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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-05-31

Itogte, sd piinide. baB 9u 2poia @.
Einfbam' BeeetabIe COMPOUND be.
nuBeit" 90 begann i6 es einonneb.
men u.lo bcfitSe mid beiite in gutter
@eiunobeit unb bin gebeiIt. sS4
nabm Dos COMPOUND hremaI bes Sa.
ges, nah cen MabI3eiten nnb beim
lSdlafengeHen. Sd boIte itets cine
sSlaihe mi Saitie." sSrnu 8. W.
gurnbam, 80 Globe sIpe., So.
rnaica, g. y.
Jrauen, meIhe ibre 8eiunbbeit
ltpieoer beriteIeu, er5GbIen natiirlidb
Gnoeren, mas ibnen geboIfen bat. gi.
Inigc ifreiben uno eeben Die GintpiI.
Iligung, Do ibre 0amen unb Yboto.
|srapbien NIT ben Seugniiien oer6f.
IfcntIiht iperben. 0ieIe Inbere ersGb.
len es ibren Sreunbinnen.
@enu Sic cine NeSisin fir iueibli.
de SranfHeiten beu5tbigen, perfudlen
Sie 9soia 6. Tinfham's gegetabIe
Gomponno. Sdreiben Sic perfran.
lid an Die 9bbia 6. Yinfbam Webi.
cine 60. nm Insfunft iiber irseub
etpas, mas Sic besiislih bieier 2ei.
ben sn iuiiien benOtgisen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-05-31
{}tpeimnbstpanSig aentrale
Sd)iffe
9 a9en bic g fugiere bes
50 elIig OIup" i'm 9afen
ppn &irtnd[I Iie1en.

Rem yOrt, 80. W}ai. - pafas
giere, tpelte am Sienitag auf bem bds
nii6en Sampfer r6e[ig Olap" bier
dntamen ,beridtetsn, bab am 2l. Mai
ii9 % neutrale S9iffe, bdrunter Gin
ameritaniI6es 5ra9tidaff. i'm SnFen
bon Sirtipaa, S6pttlanb, befanbsn.
Der Oampfer nSelIig Olap" bate jes
nen Safen mad ieiner 9rbfabrt Don
aopenha9en angelaufen Die paiIas
giere ertldrten, man babe 5abrSeuse
nit ben 5laseen Shfpebens, Nprpes
gems. Ddnsmarts unb Spllanbs seTes
ben unb trobbem es Sonntag mar, lei
BON oielsn Der Sdiffe bic 2abung ents
fern iporben. Wlittbeilungen sufolge
ipI Elm She'll Der S6iffe i9on Wo=
6enlang in benz Sdfen liegen.
gBie iibli6 tpurbe bic auf benz
0ampfsr rSeIIig Slab" ii6 befinbline
poft Don ben britii6en SebDrben ents
fernt unb bic 9GiTe Der paiiagtcre
lDurpen elHer rl9prplen Pru1uH9 uHS
terSogen.
guam S9i Sai ansebli9
pergiftet.
San Srancisco 80. Mai. =
guan Obi Sai, Der prdfioent Der 6is
neiiihen Republit, lit pereiftet iporben
unb befinbet ii9 in frittihem 3uit1nD,
pie ipG6rsno bes Sages bem Suupts
luartier Der 9ineiii4en RepubIit aus
Sbangbai telegrupbirt purbe.
S6on Dor einigen gagen tpurbe ge>
nelbet. bab Guam Sbi adi gefGbrlid
rant isi es purbs aber niht anseocus
ct, uorin bic &rantbeit beitebs.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-05-31

'iih Der DprfalI ereisnets. 6. 6. SbelI,
eih MiisIieb Der 9lmerican 2sgion,
Der als Sbeil Der Gstprte nsbsn benz
automobiI sins, bDrts. tpis pI0bli5
stipas gesen basielbe geiporfen purbe.
Gr blidte gu 9pbsn uub fab Elm pfIes
nss SaIGenmefer gu feinen Jiiben
Iiegen. Sbsa bob es auf unb iibers
CAB ss einem poli5iiten. fpelber aber
tsinsn 9sriud gu elmer @srbaftung
ma9ts.
Shell faste na9bsr. er CLAUDE, bns
Reifer lei BON einem sroben Mnnne
in einsm braunen 9lnSuge unb einem
Strpbhut auf benz &opfe gelporfen
porben. @s bate einen bpl3ernen
Sunbsriff uuo nur cine einsise alins
se.
Bis brei llbr mar Sci Der pplisei
nod tein 9eridt iiber ben 9orfau
einaelaufsn. gu jensr Stunbs iasts
poIisei6ef Sammill, er lei aubers
itanbe. Die Ri6tiateit Der Wielbung
feit5uitelIen ober ben Poli3iitsn gu
finben, ipel9em bas Msifer iibergsben
porben lei. Gr iagte, er teSpsifle
bic aorrettbeit bes geribtes. Der
qolisiit". iaate er, nipurbe getpiB ei>
nen folden @orfaG fpfort gemelbst
baben, aber ih peib nod ni9ts baz
BON. Sbeu sufolse ipu Die &lin9e
bes Mciiers prei 3oa lang gepei.n
Tein
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-05-31
lteber 2lmerifamismus
grsebt iia prafibsnt Dilion in fsinsr
Rebe an bic @eteranen.

% afAinstpn, n, 80. Mai. prGii.
bent WiIion foroerte in ieiner Rebe
bel Der 9rGberidmiidunssfeier i'm
Irlinston GrieDbof ale Wadnner in
ben Der. Staateu auf, ibre Qnfidtsn
i'm Gintlang nit bem @eiite Qmsritas
gu brinsen, unb ertldrte, bab MGnz
ner bon anberen 2Gnbern, psIhen
Imerifa nidt am ulIernG6iten liege,
nidt unter uns sebulbst tperben iplIs
ten. Der prdiibsnt ertlGrts, bab
Imerita iit peber einsn 4ngriff DON
auben nod bon inneu sefallen lafen
iperbe. vWir iinb bereit, fiir unTere
Redte gu tdmpfeH, folange lie i'm Ginz
.Iange nit bensn Der Menfhbeit iinb. +"
amerita perlange tein psiteres Ser
ritorium, es perldnse aber bab ale
Rationen ieinen Stanbpuntt amer
fennen unb ibn reipsttiren.
gines Der prinsipien 4meritas fei.
70 fiiste er binsu, bab tleine unb
fbrpa6c Staaten bieislben @e9te bas
ben ipie gr0bere Gtaaten. Ser BIRD.
itbent erfIGrte, bic Ser. Staaten feien
bereit. iid nit anberen Nation.n sur
Misunderstanding pDn Meni9enrede
ten gu perbinben. unb ontportste su=
qlei6 auf bic an folder politit eeiibte
&ritit. CT iaete. bdb George Mo5b=
ington niemals einer peripidelnben
@uians suseitimmt baben ipiirDe, ba>
eesen gang geDib elmer ioIden, tpsIz
de Rationen frei su MAIDEN beitrsbt
fei.
Der prafibent bertpies bann aui
bic Grmee Heorganifirunss 9orlage.
tueI4e tiirslit bom 9ongrsB onses
npmmen tpurbe, 1iub ertlGrte, bab er
ben 9efhdftsleuten bes adnbes bic
Grage porselegt b1be, pb tie ibren Mnz
esiteatsn geitatten ipirben, iid als
Sreipillige i'm Reaierungsbienft su
melbsn. Sinh 9sf6dftsmGnnsr Be-
reit. iunsen 2euten in 1brem Sienite
Srlaubnib bier3u gu geben?" frusts
Der grdiibent. y2luf aIlen Geiten
heibt es, mir miibteH porbereitst iein.
mollen Die 9ei6Gftsmdrner uns bae
bei belfeng Sd gebe mid NIT gs5us
auf bic 8edntportung bieisr Grase
gar teinem i3peifsI bin."
Bel Der DistuiiiDH oe- aueemsinen
Wsilitdrpfli6t fagte Der prdTbent,
bas @merita nidts meter NOBLE, uls
hdk ieber ii6 bem ameritdniffen
Seiite anpafFe. @merita miiHe sur
3eit alien Ssift ter srsnnuns p.rmeis
ben unb in ginigteit suIdmmenfteben. |
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-05-31
Wtikgliidtes Mttentat.
Iuf Sberft Rooieoslt aus adnIas
Gitb gemeIbet.
Gin offenes MeHer nurbe anse6fi6
pdbreHb Der @raberidmiidunsg=
parade na6 benz grprG Giibens
ten getporfen.

&nufas Ctr, Mo., 80. Wai.
als Sberit RoOiepelts 4utomobil am
Dienitas Bel Der 9rdberI6miiddngss
parade in bic %. Strabe sinbog, tpur=
be Elm pffeues Sdf6enmeier nad ibm
geDorfen. gs traf bic Riidfete bss
4utomobils unb tpurbe ipdter auf Der
Strabe gefunben. Wan faste SberIt
Hocfepelt nidts Don sOem 3pifdsnfaG
siinS es fDurben aud feline 8erbaftun4
gen eripartef.
Sberft RDofepelt Derneiste f,9 gee
xsbe ikben5 tn isines Naf9ins aIs
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-05-31

t9lpinoeH9, nerS
D0s, bate iyiebers
ffauer unb fiibl<
te mid febr eIenb.
aIs ib 5pei Sabre
unrsseImdbig
mar. Gines Sas
ses, aIS i'd mid
ursepObnlih
falectt fubIte. be-
iuhte mid meine
Ghndnerin lInh
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-05-31

etIs elm mebisinif6es nnfifept.f6es m1titsI
Ffr Gr&eti uHs gtbnrbIrna boa ssGfnrr5. Gni.
snnbuua cher ausfbIoa Der slafe. bes Safes
unb isne bur6 peibIi6s afunfbeiien bcrirabt
bat es Mot feiues Slstsn. Gel. Sebn 5Hbrsn
bat bic abbia 9. ssinibam wasbieire 90. In 10.
rsr griOatscrreiporbeH NIT Sraueu 4nriius
sms'obisn. speldes fcire sjorsnaii6feit Benefit
Srauen. fpeIHs fur.ri nurhen finb. fnsen. .es
~ ritt nit GoIb aufsu:rteeer.' Bet a2cibs'
fern. 5oe grcbs e6a6isI cher burH biz goit
1be Rartcn Toilet TO-. goitou. 9ann.
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'Tran f9ma9.
i9minbelis. ilertas
Beinnbteit interchangeable Snrd 2s.
bio 6. Yinfbam's gesetable
Compound.

| Sanlniea. q. $50 lit iebr um
&opf uno an giiideuipeb, NOR itDaG.
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aud tpirit bu miibslos serbreden
ben Wiotor unb bic Erasefld1en.
limb mdng benz tleinssbadtsn 0olSe
ertpdrtet nit sefnidtem Gtol3e,
tpie Scipic auf Sortbagos griinnier
bic bilfsbereiten pubIitiimer.
Dds fammelt bann bic Mplttiile
Don benz 3erit6rten auftgeiiiibls
unS trdst lie trauris 3ur Jabritate,
bas If bas Gnbe Der Mluiitoie.
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3n 5immer.


Bter 8immer TN siueiier stod. Sfihes
nuh 'nIies G'ailer. @nf, Toilet uno SAB.
giabsIirageH 30. 43e cii eibertn strabe.
2t%3f
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@aS6en far sansarbsi, in o24 yorf Ctr.
9eippcrt 81.
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gerlanst 8eibIidj.

W1b6er fir Sauscrbsi In fIsiner SdmiIte.
Guicr eobn. 55s Rioseudu ape.. aponbnIe
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gereins.gnseiaen.
ssntid,er ssionisr-gers,in.

frriHbfiiii esfatf. Rem peihcnbeadnanis Ses
am IS. gioi 1916 bsriierbenen wieplers D. sl.
y. Euer benfe Bogmittag nm $50 ubr bonn
1ranrrtuirfes % g9nffi erdbe, Clifton, aus
redt snblEei6 beldupDtnsi.
). =. assasG ssis.
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giabd IN iiir 6ansdtbeii In iie:net Garlie.
iiein g5cfden. $50 9eIiHatou aoe.. apeHb1ie.
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as.aniieunnaen.

HssisuHss-elnIteuunse cffeu flr Kramer
nab trnusr. 1aufenbs bon grnennrnoey h1t
w ansf9t. aiiis fnr uniieuungsn fret
Branflin SHirtuis. TsAf IS. Ho6slfrs. q. ..
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Rn bcrFanfen-M MpbeIn.
Su Observation-Disclosures.

Sptcfer 9idnos - So gtoier iipriett
6rnnb, s2i5: ipie ren: nertb 5000. Herrr
wifioy nietroln. 3B6p qnribnpe eIberue 0IfL
ton. rabe ppnIoniiAen Gdrten
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4pdbhen NIT gmpfeblunaen fnr sansur6eif.
3i2 ". @odonle gibeHHs. aponbaIe.
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RdbfeT fir SGnsafbcit In sipartmeri.
fseiu ssafteH. 3bi0 Sarae lIre., abonbals.
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gerlanst @eiblidj.

ggdbneH fir alatmeine Satsarbesi. no
705 gleHRo0b ape.. siepnbdls. 2s-ss
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statb an RisnIlaa. ben 50. olat isie. Hm
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an6b6su iir GuaemelHe edusdrbsii In ilei.
nsr Camille. 1902 Huruet abe. Tel. slpor
1896. 30,siI
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@eibIidj.

Ihb6en nit @meiebItnaeu fhr ao1sn unb
9cpuitatrs,arbeit IN 1925 Bart sibenue,
&dIHut eiue.
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gldb6eH. I'm bsi Der ecnsarbsii 81 bsIIen,
IN b7s sale a0enue, 6lat 8.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-01-21

devil take the hindermost, and fin.
ally: THAT spirit never fails to work,
and the weak man, the unprotected
man, the man alone, the man on the
farm, when his market is gone, when
the spirit of selfishness and greed has
left this country hard and cold and
mean and neighborless, the farmer
will be the hindermost"
How true this IS, Every man or
woman who reads this can recall
some place that used to be a good
town." which is now nothing The
merchants were gradually forced out
of business because the trade went
somewhere else, and that somewhere
else was the mail order house Then
the country around it began to decay
farms We're either rented out or
sold, or abandoned, because the mar.
ket was gone.
The whole thing comes back to the
'''AI NAllS p'lllts w ny llDl WI n W
keep your boys and girls at home?
Why not build up your home towns
and communities? Why not build up
your own neighborhood Why not
keep your boys at home, instead of
driving them after your money-to |
the big cities?
| want TO repeat: Every thousand !
lollars of merchandise bought away
rom your own town and trading cen
er robs somebody of the opportunity
If good job. 1t takes one clerk to
very thousand dollars worth sold.
md then there is a balance left for
he home merchant to spend in his
which also goes toward
,eeping up other payrols right at
Iome.
Let this fact sink in. If it does, the
nail order business is as dead as
Iector, so far as this community is
oncerned. As Burnitt posted all
ver Ardmore during the Christmas
olidays, "Spend your earnings where
on earn your spendings." That's
ne logic. Let it soak IN.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-01-21
Eminent Physicians Failed
In Kidney Trouble

| wish to inform you of the great
benefit | have derived from the use OF
Swamp-Root | had been a sufferer
for more than three years from kid
ney and liver trouble and was almost
constantly treated by the most eminent
physicians who could only give me
temporary relief. | could hardly get
from one room to the other without
help, and had been in bed five days
when | began the use of Swamp-Root.
Inside OF twenty-four hours | could see
some benefit. | continued to use
Swamp-RoOt until had used two bot
ties when | really felt that my old trou-
Bile was completely cured; and | am
positive that any person suffering with
kidney or liver trouble can be cured
by the use of this preparation. am 80
years OF age and in good health. 1t
has been fourteen years since | had
this trouble and | do not know how
to express myself as strongly as |
desire in favor of DR.. Kilmer's Swamp
Root. | am sure that it saved my life
and that my health is due to this
remedy. | heartily recommend it to
every sufferer of kidney trouble.
Yours very truly,
S. +. TAYLOR,
Gainesville, Ga.
State of Georgia !
Hall County
Personally came s. Z. Taylor. to me
known and who on oath
says the facts stated on the opposite
page are true.
Sworn to and subscribed before me
this 23rd day of January 1915.
c. E. SMITH, Notary Public.
Hall Co, Ga.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-01-21
THE MARKETS

!: 4. {: {. {. Il II ~: {. :: ;: :: :: u Il y Il y = ;. .
January 2t
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-01-21
COMMUNITIES THREATENED
William Allen White Gives Advice We
All Should Heed.

(By Walter ). Gilbert
The tremendous growth of the mail
order business, due to a wider terri
tory being available on account of
the parcels post has aroused some
of the leading economists of the ma
tion and a storm of protest is going
up against what is termed govern
ment aid" to the Capitalization of the
retail business of the country.
William Allen White, the greatest
journalist and economist, and a man
who has a large following among the
western farmers, is out with a strong
appeal to the farmers of the country
to patronize their home merchants.
and bess them not TO lend their aid
to the destruction of community life.
He says, significantly, at seems to
me that a lot of good things in Amer
lean life will pass if the country town
passes. And il will surely pass if
Capitalization of the retail mail order
business in large cities continues. To
destroy the town furnishing the mar
ket for the farmer, and giving steady
employment to labor, means a rcor-
ganization of our commercial, social
and industrial life that will be revo-
lutionary,"
Mr.. White Is eminentIy correct and
as he points out, Great cities are
heartless." and further. when he SAYS,
"The motto of the mail order house
is every man for himself and the
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-01-21
Origin Of Oklahoma.

Several of the biographical sketches
of the late Col. Robert T. Van Horn
who introduced a bill for organization
of a territory called Oklahoma as early
as 1865, give misleading information
as to the origin of the name of the for
tysiXth state. 1t is stated that Col
Van Horn ascribed the proposal of the
name to Col e. c. Boudinot, a Chero-
kee, vino told him that Oklahoma was
a Creek word, meaning Red Mans
Land or Red Land" Col Boudinot may
have honestly believed this, since he
did not profess to know either Creek or
Choctaw. But he was in error both as
to the language and the meaning. Ok
| lahoma comes from two Choctaw
words, okla" meaning a collection
of people" and "homa' meaning red"
The tradition that the name was
first suggested by Allen Wright, for
some time principal chief of the Choc-
taw nation, is corroborated by govern
ment records. Following the civil war,
the government improved the oppor-
tunity to make new treaties with the
Five Civilized Tribes, on the ground
that they had broken the old ones by
joining the confederacy, There were
several tentative proposals. Among
them was a scheme for the organiza-
tion of special Indian territory. with
full complement of officers. This
scheme was drafted and agreed to. and.
although it never became effective. it
is found in the compilation of Indian
Treaties and Laws" made under the
direction of the senate committee on
Indian affairs some twelve years ago.
Allen Wright was one of the Choctaw
commissioners in drafting this plan.
and the name Oklahoma was given the
proposed territory. This was two
years before Col. Van Horn introduced
his bin. There has been much talk
about the old project and the proposed .
name. 1t is not unlikely that Col. I,
Boudinot got the mistaken notion that
il was Greek and the confused inter
oretation during the general discus
sion of this plan. The name was kept
'live for over twenty years and was
applied to the comparatively small
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-01-21

part Of the present state opened to
white settlement in 1889. A subse-
quent effort to call the new state JEFF
ferson came to naught.-St. Louis
Globe-Democrat.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-01-21
AGENTS..
REAL ESTATE

FOR TRADE-Land for city proper
ty. Farms of 40 to 500 acres | will
trade for close in Ardmore proper
ty. Eight-room house, good barn,
windmill, water to all parts of the
house at Lone Grove, for rAdmore
property. | have farms of all sizes
for sale and city property in all
parts of the city. If you are look
ing for bargains, see me. ]. Z. Nc
Carty. Phone 1861. elm
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-01-21
Letter to
Or. kilmer & Co.,
Binshamton, N. Y.

Prove What Swamp-Root Will Do For
You.
Send ten cents to DR., Kilmer & Co.,
Binghamton, n. Y, for a sample
size bottle. 1t will convince anyone.
You will also receive a booklet or valu.
able information, telling about the kid.
neys and bladder. When writing, be
sure and mention the Ardmore Daily
Ardmoreite. Regular fifty cent and one
dollar size bottles for sale at all drug
stores.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-01-21
LOSES BOTH LEGS.
DEATH FOLLOWS

Tulsa. Okla, Jan. 2O.-Thurman
Hackney died in local hospital Tues
day afternoon as the result Of having
both legs cut off while he was at work
Tuesday morning inspecting cars in
the local yard OF the Midland Valley
railroad.
While Hackney was beneath a
freight car. a switch engine backed in
to the car and the car wheels passed
over Hackney's legs. completely sew
ering them. The accident occurred at
3 O'Clock and Hackney lived until $50
O'Clock.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-01-21

II you Will use Ringers DermaI Lo-
ton we will guarantee you will not
be bothered with chapped hands or
face. If you don't believe US. ask
your neighbor. Price 25c.
RINGER DRUG CO.
REXALL STORE. 1s-s
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-01-21
WANT

WANTED-Your washing to do, BY
white woman. Apply 303 B street.
S. E., corner Fifth Ave. 21.3
WANTED-1,0OO men to let me write
their fire, cyclone and auto !nsur-
anoe. T. c.. Bridgman 26-1m
MISUNDERSTANDING cook stoves.
Address W. G. Owen. Phone 3S5
Chickasha, Okla. 1O-1Ot
WANTED-Your auto spring work,
We guarantee to do the best work
in town ;also make all kinds of
machine forgings. Ritter & Sizes
Machine and Auto Shop. 16-12t
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1916-05-31

Angered by his treatment, Horn
rushed into the office of the superin-
tendent, and seeing Mrs. Wright, at
tackled her. He grabbed her arm so
hard his finger nails left marks, and
then struck her on the upper part of
the arm. Mr.. Wright rushed to her
assistance, but Horn fought off both
and made his escape. After a three
days search he was caught by Depu-
ty Sheriff Hans Rood Horn was
sentenced eight years ago to four
teen years. He would have been eli
gible to parole last Thursday. He
was one of several TRUSTEES from Wau-
pun working at the hospital.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1916-05-31

Joseph Horn, a manslaughter trusty
from the Waupun prison, ran wild at
the state tuberculosis hospital at
Tomahawk Lake, and after a battle
in which the wife of superintendent
Fred Wright was bruised badly, made
his getaway. The convict was crazed
by drink which he secured at Toma-
hawk Lake when sent there on an err
rand. When he became intoxicated a
citizen notified Superintendent Wright,
and men were sent to take him to
the hospital. When they got him
back they relieved him of what re-
manned of a bottle of whiskey and
turned him loose, thinking harmless.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1916-05-31
70 Bulletin No 70: z-~-.s1z 6 g. =
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Lancaster
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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1916-05-31

Perhaps no more striking counte-
nance ever faced an audience IN this
city. It Immediately compels con-
seriousness Of the mans magnetism.
The eyes are almost hypnotic in their
peculiar fascination. The mouth is the
orators, the lines about it the hui
Tnorists, the light burrows Of the
broad brow the philosopher the
gray above the temples the thinkers,
the deep chest and powerful frame
the athletes, the nervous, strong
hands the eager, jealous. indefatiga-
BILE workers.
Students Of character instantly OBJ
serve the wide mouth, a veritable
school OF expression In itself. It's the
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1916-05-31

mouth of the orator. It's lower lip
arrests attention. It is the instantly
obedient servant of it's masters men
tally. He exercises absolute muscu-
lar control over it. He bids it go
hither and yon and it obeys. He can
mimic the woman Of fashion or the
gun man of the Bowery with it. It
is flexible as a piece of thin rubber.
His language Is elegant, c.slangy,
uncouth, polished-all in to same
breath. He uses those words that
have the "punch" In them whether
recognized by exquisite society or not.
He wants to reach the hearts Of men,
so delivers his message in language
all can understand.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1916-05-31
A Newspaper Writer
Describes Mcconnell

description Lincoln Mcconnell the Chautaaqua lee
writer Oklahoman
of McCo IFS visit to
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1916-05-31

Otto Laven, aged p, and Clarence
Wesner, %, of Milwaukee, are under
arrest on a charge of having held up
and robbed the saloon of Charles
Stoll, near Milwaukee on the Green
Bay road. The robbery occurred on
Sunday night of last week and two
armed and masked bandits escaped
with 5000 in cash. Laven had eighty
cents in his possession when arrested
and denied having a part in the affair.
Wesner admits his guilt but says that
Laven got all the money. Another
youth, James Riordon, aged II, is held
because he failed to obey the bandits
orders to keep his hands up and laugh
ed when the robbery was over. Rior-
don WASH OF searched by the bandits.