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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-09-02
Fred. A. Erschell,
eeidcnbcitatter unS GinbaIiamirer
7.u. JorR Str, 21ewport, ,Sp.
2sIFSbon: eouib SO uro coutb 2ese.
GIeynu6ria Cffice: 6tlanb 657 ga
4abtsn nnS SeaeSxe.

- Die 9tpparate fir aibletiIds
uebungeH, fpel6e leBt5in i'm S6uIboi
Der GeHter unb poplar Strabe in
Bellevue aufgeiielIt poroen paren, fino
pon balbpiidfigen Suneen Ssrit0rt
poroen. Der gellepue SduIratb pi[
fur Die GrmittIune Der S6uIbiaen cine
ge!obnuna ausfeben.
- 5rGuIein Stella 9oebe DON Der
Se6itsn 2lOerue, Dabton, bate iiiuaft
nit elmer 9eielIi6aft cine Qutotour
nad ben Seen unttrnpmmen. als iie
in einem 5otsl in Rem Gaitle, sIb.,
cine turSs WsiIs iid ouFbieIt, peraab
fis bdieIbft in Der af6sSOiIette ibren
0iamantrins i'm Dsrtbe Don $500. I'm
Gaton, O., beHertte iie ibren 8erIuit.
Sic tebrte iOfort Suriit mad Rem
cattle 3uriit, mo iie ibren Ring Don
Der @sripaIterin 5urii6erbisIt. 2estere
tpurbs nit einen IiberuIen GeIbssf5ent
belobrt.
= Sir bic SrsiiauIe an Der 95iinfs
ten 4benue in 0opton fpurbe bic 2eb=
rerin SrGuIein Wsc9innis an Ste[Ie
BON SrGulein Wdrrtn ernannt. iSrGi,,
lein @ossIbud III bic Ra4foIs.riu Don
Grau Beg fir bic FINITE alafe.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-09-02

Gibnna abbalten. Ga tann iebt eno'
aiiltia feftaeitelIt tperben. bab oas
Weitnisipdl spicnic ipirtlih dm Dom
nfrstnd. ben 9. SEPTEMBER. ubgebdlten
iperben pirb. penn ssupiter plupiuS
am Gnbe nidat bob nod einen Strif
burh bic Re6nuna inaft.
- Sm poliseiseri4t purbe eeitern
fyrant 9utter, peIder Der @erna4ldis
fieuna ieiner 5dmilie bsibuIbist piro.
unter $3.50 8iraIhaft ben 9robges
Itfpprenen iiberipieien.
= SObn 6. R i'd, Der Republit.
Nominee fir gircuitri6ter Don Canton
Co., eriu9t I'm Sbrs llnteritiisuns.
- Der sSnbuitrie Club bsabii9tist
siuen 2lusflug HAD bem Stranger
1sair @runb, pelher am 8. Sttobsr,
Der ais ,Gppington Sda" beitimmt 1T,
itattfinben Ipa. Gs follen. nab benz
plan bes Snouitrie Club, 1000 Surs
ger @opinatons an bem Iustlu9 Ila
betbeiliden.
- Sm bieiigen 8unbeseeri9t ipur:
ben geitern Dor Ri4ter Go6ran a3i
juriItii6e @utu6ten in Der &lo9e Der
aentlidper giienbabnen gegen 8. w.
gpstpprtb, Sb 9. Rbea uno 6. j.
Grecelius, pel6e bic Staats z2lb@
iAGsuugs sgeb6roe tonitituiren, ab9s'
qe6en. gSah pieien Gjuta6ten iperben
RE 9ertlaqten oappn abgebalten. fiir
bic Sabre 1912 unb 1918 ge9en foI'
aenbe @iIenbdbnz8e'eQ neue
4bi6GBunoen poraunebmen; Goutss
oiae &c IaIbpile, Slinois Gentrai
Gbediepeate &c Ohio uno Cincinnati,
Rep Srleans &c 5eras puctiic gtlens
bahn So. Die aeidmmten GiIenbahn'
9eIeQl6diten batten I'M einen Gin
haltsbsfebl na4geIu6t, pelber boz
prei stubren tsmporGr bepilliQt pOrosn
lpar.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-09-02

men. in ipelfer Sail Der 9erurtbeilts
ieine Strafe au perbiiben babe. Ri4ter
9ulb bernerfte. blB. ipeiln bic 9efuns
aenen feline aeniigenbe gfobruta in Der
Sail erbalten. Der @ireuitri9isr bic
9(uioritdt babe, 4bbiilfe su idditen.
Sies peronlaBte ben gountbs sgnipdlt
9. MeGauahlin au Der @rtldrng, baB
bic 9eFanQenen in Der 9teippprt esail in
5olae Der reidli6en Habruna an Sc
pibt aunebmen. Wm. 9arriipn,
Elm Yruber oes fFriebensri9tsrs oar
riion bon Campbell Co.. ipurbe gum
6ilfsinsenieur fir 2anbfrabenbau er,
nannt. = Die Sreunbe bes entlahenen
sSnaeniellrs @ortb 8ornep batten Elm
9efu6 einaereiht. in pel6em I'm oie
Nieberaniteluna Corners nubgeiu9t
lpirb.
SSm 6auie bss Splnan Miller,
gto. 504 Weit z. Strdbe. entitanb Dor
Iebte Ha6t Elm 5euer, fpeI9ss einen
S4aben bon 800 peruria3ts.
- Die polisei purbe oeitern bapon
bend6ri6tiat. bab @ussns GOrnes,
pclter i'm Mai b. Z. fir aeiitestrant
ertldrt purbe, aug Der 2atelqno Srs
renanitalt entiprungen lit. Der 3us
lidnb bes Gornes bat, Idut Nngdbeu
oes Superinteubenten Der 2lnItalt,
it6 6eoeutenb aebeFsrt. Gprnes ipurs
be Ipdter an Der 3. uno Saratoga 9(pe.
9efunpen nno piro beute na6 Der 9lns
halt auriidaebrabt lueroen.
Die Wiilitdr sReierpdtipn in IT.
Sbomas pirb nun einse5dumt perbsn,
um gu perbinoern baB bic WauItbiere
Der UtilitdrbebDroe 9runbitiide bon
priOatIeuten betreteH.
- Gapt. armitrpnq pon IT. Sbos
mas arreitirte 1eitsrn orei guri6en
bon Rettbort. ueItbc dlIf Der ReierDaz
tion 4pfelbdume aepliinbert battsn.
Die &naben ipurben i'm MiIitdr s9es
fdnanib eingeitedt, ibdter iebod benz
5uaen0aeridt iiberipisfen.
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unfdue.

Der Reiidurateur Senrb gormar
bon Der gpI.rain &Denue bog a.Iiern
I'm einsm 3ufmun,srtftoB nit einsm
Baeen 5u sntseben. an Der Sprine
9rooe GDenus unb arlington Strabs
nit isinem Quto 70 fdarf I'M bi. Ode
baB bic Maiaiue umiippte. 9ormdr
purbs am gan,en 90rper ssf9unbsn
unO Der nit ibm iabrarb. SarrB
StrsRs, 3208 @Ienbora 4penu,, brad
ben rsdtsn Qrm. gtuberbsm ipurbc
ibm bas DIR beinabs abssriiIen. Bel.
be Wldnn.r ipurben na4 BEN Belts
Strabe Soipitdl gebraht.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-09-02
Wliidlidb tn, !6afen.
Die grIebn-iffe einss sbe'
malisen bsntfGen
Sdntbdmpfers.

Rem gorf. l. Septeintxr. -
Det amerifaniife 3ailfoantpier @or'
gopIe. Der porbem unter BEN ybamell
psnnoil bos beutide Restiter battle,
bat ipoblbebalten. aber na9 indildef
ssrrfabrt. ben bieiisen 6nfsn tpieoer srs
rsiht. Der Ddmpfer. na6 alepanorlel
In @abpten beitimmt, mar an 81. Usai
I'm Witielldnbiiden Uieer bon etnem
frans0iiitxn areuser an9ebdlien iino
naf Wtalta aebpl6t iporben. Dort tam
elm britifder Offisisr nit ie9s Utdn'l
an 8orb unb ainter bieIer gebeduns
hurfte Der Dompfer nd6 alerdnorIa
peiter iabreit. Tie 8eiasinlg eriolgte
aus fur6t por an9riffsn isitens btilt'
iter 5au1bopte. Die britiide Be
laBung bate, lpis asuie BON Der
Manuitdft Der 9arsOble iassH. Be
febl, Die 8efabuna bes llntsrisebooits
Gbaui9ieben unb bds Jabrseuq ,penn
irsenb mOeli6 ipee3unebmen. Dis Der
Sapltnn Der 8orgople ertldrt, tpliroe
sr iotpoa BON fraHs0iifden tpie britt
idben Sffi,ieren in Elm f9arfes @erbor
aenpmmen bstreffs Der gegaiiidt be.
llsbertruT0,s feines @diffes bonn
tsutidn in bas ameritaniide Rssb
fer.
9arrp 81. 9bao iIdst aaf
2 9eioung.
pittsburs, pa. l. Sept. SarrD
81. 2bap bat am gfittipo9 Na9mits
tag i'm bieiigen Common pIeas @e-
ri6t eie St<ioungstIaas gesen isins
5rau, epeIpn Resbii Sbaip, sinses
rei4t. or bsidulbist iis bts Gbebruas
nit einsm sspifeu Jobn Graneis, Don
Rem gori.
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Deutf0Iand vie INNER
FUR frieder,
Taiiasierbaupfer perSen ubne Dpr'
beriee @arnnna nub Sdns Ses
srbens BON ylidt.Sombattan.
ten nidlt berienft.
@rai gernitorff madlt bem Staats'
iefretar biesbeJiislid)e Wliftbei.
lungcn.
Die idun ,beiuabe" feriise ssOie al
Gualauo ipll nmn balb absebeu.

| 8nibinpton .. s., /. Sept
Geutidlano bat Die Declaration Der
Der. Staaten nit 8eJig ouf 6iC
Saud6ootstontrOueric aneencmineil.
Ter beutif)e gotihafier @raf geril'
litorfi bat heiite Dem Staatsiefretar
Smliiug eegeniiber Die ntiinbIife imo
| i.briitIide grfldrung abgegebcir oab
1bne Dorberige 8ariuiug teine ipeits.
rem Haiingieroaulpier mebr perienft
!per5en. gtah elmer aonierenS 3ipt.
lnen beioen Serren ifidte Der Bot.
idciter Serrn Earring iolgenoen
grici:
~Sebr eeebrter Serr Sefretdr !:
@eit ge5ua auf lniere llnterbnItln5
beute @orgen erIalibe i6 mir, Sbnen
ndtStbeiIen, oab meine Snitrliftion
betreffs unierer 9Intiport auf SIRE
Ieete Sitiitmlia.gtote ben ioIgenoen
gniius entbdlt:
neoiiaaieroanpier iperben bon uit.
ieru llnteriecbooien obne &sarniing
nidt periertft unS al,9 ntdt, obue oab
porber fir Die Siherbeit bon 9li6t.
.oubatarten Gorge eetragen tporOcn
mare, oormisgeiest. Der GaHYier
mad; teiiteu SIudItueriud ober Ieiitet
8ioerjtanb.
.SbeIeida id peib, Oab Gle Die gu.
iituitia.5ras nif,t alineblnen poaen,
ebe oic grabic. .anscIegenbeit nidyt DC.
fiuitip inlb IN befrieoiaeltDer 8eiie
beigeIegt lit, ipinihe if Gle Don Sem
9orbergeiagten in aenntniB su
icsen, benn meine Re9ierung bait.
ii1 aiii oicien Airs geeinist, ebe Der
@rabie. 3spifdenfaa pofiierte.
sd babe nid,ts oaeegen einjuiuen.
ben, ipsnn Gle bon obisr Sniorma.
ton Sbneu pitbitrfenSeu @ebraub
MAIDEN.
sd berbIeibe, ntein Iieber Serr
aauiina Sbr gns ersebeuer
3. 9ernitorfi."
Su 8erbinbimg nit bieiem Brief
madhte Serr Gaming bic ioleenoeu
Gneaben:
yaneciidts Ger aIdrbeit Der cbt
gen @sittbeiIi,ns erid,eint es iiber.
ihiitis, irgerib peId,e ssonmertare
osu sii MADDEN, BERN ea idDeiitt cine
auerfenrutrg 6es iinlormeittaIen
9riIBips ;u iciu, fiir ipeIdes tpir ein,
ectreten finb.-
Der Brief 6es @otibafters III 10.
aIei6 benz 9rdiibeiten @iIion iiber.
rIittelt tporben.
Us ipiro beitiinntt ooralisge.
ies., buB Der grdiioent iegt, itad)oenr
OeitiHar6 ioIdes eutgesentommen
seSeist bat, nit Der 9bidGtlns iriuer
seote. fuoriu sesen bic britiidR sIn.
mdbune mb uuterbinbung inieres
aeittraIen $anbeIs proteitirt peroeu
iou, midt Idnger sc30ssrt iuiro. Die
9tote ioa idon rbeinabe" fertis iein.
Observation-Disclosures an "a orS
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-09-02
Dies aab Das.

@sors. gyriebleiH. Der ebemaIigc
8u6bdlter in Der itdbtii4en auoitor'
Office unb Ulitglisb bes S9ulratbs,
wurbe esitsrn Don Qubitor eeimann 5u
ieinem gbeicl.rt erHonnt. DER poftsn
pirO nit $500 falariri.
- Die abtbeiluns fir freis &iinits
unTerer uniperiitdt bat breiis cine
2tnmelOuns Don 172 Stibentsu. Die
3abl iuirb ii9 nod erbe6lid itsieern,
benn bi, sissntli4eH Regiitrirlnss'
tage iinO .rt ber 49,. II. unb 1S.Stp'
teu,ber.
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barmlf emrpiebIen, oab Der &litb iein
ltGnbiges Ounrtier int SlhineB Netl's
0lii5 anffdloae lntb boS 4pnnrtittes
lid, CUR Grle6igllng einiger getdtls
;3eit bis siir n1djiten gerialninliute
aiis5itte. Dieie Sisung fiitoet an
0tlttrpob Der ildtyiten g2od)e ltatt una
,par ebellfalIs im giiiiucB gien :
Club. Gle WGttbeililngen bes ans'
id,uSies murSen nit Sibel aniaenoill'
men, bat er bo6 ben Ser5ensiuiinld
Der WliteIieoer nod eiiIem ipiirolgefl
Sofcl mlilmebr erfilllt.
9luberpem puroe in Der 0eriamm-
luna Serr Sopurb WurliBer su paiii.
Der Miteliebidait eripdblt unb bre1
Wlitelisbfdaftsgeiuds purbsn entet'
gengenommen.
Der 8ortraeenos bes 4benbs ipar
Serr Or. gpttharo Oeutih. Der ietnt
0Drer in bas 9ebiet Der @eihi6is
fiibrte unb bur6 ieinsn 8ortraa De.
Sonnent0nja uno Der l. September
rdrtbat, tpie Trdntrei6. ais an leilein
Gage Dor 200 Sa5rsn Suoipis Der
9iersebnte ins Grab ssientt tpurbe,
auf benz Sipisl ieiner Rabt itano,
BON bem es am /. September 1870
herabaei6leubsrt purbe. iobaB es iesi
o6ne bic 9uiihsruna ruiiii4er nno
enolii6er S1ilfs adr i,ibt eeipaot Bate,
9egen OeutidlarO ariea au fiibren,
basislbe Deuti6ldno, oem es Dor 200
Sabren ben 5ub aui ben Naden isBeH
ourfte. oem Der SonnentoHia nn9es
ffr1ft ipert6bOae propln3en rauben
burfte.
Der 9ortraa fanb Bette Diirbisung'
Wir perben ibn nd6ftsn Sonntas I'M
Wortlaut perofisntIi4en.
gaitor 9eSrp Slgm. tpel6er aIs
Sat Der Sibuna 5eilpohnte. bate BEN
Stub Elm prldtiles 9eoift aepiomet,
Rag er perIas uno ihm bersIi4en Yeis
fda einbrahte. Gs lau.ete:
Die gi5en. bic oeuti4eu. BON DeIts
ftlrmmadt
9is in bic @ur}sIn bur6i3diiert
Sic iinaen bos gieb Der Germansrii
f9la3t
limb Der araft. bic bd it6erbausrt.
lle6erbauert bas itriippiae Risberbol5
Nyo aud bic MtIt IS getrdsen
Sic perbsn in trafterf9aueIerbem
Stol,
8ertiinbeu. maxim mon sei4lagen-
gDarum man geitIGgen nit eifern:r
Gauit
Deitipea iiber GrsnspfdbI nIi5 S6parls
Dorum e 70 mo dt!a bic GpfeI hairt
brdlit,
Dos fiub bsutfGs Gp5s5oHte,
gii&t III es Der dTsnfIirrtnbe Stah!
Ridh HI es bic Qbadt Der Sef@iise
gs III bas aqbsutf3e @siiibeal
Was ,pubrbdfi fromme uup uase
Gs In ni6t bic brdueube lle5ertultur
Gs 1T ni6t bic Wadt llsberitarier
Gs il, be usrmanif@ erfabt. glatur
Der .Germ" it ebeu Der -RadsrA.
Gs as5t elm Serf9t iiber bic sitternSe
gDeIt
Sb pcbl bic 66tkr fth itrsiten9
Wer if es nObI. Der bic Ddee bdIt
LIMB TT eS Sus o oh. ober 1T es bas
9eIb
Das entf4eiSsn foo. - 10 sutifei'
Dtuu 9eIb III nidbt Cob - bod Cob
III gelb
Den itrsitenbeu Observation-Disclosures
Sb bas GeIb ooer bds Golb ben Sieg
erhdIts
Ils Rsdi. oSer ala S6bs ben Rt6ts
Isrn2
Dds III bic Truae. - bic @r0e bampft
Die Grbs aIs Sieasl Der 8siben
Die WsItieis sittert, bas MsIttsra
fdnrpft
SIN aroben WlsHiaaetSer.
qDo bift Gu. Sotm Gottss. bes Wens
fbeu Sobn
90 fragsn pielIsift bic Sp6tter,
Dp6 IN ben SturmlpoIten ba antiDors
ten if,on
JSie nftpu nerr,1 nrfiTdneu GXnttsr
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Mngebli6 Gbolera an Sorb
Si. beutf@sn Dampfer in
&obotenin Guarantane.

" - ~ - - - ~ A - " ~
Rem gori, l. Ssptsmber. - Die
idnmltIid)en Samburger iino gremer
9uHpier, pelde in Sobofen ieitlie.
gen. iin6 beitte iinter Siiarnrtane ee.
itellt poroen, neil IS Wlann al
Bob oes ,,9rdiibent 2ineoIn" inter
doieraabnli6en Spniptomen erfranft
iino. Cine bnfterologii6e llnterin.
dung miro jur 3eit poreenonunen.
Or. Soiepb 3. Stnd, Der itdotiite
@eilnobeitsbeanite bon Scbofen,
tuoIlte nitt 5ugeben, onh bic Inter.
iidlimg Cholera ereeben babe. es iit
old eigeuibiimlih, ipie bic S6iiic,
Die Don ieoem @erfebr beiuabe a6ge.
idloiien iino, baben infi3irt lperoen
t6nren.
" @meritanif9t 9artsangts
haIten, aberni1tneiter
belditiet.
9Oiton, WaT., ]. Sept. Der aa.
pitdn Der amsriianiiden Bart. Rutb
Start, bic om Wiiittpod nit elmer
3abung BON TOO 1onnsn SulS bier
ontum, mslbst. Oab isin S6iff am Z.
Gusitit 1S0 WlsiIsn BON Cape CLEAR
eHtfernt pon ,inem beuiidxn llnteriees
boot nit 3pei S6iiFen anssbalien
Dorben fei, ObsIei4 5ipei britiide Tor
psooboot3srit0rtr rur brsi WleiIsn BON
Der Barrie sntfernt sstpeisn f,isn. Dos
llnterIeeboot tam bann btrau unb
ndhbem Der aommanbeur ben Gapis
tan Raiplins betrsffs feiner adbung
iinb feint 2ieles oussefrnst, bebaiiets
er ibm. bob CT feline Reifs fortieten
iSnas
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q Wabrtnb.

Gndbis, (5uraSdin, Si. einsn GeIb'
poitbriei Iisft): Der grisf Sores
GrGuiigums ideint Sis "a gan, &C.
riibrt Su bab.n!-
Winna: LIMB ME. sndbiee Graul
er rsbet mid barin on: .Msiue lisbs
9ulaf9.anOne!'
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aauhIerIiH

Greimb. .Bas maiden Sie Senn
oa nit benz giIof"
NaIer: SD reibe es nit einer Sped.
idapcrte elm; sraii @oIobeins fonrlit
udmIih nahber nit ibrem fleinep
$unb 5u mir, nnb penn bas Tbier
on bem @emGloe Iedt, 70 oenft lie.
es oefdIt DIM, uno tuaft eS.-
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unandenebm.

lnaneenebm.
.gla. goti fsi Dani. bu 3siiunss'
roman IN su Gnbel-
.Dounus spollen Gts bas f&lis'
beng-
.es ifanb bod 3d.. baranin.
alfo - G6lnHl-
sic irrm. bos beiht G4Iiemann
- II bin ndmIi& tu D<yfoHHf
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-10-29

with trench-dfgging thrown in. We
viii certainly drift into a weakling
nation in the next generation if we
keep seeking the easy, soft places.
The average native-born American
is looking for a snap. He does not
have enough children in proportion
to what foreigners have. Possibly he
is becoming too conscientious in this
matter of child increase when he re-
members his frame is run down, due
to easy, soft clerkship position inside,
away from sunlight and air.
The foreigners who come here do
most of the hard manual labor be-
cause they have not yet caught the
fever OF "easy money, easy graft and
soft pickings."
We Americans are fast becoming
the money changers and brokers to
everything that is done in this coun-
try. They leave the farms for large
cities. The man with the oVeraIls
is fast becoming a society outcast
among Goldfish aristoeratie Amer
leans. The dignity of honest toll if
taught in the public schools would
not be a fad.-AIlen Steven, 1925 N.
Ridgway Az. -,,s
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which means, she kept. boarding
house where some of the conspira-
tors lodged. Pres. Johnson was of
British descent derive a moral that
presidents and kaisers are actuated
by similar animi. -.
Back, Brother Tweedle, to the
camp of the fence-straddlers, for
your government will suspend the
habeas corpus whenever it wants to
kill without legal pretext.
Before an American starts heav-
ing bricks at Germany while she is
fighting magnificently because it is
in the nature of things, and for no
other reason, let him do two things:
Learn something of the miracles of
accomplishment which lie in the kul-
tur brand of teamwork, and then for
atrocity go to the mills of Dixieland
and see the dear, rickety, hookwormy
little child slaves-no, better not, it
might move him to murder.-John F.
Kendrick.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-10-29
THE DIGNITY OF LABOR

TIE DISNI ! VI IHbOhs-InG
Importance of ordinary manual labor
should be taught in all of our schools.
The more educated the average per-
son becomes the more they try to
get out of hard manual labor This
is what is hurting the idea of edu-
cation more than anything else. Very
often hear people tell me: Steven,
if 1 knew as much as you would not
work so hard, but look for an easier
job" There you have it.
1t seems to be the one ambition of
the ignorant, as well as the educated,
the poor and the rich, is to get out of
hard, honest manual labor Out of
my class in college who graduated,
eight boys, three went straight back
to the farm to be producers, to be
hard workers, Independent and their
own bosses. But five of us lost the
real dignity of labor and hard hon
est toll. We joined the middle class
of . brokers, lawyers, preachers,
clerks, agents and anything but orig
inal producers. 81
Military drill in our schools would |
bring back the real dignity of labor
if the complete war game was played |
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1915-12-17
Question PubIic's Right to Names.
SINKING OF ANCONA
GETS AUSTRIA IN TROUBLE
Smelling of Craft After it Had Stopped
Is Branded as Barbarous
Action.

Washington.-The text of the Amer.
lean note to Australia Hungary regard.
ing the sinking of the Italian steam.
ship Ancona, made public Monday, re.
veals formal demand by the United
States for prompt announcement of
the illegal and indefensible" act, for
punishment of the submarine COM
mander and for reparation by the pay.
ment of indemnity for the killing and
injuring of innocent American citizens
These demands follow statement in
forming Austria-Hungary that "the
good relations of the two countries
must rest upon a common regard for
law and humanity" The note ar
raigns the Smelling and torpedoing of
the liner as "inhumane," "barbarous''
and "wanton slaughter" of helpless
men, women and children"
In official and diplomatic circles the
communication is regarded as being
the most emphatic declaration to come
from the United States government
since the beginning of the European
war. No attempt is made to conceal
the fact that unless the demands are
quickly complied with diplomatic rela-
lions between the two countries will
be in danger of being severed.
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1915-12-17
STOCK AND CROP NOTES.

The North Pacific Fruit Distrib
utors have $50 to 275 cars of Wine
sap apples in storage In the We
natchee and Yakima districts, anl
they will be kept there until Febru
airy l, according to B. A. Perham
sales manager.
F. e. Wyatt has purchased from
Seth Jones of the Salmon river coun
try, Idaho, the entire breeding stock
OF the latter, consisting of 16 regis
tered Shorthorn and Hereford bulls
rs high-grade cows and about zoe
grade cows and calves, at about $3O,.
900. Mr.. Jones will devote his time
to the preparation of fat cattle and
hogs for market.
The growing of English walnuts in
north central Washington Is likely to
become within the next 10 years q
leading industry. The climatic con-
ditions and the soil are favorable to
the growing Of the hard-shelled north
ern variety. In the Wenatchee-N North
country there are 1000 trees planted,
part of which are in bearing. d. A.
Henderson and w. P. Shepherd of
Chelan have the largest bearing
groves. They are growing them on
commercial basis, having 80 acres
OF trees.
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1915-12-17
INDUSTRY AND IMPROVEMENT

Tonasket, Wash, has voted to bond
the school district for $4,000 to pro.
cure funds for the erection of four
new school buildings.
Canned salmon and clam shipments
from Grays Harbor for the year end
ed December l were valued at $780,
900. The pack of seven clam can
neries amounted to $4,000 cases,
valued at $4,000, and the salmon
pack of 100000 cases was worth
s4os,000. The output was below the
normal because of lighter run of
salmon and unfavorable weather and
tides.
At least 1000 men will find employ.
ment all next season at and near the
Lake Keechelus reservoir site Of the
United States reclamation service at
the head of the Yakima river. 1t is
anticipated by Project Engineer
Crownover that from 600 to 700 men
Will be required to complete within
the year the dam and outlet upon
which the government will have ex-
pended when complete nearly s2..
100000
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1915-12-17
BETTER CHURCHES IN COUNTRY.
President Tells Audience in Columbus.
Ohio, How to Improve Services.

Columbus, Ohio.-In his address be-
fore the closing session of the Ma
tional Conference of the Commission
on Church and Country Life last week
President Wilson emphasized the need
OF making country churches more USE
full. He spoke before 1000 persons,
many of whom were clergymen and
agriculturists from all parts of the
country
The president declared that laws
are useless unless they express the
moral feeling of the people. There
lore, he said, it is primarily the duty
OF Christians to better the moral char
aeter of all persons. He declared that
Christianity is the most vitalizing
thing in the world.
Nations are judged by what thew
think rather than by what they DOS
sess," he said.
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1915-12-17
INCOME TAX SHOWS
/. BIG GAIN THIS YEAR
OVER $4,000 PERSONS TURN
OVER $41,046,162 TO UNCLE
SAMUEL.
INCREASE OVER $lO,OOO,OOO
War Reduced Corporation Tax-Oleo-
margarine Frauds Reach Total
of II Million Dolars--SmaIl
Fine Collected.

Notwithstanding personal income
tax was paid during the last fiscal year
by 357,515 individuals who turned into
the government $41,046,162, more by
nearly $13,OOO,OOO than the total paid
by the 357,59S making returns the
year before, according to the annual
report of the commissioner of inter-
nal revenue, made public this week.
The greatest increase shown was
in the amounts paid by those subject
to the normal tax, a jump from about
$12, 900 in 1914 to about SIG, 900
in 1915.
Incomes exceeding 100000 paid this
year about $6,439,000, compared with
about $3,437O 900 last year. There were
S2,754 individuals subject to the nor
NAL tax; 127,448 who reported in
comes between $4,000 and $4,000 and
ia whose returns were made on a
basis of incomes of 100000 or more.
Under the corporation income tax
299,445 returns were made, a decrease
of 17,464 from the previous year, as
cribed by the report to various condi-
tions, including disturbed business
conditions incident to the war in Eu-
rope and the trouble in Mexico. The
corporations paid $3S,986,952, or about
$6,627, 900 less than in 1914. The re-
port says examination showed that but
few corporations had purposely falsi-
fled their returns or sought to eyade
the tax
Recommendation are made for
changes in the income tax law to
broaden its scope and increase the
revenue expected under it.
Frauds upon the government
through the use of artificially colored
oleomargarine are said to have reached
the total of $17,692,91O, of which only
|$4,611 ,052 was within the assessable
period. During the year $751,0O was
collected on account of these frauds
and more is expected
The total revenue collected from all
sources by the bureau amounted to
about $415,6S1 900. The emergency tax
law brought in $52,O0O,0OO, the tax on
distilled spirits other than those dis
titled from fruits about $133, 1903 900,
compared with about $15O,000,OO0 in
1914, and the tax of fermented liquors
increased from about 67,000,O0O paid
in 1914 to about $79,OOO,OOO this last
year.