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Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1915-05-13

Plans have been perfected for the
big western trip planned by the Ma
tional Editorial association for their
SOth annual convention to be held at
Los Angeles. CAL, next month. Many
prominent speakers will take an active
part in the programs and entertain
ment. y is expected that South Da-
kota will send q large delegation of
the newspaper fraternity Of the state.
The trip will include visits to Topeka.
albuquerque, Grand Canyon Of Ari-
zona and the principal cities of Cali
fornia.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1915-05-13
READ THIS

From President Wilson's a lGress:
81 am sorry for the man who seeks
to make personal capital of passions Of
his fellow men. He has lost the touch
aid ideal of America, for America was
created to unite mankind by those pas
sions which lift and not by the passions
which separate and debase."
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1915-05-13
IT'S A LONG WAYS

(Clate Tinan in Kimball Graphic)
It's a long way to Pukwana,
It's a long ways to go.
It's farther yet to Chamberlain,
Surest thing you know.
Goodbye booze in Kimball,
Farewell Milwaukee beer,
It's a long ways to anywhere,
And why / shed this tear.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1915-05-13

Unusual preparations have been
made Tor the review OF. the United
States Atlantic tieet on the 18th inst.
~ the president. The fleet consists
~ Aeventy-fve naval vessels, twenty
|sene q Which are b~attleships. The
recent report Of the secretary Of the
snlayy SHOVE that the United States
formidable navy and apart Of
ykessvidence thereof will be ID the
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1915-05-13

Dick Richards has gone into court
to test the right of the legislature to
repeal the primary law known as the
Richards law. which was adopted by
a vote of the people under the initia-
tive.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1915-05-13

On the Rosebud reservation recent
ly occurred the deaths of Mrs. Grow
Ter, aged 90, and Mrs. Stands. Up-And-
Go, aged 90. They were believed to
be the oldest Indians on the reserva-
finn
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1915-05-13

Doc Cook is going to do some more
mountain climbing. Well, never mind
what Doc says or does. 1t is imma-
terial to the whole world.-Ex.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1915-05-13
PE-RU-NA
The Traveler's Companion

Mr.. Arthur L.
Pierce, 261S Sher-
idan Av e., st.
Louis. Mo. 1.-THE
curative value of
Peruna Is truly
wonderful. I think
1t especially vail
liable as a specific
for catarrh Of the
system, and for a
man who has trav-
eled for years as
! have and who is
certainly exposed
to irregular meals
and uncomfortable
sleeping accommo-
dations. Peruna is
one Of his best
and most needed
travelling compan-
Ions. It throws
on disease and
Keeps him well. /.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1915-05-13
BIG GOVERNMENT
LAND OPENING

500 900 acres homestead land to
open for settlement in State of Wash
ington. Send so cents for description
and map showing location.-The Gas
sert Agency, Spokane, Wash.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1915-05-13
VIGOROUS AND I R
President Wilson is to Forward Note
to Germany Today

Washington, ID. c., May l3-Presi,
dent Wilson will forward a note tc
Berlin today. 1t will be vigorous in
tone and firm in purpose, but devoid OF
threats or buster. 1t will call upon
Germany for a strict accounting for
the destruction of American lives and
property in the European war zone.
The course to be taken by the United
States in response to marine outrages
perpetrated by Germany in the name
of war has been decided upon by the
president and his caSinet.
In a communication to Germany, now
being drafted, the United States will
insist upon explanations of German in
terfererce with the and the
travel Of American citizens.
The destruction of American life on
the Lusitania, last Friday, the Falaba
and the Gulhight and the torpedoing
and sinking of the Gultlght and the
aerial attack on the Gushing will all be
made subjects of enquiry.
The note will demand compliance
with the established rules of maritime
warfare by Germany. 1t will require
that unarmed merchantmen shall be
searched and if found to be carrying
anything that subjects them to des-
truction, the passengers and crew shall
be removed to places of safety before
the ships are sunk.
Washington, ID, C. May Fit is re-
ported that delaying delivery of the
nate is to permit Americans who are so
advised to leave Germany. This is i'm
possible of confirmation. 1t is report
ed that they are ordered to go to Swift
Zerland.
The Detroit times., 1915-07-28

ancs Of bonds for permanent I'm.
The recent decision OF the supr enc
Court denying the authority Of the
city to tssue bonds for Q General
Hospital and for Public Conduits. has
forcibiy dcmonstratsd the narrow
scope or the present Charter pro.
Visions. An mendmsnt confsrring Q
broader authority tn respect TO the
mitted TO the people. otherwise many
necessary and desired improvements
will be delayed.
Your attention 10 also directed 70
the present method Of engaging .
fiscal agent. on . eommtssion bssis.
In connection with the sale Of bonds
bearing per cent interest rate IL
this policy 10 continued, money Will
have to be provided 10 pay such com.
missions. In my opinion. this mat
ter. should be referred 10 the proper
committee for immediate considsra.
tion.
oEo. ENoEI.
Controller.
Referred 70 Committee on Charter
and City Legislation.
The Detroit times., 1915-07-28

Referred 20 Committee on Taxes.
SO5s--of {. II wiltsis. 70, retS s,s
of amount paid for tax titles ss.'
~" RefsYrea TO Committee on Taxes. .
s0Te-Ot & IL Whistle for refund
o. amount paid for tax title $3.50
| REFERRED 20 Committee on Taxss-
! sSso-of Frank y. Day. for com
pensation for injury received Tnhe
In the employ Of Department OF Fuo-
Retsrred 70 Committee on Claims
aH sSos HcSof Mary NJ. Marley. for
damages sor personal Injuries.
Referred TO Committee on Claims
A1 S5ss0of Edmund Mahriey. for re-
endorsement for damages 20 auto
Referred TO Committee on Claims
Sess~of Mordsn. for the vses.
Irion OF pablo alley In rear or 70"
So and 81. Pulford q Sehwats SUP.
Referred 10 Committee, on street
SosiSot ~ Hyacinth Church. for
vacation OF alleys east OF McDougaH
and north o: Farnsworth avenue
Referred TO Committee on street
soss.of John r street Garage. for
permit 10 install gasoline pump AZ
curb in front OF i?2l John r street
Referred 70 Committee on streets
s0ss-of womans Exchange and
Decorative Art society. 70 install iren
covered area IN alley In rear Of ?2-i1
Adams avenue east
Referred TO Committee on streets.
SOS7--of Thos Hyland. for permit
20 construct covered arsss a. ire
sell streets.
Referred 10 Committee on Streets.
scss-of Dannie NJ. Maher. request
license i s"A' adopted a' July 70 soth' from iss
street be resc;nded.
Referred 20 Committee on Liquor
soss-0t wolverine Au,omosil.
Club. for the paving OF certain
streets and the posting OF detour
signs on obstructed streets.
Referred 20 Department Of Public
Works.
soSO-ot James Hor.n e, al. for the
on avenue 20 Russell street.
Referred TO Department OF Public
sosi-of VIM G, Mansuy ct al. for
the paving OF Crane avenue from
chaplin street south TO the north
line Of lot "a, J II. and II X How
Referred to Department, of Public
Works
sOse-of Dexter n. Ferry. Jr.. for
the construction OF lateral sewer In
dA1rN IN rear OF loNs LOS. los anu
$50 OF Hookers sub. OF Ferry Farm
Referred 10 Department of Public
Works
s0s3-Of Peoples Outntting Co. for
year 1918.
Referred 70 Committee on Taxes
60st-of Sophia Kelley, by Celia NJ
Kelley. for damages for personal in
juries-
Referred to Committee on Claims
and Accounts
so9S--Of David Faust 81 al. for
the vacation OF a portion OF Merrill
avenue.
Referred 10 Committee on Street
The Detroit times., 1915-07-28

q session held June 3. 1918. Misc Ada
x. Pietsch has paid Into the City
y, =: the :s% e ~ y q. mat
north Of Moore place
Also. that In accordance with q
resolution adopted by your Honor
able Body on June as. 1sis, Caspsr
HOFFMAN has paid into the City
ter OF the vacation OF the northsrly
part OF sylvester street. west OF
Fischer avenue.
Respectfully submitted,
GEO ENGEL.
Controller,
Accepted and placed on file,
The Detroit times., 1915-07-28
UxYINIsHED BUSINESS.
Taken From the Table.

Ala. Barnett moved TO take from
the table an ordinan nee. chanrng the
name OF Dillon avenue. laid over
under the rules. June .. 1913. which
motion prevailed.
The ordinance was then placed on
the order OF third reading.
Thlva Reading 81 Orafnanee.
The title to the ordinance was read
third time.
The question being Shall this or
dinance now passr The ordinance
WAS passed. q majority OF the Alder
men present voting therefor as FOL
lows: 49,,
Yeas--Aid. Ashe, BARNETT, BILL
Burton. Case. cranshaw. Dill: ELS.
PREVAIL. Gilman. 0uthard. Hindie'
KeatinG. Kochsr. Krimmel kronk.
Lempke. Lodge. Nowc. owen. Eisne,.
Roilo. Rutter. Schemansky. Schultz
StArkey. Stefanowsii. Vernon. war
tell A. T. Wilson. w. D. WILSON
INK. Zoeller and the President-ss.
The title to the ordinance was con-
drmed.
The Detroit times., 1915-07-28
From the Controller.


To the Honorable the Common Council:
0enfiemen-fn accordance with IN
gtruoticns from your Hoporabis Body,
beg tn report that I have entered
into contract with the Polish .Amsri-
cap Publishing Company for official
printing IN the Polish language, and
with the italian Tribune. fov official
printing In the Italian language, for
and ask Tie sppro~.i ana eo or; s
ton OF the same by your Honorab Bile
Rsspectfuily submitted,
GEO ENoEI.
Controller,
Approved and confirmed az follows:
Yeas-Ald. Allan, Ashs. Barnett,
Bisil. Burton. Case cranshsw, Dill.
Ella. FIeiwald. Gilman, outhard.
Hindle. Heating, Kocher. Krimmai,
Kronk. Lempks. Lodge. Nowo, owen.
Richert Rollo, Rutter. schernansky.
schuitz, starkey. stefanowskL Thomp-
son. Vernon. warteIi. A. r. Wilson.
w. J.. Wilson, link. zoelier. and the
President-3s.
Nays-None.
The Detroit times., 1915-07-28

COUNCIL


Detroit, Tuesday. July ~, 1915
The Council met and was called 10
order By the President. Hon. sher-
ny rressns-"Aid. Ashs, Barnett. ele,i.
Burton. Case, Cranshaw. Dill, Ellis.
Teiwald, Giinnan. Guthard. Hindle,
Ksafing. Kocher, Krimmel. kronk.
Lsmpks. Lodge. Nowc. Owen Richsrt.
Rolio' Rutter, Schsmansky. Schults.
Gtarkey. Stefsnowski. Vernon. War
tell 4. r. Wilson. W. J. Wilson.
link. Zoeller and the President.
There being q quorum present. the
Council was declared TO be IN session
The Journal OF the preceding sesz
sion was approved.
The Detroit times., 1915-07-28

ga Aid. Kronk moved 20 take from the
table . majority and q minority re-
port Of the committee on House Of
Correction. relative TO the selection
81 new site and laid over July 20.
1871 which motion prevailed
A. The motion was on the adoption OF
xeAo-Ai1 xshs, Bell. Burton,
CSanehaw. Dill, Ellis. Gilman. Keat-
~, KOcher. Krimmel, Richert. .Rollo.
86t34e echemanslxy. Stefanowski, w.
., Wilson. zink, xoeiler.-ls.
!. Nayo-Ald. Allan, Barnett. Case.
1fs3wald Guthsrd. H,ndie. Kronk.
SaIee LedGs. Nowes Owen. echults.
- 3. Wilson and the President--lG.
w 10 decision. the vote was then
enko1 - the majority report which
IT. o1onted - follows;
YeoD-7Aid Allan, barnett, Blsil.
xI0G(k. Lsmpks. Lodge. Nowc, owen
} ssss1j A. Wilson ana the frssi.
Z lSqesA1AA 1urson. crsnsh.w.
- GSeSssl Rciic. Rustsr.
H.. s2slEA s sss'iss.-rss, w. J.
The Detroit times., 1915-07-28
From the Controller.

To the Honorable the Common Council:
9entlemeu-On March ., 1913. this
department received check for
ss5.Bso. being . guarantee deposit on
the purchase OF l1.17s, 900 bonds
As the legality OF the bond Issues
was taken into court. IL became nee.
essary for this department TO hold
this guarantee check for an unusual
length OF time Mr.. Anstey. the sue
cessful bidder for these bonds. and
owner OF this check. requests that
when the settlement 10 made for such
bonds as were held legal. he be AL
lowed per cent interest for tho
number OF days his check Yves de-
posted In our local bank.
am Impressed with the reason
ableness OF his request. inasmuch ss
this 10 the rate OF interest the CITY
receives on tie deposits, and there.
fore recommend that I be instructed
TO pay Mr. Anstey q sum equal to
that which his guarantee check has
earned for the city during the time
deposited. in addition to returning
said guarantee deposit.
Respectfully submitted,
GEO. EN0EI4
Controller.
Accepted and referred to Commit
tee on Ways and Means.
The Detroit times., 1915-07-28

To the Honorable the Common Council:
oentlemen-l herewith transmtt 70
your Honorable Body copies CT IN
agreement. with bond attached exc.
Association.
This 10 relative TO care Of sick chii.
4ren for which an appropriation OF
1000 was made for this fiscal year.
recommend that this matter be
and Means.
Respectfully submitted,
GEO. EEoEIA
Controller.
Accepted and accommodation con-
cured In
The Detroit times., 1915-07-28

AID. Barnett moved TO take from,
the table an ordinance, changing the
name OF Thirty-hfth street. laid over
under the rules. June ). 1915, wnich
The ordinance was then placed on
the order Of third reading.
ThlpA nso11ng - Ordinance. !.
The title 70 the ordinances was read
q third time.
The question being shall this or
atnance now passT The ordnance
Wa passed Z majority OF the alder
men present voting therefor - fol-
xid.-Ashe, Barnett, Bleil. Burton.
.cssS Cranshaw. Diii. Field. Fret
VaI1 Gilman. Guthard. Hindie.
Eeaeing. Kocher. Krimmel. Kronk.
ISmpks. Lodge. Nowc Owen. Riehert
RoIic. kutter. eehemansky. schvlt1.
1Sii A =. WiiSon. w. J. .wiiison.
1ink. xoellsr and the PresadsnS-S4.
AiS. Allan entered and took his
Taksn From the rsbls.
The Detroit times., 1915-07-28
From the Controller.

To the Honorable the Common Council:
Gentlemen-PursuAn TO tho re-
quirements of the Charter. I have
the honor TO submit herewith the
Fifty-ninth Annual Report OF the
Controller, for the fiscal year ended
June 30. 1918.
I desire tn again draw your attsn-
ton TO the inadeQuacy Of the Char
ter provisions In respect to the issu-
The Detroit times., 1915-07-28

Ala. Barnskt moved 70 take from
tho table an ordinance changing the
1870 81 Hupp avenue 20 Drexsi ave-
mo laid over June -. 1918. which
~ oS6insncs was then placed on
~ order Of third reading.
Thlp1 uea1ong - Ordinance
The title To the ordinance was read
= third time.
~ ordnance was then read
3h4 question being Shall this or
AlIaace now passr The ordinance
Wao passed . majority OF the alder
{nea present voting therefor - fol-
Xi,-AIiAn. Ashe. Barnett g,stl.
D2fton. Case, Cranshaw. Dill, Ella.
yyeiweiA 0llpnsn. 0uthard Hindis.
lE1o&ing. Kcchsr,. Krtmmel Kronk,
K10pt9. Lodge. Nowc. Owen. Richert
ES5ios huStef. schsmansky. Schultz
Staftsy stsfanowskt vsTnor ,, Wss-
I &i1t. q oslisr and the president.
40 title to the ordinance was con-
Thempson entered and took
,A4@Xt
The Detroit times., 1915-07-28
COMMUNICATIONS.
From the Controller.

To the Honorable the Common Council:
Gentlemen-The following reports
OF City Officers for the week ending
saturday. July. -. 1918. are respect
fully submitted:
Ctsr Ire dfsh
The Detroit times., 1915-07-28
From the Controller.

To 'he Memorable the Common Council:
Gentlemen--r beg to report that.
In accordance With q RESOLUTIONS
adopted by your Honorable Body at
The Detroit times., 1915-07-28
Taken From the Table.

Ala. Barnett moved to take from
the table an ordinance. changing the
name OF st. Antoine street TO Phiia-
1elphia court laid over March ls.
'1elS. which motion prevailed
The ordinance WAS then placed on
the order OF third reading.
Third Reading 81 Ordnance.
a The title to the ordinance was read
= third time.
The ordinance was then read
The question being Shall this or
linance now passT' The ordnance
Was paused. q majority OF the alder
men present voting therefor as fol-
lows: =.
ADOPTED as follows: -(
Yeas--Ald. Allan. Ashe, Barnett.
He'll. Burton. Case, cranshaw. Dill
Eiiie, TreiwaId. Gilman. outhard,
kfcnk. Lempks. Lodge. Nowc. Owen
3ichsrt Rono, Euttsr. sehemansky
son. Vernon. werteil, A. z. Wilson
~. J. Wilson. link, zoeiier. and the
Yposldent--S6,
y NAye-Eone.
The title TO the ordinance was con-
aDr00oA
The Detroit times., 1915-07-28
From the controIlar

| To the Honorable the Common Council
Conference.-The following approx
ed accounts are respectfully submit
I ted
The Detroit times., 1915-07-28

N 49, JAko0 pbOm Sue Joosos
AL Barnett moved TO take from
ne tdb1e IN ordinance. changing the
nonoGAo Cottrell avenue, TO Clareu-
IG6 -oVoauo, la1d over June IL. 1915.
N6t&8 motion prevailed.
w x06, ordnance was then placed on
tho .6fdeP Of third reading.
IhorG 0oo11ng ~ 0r01nanee.
&Ag title 70 the ordinance was read
= l4fio time.
The ordinance was then read
~ The question being Shall this or
1lnAncs now passr The ordinances
Was passed. . majority Of the alder
nen present voting therefor a. fol-
Adopted 40 follows:
YeAS-Ald. Allan. Ashe, Barnett,
he'll Burton. Case, Cransh.w. DIN.
&llte. Freiwald. Gilman. 9uthard.
Aindle. Heating. Kocher, Krimmei.
&ronk, L<mpke. Lodge, Movie, Owen,
4lehert. RoIlo. Rutter. sehemansky,
schultz. Starkey. stefanowski. Thomp-
con, Vernon, Wartell, A. r. Wilson
~. J.. Wlllson. link. Zoeiler. and the
Ppoobdent--3e.
Nays--None-
The little to the ordinance was con-
~-ax>- g. A. ~sAt~
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1915-09-09
THE METHODIST CHURCHES
SEND EIGHT MORE MEDICAL
DOCTORS TO PERSIA.
The Pope Concentrates, While
We Divide and Scatter.

HE papers announce that the Southern
Methodist Board of Foreign Missions
has sent eight more physicians to Persia.
This is the country which originated one
OF the oldest religions in the world.
Its people are now badly Mixed in race
and creed
Some Of them are Zoroastrians, some
MOhammedans, some Buddhlsts.
A very few call themselves Christians, but
have to be paid to do it.
Persian Christians cost our Boards a pile
of money, but we must have a few, no mat
ter what the price
Otherwise, there would be a narrowed field
for the Boards, and fall off in ducats
Persans do not have to be paid anything
to call themselves Buddhists.
These who are Mohammedans never cost
the Mosques of Turkey one single penny.
No missionaries have to be sent from any
where to keep up the faith of these Persian
Zoroastrians Buddhists, and Mohammedans.
But our American Boards have to send
fresh relays of missionaries every year, to
keep up the spirits of the very few Persians
who are nominally Christians.
Thus the eight doctors, now iOulneving to
this far distant Eastern field, won't get there
any too soon.
1t is high time the Persian "conver7 were
solaced with another lot of quinine capsules,
Railways Ready Relief, and Simmons Liver
Regulator
1t is high time that these expectant brown
folks were given another course Of treat
ment, allopathic, homeopathic, or osteo-
pathic
Are these eight new doctors allopaths, orr
are they homeopathic, or are they osteopaths?
DO they put physic inside, as the allopaths
and homeopaths are prone to do; and is the
sufferer rubbed Oh the outside, as the osteo-
paths practise?
Did they carry big supply of morphine,
chloroform, digitalis, and asparine?
Somctimes-so | hear-they have to put
Persian under the influence of something,
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1915-09-09

busy bees are visiting the flowers and the
weeds Of the Home Field, and gathering up
the separate drops Of dew which Fill the hive
with honey.
Wherever there is an orphan child, and
the Pope's workers can get their hands on
it, that child disappears behind the walls
of a Roman Catholic Orphanage; and when
it comes out, years later, 1t IS Catholic,
through and through.
(HEAR he! as Brother James Madison
Bass would say)
Wherever there are neglected and destitute
sick, and the Romanists see chance to
snake another Catholic" demure and
quiet nun hovers around the bed of pain
night and day-and when that sick person
is able to take up his bed and walk, that
person IS q Catholic!
Brethren, listen to mel
You can keep wasting your twenty
million dollars on this foreign jackassery
You can make it $40,000,000, if you choose;
but I'll tell you, right now, you are sur
rendering America to the Pope, and you are
not conquering China, Japan, India, or
Africa for Christ.
You are commercializing divine work.
You have pampered the missionary until he
is the spoiled parasite of the church: you
have made the whole thing profession, a
lucrative. business, a profitable trade.
Keep on cussing me In your pulpits, if you
like.
1t seems to do you a lot of good, and I
can't see that it does me any harm.
But while you are doing all this, the Pope
is gaining America.
The word of Cardinal Gibbons weighs
more with Presidents than the voice of all
the Protestant churches.
The Pope not only sends an Ambassador
to treat on equal terms with the President,
but the President sent Senator Lea, of Ten
nessee, as a secret envoy to Cardinal Glib
bons to ascertain what Gibbons wanted done
in Mexico.
President Roosevelt sent Taft to Rome to
get the Pope's instructions about the Friar
lands in the Philippines; and President Taft
sent Ma or Archie Butt to Rome, to see
the Pope-1ce don't knoao aOhat about
But President Wilson is not only said to
have made exCongressman, and ex-Austrian
Ambassador, Bellamy Storer, his envoy to
the Pope at Rome; but he made Senator Lea
a special delegate to Cardinal Gibbons.
The old priest says so, himself!
Go ahead, Brethren!
Tax our churches to death, to pay salaries
of Board Secretaries, to pay for education
in ''heathendom," to pay for all sorts of
medical and scientific work, to pay for dane
ing lessons in the mission schools, and to pay
missionaries a hundred dollars a year for
bringing children into the world.
Go right ahead: you seem hell-bent on it
you won't listen to any protest: you are deaf
to warnings, and blind to consequences: but
I tell you, AGAIN, that the Pope IS CON-
GENERATING his men, his women, and
his money, on this country, qrhize yow are
SCATTERING yours, on the inferior races
of the Orient
Which will win? r 49,