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The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1916-09-07

RETRY of state, and to the several
spirited contests for county Off
ees.
While all the returns are not
yet available, owing to the fact
that the records in Reubens,
Fletcher, Morrow, Mason and
Central Ridge precincts were seal
ed up and no list made OF the vote,
the majorities of the winning
county candidates are sufficient
to insure Them against being Ov-
ercome by any reasonable differ
ence in the uncounted precincts,
except in the case Of b. J. Fike
and Curtis A. Browning, candi-
dates on the Republican ticket for
county treasurer, the former lead
ing by only three votes. 1t win
take the official count to decide
this race.
Since the complete returns can
not now be given until they are
opened and checked by the county
commissioners next Monday, The
Herald gives below the total vote
reported from the seven largest
precincts in the county on each
office for which there was a con-
test by either the Republicans or
Democrats.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1916-09-07

We have large stock of Studebaker
and Weber mountain gears, California racks,
loose grain boxes, iron wheel farm. trucks,
wood wheel trucks, so if you need anything
to move your grain call and look our goods
over.
Washington Journal., 1916-12-29

MGe Seutideu @oibingtons fino
SIT Der @eibnohtsfeier i'm Deutiden
8oiienbols e~ingelooen, Die am font
menoen Sonntoe, Sen 81 DECEMBER,
nodmittogs Inn $50 Itattfinoeu miro.
@s miro elm Giien Ierbiert, pofiir BON
Washington Journal., 1916-12-29
Sitter Mnseliea, Galifurnien's
Malasa 8ein b6diter Site i'm
@erfanf bel Gbriitian fanOer,
900 7te Strnfe N..@.
ct. Mariemfirae.

So1it feierli1 mar BERG ottes0ienIt
om boben @eibna9tsfelte in Der ct.
Marienfirhe. Sci benz iolennen
Sodamte mar oie gerGnmige Stride
fat iiberfiiat. @as fir eit1en impo-
ionten @inoruG mad)te Die berrli6
qeidmiidte uno beleudtete &ir6el
Ser &ir9en9or tot fem 8eites inter
ser 1mli1tiger 2eitling bes Dirigen=
ten, Serrn Com. g.. 9onobon. 9as
muiifalii1e Hrogramr1, oas er anf-
fiibrte BEL Dem iolennen Sodamte UNI
Mitterna9t pie INN 1880, mar tpirf-
Ii9 aitsgeaeidnet uno fan6 aagemeinc
REMEMBERING. Ser bodm. Serr
8farrer, S. 81. @otb, belt cine iebr
einorudsboGe @eibno1tspreoigt BEL
benz Mitternahts @~ottes0ienite.
8ie erbauIid mar es 81 iehen mie
bunoerte Der Mntpeienoen nj langen
&eiben bel Der &ommunion oes lo-
lennen So1amtes gum Glide oes
Serrn traten Inn ibren Seilano in Der
bl. &ommunion 5u e%mpfangen.
Mn1 5ipeiten Meibnahtstage Inn 8
ubr botten Die S1iiler Ser ct. Ma-
rieni9ule ibre i6brIide unterbaltung
in Ser S6uIbaGe. Gin idones
&rogramm fam nod iorgfGltiger8or-
bereitnng our Muffiibritng. Die Sal
le mar bis gum letter. BlGsGen an-
eefiilt. Sim gnoe Der llnterbaltltng
belt rSonta Claus" in ieinem bollen
biitorii6en Srnat ieinen Gin5ug.
nSanta glal,s", Der paiien6 perioni-
fi8iert mar bon Serrn Sobonn 81.
WiIer, iparen bebiilfig in Der Mnstei-
lung ieiner @aben an oie 5ablrei6en
&leinen sic Serren S. %. Mutb, S. 9.
@eier, @regor .4ramm, Sem. Wan.
@m. Neulano, Otto &uppert, S. S.
3egoipis.
Sonntae iin6 Die FL. Meiien UNI 7.
s, 8 ltbr uno oas Sodamt lit I'M
1890. Mm Na1mittag Inn A lbl
lit @esper, oorouf elm Danfiagungs.
s~ottesoienit gum Sabresidluiie, Der
nit Dem iaframentnlen Segen unf
Dem nTe 0eum" enbigt.
Im Neuiabrstage, benz Geite Der
geidneioune oes &errn, iin6 Die FL
Weiien mie AM Sonntag, INN z, s
unb 8 ltbr. Das Sohamt lit I'm
1890 NIT barauf foleenoem Seger
uno .@roBer @ott."
9lrn Sreitag lit Ser erite Greitaa
itno Dor oem $odnmte UNI s llbr i'll
M~usiesung oes bodyniiroigen @ifes
OeffentIide gnbetung oesielben banil
pGbreno bes gonaen Cages Biz our
9ero Seiu g(noo1t abenos INN 7.3O.
Washington Journal., 1916-12-29
nmier Tra9efafcn.

Sannes Gisbein. sic 0iirfen in-
nerboIb Der Sto0t otf eigenem @runo
uno 8o6en fein S1nein f6la1ter.
Scyn Ser 8orftn0t 8enning befinoet fid
Elm ShIadtbolis, in neIhem sic ge-
aen cine geringe @ebiibr idIa6ten
IoIIen fonnen. 9os @inp0feln oes
SIeii9es fonnen sic 5u Sauie bejor-
gen.
.GaneesbrnSer. 9ie omerifanii6en
Neger firo our1tpegs muiifoIif1, je.
bod bon einem forbigen &omponiiten
baben mir nod nidts geb6rt. 9ie po-
puIGren Negerlieoer oNtb oIo &entit.
dp BONE, = Sn tie Sltoipnee ri.
ber", - SIo bIof Soc" lino onoere
muroen bon Dem Entertainer Softer
geidrieben.
gilbert MittelbOrn. Sic molen nil
fen, Oh elm Monf1 ge5tprnqen lit, fei-
ner Sroii ieinen gat5en @o1enIobn
5u geben. 9os fommt gon8 borolf
ON, iuie fart Die Srou lit. 9as &C.
ies fam sic nidt oa5u 5ipineen.
tuohl aber Die teure Satin.
&arl Manltaide. Sober Surilt
miro Sbnen iagen, BOB in ser Ser
fpeigerune 0es Saus16IiiIIels nod
LANCE fem @rtno our S6eioune
liegt. 8enn sic nidt our9 Die Sit
re ms Salts fommen f0nnen, 10 ber-
fuden Sic es bod nit DEM Seniter.
Iber erft nipGgen bann ipogen".
@ilbelm 2ebertbran. SSn ser 9e-
5ei6nnng nSpieBbiirger" liegt ourd-
aus nibts beIeioigenoes. Ser SpieB-
burger lit immer ein ritbiger unU
fonierbotiber Meni1. SSbm bleiben
Die moteriellen Snterefien, SaroeI
ur0 8anoel, Srlouitrie uno Broouf-
ton itets Die Sal1ptiade. @ne 0ieie
erforoern natitrli6Hltbe, nel6e our6
ernite &Gmpfe fir Die Sreibeit aeit-
fpeilig geitort meroen miiroe. Ser ed-
te SpieBbiirger begiebt itb oeBbal6
lieber Der politiiden Sreibeit, dls ooB
er oltrb einen ernIten &anpf Die &l=
be nno oomit feline materieaen Snte-
reiien in @efabr brG6te. Ser ubolle
eBfeiiel" uno Ser 8ierbumpen gebt
ihm iiber olles. @eiitige uno politi-
i6e 6reibeit, Sorti6ritt i'm Sntereile
Der gon5en Weni6beit gelten ibm
nidts. @remplare Oes e6terL 1tnber-
falidten SpieBbiireers iino oitA bier
81 finben. Sic broltGetl ii6 nidt 8lt
idomen, elm SpieBbiirger au fem.
Scr SnfeI".
Washington Journal., 1916-12-29
Me6ets.@ode.

@ie idon felt mandem Sabre lib
li1, miro in Ser eriten ISOLDE oes
neilen Sobres Die @ebetsmode iei.
tens bier unierer oeuti6en &ir9enge.
meinben beobadtet. 9ie &eibenfoI.
ge lit Die f~olgenoe:
Montog, 1. Sanuar, s l1br abenbs
@b. 2utb. 3ionsfirde, 6. unb s Ctr
N.=8., Setter 8aitor Wen5el.
Dienstag, 2. Sam, s ubr abenos
Gu. 2utb. goncoroia @emeinoe, 90
uno @ Str. 9.-@. Setter YaIto1
8ubrer.
MittpodL 3. San, s llbr abenbs
Grite @eformierte Stride, 6. uro 8
Str. M.-@. Setter 8oitor &anf.
Oonnerstag 4. San, 8 ubr abenos
Grace Meformeo gbur6, is. Ctr.
nobe g ctr. N.-8. Setter Yaito.
&idaro Sdmiot.
Sn oen fur5en biblii6en 8etraG
tungen, bic Dem @ebets @ottes
oienlt porangeben, ioa elm ueberbliC
iiber oas gpongelium SSSobannes &c
geben merben, oas inn eriten Salb
iobre 1917 in ben Sonntagi6ulel
bur1genommen meroen miro. 81
@~eriammlungen beginner Inn s I'M
i6lieben prompt Inn 8 llbr. Sober
mann lit eingelnoen.
Washington Journal., 1916-12-29
Mns 6enti9en Weretuen
D~SefIenbarmtGSter 1luteritatHHgs'
1erein".

Die IeBte 8~eriommIung 0es GEL
fen : DarmItdoter ltnteritiibungsber-
Gins mar iebr gut beiudt. 8rdii'
bent emil Spobn fiibrte ben 8or-
iis unb Serr S. @eininger beiorgte
oas Hrotofon. SGmmtlihe 8eamten
tporen ontpeIeno. Ser @~ereinspr1'
iioent mofte Bel oieier @elegenbeit
offi3ieG befannt, ooB ons langiGbri-
&c MitgIieo Sobn 6. Serber geItor-
ben iei. Die MntpeIenOen borten Die
Sroiierboti9oft itebenO ON. Sas
&ronfen- iotpie Totengelo Duroen our
3nbIung oneeipieien; orberoem MUIR
ben onoere 8etpiligungen gen1nft.
Gs ipliroe bei6Ioiien, Oob Der ~Sei-
lenoarmltGoter l1nteritiisungsperein"
nit Dem nD~eiiti9amerifaniiae I'm
terItiibungsberein" beim 8a5or ben
rYoooIe" -Stono i%ibernebmen tper-
ben. Die DeIegaten gum 8aonrtomt-
te iino foIgenoe Serren: @regor
&romrt, Sobn Sdtitrumpf rro Grnit
Mmeling. Oie OeIegoten gum Gen-
t~roIberbono uno 8aiienbaus legten
@eri9t ob. - 0rei itelte &anoioaten
puroen in IoridIog gebro9t. 0os
&omite, Dem Sic l1nteriudung Der
Bidder oes GefretGrs uno Shasmei-
tiers iibertrogen norben lit, beitebt
aus ~folgenoen Serren: Sreo. Oiegel-
mann, Sobn 8enoer, SEQ. Oiegel-
mann, Sof. Neiilono uno Sobn ".
Mllth. &iernuf fnIate 8ertoQllnq.
Washington Journal., 1916-12-29

-Nm borieen Montag beritarb in
ieiner 8obnung, 1917 lite Ctr. q.
So, Serr Carl 81. Neumonn, elm be-
fainter Muiifer unierer Stoot. Ser
Singei9ieoene mar am 3. DECEMBER
1862 in Msiinden geboren. SIN Sab
re 1898 fam er nod Mmerifa, uno
8par lieB er iid in 8aibington ME-
ser. Sier mar er Dor einiaen Sab
rem nit Dem Srheiter oes Columbia
Sbeoters berbunoen; ferner geborte
er 5 Sabre Dem Marine=O rdeIter an.
Gr por piel gereilt, nidt nllr in @me=
rita, lonoern aud in europa uno
bereiderte feline &enntniiie ouf Dem
@ebiete ser &unit. Cine Godter,
SRI. SIibio 9atberine Neiimann,
iiberIebt i'm. Oie 8eeroigung fan0
am Dienstag alf Dem ct. Warien-
frieobofe itatt.
Washington Journal., 1916-12-29
GOntorOia @emeimSe.

Die onqc3eigten @otteS0lenlte Der
@emcin6e perliefen tpie geplant. Sci
Scr oeutl6en 8eibnadtsfeier am en-
item GbriIttage mar es cine Sreu6e 81
ieber, mie monderlei@Glte ouBer Ben
@lieoern Ser @emeinoe, ii6 einge-
funoen botten. 5ralt @uitab S1nl-
ae lana cine onfpre6enoe Iltnum-
mer uno ser gbor idIoB ben muiifa-
IiI6en Sell nit Dem bieritimmigen
uStine @aft, Seilige Na6t". Die
Greoigt entpifelte ibren @eOonfen=
qong aus Ser Gngelsonfiinoieung I:
Tiirdtet eltf ni1t. Siebe i6 Der
%fiinoige id ei16 groBe Sreuoe, Die al
lem 8oIfe m~ioerfobren miro; 6enn
ea9 lit beute ser Seilano geboren,
meI6er lit Gbriitus, Der SEER, in Der
Stoot 9obi0s.
Ous 8rogramm fir oie Sonntags=
ld1lfeier om 9ienStag Ibeno NOR
bon einem &omite Der 2ebrer inter
2eitung bon SRI. Gbriitine Morgen-
med, 5uiommengelteut moroen uno
lprod, bieaeidt geraoe ipegen ieiner
Sdli6tbeit uno @infa6beit, gut an.
9as SonntogSi6uI : Srdeiter, be-
ltebeno aus @eigen Ct. uno 2. oop-
pelt beieet), Cello, SIote, Clarinet
te, 8oiaune unO &labier, begleitete
Die 5ablrei6en 2ieoer Der 8eriamm=
lung iino gab, auBer Dem Yroluoium
-8rieitermari9 aus Mtbalia, Men-
6eGiobn-ltno Dem Hoitluoium, @lo=
denbDmne bon 9elibes,-eine mrtn=
berbiibi6e @inlage als 8erbinbungs=
mittel 5mil6en benz oeuti6en uno
englii6en Sell oes Irogrumms. Die
lelbe beitan6 aus einem bon Sobani
arrangierten Hotpurri bon @eih-
no6tsliebern, i6IieBeno nit Dem
Choral: Oos Neiie Sobr bebt mum
mebr on. @egen S6luB Der Seier
bro6ten Die ein5elnen &loiien einen
fleinen Berg bon @aben fir Mrme
uno 9eoiirftige gum Mltar. Ole
@aben beitonoen aus ~fleineren &Iei-
ounesartifeIn, Sof9entii9ern
Striimpfen, 8iidienmoren pie Sbit
itno @emiiie, alles in blenoeno meiBes
Napier gemifelt. Yoitor Menoel err
flarte in elmer oarouf folgenoen @n-
ipra6e, lpariim man nunmebr in Ser
goncoroia Sonntagsidnle bon uipei-
ben" @eibna6ten reoen ipoae; nidt
rur ipegen Ser in 8eiB gebiillten 60
ben ion0ern aitd oesmegen, neil Die
ie @aben aaen gelben Neio, un0 ale
Crime WiBgunit, aae i9tpar5e SeIbIt-
iu6t un0 rotten 3orneseifer al,si9lie-
ben iollen uno aus Ben Seraen beralts
Dos refine, ipeiBe 2i6t Ser @ottes-
un0 Seilanosliebe mieoer ltrabIen
ioue.
4m Sonntag miro in beioen Got
tes0ieniten Ser S6luB bes oIten nno
Der 8eginn 0es 1eler Sobres gefeisrt,
morgens in oeuti6er uno obenos Inn
7.45 ubr in englifder Spro9e. Mm
acknowledgement Sonntag, Z. Sanlt-
or, finbet Die Seier oes Seiligen
Mbenhrie5Is itntt.
Washington Journal., 1916-12-29

in Baltimore, Eittsbnrs, Y~biaSelp6ia ubcr iontmo cutnOrnmen
TnS. SOmmt nnO iebet ms bcnte-Seine Soften.
Sn Der Wicb r~berfeQnns Der SngcnO mo @%eiuuObeit
nn6 in Ser 8ieOerbelebnns ser nprmalcn SGtiefeit Ser Sraane 6s
ncrbOien nnS pbpffden SBicms lit bic bnfmnut-neurppat6iIhe 8es
banblnng aaes mas Derlangt luer6en fam. Sic fat nns gele6rt,
6ak mir beim MltuerOem nhht franf sm iein brandcu. Sic Tn6
frcmnOlihit eingelaSen ms SIT 6einden. WGt Grlaubnis berweieu
mir Sic an nnrrc &eferensen:
Washington Journal., 1916-12-29

&onrao @eiB. 81 Sabre, 9t4 Gait
Capitol ctr.
eugene elmer, 80 Sabre, 1920
Heierpoir Ctr.
80. Soffmonn, 80 Sabre, George
@aib. unin. &oipital.
&ntb. &eppler, II Sabre, ct. CIT
iabetb Sofpital.
Washington Journal., 1916-12-29
4rn9rnmm:

REuUl WANM+
1. SnDertnre: Gtanu Seter ShDers
2. @eIong Der &aiien ySb, bulD night"
9iono @e9Ietung: gfeta Sbran.
3. @ebet: Hatpr &nbrr.
4. 4niprahen: IraESeut Narhu ~gSiesnnS, Sun. Simon 8oIf.
5. 8eIang Der @aicn: 80, DIT frObllde"
Giano geglethng: Weta Sbron.
6. yG6ritmas Greetings: Die 3 Sieinfen
Nnno @iQner, Charlotte Ohm, Srene Wd1er.
z. vSbe G6eabces."
@Imo Totnouebt, Srne MiGer, 0orb 8ootb, Nnna @iIner, Gbdr-
Iotte ShmL Normon Sonnuugbt, Charles Sdroloner, 6ranf Nolon,
&orl Ohm, gnuI Ohm.
s. vGbriitmas Star"
Tre6 gootb, @eorg gBHIncr, 8i1iom Serd, Sreo. Obnt @etben
Sonrettn, Iioion gootb, 5annie leiIer, Su Sagernann, @arp So-
qermonn, &o6e Seier, Wporp Ohm.
8. vgei6nads le6errnidnns in Der alien Sctmat"
Sermann &e6er, @eteran bon 1870 .............. Nlntn Srel
Minna &eber, OeHen @attin .: -. W@ta Ebran
Scarf @eber, bdicn ein5iger Sobn 49,. an Ser Sront) gormon Brel
Bertha g8eber 80. 8ido 5atnougbt
gmo, oeren dlhte 8ofter, @emM6lin oes 2eutnonts Srun3 BON So
benburg (3r 3it on Ser 6ront) $3.50. Sobonna gielo9f
@eorg .................. @lTpo Sarrs
@Ia YhroQ Dinner $3.50. ................ Srene Wauer
SGene .................. 9elene SDruH
dPortho ......... .......... Margoret 2erd
Srt Ser Sonounq: SIM Sauie os Sermonn 8eber.
Set: Metbnodts= Abeno 1916.
10 Sehdccrnne Ser @aicn.
Washington Journal., 1916-12-29
@p. Qntd. Sreieiniafeits.a irde,

@de 4. nr0 6. Str. W.-@.
@ottesoienite: Sonntogs II llbr
moreens, oeltti6; 7.30 ubr obenOs,
englii6.
SonntoesiduIe $50 ubr morgens.
Washington Journal., 1916-12-29
Mus Oenti9en &ir9en.
ct. SObaHnes- Stride,
Gfe 41a un0 8 Str. @..@.

Gde Az uno 8 Str. S..@.
Morgen.@ otteSoienit Inn II l1br.
Abeno @~ottesoienlt I'M 8 llbr.
Sonntagsi6uIe uni 10 llbr.
RonfirmonOen llnterriht: 0ienS-
tags nod)nt. Inn 4 ubr.
aonfirmanoen r llnterri6t fir @r-
nofiene Nittpo6 Mbenos Inn Z l1br.
@e6etS ? MnOodt ieoen @ittpod
Nben0 Inn s ltbr.
Washington Journal., 1916-12-29
0abcm Gic 6eimnObeit nGtig? SIS
m0cbt ntcbtS aus, tUOr0n Gip lciccm

1lniere nenropatbiidc MetbuOe, ben SlutnmIanf
iuie6er 6er5nitelen, nnO nbiOlnt nutiuenSig nm bic
ScbensiGftc Ses 96rpers benz franfen 96rperteil
5n5nfibren berbinOert pUrseitigcn Sob, hilbert bic
Sdmcr5cn nn6 bringt Die 0einuObeit iuieSer nad)-
benz ale nnOere MeOi5in rnO nIc an6eren Nerste
nidlts sc6ulfen baben. Die 8einnObeit 1T ~iuertbOl,
naflOent man iie ~Oerloren fat. SUmfnt inO ~Derlanst
tic iuieOer. Nebmt Nutis OaDun, Oal rniere Olefe-
Washington Journal., 1916-12-29
vSdmGbiider &ranfeu ttnteritiik.
TINS . &ereinH.

Nm Oienstog, Sen 2.Sanuar 1917
obenos nm 7.3O ubr, finoet in Sp
@abmanns &ale, 705 Siebente Ctr
N.-@., oie General : 8eriamnlunQ
uno 8eamtenpabl oe8 Sdmaben-Ser
ems itott. MGe Mitglie6er iino er-
iitdt, antueleno All lein.
Washington Journal., 1916-12-29

California Mabeira, iebr aft nmb
bon bprsiislidem 8eidmaf. SOC
6as bolle Anart, BET Gbriitian
fanber, 900 Ute Str. N..@.
Washington Journal., 1916-12-29

0ebnrten:
@oIter Ii. 6. Gbriltian &nabe.
Scarf II. gmilie Cutler, Ndodeil.
9(orian II. so. aemper, &nabe.
@rnIt II. 81. &einbort, &nabe-
Gbeidlieknngen:
G6min 8. Sliieel uno emma =
Mnorefps.
Mmelia Moier uno @rneit S. aoams
Washington Journal., 1916-12-29
@~ei5nadtsfeier i'm aenti6en @uiienbans.

Gruadienen 80 Gents, bon 9inoerr
20 Gents beboben Deroeu lou. I'll.
men guten Tropfen miro Ser &atbs.
feler entbolten. Won fomme nit
6reltnoen uno 8efonnten gum beltt
iden @aiienbolts uro freue iif Mi
oen &in0ern.
Washington Journal., 1916-12-29

Hetro Oomeea's beriibmte ipa-
niiden Sberries finb in 10 Sor.
ten bei Gbriitian fanSer SIT Baben.
900 Ute Strafe.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-08-03
FORTY PEOPLE
WERE DROWNED
Nine Bodies Recovered and Thirty
Missing After Flood from
CIoudburst.

MIDDLESBORO, KY, Aug. mime
bodies were recovered and thirty
persons are missing as a result OF a
cloud burst in Barren valley, Clai-
borne county, Tenn, today.
Blair's creek became swollen from
rain starting at p. m. yesterday
and following a cloudburst at 2 a. m,
swept everything before it. Nearly
every house within an area of six
miles by one mile was washed away.
About $50 persons lived in homes
bordering the stream.
The dead so far reported are:
BOB JOHNSON. wife and two chill
dren.
MRS. SAM WILEY and two chill
dren.
BUSH HUGEsON and wife, bodies
recovered.
Their two children are believed
drowned, but the bodies have not
been recovered.
The home OF Crockett Edwards was
washed away. No trace Of Edwards
and his wife and four children has
been found.
Two bridges on the Southern rail-
road between Middlesboro and Knox
vile were washed out. Train service
will be delayed at least twenty-four
hours.
The property damage will amount
to several thousands of dollars. Citi-
zens of Tazewell. Tenn, organized
rescue parties and are searching for
bodies.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-08-03
Bomb for Negro Home.

DALLAS, Texas, Aug. 3.-The home
of William Connor, negro, who NOV
ed into a Restricted" portion OF
Deere Park, suburb, was badly
damaged by a gun powder bomb early
today. Mrs. Conner and her two
children, who were sleeping on the
opposite side Of the house from
where the bomb was exploded, were
unhrirt. Connor disappeared about a
week ago, after repeated threats
from white residents of the neigh
borhood.
Another negro who had moved In
to the house occupied by the Con-
nors, was driven away after a mob
threatened him one night. Conner
was ordered to move, but said he had
no money with which to pay the ex.
penses. Although segregation
ordinance was passed recently, the
police are powerless to enforce 1t I'M
til its legality has been ruled on by
the courts.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-08-03
FORMER OA|RYMAN
DIED HERE TODAY
Charles q. Nelson Had Been a Resi-
dent Of keotuk for Forty-eight
Years-Highiy Esteemed
Here.
HE WAS BORN IN SWEDEN
Came to keokuk in 1868 and Had Re.
sided Here Slnce-Leaves
Wife and Three
Children.

Charles G.. Nelson, an old resident
of Keokuk, and former well known
dairyman, passed away at his home,
: 1913 Blondeau street, at 2:25 o'clock
this morning at the age OF ~ years.
2 months and IT days. The decedent
had been in poor health for some
time.
Mr. Nelson was born at Skana,
Sweden, on May 16, 1914, and came to
the United States and direct to keo-
kuk in 1868, at the age of twenty-four
years The remaining forty-eight
years of his life were spent in this
city.
The decedent was married twice.
His first wife passed away forty
years ago. His second marriage was
to yendla Marie Peterson in the year
1878. Mr.. Nelson was engaged in the
dairy business here for many years,
but retired some time ago because
of i'll health. He was long mem
Der of the Swedish Mission church.
The survivors are his wife and the
following three children: Edward G,
Nelson, 1902 Fulton street: Mrs. L. NJ.
Larson, 1928 Concert street. and Miss
Nettie Nelson, who resid,s at home.
Six children died in infancy. Four
grandchildren also survive.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-08-03
COMING STRIKE
Is A MENACE
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hoping and praying that when the
executive board of the "big four"
brotherhoods and the general con-
ference committee of the railroads re-
sumo conferences in New York, Aug
ust s, they may come to some satisfac-
tory agreement.
Administration officials, representa-
tfves of the railroads and labor, how
ever, are pessimistic over possible
agreement at that conference. The
president is being kept informed
promptly Of every move in the
threatened crisis. When the vote Of
the trainmen Is counted-and 1t is as
sumed 1t will favor strike-the
United States board of mediation and
conciliaion will at once offer its
services.
In the event OF this board failing to
bring peace-and perhaps coincident
with the launching of its efforts
the president may attempt to prevent
the strike. 1
Street Car Strike.
NEW YORK, August 3.-Tie up OF
1921 cars that operate on the $50
miles OF surface tracks Of the New
York city railways within twenty-four
hours seemed certain shortly before
noon today when the conference call
ed by Mayor Mitchell between union
and company representatives failed to
reach an agreement. Eight thousand
men are affected
Such an addition to the lines on
which strikes already have been de-
cIared would bring the total mileage
directly affected up to 1,010, the num-
Der Of cars up to 2,14S and the number
Of men to $500.
Recognition of the Amalgamated
Association of Street and Electric
Railway Employees was the point on
which the conference struck a snag.
Union leaders insisted on such recog-
milton. President Shonts of the New
York City Railways refused even to
admit the men are dissatisfied.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-08-03
SUBMARINE IS
ON HER WAY
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| the upper structure OF the submarine.
| Captain Koenig being las. to descend.
shouting a farewell to Captain Hinsch
as he disappeared.
That's the last that viii be seen
of her until she bohs up in Bremen"
! declared Captain Hinsch.
Captain Zach Cuilison of the Tim
minis, would only say:
I'm glad she's gone"
It's the most worrisome bit OK pilot
ing Captain Zach has had to handle
in many day.
1t has been understood Captain
Koenig planned TO work his way
along the coast, north or south after
submerging, putting into some port
If forced to do so by the enemy
patrol. He desired to drive out into
the Atlantic, the moment he was
sure the patrol had been avoided.
The United States cruiser North
Carolina, assigned to neutrality duty,
was ordered in from the capes today,
indicating the belief Of government
oficials, at least, that danger of neu-
trality violation has passe1.
The Deutschland appeared in the
bay after spending the day in Tan
gier sound. thirty-five miles up, just
about sunset and was cutting across
the capes as darkness began to fall.
She was displaying red and green
lights close to the water, but soon
put these out.
Approaching the Cape Henry light
ship the submarine moved in close
to shore and held back while the
Timmins proceeded some distance
out, presumably to determine if hos
tile vessels were in sight. Presently
she signalled and the Deutschland
moved on past the cape. This was
about 8 o'clock.
The Deutschland drew near enough
to her pilot tug to permit the shout
ing of farewells and the cheering for
America and then the rolling water
began to pile up between them She
signalled briefly with her periscope
light. Then that blinked out and the
! tug turned back to Norfolk.
Trip 10 Not Wonderful.
LOS ANGELES, Calf, Aug. "a
feet of American made submarines
crossed the Atlantic six months be-
fore the arrival Of the German
blockade diver Deutschland, accord
ing to a statement made today by
Louis Roquette. under-secretary in
the department Of commerce of
France.
The subm arines made the voyage
under their own power from New
York to Toulon, France, Roquette
stated, slipping out from \ point near
New York.
The trip was made in fourteen
days without incident, tho under sec
rotary declared.
Roquette is here on official bust
ness.