davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Monte Vista journal., 1914-12-05

When you have hides or pelts for sale
don't forget that we pay the highest cash
prices for them.
RIO GRANDE PRODUCE co.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-07-25

Callahan was looking to him to fill
the vacuum in center field.
If ChappeII is not in top condition,
Callahan will not take a chance on
him. He will not run the danger of
tanning the gardener permanently.
The Sox have about run their race
for this season. They made their bid
for the top of the heap, stuck for a
time, but now have dropped back,
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-07-25

man who was expected to do bit of
outfelding, but a game ankle kept
him out of the fray. There is really
only one outfelding job open now, as
Demmitt and Collins are performing
ambitiously, so Kavanaugh and Chap
pen can take their time and get en-
tirely well before donning the SPAN
giles.
o Ed Walsh will have a chance DUR
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-07-25

chappeII wasn't whale with the
Sox last year, but his loss was real
'low to 1914 prospects of the Cal
ahans. For on the coast during the.
raining trip, until he was hurt, Chap
'en was showing the stuff of which
great ballplayers are composed, and
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-01-08
BY w. E. MeanWeII.

BY w. E. MeanweII.
WISCONSIN Univ. Basketball Coach0
The play: Center tips off backward
to No. in right guard position. No.
5 passes to No. 1, or 8 close to bas-
ket, Immediately returning to guard
his forward opponent.
Nos. 1 and 2 cross into opposite
forward position and await pass.
No. dashes to basket at center
and awaits pass.
Nos. 1, 2 or 8 shoot basket.
Solid line shows course of players
at tip off. Dot and dash line shows
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-01-08
course of player after pass. Zig gag
shows course of ball.
NEW SOCIALIST JUDGE IN COURT
NIGHTS, SUNDAY

Hamilton, o., Jan. s.-Judge Hor-
ace c. Shank, first Socialist Judge in
Ohio, is administering new brand of
justice on the muny court bench here.
Besides holding court in the day time
he sits on the bench at night, too,
whenever there is a case requiring his
attention.
81 expect to administer justice in
its largest sense" says Shank. eff
it's necessary to put in extra hours to
handle all cases promptly, expect to
do it. Much crime can be avoided
by prompt administration of justice"
Shank is urging the police force to
adopt the golden rule. He has or
dered policemen to direct plain
DRINKS to their homes instead of the
city prison. Recalcitrant jags that
land in the city's lookup Saturday
nights are to be tried Sunday morn
ings in Shank's court.
"They may need their Sunday rest
to be ready for work Monday" Shank
says.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-01-08

has won several fights. He starts
either hand for a vulnerable point
and stopping it suddenly, shoots
through the other hand. This ode
layed punch" as it has been called
and incorrectly described heretofore,
put Klaus to sleep twice and knock
ed out several other boxers.
BASKETBALL PLAYS THAT WILL
WIN GAMES
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-01-08

MAHOR ! RIES 10 PASS BUZZ
WASTE COMMISSION BALKS
Mayor Harrison has fallen down
in his efforts to pass the buck in the
present garbage mess to the city
waste commission.
The commission is very wrathy.
over a letter received from the may
Or in which he put up to them the
solution of the problem of providing
remedy during the summer
months.
Aid. Merriam characterized the
mayors letter as a ''lot of cheap po-
litical bunk" and accused him of hav-
ing done everything in his power in
the past to hinder the work of the
commission, and now when he's in
deep water he is trying to get out
from under.
1870
If Thursdays were pay-days, the
ghost would walk So times in 1914.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-01-08

If Thursdays were pay-days, the
ghost would walk So times in 1914.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-01-08

has
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anC
I thr
4 lay
I anC
\. put
\ ed
BA
/
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-08-05

bar fsbt set iaafaIote @utiebops
Store paa Sisrnet at @aIbington
q. % 8alfer 9fue.. og ban bar
allereoe ooertaget 5orretningen. 9i
booer BAN os 5omilie iom 9anle
9efen0te % @enner 9elfommen Der
til 9nen.
@r. 3. 6. 5srenicn bar
ioIat fin 9S6manosforretnina til
Mr. Slip NieIien. iom I 5ior INT.
te6e BERTH ira aimbaa 60. g1ebr..
iammen meo fin 1oocr % anors
9aarerenoe. ssrenIen bar iaa fife
alene,. iom tioIiaere omtalt. febt
Gel / Mbaen, men Fan er blepet
@eQer. 6Dao ban 10 fer bar oaret
oeru6e 0eo S%topIeburit Ill 2nffe
me0 5ransaftionerne.
Scr leoen DAG blep oi 9iort
befenot me0 Dor 0anife Apotcter. i
6. 9rorion, iom ri Tor to llaer i.
Sen omtalte, at ban boooe tBbt Or.
8aImers 5orretning. 6r. 9rorion
neoftammer I lige 9inie ira 9iifop
$. q. 9rorion. gelfommen til
9nenl
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-08-05

WisiIpnempoe

WisiunsmBOe
boIoes, oil @uo. ira ID 0ftober
I 0ampton. Rebr. @piter I'll 4Re.
oet oil oure os ueltomue.
9aa Weniaheoens &eaHe.
q. II. ScbuIt3
0lislpnsmDOc
oiholoes ON 8erren uil j auon.
bon. Sa., { EaaeHe &c Sepl.
aprlig Sa0bnoelie TIL ale iiern
% nnr.
4ao Meni9beoens Ge1ne.
5. z. Ghriitianien
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-08-05

op 81. 200 Iorsoag Morgen. /
aanias eitu ft:l5 1orsoag 6mo. :
eaer ogiaa meO DO. Facifie ira
Omaha ft:t0 5mo: % ira Gin.
coin 40 6Ino.: i aanias Sin
6:05 eftermi0oag 8eriom tilrei.
ienoe 0emer oil meooele os meo
bpilfe 1oa, oe fommer. oil ot baoe
lmge 4gno paa Union 5tation til
at moota1e % Ieoio8e Dem til Stir.
ten. 1isie oil pare fenoelige paa
oe 0aMebro9s iarpeoe Sleiier. Dc
Dil 6are
@aa U1enig5eoes 9e8ne
Carl @iI6elmien,.
2t0l 9tortb 1915 q. aonias Sim.
8anias.
Some 96one. 0eit 1893.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-08-05
,,Oanfferen"
Blair ge6r

Ibomas ebriitenien tom / Nan.
bags Morges meeet ileut tt Sfa-
be, ioet ban If lin bore arm | en-
torn i6eaera % fit oen iaa at iige
fnuIt eaer 1T stinO og aso iaa for-
re0et. at BET 6pugte 5rubler.
San leo tort gloota6. i0et en- BLOB.
aare oar rebet ober. San bleu
Itrafs fert Der til 9pen og iaolast
pna Soipitalet, oB 81. 9~aielien bleO
tiltalot. gan gap glrmen en- lore.
Ipbis 6orbinoin9 os ienote iaa 9uo
efter Or. 8aois / Omaha. san
fom Or ON GFtermiooa9en. 0ten
De to eager titroe life enonn i 9tan-
bags Mites uotale nogen ai9iort
Meuing ON. enten @briitenien fan
beboIoe 4rmen bpao De Dog bna-
ber), eaer ben maa aiipttes. 6srit
ON nogIe Dage turOe De baabe at
fiinne uotale noeet 5eiterut oerom.
Oct er iioen gnaet iaa goot meo
fam, Tom bet UNDER 0mitpnoigbe-
oerne tnroe bentes. Gan lioer
Smerter, men Dor 0og funnel io0e
en- Del.
Som 6briitenien lig9er frent-
oeles meaet oaorlig poa 9oi9itnIet
oerneoe 0nlaha. Sans Siiitru
bar beroppe 0eo tit Stem / @aor.
men reiite. iom oi foritoo. meo np.
tie Eoa oerneo igen for at oare nGr.
oprenoe o9 treite og pleie lin @ano.
Si0ite llae 6d1oe ei O3soe
Of 8ireftionen for Douii6 9utb.
9nbI. Sonie og 6ooOe / ben anleO-
Ming Beige af 9rriterne 5. 90.
Sauien 81. 6. @eismoun. DIR. g
esfiloian ira 4ampton. 9ebr.. 90
gar. Sens SonIen ira Coulter, Sa.
Oct femte Meolem er DIR. Due Pin.
oerien Der af 9pen.
Mr. 5enrn G6riitianien. 5.
8. 9Int8' soioerisn, Tom / fIere
Mar Far oreoet Reconnaissance
ning ! @oIbinaton Der / Gountpet,
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-08-05
III {

On QUO oil, ai6oIoer 0iinneio.
ia areos 1T aarligr @goe t Ct Re.
tiers Menia6eo. Rorf6iielo @iua.,
ira 3. til 6. Sept.
qa6ningsmsoe Sorsoos 9lften
al. ~
arc0iens emne. On iormliti1
@uosoDrfeIie. Rom. Il. J..
@enia6eoens emne. 1roeus ga.
len % 9irfains. sch II, 1-6.
Smoagsifoleus emne. 2grerens
9lrbeioe % GaaI.
ea6uer Menigbeo beoes erinore
lin Get % @Iiat At ienoc en-
Gelcaat.
Qad arroiens SeBne.
9@.9ouoo.
q. gefer5 @enia6eo. Rort5.
iielo. Minn.. i%nobpoer 6eroeo Din.
neiota areos til al afbol0e fit aors.
msoe j uor @iOoe j ooennGonte
Cage. 6or goo 0roens SfpIO %
~ligeleoes Tor at lette Sn6foarterin9s
9(rbeioet 6eoes ale 1ilreiienOe pen.
ligit ON at inOmeIoe ia inOen ben
I. Gent. til @r. I. 9ctcrien, Rortb.
fieIo. 9}inn.,
5anfeiprog ior @soet. Sal AZ
3. 9aa 0enisbeoens % eone 9ea.
ne. I. @. 8eterien, Brpit.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-08-05

4r6roifa GrrOirns 10. aarsmOoc.
af6oIoes, ON 8u0 Dil, { aaHias 81.
IL ! 1ageHe ira 3 til s.. Sept
1911 Rsoet 5e3rloer me6 5ei.
mesipgnostieaeile @lenig6eoans
airfe Iorsoag diten Oen 3. sept
aloffen 8.
5slgenOe Iing uil 6li0e iorbano.
let.
/. Rebraifa arpoiens Nisiiou
2. Spn6 er ariitenoom2
3. Nab. 3, 20.
l. gernenes ltnoarpisning /
Senoogs- o. S0erOa1sifolen
Get forDentes. al ale areoiens
grriter giper Ms6e.
aGe areoiens MenigbeOer ammo.
oes Interchangeable ON at ienoe De-
legnter.
Bd1 9tebrdltd 8reo1ens Be9iie,
Cars Senfen, areosformano
3 Senbolo til obenitnaenoe Be
fenotgerelie inobpoer Dor 5rel'
iers@ oanite 60. Iitb. Nenisbeo !
Qonins Gitu 8enner iii al 0eltaqe
| areosmsoet.
@lro os meo eoers geiss o. en-
fnlotallig REORGANIZATION al Bra.
tier og Geleaater.
geiegenoe beOes inomelOe iiB ie.
nett oen %. auguit. 9tae tilreiIen.
be beoes al 5enipn til bore lofaIc
5orbolo at fomme ON Torsoogep
enten meo burlington fra Omaha
9:f5 WorgenJ | aanins GitD 4:05
gftermiooog ira 2ineoIn Ito
Worgen, I 4nnios Gitp TAB aften
- fra Tenper pio Heo giaao, 3nr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-08-05
WisiiDnsm

8aitor 3. g. 6. 9anien ira Sc.
uoi6a. @is., 0il gioa fire 9ages
ar6eioe / Zen foreueoe airfesg
@euig5eoer / 0iie6. ira ia 9lul.
@soerue bolOes iom iIg.: Sen.
Dag / @reen0ilIe. manOag / Iru.
fant. 5irsOag ] Sione1, 0ns6na
/ Wc9rioes. aae oelfommen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-08-05
Sraes l~lnaOumsmDOe

af6oloes ON 6erren oil i Sans
5reoerifiens SfoD oeo SamIin Ga.
Ssnoaa rs. Mug. ST. 3 @itermio.
Dag 9raiterne 8. 9. Semen %
q. ~. 9eielien bar lo0et at tale PED
oette Me6e. aarlig SnO6DOelie I'll
ale % i9rIig til De unge / eft
6orn 5ettlementet1 5 Siligl0e
al Reguoeir boloes @eoet / Sam.
lin STRIFE
9aa De linges 8eane.
:. e. 6briittauem
g. Rasmuseu.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-08-05
Sus til salas.

goa @runo al gortreiie sniter
ieg at iGl8e nit Slis Sem gGreI.
fer. Solio gpgning. Smlt geIig-
senOe oeo Stoo o. 81. 1pt PED
Sfole o. oanif Iutberif airfe. San
iGlses meget biaig, ON Snnoelen
tan ife mart,
Wrs. Z. g. ~Hnsmnsfen,
2uct, Bis.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-08-05
Eli gfie.

stort ~@ooern erirt Sotel" iom
ger 900 5orretnin1, fan lcies me.
get billi9t. Rarmere 0pIusninger
iaas oeo Al 1enoenoe 10 til
3r. 5 i SergenfeM
elf oorn, ga
eaer I'll
5hom. I9emien.
aimballton, S5a.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-08-05

-lgroUe eaer fIne)-
gpgorpu, groue eller fine. 7c go.
8ismel og aartoffelmel, &c 90
5oricnoes operaIt fom goitpoffe eIIer
pr. Grpres. Strife yarer og arIig
getiening. Crit 50. 5enen
Cor. % &@rnnt Sts.. Dmnbo, 0ebr
Rel: webiter 1929
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-08-05
liI SaIa.


so qcres al oet 5eoite 2ano /
6reeborn goumtu, Mlinneiota. BE.
ligSeaoe ~ 9ltl Ben for @enepa
% ! Vii Sgo Tor GLENDALE. @oot
Sus meo 5 9arelier. 600 Stnlo.
Waitmhus. SDtnebus. 9eniebns. 0.
7. .. 9ele 5nrmen 1oot inobegnet
@oot 9ano. 8du iaas meo 9eiQt.
ming. ON srites. Salooelen al ae.
6eiunmen mna uobetalas Det 80.
rige fan itaa iii 90. 8il ialge paa
al Sugoom.
Grin iii Chris 6olm. 9it 3.
GLENDALE, Minn
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-08-05
Nrensmpoe.


9ttlantic areos Al oen foreneoe
oonife o..lntb. airte Nmprifa al.
boloer lit areosmsoe Bethesda
0anife 60. .luth. @}eniqbeo. 8orce.
iter. Nais., ira Den 4. I'll Den 6te
Sept. areoieus 9rpiter beoes aipe
0tpoe. @%eniabeorrna at icuoe 0ele.
cater % BORT Meniahe0sioIf u font
me meo iout 8eItaacre N brinae
Genner mes. Man 6eOes erinore
felaenoe 9eiIntiing ira iioite aar:
uareosmeoets 8eltaaere. Der er
oper II 9tar. betdler bereiter 500.
Tor 0eres Oaaol0 ma0cr @p0et.
0poet beannoer meO 4abninas.
auostiencite 6reoaa Torm, al. 10.
aorreminasmsoe 2or0ag 6ormio.
oaa.
emner Tor We0et
Meniabe0ens: a8rfteIie. (ef. >.
ID: uGerfor be6oer set: 9aaan op,
OIL iom iooer. o. itoa op ira set
osoe. oa ariitus ifal lnie Tor oia!4
areoiens: Zen bellige 0nobere "
@eo grGitemeoet 8rritens Sus.
beiea.4
CAB os 6eOe o. orbeiOe Tor At iao
ct riat @sSe.
g. 5. apr. are6sformo.
llnaoomsforbnnoet for atlantic
areos ai6oloer. ON SUB nil. tit
garsmsoe / 8orbinOeIie meo areos.
INSECT / @orceiter. @3nisg ben 7.
Gent. (~ooboroan1. Gmne; I. Sob.
,. lib.
5oreninaer beoe5 ienOe 9eleaater.
@enner Of port llna0omsnrbei0e mo.
booes. anis9ninaer ON OotaaeI-
ie eler anoet 0%eorsreHoe Sorbuioet
beoes ienot mia ier +. Sept
Chr. 6briiteufen 5ormo.
; SeuhoI0 til 0Denitaaen6e mo.
bn6er Bethesda meniabco. @orcc.
ter. @nis.. oae. iom fan on oil og.
re me0 % / oisie Gage til at uooe
Serrens Suies sober. ri Denter
mango o. bar Qla6s Tor ale. aae
geItaaere bcoes inomeIoe ia til IN.
6erte9neoe m0ea %. an1nit 1914
g 6 aabera 9rgit
POS Borf 9f0e
8orteiter. Miis.
g5auoelia f5er lea eoer. at hoao
iom BELT Z 6e6e 6aoeren ON / nit
9aoh. ifaI ban aioe eoer.~ Rob.
IS. %.
m: "a ri life ieIo bar airfa
+ @oreefter. far ri maatte ieae 5ls.
IN nos @rmeuierne meer areos.
insect 3eune MeuiabeO bar oper,
la6t os fin qirfe, iom liager pao
Grmont 1t. 1lnn tnaer Ell Bonn.
ton Ct. Sporooan oeo ~Sitn SAL
on itaar al beo Grmont Ctr. Wprf
bette. iaa On life farer bilo. Dor
gp or goo, men fife be6re END andre
9earuu6et paa, at R~eniehe0en ielu
maa afbenutte I'm airfe ira i01R
til 1912 Smoaa. oil Dor Subs.
fieneiie 6cnue III 5lipe ira So til
fOfb. q. & n.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-08-05

Rosle fod ppperIige anIebninser
til at fsbe CODE Stem | be oonffe
aolonier | Weitbp, DoneoilIe og
GertiIe 8oIIep Eomnfbips. rpr peo
gone, SfoIer og airfer. Sfrip til
Sans anoerfen
fertile. 81. D.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-08-05
Stort iinaSomsmpoc.

oil blioe aiboIot, on @uO oil /
Dagene fl-f3 September 8. u. /
e6ene3er @eniaheo. anoubon 60.
Soma.
@eui96eoen inobpoer iprligt De
unge / Soma areOs I'll at neOe tai.
riat irem.
Gelgen0e emuer pil bliUe 0rsitet:
l.. &c unge Tom 4ruetagere Gal
it9. gers III.
, ge unaes arbeioe airfen
6iemme. I Better 4. 10.
3 Dc ungcs 9trbcioe noe Marf
90. Is. 10.
9elfommeH On mi9e 4anoffab =
fom en- itor Sfarel
vie SuomelOelier .maa lie ieneit
T. September til m~oerte9neoe
5onfeiprog ,9eoer uoer- Mia.
oelie" 1 gbei. ;. II.
9oa e6ene3er @enIabeos ge8ne.
q. o Gbrfftfanfen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-08-05
@uostieneiter.
Blair.

Blair.
Ssoo9sifole aI. 9.t5.
Observation-Disclosures ST 1890.
aften9uostieneite 81. s.
CrHm: @uostieneite [. oe 3.
Ssnooa / bier Raaneo. 81. 1880
5ormiooog.
aennaro. Rebr. Canif @nostiene.
tie 81. Il igrite og treble Senoag /
60er 4laane0.
Gngelif @uo5tieneite 81. II Ill
Sen % fieroe 5moaa bppl &aa.
neo. SmoogsitoIe meo sonfir
misunderstanding 60er ssnong aI.
10.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-08-05
COLUMN.
Mrs. J. P Jensen, Editor.
Nebraska Motto:
Equality before the law.
OPINIONS OF PROMINENT
-NEBRASKANS.

j. B. Barnes, Justice Supreme
Court There seems to be no
good reason to deny women the
right of equal suffrage"
Fletcher L. Wharton, Noted
Preacher and Lecturer - have
a deep conviction that while
American women need the ballot
for their own protection, yet |
believe it to be even more true
that the ballot needs the protec
ton of the women. Il IS in peril
today
Ross L. Hammond, Editor FIRE
mont Daily Tribune: THE
right of a woman to vote is pre-
dicated upon the fact that she is
a human being. The question of
sex cannot therefore enter into
the matter. In this day when
suffrage IS being extended every
where in conformity with univer-
sal growth of popular govern
ment, the granting to women Of
the right long denied her is but
the logic events. The economic
and moral need Of women suf.
frage grows more and more urg-
emit because of the changing soc.
ial conditions Of our times. |
would not longer withhold from
woman her right Of suffrage, be
cause I would put within her
reach, if not an instrument for
constructive use, at least a weap-
on Of defense"
Francis G. Hamer. Justice Su-
preme Court :-''I know Of no
logical reason why the ballot
should be given to one sex and
denied to the other"
G. ". Norris, United States
Senator TT is conceded by all
fair-minded people that women
is just as intelligent. just as hon
est, and just as patriotic as man.
She is governed by the same law
Hre rights and her privileges,
her duties and her accountable
ties are defined by the same reg
ulations. Her property is taxed
and her responsibilities RI de-
fined by the same statutes.
"The right to vote IS usually
considered a privilege. but in the
broader and more patriotic sense
it is a duty Every honest citi-
zen charged with the perform
ance Of a duty uses all MS intelli-
gence and all his energy 10 pro
perly equip himself for a patriot
ic execution. Woman being
equally endowed with man in
the intelligence necessary for a
proper performance Of the duties
Of citizenship, being equally
charged with the burdens and
responsibilities, and being equally
honest for its patriotic develop
ment, should be equally equipped
with all instrumentalities neces-
sary for the performance of its
duties and the enjoyment Of its
privileges"
r. T.. Bellen, Member Legisla-
tnre TT consider suffrage for
women a part of this new demo
cratic era. A progressive, whe-
Their a democrat or a republican,
cannot consistently oppose it.
Our educational system from the
beginning has been to prepare
citizens for the duties Of demo-
cracy. In Nebraska the average
woman is better educated that
the average man. Why prepare
her for the ballot and then with
hold it from herf"
Thos. 7. Hall, State Railway
Commissioner :-"As 7 have OBJ
served, If is the highest type of
womanhood that is demanding
equal suffrage, and 7 naturally
concluded that the same class
would avail themselves Of the op-
p~ortunity of voting. If this is
trne. the result would be TO raise
the standard Of the average vot-
err"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-09

ether o1s q their enjoyable dances an
Ing
Lh@ me ~eAther q YESTERDAY haa n.
49, OF cAlslug many peuEle - be "a
80 streets curtnE the Day.
- enyrt l. bving made % organise
- beNlirf league on the ld~al alleys on
Eolftn street suf IL a. expeCfed that
tnsl viii set started next Monday.
The Industrious Danes viii % enter-
tained Friday evening % this wesk AZ
sne bone 81 Mrs- Theo. Snodkrass on
Business Vas rood IN this city Satur-
cay a. result % the large ray that was
hAno~d olt O. the workmen
Andy kolcas. Of Gaylord. was rrea
~ and costs In squire r. T. Ougs court
SNtsroAy evening on the charEe OF fail
ins % send his children 20 school
Archd@acOn DodshOn. Of Columbus
had charge % the services al 81 Paul ;
Episcopal church yesterday.
IN some places IN the country the
snow 4 stiii Omitted to a great height
anl only last Saturday an auto was
stalled IN ths snow west OF the city
The finishing touches are being nut
on the improysmen 20 the local hos
short time
Any one having any items OF interest
Tor this paper can cali 5i2-J on the Bell
A meeting of the farmers ives, Of IN.
city was held Saturday afternoon FOR
the purpose OF taking action on a tsie-
the price
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SOLDIERS FOR
HOLLINGSWORTH
roeEIHER VITA SONS OF VET
GRAMS OF AIS oisTRicr.
seseiutien Adopted Fsvorins Former
Congressman for Second Term az
6iG Meeting Held Recently.

Special Dfsratch 20 IN. Intelligence.
CADiZ. o.. March Sat a well at
tended meeting OF ex-soldiers and
sons OF veterans. recently held TO
promote the candidacy OF former Con
gresham Hollingsvorth for a second
term. resolution was unanimously
adopted commanding the following
editorial from the pen of Co. John
McElroy. editor of the national g. A
X organ AZ Washington City:
Although about half of the Union
soldiers who served IN the civil war
are still living. IL II a deplorable fact
that not a single soldier Is on the
republican side OF the House OF
Representatives. In every previous
Congress since the war a large pro-
portion OF the membershi was com
posed OF boys In blue, but their num-
Der has been gradually growing small
er until In the present Congress there
are only three Union soldiers, all OF
whom are on the Democratic side OF
the ehamber-Gen. Sherwood. Of Ohio.
Mr.. kirkpatrick. OF Iowa. and Mr..
Gouldan. of New York.
Gen Hollingsworth. of the 18th Ohio
district. served In the sixty-ftrst Con-
gress, but was defeated for reelection
as a result of the general political
nixup. He has been placed In a
strong Republican district and his
friends are urging him to again be
come a candidate.
Gen. Hollingsworth served In an
Ohio regiment. enlisting as q private
at the age OF 16.
The following letter to Congress
man Smith. of Idaho. who formerly
OF veteran. as well as a brother of
veteran, will be of interest
Cadiz, Ohio, Nov. 1, 1913
My Dear Mr.. Smith: | appreciate
and thank you for your good letter OF
the 18th ult., In which, after a
friendly reference to my candidacy
for a second term In Congress-. YOU
call attention to the fact and saw:
There Is now no Union soldier on
the Republican side of the House.
and only three on the Democratic
side. and this should be a point In
your tmy) favor" This Is one OF the
main reasons why should like TO re-
turn to Congress. II only for a term.
IL elected l should probably be the
only member who saw service in the
Union army. and to stand alone, the
last Union soldier on the floor of Con
gress. battling in defense OF my com
rades. many OF whom are In sore need.
would indeed be an honor highly
prized. Gen: Sherwood, my friend and
coIaborer In all patriotic measures
during my one term. although differ
ing on party questions, is understood
10 desire to retire at the close of the
present Congress. and. IL so, being 10
years his junior and still in vigorous
health. should like to be there 10
lake up his banner In support of all
proper measures for the relief of our
less fortunate comrades. With sin
cere regards and greetings to you and
any other members of Congress who
may remember me, l am, very truly
yours--D. A Hollingsworth.-Adv.
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The following books were added to tn.
library during February:
Adams-The Log OF a Cowboy.
Alger-Shifttng for himself
The Young Musician.
Grenfell-Adrift on an fce-pan
Hall-1outh, Its Education, Regimen
and Hygiene
Larsom-As II Is In Heaven
Mutr-Stickcen: The story OF n bod
Ous-'rim and Tip.
Russell-Gateways to Art and Indus
try.
safford-Iife Of BIcnnerhassett.
Ioihlinson-Thc Young SharpshOoter
n Jersey Boy In the Revo-
luton.
Lieutenant Under Wash
ington.
The ftoys Of Old Monmouth
The Red Chief
Trowbrtdge-Thc Wireless Telegram
Boy.
Turnbull-W. A. G'r Tale
Thanot-Thc Men Of the Hour.
Won Huttcn-pam.
Fam Decides
watkins & GraNcs--A Year Book
Nhite--Icss ~ the storm Country
The Biazed Trail
WiFEin-Ihe story o. Waitstin Rax-
ter
Williamson-t.adv Betty Across ia.
Water
Wtlson--At the Mercy 81 Tibertus
Niniicld-Putnam Hall Rivals
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=. hpck. wei known German resi-.
cent rraidiur on North Main street fa
laid up ~ hls home with Il sever. Id
tack ~ rheumatism
The Modern Wopdrnou held "a cell .t
tended tufetlUE Iu their hall Ir 3D..
Sher"Fe-iicrtcs building SATURDAY even.
The miners In this vicinity uu %.
feiEc their rrmi.muufhlv pay fofnDrr.v.
ana a Ilrge sum viii br mid Yuf
rev. ". %. MORAN had charge 10 both
t.e morning Hud evening services af tHe
welsh CONS rcrtfiuuHl church YESTERDAY.
WeIs Mrlaulcla n former resident af
lNla 'liLt returned saturday evening and
mill ''"
Matters were very quiet Iu police cir-
i'E POI thls city Saturday evening and
The local lodge % ElKs viii give an