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NJ TO HEAR FATE SOON
Supreme Court Likely - set cs..
for April y.

WASHINGTON, March i3.-herry y
Davis. attorney for David Lamar. n,.s
an affidavit to-day asking tho Sun-er.
Court to consider the personal AFFAIR, q
his client in fixing a time for argums,,
II was thought likely tina; tho com.
would order a hearing OH Apr, 3. r.,
would bring "A decision before tho On,
OF the term In June.
The Chief Justice announced ,ha, m.
court would take a recess next Monds,
until April 3.
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JUSTICE REJECTS HIS FEES.
East ROckaway OHicimI Wants y.
Pap for Doing Duty,

William i. W, Half. Jr.. Of Eas,
R~"rkaway, L. /, who besides being
police ,ustice of the village Is "A coal
dealer, a preacher and n reformer. has
another claim to fanle--he will accent no
fees for his work as dispenser Of village
Justice. lie has just turned over 10
the village sos collected In fines last
year. accompanied by his annual report.
in which he says he has deducted no
fees and IN fact lie won't accept any.
II cannot see why n time should b..
charged TO tho village says Justic.
Han, :" promised When elected 10 do
my duty, hut 7 didn't expect to he paid
for doing Il and do not care to be"
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Mrs, Wlhelmina Meyer MAYO. who is
suing Nirginius ST, Julian MAYO for
s2a0.000 damages because he induced
her To wed him when hc had a wife,
asked Justice iavegan yesterday In nun
iHh Mayo tor contempt because he
failed To appear IN The supreme Court
on January 20 under an order requiring
his examination before trial. The court
reserved decision.
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4. O.. II. Parade Argument To-day.

Argument was adjoWne until 10,
day on the Injunction and mandamus
proceeding brought in the Supreme
Court by the regular faction of the
Ancient Order Of Nlbe rnians To pre-
vent tho faction Loaded by Coroner
Timothy Healy from parading on 81
Pntrick's day as Hibernians. Justic.,
Gav.xan granted the adjournment yes
terday Oh the application Of the counsel
t0r the llOaly tuoHoo. s., =
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4 man with black beard and dead
" hite ftre leaned over she -,il of tn"
top gallery and yelled 10Y the chair
mans car-yeiled just once. ard th,r
ne was passed by n system Of relays ard
with incredible speed back 10 IL" wal.
down three flights OF stairs and out into
Fifty-scventh street. Things Ike that
were happening most all tn" time and in
ncwspa per sent enough war curfcspou-
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KANSAS CRY, Mo. March l3.-Iouis
Morriman, a negro who vas lnrn whiin
George Washington WAS PRESIDENT, died
AT his home in this ci'y last night, H.
was born lei years ago ou the S,ophrr
pla ntotion IN Virginia and wa the oldest
man on the United states pension rolls,
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Continued from First Page.

chairman OF tho committee executive
committee. for the purpose OF reading
two sets OF resolutions that expressed
the sentiments Of the committee and of
by far the majority of tho 3,300 persons
W into the hall. He read the first
resolution:
RESOLVED, That we. the members u
the American Rights Committee and
their friends. In general meeting as
sembled, hereby pledge our hearty sup
port to the President of the United
States In his firm stand In defence Of
the rights Of American citizens. AS an
nounced by him In his letter of the cath
day Of February. 1916. to the chairman
NJ the Senate Committee on Foreign
Relations, and We condemn all members
of the Congress Of the United States
who are willing to surrender those rights
under the pressure OF German threats"
The hullabaloo started all over again,
with perhaps 100 men shrieking hatred
for England. Mr.. Putnam appealed
~sauarely to the police:
I'VE have "a right tO law and order"
he shouted. II call on the city Of New
York TO enforce our rights"
Big Tom tndcrhill. police captain at
the West Forty-seventh street station.
charged straight down into the mob OF
disturbers n reached for one Of the
ring leaders. This person made the mis-
take OF his life. lie aimed a wallop
for Cnderhilrs chin. missed. and the
next instant he was In the sweet land
Of dreams as they carried him out feet
first. Others went with him. venting
their wrath In screams-nOt mere shouts
but too discreet to fight back. The
whole place was boiling. Policemen
were combing the audience upstairs and
down Ghrtil pntra x~,kt Shu s,,,,,,t,
One Woman Elected.
Curse all tho British'-and one had
Just time to see a skirt flirting down "A
side aisle ~ u woman, rather young
Ned IN haste to avoid a clawing police
hand. II was five minutes before tn.
policc quelled this particular outbreak
u gave MIR. Abbot Il chaiicc TO read the
second set of resolutions These. after
reciting the T.u'uuic war crimes COM
planned OF and stating that the United
States ought to side with the Allies, not
only because of principles of humanity.
justice n democracy. but because II
would tend TO shorten the war, EXPRESSED
the committees sentiments az follows
Resolved. That the safety and honor
OF the American people and their duty
10 defend and maintain the rights ~
humanity require us to approve the
cause for which the Enten'. Allies ar,
Fighting. n to extend to these Allies
by any means ~ our power not MY
sympathy but direct cooperation a,
the proper time. to the end that gov
eminent OF IN" people, by the people.
for the people, shall not perish from
the earth aud.
Resoir,d. further. That in spite OF
the u~uwarranted destruction OF Amer.
Na., 1s..a sfLV. .lL,f4 L.. .-
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3ubGlter Elm, an MabIe tsilaunebs
men, unb aus politit ooer aus anses
borener 9Dfli4teit benabm er ii4
nunmebr ipie Der feinite Salonmann.
Mm 1admittag nurbe bic SieIta
Der flint 3ellengenohen plObli4 ses
it0rt burd elm getpebrsetnatter. bas
mon gona beutlid i'm Sof unter Den
5enitern b0rte, uno auberbem ourd
ben 2drm bon S9ritten in ben
@Gngen bss @efdnsnifes. Die @e>
fongenen Iiefen raid porbei, einen
REF man our9 bas Sdtebfeniter Der
Sir an unb bsfraste Jpn, mas es
sebe. u0ie BreuBen Iinb in Paris
ein%seorungen," a~ntportete man raid,
runb man fiiiiIiert ale Spionosepers
od9tigen."
Sd tonnte Dies ales ni9t slaus
ben, aber i'd mubte mid bod auf
mein 9ett nieoerIeben unb ebenio Die
anbern. Die Sur9t uno bic Dut Der
einen Dergr0Berte bic Surdt unb bic
Mut Der anoern, bic tobten, oab iie
10 5piIden Den bier Wauern zines
9efGngnisbofes enbisen miiBten
obne i6re l1ni4ulo betpeiien gu tDns
men.
9as @eipebrgetnattsr b0rte bann
auf uno fpdter erfubren mir, bab
cine beutI9e Saube ii6er bas @eIdns
be seflosen mar unb 'oaB Solbatea
BON So9e aug auf oas 2uftfabr5eus
geidpHen botten. re
No9 biefer emotion batter mir
cine Sreube. 2lls mir ben SuBboben
reinigten, fanben mir in sinem @ins
Eel in gapier einsebiut Elm pollitGns
biges &egelipiel, bas in gang ausse>
Sei4neter Weiie aus 8rottrumen pers
ferti9t unb ieBt 10 bart mar, als OF
es aus Stein pGre. Die &esel iparen
ni6t gang 10 bo6 ipie elm Singer
uno bic 8egelfugeln tparen 10 glatt
tpie 8inarbtuseln. Dir besannsn
nun lln5abll9e %egelpdrtten, tino Da
mir tpenigftens, luas unier 8etrogen
anlan9te, in anie9sn itanben, 10 fags
ten Die Wd9ter, Die bon 3eit gu 3eit
bur9 Dos S4iebefeniter fa6en.
ni9ts. 8ir ipurben nun tiibner uno
fabrisisrten elm 9ameipiel aus peis
ben unb f9par5en 9rpttrumen, fer
ner 8artens unb Dominoipiele aus
&artonfdadteln. l1nb ba niemanb
bon uns. troB oes eriten Gtels. ben
er empfunben bate, mebr an Die UNI
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bies Ietner 3eituns mitteilen min,
obne boron gu benten. baB CT BON
sinsm feinOliden u<8oot 6elaui9t
peroen tam. Sd balte bic fali4e
Ranri9t auf ober parteili9 sefdrbte
8eri9te. eie bic Dffentlihe Meinuns
b%eunrubisen fDnnen. SD S%eritors GEE
fd6rlide 2esenpen uno f9dblide
pbantaIiesebilpe. limb tpent ib
bann - beim Morsensrauen - naH
12itinbiser, erIdDpfenoer arbeit
abgeloit trurbe, 70 batte ib ben @ins
bud, teine berd1tlide Role geiptett
gu ba6en, benrt meme Sders. meine
10 oft ~perfpottete Sdere, battle bic
Maiden bon unii1tbaren Rebea
fur9f9nitten, bic man iiber bas
9anb toertslt polte, llnb td fam mtr
Dor, tpis Elm pionier. Der nit feiner
9rabtfdsrs ben 8erbau bur9fdnets
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sebeure e9mubisfeit Der @stten
6o6te, ipurbe sic 3sle fir uns na4
unb mad cine Dirt Stub. Oils Der
pberIte 8ddter BEN Wiliondr cine
tleine 3elle fir ii9 ullein onboi. arts
lpprtete bieisr obne 81 %Snhoern: SD
hobe bier brsi Greunoe, Die i'd ni3t
oerIdNen ipia.
Conn fam Elm 9lrids uon unQcs
fdbr aatSe9a Sobren. Der 9arS oas
4usIeben zines NpaGen bate. anf
Ieiner @ange elm GROCER iGmar5er
8erbono, feline YoIe lit bur4 einen
etel6aften Qusi6log bnlb ~Serfre1tn,
fem redtes au9e 1T bsrsits ergriffsn
unb maj fro9t iid, Of unter Dem
8erbonbe iein Munb ni6t Biz gu BEN
Sbren rei9t. Seine 9aale iinb gIatt
getGmmt unb baten an Der Stirne
SranIen. @tpas tiefer barunter be-
finoet iia cine tdtopierte SnI6r'it
nit groben 8u9taben. Sn Dem
@intel bes' Munbes, bar geIuno lit,
tlebt itdnoig bas leBte StiidAen Ell
ner Cigarette, bic er ME un5iinost.
Infer jusenOlt6er Genofe ge9t in
Der 3elle unaufbDrli4 auf uno ab
unb i6impft aaf bic 9eute, Die i'm
perbaftet babeE, als oh lie oa pdz
rem. &onn er benn nit feiner &rant<
belt Solbat iein? Rimmt man benin
9eItalten tpie Die feline in Der Irmee
ouf2 8rou9t man oa piele gapiere
unb OOfumenie, i'm Dos 81 betpei=
feng
@r feBt iit9, pine auf bic anberen
3sllengenoFen gu a6ten. ouf cine
8ant ntepsr, bemertt einen S4mubs
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3elensenoIen miiKen aufla4en. Stun
fdnst er nit benz Miaiondr au fret
ten an unb beOrobt i'm. namiiiiert
bid bas pielletht. bob man mid ins
@efdnsnis seieBt BATE
S0fli9 ertpioerte Der Milionar
barauf. bab i'm blob feline 4rt. bic
@1ube su puben, amiiiiert babe uno
baB e. tbm bafiir bantbar lei, peil
es inn gum eritenmal felt bier Saz
gen persDnnt sepeien fei, gu laden.
Der Miliondr erSdblt auf bas 8es
fragen bes iunsen Mannes, Der iid
nit benz Namen Benjamin poritellt,
tpesbalb er bier iet unb biefer repans
diert ii9 init ieiner @ef4idte. Gin
5rauenaimmer. bas atpeimal 70 alt
getpeien lei tpie er, bate ibn nit Iid
genommen. als er 15 Sabre alt NOR.
Gines Soses bate ct senus bon ibr
nnb an einem Der folsenben 4benDe
er{9ien ite an elmer Strabenede Dor
i6m. gr fab nur einen Slaidenbols.
Der apetmal ppr feiner Gugen tanste,
ftel nteoer unb beulte uno febte bic
les Seulen Stpei Sage uno apei
Hddte fort, neil fe inn @itriol ius
8eiidt sei9Ittet bate. SEEDS Do<
den lag ct i'm @pital, unb bann mar
er bas %getporben, tpas &c mar, elm
8uride, ben mon nur nit Mitleio
anIab.
Ser MiqionGr fla9te ben 8ur>
iden aug unb erfubr, baB er ieiner
Mutter our 2aIt faIe, bic 9aherin
lei unb Sag unb Rddt arbeite, 8on
Mitleto ersriffeu, periprad inn Der
Miniondr. oaB er. inn aus ameritn
cine aauti6ptmoste ptroe trmmen
iofen uno oab er i'm, iuenn er has
8efangnis perIaFen fol.e, dls 8ut,
ser eints autrmobilS onltellen
iperbe.
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ST tpar als Der espionage peroddtis
Oerbaftet uno in bas llnteriudunss=
sefaugnis sefibrt porben. in Dem er
apei Wo4en perblieb, bis si4 feline
pGllise llnfduIo eripies.
Na9bem Der 8eri9teritatter ale
bic traurtgen Sormalitdten bes eriten
Sases an fid bate boriiberseben lafs
fen, erbielt er ON nddIten Sage gu
feinen bisberisen BRET 3ellengenoNen
nod ei,.sn bierten. Dies mar Elm 3uz
bdlter. gs mar Elm sroBer, iunser
Mann. Der elegant setletbet NOR uno
Dor Wut tobte. baB .er fid hatte patz
len laiieu. ST parf fi4 brutal uno
nit apniiden @usbriden auf bas
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Der tirkifHe soldat.
Grahtises @,enihenmatsrial in Der
p%smaniiGen Mrmel.

Die @Or5iige beg tiirtii6en SoIs
bnten i9Iioert elm Sa9funOiger ME
fol9t:
Gs lit nift leidt, Die tiirtiI4en
Spib0lcn nit ZEN Solbatsn psIteuros
pdii@er Stantsn gu per9leiGen. sic
TiRo eben Elm Sbp fir ii9. Der Siirte
lit in Der Re9el bpn mittlerer ooer
bas MittelmoB iiberIteigenoer &0rs
pergeitnlt unb faIt our9peg bon brei>
tenn 8ruItumfang. Ser tiirtiIGe 9o,z.
Dat betmag Sag fir Sag, bonn Iriiben
Morgen Bis gum ipGten I6en6 81
mari4ieren unb 81 fGmpfen unb es
bsbarf fir ibn EGufig nllr elmer
!Sanhbpll MebIs pber zines 9efers
Maiisr, um feline aroft uno feinen
Miut aufre6t gu erbaIten. @es
rabe Den selneinen Monn bat
Gcneralfelbmori6ou bon Der @olb
ols ben @lau3puntt Der tiirtis
i9en armee beseihnet un6 bon inn
aefnst, bab an @usbauer, 2eiitun0ss
fGbigteit unb @eniigfamfeit Die @eIt
tieiem prG6tigen Menidenmaterial
faum ettpas @lei9pertiees geseniibers
Itellen tann.
Ser tiirtiide Solbat pirb niemals
murren; iapeigenb iibernimmt er ies
ben 9efebl, mag bieier ibn audi auf
cine 10 barte Yrobe ftellen. Sur Elm
8eiipiel fet bierfiit mad Der Mitteis
lung zines &riegs5eridterit attsrs ans
sefiihrt. Dieter traf zines 9oges auf
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vera6 tet.
Sas traariee Sdbidial cine. franS5F 4.
ifeu Senfor.

Sas traurise sdidial cine. franSbF.
ifIeu Senior.
Sin Barrier SS~purnaliit ertennt nit
@ntIeBeu in einem Mlunn in fobens
I9eintsem ansuJ. Der nit ipibem
Stod 3igarrenitummel auffummelt
unO einitedt einen ebemalisen Soles
gen, INN osfien artitel ii4 frii9er bic
sroben 3situnsel riien. ST erfdbrt,
bus Client bes Gripurnalilten famine
Oaber, oab er cine 3eitlang 6ei Der
3eniurbebGlbe 9ienit tun mubte.
0arauf itlohen iia ibm. 70 eraabIt
Der rSemps". idntli6s ReDottions'
tiiren.
,S9 psnte aber Oo9 germ Daran,"
Iast Der llngliitli9e, .pie i9 gang
alein in BET Na9t an meinem Sem
Iortii9e iab, Cine ununterbrodsne
&eibe bon SrbpnnanSunteroffiaieren
sntleerten ibre 4ttentaI9en unter
meiner 2ampe. unb cine pabre Slut
bon Seleerammen ergoB ii9 baraus.
illus allen 9immelsri9tungen famen
bic flsinea r8Iauen" an, unb idon
ibr erItes Dort erpedte ben @eoan.
ten on lrseno cine ferne 2anbIdaft:
petersburg, Mabrib, Saloniti. 2ons
bon. 9uiareit, Rom. 2ifabpn. Sos
penbasen, Rep gorf, @Isier, Die sors
ae @elt par 6ier pertreten uno fills
iterte an msinem DIP, pie Der Saean
in Der Mui9el iingt. Seoes pieier
tlsinen blauen Re9tede mar ein mos
glider Spnsel. DARN iab ih Deere
i9 oeri9irben unp aaIammsnldmsls
gen, i9 iab bic Diplomaten pprii6tis
CARTE Gdben ipinnen. Iab Stdbte fals
len unb bic 8eI,esten sefansen. Sd
Iab ben 3sppefiH aus ieinem S4up'
pen besausglsiten. foIste feiner &C.
fdb,liden Spur, iab ibn entbedt. per'
folst unr auf Der Gidtebr. Sd
bore au1 um bic Mttterno9tsi iunps
ben per3ntifslten 8uf zines BON et'
nenl uatetieeboot pertolsten S6iffes,
unb Der 9ttesrnpb iibsriebt mir leine
RotignoI; Biz es nod gliidlid in
ben rettenpen Safen sinlduft. Cine
5suers6runt tri9t aus, cine 6abrit
fltest in DE 2uft, Elm 3us entgleif.
unO ba fife i9 tpie cine Spinht I'M
mitten zines Neses bon Sudenosn
SGoen, III benz ReB, pas Die @lsttri'
5itGt I'm cie Nelt gelest fat, uno
i9 babe nur penise Stunoen bas
@sfiibl, Der 3entraInerp Jrantreids
gu fetn. sd babe bic Siirior9e uno
8erantpor!une fir Menf9enleben.
Sd begleite in @eoanten bas nit
Sruppen bslaoens Sransporti9iff.
oas ii9 oif sebeimem Wese einem
uerTtedten Safel nGbert, uno i'd ers
tide IGneI bic gtimme Oes aorre'
| Tponbentsn, Der. 10 gut unterri4tst,
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einen tiirtiI6en SolOatsn, ser einsn
sanaen Sag nidts. aber au4 gar
ni4ts gsnofsn bate. gnblid batte
ibm Elm slidli4er 3ufau elm Stiid
robes Sleii9 in bic Sanb geIpielt.
unb Der Siirte bodte nieber, ma4te
untsr allerlei S9nierigteiten Elm
5elsr an, fab Damn rubis uno frieo>
lid Dor Dem aoG1topf unb ipartete.
90 tpurbe inn gang unertpartet elm
ipfurt ausSufiibrenoer 8efe9l suteil.
Dime nit Der 8imper gu 6uden,
lDI9te Der SpIbnt oas Seuer aug,
persidtste auf bas isbuiiiatig eripars
tete, tdrgli6e MGbl unb sins bune
grig babpn, Inn ben 9efebl ausaufibs
rem.
9iefe Sreue betpabrt Der tiirtii9e
Splbat Bis in Den Sob. &rantbeit
unb Munben ninlmt er ebenIo rubtg
Fir, pie a1es pas fonit bas 8riesss
Ieben bes SolOaten nit ii9 brinst.
8efGlt es @uab. sann miro er ges
Iunb, Inn fofort pieber auf feinen
alten Plab Surid5ufebren. 9at es
alab aber in ieinem Rate bei9loRcn.
ihn aus Der 3eitli9teit abaurufen,
oann itirbt er eben rubis, au9 nidt
oas tle:nfte Wo:t bes llnmuts ober
Der &lase pirb aus feinem Munoe
fliebsn. Gin peiterer berporite9enoer
Puntt i'm Gboraiter 0es tiirtifden
5pioaten 1T feline @brli9teit. llnebr@
li4e 2eute iinb i'm tiirtiiden Sesrs
.benio sroBe arsnobmsn pie urses
borfame; Der SolOat, Der ungeboriam
ober uaebrIi9 it,. pirb bon feinen
aameraosn als nidt mebr 81 ben ibs
rigen gerednet unb Der allgemeinen
Bera6tung preisge9eben.
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Sn benz 9orfe Marsreib
in Der Rdbe bon 8osen, Stroll, Bat
fi9 elm entfeblides llnsliid NIT etc
ner Sonbgranote augetrasen. 3tnz
Der fanben cine ipabrideinIid bon
einem llrlauber nit nod 5aufe ses
nommere !Sanbsranate unb benubten
lie ols Spiel5eus, pobei fie pl0Bli&
erpIobierte. Srei in Der 0dbe be-
finblide Perfonen iuuroen fofort ses
tStet. apet onbere fdper perlebt.
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. ieer Sage fab Der
5elbbiiter bon ct. 2eonarb Spiiden
Sicers unb Sitten in Der S1tpei5
einsn Semsbod bur4 bic geben itols
sieren, gr beriaste oas Sier, bas
fia obne sroBe Gile berspdrts aog.
auf Der Serraffe bon Gems traf es
nit ieiner 9ais aufammen. Sierauf
beIu9te bas gaar IeIbonber ben
S@ei6enftanb bes Srtes, ebe es tpte.
Der ben beimifden Selien fi9 5u'
tponbte.
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gett unb bradts Ole ltnter6aItuna

8ett uno bra9ts Die llnterbaltuns
Der anbsrn gum S9peisen. Gin 2eis
oenssenoTe bes @raablers mar elm
@emiiieaustrdser aus ben Salen,
unb Der elesante iunse Wann tples
bsKen i9ii9ternen annabrunssperius
DE brutal auriid, teilte boiler Stol5
feline iosiale Situation nit nnb
ribmte, baB er nni4t arbeite1. Drei
SniaKen Der Belle, elm 8antoiener,
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ErlrhntsHr rtnra SptnnH.
ssenen aus eiuem sariis. Gefausuis.

elm MliGiondr unb Der Ssridteritat
ter, lieBen fi6 oas @HeH BON aus'
pdrts tommen. Die Slide osS Ydnt-
bieners i6ien bic feinIte gu iein. Ger
Satat insbeIOrbsrs, Sen oeITen Srau
ber9eri9tet bate, mar ein @llnoer
Der So8tunIt, man (uo nun ben
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fled auf einsm ieiner feinen gbep<
rsauidube, bic fOnberbar NIT benz
Mansel zines Sembtrosens tontra@
ftieren. Nun itsbt er auf uno reibt,
auf einem 8eine itebenO. ben S4ub
70 lanse an ieiner peiten idmur5sn
Samtbofs, Biz er bell 9ldnst. Die
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Gin 9eIsgentli9sr Mitarbsiter bes
.5empS" i4iIbert in elmer grtttelIe.
RE feline grlebnihe IN Dem Barrier
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ga @onciers
gerie" lpdbreno Der Qusuittoge bes
porlebten Sa6res, serabe oils bic sros
Be SdlaGt on Der Morne itattfono.
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bet, nm benz aniturm Der Seinisen
Plab gu i9atfen. limb pas @Roe
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The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-08-10
MAN SHOOTS GIRL-JEALoUsY?

Chicago police searching for Guy
O'Brien, a wealthy young farmer of
Hemar, Ill, who escaped in a high
powered auto after shooting and
seriously wounding his sweetheart,
Ida Torkelson.. The shooting occur
red on a highway near Newark, III.
The girl, was buggy riding with her
mother when O'BTien rode up and in
sisted the girl get into his machine.
AS she arose from the buggy he fired
three shots, two Of which took eff
feet. Then he sped away. Jealousy
is blamed. O'Brien wanted to marry
the girl
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-08-10
SAYS STEADY GAINS ARE MADE
AGAINST PRIVATE CONTROL
OF PUBLIC UTILITIES


Chicago, wants what he calls ''the
public ownership crowd to know
that sure and steady gains are being
made against private control of pub
lie utilities.
Believe me, a fight against taxa
ton without representation is being
made at Springfield now. Petitions
are being circulated this week for a
referendum Of the voters Of Spring
field on whether the city shall sell
electric light to citizens in competi-
ton with the Hodenpyl-Hardy syndi-
cate.
''This question sooner or later will
come up in Chicago. AS the sanitary
district plant is developed the time
will come when it will have more sur
plus light and power to sell. The
monopoly electric interests Of Chi
cago will try to stop the city from
selling it's own citizens electric light
at a lower price or any price.
willis J. Spaulding, commission
er Of public property, some time ago
began selling Springfield people cleo
trio light at a lower price than the
private monopoly. Several injunc-
ton suits are now pending. It is con-
tended the city has no right to make
or sell electric light, even though it's
selling price is lower than the mo-
nopoly.
"The Hodenpyl-Hardy syndicate
owns plants in go other American cit
les. It looks like a subsidiary or an
ally Of the Westinghouse interests.
When Springfield tried to buy a tur-
bo-generator from the Westinghouse
Co. that company fooled along with
promises and equivocations for long
time. The longer it was able to keep
Springfield believing it would get the
machinery the longer it was delaying
progress Of public ownership and
helping the local monopoly profits.
In the end Springfield got discour-
aged with Westinghouse tricks and
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-08-10

went to a Kentucky city for a turbo-
generator.
"Springfeld newspapers are full of
ads telling how the local monopoly
is good to Springfield and is selling
electric light below cost.
"And, as in Chicago, the newspa-
pers taking these ads are not making
any fight for the consumers who pay
monthly light bills"
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-08-10
SEc'Y OF STATE STEVENSON
WANTS STEVENSON PRoBED

Sec'y Of State Lewis G. Stevenson,
who is a candidate for reelection,
has asked States Atty. Hoyne to in
vestigate the epidemic of Stevensons
yearning to be secretary of state and
who are running as Democrats.
Stevenson has a suspicion somebody
is slipping something over on him.
On the ticket near his name appear
Lewis ]. Stevenson, Louie Stevenson
and Sim Stevenson. The latter has
withdrawn and explained to the sec
rotary Of state that he had entered
the race at the instance Of Tim
Grove, a member of the Sullivan
faction, which doesn't like the pres
ent secretary. The petitions of the
three strange Stevensons are said to
have been circulated by employees Of
the election board. Bart Collins of
the election board is the Sullivan
candidate against Lewis G. Steven
son.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1916-01-27
John E. Davis

In this issue will be found the
formal announcement of Mr..
John e. Davis as a candidate for
the Office of Circuit Clerk to fill
out the unexpired term OF the
late Hitler Gilfoy. Also you will
find card from Mr.. Davis, to
which we direct your attention.
Mr.. Davis was before the
voters for this place during the
canvass last summer and made a
very creditable race. He is a
native of the county, having been
born and reared on a farm just
a little way out of Houston, He
is good man and well qualified
for the place, and should the
voters see fit to elevate him to
this office, we are assured that
it will be in good hands. We
commend his candidacy to the
voters of the county.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1916-01-27
Honor Roll

Honor roll for the Buena Vista
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