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Evening journal., 1915-02-16
CHICACOANS HERE TO
AID Governments CAS-

When the Federal grand Jury assd
blcd in the United States District Col
this morning there were prcseat a la'
number of witnesses from Chicago 4
other Western cities who are to test
m the insurance company's cases.
cases will be called in the United Sta
Court ON March ..
Among those at the court today y
Mrs. lnez Foster, of Chicago. ILL.,. who
expected TO be called with others
United States District Attorney John
Niclds this afternoon ior examination
Evening journal., 1915-02-16
AT THE MAJESTIC.

Star of "zaza" and Heart of Mary
land" in "DuBarry." to be shown at
the Majestic today. To gather to-
gether from San Francisco to London,
England. the long dismembered cast
ltl7M mEde "DuBarry' famous as a
stage play. and TO send these units to
a remote point in the foothills of the
Alps TO re-enact for motion pictures
the beautiful tragedy which delighted
Evening journal., 1915-02-16
BROCKsON OPPOSES SHIP BILL.
: The United Press

by Inc United Press.
WASHINGTON. Feb. 16.-An initial
test Of the administration strength
in the House on the ship purchase bill
today showed 1S1 votes In favor of
and 1876 against the legislation. on a
move to limit debate on the gag
rule. bringing the bill before the
House. Mr.. Brockson, of Delaware.
voted against the move
Evening journal., 1915-02-16

Just turn back now to the Want
Columns and see for yourself the
great variety OF lines OF endeavor they
cover and you viii be convinced. as
hundreds OF others have been. that
they can be Of infinite service to you.
ADV.
Evening journal., 1915-02-16
PERMITS FOR ALTERATIONS.

Building Inspector Anderson this
morning issued a permit TO Harry S.
Lynch to make alterations to the
property No. 110l Clayton street for
Mrs. II. r. Cause. The work Will cost
SI.1OO.
Evening journal., 1915-02-16
Third Street BRIDGE
JOKE TO Levy court

Mr. Scott at the meeting of the Levy
Court today said that every time Third
street bridge is mentioned there is a
smile. II is a Joke.
Mr.. Groves said he felt like referring
IL to the Park Commission for selection
of a name Mr.. Scott said he felt it WIS
a hoodoo The members became iocular
and the matter was dropped.
Evening journal., 1915-02-16
TO ATTEND Y. NJ. c. A. DINNER.

The annual dinner OF the gymna-
stun leaders of the Philadelphia dis
trict of the Y. NJ. c. A. will be held in
the Central Y. NJ. c. A.. Philadelphia,
tonight. The following from the Will
mington Y. NJ. c. A. will attend; John
Pierson, Ashton Shellady, Richard
Walker. Louis James. James Chand-
Ter. f. W. Helm, Jr., and c. H..
Meissner
Evening journal., 1915-02-16
nORCAS SOCIETY MEETING.

An open meeting Of the Dorcas So
ciety Of the Second Baptist Church
was held yesterday afternoon. when
Mrs. William K. Crosby gave an in
teresting account Of a tour through a
historic portion of England.
Evening journal., 1915-02-16
LALLY.O'CONNER.

Miss Mary A. Lally and John 3.
O'Conner we're married in ST. Pauls
R. c. Church this morning by the Rev.
Thomas f. Waldron Martina e.
Lally. sister Of the bride. was brides
maid and William L. O'Conner, brother
of the groom. was best man.
Evening journal., 1915-02-16
woRKMEN AT DINNER TONIGHT.

The banquet of the Producers Asso.
citation of the Ancient Order of United
Workmen will be held in the rose room
of the Hotel duront tonight There
will be forty plates. The banquet is
given annually in recognition of the
good work accomplished by members OF
the order.
Evening journal., 1915-02-16
AT MILLINERY oPENING.

Elsie Kerscy Chase. of No. Cos King
street, and her trimmer, Miss Greta
Tuiit. left for New York this morning
to attend the spring and summer dis
uays and openings OF millinery. They
.Nnect go be eapc about a week.
Evening journal., 1915-02-16
LEVY Court HEARS
REPORT ON ROADS
Much Work on Those in
This County Has Been
Done Recently
COUNTY TREASURER
MAKES STATEMENT

The Levy Court Of New Castle
county will be enabled TO do much
work on the county roads in the
county, as the balances amount to
37SS970.
County Treasurer Charles H. Lip
pincott at The meeting Of the Levy
Court today reported the following
Evening journal., 1915-02-16

THO LcVy OuuIJ VII VlsIt the Dutcn
Neck road In Red Lion hundred TO in
spect a drain which is causing trouble
on the road This is caused by
break in the bank of the Chesapeake
and Delaware canal. II was reported
that the assessors had turned in the
lists of automobiles i'm their districts
Mr. Burris asked how about a man
who has two cars operated on one H.
cense? My advice to him is to hurry
mp and get license for both of them.
Such a thing is being done all the
same.
The clerk was instructed have all
the lists returned within a week.
Evening journal., 1915-02-16
Attractions at The Theatres

millions and made them severally IA
nous. is something of feat oven in
these days Of expensive picture max
ing.
Evening journal., 1915-02-16

jeremiah Coll. of No S22 Church
street. who died suddenly in Emaus.
Pa. on Saturday. will be buried from
his late home on Thursday morning
Requiem mass will be said over the
body in ST. Nary's Church.
Evening journal., 1915-02-16
WINDSOR CLUB DINNER

TIE Windsor Association will nave q
tiap.r IA ne Hotel DUPONT at 9.3n
Evening journal., 1915-02-16
PATCH POCKET SUITS
IN our SALE

at $3.50. $3.50, 50 and SLIPS. an
sizes for young men, "a to 3a
chest. Latest style. Tartan
plaids, fancy blues and brown
wOrsteds.
PLAIN BLUE SERGES.
Hoavyweights aud line twills AZ
$3.50. 5000 and Sll.25. All sizes'
"a TO y chest.
SILK MIXTURES
in black and white at $3.50, $3.50.
50 and SIPS. Every size, "a ID
"a chest.
ODD TROUSERS.
Sl0O to $3.50 Every size. 30
60 50 inch waist Look through
our special sale at 500 Livery
size. 81 to a waist.
MULLINS HOME STORE
9th and Market
Evening journal., 1915-02-16
OBITUARY

John A. Moore. son of Mr.. and Mrs.
David Moore. died at his parents
home. No. 1925 West Second street.
yesterday The funeral will take
place on Thursday morning with ser
vice IN ST. Thomas Church.
Evening journal., 1915-02-16

Mrs. Catherine Kelly. wife OF
Thomas Kelly died at her husbands 5
home. No. 1920 Lombard street. yes
terday. The funeral will take place
on Thursday, with requiem mass in ST.
Patrick's Church.
The Polk County Republican. (Ducktown, Tenn.) 1914-191?, 1915-05-28

THE apparent fact that Secretary of State is
highly unnecessary adjunct OF the CaDl-
net was never better demonstrated.
A PLATFORM that the Chattanooga Times
n would be willing to stand upon would have
10 be fearfully and wonderfully made
THE assistance given LUKE LEA by Governor
| RYE in securing primary law more than re-
naid him for making the latter Governor,
DOLK COUNTY'S crop of peaches is said to
i a be dandy-and most of it is trying to
make record in the Girls Canning Club.
IT'S dollars to doughnuts that at the behest OF
Senator LEA Governor RYE will call an ex-
ira session of the Legislature. Goodbye, RYE!
GOV. HOOPER seems to be in bad with the
" Administration and its cohorts, but it is
highly probable that it is not worrying HIM IN
the least
NEARCONI has perfected an instrument that
lVI enables one to see through brick wall.
This will be all right when Democratic caucus
is in session.
WITH all due respect to the rhetorical splen-
w dor of the Presidents note, we are re-
minded that the poet said "But the glib phrase
is weak shield to turn tyrant's steel.
THE statement that money grows into money
L is not borne out in the one that says NC
Minnville citizen has $50 confederate bill made
in 1864 that is now worth from 2 to cents
THE help LUKE LEA gave in foisting upon Polk
L County a law the people did not want is
now being rewarded by fulsome, fawning I'M
becilic prattle that can have no possible weight
IF THE pledge given that Polk County will be
L in the Democratic column in the next elec'
ton is not carried out any better than the
pledges of that party to the people, no one will
be surprised.
THE difference between the note written by the
L President and one written by President
ROOSEVELT would be that Germany could rest
assured that the latter meant what ne SAID and
would know how to act
CCORDINC to Boston shoe manufactured
n sensible shoes for women will be on the
market as soon as women indicate that they want
them on their feet. Is this an insinuatlon that
there are no sensible women yet!
CTIONS of the recent Legislature may be
n summed up as follows: The Governor
had no influence with the Legislature; the Leg
islature had no influence with the Governor; !;
EA
The Polk County Republican. (Ducktown, Tenn.) 1914-191?, 1915-05-28

THE call for an.extraordinary session IS looked
l. for by wise ones. Handle it carefully,
boys; it contains explosives.
COME day the people will awaken to the tact
- they are buncoed every time they trust IN
the promises Of Democracy.
IRON the efforts made to redistrict Polk
County, it would seem that LUKE LEA ex-
pects it's vote will decide his fate.
THERE is evidence to substantiate the theory
that Governor HOOPER used mental sugges-
ton ON the late lamented Legislature.
THE fact that the State Board of Election
Commissioners has not yet acted indicates
that somebody is at sea in an open boat.
CONTEMPT for Italy's move in joining the
~ allies is equaled only by the JOY Germany
would have felt had she remained neutral
THOSE who are so busy placing THEODORE
L ROOSEVELT on the political chess board
will probably have chance to revise their flgures'
vCAN Democrat be a prohibitionist, is the
~ question that is now agitating the great
unwashed. Verify, Ticker and Democracy are
inseparable.
pEPORTS of plenty of foodstuRs in Germany
IL show the fallacy of the claims that Eng
land was trying to starve her people and that
this fact would Justify murder
CONCENSUS of opinion seems to be that II
~ Germany does not make full reparatlon
she should be boycotted. Will the Admlnlstra-
tion have the backbone to do it?
TPON the strength of the vote cast IN Shelby
u County at the last election, that county
will practically dominate the next State conven
ton. And CRUMP will see that ne gets his.
THE polytechnic school at Cookevllle seems
to be haven selected for an old political
spav who is an important cog in LUKE ma
chine An alleged educator who will thus rob
the children of their substance is an abomma-
ton in the eyes of the people.
CICN on a farm near Salem, N. g.. Tres.
- passers will be persekuted to the full exten OF
2 mean mongrel dogs wich amt been overly
soshibil with strangers and I double bari shot
gun wich aint loaded with no sofe pillars I'm
tired of this hel-raisin on my property
IF. IN order to bring England to realization
L of her duty in the matter OF the rights oi
American citizens, we should refuse to furnish
her supplies of any kind, how long would she
hold out? And right here is where a man OF
RoosEvELr's stamp would make himself feit'
The Polk County Republican. (Ducktown, Tenn.) 1914-191?, 1915-05-28
EDITORIAL PARAGRAPHS

IF THE present Democratic Congress was IN
session, it's wind TANNERS would have us INTO
war within week.
THE Republicans have enough ammunition to
L sweep the boards in the next elect,on II II
is only intelligently used
IN CASE of war with Germany, would it be
L necessary to put on another war tax! And
how much and what on?
A CCORDINC to experts, the United States
"A navy is all right in its way, but 1t hardly
weighs enough in these days.
TT SEEMS to be writ in the book of Fate that
Tennessee will have Republican Governor
and United States Senator next year.
IF A called session could give any assurance
L that laws wanted by the people would be
enacted, there would be no great protest
THE Presidents new granddaughter will serve
L the purpose of keeping his mind from
dwelling upon the certainty OF his defeat next
year.
KEEPINC of the present war tax on IN sPlte
n of the prosperity q this country is no"
enioying. is the best argument in favor OF pro-
tectiye tariff we know of.
DOTH the last Congress and State Legislature
ID seem to have worked on the theory that
they ought to spend the peoples money While
the spending was good
WHEN Germany explains how much war ma
w terial it sold Spain during the Spanish,
American ruction, some attention may be paid
to the protests that we are supplying arms to the
allies.
THE more one studies the personnel OF the
Legislature and speculates on the probable
contents of that proposed call, the more one is IN
clined to believe that Governor RYE will have
lob on his hands.
THE Chattanooga Times serves notice fnat
L thousands of self-respecting Democrats
will not permit themselves to be fooled again by
a LABEL. But the fact is they will DO anything
TO win, label or no label.
THOSE who are fond of sayin that noting can
be gained by force are referred to the tact
that the independence of this country, the abov
lition of slavery and the freedom OF Cuba were
gained by such methods.
THE fact that workingmen are getting back 10
L work again on their old Jobs deoe not re-
lieve the Democratic party of the responsibility
of having deprived them of means OF ivcii-
hood for several months.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-07-06

jebe aanone, unb Die dnbern 6lieben
bel ben 0agen uno ben geriDanbes
ten. Die @eipanne muBtsu 3ipeimaI
Fabren, uno ndbrenn mir naf lire
Giittebr parteten, muBte t1 etnsn
@erpunostsn in 9edung bringen.
8ir mubten quer iiber Die Gsaerlts
ME. GrnRaten fIogen I'm uns berum.
IS mar cine furGtbare 3sit -.
Sin anbsrsr SOIoat er3dblt bon
Dem erIten Gin0rud, ben CT Don ben
Qsutlden smpfing: .Menn SIR bas
geiitige 3uIammenpirten elmer gros
Zen ReugierOe uno elmer eroBen
8ur9t iennt, Derbet s5br unIere Of
fible beritebsu. SD ielbit 5~ittsrtt;
aaes f6isH 10 unipirai9 unb grdBs
lid. Qatirli4 feuerten mir Die gan8e
3eit nie milo, uno mir iaben pteIe
9eutide fallen. Qber gIei9 itonO an
Steqe oes gsfaaenen Elm dRoerer
Mann, 10 OaB Is gang glettgiiItig
laien, nie Diels mir De~ripunosten.
So babe cine unoeutlide Grinnes
rung an @asgeru9 unD an bos 0es
rduI9 BON 0rdnaten, bic iiber unisre
a0pIe b~inpegIauften Granatsn err
plooierten Inn uns Der. 8ir erpors
teteH, BAT bic Deutihen bsruntOms
men miirOeH, lino i1 CLAUDE, lie tas
men Bis 5u uns. Sd neib, Dab uns
bsFoblen puros, uns suriid3u8ie9sn
unO 0aB mir bur9 ben 0erbinOungss
gra6en meter btnten in einsn alien
S6ibengrabeu gslansten, In Dem
8aTer itanb. Dtr etngen 70 rubig
5uriid lpie mogIi9 uno nobmen uls
Iere 9ernnnOeten nit, oaruntsr aud
Elm ODER 5ipei, bic unter Den Wirtuus
gen Der Safe 5u lei0en buttsn. Mdbs
ren6 unIeres Rid3uges feuertsn mir
INNER meter uno Fnbrsn bomiE
fort, ais mir ben 3ipeitsn @mibens
grabeu errsiht batten, llnftre Ges
pebrIdufe tplroen gan3 hsiB. mir
iparen ale fAratbdr angeIirsngt.
Damn tam bic NaGt. Dir gingtn
nieoer 5uriid, l9pHen aber meter.
Sir bsHlBien anIere Oepsbrs. ipie
eS gerabe tam. nls BnjOneti oost ais
Mir per~einisten inns NIT Der
eriteu bsrantOmmenDeH Brigade. 1
botte bos 2onb, auBer bei 9a6t. mic
geIeben. Sd puBte nidt. no i'd mar
utsr mir bIieben bsieinanosr unb ers
cine Strdbe. Sd CLAUDE, e.
mar Die ct. SulieHsS traBt -
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-07-06
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g9as bic eagiifdleu Sutbatm bon gpern
~er5Gbler.

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6ern uno grieFsn englii9er SoIoas
len, Ole bic S9ladt bel gpern mits
erle6ten, perben in Der Zines pies
Oergegsben. Bon otm geginu Der
G9lu6t er3d6lt Elm adnouier in feis
nem 9dgebuh: y0onnerstdg, Den %.
Qprtl. Wir batten beute einen febr
rubigen Gag, aber Is miro balo bsiB
bergebsn. oa auf unierm linien Jill
gel Elm itarter Augtiff erfolgte -.
9ieier angriff fdritt FORT, unO mir
muBten fdleunigit gu uniern 8dnos
men. als mir etipa gsgeH 8 ubr NOR
gems ben geFebl erbieltsn, gu i4ies
ben. Air erDffneten oas 6eusr aus
5000 Dieter nit 2bboit. Ntr ginsen
200 Dieter 3urif, Oanu nodmdls
200 Uleier. 60 ipubteu mir genall,
oab etipas niht in Dr0nung mar.
909 ais mir mieber 200 Dieter pDrs
gingen, oa4ten mir, dles iei mieoer
Ii9sr. Der ndhite 8efebI mar oJeuer
aae 30 Getuuben" un0 bana9 gfgeuer
einftelsn un6 our ManitiOnserneues
rung porbereiten" nnIere 8atterie
ipuroe beI9oTen lnb mir perIoren
bier Mlann. Sin @eri1t lief nm,
boB unlere Mittelinis 8uriidgegans
N
gen unb Dab mir poaig eingslhloHen
ieien. Sir ~peigerten uns, ons 81
glaubsn. Mir ioben Elm ober Sfpei
fran5DFi9e aoionidIioloaten duf nns
3atommen uno erbielten tur3 barnuf
ben 8eie6l, Die aanonsn gum Co.'S
feuern bsreit3ubalien. Dieoer bpFfien
mir, oaB bic Sadie gut Itdnoe. Die
gan5e Belt 0ronaten, @runoteH NIT
groBsr GypIoiibtraft. Die @eipnnne
fdmen berdn uno brddten nele Wlus
nitipn. @ie er3dblten uns Reuigteis
tsB bic nidt IhIeht tIanger. Damn
tamsH aanDneHgeipnnae, bic uniere
aononen 3uridnebmen Ioltsu, unD
mir %ertnnnten, Dab e nidt uHiers
eigensn iDdrerl. Dn nuBten mir, bab
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@eipunus maren fort, uno biele an,
bern batten fh0n Die eigenen @es
f6iiss aus Dem 5susr geboIt. cbe iie
su uHs tameH. Gin Mdnn bsgleitete
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-07-06

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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-07-06

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bod, Ing 8afer 81 gehen. aIs ie
bon Der @aferitrOmung erfnbt purs
be uno UNI 9ilfe REF, fDolts Iie 8ras
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lamb. Gs mar Der erite grtrins
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netsnbauie felt 1912 als ~frsitonlsrs
batiper 8srtreter fir 3Hdihaus
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niht nit BEN gleidfaas f%reitonfcr
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Rsl' gat ell'ss irapt ualste 6fsaot
bag plr lel9 iu1tl9e Alli5lsrs aus
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zen. gins glela8tiii9e Afoef psla9t
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pl40 5ut Dteht ap5alVHlalai'Visteli
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Den 3uislllllgsosIsh psros lq 80
men, 9srr 1liimsllisF Wsrnsr, os9ah-
ol9en. 5n odHit meme 9errsn!
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srbat lia @sriisr pom 9snsrai Ole
stlaubnIs, na4 S4loB .5rsnois 5a
rsIten, aTD 5eph 0aaafsR oaTalf
man tpH lqon N 1loftem 0alopp
aui Der SanolfrdBe oalialprsHgsn.
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mar auf Dem 9uts1ot plsosr Ianos
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-07-06


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