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Echo : Wochenblatt der Vereinigten Deutschen Socialisten Clevelands. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1911-1920, 1915-02-20

Willen piel CUR 2inberuns uno beleiz
tisuns oes berridenoen GIenoes tun
tOnnen. Die in Glepelonb, g., in
Der 9ermania 9aue itattgefunoene
Weriammlung beidlpB einitimmig
folgenbe 81 elolution:
Gin nod ME oaseipeIene, erihret=
TENDER 3uitono itebt benz orbeitenoen
Volte oes 2anoes geseniibsr.
Die itsts brobenos 9lrbeitsloTiateit
1T in oielem Sabre otut unb olarmiez
reno selpproen. g}i9t peniaer ben
100000 unb m0gliherpeiie 5,OOO,z
900 Menlden iinb in Der sesenpGrtiz
gen 3eit arbeitslos.
Oiels Situation nilnmt rapid Sen
lln1fang elmer un9ebeusren iosialsn
5rusoote an. Seoe Stoot bes Gam
oes 1T iiberfiillt nit 9lrbeitsloisn.
Die lotalen 8ebOrpen iino entipeoer
nidt bereit ober unfdbig Ser Situa>
tion entsegen 5u pirten.
gu Dem perIDnliden 9erluit uno
Cen 0eioen oerer Die feline 9lrbeit fin
ben tDnnen tit es Elm ungebeuerer sez
ieai4oftliher gerluit, ser oaraus
entitebt, bab biele Wfillionen feline Or
belt baben; er betrGgt ii6erlif nidt
ipeniger als 1,0OO,0O0,0OO bas Sabr.
Die 6eims Der @rbeiter Iino se=
fdbrbet, 5rauen uno ainoer tperben
in elmer Deraneifelten Situation se=
laien, tpdbreno Wfillionen bon Mdn=
nern unb Jrnuen, eridiittert bon ben
furatbaren 3uitdnben, Mut unbSoffa
nung perlieren. Sallienbe iinten uns
rettbar in Die Reiben Der Werlorenen
in bic Mai1e Der 0ertommenen uni
8efdbrlihen, Die sine itets iteisenb,
2ait uno @efabr fir bic 3ipilii iatior
bilben.
Iae bieie umitdnbe MAIDEN bai
problem Der arbeitsloIisteit CUR mid
tighten 9lneeleesnbsit uno idreit mad
elmer unueraiislihen uno leiitunssfd
bisen slttion lopcbl bur9 ben prGii
benten unb ben aonereb Ser 0ersinig
ten Staaten.
Gs lit uniere Ileber5eusuns, tei,
grOberes Problem itebt Guh aeaen
iiber ais bieles; feline pflidt lit meb
| orinseno unb pi4tis uno CUR ieIbel
Echo : Wochenblatt der Vereinigten Deutschen Socialisten Clevelands. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1911-1920, 1915-02-20
&aibington ioQ ii6 riibren.

9(m leBten 6rsitag huben in Sauz
1ennen bon Stdoten oes Ganbes Mrz
Observation-Disclosures itottsefunz
oen. oSn ibnen fam es nit elmer
Deutlihteit, bic nidt uberiehsn uno
nidt ibersanssn lperoen tann
gum 9lusbrud, oaB es Milz
lionen BON 9(rbeitern, 9lrbeitez
rinnsn, 5rousn uno aiuoern oes
9anbes iinb, bic iih in elmer furhtz
barren Notluge bsTinoen. llnDerlhulz
bet, binein9ebraht bur4 bas fluid
riirbige @pItem bes aapitdlismus,
oas seraoe bann fir Die arbeitenoe
SloiIe nihts als Glenp uno glot iibrig
bat, ipenn burh Die slrbeit seraz
be bieier &la1e 0erbrouhsItoffe IN
uneebsusren 0uantitd!en porbonoen
iinb.
giele pieier 0erlnmmlungen tparen
oetpaltiee &unoeebun9en 9eeen bic
les fludipiirbise SpItem Dss aopitaz
lisnlus. Niht mebr unbe!puBt, einen
inneren SmpulIe folgenb, ionoern
snedbepubt, ais 8dmpfer fir Die
geIeitiguns oes &apitalismus itromz
ten bereits 6unberttauisnoe in Die
Werlammlungslotols. gln Den meiiten
BON ibnen prallen bic Reoensarten Der
biir9erli9en polititsr, oaB bic berrs
fhenbe politilhe purtei Die Irbeits=
loIisteit perlduloe, tpirtunsslos ob.
Sic piNen, bab es ariien gibt uno
seben ipirb iolanse Der aapitalismus
be1tebt. Oesbalb iino lie AUDI @osia>
liiten, neil nur oie ic3ialiitiide 8ez
ipeauna cine pirtlide 8oltsbetpesuna
lit, bic i@liebli9 uno enblid bic Be'
freiuna bes orbeitenben Bottles Dor
Den JeFeln bes Rapitalismus erret:
6en muB.
Ni9tsoetomeniser tpurben BIZ
6errl9enoen nidt I'M llntlaren bar
iiber selahen, ipas BON ihnen perlon9t
ipas gu tun ibre Yfliht lit. SIT es
oud niht ibr Weriduloen als Snbo
Der politiider Nemter, oab has 9p:
fem bes &opitalismus tpieDer emma
cine fhmere &ataitropbe nit Iih ee
brodt bot, 10 baben lie ooh Mah
iiber einen 10 sroben Sell bon Wit
teln Der Nation, oab iie BEL gutter
Echo : Wochenblatt der Vereinigten Deutschen Socialisten Clevelands. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1911-1920, 1915-02-20
Ganunen aus Girhenglofcn.

Rpm. = Nahridten aus Wien Be
Iusen, haB bic Ofterreihiide Regie.
runs einsn 3enius Der i'm Nide Dor.
banbensn airhensloden aufsenommer
bat, ba bieIeIben epentuell requirier
:perpsn lpllsn, um benz Mangel ar
9upfer obaubelfen, peIhes fir mi.
!itGriide 3pede sebra1tt miro. Oi
9irhenbsbOroen saben anseblit be:
rsits ibre 3uitimmuns CUR Gin
fdmelauns Der 9loden, nit Iusnob.
me iener. on bic iih beionbere biitp:
rilhe Srabitionen tniipfen. Illei
rorbonoene &upfer !pirp bon Der Re
gieruns auTsetauft uno ioll Die Gin
,ishuns Der 8irhenslpden 10 lang
ols mOsli9 binausselhobsn tueroen
Echo : Wochenblatt der Vereinigten Deutschen Socialisten Clevelands. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1911-1920, 1915-02-20
Monopol anf @etrcioe.

Der aries in europa bat bisber
fhon unsebeuer piel BON ben alten
tapitaliitiihen NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
gen iibsr ben 9aufen seporfen, neil
Die MOslihteit gu offentunbis mar,
nit iiber oas pripateaapital binaussee
benoen Sreanii iiationsformen beheres
3l leiiten. Inter oieien neu sefdaffe=
nen Wirtihaftsiuititutionen befinoet
iih aud elm 9etreipempnppol fir Die
Shfpei5.
Die idneiseriide 2anoipirtidaft
permas nur eine Siebentel bes 8e@
treioebebarfs Der idpeiSerilhen Sez
pOlteruns gu oeden. Der Heit ipiro
mportiert uno Spar gu ie 40 pro=
Echo : Wochenblatt der Vereinigten Deutschen Socialisten Clevelands. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1911-1920, 1915-02-20

gent aus 3onooa uno aus Siiorub=
lamb. gu 20 prosent aus slrsentinisn.
Bel oieler SadIass 1T Der 9etreioez
import elm Iutratiues @ei4dft. Die
Miuiondre, bic ben idpeiSeriihen
Getreioemartt psriorsen, iino eifris
bemiibt, bic in Der S6pei5 iihtbaren
@orrdte nieoris 81 haIten, um hohe
prsils gu ersislsn. Sbre Eager lai1sn
lie in Hotteroam, Wtannbeim, 8enua
unb onoern Sodfen. 8ei arisasousz
brau6 perbcten nun ole Der Shnels
benuhbarten Staaten bic 9etreioeausz
futr unD beihlnsnahmten bic gorrdts
Der 5dtpei3er gambler. Sm fapei>
seriiden Snlanb mar elm Getreipeporz
Echo : Wochenblatt der Vereinigten Deutschen Socialisten Clevelands. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1911-1920, 1915-02-20
Ter Strict uls 0liifshrluacr.

Der arieg lit aut Elm Slid,
SreiIi6 nur fir 9riessliferanten,
bon oensn iid mnnd elmer ieBt Dor
! benz orobenosn 3uiammenbruh ret
tet uno nun fir Die Spetulantsn, bic
Die 8urie Der Defenders on arleqsz
lieferun9en beteiligtsn Werte I'M
nfreien Iertebr" nit eroBsm Gifer
treiben. Der gerIiner 5a9eblott
sntrDirft Elm nnsishsnDes Bib bon
pieisr 5dtigteii, inbsm ss Ihrieb:
nNn Der gorie mar hsute Sonnz
abeno Die Senoen5 ouf Der 9on5er
Sinis lpieoer ais ourdaus felt an
suipre6en. Iuf oem Martte Der SoSuz
ouitriepapiers itanbsn auh heu.s bic
2lttien Der 0uotp. 0ospe &c Go. o.
q. i'm Woroersrunoe oes Snterehes,
bic ae9sniber ibrem seitrisen o0hit=
itunoe um 5eiitpsilis Z proSent an
Sosen. Jsrner putoen Die 2lttien
Der Daimler Motorenlpsrte auf Del
goiis ibrss aeItrigsn So0hftturius
mebrfa6 umgeisgt Nadfrass trat
auberbsm berppr fir bic 9lttien Der
Rheinii6sn Mstalnarsn> urb Moz
itinenfabrit, Der 0sutlhsn Waf=
fem uno Wfunitionsfabritsn. Der 9loz
Ter 6uhrraoiperts, Der GaeltorfI=
Maitinenfubrit. Der Sirid aupfer=
uno MeIiingiperte. 8pn ben 9lttisn
Der pulperfobriten iparen Die 9lttien
Der a1ln Rottlpeilsr Vulpsrfabrit
foter, oogessn bic Der Rhinilhz
@eFtfGliihen Sprsnsitoffubriten et=
mas nieoriser."
Die ipsiaIosmptratiihe 9eip5issr
9oltsSeitung ihreibt oasu: rWas
rsrben unisre SoIoatsn III Der
frohen Sunoe Iasen, paB miibise
Spstulontsn Gus lhmsrsr arisgsSsit
sploenen Gsluinn Sisben?. DIS ihreit
gum 0immel. Wiro Der Rsih5tns
basu rubis blsibsn? Seraus nit ct
ner observation-disclosures ouf oas i'm
8rieoe erlpprbene 8srmDssn. 8iele
perben iid freilia 81 oriiten perz
iuhen, tpenn es ans 3ahlen 9eht.
Strenslts SontroIlpurIhriften mill
fen Die Stsusrfluht einoammen. Wber
bic Steuer mub tommen. Oenn nie=
moIs bat bic $oabluht ieoes iittlihs
Gmpfinbsn idperer perleBt, ols heuz
te.."
Wir bespsifeln. bab Der oeutfde
Rsidstas ben profitpatrioten on Die
&aiIe riidt. 0a tpiiroe es in Oeutihz
fonb ia balb feline 3riessbeseiferuns
mehr aeben.
Echo : Wochenblatt der Vereinigten Deutschen Socialisten Clevelands. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1911-1920, 1915-02-20
altiuigttitta.

= Inter ben .Reformen", Die il,
Columbus ousgebedt ipsrDen, befina
BEN iid nuh lolde, bic bic itauts=
biir9erlihen Rente betreffen. unter
Der 2eitung oes StoutsletretGrs 5if=
bebrano piro eine @orlage bebufs
Hetooifi3ierung Der olgemsineu
WahlgeleBe porbersitet, unp ibre
pi6ti9Iten geitimmungen Io(len eine
Iusmer5un9 Des idbrliden unb
bieridhrlihen Neutrality-suspicious.
1ein, in beiIen Stene eine perma=
nente Regiitration treten ioQ, unter
tpelder jeoer regiitrierte Stimm9eber
cine Diesbe5iiglihe aarte erbGtt, bic
iein gBahIredt iihsrt, obne iid Ut
ieoem Sabre elmer NeursgiItrierung
unter5ieben su miiiIen. Surd Die
8orlage iolen Dem StaatsfGdel Be-
oeutenoe Summen eripart tperbeu.
So ipiro es tpenigitens berihtet. Der
,3pet lit nntiirlih Elm unberer. 3rpei
Sabre 5uriid hoben iih ourh cine
4enoerung Der Wohlseiebe bic De-
mptroten Die Serridaft iidern tpol=
len, uno nun perIuhen es Die Re~
pubIitaner, oieles 3iel su errei4en-
Sinittpeilen hoben lie ein @eIeB an=
genommen, ponad es ben SodIdul=
ituoenten geitottet 1T, auBerbolb if
rec Wo1nIiBss 5ur WabI gu gsben.
Sir Qrbeiter gibt e5 eiHe iplhe Be
oiinitiqung nitt.
Echo : Wochenblatt der Vereinigten Deutschen Socialisten Clevelands. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1911-1920, 1915-02-20

0enpHen aus iyreunoe! Sorsi
inr bic ausgeoebnteite 8erbreitunp
pes .Ghp". @er Md, nid't Mbou
a.Mf 1T, ienbe ieihsd 9famen uns
AoreTe irfprt elm.
Echo : Wochenblatt der Vereinigten Deutschen Socialisten Clevelands. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1911-1920, 1915-02-20
,Yrcfircibcit" in Scnidjlnno.

Naitt bic iosialoemotratiihe 9ar=
tel, Der Miltarismus herrIdt iiber
Die iosialiitilhe Qreie Oeutlhlanos
Nus Der 5iiue militdriI6er Inz
,aIiunsen uno 9nebelungen trollen
ir nur elm poar CUR SnuitrotiOn
'eroussrsifen. Die in Weimor erz
deinenoe m@pltsSeituns" uno biz
siienoder nVoltsaeituns" tpuroen
Echo : Wochenblatt der Vereinigten Deutschen Socialisten Clevelands. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1911-1920, 1915-02-20

= G5 Iaufen ouf Der Welt nerf=
rpuroi8e 2ebetpeien herum. eSn Der
Staot Glepelnno ipurDe 10 Elm Ding
ioQar sum Senator pes Stdates
Chio eemo6t Gs lit oies Der Se<
nator Monep, Der in Columbus ben
9lntrag iteuts, ben 6riitli6sn 9luuz
bensbeilern 10 cine Dirt 5Sreibrief fir
ibren Seruf 81 geben unp linen gu
beipilli9en, 9elo fir ibre SGtigtei&
5u nebmen.
9ieIer Intrag itimmt gang slt
Der geiit:geu Qualification 10 pieler
Der 6srren SeIesgeber beg 2anbes-
Wie lie Die iosialen Grantbeiten Der
0eienld1uft nit frommsn obsr patriu=
ttIhen SprIhIeirs turieren ippllen,
Iollen es Sebete iein, nit oensn
tOrperIide Gruntheiten Der Wen=
ihen 9eheilt psrben. Gttpns 1T
in benz 9lntrn9 aber bod logildl-
gesishen Die patriotiihsr 8eiunbbe=
ter, Die i'm Ssnat iiBen. 8slo fir
ihrs SGtieteit. 10 1T nint einsufez
ben. pesbaIb bic religioier Seiuno=
better ipuen tsin 9elo rehmsn biir=
fen.
Echo : Wochenblatt der Vereinigten Deutschen Socialisten Clevelands. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1911-1920, 1915-02-20

= llebsr bas 9eto, nit osm Prd=
iioert Wilion bic gintpanoerunssz
bill obtat, t0nnen Iih cine Reibe BON
9iiraern oes 2anbes nod INNER nift
berubieen. Sic iinnsn uno tradten.
ME einsr ioIhsr Geies bod nod
ndbsr aetommen tperpeu tDnnte. Die
6offnuns 1T ssrins. Das 9ous
BAT in neuerIihsr Nbltimmuns tei=
ne 3ipeiprittslmehrbsit aufbrinseu
tonnen, oamit mub es nun auf ldnz
gsre 3eit lein gepeupen babsn. Wie
Iih bic 8erbdItniNe enttpideln. lit
es slpeifellos aud bsTer 10. Imez
rita 1T ouf piele Sabrsebnte 6inaus
nod in teinsr Gefabr, ii6erpDltert su
tusroen. Sr Gesenteil, es brauht
1tdnoig neue Ginpanoeruns, iollte
Isins ipeitsrs GridlieBung unb Sn=
ouitrialiIierun9 nidt Stooen lsi=
ben.
Echo : Wochenblatt der Vereinigten Deutschen Socialisten Clevelands. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1911-1920, 1915-02-20

9ei perI1ieRnen 9elegenbeifen
miro es nit Nahorud betont, bdB
Elm aroBsr Sell Der Snouitrieunterz
nebmungen ir Glepelono fir ibre
9lrbeiter Elm iceenanntes Propitan=
teiIipItem eineefiibrt bat. National=
0tpnomiid senummen. lit es elm I'm
finn III iaeen. Der 4rbeiter betommt
einen gropitanteil. 9iaes 1T ia ber
Grtraa Der 9lrbeit unb mos Der llnz
ternebmer oapon fir iih nimmt tann
sr Yrofit nennen. proDit BON Der
Nrbeit ser gnoeren. oie CT beraubt
bat. Oie Notionol Carbon 60. tn
glepelonb. bel Ser auh elm fol4es
- profitanteilipltem" beitebt. bat TN
Sabre 1914 einen lleberi4ub bon
$2.215.S8O semodt. Gin saRs metz
tes Siimmden! Die Nrbeiter betpm<
men rapon sonse $4,000. Das if
ibr .gropitonteil". Wfit onoeren
Wor.en seiost: sln ieoen Dollar ber
an oobn seaablt purhe finb ettpa
AS Gents lleberihub sema4t nor=
Zen. DoppR bobsn Ii9 bic aapitatiz
item nah bem observation-disclosures
47H Gents senommen unb ben Ar=
beitern puroe au4 " Gent seaebeH.
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1915-11-19
BIG MALLET ENGINE
FOR CASCADE DIVISION
First One to Cross the Columbia River
Bridge Arrived Here Yesterday
Evening.

Ever since monster Mallet engines
arrived on the east end OF the Great
Northern road the managers have been
considering their use on the Cascade
division, but they feared they were too
heavy for the steel bridge across the
Columbia river at Malaga. Recently,
however, it was decided to test the
bridge, the engineers claiming that the
bridge was capable of carrying the load.
Yesterday was decided on for the trial
and one of the big monsters hitched to
a string of coal cars was run back and
forth under considerable speed across
the bridge. 1t appears that the test
was considered satisfactory. The train
will be brought into Leavenworth
today. These engines are capable of
hauling one hundred cars over the
Cascade mountains without a helper.
Their weight is 100000 pounds. They
use oil for fuel and each engine has
sixteen drive wheels
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1915-11-19
THIRTY-FOUR BURIED
IN A MINE DISASTER
Gas and Coal Dust Explosion in Lower
Levels Cause of Disaster.

This is the result of an explosion in
the coal mine OF the Northwestern I'm.
provement Company at Ravensdale,
a mining town about fifteen miles south
east OF Seattle last Tuesday. thirty-four
miners were entombed. Up to yester-
day six bodies had been recovered.
Three OF the men brought out were
finally resusitated. Little hope Of the
twenty eight still in the mine being
alive is entertained. The mine is on
fire. The explosion occurred on the
fifteen hundred foot level. Mine res
curers from the surrounding camps are
doing all that can be done to rescue
the entombed men.
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1915-11-19
FIRE IN BASEMENT OF
BARCLAY YESTERDAY
Beyond Fright Given Guests by Smoke
No Damage Save by Water.

An alarm OF fire yesterday morning
at eight o'clock directed attention to
the Barclay Hotel where smoke was
seen issuing from the rear Of the build
ing. On account of its proximity to
the fire hose house and several hydrants
there was little delay in getting water
on the building. 1t was at once
evident that the trouble was located in
the basement, tho no fire could be
seen. Dense smoke in ever increasing
volume issued from the rear door. The
fremen could not get into the base
ment for time but knowing the trouble
was located there poured water in thru
the door. When in a short time the
room was partly cleared OF smoke. so it
was safe for the fremen to enter the
building, it was discovered that the fire
was confined to a heap Of paper and
rubbish that had accumulated in the
rear end of the basement. The fact
that the floor and walls are made OF
concrete prevented any spread of the
blaze from the rubbish. The damage,
which is slight, was caused entirely by
water.
The smoke filed the three upper
floors Of the building and gave some Of
the guests, OF which the house hap
pened to be full at that early hour,
quite a fright, and some of them, not
knowing the extent of the danger,
piled out OF bed and rushed for the
halls with most OF their clothing and
other belongings in their arms.
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1915-11-19
SUNSET HIGHWAY BETWEEN
WENATCHEE and ELLfNSBURG
Down West Bank of the Columbia River
County Engineer Warner Recon-
mendS Route.

County Engineer Warren after max
ing a reconnaissance of the proposed
route of the Sunset highway from We
natchee to Ellensburg, going by way
of the west bank of the Columbia river,
gives it as his opinion that this route is
the most. feasible, shortest and has less
engineering difficulties than any por-
ton on the entire route of the Sunset
highway.
He states it as his opinion that the
Columbia river route is the most feasi-
BILE way to connect Ellensburg with
Wenatchee and prefers it to either the
Blewet or Vantage route. Tho he does
not say anything about the relative
cost it is generally believed it will be
quite a costly undertaking for Chelan
county. The Kittitas county portion
will not be so costly. 1t will require
the building of twenty odd miles of
new road, principally along the breaks
of the Columbia river. The entire
road is estimated to cost 5000. 900.
1t is proposed TO abandon the Blewett
route and the Stevens pass road, if Mr..
Warren is correctly quoted. The pro-
posed route by way of the Columbia
river will cross the Ellensburg range at
an altitude Of $3.50 feet. The Blewett
pass is slightly over 1000 feet, and is
practically built. The distance from
Wenatchee 10 Snoqualmie pass by way
of the Columbia river will be increased
at least $50 miles over the distance by
way OF the Blewett pass.
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1915-11-19
in This Weeks Echo. something to Fit Every Want.

Our Job Printing
department Is COM
plete. If you want
High Glass printing
at reasonable prices,
come to this office.
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1915-11-19
LEAVENWORTH CLUBS
ANNUAL TURKEY SHOOT
Thirty Turkeys and the Same Number
of Ducks are AmOung the Trophies
that will be Contested for.

The annual shoot of the Leaven-
worth Gun Club will take place next
Sunday at the grounds Of the club on
the south side OF the river east of town,
where the club has a substantial club
house. Following are the four leading
events of the shoot:
Trapshoters. Turkey event-Five
men to squad. Ten shots each. En-
trance fee zoe. including targets.
Trapshooter.. Duck event-Five
men to squad. Ten shots each. En-
trance fee 35c, including targets.
Rifle shoot. Turkey event-Five
men to squad, one shot each. Range
100 yards. Entrance fee, Csc.
Rife shoot. Duck event-Five men
to squad, one shot each. Range 100
yards. Entrance fee SOC. % caliber
rifles and telescope sights barred.
The annual event OF the club usually
attracts quite a crowd of shooters and
spectators as well. The shoot is open
to all corners and several Wenatchee
sportsmen are expected to be present.
Trap loads will be for sale on the
grounds. The fun begins at $50 am.
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1915-11-19
Deer Hunters Making Up for Lost Time.

L. c. Brender and his brother Will
went down to Swakane canyon Sunday
last and bagged 500 pound buck
with seven prongs. Will says they
saw a dozen more but had all they
couln wag home with and left the
others for another time.
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1915-11-19

The Echo has a
reading circulation
of over 1000 per-
sons who trade In
L.eavenworth. Ad-
vertise and increase
your business.
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1915-11-19
Peshastin School Stage 0verturns

Yesterday morning on the way from
Blewett to the school house near the
village of Peshastin, the stage upset
spiIling all the children in the snow.
There was considerable screaming and
some excitement until it was found
that beyond being treated to snow
bath no one was hurt.
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1915-11-19
ECHO ON DOLLAR DAY
ONE DOLLAR PER YEAR
RanCherS Can Get 100 Letter Heads and
100 Envelopes With Name and
Address Today for $1.0O.

New subscribers can secure The
Echo today for $1.00.
Old subscribers who are in arrears
can, by paying their subscription TO
date, secure it one year in advance for
$100. Any subscriber whose subscip-
ton is paid in advance can extend it
one year further for $1.00.
Printed letterheads and Envelopes.
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Christmas Bazaar.

The Congregational Ladies Guild
plans to have a sale OF fancy work and
other articles about the 10th of Dec.
Lunch will be served and food will be
on sale. The ladies are ready to re-
ceive orders OF sewing at any time.
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1915-11-19

Mrs. F. L. Brender returned home
Sunday afternoon from brief business
visit to Seattle.
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Mrs. A. w. Kingdom is guest at
the J. E. Gutherless home this week.
Mr.. Kingdom comes down from Tye
every other day and joins her.
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1915-11-19

Fred Brender transacted business in
Spokane last Friday, returning home
Saturday afternoon.
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Get ready.ssior DollarIDay. If you
miss. .it.you. will miss it,. -.-s
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Mr. Mcintyre, Mr.. Gillespie and As
sistaDt District Attorney Spies declared
that ended the case az far as they were
concerned, but Val O'Farrell, who had
been tracing the $4,000 worth o! Jewels
pawncd, will continue his Investigations
Mr. Gillespie said Eugenia's estate was
not impaired beyond $4,000 to IS, 900.
and perhaps not ever to that extent.
Mrs. Kelly will remain the girls natural
and legal guardian. Every one con-
nected with the case declared there
would be no more publicity from them
and that no complaints would be made
against anybody connected with the case
unless the Broadway crowd try to en-
"e'T!e Miss Kelly again, Then soma
thing will happen,
This Kelly Incident" said O'Farrell
Will have An effect on the cabarets and
tango parlors and other places OF rem
devious for the fast set Of New York,
II IL sure to awaken In tho minds OF the
public a realization OF tho actual state
OF anairs and max most Of these res
cut down their shameless
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TORREON is THREATENED
Obregon. After Third Defeat Of
villa. Rushrs North.

FL PAso, May 25.-Gen. villa met his
third defeat yesterday at the hands of
Gen. Obregon since the latter began
advancing into villa territory. II Is
reported that the villa troops are retir-
ing again on Aguascalientes to make
another stand. There was no fighting
to-day except skirmishing The total
loss OF the two armies In the lighting
saturday, Sunday and Yesterday Is said
TO total above 5000 men.
Gen Obregon is now e%ntrenched nine
kilometres south of Leon. The rapid
advance west from Monterey OF the Car
rancistas will soon menace TorreCn.
with Monterey already IN their hands
the Carranclstas to-day took Monclova
without a battle. Carranza officials ad-
mitt"d the execution OF another villa
General, Orester Pereyra. after the cap
ture OF Monterey, Gen, Torres was exc
cuted on Sunday.
Rafael Zubaran Capmany. Minister
or G~obcrnacion, and Roberto Pesquiera,
eX-conhdential agent of Carranza, have
just returned from a visit to Gen. Obre-
gon, They say that villa has failed
TO secure the support OF Zapata.
Adv'ces from Vera Cruz state that
Estrada Cabrera has attempted 10 start
another revolution I'm Yucatan. but that
tho C~arranza commander there. Gen.
A!"a-dc. has the situation IN hand.