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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1915-11-03
THE JAMESTOWN ROAD
IS NOW COMPLETED
A Bundle of Money Spent But
Fine Results.
County Saves Considerable Sum In Do
ing Its Own WOrk-The Facts
and Figures.

Fred Skemp and Frank LenStra Of
jamestown, are reported as dancing
a jig for several days past, all because
they have completed the jamestown
road job. This particular piece of
work has been chronicled 'seveTeaI'
times in this paper, and it deserves
still further mention.
It consists of $500 feet of road eX-
tending from the Eagle Point high
bridge east over the bottoms, and up
to the top of the hill. There were
26,924 yards of earth work to be
moved, and last winter some of it was
done on a contract at a cost Of thirty
nine cents a yard. The balance, con-
sisting of over $4,000 yards was moved
this summer by the county at a cost OF
tbirty-four cents a cubic yard. AS the
lowest bid on the latter part, was
thirty-six cents, the county saved a
tidy little sum by doing its own work.
The road was surfaced for the en-
tire length with 3,041 yards of crushed
stone and gravel at a cost Of fifty-sev-
ell and One-third cents a yard. The
guard rail on this job was a big item
as there was a total of 10,412 feet
placed along the highway. The low
est bid on this was twenty-five cents
foot and the county was able to do
it for eighteen ando ne-ffth cents a
foot, representing another saving OF
no small amount. There were seven
culverts built on the job. They ranged
in size from two feet to eight feet
across, and from twenty-five to ninety
eight feet in length.
The total cost of the entire work
amounted to the sum of $21,575.67,
which, large as it is, stands a great
deal less than what it might have cost
without careful supervision and COM
petent work Take a spin some day
and see what is said to be the biggest
road job in the whole state of Wiscon-
sin and that means pretty near the
whole country, for Wisconsin is
among the leaders in road improve
ment.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1915-11-03
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Real estate transfers from Oct. 16 to
Oct 80.
Edward Hoffman to w. ].
Schilling of Cuba City lots
in Cuba City; considera-
William Hill to Rose Long
of Platteville, lot in Platte
vile; consideration ------ LOO
w. @. Livingston, Frank Al
len to village of Living
stOn, lots in Livingston;
consideration -------- 40
Phillip S. Rountree to Mar
garet E. Weigel, lots in
PIattevilIe; 81, and other
good and valuable consid-
Grafton, being less than
500.
Clara E. Hartford of Carter,
Montana. to James III. Mills
Of CassviIle, lot in Cass-
Vile: consideration 800 $4,000
Adam Schumacher TO Henry
Buss, 40 acres in POtosl;
consideration ---------- 1.OO
Phillip S. ROuntree to John
Bride. lots in Platteville;
consideration ---------- 1.UO
Louisa Jordan to John Nc
Kelvey of PotOsi, lot in
British Hollow; consider
alton ----------- zO.UU
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1915-11-03
A GOLDEN WEDDING.

Monday witnessed the fiftieth ami
yersary of the marriage of Mr.. and
Mrs Henry Thomas at their home in
North Tyler street. Relatives and
many old friends called during the, day
and extended best wishes and con-
gratulations. Mr. Thomas is eighty
five years old, and a native of Corn
wall, England, coming to this country
at the age of eighteen. He relates
how the sailing vessel took six weeks
and four days to make the trip across
the pond Mrs. Grace Ennor Thomas
was born in Liverpool, and came to
America at the age Of eight years.
They were married November 1, 1866,
at the village of Muscallonge in this
county, when Muscallonge was a
thriving mining town. After living
there for several years, Mr.. Thomas
engaging in mining, they moved onto
a farm in Beetown township. The
family lived there until 1888 when Mr.
Thomas retired coming to Lancaster
in the early nineties and living here
ever since. The children living are:
Noami (Mrs. Reuben French), of
Bloomington; Mayme (Mrs. Joseph
Mayne), of Dubuque, and Phoebe
(Mrs. F. G. Sanders), of Moline, Ill.
Those present during the day were:
Mr.. and Mrs. Reuben French, and son
Gerald of Bloomington; Mrs. Joseph
Mayne, of Dubuque, Iowa; Henry Lord,
Mrs. John Lord, Mrs. John Barr and
Mr.. and Mrs. Ora Lord, of Blooming
ton, and Miss Genevieve Ennor, who
makes her home with Mr. and Mrs
Thomas
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1915-11-03
LAST WEEKS WEATHER.

Wednesday, Oct 27-Max. 65; min
%. Clear, south wind.
Thursday, Oct. 2S.-Max. 81; min
SO. Clear, southeast wind.
Friday, Oct. 29.-Max. IS; min. 80
Clear, southeast wind.
Saturday, Oct. 30.-Max. &c; min
&C. Clear, south wind.
Sunday, Oct 31.-MaX. 81; min. 81
Clear, south wind
Monday, Nov. MAX 6S; min. "a
Clear, southwest wind.
Tuesday, Nov. MAX. 60; min. 81
Clear, southwest wind.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1915-11-03
COMMITTED TO MENDOZA.

Richard Stark, residing with his
parents in the town of Little Grant,
was brought to Lancaster last week
and examined as to his sanity. The
Physicians, DR.. j.. and Dr. Rush God
frey found that his condition was such
that treatment was deemed advisable.
Mr.. Stark is about % years old and
has been having delusions since June
of this year about the present war.
He was taken to Mendoza hospital,
Friday.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1915-11-03
Evans in Baltimore American.
CHURCHES.
Congregational Church.


Sunday school, 10000.
Preaching service, HOO.
B. " p. u, 6:45.
Preaching service, 7:30.
Union prayer meeting at the NJ. E.
church, Tuesday, at 2:30.
Tuesday evening, preaching at Grays
Mill school house at 7:30.
Thursday evening, Union prayer
meeting at the Congregational church
Choir practice Friday evening at
$50.
Basket social at I. A. Vesperman' S
home, Friday evening.
Service at Mt. Ida Sunday at 230.
Homemade candy sale at Charles
Burrows store, Friday afternoon, Nov
ember 5.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1915-11-03
PRESBYTERIAN Church.

Sunday school, GAS.
Morning worship, 10:45.
hurricane Sunday school, 1000.
Boice Creek Sunday school 2:30.
Divine Worship, $3.50.
Divine service, 1880
Young Peoples meeting, 1880.
Union prayer meeting, Tuesday AT
Methodist church.
Rockville, Wednesday, 7:30.
Union meeting in Congregational
church, Thursday 7:30.
Ladies' Aid society meeting at Mrs.
E. Vesperman, Thursday afternoon.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1915-11-03
FINE FALL FISHING.

Delos Edwards, Clinton Edwards,
Thomas Haley and Fred Orion, made
a fishing party to Spring Lake, Sun
lay. The catch amounted to thirty
two black bass, ranging in size from
one 20 two and one-half pounds and
bushel of croppies and sunfish-
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1915-11-03
Methodist Church.

Sunday school, $50.
Morning worship. Reception of
members, 1920.
Hurricane church, $50
Junior League, 2:30.
Epworth League. Leader, Miss P.
Poland, $50.
Gospel service, 7:30.
Wednesday 2:30. Cottage prayer
meetings.
THhursday 1880. Union prayer
meeting at the Congregational church
Saturday 7:3O. Choir rehearsal.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1915-11-03

Dance at Nick Heinrich's, Friday
night, Nov. 5th. The Peerless orches-
ira, of Lancaster, will furnish the
music Everybody come and have
good time.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1915-11-03
Emmanuel Church.

Friday, Nov. 5. Evensong, 1880 p.
m. Choir rehearsal, 745 p. m.
Sunday, Nov T. Holy communion
at 1870 a. M Sunday school, $50 a.
m Holy communion and sermon,
1920 a. m Evensong, 7:30 p. m.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1915-11-03

-"Cap" Schmitz of Potosi, was a
Lancaster business caller Tuesday.
"A party of Patch Grove people at
tended court Tuesday, and listened to
the evidence in the O'Neill will case.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1915-11-03

Woman's Foreign Missionary socie-
ty will meet at the chapel of the M.
E. church, Thursday at 2:30.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1915-11-03

The ladies of the NJ. E. church will
serve regular monthly tea, Wednes-
day, Nov. 10.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1915-11-03
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

William Sisley, Waterloo, and Anna
Henderleiter, Lancaster.
Joseph J. Kaiser, Jamestown, and
Mary Agnes Kaiser, Louisberg.
John j. Staskal, Woodman, and
Tressa Kicks, BoscobeL
Leroy S. Walker, Lancaster, and
Lillian B. Simons, Fennimore
Frank J. Hickok, Bloomington, and
Josephine Hedeman, Bloomington.
George Tucker, Ellenboro, and. Ly-
dia Schmidt, Ellenboro. ....,
Ora Welsh, Little Grant, and Martha
Brendenmuhl. Little Grant.
Charles Leroy Koschke, Wyalusing,
and Huldah Hodge, Bagley.
julie Oswald, Wyalusing, and Kate
Foust, Wyalusing.
Joseph Parks, and Edith Hurst,
Waterloo.
The first of the series of Kensing-
ton teas the Rebekahs are giving was
a social success. Monday afternoon
the lodge room proper, was filled with
happy women with their needlewOrk
busily chatting. Misses Doris Schrein-
er and Edith Austin presided at the
piano, informally. Solos by Mrs.
Mikkleson, Mrs. G. Klarman's sister,
who is visiting here, were greatly en-
joyed. Luncheon was served: to
eighty guests in the dining room, and
all went home feeling they had spent
a most enjoyable afternoon.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1915-11-03

All members of Southwest Encamp-
ment No. 81 are requested to be pres
ent at 1. o. o. F.. hall Thursday even
ing, Nov 4, as there is to be work in
all degrees.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1915-11-03
COMING EVENTS.

Baptist Ladies' Bazaar, November
25th.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1915-11-03

A committee of men, members of
the r. N. A., will serve refreshments
to members on Friday evening, Nov. 5,
at o'clock D. M. Members are
urged to be present.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1915-11-03

The next big dance at the ring in
Lancaster will be Friday night, Nov.
II, and the last one until Christmas.
Music by the Gilman orchestra of
Platteville. See display adj in this pa
per-
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1915-11-03

The social meeting of the ladies of
the Grand Army will meet at the
home of Mrs John Mankel, Thursday
afternoon. The ladies will be enter
tanned by Mrs. Ed Austin and Mrs.
John Mankel.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1915-11-03
THE SAN DIEGO FAIR
AND BIG BEAN FARMS
B j.. Lowrey Writes Entertain
ingly of California Wonders.
The Southern California Exposition Is
A Gem I'm a Perfect Setting -Los
Angeles. the Beautiful.

s. Los Angeles, Cal, Oct. %, 1915.
To the Editor of The Herald,
Lancaster, Wisconsin.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1915-11-03

Continued on Page Three.)
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-06-24
(Gortfetung foIgt.)
8rofartieer Mnter Snrd Gbamber<
Iain'S Ointment.

sd babe Gbamberlain's Eminent
fir 8errenfungen, 211etidunge1 uno
rbeumotiide Shmer5en gebraudt,
un6 ser groBe @1lben, BEN id babel
er3ieIte, redtfertigt meme gmpfeb.
lung oerielben i'm boditen @ro6e,"
idreibt 8rau Trolen3 SIife, @aboib,
S11o. @em1 SIR NIT rbeumatiiden
2ei6en gep1oet iei6, meroet Sbr fiber.
lid 5nfrieoen fem NIT Ser prompten
2inoerung, sic GbamberIain's 2ini.
mer1t bringt. gu faufen in Senrp's
Corner Drug Store. = In5.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-06-24
Cute @einnbbeit bergeiteQt.

SD tpor bier Sabre lang fronf
nit Mogenbeidmeroe", idreibt 6rau
Otto Cons, GAINESVILLE, Ohio. SD
perlor an @etpidt un6 fiblte mild 10
idmad, 6oB ih falt Sic @offnurg ouf=
gab, fnriert tperben 5u fon1en. Gin
5reun6 ipro9 mir bon gbamberlain's
Gobletten, nn6 nodoem ih 5tpei 6la-
iden 6obon gebraudt batte, bin id
cine geiun6e Srau." gu faufen in
@enrD's Corner Drug Store. - Mn5.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-06-24

9emunoerung i6aute Setter Stepban
gu, tpie 6iele Die ral1ben 8retter TO-
bette nno glmt i6abte, uno i4lieB=
li9 bot er, einige 8retter binuuftra=
gen gu 6iirfen, mas linn natirlid
nidt erlaubt tper6en fornte;; UNI i'm
aber fir 6ie @1ttauidung gu entida-
6ige1r> 6urfte er Damn &ammer un6
geagel balten nno iie @tepbam ie nod
8eoarf binaufretben. Sn unglaub=
lid fur5er 3eit uar Sic Neiide NIT
ldonen @rettern gefiat, uno Damn
fom Ser grobe gugenblid fir ben
fleinen Monn, sic 8iider. 8egierig
nabm er iofort zines our 9un0 u116
begann gu bldtern, I'M es aber bal6
nit einem Blid ser @nttaui6ung un6
@ebmutb mieoer meg5ulegen, als er
BEN Snbalt gefeben.
uginb lie ole 10 mie 6as 6a?"
fragte er. u@ie i6abe, Dos iin6 ia
oQes 3iffern u11o feline Ginger, sic
man ni9t berltebt, un6 au6 ni6t Elm
ein5iges 8il6 borin!"
uSS6b furd1e, .6ie menigiten merben
Gid intereiiiren; gan5 unten aber,
CLAUDE id> iin6 nod Elm paar 8uder,
sic Sir pieleidt gefouer. Morgen
6arft Du iie anieben, beute lit es 5u
1p6t oenn oie Mutter bot Old loeben
geru fen."
gn6lid por @tepbon nit Dem
Muspoden un6 @initenen fertig uno
10 iette er ii@ nieber 11n6 betrodtete
befrieoigt iein @erf. Die &rbe tbat
ibm iett mobI, un6 Srol1 mopne bot
tie linn a116 nod Sen groBen 2ebn-
it11bI in's 3immer gelteut.
u@eben @ie ieIbft, Cir" batte iie
gelagt, ols er NIT ibr 6ariiber ber-
ban6elte> Ser @tubI lit tpirfli@ gu
grob fir unier 3immer, un6 mir mo-
ben nns nidts baral1s, Heter un6
i6. Man iiebt linn an, er lit fir
einen Mam gebm1t> un6 id mer6e
frob iein, menm sic i'm bier bebaI-
ten un6 beniiben molen."
gr batte ii9 fir lire 2iebensmiir<
6igfeit be6anft, un6 es tpar linn iebt
elm beion6erer @em1B, iid beql1em
5uriidlegen GIT ff0rnen; tpie ongenebm
NOR es BORT gu iiten, GIT ro1den uno
sic id0nen 8iiderreiben gu betrod=
ten, un6 10 begom er ldlieB1i6 nod
9nfi9loiier 5u bm1en.
Diefe 8ii9er! @ie mgenebme Or
innerungen riefen iie berpor, aber
ol16 pie bittere. Inn aber 6iefe gu
peribeuden, mobte er ii@ an Sic an.
6ere &i1te, 6ie nod uru1sgepoH %,
itor6. @r- ertpartete peitere Bidder
6orin gu fin6en; 10 bob er BEN 9edel
- I'M einen letien Sl1belruf m1s5l1-
itoBen> ols er go13er St0Be bon M11<
iicalien un6 - ieiner geliebten &io-
lime miidtig tp11rbe. Ber linn pobl
6as geion6t boben modte? @e1piB
feline @tiefmutter: bate ibm bod fem
@ater perboten, feline Ml1iif mit5u-
nebmen. 0ieier lebte @e6anfe ber-
bitterte linn o11genblidlih Die gat18e
6reu6e> ben1 tpern fem @oter linn
nidt erla11bt botte, feline Ml1iif gu
pflegen, por es Damn nidt unredt,
6ieies @erbot iett gu 1nibadten? Do4
raid ionte oa1@ hieler 3meifel gel0it
.tper6en. Sein &uge fiel muf cine @ar-
tie, 6ie a1f 6em Dedel Ser @ioline be-
feitigt tpar. Sc tpor cine @tiitenfarte
Ieines @aters, un6 6aB iie fi6 nidt
6nr6 3ufan at 6tei er Steae befa6,
ging 6aro11s berpor, baB Tie NIT els
1rem &eibftifte ouf 6em Dedel befe<
itigt mar. Ct 6urfte clio benz ibm
gebotenen @erntlie unb ser grbolung
iih obne 8eoenfen bingeben, fom
bod bic Senb1ng BON ieinem @ater
ielbit. Cine beion6ere 6reu6e ober
gepabrte linn ser @eoa1fe, 6ob ie1er
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-06-24
New Process
Steam | laundry.
9enft Sbr Gttpas BON Cure @atAe?

9enft SIR Gttuas BON Cure @df&e?
8enn 10, barn tpirb e. ii9 gu4 Iot'
nen, nidt auber N4t al lafen. bab mir
guer gigentbnm be6anoeln, als more q
oas un5erige. 8ir baben bic bolitdn.
biafte @aidanitalt in Norbtpeiten 1tnb
I1efern eriter alafe Nrbeit. Bir ge>
bra,iden teine ghemifalen; mir beroerben
oober Cure @aden ni9f. Benn Sbr
refine Nrbeit unb bette 8%ebannlrng
tpolt, bann benft an uns. l1nfere Yrei,
Re iinb nieorig : als ionittuo, uno tptr
beioraen Cure Samilientpdfde biliger.
als SIR es felbit tbun ionnt. grfnnoist
unb Iber3eugt guG. @ir baben Igens
ten in Den umliegenben Stdoten.
6. s. @cbcr 9ampfmai&anftalt,
gigentbiimer.
5. Mee. g., ct. Glou6.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-06-24

ser gde = urno BORT lit nod cine,
sic fur5 Dor Neuiabr fam. @s gebt
Damn in einem."
ussiii6er?" lieb ii@ @eter eilig Der
nebmen. 8 ia, MIR baben einen
Hlat fir guderbretter, aber Ser on
6ere Mietber bat ite oqe mitgenom=
men. &or1ten Sic nidt mie6er Elm
paor onbringen?"
ga, SOS f0nnte id uobl, &eter"
ermioerte stephan, iiber Sen Offer
6es &leinen Id9elno. u@alt gu
Bidder GERM"
uginfo9 fl1rbtbar germ! Sour babe
i9 nidt piele."
@Senn gu 8uderbretter MAIDEN
piuIt Damn farn't gu Str bon bem
@ol5 6rauBen nebmen. gu eriparit
babel ettpos. 9eimm, mas gu braudit,
ib glaube, I'M 5 l1br gebt eine
6ubre ob, ur6 pen11 9u Big 6abin
fertig biit, fonnit gu mitfabrer.
@iait gu big 6obin 6ab1eiben, &lei<
r1er, ur6 Damn m%itfabren?" frogte er
Neter.
80 ia, Sir, bite i9on," BEETLE iid
ser gu %anttporten.
n@em1 er Sbnen aber I'M @ege
mdre," begam stepbm, 6o6 Ser 81
refftor fiel linn in's @ort:
v8ir6 es 1ribt iein, brm1dlt Sir
aIio feline Gorge gu MAIDEN. Nllo um
5 l1br!"
@o tpor es o11@, u16 Sen Mn5eiden
no9 i9ien IN uMaf's 8l16e" cine
onBergetpobnIide gdmm1ierei Dor
ii6 gegangen gu iein, m%enigitens nod
6en @e1ten bon Sudden, Sbit ur6 9i-
monaoe gu idlieBe11, 11n6 @eter idien
init Dem @eni@enfreiier m1f beitem
6uBe gu 1teber. gu@ Ser @agen mar
id)on Dor ser Sbire bereh, un6 gu
@tepban's neberradung batte mo1
ste @ilten un6 8retter idon n1fgela-
SEN. gr mar iiber5a1gt, 6ab ct 6ies
Moden5ie ber6onfte, Ser aber mo1te
ni6ts bon Can't b0ren.
Ser flei1e Ma1m % bot eS Guf=
LADEN lafen," periiderte ct, limo gu
mirit bo6 sic guten Suden % ni@t
liegen %laiien!" figte er 5m Setter ge=
menoet bin5u, mas iid 6ieier 6enn
ou9 nidt 5meimal iagen lieB, n11o
iorgfdltig idorrte er sic %l1eberrelte
bon SUDDEN mr6 DIT 5uiammen.
limo tpie itol5 tpor CT, alS er 5ni=
iden stepbm un6 SEM &uti@er born
auf 6em 8ode iaB, mo@te m1d Ser
@ogen ouf Sen idle6t gepflaiterten
'@traben nod 10 idditteln. 3d., es
mur6e iogor cine ettpos langere, Spa>
5ierfabrt 6araus, benn @tepban bottle
erit feline @oden ob, ber5li@ frob,
oem unfreunoli9en @ouie Ben &iiden
febren 3u fora1en.
Sc tpor merffpiir6ig, tpelden l1n<
teridie6 Sic M0beI orsmadten.
Grou Mapne batte bas @el6 ousge-
5eidmet an5uIeger gepubt; Elm Sep
piditreifen lag auf Dem 8o6en u1tb
Elm idneemeiBes sud- 6edte BEN Sif@,
ol1f tpeIdem Ser Sbee ieiner tpartete.
Gong beimIi@ iab es iett m1s, uno
oIs er sic Ebiire geibloiien ur6 fi@
5u ieinem MbenoeIien 1tieoergeiebt
batte, empfon1 er 6ieie &pirflide Git
1omfeit, an sic er ii6 ra1r felt Mono-
ten getpobnt botte, gum eriter MSole
%pobltbuen6. @hpos Scenes tpar ibm
= u1ro er foro es iogor gang biibid
-, 6aB er iid ieIbit beoienen mnBte,
uno oIs er Solie ur6 Seller abgema=
iden un6 iie in SEN fleinen Sdronf
neben oem @umin 5uriidgelteM botte,
fiiblte er iid, enoli@ tpieoer einmol
boufommen gu ba11ie.
90 es. nod 1tidt fpat uno ben ge-
mug tpor, modte er fid fofort an oie
MuKteuu11g Der @iiAerbreter. Wit
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-06-24


Photos by American Press Associate
Site ie1rer @egenltdn6e aufiteute, Die
er fir fem 3in1mer b%en0tbigte.
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lid, ni6 miir6e mild ood nidt auf
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leIblt mern id 6o5u Die Set batte,
sic i9 aber 1idt babe. Sd glaube,
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blidlid iebr menig @rbeit> nidt
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mas 50gern6, uaber i@ f0nrte 6as
bon Sbnen nidt a1mebmen. Sd Mir
Sc ia nidt einen gor13en Sag 6o5u
brap6en un6 aiBer6em miiroe eS
mir tpirfli9 elm @ergniigen mad)en."
uGoS gibt es nidt. grttpeoer 10
o6er gar ni@t. ga boben Sic BRET
Efun6> mebr fann id 6ieien Monat
nift eriibrigen. &a1fen Sic tpenm
moglid neue goden; i6 made mir
nidts 6arols, penn es au@ 1ntr tDe<
rige un6 nod 10 einfode Dinge iino."
uMeinen sic, Gir," frogte 6ie GUT
tie 6rau etpos 5agbaft nno onf Die
orei @ol6itiide binpeiien6; u6aB Sic
6ieies @elo mir 6a1oiien mouen, 6a=
init i@ foufe, pas Gle bro1den."
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Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1915-04-30
TOO MUCH SYMPATHY
WASTED ON CRIMINALS

The average criminal is far from
being the mental defective pictured
by the present day psychopatic GRIM
inologist, Marcus Cavanaugh, Judge of
the superior court, asserted in re-
cent speech at Chicago in which he
criticised self-appointed experts and
the modern theory of curing criminals
by kindness.
1--WE are being taught that crimes
are the results of mental defects and
that consequently God alone is to
blame and the theory of punishment
Is wrong, he said. 1.-THE effect of
this is to destroy the sense of per-
sonal responsibility.
ut would be difficult to find a body
Of men and women possessed of minds
more active and intelligent than those
housed in the county Jail. The fact is
these persons are lazy and selfish, but
not defective mentally.
1T Is true the criminal is unedu-
Gated because education requires work
anu ht IllOSJ COuNllClnH
evidence of good character is the cal
loused palm. The police need not
watch the man or woman much who
works.
TOO much sympathy has been
wasted on the women of the streets.
She is not mentally defective. She
does not want sympathy, but wants
to be let alone. She knows perfectly
that she could go into numberless
Kitchens and be certain of clean food
and place to live and good wages
But she does not want to work
ut is true that she also is unedu.
Gated, but for the same reason that
the thief Is uneducated. She was too
lazy and selfish to acquire an educa-
ton. 1t is high time 10 stop coddling
criminals. Stern and innexible hand
ling is the way to stop the pernicious
activities of the young criminals"