAN BEING. You don't
have TO wait until he speaks TO know
that, either. You become conscious
of it the minute you pass into his
presence. He knows what you want
before you have the sentence ask
ing it half uttered. He doesn't guess
he knows. And he's ready with
the answer before you come to your
first period.
And then he can laugh. You've
heard lots of. people laugh-yOu even
hear a lot of people on the isthmus
laugh. But they don't any of them
laugh exactly like Goethals. His
laugh is a hair trigger affair. It's
ready TO burst out at a moments
notice.
A lot of mighty fine writer's have
written about Goethals. There isn't
anything much to say about him that
hasn't been said. Everybody knows
he was born in Brooklyn. And every
body knows he was educated at West
Point and went into the engineer
corps of the army when he was
graduated.
Everybody knows that he special
lied on locks and canals when he was
an engineer officer and was assigned
to duty in places where he could do
that kind of work.
And everybody knows that Pres.
Roosevelt sent him to take charge OF
the canal in 1907 because. as he put
it, he was tired OF having people
go down there and send in their res
ignations, and so I'll put Goethals
there and he'll stick to the job not
only because I won't let him quit.
but because he doesn't know any bet
ter than to stick to any jub he's sent
to do"
And GOethals has stuck.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1913-11-17
PEOPLE VOTED HEAVILY.

Prof. Taft. Sen. Root and others
who fear the dangers of minority
rule" under the initiative and refer
endum should take a glance at the
tables just prepared by the executive
secretary of the National Popular
Government league. JudsOn King.
In the ten states where the lnltla-
tive and referendum was in operation
in the 1912 elections, the returns show
that 70 per cent of the total voters
voted on all the "a measures which
were submitted. The total vote for
candidates in the ten state was 2,177.-
'32S. OF, these 1,567,600 voters-72
per cent of the total-voted on all the
Initiative and referendum measures
submitted. And So per cent or l.
l7S7,400 voted on the most important
measures. The s. per cent who voted
upon nothing are chiefly composed OF
careless ignorant and Indifferent
voters who take no interest in prln-
ciples The disinterested is per cent
voluntarily disfranchised themselves.
The interested 50 per cent decided the
issues.
Another interesting thing shown by
the tables is that the people are con-
sentative. Out Of a total OF "a meas
ures in ten states. submitted by petit
ton of the people, 55 were rejected
and Al adopted, showing that the peo-
ple discriminate and use their judg-
ment as to what measures they want
and what they do not want. Not only
that, but the table disposes OF the ar
gument that the initiative and refer
endum is used excessively, causing
great expense and so forth. The aV-
erage number of questions voted on In
the ten states was "a, and this aver
age was raised considerably by the
large number of questions submitted
in Colorado and Oregon, where reac-
tionary legislatures failed to do their
duty and had to be overruled by the
dirpctlV-
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1913-11-17
ODD FELLOWS OFF TO
INDIANAPOLIS MEETING

Otto A. Boyer. 625 Eddy St, will be
one of the state committee on ere
dentials of the state meeting OF the
odd Fellow lodge at Indianapolis
Tuesday. Wednesday and Thursday OF
this week. South Bend lodges will be
well represented at the big state seS-
sions. Those to go from this city will
be. J. Philip Deluse, Robert F'repan,
Ernest Schlegel and Andrew Seifert
They left the city over the Lake Erie
for the state capital Monday morn
ing at O'Clock, to return Friday.