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The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1916-05-18
Revising the Marriage Ceremony.

Agitation has begun in the General
Conference of the Methodist Episcopal
church, in session at Saratoga Springs,
for further change of the marriage
ceremony. The bride IS promise to obey
was eliminated several years ago, with
out disastrous results, and now the re-
formers would omit from the ring cere-
mony the words E'and with my world
ly goods I thee endow.' They cause
an impecunious groom to imagine the
wedding guests are tittering. Furth-
ermore, statutes are made and provid-
ed for endowment. But why use the
ring at all? Although some profess to
see in the mystic circlet an emblem of
continuous, never-ending affection, it
historically symbolizes the fetter with
which the bride was bound in the days
when men got brides by capture in
stead of purchase or wooing. The
best man. is also survival of the
time when the friend of the bridge
groom stood off the bride IS relatives
with a. sword or a club. A ring has
its value, after marriage, especially to
novelists, but its use in the ceremony
is anachronistic, in these days Of wife
ly freedom. If any ring is used at all,
it would be better to follow the Ella
borate ceremony Of the Greek church
and have rings exchanged
But there have been few ceremonies
that did not contain some signs of
wifely subsection. In Hungary the
groom administered a gentle kick to
the bride, m Russia the father touched
her with new whip, which he pre-
sented to the groom, and in Croatia
the groom boxed the bride Is ears. The
tapping of the bride on the head with
an old shoe, later presented to the
groom, was another popular way of re-
minding her Of her proper place in the
matrimonial system.-St. Louis Globe
Democrat.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1916-05-18

Of course, we know that the prisons
of the state are not large enough to
take care of all the criminals, but at
that it would be better to build big
ger prisons than to turn these people
out on parole just to have to take them
back under new sentence.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1916-05-18

Tt is strange thing that with one of
the handsomest and most convenient
mortuary chapels to be found any
where in the cemetery at Kenosha the
people do not use it. The donors of
the chapel made it understood that this
was for the use Of all the people.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1916-05-18
MARRIAGE LICENSES ISSUED.

A license has been issued for the
marriage of Miss Nancy Unit to j.
Vincent Martin and to Miss olga War
onka and Tony Griskenitz, all of Ke-
nosha.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1916-05-18

A school nurse may cost a little
money to the people of the city, but
a healthy body of school children is
worth lot more than the school
board could possibly spend along these
directions.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1916-05-18

We have heard lot of arguments
in favor of municipal ownership of
telephones, but the claim that munich
pal ownership will stop eavesdropping
is going to new limit. Stopping the
curious from "rubbering" is like
changing the leopard s spots. It
can't be done.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1916-05-18

Now that the official cleanup week
is over the police and health depart
ment will proceed to clean up lot of
the fellows who failed to get enthusi-
astic enough to aid in the crusade.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1916-05-18

The people can take some comfort in
the fact that they won't have to sit
up nights this year to figure out who
is their second choice for the nomina-
ton for sheriff. just another chance
to show that there is no mourning for
"Mary Ann
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1916-05-18

There is just one CANCEL" behind
the Roosevelt boom and that is the
demand of a lot of people who want
action which will compel peace and
make war impossible by preparing for
peace. "We want Teddy" is strong
er than the support of any CANCEL"
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1916-05-18

The fact that the Navy league has
sued Henry Ford for 100000 for libel
will probably not bother the Detroit
man in the least. A measley little
hundred thousand dollars is one of the
least of his troubles.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1916-05-18

Tt might be good scheme for some
fellow to suggest the sprinkling of the
alleys in Kenosha Street sprinklng
is not of great value when cloud of
dust comes from an alley every time a
team drives through it.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1916-05-18

The council will find it lot cheap
er to pour little oil on t. macadam
streets than to rebuild them entirely.
OF course the latter course will have
to be followed sooner or later and it
may be false economy to delay the
time for it.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1916-05-18

With tickets to the Republican con-
vention selling at fifty dollars each the
average Republican will probably be
willing to accept newspaper reports
of the bout rather than seek ringside
seats.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1916-05-18

Probably the experience of the
truck drivers in repairing roads in
Mexico can be called into service in
working out some plan for the repay
ing of Main street.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1916-05-18

The house of John szafranski over
on Racine avenue was struck by light
ming during the storm of Sunday af-
ternoon. fortunately the members of
the family escaped uninjured but the
chimney was knocked off the house and
it was badly damaged.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1916-05-18
Swine az Food.

Nor than half of the worlds pop
ulatiol still regards meat Of swine as
unfit for human consumption.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1916-05-18

Try a Want Ad.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1916-09-14
80 Sabre in s9eftpbalia.

adniiia Sabre ipareu es am Wun
tNa ben II. September felt bic ehrlu
yiorie Tame Sdineiiern In @eiigha
fla nntamcn. &c roren Shmeiie,
Cberiu M. lllrira bic I'M Rui letter
Sabres neriiarb, bic Dor Ginger
Snbren reritorbene Sdlweiter 9heo.
bnta u. Sdlueiter Batilois, bic mad
rinem 7sidbriaen @irten in bieier
8emcenbe rnh einemi nnberen @irf
unaireiie abbernieu wurbe NIB oeren
Stelle bic iesiae ODerin Shtpef!er
Jelitiana einnahm.
Eis naf Der gpIlcnbuna bes aiO=
tiers, etua I'M baS Snbr 1870, hiens
te ben Shweitern baS irlbere a0s
nias, jest &ubmadler' 6aus ole
@obuuna. Was bic ebru. Shne.
tern Der Gemeinbe iiets aeueien uno
nod beute fnb, bebari teinet mel.
teren Grlpdhnuna. Sc aenuat su
'uaen: Gin Seeen tparen anb inb
lie Der @emeinbe.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1916-09-14
2ooic Greet.

%m Mittrpdl Moracn ZEN 90. Nj.
euii III nndl iurscr Sronthc't Tr.
3ohn 9IUitc aCiiprbcu Scin Qcihnnm
iuuroc nm 6reitng ben !. Scptcmbcr
nni bjciiacn tnth. @ptteSadcr ,ur les,
ten Hbe boebcttet. Gr ruhe in 6rie
ben,
Ncim Wath. 9cibcincu III nod
tnuacn Sohrcu micocr Der Sturdl
croctcbrt uuo biesmal nit cireu
,lclnen Sehnc. glllc ouocreu ieincr
ainocr Nuo Waoher.
Vim Nuntna Npracr upriaer 0ps
dc .ieiertcn hieilae siptrc Came
Sdlucicra bas 2jidhr;ac 1hbildum
,brcs SicritirS. 2bcilurhmcr on
Der Scicr mnrcn Il Der chriu. bcnodl.
bortcn Shmciicru m,c and Die Gric.
iier Der Ndl"boracmeinecn ssenpbo,
Iio. piun. 1ranicuiiciu. Sihipun.
thin uuh Srcebura. NIs @citcni
upn Der @emelnee purtcu linen Is
iilbcrne Tcl'ars nbcrreidt. Tns
NnbI ieruirtcu bic TnGcn Der Ge.
I'm s'iarbouic. Tttoe Sen
criieu IS Sabrcn oiele oubere ,}ahrt
icnenSrcieten @irtcns in 2ppie Greet
iplQcr.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1916-09-14
Tiir einc Spnos Gin sgabe i'm 0e,
TRACE bon 100000
Jir @eeebau in ciase Gountp
tuiro bel Der S0abi i'm Tppems
Der abseitimmt tueroen.

Tem GsiipiC.e cicler nnterer
Counties I'M Sonie ourh cine gOut.
nusaate ben Hscaebau iuitemntiih
uno nutbrinaeno betreibeu Al Ton.
men. piro nut Sinae GOuntp iplaeu,
9u Der Icbten Sibun9 cutihieo iih
bic 6ourtp Guart fur hicieu Sdlritt
nno perhen su bieien Suede Tetiti,
omen sirtulirt UeroCn nm bic r0tbi'
ae Snbl llnterlhriiten BON Steuers
sablern Sn erlnn9en beren es bebari
UNI bieie @orInGc nui ben Stimm,ets
tel su brinaer. &ie beretnet, plrs
OF cine Sonbnusaobe in 0bhe upn
$500. 0On, snhIba, IN 20 Sabren. bic
3inicn einaeretnst. cine Steuer pen
45 Gents an l.bem hunoert Collar
Nertb cirseit3de.eu GiNcrthuns ers
Iuroern; stpa onFielbe was Der
steuersobler aud iest On s2egeitcu=
ern entridtsi Ter llrteritieb i'm
sSeqeh2u plroe eiu aeUaltiaer ieir.
Nnliatt oab lept nit BEN Ueniseu
@etoe oos hie'er Grelte. ben iGbrlis
den @eaeiieuern entflebt, nUr bic
nllecnpt hneneiGitcu - rro cit Sieic
nidlt = &cpl-a;arsa al urieru we.
aen aemadt ucroer itnner. t0unsr
mfttels bieier Sunn,e IN psui9er
lItren YnutiirlGcn - 9aroiirobeh
iur bic 7ouer - uter ooS enr;c
&uuatp Qsbnut ircvoer. q. ferocm
licot oarir nah elm areercr arc6tr,
Gin ooopcltcr &0rthcil iur un'ert
y. uptiirHben. IA, 81 Die uou ur'cr,
tni ahtb. Apnsrtfmann Shad!c'Crh
I'M Suuarep e,uaercitie -@poe
Honbs- gill gum Seicee netporoer,
bic 9teaicrura cerpildttt III iur lcoen
ilr ipidlc ganolho6cu ousaeaeberer
Dollar nit einrm 1uocrtrs Collar 81
oupIisireu B. b. iIir 10 de garo'
itroBeu leo, bcS Gpurtn circr Collar
ocacn eiuen auoercu uor Der &eaicr
uua bemiIlieten auS. limb oaSu nct
Die Stnntsaelber OILS %cil:cutr lur
bic eirselueu Counties. 2os nit
iuld,eu Summcn -'ir Siaae Gpurtr
uurocn Ec ub,r cine taIEC 9Iillirr
bcetuten - GruRnriaeS in, @tacbau
arIciiiet uno SioGc Sour'a. no Is
am uolbiacn Material ridlt 'eh.t.
in peniNer Sabrtr Siege hubsn fam
oui bic es npl; iciu mag uro bic Nh
rlreia een hsfcn in, Staatc anrrl'
bcr tbnneu. hnbCn miro, II oubcr
6raar. TU Suraer. Der 'rin
Gpuutp rih; rudiiaueie ittcn Mill;
rsr rcu Cen Steuccr Die sr 'ar sScGc
arsaisbt. enolih cir!ul 9iutcn babCn
mphte. ii,mnit inr:oie srreauseabs,
ooran III 'sin 3'rei'tl.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1916-09-14

tamen snHe!euraen gum Gtrifen
tun.
Sir molfen hoiIen unb beten. baf
auh In 8ufuuit bic Rhhon Dor ai'
len Decentralization perifoni
bIeibt unb aud, bns. mas iebt itein.
bar seaen bic Ni'iion 1T unb ae,
iheibt. iih su ibr mentet. Ter lie.
bet Sutt reif cuh bns gbie sum
@uteu su tpenben. Tie 9eier bee
8citsblattes unb bic @phltdtrr Der
Wiiiiion uno Der armen 0eioentinber
n6dJte idl alsihialls reftbsrSlih
UNI ihr gebet bitten.
Wit ben beiten GrnBen perbleibe
ih fists
Shr banfbnr ereebener
u. W c faanp,
5ihanatie-, uia Sbnn9hai.
Sbartuna. Gbinn.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1916-09-14
2rIi. unS Sset.
(Giuoriarei.l

To ih 9crcu, lerr Geitpr. be,
in Nroals DC ,arcdrn tabc. ob nre
III eiuer Nrtitsl upu bier ,ar oaS
.Wo'tSblntt- su itrtiber, 10 peroe
ih lest reriudcn enS %erlgrthcn in
,tpa ein,ulp'en. Ecan man 10 in
Die idni,iser Sabre ara !anG, raS
Nnneer nnb 9cut. ciipnS tennen &C
lernt. 10 Tam man hth lter een arc
zen llmihwura hen bic sselt in ben
leslen ereitia Sabrsr gem DIT. rint
aenua runnsvr. NlS l6 oor ION
Or, isia Satreu sur3d. ron SllluotS
u,dl sccletpwu umica. iuhren nod
alIe ,iarnsr nit Nteripaseu sur
arte Giricc 2ahce ,el;;r ttut:e
aier unb ea ituu ciu Sprira Goaeu
aai wieser ct.uls i3ittr tamea anh
! hrr Sutidrd nit $ereed nne teuts
iino mir in fer Sci; ocs EuiomcileS
,Aer nie TN crmi'icr SSanu IN
C.rt,hlnns - 'urslih ranute. Der
l'u'e stutlds sa.,s!aEst. Tie nat'
tic htutrinl bier aut ten Senee
~irs ;upbl bas Y iiit;ii Isin. Su
>tr somaliasu Seit ai-aeu ian net1
lite Gdune. u-e SIua!inae III
.iiaas-s insaaea sarnt1ls ssr str'
&c. 3rariu aua SuEa'rauen nit
iS.,rnrts pHb Sinah.n, uuo sa.un'
aiissru. Vie Fes. CO ater herts
ausg asnu man eisies N ssirnt'
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1916-09-14
lie @riide geiiGert.

@ieoer mar ont Tienat,a ppriaer
Wude eine nun ben Gormern biilidI
unh ilbbfilih Der Worics ppbnenbcn
1nrncr uno ben Shroerr @chpbalins
entiornte Tclcoatipn bcitehenb aus
ben nerrcn Wortin Etosmep:r. YIN.
oreoS 1cuuepalo. Nuauit 0,en,er unb
benz Gbitnr in qim tint bel Der
9ulWtpGpurt iid fur bic ihun bei Der
9uurt IN porberioer Situua nnae
onnacue Wrnde lber bic WoricS AMI.
iten ben Rehbnum unb &eeels auhr.
ten ~ perpenber. Gle Gpurt, meIns
Die NUhmenbiaiett Der Nrude er,cnrt.
rerpilhtete ih 0enn mud, oieien Ser.
rem aeacnilber - unb ioldes Ger
ipredlen III in ben .HecOros" einaez
trnaen - cine N" StnbI Sriden.
Sponruna bon 204 Eu6 qdnoe fir
irQerb cine Stelle fir weitt iih bic
SittIicller einiaer. lieiern su
pui!cu. Tos llebriGe, Gieiler, ets
lrn 100 Gu6 rtheriile" in suei Setips
nen bic ertiuc5.r rpn statl Ues 6uls
ou'ecilhrt perben mbacn. ipie oIe
auiiIhrten Sur Sruie. bleibt ben
SittiiclIern aafsubouen. Ia opn ben
criuahuten pcrren cine allen hilih
uuH iuo2itIit oes Strpaes rpbnhoi.
ten Ifarmern airitiGt Stcllc nuSer.
ludbIt urb oos WtGcrcdlt fir eircn
in Den bitIidler. c.ueu ortercr in o,u
WcIiliten p0cr urtcrcr staottaeil
r,Iroeuocn s9ra erlarot Woroen III,
ip'ltc Der @ridc MN Icin mcitcrcs
0camniR I'M Neoe i,cbcr. GS Gilt
ictt hnb leoer oas Seine tbuc urb
oaS III in bic Sn die ,u preiieu. .unS.
tpcmh ctmos berariaes suIiauoe ium.
n,en iull. nitlt ucrmieoen pcreer
lam. INT bns Ger, su nollerocn.
Ter Gpurtp %ermciier miro mpbI in
Den nadllen 2oocn opn Der Guuntn
Court Sritruttipr erIalteu |ermei.
iunacn uursunehmen uuo bic 9Oiien-
eerchnuna su MAIDEN.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1916-09-14

Ixieht. 10 iellte man meiren, bic
eeuie tuaren ale iber R1dlt III Nil.
lioudren aefuorbtu, bsuu iCnh iouns
ten iie fif irrpns niGt lsifien. absr
ooh tn benz uiht 10. Is III ratar
lid nitt nbauitreiten eas einiae
ibreu %Oblftnnb permehrtsn une
stuar iiuo bies meiifens 9nnouirthe.
sber mir drbeiter uno 6aneuerier,
limb Grnoe oieleHiqeu bic iidl n Der
Russ uno Pruniiut3t am meiiten Der.
uDrthun, 0eer ioaar ben Ssiteu
roh ~ ltertreiieu iuhen, obi hcu
mir ein'eben oob mir &c uHs uidE
lsiiien t6nueu. Tesueeen aud, tie
arufe unsuirisbenheit i'm arseiter-
i,anoc. Sic peraeiien ban her ogrr'
gott einii aeinat bot. gs fpiro off,
seil Reihe uro Nrnie unter eut
aeben. uno peraei'sn nuh Gas
SprihUurt. 6as oa bsi6t: Gin isber
iebe ieirem Starbe ae1a6. Sd mill
bierm't obsr n;d2t aeioet haben. oah
be Srbsiter nilsin bic S6Ilo an
oiefem lletel traain. Rein. aud Der
NrbcitacbCr bot ihuib. Ga piro
beutSutnpe ipuisI tiber Sp;ial. .Roli.
It'd aeiprpdlen unb asif;rirbsu. Sbr
meirer Mciuuna nod. ,nrn bisies
1rpb em ME neloh ruerben. bis has
bcioe Rorteien fal ben Eltlfteu ID
rec Stoubcs auacra6t. uuo bis MIR
Nrbeitcr porr mir aerluRc 9Iaiie
eeute nltlt mehr periudler. benz
Reid]en lcaar nod In otr Hub' uno
Senu6intt 81 lbertrc'ien. gseHR
man ierucr Den iurdibaren Aairllhr,
iouie bas iurfierlihe &0!,crriraen
uno YRprocu IN europa in &euatl
sieht. 10 mpdltc nan i1it aInubtn.
nId uns mubte bities Stra'aeut.t
treiien. bern ME it aus ,1titunatH
une Sritier upr 7entidlnHo aeleisn
mar nutl 2catitlano rpr oSn 9rie-
ae nit bieier Yaiiern Der Sittsrlrna
tcit, Der &erusiut. ulo oes !lus!aIs
beus tthn'!et uro Teh. tcsh1lb tcH
ariee nIS cine Straie G5ttss ar. 5lgs
Unhr eire iurtterIitc Stra;e. 2p5-
&C oas omsritaniite &U.t lla;.ehr
niten rph ere uns t!c Nrl'tnee
unrb Critics crreiat. slttr yie a,r5
es eiuem mint srbnu0n. rosur man
lier. tuic bne bcuti re &9., 'ci7 ,lrs
rett tlnaeiehen uuo eE iett ocr--;
Il anre Gu.ttcsfurtt urH cialr Tat,
tro'ii9eu G,ausen 81 iabrtr igt:.
III ee ritlt cytauero. rtrG nlaE
4 ieu uic Die eeutlter SCln2;cn in
ecr Sdluperprdtth ihrtr ,SctteSs
SicrF hl.tCr ura '2t .1ct,ri!i1l III
oer Sntramcuteu Q,hcr. Scaav Htg
0eutid)e 0ai'cv, rtvrhi Sin Grst:,
hart, m1hr, oas &pti nv @cue;
iurtht. uue rnriti naS tt,i,r actri
ocS @ater nut rlil ntu, Nr,toe 'cr;
!, eitcteu moac. 7csbalb ip.!er ,rir
leutitle bier i'm gnrhe lie rct tlr
.Iein biateu Sialpa;hie ipr ihv a.
teS &a,crlaro IN Ie-,cr :raaer.
iur htn balciacr SieS Der o;m'teH
uro rrer,ediid3cn @a'ier be,eu.
Not benz ueu,id,cH 2s;'t:''
Sutl benz aeu,iTeH Sp.,t'
I. I.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1916-09-14
Ginc Yeelt pcH se;een tilbet bas

Ge'plac oun urrcireni Nlut. Tie
pau4 8ciuuobeit rirh In Wideihen'
it,ait ec,paen; bic Srait natt her
Shpate 9,lns: eas Gehdlt seiat Die
austrdAc Der unreiubeit, Gur lber
bunoerl. Satrcn ruarbe cir Neilmit-
tel inr ihish,es Slu. entSedt, mel
Dies bisher rptl nitt nhcrtrpiien
,uuree. Sorni's Glpertrautsr. 9s III
uitt in Npptheteu ~ hahen. gpan
ihrc.se on 5r. Ytier aetrnen 4
sous Co.. 1875 go. Spnue Ape.
gtisaep, Sll.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1916-09-14
Farmer CbtQidlter. Hhtnms.

llrtsrsetd,neter. Spcsial Gaeut
Der Start Srp . 9urie,r & Crf,arb
Go. ups 9ouifana. aRr.. pertauit
ocrcn edte 3ruoiptte. no bibdumen.
Mon idlreibe an Nenru Geie.
euer. sEehphaiio, ssu. neer
bsuuee telephone liiletopu 6l6.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1916-09-14
,Sarm m rerfcuien.

Sth piferrbe cine meirer Spttcm
surmen in Der stabe pnn Ciaee Seno
aunt ls;sr are. Hdhsr: Sustuuit
srtbe Il.
Gtns. 9. Teue.
3 Ssiieripu Cttp, VIC
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1916-09-14
einaltes sNuHeenmiffel.

haup,Sa aiit iar Raul, uus SlGpcnieu6s
be, Siaes uRe 4isrnsH. SrsiS si-25 pei
Salet. Serto'Irt tsrionei bsi
fsrp 0stmsgrr, Nsfptait2. IA
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1916-10-02

An acquaintance asks the interesting question Where
American patrioticsH" Hunting for gold of course.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1916-10-02
WHY "AMERIcANIsM"9

The Hughes Campaign Service asked Dr. Hill to explain to
tain nqurers why Amercansm dominant practical issue in
this campaign and merely campaign slogan and this what he
says:
Never until the President Wilson made it
cessay thought desirable make Americansm the rally
gy of electoral campaigns for until there was never
need for it.
The occasion has arisen from the disposition to substitute po
expedency protection of the national honor and of the
rights citizenship which in the been regarded as the first
duty President has boosted of his reckless
enthusiasm humanity - but citizens period of nominal
peace have persisted by the hundred without serious attempt SAVE
violence robbery DEATH 1t for that that
speaking of Americansm and is for that that
need to consider what it really means.
"Amercanism' is not IDEAL it inherited tradition
What it that distinctively marks the American sprt
Our fathers felt that there in human personality something
sacred something which physical force ought respect and
that should be made respect it. The fundamental
need of human being liberty protected by law How after
overthrow of absousm and the establishment of in
dependence could be defended from the and aggression
of mere powerY
fathers question constitutional
for the common defense "a mutual pledge that the right of
individual citizen life liberty and the pursuit of happiness
should be regarded sacred right for the defense of which the
the nation if necessary be exercised
This spirit has animated the Administration at Wash
ngon It's main purpose been keep itself in power TO that
end is ready place class interest sectional interest the
fear of foreign power before its duty stand for the equal rights
of all regardless of numbers and voting and for the
rights of American citizens wherever they may be-
fact of record that between his Inauguration and the pres
time the President of the United States during period when
American citnzen being robbed murdered r
Mexico and through drowned high has nadea
of public addresses in which he spoke of duties
Mexico and other countries of peace of the flag of the and
navy and of place and influence among nations
single statement to the public Congress- far as
have been able to find has he in these addresses affirmed the duty
the Government of the United States to protect lives the property
of the citizens this this response
by that has brought the word mercansm into this campaign
The people have feel that while Administration
of devotion the abstract idea of humanity there effective
protection of the American citizen SUCH contrary they
have the guarantees for the security of their business the
property and their lives upon which they had formerly relied grad
ually disappear through disregard
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1916-10-02
THE HUGHES NATIONAL COLLEGE LEAGUE

To of a million throughout colleges oil
country letter has been by the Hughes National College League
asking support Hughes condemnng present
Administration.
The Hughes National College League organization founded
not to the college of the country Republican
gain the active support every Republican college eecng
the Republican national ticket At the head of the organization
Senator Theodore Burton of Ohio George Boaw Compton
New York chairman Of the Executive Committee and
paign manager.
Thousands of college said Mr. Compton yesterday
should do political work. doing nothing In the crisis which
fronts the country
work for Hughes and will show do practical
and effective way"
The Executive Committee of the League includes Behr
Roscoe s. COnkng Frederick W. Fairbanks Hamilton Fish r
Ehu Root % and Lloyd p Striker On advisory
William Howard Taft Roosevelt George Wharton Penper
Pres William H. F. Faunce of Brown University Charles Sbne
Senator Sherman of Illinois, Utah National
Chairman William r. Wilcox Representative Hawley Oregon
former Governor Hady of Missouri Whitman of
New York, and Robert Bacon.
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RAILROAD Time TABLES
JON Sa

No. IL departs 5:S5 a. H., daily ex-
cept Sunday.
No departs 100 .. m. daily ex-
cept Sunday.
No. 10 departs $40 p. m. daily.
No. 10 arrives $50 a. m, daily ex-
cept Sunday.
No. Is arrives 2:O5 p. m. daily.
No. IA arrives $3.50 p. m, daily ex-
cept Sunday.
No. 16 arrives 7:3O a. m. daily ex
cept Sunday.
No. II departs $50 IN. daily ex-
cept Sunday
Sunday Only
No. III departs at a. m
No. 118 arrives at 1925 p m.
Schedule effective Sund;. May 2s
subject to change without notice.
H. s. ELLIS, Agent.
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TOO DANGEROUS TO OVERLOOK
Maysyille People VIII DO Well Il
Heed the Warming.

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heart, lungs and kidneys must work
perfectly. When there is anything
wrong with the digestion, heart or
lungs, very noticeable pain or dis
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trouble is more easily overlooked,
however, and too often gains a long
start. But kidney trouble does give
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quent, scanty or painful urination
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Cheerfulness is all right, but II can
DO overdone A magazine devoted 70
teaching II failed not long ago