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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-08-06
Die groRe Tntomubilc Yarabe
Mtittmod, ben II. gnsnit.

0aS &olnite iiir ole glltontpbil-
Farubc, on Wtittapod), Nen If, 9lal.
1lt1t, hot nlebrere blaroert Ginlablul-
gen an allto.8eiiscr perioil6t, nit
bem Grndyei iidy Der GaroNc aipsll.
Id,lieBen, llro Die groBe @tebrabl
oerielben boben tbre 8et5cilieug
3ilgeingt. 0os bebetct hob oies
cine WtamIutb Acknowledgement
fperoer miro. Cine glnSabI Der
Sbeilnetmer boben nitdl hatrhbliten
loiien. in ,peld,er 8eife iie ibre 9lal.
tos fiir 0ie Barube ntsid)nmifelt aulb
heforierelr lperben, iino oas gr-
ldeinelr bieier 9laltns miro 6aber nit
arober Spmnnll9 erarnrtet. Die
&oipte Der Eorabe miro ieirt apie
ic,lgt:
9lm 1 stltgitft, aml 12 ll6r, nit
bags, BON Ger 0aarft Strabe uls,
Gitlid,, Der Sierten StroBc entlong,
bis 3llr Sdnrhfdbrif;; noint bie @itt-
teinberg StuaBe, norbIid,, bis slr
0ritten StnaBe;; Die 0ritte, ipeitlid,
bis slr Sdiaer; oieie norolif bis
5ltr 3lpeiten Strube;; Die ;3aueite oit-
lid bis CUR griteir SraBe:: Me Grfte
tpeItlih bis sur Martt Die @tarft
Stnabe liioIidy bis arr 3tpeiten; bie
3meite oitlidt bis atr S6ller; Die
ShiIler iiiblids bis 5ilr Gritten,
Ole 9rittc lpeitGidp bis 5lu Nmrft;
Die 9aortt iiiolid, bis 8ltr &ierten;
Die @ierte oItIit bis 5tr Sd)iller;
Die Sdiller iiiblid bis alr sSiinften
lnro 6nm iueftlif ol Der ssiilrften
StroBe bis 5lm &aritinoI SSeitpIae.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-08-06
0rafe.

Sri. .Soo 9loetbaipeDer befinoet
iid aegelnpdrtig 6obeim, bel ibrell
glterit.
Sri. aatbrMl tSruurlllger, poit
Eeniacola Sio., iuetLt 5ur 3eit mtf
9%htdj hei ssrl, Sopbiu 5orrtberg
Gbriit Sfniincr iii Der bielige
Champion aorlBitd,ter impo miro
iebmnlls Octl lSreis erbaltel
9as ) 8odeu nltc Sod,terdpn
Don &enImirin Snlolpebr luio Sat.
tin ihurb orn lcsten Sreito9 iniolge
BON ataidphirteit lutb iplurne am
Solnltog beeroigt Noftor 0 Dbl.
Ter omtierte mn @robe.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-08-06
Cluenspillc &Omte 3.

9Sir batteit bier an per9allBcllrl
Solultns etlpm luiIlfpnuIlclrell Rege1l
1bontas ggaers & Gp., bon Sp
elpsoille, iino 8lrr ;3ett bein SerItei.
len BON 3ernentblodar fiir ein tell
.es S,mis, fiir SEQ. ShlottNd. T.
9ulunbad} bat oaS sSinpoalnerif lnro
bic Osolprn Ges Gnooeidlpiies BET
nnle idpal iertig.
Die oiesidbrtge Ssnrlltc mar b1ct
10 ergiebig, ooB pieIe l]ieiige tSanner
nodt innler omnit beid1itigt itlpo
SRobt Z. 8oerlnal mad)t SIR 3eit
oagemeine @erbeiicrulMcn aitf lei.
ttcr tSnrm; illrter 9larhepul oith Sc
rlpellt slrbeiten lreldr unil Z.
9alnnbad, mts@tiibrt lpcrNeu.
sSrml Carolina Wterf, BON 'Seoalia
ipcldc bieiise gcripnnOtc iilto tSpanl.
DC beiltd,t battle, tebrte 0ieie Node
iIber Ct. 2olyis. no ite ibm Stief'
todlter ben'ten miro, nadjbaltlc 5ll.
rid.
@enrp Spreltger, bon Gllartcr,
aoar., ll,eilt gegettapirtig bier aif
8elald bei @ertpaltotelr lnfo tSreltlr.
Sclr. !Serr Spneriger ift eilper aurie'
rer frirl,erNr @asconnSe GMnltp
gops.
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&uiebnS.

HiS!Er mar e5 hciB lnr6 onS &Set
ter mar idGn put Nt1ben pou @rus
lnpo ale.
{. y Got,Iii ift6e6 geael1u1rti{
pieocr al cilNem itarten 9l1rfdll Ool
NIflnltu.
>Sanpe2 Spuienloat begab iid an
DtcntoQ oieier Nodyc 5t Som Nior
gam mn hort eine Drild)ttb 81
bnleu.
@ir beridpcn nrtt 8ebmemt oot
4'nt. 8ittc's ShlpiegerioIpr am
rcrgaltgeren ,Sreitog in Ct. Solus
geiturben ut Saerr 8itte inrb @dt'
tin iilto nbgcmiit I'M Der 8eeroignp
bei i5lttuObletl.
2plpis HuetIpnRi)er, lOelder ltell.
lid bci eillcnt lllrlall perleet hpurec,
bcfilibet lid, oli bem aSeec DER geis
ieriula mir lunll@l boffen nab er
buho luieNer gon5 ber8eiteIlt NeIil
miro.
Ger Stnrdl lllad)tc IN Der 9budIt
pom psrgolNelelI 6reitag eitren BE.
ind inl &einl boar 0olpb 8ladapeIl
mb @nttnl lino brudre Gin 9saar
itmluilw, flcinc StonnHboIter. mo3l,
mir beltens gratltliercn
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Siuiss

| ,Sron Sernta1nf Otoecli tulrhc an
tporiaen Gonfperstog mad, Or. Saif.
GrS Moipital, in Semltann, gebrodt,
IlInO an SoGlStog ,purNc eire dsirlprs
Igiidc Sperotiof oil ihr noll}oAen,
bel lpelder Or. 9tdfdopi, BON 9fap
Sopet dIiiitierte Gie lotientfn be-
finbet iidl 3lm Belt mii ber 9cIie
uutg
,Srall laulitc arun ieiite am
Wlontaa Meier @ohc lndr Yitts.
burq, ga, ,tut ibrer SdaueIter, ic!pat
onbepn 8cnnarbten riuen 9eIltdt
ub5uitdtten.
! 9p6ia Gidemranri. bon Gotsooil
IbeiinAet ith gegentpGrtig, iuto ailf
Idnacre 3eit, III s. goeid,s iSantilic.
Der Stlapperitord) belt fiir5lib
gintebr i'm aeim bon gtartin
Sd,aumbllra un6 @ottir irb brad,te
Elm nuurteres 5od,terd,ri
@iItclm linb SrI. Gina anlf.
brrnncr, pcIde in Scr gtGte bon
Sniss auf 9eiitdl ncrpeen lparen,
iin6 an t@rgaltgeircit Spnlrtng tnte'
Der nad1 ct. 2pitis sllriifgafebrt
Glaicr &alflbrenn,er ut am Der.
aoilQencn Sopll.ag BON Ct. 2uilis
anncIangt uno mirb elm poar 8o.
dnt bel ieincnl SnfeI 9&tolas per-
ipcilen.
a9tidnel @pcid iit oiesiIlaI Der
SrIfouia Ger Siuiss gSodEbaritaft
9tidnel i,no @eorq 8oeih, iotuie
Gbcitcr Sheiregger iparen nn Ieb.
ten SolutaN, hciildpsipeiie, bel Ron
glll9ilitin. Is
&'nlter Gnerilinger uno Neiien
SdnneiRr, Gri islprercc, 1paren an
lceirn Solnttag Die e,dite bon al.
bert NtifeI
Gbeiter Sd,eioegger ipar ipubretuo
Der porlaen Wodle bel gllbert &oble
lrno bci ;eroiinnb Sd,oeiriug be-
id'ditiat
Otto llir6 @olptn Sholnnbnra be.
farroen lid an bergulrGellelt Conn.
tag. beilltlsipeiie, bci ibrcn sInae.
boriaen.
@rit. gl,,giltiit faufte oieier Gage
BON hent Sdinie6, s. 8. 9oeid, Ell
nelr nellen ssobn Deere rioins pIoip.
Die @ebriioer aoble fperoen fir
etie 8ode md bem 0peidlen aif.
borei inro Damn an Der Coles Greet
inieoer nnioltgeil.
SRI Setta @rliber, luelde ieit
eineln Sahr I'M ct 2o,lis bef6af-
tigt mar. befirpoet iid iebt aisf ge-
ird bel ibren slngeborign.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-08-06
8eracr.

fSrls. Si55ie lutb Suiaruro Strotb.
nlaiup befinoen iid) IN ct. Soalis. m,f
8ei,lf bel @er,parpotel lnpo ssre,ln.
oen.
alpo Smith, BON gtlub, mar ant
pori8er Bcnlerstag bier. alipo be.
ridfabe Elm autes Silo4@eid1it.
6olgatae Terionen BON bier, iur.
rem am esten Sot1rtaa ia Sernumtu
lunr Der Beerhialnr9 in Der sSonilie
Spedbals bei5,hnrbnen, 2l,Oapia
SpedbaIs auro @ottin, ssrml Com.
@len Sran Smru sSntc lnpo ssnml
Sol. 5oes.
arls. Gsou McSulc ilno 9lord,e
9ares, pon ct. 2oiliS, geliebm 3
gSohep 6euien bei Ottp 9Sorpttg
itrp6 Satin
sSpdir Sobn 8ittfal,s inpo 5odyter
BON 2itte Rod slrf., DeiIen bier alli
8ei,rdi bel DER @utter, iSrml Gbos
gteiatbnrot.
@. 9. SSdmltj, ser aniiierer het
bieiigat Boobies ganf, ipeldpr ei,
lpen Woindt ,erieit hattie, aft m
leBten Soplltag lpieber bier mrqe,
langt
gllta. 8obs lato 0,attilr iauit
slatglSt 6 9aoe intS Softer, Sri
Gitber. besoben lid aln lebtelt ssrri
tag uodi ct. 2ouis, in Sos 0iafonii
ien SoipituI, mo mn Samstag Osor
ger up Srml Hlaa Sobs, ioAGe and
alp SRI @1tter Saoe, eine dsirlmgi
idle Operation noll5osa lpupbe.
fsrm Sem Sdlottah ,lro atnrSer
bon 81. Soui$, befipoett iidy aipf 9e
| iitd hsi sSrou Sblottads Sdapeitcr
iSralt @nt. @iiNnbanr,
aSohl Efalltidl ,mrO DSottin, nm
&ernam,, beiorpoen iidh om Der
galrsenen Somtae bier, mti gAea,d
Itei ibrer 3ohter, Srou strtMr @itt
bnlt$.
( &en 8olfin9, BON Ytorrilnfl, ipl
am leBten Sotmttug. bemrdrsaueffc, be
Dan 'bnio inpo Satin.
|
Sobn tSpeee lupo Gjuttili, upl
Wormiml, innrGr onr ncrfloifelrel
Soruptug oie 8ifte BON 9&m GSnNei
INTO @atti1t.
Sttp Sdpriht. tpeldGr ppe Mo
dy@t obarelen6 mar, lmI OfolrIefel q
taluien, lit nm Icbtel aRontog 3lI
riNfgetebnt
/ Sargo 9hrnler, ipelti,er ellVct .Dio
lMrt bel ieitequ Satfel lnro ieiiP
Sante, in ct. Goiris, olli 9entdJ MAJ
/ febrte ON leBten Sn1ntag BON DOR
5lrriid,
;Sroli ,Sobr SeiAer lapb tSrou Chr
@pllblod, Don ct. 2otIS, lneilen plI
/ ,3eit lyier, dlri 9eilpd, bel Der DtlHter
,Srml Sophin @ollblof.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-08-06

SeIbit bos brittfde 8ontbaroelnent
Der tiirfiidelp Stellitng bot aip .Sef.
tigfeit beoeutertb irodBeIaiierl. Dies
be8ielt iidJ foapobl altf slDe.8ueritil
als Scoblia@ubr. Die tiirttife
stntiIlerie ift aber tbdtag setpeien
grrdtere Snfarterie @eedte bn-
ben itid,t fbattgeflrnoen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-08-06
Der 8ernd)t eineS gine.ssalOes.

8ie es ben SdIeim aus SaIs
imb aopf loft. 9teielbe frdftiee
8irfling bon oen @eiunSbeit brin.
senoen Bine @GIoern 1T in Or.
gea's Bine-Sar-Sonep perforpert
antiieptiid in6 beiIen6. 8aitft
beute eire SIaide. slIle slpotbe.
fer bab's fit 25c. electric @itters
iIt cine 5riibiabrs@eoia t(aob.)
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-08-06

beDeItclo iibertreffen. gsir iinb oo.
ber Der fedten lleberseligima Dob,
lpenl ibr ben 8arranol bout 11,-14
slilgift ntitsenaodJt bnbt. eiid) fetne
Uoadt Der @eIt bonn 8ei,,d oes
ilGdyften Sern,nnn aarlibaIs, I'M
Sabre 1916. miro obbalten fonirell
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-08-06
siadridteu pom ariessidaIplase

,Stn yerlQlrfe Der leBtPlt SSodH
lat iid, auf Dem europaiid,en arie9s-
id,allpIasen r,idts bon entid,eioetloer
seoelnuna ereiqret, trosoen tGgIiA
uno an ioSt allen Srten irpetr ODER
ipeniqer bIaibiae stirrpfe ftatteeilln.
oen babelr. .@s iIt eben eiarfah Dos
iortap6brenoe, trmlrige, aegenieitiee
@soroen ltno 53eplt6ren aebt iruller,
penll al,d, mn tleineren IaBitobe,
lueiter, bis emprltal iraenbhuo Der
cntihetoenoe S5altptidlog gcfiibrt
,uiro.
Synt Sften 1T ieet, poroltsiidtlid,
gSarfd,al,, reb5t oeln glbid)fetoen
Ses RiifSl,aes Der r1iIiid,en s(rneeql,
Der 9mbp,mft ees &rieges. Gam
gS%iter lit es ieBt, perbdltlriBntdBie
rltbig; BORT lirp6 oie ssrarSoien uno
SH @nglaitoer nidt initaroe Die
oeutid,en Sinien Sll ollrdpbreden,
lpGbreno Die 0elhiben, pelde 81
arobe Sriipperunaiien rpah RlrBl9nb
Qeiopbt baben, infotee oeiicn rtidn
acniigenb itarf liiro, ,nn cine @nt.
ideioilna berbeisltfiibren.
,al Den Ounoarellen llno alsi
@ollipoli lit es il, Iesterer ;}eit aud,
5ianlid ritbia qepeIen. Die iurdt-
Barren Siebe, nebSt oen jd,redIid,er
Serlldtcn, lpeld,e ole 9llliirtep BORT er.
litten. bdben if,ren lpohl aeseiat bab
Ser Ysea na6 @onitalltinopel uid,t
oerabe elm Sposieraorm it, gsns
lmn, ole sStoIiener otbeIanqt 10 bo,
ben 6ieielhen bis iest, trot aroBer
gforftentfoltlmm lntb ilrrd,tboer
Mcuidenopfcr todJ feline @ortfpilc
crrlrlaer, ipeld,e i'm 8etrodrt fpqn.
lllat founteir
gsod, offisielIeil 0epeIdell ieldle
Del ser rllIIiid,en @eiar1btidnit i'm
SSooa ei,toi,raer nItrbp Sic 9f0nnt.
l,lra Don gaorSd,ou ouoeoronet ans
3ipar inter Der 8eoriinoimo, hob es
bcn RllIfer on Mpnitinls Htoss,,it
mm oic sSoItlutQ acb6ria pertbeibi1cn
az fonpen gleidRitio muroe Der
aorlnnmrhant an8auieen iGllnrlttifc
@riifen iiber oie 9seidiel nj ger,
Itorer, ioboIo oie leetcn Srlrp4,er
ibren 9Ibslto beiperffteliat
!todrid,ten pom oItlid,en arieas-
id,mtplobe be{ouen. Das Ole Gin.
ic,liesailm BON ,aponaorob bcfries
oi,Ienbe GSortId,ritte npadn Sic Ser.
biillbeten f,obel hereits od,t g(1rBen.
fonts ae6tiimrm lmb aenuaprile,r lnr1
ser Hina tuir6 5tetid efrder. Sie S5ofiy
NINA ser gal,iien oab es linen oe.
Iinaen ntoae ihre gnllppelullolIen nj
iuS INN scylponaopoo i'm Sidprbeit al
briltaelt af,eint anidte rperoen al
ioIlen
Berlin. pio Sappille Die 8. q.
9laertlr peroffentIid,t cine 0epeld,e
aus s(tber. rpot,od, hos hritiid,e
3ronsnrtidliff ,@rne,rron" BON ei.
,lelu Seltidpelt 9oatd,boote torpeoirt
mrs pcrienft ,pllrbe. rpobei ser orob.
te Sbeil Ser 8eSob,llpo emronf.
shtf Sem o5tIiteqr 4rieosif,ou.
p(obe gsdbrenS Ses aanrlpics i'm
D3ital.9iftrift mod,tea mir 500 @e.
fo,,opnp
SoeSrIid, BON 8onielpise ,n,b 4,o.
1l,iepiop hot ser Seinb in nlebrereu
ieiner SteIIunaen SEN 8iSeritolro
rn,soeocbeu ,,apo iih oStIid, ntriifaee
3ooeu
s@ir baben bie ggoInifilsarboes3.
s.n,snltroi,e oefre,,,t ,p,S 1870 @e.
.ionae,r ,,eu1od.t ,,nS apei g1soSd,i.
,,,,,,,osa,;;,,o 80, o,,,,,,o,,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-08-06

@ebt Dem ain6e bos 10 i6red.
lid bonn Stidbldteit gepIagt lit, Or
Gonselmann's Sttdbrften Sprlp ,lrrb
Der Sidten miro baIb tnhIaiien.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-05-29
5HAVERS AND HARVEY HELD.
TO GRAND JURY

tE ~ 4NfdtNO JOFN1 II ~. F1.s
DR.. Eva Shaver, midwife Clarence
Shaver, proprietor of the SWEETEST
abortion parlor. in town" in the First
National Bank bldg and Willis e.
Harvey, a ''roomer" at the Shaver
home, were recommended held to the
grand jury by coroner's jury over
the body of Anna Johnson, found
dead in the Johnson home.
The one guilty of the murder was
not pointed out in the opinion of the
jury, but it was indicated that the
girl did not slay herself, as the Sha-
vers claimed.
Her condition was serious at the
time a bullet ended her life and her
death would have resulted shortly
from criminal operation, Coroner's
Physician Reinhardt declared
Marshall Hostetler, lover of the girl
again told his story, in which a prom.
Use of marriage, an unwise step and
the little red pills for ladies'" figured.
Shortly before Anna left Evans
ton she told me she was ill. Before
that time she had consented to marry
me. When she told me that she was
i'll made another offer of marriage,
but she refused.
She asked me if she couldn't take
some drugs or something to relieve
her condition.
A few days later l met Clarence
Shaver on an elevated train. con-
fided in him about Annals condition.
He told me he had medicine he was
about to put on the market that
would fix Anna fine.
THAT night went to Clarence
Shaver's Office, Room S38 First Ma
tional Bank bldg, and Clarence sold
me two boxes of pills for So. He said
the price was $1.75 box-tWo for So.
There we're II pills in each box
nine red pills and three white pills.
The red pills were to be taken one
every two hours and the white once
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-05-29
ANNOUNCEMENT

Mrs. L. Bracket Bishop and Miss
Ruth Mier will give benefit tea for
Junior Cheer and Comfort league,
which gives first aid'' to the needy
at the Chicago Beach hotel, Tuesday
June 1. Judge Joseph SABBATH Of do
nestle relations court. where creates
part of charity is dispensed by this
league, will be principal speaker
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-05-29
MRS. FIubdub Highnoon corn
plains she has hard time findin' :
nursegih that will take as good carr
of her dog as her baby"
BOYS BURN AGED MANS FEET
TO BET HIS MONEY

Three boys, none over IL, attacked
Theodore. .Buczesd, 20, cigarmaker,
in his rooms back of his shop. a
1869 Throop ST., and after gagging
him, applied Burning matches to the
soles of his feet until he, told them
where he had secreted $40 One Of
Buczeski's toes nearly burned of.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-05-29
NOTICE TO READERS

Monday having been declared q
legal holiday, there will be no issue Of
The Day Book on that date. The req
uIar editions will be published Tues-
day, as usual.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-05-29
WEATHER FOREC CAS-

Unsettled. probably with rain Sat
urday; Sunday cloudy not mud
change in temperature; fresh caste
winds, probably shifting to wsster
New-York tribune., 1915-01-10
Thousands Stop
Gray Hair by this
Simple Method

The sure, safe, simple method
invented 40 years ago by Mary
T. Goldman, brings back the
original color in from four to
eight days.
Not a crude dye, but a ,CStoyC,, clear
and pure as water and as dainty.
Applied by Combing through your
hair simple and easy.
Hair restoredby MaryT. .Goldmancan
be washed as usual. Curls beautifully.
New-York tribune., 1915-01-10
Mary T. Goldman's
Hair Color Restorer


Send us 25 cents in stamps and tell us the
color of your hair before it turned gray. Was
it black, dark brown, medium brown or light
brown2 Better still, send lock in your letter.
We will at once forward You trial bottle,
with a special comb with which to apply it
which YOU can use on a lock OF hair. Then
watch how it comes back to its original color.
The gray hairs simply disappear.
Then, when this test has proved that the
rest Of your hair can be restored as completely
and perfectly as this one lock, get full-size
bottle, price Sl.OO.
Your druggist will have it or, if YOU pre-
fer, send direct to us. We gladly take care
of personal orders.
MARY I. GOLDMAN
3sS Goldman Bldg. GD St. Paul, MINI.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-12-18
Out for 100000
United Societies.

signatures.
Arthur leila, Marshall Field & Co.
driver, held up hands with money IN
them. Fooled robber.
Oak Park police drenched thermo-
graph of public service company left
to test steam main. Thought it
bomb.
Judge ScuIIy sent Matthew Bouzek
to Jail for 80 days to change his out
look on life. Failed to support fam
lily.
School board committee to report
Monday on Parker Sercombe's alleg-
ed personal use of their stationery.
Six persons badly injured in va
rious places. Icy sidewalks.
Mrs. William ThreadgiIl wants mar
rage annuled. Says occultism used
to force her into marriage. Husband
names 19-year-old boy as another
reason.
Three sons of Antoine DeIfosse get
estate of father, contractor. Mother
left out and defeated in court.
"FoolkilIer," a submarine which
sank 25 years ago in river, was raised
yesterday Inventor sank with it.
Judgment of $45 rendered against
Capt Geo. Streeter for printing OF
legal documents.
City Clerk Siman betrayed bach
elor aldermen. Are ten of them.
Next year leap year. 80
Eighteen years of litigation over
100000 estate of Kasper Schmidt,
brewer, settled. Relatives quarreled
how money should be split.
Testimony being taken before mas
ter in chancery how state paid $5,273
for junket of legislators around to
state institutions.
Mayor Thompson revoked three
saloon licenses and restored one.
Week ago revoked seven and restor-
ed five.
Corporation Counsel Ettelson en-
4 l.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-12-18

SUBWAY ORDINANCE MAY BE
WRECKED IN VITAL PLACES
Subway ordinance urged by Aid.
Captain, head of transportation
committee of council, will be wreck
ed in vital places if recommendations
of Aldermen Merriam, Buck and
Kennedy go through. Changes want
ed by these insurgents were brought
in to committee this afternoon.
Instead of three engineers" for
subway commission, the rebel alder
men want two engineers and one hui
man being, one person"
Naming of the commission shall be
done not by Captains transportation
committee alone, but by that COM
mittee land the finance committee
jointly"
Maybe it won't be a subway COM
mission at all. Maybe it will be a
sunshine travel committee when it
gets done, according to the new re-
Communications. Sec of ordinances
is amended to provide that commits
sion shall report on unified operation
Of surface and elevated lines and the
digging of subway cor any other
appropriate manner" of solving the
transit problem. Instructions are to
report on amy plan" instead of a
subway plan"
Captains ordinance said com
missioners shall accept the valua-
tons of the respective surface lines
as established under existing city or
dinances." In place of it, Merriam,
Buck and Kennedy want this: Com
missioners may adopt such Valua-
tons of properties as they may deem
fair and just in accordance with
sound engineering practice"
Part z of Sec. ordered commits
sion to report on "a financial plan
covering investments already made,
based upon present valuation of sur
face lines" This is crossed out to
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1915-07-15
Smoke Red Trunk cigars.

Miss Elizabeth Clauer left Friday
to spend week at Shullsburg.
Henrietta G. Hanscom, teacher of
music, piano and organ. Phone 70.
-Laef Schreiner of Westby is Wis
iting Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Molitor.
Miss Jane Tregilgus went to Dubu-
que Sunday for few days visit.
Miss Catherine Thrasher left Mon
day to visit her aunt at Cuba City.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. P. Schlater re-
turned to Davenport, Iowa Saturday.
Mrs. j. Dale and son John of Chi
cago are visiting at the Higgins home.
Mrs. ]. T. Spang has returned from
visit with her son George at Clinton
vile.
For watch and jewelry repairing
call on j. j. Mauger. All work guar
anteed
Earl Thorn arrived here from Chi
cago last Thursday to visit Mrs. VIM.
Jeuck and family.
M. j. Mcdonald and wife of Mil
waukee visited at the l.. McDermott
home last week.
Miss Ella Coleman of Chicago is a
guest at the home of her sister, Mrs.
Alloys Burghardt.
Mrs. Lena Smith and daughter of
Evanston, H., are visiting with rela-
tives in this city.
Mrs. j. j. Pontius and two sons
of Chicago are visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
John Cox and other relatives.
Miss Gertrude Stude, teacher of
piano and organ lessons. For terms
inquire at residence, phone 226.
Mrs. j. Coker and grand daughter
Grace of Sutherland, Neb., are here
visiting at the Ellsworth home.
Mrs. Chas. Terrill and Mrs. Archie
Shipman and son spent the week end at
the Cofson home at Platteville.
Miss Nell Mccain of Madison ar
rived here Thursday for a two weeks
visit with relatives and friends.
"A portion of last week was devoted
by Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Ray to Wis
it at Beloit, Rockford and Geneva.
Mrs. j. Murphy returned to Rock
ford Monday. She had been visiting
at the home of Mrs. Ann Higgins.
Miss Elizabeth Hubberts and Miss
es Florence and Clara Gilman returned
Saturday from a weeks visit at Madi-
son.
DIR. Z. A. Westeynhagen of Mil
waukee visited here Saturday. He ex-
poets to return by August LIST to reside
here.
Miss Mary Bennett was called to
LeMars, Iowa, on Friday owing to the
death of her brother-in-law, Henry
Johns.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. P. Schlater of
Davenport, Iowa, arrived here Wednes-
day to assist in celebrating the seventy
fourth birthday of her mother, Mrs.
John Jeuck. Numerous other relatives
and friends added JOY to the occasion.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1915-07-15

Capt Charles H. Cox. of this city,
died on board Steamboat Post Boy, on
the Missouri river, July II, aged 40
years. He was shot by Ole Julson, a
private of his own company. The muir
derer had just returned from fur
Tough with the impression that he
could be discharged at the discretion
of the captain. On being informed
that he could not he became morose
and disorderly and when he saw his
chance he shot the captain and Jumped
into the river. No more has been seen
of him.
The p. M. church of this city having
undergone a thorough cleaning, paint
ing improvements, etc, will hold re-
opening services next Sunday. Rev.
Jas. Anderson Of Mazomanie and Rev.
Ray of Arena viii preach on behalf of
the church funds.
Mr.. Moses Meeker, an old settler in
the lead-mining region and formerly a
resident of Mineral Point, died at
Shullsburg on the 7th inst, aged 76
years.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1915-07-15
Ten Years Ago, 1905.

Died at Los Angeles, Cal, July 5,
Hon. Amasa Cobb, aged 81 years and
8 months. He spent part of his life in
this city where many learn of his death
with regret and sorrow.
At a special council meeting Tuesday
evening an ordinance was pas ed TO the
effect that all sidewalks and water Ia
bes laid hereafter shall be Of cement
and shall be at least four feet wide
Mr.. Alfred Kuykendall retires this
month as superintendent of county
schools and win turn over his Office TO
his successor, Mr.. Emery Bray.
James O'Neill has returned to his
home in this city after graduating
from the law department of the uni-
versity of Michigan at Ann Arbor.
Married at the residence Of the bride 8
parents, in this city, July 4, Mr.. John
Manner of York, N. Oak, and Miss
Jessie T.. Clayton.
Married at the home Of the bride in
this city, on Wednesday, Miss Julia
jackson and Mr.. f.. Ludwig, both Of
this city.