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The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1916-01-14
MUSIC SUNDAY AT THE
METHODIST CHURCH.

Besides the hymns and pieces by
the choir the organ music is as fol-
lows:
Organ Prelude Surmise by Sigfrid
Kary- Ebert.
Offertory: Oh for the Wings of
Dove--by MendelssOhm.
Festal poatlude in c by Rockwell.
EVENING.
Prelude from Faust by Gounod.
Offertory: To a Wild Rose-McDow-
ell.
Postlude.
The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1916-01-14
NO. D..
COBB COUNTY'S PENSIONS.

Judge Gam went to Atlanta SAT-
urday to submit the roll of pensions
for Cobb County to the authorities
In the capitol. This county ranks
third in the number of Confederate
veterans entitled to pensions having
"22 including 80 invalids, 16S ser-
vice soldiers and 119 widows. Judge
Gam will have the money some time
In March to pay all on the roll.
The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1916-01-14

SOC
buys 10 yards of
fine Long Cloth,
worth at cred it
stores $1.25. 1t will
pay you to get it
here and save.
Pay cash and you
won't have the bill
collector after you
each month.
The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1916-01-14

FOR SALE Magic Darling
Range No. 8, four hole, wood or
cole, IA Duplex Window shades.
buggy, l piece linoleum, Lot of for
age. J. w. Legg, Tel, Smyrna 6 J.
The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1916-01-14

Actual Outstanding Bills .$9937.37
The city must have running ex-
penses while these old taxes are be-
ing collected, and whatever is the re-
port, we actually owe vouchers and
bills equal to $9937.37.
! believe in letting the tax payers
know just how the city stands at all
times, and will publish from time to
time its condition.
The Council meetin gs are open to
the public, and you are invited to at
tend them.
JIM r. BRUMBY, JR., Mayor
The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1916-01-14
MAYOR 8RUMBY ISSUES
STATEMENT TO PUBLIC
Marietta, Ga, Jan. -, 1915.
To the Citizens and Tax Payers of
Marietta:

Marietta, Ga, Jan. -, 1915.
To the Citizens and Tax PAYERS of
Marietta:
Having just taken office as your
mayor | feel it my duty to make a
statement of the City's condition
financially, especially since there
are rumors out that the city is less
than $4,000 in debt. This, of course,
is only a rumor for we have the au-
ditor's report which appears below.
Auditors Report. Balance Sheet.
ASSETS.
Cash on hand, Treasures
UdlallCe ~
Adyalorem Tax Fi-fas
1915 ............ S,S54.93
Back Tax Fi-Fas 1911,
1912, 1913, 1914 ..... 3,412.31
Side walk Fi-fas ..... 1862
Total ..............$ 12,713.10
Deficit .............. 4,079.81
1OIA AL ....... $40, I92.9l
LIABILITIES.
1914 Warrants unpaid IS 2,4S1.27
Marietta Trust & Bkg.
Co.
Notes ...$4750.OO
The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1916-01-14
Co. 100000
Interest on above &C.,. 100000

TOTAL 49,. -. $16,79291
This shows a deficit of $4O79.S1,
and considering all assesses worth
100 cents on the dollar. 1t does not
show S94S.10 which the outgoing
administration left unpaid plus SOD
90 interest on fire hose The above
is the book or paper value of the
assets, and below is what we con-
slider a conservative estimate of the
actual condition of the city's finan-
ceS.
The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1916-01-14

them as the last rays of the setting
sun love to linger on the mountain
summit.
ID. p. LESTER.
The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1916-01-14
ASSETS

Cash on band in Treasury $ 1924
City's share of 1915 Fi-fas 5000. 90
City share of 1911, 1912,
1915, 1914 Fi-fas (even if
collected) ....... 10000
Side walk Fi-fas (not over $500
Net deficit over and above
all negotiable assets -.... 6293. 13
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1916-07-27
Schon, he cut his throat, but will live.
He has confessed.

Logan's Annual Picnic a Big Success.
A very large crowd attended the an
nual Logan picnic, held in Logan's
park last Friday. Without a doubt,
this is one of the most beautiful
wooded spots in North Dakota. The
energetic Loganites established new
mark as entertainers.
R. A. Nestos Of Minot delivered the
main address. C. O. Carlson from,
Glenburn made a few remarks on CO.
operation which were we'll received.
The ball game between Logan and
Velva resulted in victory for Logan,
the score being 2 to 0.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1916-07-27

from the vines, and Toasted on straw
berries and cream to their hearts con-
tent. After dinner John took the par
ty around his fine farm and showed
them a pair of 18-months-old colts
that are said to be the finest speci-
mems of horsefesh in this part of the
state. a9~4fn .aaF ..
Mrs. E. E. Heath, who now resides
at Bowbells, has a fine little cottage
1924 feet in size up the Mouse river
valley near the Graham ranch which
she will sell at bargain. Here is an
excellent chance for some one to Sc
cure bargain. .....
The moving picture shows have been
discontinued during the heated term.
There will be fine eight-reel pic
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1916-07-27

ture show at the opera house Monday
July 81. Don't miss this show as we
are told it is a good one and well
worth the money.
O. L. Spires began harvesting his
crop Of rye Thursday. He estimates
his crop will yield at least 20 bushels
per acre.
John Welo is again back on the job
as section foreman for the 500.
A vicious bull dog bit mule belong
ing to O. L. Spires and the animal
may be crippled for life. Measures
should be taken to put such vicious
dogs out of existence.
VIM. Cross is excavating the base
ment for residence which he will
build on the north side.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1916-07-27
o o o o o 9 o o o 9 o @ 9 8 (. 8 8
o BURLINGTON @

Mr.. and Mrs. James Keough return
ed Saturday from an extended trip
back to their old home in Minnesota.
During their sojourn in Mime
,nesota Mrs. Keough's father at Hutch
inson passed away, at the age of So
years. He was a resident of Hutch
inson.
A pleasure party consisting of Mr..
and Mrs. G. B. Livingston, Mrs. H. B..
Hathaway and Mrs. L. Drummond
spent Sunday at the pleasant home of
John Drummond on North Prairie.
They enjoyed the rare privilege of
picking luscious strawberries direct
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1916-07-27

Farmer Clicked Wife to Death.
Nicholas Schon, aged 81, an Ellen
dale farmer, killed his wife by choking
her to death, then set fire to the house
to cover his crime. Neighbors believ-
ed that the woman had been burned to
death until the children grew suspic-
ious. When the sheriff went to arrest
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1916-07-27
800 ACRE HOMESTEADS.

Hundreds are filing on homesteads
in Wyoming. Good agricultural lands
near free timber, near free coal; good
water close to surface, now open to
entry but going fast. Detailed infor-
nation free. Address T. w. McDon-
ough, Gillette, Wyoming, if interested.
tx
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1916-07-27

7-27-2t
WANTED TO BUY-A good farm.
Geo. A. MCGEE, Minot, N. D. 7-27-2t
FOR SALE-Wooden water tank, set
up; 7x8 foot. Apply Troy Laundry.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1916-07-27
A BIG SNAP

DIX HIce IOtS ana house, right N
town, two blocks from school, with
nice garden, for $4,000. Lots alone
are worth more money. Fine chance
for berry or truck farm. Easy pay
ments. See Shaft. 7-27-2t~
FOR SALE-1916 6-cylinder automo-
bile, practically new. Might con-
slider good farm land in exchange.
Address "M", care Independent.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-04-25

%li5iltcl1 fir Sen fnnmcnbcn Sermin
lpicbcr ernannt, 10 DOB. feline Mcllbez
rllngel1 porgenommen lperoen brauds
ten. - 81 @irtbe erbielten gcitern 2iz
%5cnlcn, ibrc 8irtbldpnftcn bis gum
4 Mai 5l bctrciben, ippfiir lie cine
grtralulnmc ppn $44 81 bc5qblcn baz
ben. Nhir 5pei 8irtbc soben aln @er&
falltag, 1S. @pri(, ibrc 8irtbld9aftctt
auf. giad Dem a. Mai luerocu iait olc
@irtbe lcid6te Gctranfc. einlGlicBlid
Ncar : Bier perfmlicn, mpfiir lie ras
tilrli6 feline 2i5ens 51 bc5ablel baben.
Sic 2cife Deg in @onios gitp bcre
itorbel,en ssobn S. Gage lonetc bier am
Spnntas Mbenb CUR gceroisuug an,
lpelde bclte Iorsen pom 5eim ieines
8rubers. 1919, II. Ipcnlle, aus alf
DEM Nipcrlioc Sriebbof i~tattfinben
ipirb.
Gincn 9cfdbrliden llnTou erlitt am
Sonntag Nadunittag Scr jlln9e @cleier
9ictpr WartoniL ber on Der 23. Mpe~
nuc nnb 81. StraBe nit lold1er @ll6t
bon leii1cm MotoreDclc ollf bas Stra~
Bcnpflaitcr ~9ciporfen ipltr0e, ipobci linn
beibe 8eine 9ebroden murocn. Set
Gernngliidte nltrbe lpglcid nad) Dem
Stabt : @olpital eebradt, !po ct ar5tz
lid bcbatbclt purbe.
@eitern Mbcnb fanb in Set Mpline
So6ldule bel 6ablreider @ctbciligrng
cine imppia1tc Sbafespeare : Seier
ltatt, bel lrcld6er Elm reidbaltise5 nnb
Invertebrates 8rpgramm aug Sen @erz
fen bcs 9rpBen et1glilden Sidters gin
I%llffibrutlg %gelangte. Sic meiiten
Mummcrn Beg Gro9ranm1s pllrhen bon
sdiilern Der SpdNdule ourc6sefiibrt.
Gincm @cr5ldJlas plosliG crIeger
lit 9cltern Mpr9cn Srnll Nmanpa 81
lnnin in ibrem @eim 1925, 8. MpcnAe
i'm Iltcr bon ~ Sabrei1. Sic mllrbe ii
Mplinc 9chpren unb bat bier leitbcr &C.
lcbt. SIR @attc ltarb Dor is Wiouaten
Sic @intcrblicbcncn linn Hrci &il,ber
Die Mllttcr llnb mcbrcre @clhnilter
Sic gceroi9ung finbet on1 Mittpod
Nadnnittag auf Dem 9tipcrlibe Srieb=
bofe ltatt.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-04-25
2ofales.
3mei 3mabcn crtrinfcn I'M
@iniippt.
Gcidru bis SUR Stmnoc nod nidJt &C.
bDrgcm.
|Strcm miro nady 2eid)en ser bciocrl
abgefildt.

Coroner Sobn .. Gant1pea fcbrte
geltern 81 ipater Mbenoitunoe bon
Yettenoorf 3uriid, MO or Sen bier
6ebnjabriget Comp &urid betreiis oes
@rtrinfens Ser 'beioen &ameroocn oes
&naben ont Sonntag intcrpielpte.
p@ir battcn ltns am Sonntag Elm
goot 9cl,onmen", iogte Der @ier5ebn-
jdbrigc NIT Ibrinen IN Sen Mll-
gen, oils er oas 9romo ieilles jurgen
2cbens beidrieb, ol,no fubren frildJ
lno froblid oil oeut 10 mu1oerpolcr1
Somltagnlor9cn ben Miliiliippi
ltromablparts. @ir Gotteu Sos @oot
obne Dos @illen bcs 9aiieers gclpn,-
men uno nllr 5l bal0 lollter mir INT
Ter Ibm berel,elt. Ger reiBe1loe,
ltarf m1geldpuolene Strom trieb l1ts
raid fll1Ba6parts, 1ll,o ploblid) el1t=
ocdten mir, Bob bas @oot led lpar
llno lpie ein Sieb @oiier .5og. @ab-
reno meil1e beibcn &%anleroben, SSH
liam Gbecie ltnb $. @ordA ibrc gauge
oaran leetelL INN bas 9oo1
l1od) bent 1aben liter 81, rltoerll, Der
lltdDte ih Dos eingeorlm9ene @alle1
init meil1er Miise aus oem 9pot sr
ldopfen. gs cling nidt; bos @aller
|ltieg l1l1allfborlid) lt1l0 piel SIT idnell,
nno balb laBen MIR bis 5l1 Ben Silt.
ten IN BENT nod eisfalten @alIer.
Sic &rifte msiner 1Srel1noe erlabnr
ten, ploblid fanl cine grobe @ellt
ulro lparf oas 9uot berun1. sSsdb oe1
ld binten inn 8uote iaB, ltieB init Sen
&opf gegen Dos 6abr5elrg on ii. battl
l1pd9 @eitesgegemart genllg, mi9 al
oaslelbe 5l flanlmern. Mteiue &a.
meraoen Oagegen murben bon ser
relBenoel1 @ugeln oes 8aters oel
strome INIT fortgerilien lnno fanoer
inl oen 8enen ibr naiies @rab."
Mit eirem tiefen Sdll1dNen lhloi
Der &rlabe ieine fur5e @eidreibung
|gr lpar be%li1nltngslos gemelen, als
|er bon g%eipobnern 8ettenoorfs ON
|Sonltag in Der giabe bon 3immer
man's Steel Escorts ans 2ano ae.
.bradt moroen NOR. 2ellte batten Sos
lln1geldlagene 9ppt, an oen1 ser &6r.
per oes &1aaben bing, sen Jlllb BIN:
abtreiben ieben lnb tatten @ppt l1n(
Den gier5ebniabriaen nlfgefiidt linl
Oel1 1lQ11elt element eutrlt11de11.
Ils Ser &nabe ,a1,1 ipdtelt Mben(
Die Mllgen auHd)lug, mnlrr1elte e1
nQd bal6 belimungslos oas 8or:
vMaltter" unb 1iebe, sic Mrr1e elmer
absearbeitetel 6ral1 llnridlangen i6l
Siebites auf grbel1, ibr eigen SNeijd
nllo gltt, ibren Sobn, ser Inn cir
@aar leinen Ioo int Sen @euen oes
WfiNillippi gefl1noen 3Dafte.
Mber l1nr cine Mi11ttcr Bate if,
9iebltes lpieoer - oie a1oeren beioel
&llaben faaoen eill @ellergrab lri
m1bten ibren 2eid)tlinn, nit einelr
lcfen @oot al1f belt pffenen SSllll
binals5lrlloern, init DEM Gobe bii
Bem.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-04-25
Meucs aus Molinc.
Srar BON 9apcmpprt perind)t sclbit=
@ mprb.

Cine Srau Holc Ybclps . Sabelle
pprt, Die cttpa 90 Sabre alt lit, perz
ludte am aSmsta9 Ibello tllr5 ppr
s llbr Sclbltmoro, inbcm tic an SUB
Ser Is. Strabc in ben SluB lpran9.
sic lc9te suerIt cini9c &lcibcr ab nno
lprans barn III bic eiiisc Slutb. Gum
@liid iparen 2ente in Der Mahbars
Ihait, Sic Ser grtrinfenben 5lt @i!lfc
fancn lll1o lie in gidcrbeit bradtcn.
ger Mmbulans ipllrbc Damn Die 2ebensz
n1iibe nadl bent Stabt : 6pipital &C.
bra6t, mp lie dr5tlide @iilfe erbielt.
sic miro NIT ben 2eben baponfpm@
men, ipenlt nidt purdy Bic grfdltung
2llnsenent5iinouns einleet. Sic Srau
madte ben selbltmoroper1ll6 ipdbrenb
zines Mnfals bon Shiperlmutb. @c@
tern fpnnte lie itbod ldpn na6 ibrem
@eim in 3abenport 9ebrad)t lperocn.
Sic Staotbcrpaltun9 bat Den Eplte
sci : Gbcf .. sc. 8iiunt uno aQe $50
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-04-25
: Merdants Trangfer & @torag.
Telepbon 855. (Mua.)

Dte 0Wreuens1n1 et=
mes @eifesfranten bat in 8ulfberse
BEL Berlin groBe Mufresuna 6erpors
geruf en. 9prt pobnt iett me6rerel,
Sabren Der 44iabrige @eifenbanDles
Sdarff, Dee in Der 5rieori9itrabe
Elm tieines @ei9aft betreibt. @9arff
tt i6on lett lanserer 3eit geiltesz
front. gr 'blleb jeood gu Sou1e
uno oerla6 bus feline @elddft al
lem. nd9renO feline syral1 auberbalb
bel9aFtist NOR, aiir3li9 mar 6rau
S9nrff idon frib fortgesnnsen,
!pdbrenD Der Mann urb Der 1Oiabriz
&c Sobn MOD idlisfen. Mls Die
5ra1 IN ben ipdten Noebmittugs=
ttunben 5uriidtebrte, fano lie Die
Sir bes 2abens nrd) perldlo6en.
sic ltsB bic Sir DurG) sen Sausmirt
0ffnen. Den gintretsnoen BOT l;d
Elm fur9tbarer Mn6lid Der. sSn leiz
mem 8ette lag Der &nabe tot, unb
1leben Dem 8ette iab teilnabmslus Der
9a1er. NSnr9eftale an 9alIe Des
&snoes aeisten 1ofort. bab bas Sino
er0rohelt tporben mar. 9er 9a.cr.
Der Die entieBlide Sat in einc:n oes
lonbers beftigen Nnfale Iei1es aei=
oens periiti Datte, tieb lid up,, Der
benadJgid .iaten Yolisei o6ne 8ioerz
Itanb feltae1men Muf @runo pss
Gntnc9tens oes Mrate5 muroe 59orff
3unddf i'm Observation-Disclosures
interniert, BON ND er panr nad ser
Srrenanitalt gberspaloe iibereefiibrt
lpurbe. -
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-04-25
6cntc bcmtldJc Gpit.

Sir 6ie 3entralmdd}te Guropas
GentIdlano, Seiterreid) : lt1tgarn,
glllgarien ltn0 Die Siirfei) betimmte
@riefe fDrnen bis beute, SEN
20. Mpril 1916, Mhen6s relllt l16r,
Inn 1noenporter Noltamt oufgegebcn
|lperDell I'M redt5eittg beltellt 5l tper=
ben. Briefe nnO Nadete, bie nod
y%toripegelt, SdJme0en nnb 9Gl1emarf
beItlnlmt iino, foinr,en al,d at bie-
tent 1age fortgeididt meroen.
Sommtlife, an bie 3entralmadte
gelanote 9riefe miiiien oel1 @ermerf
uGer Neltral Steamer" tragen, nit
elmer SC 8riefnarfe franfirt lein.
Gafete iin0 fir ole an sic Central
ntadte geridtete No1t nid)t anldi1ia.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-04-25
Mcuts aug Mustatinc.

s.. 9. 3abis, Gin lppblbcfGnntcrSarz
lner, nabc Golfer, lit tprgcilern in leis
l1em @eim plDslid geltprbcll, inbem er
tobt Sllr grbc lanf, uls er S1 eincm Ieie
ncr SamilicnangebDri9cn ipradl. Gin
5cr5lcipcn mad)te leinem 9eben Gin
@rbe. Scr 10 plDslid @eriiprbene ipor
As Sabre aft unb in Macirc, @isc..
gebpren. Or battc lett pebreren Sabren
in Wuscdtine County 9elebt. 'IuBer
lcincr @ottin binterlabt CT 5lpei Sim
Der, lotpie 5tpei 8riioer. Sic Sccroiz
gnng firbet morsen ltatt.
gad) n1r fllr5cr &rnnsbcit lit anl
Samstag Mprgen in oerlbcp @pipital
5crr Otto Sid bon Scr @iscpnli1l
Strabc an Der 2unscneut5iinnung I'M
4lter BON SO Sabren gcltorben. Scr
@erltorbenc lpltrpc am IS. glppembcr
1866 in 9cutldlm1o seboren, pcrbeiz
ratbetc lid baIelbit NIT Sri. Mnna
Scooter nnb fa,n nit Der Samilie pnr
% Subrcn ins 2anb llnb gleih mad
Mil1scatinc. M1bcr icincr Sralt butter
ldbt CT bier &inbcr, brci griipcr, ipz
lDtc mcbrcre Gnfel. Sic 8ccrbi9llna
fanb 9eiterlr Modmittas BON Der luz
tberiidcn 3ipns9clncinbe ol,s auf Sem
grcenlppob Sriebbpfc itatt. Yoltpr s.
$oacfncr btclt sic 2%eidcnrcoe, lpabrenr
Srelrnbe bcs gcrltprbenen ais 2eidenz
TRIGGER fungirtcn.
Srall @aurie Grubam : gnitler.
@tttme BON Spbn @cnrp Sllieler, unr
0attter bon Sruu SSpbn 8. Mabin ppl
bier, sic an 9pnaerstas in Chicago
ltarb, lit baiclblt om Samstng bcerbisl
tporbcn. Sic @intcrblicbcnen iino 5lpci
SDbnc ltnb cine Tpdtcr.
Sra1 q. s. gpipen, Srau bes 9rdz
libcnten Ser Mltscatirc 4 Soma Gitr
&ailipap 60, ltarb am Srcitag Nbcnl
in ibrcm 6ein. COS ipeitl. 2. Strabe
nnd nllr fur5cr &ral1fbcit int Alter por
As Sabren. Sic 2ctd)e lpurbc an
Samustag nod 9anspille, 81. g., SC,
@ein1atb Ser &eritprbcncn. cur 8eerbi>
9llr,g iiberfiibrt. Gin &erslciben buttC
bem 2ebcn Ser Srat Gin Gnhc gcn,adt
Ser @atte llnb mcbrcrc &erlpal1bte Sc,
Scr fprbeneu bcgleitcte bic eide 5ll,
8ccrbi9ung.
Nu6 ldngcrer &rnlfbett ltarb on
Sreitag Gol. 6, s. @prton, Ser bisbez
rtge &pnn1a1bunt bcs Solbaten& 6eims
in Mariballtpmn, imslter bon II Sab
rcn. ct lpllrbc I'M Stuate Nelp Yorl
9eb6ren nnb FAM nit ben @ltern in
Sabre 1S4S nab Mlscuttne. ST mad)=
te Sen 9iir9ertries nit nlb bradte 6
mdbrenb Der &riess5eit lnb big SIM
9hlub bcrlclbcn bis gum Sberit-
2elltnant. Mm 10. Septcmber 1865
murbc CT 81 Selma, Mla., ebrenppl
entlaiien. CT bat cine anSabl sdlad)s
ten unb @efedtc mit9cmadt, abe,
eatfam pbne ie9lide @%erlesuns; leir
9fesiment bat iid bel alien @clescn=
beiten b%erbnrsetban. Sic 6inter6liebez
men linb bier &inber llnb mebrere Gu
tel, lplpie mebrere Sriioer mnpSdlpes
tern. geine Srou lit i'm, ppr hrei
Sabren I'M Spbe ppransean9en. Sic
2cihc miro bicrbcr sur 8eerbi9unl
iiberfiigrt lperben.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-04-25

- gu einem tleinen 3piz
.f9enfal fam es i'm Nntifon. Sin.
S9nei5er Solbat pollte leinen
9tenit Derluhen unD perlnngte pom
Rommanoanten bic Nusaabluns ieiz
mes @utbabens. Nls otefer es abz
lebnte, ersritf Der 9olOat lein @ez
tpebr unD CAB blinolings Drei
@Giife as. gr nurpe iibermdlti9t
nno Ser italienilden ppli5ei iibersez
ben. bic i'm nj bic @ren5e ldaffte.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-10-06

eyes, the old towns too damned
quiet. We've got to get the women
together. The city is brutaHzed; the
nation is brutalized, all because the
pirates take all the money. That's
why we build jails instead of homes"
Mother" will stay in town a while.
She has to see the boys" and will
take their orders, but she revealed
that there's trouble ahead recalling
the days of the 1900 coal strike, when
she led a frenzied crowd of women
over the hills and beat the capitalist
militia
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NEW YORK TOO QUIET, SAYS
MOTHER JONES

New York, Oct. 6.-''New York's
too DAMNED quiet. This traction
strike is too much like a picnic. I'm
going to stir 'em up and Pm going to
do it through the women"
Eighty six year old Mother"
Jones, angel of the mine camps, who
stirred women to the riot stage last
night, commented thus today, prom
Using at the same time that the me-
tropolis would see some fireworks"
before she was done. With every SEN
tence she pounded her fist on table
to drive home her remarks.
This labor trouble in New York
is just the start of social revoIu-
ton all over the country" she said.
Il had hoped that it wasn't, but it
is. And it's really the women who
count in any nation. They start re-
forms and revolutions. You know
they made the men tear down the
Bast1le in the French revolution
and you know there's never been
king in France since then.
Eyes, they did stir things up bit
-@S'SC LAoAC5 oAC odlu5 ICNCILlLlS W OuG
riot incident. You know women
are queer" r-
Just then the telephone rang. A
man at the other end informed
Mother" that two of the women.
rioters had been held for the grand
jury.
ooh, that's all. right" she replied.
It'll all come out all right"
''This city is money mad, she con-
tinued. 'The pirates down in. Wall
street are fanaticaI with their mil
lions. And the mayor apparently is
corpOration-contro But they
can't scare US with grand juries. You
know I've been in the. bulpen my
SELF"
She hammered on the table again.
mo, we're going to stir this old
town up. Women can't be depraved
oDd cfoTvnd fO1. If fboIy orc tho no
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that there's trouble recalling
the days of the 1900 coal strike, when
she led a frenzied crowd of women
over the hills and beat the capitalist
militia"
WILSON WELL PLEASED WITH
OMAHA RECEPTION
President Wilson, stopping in Chi
cagO for a few hours today en- route
to his summer home at Long Branch,
is happy man. 1t cannot be denied
that Nebraska's welcome to the ex-
ecutiVe yesterday has made a ire
mendOus impression on the Demo-,
cratic leaders and has stirred the
president himself to a new optimism
as to the outcome of the election.
The demonstration accorded his
every appearance was unique in the.
history of the Nebraska metropolis,
Nebraskans declared. It reached a
climax last night when thousands
lined the streets of Omaha until a
late hour to cheer him. The great
auditorium was jammed to the doors
to hear him.
But outside of the crowds, which
might have fiOcked to pay tribute to
any executive, the presidents friends
pointed to the Outbursts of the audi
Orium throng. Question after ques-
ton sprang from that audience, each
one hailed with an outburst Of
cheering.
who kept us out of the WARP"
was One.'
wilson" was the answering roar.
''Who saved the nation?"
Again: Wilson"
who prevented the great striker
who gave us the S-hour day."
who gave us the rural credits?"
were asked and always with applause
the answer was Wilson"
, 1916-07-12

tied all over Canada and modified at
Halifax. Notices to this flee were sent
out 10 thv diff, rent Cauedmn miI'mv diyj-
slobs from winch the recruits Will be dlpwn.
Monlreal, July 7th-It WINS announced
to-day that five cases Of intnnti'e paralysis
had been discovered here. IN view Of he
epidemic in The United States, the local
authorities are aclng extra precautions
to guurd against spread of the disease here.
L"ldcu, July 8h-Mr Harold j. Ten
nant, Parliamentary U der Secretary OF War,
refused u paer"ge yesterday, according to
the express. Il is expec ed Mr.. Tenant
will be appointed Secretary FOR Scotland,
London, July 7th-Ihe following mes
sOge was sent ny the KING to General Sir
Dou2l"s Hnie, Commander of the British
troops on The Flapco Belgian from: "Please
convey to ihe Army under your command
my sincere congratulations on the result
achieved in the recent fighting. | am
proud of my troops. None could hnve
fought more bravery" General Haig in
replying said: ''All ranks will do their ut
most 10 continue to deserve your Mnjes1y's
confidence and praise"