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The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1914-05-01
ATHOL
ESPECIAL OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

| NSA ESAAL
| A OplIger was pa senger TO Spo
kane, Wednesday.
Hays Brothers are building a larg
granarY on their farm west OF town
| d. G. C0rhin Of Spokane was look
inR after his 1000 acre tract south 0
here, last Saturday. He found every
thing 10 most excellent shape unde
the able management Of w. r
Oldham.
George Shoup sold severa, head o
horses to party from Wallace, thi
week.
A big dance was enjoyed by severa
couples at the hall last Saturda,
evening. The Athol orchestrs
furnished the music.
Mr. and Mrs. Will Barrett drove te
Spirit Lake Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Berrier drove
over to Spirit Lake Monday.
Born. to Mr.. and Mrs. Nicholas
Manfred, Wednesday, April 80, 1914,
a daughter.
J. B. Peterson drove to Granite,
Monday, on insurance business.
H. II. Rawlings returned from Spo.
kane, Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver Douglas drove
over to Spirit Lake Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. John O'Donnell of
Granite passed through Athol Tues.
DAY, on their way to Spirit Lake to
attend the funeral OF Mr.. O'Donnell's
brothers wife who had died Of
Bright's desease.
News Is scarce this week for The
Athol correspondence; everybody in
Athol IS attending strictly to his and
her own business, and making garden
working In the field, or cleaning
house.
Matters have certainly come to a
pretty pass when school boy Is
allowed TO jump on to his teacher on
The street after dark, kick him, and
call him vile and ugly names. That
= something the county officials will
surely not let 70 UNPUBLISHED. The
Tough boys OF this community are
getting altogether too smart and
iaring, and something should Ger
'ainly be done to check them before
murder is committed.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1914-05-01
Health q Factor in Success.

The largest factor contributing to a
mans success is undoubtedly health.
II has been observed that a man il
seldom sick when his bowels are
regul1r--he IS never well when they
are constipated. For constipation you
will tnd nothing quite so good as
Chamberlain's Tablets. They not
only move the bowels but improve
the appetite and strengthen the d.
gestion. They are sold by all dealers.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1914-05-01

HAvlNc by willy stratagem
forced the United States to
recognize him and his govern
ment, Huerta seems now to
have satisfied his Spanish code
OF honor, and may be willing
to accept peace on the terms
being arranged by the medi-
ators. But will the honor and
dignity of the United States
government be satisfied, and
it peace is now restored be-
tween the United States and
that part Of Mexico controlled
by Huerta what has been
gained toward the settlement
OF the factional wars which
have been going on in Mexi-
co since 1910? No terms of
peace can be of permanent
good, it would seem, unless
they provide for the removal
OF the conditions that have
made Mexico a land of misery
and authorizations that led
to the taking of Vera Cruz,
and will lead to its being
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1914-05-01
Belmont Items.
SPECIAL CORRESPONDENCE

SPECIAL CORRESPONDENCE
l. Sheldon was Spokane business
; caller q couple OF days last week.
Mrs Sam Shepherd is very III at
her home here with pneumonia.
L. R. Whitelock is the owner OF an
automobile. He says one might as
well be dead as out OF style.
Several OF the Belmont ladies ar.
planning q trip to Spirit Lake to
attend the Royal Neighbor conven.
t1on to be held there the 18th OF NAV
The band boys dance at the hall
last week was we'll attended and en-.
jOyed by all.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1914-05-01

DIRECTORY
STATE OFFICERS

S1AIE OFFICEK6
uoverhor John NJ. Haines
a'su.enah' Governor Herman H. Taylor
.e.re'ary OF state MILFORD L. Clifford
Ao'ofhey General Joseph II. Peterson
State Auditor Eraa +. uns.o..
snpt. OF Public Instruction, Grace M. Shep-
herd.
o".o treasurer O.V Allen
State Mine Inspector Rober. N Roll
Supreme Court
James F. Ailshie, l. N. Sullivan, George r.
Stewart
Congressional
consressmen-Burton L. French, Addison
T. Smith.
U. y. senators-William f. Borah, James II
Brady.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1914-05-01

For sale.-Good residence property,
Just south OF Catholic church il,
Rathdrum; scheap. -Address II. Kell
ner, s05-7th ST., Occur d'Alene. Ida.
Adv. June6tf
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1914-05-01

MANY people have grown
Disguised with party politics
because too often parties have
been used chiefly as instru-
ments to get certain men into
Office, instead Of to get bene-
fetal legislation in the inter-
ests Of the people. Too often
the men elected to office for
get that they owe any duty to
the public, and from the
moment they take office pro-
coed to concern themselves
almost entirely with plans for
the furthering Of their own in
dividual political or financial
interests. This condition is
important chiefly as pertains
to those officials who weld
legislative or supervisory
powers, and who, therefore,
have control over those
matters which most vitality
concern the interests and
welfare Of the people. There
is much fault found every|
year about bad legislation
and increasing taxation; aboutl
too many offices being created,
complicating instead Of SIM
Pllfying the machinery Of
government. But the people,
who are affected, while thew
complain about these things,
are not united in any organ
ized effort to obtain relief.
instead OF joining forces theyl
keep themselves divided by
preJudices and conflicting
IDEAS as to methods Of prof.
sedure. Sc that while Just a
'ew things are being accom-
oiished from time to time for
ne public good through the
I'D OF a few men at the topl
Who are in sympathy with the
people, many other things are .
from bad to worse :
'nder the guiding influence Of
legal minds and de-
'gning politicians bent only d
N furthering their own per- .
onal interests. Yet the {
'eople have all the power if .
hey knew how to use it. b
heir opportunity comes with ?
very recurring election. 1t t
ONES again this year. Can !. :
hey-will they make use Of q
!? =
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1914-05-01
The WAY ~ n.

Jones tells ME his son Is making q
noise In the world"
so he is. He's ringing the bell for
the auction In the next block to begin
now.s-Baitimore American.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1914-05-01

Anti-war resolutions by Athol
Local, Socialists, received too late for
this week will be published next
week. Editor.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1914-05-01
COUNTY OFFICERS

State Senator pw Iohnsor
Members OF House OF Representatives
Roger G. Wearne, William n. Edelh,nte
Charles A. Norton. William. ~ Sargent.
County Clerk. Auditor and Recorder
ID. E. Dandy.
Judge of District Court r. nn,n
County Attorney Nd Wernctta
County Assessor Gins. r Ac,an
County Treasurer Robt. r. Kercheya,
un.y surveyor A. o. Modlin
County Supt. OF Schools r. a. Echers
.'" A. r. Bailey
county commissioners list District, C.N.
Downie; End District. +. W. Esgate; ard
District, /. A. Libby.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1914-05-01
Cure for Stomach Disorders

Disorders OF the stomach may be
avoided by the use OF Cham berlain's
Tablets. Many very remarkable cures
nave been effected by these tablets.
oo'u ny ali dealers. adv,
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1914-05-01

Twelve quarts OF milk for $l.OO de.
livered In glass bottles. L.
Vlsnaw. A hol, Idaho. 2tp
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1914-05-01

No man ever wetted clay and then
left 1t. as II there would be bricks By
chance and fortune. Plutarch,
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1914-05-01
Commissioners Proceedings

April l-All commissioners present
School district No los was formed
in township 47-4 west.
Joseph A Blasutch was allowed
$47O for right OF way.
f Fl. Williams was appointed road
overseer OF district II.
April 2--All present.
Contract for construction OF the
Greens Ferry bridge was awarded Il
Carscallen Bros, the lowest bidders,
for $6lO.
April 3--All present.
The Grant Lumber company was
allowed $i88.25 for work on the
O'Gara road.
Bills for care OF and supplies for
indigents were allowed to the amount
OF $25l.lO.
Bills for rent of halls for election
and for election supplies were allowed
to the amount OF $l79 80.
Other bills allowed:
Burroughs Adding Machine Co,
supplies to assessor 5 425
J w Graham & Co, sup survyr 542
City Taxi Co, hire for sheriff IS
Village of Rathdrum, water for
poor farm 20
Star Livery Stable. lively hire 29
Mt View hotel, board surveyors I AS
J E McBurney, appraiser of W SO
John Watkins, bridge work S
Joe Radibeau janitor trustee
meeting $50
DR.. Busby, insanity hearing S
w Fl Holden I" I" 5
c E Bobo & Sons, burial paupers 4S
Interstate Telp Co, rentals II SO
5 D Beebe, sup for treasurer "a o.
Probate Court costs, state VS. Bell II SO
s' :" I" !" !" Tobias 9
J F Enders, auto hire commits. 3
Anna Pressler, witness Pr Crit $50
L Marson, taking testimony 20
F r Davis, refund OF taxes ESQ
F S Colquhoun, sup court house 40
A P Bailey, board OF prisoners POP SO
Fl T Dillon, work for assessor IO4
B J Skogstad, +" I" 100
w I, Robinson" :" 80 so
H Rumberg, =" Z" SO IS
Geo Reed, :" ga IS
V w Sanders, i" I" 70
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Commercial Pig Co,sup assessor 27 SO
A w Hawley, work for auditor 81
Busby & Hopkirk, prem bonds IA
Fitze & Gerdes, prem fire insur 6
W II Brousseau, boat hire 38 so
Pac Telp Co. rentals and tolls 81 10
N Wernette.exp CO atty 474O
Royal Cafe, meals for jurors l6 80
Fred Williams, sup for county 81 80
j Robson. work for assessor 81
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-09-04
@ittcnbcrg.

An Souttng luitp6c in ser bic
ligen eroltBl. STRIDE Elm Srbn upll
Eoitor &eiarrt gepriift lnlo confiu-
mirt. TaItnr Reircrt geocrft icllclt
SodNl 0icfelr &erGit mad, benz Iro.
lelniauar 5l GInlborIt. Sa. 81 idridcn
mn i'm SlicIbit fir sen G~pebigcrsg g
rlpf ~porbcreitc4l 81 Goliclt.
SSpbn 8lthc bat Die 6arm Ser @itt
i've Gisberg mlf cill Sabr gcpad)tet
ulto miro in 9dIoe iid) Gprt nieoer.
lniiel.
Sri. SOa g&itte ,ueld,e cine 90.
ildHreiic noh Sflaholnu ntnftc, lit
lctle @od)r mieoer iilS Glterubmls
Sabier 5uriid gefcbrt.
Sbeo. Merer, EN- SdNpicNeriubn
Ges Ealtor HcilRrt pom ct Soltis,
tom Lebte @ode nebit 6amilic bier.
Der nm ieinen ShlpieperHtrrn cineu
Srilpd) ab5rltottcrr.
@nt. @itte illlo @nl. Mortnlulm,
Surntorcn Scr Geoar iSopf 6elpernep.
lidlernaWs : 6eieltidmit, rturell oieic
@odye lit iutiercr Nodj6oridyaft I'M
Slstereiie 0ieier @eielGidaft.
SeBte @ode matnoe i'm gdfsblatt
irrtbitntIidcr 8eiic beridtet, haB
Dos %0iiiiipnsieit Der bieitgen cpoigI.
8enelitSe ON 1. September Itatt-
fbitSen loa. 0nsielbe miro mdlt am
i. ioroern am Gouerstog, Cen To-.
Septeluber gefeiert meroe1.
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SiliDs nub u%erltopft,

9opfueb, idlcdter 9ltberL iait.
rer @ogelt beIe1te 3unge rip6 lli-
oerooulidfeit bebeuten, 6ob 2eber
nnb @in9ciuet6en perItopit iinA.
@ebmt &einigung Dor. Soft cine
25c. Slai6e bon Or. Sings 4etp
Site Sins uib leert @agen unb
Gingefpeioen OILS bon Sen @as. upS
@iftitoffen. 9os miro gldl alit
fiibIen madden. gffeftip uitb sod,
milo. @ein 9neifen. 25c. Del gu.
rem apotbefer. @udlen's grioa
Gable fir grano.punoen. (abp.)
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gluhiOn.

ll~nterseidneter ipiro auf Der 9briIt.
0anuier ir. Sarm. 41a Meilen iiio'bli.
bon Serinanu uno 5 Meilen liib.meiti.
opn Berger, am
5reitas, ben Is. September
beainueno INN 9 llbr pormittags, folgens
beS gigentbum DlientiidD on ben Meiit=
bietenoen %pertanfen:
2 Mabren, II II. l3 Sahre alt: . WPallle
eiel reip. 3. 5, 6. III nn6 IL Sabre alt, 8
Wildfihe, = trddtise aiibc, = &inber,
Sbprtbprn Sun, 2Stiere, 4 &alber, :
Mutteridpeiuc WouDu cine NIT Sertel,
20 g6nier. l Ylanp Sinoer. McGprmif
Midber, Superior Sria, StableeQe. Scbei@
bensgultipatpr, . 9pppelsGnItinator l
9%ultipatDr, 4 Yilige, YuBnitble, 26arnts
lua9en, | nieoerer &a9eu, SeiTraine,
Sli90p, Stblitten, 3arpnulin, Cream
Separator. Gileen Sncubntor. &a9ens,
HduQs unb &%uggn9eidhirr, Sattel, 100
9tutben NoQfcnSing. : Hp!lcn Starleiz
Draft, % Meier Goru I'M 6clo, uno uilbe-
We @egenitdunc, Su 5oblretd nm lie nllc
bier uniSusablen.
~&ebinqunQen: So NIB oarulter Saar,
Qrb6ere Setrdge l. Mpnotc Credit 9egen
Nptc nit outer Sicbcrheit. Phi &etrdge
irber S. miro bel &oarsoAlun9 ! Grp5ent
Habatt erlnubt.
&ermann3ouuier
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Die 9cntiden in ocr @cbr5ahl.

BdbrepN alle MGdnc ip europa
fpegelt Der 0berberrd)ait I'M ariege
itegen iHpb Die fleilnerelt Gambler oil.
miblidD alid| onrir permefeIt mer.
Den, mag es mir Die Miiimlrier bon
Slttereiie ien, 5lt eriobrcn, rpie pieie
etngenalpoertc GeuiprPn Der per,
~lduebeilen differentiation IN Sielem
Staate pobirer. atnd) benz ,9ooiter.
FDa1nplet," Weldyes Die Gortbeile,
8clcGenbeiten lub Silfsqueller
NtilloitI's lUlpr heidweilt be3iffer.
tc lid Ole eilpgelumroertc 9ep0lfer.
ing Miliouni's gentdB oes Ieetcn
GcnilN altf 22S,S96 MGruer,
6ruten iltlb antber ullo jruar ron
Den iolgeuoen 2dnbern: Geiter.
reid 1929, gelgien 1000, Galpa.
"a 1861, 9ernnorf t,729, @lmlaro
1851. 6ranfreib 2,792, Gelmidr
lmpO 1921, @~riedbedanS 1890,
SoIlmtb 1,7SS, llalgarlt 1851,
SrIalio 23.29O, StaIicn 1881,
SdDttlono 1861, Sdapeoeu 1854,
Sdppei5 Gill, 3iirfoi 2,0SI.
Gie meiiten Oieier giigemaroer-
ten befinoen iid in Ct. euuis,
Stnnias Sin. ct. Soiepb, ,Soplin,
SPrir9fieJo. Seoalia, Seiferion
eitp, Cope @irar6emi, Moberlp,
Nunnibal anb in fleimren StGoten.
@ie Der s9aiipfItatiitifer u. Z. $50.
ulonitofl, peld)er bieies 9uletim slt-
lmllleipgetelIt bat, al8iebt, beiap
ocn lidJ mrbreno Der anfnabne Oes
lebten Genius in Ct. 2ouis 1861
1O6 Gnl9auiuOerte, Nv aofuios Gin
25.427, 81. Soiepb S,1t3, Sprirta.
Iielo, Lips, Soptin 9t4. SeOalia
SOL @olrnibal TIA. Sn 81. Soilis
teIallSNl lid t1,l7i 9~eiterpepdyer,
353 9elgier, 2,47S G%olaoier, 44t
0aneu. 5,221 gfplGnoer, 1,218
6ranaoielL AZ. 765 0eutid)e, LIP
8riedrH, 122 @oaanbcr, SIP
ltipgorap, 14,26S Srl1nDer, 1,594
StoIirncr, i79 Merifmpr, POI
2torlpegier, 1,055 Ro,nimnicr, f5,.
$50 &uiirlB i,5t3 Sdottpu, 1921
Sdapepell. 2.633 Sdmei5er, 1865
Iiirfen, ollie anberats ,t2l, tobal
t25, FOG, Sn &orHos Gitp belolSat
lid: $40 Oeiterreider, $50 @el.
gier, 1,73S GannoieE 365 21nel1,
2,144 gngIdnSer, 275 Srnnsoien,
5,354 9eutIde, 75S @riedye1, 103
&olldnOers 332 ll1rgarn, 1896
Srldrp0er 2.579 Staliater, 233
Diertfoiter. 143 Ronpegier, t55
&oumulier. 3,403 &uiiei, 666
SdottelL 2,158 6dppeoen, 343
Sdfpei5er, 146 Siirfen, ale anoer.
EN- 31t, totaI 25,927.
8eitere Snformntion iiber Die
eingeiumtoerte 9epoIferluN aRii.
iolri's lit in Dem obengenannten
NbampIet 0es Mrbeitsfommiii1rs
Sobn g. Siepatrid entbnlten. Ole.
les YbnnpIet entbdlt 400 Seiten
uno ut 9egen Ginienoiurs BON rs
Gerts in 8riefmnrfan erbdltIid.
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I'M mid tipaiie eetittadppt babt, bann
perlane i9 i'm 9ane ron Die Meni@s
lihteit bdb SIR E paor 5ieB Aiefer
9ebt. 10 oaB i@ MID Ger Welt nod {
ioenig Hunger erbalte fatn.
2uos lpeites sebdppsno is, bas iole
sc in inein nddite 8rief erfabre, bos
lnetnt ipenn i6 an osn Mes nod en-
M.ehlterrier miete butn.
Womit ib oerbIeipe
Sbne Sb;n lieiper
Pbtlipp Saueramper.
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Gin neres

Gin fOlgenf9nete
M al9eur. @~e9etarioner (bsim
Gfenl: temperament, iebt bab la
cine Siege peri6llldt! ga, M
it's bp1 nal alle nit Dem 8ege
tariSmus. 5rib, bringen sic mir
Elm giBbein!!"
g aIe6ter ro it.. .0ieIs
ardntbeit lit iebr ungeTdbrlid; es
Iter6en bret pom Sunbert oaron!"
aS9 babe gebDrt. 5ipan3ig!"
sNein, Die unDern liebsehu iterben
an ben 6olseeri9einlneen!!"
Der 90 b ) pom 8enebta.
S9mierenoirettor gum Stbellp):
rMenid, pie lebsn sic oenn aus?"
n46, i9 babe itntt bss Rubnopfes
bic gii4ie nit 8ii6enrpt eripildt!!"
20 sic 80. bait! Sod lit tein
WenI4 i'm SaaIl 2afsn Sic iofort
an Der adhe Die Sbeatersettel an=
bernl"
ga ipie 6enn?"
.Da fragen Sic no@g So muB
natiirIi6 bsiBsn: Per Snoiansr BON
8ensoia"!!"
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gu gerfanfen!

Mein @pbn6ans, bas irl9ere Sed,
mann g%isentbum, b~eitebeno aus Sad,
iteinbaus nebit swei Gotten an Der tueitt.
2. StraBe. i'm ihbniten &%eiibeuStbeile
Serinanus, lit iuegen aranfbeit Der De
iiBerin sn u%erfanfen. Sic @pbnuns bat
6 3immer nebft ailhe; s,uei giiterneu
ino 8runneu.
SranYbil |. g d1neibe
6s5s14s3mt. Sermann, Iu.
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8mdlen's Irniea Galbe fir

Sdnitt-, Ymn6- mo anoere offene
@intOen, 6. e. 2oper, MariIa,
q. D., idreibt: sSabe ME eire
@unoe bieier arten eebobt, sic eS
lridt belize" SoIt bellte nod cine
SdladJtel 8lldIen's @rnico Salbe
luto babt bieie berpit BEL 9mnb-,
Sdlnitt- mnb allerbano 8uitben
8erbiitet 2odiap. 25c bei gtrrem
apothefer. (Nbo.)
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@iHiunsfet.

am MittlpuiI sen 8. Septenbcr
lcielt Die 9etboliio @emeinSe SIT
8i9 Berger t9r Miiiionsieit. SoIlte
rs om 9ten reglpegD Damn iinoet Sic
sSeier nnt GonnerStng oen 10. itott.
IlIe @ndlbor . @onleinoen nit ibren
Serren &oitorelt fins 'ber5lid entgc-
Iooen. S. @iering q, 8.
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Sn b%erfanfen
Hadrnf
oil urieren 0eliebten @atten mo %oter,
Cbristion mali


lcitprben am l.. September 1913 oeiuib.
ppn Der trauernoen Satin, guRiie
sSOlf ltno 8inoer
Nnsgeouitet, ausaeiitteu,
Salt OH peinen groBen Shmerb
Nnsgeiitten uno erfaltet
SIT oein treileS liebes Sers
Suit une all5uiritb p~erlaiien,
0etne Siebe iorqt uie1t mebr
Sein Grtulten, oein Grblniieu
Sdltug ms gsnnbcn tiei uno ictnuer
@eineno legten mir Sid nieoer
Sn oetn titles Schlaiaeinadl.
NernaiS tebrit Dit 81 uno lpie0er
9arilnI iUeinen mir Or nacb.
Ooh rs ichIiat iiir ms bic Stllnbe
&u ,utr Sirb emit iuieberieben
@enn oereint gum Ih6niten Sunbe,
&tr upr 8pttes Chrome itchen.
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.8ranntuein.

Sh babe cine arpBe Guantitit feinen
ielbit sebrannteu stpple Sad, Bead,
SrnabD mnb Sreiteridnaps nm 6anb. ben
ih bilig perfauien ruerbe bel Der @alone
p0er in arDBeren Guantitdten.
@DttlpbS dues,
Serinann, Mp.. 81.
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Earnt AT b~erfaafeu.

Meiuc aut9elegcne tSarm 1h Mteiicn
bon &er1llnnn, upn 40, u6er, ,uern 9ce
lpiini clt. ouf 20 Nder; IL 2Idcr
in &ciubcrQ, IL Grter III
@olo nno &etbe, ciugesGumt. quite
Sd]eune unb Stallung, 8~agnbuls bon
Stein, CONNER uuo @aidlfiidbe, autG
gut ein9eridtet iir @eftiieelsndlt. ;3ruei
3iiternen, cine quite Guelle ipruie AUDI
elm Seir1 unb geniigenb Ohit BON aaeH
Sprten, lit biItq su pertauien. Die
&1umlirhtettcn iteben leer. fam iufurt
be5o9en iperben. ,&e9en Hdberem uere
De man iidI oil Den Gi9entbamer.
&nrl 8aumfiarf Sr.
&ermann. Mu., HN0l /.
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gu gerfanfcn!

Mein idlbnes. mpbernes @pbngaus
pm t. 3immcrn, nebit Sabesimmer, in
Sermann, Mo., 9aiielbe bat ale mo-
bernen 8equemlihteiten.
Or. geo. &pniebfp,
Serrnann, No.
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The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-03-20

cases by. the states attorney, or
other persons, by merely fling an in
formation; or it will require an extra
grand jury for the Municipal Court.
Either of these would be a mistake
from any standpoint, and would
greatly increase both the number of
criminal prosecutions and the ex-
pense of the criminal courts.
5-This act if adopted will repeal
the previous act creating the NUM-
cipal Court Many lawyers think this
would legislate all of the present
judges, clerks and bailiffs cut of Of
fee until another election could be
held. ...u
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-03-20

revolution broke out. The revolution
was coming to an end. Then came
the intervention of the European
coalition. The monarchs of Europe
gathered in Pilnitz and gave out, the
9th of August, 1871, the famous-in-
history declaration, in which they
said that their duty was to rebuild the
old slavery system and return peace
to France.
Every one of you knows, probably,
the results of that interference. 1t
was fine peace given to France and
the whole of Europe by that inter
vention (?). With that declaration
began in Europe those wars which
continued for 25 years. This inter-
ference brought lot of catastro-
Plies to France and whole Europe.
The historian of those times (Hul-
ard) says: "The Pilnitz declaration
cost Europe one-fourth of a million
of human lives and made impossible
the peaceful development of France"
This fact ought to be good lesson
for the Hearst clique of politicians
who want to send the American boys
across the border 1t seems that
President Wilson knows better his
tory than any one of Hearst's clique.
P. S.-Ip the same time v-nen be-
gan to read and understand English
Git was about eight months ago., 1
began to hate Hearst's newspapers.
Henry Shellow,
1907 S. Kedzie.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-03-20

"can anybody tell me what harness
ISL" asked the teacher. Not single
boy knew. We'll" she continued, lis
there anyone in the class whose faith
er works among horses?" One little
boy shouted: Please, teacher, mine
does" well, what is it that your
father puts on the horses every day."
please, teacher, every dollar he's
got"