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The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1915-10-02
MAYOR TELLS WHY HE GAVE NE.
GROES JOBS.
"My Duty to Elevate, Not Degrade,
Race" Says Thompson.


Fifteen thousand negro men and
women and children crowded-crowd-
ed is the word-the Coliseum to hear
Mayor William Hale Thompson deliv-
er an address at the Half Century An
niversary exposition.
The mayor had written address to
deliver. He tried to deliver it, but the
hum of the assembled $4,000 discour
aged him, So after reading about a
third of the speech he tossed it to one
side and conSN iaa, s8A
81 could read the rest of this speech
to you few in the front rows, and the
rest of you could read of it tomorrow
morning in the newspapers, to which
have sent copies. But l won't fin
ish.
LET me repeat that l am proud to
be here, and let me add these words:
| am asked why l have appointed me-
groes in my cabinet.
Here's Why He Did It
Here is my answer:
1. Because the persons appointed
were essentially fitted and qualified
for the positions they were selected
to fill.
2. Because, in the name of human
ity, it is my duty to do what l can to
elevate rather than degrade any class
of American citizens.
8. Because during the prediction
campaign gave my word that if elect
ed would give you square deal,
and Bill Thompson keeps his word"
If Mr.. Thompson had read the re-
naming 1000 words of his prepared
address he would have completed his
review of .ue history of the negroes
in the United States. He would also
have explained more in detail his at
titude toward the negro race. But he
could not have received cheers any
more vociferous than those which
greeted the conclusion of his 15-min-
ute talk.
Mr.. Carey Talks.
The subject of the mayors appoint
ments to office was introduced by the
Rev. A. =. Carey who presided and
presented Mr. Thompson.
"The Colored people" Mr.. Carey
said, TASK no favors and no sym
pathy, nor do they ask any return for
any support they may give to any
cause, political or otherwise. They
ask only for what they deserve as
American citizens.
Whatever Mayor Thompson has
:, xxyfI do ha wi
not out of sympathy for the descend
ants of race once enslaved but for
American citizens who have earned
their positions. By his appointments
Mayor Thompson is merely recogniz'
ing worth of aapeople.
"There are three names which will
stand high in American history-Abra-
ham Lincoln, William Mckinley and
William H. Thompson"
Cheers interrupted the speaker.
On the Way to Washington.
civilian H. Thompson may not be
elected president in 1885, he went on,
"but I'm sure he will be in 1920. |
helped elect him alderman; | helped
elect him county commissioner; |
helped elect him mayor. And my work
will not be completed until | have
helped elect him president"
There was further cheering.
81 present to you" continued Mr..
Carey as soon as he could make him
self heard at all. your friend and my
friend. the biggest man in all Chicago,
the biggest man in all Illinois, and
the best mayor Chicago ever had
William Hale Thompson
Mr.. Miller's Curiosity.
The the storm broke. Those few
hundred who were seated stood. The
thousands who were standing strained
upward on tiptoe. City Prosecutor
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1915-10-02

Mrs. Rosa Buford underwent an op-
Grafton at the Wheatley Provident hos
pital. Dr. T. c. Unthank and DR., J..
e. Perry. surgeons. Mrs. Buford is
doing nicely.
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1915-10-02

The Camp Fire Girls win give their
second entertainment at the Green
wood Baptist Church, Eighteenth and
Terrace, Thursday evening, October
II.
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1915-10-02

IT Rent-Furnished room; strictly
modern. Bell phone East 4139M. Mrs.
Pauline Hoffman, 1925 Highland.
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1915-10-02

The season for special parties in the
cafeteria is opening early and briskly.
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1915-10-02
1T PAYS TO ADVERTISE IN THE SUN!
Y. M. C. a. NOTES
Big conservation meeting Sunday,
October 3, at $3.50 p. m.

The Bible classes open at the close
of the membership campaign.
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1915-10-02

We want good reliable
Agents in every city and
town in the country. Write
us for tennis.
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1915-10-02

MRS. JORDAN RAY, Vice. Pres.
MRS. AARON JACKSON. Sec.
MISS EMMA ELLIS. Reporter.
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1915-10-02

Say, have you furnished or un-
furnisned room for rent? Adver-
tise 1t in The Sun and let it be
bringing yOu in something. os ~
The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1915-10-02
Mr. MilIer,s curloslty.

The the storm broke. Those few
hundred who were seated stood. The
thousands who were standing strained
upward on tiptoe. City Prosecutor
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-06-01

nein aansen aeben nod ni&t pai.
iirt!"
Saie itanb ipie bonn 9onner ses
riibrt.
.Wfein 6inmel!" batie er, na9s
benz bas erite Stounen DOriiber; ser
bat mid fir feinen gnrbier sehdltsn.
lnb if bahte [.
nMahen Sic, bob sic 'raus ipms
menl" fdrie Semper, inbem feline
9luaen einen Stod su iu4en idienen.
~9lbsr. niein perebrteiter 5rsunb!"
rief iest all4 6aie. i'm WOmente Der
9efabr; rtennen Sic mid benn ni4t
mebr baben sic benn gan5 ben
poitistrstdr SaIs aug 9Idiebuls pers
oeilen, ben Sic gum geiu6 einluben
unS Der ieBt Dor Sbnen iieht. nm ielne
geasbene 3itiuae gu srfiillen2"
Der Weirreiienbe rib bic tleiner
9luaen tpeit ouf; bdnn mari er ben
aopf spiIden bic boben S9ultern Sus
rid, als penn er trdten lpollte. nnb
i6ien Elm unausipretlihes inneres
Bsraniiaen su empfinDsn.
(5prtisbuns foIst.)
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-06-01
Riefi9e @trIuite Der Bril-
ten an Sffi3iertu.

2onbon, 81. Mai. Die am
II. Mai Dsr0ffsntIi6te 9srIuitIiiie fir
bic Oprbsraebenbsn Stpei Woden tpeiit
erOBers 9erIuits pon britii9sn Diff
Siersn auf aIs irgsno cine anbsre ges
riObs bes 9rieges. Sn bieisn 3ipsi
8oden lpurbsn niat lpenissr oIs 423
Dffi5iere sst0btet. 1867 usripunbet
unb 1877 iperbeH oermibt - suIdmmen
1927 Sffi3iere.
Die Ganabier botisn 81 Sobis, %
0ernunbete unb 40 @ermibte.
Der grigabesnsroI gotprb Sole. Elm
Sberii unb 10 OberiiIeuinonts 6efins
ben iih unier ben Sobten.
Seit bem geginn bss arissss ipurs
ben 1869 Sffijiers ssiGbtet, 5244 p.rs
ipunost unb 500 iperbsn permibt. Dies
mddt 3ufammen 1912, ipGbreub btim
ausbruh oes 9rieses oas game Diff
5ierstorps uidt uisl msbr ais $500
Wanu adbIte.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-06-01
SiuOenburs iiber saHneHbers

Der arie9sberi6tsriiattsr bss .9iors
male b'Stalia", Gabaiinos sRanba, bat
cine llnierrebuns nit BEN Generals
fsIbmarfHaa BON Sinbenburg sebabt,
Qus ieinem ausiiibr!i9en gerihi be-
ben mir bsrbor, mas Der 5slbmari4aa
iibsr Sitpreubsu gsfugt bat.
2lIs bic protlamation bts ariess5us
itaubss ON 81. SuIi tam, befanb i'd
mid nit meiner 5ruu bel msiHer dltes
fen 5oater su geiua. bic in eoIberg
Derbsiruibst 1T. Wir reiIieu iCfort naa
Sonnoper suriid, unb id) lam bur9
Berlin gerube am 5age Der arisgstrs
iIdrurs. RatiirIia i4rieb i'd fofOrt
BEN arieesminiiterium, bab id1 mid
ibm Sur gerfiisuns iteIe. Wlit ipurbs
eeantporist. bub msin anssbOt i'm
8sbarfsfoae in gripGeung oe,ogeH
tpiirbe. 0ann fam nid1ts ipeii.r mebr.
Das 8arten eridien mir uatiirIia cine
Gtpiettit. llnb aIs f6on siniss Wodsn
pergdngsn iparen, bate i'd bereits ale
Sofinung psrloren, bab i9 sinberuieu
tpiirbe. 5n bisItr Siimmuug errei9is
mid enbIi9 am %. ausuit um 3 llbr
Rn6mittngs bic 9epsibe Seiner Tlas
isitGt, ptl4e mir meinen girtritt in
ben 9isnit fir ben nG6iien Gag be-
fabl. Cine babe Stunbe ipdter ers
belt ih cine ;fpeit. Oep.i9e pon benz
General subenborff, msinsm General.
itabshsf, Der mid benadrihttste, baB
in Der Ro6t 5fpii9sn 3 unb ubr aug
8slgien elm GoHber5ug na1 SaHrcber
aniommen piirbs. S& bate isine 3.it
Su perlisren, bsforsie iofort mein. Gins
iduf. on Wolia9sn uub an grIabs
ftiid.n fir msine Uniform, Die Idon
siipos perbrauht mar. I'm iieben elm
balb lIbr errsidts mid nod cine 5ipsite
Sepei9e Seinsr Maisitdt, bic mir bes
iabl, bas Gommanbo zines Sesres ses
gen Rublanb ;u iibernebmsn. EN- Der
Ra6t iraf 2ubsnborff piiuttli1 elm,
unb mir fubrsn iofort mad Niari.ns
burg. no mir am nddIien Gage, ben
%. auguIt, am RadJmittass .intrafen
unb iofort an bi. 9lrbeit eingsn. Der
%. aueuit mar Der Gag BON 9annens
berg: bic @srni9iung Der Rareps2lrs
NEE, Sipeiunbnsun5istauien @,iaus
gene, a9tsistauIenb RuHsn a.t5biet
ober in ben maIuriiasn Sssn ertrun.
len, fiinfbunbsrtie4 ie4sunbbrsibis aanos
nen erbeutet.
9prt ipurben duf einem gsbiets, bas
oisrmnI 10 grpB III ipie bag gslGnbs
BON Sebdn. bic Ruifsn auf bi. elm
fadIte WeiIe, bic bic arisgstunit Gins
Jisbt. ipie Bel elmer tbeorstii6snllebuns
Gle bdtten i'm Centrum
line pOrsiielias goiitiOn, in Der iie iih
lu9 gut berfdan5t batten. Gb.r iie be-
ianbsn iid eben mittsnbrin. piinttli5
nit bem @lodeni9lag SfpSlf am Wlits
ag ipurbe i4 BON StumsI aus bur1
linen unjerer sglisger - i6 ftanb NIT
,em GenepdlItnb 3uIdmmen bel eigsm
Der ppetirenbsn 4rmeeiprps - bss
bab bic Ginir.iiung be-
.si.S SolIsossu mar. ltnS sa CAB i4
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-06-01
Gin gutmilt6iger
D(ep6ido.
2omtf9er Roman BON
u. bon . interfeIb.
(Gortisbuna.)

(UutIlepuN1.)
I'D bin es!" entssnete er NIT
freubtsem 8angen.
.9ld fol-" rief es beraug; ,tommen
Sic in elmer Stunbe tpieber!~
~@ie9" ba4te er, rer bat mid er,
iannt unb fagt mir in 10 raubem Sos
ne. bab i'd in elmer Gtunbe pieoer.
tommsn ioa bas 1T bod sisent.
LID -"
gu tpsiterem @ortmlrf bra6te es
aber feline itets CUR MiIbe unb g2a9s
ii4t aeitimmte Seele ni6t.
.gr fpirb tief in Der 2lr6ett iiben".
entf4uIoists er nit lG9elnoem aOpfs
niten ieiner sin8igen Sreunb; npa
mare es ia unre4t, i'm gu it0ren =.
i6 tperoe in elmer Stunbe ipiebertoms
men, bann lit er fsrtis unb mir t0ns
men redt qemiitbIi9 unb ungeitDrt
miteinanoer plaubern".
llnb bdnn f6li9 er bebutfam auf
ben 3etenIptben burb bas 3immsr,
um ieinsn Syreun6 ia ni9t gu itoren,
briidte bic Sbiir IeiIe binter ii6 in's
S9loB unb tletterte bic buntlen
Sreppen binunter.
yiafoem er cine Stunbe tpeniaer
fiinf Minuten oergebeus ben Dom ge,
fu4t. tlOpfte er ipieber an bic betann.
te Shiir.
Seine 4nttport. ~
encore une fois!
.Msr TT ba2" rief eins saa5e
s.imms sDis sas sri.emsl.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-06-01
Sic 1bnanlits Grplpiipn IN
geattle.
Seine Gpur bopon au fin
ben tpobnr9 Tie ptrans
Inkt nurbe

ben m bnr9 lie btrans
la BIT tpnrbe'
lSeattIe. @oib., 81. Wlai.--po.
li5ei unb gripatbetettibs. bic Dpn Der
ruiiiiden Regisruns bafiir ensdsirt
tpprben iinb, Sdiffe au beipa4en. olf
tenen &riessporrGtbe fir giublano
Oerlabtn lperosn, eeben iih ole Wiite.
ausfinoia au ma6en. ippburf bic am
SOnntas erfoIste GrpIoiion BON 10
5onren Dbnamit, bic iicb duf einen
in Der 9uft psranterten Gi9ter be-
fLitben, peruria6t iporoen mar. abg.'
itben bon Der @rtIdruns BON pripats
beisftipes, bab Tie felt 5tpti gDphen
na6 atpei Mldnnern gsiuft bditen, bic
na6 BEN Ycuset Sunb getommen Isin
ipIlisn, i'm S9ifie, bic Wiuuition OH
gorb 1sbmsn, sii aerIt6reI bat BIZ.
polisei gar feline Gnbaltspuntts.
Der oid)ter ipurbe in gttOme sgrs
riiien, unb BON BEN Ndnn, Der engls
girt iporben mar, um bds 9bnamit
iiber glatt 5u beipaden, bat man teias
Spur sefunoen.
ssn Eclae Der grploiion tpurben I'm
G,eihdi:shiitritt bon SelitIe nif,t ips'
niger ols $50 Sdaufsnftsr ssritOrt
NIB Der hisrhurh angerihtete Gddb.n
bslGuit Ii6 olIein auf $4,000. glu4
nprben cine 9lHSabl 6cI5gebdube ar
Der DaiTrfront gum gsirda BON me9r
aIs $4,000 bei9doigt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-06-01

MAS sum gsifpisl in MemI ssfdebsn'
lit, btlbt cine GpilObe ipn6rer Rdus
bersi. Ohm. isben militarifhsn 3iped,
Der in bisfer @eSenb in tdner Weiie
burhfibrbor aeipelsn irdre. III llnfsil
iiber llnheit periibt iporben. qlnbers
feits iinb dbnIihe Sanbiireide unDers
meibIih. Cd lam ia aud niht ale
lueine 9ruppen ldngs ser Gren5e tDie
cine art ianitdrer aorDons ausbrsis
len. Dos bette Uliitsl. bic Gtberbsit
oes 9anbss all Ger Gr:nis oufreHtsu.
erbolten, beItebt INNER nod barins
bic giuiisn enbsiiItis 5u i6lagen. 80
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-06-01

@efdbrIi6es GpieI. Die
Spislsrsi nit elmer 5dnbgrandts bat
in SabptitiGen BEL Gumbinntn Elm
fdpsrss ungIid bsrbsiaefiibrt. SH
albiueienbeit Der Wfuttsr itsdim bic
frsi ainbsr b.s sHiimunns SuIs cine
auf b.m sFelbe eeiunbens Sinbgrunrte
in 8runb. bic fofort erplobirt, uno ben
sipDIf Sabre alien Dillp GuIS ouf Der
Sislle t0bi.ts. sferner tpurbe bic in bsr
Mobnung onrpefenbs @robHluttsr 10
ibpr psrltst, bab fie n16 sinigeH
qirllpoIIeH Gtunben iiarb. Der biers
asbn sabre aIie Sobn unb bic ssbn
Sabre eIis soHier Der Sulsfdea gbe'
Isuts erliiten i'm @eitft unb an ben
Sdnben srbebIi9e gerlsbunsen. Der
Batter Der perunqliidten Gti6tpilier
tsfinbd iib sur 3sit i'm fssIbs.
gfheHbDI5 aus ben arr
argoHnen. Jn Jrpntrsi9 Iinb DON
Der 6sersspnpaltuns aus iirci.gts
ifsn 8riinbsn umfdngreifs 5olSfaIs
luriasn unier 2eituns oeiiiTfer gorifz
b.amitn porasiomhsn morbsn. Ddbsi
hanbelt es iidp namsnilid| nm boGs
ipsrtbiae Gf6en i'm argonnnpoIb, bic
nun. ipit bic v5oIspelt- srfdbri, su
einem erbebli&en Sbeil In Gidmmen
nah Sanburg abtransporttrt unb
bort aur 9sripenbuns ounddIt einges
lassrt lporbsn finb. Wenn fslfssIelIt
III. bab Der /birsits 6.srssbebarf ca
bedt III, fDl bas GffenbOlo I'm Msss
hWiipRsSsiH pssauH 1Epm
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-06-01

id lam bod nidt in ben Steinbru9
seben."
.Tein, bas in nidt m0sli6!s
Der rei4e 90rner bat lns bas
!Sdus6en bauen laHen, mas ihon et>
mas ipertb lit, aber mas niisen Dad
unb Sad, ipenn man ni6ts su Ieben
bot. go lanse 5rans bier mar, bate
er bod Ieinen Saeelo6n; Der fItlt nun
fort; mir tOnnen Sonnabenbs ni9t auf
bic Sabrit seben unb 9elb bolcn."
,gDrner Iollte bod fort5ahlen."
.Wirb iia bitten; bat er bod fbon
bic SGlfte ietner alrbeiter cntlahen,
bisien Mittag fam Der alte 5riB bier
pprbei; aud er bat feline 9trbeit
mebr. Sa miiTen mir 5uleBt nod Trob
1ein, tpenn mir in Dem SauIe tpobnen
biirfen. Srintgelbsr siebt es gar niat
mebr, ba Gteine ni9t gebplt perben,
bic 2eute baben bas 8duen einaeitellt,
brau6en aud teine Steine. Serr 90rs
ner bat uniern 5Sran3 MIR aug e'nabe
unb 9armherSi1tett arbeiten lafen.
Da 1T nun Rotb in alien Gden; i'd
fpeib niht ipas iperben icu, tpenrl
syran5 lanse ausbleibt, ben armen 2eus
ten iptrb bas 2eben bod re4t Iauer ses
mo4t."
.Sas 1T pabr, Wtuttsr Sinf, es 1T
elm Glenb, bat benn JranS ihon gee
I9rieben2"
rSa, btsien Morsen ba6en mir einen
Brief betominen, ben mein Wiaun aufs
bepabrt; gebt mir gu i9m, er tpiro
gut bus Weitere Iagen."
Die alts nabm ieuf3enb i6ren gis
m.r, 9ietri9 folste ibr in bas !SGuss
9en. SHUTTER Stnf bate ni9t gu pieI
gefaet, bier mar pirtltd Rptb in al
len Gden. DER @orpIab, ber suglei9
bic Slide biIoete, mar Elm trauriger
finiterer Raum; BEL benz ihnaden
2iate, oas bur6 bic pffeue S5iir fiel,
iab man bas 2rbettsgerdtb bss Sobs
nes: 6ads, S9aufel, 8re6eiTsn unb
grpbe aeile, bic aufgeididtet om Sos
ben lasen, banebeu bing Elm Sdur5s
fen. 2luf bem 9erse, Der aus roRen
gru6fteinen er6dut, elimmten oie&obz
len eines auseebrannten 5euers.
,8ebt nur binein!l" iaete nie 9ltte
duf etne balb offene Sbiir 3eieero.
0ietri6 trat uber Die bpbe SatpelIe
in bas Stiib6en, bas matt ppm Qbsnbs
rotbe beIeu9tet parb; au9 bier fab es
traurig aus. Neben bem niebern 9a=
9elofen ftarb Elm 9ett, in ipeI9em Elm
9reis aufredt iab.
n9uten glbenb, 8ater Sint.." fpra6
Der Sobn oes S6ulsen.
Cine matte Stilnme bantte.
Daennt Sbr mid benn ui6t, @Iz
ter9" fraste Der junge Mann.
% ia; Sbr ietb Der Ssrr starts,
Der S6ul5enIpbn?"
nTer bin ia; polIte mid nur na6
gurem 9efinoen srturbieer."
r's ptro balb aus iein nit mir,"
ft0bnte Der Sreis, Der al sinsm gruits
libel Tit.
robOl" risf 9ietri6; 10 RAID gebt
ods ni3t."
n@enn mein Sobn piebertpmmt,
Iiese i'd in Der Grbe; ia babe meinen
Jrans gum IeBten MaIe geiebcH als sr
fortaog."
"Sentt ni4t un's sterbsu, Gin.;
5rau8 bat aIiO gei6rie5en?"
rSa; er ldbt Gud griibsn."
nWeiter gli6ts?" -
.Iua ion i6 Gu9 iasen, bag Sbr
on uns benten m0gt."
rSoll sei6eben, Jran3 1T mein aus
ter Jreunb, ben i6 lie6 babe; fier Fnb
stpei Sbaler, unb tpenn i6 pieber touts
me briHse i9 msbr; i9 bin nibt 70
gei5ig pie Der rei9e gDrner, Der feline
gsute barben Idbt. S6rsibt eS bem
Jran5, baB sr fid berubige; feline alten
@ltern foIlen teine Iotb leiben, bas
bate i9 gefagt; o6er Srans folIe aud
ltets mein gutter Jreunb bleiben."
(5ortiebuns folgt.)
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-06-01
sS,inoeuburs i'm eidte Der
@rapbOlOsie.

gaieI, 6. Wtdi Die Genlet
s9eituna ga @uerre Wonoisle" psr'
DfFentlitt BON 3eit su 8eit ~grdphos
Iogiife portr1ts~ beriibmtsr 3eitgss
nOfisn. Rad gointare unb Joftrs
fpirb itbi in Der neueiten yeuminer Dc
glattes Sinbsnburs arapboIosiib pors
trGtirt. Der llntsriuduna iinb eini5e
3eilsn 3u @runbe aelegt, bic 6inofhs
burg offtnbdr on ben 5er1usseber osr
,8uerre Wonbiale", 5errn Sedn D.s
Brit, gerihttt hut. Die in Tdciimils>
brud pisbersesebenen Dorie bes I.lo.
nari6aas tduieu. r0isleu Tout fiir
ben frsunblid,n PeiiidbrsgraB. b. Be-
ngdsnOorff unb b. 6inbenbura." Sisis
in adisini8rift binsauorfenen 3sil:H
bseeiiterten ben frons5iii6en S6ri'ta
bsut.r, 5errn o. 6. Wlasuat, su fols
eenosr gbarltterilibie:
MAS pirb bic 0G9'psIi bon bieism
Ramen. BON bitisn 9iteln suriidbebal'
TEMP Die ipiro man in tommenb.rt
Sabrbunberten pon bieiem Wldnne
iprsdtn9 aurs, ipelfes WOrt briitt,
sIlss in allen senommen. ieinen Gbl'
rcttn aus2 BUR biss cine tnnn ID
Tein: Sinbsnburg, Der 5apfere ('in
frans0iii6en ssIt beuii6!). le paiI'
liant lt .preur".
Gin alter ariessmann bat si:ie
fsittn 3eilsn nieOsrseiGrieben. Car'f
III iein 3ipeifel m0gIib. sSeber 3us
1T iosuIaa.n srapirt. Sober gu6'
Isd5e lit als 3suge ebernsr Gnergie nno
@ilIenstraft gebdmmeri, bon Der 9ano
zines Sdmieb.s, Der ialt, ertdrmqngss
los, ,ntfdxibenb sui6lGat. asins Gait,
abr au6 fein 3diSern. Der game
Wtlnn ifeiut in einem Gub sesoh n.
ipi. gdImung bas beriihmte Sdp:rt
Sisofriebs. asine @ra3ie, teine Ji'
neiie. absr cine flares gepabtlein b.r
pfli6t.
r9isI. pflidi III sinfa6, iDis Der
Rann. Der ile einfa4, iIug unb sldu'
big erfiiGt.
.3as lit a~ss. Sn bisIsm barisn,
fidrtsn, unbsusidmsn arisger Iebt Elm
pon Srunb aug rsdtlider unb gutter
Wdnn. Seine 9iite 1T mGHnlt4, tDie
bic Site bss Stables, bic teiue S4pas
Ge buIbet.
.er in cine pollsnbste perf6nlibi.it.
obslsid feline aultur cine GENTLE 9erb'
belt, sinsH WGngel on GeI4mad, nidt
berbinoert. Wenn mir bic SHtelliesn3
9iubeHburss ni9t analpfirt hd5sH. 10
gsidab bas, neil er tpenissr sinMaHH
non 1ubsrssp0buIiden @eifissfdbigieia
ten, aIs Elm Wann b0beren Gbaraiters
bura i.ine rDutommene Ginbeit 1T.
GIss in ibm si.It aui sinsu 3psd; bic
Sba..
.9eabalb 1T Sinbsnburs Elm gbas
raitsr, Elm gdn5sr .aerl", I'm .tppe'.
Gr eriHnert an bic alien 5elbeu bss
RibeIunseuIi,bes. Or bat ibre Gebler,
aber aud ibre 9ussnbsn: arsus,
9laubsn, Sapf.rtsit.1
Bel uebsrisnouns bi.fer ausfiibs
runssn idrisb Serr Rasnat an ben
Srausseber bst ,9usrre WonbiaIe':
sd leg. Wertb barauf. ShneH su fas
gen, bub id Grunaoie DON eansem
8sr5sn, ia, icsar ii6er5eustsr .aatsi-
nsr@ bin unb besbalb ben beutffeN
Gsiii b.rSIid psrabi4eus. gber i'd, babe
m.ins gepunbsruns fir sinen gbarata
ter. ipis ben SinbeHburss. ni9t bsmdns ,
islt. SisIe Stubis IN babsr fat Elm
aobgsians s.iporbsu. 9eiio f9limmer!
gin.n iolasn poIIt. i9 nidt perfaiien,
fonbsrH ,b.r Elm 93ortrait IN GiisnsraI
(srissfsr).4
The Taney County republican., 1915-08-19
MEANS OF WASHING THE EYE
Wlnklng 10 a Process Which Dsme
Nature Has Instituted for
Optics Preservation,

The unconscious act OF winking
bears a quite important relation to
the welfare Of the eye. This being the
most delicate and sensitive organ OF
the body exposed TO the air, It is In
constant need Of the protection given
by the eyelids. which not only close
quickly at the approach OF danger, but
are employed in washing the surface
OF the eye. Molstening is required to
Offset the drying effect of the air, and
cleaning to prevent the Injurious ef.
feet of dirt.
Every time you wink the eye Is
washed Inside the eye is the little
tear gland, which, as Its name i'm.
plies. is busy storing up the supply Of
tears. This gland keeps the inside OF
the lid moist, and you wink automat-
ically whenever the surface Of the eye
becomes dry or a particle of dust or
anything else strikes II. This work is
done as often as necessary. and TO
realize how often II is necessary try
how long you can keep your eyes
open without winking.
The Taney County republican., 1915-08-19
New Discoveries in PompeiI.

Most interesting ruins of Pompeii
have been unearthed during the exca-
vations which are being carried out
by the Italian government. A mag
nificent home has been discovered,
and all the frescoes and vaulting are
in a perfect state. A staircase was
found intact leading from the lower
to the upper floor Of the house. The
surroundings of the house have also
been explored, and several smaller
houses have been brought to light
finely adorned with pictures Of ex'
qulsite coloring A few Of the houses
have mosaic floors with pictures Of
scenes taken chiefly from the Trojan
war. In addition to these, the bodies
Of several persons who must have
been surprised in their houses by the
disaster which destroyed the city
have been found, and In several cases
their garments are in a very good
state Of preservation.
The Taney County republican., 1915-08-19
BROWN BRANCH

Almost every one is busy canning
peaches this week.
Miss Myrtle Adams, Of Ava, is the
guest Of Miss Ada Dunn this week.
On account OF the funeral Of Mr..
Robests Sunday, the Sunday School
convention was not begun until noon.
As it rained, only part Of the program
was given, A very interesting lecture
was given by L. A. Stone, Of Oakland
City Indiana. Mr.. Stone is field sec
retary Of the Y. P. S. c. E.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. A. Thomas have
returned from their trip TO Branson and
Hollister. They came home By way
OF Springfield and attended the circus
Friday.
Mr.. Stone, assisted by Rev. Arnold
Of Ava, organized Christian Endeavor
society here, with about ten active and
FIVE associate members. The society
will meet regularly on Sunday after
noon at $50.
Mrs. Ida Kenner of this place, be-
gan her school at Bethel last Monday.
The Taney County republican., 1915-08-19
20O.ACre Ranch

We have for sale tract oi land six
miles north OF Branson, Mo-, two miles
southwest Of Walnut Shade, one-haIf
mile from Bull creek, we'll watered by
Emery spring branch, which flows
through the tract, and along which are
several never failing springs. House
and barn not in good repair; could be
readily made habitable. This would
make a splendid ranch for cattle, hogs,
sheep, goats, or poultry. Good wild
range for stock.
Price for next 80 days, 81 10000
Write D F. MCCoNKEY, Owner,
If Forsyth, Mo.
The Taney County republican., 1915-08-19
ENECIrTRIX' NOTICE.

Notice Is hereby given that Letters Tostn'
nrntary upon the estate OF l.. W. Scissor.
have been granted to the undersigned by
the probate court of TunevcOunty. Missouri
benring date the 18th day Of August, 1915.
All persons having claims against said cs'
tate are required to exhibit them To me ioi
allowance within six months from the date
of said letters or they may bc precludcd
from any benefit OF such estate: and II said
claims he not exhibited within one year
from the date Of the last publication OF TINS
notice, they will be forever barred.
HESTER Scissor, ENccutriX.
First publication August ~. 1915. ~ 40