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Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1914-03-25
Proceedings of the Board OF
Supervisors Of Yayapai
County, Arizona.
ICortinued from Page Tbree.)

OF tubercuar members thereof
Order Moose the early naa
of County believing
the of would beneht TO
suffer
Of advantages offered by this climate;
Now Resolved that this Board OF
unanimously proposal OF the Loyal Order Moose and wish
possible provided
OF anaoum located in Iavapa County
Collector author
R. Belcher Clerk OF the Board OF super
OF be used said Clerk petty
general
following taken and audited and motion
in OF ordered Expense
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-02-25

Charlotte 2uelf 1T 2eitamentspou-
itreterin BON Millidm 2uelf; Yerio>
nalien $500, 9runbeigentbum $500.
Garl Rabe lit Jtu6labperpalter
BON Wm. ghmann; Berfonolier 5000.
Mdrqaret 2sernlater lit RahlaB-
berpdlterin bon Ulartin Geermafer;
gsrIonalien $3.50, 9runoeiQentbum
$1,000.
Soispbine SdGfsr 1T 5eitaments'
bollftrederin Don SeSoiiob 8. S6Gfer;
Berionulien $500.
6drriet gpofe Sinmes iit HdhldBs
berDalterin BON Mturn 4nn goote {;
9runosigent6um $500.
Guuene Cor iit Ho6tuBperpaltsr
bon fFdnnie Gor; Grunoetqenthum
$500.
Qnnu gonrop 1T 5eItamentspoQs
itrsderin pou Qnna WcRalIp; Qsrfo,
nali.n 1926.
Qlbert 6. gaIIinoer lit geftaments,
ooQitreder Don sSacob galtuger; Der
ionalien $3.50.
6arrn 6. Frauman 1T Rd6laBper=
tpulier BON SsSobn 8. iSraumau; Der
ionalien $500.
Wilhelrline Wfenqe unb 3. B. Ga.
Zen limb Observation-Disclosures por
SFrancis 6 .Wenqe; 9erionalien $3.50
grunbeigenthum $1,000.
Wm. Spenoermdn 1T 9ia4labpsr.
paltsr BON Utorp Spenqerman; Ser
iondlien 1915.
Inna Riehoff lit RdhlaBpertpalte
rim BON 5ermann Rieboff; geriona
lien 5000. 9runoeiqentbum $4,000.
9eritiebenes.
Ben. WatIon betQnnte fih bei
Woroun9riffs auf Gbtparb Real, sSr.
| fhulbia uno tpurbe Al bier Wonatel
sSail. ioipie 800 uno Soften perur
tbeilt.
@niID Wlapbetp Sutter bat bi,
Ittiondre Der Roner Wbeel SO. dui
3ahluuns BON $4,000, ben 9eaenrpertf
brsier gonbs Der 8eTsaihaft, bic lid
in ihrem gefib befinoeu, oertfuot. 0i,
9efsQihdft lit iebt in 6onoen cine;
Receipers.
Qilln grotau erlanate Elm 8eroit
iiber $3.50 as1en bic Rep 0ort 2ift
Sniurance Go.
9Sohn 6. 8rtffiths, Der friibert
8eidnftsfiihrer ser g3eitlafe Son
Itrltction 60, Der inter orei an
Hagen Der llnterId)lagung lno Sal
if,lIng iteht, tpltrbe geItern geger
l$250o giirgThaft, melhe Rober
S'9rien iteIlte, aus Der llnteriu
hunashaft entlaiIen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-02-25
Srei Sinocr aeiturben.

I'm oeu 9lrmen itrer Dtutter uer-
itorb Qeitern Wtorgen Die 2 Sabre
aIte 2ouiio Smit6 i'm Setm Ibrer
GItern, yto. 5O7 &Seit Z. StruBe Die
aleine mar BON etuer 2ltngenent5lin-
0uua befulen ltno ole Wtltter battc
ibr aiuo OIL Der 9rult, als Der Arst
9r. @alfer, ipeld)er BON Der @rtrarlf-
funq benadrihtiQt ipur0e. fab, oal.
Der 5ooesengel feline 9Irbeit bereits
oollbrott battc.
lie Sungenertt5itn0unq foroerfc
thr SpeiteS 0pfer Ill Der Berlon eer.
4 Sobr alten Gleonoru ,Slelos poH
9eo. 612 Garr StraBe. 3r. Oscar
8ehrinunu lnelher hiu3uge5oeen
uirroe, fountc MIR uoh Den berettS
cindctretenen Zoo feititeaen
Den Sob Surh Gritideu erlitt bte
2 Dtoitate alte WooeIine Berflep 1T
Ser 3ohnltnq ihrer Gltern an Sdrtel
Blace unp DeerfisIb Apsuue. lie
Mutter bate ibr 8abp in Der Wieae
nit lpdrmeu DedeR IdaoH 3uaeoedt,
bob bate fih Das ainb i'm Shldf unA
ter bic 9edeu gearbeitet uno erititte.
Or. 2eigbner itcQte oeu bereIts e1rl-
aetreteueu Zoo 0es atn0es reit.
Ger Coroner ipltroe bon bern Ab%
lebeH ser brci ainoer bennbrIdltiat
lebat Der nret atrtoer benad)rIdf1gt.
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-02-25
Gprpuers =Berihte.

Coroner 5oertmeper CAB geitern fei=
nen Wabripru6 Iber ben Cob Der
5ruu Wap Remmensperger bon go.
30S WcUlideu 2lpeniie ab. Sn bem
Wabripruh fiibrte Der Coroner an,
baB bic ssrau elmer glutpergiftung
infolge elmer porsenpmmeneu Opera
ttpn, Iptpie einem 5er3febler erlegeu
iet. ssrau Catherine WluB, ipelhe be-
Thulbigt 1T, bic Operation porgenoms
men gu baben. beiinbst iit in Inter
iuhungsbaft. I'm ben Iusgdng oes
Sncueits ab3updrten.
sSnfolqe oes Stneeiturrls tpurbe Ter
Snqueit iiber ben 1oo oes Qotomotipa
fiibrers golporo Sarrel uuo bss
grerniers Clarence Seatb, tpel4e bel
benz eiienbabnunfaa in 99iperiibe ibr
aeben sinbiiBten, pertagt, oa oiele 3eus
aen. ipelhe in Der WeAr3ahl aus Gis
IenbohnangeItellteu beitehen, Gtncins
noti niht rehtSeitig erreiben tonnten.
Der esnqueit Toa am 8oHneritog Itdtts
finben.
Sn benz 8erbitt, pel6es Der Cos
rpner iiber ben Cob Der fiinF Wdnner
aboo6, peLhe bei benz fSeuer in Dem
SalDatipn 2lrmn 9otel am Is. 9e8sm=
ber ihr aeben einbiiBten, bob 8r.
fspertmsner herpor, buB bas 5euer aui
granoitiftung 5uriitsufiibren Iei Dix
uuterfuhung ereab, DAB oas 8ebdaos
nidt feuerfiher ipar, bod nurd gpre
TihtsmuBreeeln Der Ausbrut etues
sseuers bate permisoen iperoen tOns
men. Gs ergab iitl, oaB bic 8eumten
Der Seilsarmse ibr 8eites periuht
tattsu. bic llsbelitdnbe gu beieitisen.
9eah elmer eingehsnben urteriuhs
una aab eeiteru Der Coroner feinen
Wa6rfpruh iber ben Dob Der orei
4rbeiter ab, ipelhe ibr Seben bel BEN
MafIerrDhrenbrub i'm Sitenbe elm.
bibtsn, als Die 605Dlige BdherrDbr,
an Der Rpotpoob 9reuaung bdrit
Or. Joertmener erfldrte, oaB DieWlGn4
|nsr ourd eiusn unporberseiehenen In
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-02-25

Sam Der Stabt Die 1Snriorge fir
nid)tprtsangebUrige Granfe.

Die Gtaot bat i'm oeriloIienert
Sabre nift peniger als $19,548 bee
5ahlt, hin Terioneu, Die bier ni6t bei.
mat65berehtigt iino, I'M itdotiihen
ooipitol 5u perpileqeu. Oieie Ghat,
iade bat Spencer @oroou, elmer Der
geontcn oes Itdotiiheu 0eparte-
merits iiIr g9ohItbdtigfeit$ Ilno
:StrafanItalten, 0urdl cine eIu9e6eHoe
llutcrIudltng erHittelt.
Die obige Summe nuroe fiir Die
Rflege lln0 Den llnterbalt bon 1887
Berioneu besabIt, oie i'm itaottihen
SoipitaI 2lllfnabme 9efuuoen batter,
neil lie 5u trunf naren, Inn BON ben
ItQotiihen geboroen abgeid(obeI
per0en 8u fonnen. Gie Wleiiten oie-
ier &ranten itanulten aus 8elItlIfp
Ino @eit 8irginien.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-02-25

2Ouis unb 5ab 8aI6af, Blu. Qf6
Pite, W2doheu.
Sarrp unb Gt6el Repcom6, go
Dsnnsr Ctr, WlGbhen.
Sobn uno eSSna MibDlesportb, 1912
Wulport9 Qpe., MGoden.
QOuis unb 4gnes Muegel, 1910
G6aie Npe., Gnabe.
W2ihaeI unb GbrtItina MiilIer, 5317
gbeIapeate Str, Mdbfen.
Benjamin unD Quno aeilin, 1916
Sp6n Str, Wdbden.
Better unb Rpie SiIeman, gopldr
StraBe unb Weitsrn Roao, MGohsn.
Satob unb W2ap 8ampfer, 536
SSinolan Ctr, W2dohen.
Goporo unb 2ilIn S6offsr, 1886
apfemont 2oe., Wdbhen.
Bernard uno Bertha 8noppe, 1918
1. &oenue, Nldoden.
9eprge uno Seteu Gppinoboff, 219,
Baltimore Ptte. &nabe.
Sarrn unb Warp Weper, $40 8ant
Str, Snabe.
0ultdp uno Nlmd oalenohr, 220
9oetbe Ctr, WdoheH.
5omer uno Gtbel 5olIanb, 235 gars
rel Str, Gnabe.
@oparD UNI Sophia 9anolsr, 1899
8. 8. Str, Snabe.
Sufob unb Soa 9ahen, GOT Rids
mono Ctr, Gnabe.
Siaac unp Qottie SAMPLER, 1929
Weslep aps., Mdo6en.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-02-25
Reue9 9reppe
0lms benz Wsmni3ipalseri9

Dor Rihter 4leranoer botten ii9
eeiiern bic Nlttpadrenbdnbler War
Ortner. Dbman aob uno 4brabdm
per3man gu DeroHttporten, Ca fie be-
ihuloiat paren, ibre Gintdufe niht
resiitrirt unb bisisn gtridt, pie be-
fohlen, an ben Biirsermeiftsr einsez
ianbi 3u boben. Die OenaHnten bats
ten. sbenfo lpie 3. WiGioms, fpelher
Der beblerei ansetlast mar, Saden
bon Wiaiam Ji.ls setaufi. bic oerieIbe
BEL Ginbrii9en erbeup. bate. Srtnsr
iDurbe cine Gelbltrafe bon $40 unb
aoiten aubittiri. pdbreno Rag unb
6sr3mann je 500 unb Rotten btadbl.n
miiHsn. Wiliams bat iih cine Strafe
pon 80 1assn arbeitsbaus uno $50
nebit aciten 5use3osen.
Sobn 5eb uno Wiaiam 9ranoi iuas
ren tpesen 9erlesung oes JaeoseIeses
Dor ben Observation-Disclosures 3itirt., inbem
lie beihuloigi tparen, 9aien ipdbreno
Der Shon3eit ssfhoien su boben. Der
Ridter entlieB Die ansetlostsn, ba
niht srpieien iperoen tonn.., baB bic
5aien mittelit elmer Shnbipaifs ooer
Shlinse erIssi tpprben ieisn. ipnoern
er ihenfte ben 4ueaben Der Mnaetlaes
ten gIauben. oab Der 5uno. DeIdxr
ii6 in 8tslsituns Der Genannten be.
faHo, bic Sbiers sepatt bate.
Ron Bel, ipeI6er fir bic gppib
Sid 60. auf bem 8. StroBe Mlartt
Slide pertaufte. bate btm 9etsttip
anotenbouer. dls eerfelte .inen ssiih
taufte. tein reelIss 9etpift geseben.
ipie nans.ipieien fpnrbe. anofen>
bauer sing gu benz gambler unb erhieli
fein Gelb 3uriid. Bel bieitr Delesenz
belt ioa Der Detettip ppn bsm Wanne
NIT einem W.ffer beoropt iporben isin.
Derielbe purbs seiiern su elmer Gsibs
ftrnfe pon $40 unp Rotten perurtbeiIt.
Gbparb Cur n. 25 Sabre aft, BON
go. 1701 CHM Gtrnbs, :purbe seitsru
Su elmer OelbisraFe bon $25 uno aos
fen, Games W. Walitr, 20 Sabre alt.
BON 80. BOT Weii IA. Strobe, gu .is
ner OelbitrdIe pon $40 unb 4oItei,
perurikilt, tpdbreno bic 51lle eegsn
bic 1S Sabre aIte Sbd Dillon unb
4snss Wleabtr utrtost purben. Die
poli3iften 2eppert unb GDeenep iasa
ten aus, bdb Die 4nTtlagien in Der
Gonnias Raht In einem 6auie an Der
Walnut 6trabe anse.roffen uurben.
Die Ntrbdftuns erfolstf ouf 0erans
laFuna BON Nahbarn. Gins Der Mdos
den ertldrte. bab ibrs wsutter bon ihs
rem QebsnsnanbsI pubte. ieboh nihis
bosesen ein3uipenbsn bate. Die 4n.
bere Nnsetlagte eril1rts. boB iie gum
aebensunterholt ibrer AnssbOrigen
bsitrase UNI bos Rtht babe. iih naf
ibrer Arbeit gu aniijirsn tpie He ipolle.
Die W6bhen lpurben Der probotionss
9eamiinnen 1rL Mann iberstben.
Die Staats Qiquor Gisens Jnfpets
loren gbdrles Deeenbnrbt unb 8rs
narb dorm erlpirtten seFlern I'M Wlus
ni3ipolssridt 0aftbefsbk ssssn Wars
/ tin Gdneibsr. 30. 2O19 Central Mpe..
unb Thomas s5lemmina. pearl unb
aublop Ctr. lpesen usxrireti,na bss
GonniasSssIsbes. HtiDe 4naeilasts
fiHo li5eniirte Miribe.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-02-25
ylei6t snbeie,t.

Gle ourh ons Dor einigen yaeen
erfolate ableben BON sSrl. Augiite
yeoelde Dafnnt gelporbene gteiie ei-
|iRr Iebrerin oes Geitiden an Der
Clifton EhnIe ipiro, tpie Oils.
s6uIiuperintenoei,t Acberts gelteru
erfIdrfe, porl1iifig nid,t befinitip be.
[iett iueroeu. ioiioern Jroii 8. Eteni,
Ter, Die spdbrenO Der arnnfbeit iSrl,
92oelde's nis heren Ste!Ipertreteriu
fimgirte, tpirb bieies iernerbin tbun.
Cine befinitipe 8eieslsng iuirD fniinl
|bor aani erfolefn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-02-25
Ientid,er gittrrnriider ain6.

Ter gortrnaenoe fir bic gers
ianmlung am Nittipod, slbeilo 1T
Der 0igpr1iioenf oes aIubs, Serr
encsrig @oier5ef, Der iiber r,Ssapani.
id)e aunItitiderei ufio ibre Sninbolif1
iprehcn ipiro. 4err Noieesed lit Der
8oriterr Des 9epnrtemersts fir Sn.
nenneforntion oes Chic Wfehonics
sssnjtitute, nirb fein 1beHa 6eninod
pom etnnbpunft bes Jod)mnnns be-
bon6eIn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-02-25

gratberinae cote ssieIer eprotteH aTa
serduherfe MaIe
bel Sh. weisIsr d. q p.. 33s W. 8. etss
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-02-25

atfhoffen ipsrben, ndnIim Der zines
Recorb ssnformotion gltrts nit $1,000
Oxhalt pro ssnhr. Der zines Bodfiein-
priiftrs NIT $75 pro UlDnnt unb Der
sinea 8ndiieinpriifer.M Mfiiitenten NIT
$50 bro Wondt.
|GnfehnIihe ge6aftserb1.
buna.
Cine anfehnIihe Debdliserb0bunq
ipirb Der Hddfte Snbaber bes poitens
oes Doritebers bes Deparfemenis fir
Reparntilr Der Gtroben unb 4bsuass
tanGle erhdlten. Der Gtnbiratb bct
ndmlih aeftsrn untsr Nnfbbuna Der
GefhGftsredeln cine OrDinons anqe.
nommen. laut tptlher bas Gebalt fit
biefen poften bon $24O0 auf $1,000
pro ssohr erboht fpurbe. Der yoit.n
III aeaentpdrtia poiant, ba s.. g.
Wartin. Der in Der buntfhen abmi.
Hiftrntion bos 4mt inne bate, iebt
betanntIih i'm Dienft Der Gtabt Dan.
ton. g., feht. Maer Oorausfint mad,
ipiro 6uah gonpon ben poften .rbals
ten.
RoHtrdfte fir bic maj.
ferleitung.
Der 4rbeitscireftor purpe auf iei.
nsn Mrtraa ermdhtiot. aontratte fir
bic aisferuna BON WnfierleitunssrDb.
rem abauihiieben unb biefe Rohren
iperben Der Stant $58,648.75 foiten.
,serner erbielt Der 4rbeitsoiretfor bas
Rent. bic nDtbiaen aontratte fir bos
Qeaen Der obiaen R0bren abauIhlise
ben nnb apar aum preife bon $49,.
054.50.
Reue Sreppt.
Inter Nufbebuna Der GeIhGftsre.
asin oelanate cine pom Stdbtanpdlt
Sh0nle einaereitfe Groinans sur Mn.
nnbms. burh tpelhe bic 4ppropriirung
ocs 0runbtiaenthums anasorbnet
ptrb. ceiien bic Staot benoth:nt, nm
sine aontrtt. 5reppe BON Der abbiion
Sirake nah Der 6aliteop StraBe su
bnuen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-02-25
Der $taOtrat6
- uaisR 1eSst e 1ermiaal 60.
nil nfxsH Trtibriei.

erIu4t nm WtrIdneeruns bes BON
ptrflcifenen Gtobtratb lpibsrrufenen
'Greibriefts auf 20 Wonoie. 9seue
pOften I'm Bureau bes ftdbtifdsn
Sneeni<urs sef6offen. - Das ges
ealt bss Worisebers bes Dspartes
minis fiir Reporatur bon Gtraben
anb absusstondIen ipirO .rbobt. -
Bonhs fur StraBenperbsFsrunsen
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-02-25
Oortras, ]llulik,
Spra6en.
ssafaltit bon inttruattpnafem Gufe.
AaldLog miro auf Berlangen sugeIauot.


TdQ srtrantsn. Sn Dem Wabripru1
nurbe angefiibrt, baB trOB elmer iehr
iorgfdltig gefiibrten llnteriuhung fcin
fOrgfdltig gefiibrten Ilnteriuhung bic
uriade fir bus 8eriten Der BaHers
robre niht feit8eitelt nerDsn fonHts.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-09-25
Dor. Blame tn. Kaiser.

Times Republican: The present big
war is generally called kings war.
Public writer's by a large majority
agree that the real underlying motive
actuating each and all Of the COM
batants, is to preserve or increase the
lines dividing each country. And keen
observers also agree that the prepara-
tions for this conflict have been going
on for many years-ne exception to
this last statement But has 1t oc-
CURED to the reader that the emperors.
kaiser and kings. counted on the men
as much as on the powder and guns.
Today several million men are trying
to kill one another. Why? Because
king, kaiser. or emperor told them to
kill, murder and destroy another
human being. Not 50. This war IL
going on, simply because men like 70
fight enjoy killing their fellow men
Proof positive Of this statement is thai
Of the millions engaged Ia this carnage
all are volunteers. 1t Is not necessary
yet to issue any orders for drafts. TIC
be sure many thousands have what we
call love for their as ard underlying
motive But suppose 100000 Germans
and the same number Of Russians
Englishmen and Frenchmen. had posi-
lively refused 20 light, to 20 to war
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-09-25
TAKING THE MEMS PLACES.

English women are pressing forward
TO take the places Of men who are
called to thief ront. AT least $1,000
women have offered their services in
a great variety Of pursuits, women
apparently well qualified to fill the
places and do the work OF the men
who have been called away. Answer
ing the call of the Women's Emer-
gnecy Corps headed by the duchess of
Marlborough an army Of efficient
women stand ready TO serve.
But the women who are ready to
step into the places of the volunteers
however rough and difficult the work
are not alone in usefulness and desire
to serve. Weather women Of the
corps pledge the emergency corps to
find paid substitute for every man
who eniists, a substitute who shall
hold the place and turn it over to the
volunteer at once upon his return, to
take personal charge Of the mans be-
lodgings, to stand as the friend Of his
dependents and outside Of pecuniary
aid assist "a every way possible those
he leaves behind.
1t is a great deaf to do. L. holds the
man job, furnishes friend who sinai
see that all governmental allowance,
are paid and leaves some one behint
to watch over AZ well as may be under
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-09-25
THE MUNICIPAL DANCE HALL

lSlOUA lily
The municipal dance hall IL sue
cess in New York. Chicago, Cleveland
Milwaukee. Denver. Kansas City. Gall
weston and other cities. There is no
reason why II should not be a success
In Sioux City.
Young people like TO dance. and
they are going TO dance as long as
youth remains with hem. Some folks
even ike 10 dance so well that they
keep it up long past the time when
others Of their age have ceased TO
think Of waitzes and two-steps or--to
catch up with the times-of hest
tations" and tangoes With youth de-
termined TO keep time to the music,
it would seem to be a matter of sound
public policy that it be encouraged
10 do SO under conditions as favorable
as possible.
The idea that municipality main
tain dance hall naturally shocks the
sensibilities OF a certain class that
looks upon the dance as a veritable
stepping stone to destruction. The
dance, as 1t is practiced in certain
dance halls. probably is all OF that.
The public dance hall, in fact, is the
best argument in the world for the
municipal dance hall.
Under the control Of the municipal
authorities and the patronage of or
CARNATIONS that are interested In a
practical way in the welfare of the
rising generation the public dance hall
Is conducted on q basis of strict pro-
priety. Matrons are in constant
attendance. No one OF doubtful char
acter is allowed on the floor. In spite
OF restrictions. the place is made lively
and inviting. Young men and young
women of youthful exuberance who
might otherwise be attracted to dance
halls Of easy reputation are encour-
aged to learn Of the JOY of living In
associations for which they need not
! blush and to understand that there
mya be pleasure without sin.
| Opportunity for genuine service
seems to offer itself in the proposition
! that the city council establish NUM-
cipal dance hall.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-09-25
VIRGINIA AND MASSACHUSETTS AGAIN.

The old Dominion settled b. adven-
ture-s and the ranting younger sons
Of cavaliers, lovers OF wine and woEn-
en and song. a..sssoiiate ard drunken,
has eliminated the liquor business as
a legitimate institution in thar state.
Massachusetts, settled by puritans, the
austere opposite OF early Virginia.
still covers with the wing OF her laws
the liberty Of the liquor dealer to pro-
fl by the destruction of youth and
the debauchery of age. AS an evidence
OF change the comparison is interest,"
ing
To be sure Virginia has her negroes
but Massachusetts has her element Of
ignorance and poverty which needs
protection and against which the com
mon good needs protection as well.
why should Massachusetts. with her
pilgrim and puritan blood hold fast
20 the crime o: the centuries while
virginia settled by ruined aristocrats
and masterIess men and redemptioners
bred in the blue blood OF recklessness
lead cautious Massachusetts settled
By the thrifty and ultra religious. in a
reform SO evidently necessity 10 pub
lie welfare The Viryinian would
explain that Virginia bought her
slaves Of Yankee traders. that the IN
speakable gin. labeled in Shameless
ness that finds It's patrons among the
negroes comes from north Of Mason 3
and Dixons that the recklessness Of
the cavalier which led him 70 personal
excuses retained sense of respor-
sihi.... which the snrdid thrift of the
puritans lacked. No doubt the puri-
tan would have another explanation.
but any explanation Of why Virginia
and the south leads Massachusetts and
the north in a moral reform must have
It's point Of weakness.
Ia It possible that the breeding
place Of true reform has shifted and
that the south is TO take leadership
over the north. the cavalier over the
puritan, that The sons Of slave OWL
ers are TO lead where the Phiilipses
and the Garrisons and the Browns LED
fifty years ago?
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-09-25
the circumstances tho family OF tn,
yolunteer

the circumstances the family OF the
volunteer
But il merely ameliorates the SUI
preme sacrifice. The picture described
by a special writer stands out against
it in bold relief: Six volunteers on
the eve of departure to the front were
parting with their wives. The men
were flushed with liquor and merry.
the six women was with child" says
the correspondent. 1t does not require
vivid imagination TO see the picture
on the street corner or TO follow the
possible fortunes of the six women
whose bread winners have gone afield
and whose children are still TO be born.
When Americans indulge in lingo
talk, boast Of American bravery and
power and counsel war. .et the picture
of the women on the street corner. the
uulti.u6es of women at home waiting
for news from the front, the thousands
Of children 10 be orphaned before they
are born. the poverty and want and
the silent and unseen horrors Of war
Inflicted upon women check words
that counsel a crime against ciyiliza-
tion and christianity. Blessed IS the
country where peace reig..s and men
go about their tasks and wcmen bear
children gladly and tend them in JOY,
where there IS no call for women TO
take the places Of men, here homes
are building instead of burning.
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NEWSPAPERS AND SALOON PETITIONS.

Not an Iowa newspaper has failed TO
agree with the wisdom OF the German
emperor's order against the use of al
ccholic beverages by his soldiers.
kitchener's advice TO mis- men along
the same lire has been approved. The
general decline Of efficiency and the
danger which results from drink
whether on batIleship Or in an army
or in industrial occupation. he effect
OF booze upon service IS matter of
common agreemen, in every editorial
page in Iowa.
Then why. when saloon petition
is being urged and opposed IN the home
town OF the newspapers which thus
agree on 3 general proposition, why
3 neutral position on the part Of the
local newspaper Il these statements
are true generally. why are they not
true logically? II booze = AT enemy
10 efficiency and progress Il industry
ard effectiveness outside 4 the home
town. why ism; il an enemy to the
,own and is inhabitants And il tbs
newspaper may and does speak boldly
on . general proposition OF this char
sc,er why not stand Up and De counted
where rs influence counts most
Subscribers ard readers OF newspa-
pers are coming to demand character
n newspapers as in individuals. There
IS no reason why this should not be
50. Il Is Just. There IS TO more rea-
son why nevspa pers should have full
liberty TO dodge g vital question un-
criticized than en individual Readers
and patrons Of home newspaper GER
taialy have license TO expect the news
paper 70 stand locally Cor the things
II stands for generally.
The day IS no, far distant when
every leading newspaper IN every Iowa
community viii use its efforts TO defeat
saloon petitions. L Is the duty Of the
newspaper toward lis city. the eff
cheney q its men, the progress OF its
business interests and the happiness
cf it's women and cildren
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40 M~1--A
Iona Newspapers
MAKING THE ISSUE.

fDes Moines Register and Leader.1
They (the democratic congressman
can see II would not be good politics
to appropriate s93. 00o. DISQUALIFICATION
Times-Tribune.
But they didn't They persisted to
the very end of the long fiiibuster
which Senators Kenyon and Burton
organized. Senator Simmons, the DEM
ocratic leader returning from the
White House-and that 10 y significant
fact--said his back was against the
wall and he would-aud he did-fght
fer the bacon TO the last roll call.
In the Dubuque telegraph Herald OF
which he was editor. formerly. United
States Revenue Collector Louis e
Murphy said at the beginning Of poll
teal activity in Iowa this year, that
the democrats would make the issues.
They have. But so far A. observed
the republicans at no time have 20 per
tinently directed attention TO the fact
as the democratic Times-Trfbune OF
Waterloo. not TO allude to The extreme
language Of the Storm Lake Vsdette