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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-12-19
Thousands Of Them Arc Now EN-
ployed In America, In the
Lighter Mechanical
1as<e.
AS RESULT OF THE WAR
Due to Labor Shortage In Cleveland,
Many Positions Formerly Held
by Men, Are Now
Open.
UNITED Press Correspondence

CLEVELAND. O., Dec. $3.50
many hundreds of women machinists
and mechanics have been developed
in this and other American industrial
centers since the European war boom
ed business and cut off immigration,
that the American woman's invasion
Of the mechanical trades threatens to
vie with the invasion of the same
field by women in Europe.
Thousands of women have been
employed for years on light mechani-
cal tasks in this country, but skilled
women mechanics manipulating giant
steel -lathes, punches. drills, trim
ming presses and other heavy ma
chinery, is believed to be an indus
trial innovation in Am erica.
This at least is true in Cleveland
which. with other cities is riding the
crest of the prosperity wave started
by huge war orders from the allies.
The cause is twofold: there is labor
shortage and women are more eff
cient in certain mechanical work.
Whether women will continue their
invasion Of jobs formerly filled by
men is, many manufacturers say, one
of the big factors to be reckoned
with after the war is over.
OUCH rs tIc UclISl cADlcooSu NY
Edgar e. Adams, superintendent of a
Cleveland hardware manufacturing
company. one Of the largest of its
kind in America. He declared today
that women mechanics have begun a
permanent invasion of mems places
in factories.
As women and girls have supplant-
ed m en- at typewriters, behind depart
ment store counters and in the tex
tile and canning industries, SO will
they take mems places at all ma
chimes where dexterity and consider
able muscle is needed, Adams be-
lieves. At first these women work
ers will be recruited mostly from
those immigrant races, whose wom-
en- are accustomed to manual labor
in the fields.
Due to the labor shortage here,
where 5000 skilled mechanics are
needed, and to the decrease in immi-
grafton Adams declared he was en-
pIoying as fast as he can find them,
women constitutfonally fitted to oper-
ate machines; and that other employ
ers were doing the same. At drilling,
punching and trimming presses,
Adams company now employs $50
women They are running machines
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-12-19
Seventeen Year Old Girl Wears the
Coveted War Cross for Her
Bravery During
Conflict.
THREE DAYS WATCHING
Routed Five Germans With Hand
Grenade and Revolver,
Killing All Of
Them.
UNITED Press Correspondence7

UNITED Press Correspondence
PARIS, Nov. 16.-(By mail.)-Sev-
enteen-year-old Madamoiselle Emf
1iene Moreau of Loos today wears
on her bosom the coveted war cross,
after being cited in the order of the
day for bravery, before the entire
army of France.
Many Joan d'Arcs the present war
has developed, but she is the young
est, and one Of the very first women
in France to be given the war cross.
Beginning a year ago last October,
when the Germans first occupied
Loos, she succeeded in so winning
the. respect Of the Germans as to
keep immune from molestation or dis
turbance her aged father who was
slowly dying of chagrin over Frances
troubles. When the father died, the
Germans themselves gave Mile Mo-
reau the wood out of which she fash
Toned coffin, though in accepting it
she gave them to understand that
nothing could ever diminish her
French enmity toward them.
Almost Immediately afterward
came rumors Of the impending attack
by the English. I his attack began
September %. With the first roar of
the three days artillery bombardment
preceding the infantry attack, Mile.
Moreau posted herself in the garnet
Of her three-story home to watch the
battle.
For three days she lay there, face
downward, without food, watching.
Shells burst about the house. Neigh
boring walls and roofs crashed down,
but Mile. Moreau's home was not
touched.
Finally came the moment for the
infantry assault. The killed High
landers fought into the streets of
Loos, while Mile. Moreau dragged
their wounded into her home and
cared for them.
In the midst Of this task she dis
covered that five Germans who had
taken refuge in cave were firing on
the advancing English and could not
be dislodged. Selling a revolver from
the hand of a dead Englishman and
grenade from another, she charged.
he hurled grenade killed three. The
two remaining, with liked bayonets,
charged. Calmly she stood, revolver
poised, until the shining blades were
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-12-19
Yanked Out of Trench.
[ By Wilbur S. Forrest, United Press
Staff Correspondent

Staff Correspondent
LONDON, Nov. % (By mail y
Private James Bartaby. 7th East Sur
rey REGIMENT. is peeved at the British
war office today. Private Bartaby has
rust celebrated his fourteenth birth
day in London hospital recovering
from wounds received in northern
France. The war ONCE has discover
ed him through a complaint made by
his mother and won't let him go back
That's why he's peeved. This Juvenile
veteran explains that he put 1t over"
a recruiting sergeant at BALKAN. his
home, and was sent to France with his
regiment May 90
THE East Surveys did some heavy
fighting over there" said James. "The
Germans tried to take our trench and
we followed them back to their line.
! was just going to Jump in after a big
German with my bayonet when, zip, a
bullet hit me in the leg. When I woke
up I was back behind our line and
what ,d'ya think Of my bally luck? I'd
been discovered. The colonel came
around and asked me my age. T told
him 7 was nineteen. He said he
knew better and that I'd have to go
home. It seems that my mother had
been worrying a lot and when she
heard that I was in France she told
the war Office all about it. Rotten
luck, wasn't it?'
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-12-19
Wall Streets Santa Claus,

NEW YORK, Dec. 1S.--Wal1 street
is going to pass prosperity around, at
least among its salaried employees.
Unusual liberality was reflected to
day in announcements by various f.
nancial firms of their Christmas gifts
to the workers. One report said J. P.
Morgan & Co., will give each en-
ploye a years salary.
The Columbia Trust company will
give ten per cent Of its surplus earn
ings to an employees fund and one
tenth of their yearly salaries will be
given employees OF the United States
Mortgage and Trust company. Both
firms also declared extra dividends.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-12-19

A one mill levy for permanent
road building has been voted by
Montgomery county electors, follow
ing two-year construction program
in which twenty five miles Of brick
highways have been built. This vote
insures $3.50, 900 year for two
years, which will be augmented by
state aid and by assessments upon
specially benefited lands.
J Dayton's highway program is part
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-12-19

Of the general awakening that fol-
1 %tb task e0 Of 81 rebuild
ing before it, ordinary political con-
sideratons were thrown to the winds,
a city manager installed and a senti-
ment for thoroughness in public work
engendered which has brought Day
ton to the very front of American
cities Of it's size.
Credit for interpreting this spirit
in terms Of road improvement is
given County Engineer Victor C..
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-12-19

Smith and Commissioner Charles r.
Bremen. They figured it would be
good economy on the long run to
build highways Of the most sub
stantial character. Six brick high
ways now radiate in every direction
from the city limits.
Dayton is located at the intersec-
ton of two projected national high
ways, the rebuilt National Pike and
the Dixie highway, both of which are
to be paved their entire length in
Montgomery county.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-12-19
Hone for Father.

Louisville Courier-Journal: single
men first" is the cry of the recruit.
ers Of the British army women and
children first" when a ship sinks.
Well married men first will ring
from the lips Of St. Peter when the
meel, and the lowly are to be let into
the Kingdom OF heaven to get their
everlasting reward.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-12-19

The Daily Gate City.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-12-19

subscribers Of The Daily Gate
CITY are served the full Leased
Wire Service Of the United
Press Associations.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-10-13

10. Strabe ml1roen porgeItern glbeno
bonn Sdrlratb erofinet. Sm @on=
5elt mare11 fiil1f5cbn Nllgebotc fir Sen
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etc. ei119elaufen, 6ob mltroe nod fein
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lno 100 SUB lang merocn uno ion
oreiltodig merOen. Ias Bebaltoe
miro al1f oie mooernlte nro maliipne
@eile ge6allt unO ei1weridtet meroel1,
Ser S6ulratb miro in ser nadlten
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1totbigen 8orarbeiten bei1lieBen.
Seiratbs : @r1al1bniBidetne.
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Sergl1lon, Davenport.
6ranf 6len1ing l1lro Sri. Moie g.
geerfiel6, &od Sslano.
Sobn Heter Gong, Davenport, unS
5ra1 Jreoa Sobnlolt, Rod Sslonb.
Sobn $. @illiams llno SRI. Mar
8. @loogett, Mod Ssslarro.
@iliam McGuqod l1no SRI. Grace
Sooo, &of Sslano.
Der 8al1 a1t Dem llellerl Garage
4@eballoe bon SreO Souermann an
Der 4. slpenl1e, 5lpiidlen Ser IL. .rnb
Is. Mcelllte, maft quite Tortld)ritte,
10 DOB 0erlclbe in einigen Monater
fertia9elteat lein miro.
Der Staotratb bot III ieil1er leb=
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gros 2ifDrbal1blllngen $3.50 per Sa61
t8eperbelteller ST be5ablcn tba6e1t. g.
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einbein1ilbe ooer altsmartige iillo.
Mle oicie @elcuidaften babe,1- cine
la6rlide giirgidaft bon $1,000 81
'bcsahlelt.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-10-13
Meues aug N1olint.

slln fumn1enoen 5omstog, 16. Df.
.to6er1 miro bier Der jdbrIide uTag"
Sap sum- 9eiten 0es 8efbonp Seins
abgebaltelt meroen. Settles ssabr
.mltroe bier cine bcoelttenoe sl1nne
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III Gait Woline 1pl,roen gelter1 BON
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Der bier lett sen 6riibiabrsnlonu.
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Abieient Mfarft apuroe mabrcro SCI
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5iel;.
Die 9eeroial1,1e bes am goruntae
Msorgell inn @atertolpn SpipitaI Der.
.itorbenen Mbert 6. S. Gaibier fa1S
.acltcrll Nadmittag llnter 2eitung ser
f@. 81. 81. ltatt. Die 2eide mllroe
nod, Saline1la1t, SG., 5,tr @eeroial,ta
.ii6crfiibrt.
Ser 9. 9altgbeGl1, BETTER oes
|@on-Son Futpaare1geidafts pon
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-10-13
Meuts aus @pd Sslanb

Der Mof Sslano Glub bot es iid)
sur Nufgabe gemad)t, Nropaga1oa
fiir Elm aroberes slrlenal SIT MAIDEN.
@eItern slbeno bielt scr Club cine
Notwithstanding as, bei meld)er
prcmine11te @elhaftslellte ll11o aus
martige Nromincn5el1 Mlllprohe1
tbielten. Sin aomite pl1r0c e%r11ar1t,
nm Oiele sln~gelegenbeit nad jeber
Gidtllng su sforoerl1. 3apenport lit
ebenfals mie Mod Sslano rno N1o-
lime oil oieier 6rage interciiirt, 10
bob aemeiaiam fir sic M1sbebnung
Der Nrienal @erfitatten gearbeitet
mer0en fam.
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id1en Slnmanl1els=4ir 6e aus cuff oer1
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Sobn &oiier bat itd aeltern Morgen
ei11 fraftiges Sobndlen eingcltelt.
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Der ge1trige Gollmnbltstug mllr6e
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I'm Sainois Gbeater cine prodtpoll
berlaltfelte 6eier arral1girt, an mel
der ltth SlrlOerte betbeiligten. Gin
Invertebrates lllD a%l1ipredenoes Nro=
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8~anf6alllcr Der sSta0t mQrcn gelc=
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i6loilell.
6iil1f eben1iioe Naare erbiclten ge=
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len aparen cs 6raltelt, Sic Die 5bei-
Dll1g ipplten.
Die eingelaufcr1cn Ml1gehote fir
Den 8alt Ser l1el1ell Iepartenerlt=
Sbl1le an ser 12. 5trabe 51piiden Ser
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-10-13

Davenport, tpirb bier on ser 8. 9lbe-
11ie ltne 16. StraBc Elm mobernes
Gutapaare1geidait e%roffnen. Das
@eIhaft miro in fur5er 3eit eroffnet
merben.
Nad mir fllr5er aranf6eit ltorb I'M
9eim ibrer Iod)ter, 6ron 2eslie Cor
nreplQ, 1910 Z, slpenl1c in @ait Moline,
geltern Worgen Srau Charlotte g..
S1nib on einem @ebirni6lag i'm Ml=
ter bon 81 Sabren. Sic muroe in
Worieilles, 81, gebore1l, MO lie Bis
por orei Sdbren lebtc, OILS iie nod
bier fam. Sic binterlaBt ibren Monr1
1,1a mebrere &ittber. Sic 2eid)e miro
nod Warleiles 5llr 8eeroigl1ng iiber-
fiibrt aperoel1, wclde oaielbit am DOM
nerstosi itattfinoen miro:
Ser 9ennofrat" mir6 fir 5000
per Sa6r bei gorausbe5ablung an IT.
genoS cine M6relle IN Moline nllo ltm=
gegero gelanot. 9eltellungen fonnert
leoer5eit gemadt 1perbe,l. 9ies lit
Ole bette 3eit, 1ln 51 belteae,1, So sic
langcn 8~interabenoe Dor ser Ibiir
ltefeu.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-10-13
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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-10-13
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SOC Bic S6adtel. (Nn5.)
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-10-13
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Der betannte s. linz
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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-10-13

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liom @onlfe, 8alter @roiplt u. 8,
Wtinear, 6. Monoclman.
Slpeetlan0, 1. 9recinct - 6. s.
Notter, Iro1lf Gal1teI, @rant 9}os,
borough.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-10-13
McueS au8 Mu8rQtine.

Sm boben Sitter Don 83 Subren
ltarb an Samstag Mbeno Ipat SEER
S. N. a'ernp, Elm moblbefam1ter urlo
gtabtetcr 6armer uno gimpobner
Don MSllscatinc Gol1ntp jeit etpu 70
Sabren, in leinem @eim at @rano=
sbierp. Seine @attin, nit ser CT inn
|lesten Sabre BEN 81. S%abrestag bes
gbelebe1s feiern fonnte, itorb i'm
D}ar5 ,bicies Sabres. Ser 8erltor-
bene lebte ei1t iolioes 2ebel1, in6em
er nie getrn1fen l11o geroldt bot
l1no lei11e 6amilie nn0 Mitmenld)en
nod edit n1enidli6cn @rllnoidben be-
bonoelte.. ST binterlaBt mebrere
&inOer, @nfel nllo l1rc11fel. Sic Be-
eroigung fano geltern auf 0em 6rieo-
bot 5n @rol,ooiem itatt.
9as alte 4abft @ral1crei @eballoe
al Der gde Ser Z. Strabe nnD Ml1I-
|berrp Mnenle lprr0e borgeltern bon
Or. IS. g. 5ulliam Sr. gefuuft u1rO
loa abgebroden mer0en, l1111 Elab fit
ei1t 11el1es mobernes @cba10e au ma.
del1. Set 5dlieBung Ser 8irtf.
ld)often mlr6e bas @ebqlrbe fir fei=
men onoeren 3pef eebraudt.
Sour ieds Wohen nod) ocn Iooe
lei11er Tral lit porgeitern Ser I'M
Gubeltanb lebenbe Iarmer Mnore1p
8interml1te in ieinem SCENT 421
Mlll6arrp Mpena1e, am 1ppbusficber
inn Wter bon IS Sabren %geltorbe11.
Or muroe inn Sabre 1910 inr 5taate
ysem Oorf ge6oren unb fam I'M SsSab=
re 1861 11ad Ml1scatine County n1to
500 ioglei6 al1f cine Jor1n, bis ct 1id
Dor ei11igen Sabrcn pp1a1 sSarmleben
5ltritd5og. Seil1en SOB betral,er1,
fiinf &it1ber loipie cine M11sabl @nfel
ltrb l1rel1fel. Sic geeroigrung Jams
geltern 9fadmittag al,f oem Sorfer
5rieobof ltott.
Die folgenoen @iirger BON M11gca-
tine Gol1ntp mllrbe11 als @roB= unN
acknowledgements fir oas @nnbesge.
rid)t III &epfl1f fir oen an z. Deaem.
Der beginnenoen Ier1ni11 geaogen:
8roBeeidpporenc:
Wfltscati1e eSspbn Gtttenflo1tie.
Columbus SsSlt11ctip1t - Gan Gal.
lagbcr, 6. 8. Nemeu.
@eit CELEBRITY g0. SitgeraI6.
Mtaliiia - SelIe Stauffer.
Safpille 9. 6. 5tralpbader.
@elln1at ~ George 8errD, sc. 6.
&ominc.
Meingeidpporene:
Mellscoti11e - 9enrp Meperg.
8ranSpielp SSobn @uiter.
@afello ~ 6reb 9oois, CHARLES
Gbersr1eper, &obt. sdaefers
@iperiioe - 3op 6lpnm.
G%onespille ~ S. S. Smcr.
&alolla ~ Gnnm1et 2prd.
@laolpin 49, IS. S. Marlton.
Melln1m1 6ronf g. Meopcr.
Columbus Sllnetion Gbarles
Neecc.
Ser Commercial Glllb bat $500
nufgebrad)tf lint sic 2anoltrobell oie
sltr ,StnNt fiihrp1 ,,n,.,ns5n,,, -, T,nr-
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1915-12-29

Wealthy Chinese merchants OF Chi
cago have purchased a piece Of pro-
$4,000. 900 in building a new China
town.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1915-12-29
BRITISH CABINET CONSIDERS
THE RECRUITING PROBLEM,
Likely to Be Several Further Meetings
Before Decision is Reached.

London. Dec. %, 5.03 p. m. - The
cabinet held another two and one-half
hours session today, devoted presum-
ably mainly to the recruiting problem
There are likely to be several further
meetings before a final decision is
reached and made public.
In view Of Premier Asquith's recent
announcement in the house Of COM
mons that general election in the
present circumstances would be a ma
tional calamity, no one, except those
battling expressly for or against COM
pulsory service with any weapon that
comes handy, gives credence to the
suggestion that any preponderating
section Of the cabinet will support
such a solution while fully one third
Of the voters of the country are on
the fighting line.
That the prime minister will redeem
his pledge es between married and
single men, s.s recruits, is not ques-
toned In any respcnefble quarter, and
the best informed persons are quite
sanguine that some satisfactory for
mula will be found before parliament
meets which will represent the judg-
nent at least Of a great majority Of
the cabinet, II not OF every individual
member.
According to official announcement
this evening, no statement respecting
the attitude Of the cabinet may be
ioolssd for some days and II is not
Ngs6ely that Premier Asqrith Will make