davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Detroit times., 1915-09-10
COLLEGIANS FAIL
AS FARMHANDS

BLACKWELL. Oslas Sept los
College boys make tho poorest farm
hands. say the farmers OF this
ton, who have had an kinds dur.rg
the recent harvest. Every season
hundreds % the students from east
ern states hear o. the call for band.
in Oklahoma and other WESTERN
wheat fields. and come west alI.
the idea OF earning enough 20 uy
their way through school the ,0l
lowing season.
4 very small percentage ~ the
students who come west. however
last through the entire harvest rl
II they 10 last through one. rey
seek other employment the fo.lsf.
ing year
The reason for this tho farmer
saw. IS that The eastern college man
rs rrlc knows unt1inE about ~
farm and farm work Neither ta
the mechanic miners and ora~
trades, who also enlist In tha arus
OF harvester every year
The Detroit times., 1915-09-10
BRITPAKFP TAKES
ANOTHER CHANCE

Frank - Brcbaker got a divorce
Wedncsdar after 30 had exhibited 70
scar nT bis nose before Judge Mur
phv and had explained b. WAS raus
cd D. bottle hurled br his vfy
Soc after tlc decree was granted
BTlha er Hcnt 90 the Office NJ Mar
riaee Elcerso Clerk Alex Stewa-
and obtained a license 90 wed OEel
Parents - years DID, OF Detroit
Brubals'r ~ a.
The Detroit times., 1915-09-10

Being light and porous Cen
uine co. Coke Hr9ier quicker
nan raal This a NOT only %
great advantage iu starting a.
rrp fire. hut even "a Rrcatlf
cAuveuieure 10 getting tHc
house. 1arm ir fbe morning
And when burned under check,
fto fire wIll la.f aH LONG a7 a
coal fire
The Detroit times., 1915-09-10

pLANT Of the Olympia Brewing Co.. cf Olympia moss bee
ing operated dairy Below, Mr.. Margaret =.
Patt, of Seattle president Of West Washington 81 O. T. ~
who scouts the idea that brewery property VIII fe destroy
When the dry law becomes effective. ut. a. oa-t.
property will not be confScated' she says 'Ire r...
Of other states shows that the industries which
breweries employed more men than the breTerie-
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-06-10

bsren abtpdsen. 2lber unm5glid fam
man BON Deutidlonb psrIangen bal
es geibss. bic ausbunesrnna ieinel
8iirser burh 9OrenibaItuns amerito,
niI6er 9ebensmittsl unb bic 0ernihr
tuna Teiner ecIbaisn NIT amsritanii
I9en 9efdoHsn geitatiet.
Wsnn 8rpan burhsebrunssn mare
70 piirbe unfsr aanb mebr mei5sn
mebr 8aumipons unb foniiige bcnn.
frsie Waaren psrtaufen f0nnen. 81
bus @erratbg mir follten meinen, BAT
rsr @erratb ebsr auf Der onberen Seits
su iu6en ipdrs Deiter ipiirbs, tpenr
9rpan bur1geOrungen mare, alIer
ameritanii9en giirgsrn, bic Sds ge,
biirfnib fiiblen, ii9 nah europa Su be.
sebsn. abioluie siaerbeit esipdbri. syit
baB 9srratb2 S9IieBIid piirbe cir
3ipiidsnfaa nit elmer befreilnbeter
Ration in frieOlider Meiie. obn, biz
minbsite WDsljdteit zines 3eripiirfnif.
lss. feline Grlspiaung finbsn. Oas III
bod iideriit i,in gerratb, ipnberr
itdnbs i'm GintidHg nit uniersr bober
cipiliiatoriI9sn Wiifiion, bas bsiliet
DOrt pom TritOeu ouf erben in or.
fiiIluns su brirgen. 8rpon bat in bic.
fem JalIs als Gin srobbsrSissr, ipsits
iidtiaer. ebrlidsr unb iibtrseuaunas
trsuer Stantsmunn sebanbsIt. Sols
den Wlann ftimpft man niht sinen
9urGtber, bebanbelt man nibt mi.
6obn, ionbsrn Die ameritaniihs Ras
iiOn ioqts ftols oarouf fsin, bah iis sis
nm IoIden Waun aufjupsifsn boi.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-06-10
1iss Nab 9as.

= Sirabsnr.inisunss Supsrinisn.
Jreb. Maag bat ssiisrn BEN arbsits,
Director f.inen Sabresbsri9i untsr.
breit.i. Der aufidlub sibt aber bi.
9bitistsit bisjes Departments. Ta,
bic aii6tisisit btsisIben unb isin.s
@oritebsrs rebsn bic rsiusn Strabsr
bic bsutlidiie Sprd&e. Cir uHbsbinsi
notbpsHbies glsuunfdaffunsen iiHf
na@ 9erehnung bes Strrn Maae
100000 etforbsrli&.
- Die gduiommiiiion fir bns
COURTEOUS bat absslsbni, bsm BON BE-:
partbeb5rbs auSseiprp4tnsn @uni4
bic pIdns fir ben @du 10 5u dnberH
bab bic 6aiptfront am ipdtereu aa,
naIboulsparb ,u li.ssn iomnt. si sHtl
jpre&tn. Die aommiidre fiihren an
bab bic Sauptpsr!sbrsdbsr itets BIT
Drain Strabs iei unS bsshaIb fols ar
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-06-10

Semanb Iid nit Der srOBten 9oriidt
auf Elm offenes pulperfab ieBt, 70 1T
ipobl ale @abrideinlihteii porbanben,
bub bas gulper niht erplobiren ipirb.
dber es III bod iiherer unb beiIer, bob
man iid iiberbaupt auf tein pnlperfaB
iebt, tpenn, bas tpie in bieiem Sale,
ni1t notbipsnbig 1T. Sm siinItigitsn
2i1te bstra9tet, benimmt Der grGiis
bent ii9 tpie elm pebant, Der barauf
perieiIen 1T, einen sefabrpoIIen meg gu
pGblen, tpGbrenb ibm ii9ere Wege gu
@ebpte iteben. Sa0u tommt nod, baB
Der qrdiibent, Der ii9 tpie Elm @sbant
auf qrin5ipien periteift, pDIlig auber
glusen ldBt, baB Die prinaipieH, bic er
bur6fiibren min, auf ben porliegsnben
Sall gar tsiue Qntpenoung baben. Gr
fust, DaB Sanbelsi6iffe crit perientt
iperben Diirfen, nadbem man gsfurpen
bat, odb iia apntrebanbe an 9prb be-
finbet unb ra9bem bic Nidttombats
tauten in Siherbeit sebradt porben
finb. @ber bic 5rage, bic portiegt, lit:
Wor bic 2uiitania Elm 6anoelsI6iff
pber ni9t? 9lles Ipri4t baeesen, baB
iie su ben SanbelsI Ififfeu ge3dhlt fper>
ben tonnte. Sic tpurbe als 9ilfstreus
ser fir bic snsliffe Resieruns eebuut
unb iisfiibrte ariessmaterial an gorb.
0as perisibt Der y2uiitania" oot ben
aarattsr zines &rtessf6iffes. Damn
faet Der prGiibent, bab Saudbopte
nidt fir bic aaperung BON Sanbelss
Idiffen benust >perben biirfen. 0us
1T cine faIihe Oaritelluns oes Brins
sips. @enn cine neue 8rieestpaiFe in
9ebruuh tpmmt, mub man ben
ariegssebrau6 entipre9enb Gnbern.
llnb Oas Iassn nidot mir. ionbern Oas
iast Doobrop Wilion, 9rdiibent Der
Der. Staaten, in feiner Rote an Gngs
Lamb, iporin er su9ibt, baB oas
glodabesebist in 5olgs Der @erpenz
buns bon Sau9bpotsn ipeitsr 9sitsdt
perbsn muB, oils ss bisbsr Der Sal
mar. Denn Der YrGiibent in FOLDER
Weiie grinSipien falid uno piherfpres
6enb anipenbet, 10 lam er auh ni6t
bebuupten, baB bic Wet6ooe, biz sr be-
FoIst, ri6tig 1T, pbsr unbsoingt gum
5risben fiibrsn mub. ben 5u eritrebsn
sr pOrsibt. Gs lit i6pisris, Die Be
pessriinbe gu erfaiTsn. bic ben 9rGfis
bentsn peranlaBt baben, bic tlayeu unb
gerehten 9ariteGunsen 9rpans absus
peiien. Man lpetB niat, of es Nuers
tDpfiqtsit, Hs6tbaberei ober gprliebe
fir @nglanb suSufdrsibeu 1T.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-06-10
Qn mlcre uere@rtan ce(a!
Mnfruf ,u elmer YetitiOn stsen @aHenlieieruns

I'm ben YGbnn iberseusn bah bic amertaahs Ration in
Der @afeuIienns Sntumanitdt InueHral ano unsrts
ieit d I bic abdt nor ibm cine fini Bic phn Wiaonen
amasauidn girsen nnrsnete EOa hberieHSn bic fd s
gen anihad srfd gu Sim gebHe perosn nHtrs ptr'
sbrim sr ent rsH Wam neb &ObnOri nnO Sta mater obi
9onment enm nn m6g fani msitsre lHfsr6rfn
HseH Sak unf ieSem Coupon s RameH ebsn I6snpcHs
n banu assanon nHb bm rgofsbla psriOn6 DOsr pr Es
(Gnuna @ofSba, y. 8. gor 226) snmsan moran Dr s a
bic Central Sammeteae a6ermitteIu wcrben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-06-10

Die Yrobrtten tpolen nth
an bic Gbrlidteit unb lIebsr3eugunf
9rpans slauben. sic fagen, BAT sl
ben 9rud NIT bem grdiibentsn berbei'
gefiibrt bat, UNI ibm in Der prdfibent:
Iaaft &Onturrsn3 5u MAIDEN unb sin'
gspsrbung am bisIeIbe auf elmer pro
6i6itions splatiorm antretsn min
9ieis @erbGdtisuHs bat Die @srnunft
sesen iia. Die 9riinbs, ipsIds Brian
psranlobt babsn, aus benz au6inst
oussuitetben, ftnbsn, fpie ii6 oas bens
fen ldbt, bic 3uittmmuus Der 8euts
Then, aber bisis tuerber 8rpau niat
lInteritiisen, tpenn er iib fir nationale
probibition ertlGrt unb bic glrohibis
tioniitsn aqsin tOnnen ibn ni6t erpabs
len. Das ldbt teinsn 3ipeifsl. baB
grpans RIdtritt aus inuerIider res
berSeugung erfolgt iii unb es liegt tsin
9runb DOR, anbers gspeesriiuoe 81
iudsn, benu grpan 1T Hidt Der einaiss
Miniiter, Der ieiner lls6er5eusuns Don
Der Ssre6tisteit Der beutf6sn Sa4s
iein Qmt ssppfert bat. Sn Gnss
lamb iinb spsi WiuiItsr aus osm sleis
den 9runbe aus bem aabinet ausse'
idisben. Sn Sruntreih iogar 'inb
berDprrugenbe StaatsmGnner aug Der
nGmli6en llria9e bon Der poIitifdsu
9iibne absstr.ten unb ss III Elm 0ffents
lides @ebeimnib, baB ielbit in RuBs
lamb Mliniitsr bss 3aren iia nit ullsr
Gntfdisbenbsit gegen sinen arisg uuss
aefproden baben. Bel 9rbnu tritt
no4 binSu, bab es iia Bel ibm nm sin
gang fpe8ielles qrin8ip banbeIt, BEN .r
nit aufrihtieer 8eseiiterung 3ugetbdn
III. Bon Dem Gage an, ba er in bas
Sobiuet sintrat, paubte er ii4 Der
2lufgGbe 5u, fir bic Der. Staatsn bas
Sbeal pom epigsn Grieben gu bertptrts
lt6en unb bate ben Grfolg, bnt er an
bic 80 0ertrdge nit sbenIo Dielen
Rationsn abfdlob, bic bus uebsreins
tpmmen entbielten, iponah i'm Talle Ell
ner Shtpiertgtsit nit benielben, bic
Qnssleeenbsit, ipenn oiplomatif6s
WtitteI peridgen. elmer &ommiHion 5u
iiberpeifen iei bic niat Dor einsm
Sabre 9eri6t eritatter iollte, Sdmit bic
momentune Grregung ,tpsI6e Die llrs
fade 70 Dieler &riese selpsisn IL. nidt
bds llrtbeil psrtpirren t0nne. grhun
ipar ftol8 duf biefe Grrungenfdaft. Gr
tetrafytste iie aIs einsn 9riumpb Der
Gipitifdtion unb dls cine Ghre fir bic
Der. Stdateu. Demra6 mubts es ibn
tief trdnten. bab, als cine @elcoenbsit
iid Bot, bic 8irgf6uft bes 5riebsns,
bic er gefdaffen bate, prattifd 3u err
proben, Der grdiibent ii6 i6m enigss
eenitelIts. Inter foldeH umitdnbsn
tonnte sr nitat i'm &abinet bleibeu. Die
8elt bate ale llrfa6e sehd6t. ibn Der
aemeiniten !6eu6elei gu bei6ulbigen,
bab er gu gleider 3eti Sriebsnsbers
trdge unb trisgatbmenOe Noten unters
5eibnet. gu oeripunberH III nur, baB
ber grdiiosnt, Der Die FriebenspertrGge
asnebmtst bat, f4 folder - fassn
mir - Sntonisquens f6ulbig MAIDEN
tonnte. Brstlid gibt er AT feiner
RsdtfertisuHa an. bub er ebsnfd1s teis
nsn 9rieg piG, aber nit Drobuoten,
bic nod ba5u bOlia urbsre6tiqt iinb,
Dirii man ni3t fir ben GrtsbeH. |
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-06-10
SuHnerstas, ben 10. 5uni 1915,

Die Rem Yprter IS tines"
1T bDdIt entriiitet iibsr ben Ginipans
oerunss z&ummifdr Sope, neil er in
elmer DffentIi6en 9eriommlurs sefagt
bat, ooB man 8riessbessr, einf9lieBs
lid Der gum Sries perbeBsnben Rebats
teure, in bic porbsrite Reibe Der
SdonssrGben ftellen fpllte. Sas nennI
oas Rep yorter 9latt 9erratb unb
@aterlanosIpiistsit. Spsiulismus unb
bergleiden mebr. 9tad ibrer 9(uffais
fung mub es sin 0erbienit iein, elm
2ano in einen &ries gu ftiir5eH. Dds
1T 10 pDllig gegen ale @ernunft, bab
man an einen gerpsggrunb bentcn mub,
Der ben seIunben Msni9enuerTtanb
ui6t auftommen lGbt. Sollte Der Be
pegerunb piellei9t bariu su finoen
fein, bag bic oeuti9eu 0affen fold
alGn3enoe Siege errineen unb oardus
iih bic 9sipiB6sit elmer Risbsrloge
Guslanbs erstbt? Sem iotpsit es
bic Der. Staaten betrifft, lit &Dmmiis
fGr Sopes aniicbt uubeitreitbar ritz
tis, ba bnur 8srtbeipigunsstriege sez
re4tfertist iinb uNb gu bieien brduht
man ni9t gu beBen, Denn tpenn bas
9aterIarb ansesriffeu piro, gr.ift Sc
Der unaufaeforbsrt gu ben DdfFen uno
heoarf ss teiner 8erbeBuns. @snn bic
Tes 2anb in einen Sriee nit Seutf6s
lamb aeratbsn iollte - mas mir fur
auseefaIofien eradten -, 10 t0nnte er
nur bur6 bic 8erbeBuugen Der prpbris
tiI6sn grefs erfolaen, benn es tDnnte
uHmDalib Elm 9ertbeibisunastrieg
iein. Der ale @emiitbsr entflamnt,
tpenn, ipie in bisiem isalle, Der srbi4<
tete Ssinb ii6 breitaufenb Neilsn Don
uNferen 9renSen entfernt befinoet.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-06-10
annitmnIenn.

Der auf ssbn BO&<p bsr.4nsie
GommsrIurius I'm Aunitmuisum
nimmt am Ia. Suni isinsn aHfona.
Der llutsrridt sritredt ii& anf 3eid,.
men, Mdltn. Mobeuiren, bslorat:p,
aunh, att' unb 'JrsiIidtmaIsn. I'm,
msIbunasn tptrbsn iebt beim Tirsttcy
6srrn =. o. Geii snsgsssnssnOmmsn
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-06-10
AMERICAN HUMANITY LEAGUE
SIG Garfield Place, Brooklyn, N. !.
To the President Of fhe United States,
A PETITION.
3I6 Garfield Place, B

WE THE UNDERSIGNED CITIZENS OF THE UNITED STATES.
protest against the exportaton from this 70 the
Europe "things kim, loyalty
respectfully petition the humanity Of justice and Of
national call the Congress at into extra session s
upon resolution investing President Of
the United embargo the
from ammunition and other munitions Of
and future time.
petition uned
with
e instrumental Polonsg conflict into which sister nations have
been may be plunged
WE DEFEND ground accepted law Of
permits practice against sOmny sincerely
this time there nothing this law which eompe government to
permit this especially and those
the
right prevent expectation
appeared them demand and instances the exercise Of this
right may be found in the history OF the United States
WE QUOTE support Of this latter assertion tn. following
On March 90 1894 Congress provided for embargo Of 30 days
ss
O. On May o. m th. expectation Of munitions Of war was pro-
h'bted by Congress for the period of
In 1907 general embargo instituted by Congress-
On April 1872 general embargo provided
an April g. 1895 the sxportaton coal prohibited
by act Of Congress-
President proclamation
mentioned forbdding the rpotston
tiOns Of war to the Dominican Republic.
On March H. 1912 Congress provided embargo
diOns exist and the day President Taft placed shg
against Mexico
prevented .Aipmsn. arm
Spain
H. Since the beginning the practically all
states Europe have placed mbgOs expectation
and other munitions o
H. In 1853 the British Parliament
ammunition;
when 1870 the Britain put
the effect Her Maesty Principal Secretary Foreign
Affairs replied at the Pari
embargo the expectation Of q purely
municipal accodsnc.
with the interests Of our people,
WE HOLD in conclusion that country
demand that this right
exercised promptly and effectively way given to
those words Neutrality: e must
be neutral fact well every
transaction which might party struggle
" another
NAME CITY STATE
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-06-10
gutt 9prfdh.

8tihter: yllnb D.riprs6sn sis, iidj
81 bsHern2'
9auner: Sang sspib. 10 Blob.
ftslle IDS nimmer an.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-06-10

Sisier and bic 9auptfron. bss neuen
Geridtssebdubss IIsg.n.
9as GeIunbb,itssGtpa
bat bas Budget fir bas na6h. 5abr
aufgeiteLt. GO iinb $4,000 btn5s
tbist, Dbsr nab,su $4,000 msbr als
rersangsnss Sabr. Di. bur6 bas
@adstbum Der Stubt bebinsi.u b5bss
rtn GnforbruHeeH, fpeIde an has De-
pariemeni seitsIt iperb.u. babeH bic
Stsiesruns bss Budgets i'm GefO!es
esbabt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-06-10

m benz otrdti I 4en2 aser
tperbsn Wsutbmabuusen bariiber anses
itelIt, o5 9rpan iih bamit 6egHisen
pirb, bic goIitit beg prdFcertsn in
gsSus auf 9eutfdIanb gu betGmpfsn
ober Oh er tpeiter seben unb sesen 8ils
ions aipeits 8anbibatur Steluns nsbs
men tptrb. Sn iol9em Saq tpirb 5us
seitanben, baB Milion bel Der @ahl
ni9t bur6Drinssn tonnts, ba 9rpan
nod einen iebr itarten 2tnhans in ieis
ner partei bat. Nah uniersm Gr>
meTsn tann Dilion itd ntdt behaups
ten, aud penu 8rpun i'm uHteritist,
allein lpenn er nod cine &uaiht auf
stHe 8iebersrpdblung haben icllte,
fpiirbe fis babinihpinben, ipenn er eli
nen 8ru6 nit 9eutidlanb berbeis
fiibrt. 0as ameritaniide 9oIt tpiirbe
ibm bas nidbt perSeiben, neil fir cine
Spannung ober gar einen Srieg riht
bic minoeite Rehtfertiguns nu6tpeiss
bar mare. 8erniinftiee Gtaatso6srs
bdupter permeiben 8oGiitonen nit
fremben Wid6tsn, neil iia ouraus
nu4tbeilige Solsen fir bic 9eiammts
belt srgeben. Diefe tperosn nur bann
iiberieben, ipenn Elm untpioeriteblt9er
3paus Dorlisgt, nit bem fremben
2dnbe bic gerbinouHgen dbsu5rehen,
Cine fDI6e Sahlage iii absr nidt pprs
baHbeH. 0eutfdlano sefdhrbet ni6t
unfere Si6sr9ett, gang abgefeben bas
DON, bag es bier5u gar niht fGbig
tpdre uno bestntrd6tigt ni6t unfere
WobIfubrt, Tonbern tdmpft tbatiddlia
fir unfere SntereiIen, inoem es baruuf
beitebt, baB Gnqlano bic 8srIsnbuns
Don bunnfreier Waare on bic biirgers
It9e 9ep5lterung in ben QGnbsrn Der
beuti9eu 9erbiinbeten getattst. Wenn
aueeii6ts Iol9er poblmeiHenben Ibs
iift Elm 3ertpiirfnib eutitsbsn fo1te, 70
tpiirbe ous ameritanii6e 9olt ii6 bonn
prdiioenten aus etnem 9ruHbe dbtpene
ben, Der fir feline gntfdeibunssn am
Stimmtuitsn bon jsber beitimmsnb ges
rue'eH 1T. Gs psrlanst pon fsinen
Brdioenten oob iie gefunOen Mens
ihenperitanb bsiiBen unb Mifon
piiroe in tldgtiber Weiie offenburen,
baR ibm biefs Gissnfdbdft fsbtt. p.nn
sr bic 4rgsIsaenbeit nit 0euti9fanb
uiat in frieoIi4sr Weiie bsilest.
Snfeiner 4nttuOrt quf bag
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-06-10

SHeinsr 4ntpOrt auf bas
Observation-Disclosures grpans iast Der
PrGiibent: rSoear jest gsben mir nidt
in oem 3iel aussinuubsr, bas mir
9etbe erftrebeu, ioHosrn nur in 9e3uq
auf bic Weife. pie es gu errei6en it,"
Bir faiien bic 8emsrtuus oa6in auf,
bab Der prGiibent gu elmer friebli6en
9sritdnbieung nit Seutidlanb aelans
geutpill, a6er er pdblt uidt bic Net6os
be ,tpie 8rpau ite perlanets. bic un'Sr
alien lmitdnben gum Erieben fiibrsu
m ub. Marum min Der grGfbent
ri4t bisfsr Wes ssbsH9 gasnH
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1915-02-18
In Effect March |.

On March 1st a federal law
will go into effect which dealers
in drugs say will absolutely wipe
out all but Legitimate sale OF
habit-forming drugs. The bill
will be enforced by the Internal
Revenue Department. 1t pro-
vides for penalties of $4,000 and
FIVE years in prison. No drug
gist except on the prescription OF
a physician who is authorized by
special license.
1t is estimated that the num-
Der of habitual users of drugs in
the United States is 1000, 600.
There is absolutely no doubt
that the law will work." declare
druggists. THE dope fiends
will be cured now whether they
want to be or not, and Uncle
Sam will be the doctor in the
case"
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1915-02-18
S73 Zinc

Zinc ore sold last week up to
S73 per ton. Spelter is now as
high as copper, and it may not
be a wild guess to say that hun.
dred dollar zinc ore is in sight.
This high price ore means
that every old mine in the dis
trict will be put to work. And
new development is going to be
pushed very fast.
This section of country is go
ing to produce more wealth this
year than the Klondike.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1915-02-18
To Use Gas.

The Empire District Electric
Company is going to use gas
hereafter at its big plant three
and a half miles northeast of
this city.
A force of men was put to work
last week digging ditch for a
pipe line. The line is to con-
uect with the Quapaw Gas Com.
pany's mains near the mouth of
Five Mile creek, where the big
line crosses Spring river. The
size of the line to be laid to the
plant will be eight inches.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1915-02-18
Tg section country This Year Going Universe
Sunday Robbery.

Last Sunday, while Martin
Weiss and family we're at his
mothers visiting, some fellows
went into his house out on Route
2, and helped themselves to what
ever seemed to suit their fancy.
Among the stuff taken was two
gold watches, a pair of gold
trimmed spectacles, a razor, ect.
And Martin says the fellows
surely liked milk, as they got
away with a gallon of sweet
milk, a gallon of buttermilk,
several boxes of matches, about
four dozen eggs. His meat sup
ply was not touched.
Martin offers a reward of SIS
for the return of the watches,
and the Lincolnville Ants offer
a reward of SIS for the arrest
and conviction of the thief or
thieves.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1915-02-18
Killing at Columbus.

David Martin, 60 years old,
was killed at Columbus last Fri
day night. Seven bullets hit
him. 1t is not known who kill
ed him, but a man named Jap
Painter, has been arrested. The
two were drinking together, and
Painter was the. last man known
to have been with him.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1915-02-18
Claude EbenStein Dead.

Claude Ebenstein, born west OF
this city, and who lived in this
vicinity until grown, was so bad
ly hurt in the railroad yards OF
the International and Great
Northern railroad at Palestine,
Texas, on last Wednesday even
ing that he died twelve hours
afterward.
Karl Kain, a cousin of the dead
man, went to Palestine. Karl
returned home Monday.
The dead man was % years
of age, and leaves young wife.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1915-02-18
Lucky Boys.

Sam and Bert Douthit leased
some land last week to a COM
pany from Tulsa. The company
will at once proceed to drill and
develop the lead and zinc bodies
believed to underlie the land.
The boys received a cash bon,
US of two thousand dollars, and
are to receive a royalty of seven
per cent.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1915-02-18
Frank Nicholas Hurt

While coming frow joplin
early Monday morning, Frank
Nicholas ran into a wagon just
east of Galena, and his car was
overturned and damaged consid-
erably. The glass from the
windshield cut his right hand
badly, and he will be laid off
from work for some time.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1915-02-18

Mr.. and Mrs. John Archer
have removed from Adair, Okla,
to this city. They moved away
from here many years ago, and
John told US yesterday he would
have been much better off If he
had stayed with old Baxter.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1915-02-18

Get that garden ground plowed.
Do it now, and let the frosts
sweeten it for you. Besides you
can get rid of a lot of worms and
bugs by turning the soil upside
down and letting the frosts have
a chance at it.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1915-02-18

If you are going to set out
any trees this spring, dynamite
the holes for them. BY doing
this the trees will root better,
make a better growth, and be
more able to resist dry weather.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1915-02-18
Surprise the Board.

On last Thursday evening the
officers of the Christian Church
held their regular board meeting,
and when they adjourned and
we're leaving the church they
we're met at the door by a com.
mittee of ladies who escoEted
them to the hoMe of Dr.. and
Mrs. English, where a delightful
banquet was served them by
their wives.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1915-02-18

Mrs Chas. Polster and Mrs.
Edw. G. Polster entertained for
Mrs. J. A. Sour at the home OF
Nfrs. Chas. Polster last Thurs
day. A quitting bee was the oc-
casion.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1915-02-18

Wanted-50 Barred Rock
Warwick Poultry Farm.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1915-02-18

Mrs. F. L. Hash returned last
Thursday from Northern Mis-
souri,, where she had been for a
long time attending the bedside
of her father. He passed away
one week ago last Saturday.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1915-02-18

The Rebekahs will give .
George Washington Social Mon
day night, Feb. %.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1915-02-18
Christian Church.

There will be preaching next
Lords day, FEB. 2lst, both morn
Ing and evening.
If you stay away who will be
the loser?
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Good Farm Marc For Sale.
T. p. Lewis.
Miss Ruth Barnes spent Mon
day in Joplin.
Miss Clara May Noble spent
Monday in Joplin.
Mrs. Chas. Polster was hostess
to the S. P. and Il. club Wednes.
day,
George Peake left Sunday
night for Kansas City, after a
visit here with his mothers, Mrs.
Anna Peake.
Mrs. J. C. Nsylor, Misses Myr-
tie Naylor and Verna Canaday
and Mrs. chas. L. Smith motored
70 Joplin Friday.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1915-02-18

Miss Edna Sullivan spent las
Wednesday in Joplin.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1915-02-18

S. L. Winters is quite i'll at
his home on Spring street.