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Williams news., 1915-11-04
THE MINERS SIDE
 OF THE LABOR STRIKE

The writer of this article, R. l.. Byrd, of Morenci, is non-union man who has been in the employ of the Arizona Copper Go mpany in this vicinity the last two years and has received treatment from his en- ployers as just as. that accord ed any employee.
 Therefore he feels that he is in a position to tell the truth to the public with the least possible pre- judice concerning the causes and effects of the present situ ation.
 By perusal of several Arizona and Texas publications the public cannot but feel that the people of the lifton-Morenci-M M etcalf district are surely unjustified in their pres ent demands for better conditions and that the Western Federation o1 Miners is maliciously exploiting a few thousand simple minded labor CTS for its own benefit. Such a be- lief Is erro neoUs.
 In stateme nt published Oct. 6. 1915, c. c. Berault, private secre- tary of Norman Carmichael, gener- al secretary of the Arizona Copper Company, stated that there had been no grievance among the min- CTS of this district until the Western Federation agitators came in. Mir. Berault has been sadly misinformed. Some of the Grievances
 MT. Citizen, if you had a family of four or five to care for and you were forced to work eight hours day for a wage of from two to two and one-half dollars per day in vicinity where the heads of the gro cery departments in the company stores (which are the only stores readily accessible to the average citizen) were instructed to make from 50 to 200 per cent profit on commodities, would you not have grievance? If you paid a monthly hospital fee of two dollars and twen- ty cents; if the total of your com pany's hospital fees amounted to $2, 800 or s3,O0O per month (to pay the salaries of two physicians, two nurses, cook, and the operating expenses of hospital not feeding more than fifteen sick people thru the month";; if you were forced to pay then dollar Der day board for any member of your family who was confined in the hosplt al while if it was your self you would receive only half pay, would you not have grievance?
Williams news., 1915-11-04
Juggling Wages

It your wages were cut ten per cent at the outbr eak of the Europe an war when copper sold at approx innate l2 cents per pound and six months later the companies kindly CD raised CD wages by establish ing a sliding scale whereby you would receive at 15-cent copper the same wage you formerly received at 12-cent copper and if copper declin- ed to 13 cents (the minimum price of copper upon which the wage scale operates) you would receive 27 cents less per day than before the war, would you not have a grievance?
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LOCK

Mrs. Elizabeth Clutter returned Sat.
urday from a few days visit with her
daughter, Mrs. Glenn Potter, at Mar.
engo.
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. NJ. Cornell of Mt
Vernon, were guests in the Mitchell
home Sunday and Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. ]. G. Crottinger visited
Mr.. and Mrs. Gail Snuff at st. Louis
vile Sunday.
Mrs. c. T.. McManis of Akron is Wis
iting Mr. and Mrs. l.. W. Mitchell.
A daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs
Edward Hawkins. Sunday, Sept. 10th
Eugene Moreland has sold his place
to Philip Moreland
Mrs. Corbin of Croton visited hel
daughter. Mrs Will Coe, Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs, j. H. Mcbride of Co
lumbus We're guests of Mr.. and Mrs
VIM. Mcbride, Sunday,
Miss Clara McKown is visiting il
Hooking county.
MeSuaHleS MOllie fmSWeller ant
Blanche Dilley and Mrs. Abraham O
Homer visited Mrs. w. D, Stoughton
one day last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Chrisman ant
sons Ralph and Clyde went to Gran
Vile Saturday to visit Mr. Charlie:
Twining.
Mrs. Winnie Stout and son Harry o
indianapolis. are guests OF Mr.. ant
Mrs. II. r. Ewing this week.
Mrs. Ella Preston of Brandon, visit
ed her brother. ]. G. Crottinger, las
week
Mr.. and Mrs. Orlo Myers. of Croton
visited relatives here last week.
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GAMBLER

County Surveyor Clifford B. Shaw
moved Tuesday to Mt. Vernon. He
will reside at the corner of Burgess
and Mckenzie street.
Miss Cora Putnam has returned
from Chicago, Ill.,, where she spent
the summer.
The annual reception of President
and Mrs. w. F. Peirce to the new stu
dents of Kenyon college and the Har
court girls was rendered Monday
evening at Cromwell cottage. A
very pleasant evening was spent.
Miss Ann Putnam has departed fol-
Washington, d. c., wnere she will
spend the winter with Mr.. and Mrs
James Nelson and family.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Taylor moved
from the Allen Barr place to Mt. Yer
non Thursday where he will begin
work on Monday morning at the Coop
er works.
Mr. and Mrs. Avery Cline and chill
dren of Brandon spent Sunday with
her father, Marion Davis,
Mr.. and Mrs. Melvin Ieigler spent
Saturday with his father, c. II. Zeig
Ter of Palmyra.
Mr.. and Mrs Walter Arnold of Gro
ton spent Saturday with Mr.. and Mrs
Benjamin Harris.
Mr.. and Mrs. Brigg and daughter
Mary, spent Sunday in Mt Vernon will
his sister, Mrs. Samuel. Hursey.
Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Harris ant
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Arnold of Gro
ton spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs
Richard Wilson OF near Fredericktown
Mr.. Conard and Mr.. and Mrs. Bennett
of Mt. Vernon spent Friday evening
with Mr.. and Mrs, Clyde Coe.
There will be a Sunday school socia
at William Hedges Oct. 5 in the ev
ening. Everybody Is invited.
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infected eye, caused by scratching the
eye with a weed.
Miss Nellie Mitchell is visiting rela.
tives in Galena and Sunbury.
l.. M. Bottenfield was Newark Wis
itor last Tuesday.
G. w. Barker, G. G. Barker and p A.
Wright attended the circuit races at
Columbus, Thursday.
Milford Grange will confer the first
and second degrees on the evening of
Oct. 6.
Alonzo Chapman and c. D. Morey
left Saturday for Washington, d. c.,
where they will attend the National G.
A. r. encampment.
Aaron Gearhart's new house is near.
ing completion.
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FAIRVIEW
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Arthur Oldaker and family took din
ner with Ray McWilliams, near Van
alta.
William Slater and wife of Mt. Yer
non were callers in this neighborhood
Sunday.
Byran Tulloss has returned home af
ter few days visit in Columbus.
Jasper Lahmon of Newark is visiting
Hugh Lahmon and family.
Wesley Jordon and wife, of Howard
we're the guests of relatives here Sun
day.
Chas Channels and family visited
relatives near High Water, the first oi
the week.
The Society of Willing Workers mel
with Mrs. Oscar Vance Thursday. Thir
ty members were present and an en-
joyable time was reported. Next meet
ing with Mrs. c. Channell
Mrs. B. o. Lohr and daughter Ernes
tine, returned home Friday after q
week visit with H. c. Sherman and
family at Cass City, Mich.
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Mrs. A. Barton entertained Thomas
Balcom and family and Christopher
Barton and family Sunday,
Miss Doris Barton of Carey, o., Is
spending a few weeks visiting rcla
lives of Mt. Vernon, and her uncle
A. M. Barton, of this place.
Il. w. Lewis has purchased a new
automobile
Rev, $, T, Allen and wife and daugh
ter, Helen, Of Mt. Vernon, and Rev
John Cooper and wife, spent Friday
with A. NJ, Ewalt
Born, to Mr. and Mrs Justice COT
ling, Sept. ~, son.
Rev, John Cooper will go to Wash
ington. d. c. this week. to spend sev,
eral days at the soldiers national en-
campment.
Liberty Chapel decided to continue
their Sunday school during the winter
months. Sunday school Sunday at 9
p. m. Preaching at p. IN. Rev. S
7. Allen. pastor.
DR.. William Oeg of Utica and Il. w
Ogg of Mt. Vernon called on Edith
Ogg Sunday.
w II. Brown and family spent Sun
day In Mt. Vernon, the guests of w. n
Brow, Sr,, and Sinclair White.
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ZUCK
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Mrs. Charles Perrin of Akron is Wis
iting her mother, Mrs. Margaret Lep
ley, this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. John McNabb spent
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. Scott Brown
of Gambler.
Charles Scott and Miss Marie Scott
visited friends in Fredericktown Sat
urday and Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Budd Beal of Mt Yer
non are visiting friends and relatives
here this week.
Mr. and Mrs. l.. N. Stats of Coshoc
ton, are spending the week with Mr.
and Mrs. Eugene Lawrence.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lester Wharton, NOV,
ed from New Castle to John Harding's s
farm east of this place last week.
Oliver Phillips spent Sunday with
MIR. and Mrs. Alfred Phillips of Dan
vile.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Wharton went
to Akron Saturday to visit friends fol
few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Gibson of New
ark are visiting Mr.. and Mrs Hen
dirk Mckee.
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CENTERBURG j
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Miss Olive Lanacre of Albuquerque
New Mexico, and Mr. and Mrs. e. E
Mcclure of Centerburg spent Sunday
with B. G. Ramey and wife.
Mrs. Martha Scurrman of Columbus
was weekend visitor in the home OF
Mrs. Perry Higgins.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. H. Bishop were Co
lumbus visitors Monday.
Ed Wiley of Fairmont, West Vir
ginia,. was a guest in the home of Mr.
and Mrs. A. T. Wiley, last week.
Homer Ramey of the o. N. U. won
the w. G. r. u. Grand Diamond Medal
at Dayton last week
Charles Montgomery of Akron spent
over Sunday with his parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Elwood Montgomery.
John Costello was a Columbus visit
or Saturday.
ID. C. Oberholtzer, wife and daugh
ter, Miss Grace, returned Friday from
trip to the Panama exposition.
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KENYON
To Have Light Team Because
Freshmen Can't Play

Gambler, Sept. 2S-Kenyon does
not expect to play Freshmen, owing
to ruling which states that when
the total enrolment exceeds 141 stu
dents. first-year men cannot partici-
pate In conference games. This
news comes as a sad blow to the
prospects for winning team and
Coach Kelleher must now face the
discouraging proposition of picking
team from the few remaining eli
gible men. The task is a gigantic
one. especially for a new coach, as
there are few men of football ability
among the older students now en-.
rolled.
Kenyon will be weak, the weakest
1t has been in years, and can only
hope for team capable of holding
the teams on it's schedule to low
scores.
In the face Of this Encouragement,
Coach Kelleher has been working for
the past week in preparation for the
| opening game with Otterbein on Oct.
2. Owing to the backfield being
light, Kelleher must depend upon
formations for any success, and
numerous plays of this order are be.
ing tried out. Galberach and Lowry
will probably take care of the half
back positions. Shafstal is being
tried out at full, but the position is
not at all decided. Shafer, Cleve-
land boy and Kenyon's all-around
athlete, will handle the pivot posi-
ton.
A new candidate has appeared for
an end position-Brown, former Day
ton high school star. His work is
one of the pleasing factors in the
practice thus far. AS result, Cap
tain Kinder, last years end, has been
shifted to tackle, where he origin
ally played his first year at Kenyon.
Steinfeld, captain at basketball and
a new man at football, is making a
fight for guard. Ader, Axtell, Will
liams and Van Voorhis, all of last
years varsity, will take care of the
remaining line positions.
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elILLW OUD

William Wallace expects to move on
Alarm near Walhonding, o., soon.
Mr.. and Mrs. William McElroy and
Mr.. and Mrs. William Parker were
visitors at the State Hospital at Co
lumbus, Ohio, Thursday. The father ol
Mrs. Parker who is an inmate there, is
quite poorly.
Mrs. Ellen Sawyer is quite poorly
at this writing.
Marcus Dewitt expects to move tc
Howard, o., soon.
Peter Sechrist of Mansfield, Ohio, is
the guest of his cousin, Mrs. A. X
Fike.
Preaching services we're conducted
at the Disciple church Sunday morn
ing and evening by Rev. Robert Ross
Services every two weeks morning and
evening.
Wash Rogers was a business visitor
at Mt Vernon Saturday.
David Kirk is repairing his mill dam
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MILFORD /.
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The First Milford Church building
is undergoing repairs. This will be
completed before a series of meetings,
which will begin Oct. s.
The Misses Grace and Margaret
Mitchell have returned to Cleveland
to resume their work at Hiram House.
Mrs. Leo Higgins is suffering with an
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1915-10-01

Mr. and Mrs. Clinton Bernhart of
Columbus are the guests of Mrs.
Bernhart's aunt, Mrs. Katherine
Scarborough of West Gambler street.
Frank Turner Went 10 Columbus
Tuesday to spend several days On
business.
A. J. Teeter went to Columbus
Tuesday to spend the day transact
ing business.
Mrs. Jaspar Huddleston of Center
burg is spending several days with
Fire Chief and Mrs. u. G. Pickard
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beach slope. About twenty million Gu.
bic yards mas been placed to date, and
about two million yards more of this
mari will be needed to give the pro-
lection desired. The road was built
by Henry M. Flagler and was opened
to Key West January 22nd, 1872"
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1915-10-01

Mrs. II. j. Wisner and Mrs. Jessie
Mosier returned Monday evening
from a weeks visit with relatives in
Pittsburgh and Jeanette, Pa.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1915-10-01

All, ha! Certificate of ownership re-
quired by the government discloses J.
8. Ralston as the owner of the Colum.
bus Saturday Monitor. Make your own
comment, then 1t will be here discus.
sed later
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BIRTHS
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A son was born Monday to Mr.. and
Mrs. Albert Taylor, who reside a
short distance west Of North Liberty.
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tainable will all be brought into the
action. 1t will also be shown that Sen.
ator Wickline cannot print the tags,
that he cannot equip in time for deliv-
cry, and that he is simply taking the
contract to sublet with a nice com.
mission for himself.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1915-10-01

The Hart Schaff-
ner e. Marx style
book for Fall is
ready.
1t gives you def
mite and helpful
facts about fall
clothing; be sure
You have 1t. The
pictures S h o w
YOU how you'll
look in the most
popular styles in
America.
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Republican papers like the Youngs-
town Telegram, edited by member of
the state central committee, are
aroused at the danger that threatens
the inmates of the state charitable and
correctional institutions and are warn
ing the governor to desist from his
Tammany program.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1915-10-01

Grave fear Is here expressed for the
safety of Governor Willis as he eros
ses the Rockies. A scarcity of CHECKER
gizzards has been reported, there's nc
schmierkase at that altitude, and New
Miller still has that seven-eighths OF 9
bottle Of Green River he bought fol
first aid.
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Hon. Renick w. Dunlap, former dairy
and food commissioner and now Sec
retary of the decentralized board of
agriculture, has restored the good old
days in the farming department of the
statehouse. There is a deficit of near
ly $30,000-and maybe more-in the
state fair fund. Next year 1t is hoped
to double this deficit by increasing the
free pass list
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Walbington fino BON alien 5eit ii
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ser beItdnoisen Surbt oaB 9bregou
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legt un0 nniere Megierlng bot er1lac
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les 0as ideirt ipeoer bei Garrarl3a
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mir uniere Soroeruneen merligitells
nit Dem notigen gfadprud itellert.
aber iebt -fiaso mir, Danf Ser fluaeu
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niahtlos.
General @ar3a, Ser ieineraeit
ais NahfoIger bon @uitierre5 gum
Eraiioenten ernai1lt ipuroe, bat eiil
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Staatsoepartemellt eingetrofien.
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gen, nngefiinoigt iporoen. Ger BIB
georonete iagte, oaB Der ruiIilde
Vlan, <iid Der Meerenge uno Scr
tiirfiiden Sauptitnot 5il benl1dtigen,
pon b0dllter gSidtigfeit iei uno 9Th.
ltorien 5ipinge, Shritte sur @o1.
riing ieiner Sntereiien 5u tiin. sSn
ieirler SsSnterbeIfation miro Der Geplt.
tierte alih ndbere g(usfunft ii6cr
Die bon ben 9iuiien auf ibrem 9iiid-
aug aus Der 8ufoipino beriibten
flirdtbaren @reiieltaten perIanger.
Ser befannte runtdnifdbe GhriftlteI<
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-03-06
Sure lltberldt.

Sein Eoitoampfer fGgrt iuaI)=
renn Der naditen gSode nod
Gnglano.
9lns 9immanien fpmmen
geeatralitats Sun6gebitnser,
aber Ole Nesieruns berIanst ei=
neu Griegsfrebit.
Gnslanb mill angeblid) Got-
ron nidlt fir &ontrebanbe err
fl1ren.
Die @niiem ioaen n0r6ltd)
BON Der 8eidiel BEL &onopfo
bprse0ritmssn iein.
Biherfpredenoe 0adridten
iiber Die Gage in 0aIi5icn.
Die Seiterreider baben Gr.
folse tn ben &arpatben, siui-
Id1eu ltpsiou nnS 9apfoiu.
sSrantreidJ beraft jnnsc
@sanmIdaften ein, bic bas
Sieuftaiter nod midjt erreiG)t
baben.
0entidlano fat senns Mebl
iino groo nnS fam Md bapsl
aitfiparem.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-03-06
@as 1T aus mir seiuorSem?
Bon einem i'm Selbe itebenoen Gosials
oentotraten,

on einem i'm Selbe itebenoen Gosia
oemotraten,
gSas lit aus mir eeiporben
Sn oiefem HieienItreit2
Sem aroben 8oltermoroen,
Dem Sterben ipeit linb brett?
BIN i1 oenn nod oerIel6e,
Der id) ionit INNER mar,
Ser glei6be niifgeflGrte,
Ser Sorti6ritsbroletar2
llno ipeiul, mas fol- oas GhIaoen
llno Sdnmern in Der &rilIt?
Sh tparo mir fold 8efiihleg
SIN Seben ME beipubt.
9Bas ereift benm meine 0ied)te
90 gjerig nnd Dem Shfpert?
3ab i'd 6enn gang beraeiien,
g8as friiber idl aeIehrt?
SIT mir benn niht mebr beilio
Vas Weni6enantlib trGot,
@leidpiel nit ipelher 3unge
er ieinem @ott befrd9t?
9n it6rt mid in bem Sinneu
Gin lnliter S6rei Der @ut:
Ser 6ein0 lit idon inn 2anoel
gSnbrt .Gner bodites @utl
9a 8ieb' ih aus Der Gdeibe
8as S6iuert nit raider Sdno
sSeet lit nidt 3eit 5iim Srdiirnen.
Sebt ruff bas gaferlanb.
g. s.. ltuteroffi8ier.
Riindener goIt~.