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The Dickinson press., 1916-04-29
FUNERAL SERVICES
OF NURSE LAWRENCE

The funeral services of Miss Cath
crime Lawrence at the Episcopal
church last Friday afternoon were at
tended by large number of friends.
A quartet consisting of Misses Ivy
Conant and Margaret Stewart, w. J.
Orchard and Rev. Alex. Coffin rend-
cred several appropriate selections
and Rev. Coffin gave a short, i'm
pressive sermon. The pail bearers
were Welton Mcdonald, DR.. G. A.
Clark, A. A. Dinsdale, J. P. Tingle,
Harold Peck and Albert Nielsen,
members of the Odd Fellows lodge,
while Nurses Una Tobin, Hoist, Dora
Poland, Belle Page and Lillian
Hanke, attired in uniform, acted as
honorary pail bearers following the
casket, which was covered with flow
ers, among which were wreath of
red and white carnations, shaped in
the form of her class pin, and an
other wreath of Easter lilies and
roses presented by the nurses. Nurse
Helen Cramer was unable to arrive
from New England on account of the
bad roads. Relatives present for the
services were Adam Lawrence of
Warroad, Minn., father of deceased,
her brother, R. B. Lawrence and wife
Of Almont, and the latter's sister,
Mrs. Tim of Medina, this state. They
departed for their homes soon after
the funeral, with the exception of
the father, who remained here as the
guest of Mr. and Mrs. Thos. H. Mont
gomery until the last of the week.
Glen Buh1 Of New England was
among the outsiders who attended the
corvioe
The Dickinson press., 1916-04-29

Mr.. and Mrs. E. A. Lillibridge en-
tertained the card club Thursday
evening.
S. M. Ferris is the proud owner of
a new Willys-Knight car, purchased
the past week from Guy Hunter.
C. w. Scharf of Belfeld has pur-
chased a Dodge car from the Ber-
ringer & Petricka Auto firm of this
city.
Mrs. J. C. Jorgensen had as her
guest on Wednesday Mrs. Fitzsim-
mons of Fryburg, who came down to
consult a physician.
Rev. j. C. Jorgensen found this
friday morning that he would be
unable to be out at Snow and Will
men on Sunday as, mentioned else.
where in these columns, on account Of
illness in the home.
Mrs. Mary Crist and sons, Irving
and Lester, autoed in from the Crist
ranch near Mary on Tuesday,; Mrs.
Crist being the guest of Mrs. F. L.
Roquette while in the city. Mrs. Crist
recently purchased the John Good
man 480-acre ranch in that vicinity,
her son, Lester, being associated with
her in the deal. Mr.. Goodman has
closed out his interests in the Mary
country and the past week left for
Wisconsin.
Tuesday at his home in South Dick
inson occurred the death of Leon
hard Schwindt, who had been con-
fined to his bed with illness for sew
eral weeks. Deceased was Sd years
of age. He was born in Rastatta,
Russia, and came to- the United
States about rs years ago. For, a
short time he resided in Texas, later
coming to Dickinson, where he has
lived since, some "a years. He was
married to Miss Francisco Heiser,
who, with their. only child, Paul
Schwindt of this city, survive him.
He was member of the St. Joseph
and St. Anthony societies and in the
long time he has been here has made
a large circle of friends. Funeral
services were held Thursday morning
at 1000 o'clock from St. Joseph's
church and burial made in st. Joseph's
cemetery.
The Dickinson press., 1916-04-29
Miss Anna Needham is assisting in
the H. F. Schroeder store.

Miss Anna Needham is assisting in
the H. F. Schroeder store.
Mrs. P. H. Rumble returned on
Wednesday from Midway, where she
spent several days looking after her
ra1ching interests.
Miss Anna Freer of Medora has
completed her term Of school near
that place and was in the city visit
ing friends and relatives the past
week.
O. Schwartz left Sunday for Roch-
ester, Minn., to join his wife, who
has been gone for some time. Mr..
Schwartz will be away for several
weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. AL. Hike, Mrs.
Shuman, Mrs. David Coutts, Mr.. and
Mrs. N. J. Stefan, Mrs. Ralph Strou1
and daughter, Mrs. Thomas Caesar
Mr. .and Mrs. Julius Lerfald, Mrs
John Thompson, Mrs. R. c. Davis and
Frank Sherman were among those
down from Belfeld on Thurday for
the day. Mr.. and Mrs. Lerfald, Mrs
Thompson and Mrs. Davis were
guests for tea at the A. c. Hosfeld
home.
Peter Wagner, transient tourist
was searched upon his arrival in
Dickinson on Sunday last and big
|, revolver confiscated by Night Police.
man, T. B. McDonough. He was
brought before city magistrate
Walter Sterland, early Monday morn
ing and drew a sixty day jail sent.
ence. The greater portion of this
time will probably be spent at work
upon the city streets. Dickinson is
rapidly becoming a name of fear tx
"gun toters."
Rev. Greene arrived Tuesday from
Flasher en- route for his new field al
Fryburg, stopping off at Dickinson
for days visit with Rev. J. c. Jor'
gensen. Rev. Greene will preach hi:
first sermon at Fryburg Sunday
morning, and in the afternoon hi
will hold services at Pleasant Flats
On May 7th he will cover territory
out north, preaching at Six Mile
school house in the morning and al
Quinion in the afternoon. Later he
may also arrange to hold services a
Gorham.
The Dickinson press., 1916-04-29
METHODIST CHURCH

Services at 1920 a. m. and 800 p.
m. Bible school at IL m. Junior
League 800 p. m. Epworth League,
700 p. m. Morning subject "Graven
On His Hands," Evening subject,
"The Fight of the Stars" The double
male quartet will render special
music in the evening. The public is
cordially invited to attend.
R. H. CRAIG, Pastor.
The Dickinson press., 1916-04-29

Place your farm loan with the Mer-
chants Loan & Securities Co., a COM
pany that is able to see you through.
Merchants National bank, Dickin-
The Dickinson press., 1916-04-29
CARD OF THANKS

CAkD UF THANKS
l wish to take this opportunity of
thanking the people of Dickinson for
their kindness to my daughter during
her brief illness and to me during my
time of bereavement.
ADAM LAURENCE, Father.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-07-19

untsr Der 8sbinsuns. bab bi. prd.
mien fir bic nd9itsn br.i Sabre i'm
Woraus bejablt iperoen. Ood pos
Iisen ausjuiielIen. tpel9e Nsi.alieper
gdnSer aompognien, ober eints Rsai,
nlenies beden. iusisern iih bic geieas
i6afttn. SK Canada III BAG nit
srobem @erIuft fir bfe @eriidrungss
'yeIeaf6aften geiasben. unb sip,i
aompasnien eines buriiasn Neaimsns
tes, bon fpsldem nur perbdltnibmSbis
fuenis Wlitslisber aug europa auriids
eeiebrt fiHb. fiibrien gsrfideruna pon
$14.o00,000 fir 10000 Wann.
Der gruiiobeiras Der i'm Sabre
bistsulanbe erIestsn prGmien fir
Jeur @erfi6eruns betrdst iibsr
go WiIliarbtn Doll, unb baDon .ni.
fallen "a Millioneu auf eitua 81
100000 poIissn. ansssitsfIt bon Uaits
sliebern bts Rational Wonrb of Ttre
llnberipriiers. Die Jeiierp.rinite lInb
in ben Der. Staaten unb Canada ron
90 WliG. Dollars in 1865 auf einen
Sahres Dur6fhnitt In ben fstttn
Elf Jdbr.n BON stipa 250 Wil. Dol.
Iars seitisaen.
an 9efiBer bon UlOtcripassn Iinb
i'm ltbien Sabre BON 9srfifkrunss.
@eieIIf8afien ddbisunsssslbsr in
@efammtbstrass ppn Habs5u 8 mid.
Dollars ausbesablt iporbtn. Usm ges
aeniiber finb BON ben gdellf&oFitn
grdmisn pon Muioinobif sJnbab,rn
pom inssefamntt % MiII. Dollars a..
hoben iporbsn, cine 3unabms um ii
aros. gsssn bas @orjabr.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-07-19
9ie Treanen
ber Mntteri9aft
Grinntbisenoe Norte an fimberluit
4 Iyrniien.

Mutter au iein, siit bic natiirlitps
@eitimmung Der Jrau, pielen Dranen
abr ipirb bas Slid, ainber gu bas
Ben. berneiut, einfah besbalb, neil iis
irsenbsin beilbares 9eransement baz
ben.
llntsr ben bielen 9rilimpben BON
Gpbid 6. pintbam's @eeetable Goms
ppunb III beFen ipunberbare araft,
fplbe arrangements gu beipdltisen,
ipis dus bem fplsenben 8riefe gu err
iebsn lit: =
Woreeitsr, Maii. sd lit an
f5rauenleiben unb mir ipurbe 81 elmer
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-07-19
aus Der geriiderunss-y -yrande.

On poIJsn Snbaber unb bsren
ansebSriss finb bon ben 2ebsnss9.rs
'Ed.rlinss Geisllidaften bss aans
bes i'm lsBten SABRE inssdaurmt ibsr
730 WiG. Dollars ausbesablt ipprbsn.
Dapon habsn psriontn in 0ep gori
alIsin "a Wtillionen srbaIten unb iols
DE in pbilabelpbia Ia Willionsn. Aui
sobesiaII 9lnipriihe sslaisten 451
Uta. Dollars 3ur Qlussablung. an
0ipibenben, alnnuitdten,, etc. 2s2
Wliui6aen. gu S1Iub lsbfsn Sabtss
gab ss in ben Ser. Stdaten unb Gds
naba sssen 100000 Snbaber pom
1eb.ns 9eriiaerungs spoii5sn.
Ye3iieIidb neuer poliatn fiir Ilits
glieber Der 9ational Garbe, etc. 9ns
ben bic Gsbensoerfiderunss OeftIs
ihafien bds Riiito auf $1,000 limitirt
iInb bic Wieiiisn erbeben cine griras
prdmie. ipelde per $1,000 sipiiasn
S25 bis $50 Dariirt, iof.rn sr pos
lissninbaber gu arieesbisnii bsrangss
5ossn mirb. Gs bsrubt bns duf Der
Yrednuns, bab 8 proS. an Der 5ronf
ibr 2ebsn einbiiben, cber aroribsiitn
erlisssn ipsrbtu. Sn manHen sydlIsn
ion bic grira prdmis. bei ..iidttbr
innsrbaIb sinss Jabrss, 3ariidbe;dDlt
ipsrben. alua i'm GaIIt dIterer sbos
Ibsn tritt bic Grtrd Z prduis In
ardft.
Cine Gsisllfdaft btrsdlst ibrs
prdmisn auf $50 pro $1,000 ID bic
Yeriiheriins erIifft, ipenn bsl Jnbus
Ter bi. msritanifds Grtn5s iibtri1rei.
tet. tpGbrtnb cine anbrs iid3 bereit
ertldrt bat, oebensofriiderilngen bis
tuin Hstrags bon 5000 5u ben be-
fsptnbtn ptSmisu on,untbmsrL istc3
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r
s.bOlfen, bab i'd iest seiunb bin unb
stnfn fleinen anabe babe. Der elm
Bib Der 9efunbbeit 1T. Sd bante
bsm @sgetable COMPOUND fir Die
Mieoererlansuns meiner 9eiunDbeit"
- Grau Bert @arpep. 20 Sader
Ctr. Worceiter, WaN.
Sn Dielen anberen 9duiern, bic
stnit tinberlos narsn, limb jest &in>
Der infolge Der Tbatfade, bab 2pbia
g. pintbam's @esetaNe COMPOUND
Grausn' normal. seiunb unp iturt
madt.
wlan idreibe an bic ahbla q. etnsbum @ss-
btdne Co., 9pnH, Wlaii., um 8tatb - tf ipirb
fpnitbeutisa isiu.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-07-19

in Siib Gmerita befinbsn, bic iiblis
den @sfduisisitsn in britif9en 9ds
fen, ME 3. 3. Samaico, no piels
@1iffe &oblsn unb WorrGtbe einnsb.
men, perfast iperben ipiirben. Terner
lpurbe perIonsn in allen Sbsilen Der
Welt, barunter aud 4meritaner. ses
iast. bab ibrs Namsn ouf bic Sdpars
ae aiiie eeftellt iperben ipiirben. ipenn
iie nit bsutlden Sirmen 9anb.l
treibeI.
Die Yeamten Res Staatsbepartes
ments ertldrten. bab bem internatios
nalen Refte sufolse bic Graeugniile
elmer bsutiden Sirmu. felbit elmer bon
Deutidlanb aus tontrolIierten 9orpo'
ration in ben Der. Staatcn, als BRO
butte cines rein ameritaniI6en eta'
blifements fetru6tet perbsn mib'
ten.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-07-19

nismuIs lsbsnoig in bic 6dnbe bs'
tonimen rperbe. "
Dab MtSntprs's gran seiitespsr'
tpanot nit ibm mar, sing baraus Der.
DOE, bab lie am 9isnitdg Worgen dilF
cine RuHesenofin ihob. ipsl9e ah.:
nungslos i'm anitoBenben 3ansbOI
ibre 5iibnsr fiitterts.
Bon Der poli5si ipiirbsn 5unosrt,
BON S4iiien bur6 bic Jsnfter gsfeu'
ert, uber bas GFpaar eripiberte lie res
selmdbig. Qls aapitdn Weslep Wsit'
broot- enbli6 fir bag 2ebtn ietner
MannIdaften beiorgt fpurbe, orbnet.
er on, bab bas Saus burd Opnamit
,erit5rt psrbe. Ra9bem bret GgpIopo'
mn tasts.iuussa ba.ssa tsas ems Wy,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-07-19
Die ih,parse elite.
Girmen in Imerita NIT
benen MEM urlb i'm Der.
EDnisrsid i'm @ea
f9lftspertebr
iteben or (.

2pnbon, 18. Suli. = Ge nSf'
iicial 9aaette" per0ffentlihte on
Disnitas bic fOlseHben Hamsn Dor
amerttaniiden SnbiDiouen unO Sir.
men, nit bsnen Sanbel gu treiben pers
bptsn 1T:
pbilip Bauer Co., es grOaS Str.
gten YDrt.
Beer Sonobeimsr uno Co., Nen
g)ort.
SimOn R. gIumentbal, bon Gins
mermanH u. Joribap, Rep gort.
german 9oBop, DON 3. 6. Ganson
unb Co., Ren gort.
Braid unb Hptbenfteiu, 80 9roabz
man, Rem gprt:
Mauricio gunse, DON Waelarsn u.
Gentles, Rep yori.
aIf gurin, Dpu Braid uub Ros
ibenitein.
golbidmibt Chemical &c.. 90
WaG Ctr, Rstp gor..
@olbf9miot Ostinning Co., go
MaG Ctr, Neip gprt.
Solbf9mibt 9bermi. Co., 80 Weit
Ctr, Retp gort.
Grapenborit unb Co.. SO Woll
Ctr, Reip gprt.
Carl 9rubnau unb Con, 144 Ira
Ctr, pbilabelpbia, IA Stall Ctr,
Rep Yort unb Bottom.
Sstar 8. 8ubelman. RON I%nautb,
Radub unb &ubne, Retp gort.
Charles Sarbp, so 'gbura Ctr,
Rep gort.
SafsncIepert unb Co., "a State
Ctr, Nep gort.
gernborbt, Safenelebsr u..Soebne,
q State Ctr, Retp gort.
Marpan 8. Saufer, DON -3immers
man unb Jorfbap.
alfrebo Sirfd, pontMadarsn unb
Gentles.
Grans $. Sirfalanb. @pou @Olb=
fhmibt Tbsrmit Go.
Rrbert so. 5ppe. pony grai6 unb
Rotben5tein.
MiIiam 6. Samburs. : 25 geaosr
Ctr Retp Yor,.
Sntsrnational .6ibe e. Stin Co.,
80 Grantfort Ctr, yletp yort.
JnternatiDnal Smport unb grpcrt
Co., 1876 Stib 4.str.. g}bilaplpbia.
g.. Saacs, BON Sobn Sirun II.
Bros.
wsay Safe, 15sDiuiamsetr., Rep
/, port.
3. u. aaat, 1s2 gsaOsr, Ctr, Nep
Wort.
!. SansOtp unO'eO., IL srOabpap,
Netp Yort.
/. Stto s. amaOtp. DOnsaausDw uHo
90. q
I. 5. a.mpnu, ';Gu.tDn es4unse,
0aIDefion. SsI.
anautb, Ra6uo lunb &ubne, 15
Winiam Ctr, Neip~gort.
Marp ). &uautu, ,spon &nautb, ,Ma>
dob unb 4ubme.
WiIbelm RnautfIsDOn Rnautb, .Nas
dob unb Subue..
5srmann g., 'taS5er, 50 wer1rap
Str. unb 53e@eft IL Ctr, gaep
Uprf.
Wae2uren, unb 9sntles, 222t Yrof
tuee Gy4anse, Rep yOrf.
Gecrge ID W3cRear, 433Naliforz
xtn Gtr.. Gan Grdneisco.
Rsutsr 'Hspsdslmau uub go, 80
D1lEIe Ct |NuD Usst.
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epauis Elm. limb baum sntidIob ii9
Der poIisiit 5ugbss ssseu ben proieii
ieiner aan1eraben, 1T bas Saus gu
Srinssn unb bsm Sample Elm gnbe 81
MAIDEN. 4
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-07-19

SperdI'pH gerd7
then, eine 5rsunz
bin aber. ipelAe
2pbta 6. pints
BANS 9e9etabls
COMPOUND sinses
nommen unb ipel>
DIE feds 4inber
bat, rietb mir. eiz
nen 8erfu6 bas
nit au MAIDEN.
Gs hnf mir fohfeT
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% d n btI.

Diener (bei einem srobtn e,utsx.
tiger, gu isinsm Jrsunbe): ia. Ole
9cHter bon ilnIerm Serrn. alitrt jsbt
tiihtig! ... iSriihsr, ipsnn 70 ,in juns
ger Wann eintrof, ba baiie q ibm
inner erft bic aodter nnb bann ben
ytiib gs3etgt. ieBt 5sist q INNER erIt
ben earasu 8eiit uno Sann bic xO&.
tssls
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-07-19

SrQ10 ltnp JlplpeTIlelH.
Superior ggportgo., 80 Weis Ctr.
Nep gort,
Seras Grport unb Smport Co..
@alpeiion, Ger.
Grnit lllri6, 10 @iniam Ctr.
gaep gort.
Gbtparb @eber, BON 2ubbsr uni
9uabule Qgencb.
Otto Debrenburs, bon p6ilif
Bauer So.
9lrenb s., Weinsarbt. Is @il'
liam Ctr, Nep Yprt.
Zimmerman unb Sori6ap, glen
gort.
Garlopis unO g., 80 geaDsr Ctr.
glep Dorf.
Charles Cullen, Scala. 5lu.
9trmin 3e6, pon SntsrnationaJ
Smport unb Grport So.
eugene Oisbsen Co., Weit Mon'
roe Ctr, Gbicaso, unb 218 Sft %
Ctr, Neip gort.
GlectrO 9lsa6ins @as Co., guffua
10 qDe. unb Union Ctr, giiasuru
JaGs unb 25 albion 9tpe., gsep 9ort.
6. $. Gbrlanger, go @aG Ctr,
Nep glprt.
Carlos Salt, bon Mue2aren unb
9entles.
u. wasscnkimsr, SO groao Ctr,
Reip YOrt.
W2arr maier, 200 5. aDe,, gastp
gort.
Mer6antg Colonial Corporation,
45 @iniam Ctr, Reip gprt.
Carl Wtuler, ppn Wtuler, G9oll
unb Gp.
grHeit Runer -S6uraarbt unb
S6utte unb Ntuller. ShaG unb Co.,
45 wilium Ctr, Nep gorf.
syrebsrd Wuller Saaa, Don Wsuls
Ter, Shaq unb So.
Wars Ra6ob, Is Miliam Ctr,
Stem gprt.
glafional 3ine Corporation, 'Rep
gprt.
gfi6arb g1subaus, pon electro
glea6ing @as Co., Mep gor3.
6. unb 6. Reumonb, 25 groab
Str, g2etp gort.
Rolin 6. gsetptpn. Is @illiam Ctr,
0sip gort.
Horfplt Refinins II. Smelttns 60.
Don @irsinia.
Srenitein unb &oppel, bon Denns
iblpania.
Gbmuno gaoenitebt, ppn Muller,
G6al unb Company.
2eOpoIb pulub, II gathrp, glsp
gort.
Petroleum 9rpbucts 60. bon Gas
lifprnia, Gan Srancisco.
apuis 5. Rees, bon Zimmerman
unb Sspribap.
Heuter 9roedelmdn unb Co., 50
9edrl Gtrabe, Retp gurt.
Bdfbington, 1S. Suli. -
SSnformation, ipelde in elmer Inter
fu9ung geiammelt tprlrbe, ipel4e mebz
reren Mohen ansebuuert bate, tpirb
ppm Staatsbspdrtement energif9en
@oriieGungen einperleibt iperben, tpelz
che fir bas austpGrtise Wmt in 2pns
bon beitimnt iinb, unb in bsnen bas
ssgen prOtsitiert ipirb, bub ginssls
perIonen unb sytrmen n ben Der.
Staten Der S6parssn Cite einOers
leibt perben, pel6e unter benz Ses
febe, ipel9es ben Sanbels NIT bem
ssetnbe .erbietet, peroHsrtliht ipurbe.
Sboleia bic britii9e Reg;erung In
tbrer lesten &ommunitaton iiber ben
9essnitanb ben Der Staaten segsns
iiber ertlGrt bate, bub es ii6 I'm etne
rein innere @eIeBse6uns bnnble, bur6
fpel6e bic ISanbelstransGttionsn BON
gerfonen unter britif6er Surisbtts
tipn bei6rdntt tperben follen, 10 ioQ
bic BON ben Ser. StaatM sefiibrte
1lntsrinhuns bod ereeben habsn, bab
es anf eine gsidrdntuna bss amsrts
taniIden 5dnbels abseieben lit.
Die rnterfu6ung BEG Gtadtsbee
purtements eritredte ii6 auf perf6ies
bene Ebeile Der Melt. gs ipurbe eins
Wenee BON Gaten berlalat 60
ipurbs 4. .. In Giam eine amerita=
nii6e sSirma informiert, bab lie auf
bic S9rparss 2ifte aeiteat perben
miirbe, fpenn fie 9eIddftsper6inbuns
gen nit elmer beutf6en Trmd inter-
balte. 5ernsr tpurben neltraIe S6ifs
fabrts @eIeafdaften, bcrunter aut
ameritaniTde &orporrtionen, baAin
peritGnbist, cab ibnen, ipenn fwJra6t
fir osuti6e Jiru1eH bef0rbern, pel@e
f@ IN us,,tratsn 2GnSsrn, Diets. q.
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GEO.. P. SCHWEITzER,
VOLKSBLATT
j 0 B R 90 N s
127 ct Z. Strafe.
9rmdfa1eli

ieber rrf In beuifar unD eneiIfner Syfans
fnr @sfHaitsIeuir. Dsrsirs ets. uebsrfetnraes
~e.ser du gn,-rfM bSoro1
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Rn serfami,n - geridl;ebenes.

eptfIrr pinnps - 80 pofen iirrseA
1raHb. $2f5: tpie reu; spert6 5000. Sernn
gictor gietroIn. $500 Qnrfbnae Hberus. gIb
ton. rnbe 9ocioatf6en Gartsn.
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SauAb aspdarsn Sibeboarb unb
7o7 gseIi 9 Strabs. 8. Sio6. i6-z2s
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-07-19
3n sermietEen--3immer.

1873 gpc1more cts. 8iIuursr f5lat
Gas iirb sadiisr; $1,000 per glennf 50.
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g.rlanst - @eibIidJ.

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madden In elmer iIeinsH S5aiHiIie aeiGs
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The day book., 1916-01-28

ARMY AND NAVY.-Now that the
supreme court has held the income
tax to be constitutional the road to
sane preparedness ought to be easy
enough Build a billion-dollar navy
if the people want it, and make the
rich pay for it. We would have plen-
ty of revenue now for all government
purposes if the income tax law we
already have were enforced and the
multi-millionaire taXdodgers were
forced to pony up. And by increas-
ing the sur-tax on incomes in excess
of $4,000 we could build a billion
dollar navy and not feel it. But the
more navy we build the less army we
will need. If the big navy is to be
worth a durn it can keep hostile
troops off our grass, and we won't
need a big army to fight .em.
That proposed increase in the reg
ular army isn't intended for foreign
foes, anyhow. The real purpose is
never advertised, because it wouldn't
look well in print. That purpose is
to have big army of hired profess
sional soldiers stationed near our big
industrial centers to keep the work.
ing class in subjection and shoot
them down of they strike for a living
wage.
Instead of being an army to pro-
tect and preserve democracy, its pur-
Toca uTiII he Tn nToUpnf If
And you know there are folks in
this glorious land of the free and
The day book., 1916-01-28
THE BoER AND INDIAN.-Eng-

DOGH FNtNO
land did the sensible thing, after van
gushing the Beers. She made them
self-governing and placed the prin-
cipal ex-Boer leader in command of
the empires own forces in South:
Africa.
The Beers, knowing their republics
were gone, made the best of it. They
accepted self-government and have
acquitted themselves in manner to
win the respect of every other portion
Of the British empire.
The United States Indian service
has duplicated EnglanC1's Boer policy
in the case of a young Ute, Tse-ne-
Cat, or Everett Hatch, whose fight
for freedom caused the Indian out
break in southeast Utah a year ago.
Tse-ne-Gat has been made an Indian
policeman in the Ute reservation in
southwest Colorado.
Here's to you, Tse-ne-Gat! May
you be a credit to the unifoTm!
The day book., 1916-01-28

home of the brave who hope that
some day it will really become de-
mocracy, where the people will rule
themselves.
All right for big navy if the folks
want it and the rich pay for it, but
nix on any big standing army.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1916-01-21

grammar room and Seth and Eva
Hoadley were visitors in the primary
room Tuesday.
Miss Meta Smith spent Saturday
and Sunday with her parents who live
on the Jones place in the Lake Lowell
neighborhood
The spelling contest between the
Huston and Sunny Slope schools will
be held at our school house Friday
evening, January 2lst. If you like to
hear good spelling like you used to
hear" come out to hear them spell.
Mr.. Neal, principal of the Caldwell
high school, will give a talk on after
the Eighth Gradc-What?"
A pie social will follow the spelling
contest Friday evening. All pie-mak-
ers are requested to bring pies with
their names and the kind of pie at
tached, also bring two forks.
Every youngster in the neighbor-
hood who can rig up sled is making
good use of it this week. All sorts,
shapes and sizes are seen at the school
house.
Miss Vera Heilig of Boise visited
over Saturday and Sunday with Mrs.
Livingston. She had just returned
from a visit with Mrs. John Jansen
and her parents who live in Claytonia.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1916-01-21
PROMINENT WOMAN PASSED
AWAY SUNDAY MORNING
Mrs. c. ]. Westcott Succumbs to At
tack of Peritonitis.

Mrs. Jen Westcott, wife of G. J.
Westcott, died Sunday morning at the
local hospital. Death was caused by
peritontis. Mrs Westcott had under.
gone an operation a week previous
from which she never rallied.
Deceased was 80 years of age. She
is survived by her husband and two
children; father, mother, two sisters
and two sisters whose home is al
Sioux City, Iowa; and one brother
and one sister in Ogden, Utah.
Accompanied by the husband, the
remains were forwarded to Sioux City
Monday. Mr. Westcott was accom-
panied to Pocatello by w. R. Sebree
At that point he was met by Arthur
S. Garretson, brother of the deceas-
ed, who accompanied him to Sioux
City.
Out of respect to the deceased, who
was held in highest esteem by wide
circle of friends in Caldwell, most of
the business houses closed for brief
period Monday afternoon, while the
remains were being conveyed to the
station.
Mr.. and Mrs. Westcott were welded
six years ago in Iowa, and came to
Caldwell, where Mr.. Westcott was al
ready engaged in business, to estab-
llsh their home.